The Brussels Post, 1896-7-31, Page 8Tho School Opening
Will soon be here and with
11 the (tenuity of repletliehing y091
steak of sohpol hooks, slates, &0, to
entielpeti0n of a good trade in this
part of our hutment) we are 16yfng in
an uneenally large a1Qok of all the
neeea8itiss of eellool life and think
we Oen "knoQk all others out" in
soribblere and other blanle boots%
Our s0aek el High School Books i8
Oonlplete and it is Dur intention t0
keep ft se durfag eha aotniug 8011001
term. •
Besides sobooletuppliee, you can
depend 019 our stock of Drugs, and
Optloal Goods as being blue very beet
that money ooh buy. If any of our.
oustomere are not satisfied wibll any
articlepurohased from no we will re.
loud their :n1noy at once. .
OEAQMAN c@ McOALI.,
:Druggists, Opbioiane and Booksellers
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GRAND "TRUNK, RAILWAY.
6o0Tiii11N EXTENSION W. e. & n.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
end South, as follows:
GoxNG SoIITH. Go1Ne Nonni,
&Tail 008: a,m. . 0 46 a,m,
0x0reas 11:09 a.m.I Mixed
Mall 17154 p,w,
Anted9:00 p,1n. Express 9:49 p,m.
.oral. ' .e.% s lt.em5,
A chiel's among ye taltin' notes,
An' faith he'll prone it,
Comm meeting next Monday eveni-g.
Rum schools will reopen on Monday,
August 17th.
A OEANGE of proprietors in connection
with a Brussels industry is mooted.
FO0RTn Division Court will be held ie
Brussels on Wednesday, August 19t1).
MEreea. CLEGG & DAaibs Shipped four
a0r8 of cattle from Bru=sets ou Thursday.
J. 0, TUCK will receive tenders for hie
sew brick cottage up to 10 a. m. next
Monday.
BRUSSELS flax mill began work on 'his
season's orop last Monday. The yield of
seed promises to be good.
Too Fall Assizes for this county will
commence at Goderioh, before Judge
Robertson, on September 14tb.
Arne buyers are bobbing up here and
nbere throughthe County purahe-sing
Fail fruit and bargaining for Winter
apples.
Tas town bell ringer woke up the
echoes last Friday morning by ringing
she town bell at 6 instead of 7 o'clock.
Be promises not to do so' any more.
D. A. AND GEO. Lows, went to Blyth
wast Monday morning to give the con-
tractor of the new sobool house a lift in
the brick work of that structure. Lowry
:pros. are A 1 neeobanics.
Qum a little fanie is found with the
meant G, T. R. timetable over the foot
that there is now no connection at Pal.
•rzeraton for Northern points for panne.
gars going on the W. G. & B, noon train.
ENSIGN GREEN, of the Salvation Army,
-who is now travelling in behalf of the
Nattier Soldier work, will visit Brussels
98 Friday., July 31st, and Aug. 159 and
Jud. Brigadier Margretts, fronaLondon,
will also be hereon Tuesday, Aug. 4th.
B,rerybody Dome.
EVERY householder who desires to aid
fu the carrying out of Board of Health
:amtractions and thereby place a greater
safeguard around hie own home, should
lee that considerable attention is given
to wells, oieteru8, cellars, outhouses, &c.,
during the hot weather.
HYrooNEAL.—Loot Saturday D. Frain,
,terri0190 trimmer and harness maker, of
Brussels, , sod Capt. Mary Sayers, who
3eoenbly removed from the captaiuoy of
the Salvation Army corps here, were
united in marriage at Blyth. Mr. and
31019. Frain have returned to Brussels,
/there they purpose making their home.
Mtn Pon wlebes them many Happy,
'prosperous pears.
The Luoknow Sentinel save :-5.0 the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Free
Masons in Belleville, Dr. J. S. Tennant,
of this village, was elected District
Deputy Grand Master for District No. 5,
-Alicia includes all the lodges in the
County of Bruce and the territory be•
Sween Wingbam and Palmerston and
fano: Palmers0un to Wiarton. This ie E
0te first time Luoknow has been so a
sonored by the Grand Lodge and we ex• e
- and our hearty congratulations to the t
Doctor, who, we are confident, will fulfill K
the duties pertaining to the high office,
with boner to himself and creditable to
los Masonic) fraternity.
NanON MEDICAL AeoOCIATIox.—The
regular quarterly meeting of the Huron
Medical Association was held in Seafortb
on July 21st, the following members be-
teg present :—Drs. Mackay, Bethune,
;McGinnis, Seaforth • Taylor, Goderioh ;
Serving, St. Mary's ; Stanbury, Bayfield ;
Shaw, Clinton ; Woods, Mitcheil ; Mc.
3ohzie, Monkton, The president, Dr.
Shaw, read an addr::se on 'Popular .Fal•
hsoios in regard to lMedialuee," which
provoked a good deal of discussion by the
aaembers, Dr. McKenzie read an in-
teresting paper. Dr. Woods presented a
.ase that was full of interest to the As-
sociation, and Dr. Irving illustrated a
.ansa -that canoed considerable discussion.
Do the whole the meeting was a very in-
tereeting one. '
!Esse. BMEltall 1' VANeTONII shipped a
oar of live beige from' Brunetti on Wed-
llesdny.
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4 Dx SAalr u
r,E h s sal leo �sR i
h1s
r Staff
during the past) week. The addition to
the Arm le Hailed Sample.
4 Lan0I5 oe Clllo5en beriende will be
ineletutad in Brussels. W. G. Canine
11as bum doing the preliminary prgaul•
Zenon work.
QU1Tn a 01011er of Brnssele Afeeoabeee
attended the funeral of John Elliott, a
brother Ii. 0. T. M„ in \111ngham, lost
Sabbath afternoon, 13ov. lily. Guano, of
Corrie, 0cnd noted tate eerei08,
1401' Monday mewing a 0onsorvabive
MOUS was Held at bile Amerioten IIOts1,
Brnssele. Among the onteiders preeent
were Barrister Diolrinson and Dr. Obis -
1101n1, oe Wiugham ; 7. J. Denman, of
Blnevale, and others.
Two OomNTY DIv18103,—Judge Jones,
of Brantford, writes County Clerk Lane
that the emumissi011 for dividing this
county into eleotoral' distriote under the
new County Counnil's Act, will hold its
$ret eft0ing in Goderioh on September
10th at 9:10 p. m.
A Lieu of a neighboring town who
could not spare a dollar a year for a
newspaper, 1000091y sent 50 two -cent
stamps to a down•enet 'Xaoiteo to learn.
how to stop n horse from slobbering. He
got hie receipe, and be'll not forgot it.
"To stop a horse from slobbering, teach
him to spit."
Taw Hensen Obeerver says :--Tien
BRUssime Pear "is 24 years of old and
she never etruek a man once already."
What for the now 7 TnnPon) is a good,
live paper, well up to date and three
notches abers it. Its eubsoribers pay up
with great promptness, it being a rare
000urr01100 to find one over five yeare fn
armmare. May Bro. herr live to oe106rate.
the Jubilee of hie excellent sheet,
Mns, DAVID PE9anro3, of Tuokersmith
township, who died on Tuesday, was
buried in Brussels amenity -on'Thureday
afternoon. The funeral was largely at•
tended. Mrs. Ferguson removed with
her husband and family a few years ago
from the 17th eon. Grey, where she was.
well known and universally respeoted,
Deceased was a sister to Thos. Mol!ad-
zeon, a well known resident of Grey
township.
DlssoLUrooN.—After a saoceseful co-
par0ner0hip in the Dry Goods business
for 5 or 6 years, the firm of Ferguean &
Halliday have agreed to dissolve, so next
Tuesday begin a Dissolution sale of their
fine and well assorted stock, to continue
for a month. Mr. Ferguson continues
the business after the dissolution and
Mr. Halliday will eombioe business and
pleasure in a trip to the Pacific coast
this Fall.
A CITIZEN, who is a poultry fanoier, has
been missing eggs from the hen house
quite frequently of late and understood
that they were going to make egg-noge
for some of the "invalids" in his locality.
To trap the unwelcome visitors the owner
took his position in the hen house and
was going to catch Mr. Eggnog red
handed, but somebody turned the key in
the look and Sam. was a prisoner until a
friend came to his release and relief. A
tombstone will be a necessity if these
depredations are not stopped.
Wroxeter Observer has this to say of a
former well•known resident of Brussels:—
It will be seen by referring to the adver-
tising columna that Robert Ross, mer-
chant tailor, has decided to leave Wrox•
enter, and is now holding a clearing sale
of his entire stock. Mr. Ross intends
opening in the same line of business in
Teeewater about the middle of August,
It is needless to say that he will be
missed from the village, especially by the
Union baseball deb. Their many friends
will be sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Rose
but all heartily unite in wishing them
success and happiness in their new home.
EVERY summer the papers call out for a
systematic raking of the roads. Many of
them are almost covered with big round
stones that take all the pleasure from
driving and ere hurtful to horses and
vehicles, besides the disoomfort which
they give the passengers. The cleaning
of the leading roads should form a regu•
lar part of the statute labor each year. If
farmers realized the loss by wear and tear
that is causal] by these stones they would
need no reminder to see to their removal.
There is a notion of road not far from
here over which gravel was hauled and all
the big stones that rolled from tbe ivagon0
are lying in the centre of the road and no
steps taken to see that they are raked off.
Sunni DEAra.—.Thursday morning of
06is week Geo. Bowe received a letter
from his brother-in-law, Jonathan
Kitchen, Brantford, containing the sad
intelligence of the midden decease of Mrs.
Kitchen. She had gone to Greetland,
ngland, this month, to visit her mother
nd other relatives and on Tuesday a
able conveyed the unexpected message
o the Borrow stricken husband. Mre.
Itchen had not been in flrst•olaee
ealth for some time, but no person had
any notion that her decease was so near
at band. Sbe was united in marriage to
Mr. Kitchen in the Old Land and was
the mother of 2 sone and 8 daughters.
They resided in Brussels for about four
years, leaving here five years ngo•' Mrs.
Kitchen was 40 years of age and was an
affectionate wife and loving mother.
Mr. Kitoben has the assurance of the
deep sympathy of all his old friends in
Brnssele fn his heavy and unexpected
bereavement.
The Clinton New Era says of a former
,eusselite:--3t the annual eommnnioa-
Odon of the Grand Lodge of Oanada A. F.
*A. M., held Last week in Belleville, Dr.
4. W. Shaw had the high distinction of
bring elected Dietriat Deputy Grand
Master for South Huron. His unsolicited
.eteection to thio high office is a matter of
ilieartlelt gratifloation to the araf1 in gen.
'oral, and to No. 84 in pe 'ioular, he being
*vilest of their memb rehip to hold it
eince the retirement of their late R. W,
bra le. M. fdalloob. It came to the dea-
ler as a pleasurable surprise, he knowing
otbiing about the well.merited recog-
elition of the trust and responsibility ohne
confided in him until be viewed the an-
paounOemenl in the daily press. We use
the occasion to heartily congratulate Dr.
Remo as a gentleman who beats the res.
,poet and confidence of all who know him,
IN a representative Mason, and one who
Seas taken an active interest in everything
;pertaining to the welfare of mix town. and
.Ileo good of the community generally.
011li10Ci1 C11IM1ES.
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The regular monthly service was hold
in the R. 0. ohureh in Brussels last Sab•
bath. Rev. Fr. Kennedy, of Seofortli,
officiated.
Rev, Do. McCrae, of Collingwood, visit.
ed bis father, Jno. McCrae, of this place,
last week. The reverend gentleman was
taking his Summer vaoation.
Bev. R. Paul will addresd Melville
Sabbath School next Sabbath afternoon
in connection will! the program marked
out by the Dietriot Convention resolution.
Bev. 35. W. Hughes, of Adelaide, for•
reedy of Wingham, and Rev. F. Bryan,
of Tilsonburg, Bove arranged a perman•
ant exohango of parishes, to bake effect on
Angnst 1.00.
Charlie Kendall has joined the Orobes.
bra of the Methodist Sabbath sobool and
will play the trombone. Very few schools
have as good musk and singing as f0 to
be found in the above mentioned school.
Rev. Dr. Cochrane, of Brantford, who
has been attending a meeting of the
Pee0byferian Council at Glasgow, bas
o0oupied a number of the leading Sulpha
that city, and in Paisley, E0101oro'
and ?London. Dr. and Mrs. Cochrane
are now visiting in Berlin and Vienna
and are oxpeoted to sail for home on
August 20113.
Slee, Mr, Stewart, of Stratford, wi11
000upy Melv1110 elturoll pulpit next Sab-.
batb, and during 1110 other 5abbatils of
.Rev, Mr. hoes' Mamma hs a pn leis vela•
tion.
Next Sabbath the quarterly 00033.
menton will be abserved rn the Mneho.
dist .chord, Brussels, O'ellowehip meet..
ing at the elm of Ilia morning service
and the ea0ramenb after the sermon in
the ovoid eg,
A 8peoial opera session of Melville Sob.
Meth wheel will be held next Sabbath,
cernMe00ing at 2:30 Q'01001e, at w11io11 a
large at0endanee of parents, embers and
pupils is invited, Short addressee will
be given byW, 11. Zen and Rev. R.
Paul.
Friday morning Rev. ,Ino, Bose, B. A.,
left town for his Summer vacation. He
will he joined lit Toronto by Ilev.W. G.
Manna, of Uxbridge, and together they
will go to Clifton spring0, N. Y., for . a
few weeks rest, and to take advantage at
the same time of the fine program of
sermons, addrseses, ;metres, Oto•, 'pre-
rented et thea resort.
The otergymen of .Clinton xnet in the
cler'k's oflios on Monday of lasb week to
arrange a new tinlepard of services, for
the House of Refuge; Several of these
gentlemen Baring found ie very Main.
venient to;hold the service in the after.
noon, it wee decided to hold the Sunday
service, in the future et 230 a,' m. (tile
same as ie done in oily hospitals, etc.) so
that each clergyman would be better able
to taste hie appointment at the House,
without interfering with other duties.
Tun Dosage 00NVENTION.--August 27th
and 28th will be,bney days in Godericb
as the annual convention of the Huron
County' Christian. Endeavor Union ie to
be held there on those dates, Rev. Wm.
Johnston, who is rooter of the Episoo-
pal church in Wardsville, will give two
addresses, one on " Ohriatian Citizenship"
the other on "The Spirituality of
Christian Endeavor." Mr. Johnston is
an enthusiastic 0hrietian ,Eadeavorer
and holds the position of Vioe.President
in the Provincial C. E."Union, and
Superintendent of London District.
Mies May (Dr,) Irwin, of Clinton, will
give a report of the International Goo-
vention held in Washington a few weeks
ago. The balance of the program will be
very interesting and every Endeavorer
should plan their vacation so as to be in
Goderioh on Thursday and Friday, Aug.
27th and 28th.
Business Locals.
Lava, "p„vr bacon at MoOraoheo's.
PURE 1101,11011 Pails green. Malay &
Co.
Ion for sale, delivered at pour home.
Apply to W. Leatberdale.
Gwynn and timothy Beed for sale.
•Baeker & Vanatone,
RoLLEnoats and all kinds of mill feed
for Bale at Ross' mill, Brtssele,
Soon dressings of all kinds on hand
both for black and tan colored.
I. C. Richards.
A Nom line of buggy dusters on bond,
all sold at close margins. I.O. Richards.
Aonm0OAN binder twine, half a cent
per lb. cheaper than Canadian twine, at
Moltay & Co'e,
FLOUR! FLonn 1 Manitoba patent, Man-
itoba mixture, or straight Ontario, best
in the market, for sale at Ross' mill.
KARL'S Clover Root, the great Blood -
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the oomplexian and cures constipation.
25 ate, 60 ore and $1.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Goon seoond hand lumber wagon, wide
tire, newly painted, with box and whfflie-
trees, for sale at a bargain.
33. Gerry, Brussels.
A seLENDID range of men's women's
and children's shoes on band. Gall and
see them no metier if you do not buy,
we will be pleased to have you see 011em.
I. 0. Richards.
Samon'e cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the hest cough ant's. Only one cent a
dose. 25 tete., 50 els. and31.00. ,Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
ANY one needing sows hammered bad
better bring them in now tie I have a
practical saw maker engaged to straight-
en and true sates at my shop, Queen et.
net, Brussels. T. MaGnsoon, saw filer.
CoA,,•—I am prepared to supply any
guantity of stove or furnace coal. All
orders will be promptly attended to al
Wilton & Turnbnil's stove and tinware
store, Brussels, or on application to Wm.
Martin.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever Musa
that would do me any good." Price 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brus-
sels.
REralsmo Damm.—Machinery, bioyelee,
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.
Oeurire.--Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call at the Bruseele Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
hays the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 80e. to 41.00. EMI & Co.
BINDER TWINE.—A large quantity of
American twine in etooh, quality better
and prices lower than any Canodiau twine
in the market. A combine has advanced
the prices of Canadian twins about 12}%a
A word to tbe wise ie sufficient. Call and
see our. Grown brand, American Sheaf
and absolutely pure manilla.
Moues & Go., Brunnels.
TRE BEST REocustfean.—The best re-
0omnpe01 a bicycle man have is the num-
ber of soles made.. A. °mislay, agent for
the well-known Brantford, has made the
following sales this season already
W. E. Armstrong, teacher, Brussels ;
Arthur Wake, Bruseele ;
Mr. Shiels, Grey ;
Bev. G. H. Oobbieeick, Brussels ;
Colin McArthur, Brussels ;
Wm, MoDonald, Molesworth ;
7obn Rae, teacher, 11foltillop ;
W. 7, Remelt, Bruseele ;
H. 3. Burkholder, Drayton ;
Sydneybolgar, Morris ;
R. A. McKee, teacher, McKillop.
Mise Tilly Golton, Wroxeter.
Rev, W. J. Waddell, Ethel ;
J. Haokwell, McKillop.
J. A. Stewart, Brussels,
Geo. Goatee, Cranbrootr,
R. Leatberdele,.Bruseelo.
7. A. Melted, Meliillop.
Wm, Mo3rter, Walton.
Miss Thuell, Morris.
Fred. Gilpin, Brunetti.
The"Red Bird" gives great eatisfaotion.
A stook of wheele always on hand, both
now end second hand. A. CousLEr,
Agent, Brussels.
69274,11T4:8.1) B,4✓Y.11, 5,/.L' li4r/Y4D4,
mxnaD 4.47P.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
ASSETS, e e (Seven Million Dellare)
OAL'ITALI (Anelmrized) 37,000,000
32,000,000
Amain, in cal prtnaipat point; in Ontario, Qtaeiroo,Wanito9o, itad Stitte0 & Zugiantf.
ei00416'10 S° PfiVanto.
A General Banking Bnsineee Trortneeod, Farmer8' Notoe Discounted,
Deaf lie 38sued and 001180tions made on ail pointe..
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest ailalv0d on deposits of $1,00 and upwards froth dab of deposit to date of
Withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SMUT. ATTENTION OIVEN TO TILE 0031050TION 00 FAaaiEne SALE NOTES.
Every faollity afforded Oat/omens living at a diebanoo.
3. Ar STEWART MtNAOEn.
I0AINTING, &o. -The undersigned, hav-
ing entered into paetnerehip, are proper-
ed to do all kinds of work in thefollowing
lines ;—Plain and ornamental painting,
kaleomining, frerooing, paper -hanging,
sign -writing, &o., &o, Ttemombee one
motto, " First•olaes work and reasonable
charges." STE18901: & Raclin,
Brussels,
WELL-DV:WING .,AND Dammeet.—George
Birt hos all the necessary machinery foe
digging and drilling wells and is prepay.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure eatisfaotion;
Wells cleaned one and put In proper
shape. Terme reasonable, Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 84=tf
Hon, A. S. Hardy, the new Premier of
Ontario, hag taken a lease of the house
on Se. George street, Toronto, hibberto
occupied by Sir Oliver Mowat. Prior to
Sir Oliver's occupancy' the house was
tenanted by Sir John Macdonald.
A Toronto report is that some onehas
been eying to got Chief Justice Meredith
to xenon his seat on the bench and re,.
enter public life. There is not the
slightest probability of the Chief Justice
doing any such bbing.
=or my
LoTT.—'In Brussels, on July 27013, the
wife -of Mr. George •Lott of a son,
Roo.—ln Atwood, on July 20111, the
wife of Mr. J. A. Roe, V. S., of a
daughter.
CoLot000n.—In Grey, on July 20th,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Cololough of e
son.
Belmss.—In Wingham, on July 18th,
the wife of Mr. 3. H. Bomar, of a
daughter.
SBERIUAN.—In Wiugham, on July 18011,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Sheridan of a
daughter.
TYEatwAN.—In Ethel, on July 7.8011, the
wife of Mr. David Tyerman of a
daughter.
Eleurre.—In Brussels, on July 25011, the
wife of Mr. Andrew Sample,
Prinoees street, of a son.
Rlosny—PETTor.—In Toronto, on June
29th, by Rev. S. D. Chown, Rev.
Walter Rigsby, of Blyth, to Miss
Cynthia Pettit, of Winona, Ont.
=mane
Krrcoox.—In Greetland, England, me
July 28tb, Nellie, beloved wife of
Jonathan Kitchen, formerly of Brus-
sels, aged 401 years.
Eu onxNsoN,—In Carrick, on July 200h,
James Hutchinson, aged ea years
and 9 months. Deceased wee father
of R. A. Hutobinson, of Wiugham.
MsomoAsTLE.—In Grey, on July 28013,
Veneerer Thompson, son of John
llornoostlo, Toronto, aged 2 years
and 1 month.
F1yI14.S,
Brussels, Oct. 1 & 2.
St. Marys, Oat. 6 & 7.
Tavistock, Sept. 21 & 22.
W oodetook, Sept. 24 & 25.
Mitchell, Sept. 20 & 50.
East Nisseuri,at Thamesford, Sept. 30.
Stratford, Oot. 1 & 2.
Blanebard, at Kirbton, Oct. 8 and 9.
Western, at London, Sept. 10 to 19.
Toronto, Induatrial, Aug. 31 to Sept.
12•
West Missouri, at Thorndale, Oot. 8.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
SECOND HAND BIOYCLES
for sale.' Big bargains. Oholoo of four.
A• 00'OSLEY, Brussels.
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm 850000ty. Apply
at THE POST Publishing House, Bruesels,
'14 WILL BUY AN ALL
1^L' Iron Gate, eleven feet long, brass
uses. A dandy. Apply to ,M. SMITH, Lot
4, Oon. 7, Grey.
BICYCLE FOR SALE.
A '05 "Hartford," made by the Colum-
bia Company Almost an good as new, 340,
Inquire OLE' 7'3?,LAND G. ALL113, 00 Metho-
dist Pareonago,Brussels,
T ADIESI—TO WORK
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around ionto, Salary $24.00 monthly.
Appllo outs desiring attention must send re•
fereuoee and three omit stamp to HOUSE-
HOLD PUBLISHING CO., Mckinnon Build-
ing, Toronto:
EOUSL LOT FOR SALE
Tho uudersignodAND offers his comfort-
.
able cottage and j acre of laud on Turnberry
street, Brussels for sale. Op the premises is
a gBood well, stable, fruit trees, dm. For plica
and terms apply to
1.0f ALEX, MoLAUO$L9N,Proprietor,
STRAYED ON THE PREM-
►? rebs of the undersigned,, North hall Lot
24, Con, 5, Morris, on or about May last two
yearling cattle. One is a roan holier and the
other a rad steer. The owner is requested
Ioprove property,��pia expenses and take
them away. WALIT1e11 3NNE8,
1.4 Brussels P.O.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber otiose his brick raeid-
onoe adjoining Brussels, 10th con., Grey, for
sale. There is one acre of land, mostly
planted withsmall. fruits stable, well, &a.
For price and tonne apply to the undersign.
ed. WALTER IitoBARDSON,
50.4 Brnsteio P. 0.
To Contractors I
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Tendon Will be rocelyod by the under-
Signed 11p to 10 a. in. Avorm433, AUGUST
Ban,for the oreetiou of a brick cottage in
the village of Bruebols, Plana and 0npooi0.
satioue may be Seen at the Amorloan Hotel,
The lowest or thy' tender not necessarily
00001)ted, J, O, TUCK.'.
�E,SIRABLE RESIDENCE
003 SALE, -,LOSS 220' and 221, Queen et,
Terme reasonable to a oaeh purahseer, ¢p-
pl y 00 a premises .or to
2B
W. M, SINOLA109,
DAI1IS GREEN.—WD GUAR -
81091i our Borger's English Parte Green
to give iperieot satisfaction or,Money refund -
84, Prlee 250, a pound,
DEADMAN 3 111'0OALL,
Druggists & °ethl ne,
REAL ESTATE..
ANITOBA LAND FO.R•SALE.
Springfield,, 8 miles rre0 Winnipeg, is offer
ed for sale at aloes price, The property Is
North East i' 000.10, Twp; 11, Range. 4, East.
There ieahoneoonthe premises and 80mo
breaking done, For full partloulars as to
price, title, &c., write or app�ly tc..
2040G. F. BLAIR or W, H. IHEIMR,
Brussois, Ont,
GOOD FARM FOB SALE NEAR
Brussels. Groat bargain, Lot 7, Oon,.
0 Grey township. Good buildings and or-
chard, well' watered suitable for mixed or
on the promises or to�PHOBIAS HERITAGEE,
London Weet,
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
and 8tH Oonaesosione, Tolene Lots
of Gray, .
be-
ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 033
miles from Brussels. 40 Roles of Fall wheat
6010 and about 80 aures under grass ;, 00
acres °leered on erten: Perms of payment
eoay, A, B1o10ELV18Y, M,
- _ Brussels.
VAL17ABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
9The eligible 300 acre farm, composed of
lots 15 and 17 in tin 10011 con., Grey township,
Huron 00., and 60 acres, part of lots 10 and
17, 11th eon., belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
urge banktbarrn, necessary outbuildings,or-
ohard, &o, !'arm well watered, well fenced.
and in good state of cultivation. About 00
acres of bush, 42 of which' is hardwood: On
the50acre farm- there is a house and -barn,
orchard, and about 8 .acres of bush. Farms
sold jointly or separatelyto suit nonlinear.
Pyoseseion fgroivmen the thae ilFfaagle, oF1
50mau0bo0o1k-
,whre aTo 0011081, eburehos 33000.01105,
stores, &a„ and 9.9 miles to the shriving Mar-
ket town Brussels. For further particulate
as to price, terms, &o., apply t0
' AGNE8 BROWVN,)
JAMES BROWN,I Executors.
JOHN BROWN,
Oranbrook P.O.
BOAR- FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 26, Con. 0, Morersignedris, tll heepthoo'e bred finoe -,
proved white Yorkshire Boar "Selected;"
bred from J.1:, Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Ohioago Fair, Terms, $1.00 to be nail
at the time of service with privilege of re-
turning if ne0e0sary. Pedigree may be soon
on application.
ROBT. NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVIOL.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 00, Con, 0, Morris, the thoro'-blod Large
English Berkshire hoar, "Captain John,
His mother is fnl1 slater to the let prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced ou application. Terms -21.00 to
bepald et time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary.
14•dm JAS. SPE1R, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will ]seep for service on
Lot 27, 000.4 Morris, the there' bred Tam-
worth boar,'tKing George," purchased from'
H. George &Sone who got drat prize for
their herd at Guelph Fat ,Stoak Show. The
train of "King George" won first prize at the
Show, London England. His 0irel was im•
ported and weighed 700 lbs. Terms 91.00 to
bretai ug ifmveoasaarpfae Pedigree i may be
58011 on application,
RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
49•tf ,:Proprietor,
Anoint Order of United Workmen,
This Benevolent and Fraternal
Society is the Oldest and
Strongest of the ]lino in
America.
Each member secures to his family, at his
death, $2,000.00 or $1,000.00, at hie option,
The yearly aes0eament on the former is only
910.00 and on the latter 98,00, on good
healthy mon between the ogee of 21 and 46
years. A large lodge is in operation in 145u8 -
sole. Why not join yourself and secure for
your family, in case of your being called
ROBT.A10MST30oNG 10. W.; WYl010 Ruppert0
Recorder; J. A. 01LEfGHTON,Finaueier,
BULL FOR SERVIOE. —7HE
uudersigned will keep for sorvioe on
Lot 20, 005. 5, Morris, the thnro'.bred Dur.
ham bull,"Lord Lorne, -«10)935=, Pedigree
insure but cows must bei retuned gubo 1y
if necessary,
47.4
JAMES
SHUR10IE,
Proprietor.
DEidTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto tenivereity,
Lioontinte Royal college Dental Surgeons.
crown and Bridge work a speoialty. Moder.
BarneFees. barber shopll Mewed. 20,0,, But-
Brut -
sole.
VETERINARY.
ir D. WARWICK.
.. Honer Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, , is prepared totreat all
dieonaoaof•domoooItiontadanimals-u a oom•
peteut wanner. Particular attention paid'.
10 veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to, Oilloe and Intlrmary—Four d8ur8:
north of bridge'rurnberiy at., Bruseele. . i
tTUI41" 81, 18J6
wimionsimpoomme
ox's Bru Siore
rutting uj a Prose:114 on
Requires eltill and mire'T order
to help the doctor's wisdom in
selecting what' is proper.
PURITY, CAREFULNESS, PROMPT.
NESS and MODERATE PRICES
RULE HERE,.
Long experience enables ue to buy alone
and select the right things and our
Customers get the benefit.
Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges, Toilet are
Moles and all that makes a druggist stook
complete are here. We have low Men
and high qultlity mixed, yell all is in good
order
Ar
i' OE'S Drag Store.
OPPOSITE (QUEEN'S HOTEL.
'LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
•- Solicitor and Conveyancer.. Oollee-
tions made. OfOae—Vaustone'e Bloss, Brus-
sels. 21.3m
Yb M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Convoyanoer,Notary Pub -
lie, &a, OOAce—Vanstone'e Block, 1 door'
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
G. CAMERON,
•
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Cameron,, ooleOi h&,
Ont Ofnoo—iiamilton 8t,,. Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. ()ate of Garrow &
Prondfoot's O111eo, Goderioh,) Olboe over
GAMoney to Loanlank,Bruesels. •l7
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGGE KIRXB'Y,
Licensed Auctioneer, Salee conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms mud farm
stocks specialty. Orders left et TEE Poem
Publishing Hou rio,Brngaols or son tto Wal ton
P. O., will roc eive prompt attontlon,
i S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• nun, will sell for better priooe, to
better men, in ass timeand less oharges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't (Margo anything. Dates mud
ordure can always be arranged at this °Moe
or by personal a1ppll0atioo .
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MGNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O. M., LIT. U.P., Edinburgh, M. G. P.
S. Ont. Residence and °Moe in Wilson's
13loek, corner of ALM said Turnberry Ste.
T•
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Ph ysiofan, Surgeon, Aacayyuehar, eta.
FGaculty, Remete of dy of College et P9iyeioiuns
and Surgeons, Ont. OPPxcE—Noxi door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont..
BUSINESS CARDS.
NNT• H. N1oORACXEN,
cr8 nrgt.Blat his Grocery, Brusseee,
�
• N. BARRE`TT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. 01, McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladios'anfl ohildrese hair cutting a specialty
DRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
51.00 to 91,000 and allows 9i per cent.
i ntorost, T, FARROW,
37.9m - Postmaster,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSURANCE,
0113E AND MARINE.
ClU£LPH•
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OriIOE AT JEWELRY STORE.
tI'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN•
80EANa9 Go. Established 1040, In-
Buran0o0 . effeotod on all Town and Farlu
Property at very law rates,
J,A, 0REIGHTON,
1G.g1n - Agent, Brussels.
ALEX, HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division (Jour
0o, Huron. Obnveyanoer,• Notary Public
Land Loan. and Insnrence Agent, Funds
invested and to loon. O0110etions made.
()Moo In Graham's Block, Bruesole'
r HOS A. HAWKINS, ..a -Will 1 give Moons Music pupils , 000 ,o to
planaor•organ, at iniiaVRoom, na alSo
the post•tlihoa, Binnacle, Vocal le9etlna also <.
TIven.' Ten years experfaueo in teaching,.
erms moderato,