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. MEASVE ^;, EAND114-. . - t xra r.; -. > EGETtucura
- (a0 I a ix.. ]!illi at Skene's, fico Soinyv in'1lurh.
100 16()
1 1.,:314 1.;=li nl ;1lct eeeltt•1i e.
! 1•(�:.,r (Amor ,and Timothy divA 1„1,
r,t� x314 Nilo at 'l l e.lne 011 rig
() ?Alf, ,fd.e.:a{ `{' fi' N•�•4- AI.l+ltkl Disuse, of :etagere, is visiting
P his mother this week,
Fl 0 "„Rs A Za A M. Ktx, of Stratford, was it) town
1 rile a, Saturday and Sillily.
Or will Exclililln( for Village or 1 Tics week W. M. buulair was at the
Village
Queeli e city attending to business.
f lrirs-441...
I.'n Oi 1'reporty Lll in nets,!
It is sittltatnd in the ltaiiwas
Belt Of the -C. E. 1C. and i9 a 1'e14
miles south of 1Vliitlo!!•uotl.
g All the settlement (ltttiee
are done anti the deed ie now iu
my posseeSicn. NO e11onnlbranc-
el. Appy at ':!nes to
G. A. Deadman,
IJr'nnvi::t tf Booliwr'ller. Brussels.
NO EMM. EDY
given 0114E universal satisfaction as the
COUGH 1REMEDY nianufactnrerl jn
Seaforth, (alle4
1 - LU.fiSQGN & WILSON'S- .-e
AgOa o. J NIO /,.ate l - nP 44,44. J�l��,
iJ
�,RagJ�al eGlyserate� balsam of Flrh e'
u N,Me N;u :e,n,°(„n,fi%w:u;uwNNN.ofu N.m ,o
fes wonderfnl virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggiets sell it. Piece 50 cte.
17-Gme.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
501.:THL••RN nemeses, W. G. ate 0, 0.
Trninsleave Bruseels Station, nort and
south as follows:-
Ge1ngSOntb, Coin.; North.
Mail............ 7:02 a.m. 1 Mixed 0:30 0,01
Express 11:45 a.m. I Mail . ....3,00 p.m
Mixed 8158 p.m. 1 Express 0.45p.m
A. chiefs amang ye talon' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
CASH for Eggs. Avast Goon.
S1teNE selle-tbe cheapest goods in town.
HOUSE and lot for sale. Apply to Jas.
Dille.
CLOVER and Timothy seed at Ite-
Cileken's.
Miss Ar.nrn Eames is visiting in
Hallett.
ei'No. Ernes spent Sunday in Luck -
n ow with his brother Richard.
DimTRICT I.O.G.T. lodge was held in
W essels on Wednesday of this week.
Evcim grown person who attends Veal's
auction sale will receive a nice present
Korth 25c.
8,000 white brick for sale at a bargain.
May be seen at the Central Botel, Brus-
sefe• T.O'Nicr.. 31.
I snow to.day One Thousand Dollars
worth of Spring Boots, Shoes and Slip.
pore. ADAM Goon.
ALL orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. RC, McKay & Co's store
still be promptly attended to.
30. HENDERSON Boos.
Se. JomN's Matadi social at the resi-
dence of W. E. Mose on Thursday even-
ing of this week.
Ton roof of the Maitland skating and
meeting rink is in bad condition, a cave
ih being threatened owing to the weight
oLenow 041 it.
THE item referringto Richard Williams
lacjl.week, was inoorre:t in reference to
liirt,yvithdrawal from the carriage making.
The firm will still remain Hugh Williams
&,Son and they will handle the Fleury
Machinery as well.
Snow To Srnas.-Last December a cam.
m6ipieation froth a certain lady was
placed before the Presbytery of Maitland
afficting the charaoter of Rev. 0. B.
•kwie, L. A. It was then suepeeted
that the complaint partook of the nature
ora -breach of promise, The Presbytery
forthwith appointed a committee cam.
prised of three ministers and two elders
to .investigate the subject and report.
•11ie committee bestowed the utmost care
Mgt took toe greatest possible pains in
pg forming their duty and last Tuesday
uSinimously came to the conclusion
( 1-�t;t) That there was no ground for the
otfa,rge of breach of promise ; (2nd) That
sup acharge was never made,; (3rd)That
the complaint contained in the December
coHmunication had been cemplately
withdrawn and the complainant express.
ell regret at having troubled the Presby-
tery at all. Coosequently Rev. A,
Suaherlend, convener of committee, re-
ported that the Presbytery's committee
unanimously find that there is nothing
to come before tho Presbytery, and on
motion, duly emended and passed, the
stihjeot dropped with Dlr. Bowie's con-
sent, We should gladly have kept silent
en this aubjeot were it not our object to
shbw that sometimes it is Letter to be
slow to speak.- Com.
SoCLti.,- Knox church a0ngregation
gave a social for the S:Ibbath School last
Taesday evening at the residence of (leo.
Crooke, rah cm). T,. nay there was a
crowd at it docs not give any idea to a
person not present 01 the size of the.
company. In addition to the friends
from the country there were eight loaded
conveyances ;cant front lii'Uasels contain -
tug from ten to twenty.11ve persons Gael,.
The foll,.v.ine interesting 1nu410111 and
literary temente) w,ts Nit in the stands nt
W. 1I. iters : fia11, Mise Kate Wilaon :
Cane l,nlo Jua :Jones : reading, 14 1',
!Capier; qu -tette, 11119000 Hargreaves
add Herr and A. Hnrlulhltn and If. L.
7001te011 ; SOW and 11 urns, A. Strachan
and colupenv halo, Mile ,Jessie Strachnie
treat, Mies Hargreaves and A. Strachan ;
menet solo, Ja•.,600(•;: solo, 1\Iize Lido
Crooke: quartette, Misses Hargreaves
and Herr in:,l A. Str1ohau and I1..14.
',reason; 001,1, Mi;. Jeesin Strachan ;
"Ault' .Lang Syne,' 0y the company, lU1
amplo supply of prn0181000 and coffee
wan served during the evening and a
very Jolly time wee put in, especially by
the c00lpany in the parlor. G. A. Dead.
man, euporintedait of Knox S.S., return-
ed thanks to the portions ns asststinl, 114 the
pxograln, the c 'airman and Mr, and
Mos tle0oko 610 the use of their nom fort -
MAO home. The vory re4peeteble
%mount: of 1)24 V(av the 'financial result
of tlio social.
1'cra:•n Fends to lour on Farm
`
n •ity. Pose Publishing louse.
ttil•s 1,11,1.A Wt)DNNOI: W,14 110010 for a
weep 014 1t visit from Guelph.
1 Eo. C1pmu111x Was home from Galt
over Sunday. lie went bads ,Monday
merlli int
M1,4 KATE L4rvor,ov has taken a
titu:,tl.nl 1113 milliner at Aylmer for this
0005011.
LI:ATin:En1LR is going to sell auything
in the furniture line et wholesale pride
en Saturday, the 16bli inst.
Iv you want bargains in furniture go fn
Leatherdale's on Saturday 16th, He will
sell you goods cit that date at coat.
Imeen1uEAns, noteheede, billbends,
Envolopee, eSe., in stock at '1'01; Post
Publishing House, Printing done neatly,
rhenfly and expeditiously.
BT actual count there are 75 pitch hales
from the Town Hall, Brussels, to the
concession 11 miles north of the town, 11
you don't believe it take a drive out
there.
Tits partuerehip existing between
Messrs. Roberts t Jt 0t rson, blackelnithe,
has been dissolved by mutual ooesent.
The former gentleman to ii1 oeolia41 the
business.
Timm was no service in St. John's
church last Sabbath owing to the indis
position of the incumbent, Rev. W. T.
Cleft, who was suffering from a severe
cold. The Walton service was also with-
drawn.
HARRY DENNIS, the well known harness
maker of Brussels, has sent no less than
13 Bets of harness to Manitoba and the
Northwest this winter, with intending
settlers, He has also done a big trade in
trunks and valises.
Mawnoni.-For the benefit of passen-
gers to Manitoba a through coach will be
attached to train leaving Bruesels at 11:48
a. m. on the following dates :-'larch
12th and 26th, and April 0th and 23rd,
to make close connections with through
colonist trains at Toronto. For all in-
ormation and through tickets apply to
Taos. FLwrolaoR, G. T. R. Ticket Agent'
Brussels. 33-
JosErn WEUSTER and G. Gobel intend
taking out soon to Northern Dakota two
or three thorough -bred Clydesdale stal-
lions, and also a number of brood mares.
The people of that section will find it to
their interest to patronize these gentle.
men, as they are men of sterling char-
acter and ability. Few gentlemen have
had more experience in handling horses
than these ]nen. In trottiug stock Mr.
Gabel has had in his possession some of
the beat and fastest horses in this section.
Tun Pose wishes them success.
tl�
MA1:300A .AND BOM•H•n•EST.-NotioeOS"
A coach for those passengers will be on
the 11:45 plain every Tuesday
morning. No change in cars to Toronto.
Long cars for settlers' effects can be pro-
cured on a few days notice. Rates down
this Spring to Manitoba, 310 per car. A
free pass given through to a man in
charge of each car. Gars billed through,
passengers ticketed through, baggage
checked through. 800 pounds personal
baggage allowed to each ticket and 150
pounds for half tickets. J. A. CREIGHTON,
Agent Grand Trunk Railway, Brussels,
"THE I3ixosTA. DnEAxEn,"-At least
400 people assembled in Melville church
last Monday evening to hear a leoture on
"John Bunyan, the Immortal Dreamer,"
by the pastor, Rev. Jno. Rose, B.A.,
under the auspices of the Y. P. J. A. of
that church. The Preeident (A. M. Mc-
Kay) occupied the _chair and after de.
notional exercises, a few preliminary re-
marks from the ohairman and a selection
from the choir of the Society, the leotar-
er was called upon. For about an hour
and a quarter the closest attention was
givers to the reverend lecturer as he
rapidly, though pleasantly and profitably,
sketched the life of one of the most
wonderful men who ever lived. The
synopsis given in last week's issue of
Tim POST MMS eloaely followed and 11 1
great many good lessons were drawn and
tbbolesolne advice given in the course
of the lecture. The audience wont ex-
peoting to Hear something good and they.
certainly were not disappointed as this I
lectu•e was thoroughly prepared and
given in an entertaining manner. A vote
of thanks was passed to Rev. Mr. Rose
on motion of A. Good and A. Stewart,
whielr was appropriately acknowledged.
A quartette was given by Misses Taylor
and Stewart and A. Stewart mud S. Y.
Taylor, after whioh the audience joined
in singing "Rock of Ages," and Rev. S.
Jones prauonnoed the Benediction. Tho
proceeds of the lecture amounted to over
328 and will be applied 011 Allo organ
fund.
"A TALE 101(1 by (Ln idiot full
of sound and fury, signifying
nothing." Shakespeare's words
are applicable to some adverti9-
er911nd their advertising, their
words being full of sound and
fury mean nothing, and their
talk is so rambling and contra-
dictory that it is in verity nal
idiot's tale -all sound nod Ile
:,(11913, all promise and no per•
romance, all cry and no Wool.
111 0011/06301 W1111 thele We phaco
before you Our owl.' advertising.
We prove and demonstrate our
facts. We buy cheap bceaaae
3744 bay in gllanbitie*, because we
n;ttcli the Mal'ket. It follows
that We can 9e11 cheap, if we will,
and we will soli cheap. That is
our promise, will the perfor-
mance equal it ? Will deeds keep
pace with our words ? We Have
been in business ten years. Ask
our easterners l Pack a jury of
them rind I(will notchallenge
a lean but abide by their de-
cision- We appeal to 00181111010
Sense in proof of our unco.1n111on.
bargains. A. 11. ,zi)1(1'11.
37r11,n 1'1:1; f„ -tle it. 1113(1 B.lu'u
NIA!. Rneday will ie.'.t Patrick's s flay.
Mss Lary t h\n'u,' r. le V kiting rulativt.
13171 601114 1s ut \V111g1L•alr Phi 44(111..
111718. A BAl000.A1',m, Of Seltfer'lh, is
31811111(, ole' friends in town tide week.
1 eseitalln0i.1: sells 140 shoddy goods.
All geode are of the boot qualify 14414 will
Le sold at cost on Saturday, the 16th,
No hangers on to bay goods if they are
going tno cheap at Leather,lalo's. 1 osi-
(ivriy goods will be sell atowl oft 18111.
Tile Vose for the balance of 18130 for
1,011 in adman. Tales advantage of
this offer now 31111 toll your neighbor.
Geo. (Immo sr. and wife are quite
poorly Dile winter. They aro both over
NO years of age and were marled over
5U yea a two.
Fon SAMs.- A desirable House and Lot,
1 Cow, mud nem Household Furniture,
Cheap bargains for cash. Apply 10
30.4 J. If. Youxe.
Lear between Brussels and Walton last
Sunday a fur driving glovo. Tho finder
will greatly oblige by leaving it et Tire
Peer Publishing Mouse.
Miss Bnowxtow, A. It. Smith'., lnilliu-
er, arrived here on 1Veduosday from 1'er-
auto to prepare for the Spring millinery
opening at the Gulden Beaver.
Tuns is the glorLeus season of the year
when you weal' agreat coat one day, it
011111 coat the second, a p roue -plaster the
third, and it doctor's bill the fourth.
Tim ;met'iean hotel had their lire es•
cape' put up last week. It is an iron
ladder on the north aiuo of the building;
We hope it will never have to be put in
use.
Joos noun and his good lady moved
to their new brick residence last week and
aro getting quite cosily settled. We wish
them many years of happiness in their
comfortable home.
THE Amberstburg Echo says :-This
part of South Essex has not had one
day's good sleighing during the winter,
while Northern and Eastern Ontario have
been and are still blocked with the "beast.
tiful."
WE have pleasure in stating that Jno.
II. Swann, youngest eon of Rev. M.
Swann, of Bruseels, had passed his final
examination at the Dentel College, stand.
ing well in a long list of students. He
talks of locating in British Columbia.
TUE manufacture of the flax crop of
1888, in connection with the B.ussels
flex mill, will be about completed this
week. The market is dull. Our flax
mill is a tip-top industry affording em-
ployment to a large number of /laude.
JAMES B. BALLAR'rrNE, who has been
away in Winnipeg, for about three years,
came home on Friday evening of last
week on It brief visit. He left for the.
west on Tuesday noon, intending to try
hie fortune on the Pacific coast. We
wish him success.
AT a meeting of the Directors of the
Mechanics' Institute, last Friday after-
noou, it was decided to purchase 11200
worth of new books for the library. This
should prove at. additional inducement
for people to invest a dollar and secure a
year's reading.
Koox Onunon.--The sacrament of the
Lord's supper D. V. is to be observed in
Knox church on April 7th and on the let
Sabbath in Mayo the pulpit is to be oc-
cupied by Alfred Day, Provincial Secre-
tary of the Sabbath School Association.
Possibly Mr. Day,may consent to address
other meetings in the neighborhood about
that time, should friends correspond with
slim early.
Tnis is the time when the shoddy pod.
dlars get good money for poor cloth. We
understand the farmers are being visited
in this county, and some of them are
paying the usual pride for shoddy and
11vi11 want to kick themselves after a few
weeks. Is it fair to buy from men for
cash when the merchants have given you
six month's or a year's oredit and are
still unpaid?
03 Friday evening of next week the
debate, mentioned a few weeks ago in
THE Poem, will take place in the Wrox-
eter Town Hall, on Imperial Federation,
between four members of the Wroxeter
debating club and a like number from
this locality. Our "boys" will likely be
Councillor Hislop, Jno. Bain, W. Brydon
and Jas. Bowman. They take the nega.
tive Side of the question. Mr. Keine, of
Gerrie, will be the chairman.
61 I
"ALL ABOARD von W1NNirze."-Brus-
sels to Winnipeg, 1,407 miles. A through
G.P.R. sleeping oar will be on the 11:45
a.m. train next Tuesday, 10th inst.,
through to Winnipeg (and probably furth-
er) without change, Passengers will
pieties apply early and I will secure
berths for them. J. A. CREIGHTON,
Agent G.T.R. Brussels
THE gentleman mentioned in the
following, item was at one time a rosi.
(lent of Brussels being one of the pro.
prietors of THE POST for nearly two
years :-The 'net issue of the Canadian
Poultry Review and Kennel Gazette con.
tains a picture of tho rough•aonted St,
Bernard dog, owned by W. H. Auld, of
Forest. The animal is described ne "ono
of the best suns of the late champion
Merchant Prince who won twenty first
and specials in England and many in
America, and at the time of Itis death
1887 was champion still of rough coats.
We believe he is the only representative
of his illustrious sire in Canada, hence
his name, "Canada's Merchant Prince."
EBEsi:N'r.3Tr000.-Last Sunday afternoon
before the Methodist Sabbath Sulfool
closed Albert Gerry, the Soeiotary for
several years, was presented with a plush
dressing case, containing mirror, brush
and comb, and a silver meter spools anis
silver baster knife for Mee, t�orry by the
'Vicars nod teachers of the school, rho
following address was ret,' by Mise
l.rambly :
Dfr. Albert Gr0vyh
D1101t 1'011.714,--K.nowiug that ,you aro
01)001ly to remove from .Br174se1s w1', 1110
oflieors and teitohcrs of the 1410111odidl
Sabbath Scbool, desire to express our
kindly intermit and feeling toward' you
140 a 511p11 and oflioo bearer in our school
and ask you to nocopt those gifts in the
4.0010 epdrit 111410)0'1
11 wh)0'1 ahoy arm given, '(VG
siueor0ly 11050 that yrself,
your 056i111ah10 wife and little clout'ghter
may [141(1 inmly kind Monde fn your now
]ionto and Lho1 yotu's I.le(y bo zt happy,
useful and eucceoeful life, Wo will often
think of you and will indulge in the hope
of at some time in the future onto more
seeing you back as a resident of Brussels,
W. It'. Mooney made 6140 presentation.
]lar, leery eepllod briefly, finding tt a
dfAicrdt matter to eontr0l his feelings, A
few appr0pl1ieto Words wore oddcd by 4.
Veer, 11, (3(1in'y and the 4uperintende0 ..
M.>1�s•xr� .
I11n1-wnuu( SrENEC._ .Ai tle' r,;:.1onea
of tho brltlo'0 ftibher, Ethel, on the
1: th inet., by lieu. 1l. 1). McRae,
M1 borph A. 11c,msw"rah to Miss
Luba 11„ eldest daughter of Mr. Wm.
Slalom, bout of Ethel,
.1O13' ,^..0 = o,
TUESDAY, 11.[313 a 1,1.-. _Farm stook and
implentenle on lot 5, eon, 17, Croy, Sale
r.01nn1enee8 at 1 ('010010, Jae, Toil, prop.,
G. Kirkby, mac.
Moiety, M.11IolI 2501).--leernl stock,
implement, furniture, &11., 011 lot 9, con.
12, Grey. Salo at 1 o'clock sharp. Alex.
Dolgatly, prop., Geo. Kirkby, aaot.
SATIIRn'T, 11133011 30th. --Valuable term
in the township of Morris, south half lot
30, con, 1. Sete et the (,neon's hotel,
Brussels, at 2 410100k p. in. A, Taylor,
prop., A. Bunter, aunt.
TUESDAY, 141.011(1 20, -Farm stook and
implements, on south half lot 95, con. 6,
Morrie, Sale commence:4 at .L o'clock,
Wm. Barrie, prop., Geo. Kirkby, aunt.
WEDNEdDoN, 111Anon 27... Farm stook
and implements on lot 22, con. 8, Grey,
Sale conune ccs at I o'clock. Mrs. l'eek-
mior, proprietorese, Capt. Stretton, nuc,
Metes O1aocu 15.s -imported and Can-
adian bred stools, on lot 30, con, 6, Mor-
ris. Sale commences at 1 o'olook, sharp.
0. Kirkby mud J. Currie, aunts„ Spew
Bros., props.
lnrns1AY, MARCH 214TH,--farmstook,
Lot 25, eon. 11, Morris. Salo at 1 o'clock
p. m. The 150 acre farm belonging to
the estate of the live Wm. Mooney will
also be offered for sale on above data at
same place. II. 1410000y, Prop, George
Kirkby, A110.
814 CTSO2ZIMM MA 0 R.TS,
CORRECTED cln0eo0L0 EVERY WERE.
Fall Wisoob 1 00 1 03
Spring Wheat1 00
Burley 40
Oats 20
Peas ... 55
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 10
Eggs per dozen 13
Flour per barrel 6 00
Potatoes .. 25
Hay per ton. 12 00
Fides per lb 8
Salt per bbl„ retail..... ,
Sheep ekius, each
Wool, per 1b.
Pork
,1 03
50
80
56
17
00
00
00
13 00
8e.
1 25 014
60 1 00
18 22
5 50 6 00
40.&30'T40 M_ R: 3EITS
CORRECTED C.l 114000 Y 008E0 %EEN.
Fall Wheat 1 00 1 08
Spring Wheat 1 00 1 08
Oats 20 30
Peas 55 56
Harley 40 50
Potatoes 25 30
Butter, per lb .16 17
Eggs, per dozen 18 00
Apples, per bushel 80 35
Hogs, dressed 5 60 6 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hay 12 00 13 00
Wood, per cord 2 50 4 50
Sheepskins, eaoh 40
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
TE,TANTED. A GOOD, GEN.
MBS.E. L
eral,WAemvoGE.nt, 210 washing. Apply to
TTIENDERS WANTED. -SEAL.
al tenders ole be received by the un.
dm:signed for the erection of a brink rost-
deieeanLot 11,800.12, Grey. Tenders to
be received up to March 21st. Plans and
speoi1cation limey be seen at the factory of
MOSers, Smith & Malcolm, Brussels, Separ-
ate tenders for the brick and carpenter work
required. JNO. McLAUGHLAN,
32.8 Cranbrook, P.O.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
On the corner of Maly and Mechanic
streets, in the village of Brussels. This pro-
perty is very
800Ven0ently svituatned and. is a
byugoaginchdr0a4113
8i0t 091 ht nnegar thmscyool.
(food arable and well on the preruieea, also
roma young fruit trees and a quantity of
small fruit. Apply to the owner ou the
premises.
15-tf MBS. TURNBULL, 11Rleeele.
Gr1 ORPIE AND SEAFORTI1 STAGE
Vf Roves.
Stage loaves Corrie about 0:80 0. in., reach-
ing Brussels about 8:80 a.m., ann w111 arrive
at Seaforth about 11:80 a. m. Returning will
leave Seaforth about 3:80 p, m., reaching
Brussels about 0:40, in time to connect with
trains going north end 0011th, Also make
connections with C. P. 1t, at Wroxeter and
Gerrie. S. WALSH, Proprietor,
FARM TO RENP.-THE UN •
devilgoe,l Is desirous of renting the
100-acrefarm, being lot 20, eon, 7, Grey, for
a term of. years, The farm is In aood eon-
ditioo, good bowie, barn, .be. Adjoins the
thriving village of Ethel, where tiler° aro
ohurchoe, school, stores, railway, postoffice
and 811 eonventenoos, Possession ou April
1st. Por terms and particulars apple to
WM. 80ENOE, Ethel, P. 0. 112.11
REAL ESTATE.
L1ARMFOR SALE.—TETE SUB.
san1Dnn offers his valuable 100 acro
farm,beinglot 8, eon. 13, Grey Totvnahip
'Huron Co„ for sale. 'There aro about Od
aures cleared and in goon Heart. There ie 0
log house, good hank harm, healing orchard,
and all the necessary moven tonnes on the
premises. For further particulars, as to
rrioo,terres, oto„ apply to the Proprietor,
PHOS. HISLOP,Clarel. 0., N. W. T,, or to
3-tf DOGGALD 9TJGt CHAN, Bruseels
tAlR1gFOR SALE OrovOIRbR1 eccontaining
ng
00 acres, 'Thera 1s 11 fr1111,1, 110000, 110111,
hare, 01'011112,1, 410.011 the premises. 40 acres
of the land is cleared aid ender Onitivatlen,
and 10 fierce of the balance is well timbered,
Pim term is conveniently located, being
:11 nines from Brussels, I} miles from Cron -
brook and 33 miles from Ethel. `e'er further
particulars apply, on the promises, to
004 Li WIT. HALL. Cranbr0ok Y.0
MAllcll 15111, 1889.
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DRUG AND BOO ._ TO.
(Successor to 3 liargraaves & Co.)
DIBL] AND 8 ll [ 1 ME D[J(IK
1
TATIO J v' '• &c.
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES, &c.
CONDITION POWDERS COIiituCTLY COMPO UNDEl) AT
PT1:71P E E2.1 - --
/11101OL FARMS FOE, SALE. -
N_./ A few splendid, improved forme for
sale in the townabip of Grey, Morrie and
Malitrlop. Apply t0 A. DI4LGATTY, Co,
Attotio neer, mussels P. O.
V �' ACRE FARM Fort SALE.
it -5 first-elase farm for sato in the
Township of Merril iu the County of H nrou
being south half of north half lots ea 400
nod south 'half of 20 in 5th con., eeutaiuing
200 acme 1m01•0 or leas, 121 acres mostly
Maar of stn nips and iu a good state Of culti-
vation. There is young bearing orchard ,a
good house laud hank barn 05 x 58 feet with
stone stable underneath, 'she farm Is sftu-
atod within n mile of the Village of Brussels
coed is a good farm for grain or stook rais-
ing as itis watered with the river Maitland
and never failing spring creel. Possession
will be gloom at any time. For further par -
Honiara apply ou the premises ur to A.11,
ROBERTSON Brussels, P. 0 0.6f
' TALIJABLE FAB,M FOR SALE
being the south half of lot number
80 1n the 4111 oouoeesion of the toweehlp of
Morris, known as the homestead of Archi-
bald Taylor, containing ninety-nine amen.
Ninety aorea are cleared, the balance wood-
ed with timber. Excellent build.
Rigs, large orchard of oboiee trees, soil in
good condition and is situated one and a
quarter miles north of the Village of Brue.
sole, on the main gravel road This ie one
of the finest homestead farms in the County
of Huron and will be ;old at a bargain and
on terms to suit purchaser, For further
particulars apply to rho Proprietor. A. M.
TAYLOR, Manning Arcade, Toronto, or to
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, Sit., on the prem-
ises. tf-
COQD FAEM FOR SALE IN
Yil Morris, on reasonable tonne. In order
to olosetbo affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Hfngatou, the executors offer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for sale North
half of Lot 00, Concession !Township et
Morrie,00ntaining 00 acres. On this lot is
created a good frame bare with atone foun-
dation, good orchard, well and pnmp . Near-
ly all cleared, and Is on the grave road
nlosoly adjoining the village of Brussels.
Thio farm 1s a valuable one, is well fenced
and in a good state of oultivatton. For
prier's and terms apply to THOS. KELLY,
Brussels P. 0., HENRY ,(ENNINGS, Victoria
Square P. 0„ or JAUE0 5NITn, ,Dlaplo Lodge
1'. 0„ Mtddleeox County,
FARM FOR SALE,
The 1xooutors of the estate of the late
WILLIAIIMOONEY,k:egnrne, d0ceaend, now
offer the following valuable lands for sale,
via.: -Tho north half of lot 27, and the west
half of the north half of lot 28, both in the
Ot, concession of the Township of Morrie.
County of Huron, containing 100 acres.
About 110 soros are eleered and in good
condition, the greater part being in grass.
The balance is well timbered, chiefly with
beech and maple.
This farm is favorably situated within one
mild of the village of Brussels, which affords
au excellent market. Thera is upon the
premleao a good frame barn and house an
orchard of choice fruit treed, a never failing
spring, also a good well and pump. and good
lenses. This property will be sold in ons or
two parcels, to shit intending purchasers
Purchaser will be allowed to enter mid have
mea of house on premises ut any time after
harvest and to do fall plowing. Full posses-
eton will be given at 151 November next,
For terms and further particulars apply
to the uodorsigoed Executors, or to JOHN
1000NEr, EOQ., Brussels, Ont.
George Cardiff. l Exeuumons
Dickson at Nuys.
Dated at Bruseels, June 18th, 1898. 50
!I ti ORTGAGE SALE
--OP VAL0A13LE—
FARM PROPERTY
—IN 1 tiE—
_TOWNSHIP OF GREY,,
County of Huron.
Under and by virtue of power's of sale 0011-
taiuod m a certain mortgage made by John
Harbottle, 3hio111 will be produced at the
sale, there will be offered. for sale oy Public
Auction, at the A101t1OAN Ho2111„ in the
town of Brussols, on
17101DAF, the Mind Day of M,UWQ, 188(0,
at one o'eloo11 p, m., the following valuable
Property : Lots Nos. 32 and 118 in the 10th
conceseidn, and lot 82 in the 1.1111 0000ession
in the township of (fray, County of Herron,
eentaiuing 300 acre more or less, of which
about 100 cores are ole' rod, the greater part
of the aleared'land bong free from stumps.
There aro on the property a frame house 0
10811ouse,agood franle barn 45x80, stables
unclerneath,and other out -buildings all in
fair rep air. 111ero is also a good orchard of
about 100knee. The farm ie distant about
10 miles from Brussels and live from lithe',
both good 111arkels. Isnot sold on bion, the
property will be offer°din separate paroola
TERNS Ole RALE -
00e -tents, of the pmella00 money on day
flume, and balaned within 30 days (81,500
may mangle on 'mortgage at 03 per eon t.t
For further partluuhare apply to
A. HUNT1blt, P. 8.SC011',
81-BRUAei:r,4, .tl,l•'tlex/:11n, liiti'000L4..
'0l, ,
DENTAL
OAAIf(INfG.
17��pp,I�''cINTOSFt ,C tllo'CAGGART,
.3.
BANKERS •,- BI1CSS,.LS
Transact t4 General I ankI11,[/
Business,
701'119 DISCOUNTED.
comedian find United :3 totes 1raf64 bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Qolleetions made ou favorable lerO!R.
Oanadtan Agents-,12ERolANT'8 BANE or,
CANADA.
Now York Agents-Immure/is AND TmD-
ERC NA'rtoNAL (CANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
W•
AI SINCLAIR, SOLICIT-
• or, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
1o, Of loo : Graham's B1ock,1 door north of
Hargroavoa Drug 8 tore. Private Puede to
Loam
E E WADE. BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Notary Public. Con-
veyancing. 00110,1)0ns and Loaning. Mr,
Wade rill attend to Gerrie every Wednes-
day at two o'Olnch,
DICKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Carrow Jc Prondfeot, Godo -
rich) Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyancers,
he. Oflloe, Grant's Block, "trussing. Money
to loan.
B. 8, RAYS. W, B. DICKSON.
M. TAYLOR, B. O. L., BAR-
•
Dickson Sr 111o0ullongb, tBa risters,
Soltoators, d:a„ Manning Arcade, Piing Street
Woes, Toronto. Money to loan.
ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF
the Fourth Division 050!1, Co. Huron
Conveyancer, Notary publio, Laud, Loan
andInsurance Agent, Pundit invested and
to loan. Oo.leotiona made. Oliioe 144 Gra-
ham's Block 'Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
GFORGE KIRKBY, LICEN•
sun Auctioneer. Sales conducted 044
reae0nable terms, farms and farm stook a
specialty. Orders left at THE PORT Publish-
ing House, Braseels, or sent to Walton post
office will receive, prompt attention:
.ARAYIIANN, AUCTIONEER,
.s is always ready to attend salon of
farms, farm stock, dm. Terms cheerfully
given. Oraobrook P,O. Wee may be ar-
ranged at TaE PosT Publish tug Eoueo
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. OORAOKEN, ISSUER
77 M
• of marriage Licenses. 0111oo at hie
Grooery,Turnbe•ry Street.
VrISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER
of Piano and Organ. Terms on anvil -
nation.
N.B.—Walton class meets overy Tlmrnda
and Friday at Mrs. D, Campbell's, Walton.
A ISS HARGREAVES DESIRES
to r000ive pupils for instruc-
tion on the PIANO and ORGAN, 8 years
Expertonee, Residence -with Mrs. Har-
greaves, over HA1RGIRE,167tS 8)1IIItf
STORE. Oos-lyr
N. BARRETT, TONSORIAL
• Artist, 0110nP, next door 0011th of A.
M. McKay A Cos, hardware store. Ladies'
and children's hair cutting a 0pootnity,
A eholee stock of clgare Rept,
A-
MONAIR, ISSUER OF MAR•
rhino Licenses, by appointment of
Lieut,.e,+overnor, Commissioner,
Cenvoyaaoer and Agent Vire ineutauoe Co.
Offi00 at the Cranbroekpont ()Moo,
.j W. O'131IJEN, V. S., HONOR
g. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, i0 prepared to treat e11 rllspo.ses of
domostieatett animate on scientl01 and tin -
proved principles. Oeste --Two doors north
of bridge, Turnberr'y street.
j
M. RODPIOK, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental fainter, Graining,
Gilding, Sign fold Decorative Painting in all
its branches. Shop 101inr15 dole up in style.
Paper Flanging a epoeialty. Shop ole door
Routh of J.Iluyere' Carriage Works. - .
T RESSIIAICING._.__.-
s..r The undersigned deg(rent> r
ilunding
ate
to the ladies o0 is prepared
mud surrounding
ell orders
i t u is propnro , to 1isf et to
ell 'adorn intrusted .0 her, Sdoor n rtli
of Walan ter 137, Bh,,o'o1 •.'war one door north
of Walter Ja04Rou's hnrdwnre 0414!13,M8 SAMPLE.
2sRT CUNNINQA
.� AR1. RIBD, SALE, BEING LOTGt ° 114,
Se, 0011,0, Ole', oonttihlieg 100 nerds. • tiorrail`airr$,wle.11ie,'gi'. Igen0A.1'DE.
15 scree are Gr
alenla under arise, and the i
halftime timbered. Abtmt 714 owes of dry (1, 7.. 111111,T,111111,T,1), S., RotorRotora911ato and FIRS AND MARINE.land and 0110 balance 001 0l' and Marls 11011 ( 21,.11, (1. 1), 8.'Poroi,Gl. Vitalized Air given
many. There is a 13,14 11on0o 011 the 10,if, Movies, D. D. S„ Aeslutmnt (lperatnr GUELPH•
to emtsoa. Will be sold on very rettgo11nb1,1 I Orille1:-hie0ori Bloei,, 983101111,
tsrine as proprietor d0e0 not Yoquh•,, the ,
Int. For Hither nartic de s aptly t
1 i ar o 00110,
3r r APC1IAIN Ura"brook 11'.Or
21.1 ALTIF, lil'N'r1,22, Bressela,
-14IAn1161 1NOnto$AL , Tlen lE: U 6h
east quarter of let 2s, C011l0101011 0, 5101'1.)0,
00nnty of llmron,containtng 50 acres. The
laud la Of first quality and in n high state of
onitiyntiap. tams tmno0d aid hadm••rlrnined,
:5 nerds cleared, New frame holso, (41'nMine,
141111( house With (ecerote WOO, 2 wells,
gond barns and Oiled orehatd, etc. 35)gbt
acme 01 tall wheat, 1)11s desirable property
adioinethe ,Orporati0n of 10,050010, 9811 -
able toms will be riven Citeporfeet,
,i A \U$8 010 EVE, Owner,
80- 101[14111 1', 0.
11.3.1.1114'.1.30e47.1. • MEDICAL CARDS.
tC 3.7001,1,. D S. (tro,lunt(' of'2'0•
ven2e9011001Of Dentistry, A11 over.
i atioa0 0113131, tend, OMe0-Oltey'0
Moult, 80110611.
Alt00),,) teeth, 0retg1111103', Rue
goals: tithed et,for 312.00porset,
I31t'iP rl('IM`V.
3:),
Doe m(}radunt.o of the Beyei 0011.Fe,of
Deeta1 Snrgoone, 1'uronto, Serene (Sxtnit
OA( adm111104are.l for tbo pahlh(en oxtrao-
tlon of teeth.
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One Deer Neelh 4,4 fru: 11:!119.
CALL, 1I. D., 0.M.
MombcrOfthe College of PhysIelar,s and
Bm'goo1O of4ntnaf0hy 0xumient100.
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