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PICKLES!
lOKLE !
How few there aro who du not like nice
pickles. If you want seinethiug'superior
only use those made with vinegar we are
now making from our honey. For table
use over tomatoes, &c., you will 111111that
when ouee tried you will use oar
HONEY VINEGAR
in preference to any other. We tau re-
fer you to our oustotners in proof of title'
It is only
• 30e. per Gallon,.
Bfatlufeetured and for stile by
G. A. D +'AD11AN,
Druggist, Bookseller, d;o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W, G. & n,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GoINo SouTa. G0XNG Smnua,
Mail 7:10 a.m. I Mixed 0:15 a,m,
&solves 11:10 a,m. Ma11 ............:1'1'1 p.m.
Mixed 8a0 p.m, Express 0:28 p.m.
Drat Wctus Titins.
A duel's amang ye talin' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it. earnestness pervaded the exercises. The
subject for the occasion, as per topic
Tull Star Restaurant sold to ten
octavos in oue week. Tool le wi,ie awe
for biteille ee
tte
hi,rau,, runud, wit! hu rlctecl
nta
l0 (19per pound eutnin'noiug wi
next Alouday, by Breesole 1,1119119ra.
1. C, 11rr11Anus and W. II, McCreek
1 were exhibitors at the Myth Fair
Puewlay tlnd Wolneedty of this war
Mr. Richardo gat first in light and hem
110011PPH,
COM:TAIn.IE BnolDrOoT has the mimes
of a half dozen of youths who were found
shooting and torturing robing. \\'o wish
to inform these parties th 11 they are
liable to a fine of f20 us the law is very
Istria in referenca to the destruction of
robins and other birds, but this time
they get off with Ude warning tuna are
asked net to repeat the offence.
Nor A Cow PAs'rrns.---Theeditor of THE
BRCSeobs Poser recently made 0 visit to
IActon, and this le part of what he says
about it :—"A noticeable feature in As-
ton is the satisfactory manner in which
Ithe much discussed and "ottsse11," too,
sow byelaw 13 enforced. We saw, per-
haps, an aero of cabbages, beets, turuips,
etc., growing without the elighteat pro.
' taction around them in the way of fence,
and at n number of the residenoei the
front barricades have been dispensed
with." Acton is only a village, yet the
people have enough backbone about them
to say that the streets shall not be used
es a cow pasture. In the course of time
perhaps Clinton may reach the same
decision. In the meantime people who
wish to improve their property and
cultivate gardens ere compelled to speed
more money for fences than would pay
for all the cows owned in town.—Clinton
New Era.
Cnuncn Crxncs.—Knox church—Koos
church Christian Endeavor held its first
meeting after service on Sabbath even-
ing. Rev. D. Millar, Hon. -Pres., occu-
pied the chair andlead the meeting.
here was a large attendance. Much
TIIE BJ3USS) LS POST
of ( bound Oxford Bible, Alex. Stowe.
Ito superintenlient of tho 0, S., matte the I
Zr.74a2:tCaa'DHUA i.
tt,I S11.7) .13,4XK QI'
X'D111P
presentation awl the following achlro s .
to was read by A, 111, 101x1 ty -•
th 11r. 4. L. Mcleod.
en I Pam; CutusotoN 1'lun:9D,—Wo, on bo. I
on hell of the Melville oluu'ob Stlbbath
Ic sobonl, Chriytiall 1'lntlee vett' Sooloty and
v' ehnrc11I, do hereby take advantage of this
000091011 10 express, in a tangible form,
Dur appreointiun of your valuable ser•
vivo; rendered so promptly mid heartily
din the Sabbath school tut precentor,
secretary and treasurer,. in the choir as 0,
very efficient member, in the Christian
Endeavor Society ae an active, Willing
worker and in the dm rob as a worthy
member. Please acoopt as a token of es.
(Toot thus gifte, not bemuse of their
intrinsic value, but boiaase of the Chris.
Han sympathy which prompted the
givers. As in Gocl'e providence the are
80011 to part aur united prayers are that
you may have abundant fellowship with
Him who st1(1110 1 closer than a brother,
IIe who will Dover leave nor forsake you
and who wail at last amply reward you
for all the 1erviee you have rendered for
His sante. We but ooho the sentiment of
the Sabbath school, Christian Endeavor
Society and ohuroh when we say that we
rue exoeediugly sorry to part with you,
but we trust that our less will only be a
gain to some other olnu•olt. Distanoa
may separate us very materially, but
nothing can separate ns from that oom-
lnon Iovo and faith which we claim to
have in Christ our Lord. And should
we never meet again here below tee
Will Cherish the eperkliug hope of moot.
ing you in that better land where parting
is 11ulul,WB,
ALEx. M1'swat3', al.,
Mus. Tun's,
Mns•
1101111,
• A,t1f. McBer.
Mr. Stewart, though completely surpris-
ed, made a feeling and suitable reply.
The pastor then spoke a few words of
appreciation of Mr. Stewart's servioes in
the congregation, and atter a short time
had been spent in OOnversation, mesio,
&o., the meeting was closed with the
hymn "God bo with you till we meet
again," and prayer by the pastor.—D.
Johnston, student of Knox College,
preached a very nooeptable serinou on
Sabbath evening and afterwards address-
ed the Endeavor meeting,—The follow-
ing delegates wore appointed to attend
the Provincial Christian Endeavor Con•
vention to be held at London :—Rev.
John Ross, B. as, Mrs. Tufts, Mrs. R. G.
Wilson. -- -..
Business Locals,
Sim Loan BAILEY Friday evening.
Couxcm meeting next Monday evening.
R. LEATnERDALE toolt 1st prize on his
carriage team at Blyth.
Tam painter's brush leas improved the
appearance of Silas Jackson's residence.
THE foundation of the proposed new
postofftce was built this week by Jas.
Kelly.
ANDREW Cumin was laid up for a day
or two from the effects of an iujary to
his right leg by a Dolt.
LAST Monday evening the Reeve and
Clerk selected the jurors from flus
municipality for 1803.
A Loan of Brussels Salvationists, led by
Capt. Dodd, visited Clinton last Friday
and helped their brethren of that town
jubilate.
A LETTER an Westminster Abbey £roln
the pen of Thos. Gibson M. P. P. is
crowded out this week, and several other
interesting t sting matters.
A PORTION of the East Huron Fall
and other district matter may be found
Show prize list, Morris Counoil minutes,
on the supplement this week.
Munn is a probability of the Smith &
Malcolm factory, Brussels, being pur-
chased by a well known gentleman. We
hope the report is true as there is a
splendid business to be clone,
THE result of Voters' List Court at
Brussels on Wednesday, before Judge
Tome, was as follows 1—Conservative
appeals 510. For Mnnieipal elections 21
and for Parliamentary 20. Reform
appeals 21. For Municipal 0 and
Parliamentary 16.
PERADBULATING cows have been making
nooturnal calls on more than one garden
of late owing to the shortage of pasture
along the roads and not a few citizens
have had their righteous indignation
roused to boiling pitch over the deetruo•
tion of their garden "sass.'
LAST Saturday morning A. Hunter, J.
P., and the Reeve committed Wm. Wood.
row, a resident of Morris township, to
Goderich jail for 4 menthe as a vagrant.
He ie of unsound mind and will likely
be sent to the asylum. Constable Broad -
foot aecompauied the poor fellow to the
Co. town. Woodrow io a fit subject for a
House of Refuge.
IN re-shingliugu the house of Mrs. An-
derson, Elizabeth street, a copy of "The
Weidman," an English weekly, dated,
London, Wednesday, Oot, 7, 1868, was
found oarefelly stowed away by one of
the rafters. This house was the Metho-
dist parsonage of days gone by and some
good brother evidently put the paper
aside for future reference,
Tun Atwood Bee says in speaking of
their Fair :—"The bike race did not
Dome off, much to the regret of many
anticipants. James Ballantyne, of
Brussels, was on deck with his Beeston
Humber, and it was e0peoted that H. Y.
Smith, of Newry, would meet him but as
Mr. Smith was i11 and there being no
one present desirous of entering, the
race was declared off." Mr. Smith's
name would have been changed to "Din -
nig" if he had gone into a race with our
Jamie.
SUDDEN DEATn,—Tuesday Joseph
Bezel!, who removed from Brussels to
Elora township Less than a year ago,
died after a few Moore illness, He ate
his dinner ae Cooed and assisted in ar-
rangements for thrashing. At 2 o'clook
he complainob of a pain in his bead and
death ensued at 11 p. m. The old gentle.
ratan was in his 78tH year but was a
etout, hearty man for his age. Ile and
his wife were living with their daughter,
Airs, Rattan. The doomed was the
father of Chess Rowell, of Grey, and was
well !mown to many readers of Tun
POST.
THE Ronan Fran ENGINE LEADS ALL
Co3H'ETrT'ona,—The new steamer sent to
Winnipeg a few weeks ago was thorough.
ly tested and proved its efficiency by
throwing streams over the tower of the
City Ball. Fire Committee delighted
with lig performance, All the victories
are nit won in the West, however, as the
following telegram from Foreman Walt, Ln
who is In Halifax, dated Oet. 1.2111, will M
indicate ,--"Most 1100' asfut test to -clay
under adverse 0110111' 1an0 0, former
oppouente now oar friends, further
toots Friday. Our 500aces appeal's our•
taiu, engineers and judges greatly pleased
with engine." Tabs and bluster is cheap
but when it C001100 to a t
public ocm eti'
Bon to test the merits of the firs fighters
the Ronald either distancee all Oompeti•
tors er plea has a clear field, ether malt.
ere being too wise to risk a contest,
Thera wore 18 tenders from manafaotur,
ors,United States, Euplish and Canadian,
for the opening at Halifax but when the eta
purchase was to he deolded by p011110 to
UM upon merit and effloionoy they all De
flunked except Mr. Ronald. qo
card, "What can we learn from Dorcas ?",
(Acts, 0, 36.42 ; 2 Cor., 0, 6.8,) was well
taken up and commented upon, The
boor was also profitably filled up with
passages from scripture, singing and
player. The society has had an excellent
boginuing. Next Sabbath evening Mr.
Deadman will lead the meeting and the
eubjeot for consideration will be, "God's
messages. How does he send them ?",
(Acts, 10, 5.6 ; Ex., 8, 11.11).—Rev. Mr,
Millar will preach in Blyth on Sunday
evening and Monday forenoon in connec-
tion with the sacramental service in the
Presbyterian church.—Rev. D. B. Mc-
Rae, of Craubrook, will preach
here 011 Sabbath evening. METHODIooT
Cunacn.—Last Sunday morning the pas.
tor preached on the IS Commandment.
The series will be completed next Sab-
bath morning whoa he will discourse on
the S.—A1 the close of the Sunday
evening services there will be a short
evangelistic meeting held in the school
room during the Fall, The first was
held last Sunday.—Dov. G. F. Salton,
Rev. R. Paul, Dirs. J. L. Kerr, Mrs. Sal.
ton and W. H. Kerr will represent the
Methodist Monday school at the Provinci-
al S. 0. Convection to be held at Guelph
on 0as. 2611, 20th and 271h.—Last Dion•
day evening the topic at the Epworth
League arae "The world's best poems.'
The program consisted of the following
readings which were interspersed with
music :—"Twenty years ago," A. R.
Smith ; "Resignation," Miss Minnie
Moore ; "The stowaway," Miss Braden ;
"Now," Miss Minnie MoNaughton;
"Virginia," Bev. G. P. Salton. Nast
Monday evening "Chritsopher Colum-
bus" will be the theme, iu connection
with the four hundredth anniversary of
the discovery of America.—A concert
will be given in the Methodist church
this (Friday) evening. Sara Lord Bail-
ey, of Boston, who appeared once before
a Brussels audience and was received so
favorably, will give a number of readings
and will be assisted by Miss Hate Wil-
son, Miss F. E. Kerr, Mise Bella Smith,
W. M, Sinclair, A. Strachan, James
Jones, T. A. Hawkins and the orchestra..
No admission fee will be charged. Sil-
ver collection of 15o. and upwards ex-
pected from each individual. Concert
will commence at 8 o'oloolt. Sr, JorrN'e
OHUnea.—Not a few persons in Brussels
were greatly surprised to hear that Rev.
W. T. Cluff, incumbent of 01. John's
ohuroh for the past 8 years, was intend-
ing to remove to Fenton, Michigan, have
ing resigned his charge here. It is a
source of regret to the town as well as
his oongregation as the reverend gentle-
man Is a (lost worthy citizen. The
change, however, will be to Mr, Cluff's
advantage as he goes to a much larger
piece and will have no outside appoint -
manta. His throat has troubled him for
some time and the drive to Walton and
return on stormy Sundays was bad for
him. During his inoambeney his
ohurehes have made very noticeable
progress and the Fenton people may con.
gratulate themselves on scouring hie Ser-
vices. Alia plane will be hard to fill here,
On Friday of this week a vestry meeting
will be held to deal officially with the
mabter. Mr. Clad purposes removing in
the course of a few weeks. SALVATION
ARHr.—Lieut. Petibt, of Kinoardiue,
will assist in the Salvation Army services
on Saturday evening and Sunday. She
is a good voaaliet and plays the auto-
harp. MRLVILLE (bloom—The Christ.
ian Endeavor Society held its semi-
annual meeting last Monday evening, the
pastor in the chair. After the tram's°.
tion of ordinary bueiuese the following
officers here elected for the current
year :--IIon. President, Rev, John Ross,
13, A, : President, A. M. MoRay ; Vioo
•President, Mrs, Jas, Herr ; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. Juo, Stewart; Coen.
8peudfng Secretary, A. M. McXay ;
Treasurer, Dire, Nightingale ; Look•out
Committee, D. Hogg, convener, Mrs,
Tufts, Bliss Mary F'ergusou, Miss Mag.
gie C. Stewart, Mrs. N. MaLauohlfn;
Pcayer Meeting Committee, John 13. Mo.
mhlin, convener, Mts. It. G. Wilson,
1's, McGuire, Miss Maggie Gausley,
Mose Maggio McNair ; Sooial Conptnittee,
Mee, I1.NOM convener, Mies Ella In-
man, Miss Lizzie Wilson, Mrs. N. Rich-
ardson, Miss Lilian Ainley F Orgauiet,
Miss Lizzie Wilson. The reports show-
ed that the society's meetings, held every
Sabbath ovsuing at the olose of the
church eerviee, have been well attended
during the past twelve months. Tho
Sum of $63.00 hag been contributed, of
which $50.00 were donated to the Manse
Fand, The membership is 80, Business
being ended, a very pleasant eiroum•
neo eventuated, in the presentation
Alex, L. Stewart, who is leaving for
WAN of an addtees accompanied by a
od valise, fine dressing ease and a well -
Rune day is Baby Day at Perry's.
FAumx groups a specialty at Perry's.
SUNBEAMS olid Mikado panels at Perry's.
FOR the best cabinet photos go to
Perr's.
Coy1IFORTAoLE house to let. .Apply to
S. B. Stnele.
H. J. STRONG flnishee all his work by
the new process.
Go to Stroog's and have your photos
finished in the latest etyfee.
H. J. STRONG (photographer) puts an
extra finish on all his photos.
ANY person wanting stove coal please
leave their order at B. Gerry's.
ALL photos printed on the now per-
manent aristo paper at Perry's.
PARCEL found containing cloth. Apply
at THE POST Publishing /louse.
A coop assortment of octal, nook and
heating stoves in stook. B. Gerry.
Iran of every kind, on human or ant -
male, cured is 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Warranted by G. A.
Deadman.
COMFORTABLE briok residence, on
William street, Brussels, for sale. Also
the frame residence north of the Norton
Terrane. Apply to W. B. Manson.
A oAROEL of dry goods found including
dreee material, ,to, Tho owner may
have the same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Tan POST Pub-
lishing House.
THE party who took gilt picture frame,
containing view of Queen's Hotel from
my door last Saturday night is requested
to return the same at 01100 and save
further trouble. H. J. STRONG.
Norxas.—As I am removing from Brea.
eels I desire all persons Indebted to One to
call at once and settle as the accounts
will be placed in other bands for collo-
tion after Nov. 1st.
• A. BRUCE.
'FIRST Penn PaoTooRAP11e.-0. E.
Perry waS awarded the First prize for
the best and finest oolleotion of photos
at the Brussels Fair, Dont mistake the
plane when you want first-class work.
Gallery next American Hotel.
C. E. Fanny, Brussels.
WIZEN the hair begins to o0me out hi
combing it shows a weakness of the eaalp
that calls for immediate attention. The
best preparetiofl to arrest further loss of
hair and restore the scalp to a healthy
oondition is Ayer's hair Vigor.
DEEe6MARIN0.—11Ties Fannie Long,
Dressmaker, Listowel, has returned from
a visit to the leading fashion houses in
Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto and is
barber able than ever to turn oat fashion-
able dresses. First olase staff of assist-
ants. Satlefaotion guaranteed. ;Write
or pall on Miss Long, Listowel.
WuEN catarrh attacks a peraou of scrof-
ulous dlathesie, the disease is almost
sure to become chronic. The only effi-
000100s aura, therefore, i8 A.yer's Sorsa.
partite, which expels sorotula from the
system and the catarrh soon follows suit.
Local treatment is only a waste of time,
TIM Woonos of WONDERS.—George
Thomson, Brussels, has to hand natueo'e
most wouderfttl life giving St. Leon
Water to olear the system of poisons,
even the deadly virus of oholera, and
bring health, strength and joy life long.
Even pbysieians declaim it 'impossible
to narrate its value." Send in your
orders,
Hamilton, Maruti 21, '92.
Dr. L. A. Smith & Go.,
536 Blear St., Toronto,
GEMS,—Please ship us pot' G. T, 11.,
freight prepaid, three (8? gross more of
your AntilDnndruff. ',Ghie makes six
groes or 866 bottles pnrohasod from you
Since Jan. 16111, 1892, a little more than
two months, Tbo large demand is (100
to the merits of the preparation, as our
cue tamers to whom we have sold it cer-
tify, We find it not only removes the
dandruff and scurf, but it is an 0legan1
bair•dressing for the flair, Clean 10 use
and has an agreeable odjr, It is out' of
the beet preparations we Arnow of to pro•
mote the growth of the hair and provone
its falling out, Wiehind you °entitleod
euooese anis an oxbendoci sate, wo remain,
Yours truly,
nee, A, Bona ek Co,
11.1V:17/1'_"T X:LiXtI1-1^�-
HEAD OFFICE.
ASSISTS, •
CAPITAL (Authorized)
T0110NT0.
(Seven Biillicn Dollars)
17,000,000
82,000,000
Ocr. 14, 1892
r DAISI PSSIVMe vy.Sr RNATIWsR:um1ttm�
let ncieg in all prine:poipuhat i„ OnRDiti, c»"l,,,',.11u1,i1Ow, 1'oltrdM,u! „f .fesg Dud•
V?l4 '' eTi t•S° Rel,'t'' vats
A General Banking Bu81ne58 Transacted. Partnere' Notes Discounted.
Drafts loaned and Collections made on all pointe.
SAVINGS BANK DF..AARTMENT,
Interest allowed 011 dep08118of 1:1.00 and 11110orda ft'or11 date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
0r0r1AL ATTRNItioN mvIN To Toa: Coladteo1•JN 01' i0',11011nitn' S,ti,is Nu'rt,:.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
G. 1', SCIIOLPIELD, M,1NAaini.
un.mn„m=„anns ,3.172.-....,....1.4.Mec F,r<•unr-m m.._x1-1.w.
GILLIES& ESMITIE, `"L11,
.di v tT S S ] ] Ii S ,
Transaet ft General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Groat Britain.
FAItEIEllS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
batillTM° A".?5'r 1 ON.Pe1�t'Sa r' 'T.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Internet Com•
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect to write Insurance in old English Or (:0niltl1an ('Onlltonles, O1' Alt 3}1tt•
toil Companies as may be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STAr100 1 THE CANADIAN BANG or 011013,ER0E.
NonroN.--In Brussels, on 001. 11111, the
wife of Mr. Win. Norton of e, son.
HINwws.—In Brussels, on Oot. Oth, the
wife of Mr. Fred. Hinders, Renfrew,
of twins, son and daughter.
MPARLING.—In Wingham, on the 3rd that,
the wife of Mr. R. 0. Spading,
deputy -reeve, of it daughter.
Yoo.—In Morrie, on the 51h inst., the
wife of Mr. Robert Yoe, jr., of a
daughter.
R2Aameaas a,
WHnTr,--BOOSIte.—At the residones of the
bride's father, on Oct. 4th, by the
Rev. S. Battery, B, D., Mr. Geo. W.
White, of East Wawanosh, to Miss
Isabella Rogers, of Wingllam.
MoGAVEN—Brinnr,—Ou Out. 11th, at the
residence of the bride's father, by
Rev. W. Ottewell, Mr. John lIlo.
Gauen, to Miss Eetelle Berry, daugh•
ter of Bir. John Berry, all of Me.
Killop,
xiEa,
Snaw.—In Wingbam, on Sept. 80th, Jas,
Shaw, aged 55 years.
BD•NNE4w.—In Grey, on pot, 9111, Hannah
Bennett, aged 64 years.
McNAia.—In Grey, on Friday Oot. 7th,
Donald McNair, aged 59 years and 4
months.
Hirnss.—In Brussels, on Oot. 10th, Eva
and Willie, infants of Fred, and
Bella Modes.
GRENACHe: In Luelenow, on Oot. 81h,
Joachim Grenaohe, aged 02 years
and 7 months.
Fpa1Nlex.—In Grey, an the 6111 inst.,
James Furtney, aged 21 years, 6
months and 20 days.
DDL,IIAGE,—In Win•ham, on Opt. 4111,
Sarah Jane, beloved wife of John H.
Dulmage, mod 55 years and 6
months.
Wmsoss—In Grey, on Wednesday, 001.
12111, Margaret, relict eS the late
Andrew Wilson, aged 81 years and 8
months.
Roesto.—In Elmo, on Oct. 11411, Joseph
Rozell, formerly of Brussels, father
of Chas. Bezel', Grey, aged 77 years
and 3 months.
ATTCTIOnO' sazo✓s-
FRIOR;, O0T. 28.—Farm' stook, fmple•
menta, &c., Lot -28, Con. 8, Morris. Sale
unreserved, at 10:30 e. m. Carter Bros,,
Props. Geo. Kirkby, Auat,
Wo 011100Ax, OCT. 19T11,—Farm stook,
implements, tee unreserved. Lot 26,
Con. 16, Grey. Sale at 1 p. on. sharp.
Alfred Williamson, Prop. Geo. I;irkby,
Aunb.
THUR SDAY, O0T. VT/I.—Farm stork,
implements, dm., Lot 9, Coll, 1, Grey.
Salo unreserved, eomnl3nee3 ab 1 P.m
sharp. J. E, Coombes, Prop. George
Kirkby, Aect.
7EI?TSS8717.-.S
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas,.,
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per bon
Salt per bbl.,
Hides trimmed
Hides sough
Sheep skins, each
Lanib skins mob
Apples per barrel
Wool
Pork
M S.Mna FrSS.
60 65
60 62
80 40
60 66
25 26
15 16
18 00
8 50 4 00
36 00
6 00 00
1 00 05
3}
3
60 1 00
05 00
1 00 1 50
17 18
6 00 00
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
rA'r USKOI,A. SIHINGLES FOR
d-tfale at J, S P, AMEN T'S,
1 Brussels,
C(OW FOR SALE, 7 YEARS
Old, Apply to JOAN WYNN,
14 2 limeade,
'"ANTED. --- A GENERAL
servant, Good wages. Apply to
MRS, It. L. TAYLOR,
TWO MILCH COWS FOR SALE
-i Will calve In January and Ma1e11 re-
ep0otively, Apply to '
111• MRS, WM. ifIcOU :,Lo11GH.,
r3 russele,
DOG LOST..—COLLIE DOG
L080, Dark brown lnoolorll n
n , 1151110
01 all
e0e1 8, his nook, a11e llr1 to rho nanoo.
+oary. ftA home willbe paid [Wilts re.
oovnry, Loft h0 PDP s 00073214TSOinst.
lot 8, eon.9, Grey,
mWO MILCIZ COWS FOR
1 SALE,—Ono 0 and the other 2 years of
age. Apply to D11(9, D. LIVINGSTON,
ly miles north of Brussels,
TILA.OX ASI[ WANTED.—PER-
soxs flaying Black Ash timber for sale
by the acre are asked to eafl on
J. &P. ANENT,
11-t1 Brussels,
JERSEYS FOR SALE. -1
cJ bred Oow.leoae old • 1 Heiler nearly
pure bred ; 1 Bull v2 years ofd ; 1 Bull calf 0
mouths old. G. A. D1r.ADDIAN,
Druggist, Brussels.
I_ EAT LOST. --A BROWN
Christy Stiff fiat, dropped from a
wagon on Thursday, on 10th Con„ Grey,be-
tween 131useela and Ethel. Pinder will
please leave it at Tun PosT Punlisniog
House and oblige.
QTEEL CROWBAR LOST BE-
TwEEN Geo. hirkby's Morrie and Brus-
sels. Has 111e initals R. A. stamped on it.
The finder will be rewarded by loaviug it at
THE Poe'r Publishing Rouse Brussels,
15.11 TF16S, NEWSOME,
CIOPtDWOOD WANTED.—ANY
quantity of hard and eoft cordwood
Gl00 pal cor . for Salt
wood and 61.00 to
82.60 for hard wood.
T. COLEMAN,
12-tf Proprietor.
DROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE
undersigned °fursher property,l j miles
north of Brussels, for sale on liberal terms.
There is cue acre of land upon which there
are two houses, stable and a emn11 orchard.
The ptaoe is conveniently located on the
gravel road. For further particulars as to
1riee, tonna, &c., apply to
MILS, JNO. SINCLAIR,
Princess St., Brussels
REAL ESTATE.
ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DnneIONRD has several good Farms fpr
sale and to rent, easy toxins, in Townships
of Morris and Grey, P S. SCUTT,lJrussels.
87-1f,
C^IHOIOB FARM FOR SALE
J Being South half Lot 27, con. 0, Morris,
100 aures, nearly all cleared. Good bnildiuge,
Hue young bearing orchard, Immediate pos-
session. Easy Terms, Apply to
tf- W. M. SIN OLAIR,
Soltoitor, ,60., Brussels.
�OOD FARM FOR SALE. --
Being Lot 12, Con. 0, Grey township,
Huron 0o., known as the Habkirk faros,
The farm contains 100 acres' is well located
and will 11,e sold cheap and on most liberal
terms,
e 0 11 bo given no
once plowing
fur6Anr
particulars as to price, So. apply to
JOB NBEATTIl7, or to HIIGBMoDIARAITD,
14.4 SeofOrth. Stratford,
(�1OOD FARM FOR SALE.—
l7� The undersigned desires to dispose of
his 100 acre farm being 1.0121, Con, 7, Corey,
adjoining the thriving village of Ethel
farm
where
oo a shops,
lwelliugp-hotsee,ngthe
od
bank barn, tl -top orchard, Mille and nacos.
eery outbuildings. !Beeves °leaved, balance
bush. The laud is in a good state of °inti
vatioo and is well Tamed. Pox priori, terms
and other p817140010mi apply on the prem1808
to L.DOB8014,
0 tt Proprietor
1'lehel P, 0,
2r nAORE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 corn farm being lots 11
and 12, 000.10, Grey, is o:lfered for sale. 120
acres are cleared and the balance well tim-
bered, Buildings ffi'sb-olase, Orchard, well,
R:°, School house within 40 rods. Posses-
sion given at ouoo if 00eired. 1 o1 fat the).
]particulars as to prion, terms, dm, apply to
8-1.4MRs. WItasmI1 ,
or NELSON BRI00f3(31, on far, P. O.
T..4'ARM P011 SALE.—TIIE
D1tn510NNn effete for Sale the ninth
east qquarto r 0f lot 28, ooneeetion 0, Menlo,
County ofHuron ,00utalning60 corps. The
lanais of first quality and In a High state of
cultivation. well fumed and under -drained,
4e aoroe oleered. Now/ram o house, 8 rooms,
milk bonse with concrete walla, 2 wells,
good barna and shed, orchard, etc, night
00000 of fall Wheat. This 0oa'irable property
1030111B the oorporatiin of Brus801s, Snit -
able telly. will be given , Title perfect.
gains GRIEVE, Owner,
110- Sender biz P. 0.
(,+PLENDID FARM I"0R SALE.
1.3 13.et10 won 010112, cen.18 Township
of Greyy, (Imlay of Innen, en, sonteiniugg 200
nerds, the property or the late Jelin Robert..
son, 160 aeras cleared end free from ob.
etructiens, 10 antes bush, mixed timber,
balance partly °leered. Soil clay loans,
meetly rolling. Peeeed with straight rail
fences and Watered by two wells and n
spring privilege. Commodious dwelling
Louse, with largo woodshed nOtaobod ane
an excellent °ellal' under haute. Two largo
barna, atone stabling nod ether nutbuild•
logs. 'Tem good bearing oroliards, orna-
mental trees and small Banta, 111 moos
from Brussels, a lively town on the G. T, 0.,
convenient to so1ool, churches 0010 poet
olnea, '01118 property THOS welt, is a 0801.
olass grain and stook farm and Should bo
soon byintending pnrdhasors as itis deer.
eel at a bargain, Per further tlartlsul0,o
apply to 0.1110. JNO, ROBIt0TSON,
Otho promi0ea, or by tette ?t0 0tn ie Doli F.
80.4
R
PAPE
WonderfullyReap
—A l'.—
�'3EPPE1R' 3
DRUG STORE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
I�L. 'TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• 001101101' and Conyeyinloor. Oplleo-
tioue made. 011lee—Vaaetone's Bloolc, Brim -
sole. 21-0m
NV11I. SINOLAxR,
• Solicitor, Cony°yancer,Notary Pub-
lio, &o, OIBoe—Graham a Blook 1 do or northof Poppor'e Drag Store. Private Panda to
Loam.
rtAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
VV Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, •
Godexloh, Ont.
tr. 0. CAMERON, Q. 0, IMMIX 1IOLT,
DUDLEY no101105,
W B. DIOKSON,
fiolioitor, over auoor, Nobary
Pnblia� &c. OOlos over Bank, LOclae's
Block, l3ruseele,
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
• Auetioncer, ik always ready to at-
tend oases of farms, farm stook, &o. Terms
ohoorinlly given. Orau1rook P. 0. Sales
may be arranged at Tap Post Publishing
Honee, Brnasels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales conduct
00 on reasonable terms. Panne and farm
stooka eneotaity. Orders left at Tun PoeT
Publishing Hoaee,Bre 99019, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
IIAVING TAKEN OUT LlOEN-
6E 55 an Anotionoer, I am prepared
to ooudaot solos of farm stock at reasonable
prices, knowing the standing of nearly
ovary person I that in a position 10 sell to
good marks and get good security when sold
011 credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
meacell. 80• t•' S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
NIT MaORAOKEN,
Isourer of MarriageLleoosss. Office
antis Grocery, ruruberry street. Brussels,
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
eolith of A. Df. McKay 8.1* Oo's hardware store.
Ladle sand childrens hair cutting a specialty
(,7oNAIR,
-C�• Theurer of Marriage Licenses D
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
sioner,
&c., Q. B. oouveyancer and Agent
Pira Insurance Co. O111c0 at the Oranbrosk
Poet Olffo°.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM•
IestmaxOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clark of the Fourth Division Court
Oo, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
invested and loan, 0ollootiono muade.
()Moe in Graham's B look,Brueeole,
(AIL PAINTING,
Mies Merles, of Win ham, is prepared
to give instruction 15 oil painting. 2.e1'mo
maybe ascertained at Mies Nellie Roes' store
whore samples of work may be seen, Miss
Moria would also take a few more pupils in
main,
A. HAWKINS,
1. • Organist in St. Johu'e Church, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaoliing of A.
W. Thayer, Mits. Doe,, New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at Thos, Far'row's.
00ruer of Queen and Princess Ste„ or if pre-
ferred, at their own homes. Tonne moder-
ate, 40 -
MEDICAL CARDS.
�J M. P. CALE, M. D., O M.,
Member of the Oollege of Ph ysloian,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
()Mee and Residence —Main street haat,
Iltllel, Ontario.
T A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D.
ti • 0.M., UR, O. P„ Edinburgh, M. O. P
S. Ont. Residence and oilloo in Wilson'
Block, 00rne1• of M111 and Turnberry Ste.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
0) • Honor Gradoote 01 the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domestioated auhnale In 8com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tondod to. Once and Iufltmary—Two doors
north of bridge Plumb ferry et., Brussole,
DENTAL.
1) 1>T1 7Lf
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S:, D. 0, s„
Gradnate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity, 0rt'lon—Over A.11. Smith's Store,
Brussels,
MPROVED LARGE W 13ITE •YORK-.
SIHIRE 1304341.
The undersigned win keep for eery000 thio
Ymosont season rho impr0Ved largo white
orkshire pig 'Ready" on lot 20, nom 0,
Merits, to which a limited 1ninber Of. 6owe
Will bo taken. Terms 01.00 to be paid at
time of aorvi00, with the privilege of return-,
ing if noceseary, Pedigree may be seen up-
on ap11310ation, 11031B= 1V1001001,
Leif Proprietor.
Salesmen Wanted.
We 0040108 inlno diately, good onerge
men 10 1011 our well known and Rehab
Nursery Stook, grown et Maple Grove Nur
series 'yatOrloo,N, Y.
We hove a wide-8proad Oanadiau reputa-
tion second to 00 °tlhorfirm of over 26 yoora,
and thousands of testimonials
gt� from well
Of our steals note 111ipbearing,the
timelylIron
61001 Varieties for northern !oddities. High-
est Oemniooloin ]paid or Salary if preferred,
OutfitPreo, 010 guaoautoe 050 et0011, Per
tonne apply at ono°to
J, W. MAC AY,
General Manage)',
3'8m 86. Thomas Out.
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