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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-9-13, Page 8s "V.22222242320111110111112EisicerveGONIGESSEGGErcsuoansstamoislaSSEMIGGVING2 Please ead '1'l.e o1,,nling of the alkide leis consul a rush for School Supplies. We will be pleased to have your order for any of these lines that you may still require. We have a very Vine Collection of leEsau PENc1Ls,Ixu, Se., and should there be any Bt 0k you may want that we do not have in stock we eau quickly procure it for you. Have you seen on Special 5o. Seethe= or Exercise Book, whish is ruled on Fine Pink Paper ? Do not rest until you have one. Please remember we make Books of all kinds a Specialty. along with the Drug Bttsinese. G. A. DEADMIAN, 1)rt mist, Bookseller, civ. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. BOC'laERN EXTENSION W. G. & n. Trains lease Brussels Station, North ' and South. as follows : j GOING Sorsor. GOING NOW/ IL 9ini1..... _. 7:00 asp. atixed.......... 0:20 8,10. t Express 11e1 a.m. Mail &ixipan.' lured .. .... 8;00 pan. P:sprees :US pal. yntal Il.c.tv5 Millie, A chiel's aiming ye talon' notes, ; An' faith heli preut it. NU PAPER NISI' WEEK. Following our usual custom we will take our annual holiday next week and consequently Tun Pest will not be issued , until the 27tb inst. The office will be open to attend to job work as usual. Ons'enS are now on deck. TIMOTIIT seed at McCracken's. TEE POST will not be issued next week. TEE base ball team went to London ou Thursday. M rLAND Presbytery ]net in \Yiugbam on Tuesday. Mores long boots for ploughing at 81.110. ADA! GOOD. Burs0ELs fair on Uet. Brd and 1th. It will be a good one. GENERAL Servant wanted. Apply to Mrs. R. Leatberdale. s Horst and lot for sale. Easy terms. Apply to Noble Gerry. IT is wonderful how Veal sells furni- ture so cheap, but he does. Two lady boarders wanted. Apply at Tan POST Publishing House. Tinter, of four sewing girls wanted im- mediately. Apply to D. A. Swale. MELVILLE church will be closed next Sabbath in the absence of the pastor. Pnn ern funds to loan on good security. Apply at THE Pose Publishing House. WANTED a good driving horse at Arthur Teal's cheap furniture store, Brussels. J. T. PEPPER has colored the globe of his street lamp. It is now a red color. ANOTHER lot of Raymondd sewing maobtces at Leatherdale's at right price, $22. EvoromauNe in their line away down in price and best quality of goods at Leath- erdale's. TEERE was not a quorum at the School Board last Friday and consequently no meeting. Wu. Set=T= was away last week at Stratford filling a contract in the paint- ing line. THE East Huron Teachers' Convention will be held in Bruseele the 2nd week of October. A Nusisi a of Brusselites accompanied the Band and base ball team to Belgrave on Monday. ARTISTS' canvas and academy board s very cheap al Veal's cheap, reliable fur- t niture store. THE Band serenaded D. Ewan an d bride and A. Strachan and bride on n Tuesday night. p APPLE MARSET.—Adam Good wishes to t 0 w 0 d lister, of Grey 'Township, delivered an tl.tt,ndetl exhortation from atOymouth Brethren etaudpolut, Ter Mims •„ , �1 1s. ds McNaughton 4 tt a ht token c ], t ,Ir of 1110 Dressmaking ekes over 11rs. Kirlt's fancy goods store and they will bio pleased to attend to the wants of the ladiee in this locality. Ire thanks are due to the Secretary of the Clinton Fall Exhibition for a cem. plimentary ticket. Every effort is being put forth to make the show a success, it will be held ou Sept. 24th, 25th and. 26th, Tan A.O,U,\V. will make no men. meat for the month of September, malt- ing nine assessments for •nine months, During the past nine months over 23,000 applications for membership hove been received, LAST Saturday W. H. Willie threw open the doors of his boot and shoe store to the public) and he was well pleased with the opening. The Band paid him a visit in the evening and gave him an instru- mental send off, ll. LEATaIIIIDALE's is the head place in Brussels to get anything in furniture, undertaking, organs, sewing machines, window blinds, picture framinggor any- thiug in connection with aDrst class furniture store. LAST Tuesday Sam. Beattie was brought before Reeve Graham and A. Hunter for assault on the complaint of Inn, Boldrow sr., of Morris. The cause of the trouble was a dispute over a saddle. Beattie was fined $2.00. ALL orders for teaming left at J. G. Skene's or A. M. McKay & Co's store will be promptly attended to. All orders for garden plowing left with the above named gentlemen will receive prompt at- tention. 30 HE: 0Ensox BROS. MESSRS. S'1'Ew'ART & Lemon have another car of Manitoba wheat to hand for grinding. They are now in a position to run all the maobinery in their mill at the same time since the new water wheel has been put in. Farmers can have chopping done while they wait. Tag Clinton New Era says :—The sermons preached in Rattenbnt;v St. church on Sunday by Rev. Mr. Sellery, of Brussels, were clear and lucid ex- positions of scripture truth, and were much appreciated by alt who heard them. He will be welcomed hero again at any tints. LAST Saturday evening there was a quiet wedding on Elizabeth street. 0. 1'. Warren, of Palmerston, was the groom and Mrs. E. Pollock, of Brussels, the bride. Rev. S. Sellery, B. A. 13. D., performed the ceremony. The Brass Band appeared on the serene and seven. aded the contracting parties. ON 011E WINa,—As I am on my rounds cleaning, repairing, and tuning organs and repairing and cleaning sewing ata. chines, please drop me a card to let me know where to call. Second handl ma- chines on hand and none giver nut with- out making good stitching. 51- T. Moos'. WELL.DInaneo AND DRILLLyo.--George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drillin wells and is prepar• ed 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 at., Brussels. 434f Ox Wednesday evening of next week, at 8 o'clock, a meeting of the Reformers of Brussels will be held in the Com- mitee room over Doadman's drug store, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Convention, on Monday 93rd inst., and the transaction of any other busi- ness that may be brought forward. A full attendance desired. J. R. Smith, Chairman. FARES NEST WEEE: To Toronto Tues- day and Thursday, $2.60; Monday Wed• nesday and Friday, $3.50. All tioltets good to return on 23rd. Central Fair, Hamilton, from 23rd to 27th, single fare, $8.20. All tickets good until 30th Sep- tember. Central Exhibition, Guelph, Ingle fare, $2.10, from 25th to 27th. All ickets good to return on 28th Sept. T. FLEToann, Ticket Agent G. T. R. GEORGE LOVE said last week that .lie is of going to make the Council move the ark fence. It is not because he did not ry, for he sent a letter to the Cimino!' otifying them to that effect, and then ent to one of our lawyers and got advice n it. Because I sell the Raymond sew - ng machine at the same profit as furni- ure he says it is for spite, I would like o know what he means if it ie not spite, he fence does nothurt him. R. Leather. ale. Tan Stratford Herald say; :--Owing to the increase of their business Messrs. Scarff & Ferguson found it necessary to secure enlarged premises. A000rdingly they leased the store adjoining their own in the ldington brook and had the Parti. tion taken down, transforming the two into one commodious store, with eplendid show window frontage The enlarged store has been neatly fitted up and it is the firm's intention to add millinery and mantle departments to their basinese. ALWAYS Feese.—A R. Smith's new Fall oode are now to hand. Gorgeous array new dress goods, black silk warp, enrietta, Soleils, Silks, Satins, Merves, c. Magnificent display of Tweeds, vercoatings, Flannels, Underwear, Car- te, hundreds of men's, youth's and ye' suits and overcoats arrived and ar- ving. Arrived, Cooper & Smith's oele- ated hand made Boots] and Shoes. We e again entrenched behind the largest d best selected stook we have ever own and bid defiance to all opposition. A. R. SMITH. W. F. M. S.—The annual meeting of e Brussels Branch of the Women's reign Missionary Society of the Mathes. et church was held on Thnr d on of last week. After hearing the rious reporte, which were quite satis- ctory, the following offroers were elect. for the current year;—President, Mrs), L. Kerr ; Vioe-Presidents, Mrs. Paul d Mrs, Wm, Vanetone ; Corresponding oretary, Mrs. Sellery ; Recording Sec- tary Mrs. Gilpin ; Treasurer, 111re. 110th, The receipts from the mite xeS amounted to about $27. The So- oty is prospering, Is the Globe of Thnraday of this week, speaking of the Provincial Fair, we tioed the following;--"StewaoEg Eu. a Saw Set le shown in rho Main uilding ley Daniel Stewart, of Brussels, e inventor and manufacturer. Tilde mple appliance ie madeof the beet steel, 11 last a lifetime, the reversible die will any pitch, will get the hardest eaw iformely and When the teeth are worn the point they 001 be reato,pd with. t joining or stripping, Ask your hard. re merchant for i1 or write to D. say that Wedneedays and Saturdays are the big Fruit days. Dn. WAttLRse gave a very interesting missionary address in Melville church last Sabbath evening. Ie is said the weddings are not all over yet. The Band boys say "We'll he there, ready and awaiting." MEssns. Sloan & MALcoro have par. chaired black drapes for their horses to be used on funeral occasions. ANT person requiring new window blinds should see 11. Leatherdale'e stook ; warrented to give satisfaction. ARTILm VEAL has just received the largest stook of furniture in Brussels and is bound to Bell the oheapeet. Beth you seen the beautiful furniture at Veal's made of real English quartered antique oak and polished like a mirror ? Tars week W. J. Fairfield completed an excellent and life like portrait of Rev. J. L. Kerr. Mr. Fairfield is a good artist. NEXT Sunday morning Rev. 13. Sellery, 13. A., B. D., will take "Without hands," for his subject and in the evening "Provi: dance." Two dollars and sixty cents is the re- turn fare to Toronto on Tuesday and Thursday of next week. Other days single fare. NEXT Friday Brussels base ballists go to London to play tho Commercial Tra. Yellers' olub of that city. A good game Is aspected, th Tare week R. Leatherdaie shipped a Fo quantity of furniture, consisting of par. di for and bedroom suttee, ,kc., to A. Drewe, of Winnipeg, Mau, BAY. J. Ross, B. A„ and Rev. S. Jones attended the meeting of Maitland Pres. bytery, its Wingham, on Tuesday, Elder Straohan was also present. Se. `Jonx'echortle Sabbath school pic- nic was held in the Maitland rink on Thursday of last week owing to rale pre. venting them going to the grove. To9Io r000s -When you want good, Sound tomatoes order them from Thos. Kelly, Brussels. He has about a half aoro of them, growing splendidly. BAATTno Boos. "Topsy" took 2nd money in the half mile running race at Naw liatnburg on Wednesday. Thera were six home in the tape and 5 heats ran. TIM Berlin Band passed through Bruer eels on Tuesday afternoon. They were going t0 play at Lueknow. 11yo Zone Teen in the tug el war also wont north Tuesday !tight. Arlan the Army vacated the Main St 011111 lath Sunday evening Mr, MIeAl• 'P1 0 of H & 0 pe bo ri hr ar an eh say after DO va fa ed J. an Se TS Ca bo 1i in n0 Yak 13 th s! w1 fit un at Ou tva evert, Bruseois, for full particulars, lose who have not seen hie 'Saw Set' THE B1-�,USSELS rOS'i here can do so 111120 Tndnetriah Toro to." 1''814, 1'11(: AND 1i;citn.20la:v1,1W11., `1'11:• u1 t Pall '.,;' nisi] t lll.,1 at. r . 1 a,,,• 11 of the 1 ictowsl .\glieultural aud Eel bition Aesceiati'n will be held on their oomnlodoue grouude in Lietowet oil the 18111 19111 and 20th of September, The prize (lint which may be obtained by dropping a onrd to the Secretary) is a generous Ono end the territory tributory to Listowel will call forth a large exhibit. The speeding, veuts will bo a great at. traction, the reputation of the 1,i;low•el trach for speedy races, straight -forward management anti good patronage having become well established. Thursday and Friday will be 1110 principal clays, there being three races on the former day and four on the latter. The Grand Trunk Railway will issue tickets on the 19th and 20th at single fare. For further pa tioulars see posters or etldrees, 8.2 Wer. MAXIE, Secretary. PllonnoAJ,n CONCERT. -- A promenad concert will bo held in the Mlaitlnn skating rink, Brussels, on `Tuesday eve ins of next week under the auspices lacrosse club. A program consisting vocal and .instrumental music and Higl land dancing will be presented, Arrang ments have been made with Adam Goo to supply a first-class quality of 'Jersey' ice cream. On entrance to the rink each ticket holder will receive a numbered ticket in exchange, a duplicate being placed in a bag. At the close of the con- cert a drawing pi11 take place, and the holder of the duplicate to the number first drawn will be entitled to a minim ticket from here to either the Toronto or Hamilton Exhibition. Brulaels Band will be in attendance and discourse music at intervals during the evening, The rink is being tastefully decorated with evergreens for the occasion. A lacrosse match will be played in the afternoon of the same day, on the perk, between Brus- sels and Wingham clubs, Tan entertainment given in tho Metho- dist church last Monday evening was ate enjoyable affair, At 8 o'clock the pastor took the chair and after devotional ex- eroisea ho made a suitable opening ad. dress. Short, interesting addresses were given interspersed by musical selections from the choir. Rev. A. W. Tongs, of Blyth, was the first speaker. He took "Reading" for his subject, giving sensible advice on tho selection of pure literature and the good to bo derived from reading the productions of good authors. 110 was followed by Rev. W. E. spoons, Will AIM feel; Ilallentyne: hang - Mg 10015, Joe 1 dal lout rue ; Hilver, nod gold fruit spoon, Mien 31, Mope igall, I)el1(2a ug n de,.. chine cols and nanco-s, \V. 11. 11- J)ialteou airs] wife; enter boouet ]older, I D. Straehen and wife; mlver egg cruet, Alex.Mlardeek, Goderioh hand-painto.l Mirror, Misa Nessie Kay ; pair fluky flower pats, Dlis=, Jane Mlltnloll; lathe hot water kettle, Mfrs, Jas. •Mitcboll ; al -amber roll, Miss Inman; pair pillows, Mise Isabella Straohan; osseus pitellorand sugar bowl, W, M. Sinclair and wife; book, Jas, Mlitohell; sillc dress, ans. 33, 13allautyne ; broom and dust pan, Leslie Bets and Miss Jeseio Grant, Tnn Pose joins in the eongratulatious and hopes that itIr. Strachan and bride may live to enjoy many years of wedded happiness. Rov. Mr. Hughes, of Liebowel, was in 1. town on Wednesday, the guest of Geo, 2ogere. Mrs. A. Drewe and children atm Uhl e for Winnipeg, Mian., 31onday 0080. d Mr. Deem has a position in it hardware n. business in that clay, of of t• a Torrance, of Walton, who addressed hint self to the bdys principally. The divie ions of his address were (1) Be true ; (2) Be pure ; (3) Be unselfish ; (1) Bo self- reliant. His illustrations made the points talion very clear. The last speak- er was Rev, Jno, Scott, M. A., of Wing. ham, 011011'tnani of the District. 'Pluck' was taken as the basis of his remarks upon width he built 0 very' practical talk for about twenty minutes, A vote of thanks and the Benediction brought the meeting to a close. Menace MEgT1No.—The Finnnoinl District meeting of the Wingham Dis- trict was held in the Methodist eburoh, Brussels, on Tuesday of this week Meeting opened with the usual devotion al exercises. The following persons were present :—Revds. Jno. Scott, M. A. Wingham ; W. W. Sparling, Teeswater; A. E. Smith, Wroxeter ; S. Sellery, B. A., 13. D., Brnssels; Wm- Torrance, Walton ; Jus. Ferguson, Londesboro'; A. W. Tongs, Blyth ; John R. Isaacs, Auburn ; Robt. Godfrey, Belgrave ; I. B. Walwin, Bluevale ; Rio11d. Paul, Brue- sels. A. number of the laymen appoint. ed were not in attendance. Those pre- sent were :-Samuel Fear, Bruesels ; Andrew Morrison, Walton ; J. Braith- waite, Londeeboro' ; W. J. Johnston, Bluevale. In the ease of Bluevale Mis. sion it was decided to ask the Missionary Board for a grant of $340, with the un• deretanding that the Mission raise $400. The Missionary meetings were arranged as follows ;—Wingham, Teeswater, Brus- sels, Londeeboro', Blyth and Bluevale local aarangements. Dec. Sth is the date chosen by Wroxeter, Rev. A. W Tonge on the deputation. Walton, sermons Oct. 13th, deputation Rev. S. Sellery, B. A., 13. D. Auburn, sermons Jan. 5th, meetings Oth, 7th and 8111, deputation Revds. Godfrey and Ferguson, the former to preach the sermons. Belgrave, ser- mons Jan. 12, deputation Rev. J. • R. Seethe. It was resolved that Superin- tendents be responsible for the Edo. oatioual work on their respective circuits. The Superannuated Fund Assessment was read and accepted without change. The following aro the amounts apportion- ed ; Wingham, $77 ; Teeswater, $52 ; Wroxeter, $50 ; Brussels, $55 ; Walton, $61 ; Londeeboro', $57 ; Blyth, $57 Auburn, $56 ; Belgrave, $42 ; Bluevale. $32. It was decided to hold the May District meeting ab Teeswater. Meet- ing was closed with singing and prayer. Rev. Jno. Scott, M. A., is the Chairman and Rev. S. Sellery, B. A., B. D., the Financial Secretary, GOLDEN Borine.—Last Tuesday evening the residence of Thos. Ballantyne, Church threat, was a Beene of activity, it being the occasion of the marriage of Itis only daughter, Miss Annie, to Alex. Strachan, a'well•known merchant of Brussels. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. B. Howie, in the presence of a number of guests, after which the company sat down to an excellent spread. The Band took the opportunity of paying their compliments to Mr. and Mrs. Straehau and played a number of selections in good style. A few hours were spent in social enjoyment, when the cabs conveyed the happy twain to their residence on Thomas street, which had been fitted up for the new occupants. The wedding gifts were handsome, costly and useful. The fol. lowing comprises the list : Parlor suite, Mrs. Hodgkinson ; mirror, Mrs. T.. Bal- lantyne; silver cake basket, Wm. Van - stone and wife; dinner set, T. Straohan and wife; silver card tray, R. M. Dick - eon ; hand -painted pits oushion and toilet mats, Miss M. Mitohell, Detroit; two china porridge sett], Mrs, F, Shiel book and photo, Mr. Howie and wife; silverbisoult jar, Mrs. W. Ballantyne; pair sliver nap- kin rings, Miss Addie Vanatone ; silver fruit knives, Miss Shaw and Miss Camp• bell; silver salt dish and spoon, A. Reid and wife; pair sills mitts, Miss Broad- foot• steel engraving and frame, Miss Bathes= ; silver cake basket, Miss Jenny Mitchell, London ; pair silver napkin rings, .7 Bain and tvife; silver pickle 01'ne1, Ino, Ferguson and Geo. Halliday ; silver egg onset, Jaekand the Misses Her - growths; steel engraving and frame, A. M. Kay and Jaok Shaw ; silver gait and pepper cruet, Miss Bella 13010,14m; towel tack, Jennie Miteheil; crystal sett, Mrs. Jas. Mitchell; easel scarf, Hideo Noilio Ross; silver knives, forks and NAsn.—Iu Gerrie, on the 2nd Met, the wife of Mr. 21105. Nash of is ?laugh. ter. Neenane.—In Morris, on Tuesday, Sept. 8rd, the wife of Mr. John Nethery, of a daughter. Sueneri:,—•Ili 01(111is, on the Silt inst., Janes 1), Sherrie, aged 07 years, 4 months and 10 clays, L.tiut.--In Grey, on the 11111 inst., Iles - Jan Garfield, infant son of Isaac. and Ettio I,alte, aged 3 mouths and 23 days. WAnn0s—PoLLoer.,—On the 7th inst., by the Rov. S. Sellery, Mr. 0. P. War- ren, of Palmerston, to Mrs. E. Pol- lock, of Brassets, STIlatinAN—J3,OLLA:iTy\E.—Ill Brussels, On the 10th inst„ at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. G. B. Howie, Mr. Alex. Strachan, merchant, to MIiss Annie, wily daughter of Mr. Thee. Ballantyne, all of Brnssels. Holnteeos—H.tnrtts.—In London, on the Oth inst., by Rev, W. H. Porter, MLA., Mr. W. 33. Harrison, of the St. Marys Argus, to Mary Harris, of St. Marys. WILKINSON—Boi,nrrR.---I1, Morris. on the 11th inst., by the Rev. J.1'1. Bowers, Iof Toronto, MIs, William \Vllkiuson to Miss Elizabeth Ann Brewer, both of Morris. MCKEE—MILNE.--On Wednesday, the llth inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. R. Paul, Mr. 1 Zechariah McKee -to Miss Adelaide, second daughter of Mr. David Milne, all of Grey. • AvcTsav csAxas_ FRIDAY, Sum 27.—Farm stook, imple- ments, household furniture, &c„ on Lot 3, eon. 0, Grey. Sale commences at 1 o'olook p, in. Mrs. J. W. Shiel, propri- etress, Geo. Kirkby, auctioneer. SATURDAY, Barr. 21.—Postponed sale of Wagons, bnggiee, lumber, tools, &o., in Walton. Salo to colnnlonce at 1 o'clock. C. W. McTaggart, prop., Geo. Kirkby, allot. " FALL '—cA22y =ATM S. Clinton, Sept. 24 to 26. Brussels, Oct. 3 and 4. Guelph, Sept. 25 and 26. Wingham,Sept. 24 to 25. Brantford, Sept. 10 to 12. Mitchell, Sept. 26 and 27. Morrie, Blyth, Oct. 8 and 9. Listowel, Sept. 18, 19 and 20. Western at London, Sept. 9 to 14. Central at Hamilton, Sept. 23 to 27. North Brant at Paris, 001. 1 and 2. Southern, Brantford, ]dept. 10 to 12. Seaforth, September 16th and 17111. Industrial at Toronto, Sept. 9 to 21. North Perth at Stratford, 001. 8 and 4. South Perth, St. Marys, Sept. 24 & 25. Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept. 9 to 14. Northwestern, Goderioh, Sept. 17 to 19. Peninsular ab Chatham, Sept. 17 to 20. East Wawanosh at Belgrave, 001. 1 and 2. Midland Central at Kingston, Aug. 28 to Sept. 7. Southern Counties, at St. Thomas, Sept. 24 to 27. . 82:' .nniEI H MARS£TB, Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley Oats Peas.... . . Butter, tubs and rolls.... Eggs per dozen Flour per barrel Potatoes Hay per ton Hideo per lb.. . Salt per bbl., retail...... Sheep skins, eaoh Wool, per 11),- 75 75 40 25 52 18 13 5 50 86 7 00 2 1 25 60 18 83 88 45 27 58 Oo 00 40 8 00 3 00 1 00 20 n£ L o wx S MA121CaT5 Fall Wheat 75 Spring Wheat 75 Oats 25 Peas 52 Barley 40 Potatoes 85 Butter, per lb 18 Eggs, per dozen 18 Apples, per bushel 30 Hoge, dressed 6 00 Beef 4 50 Hay ..c..... 7 00 Wood, per cord 2 50 Sheepskins, each 40 SEPT, 13, 11s81l swan err.22.:,ma2aavco©Lsur i5rn,awu ortnc'cxolut rnvane9ei•: l,GE LIGEINISON pi111): DI;UO3 )HEMICALS, fTCL PEPPED DI SIC 1?,f .. 1 POISON FELTS. A noth NEWer Case. 1VALS 67' :LW 03 SAME PRICE, 8 for $ CENTS. DA.JJAPION INHOT POWDER, GENUINE USES= UVER 1, IL PEPPERS BEEF, IRON ALYD WINE. INE. AHE INTO THE ENCLOSURE J -of the undersigned on or !bout the 17111 inst., a young horse having a strap on his ((0511 with shank attached with a now soiree usually heed on a hue, and Laving ethos particular marks. The owner can have t310 same 123 proving property andpay - lagall charges by miming to \VILLIAAM NICHOLS, lot23, con. 11, Sroy. ue4x ayoats, lie -issues and TradeAT NTSsC.harks secured end nil ot11- or patent eaneee hr the Patent Oflloo uud before th o Courts promptly and carefully nt- touded to, Upon receipt of model 0r ekrtoh of invention, make careful examination, and advise us to patentability free of °eargo, 1000 moderato, and I make no charge unless patent is secured. Information, envieo and spaniel references sant on application, J. 12. Ll'i'1'I.LL, Washington, D,C., U.S. Patent Office.Ila REAL ESTATE. -palms FOR SALE. --THE UN - JL DEa9IOlOEI has severe 00d Farms f Or wile and to lent, easy terms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. F. S. SU OTT. Brussels 3741. ryHE FINEST BUILDING SITE for a resido:or iu B russels, containing ono nose of 1eu1 nearly opposite sur, F. G. Rogers' reeidenae, is for sale at a bargain. Apply to W. M. SINCLAIn, Brusssols, or to JNO, HAIOGlt1•IAVF;8, Cor. Queen end Sint - rine streets, Toronto. fl130ICE LOT FOR SALE -FOR Sato ,on favorable terms, village lot 121, on tbo 001001 of Ring and Jahn Streets, Brussels. This is ono of the most eligible building sites in the village, and in order to close out au estate wilt be sold on moat ad- vantageous terms, Apply to Mae. Mary Cu1RIE,Jehn St., or to A. 1G-S7.101t, Diris- fm, Court Clerk. 7-4tm VRM TO RENT.—TETE UN. dersigued will rent his farm, being lot 18 anis a portion of lot 10, con. 7, Grey, don. tailing about 140 x51.00, 81 agree of which is cleared land. flood house and bares, bear- ing orchard, wells, &e, Th5farm is under a good state of cultivation. Possession will be given Int of next Starch. For further part(oulnrs apply to SOL. BATSMAN, 8-tf Ethel P 0 TANNERY FOR SALE.— THE pros els Tannery is offeree for sale at 01 bargain. In it is a 10 h. p, engine and 30 h, p, boiler, it vats, 2 curry tables, 2 stoves, good bark mill and a full set of tools,with heating pipes to leaches, Cc, There are about 2 acres of land in connection with the building. No tannery nearer than Wingham or Lisbowol. Terms easy. For further par- ticulars, as to price, terms, 5,0„ apply at 117- Tan perm Publishing hones, Brue8o18, FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN. dorsigond is desirous of routing the 100 -acre 1,rn1, bei(( lot 20, eon, 7, Grey, for a term of years. The farm is in good con- dition,good house, barn, &e Adjoins the thriving village of Ethel, where there aro ohurabee, school, stores, railway, poste:Mee and all aonvenioneoe, Poaseseioi given 1st of April next, The fall plowing can bo done at any time. For further particulars apply to Wti. 8PE14020, Ethel P.O. FARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB - Ramona offers his valuable 100 sere farm ,being lot 3, con. 10, Grey Township, Huron. 0o., for Bale, There aro about 50 mores eleered and in good heart. There Is a log house, good bank barn, bearing orchard, and all the neeeseary conveniences on the premises. For further particulars, as to irrks terms, etc„ apply to rho Proprietor, THOS. HISLGP, Olare P.O., N.W.T.. or to 3.10 DOUGALD STIiAOHAN, Brussels FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN. dereigned offers his farm, adjoining Brussels, being Lot 3, Con. 8, Grey, for sale. It contains 90 soros, about 85 of which are under cultivation and the balance in bush pasture. There is a comfortable brick cot- tage, and Large bank barn on the promise;, together with an orohard,2 wells ,and nesse• nary outbuildings. The farm is under good cultivation and is well fenced, with plenty of oedar growing ou the lot. Por further ppariiculare, as to prise, terms, &o., apply to WALTER RICHARDSON, Proprietor,Brus. eels P.O, 5.tf 'RA= FOR SALE.—THE UN- nanSiGN D n off, concession nsaln rho north east quty of sof lot ou ing 506, Morris, County of Hume, oontaidiig 00 soros, The land is on Ilratuallty and in a high state of 5cultivation, well fenced and under -drained, 0. ,0 aures cleared, New frame house, 8 rooms, milk. hoaso with concrete walls, 2 wells. good barns and shad. orchard, ore, Eight mime of fall wheat. This desirable property adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit- able terms will be given. Title perfect. JAMES GRIEVE Owner, 80. 11 GRIEVE, P. 0, 'PARN F01 SALE.—THE UN. 1 (Unsigned offers ills farm, being west part Lot 11, Cou. 18, Grey, containing' 50 88 gores, for sale. The farm is about all clear 83 ed and under cultivation andio well under- drained. There is nearly an acre of orchard. A log house 18x27 feet, a frame barn, 38x00 feet, a log enable and other outbuildings are on the promises, Also 2 good wells, . Pos. session will be given after harvest. This farm is only 30 miles from sohool .house and 11 from oboeae factory, is convenient to church and good gravel roads to both Brus- sels and 8eatgarth, both good markets, For particulars at to prioe,torn3s, &a, apply to THOS. W. 30BNST02, Proprietor. ACRE FARM FOR SALE. 2U•� `—A flret•ol 57 45 40 14 00 85 00 5 50 8 00 4 0 57 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. COAT VEST ALD PANT MAK mut wanted at once. Applv to 3- GEO, A. AOYD, Ethel, Ont, T�BESSMAI ING OVER MRS. Jv Klux's store, MIBS11S L.& E. MC. NAUGHTON. (`1TRAYEI) ON TIIE P13E MISES I ) of the undersigned, lot 0, eon, 34, Grey, n toe year old heifer, rod nn color, The owner (5 requested to prove property, pay expOenses and tanto hoe I0104RD ALo00II. !`l ORRIEAND SDAFORTi3 STAGE l�f Ro11TE. Stage leaves Gerrie about Wee. In„ reach - lug 731'taneie about 8:30 a, m„ and 11.01 errlve at Seaforth about 31,:30 a. m. ltottumiug 2,111 leave Seaforth about 1;30 p• m., reaching Brussels about 0:48, in time to connect with trains going north end south. Ala() 10,10 connections wittl0. 1'. R, at Wroxator and elorrie. S. 'mutt. l'reprieter, nes farm for Sale in the big south half iotnn, north L it Iota 2G & 20 and south half of 20 in 0th eon., containing 200 aoroe more or. loss, 130 acres. mostly clear of Outline and In a good state of oullf• vation. Thdrode a young bearing ora tor: e good house and hank barn 00 x 55 feet with atone stable underilanth. The farm is situ- ated within a mile of the Village of Brussels n Del is % good titrm .for gralu or stook rale. tog as itis lyeterod with the river Maitland trill beelvoitatanytime crook, 1u Possession par- Meurer)) app_&y on the premises or toA,k. It0B]➢I210110hi Brits/tole, P. 0 0-tf 00D FARM FOR SALE IN C-11Iotris, on roaeonable tonne. Ir i armee to close the affairs0, of the estate o of trio foto tV.0,Hin1eu)l,turf,ds for offer the fol. lowing valuable lands for Belo North luta of Lot 1(0, Coneeest n (1,Townebip 01 Morris 00050ining00 aoroe, On this lot 10 erected a• good teethe bare with stone ante - dation, good °refined, well end oninp. Near- lYatleloarod, and is on the grave road 0108013' aslicnllna t)ie village of Brothels, This farht is IYe ttabio 0116, 19 w011 06040(3 and in a good abate of cultivation, Icor prises and terms apply to T1308, IBEELLY, Br0asals.1'. (), Ilnilwr JENNINet9 Victoria squad li 0„ a JAxEa 8.1rsn7l, ISiai plo Lodge P, 0.,Middlesex ()aunty, BANKI%its. cINTOS11 & 11oTAGGA1IT,- BANKERS, . BRUSSELS, Trazacact a 0•ora.era1 £ar1.1:1;s• 8u9m.�cc. NOTES DISC0UNTED. Canadian till Huhu] Staten Drolts boughs and soul. Interest allowed 00 Deposita. Collections wade 00 favorable terms. Canadian Agents--alltaerr0N1'4 51.1x(1 of O,vsana. Now York Agents—Inpntt•ra:ns AND Tn.Cn- rdila NATIax,t , BARR. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. Niu 01. SINCLAIII, 1v • Solicitor, CtUVOynncrr,Notory Pub - lie, 0o. 011ice—Graham's Bloc1r, 1 door north of Popper's Drug Stove, Private Funds to I,oan. E. WADE, • Darrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub• Conveyancing, Colleetlouo and Loaning. ,l(r. Wade will 221201121 10 Gerrie every 'Wed- nesday at two o'clock. DIOKSON iC DAYS, (Late with Ganow R Preuifont, (fodo- 1(011,1 Barristers, Solicitors, Cont'eyancers, 00, Ofliceo—hnvosels and Sonforth, 13rua sole OOtce, Rogers' 111o0k, Main St, -Honey to Loan. n. 0,11,009, W.13. DICKSON. L%, . 0I. TAYLOR, 13. (1. L., Demister, Solicitor, ,Pr., of ileo dirt, of Taylor, SlcOullough & Burns. Barristers Solicitors, are., Manning Aicadr, Toronto. Honey to loan. ALEX. HUNTER, Cleric of the Fourth Dlvr,lon Court, Co. Hu -on. Convoyuucer, Notary Pnblle. Laud, Loot sad Iusuranee ,Sgeut. Funds invested mod to loan. Ccalectlaus mad•:. °Mee 10 Graham's Block, Bre.nols, BUSINESS CARDS. 'V•I-1. 14eC1tACKEN, IesurerotMarriageLicenses, OMlce nE his Grocery, Tnruborry street, 111(000018, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE. FIRE AND MARINF. GUELPH. 1• N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door eoeth of A, M. McKay & Co's hardware store. Ladies' and children's hair mating a 1 poolalty tw—A choice stook of cigars kept. �NIoNAIR, • Isonrer of hinlriago Ltoonses, by appointment of Lieut; Governor, commis- sioner, rs((en Q. Co, 011iaeY t the Oranbrrook Post Office. 1.1 RE 8 SMAKIN G.—RISS Mc- PnEaeoa, of Goderioh, will open a shop for Dressmaking in 1110 Garfield Block, Brussels, about Sept. 1st. Sho solicits tho patronage of the ladies of Brussels mud lo. entity. Satisraotion gum'aotood, 0-4 MISS TIcrHERSON. DRESS1tAKING.— The undersigned desires to intimate to the ladies of Brussels and eurroundiug country that oho is prepared to attend to all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop—lip-stairs, ono door north of Walter Jackson's hardware store, 30- MISS SAMPLE. DENTAL. 2y£31' 010 Fi 2 1 G.M, LO Ball, TorDonto. VitalizedAirtgiven Office-111EYERs DLocA, SnAPoitTa. a£)iT'00STI W. T. Fear, L. D. S., Graduate of Toronto School of Dentistry. All operations , and agurnt fit, for 812.00 per set, Oillee—Oenr's BLoox, finarm TII, 11rE1'tiTX egi..A,. 2CASZ001,1". 24. Honor Graduate of the •Royal Collage of D octal Surgeons, Toronto. Nitron Oxide, Gas ado inielered for the Painless Extraotton of teeth. Oinee-- n •ONE DooNonma 0/? BANK, Bnusenrs AUCTIONEERS. GEORGE KIRKBY, Liao/teed Auctioneer. Sales conduct- ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm stook a speoialby. Orders left at THE Parer PubliehingBous5,Bou seals, or sent to Walton P. 0., will twelve prompt attention. A RAYMANN, • Auobioneer, 1e ;0iwayn ready to at- tend sales of farms, farm stool(, &a. Terms eIleertully given. Oranbrook P.O. Sales may be arrsu5ad at THE i'osn Publisbing Rouse, Brussels, MEDICAL CARDS. — YY�•• M. F. CALE, M. I)., C. M., hfomber of the Collogo of Ph dela and Snrgoone of Ontario by estZ ((os 011lno and lloelclonoo—Mata etroot East, litho], ontnslo, A. MoNAUGI1TONM , . D, 8• CLIC, thE,0,P•, Edinburgh, M 8, Out. At Pepper's Drigg Storons 0 to 11100 a, m, and from 1:30 to 413. in, At other hours may bo found at hie residence, form- erly oeo,piotl by Dr. 11 tltchiuson, Mill et. VETERINARY. No. 1). WARWICK, V.S. 1) (800 0o cr F,W,now et1O tOete Veterna and lege,ib"e1ple of Ontario Veterinary tlnl3ogro wille. 0 e pleasing to ei- ael11111 tido mutes. Ont and proles - atonal charge, s10( any i0ses ry—O std ro 1111 e�;ai,,giat0 1]100 ant] or 'bridge, tetir10l bld learn north of 1)ritlge, Pnlmborty et, Biuteei)", •