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AUG. 14, 1896
IT bee rained, Mere, or less, every Sale- Ilia sua'so in the grass movomente aro S2',AXD,d,81) B4.JV'.RR' O C✓-L✓Y iy D4
bath for the past 10 weeks, apparent to a good lnaoy but now and
I Rowena' Mn;Nzins le having a kitchen, then, when somebody pelts the string, lee ;x',A•MmoXElaXxel3a a.e7a,:
I built to the rear of hie dwelling, William baro to jump up and squeal. Oertainly,
street by all means go on with the "good wont"
Tun neat Government holiday will be and let tie have something oxoiting dur-
ing the quiet season. As to whether the
Jdoove le "truly, faithfully and impartial-
ly performing the office of Reeve, &o„”
was answered by the oleotore of Bressele
in oleoting him to that position for the
past three years by acclamation. This
same role of fault finding and desire to
do the "bounce" act has been on the pro-
gram in Brussels for years, the offices of
town Clerk and Assessor being anxiously
sought after. Changes ware made on
one 000asion and in both oases the
blunders and loose made and sustained
are fresh in the memory of many rate-
payers.
Business Locals,
Labor Lay, whittle comes on Monday,
Sept. 7th,
R, Rocca was away this week at Port
Huron with "Reddy,' and "Little Tim,"
They go to New Hamburg next week.
Baosssbe will supply the groomsman
for a wedding on Tuesday of next week
In Goderich, where the bride resides.
Ir you have a visitor and you don't
want anyone to know it --keep it dark,
If you rio, let us know, and we will let
you know it.
"MniLu Ln.u," Jas, O'Leary's pacer, is
being daily exercised on Brussels track,
preparatory to taking a tour in the fall
^— ran circuits.
WE are always pleased to receive items
of interest. During the holiday season
personal notes regarding visitors from e.
distance are welcome.
NEST Tuesday a IIarvest Laborers'
exenraion will be run to the West. The
fare from Bassett) is $1.1.00 with the
same figure charged on the return trip.
ALL the brass looks used on the mail
bags here been recalled by the P. 0. De-
partment. Looks of a reesut patent have
been sent to take the place of the old
style.
Goneox Mooxoy has not beard a word
about the $100 bill "fobbted" from a poo -
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers. lest book in his Mat pocket some weeks
ago. The coat was hung up outside while
he was working.
Accxr eoxs-We are sorry to hear that
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. Mary, daughter of John Welker, Eliza-
beth street, had the misfortune to break
8000001N 0 0051001 W. o. & E. her arm by a failfrom a child's wagon
last Saturday.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North D. 1'ane talks of starting a bemuse
xnd South, as follows; and carriage trimming business in Brno.
GOING SOUTH. 0orNO Nouns. eels. Mr. Frain had a shop in town
fdait 6:2,0 a.m. 1 Mixed8:45 a.ni. about 10 years ago, when he sold out to
exuress 1153 a.m. Mail 12:,1 p.m, -Robs. Stevenson, now 0£ Glencoe.
telsed. 9:91.1 pan. Express 9:48 A NEw style of package is being utilized
----------- --- - at the Enterprise Salt Works, viz., the
substitution of pasteboard boxes instead
of small bags for table salt. The boxes
are put together by girls at the Works.
Telt public schools in the rural dis-
tricts will re•opeu Monday, Aug. 17th ;
he towns and incorporated villages, Sept.
let ; Model Schools, Sopt.181; Collegiate
Institutes and High Sobools, Aug. 81st.
Tse dissolution sale at Messrs. Fergu-
son & Hallidny's is tbe talk of the conn•
try side and the bargains being given is
the cause. The sale will be short and
sharp, so bargain bunters should be
prompt purchasers.
Poor. TAGO.ART gave two lectures in the
Town Hall on Thursday and Friday
evenings of last weep on Phrenology.
He appeared to be well up in his busi-
ness and read rhe "bumps" of several
citizens quite correctly.
0 wrxe to the maturing of Huron Coun-
ty debentures and the payment thereof,
the County rate has made a very ap-
preciable drop this year, Brussels will
pay 6113 less than last year, oar rate
amounting to $280 for 1806.
This week Brussels faotory sold their
July cheese to Riley & Oo,, of Ingersoll,
at 7 5-16 cents. The cheese VMS shipped
on Tuesday. Brussels factory has had
good look this season with their cheese.
The factory is well managed.
PAD Ur. -We intend oendingout notices
to all indebted to THE POST for subscrip.
tion with the expeotetion of prompt set-
tlement. We can't run our business
In see ing Optical Goode we do not
guess at it but we put the eyes to a pro.
per and thorough examination and after
eluding out first what is the matter, we
Men proceed to correct the defect existing
in the eye. If you have Speotaalos which
,lo not suit you or if you oao not find
Glasses to do you any good, try mo. It
will not cost you anything if we do you
no good.
DEADMAN r MCOALL,
wont Bans toms.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tim Pose gives the news,
ScsooL Board on Friday evening of
this week.
W. H. Prwros hoe had a now dray
Built by Jas. Walker.
MESSRS. BAEioElt & VANSTONE will ship
two care of hogs next Monday.
THE weather is hot. This etatemeet is
:wade for those who don't know it.
Messes. Crnoo & DAMES shipped a car
A cattle Eastward on Thursday of this
week.
BDGcy FOR SALE. -A Rood piano box
buggy for sale cheap. Apply to Rev. A.
;1.
Griffin.
MELVILLE manse has been under the
bands of the carpenters and a new roof
,laced on the kitchen.
Tose best thanks of THE Pose staff are
returned to Trueman Smith for a basket
of A 1 harvest apples.
A xrw roof bas been put on the frame
Building recently purchased by B. Gerry
from the Roddick estate.
THE funeral of the late Michael Fos,
.'f Grey, passed through Brussels on
Tuesday afternoon. It was largely at.
tended.
A. COOSLEY, notwithstanding the busy without money any more than any sub
aeasou he has bad, received two new i scriber eau. "Do unto others, &o." is a
-black bird" bicycles from Brantford good rule.
this week. Taos. BALLANsom'u keeps the residents
Alas. 1'. C. ROGERS has a night bloom- of Brussels in remembrance that there is
ing cerue in flower this week and its ' a country called Scotland, and that their
ocauty and wonder have Leen the admix. I national musk box is the bagpipes, by
etion of many visitors. giving us the benefit of numerous Scotob
THE new store in the Leckie block has airs on the pipes when the evening shad -
leen leased by Mrs. F. C. Rogers, who I awe gather.
will remove her millinery stock from her ] WAL440000Ra has difficulty in pence•
present location to it in tbe near future. 1 fully supporting two papers. The second
THE righteous indignation of a man paper is scarcely six months old, and
who squeals because he lost a job does already they have two libel snits on hand.
not out any ice when he comes to be The Methodist church has been split in
weighed as a lover of simple justice in twain, and citizens are fighting each
the judgment of other people. other like cats and doge.
TRE Rax mill is a busy hive of industry. $80.000 S1'Aro e. -Jae. O'Leary, of the
There were 14 names on last week's 1'1' Queen's FIotel, Brussels, has entered his
roll and $500 was paid out in wages. If pacing "Online" foal in the Horse Review
Brussels had a few more such institutions stake race, amounting to $30,000, to go
we would soon go ahead. Mr. Nogg is in 1898 and 1899 as 2 and 3 year olds.
:he manager. The races will probably be held in Chlo-
e. weer. tennis tournament between
stiles chosen by President D. C. Ross and ago and attracts a greet deal of attention.
BVice-PresidentSinclair has been keeping ureroIL-Oa Saturday of Hite week
up the interest during the past week and an a excursion will be run to Grimsby
the lavers of the racket have been having Park, good to come home on Monday.
un enjoyable time. The fare from Brussels is $2.00, Rev.
Ix the cetera of a month Jno. Smith, Dr' McIntyre ; Rev. Dr. Workman and
cetera
who has bean in Jas. Walker's employ for fother
DeWitt nMamedler.
are nthe celebrities
'he past 5 years, intends going to Toronto fork dna 3e named. Train gets at ;28
lo.take a course in the Embalming echool I Park at i 30. Loaves Brasaele (i:28
with a view of managing the undertaking a• e
1bRESTERs.-On Sabbath, Augu+t 30th,
department of the business, Court Princess 4jexandra, 0.0. P., Brun.
Tun POST wants a wide-awake car- eels, with visiting brethren, will attend
respondent at every point not now repro. servioe in the Methodist church at 11 a.
vented in its columns. If there is no
news appearing regularly from your
rection drop in and see ns or write to us.
We will furnish you with stationery.
Oua correspondents are kindly regaest-
,d to be regular and punctual in sending
in their bu?gets. A few articles from
tach torr••>poodent every week is highly
appreciated, not only by the Editor
hut by those who live in your ]orality)•
Mete -Last Sabbath Mary Sophia -
.,me, the 9 months old daughter of Geo.
Trimble, ssceombed to an attack of
cholera infautunt. The funeral took
peace 011 Tuesday landing at 10 o'olook,
Interment was made at Brussels cams.
tory, Rev. Mr. Stewart taking the service,
Da. GOArout has had an 8 foot wind
mill, on a 50 foot steel tower, put up at
hie residence by Messrs. Cardiff & Beet,
agents for the Gould 00., Brantford. A
tank and pipes are arranged in the atilt)
No that the lawn may be watered eon.
veniently, in addition to a supply of aqua
pure to the house and stable.
Iloossees Football team once more as-
sorted their superiority by defeating a
strong combination from Sleevelet last
P'ridey evening, by a more of 3 to 1, The
gems was played on Victoria Perk,
i300eoo!e. There wee a large attendanoe
of epectators, who took v eery lively in-
terestin the matah, ThBluovale boyo
play a good game and with practice
would make it lively for the best team in
the County.
enem:en Benin was a participant in a
runaway aocident last Monday morning,
He had started for Goderich and when
about 8 miles South of Brussels his horse
look fright and bolted from the road into
a swamp and brought np against a tele-
graph pole. Mr. Blair was dragged out
over the dashboard, when the horse and
buggy dissolved partnership, end bad his
knee slightly injured. Ilia trip was post.
vaned until a more convenient season.
HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Augie:I:sed) — . • $2,0.00,000
4lleftoiesin all principal points in Ontario, Quo0es, Alanitoba, United States (0,E'nyian4,
A General Banking Business Transacted. Formers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts teeued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 61.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Br0OIAL ATTENTION e1V00 Ta 231A1 GOLLEOTIoN or FARMERS' SALE Norits.
Every faoility afforded Cuotomere living at e, distance.
J. A. STBWART Menem.
Loan, clear bacon at MaCraoken's.
PORE English Paris green. McKay &
Co.
Rea tomatoes at Thos. Kelly's,' Brne^
eels.
Berttece of my dusters, fly nets, &e., at
wet. L C. Richards.
COMrosrrADLE residence, with • core of
land, for sale. H. Dennie,
Toe for sale, delivered at your home.
Apply to W. Leatherdale.
Foe best value in boots and shoes we
tape the lead. I. 0, Rioharde.
GREAT bargains m harness, Dollars,
trunks, &o., for 30 days at H. Dennis'.
CHEAP 1 cheap 1 harness of all kinds,
both heavy and light. I. C. Rioharde.
CLOVER and timothy Beed for sale.
Beaker & Vanetone.
Roemer, oata and all kinds of mill feed
for sale at Rose' mill, Brussels.
SET second-hand single harness for
We cheap. Sign big Scotch collar. I.
0. Rioharde.
LEAVING Towx.-H. Dennis is selling
off his entire stook owing to intended re-
moval, Big bargains for it0 days.
FLOUR! Awn! Manitoba patent, Man-
itoba mixture, or straight Ontario, best
in the market, for sale at Rose' mill.
Goon second band lumber wagon, wide
tire, newly painted, with box anti whifile-
trees, for sale at a bargain.
13. Gerry, Brussels.
KAns's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
a bell. 26 cls., 10 ole. and $100. Sold
by ins. Fox, departst, Brussels.
ANI .",,; „eedtug awe hammered had
better being thea, in now as I have a
practical sate maker engaged to straight.
en and true saws at my shop, Queen et.
east, Brussels. T. MOGncuou, saw tiler,
SHILoo1'S Onre, the great cough and
oroup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
cents. Children love it. ' Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
REPAIR= DANE -Machinery, bicycles,
lawn -mowers, scissors, implements and
all kinds of tools sharpened and
put in order at reasonable prices
for spot Dash by saw filer T. McGregor,
of Bassets, Qneeu St. East.
MRs. T. S. Hawrclats, Chattanooga,
Terni., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "caved
my life." I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Prioe 75 ate. Sold by Jas. Fox,
CARPETS. -Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest aeportment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 80e. to 61.00. Howe & Co.
PAINTING, &a. -The undersigned, hew.
ing entered into partnership, are peeper.
ed to do all kinds of work in the following
lines :-Plain and ornamental painting,
kalsomining, frescoing, paper.hanging,
sign -writing, &c., &c. Remember our
motto, "Firet.class work and reasonable
charges." STEwAIrr & Rtxonnu,
Brussels.
WELL-DIoe1Ne AND DRILLIA'e.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and ie 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 Turnborry et., Brussels, 34.11
m., when Rev. S. J. Allin, the paeter, will
preach the annual sermon to them, The
brethren will meet at their Lodge room,
Blashill'e Hall, at 10.30 o'clock and
march in a body to the :thumb.
Civic Hosrtmr,-In response to a requi-
sition numerously signed, the Reeve has
proclaimed Wednesday of next week,
13th inst., as the Civic Holiday for
Brussels this year. The day will be
generally observed as sash as quite a
number of oar citizens desire to go to
Kincardine on the excursion which
leaves Bruesols on that day at 0;11 a. m.
The return fare ie 61.00
HE GAS IT 73RD. -The editor of the
Herald is frothing at the mouth this
week because he lost the job of printing
Brussels Voters' List at $20 when the
work was done for $16 last year. To
stir up a little interest in his rapidly
waning sheet, which owes 11'0 existence
to•dayto the generosity of Reformers in
Brunets, according to the editor's own
statement, he waxes eloquent over the
"tereibte" violation of law, &c., &o.
This is an old yarn that does duty path
odically to please a few of the faithful,
but as a rule has never figured when it
eamo to the proper place, viz., the muni.
cipal election contest. The same work,
and more, was dose for years with it ma-
jority of Conservatives at the Board, but
it was peeled without comment, When
a little sorutinizing, at another time, was
done it was ascertained that a howl could
not be well raised over the Reeve, se
various Councillors, who were of another
stripe of politics, were °flagrant violators
of their oath, &o.,' too. If the editor of
the Herald, or anybody else, wants to
unseat the Reeve they needn't gabble
over it for a month or so, but go right on
and do the job. Wo have overlooked
more than one littlo impudence and in.
terference on the pert of the Herald
tooter, considering where it came from.
Gvethereal News.
The sum of 0100,000 gold was shipped
to Canada from New York.
Bowers Lowe, aged 11 yearn, eon of
David Lowe, driver of an ice wagon,
living at 807, Williams street, Bay Oity,
Mich., died Saturday morning at 10
o'olook of hydrophobia. Young Lowe
was bitten by a cat on June- 24th. bIo
was walking along a sidewalk on Mo-
Oormiok etreot when the oat jumped out
at him, putting its fangs into hie wrist
and leg. Two hours later a doctor was
called and cauterized the wounds. The
doctor, at that time, said it was a SUS.
vicious ease, and he would not bo sur-
prised if it had a fatal effect. Friday
night Howard began manifesting signs
of hydrophobia, and a doctor was galled.
The boy grew gradually worse. He
could not keep his arms or logs still, He
would throw Himself nearly off the bed
and cry out sharply, but there was no
snapping of teeth or frothing at the
mouth. He was in great pain most of
the time, and appeared to retain con-
sciousness almost to the Last. He asked
his mother a number of times in a most
piteous tone if be was going to die. He
also asked to be strapped down. He
made frequent requests to be fanned, as
he suffered intensely from the heat,
At 9;45 he went into a spasm, and a few
minutes later he was dead. Three
doctors had given hem hypodermic in-
jections of morphine, but the drug did
not appear to affect him. The street in
front of the Lowe residence was crowded
with people all the morning. The boy
was a favorite in the neighborhood.
A son of Beck Winahell, of Ogden
township, Mich., fell from the feeding
board of a threshing machine into the
cylinder and was ground to pima Mon-
day.
on-
d Jas. Mackey, son of Maokey, lumber.
man, Ottawa, who fell or jumped from
the Butler House window there, 35 feet,
to the granolithio sidewalk Friday night,
died while on the way to the hospital
Saturday.
The report of the statistician for the
Department of Agrioulture at Washing.
ton, for August Indicates an improve.
ment in the eondition of corn over that
reported last month from 02.4 to 96.
The condition of spring wheat bas fallen
since the July report from 93 3 to 78 9, a
decline of 11.4 points. The condition of
oats ]las fallen since last report 19 points,
or from 90.8 to 77.3. Spring rye con-
dition ie 88, against 98.0 in July. Barley
has fatten from 88.1 in July to 82,0 for
August. The average fur buckwheat is
given as 99,5 per oent of last year's area ;
condition of ammo, 00, Couditioe of
Irish potatoes 94.8 against 99 in July.
Condition of tobacco, 80,5 against 95.5 in
July. Reports of the European grain
grope are generally favorable. The
wheat Drop promisee to be up to the
average. Forageo grope will be sheet in
Great Britain if drought continuos.
James E, Garrett and three opmpan-
ions were naught in the aot ot,nnearthiug
the famous Ensenada gold bar, valued at
$12,000, which was stolen from the of.
Tice of M. Rivuli at Ensenada, Cal., on
the night of March 20th, 1805. The
captors of the patty were Mexicitn of.
Romig headed by Gov, Sanguines in
person. Atter thio arrest Garret showed
the officers where the bar was buried, and
the precious motel was recovered. Gar.
rett spent sixteen months in the Ensen-
ada jell under the suepieion of the rob-
bery but it could not be proved against
him, and he was released on July 16th
last. During hie coniicement Garrett,
who ie an Englishman, and hag wealthy
relatives in Montreal and England, made
a strong complaint to the British Gov.
ernmont because of his alleged wrongful
detention. The Dago al one time threat.
sued to prove a serious oomplioetion bo•
twoen alexia° and Great Britain, and is
Still a subject of diplomatic correspond,
on0e,
eCRS7.
Easote.-In Morrie, on July 25th, the
wife of Mr. A. G. Eaeom of a daugh-
ter.
Immunnr.-In Elmo, on August 1st, the
wife of Mr. James Lineham of a eon.
MaOneoenr.-In Donegal, on August 4th,
the wife of Mr. Joseph McCracken of
a son.
Surra. -In Winham, on August 511, the
wife of Mr. A. Smith of a daughter.
SMnLL.-In Wiogbam, on August 4th, the
wife of Mr. Robt. Small of a daugh-
ter.
Sr1IMoxs.-In Wingham, on August and,
the wife of Mr. A. E. Simmons of a
daughter.
Hooey. -In Listowel, on August 0111, the
wife of Mr. H. B. Morphy of a sou.
x¢AtxRxma,
BIleom LL -TAYLOR. -At the residence of
the bride's parents, Listowel, on the
5111 inst., by Rev. Dr. Williams, Mr.
Alexander Mitchell, operator G. T.
R., to Mise Mabel, second daughter
of air. John Taylor.
=mem_
Fox. -In Grey, on Aug. 9th, Micbael
Pox, aged 59 years, 3 months and 17
days.
TnitreLE,-In Brussels, on Aug. 9th,
Mary Sophia Jane, infant daughter
of George Trimble, aged 7 months.
GenetPO.-Io Clinton, on Aug. Gth, Theta.
M. Carling, aged 41 years, 8 months
and 10 days.
AGRICU .-i_,T07 .O, =AXRS,
Brusoels, Oct. 1 & 2.
St. Marys, Oo1•. 0 & 7.
Tavistock, Sept. 21 et 22.
Woodstock, Sept. 24 & 25.
Mitchell, Sept. 29 & 80.
East Nioecuri,at Thamesford, Sept. 30.
Stratford, 001, 1 & 2.
Blanchard, at Kirkton, Got. 8 and 9.
Western, et London, Sept. 10 to 19.
Toronto, Industrial, Aug. 31 to, Sept.
12.
West Niesonri, at Thorndale, Oat. 8.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. -
JL Pirst mortgage, farm security. Apply
01 TIIE POST Publiebtug House, Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
1vrANITOBA LAND FOR SALE
100 amen of good farm )and at
Springfield, 8 Milos from Winnipeg, is offer -
ea
r H Bale
at
80u 1(1 '1 wo. 11, The
tauge property
There is a house oft the premises and some
breaking done. For full partioularo as 00
price, title, &c, write or apply to
G.1', BLAIN or W. II, KURR,
20-tf 13ru08els, Ont.
!'f OOD FARM FOR SALE NEAR
Vf Brussels. Greatbargain, Lot 7, Con,
O. Grey township. Good buildings and or-
chard,
toaWM.fPILLOtrea
on the promises or to THOMAS HERITAGE,
London West.
:PIOYCLE FOR SALE.
A'00 "Hartford," made by the Colum-
bia Companyy Almost aro good as now, 040.
Inquire CLEVELAND G. ALL1N, atMetho-
dist Parsonage, Brussels.
Y ADIESI-TO WORK
1 i around home, Salary 901,00 monthly,
Apollo cuts desiring attention must semi'o-
foroeoos and three mit stamp to HOUSE-
HOLD PUBLISHING 00 , McKinnon 13011d-
lop,Toronto. -
T'tESIRABLE RESIDENCE
�l xoft SALM..-Lata 220' and 221, Queen et.
Terme reasonable to a cash purchaser. AP'
ply on the prenises or to
28 W. M. BINOLAIR.
CIOMB HONEY. -WE HAVE
now on hand a supply of nice Bomb
honey alert plenty of extracted honeyy. Prime
Comb, 10e. per ib, ; extracted, 11. lbs. for
81.00 or 100. per single 1b.
DEADMAN & McCALL,
Druggists & Opticians.
STRAYED ON THE PREM.
vats of the undersigned, Lot 30, Oon 9
Grey, on or about July 7111, a red heifer two
ears old with white star on Its forehead,
'Phe owner is requested to preV° prollorty,
pay expenses and take her away,
4.1 J,If.BAKNB,Henfryn P. 0.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers hie oomfort-
able cottage andel acre of land on Turnbsrry
ebroot, Ere eoule for sale. On the premises l0
a good won, elgale, fruit trees, &o. Porprioe
and terms apply to
14f ALE], MOLA11011115, Proprietor.
r_.- OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
The eubooiiber offers hie brick meld.
nee atlioblb,g]iruololo,tatb em,., Groy, for
sale, Whore is one aoro of land, mostly
planted with 901011 fruits, stable, well, &e.
For prim and terms thinly to the undersign.
ed. WALTER 11MOBAlt1SON,
52.4 Brussels P. 0,
ARMS FOR SALE. - 200
nares -Consisting of Lots 18 012 the 7111
and 8th Oonooeiens, Township of Grey. be-
ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel anti 5i
miles from Brussels. 40 acres of Pali wheat
sown and about 80 acres under grass ; 90
soros cleared on anon. Perms 0f payment
easy. A. MoKELVLOY, M, D„
34- Brussels,
IIPARbl FOR SALE - 100
acres -Being South Half Lots 17 and 18,
Con. 1, Morris, having a frame house and-
frame
ndframe barn with stone stabling underneath,
also an orchard and two good wells, situated
29 miles from the Village of Bluovale and4
miles from the Town of Wingham. 90 auras
cleared, good Olay loam, balaaoo hardwoodbush. Any person wishing to purchase Sam
apply to WM. J, JOHN STCN, ! Ixecutsre.
GED. PEA000E, I
4.4 Bluovale P. 0.
Tobe sold on or before 10th of September.
]TARN FOR SALE. -THE UN-
DERSIGNED Offer their splendid100 aore
farm, Lot 22, Con. 12, Grey, for sale. There
are 85 acres cleared, balance good hardwood
bush. On the premises is a comfortable
frame house frame barn and outbuildings 1
gged orchard.; wells, .ia. 40 acres under
grass. Farm tin exoelleut state of cultiva-
tion,1t Index from Uraobrook village andel
from Brussels, Possession could be given
this Fall. Por further particulars as to
price, terms, 80., sandy on the premien or
write 10 Oranbrook 1 O.
4-tf WM. Ann SAMUEL OAI3NOOHAN.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,
Vibe eligible 200 acre farm, composed of
lots 16 and 17 in the 10th eon., Grey township,
Huron Co., and 50 acres, part of lots 15 and
17, 11th eon„ belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered fox Salo to wind up estate.
On the first farm is a good atone house and
largo bank bars, necessary outbuildings, or-
chard, &e. Fern well watered, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation. About 50
acres of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
the 00 acre farm there is a house and barn,
orchard, and about 8 acres of bush. Parma
Bold jointly or se erately to snit purehaeer.
Possession given iu the Pall. Farms are on-
ly a mile from the village of. Craubrook,
whore are school, churches, lliost-0110e,
stores, &o., and 89 miles to the thriving mar-
kasetto 00prf)00 Boe,ru0s00x050, 0s. F&o.,orafurtherp0lytO particulate
AGNES BROWN,
18.00305 BROWN,) Exam tors.
JOHN BROWN, 1
Oranbrook P.C.
130AR FOR SERVICE. -THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20 Con. 0, Morris, the there' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J. E. Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Pair. Terms, $1.00 to be paid
at the time of 0eryieo with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. Pedigree 1130y be seen
on application.
11013T, NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.-1'IIE
undersigned will keep for service On
Lot SO, Con. 0, Morris, the thoro'-bred Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain John."
Hi0 molter is a full sinter to the let prise
sow at the World's Pair. Pedigree will be
produced on applloation. Terms -31.00 to
be paid at time of scrviOe 101111 privilege of
returning it necessary.
14.6m JAS. SPEIR, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 27, Cott, 4, alorria, the thorn' bred Tam-
worth bear ,"King George," purchased from
H. George & Sons, who got first prize for
their herd 01 Guelph 1'at ,Stook Show. The
dam of "Bing George" won first prize at the
show, London England. Hi3 sire! was im•
ported and weighed 700 lbs. Terme 01.00 to
be paid at time of service with priyiege of
returning if necessary, Pedigree may be
veep on applieatlon.
14ICHARD ARMSTRONG,
40.10 :Proprietor.
Ancient Order of iJnitod Workmen;
This Benevolent and Fraternal
Society is the Oldest and
'Strongest of the hind in
America.
o�s�Jin�Sroi�e
Putting up a huoription
Requires skill and caro in order
to help the doctor's wisdom hi
selecting what is proper.
PURITY, 0ARRF17LNLSS, PROMPT.
NESS and MODERATE PRICES
RULE HERE.
Long experience enables us to buy close
and select the right things and our
Customers get the benefit.
Each member senores to his family, at hie
death, $2000,00 or $1,000,00, at hie option,
Tho yearly assessment on the former is only
51045 and on the latter $8.00, ou good
healthy men between the ages of 21 and 40
years. A largo lodge is In operation In Brus-
eels, Why nob join yourself and seeuro for
your fancily, in ease of your being called
away,a lcandsome sum for their support7
ROM,. ALtMSTRONG M. W. ; 1V, H, 1. 0121311,
Recorder; J. A. OREIGHTON,Pluauoier,
DENTAL.
Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges, Toilet ar•
tioles and all that makes a druggist stook
complete aro bore. We have low prices
and high quality mixed, yet all is in good
order
T\il. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Doutai Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a specialtyy. Moder.
ate Foos. Satisfaction Assured. Omoo over
Barrott'8 barber shop, Turnberry St., Brtte-
001a
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
el• Honer Graduate of the Ontario
Veloilny college, is prepared to iron alt
dim:aeon of domesticated animals In d, peel,-
potent manner. Parttoular attention paid
to veterivary dentistry, Calls prongtly at.
tended to. bi8oe and fuflrinary-Shur dcora
north of bridge 'paruberey et„ Brussels,
AT
Fox's Thug Store,
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solioitor and Convoyanoer. Colleo.
Mons made. Office-Vanotono's Block, Brag -
eels. 21.3m
•
M. SINCLAIR,
•
1'• Solicitor, Uonvoyanoer,No taryPub-
lie, &e. Office-VRuston e's Bloolr1 door
north of °antral Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
MC-. CAMERON,
•
Oameron,)(Ba�isterr' and Solicitor 'Godorict,&,
Ont. 011iee-Hamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
(74_ BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. oat. of Garrow &
Proorifoot's Mae, Goderieb.1 Oilloe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussets.
Money to Loan. 47 '
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. 'Farms and farm
stomia epeoialty. Orders left at THE POST
Publishing Hon se, Brugaols, or 0on1t0 Wal ton
P 0 , will receive prompt attention.
JL` • S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
EEn, will soil for bettor prices, to
bettor mon, in ass time and less °bargee
than any other Auctioneer iu East Htioo0
or be won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can nalwaye bo arranged at this °MIIoe
or by p ersonal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MONA.UGRTON, M. D.
el • 0. al., L. R. O.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
6. Ont, Residence and 01600 in W tlson's
Block, corner of M111 and Turnbsrry Ste.
T • M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
e3• Physician, Surgeon, Accoucher, etc,
Graduate of Toronto University hledioal
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. Olrr'ICE-Nexb door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MoCRAOKEN,
Iseuror of Marri age Lieeneso. OLt1Oo
alibis Grocery,Ttixuberry street. Brussels.
T N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of A. ill. McRay& 0033 hardware store.
Ladio Wand ohildreno hair cutting a specialty
DRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank tapes Deposits from
$1.00 to 81,000 and allows 0t per cont.
interest. T. FARROW,
07.3m Postmaster,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GU ELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Lioenses,
Orrin AT Jeanne S'rono,
I'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN.
sonnl8012 00. l4etabllahod leo, in-
earnnooe 85100ted on all Town and Farm
.Property at very low rotes,
J. A. 0111IGHTON,
15.8m Agent, Bru00810.
ALEX. HUNTPOR,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Ca Hu -on, Conveyancer, Notary Publio
Land, Loan and 'insurance Agent, Funds
invested and to loan, Collections made
Office In Grabam'ollook,Bruooele
ill:1.0S, A. HAWKINS,
W111 give loseons to pupils either on
Llano or organ, at his Munk) Boom,, opposite
the post•odice, Bruseoln. Vocal humane aioo
given, Ton years expo:donee in teablting.
Terms moderato,