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'1_ d: .0. \.) 1 1 A�.I .Ae No telt of eve tette in the senna tc, bo
eleughtered at A. R. Smith's,
----- HAIR the same milliner as laet seaestu,
wt' 5:111 }cavo tt (lo 11th). Of Fir',. Mins Brownlow. Will sell new trh.u. 1
alass Extracted and Comb Hone mTau re at comon R. Servic
Honey. Tau regular monthly service was hold
WO Can guarantee it Pure and of iu the Roman Catholic Church last Sab.
ills Best Quality. 13 e, per ib. , bath, Ret'. P. J. Shea oflieiating.
Givisu up business. Silks, satins, new
in Slltall lots, or less if you take dress geode, pIusho9 velvets, silk merves„
a quantity. We have just re- all actors, at cost at A, R, smith's.
c lccil it Stock of FouiTn Division Court was adjolu'ne
Thursday of tide week by Judg
ll: Y. g' Doyle. The lawyers were away at Code.
rich.
Organ Books I, t I Gime up business, Tremendous
Y5 J slaughter of tweeds, worsted Coatings,
flannels and underolothing at A. R,
and if you are requiring one of Sn5ibb'L,
these Music Books Ree wanitl 1)0 lt'Eitr dollar's worth of goods bough
h
in our store represents one hundred an
pleased to supply you. fifty Gents of other merohant's value. A,
R. Smith.
G. A. DEADMAN, KENNETH McKenna has removed to
Druggist, Bookseller, &c. his farm in Morrie township, Station
agent Kendall will 000upy Mr. Muli'en-
zee's residenoo.
Mrss Amtenen was summoned to Stmt.
ford on Monday owing to the dangerous
illness of her sister who is down with
typhoid fever,
ORGANS and Pianos, seven different
makers to ohoose from, Cheaper than the
cheapest. All warranted for six years,
at Arthur Veal's.
En. DennooD is going to have one of
the most convenient anti commodious
residences in Brussels. The brick work
air a is about completed.
'4 O.0 1l t.ejv5 fC111.S. ,S'rRACIIAN BROS. "Jumbo" was taken
west last week by Harry Cormack, He
A. chicles among ye takiit' cotes, is a find specimen of mastiff and is worth
An' faith he'll prent it.
vhelium
very satisfactory, leaving a fan' heli
t, begin another year.
owsintateet,o interest fs Mnalli15atud it
his locality over• the At:sizes being lull
nt GLea as- o 1500 than three case
aro en the program in whioh people i
Bennie are Interested. They are Ronal
vs. Broadfoot ; Stratton vs, Headman and
Etolmes : O'Neil vs, Ewan, and the watch
and clothes stealing ease, the latter to b
heard by judge Toms on Saturday.
Werm-DrootNc Aim Dnmbase.-Geon
d Birt lute all the necessary machinery for
e digging and drillin wells and is preppar-
ed to uttenrl to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells ()leaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms. reasonable, ' Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
Hide of Turnberry at„ Brussels. 43.tf
nt I HriIENEAt.-On Thursday of last week
d Postmaster Farrow, of this plane, led to
the hymeneal altar ;airs. Qualm, sister
to Mrs. Frank MoOraolton, of Morrie
township, The ceremony was performed
at the Reotory, Now Brighton, Leaden,
by Rev, E. Davis, 13. D. Mr. and Mrs.
Farrow have tho hearty congratulations
of a largo circle of relatives itnd friends.
They returned to their home in Brussels
on Friday evening,
J. Ziamune, who was arrested for theft
had his preliminary trial on Thursday
evening of last week, in the Council
chamber. The ease was heard by Reeve
Graham, and Jeno. McCrae, J. P'e. After
hearing the evidence and the summing
up of the same by W. M. Sinclair for
the Plaintiffs and E. E. Wade for the
prisoner, the magistrates decided to nom.
mit Ziebrigg to stand his trial at Gode-
rich. Constable Scott took him to the
County town on Friday afternoon.
NOBLE ORDER or snit GOOSE. -Same of
our young men, not to be outdone by the
ladies, have established a subordinate
division of the above mentioned Order.
The chief position, that of High Worthy
Supreme Chief Gander, is occupied by a
young gentleman'having a fondness for
the fair sox, the other minor offices, as
Ohief Baker, Chief Butler and Pursu-
vient, being also well filled. There were
two initiations at their last meeting.
The grand hailing sign is as follnws:-
Place the thutub in each Corner of the
mouth, bringing the two first fingers to-
gether opposite the bridge of the nose,
forming an aroh or goosebone, the words
a000mpanying this sign being "catch on."
Sonia more initiations are on the tapas,
STREET LAanr.-A sample street lamp
is on exhibition et B. Gerry's store
window similar to what is proposed to be
Purchased by Brussels' Council. It is a
plain, neat article and the good points
about it are, it is guaranteed not to blow
out or smoke ; it throws the light well
to the ground owing to the bevelled glass;
it is automatic and may be set to 8, 12 or
24 hours burning ; lamp uioeb oonveni•
eutly lighted as door is adjustable, or
out of the way in lighting, and bight is
controlled from outside. This lamp is a
new patent and is supposed to be ahead
of its predecessors. The Council will,
very probably, take aotlon nt their next
meeting and secure enough of them to
"lighten the darkness" of Brussels
streets.
Guerra Cann. -Tho annual meeting of
the Brussels Curling Club was held in
the Club Room on Wednesday evening of
this week, when thefollowing officers were
elected for the ourrent season :-Patron,
F. C. Rogers; patroness, Mrs. F. 0.
Rogers ; president, P. Scott ; vice- presi.
dent, A. Veal ; representative members,
Ono. Alexander and O. W. Shaw ; °hap -
Iain, Rev. W. T. Oluff ; see.-treas., F. S.
Scott ; council of management -Wm.
Thompson, R. Leatherdale, S. W. Laird,
A. Currie, Thos. Edgar and D. 0. Ross.
The financial statement for last year was
read by Acting -Secretary D. 0. Rose. The
Club expeotk to join the Ontario Branch
of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club
and will no doubt give a good account of
themselves. As sons as the rink is ready
you may expeot to hear "Soap 'er up."
ConnsRTxoxs.-In the prize list of the
Brussels Show Richard Molise, of Mc-
Killop, did not receive oredit for all the
prizes taken. The mistake occurred by
the accidental mixing of the show num.
hers of Mr. McKee and Wm. Hhbkfrk,
so that the latter got Credit for the
prizes won by -the former. The follow-
-ing prizes should have been credited to
Mr. MoKee, vis -1st for heavy draught
two.year-old gelding ; 1st for two-year-
old carriage gelding ; let and 2nd for
Durham Bull calves ; lst for six -roved
barley; 1st for medium peas ; and for
small peas ; 4th for 5 pounds table but-
ter , let for white elephant potatoes ; let
for Altringham carrots and 1st for six -
rowed malting barley, W. R. Wilson
should have been credited with let prize
for his Root -nutter at the same show.
The newspapers nearly always get the
blame for these mistakes but the only
wonder is that there ate not spores of
blunders on account of the way some of
the judge's books are kept. We are al-
ways pleased to sexthings right, how-
ever, and give Credit to whom" Credit is
due.
Rsoovennm.-Miss Dimsdale the even•
gagat, is slowly recovering at her pleas-
ant home at Belt Ewart, within fifty
yards of Lake Simone. It will be re-
membered that, while actively engaged
in evangelistic work'in the town of Wel-
land, she was attacked with inflamma.
tion of the brain, For six weeks her life
was in tbe.balauoe. The doctors, enter-
tained no hopes of her recovery, but yet
they were in almost Constant attendance,
remaining at her bedside nearly all the
time, night and day. Of course, her 1111-
nese was brought on by over -work. Her
loss would be a calamity.. Through her
preaching thousands of persoge have
given up sinful habits and lived better
lives. For four or five years she has
been working nearly all the time. Even
when many others were having a vacs.
tion, Mise Dimsdale and her sister were
still conducting eervioee. Mies Dimsdale
looks well, but is troubled occasionally
with headaohe, and although she expects
to commence preaching again at the be.
ginning of the year, the doctors strongly
urge her not to do any work of this kind
for a year.
Volutes-ltosA.--At the r'eeideneo of the
bride's mother, on Oat. 23rd, by Rev,
r 11, 11. Molttte, Mn `Ewe, Voddon,to
d Mies MagnetMuss, aY wn
ll of Gro to•
s � ship.
n ALCOVE--TItRNAN,--At the roeidonue of
d the bride's mother, on the 23rd inst.,
by Rev. W, T. Chaff, Air. Thomas
Alooeli, of Grey, to Miss Margaret,
a daughter of the late Henry Tiernan,
of Morris Township,
ge Fennow-QOM(as.-On Thursday, the
17th Met., at Si. James' Rectory,
New Brighton, London, by Bev,
Evans Davis, B, D„ Mr. Thomas
Furrow, ex -M. P. for East Huron,
Postmaeter of Brussels, to Mrs.
Elizabeth *lathe, daughter of the
late Samuel Purdy, of the Township
of West Nissouri.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION w'. 0. & B.
Tralus Wire Brussels Station, North
and South, ae follows :
GolNG SOUTH. GOING Resrrr.
Moil ---- --.-.. 7:02 a.m. I NIxed 9:20 n.al..
Express ....._11:25 a.m. Mail 9:00 pm.
Thxed (:50p.m. Express 0:45 P.M.
a good sum of money.
WE are quite able and wi Ming to work
IMPORTANT ANN'DLNtl03 EY9'. for nothing for a couple of months. You
can save 35 on a single purchase in eloth-
As we desire to add at least two hundred in at A. R. Smith's.
New Subeeribcre to our list before the let g
of December, we have decided to give Tan t, W. F. VANSTONE bas moved the dwell -
Poem from now anus the 1st of Jnruuu:y, ing that stood between the rink and the
2891, for the price of ono year, viz., 81.50.. Army barracks to the rear of the lot and
New subscribers will thus got nearly three faced it to the oast.
months for nothing. This is a splendid
()house which should be taken advantage of W. H. Wmoxs sells men's hand made
at anee, long boots. clump sole, for $3,25. A few
For the encouragement of our present sub- pairs of mleefits for
scribers to use their iutinenoe with their 5835, good veal kip
friends and neighbors, we make tin follow- guaranteed 'hand made through.
ing otter: We will allow any eubsariber n In you want anything in the furniture
con tr olsslen of 25 cents cash for each new line oall at the Brassels Furniture Em.
name sent tie at the rate, of 91.50 from now
till the first of 1901. There Is namely a cub. perjure. You can get anything you
scriber ou our list who could not send ue want cheap and reliable. R. Leather.
two or three names if they were to try, and dale.
by so doing they would bo benefitting tb em• ArT LES. -Baldwins, S nes, Russets,
selves as well as us. 1
Mahe an effort. See who will sand in the Pippins, Quintiles, Snows, Greenings,
largest itst of new names. Spitz, Tolman Sweets and other varieties
Wo intend intim course of a few maks to an cheaper than where else in Brussels.
commence another new continued P y
story and we would like to get as many new
subscribers as possible before we commence
this story so that all may get the full bene -
lit of it,
To every person sending us Frvo now sub-
scribers we will present them with "'The
Canadian Farmer's Manual of Agriculture,'
an excellent volume of nearly G00 pages, well
bound and arntainiug the most valuable
• Information. The retail prior; of this book
was 02,50. Dozens of farmers sons should
take ad' antage of this offer and secure this
Valuable Work. The book may be seen at
our Otl]eo. If they perfer the commission, as
offered abn v e , it will be alright.
Amar GOOD.
Miss EanrA KNEOn'EL, a former resi-
dent of this place, who has been visiting
in New Mexico for the past three months,
has returned to Mrs. Nett's, at Clay
Center, Kansas.
WANTED. --A good intelligent boy want-
ed. One who can write and wishes to
learn telegraphy and to make himself
generally useful in express and telegraph
Ofdice. THOS. FLETCHER.
GEORGE ZI]rarEn was in town for a few
W. s, ==.m. days this week. 120 is making his home
near Wiarton. Geo. is ()till a bachelor
but we have hopes of a change for the
better before long.
Ton Clinton News-Reaord says
"Groner McCracken, of Brussels, is a
cracker from wayback. He reeeivei 108
prizes at theFall.Fairsin Wingbam, Sea -
forth, Belgrave, Brussels and Blyth."
MRs. HENRY has added to the Comfort
of her residence by having a furnace put
in the sellar to heat the house. It burns
coal and is of the Clare Bros. make. The
work was done by B. Gerry, of Brussels.
ALM orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. McKay & Co's store
will be promptly attended to. All orders
TannsDAn, Nov. 7th, will be Thanks- - for garden plowing left with the above
giving day. ' named gentlemen will receive prompt at.
SEAaaTTE Mantling for 50.50, worth $10• tention. 30 Mammas= $Roe.
A. R. Ssurn. JNo. STEWART, second son of Daniel
SEENE keeps pure groceries and sells Stewart, is going into the poultry busi-
them ()heap. ness extensively and with that intent has
GREs flannels at 121 cents per yard, erected a large, comfortable hen house.
A. R. Smith. There is quite a boom in this locality in
ALL wool tweeds at 25 cents per yard, this line.
A. R. Smith. A. HUNTER, Division Court Clerk, went
GEo. Comm, of Atwood, was in town to Toronto on Thursday of last week in
on Saturday. response to a telegram, from there, to
Knee your eyes open for the Charity see his brother George, who was ill. Mr.
Concert program. Hunter was only there a few hours be -
Mae. Bensnotioa, of Seaforth, is visit- fore his death.
ing in town this week. Now is the time to advertise your
TEnnr O'Nam, of Toronto, was in town strayed Cattle or sheep. An advertise -
for a few days this week. went in Th* POST generally manages to
Fon SALE, 500 pairs rubbers, woman's get to the right place. The law is very
33 cents. Arrest Goon. explicit on the matter of keeping strayed
SATURDAY is bargain day at Willis' Big animals withontadvertising them.
dietiounts every Saturday.
CALL and see Skene's meltons, the best
and cheapest you can get.
ALL goods delivered free of Charge in
the country. R. Leatherdale.
Mao. G. B. Howie and daughter went
to Toronto last Monday on a visit.
A mama of Brusselites are attending
the Assizes this week at Goderioh.
Rev. Ma. Howno'e subject next Sabbath
morning is the miracle at Betheaide.
Tenure sale of ready-made olothing,
overcoats, &o., at Dost. A. R. Sutra.
Hssnrzss skelber sale of Cooper & Smith's
boots and shoes at cost. A. R. Swan.
GIVING np business. New Fall goods
going at panic prices at A, R. Smith's.
Lunn( Window Blinds in all the latest
shades and patterns very low at Veal's,
Tan Maitland river was frozen over
for the first time this season on Tuesday
night.
A. M. Key, Deputy Postmaster, of
Stratford, was in town last Friday for a
while. AucrxoN SAna,-An anotion sale of
Jura drop into Veal's Cheap Furniture Household Goods and Furniture will be
held on Tuesday, 29th inst., at 2 o'clock
p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Alexander,
Thomas et., opposite Queen's hotel, at
whioh a large quantity of household
effects will be gold without reserve,
Terme mash at sale.
Wit are requested to express much
thanks to our Cranbreok correspondent
for his careful and kindly way of report.
ing Rev, Mr. Howie's sermon of the 13th
inst., and to add that the translation re-
ferred to had reference, not to the sacred
text of Luke 15th, but to the prefixed
headings or index to the chapter.
Nnxr Sabbath Rev. S. Sallery,13. A.,
B. D,, will preaoh a sermon to the pupils
of the Sabbath School at 10:80 it. In., on
"Fortune telling." The scholars will 00.
oupy the °entre Beate in the ahurrh, In
the evening the pastor will give a synop-
sis of thu Provincial Sabbath School
Convention and the kerma learned from
it.
BAND. -At the annual meeting of the
Brnseols Brass 73and the following officers
were elected; -President, Wm. Grewar ;
\rice -President, Alex. Wilson ; Ffn,.Sec„
Tit you want a NO.1 organ at the right A. Coueioy ; Cor .Sso., H, J, Whttiey ;
price and on the meet reasonable terms Reaper of the Grand Seal. Paul Milloy.
call at R. Leatherdale e, The audit was presented and accoptod as
Wiring ruts it nemesia .
Galin and pay your account and save
costs. A. R. Smith.
Hrevr frosts.
NEw subscribers are rolling M.
SEENE sells pure sugar syrup, just like
Stoney.
SEMI sells the cheapest and best goods
in town.
NEXT Thursday brings with it Hal-
: lowe'en.
51.50 gets THE Poor from now to the
end of 1830.
Qultroos, Baddies, Siscoes, Seaweed.
Adam Good.
Fon MANITOBA. -0118 day this weep
Harry Dennis, harness maker, shipped
five sets of harness to customers in Man-
itoba. There were two good nfokie
plated carriage sets, two sets light single
and one team seta Brussels Can't be
beaten in the harness making line.
East Huron Fall Show Prizes.
The Treasurer of the East Huron A ri-
oultural Society will be at the Cenral
Hotel, Brussels, on Saturday next; the
20th inst„ from 2 o'clook till 0p. m„ to
pay prim. A meeting of the "Directors
of both Societies will be held the same
afternoon at 1 o'elook sharp.
EAST Huron Conservatives will meet in
Convention on Saturday afternoon of
this week to select a oandidate to oppose
Thos. Gibson, M. P. P. The names of
T. E. Hays, A. H. Mnegrove, Dr, Chis-
holm, F. C. Rogers, 13. Gerry and J.
Perkins are mentioned in this connec-
tion.
Store. You will be astonished at his very
low prices.
25 ()EMTs, in advance, gets TUE POST
from Oot. 1st to Jan. lst 1890. See your
neighbor.
A enesnnfar in window shades put up
and warranted to work all right. 1t.
Leatherdale.
Outs wagon makers are getting up a
fine lot of cutters and eleighs for the
coming winter.
Abs. Water WHITE and daughter, of
Port Elgin, was visiting at her father's
for a few days.
W. B. Dloesort was in Seaforbh for a
couple of days this week attending to
legal busfnese.
A. M. TAYLOR and wife, of Toronto,
were visiting in this focality for a few
days this week.
Rev. 0. Muer le attending the Prov.
fnoia) Sabbath School Convontion, at To.
rent°, this week,
Amnon MoGulan has been quite ill
With pleurisy and inflammation but is
improving nicety now.
Noir.-In Olav Center, Kansas, ou Got.
7th, the wife of Mr, Jno, Nett, V. S.,
formerly of Brussels, of a son.
JOIINesoN,-In Abilene, Kansas, on Oob,
7th, the wife of Airy. Wm, Johnston,
formerly of Brussels, of a son,
Z14:A,1^vR2=35),
13owauN-CAnnnrort..-.-AC the reeidenso of
the bride's father, on 28rd inst., by
Itov, W. T. Chaff, Mr, 300, 13. Bete -
man, to Miss Katie, daughter of Mr.
Sarni. Celdbiek, all of Morns.
a. y
^b.
HuoTnn.-At the residence of his brother.
in -haw, Feed Priuo, 129 Palmerston
Avenue, Toronto, Geo. Nelson, Hun.
ter, beloved son of Franois and Eliza
A. Bunter, of Grey, and brother of
Alex. Bunter, of Brussels, aged 81
years.
A v CTXQnw
TunsnAT, Nov. 5. -Farm stook, imple-
ments, oto„ on lot 18, eon. 10, Grey. Sale
to commence at 1 p. nt. Hugh Porter,
prop., Geo, Kirkby, sect.
SATURDAY, Ocr. 20. -Faint stook suet
implements, on N k lot 20, eon. 8, Morrie.
Sale to commence in 1 o'olook p. m. Geo.
headman, prop., Geo. Kirkby, suet.
2D149. J..n.,O]7..n-..1..rII.,r_C,
Fall Whoa 6 ............ 75
Spring Wheat 80
Barley 40
Oats 23
Peas ..- 50
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 14
Eggs per dozen 17
Flour per barrel 5 00
Potatoes 35
Hay per ton 7 00
Hides per lb 2
Salt per bbl., retail1 25
Sheep skins, each 00
Wool, per /If 18 20
82
88
45
25
52
15
00
00
40
8 OD
3
00
1 00
S77AFO1.''T2-i 2 s- 9..TAn=o
Fall Wheat 75 82
Spring Wheat 80 88
Oats 24 25
Peas 50 52
Barley 40 45
Potatoes 35 40
'Butter, per lb 14 15
Eggs, per dozen 17 '00
Apples, per bushel 30 35
Hogs, dressed 0 00 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hay 7 00 13 00
Wood, per cord 2 50 4 00
Sheepskins, eaob 40 57
AUCTIONEERS.
1 EORGE 1I.Ii)KBY,
1•_.X Licensed Auctioneer, Sales Conduct-
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stock a specialty. Orders loft at Tun PowT
P ubli shine Ho ese,Eru ssols, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
lelRAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stock, 60. Terms
cheerfully given. Ornnbrook P. 0. Salus
may be arranged at THE POST Publishing
House, Brussels.
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lalLI XOM a Cestui at Box, or G iSoxe.s tuar .�911.00.
PREPARED ONLY BY
J. T UZ..1.►3JRT P SIPPER,
Chemist and Druggist,
(lip. Qutees'n'.s ?Iota, - Brldsseis, Qu.t•
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
v v M. SINCLAIR,
• Sol'oltor, Conveynne'er, Notary Pnb-
Ile, &o. 011100 -Graham's ]]lock, l door north
Of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
i
E. WADE,
Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub -
Ile. Cunveyauoing. Collections and 'Aiming,
Nr, Wade will attend in Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'e lock-,
TIOKSON t& 1IA.YS,
(Late with Carrow ,C i'roudfoot, Godr-
rteit,) Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyancers.
&0. 011icos-brussels and Heeforth. Brits
sets Olnce,Ifagers' Block, Msiu St, Money
to Loan.
n, 5. aAY6. w. n. l rexsos.
A It TAYLOR, B. C. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, &c„ of rho Rrm
olTaylor, afotullough & Mans?' Bnrrtators
Solteitors, &o., Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money to lean.
ALEX HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Courb,
Co. Huron. Conveyanoor, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurauoe Agent, Funds
Invested and to loan. Collections made.
Oaloe in Graham's Block, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T\PBSSMAKING OVER MRS.
1 rnrt's storm. MISS SS L.& L. Mc-
NAUGHTON.
I. IiIoCRAOI{EN,
• Iseuror of MarriagoLioesees. (Mee
at his Grocery, Turnbcrry street, Brussels.
1. N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist* Shop -Next door
south of A. 111. Moliay & Co'e hardware store.
Ladies' and children's hair =WI/cal Beeialty
oholne stook of cigars kept.
A. 11 cNAI
IssurerR nt Marriage Lisesese, by
appointment of Mout-Governor, Commis- TA. MoNAUGIITON, 111. D.
stoner, &c., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent C. TI., L.R. C. P., Edinburgh, TI. Cl. P.
Fire Insurance Co. Wilco at the Oranbrook S. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store from 'l, to
Poet Cifice, 11:50 a. m. and lrom 1:30 to 4 0, in, At other
lours may be found at his residenoo, form-
erly occupied by Dr, 19 utehinson, M1h st.
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE. VETERINARY.
GUELPH.
BANKING.
A/iiNTOS]T S McTAGGAIt'C,
1:YJL y
BANKERS, - BRUSSELS,
Txanaaet a p'onas,a:1 73n nJti_z
73tseiaZoam,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Conntunu nue United States Drafts bocght
nod sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Collections made on faao•abte teems.
Canadian Agents-1trEnas,xr's Barra or
CANADA.
New Yo'lc Agoots-IaoonrEne AND TRAM -
Ens NATIONAL BANE.
DENTAL.
X•72,2 ,:eMB 42' I
G. L. Ball, L.D.B. Nitros OXilo Gas ad-
ministered for the Painless lustracbton Of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East, TORONTO.
a£0'T.2STI
W. 2, Fear, L. D. S., Graduate of
Toronto School of Dentistry, All
operations guaranteed. I its,bIlleial
teeth, first quality, and a guaranteed
fit, for 812,05 per set, 011rue-CADY's
Brecx, SEAEOnTu.
1.1N'XIPp; I
Honor Graduate of the Itovai College or
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitres oxide Gas
administered tar the Painless Extraction of
troth. Oilioe--
n. ONE Boon Nonan or• BANE, BattoostLe,
MEDICAL CARDS.
IVM, P'. CALF, b1. D., 0.11,,
Nomhor of rho College otPhyeiefau
and Sorgeous of Ontario by examination
Moo and Residence -Alain street East,
Ethel, Ontario.
DRESSMAKING.—
Tho undersigned desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding
comt'y that she is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to tor. atisfaction
guaranteed. Shop -Upstairs, ono door north
of Walter Jackson's hardware store,
10- 91190 SAMPLE.
„
TNO. D. WARWICK, V. S.,
8.1 (SUCCESSOR TO F. W. O'BRIEN, V.s.),
Graduate and Honorary Fellow of Ontario
Veterinary College, will be pleased to ex
amino with the greatest mire and profem-
sional skill any oases entrusted to ibis
charge. Officio and iisSrmnry-O'Brien'e old
stand 2 doors north of bridge, Turuborry
st., Brussels.
But Prices Cry Aloud in this Case
We've squeezed thein down so low at
The r,t ,;:tos
t Price Sale,
the lone to be remembered
Sale, now aeoine on at
3. Et a1VREITI3'E-
ALL: OUR GOODS MUST BE SOLD
by the 1st of December, as T am leaving Brussels. to start Business again in
Brandon, Manitoba. We will hold
U -Au ction, wile 07017 'Saturday Afternoon.
Terms of Sale Cash unless special arrangements are made with Customers pur-
chasing large amounts.,;
A.. R. SIV12TI3.
oettt tltd etotowts
Remember the Sale we had when leaving Ethel ; also the Sale of Milne's Stock. Those
two were great, but this one will be greater, as I have
$18,000 Worth of New Fall Goods
to dispose of.
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