HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-5-22, Page 8We have diem in Fain Loa't,
Feather, Voiding, eto,
(. roquet
Four, Six and Tight Balls.
Lacrosse Sticks
As Low aS 50 Gants,
Belle! is ! Balls
in Base, Rubber and Foot.
.DEADMAN c@ MoCALL,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sODTHEIIN EXTENSION W. 0. & R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING Sows:. GOING NpRTII,
Alaif 0:50 a.m. I Mixed 9145 am,
9xoress 11:09 a,m. Mail 9.13 p.m.
trlxe0 9:00 p.r,. Express 9:49 p.m,
14Bxat ° is ieln5,
A chiel's among ye taltin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
FaosT Tuesday night.
"Goo save the Queen."
No school next Monthly.
THERE" Waa a slight frost last Friday
night,
Ent Pon for the balance of 1996 for
only 50 cents in advance.
HnnON Co. Council will meet in Code•
rich on Tuesday, June 2nd.
k'IESSTtS. BAEIii.R & VANSTONs shipped
two cars of live bogs on Tuesday,
THE PosT eubseription list oontiones to
grow. Tell your neighbor about it.
Tau school base ball team ie like old
Alexander, looking for fresh worlds to
conquer.
Poems LIBRARY Scotch•Irish Concert
in the Town Hall on Thursday evening
of this w eek.
W. H. PELTON's driving mare present-
ed him with a fine "Slander" colt last
Sondaynigbt.
DoN'T forget that the 19th of July trill
be celebrated in Brussels this year in
right royal style,
SANITARY INSPECTOR WoIGHT will call on
yon next week to examine your yard,
cellar, out•buiidiugs and premises.
Two interesting nommnnicatione o
the political questions of the day may be
read on page 6 of this issue of TEE POST.
LAST Sunday a high Western wind
blew alt day. A number of shade trees,
fences, atm., suffered in and around Brus
90'9.
Beusssos has a good foot ball tea
this season. They are getting into form
for ranee winning by regular practices o
the Park,
THE Enterprise Salt Works shipped 8
ears of their prime table and dairy salt
this week, It goes chiefly to Kingston
anti Montreal.A. Cou:LEY sold two more bioyoles last
week. Rev. W. J. Waddell, of Ethel
and John Hackwell, of McKillop, were
the parabasers,
SEveaAL Odd Fellows went to Wing
ham last Friday afternoon to represent
Western Star Lodge at the funeral of J
Martin, of that town.
CHEAP rates on the G. T. R. Round
trip single fare tickets on May, 23rd, 241h
and 26th, good to return on 2691. Far
and a third on May 22nd.
ANDREW MCKAY shipped his household
goods to Portage la Prairie, Mau., o
'Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. McKay and 8011
will leave next Tuesday fur the West.
THE POST acknowledges the receipt of
a press badge fuom the Secretary of the
Canton Celebration Committee in con-
nection with next Monday's holiday pro
grant.
D. A. Lowey and men are brick veneer
ins Gea, Birt's residence this week. Mt
Birt will have a neat and commodious
dwelling when the improvements ar
completed.
TUE new fenoes, levelling of ground
walks, etc., hes made a very marksd
improvement in the school house grounds
and greatly added to the appearance of
the fine building.
Tun bankrupt stook of P. C. Maddook,
Acton, veined at 52,339.92, bun been sold
by auction by J. W. Jones, at 68 cents on
the dollar. 11. Dolle, of St. Catherines,
was tie purchaser.
Baoes]Ls town Band will go to Wing
ham next Monday, and along with bands
from Walkerton, Teeswater and Wing
hath, will enliven the proceedings in non•
neation with their celebration.
D. 0..RIT•cnmo, of Elora, was in tow
on 'Thur'sday adorned with his "pictures-
que" oostnme, billing for Stratford raises.
He's's a pusher, and will record a Liberal
vole on June 23rd, for Mr. Semple.
A Minonm excursion to Owen Sound,
taking in all points between Kincardine
and Guelph, is proposed for Wednesday,
June 24th. It is said the rate will b
low and a atop -over for next day arrangen
for those who desire it. Exsureioo wit1
be run over Grand Trunk line.
Nicer UNDEnTAEEs: Jae, Walker, oar
rinse builder, Brnssele, has purchased
hearse and a stock of caskets coffins and
undertakers' eupplfes and will combine ft
with his carriage busin'•ya. He has en-
gaged D, G. Hogg to e ' ,ervise it. The
new stook arrived this seely.
DA1!NING NEEDLE IN I.IM HEART. --Last
weak James Maxwell, Elizabeth street,
had a cow die, and under smolt peculiar
olroumstanoeo that a poet mortem was
de.ided upon. An examination of the
iutetnal machinery revealed the fact
then a long darning needle had penetrated
her heart, nearly the whole of the needle
being out of sight. This may be thought
to be a yarn but the have it on good
authority that there was no yarn about
ft. The needle is supposed to have been
'wallowed and 00 have worked through
tie stomach to the vital organ,
)
A Tea and gravel roof has been put 0n
the Jae, 13allatltyne block,
MEeelts. 01,1000 & DADIEs ship two care
of hake on Friday of this week.
NB= Monday will be regarded as .e.
public holiday and 'mitten plates couse-
qusntly ul0aed.
T. FAuoow, 0. P. B. 'agent, tiokoted
Sams, Shine and 3as, Mitobell, jr•, to
North Bayon Tuesday of this ween,
JonN 1YI00042 anti Wm. Jewitt have
had their -rseidenoeo painted and thereby
oons)derably,improved in appaarenoe:,
BY itdvertieonlent in another column
it will be observed that tendons arebeing
asked for an addition to the Huron
House of Refuge.
"Palm's," John ltoaoh's patter, will take
part in the rases at Hensel! next Mon.
day.. "Mies Deimareh," owned by Gus.
Goebel, will probably start in Miteheil on
the seine clay.
ON Tn31 MAIMED, —Saturday ltfternoon
Brussels school baseball nine drove over
to Wroxeter and played the return motes
with the boys of that village. The vieit-
ors pulled out in the 7th innings and
0=8(17 runs, wh ah brought them in
winners, Wroxeter went to bat first and
grit 1 rule in the let and 4 in the and in.
ninge, with Brussels oredited with 3 and
0, boot by the close of the Srd the (slabs
were on even terms, 5 runs eaob. The
4011 yielded the home olub 2, the 5011 1,
the 6113 was good for 4 and the 7th added
3, making the total 15. Braseels won by
4 runs. Ab. Paulin umpired the game
very satiefactorily. The more was as
follows t—
nnnaaELe. 1r. 0. 1VRO1ETEn, R. 0.
E. Grower, 11 1 3 J. Brawn, 0 4 0
D. Kendal!, U..2 4 A. Robinson, ib 1 3
Leatherdule, lb 3 3 W. Walden, rf —2 4
1'. Mel1'ar tin, 0...2 1 A. Rae, of 1 2
1 0111,10, of ......3 9 H. Brawn, es 9 8
I. Gerry, 03 1 3 B. Rae,p 1 2
MaLo..,otlto, 9b 0 0 W. McLeod, 89 ,,3 1
01 McMartin, 8b 1 2 9, Orr, 2b 0° 2
K. Unueley. r1 ...1 3 G. Kaake,lf 0 4
Total I9 21 Total 15 51
Snore by Innings ..... ......1 2 8 4 5 0 7
Brussels 8 0 2 5 2 0 7-10
Wroxo for 1 4 0 2 1 4 9-15
The Brussels boys were hospitably enter.
baffled at the Gofton House and arrived
borne about 10 p. m.
TsAVELLINO DAIRY.—This very inter-
esting representative of the Ontario Ag•
r'ioulbural College visited Brussels on
Friday afternoon of last week when the
meeting was held in the Town Hall.
Thos. Strachan, President of East Huron
Farmers' Institute, occupied the chair,
opening the meeting by a few well chosen
remarks on the Dairy Industry after
which he ietroduoed the lecturer, F. J.
Sleightbolm, Superintendent of the West-
ern Dairy School, Stratbroy, Ont., who
then took obarge of the meeting. The
ins and outs of churning were dwelt upon
at some length by the speaker, especially
the necessity of a close attention to tem-
perature, and Its effect upon the product.
H. Smith, in.uruetor in the butter de-
partment of the above named institution,
took the cream supplied, strained it into
the churn and proceeded to churn it,
which he succeeded in doing in about 26
minutes, bringing out of the churn about
nine pounds of very fine textured, beauti-
fully colored hntter. The various pro-
oesees in the work, such as the washing,
salting, working, printing, wrapping, etc.,
were fully commented on while the came
were in progress. The lecturer laid much
stress on a proper knowledge of when to
stop the churn and why, and told an
amusing incident by way of illustrating
the wisdom of paying attention to the ap-
pearance of butter for the market. After
the churning was completed Mr. Sleight -
holm drew the attention of the people to
the Babcock milk tester and gave a short
account of its purpose and pecuniary
value to farmers. Many questions were
asked by those presentandthe meeting
was a most interesting and instructive
cue throughout. Among those present
we noted a number of the best butter
makers of this locality. About 75 people
were in attendance, the majority ladies.
The Travelling Dairy went to Ethel on
Saturday. We may add that Mr. Sleight -
helm tells ne that if any of the young
people, or older ones, of Huron, wish to
get a further drill and insight into all the
various branches of dairying be will be
pleased to see then at the Western Dairy
School next Winter to take a course. It
is cheap and the mune is thorough. The
school opens in November next and con.
tinues all Winter. Mrs. Geo. Crooke
supplied the mills for the test on Friday.
CIIUiiOIE 011131E4.
The Synod of Huron has been called to
meet for busioese on the 16th of June—
nomination day of Dominion elections.
Wingbam Distriot meeting will be
held in the Methodist church in this
place on Monday afternoon and Tumidity
forenoon,
Next Sabbath being the Queen's
Birthday, Rev. G. H. Cobbledick's even.
ing discourse will be in keeping with the
anniversary of Her Majesty's birth.
Rev. J. 33. Mullan, of Fergus, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Melville ohuroh next
Sabbath. He will preauh a special ser.
mon to the young people at the morning
service.
Sue that your Sabbath S011oo1 is repre-
sented at the Di.ltriob Convention to be
held in the Methodist cbusmh next
Wednesday. Morning session Spens at
10 o'elook.
Bev. B. J. Irwin, who occupied the
Methodist church pulpit here last Sab•
bath, preached two profitable discourses.
Id the morning his subject was "Our
temptations," and in the evening, "The
bulwarks of the Christian." Mr. Irwin
will be ordained at the aiming Conference
after which he purposes taking a trip to
the Emerald Isle from whence he will
import a queen to preside over the house-
hold affairs of the reverend gentleman in
addition to being hie helpmeet in ohorcb
work. Bev. Mr. Irwin has a promising
future before him.
'Cuing S. S. Co\vENTION,—The fifth
annual District Sabbath School Canyon.
tion, in union with Wingbam District,
will be held in Brussels on Wednesday,
May 27911. The sessions, commencing at
10 a. m., 1:80 and 7:30 p. m., will be held
in the Methodist church, Following will
be the program :—Forenoon session—De.
votionai exercises ; "How t0 make the
most of S. S. Conventions," Jae, Smillie ;
disossefon ; "Practical suggestions on S.
S. Work," W. El. Kerr ; "Tho place and
value of the S. S. in the Life of the
Church," Rev, W. M, Pomeroy; discus-
sion;
iscus•sion; appointment of oommittees and
closing. Afternoon session—Devotional
exercises'; report of committees end ad-
dress of President elect ; Bible class de-
partment, "The Fall of Jerusalem,"
lesson for Sabbath, May 81et, by A.
M. McKay ; dismission ; Conference—
"The Bible," How to Study it—Bev. W.
TH
BRUSSELS POST
Baugh, How to Teach 19—G, 17. Blair,
How to Live ib--•lev, P. Bnggin • "Tho
Agonoy of the Holy Spirit and the Touch,
or in Leading to Deoleion for Qbrist and
Church 'Membership," Rev, W. J. Wad-
dell ; dieoaseioo ; Homs Class Dopar't-
meut, Duv, 3. Doss ; discussion ; opt.
leoti011, ann0nnoementa and closing.
Evening session—Opening 050901800
musical selection, Methodist choir ; "The
Teacher and Parent as 0o•wor'kers," Rev,
Geo, Ballantyne ; musical eelootiou,
Melvilleabur0h choir;-"Suooeos in Sob -
bath School Work," Bev. Dr. Gifford
musioal selootion, Methodist oboir ; ool•
lootion, etch; meoioal seleoti4n, Dxelvllle
church oboir ; closing exorcises.
Emown LEADn11 CONVIiNT1oN.—The.
first annual Epworth League Oonventlou
of the Wingham Distrigt• of the Metho-
dist church will be held in the Methodist
abnreh, 13russele, on Tuesday, May 260h.
4.11 Young People's Soei0tie8 in the Die-
triot are requested to send delegates. A
Convention of great interest and profit
is expected. Following is the program ;
Afternoon session, commencing at 2 0'•
cloak—Praise and prayer 0ervio9, ten.
duobod by Rev. IIngh J, Pair, Londeo-
hors' ; maeio, Westfield oboil' ; Epworth
League—It's Aims, Rev, La, A, Shaw,
Belgrav8 ; Ringing ; Departmental 'Con-
feronoe, 10 minutes for each paper and
same time for diooussion—•Christian En-
deavor Department—What is it ? Rev.
W. Mailman, Londesboro', Missionary De.
pal'tment—Its Purpose ? Mise M. Slap.
les, Teeswater ; mu0io, Blyth quartette ;
Literary Department Prttotaoaliy Con-
sidered, G. D. Lamont, Brussels ; Social
Department—Its use and abuse, Rev. E.
V. Smith, Brussels ; singing ; The Juni•
or League—Why and Now ? Miss Min-
nie Moore, Brnseels ; discussion ; ntusio,
Westfield oboir ; The League's financial
Duty and How to Perform it, John Kerr,
Wingham ; dismission ; closing exercises.
Evening session, commencing at 7:SD—
Song Service, led by Westfield and Brae -
eels choirs ; devotional exeroises, Rev.
W. M. Pomeroy, Walton ; music, Brun,
sale choir ; The Methodist Students' Mis.
sionary Campaign, Rev. W. A. Smith,
Brussels' singing; 'musio, Blyth quar-
tette ; The Epworth League of Christian
Endeavor, Rev. A. V. Birks,• L. L. B.,
Teeswater ; s31lging and collection ;
music, Weottieid ehoir ; The League in
Sonl•winning, Miss Lily Dey, Wingbam ;
Bolo, Miss Lottie Hill ; singing ; Con-
secration Servios ; "God be with you till
ws meet again." The public cordially
invited to attend both sessions.
• l'i?i'SONAT, i'AIOA(blt1PUIS.
A. Causley end wile Sundayed in Sea -
forth.
Miss RilIa Hunter is visiting in Trow.
bridge.
Mrs. Beattie spent Wednesday in
Seaforth.
Kenzie Soott is home from Goderich
on a visit.
Jas. Duoford, of Clinton, was in town
last Sabbath.
Mrs. Howell, of Platteville, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Plum.
:ars. J. D. Ronald bas returned from
an extended visit to the U. S.
Mre. W. H. Willis and eon, of Sea.
forth, are visiting at B. Gerry's.
A. J. Davis, of the Garfield Fiona, is
away to Watford on a business trip.
Joe. Ballantyne has taken a situation
in Petrolia. He is a first•class mechanic,
Bev. A. McKibben and wife, of Monk.
ton, were visiting his father on Queen
street.
Miss Mary Beattie is home after a
two months visit with friends in Sea -
forth.
Miss Souch and Miss Roe spent Sun.
day with Mrs. George Lowry, Miss
Souch's Rioter.
o n i
C u c Ilor Leatherdule was able to be
about last week but his old trouble,
sciatica, holds the fort again.
We are pleased to see John Robb able
to get abort again after his imprison-
ment in the house from illness.
B. Gerry and Geo. Cardiff were in
Wingham on Wednesday arranging pre-
liminaries for the coming celebration in
Brussels of the 12th of July.
Business Locals.
Sun the Daisy churn at McKay & Cos.
To0ATo and oabbage plants at Mc-
Craolten'e.
NEW lines of spades and shovels at
McKay & Oos.
CLoviID and timothy seed for sale.
Baeker & Vanstone.
Elm mangel and Swede seeds in the
world at itidOraoken's.
TIiroTHY and plover Beed for sale at JAo,
BALLANTYNE's.
BA1m wire and nut nails at low prices
at McKay & Cos.
III0E•0Lnss dry goods at very low
prices at A. J. Davis'.
I" ttsi milch cow, 5 years old, for sale.
Apply at THE Posr Publishing House.
ALL kinds of cattle taken for furniture
or sewing maobines ab B. Leatherdale'e.
33mv0L1 supplies. Enamel your bi-
cycle for. 26 cents, McKay & Co.
A NICE line of buggy dusters on hand,
all sold at close margins. I. C. Richards,
INSECT sprayers, screen doors, carpet
sweepers, paints etc., at Molloy & Cos.,
Brussels.
SECOND hand bicycle in firet.clase
order, for sale, oheap for cash. Apply to
B. Garry.
Stutz dressings of all (rinds on hand
both for blank and tan colored.
I. 0. Richards.
I n0VE the beat stook of window shades
ever seen in Bruges's. Prices to suit the
times end put up free. R. LEATIoEnDALO,
A SPLENDID range of men's women's
and children's shoos on hand, Call and
see them no matter if you do not buy,
we will be ploueed to have you see them.
L 0. Riohard5.
II' you want an organ or sewing math.
in0 I can save you from $10 to 525 bet.
ter than you can buy from agents. Come
and get my prices before you buy, All
goods delivered from R. Leatherdale's.
Mae, T. S. HAwxrae, Chattanooga,
Tenn„ says, "Shiloh'e Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the best remedy
for a debilibaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 76 ate. Bold by Jas. Fox,
BHILon's Cnre, the great cough and
group cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.five doses ; only 25
Dents. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
VEOL0TAnLE PLANTA.—For gale at D. Mo-
Lennan's green house, all kinds of vase.
table plants, strawberry planta, etc, If
anything is wanted in thie liusyou should
call and see D. MoLonnan'e plants, Bras.
eels.
, MAY 22, 1896
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T.Amm..4mO:T".F,1.79 "4.0072,
HEAR OFFJOE, - TORONTO..
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars)' 97,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorised) . 92,000,000
Agencies in all principal' points in. Ontario, Qftoboc, llianitalm, United States IS I98plated.
Var�0, zo 1164W6V11.
A General Banking 13tisi0000 Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Colleotions made on all points;
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
intoreei allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from dat of dopooit to date, of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIALAonoNI'ION MEN TO. TAE. COLLECTION or r'ARtotno' SALE NOTES,
Every faoiliby afforded Customers living at a distance,
J, A. STE WART MANAGER.
Bei about 14 years old wants work,
Willing to work, Farm preferred. Ap-
ply'ab Trig POST,
I7oxnnr,—An aged blank mare. Any
one who can give snob information ee
will lead to her recovery will plenne mom -
=Initiate with Daniel Stewart, Brussole,
and will bo suitably rewarded,
liana's Clover Root will purify your
blood, olear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and matte your head clear as
a bell. 25 ore., 50 ote. and $100. Sold
by Jae. Fox, druggist, Brussels,
Revue= Doxls, Maohinery, bicycles,
lawn -mowers, scissors, implements and
all kinds of tools sharpened and
put in order at reasonable prices
for spot cash by saw filer T. McGregor,
of Brussels, Queen St. East,
OAnrwTs.—Any one desiring carpets
will do well to pall at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buoying elsewhere, es they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 30e. to 51.00. Howe & Co,
PAINxINu CLAss.—Mies Mary Maples, of
Wingharn, will open a class in Brussels
for inetruotion iu Landscape Painting.
Her studio will be the apartments lately
vacated by E A. Hawkins, in the Smith
block. Class will meet each Friday.
Terms reasonable.
A. J. Doze announces that a large con-
signment of clothing, which he has
bought for spot cash, has just come to
hand. As he is clearing out his, stook be
is prepared to give men's suite (good
suits) at from 95.00 upwards, Don't buy
until you see these goods. They are
offered at less than half price.
FLowHIS AND PLANTS.—Thos. Kelly,
florist, Brussels, has a rare and beautiful
colleotiou of flowers and plants this sea -
eon and is in a better position than ever
to suit the public. He will also have the
usnalrangs of garden plants, such as
cabbage, tomatoes, &o. If you require
anything in this line call on or write Mr.
Malty.
PAIN5IN0, &o, -The undersigned, hav-
ing entered into partnership, are prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in the following
lines ; Plain and ornamental painting,
kalsomining, frescoing, paper -banging,
sign -writing, &o., &o. Remember our
motto, "Firat•clase work and reasonable
charges." STEWART & Rrrcarn,
Brussels,
WELL-Dman% AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
'mond door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Bi<ussels. 844f
TEE BEsx BECOMt1END.—The best re-
commend a bicycle can have is the num-
ber of sales made. A. Cousley, agent for
the well-known Brantford, has made the
following sales this season already :—
W. E. Armstrong, teacher, Brussels ;
Arthur Wake, Brussels ;
Mr, Spiels, Grey ;
Rev. G. H. Cobbledick, Brussels ;
Colin McArthur, Brussels ;
Wm. McDonald, M'oleawortb ;
John Rae, teacher, Mol(iflop ;
W. 1. Resell, Brussels ;
H. J. Burkholder, Drayton ;
Sydney Bolger, Morris ;
It. A. MoKee, teacher, McKillop.
Miss Tilly Gofton, Wroxeter.
Bev. W. J. Waddell, Ethel ;
J. Haokwell, MoKillop.
The "Red Bird" gives great satisfaction.
A stook of wheels always on hand, both
new and second hand. A. CousLEY,
Agent, Brussels.
Please observe that the people of Can-
ada deserve no credit for the progress of
this splendid country ; the credit all he.
longs to Sir Charles Tupper, Bart.
The debt of Canada has been increas-
ed, since the defeat of the Mackenzie
Government, at the rats of 510.00 every
minute, or 91,000 every bout, day in and
day out, year in and year out,
=tom=-
CocicwELL,—In Elmo, on May 13th, the
wife of Mr, Thos. Oookwell of a son,
=Irna-
BELL,—In Grey, on May 18th, Rebecca,
beloved wife of Robert Be11, aged 00
years and 10 days.
A'VCTSOST s,e.5.-as-
PnIDA1:, MAY 22ND. -Farm stock, &o.,
lot 17, con. 12 Grey. Salo at 1 o'clock
sharp. Jno. Knight, Prop., P. S. Soots,
Ane.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm security. Apply
at TRE POST Publishing House, Brussels,
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ESIRABLE RESIDENCE
reotoacsa Queen
ra gTerms asnable aahand
d-
ply
on the promisee or to
28 W. M. SINCLAIR.
STRAYED FROM THE PREM.
nes
RE M-
fnes of the uudorsigood, ono mare colt,
light bay in color, whits on forehead and.
nose, and white hind foot. Any person giv-
ing Information as to her whereabouts will
bo suitable rewarded. 01 1ANSULD,Ethel. P.O.
14f�EETINGNCIL. OF HURON COUNTY
l COU
The Council of the corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Court
Boom, in the Town 01 Godorloh, mi :Sunday,
the 2nd day of June next, at 0 O'010ok , m,
Dated May 10, 1800, wMb LANE, Clerk.
•
DICYCLES FOR SALE OR TO,
RENat—A firet•olassBioynle fullyguar-
anteed, now, for 502 part mall, balance 95
per month, a8 will runt to reuponslblo par-
ties, 8)11ADe1AN & 11000ALL,
Druggists, Opticians & Booksellers,
Volunteer's Attention !
The Brussels Volunteer Company 1v111 go
into 0a,np 111 June next. All mon wishing to
join may do so by applying to G, P. BLAIR,
Mout, Brussels, or to. It, S. BAYS, Captain
Sea1orih,
TENDERS
For Addition to House of Tfefng'o.
Sealed tenders will bo received by [the un-
derstood (marked tender for the house of
Refuge) 11pp'to the 2nd day of June, 1800, for
building an addition to the House of Refuge
at Clinton, Plans and specifications- 081 be
aeon at the office of Wm. Coats, Clinton, or
at the office of the arehiteot, H. 0. McBride,
London. The lowest or any tender not nee.
eesarily accepted,
HENRY ]015,73ER,
Chairman of Committee, Crediton,
Dated May 12111,1000, 45.2
REAL ESTATE.
t1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
.1. DE50I0NED has several good harms for
salt and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 5, 800TT,Brassels
FARMS F011 SALE. — 200
acres -Consisting of Lots 18 on the 7th
and 8111 Concessions, Township of Grey, be-
ing 1 mile front the Village of Ethel and 59
miles from Brussels, 40 acres of Pall wheat
sown and about 80 acres under grass ;. 90
soros °leered on each. Perms of payment
easy. A. OOcKELV14Y, M, D;',
Si- Brussels.
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 acres of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale 00 alow prion. The property is
North East 9 See, 1U, Two. 11, Runge 4, East,
There is a hoose on the promisee and some
breaking done. For full particulars. as to
prion, title, dm., write or apply be
G. F, BLAIR or W. H, KE1tR,
20.01 Brussels, Ont.
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BOAII FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 11 11,0011. 10, :G3•oy, the thore'•bred York-
shire Boor. Tucker's Wonder," His sirs,
College Prince," was a primo winner at the
World's Fair. Pedigree will be produced ou
application. Terme 881,00, to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if nee-
esear5, WM,MENARY,
48.4 Prapde tor.
1OAR FOR SERVIOE.—TETE
'Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris, the thorn' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar"Selected,"
bred from S. E, Brothour'e sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Pair. Torres, 01.00 to be paid
at the timo of service with privilege of re-
turning if n000asary, Pedigree may bo seen
on application.
ROBT, NICHOL.
ROAR FOR SERVICE. --THE
nnlersignod wail keep for nerviee on
Lot 80, Con. 0, M0rTis, the thoro'•bred Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain John."
Hie mother is a full 0)4159 to the 1st prize
sow at the World's Pair. Pedigree will be
produced on applioation. Terms -31.00 to
be paid at time of service withprivilege of
returning if uo0985ary.
14.0m JAS, 8P1001t, Proprietor.
Ancient Order of united Workmen,
This Benevolent and Fraternal
Society is the Oldest and
Strongest of the kind in
America.
Each member secures to his fanny, at his
death, 08,000.01) or 81,000.00, at his option.
The yearly assessment ontheformer is only
S10.00 and. on the latter 58.00, e1 good
healthy men between the ages of 21 and 46
years. A large lodge is in operation in 13 rue -
Bela. Why not join yomselt and secure for
your family, in ease of your being called
away, a handsome sum for their support 7
no1mT.ARMBTRONG H. 1(
I,1 W. W. ERIt,
Recorder ; J. A. ORE1G10T0N,Pinauoior.
Bull for Service.
Tho underelgued will hoop for oorvlee on
Lots 10 aud17, Con. 10, Grey, a 911050' bred
Durham bull with re0B15tered pedigree.
Terms $1.00, to be paid at tires off 00rvioo
with privilege of returning if necessary.
TH08, B100 WN,
30.2m Proprietor..
Jersey Bull for Service.
Tho undersigned will troop tot service on
Lot 27, Oen. 4, Morris, 0 well bred Jersey bull.
Terme $1.00 90 Gs paid at time of service
with privilege of returning if ueooeeatiy,
JAMES. DIINOAN
43.4Proprietor.
DENTAL.
�
R. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal Collage Dental Surgeons,
Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Moder-
ato Foes. Satisfaction Asourod, Osco over
Barrett's barber 5hep, Turaborry St., Brus-
sels,
VETERINARY.
5TD. WARWICK,
• honor Graduate of the ontasto' JIROS. A. HA`VIiINS,
Veterinary College, le prepared to treat all -L Organist 111 R. John's (Thumb, Brum-
disoamoeoP domesticated animate In a corn- sole, Will give leosels to 6111(110 either ou
potent manner. Particular attention palsy piano or organ, at kits guide froom, opposite
to Veterinary detttlotry, Calls promptly at- the posGoiliao, Brussels, Veal lettions also
tended to. Ultloo and Infirmary—Pour doer0 (liven. Ten years experience in teaching,
north of bridge 'rurnborry et,, Brueaele, Tornio moderato,
PURE DRUG'S
Will Wonders never Coast
Perhaps, when Fox's'Beef Wine
and Iron ceases to be taken. We
canrecommenClit as a most ex-
cellent stimulant and Nerve Ton-
ic, and we linOw of quite a num-
ber who speak most highly of its
many excellent qualities. But
assuming that you are all cured
and feeling pretty good, perhaps
you are equal to that little trip
you were to take. 11 so, see our
Fancy and Toilet articles for
Travellers.
Sponges, Fine Soaps, Per-
fumes, Travelling Companions
and Brushes of all kinds. Tra-
vellers don't like to spend much
money upon these things as a
general thing but we knew this
when we marked them for sale
and placed attractive prices upon
everything.
Prices Always Right at
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Oonveyauoor. Collec-
tions made. 00205—Vanstono's 11100(1, Brue.
gels. 21.303
11 M. SINCLAIR,
• Soliaitor,ConveyancerNotaryPub-
tic, do. ORioe—Vanetooe's Block, 1 door
north of Central. hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
0-. CAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderlob,
Ont, Oincs—Hamilton 8t„ Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
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Solicitor, 40. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Office, Goderich.) Office over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan, 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. 9'arme and farm
stocks specialty. Orders left at Tan Pow
Publish ing Ho0se,Brueaels, or soutto Walton
P.O., will reoeive prompt attention.
( S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• nun, will sell for better prices, to
bettor men, lu ass time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or lie won't obargo anything. Dates and
orders eau always be arranged at this office
or by p arsenal umplioation.
MEDiCAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGH'TON, M. D.
efi • 0.m„ L, R, O.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P .
S. Ont. Residence and oiOoo in Wilson's
Block, corner of M111 and Turnberry Sts,
fT•
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
yeiolan, Surgeon, 4000001181, ate,
(4radPh uato of Toronto IIniversity Medical.
Vacuity. Member of College of Physioiuns
and Surgeons, Out. OSPICE—Next door to
McDonald & Co„ Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
"rj� H. &I00RA.OREN,
V . Reimer ofMarriage Licenses. 0Moo
stilts Grocery, Turnberry street, Brnesole.
N. BARRETT,
southTonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
of A. Al. McKay & Oo's hardware atom.
I.adies" and ehildreno hair outting a specialty
'DRTJSSELS POST OFFICE
Saving)] Bonk takes Deposita from.
31.00 to 51,000 sod allows 3t per cent.
interest. T. BARROW,
37-3m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
IN5IIRANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. F'LETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
02'81031 AT JEwxonY STORE.
IS -No Witness Required.
T. T''LETCHER, Brussels.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
el/natant
N-aunt an Co. Established 1840, In.
suranoes effected on all Town and Palm
Property at very low rates,
J. A. 012EIGHTON,
15.3m Agent, 131009015.
A LEX. HUNTER,
t].. Clerk of rho Fourth Division Cour
Co. 805511. Conveyancer, Notary Public)
Land, Loan and lnenrehoo Agent. Panda
invested and to loan, Collections mads
01110o 111 Graham's 13look, Brussels,