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It io not now necessary to go to
'Washington Territory to reoeivo benefit
Irons the waters of the
MEDICAL LAKE.
This Writer ie. VOW trap0 o ld in tiukpugea
to different parte of the P
and 1 hove the agency for it hero. His ro-
satdPsndS
olyei, Carr1.DesPOla ak n
Dimm-
ers.
If you will mill at my Drug .Store you can
have Opener giving lull diroctiens and testi-
=entail
be refitted by this le near home
who have
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, and Fancy Goods
Dealer, Brussels.'
NO REMEDY
gives sech •universal satisfaction at the
OOtGH REMEDY manufactured fn
Senfortll, called
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Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand far the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price GO cts.
17-Sms.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, w. e. & D. R.
Trainsleave Brussels Station, uort and
sane.. as tollowe:-
Going South. Doing North.
Steil 7.02 a.m. Mixed 9:80 a.m
Mixede 1855p.m.1 Express ..........9:4.m
5p.m
,axil Stirs gi.tns,
A °hiet's among ye Lakin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
Two weddings more on hand in town to
tape place within a month,
Tan from now to the end of 1889
for $1.50, in advance. Nearly 16 months
reading.
Amiss 0000 1148 received 1000 lbs, of
grapes, which he will sell oheap by the
basket, 18.
ON the inside pages of this issue may
be found the prize lists of the Blyth and
Newry Fall Shows.
Tax ilex crop is all gathered from the
fields and the mill bands are now hard
at work in nlauufaoturing it.
Tan .regent rains have been a great.
blessing to this locality in the way of
supplying walls, that have been dry for
weeks, with water.
LAer week Dr. T. G. Holmes disposed
of his 2 year old colt, "Kentucky Star,"
to a party in Clinton. He still owns a
yearling of the same breed.
Near Sabbath Icor, Samuel Jones will
preach in the Methodist church morning
and evening. Rev. Mr. Swann will be
at Teeswater preaching missionary
sermons.
THE dogpoisonor is at his contemptible
work again and canines belougino to Dave
Wilson and John MaBain have gone to
dogdom. The owners are anxious to
know who the mean steak is,
LAST Saturday evening the members
of the Methodist chnrch choir wore treat-
ed to wedding cake from Mrs. Slater, nee
Miss Fannie 112. Hill, who was a member
of the choir.
BieYLou AND Isomo."-This will be
the subject of Rev. J. Manly's lecture
at the annual mooting of the Brussels
branch of the Upper Canada Bible So-
ciety, to be held in Melville church on.
Monday evening, Nov. 5th. Mr, Manly
is well worth hearing.
Dian. -Last Saturday a telegram was
received by Capt. Stratton, from Ux-
bridge, announcing the decease of hie
father at the advanced age of 86 years.
Mr. Stratton and sister (Mrs. John
Mooney) wont east on the noon train.
The funeral took place on Tuesday. Old
Mrs. Stratton died about a year ago.
RHCENmv the dwelling of Mr. Hum-
phries, father of T. S, Humphries, of
Brussel,, was destroyed by fire and al-
most everything burned. The fire etart-
ed about midnight and looks very much
like the work of an incendiary. The
plane was partially insured. Mr. Hum-
phries lives in Kinloss township, not far
from Lnoknow.
Cons1crxoss.-The following corrections
are made to the prize list of the East
Huron Fall Show :-155 prize for squash,
Samuel Burgess ; joiner's work, furniture,
R. Leatherdale ; tomato catsup, Mra. T.
Ballantyne ; general purpose plow, (Tol-
ton) Wm. Martin ; Robt. McKay lot in-
stead of 2nd prize for 2 year old roadster
filly ; lst prize for 2 year old heifer, there'.
bred, Jno. McLaughlin.
BAND of Hope met on Monday with 54
members present. The following was
the program : Singing, "We are a band
of soldiers" ; recitation, 'Willie Sturdy ;
dialogue, Fanny Rogers and E. MoLanch-
lin ; singing, "We are a little temper-
ance band" ; recitation, Nellie Ward;.
reoitation, Willie Love ; singing, "Temp-
erance boys end girls are we" ; recita-
tion, Gordon Cooper ; recitation, Mamie
Shaw ; singing, "The Gipsy Boy."
THE roads are muddy.
Bala oysters on Saturday. A. Good.
A. R. Stirs was away at Goderich as a
juror.
F ocama Division Court on Thursday of
next week.
USUAL services in St. John's church
-next Sabbath.
I. 0. RxcaAuns for cheap horse blankets,
3rnnke, valises, &o.
Tan Peer for the balance of 1885 for
115 cents, in advance.
BEAtr1FUL linen window blinds at low
yrices at Leatberdale's.
MEPAxRS in harness done oheap and
• well at I. C. Richards.
25 cons, in advance, secures Tan Pose
for the balance of 1888.
TEs Pose from now till let of January,
1889, for 25 cents in advance.
Prcrumz framing attended to with neat-
ness and despatch at Leatherdale's.
Tan oirculation of Tag Pose is boom-
ing. Now is thetime to subscribe.
GREAT 'big bargains in bedroom suites
and sideboards at R. Leatberdale's.
A GOOD program is being arranged for
the Charity Concert by the ladies of the
W. C. T.17.
Tars week W. Stewart, of Stewart &
Merrick, is doing duty in the jury box at
Rnron's Capitol
Oman to circumstances over whioh we
had no control our new story "Mona'o
Choice" does not appear this week,
Wan do the farming community think
of this 4 51.17 is being paid on our
atarket this week for both Spring and
Fall wheat.
Orn school teachers are at the Teaoh-
--ere' Convention being held at Wingham
on Thursday and Friday of this week,
excepting Miss Abraham.
PERSONS cannot fail to be suited in the
Large and well selected stook of furniture
at R. Leatherdale'e show rooms. Goods
delivered free in the country.
AN exchange says :-Southampton pro-
poses to grant a bonus of $5,000 to Van.
atone Bros., Brussels, to establish a sash,
door and furniture factory in that village.
Bim. -W. T. Sinter and Sam. Beattie
ware admittedto bail on Monday of this
week. Their trial will take place before
:fudge Toms, at Goderich, on Tuesday,
30th inst.
Limos' satohel lost on Friday, 5511
inst., between the centre of Brussels and
the station. The finder will please leave
it at THE Posm Publishing House for the
.owner_
NOTICE OF REnovaL.-Dr. Graham has
removed his office and place of residence
from his brink block, Turnberry street,
10 bis new residence, opposite Melville
church, William street. 14.
BOOT AND 0010E cr5RING.-Adam Good
will have a grand boot and shoe opening
on Saturday 20th inst., to which he in-
vites every one to 00030 and examine hie
stook. He will at the some lime give
each family who chooses to call a memo
book woith 25o, free of charge.
LAST Saturday a Wroxeter hotel -keep-
er, named Colgan, who has juet been re.
learod from a three months' visit at Gob.
rich jail for contempt of Court, attempted
to play the role of "Postoflice Detective"
while serving+ surnmone' for the deiend-
ant in the libel suit. His clothes gave
him sway.
WELL DleanrG AND Thatzuse.-G50rge
'33irt has all tho necessary machinery for
.digging and drilling wells and is prepared
6o attend to all work entrusted to him in
a way that will insuresatisfaotion. Terme
reasonable. Residence eeconddoor north
of the bridge, west side of Turnberry
attest, Brussels. 16.5E
Ar Exobue.-Tho Co, Sown has a very
magnetic influence this week, largely. due
fie the libel suit of Grant roe. Jenkins,
Among persons subpconed by the defend.
ant are A. Hunter, ,Jno. Mooney, James
Stratton jr., J.I1. Yining, Jae, Kelly, W.
Nightingale, N, Iltilloy, J. A. Creighton,
T. Hall, Robt, Beattie, M. M. Cardiff,
'-obn Gr8war, Darold M8Eaaughton,
loo. Hent Dr, Ito m ,
1'tlashfll, J11o, Manning, 7. Clegg, 3. J.
br df ot.
'Walsh and Jas, oa o
Denman, S. Wa
Viet is 28 but thein may, possibly, be it
kW others overlooked.
THE S.FUSSLES .POST
Awn Goo» received a big lot of rub.
bons and loather b,.ote that lie will Boll
cheap, 12.
ANY quantity of fresh lime at the l%iln,
Brussels, for 11 °onto a bushel, W. F,
11700x, Prop.
Baarron monthly mooting of the
W,0.7'.U, will be hold at Mrs, Cormaok's
on Saturday afternoon of this week.
$25 l8Ewns».-This amount will be
paid for suoh information as will lead to
the discovery of the party who poisoned
my bound. 1). Waxers.
AT the Blyth Fair, on Thursday of last
wool°, Metiers, Romig & Gabel took 1st
on thelr2 year old filly and 2nd for brood
mare, roadster class. T. O'Neil secured
a prize for his buggy hone. There was
big competition, too.
TRE Buse. -The following additional
officers were elected at a mooting held in
the Council Chamber : In the ease of
James Jones deolining to mot as Secretary,
A. Couoley was elected Financial Seero.
tary and 0. E. Turnbull Corresponding
Secretary. All engagements hereafter
with the Band must be made with the
Committee of Engagements, consisting
of Wm. Grower, Wm. Smith and James
Stratton.
AN 16X511105108 OF GnATITUDR.-With
your kind permission, l4Ir. Editor, we
would express our heartfelt gratitude to
the many friends who have aided and
sympathized with ns in our sickness and
bereavement. We would likewise in-
clude the many who have made con-
tinual enquiry of our welfare and rejoiced
on hearing of any improvement in our-
selves and also in that of our obild. We
are thankful to say that those of as who
remain are fast recovering health and
strength and the fever from which via
suffered has sometime since departed.
Yours in hope, MR. AND Mao. DEAD3G8.
KNox Caunca.-Under the auspices of
Knox Churoh Home Missionary Sooiety
the Rev. A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale, is
announced to deliver his lecture on the
Southern States on Tuesday, the 28rd
inst., in Knox church. In his looters
Mr. Hartley discusses the physical geog-
raphy, supposed fertility, climate in re-
ferenoe to health, &o. Don't miss it.
The chair is to be taken by W. H. Kerr,
of Tau Pose, at 8 p. m. -Rev. G.B. Howie
is announced to Mature iu Wroxeter on
the 25th and in Jamestown on the 26th
insts., and is expected in Toronto on
the 29th.
OnaT.-Last Monday morning Andrew
Currie, sr., passed away. Iia had been
bothered for months with his atomalih,
but, being a man of iron constitution, he
did not take to his bed until a few weeks
previous to his decease. He was a gen-
erous, honest -going man, who had the
good will of all who knew nim. The de-
ceased was born in Marlfield, Roxboro'.
shire, Scotland, in the year 1824 and
came to this country in 1854. In 1849
he was united in marriage to Mary
Rutherford, third daughter of the late
John Rutherford, of ()railing Nook, Box-
boro'sbise. Their family consisted of
9 children, (G sons and 3 daughters) 5 of
vbom are dead. The surviving sons are
John, who lives at Seaforth, Andrew, of
Brussels, who succeeds his father in
business, George and William, in Mani-
toba. lir. and Mrs. Currie lived at Galt
for a year on coming to Canada and aft-
erward made their home at St. Marys,
Seaforth and Brussels, coming here
about 10 years ago. The funeral took
place on Wednesday forenoon, the inter-
ment being made at Egmondville, where
some of the children are buried. Mrs.
Currie will continue to reside here.
People We Snow.
Mies Issie Swann is visiting her sister
at Teeswater.
Mrs. Green, of Toronto, is the guest of
Mrs. D. 0. Ross. anon. The fire is supposed to have or -
Mrs. Hunsicker is visiting Dire. Robb. iginated from some one smoking in the
mow.
The confirmation class at St. Joseph's
Church, Stratford, on Friday numbered
120 candidates, about half of them were
boys and the other half girls. There
were alio two grown up candidates. The
service was conducted by His Lordship
Bishop Walsh, of London, assisted by
Rev. Father Flannery, of St. Thomas,
and Revs. Dr. Kilroy and Father Quigley,
of that city. At the conclusion of the
ceremony Bishop Walsh addressed the
candidates ou their duties through life.
The Mayor of Stratford issues the fol-
lowing "plain, square ohallsnge" to Isis
traducers in that city :-"From February
until the first week in September last the
Mayor of Stratford did not drink as a
beverage, either in his own house, the
house of a friend or in any hotel, any ale,
porter, lager, gin, ram, brandy, rye or
other kind of whiskey. If any respect-
able citizen will come forward with proof
to the contrary Mr. Butler will resign
his seat as Mayor and donate 550 of his
salary to any charitable or other society
that may bo deemed deserving."
atatInha
On Thursday of last week Dr. W. N.
Robertson' and Jobni .11, Harding, jr.,
rode from Stratford to St. Marys on
their bicycles in 41 minutes.
;halos MeD Coven, of the Inland Rev-
enue Department, Stratford, hoe boon
promoted' to a position in tho Guelph dis.
trio;. He will bo stationed at Waterloo.
Geo. Davidson, the proprietor of the
hicks House, Mitchell, has disposed of
the furniture and stock of his hotel, and
leased the house to Messrs. Goo. Finlay
and Nesbit Potter,
D. Il. Dorman, of 111e woollen mills,
Mitchell, has again been forced to assign.
This time his creditors offered to swept
50 conte on the dollar, providing the pay-
ments wore seourod.
Lot No, 18, lu the 8th oon. of the town-
ship of Ellice, 100 acres swamp land, has
been sold for $1,375 to Jacob Bald, of
tho township of Downie ; and lot No. 40
in Sermon's survey, on Caledonia street,
Stratford, containing half -acre of land
has bean disposed of for $800 to James
Brady, Stratford.
Miss Agnes Knox, the St. Mary's dram-
atic reciter, has arrived Boma from a
professional trip through England, Ire-
land and Scotland. She will return next
season and make a thorough tour of the
United Kingdom in her oapaoity as an
elocutionist. Several of the leading lit-
erary associations have already bespoken
her eervicoa.
The Stratford Curling club ideated the
following officers for the season of 1888-
80 : Alex. MoLaren, President ; 0. E.
Nasmyth, vice -Pres.; Wm. Maynard, jr.,
Sou: Trona. ; Thos. Ballantyne, M.PP.,
Patron, Messrs. Payne, Filey, Wilmot,
Watson and Tracy compose the manag-
aging committee. The skips are Messrs.
MoLaren, Filey, Watson, Trew, Welsh.
On Thursday forenoon of last week, as
John Haley was threshing on the farm of
Samuel Thomas, of West Niseouri, fire
started in one of the mows of the barn,
and instantly spread through the whole
building, consuming the machine and
theseason's crops. Mr. Thomas' loss is
heavy, as he only carried a email insur-
Armstrong thus week.
Albert Haggitt has been seriously ill
but is improving now.
Miss Lille. O'Connor, of Guelph, is
home for a holiday visit.
Dirs. Hannah, of London, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Veal.
James Hunter, of Detroit, is here on a
visit to his relatives and friends.
Miss Nellie Jupp, of Hamilton, is visit-
ing old friends in town for a week.
Miss Nellie Webster, of Stratford, is
visiting with Miss Arlie Oormauk.
Mrs. Grebel, of Mitchell, is making a
visit with her son and daughter of this
place.
It is rumored that the only Claude
Waterer is rusticating at Thessalon, Al-
goma.
J. R. and Mrs. Grant, R. S. and Miss
Rays, and W. M. Sinclair are in Gode-
rich this week.
Jno. Halliday, of London, an old time
resident of Brussels, was in town for a
few days last week.
,t Joe. Ballentyno was Boma for a couple
Of days last week from Palmerstou. He
eturned on Saturday.
Mrs. Dodds and eon were visiting at
David Ross', sr., last week. Mrs. Dodds
and Mrs. Ross are sisters.
Mrs. Coutts is making a visit with her
'daughter, Mrs. Geo. Thomson, She has
not been long from Scotland.
Mrs. T. McCullough left Brussels on
Thursday for Philadelphia, where she
will join her husband and spend the
Winter.
Jno. Stewart and wife expeot to spend
the Winter in Oalifornia and will start
as soon as Mr. Stewart gots a little
stronger.
L. Ingall and bride, of Galt, are spend-
ing part of their honeymoon in visiting
the families of R. Leatherdale and Wm.
Vanstone.
Adrian Thonret, who was on TUE Poem
staff for over a year, is now in the oyster
business in Toronto. He knows how to
sample them.
Jno. F. McCrae was here on a brief
visit with "the old folks at home" thio
week. He still makes the Queen's city
his headquarters.
Samuel Fear and wife are away this
week on a visit to Rev. E. A. Fear, of
Hensall, and W. J. Foar, L.D.S., and I.
V. Fear, of Seaforth.
Thos. Ainley and wife removed to Lis-
towel on . Tuesday of this week. Mr.
Ainley has'a good position in Hese' fac-
tory. Tan Poor wishes him suocees.
Robert Rutherford, of Harrieton, and
Jno. Rutherford and wife, of Woodstook,
were here this week attending the funeral
of their relative, the late Andrew Currie.
Mrs. Dunphey left Brussels this week
for Toronto and Woodbridge, whore ebe
will spend a few weeks before returning
to Winnipeg with her mother and
brother.
N. G. Bowbeer, of Simcoe, has boon
)'engaged no assistant in the Brussels post
)office. He oomos highly recommended
rand has had an experience of over four
years in postoifiee business.
Dr. Graham moved into bis new resi-
denoe (Duneden) on Saturday of last week.
It will take diem some time to get
"settled" however. We wish them many
happy years in their new home.
"Happy Jack," one of the first Salva-
tionists who came to Brossele some years
ago, has gone to India along with a score
of other members of the Army. He was
an earnest soul if evar there was one.
Last Monday George Currie left Brus-
eels for Attwood where ho takes charge
of a tailoring business. Mr, Currie is
well up to the business and will give good
satisfaction to his customers, without a
doubt.
SUNDAY 'S0000r AssooxATION. -- Last
Monday evening a meeting of persons in.
throated in Sabbath school work was
held in Melville church for the purpose
of considering the formation of a local
Sabbath School Assooiation. After a
brief discussion the following officers were
elected :-President, Rev. Jno. Roer, B.A.;
Vice -Presidents, the resident ministers;
Sem'etary-Treasurer, W. H. Kerr. It
was decided to hold meetings on the first
Wednesday of each month for the next
six months, to be held in the various
churches, commencing on Wednesday,
Nov. 7111, in Melville obueoh, at 8 o'clock
p. in. The subject chosen for disonssion,
the persons to introduce them and the
date and plane of meeting is as follows :
Melville church, Wednesday, Nov. 7th,
1888, "Tho duties of a S. S. Superin-
tendent," by W. R. Wilson ; Knox thumb,
Wednesday, Deo. 5th, "The relation of
the S. 8. to the Mission Field," by rev.
0. B. Howie; St. John's ohureh, Wed.
nesday, Jan. 2nd, "Music in the S. S.,"
by J. Hargreaves ; Methodist church,
Wednesday, Feb. Gtlh, "The relation of
the S. S. to the Tem/mecum Question,"
by Rov. M. Swann ; Melville ehuroh,
Wednesday, March 6th, "The beat mode
of reviewing the lessons in the S.8., by
Rev, 3, Ross, B. A. ; St. John's 0116013,
Wednesday, April Ord, "How to retain
adults in the S. S.," by Rev. W. T. Cliff.
The person introdncingthevariouetopios
is supposed to occupy 15 minutes, after
whioh the subject is open for diseuesion
in 5 minute speeches, The prayer meet.
ing services Visually held on the e700111 i0
mentioned will be withdrawn. It rs
hoped the above organization will bo the
moans of stimulating the work and ofiiaf-
eney of the Sabbath soboole of this
looality, Clip this list of topics oat 90
that you will have it for reference,
Porth Comity Voters.
Doter Stalk, a farmer of 11inkera, near
Stratford, on Friday shot a boar which
weighed 300 Ibe.
Aroh. A. Campbell, lately with the
Stratford Herald., will take a position on
the Farmers' Advocate shortly.
W. R. Davie, of Mitoholl, averaged one
hundred auction sake in the fail and
winters of each of the last throe years,
D. Maxwell has already begun moving
hie machinery from Patio into his ,1550
buildings at St, Marys, which are 00w
nearly completed.'
3. M. Moran, M.A science 'motor in
the Stratford Callogiabo Institute, has
been Bloated iP esidont of the Perth
Teachers' Assooifction:
Walter T19onndoh, of Miteholl, has
purchased the DO -inion )1.611 in London,.
and the intention. )1.611 to run it as a flsttr.
lig Mad o'treetlJrfill,
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COMMUTED CA13I1FUld r EVERY 1711017.
Fall Whmat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Potatoes ..
Rutter, per Ib
Eggs, per dozen,....,,.., ' 16
Apples, per bushel 06
Hogs, dressed 6 60
Beef 4 50
Hay 8 00
Wood, per oord 2 50
Sheepskins, each 40
1 14 1 17
1 14 1 16
82 88
00 02
55 '72
80 35
17 18
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7 00
5 50
9 00
8 60
131 77703}70.,02 3 2 S.cZ a'S'S,
e0EREOTED CAREFULLY EVERY MIEN,
Fall Wheat 1 14 117
Spring Wheat 1 14 1 1.7
Barley 56 72
Oats 32 83
Peas .., 00
Butter, tribe and rolls.... 17
Eggs per dozen 10
Flour per barrel.. 6 00
Potatoes 30
Hay per ton 12 00
Hides per lb 4
Salt per bbl., wholesaleGO
Sheep skins, saoh 60
Wool, per lb 18
Pork 6 25
In the counterfeit coin ease in whioh
Johnston, Smith and McCabe were sent
up for trial from Clinton, the charges
against the first two have been dismissed
and the last named allowed to go, to ap-
pear when called up. The leniency of
the Crown and Court in these oases
should not be accepted as an excuse for
further operations in that line by nnsop.
histicatod and misguided persons. Judge
Doyle presided.
MEDxctx.-The last regular meeting of
the Huron Medical Association took place
on Tuesday, 9th inst., at the Commercial
hotel, Clinton. There wore present, Dr.
Young, President ; Drs. Smith and Mc -
Kidd, Seaforth ; Gordon, Irving, Kirk -
ton ; Holmes, Brussels ; Taylor, Gode-
rich ; McDonald, M.P., Wingham ; Tuok,
Balmer° ; Elliott, Brucefield ; Sloan,
Blyth ; Gunn and Worthington, Clinton.
An interesting case of a little boy of about
three years was shown, who had one of
the bones of the fora arm diseased and
separated at the wrist from the other,
and was exposed for about three or four
inches. A ease of pleurisy with effusion
into the cavity of the pleurre was present-
ed, which had been oontraoted by ex-
posure. Also a case of chronic rheuma-
tism.of long standing, which appeared to
bo improving. A very 00010U5 case of
paralysis of the logs in a child was shown,
with curvature of the spine of a rather
extreme character -a very unusual ease.
A very largo ovarian tumor was exhibit-
ed, of the usual oharaoter. .8. long dis-
cussion took place on the subject of diph•
theria, as to whether it is a local or a
constitutional disease, some holding that
it is local, the poison lodging in the
mouth and throat, and then absorbed in-
to the system, others that the poison is
first taken from the air into the system,
and appears as dipthoria in the throat,
and by a high temperature and loss of
strength, eto.
r3ORMO-.,.
BASH, -In Grey, on the 14th insb., the
wife of Mr. John Bain of a son.
BenEnn.-In Brussels, on the 14th inst,,
the wife of Mr. George Barker, of a
6073.
GnovEs.-At Norval, Simone County, on
the 8th inst., the wife of Mr. W. E.
Groves, Prinoipal of the Wingham
Public School, of a son.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
OR SALE OR TO GIVE ON
amuse, my ehorongh-bred ArmyBull. Apply at once to
18- G. A. DDADAI.N Brussels,
WANTED. -A GOOD GENER.
A0 Servant. Good wages to ono
experienced. Apply at onoe to
18- MRS. E. E. WADE, Brussels.
ART CS.,A£3S.
MIS8 LILY VEAL WILL GIVE LEIS -
sone In Drawing, Landscape Painting
and Painting on V elvet. Charges moderato,
Satisfaction guaranteed. 6-tf
N OTIOE.-ALL PARTIES IN•
defiled 10 mo, in account or note,
overdaelast January, aro requested to pay
them immediately.
12-4 WM. GRAHAM, NL D.
Caveats .11e, issues sad Trade Marko secured
and all otber patent emotes in the Patent
Moo and before the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to. 'upon receipt of infid-
el or sketch of invention. I make oarotnl
examination,and advise as to patentability
Free of Charge. Fees moderate, and i make
no oliarge unions patent is secures. reform-
ation, advice and spools' references emit on
applioation. J.R. L1DTELL, Washington
D.O., U.B. Patent Office. 19-
CS1rc11-Cmtn'Fonn.-At the residence of
the'brido's father, on the 10th inst.,
by the Rov. W. Torrance, Mr, Ab-
ram Well to Miss Ellen Crawford,
all of McKillop.
Gn0Foom-14I1r,Ls.-At Stratford, on Oct.
Ot11, by Rev. W. S. Griffin, D.D., as-
sisted by Rev. G. R, Turk, Rev. G.
A. Gifford, M.A., Ph.D„ pastor of
Methodist ehuroh, Acton, to Dema,
daughter of Mr. John W. Mills, of
Stratford.
ennuis.• -In Brussels, on the 1:0ti1 Met.,
,Andrew Currie sr., aged 04 • yeare, 1
month anll 17 clays,
TtEoorty, OCT. 80, --Farm stools and
implements, S} -1st 80, cdn. 4, Morrie.
Salo at 1 o'clock sharp. Dougald Taylor,
prop. Cleo. Kirkby, Duct.
7.nultsnts, O.. r. 25. -farm stock and
implements, lot 5, con. 4, Groy. Salo at
I o'clock sharp., Robt, Crooks, prop.
Capt. Strotten, anat. -.
VADAT, OoT, 26,-.-Farn1 stoclf,
unt
ie.
moots, mo,, lot 24,con. 7,Grey, Salo at
12 o'ouocif noon. Robt. McPolvoy, prop.
Geo. Kirkby, Auct.
REAL ESTATE.
THREE HOUSES TO RENT.-
Apply to DR. GRAHAM. 124
1HOIOE FARMS POR SALE. -
A few splendid,improved farms for
Wain the township of Grey, Morrie and
Mslilllop. Apply to A. DELGATTY, Co.
Auottoneer,Bruesols P. 0.
OCT. 19, 16a8.
gin
6ANMNG.
MoINTOSH iC AiuTAGGART,
BAN1f18108 BRi1SSIILS
Transact cc General lbastl.ing
Business,
ANOTE8 DIS00UN'.C1;D,
Canadian and Vatted :i Woe Drafts bought
and Field,
Interest allowed on donee' be.
Collections made on favorable tering.
Oanadlao Agents-Atonal:WM'8 BANE 'or
CANADA.
Now 'York Agents -Increments AND Tenn-
ant NATxoNA0 0AN0,
LIARMFOR SALE. -THE SUB -
1L Bonin offers his valuable 100 more
farm, boiuglot 8, oou. 19, Grey Township,
Huron Co., for sale, There are about 60
aures cleared and In good heart. 'There is a
log honse, good hank barn, boozing orchard,
and all the neoeesary oo'Oyenlenses on the
promises. For further.partiOalars, as to
prion, terms, ata„ apply to the Proprietor,
WHO S. HIBLOP, Clare P. 0., N.W. T.. or to
2.55 DODGALD BT1A0HAN, llrussela
1'ARM FOR SALE OR TO
RENT. -Tire undersigned offers hie
90 -sore farm, lot 90, con. 7, Morrie, for sale
or to rentLhero are 00 notes cleared
and under crop. The buildings oovsist of o
frame house, Immo barn, &o. There is also
an orchard of one more. Guod well. There
ora l0 soros of fall wheat in this fall. Fo r
furtherpartioalare, as to price, terms, &c.,
apply to the Proprietor,
0.11 JOHN 271:LEIN8ON. Brussels P. 0.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
dYM. SINCLAIR, SOLICIT -
or, Oouvoyaneer. Nobery Publlo
&o, Ofiloe : Gralinm's Bloolc,1 door north of
Hargreaves' Drug Store, Private Fonda 10
00511.
HARM IN GREY 'TOWNSHIP
ion DALE.—Being lot 14, eon. 1e, con-
taining lo0acres. It is partly cleared, the
balano° well timbered. A never failing
°reekoromoos the place and itiawell adapt-
ed for•eitber farming or grazing. I wi1111ke-
wisese1140acres, being oast part of lot 14,
oon.16, nearly all sneeredand in a good
state of cultivation. A good frame barn
with a good stent stable underneath and a
never tailing well 15 also on the place. For
further partionlars apply so the proprietor
on the plans. This lot is ocpostte the oth-
er 01501770E AVERY, Proprietor, 1.5f
.'.(ARM F011 SALE, -THE UN-
nEnei0800 offers for sale the north
oast quarter of lot 28, concession 0, Morris,
County of Huron. containing 50 norms. The
Landis of first quality and in a high state of
cultivation, well locoed and under -drained,
45 sores cleared. Now frame house, 8 rooms,
milk hones with oonoreto walls, 2 wails,
gooabarna and abed, orchard, etc, Eight
aero a of fall wheat,' Th' s desirable property
adiolne the corporation of Brussels, Suit
able totms will be given, Title perfect.
JAMES GRIIOVI4, Owner,
se• Box 258 Brussels P. 0.
v.E. W A DE, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Notary Public, Con -
Wade +ill,attend Collections
tol everyeWollner.
day at two o'clock.
TVOKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Garrow &Proudloot, Gode-
rich) Barristers, 8all0ltors, Conveyancers,
&e. Offiae, Grunt's Block, Brussols. Money
to loan.
10. S, HAYS. W. B. DIOSSON,
A M. TAYLOR, B. 0. L., BAR -
.4 -3. msmsn, Solicitor, dm., of the firm of
Dlokeon, Taylor & McCullough,' Barriatore,
SolMttore, the., Mannieg Arcade, Sing Street
West, Toronto. Money to loan.
it HUNTER, CLERK OF
Oonveysnoer, Notary Division
and,HLoan
and Insurance Funds ficesinruto lone. OlootionemOfG
ham'sBlook,Rrassets.
"VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
being the south half of *05 number
80 in the 4th concession of the township of.
Morris known 8e tho homestead of Arohi.
bald Taylor, oontntaing ninebyoine acres,
Ninety acres aro cleared, 1118 balance 37006 -
ed with v&lual,ia timber. Excellent build.
tugs, large orobard of choice trees, soil in
good condition and is situated ono and a
quarter miles north of the Village of Brun.
eels, on the main gravel road. This is one
Of tho finest homeetoad farms in tbo County
of Moron and Will bo sold at a bargain and
On tortes to suit purobasor. For further
particulars apply to the Proprietor. A. M.
TAYLOH, Nialming Arcade, Toronto, or 50
31710H113ALD TA'(LO1, SR., 011 1118 prom-
ises. tf'
FARM FOR SALE.
TnolIxeouLors of tho estate of the late
WILLIAMMoo.NEY, ESgUImt, demand, now
offer the following valusblo lauds for Halo,
Viz. :-.The nOrbh half of lob 27 and tho west
half of the north. half of lot 28, both in the.
Oth ooneeeeion of the Township of Morris,
County of Huron, eontalniug 150 nares.
About 110 acres aro °bared sad in good
condition, the greater partbeing in grass;
Tho balanic is well timbered, obiolly' with
booeh and maple,
This farm i0 favorably situated -within one
mile Of tiro village of Bruesois. wbleb affords
an e4eelloat, esarkot. There le Upon. the
Promisee a goodframe barn and house an
orchard of ohe1001rttit trees, a novor muses
spr.ug, also 0 good woll and plane, and good
fences,' Thio property will be 50..'31 in one or
two parcels, to shit intending purehasoOg,
Purchaser Will be allowed to enter and 110.03
neo of house on pronviees at any timo after
harveet and to 1101011 plowing. -Fun pongee
60111011 bo given at 10: November next.
For tonne and further par5ioular1 apply
to the undereig]tod Executors, or to JOHN
150017118.11.0, Brussels, Ont.
Cardiff.Seeterge 1
Dated at brutsele, Juno iath,1880. At
BOO RT CUNNiNGN
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
WM. F. 0ALE, M. D., 0, M.
Member of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontaisie b y examination.
Otloe andlisatdeuo-Main St, East, Stile
Ontario.
T A. McNAUGHTON, M.D.,
P . 0. M., L.B. O. P. Edinburgh, M. 0, P.
S. Ont. At Hargreaves' Drug Store from
9 to 11:90 a.m. and from 1:90 to 4 p, m. At
other hours may be found at the residence
formerly occupied- by Dr. Hutchinson,
Milt street.
DENTAL.
MOF.NTIC WI' EZ -11.
G. L. Boll I.. D. S., Honor Graduate and
M. R. O. D. S. Toronto. Vitallzed Air given
B.B. Morias, D. 1p. B., Assistant Operator
Orman-MeyersDlook, Sealorth.
IDF.IINCI MST.
W7. Fear,L.D S. Graduate of To-
ronto Sohool of Dentistry. A11 oper-
ations guaranteed, Oflioo-Cady's
Blooh,Beaforth.
Arblficlaltoeth, first quality, and
guarantoedflt,tor 312.00por set.'„
a
Za NTIitiT.
f1 a, S6AR'1Z11T, 5.,,
Honor Graduate of the Boyar College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Names oxxnl
Gm administered for Ianpainless extrac-
tion of teeth.
OFFECE.=Ono Door North of the Dank.
AUCTIONEERS.
(1EORGE KIRKBY, LIOEN-
amn Auctioneer, Sales conducted on
removable terms, forme and farm stook a
specialty, Orders left at Tam Poem Publfah-
iag House, Brussels, or sent' to 'Walton poet
office will reoolvo prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGATTY, AUOTION-
EEn, is prepared to nttand to solos on
the shortest notice. A specialty made of
sales of thorough -bred stook. Terms made
known by applioation tc Tan Posm Publish.
ing Rene, whore orders may be left, or
addrers to Brussels P 0.
ARAYMANN, AUCTIONEER,
. is always ready to attendsales of
farina, farm stock, &a. Terms cheerfully
given. Oranbrook 57.0, Sales may be ar-
ranged ab TEM POUT Publish log Houma
Bruesols.
BUSINESS CARDS.
N](% H. Mo0RACNEN, ISSUER
v v . of Marriage Licenses. Of lee at bio
Gr000ry,TurnberryStreet.
]J/rISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER
LVA, of Piano and Organ. Terms on appla-
nation,
N. B, -Walton class moots ovary Thursday
and Friday atMrs. D. Campbell's, Walton
1/TISS IIARGBEAVBS DESIRES
XVI. to receive pupils for Instruc-
tion on the 11'Lt,N4) and ORGAN. 8 ;years
Experience. Residence with Airs, .Alar.
greavee, over 115AltillU 1AIES SIRED
8700107 vo5.iyr
N. 73ARR1 TT, TONSORIAL
• Artlsb. ohopp next door 50,1511 of As
At. Molloy n' coo, cutting a 55058. Ladtso'
and °hole° stook of
cutting a epoolalty.
A chemo s5o0k-of olgnrs.kopI.:
MONAIR,.ISSUER OP MAR.
..C31..e rugs Lioansos, by appointment of
Ltont,-Goyornor, Oommisslonen, &e„ Q. B.
Ocnyeya000rand Agent Fire intim-twee Ce.
Onto° at the Oranbroolr Poet,011lee,
M. RODPIOX, HOUSE, SIGN
one 0,1umentalPainter. Graining,
Gilding, bign and Decorative fainting in 111.
its branoboo. Shop BIindo done up in style,'
Popor Ilangisg a specialty, .Shop into door
south of J. Buy018' Carriage ,Works.
AiW. O']3RIEN, V. SqHONOR
e eraduatoof 512.0 Ontario votorinary
Collegqe has resnmed tbo praetioo of 3o1,»
NotbeV,S.,anrliaprepared tei treat all dig
easo ni domeoticotod animate on Oolentlfie
Mid pproved ,prinoiplo3, Troatmopt of dot -
teat ' al0 a s. eatalt Ofeed t o &cora
Ib V w e
Breathitt,
Nb i o 'liritd' a Turnborr s5reot.
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