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'1Iu`4V ']i) 11I:T H1.1) OT" 11HE1Z.
For this purpose we have
INSECT POWDERS
wberely you can kill every fiy io a room
in a ve: v short time, \Ve have also Wil•
son's Ply Pude, Shoo Fly Paper and
I)13,Bal.11'1 SURE MATH.
tS• IIave you tried them.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bcoksellrr, and Fancy Goods
Dealer, Brussels,
NO REMEDY
gives swell universal satisfaction as the
COUGH REMEDY manufactured iu
Seaforth,calied
—LU MSD EN & WILSON'S• ' 'ess
'Simiei°ae vV."•,.%° %%!' °,a v a`o ,°.•°o n ;, i e„
nal Glyoerated Balsams of Fitt
Its wordlrf'il virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
•parts of the Province.
Dru o guts sell it. Price 50 etc.
17•fims,
'RAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
serum:ex ESTENs10N, W. 0. & n. a,
•irw,ns leave Brussels Station, uort and
south -as follows:—
ffein;'South. Going North.
rlttait.....-7:02a.m.Allred ...........9:30 a.m
'Express......11:40 a.m. I Mall...... ...... an p.m
Mired b:w p.m. I Express 9:4rap.m
. oral ,e1xisaffem5.
A Offal's among ye talon' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tres Pese will take a holiday next
creek.
Jsnsrr Ice Cream on Saturday night.
.A. Goer,. 52
Row, sea sls will resume work on the
10th ]net.
Comvrs's famed Manitoba Flottr for
..Kale at Tnr :eo's. 18-
HRADersir•:ns for binding twine and
machine oil. B. Gnnnr.
Srtx'x cents will pay for TEE POST from
now till January 1st 1889.
Excel:mon to Kincardine next Wednes-
lay. Everybody should go.
tOtiVoRTARLE house, conveniently sit.
-sated, to rent. Apply at TEE Posr Pub-
lishing House.
Exria value in Crockery and Glass.
ware. bioest white Granite Sets import-
ed w2 at Thomson's. 47-
Axo'r. Ir. order has come from Ghesley
to Smith & Malcolm for n second car
Toad of building material.
.MEs..A.LETtaaun has moved intothe
house lately monied by Itfr. Nightingale.
All orders in Millinery promptly at.
tended to.
Tile attention of the public) is directed
to the card of Miss Hargreaves. She is
;prepared to give musical instruction on
either the piano or organ.
Fon SALE.—Two new buggies and a
;new lumber wagon will be sold cheap for
aasb, or wood will be taken next Fall in
payment. F. C. Rooxss.
Waal wE nrax axeecx.—Threshing bees.
'The young rowdies who carry on as
they did last Monday evening to land in
the "cooler."—A big crowd to see the
hose ball tournament next Thursday.—
E'all exhibitions to take their innings.
L,'xG•CRSION ! Excursion I! To Niagara
Falls and Grimsby Park, on Saturday, 0
Aug,11. A chance to stop over at Grime- r
by and hear Sam Jones lecture and
preach. Tickets good for three days'
Train leaves Brussels at 7:02. Tiokets
:only $2.00. All go 1 go 11 go ! ! l 4 -
By telegram, last Monday, Joseph
'Clegg learned that the steamship "Al -
coda," on which his last shipment of
• cattle were, had broken her beam when
a few days out from Montreal and had
Wu be towed book to port for repairs.
Mr. Clegg expects that while waiting the
stock would be Landed at Point Levis,
where there are sheds and other con-
weniences.
ti''xcrnstox.—Don't forget the Sabbath
school excursion to Kincardine on Wed-
poedey of next week. See advt. as to de-
parture of special train and low return
rates. The Mayor and people of Kin-
cardine are determined to give the ex-
oursionists a hearty welcome. They
have placed the excellent town Cornet
Band, town park, &c. at the disposal of
dim visitors and it pleasant time is as.
mored. Go and enjoy the Lake Huron
breeze for a day,
CANADIAN T8MPLE, L 0. G. T.—The
following offieere were eleoted in con-
nection with tate Lodge at its last
'weekly meeting:—W. C., George Currie;
'W. V., Miss Boddick; W. M., David
Armstrong; W. D. M., Mies May Kerr;
P. W., William Miller; W. C., Thomas
Hill; W. T., Alias Lily Venetone; W.
I . S,, William McCracken ; W. S., James
.Blashill ; W. L 0,, Miss Bessie Moore ;
'W. 0. G., Luther Bali; T. D., Jas.
Buyers. The membership exceeds 50
and.. with proper management, should do
good work in the time to coma.
TV:SM.—Last Friday afternoon the
:"Blyth Lawn Tennis club came over to
.Bvusecls and played a friendly game with
tho hotno club on Dr. McNaughton's
lawn, Although rain somewhat inter-
fered with the play for a while an en-
joydblo rano was spoilt by all, In the
first set C. Tanner and Will Milne beat
. Rev. W. T. (huff and J. Hargreaves, af-
ter a uory closely contested encounter, as
follows;: 5.6, 6.5 and 6-6, b. 0. Boss
and W. AI. Sinclair had it nearly all
their own way with Trod Tanner and
Or. Glass and won easily with the score:
' 6.3, 0.1 and 0.2, The last set was an
interesting one, although Harry Dennis
.and J. W. Shaw defeated their oppon.
• tote, 3. Scott and Will Sloan, and won
the set, deoiding the match in favor of
•,Brussels. The score card gave the re•
atilt of the thud set as 0I.0, 4.0 and 64,
The return match will probably be play-
•.nd before long,
:?s■ quantity of fresh limo at the Iidl
113.11 •t1:4, for 11 , ,site+ a 'areata. W.
litn.z.v, 1'rnp,
'fun t'heapet•I Yet. Olden) Gond se
Soap Sl a penny to bar and bites cloth
pins for nothing, 2,
Ft:vt:its], of our townspeopte talk
spending nest Sunday ou Grimsby sem
evened, hearing the notable Rev. Sit
Jones,
We congratulate our young fries
Thos. Knechtel on bis secoess in s
THE BRUSSELS POST
n. Don't target get the excursion to the Palle
P. on Sethi—day u1 Oda week,
Tim svbta'l building lois lam' cutler,
lis going repair; and is tier in resAircn9 for
es the pupils.
these .un value in Tea, a 73 cent book
of givon with 5its and a half of Tea.
p ADA]t Goon.
111. 0 e"iit?TAltrns of foils tllt'ongllotlt the
County should lose no time in sending in
td the dates of their respective fairs for peb.
e. lication,
curing a 2nd chess certificate. Tom
generally gets there.
Ptnsoe AND Onosrea.--A geed energetic
and reliable agent wanted in Brussels or
vicinity to sell Bell organs and pianos,
either on salary or commission. Address
Scott Bros., Seaforth, 3-3in
"CAnrasnn."—This welt known stallion,
the property of George Whitely, of Sea.
forth, will be at the Central Hotel stables,
Brussels, on Tuesday nights and will re-
main until 11 a.m. Wednesday during
the mason. 47.1
TUE pastor and officials of tho Metho-
dist church in Brussels are arranging
with the talented Miss Dfmadele to as-
sist in a series of revival services during
rho coming fall. This lady is very high-
ly spoken of and has been very success-
ful in this department of church work.
FARMERS who carry insurances on their
buildings or crepe ought to carefully in-
form themselves upon the conditions of
their policies as to threshing engines
now. tiffany companies require a special
threshing license to issme before they will
be bound by the policy to pay losses
caused by fires which orizin'tte from
threshing engines, and all require certain
conditions to he observed. It is better to
be sero than sorry. Look over your
policy and sea that you are safe.
DRow•Srso ACCIDENT.—On Friday morn-
ing of last week Rev. M. Swann, of this
place, received a telegram from Tees.
water stating that his son-in-law, Thomas
Cl. Reid, a farmer living about four
utiles north of Teeswater, went bathing
in the river, and, getting beyond his
depth, was drowned. His two little
boys, who witnessed the sad occurrence,
went to their mother, nearly half a mile
from the river, and told the sad news,
but nearly an hour elapsed before
the body was recovered. It is supposed
he was taken with cramps. Ise leaves a
wile and six small children. The river
is not deep but is fell of holes and the
place where Mr. Reid met his death was
about seven feet deep. The deceased
could swim but he had been working hard
all day and possibly went into the water
while somewhat heated. Mise Issie
Swann was visiting her sister at the
time of this sudden bereavement, and
Rev, Mr. Swann and wife went on Fri-
day. The funeral took place on Satur-
day and the funeral sermon was preached
by Ileo. J. W. Sperling on Sunday. The
widow and relatives have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Cu, nen norrs. —Bev. F. Ballantyne. 1N
i A.. of Walton, preached in Mels ille clmreh
last Sabbath. Rev. J. Ross, B: A.,
read the citation to the Walton congre.
gation in connection with their pastor's
resignation of his oharge.—Rev. Mr.
Weir, Baptist minister, of Guelph, occu-
pied the pulpit in Knox church last Sun.
day evening. The pastor preached in
the morning. Mr. Weir took for his
test Isaiah 49111 chapter and 18th verse
aud delivered what Mr. Howie described
as a seasonable, eloquent and forcible
plea for the heathen. He showered a
multitude of foots and figures which
showed the comparative insignificance
of that which the Christian is doing in
behalf of the heathen. Mr. Weir re.
marked next that the darkest, furthest
and most seoluded of heathen nations
now fling their gates and arms open to
receive the embassadors of Him whose
right it is to be crowned Lord of all.
The atonement and the ohcroh's birth-
day will be the subject of Mr. Howie's
addresses morning and evening next
Sunday.—In the absence of Rev. M.
Swann, Samuel Fear took the morning
service in the Methodist °hurch and Rev.
R. Paul preached a funeral sermon, bear-
ing on the decease of Miss Langdale, in
the evening. Rev. J. L. Kerr adminis-
tered the sacrament,—Last Sunday was
the inanguration of Mies Hargreaves as
rganist in St. John's church. Her
ervices were highly apiilrreoiated.—Cant.
Bates, of tho Salvation Artny, has gone
to Walkerton. His snocessors here are
Capt. Smith and Lieut. Brimbleoombe.
They coma from Paisley.
PRRSENTATION. — The following item,
from the Paisley Advocate, refers to Miss
Hargreaves who has been engaged as
organist of St. John's ahuroh, Brussels :
A very pleasant event took place on Fri-
day evening last at the residence of An-
drew Wilson in the presentation of an
address and purse by the members of the
congregation of the Church of the Ascen•
sion, to Miss Hargreaves, their much
loved and highly respected organist. The
party met at M, Daniels' and proceeded
to Hargreaves' drug store, where they
were reinforced, and "formed column of
route" far Mr. Wilson's in the north end.
On arriving there they took possession of
the premises, and when all had gathered,
the following address was read and it
handsome purse containing $40.75 wag
presented to Miss Hargreaves. 3. 33.
Hargreaves replied to the address on
behalf of his sister, tbankingtho audionoe
for the good feeling whish they had ex.
pressed, and referring in fitting terms to
the pleasant bine which they had all
spent in Paisley and the friendship which
they had experienced from the oongre.
gation to which they belonged and the
town at large, During the evening gamsa
of various kinds were put in operation
for the enjoyment of those present and
warn continued with the interval for
lunch, until a seasonable hour when the
party broke up, General regret is felt
at iYltss Ilargreavee' removal from Pal..
ley, as reach for her social qualities as
for the veli able aid that she has always
been so willing to give when her services
wore in guest, and for wbiah her eupelior
mueioal talents so eminently fitted her
to amend.
Tris ADDRESS.
.Dear Miss Hargreaves,—
We, the undersigned members of the
Church of the Ascension, Paisley, desire
to present yon with :the accompanying
purse and °entente, as it token of our very
sincere regret at your departure from our
midst, and as a mark of the high esti.
motion in which we have always held
your eervieos as organist and conduotor
of the musical part of the worship of our
congregation. And we all unite in wish-
ing you a hearty God spend nod a happy
tato=D to 00 in the near future.
Signed on behalf of the congregation.
Cuss, Estee.
bl, Daontta.
Tun brieklnyors are pushing the veneer.
ing of Juo: IRobb's residence, south of the
corporation. It will bo a very comfort.
able home when completed,
THE Sunday School pio•nio in anneu-
tion with St. John's chetah was held in
A. Delgatty's grove on Tintrsday after.
noon of last week. The children had is
very enjoyable time.
Wtteh Dioirtto AND DniLLtNo,—Gear
Birt has all tho necessary maohittery 10
digging and drilling wells and is prepare
to attend to all work entreated to hint '
a way that will insure satisfaction. Ter
reasonable. Residence armed door nor
of the bridge, west side of :Curnbsrr
street, Brussels. 5-tf
BASE Barr TOURNAMENT.—A grand bee
hall tournament will be held on Victori
Squaw, Brussels, on Thursday, Augus
1001, when $110 will bo offered in prize
First prize, $,i0; second, $30; third, $2
(open to all amateur base ball teams
oleo 010 for a Meal game between lh
townships of Grey and Morrie, Th
games are announced to commence
U:30 a, m., sharp. The following team
have already entered for competition
"Unions," of Gonrie and Wroxeter
"Grand Centrals," of Listowel ; "Echoes,'
of Brussels; Palmerston, Exeter, Blyth
Mitchell and St, Marys, and others ar
expected. The captain of each team i
requested to be on hand at 9 to draw fo
places in competition. A. H. Musgrove
of Whitechurch, will umpire the games
The Brussels Brass Band will be in at-
tendance in uniform.
Prone WE Know.—The Buffalo (Da
kota) Herald says of a former Brussel-
ite :—Sime Geo. Armstrong teak the
Headquarters bete), he has made a de-
cided change all around. It has been
renovated, he sets a good table, anti the
public are finding it out. Drop in and
see how George runs the itotol.--Ed.
Danford, wife and children are away on
a holiday trip to Chatham and 1pcality,
Mr. Danford may visit Dakota and Man-
itoba before be returns. Geo. Currie is
managing the tailoring business it, the
absence of the proprietor, --Mrs. dna. C.
Halliday has gone on a visit to triende't
Perth, Out. She accompanied her sister
Mrs. Jaynes Halliday who was here for a
few days last weak.—Joe'. lallautyno, of
Palmerston, was llama for a day last
weak owing to the fire in the shop where
he is employed —Ed, Bruce has excepted
the appointment of a headmastership in
me of the Toronto Pnblio schools, Pie
is making a gree* reLor.t for u' tier '
deserves credit. A. Bruce, of this town,
is his father.—Miss Minnie Ge•ry. ruin
Mrs, T. Gerry spent Sunday in Cliut,'u.
—Charlie Wilbee has gone to Listowel m
take a position in Hese Bros. furuitnr
factory. It will keep the most of th
'hands hustling to out -do him at the
bench. He is a first-class meehanie.—
Afrs. Adam Koenig, and little Lottie, are
visiting at Buffalo for afew weeks. They
went last Friday.—Samuel Laird is man-
aging a cheese factory in the vicinity of
Stratford and doing well.—Jas. Her.
greaves and wife, at Paisley, drove over
to Brussels last Saturday and spent Sun-
day with relatives.—Mise Maud Clap.
pison, daughter of Rev. D. C. Olappison
of Toronto, formerly of Brussels, is re.
newing old acquaintances in this locality
—Mra. Wm. Ainlay and children are off
for a recreation trip among friends at
Seaforth,—Wm. Stewart, of the firm of
Stewart & Lowick, has been seriously
and dangerously ill but under good care
will soon. be right side up,—R. 0. Hays
was in the Go. town for Sunday.—Mrs.
Frank Shiel has been on the sick list for
the past week.—J. H. Young, Go. Mast-
er of North Huron L.O.L., lett for Win-
nipeg on Monday evening of this week.
Geo. Love end J, R. Grant also took
tickets for the west on Tuesday morning.
They will be away for a month or so.
We wish them a pleasant time and a
safe return,—R. Leatberdale wont to Galt
this'week to attend the funeral of a relative,
—Wen. Martin left Brussels last Tuesday
morning for Barrie where he represents
Western Star Lodge, I, 0. 0 F., at the
Grand Lodge.—Mrs. Wallace has been
under the doctor's caro this woek.—J. F.
Stewart has gone back to Belleville to
settle up some business matters. He
thinks some of spending next winter in
California or New Mexico.—We regret to
bear that ??ties Francis' mother died the
day before the former reached her des-
tination and, owing to the hot weather,
was buried the day following, --.Rev. S.
Jones went to Wroxeter last Tuesday and
will ooutinuo his trip to Belmore and
other northern points, He expects to
be away for a month or two. We hope
he'll have an enjoyable visit.—Mrs.
Murdy McLennan and son ere visiting at
ltobt. Black's, Gorrie, this week.—Harry
Matheeon spent last Sunday inLucknow.
—Mrs. Thos. FIayoroft and children are
home from a holiday visit to friends ab
Goderioh.—Mics Nina lltoinnis, of To.
mato, is visiting Miss Henry.—Rev, John
Mulholland has boon houro for a few
weeks ou vacation. He has a charge in
Daltota and is doing well, wo are pleased
to bear.—I. 0. ltioharde and wife are
holidaying at the northern mummer re.
sorts.—James Laird has gone to Port
Elgin for a few weelca.—The Misses Low.
ick are the guests of their brother, A, J,
Lowick, of this place, Thos. Hall, of
the Revere House, hoe been somewhat
under the weather for the past week,—A.
Curcio sr. is so poorly titot he is enable
to attend 10 business an of old, His
trouble is dyspepsia, the doctors say.—
The Davies boys, of Ethel, are visiting
for a week with friends in town—Tho
Stratford Herald says: "Mrs. Smyth,
wife of Rev, W. Smyth, whose .health
has not been very good of late, has gone
to Peterborough, tho home of Mr. Smyth's
childhood, to visit and recuperate."--•
llrnest Plum, a former resident of Brus-
sels, was in town this week for several
Jaye.—Mrs. Harvey and baby, of Guelph,
are visiting et Dr, Graham's. --Freer,
Flindes arrived home for a brief visit on
Wednesday of this week. He has boon
away over a year and talks of returning
to Montreal in a few days, Ho has beer
well cared for, judging by appearances,—
Mrs. Anderson and sou, of (Mosley, are
making Mrs, Neil MDLauohljn a Visit. --
May Putland and Ella !riot, of Strat-
ford, ars visiting S. Plunm,.—.mita, Mal-
colm was visiting friends at Kincardine
this week.
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T lobo" base ball club in cow THE 31.PLE8C fr zLfi tk .
tyaita,g for fresh worlds to cnnqurr, ,
Ove tewnalutnt A. R. Smith is beeom.
iia: quite a eplhrtor and is doing up thea J1'i' "s • v1101,1
e. ' 1 "4f 1� PIS l It of Die 1 !t0 t I Ia1'. 7
most of the bn}•s, t 1s'•n "f ton nbdure3:;nr i lot 7, eon. 7
\\'scat;eeee bass ball team is estimated Grey, moor about June lst, n Yearlings, :l'nroe
to our tocntamettt next Thursday, They of t2stoli two smite Ys, rod Hari white In molar,
have tt good moo auo of tiro etoeraln n brbtdio aud rho other
]nndiug to their recovery w911 ho t:b:niltfully 7'1'an.a et el (i (•-11('1'10 Jirt 1110 n(1
received. 110112'. ING' LIS • Business,
1.11 ti ruasols, P. 0, t
C't
J. hoes, J. Rtre'tton and A. Brock
two are a readiest miler. Any inlormatl0
played with the Osven Sound club at
Walkerton on Thureday against the home
club.
M.utr, the little daughter of Jas, ]]road.
foot, had the misforteno to tumble down
stairs a few dove ago and break one of
the bones itt her left arta,
A8 excursion is to be run by the Grand
Trunk on Tuesday, 3811 inst., to London,
St. Thomas aud Port Stanley at to low
rate. Watals out for posters and take in
t.�
Ara. 10, 1888.
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BANIfl;llS .:. B1lUSI]I•:1,s
the trip.
GORDON MooNrx has taken the fore-
ge manship in the Ilex mill. Ho's a pusher.
cl 13narra9 Biros. roan mustang was beat.
ut en in a half mile running race at Listow-
ms of on Wednesday afternoon. A number
th of Ilrussolites witnessed the rase,
1, No PAPER Near Wast.. -•Following our
usual custom we have decided to take a
holiday next week, consequently Trot
e Poor will not be published until the 24th.
a inst. The office will bo open, howeyer,
t and all job work attended to as usual,
5• SAENotRFEST.--.A three days singing
0, festival will bo held at Port Elgin on the
1, 19th, 14tH and 15th ofAttgnet. TheBer- REAL ESTATE.
o lin and Waterloo singing eooieties will
e take part. inhere will be a cricket match
ONLY Until further notion tan aunt of
Servluo of my Tltoronglt•bro,l
Jersey Bull will be $2,00 pay -
S2,00
0Q nils at tune of aorvlaa with t,o
�'+i'v' 6/ privilege of roturuing (If nouos-
spry), The above applies to
C*011 any sore 0004 t 0ursaye which
y will be 80,00 slash,
G. A. D1)ADASAN, Druggist, ac., Brussels,
Outeri°, 40-
O ayes ts.Ito•lsou os mad'grade Markseaa orad
and another patent oauaes in the Patent
OMoe and before Ole Onerts nro",ptlyy and
earefullyabsendodto. Upon receipt ol,npd-
el or sketch of Invention, I matte careful
examlttaltan,and advise as to Patentability
Free of Charge. Fees moderato, and I make
no charge unloesptttootre ernurea, Inform-
ation, advice and spoolal referanooe sent on
application. J. R. LITTI1LG, Waehington
D.C., U.B. Patent 0fdoo. 10.
and other attractions, TIM POST rotors
O thanks for complimentary tickets, i'.J with good garden attache], to rent,
Josr.Pn Wsits'rrit arrived in Brussels Central leoatbm. Apply at Til 1 Posr Pub.
; n Thursday morning of this week from ]telling 80o use.
Scotland. Ile bronglit three splendid
• Clydesdale 2 year old stallions, "Ane- CHOICE FARhIS FOR SALE.
e her •�" "Pride of the Wa°st " an "' • s . t/ A tow
a dent.' Mr. Webster says there were 83 Hint=ln Otto 1743,,e, lig of Grew, Drools and
r horses brought out on the steamship Auuttonpur, ixiatela P,•0,i)IS I,GAT1'Y, Oo,
, Circe, and they lied a good passage. They _
• got to Montreal last Tuesday noon.
CONDUCTOR QUraR, well ]mown on the �AR1tIFOR SALE.—TIIE SUB.
W. G. ,a B, who resides at Kincardine. ocmisxn odors hie valnabin 100 toots
farm, betnglot 8, eon, 18,- Grog Townsbi )
OMFORTABLE DWELLING,
y d "Prost. oplondld, improved farms ter
is the possessor of a musical clock, about Huron Co., for ants. There aro 'bent 85
200 years of ago, that plays a tuna five acres etettred and in good heart. There is o
minutes before each hoar. In addition reg home, mead httnk barn, bearing orchard,
there are six or eight miniature figures, aud nil the necessary eonYenlsasas rho
premises• For Airther tt,artieulars, alts to
dressed as mnsioians, who place small prism, terms, eta„ apply to rho Promiotor,
instruments to their mouths and perform eIROL HTSLOP, Glare P. 0„ N. W. T.. or to
sundry evolutions while the music is 3-11 DOUGALD STIIAMIAN, Brussels
being rendered, It's a great curiosity
d b b inspected U hundreds.
an its eon mspao e y 6�+TRAY1 D FROM
THE PEEL Conductor Quirk luta an opportunity of A tons of the uuderstguo,l, lot 23, eon. 3,
disposing of this old relic to a gentleman Morrie, to tBa mcath of ntny last, s heifets
in Toronto at -a handsome figure, and o eislter, (m n steer res' malas a bit ,n
FALSE SE THE mtxTnnitE.—In last wcelt's- the head, tea ,y1 th same white spots) 1 bait-
or is rad In 00101', 1 rod with white ou ftautc
Budget the following item appears :— and face, and 1 yellow with white belly ane
"The folly of people entrusting too much white across the hind quarters. Any in-
to lawyers, who can charge apparently, 10amation ragnrding the nbovo will ba
as much as they like, is exemplified in thankfully recoiyed, Tttero are also 8 stray
1 settle on my promisee at prosent, all 1 -year -
the fallowing oath : A Mn. Johnston, of nide. They are 2 holfora and 1 steer. JAS.
Walton, had a valuable dog killed, be 81{.1R@, Brttnsels 0.0. G-tf
employed a certain young lawyer, to .. --.
whom $25 was paid. Mn. Johnston was fi'ARi1X IN GREY T'OWNSIJIP
1 heeded four, the lawyer keeping the rest .fl.' iron BALE.—horns lot 11, son. 10, coo -
for eoste, sers'iceS, ]Aro." Mr. Johnston's tarring loo aero,. ft 1:; partly cleared. the
r,rsio„ #:t'; 1':::. 1 lie'
aures' 'n f'••, h'1•v,te „ f i , t "oo,.r tatting.
writer of ND, above. lie, eels tbo litu.: tt is ,,,,,1 ad, -,t
odstor,,itit tunes, being smear . I willlilCe-
aif ]cult he had about tho ebantitt of iso g
yw sell 3 tunes, • ,
g c r a being „
II- est part 1il
i of 11,
, his dog was vary satisfactorily tor• non.'la, nonrl stir clmoroA cad in n goad
'y
+ ranged by his solicitors for him, after tett
0f snit etion, A good Prato barn
O some correspondence, without a law frith u gelid atoea eea1118 underaentb ami a
p cover failing woll isalso ou tbo plaoa. For
o suit. Ile (Johnston), not his solicitors, further parctat,tot , apply to the proprietor
reoeived 625, per registered letter, in est- un the ptno0. Thislat is opposite tum 0th.
lenient of the matter and he palled short. or GE011010 AVER tit, Proprietor. 1-11
ly after and paid $4.00 for the work dono
by his solicitors which he considered very TlAR3X P011 SALE.—TUE UN.
reasonable. Mr. Johnston also said he
saw the editor of the Budget and stated
the facts of the Daae. The redoubtable
editor has hie knife into one of the mem-
bers of this legal firm nod he published
this untruthful and libellous paragraph
to "get even." The public is quite cape
able of passing judgment on such conduct.
MORN -
Wasr.—In Ethel, on the 8rd inst., the
wife of Mr. Robert Wray, of a
daughter.
Poen.—In Brussels, on the 2nd inat., the
wife of Mr, john Pugh, of a daughter.
Goon.—In Brussels, on the 5th inst., the
wife of Mr, Adam Good, merchant,
of a daughter.
—•.— 9S1M7'-
Bnucs.—In Goderioh, on Jnly 91st, Jane,
beloved wife of the late John Bruce,
aged 70 years.
Rsm.—Drowned, near ineeswater, ou the
2nd inst., T. G. Reid, sou -in-law to
Rev. Hf. Swann, Brussels, aged 89
years.
Rsestener.--In Cranbrook, on Auguat 6th,
Mary C., youngest daughter of Min-
nie and A.. Raymattn,raged 10 years,
4 months and 20 days.
Tr'AS6., S.'FT_-CWF.
Toronto Sept. 10 to 22.
East Huron, Brussels, Oot. 4 and 5.
East Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oct. 0th,
Provincial al Kington, Sept. 10 to 15.
Pall Shows will be held this season as
follows :
Exeter on Monday and Tuesday, Oc.
tober 1. acid 2.
Western, at London, from the 20111 to
the 29th of September.
Clinton on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 10, 20 and 21.
South Huron, at Seaforth, on Monday
and Tuesday, Sept. 17 and 18.
Goderioh on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Oot.2, 3, 4 and G.
OM'X'MT MAs"3KF,'SS_
00RliEOTED tAni9ULLT EVERY WEER.
Fall Wheat 93 07
Spring Wheat 80 07
Oats 48 50
Peas 65 66
Barley 60 60
Potatoes 1 20 00
Butter, per lb 113 00
Eggs, por dozen.. , , .. , , , 15 00
Apples, per bushel 05 00
Hogs, droned 0 50 7 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hay 700 8 00
Wood, per cord 2 50 8 50
Sheepskins, each.,..,,40 75
anareor seies2;1Sa0ti 340.n10',
commas= CAREPOr,Ln EVERY winilt.
Pall Wheat ,........ 96 97
Spring Wheat 90 97
Borley 50 00
Oats 48 50
Peas 06 06
Batter, tube and rolls,, 14 15
Eggs per dozen 14 00
Flour per hotter....,,,.,. 5 00 00
Potatoes ,. 70 00
Hay per ton ............. 7 00 8 00
Elides per lb..... ,• ,,..• 4 01
Salt por bbl,, wholesale.... GO 80
Sheep eking, each.. 00 1 00
Wool, per lb , 18 22
Pork .................... 6 g5• 660
DEurnON1.T offers for Rale the north
oast quarter of lot 38, concession 9, Morris,
County of Huron, oanteinin g 30 acres. The
laud leo( first quality and in it high state of
aQtivatiou, well feuded and under -drained,
45 acres cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms,
lntllc house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
good barna and shots, orchard, etc, Dight
acres of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able bourns witI be given, Titleperfeet,
JAMES GRl'1•SVtt, Owner,
as- Box 258Brituals P. 0,
OOD PARtii FOR SALE IN
\XMorria, on reasonable forms. In order
to close tiro affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Munster], the executors odor the fol-
lowing Valuable lands for sato North
half of Lot 30, Oonoession s, Township of
Morris, containing 00 acres. On this lot is
erooted a good frame barn with atone foun-
dation, good orchard, well and pump . Near-
ly all nleared, and is on the grave road
olosoly ad aiuiu the village of Brussels.
This farm s a valuable one, is weir fenced
and in a good state of cultivation, For
urines and terms apply to THOS. HHELLS%
Brussels P. 0.. Hamm Jtltt8x es, Victoria
Square P.O., or Atlas SALVOR, ;Maple Lodge
P. 0., Middlesex County.
20C ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
Afirst-Wass farm for sale in the
Township of Morris in the County of l3 Aron
Wog south ]calf of north half lobe 25&2d
and +oath half of 20 in 7311 eon., containing
200 acres more or less, 121 acres mostly
Blear of stumps and in a good state of oulti-
vattpn. '1'ltoro is a young bearing orobard,a
good house and hank barn 35 x 09 feet with
stone stable underneath. The form is situ-
ated within it mile of the Village of Brusaelo
and is it good farm for grain or stook rais-
ing as ibis watered with the river Maitland
and never failing spring crock. Possession
will be given at any time, For further par-
ticulars apply on the promises ur to A.00.
iOOBI]ItTtoON, Brussels, P. 0. . s-tf
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT 1
The northhalf of lot 20, eon. 8, township of
Grey, containing fifty acres, morn or less,
nboat 80 nares. °leered and in good order.
Comfortable dwelling and expellent born and
stabling eltnated within about 4 intim of
Ethel village, in a good locality and oonven-
ienb to river. Is offered for Oslo on favorable
berme as the proprietor is unable to continue
farming. If not sold will be leased for term
tubo agreed upon to a good tenant, and at.
tenement can ho made that rent be payable
In improvements. The property 10 now in
good shape for a purchaser or incoming ten-
ant. For terms, &c„apply on the promises,
or bo WM. BMALLUON,
413f Ethel (Ont.) P.O.
FARM FOR SALE,
Tho Mxaoutors of the eetuto of the lobo
Minn:•nnuMoo:tny, lls,lunat, deaosed, cow
offer the following,' valuable lands for sale,
ylr..:—Tho north hall of (0127, and Otto west
(111tconcession btlnthe'towo lss'lp o1 Morrthe
s,
County Of Huron, containing 100 acres,
About 110 aeras aro cleared and in gond
condition, the greater mutt being in grass,
The balance is wall blathered, chiefly with
banal and maple.
'phis farm 15 favorably sitttatsd within ono
Milo of the village of Brussels, which affords
an exoallout maritet. Thereis upon the
prenuses n good from. barn and hotted au
orohere. 01 ohoioe fruit trope, a never felling
spring, oleo a good well and pump, and good
Juncos. This property will be sold ie one or
two palpate, t0 snit intending purchasers,
Elft ehrasor will bo allowed 00 enter and have
000 of bouee onIiremises at any tinea after
harvest and to do fall plowing. Full mosses-
sioit will he glyou at 1st November next.
For tonne and further particulars apply
bo the undersigned Iflxoautare, or to ,JOHN
M0024D1, 7rlsk„ 33ruaso1o, Ont, L
IODf CiCNb11�t 318, (3i$Econons,
Boma at llrusaeli, Juno 184h,1888, 50
NOTE0 DISCOUNTED.
ttlitl
t',usohla,cl,at a)ul lrnitnd 1tarns3>re(tabought
Interest alio teal on cto)toalta.
Collections made on ,favorable terms.;
Canadian Ageute—rinnerrANT'e BANG or.
CANADA,
Now York Agents—IttPOIITtttta AND TRAD-
ERS NATIONAL BANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
'��7 3I, SINCLAIR .SOLICIT:
o1', Oanvoyanaor, Notary Public,
&m. MUG: Graham's Block, 1 door north of
Hargreaves' Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
E, WADE, BARRISTER,
•
Solicitor and Notary Public, Con-
vovauoing. Collections Alla Loaning. . air.
Wada wilt attend in Gerrie ovary Moines.
day et two o'clock.
�
IONSON 89 WAYS,
mato with Garrow & Ptondfont, Godo -
rich) Barristers, Solicitors, Oottvoyancors,
be, Oiaee, arent's Block, Brussels. Money
to lead.
I1, S. BAPS, W. 11. DICIRSON,
A 33. 'PAYLOR, 13. C. L., BAR-
.
nto'ettu, Solicitor, to., of rho firm of
Diokeon & Taylor, Barristers,
Soliaibora, &c„ ,banning Arcade, Icing Street
Wool, Toronto, Molloy 10 loan.
ALEX. HUNTER, OLERE OF
Conveyanthe cer, Notary Division
rLand, Loan
Rudlnsurance Agent, Funds invested and
to loan. Coacetions made, 001co in Gra-
ham's BlnelgBrussels,
PO50:ITCU - NNING&
INauru:W9,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS,
•
M. F. GALE, 11, D., C. M.
111ewheraf the College of Pbysirtatt and
Surgeooe of inmate by oxaminnt,,o
Otlle° au,l ltoatlenc—Main St, Enst, the
Ontario.
A. 1bcNAUGIITON,
• CAL, L .11, C, P. Edinburgh, M. C. P.
1'.
t rO1n1t80 mhat , Imrgrmc1':39Drtg 13 tpcon,iron
0th0 • houro may bo found at tin, ruahlenen
formerly occupied by Dr. 1lutcbinsan,
Millstreet.
street,
DENTAL.
G, L. Bail, L. D. S., Honor Graduate and
M. iD. t. C.
given
B. MerleD. Toronto, ssstantOpea
Omen—mayors Bleak, Seaford,
1131lDl®7
r,=W, J.Fear,L.D S.Graduate ofTo-
ronto School of Dentistry. All oper-
ations guaranteed. OMco—Catty's
Block, Ssaforth.
ArtiSeialteeth,firatquality, abdo.
guaranteed llt,for S12.0Oper sot,;.
D1:1\' 7Climi ]C.
3n A. SvL8RT2N, S.J. a, S.,
Honor Graduate of the Royal CollsNqo of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nrxnos Oxins
GAs administered for the pormeso extrac-
tion of teeth.
OFF1Clt.--Garileld 111oeit, aeRrS9tti.S.
AUCTIONEERS,
!'t EORGE KIRKBY, LICEN-
Vf ssn Auctioneer, Sales oouduoted on
reasonable terms, farms and farm ;took n
specialty. Orders left at Tun Po ST Pebllsh•
Ing ]Rouge, B rusesls, or ;ant to Walton post
Wilco will recsiveprompt attention,
A LEX. DELGATTY, AUCTION -
la- Snit, is prepared to attend to sales On
the shortest notice. A spealalty undo of
solos of thorough -bred sboalu. Terme made
11110100 Ir application tc Tun Pos',, Publish-
ing House, where orders may bo loft, or
addrers to Brussels P 0.
A RAYMANN, AUOTIONZ;ER
• is always ready to attend sales of
farina, farm stook, &c. Terms cheerfully
given. Oranbrooh 1P.0. Sales may be w-
ronged at Tins POST Publish log Jlouse
Brussals,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MoORAOKEN, .ISSUER
Marriage Liooneoe. Oftlao at hie
G000ery,Turnborry Street,
1i1ISS O'OONNOR, TEACHER
Lys of Piano and organ. Tonna on applt-
nation,
anrlBxidayaattM'o, ?. pnntpbell erWalbon,
12 Walton,
,
Air ISS HARGREAVES DESIRES
LTt. to receive pupils fox tnstrua.
Won On the 1'd,ANO and ORGAN. 8 years
Experience. laealdottoe with Mee. lint,
greavcs, over liAit(ittl+,.t.i'i+.e 051117io
ST01105. - no0•lyr
N. BARRETT, 'TONSORIAL,
Mmo Artist. Shop, next door south of
M. McKay & Cos, hardware atom, Ladles'
and children's hair euttitlg tt specialty,
_.. A choice Steak of elms hoot,
A 1sIoNAIR, ISSUER 0.11' MAR.
L7G a riago Lica toes, by appointment of
Idout:Governor, Oommiseloner, eta„
Cahyoyanoor and Agent Fire Insurance CC.
Oi loo at the OranbrcokPost Moo.
14X. BODD1OK, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter. Graining
Gilding, alga and Daooratfva Painting in all
its branahos. Shop Blinds dote up in style,
Papor ganging a specialty. Shop one boor
Muth of 1,13uyers' Oarriags Works.
. W. O'BRIEN, V. S,, T30NOR
. Graduatoof tiro Ontario Vot0rl
Cellega baa resumed tho practice of Joho
Nett, V end to prepared to trout alb die
eaeesotdomotlented animals soiontioeet3asacattm1Mttolspolly 0ie91,dbb i
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