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The Brussels Post, 1888-6-29, Page 88 PARIS VERSUS POTATO BUGS 1 T can supply you with the best English Paris Green for the protection of Sour Potato Vines. Guaranteed to give satisfaction when used according to directions. G. A, DEADMANi, Druggist, Bookseller, and Fancy Good Dealer, Brussels. NO REMEDY gives such universal satisfaction as the COUGH REMEDY manufactured in Seaforth, called LUMSDEN & WILSON'S— bio iie'lea o°o�u,o.004 uw%0 euao°u?a%%°inti 340Ya1 Glyoorated 'Balsam of Firl qo Its wouderiul virtues have erected a demand for the Preparation from all parts of the Province. Druggists sell it. Price 50 eta. 17-6ms. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOIITULmN ETTExSION, W. 0. 0 0.11. Trains leave Brussels Station, Hort and south as follows:— Going ollows:Going South, tieing North. Mail 7:02 a.m. I Mixed 9:30 a.m Exprees......11:45 a.m. Mail. . ... 3:00 p.m Mixed 8:esp.m. Express.........9:4511.m Arae Bays .ems. TA ehiel's 0mang ye traria' notes Au' faith he'll prent it. Semmes olose next: Friday. Samar will be Dominion Day. STRAwBERRIEO'are coming to the front. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT. An er GOOD. Miss 1lr'rrn INaL1N is home from Nor. wich. Cans. Wore was liomo this week from Detroit. DINOMAN's Electric Soap very cheap. Adam Good. Boise Maohine 011 end Binding Twine al B. GERRr'S. 48. 0o13v1E'e famed Manitoba Flour for at Barrio fn August, sale at Tsotisoa'o, 48• WAN'raD.—Either a general servant or Sao. SwANN, of Toronto, is visiting with a nurse girl. Agply at otco to Ids parents this week. MISS FANNY ScoTT is visiting friends in Listowel and Atwood this week. Gar your Binding Twine before it is all gone. B. GERRY. 48 - Tag Great Boot & Shoo House shows 200 pairs prunella boots this week. Tau second andthird class examination begins at 8:10 a. m, on Tueeday, the 3rd of July. TnE High Schoolentrance examination begins at 1:20 p. m. on Wednesday, the 4th of July. Tun return fare from Brussels to the 12tH of July celebration at Kincardine is announced as 91.00. 13 Les. Granulated Sugar for 81.00. Pickles 15e. per quart. Pure Coffee 200. per lb. ATIAL Coon. A. MDLIIOLLAND hag 8 Gores of straw- berries. They aro very fine. Adam Good will handle the entire crop. Srrtwe found. Owner may have it by proving property and paying for this notice. Apply at TEE Pose Pnbiisbi» g House. Mae. HExeY Bremen, of Millbrook, and Mrs. Henry Trollope and sou, of Peter- boro', are the guests of sirs. Thos. Duu• ford this week. THE BRUSSELS POST Bn rr3E 13008. talc sono of sending their roan pony to the Teeswater races on Monday. Foram Division Court was held in Brtweets ou Thursday of this week, Judge Doyle presiding, Wuu. Menrne is the representative to the Grand Lodge, I.0.0.21 „ which meets Mies CANADA will be 21 years of age on Sunday. Dm you observe the eclipse of the moon last Saturday night 9 WE have often two or three samples of weather in a day this week. Ss Tons pure Manilla Binding Twine at B. Gum's. r18. JERSEY Ice cream, three flavors on Do- minion day. Adam Good. Jim- S. Cnewro9D and wife, of Toronto, spent last Sunday with J. A. Creighton. HAIRY Drams and Jas. Ross arrived home from Philadelphia on Tuesday night CAPT. Hass was home from the camp at Stratford on a flying visit last Wed- nesday. NEXT Sabbath Rev. G. B. Howie, M. A., will campy the pulpit of Knox church es Usual. Mns. Hems Tows and Mrs. Mattice were visiting relatives near St. Marys last week. ANY quantity of fresh lime at the Kiln. Brussels, for 11 cents a bushel, W. F. KELLY, Prop. ExTRA value in Crockery and Glass- ware. Finest white Granite Sets import- ed 92 at Thomson's. 47- ALEx. Asn DAVE 'Ws:Lsos have been patting the new boiler and .engine in the Attwood flaxmill in shape. JERSEY ICE Cnsioi.—Adam Good is getting lois supply of cream from G. A. Deadman on Dominion day. A autos quantity of telegraph and tele- phone poles have been shipped from Brussels station this week. Pm ra•yore. passengers from this local- ity took advantage of the cheap excur- sion to Guelph on Wednesday. A. R. Sarva is aaay at Toronto this week attending Hughes Bros. bankrupt sale. Look out for bargains in dry goods. NoTEBn,De, letterheads, envelopes, bill. heads, statements, tags, &e. supplied at close prices at Tan POST Publishing House. ]Sirs. Jso. BART, of Dungannon, and Mrs. R. Walters, of Wingbam, were visitors at the hone of Wm, Vanstono this week. LECTURE,—i.lsv. 0. B. Howie, M. A., will deliver one of his interesting lectures in McEwan's Hall, Jamestown, on Thurs- day evening of next week. Jim. MaB.us had the thumb of his left hand knocked out of place lust Monday evening while playing 1st base in a prat. tie game of base ball on Victoria Square. Rnetsena9 Diraeoot, wife and grand- daughter, of Goderich, and Postmaster Dickson add wife, of Seaforth, werevisit' ing with friends at this locality last Tuesday. TEE Fire Engine 'Works have been running until half past eight o'clock every evening far the last two or three weeks, excepting Saturdays, to get ahead of or- ders on hand. Tam Goderich Star says : George An. drewe, sent down from Brussels, on a ebargo of stealing some 00rep iron, was eantsnced by Judgo Tours, to ono month to jail at hard labor. J. W. WANLnes, of Toronto, will con- duct a missionary service in Melville oharch next Sabbath morning. Mr, Wanless will soon go out to the foreign Sold as a medical lniseionaxy. J. L. Srrru7 has got fairly opened out now and is prepared to 'supply the needs of the public in the grocery line, He in- tends making the Now York Grocery the model shop. Call i11 and see him, F. C. Mourns presented TETI: POST with a handsome boquet of roses, peordes and lilies last Weduestley. Mr, Rogers is a great lover of the 'boautifni" as hie nicely kept garden unquestionably proves, "OeurasLm,"--T0,fs well known stallion, REV. J. Ross, B. A., preached at Lade. now last Saturday in connection with the communion services of the Presby- terian ohurch in that village. LOST Friday Joseph Laird and family left Brussels for Hamilton, from which place they expect to go to California, where they intend making their home. AD.tef Goon has treated Tam Peer to a pound of his Japan tea. No one should pay high prices to pedlars when they can get 10 lbs. of this tea for 92.75. It is first-class. GARDEN party this (Friday) evening on Dr. Mearaughton's lawn, Mill street, under the auspices of Knox church Home Mission Society. A good program is prepared. Arent July 1st the town barber shops will close every evening, Saturdays ex- cepted, at 8 o'clock, and on public holi- days they will cease work at 1 p. m. This is a move in the right direction. Tae evening service in Melville church was withdrawn last Sabbath, as the pastor was supplying Rev. Mr. Law's pulpit at Belgrave. The latter gentle- man is away on a holiday trip to the Old Country. We have received from W. Bryce, pub• Heber, Toronto, the following : Mr. Pot- ter, of Texas, Dr. Glennies' daugbter, Molly's Story and Eve. These are by well known authors, splendidly gotten up and cheap—only 20 cents eaoh. Tan Seaforth stage has been keeping excellent time this spring and affords persons going south, or north either, a convenient mode of travel. The pro- prietor is very obliging in the transac- tion of all business entrusted to him. A vEnr nicely executed oil portrait of Dr. Graham, on exhibition in R. Leather - dale's window for a number of days last week, was greatly admired by not a few. The work was done by Mrs. Graham, who is taking e, foremost plane in this art. The piece of work referred to cer- tainly did her credit. Form GENERATIONS.—A. family of four generations met at the Guelph Confer- ence, held at Seaforth, father, son, grand- son and great grandson. Master G. L. W. Fear, 4 years old, son of Rev. E. A. Fear, of Heusall, 35 years of age and has been in the ministry -eleven years ; Sam- uel Fear, of Brussels, aged 01 years, and has been a local preaoher for thirty-five years ; Rev. Samuel Fear, of Elora, aged 87 years, a Methodist minister for forty- five years. A family group was taken of the four mentioned. 50. Mas. ',V. T, unua r. Mits. MACE and Mrs. Smith and child• ren, of Godorteh, aro enjoying a holiday ie, the Broom Brigade, etc, '1'he Rink ]Dolt'+ forst-close, Ix connection with the temperance lesson last Sunday, in the Methodist Sabbath school, recitations wore given by Ther8a Gerry, Bell Baw•tinhimer, Pearl Mooney and ono by five boys (Ira Gerry, Willie Love, Lorne Danford, Reggle Fletcher and Ephraim Downing) bearing on the temperance question. ilev. R. Paul Diads n brief address, BRIIesELs is to have a grand demonstra- tion on Dominion Day (Monday of next week). A large amount of money is of. fered in cash prizes for 091115t') games and sports. Oue of the loading features of rho day will be a base ball tournament for the amateur obampionship of western Ontario. The 1st prize is $50 ; 2nd, 920; Brd, 910. Tug of war, oalthumplana, tic. A promenade concert will be held in the sleeting rink in the evening. Cheap fares on the railway, Further pertiou- ]arc may be obtained by application to S. H. Young, Seo. Com., Brussels. O.A.C.—Toto excursion to the Ontario Agricultural College and Experiments! Farm, Guelph, on Wednesday proved a very enjoyable one. There were between 150 and 200 persons in attendauco, Guelph was reached about 11 ram. and on arrival at the Farm, which is about two miles from the city, tbo visitors wore taken under the care of Professors Mills, Brown and Panton who showed them over the farm, through the college, dairy, stables, barn, greenhouses, experimental plots, &c. At 12:80 lunch was dispensed and Prof. Mills delivered one of his off- hand addresses of welcome in which he gave a cumber of pointers to the tillers of the soil. After putting in a very pleasant day the exourtionjets returned home by the evening train. Thos. Gib• son, M.P.P., of East Huron, accompanied the party. of excursion was under the auspices of the East Huron Farmers' In- stitute. Owing to the G.T.R. giving very short notice of the rates, the at. bandanas was much smaller than itother- wise would have been. We expeot to re• fer to what is being done at the College and Farm again. Jun] 29, .18884' Comae to root, also rooms over A. R, Smith's store. Mns. ST1oACnAt, T'rillorou 9115 kindness of Oapt, Hays No, f, Co. of voluutemre will join in the procession from the slotting rbok at 8:30 n clook next Monday and, aocomppaniad Peas by the Band, will march to the eta ion to PParley moot the 0 o'olook train. .,..... . es atato,, Tan Base Ball Olubhave theirarrange- Potatoes f moats perfected for the pronninaclo con- Butter, 1orlb .. Bort in the Maitland Rink on Monday Eggs, per dozen evening. The program will embrace Apples, per bushel vocal and instrnlnontal Wootton,: of 31100• flogs, dressed Beef Ilay Wood, per cord Sheepskins, each 0081E CTED CA3tgrOLLr EVERY WEEEK, Fa11 W13oat 03 Spring Wheat ,..,., ,„, 80 Oats 48 05 50 50 18 13 vied at J. 0. Halliday s. Tne ebawl. advertised in TEE POST lest Friday was olaimed on Monday morning, The rogllt kind of advertising pays every time, I iooe JoAN Boss is home for her vaca- tion from Uncle Sa'n'g possessions. Robb. Roes is also hero for n week from Paisley. COME in and see the fun next Monday. Tho baso ball matches will pay for all the trouble, and all the other eport will be thrown in. JOnoMCOratezeL, of Montreal, a former resident of Brussels, made a brief visit with old friends here. He is in a whole- sale establishment in Montreal. W. H. AULD, Of Forest, was ill town last week. He has diapogee of his inter- est in t110 Forest Free Press. Mr. Auld was one of the proprietors of TEs Pose in 1880 and '81, Oen best thanks aro tendered to Mrs. Thos. Ballantyne for oar first supply of strawberries this year. They were very luscious. We understand they are an excellent orop and Mr's. B. will have quite a quantity to dispose of. Ax extended report of the County Sabbath School Convention, held on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week at Exeter, may be read oa page 8 of this week's issue. It was prepared by the efficient Minute Secretary, I. Taylor, of Clinton. Tau Maitland rink is being arranged in a very comfortable and attractive meaner for the oonoort next Monday evening. Among the attraotions will be an exhibition of fancy drill by the Broom Brigade. The instrumental and then' selections promise to be fully up to the beet programs presented. ON Tuesday Thos. Kelly, town Treas- urer, and sister (Miss Ann Kelly) started for a pleasure trip to the Emerald Isle. Tbey were to sail, per State Line, from New York, on Thursday of this week. We wish them boa voyage, a pleasant visit and a safe return. Mrs. Morrison, of MoKillop township, accompanied them. Mao. W. B. Dmssox and Mies Kato Oormaok left Brussels last Monday morning for Detroit, where they will visit. Mr. Dickson expects to join them toward the end of the week, when bo and Mrs. Dickson will proceed to Helena, Montana. They will be away for three or four months, in all proba- bility. WEAT wm 1197 BETE0T.—Strawberries and Dream.—A. big crowd in town next Monday to the celebration.—An example made by the authorities of people who persist in cutting down or mutilating shade trees.—Seersuolters to become more fashionable.—New potatoes.— Some of the volunteers will never go to drill again, if they have their way about it.— The corporation thistle outter to get down to work.—People to take stook of how the Crooks Act is kept and compare notes with the three past years.—A rush of celebrations, pic•nsos, 00. DISASTROUS Fmnt.—The Trenton Advo- cate says : Just as a majority of our citizens were discussing their evening meal about 0:80 Tuesday evening, they were startled by the alarm of fire, and on rushing out learned that the magnificent building lately occupied by Smith & Bry- son was rapidly becoming a prey to the fiery element. The town brigade were on the scene in good time and fought the flames heroically ; the branohmen being entitled to great praise for the manner in which they battled with the flames. The new Ronald steamer worked splendidly, three powerful streams being thrown ooutinuously from it for about two hours and a half. The fire started in the store- house attached to the rear of the build- ing, but the cauee of fire remains 0 mys- tery, The stook of N. 33. Gould & Co. wag almost entirely destroyed, and the lose is somewhere in the neighborhood of 915,000 or 920,000, The building was owned by hers, Wm. Gilbert, and was in• eared, we understand, for 90,000. It was feared that the adjaeient buildings Could not bo saved, bub fortunately the fire was confined to the building in which it orig- inated. A How SennaER.—The impression seems to prevail pretty generally that we are to have a hot summer throughout tho country. The Indiana Pharmacist pre- dicts it upon the following theory, which has been advanced by others : Tho weath- er theme to run in cycles of about seven years, that is, when we have a hot sum• mer it is always followed by a cold one, and it takes about seven years to reach another equally hot, It will be remem- bered by many that the summer of 1807 was very hot, and so dry that during August the gases crumbled under the feet when trod upon. The summer of 1808 was noted for it0 coolness, the tiler- mometer. they seldom getting above 85 degreee, and we did not roach the top leave of thermality again until 1874, when it was extremely hot. Tho following summer was cold to a remarkable degree. From then on the summon grow grad. ually warmer until 1881, which was ex- cessively hot and very dry, no rain fall. ing for over nine weeks, and athero worn morn sunstrokes that rammer than there has been in all the eumm000 0in00. The summer of 1882 was quito cold, a few flakes of snow fell on the horning of July 4th, followed by hail in the afternoon, and during the rest of rho month and through the month of August the tem- peratdre eva5 so low that ovorcoate were neees01ry for comfort, particularly at night. The summers ainoe 1882 have O90Txo1.—The Street Committee wish to call the attention of Brusselites that if any more shade trees are eat clown or pruned without their consent an example will be made of the offenders. Too much money has already been expended in town on shade trees to allow them to bo cut down as it may please anybody. Tho habit some people have of tying hordes to trees will also have to be stopped. The Committee evidently mean business, but wo hope it will not be necessary to repeat the caution or chronicle the fining of any of our citizens for refusing to heed the aavice given. NEWSY leprso N,1nenn."In some places in California there are ostrich farms, where from 20 to 00 or more birds are kept. A high fence surrounds the places so that the valuable creatures cannot escape, Twice n year they are plucked and the valuable addition to the head. gee; of the ladies put on the market. The ostriches aro not always dooilo and when annoyed oar strike a blow with their feet that the receiver will not soon forget. To avoid trouble from this source when the plucking time comes on the birds aro driven into narrow stalls and made pris- oners while the process is being gone through. They are groat eaters. I saw ' one "down” 21. oranges in quick sucoes- siou and then look for more. One of the helpers jumped on the beak of one of the birds and went for a short ride. The eggs are about twice the size of a croquet ball. The old birds were imported from Africa. The Chinamen, and how to got rid of them or keep them in their propos place, i0 a problem not easily solved in California. They make tip-top servants, however. The weather is werm but it is not subject to the groat, unbearable heat nor the pierciu g cold of this mere norther- ly latitude. Owing to the clearness of the atmosphere distances aro very do. 00iving and to the uninitiated what often appears to be about 5 miles would be nearer the correct dietanee if multiplied by 4 or 6. I like California well and it agreed with me splendidly. Oranges may be bought at a very iow figura at the groves or orchards but at the groceries 26 cents per dozen is not an unueual price. Theyare a0 common there as apples aro with 00. Lemons, grapes and nuts are also cultivated in largo quanti- ties. Very little wheat i5 grown, but largo numbers of cattle are ]rept." GED, IIAYUROPo,--"Man, lilt W0 bed it rough on our lad trip over and if the captain load not turned the vernal about for a clay's ran a good many of our cattle would have made food for too fishes, as it was they worn gotnotitnee knoo deep in water. While at Glasgow I visited the exhibition now open thorn and was very much interested in what I saw. In ad- dition to grain, shrubs, implements, manufactured tootle, &a thorn are mod. els of almost every conceivable thing and weeks conlcl bo Spent in sight seeing, In the Canadian (lopartment • ib looks very homelike to see samples from the lend of the Maple Leaf, Our voyage )luno was a great improvement on the one going and I rather enjoyed it. I have made 6 or 6 tries in the lest two years and have (Muni it very beneficial to the restoration of my health. 1 may see the Old Sod a couple of iime0 yet before the 0090001 is over,' A. K. Roltn'r9ox. the property of George 'Whitely, of Sea- grown harmer and warmer, and lest forth, will be at the Central hotelstables, summer was a moderately hot one, and, Brussels, on Tuesday nights atld will ec• unlces ail signs fail, the present summer main moll! 11 9.m. Wednesday (luring will be thencliinex of son may both cycle, and a the 00000n, Y p On letelian Neery's. Goro Bay has been chosen as thejudi- Diary seat of the Manitoulin Islands, There aro now about 30 women pur- suing the arts course of Toronto Univer- sity. Duncan McFarland, a veteran of 1813, died at hie residence in Niagara township on Sunday. Poelmaster Graydon, of Streetsville, was shot and seriously injured by a burg- lar early Saturnay morning. Robert Hamilten, of Cainsville, bee n tulip t, ee 30 or 40 feet high and a foot in diameter. It blossoms luxuriantly. Tho Leeds and Grenville Council has ordered the release of a man who was imprisoned for infringement of the Scott Act. Hou. air. Aikens, Lieutenent•Govern- or of Manitoba, will, it ie reported, re- enter the Senate, succeeding Hon. Dr. Schultz. Rev. J. A. 11. Dickson, of Galt, was presented by his congregation with a purse of 9100 prior to his departure for the old country. Simon Elijah, an Indian, was shot, and it is feared mortally wounded, Sun- day afternoon, by James Farley, a hang- er.on of Howe's Wild 'Met show at Pet. erboro. Ninon Bros., of Ingersoll, are suing Patterson i$ Bros. Co., of Woodstock, for 950,000, on account of some statements made in a circular issued by the latter concerning the former's binder. P. Macklin, of Lyman, and H. Turner, of Biddulph, were up through MoGilliv- ray recently and bought 1,000 chickens from J. Neil, of Centralia. They aro go- ing extensively into poultry raising and egg packing. The 0. P. R. have let oontraots for 011017 sheds iu the mountains to White- head & McLean and Campbell & Co. The number to be built will bo somewhat in excess of that ereotecl last year, but the work will not be so substantial a ohmmeter since the new sheds will be emoted over parts of the lino subjeot to loss tremen- dous avalanches than these already pro- tected, Over half a million bushels of wheat have been delivered at Port Arthur since the opening of navigation, and the O,P,R. estimates the amount still in farmers' hands at million bushels. This com- pany will build two now elevators at Fort William this summer. They will have a capacity of two and a half million bush- els th t point and agstorage hal million n bushels. 6 50 4 50 R 00 2 50 40 BANKING. 27 i iici1 TTO2II 1C 1IoTAG CAV; 07 00 13ANKB1 0 -t- B1.1USSI'/LS,, 50 0o.Transact fa General Bal. king 00 00 Business. 00 trIOTES DISCOUNTED, 7 00 Cana'liau amt'United 9 Whin lh'nits ho: X111 5 60 001,3 sold. 073500 tntoroat neinwsd on deposlio, 3 Collccttotts orad,' o0 fararaLle brats. gaundlae Agents— teric11AN'r'a lemur c)' 09x91,13. Now York Agents—Xtrronrinla. AND Teen Ens N9715997 BANE, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. t? EW HEAVY WAGGON FOR SALE, or to trade fora young driving Loren. Apply 10 1110308Y & Co., Hardware Merchants, Brussels, Out, 00-:3 ONLY9111911 fur'tbor notice thy cost of Service of my Therough•bred Jersey Bull will be $5.00 pay thou at time of service with the pnvilego of returning Of 00000- sary). The above applies to any 00195 except Jerseys which will be 95,00 0ash, 9+, A. DE,IDMAN, Druggist, Mo., Brussels, Oratorio, 40 CASH REAL ESTATE. LTOIOE FARMS FOR SALE. -- A few splendid, improved farms for Wein 9030 township of Grey, Morris and MolCillop. Apply to A. D1LL(1AT'1'Y, Oo. Auction 0 er, ll r easels P. 0. �iOWIFORTABLE DWELLING ' 7039 SALE et a bargain. Pur fall part timbre as to price, location, etc., imply to W. B. DICKSON, 8-11 OUSE TO RENT. --THAT comfortable cottage at present oo• copied by H. Beam, hill street. Largo lot, stable, .yell, oto. Bent moderate. Also oomulo dious storehouse in rear of PostaIdeo lately occupied by Mr, Roddick, 87- 1, It. GRANT, 11ARMFOR SALE.—THE SUR- soRmnn offers 1210 valuable 100 acro farm, being lot 3, con. 13, Grey Township, Huron 00,, for sale. There aro about 50 acres °leered and in good heart. Thorn is a log house, good bank barn, beating orchard, and all the necessary Conysnianoeo on the premises. For further particular's, 0e to THOS. terms, I8LOP, Ola of 0 , N. W. Proprietor, p or to 2-tf D000ALD STRACHAN, Brussels i1ARM IN GREY 'TOWNSHIP Aon s9LE.-1103110 lot 14, con, 10, con- taining 100 acres, It is partly cleared, rho balanoo well timbored. A never failing orookoroosestho place and itis well adapt- ed for either/arming or grazing, 3willlike- wiseeo1110aoros, being oast pert of lot 14, 000.15, nearly 011 oloored and iu a good state of cultivation. A good frame barn with sgood stone stable underneath and never failing wall is also o1 the place, For further particulars apply to the proprietor on the place. This lot is opposite too oth- er GEORGE AVIOlIY, Proprietor, 1.91 -WARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- nEns10ATD offers for sale the north east quarter of lot 29, concession 0, Morrie, County of Huron, containing 50 acres. The laud is of first quality and In q high state of cultivation. well fenced and under -drained, 45 acres cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms, milli house with concrete walls, 2 wells, good barna and shed, orchard, etc. Eight noses of fall wheat. This desirable property adjoins the corporation of Brussels. 5111t - able tonne will bo given. Title porfo et, JAMES GRIEVE, Owner, 30. Box 250 Brussels P. O. Ni..A RRS99, 3110007—KING, rat the residence of the brido'ebrothor-in-law, Walter Oliver, 14th con. Grey, on Juno 20911, by the Rev. D.B. MoRae, Mr. John Hislop to Miss Sarah Agnes Ring, both of Grey. LAwsov-09812,—At the residence of the bride's fiber, o1 bile 27th inst., by Rev. D.33. McRae, 139. Wm. Law- son, of Grand Rapids, Mob., to Miss Lizzie le„ oldest daughter of Mr., Solo Cath, of Grey, ax>✓a- B0w000119N.—O0 the 24111 inst., on the 10th eon. of Grey, alto infant twin son of C. and le. Bowerman, agod fi clays. mmrcrozzax,R ZwEA11174PJT^a, 001111010755 CAREPDLLY 10711117Em1C, 07 Fall Wheat 03 Spring Wheat Barley „ . Oats Poen Butter, tuba and rolle, „ 13 Egg per dozen Flour per barrel... „5 00 50 60 48 50 06 00 00 00 00 80 1 00 22 0 60 1'otaLOOS 11 60 Haypel , ton. ,., i 0 Hides per ]b.,„.,„„„ 60 Salt per bill.,wholea0le Sheep skins, each ...., 00 Woo?,por lb, .,.. 11) Pork 6 25 (100D FARM! FOR SALE IN i.71 Morris, on reasonable terms. In order to close the affairs of the estate of the late N. 0. kiingeton, the executors offer the fol- lowing valuable lauds for sale North half of Lot 30, Concession 6,'Pownship of Morris, containing 00 n0r09 On this lot is erected a good frame bars with stone foun- dation, good orchard, well 0u11Pnmp . Near- ly alloleared, and 1s 00 the grave road closely adjoining the village of Brussels. This farm is a valuable out, is well fenced and in a good state of cultivation, For urines and terms apply to THOS, ETILL7, Brussels P. 0., HENRY JENNnr60, Victoria Sq a0.reii.0„ or slain Strom, Maple Lodge P. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. \ TT 112. SINOLAIR, SOLICIT- • or, colve3•a00.er, Notar,, Public, ,bo, OOloo: Graham's 010013, 1 door north of Hargreaves' Drug Store, Private Funds to Loan, Tri 11. WADE, BARRISTER, • Solicitor and Notary Pettito, Con- veyancing, Collections and Loaning. lir. Wade "•ill attend In Gerrie 0001.3' WVednes, Clay at two 0'010°0. 200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. A first-class farm for Oslo in rho Township of Morrie in rho Conntyot Huron, being south half of north half 1otat25 8, 20 and south half of 20 in 5111 con., oontaining 200 acres 03000 or 1099, 155 acres mostly clear 01 stumps and in a good state el en t,e, verba, se and a young bearing feet i a good lioual anal hank barn 55 x 50 foot with atone 009010 underneath. Tho faint 10 situ- ated within a mild of 1110 Vlllago of Brussels finals a good tam for grain or stook rais- ing es It is watered with the river Maitland and novor tailing spring crook. Potsoosion will be given yyat any time. For fm•therpar- ROBERT8op13, Ilio eels promises oxtoE 09 . FARM FOR SALE. T\ICKSON & HAYS, (Late with Garrow I'rou,lfcot, 0odo- rich) Barristore, Solicitors, Couvuyaneoro, .$o. Mlles, Grunt's Blocic, 111u99011, Money t0 loan, It. S. HAYS, W. B. D1grf:10N. AM. TAYLOR, B. C. L., 13AR. • nrsrnn, Solicitor, &c., of tbo firm of Dickson C Taylor, Barristers, Solicitors, 80., Manning Arcade, Mug Street West, Toronto. looney to loan. A HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Division Court,Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds Invested and to loan. Oodootione made, Odlce in Gra ham's B1sok,Bruosolo, Tho Nxocutorn of the estate 0f the lute WinrantIMooNnr, 30019033111, deceased, now offer the following valuable Banda for sale, viz, :—Tho north hall of lot 27, and the west half of the north half pilot 58, both in the 0th conoeosiol of the Township •01 Morris, Gouty of Huron, containing 110 0oree. About tbexgreeter pacleared t bo ngl in Vaood se, The balance is w011 timbered, o1loily with beech and maple. This farm is favorably eituntod within woo mile of the village of Brussele, which affords an exosllont market. There is upon rho promises a goo cl frame barn and bongo an orchard of chola° fruit trees, at never f ailing spring,0also property and 1 do sour and ono�or Printin8oa willobenit allowed toieg ennte L1and heyo use of 110056 on premises at any time alter harvest and to do fall ]plowing. Full posses. Mon w111 be given at let Novombor next. For terms and further particulars apply to the Undersigned Executors, or to acme Moo0EY, E5Q., arum ole, oat. C oergo Cardiff, E11ho07ORe, Blouson C 'Says, Dated at Brussels, Juno 181) ,1833. ro•. 1, INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC. in,05017 CUNNINGH441 INonnANOE, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH, MEDICAL CARDS, M. F. GALE, M.D., O. ltd. Member of the 0011000 of Physicians and Surgeons of 0ntaalo by examination, 011100 and R0oldsn0—Main St, East, E the Ontario. A. MIoNAUGHTON, 'ALA, • 0, el., L,R. 0,1'. Edinburgh, M. C. P. H. Ont. At Hargreaves' Drug Store from 0 to 11:30 9, m, and from 100 to 4 1'. m. At abhor hours maybe found at the residence formerly °ooupled by Dr. H210010sen, UM street. As 19111 leaving Brnesols in 11 few weeks for Seaforth, where I have purchased a 011111000, I would bo pleased to wait on any of my old customers who aro want• ing anything in the Photograph line armee, etc. Thanking Goo milai9 for their patronage in the past, I remain, respectfully, DENTAL. L)I13NTXOOT 51 -Y G. L. BRILL, D. 3., Bonar Graduate and M. R, 0, D. (5, Toronto. vintlizod Atr given B.1, Morten, D. 1), 8., AeSistent Operator OPTION—al flyers Block, Seefurth, 1DI1Nrt I0:'dC'. W, J. Fear ,L.D $, Graduate of To- ronto 9011001 of Dentistry. All oper- ations guaranteed. 011100—Cady's liloolc, Seaforth. Artificial tooth, I)rstquality, etude guarautocdilt,for :312.0opor sot. 10A:N'3CXeelT. a 0., L ARTS10', :L,. a, 6„ Honer Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, Nrw1100 OX3031 GAB administered for the patu,sse extrac- tion of teeth. OFF1011.—Onrdeld Pilo°Ir, 137CU 091,8. A. 13Al18LAUClia. AUCTIONEERS. �1 EORGE KIRKBY, LICEN- SED Auctioneer, Bahia c6udreted on reasonable terms, farms end farm stook a spooialty. Orders loft at TEE PosTPablish- ingllouse, Brussels, 00 sent to Walton post Wilco will receive prompt attention. A DELGAT'1'Y, AUCTION - SEE, is prepared to attend to sales on the shortest notice, A specialty made of stars of thorough -bred stock, • 'Perms made 1a1ow11 b” applloatiol tc Tau Pon Pbblish- inq House, whore orders may be loft, or address to Brussels 1 0. • LLRAY5IANN, AUCTIONEER, jealways randy to attend sales of farms, form stools, &0, Terms cheerfully given. OranbrOok .1,0. Wee .may be ar- ranged at Trill POST Publishing House, Brussels, BUSINESS CARDS. •••1ltrrr���111--- H. 11ioORAOKEN, ISSUER • of Marriage L icamse0, ,)illoo at his Gtooery,9.'urnbarry Strcot, CIo5f s inOuo'OaOdNCNrgOaRu, ToTrEmnAoOn FIapER nation. N, B,—Walton class moots °Very'lhureday and 1+'raia y ut Mra,D, Oam pbeli's, SValtea. �N. BARRETT, TONSORIAL e Artist. Shop, next door south of 0, M. MOSOy & C00, hardware store. Ladies' andehtldr on's heir elating a specialty. A choice stook 01 olgoro kept, A MoNAIR, ISSUER 0f MAR - 0 rings L1ogn500, by appointment of Ltout: Governor Commissioner, 00„ Q, B. Cerneyanceranc'lagent Firo Iusuranco co. Olilea at the Ornabrook Post °moo, M. RODDICK, HOUSE, SIGN and Ornamautallainter, Greiting Gilding, Sign and D000r0tive Painting in all its brne°hes, Shop Blinds 0Ono up iu stylo. Paper Hanging it specialty. Shop ono door South Of 3'.B30yors' oarxiaga- W01101, Z, W. O'33RIEN, V. 8,, HONOR 'a Graduate of bhe Ontarl0 Veterinary College has resumed the praottoo of John Nott,v,Susea isprepared to treat all des 00000 of domesticated animals on solontid0 aildap roved principles, Treatment at del. ioorto foals a specialty O0ce two doors North Of Brldgo,Tnlrnboery :Arcot. T,1011 SALE, OR WILL RENT to sultouto parties, Moro with Dom• fortablo end commodious dwelling. Good Dollar, j aero of garden in bearing npelee, plume andom111ru1t0. 800o1 stabl0, 1ma. oonotltutee one of the bet opbntn 5 In On' tette for a good l3nxnoss•makor, beteg en the centro of a 091ondnd 109101ng 00091000. Neal est onposltiou Rrliasol0, 7 m)To0; l,iOtOwC• 13 snilo5. 81)1)17100 tomo to D. W. 2111,810, 00 the pro)11te0, 30'x,11•;0,. SO.