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We sril1 iia+ a quantity of bib: t-
c1L4ils Pxtruated and Comb Honey.
TVe can guarantee it Euro and of
the Best Quality. 124c. per lb.
111 small lots, or less if you take
a € wtni icy. We Have just re-
.veivcd a Stook of
1)0H11tLTV
Organ Books!
Ma if you are requiring ono of
these Music Books we would be
pleased to supply you.
G. A. DE•ADMAN;
Druggist, Bookseller, &e.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S00TlixnN EXTENSION W. G. & n.
Trains knee Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
0016G 600TH. Gomel NORTH.
RUB-- :02 a.m. Nixed 9:20 a.m.
Exprese.....1n05 a.m.) nail
Afrxed .... .., 8:15 p.m. , Express 9:40 p,01.
'1'Ilcili ``. elU5 :.e111S.
_ W wife ........... ), at e. may, Bruce County, and 14 n.wnv at Ver. Ottawa Las bad a cobweb gonial in oon..
fluor. 1Y 1'.nu.� ng •,.•,r •• -•
,:'f'li,ni,. lLtW:u1illg 1119 YN18ter'e silver guo new wher.. Ihet•e 1n a o0itlpetltloll b9- iiDetielr with Mt Anrllt'W'1l elnwob. 1611
I wedding. Cl pent Sunday iu Wood twaen tl101tobMd Waterous and Silebv not stated how many flies wort: caught.
stock.
Sous of our hotel -keepers are going to ; lire light0r the town will put their money ; from his garden a Swedish turnip weigh.
get themselves lath trouble if the law 1'e.-'� In. \Vo have no doubt about how the lag :f1J Iba., and a oabbago weighing 84 '
ferring to selling liquor le miners is not competition will terminate as there is no .lbs.
lire engine taanufaotelad that clan do the ; Messrs. Lewis, Worry and Blank shot
a largo eaglo lart week near Port Bow-
ie mauville, It measured 7 feet from tip
ke- to tip,
Tho accommodation train of the G.T.
R. streak a herd of 17 cattle near Walk.
erville,killing half of them and maiming
the rest so tliey lord to bo shot.
A chief's among ye Lakin' notes.
An' faith he'll prent 0.
- - 1911•ORT,LNT ANNOUNCEMENT.
As we desire to add at least two he:wired
New Snbseribero to our 1lst before the 1st
et December, we have decided to give Tau
POST from now until the 1st of January,
9891, for the price of one year, viz,. 01.50.
New subscribers will thus got nearly three
months for nothing. This is a splendid
chance which should be taken advantage of
at once.
Por the encouragement of our present sub-
scribers to use their influence with their
friends andnoighbore. we make the follow-
ing offer : We will allow any subeariber a
commission of 25 cents cash for each new
name sent us at the rate of 31.50 from now
till the first of 1801. There Is scarcely o sub.
scriber ou our list who could 1101 send us
two or three names if they were to try, and
by so doing they would be benefitting tb our-
selves as well cane.
Matte an effort. Soo who will send in the
largest list of now names.
We Intend in the course o1 a few weeks to
80nln1cacc another new continued
story
h eribere as possind WO would ble before wt e comay15000
this story so that all may get the full bens.
lit of it.
Te every person sending us Prvo now sub-
scribers we 10111 present them with "'rhe
CanarUan Farmcr;0Manunl of Agriculture"
as excellent volume of nearly 600 pages, well
hound and containing the moat valuable
information. Tboretui pries of this book
was 82.50. 008009 of farmers sons should
take advantage of this otter and secure this
Valuable Work. The book may be soon at
our Mdse. If they perter the commission, as
offered above, it will be :alright.
w.
we c utr:. lay ,
nnninre. Thin cnntost is to sortie 1v11491n 11rID. Hargett, of .11POISIn,i(hatri, pulled
better obeervod.
PAIR of shoos found, Owner may have
them by proving property and paying
for this notice by applying at Tae POST
Publishing Rouse.
MESSRS. STEWART & Lowlolr received
three carloads of Manitoba wheat Inst
week. It will be manufaotnred into flour
at their roller mill,
Rumen= Leatherdalo will not be
undersold by anyone, so to compete with
°there he ie offering you his goods at coat
on Saturday, the 0th Inst.
Tun diamond ring given away by the
Diamond Medicine 'Co., on Saturday
evening, was drawn by Geo. Halliday, of
Scarff & Ferguson's store.
CALL in at Leatherdale's and see his
goods and get his prices. He will sell
you anything on Saturday at cost, and
you Gannet beat filet any place.
ARTHUR VEAL'S furniture has been
bought from the largoetfactoriea inOnnada
for cash, made from the best kiln dried
lumber and warranted for 6 years.
POSTMASTER FARROW will keep the post -
office open every Saturday evening until
8 o'clock to accommodate the public.
Other evenings it olosee at 7 o'olook.
ArsLEs.—Baldwins, Spies, Russets,
Pippins, Quintlies, Snows, Greenings,
Spitz, Tolman Sweets and ether varieties
°beeper than any where ei to hi Brnseels.
ADAM GOOD.
needle in her finger on Saturday and on
Tuesday of this week she fell and sprain-
ed her elbow. Truely troubles never
I come afngly,
Tire Alexander family will make their
home in Toronto henceforth. Mies
Rachel and her brother Willie left Bins-
sels nn Tuesday and Mrs. Alexander will
follow shortly. •�
THE stage for Wroxeter and Gerrie
now leaves Brussels at 8:80 a. m. instead
of the evening. It returns between 6 and
7 p. m• This Ghana° will hold good un-
til sleighing, probably.
Os Monday Wm. Blashill placed his
street lump In position in front of his
shop. A few more snob moves would
make a big improvement in Brussels as
far as dark nights are concerned.
TAX COLLECTOR Ross wishes to remind
the taxpayers that their taxes are now
due and wants them to pay up. This
applies with equal force to those having
poll tax to pay. Call in and see him.
TRE Mann used at the Charity concert
is a new upright, Bell, from the ware
rooms of A. Veal. It will be offered for
sale at the auction sale of furniture on
Saturday afternoau of this week. It is a
good one.
A. mos Thanksgiving service in Knox
church en Thursday at 11. a. in. Rev. S.
Sellery, B. A., B. D., preaches and other
ministers of the place will assist. There
will also be it service in St. John's church
ut the same hour.
Rnv. G. B. Bowie, of Knox 'thumb, is
expected to give a lecture in the Orange
Hall, Belgrave, next Tuesday evening
commencing at. 7:80, on 'The lands of the
Bible, customs, etc.' The leotarer will
appear in Oriental costume.
Mise LoTTIE SatsLE 'eft Brussels last
Friday noon for Waterford where she
purposes making her home for a while
with her brother Hendy. On Thursday
evening a large number of her friends
held a sort of a farewell reunion.
NExr Sabbath morning Rev. S. Sellery
will preach on "Self Denial," and in the
evening on "Do thyself no harm." The
reed. gentleman delivers an address at
the Thanksgiving tea in the Methodist
church, Seafortb, on Thursday evening
of this week.
BDTOHEenie.--Dan. McDonald is pre-
pared to do butchering for either farm.
0rs or townspeople. He has had an ex-
perience extending over several years in
this business and knows how to do the
work well. Applications made at A.
Currie's butcher shop will be attended to
promptly.
ASTER taking over a month to consider
the question of purchasing a few street
lamps the Council actually stretched n
point last Monday evening and ordered a
lamp to be placed near the bridge. There
is such a thing as being penny wise and
proud foolish in making necessary im-
provements.
Ir you want anything in furniture,
organs, window shades, picture frames,
sewing machines, or anything in his line,
go to Leatherdale's on Saturday, the 9th
Inst., and yon will get it at Dost. Re-
member this is no sham, he means what
he says. Anything delivered free in the
country. R. LEATHs8DME.
BIHLE Scanar6.—The annual meeting
of the Brussels Branch of the Upper
Canada Bible Society will be held in
St. John's church on Monday evening of
next week, 11th inet., commencing at
7:80.o'olook. Rev. ,I. G. Manly, the Per.
moment Agent of the Society will deliver
a lecture on "Nineveh and Israel." There
should be a large attendance at the meet-
ing.
INSTEAD of putting on the customary
shingle roof E8. Danford has arranged
with Meseta. Turnbull &Ballantyne; of
this place, for a galvanized steel roof for
his new brink residence. This will be
the first of the kind in Brneeols but they
are said to be the very thing "the doctor
ordered" and will wear almost everlast-
ingly.
iernono Erna was committed to
jail for six months owing to his having
no visible means of support. Constable
Scott accompanied him to the Co, town
on Taeeda afternoon. Kerr is in poor
health and without friends and le a fit
subject for a Hense of Refuge' if the
members of the County Council would
only do their duty and provide this very
necessary structure.
WELL+DIaeING AND DRmLIuG.—George
Biot hoe 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 oat and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable, Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Ternberry et., Brussels. 48.11
MRs. MUNE LE Box got a sewing
Tiros. HILL was in Wingham over Sun.
day. ALEX. SMITE 15 away in Toronto this
week.
Sastre sells pare sugar syrup, just like
honey.
Simon sells tho cheapest and best goods
in town.
BEENE keeps pare groceries and sells
them cheap.
$1.50 gets Ton Pear from now to 1110
end of 1890.
J. H. SDAnLING, butter -maker, is home
from Neustadt.
J. A. (J5010HTON Wee home from Pal.
merston for Sunday.
Mits. BRENT is away in New York State
visiting her daughter.
HARRY WHIILEY is making a visit with
his relatives in town.
Fon Sum, 500 pairs rubbers. Woman's
33 conte. ADAM Goon.
Corm and gee 8kene'a meltons, the best
and cheapest you can get.
SEE our sealette at 50.50, best value in
town. Scarff & Ferguson.
Miss ETHEL CREIGHTON has gone t0
Galt and Hamilton on a visit.
Mies GIBBON, of Toronto, who was
visiting here left last week for Clinton.
SOARS' & FERGUSON are selling ladies'
meters at $3, $4 and $5, worth $5, $7 and
59.
Nair subscribers are rolling in but we
want hundreds more yet before January
let.
Rev. R. PAUL was away at Londeebero'
last Sabbath supplying for Rev. J. Fergu-
son.
LanrnEODALE will sell you anything in
his line at cost on Satxrday, the 9th
inst.
Rev. G. B. How3E's subjeot next Bab.
bath evening is "The Jordan's birth-
place."
No one to buy in goods, everything at
coat at Leatherdale's on Saturday, the
9111 inst.
Mose ArrnaHAaz returned on Monday
from attending her sister's funeral at
Stratford.
25 enure, in advance, gets Tun POST
from Oct. let 50 Jan. let 1890. See your
neighbor.
BEE our beautiful Robe Drees Goods at
25 eont6, really worth 40 ate. Boarff &
Fergneon.
Oroocreeyou are going to Arthur Veal's
big auction sale of furniture and musical
instruments.
Ir you want an organ at your own
price go to Veai'a auotion sate on Saint.
day, Nov. 015
GREAT line dress geode to hand to -day
which we are selling at 170, worth 80.
Some & Ferguson.
Goons are not got up for auction but
of the very heat, and everything warrant.
ed at Leatherdale'e.
Tog Dominion Vetere' List Court will
bo held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on
Saturday of this week.
W. If. McOltac1EN's grocery is receiv-
ing a thorough renovating and the whole
interior a dress of paint.
MISS MAIM BEOAneooT is home from an
extended visit to Brantford. She reports
having a very enjoyable time.
A. McAixnon, who has been in G. A.
Deadman's drug store for several months,
left for Walkerton last Friday.
DoN'T forget the Charity Oonoert
the Town Ilall, on the evening of Thanks-
giving
han
giving day. The tickets are only 20 Dents
and everybody el;ould be interested in ite
0000085. In another Oolumn the inter-
esting program may be read. The money
received is deposited in the Bank and
ahequod out by a Committee of the W.
0. T. U. to persons needing assietanos..
If you approve of the object give a prac-
tical illustration of it by attending the
concert or by purchasing a few tickets if
you cannot go to the Hall.
An amusing scone was witnessed in the
Town Rell last Saturday evening, 0151. a
pie eating contest, Three boys, Albert
Blaehill, Ephraim Downing and Jno.
Street, volunteered to undertake the job.
Three pies were placed on the table after
which each boy had his hands tied be-
hind bis book. 0110, two, three was
counted and then there was a dive for
pie. Downing Dame out rioter in four
and one-half minutes and scoured the
prize, $1.00. If you think it is an 0aey
teak try it at your home some time.
NOW THEY FLAT THEM WINes.—"Mit-
°hell is the only olub in these parte that
can wallop the Brussels team."—Mitchell
Advertiser. "If they get a battery from
Toronto, a couple of basemen from Lon.
don, a couple more from Exeter, another
from Lucan and pink np two or three
more from Greaten, and call them by
Mitchell names, they might then be in a
position to do the above "walloping act."
-St. Marys Argus. "If the Mitoholl
team did gather np some players it was
to prevent St. Marys from getting them,
knowing that they were le the habit of
doing so. This is a fact ; the Mitchell
baseball team has, and Dan, wallop the
St. Marys team on a fair square game,
and don't you forget it, Mr. Argus. The
town of the Saints was only beaten in
their owngame, they started this
"gathering up" bueinoss.—Mitobell Ad-
vertiser.
OnismeAL STATISTIoo.—The Official re-
turns of criminal statistics show a com-
mendable absence of the serious crimes
of murder, attempted murder, eta., in
the county of Huron, for the year 1888.
Under the heading of "Assaults. against
the person" it showe that two assaults
were made upon females, mere than en-
ough, certainly, and yet few, considering
the evil tendency of human nature in
this direction ; 2 oases of obstructing a
peace officer ; only 1 of assault and bat.
tery ; burglary 0r having burglar's tools,
1 ; 4 cases of rubbery; 1 case of horse,
cattle or sheep stealing ; 25 cases of lar.
oeuy ; 4 of false protenees •, 1 of escape
from prison ; 1 of arson ; 1 of forgery ; 1
of . felony ; 4 of conepiraoy. The total
number of summary convictions and
cases subject to trial by jury, in the
county, was 806 ; out of the 89 counties
in Ontario there are 20 that have a lower
number than Huron.
L. 0. L.—The 288 anniversary of the
Gunpowder Plot wile celebrated in Brus-
sels last Tuesday evening by the holding
of a social in the Lodge room. It was a
social in earnest and the largo oonpany
spent a most enjoyable evening. After
refreshments had been served the master
of the Lodge N. Wilson) made a few
introductory remarks and moved, second.
ed by John Mooney, that B. Gerry take
the chair. Mr. Gerry did not take up
any time with a chairman's speech but
at once entered on the program which
was as follows :—Song "Remember boy
you're Irish," by W. H. Willis ; address,
by Rev. J. L. Kerr ; solo, "Gates ajar,"
Mrs. W. F. Stewart ; a brief communi-
cation from J. H. Young, of Moosomin, a
former well known resident of town and
a leading member of the Order ; address
by Rev. S. Sellery, B. A., B. D. ; song,
"The red, white and blue," by B. Gerry,
with oborus by the audience ; addreee by
Postmaster Farrow, ex -M. P. ; solo, "Far
away," by Miss Minnie Gerry ; address
by Rev. W. T. Cluff ; National anthem.
Before the program commenced W. R.
Mooney and W. H. Willis contributed
two instrumentals on the organ. B Gerry
afforded considerable amusement by
showing the company how they fed the
t "
"goaThe gathering broke up about
11 p. m.
DIED,—On Thursday morning of last
THE largest stock in the county and week Maggio, sister to Mise Abraham,
anything will be sold at lost on Saturday I teacher in Brussels pnblio school, died at
the Oh Inst., at Leatllerdalo's. 1 her home in Stratford, at the early age
Iv yon have built a new house lately 1of 20 years. The abuse of her death was
go to Veal's auction sale and furnish it i typhoid fever with which she was afflict -
with futnitere at your own price.
LAs% Sunday a pansy was found in full
bloom in James Turnbtill'e garden, Join)
ed for nearly three weeks. The funeral
took place on Friday afternoon. Mise
Abraham was a very estimable young
PRESENTATION.—Leet Friday evening
the officers and teachers of Knox Sunday
School met at the residence of Alex.
Sbraohan, Thomas street, and presented
Mrs. Strachan with a rattan rocking
chair. G. A. Deadman, Superintendent,
read the address, which was as follows:
Mrs. A. Strachan,
DEAn FRIEND.—It 'is with pleasure that
we, as teachers and officers of Knox
church Sabbath school, present you with
this ohair as a token of our esteem and
our appreciation of your labors 'with us.
We unite in wishing you much enjoyment
in the possession and use of the same.
As oo-worker together with Clod, we pray
that you may abide in Him, and that His
word may abide in you ; that you maybe
faithful unto death, and so receive the
orown of life. We wish you both much
joy in your present relationship, and trust
that your fellowship may be also with the
Father and with. His Son Jesus Christ.
We would command you to Him who is
able to keep you from falling, and to pre.
sent you faultless before the presence of
His glory with exceeding joy. Above all
we desire that yonr souls may prosper
and be in health. Asking you to remem.
ber ns as your friends, we would subscribe
ourselves the Teachers and Offisere ,of
Knox Ohuroh S. S. •
Mr. Straohan made a brief, but appropri•
ative, reply. The host was a1lso the
recipient of $20, in gold. After super
there was vocal and instrumental seloo.
tions of music.. Rev: G. 13. Howie sang
a song in one of the Eastern languages,
Wo can't tell you a solitary word he
said.
Fess Dern.—At the Parsonage, Londoe•
bore', on Nov. 2nd., the wife of Rev,
J. Ferguson of a son.
Mrrennmm.—AtMolesworth, On Oct. 27111,
the wife of Mr. Bobert Mitchell of a
daughter.
151000Tone09,—In Winnipeg, nn the 2715
of September, the wife of Mr, Albert
Mc3utcheoo, of a daughter.
=ar7S:a-
ABRAIHAM. —In Stratford, on Oot. '30th,
Maggie, daughter of Johnston Abra-
ham, aged 20 years.
MEs9mt.—In Bluevalo, on the 401 inst.,
Aggie Henderson, daughter of Wm.
Messer, merchant, aged 18 years, 4
months and 16 days.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 18T11.—Auction sale
of farm stook and implements, Lot 18,
Oon. 12, Grey, at 1 o'clock p. in. Adam
Kressler, proprietor, A. Reymann, enc-
tioneer.
THURSDAY, 1011 inst.—Auction sale of
farm Stook and implements, Lot 7,'Con.
2, Grey, at 11 o'clock a. m. Henry
Green proprietor, Goo. Kirkby Auc-
tioneer.
�.c^v'rTSSE2+S 24B72,=1-7TS.
Fall Wheat 75 82
Spring Wheat 78 82
Barley 38 46
Oats 24 25
Peas...... .. .. 51 52
Butter', tube and rolls14 15
Eggs per dozen 17 00
.Flour per barrel 5 50 00
Potatoes .... 35 00
Hay per ton.. ... .. 7 00 8 00
Pork , . .. 5 50 6 00
Hides per lb 2 3
Salt per bbl., retail1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 60 1 00
Wool, per ib 18 20
Premier illeroier at Montreal on Tues.
clay distributed the 5400,000 voted' in the
Jesuit Estates Ant.
Fifsqy miles more of the Morris wail
Brandon branch of the N. P. & Manitoba
Itailway have been opened for traffic.
Ilon. Joseph Martin has been formally
gazetted head of the Manitoba Education
Department, with Dr. E. A. Blakeley, of
Winnipeg, as lila deputy.
In the suit of George Law against the
Grand Trunk on account of the Paris
afoot. That' f not bad for Nov, 3rd. . ladyand boy deosaee is read regretted.
accident, the jury 0t for
killing
returned
greatly 5 a verdict of $18b00 for the killing Of the
•VBA°, will sell about 200 of Shone 61653111 . BoonttgG.--In addition to galling, two plainbiff'a mother and a consent verdict
linen window blinds with patent spring Ieiro Bnginos to the Nova Sootiane 3. D. 1 of $900 was entered for the (loath of
reliefs at his solo on. Saturday, Nov, 9111, Ronald has olosect a contract with Mild. itis oon. 1
son..44-w,ame.mrtm Yt28—'a, GTS.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
76 82
78 89
24 25
Peas 50 52
88 45
335 40
14 15
17 00
30 85
5 50 6 00
4 50 6 50
Hay 7 00 8 00
Wood, per cord 2 50 4 50
Sheepskins, each 40 57
Barley
Potatoes
Butter, per Ib
Eggs, per dozen
Apples, per bushel
Hogs, dressed
Beef
VETERINARY.
TN0. D. WARWICK, V. S.
el (SUCCESSOR TO P. W. O'BRIION, V.S.),
Graduate and Honcrary Pellow of Ontario
Veterinary College, will bo pleased to ex-
amine *with the greatest care and prof0s-
atonal skill any eases entrusted to ;his
charge. 05100 and infirmary—O'Brien'e old
staud,2 doors north of bridge, Turnberry
et., Brussels.
Nov. `, 1.441.1
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For that Cough of Yours
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
Opp. Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
'M. SINCLAIR,
• SOHoitor,Conveyancer, Notary Pub-
lic, $•a. Oillce—Graham's 101001,1 door north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan,
Wi� E. WADE,
1'.I • Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub-
lic. Conveyancing. Collect:one and Loanlug.
Air. Wade will attend in Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'clock,
�IOKSON & HAYS,
(Late WWI Gamow &Proudfoot,Goris-
rloh,) linrrisl urs, Solleitors, Conveyancers,
&o. Offices—Tirusaole and Sear orbit, Bras
sola Office, ]lugers' Bleak, MAW St.. Money
to Loan.
n. 9.11500, W. It. nlex9ON.
AM. TAYLOR, B. O. L.
. Barrister, Ssliu!tOr, Ro., of the firm
of Taylor, McCullough & Bums, Barristers
801io1ytorn, 80., Manning- Araado, Toronto.
Money to loan.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Pourth Division Court,
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
Oillee in Graham's Bloch, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T\RESSMAIING OVER MRS.
IfmR's store. MISS 71 S I:. & E. Ma-
NAUGHTON.
H. S1oCRAOKEN,
R' V' • Ismer o tatmminge Licenses. OiBoa
ab his Grocery, Tnruberry street, Brussels
'pp• N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist* Shop—Next dour
south of A. M. Mo'liay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' andohllttren's ]Lair cutting al pocialty.
A choles stock of cigars kept
A McNAIR,
Issuror Of Alarriage Lieonsoe, by
appointment or Liout,-Governor, Commis -
&e., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Piro Insuranoe Oo, :Mace at the Oranbrooh
Post 0fi1ce,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MISS M'OOLL & MRS. CARSON
have started a first -°lase prase and
Mantle Making Shop over Straohan Bros.'
store. As Mrs, Canon nate by the beet
American Tailor System andhas worked in
Toronto for a number of years a perfect at
and good satisfaction isguaranteod. Parties
who are good sewers taught to out and fit in
s, few days. i'Appreni10 es wanted,
RANKItt+'.
:INTO51i & .110'1'.1 tiix 1RT.—
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Traasao,et a. CFes0era,l 73.>,ralcisi;,y+
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
O,x:nlinn and lunito 1 014.+ Ewa 4 beugbr
and sold.
In forest allowed on Deposits,
0ollcefions 1ltadc on /avant/de terms.
Canadian Agents— A1EM,RANr's BANK or
CANADA.
New York Ageets—IArren'muts AND TRAD-
ERS NATIONAL BANE.
DENTAL.
t)mSTTT_STMi
G. L. Bali, L. D. S. Nitros OKI is i" ed.
ministered for the Painless L.,t1:I0tieo n1
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East 'L':,n nate.
ID :al STT t C.c
W. 7, Pear, 1,, D. x., Graduate -of
Toronto Soh0o1 of Dentistry. A11
operations guaranteed. t.:—rArtillcial
teeth, first quality, and a guaranteed
fit, for 012.09 per sot. 0111oe—CAnx's
73500x, SE/bream
3-7..L' . 7ciffBX3T3:16-. u =
Honor Graduate of the Royal College or
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitros Oxhle Gas
administered for Lha PLLhnless I'lxtraction of
booth. 01loe--
ta0'ONN DOOR NORTH Or BANE, 13nrra:'l:I.,',
V EDIOAi. GARDE.
TM. ft. OALE, M. D., O.
Member of the College 011'1:yeclan
and Surgeons of Ontario by exen:inatio n
Odice and Residence—Alain etreot hast,
Ethel, Ontarie.
TA. MCNAUGIJTON, M. D.
C. M., i. R.11. P., Edinburgh, 51. C. P.
S. Ont. At Popper's Lrug Store from 9 to
11:30 a. m. and from 1:30 to '0 i'. m, At other
hours may bo found at his residence, form.
erlyoccupied byDr. llutchineon, Alilt et.
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales onnduot'
odon reasonable torma. Forma mud farm.
stock a specialty. Orders left at THE POST
Publi ehingHouse, Brussels, or sent to waltnu
P. 0., will receive prompt u.Mention._
A RAYMANN, •
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend Dales of farms, farm stook, &a. 'Pointe
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P.O. Sales
may be arranged at Tee Pow Publishing
House, Bruseele.
PRICES TALK
But Prices Cry Aloud in this Case !
We've squeezed them down so low at
The Great Cost Price Sale
the .lone to be remembered
b
Sale now pointe on at
, t
ALL ,OUR GOODS MUST, BE SOLD
by the 1st of December, as I' am leaving Brussels to, start Business again in
' Brandon, Manitoba. We will hold
-An Auction Sale every Satutrd.ay Afternoon:
Terms of :Sale Cash unless special arrangements are made with Customers pur-
chasing large amounts.
A_
edtht C*0**,4411)
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Remember the Sale we had when leaving Ethel ; also the Sale of t, ilne's Stook. Those
two were great, but this one will be greater, as I have..
$13,000 Worth of New Fall Goods
to dispose of.
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