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LIESy 00 Dna oxoula3on8 6o Manitoba and the
FLIES!riti
1 Northwest commoner next 'J:uee
Partners the "Unions" would now
favor us with a return baseball metals,
just for Auld aoquaiatance sake.
Gaunt and Wroxeter aro Worked by
the o;Tcees o3 the Salvation Arnry, Bros.
sale, in eonnootioe with the circle oorpa.
OR7'T.-Last Saturday morning Annie,
beloved wife of ])avid Frain, died sud-
denly and unexpectedly at her home in
Brussels, She had boon poorly end was
In bed, A alight coughing spell ottme 00
and after it she turned over and passed
away without speaking a word. Mr.
Frain was absent after a second dootor
at the time of her decease, Death was
earned by heat t failure, it is said. Five
young children are left to remember the
kindness of a good mother. The funeral
took plane on Tuesday morning, it hav-
ing been postponed from Monday after-
noon t0 allow relatives to reach Brussels
in time. Rev. Samuel Jones conducted
the service. Mr. Frain and family are
deeply sympathised with in their un -
looked for bereavement.
What a nulemus0 tiieso flies are and
how shall I get rid of them you say 7
There are at leaeb three ways of doing
dile. Due is by the use of tly )tapers,
We have Wilson's Fly Felts, Davis' Fly
Felts and Shoo Fly Potent. The former
seems to give good satiefaation. Then
you can, for 5o., buy two sheets of Tan-
glefoot or better known as
Sticky Fly Paper
which keeps theft right there. L+et he
not least we have the Insect Powder
whish will quiukly kill every fly in a
room if kept olosed for a short time. It
is much cheaper now, 2 oz. for 10e,, and
when used with one of our 10e. Bellows
is easily managed. We will be pleased
to supply you.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN ExTENSION W. a. & R.
Trainer leave Brussels Station, North
nd South, as follows:
Gorse SopxH, Sento NoRTH.
Mall 0:53 atm. Mixed 0:45 a.m.
Express. 11:50 a.m. Mali 0:18 pm,
Mixed........ 9.05 pan. Express .,9:40 p.m.
o tat Peths Pins.
A cbiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Now wheat is offering on the maree•r.
A wEnDING is billed for September 1 ,
Brussels,
Seneca, Board on Friday evening , f
this week.
ANtREw'e shooting gallery did the
town this week°
WHAT about getting the Smith fact, ry
and the Vanstone roller mill rusLi
work ?
THE wood work on Dr. Graham's b', el:
has beau brightened up by the painte,'s
brush.
Bona, schools will reopen on Mon' v,
27.stinst., and village and town sol..,„Is
one week later, Aug. 28th.
NEW Fall goods are arriving. I. "k
out for the announcenente of the 1a,9,
chants each week in Tut PesT.
TRANSIENT Traders license in Brnr:.eis
has been placed at 440. The statute al.
hews $50 to be imposed under a bylaw.
A REPORT of the 0. 0. F. Demonstra-
tion at Kineardioe, last week, as given in
the Reporter, may be read on page 0 of
this issue.
D. FRAIN desires to express his sincere
thanks to the many kind friends who
sympathised with himself and family in
the great lots they suffered.
TKE R. T. of T. semimonthly meeting
was not held last Tuesday evening owing
to improvements being made in the Odd.
fellows' Hall where the Template meet.
RussELL FLRTeNEE had bis left eye put
in deep mourning last Friday evening
while playing lacrosse on Victoria Park
by a blow from the stick of a companion.
Jns. KELLY is getting the stone bauled
for the water tack et the corner of Teen -
berry and Church streets. The work is
supposed to be completed by September
1st.
BnpeeELo Driving Perk Association
Directors talk of holding Fail rnoes about
Sept, 12th. A stallion race open to
horses owned in Huron County, is men-
tioned as a probable event.
Bsusezes -Voters' List for 1808 is out.
There are 254 names in Part I ; 113 in
Part I1 ; and 29 iu Part III. 03 are
qualified •
to serve Woven. The names
of 47 Indies appear on this year's list.
A. mace oo of the creditors of James
Irwin, merchant, will be held in Toronto
on Tuesday of next week. Mr. Christie
is in charge of the store for the Trustees.
We hope Mr. Irwin will be able to make
a satisfactory settlement and thereby
re0nme bnsfness.
Tnn officers of the past quarter have
bean re-elected in conneotton with
Western Star Lodge, L 0. 0. F., Bras -
sale. Wm. Martin is away this week a
delegate to Grand Lodge, which meets at
Niagara Falls. Mrs. Martin 00oonn-
paaied him,
LEON 3ecxsos should have been credit-
ed with 575 marks instead of 555 as re-
ported last week in 0o0neetipn with the
relent Entrance examination. It was
mot a mistake of Tut Poso ns all the pub-
lished reports were alike as far as we
noticed.
Lase Tuesday evening about thirty
Bruseelites went to a flax field D. Frain's
children had the job of pulling and gave
them abig lift toward completing the
work. These little acts lead tie to
believe that the milk of Unman kindness
nae not dried up yet,
Monne: PAoTY.-Under the auspices of
the Guild of St. John's thumb, Brussels,
a garden party will be held on the
spacious grounds of W. F. Vanetoso on
Tuesday evening of next week. Mre.
and Mies Sage, of Walton, will be
present, also the town Bend.
Tete Allan Liue has made a great re -
auction in cabin rates by all the steamers
of the Montreal and Liverpool servioe,
and a1.o by the steamers of the Allan
State Line, sailing between New York,
Londonderryand Glasgow. W. R. Kerr,
of TDB POST is loan) agent.
Awenoxv Seeress found a gent's open
laced gold wat011 on Victoria Park ou
Wednesday evening and promptly hand-
ed it over to the Reeve who shortly atter•
wards looated the owner, a gentleman
from the Weat. It had eliRped out of
his pocket not having a a hair attached.
Ile was lucky to ever get it among so
large a orowd,
LAWN Paltry, -On Friday evening of
this week a lawn party will be held on
the beautiful grounds of R. Lsatherdale,
corner of Turnberry and William streets,
under. the 00551090 of the Bpwotth
League of the Methodist chorale In ad.
dition to refreshments in the shape of
oofeo, bread and butter, cake, tee cream,
lemonade, &o., a choice program of vocal
end iuetrumentai Music will be provided.
The S, S. Orchestra will taste part. The
Meth will be illuminated by eleetrio
tight. A good time ie aseeurod to all.
People We Know.
\lie I1ate Hembly is on the sink list.
Mre. Neil McLai:Min 1105 been on the
sic c list,
W. Dutton, of Iugersoll, was in town
last week.
Harold Creighton may take a situation
in Guelph.
Mfiss Frank Pelton in holidaying at
Innerkip.
Mfrs. Morris, of Hespeler, is vieitiug at
Geo, Howe'e.
Miss Green, of Listowel, wee visiting
Broasels this week.
Dirs..Boberes and children, of Ripley,
are visiting in town.
Miss Ramsay, of Chesley, is visiting
MI. a, 11. L. Jackson,
G. A. hood is here on a visit of a few
weeks loom Saginaw.
Mrs. Smith, of Seaforth, is visiting
Mrs. IV.tteon Ainley.
Lexie Alexander, formerly of Brussels,
was in town this week.
J. S. Smith and family were vieitiug
in Klnee dine last week,
Mies ,l.ddie Vanstone is home from
Tilsonl erg for her holidays,
Miss !.aura Turnbull, of Atwood, was
visitint n Brussels this week.
Mfrs. Fitzpatrick, of Fort Gratiot, is
visiting, 1,09 parents. in Brussels.
S. L -;+pard, wife and son, of Toronto,
are vie ;r,ng at Walter Jackson's.
lis :;.lith Marlow, of Wingbam, is
visitine; flies Jessie McAlpine.
J. '1 Jook, formerly of Brussels, has
remov,•. from Wingham to Clinton.
Inc. Miolae, of Cranbrook, has taken
a posit)• a in J. T. Pepper's drug store.
Mist. Luella -Ross arrived home from a
short tmit to Durham on Tuesday night.
Tret,.urer Belly and wife spent a few
days et Kincardine enjoying the lake
breezes.
D, A. McNay and wife, of Wingham
were visiting Mre. J. S. Smith on Wed
nesday. •
Harry Crooks, of Gananoque, was
home for a few days last week. He Likes
the Eastern town.
Mrs. J. G. Skene and daughter are
away on a visit to relatives at London,
Essex and other pointe.
Principal Cameron was in town for a
couple of daye this week, having just re-
turned from the World's Fair.
Mrs. Harry Bothwell and child and
Miss Ames, of Bay City, are visiting rela•
tives in Brussels and looality.
Miss Cora Ferguson and her two
brothers, George and Bert, of Teeewater,
are visiting relatives in thin locality.
J. D. ISlakley and family, of Montreal,
brother to Mrs. T. Hall, Alexander
street, will become residents of Brussels,
Roht. McAlpine, of Toronto, is visiting
his parents in town. Mr. MoAlpine has
recently returned from a trip to Winni
peg.
Willie Loatherdale and Herbie Dennis
aro visiting friends at Earrieton, Elora,
Galt and Guelph. They went on their
bicycles.
M. Y. McLean, of the Seaforth Ex,
positor, and Itev. Mr. Hunt, of the same
town, were among the spectators at the
sports on Wednesday.
George McLaren, salesman in A. R.
Smith's store, left on a visit to the
World's Fair on Friday of last week. He
will be away a couple of weeks.
Harry Cormack, of Chicago, was home
for a fete days. He accompanied the re•
mains of his brother John to Braseels.
The funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon.
Last MIonday we had a pleasant call
from Editor MoLeod, of the St. Mary's
Argus. Along with his neice and son a
visit was being made to Dr. McNaugh-
ton, of 13rnesels.
Mrs. Smale, of Chicago ; Mrs. Douglas,
of Woodstock, eieter of Mre. D. •Pereiu
Mrs. Hetneworth, of Detroit, mother of
deceased ; and Mrs, J. Kerney, of Wood -
steak, attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. D. Frain on Tuesday.
Mfrs. George Cardiff, who was away to
Manitoba on a holiday visit for several
weeks, reached home last Monday.
Their train was delayed by a washout
and Mrs. Cardiff and Mfrs. Henry
Mooney Sundayed at North Bay with a
relative of the former.
Rev. J. Boss, B. A., and wife were
called to Elora owing to the illness and
death of Mrs, Watt, Mr's. Bose' mother.
The dereased was over 81 years of age.
She died on Saturday and the funeral
took pleats on Monday. Mr. Watt bag
reached the patriarchal age of 00 years,
Duncan Stewart, Stratford ; Peter
Stewart, Miss Lizzie Crerar and Thee,
Stewart, of North Basthope, Perth Co, ;
D. M1cTavish and wife, of Stanley, Huron
Co. ; hirs,'T, and Mrs. Rowan, of Giam-
mis, Bruce Go. ; and Robb, Stewart, of
Chicago, attended the funeral of the late
Mre, Alex. Stewart last Friday afternoon.
Business Locals.
Boy wanted et Gillies & Smith's
Batik,
BASS viol for sale at a bargain. Apply
to 1i. L. Jackson,
Waxers 0131 for our advt. next week.
Ferguson & Halliday.
Two mos of oats for sale on park lot
0, Brttteele. Apply to T. Belly.
Moseme ehinglee at 50 cents per
bunch at J. &P. Amout'e, Bruesele,
11. 1's, Mencooe & Go, are opening out
a mammoth etook of Dry Goods at the
Garfield House, Brasoole, Everybody
within 15 miles of Brunets is asked to
sea oar geode and got the 'wonderful
prloes We ate selling them at,
TIIE BRUSSELS POST AUG, 11, 1893
We are prepared to mince pictures, 011y
size required, et reeeonable prices. Give
us a call, Id. J. Steemg.
WVALKItn & Bw•AN, Brussels, are the
Meal agents for the Cheer 1:tm wagon, 0100
the Bain 3vagou. Piioos right. '
Now is the time for viewing, Publio
buildings, residences, pia.nie parties, eto.
can be photographed on shortest notice,
13, 3. Strong.
Bunsen 00opxmA red cedar shingles.
A oar load of the hest shingles in the
world, have been known to last from 80
to 40 years on a building, Tar sale 0.113.
Gerry's, Bruesele.
TO Tag Pcnnro.-Having purchased en-
tire stook of 0. E. Perry's negatives, any
photos. can be had from theta by leaving
order at my studio. II, J. Strong.
Wens FOioo.-A pair Of f1n0 shoes
were places in a buggy in the American
Hotel shed, last Saturday, in a mistake
no doubt. The owner may have them by
proving property and paying for thie
notice.
Dmleseemixa,-Mise Sample, dre=a.
maker, has removed her shop from Dr.
Graham's block to the apartments over
1. 0, Biolltu'd'e ebop where she wit be
pleased to wait on her former 0u 15,0895
and as many new ones as desire nor
services.
One Sumner sale continues and large
numbers of customers are taking ad•
vantage of the genuine bargains offered
by us. Have you inspected our goods
yet ? Every lady within 20 miles of
Brussels should see our display. Fergu•
son & Halliday.
Wnos you find that you cannot sleep,
and get up in the morning as tired as
when you went to bed, be assured your
Kidneys or Liver are out of order.
1LTembray's Kidney and Liver Cure will
remove the cause of all this trouble.
Try it..
As a hair dressing and for the proven•
Hon of baldness, Ayer's Hair Vigor has
no aerial in merit and efficiency; It
eradicates dandruff, keeps the scalp
moist, clean, and healthy, and gives
vitality and color to weak, faded, and
gray hair. The most popular of toilet
artiolee.
Luxe a ship without a rudder is a man
or a woman without health and the
necessary strength to perform the ordin•
ary duties of life. When the appetite
fails, when debility, and a disordered
condition of stomach, liver, Id dney, and
bowels assail you, take Ayer's Sarsap-
arflla,
MoST RI:1IAmLAELE ON EAnTH.-So says
Professor Gresham, New York, of St.
Leon Mlincrai nater, to invigorate, build
up and preserve strength and happine,e
life long. It is impossible to speak too
highly of St. Leon. A fresh supply to
hand at Geo. Thomton's.
WErm-Dreorel AND Damrrno. George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and ie proper.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wella cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable, Residence
emend door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34-tf
BHEOlIATis)r ODnsn IN A DAY. -South
Amerieau Rheumatic Cure for Rheums.
dem and Neuralgia radioaliy cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at onoe the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first does
greattly benefits, 75 cents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
S101010LEs.-A oar of Ilritish Ooulum•
bian shingles for sale by Backer & Van.
stone. See them before you buy.
British Columbian shingles will lay more
per square than any other shingles in
Canada. They are safely laid 59 inches
to the weather, one thousand covering
nearly 158 square feet. Pine shingles
cannot be safely laid over 49 inches to
the weather, one thousand covering 138
square feet. Therefore sufficient pine
to cover the same amount of roof, at the
same price per thousand, cost about nine
per cent. more than B. 0, shingles, and
at the same time our shingles will last
fully three times longer than pine
shingles.
TEE 810x110 DASD. -Grantley, Ont.,
Aug. 7. --The interest in the came of Mr.
Munro, of whish tnention was made in a
despatch from here last week, rapidly
increases as his improvement in health
progresses. As a wise man should do,
Mr. Afouro did not say anything about
his trial of Dodd'e kidney pills for the
dropsy which afflicted him, until he
found that good would result from their
use. Now that he has satisfied himself
and others of this, beyond the shadow of
a doubt, he is loud in his praises of the
remedy. In answer to the enquiries that
have poured in upon him about his
health, MIr. Munro unevere : "I am bet-
ter than I have been for three years, and
the credit is due to Dodd'e kidney pills.”
His case and others prove Mutt these pills
are, by all odds, the most wonderful
remedy of the age,
A mud turtle weighing over 27 pollud5
was captured in the Seuble river by Bli
Snell.
230RS7
STEwsiw.-In Atwood, on A ug. '2nd, the
wife of Mr. W. Stewed of a daugh.
ter.
Dos unasN.-In Brussels, 011 Aug. 6t11, the
wife of Mr. G. A. Deadman of a
daughter.
B11owNLEE,-Ab the Reotory, Gerrie, on
July 81st, the wife of ]rev. W. F.
Brownlee of a eon (still born.)
ssAxaz„xemsee
BLAooc-ENox,-At Edinburgh, Scotland,
on July 20th, by the Bev, Armstrong
Black, brother of the bridegroom,
MIr, Ebenezer Oharltoe Blnok,
yonngest son of the late Rev. John
Bleak, of Liddisdale, Sootlaud, to
Miss Agnes, youngeet daughter of
the late A, W. Knox, of St.
Marys,
�x>rxo.
Con)tnolc,---In Chicago, Ill., on Aug, 2nd,
John F, Cormack, aged 29 years and
10 months.
HAnp1Na,-71.1 Kamtoops, B. 0., on July
7.4th,Bev. Freeman Harding, former-
ly of Howick, aged 50 years, 11.
months and 5 daye.
Sone se. -In Gerrie, on July 28th, Gil•
beet Jardine, aged 91 yoare•
SEkrts: Ig 9linton, on Friclay, 1 Aug,
4111, J. D., youngest bon of James
and Beei0 Seale, aged 8 years and 8
mon is.
Weer, -In Flora, on Saturday, August
511, 1898, Barbara Argo, wife of
Alexander Watt and mother of hies.
(Bev,) :,John hose, Brussels, aged
81 yeere,
S214X.D„1J .D Baur 01+'
�nT,A Z,mnmrtsca= 7.972.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) 97,000,000
OAPITA.L (A861109i00d) . 92,000,000
r
,4Uenoiea in all principal notate is Ontario, Quebec, Afanitoba, United Stales ie• TnptaUrt.
A General Banking Businese Traneacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Isened and -Collections made on all points.
SAVINOS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed ou deposits of 41.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION a1n=N To 'run COLxenTION OF FAILM310e' SALO NOTI•se.
Every facility afforded Onetomers living at a dietanoe.
W. D. HART, MANAO0n.
TELLIES & a IT I, 3A S,
B J U SS:FZIS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts 13ougiat and Sold on
All points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FABMBItS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPBOIALTY.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Bates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Prinoipal at the end of the Months of
Catcher and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
51•c effect to write Insurance 1n old English or Canadian Companies, or in Mut-
11111 C0n.1mnlee 05 may be desired.
AonoNTs Pon CANADA. AND UNITED STATNe : TIM CANADIAN BANK OF OomlltnoE.
:-t
1 i ns --In Brussels, on Aug. 511,, Annie,
beloved wife of David Frain, aged
89 years.
FA�T� FAxxes,
Hensall, Sept. 7.8.
Toronto Industrial, Sept. 4.16.
Western at London, Sept. 1421.
Central at Gueiply, Sept. 79.21.
Greet Northwestern et Goderioh, Sept.
2092.
South Huron at Exeter, Sept. 25.26.
Mitohell at Mitoheil, Sept. 26.27.
Turnberry at Wingham, Sept. 26.27.
28M27.orningtou & Ellice at Milverton, Sept.
2 7North Oxford at Woodstock, Sept. 26
Centre Huron at Clinton, Sept. 26.27.
Southern at Brantford, Sept. 26 28.
North Waterloo at Berlin, Sept. 26.27-
28,
West Wellington at Harriston, Sept.
27.28.
North Perth at Stratford, Sept. 28 29.
Blanchard at Kirkton, Oct. 5.6.
East Huron at Brussels, Oot. 5 6.
Morris Branch at Blyth, Oct, 11.12.
DESR JSSfmT�9 7t•TARSs^TS,
Fall Wheat 58
Spring Wheat ... 58
Barley 30
Pees 54
Oats 32
Sutter, tube and rolls18
Eggs per dozen 9
Flour per barrel 8 00
Potatoes ... 40
Hay per tan 0 00
Salt per bbl., retail1 00
T-Iidee trimmed 39
Hides lough 8
Sheep skins, each 60 1 00
Lamb thine each 65 00
Apples per bag.... 50 00
Wool 17 18
Pork 7 00 7 50
60
60
86
00
84
14
00
8 50
50
7 00
00
Wool8To0K, Aug. Oth.-Twelve faotorfes
offered 8,013 home, first half and last
half July ; sales, 1 lot 250 boxes, Sret
half July, no. Salesmen not eager to
sell lest half July.
Livsuroox,, Aug. 7. -The annomlas-
ment made last weep that the adenines in
the pride of cattle was only temporary
has proved correct, its quotations are off
fully a id today, the heavy suppiiss,
weak demand, warm weather, all tending
to depress the market. The receipts of
Canadians were light. The range of
prices were as follows :-Finest steers,
12e ; good to choice, 3.390 ; poor to
median, 103c ; inferior and bulls, 79a to
9o.
Tonoxno, Aug. NIL -Fleur, straight
roller, $2.80 to 93,00 ; extra, 92.40 to
92.60. Wheat, white, 59 to 60c ; No. 2,
spring, 57 to 68o ; red winter, 59 to 60a ;
goose, 60o ; No. 1, Man., hard, 81 to 820 ;
No. 2, 79 to 800 ; No. 8, 78 to 710 1 front-
ed No. 1, 05 to 66o. Peas, No. 2, 58 to
60o, Barley, No. 1, 45a ; No. 2, 40o ;
No. 8, extra, 80 to 40o ; No. 4, 82 to 380.
Oats, No. 2, 86 to 410. Market seemed
exceedingly dull. Sales -No. '2 Men.
hard wheat outside ab 78 to 79o.
Lennox, Angueb 8. -The Mark Lane
Demos, in its weekly review of the
British grain trade, nye :-The British
wheat crop is now estimated at 7,00%000
quartere. This leaves 21,00%00 quartere
to be imported. Deducting the etook left
over from 1892, there will be needed 19,-
00%000 quarters. It is not easy to see
whore this supply is to come from, It
will absorb all the good Grope of Bessie,
India and Southeastern Europe to fill
the British requirements. In the mean-
time foreign whsate are neglected.
Manitoba is quoted at 28e Sid, and Colf-
fornia at 29 3cl per quarte'. English
wheat ie in quiet req.00st at unchanged
values. Corn is cheap. Old Amerioan
sella ab ale, and new American at 8d less.
Oa7s are (1)111 and weak, Flour, barley,
peas and beans are unchanged.
EAST Btn'Fnto, N. Y., Aug. 9th. -Cat.
tle-All bold there were half a dozen oars
on sale ; one load of fairly good Texas
goers brought 43.25, and some fat cows
at $3 t0 98.25 ; the market was elronger.
Sheep and lambs -Five oars on sale ;
Blow ; good 85 to 00 lb, wethere sold hero
at 41.20 to 164,80, and fanny lambs
brought $5.25 to $5,30 ; select, out from
full loads, cell and common light sheep
ranged at 93.50 to $4 i about, all were
sold in one wily or another by the close.
Ilogx-Twenty earn on sale ; active and
85e to 40c per owt. higher sates ranged
Yorkers, good to oboiae, 90.80 to $6.40 ;
a few loads of good light. mixed and pigs
bringing $6.45 to $6.50 ; medium and
heavy grades, 95,75 to 05.80. a 9030
green and grassy selling down to $5.110.to
$5.60 ; aosghe were slow at 94 to 94,50.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QEVERAL ELIGIBLE PR0-
iJ FEnrnte for sale i,, Brussels, Prices
low and terms easy. Apply at
TELE POST Publishing House.
0,00D lIt ILOFX COW FOi3
BALs. Just calved. Apply to
JAIL SPGIB ,
Lot 80, Oos. 0, Morrie.
Ii1LIES ON OATTLE.. - TO
Prevenf flips from troubling your
stock apply our Flora Fly Pre Veutative,
which £e both cheap and eeleaainus.
' G.A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Boultsollor, &o,
MENDERS WANTED—TEN-
Dans will be received by tho under-
signed for the repairing of the Presbyterian
Church ;Ethel, up to Atenday, Aug. 7, '03.
The following repairs to be done :-1. The
foundation to be put in good repair. 2 Roof
to be shingled and 'Par -papered. 8, Outside
of building to be painted, 4. Gelling to be
Calcimined. 11. Windows to be retreated
and xepaieed, The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. For further partiou-
lrns apply to
J. M. 3011310E188018,
Chairman of Committee, Altliol P. 0.
TXTORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPO-
SITION.
The Go/lariat Horticultural Society have
completed arrangements to make an ex-
hibition from the Oonntyof Huron orphans,
pease and apples at the World's Columbian
Exposition. All exhibits packed and ex
preened direct to Chicago from here.
Parties will receive full credit for any OE -
13114t they may make. A11 expr0Ee or other
charges for sanding from any part of the
county here will be paid at tbie end. Cor-
respondence regarding number of specimens
time for sending 00., cheerfully answered
by the undersigned.
W. LANE, J. T. DIGoSON,
8•d Soerotary, President.
Goderieh, July 20,'03.
REAL ESTATE.
TARMis FOR SALE.—THE UN -
01010 oNEn has several good Farms for
sale and to rani, they terms, in TownebiIns
of Morris and Grey. F S. SCOTT.13ruseels.
87•tf..
CIII0I0E FARM FOR SALE.—
) Being South half Lot 27, eon, 0, 9170: Pie,
100 agree, nearly all cleared. 0000 buildings,
One 30011 bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
session, Easy Terme. Apply to
W. Al. SIN GLAIR,
Solicitor, ,Oe., Brussels.
tf
G)(Lt ACRE FARM .FOR SALE.
v Tine 200 acre farms being lots 11
and 12, tam 10, Grey, Is offered for sale. lee
acne clonred and tha
bered,uro Buildings fret.Ola Bal Grohard,lwien,
00, School home, within 40 rods, Posses-
sion given at once if desired, leer further
poxtioulars 110 to price terms, Ra. apply to
NES. WALREB,
0-11 Roseville P. 0,
or NELSON BRIOTE18, on farm,
''f AR14i FOR SALE. --THE TUN-
• Dtnerontn offers his Splendid 220 acre
farm, beteg Lots audweet part Loh 0,00n,
0, Grey, for Sale, Than are 1C0 mores cleared,
halftime timbered. Two dwelling houses,
bank barna, gond orchard, well fenced. A
never failing spring on the place. Posses-
sion given any time, The eabeoriber also
offers for sales. dwelling house, etabl0 muss 5
acres of land in the corporation 00 Brussels,
The house and garden would be rented for it
abort time if not sold, Hard and soft water,
Pot uricoe, terms and further }})�artioulers
apple to JOHN 8012TH,
47•te Proprietor,
Brussels P. 0.
IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK.
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for service) this
present etas n the Improved Virgo white
Yoreskiro pig ''Readyy on lot 20, eon, 0,
Morrie, to whloh it limited number of sows
w111 bo tartan. Terms 81.00 to bo paid et
time Of service, with the privilege of return.
Ong if 000000ary„. Pedigree May be Ewen up.
on ap Plieatiou. 18013003817 BOOHOL,.
10t Proprietor,
Voters' List, 1893.
M unicir.tL8TY or T1ln El'O1vsssm or 'fleeing,
COUNTY on' rlonoN.
Notideis he•eb y given that I have trans-
muted or deliverett to the persons Mention-
ed in sections d and 0 of the Ontario Voters`
List Aat,1808, the copies required by said
00ot4one to be h•auemittod Or delivered of
the list, made pursuant to said Aot, of all
Persons avveariu by the last revised As
soeeuout .11.011 of tho said Alnniel valid' to be
entitled to vote in the said 3tio oloipalt by at
Bleu tions for Members 0!150 Log£slativo As.
selnbly and at Municipal Election ; and
that said I let wa1 first potted ltl, at my oleo'
Moo is, on the lot day of Aug, 1993, and
remains thorn for inspoution,
Electors are. ailed upon to examine the
said 01st, and if any militating err any other
orrar5 an o found therm, to tope Immediate
preaaaitngs to neve the said errors correct.
ad ataurdiug to law.
.WVM, OLAl3I;,.
Doted et Morrie 306 dMak aoMorris80501,18808,
SURE - CURE
0
Whoopma, Cough
Pepper's Drug Story,
1i1:•TJi t'+]e;Lltlr.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ip L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and 0011voyaaoer, ColIso•
810118 made, 011loo-Vanetono's Brook, Brus-
sels. 31.31n
ViT• M.
fiat &c. 8ltonoee
llol,orSINCLAIR,
OdooVauslo1b
north of Central Hotel. Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Publio,
Gado/Joh, Out.
01. a,OAttEn0N, 15 0., PHILIP HOLT,
DIIDLE3 HOLWIE%,
G, F. BLAIR, BARRISTER
Solicitor, &o. (late of °arrow tk
Prouelfoot'e Oilso, tioderioh.) 0llIce over
Gilles & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, is alwaye ready to Ot-
to ud sales of forms, farm stool, &o. Terms
cheerfully given. Oeaubrook P.O. Sales
may lye arranged at THE POST Publiehin'g
House, Brussels.
-
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales oonduot
ed on reasonable terms. ])'arms and farm
stooka specialty. Oedem left 01 !NTH POST
P ubli eh tug House, Brussels, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ wit receive prompt attention,
I,TA'VING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
to content as
of Sarin stook atrreasonable
prices. Knowing the etaudiog of uearly
eVery person I am in a position to Bell to
good narks and get good temerity erity when sold
on oredit. Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
mea 0911. 32- F S. BOOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoGRACKEN,
• Ieeurer of Marriage Licenses. Oltlee
stills Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels,
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of A. 1H. AIo1Say& Oa's hardware atone.
Ladles' and chlhirensbair cutting a specialty
A 1ofoNAIR,
• Iesurer of Alnrriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commie-
elra B. rbrFiroelaq Go. Conveyancer he Oauook
Post Odloo. -
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN5URANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
00. Huron of the
veyancer, th Division Public
invented and loan a�Oclleetione Pinadee
Odioe in Graham's Bloo7, Brussels.
OIL PAINTING,
V Miss Merles, of Wingham, is prepared
to give iustructfou i11 oll painting. Terme
may be ascertained et Miss Nellie Ross' store
when samples of work may be seen. 'Miss
Mortes would also take a foto more pupils in
music.
rA. IIAWRINS,
• Organist in St. Johne Oburab, Brus-
sels, and pupil, iu the Art of ;Teaohiug of A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Goo., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at J, 0,Halliday's,
nor. Ring and Jelin Sts., or if preferred, at
their own bomd
os. Monday, Tuesday Aa
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
VETERINARY.
T D. WAEIWIOK, •
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veleoloary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated auimale In a oven -
potent manner. Partioular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promstlyat-
tonded.to. Odteo an c1 Infirmary -'Two doors
worth o8 bridge •rurnberey et„ Brussels,
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O. AI., L, B. 0.P,, Edinburgh, M. 0, P
S. Oat, Besidenoe and. Whoa in Wilson'
Moak, corner of Mill and Mulberry Ste,
L. GIPSON, Mi. D.
J.GA
f„ Al. It 1'.. o Oub., G 331015—
binalee University, y JlSoutan. OFr1oE—
Smaka'a brook, one duct Slats of creates
)Sauk, Brusaole, Night Snit answered at the
90100 Diane.
DENTAL.
YDYvN7CIta'D:
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. 5.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Porouto Uni-
versity. Ox'19oi-Over A, It, 9mith's StOre
Brnesae,
Voters' List, 1893.
MUNICIPALITY OF 010E VILLAGE OF 150585ns,-
COUNTY OF 11010000.
Notice is hereby given that 5 have trend-
mitred or delivered to the parsons mention.
oath Hatton tt 5 and 0 of the Ontario. Voters'
List Aot,1800, the copies required by earl
seetione to be transmitted Or delivered of
the ltat, mads plummet to said Aot, of all
pesolne appaariug by tbo last rovieed As.
moment .Roll of the salol Mnnioiiyaiityq to be
entitled to veto in the said Municipality at
Eleatiooe for Members or the LoglslativeAs-
semblly and at Municipal. 1+1leStionsl "and
that oaiti Set was first posted up atmyelike°
at llrttoselo, on the 00th day of Anguet, 1809,
and re:eaten then tor 'weeder),
1floetoro are called upon to examine the
said list, and if any ommiseions or any other
errors ere tonna therm u, to take immediate
prooeeeione to have Ma Said mere Cor-
rected a00ordlugto law.
F. S. 5G0T'r,
Clls
Dated at Pr,iesel4 8411 day ofnuctist,1603,
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