The Brussels Post, 1888-11-23, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
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p' l Oven.,rs from "3 up. Adam Good, MIAs Amax V NS OXS has gone to Eh
tryf] You Nooa atI`atn wean from next Tuesday will be einem for a visit
!!,, UU 4J 6 +s Ctn•istma-(ley.W. A. CALInee leas laid up fora few
Hamamug gi IgEDDIX0 a:ly of tll:s wash. `.illi: Maitland skating rink is now aleii ml#liI Prolate wonder how Arthur Veal sells trading the attention of the juveniles of
Rearm , t•:: the trill dant on 1Vcdncs. days this week with en attack of pleurisy,
PRESENTS
Then you would do wiecly in seeing
our
NEW FLUSrI GOODS
stock thou
lVe ileal have bad a finer l+
we can show you at the } l ci : tinge
Yon know luras will soon be hero and
We have
not sptelo acesal iu preparation
tot do -
scribe our tine line of lalf ia.ta+
47Acara:=4 and IIEo'LAk3:IC.S+.re*
we have them all the salute. An inspee- was .Ill.
tion sOlioiLed. J. MI'0.A 0. who has been home for
G. A, DEA DIV] AN, nShurt vial,. left on Monday for .River
areggist, Bookseller and };en.t i u b:+new c i-nw ll, Quo -
bee Pretence, :hero he will work at mill.
weighting. He a pusher.
Mess 1.1. A. DEAi ni in away at Dale.
ware an:listing in the care of Mr. Dead-
mau's brother and other members "1 the
family who are ill with typhoid fever, May
Doactnren in visiting at Stratford,
31.ems of eheteo sora slipped Um
Ilruseehs to London, l.ngl.tu 1, via Port-
land. One tean from the Grey it Mortis
factory end the seco•,d from 'Talton.
EaCh ea • was rained a: lamely 113,000,
Giyor stEt Balsam of fir - ld,cr,v..a t:t ,he } i. office: blo.•k where he
u ae, 0 a r eu o� :s 4:'e4 - . , " riay now be found. He has added a
,o.o,e. , . . • , lrilldsome ewort:nent of silverware to
those beautiful bedroom setts so ohoap. Brussels.
Nov. 23, 1888.
WE'VE GOT TEEM 0N THE RUN
COMPETITION NOWHERE
Rory is it that Arthur Veal sells those Jeines Beeenn has opened np a butcher
recent, a .ies Mimes worth 01.50 for shot' to one of J. Somerset's b.lusee, near O 1- `� d V
the Town hall, V i! r n ✓
141st. Moons and daughter, of Alma,
05 cents :?
Ase quantity of fresh lime et the Kiln,
Brussels, In 11 cents a busliel, W. F,
Krum, Prop.
Montana has gone to 1
Sn
;filo. tt l i Ie C ha t.ll
n
bprosy( ll ilii tool iIt was a4.i )allamed
y Win Martin,
Alto (looD (looteel c c is in a day or so, it
lot of itne 1udinn Teas, tate Genuine
aeseen liked;'.icaa, 38-
$3,000.-4 is said that Wm. Smith,
(fainter, of this place has drawn $3,000
in the Loni.riena Lottery. His number
la alley Goods Dealer
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
COi lxll F le131E11Y manufactured in
Seafatth tailed
- LUMSDEN & WILSON'S-- " e
H. L. Jt i Dov line rear t o l to bus new
Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
'parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Provo 10 cte.
17 -Gins.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sO0TIIEP,N ENTEN0I0N, we. C. & n.11.
Trainsleeve Brussels Station, wort and
south es follows:
Going South. Going North.
Mall... 7:02. a.m. 1 Mixed 0:20 a,m
Txprees......11:45 a.m. I11 Cali9:66 p.m
nixed 5;05 p.m. 1 lisprees 0.46p.m
Xriri51. C.Los 4,tm11tm.
A chiefs amang ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
his stock of wetchee, clocks and jewelry.
Tum first arrival in the professional
tramp line came to hand last Sandal
evening. Constable McComb accom-
modated him with the best sleeping
apartment the "cooler" afforded, What
about some cordwood to keep the blood
of such visitors in circulation ?
APPLES WANTED.—A number of people
are anxious to dispose of their apples so
I have decided to purchase another oar
load. Apples must be free from frost
and well handled. Price from 60 to 75
cents per barrel. Apply at onto to A. K.
ROBERTSON, Brussels. 19-1
WELL DIGGING AND DaILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary machtuery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepared
to attend to all work entrusted to him in
a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells
cleaned out and put in proper shape.
Terms reasonable. Residence second
door north of the bridge, west side of
Turnberry street, Brussels. 5.01
Ton lade mentioned in the following
item in 0sister to Mee. P. Scott, of Brus-
sels ::Miss Kate Brine, daughter of J. P.
Tag genial Mtudy McLennan was in Brine, of Seaforth, has left for Colorado,
town last week. where she will be joined in the bonds of
14 LOADED cars left Brussels station marriage to Allan McLean, of that place,
last Saturday., formerly of Seaforth. :Liss Brine for a
II -Ennis in harness done divan soya nfimbev of years past has been engaged
well at I C. Richards. in the Hit -et Day Company's store in
101o.s LILIiE McLArcnLix, of Brnseels. Winelpett, u. ,,r, silo Was highly esteem -
was visiting in Wingbaut 1'. ' week, ed.
No use talking Arthur Veal is selling 1 D.C.A.—Last 'Monday evening a de -
all kinds of furniture very cheap. 20 bato was ]told in connection with the Y.
ales, J. R. 8nrrn and daughter Kate 1'.C.A., of Dielville ebureh, PresidentMe-
made a brief visit with friends in Win; -
ham last week.
S. II. Lean. of Dort Elgin, was in
Brussels en Thanksgiving day. He's the
same Finds; o as over.
Miss Enut OLIvEn arrived home la -t
week from an extended vitt with her
sister, Mrs. Ino. Leckie, Toronto.
POwDE7) and shot was wasted in great
shape on' Thanksgiving day. Every
available shooting ,}ton in the locality
was in csn.
WANTeD.—A place as general servant
in a private family. Any person desir-
ing a servant should apply at TIE Pear
Publishing House at once. 18
WE received aver'y neatly finished map
of the Dominion of Canada on Wednes-
day of this week. It is published by the
well-known John Lovell, of Montreal.
Notice or REMOVAL.—Dr. Graham has
Kay in the elt::ir. Tee subject was "Re-
solved that annexation would be better
fee Canada than independence.' The
affirmative was led by Adam Good as-
sf•ted by Reba Dickson. jr. For the
negative W. Dryden and F. W. O'Brien
held the font. After an hoar and a
quarter had been folly occupied decision
was given in favor of independence. R.
S. Hays and A. R. Smith were delegated
by the audience to decide rho case. The
choir supplied music. The next meeting
will be held ou Dec. 3rd.
Mrssrot,mr.—From the annual misa
sionary report of the Methodist Church
of Canada the following contributions are
credited to places in this locality :
Wingham ..$1711 18 Teeewator.,88, 73 28
Wroxeter .. 75 00 Brussels .. 08 68
Walton ,.,116 00 Londosboro' 198 50
'Myth 182 51 Auburn.... 203 30
removed his office and place of residence Tteigravc.. , , 100 211 Bluevala .. 75 50
from his brick block, Turnberry street, Listowel..., 177 95 Gerrie .... 101 46
to his new residence, opposite Melville Attwood 9a .9 Ilenfryn .. 41 53
church, William etreet. 14. Ethel 81 60 Godorieh . , 805 12
1'rrL.—Intending applicants for either Clinton 652 70 Seaforth . 200 00
Toronto or Ottawa Normal Schoolscan Lneknow 93 00 Whit'cb'rch 83 00
Total raiment for Guelph Conference,
e17,8,1111.07. The total receipts far the
Seoiett were 5219,180, and the expendi-
event last Sabbath with relatives and
friends in Ilruseels.
Tun Methodist Sabbath school maid -
Pate giving n sonserve
co about Christ-
mas time, entitled "Meesiah's Star."
Practice will be pushed next week.
Tisa Town of Southampton, Brace
comity, passed a bylaw granting a bonne
to Vanetone Bros. Brussels, to aid then
in starting a chair factory its that place.
T. O'Nttn disposed of his brown
"Magician" driving mare to Jno, Scott,
Listowel, for the sum of 8180. She was
a very rid'• little beast an:1 handsome an
,t picture.
LEeeenn,•--On friday evening of next
week Rev. David Rogers, of Londesboro',
a (miner pastor of Brussels, will deliver
a lecture in the Methodist church on
"Lights and Shadows" It is said to be
well worth Meering.
S0i,1.—•TI1e Avery farm offered for
tole last Setnrday afternoon, at the
American hotel, nrus+eis, was purchased
by James Huston, Grey township, for
s:3,400. E. Wellings, of Toronto, repro.
sensed the London and Ontario Invest.
ment Company.
oo,r about the rink this winter? isn't
it about time somebody was snaking ice
Curling promises to be well patronized
this winter throughout the world and the
Brnsscis eilappies do not want to be be.
hind their neighbors. "Soop her up."
You would think, to meet many of the
members of Melville church last Sab-
bath morning, that Rev, J. Ross bad
been preaching a very sympathetic dis-
course, judging by their eyes—but it
turned ont that the furnace and pipet
were largely responsible.
COTTERS AND SLEIone.—Scott & Will-
iams have a splendid lot of cutters and
sleighs just finished. The timber is the
best, thoroughly seasoned and the work-
manship cannot be beaten. We will not
be undersold. The customer with the
cash in his hand can make a great bar.
gain. Give us a can and see our cutters
and sleighs. SCOTT & WILLIAMS, Mill
Street, Brussels. n19'tf
HORSE Fun,—The monthly fairs for
the sale of horses will bo resumed in
Brussels, the next ono being held on
Thursday, December Otto and will con-
tinue during the winter months. Tho
beet buyera of Canada and United States
will be present. Hundreds of horses
were sold at these fairs last Spring and,
ou the wholegood prices realized. Keep
defer applying for admission until .April
next, as both schools have now their still
complement of students for the .January,
18Se,term. tares 5195,400.54. The largest eubeorib-
NoTrcE'1'O TAxPAemr..4.--Tito ratepayrre ere to the fund are Hon. Jno. Macdonald
are hereby notified that all taxes are to
be paid to me on or before December let.
I will be found at Ross Bros.' store ready
to receive the same. Its. 1h..
17-3 Collector.
Laws Saturday Samuel IInt t rd met
with a misfortune while chopping near A. M. Bell and family, Halifax, $400.
Jno. Robb's farts. Achill ttttclt on Otto Ca
uuurr Coxcenr,--Tho :unmet charity
and family, Toronto, $1,110; ]Ton. Jas.
Ferrier, Montreal, $1,000; Dr. Aikins,
Toronto, $3100 ; Hou. W. 1:. Hanford,
Ilemiltnn, $00 ; Jairue Hart, Halifax,
85001 Wm. Goodcrhem, Toronto, 8472;
W. II. Keathy and family, Dundas, 5400;
blade of the axe, causing it to glance and
inflict an ugly gash in his left foot. Re
will be laid up for some time.
Props, — A wenther-wise individual
writes: '•People might es well :cert
their furnaces and stoves full beset, for
it's going to be colder Sunday and Mon-
day. Saturday night will be the coldest
of anv this fall." Perhaps the w. -w. i.
concert, under the auspices of the Brus•
eels Branch of tete W.C.T.U., was held
in the Town Hall on the evening of
'I'llaultegiving day and was largely pat-
ronized. The program was an excellent
leo sod was presented in a manner that
drew forth great applause from the in-
terested audience. Encores were the
rule came
known no more about it than the ordinary cameo than the exception and a
n
most enjoyable ovouing was spent by
citizen. those in attendance. The program, as
.A. NEW STELE or Pose Came—The outlined last week, was as follows : Cbor-
Poet Office Department will issue a new us, "The Hunting Chorus," by Comp -
style of postal card. It is much litre the
double card of the present pattern. The
back folds are split diagonally and open
like a pointed star. The four corners
are folded and joined in the centre, with
to piece of gummed paper. The card
weighs lees than half an ounce, and will
Contain 00 more writing than the pre-
sent card, the only advantage being
greater privacy.
A Wein IlearLyrio3.—Thu attelltioll of
Hotel keepers is called to the Alt passed
in the last session of the Ontario Legis-
lature respecting the prevention of
aooidents by fire in hotels and other pub.
lie buildings. For the benefit of the
hotel keepers of Brussels we give a synop-
ers of the ir:acling provisions in the actmention d. The Act came into force on
Nov. let last and it is menthe(' that every
betel shall be furnished with a ladder
outeido the building to to built of iron,
attaelred to the wall with a railing Oil
any ; Instrumental dnett, "Scotch Airs,"
Mrs. Geo. Thomson and D. Stewart ;
solo, W. M. Sinclair ; duott, "I've wand-
ered in Dreams," Mise Kerr and J. Har-
greaves ; recitation, "What I like to see,"
Charlie Cantelon ; quartette, "Buie
Brittania," W. M. Sinclair, A.. Strachan,
H. L. Jackson and J. Hargreaves ; dnott,
"Tho Crooked Bawboe," MISS K, Wilson
and J. Thompson t solo, "The Lazeroni
Maid," Itiisn N. Williams ; instrumental
duett, ,Hiss Lizzie and H. L. Jackson ;
instrumental duett, Miro IIargreavos;
nolo, "Tho Old Songs," Miss Siem ; guar•
tette, "The Belfry Tower," Misses Kerr
J, Hargreaves and A, Strachan ; solo,
''Cvlien Kitty is Milking the Cows," Miss
Kato Wilson ; comic abaft, Mrs. Rogers
and W. II. Moss ; instrumental duott,
"Scotch Airs," Mrs. Goo. Thomson and
Alisoilaliantytlo ; solo, "Mrs. Xenon'
Musical Party," J. Ilarm:me s ; tableau,
"Rock of Ages" • National Anthem.
the date in view, Thursday, Deo. 0th,
Mumma. •— The Woodstock Times
says : "On Wednesday afternoon a pleas-
ant affair occurred et the resides:co of
ox -Alderman Pott, his daughter 011ie
being nnite•i in marriage to D. M. Fere.
mon, of Stratford, (formerly of Brno
eels.) The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr. Panton, of Stratford, in the
presence of a few friends and relatives
of the happy couple. The bride was the
recipient of a nutter of very handsome
presents. After partaking of refresh-
ments, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson left for a
trip to the oast. They have the cengrat.
nlations and good wishes of a host of es e
friends."
HELPIxi ONE ANotntEa.—In his dis-
course on the Sabbath school lesson last
each side and capable of holding o.t leant Special mention should bo made of the
six persons at a time. in addition to songs in ohmmeter which were splendidly
this there shall be placed in each bed. done. The tableau was presented in a
room a rope not less than ,' of an inch in vory lite lido manner and a good many
thickness, and of sufficient length to ; !messes made as to whom the young lady
reach the ground below ; likewise there 1 was. The seeoeeede amounted to about
shall be posted up in each of the sleeping $88. The ladies of the Union wish to
apartments a notice calling attention to ' return their heartiest thanks to the lad.
the said fire escapee and containing full
directions for the use of the same, as
well as a description of the outside stair•
way and the situation and means of
eg1ess to the same. The duty for the
enforcement of the Act is in the hands
of the Instector of the district in which
the hotel Is situated.
1
CT IIIOMERS REAP THE BEiNEPIr.: !
le 'ilk
Should Auld k@cillalll-,-
ance Be Forgot.
No ! don't forget it ! Brush
up your olcl Coat and send it
to your brother in Manitoba or
British Columbia and then buy
our New Fall and 'Winter Cloth-
ing. They'll suit you better in
the streets of our town. Brus-
sels Clothing House is the t`auld
acquaintance" that we don't
want you to forget or to avoid.
We'll promise to wear well
Sabbath Rev. G. B. Bowie, f Knox
church, said that ho preferred "helping
others" as a title to this lesson. He en-
deavored to show that helping others
was incumbent upon us on throe grounds
viz., the ground of commandment ; of
necessity ; and above all of the example
of our Lord. But who are the others that
WO should help ? Answer—Our sisters
and brothorn everywhere, the whole fam-
ily of man, all the children of God. De-
scending to particulars Mr. Howie said
there are a thousand millions of people
its idolatrous darkness, all branches of
the church of Christ are attempting to
send forth His light and truth. Our
own branch of the • church is humbly en-
deavoring to occupy a humble rank
among torch -bearers and consequently in
seven different places in heathendom we
have so ordained missionaries with their
helps. Within the limits of this Domin-
ion our church maintains 247 mission
fields, having 744 preaching station
The cost amounts to about $50,000s.
the year ending March 3L, 1880. The
congregation was asked to help others
in foreign countries, boob above all to
help our "Home Mission" and augment-
ation funds. Hare Mr, Howie explained
the nature of the augmentation seheluo
and said that the work cost $29,000 this
year.
ios and gentlemen who so kindly assisted
on the program, to Miss Hargreaves for
her services as accompanist, to the Baud
for their gratuitous mueio and to 14tra,
Pletcher for Otto use of star piano. Itis
needless to remark that the money will
be judieiouely and economically expend -
ad in tolieviag the needy,
SPAM/NO.—In Brussels, on the 19th
inst., Olio wife of Mr. J. II. Sperling
of a daughter.
TnmteiAe, Nov. 29. --Farts stools, c&o.,
lot 00, con. 1, Turnberry. Sale at ono
o'olocic p.m. 13obt. Morro%, prop., J.
Cowan, auo.
7322.:Tf3tel0317...,S S.(r_EN. ,.MV.SEI 'S,
CORRECTED CIIMITOLLT Eyritx wEErr.
Fall Wheat 1 0;3 110
Spring tYtoot ... 1 Os 1 10
Bamley 50 63
Oats
Peas '
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Maur per barrel..
Potatoes '•
flay per ton 13 00 14 00
Hides per lb 4 5y
Salt per bbl„wholesale.,,60 80
Shoop skins, each..,18 1 00
Wool, per lb. G'1800 6 25
Pork ....- _ —--_----•-
da.h.-- ONvaS= a,¢.A.=S'I Tut.,
cOnaP.CTEn CAnttt000T mvEitt WEEt.
Fall Wheat 1 Lr 1 18
Spring Wltoat ... 1 15 1 18
p 32 38
G55 GO0 02
80 00
Butter, per lb 16 17
Eggs, per dozen 16 00
Apples, per bushel 65 00
Hogs, dressed G 50 7 00
Beef.,..,,..,....,'..,. 4 50 5 G0'
Ilay.,.,.......... 11 00 14 60,
Wooi1, I1t1or corn 2 50 4 50,
Sheepskins, each 40 '75
33
17
18
5 00
94
59
18
00
00
30
DVBIICOATS I
OW THEY FLEW OUT OF TIIE', BRUSSELS (LU'l'lLING
House last week. What a week for business. A rush, a crowd
continually hurrying, hardly enough salesmen to wait on the eager
throng. What makes it 1 �1'lly swell a business ? Th1t salve rate
of increase for year 01' two more and Brussels 1voIi t bold us.
t
Why is it so :' Simply because right goods at dight prises 'lave
1101011 their work.
GSTUFF,
GO MAKiNG,
GOOD YLEt....
We believe in, and the good value we have been giving, not only
bring customers back but bring new ones with the olcl. See our
Overcoat Stock this week. It includes everything now, everything
stylish, everything durable. The finest goods the market aflor(ls,
as well as all the medium and lower grades.
'�,
� ... .. CL Etic's O ,.� Ll ...l
A. R. SMITH, CLOTHIER,
BRUSSELS CLOTIIIlvCr` HOU,>L+'.
REAL ESTATE.
ft.EOIOB FARMS FOR s A.LE.—
A sew splendid, improved farms for
dtMorris and
ofitRot'. he Apply too 110 �DEy1.GAelY, 00•
Auction eor,T)russele P. 0.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
On the corner of Mary and Mechanic.
e trivets, in the village of Brussels. This lfro-
pOrty is vory conveniently situated and is e
bargain to any person having a tinnily of
young children as it is so near the school,
(food stable and well on the promises, also
some young fruit ttrees thnd e ow quantityt of
smto all fruit. Aptly
premises.
15-tf r,1MR5. T17IONBULL, Brussels.
Oats
Peas
Barley
Potatoes
1ARMFOR SALE.—TINE SUB.
sommEn oilers his valuable 100 5000
farm, being lot 3, con. 13, Grey Township,
ninon Co., fnr sale. There aro about 00
acres olearnd and in good heart. Moro is a
log house, good Yank barn, bawling orchard,
and all the necessary conveniences on rho
promises. roc further particulars, as to
)trice, terms, oto„ apply to tato Proprietor,
price, Clare P. O., 14.W. 'U.. or to
241 DOUOAL'i1 0Tl04011A14, 13rus5018
1Li,Aioneit NED� MienSALE.--THE
for anteeZOto north
eastuarter of lot28, concession 6, Morris,
County of Duron. containing GO acres. The
land Is of prat duality and in a high state of
eulttvation• wo11 fenced and under -drained,
45 acres rlearod. New frame house, a rooms,
mill( house with concrete relic, 3 welts,
good barna and shod. oroliard, oft. Eight
acres of fall wheat. This dosirable property
adjoins the oorl1toration Of Brussels. Suit-
able ter me will be given. Titlo perfect,
d1iM1;5
05.
Box ! G UrtOsals P. 0,
�lTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
`r
cements south half of lot number
SO in the 4th concession of the township of
Morrie, known as the homestead of Ambi
bald Taylor, oontatning ninety-nilto acres.
Ninety
ith valuable time ger'. the xce lout wood-
ed
largo orchard of ahoioo trees, soil in
good condition and is situated ono and a
quarter miles north of the Vllingo of Brus-
sels, ell 0108 main gravel toad Thin is ono
of Oho finest homestead fume in the County
of Heron and will bo told at a bargain and
on terms to suit pilrehener. For further
artioulaes apply to the Proprietor. A. M.1'AYLOB, Neuningl, Arcade, Toronto, or to
a1101.11BALD 'iAt1,011, 810., en the
prom.
lees.
FARM FOR SALE,
rho Esooutors of the estate of rho late
WIl.LIAnt Hoover, 17sennus, deceased, now
oiler the fOnowint( valuable lands for Salo,
✓ iz. o --The north hall of lot 27, and the wont
half of thonortb half of lot 20, both in Oho
fish concession of Cho Township of Morrts,
O 0,1 0311 110f snores ai•o ooloarecltland0in ligood
condition, the greater part being in grass,
Thel,alano000 well timbered, ahlefly with
heeol7 and maple.
This farm le favorably situated within one
mile of the village of ')russets, w1110h affords
au exaoltout market. Those is upon the
promises a good frame been and portae au
oroliard of ehofoa fruit trees, a never failing
spring, Woo a good well and pump, and good
fon000. !Chis property will be sold in ono or
two parcels, to suit intending purchasers:
Ptsrobnsor will be allowed to enter and have
ass at house 00111000(008 at any time after
harvest sol to do fanlowing, ran po00o0-
1100 will 1M given at 1st Novemboe next,
1''or t0r1r19 and further particulars apply
BANKING.
1�jc1NTOSH && ItIaTAGGART,
11 BANKERS •:. BRUSSELS
Transact a General Bailktatg
Business.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Oenadiauland United$ totes Drafts bought
and sold.
Intseostgalloweel on deposits.
Collections rnadc on favorable terms.
Oanadiao Agonte—alitnemorr's Been me
CANADA.
Now York Agents—IttmonTmns sun:Tnan-
Ene NATro\AL HANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR, SOLICIT-
or, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
&o. Od{oe: Glatiam's 13100k,1 floor north of
Bavgroaves' Drug Store, Private rands to
Loan.
E. WADE, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor autl Notary Publio. Con-
vovaneluo, collections and Loaning, air,
Wade will attoud in lierrio ovary tv adaos•
day at two o'oloOk.
TIOKSON eC HAYS,
(Late with Darrow & 1 eosd(oot, Code.
rich) Barristers, Solicitors, Oonvoyan05rs,
00, Oltloe, Grant's Block, Brussels. Money
to loan,
11. S. BAYS, W. B. DICKSON.
A 1V1. TAYLOR, 13. C. L., BAR-
B memo, Solicitor, &c„ of the Jlrm of
Diokoou, Taylor & lvindlallouppu,t Barristers
Solicitors, &c., Manning Arcade, icing Shoat
West, Toronto, Atonov to loan,
A HUNTER, CLERK OF
Ono 13ourthDivision Oourt,Co. Hilton
Convsyaneor, Notary Public, Land, Loan
and iwouranee Agent. Vends invested and
to loan. Oalootione utade. office In Gra-
ham's Blook,tiruossl6,
ditT OUNN(N0y441
INSURANCE,
FIRE, AND MARINEr3
GUSLPH,
MEDICAL CARDS.
CALE, M. D., 0, M.
9 V
Member oftho College of Physicians and
Sergeons ofontaateby examivatimn.
Oinee midResidoua—Main St. Pant ,tithe
Ontario,
T A. McNAUGHTON,
t 0. At, 3 ,10.0. P. Edinburgh, At. 0, P.
e'. Ont. At Bareeoavet' Drug Store from
0 14 11;30 a.m. and from 1,80 to 4 L, in. At
other }lours may be found at the residento
formerly 000npied by Dr. Butte:Moon,
Milt street.
CENTAL..
to the unnorsigned.Peat:dors,,or to ;one - :DJG:Le ICItt' ar,>C Y.
ver rnsa0 s, Ont. (3. r,,, Ball, L. D. 8., honor Deaden -to and
Gear a i 35415 Y•, kt.1i, 0.11, 8. T.orotnt0, VtboI(''o0 Air given
o Exlccu'POtts.
L
liicksotr.t Ilnyt, 1 B, B:tfot9o0, D, T1..5„.Assistant Opotatcr.
Dated a01,lrueeels,; ;num lath, 18811. 50 .. 'Oirlrt0n--tteyers liloelt, Seaforth,
Menem st,P B 1 U t
D]073 T 1 13B''.
W. 3. Pcor,L.D S. 0 rnduatc of To -
10500 School of Dentistry. All ET, r-
ations guaranteed. (1fficc—Call',.
"nook, Soamrth,
Altiecial teeth, eretquality, moa
guaranteed tit, f o r' $12.O0 per sot,?.
.A.. 1i¢.A.R'S'S 0, Z,, =.
Honor (Graduate of the Royal Collage of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Minos Oxrno
One administered for the peeress extraO-
tion of tooth.
411 1'00E.—One neer North of the 7lniilt.
AUCTIONEERS.
EOIi,GI KIRKBY, L1CL'N-
BED Auctioneer. Sales oonduoted on
reasonable terms, farms and farm stook ,p.
seeoialoy, Orders left at Tun Pohl, Publish-
ing hours, Brascals, oe sent to Walton post
aloe will receive prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGATTY, AUCTION-
nein,isprepared. to attend to sales on
Oho shortest notion. A specialty made of
soles of tborongh-bred stook. Terms )nude
known be application tc Tins Pato Publish-
ing Bou80, whore orders may be 1oit, er
uddrore to Brussels P O.
ARAYMANN, Av0PTCNEER
• to alwaysready to attend solos of
farms, farm stock, &a. Terms cheerfully
given, Oraubrook IP.O. Sales may bo at -
ranged at Pins Pest Publisttfog .hoose
Ill's solo
BUSINESS CARDS.
I, 'II. MoORAOIi N, ISSUER
•
of Marriage Licenses. Oince at his
Di000ry,Turuberty Street,
Oil Teacher
HENDRY,
Teacher of Oil Painting. Rooms at
Mr, ,Alex, Wilson's, Prineots Omelet. Class
days, Thursday and Saturday, -
ISS O'CONNOR, T1AOITER
ler of Liatlo and Orgatt? Tories on appli-
cation,
N.B.—Walton class moots every Thursday
awl L+`t9day atAlrs, D. Campbell's, Walton,
ISS HARGREAVES DESIRES
to rooeive ;pupils for (eaten -
Don 031 the PIANO avid 01143.04. 8 years
Deperient$, Residence with lilies, Aitu-
grcttt'cs, over OOAl0G1t13,t93171 5)319i(3 tot!
b7l08033. uo6-syr. d)j
�
PN. BARNNETT, TONSORIAL,
Artist. Shop, next door south of A.
M. Moliay & Oos, hardware store. Ladles'
and ohildron's ltalr onttiug a spcalaity.
A choice stook of °tears kept.
MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR •
e riago Lioonsee, 1jty. appointment: .of
151out,-Ooyeenor, Oommtsdtouor, &0,, (a,
Ceuyoyan aorauct Agont Vire Inssraneo Co.
()Mao at the Oranbrookl'oatOffice.
IIODPICR, HOUSE, SIGN
W 7 and Orn amoutalreinter, Graining,
(Rheug, Mgt and Decorative Painting 10 all
its branohos, Strop Blinds done up in style.
Paper Bonging a speotalty. Shop ono door
Sou alt of J.)3nyoro' Carriage Works.
W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOl
r Geminate Of Oho Onterie Veterinary
Onllog0 has resumed the Praotioo of John
NOtt,V,Seend isprepared to trona all die
50000 ofdemestioatoct animate on soientltln
medappeovod prltmlploo. '1'raatrttontef clot -
lento foals a 00t,00ialIB Otgee two Elders
North of Brldgo,Turnbjfi'ry st'eot,