HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-6-27, Page 8,Fighting Against Odds.
''Iotaooner are the currant worms
.recaoved by Hellebore, or other-
wise, than the Potato Bugs mys-
terionely appear, and will increase
stn rapidly, unless some method
is taken to Exterminate them,
that the potato vines will be de-
stroyed and the potatoes found
Packing. As usual, we are pre -
laced for the emergency, and
tare secured some Pure Paris
zreen, which is the Best Poison
sir these pests, but unless it is
Pare it will not,do so well. The
.kisld I have bought is Guaranteed
a. Pure Article, and I can there -
.fore guarantee it to give satis-
faction if applied according to
a.ES'eC tions.
G.A. DEADMA;\r, Druggist.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
90VTnrum ExxxxstoN iv. 0. & B,
Trains irate Brussels Station, North
rased South. as follows:
Rome Seur0. Conn Nowt n.
Wan
a.m. Mixed a:•)0 aim,
F-. 1Alre1B 11:4) a,m.I HInt1 ............ 5:00 p.m.
O5toeit es15 pan. Express a4'. 3,111,
,'Aral Dews Jt.ciiis.
A ehiel's amang ye login' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent R.
Hor
?lexT Tuesday is Dominion Day.
THE flax mill is receiving a new shing.
A. exams stock of house plants at T.
75 cents gets THE Pour for the balance
.ot 1890.
H. Weeraims & Sox have two flue driv.
ing horses,
Canaan and Tomato plants at Mc.
acken's.
A. PEW peered hand buggies for sale at
t bargain. Jos. WAtgaa.
Sr. Joou's Sabbath school plc -nim was
:veld on. Wednesday of this week.
TEE High School Entrance Examin•
stiou will be held in Brussels on Thurs.
tta.y, Friday, and Sutarday of next week.
Rev. Me. Fonan•T, of Walton, will cow
duct service in Knox churoh Brussels,
snit Sabbath morning. The evening
.torvice will be withdrawn.
THE Grand Lodge of the I. 0. 0. F.
--vile convene in Toronto on the 2nd Tees-
-lay in August. Western Scar Lodge,
,lfa:•etsele, will be represented by F. S.
:Scott.
N.ExT Sabbath Rev. Mr. Seliery will
tmke "Spiritual Hunger," and "The moat
,momentous of all questions." as the
empire of his discourses iu the Methodist
church.
& muse SMALE is removing his tailor
slxag.to.the building lately vacated by
-Sa eph'Laird, opposite Central Hotel.
'3;1sempartment lately used by Mr. Swale
mein be eddedto the dwelling in (tonneo-
itien:with Id.
ggken170ED fares are advertised on the
S . 2: R. for Dominion Day as follows :-
Slagle fare on July lst, good to return
• en the 2nd. A fare and a third cam.
otzuticing on Saturday, 28th inst. and
,egtod to return on July 3rd.
I3ousE AND Lor Fon SALE. -The tom.
:Sortable and desirably located residence
.nf WB A. Calbiok, Turnberry street,
admen's, is offered for Bale as the family
,nnfiand•renloving to British Columbia.
ikor:partieulars apply to Mrs. Calbick.
Cenireames are being made to the
itarheve that the ow by-law is not obeerv-
` .orf .in Brussels. He Lae instructed
Want Smith to see that the by-law is
strictly enforced. Owners of horses and
.cows sboald bear this in mind and call
-at the Pound if their stock is missing.
Goo store will be open on July 1st,
:Dominion Day, to supply our customers
':with goods till 12 o'clock, noon. After
-.that time we will close in order to give
entr clerks liberty to enjoy the rest of the
clay. We trust our customers will see
It to make their purchases from us be.
rice that hour. Your obedient servants,
W. Nightingale & Co.
Dm Saturday afternoon Daniel Ewan
turrrohaaed the sore of land, house and
stable, corner of Alexander and Thomas
etreeete, from W. J. Norton. The price
,Intil was 9800. Mr. Ewan got a bargain
M. tic property as the eastern half of the
4ceas a most desirable location for a resi-
•rkenae. Mr. Norton lost motley on his
plarchase of 12 years ago, to say nothing
.of improvements made in that time.
iffurrtoo Presbytery will convene in
W10gham on Tuesday, July 8th. The
:rerrgoation of Bev. G. B. Howie, as
aatwr of Knox church, Brussels, will
,probably he handed in at thia meeting.
It is reported that the reverend gentle.
reran will go as a missionary to Jerusalem
glia knowledge of the language, customs,
&s.. of the people of the laud should
-qualify him for successful work in that
country.
13t3XWE1.L Ana. IAInLnals:Tc. -- The
total number of machines manufactured
fur nbin season's blade by the Maxwell
cheeks, St, Marys, are between three and
your thoueaud, being fully one thousand
snore than last year's oatput. No other
implement f.iotory in Canada can boast
of each a large increase in the volume of
their trade tvithln the peat twelve
a'ealc+t'ns. The Wee of the firm for the
p -resent yew are more than double their
-utast at the corresponding period in 1889.
John. Walker is the local agent here and
.vlld be pleased to wait en perecne de.
,strung information 00110011lfng these
maohinoe.
°.Pini Censurer Tr:NO.-An exchange
'Shat seems to be posted on the question
11ns duteoutseth: "It is not in good
,tsste, never was good form, and no longer
;good manners for a gentleman to raise
Icisthe.t when meeting a lady on the
ttr4te0. A courteous waive of the hand
do far more appropriate and is the eastern
in the fashion entree of Great 03ritain
sea the Continent. The idea that a
,g0atleman always ripe his hat to a lady
la nonsense. Te see a man yank his hat
.off and pull it over hie face ie twinning,
Sow 01161 the fashion has been relegated
its ta proper niche among absurd
,r~rarioei15.es, keep your hat on while On
Ma street if yen want to bo in style,'?
tit. Litt l,' SSI L4S k'OST JUNE 27, 1890,
VERY Merchant, so far, that has attempted to meet cur prices has had to fait or oompromiso with their creditors.
d The reason is plainly to be seen, 11'e They Cheap and Sell Cheap, and men doing business in the regular way can-
not come down to our low prices and pay their expenses and live. Take for instance the Boot and Shoe business of
this town. We have led the priceg down so low that any man who tries to sell at our low prices and depends on the pro-
fit on his Boot & Shoe business has to fail and it would be wise for men not in a position to sell cheap to go into some
other Iino that they are more adapted for. IIeu to succeed in business nowadays must be men adapted to that particu-
lar business in which they engage ; they must have money as well, to enable them to go to the nlarlfet and bay their
goods at a price that they can place them before their customers at Bankrupt Prices, and at the same time allow thorn
a fair profit for the use of their money and time in dealing them out to the people who trust their business to their care.
YOUR OBEDIENT SERVANTS,
W. NIGIITINGA,LE & Co.
W. Bonnrcn's men are painting the
Town Hall.
Snoozes Voters' lista for 1890 are in
the printer's bands.
Ir you want a new buggy go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker, Brussels.
Is you want to bice a good driving
horse olid rig go to Hugh Williams & Son.
ArrneNsrrss wanted immediately at
Mrs. Megarvie'e, opposite the Town Hall,
Brussels.
Semler, cheap sale of Adam Good's
stock on lst July, both stores will be open
all day. Geo. GOOD.
PLANTS. --Cabbage, cauliflower, tomato
and celery planta for sale. Persone
wanting Goon plants should coma to me.
I keep no rubbish. Taos. Hoo.tr.
klassns. JO3N.TON & CocunANE, marble
dealers, have now a matched team of
blank ponies. They purchased one from
J. J. Gilpin and the other from. Mrs,
Beatty.
AunoNmEm=ENTS have been made where-
by business men and others may secure
evergreens for decorating purposes for
Dominion day at a very low figure, viz.
three trees for 28 cents. Apply at once
to R. Leathcrdale. By everybody lend.
ing a helping band, and with the aid of
flags, bunting, evergreens, &a., Brussels
should put on its holiday dress as never
before.
THE question of increasing the Grey
Branch Agricaltoral grounds was dis-
cussed at the meeting of the Directors
held, recently, in the Town Hall. It
looks very much as if matters would run
in about the old groove for another year,
This should not be the case as it is no
easy thing to regain what we allow to
slip from our grasp.
NEW Manns WoRes,-The firm of
Johnston & Cochrane, stone mutters, &c,
has opened out are prepared to fill all
orders for monuments, tombstones,
markers, fences, &c., in a, workmanlike
manner and at living prices. Satisfe.o•
tion guaranteed in every case. Don't
place your order without oaliine on them
and seeing their samples and ascertain.
ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the
Town Hall, Brussels.
WELL•DIo01N0 AND Daior.rxo.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilIin 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
share. Terms easonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnberry st„ Brussels, 43-tf
We are passionately fond of good
mask and don't even object to a drum
olo oocaeionally but we are somewhat
(posed to the continued pounding of the
big drum at the Salvation Army bar.
asks, almost every Sunday, between the
morning and afternoon services. The
Moors should see that the muscular
rummers have a short vacation during
be hours mentioned as the noise does
of tend to spirituality as far as the John
treet reeiclente are concerned.
SALaro0.-Wed0e0day morning of thia
eek Thee, Ballantyne received a present
f three whopping salmon from the
reser river, British Colombia. They
ere sent by Jae. B. Ballantyne, paokei
n ice, and came through by express in
rat class condition. The fish weighed
bout 80 pounds each and the most
piourean dare not turn np their nose at
hem. By the way, this is rather a new
rder of things to have fresh fish from
ew Westminster, 3,000 miles distant,
iehed up in the heat of summer.
A. acraeONAune Editor is a rare curiosity,
ut if arty one had what is owing on bank
ubecriptions he would be ono aura. We
on't exileot to get that however, nor yet
11 that is owing on oar paper, but we do
spent a lot of people to settle up at an
arty date for THE Pow which they have
een receiving for months without pay.
g for it. If half of those who owe us
111 settle by July 15th, we won't men -
on the matter this year again. We
end the money to pay our debts so don't
elay if you can help it but be amonget
e most honest and Bond us the amount
t onoo.
"Baw.1nE 01' Does." -Last Sabbath
orning Bev. Jno. Roes, B. A„ preached
speoiel discourse to the children and
sung people of Melville church from the
ext "Beware of dogs," Philippians 3rd
bapter and 2nd verse. After explaning
e meaning of the teenage
e subject was pleasantly and practical -
treated ender the following savers
ends, glowing the dogs everyone should
aware of; -Discontent, Disobedience,
i=honesty, Deceit, Drink, Doubt and
elay, Rev. D. B. McRae, of Cranbroolt,
reaoked a very acceptable and profit.
ble sermon in the evening- The an-
nul Sabbath school pio.nie will be held
Ilargan's grove on Friday afternoon
this week.
Gullalrn RACES AT LIeToWE8.•-••The
rammer Meeting on the excellent track
Listowel are set this year for Tuesday
d Wednesday,sth and 9011 July. $700 le
vett in purses as follows . 3 min trot
76 ; open run 97912:40 trot, 9175 ;
armors' trot 950 ; Farmere' run (horses
om adjoining townships) 950 ; free for
1 trot, 9176. Enberiee close at 10 p. m,
my 7th. There is ante to be a full field
cl exciting events. The track never
as in better eondf1ion. It will be the
ant of the district. The beet goers in
e Western Peninsula will start, Tho
merle= Association rules will be rig.
ly adbered to, and all Oveete will be
ought on promptly ae advertised. Re-
oed fares on all railroads to town, If
u want to see the beet of Canadian
otters and runners under the most
vora1la Conditions be on band,
Diner forget the promenade concert in
the rink on Tuesday evening.
A noesnoro match between the
"Unions," of Wroxeter and Gorrie, and
Brussels club is on the tapir.
MONEY To Loan. -Private funds on
first mortgage, farm security preferred.
Apply at Tax POST Publishing I•Iouse.
We would like to hear front our Dor..
respondents a little mors regularly, as it
is we are favored about semi-annually in
Home instt0ues.
SsvENTr•rive cents, in advance, will
pay for Tno Porn for the balance of
1890. Wo want to add 150 names to our
subscription list,
Tne stock of boots and shoes, hats and
Daps and groceries, belonging to the es-
tate of Adam Good has been purohased
by Geo. Good, of Seaforth, and is now
offered for sale at very low prices. Great
bargains will be given. Large advertise-
ment next week, Both stores open on
Dominion Day.
TALLFLAx.-On Wednesday afternoon
of this week Valentine Forster, lot 19,
con. 12, Grey, brought to Tim Poor Pub•
lishing House a sample of flax that
measured three feet, eleven inches in
length. Thst beats anything we have
heard of yet this season. On any kind
of dry land flax ahold be a eplendit crop
this year.
85.00 PurzE. The Celebration Com-
mittee offer a prize of 95.00 to the out•
Hider bringing the largest load of human
freight to Brussels on Dominion Day.
Howlett, Turnberry, Grey, Morris, East
Wawanosh and McKillop townships in•
eluded in the list. The load must take
its place in the prooeesion in the morn-
ing at 10 o'clock, Here is an easy way
to capture a V. The load must exceed
12 persons.
Tim BAxn.-A great deal of gush has
been talked this week about the town
Band. As far as THE Pon is concerned
we ere prepared to "stay" with the boys
in their contention for their rights as we
believe the money voted them by the
town is well expended. The open air
concerts are appreciated by our citizens,
even if applanee does not always follow
well executed selections. A spirit of
unity, bard practice and a little wealth
oaoasionally thrown in will make the
Band better than it ever was. The boys
want to keep their feet on the ground,
however, as ballooning is dangerous
business.
CANADA'S GREAT FAin.-Tho receipt of
a copy of the prize list for this year's
Toronto Industrial Exhibition, which is
to be held from the 8th to the 20113 of
September next, reminds us that the fair
season is again fast approaching. The
prize list shows the addition of many
new classes and a large increase in the
amount offered a0 premiums. Toronto
offers many attraotions to visitors during
the season, but the greatest of all is its
annual Hxhibttion which this year pro-
mises 10 be greater end batter than ever.
A copy of the prize List can be obtained
by any of our readers, who may desire
one, by dropping a poet card to II, J.
Hum, the Secretary, at Toronto,
Y. P. C. A. -The Young Peoples' Chris-
tian Aesooiation of the Methodist Church,
Brussels, wed held on Monday evening
of this week, President Rogers in the
ohafr. Miss Minnie Moore, Secretary.
Treasurer, read the minutes and annual
report. The latter showed the receipts
for the year to be 929.00 and the expendi•
tare to be 902.00, leaving a balance of
$7.00 in hand. The following °Moers
were appointed for the current term :-
Hon. Pres., Rev. S. Seliery ; President,
George Rogers ; 1st Vioe President, Eli
Smith ; 2nd Vice President, Miss Maggie
MaNaaghton; SecretaryTreasurer, Miss
Minnie Moore ; Executive Committee,
Misses L. Thompson, E. E. Herr, Mrs.
Anderson, and D. Armsbrong, W. ltod.
dick, T. Hill and M. Cavanagh ; Look-
out Committee, Misses Bawtinhimer,
Gerry, Smith, Holmes, and Alex, Hood,
J. S. Sall, it. Anderson and W. Mooney.
It was decided to have a printed program
similar to the last, the Executive Co.m
mittee to prepare the same at moo.
There are 66 names on the membership
roll. The weekly meetings have been
wonderfully suoaeesful and have not
looked in culler interest or attendance,
TIM MAnce.-Os the morning of Do•
minion Day the route of the Trades'
prooessi0n will be as follows :-Proces•
son will farm on all Tidos of Viateria
Square and proceed 'south 011 John then
west to Turnberry, north to William,
east to Albert, north to Queen, west to
Turnberry, south to 14Ii11, west to Eliza-
beth, south to Hawke, north to Mill thea
east to John to Victoria Square to dis•
band. The procession will be oompoeed
of the following :-Marshalls on horse-
back ; Queen of the day, with tandem,
aceocnpanied by body guard of armed
infantry; Town Band in uniform ; vii•
lags Connell and officials in carriages ;
procession of school children, marshalled
by Principal Shaw and led by Piper
Ballantyne ; foot ball, lacrosse, tennis
and base ball clubs in uniform ; throe
lite engines from the Ronald Engine
Works and firemen ; ropresenbativee of
the various trades of B105101e, dry goods,
groceries, hardware, watchmakers, bag.
ere, butchers, blacken -tithe, &o., &c. The
promotion starts at 10 o'clock sharp.
No plane has been spared to make this
one of the beat fcaturos of the day and
everybody ehottld make it a point to be
in to an it. Persons taking part in the
procession will greatly oblige the Com-
mittee by being on hand promptly at
9180 it. re., (at which hoer the town bell
will be rung) BO that there will be no de-
lay, This le imperative.
FOoRTie Division Court was held o
Thursday of this week.
FOOTBALL match on Saturday, on Vic
boric Park, between the school teacher
of this locality and the Brussels club,
Pmuc0 schools close for the summe
vacation on Friday of next week. Th
public Bohol in Brussels will reopen 0
the last Monday of August.
Brenon Twisz.-Five tons best binde
twine in stook as follows : -Blue Ribbon
Manilla, Flax and Silver compose
binder twine. B. Glum%
THE Cricket Match between Winnipe
and Listowel, on the Liatowel ground, i
to be played July 4 and 5. Liatowel is tl1
only club, outside the cities, with who
the Winnipeggers play. It will be
good game.
AN interesting game of baseball is t
be played at Sunshine next Friday be
tween the Junior baseball olub of Brussel
and the Sunshine club. As this is ti1
first game the Junior club of Brussel
has ever played we wish them success
A meeting of the Directors of the Eas
Huron and Grey Branch Agriculture
Societies will be held at the Town Hall
Brussels, on Saturday afternoon of 0111
week, commencing at 3 o'ulook, to ar
raug0 the prize list for Fall Show, to
A full attendance asked for.
Tag Clinton News.ltecord says :-
There is going to be a big day on July
lot in Brussels. If the sound of revelry
is not heard there it will not be from look
of base ball, font ball, lacrosse and other
games ; trades' procession, fire toarrm.
ment, brass band etc., all of 1v1io13 will
help visitors and other to celebrate the
anniversary of our natal day.
CANCELLED. --A special meeting of the
brethren of the L, 0, L. of this section
was held in the Orange Hall, Brussels,
m1 Monday evening, to take into con.
eiderat100 the celebration of the coming
10th of Jule. After an animated dia.
mission it was decided to abandon the
idea of holding a celebration here on an -
count of several lodges desiring to go to
Harristou and Clinton, respectively, and
I the strong invitations extended to the
I members of the Order from the towns
mentioned above. Itis expeoted, hots.
ever, that Brussels will be given an op-
portunity again of having the "walk"
l here on account of mooting to forfeit
their right this time. Brussels, Walton
I and Ethel lodges will likely go to Har-
riston.
BE9oLuTIoN of 00ND0LEN00.-Wbereae
it has pleased the supreme and 0mnipo.
tent Ruler of the un1veree to remove by
death the estimable wife of Bro. Jacob
Hamer, our Record Keeper, and knowing
that the loss he has been called upon to
sustain is one of the most severe trials a
man has to pass through, Resolved that
we, the members of Brussels Tent, No.
24, K. 0. T. M., extend to him, and his
bereaved friends, our heartfelt sympathy
in their hour of sorrow and bereavement,
and trnet they may bear up under the
affliction and look forward to the bright I
future where they will meet in the other
world, where sin and sorrow are un-
known and parting is no more. Signed
on behalf of the Tont, A. McGurn,
Corn.
DOAIINtoN DAY IN BsussELe —The
people of Emulate have made great pro.
parationa for celebrating July 1st, 1890,
in royal style. At 10 ea m. there is to be
monster Trades' Procession, beaded by
Brussels Band, Firemen, 3 Fire Engines,
visiting Baseball, Football and Lacrosse
players. A grand fire engine test when
three of Ronald's celebrated fire engines
will give exhibitions. Laorosse match
between 11/Ingham and Brussels clubs.
Football match for a ball and valuable
silver op, between the "Ironsidee," of
Turnberry, and Bruees's club, Base.
ball tournament in the afternoon, be.
tween Exeter's champion club, Tees -
water club, Clinton club and others, for
prizes of $40 and 920. Brussels club
will play the winning club an exhibi-
tion game, Bosidee there will he races
and athletic sponte for all. Entrance
fee to all games and matches, free. A
grand drawing of ladies' gold watch
worth 935.00 given to the lucky spectator.
All of this glorious array of attractions
only costs 10 Dente, to see everything.
None should mica this excellent chance
of enjoying Dominion Day, 1890.
Promenade concert in the rink in the
evening, The Seaforth Quartette Club,
with the best local talent, and Brussels
Orchestra will take part.
SEtroArl0NAL,-On 1'hureday afternoon
oflast week the Editor of This POST re-
ceived o, letter from Toronto, purporting
to be written by P. Thotnson, well known
in Brussels, intimating that his dangle.
ter Clara had died on Wednesday oven-
ing in that city, that he would be up
with the corpse on Friday night, and
requesting that notices be got out at eluteannouncing the funeral for Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clook. 1I, J. Whitley, a
son-in-law of Mr, Thomson's, also re-
ceived a letter by eatne mail asking him
to break the sari newtsto the relatives
here. In short ardor the funeral noblest
was in typo and would have been ran off
but Miss Maud Thomson called and in.
formed ns that they had a letter from
Mise Clara, informing them of what was
going to be rnmoured of her deoeaso, r to.,
but not to he alarmed es she was alive
and well and if the notice appeared in
Tits Pose she would 0000800iot it in the
next Nene and show up the Writer, Also
that she had been made acquainted of
wlmt wee on the boards by a friond in
Toronto, 00 is needless to say the fun.
0181 flakes were not printed. Compar-
ison of Mr. .5honlson's handwritn
with the letter received Was made an
the lying effusion in the hands of the
Editor was pronounced a forgery. Who
worked up this silly, contemptible gush,
we are not prepared to say jnet now but
it would not be out of order for Mr.
Thomson to ascertain, if possible, who
furnished the advance information at
Toronto. A joke is very good in its place
bub death, fnnoral, &o., are a little too
serious a natter to work up cheap notor-
iety upon. Wo purpose sifting this
matter a little further yet before we are
through with 1t so that the blame may
rest upon the right shoulders. Quito a
commotion sons caused in Brussels over
the reflector. THE Poem came very nearly
having some second Hand funeral notion
to dispose of over the traneactOel.
ONE second hated wagon, one second
hand buggy and 5 tons binder twine for
sale at B. Gerry's.
BEB!:BEI ons, Tnie WON'T SliN0 Yee. -
For the next four weeks I will sell
painted chaff.hives, (once) 2 ft. long.
with 10 wired frames, for 91.50 ; painted
single wailed hives (Jones) with 9 wired
frames for 75 cents ; wired frames (6
strands) 2 cente each ; section orates
with 2 rests, 10 ate. cnoh ; one piece
section, (3ix4f) 50 eta. per 100; The
now method of queen rearing," by Alley,
75 cts., catalogue price, 91.40 ; "Cook's
manual of the apiary," 75 cents, usual
price, 91.25. Foundation and combs
wired and built from foundation at low.
051 possible price, R. XSEcnrEL, Walton,
noxa1v^-
MooNRY,-rn Brnenels, on the 21st :inst.,
the wile of Mr. Gordon Mooney of a
3011.
KnucCoNNEL.-In Morrison the 10011 inst.,
the wile of Mr. John Kiakconnel, of
a son.
MARRIF�ID,
Srunns,-Jew0TT.-At the residence of
the bride's father Mr. Wm. Jowitt
2nd con, of Morris by Rev. Mr. Tonga
Miss Caroline Jewitt t0 Mr. Geo.
Skittles of Morris.
DENxIs-K stutT.-At the reeidenoe of
the bride'e mother on the 18th inst.,
by the Rev. Wm. Torrance, Mr.
Ransom H. Dennis, to Mise Eliza
beth Ann Kinney, both of MoKil-
lop.
=2=8:3.
DEwAn.-In Seaforth, on the 25th inst.,
Mrs. Arch. Dewar.
MoGneeon,--In Blyth, on the 25th inst.
Murdook McGregor, aged 57 years.
$12+Vs,S272.5 M,A.1:BKF7TS.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats -
Paas
Butter, tube and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour pet barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton.
Pork
Hideo per lb
Salt per bbl.,
Sheep ekins,each
Wool, per ib
93 - 96
90 96
38 40
35 36
63 56
10 11
11 00
4 20 4 60
35 00
6 00 0 50
6 00 6 00
2 2&
1 25 00
60 1 00
19 21
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
LTOTJSE TO RENT.—APPLY
to D.tt, altAHAM. 40-
OYWANTED.-•ABOY WANT-
J..,bD, 35 or 10 years of age to work in
the cheese factoryy, Apply at oto
T. 8, 1:1110A
ft, and Grey Cheese Factory,
jHORTHAND,—
Nhas MANY CALD n, a graduate of Ben.
yough e Canadian Business University, 'Po-
route,(whieh institution she attendee meld
montho) la deetroue of organizing a Short.
hand Olaoa iu Brussels. Far partleulars, as
to terms, Sw,, apply at :CBE Poor Publishing
H 01100. B0.
1 1ARM FOR SALE.—THE STJB.
sfarm, being con, 111, GieylTownshipps
Enron Co., for sale. There are about 80
acres cleared and In good heart. Thera is a
log house, good hank barn bosh ing orchard,
and all the neeessary oouyeutenoes on the
premises. For further particulars, as to
price, terms, oto,, apply to the Proprietor,
L'ROS,HISLQP,Clore P,0., N.W. T„ or to
2.0f DOUGALD BTIiAOHAN, Brussels
PATENTS Gayoata,llo-taaneeand7rada
.0Earkheoeuved and all 0th•
or patent 0ah110e int the Potent 0f50o and
before the Oonrtnpromptly and el copy at-
tended to. Upon receipt of model or ekatoll
of d advi ion, I Nalco careful roo of eaten,
and advlso as to patentability from at ouargo.
Foos torured,d Intake nonbnrvoce and
patent le 000010,3, Iaformatlon, advice and
special r0foronoo0 sent on apppIloaton, J.
R.L[TT14LL, Washington, D.C., 31.S, Patent
Of
01➢00, 05
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
TAKE NOTICE 1
Tho Unsettled Book Debts of the
Estate of Adam Good aro loft
with 11. L. TAYLOR, Lawyer,
Brussels, for Collection,
All Immediate Settlement will
save expenses.
E. B. C. CLARKSON,
50-2 Assignee.
tin Pepper's Pills.
ii
STRICTLY PURE
PARIS GREEN
—AT_
Pepper's Drug Store.
BANKING.
j\ j'cINTOSII & MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Trane, act 0. fi•anara1 �aalrix;�•
23,actnooa.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United States Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Gated/0/1S Made 071/towable tams,
Canadian Agents-MRilOrIANT'o BANE or
CANADA,
New York Aeoubn-It1Toaosns Alen Than.
Ens NATIONAL BANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. Olace-Vanstone's Block, Brus-
sels. 21 -dm
TM. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub -
lie, ate. Oaloo-Graham's Bl0olc 1 do ,,r north
of Popper'a Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan,
DICKSON & DAYS,
(Late with Oarrow & Prom/foot, Code-
riob,) Rurr,eters, Solicitors, Conveyancers.
Sm. Oniooe-brussels 8031 Seelorth, Bros
sols Ofnco,1305010' Block, Main St, Money
to Loan.
n. s. BATS, W. n. DICKSON.
A• 111. TAYLOR, B. C. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, See., of am arm
of Taylor, lleCullough k 11111105, Barristers.
Solicitors, ,ac., Mantling Areado, Toronto,
Moue) to loan.
ALEX. HUNTE1i
Cleric of the Fourth Dlvlelon Court,
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publle.
Laud, Loan and Insurance Agent, Puede
invested and to loan. Collections made.
OOhee in Graham's B look, Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
°ALEE, M.D., 0.81.,
Member of the College of Physician
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination
(Muco and Residence -Male etreot East,
Ethel, Ootarlo.
T A. McNAUGHTON, 14. D.
• o, M., L. B. 0.P., Edinburgh, Ai, 0, P
8. Ont. At Pepper's Drug .Store from 9 to
11150 a.m. and from 1:50 to 4 p. in, At other
Louis may be found et his residence,form-
erly exampled by Dr. 15 ubelivaon, Mili at,
DENTAL.
9=1.TTMSTR X't
G. L, Ball, L. D. 5, Nitros Oxide Gas ad.
ministered for the Pciuloss Extraction of
Teeth. 74 Garrard Street East, TonpNTo.
)DN TY1!4T5
>✓. la. M 3 2117.
Honor Graduate of the 'loyal Collage of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitro Oxide Gas
administered for the Painless Extraction of
tooth. Otaoo--
tat'ONE Decal Nowrn or BANE, BnnseELs
BUSINESS CARDS.
'VV" H. 6Io0RAOEEN,
• Usurer et Marriage Licenses. Omcs
at his Grocery, Turoborry street, Brussels.
RN. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of A. M. McKay 0, Oo's hardware store,
Ladies'and childreue hair cutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AMoNAIR
• Issurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis.
Fire
sloe;
00. Conveyancer
at the and Agent
Post Oahoe.
Ct TAG"rL+` TO GORR,7C1.1
orrlyalkJ Leaves f the bealorthv stage andgon the
returns
from Gurria in the morning in rime to oatoh
the Beaforbh stage going out. This rule will
be adhered to until further notice.
S. WALSH, Proprietor.
D RE SSMAKIN G.—
The undersigned desire to intimate to
the ladies of Bruseels and vicinity that they
bairn opened a Dressmaking Shop oyer Gtr.
Alex, 5 traonan s Store, Preterite, where they
aro prepared to attendtoall work entrusted
to E10-4 hM186108 STEE WART &E ISLOP,
ISS LIIILA O'CONNOR
Is desirous of procuring pupils lu
V coal Musio, Prof, Warrington of Toronto
1s pleased to give hie testimonial as to Miss
O'Oonrtor's ability, she having boon a pupil
of his dutiog Ler stay in Guelph, £cerin•
mental Music on Piano, Organ and Guitar,Terms made known on application. Princess
St., Brussels, bliss O'Connor is open for
Concert Engagements. ge.
AUCTIONEERS.
..Q.• RAYMANN,
Auctioneer, 1s always ready to at.
to nd sales of farms, farm stook, Re. Terms
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P, 0. Sales
May bo arranged at Tula PosT Publishing
House, Brussels.
,GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales oendu0t.
ed on reasonable tonna, harms and farm
stooka opeoialty, Orders loft at Tun PosT
PubliehhlgHouse ,Brussels ,or sent to Walton
P, 0„ wit! r000lvoprompt attention.
IJA'VING 'MIEN OTJ'T LIOEN-
to 0ondnat aloe 01 farim1 staD5c l00romeol,l le
p310os, lloowing rho standing of nearly
ovary portion Ian in a nositlon to sell to
good marks and got good eeonrity when told
on credit. Sati0faction guaranteed. Glvo
me orad. 02- F. 5, SCOTT.
VETERINARY.
`'f VARWIOK & GOLLEY,
Honer CraluatneOf bite 130000*
QssesyyoestaeI treat all domesticated tempered s .oe,
potent intoner, Partioul,,r attention paid
to veterinary doutlsteyY. 00113 preinptly at-
tended 10, dtliee and LnllrmaryWTwo '10010
1:ortb 01 bridge, 811535050,15015015013-7 at„ Breese/it,