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ENVELOPES
THE BRUSSELS POST
MARCH 2, 1888
If you are not aware of this fact just
take a gimlet, at a portion of our stock
displayed in our window this week. We
will be glad to supply you when requiring
any, You will find quality and prices
right. We are always glad to procure
auy geode in oar Hue not in stock. Books
and Stationery, Drugs and Fancy Goods
aro our leading lines. Please remember
the place, which ie
G. A, nes
Drs;t, ,hook cf. 1•am'y Goods Storm',
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
COUGH REMEDY manufactured in
Seaforth, called
LUMSDEN & WILSON'S —•—'-"e
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Balm of Fir
,,�R/eya1 G ye ra tied B
Its wonderful virtues have created tt
demand for the', Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price 50 eta.
17.6ms,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN ENTBNSION, W. 0. din. n.
Trains leave Brussels Station, north and
south as fotlow3:
Gntng $outit. , yoing North.
atail...:.........7:02•a.m. I Mixed 0:00 a.m
Express......11A5 a.m. )Ifali0:50p.m
Mixed 8:35p.m. I Express ..... ....0:45p.m
cr.a.caI. .xibs tem .
Boom, Oysters, White I3eane, Maple
Syrup, Aiwst GOOD. 82 -
STEAMED, Rolled end Cracked Wheat at
Coats' armory, New York Store.
Waxen Beans, Fresh Oysters, Haddook
at Coats' Grocery, New York Store, 82 -
Twins are thirty or forty applicants
for the vacancy on the teaching staff of
the Brussels public school occasioned by
the resignation of Miss Sayers. Who
the successful applicant will be the Board
will decide on Friday evening.
TUE Speech from Throne at the open.
leg of the Dominion house of Parlin-
ment and is eyeopsis of Local Legislature
newe alongf, with other interesting mat•
tore may be read on the inside pages of
TnE POST this week.
Scoter Ac'r.—Last Tuesday Police Ma-
gistrate Williams bad Mrs. Wtn, John.
sten and Frank Colgar, of Wroxeter, and
Jno. Lamby, of Benner°, up for trial at.
Wroxeter. They wero each fined a50 and
costs. Two of the three plead guilty,
Lxcruur,—This (Friday) evening Rev.
G. E. H^wie, the blind minister, will de•
liver a temperas a lecture in the Meth-
odist church on Temperance as seen in
the East, ruder the auspices of the W.
C,T.U. of Brussels. A large attendance
asked.
SoaAL.—A social iu aid of St, John's
Church Sunday School will be held at
the residence of Frank McCutclie u on
Thursday EvenIng, 8th March. Convey.
ances will be in waitieg at Hargreaves'
Drug Store at 7 ..'clock. 15 nus. for ride
and program.
Rev. te. Joats preached at Bluevale
last Sunday in the abeen••e of Rev. A. Y.
Hartley. Rev. le. Paul occupied the pal.
pit of the Methodist church here last
Sunday morning owing to the indisposi-
tion of the pastor who has been neatly
laid up with a severe cold.
Lase Tuesday evening the residence of
Walter Wilbee was the scene of a jolly
company helping him and Mrs. Wilbee
celebrate the fifth anniversary of their
marriage—wooden wedding. There were
a large number of useful articles present-
ed and a pleasant evening enjoyed. THE
Pon joins in the wish that Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbee may keep on the celebration line
tmtil they get past the golden wedding.
at least.
Taos, Guises, of East Huron, has a
bill to amend the old statute which de-
clares that no miller shall demand great-
er proportion of grain brought to be
ground than one -twelfth part. This act
was paseed in 1792 in the first Parlia-
ment after the dissolution of Upper and
Lower Canada, and has never been
amended. Mr, Gibson purposes to make
' A chiefs among ye takin' notes the old statute apply to exchanging as
,An' faith•he'Il prep% it. well as to grinding.
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Maim.
V semen cooped tweeting next Monday
evening.
Lies stated that a new store will be
opened in town next week.
A LUISE number attended the monthly
Mersa fair on Thursday of this week,
COTTAOr. to rent, 8 rooms, cellar, wood.
tilted, well, &a. Mae. A. anaemia
Thu; "bad cold" epidemic does not ap-
pear to pass many people by this season.
Now is the time to make sure of your
Binding Twine by applying to B. GEanr,
Pzutirasts Hams, Spioed Roll, Lard
and Bologna at Cleats. New Stork Gro-
Oery.
THm1E was a fro in the residence of A.
Ili. Taylor, Toronto, last week but not
rough damage done.
A TnAau' occupied the "downy" plank
ked in the lock.up on Ruesday night. Ile
Was on a pedestrian tour.
Cues. DUTTON, W. Downing and Lorne
Hunter skated to Cranbrook and back on
Wednesday of last week. It is a good
many miles around.
A rnacrleALjoke perpetrated on Thos.
Gibson, M. P. P., our worthy representa-
tive of East Huron, is reported on page 6
of this week's issue.
LIVINOeroN Enos. talk of dividing off
the easterly portion of their farm from
the Driving Park south, into park lots
and offering them for sale. It is not a
ha d idea.
Omer. Wellwood and Lieut. Moorefield
leave gone to Goderiob in the interests of
the Salvation .Army. Capt. Bates will
be the new officer in commaed bete. He
domes from Harriston.
Dem.—Last Wednesday morning Edna,
daughter of S. H. Laird, died of diphther-
ia, after a short illness. She was abright,
interesting child. Tho funeral took place
on Thursday afternoon.
ORE hundred and seventeen °utters
and sleighs wero counted on Mill street
in the funeral procession of the late Miss
Addie Mooney on Thursday afternoon of
last week. A larger funeral is eeldo m
seen.
Tarin: is a chango of officers in connec-
tion with the Salvation Army in Brussels
this week. Capt. Wellwood has made a
very efficient commanding officer and
drew around her a large number of warm
friends.
Prunes CONCERT.—The parlor enter-
tainment held at the residence of W. 13.
Dickson, on Tuesday evening, was a
a pleasant and successful gathering. The
program consisted of: Quartette, Miss
Herr, Mrs. Fie -ether, W. M. Sinclair and
A. Serachan ; reacting, Miss Richardson ;
solo, A. Strachan ; recitation, Miss Me-
Ghire ; duett, A. Strachan end W. M.
Sinclair ; chorus by the children ; in-
strumental duett, Miss Jackson and H.
L. Jackson ; solo, Miss Kerr ; recitation,
Rev. Mr. Howie ; solo, W. M, Sinclair ;
reading, Mies Boyd ; solo, J. Hargreaves ;
song, Jas. Thompson ; instrumental duett
H. L. and Miss Jackson. Accompanists
Misses Jackson and Ballantyne, Pro-
ceeds about $15.
SABRArh Benner. CoNr'saEHc,E—A very
interesting meeting was held in S. John's
Ohuroh on Wednesday evening, in connectd,
tion with the monthly Sabbath School
Conferences. The meeting was presided
over by Rev. W. T. Clete, incumbent,
who introduced the topic for disotission,
viz, : "The object of teaching in the Sab-
bath School," in a very interesting man-
ner. His principal points were; (1) That
we may do our duty to those around us ;
(2) To carry 031 the work of God, as we
must be active ; (3) To bring the children
into the church ; (4) :13oeause Christianity
shouln eater into our daily life ; (5) The
your r
h 's the father of the man and first
impressions are often ineffaoable; (6) To
hold up the Christian's view ei life; 7
To show the right use of enjoyment ; ri)
(by
to perform fire duties of lira 6
,redo d d J.L i or Paul,
trust in Go Revile. . � r, R. cul,
J. Roes, 13. A,, and a^.11. Bowie, and A.
Stewart, G, A, Deadman, J. Hargreavee
and W. IL Kerr took part in the discus.
sion. Tito next meeting will bo held on
Wednesday, April 401, in the erelh0diel
Oiinroh, and will be in the 101111 of n non.
oral experience meeting,
Y.P.C.A,—Last Monday evening an in•
teresting meeting was held in the base-
ment of Melville church. The program
was : Instrumental duett by Miss Lizzie
and Alex. Wilson ; recitation by Alias
McGuire ; reading by A. McKay ; reci-
tation by W. Reinhart ; duett by the
Misses Richardson ; essay on the physi-
cal effeots,of the use of tobacco, by Dr.
Graham ; music by the choir. Rev. J.
Ross, B.A., occupied the chair in the
absence of the President.
Tan Walkerton Telescope says :—"We
would gently intimate to our citizens that
in well bred circles it is considered "bad
form" as soon as "God Save the Queen"
is started to mako a promiscuous rush
for the door. We have been in the habit
elsewhere of seethe the audience immed-
iately rise when nor grand National An
them is struck, and remain standing un-
til the finish. We would very much like
that the time honored custom be estab-
lished in Walkerton." This rather lite a
Brussels audience too.
Pommes Soho. --Dr. Hutchinson
disposed of his house and lot, Mill street,
advertised in Tag Pose last week, to Dr.
McNaughton for the sum of $1,400. The
property is in good oondition and pleas-
antly situated. Dr. McNaughton will
also tante Dr. Hutohinson's practice as
soon as the latter removes to Montreal.
We congratulate him on this acquisition
to his former patronage and believe be will
give the best of satisfaotiun to all eon-
oerned. Ile will have bis office at J.
Hargreaves' drag store,—Wm. Blashill,
sr., of Cranbrook, has pur0based the
house and lot belonging to the McKay
family, south of Brussels, paying $450
fur the same. Wo regret to state that
Mrs McKay and sons are thinking of
removing to Kansas or Colorado in the
spring.
PEOPLE Wu KNOW —E. W. Gerry and
Bliss Minnie are away on a holiday visit
to friends at Harriston, Shelbpurne and
other places north.—Miss Carrie Beer
has been very ill during the past week
from nervous prostretiolt but is improv-
ing
mproving nicely now.—Jno. Nott, V.S., of Clay
Centre, Kenna, has been away on a
prospecting tour through California but
bee not like it as well as in Kansas so
will remain where ho is.—Mrs. Wm.
Vanstone is somewhat improved in
health this week. She was dangerously
ill last week with a lung trouble.—Gor-
don Mooney and wife were here last
week from Elsinore and Geo. Mooney, of
Illinois, attending the funerals of
Mise Addle and Wm. Mooney, sr.—Jno,
Robertson, cheese factor, well known
here, left London, Ont., for Scotland on
Thursday afternoon of this week. Tam
Posr hopes to be favored with sketches of
life in the Highlande from his pen.—Joe.
Rogerswentto Milton last week.—Mies
Lily Venetone is hone from an extended
vieit to Goderiob and vicinity.—Rev. J.
Rose, B.A. attended the funeral of hie
nephew at Elora, last week.—E, Moody,
of Clinton, was in town last week in the
interests of the Empire.—Miss Lille
O'Connor is away M London on
a visit this week,—Miss Annie Rivers is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Newton, at Har-
look.—Tho Misses Maggie and Janet
Hunter, of Brussels, have been visiting
at !the residence of Councillor Wm.
Holmes during the past beak,—Wing.
ham Advance, --Wet. Martin, implement
agent, wag on a business trip to Wood-
stock and other towns last week, --1V, B,
Dfelteolwas in iho County town for a
few days this weolc.Miss McCrea, of .
Trowbridge, was vieibin' with the rami.
Hos of Jno. MaCrac and -A. Hingston this
week.—Ed. (herder and W, It McDon-
ald, accompanied by MIisses Ella Brock-
onsi fro and Griffin, all of Wingham, wore
in town last Sunday. --Andy Currin is
able to bo about again, although he has
not yut fully reenverod his strength.—
Rev, W. J. Brandies, of New lIamburf,m,
was in town this week, ---Mrs. Comm
and Mlle intend leaving on Friday for an
extended visit to Ingersoll, London, Glen-
coe and other places. We' wish them a
pleasant trine.-- R. 11. Laird Was called
home from ('•401 nn 'l'nesdav owing to
the 'illness of his datigf(hie•. 1le had grew
out to cut'l with the, dub.
4,
Rey '11'ani ed.
STEADY Boy, 14 or 16 years of ago, with
fair Lnglieh education, wanted to learn
the Printing, ApTply, at awe, to Tag
Pose Publishing house,
Caowix Turkish Prunes at 5 omits e. lb.
at Coats' Grocery, Now York Store.
13. GEmtr is determined to be ready for
next harvest, and so has bought six tons
of meals binding cord.
Geo. Hxtcnx's blank pony took a notion
to run sway at the funeral on Thursday
of last week and out quite a lively skirm-
ish for a little while,
Ir you purchase 19 lbs. of our 40.00331
annum Tea we will mule you a present of
1 doz. Cups and Stowers and 1 dos. Plates.
Will guarantee Tea No. 1, if not may be
returned, COATS' Gregory, New Yot'lt
Store. 82 -
Is speaking of the Burgess concert in
Listowel the Standard says :—Tho vocal
selections by Miss O'Connor and Messrs.
Dunbar and Dunn were well rendered
and each of them were repeatedly amen.
cel," Miss O'Connor also assisted at an
entertainment et Atwood on Tuesday
evening of this week.
FAltarens' INsrrrrea.--A meeting of the
Last Huron farmers' Institute will be
hold in the Wroxeter Town Hall on
Thursday, 22,32 inst., commencing at 10
o'clock. Addresses are expected from
Prof, Robeitlon, A. MpD. Allan, D. Rob-
ertson and others. 'Keep the date in
mind, as a big attendance is asked for.
These institutes are growing in popular-
ity, the last one being tine most 5u0uess-
fnl yet.
I,O.G.T. EsrEuraox EN'.—A musical
and literary entertainnxent, under the
auspices of"Canadian Temple," I.O.0.T.
wi'1 be held in the Lodge room, a few
doors south of the bridge, Brussels, on
Tuesday evening of next week, The
program will consist of readings, reci-
tations, vocal and instrumental music,
&c. The public aro cordially invited.
Entertainment oommenoes at 8 o'clock.
TIM Scotsman says : —0 Miss Agnes
Knox, a young Canadian lady, of St.
Marys, Ont., took part in an entertain-
ment which was given by the Young
Women's Mission Board of the North
Reform Ohuroh, of Newark, N. J. She
gave a number of recitations which were
remarkably well rendered and met with
the enthusiastic approval of a highly ap.
preciative audience." Newark Daily Ad-
'ertiser : "The charm of Miss Knox's
personal appearance and manner, the va-
riety of her selections, and the marked
ability with whioh they were rendered
won the hearts of her audience,"
FOOTBALL MxETnio,—A footballmeeting
was hold in the sohool house, Leadbury,
on onday, Feb. 27011, at which a Foot-
ball Association was formed and named
"The Maitland Crural Pnblio School
Football Association " Tho football
.teams belonging to said Association will
play as follows : Brussels vs. Walton, in
Brussels ; No. 1 Grey vs. No. 2 Grey, on
No. 1 grounds ; Leadbury vs. No. 9. Mor-
ris, played in Leadbury, winners vs.
Winthrop, in Leadbury ; No. 6 vs. No.
4, MoHillop, winners vs. No. 2, McKil.
op, played ou No. 0, McKillop, grounds.
All matches named above to bo played
on Saturday, March 10th. Should any
match be a do there will be another
match played on the following Saturday.
D. C. Dorrence occupied the chair and
G. A. Dewar, was elected secretary.
Tun Forest Free Press, edited by Mess.
P ttypiece s. yp ace R Auld, says :—The odie
tors of the Mitchell Recorder and the
Mitchell Advocate aro engaged in a dis-
pute which has been before the Police
Courts, but is shill unsettled. The editor
of the Stratford Herald proposes that the
twi be sentenced to write thirteen articles
eaoh, and if the matter isn't settled then,
let them be required to fight to a finish
in some country barn, If Mr. Dingwan's
suggestion is accepted, there is a big va-
cant rink in Forest which the Free Press
can probably secure for the occasion.
With D. McGillicuddy of the Goderieh
Signal as referee and W. H. Herr, of THE
Bnussmts Pose, and Dion 0. Sullivan, the
erstwhile editor of the Wingham Times,
as seconds, an interesting sporting event
would result. The Free Press will do
the door keeping act, in order to keep the
whole business within the journalistic
circle.
Join; P;, Sutra, of the well-known
e-csfo (1 stock farm, near Brandon,
Mau., is here on a horse buying expedi-
tion. He has already pnrchasod four
pedigreed mares in Toronto, imported
from Aberdeen, Heotland, He also
bought a Canadian bred more, of import.
ed stook, from Jas. Russell, the well -
tureen brooder and imported of Rich-
mond Hill, She took the silver modal,
and, together with two of her progeny,
secured the sweepstakes, open to the
Dominion of Canada, et the Toronto In-
dustrial, in 1887. This boast has never
been beaten in a show ring as a Canadian
bred mare. "Juliet," the pick of John
Watt's pedigreed mares, of Salem, was
the next purchase. She has been ex-
hibited sinoe a filly at the Fall Shows in
Wellington County, and has always taken
the red ticket. She's a dandy. Tho
man who gore the start of our friend
Smith at tbo Fall Shows this Tear will
have to stay up all night. Mr. Smith will
also bake 20 other young mares along
with him for sale, and altogether a liner
lot of mares have -never been taken into
Manitobe.
Amiss Xerox's Govern, --On Monday the
121h inst. Miss Agnea Knox, 13. E., of
Philadelphia, will appear for the first
time before a Brussels audience in the
Town Hall. She will be assisted by Miss
Lille O'Connor, contralto, of Brussels,
Will, Dunn, tenor vocalist, of London,
and Will 91. Burgess, ventriloquist, Mies
Sutherland, of Listowel, will preside at
the piano. The prase is a unit as to the
excellence of Miss Knox's elocutionary
abilities, Of Miss Knee's ability as a
reader the Coboung World of the 91h nit.,
has the follovfog to say :—"A Charming
Literary Seance, -Miss Knox's dramatic
recital in the Opera House, on Friday
evening last, was attended by a largo and
cultured audience. This was Miss Knox's
third appearance on a Cobolmg platform
and the rapturous enthusiasm with which
her return was greeted, spoke eloquently
of the popular eppreoiatjen in which alto
is regardod in town. All the persona -
tions in he•lno rant were stamped with
elocutionary ge ius of high order, and
presented with r�ue0u 10gimes and
tuthful personality that w111
not fail
to charm the most critical. If we must
discriminate ab all, webeg to acknowledge
a slight wenlenees Inc 'Lassa," "The Caps
tive," and "Thu Death of Constance.;
The pieces 31333131 rendered with splendid
dramatic power and deeply teethed the
hearts 1,f all. Mien Anus's circle of
Inside ie (•njruurg 18 onneiderobly en.
litfged since Friday night's refilled.
Poor. MAVEN has tate following to say
—"Miss Roux WAS one of the three
011090!1 from a oleos 0f forty to represent
our school lank Kmomer, at ootnmencoment
oxereises whkoh wereheld in the Aoatlomy
of elusi0, before au readionoe of 8,000,'
The universal opinion smiled to bo that
Miss Knox bee a great future before
her should she continue to pursue the
dramatic art. Nature has done umeh
for Miss Knox in many ways, She pre
sante au appearance on the platform
which is surpassed, I think, by no lady
before the public, .She is more beauti.
ful than Mary Anderson,' was the ex-
pression of not a few people at our 0001'
metteement. Hoe voice, naturally good,
has been much improved by a very thor-
ough course of training, and, more than
all --she is a cultured lady,"
On1T.--As announced in our last issue,
Win. Mooney, sr., departed this life on
Thursday evening of Lust week, aged 78
yeane. after an illness extending over
three years, The deceased was born in
Armagh, Ireland, in I810. and uanle to
this oouatry when about 10 yearns of age,
settling in Leeds Co., where he lived rot
about 28 years, and there the most of his
children were born. In 1804 he moved
into Morris township, and took up 400
aures of land, whioh, with the help of hia
sons, was chopped and cleared. The
land is nearly all owned by members of
the family at the present, Mr. Jlooney
was a hard working men, and was re-
warded for his labors by no small euc-
oesa a,• far as lirtau0,al aff.,ira were cen-
earned. He filled the position of both
Councillor mud Reeve in the township.
Tho old gentleman was a Conservative in
politics and an onthusiastio Orangeman.
He had been married four times. About
5 years ago Mr. and Mfrs. Mooney pur-
chased a house and lot on Mill street,
Brussels, where they have resided up to
the time of the old gentleman's deoease.
There are 9 children living, 7 sons and 2
daughters. The funeral on Saturday af.
ternoon was conducted by Itovds, M.
Swann and R. Paul.
Canadian. N(ew,s.
A varnish factory has been started at
Woodstock,
Halifax harbor was frozen over on a
recent Sunday and Monday for the first
time in twelve years.
Work on the Parliamentary Printing
Bureau on Nepean Point will be corn -
mewed about the 15th March.
Wallace Dent, of Milton, has an egg
measuring 7ax83 inches and weighing St
oz. It was laid by a Leghorn ben.
The Glencoe Transcript mentions an
elm lug whioh was hauled from near
there, and which contained 1,628 square
feet.
Stratford has resolved to join with the
city of Brantford, and ask the Local Par-
liament to abolish the bonus system in
Ontario.
W. Stewart, known as the Kincardine
giant, is twenty years old, 6 feet 8 inches
in height, weighs 210 pounds and measur-
es 45 inches round the chest.
When the Sarnia police find gaming
tables in a gambling house they make a
public bonfire of them on the Market
Square. At least they did so one day last
week.
Duncan Campbell, of Belmont, while
raising a sink horse by a windlass had
the lower part of his nose out off by the
sudden breaking of the handle of the
windlass,
Natural gas has been discovered at
Port Arthur, and the Sentinel urges that
fact as a good reason why the C. P. R.
should remove the workshops from Win-
nipeg to that point.
C. 0. Ermatinger, of St. Thomas, has
received a letter from the Minister of
Marine, stating that it has been deoided
to make Port Stanley a regular life -boat
station, with a regular crew.
At a epeoial meeting the Orillia Town
Council unanimously granted ten years
exemption from taxation to a wooden
house factory, whioh the Longford Lum-
ber Company propose ereotiug.
In view of the various bank failures,
the Dominion Government will bo asked
for legislation for the bettor supervision
of banks. The subject will likely be re-
ferred to the Banking Committee.
Arrangements bavobeen completed for
te debate to tante place iu Drayton, Ont.,
between Rev. Dr. Sexton and Chas. Watts
on "Christianity and Secularism," The
evenings fixed are March 22nd and 28rd.
A veterinary surgeon in Port Perry
operated recently on a cow, whose stonm-
aeh had become clogged, and took from
it sixty pounds of accumulated food and
several nails whioh had pierced the stom-
ach wall.
Last year the clothing served out by
the Militia Department to the force
were: 11,020 olobb and serge tunics, 10,.
061 pairs of cloth and serge trousers, 7,-
497 forage caps and 8,748 great coats, all
made in Canada.
At a recent meeting of the Tilsonburg
Town Council a resolution was unanih
mously adopted requesting Dr. McKay,
M. P. P. for Oxford, not to vote, or in
any way assist in the passage of Mr. Bal.
four's bonus bill.
When Win. Smith, a son of Rev. Dr.
Smith, of Knox ohurch, Galt, resigned
his situation with the Bunk of Nova Sooaia
in -Halifax, the officials gave him an ad.
dress and a gold watch, and the direotors
presented a cheque for $400.
YdC7RN'_
Itzfb: In Seaforth, ou Feb. lith, the
wife of Mr, 3, Reid of a son.
Flan.—In Seaforth, on Feb. 15th, the
wife of Nev. W. J. Fear, dentist, of a
son.
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Psoe'rzn,—In Morris, on Fab, 22nd, Wm.
J. Procter, aged 27 yore and 6
menthe.
f MSM,—Iu Brussels, on Fob. 29113, Edna,
daughter of S. II. Laird, aged 1 year
and 8 months.
i3yvgL,--•At his residence, 16 Elegem aeons
ue, Toronto, en .PCU. 271b, George
1' yvol, official reporter for the House
of °anemone, aged 118 ,yeare.
.4..TCTIoitT GAI0r-7E.
Jrnsn.w, MAncit 6,—Lot 21, con. 0,
Grey. Farm stook anal implements.
Unreserved. Salo to commence at 1
o'clock p, m. ltobt. Barr, jun., prop.,
Time. E. Hay, anat.
T1tuesn3-t, MAu(mr 15, -South e lot 26,
eon 5, Morrie, farm stook and imple•
meets, et 12 o'clock, noon. A. R, Rob•
erten», prop„ (leo, Kirkby, aunt,
!Nissho, 'Amon 111...eleot 2(1, own. 15,
Groy, farm Moak, implements ,Ca, at, 12
n'eleek, nnn), Pletcher nparlfng, prep„
(len,, iilrlcby, allot,
FRIDAY, MARer 2.—Lot 30, eon. 4, Mor-
ris. Farm stools and implomente. Un.
reserved, Sate oommenoon at 12 o'oloek,
J. & A, Sample, props., Geo, Kirkby,
suet,
Tossnnr, Mount 0,—Lot 7, con, (3,
Grey, Farm stock, implements, &c.
Unreserved. Sale 40 connmenoo se 12
o'olook. Thos. Heritage, prop„ Geo.
Kirkby, and.
37=1AP'CRTS-T M A.In21 OTS.
annnlet-rEn CAnxrnr,T,x rylinr wenn.
Fall Wheat 71 80
Spring Wheat 40 80
Oats 78 00
Peas 60 00
Barley 00 70
Potatoes 65 00
Butter, per lb 15 17
Eggs, per demi 16 00
Apples, por bushel 75 00
Soar, dressed 6 60 7 00
Beef 4 50 9 iio
*ay 8 p0 1) 00
Wood, per cord 2 00 4 00
iMzvasmx,s MARn 30 E3.
rO1i111:cTsD tAIicillLI,T myP.'AT 1l7^.Ent.
SO 81
70 81
Oil 70
38 40
58 60
16 18
15 00
4 50 00
60 00
8 00 9 110
4 5e
G0 • 80
60 1 00
90 23
0 00 6 50
Fall Wheat
spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas •
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flom' per barrel,. , .. -
Potatoes ,..
Hay per ton., ......
IIides per Ib
Salt per bbl., wholesale,...
Sheep skins, each
Wool, per lb
Porlc
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ATOTJNG MARE FOR SALE.-
Apply to THOS. cLsGREGOR,
91-00 West Half L0011,005, 0, Groy.
l'I_IRL WANTED BY THE 1.8143
�f of Maxon. Good wages to a oompet
oat person. Apply to Mag. E, E. WADE.
CUMFORTABLE DWELLING
9010 KALE eta bargain. For full part
titulars as to price, loontiou, - ole,, apply to
• W. B. DICKSON, ; 5.41
SAWS GUMMED, FILED AND
Regulated et Lot 11, Con. 0, Groy.
THOS. Mo0RE GOB.. He now has nls new
patent saw eat, "Sawyer's Guido," for sale,
•
It the beet made, so the sowers say. Pat-
ent tor sale. 34-
BULL FOR SERVICE -THE
undersigned w111'keep a thorough-
bred Durham Bullfor orrice on lot 00,
eon. O, Morris, Terme 31.00 with privilege
of returning if necessary. JAS. SP010,
Proprietor. 34.3m
�ULL FOR SL+'RVIOE.-THE
undersigned wilt keep the thorough-
bred Durham hull' Vedder" for service on
lot 20, con. 0,Morris, He has au extended
pedigree certificate. Terme-51.00 for the
seas= for grade ootve and 85.00 fur thorough-
breds. 20.2m 3, BOWMAN.
TENDERS WILL BE REOEIV
i ed by the undersigned (marked ten dere)
ap t0 Saturday, the 17th Maroh, for putting
a atone foundation, veneerlug with brick,
plastering and otherwise repairing Knox
Church, Oraubrook P. 0, Plans and speoifi-
cations eau be seen at the Cranbrook P. 0.
The lowest or any tender not nedessarily
accepted. JAMBS 0UT11EL,
Chairman of Committee,
Oranbrbok,Fob 22,1590. Mn.
REAL ESTATE.
C11010E FARMS FOR SALE. -
A taw splendid, improved farms dor
snlein the township of ins Odorrie an(1
MoKlliop. Apply to A. D]0I,GATTY, 00
Auotloneer,lirueeels P, 0.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
at Ethel station. There ie a frame
bowie, small stable, fruit trees, well and all
the oouvenienoes ou the promises. T vo•dithe
of an acre of land, Price reasonable, terms
easy, Apply on the premises or 0 by totter
to 3, W. FOCAL, Wenn", P.O. 34.2
�-
1ARM TO RENT. -T0 RENT
for a term of rears, Lot 01., Oen, 7,
Grey, containing O5 acres. About 70 name
cleared, 0 aero. of Pall Wheat, BO =roe
seeded down. Good bearing orohord, goad
wells nun abuntlane" of wator. Good house
and barn and other outbuildings. Terme
Piney. possession at any time. For further
Partfoulurs apply to BO 3 E 11T 13 ARB,
on the pronito5, or by letter to Femur, P.0,
ONT.
poll SALE TO
RENT.-
.112 ooof best business in
Drnseels, tho new brink store on the corner
of Affil mod Turnborry streets, north of the
Malcooffice, sofurnita o t 013present Firnt-t-clues
cellar accommodation. Tho upper part laid
out no a dwelling house. Hard and soft
water. Possesstoa given let of Hay nett.
Easy Terms, whioh will be made known
by applying to WM. It. WILSON, Proprie-
tor. Brussels, Ont. 04.3
"'TOUR ELIGIBLE LOTS FOR
serIx containing a quarter acre each.
Tberets a dwelling hoose on ono let and a
stable on ono o1 the others, The land is in
n first -Claes state of oultlyation and fronts
On Alexander, Thomas and Mary streets.
The property will be sold on block if por-
chaser desires it, No better situation in
B rissole. For terms and conditions apply
to W. J, NORTON V. 0, Box 02, Brussels.
T also offer fax sale n. driving Mare, dam
'Rubel,"got by Oombination,' in foal to
"Ridgewood," and her filly by`11nrt'e Mos-
senger," Ailing ono year, ay bo 00011 at
my stable, Mill street. 111- W. 1. NORTON.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
Morris, on reasonable terms. In order
to close the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. 1lsgaton, the oxeoutors otter the fol-
lowing valuable lands for sato North
half of 1,00 00, Ooneesston 0, Township. of
T•torrle aoutatuing 00 sores. On Ole lot is
erostecl a good frame barn with stone foun-
dation, goodorohord, well and pump , Near-
ly alleleared, and is o5 tb0 gravel road
otosoly adjoining iho Village of Brunets.
This farm is a valuable one, is well fenced
and in a, good state of cultivation, For
primes and terms apply to THOS. KELLY.
lrussolO P. 0., Romer 31NN1N50, Victoria
Square P.0., or Janne Stnxri, ;biopic Lodge
P, 0., Middlesex County,
Varela 36101. 2tt]er
Thoeub0arlbereffereforisle hie valuable
Farm in the Township of Grey, comprising
Lots 0 and 7, eon Alin said township. This
term contains 200 merge and is within 11 miles
from the thriving village of Btues0le, with
good gravel road leading thereto, Abon6100
soros ereoteered, free from Aunties and in a
high state of onitivation, (Oho belanoo 1A
An 1 wooded, Thi farm
C d N 15 iAYtitlnr
y1 Y
being straight arty the whole of the fences
b85311,r00. 0tnd 1nr500taving been l orle 00 1
lees end 'Cn th o promises there is cont
Ridable fog 11wo1115g tonna and non 31000015
barn with stone stabling underneath in
whioh there la a W011 with on abundant sup.
ply et excellent water, There 15 Mewing'
naw txarno implement bonen, 40x20, well
floored abn113 enol 11010W, and neatly aided
ringpainiest• Per.pertirtlars apuly to the
Proprietor, JAMES 1)1(1(SON,
Regletrer,hletran 410„
1 tfn- God erieh.
BANKING,
aINTOSII cC A1cTAfrGART,
BANKERS .;• BRUSSELS
Transact a- General Bo Wang
Business.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and Outing S tatoe Drmtts bought
and sold,
Interest allowed on elopustbs,
Coliectlous memo ON favorable terms,
Canadhw Agents-11nncnANT'% BANtc or
CANADA,
New York Age5ts—IMPORTNn5 AND TnAb,
5ne NATIONAL, BANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Njf�,TADE it;SINCLAIR, 13ARRIS-
run1, S0. OMoe in Leckie's block
Sruesels• Money to Loan.
\7 T B, DIt1I{1UN (LATE WITH
• Garrnw & Proodtoo t, Gndnrleh) So-
licitor, Conveyancer. te. Officio, Grout's
block, Wessels. Money to loan,
11I. TAYLOR, 13. 0. L., BAR.A. nle3T0, Solicitor, 50,, of the firm of
Rtonhnnsnn, lltoireon 8 Taylor, Barristers,Solicitors, ,Ca, Manning Arcade, Xing Street
West, Toronto. looney to loan.
ALEX. HUNTER, CLE1RE: OF
the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron,
Conveyancer, e
1 Y mor,
11 lnLaud,Loan nsurnnno Agent. Venda invest and
to Omloodioumade. 0ffi0o 1)
Gra
hnm'a H1nolr,Bruasole.
Ct0 g.RT OUNNINGHg4'
10(51nAN05,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. HUTCHINSON HAS RE
moved his omco to J. Hargreaves'
Drug Shore. Rostdenee on Mill Street
JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D., O.
• M. L. 0, 0. P. Edinburgh, Physician.
Surgeon and Actonnch er. Office, Mrs, 9hio3's
Week, Turnberry Street
M. F. GALE, M. D., 0. M.
Member ofthe College of Pbys(clars and
Surgeons of Outaato U7 examination.
Office and liosldeoo—Main St, F,nst, Ethe
Ontario.
DENTAL.
L ]D1 TI TXfi,Y-
G.L.Bal1,L, D.B., Honor Graduate and
mat. 0, 11. 5., of Toronto.. Nitrous (Oxide
oe good work can bo done for dad and as low
Office over Johnolen's Hardware Store,
Seaforth.
•
H>,A:Nct IST.
W. J. Fear,L.D 9,GraduateofTo-
ronto School of Dentistry, All oper-
ations guaranteed. Office—Cody's
Block, Seaforth,
Artificial tooth, Srat quality, ands
guaranteed lit, for 512.00por sob.
303 N TItiT.
m A, =ARTIST, x , D, B„
Honor Graduate of the Royal OollopQe of
Dental Burgeons, Toronto. NIT1305 01I0E
GAS administered for the palumss extrac-
tion of tooth.
099000,—Gnrneld Itlock, BRUSSELS.
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY, LIQEN-
9E1) Auctioneer. Sales conducted on
reasonable terms, farms and farm stock a
so oo(alty. Orders left at O'Hii PosrPublish-
ing House, Brussels, or sent to Walton poet
office will receive prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGATTY, A UOTIO.N-
1nun, is prepared to attend to sales on
theeltortest uutioo, A specialty made of
BMA of thorough -bred stook. Toros made
known b• Replication Er Tnm Pose, Publish.
dept 1101,80. whine orders May be left, or
Alms w Brussels P 0.
ARAYMANN, AUCTIONEER,
. i0slways ready to attend stiles of
farms, farm stool, 80. Terms cheerfully
given, Ornnbrook P,0, Sales may be 00-
00nk011 at Tar•. Pa6T. Publish lug .House,
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
vr H. ibi0OIIAOKEN, .ISSUER
• of Marriage Licenses. Moe at his
Groaory,Turuberry Street,
A MaNAIR, ISSUER OJf MAR-
eiage Licenses, by appointment of
L(ent,-Goyeruor, Commissioner, &o„ n, B,
Agent Piro Insurance 00.
Offio o at the OranbrookPest OBioo.
—WM. RODPIOI., HOUSE, SIGN
V V and Ornamental Painter. Graining.
Gilding, Sign and Decorative Painting in all
iia breaches, Shop Blinds done up in style.
Paper Hanging it epeuialty. Shop ono deer
south of J. Buyers' Carriage Works.
LW. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
• Graduate of iho Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the practice of .7ohu
Nott, V.S„ and is prepared to treat all die
oases of domesticated animals on ociontill e
an dapprnvod principles. Treatment of del-
icate fools a specialty Office two door%
North of 13ridgo,Turnberrystreet.
QTOOK FOR SALE. -ONE OOW
supposed to be in calf ; ono Holt or to
calve in April ; ono brood now and six yottna
pigs ; one yesngsow, alt tbsro'-bred, Also
one filly rishig ttwo, Enquire 0111, 11.1111353.
813010 tY 30, Con.5, Morrie, Brussels P, 0.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS, --ON
account 0f being at groat oxp0110'
building and adding now machinery and
alsoinuending 10 start the manufacture 01
fure wo beg kayo to lnfoem all duo
the undorsi nod to bo kind enough to reale
lip clthor with Cash or Note, Gino, Nom -
10914101m , ash or Maple. Bowlegs will be
balm .inpay ,dollvored at wither of diluent
Bros. Saw001120, as this Arm hes purchased
our saw mill in Oroe. All mounts will be
90901910(10tbo Now Ole
Brunets.
28-tf
SMITH BR
OS.
1.41ARIVI310RALE — i 100
IES. U13
errors
acro
farm,behng.lot31, 001), 13, Groy Township,
Num 00., for sale. Thorn 000 about s0
ecru eionroe g. in good heart. There is n.
log haulm, goad bank horn, bearing arehnrd,
end all the •neemear oonyllnie5ees 011 1,110
pr0011000, Tor fnrt)vicr pertieulere, as to
pri0o;tocros, ote, apply to -OD prapeIotnr,
V1IOS.1i181,(P,0lerou'.0., 03.W.2'.. or k"
2-tt 3)01IGALD S'fXSAORAN,13rnssole