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Photo g,r a p h Albums,
THE BRUSSELS POST
Our Photograph Albums ordered from
Germany some months Rime have now
arrived. If yon want good value mall and
ae)eot one.
How about presents? Are you think.
ing of getting one ? Some valuable gift
for your friend or—well it matters not
who if it Is
A Present
you are after then cone and make your
purchase while our stock ie complete
with ao many things mannfaotured and
purchased expressly for this purpose,
useful articles too whioh you need nob
hesitate aboub giving. It would take too
muob space to enumerate them so please
come and see them at our drug, book and
fanoy goods store, Brussels.
G. A. DEADMA.N,
Druggist, Bookseller, &c.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION w. 0. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
lad South, as follows:
Gorse Soo'r,I, Gorge NonTE.
Mail........... 0:04 a.m. I Mixed 33:10 a.m.
Express 11:00 a.m. Mail 8:1$ p.m.
Mtsod ....... 0:00 p.n. Express 33:41 p.m.
1'. tat Ilets Tieing.
A alders among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BEAUTIFUL weather.
R. T. or T. nest Tuesday evening.
15 nENTs gets THE PosT for the balance
of 1893.
Sodom, Baum on Friday evening of
this week.
WATSON AINLEY pot a new tar and
gravel roof on the Central Hotel this
week.
WATCH out for Alex. Straahan's advt.
next week. Be is booming overcoats and
snits just now.
HEnn'MARE Mnennesox, who has often
visited Brussels on a Phrenologioal tour,
is in town this week.
A WEDDING, in which Brussels will
furnish the bridegroom, is on the pro-
gram of the near future.
OUR thanks are due to a number of our
onbsoribere wbo have paid up arrearages
and balanced 1894 as well.
Ix is reported that Jae. Irwin has pur•
chased the brick residence on William
street now occupied by R. L. Taylor.
MEssos. Mecca & Damns shipped a oar
of lambs from Bruseele on Tuesday. It
is a losing business to the buyers this
Fall with the market ne it is.
W. M. Samara and F. S. Scott secured
a large red fox while hunting in Morris
township last Monday. Reynard is be-
ing cared for by J. T. Johnston taxo der -
mist.
THE first monthly Horse Pair for this
season will be held in Brussels on There•
day, Nov. 80th. Keep the date in mind.
A number of buyers are expected to be
present.
CAPT. STRETTON wee in town On M011-
day in no very good bn0lo0 over the in•
terference with the stable on his property
West of Brussels ou Hallowe'en night.
He offered a reward of $10 for the con.
viction of the parties who did the
damage.
A BEAUTIFUL five o'clock linen table
cloth has been oompleted by Mrs. T.
Pletcher. It contains 728 squares of
drawn thread work besides all the spider
web extras and Meana many hours of
needle work to the owner. It would
make almost any lady's heart dauoe for
joy to possess it.
LAWYER DICONSON TIID Cnoion.—A
meeting of the leading Conservatives of
Shia Riding was held in Brussels last
Friday. Mr. Campbell, M. P. P., for
Algoma, who is performing duties as
Provinoial organizer, was present
and addressed the meeting. E. L. Dick•
inson, a well known and popular Bar•
rister of Wingham, was chosen as the
candidate for the Local Legislature and
are believe be accepted.
THE Atwood Bee 01 Last week says :—
John D. Ronald, of Brussels fire engine
fame, flys into the face of Editor Kerr,of
THE POST, for publishing an item to the
effect that Ronald's foundry had closed
down for a oouple of weeks or so owing
to slackness of work. The item was sub-
stantially true, but Mr. Ronald takes ex.
oeption to it and abuses TEE POST for
publishing what he (Ronald) regards as
'unwarrantable public notices, more
harmful than one can oaloulate," &a.
This came Sohn D, Ronald forgets that
Tun Po83 has given him "free puffs"
time without number, some of the "publio
notices" occupying nearly a column of
the local pages of that paper. Such un-
gratefulness on the part of Ronald is very
apparent. Were we running Tern Pose
we would take preoioue good care that
Mr. Ronald and his engines got no more
free advertising in the future. Snob
men deserve to be taught a lesson on the
'value of newspaper space.
YOUNaLnuai s.—The first meeting of
the Young Liberal Club sine* its organi-
kation was held fast Friday evening in
their room, Odd Fellow's Hall, and was
largely attended. President Kendall 00.
cupied the chair. The first business was
the nominating of G. F. Blair, J. II.
Cameron and A. Hislop to represent the
Club at the joint debate to be held in the
Town Hall on the evening of the 24th
inst. The Constitution and By-laws
was submitted by the Executive, fully
aisouseed and 100 aopiee ordered to be
printed. A abort, yet very interesting
program was presented ooneieting of a
nimbly prepared inaugural address by the
3,'resident ; a well-reudeted Swatch dia.
loot reading by neore>.try Blair ; two
rousinglees by the Glee Club, and the
National Anthem by the company. Let-
ters were read from 0. S. Hyman, M. P.,
Of London, and Dr. McDonald, M. P., of
Wipgbam, in reference to their address•
ing a public meeting in Brussels tilde
month. The date. will be announced
later. Next meeting of the Clab will be
held on Friday evening, 17th inst. A
debate,: "Resolved that the franchise
should be extended to all Women over 21
years of age," music by the Glee Clnb
and a reading or two Will constitute the
program. A large number of new mem•
here were added to the Aeeoofution. t 0
THREE Itnliane with violins and harp
515 the town on Thursday of last week.
They made fine music,
1301111 2000001:, the veteran Iamb and
sheep dealer, shipped a oar load of Lambe
Prom lamest le on Thursday,
Goma. Tamperanoe meetings will
probably be held each Sunday afternoon
p the Town Hall after next Sunday.
Bement& gun club will shoot for a $10
silver cup at Jones' hotel, Leadbury, on
Tuesday of next week. Settforth club
will be their oppouents,
176 BARRELS of Winter apples were
shipped from Brussels station last week
to Duluth. They were purchased by
Mr. Steep who paid $1.50 par barrel.
A CONVENTION Of Eaat Huron Con.
ser531116 s will be held in the Town Hall,
Brunets, on Tuesday of next week, at 1
o'olook, to nominate a candidate for the
next Local Legislature election for this
Riding.
MUNICIPAL nominations will be held on
Friday, December 22nd, as the last Mon.
day of December is Christmas Day, and
the Muuioipttl Aot directs that the nom-
inations be held on the preoorling Friday
when this is the page.
Moss McIennnsoN, milliner, intends re-
moving her stook from her present stand
to the millinery department in the store
of Messrs. Ferguson & Halliday next
Wednesday. Special bargains given in
millinery to save removal.
LIE Bnoxax.—Last Tuesday Wm.
Mooney had the misfortune to have one
of his lege broken while feeding the hay
pressing machine at the rink for Masers.
Beaker & Vemetone. He will be laid
aside for several weeks owing to the un•
fortunate accident.
TIIE sawmill erected last week by
Ament Bros, ie 80x75 feet, with a boiler
house 14x40. An iron roof hoe been put
on. A briok shaving House will bo built
immediately West of the engine room of
the faotory. It will be 12x16 feet. D.
Lowry will do the brickwork.
Tan Young] Men's Conservative Club
has appointed R. L. Taylor, J. Moore
and Jae. Bowman to uphold the N. P. at
the public debate to be held in the Town
Hall on Friday evening, 24th inst. With
a lawyer, a school teacher and a tiller of
the soil on either side the work should
be well done.
Tan Clinton Newe•Reoord looks very
nobby in its new Fall suit. Bro. Todd
ie doing well and we wish him euooeas.
Honestly though, A. Al., you should haul
in you sign board "Independent in all
things—Neutral in nothing," as it is a
little off. If you'd insert "independent"
where you have "neutral" you'd hit it.
0. 0. F.—The following officers were
ele°ted in connection with Court Princess
Alexandra, Canadian Order of For-
esters .
C. R., Adam Reid ;
V. 0 R., Jesse Wilbee ;
Chaplain, Samuel Plum ;
Rec.-Secy., Walter Smith :
Fin. -Secy., A. Konig ;
Treas., W. Blashill ;I
Sr. Woodward, A. Crosier ;
Jr. " W. Wilbee ;
Sr. Beadle, J. Pipe •
Jr. " Jas. Walker.
They will be installed next Monday even-
ing.
TERRIBLE .40019ENT.—Not very often is
a place the size of Brussels called upon
to experience as sad an affair as the ao-
oideat that happened in Ament Bros.
former sawmill yard on Saturday at
noon. Messrs, Ament were burned out
last month and have since then purchas-
ed the Smith Bros. planing mill. Philip
Ament was assisting Richard Hingston
and Neil Milloy in taking down a dry
kiln. They were bard at work when,
without a moment's warning, the walls
and roof fell in burying Hingston, Milloy
and Henry Wilbee in the ruins. The
latter, who had been poorly for the past
six months, was looking on while the
others were working. Mr. Ament, who
was fortunate ouough to escape, im.
mediately got assistance and removed the
debris sufficiently to get the three men
out. Mr. Hingston was the least Burt
although ho was very badly bruised
about the shoulder and side. His life
was saved by tie falling between two
joists. He is able to move about a little
now. Mr. Milloy received a bad out on
the right side of bis head and has since
the accident lain in an anoonecioue state.
Some hope is entertained of bis recovery
unless a brain trouble sets in. Mr. Wil -
bee fell across the track on which the car
loaded with timber was run into the
kiln. The oldgeubleman was thought to
be dead when rescued but he revived
somewhat and was taken home where be
passed away in about an hour after the
terrible accident. The walle of the dry
kiln were grouted hence the damage done
by their collapsing, The aooident caused
quite a sensation in and around Brn0Oeie
and reports were circulated that all three
of the men injured had died.
ODIT.—Laet Saturday Henry Hall
Wilbee, of Brussels, met his death in a
sudden and unexpected manner. He
was watching several men taking down
the dry kiln on the lot where Ament
Bros. slave factory stood, when ho was
caught by the failing wall and so Serious-
ly injured &arose hie bips and abdomen
that death ensued shortly after he was
taken to hie home. The deceased wag
born at Mora in May, 1824, and resided
for a number of years in Waterloo
County. About 60 years ago ho was
united in marriage to Mise Caroline Pen -
fold, who survives him. Mr. Wilbee and
family became residents of Grey town-
ship some 17 years ago, living on the 16th
concession for 10 years when he and hie
wife removed to Brussels, whore they
have continued to make their home up to
his death. 'In addition to the widow
eight children remain to hold in loving
remembrance a kind and indulgent
parent. They are William T., of Doon,
Waterloo Co. ; Mrs. Alex. Thompson, of
Grand Rapids, Mich. ; Walter W., Jno,
H., Mrs. Philip Ament and Jesse, of
Brussels ; George A., of North Dakota ;
and Charles, of Cheboygan, Wieoonein,
All the members mentioned above were
in attendance at the funeral on Tueeday
afternoon excepting Mrs. Thompson and
Chas. John and Thos. Wilbee, brothers
of deoeaeed, and Milton, a nephew, of
Brantford ; Thos. Johnston and Mrs.
Dalby, of Elora, and Mies fenully, of
Berlin, were also in attendance. The
service was 000504ted by Rev. G. H,
Cobblediok assisted by Rev. J. Roes.
The large funeral bespolle the reepe01
in which Mr. Wilbee was held and also
showed the sympathy felt for the herons,.
ed. Mr. Wilbee had enjoyed excellent
health until last Juno, when inflam.
oratory rheurnatfem attacked him. 330
wad improving nicely when he was
uddenly out off.
PERSONAL PARA(iitAPITS.
Alex. Bruoe, of Bluovale, was 111 town
on Tuesday.
hire, Harris, of Bethany, is visiting
in Brussels,
Mise Lily Rendall is home on a vieit
from Detroit,
Hire. Butler, of Paisley, i0 visiting at
J. M. O'0ounor's.
J. D, Ronald tools a business trip to
Nova Scotia last week,
Deputy Reeve Watson, of Seaforth,
was In town on Wednesday.
J. Londeeboeo' and wife are visiting
relatives and friends in Winnipeg.
W. H. Clegg nod wife, of Gorrio, were
visiting at J. 3. Gilpin's lest Friday.
Joseph Hunter is bank from a visit of
several months with relatives in Detroit,
D. McKenzie, Queen street, is working
in the Teoewater foundry for a few weeks.
Mr. Carr, wife and children, of Auburn,
were visiting relatives in Brussels this
week,
A1iss Rills Hunter has returned home
after a visit of several mouths with rola•
tivee in Toronto.
E. 0. Lowry has been dangerously ill
this week. The old gentleman's trouble
is heart disease.
Mrs. J. Bell and daughter, of London,
were in town last week for a few days
visiting Samuel Smnle.
J. W. Yeo and family, formerly of
Brussels, have removed from Goderiob
to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Mrs. Chas. Walt and daughter, of
Brantford, have been visiting Mrs.
Watt's father—John McCrae,
Miss Easton, who has been may visit•
ing for several mouths, arrived in Brus-
sels on Tuesday of this week.
Paul Milloy, of Detroit, ie in town
this week. He Dame to see Ills father
who was injured last Saturday.
J. A. Creighton has resigned his posi-
tion as ticket agent, &o. at Palmerston
and will take a holiday for a time.
John Ferguson, of Ferguson & Haiti.
day, is under the dootor's ogre this week.
We hope to soon see him able to resume
work.
We were pleased to notice our old
friend Donald Currie in town on Wed-
nesday and hope he will continue to im-
prove in health.
We are pleased to hear that Wm.
Ainley and family intend moving bank to
Brussels from Listowel where they have
spent several months.
Capt. Ogilvie, known to quite a number
hero, was rn town this week while on her
way to Bayfield, her Dew station in con-
nection with the Salvation Army.
1'. deli, wife and children, of Harris•
ton, were visiting Itir. Seri's father and
mother in Brussels last week while en
route to Luaknow. Mr. Soli is the lead -
198 dry goods merchant of Harrioton.
Donald MoLauohlin, wino has been
visiting among old friends here for
several weeks, left for Cypress River,
Manitoba, on Tuesday, where he will
visit relatives before returning to Dakota.
W. A. Thompson, well known in Brus-
sels, has taken a position in connection
with Ninimo & Harrieon'e Business and
Shorthand College, Toronto. Mr.
Thompson is an expert with the pen
either in ordinary business .penmanship
or automatic shading. THE Poen wishes
him success.
Alexander Burne, of Merrill, Wiscon-
sin, who is visiting his parents in Brno -
gels, has lived in the U. S. for 29 years.
This Is his second visit home in that
time. Mr. Burns is a first-class mill.
wright and receives $1,200 per annum
from the Company he has beau with for
about 10 years. He was at the World's
Fair and came on to visit his old Oan•
adieu home, which he left when 20 years
of age to seep his fortune in the then
wild West.
Business Locals,
Fon sale cheap, a good set eeoond hand
harness. I. 0. Richards.
Fun coats, robes and blankets, largest
stook in town and lowest prides.
I. 0. Richards.
ANY one wishing to get a new saw
filing machine may see what suits them
at A. 112. McKay ea Co's. hardware store
Brussels.
Mass MAOOIE MONAUGH30N wishes to in•
form the publio that she is prepared to
do plain sewing, espeoially boy's olothes,
at her home, Prinoess St., Bruseele.
Losx.—In Brussels on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 81h, a blank lustre belt
with gimp trimming. The finder will
kindly leave at Tan Poem Pub. House.
ANY one wishing to get a new SAW
filing stand, I think can be suited by T.
MoGregor, of Brussels, Ont. May be
seen at MoRay I Co's. hardware store.
WELL-DraGINa AND DnmISNG.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is proper.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Welts cleaned out and put in proper
ebape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
eide of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34-tf
Kamm machines, great reduotion in
price. Plain machines with 2 cylinders
for $15, with full inotruotions. Just re.
coated a fine lot of knitting yarn direct
from Germany, various grades, also Lis..
towel yarn in various shades. A large
stock of knit goods on hand in hosiery,
mitts, &o. Any size of hosiery knit to
order, 'J. Y. S. Kirk, Agent Oreelman
Bros, knitting machines and British
Amerioan Dyeing Co.
RELmF IN SIX Houns,—Distressing
Kidney and Bladder (themes relieved in
six hours by the "Great South American
Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight to physicians
on account of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneye,
baok and every part of the urinary pee-
sages in male or female. It reliev00
retention of water and pain in passing it
almost immediately. If yon want gawk
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by G. A, Deadman, druggist.
To Tan leuwmuond.—To those of our
readere who are interested in Rupture,
we would roaommond the perusal of the
following letter. It certainly bears
strong testimony to the skill of the rap.
tore specialist, wbo ie announced to be
in Brussels at the Amerioan Hotel for
three days—Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
needay, Nov. 27th, 28th and 29th, and
will bo at Wingham Queen's Hotel on
Nov, 80th and Deo. let and 211d, where
10 will give attention to all cases who
call upon him. Physicians are espeoial-
ly invited to Gall and iespeot some of the
grandest instruments the world ever saw.
Examination and advice free.
2'o J, 1'. Egan, hernia ,Specialist, 268
)feat Qttecn St., Toronto, Ont.
Stn,—I feel it my duty, in the tattered
.Z'4JV'D.il,PD BANK OF UN."1De
MST821ST..,T0S-c 7.(372.
HEAD OFFICE, -• TORONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) •
$2,000,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States te• England,
OdF' 5 VEZ6Si° e1 aadF%'1'lJ.
A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Disoonnted,,
Drafts Issued and Collootions made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE 00LLE0TI0N or FAnlnnRo' SALE 203110.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART, MANAGER.
GILL:IRS 85 SMITE, BArPa'i c6,'m,faiA Pd,
EZ, LTSSF1_IS,
Transact a General 'Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
* PINGS Roel' DEP'1 2'VA°JVV.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest 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 Deposita.
"Vre effect to write Insurance in old English or Canadian Ccmpanles, 00 in Mut-
114/1 Companies as may be desired.
AGENTS Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : Tan CANADIAN BANE ON CoaIDIEnoj.
of those euffering from Rupture, to afford
you the opportunity of acquainting them
with my case in any way you may think
beet, I have been ruptured for over 40
years. During that time in England
and also in Toronto I have tried a large
number and variety of Trusses. Earth
one was thought at the time to be the
beet that could bo got. They all proved
failures. In Guy's Hospital, London,
Eingland, I was under •treatment and
special appliances were made for me, but
gave no relief. My ease was considered
so dillfoult that I WAS told it was not in
the power of man to aid me. This taus.
ed Ma great anguish of mind, so much so
that I oousidered myself a hopeless in-
valid. Eminent surgeons and persona
calling themselves surgical machinists at
various times undertook but were com-
pelled ultimately to admit their inability
to benefit me. I had abandoned all hope.
By tho blessing of God I heard of you
and your success in severe oases. Three
months ago I called on you and 3008 en-
oouroged. You fitted mo with an ap.
plianoe espeoially adapted to my case,
and I thankfully acknowledge the great
benefit I have received from it. I can
run up and down stairs, go to market, do
a washing, in foot I feel my life renewed
in a manner I never expected. To your
remarkable, oareful and skilful treatment
I must subscribe myself your grateful
debtor, MRs. TYNER, 65 East Queen
St., Toronto, Ontario.
=OR=
MoGexangow.—In Morrie, on Oot. 81st,
the wife of Mr. Daniel McOutobeon
of a son.
OenoRNE.—In Wingham, on Nov. 1st, the
wife of Mr, W. A. Osborne of a son.
Oo3RrDGE.—In Morrie, on Oct. 27th, the
wife of Mr. Richard Ookridgo of a
daughter.
DASH.—Iu Grey, on Nov. 7th, the wife of
Mr_ George Dark of a son_
ANDERSON—BEm.—At 228 Church St.,
Toronto, on Oct. 26th, by Rev. J. V.
Smith, Mr, Robert Anderson, of At-
wood, to Mies Annie Y. Reid, neioe
of Mr. Robb. Young, of Atwood.
DT}7b-
WmjEE.—In Brussels, on Nov. 4th,
Henry Hall Wilbee, aged 69 years
and 6 months.
CAs0.—In Grey, on Nov. 2nd, John
Cash, aged 67 years.
ADIIAHAII: In East Wawanosb, on pot.
28th, Margery Abraham, aged 82
yeore, 5 menthe.
DAves,—In Mitchell, on Nov. 2nd, J. E.
Davis, of the Mitchell .Advocate,
aged 55 years.
A•rTOTTOST S..fa.T�FJS.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10T7.—Farm stools and
implements. S} lot 21, con. 4, Morris.
Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Neil Blaok,
Prop, Geo. Kirkby, Atm.
WEDNESDAY, NOv. 15TII.—Ferm stook,
implemente, &o. North half lots 15 & 16,
con. 1, Grey. Unreserved. Sale at 12
o'clock. Wm. Jaaklin, Prop. George
Kirkby, Auo.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2183.—Farm stook,
implements, &o. Lot 19, con. 15, Grey,
Unreser ved. Sale at 11 o'clock. Wm.
Fulton, ix., Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Auo,
mRTTS.S:E12JS OA2ARTC79'T'za
Fall Wheat 55 ' 56
Spring Wheat ... 50 55
Barley 80 85
Peas 50 51
Oats 27 28
Butter, tube and rolls17 18
Eggs per dozen 15 00
Flour per barrel 8 00 8 50
Potatoes ... 40 00
Hay per ton. - 6 00 00
Salt per 11111„ retail...... 1 00 00
Hides trimmed . 8a
Hides rough .. 8
Sheep skins, each 40 66
Lamb skins each 50 70
Apples per bbl......., .,1 00 1 50
W17 18
orkl- 7 00 7 00
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
WINCHESTER' REPEATING
1' F
Ririe,
10 Shooter, for a@gp,�gg
' G. A °BRADMAIN,
I o OR 12 HORSE POWER EN-
GINE and boiler for sale�,Apply hand,
In Sret•olaes running order. 1 Apply nth01.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in 1110 village o Eth 1 belonging
the estate of the late i0r, Oan
lee Forg full
part fouler 8 foto price, Mims, &o.
Ap,n�l�y to
QEVERAL ELIGIBLE PR0—
l� wERTn1e for Bate in Brussels. Prices
low and terms easy. Apply at
THE POST Publishing House.
ONITRY WRENCH FOUND.
tioner allgaa6uemaygsthis notiby cinsame
PoPublish
Publish-
ing
House.
QTRAYED FROM BRUSSELS,
kJ about Aug, let, a red stag, 2 years old.
Last seen at Wm, Bryau'e farm, Morrie.
Anyone knowing of its whereabouts will
greatly oblige
NEIL M°LAUGHLIN,
15. Brussels,
O HBEP AND RAM LAMB
1� Strayed from premises of undersigned,
14 miles North of Bruseols, about July 12111.
An information leading to their recovery
will be thankfully received,
JAS. MOINTOSH,
16-2 • Brussels, P. 0.
�]ARNING. — NOTICE IS
Hereby given that lithe two parties
caught in the act of taking turnips from my
field between 4 and 5 o'clock on the morning
of Oot. 20th, do not keep off my premises
they w111 be treated to a trip to the county
town. WM. WRIGHT,
Lob 1, Con. 1, Turuberr•v,
Conservative Convention.
The East Huron Liberal Conservatives
will hold a Convention of delegates at the
Town 31 all, Mussels, on Tuesday, Noy. 14111,
at 1 o'olock, to nominate u Candidate for tho
approaching election to the Legislative As -
amiably. A prominent Member will be
present td address the Convention. All
0ouservativoe are invited to attend.
T. CHISHOLM, , D„ It. L. TAYLOR,
Brusoels, Nov, 7011, M.
P0Mt.. Secretary,
' M08. .
REAL ESTATE.
ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DnRsreNED has several goad Farms for
solo and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris anis Grey, It S. SO OTT, Brothels.
flHOICE FARM FOR SALE.—
`J Being South half Loh 27, oou.6, Morrie,
100 acres, nearly all Bleared. Good buildings,
flue voung bearing orchard. Immediate pos.
sesslon, Ramy Terms. Apply to
W. M. SIN CLAIR,
11- Solmitor, dn., Brussels.
:0000 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
' o The 200 aero farm being lots ll
and 12, con. 10, Grey, ie offered for sale. 120
acres are cleared and the balance well tim-
bered. Buildings Drat -plass. Orchard, well,
&a Sehnol house within 40 rods. Posses-
sion given at once if desired. For further
particulars ae to price, terms, 50. apply to
MRS. WALILER,
8.1i
It
ea°vide P. O.
or NELSON BRICKER, on farm,
FARM FOR SALE. --THE UN-
Dnneleman offers lois eplouclid 126 aoro
farm, being Lot 8 and west part Lot 0, Con,
8, Grey, for sale. There are 100 acres °leered,
balance timbered. Two dwellinghouses,
bank barns, good orchard, well fnced. A
Boyer failing spring on the place. Posses-
sion given any time. The eubsoriber also
offers for sale a dwelling house, stable and 0
three of land in the corporation of Brussels,
The house and garden would be rented for a
abort time if not sold. Hard and soft water.
For prices, terms and further partlaulare
apple to - JOHN SMITH,
4.0'tf Brussels P. O.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseaeee of domesticated animals in a Dom-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Oahe promptly at-
tended to. Office sed Inihmary—Two doors
north of bridge Turnberry et., Brussels.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STOOK; 1Dn'ra1033NTe, 50. Mr, George
Birkby Auctioneer, has reeelvod instruo.
tione Dom the undersigned Proprietor to
Sell by Public Auction at Lot 10, Con, 16,
Grey, on Tuesday, Rea,21, 1808, oommeu-
Ging at 11 o'clock sigtrp, the following
valuable property, vis, :-1 aged mare ; 1
mare 5 year8 old in foal bo imported horse ;
1 Ally 1year old; 2 °owe auppaeed in calf 1
2 heifers opposed in calf 1 3 farrow cows ;
2 ethers 2 years old '; 4 heifers 1 year old ; 0
steers 1 year old • 0 miring calves; 12 ()Wes 1
1 Humming bird mower; 1 two furrowed
gang plbw, (0oal(shutt) ; 1 sod plow • 1 thistle
(utter ; 1 lumbar wagon ; 1 efuglo buggy; 1
pair bob -sleighs; 1 nutter ; 1 horee rake ; 1
1 sot hen harrows; 1 eouffier1 1 turnip
sower; 1 fanning mill, (Armstrong afovoe);
1 hay rack • 1 gravel box; 1 set double bar -
nose ; 1 set pplow berthas ; 1 wheelbarrow ;
1 sot light bob-sleighs,pole and shalt; 1 ter.
11111 pulper ; 18011 binder in good repair; 1
grain.erasll°r,1 straw cutter) 1 eight home -
power rode and STIES (Oamfpboll) ' 1 toed
drill; l land roller ; a 101 o fowl, epadea,
ehovols, forks, chains and other arblotoe too
IMMeroue to mention. The sale will be
without re00rv0 as the Proprietor hal,
rented 11101'0m, 'Terms.—All gums of 90,00
and under Oath ; over that amount 12
months erodit will be glycol on 1ureieblag
apbrovedld111 notes,
4100. Ifl!000BY, WM, FULTON, Jo,
AuOtioueer, Proprietor,
Nov. 10, 1893
For Coughs and Colds •
—'USE --
Cherry - Gough - Cure,
(i1C:eerie ON IOA.R i R.
25 Cents Per Bottle,
—Get it at—
Pepper's Drug store,
kiRLJ 4 0010L$a*.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
o SolIoi for and Convsyaneor. Collec-
tions made. Office—Vanetoua'e Brook, Brus-
sels. 01-01»
IAT M. SINCLAIR,
,S utcos°loa1y dor Iso, Ocloo—aOlk;
north of Central Hotel, Private 7uuds
to
Loan.
CA11IEBON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barrietera, Solicitors, Notaries Public',
Goderiob, Ont,
Ir. 0, CAMERON, Q. 0., 3II001P HOLT,
DUDLEY ISOLATES.
G. F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solid tor, &o. (lata of (farrow &
Proudfoot'e Office, Goderich.) OIDoo over
Gillies & Smith's lank, Brussels,
Money to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• P.
S. Ont.0. Residence and olllcer in Wilco e
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry - Sta.
JL L. GIBSON, M. D.
v . 0. DI., 131. 0. P. 0, Ont., Graduate
Queen's University,Kingston. 0po —
Smole's blbloc*, one oi
or South of Standard
Bank, Brussels. Night bell answered at the
same plane.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Graduate yaf 1Toron tog University ° Medleal
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out. OFFICE—Next door to
McDonald & 0o., Walton Ont.
DENTAL.
1)12 INPY"rP1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D.D.S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. OreIOR—Over A. 3. Smith's Store,
Brussels,
AUCTIONEERS.
,tRAYMANN,
Auctioneer, le always ready to at-
tend taloa of farms, farm stock, &o. Terms
cheerfully given. 010013 0013 P.0. Sales
maybe arranged at THE Poem Publishing
House, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auationoal•. Sales ooudnot
ed on reasonable terms. Parma and farm
stocks, specialty. Orders left at TUB POST
Pubit thing House,Bru seals, or motto Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
H
AVING TAKEN OUT LICEN.
to conducSE as te an
of farm stook at r0000nable
prides. 'Snowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks and got good security when sold
on credit. Satlefaatidn guaranteed, Give
moa call. 83- F S, SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
-AT. H. MoOIIAOKEN,
Iaeurer of Marriage Lieonses. Office
ab late Grooery, Turnberry street, Bruasela.
IQ•N. BA.RRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. 11f. McKay & Oo'e hardware store.
Ladies' and obildrene hair cutting a specialty
A MoNAIR,.
• Iseuror of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Oommit
0iorle0, Inc., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Oo, (Moe at the Oranbrook
Poet Office.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
menteame,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
LEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Lona and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. 'Collections made.
-0ffioe in Graham's Bleak, Brussels.
m A. HAWKINS,
J. • Organist in St, John's 011000h, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art of 'Panelling of A.
W. Thayer, Blue. Doh„ New York, will give
leesOna to pupils either at his parlor,
over A. R. Smith's Store, or if preferred, at
their own homes. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terme moderato.
SOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for service at
Lot 8, Oon.10, Grey, the thoro' bred Xork•
shire Boar ,"Ready," bred by E, 10. Jurvie,
Olarlceon,Ont. Terms, 81.00 to be paid at
the time of aervloe with privilege of return•
lug if ueeotevey. Pedigree may be seen ou
application, JAS. WATSON.
18.4 Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for eorvfoo ou
Lot 20, Ooo, 8, Morris, the thorn' bred Large
Berkshire boar, "Hurou Prinoo," bred by
Wm, MaAlneter, Varna, Terme, 01,00 to be
paid at the time of service with priv)oge of
returning 11 neaesoary. Pedigree may bo
esen on applidation,
GEORGE SMITH, an.,
16-4 Proprietor.
-? OAR FOR SERVICE.—rl'HFI .
undoroignel will koap forgorVioe at
North Half Lot 20, 00n. 7,Morrie, the Thorn'
bred Cheater WIito Boar 'Defiance," for
service. Ho wag bred by Daniel D°ooureoy,
Bornholm.Porth Co., Riad is from imported
steak on both sides. Terme 01,00 to he paid
ab tiros of aervioe with privilege of roturumg
if me:mastery.
14.13- SAMUEL WALKER, Proprietor.
OAR FOR SERV10E.—THE
Undersigned will 11001a for sorvie° on
Lot 20 Con. 6, Morris, thethere' bred im-
proved Whito Yorlt8liho Boar "Canada's
Priuoe,' purahaeocl irons tato Well-known
breeder J. E. 13rethour .Oak Lodge Far,
Burford. Tering, $1.00 os
to bo raid at, the
time of 6000000. with pewit re of reluruiot
if noco00ary. 3edigtee may he 00011 on etp•
5110011010.
BOOT, 14101100.