HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-11-6, Page 8BRITSSE±S POST
QUACKS•
()Often sell Spectaelee and snake money at
zt too. Xis fact, the better the Qum*, the.
more money be modes. These people
sLreteud to ltnow MI about that delicate
organ, the eye, and ifthey would always
grcesurtbe window glass eye glasses for
their patients, they would not do quite so
alech harm. The only safe plan is to
?ave your eyes ,thoroughly tested by a
raldablp Optieian, We have matte a spec.
•deli study of the eye end presoribe glasses
.ester soientifio tests only. No charge for
antsting.
DEADMAN t MCOALL,
'!Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHEr,N EXTENSION W. G. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
o,n4 South, asfollo"s:
GOLNo SouTH. Gonna NORTH.
Mail GA a.m. Mixed 0:45 a.m.
-„Express 11:53 a.m. Mail ............12:54 p.m.
Armed9:00 p.m. Express 5:48,,,m
Ao.c�lt 'etDs ferns,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Nommen,
Bustir•Ess'is picking np,
Do von take•Tne Posrr ?
Door trot over the bridge.
Tars has been a great fall forbicy,•ling.
'KID glove found. Enquire at THE
E' aST.
SCHOOL Board meeting on Friday even•
ung of next week.
Tnuotservnve Day turkeys are getting
..3tt good condition. ..
HARRY Korot shipped a car of apples
to Oshawa on Tuesday.
EDWARDS' cider mill runs both day and
sight to accommodate' the rush.
WsLLraus & Column ship two cars of
Winter apples to England this week.
THREE or four school reports are orowd•
--sad out this week. They will appear in
atext issue.
TOAVELTING PASSENGER AGENT Donanrrr,
-sni the CI. F. R., was calling on the:G. T.
:33,. agent at Brussels on Wednesday.
A. NEW Ronald steamer is now stored in
the engine room at the Town Ball while
.he town engine is undergoing repairs at
,Este Ronald Works.
pro yop see the ghost ? Its usual
acute is said to be from the bridge up the
ziver. People who keep late hours should
=aim note that "the goblins will get you
if you don't watch out."
•Canoe COLLIEI, of Listowel, and
Lieut. Darken, of Palmerston, are the
new Salvation Army officers now in
.Marge of Brussels corps. Capt. Stavene
and Lieut. Matthew, the ladies who have
Green here. were removed to Listowel.
The new officers are gentlemen.
COMPLAINT bus been made about the
- violation of the law as far as bicycling on
SBre sidewalks ie concerned. The names
of six violators are mentioned and Oon.
-Affable Wright is asked to increase the
^camber so that no partiality will be
brown. With the streets es dry as they
• :have been there is no excuse for getting
• on the sidewalks.
SYNDICATE Areous.-The Blyth syndi-
:ate have received the returns from. their
8fret shipment of 287 barrels of apples
to Edinburgh. They cleared 70
•„;ante a barrel. They have forwarded 2
,rtes to Liverpool ; 8 to Manchester ; 6 to
London, England ; and will send 2 from
`Lucknow to Glasgow. 14 oars in all have
:Ir will be shipped and the profits on the
• Winter fruit are expected to ' be better
• than that already reported for Fall ap•
Plea
REOITAL,-T, A. Hawkins' large music
Toon was filled twice Mat Tuesday after -
11,00n and evening by his pupils and
ff:riends. A program of tome twenty-five
cumbers, consisting of organ and piano
music, vocal solos, quartettes, choruses,
.dxc., made up a pleasing variety. The
fallowing are the names of the pupils
rasho took part :-Annie and Maggie Mc•
Allieter, Mimi Belden, Lida,Crooks,
,K..avina Parr, Nellie Campbel, Tena
Walsh, lilies Aiuley, Jemima Humph-
reys, Miss Thomson, Kate Black, Lily Fzx xwrw.-The following is the Tress-
Mooney, Bessie Moore, Jennie MoArter•, nrer's report of collections corning into
Ina Bryans, Mrs. Jackson, Mies Shaw, his bands from the Sabbath sohoole visit.
.Lottie Ktanig, Sarah Heist, Maud Hog• ed in this District during the past four
.decd, Aggie Herbert, Mr. Cameron, Chas. months, the lietappeariag in the order of
Richards, Miles Ritchie, Wm. Ritchie, the visits
Ida Zilliax, Rich. Cardiff, P. McMartin, Ethel, Presbyterian 2 8
Mrs. ;lames, Mies Ross, A, Ross, May „ Methodist d2 11
.3)eadman, Wm. Lentherdale, Possis Brussels, Melville 2 08
:Mitchell, Miss Mobauablin, 810.ud Walton, Presbyterian 1 00
�tfuclafr, S. W. Hunter. " Methodist 1 88
PeeemENT LARONT APPaEOLSTED.-Ab Brnesele, Methodist 2 36
-Mae regular meeting of Brussels Epworth Sunshine, Methodist 1 94
League, held on Monday evening, Nov, Grey, Bethel, Methodist 1 29
-2nd, the following resolution with regard 'k Fulton's, (Union) 1 00
t%,8 the removal of President Lamont was Morris, Jackson's, Methodist 66
adopted by a unanimous standing vote of Morrie, Johnston's, Methodist1 15
:bite members of the League :-Resolved, " • Ebenezer, Methodist 97
't`Itai we have heard with very great re. Belgrave, Presbyterian 3 73
gist of the contemplated removal of our Belgrave, Methodist 1 24
afteemed President, Bro. Geo. D. Lam• Oranbraok, Presbyterian 4 41
...tat, and we hereby ear• 088 our sinners " Methodist , 1 02
xppreeiatiou of bis faif„ful service and Grey, Roe's, Methodist 1 82
the devotion whiob be bee always shown " Sbraohan'e, Presbyterir'fn 1 22
to the interests of our League work. Bluevale, Presbyterian 2 42
Whilst we all feel that his removal will " Methodist 2 05
'Mia a sad loss to ue, we rejoice in hie pro. Henfryn, Methodist 07
.:motion and we beg to assure him of our Grey, Whitfield's, Methodist 1 28
heartiest wishes for his future euccees Smith's, (Union) 1 42
,aced usefulness. Signed, " Shine's, (Union) 2 50
(REv.) S. J. Aura,
Hoe. President, Total $43 41
'Mr. Lamont epoke appropriate worde of 815,00 of this amount was forwarded to
thanks for the kind remarks and wished the Provincial Sabbath School Assooia-
4alto'League increased prosperity. Hetion and the balance will bo disbursed
mrsuld always remember the young deo• under the direction of the Executive of
'P,e Of Brussels. the Dietriot Aeeooiation.
,Tiro O. 0.F. Lodge here le noir doing
its work nutter the new ritual.
Awn Bnoa, have put up n shed 19x70
food to be need as it storage for shingles i,u
their factory yard.
Tout Rellowe'on pranks played in Rms.
Ws lest Saturday were few but es foolish
tie in years gone by.
Ammo= forme between school teach,
ern end trusbaee may he obtained at 'anti
Posr Publiebing House,
A, Retinue of. Brusselitss attended
Elam Livingstone's sale of horses, ate.,
in Wewanosh on Tuesday afternoon.
QUITE en amount of 'gravel bas been
put on street oroesiogs and filling up
holes in the roadway during the pest
week,
, Dtolf,";one of the ohastottt horses used
at the Enterprise Salt Works, turned up
his toos last week after, s long and useful
(*areer.
A, Snow Shoe Club should be organized
tike Fall to take the pleas of skating its a
paetti}ne seeing there will not be a rink
here next Winter,
LAST Setorday H. R. Brewer took a.
photo. of old Dirs. "Laird, an her, one
hhttudredth birthday. Very few iTeople
ever have their picture taken at that age,
Eznernrc light is a necessity in Bros
sats and ovary citizen should make am
effort to aid in keeping our town in line
with our neighbore in tbia important
matter.
CONTRACTOR GIIaIIAat, of Loudon, made
a gall on the Reeve on Wednesday in re-
ferenae to granolithio' sidewalks, Mr,
Graham has just completed 1 miles of
pavement in Wingbam.
NEW FURNITURE BusnNEse,-The rumor
hinted at fn the last issue of THE POST
relative to the opening up of a new furni•
tura store in Brussels will be a reality,
John Walker, of this place, has leased the
premises recently vacated by D. G. Hogg,
opposite the American Hotel, and will
place a large, new steely therein. He has
also purchased Jas. Walker's hearse and
undertaking soppliee andwill oarry it on
in connection with his business.
HURON AGAIN To THE FRONT. -Welcome
news was received here on Wednesday
from Langdon, Dakota, viz., that Bar-
rister W. B. Dioksov,-formerly of Bras-
sele, had been re-elected State Attorney
by a majority of 251 and Rebt. Work,
also well known here, had been returned
as State Auditor with a majority of 286,
THE Pon heartily congratulates the two
gentlemen on their eleation and ventures
to predict that a Judgeship and Senator
is in the pathway they're travelling in.
We also notice that Mr. Bryan is la-
the soup -in Dakota.
Does THIS FIT You ?-We notified all
subscribers of THE POST who were in ar-
rears two years that after November we
would plane their accounts in other bands
for collection. Oar best thanks are due
for hearty responses from a large number,
but there are scores yet behind and we
ntusT have a settlement. A list of de-
linquents is being prepared for our So•
lieitor, who will conduct negotiations
the e month is past. If you are on
thb bepk list take a word of friendly ad-
vice and save the necessity of adding
costs to the amount. THE Poor can't be
.•n without money any more than your
business, hence the reason for emphasis
on this subject.
Ate IatrnxsoxED DOG. -When the Medi-
cal Association held its meeting in the
Council Chamber, Clinton, on Wednesday,
Oot. 21st, Dr. Shaw's dog accompanied
him thither. But when the doctor came
out the dog did not come, a fact that was
not observed at the time. When the
doctor missed his favorite he went back
bat meld find no trace of it whatever.
Mr. Welsh, in the course of his daily
duties, continued looking for the animal,
but it was not until the following Friday
afternoon that be was able to locate it,
and then only after considerable difficulty.
It would seem that when the dog found
itself shot op in the engine room, where
it bad evidently wandered while the
meeting was in progress, it made its way
up the hose tower, and when found by
Mr. Welsh was wandering pitifully about
the top landing.
THE Paisley Advocate says the follow•
ing :-We learn from a reliable source
that Dr. F. H. Kalbfleisch, late of this
place, has bought the property and
residence of Dr. Graham, of Brussels,
and will shortly commence the practice
of Mia profession there. Those who have
visited Brnesele say that the residence
is a beautiful one, equal to the best city
homes in appearance and in fixtures,
and that Dr. Graham had a large
practice there. Last May Dr. Kalbfleieoh
left Paisley for Detroit where he spent
several months in the hospitals following
up hie specialities, viz., diseases of the
eye, ear nose and throat, and of women.
He was also, we understand, in Chicago
for some time, studying on the same
line. The experience thus gained added
to the enviable reputation for skilful
treatment and attention established in
hie large praotioe in Paisley, should
place him at once in the front rank in
his new home. Apart from professional
considerations, Paisley will always fol.
low Dr. Kalbfleieoh with interest and
well wishes, for during his stay here be
proved one of its most progressive and
enterprising citizens. A genial hearted
fellow and a warm friend, "Doo. K." will
soon make many fast friends in Bruseels.
Business Loi als,
Lone, clear begot) el McOrenkerPs,
Sinn D. 0. Ross' new shook of Over..
o0ate,
Spine harness. very oheap, and a good
stack on hand. I, C. Richards,
Fon the oheepesb Overcoats in town go
to D. 0. Ross',
Benue, blankets, trunks and valises
()beeper than ever. I, 0, Biohards,
Fon repairing rubbers,, boots and
shoes we take the lead. I.O. Richards,
I 110 saw filing very cheap now for
spot Dash aa I have a new and a fast way
of setting saws, T. McGregor, saw -filer,
Brussels, Queen St. Beet,
Titan's Glover Boot, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and glearness, to
the oomplexian and Duras 0onetipabi0n.'
�5 ote, 50 as and 51,00, Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
OOairotasaro dwelling to rent over my
store. Good hard water faros pump on
the premieee'whioh does away with eat.
rying water: up or down.
I. 0. Richards,
WINDOW SnADEs.-Must be sold, over a
thousand window shades, cheaper than
was our known before ; cheaper than
cotton shades at one cent •
ayard.. All
shadale,des hung free of (Marge. R. Leather.
Salmon's ours is sold, on a guarantee.
Ib 0urea incipient gonsumpt)ou. It is
the best cough ours. Only one pent a
dose. 28 ate., 50 obs, and 81.00. Sold by
Jamas Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
ti ANYTHING that is kept in a firettolass
furniture store in the cities you Dao get
Prom me, I will take any amount of
goose and duck feathers in exaltange for
goods. A11 goods delivered. free. R.
Lee,therdale.
0onuo0TADLE brick residence with every
oonvenienoe, furnace, &o„ for sale or to.
rent. Possession given on December 1st.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels,
A PICTURE.l11ouLinNes,-I have the finest
line of picture mouldings I have ever had
since I have been here ; all the newest
patterns and shades. I bought a Large
quantity in order to buy them right and
I can frame pictures very cheap. R.
Leatherdale.
SmwING MAooINEe.-I am selling the
New Williams' sewing machine and if
you have the least idea of buying a ma-
chine come and see mine and get my •
prices before you buy. I can save you
810 on a machine and 525 on an organ.
17. Leatherclele.
y, 0 ,,.1Na,-If yet are thinking- of buying.
an orge„ pad and sue R. Leatberdale'e
four different makes always on band.
You arm get a six octave piano ease organ
cheaper than you can get the old style
five octave from agents. Go where you
have a stook to choose from.
WHEN YOU GET TInED-06 dosing
yourself with cheap, purgative pills that
ouly,aotonthe bowels,; be advised, and
remove the huge of all your suffering by
using a common-sense 'treatment, that
alts directly on the liver, kidneys and
stomach. Wright's Liver and Stomach
Pills do the work. The cost ie 60 cents
for a complete treatment. Ask Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brnesele, about them.
Sample box sent on receipt of six Dents
in stamps. The LeRoy Pill Co., Tu•
route. Try Don't Headache Powders.
Safe, successful, sore. 25 cents a box.
LoxoatiRE-PETE&-In Elnan, on Oat.
28th, 1896, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev. Jno. Bath
Mr. John H. Longmire to Miss Mary
Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel
Peter, both of Blum.
JOHNSTON-SWAN.-At the Methodist
a parsonage, Palmerston, by Rev. T.
Albert Moore, on Oat. 21st, 1896, Mr.
Geo. Johnston, to Mrs. Sarah Swan,
both of Listowel.
IIAvon-HAsruo.--At the Nome of the
bride's parents, I3elgrsve, on Oct.
27th, by Rev. Higley, Mise Carrie
Haslam to Mr. James Haugh, of
Wingbam:
Mmaxn-MOALenv. At the residence of
, Mr. Thos. Stewart, 1101 Holland
Avenue, Saginaw city, Michigan, on
Oct. 21st, by Rev. J. R. Towel!, of
Warren Avenue Presbyterian church,
Mr. John Michie, of Saginaw City,
and formerly of Morris Township,
Huron Co., Ont., to Miss Mary Ma -
Alpin, also of Saginaw City and
formerly of Simooe, Norfolk Oo.,
Out.
DowNEY.-At her late residence, Water•
down, on the 24th, ult., Ann Hark.
ins, reliat of the late Edward
Downey, and mother of Mies Down.
e
y, teacher, Brussels, aged 67 years.
A -v0¢'202.7* sA x Es.
SATURDAY, Nov 14. -Horses, cows,
wagons, implements, household furni-
ture, &e., at Brussels. Sale nnrevrved,
at 1:80 dalook, sharp. Geo. 1Heapy,
Prop., F. S. Soott, Auo.
TuEenax, Nov. 17. -Farm stook,
implements, &o. Lot 113, con. 8, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Bobt. Ma-
Kay, Prop. F. S. Scott Auo.
axzvsstats.s xvLAase=1 '1,6,
Fall Wheat
Barley.
Peas
Peas (large)
Gate
Butter, tubs and rolls ...
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes (per bag)
Hay per ton..........:
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Apples per bbl
Hoge, Live
Wool
74
20
40
45
19
11
12
4 00
26
76
25
42
55
20
12
4 50
8 00
471
4.
1 00 00
50
15 40
50
8 5500 8 60
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
AMAGIO LANTERN FOR
- sale, with 200 views, A. bargain, Ap-
ply to 0, STUBBS, Ethel P. 0,
BRIVATF FUNDS TO LOAN.-
First Mortgage, farm security. Apply
at TH1I POST Publishing Rouse, Brussels.
•T__ OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
.L•1. The undersigned often his comfort-
able cottage and 71 acre of land ou Turnberry
Street Brussele for sale. On the prcmisee is
a liner{ well, stable, fruit trees,&o. L'orprioo
and terms t p 1V� to
1•tt �tL X.MaLAU01iLIN,Proprtetor.
flat* ..einefieltelnerilanitreilleetlillenithafil
7ST4X.D4RD ,14'X,&.' p„ T C. ,N'4Di%,
'Z',s xBx,xl 4;7 0,P7;n.
HEAD OFFICE, •' TORONTO
ASSBTki, (Seven Minion Dollars) • 57,000,000
OAPITAIs (Alltilorizep) • , 52,090,000
.fpenefesinall prffteipalvicar itt.Ontario , Qteebco,Afanito5e United, $rates ,t;at,7laftd,
Vormemso saw.
A general ,Booking Bueinces Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on WI points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposit() of 91.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Snout, A7100e0ION 111V101 TO THE (lorraoeooN ov FAnaosns' Sato NOTTS.
Every faoflity afforded Customers living at distance.
J. A, STEWART 311AltAGult.
riIHREE LEICESTER RAMS
J. one Shearting�La�nd 8 Lambe, for sale.
Apply to AS, 8710110, Lob 80, Con, 6, Morris.
ONE. SHEARLING RAM, A
rof Bain Lambs, n m ms, s pure bred
sale. Apply
o so ON youngJJlwos, t8, Con, ,
Grey,
Aau sell ONO. SMITH, Lot g, Con. 0,
Grey, Brussels P, 0. � 19.66 ..
ORSB FOR SALE. -WELL
brained, geedelze, extra gentle, Sold.
with or without harness and top buggy,
sleigh and robes, All in prime order. Lees
than half price. WO. D. RONALD,
'PRAYED. ON THE PREM-
Grey, about July last 1t own art dd1 It lamb, The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses audtake them away.
17-4 1710, BItIT, tfonorteff P. 0,
Q TRAYED ON THE PREM -
mos of the undersigned, Lot 10, Con:' 4
Morrie,ou or about the lath of October, 1 red
holier two years old. The owner is request-
ed to prove property, pay expenses and take
her away. ROBT. SiiNDDAN.
17.1 Brussels P. 0.
ryty REWARD. - THIS RE-
kp t1 WARD will be paid for the recovery
of a pair of horse blankets and a tanned
sheep skin taken from my driving shed Sat-
urday night; Oat. 81st; and such information
as will lead to the aonviotion of the offend-
ers. ALEX, ROSS,
17.9 Lot 11, Con, 2, Grey.
iTIEACRER WANTED. -WANT -
11 nn for S. S. No. 8, Grey, a male teacher,
holding Second plass certificate. Duties to
aommeno0 January 10,1897. Sealed applica-
tions with testimonials and salary expected,
will be 'received by the undersigned up to
Friday, November 13th, 1806,
D. MoTAGGART, Sea-Treas..
14.4 Oranbreok 1'. 0.
•-ERSEY GRADE HEIFER
CALvns.-Untilfurthernotice the cost
of service of my Jersey Bull, if paid at the
time of service, will be 81.50 Por grade cows
with the privilege of returning same •cue, or
another, every year until you have a heifer
calf. This means no charge for bull. calves.
You aan depend on us always keeping a first-
class bull from good milking strains,
G.A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Brussels,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
7,S, Scott, Auctioneer, has been instruct.
tion at Lob 11ld, Oonn8,lGreyelon TUESDAY,
NOV. 17th, 1890,at 1 o'oloc'k the following
valuable property, viz.: -1 Clydesdale mare,
registered vedtgree, 7 years old • 1 mere 10
years old, supposed in Soal • 1 driving mare
4 years old, sired by Ten Brook; 1 yearling
colt by Surrab ; Thorn' bred Short Horns -2
sows in calf to thorn' bred bull ; 1 cow with
oaif at foot ; 1 yearling bull, registered . 1
2
ball calf, Grade Cattle -2 cows supposed in
sail ; 1. bolter 2 years old ; 4 Steers years
old; 2 yearling steers; 1 yearling heifer;
calves ; 8 owes ; 1 steers;
1 double
buggy ; 1 road cart; 1 cutter • 1 set
harrow. Salo unreserved as proprietor has
sold bis form. Torme-Alt suns of 96,00 and
under cash ; over that amount 12 months
credit will bo given on furnishing approved
joint notes. 0 per cent. oft for cash on cred-
it amounts. 1f. S. SCOTT, Auctt oneer.;
JtOBT. MORAY, Proprietor.
AU CT1ON SALE
-0E-
VALUABLE mu PROPERTY
In the 'Pownshiilof Grey, Co. of Rulon.
Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale
contained in a certain mortgage made by
John Reynard to the Vendors now in default
and to be produced at the time of Rale, there
will be offered for sale by public auction at
the ROYAL HOTEL in the VILLAGE' OP
IOTHEL, on
Wednesday, the iStif Day of November,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon,.
All that pertain parcel or tract oflandssitu-
ate iu then Township of Grey, composed of
Lot number 21 in the etb Concession, con.
twiningono hundred acres more or less. The
Property is situate about two miles from. cbe
V ille.ge Of Ethel and eight valise from Brus-
sels, Erected on the property is a frame
house in good state of repair arida bank barn
about fiftya ao oa oder cul feet There
The soil
38 a Olay loam. There is also an orchardof
about an aero in extent. The property is
watered by a spring creek. TLe property
will be offered for sale subject to a roeotve
bid. Terme s-10 per cent, of purchase mon-
ey will require to be paid at the time of sale
and balance ueeording to favorable terms
and conditions to be then made known. For
further particulars apply to
E, Nf, 0HADw701{,
68 Wellington st., Tast, Toronto,
Dated at Toronto 20111 Octobr, Vendors.80
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE: '1'HE UN.
DEns1ONE0 has several good Farms for
sato and to rent, easy terms, in Townahip s
of Morris and Grey, F S. SOOTT,Brusseis
FARMS FOR BALE. 200
acres -Consisting of Lots 18 011'6110 7th
and Stip 0oncoseioue, Townellip of Grey. be-
ing 1 mile from the Village o1 -Ether and Ot
miles from Brussels, 40; acres of Fall wheat
sown and about 80 acres under gratis ; 00
acres cleared on each. Perms of payment
east', A, MCEELVEY, Al.D„
99- Brusseltlt
FARM ll'OR SALE, -150 A.ORBS
consisting of the South d and South 3
of the North d of Lob 86, Oon 2, East Wawa -
nosh. 'Tie Is anexcellent atdok farm, being
well mi,plied with good spring water, It fe
situated about 3 miles from the thriving vii.
lags cf Blyth, A large part of it natter
grass, Buildings and feacoe aro In a fair
stats of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For al1 information apply to
11 -ti G, F,BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
C PLENDID FARM FOR SALE..
KJ Township oY cloy 100: sores,amust be Co,.st o
once in order to close estate of dimmed own-
er, The lot le nearly all cleared; with geed
buildings, .ample water su ply large ar.
.abard, 13 in Hee .from Ctanbroolr is under
good cultivation and is a very desirable pro.
party indeed. Apply to RTO0AItD -1111.
OHI,'LL, lip tassels P, O, • JOHN t9IT01JELL,
on the premises • or A. BUNTER, Brussels,
Dated Sept, letb,1805,
(ZOO') FARM FOR SALE NEAR
B ruosole,, Groat bargain. Lot 7, Con;
0, Grey township; Good buildings and or -
ober], Well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy reaming, Apply to WM. EILLOUGB
en the premises or to ell0MA$ 1IERI'1A21E,
London West •
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
150 scree of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, le offer -
North sale ab
,3 Soo, 0 tliwp. 11 Raproperty ,)hst
Thet'e is a house on the promises and some
breaking dyne, Yor full particulars as to
price, title, dto., write or apply to
20.44 G, F, BLAIR or W,11. EMIR, -
llrussole, Ont,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IMT
the Township of Grey In order to
()lose an estate the West half of Lob 24, Oen.
7, Township Of Grey, GO acres, is offered ler
immediate sale, On the promises are a good
frame dwelling with klboheu, &o„ also two
frame barns, gem/ slater orchard, &a., and 1s.
0l0se to the Village of 1i)thel,.. Softie of the.
beet and farm is well fonoed.- Apply ' bo
ALEX, Moi4ELV107, M,D., Brussels WM.
Brussels,
Mo7ELV107, Jamestown; or. A. HUNTER,
FARIM FOR SALE. -THE UN
nAawONEDoffer theirsplendid100 330x0
farm, Lot 22,pou,12, Grey, for sale. There
are 85 acres cleared, halation good hardwood
bush. On the premised is a comfortable
frame house frame barn and outbuildings;
grass. Fod arm Farm'du eexaellot,t sta40 te of =hive-
Mon,l
1 miles trona . Oraubrook village and. 01
from ,mussels. Possoseion could be given
this Fal. For further partioulare as to
prion, tetras, 80., apply 011 rbcpremises or
write.1to • (WU. ()Ann 88mt1EL OAIU40OHAN,
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligible: 200 aero farm, composed of
lots 10'. and 17 in the 10th con.; Grey township,
Huron Co., and 60 acres, partof lots 10 and
17, 11th con.. belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the first farm is a good stone house and
largebankbarn, necessary outbuildings, or-
chard, &e. Fere well watered, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation. 'About 50
aoros of bush,. 42 of which is hardwood. On
the GO acrefarm there is a house and baro,
arobard, and about 8 acres of bush. Farms
sold jointly or separately to snit purchaser.
Possession given in the Fall. Farm are on-
ly a mile from the village of Oranbroolr,
where aro school, churches, post -office.
stores, &o., and 81 miles to the thriving mar-
aca
s otto tows prioe,.Brtorms, ussels. Por furthert0 particulars
apply
AGNES MB110WN,1
JAES BROWN, t Exeautore,
JOHN BROWN, 1
Oranbrook P.O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
Lot 17,
undersigned
a the or bred Chester
White boar, Usual terms.
14.4 L. MOBIL, Proprietor.
BOARS FOR SERVICE, -THE
undersigned will keep for service at
Lot 34.Oen. 8, Dorris, a tboro' bred. Berk-
shire boar with registered pedigree, import-
ed stockou both sides, bred by Geo. Green,
of Fairview, .also an improved Yorkshire
with pedigree. T01109 $1.00, to bo paid at
time of service with privilege of returning if
necessary. 185. A. M0011E,
11.4. Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERV10E.-THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 28 Con, 0, Morrie, the thorn' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from .7. L. Brothour'ssweepstakessow
at Chicago Pair. Terms, 01.00 to bo, aid
at the time of service with privilege of re
turning if necessary- Pedigree may be seen
on application,
ROW. NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE
anderelgned will' keep for service on
Lot 90, Con. 0, Morris, the there'.brstl Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain John,"
His mother is a frill sister to the 1st prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced on applicattou. Terms -51.00 to
be paid at time of ecrvioe with privilege Ot
'returning if necessary. •
14-6m JAS. SPE111, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE
Lot 27, Oon. 4, Morris,113 a thorn' bred Tam
worth boar, "King George,.'purchased from
H, George&Sone who gotfirstpries for
their herd at Guelph Pat ;Stock Show, . The
dam of "King George'. won first prize et the
Show, London Evg1and, His- siroi was im-
ported
t time of servicee with vilege of
returning if necessary. Pedigree any be
seen on application,
40b! RIOBABD ARMSTRONG,
Proprietor,
kat Order of United Workman,
This old and prosperous Fraternal Assoai-
atfonnurnbering 060,000 mom bars are pro-
eeutlug to the public their popular and aeon.
conical rates to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about $8.00 per 01,000 per annum.
The "Workmen" i'routpbly 1T0y Beath
101101Ths and expect n lame Inman to its
members le dou'teooui rsatiefaotoiy to' Owns-
adieus,
14011T, ARMSTRONG, M.W. ; W. H. -Kilian,
Recorder; J, A. 013E1G1T011,.lrinunctor,
DENTAL.
Taft. DAVIDSON,_.
L/ Honer Graduate Toronto University,
Li0entiute Royal college Dental' Surgeons,
Grown.aud Br(dge worlt a spsoialby. Moder-
ate F000, Satisfaction Assured. Offoo over
Barrott's bather shop, Turnberry St„ Brus-
eels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
t! • Honor Graduate of •the . Ontario
Veterinary College, ie prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals iv a cord-
patuut manner..Parttoalar. attention paid
tovntorint don berry. Oalle promptly at.
tended to, of loo and Infirmary -pour doors
north of brld
Nov, 0, 189
What ? Why that dray load.
of Tow Wall Paper that was re -
sabred at
t�I ,
si:'' ,L'v "'1A'
a few days ago ? Yoe, and it will be hung
if Neatness of Design and Cheapness in
Polos has anything to do with it. We
haven't a single roll of old Wall Paper in
store. Bvery sample is glean and bright,
direst from the factory last week, . •
0'Iu. ffho'U.h L
Our 5o. Papers with Border and'Ceiling
to matoh, and then of course we have a
very' fine range of Glimmers and Gilts at
from 7o. to 110., but we not only have our
papers marked at exceeding close prices,
but we also save you the trouble of brim.
ming it. We do that for you with our
new Trlmming Machine, without extra
charge. Tow there's a pointer worth re.
membering,
•
Every Roll of Wall Paper
Purchased from us will be
'Trimmed Free of Charge.
We will consider it a favor to show you
our stook whether you wish to purchase
or not at
Fog's Bruf Store.
LEGAL AND. CONVEYANCING.
1-4
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, '
tiO• Solicitor and Conveyancer: Oolleo-
soh,. ads, Office-Vanstono's B1o.ak, Brae.
eels. 21 -Sm
�•••••�����•••••N���� M. SINCLAIR,
• Solioiter,Conveyanoer, Notar
yPub-
no, &a. antOillral Hotel, Pre's Bvate P 1 door
north of central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
G. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Solt &
Cameron ;1 Barrister and Solicitor, Goderloh,
Ont. Wilco -Hamilton Si.,'Opposite _Ool-
borne 'Hotel.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, ,its. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's (Mice, Goderlch.) Oillco over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
°don etasonable tonne80 Farms and farm.
stook a specialty. Orders left at THE Posy
Publishingliouse,Brusssls, or seutto Walton
P.O., will receive Prompt attention,
.( S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
to
better men', will assllfor time and lostter s charges
than any, other Auctioneer in EaetHuron
or he won't phage anything. Dates and
orders can always bo arranged at this oO1oe
or by personal application.
rtAPT. J. STRETT,ON,
Auctioneer, butwbo hadl to experienceuito i11
stealth, has again taken.' out Rowse and -ts
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms.` Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tea Posy Publishing House.
19-tY JAS. STR10TT0N,
Auctioneer.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J A. MoNAUGHTO . , l''1. D.
-rte • O. M„ L, It, 0.P„ 7tdinborgb, 117 0, P.
8, Ont. Residence and otaoe in Wllson'e
Bleak, corner of Mill and Turnborry Ste,
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Ph Malan, Surgeon, Aesonoker, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Modioal
Faculty, Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons,Oct, °Prism -Next door' to.
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
lAT V V •
H. MoORAOKEN,
Inaurer of MarriageLioenses. Oflioe
at hie tlr000ry,•1'urnborry street, reasons.
RN. BARRETT,
. Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Neat door
south of A. M. McKay 8t Gera hardware store.
Ladies'and ahildrens hair cutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
$1,00 to $1,000 -aid allows 9,y per cent.
1 Dterest. T, `FAB1toW,
87.3m • Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNiNGHAM-
nestanANaE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. PL.ETCHER
Issue! of Marl'iage Licenses,
Osr10B AT JEWELRY STORE.
IN'No Witness Required,
T. FLETOHER, Brussels.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clark of the Fourth Division Cour
co,: Huron. Conveyancer,' Notary Public
Land, Loan and Inournnee Agent Funds
invested and to loan. Oollaattone made
°Iiloe to Graham's Black, Blussela
TIROS, A. HAWRINS,
.9- Will i e le
8 Y ss hie u pianos , op or to
plane or orgpan, ab pis Musics Room, opposite
alto
the o. Tea
ears 5ls, Voonl lessons also
pen. Tea years experience in. teaching.,
ge purnbarry et„ Bruesale, Terme mod°tate,
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