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Honey and Education,
A person may have a good education
and yet be ignorant of Homo things that
are in daily nee. For example how few,
comparatively, know goodhoney from bad
and what it is that makes the difference
betweu the two. There may be two
apiarists living within a atono.throw of
• each other whose bees have gathered the
honey from the same Rowers, and yet
that from one apiary may be all that
could be desired, pausing those who par.
.take of it to surely dome back for more,
while that from the °thee apiary ie not
relished, is aiokoning, /lethally turning
one against honey, for, it may be, all
time to oolne. Gan you tell me bow this
is and what makes the difference 2 It is
simply this 1—One bee -keeper allows his
honey to remain in the hive until it be-
comes ripened or thickened, caused by
the evaporation of water in it, but, of
°puree, gets fess with more labor. On
the other hand the other apiarist gets
more honey with less trouble by extraot-
ing it soon after being gathered, and as it
consequence can afford t0 sell it Cheaper,
but has an inferior artiole, being thin, in-
variably poor flavored and unappetising.
I do not olailn to have the only good
honey but maintain there is none better
and would ask you to buy only that which
you know to be good.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, eto,
GRAM TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOOT0ERN EXTENSION W. e. &33,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
nd South, a8 follows :
Goners Soumn. Golrre Sown.
Malt 6:04 a.m. II Mixed 9:45 a.m.
p.m.
11:00 am
..1 Mail 8:15 p.m.
Mesad......... 9:00 p.. 111 Express , 0:43 p.m,
n Ll IA Veins Pim,
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prant it.
A1rENT 1390s. are shipping staves this
week.
Hues Pall Assizes commence next
Monday.
25 CENTS in advance pays for TEE POST
until Tannery 1st, 1804.
Look out for millinery opening an-
nouncements in TEE POST.
DID you see the program of the attrac-
tions at Brussels Fahr on Oot. 5 <k 0 f
Tnos. BALLANTrgs will do duty next
week as a Juror at the Huron Assizes.
A ',MGM number of wells in Brussels
have been dry owing to the want of rain.
Tun "Blank Knight" in the Town Hall,
Brussels, on Thursday evening of this
week.
WEDNESDA1, Ooh. 40I1, will be the first
day of Miss MoPherson's Fall display of
millinery.
Mns. Roams announces the Fall mil-
linery opening at their store for Oot. 5th,
6011 and 7th.
Ox Thursday afternoon of this week
St. John's Sunday school held their
anulnl pio.nic.
LAST Friday the Seaforth Lacrosse
team was in Brussels en route to Kin.
sardine to erose sticks with the club of
that town.
To)rATons.—Thos. Kelly has a fine lob
of either ripe or green Tomatoes for sale.
Leave your orders early and get them
fresh and good.
"Toast B." owned by Beattie Bros.,
took 2nd money iu the hal£ mile running
race at the Western Fair, London, on
Monday. "Colonist" won 1st.
Vovouo' List Court will be held for
Brussels municipality in the Town Hall
on Thursday, Oct. 5th, commencing at
10 o'clock. There ar 52 appeals to be
heard.
War. CeM) Roy, Morris township, has
purchased a house and lot on the corner
of John and George streets, from Ed-
ward Danford, paying $000 for the same,
It is a desirable location.
CONSERFATIVE Demonstration at Clin-
ton next Tuesday. Sir John Thompson,
13on, G. E. Foster, Hen. J. 0. Patterson,
Hon. John Haggart, and Hon. N. Clarke
'Wallace aro announced to be there.
LAST Wednesday forenoon the fire
alarm was rung and the hire Engine
brought out owing to a fire in' the wood.
shed attached to Jim. Shaw's residence.
A pail of water pub out the fire and the
steamer was returned to its quarters.
STREET watering wag on the program
last week owing to the continued dry
weather, Robt. Henderson's tank holds
150 gallonsofwater and some clays dim-
ing the past Summer he hauled 17 loads,
or 2,550 gallons, on the street to keep the
dust down.
00uxcxa meeting on Friday evening
of this weer: at 8 o'olook,
MESSES. BA3REli & YoneTONE shipped a
oar load of live hogs from 13:080810 eta,
dell last Friday.
NEenr,r all the trains from the East
have been late during the last few weeks
Faire. The Goderioh Star's correspondent
time from Port Albert sage :—Prof. T. A,
g mill Hawkins, of Brussels, was visiting his
owing to the Toronto and Tlondon
A ONNTLEMAN was its town a 'Mort
ago looking over the Smith plaulu
with a view to manufacturing piano and
organ ease.
A onagers of venue in the Nightingale
insurance suit has been obtained and the
oaso will 110w 001n0 up for hearing at St.
Thomas on October 16th instead of ab
Godoriolh next weer: as was expeobod.
J.unos WALEEn i8 greatly improving the
house he purobaeod from D. Ewan o11
Alexander street. He bas sided it anew
and it is now in . the painter's bands.
Mr. Walker will move into it this Fall.
Miss MINNIE &MILDENW purposes work -
THE BRUSSELS POST SEPT. 22, 1893
Postmaster Farrow and wife ere visit-
ing relatives and friends in London,
R71311 Pelton, formerly of Brussels,
who 1111e been residing at Salem, 01110,
for 0130 peat throe jostles, spent Sunday
with hie either, Mre. R. G. Wilson, Mill
street
lug up a class Here in piano and o
tuition. Referenoee from W. W.
lett, A. 2. 0. M., (Toronto Ceuserva
of Music.) Farther notice will be
next week.
TILE Clinton News•Reeor'd says :—
Town Counoil leave awarded Ronal
Brussels, the contract of repairin
rebuilding the fire engine. The
will be $000. In the meantime the t
has secured from Mr. Ronald a fire
gine for the town's proteotion.
Tats total expense of sending
Williams to the Toronto hospital
paying her board while there amen
to $70.05. No charge was made by
oenlist, Dr. Reeve, The above am
includes Mrs. Williams' railway
back to Brussels. There was $25.95
]acted by the ladies here toward aidln
this humane and charitable object tb
by leaving $45 for the corporation
maks good. The old lady has set
down to housekeeping in the house
ormerly lived in and can get along q
nicely with the use of the one eye.
was totally blind when she went to
Queen city.
Damn To D8ATE.-0n Friday mo
ng Harry Ferguson, Q. 0., a well Imo
arrister and a gentleman nnivers
opalar in Toronto society, met with
wful death by falling from the wind
f his law office ou the fifth Rat of
reehold Loan and Savinge 0o. to
tone pavement i31 Adelaide street,
feet below. Mr. Ferguson had b
lind for about two years, the effects
a grippe, but be had general good heal
t is thought that deceased undertook
ower the awnings on the windows
rder to shut out the sun's rays, that
g totally blind be missed his footh
nd fell to the pavement below.
ayes a wife and no family, His est
valued at $300,000. Ile was a onus
R. L. Taylor, Barrister, of Brussels.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
W. F. Scott is home on a visit.
3 -no. Soli was in London this week.
Alf. Lowry has been on the sick list.
Mrs. P. Scott is visiting at Seaforth.
Jas. Ross was at Durham on Monde
Miss Thurso Gerry is on the sic
t.
W. F. Stewart was in Durham on Mo
ay.
Mrs. R. Peal spent Sunday in Bla
le.
Mrs. J. N. Kneohtel is visiting at Se
011.
Mfrs. Roderick Ross is visiting at Li
wee.
Willie Armstrong is visiting relativ
London.
V111. McCullough is attending the Fa
London.
Mies Bertha Mo0ullongb went to Lon
n this week.
Mrs. 3, A. Creighton is visiting Tela
es in Guelph.
Mrs. Joe Ballantyne is visiting rela
es in London.
Mrs. George Hogarth was visiting i
ndon this week.
W. Nightingale, of Alii.aten, was i
wn last Saturday.
Miss Ida Wfumill, of Auburn, is visit
Mrs. I. 0. Richards.
r. and Mrs. Graham were in Londe
s week for a few days.
re. Bryden, of Haney er, is visitin
mother, Mrs. Wallace.
obt. Thompson was taking in 011
Mon Pair fora few days.
rs. 5, T. Ross has gone on a holid
to London to visit her father.
. Jackson and sister, of Exeter, wee
ting at Jas. Walker's this week.
. Plum and family and Miss Ell
m were visiting at Listowel last week
iss Addie Vaustone left Brussels thi
le for her millinery situation at Wat
rs. S. Fraliok and ohilde s, of Wing-
, have been visiting at Mrs. Pear
e.
a Barkley and wife, of London
erly of Brussels, were in town las
k.
Mrs. John Tait spent a week wits
nds in Toronto, She returned las
nday,
iss Mary Riudee returned to Listowel
week to her situation after a few
k's vacation,
iss ):ear, of Elmira, and Mies Soy'
of Toronto, were visiting at Dr,
aoagll'0 this week.
rs. Heritage, of Peel, and Mrs.
or, of Omaha, Neb , were visiting
E, Blakeman last week.
edrow Patterson, of Btnevalo, brother
m. Patterson, of Brussels, died last
day morning of typhoid fever.
iss Minnie O'Connor, music teaoher,
ilverton, was visiting her parents
other friends in town this week.
e. are sorry to Hear that Josie
to is not recovering from his late
ass. Ile is at his sister's in De•
bt. Watt, Joe Ballantyne, Jame
cry and James Bell left for a visit
e World's Fair last Saturday after.
Watson and wife, of Burlington,
]siting at the Methodist parsonage.
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Tarn aro a good many boys, and men,
too, in this part of the country, who dont
seem to know that, tinder the new crimi-
nal code, fruit siealiug is punishable, for
the first offense, by pus month in jail,
and for the seo0d offense three years fu
the penitentiary.
LAsr Saturday morning the new water
tank was filled by the Fire Engine, the
job taking one hour and twelve minutes.
The tank holds 18,228 gallons and is like.
ly to last for many years as it is solidly
built of Stone and cement. It is ciroufar
in shape end 12 feet deep.
BAST week at H. J. Strong's Photo
Gallery, Brussels, will commence on
Monday, Sept. 25611, and continue until
Saturday, Sept. 90111. All babies, under
two ,years of ate, will he photographed
foabineb size) for 82.00 a dozen, cash
when negative ie taken. The parent or
guardian of the baby who takes the best
pioture will receive, free of charge, an
enlargement from baby's photo, framed,
valued at $8,00. A committee will be
Appointed to melee a decision, so as to
have fair play. One week only.
II J. ST0000,
Photographer,
lbliselo0ARe.—The annual meting of
the Ilrueelte Auxiliary r f the Womans'
Missionary Soolety of the Methodist
ohuroll was held on Thursday, 14111 ]est,
Reoeipts for the year, after expe1000,
$-12.72. Mrs. J. L. Kerr was elected as
representative to the Branch meeting at
Lietowol on Oat, 2nd, 3rd and 4011.
Officers were eiected for the °netting yens
as follows 1—President, Mee, It, Paul ;
Vico•Presidont, Mrs. J. L. ,Kerr ; Con
the/seeding Secretary, Mrs. G. FL Cob.
blediolt ; Recording Secretary, Mise E,
T . Herr ; Treasurer, Mrs. W. V,
Stogie&
er.
s. Bartoliff, Mrs. lethal mud Miss
Israel, of Seaforth, and Miss
dge, of Bey$sld, were visiting Mrs.
on Ainley last weep.
0. Richards and wife, Lew Jaollson,
m
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Th s
o , Noble Gerry, George
ry and others were attending.
pronto exhibition.
. Pelton, of Wingham, and bride,
were in town for a few days while re.
turning from their wedding trip. The
groom is a amain to Mee. 11. G. Wilson,
A former townsman in the Denser' of
Thomas Town, of Buffalo, was in Brus-
sels for a few days last week. no ap-
pears to he peeving yeanger instead Of
Older,
parents, Mr, and Mre. George 13asv1<ine,
on Saturday and Sunday last and left to
visit Mende in Exeter. Torn, having
only a few days to himself, cannot stay
long in one place. Ae well as being a
piano
o the front on then 11"tnmblere,sician he " of w11i
s Comng
to1i
he is quite ail expert.
Business Locals,
NoTIoo Strong's local in aitether
column,
NEST week is baby week at 1:I. 3,
Strong's Photo Gallery.
Cnht131014 tyro Bicycle for sale. Dodd.
ed bargain. JAS. BALLANT7NE, Bethesda.
Ir you want a readylnade suit or over.
coat, se the price we are offering. All
to be sold fu one month. J. Irwin.
Plus competition for babies at Strong's
photo studio, Monday, Sept. 25th, to
Saturday, Sept. 30th.
Bonaownn Tools.—The porsone who
have tools borrowed belonging to my
work shop are asked to kindly return
them Ar once. R. Leatherdale.
WE are offering Lace Curtains and
Art Mashes at one third less than reg-
ular prices. See them before you buy.
One month only. J. Irwin.
DnE0el1AltiNG,— 11:liES Rena Bnwtin-
hoimer is prepared to do sewing, either
at the homes of her patrons or at her
boarding place—Mrs. Jesse Wilbes's.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Fon one month only—all our stool: not
sold will be moved from Brussels in one
month. We are giving great bargains to
clear all out. Call and get prices.
J. Irwin.
Xs you want colored cashmeres, for 180.
worth 25c. or all wool Hem'iettas for 33o.
worth 50o., call and se what we bave.
All to be sold in the next month.
J. Irwin.
MILLINEET Oe'nNINo.—Opening will be
Thermally and 0ridlly, Sept. 28th and 09150,
Every lady is invited. We expect this
to be the most sucoessful one we have
ever held. Come and take a Look at the
new styles.
Mlxesns 31000E.
T,::r.L-Dinnrvo AND DRILLING.—George
Birt lies all i:;e 12 0assary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Tarnborry et., Brussels. 844f
Rumor IN Sxx Houma.—Distressing
Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved iu
six hours by the "Great South American
Kidney Cure." This new 1'0111047 is a
great surprise and delight to physicians
on account of its ex0eeding promptness fn
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
book and every part of the urinary one•
sages in male or female. It relieves
retention of water and pain in passing it
almost immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by G. A. Deadman, druggist.
"SHALL 1 Even GET WELL, I
Woxnsn 7"—Rather o plaintive, even
sad, sort of question to put, but one that
is often spoken by some unfortunate one
or other every minute of the day in this
big, bustling world. The proprietors of
Membray's Kidney and Liver Cure can
point you to testimonials from happy
and healthy peo;, who felt as hopeless
ae you are. heelsup your courage,
therefore, and try this simple and safe
Core.
TILE DOCTOR P058ts0 HIM.—Graven•
burst, Sept, 1S—About a year ago the
newspapers coutainad a000uuts of the
Curious ease of Sam Murray, a railroad
brakeman, of this plane. He was par -
Myna, es a consequence of au injury re-
ceived while coupling oars, and for two
years was enable to work. Several
dootore, among them so1338 Toronto
epeoialists, prononnoed him inoorable
and hie case hopeless. The Grand Trunk
Railway Company pa.ia him his total
disability claim, and the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen was about to pay a
eimflar oloim, when Murray astonished
everybody by a return to health. It was
proven at the time, beyond the possibility
of a doubt, that Hurray's recovery was
due to Dodd's kidney pills. A few days
ago Murray applied to it life insurance
company to take out a policy on hie life.
Two physicians have just .examined him,
pronounced hint a desirable risk, and
recommended the company to issue a
1polioy. That's the kind of work Dodd's
tansy pills do.
DEOR17
WiLTON.---In Brussels, ori Sept. 140h, the
wife of gr, Samuel Wilton of a son,
WnxTLlat.—In Kincardine, on Sept. 3rd,
the wife of Mr. H. J. Whitley of a
daughter.
MoCtimu N0.—In Blybh, on the 15111 inst„
the wife of Mr, Riohard MuOum•
tains, tailor, of a sou.
11dA1.SSS.S3017D,
PELTON—KxTonEN.—At the Parsonage,
Wroxeter, on the 12ti1 inst., by Itov.
E. A, Shaw, Mr. William Pelton, of
Wingham, to Mloe Maggie, yoaogeet
daughter of Mr. Joseph Kitchen, of
Salem,
Cour—Lovn.—At the residence of the
bride's cousin, 25 Euclid Avenue,
Toronto, on Sept. 13th, by Rural
Dean Hodgins, Seaforlb, Mr. John
Copp, to Miss Hattie Love, both of
Seaforth,
enema.
MELo3131.—In Wingham, on Sept. 86h,
John William, son of Dr. J. A, Mel.
drum, aged 8 menthe and 7 Jaye.
EAms.—In Lower Wingham, on Sept.
81h, Robert Eadie, aged 70 years, 1
month and 26 days.
Bowreg,—In Grey, on 14611 rout„ Sarah
Ann, beloved wife of Robert Bowen,
aged 40 yenre, 6 months and 27 days,
South•Hueon at Exeter, Sept, 25.26.
Mitoleoll at Mitchell, Sept. 26.27,
Turnberry at Wingham, Sept. 26.27,
Mornfngtou es Ellioo at Milverton, Sept.
20.27.
North Oxford at Woodstock, Sept. 20.
27.
Centro Iinron at Clinton, Sept. 20.27,
ST.<4XD,ARD B.11.2VIC OF C4NZD4.
=MW.4,732.,xs530=11p 5.6'72.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars).$7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized)$2,0oo,000
Agencies lit all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, tuba, Baited Stales ce England.
filtE0e `870,146° "�,�,2'dtylrN.
A General Banking Busiuese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from date of dep00ie to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE COLLECTION. 01? 1i'Ailutn115' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distane,
J. A. STEWART, MANA4E8.
MUMS az svasin, cE41rNai. 1&ras x
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
a11 points in Canada, United States and Groat Britain.
PARME(8' NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
&2rA W& Baim Vare2RAVAIVZ%
InteCom-
poundedest Allowed
d dTwi ea Year, Be ng Added to the pPitloipal at bbe endofthe Interest
the of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
tit'e effect to write Inearanec in old 1b10141 or Cannelton Companies, or lu Nut.
nal V0n1Pau1es as may 1,o dc8Hed.
A8ENT1 FOR CANADA AND GNITED STATES ; Tno CANADIAN BREI: OE 001I31Eno14.
aanowaseamsmaxoesnacoommunoesonosslarsuotwesomarmemeremmai
Southern at Brantford, Sept. 20.28.
North Waterloo at Berlin, Sept. 26.27-
28.
Morris Branch at Blyth, Oat. 11.12.
West Wellington nt Harriston, Sept.
27.28.
East Wawaoosh, 8138lgrave, Septem-
ber 28.20.
Tuolrersmith Branch, at Seaforth,
Sept. 28.29.
North Perth at Stratford, Sept. 28.29.
Wroxeter, Oot. 3.4.
Blanchard at Kirkhon, Oct. 5.6.
East Huron et Brussels, Oot. 5'6.
Howiok, at Gerrie, Oot. 7.
=1''10 3010 03
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Agge per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton .. • , , , .
Salt per bbl., retail......
Hides trimmed..........
Hides rough
Sheep skins, saoh
Lamb skins eaob
Apples per bag
Wool -
Pork
58
50 58
32 34
50 52
20 00
IS 00
11 00
3 00 9 50
40 00
6 00 00
100 00
3
60 1 00
65 00
75 00
17 18
700 750
I140ERa03131, Sept. 10th.—Cheese—Offer-
ings today, 1,880 boxes, August make.
No sales, Market quiet. Small attend-
ance, several salesmen having cold
through the week.
Tosola00, Sept. 191,h.—Flour—Sbraight
roller, $3 to $3.05 ; extra, $2.59 to $2.75.
Wheat, white, 60 to Ola ; No. 2 spring,
50o ; red winter, 00 to Ole ; goose, 67e ;
frosted, No. 1, 65 to 00o. Peas, No. 2
No. 2 Man, bard, 750 ; No. 8, 68 to 70o ;
,
53o. Barley, No. 1, 45o ; No. 2, 40o ;
No. 8, extra, 86 to 87e ; feed, 36 to 37o.
Oats, No. 2, 80o. Market quiet. Sales
—White wheat outside at 610 and No. 8
Man. hard outside 05 70o. Cate outside
at 30 to 8140. Peas outside at 73o.
BAST B0yo'ALo, Sept. 19.—Cabbie-7
oath on eale ; slow ; heifers, $2,25 to $2,-
45 ; choice, $2.75 to $8.16 ; good fat cows,
$2.45 to $2.45, with old thin stuff $1.75
to $2. Sheep and lambs—Though there
were only five ere of fresh came in
to.day, full 30 oars of yesterday's over
supply held over ; the shook was mostly
of the common and only fair order, with
a number of culled of both sheep and
lambs ; but there were also some fairly
good quality of sheep and lambs, for
which there was a fairly good demand at
only steady yesterday's price, while the
fair and common stooks were very
draggy, and Dull stuff was hardly salable.
Several bunches of Dull sheep sold down
to 10 and 14o per lb., and Dull lambs lie
and 2o per 1b., with prime lambs at 94.25
to $4,40, and good Lambe at $8.50 to $4.
Shipments were slow, with most of the
stook here of the oolnmon order, and sold
at low pri00a, $2.50 to $8 taking fair to
pretty good ewes and wethees. Quite a
fair lob of fair to common lambs have
gone forward net for sale. Hogs—
Eleven oars on sale. Prioes ruled about
steady to strong with yesterday, the
quality of hogs en sale running about
on an average with the offerings yester-
day ; fair quality of Yorkers, in light
and good weights, sold at $0.05, although
the best once ab $0.75 to $6.80 ; a few at
$6.85 ; no extreme heavy hogs here ; good
210 to 240 pound hope selling at $0.70 to
$0.80 ; good pigs, $4.50, roughs and stage
unchanged.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
10 OR 12 HORSE POWER EN.
0sNx0 and bettor for 09.18 000end hand,
in Arab•eIo8orunriug order, 11tppt11y to
ClOnent, Ethel.
SEVERAL ELIGIBLE ?R0-
rEn'rnds for sate in Brussel9, Prides
low and tering oas7. Apply at
1:1111 1,08'R Publish ing Room.
STRAYED ON THE PEEK—
nes of the undersigned, Lot North 41
and 2,001.1.1, Gey, on or about the middle
00 Jlfly, a yearling steer. Owner may 111160
the sa1110 by tsrovnlg property, paying ex-
p oleos and talchlg h1111 away.
10.4
martini. SNELL,
Jamestown P. 0,
TEFSSEYS AT1EAD.--AT THE
kl 'Wald'. Fair the Jerseysave nor
milk and rondo more ditecee than any Iron
In the tort, The Amino of. tho cheese was
over 1 more than the next )Ugliest. -•Vin.:
Shorthorns. Ooet of sorvioo of my Jersey
Ball redued,
Du ggit 4, l3 1t 01Nior, Seo.
REAL ESTATE.
('1510ICE FARM FOR SALE.—
000nearyalao1Morris, llclue e27.
oduiros,
tine young bearing oro11ard. Imtnscllato p9s-
aessi01], Bony Tunas. Apply to
W. M, SINOLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, &O., Brunetti,
2®Q ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
Tho 200 care farm being lots 11
and 12, eon. 10, Grey, is offered for sale. 120
00150 ere cleared end the balance well ttm-
hexed. Buildings nrst•olase. Orchard, well,
songiven ab once lift desired rods. r rotates -
Rion
er
partloulare les to price, terms, &a. apply to
9-tf MBs. WALKER,
or NELSON 30RICK10R, on far n villa P. 0.
T.(1ARM FOR SALE.—BEING
now 20, South half 0011. 4, T3Orris 0011.
Oaiotng 10000105, 80aores aro cleared and
free from stumps, balance hardwood and
oednr. There in it brick house, largo bank
barn, log baro, orchard, wells, &o„ on the
phart, There aro aros7 items of Fell waw tt lin
whiob would have to be arranged for with
present tenant, The farm Is may 14 wiles
from Brussels. Por further particulars
apply to
0-55
ALEX. STEWART,
Que00 Street, Brussels.
G00D FARM FOR SALE.—
subscriber
bladlea0 form for saleIt is located. onexcellent
roomyand is iflrst-elass condition. Flue
house, large bank barn, 5005 milord,
wells, &0, Farm Is wall drained and well
fenced. Only 2 miles from Brussels, Will
sell outright or would bake a smeller farm es
Vall pay,
pa�'tleuln 8 as to prt given, ems &o,,
app17 to
0)10010010 050033,
Proprietor, Brussels.
t :ARM FOR SALE, --THE UN-
ialm,bbingL 68 nd avast part Lot 3,,000
b0alance ftimbere There
Two d vening Houses,
bank barns, good orobard, 'well fenced. A
never failing spring on the 111,190. P0ae05-
eion given any dune. Tho subscriber also
effete for sale a dwelling house, stable and
aures of land in the 001110ration of Brussels.
The house and garden would be rented for a
abort time If not sold. Bard and soft water.
Pot prices, terms and further 1partioulare
apple to JOHN SMITH,
4/ t! Proprietor.
13005501a P.O.
IMEPROVED LARGE, WHITPORE.
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for service this
present season the huuroved largo white
Yorkshire pig "Beady' on lot 20, goo. 0,
Morris, to which It 1101110,1 number of sows
will be tarsen. 71331338 81,00 to bo pard at
time of Berrie°, with the privilege of return-
ing if uscossary. Pedigree may be seen up-
on apppplication, 5001010'1' 1 10113010,
Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE;
Lot 00% Undersigned, eto, 6ll 1)0 there' bred hu -
proved
White Yorkshire Boar "oauada'g
breeder J. purchased10,1)lour, Oak L014018 Perm.
Burford. Terms, 81.00 to bo paid at the
time of sorvioo with 511(3110 0 of returning
if necessary. Pedigree may bo seen an OD-
Plieetion,
ROBT, NICHOL,
VOTERS' LIST COURT.
Notice is hereby given *bat a Court will be
hold pursuant to '110 Vetere' LIMA Aet,"
by Mrs Honor too judge of the 0003107 Oourb
of the County of Huron. at the Town Hall
Brussels, on THURSDAY, the 5th day of
October, 1809, at lb o'elook 0, m., to hear and
determine the several aomplaiube of errors
and omis5iova In too VCtore' List of the
Municipality of Ilrassols for 180$, A11 par-
sons having business at the oou•t aro roquir
ed to attend at the said time and plaeo,
P, s, soon,
Clone of e005 Municipality.
Dated 43110103H day of Sept. '00,
VOTERS' LIST 005Jii.1.
Notice 18 11010137 given that a Court evil, be
held pursuant to "'Elio Vote's' Lists Act,"
by His Honor the Judge of the Oouuty (Mort
of the Oollntyot .Buret at the 'Township
Hall, Morrie, on FRIBA. Y, the 0th clay of
October, 18914 at 10 o'clock a, in., to hoar and
determine the several aoueplaiut5 of or3ore
end minions {n tho Votore' List of the
MunioivaIity of Morrie for 1808, All persons
having business at the Court are required to
Wend at the said time and place.
koaduOlorfiMliolpality,.
Dated the 19th day of Sept, '00,
0735308' LIST 4105311,T.
Nob10o ie hmoby ageeen that a Court will be
held pursuant t0 0 Ile Vetere' Line
by Hie Honor the Judge of th o County Court
of the County of Buren at the Township
Ootobo1,1808 ae olSATURDAY, the
to hear and
determine ism several oomlplatuts of saes
and omieektu0 in the - Vetere' L10t of G M
Mimics ohty of (:Fro for 1899. An per00ne
leaving bust -nose at tiro (Mort aro required to
attend at the said time and place.
WM, SPE NCE,
Dated the 10511lny of Sept, 08uioilpatity,
r¢rae°1,11
Toilet Soaps,
Choice Assortment,
Large Stock.
Some of the Kinds are ;—
Heliotrope, Lotus, Glycerine,
White Oatmeal, Tal',
• Sta13197, ALO,
Pepper's Drug Store,
13 i1..T.TSSIECLta.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T? L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
,1U• solicitor and flonvoyanoor, 0011o0 -
Moue made. Ofli•e—Vanetono"s Block, Bras_
sole. 21.51.11
M. SINCLAIR, -'—'
• Soltoitor,Conveyancer, NotaryPub.
Ile, &o. Ogle—Vaustovos Illogic, 1 door
north of gambrel Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
13arrietet's. Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Ac. e, OAucrown, G4.oderio1, Ont.
O•, l'8ILrp IxoLT,
4101331337 310311300,
P. BLAIR, BARRISTER
�1 • Solicitor, &a, (late of barrow &
Prondfoa5' Oince, Goderieli.) 001co over
Giltioe & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loau, 47
AUCTIONEERS,
ARAYMANN,
Auctioneer, to always ready to at-
tend sales of forme, farm stook, &o, Terme
ohoerfully 9113533, Oranhrook P.0. Solos
may be 01Tang04 at Trot Po5T Publlehfng
House, Brussels.
GEORGE KIR]U3Y,
Licensed Auctioneer. Salee conduct
ed on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
00001011.e130olally, Orders left at THE POST
P ublishing Hoe ee,Bru sole, or sent to Walton
P 0 will receive prompt attention,
AVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN.
sE as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct salmi of farm stook at reasonable
prices. 'Knowing the standing of nearly
overyperson I ant Ina position to sell to
good marks and get good security when sold
ou credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea (WWI, 52- Ti S. SCOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
yv.II, MoORA0I{EN,
at hie Grocery Furuberry street, BreeOlffs.ce
N. BARRETT,
•
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Neat doer
south of A. M. Moiiay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ahildrone hair cutting a a00olalty
MONAIR,
• Snorer of Marriage Liaensos, by
appointment of Liout,40overnor, Commis-
sioner,
ia te dm.,
uoo Oo. Conveyancer
Lice at the Oraubrook
Post 08100.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
0180n500E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER
Co, Huron 00of eve}'anoorr, Division
tary Public
Land Loan and I118Iiran00 Agent, Ponds
invested and to loan. Collections mado,
Ofilos h1 Graham's Blook, Brussels.
®IL PAINTING,
Bliss Merles, of Wingham, is prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. Terms
wher
e samplesiof work limy be seen, store
Diaries Would also take a few 1110r0 pupils In
mu010,
A. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St. John's Ohurob, Brus-
sels, and pmill, in tho Art of :Teaehin of A.
W. Thayer,.Mus.iloo., Now York, wilt give
lemons to pupils either at J. O.H alliday's,
cm. Piing and John Sta., or if proferred, et
their. 01011 homes. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderato,
VETERINARY.
T . D. WARWICK,
Veterinary College, is s GrduapreparedHonor e oft he t0 treat all
dioeaeoe of domesticated animals in a com-
potoub manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistryy. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Two doors
north of bridge 'l'urnborry at., Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MONAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0. M., t,, R. O.P„ Edinburgh, M, 0, P.
El. Ont. Besideuco and 011100 iu Wilson's
CIoole, corner of UM and Turnberry 'Sts,
TL. GIBSON, M. D.
• 0. M., M, 0. P. S. Ont., Graduate
Quoon a University,Kingston, OSw CE—
Smaln'e block, olio door South of Standard
Bank,Brusselar Night boll 11.1.111)90110d at the
same plane.
DENTAL.
11)1MN'XX .3• T1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal Cottage of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. 01°e1o1--6751 A.10, amitb'e More,
Brussels,
APOLOGY.
I, Aloxender Ninhol, of the Township of
Morris,in the county of 'Huron, farmer,
hereby publicly apologize to Doctor hie.
&lvoy, of 13 reseals, for any gtatomentstbat
neve made with roforonoe to 1310 treat.
moot ofMylato daimon]. 0031, Thomas T
had no r0ae0n to say or think that the
Doctor's treatutont Of m7 eon was °thoxwier/
than proper and 0k119t3l. My solo OROUSO for
having Made the 019.00ment8 and used the
words 1 did i8 t11at5 spoke 0aro,o80ty and in-
considerately i now desire t5 remedy a0
far a0 po5eible to 391.00g I have done the
Doctor b my defamatory s0ate1nents and
so matte this apology anal. direct 'that it be
ptlbliehed in THE 13Ruse131e PoeT ter four
0500005465 100330e.
Dated at 13r11esols this 19b11 day of Attgn80,
1808. ALNXANDI311 NICHOL,
0.4 Witness, G, F. 03104.570, Solicitor.