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Postmaster Farrow
Has boon suffering from a severe
Cough following La -grippe, Ile
bas been using
ED£AUt AN'S G OGH ALM
Which i.i »Dile rxpt'n.ely fey flnughe,
Colds, Au., stud ne ewye shat it ie the
best he ever had. Attain and again our
emseerners tell us the in thing, \Ve
have made aft impro'•etnetlt in it tingle,
on if you have net bed any of the unprav
od the would very utuob like you to try a
bottle when eulleriud from a cough, cull,
tight+l,.es in the meat or Lung Troubles
generally. You need not fear
The Croup
With a bottle of our Cough Balm in the
house. This remedy le only mauule:Oar.
ad by ourselves, and, with our other pre-
parations ix guaranteed to do all we claim
for it.
G. A. DEADIIAY,
Druggist, Bookseller, etc.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. &E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, a9 follows:
Gown SDUTN, GOING hong H,
11at1........ 1:15.18..m.1 .... 'iese man.
tbxerase 1Y50 a.m. I Mall 3.15 p.m.
Mixed ........ 8:31, p.m. Express , a:IS p.m.
A.Cat `i1:i1T"a 3$C11t5.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
Ate' faith he'll prent it.
SEE the prices in Geo. Good's windnwe,
CLovea and Timothy seed at McOracic•
en's.
Cosr price sale at Duuford'sfor 30daye.
Big bargains.
New shir,inge arid oottonades arrived
at A. R. Smith's.
EAsr Huron License Commissioners
met in Brussels last Monday.
SEE Burgess' Cabinet Photos that are
finished with Floral Scrolls.
ALL tweeds bought From us cut fres of
charge. D. 0. Ross,
ANY quantity of bran and shorts for
sale at the National Roller Mil s.
W. W. P,rausse' Photo Gallery is over
the Standard Bauk, Stratton a Block.
Telt rap bucket is uow taking its io•
Wigs and maple sugar may be looked for.
Otto stock of shoes Inuit be sold.
Women's buttoned boots at enc. Geo,
feon1.
I'r:ttr}ourself to a new suit wile the
big sale goes on at Dumford'e. Call and
seg his fine stock.
CCSTONERS, we will sell one nets gods
as cheap if not c'eeaper than we dil last
year. A. R. Smith.
WE do the best hat trade in Iowa there_
fore we keep the cheapest and be -t select•
e.1 stook. D. C. Ross,
Tug report of Maitland Presbytery
came to has:l00 , Lote fur this issue. It
appear next week.
Ei.tono.e budding lot on Mil etr"el
Brussels, for sale, cheap for cash. Apply
to A. Bawtinheimer,
J. J. GILPIN disposed of his rough cast
cottage to Mrs. David Maguire, of Grey
township, receiving $500 for the eatne,
Mr.. Maguire is a sister to Mrs. 1), C.
Ross.
P. Score sold his Carlisle driver, this
week, to Arch. Welsh, of Montreal, Mr.
Scott has six horses left yet, which
promise him a good return its the near
future.
As we du the largest and nobbiest trod
in town it is not a matter of profit on
aur goods we want as we make a profit
out of the number of hands we employ.
D. C. Roes.
Peew ee:ones buying tickets from G.T.R.
agents to Manitoba and all points west
have the benefit of checking baggage
trough to destination, T. FLETCHEtt,
Towu Ticket agent.
e THE next Horse Fair, the la=t for the
er'at•ou, will be held in Brussels, on Thus.
day, ]lash 81st, There were about 25
horse buyers here on Thursday of last
week and a large number of animals
Olmstead hands.
I NAVE now a buggy under construction
at one of the carriage shops here and
any one wanting a liret•olaee one will do
well to enquire of me, as a bargain will
las given on the same and they could
have it finished to suit themselves.
I. C. Ritborde,
WE run theouglt oars from Brussels to
Toronto on March 1st, 15th and 29111 and
aeonApril 26111
o t March b
h 80122nd1dand Arom pril 5th
and 10th. These save all changes except
at Union Depob et Toronto. Bay your
tickets from G. T, R. agents, T. FLer-
anon, Town Ticket Agent.
Ote Monday of this week Robert W.
Armstrong, son of Wm. Armstrong, form-
erly a well known hotel steeper, Ito. in
Brussels, died ae the home of his sister,
in L'Anse, Mich,, of consumption, aged
25 years. He was visiting here about
two years ago and was then in decline. 1
Bah, was a jolly fellow and a general
favorite with all who knew him.
Coceaaxs k Jerne ox, marble tnanu-
7• ^furore, are now taking ordr s for
Inning delivery in their line. Ae hereto.
1,..m all workmanship and orders eroded
to their care will be put up in the most
approved style and satiefa.atlon guaran.
teed in every case, Anybody requiring
anything in thole line of era le it would
be well for them to see their designs and
peices before making their pereh+tses.
Onro.- The Exeter ,advocate says
eAs time rolls be lbs young must die as
wet 1 n s the
old, furu
o Yiouda Wm. A.
so
eldest u of Wm. and ila•mta,
ll Brooks
pnesed quietly away to that laud from
whioh the traveller never means.
Stricken as he was in thu prime of youth,
eit the age of 23 yeare, with thee mach
dreaded disease consumption, he has
been graduahy sinking until he succumb.
ed°to fns efi'eote on the above date. Re
w1C6 a general favorite among his tom-
po,ione and during aflhie efrknese was
pili 'ent cad uttselfelt. The funeral
a0
to Y�Sf, l o
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p on Thursday from the
p me residence, lake woad, neetcr
rT th, of 20'olook and proceeded to the
Il eater cemetery for interment, The
bereaved paronte have the eymp achy of
the community in their hour of eoprow
and atiliotion,
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MAS. 11, 1892
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�, YOU WANT
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We have. much pleasure In Statism. t1iat We have received it large Consign men t of Spring Goods,
^C.ifj `v, r6.pi
Black (('Id Colored Dress Silks,
tweed Dress Goods,
.feints,
Fla nn.elletts,
Enabrniderie,s,
Insertions
;SSlANT
Grey Cottons,
White, Cottons,
,,ti Itir'!i•n '. ,
Cotton ages,
Den inns,
Brown P•ollands,
Table Linens,
Table .Napkins,
Sheeting's,
Ticla,in si,s,
Towels zn ds,
Muslims,
Attention is called to our compete line in White Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Ties. As usual our Customers will find
that particular care has been taken to secure the latest novelties. The variety we show exceeds any previous Season.
,N'ETV ,'PI?INNG 0O,1 ,.1,1V D C,1 PE8
We bays just passed into Stock to -day our import order of Ladies' Ge:Man-hallo Jackets and Capes and would ask the Ladies of
Brussels and vicinity to call and see tlic newest novelties for 18132. A perfect lit guaranteed.
FElls,;Il iitN & IIALL1D_lY,
Opposite American Ilotel.
f Highs t price paid for Butter and Eggs.
Fon the uioeet spring hat in town go
to D. C. Ross,
New dress goods, prints, 0e., arrived
at A. R. Smith's.
Bensons School Board will meet this
(Friday) evening,
Fon the nobbiest and cheapest wait in
town go to D. 0. Rose,
A cttu'Lsrs stock of spring goods just
r reel, ed. D. 0. I:oss.
New bermes, collars, cuffs, hats, caps,
shirts at A. R. Smith's.
ANENT Bnos. are having beading bolts
brought in from Heefeem by rail.
NEW gents' furnishiee s, tweeds, worst-
ed coatings arrived at A. R. Smith's,
Houses for eale or to rant. Comfort -
ab e and convenient. W. L3. Dickson,
OVER /50 loads of ice have been taken
from the river here this winter by Watson
Ainley.
TiIR contteble cant get on the street
too soon judging by last Sunday's amine.
ful exhibition.
Ours expenses are light. We will sell
our good goods at as let, a price as last
year. A. R. Smith,
10 can give von anything you leant,
from a hat for your head to a pair of sox
for your feet, D. C. Ross.
Pr is worth re -telling that \V. Burgess
produces the best Photo in town. All
work gearante»d satisfactory,
Loon in your sideboard, pantry or
cellar and se- what you need before our
groceries are all sold Geo. Good
el argernen of the creditors of James
Cousins will be held at the Queen's Rotel
tel Friday afternoon of this week at 1
o'clock.
R, LEATIIEetALE, andortaller, attended
seven funerals in five days, la grippe
being responsible in the majority of
the deaths.
FARMERS I ilo you want a first-class
plow 2 If you do cell on J. J. Gilpin op•
pulite the Town Hall, 13rnesels. 3Ie is
selling them cheap.
WANTED. -A good, strong boy wanted
to work in a general store and make
himself generally useful, one with six
months or 1. year's experience preferred.
W. Ntanrr:GALE, The wonderful oheap
man.
SETTLERS To MAx[Ton.t..—Ry buying
your tfokets from us you start From th
nearest railroad at your dears and get a
through ticket. All informal fon is ahanr
fully and civilly given, T, FLETcugti
Ticket Agent, G. T. R.
FAST Tuesday three cars of settlors
effects were shipped From Brussels. Jno.
Bain and W. Habkirk took one to Neep
awn, and Methveu, respectively, and Jus
Holmes one to Park River, North Dakota
Fetor Holmen and Mrs. Jas. IIohnes and
family went on the some tralst.
Lem of passengers ticketed this week
by J. 1.. Pepper, C. P. R. Agent Brus•
eels :-W. J. Crawford, Winnipeg Man. ;
W. Baines, Neepatva, Man.; Thos,
Myles, Melita Man. ; Mrs. Thos. Myles,
Melita Man. ; Nelson Malitian, Melita,
Man. ; Miss Jane Coulter, Melita Man,
WELL•DZneING AND DRILLING. -George
$irk has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to Itim
in a way that will ineure satisEaotion.
Vella cleaned out and put in proper
bane, Terme reasonable. Residence
sewed door north of the bridge, weak
ids of Turnberry et., Brussels. S1.tE
Bno. BEAT1'tx, organizer of the Sons of
Scotlaud,ie in town for the purpose of
itohtn a nam of that order in sets. This 15 the mese progressive So-
ciety in Ontario, 2,000 mentbere having
joined It Iaet year and 47 Camps were
organized in that time. Three new
Oamps were pitched last week at Port
Dover, Oakville and Atwood. A. meet•
ing will soon be auuounoed here.
FnAtetictN English Remedy Catarrh and
Bhamatic Cure, the same that was sold
on the street on Fair day, March the 8rd
can he bought :AG. A. Deadman's drug
store, price boo, a bottle. It's positively
one of the best blood purifiers and gener-
al tonics known to science, many doctors
using ft privately in their practice in the
Eastern Country for dyspepsia, catarrh
and rhumatism, le has no equal.
Mr. Comely, proprietor of the Johnson
House, Owen Sound, was anted of dys-
pepsia
and general weakness tine result
grippe. Thos. McGinn, Elora
Road, near Guelph, was cured of rhegma•
tiem anis dyspepsia after suffering two
years and had reached that state of de.
bility throe he wee unable to work his
farm. Thew, 001111e, of Peterboro', an.
other victim to dyspepsia and catarrh of
the stomaoh,atways hawking and spitting
op phlegm, was entirely cored by Frank.
tin's I'omedy, Yon can boy Front:final
electric inhaler, price 29 Dante, for nasal
catarrh, headache toothache, neuralgia,
deo, Beware of imitation. None genuine
unless manufactured by Franklin Medi-
cine Co., 30 Kind Street, `Toronto.
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ANOTNNR brand new stack of boots
shuts arrived at A. R, Smith's,
THE Auditors' abetraot of Brussels
1891 may be found in this issue.
20•noz, naw ties in all the latest et
and colors, cheap, D. C. Ross.
lernevmcE church choir sting at Wttl
on Monday evening of this week.
OVEROOATINoe and suits sold Itt1
down at Due ford's cost priers sale.
Cormae to rent, With or without b
acre garden. Apple to 1)n. MeleenvEr
Elm Homo: Farmers' Institute me
leg at Wroxeter oft Tu-s.i,y 23ud and
Gorrie on Wednesday lard.
AT THE POST Publishing H'onso ie a
bleak cap, black mitten, pair of woollen
gloves and a door key awaiting owners.
G. T. R. Q• C. 1', R. through tickets to
all points in Manitoba and British Col-
umbia, T. FLETCNGR, TOWS Tialcet Age.
Blesses. HEattLY .0 VANSTOxa shipped
S Ven Oates of wheat to Por laud during
the poet week and two cars of pens to
Bostn 1,
'TS:Imam are asked for lntnbee for aid
welke and gravel, also for scrapi
Ternberry street from the bridge lo f
Tows Hall
Coatnner:rs have been made about pe
pie throwing their tt ites on the etre
and wo think itis about time there w
a stop put to it.
ale. Ls= wid conduct divine servi
in St. Jnbn'e church (D. \'.) each Su
clay morning at 11 o'clec:r till furih
notice and in St. George's Walton, at 2:
p. m.
Bniern along our old harness a
collars an have it
a d l a e lam
repaired
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-telly f
acrd G. T. R. Agents sell through G. T. a,
sic 0. P. R. ttukeee, We uhe,.tt 800 lbs,
for baggage through to all points in Alberta,
Msuitoba and Aseivaboia and our rates
'les are as low as any. T, FLETCHER, tioltet
agent;
ton A Nt'a[nEll of hove, fifteen in all, who
were auuoying A. Brace, lab Mcuday
say' night, got out of the difficulty by haudng
over 10 cents each, rather than have the
elf Reeve deal with the ease, The sooner
some of the lads realize that they dont
of owe the town a togothnc the better for
at the good bum of 13rnesets.
Fou some time A. Kceuig, proprietor of
the American Hotel, had been missing
moue1 from the till belonging to the bar
and set hi. aseietaut,Geo. Steeeraagul, on
guard. Early one morning, about 5 o'•
cloak, the uususpeotiugoulpat with lamp
and key obtained admission to .he bar
room, only to be uonfrouted by George.
The;gaute was tip at onus and shortly
after the man, who had b+••n hostler at
rho st.ble, coofcas.d napetted Elle? s, t•o•
turned 07,00 to Mr. Emilie and left the
e -
ng town.
be Lenox (inrncti ANNCAX. MEETING AND
Soccer, RECEPTION TO Mus. (Rev.) D.
n- Mxemst-On Thursday afternoon of last
et, week the annual meeting ofKnox Presby
as Wrier' situ oh ars held in the chums.,
There was a good attendance. Thongs
oe Straoltan occupied the eh ,fr. The affairs
u- of the congregation were foiled to be In a
er eatisfautory condition. A small dell tit
30 in the finances, , incurred during the
vacancy, was agreed bo be cleared off by
an special collections, and ie wits believed
or that the members of the congregation
would readily accede to this, so that
muter
the new t pastorate there n
r might be
no impediment to advancement in the
goon work. It was decided, in order to
meet the current expenses of the congre-
gation, that the members be called upon
to escertnin the amount they were wit -
ling, annually, to contribute. This are
raugoment it wax thoughb would be satie.
factory alike to the members and manage
meet of theoongreeation, The managing
committee were delegated to this work.
Tbey are Thee. Straohan, D. sloe•, ar.,
R. Burn, Geo. Crooks, Hugh Lamont,
Thos. Calder, Jas. Ireland, Daniel
Glassier, D. C. Ross, G. A. Deadman
Jas. Cute, Samuel Barr, Alex. Nichol
Alex.lIoQal1, sr., and Joltit Straohan
Oolleotora for the schemes of the ohuroh
were next appointed, Tltey are toe fol-
lows :-cons. 1 and 2, Grey, Robe. Outt ;
cons. 3 and 4 Grey and 2 Morris, Mieses
Mary Strachan and lelary Turnbull ; oon.
8 Morrie, Miss Mary Ireland ; oous, 7
and 8 Grey, Misses Mary Lamont tents
Mary 111. Lamont ; 000, 4 Morris, Miss
Black ; con., 0 and 10 Grey, Mies Ella
McNaughton ; Col, 5 Morrie, Miss Pipe ;
cons. 11 and 12 Grey, Misses Both and
Calder ; con. 6 Morris, Miss Maggie
Walker ; con. 7 Morris, Miss MoOal1 ;
cone. 18, 11, 15 and 16, Grey, Miss Annie
Hislop ; Brussels, Misses Lizzie Ross and
Maggie McKay, After the business was
disposed of, tea and cake were liberally
supplied to the people by a hose of
willing lady -workers, and amply par-
taken of and appreciated. Thomaa
Stranitan filled the chair and delivered
an able and befitting address, He was
followed by Rev. Mr. Forret of Walton,
whose addrese was ranch appreciated.
He thanked the obairman for hie kindly
reference to his duties as interim moder-
ator of session during the vacancy. A
pleasing feature of the occasion was the
warm reception given to Mre, (Rev.) D.
Millar, She was introduced to all presets
and heartily weloomed to Brussels, Rev,
Me. Miilar thanked the people in behalf
of Mre. Millar and thereafter brought the
meting to a close by engaging in prayer.
spring work. Wo will da then cheap
tied satisfaotioa guaranteed. 1. 0.
Richards.
WE had a rapid turn over of new goods
last year and are going to have a swift
turn over of new dry goods, and olothing
this year if good goods and low prises
will do it. A. R. Smith.
hitt. SENIOR, who has been running a
blllittrd room in this place for several
months has gone to Kincardine. He eaye
be made motley the first fete months but
latterly the trade fell off.
TEE examinations for the entrance to
the High schools and the Publics soh, of
„avinu examivatione Will be heed this.
ear in June instead of July an formerly.
The 28th, 291h and 80th of June are the
ates fixed.
Bo notice elsewhere ie will bo seen that
Acies Tillie Tait, a well known resident
f Brussels, has changed her name by the
aeistanue of a IKtnsas minister. We
Wish Mr. and MPS. St, Peter many yeare
f happiness.
A. Amlt'r•rtt, proprietor IIonso of Com -
Ams barber shop, Ottawa, says :-A
umber of my cnatomers are using Anti-
ankruff, and it gives the Bost of satie-
aution and I consider it a success for the
urpose advertised.
DR. E, T. M1[,t,ett, of Cross Plaine,
is., has exprexsed the opinion that, for
betivate oases of syphilis and scrofula,
yer's Sarsaparilla is ttugneetionably
he most effective remedy known to phar-
Rcy. Wonderful cures have resulted
oto its use,
MResas. Ferguson and Stbbio, repro.
ntiog the congregation of 3t. George's
turob, Walton, lately waited on their
aator, ltev. W. T. Olntf, and presented
'm with a load of oats, amonnting to
ver 50 bushels. Mr. Cluff is deservedly
opular.
Tug anneal meeting of Brussels Driv-
g Perk Association will be held at the
merioan 13utel, next Tuesday evening,
8 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving
e report of the p tet year, electing
ffioers, tee. Every shareholder is asked
attend.
A was was complimenting the members
of the town council on their foresight in
appointing a constable on Monday even-
ing in view of the large attendance of
clergymen, elders deo. at the Presbytery
meeting on Tuesday. We did not hear
of any arrests, however.
A some., under the auspices of Melville
church choir, will beheld at the residence
of Jas. Mitaholl, con, 12, Grey, on Fri-
day y evemnb of this wool[, commencing at
7:90. Conve ancee will be ab 111
Co.'s and Mrs. Bttllantyne'e stores, a
re-
spectively, at 7 o'Wloek.
Mies BRsste II. B1tntrat of Burlington,
Vt, bad a disease of the scalp which
oauend her hair to become very harsh and
dry and to fall so freely she scarooly
dared to comb it, Ayer's hair Vigor
gave her a healthy scalp, and made the
hair beautifully thick and glossy.
Lass. Sunday evening the amebic, Of
song in the Methodist absinth attracted a
large number in addition to the usual
congregation, The pastor gave it brief
outline of the various authors and re.
fared to interesting anecdotes bearing
on the hJmna. The Sunday school
orchestra #ttrni;yt+ed the aasampaniuY+prti,
The Spring A.eizes opened before Chief
Justice Armour at Stratford on Monday
afternoon. The docket is a light one,
There being no criminal cases his lord
ship was presented with White gloves.
Bricker v. Hay, suit for slander, was
settled out of court. Reilly v. Guest was
postponed. Abraham v. Stephene, etas)
for 4650 balance Ito Io on parahaae of half
interest in The Stratford Beacon woe
settled out of out for $04O, the defend.
ant paying costs.
str.A. m x:oa,
Tttnaoc---5tsMAN,--On March lith, at
Viotoria Cottage, Brussels, by Rev.
R. Paul, Mo. Abel Tindall, to Miss
Fannyams
Se n, both of Grey town.
eltip.
STPaean-TAI:,-In Abilehe, Kansas', on
rob. 20th, at the redidonoo of lIte,
%Vlllia m Johnson, 317 ,fleet Otlt street,
iy Rev. Mr. Mayor, pastor of the M.
(hurob, lltr. Theodore StPeber, of
Abilene, to 11•Ifss Tillie, fifth dough.
for of the late Robert Taft of Bros.
solo, Ont.
Fn0saa-WIIITBIELo,--.At the residence of
the beido's father, ou Tuesday, Mar.
1st, by the Rev. F. M. Smith, Mr.
Wm. G. Fraser, of Stratford, t0 Miss
Elizabeth, daughter of lYlr. John
Whitfield, of Grey township.
Iltvtx,--In Morris, on March 2nd, Robe.
Irvin, aged 03 years.
BREIVAtt.-In Morris, on Thursday, Meech
8rd, William Brewer egad 92 years.
Srttt•roa --In Morris, ou March 0th,
John 11., sort of Wm. Skelton, aged
2 years.
Onn.--.In Winphtun, on the 27th of Feb•
ruttry, Robert Orr, merchant, aged
37 r Bare.
MCCALtoet.---Lt Ethel, 0n Llfarch lith,
Eliza McCallum, aged (10 years and
11 months,
You No. -At L'hth, on March 11th, Myles
Yonne, J. P., egad 57 years, 10
months and 21 days.
LovI.--In Grey, an March 7th, Amoiia,
nelovul wife of James Lave, alters 69
years, 1 urtuth and 213datys.
ARustnoso._.Iit L'Anse, Mlobe on
march 7th, Reb,•rt W. At mstroug
formerly of of Bt•uesels, aged 25 years.
Femme.- -In Grey, ou Blare)) 5th, Amos
Franklin, fifth s,n of Thomas
Pepper, aged 10 years and 3 months.
SouzuvmLE.--Ln Morris, ou Thursday,
3lnruh Ord, Robert, eldo-t son of
John and Catherine Somerville, aged
-30 years, 2 months and 5 days.
AVCTXCN' S.A.I. w,�-
WEDNESDAY,
Minn u. 33 + tt -
Feernt stook,
implements, die Lot 2, oon. 0, Grey.
Sale cotnmousses at 1 o'ulouk. S. Burgess
prop. F. S. Scott, anat.
TUESDAY, MARCH 22nd,-Tat•In etoclt,
implements Leo, lot 35, con, 8, Grey,
Sale commence. at 1 o'clock. Edward
Collis, prop. be S Scott, ant,
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Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas....
Oahe
Butter, tabs and rails..,
Eggs per dozen
Florr nor barrel
Potatoes
slay per ton.
Pork
Bides per lb
Balt per bbl.,
Sheep eking, each........
Lamb skins eaoh.
Apples per barrel
87
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25
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5 50
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN..
pi -avian FUNDS TO LOAN
onev ternto. Apply to
04- oN tv, BIOl3AIGDSON, Brussels,
TEAM
M OP WORKING IARpEarS
EicularaaTtatPalavPueh,ugFuhaer.-
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ISS FANNIE LONG; DRESS
nteuan,Lietowel, baa re -opened her
shop and may be found over Lamonb's music
etoee, Main street. Satieteoblots guaranteed
with all work done, Latest Fashions,
PRIVATE FUNDS -$500 --To
LOAN for a term of l years. Apply bu
tOS1.PE isideGG tinlxaoutors of
JAS11WiletelNBON. , Baines estate,
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41011 SATiE -TWO STORES
ou best corner in town of Brussels. s -
front, extra Well hulit. tone foundation,
be sold for less
than cast of building, Apply to
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W. 51. 0000108 tt 0o,
Steal Setae Agents.
487 Bic/intend St., London, Out,
MEDICAL CARDS.
NA`TtI.1.
CA
LE,
M, D.,
,
Member boo of the rollay exam in ion.
and Surgeons of Ontario by stamtn Beet,
OOloo. ants 10oeidonao-1tlriu street Beet,
btholr0utario,
JA. )OIOIQ UG13TON, M. D.
. 0,141., L. R. (1.r „ Tadiubureb, b[. 0. P
S. Ont. Itoelrtattoe and ofloo in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mill and Tureberry Ste.
VETERINARY.
T D. WABWiaii,
e, r honer Graduate of the Ontario
'►etarlbar College is prepared to treat all
A19eap5 oiienteOttohtedaaimale In a cern-
potent runner, Particular attention *aid
to vetoyletiery A.attstry, 01119 erereet1 at-
tbntv9Cs, his did htdreary.-Twe doers
aeretltt,t �!z<I Cttt �'\ettMkrry 10,111•rnlbfllt
Anti Want to got it at rea-
sonable Priem. l.f so
..� t,.i.t t1.t.•e„.
Pepper's Drug tstc re.
Newest Designs,
1,eitest Colorings.
CANKINs.
uINTOSH Ss M0TAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Transact of t3•®ratra1. Zganlci,.•i(,+
Xinaoinvala,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Caualiau and United Statoo Drafte bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits,
Collections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents-MtinoHANNe BANE or
CANADA.
New York Ageets-IMvonrene AND TRAD-
5116 NATtoNAL 13ANE,�'-
STANDARa BANE Or CANADA,
A1
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
W. ie. COWAN, Preeideut.
J. L. BRODIE, Cushier.
ASSETS, • - . . $7,000,1100
PAID EP CAPITAL, - - - 1,000,000
R0SEnyE FUND, - - - 000,000
Agencies in all principal volute in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, Gutted States
and England.
Brussels Agency.
A General Iinnking Rneiitess Transacted.
Yttrium's' and other gond Notes Dieenue tad
at lowest rates. Drafts Issued and Coneo-
tlmts tendo on all points. Deposita received
and interest allowed at ant runt rates.
SAVINGS RANK.
Interest
Allowed dsdtDopoaiset 0iupwards from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal, and com-
pounded half yearly.
P comet attention nod every ft1c111t1 at7otd-
nd re stomers livieg at it distance.
G. P. SCIIOLFIIII,D, Agent.
Mineola, April 000.10111.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
i?L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor Suri Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made, Oatoc-Vttustone'e Block, Bruit-
eels.SI-tial+
VlI, S NCLAIR, -
• Solicitor, Commya0Oer, No bay Pub•
tis dm. Ontce-Graham e Block 1 dc.tr Lurth
of Popper's Drug Store, Private lends to
L0a0,
D1OKSON & DAYS, _--_.
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Matewithere, tTSolicitors.t Conveyancers,
6:0, 0luoea-leruseole and Senfm•th. Brun.
sale tt0co-Up-stairs over Bank, Ilene,
to Loau,
n. 9. HAYS. w, 8, ntrl00018
RUINEss CARDS.
1`'T H. MoORAOIULN,
• Insurer of Marriage Licenoe
ses. his G1000ry, 1ureberrystreetruool,
N. BARI1ET'T,
&V.
south of A. Tonsorial M Ray Artist* (lo'& hShop-Nextdtore.
Laclies'aud ollldreus bah• (tutting a sP00111 ty
AMoNAIl1,
Iusurer of ltiart•lage Licenses, by
ttppolotmeet of lalout,-governor, Commis -
Fire fuser:owe Q. Go. Conveyancer abt Le Crant,roolc
Poet °Mae,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
nesunANON,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A LPX. HUNTER,
08, Eason. ofthe}Boost, Notary Politic
rand,
toandtolon'anectiFunds Insurance Agent.
made.
Odloe in Grahame Block, Brussels,
OIL PAINTING,
Mise Merles, of Wingham, is prepared
to give lustruatiou In oil painting. Terms
may be ascertained at Miss Nellie hoes' store
where samples of work may be soon, Mico
Mork) would also taste a few more pupils in
wusio,
rp A. HAWISjNS,
• Organist in St. John's church, ores.
and
o• n the Art f Teaching,W.
eels,
lar, Mos. Loo NowYorc,w give
lessons to penile either at Thos. Farrow's,
corner of Queen and Princess Ste„ or if pre-
ferred, at their own homes, Terme ntotler-
ate, 96,
DEkTAL.
IE.LNIlexWI' f
M. CAVANAGH, L• D. Sn 0. D. Se
Graduate of the Royal College of Mental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
veraity, Olru•ttE-Over Peppor'e Drug Store,
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AUCTIONEERS
RAY M
ANN
Auctioneer, il0inlyeetond sales fao101, oTrm
cheerfully given. Ct•anbrook Y. 0, Sales
may he arranged at Pun Posro Publishing
tionso, l3rneeole.
ar FORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
oil ou rmtsonable terms. Perms fwd farm
stook fte O�a
PubIlehing abecam tarnesele, or pent to Welton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
AVLiG TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
e8 as tin Auctioneer I ern m Proper ed
le
Knowing to e0aduot seisefarm stock at reasonable
prices, thetendi90 of 80801y
m
every person I eIna no ait lon to gen tc
good murk* end get roar] meaity when sold
onars4it., lSat fe00ies gisarapteSit.. gl'ive
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