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THE BRUSSELS POST
"Roney on a Stick,"
To encourage the oonsumption of our
Comb and Extraoted Honey, we Will
divide the seatioaa Bolts to retail for
each. Bring your friends end treat
them to a "stick" of Comb Honey. To
enoottrage the children also, we will put
up little boxes of Extraeted Honey to
Bell at
2c. and 3c. Each.
Most everybody knows that there are
diffetent kinds of Honey, but not every
one is aware that there is a difference
even in the same kind. All Money when
first gathered by the bees cant:tins u,
lerge amount of water, but if allowed bo
retnain in the hives for some time this
will be evaporated by the bees. We use
lerge hives so as to give the bees ample
time to eliminate this water, thereby
giving us homey of a superior quelity.
Bring a jar or other vessel with $1 and
seoure lbs of our beet extracted which
is the purest and best sweet known,
G. A. DEA.DHAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, fas.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
souTunar; gx.fillisioN W. O. &18.
Trains leave Brussels Stetion, North
and South, es follows:
Gomm Souris. ficaNci NORTH.
Mall 7:10 a.m. Mixed 0:45 a.m.
liaMress HO man. Mail 5:1818.88.
Mixed 8:60 p.m. Express ......0:88 pan.
rnral Ct1 kerns.
A chiel's among ye to,kin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BarTEtlima.
Now for the Fall Fairs.
AnvEnTmE your Strayed steak.
Colmar, meeting next Monday evening.
Da. Sseadra, the specialist, will visit
Mussels on Saturday, 171h inst.
A NEW dry goods store in Brnssels is
among the probabilities this Fall.
MESSRS. CARDIFF ris MERRY Sold 40
Massey—Harris binders this Summer.
Arum buyers have been fairly tumb-
ling over one another in this seetion of
late.
REVD& MRSSRS OnOSsi.,22 ANL, IdmiTra
ere expected to visit Brussels sometime
this Fall.
ANDIrew's shooting gallery was in town
this week. Also Mr. Slowcome's muse-
um. The later is a wholesale fraud on
the public!.
Coalmine Jc JOHNSTON of the Brussels
• marble works, received a car load of
tnarble and stone this week for moms.
rants, bases, tee.
Tan lawn social announced to be held
on J. T. Pepper's grounds on Thursday
evening was cancelled owing to the rain
and cool waather.
Sean felirs were very anxious to do
business here the day of the races but
Doo Warwick, the Secretary, wouldn't
give them an opportunity.
Tones= Fair commences next Mon.
day. On the 138h and 150h excursion
tickets will be issued, when the return
fare from Brussels will be 02.60, good Go
return ou the 19th.
ON 'Friday afternoon of this week Rev.
D. Millar, of Knox church, Brussels, will
preach in Wingham Presbyterian church
at the preparatory service to the corn -
=union next Sabbath.
THE Clinton Record says :—Dr. Shaw,
Leek Kennedy, James Fair and James
Beatty drove over to Brussels and wit.
nagged the those on Friday. They report
a good day and good races.
PHILIP AHHNT • has purchased a hand-
sotne roadster colt. While driving it on
Tuesday evening the animal get frighten-
ed ata dog and an away damaging the
harness and road cart somewhat.
' Axone the District Deputy High Chief
Rangers of the Genadian Order of For.
-esters recently appoinbedd by H. 0. R.
Towe, of London, are Wm. Blashill,
Brussels, and .9.. B. Davidson, Goderioh.
Wilton is the show riug for the exhibi.
tion of horses going to be got ready on
the Agricultural Park? It should be an
ratged in the northern portion of the
grounds ao that the grand stand oonld
be utilized if desired by spectators.
ONTAMO STATrage, 1892.—The Queen's
Printer has issued the Ontario statutes,
1892, and Tun Poen has reoeived a copy,
Four or five hundred pages is usually
-considered a large volume, but the
present one is 994 pages, the largest ever
lathed by the Province.
SaoTT & JONES Shipped 3 oars
of cattle on Thursday. 35 head were
purohased from Samuel Dickson, of Sea.
forth. 20 two.year.old steers were weigh.
ed out of the number and sealed 26,550
pounds, an average of 1,327. The price
was 44o. for this lot.
EvEHYPOnv going to Toronto during the
Industrial Exhibition should visit the
Cyclorama of the "Battle of Gettytharg,"
and see the Stereoptioan views on the
"Life of Christ" with leotures daily at
11. it. m., Sp, m, end 80. 10 Admission
to all 26 oents, children 10 cents. Next
South•West oother of Front and York
streets.
TITS Winglutm District, meeting will
be held in the Methodist church, Brussels,
ort Tuesday afternoon of next week. In
the evening a public meeting will be held.
net. W. F. Campbell, Ph. B., of Blyth,
will deliver an address on "How to eon -
duct a prayer meeting," Rev. Meagre,
Pring, of Bluevale •, Dyke, of Belgrave,
and McLachlan, M. A.., of Teeswater,
will also speak on phases of tbe same
• subject, Rev, S. Sellery, B. D., will
preside.
• On 1 Mo. Nast.—The editor of the
Gerrie Vidette in reportidg the reeent
foot -ball match exouses t flair alub in tho
following "fishy" style :—Dueing the
first half time our boys had to face it
blazing sun besides kiaking up hill and
against a stiff breeze. And it 88183 during
• the first half time that Breese/a soared,
after which our boys seemed to pick
• themselves together aed go to work, but
were enable to get the ball through the
strong defenee 181 011818 Opponents. When
hall time was tidied the sun was just
disappearing in the west and as the son
Went down the breeze followed suit, so
that when the claba ehanged ends the
Brnseels boys hta neither anti nor wind
to nontOnd With.
Bursas:Ls Public school rempened las
Kende), with Principal Shaw, Miss
Braden and the Misses Abreham in their
respeztive departments,
DAN. Mclastaurroa disposed of a 2 -yes -
o14 colt, sued by ''ScoUttud's Farewell,
to Alex. Strachan, of this town, for $75
10 is a promising animal,
NIPXT Sunday afternoOn at 2:30 o'clock
Rev. W. T. Oluff will preaoh the annual
sermon to the Canadian Order of For•
esters in St. John's cherub.
Tan seil cloth cover lest from 11100or•
mick's (tendon) oonfeationery we,gon,
and advertised in Tun Pon, was foand
by Sae, AfeDonald, north of Walton,
who returned 10 00 its owner.
A couitLe of communications have been
received at TM* POST Publishing 1.10nse
this week without signatures and eon
sequently do not appear. We must know
who the writers are In every ease,
THIO hoodlum element wee out on a
obarivaring exeursion on Monday night.
11 they have no respect for themselves
they should have a little for the towns-
people. The ringleaders should be given
O lesson even if it cost the pupils Q10
apiece.
111ELvaan ahureh Chriatian Ilndeevor
young people had a pio-nio on hand last
Tuesday afternoon bub the heavy rain
pronounced the Benediation rather early
and consequently interrupted an enjoy-
able program. A. social was held in the
evening at the manse.
E.. GOMM of London township, out for
Robb. Dreaney, in one day, 18 aoree of
oats. He out it with one team on a
Frost ta Wood, single canvas binder, and
never missed tying a bundle. Mn. Guest
wants to hoar from some one who etti
beat this record. J. J. Gilpin, Brussels,
is the local agent for these maohinee.
SLIM Au McPusoson favored (9) Brue-
sels this week with his presence. He is
a well eduomted Sootehman and a olever
sign writer but whiskey knocks him out
almost every day and oonsequently he
occupied the "spare bed" in the look -up
three nights. Constable Broadfoot
started him off for the Imaknow Cale.
donian games on Thursday a. m.
Tan Atwood Bee asks :—Would it not
be a good and profiteble scheme for the
Ronald Foundry, Brussels, to establish
a bieyole repair shop now that there are
so many wheels in the Huron tract ?
As it is there is no repair shop nearer
than Brantford or Toronto, which is a
great inconvenience to wheelmen in this
northwestern part of Ontario. Such a
shop at Brussels would, we believe pay
well.
THERE are more oases of sickness and
death from diseesed kidneys than from
all other diseases combined. It is your
own fault if you allow your kidneys to
remain in an unhealthy condition when
the cure is at hand. Dodd's Kidney
Pills are guaranteed to ours the worst
cases. Ib costs but little to give them a
trial. They are for sale by all druggists
and dealers or by mail on receipt of 50
cis. or 6 boxes for $2.50. Write for book
called Kidney Talk.
Oran Praisons.—The monthly shoot of
Brussels Gun Club was held on Monday
evening at the Driving Park, nine mem-
bers competing. The following is the
score :—D. 0. Ross, 14; Joe: Milian-
tyne, 14; Dr. McNaughton, 13 ; Jas.
Irwin, 12; W. M. Sinclair, 12 ; 1. T.
Ross, 10 ; Jno. Hewitt, 10; R. Watt, 9 ;
A. C. Domes, 8. The first two mention-
ed gentlemeu shot three additional birds
each intending to break the tie, failing
in this they tried 8 more when Mr. Ross
won by one bird making 20 out of
poseible 21 and Mr. Ballantyne 19 out
of 21. Mr. Irwin has the best average
yet, however, and is closely followed by
Mr. Hewitt, As a number of matches
have yet to be shot It is hard to say who
may be the holder of the silver tankard
given by Mr. O'Leary.
OBIT.—Brnsselites were sadly surprieed
this week on hearing of the unexpected
decease of Miss Margaret Wilson, Bieber
to Mrs. Inc,. Skene, of this place. She
died at her home at Streetuville on Satur-
day le,st at 10. m., aged 52 years. Miss
Wilson had some throat trouble and had
gone to a Toronto speoialist who operated
upon her but she gradually failed until
the end came. She was here about 9
weeks ago and had been ill for about 7
weeks. Mrs. Skane went to her on Bator -
day. The funeral took place on Tuesday.
The subloot of this brief notioe was
kind beerted, Christian lady who ettjoyed
the esteem of all who knew her. This is
the second death in the family in the
past 2 mouths, a brother dying as the
result of a runaway accident on July
12th.
SUPDEN DEATR.—The Bruce Herald,
Walkerton, dated Aug. 1st, says :—"We
regret to have to record the death of
Clara, only daughter of H. B. McKay,
which occurred shortly before noon on
Tuesday. The cause of death was soar.
let fever of a malignant type. On Mon-
day a teaspoonful of carbolic acid was
acoidentally spilt, slightly burning her
hands and mouth, but none of it was
swallowed, and it had no connection
whatever with her death. Clara was a
bright, intelligent eland and will be,
much missed among her schoolmates and
companions with whom she 8808 0 uni.
versal favorite. On amount of the infeo•
Nous nature of the disectee the funeral
rsterday morning was private. The
ymptaby of the community goes out to
the parents thus suddenly bereaved of
their only daughter." The subject of
this notice Wail a, niece of Mrs. J. S.
Smith, of Brussele,
MsexemnutsL.—Last Saturday afternoon
Robb. Watson, a gipsy, bailing 10088 88800
Guelph, Dan. McDonald and Wm.
Mooney, teeth brought before Messrs.
MoCrae, Shaw and Kerr, 3. P's., in the
council ohamber, for engaging in 0 big
raoket in the Revere House on Friday
night. After hearing the evidence of
Constable Broadfoot, Kenzie Scott, J. CI,
Tuck and the persons arrested, the meg-
istrates imposed the following lines :—
Wateon, 48.66; McDonald and Mooney,
$8.40 each with an alternative of 15 days
in gait in each case. The rdw wag said
to hove started with Sam, Gray, another
piney, and he sought proteetion from
Watson. The letter was badly abused
by blows end Melte and a physician had
to be celled to ettend him. Grey has so
far eluded arrest, Rowdyism will nob be
tolerated in Brussels and the sooner pee.
ple eettle down to this fact the bettor for
themselves, It is hinted that the License
Commissioners will be asked, by the Deo.
pie north of the river, to (meet the
license at the Revere House if better
order is not maintained, Jag. Carter,
of Morrie, wee lined OM, by the Reeve,
for threatening to assault Constable
Broadfoot while this oMcer wag attempt.
ing to break np the fight. A few °theta
had a dose 0,11 teem appearing oleo, for
having to do with the rOW,
t ' fiesinsx school annivereerye serviees
wi 1 be held in the Methodist
church next Sabbath, ReV, Mr. Sal-
ton will preach au objeot lesson
sermon to the ohildren at 10:30 ;
" instead of the regular Sabbath salmi a
. platform meeting will be held, the pro,
gratu to consist of musette,' aeleotioes,
readings, and addresses from T. MeGilli-
c0adY. of Torento, and ethers. The
pastor will talk to the parents at the
evening eervice.
Pour's Pannell:taunt Pencil/der.—
Pretty Polly Perry persistently propoeed
practising phonography. Polly'e parents
peremptorily prohibited Polly'a pursuing
phonographic paths, poseibly presuming
phonography poor policy. Persevering
Polly proceeded pulverising parents' per.
suasions periodically, promptly parehas.
ing phonographie preoeptors' procipeotus-
es. Poor Polly, perfectly puzzled, pro -
(seeds patiently pursuing pretty promises.
Polly's Puritenioal parent propose punish,
ing Polly publiely, provided Polly per-
sistently prefers phonetic pabulom. Pre'
gently Polly procures ;Phonographic
pam ph I ete, poluting Prey icleneewa rd ,
presaging peculiar, pedant, perspicons
phonographic phases, Polly's pinmoney,
plus prosperous Invents' promised pit -
times, pays professor's perquisites.
Penunious parents, prophesying prospeo.
live poorhouse, protestingly permit
Polly'e plan. Polly punotiliously practi.
see practical phonography. Polly's
paintaking perseverance pleatees precep-
tor. Presently preceptor procures Polly
pleasant, paying position. Polly provides
parents' pie, puddiug, pastry. Prudent
Polly's pulohritude, punctuality, 0iquan.
ay pleaies pompous proprietor. Pro-
prietor petitions Polly's preference.
Polly philosophically presents proprietor
pretty pink palm. Proprietor politely
panifies Polly's parents' pangs. Papa,
pardons Polly. Papa, proceeding post-
haste, procures pious perish pastor.
Portly preacher pronounoes patient pair
partners. Parson presents pair paroh•
meet. Proprietor pays pastor. Pair
proceed; praise providence, plus phono-
graphy, princely pageaut preceding.
Practical phonography, patiently pritoti.
sed, proves palpably profitable.
BRUSSELS RAOEB.—Brussals Driving
Park Association held their annual meet-
ing here on Friday August 26011, the
weather and brook, considering rain all
day Thursday, was in very good eon-
dition, although a trifle heavy. The at-
tendance was large and the races the
best ever held in Brussels. One very
noticeable feature was that all fakirs
were prohibited from the gronnds. The
following WaS the program and result
am trot ; purse, 8100.
Wolter G., ch. g., Ssvartz, Wing.
(80181 1 2 1 1
Nimrod, b. (1,, R. S. Welles, Harris-
tm 1 4 3
Fanny az., b. M., T. Hetherington,
Cedar Springs 2 2 8
S.:a:loon, b. g., J. N. Perdue, Blyth5 4 2 4
Miss Garfield, b. m., B. Roe, Wing -
4 die
Time -2:411, 2:01,2:451.
Free -for -1; purse 8250.
Rosa 13., eh w., T. Hetherington, Cedar
Springs 1 8 1
Bay Fly, b. na.„ J. Johnston, Petrolea2 1 2
Tlme-41:851, 2:881,2:348.
Stallion trot ; puree, 8150.
Prohibition, b. 11.18. Crosby, Sarnia 1 1 1
O88:110e, b. h. R. Wilson, Seaforth 2 2
Prod Archer, b. h., W. Plnkney, Sea -0 3 45
forth
Time -2:401, 2:46, 2:839.
Open run ; purse $100 ; 3 mile.
Topsy 13 .Beattie Broth, Wingnam 1 1
St, George, oh. g., Black, Shelborne2
Earner, b. h., T. Gundry, Goderich 5 3
Time -1:804,
In the 8rd heat of the 2.50 thee there
was a oollieion between the sulkeys of
Nimrod and Fanny M., the former corn.
ing to grief. It was thought that Bay
Fly wee being pulled in the open race so
iu the 3rd heat a new driver was put on
who brought the mare in ahead. The
judges were Thos. Bell, of Wingham ;
Thos. Lamella, Seaforth ; and P. Seed,
Brave's. Time keepers, George Whitley
and J. Ward, of Seaferth. 4165 was
taken at the gate ae admissions. W. H.
McCracken and T. Rutledge had refresh -
talent stands on the grounds during the
afternoon. Brussels Band discoursed
musical seleotions. Wingham, Listowel
and Seeforth sent large delegations and
the other towns and villages in the
County were also well represented.
Business Locals.
Bounty day is Baby Day at Perry's.
Maas: groups a specialty at Perry's.
SUNBEAM and Mikado panels at Perry's.
GOOD farrner's lard for sale at Straoh-
en's.
Fon the best cabinet photos go to
Perry's.
H. J. STRONG finishee all his work by
the new process.
Go to Strong's and have your photos
finished in the latest styles.
TRH remainder of my baby earriagee
at cost I. O. Richards.
H. 3. STRONG (photographer) puts an
extra finish on all his photos.
photos printed on the new per-
manent exist° paper at Perry's.
TRUNKS and valises very oheap. A
good stook always on had.
I. C. Riohards.
Loon out for bargains in Fall goods
wbiall are now daily arriving at Alex.
86m:than's.
Hides you a set of our extra value tilekle
diver single harness, at fifteen dollars ?
L 0. Riohards.
Tousmone.—Persons wanting ripe To-
matoes by the bushel should send in
th sir order at once. First come, first
served. Taos. KELLY.
Wilta our megnifloient range and as.
sortment of Fall goods we expeot to
please all our old customers and many
new ones, Alex. Straohan,
WeIS,DIGOING AND Darbtoe.—Cleorge
Bid has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prem.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
118 5, way that will insure satisfaction,
Wells °loomed out and put in proper
allege, Terms reasonable. Residence
emend floor north of the bridge, weist
aide of Turnberry st., Brunets. 84.01
extern.' N °WM,.
jane Calsebread bolds the London re.
aord in the matter of the number of lar.
raignments foe being drunk and disorderly. She has reeently made hen 0001h ap-
pen ranee in the police court,
A Franoh 'loyalty in the tvay of a thne•
piece is a floral elook, the long hat& of
which sweep above twelve flOwer bode,
each bed being different from all the others
181 0118 color and variety of flower. The
hencla are moved by subterranean me.
1 chanism,
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Drafts Issued and Colleetions made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 41.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SHRT/AL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE OOTA,NOTMS 010 Palginnue SAM1 NOTES.
EFOIY facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
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all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
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Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
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October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposita,
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CCRIMI
An eel that is ordinary in all respects
except that is has a skin of a "beautiful
golden color," has been added to the
collection in the London Zoological Gar-
den.
In London a rat cleverely opened a
bleak -bird's cage presumably to feast on
the bird seed. The bird flew away and
the door closed. This time the rat was
unable to open it.
In a recent address before the Chicago
Electric Club it was stated that within a,
year there will be in operation five elec.
trio locomotives of from 700 to 1,200
hor se.power, and weighing from 46 to 80
tons. Such machines will haul trains
of 450 tons at 30 miles per bour up a
grade of 26 feet to the mile'and when
operated at a voltage about double tha,t
now lifted on trolley roads, will develop
high aimed service.
Newton (Conn.) farmers are very muoh
worried over the crazy antics of their
cattle, caused by a small, black fly which
is new to that section. The cattle con-
gregate in groups and rub each other's
backs just behind the shoulder. Sudden-
ly the pain and stings beootne so intense
that the whole herd will gallop off, atral.
ing about the lot, and unless the fences
are of a good height will jump them and
go off.= a mad run. The insect is of
the nature of the flea in its ability to
bite, but it flies instead of jumps.
Thousands of them get on one ox or oow
and bite until the animal is almost dis-
treated. There seems to be no remedy.
The eattle keep striking their sides just
back of the shoelder blade with their
heads and horn,, and 5088etiO3e8 fall
exhausted by their efforts to free them-
selves from their tormentors.
mamas.
McBlona.—At Ethel, CM Aug. 8Ist, the
wife of Mr. Quintin MoBlain of a
daughter.
FALLIS—DosoAN.—At Whitechnroh, on
Ang. 17th, by Rev. J. Geddes, Mr.
Jas. Fallie, of Turnberry, to Miss
Phemy Duncan, of London, Ont.,
formerly of Bluevale.
IsTAISMITE—MAODONALD.—On Aug. eatb, at
the residence of the bride's father,
by Rev. D. Millar, of Brussels, Miss
Isabella, daughter of Mn. Peter Mac-
donald, Morris, to Mr. David Morri-
son Neismith, of Toronto.
mman.
BuznieeLny.—In Bluevale, on Aug. 22n4,
Thomas BillingsleY, aged 63 years.
WILSON.—At Streetsvitle, on Aug. 27011,
Margaret Wilson, aged 52 years.
MoKsx.—At Walkerton, on Aug. 10tb,
Clara May, only daughter of IL B.
McKay, aged 11 years and 3 months.
MaDownbr,,—In Blyth, on lug. 2403,
Wm. McDowell, aged 80 years.
OMM018.38888=7.48
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat.... .....
Barley ......
Pepe
Oats
Butter, tabs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes .. 40
Hay per ton ....... 5 00
Hides per lb 3
Salt per bbl., 1 00
Sheep skins, each ..... 60
Lamb skins eaoh ..... 66
Apples per hag.... ..... 50
Wool 17
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Pall Show Dales.
Industrial at Toronto, Sept, 5.17.
Montreal Exposition, Sept, 1548.
Western at London, Sept. 15.24.
°Wren at Teestvater, Sept. 20.21.
Wellesley and North Dasthope at Wel.
lesley, Sept. 20.21.
Pahnerston Hortioulturel, Sept. 26.27.
Winghatn, Sept. 27.28.
South Perth at St. Merys, Sept, 27-28.
Mornington rtt Milverton, Sept. 87-28.
Southern at Brantford, Sept, 97.28.
Mitchell at Mitchell, Sept. 27 28.
Goderich, Sept. 27.29.
Northern at Walkerton, Sept. 27-80.
North Oxford at Woodstock, Sept.
28.20.
North Western at Goderiall, Sept,
28 80,
Elmo, at Atwood, Sept. 20.
Wilmot at New Hamburg, Sept. 20 -80 -
North Perth at Stretford, Sept. 20.80,
Hewlett at Foedwich, Oct. 1.
South Huron at Settforth, Oct, 4.5.
North Brant at Paris, Oot. 4 5.
Kinloss at Tateknow, Oot. 4.5,
Wroxeter, Oat, 4 5.
Best Watvanoah at Belgrette, Oot, 4-5,
East Huron at Brussels, Oct. 6.7.
Clinton, Oot. 6-7.
South Waterloo at Galt, Oct. 6.7.
Morris Branch ab Blyth, Oot, 11-12.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
1, on farm security. Particulars may be
obtained by applying at THB POST Publish -
lug House, Bruseels.
-pRUSSELS MARBLE WORKS.
have purchased the above business
from Meagre, Cochrane &Johnston and have
GPM:anted them managers for ma All ordere
win receive prompt attention.
J. JOHNSTON,
CIOCOIDANII 8: JOHNSTON, Proprieror
Managers,
Dated Aug. 25,1822.
NOTICE.—I WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts ineurred af-
ter this date by my wife, Jane Brookeuridge,
or [Way other person without iny written or-
der.
D. BRIICIIENRIDGE,
Mollie, August 2010, 1890. 13-2
ACME HARROW FOR SALE.—
00 1800 want 080 0? the best of bar-
rows for levelling and pulverizing tho 8081
I have one, ridden, having no use for, will
sell obeat I son get you thousands of re•
m
comon ations from those that have and
ere using them,
A.. /MADMAN,
Druggist & Bookseller.
pROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE
• uudereigned oilers her property,li miles
north of Brussels, for sale on liberal terms.
There is one acre of land upon which there
are two !lemma, stable and a small orchard.
The place is conveniently locutted ou the
gravel road. For further particulars as to
priori, tonne, &a., apply to
88118. JNO. SINCLAIR,
Princess St., Breese le.
COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN.
On the security of Cultivated Farms. In-
terest six per cont., payable annually. Any
portion of tho principal may be repaid at
any time the borrower wishes. 3.11 expenses
paid by the County. No person except the
County Auditors allowed to see niortgages
or to know to whom money 10 loaned. .Ap-
ply to WaL HOLMES,
Go deride, Aug. 8;92. Co. Treasurer.
.REAL ESTATE.
1.71ARMS FOR SALE.—TRE
UN-
1- DEMME» has several good Farms 1 or
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 13. SOOTT,Brussels.
glHOICE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South half Lot 27, con. 8, Alonle,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
fine young bearing orobard, Immediate pos-
session. Basy Terme. Apply to
W. M. SIN CLAIR,
tf- Sohoitor, Brussels,
VARM FOR SALE 011 TO
A_ REIM—The subscriber offers his 100
0801 501888, south half lot 15, oou. 4, Ai orris,
for sale, About 00 acres cleared and 20 acres
of the balance good bush. It wolild make a
splendid stook farm as there is abundance
of water. Frame house, bank barn and
other neoessary buildings, If not sold it
will be offered to rent. For particulars ap-
ply to
2-12 4.94.88 SCOTT, Proprietor.
52on ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
‘...r The 200 more farm, being lots n
and 12, son. 10, Gray, ls offered for sale. 120
acres are cleared and the holmium well tim-
bered. Buildings liret-elase. Orchard , well,
dm, School house within 40 rode. F OMB -
slop given at once if desired. For further
partioulere as to price, terms, ‘00, [apply to
MRS, WALSER,
2-11 Roseville P 0
or NELSON 21410102018, 00 farm.
T.4-1 ARMFOR SALE.—THE UN.
• nnastowan offers for sale the north
ontlt (parte r of lot 28, cow:melon 6, Morrie,
County of Huron, containing 60 acres. The
land 15 01 first quality and in a high abate of
cultivatitm, well lanced and under -drained,
16 mores els:axed, N ew !ram e house, 8 rooms,
milk hones with concrete walls, 2 wells,
good. barns end shed, orchard, etc. night
mores of fall wheat, This desirable property
the corporation of Brussels. Suit.
able tern* will be given . Title parte at,
JAMBS 881i1E8810, Owner,
86- Sontorth P. 0,
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
1,..1 Barna Iota 11 and 12, con. 13, Township
Of Grey. County of Huron, containing 200
[Wren, the prOporty of tho late John Robert -
Oen, 160 185008 cleared and free from ob.
etruotions, 15 acres bush, mixed
balanoc partly Owed. Soil clay lOsin,
Mostly rolling, Foneed With straight rail
fences and watered by two Walla mid a,
spring privilege. Oennnedieerc dwelling
honse, with largo NVoodshed attached and
8,8 eSeellont collar tinder beim, Two large
barns, stone ntebIleg and other ontbaild.,
lugs. Pam good bearing prelim:dB orna-
mental trees end, email fruits, nines
from Brrissels, e llysly town on the 20. U.', 11.,
oonvenient to School, ehurehes and poot
°Oleo, Thie prOperty lies Well, Is a first.
class grain and stock farm and should be
seen by intending purchasers ao it is afar.
ed at a bargain. For further particulars
MRS. SNO,ROSIilaviorr,
D
or ANIER
L OBIORTSON , On
t0191011317)rteoznitteri, or by later to Oraubrook P.
o. 50-4
SErT. 2, 1892
TO EILL FLIES
--list: —
POISON FELTS
TANGIENT STICZY PLY
Be 81/P8 and get them at
Popper's Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer, Collec-
tions made. Oillee—Vaustone'a /3loolc, Brus-
sels. 214m
-‘,AT M. SINCLAIR,
09' • Solicitor, Conveyancer, NoturyPub-
114, Am Oilloe—Gre,hum o Block, 1 (icor north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
CIAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
kJ Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Goderich, 0 t,
nr. 0.05010011,11nQ. 5,, made TIOLT,
DUDLEY MILNE&
DlOKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Garrow Sc Proudfoot, Gods.
rteli,) Euratom Solleitors, Conveyancers,
Offloes—Tirussols and Seaforth, Brus-
sels Office—Up-stairs over Bank. Money
to Loam
R. S,IZATS. 88.11.010188011
AUCTIONEERS,
A RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, 10 always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, lta. 1'erni
cheerfully given. Cranbrook 20. 0. Sales
may bo arranged at Tug Posw Publishing
House, Brussels,
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auetioneer. Sales aonduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms mud 1 arm
stock a specialty. Orders left at THE POST
P ublishing House , Brume's, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
T_TAVING TAKEN OUT Lb:JEN-
A...L. en as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sales of farm atook at reasonable
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks and get good security when sold
08 880385. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me a call. 02- F S. SCOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MoORAOKEN,
Ladies' and childrons hair cutting a specialty
south of A. lir. McKay & Co's hardware store.
-p N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
• JIMMY onlattlagepiosuReS. mace
at his Grocery, Turnberry Straet, Brussels,
A MoNAIR,
Issuror of Marriage Lioenses, by
appointment of Lieut,-Covernor, Connnis-
sioner, Q. B. Conveyetneer and Agent
Fire insurance Co. (Mae 00 005 Oraubrook
Poet °Moe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
11100050(010,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A LEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of Elio Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and I/annum Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
00105 111 Graham's B look, Brussels,
OIL PAINTING,
Miss Merles, of Winghara, is prepared
to give instruction in oil painting, lorms
may be ascertained at alias Nellie Boos' store
where sampies of work may be seen. Miss
Morle wonld also take 01888 more pupils in
music.
TA. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St. Sohn's Churoli, Drug -
eels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, 05 4.,
W. Thayer, Mus.Boo„ Now York, will give
leesous to pupils tabor at Thos. Farrow',,,
001110i of Queen and 'Princess Sts., or if pre-
ferred, at their 00(0 1150150, Terms moder-
ate. ,I0.
"MEDICAL CARDS.
'XTry1. F. OALE, OLD., 0.16.,
Member of the College of Physician,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination,
Offloo and Residence — Main street East,
thel,Outario.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
. o. M., R. .P., Edinburgh, M.O. P
13, Ont, Residence and office in Wilson'
Block, 0081150 01 Mill and Turnberry Sta.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
e, • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls prOmptly at.
tended to. Ofibm and Infirmary—Two doors
north of bridge Turnberry et., Brussels.
DENTAL.
1.MNTIS9C1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal Oollego of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. Oman—Over Pepper's Drug Store.
Brussem,
IIERROvIDD LARGE WHITE YORK.
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for serVioe this
IIISSOUS 5000011 6.110 XllIprOVed large white
Yorkshire pig "Ready'. on lot 20, 000, 0,
Morris, to which a limited number of BOWS
will bo taken. Toms $1.00 to be paid at
Mule of service, with the privilege of return-
ing if necessary, Pedigree may be soon up.,
on application. 1801(201420 115000010,
1601 Proprieter,
Salesmen Wanted..
We require bninediately, good onergetia
in an to sell Our well known and Reliable
Nursery Shock, grown ab Maple Grove Nur-
emtles, Waterloo, 01, Y.
We have a Wide -Spread Canadian repute,
tent stemma to no other gm of 0951 03 years,
and thouoancls of teetinaonlide front Well
pleased patrons, [taproot of Ow 0[1111111)5055
of otir stook now in bearing, slimly Iron.
clad Varieties for northern I oealitles. Mo.
OSt COMMiatiall paid or Salary If preferred.
Outfitters°, Wu guarantee our stook. Per
tering apply at °e toth
J, W, AlAORAY,
General. Manager,
13.3m ID, Camas Out.