HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1893-7-28, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST JULT 28, 1893
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11. e r changes In bra moo, in licitsmds Mary, daeghlee of d, :1', nos„, is atm
are on the tapir in the 11enr futaro.
Shat R nuisance these flies are and
how shall I „et t'icl of diem you soy 7
There are at lo',st three ways of dodug
tide, One is by the use of fly paper0,
We have Wilson's Ely Pelts, Davie' Fly
Felts and Shoo Ply Poison. The former
seems to give good 08,1100 cticn, Then
you can, for u3,„ bus' two &hoots of Tan.
glefoot or bettor known its
Sticky Fly Paper
which keeps theta right there. I,+st but
not bast we have the Insect Powder
which will quickly kdll every fly in a
room if kept olosed for a short time. It
is much cheaper now, 2 oz, for 10:,,, and
when used with one of our 10e. 13ellotve
is easily managed. We will bo pleased
to supply you,
G. A. DEAD.IIAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, i1o,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
8001nr31N EXTENSION W. G. & 13. 18
Trains 7, aye Brussels Station, North I
nal South, as follows; 1
Gmxa Sorra, ((else NOR7n.
Mall 3114 a.m. Mixed 01.1) 0.111. 11
Express 11750 a.m. Mull 9318 p.m.
1111xed ......... 111100 p.m, n Express OEM nail,
polled to use a crutch owing to au injury
s:t,1,N.D(-z .D BANE O]i' al Xwelt ': ` I S rii ° I
Bergsma Send attencle�l the garden t„ her 11111 some timee ago, We hope shu z:tr'z'azaz.x�
zxyu= u,£.,-•.
arty at J, Hew itt'a, Wnitnn, 00 SVednea• will soon be able to throw the etinik HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
mtulg on mu children, (Sown Mllliclt Dollars) $7,000,000
nterly of Brussels, tnny be read 1 b it' t CAPI'PAL (Authorized) 52,000,000
6 of this issue of Tnm POST
llrv. \!n C u(I I'1 ct wee at liehuoro to their Lou, iu Habnillun 011 '1'hurelay
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t L I ~ �"1 s•
day' e •eniug of Oda week. aw• ty.
• A 101TPll from llev Dr,Howie, for Afro,B' t l twhoASSETS,
at on page have been visiting for
a few woolko with
B. Driver and family, Brussole, returned
last Tumidity evening asstating Rev. P.
A, Shaw in organizing an Epworth
League of Chrieti'tn Endeavor.
A.lrlrl,lsu 010or, the property 00 13,
Driver, had one of its hind legs broken
one day last week. The at11111tt1 le ex.
posted to come round all right.
SMALL fruits are it file crop this sensou
in this looality, Walter Richardson sent
us a sample bratl0h off a gooseberry bush
flint wile a tvonclet' for prolific bearing.
Bnt•ss1La Rand will accompany Court
Princes Alexandria. C. 0. 1'., to the
demonstration at Kincar the on Wading.
day of next week, The retnen faro is
01 00.
If, J. il'i'uuNu, brothel' to Ifarrie J.
Strong, of Brussels, rode from To•otlto to
Grimsby, on a bicycle, Et distance of 20
milds, in 01(8 hour and five minutes.
That is lively travelling,
C%e1trLA1NT is made etbont a midnight
racket Kicked up during the past week in
which somebody was going to be shot.
It would be well to understand whether
this is the last of scud) performaaaes or
ll ot?
.1I,EASANT time was enjoyed at the
piO•uic held by Rev. R. Paul's Sunday
elmol class in D. Stewart's grove last
friday afternoon. 13ceebnll, football,
emotlule, edibles, sec, constituted the
B:Ac1IF0L.-1lrs, Wm. Ross, William
treat, 111(0 a maguilioent Ilydralago,
There are twelve bunches of flowers on it,
A 0amp18 one left on our sanctum table
measured about 2 feet, 6 inches in onr-
f 3"n0e. It is a beautiful flower.
NEW 13TORE.-.-As will be seen by advt,
n aunt oer column, H. E. Maddock C Co.
urpos opening a dry goods atore in the
arliel I Block, 13rnasels, on Saturday of
est 130813. New stook throughout.
itch for their advertisement next
week,
J,ts, 'roses assisted the Kincardine
Band n Listowel on Thursday of this
week. It was Kincardine's oivio holiday
nu(1 th.'v turned out in full farce to
wicnee.• the lacrosse match between their
team a 1 Walkerton, Tho play tuok
place et Listowel.
Caen.:' PRINTINo,—A "oheap•jaok"
rtnte, +aid to hall from Wiugham, was
Ker., last week soliciting orders for job
Huth; t. He 03118 worsting the oheap
jack rt' ket, but we have not heard of any
of our Ir,lsiness men being foolish enough
to bite, 11 does not matter whether they
are in the printing or any other line,
these a .:o would sot spend a dollar in
town i., ren years—bot they will take all
the m nay out of the town they can get e,
hold of.
Go o SHooTIN9,-0o Thursday after.
noon of last week ten members of Sea.
forth Gun Club came to Brussels Rua
shot a match with our team on the
Agricultural Perk. Splendid shooting
was done for the first match of the
season and Brunets Gun Club proved
itself able to defend its good name for
slaying olay pigeons. The following is
the score
DRn8eELe, 0EAFORTn.
Jt Buss, 12 Stark. 6
7. Hewitt, 10 Dodds, 12
J, Irwin 34 Bright, 12
W. ill Sinclair, 10 Turner, 0
D, CS hiss, 10 Beattie,
A. C. Dames, 13 Roach, 10
llr. McNunghton, 12 Wilson,
ab10
J. Ballantyne, 15 HIDley, 6
0 Grieve, - 1t
u cat j`lctu5 itcm5, i
A chiel's among ye taken' notes, i'
An' faith he'll prent it.
CIVIC holiday on Aug. 2110.
THE Maitlaud river is very low.
NExo Tuesday will be the let . f
August.
GET a program of the games n
sports in Brussels on Wednesday, A.,;I.
Oth.
A MOOT shower of rain would do g-..1
just now.
Abs. /so. SINCLAIR lost a VailleI.Ie p
young cow last Tuesday.
POSTMASTER FARROW expects to m '3e P
Into the yew office next Creek.
FLAX pulling claims all the unetnply' ••1
labor in Brussels and locality just Woo.
AMIEnT
131108. Will complete their •' n•
son's work In the course of about ano;:.ar
week.
Tam honey season is over for this y ••., r.
It has only been a m_dium mace .. in
this locality.
Urw•enns of $110 has been subsari'ted
toward the funds of the celebration on
Wednesday, Aug. 0th.
Tam program at Brui-sels on Aug. 0th
promises more fun to the spectator than
you could shape a stick 116.
SCI -son GRINDER TAYLOR moved north-
ward on Thursday morning, talkhlg his
"workshop on wheels" with him.
A Loan of Presbyterians drove over to
Seaforth last Friday evening to hear an
address by the returned missionary, Dr.
Paton.
A COIIMI7TEE WUS appointed at the R.
T. of T's. Council on Tuesday evening to
arrange for a public entertainment in
the near future.
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BusrXEss must be booming at the Ross
Flooring Mill as a new miller arrived on
Tuesday. Ole will make his home for
the present with Councillor Roderick
Ross.
Mils. R. LEATRERDALE had the mi8for-
tune to fall from a step ladder while en-
gaged pioking cherries on Monday at bet•
home and received quite a shaking Up as
a result.
TWE Listowel Standard soya :—Rev.
Mr. Reilly, of Brussel+, aonducted the
services hi ChrIst Churoh on Sunday
last. The congregations were pleased
with his excellent discourses at both
services.
Lass Monday evening Rev. G. Ht Cob-
blediok gave 111 address to the Epworth
League. His topic was "Bailees from
the Christian Endeavor Convention,"
On Monday evening of next week a
Temperance program will be presented,
to consist of musical 80188lions, roc dings
and short addresses.
Ix is rather amusing to hear the Blyth
Review Editor talking about their
Junior foot ball club. That 6 foot goal
keeper will bare to be sawed off, 11r.
Review, or you will have to haul down
your sign "Junior Foot Ball Team,"
Brussels has not a senior as big as goal
keeper Boggis,
Tos POST would like to see a reading
room opened in connection with the
Meohauics' Institute. --Some men get
hold of onr non -working industries who
would make them hum.. -•-A big turn out in
to our games on Aug. 11th.-1Mail carried M
on the noon train,—The Maitland river her
stocked with base and a few areeke with
11011 t,
Toe P1.1, is pleased to notice that
Peter Thompson, a former well known
resident of Brussels, has been appointed
Chief Ranger in connection with the new
Provincial Park, known as the Algongeln
National Park. 5000 per Reagin is the
eatery attached to the office. The Perk
is looated in the Nipissing District, Mr.
Thompson is away on duty now. We
will give an extended 8119101) of the Park
next week.
"IOow to visit the World's Fair," is the
title of a hendeome folder just received
from D. 0, Pease, Dletriot Passenger
Agent of the G. T. R, at !Montreal. It is
Rill of information on this now important
subject, besides containing a large amount
of interesting and valuable matter re-
garding othme points reashecl by the old
and reliable G. T. Il., and being most
charmingly illustrated and well printed,
it is worth perusing ,ind preserving.
Send for copy of ask the local agent
here.
Bins have various w lye of carrying !1
tn0ney, Butchers, batters and grocers a pi
carry it in a crumpled wad. 13aukes in visit
nice olean bills laid fail length in a mor. seen
0000 pocket book, Brokers all fold their AI
bills once, doubling their money as it day
were I The young business man carries hush
it in hie vest pocket, while the averting the
NV
0n M
Lilly
reeid
with
8008
Wait,
ones, 0 S tephous, 18
Total, 101 Total, 00
It will be observed that Joe Ballantyne
took a straight le' and J. Irwin was only
one behind. After the regular match
was completed there was a sweepstake
shoot, six birds each. Ballantyne, Dodds
and Stephens broke their full quota. A
return match will take place shortly at
Seaforth. It was hinted some time ago
that Brussels Gun Club was dead, but it
turns out a very lively corpse.
PERSONAL PA RAO RAPIIS.
Miss Mabel Smith is M.
Reggie Fletcher is holidaying at Look -
note.
Miss B. Roberton is visiting at Sea.
forth.
Alias May Turnbull is visiting at
Listowel.
Miss Bertha McCullough is gnome from
Goderiah.
W. D. hart andT.Fletclor spent San.
day in Luoknow.
Miss Jennie Green has gone to her
hone at Listowel.
Miss Graham, of Atwood, ie visiting
Mrs, R, 0. Nilson,
Miss Maggie Stewart is home 013 a Visit
from Mount'Purest.
The (Susses Hewitt are visiting at
Welton and Seaforth.
R. S. Pelton, of the Atwood Bee, was
Bres.els last Saturday.
re. D. Kenney, of Detroit, is visiting
mother, Airs. W. T. Hunter•
Alias Thurso Gerry is visiting her sis.
ter, AIrs. W. H. Willis, at Mitchell.
Harry Finn was on the sick list this
week but is able t0 resume work again.
E. E. 11341110, B. A., and wife, of Elora,
are the guests of R. and Mre. Leatherdale.
Mr's, Wm, Aldridge has gone to vi.it
relatives et Platteville and other points.
Ida, Chortle and Willie Zilliax have
returned from a visit with relatives near
Belmore.
Miss Minnie Shaw is home for her
vacation from Port Elgin where she holds
a millinery situation,
Rev. D. Portia and wife, of Cheeky,
were visiting in 13r089ele and looality
during the past week.
Addle Corma013 has improved con-
siderably 0ina0 coming home and ie able
to oacneloonlly get down town.
'Miss Martin and Frank MuLauohlin,
of Winghon acrd Detroit respectively,
were visiting tit A. Co0Oloy'0 on Tuescley,
Geo. II. Cliff and family are removing
thio week from Brussels to Sankt whore
Mr, Cliff has scoured a 'iterative position.
r0. Wm, McCullough purposes taking
easura trip to Muskoka next wools to
her brothers whom elm has not
for a number of years.
t's. Jas. Stratton jr, left on Wednoo•
of this week for 13chriober whore her
and is working. Mite. Stratton took
steamer Monorail at Kincardine.
Shannon, of London, was in town
onday, en route to Tara on his
ole. Air. Shannon wen a former
ant of Brt100018 hoving lived stere
his parents, Door of London also,
ral yours.
man dermas it '0 his trousers pocket.
harmers and drovers carry their's in
their inside pocket, whether it happens
to be fifteen dollars or fifteen ciente.
Editor's carry thtfr's its other people's
po0kets,
of this weelk.
James Deweoa, u cousin of lire. AI, A.
rl'urubuh'e, of lirtissele, tvtt8 killed at
1118 farm, near Teterboro', hist u'Oolc, by
being run over by is mllower. His elkatll
was °mRelocl in. '1'llo deceased Wee 35
years of ago nod Wei to have been
married in the (toln',* of a few 8Veelk8,
13usiness Locals.
A Ere of teaks for 5u. at Ballantyne (C
Wilton's,
WE aro prepared to 11134118 piotnres, any
size requlire1, at reasonable prides. Give
us a call, II, .1. Strong.
WALSER & EW'AN, 13rmase10, are the
1o01(1 agents for the Chatham wagon, also
the 13ain wagon, Prices right.
Ton Notary Spray Pump for rale by
Ballantyne (fk Wilton, (;very fruit grow-
er should have ono. Call and see it,
Now is the time for viewing. Peblio
buildings, residences, pio•nio parties, oto.
can be photographed on shortest notice,
H. J. Strong.
To TIDE Pnnme.—.Having purehasod en-
tire stock of 0, 30. Perry's negatives, any
photos, can be had from them by leaving
order at my studio. II. J. Strong.
LADDERS.—A very 0onvenioo1 ladder,
Can be extended from 6 to 24 feet, or
turned into n good step ladder, for pick -
Mg fruit Co, at 13, Gerry's Brussels,
03111)19 sAY's Kidney and Liver Cure ie a
preparlltion of herbs and Roots, tho
Medical properties of which are Uni-
versally known. Try it for Purifying
the blood.
MOST RnNIAIINAeLE ON EARTu.—So says
Professor Gresham, New Fork, of St.
Leon Mineral Water, to invigorate, /mild
up and preserve strength and happiness
life long. It is impossible to speak too
highly of St. Leon. A fresh supply to
hand at goo. Thomson's.
RE11E119E5 Membray's Kidney and
Liver Cure is the latest triumph in
Pharmacy, for the onr0 of Kidney and
Livor Trouble, and a positive cure for
Book Ache, Sour Stomach, Dizziness,
Constipation, dm.
A LADY, whose hair come out with
every combing, was induced to give
,' re,"s IIn!r Vigor a faithful trial. She
did so, and not only was the loss of hair
Checked, but a new and vigorous growth
soon succeeded that which had gone.
The valne of a good name was well
exemplified the other day, when a Tuan
asked one of our druggists for a bottle of
Sarsaparilla, "Whose ?" inquired the
clerk, "Whose 1" why Ayer's, of course.
Ye don't suppose I'm going to run any
risks with Hannah, do ye 1"
Werm.DIao,eo AND DRILLING. --George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to bim
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Was cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable, Residence
seooud door north of the bridge, west
side of Tnrnborry st., Brussels. 34.10
BEIIECCA SVilkinsoi�, of Brownsvalley,
Ind., says :—"I had been in a distressed
ooudition for three years from 00)70us-
nese, weakness of the stomach, dyspepsia
and indigestion until my health was
gone. I had been doctoring constantly
with no relief. I bought one bottle of
South Amer10a11 Nervine, widen did
me more good than any 500 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I would
advise every weakly person to use this
valuable and lovely remedy ; a few bot-
tles of it has cured me completely. I
consider it the grandest medicine in the
world." A trial bottle will 00/301009 yon.
Warranted by G. A. Deadamau.
Ton SPlen.00 CASE.—Remptville, July
24.—Nuel) interest is felt by the rest.
dents of this place in the case of SV. F.
Sparbam, of Ottawa, to whom reform:0e
was made in an Ottawa's despatch a few
days ago, as a sufferer delivered from
llidney disease by the use of Dodd's
kidney pills. 110. Sparham was born
and brought up here, and is well • known
aur( universally popular. His friends
here had heard of his illness and his
failure to obtain relief from all the medi-
cines he tried before taking the pills.
Their wonderful effort in his case will
make the remedy more popular in this
vicinity, for all now are fully aware of
its good properties,
R. !I. Charlton, of Charlton (x Son,
auctioneers, has located in St. Marys.
SV. R. Carr, V. S., Kirktoe, has a
curiosity in the shape of a pet coon, It
will follow him around the street the
same as a dog•
Norman Buckingham, formerly of
Stratford, who has for the past two
years been practicing law in Boiesevaiu,
Manitoba, will locate in Berlin. He will
succeed John King, Q. C., who has been
appointed a lecturer in Toronto 'Gni.
versify,
On July 0th, the third annual Sunday
School Convention in commotion with
the Deanery of Perth, was held in Trin•
ity church, Mitchell, A large number of
delegates attended from Soratford, St.
MIary's, Sebringville and Mitchell, Revs,
Messrs. Deacon, Hodgins and Dewdney
were also present, AIIss Keen, St.
Marys, read an excellent paper on
"Personal 1)ealing wish Scholars," Mrs.
Mason, Sebriugville, also read a capital
one on "How to Instil the Missionary
Spirit," and Miss Davis, Mitchell, read a
paper on the topic of "The Teacher's
Diseouragements and Enoouragetnonte."
All were very creditable and provoked
most interesting discussions. In the
evening questions Were answered, and
farewell addresses delivered by the visit-
ing olergymon. Rev. Mr. Dewdney oo.
aupied the chair. The next meeting will
be held In St. Marys.
oaomme
Kenn.—At the Methodist parsonage,
Thamosford, on July 21st, tho wife
of Rev, W. E. Kerr of a sou,
IewIN.—In Morris, on the 11th inst., the
wife of Mr. Samuel Irwin of adaugh-
ter.
MCDONALn.—At Moleowoi th, on Juiy
10th, the wife of Mr, Thoe, Mo.
Donald of a daughter.
Rose.--Iu Brussele, on July 251h, the
wife of Mr, Roderick Roes of a eon,
DIDs1m.
MoDoNALn,—In Listowel, 00 July 17111,
infant ohild of J, it. McDonald, aged
6 days.
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ails Pre$0.4t5.
A General Banking Business Transacted. li'(wmors' Notes Discounted,
Drafts leaned and Collections 1119310 un 1111 points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
ln101901 allowed on deposits of 51.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION OWEN TO Tett COLLECTION OP O'.ut)nOue' S.111at 3871,8.
Every facility afforded Onetomero living at a distance.
W. D. HART, MANAGER.
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GILLIES & 3IT, WT9r33r.R1P5FEiS:.t9L'V1WS
Transact a General Bantling Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
Interest Allowed on Ono Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates, Interest Com -
Pounded Twioe a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the 11Ionths of
October and April. Special Arrangements mado for Time Deposits.
tt'o sleet to 11•rile lnsuranre In 0117 1111311411 or Cnnndlnn 4'ucllpaahlrs, or In 30,0.
nal Companies as luny be desired.
AGENTS 7OR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BANK OP 00.1IMen0m,
JOHNSTON.— In Stratford, on Daly 16th,
W. II. Wesley Johnston, aged 22
years and 8 months, a cousin of Mrs.
A. Bruce, of Bluevale.
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21)33-8,.338,33)13T10.
Pull Wheat
Spring*, Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
58 60
30 35
54 00
82 84
13 14
0 PO
3 00 3 50
40 50
Hay per ton..... . .... 6 00 7 00
Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00 00
Hides trimmed 8)
Hides rough 3
Sheep skine,each 60 1 PO
Lamb skins each 65 00
Apples per bag 50 00
Wool 17 18
Pork 7 00 7 50
I3OEm0LL, July 25. At the cheese
market today 24 factories boarded 4,680
boxes ; July make sales at 0;}o ; 0}a free•
ly bid, and in some oases 6 8 8o, but re-
fused ; salesmen holding for 6)c, sales-
men all claiming that the dry weather is
greatly rednoing the make; large at-
tendance of both salesmen and buyers.
BELLEVILLE, Ont„ July 25. At cheese
board held to -day there were boarded 26
factories olfelm„0
1,715 hoses white and
45 oalored. Following sales :-3. F.
Warrington, 225 white at O,ko and 60
white at O 3•30c ; J. R. Brewer, 205
white at Ola and W. W. Knapp 835 white
Dud 20 colored at 1)3o.
EAST Bt'3'EAL°, N. Y., July 25. --Oat.
tie—Not enough offering to make a
market. Sheep and lambs—five oars on
sale ; sold mostly to city butchers ; few
light to fair lambs, 54.50 to 05 ; onus
and common sheep, 52,50 to 1)3.50.
Hogs—Ten cars ; steady ; 10o stronger •
light Yorkers, 50.70 to 5x0.75 ; heavy, 00.-
00 to 50.65 ; mediums, 50.10 ; heavy, 50.
Tono)To, only 25.—Reaeiptt of live
stock aro small end the feeling soma
better in sympathy with Montreal, where
there Was a bettor demand. British
markets are unchanged with light
receipts from America. The finest steers
bring ilo in Liverpool and good to choice
10)3o. Freights from ATontreal, 35c to 40o.
The best shipping steers are quoted hero
at 43o per Ib. and good to choice at 4j_c
to :tie per lb, Half fed steers, no to 4o
per lb. Good butchers' cattle, 83.0 'to 4o
per lb. ; medium, 3,fo to Bic, and in-
ferior, no to 30. Calves sell at 54 to 58
each and miloh cows at e30 to 545 each.
Sheep, steady, at 3 3.80 to 8ho. Lambs,
firmer, at e8 to 54.25 each. Hogs in fair
demand and firm, the best bringing Rs
and good to medium at 6}o to 60.
L0Nn033, July 24,—The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
British grain trade, says :—Tho prices of
English red wheat are stationary at from
23s to 30o, and white at front 28s to 32s.
Devon, Somerset and Cornwall are the
cheapest markets, the old oral) there
°leering from 2B0 to 27e. These prices
are telling very prejudicially on the
general average. There has been little
change in foreign wheats, The markets
are resting upon the harvest reports.
These are conflicting. Beerbohm's and
Dornbush's circulars differ in regard to
the French orop The former soya the
yield will be 84,000,000 quarters, while
thglatter states flint it will be 36,000,000.
The yield at either figure will be better
than was expected. The yield of Rue.
Man wheat cannot yet be estimated,
Rye and barley will yield heavily. Corn
promises a good yield. The wheat yield
in Austria.lI1ugary is estimated at 20,-
800,000 quarters, against 23,614,000
Tauten last year. The Mark Lane Ex-
press thinks tinct this estimate is too
low, and expects that the yield will reach
22,000,000 (porters. The yield in Italy
will be 1,850,000 quarters above 1802.
The estimates hitherto made in regard
to the mope in Germany, Belgium and
Holland are valueless.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
SERVANT 'WAN Tji1D.—APPLY
mus. W. M. SINCLAIR,
TENDERS WANTED.—TEN•
EVES wanted for matting about 1000000.
of high land hay and the hay orop on a
Potwar Mleadaw. The job will be let 09
shares or sold out entirely, For further
parti0ulars apply at 0100 to
A1o1f slln.7
South Half Lottfn, O on. 4,, Morris.
Farm for Salo :-Tho Farm,000111113105 100
aore8, is also offered for sae. Possession
manta be given next Pall,
Morris, Jtlno 2011), 1609,
Immeirsrammiaqammeol
FiLIES ON CATTLE. — TO
Prevent dies from troubling your
stock apply our Born Fly Preventative,
which is both °heap and elltoacioue.
G . A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
REAL ESTATE.
'AR14S FOR SALE. -'THE UN•
sale ane torpent, easy termer good
Farmsoitns
Of Morris and Grey. P S. S0U1'T,Brussole.
87-0f.
t-1FIOI0E FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South half Lnt 27, con. 0, Morris,
100 acres, nearly all °bared. Good buildings,
duo young bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
se0s3on. Easy Terms. Apply to
W. Df, SINChAIR,
11- Solicitor, 8:o., Brussels.
�0(' ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 acre farm, being lots 11
and 12, 001). 18, Grey, is offered for sole. 120
bered.aBuUdiogo lrst-ellassul aOrchard, well,
(2c. S0hn0l house within 40 rode. Posses-
sion given at once if desired. Per further
particulars as t0' pries, terms, tho. apply to
]alts, WALBr1t,
94f Roseville P. 0,
or NELSON BRIOE19I2, on farm.
��3lARlI FOR SALE. --THE DN-
mtntl8Nmn 011418 h3S splendid 100 acro
farm, being Lot 8 50(1170st part Lot 0, Oon,
0, Grey, for sale. There (wolf() 00109 Cleared,
balance thubored. Two dwelling houses,
bank barbs, good orchard, well fenced. A
never failing spring on the place. Posses-
sion given any time. The subscriber also
offers for sale a dwelling house, stable 09,15
acres of land in the corporation of Brussels.
The 'tense and garden would be rented for a
short time 1f notsohl, Hard end soft water.
Fot prices, terms and further particularsapply to JOHN SMI1'1f,
Prop rioter.
41.1f Brussels P. 0.
DENTAL.
1)1137.4 'Y' X foo 00
M. CAVANAGH, L. D• S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal college of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of ro'onte Uni-
vorelty. OPP1oo—Over A.B. Smith's Store
Brussels,
TMPROVED LARGE MUTE YORK.
JL SHIRE BOAR.
The nudersigoed will keep for service this
Present season the 1 mprove(1 large white
Yorkshire pig "Read on lot 20, eou,0,
Morris, to which a limited number of sows
w311 bo taken. Tents $11.00 to be paid at
time of service, with the privilege of return-
ing if necessary, Pedigree may be seen up.
on application, 13011101tT 14LOHOL,
1500 Proprietor.
NOTICE TO CREDITONS.
Pursuant to Hee, 00 of Obaptor 110 of the
Revised atatutos of Outaelo, 1887, notice is
hereby given that all creditors and others
having ol(ti1Gs against the estate of RobertHemlitou, late of the Township of Beverly,
h1 the. County of Wentworth, Yeoman, who
died o0 or atioot the 90th day of April A. D.
1808, are, on or before the 1011, day of
August, A. D. 1808, to send by post, pre -paid,
to IS, J. 13eannlout, Gait, Solioltor for
Sydney Sipes Rachel Rivers and Joeoph
Sipes, Administrators of rho said deceased,
their Christina names and surnames, ad-
dresses and doeoriptious, rho 0)111 p0rt100.
litre of their claims, a statement of thou:
noeopnte and the nature of the securities
Of any) hold by them, and that after the
clay lust aforesaid the said adminiktoro win
pro0oed to distribute the assets of the said
deceased among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to such alaims of
Which notice shall have been given as above
regllred, and the said administrators will
not bo liablo for the said snots or any part
thereof, to any person or persona of whose
olaim or 0101111s notice shall not have been
reoe,wod by them at tho time o1 dtetribtL
Won.
Dated at Galt this Olaf day of July, A. D,
1809,
E. 7. BEAUM0NT
2.5 Solicitor for Administrate re.
Voters' List, 1893.
MUNICI01L1'I''Y OP THE TOWNSHIP 01? 01197,
OosNT'Y OP Hn110N.
NOLteo is hereby given that I have trace.
witted or delivered to the parsons mention.
oa iu socti0ns 5 and 0 of the Ontario Voters'
List Act, 1800, the copies required by said
sections to be transmitted or delivered of
tho list, Waite pursuant to said Act, of e11
parsons appearing by the last revised As -
easement Boll of the Said Munioipality to be
entitled to vote in the said Municipality at
Elections for Members of the Legislative As.
88m)1y and at Municipal Elections; and
that said list wee first posted up alloy olfloo
at Ethel, on the 20111 day of July, 1800, and
remains thorn for iuspoetsn.
Bloaters aro called upon to oxami0o the
told 1180, and if any mn10i0(io00 or any Other
error8 000 found therein, to take immediate
,n•o000ei0lle to 111138 the said errors dor.
rooted it000rding to law.
WMf, SPENCE,
Dated at Ethel 00th day of Gray
Township.
flip,
IS ONLY
26o. per lb.
And w11ou von are epollling 211o. to got a
pon113 of Psrie Green, you m)3413juin; as
well get rho Very Bost for your money,
Yon 11111 313,1 tho Very Best Paris Green,
winnowed to bo.1?tiro, and. imported (lir•
eut from lengland, a6
Popper's DruE Stare,
LEGAL AND CONVEYAfdcING•
vp lK L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.1�. L-0 sclieitot•and Convsyanc8l•. ooueo,
Woe 01000, O11cc—Vanstoue'e Block, Urns.
sols.
.__ __ 21•sm
T M. SINOLAIIZ,
1 y • OOlioitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub.
Ito, &e. 011ico-3anstorn'e 1110e13 1 door
north 0f Ooutral HOtol, Private Linuds to
Lotto,
Ct0. 1EIT,ON, HOLT (4l:IOLMES,
\�J 11311,10)0115,RelltBtoys, 050181)08 Pubito,
GOdel i0h, UD1,
M. C. OA11IlllON, 39. C, 3R0LIY BOLT,
DUDLEY ROLt180.
lI P. BLAIR, BARRISTER
LV7f�• soldier, &o. (late of Garrott, C
Prondfoot's OOloo, Godorich.) 01)lco over
Gillies to Smith's Ba08,1300090110.
Money to Loan, 47
AUCTIONEERS.
A R.AY1lANN, •
Auotioneer, ,s always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stoc lc, dm. Terms
cheerfully given. Oran brook P. 0. Sales
may be arrouged at Tan Perm Publishing
House, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY, Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
od on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
00001111 sneeialty, Orders 1e11 at THE POST
P ubli shine House, Bru ssol s, or sent to Walton
P 0., will receive prompt attention,
HAVING v
G TA
I{I;N OUT LICI•;N-
to conduct sales Auctioneer1 rm k l00oousouablo
prices, (mowing the standing of nearly
every pel•8cu I am in a position to sell to
good marks and got good security when cold
oucredit. Satisfaction guar8uteed. Give
mea can. 82- 1f 5. 800TT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MfoORAOKEN,
MIAs GroceryYurnb rrygStreet,, Biueselloe
t• N. l3ARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist, 8hop—Noxi door
south of A. M. Mcliay,9 Co's hardware store.
Ladles'aud abildrone hair cutting a specialty
MONAIR
la.• Issurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
FireoInsuranoWe Oo. Office at the r Oranbroott
Post 011oe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. .HUNTER
00, lauron, of Conveyancer,the
Notary Publio
Land, Loan and Inanranoe Agent, Funds
invested and to loan. 0011e06i8ne made.
O111oe in Graham's D lock, Brussels.
OIL PAINTING,
Miss Holies, of Wiugbam, is prepared
to give instruction lu oil painting. Terms
maybe at Miss w11808 sa mp1081of (work may Nellie
130011. Mies
Mortes would also take a few more pupils in
music,
m A. HAWRJNS,
!� • Organist 111 St, John's Church, Brue-
sets, and pupil, in the Art of '1'eaohia of A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Doe., Now 'York, will give
lessons to pupils either at 7.0. nu111day'e,
cos Ring and John Ste., or if preferred, at
their own hems. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
VeteHonor Graduate of the Ontario
tfnary ()tillage. is prepared to treat alt
diseases of domesticated animals In a com-
petent manner, Particular attention paid
to vntorinary dentistry. Calls prompt at-
tended to. Office andInfirmary—Two doors
north of bridge •l'urnb orry s6., Brooms,
NIEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGIITON, 1'I. D.
• O. ML, tali, O.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P
8, Out, Boeiclouoo and office In Wilson'
Blook, corner of 131111 and Turhberry 81s.
L. GIBSON, lI. D.
. 0. MI., M. 0, P. 8. Out„ Graduate
Queen's University Kingston. 01•P1alt-
8mt118'9 blook, one door South of Standard
Baule,l3russols, Night boll answered at the
some place.
M•cLEOD'S
System Renovator
3190 OTHER
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC ANIS ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita.
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur•
algia, Loee of Memory, Brouohitio, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundioe, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De•
bildty,
LABORATORY GODERICH, ONT.
J. PVI. MoLEOD,
Prop, and Manufacturer.
Sold by J, T. PEPPER,
Druggist, Bruesols,
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