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n..,,g1. isnot.
aloe We are often deprived of many of
the enjoyments of life, This is your case
if you have never tried our
Jersey Milk Shake
Don't: soy you have tried Milk Shake of
other makes and do not care for it, be-
cause there is no comparison between the
milk shake we make and that which is
sometimes called by that unine. Try ours
and see if you are not strengthened and
refreshed.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1891.
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Bought from a Reliable Manufacturer at 65 CLUJ bs on the Dollar,
We do a big business in Roadymade Clothing, and we are in a position to handle big, job lines,
turers have any clearing lines to offer we get first chance, We took advantage of one
and bought a big line for 65e. on the $.
Jolley ButteNow we will sell Men's Snits for $3.'25, WOath $5 .00 ; Alert's $10,50 Snits for $7.00 ; $12.00 SulitS ice: $8.75 ;
Have you ever eaten Jersey Butter ?
If 110 you will know what good butter Is.
We os.n supply a limited quantity at 17o.
per Pound, and if you do not say it is
worth itl will make you a present of some
G. A. DEADMAN,
Dreggist, Bookselier,
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION IV. O. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Goma Sotrai. Gems NORTn.
aU 6:53 a.m. I Mixed thse a.m,
Express.....51:45 eau, Mail 0:06
Mixed 8:11p.m. Express 9:45 Pan.
woad netvs ltems,
chiel's among ye takhe' notes,
An' faith he'll prant it.
Thu mosquitoes are busy again.
A limn= of Ethelites were io town on
Sunday.
Etunou Co. Column minutes will appear
next week.
Boyssummer coats and vests cheap at
A.. R. Smith's,
I'. Sam took in the Woodstock races
on 'Wednesday.
Frau stock of mourning goods, orape,
ito, at A.. R. Smith's.
Max's felt hats from 5o. up. They
must be sold. GEO. Good.
MEN's summer coats and vests at
wholesale prices at A. R. Smith's.
Ix is reported that one of our popular
storekeepers is soon to join tbe army of
benediots.
REV. Jeo. Boss, of Brussele, and Rev.
A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale, exchanged
pulpits last Solidity.
BEATTIE Enos. racer took 2n5 money
at Woodstock on Wednesday of this
week in the running raoe.
Oprommx WANTED.—Come on with
you opposition for the next 30 days in
readymade clothing. A. R. Sums,
GEO. GOOD advertises a list of articles
for sale in another column. Do not fail
to read it as he intends to sell them
cheap.
AT the Y. P. 0. A. meeting in the
Methodist thumb Monday evening Dr.
Ceve.ragh gave a very interesting, address
on "Giving."
Iss the absence of the pastor, Rev. S.
Sellery, Rev. R. Paul conducted the ser.
vices in the Methodist church last Sun-
day both morning and evening.
Max, 1891., will long be remembered as
the driest of any May in the past 50
years. The whole month passed with -
oat rain, unless in small areas, over the
Dominion.
Tun brickwork on the American hotel t
was completed this week and the carpels- o
tars are now pushing their department. I
The bricklayers are et work on J. G. t
Skene's store.
G. A. DEADUAN, Druggist, bas a jersey
heifer that has given 5,000 lbs. of milt
in 7 months and 7 days, with her first
calf. He would like to know where there
is a two.year-old of any breed that can
beat this.
Os Thursday afternoon the business
places in Brussels were closed from 2 to
3 o'clock out of respect to the late Sir
Joint A.. Macdonald. The bell in St,
John's church was tolled and the public
achool was dismissed.
As will be seen elsewhere in this issue
Rev, S. Sellery, X. A., B. D., has been
appointed to Wingham and has been
elected chairman of that Dieted. He
deserves it all aud Wingham Methodists
rutty consider themselves fortunate in
securing him.
SINGLE Faus.—On the days of the Sea.
forth tournament—June 1818 and 171h—
a speoial conveyance will leave Brussels
at 7 a. na each mornieg for the conven-
ienee of any parties desiring to go out.
Single fare for round trip. The stage
will also run 5.5 usual.
Taos. THOMPSON, proprietor.
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLIN6.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entruated to him
in a way that will insure satisfaotion.
Wellcleaned out and put in propet
share. Terme reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnherry st., Brussels. 43-tf
Lase Tuesday evening wag election of
offisers io connection with the R. T. of
T. The following is the list :—S. 0.,
Bro. Alex. Wilson ; V. C., Sister afrs.
Alex. Wilson ; P. 0, Bro. G. Rogers ;
Chaplain, Bro. W. II. Kerr ;B. S., Br,
G. A, Hood; F. So Sister A. Sinclair •
thi 12)
When the
this week
manufac.
$13.00 Suis for $9.00.
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FACTS. - A.. SMITH. - CALL AND SEE THE GOODS.
Remember the stock of Readymade Clothing we bought
been offered for sale. They are all new, and were made for
one of the largest, if not the largest, wholesale manufactures
offers a great opportunity for clothing buyers, If yon have
and see for yourself, Save Good Money.
is not a bankrupt stock. The goods .have never before
this season's trade, These goods are manufactured by
in Canada, and were intended for fine trade. This sale
been accustomed to give .$12.00 for a suit bring $8.75 only
A. E. SMITH
,
Smale's Brick Block, Opposite Central Hotel, Brussels.
SHEEP washing and sbearing are now
coming in for attention.
Message, ramifies, prints, flannelette
cheap at A. E. Smith's.
78 CENTS, in advance, secures TUE POST
for the balance of 1891.
Cowen sic SMITII'S boots and shoes at
right prioes at A. R. Sinith's.
ADVERTISE your lost, found, strayed or
stolen goods in THE BRUSSELS Pose.
TOMATO, Cabbage and Cauliflower
plants for sale at I. C. Richard's harness
shop.
Dm you see the Dominion Day posters
announcing the features of the Cele.
bration in Brest:els 7
FELT boots for 91.00 a pair; overshoes
for 50s, a pair; long boots only $1.50,
Everything must be sold. Gzo. GOOD.
BEATTIE Bnos. have been awarded the
contraot f carrying the mail between
Brussels postoffioe and tbe depot and re-
turn. Tenders are now asked for the
conveyance of the mail from Sertforth
to Wroxeter.
TEE charit xi last Friday evening was a
disgraoe to any backwoods settlement,
not mentioning a town the size of Bros.
eels. Some smart boys and young meu
in this place require to be taught one
good lesson.
Mae. D. A. &aux has removed the
"Constitutional Comet" manufactory to
the room recently vacated by the
Foresters' Lodge, over A. R. Smith's
store. A large and growing trade is
being established,
Tim Band gave the first of their series
of open air concerts on Victoria Square
last Fridayevening. It is needless to
say that their music waa appreciated, the
crowded state of the sidewalks and the
park gave ample proof of that.
DOMINIoN Day will see it monster
Trades' procession in Brussels. Last
year the morning parade was one of the
waling features of the day but the oorn.
ng one promisee to distance anything
herniated in the past. Dont fail to see
t.
Wool..—As will be observed by avers
isement and posters Samuel Smale is
n the market for the purchase of a
arge quantity of wool. His store is in
he Smote block, one door south of the
tandord Bank. He says he will make
t worth a farmer's while to brine his
wool to Brusaels.
J. C. Tura:, of Oranbrook, has leased t
the Revere House and premises in this
place from Thos. Hall for a term of
years. Mr. Tuck is a man of experience, f
and will do his best to keep the house in f
a way that will satisfy the travelling f
public, Mr. Hall's health is not by any
means restored yet, but we hope now, s
that he is free from any responsibility, f
an improvement will take place.
CuoPTY Esommin ANSLEY, by instrue• t
tions of County 0ouncit, will have two 'I'
wing walls emoted at the south abut- w
ment to the Brussels bridge. This is
very necessary as tbe large amounts of
clay now deposited there, and now hay- h
ing nothing but plank supporta. The f
nevs proposed walls will make a very m
complete and permanent job. Reeve v
Grahrurt loelts after the interests of w
13russels in oommende,ble style. a
Dominion RACES.—The Summer a
Meeting at Listowel is on July 1st and It
2n8. There will be two days dead game b
races from the word go. The first day a
there are two trots and a mile and a
qt.:atter clash; the second clay a 240 trot, —
an open trot and a shreemuarter mile te
run, best 2 in 3. Their splendid traok
never was in better shape. They are in 1
the Great Western Trotting Ciroutt and r
some of the best horses in Ontario will Is
be on the brook. If you care to see good a
horses go for they are worth,a visit to Lis- d
towel on one or both clays. 48-2 el
PATRONS OV INDUSTRY.—A most enthus• ti
Leath: and unanimous meeting of the p
Patrons of Industry was held here last p
Monday afternoon. Thd meeting woe 111
annoimoed for the sample rooms of the to
tr
10
ti
D. A. Swale 18 home after a lerigthen•
ed visitpud is consideralAy improved in
health we are pleased to state.
40o, japan tea for ; »So, hyson
for 24o. ; 400, heson for 290.; 350. a'aPoo
tea for 26c.; 20o. tea for 10o. Gum
GOOD.
Wu don't handle old shop worn goods,
bat when svo get a snap in new goods
from the nianufacturer we take them.
A. R. Slant.
Tux Saturday excursion trains corn.
menoed running last week to Kincardine
and Goderich. The return fare is 91.00
gooa to come back on any train on Mon-
day.
No man eau afford not to aubsoribe for
his looal newspaper. He never knowa
what he loses or what he does not know
about home. Then subscribe for Tne
POST, and at Once.
WE want to show our customers the
differenors in prices in readymade clothing
for the next 30 days. Compare our
prices with those who buy in the reguler
way. 8.53, Sturm
OWING 10 the large apace devoted
to the death of Sir John A. Macdonald.
and a partial report of the Guelph con-
ference, &large amount of district news
is crowded out this week.
AT 4 o'clock on Saturday of this week,
itt tho Queen's hotel, Brussels, the gravel-
ling oontracts on the boundary between
Grey a,nd Morris townships will be let by
Reeves Milne and Mooney,
Alms O'Cressoe, assisted by her pupils
and other talent, intends giving a con-
cert in Gorrie on Friday of this weals.
Miss O'Connor and Miss Katie Wilson,
of Bruseels, will assist in the program.
Ox receipt of the news of Sir John
Macdonald's death the flags on titQueen's hotel and the Orange Hall wer
run up at half.mast. Two of hie por
traits were draped in crape and placed a
J. T. Pepper's drug store window.
Tom12th of July gathering in Brussel
prontises to be a big one. The arraege
ments for special rates on the railway
and the securing of speakers, bands &care being carefully looked after. Tie
celebration will be bald on Monday
July 13913.
Hymn:sears—Last Friday evening John
Rivers, of Stratford, was united in &
marriage to MISS Raohel Sipes, of as-
sets, at the residenoe of Bobert Remit.
on, grandfather of the bride. Rev. S.
Jones tied the matrimonial knot. The
happy couple took the morning train
or their new borne in the Classic oity,
ollowed by the good wishes of their
riende.
THE Wingham advance of last week
aye :—"An old man named Proctor was
onnd dead behind a woodpile in Bel.
moreon Tuesday last, and is supposed
o have been there since Saturday. Dr.
owlet, coroner, was telegraphed for and
ent out and examined the body, but
onsidered an inquest unnecessary.
When found be had an empty bottle in
is pocket which hail contained abloro-
orna The old gentleman will be re-
embered by many in Wingham and
iomity. Some few years ago he and his
if e wore working here at house painting
nd deeorating, at whieh they were
depts. The wife died some time ago."
bit, Proctor and wife will be remembered
y Brusselites as they speut some time
round here.
FIREMEN'S DEMONSTRATION IN 811AFORTII.
Send for parbioulars of the Grand In-
rnational Firemen's Tournament to be
th
eld in Seaforon June 16th and 1798,
891. 91,000.0910 each prizes for hoe
eel races, hook and ladder noes, ootip-
ng competitions, firemen's foot -races,
nd other sports Buell as bioyele races,
rummers' race, football matches by
embrie light, and tamers' load comps -
tions. 910.0080 the largest load of
eople and 00,00 to the load Of largest
eople. This will be the greatest spoet-
g event ever held in the west, Do not
eget that the great championahip foot,
all match between the Detroit, of De.
oit, and the Hurons, ot Soaforth, takes
one on the recreation grounds on the
orning of tbe 17th. For Surther par -
adore send to R. Haxby, Secretary
eaforth Fire Brigade, Seaforth, Ont.
Rev. G. F. SM,Toti, tvho has been loon&
ed at the town of Waterloo for the past
three yeare, will assume the pastorate of
13rtiesele Methodist church on. the fleet
Sabbath of July. Altliongh comparative.
ly young in years Mt. Salton has earned
an enviable reputation for pulpit ability
and tnanagement of church work genet,
ally. Ile will receive a hearty welcome
to Brussels, The Watet100 OhrOniele
goys ;—"At the last meeting of the Quar-
terly Board, at the Giotto of the three
years of Rev. 44. F, Salton's ministry
attiongst us, &gees to plass on record its
refound sense of ratitude to Almighty
od for the renter cable measure of pros.
rity that hag attended hie labore and
e happy and hoptiffil condition of all
partments of our church tvork at thie
me. We thankfully recognize that uns
r the Divine bleeriag Much of this
Osperlty ig clue to the bplendid uabilities
SIRION1•11.111
and wholcasouled consecration of our
pastor, whose pulpit ministrations have
been marked by uncommon soundness
and breadth of learning, amplled to
biblical exegesis, added to powers of
word -painting, illustration and keeness
of logioal analysis, which are seldom
found united in the same man, but to
which must, in his case, be added the
invaluable faculty of organizing and di•
renting our young people into the various
departments of Christian growth and
nativity in the church upon which the
future prosperity of Christian cointnuni.
ties seems most to depend. We part
from our esteetned pastor and his wife
withont the recollection of a moment's
unpleasant relations, and we pray Inc
them the richerit blessings of the Father
Divine in their work of Christ in their
svocteeciing field of labor."
ADDRE*8 AND PRESENTATION. — Last
Monday evening Dr. and Mrs. Graham
invited the ohm oof Melville church to
their home. .After an enjoyable time
at lawn tennis and croquet on the lawn
an adjournment was made to the house
where social games music, conversation
and refreshments oonstituted the pro-
gram. A. charade WAS arranged, the
word "Present" being aoted. As the
last act was in readiness the folding
doors were thrown open and Miss Lille
O'Connor, the efficient organist and choir
leader, was made the recipient of a
beautiful piano lamp, with handsome
shade, bronze pedestal, &o. Alex.
Stewart jr. read the following address
and Mrs. James Herr made the presort -
Lotion 1—
l'o Miss Lilla O'Connor,
Dear Friend, --We, the members of
es Melville ohurch choir Brussels, learning
° of your approaching removal from our
midst, do wish to express to you our
" highest appreciation of the profieient
s and untiring efforts and interest you
° have taken in the service of praise as
leader for the past 15 months. As a
° slight token of the esteem with which
s' you are regarded by this choir we beg of
- you to accept of this piano lamp. We
' wish you continued prosperity in your
future career and trust that the few
months spent together rosy long be re-
membered by us all with pleasure. May
God bless you abundantly in the doing
of his work. We are yours most respeot-
fully, Alex. L. Stewart, Mrs. W. M.
Sinclair, Jessie Kerr, Nellie Carlisle, W.
M. Sinclair, Maggie McCrae, Kate
Wilgon, A. C. Taylor, L. IL Wilson, M.
As Richardson, A. M. McKay, James
Mitchell, D. Ewan, J. Molmuchlin, Robt.
Wilgon, Maggie 0. Stewart, Mrs. Jennie
Graham, William Graham.
A
Treasurer, Bro. T. Fletcher; Herald, , to
lire, Jas. Ballantyne ; Guard, Bro, A. so
Boss; Sentinel, Bro, L. Ball. The n
Council is getting along splendidly aud
promiees to do better work than ever. qu
9500 von 8 NEEDLE.—"Oar Homes," a di
tbirty.two page monthly magazine, de- tyl
Voted to house building, home furnishing, in
house decoratien, fashion, general biter. SIr
ture, eto., is the best publioation of its ex
Wass in Amerion. The publishers, in la
order to inotease the (simulation of their w
magazine, offer large cash rewatde to ho
those of their subscribers, or intending It
eilliseribere, who correctly answer the co
following question ; Mete in the New th
Teettuneot are the words "a needle first to
fotlnd Cash daily and weekly rewards ea
given while the competition lasts. Tim re
ptibliebete will give away thousands of
dollars among those correctly anewering
the get:salon—the leading reerarcl being
9500 in gold, Send ten cents in damps
or silvet for tt eample cent of 'Our }lorries'
and complete miles gOveroing the corn -
petition. Addreee—Orm ROUES PEILISII.
5190 (lo, rokyiI3e, Canada.
merman hotel, but the place was found
o small to ocoommodate the aodienoe,
an adjournment Was made to the Town
all. F. J. Banned, organizer for Huron,
as present and introduced the trade
estion, which was afterwards freely
soussed by the members and merchants
to were present. Satisfaetory arrange.
tints were made with W. Nightingale
Co., merchants. Many people in town
pressed their surptise at seeing such a
rge number of Pattons attending. The
ork must certainly be taking a fast
Id upon the people Of the surrounding
el proud Of his work in this part of the
linty, as we noticed the leading Men of
O surrounding stations pretent at the
wnshipe. The following wore the orgemi.
tions reptesented with the IMMO of the
speotive Presidents :—
D, Stewart, E xcelsior ;
Alf. Wiflitungon, Grey's Stronghold ;
Wm, Barrie, rarrner's Bights; Po
Wm. Oarnoolian, Lady of Grey; th
Thos. Davidson, Shining Sitar; de
John alcOrirtney, Grey Benner ; ti
11. E. Burkholder, Pride of Mortis ; de
Alex. Stewatt, Monarch of Gree rp. pt
This genuine well arranged surprise,
worked like a charm. The recipient
replied in appropriate terms and the very
pleasing evening's program was brought
to a close by all joining in singing "God
he with you till we meet again." Miss
O'Connor's engagement with Melville
church closes next Sunday evening. Her
retirement is regretted exceedingly by
the members of the choir but they are a
unit in expressing their good wishes for
the future happiness of this estimable
young lady.
MOMS,'
FRAHM, — In Grey, on the 8r8 inst,, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Fraser of a daugh-
ter.
SPEIR.—In Morris, on the 1018 inst., the
wife of Mr. John Spelt of a dough -
tet.
Balla—In Brussels, on the Ilth
the wife of Mr. James Bell of it
daughter,
T11011NTON.—In BIUOValet 011 May 8188,
the wife of 111r. Christopher Thorn-
ton of a son.
Z.C..A.MeaR.T-1317z,
Rtvmss—Sons,—In Brussels, on June
5911, by Rev. S. Jones, at the real.
dance of the bride's grandfather,
Robert Hamilton, Mr. John Rivera,
of Stratford, to Miss Rachel Sipes,
of Brunets.
Krregti—OAVAtia011.—kt Elmira, on June
2nd, by Rev, J. Wass, Miss lemma
Cavanagh, of Elmira, sister to Dr.
Cavanagh, of this place, to Me, R.
0, Kitsen, of Wingham.
=sum.
MoIreash—Neat Walsenburg, Huerfano
aunty, Colorado, on May 30th,
Allan McLean, of the HUM Har
positor, Seaforth, aged 44 years.
STIns014,—Ip Peel, on the dtle that, 4.00
Stinson, beloved wife of Mr. Alexan-
der Stinson, aged 66 years,
Lown.—In Greys on dune 7th, John
Lowe, aged 63 years, 3 months and
7 days.
Porternonth, England, on
May 1598, 1891, Thomas Smith,
brother to Mrs, Bishop Ward, Bret:.
sets, aged 57 years.
Cutesath—In Mortis, on the 10t1 inst.,
Pane Clennam, aged 90 years and
10 menthe.
The newly.olected °Meets of the Strat-
ford Met:hanks' Institute are :—Pres-
ident, Rev. E. W. Panton Sooretary, S.
S. Radoliffe ; Treasurer, 84, Nichol ;
Direotors, John Read, 3, R. Stuart, C. A.
MaYbertY, Wm. Davidson, Wm. Alex-
ander, Edgar Macklin, H. j. Shaver,
Phinee.s McIntosh, T. Plummer, Wm.
Buckingham, J. H. Cale, Dr. Hippie, R.
R. Lang and A. 0. Shaw.
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messurssceaas staas.zsmcsmass.
Fall Wheat 1 00
Sping Wheat 98
Barley 45
Peas 48
Oats.... . • . 65
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 12
Eggs per dozen. . 10
Flour per barrel 5 00
Potatoes ... 45
Hay per ton ....... ...... 5 00
Pork . . 500
Hides per lb 4
Salt per bbl., retail....„ 1 25
Sheep skins, each 60
Lamb skins each 40
Wool, per 18. 18
1 03
1 00
50
45
66
13
00
5 50
50
6 00
5 50
00
co
75
50
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ONEY TO LOAN.—PRIVATE
Funds. epply 10 GEoRGE EtINasToN,
Joliet, Illinois, or to
41.81 THOS. KELLY, Brussels,
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
on Varna Security at Low rate of In -
serest. Apply at TEEM Poem Publishing House,
Brussels, 45 H. A.
QTRAYBD FROM THE P.SEM.
tree of the undereigued, lot 16, eon. Id,
Grey, on or about April 26th, a yearling
heifer, red with white spots; a yearling
spotted steer; a yearling red steer, and a
yearling red heifer. Any information lead-
ing to their recovery will be thankfully re.
calved. 47-3 P8955555 0855553., Proprietor,
T 081' IN ETHEL ON MONDAY,
June lat, 189/, a pooket book contain-
ing four promiseory tiptoe, viz,:—One given
by Goo, Clement, $08.00, given on or about
March Nth, 1801, two years time ; one by A.
W. Panabaker, 9100.00, given on or about
March 20812, 1891, One MI'S tiwe, interest at
6 per eent. ; one by Alex. Helluer, 670,00,
given in Peb'y, P301, ono year's time,'Mterest
7 per cent. from Slay 180891, drawn In favor
of A. W. Panabaker •, One by Geo. Bannister,
843.00, post clue end 625 Dodd, Also a deposit
receipt oia Sank of Hamilton, Listowel, f or
61025.01, drawn 11ay 28991, 1801, and about
850,00 in cash. I hereby caution any person
or persons from purchasing or negotiating
in any way any of the said notes. A roward
00 919.00 will be given to 8.113, 351100 Sliding
mid returning said pocket book to ole or
leaving it at 01.9', RIGA Ulster's store,
Stliot, Sone 3rd. 0. 81013138, Ethel,
REAL ESTATE.
OHOICE FA.RM FOR SALE.—
Lot lh, Con. se, Gray; 100 aures; first.
class buildiugs. A rare bargain to a cash
purchaser. Title perfect. Apply at once to
W. M. MI.tsOLAflt, liolleitor, Brussels. 80 -
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN
AIMOND= has several good Parma for
sale aud to rent, easy term% in Townships
of Morris and Grey, F.13. SCOTT, Brussels
37-85.
rf HOWE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South half Lot 27, oon.6, Morris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildinge,
fine young bearing orchard, Immediate pus -
session, Easy Tams, Apply to
W. 81.131E01AM.,
95. Solicitor, Sto.,Brtleselli.
JUNE 12;
PURF
WHITE
HELLEBORE
PEPPER'S
DRUG
STORE,
BRUSSELS.
BANKING.
MoINTOSH & MoTAGG—ATRT,
BANKERS, - BRUSSELS,
Wastessmact e. <3-02.1.ere.3. 333.1.3.1L-3,21.ff
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Cenadian and United States Draftbought
and sold,
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Collections malls on favorable terms.
Canadian Agouts BARR OF
Cannon.
Now York Agonts—IMvOitTnne AND TEAT.
ERB NATIttNAT, DANA.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A M. TAYLOR, B. O. L.,
• Barrister, Solicitor, 80., gi Adelaide
Street East, Toronto. Money to Loan.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Cony eyaneer. 00110°-
61one made. OftIce—Yanstoue's Bleak, Bros -
eels. _ 21-3015
A,17 M. SINCLAIR,
v • Sol lei tor, Oonve ye.= or , No tary Fab-
tio, &o. 01900-611tDaln B loek, 1 door north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
DlORSON & HAYS,
mato with Gamow 8 Proutifoot, Gode-
rich ,1 Remoter% Solicitors. Conveyamiers,
<be. Offices—Brussels and Seat orth, Brim-
sele Oflice—Up-stairs over Bank, Money
to Loan,
rt. B. EtAYB, W. 11.010515019
BUSINESS CARDS.
'jJISS O'UONNO.R,
Teacher of Organ ano Piano.
40-15 Princess str•st, Brussels.
MoORAOKEN,
• Usurer ofSfarrtageLtoenBoa, Oftles,
at his Grocery, Turoborry street. 13russe1s.
RN. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. 5,1. McKay di Co's hardware store.
Ladies'and Wilhite= hair cutting a specialty
A MoNAIR,
Zit_ • Isstwer of Marriage Licenses, by
aPPo6n8inon1 of Liout,-Governor, Commis-
sioner, ,ho., Q.55. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insuranee Co. Office at the oranbrook
Post Office,
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
A LEX. HUNTER,
-C1- Clerk of the Poarth Division Court,
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loan and Immune() Agent. Viands
invested and to loan. Colleotions made.
Ofilce in Graham's Blook, Brussel%
qi A. HAWKINS,
• Organist ill 89. John's Church, Bros.
eels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, 01 .8.
W. Thayer , X118. Doe.. New York, will glye
lessons to pupils either at Thos, Rally 8,
Turnberry st., or if preferred, at their own
homes. Terms moderate. de-
vrisS SHERLOCK,
.01- Late of the Conservatory of liftisio,
Toronto, is prepared to give lessons at
Ethel and Cranbrook. Pupil of Professor
Fisher and Mr,Eiarrieou on the piano, and
of Mr, B. 55, (Bark in voeal music. Claire at
Craubrook every Timidity. For terms, dm.,
&Indy at the Methodist Parsonage, Ethel,
DENTAL.
1s111,WTS=.1.2.."2" !
Ball, L. D. S. Nitres Oxide Gas ad-
ministered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East, Tenon°.
IM iatIPESTI
M. CAVANAGH, L. DS., b. D. S'
clxadmaa of "e Royal College of Dental
surgeons, Ontario, end of Toronto Mai-
OFFIGLI—OVOT Pepper's Drug Store,
Bonaes• '
TT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—
Tho subeeribor offers her house and
109,corner ot dames and streets,
Brussels, There is a oomfortable house,
good stable, splOodia, won, 85, on the pre-
mises, acre of land, Por further partial],
lars as to price, terms, 80. apply to
MRS. WM, kloCULLOUGE, Brissels,
VAR1VI FOR SALE.—THE UN -
&reigned offers his valuable 100 nom
farm, being X.ot 12, Con. 9, Grey, for sate.
Thom are 85 acres under crop, balance
timbered. There is a good ondiard, wells,
dm on the premises, besides log hoose, bank
barn, 8e. Will be 501:5 00 roe eonable tering.
Per price and fell particulars 03913, to WM.
HABRIRX, Brussels P. 0,, or joins BBATTIB,
Soaforth, Out, 87-0m
VALUABLE 60 ACRE FARM
eon 8ALE.--Being west 3lat 11, clon, 5,
Gov, 2,1 miles from Biqa:se/a The land Is
good olay loam, well drained, mostly 811
cleared and in good order. One acre Of or-
chard In good nottir. Thom is a never fail-
ing liming on the promisee and an extra well
at the buildingir, The buildings aro coin tett-
able, Wouicl take imitable property in or
bear Bruseels as part pal% Per further eat'
tiaelare apply on the prendtles to
'PROS, MCGREGOR,
or actress Brute:els-P. 0. 8861
'ARM FOR SALB.—TRII UN-
nunsietnin offore for sale the north
ealit quarto r of 10908, tioneeseion 0, Morris,
County of tiuron,contittithig 50 acre% The
land feat grail quality and In a, high state of
etiltlyation, Well torrood and nuder-drained,
1.0 items cleared. Now frame house, 8 rooms,
Milk bouts erftli eonorete Walls, 2 wane,
goodie:ism and abed, orchard , oto. Bight
aores of fall wheat, Thia desirable property
adieins the corporation of Brussels. filth.
89110 98919 will be given. eetleporfoot,
SAMES esonivoi, Owner,
86. Sea erth I', 0,
AUCTION EERS.
ARAYMANN,
a Auetioneer, is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, dm Terms
cheerfully given. Cranbrook 3,0. Sales
may be arranged at Tug Pon Publishing
House, 13ru sole.
(3rEORGE KIRKBY,
Lieensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct-
ed on reasonable terms. Parma and farm
stook a apeciaity, Orders left at THIS POST
Publishing House,•Bru seal% or sent to Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
iTAVING TAKEN OUT
513 05 0.11 Auctioneer, itam prepared
to concloot sales oflarin Stook at reasonable
prices. Itnowing the standing of nearly
every Orme I am in a poaltion to sell M
good marks and get good security when geld
on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
me a oath 02. P S. SCOTT.
MEDICAL CARDS,
M. F. CALE, M. D., (J. M.,
MeMber Of the Collog o of Physician ,
and Sergeone of Ontario by OXaraination,
011.1ao and Unlace:me —Main etteet Bast,
'Mel, Ontario,
JA. MeNA.UGIITON, M. D.
• 0, NI., L. B. 0, P., Edhibinvh, M. 0. P
S. Ont. Ati Pepper's Drug Store from 8 to
13:08a. in, and from 100 to 4 p, 011, .18 ether
hours may be found at his regidence, form-
erly 060171)150 by lir, Butt:bloom Rill St,
VETERINARY,
T D. WARWICK,
ey • Honor etroduate of the Ontario
Vetetluary College, is prepared to treat all
dieeasee Of doineeldeated animate In a com-
petent manner, PartioUlat attention paid
to Voterinary dentietry, Calls prOmptly ats
tended to, Ofilee and IngrMarY*Tteci doors
north 01 bridge, Turnbeery st„ breaseit.