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Mods of humbu ggigg, that
1 iilriore peoplef all
e are
anImposed, Upon
anybig
oleo. Oftentimoa if they were Gold just what
glasses they needed to wear they would not
need to go through long and expensive treat
meat, 1f your eyes give you trouble come
straight to 05,100 00n.give you iust the glass.
eeyou need and will toll yea froultly and
charge you nothing if your trouble is not au
optical defect.
DEADMAN o MbCALL,
Druggists, Opticians and ,Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. e. & n.
'Brains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorse Souw, Go1No Nana.
Mail C:05 0,52,Mixed 0:45 0,112.
((gnomes 11:58 amt.I 52
Mail 1°•64 pap,
t2lxed ......... 9:00 pan. Express 9:48 p.m
z.caI :el% 1ie1ns.
A ()hiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
. THE Pon gives the news.
Smoot, Board this (Friday evening.
Tu1asnAY, 26th inst., will be Thanks-
giving Day.
Maumee are Onoe more to the front
with the boys.
AVENT BROS. will nob proceed with
electric lighting.
On Tuesday Messrs. Clegg & Denies
forwarded a oar of live bogs,
Columnar, travellers and Insurance
agents are swarming these days.
Rover. THOMSON parahaeed a well bred
driving mare at London this week,
MATTHEW WILSON shipper two oarsof
lambs from Brussels on Weiloseday.
THE ghost has gone ant of business.
None too soon for the good of Mr, Ghost.
MESSES. BANKER & VoocroNE shipped
two cars of peas and two ears of oats this
week.
IT is said that Councillor Leatberdale
will open a Furniture store and Under.
taking department in Seafortb in the
near future, to be managed by Will.
Leatherdala and Joe. Landeeboro'.
MelmlloxrAL.—On Wednesday of last
week Edward G. Lowry, of Brussels, and
Miss Maggie Williamson, of Morris,
were united in marriage by Rev. E. A.
Shaw at the Methodist parsonage, Bel -
grave. THE Poar extends congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Lowry and wishes them
prosperity along the journey of life.
Rossnano, B. C.—Juo. F. McCrae was
home for a few,days to Brussels on a re.
tarn bmafnes. trip from Montreai, where
he was booming a 'syndicate that has
pnrehosed all the vacant lots in Ross -
land. Mr. MoCrae is greatly interested
in gold mining and is Seoretary-Treasur-
er, also one of the Directors of The Iron
Colt Gold Mining Co. This is the first
West extension of the great Columbia -
Kootenay ledge. Itis a full claim 610x
1500 feet and has -been surveyed for a
Crown grant. A abaft is now down 40
feet. It bas shown about 2 feet of ore
from the surface and is DOW 10 solid ore
nil the way Roma the bottom. It is said
to be one of the finest looking ore bodies
ever opened in the camp. The sfaares
Gell at 15a. each. Mr, Mao. left for Roes -
land on Wednesday morning. We hope
his brightest dreams may be realized
and that when he has more than be
wants that he will remember the editor of
TM POST. .
EPNoRTH LEAauE.--On Monday night
instead of the debate announced for the
Epworth League a musioal and literary
program was rendered in first-class style.
The prayer and praise service was taken
by ,lire. Dobson, after which the follow.
ing program was parried out:—Address,
I1ev. S. J. Allis ; solo, "I'm far free my
bane," Joe, Rillough ; reading, "All for
Jesus ; do we mean it ?" MISS Minnie
Moore ; dnetb, "The door of God's moray
is open," Mi-se.e Hunter ; essay, "Toe
son," Miss Josie Buchanan ; solo, "Mast
Las leave the old home, mother." Miss
Lizzie Sample ; recitation, "Tho run-
away engine," Ida Mooney ; solo, ''Toe
foe shall yield to you," N. B. Gerry ;
reading, "The 1 o'clock train," Miss
Ethel Creighton. Rev, Mr. Arlin was
appointed President in place of G. D.
Lamont. It was decided to hold a social
on Thaeasliviug evening, particulars of
which' will be given later. The 2 cents a
m,n8h tax plan will be dropped and a
membership fes of 10 cents asked every
aix mouths to raise money for running
expenses.
DEATH of Mise W1LLIe, —The Huron
Expositor says :—We deeply regret this
week to record the death of Mise Annie
Willie, youngest daaghter of Robert
Willis, of this town, who died on Thurs•
day morning. The event, although not
unexpected, is inexpressibly cad. Mise
Willie had been in ill health for several
months, and bad been confined to bed for
several weak•,. She was a victim of
Bright's (Retinae, Miss Willis was a
aright, attractive young lady, who was
the light of her home. Her pleasing
manner and bright, the., fel diepoeibion,
retitle her it universal i •.000118 with all
who knew her, and her s-trly death will
not only be a moat severe bereavement to
her parents end other members of her
family, but will bo most keenly felt by a
large °irate of sincere friends. She was
jest 501081ug upon womanhood, being hot
twenty years of age, and had the bright-
est hopes for the future until the deadly
disease, which did its work all too soon,
51810 hold upon her. The funeral tools
place Saturday afternoon, The eihoerest
sympathy that human heart Qin bestow
will be extended to Mr. and Mrs. Willis
and their family in Ghia the hour of their
oso'ere bereavement.
EOM= Ie being Marketed iu lard
gtlantities
Riau the PQM Oil onside pages.
of Tun Post',
A. CAR a.coal° was shipped by Meilen
Clegg fit Dames to Berlin on Wednesday,
Bethune inerohante are ready for a
busy season. 13ig etoell and big bargains,.
T. A, Hamm to preparing for a first,
olaeo concert in Bruasele Town hall on a
date bo be fixed in December,
01111 Market leads. If you have grain,
hogs, horses or produce of any kind to
tell Brosselo is the plans to fetal/them be,
DON'T forgot George Lleapy'o motion
sale of stook, implements, household fur-
niture, &o., on Saturday afternoon of this
Week,
LAST Friday evening a special meeting
of BBrneoele Connell was held to deal with
the eleotrlo light franobioe of the town
11 was decided to give the franchise to
Amens Bros,, of Brussels, on condition
that the work was. prooeaded with inside
of a week, otherwise it would be trans-
ferred to J, A, Sot'oggie, Allistan, The
last named gentleman was in town last
Friday on eleotoio light businese and
would become a resident 11 he wore to
6eau1•e the lighting.
OENETAn1AN.—The New Hamburg I0.
dependent, referring to old Mrs. Laird
reaching her one hundretb birthday,
oaye I—Once in a groat while we road of
extreme old age, In some remote part
of the continent, come one, so the papers
say, has reoobod the °eatery. Bat so
far as our knowledge of the statistioe ae•
sista no, Mto. Laird is the first in this
part of Canada to reach the 100. With
her husband she settled at Hayoville
about sixty years ago. She saw this
township in its forest state, caw it when
ten sores of stumps and a small log house
only here and there to be seen was the
sign that the pioneer was doing battle
with the forest. What changes have
taken plane in the features of the country
since that day. What changes in the
people. All those who settled here with
her are gone, and a second generation
have taken their place. Many of that
second generation have reached the al-
lotted time, Many of them have gone
over to the majority. She has lived to
mingle with a third generation. She
can, no doubt, appreciate those lines of
Burns, wherein ho says :
"I have lived so many ohangeful years
On earthl am a stranger grown."
Some years ago Mrs. Laird lost her eye-
sight, but otherwise has the use of her
faculties, She is always pleased to meet
friends from Wilmot, and converses free-
ly upon events that transpired when the
next oldest inhabitant was in heriufanoy,
We speak of the reign of our Queen as
one of very great length, but to our ven-
erable friend at Seoforth the coronation
of Her Majesty was but as yesterday.
Her mind reaches beak not only through
the reign of Queen Victoria, but the
reigns of William IV., Goorge IV. and e
third part of that of George III.
GEN. MANAola HAYS B&EAEe.—Last week
THE POST oalled the attention of the pub-
lic to a well defined rumor regarding the
removal of the morning and night trains
from the W. G. & B., Southern Division.
We ala:, stated that the Reeve had writ-
ten General Manager Hays urging that
the present service be continued. Here
is Mr. Hays' reply wbioh not only coo•
firms the rumor but shows very clearly
how little the G. T. R. carvtewbo is ac-
commodated so long as they suit their
own interests —Dear Sir,—I have your
favor relative to the contemplated changes
in our train servioe on the ]iincardine
Line, and in reply will say, we find we
have been running certain trains on that
line at a direst loss to the company. As
we ate now entering the season of the
year when operations are attended with
greater difficulty and expense, owing to
the storms we may expect later on, it has
seemed to us best to rearrange the ser-
vice so as to, as far as possible, keep the
cost within the earning capacity of the
trains. This we have endeavored to do
in such a way as to meet as nearly as we
Could, the requirements of the travelling
public. I trust you will find that you are
not seriously ineoevenieooed by the new
schedule, and if business should improve
to euoh an extent as to warrant us in so
doing, and it should seem desirable to
resettle the old schedule next season, we
shall be glad at that time to give the
matter further consideration.
Ouse. M. IDAYs,
General Manager.
1lrontreal, Nov. 10, 1890.
We are much obliged, Mr. Bays, for
your very rosy letter, but if you find a
little difficulty in keeping the road open
in the Winter with three trains each way
how under the sun will it be any easier
with two trains less running ? Your
great kindness in offering to put these
two trains on again next Summer, "if
business should improve," is duly appro.
°fated. When your road was bonus hunt-
ing the one strong argument was the
boom every town along the line was to
receive by boa aervioe, now it simmers
down to do about as you like after you
received our money. Yon should put the
oow catcher on behind the train, Mr.
Hays, ae your notion mesas it set.baok to
all the towns and villages along the line.
As to Brnssele being "seriously inconven-
ienced" we have not a doubt but almost
every inhabitant in this section if asked
would gay, most emphatically, that the
inconvenience and detriment to our town
will be most serious and would not be
permitted for a day could we prevent it.
Truly a corporation litre the G. T. 11, has
no soul.
(ADDITIONAL LOCALS ON FIRST PAoE.)
Business Locals.
Lona, olear bacon at MoOraoken's.
SEE D. 0. Ross' new etock of Over-
coats.
Smarm harness very abeap, and a good
stools on hand. I. C. Richards.
Fon the cheapest Overcoats in town go
to D. C. Ross',
Ronne, blankets, trunks and valises
°henper than ever. I. C. Richards.
Fon repairing rubbers, boots and
shoes we take the lead. I. 0. Richards.
I Do saw filing very cheap now for
spot dash as I have a new end a fast way
of setting saws, T. McGregor, saw -filer,
Brussels, Queen St. Bast,
KARL'S Glover Root, the great Blood -
Purifier gives freshness and olearnese to
the complexion and mares constipation.
25 chs, 60 ate and $1.00. Sold by James
Eox, Druggiet, Brussels.
Winnow SHnb50.—Mast be sold, over a
thousand window ahadee, °beeper than
was ever known before ; °beeper than
cotton shadee at one aent a yard. A11
uhedon hang free of oharge, R. Leather.
dale,
Cobfyouoanlle dwelling to rent over my
store. Good hard water fore° pump 00
the pretnisee wifioh dose away with oar.
tying water up or down,
I. C. Bielrarde,
Sinaon'e Onre ie Bold en a gearemtee.
It puree fnaipienb ooneumption, It le
the beet cough ours, Only the Malt a
dose, 26 oto., 60 ate, and $1,00, $old by
Tames Vox, Druggiat, Brussels,
ANYTHING that le- kept in a Srst.olass
furniture atom in the Oitiee yoe eau gab
from me, I will take any amount Of
geese and duck feathers in exchange far
geode. All goods delivered free, Ii.
Leatherdala,
Colo omateLe brick matinee with every
oonVQnionae, furuaoe, dm., for •sale or to
rent, Poseoesion given on Deoomber lift,
For further particulars apply to Mre. R.
Walker, Turnberry otreet, Brussels.'
CAPTAIN Sveoney, IT. S, A., San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy
le the first medicine I have over found
that would do me any good." hrloe 50
canoesals,, Sold by Jas, Fox. 'druggist, Brus-
FIOToaE Mournxrlca.—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 iu order bo buy them right: and
I can frame piotures very cheap. It.
Leatherdale.
Smyrna MAOrn0Ee,—I am selling the
New Williams' aewiug machine and if
you have the least idea of buyiug a ma-
chine mime and see mine and get my
pelotas before you buy. I arm cava you
910 on a machine and $25 on an organ.
.11. Leatberdale,
Onoeffs.—If you aro thinking of buying
an organ call and see It, Leatherdale's
four different makes always on hand.
You can 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 Tran -0f dosing
yourself with cheap, purgative pills that
ouly aot on the bowels, be advised, and
remove the cause of all your suffering by
using a common-sense treatment, that
acts directly on the liver, kidneys and
stomach. Wright's Liver and Stomaoh
Pills do the work. The cost is 50 cents
for a complete treatment. Ask Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brnssele, about tbem.
Sample box sent on receipt of six pants
in atampe. The LeRoy P111 Co., Te•
ronto. Try Don't Headache Powders.
Safe, suoceesful, sure. 25 cents a box,
MORS: _
MonnraIx..--In Him, on Nov. 5th, the
tvur ,.1 Mr. f)•tv,.l Morrisonof a son.
Too0n.—Iu Bluevale, on Nov, 1st, the
wife of Dr. Toole, of a daughter.
RF,ID,—Its Bluevale, on Nov. 1st, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Reid of a daugh-
ter.
ANoue.—In Wingbem, on Nov. Ind, the
wire of Mr. Frank Angus of a son.
DAVIDSON.—In Wingham, on Nov, 5th,
the wife of Mr. F. Davidson of twin
daughters.
Wi1:Drooa.—In Listowel, on Nov. 4111, the
wife of Mr. Jacob Wildfang, jr., of a
son.
Mmr,gn.—In Morris, on Nov. 6th, the
wife of Mr. Ino. D. Miller of a eon.
S4A.Raap.
Lower—WILnclorsow.—Ab the Methodist
Parsonage, Balgrave, Wednesday,
Nov. 4th, by Rev. E. A. Shaw, Mr.
Edward G. Lowry, of Brussels, to
Mise Maggie Williamson, of Morris
towoehi p.
FORSTER—GALBRAITH.—Ou the 11th inst.,
at the Methodist Parsonage, Brus-
sels, by the Rev. S. J. Allio, Mr,
James Forster, of • the township of
Howiok, to Miss Maud Galbraith,
of the same place.
OADIPEELL—LACEIE. Ab the residence of
the bride'e mother, Wroxeter, on
Nov. 11th, by Rev. Mr. McKibben,
Mr. Alexander Campbell to Mise
Charlotte tackle, all of Wroxeter.
Damp_
Arrosc sou.—In MaRillop, on Nov. 9th,
Wm. H. Aitoheson, aged 76 years.
OHAthcAN.—In Elma, on Nova 4th, 0hnrles
Gordon, youngest son of Matthew
Chapman, aged 1 year and 8 months.
Yoaxo.—A6 Newton villa, Colborne town -
shin, on Sunday, Nov. let, William
Young, aged 84 years and 7 months,
WILLIE.—In Seaforth, on Thursday, Nov.
581), Annie May Willis, youngest
daughter of Robb. Willis, aged 20
years, 1 month and 16 days,
McRae.—lu Tuckersmitb, on Nev. 2nd,
Alex. G. MoRay, aged 79 years and
seven monthe.
.4.T.TOTIO1v G.hI.02S.
SATURDAY, Nov. 14.—Horeos, cows,
wagons, implements, household furni•
tore, &a., at Brussels. Sale unreserved,
at 1:80 o'olook, sharp. Geo. jHeapy,
Prop., F. S. Scott, Attu.
ToESDAx, Nov. 17.—Farm stock,
implements, &o. Lot 13, con. 8, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Reba 11,10•
.ICay, Prop. F. S. Scott Ana.
TUESDAY, Nov. 24th.—Farm stock, im-
plements, &c. Lot 27, Con. 11, Grey.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock. David
Brown, Prop., F. S. Sootb, Aua.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2511a. --Farm stook,
implements, &o. Lot 21, Con, 10, Grey.
Sale unreserved, ab 12 o'clock, Sharp.
Robs. McLachlan, Prop„ F. S. Scott,
Auo.
IRE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
A PPLES WANTED. — 1,000
bags at once, at HUNTER & SHINES'
Faotory, North of Railway.
A MAGIO LANTERN FOR
.C]. sato, with 200 views. A bargain. Ap.
ply to 0, STTUBBS, Ethel P.0.
."RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
• First mortgage, farm security, Apply
at TSE POST Publishing Rouse, Brussels,
Ta OUSE AND#LOT FOR SALE.
The underssgned offers his comfort-
able cottage and 9 afire of laud on Turnberry
street Wessell' for auto. On Lha premises ie
a good well, stable, fruit trees, ate. Isorprioe
and tenni apply to
1.11 ALEX, MOLAUGHLIN, Proprietor,
1i OR SALE.—A GOOD SOUND
horse, night years old, suitable for GM.er road or farm • also buggy, cutter and
equipments, Would exchange thorn for
young Wattle if suitable.
18.61 7020, -ROBB, Brussels,
TRAYED FROM THE PREM-
Iese of tela uuderai usd, Lot 0, Ooo.2,
Grey, on or about Nov. 4th, 1 two year old
filly, light bay in celery/Mix ono wbito hind
foot and one white front foot, also -a white
stripe Oh fa6e. . An
y information leadingCa
iso reooyoxy w111 bo thankfully reaaiVol.
R05T, RAE,
18.1! Jameaown P, 0.
$T4XD,I R.D 34X,£.1' OF C4X.4,»I.L,
HEAD OFFICE, = TORONTO
ASSIOTB, • (Seven Million Dollars) . 97,009,000
OAPITAL (Authorized) . . $2,000,000
Apeoofse:tnell prinotpalpafmtt in Ontario, guano, United Stateef+=•,l aiglgllg,
WAYAMENSO d�' •?��d�•
8, General Banking Businese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafta Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS L3ANlf DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwaide from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
Simmer, ATTENTION GIAEN TO THE OonLitnlro» OF FARMERS' BALE NQTEe,
Every facility afforded Cuctomere living at a diotanoe,
3, A, STEWART Nguema,
()NE SE[EARLING RAM, A
number Ofldam Leonia, all pure bred
5,1)0, Apply tol�JN0, SmITII3, Lot
ot8, dCou U
Grey, Brussels P.0, _ 18.00
A.T:_°RSE FOR SALE.—WELL
1, trained, good ciao, extra gentle. Soldwith or without harness and top buggy.
sleigh and robes, All in ,1•ime order, Less
than half price. ,'1N10. D,RONALD.
QTRAYED ON THE PREM—
Grey,aboutJulylustr2iewecend1 lamb nTee
owner i8requosted fo prove property, pay
expenses and 11110' them ,sway,
17-4 WM. BEAT', OYouerie/1 P. 0,
Q TBAYED ON THE PREM—
roma of the undersigned, Lot 10, Con, 4,
Morris, on or shout the lath of. October,1 red
heifer two years old,. Tho owner is request-
ed to prove property, tttayox=maws and take
baraway, ROBT, SHSDDAN,
17.4 Damsels P. 0.
(Li 5 REWARD. — THIS RE—
�V R'nnn will be paid for the 0e0overy
of n pair of horse blankets and n tanned
sheep skin taken from my (hiving shed Sat.
=day night, Oct, 81st; and snob information
as wi11 lead 6o the conviction of the offend -
ere• ALEX, BOSS,
17.8 Lot 11, eon. 2, Grey.
TERSEY GRADE REIFER
Oervos.•-Untl further notice the cost
of service of my Jersey Dull, if paid at the
time of service, will be 01.50 for .grade cows
with the privilege of returning 10525 one, or
another, every year until you .have a heifer
calf. This meansuo charge for bull calves.
You can depend on us always keeping a first -
close bull from pod milking Mame.
(r. A. DIIADMAN,
Druggist, Brussels.
CARD !
Having sold my reeidenee and practice to
Dr. Kaibilaiseli, I herebytender my slere
thanks to the many friends mare
iends aucl patients
who have given tae their loyyal support dur-
ing the last 20 years. Dr. Iialbdeisoh comes
highly recommended as a skilful and suc-
cessful practitioner and I would bespeak for
him the same liberal patronage accorded to
m e during my residence in Bruseelo.
1 would respectfully request thatall claims
against me be handed in as soon as possible,
and all amounts and claims due mo to ba
settled before the 16th of Dee., next. I will
be at the rooms above Alex. Btrnohan's store
every afternoon from 2 80 5 o'clock for the
transaction of business.
18 8 ]WM, GRAHAM.
AUCTION SALE OF IP t.11.11 STOOK
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
F.8. 800tt, Auctioneer, ban been iustruot-
ed b y the undereigued to sell by public sue.
tion at Lot 18, Con. 8, Grey, on TUESDAY,
NOV. 17th, 1690, at 1 o'clock the following
valuable property, viz. Olydesdale mare,
registered India: ee, 7 years 513 • imam10
years old, supposed in foul; 1 driving mato
4 years old, aired by Ten Brook; 1 yearling
colt by Surrah ; Thoro' bred Short Borne -2
cows in oulf to thorn' bred bull ; 1 cote with
calf at foot; 1 yearling bull, registered ; 1
bull calf, Grade Cattle -2 cows supposed in
calf ;1 heifer 2 years old ; 4 Steers iA years
old; 2. Yearling steers; 1 yearling heifer; 8
calves; 5 awes ; 1 Wagon; 1 double
buggy • 1 road oast; 1 cutter ; 1 set
harrows. Sale unreserved as proprietor has
sold Iris term, Terme—All sums of 86.00 and
under push ; over that amount 12 mouths
credit will be given on furnishing approved
j 01111 notes. 0 per cont. off for sash on cred-
it amounts. lr. S. SCOTT, Auctioneer;
BORT. MolA.Y, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
—OF—
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
1n the Township of Grey, f'o. of limon.
Under and by virtue of a Power of Salo
contained in it certain mortgage made by
John Maynard to the Vendors now to default
and to be produced atthe time aside, there
will be off orad for sale by public auction at
the ROYAL HOTEL In the VILLAGE OF
EETHEL, on
Wednesday, the 18th Day of November,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
.All that certain pparcel or tract of land situ-
ate in the. Township of Grey, composed of
Lot number 21 in the 0111 Conoeesion, con.
'Mining one hundred aorta more or lura. The
Property
off Ethel ante d eight miles bout two from from
. Erected on tiro property is a frame
houae in good state of repair and a hank barn
with stable below 40 x 00 foot, There are
about fifty acres under cultivation. The soil
ie a clay loam. There is akin an orchard of
about an aero in extent. Tho property is
watered b a spring creek. The property
will be offered for sale subject to a reserve
bid. Terme:-10per cent,ofpurchase mon.
and balance a000rdre to faggai toa favornble terms
and conditions to be then made ]mown. For
further particulars apply to
10. hi. GRAMME,
68 Wallington st„ East, Toronto,
Solicitor for Vendors.
Dated ab Toronto 20111 Oatober,1800,
REAL 'ESTATE.
IIARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
safe add to r nt, easy terms,, in 212ownehigpe
of Morrie and Grey, F S. SOOTT ,Bruesels
GOOD FARM FOR SALE NEAR
B ru0sele. Groat bargain. Lot 7, Oen.
0, Grey township, Good buildings and or-
chard, well watered suitable for mixed or
daily farming, Apply to WM,101LL0UG1
on the premises or to THOMAS HERITAGE,
Leaden West.
•
ARMS FOR SALE. — 200
aarea—Confuting of Lots lit on the 7111
and 8th Coaoeseions, Township of Grey, be-
ing 1. mile from the Village of Ethel and 64
miles tram Bruseols, 40 mores of Fall whoat
sown and about SO notes under grass ; 50
acres cleared on each. Perms of payment
easy, A, Mo3ELVi0Y', le, D.,
84- Brussel0.
ANITO13A LAND Fair SALE,
.L.1 —100 aeree of Food farm land t
Springfield, 8 miles from Winsipsg, 10 off at
for solo at clow pram The 'property le
.North. 'East } See. 10,Twp. 11, Range 4, East,
Theresa a 1100500,, the premises 0nd some
'breakingWoo, s
fid 0, fte full particulars ars ns to
price, title, da., writs or apply to
G. F, BLAIR or W,11. BEER,
20.81 ,iruseole, Out.
T7ARM FOR SALE, -160 ACRES
i�<.•'' Coueietiugoitho R0i1tb9,anfl South9
of the North 9 of Lot 55, Con 2, East Wawa -
nosh, This Is au excellent stools farm,boing
welt supplied with good erring water. It le
situated about 8 miles from the thriving V1l-
lage of, myth. 'A largo part of it is under
grass. Buildings and femme are in afair
0tete 0110pair, Easy terms etpaymoot will
be given. For ate'informablon apply to
11-tf G.1',BLAI18, Barrister, Anneals,
CIPLENDID FAR11I FOR SALE,
0. That excellent farm,' Lot 15,, Oon, 5,
Townahlp of aray, 100 001e0, moat be sold at
once in order to close estateof deceased own-
er, The lot ie nearly all =area, with good
buildings, ample water supply, largo or.
chard, 1} miles from Cranbrcok, is under
good cultivation and is a veru clesiralslepro-
perty indeed. Apply to I2I0HARD it11T,
OHELL, Brussels P.O.• 7011N 7p11T07?ELL,
011 the promises • Or A. HUNTER, Brussels,
Dated Sept 1011,, 1800;
G00D FARM FOR SALE IN
the Township of Grey. In order to
erose an estate the West half of Lot 24, .Con,
7, Township of Grey, 60 acres, is offered for
immediate sale. On the premises area good
frame. dwelling with kitchen, 0o., also. two
frame -barns,ood water, orchard, &o., and is
close to the Village of Ethel. Softie of the
host and farm is well fenced,. Apply to
ALEX. ueooraD1vMDLYBar, Sm atrm; ARNT,
Brussels,
1i ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
proem:NEn offer theirsplendid 100 aoro
farm, Lot 2210on. 12, Grey, for sale. There
are 85 acres cleared, balanao good hardwood
bush. On the premieee is a comfortable
frame house, frame barnand outbuildings;
good orchard; wells, &o. 40 acres -under
grass. Parra ,in exoellout 7 state 01.
tion, 19 miles from Oranbrook gilloge and 09
from Brussels, Poeaeeeion oould be given
th,e Fall. For further particulars as to
price, terms, &a„ apply on the premises. or
write to Ur{Mown
M ookown SAMUEL 0ARNOOHAN,
Ti TALVABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
VThe eligible 300 acne farm, composed of
lots 10 and 17 in the 10th con„ Greytownsbip,
Huron Oo., and 60 acres, part of lots 10 and
17, 11112 con,. belongtug to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the :rat farm is a good stone house mud
large bank baro, ne0oesary outbuildings; or-
chard, &o. Farm well watered, well fenced
and in good state of oultvation. About 50
soros of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
the 50 acre farm there is a house and barn,
orcharsold jointly oaboutepseparately t 8 acres o i suits purehasoore
Possession given In the Fall, Farms are on-
ly a mile from the village of Oraubrook,
where
school,esiimrsre,Carad09Iilesto the thrvng mar-
ket
town Brussels. For further particulars
as to price, terms, &o., apply to
AGNES BROWN,))F
JAMAS BROWN,1 Executors.
Craobrook 1'J O. DROWN, 1
BOAR FOR SEEVIOE.—THE
Lot 20,,
Undersigned
n, 5, Morris, thill e keep for
ebradim-
proved
White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J,14. Brethour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicano Fair. forms, 8100 to bo paid
at the time of service with privilege of r@
turning if necessary. Pedigree may he seen
on application.
ROBT. NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—T}IE
undersigned -will keep for sere o 011
lot 20, Con. 0, hforyis, the tboro"broil rgs
English Berkshire Boar, Captain Jobb a,'
sow at0therWorlds Fair,eC Pedigree a villrbe
produced on application, Terms -3100 to
be paid at time of service with privilege of
returning if neeeaeary,
14.0m JAS, BPEIR, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service. on
Lot 27, Con. 4, Morrie, the thorn' bred Tam-
worth boar•."King George," purchased h ora
H. George & Sone, who got first prize for
their herd at Guelph Fat ;Steak Show. The
dam of ..Ring George" won first prize at the
Show, London England, Hie sire, was im-
ported and weighed 760 Ibis. Terms 51.00 to
be paid at time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary. Pedigree 1110y be
seen on application,
RLCHA7iD ARMSTRONG,
40.10 Proprietor,
Anoint Order of United Workmsnt
This old and prosperous Fraternal dosed-.
¢tion numbering 800,000 members are pro -
gen slug to the public their popular and aeon
conical rates to worthy men, at the vory low
rate of about 08.00 per $1,000 per annum.
The Workmen" Prouipaly Pay Heath
(Halms and expeeb a surge increase to its
members now that Moth American Line
Com1)anioa don't seem sage/notary to Can-
adians,
1OOST. ARMSTRONG, O2. W, • W. H. HERR,
Recorder; J, d, 01bEIGIlTON,PYnauoisr,
MEDICAL •CARDS.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
0.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
S. Ont. Residence and office In Wilson'e
Block, corner of 131111 and Turnborry Ste.
T 141. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
efi Phveiolan, Surgeon Aocouohor, oto,
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Vacuity. Member Of Collage of Physicians
and Surgeons Out. Omuta—Next door to
McDonald & L'o„ Walton Ont.
Dpi. F. H. KALDFLEisCD
00156300.802, 010503013 AND 110001i011E05,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO,
let Claim Honor Graduate of the Ifniversi-
tissof'1'riaity(Toroato), Queen's (I{iegobon)
15211 of Trinity Medical Oollege ; . Fellow of
Trinity Modicol 0011ege and member 01 the
(!ollogo of Phyomians and Surgeons of Ogter-
lo. Post Graduate Course In Dotroit and
Chicago, 1800, Special attention acid to die-
oaos of Eye, 1Nose analThaddie-
liaaoumon. ta"0ouaultatioa in Eng-
lish and Gorman,
Nov. 113, 1896
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Now that the long Winter even-
ings will soon beherewe de-
sire to draw your atton,
tioli'to the long list of
Games that ' we tiro
showing this
50110011
Orokinole,
Authors,
Logomacby,
Fish Pond,
Dominoes,
Bagatelle,
Plage,
Keeping Store,
Snaps,
ltioos:m ger. Boy,
Ottokoo,
Yacht Dame, Bioyole liana,
Little Goldenlooks, Ocean Dace,
Deter Coddles, Population,
Fraobione, Obiug Ching,
tap., c00., dm.
Lost Reit,
Nations,
Flips,
Halms,
Cheolcere,
Strange Peop1°,
Old Maid,
Lotto,'
Jack Straws,
Paroliessi,
Chivalry,
WALL PAPER.
g—.a R.
We have only room to say a
word about this but we are selling lots of
it all the same. Our trimming machine
is giving great satisfaotion and we are
pleased to see that our efforts in this dir•
action aro being appreeiatod by our oue-
tomers. So don't forget that we trim all
Wall Paper pur5based from us Free of
Charge, at
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Tin L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
s Bolioitorand Oonvoyaneer. - Oollec-
bione made. Office--Vaustone's Bleak, Brus-
eels. -.21-852
YVM. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer ;NotaryPub
leo, &o. Oftiao—Va55tone'e Sleek, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
MG. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Oaeneron, Holt &
OaOnt Office—Hamilton St.,Solicitor,
ho Opposite 001.
borne Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER
-• Solicitor, &a. (late of Gnrrow &
Proudfoot'e Office, Goderieh.) Office oyer
Gillian .8 Smith's lank, Brussels,
Money to Loan, 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales oonduot
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and Yarm
stooka specialty. Orders left at Tan Posr
PublishiugHouso,Bruaoels, or sentto Walton
P.O., w311 receive prompt attention,
T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
i' • LIEU, will sell for bettor prions, to
better mon, in ase time and less charges
than anyother Auctioneer In East Huron
or ire won't charge anything, Dates and
orders can always be arranged at this office
or by portional npplioatios..
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
who has had 25 years experience as an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit lowing to i11
health, has again taken out license and to
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction Uuaranbood. Dates may
bo arranged at THE POST Publishing House.
JAB. ST/1ETT0N,
13.10 Auctioneer.
DENTAL.
DR. LDDAVID SO t,^r.
r Honor Graduate Toronto University,,
Licentiate Royal Oolloge Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a specials Moder-
Barrett c barber shop,, TAssured. 6�, Brusr
sale,
VETERINARY.
D. WARWIOIC,
t Honor Graduate of the Ontario.
Veterinary College, is prepared to goat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Oa1ls pro5Ftl at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge '1'urnborry et„ Brussels,
BUSINESS CARDS.
z H. MoORAOKEN,
Y• Usurer of MarriageLicenses. Ofiloe
at his Grocery, Turnborry street. Brims/de.
RPT. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. M. Malay & Oo's hardware sore,
Ladies' and childrenehair cutting a siseeialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFIOE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
81.00 to 51,000 and allows 8i per cent.
inte,•est, al. FARROW,
87-8M Postmaster,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1NB0RANOE,
FIRE AND MARINI2,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHEF'
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OFFIOn AT JEWELRY 8000E,
I"No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
it HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Go, Huron. Couveyaocer, Notary Pubiio
Land Loan and Insurance Agent, Fantle
incased• -and to luau. Oo11oottons made
Olttoe it Graham's Meek., Brussels
r n[:1108. A. HAWKI'NS,
$
Wilt
Ill ivro
lessens
o pupils
either
plana or organ. at 1115 Music 800s51opposite
the post—office, Brussels. Vocal 'Winona aIs
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