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Typhoid Fever,
d1df'mg Prom present iudlonkl
ns(
u't1 may fools or t1) rev coos of 1'•
livid rover for the @ next atbree menthe,
The ounce of this dieeaae is invariably
.ef.ther the breathing of fool air or the
drinking of foul water. Ina village of
life axe it itl alumet always slue to the
rantamination of drinking water, You
•.may thiols that your well coutaine the
purest water, being oloar, sparkling; free
from odor, &o„ whew in reality it may be
loaded with deadly germs of dieoeee.
1{wowing that this is the ease, we make'
the following offer to everyone. For the
next week we will analyse and test FREE
OF CHARGE, auy eample of water sub•
milted to us. This work includes over
thirty different analyses and tests, and is
ers.pensive both in the chemicals used and
is the time taken to do it, This offer is
good •for ONE WEEK ONLY, atter
vvhioli our prim for snub analysis will be
:&3,00. The water submitted mast be in
a perfectly clean bottle, well corked and
tarsen from the pump after two or three
pailfuls have been pumped out.
DEADMAN MoOALL,
Druggists, Opticians and )30oksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sOnTBEfN EXTEN610N R', a. & 3t,
Tins Sone of Soot'and may bold 0410 -
denial) games in Breesola this Pall, '
PitIMNOLO0I2.l1 leotut'e in the Town
FiTnng1)ga@lv@
y @50lu'l1'
Por nne
t by
Prof,
Bettor Fon S.wll,-A good piano box
buggy for sale cheap, Apply to 1lev. A.
K. Griffin.
A r,Anon number of Bruese11188 attend-
ed the Winghein horse races on %/doee-
day and Thareday of this weak.
REAP the advertising oolumue of Tun
Peer for bargains► A number of good
farms are also offered for sale.
Tunnn ie some bilk of having the Civic
holidtcy ou Wednesday, 19th inst., to take
advantage of the =union to Itineardine.
Homes has been lively at the :Enter.
prise Salt Works, Daring the past two
months, Manage): llfooney informs Tux
Pm, they shipped about 50 oars of salt,
hi addition to the looal demand. 33 oars
were loaded in June and 26 in July.
J. 0.' Toms awarded the oontraote for
his proposed two story pottage ae fol.
lows :--Brickwork, lathing and piaster.
Log, D. A. Lowry ; carpentering, Messrs.
Elliott & Cloakey. Tice other depart.
meats, euoh as pito/shine, painting, ctn.,
are not let yet. Dark Broe. have the
stonework about completed and have
dole a good job. The building is to be
flniehed this Fall and will be modern,
conveuleut and comfortable. It will add
considerably to the appearance of the
Northerly part of the town.
Poor BALL. -Last Friday evening the
Cranbrook football team name to Brus-
sels and played e. friendly match with the
home Club on Victoria Park. The visit•
• Trains leave Bruesels Station, North ars put up a lively game but were out-
sold South, as foliomi ; played by Brussels, the latter winning
GOING Canon. Gorxe Nonni. by 8 goals to 0. The teams were oom-
1Tai1 n: a.m. Mixed n:40 a.m. pored of the following players :-
u xoieee .....11 ,s a.m. Sfail 12•:4 pdn.
dined ,.. MO p.m. ) press 0:43 p.m, n10esrms. ORANIIROOE.
W,Leatherdale ... Goal D. McNair
- 1 L. Jackson
} Backs I... Hunter
„ Jas. Mitchell
giro!. °i .GNUS Pals,
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
AnarsO.
READ the District news On page 6.
ScnooL BOARD an Friday evening of
next week.
Bnnsenra Public) Se.bool will re -open on
`s•eptember let,
Tuxsnao night's rain was an old
fashioned "Rosser."
GEO. Busy )landed US a bead of timothy
that measured 104 inches.
00ATTnEw Wmsoo shipped a car of
cattle on Monday from Brussels.
"Marro LEAF" took 3rd plane in the
0:20 pace in Wingharn on Wednesday.
3 cats of cattle were shipped frool
Brussels this week by Messrs. Clegg et
Dames.
A can of batter and chosen was for.
warded to cold storage on Wedneedny of
this week by Mr. Booth, of Ingersoll.
Tan POST wants a WIG -awake cor-
respondent at every point not now repro -
emoted in its columne. If there is no
NEWS appearing regularly from goer
ration drop in and see us or write to us.
We will furnish you with stationery.
MArnnm1laL.-A quiet wedding took
place at Walton on Tuesday of last week,
when by the aid of RevD. Forrest,
Presbyterian minister, Robert Denbow
and Mise Bate McDonald, both of Brus-
r,.ae, were deolared husband and wife,
May their future be happy and prosper -
0'12.
Form BALL. -A football match will be
played on Vioteria Park, Brussels, on
Friday evening of this week, between
the home club and a team from Bluevale
End locality. As both are strong teams
close and well contested match is ex-
pected. Play will be called about 6:30
�'clook.
Tac Fire Engine was taken out last
Friday afternoon for a teat and while out
the atone water tants near the Revere
House was filled. The water was down
1,1 feet, leaving 67 feet of water. Since
Friday the water hoe dropped to about
the same place as before filling. It will
i1'. necessary to hem the tank pumped
,fry and D. A. Lowry give it another coat
as he agreed to do if it did not remain
water tight, T1)e Engine worked all
right and pumped for over two hours.
PRRENOLO0Y,--Prof. Teggart,thePhren•
eioggist who has lectured before large
;334idienees in Michigan and Canada, has
engaged the Town Hall for the week
commencing Aug. 6th. No admission
will be charged at the first !eaten nitre -
day night. Through his cou1se of
lectures Prof. Taggart introduces a fine
outfit of human 6110)18, portraits of
prominent men and women etc., making
an interesting as well as instructive
entertain remit.
„awn TnNSts.-Au enjoyable Tennis.
latch was played on the lawns of Dr.
Dinemau and Col. Campbell, Listowel,
,n Wednesday of this week,between six
members of Brussels club and a like
number from Listowel. The reeult, a
tic seem, was as follows :-In Doubles
tit cart and Kidd beat Sinclair and Cam.
,ten, 8•f,, 12.14, 6.0 ; Rev, W. T. Cluff
and D, C. Ross beat Selwood and Nichol,
41.0, 5.7, 6 3 ; Bolton and Livingston beat
Lamont and Blair, 6 3, 6.4. In Singles
Sinclair beat Stuart 7.5, 6 4 ; Kidd beat
Cameron, 6 4, 1.6, 6.1 ; C1uff beat &t-
weed, 7 9, 6-3, 6.1 ; Roes beat Nichol,
ti 1, 1"3.1 ; Livingston bent Lamont, 7.5,
41 4: ; Blair and Bolton tied. Our team
,nes very hospitably entertained and en•
jcyed the day's outing.
01wsra1EUL011. Editor Tom Nash, of
.rhe Gerrie Vidette, is making great bead•
way, A Campbell Fees was recently put
Into his office and now a kind Providence
amide him a lovely daughter. Tom is
quite a genius and we would nob be sur-
prised to see him work some oombination
whereby the running press would rook
the cradle, -Geo. Wrigley, editor of the
Oanada Farmers' Sun (Patron) has die-
nantinaed his editorial labors this week,
owing to impaired eyesight, -Wednesday
of this week Bro. A. E. Bradwin, the
popular editor and proprietor of the
Blyth Standard, Increased his etnff by
wedding Miss Lena Emi h, one of Blyth'a
most estimable young le lies. The news-
paper has no doubt ace,,:etomed him to
nay "We" and the will nom nae it in a
broader sense than ever before. Figura-
tively we throw a shoe store after the
),.appy twain and hope they will never
faze on the bottom of their flour barrel
and that their blaok•etrap jug will never
be empty, Bro. Bradwin you will now
realize the advantage of caring for the
1:oil morn stalks, long grass and other
•"pbenotnena" that often fall into the lap
co the rural editor, "Thio is a way you
Long have sought and mourned because
you found it not," Go on and prosper,
lerotber.
0, Sample
Y. Ferguson )jt (..D, MnDovgo l
W. Sample ! Banka 31 W. Wynn
Oharlie Kendall l t J, Knight
T. McLaughlin..,,,, Centre Ohms. Sillore
Jas. Mennen ...1 g •Wog 1 • .Fred. Zimmer
Sas, Thomson...) 1 J, Ritobie
R. Ferguson Jno. Brown
Bert. Gerry 1 L Wing D, Steles
W. Heutller gave satisfaction as referee,
Our boys will play a return matoh
shortly.
UTAST POeTOFFIOE INFOmrAT10N.-When
you call at the office for your mail and
the clerk hands it out ask frim if that is
all. If you ask him for your mail, and
he tells you there is none, tell him there
ought to be, then go home and send the
rest of the family around at different
times during the day. Don't bring your
mail to the postoffroe until the mail olosee
then sail into the clerk for not opening
the mail bag and putting your letter in.
When you want a stamp on your letter
tell the clerk to pot it on ; if he don't
liok it, lick him, In case you put it on
yourself soak it in your mouth long
enough to remove the muecllage, it will
click then until dry. Be sure to ask the
clerk to credit you with a stamp ; if he
has any aocomodation about him he will
do it. If you have a box stand and
dram on it until the clerk hands your
mail. It will make him feel good, eepeci.
ally if he is waiting on someone alae.
DoN'r SELL Too OnEAp.-A. MoD,
Allan, of Goderich,.gives the following ae
hie views regarding prospective prima
for the apple crop. Fruit growers should
hesitate before selling their apple crops,
especially the hard varieties. The
British crop is not only a poor one in
quality but will be poorer than asuai,
Among the continental countries growing
for the British markets, France is praoti.
oally out of it, as the quality is inferior.
Holland has little over half a crop, and
with unfavorable weather even that is
likely to be lessened. In all these old
negleoted orchards in European countries
(and most of them are of tbis.olass) it ie
the experience that windstorms do im-
mense damage, the fruit bovine so weak
a hold of the tree is blown off, and all
such becomes mull stock. Altogether the
outlook is that our Winter stook will all
be wanted in Britain. Later reports
will be given, so that our growers will
know what to look for. At present the
lowest prioe should be $1 per barrel for
winter.
CHOSEN FRIENDS. -Thursday evening of
last week Organizer W. G. Collins insti-
tuted a Council of ()haven Friende in
Brussels. The following officers were
elected to direct the new organization for
the first term :-
Wm. Madill], Past Councillor ;
S. T. Plum, Chief
Trueman Smith, Vice "
J. J. Ball, Recorder ;
Samuel Haggard, Treasurer ;
A. McKelvey, M. D., Physician ;
R. Bielby, Prelate ;
J. Wilbee, Marshall ;
W. Wilton, Warden ;
R. Johnston, Guard ;
R. Johnston
W. Blashill Trustees.
S. T. Plum
The Chosen Friends is Rn aseesement
Society, issuing a Benifioiary certificate
and paying sick benefits and funeral ex.
pensee. ,Organizer Campbell assisted in
the work of initiation. It is expected
that the Council wilt meet semi•monthly
in Blaehill's Hall.
AN ALL DAT TEAT, -The Toronto Globe
of last friday says :-A teat of the
Ronald and Waterous fire engines was
made at Esplanade Park yesterday
morning and afternoon in the presence of
Ald. Bell, Ald, Booetead, Chief Graham,
Deputy Chief Thompson and others.
Mr. Watt, the engineer of the Ronald
Company, expressed himself ae being
very well eatieliod with the result. He
claims that in the first test of going
through 100 feet of hose the Ronald
engine performed the feat in six minutes
and the Waterous in thirteen. In going
through one line of hose with a large
id -inch nozzle, the Ronald engine, 0.0.
cording to Mr. Watt's statement, armed -
ed the Waterous by an average of about
25 feet. Two lines of hose of 500 feet in
length and with 11 inch nozzles were pro-
vided for each of the enginee in the next
test, and this time, so Mr. Watt alleges,
the Ronald engine exceeded the other by
from 15 to 20 feet. In the afternoon the
enginee were tried with 750 feet of hose,
having a 14 -inch nozzle. Mr. Watt
claims that hie engine was again the
more euooeeeful, exceeding the Waterous
by 25 feet. At this point further tests
were tendered impossible by an accident
which Happened to the Wateroue engine,
the top of the pump being blown off.
The Ronald ongin6, wbioh Mr, Watt
says he considerably lighter than the
Waterous, worked steadily throughout
the trial with an average steam pressure
of 110 pounds, Owing t0 the aooident
which happened to the Waterous engine
there will probably be another net.
T11BBUSSZ
Grip, 1)Dw4009 has put in the n0ce98ary
ma0hino1y into his planing fa0101y, 111111
streot, to enable hint to manafaoture
eider, apple bettor, 40, The licit work
r
r
was done 00 Monday, when 84 gallons of
Older was turned out as a darter,
Orono TO OltariiAu,-It wart a matter to
evoke enpreesione of general regret
among our townspeople when it beoame
known that Harry De111)15 had decided to
remove from 1311395010 to Chatham, where
he has purchased an lntereet in the lame
harnese ilnsineee of S. BaOktl9. Mr,
D983118 has been a re93deut of Drnesele
10r about 16 years and has proved him-
self a most worthy and desirable chine»,
interesting himself in what he ooneldered
for the well•beiug of our town. He is
now serving thio eevonth year on the
Public School Board and malrme a first.
olaes Trustee, In St, John's 01111roh he
bus rendered efficient service as Warden,
S. S, superintendent, &o., and along with
Mrs. Dennis a blank will be paused in
that ahnrah not easily filled. Mr. Den.
ole is an enthueiaetia lover of athletic
games, his special favorites being cricket
and lawn Lennie, Chatham will make a
noteworthy gain in receiving Mr. Dennie
and family as citizens. For the next 30
days a clearing sale of harness, collars,
trunks, &c„ will be run, so as to reduce
the stook, preparetory to disposing of the
bneineee hero, Mr. Dennie will also sell
hie brink ehop and his comfortable reei-
denoe, Turnberry street, if suitable pur-
Wies8rs are found. Ho purposes remov.
ing to the capital of hent County about
Oat. let, or earlier if possible.
Business Locals.
LONG, clear bacon at MoCraollen'e,
Polo English Paris green. McKay &
Co.
Ron tomatoes at Thos. Kelly's, Bras-
saudels,
Ooon'ooru TZ residence, with } aors of
l, for sale. H. Dennis..
Ian for sale, delivered at your home.
Apply to W. Leatllerdale.
GREAT bargains in harness, collars,
trunks, &o„ for 30 days at Ff. Dennis',
CLOVER and timothy seed for eale.
Backer & Vanstone.
Roma» oats and all kinds of mill feed
for ante at Roes' mill, Brussels.
Snow dressings of all kinds on hand
both for black and tan oolored.
I. C. Richards.
A mon line of buggy dusters on hand,
all sold et close margins. I. C. Richards.
AMERICAN binder twine, half a cent
per to ,•heeptet than Canadian twine, at
McKay ,e G
LEAVING Towx.-H. Dennis is selling
off hie entire stook owing to intended re-
moval, Big bargains for 80 days.
Emma! FLOUR I Manitoba patent, Man-
itoba mixture, or straight Ontario, beat
in the market, for sale at Rose' mill.
GOOD eeoond hand lumber wagon, wide
tire, newly painted, with box and whiffie-
treee, for sale at a bargain,
33. Gerry, Brussels,
A SPLENDID 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. Richards.
Mina's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear as
a bell. 25 ate., 50 ote. and 31100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
ANY one needing saws hammered had
better bring them in now as I have a
practical saw maker engaged to straight.
en and true eaves 8.1 my shop, Queen et.
east, Brussels. T. MoGREcon, saw filer.
Snron's Cure, the great cough and
croup mire, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.live doses ; only 25,
cents. Children love it. Sold by Jae.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
REPAIRTNe D010, -Machinery, bicycles,
lawn -mowers, scissors, implements and
all kinds of tools sharpened and
put in order at reasonable prides
for spot cash by saw filer T, McGregor,
of Brussels, Queen St. East.
Mits. T. S. HAWII0Ns, 0hattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved'
my life," I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitaed systdm I ever used."
For dyepensia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 oto. Sold by Jas. Fox
CARrtre.-Any one desiring oarpets
will do well to call at the Brussels 'IVool-
su Mill before baying elsewhere, ae they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 30e. to $1.00. HowE & Co,
Bran= Twnoi.-A large quantity of
American twine in stook, quality better
and prices lower than any Canadian twine
in tbe market. A combine has advanced
tbe pricee of Canadian twine about 124%.
A word to the wise is sufficient, Call and
see our Crown brand, Ameriaau Sheaf
and absolutely pure manilla.
McKay & Go., Brussels.
PaigTLeo, i@c.-The nodereigned, hav-
ing
aying entered into partnership, are prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in the following
lines :-Plain and ornamental painting,
kaleomining, frescoing, paper•hanging,
sign -writing, &c., &o. Remember our
motto, "First -Claes work and reasonable
chargee." STEWART & RITCBIE,
Brussels.
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING. -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 eatiefaotion.
Wells cleaned cub and put in proper
share. Terme reasonable. Residence
s000nd door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 34.11
TIM BEST RECOMMEND. -The best re-
commend a bicycle can have is the num-
ber of Bales made, A. pousley, agent for
the well•kaown Brantford, has made the
following sales this season already :-
W. E. Armstrong, teacher, Brussels ;
Artlrar Wake, Brussels ;
Mr. Shiels, Grey ;
Rev. G. H. Cobblediok, Bruesels ;
Colin MoArthur, Brussels ;
Wm. McDonald, Molesworth ;
John Rao, teacher, McKillop ;
W. 4, Rozoll, Brussels ;
H. J. Burkholder, Drayton ;
Sydney Bolgar, Morris ;
R. A. MoKee, teacher, McKillop,
Mies Tilly Gofton, Wroxoter,
Bev. W. J. Waddell, Ethel ;
J. Backwell, MaKillop,
J. A. Stewart, Bruesole.
Geo. Goatee, Cranbrook.
R, Leatberdale, Bruesels.
4, A. McKee, McKillop.
Wm. Madrtee, Walton,
Miss Thuell, Morris.
Fred, Gilpin, Brussels.
The "Red Bird" gives great satisfaction.
A stook of wheels alwaye on hand, both
new and eeoond hand, A. Comm,.
Agent, Brussels.
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ASSETS,
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AUG, 7, 1890
$7,000,900
4$2,000,000
43enef ss() in aft 41'ivlotpa1 peyote fn 0,1111io, Quebec, Ilf'anfteba, United States c3 Baiplafid,
A General Banking Busingos Trausaoted. Fermere .Notes Discounted,
Draft0 Ieaued and Collemtione made on 411 points.
SAVINGS, BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits( of $1.00 and upwards from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Sroo1AL ATTS01700 elVEN To Trot tioramoYone OF PARAMUS' SALO NOTxe.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a digitalin.
4. A. STEWART Maxaa)n.
�oRTz_
LowitY,---In Brussels, on August 5th, the
wife of Mr. Geo. 0. Lowry of a son.
CLAnxo.-Xo Morris, on July 28rd, tho
wife of Mr, Thomas Clarke, of a son.
Krrfonr, In Morris, en July 28rd, the
wife of Mr, Andrew Knight, of a son.
NAsn,-In Gorris, on Tharsday, Aug.
30th, the wife of Mr. Thos. Nash of a
daughter,
Honosou.-In Turnberry, on Jaly 28rd,
the wife of Mr. Peter Hodgson of a
SOU.
Wmtx,-In East Wawanoeh, on July
29th, the wife of Mr, James Wiley of
a Son.
liINTOvr —2n East Wawanoah, On July
2811), the wife of Mr. Henry Rfntoul
of a son.
Fnaexn.—In Trowbridge, on July 26th,
the wife of Mr. John Fraser of a eon.
Cvri'.-In Goderioh, on Aug. 5th, 1896,
the wife of Mr. R. H. Gull of a
daughter.
)2fao,moox.—In Listowel, on July 28111,
the wife of Mr. T. L. Hamilton of a
daughter.
MARR2=a.
DENnow-M0Doxaan.-In Walton, on
July 28th, by Bev. D. Forrest, Mr.
Robert Denbow to Miss Kate Mo.
Donald, both of Brussels.
Enna-Unawronn.-On the 20th July at
the manse, MoKillop, by Rev. P.
Musgrave, Mr. Wm. Geo. Kerr, of
McKillop, to Mies Elizabeth Craw.
ford, of Scotland.
BntDWIN-Elu1Ga.--In Blyth, on August
5th, by Bev. Mr. Bigley, Mr. A. E.
Bradwin, Editor of the Standard, to
Miss Lena, eldest daughter of Mr,
John Emigh, all of Blyth.
GlusoN.-In Howick, on July 24th,
Thomas A. Gibson, aged 24 years,
WYLro.-In Wingbarn, on July 25th,
Elizabeth Jane Wylie, aged 3 years
and 13 days.
SMEr.Tzien.-In Wingbam, on July 29th,
infant daughter of Morris Smeitzer,
aged 15 months.
Bt3sBors.-In Wingbam, on July 29th,
Eva Martha, infant daughter of A.
Brisbois, aged 7 months and 10 days.
Gnar.-In Morris, on July 20th, Leonard
Gray, aged 82 years,
ENoxo.-In Grey, on Wednesday, Aug.
5th, Euphemia McLeod, youngest
daughter 'of Conrad Engel, aged 8
mos. and 2 days.
ACr�^SCTT2,T � RAS+ �".A.SRS,
Brussels, Oct. 1 & 2.
St. Marys, Oot. 6 & 7.
Tavistook, Sept. 21 & 22.
Woodstock, Sept. 24 & 25.
Mitchell, Sept. 29 & 80.
East Niseouri,at Thamesford, Sept. 30.
Stratford, Oct. 1 & 2.
Blanchard, at Kirkton, Oct. 8 and 9.
Western, at London, Sept. 10 to 19.
Toronto, Induatrial, Aug. 81 to Sept
12.
West Nissouri, at Thorndale, Oot. 8,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUINIo.
CIEGOND HAND BIOYCLES
10 for sale. Big bargains. Choice of four.
A' 00U9LEY, Brusselo.
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
Firntmortguge, faYm eoeurity, aApp1y
LOAN.—
Lit THlt P0BT Publishing House, Bruesole.
..14
WILL BUY AN ALL
ki..7 Iron Gate, eleven feet long, brass
binges. A dandy. Apply to •W.. SMITH, Lot
4, Oou. 7, Gray. •
BICYCLE FOR SALE.
A '95 "Hartford," made by tbe Colum-
bia Companyy. Almost as good as new, 8'•40.
Inquire CLEVELAND G. ALLIN, at Metho-
dist Parsonage, Brussels,
ADIRSI=TO WORK
around home, Salary 821.00 monthly.
Applicants desiring attention must send re.
ferenooe and three cent stamp to HOUSp-
FSOLD PUBLISHING 00.,SInliinuouBaild-
Ing, t'pronto,
DESIRABLE RESIDENOE
EOM SALE. -•Lots 020' and 221, Queen et,
Terme reaaouable to a cash purchaser. Ali -
ply on the premises or to
2.5 W. AL SIN CLAIR._
DAItIS GREEN.—WE GUAR-
AxTEE Dur Borger'sEnglisll Paris Green
to give perfect satisfaction or money refund-
ed. Price 200, a pound.
4113AD1,1AN &fi1:oOALL,
Druggists & Optinfons,
STRAYED ON THE PREM-
rens of the Undersigned, Lot 00, Oon. 0,
Grey, on or about Suly 7th, a rod heifer two
POOPS old with white otos on its forehead.
The owner is requested to prove property,
n1expenses J BAlUilr i,Monfryn P. 0.
g21oUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his comfort-
able cottage and j aero of land on Turnborry
street, Brussels for sale, On the promisee is
a good well, stable, fruit trees, &a. For prioe
And terms apply to
1-tf AL1ER. MCLAIIOHLIN, Proprietor.
QTRAYED ON THE PREM—
rats of the undersigned, North halt Lot
24, Con. 5, Morris, on or about May last two
yearling cattle. One ie a roux heifer and the
other a red steer. The owner is requested
io prove property, pay eanensee and take
them away, 'WALTER, INNES,
1-4 Brune a P. O,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers his brick maid -
;nee adjoining llrtieeels, 10th con„ Grey, for
sale. There ie Ono Moro of land, meetly
planted with small lrtuts, stable, well, &a.
For prion and terms apply to the undersign.
Sd. WALTER 13i001A10D9010,
52.4 Brussels P. 0,
LICnad••,n•rAnp
REAL ESTATE.
ANITOBA LAND FFOR SALE.
700 acres of good farm laud at
0 lfo deale at lots price. Winnipeg,
North past j 800,10 Twp, 11, Range 4, Nast.
There is a 1)800000the premises and some
breaking dove, I'or full particulars es to
price, title, &a„ write Or apply to
e0 0, I', BLAIR or W,11. HERR,
Brussels, Out,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE NEAR
0, Grey townebip Great dbabuildiugeot and Or.
chard, well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy farming. Apply to W5(.IOILLOUGG
on the premises or to 011001AS HE1RITAGE,
London West.
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
soohiefyeand 8th Concesio, Twnspoon the
b-ing
1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 5d
miles from Brussels, 40 moment Fall wheat
sown and about 80 soros under grass ; 00
acres cleared on each, forms of payment
SUSS. A. MCEELVEY, M, D.,
04- Brussels,
FARM FOR SALE — 100
acres -Being South Half Lots 17 and 18,
Con. 1,11olxie, having a frame house and
frame barn with stone stabling underneath,
oleo an orchard and two good wells, eituated
25 nlilee from the Village of Bluevale and 4
Miles from the Town of Wingham, 00 acres
cleared, good clay loam, balanoe hardwood
bush, Any person wishing to purobase can
apply to \VST, J, SOHN8TON, t Executors.
EEO, PDACCOli,
4.4 Bluevalo P.O,
To be sold on ox before 10111 of September,
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nEBe1GxED offer their splendid100 sore
farm, Lot 33, Oon, 12, Grey, for sale. There
are 85 acres cleared, balaoae good hardwood
bush. On the premises )s a comfortable
frame house, frame barn and outbuildings ;
good orchard; wells, &c, 40 0.61'08 under
grass. Farm lin excellent 'state of cultiva-
tion,ij miles from Oranbroolc Tillage anti Of
from Brussels, Possession oould be given
this Fall. For further particulars as to
price, terms, &c., apply on the promises or
write to Cranbrook p0.
4-tf WM, Awn SAMUEL OARN0OHAN.
VALUABLE FARMS FOIL SALE.
The eligible 200 nom farm, composed of
lots 10 and 17 in the 10th son„ Grey township,
Huron Co„ and 50 aures, part of lots 10 and
17, 11th con.. belonging to the Rabortlirown
estate, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the first farm is a good stone house and
large bank bars, necessary outbuildings, or-
chard, &c, Farm well watered, welt fenced
and in good state of cultivation. About 50
soros of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
orchard and about 8 mares of bushed Perms
sold jointly or separately to snit purchaser.
Possessioniven ]u the Fall. Farms are on-
ly amile from the village of Cranbrook,
where aro school, churches, post-ofgce,
stores, deo., and 9$ miles to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussels. For further particulars
as to prio0, terms, &e., apply to
AGNES BROWN,)
JAMES BROWN, (Executors.
JOHN BROWN, )
Oranbrook P. O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE,—•THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20 Con. O, Morrie, the thoro' bred im-
proved White -Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from S.L. Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Pair. Tornio, 51.00 to be paid
at the time of.service with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. PCdigrao may be seen
on application.
ROBT, NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
naderaigned will keep for service on
hot 90, Con. 0, Morris, the thoro'-bred Largo
English Berkshire hoar, Captain John."
sow atHis othetis a l
sister to World'eF Fair. Pedigree the
118
produced on application. Tering-61.00 to
brotnlaia paidng at if utimeooe06ary, of servioo with privilege of
14.6m • SAS, SPEIR, Proprietor.
FOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for Borrie() of
Lot 27, Con, 4, Morris, 31110 ttoro' bred Tam-
worth boar,"Xing George," purchased Dom
H. George & Sone who got first prise for
their herd at Guelph Fat ,Stook Show;' Tho
clam of "King George" NOD firot prize at the
Show, London, Itugland, 1113 s)reiwao im-
ported and weighed 750 lbs, Terms 11.00 to
be ard at time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary. Pedigree may be
seen on application.
R1011410 ARMSTRONG,
40.11pProprietor.
Mnoient Order of United Workman,
This Benevolent and Fraternal
Society is the Oldest and
Strongest of the kind in
America.
Each member seamen to his family, at hie
death, 52,000.00 or 01,000,00, at his option.
:14.6e.
e yearly aseeoemouIMP
00 the Cornier is 0141)
610.00 and on the ]atter 88,00, on good
healthy men between the 03100 of 21 and 40
years. A large lodge is in operation 00 Brus-
sels, Wby not join yourself and noun for
your family, in ease of your being ea/led
Awayy, a handsome bum for thou 60y,port 7
RC11orde ;J. A. 1IN M, W. ; W. H, I1ER1t,
Recorder; J. A. ORE1'GHTON,21nanoier,
DENTAL.
DR,. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
I,ieentiato Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a apeoialt8Moder-
ate t6asnbelips-robarber hop,, Turrry1:,,sols.
VETERINARY.
D. WAT1WlOK,
8 • Honor Graduate 4f the Ontario
Veterinary collage, le prepared tp treat all THOS. A. HAWIiINSi
diseases of domesticated animals in a 001E- y Will give lessons to pupils either ou
potent manner. Partioular attention paid piano Or organ, at hie Allude Mont, oppo0ite
to veterinary dentistry. Calle' promptlyat. the poet•ollipo, Brnssele. Vocal leasone 0380
tondad tn, bvfiloe, and Infirmary -Four oors given, Ton year4 exporlonoc in teaching.
worth of bridge q'nrnborry 11 , Brueeas. 'Terms moderato,
'ofl Ur' Store
Putting up a lrosoription
Requires skill and once in order
to help the doctor's wiedonl in
selecting wbat is proper.
PURITY, CAREFUILNIESS, PROMPT.
NESS and MODERATE PRICES'
RULE HERE.
Long experience enables us to buy ohne
and seleot the right things and our
Customers get the benefit.
Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges, Toilet ar•
Holes and all that mattes a druggist stook
oomplete are here. We have low prime
and high quality mixed, yet all is in good
order
AT
Foz'o Drug St®re,
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solioitor and Oonv0yanaor.. Collect -
Moue made. 011ice-Vanstonc'e Stook, Brus-
sels. 21 -am
vv- M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor Conveyancer ,No tory Pub-
lio, &e. Office-'Vanetone's Block, 1 door
north of central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
G. CAMERON,
(Formerly• Soitoraei
Cam arena Boider end Solicitor, Cameron,
Out, Ofhoo-Hamilten St., Opposite Col-
borne Hetet,
G• F. BLAIR., BARRISTER
Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Ounce, GoderIeb.) Office over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brue0018.
Money to Loan. . 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE .KIRKBY,
LioeneedAuctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Forme and farm
stooks. specialty. Orders left at Tan PoeT
Publishing Houee,Brueeeis, or sentto 'Walton
P. O„ will receive prompt attention,
TOi•
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• EBL, will sell for better pl'iees, to
than any other Auotloneer in lass
Huron
or he won't charge anything. Pates and
orders can'alwaye be arranged at this Office
or by personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O. M., L. R.C.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P .
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson's
Block, corner of M131 and Turnberry Ste.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Phyeiotan, Surgeon, Aoeou0her, etc.
Graduate of Toronto University BIodiaal
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OFFICE -Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. I1oORAOKEN
• I60urer ofhl'arriageLiconses. Office
at his Grocery, ,Curnborry street, 13rooeele.
ip .fl.LN. BARRETT,
southTonsorial Artist' Shop -Nest door
of A. M. McKay & Oo's hardware atom.
Ladies' and oh ildrens hair nutting a opoolalty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
SaVinge Bank takes Deposita from
41.00 to 41,100 and allows Si p01' cont.
interest. T. FARROW,
87.3m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
0N60RA10013,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
• T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEwxr,Ry Sro1E,
f'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
AVELLINGTON MUTUAL Di-
v r Co, Established 1840, In -
!tummies off acted on all Town and L'arm
Property at vory 1ow re tee,
J,
A. CREIGHTON,
15.8m Agent, Brunets,
ALEX., HUNTER,
Clerk of tbo Piourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publlo
Land, Loan and In0uranoe Agent, Fonds
invested and to loan, Collections made
Oillee in Graham's Block, Bru60010