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DEADMAN c MoCALL,
dlratggists, Opticians and Booksellers,
GRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHER,% EYTENSIGN W. Q. & B.
Trains leave Brnesels Station, North
ea South, as Follows:
$1.Gf OSanTn. Goisa N01i7a.
t2I0 69.26s..03.2Mixed :4
0 Ga,w.
:L+t _ose 31:88 a $tai
m• .m, 1 -. .. Yl•
:44 .m.
'4'brrtd 9:00 p.m. Express U
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".a,cat Retus 51ion ,
A chiefs amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
0'.tY your subscription.
BRM,SeLs market lends,
eel:CELT Friday evening,
See POST gives the news,
'isle to the Fete on Friday.
sr.Ser Enron Fall Fair, Oot. 1 & 2.
Eleueco. meeting next Monday evening.
!0 T forget the Millinery Openings
085s week.
PI_BEasrhas had his residence, Mill
seteet, newly painted.
TIME= Division ;loud will be held in
314Tssels on Wednesday, 21st inst.
"'MA7LE LEAs" was a prize winner in
rise open race at Goderieb Fair last a eek,
?maxims, tomatoes and Late grapes
as -fared from the severe frost early last
weak.
X1',00, in advance, gets THE POST until
slea.lot, 1898. Tell your neighbor. Or
ale weekly Globe with it for $1.50.
230100Tl0N.—The Promotion Examin.
Rana for the County of Huron will be
tiro$ on Thursday and Friday, Oct, 22nd
mrd 23rd,
?Senn a number of our residents went
thiSeaforth on Monday to wituese the
lase ball matoh between Goderieh and
taw 'Unions,"
a'r;ENrs' heading factory was closed
degh this week owing to a disabled plan -
Fs They will have work hustling again
inn few days,
S. & N. GERRY have secured the eon -
t of putting two No.43 Buck furnaoes
seehe Methodist church in this piece.
Me work will be done at once.
SHILOH'S cure is sold on a guarantee.
sores incipient coneumption. It is
'tlxbest cough sure. Only one oent a
'-kse. 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1.00. Sold by
shame Fox, Druggist, Brussels,
Tam CLASS talent in the persons of Mr,
tv-3Mrs. Brown, llIiss Cline, Geo. Cline,
. iSSoCuteheon, &c„ at the concert this
'£Fsi8ay) evening in Brussels Town Hall.
ilaand hear them. Plan of seats at
Yeah drug store.
Slav: J00. Ross caught a young part.
clogs at the verandah of the manse the
mime day. In attempting to get away it
es* entangled in the vines and was cap-
ennd. These birds don't often come into
.dflww alive.
F11e Amherstbarg Echo of last weelc
Sure:—John Wilson and Duncan Taylor,
'taws . near Brussels, Huron Co., spent
tee creek prospecting in the County of
M-eex. They were through Menem, Goe-
itila and Celchsster South, and spent a
ieoeilayewith their old friend, David
iloobibald, on Pelee Island. Mr. 'Wilson
hes•.bis eye on a farm in Colchester
.Secth.
arnraw; Rom.—A meeting of these in-
reeted in curling was celled for Tuesday
messing, bat the very wet weather no
?hubs detained a large uamber who pur.
lamed attending. The objeot of the meet.
skagwas to consider the question of erect,
aro, joint stook curling rink. F. S.
Neste and W. M. Sinclair were appointed
a'ammittee to canvas for shares which
.mrr'o be planed at $10.00. If sufficient
ants9est is taken the work will he proceed-
aai•Atith in the near fatore. The site has
Lib been aboseo yet,
LIECTRic LIGHT.—The necessity of
name arrangements for electric lighting
ems Brussels streets was made very ap-
Trrvnt this week owing to the rainy
-Anther and consequent dark nights.
adr.t introit, who has been running toe
Neel for years, is willing to continue if
gsbees world join him in the purobase
.uses i;tting out of an incandescent eye.
xera89 the merchants prefer that to the
ars, and e, plant of this description would
do, well patronized. While the with•
sirncsal of the light bas saved the town
Arta oependiture of 000 or over up to this
dime the majority of ourratepayers
xtvaald rather pay their share of the
eouslsary expense and have the streete
ty'-srvperly illuminated. The matter will
nem up for discussion next Monday
aseeing at the Council,
,her. ---Burly last Saturday morning
Jsmea Gibson passed that bourne from
035559.08 no traveller returns, aged 81.
Vestil. His death wee not unexpected as
ho:izld been in failing be for the past
ern Deceased was 11 . 1 in the County
vu'5tvan, Ireland, and a ae to Canada in
wee, After living in Darlington town-
alev,for a time (where he married Miss
eitere,b Ingram who survives) they reneov-
eul:l, St. Marys and same to Brussels
ebtort l i
mobs bytrade but had notfollewsd shoe-
3'uv %ease. Of four children born to them
mile one is living, viz„ James Gibson,
Thsotsbjeob of this notice was an out and
vrdatlonvervative and loved to talk of the
befsekts of bis youth, Interment wag
meek: at Brussels cemetery last Sabbath
mareeii on, Item ,T, Roes oondnated ser-
8iteut the Louse,
00350513 3300094 013 Friday mania
Next week,
O11ss BOSTON jo _e fivsb•olaea von
Bear her ab the concert Frldey even
J T. hose hoe 'tweeted ill a well
smug Irish setter. Itis a fine ani
Mies O'CONNOR'S Oanoort will be hol
the Town hall on Friday evening,
inst.
A NNW 'bus 11110 beau pp01 0haeed by
Beattie to roplaoe the old one,.whieli
about served its day,
$1,00, in Wettings, gets Two FOK
Jan, let, 1898, Tell your neighbor,
the weekly Globe with it for 111.50.
A henalb consignment of grapes
peaches was received this week by
grocers, preparatory to the Fall Fah',
ABIENT Boos, big barrel wagon ra
frequently brought into use these
delivering apple barrels. Ib holds 200
rale,
Do yoti went to enjoy a good lag
If so, go and hear Mr. Downs' ao
songs iu the Town Hall this (Fri
evening, •
JAS. WALKER le putting down a
platform ab his Carriage -Works on w
to display his buggies, wagons, Ifo.
a hustler.
THERRR should be a large numbs
entries for the special prize for beat 1
driver at the hair on Friday aftern
No entrance fee.
Was. Newsotns, Queen street, bas gr
ly improved the appearance of his dw
ing, Queen street, by a new dress of p
and a new roof,
THE Salvation Army will serve
dinner and supper on Friday of this w
in the store lately vacated by D. G. H
Ma au ie
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blaal
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W. G. Gonane organized a Oonnoil
Chosen Friends in ungannon last w
With a membership of 24. He w
from there to Southampton where he
Trow at work.
TOE frame of Watson Ainley's n
residence, John street, is up and
soon be ready for briok veneering.
stands on the lot formerly occupied
Knox oburob,
W. H. MOORAGNEN captured 88 pri
at Seaforth Fall Show last week,
was at Wingbam Fair this week wh
be won 22 prize tickets, and also at
wood, where he secured 24.
Two more stone oronsings have b
put down during the past week on Tu
berry street, one at Mill street inters
tion and the other opposite Messrs. De
man & McCall's drug store.
R. N. BARRET'T has mproved the
terior of his tonsorial parlor by bay
the walls painted and a stencil bar
added. He has also a furnace instead
a stove for beatin; the place.
A LIBEL.—The Editor of the Bly
Standard, in commenting on the Coen
press in reference to Blyth Fair, lib
he press outrageously when it Says
.No credit can be given the editors of t
County press for helping to make o
Fall Fair greet. They take no inter
n it whatever, only on Fair days, wh
hey Can be Been looping eagerly for t
uetomary press badge and oomplimen
ry ticket, the latter entitling them to
good equare•meal at one of our first•cla
otels. All the direotore ask of them
o publish the date of the Fair. for whi
hey renews in return the courtesi
hove mentioned. We do not say th
hey positively overlooked publishing t
ate of our great Fair, but ib bee that a
earance. The same thing happens ever
ear, but this year patience has ceased
e a virtue. The directors of the Fa
ere and the business men of Blyth sa
he omission is made to assist their ow
ne-horse Shows." The above par
raph may he intended to be witty, bet
e Blyth editor should remember tbs.
e County newapapere boomed Blyt
air'before the Standard was born. Th
sinuatian as to "their own one -hors
bows" does not apply to Huron County
Brussels, Seaforth, Clinton, Exete
oderieh and Wingham have as large, i
t larger, prize lists than Blyth eve
d and 717 More prize money.
BEV. GEO. MOILII: Oonarnen,—Tb
auchester (Kansas) News, of Sept, 24th
ys :—An adjourned session of the Solo
on Presbytery convened in the Man
ester Presbyterian church Tuesda
ernoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose o
daining and metalling Rev. Geo. Ma
y as pastor of Manchester and Cheave
arches. The vioibing ministers wer
v, Dr. Foulkes, of Salina ; Rev. H
altnell, of Concordia ; Rev, T. R
wis, of Beloit ; Rev. Rankin, of Solo
n, and Rev, W. H. Course, of Milton•
e, Tbo services opened by singing
d Scripture reading, after which Rev.
Baelrnell preached the ordination
mon, taking his text from Matthew
18-19, Mr. McKay then went forward
while standing in front of the altar
constitutional questions were pro.
nded by Rev. Mr. Rankin. Mr. Mo.
y. then knelt down, and while the four
!eters rested their hands upon his
d, the ordination prayer was offered
RSL. Rankin. Rev. Foulkes then fol -
ed with the charge to the pastor.
theme was the "Ark of the Covenant
the budding of Aaron's rod," which
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charge to the church, basing his remarks
upon let These. 5:12-13. The benediction
WAS then pronounced and the congrega-
tion given an opportunity to extaud the
hand of greeting and congratulate Rev.
Mr, )11oKay. The services throughout
were impressive and very interesting,
The ohureh was crowded, many coming
from quite a distance." Rev, Mr. Mc-
Kay is a son of Mrs. Geo. hIoKay, Eliza.
beth street, Brussels,
•'Che amount of granolitbio sidewalk
now fronting the business pla0ee and
homes of Blenlleimitea is over 64,000
square feet, with more to follow. The
cost has been over $8,000 to be paid in
20 annual payments.
In Petrolia water bag hitherto been
brought frrim a distance in cart tanks,
and gold for a cent a pail. But the
waterworks now nearing completion will
give Petrolia an ample supply of water
for domeetio and fire purposes. The
water will be brought from Lake Huron
a mile or two above Sarnia, and its
quality will be high. The distance from
the lake to the town is about 11 raise.
Jae, McPherson, who lives on the
Huron Road, about two and a half miles
from Stratford, had just finished thresh.
ing his 90800n'e crop on Saturday, when
the barn took fire, apparently from a
opark from the steam thresher. The
building was destroyed and all the • con-
tents, :minding the whole season's atop,
burned up, Some implements were also
destroyed, and a valuable stallion was
burned to death. There was an imm-
erses of $2,000, which will not cover the
lose.
Trig 1 1,USSELis POST._
Business Locals, < iSTvidltDd.RD .134XE OF adX4.1)4,
Lame, elaar ba00n at McOrteekel'e,
Son D. 0. Boss' new aboele Of oyer.
coats,.
Retrain mita and all kinds of mill Iso
fee Sale at Bose' mill, iiruesele,
Runnitoe to keep your feet dry, an
Shat will fit all sizes of feet,
I. 0,111oherds,
bat the oheapest Cverceate in towel go
to D. C. hose',
Goon business stand, opposite Amari•
eau Ilobel,,Btusesle, for sale 09 to rent.
Apply to 13. Gerry.
Jhelum:a and robes, all kinds, Truths
and Satohele ab low prices.
FLonol bloat I Manitoba patent, Man'
Rohe mixtnro, or straight Ontarie, beet
tnOuts men's long hoots arefor sale at obandilrtlade,
extra value, lots prions. Try them,
I, 0. Richards.
HIM our bargain counter. There niay
be something on it you want, Your
oholoe this week for $1.00,
3, O. Riebards.
KAnn's Clover Root, the great Blood
Purifier gives freshness and alearnees to
the complexion and curse oonabipation,
25 ole, 50 ole and $1.00. Sold by Jamee
Fox, Druggist, Bruseele.
00BIb•ORTADRE brick resideeoe with every
convenience, furnace, &o„ for sale oe to
rent. Possession given on December let.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels,
GAPTAIN Sweeney, 11. 8, A„ San Diego,
Cal,, says ;"Shiloh'e Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good" Price 60
mute. Sold by Jae. Fox. druggist, Brue.
eels.
OAnuETS. Any one desiring carpets
will do well to pall at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 80a, to 31.00. Hewn & Co,
WHAT do you think of this
McArthur, 118 Robert street Toronto,
states that the action of Wright's Liver
add Stomach Pills is marvellous. Bad
been troubled with bilious and sick head-
ache for years. One box taken according
to direotione removed the cause of all
the trouble and restored me to health,
Ask Jas. Fox, Chemist and Druggist,
Brueeele, aboub them, get a circular.
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BORN _
Gormre —Io Eowiak, on Sept. 21st, the
at;c t.f M1r. John Griffin, of a daugh-
ter.
118.11313-10 Gerrie, on Sept. 23rd, the
wife of Mr. Christian Hazen of a
daughter,
MoKr1NoN,.--At Winnipeg, on September
22nd, the wife of Mr. P. D. McKin-
non of a daughter.
S6ARRS.FJa.
RowLHr—Suint.—Io St. Paul's Cathed-
ral, London, by the Dean of Huron,
Mr. 0. W. Rowley, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Berlin, to Miss
Fannie Smith, sister to Mrs. E. L.
Taylor, of Brussels.
L1l3RERr—Lnoas. —At the residence of the
bride's father, on Sept. 23, by Rev.
A. McKibbin, B. A., Mr. George
Lambert, of Mildmay, to Miss Vietta,
youngest daughter of Mr. Wm.
Lucas, 8rd oou. Carrick.
771'mD-
GnUreE.—:S.b Salem, Oregon, on Sept.
18th, Agnea, wife of George Cruise,
aged 48 years, sister of F. G. Neelin,
of the Seaforbh San.
GrneoN.—In Brussels, on September 20th,
James Gibson, aged 81 years.
KINo.—In Morris, on September 291h,
Benjamin King, aged 28 years.
AwCTIC1N- ,9.&I mS-
TUESDAY, Om. 0.—South 10 of North a.
lot 26, con. 11, Grey. Farm, farm stock,
implements and household furniture.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock sharp.
Isaac Lake, Executor, F. S. Scott Ana,
PREPAY, 009. 10th,—Farm stook, &o.,
at lot 15, con. 7, Grey. Sale unreserved
at 19 o'clock. Thos. Taylor, prop. F. 8.
Scott, ane.
SATURDAY, 00T. 17t11.—Valuable farm,
at Querrin'e Hotel, Ethel. Sale ab 2,30
o'clock, John Grant, prop. F. S. Scott,
Sac.
THURSDAY, 00T. 22nd,—Saw mill, lands,
lumber, horses, &o., at lob 23, con. 16,
Grey. Sale at 2 o'oloole. F. S. Scott,
an0.
_C•$ICw.T�TwR.Li2., FAIRS,
Brussels, Oot, 1 & 2.
St. Marys, Oct. 0 et 7,
Stratford, Oot. 1 & 2.
Blanehard, ab Kirkton, Oct, 8 and 9.
West Nissouri, at'Ehorndale, Oot, 8.
Blyth, Oat. 6 It 7.
Bayfield, Oct. 1 & 2.
Pordwioh, Oct. 3.
Dungannon, Ont. 9 & 10.
r"t.. RwS3mZ,B 1.•4:,41.--5+=MTS,
Fall Wheat
Barley -
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls ,..
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel,.....,
Potatoes
Hay perton
Hideo brimmed
Hideo rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Apples per bus
Hogs, Live
Wool
05 66
25
41 42
17 18
11 12
11
4 00 4 50
40 50
8 00 9 00
4 4.
.. 3 37�
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60 75
15 40
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360 300
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Llvrnrooa, Sept. 28,—States cattle sold
aL 135 per pound here, and Canadians at
5}d ; and sheep at 5c1. Trado.is slow,
Beene -o, Sept. 28.—Receipts, 40(1 oars ;
market fairly active ; lambs, good to
choice, 34.23 to $4,50 ; culls and com-
mon, $3 to $3.05 I Canada lambs, good be
choice, $4.60 to $4.85 ; sheep, good to
choice ]candy weight wethors, $3.00 to
$3,70 ; culla and common, $1.50 to $8,25,
Dam M,uucn9s,--Ingersoll, Sept. 22,—
Offerings to -day were 1,290 home:, 1,040
1505at Om Sma 1pattendance,mber te Market
quiet. Belleville, Sept. 22.—At our
hoard to -day 18 factories offered 7(30 box-
es white and 70 colored, Hodgson Broe,
bid Sa for the board ; R. J. Graham bid
Oc for the August, and 9 3.8e for Sept-
ember. No salol. London, Sept. 26.—
To•day twelve factories boarded 1,244
boxes September and 150lasbhalf Augneb
W.A.IaI.afalx4JO 0.433,
HEAD QFFiCE, e TQRQNTQ,
ASSET'S, (Seven Million Dollars) $7,900 000
OAPITAL (Autitorjzed) - '
$2,OOD,A00
,dpenoies in all principal point8'in Ontario, Quake, Mani tobg, United States rO Ltirypanii,
A General ,Banking ,13ueiness Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Pratte issued and Colleotions made on all points,
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed ou deposits of $1.00 and upwards from dot of deposit bo date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
87901033 ATTENTION anal To THE 0003059300 OP FAlitiI3ne' SAno Norsie,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance,
J. A. STEWART MANsems,
cheese, Sales, 40 August at 8 5.80.
Attendance email. Little Falls, N. Y.,
Sept. 23.—Large oalored, lip Do
; large
white, 81)o ; small white, 83o L4 9o'; small
colored, 83a to Oy. Butter—Farm dairy,
15o to 1Go.
MoNamoon, Sept. 28.—The shipments of
live stook to date are 76,000 cattle, 67,-
485 sheep, and 8,467 horses, There was
a better demand from shipper's for export
cattle, and all the really ohoice eteere and
heifers were pioked up at $3.60 per 100
lbs. Sheep and lambs for export account
were also in good demand, and the form-
er sold at 23o to So and
thelatter
at 8-
1
8o to 33e per lb„ live height. At the
East End market there was no perceptib-
le improvement in trade. A few head of
the best cattle were sold at sie per 1b. ;
pretty good beasts sold ab 2io to 3 1.8e,
and the common stock at 2o to 210, while
quite a few of the leaner beasts went at
14o per Ib. Calves were in good demand.
Common calves sold at $3 to $6.60 each,
shippers are paying 2.-o to So per Ib, for
large sheep ; lambs Bell at 80 to 3}c per
1h., very few going over 3}o per lb. The
receipts of live hogs were 300 head, for
which the demand. was fair, and prices
ruled steady at 33e to 4a per 111.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN:
First TOrbgago, farm Soculity, &pply
a1 THE P08T Publiebang 150000, Bruesole•
[j'OR SALE. --A 000D STOVE
• .. suitable for hall 01 -room. Also a sheet -
iron heater. Apply at Melville Manse,
STRAW WANTED.—I WANT
a load or two of elan straw at once.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Brussels.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Fon $Ana,—L' o is 22o' end 000. Queen st.
Terme reasonable to a cash purchaser, Ap-
pl y on the premises or to
28 W. M. SINOLADI.
1 ADIES' ASTRAOHAN CAPE
f lost on Thursday, Sept. 24th, between
Mre, Donald Currie's, 4th line, Morris, and
Brussels bridge. Any person finding the
same will oblige by leaving it ut this office
or at Mrs. Ourrie's house,
STRAYED ON THE PREMIS–
Ra of dm undersigned. Lotc
M01915,. 011 or abunu Juue 01 s yelarling
heifer. The owner is rocne0ted to prove
property,
ty, pay expenses and take her a,vay.
JNO. BA1tR, Brussole P. 0.
Ij• OUThSEuNaslDgnLd OOTforEe OhRie SALE.
able cottage and aacre Of land on Tcnfeorrrty-
street, Brussels e Sulo. On the promisee is
well,
a good well, stable,
fruit trees, &a. For prion
and terms apply be
i•tf ALEX. MaLA U08LIN, Proprietor.
i1 TRAYED FROM TEE PREM–
k_7 nes of the undersigned, Lot 18, Con. 10,
Grey, on or about July Mat, two ghosr and
two lambs. They are all marked on too un-
der part of the right ear. Any information
Ponding to their r000very will be thankfully
received. ALEX. ST.E\VA1RT,
11-2 Oranbrook P. O.
67TRAYED FROM TELE PREDS–
i.3 rens of the undersigned, Lot 10, Oon, 3,
Grey, last 101y, 2 ewes, white faded ; 2lambs
and 1 yearling ram. 'Punch hole iu the right
ear of 8 and in Wit ear of 2. Any informa-
tion loading to tboir recovery wall be thank-
fully received, LORENZO FRAIN,
11.22 Brusseia P. 0.
MORTGAGE SALE
—OF—
PROPERTY IN BRUSSELS,
Pursuant to the power of aalo con tainod in
a mortgage made by John Stacey (which will
be produced at the time of sale) there will
bo offered for sale by Public Auction at the
AMERICAN HOTEL IN THE VILLAGE OF
BRUSSELS, on
Tneaday, October 2011,, 1800,
et 1 o'clock p, m„ by 'r, S. Scott, auctioneer,
the following properties namely: Lots Nos.
388 Elizabeth street, and 088 Stratton Btreet,
in the Village of Brussels, in the Oouuty of
Huron . Upon Lot 888 there is a frame home
now °coupled by a tenant—Lot 888 is vacant.
The property will be offered for Bale in two
parcel&, The Vendor reserves ono bid on
each parcel. Terms of Salo.—Ton per cent,
on day of sale; balance n 30 days, Other
tering and conditions will be made known at
the time of sale or in the meantime can be
ascertained byapplivation to HUGHIJAMP-
1015LL, Conveyancer, ,ltitahell, or to
DENT & THOMPSON.
Vendor's Solicitors, Mitchell.
Doted Sept, 311tb,1800. 12.3
REAL ESTATE.
T.(1ARMS FOR SATaE.—THE UN -
DAIMONS]) has several good Farce for
Salo add to vont, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. 30 S, SCOTT,Boussols
GOOD FARM FOR SALE NEAR
Brnasota. Giantba'goiti. Lot 7, Con.
0 Grey township, Good buildings and or-
ollard, well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairyfarming, Apply to WM.I9ILLO9715
on te premises er to THOMAS HERITAGE,
Loudon Woat,
FARMSFOR SALE. — 200
LL'' uaree—Consisting of Lots 18 on the 7th
and 8th Corscoeoloie , Township of Grey, be-
ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and si
Milos from Brussels, 40 aerosol Fall wheat
sown and ahem 80 Sores under grass ; 00
acres acacia on saolr. Penne of paymenteasy A MCICI.LVDY, M. D.,
84- Bnssols,
PAiOlI FOR SALE' -150 ACRES
Consisting of the South d and South 4
of the North d of Lob 30, Cos 2,Nast Wawa -
sloth. This is an excellent stock Nam, bain
well supplied with geed taming water. It Mime
situated (Monte :Mies Iran the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of 11 la wader
gram. Buildings and fonmes aro in afair
etato of renal.. Oiasy tame of payment Will
beiven. Fall 10tormation apply to
110 - or 01 0,10, SIAM, Barrister Brussels.
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—30o agree of good farm land at..
Springfield, 8 mhos from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed sale at Alm -price, The property is
Orth lastSee. 10, Twp. 11, Range 4, i,ast,
There isa home on the pr0mi555 and none
brooking done. For full particulars as to
price, title, &a„ write or apply to
20-tt G. F. BLAIN or W. H.11311315,
Brussels, Ont.
1 1ARM FOR SALE. - BEING
South 3ofNorth I of. Lot 25, Oen, 11,
Township of Grey, OonutYy of Huron, /nacre
as the. estate of the: late Thos, Sallrterm, The
farm contains 26acres, more or leas, iswellm,
Ser-draino i
c wall 1 P
, ell0ad and a ,n.
9 good
�
on '
U tri
n
orchard•
all 1
o eared
and i
u cod.
d g
state -or cult
and call an, There to a framhe pre housmesa
Por
rani and stables p too puemieo0,
l or furtli ar paX0AAO 's apply '-
' ISAAC LARE,Executor.
ll-tf Ethel P.0.
!'t COD FARM FOR SALE IN
close an the
nate Township
half of Lot order to
1, 1011
immediate al . On, GO Jaren, ie offeredg for
rdwelling w wn ith kitchen, .20.,r5150 two
frame barna, good water, orchard, &0., and Is
close to the Village of Ethel. Soil is of the
best tad farm is well fenced. Apply to
AoLLYM.D., Jametu; Brussels
Brussels•
CPLBNDID FARM FOR SALE.
Township Ot f Grey 100 farm, Lot
et be (5011 t
own-
er.e in Thorder ot to
elle cleared, te of 301511 g od
buildings, ample water supply, large or-
chard, 15 miles from Cranbrook, is under
good cultivation and is a veru desirable pro-
pertyMcleod. Apply to RICHARD MIT-
OHELL, Brussels P. O. • JOHN MITCHELL,
on the premises ; Or A. HUNTER, Brussels..
Dated Sept. 13th, 1800,
171.4 ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
L� no-RaroNnn offer their splendidl00 aore
farm, Lot 22 Coo,12, Grey, for sale. There.
ere 85 acres cleared, balahae good hardwood
bueb. On the premises 18 a °omfo.ttable
frame ltoupe,freme-barn and outbuildings;
good Osebard; wells, ,to, 40 acres under
tion, lk miles from Orembroolct village and 04
from Brussels. Possession could be given
this Pall. For further particulars as to
price, terms, &o., apply onthe premises or
Wrte 4itf to C WM. AND SAMUEL 0AR140011AN.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,
The eligible 200 ,taro farm, aompoSed of
lots 10 and 17 1n tbo 10th con., Grey township,
Huron Oo., and 60 morn, part of lots 10 and
17, 11th con.. belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for gale to wind up °state.
On the first farm lea good stone house and
largo bask barn, necessary outbuildings, or-
chard, Se. Favi well watered, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation. About 00
the b0 aore farm of
fa u houeo and barn,
orchard, and about 8 acres of bush. Dame
sold jointly oe separately to suit purchaser.
Possession given 111 the Pall. Farms aro on-
ly a mile from the village of Cranbrook,
Who urs school, churches, post -office,
stores, &e., and 87 miles to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussels. Por further partioulare
as to price, terms, Sc., apply to
AGNES BIM WN,
JAMES BItOWN,}Executors,
JOHN BROWN, 1
Cranbrook P. 0.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—T1IE
Undersigned will
service 20,, Con 0, Morris, the ba ion
m -
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J. 10. Brothour's sweepstakes 55w
at Chicago Fair, Terms, 81.00 to be paid
guru nt g S netime cessary, ry, 1'0di reh ed privilege
seen
on application.
ROBT. NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
underolgoad will keep for Servlae on
Lot 80, Con. 0, Morris, the tboro'-bred Largo
English Berkshire Boar, "Captain John,"
sow mother iWorld's Pair. Pedigree swills, be
Precluded on application. Terms -51.08 to
be puld at time of service with privilege of
retnrung if ueooaaary,
14.0m JAS. SPEIIi, Proprietor.
ROAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 27, Com rris, the keep for
brei T ou
un-
wortb boar, "Ifing George," purohased .from
H. George & Sous, w•ho got first prise for
their herd at Guelph Fat ,Stook Show,. Tbo
dun of "King George" won first prize at the
now, Loudon, England. 1513 sires was im-
ported be paiduatdtimsgof seryiae760 s with Terms privil1.00 to
ege of
returning if nera0sary. Pedigree may bo
scion on application.
40•t! 351011ARD ARMSTRONG,
Proprietor,
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
atl auumbering� prosperous
snli�embeisel are pro-
senting to the aniline their popular and won -
mica rates to worthy mat at the very low
rate of about 50.00 per $1,000 per 0110010,
The Workmen" Promptly Pity Death
Claims and expect o three tnoroaac, to its
msinbers now that those Anlorlean tine
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can-
adians,
100133, A105ISTRONG, M, W. ; W. H.19E:Mt,
Reoueder; J, A, CREIGHTONFtuaaoier,
DENTAL.
It. DAVIDSON,
Honor Grnduato Toronto
U
Licentiate Royal College Dental SSurgeons,
Crown amt Bridge work almeluityy, Moder-
ate Fees, 31LN:deatlon Assured.mum over
Barrett's barber shop, Turuberry 86„ Brue-
5015.
— VETERINARY.
toD, WARFVloR.,
• Honor Greet:ate of the Ontario
diseases
is eases of college, is prepared to treat e-
peoot ooeaomostioatottanimalsot a bore -
potent uiannsr, Pa l:mew ottoman paid
to veterinary,tdentistry. Calla promptly at-
tended to, bdloe and Indy 50et,, .Four doors
north of bridge Turnbcrry „ Brussels.
0cm. '2, 1890
The a 'Gul2,7
Has taken a drop during the past fete
days and so will your system if nob pro-
perly taken care of. :Now that the hot
weetbee is over, during which -100 many
allow the system to become weak from
lack of nouriebment—No appetite is the
oxouse—Then' something is needed to tone
up on and that something should be our
BeeI�t �wx
k,, :
It gives vital anergy to the weak and
enervated. It strengthens the stomach
and promotes a desire for food. It's
worth double the prise it costa for a bot-
tle, That's why we sell so much of it.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Then of course we always keep a full
stook of all the other standard peepara.
Sons and Drugs of all Doseriptious. Pure
and at right prices at
Fog's Drug' Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Y ti• Solioitor and ponveyanoer. Colloo-.
Mona made. O1noe—Vanstona s Brook, Brus-
sels, 21-3m
TIT nr. SINOLArR,
lie, &a, So011nciicaor,vaonvoyanoer,NotnryPsb-
nortb of Central Hotel, P 1 4be Funds to
Loan.
M• 0. CAMERON,
Oamoron,l(1F3ur titer and of Cameron,oio Gocloorich&,
Ont. OMee—Hamilton St„ Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &a. (late of Gnr'row &
Proudfoot'e Oflle°, Godorich,) 0Rloa oyor
althea & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loam47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE IRIRI{BY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales ooncinot
ed on reasonable terms. Parma and farm
stookaspecialty. Orders lett at THE Poo,
Publishing Hou fie ,Bru wets, orsentto Walton
P.O., willreeeiyepromptatten tion,.
T' S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• EER, will sell for butter prices, to
bettor men, in 088 time and loss °barges
than any other Auctioneer iu East Huron
or he won't cbargs anything. Dates and
orders. can 'always be nerangod et this °ince
or by Personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
it A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
el 8, Ont O.
ARResidena ant Edinburgh,
Lai Wilson e
Block, corner of Mill and Turaborly Ste.
T M, ARMSTRONG 111. D.
Physician, Surgeon, Accn0ober, oto,
Faculty, te Memhor of ColegeoofitP]ryelolone
and Surgopee Out. 07)'0033—Next door to
McDonald & Gro.. Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
V
AiNT IUoORA0KEN,
at his Grocery Purnr of borrygstreet.lB?russels,
N. BARRETT,
south of A. Tonsorial oay& Co's hardware stoop
Ladiea'and childrens hair cutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
81,00 to 51,100 and allows 30 per pant.
i utaroeb. T. FARROW,
87.5m ^.�--- Postinarter.
ROBERT CUNNI NG HAM•
Iustnis0308,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
T. PLETCHER
/Sue/ 8/ o f Marriage Licenses,
OSTIGE AT avenue STORE.
Wituses Required,
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
12cTELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
In-
surances aliected011 dill Townaaand Farm
Property at very low rates,
SJ.Bm J. A, CREIGHTON,
Agent, lirensale.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division bout
00. Buren. Oonvoyaneee, Notary Public
LandLoan and S00111.01100 Agent. Funds
throated and to loan, oolleotiens made
Oates In Graham's 13 look, Bruseole
n08, A. IAWIIINS,
W01 giyo lessees., t0 1n 1
1. o 19 gibber oa
ppiano et organ, at hisala. Vb 351looRoomo s 0050
the post•o0foo, Bruosnlg. YOaalleasous also
given, Ton years expetionee iu touching,
Terms mu ievate,