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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-5-29, Page 8Your Buggy ll,oquiree oiling and so do your wagons, implements, dm. It is gem erally conceded there is nothing het. ter than . sbor oil if you can gab ib ]heap enough. We bought a qua0- tiby when prtees were low and are elling Cheap So sheep that it will pity you to gat a quantity. You can have it by the bottle or gallon es you wish it, Try some and see. Sheep TICks Will bother your Iambs if you don't watch out, We sell tick des- troyers that will do the work.. 'Run Drugs oltr specialty. OEADMAN c2 McCAI` i., Druggists, Opllioiana and Bookseller's. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOoT6EnN ExTTNslON W. G. & 0. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows : GofNG $ot1TH, GOING Norma.. ?fait 0:00 a,m.Mixed 0:40 a.m. Sxnress 11:16 a.m. I ]]loll 803 p.m. !fixed 9:0d p.m. Express 9:43 p,m. Of at l.eiv5 :t an , A ohiel's atitang ye Lakin' notes, An' faith he'll print it. STRawnaamne, Prc-Nic season has opened. Sfnx0 Monday will be June let. Rom the District nova an page 6. MONDAr'e .rain will do a 'power" of good. Corm' of Revision and Council meeting next Monday evening. THE 12th of July celebration in Brus- sels will be a "hummer." Tae rape horses in training here have ;none to the Port Huron races. Won( has begun at the enlargement of Deadman & McCal1's drug store. Tan town Band attended a ge,den party at Walton on Wedueeday eve ing. FRED. Give won a pair of opera Mase• es in the boy's bioyelo race at Listowel :Met Monday. J. A. CBaIGHTON'e reeidanes, Privatise otroet, has been improved by a new dress of paint. Wm. Ainlel'A ditto. A unman of interestin'3 matters are crowded out of this week's issue to make zoom for extended reports of Conventioue. Bnnesans football team expect to go to Atwood ou Friday of this week to play tboir first matoh with the club of that tillage. Two travelling musicians (?) with bag- pipea and Irish pipe did the town Alon• day forenoon. It is doubtful if their revenue was mach iu advance of their expenditure. A. CoriSmy continues to push the sale of the Brantford bicycle. Last week be Add a ladies' wheel to J. A. Stewart, of oho Standard I3anle, Brnssels, and a ae,it'e bike to Geo. Coates, of Cranbrook. Taring was a special train run last :Sunday to Listowel, from Kincardine, to accommodate those desirous of attending oiso funeral of the late John Livingston, omit also the unveiling of Jessie Keith's monument. 30 tickets were sold at Brus- sels. Conductor Quirk was in charge of the train. Drumm the rain storm on Monday liveninglightning followed the telegraph wires into T. Fletcher's and set Etre to the board to which they a.e attached in vbe telegraph nffiae. The insulating was -also burned off the wires. Mr. Fletohsr wse fortunately in at the time and with the aid of a mat beat out the fire before nntala headway was gained. The lightn- s e was vary close. LAST Saturday morning as some cattle were being driven along the Main street one of them struck off through the alley- way between Deadman & MaCall's store tend Miss Rosa', three others attempted to follow but mi -took their bearings and 'Eery shortly after found themselves in- side the drust store. They were hastily .jested, no damage of any account being dons. Some people say the bovines were looking for a Jersey milk shake, but we don't know whether they were or not, TonoNre Telegram,—air. Editor,— it not understood that ail purchases .hy the City Council should accept the ;.tweet tender, all other things equal ? 3 wish to tell you how far from such i'nir dealing has lately been enacted in She /are purchase of a small bre engine al $.1,490 by Toronto. Our firm tender. ed to the Fire Committee of 1895 for one of similar size, power and oapaoity at $11,000 ; and one of larger capacity for 43,000. Again, eve lately offered our largest size, fully double the capacity, ab 4i,9100. We urged and begged of the Are Committee end Board of Control to test these engines side by aide, and let ma prove in practical teeth that ours were all we elaimad—better engines, much more durable, copper tubes verene iron tubes, much more simple and easier Needled, guaranteed five years longer, asstng steam quicker, throwing better atreams, a proved gold medal 0500055 at World's Fair versus untried, untested experimental engines—in fact every point in our favor ; but our simple re - spent to test upon pure merit for the patronage of the city was °rushed out and unheeded, Now lot tie see what the city is losing by such a course :—Our *ender for large and small engine was 05,000 and $3,000, less $000 if both taken, wet $7,500. Instead of this you are pay - frig $5,800 and $4,400, net $9,700, just 42,200 over our trader --or for our larger email engine $1,700 over our figura, Does this emaotc of ec , ,omy 7 Another Tact let me refer to ; our /urger engine that so nobly beat the large Merryweath- er, was loaned to the city free for many months, under promise of purchase if 'other engines were needed, Would any pity in the wide world have rejeoted such a winner by Canada as againet alt England ? Everybody in your oiby were proud of it, as they well might be—nil et: opting the Toronto City Cotincil, lrurely the people as well as ourselves Have a right to know the meaning of all allies Very respectfully yours, RONALD Y'"IRN f1NG1N5 `Y1rOIix9. l3ouoasr.e was largely represented slit. W inghum feet AIouday, isTIMi week the Saturday excursions 10 the lake bo3iu on the E. T, R, 0. Henn and W. i:, Seat were among the prize wieners eeb the atbiotie sports in 1 urldlill on Menday, A areae] lantern servioe was held in the Salvation Army berraelte en Wednee. day evening of Rae ween, Bnoeeaae town Band was at. Wingham on Monday, They played Several selee- Iions before taking the train in the Meru. ing. :. "Mals Dammam" won let and "Paddy" and in the 2.30 trot or pane et Mltohall on Monday. The beat time is given as 2.311}. Tin fife and Drum Band will be treated to Another garden party at S. Oaldbick'e, Morris, on Wednesday even- ing of next weep. ToneDAT we received the first sample of this season'e home grown strawberries from Alex, Stewart, Queen: street, and Wm. Ellis, South of Brussels. The orop promises to be an average, ono. Sinn= marniteg, ae Oleveland Barker, along with other boyo, was waiting for the oomiug of the special train, the form er, in climbing down from a freight oar, fell and streak his thigh on a rail en the railway and for a time was ynoonseious, but bas suffered no bad effects from his tumble. THE offioe bearers for the new Lodge of Ancient Order of Foreeters organized in Brussels are :—E, 0. Danford, C. R. ; N. Blaakmofe, S. 0. R. ; D. Frain, Treas. ; J. IDunoan, Seo. ; J. Boyd, S. W. ; Jae. Reid, S. B. ; J• Robb, 3, 13, ; Dr. McNaughton, Phys. The Court will bold its meetings in the Odd Fellow's BaTrall• Nis.—The first tennis match of the season Its far as Brussels is ooneerned was played on the lawns of Messrs. Will. son and Smith, Wingham, on Monday,. and after a very enjoyable time the visitors were declared viotors by one event and a majority of 31 games. The score was as follows Donblee—Griffin and Campbell beat Flatober and Dennis, (7.5) (7.5) (1.6) ; Cameron and . Stewart bent Smith and Bowles, (6 2) (6.8) (0.3) Ambrose and Bowles beat Sinclair and Rose, (8.4) (4.8) (7.6). Singles—Griffin beat Stewart, (6.4) (3.6) (7.5) ; Fletcher beat Campbell, (6 0) (6.8) ; Cameron beat Bowles, (6 1) (9.7) ; Ross beat Ambrose, (6.8) (7.6) ; Sinclair and Bowles, a draw. J. A. Stewart, of the Standard Bank, Brussels, was the referee. A return match will be planed shortly. Brussels team was D. 0. Roes, H. Dennis, J. H. Cameron, Bussell Fletcher, W. J. Stew- art and W. M. Sinclair. They were most hospitably entertained, CoNvuN'r'ION—Th eRural Deanery meet- ing and Sunday Sabool Convention for the County of Huron will be beld in St. John's oberoh, Brussels, on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 2nd and 3rd. The fol. lowing will be the program :—Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock—Annnal meeting of the S. S. Association of the Deanery of Huron ; Opening services ; address of weloome ; reports from Sunday Schools. Afternoon, at 2 o'olook—"The Primery Teacher," Mise Brown, Seaforth ; "The Teacher's Aim," J. Ades Fowler. 0. E., Clinton ; "The Teaching of the Christian Year, the Basis of S. S. Instruction," Jas. Irwin, Brussels ; First lesson in Missionary Instruction, (with class) Mrs. Griffin, Brussels ; "Hata to retain schol- ars in the Sunday School," Mrs. Foster, Wingham ; election of officers, &o. Evening. at 7:30—Divine Servide. The Bev. 0. R. Gunn°, M. A., Gorrie, will preach, subject, "Loyalty to the Doc. trines and System of the Church." Wednesday morning, at 8 o'olork—Oele- bration of the Holy Communion ; at 10 o'clock -The Semi.annual meeting of the Chapter of the Rural Deanery of Huron will be held in the school room. The Chapter is composed of the Clergy, war- deus, and lay delegates of each parish. A full attendance is requested. CoxaniT.—Ons of the best ooncerts held in Bruseele for many a day was given on Thursday evening of last weekunder the auspices of the Pnblio Library. The BOOMS of the excellent program proved that the two ladies in charge of it, via., Miss Irate Wilson and Plias Mary Ross, left nothing undone to make it a suooess and also that Brussels has talent in both musical and elocutionary lines that can- not be easily surpassed. Where every. body did their part so well it is a diffi- cult matter to state whether the Scotch or Irish departments bad the ascendancy. All was so good it would not be of any use to attempt to individualize, but re- port the program as follows :—Solo, Baruy, Oome Home," Jas. Tones ; rinett, "Scotch Airs," Mrs. Thomson and. Miss Fanny ; recitation, "Irish Ram- bles," G. D. Lamont ; quartette, "Light may the Boat Row," Misses Wilson and Moore and Messrs. Lamont and Camer- on ; solo, "Remember, boy, you're Irieb " Alex. Ross ; recitation, Bowl About," Frank Lambie, enoore, "Modern Logic" ; solo, "ThreeLoaves of Sham - rook," Miss Lottie Hill ; solo, "Soots Wha Hae," W. M. Sinclair ; Highland fling, Jas. Ballantyne, encore, Sword dance ; instrumental duett, Misses Norton and McLauoblin ; solo, "High- landman's toast," Miss Annie Stewart, encore, "The Auld Sootah Songs" ; comic song, "Ould Ireland so Green," T. A. Hawkins, encore, "A fine old Irish gentleman" ; recitation, "Gutta.pereba Soles," Frank Lambie, encore, "Antioi' potion" ; quartette, "The 0. P. R. A.," Misses 13111 and Ross and Mesere. Hawk. ins and Ross, snore, "The fortune tell. or" • duett, "Croolcit Bawbee," Mies Wilson and W. M. Sinclair ; ohorde, "Auld Lang Syne," Scotch company ; Irish farce, "Two to One" Characters in faree—Timothy Eagan, an Irish foot- man ; Sally Meehan, nook ; Betsy Jane Perkins, housemaid. The nook and housemaid fall in love will] the footman; tbie leads to jealousy and quarrels ; Timothy proposes to and is accepted by both ; he re001505 news whish necessi- tates his sudden departure. The parts were well taken by Jae• Ballantyne, Miss Mary Rose and Miss Olive Norton, The town Band played a number of seiections at the opening. The stage was neatly and appropriately deaorated with 'nae ourtaine, hangings, portraits of the Queen, Robert Burns and Hon. Edward Blake ; shamrocks, thistles and maple loaves. The committee in charge of this work received valuable assistanoe from Geo. Halliday. Premeds of entertain. meat, at 15 Dents admission, was $33.00. The ladies and gentlemen who rendered suoh valuable service are deserving of the best thanks of the Public Library Board. rSSELS POST F3usiX1,ess Locals„ Slab the Daisy ellern at MQifay & Cos, T07MTO and cabbage plants at Mo.. Oraoken'a, Envy linos of spades Anel ehovols ab 1Rolfay Coe, CLoven snd timothy seed for sale, Barker & Vanstmne. 13Mes Inangel and 'Swede male in the world at MoOraoken's. Trioiornx and ()lover esed for sale at 3,50, DALLAAT'mNM'8. BAUD wire and out nails ab low prioee et Molfay & Ooa. LIIoII•oaass dry goods at very low prices at A. J. Davie'. Futon mileh oow for salla. Apply 10 JA6, WALlcnit, Bruseele. Ice for sate delivered at your home, Apply to W. fieatherdels. Vaasa mllch oow, 6 years old, for sale. Apply at THM Poso Publishing House, Ahr, kinins of cattle taken for furniture or sewing reaohinee at 11, Leatherdale's, .BIernaia supplies, Enamel your hi. oyole for. 25 ]ante, Molbay & Co. A wog lino of buggy dusters on band, all sold at close margins. I.C. Richards. INsncr sprayers, seroen doors, carpet sweepers, paints &o„ ab Molloy S: Oo8,, Brussels. SacorD hand bioyelo in first-class B,order, for sale, cheap for cash. ; Apply to Gerry, Saes dressings of fell kinds on hand both for blank and tan colored. I. 0. Richards. Box about 14 years old wants work, Willing to work. Farm preferred, Ap- ply at Tan PesT. I nava the hest stook of window shades ever seen in Brussels. Prime to suit the times and put up free. R, LMArnannALa, A BrLeNDin range of men's women's and children's shoes on hand. Call and see them no matter if you do not buy, we will be pleased to have you see them. I. 0. Rlohards. Is' you waut an organ or sewing maoh. ine I can save you from 410 to $25 bot - ter than you can buy fromagents. Come and get my prime before you buy. All goods delivered from R. Leatherdale's. Mns, T. S. HAwx1Ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved my life." I consider it the best remedy for a debititaed system I ever used." For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 eta. Sold by Jae. Fox, Simons Cure, the greab cough and croup pure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25 cent.', (i,ildlen love it. Sold by Jas. Fox, 110,,;, "), Brussels. ]Etna's Clover Root will purify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as a bell. 25 uta., 50 ate. and $100. Sold by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels. Baran:Igo Down.—Maobinery, bioyeles, 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, Queeu St. East. Vwo TMME PLANTS,—For sale at D. Mc• Lennao's green house, alt kinds of nee. table planta, strawberry plants, eto. If anything is wanted in this line you should call and see D. MoLennau'e plants, Bras. eels. COMING 1 -.Dr. Sinclair. Specialist. will be at uu. 011 Can 1[oteI, Brussels on Thursday arae June 4th, from. 7 in the morning until 3 Ir. m- Tama diseases, heart diseases, dropsies, diseases or walll• en and moven 0iaef1505 treated with sue. eras. Consultation Free, D. Ewa sells the Best and Cheapest Scuffiers in the market. Farmers, don't have to pay for peddling, as I sell at my shop, and give the farmer the benefit of his hard earned money. Gall at my shop, Bruseele. Prices away down. CAnrars.--Any one desiring carpets will do well to call at the Brussels Wool- en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they have the largest 'assortment of samples ever shown in this looality, ranging in price from 80e, to $1.00. Rows & Co. PAINTING Class.—Miss Mary Mories, of Wingham, will open a class in Brussels for instruction iu Landscape Painting. Her studio will be the apartments lately vacated by T. A. Hawkins, in the Smith block. Class will meet each Friday. Terms reasonable. A. 3. Davis annoennes that a large non- signment of clothing, which he has bought for spot cash, has just come to hand. As he is clearing out his stook he is prepared to give men's snits (good suits) at from $8,00 upwards. Don't buy until you see these goods. They are offered at less than half price. .FLowans AND PLANTA.—Thos. Kelly, florist, Brussels, has a rare and beautiful eolleolion of flowers and plants this sea- son and is in a better position than ever to suit the public. Re will also have the usual range of garden plants, such as cabbage, tomatoes, &c. If you regnire anything in this line call on 0r write Mr. Kelly. Plants for sale at Geo. Thomson's grocery. WNLL-DIGGING AND Dnmanen.—George Birt has all the necessary machinery 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 second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry et., Bruseola. 84•tf PAINTING, &c.—The undersigned, hav- ing entered into partnership, are prepar- ed to do all kinds of work in the following lines :—Plein and ornamental painting, kalsomining, frescoing, paper -hanging, sign.writing, &o., &o. Remember our motto, "First•olass work and reasonable charges." STEWART & RITaiIn Brusee,le, THE BEST Raeowaisuw.—The best re- eommend a bioyole can have is the num- ber of sales made, A. Couslsy, agent for the well-known Brantford, has made the following sales this season already :— W. E. Armstrong, tsaoher, Brussels ; Arthur Wake, Brussels ; Mr..Shiele, Grey; Rev. G. H. Oobbledioll, Brussels ; Colin McArthur, Brussels ; Wm. McDonald, Molesworth ; John Rue, teacher, McKillop W. J. Roeell, Bruegals ; H. J. Burkholder, Drayton ; Sydney Bolger, Morris ; R. A. McKee, teacher, MuRiliop. Miss Tilly Gorton, Wroxeter, Bev. W. J. Waddell, Ethel ; J. Hackwsll, llfoRillop. J. A, Stewart, Bruseele. Geo. Goatee, Oranbrook. The "Rad Bird" gives great malefaction, A stook of wheels always on hand, both new and second band. A. Cousellx, Agent, Br easel a. MAY 29, 1896 Iniassiseusawilliatualisuer /• 1�T4X 4 .l 134XOF SJ4,7 4D4r HEAP O. FFIGE, - TGRGNTQ, ASE77T13, (Seven Million Dollars) . $7,000,904 CAPITAL (Aubhnrized) $2,000,000. Agencies ill all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Asitia] la, United States ca Tnplanrh lowestWI3206° DSi, W R. A General ,Banking Business Traneaobed, learnsors' Nates Discounted, Drafts Issued and Collections made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed ondeposits of 111,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly. 85E00.0 ATT8NTIQN cmos TO W M COLLisoTIoN OP Fla mini& SALM NGTHS, Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance, J. A. STEWART MO; Ann.. RsTutr.—An aged blaolc mare. Any one call] can give auoli information so will load to her recovery will plena° nom. minimae with Daniel Stewart, Brussels, and will be suitably rewarded, The al; P. ores did not bring Canada into prosperity's port, but they did above up the expenses of Government from 028,500,000 under Mackenzie to 438,000,- 000 under Tupper. TbaN. P. provides no protection to labor. It enslaves it. The working man must pay tribute to the combiner and at the same time oompete againstthe laborers who come from all parts of the world to bid for his job. Bunoase,—In Brussels, on May 20th, the wife of Mr. J•amee Burgess, of a daughter. Bnumr.—In Atwood, on May 17th, the wife lot Mr. Benjamin Brunt of a BOP. WIu0INeoN—LITTLnnala,—In Belgrave, on May 21st, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. E. A. Shaw, Air. Chas. Wilkinson, of Morris, to Miss Annie, :daughter of Mr, Emer- son Littlefair, of Belgrave. Vowwmttr.N-1EsNNEDr.—In Belgrave, at the residence of the bride's parents, on May 201h, by Rev. E. A. Shaw, Mr. Frank Vannorman, to Miss Eliza Kennedy, both of Belgrave. Cooatxer—TArxon.—At the residence of the bride's father, Mr. William Tay. ior, Atwood, 013 ?day 20th by Rev. J. Ball, Mr. Geo. Henry Coghlin to Mies Eva Ann Taylor. GOY—STMPnaNsoie.—At the Manse, Wing - ham, ou May 20th, by the Rev. D. Perrie, Mr. John Goy to Miss Jennie Stephenson, both of Turnberry. =mom. Cnoors.—In Grey, on Monday, May 25th, 5896, Maggie A., beloved wife of Al herb E. Crooks, aged 28 years, 7 months and 7 days. LlvrxesTON•—In Listowel, on May 21st, 1896, John Livingston, aged 61 years. SLEwaoN.—In Elmo., on May 26th, Thos. Slemmon aged 80 years and 5 months. WALTnns.—In Lower Wingham, on May 16th, Richard Wnitere, aged 85 y ears. 73$'T.TSS r7rG M.H.RS�7T9, Fall Wheat .. 68 68 Barley.... .. 25 80 Peas .. 45 Oats 19 Butter, tubs and rolls 11 Eggs per dozen ... 7i, 8 Flour per barrel.. 4 00 4 50 Potatoes (new) 10 12 Hay per ton8 00 Hides trimmed 4 4 Hides rough 3 8} Salt per bbl„ retail..,1 00 00 Sheep skins, each 60 75 Lamb skins eaob 15 40 Apples per bee.... 1 00 Hoge, Live 8 60 3 70 Dressed Hoes 4 00 4 50 Wool 18 • THE PEOPLE'S CDLU 191N■ DRI 'PATE FUNDS TO LOAN.— Y Fi rat mortgage, farm security. Apply al x1010 POST Publishing House, Brussels, ivESIRABLE RESIDENCE von SAcw.—Lots 220 and 221, Queen at. Terms reasonable to a cash purchaser. Ap- ply ou the premises or to 35 W. M. SINOLAlrt. 1)ARCEL LOST, CONTAINING a baby's head.dregs, on Thursday fore- noon between D. Ewan's shop, Brussels, and Lot 21, Con. 0, Morris. The Sudor will con- fer a favor by leaving the same at TIE PosT Publishing House. Q1TRAYED FROM THE PREM. l� Ions of the undersigned, ono mare colt, light bay In Dolor, white on forehead and nose, and white hind feet. Any person giv- ing information as to her whereabouts will be suitable rewarded.. 45.2 JOHN HANSULD, Ethel P. O. 1p/IfEETING OF HURON COUNTY .I COUNCIL. The Council of the corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Court Room, in the Town of Godertoh, on Tuesday, the 2ad day of June next, et 3 o'clock p.m. Wm. LA NE, Clerk. Dated Cray 10, 1800. (710 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TO take notice that all who are indebt. ed. to Wm. Shnpson are requested to settle up by the 16th of June, 1806, otherwise all unsettled accounts will pass into the hands of a oollettor in Hamilton, Pcor health compels me to resort to this plan. 40 WM. SIMPSON, 300hol. Volunteer's Attention ! The Bruseels Volunteer Company will go into Damp in June next. All men wishing to joinmay do no by applying to G. F. BLA113, Lieut, Brussels, or to R. S. HAYS, Captain Seaforth. TENDERS For ,addition to Haute of lietogo. Sealed tenders will be received by lthe un- dersigued (marked tender for 100 Mute of ltofu e) up to the and day of Jane, 1890, for building as addition to tho'House 01 Refuge at Clinton. Plans and epoeilloatloos earl bo seen at the ]0100 or Wm, Coats, Clinton, or at the oliloo of the arehtteet, H, C. MaBrldo, London, The leaved or any tender not nee- essarily aaespted, HENRY EILMTIR, Chairman of Committee, Crediton. Dated May 1211,1800, 46.2 DIOYCLES FOR SALE OR TO RnNr. A first-class Bioyelo fully guar• iteteed, new, for 500art. oath, balance 55 Per month, or will rent to responsible par, tios.-i)EADMAN. & M'CCALL, Druggists, Opticians & Booksellers, STBAYED FROM THI7 PREM. IAEA of the unrlerolgned, L01 M8, Con; 0, Grey, on or about May seal, a small dark. red Lank 006. Any information leading to bar roeoverywill be thankfully received. 46.1 3. W. 38'OGAL, Ethel. PASTURE. — THE UNDER- 51eNED has more pasture than be re- quires so will take a number of eabtle to pas. tore for tho season. River rune through the farm, For terms sod particulars apply to WAI. 'THORNTON, Lot 27,4011 Lino, Morrie, Brussels P. 0 REAL ESTATE. AA'WARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN - DE11616NE13 has several good Farms £or sale and to reit, easy terms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. I` S. SO OTT,Brussele 1 ]ARMS FOR SALE. — 200 JLC acres—Consisting of Lots 1$ on the 7th and 8th Ooncessiene, Township. of Grey, be - lug lmile fro,nthe Village of Ethel and80 milds from Brussels, 40 acres of Pall wheat sown aid about BO aores under grass ; 00 acres cleared on each. Perms o1 payment easy. A, MCIOELYEY, Al, D., 94- brussels. ANIT0BA LAND FOR SALE. —160 acres of good farm ]anti at Springfield, 8 milds from Winnipeg, is offer- ed for aide atalow price. The property is North 'Gast 4 5o0,10, Twp, 11, Range 4, Emit. Therois a house on the premisee and some breaking done. Por full particulars as to price, title. &c., write or apply to G. F. BLAIR or W. H. HERR, 20-tf Brussels, Ont. $ OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned will keep for service on Lot 11, Oon.10, (Orey, the thoro'-bred York- shire Boar,"Tucker's Wonder," His sire, "College Prince," was a prise winner at the Worlds Fair. Pedigree will he produced on application. Terms 81.00, to bo paid at time of service with privilege of return tug if neo- essary. WM. MEN AIM, 43.4 Proprietor, BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE Undersigned will ]seep for eery lee on Lot 20, Con. 0, Morrie, the thoro' bred im- proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected" bred from S. B. Bratbour's sweepstakes sow at Chicago Fair, Tornte, 51.00 to be paid at the time of servioe with privilege of re- turning if necessary. Pedigree may seen on application. R0131. NICHOL, BOAR FOR SERVICE. -TIER undersigned will keep for earvine of I,ot 80, Coo: 0, Morris, the tboro'-brod Large English Perkshh•e Boar, "Captain John," His mother is it full sister to the 1st prise sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be n006508d on ap licatiou. Terme—$1.00 to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if necessary. 14.Om JAS. 8PEiR, Proprietor. Anoint Order of United Workmen, This Benevolent and Fraternal Society is the Oldest and Strongest of the kind in America. Each member secures to his family, at Isis death, $2,000,00 or 01,100.00, at his option. The yearly assessment on the former is only $10.00 and en the latter 38.00, on good healtllymen between the ages of 91 end 40 years. A large lodge is in operation 1.0 Brus- sels. Why not join yourself and secure for your family, in cuss of your being called away, a handsome sum for their eupport? ROBT. A1(M9T1IONG,M. W. ; W. H. KER10, Recorder ; J. A. O1.EtGH1'ON,Ftnaucior, TERSE? BULL FOR SERVICE. Ey The undersigned will peep the thorn' bred Jersey bull,"Brussels Victor," for ser- vice on Lot 2, Con. 101 Grey, adjoining Brns- gols. Pedigree may be soon on application. Terme, $1,00 for grades, to be paid ab time of service with privilege of returning if nou- eeoary. JAS. 13'URGII SS, 40.4 Proprietor, Bull for Service. The undersigned will Imp for eorvice on Lots 10 and 17, Con. 10, Grey, a thorn' Brod Durham hull with regleteled pedigree. Terms 31.00, to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if necessary. T1105. B1(0 WN, 80.2m Proprietor, Jersey Bull for Service. Tho uudorsignod will koop for sorvie° on Lot 27, Con. 4, Morris, a well bred Jersey bull. Terms 81.00 to be paid at time of service) with privilege of returning if neoeSs,ery. 3491515 DUNCCAN 40.4 Proprietor, DENTAL. D111, DAVIDSON, Honor Graduate Toronto University, Licentiate /loyal College Dental Surgeons, Grown and Bridge worlt a specialty. Moder- ato Pees. Satisfaction Assured. oflloo over Barrett's bather ellop, Turnberry St., Bras - sole, VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK, el s Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary college, it prepared to treat all discasee o4. demerdtteated animals In a' 00131. patent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterivar dentistry. Calla promptly at- tended to. OMoe and infirmary—Four 60000 north 01 bridge Turnberry 01„ B1'1160018. I Lerma Yuodol'atd, PURE DRUGS II 2ft Will Wondore Never Cava ? Perhaps, When Fox's Beef Wine. aper Iron ceases to be taken. We . can recommend it as a most ex- cellent stimulant and Nerve Ton- ic, and we know 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. It so, see ow: Fancy and Toilet articles for Travellers. Sponges, Fine Soaps, Por - fumes, Travelling Companions and Brushes of all kinds. Tra- vellers don't leve to spend much money upon these things as a general thing but we know, this when we marked them for sale and placed attractive prices upon everything. Prices Always Right at Fox's Drug Store. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. -p• L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, • Soliotbor and Conveyancer. Collec- tions made. Oilfoe—Vaustono'e Moon, Brus- sels. 21-3m APeI. SINCLAIR, • Solicitor Conveyancer ,Notary Pub. Ile, &e, Offer—'anetnne'a Block, 1 door worth of Central Hotel, Private Funds to Loan. C-. CAMERON, (Formerly of Cameron, dolt & Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Godertoh, Ont, Ofloo—Hamilton St., Opposite Col- borne Hotel. �P. BLAIR, BARRISTER, P. Solicitor, &o. (late of Gamow & Prondfaot's Mee; Oederich.) Ofifoo over Gillies & Smith's Bank, Bruesols. Money to Loan, 47 AUCTIONEERS. GEORGE KIRKBY, Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct orlon reasonable terms. Farms and farm stocks. speoiaity, Orders loft at Tam PosT Publishing House,Bru gaols, or eentto Walton P. 0., will receive prompt attention. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- ] • mut, will toll for better prim, to better men, in ase time and less oharges than any caber Auottoacor in East Huron or lie won't oharse anything.Dates and orders can always be arrangat this office or by personal application. MEDICAL CARDS. T A. MoNAUGI3TON, M. D. e➢ • 0.11'L, L, R. C. P., Eellnbttrgh, M• 0 • P S. Ont. .Residence and Milos in Wilson's Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste. -NI. ARMSTRONG, M. D. Physician, Surgeon, etc. Graduate of Toronto University Medical Faculty. Member of College of Physioiane land Surgeons, Ont. Orplan—Next door to MCDOnald & Go„ Walton Out. BUSINESS CARDS. 1r%T H. MoCRACKEN, atV pVe GaoIaeeouyrl oufrlcorrraygseLioeusee, Office rtrat, Brussels. N. BARRETT, • Tonsorial Artist' shop—Next door soabh of A. M. McKay& We hardware atom, Ladies' and childrena hair outtiug a specialty 'PRUSSELS POST OFFIOE Savings Bank takes Deposita from 01,00 to 51,100 and allows Si per cent. interest. T. FARROW, 07.3m Postmaster. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- IN8DICANOE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. FLETCHER, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, C1MMIOP AT JawaLnx ST01,0. . 1•210 Witness Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels. 'A TELLINGTON MUTUAL IN- tuRANoa 00. Estahliebod 1540, In.. aurones effected on all Town aid Farm Property at very leave. es. J. A, OR10I0HTON, • 16.9m Agent, Bruesols. ALEX, HUNTI SR, Clerkofthe Fourth Division Corr Oo, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public Land Loan and Ineuranoe Agent, Fuede nveeied and to loan: Collections made Oftloe in Grallam'eBlock, Brussels r1133.0B. A. HAWEINS, Or anistin at. John's Ohuroh Brum. solo,. wilg give lessons to pupils dither on pianoor organ, at his Mttelo B00131,opposite the post•ofifoe, Brussels. Vocal loseone also givou, (eeu years experience in tea:hing, .