The Brussels Post, 1896-7-10, Page 8Now is the Time
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1'e £ your 2 oa
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Looe. lteolu the weedo down and lin
plentyfof earth around the 'italica
then gave the bugs a dose of one
Pare English Paris Green
Which will put them so that the
will not feel like troubling your pc
tato vines any more. Do not let th
Bugs destroy your potatoes when yu
can get Pure Paris Green at 25 centR
per pound,
DO NOT FORGET
That we have also a "sure ouzo" fo
Flies. We keep a full stook of ;
Davie' Fly Pads which eel' at 5o,
package ; Wilson's Poison Yad
which sell at 10e. a paokags ; IneeO
Powder, which sells at 5o. an ounce
Tanglefoot, which agile at 50, a dou
bit sheet. Call and get a supply.
DEADMAN d MaCALL,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN nxTRN31oN W. 0. & D,
Teethe leave Bruesels Station, North
and South, ae follows:
Gor1GHoc TH. . 00100 one's.
]hail
0:20 a.m. Mixed 1046 a,m.
Fixpreas.,,,..1I G8 a.m. Mail
12:54 min,.
!fixed ......... 9:90 p,m, Express ....,. 9:A8 p.m,
Korai 'Aldus Mems.
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
Au' faith he'll preut it.
THIS ie THE POST'S 24th birthday.
FLAX pulling commenced this week.
3104 has been expended already on
gravel this season in Brussels.
THE corporation weed slayer nee at
'work this week. Some citizens should
follow the example.
"Rganr" took 2nd money in the 2,24
trot in Windsor last Monday. The win•
nine horee'e time was 2.14.
43Aas fishing le all the go at the river
NOW. Miss Mildred Scott booked one the
other dny that weighed over 1 pounds.
Tuns will be no military drill this
year for the volunteers, owing to the
necessary rands not having been votes by
Parliament.
P. Hamra, of Baden, has bean appoint.
ed manager of Brussels fax mill as euo-
neeeor to Wm. Bright, who bad to resign
owing to ill health.
Tan High Court o: the independent
Order of Foresters will meet in Ottawa
this year. Reeve Mooney, of Morris, has
been elected ae delegate from Bruesels
Court.
Aaoere the shipments from the Grand
Trunk station here during the past week
were 3 care of stook by Messrs. Clegg &
Dames ; 1 car of flax seed by the Living.
non firm ; 3 oars of peas and 1. oar of
oats by R. Graham ; several oars of salt
and the usual way freight.
J. N. KENoALL, G. T. R. agent, ticketed
3lre. R. Leatherdale, H, Dennis, Mies
Dennis, Wm, and Mies Tenie Sample,
and Mrs. John Wilson, Morrie, from
Brunets to Manitoba this week. Tbey
left on the early train on Tuesday. Tic -
Siete are good for 60 days.
Talc opening of a street in front of the
Roman Catholic church is a good idea as
at gives a public. highway from Thomas
to Flora streets that will prove an an-
commodatioo to the townspeople of the
South Westerly portion of Brussels. The
land is a gift to the corporation from Rev.
ker. Kennedy.
Tug Toronto papers of Tuesday say :—
"Detective Davie this morning arrested
W. A. Arenson, a merahans of Tilson-
burg, for whom the a police have been
looking for a week. He is charged with
',eying defrauded hie creditors oat of a
large amount, An officer from Tilson-
berg will take Armon back on Wednes-
day. Armeon is a young man, about 25
years of age, and ie connected with highly
respected families in Toronto. He has
been living in Victoria street since he
carne to Toronto, a week ago." Mr.
Armson ran the Irwin & Co. bankrupt
stock off in Brussels last Winter,
CANADA'S GREAT EXPOSITION.—Tho To.
cont, Industrial Exhibition, now known
0s "Canada's Great Fair," is an occur.
ranee to which almost every Canadian
looks forward with pleasurable antici-
ettee, es it is made .the occasion for
their annual boliday outing. It is to he
held this year from the 31st August to
the 12th of September, and as the live
stock exhibitors and various associations
have agreed to have their stock on the
grounds from Thursday, the 3rd Septem-
ber, till the close of the Fair, the first
week will now be as good as the second.
We have received a copy of the prize list,
which ie unusually well gotten up. Any
one desiring a copy San obtain one by
dropping a poet card to H. J. Hill, the
N7anager, Toronto. A great program of
interesting carnations is promised. Ap-
plications for space should be made
early.
THE Kingston Whig says In the In-
spectorate of East Huron, consisting of
several townships, three towns and three
•eillagee, of whieb David Robb, who re-
Oeived bis education in tbe Kingston
public eehoole, is inspector, 295 oandi-
date0 write on university matriculation
.and teacher's examinations. Of these 65
were educated in the rural public schools.
In addition 500 will write on the bogb
school entrance and publio school leav-
ing examinatione, whose examination
fees aroma to nearly 32,000. The
0ciloo)0 of East Huron are in a very ef-
ficient state, and it is doubtful if any
seven township., (not including a oity)
?nave as large a number of etndents tak.
hag the departmental examinations.
The inspectorate Molnar-. two collegiate
institutes, Clinton and S.+,Forth, and 123
public) reboot departments. Mr. Robb
entertains a very high opinion of the
ability end energy of his staff of teaoh-
ere, and Olaims to have the lineal and
hest furnished rural eohool houses in the
province: Us also says that the trneteee
are most liberal in providing solace' house'
accommodation, or anything else he sug-
gests,
of in the the pupils.f IIlleaiv61)lheeau-
re renew
vtegaaintanoe0 in Kingston about the
4Fret of August, nob having been here for
1Rrany years.
A Naw blank oari•iage teens bee
added to the Beanie livery ooUtt;
ing 12 horeee In a11.
WILTON d: 'Tai1NouL1,'e atom iron
been oouaiderably improved by the
theai t ''
p n at a brash,
Q1I601 Street East hoops op wits
lino of iwprovemeute. Chile,
and Jno. Tait have had wire fehee
up in front of their revocative prepertles,
JA131E0 will represent St. lobe's,
Lodge A, 1, ea A. Al„ Brussels, at the
Grand Lodge to be held next week jn
Belleville, Mr. Jambe ie the Master of
Breseele Lodge.
J. 0. Tema intends erecting a residence
on the eligible site recently pnroheeed
from Daniel Stewart, corner of Tarn -
berry and Queen streets, A well has
been pet down as one of the pratfall.
varies,
A LAaax blank base, weighing 4, pounds,
009 naught 31.13 the dam by en. Bob.
enneon on Wednesday morning of thie
week. Tt was on exhibition at Jae. Rose'
grocery window and attracted a good deal
of attention,
ALEX. Roes, of Grey township, who
purobased a buggy from Jae, Walker,
I3reese's, 0 years ago, benght another
last week and bad it shipped to his son
in Manitoba. Mr,Rose evidently knows
whereto get the right article,
2xonnergN Timm.— Tile Orangemen
have arranged with the Grand Trunk for
a special train next Monday to Listowel.
It will leave Bluevale at 9:45 a. m. and
Brussels at 10 o'clook. The return fare
will be 601 Dente, oomiug back by the
regalae train at night, which reaches
Brussels at 0:43 o'olonk, The Fife and
Drum Band will go from here,
Wnnnzia BELLS.—On June 27th Frank
McPherson, of Binsoarth, Manitoba, and
Miss Annie, eldest daughter of Mrs. John
Sinclair, Princess street, Brussels, were
united in marriage in the city of Winni•
peg. Rev. Jno. Hogg, Presbyterian min•
aster, tied the matrimonial bow. The
bride wee attended by her cousin, Mies
Annie Lamont, while Kenneth Hogg as-
sisted the groom. After partaking of a
sumptuous wedding breakfast they drove
lo the depot, wbere they took the train
for their future home in Binscarth. The
many relatives and friends of the intim.
able bride wish her and her husband hap.
pinese and prosperity in their Western
borne, in wbich Tan Pose heartily joins.
Swoon BOARD,—The opinion of the
Inspector relative to a new teacher was
such that the Board bad a special meet-
ing last Monday evening and after several
hours spent in disoueeing the situation
they arrived at the following decision
let oboice, E. R. North, of Hillier, Prince
Edward Oo,, who holds a 2nd °lase cerci.
Beate. Miss Fergus Campbell, of Sea•
forth, was the second oboice and Mise A,
V. Rose, of Prineville, third. Mr. North
was communicated with and offered the
position on condition of a year's engage-
ment. Hie aaceptaaoe is probable al.
though his reply -was not received when
we went to press.
Conine Sen000 MAMS AND MAerene.—
Tuesday Principal MaEweu, of Bluevale,
called the candidates to order in Brus-
sels Public sobool for the let Form
examination, known ae tbe Commercial.
There were 19 writing, 10 girls and 9
boys, and their work was completed on
Wednesday, The Primary, or god Form
aandidatee got to work on Thursday and
will not finish until next Monday, Six
girls and four boys are wrestling with
the papers set for this examination,
which gives third elites teachers standing
if passed. We hope the fondest hopes of
each and all may be realized when the
results are made known in the course of a
few weeks.
DIED.—The following notice fr
Guelph refers to a former resident
Brussels who lived here 12 or 13 yea
ago :—The remains of Frank Gran
eldest so of the late Sberiff Gran
who died in Toronto on Saturday, a
rived bere for interment Monday for
noon. The deoeasec3 has been ailing f
a long time. The remains were conve
ed to St. George's ohurob, where the Ve
Archdeacon Dixon conducted the Cervi
and eubeegmently at the grave. T
mourners were E. A. Grange, V. S.,
the Michigan Agrioultnral Oolleg
brother of the deceased ; Geo. 3. Grang
eon, Guelph ; Judge Kingsmill, )a
Judge of the County of Brune ; R. G.
Connolly, Manager of the Canadian Ben
of Commerce, Danville, and W. L. Co
nolly, aeconntant of the Bank of Toront
Oobourg,nephews, end T. W. Seamier
Police Magistrate, Guelph. The pe.
bearers were Mayor Lamprey, Col. M
Donald, J. B. Powell, F. Maroon,
Jones and Leo Vale, Be leaves, by 1a
first wife, a daughter of the late J
Webster, two sone, and by his neon
wife, formerly Mise Maoefleld, of Paisle
who survives him, a son and daughter.
FnoH BnueemL9 To GLAeoow AND Rgrun
—Lorne Hunter and Thos. Bloomfield,
Brussels, arrived borne from a trip acro
the briny ou Friday of last week. The
went in charge of cattle going aboard th
Allen line steamer, "Scandinavian,"
Montreal. The boat is a good one, 38
feet long, and the voyage was calm an
delightful with the exception of a dela
of 2 days off the coast of Labrador owin
to a break in the engine when the obi
lay at anchor. The cattlemen numbere
25 and had in charge 650 bead of Batt
and 101 horses, the latter mostly fro
the United States. 10 days were oconp
ted in crossing the Atlantic, the nag
being landed without any loge, excep
that a dull market was 83.010k at Glasgow
The monotony of sea life, only relieve
by an occasional paeeing chip or tbe sigh
of an ice burg, is very pleasantly relieve
on entering the great river Olyde, In i
the largest British battle ship, "The Tea
rible," parrying a crew of 000, was lyin
while the noise and bustle of the ship
yards where 100 mammoth nasals are i
unwise of eon9trnotion, gives the travelle
the idea that Ibis is not a lost art. Glee
gow has a population of over 900,000, I
is kept in a very tidy manner althoug
the absence of electric light and eleotri
street care appears odd in a great city o
its proportions and wealth. Grenoo
has 75,000 people and Gouraolq where th
Highlatid far famed cattle show Wag i
progress, is credited with 10,000, The
museum at Glasgow is a place well wvorth
of a visit. After loading tbe voesel with
iron plates and barrels of whisky tli
"Scandinavian" turned bar prow West
ward end arrived at Montreal in 18 days
Fog in the gulf of St. Lawrenoo caused
some delay, Haying, wliiol) is carried on
in a very old fashioned style, was about
over wben the boys left SOotland. The
prospect for other crape i8 good, fruit in
partioullir. Mr. Bloomfield bite made a
number of voyages but the one above re.
forted to was the first for Mr, Hunter.
Neither of them were sea sick 'although a
number of the other men were,
been
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aid of
1 the
awlett Aire..13. Ir, 2)adloy, corner of Adams and
s pint Oliver streets, in bettor of Rev. Mr, Hunt,
to new rooter of_Christ IJpleoopal
church, and Mrs. Hunt. The elegant
borne of bar, and Mrs, Dudley never look-
ed prettier: The deft hands of women
lead transformed their rooms into bowers
or delicate beauty. Flowers, smilax and
gram oovered every nook, gas fixture,
mantle and sideboard. A beautiful bowl
of handsome roses 000upled the contra
table, Among the pretty flowere, frag.
rant orange blossoms mingled their per-
fume with the rest. Feetoone helped to
heighten the clients of the deooratione.
The brilliant gas lights enunolated the
glad welcome meant for everyoue. Soon
after 8 o'olook the guests oommonoed to
arrive. They wore shown to the retil'ing
rooms, up 9133ttr8, by smiling little girl
pages. Mr: and Aire. Dudley graciously
welcomed the guanto at the door of the
West parlor'. They were then presented
to Philip Blaok, Mrs. Hunt, Bev, Mr.
Hunt, dare. George Thomee,. Mr. and
Mrs. James Csbnrn, Mr. and Mrs, J. 3.
Davis, lir, and Mrs, Thomas Hersman,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Thomas. After thio
ceremony, the guests dispersed through
the rooms, in aoeial conversation, Bev,
Mr. Hunt and wife were the centre of
catenation, and by their natural, unaffect-
ed manner made friends of all who were
privileged to meet them. Light re-
freehmente were eervod on the verandah
on the West aide of the house, by okarm-
ing young ladies, Soft, pleasant music
was furnished by the Ideal Mandolin
Club. The evening was perfect, neither
too cool nor too warm. The greets con -
tinned to arrive until after 10 o'clock.
Not only were they members of Mr.
Hunt'8 parish, but Cleo the leading ofti-
zene of Owosso, who name to pay re-
speots 130 the new renter. The ladies
proved most charming hostesses, who, by
the tactful welcome, prevented any feel-
ing of formality. This reception will
inaugurate a new ere. of prosperity in
Christ obnrob,
TIIE 33RUSS ilLS PO5T
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so, U. 0., Argue, oommenthlg on the.
reception of Rev, E, W, Haut and Il'fr8,
Elaut, says (—One of the most 919090nt
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Business Locals,
PURE English Paris green. McKay &
Co.
Tex for sale, delivered at your home.
App'v'n `7. Leetherdale.
(.Lath; and ti,noiby seed for sale.
Backer & Venetone.
Beaman Data end all kinds of mill feed
for sale at Ross' mill, Bruasele.
Saola dressings of all kinds on hand
both for blank and tan oolored.
I. C. Richards.
A NICE line of buggy dusters on band,
all sold at close margins. I. C. Richards.
AerenecAN binder twine, half a cent
per lb. cheaper than Canadian twine, at
McKay & Cole.
Fawn! noun i Manitoba patent, Man-
itoba mixture, or straight Ontario, beet
in the market, for Bale at Ross' mill.
KARL'S Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear ae
a bell. 25 cte., 60 ate. and 3100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
A SPLENDID range of men's Women's
and children's elutes on hand. Oall and
see them no matter if you do not buy,
we will be pleased to have you see them.
I. C. Ibiohards.
COAL,—I am prepared to supply any
quantity of stove or furnaoo coal. All
in ere will be promptly attended to at
Wilton & Turnbull's stove and tinware
store, Brussels, or on application to Wm.
Martin.
SHILon's' Oure, the great sough and
croup mare, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 26
oents. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
BuatnoING Do:E.—Machinery, bicycles,
lawn -mowers, scissors, implements and
all kinds of tools sharpened and
put in order at reasonable prices
for spot cash by caw filer T. McGregor,
of Brussels, Queen St. East.
Cannes.—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 locality, ranging in
prioe from 30c. to 31.00. HowE & Co.
PAINTING, &a.—Tbe 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, &c., &a. Remember our
, motto, "First-clase work and reasonable
°barges." STEwART & RITCHIE,
Bruseele,
WELL -DIGGING AND DBrttan G.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to biro
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells oleaned out and put in proper
shape, Terms reasonable. Residence
nomad door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 34.11
FLOWERS AND PLANTS. Thos. Kelly,
florist, Brussels, has a rare and beautiful
colleotion of flowers and plants this sea-
son and is in a better position than ever
to nib the publio. He will also have the
usual range of garden plants, such as
celery, &o., &o. If you require
anything in this line call on or write Mr.
Kelly. Plante for sale at Geo. Thomson'e
grocery.
I'm BEse 20001190110.--T110 beet re-
commend a bicycle can have ie the num-
ber of sales mode. A. Conley, agent for
the well-known Brantford, hes made the
following salve this Beason already :—
W. E. Armstrong, teacher, Brussels ;
Arthur Wake, Brunets ;
Mr. Shiels, Grey ;
Rev, G, H. Oobbledick, Bruesels ;
Colin McArthur, Brussels ;
Wm. McDonald, Molesworth ;
John Rae, teacher, MoKillop ;
W. J. Roach, Brussels ;
H. J. Burkholder, Drayton ;
Sydney Bolger, Morris ;
R. A. McKee, teacher, MoHillop.
Miss Tilly Geffen, Wroxeter.
Rev, W. J. Waddell, Ethel ;
J. Haokwell, AdoKillop.
J. A. Stewart, Brussels.
Geo, Coates, Oranbrook,
R. Leatherdale, Brussels.
J. A. McKee, McKillop.
Wm. MoArter, Walton.
Miss Thnell, Morrie.
The "Red Bird" gives great satisfaction.
A stock of wheels always on hand, both
new and second hand. A. CouoLEX,.
Agent, Brussels.
Jtrllt= 10, 1896
,S,T%.N'D4R,D B4,7V'T,r OF C4Xt4.D4,
HEAD OFFICE,
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TORONTO,
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ANTO.
O(Seven Million B011ars) 67,000,000
A3ITAIc •(Authorised)
* 02,000,000
.genies to ads priltoipai pointe in Ontario, Quobee, Afanitoba, United States c4 EWIpdante
A General Banking, Buainose Transaoted. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
,Issued and Collections made on all points.
Drone
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 31.00 and upwards from dat of deposit 16 date of
Withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
290101AD ATTENTION orvIN-To Tag COLLECTION o1^ RtsoisRe' SASE Norms.
every faoility afforded Customers living
BINDER TwINo,—A large quantity of
American twine in stock, quality better
and prices lower than any Canadian twine
in the market. A combine has advanced
the prices of Canadian twine about 12e
A word to the wise ie sufficient. Call and
see our Crown brand, Amerioau.Sheaf
and absolutely pure manilla.
MOKAT & Co., Brussels.
2330M2.1 .
LEACH.—In Dakota, on June 18th, the
wife of Mr. Franklin Leach of a
eon.
Rosa.—In Wroxeter, on July 5th, the
wife of Mr, Robt. Roes of a eon.
HoLlune,—In Elmo, on July 2nd, the wile
of Mr. Wm. Holmes of a daughter.
MA1SRS37D.
MaPnnusort—SIxcLArn.=At 884 Pacific
Avenne, Winnipeg, on June 271h, by
Rev, John Hogg, Mr, Frank Mo -
Pherson, of Bineoarth, Man., to Mies
Annie Sinolair, eldest daughter of
Mrs. John Sinclair, Bruesels, Ont,
MoLAuonLxo_MoCnea.—By Bev. D.
Forrest, on July 1st, at the home of
the bride, Mr. L'"I1 McLaughlin, of
Walton, to Mies Hattie MoOrae, of
McKillop,
7723ama.
Coomen,—In Toronto, on July 3rd, George
E. Cooper, formerly of Brussels,
H0GARTH.—In Otterville, on July 6th,
George Hogarth, formerly of Brue•
eels, aged 34 years, 10 months and 16
days.
SANnnua.—In Grey, on July 7111, Thomas
Sanders, aged 63 years, Samantha and
15 days.
AG1-221:CTSi,' TTR.AM,
Brussels, Cot. 1 & 2.
St. Marys, Oot. 6 & 7.
Tavistook, Sept. 21 & 22.
Woodstock, Sept. 24 & 26.
Mitchell, Sept. 29 & 90.
East Nisaouri,at Thamesford, Sept. 30.
Stratford, Oot. 1 & 2.
Blanehard, at Kirkton, Oot. 8 and 9.
Western, at London, Sept. 10 to 19.
Toronto, Industrial, Aug. 31 to Sept,
12.
West Niesouri, at Thorndale, Oat. 8.
BRvSS=r_,s
MA1.e7==..'18,
Fall Wheat
Barley.
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls ...
Eggs per dozen
Floor per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Hides trimmed
Hides rough ..
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Apples per bus
Hogs, Live
Wool
5s
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42
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TIE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortga e, ram security. Apply
at THE POST Publishing Rouse, Brussels.
40 101 Aitt WILL BUY AN ALL
Iron eleven feet
hinges. A anGate,
long, Lo
4, Oen. 7, Groy,
GIRL WANTED FOR GEN—
ERAL house work. Liberal wages to a
capable person. Apply ab METHODIST
PARSONAGE, Brusois.
BICYCLE FOR SALE.
A'05 "Hartford,' ,nado by the Colum-
bia Company. Almost as good 40 new, 840.
Inquire CLEVELAND G. AI.Lnv, at Metho-
dist Parsonage, Brussels.
B
WLAOK OOGIVING MILE,
strayed from Brussels (Monday night,
Any information loading to her recovery
will be thankfully received.
BAEKD' ll & VANSTONIJ, Brussels.
T\iOSIRABLE RESIDENCE
Pon SAr,E.—Lots 220 89(1221, Queen et,
Terms reasonable to a cash purchaser. Ap-
ply on the promisee or to
28 W. M, SINCLAIR.
Volunteer's Attention!
The Brussels Volunteer Company will go
into oftln'p in June next, All mon wishing to
Lin aeut., Brntsnlo, 0do so by 1' toyB.g6. RAYS,to G. P�Captaa(io
Soaforth,
JET OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber ollors his brick meld -
mule adjoining Brueeele,10111 000., Groy, for
sale. There is one acre of land, mostly
planted with small fruits, stable, well, &o.
:For price and terms apply to the undersign.
ed. WALTER 10I0HA11DSON,
32-4 Brussels P. 0.
NOTICE !
A11 those who aro indebted to the estate
of the late Wm, laoddiok or to the firm of
Roddick & Wake, will kindly nail at once on
0. F,Blair, Soljoi1or for the Administrator
R. G. Wilson, Beg., Brussels, and settle all
claims of the estate against them,
Brussels, July 0611,1808, G. N. BLAIR.
G&2
For Sala by Pabha &id onl
to offerbyPublic Anetton tat ffio QUi111000 Scott
RO'L'EL, BRUSSELS, on Saturday, July
.13813, ata o'clock, the briolc. building now
mazes, Bnrraokeby the ArmyJohn street,
Brussola, and gore of land, The monthly
rental received is'90, For further partiou-
ta'e apuly to T,10S, PEPPER,
01.8 Proprietor,
at a dietanoe.
3. A. STEWART MANAGUA.
REAL ESTATE,
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0OD FAR112 FOR SAE NEAR
Brussels. Groat bargain, Let 7,Oon,
o Grey township, Good buildings and or-
oirard, }Vail watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy farming. apply to W04, I1ILLOUGg
on the premises or to THOMAS 11:301i1:TAGA,
London West,
t' ARMsFFOIi SALE. _. 200
and 8611 0 ncessions iPowoellin of on
be-
ing l mild from the Village of Ethel and 6k
miles from Brunets, 40 acres of Pall wheat
sown and about 80 acres under grass 1 00
acres cleared' on mob. norms of payment
eas3',84- ' A, MoI1ELVEY, If, D„
Brussels,
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 sores of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 milesfromWinnipeg, 1e °fler-
No th I ust } e at slow
a 10'1 Twp. 11, Ranproperty East
There is a house on the promisee and some
breaking clone. Per full particulars as to
price, title, &o„ write or apply to
20•tf G.2. BLA111 or W.H. KRU MI,
Brussels, Ont,
ALRABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligible 200 acre farm, composed of
lots 131 and 17 in the 10th: eon., Grey township,
Huron 00., and 60 acme, part of iota 10 and
17, 11th con,. belonging to the Robert Brown
cerate, is offered for sale to wind up estate,
On the largo banlr tbarn, jneoessary gone house
or-
chard,
&e. Farm well watered, well fanned
and la good state of cultivation. About 60
acres of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
the SO sore farm there is a house and barn,
orchard, and about 8 stores of bush. Faroe
sold jointly or separately to suit purchaser.
Possession given In the Fall. Parma are on-
ly a mile from the village -of Oraubroolr,
'Where are school, churches, ]lost-otfiee.
stores, &o„and 81 miles to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussels. For further particulars
as to price, terms, &o., apply to
AGNES BROWN,i
JAMES BROWN, 3Exeoutore.
Oranbrook P 013N BROWN, 111
BOAR
FOR SERVICE.-TIIE
Lot 20,, Con 0, Morris, l the thorn bed im-
proved
brrom1 White
hour e sweepstakes ow
at Chloago Pair, Terms, 31.00 to be paid
at
i necess0 y, Peldigreeimay be seen
on application.
ROBT.NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will
rrdiroLot 90. Cn0Mrith-boLa
English Berkshire Boar, "Captain John,”
His mother is a full slater to the let prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced on application. Terms -81.00 to
be paid at time 0f service with privilege of
returning if necessary,
11.Orn JAS. SPEIR, Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVICE,—THE
Lot 27, Undersigned will keep for service on
wortbear, "RingGeorge,"ipurchased thoro' bred from
heir Lord at Guelph Gat ,Stocwho got k Sht orize for
w. The
dam of "King George" won first prize at the
Show, London England. 1313 eiret was im-
ported and weighed 750 lbs. Terms 81,00 to
returning at 1t necessary ooP with privilege
Iimaye be
seen on appiiaation,
40•b! RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
,Proprlotor.
Ancient Ordur of Vnitod Workmonl
This Benevolent and Fraternal
Society is the Oldest and
Strongest of the kind in
America.
death, 82,000.00
h oro 81,0000,00 r atf ahislloption.
The yearly assessment oaths former is only
910.00 andbealthymoon
between latter ageo Of 21 aon nd 46
years. A largo lodge is in operation in 13rus-
eels. Why not join yourself and seams for
your family, in case of 'your being called
away, a loandsone sum for thotr. support
ROBT. ANM8T1t0NG,M W. ; W, R. Exam
Becorder; J. A. C1tETGH1UN,Pinancior,
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
un
Lot 28, Oo 1. 6, Morris,! the etIlo o'' service
rdi Da
Dm -
ham bull,"Lord Lorne,"=10803—. Pedigree
may he soon on applicaion. Terms, 31.00 to
insure but oowe must be returned regularly
if necessary.
47.4 JAMES 8HURRIE,
Proprietor,.
TERSEY BULL FOR SEIIVIOE.
If you contemplate breeding to la Jersey
use the beet you can get, You may have
over se good a dam but if 'the bull is not
from a good milking gstrain, and there is
great
ill beldtoavn amongst
a VIiv your Bio , oini
to keep the best. If you pay Silo. extra for
grades you can return until you get a heifer
calf. G, A. MADMAN ,
Druggist, Brussels.
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Grown and Bridge work a spooialt Mader-
ate
Barrett's barber shop,' usraberry SEt., Broe as
eels,
VETERINARY.
�'
D, WARWIOE,
CP • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treatall
diseases of demosticated animals in a coin-.
petout Wenner. Parttoular ettontlon paid
to veterinary dentistry. Oallspr0mgtl et -
tended to. 011lao and Infirmary—Four eon
until of bridge purnborry et., Baena.
GX'S Prng Stei'o
FOR...,,,.ate y,.
Insect Powder,
Tanglefoot,
Wilson's Ply Pads,
Davis' Fly Pads, -
Chloriclo of Lime,
Little's Soluble Pheneyle,
Copperas,,
Crude Carbolic ,Axid for horn
Flies on Cattle.
.re Paria Green
25c. per lb.
It pays to use the best, it's
the only kind we keep and we
guarantee every pound to give
entire satisfaction or money
cheerfully refunded.
Don't forget the place,
AT
Poz'z Drag Stare.
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1D L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
-+-�• Solicitor and Cony ayaucer, Colleo-
tiooe made. Office—Vanstono'e Block, Bras -
sole. 21.8m
IA M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub-
lie, &o. Oftico—Vanstone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Rotel. Private Funds to
Loan.
G. CAMERON,
(rstr of 8laton delh
Cameron ,)Barieand oiior,Ccre
Out. oillno—Hamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER
SOBoiter, &o. (late of Carrow &
Proudfoot'a Olfioe, Goderich.) Oilloe over
Glllioa & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loam, 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE XIRIIBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable berme. Farms and farm
stooks soeoialty. Orders left at Tan Pon
Publishing House ,Brussels, or sent to Walton
P. 0.,wine/le ivepromptattention,
1l S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
.
ERE, wi11 soli for better prices, to
better men in ass time and less °hargos
thou any other Auctioneer in Bast Huron
or be won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can always bo arranged at this Moo
or by Personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A: MGNAUGHTON, M. D.
El S. Ont MResid Residence and Edinburgh,
in on e
Block, corner of DWI and Turnberry Ste,
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon, Aceouober, ole.
elGraduate Member of College University hyeioinne
end Surgeone, 0n t. O1•2I0E—Nast door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoORACIKEN,
• oy0bergsrt,onsat his GroorTerryteeBrusse
R•N. BAIR,RETrT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
0001111 of A. 01, Diol ay & Co'e hardware store.
Ladie9'aud ahildrens hair matting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposits from
81.00 to 31,1100 and alleys 9y per Dent.
interest, T. PA1tltOW,
87.8m --�- Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
T. FLETCHER, •
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Oman AT Jnwoonx 010110,
No
Witness Required.
T, FLETCHER, Brussels.
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TELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
annANolt Co, Established 1840, In.
sureness ()heated on all Town and Perm
Property at very low rotes.
1G•8m
J. A. CREIGHTON,
Agent, Brussels,
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Oo, Huron, Oenveyanoor, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
inveet0d and to loan. OOIIee(iene made
Omae tit Grahame BSook, Brussels
THOS. A. HAWKINS,
Will give loeeone to pupils Dither on
piano or organ, at his ,ifuaie Room, opposite
the poet -orlon, limeade. V000l lessons also
given. Ten ye ra experience in taanbing.