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It is not now necessary to go to
Washington Territory to receive benefit
from the waters of the
MEDICAL LAKE.
Win 'Water is now evaporated and shlppod
to different parts of the world in penmen
and I hero the agency fur it hero. 11 is ro-
oomuoended especially for Rheumatism, Par-
alysis, Catarrh, l,o,pepsla and Skin Diseus-
osTf you will can at my llrog Store you 0021
have 0 paper giving full directions and toati-
moaiolafrmn people near house who have
boon benoatIed by this remedy.
G. A, DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, and Fancy Goods
Dealer, Brussels,
NO REMEDY
aim COUGH R1EMEDYiversal s manufactured atisfaction as the
n
Seaforth, called
' - -- LUMSDEN & WILSON'S s
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Royal Ilyoorat l Balsam of fir
%'Visa u%;','1v%,;''°^,9c`i'%,%%%v"v N?o v;ol%
Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation .from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price 50 ale.
17 -Goss
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
5OCTI1E110 ExrENSION, W. 0, & B. n.
Trainsleave Brnssals Station, uort and
00nth los f0110WHn— HOWE & HERMISTON', the firm. now rum-
GoingSoulh. Going Worth. Hing the Brussels Woolen Mills, have
Mali 7:02 a.m.Attract 0.80 a.m added some new machinery and are pre -
Express 11:45 am,I Mail 8:00 p.m paring to boom things as theyhave
Mixed 8:55p.m. I Empress 0:45P'm never been before. They have good
stock of tweeds, blankets, yarna, knitted
goods, &c, on hand and the proprietors
ask a share of the trade of the public.
Titrorur seed at AioOraoken's,
New tubeoribert aro coming to
front nearly vvor}• day.
3, A,.1''Rtt:NE has taken charge of flay.
croft & Turnbuit's peddling wagon for
thin Fall.
TBE passenger trains from the e
have been slightly behind hand sin
the big Taira have been ou deok,
A NEW kitchen has boon added to
dwelling occupied by J. M. O'Connor
Thos. Ballantyne, owner of the proper
AN attractive stook to select from, v
nes equal to any in the trade, oorr
and liberal terms to good men,
B. Smith,
Tar; Board of Health should look at
the drain ou Turnberry street at F.
Rogers' store. The aroma from it
very "loud."
A nMN» of gypsies has been doing t
town this week dispoeiug of tinware a
hum and trading heroes where opportu
ity offered.
last harvest Excursion.— Brussels to
Delornlue only $28.00 on .Sept 28W. Goal
EDT two Mont 110 Get through tl niters and
through checks trate G, T, It. Station
Agent, brussels. 2-2
.Tears C•LEao shipped a carload
cattle to 'Montreal and a carload of she
to Black Rock this week. Jno. Boddi
sent a carload of lambs to Black Rook
Thursday.
A. K. RonnnTscm, o£ MOTTis, arrly
home from Scotland last Weduesd
night. Mo Mildly remembered the edit
of Tun Pon by bringing hint a rho
Walking stick.
WE would say to those who are not
the habit of buying tram us, we will p
aur goods before you witbout wasting yo
time and whether you bey or not you
will meet with Civility and courloous
treatment, A. 11. Smith.
THE Harvest Home Thanksgiving ser-
vices in the Methodist church will be
held on Sabbath, Beth inst., as previous.
ly announced, Services at I0:80 and
0:30. The Harvest Home Tea will not
take place on the following Monday ev-
ening owing to another meeting lent will
be held on Tuesday evening.
THE BRUSSELS POST
C»EArxe2Meltousin town at 8dseue'e. + Rev. A I Smith and son, of Wroxeter,
the An.'eM Gown is receiving ills Fall boots and Bliss Watt" of Woudetook, were in
and sheet, Arany of then) areltandmake, town on Thuroclay
est
83 pp
1ear 1obdiehiug house.
the A eoo.oAn of applee, containing 150an.
by barrels, was Bent to Delaraino, M,
ty. this week by Angus McMillan,
al- Ili. i 00, all the newest shades and
rest mattes, Jet, Fur and Braid trimmings,
A. Buttons, Ituekiee and Clasps at A, 12.
Smith's,
ter Irrr> nESTrxe discourses were preaobed
C. in Knox and Melville churches last Bab.
is bath by Reeds. Messrs. Linton, of Tees -
water, and Stewart, of Belmore, m-
ho speetively.
nd Qrrria a curiosity was an eslribition
n• )foie, Hendoreon's garden this we
viz., that of a strawberry plant bloom'
This is the fourth time this aeeson
theta to bloom.
Tnnourlookfor the fire engine Wein
was never much better and J. D. liontt
of ie cotlsrantly receiving letters aekiug
ep information concerning his world.
Olt 11OWned tuaohinee,
on S0)IETI11N0 over 150 persona have go
to the industrial Exhibition this year,
ed to date, from Brnesols station, T
ay greatest number going any ono day w
or 40, and thin was on Wednesday of
rn week.
Ox the inside pages of this wee
in Poe in addition to the story "From J
ut to Earnest," may be found a very int
UT eating sermon on "Tho Enemies of t
Home" by Rev. 3, Rose, B.A. the e pr'
list of the East Byron Fall Show, an
number of readable selections.
- 1. 0. G. T.—About 25 members of
Sone of Temperance of Ethel paid a f
tercel. visit to the Lodge here last To
day evening. An enjoyable evening w
put in, Misses Annie Rivera, May $
Edith Hill and Lizzie Roddick and Mess
Blasbill, Roddick, Miller, Buyers, Hoo
Langdale, A. 11. Smith, Tompkins a
Ball contributing readings, recitatio
and music. The Ethel coatigent al
added several numbers to the progra
Refreshments, is the shape of oak
lemonade, fruit, &c. were dispersed.
Le P131.1: BLAST. --One day this week we
made a visit to Wm. Ross' roller mill to
ascertain the improvements lately made.
We found the new roller process of flour
making had superseded the old time stone
process and everything was running like
olookwork. To give a minutedesoription
is not out objeot, even were we well
enough acquainted with machinery to do
eo, but will mention what is to be found
in the various departments. On the
grinding door are nine pair of rolls, four
of which are used for the breaking or re-
ducing of wheat and five for the redaction
of middlings. Ail are coupled together
and driven from one end with Greey's
improved rope drives. On rho bolt Boor
are seven circular reels for the separation
of the different °insects of stock and dress.
ing of flour, two middlings purifiers and
one wheat cleaning machine with the
necessary shafting, gears and pulleys for
tra.,amitting power to the different ma•
chines. In the attic are four reels for
the separation of the stook from the
break rolls, one wheat cleaner and the
heads of fifteen .'levators with their boots
resting on the basement floor where there
is also one wheat cleaner, shafting, gears
and pulleys in supplying the power to the.
machinery, Wm, & J. G. Greey, of To-
ronto, supplied the necessary plans and
machinery, and C. 0. McEwen, of the
same place, superintended the millwright.
ing. Mr. Ross says he does not belong to
the Millers' Association nor does he in-
tend to. He counts on doing a large
trade this Fall and Winter.
A mot eidOWttlk has been guilt to
Presbyterian manse. The old one era
regular man.trap.
Aproxort sales are coming to the fro
Sale bills rioted on short notice at TW. I', Sun
r
the t whoWent t,
eat tD CAlif01'nia
s e, four or five rears ago, is ixpeeted home
for a visit this Fal1.
nt. 'Mr. L'pilett, and wife, of Blanchard
iE township, were renewing old aoquaiut-
anroe in town this weep.
Mrs, A, G. Deadman, of Dolawnro, and
Mrs. Dutton, of Stratford, aro at 0. A.
Deadnlall's helping Dara for the sick.
Mee. Ste rling Parr and fancily have
gotta to MinldOttpolis, Wit„ whore she will
join her beeband who is olnployod there.
Jno. Barnhill and wife left this weekfor Los Angelos, California, 100 wish
then a pleasant trip and an enjoyable
Visit.
Charlie Dutton is expooted back from
Stratton) this week and Murdt Alcamo -
in nen will then go to London to fill his new
ek, position,
ng. , Alex. Brook has tome back to town
for and will be employed at the Enterprise
Salt 1Vcrka. The base bn11 slab will be
050 , pleased about this a4 Alex. ie a general
lel favorite and aft ,A ,l base ballist,
for , Afro. W. B, Dickson and )Hiss Kate
re. Cormack leave Blindly for Melena, Mon•
Lana. W. 13. Dickson has entered into
ne partnership with an old established
up ; lawyer dello!, city. He will find W. B.
'
he ! the "olearqui'1" every time,
as The Algoma Advocate . sayer-- "Mr.
thie and AMrs. Proctor and family, who hove
lately been visiting at Air. IIarris', have
k's departed for 81111.11.14. Miss Lizzie Harris
est lits accompanied them and intends spend.
or- ing the winter among her Trionde on the
he frontier.
me In addition to Mrs. Deadman aud Miss
d a MoNaie, reported in Last issue as clown
with the typhoid fever, Mr. Deadman
the and the throe children have also taken
re- the fever. Little Georgie is said to be
es- dangerously ill. We hope they will all
as be restored to health and strength.
Ke John Livingeton, wife and family, Mar-
rs. eolm MoCutcheon and ,Tamee and Wm.
4, Pollock left Brussels last Tuesday for
nd Atoka, Indian Territory, where they will
ne be employed in coal mining. Mr, Living-
s° eton has a friend out there who smelted
m. him employment at$8,5o per day. Messrs.
e, MoOutoheon and the Pollock brothers
were lately out from Scotland.
tool civ pins.
A chiel'e among ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
Jos line of Melton at Skene's,
Tao 7 o'olock p. m, closing ie falling
through in town.
THEY have came those New Fall Dress
Goods, Silks, &c, A. R. Smith.
E. A. MeoTsN, L. D. 0„ has moved his
office to ono door north of the Bank.
THOSE who like BIack Tea should try
Adam Good's. The flavor i0 very Erne. 0
Are quantity of fresh limo at the Kiln.
Brussels, for 11 cents a bnehel. W. F.
Know, Prop.
A. R. Sumo bas a Erst-class mantle -
maker and has on hand a grand stock of
mantle clothe.
Owrso to the large number of bush
foes the smoke in town was almost on.
bearable last week.
Toscttoas,—T have a prime Iot of to.
matoes for sale. Now is the time to
secure them. ' Taos. KELLY. 0
A NOME= of Brusselitea will take in
the Western Fair next week. The man-
agers are making great preparations for
a big time.
COAL stove for sale, also a wardrobe,
dining room ohairs, &c. May be seen at
the residence of W. 13. Dickson, Eliza-
beth street. ne-tf
A RoxeLn steam Ere engine was taken
to Blyth on Thursday of this week to
show the people of that burgh what the
valuable machine Dan do.
Tan store and dwelling lately vacated
by Mrs. Alexander is to rent. The loca-
tion is the best in town. The toy may
be had at Ton Pon Publishing Rouse. 0
TIM 'Warton waterworks were com-
pleted on Wednesday of this week and
were tested to the satisfaction of every-
body. The employees of the Ronald
Works have come home and are hard at
work at the foundry.
Den.—On the 10th inst. Wm, Hen-
don died at Banff Springs, where be had
gone for the benefit of his health from
Vanoonver. His complaint was dropsy.
His wife, a daughter of Alex, Bruce, of
this plane, and a little daughter are left
to mourn the lose of a good husband and
kind father.
Abell Goon has published an interest.
ing book of 50 pages, containing a lot of
Eret.olass recipes, advertisements of local
business men and a price list of goods
kept by himeeif. The books are given
away, ono going into every household in
this section. It will prove invaluable to
many a housewife,
WELL Dlaofuo AND DemLneo.—George
Hirt has ell the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepared
to attend to all work entrusted to him in
away that will insure satiefaetion. Terms
reasonable, Residence second door north
of the bridge, west side of Turnberry
street, Brussels. 5-tf
RE's neon nra8,—An exchange says ;—
A professional beggar named McIntyre,
Skid to be from Para, has been soliciting
alms in Stratford for some time and may
be expooted here in a few days, He
claims to be grievously afflicted with the
palsy, but as it is well known that he is
already comfortably provided with this
world's goods he should get a Wide berth.
LAST Sabbath Rev. A, W. Tonge, of
Blyth, occupied the Methodist ohureh
pulpit in this town with a great deal of
acceptance. Mg morning discourse wag
based on the subject of Christian Per-
fection, and in the evening his text was
"Behold I stand at the door and knock,
&e." Although suffering from a severe
Bold the rov. geniteman disooursod very
effootivoly with pleasure and profit to )lig
auditors.
PoeTAL CIfANdE,—I1 it understood that
the Postmaster -General has decided not
to enforce, in future, the regulation under
which it has been required that the regia.
Ration charge made in the case of regis.
tared 'lettere should be prepaid by a
special registration stamp. Hereafter,
therefore, any letter posted for registra.
tion, bearing upon it ordinary pottage
()tamps of sufficient amount to cover the
°barge for registration, in addition to
the postage charge, may be registered
and sent forward to its destination. The
ohango will doubtless bo appreciated by
country people, Who have heretofore, in
many caeet, suffered fitconyenienco by
beim( oompelled to go a long distance to
obtain regiBretiolt stamps.
LAST Wednesday night a cow belong-
ingto G. Beer had one of her hind legs
disjointed. Two gashes were cut in her
leg as if with a knife or an axe. Blood
was found in and around a hole in the
lot, which wonld make it appear tbe
animal got into this hole. We don't like
to believe anybody is malicious enough
to commit such a deed, more especially
as Mr. Beer is a highly respected citizen.
The cow was killed and buried on
Thursday.
Femmes' Pic-N1cs. —Next Wednesday
A pie -Die In connection with the East
Huron Farmers' Institute will be held
in Smale's grove, Wroxeter, commencing
about 10:00 o'clock a.m. After dinner
addresses will be delivered by Dr. Mac-
donald, M.P , Thos. Gibson,M,PP.,Thos.
Strachan, ex -Reeve of Grey township,
and President McFadden, A pleasant
time expected. On the following day a
similar gathering will take plane in Mrs.
Kerr's grove, near Fulton's hotel, Mc-
Killop township. Jno. McMillan, M.P.,
Thos. Strachan, Il. McFadden and oth-
ers are expected to deliver addresses.
With good weather a large crowd is an-
tioipated. Thos. Farrow, ex -BLE., and
Co. Treasurer Relines are invited to
speak at the pie -Hies.
RAcn.—The half -mile running ra00
between Beattie Bros. roan pony, of this
town, and Northgraves' mare, from Lis.
towel, drew quite a crowd to the race
course last Saturday afternoon, The
first beat was taken by the more, win-
ning by about two lengths. In the next
trial the pony won by about half a neok.
The mare cast a shoe while running this
heat, which somewhat interfered with
her speed. The third and last heat was
taken by the Listowel beast. There was
no fooling about the running as both
racers were put through fox abont all
they were worth. Robb. Denbow rode
Beattie's pony and Northgraves' son held
the reins on the mare. The judges were
Ruse. Hay, of Listowel, and T. Hall and
A. Romig, of Brussels. Quite a number
of Listowel people witnessed the race and
banked the mare from their town. It
appears she is 15 years old, is an old
timer on the turf and hoe won a good
many sees, but not many warmer ones
them Saturday's ram. The time made
was Cot), e8 and 54 seconds, respectively.
C011an5TEn.—Last Saturday's Toronto
Empire said :—"Grant v. Jenkins,—Mo-
tion on behalf of plaintiff to oommib de-
fendant for contempt for disobedience of
an injunction order restraining him from
continuing to libel the plaintiff in his
paper, the Brussels Budget, Aylesworth
for the motion, Echlin, contra, asked for
an enlargement until Tuesday next.
Counsel in support of the motion object-
ed thea several enlargements at defend.
ant's request had already boon granted,
and that meantime he continued, in
boastful disregard of the injunction, his
most viruleut aspersions of the character
of the plaintiff, not merely in his official
but in his private capacity. Order made
that the defendant be committed to the
common gaol of the County of Huron for
80 days." The eaee was heard by Judge
MoMahan. Deputy -Sheriff Gundry was
in town on Wednesday and tookMr. Jen.
king to Goderich. The Toronto World
of Saturday notes the ease as follows ;---
"Before Judge MoSotahon, sitting insingle
court yesterday, A. H. Newton Jenkins,
editor of the Brussels Budget;, for con-
tempt of court. The application is made
at the instance of Mr. Grant, the post-
master at 1321%50)0, who has brought au
aetioil for libel against the defendant,
claiming 510,000, The defendant ill hie
newepapor charged the plaintiff with 000.
oral grave offences in hie official capacity
and private character, and continued in
each iesue of his paper to comment upon
the matter alter it was sub jodite. An
appeal Was made to Judge Rose for an
interim injunction to restrain the defend-
ant from publishing comments on the
case before the trial, which wee vented,
in defiauae of the Order of the court, Jen.
kine continued to abuse the postmaster
in the columns of hie paper, and the
plaintiff accordingly applied to the carrot
to punish the defendant for refusing to
obey Jedge Rosea injnnotiob, The trlaI
will be held at Gederioh at the emit as-
sisee. In the nitontime Judge Afalabon
dooided that the editor should (spend the
next thirty days in the common jail of
Huron County for hie contempt andli1 .
wise pay all the ooefs of the present pr •
esedifl e
n,
'4lrl5t41ilarr Noe v./H.
Another telephone cable is to be laid
amiss the river from Windsor to Detroit.
Thos. R. Manners, an old Strathroy
boy, has been elected president of the
East Side Bank, a new institution which
has just been launched in the City of
New York,
A tall man disguised with a large dark
false mustache entered' the house of Mrs.
Waters, a Bothwell widow, Sunday night
in her absence and, tying up her son, a
18 -year-old boy, with a rope, rifled the
premises. The thief was in search of
$80, but only secured $1.50.
The fifth animal convention of the Un-
dertakers' Association of Ontario began
in Shaftesbury Bail Iast week, President
Robertson, of Seaforth, presiding. Mayor
Clarke welcomed then to the pity, and
President Turner, of the Toronto branch
of the Association, also delivered an ad.
dress of welcome. The Secretary's ro.
port stated that the Dominion Burial
Case Company continues its agreement
with the Ae000iation to recognize as le.
gitimate undertakers only those who be-
long to the Association, but this did not
prevent non-members from obtaining all
the goods they need from manufacturers.
The number of members. is 460, an in.
crease of 40 during the past year. The
report of the Treasurer showed that the
balance in hand at the beginuilig of the
year was 5648,48, and receipts from dues
and admission fees 51,031. The expendi.
taro was $1,002.69, leaving a balance on
hand of $674,74. Papers of interest to
the Association were afterwards read and
discussed,
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People We Know.
Miss Hawkshaw, of Seaforth, le visit.
ing Vire, Soli of this town.
Mies Maggie mid Sarah McGuire were
at the T'orbnto Exhibition thin week.
Mas, Fletcher has been under the deo.
tor's care this week but is improving
now.
Mrs. W. II. Leech, of Coder/oh, was
the guest of Mrs. T. G. Holmes 0111,
week.
Mtg. Jno. Ilnycroft is at Teeswator
visiting her (laughter, Mrs. D. 0, For -
mon,
Miss Lynn, of Bush/told, and Sire, Ed,
Dake and child are the guests of Aire,
T. O'Neil.
Henry Crooke has come to town to
learn the drug business in G. A, Dead.
man's stere,
Mr. Gibson, of Canpbollfard, has been
visiting friends in IVingham and Brus-
sels title work,
TUB MOOS Sample have moved io
town and will likely become residents
for tome' time.
Mrs. Wm, Mann and two children, of
bfinnedoea, Mao., is here onfa visit with,
relatives and friends.
Arra. 1), N. :Barrett in away on a visit
tp London and St. Thornes. Dick is a
grata "widaer."
Conon.—In Morris, 011 the 17th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Nelson Currie, of a
son,
Ponies—In East Wawanosh, on Sept.
15011, the wife of Mr. James Purvis
of a son.
Reerr—MoMIL2AN, At the residence •of
the bride's mother, on the 18th inst.,
by the Rev. W. Torrance, Mr. A. R.
Raupp, of Detroit, Miob., to Miss
Christina McMillan, of Grey.
Fessem.--At Banff, on the 10th inst.,
William Funston, sou-in.law to AIex.
Bruce, of Brussels.
BVCTTON' S.a.S,,FJS-
TIMI enAt, SEPT. 27.—Farm stook and
implements, on north half lot 26, con. 8,
Grey. Sale at 2 o'elook p. m. Without
reserve, Wm. Smaildon, prop., A. Ray
mann, and.
WHoi sena , OCT. 3.—Farm stook and
implemente, on lot 14, con, 4, Morris.
Sale at 10 o'clock a. re, Without reserve.
Wm. Shedden, proprietor, Geo. Kirkby,
auctioneer.
I;'BbZ. S1'30•W$,
folFalowsll Shows will be held this season as
Milrertou, Oot. 2 and 8.
Listowel, Sept, 25, 26, 27 and 28,
East Huron, Brnesels, Oot- 4 and 5.
Morrie Branch, Blyth, Oot. 10 & 11.
Last Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oct. 8 and
9th.
Erma, at Newry, on Thursday, Oct.
4111,
Easter on Monday and Tuesday, Oc-
tober 1 and 2.
Western, at Loudon, from the 20th to
the 29th of September.
Goderich on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2, 8, 4 and 6.
S77AFD2ZTa rn stor.Amesmserris.
001RE0TED CAI:EPIILLY EVEEE WEER.
Pall Wheat 95 1 00
Spring Wheat 95 1 00
Oats 30 81
Peas 57
Barley 45
Potatoes 85
Butter, per 1b 15
Eggs, per dozen 14
Apples, per bushel 05
Bog, dressed 0 00
4 50
IImy 8 00
Wood, per cord 2 50
Sheepskins, eaob 40
55
00
16
00
00
7 00
5 50
0 00
8 50
75
110 .:7•S,30S.,S 5,28222C3ITS,
00)34500En 02110FULLY n014E0 Wang.
Fall Wheat 95 1 08
Spring Wheat 95 1 00
Barley 45 60
Oats 80 81
Peas 00 61
Butter, tubs and rolls, 15 10
Eggs per demon 14 00
Flour per barrel 5 00 00
Potatoes... ...., 85 00
Hay per ton. ., 0 00 10 00
Hides per lb„ .,..... 4 5
Salt per bbl., wholesale... 00 80
Sheep skins ,aaoh...... ., 00 1 00
Wool, per lb'. 18 22
Pork 6 25 6 50
TILE PEOPLE'S COLUNI .
ANTED IMMI11D1ATELY,--
Bomo person to apt se nmrmo or to
do cooking Or kitohen work. Apply at the
residents° 015, A,DLADMA'!t*, 11o10-tf
Crt AMR ON TEE P.REMT.SI S
J of 0110 uudersignod,lot 6, con, 7,Gro
en or •bout Juno 1st, a two year old heifer,
The owner is requested to prove prener0y,
paYoh am ea and take hot away,10BARNEY,
testi Tlel
Caveat R ,' el
q, o spate And 0n the patent
2nd allntbeforeqtht Cannes in the Patent
ofnooandboended o Ooartg promptly and
oarotolly sheeted to, Upon receipt otMed-
el or ekebeil of invention, 1 mono &ireful
txaminetietn,atld advlta as ta-Patentahiilly
Free of (Merge, )roes moderato, and I make
kO 0harettetrnleeepateeti55eoerod, Interns.
talon, advleS amt spaelal rdteron000 tout an
appBoatiml. 3.10.LITTIOLL,.'Vaslting15r.
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ISS LILA'
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Mons relvelaaesPllntingAnd Proting n o,Vt,hrgPainting
Batista° tine guaranteed, 011
QTRA.YED FROM THE BRIM.
lase of the Undersigned, lot 23eon, 5,
Morrie, in the mouth of htay last, 1 boilers
and ono steer, (0)1e steer resembl,o a bull 114
1 the head, rod with some white spots) 1 Mt -
or Is red in oiler, 1 rod with tv11110 0)2 clank
and taco, and l yellow with whit° belly and
white morose the hind qfluartsre, Any In-
formation regarding elle above will bo
thankfully received. There aro ales 8 stray
cattle on my premises at present, all 1 -year.
obis. They are 0 heifers and 1 steer, JAS,
SHAM, , Brussels P.O. 5-tf
To all whom it may Concern :p
the Village Renee
thatthe
ctor,t in the Council
Oyy of
Huron, rutoul, by tbo Uorvor vested in
Mena by the Consolidated Statutes of On.
tart°, Chair, 151, Soo. G40, to pass a By-law
wooing up Nelson street In Stanek's 8urve7,
In said village told maks ig the same into
x kint g objecti0., to the ,:amollv0111 altporkies br
by thomeolvoe, 031 by counsel, at the Couuoll
Board on the lath day et October, '1 eSl, at the
hour of 7:00 o'clock p, 20.
Wroxotor,An J' COWAN, 1'illageclerk.
g,27, 'SS. 7 -din.
REAL ESTATE,
e� 1,lTOIOE FA.RMs FOR. $ALE,-
V A few oplenditl, Improved farms for
ealein the beau Alp of Grey, Morris and
MOE Slop. 'Apply to A. D5LGATTY, 00,
Auotlonasr,Brussels P, 0,
62)50OWBUY IRST
01500ILL t1D-aero FAIL
Aarm, ebaing
east half of lot 2, funi. 40 acres °leased and seeded 10 grass;0balance
hardwood bush, Buildings and fences fair,
orchard good. Will be sold on easy tonne
and ttlosses,lon riven at any time. Apply to
JOIeN Mo'ADDEN, or to ALEX. Human,Brussels. 5.410
E1ARDZFOR SALE, -THE SUB
sfarm, being lot 9, Dina, ers 15 valuable
Township
Huron Co., for sale, There ST0 about 50
some cleared and In good heart. Thera is o
log house, good bank barn, boating orchard,
and all the necessary oonvenlonooe on the
premises. For further particulars, as to
ppriee,torms, ore„ apply to tiro Proprietor,
THOS.HIeLOP,Clare P 0., N, W. T.. or to
2-tf DOUGALD STRAOHAN, Brussels
-plum FOR, SALE OR TO
Rem.—The undersigned offers his
00 -ante farm, lot 25, con, 7, Morrie, for sale
or to rent. Phare are 60 acres cleared
and under crop, The befldings 00nsis0 cf a
frame house, frame bars, &m. There is also
an orchard of ons non, Good well. There
are 10 acres of fall wheat in this fall. Por
further particulars, es to prion, terms, &o.,
apply to the Proprietor,
0-tf JOHN WILffINBUN, Brussels P. 0.
U0PION SALE OF A FIRS'T-
Olese 100.aore Pam, being let 0, cell.
10, Croy. on the promisee, on Pruner, Oot.
15011, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. nl, Well improved
and in a gond state of cultivation. Is within
one mile of the thriving village of Brussels,
on a leading gravel roast. Too aoree of fail
wheat in Otte fall. Terms Made known on
day of sale or on application to ettllor the
proprietor or auetioaeor. Ar.Em, DEL(ATTY,
Auationeoz, 1101sT. bi0NAUGHTON,
0 4111 Proprietor,
'P1A110I IN GREY TOWNSHIP
Pon eALH,—Be1O0 lot 14, COD. 16. 0021-
taintng 100 acres. It is partly °leered, the
balanee well timbered. A never failing
°reek crosses the place and it is well adapt,
ed for either forming or gracing. I willliks.
wise se1140 earn, being east part of lot 14,
oonstate of oultivatien al 1 10 2, atgoodl frame barn
barn
with n good steno stable underneath and a
mover toiling wants also on rho place. Por
further partioulars apply to *be proprietor
on the place. MA.010010 opposite the oth-
er (+12018635 AVERY, Proprietor, i:tf
'VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
being the south half of lot number
801n the 4th concession of the township of
Morris, known ae the houle0tead of Archi-
bald Taylor, containing nicety -nine corn.
Ninety tiaras aro cleared, the balance wood-
ed with valuable timber. Expellant bend.
lase, large arobard of choice trees, Boll in
good condition and is situated one and a
quarter miles north of the VBIage of Brun.
eels, on the main gravel road. This is one
of the finest homestead farms in the Coup ty
of Huron and will bo sold at a bargain and
on terms to suit purchaser, Dor further
particulars apply to the Proprietor. A, M.
TAYLOR, Manning Arcade, Toronto, or 10
AROH2BALD TAYLOR, Sa., on the prom-
ises, 01' ..—
FARM FOR SALE.
The Executors of the estate of the. late
WILLtAtt 11100031Y, Osmium, lleoeaeod, now
offer the followtog valuable lands for sale,
Vla.:--Theootth half of lot 27, andthe west
half of the north half of lot 28, both in the
Oth 00he000100 0f 1110 Touuiealp of Morrie,
Comity of Huron, containing 100 nares.
About 110 acres ere cleared and in geed
condition, the greeter part bele in gra.
Tho balance is well timbered, chss
iefly with
beech and maple.
This 10001 1e favorably situated within ono
mile of the village of Brussels, which affords
au excellent market. Those is upon the
premises a good frame barn and bons° an
orchard of okeloe fruit *roes, a never failing
spring, also a good Well and pump , and good
feam05, This property will be sold in one or
two p11arool0, to suit intending Pureha0or0.
Purohnsor will be allowed to outer and have
use of here° on promises at any time aftor
barvot and to do fail plowing. Pull posses-
sion will be given Mist November next.
Par terms and further particulars apply
to the undersigned 10xoeutors, or to JIMO
Moo1nr, Esq., Brussels, 0110.
George Oard10l. 1E' YEonwone.
Dickson et )says, J
Dated at Brussels, Juno 18th, 1888, 50
MORTGAGE SALE Gk
Two Valuable Farms
I9 the 7'oro)relcfps of Gray and ilierrir,
in the County of Huron.
Under and byyirtue of the powers of sale
contained in a certain Mortgage, which
mortgage will be produced at the, tlmo of
sato, there will be offered for sole by Public
Auction, at the American Shite,, 015 the
:'f.linge of'Atrnssels, ON
Wedizesdcty, October 3rd, '88
At 2 Worsens r, tr„ the following Properties:
Township of Grey—Let number Four, in
the Fifth Ooncosion of the Township of
Grey, containing Ono Hundred Aaroe m0r0
or lose, of which about 15 name aro cleared
and Ireo from stumps, the remainder well
timbered, suitable for building, looping and
frewood, There is said to b0 a log house
on the lot.
Totvnohlp of Malvin—Tho North.half of lot
number Twenty -slue, in the Fifth 0011o0a.
slo11 of the Townablp Of Morris, oontaioing
Ono Hwldx&dA,205 more or leae. 01 which
about 83 50re0 aro e10arod 5,511 7G a0ra5
stumpedtheremaindorwell timbered with
beech and ea lo. On Motet there aro said
to be a large barrr11io hcnso, in good repair,
log barn, Immo,tables 5nd g050a0y, (4100 0.11
orchard etabnut an oars.
330th of these faring aro situated in pros•
porous 1tettleinents,and within a short ilia.
t0neo of Brussels, It god market,
TEasigoP.11ALn,—Ono-tenth of rho purchase
money on the day 02 gale and tiro balance
Within thirty days, lbroe-fourths of the
lmrabasomoney may remain on mortgage.
Huth lot Will be offered 0ubieat t0a reserve
bid. rot, fur thatpartiouiars appiyto
Herr, Macdonald. Davidson eS, Pennell.
VntritO0 l& 10 M00004 )311110t6,ldge, 'Lorantt1t, Toronto
Or to Alex. Stutter, Au0ticne0r,
8-4 Itimengr,5, oi1h'Anre,
Son, 21. 1868.
BANKING,
]aINTOSII to ,ltcTA(1t1 114 1',
BANIiEB8 -1- BRUSSPLS
Transact a Gen erat Ban kin
�
Business,
NOTES DIB0`OUNTI+,D,
Canadian and 'Butte,) I totes Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed an deposits,
Collections made on fuvorallr testi,
Oanadlse Agents--M0Uonster'e 11AN1c or
022420A.
Now Yon Ag00ts—Itreonzene A00 '1'11A0 -
Ana NATIONAL DANE
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
vv. 11. SINCLAIR, '-o1,TnIT-
ar, Cmkvayanoor, NOtnr)• Publ10,
S;o. 09)oa : (1rnilnnl'13 Binnit, 1 dnsr „,x431 e2
Hargreaves' Drug Store, ' Private Fnmis to
Lone,
• z• WALE, BARRISTER,
Soliottor and Notary 1',131130, Con-
veyaneing, Collection(' and Loaning, Mn
Wade 4111 attend is Onrrta every We,ln55-
day at two o'clock.
TOIOKSON ]c MAYS,
(Leto wtbh (farrow C nrnu,lfoot, Oodo-
rioh) Barris40re, -Solicitors, Conveynnors,
&o. 011loe, Grant's Block, linnets, money
to loan,
R. B. HAYS, W. , B. DI('ICSON,
M. TAYLOR, B. C. L,, BBAR•
• 10x07100, Sol1eItor, &o., of tbe Arm of
Dickson & Taylor, Barristers,
Bollettorn, &o., Manning Arnode, ){ing Street
West, Toronto. Money to loan.
ALEX. HUNTER,. °LIEER OF
the Fourth Divlefon 0curt, 0o. Enron
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan
and lose:ane Agent, Funds 0075500/1 DIA
aailode. Offfoo in era•haloan.
Blekarmes
Et�gERT CONN/Vol,
1015nnAN0r,, M,•
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS,
M. F. CALE, 1.1. D., 0. AI,
Mambas oftbo Collage of Physlohws and
Sargeeos of ()titanic. br oxamivation,
Odloe andlteetdouc—slain St. East, L•'tha
Ontario.
T A MONAUGIITON,
0.1,t„ L.lt. O, P. Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
fi, Ont. At argroyos'
D to 1110 man. and from 1:30 Drug
to 4 torp from
other hours may be found at the resi.do co
formerly occupied by Dr, ifuteLineon,
Mill street,
DENTAL.
RJff+.`ra-oeLt,cre tib 5' .
e. L, Ball L, D. S„ Honor Graduate and
M, It, C. D. E. Toronto, Vitalized Air given
B. B. Marion, D. U. H., Assistant Operator
OPrzoE—doyen Block, Senior tit,
lid+ ly'-f TOST.
t07 J, Feor,L..D S. Graduate of TO-
ont08atooI of Dentistry. All oper-
atione guaranteed. 092 ce—Oady'e
Bleak,Beaforth,
Artificial teeth, 9r0tquality, and
guaranteed lit,tor 812.00per sot.;
DJ -cm r.173CPwr.'.
231 .A, 2,2,d1z..rxx4r, T+, a, 5,,,,.
Dental Surged s,OToronto, NrrnosloOxxnii
Gas administered tor the peroses ex*rae.,
Mon of teeth.
OFIBICE,-0150 Door North of the trunk,
AUCTIONEERS.
EORGE IKIRKBY, LIOEN-
sun Auetiouoor, Salve eonduoted on
reasonable tones, farina and Paan stook a
specialty. Ordere loft at Toa Poet Pubfioh-
ioillee will i Delve prompt atten4i titan post
t,tLEX. DELGAT`t'Y, AUCTION -
nen, shorted notice d to onooinliy maids. of
sales of thorough -bred stock. Terms made
known b.' applloation 0e Tun Post Publish-
ing Rouse, 1411050 orders may be loft, or
address to Brussels P 0.
A•
RAYMANN, AUCTIONEER,
forms, f rm always toady
to Terms attend
ahsoifullY
given, Oranbrook 1P,0.. Salon nmy bo ar-
ranged at Tun 1002 Publish fog ,House
Brussels,
BUSINESS CARDS.
' T H. MOORACNEN, ISSUER
r'1 • of Marriage Lioneas, Dllee at his
Gro0ery,'3urobarry Street.
VIISS -O'CONNOR, TEACHER
.17.8 of Plano and Organ. Tams o1r appli.
nation,
N.B.—Walton class moots every Thursday
andFriday a E Mre, D Oampbeil'e, Walton,
MISS HARGREAVES DESIRES
to receive pupils for instroc•
tion on bhp MONO men 01845 AN, 8 Years
Eatterionee, Residence with Firs. Ilnr-
greaves, over 33ADGit HAVES 1DIt81G
0200108i. no0-108
T) N. BARRETrT, TONSORIAL
• Artist. Sbcn�y: next door south of A.
an Meaiay & cos, mating o Deere, Ladies'
and child a stock
hair cutting a ppeoiaity.
A ebaioo oOosk of cigars kept.
A MaNAIR, ISS13L1i, OP MAR.
,.C3..e nage Ltoonoo, by appointmcut of
Lieut,'Goyernor, Commissioner, &a., Q. 13,
ConVmyanc0rantt,Agent Piro Insurance OC,
oiuee at the .OranbraokPost 0Mao ,
M,ROD,BIOR,HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental 1'181 near, Graining
eliding, 8ign and D000rative Painting in all
its branches, Shop 1311nds done up in style.
Paper Hanging a opeeiaity. Shop ono floor
south of 7.gtloyors' Carriago Works,
W. O'BRIEN V. a. 1 EL, o otoriTbry
• C4l esuataot thn Ontario oe ofJo n
N000,gc]las 43e500d the to treat of Solan
eaboso donuedtcatod ord to ton Acids dig
0rl1ia0 rOlfed principles.
es. Tie 021 golantto.
testa foals npepeeial333 Oltoomtr90 d dol.
North 80 13s ldgo,200sbo51yooroot,