The Brussels Post, 1888-9-28, Page 8Et-ED(�I�?y��r� 'Tx u:Mee seed et McCracken's.
ice' dPAt' hit CnlaArxnT M015008 in tOWO at Skews's,
i AMENT Bmos. have orders in for 4,000
�1 , . �, , ajaple barrels.
Sfi�1K' i ci L .Lu1,x rely. l will incat u Monuay
UJ avenni of net ttcek,
11 u. Ronnxcx is having; a woodshedput
up at the roar of his dwelling.
It is not now neoesearY to go to Muammar OrEsme,—Our i linory
Washington Territory to receive benefit Opening will be on Cot. 4th and 51,11. A.
R. Smith. 11
Tno roller mill of Moore. %o vert &
leowiolc is running at night es well as day
to keep ap with orders,
ADAM Goon received this week two bar-
rels St. Leon mineral water, This water
is extensively used throughout Canada
and gives great; satisfaction.
QOnnnung silver plated ware, silver
table and tea spoons, silver knives and
Melts, cruets, berry dishes Sc„ cheap
and warranted good at T. Fleteber'e,
Brueeels. 11
Tingos TnA'1 ARE rasmONAnLE.—Bad
colds.—Fall millinery openings,—Wedd-
ngs.—Lots of people to be clots run for
Dash. --Fresh eider. --Visiting the big
Fairs,—Fall moving.
Retail, Para was preaching at Londes-
boro' last Sunday for Rev: David Rogers,
at one time junior pastor of the Brussels
Methodiet church. We think Mr. Paul
will have to bo restored to the aotive
work next Conference.
JEwELLEnx always On band and new
stook just opened. Latest styles in
broaches, bar pine, earrings, ladies' and
gent's sleeve buttons bracelets, gem
thaws, gold and silver leck0ts, &c.,at T.
Pietobr's jewelry store. Brussels, 11
"Cexthea PALACE."—On Tborsday even-
ing of next week there will be a public
entertainment at the "Palade" 013 the
show ground consisting of vocal and in-
strumental music. The crowd generally
has a good time at this annual entertain.
ment.LAST Monday Rich. Williams disposed
of his trotting horse "Dilly" to Terry
O'Neil for the handsome sum of 8200, It
is said the bores will go to Boston along
with "Maud Jones" and other drivera.
Dick says he has another fifer in view in
Michigan.
Tea foot -bridge baa been greatly im-
proved by being elevated two or three
feet and a longer and better approach
put to the west end, D. McNaughton
and J. Crawford bad the job in hand.
The bridge should escape the high water
of the Spring and Fall now.
A Joplin= Ames LE1ANON.—Tbia is
the name of an interesting series of
sketches, commencing in this issue, from
the pen of Rev. G. B. Howie, M. A,, pas-
tor of Knox church, Brussels. Every-
body should read these instructive articles
descriptive of life in the East as seen and
known by Mr. Howie. The opening
ebapter may be read on page 3 of this
isane.
SEEING 15 BEx,IEvnte.—Last week we
reported strawberries blossoming in B.
Henderson's garden. On Tuesday of this
week A, Stewart, Queen street, who, by
the way has a splendid garden, brought
to our office a largo fully ripened straw-
berry of the second growth. He also
brought us some black raspberries just
pinked off the bushes. It is not often
you see second growth strawberries on
the 25th of September.
Tu ox Cnuncn.—In consequence of com-
munion in Melville church evening ser-
vice in Knox ahurob will bo withdrawn
next Sunday. Making the announce.
m0nts last Sabbath Mr. Howie hoped
that alt his congregation will secure and
prayerfully rend Rev. J. Ross' sermon on
the Home, published in last week's Pon.
Oommnnion in Knox church will be dis-
pensed on Oot. 14011. Mr. Howie was in
Toronto last week officiating at the wed-
ding of Miss Isabella Moore and Henry
Madden, of Kincardine.
Toe Mitchell Advocate rays : Jour-
nalism Degraded.—What on earth can
be going wrong with brother Jenkins, of
the Brussels Budget? Pew, if any, in
that village has escaped his lance and al -
,.though an order was issued some time
ago to restrain him from aommentfng
upon a pending libel suit he kept ham-
mering away at the plaintiff until be was
committed last week to Goderieh jail for
thirty days for contempt of court. As he
is -a, geniel fellow, with some ability, we
are rather sorry for the position in which
he has planed himself, but atilt we cannot
palliate his conduct in attacking his local
contemporary in his issue of Friday last
in the following brutal and inhuman
manner. A mon who would drag the
dead, as well as a delicate lady, into the
arena.of newspaper warfare, merely to
wound the feelings of a father and hum.
band, who happens to be an antagonist,
is deserving of the lash. Hear the
wretch :—"Last Monday W. H, Kerr,
ex -teacher, ex -preacher, and now the
nominal editor of the Poet, lost his child
—the only girl. His wife is reported to
be in delicate health. The Monday of
this week, he was one of a gigling crowd
of supposed religious aingere, who piled
into a rig in the front of his office. Their
destination was to a harvest home or pic-
nic at Ethel. We aro afraid our condol-
ences were utterly superfluous"
MELvmoe Cnunci.—Rev. 13. McQuay.
ria, of Wingbam, will preach on Satur-
day at 2:80 p. m. Rev, John Wfikfe,
M. A., of Indere, India, will assist at lee
communion services on Sebbath morning
and will also preach in tho evening. A
missionary meeting will be held on Mon-
day evening at 7:80, to be addressed by
Mr. Wilkie. The Canada Presbyterian
gives the following account of a reeenb
meeting in Guelph :—"The Rev. John
Wilkie, one of the Presbyterian mfesi0n-
arias to India, now visiting Canada on
furlough, gave a moat interesting lecture
in Chalmere Church, Guelph, on Wed-
nesday night week under the auspices of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
There was a large attendance, Rev. Dr.
Wardrope presiding. Mr. Wilkie's leo-
'titre was 111usteetivo of the gociel habits
and dress of the Hindus. These were
rendered specially interesting by several
young people appearing in the actual
dresses worn by the Hindus, both male
and female, from the Parseee and Bra.
hmins down, through all the Castes, to
the lowest. There was also displayed
Tette a full collection of sampler of needle
work, embroidery and inlaid work, eta,
all of most exquieite workmanship. The
religions onstoms of the Hindue and the
Mohammedans and the Buddhists wore
oleo described, and ono of the prayer
wheels mod by ting Buddhists in their
devotion0ir05 exhibited and caused much
amusement. The loot= was of a deeply
intereet(ngclmraeter throughout, and the
dress, eta. erbibited gate one abettor idea
Of the habits and customs of the natives
of India tban could bo gathered from a
long-weit0on description. At, the cloth of
the loathed many remained and more
,,minutely examined the articles,"
from the staters of the
MEDICAL, LAKE.
This 'Water is now evaporated end shipped
to diilerret arta. of the world in packages
and I bave the agency for it here. Ittic re-
commended (specially for ltheumation Par-
alysis, Catarrh, Despepsia and 031g16 Dieoea
00. t you will call at my Drug store you can
have a pap eroivinglull directions and testi-
mouiateirem peoite year home who hove
been boueatted by this remedy.
G. A, DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, and Fancy Goods
Dealer, Brussels.
NO REMEDY
o gives molt universal vatisfeetion as the
COUGH REMEDY manufactured in
'"'Ssaforth, called
''-�LUMSDEN & WILSON'S—sea-4
%%%%%%%%%%%%%!%
roRoyal Glyoeraied Balsam of Fir4t
%%%%%%%% nip°24;%% u1L% a°o,e°U,
Its wonderful virtues have crested a
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Drugpiets sell it. Price 50 etc.
17 -Gras.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
s00Ta11RN Ear3 isioN, w. G. & R.E.
Trainsleave Brussels Station, port and
eolith ae follows:—
Going South. Going North.
BUD,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7:02 a.m. Mixed ,,..0:30 earn
Expresa....,.11:45 a.m. l Hail...0.,:..8:06 p.m
Mixed 8:55p.m. I Eapress , 0.40p.18
rniJ env s 4frm s,
A chiel's among ye takin' notes
An' faith he'Il prent it.
"Morn's Choice."
Jon line of Melton est Skene's.
Eeentoxu1 storms are on the program
in the near future.
Annum 150 passengers went from Brus-
sels to Toronto Exhibition.
A row of our townspeople attended the
Listowel Fall Fair on Wednesday.
SoxOLto meeting of the Brueeels School
Board on Friday evening of this week.
SAxunnsx excurson tickets to Goderieli
and Kincardine have ceased for the sea-
son.
Gomm C.tltumr has disposed of his
driving bores to T. O'Neil. It is a fine
animal
ANY quantity of fresh lime at the Kiln.
Brussels, for 11 cents a bushel. ' W. F.
KELLY, Prop.
Amnon Bales are coming to the.', front,
Sale bills printed on short notice at Tau
Posy Publishing House.
Houses to rent are scarce in Brussels,
so people say. Any body having vacant
houses should advertise them.
Two more cars of Stewart & Lowick's
celebrated flour were shipped this week,
their d,0stination being Neve Scotia.
ALTnouon great crowds teem to attend
the London Exhibition this year only
about 20 have gone from Brussels. The
tickets were very reasonable,
Comes, alarm, strike and time. Wal-
nut, bronze and marble imitation, 4.
large assortment, warranted good time
pieces at exceedingly low prices. T.
Fletcher, Brussels.
DURING the past week two oars of
apples have been shipped to points in
Manitoba. It takes about 01.70er bar-
rel freight. This will make apples ratb•
er expensive in Manitoba.
Dirnrnnsu appears very prevalent in
Palmerston at present, ten or twelve
cases being reported. The families of
Conductors Broad, Ross and McCormick
are Iaid up with it ar i the Health officer
wont allow the conductors to leave the
town ore account of it.
Some person has milked one of old Mrs.
Hall's cows a number of times lately.
This is a mean, contemptible triok as the
old lady has leer regular customers to
supply and depends on bei cows for a
portion of her support. If the person
has a conscience it should trouble them.
A. K. RonsirsoN Shipped a oar of
apples to Glasgow, Scotland, on Wed-
nesday, and propene to ship two more
next Tuesday, one for Liverpool and one
for London. The freight is $1.10 a bar-
rel from Brussels to Glasgow. G. S.
Black, of 13ollet, ebipped a car load of
apples on Tuesday to the same place.
NVEnL DIOOING AND Deireess.—George
Birt bag all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling walla and is prepared
to attend to all work entrusted to him in
a way that will insure satisfaction. Terms
reasonable, Residence second door north
-of the bridge, west side of Turnberry
street, Brussels. 10.00
Won was WOULn LIRE To 811B.—Fine
weather for our Fair and a big crowd in
attendance,—Somelittleattention paid to
the splendid springs south of the flax
mill and in front of W. Nightingalo's res.
idence, AIM!? dollars would construct a
small basin.—A caletthenio olaee organ-
ized in town whereby the young people
could be taught how to stand, walk, &o.
properly.—Afew room street lamps put
em to enhgbtee the gloom on dark nights.
IZYM lloEeL,—Last Tuesday evening a
large number of relatives and friends as.
sembled at the comfortable briok resi-
dence of Robt•, Dickson, Queen street, to
witness the tying of the mystical bow 'be -
wean W, i'. Kelly and Mise Jennie,
youngest daughter of the host. Rev. S.
Jonas performed tho Oeremany. Miee
Kato Addie, of Stratford, was the brides-
maid end Robb. Dickson jr. the grooms.
man, Tho bride was tastefully attired
Sri a mahogany colored travelling suit.
Tho wedding gifts wore numerous, costly
and nsoiul. After a Oumptuoue 0(ppout
had been partaken of 1'ttr. and illus, Kelly
took the night train for London and oth-
er plaote on a wedding tour. Test POST
mangles its congratulations with the
many friends of tbo bride and groom in.
Wishing them health, wealth and pros -
pod ty.
ros•portly.
'I^
THE BRUSSELS POST
"MONA'e .Choice."
Near DTollday will umber in tl o natant
of October.
APPLE barrels aro booming this Fall
owing to tiie proll& apple crop,
EAST Helie' Fall Fair in Brussels on
Thursday and Friday, Oet. 4th & 6013,
A tame number of fowl wore offered
for sale on Saturday and found ready
purohasere.
TWENTY-FIVE dents, In advance, ethane
you Tim Posy for the balance of 1588,
Take Advantage of this trial trip.
Frn,L line wedding rings (and till now
designs made to order) in 18, 14 or 10 kt,
lower of mar0ing0 licensee, T. Metall -
or, Brussels. 11
LAST Friday the Fire Bylaw at Blyth
was carried by a majority of 68. The
Ronald steamer din superb work and sat-
isfied the moat credulous.
Dar Monday afternoon Iuopootor
Miller had Wm, Biomes, of Walton, up
before A. Hunter, le le„ for violation of
the Crooks Act. The case was dismissed,
REPAnuNO of watches, Mocks and jew-
elry in all its branches warranted to give
satisfaction or no charge. 14,B.—Per-
owl attention given to all work left at
T. llletcher's, Brussels. 11,
11. GAEAT deal of diseatiefaotjon exists
among town subscribers to the Daily
Globe over the irregular delivery, Once
or twice a week they fail to chow up by
the noon train, Who's to blame ?
On Monday afternoon Charlie Mead-
ows was kicked in the fano by one of
Beattie Bros. horseshi
w oh he was lea.-
Bis left aye is in deep mourning.
Tho wonder was that he was not lulled.
A Ronson steamer will be shipped to
Chesley next Monday. The people of
that town vote on a By-law on Tuesday.
They can't possibly secure a better fire
fighter than a Ronald engine. His mon.
sy well invested.
ED. DONFOnD, merchant t16i1or, bas
leased the vacant store in Mrs. Shiel'e
block for a term of years and will remove
his business there, He purposes going
into gent's furnishings, &o. on quite an
extensive seals. Theetend is a good one.
GRAND Mn,LINEar OraNuNG,--A, R.
Smith's Grand Millinery Opening, under
the management of Miss Hayward, will
be on Tbureday and Friday, Oct. dell and
6th. A superb Exhibition. Every Lady
in the land is invited to inopeot our mil-
linery. A. R. Smith. 11
Walleye received oommunicatious from
W. G. Montgomery, of Neepawa, Man.,
formerly of Brussels, and Peter Patter.
eon, of Antler, N.W.T.. bearing on the
lettere recently written by Robt. Arm-
strong, of Morris, Ont., but as the (natter
bas been discussed at too great length al-
ready we bave deoided to shut off the
controversy. We will be well pleased to
have both of the gentlemen in the west
writes us lettere on the advantages of
that country, the crops, &c.
DIes.—Wo regret that we are called
an this weak to record the deatb of
Georgie, only son of our townsman G. A.
Deadman, a bright, intelligent little fel-
low of over 8 years of age. He had been
ill with typhoid fever and, taking a bad
turn, had not strength to rally, so on
Monday forenoon death coaled his lips.
In this heavy stroke Mr. and Mrs. Dead-
man have the assurance of the sympathy
of their many friends, but their greatest
comfort will come from a higher power.
The funeral took plane on Tuesday after-
noon, Theohildren of the Band of Itope
brought flowers, out of whish n wreath
and boqueb were ,,lade and placed on the
coffin of their little comrade,
BASE BALL,—Last Saturday afternoon
a base ball match was played on Victoria
Square between teams representing the
townships of Grey and Morris, respect-
ively. The play was for a prize of $10
offered by the ease Ball Tournament last
July. The Grey team went to the bat
first and opened the game with a score of
4 run for their first innings but their
good luck did not follow thein and their
opponents gradually drew away from
them winniug the match by 4 runs and
an innings to spare. The Morris boys
played better together than the Greyites.
This was no doubt owing to the moot of
them having played together before. The
Grey boys did better work toward the
last of the match. There were four
school teachers fn the team from the
west and two in the Grey nine. George
Robertson and P. McNaught composed
the battery for Grey township, and R.
Agnew and C. Taylor for Morris. W.
Grewar, the profereional twirler of the
"Echoes," umpired the game most theta
factorily. The following is the score :—
emir. R, 0, memo. R. 0,
Reymann, 2nd b..,2 8 Patter, s.s. 4 1
L,Oemo-on,e,e....1 4 Aanow,p 4 0
Robertson, p. 4 1 Rirkoonnell 5.5,1 8
McNaugkt,o 8 1 Taylor,o 0 3
Work,10t 1, ,,,,,,,.,1 8 Budge, and b. ,,,1 8
Demme. 5. 0 5 Robb,1st b. 1 4
Garter, Brd•b 1 8 Stalker, r.f 2 2
A.Oamerou 1, 5... 1 4 Mettle 1. f 3 3
Burgess, r. f, ,........1 8 Walker, Ord b- ,2 3
Total 14 27 Total 18 24
Innigs, 1 2 8 4 6 0 7 8 0
Morrie, 1 5 2 1 4 2 9 0 x-18
Groy, 4 D 1 0 2 1 1 8 2-14
Goon Rnconn.—Tho "Echo" base ball
club hag played 0 matches this season
end won 8 of them without any trouble.
The opening game was with Palmerston,
in which the soon was 20 to 2. On July
2nd they played the "Maitlands" of Brus-
sels, winning by 16 to 8. Their next
victims were the "Unions" of Wroxeter
and Gerrie, who bit the duet with the
record 14 to 0. Not satisfied with the
defeat a return match was played the
following week, but our boys repeated
the dose, only a little stronger, viz.,
16 to 5, and an fnninge to Spare fn eaoh
game. Then at Walkerton the Fergus
club ares defeated, having 6 "white-
washes" adminietered. The noon book
orodited tbs "Echoes" with 17 runs and
their opponents 5. At the Bruesole
tournament the combined team of Pal-
merston, Stratford and Fergus were
slattgintered by 0 to 4 and a epeFe innings.
Their old friends, the "Unions," also
took their "gruel" with a score of 0 to 1
and an innings to the good. Sanderson
Saved the "Unione" a complete ehut.out.
At lielowel the "Echoes" suffered their
first defeat, where they met the "Maple
Leafs," of Guelph, strengthened by two
of the Galt players. The Leafs con-
trived to soared 7runs and theeEohoes"
4. Our lads bad their revenge, however,
when they tools the 2nd prizo from the
centime,' of Guelph, by a eooee of 4 to 1
and an innings to spare. The excellent
battery has been in the hands of Wrn.
Grewar and Alox, Brook The work
Sono by the bee0mon and fielders was of
a firth -ekes order and. to their foam play
much of the moose ofthe club is duo,
Our boys are heavy batters, safe base
runners, find throwers and sure 000031ers.
In fact about the only thing they don't
de that theme to belong to ball 'pinying is
"kicking,"
Tremens' Aaeoentesee,—A mooting of
the East ilorun Te whore' A00alation
will b0 hold iu the Public Sohool, Wing.
haul, OD Than/day and Fri,lav, ()etcher1 lath and 111th, when the following pro.
gram will be presented: Thursday --Fore.
inoon session, at 10 o'elook-1 President's
Addrese ; 2 Appointment of Oemmit.
tees ; 8 )olegate s Report, A, II, Plum-
mer ; Writing, W. D. Ltunb, Afternoon
Session, at 2 o'clock -1 "The Practiced
treatment of English," W. Houston,
M, A, 1 2 "'1' le 1'.ot let treatment of
English," I'I', loQueton ; 8 Solutions of the
Third elan Algebra paper, July, 1888, J.
Dlokeou, B, A. ; 4 ,: The Seieltilio treat.
anent of English," Wm. Hendon. The
oveoing entertainment will oonsist of a
public) lecture, subject, "Industrial Edo.
oaten, " b' Mr, Houston, 1'ridey—
Forenoon lad,
at 0o'cleek—Philology,
"The Saimaa() treatment of English,'
Wm, Houston; Canadian history, "Out-
line of the work required by pupils pro.
paring for the .L'narence Exam.," Miss
Poke; Rhetoric, "The Sciontiflo treat-
ment of English," W. 1Iouston. After-
noon Session—Outline of "The Lay of
the Last Minstrel," J. Ttlrnhull, B. A.;
Discussion of the Second class Gremnutr
paper, July, 1888, A. Carruthers, B. A. ;
Prosody, "The Scientific treatment of
English," W. Houston.
2'ho Northern Exhibition.
To JaoobSeegmiller Mans toba Govern.
Sec. Nor. L•'xhibi• mous Office, 30 York
St., Toronto, be t.
tion, Walkerton. P
n
..1st 1888.
DEAD SIn,—In reply to your telegram
of yeeterday addressed to Mr, Greenway.
1 wired you today that our Exhibit
would be sunt to Walkerton. Please re-
serve us a good space. The Exhibit will
go to Walkerton from Loudon, and will
be in charge of Mr. Alex. Smith. 'Top.
ins you will have a euaoo0sful fair. 1
am yours truly, A. J. MOMILLAN.
The above letter affords the very grati-
fying intelligence, that farmers of Bruce
and Grey, are going to be favored with
the presence of the Manitoba exhibit at
the Walkerton show, to be hold on Tues.
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
of next week, October 2 to 5. The Man-
itoba exhibit has been shown at the
Provincial at Kingston, the Industrial of
Toronto, and the Western of London, at
the close of the Western it will be ship-
ped to Walkerton. Vast crowds have
visited the Manitoba department at all
of those big shows, and have expreeeed
their delight and surprise at the surpass-
ing richness of the products exhibited,
and we are sure farmers of this section
of Ontario, will in large numbers avail
themselves of the privilege of seeing for
themselvelethe agrioujtural and mineral
exhibit of Manitoba, by visiting Walker-
ton and tsking in the Northern Exhibi-
tion on October and to 5th. The Mani-
toba department alone will be worth the
trip to Walkerton. That marvel, "Tile
Little World," will also be on the ground.
=C=-sr-
Ronnm08oN—I0 Grey, on the 16th inst.,
the wife of David Robertson of a son.
CLENNAN.—In Morris, On the 23rd inst.,
the wife of John Mennen, of a son.
MaQaenlnoe.—In Groy, on the 17th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Hector MoQuarrie,
of a daughter.
M0CEAo1c0N.—In Brueeels, on the 22nd
inst., the wife of Reeve McCracken,
o£ a daughter.
MCLexeme—In Brussels, on the 14th
inst., the wife of Mr.. Alex. MOLon-
nen of a son.
+/LAR'RSBa,
Kelay—DIpireme--In Brunie, on the
25th inet., by Rev. S. Jones, &Ir. W.
F. Kelly to Mies Jennie, youngest
daughter of Dir. Robb. Dioksoe.
Dea nocsn—ln Brussels, on the 24th inst.,
Georgie, onlyson of G. A. Deadman,
aged 8 years and 2 months.
OAELEY.—In Grey, on the 24th inst,,
Georgiaa, relict of the late Thos.
Oakley, aged 64 years.
Passetas—At Elkton, Mioh., on the Gt13
inst„ Robert Passohl, stepson of
Wm, Knechtel, Brussels, aged 27
years and 8 months.
A JCTSO 5 SA2,r7503-
WmDNAeDAY, OcT. 8.—Farm stock and
implements, on lot 1.4, con. 4, Morris.
Sale ab 10 o'clock a. re. Without reserve.
Wm. Shedden, proprietor, Geo. Kirkby,
auctioneer.
Bsm3Cw0).
Fall Shows will be held this 000201n 00
follows .•
Milvertou, Oob. 2 and 8.
East Huron, Brussels, Oat. 4 and 5,
Morris Branch, Blyth, Oct. 10 & 11.
East Wawanosh, Bolgeave, Oat. 8 and
9013.
Diana, at Newry, on Thursday, Oct.
4th.
Exeter on Monday and Tuesday, Oc-
tober 1 and 2.
Godoriob on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2, 8, 4 and 5.
connnorxn OAIIEF00 00 2156a0 103300x.
Ball Wheat 95 1 00
Spring Wheat 95 1 00
Oats 80 81
Peas 57 58
Barley 45, 55
Potatoes 85 00
Butter, per lb 15 16
Eggs, per dozen 14 00
Apples, per blithe' 65 00
Bogs, dressed ... 6 50 7 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hey ....... 8 00 9 00
Wood, per cord 2 50 3 60
Sheopekins, each 40 75
1 r3`z'eramemsa5i feet -1 zeMermen,
1011115100140 0351111307,33 115171, W11g1t.
Fall Wbest .. , ........ 95 1 OS
Spring Wheat..... , . , .,.. 05 1 00
Barley .,-, 45 00
Oats 30 101
Poeta .., 60 01
Butter, tubs and rolls, .. . 15 16
EgElours per der bergn II 00
oi,, 5 00 00
Potatoes 835 00
;:ray per ton .. 1) 00 10 00
Irides per Ib., ....... , , . 4 6}
Salt per bbl., who]onnle,,. 60 80
Sheep skins, each 00 1 00
Wool, per Ib. 18 22
Perls a 25 G 50
SEPT, 28, 1888.
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THE PErIPIEE'oa COLUMN. I BANKING.
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' T4,NT1+,T) MIME])]. ATi"LY..—j
'0 W Ii.11 purn,u to act 4e nu,,,e or at•,
re cooking or .A.Dn work Apply at filo
rosWunuo el G A. D14A3)MAI•r. 0000.05
(-IAMB ON THE PREMISES S
J of the uodorrigned,lot 6, con, 7, flay,
613 01.336010 ,luno 1st, a two your old heifer, I
Theowner is requested to prove pro party,
pay charges and take Lox away.
10.4 JOHN lOARN1:Y.
�STRAk..)
Y10 1) FRO:\ 711E PRE M-
171170 of tl,e 0 e0orsignnd, lot 09, enc. 0,
Morrie, in the month ul May laid, 0 heifers
and onesteee,(tilo eto0r raMieslno a hull In
oro Load, red ••rith redo W0100 spate(1 3,0010•
or 10 rad 7n color, 1 red, with 10)131,, 013 sack
and face, and 1 yellow with whitsbelly and
white 005000 tha bhld snorters. Aur ht•
lolmatlnn regarding the above will be
thankfully received. There are also 3 stray
cattle 04 my 0005511000 at present, all Ll ear
olds, Thal' aro 2 holfer0 and 1 steer. JAN,
8134.100, Bro sans P.O. 6.01
Caveat's ,Ole issues aad'Prado Barks scoured
and ail other patent onuses in Ole Patent
Odlee awl before: the Courts promptly and
meetly Attended to. Upon reosipt Dr mod.
el or sketch of invention, I magic careful
0xnminatlou,and advise as ho patentability
Free of Charge, Foes moderato, and felake
100 charge un lass patent to 0ucarea, Inform-
ation, advice and spoolal references sent on
apilloation, J, R. LI-pT1r,AL, Washington
D.0., U S. Patent 0Moo, 10-
ESTATE.
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�IIIOICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
A few splendid, improved farms for
soloist Morris and
MoKlll j,, 4.pply ownehto A Df•100 LGATTY, Oa.
Auetteacel Bruns1l0P 0.
PARA' FOR SAL11.-TITE SUB•
• 506171011 offers hla valuable 100 aero
tarm,beinglot 3, con. 18, Grey Township,
Heron Oo., Mr sato. There are about 50
soros eleared aid in good heart. Thera is c
log house, good bank barn, boating orchard,
and all the neooseary9 conveniences on the
premises. For further particulars, as to
pr�ice, terms, 000„apply to the Proprietor,
T808. If/SLOP, Mare P. 0., N, 1V, T.. or to
2.18 DOTIGALD 8T10ACHAN, Brussels
FARM POR SALE OR TO
00-aoro farm, lox 25, eone . 7 B1Morrioffers sale
or to rent. There are 60 acres oloarod
and under crop, The buildinge 00usis1 of n
Immo house, franca barn, 50. Thera is also
an orchard of nue nom Geed wolf. There
axe 10 spree of fall wheat in this fall. For
further partioulare as to 'trio°, tome, ,20.,
applyto the Proprietor.0,tJOHN WTR.INSON, Brueoels P. 0.
lk.UC'l'ION SALE OF A FIRST
Class Macro Farm, being lot 0, con.
10, Grey,on the premises, on Fn10Ar, Our.
12th, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. m. Well improved
and in a good (tote of cultivation, Is within
ono mile of the thriving village of Brussels,
on a leading gravel road. Ton acres of fall
wheat in We fall, Terms made known on
day of sale or on application to either 110
proprietor or auctioneer. Aram, DELe4.TTz,
Auctioneer. 1BORT, MONAUGHTON,
0
San Proprietor.
WARM IN GREY 'TOWNSHIP
• FOB U W1. Bo01301ot14, 00 n. 10 con-
taining 100 Rens. It is partly cleared. the
balance well timbered. A never failing
creek °regeee the place and itis well adapt
o4. for Either farmingn, or grazing. I will like-
wise ee114osoros, being soot part oflot 14,
00x,10, clearly all cleared and in a good
state of cultivation. A good frame barn.
with a good stone stable andernea0h and a
71e6700 failing wolf is also ou the place. For
further particulars apply to the proprietor
"i the place, This lot is 061300100 Duo oth-
er GEORGE AVp111Y, Proprietor• 1.00
NTALUAI3LE FARM FOR SALE
• being the south half of lot number
801n the 4053 conceal= of the township of
Morrie, known as the homestead of Archi-
bald Taylor, containing uinety-nine acres.
Ninety segos aro cleared, the balance wood-
ed with valuable timber. Excellent build.
logs, large orchard of choice trees, satI In
good oonditlon andis situated ono and a
Quarter miles north of the Village of Brae -
sale, on the plain gravel road. This is one
of the finest homestead farms in the County
of Huron and will be sold at a bargain and
ou terms to suit purchaser. Fox further
partioulare apply to the Proprietor. A. M.
TASL0N, ManningArcade, Toronto, or 10
AROBIBALD TAYLOR, 813., 013 the. prom-
loeo. tf-
FARM FOR SAE.
The Executers of the estate of the late
WILLrmloM000ir, 005qumu,deceased, now
offer 111e following valuable lands for sale,
viz. 7—The north half of lot 27, and the west
half of the north half of lot 2B, both in the
Otto ooeaseolorl of the Township of Morrie,
County of Huron, eon.ainiva 180 aaros.
About 110 agree ere cleared and in good
condition, the grantor part being in gross.
The balance is well timbered, °Melly with
be0ch and maple.
This farm io favoxabry situated within one
Milo of the vilingr of Bru000ls, whish affords
an excellent market, There 10 upon the
premises r. good frame bare and house on
orchard of choice !raft tress, a Haver [tiling
spring, also 1t good well and tune. and good
fences, This property will bo oold in oneor
two newels, to suit intending purohusere.
Purahasor pill bo allowed to outer and haus
nice of house on promisee at any time after
harvest and to do fall plowing. Full posses -
0102 will be given at let Novambor next,
For terms and further particulars apply
to Oho undereigued Executors, or to Tann
MaoNn'r, Deo., Brussels, Out.
George Cardiff,
Dickson .0 lfays, lExooumono.
Dated at Bru000ls, June 18th, 1803, 00
MORTGAGE SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms
In the Townships of (wrap and Morris,
is the County of liurmt.
Under and byylrtue of the powers of solo
contained In a certain Mortgage, which
mortgage will be produced at the time of
Salo, there Will bo offered for talo by Pubho
Atmtion, at the American hotel, In the
Village of Brumfield, ole
Wednesday, October 37'd, '88
AT 2 o'ciocx r, Ar„ tho following Properties
•Township of Gray—Lot number Four, In
the Fifth Conooseiou of tbo TolvnOhip of
Grey, containing Ono Hundred, Aeroe mere
or 1005, of wlitoh about 16 eons are cleared
504000o from etumpe, the remainder volt
timbered, snitablo for building, femme and
gemmed. Tboro to said to be a lOg 010000
on the lot.
Township of ilon'rls—The Nor0h.half of lot
uumbor'TTwauty.nina, in the CM Conoco -
Sion of the Township of Mortis, containing
no
OilundrodAoroe mora Or loam, of wllioll
about B5 aeries are 010ar0:0 and 75 310i'os
sbimpoI tun remainder well tlmbOred - with
boaeh and maple, On the lot there are said
to be a large frame house, in: good. repair,
log barn, frame stables and granary, also an
orchard of ,,tout an mora.
Both of blase farms aro eltuatod in prow
porous 0ot*tetnenta,and ,vithiu a short dim.
lance -of Brussels, a good market,
TnntlO as °ill1.--Onoaon0h of tho puroha00
money on the day of Selo and the balance
Within thirty days. Phrea.fourttte Of Oho
ptirOhato money may remain On Mortgage.
Each 10000111110 offered fabled 00 a x000080
bid. Por tnrtllorpartioulare apply to
Kerr, Mtiefl Haid, l0 Wldson .0 Colonel**uon'n SO0.lorrons,
k
O , 101lfatalhY II'"ilC T u
a 'gs, cro toBt.,Torontc
Onto Alax, fiutit*rA,u0b105.
B•4 131:000%116 50e,
j1 [oINTOSII & TAGGA
BANKERS .;. BRUSSELS
Transact a G'ener'al , Eanktng
Business,
NOTHS DI800UNT78D,
1"•.0011i3011 and 'United '30nte:, Draftsh"ugbt
0,0.1 sold.
lutenist allowed on derogate.
Collections made on favorable terra.
Canadian Agents—MEn0nn1T's BANK. QV
CANADA.
Now York Agents--It(FOoTEnt4 AND tea/m-
il 718 NATIONAL GAME,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
iv D?. SINCLAIR SOLICIT -
m'. OOnvcynnc0o,, Notary Public,
Iergro ,v a' Dru Store. relento I enols to
Loan.
E. lir A D 1;, BARRISTER,
• Solioltor sad Notary Public. Con-
vevaooing. Collections and Loaning„ Mr.
Wade .0111:Mend In Gerrie ovary 1Vodnee•
day attar° o'clock,
T\TOKSON S; MAYS,
rich) (tato with
Solicitw o Solicitors, ynnoors,
50, ORloc, .110000 Block, Bru5s0lo- kloney
to loan.
1t. S. 'SAYS, W,13. DIORSON.
AM. TAYLOR, B. 0. L., BAR-
D1oke0n zaxEA&soifa Taylor,' of tBaa irtmo oaf
Senators, &o., Manning Arenas, Rang Street
'Vest, Toro oto. 0000031 00 loan.
ALEX, HUNTER, OLERE OF
the Fourth Dlvielon Court,0o, Huron.
Oonveyaneer, Notary Public, Land, Loon
and lnsuranoo Agent. Funds invested 1101
to loan. Oo,leotrons made. Office in Gra-
ham's B look,B r uesel0.
1'3° `731/14, GUNN/Ng,,
I0017114110E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
MEDICAL CARDS.
M. F. CALE, M.D., 0. M.
Member ofthe College ofPhysioians and
Surgeons of 0ntaato by examination,
Office and Roeidouo—Main St. host, Jttbo
Ontario.
A. A1oNAUGHTON,
• 0.1d., 7,.10. O. P. Edinburgh, M. 0, P.
S. Ont. At Hargreaves' Drug Store 150111
0 to 11:90 a.m. and from 1:00 to 4 n. m. At
e residenee
formerly o0011
hours 1110dbyDr.
found
at t
o 1Iutcuinoon,
11011 strait.
DENTAL.
G. L. Ball, L. D.1„ Honor Gra.lnato and
0, D. S. Toronto. Vit,tlizod Air given
B. R, Mortes, D. D. S., Assistant Operator
Orman—.tloyore Block, Seatortb,
DJIeNCIIOW E'.
,"W,J. Pear, L. D S.Graduate ofTo-
ronto School of Dentistry, All oper-
ations guaranteed, OOloo—Oady's
Bloch, Soatorth,
Artiaolultootb, aretluality, ands
guaranteed ilt,for $12.O0per sot,3
plc DeTOt'Iim1 e.
]7 .A, S2.A.13TS2[', Z On. g„
Honor Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. NLTose 0x64
Gus adminlobered for the painless extra°.
tion of teeth.
OEF1C8,—Ono Dor North of the stunk.
AUCTIONEERS.
(`l EORGE IKIRKBY, LICEN-
k.A 5Rn Auctioneer. Sales conducted on
ronoonabio terms, forms and farm stook a
specialty. Orders lett at Tae Poem Publish-
ing House, Brus0ols, or sant to Walton post
ofaco will receive prompt attention.
ALEX, DEppLGATTY, AUCTION -
the shortest is lnatio. A ared to noel lty mto ade on
sales of th0rongh-brad stook. Terms made
known be application to Tut Poem Publish-
ing House, whore orders may be /eft, or
address to Brussels P O.
1SA RAYMANN AUCTIONEER,
a ie always ready to attend sales of
farms, !arm stool, 4.:o, Terms cheerfully
rang d at nUrook Tun 9P,oar Publishl g .liouso
Bresnoln.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. Mo0RA01i]7N, ISSUER
V' 7 e of Marriage Licenses. Of$oo at his
is
ISS O'CONNOR, TEAOEIER
LT E. of 11a710 and Organ. Terme on ap7/11-
natlon.
an
N.
Fridnoat Afro, D. Campeverye, Walton,,
7/Q•ISS HARGRF,AVES DESIRES
1WA, to rooeive pupils for instruc-
tion on the PIANO and ORGAN. 6 years
Experience, Residence with hire. Jint.
0roaves, over MARE REAVES 1011,OG
S'''cold;, no5,1yr
I.. .N.1BA1RRETT, TONSORIAL
Artist. Shop, boot door south of A,
M. McVay 4.k dao. bar aware there, Ladies'
and ohlldren's hair putting a specialty.
A chole° otoch of cigars kept.
tioNAI0, ISSUER OJo' MAR -
a ring() Licensee, by appointment of
Lioub.-Governor, Oonnroeloner, 50„ f,l, R.
Ooayeyanoor an'm
d Agent Fire lntnra100 Cc.
Odloo at the OranbrookP out 07$00,
EODDIOE, HOUSE, S1GN.
and Ornamental Pointer, Graining
Gilding, Sign and Decorative Painting 171 7411
iia branches. Shop )hinds done up in style.
Papo5Han iuga specialty. Shop ono door
eolith of t, B0105r0' Cazriago Works.
�i W. O']31t N, V. 8,, I10N.011
e Graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary
Oellogo has resumed the practice Of Joh
Nett, V.8,, and le prepared to treat ail Cs
WOOS of donlOebicatod animals on eoientidp
atemelaooia/011sotorlicaepltswoFs
Notch df Bf ldg0,2urnborrystrest.