The Brussels Post, 1890-4-4, Page 8TO—
SAVE 1\ Oiv 11.3Y!
You 40 dnnht intend to Paper
your House this Spring .and it is
certainly a Saving to you in buy-
ixlg whereyou can get the Cheap-
est and hash. We never before
bad suet values in Wall Papers.
1 have made selections from no
• less than
EIGHT h' IANUI''ACTURIIRS.
Vtieau give yon Lovely Papers
at Prices that should Astonish
you. Collie and see thein.
(2. 4. I)EA1)M.4N,
Dregni..t arta Pitney Goode Dealer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
reS11:',1:x EXTENSION W. 0. & I;.
Trains Ear's Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Ooze Sever. GOING NORTH.
Mail.... ..
c.to 0.b . I Mixed ..... 0;30 min,
Exrre•ss.....1ms a.m. Al ail TOS p.m.
7drxed ... S45.1 pan. I npross 0:13 p.m.
?till .CtO5 ftms,
A thiel auntie ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Goon Friday.
Mama syrup is In season.
Home cleaning is in the air.
HATS reshaped. Mns. Tenroleme
Cameane meeting next Monday evening.
SO13o01, Board this (Friday) evening.
'Detente and clover cheap. Adam
Good.
Moven and Timothy seed at Mc.
Crenkeu'e.
CLOVE?, Timothy and Garden Seeds at
Plann000 8.
Beer Huron Spring Show on Friday,
18th inst.
Mama service in St. John's church to.
day (Friday) at 11 a. no.
No. 9 Cook Stoves (complete) for $19
and upwards. B. Deem.
Jun received all kinds of garden and
field seeds. Geo. B. iKEB.
FRmAY of last week was One of the
roughest days of this Winter.
Jong WYxxhas purchased the dwelling
of Mrs. Stacey on John street.
Jews received 50 bushels choice clover
and timothy seed. Geo. Honer..
WANTED, in trade for harness, one
good Leitch cow. I. C. Richards.
Oen new and one secondhand Lumber
Wagon for este cheap. B. GERRY.
CaAELIE GREWAR has a "data." of
Spring chickens to the front already.
A Yoogo woman desires to do house.
cleaning or washing. Apply at this ofiioe.
Nem. Sabbath Rey. Rioted. Paul will
supply the pulpit of Rev. D. Rogers at
Atwood.
TEE fremeing and thawing of the past
week is said to have seriously injured the
wheat.
55,000 in boots and shoes to pick from
-at Nightingale's cheap store, at whole-
osle prices.
TEE Poetoice will be open until
o'clock a. no. and from 4 to 6 o'clock p.
m. on Good Friday.
Mean Tinware for w$1 than has ever
been offered in Brussels before. Only a
few left. B. GENII/.
Jun' to hand a large stook of express
sad steel wagons, which will be Bold
..heap. L C. Richards.
Samoa closed Thursday afternoon for
the Easter holidays. It will re -open
next Tuesday morning.
Nonce.—Having dissolved partnership
we desire all outstanding accounts
settled at once. Strachan Bros.
TEE shoe fitted. Do you see what I
mean ? There are four of us to sell you
new Spring goods—not rubbish. A. R.
Smith.
WREN we cannot sell yon goods cheap-
er than Sandy, we are going to Bell out
and go Northwestward. W. Nightingale
S Co.
BONNE and lot for sale or to rent.
Centrally located. Good well, garden,
enable, &c. Apply at Tus PoS'r Publish.
'bag house.
Rev. S. SELLERY, B.A.,B,D„ and Rev,
W. Casson, of Soaforth, exchange pulpits
next Sunday. Mr. Casson is au excellent
flresoler.
Miss ELIA INNAN has been employed
for some length of time as saleslady in
the Dress Goods Department in A. 11.
Smith's store.
W. NfsIITiT--GALE & CO. have a lot of
stiff and soft felt hats that they are Bell.
ing off at 25 cents each. I£ you want
' bats they are a bargain.
Jas. T9nan9LL, Wm. Martin and D. A.
Hanle attended the funeral of Mr. Ilia.
cocks, of Wingham, on Wednesday. He
WAR a brother Oddfellow.
Steven CCIEAAI is the hest preparation
for cleaning silverware, mirrors, window
glees, &e., to bo had at T. Fletcher's.
35 cents per bottle. Try it.
IT never rains but it pours. First a
lady precentor in Melville church, second,
twill daughters at the manse. We dont
p"rets l to say what the third wonder
will be.
WE have two pair i ob-sleiglls, sot of
hernees, neekyoko and whitlietroes, plow,
two box stoves, auc1 a quantity
of shingles for sale cheap. W. Nigbtin.
gale & Co.
Fon Good Friday and the Laster holi-
days, the 3. T. R. wilt is,tuo tiulicla on
April ilyd to 5th, geed to return till 8th
for one fare and a third, to all points in
Canada,
Tut ',treat committee would do well to
make an investigation of tho condition of
William street. It made grading and
gravelling; on the eastern portion io the
worst way.
Tire.ItIonthly Morse 'Fair for April
wan held hi Brnesels 00 Thursday of thie
week. There were a large number of
bueers lit a.ttendanoe and a good many
, sales were made.
WE have a. large assortment of ladies'
and oliitdren'e stoekf ngs that WO are giving
great bargains in. Call and see our
• prions before purchasing elsewhere, W.
Nightingale & (;n,
SALe:.--On Saturday afternoon of tithe
week e,t 2 &,/pooh a Salo of 13 urniture, &o,
will take eilace at Mrs. Stacey's, john et.
I'Le sale will be without 0080rre sa she is
renaming to Colorado next avid:.
CARPETS. --To the lady who forma the
most words out of the letters composing
tl:u word pets, T • i1! ; ;^ a
present a beautiful dress, Competition
open till 30th April. A. R. Smith.
LAST Tuesday evening Rev. C. A, Dos.
diet, of Mrntree:I, delivered en intend.
ing mom*, memo* about an hour, in
Melville church in this place, Ilia sub-
jeot wee French Evangelisation,
Geo. htoLanze, who has had over five
years experience in some of the loading 1
stores el h':asteri Ontario, twu years of
that thus was manager, buyer and Bales.
man, is now in A. B. Smith's employ,
Dui you ever take notiooto thebachelor
who employs one boy to do alt itis selling, I
collar people on the sidewalk to urge
them to try an one of his suits that be
asks two prices for. • W. Nightingale &
Co.
WE find our store is not large enough
to hold all our stook eo that we can show
it to advantage, Oall now if you want a
bargain in any line we handle as we are
anxious to make room. W. Nightingale
se Co,
NOTICE. --All persons indebted to the
firer of Stewart & Lowick are regneeted
to call and settle the same before the let
of May cost, as after that date we go out
of business in Brussels. S'rnwenT &
Lowic c.
Toe new flour and food store is in
full operation. 'Phe business is run by
Megan. piing & Hartley, the latter being
in charge. Mr. Hartley is a son of Rev.
A. Y. Bartley, Presbyterian minister at
Bluevale.
Bo instructions of the Sellout Board a
medical examination was made of the
pupils of some of the Departments last
week with the view of locating pupil,/ ef-
fected with disease of the skin—known
commonly as itch.
SAY, dont tie your horses to the beauti-
ful, growing shade trees and have them
peel the bark off so as to injure their'
growth if nothing worse. Exeroise a
little common sense in this matter or
you may be taught a lesson.
House and lot for sale iu Brussels
West. Good stable and well on' the
premises, also any quantity of small
fruit and a few young fruit trees. A
bargain if Bold at once. For information
apply at To Pose .Publishing House.
GRAND MILLINERY Orssrxu.—A,1L.
Smith's grand millnery opening, under
the management of Miss Brownlow, will
take place on Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, 10th, nth and 121h of April.
Every lady is invited to attend. A. R.
Smith.
TENDERS for scraping Turnbarry street
were opened on Tuesday, April 1st.
They were as follows :—W. Jamieson,
$26,00 ; W. Stewart, •523.00 ; H. Me.
Martin, $22.00 ; Lowery & Co., $20.00 ;
P. McKenna, 910.75. The contract was
awarded to McKenna.
Tae boodlams, who recently made the
night hideous with their yells, will have
an opportunity of cooling off is the lock-
up if these exhibitions are repeated.
Their names are already in the Reeve's
hands. Rowdyism will not be permitted
eo rule in Brussels.
Stem you should get your game of
*hence patented. It would do to play on
the Indians and squaws when you go to
the Northwest. You cannot catch any of
the people around about Brunie' with
no snob "skin games." W. Nightingale
& Co.
Base Bora,.—A meeting for the purpose
of organizing the Bruesele base ball team
for 1890 will be bald at the Queen's
Hotel on Wedneeday evening of nest
week, at 8 o'clock. Brussels is a base
iball town so a large attendanceis expect.
ed at the meeting.
FOR CLIxroN BRIDGE.—A. 11. Smith
got the contract for supplying quarry
stone for the Clinton bridge. He gets
612.00 per cord delivered at Brnssola
station. The atone in A. R. Smith'e
quarry was coneidered the best in the
four counties, therefore he got the pre•
ferance.
"Essen Beate," the song service pre-
pared by the Methodist church choir and
Sabbath sohhool will be given next Mon.
day evening, commencing at 7:80 o'oloek.
No admission fee. A silver oollectiou
will be taken. There are 10 selections of
MEMO. 4 responsive readings and 9 reci.
tatione in connection with the service.
WELL-DsoarnO AND Maniere—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to biro
M a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms easonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnbarry et,, Brussels. 43-tf
CHEAP BREAD. --Stewart & Low-
ick will sell, until disposed of,
One Thousand Barrels of First-
class family Floor at Four Dol-
Iars ($4.00) per barrel, barrel in-
cluded, for Cash only. First
come first served.
Senn ON rise WINO. --Doss your organ
or sewing machine trouble you ? Please
lot me hear from you. Organs cleaned,
tuned and repaired. You can pack your
machine head in a basket and send it by
stage or express and it will receive prompt
attention and returned with a sample of
its work in it. Some second hand ma-
chines o11 hand for sale or to exchange
for others, T. Mown, Box 122, Brussels,
WE regret to hear that Messrs. Stewart
& Lowick, lessees of the National roller
mills, tall: of ronwving from Brussels
when their term expires, viz, May 1st,
We hope some arrangement will be ar-
rived at whe,eby these two gentlemen
and their families will continue to reside
here se wo don't like to lose worthy eiti•
Tana.
W i have got a selection of wall paper
that it would pay you to see. The price
is half of regular prices asked elsewhere.
11 low prices is going to do the business
in that line, we are arranging a portion
of our collar for that branob of our trade
and will show you some elegant designs
mid low prices. W. Nightingale & Co.
E,
R. (1 tees c has moved his Singer
Sewing Machina business to Turnbull &
Ballautyue's stove and tinware ehop,
where intending purchaser's may inspect
the famous New York Singer and where
the proper rieedlee and oils may bo had
et ell times. Sewing machines of all
]rinds repaired on short notice and on
most reasonable tonne, IS, R. Grundy.
LADIES we trust you will ptttdoh us for
not paying more attention to you in utak.
ing your pnrebaass from us for the paet
week, On account of moving the Rogue
stook wo,were compelled to have some of
Our experienced halide to handle the
goods to save auy clampggc that might be
caused by inexperienced hands moving
1 tik.. S5.0.0"),..$ 1'4,)$'11
4kZiU. 4, 1800.
- os�
them. We could not wait on the crowds
that attended our etaughtering sale to
ulii P4Literlia401.1. TU.ie ween 114 ani' eeali
will be in readiness to give you startling
prices in auy Inclyou may eek for, Ilap•
lag to have another call from you soon
again, we Are year obedient servants, W.
Nightingale & 00.
LACROSSE. --Leet Tuesday evening a
meeting of persons interested in the re.
orgaeizatipu of the Brussels Laoroese
club was held in one of the sitting rooms
of the American Hotel. The following
officers worn cleated for the current rear:
President, 1). C. Ross ; Yiee•Presldent,
W. Nightingale ; Captain, A, McNaugh-
ton 1 Seeretary•Treaettrer, J. MoBain ;
Bteseutive Committee, Harry Dickson,
Vlsn. James and Jas. Ballantyne, The
Secretary is in correspondence with J.
W. Bengough, Canada's Comic Car.
toniat, with the intention of having him
give a lecture in Brussels in the near
future, Further particulars later.
Mumma cmt, AND Lineurne.-.-The Y, P.C. A.
of Melville Church held their Easter
meeting on Monday evening. The pro-
gram consisted of the following :—Choir,
The true Easter morn ;" duett, "flail
Easter Moon." by Misses L. Ainley and
M. Robertson ; solo, "Jesus lover of my
soul," Mi -s Jessie Bose; trio, "The Lord
is risen," Misses Sato Wilson and Many
Ross and Alex, Rose; choir, "Itis Jesus;"
recitation, "Willie and Annie's prayer,"
Mrs. J. Rabb; solo, "Cleansing fires,"
Mise L. O'Connor quartette, "Beautiful
Horning," Misses A, Taylor and K. Robert.
son and D. Ewen and A. II. McKay ;
choir, "The beautiful golden gate. Tho
next meeting, April 14111, will be the
eloaing meeting of the session for this
season.
SutaATIT ScuooL EXERCISES.—Sunday
last was, according to the International
plan of lesson the quarterly Review.
At Euox church the work was divided
between Mrs. Howie, Mrs. F. Spiel and
G, A. Deadman.—Metvilte church school
took et Missionary lesson. They also
took a good collection for the same
cause. —The hour and a half at the
Methodist church Sunday school was de-
voted to Temperance. Recitations were
given by Bell Bawtinhimer, Ira Gerry,
Mary Pollock, Maggie Mooney and Lorne
Danford ; addressee by Rev. R. Paul and
Rev. S. Sellery ; a solo by Miss Farrow ;
a duett by Thurso Gerry and Winnie
Sellery and hymns by the school. There
was a large attendance of pupils and
friends.
"THE BEST Rons."—Last Sunday
morning Rev, S. Sellery preached a very
interesting discourse to the Sabbath
school taking fur his text "Bring hither
the best robe and put it upon him." The
parable of the Prodigal sou was sketched
and the robe as it represents righteous-
ness expl,ined. Tlie following eight
reasons were given, accompanied by suit-
able illustrations, why it was the best
robe :—(1) It cost so much to provide it.
(2) It protects the body and soul as no
other garment can. (3) It suits all ages,
classes and occasions. (4) It wears -o
well. (5) It grows as we grow. (6) It
costs net so little. (7) We can do more
and better work with it. (8) It's the
robe that's worn in heaven. The service
was a very profitable one and was greatly
enjoyed by both young and old.
TEAIPERANOE.--We are always pleased
to have the old question of Temperance
dealt with from either the pulpit, plat-
form 0 press. Sunday evening last Rev.
S. Battery, B. A., B. D., took as the sub.
jest of his disoouree. He spoke of the
quantity of liquor manufactured ; the
amount of money expended in it ; the
number of persons engaged in the traffic;
the revenue derived and the expenditure
of enforcing the law ; the crime, misery,
disaster and death occasioned by its use.
Prohibition was pronounced as the only
remedy and to seeurs this we want public
sentiment of such a character with no
one but Prohibitionists will be elected to
Parliament. The church, the publics and
Sunday school and the ballot box meet
work hand in hand. The following in.
teresting elatietios were gleaned from the
reverend gentleman's remarks ;-100,-
000,000 bushels of grain is annually man.
ufactured into beer ; Great Britain's
liquor bill amounts to 91,000,000,000 an-
nually ; United States 61,000,000,000,
and Ontario 950000000. 20,000 mon are en-
gaged in the traffic. The total revenue
is 5280,000,000 and the total expenditure
92,500,000,000. f of the crimes commits-
ed is traced to drink. There is estimat-
ed to be 50,000 drunkards in Canada and
800,000 in the United States.
An official pamphlet claims for various
Manitoba cities and towns the following
populations :—Winnipeg about 25,000 ;
Selkirk, 800 ; Portage la Prairie, 2,500 ;
Brandon, 3,000 ; Rapid City, 300 ; Glad-
etoue, 300 ; Neepawa, 800 ; Birtle, 400.
DOSLI4,T.
Ross.—In Brussels, on March 27th, the
wife of Rev. Jno, Rose, B. A., of
twin daughters.
MAF.x3xF.x).
McDotoae—Fowtsn: —At the ItIethodiat
parsonage, Brussels, on the 2ndinst.,
by Rev. S. Sellery, B. A., B. D., Mr.
Angus McDonald, of Kinloss, to Miss
Rebecca Fowler, of Huron town-
ship, Bruce Co.
WArnvrco—MCLENNAN,—At the residence
of the bride's mother, on the 2nd
inst., by Rev. John Ross, 8, A , Mr.
Alexander Warwick, to Miss Edith
Rebecca McLennan, both of Morris,
MOToecioxtr.—Ab Sfugsmill, Elgin Oo., on
March 21st, Malcolm McTaggart,
aged 41 years.
Mnneet.—In Morris, on April 21st, Jae.
S., son of Mr. Rabt. IMlillen, aged 113
years, 2 months and 23 days,
Bntemeg. ---In East Wawanosh, on Tues.
day, April 1st, James Brandon, aged
89 yeare and 4 months. Funeral
Friday afternoon at Belgravo at 2
o'clock.
..41..t.70=201,1" eA0:.10.
SVs>DNEsnAY, AresIL O, --Term etoolc and
implemonts, lot 14, ton. 0, Morris, at 1
o'clock. Geo, Seale, prop., Geo, Kirkby,
Mlle.
il'ntnav, Arnie 1L—)'arm, farm stock,
implements and household furniture at
Berrnce hotel Walton, at 1 o'clock. Goo,
Kirkby, nuc., hotel,
Benno, prop.
TsEanAT, MEM S.rII.--Auoti-on sale of
stock, &c., lot 20, con. 10, Grey, at 1
o'olo0k p. in, Goo. Braker, assignee, A,
Reymann, allot.
FRIDAY, Asisr 4th.—Postponed sale of
farm stook and imlpl1lotnents, at North
Half Lot' 2u, Con, 7, Morris, to 00i001nee
at 10 o'clock a. to, sharp, Robb ;bros.,
propel„ Ciro, liirkby, auct.
HATS! HA
,
The 'Wholesale Stock of J, Gouenlock & Co.,
OI Toronto, having gone into Liquidation, A. R. Smith
was the only man in town who bought part of
the Stock. The Stock consists of
Soft Felts., Christy Stiffs and Straws
and as we got fr(-m 20 to 30 per cent, Discount .1 can sell at
Less there. Wholesale Prices.
Burn that in yinlr memory, every Man, Youth ttud Boy,
and when you want a Straw or Felt IIat call on
A R. SMITH. Every Customer should sec our
Clothing, Gent's Furnishings, Mats and Caps,
and if he does not buy he will learn something. We are
Thoroughly abreast of the Times and the Requirements
of the Day. The Demands of the hour are our Constant
Study. We leave no Stone Unturned in order to get
New Goods at Rock Bottom Prices.
WE SELL OUR GOODS AT CLOSE -CUT PRICES.
ORDERED CLOTHING.
A. look at our Tweeds and Worsted Coatings and Pantings
will prove to you we are Alive and mean Business.
New, Tasty and Sparkling Goods are what we keep in Stuck
Our Millinery Departme.t
is already Open for Inspection, and, as Miss Brownlow is
again employed for this season, we will, no doubt, sec
all our old Customers and many new ones,
.,AUZ Kinds of Fa7772, Produce taken ?Th Exchange.
A. R. SMITE
, Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE. — BEING
' Lot 12, Con. 10, township of Grey
Huron Co. There aro 100 acres, 86 acres of
Which are ()leered arta in good state of culti-
vation. On the farm 4s a stone house and
frame barn end frame stables, nt good bear-
ing orchard and good tve11 of Stater, For
furthsrparaiculare apply to the proprietor
on the premises.'
17-tf JOHN VINCENT, Brussels P. 0.
NOT OE.
In the Matter of DONALD MCLA9cnnlx, of
the Township of Grey, in the County
of Huron, an Insolvent.
Creditors of the said Estate aro requested
to file their °Jaime with the undersigned by
the 11th Day of April.1800, as after that date
the assets of the &aid estate will be distri-
bated, haying regard only to anon claims es
the Assignee shall then have had notice of,
and he will not be responsible for the assets
of said estate, or any part thereof, to auy
person or person' whose claim or claims
shall not then nave been Med.
A. BUNTi'O1,
Agent for Taos, BELLY,
Brussels, Maroh 20, '00. Assignee.
POSTPONED AUCTION SALE
Valuable Property
Property
Under and by virtue of powers of sale con-
tained in a certain. Mortgage, whish will be
produced at the time of stile, there will
be sold on
TUESi)AY, the 8t5 My of ,i.PILI L, X90
At T wolvo O'clock (Noon), at the AAranlaAN
HOTRT+, in the Village 01 Buosei:Ls, the fol-
lowing Valuable Property, viz, :
Lot No. 335 and the Easterly Ton Feet
throaahout of Lot No, 274, on William Street,
In the Village of Brussels, t0 the County of
Huron,
TEnate.—Ono•tonth of the p,,rohsse money
to bo paid clown 1tt the time of side. Liberal
terms forbittanso will be made known at wlla
time of sale.
For further partionlarsapply to
ROBINSON, O'B10IEN & GIBSON,
Vendors' Soliaitors,
70 Church Street, 7.bronto,
SP31,xxT0- e'X=0W3,
East Huron, at Brussels, Friday, April
18th,
Listowel, Wednesday, April 10th.
East Wawanosh, Bslgrave, Tbttreday,
April 1715.
Afitcholl, Wedneeday, April 0th.
Ji'ullarton, Friday, April 4th.
Wellesley, Wednesday, April 10tH.
Stratford, Tuesday, Apri1 .151h.
Slma, at Atwood, Tuesday, April 115.
Exeter, Tnooday, April 8th.
Milverton, Friday, April 11.
tioath Ramon, at Brumfield, Wednes.
day, April 10.
xa.�.-ene3:nxim 2,¢A.2.11==00,
Fall Wheat 75 81
Spring Wheat .,. 75 81
Barley 35 37
Oats 25 27
Paas ... 50 51
Bettor, tpbe anti tulle.... 1.1 • 1.5
Eggs par dozen - 10 c0
Flour per barrel 4 25 00
Potatoes ... 80 35
Bay per ton 6 00 0 50
Pork 5 00 5 50
Hides per lb 2 2:}
Balt per bbl., retail...... 1 '25 00
Sheep eking, Moll 00 1 00
Wool, pet lb, .. 18 20
COLONIST TRAINS
Through Coacllctet
KINCARDINE to TORONTO,
-Thosace To -
MANITOBA, BRITISH COLUMBIA,
DAKOTA, ETC.,
APRIL Sill and 22nd
TICKETS. TICKETS. TICKETS.
vin G.T.R. or C.P.R.
-to any Point in -
MANITOBA. harries) /10LG11RIA
AND WASHINGTON TReb)UITORI',
-or your choice of. routes -
V=A. O2-xseA.0 and the
GREAT AMERICAN RAILROADS
To all Points WEST and EAST.
TM -IMO -CM= TSCx.2iTn
-and your -
Baggage Checked TRR0110,1I front
I3] .Utr+l.00.11.`.4 & MA.TI0N
COMFORTABLE OHAIR CARS AND
SLEEPERS OBTAINED
Without Extra Charge.
For full information apply to
T. JLLTCII R,
TOW? Age111. for G.T.H. id Tel eioi is ii 0111, 0
AUCTION SALE OF
34 AI .T.1
In the Township of Grey.
J, 7..1'Lf'PPER,
Tiuhet .e►af• vette '13.5
— , Always ask .for --•�'
•
Cutler anti by thane el power of sale con-
tained to a certain mortgage, which willbe
pro110001 at filo time of sale, there will be
offered by sale by public Ruction ou
tiATT'JIODAX, the Fifth day of April, /800,
at Tuck's hotel , in the Village of 0 raubroolt,
in 41.1,1 County of Heron, by Anthony Ila' -
m e nu, Auctioneer, at two o'uloelt in Oho aft-
ernoon, that valuable farm at present oc-
cupied by Valentino Memoir and being cm,
posed of the northwest corner of lot No. 26,
the northwest part of lot No. Bland the oast
part of lot No 13, ell In the lath 0oeo08tiou
In140'eaten ,hiuofGrey, in the Con my of
Huron, containing 100 soros o1 laud, 0000 or
less.
Tams easy and »lata known o11 Clay or
axle.
For furtherpttrtioalare apply to Anthony
llaymaml, AusUolw0r, Osattbrnek P,(h, or to
T, do W.110R flY,
8d•J Vonitor'e 9olioltora,
Dated March 11, 1800. Brampton.
'T.4-1ARl1I P011 SALE.—THE UN-
DEnsrGNnD oilers for tale the north
can quarto rot lot' 2s, concession 0, ltforrie,
CmuuyOf Huron, 00lttahting 50 acres, The
laud net Gfst t uitlity and iu a high state Of
cultivation, welt fenced and uuder•drained,
norm cleared, New frame Motto, 8 rooms,
milk hoaso with 00aarete walla, 41, ells,
good berne and abed orchard, ate, 70501,1
arca o fall wheat. 'l;bie desirable property
ndloinsthocorporation Of Bruaeols, Snit.
Wen tome will be eine. Title pot't0et,
JAMES (13(1)00501, Owner,
Ifo. BOaforth P.O,
Pepper's Perfect Pills,
USE NO OTHER,
Pot Sick Headmen o, Dizziness, Torpid Livor
Constipation, Sallow Skin and
Complexlaa.
Prepared only h y
.T. 'r. rural?p.ii u,
Chemist and Drngelat,
GOA HAW'S IR,40('11, . it RCAAIl 1,4.
�/�"aINTOSII tti MoTAGGART,
BANSp1R8, - BRUSSELS,
Tsaaaact a Gencsral
330.7.7.14-4.1.1.Z
ruche oon.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and rotted St.otes Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits,
Collections ?nude on favorable torahs.
Canadian Agents-1111:non4.cr's puss otv
CANADA.
New Fork Aeouts—IvrooTEne AND Tnan-
ERe NATIONAL l3ANN.
LED/ll AND CONVEYANCING.
R., L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Snlioitor and Conveyance,, Collect.
Roue made. Otlloi—Vaustonti s Bleck, Brus-
sels.
VT ai. SINCLLAIR,
• Solicitor, Oonveyanoor,NotaryPub-
Bo, ko, OUtes—t rnh,un's Block, 1 door north
Of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
E. WADE
• Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub-
lic. Conveyancing. Collections and Loaning.
Mr. Wsdo will attend In Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'clock,
D10KSON R HAYS
mato with GarrOw & P
((tLrondfoot, close.
rich) Barristers, Benetton, Conveyancers.
Ce, Otitoos—b1'uaeele and Bseforth, Brits
sole ODtee, Rogers' Block, Main St. Money
to Lon,,.
R. R. nAYs. w.D,Dlrxtox.
A— M. TAYLOR, D. 0 L.
• Barrister, Solicitor, &c., of the gnu
of Taylor, Meinlicegll it kurus, Barristers
Solicitors, .ice., Planning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to lean.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court.
Co, Enron. Conveyancer, Notary Phbllc.
Laud, Loan tied Insura nee Agent. Funds
invested and to tau,. Collections made.
Office ill Graham's Block, Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
NV". F. GALE, M.D., 0. M.,
Momper of the College of Physician
and Burgeons of Ontario by examination
ONce sud Residence — Maio street East.
Ethel, Outride.
T A. McNAUGHTON, M. D.
LP • C. hl„ L.11. 0. P., Edinburgh, M. C. P
S. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store from 0 to
11:30 a, m, and tram 1:30 to 4 n. m, Al other
hours may be found at his residence, form.
crly oocnpied by Dr. Elutchinsoh, Stili et.
DENTAL.
lrZ-3"-TI.e.6TT... Y" 1
G. L. Ball. I,. D. S. Nitros Oxide Gas ad-
ministered for the PcinlOss Extraction of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street Nast. Toaotye.
—•�..—a b ST T T S T I.--..-.--••
W. 1. Fear, L. D. S., Graduate of
Toronto School of Dentistry. All
operations guaranteed, 12'Arttdoial
tooth, first quality, ands gguatautood
fit, for 013.00 per sot, 0111eo—Cenv's
BLocx, BEAtoRTn.
1U IN T I
MA.Fi.T372S. Z, D. B..
Honor Graduate of tho Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitros Oxide Gat
administered for the Planless Extraction of
tooth. OJAeo--
Ir..1'ONE DOOR NORTE OF DANE. Bn9ee11Le.
BUSINESS CARDS.
NVH. MoORAOKEN,
• /Hum ofMarriage Lioeusos. Office
at his Grocery, rttruborry street, 131:assels.
N. BARRET'T,
southTonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
of A. M. Al0Xay.k Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and children' hair cutting a scosfalty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INa91MANON.
FIRE AND MARINE,
_ GUELPH.
A• MoNAIR,
Iseuror of Marriage Lloenses, by
appointment of Lieut,-(sovernor, amends -
stoner, &c,Q.11, Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. 00100 lit the Cranbroolr
Post Moo.
MISS LILLA O'CONNOR
Is desirous of procuring pupils in
Vocal Music. Prof. Warrington, of Toronto
is pleased to give his testinlocial as to Mies
O'Connor's ability, alto lowing boon a pupil
of Lia during her stay in Guelph. Instrtl.
2t ootid Mingo on Piano, Organ and Guitar,
Terms mode known ou appl oittiuu, Princess
81„ Brussels. Miss O'Ounnor is open for
Concert Engagements, :te-
_ AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, 1s always roady to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, &e. Termsoboertu15y elven L'raubreok 1', 0. Salo.
may be arranged at Pini PONT Pub]iolung
DOt160, Drone's,
GEORGE KIRKBY, Licensed AnotiOuoar. Sales eondnot-
oil on reasonable torula. Farms and farm
stook specialty. Orders loft at 0251] Pon,
Publishing House, Bru mole, or tont to Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attintiou,
TTAVINC+ TAKEN OUT LIOLN-
st; RR 011 A1101100)000 I am prepared
to ended: sales of farm stook at reasonable
prises. Ninny tug the standing of nearly
over,120rseo L eons in a notation to soli to
good marks and got good seettt'ity when sold
on credit. Balian,.atiou guaranteed, Give
moa call. t58. L'. S. 800Tee.
VETERINARY.
NO. 1). WARWICK, V. S, «�
SUCCESSOR TO 1''. 1V, O'
emanate and Denman Fellow of 0»toric
Vetcrinory College, will be pleased to ox -
equine with the greatest Cato and p]tofes•
atonal skill any ease„ eniruste4 00 his
obarge, Mee Mid Infirmary_-O'Ilrion's old
atnnd,11 Miura north of bit130, t'orllbeiry
et„ Brinieels.