The Brussels Post, 1890-7-4, Page 44
rkiE BRUSSELS POS1
New Advertisements.
Wanted—Mrs. T. Fletcher.
Tremendous Sale-- Geo. Good.
Lost—Pose Puldiehlug House.
',7,1)e 'Yatiz5eis
1"RLD.1 r„I ee.T.,1" 1, 1890.
Resene's demand upon Turkey for the
immediate payment of thirty ,nil one of
francs of indemnity on account of the
war of 1870, made simultaueously with
the agitation for Bulgaria's independence
indicates thet the Czar is theking for au
excuse for a fresh invasion of the Sul-
tan's domains. If the Turkish empire is
to be preserved the great powers will
bave to oblige Russia, to abandon her
claim to the thirty millions. Turkey
ran never pay it.
Noewrroseexeceo the protestations of
the Ministerial prose that the charges
aeptinst Genend Sir Fred. Midelletou, in
connection el le ut oo me usine
.
were prompted merely by malice, and the
essertiens of nemeroue frienaly writers
that he was gnilty of no itepropriety, the
General lute sent hie resienation to the
Minister of Militia. It has beet' aceepted,
ea that now the position of wenn-lancelet
of the militia of Canada is practioally
vacant. There is little doubt that the
Governmeut asked for the General's resig-
nation, because it is only a short time
since he declared that he had no intention
of resigniug and knew of no reason why
he should resign. This is the second
time that an Imperial officer command-
ing the Canadian militia has been prac-
tically forced to retire. General Middle.
ton's predecessor in office, General Lamed,
was obliged to give up the post because
of a prolonged dispute between himself
and the late Lieut. Colonel Williams,
over some matters of discipline, and now
General Middleton has resigned in con-
sequence of the adoption by parliament
of motion practically censuring him,
and the Government's unwillingness to
excuse or defend his coated. These re-
cent incidents in the careers of Itnperial
offioers commanding:the Canadian militia
indicate that the time has arrived for the
appointment of a Canadian to the posi-
tion of commanderen•chief of our army.
But the retherneut of the Geueral will
not compensate poor Themner for the
loss of his fors. Are they to be paid for,
and if so by whom? Aud is the General
to be made the scapegoat of the whole
looting business? What of Warden
Bedson, Indian Commiesioner Hayter
Reed and the other pthlic functionaries
who shared in the partition of Bremner's
furs, and wIto, perhape, misled General
Middleton into the belief that he had a
right to confiscate the property in ques-
tion aud divide it among the members of
his staff? Is there to be no inquiry into
their conduct, and 110 word of censure for
them? An inquiry into the conduct of
Warden 13edson is now in order, Since
his appointment as commandant of the
militia force General Middleton has mule
many friends in Canada, and particular.
ly in Ottawa. Ms frank and courteous
manners, and his gentlemanly conduct
on all occasions won for him the respect
of his fellow citizens, and the circum-
stances atteuding his retirement are
deeply regretted.—Free Press, Ottawa.
Northwest Tioteez,
The output of brick at the St. Boldface
kilns this: year will be about 8,000,000.
The town site of Oak Lake, on the
Gnat Northwest Central, is being laid
out.
There were fifty town lots recently
sold by auction at Prince Albert at good
prices.
Gladstone's financial tangle has been
adjusted and the tocvn council is to be re.
organized at once.
Prinoe Albert has a population of 726,
The toted value of real estate in the town
is placed at 8981,144.
New hay has commenced to °erne in
and is selling lot $8 s ton, but imported.
lie.y is quoted at 916 a ton,
Real estate men of Portage la Prairie
say that this year has, so few, been the
best known for many years
Arrangemente are now nearly (templet.
ed to build a direct telegraph connection
between Duluth and Port Arthur,
Reeve Roddick, of Linkwood Lodge,
Brandon Hills, writes that some of his
wheat measured 28 inches on the 208h of
Pune.
The farming community at the Long
Creek settlement, on the Portage Plaine,
are negotiating tot e telephope lino to be
laid out there.
Out in Regina a recent heavy rein am
pears to have settled the gopher question.
Farmers repott gopher holes flooded and
the pests drowned.
There are about 100 men et work on
the Port Arthur, Duluth *Western rail-
way, and construction is being pushed
forward es repidly as poesible.
The Pore Arthur Sentinel says :—
Everyone who has had en opporennity of
having a visit to the Northweet is Obit.
ant over the prospecte oi a, heevy wheat
crop.
The Regina editors are iudulging in
expensive luxuries, Two libel snits will
be hoard before Justice Itichardoon and
a jery at Regina, this week. The first
3S J. J. Atkinson, publisher of tho June.
inte against N. F. Davin, of the Lender, ,
damages claimed 65,000 the second ie
Davin v. Atkinson, $10,000 dente:ewe
American money be no longer worth its
face value in Winnipeg, excepting at
some of the storm The banks, the efireet
car company, the expreele companiee and
the railway oompallies alt olutrge a clue
count am followe ; Ten conte off 51 ; five
coins off 60 mete; five suite 017 28 cents ;
five onto off limen and five par cent off
bills ; half dime and nicIdee ere not no. '
=opted at all,
Butter be only 11 cents a pelmet at De -
Igraine,
Three tee trains, with consignments
for Chicago, Montreal and other eastern
citiee, were run over the 0. 1'. R. last
week.
The following are the prioes: Beef, choice
Calory Is revelling in oheap meet.
cuts, Ile.; mutton, choice cute, 16e.;
veal, choice mite, 150.; pork, theme, 15e.
The fact, says an exchange that ell
grist and flouring mills in the Province
are now undergoing thorough repairs end
being placed in position for night and
clay work is significaut.
There is a brick famine in the Prov.
ince, and work Lila been sinmendecl ote
one of the blocks in course of erection ie
Winnipeg. During the past few days
one of the dealere bas shipped twenty.one
carloads to British Columbia, The pre.
veiling price is $15 per el.
The Calgary Herald says : "This is
going to be a good year Inc cattle owners.
Beef is scarcer than it bas been .for six
years. Prices are high and it looks as if
they were going to be higher. The fact
of cattle being scorns in Manitoba, hese
bearing upou prices in Alberta."
It is proposed, seem a betel exchange,
to orgauiee a cheap excursion to Retell
In July ander the anepecesof the
verioue Temperancei
societtes n Mani-
toba and the Territories, and to hold a
convention there to discuss the outlook
of the temeerauee question apart front
parte politics,
The Lcmise, :Manitoba, conuoil has el: -
fierce 01,0.10 worth cif stryohnine to be
distributed in the municipality for the
destruetion of gophers. Each farmer
necking tepplioation to receive one ounce
over previons allowance, and in specie:I
cases councillors are authorized to ad-
vance an additional amount.
Mr. Waugh, of the Northwest Farmer,
has travelled over the province west as
Inc as Virden, northwest to Shoal Lake,
and sout tweet to Mehta, and with the
exception of the Morden district where
there has been a dearth of rain, he says
he neves saw the crops as promising at
this time of the year se at present. The
methods of cultivation everywhere show
very marked improvement over any pre-
vious year.
Morden Monitor : Duncan Falconer
had I ather an unusual occurrence the
other day. Going to feed his horses one
morning he missed one of them, a 1,600
Ib. mere, not being able to find it any.
where around, lie noticed the dog bark-
ing down the well. Looking down he
there pereeived the horse tiglatly wedged
and standing upon its hind feet in water.
Work on a trench was at once commeno-
ed, and after some hours the animal
walked out, none the worse for its ren-
prieonment.
Sporting News.
--
Elmer Grant knoeked Fred Wise clown
seven times in the first round of a Penn-
sylvenict prige fight Monday. Wise's
mother then attecked Grant with an axe
and a revolver. The referee milled it a,
draw.
John elannilleld, it famous football
player, of Elizabeth, N. J., recently de-
fended hiinself very successfuly from
three fierce slogs through hie knowledge
of the science of kicking. One of the
canines was killed instantly by a kick,
&pother evas disabled with some broken
ribs, while the third was lifted over a
fence.
The race between Wm. O'Connor, of
Torooto, and Jemes Stansbury, New
South Wales, postponed Inc a week ot
account of the Canadian's claim of foul,
was rowed Monday over the usual Para -
matte course and won by Stansbury with-
out any difficulty. Stansbury now claims
the aquatic thampionship of the world
and is prepared to defeud it against all
comers. O'Connor admits that he was
fairly beaten by Stanebury. He declines
to make further matches in Australia,.
The weather was fine and the water
smooth, bat the tide was adverse. O'Con-
nor led for three quarters of a mile, wheel
Stansbury drew up on a level with him.
At the end of the first mile Statisbury
was a length and a half ahead. Re
maintained the lead and won by eight
lengths. Time, 22 minutes, 59 seconds.
%%a Germans of Logan held their an•
mule pia nic on Wednesday last.
St. Marys Oddfellowe are making ar-
rangements to have some new scenery
painted for the Opera House.
John Collarton, of Mitchell, had John
Mane.gan up before Squire Flagg, tharg-
ed with allowing his pigs to run at large.
The ease was settled by defendant pay-
ing thine, e4.
M. J. White, editor of the Exeter
Times, was married the other night to
Mies M. Helena Clark, daughter of N. a.
Clark, of Butte City, California, and will
bring his bride to Ontario.
James Baxter, the Montreal broke,
has lemma writs for damages of 6100,000
against the Central Bank and Liquid.
atom Howland and Lye for alleged in-
jury to his credit, honor and beefiness.
The full strength at camp is 1776 men;
divided as follows :—Cavalry, 1(36; Field
Battery, 70 ; 21st, 227 ; 22nd, 364 ; "D"
Co., 84 ; 276, 274; 29th, 200 ; 82n6,
26(3; "D" Co., 74, The balance thing
officere, etc.
MifIS Shannon, formerly a teacher in
the Public school at Goderich, recently
took a 926 prize in Denver Inc crayon
portrait work, and the certificate of
honor for the best study from life. She
has resigned her position in Denver Uni-
versity, and is going to take a year in an
art studio in Ontario.
Geo. Raper, of St. Marys, has attained
the advanced age of 87 years and is yet
an ctotive man. He WW1 a looal preaoh•
er irk the Primitive church, for 80 years,
anciproed a faithful servant in the vine-
yard of big Master. Ho marked bie bal-
lot without the aid of speetators far Mr,
Ballatityne and good government.
The Mitohell Advettiser sees ; —We
have a pair of twin sisters in Mitchell,
dauglitere of John Lemon, who look so
much alike that their mother thmetimee
Mistalces one for the other, and strangers
nen hardly ever toll them apart. They
do not change in appearance as they
grow rtp, and keep about of a. idea. They
are now about eight years old.
The Seaforth Sun Rays :—Squire
O'Noire (lrightown) cow, winch gave Iwo
quartet of milk per day, WM struck by
lightning while in patent° the other clay
and had a horn kneeled off. Sim" that
date her yield of milk hrechee
with not the slightest trace of britiostotie,
'elec Smart:: hi an ateenewledged authority
on farming NMI centricity and hie advice)
he if you have an 01 cow littee hew struck
by lightning. by ab means. Stand her
out,
Thebiaffindllutton
poBlr,
lw
0 began pacing up and uon ilis
a
She had taken but a few turns when
she heerd a bolt drawn baok and a key
inserted in a loek.
The door opened.
It was the one opening into tbe other
room.
.A. step or two on the floor.
man stood before her. He was
dressed in shabby black clothes. A bat-
tered black derby hat was on his head,
under which allowed the straggling and
matted locks of his brown hair, His
face was covered with a coarse, bushy
brown beard and mustache, above which
glowed a prominent booked nose, the
end of which was inflamed. Two pierc-
ing, fiery eyes peered out on her.
"So," he said, "yer've found yer way
into this here room, have yer, ray lady?"
She made no reply.
"Tryin' to find a way out, ehl Well, I
don't blame yer for that. It's what I ex-
pected yer to do, so I fixed it that yer
couldn't."
His eye fell upon the discarded calico
drese, and he laughed,
"Oh, ho, yer didn't like the nice purty
arose yr friend persented yer with, eh?"
"Why eat I confined here?" she asked.
"Who brougbitCie
"Not lcuowee emit say," the man re-
' plied. eWhy be yer confined here? Not
knowin' I couldn't say."
"Why (10 you keep me here, then?
I Oh, sir, I pray you, let me go. I will
pay you handsomely if you will let me."
"Oh, no, my ladybird, I couldn't Go
that, yer know. I'm only obeyin' orders,
and so you will have to, Let yer go?
Oh, no, that wouldn't do at all; but I
wish they'd take yer away front here,
for I don't want yer."
Annie saw the uselessness of -further
words, and she trusted to the boy.
The man continued:
"Hero, there's somethin' to eat for yer
and some beer"—pointing to the table,
He walked over to it and took away the
plate and cup that Annie had just seen
there. He moved the chair on which
lay the paper to the table. Jos he lifted
the paper he said: "And here's some
readin' for yer."
His attention was attracted to the mu-
tilated margin. Lie looked quickly to
the table and Bair the pencil was gone.
"What have yer been dole'," liitalte1,
fiercely, going to her. As he did ho saw
the peecil on the floor.
"Ho, bo! Verve been retryin' to knin-
miuniereate, hey ye?"
"Yes," she replied, boldly.
"Well, did ye?" said he, peering at her
keenly and suspiciously.
The iaea swept over Annie's mind that
it would be wise to conceal her attempt.
"Of what use was it?" she said, wear -
ily. Women are born actresses. "How
was I to send a letter front here?"
"True for ye. Where's wot ye writ?"
"I didn't write anything. I tore the
paper up."
He looked upon the floor, and saw
pieces of paper which Annie had idly
torn into bits.
This did not satisfy bin. He looked
at her suspiciously a moment, and then
said:
"I don't believe ye, Not that ye saw
anybody, but yer've thrown somethin'
out for a chance, ru see to that at once.
Yer'd better eat," Ile said as he turned
away, "for yer've along ride before yer
to -night."
With that he strode hastily out of the
room, locking, bolting and barring the
door after him. Her heart failed as she
beard the bolts shoot.
She saw bolts and bare on the inside.
With a quick impulse she put up the
bars and shot the bolts. She flew to the
other door and bolted and barred that.
She was safe from unwelcome intru-
sion.
Then she sat down to wait for Hol-
brook.
CHAPTER mL
TIIE SENSATIONS ACCUMULATE.
011 knew that
the cry of joy
Holbrook had ut-
tered meant that
newof Annie
had been reaele-
ed. Just what
he didn't know,
but that the mes-
senger who had
brought the in-
formation would
bevaluable to
them he quickly
appreciated.
He hastened af-
ter the lad, and as he reached the head
of the stairs he heard the pattering of
bare feet several ffighte below, going at
a rapid rate of speed.
He called to him, but the owner of the
pattering feet took no heed of his call,
and, perceiving the uselessness of ate
temptiug to follOw him, 130 desisted and
returned to Holbrook's office.
As he passed the door of tho elevator
shaft, it opened to discharge a carload of
pnssengers, and among thorn Tom recog-
nized the man who had watched them bit
Lexington avenue.
He made no sign of his discovery,
In the sante carload was the Shadow,
aticl to him Toni gave a sign to follow.
As he entered the Office again he met
Holbrook going out. Jec
"Where are you going?" he asked,
"Going? To help Annie. To rescue
her, of eourse, Where elect would1 be
going?"
This reply was nuele in a tone of the
supreenest contempt,
"Wait a moment. I want to have a
uonnenes convene:0km wIth you."
"Don't etem me, Tom. You've been
particularly irritating today, and I MI
hardly in a condition to bo responsible
Lor env acts,"
-.Mates the truth," replied Tom, calm-
ly, "or else you have A desire to make
the rescue of that girl impoesible."
"what do you mean?" cried Holbrook
beside himself. "Hare a ear0, I am iu
no mood to be trifled with."
"Perhaps," said Toni, looklug him
steadily in the eyes. "But you are in a
mood to make an eternal asset youreelf,
By heaven, Holbrook, if you leave that
door in the frame of mind you are in
this minute, I predict you will regret it
to the very last hour of your life."
Holbrook looked at him angrily, but,
nevertheless, he was somewhat stag-
gered by Tom's sudden exhibition of
energy.
Seeing that he had made an impres-
sion, Tom contineied:
"You want te rescue the girl, but
you are going about it in a way to make
it an impossibility—you leave taken leave
of your usual good common sense. Now
give me live minutes and I'll convince
you',
He laid his hand upon 11011:rook's arm,
The lawyer sullenly submitted to bein
led into his private office. Tout closecl
the door after them,
"I do not know but tho damage i
done already, The num I suepected
watehing us in Lexington avenue is it
the hall now. If he was within fati•ShO
he has heard your injudicious talk,"
"Ie :Mt hint out to me," sale Holbrook
spruesing to the dour. land he II never
watc17 any one again,"
Torn placed himself between Holbroo
and the door, crying:
"In the name of heaven how can you
be Shell a Lunatic?"
Holbrook glared at him. Toon turne
the key in the door, took it out and pu
11 110 his pocket, saying:
"1 mu positively ashamed of you, Hol
brook; you act and haye acted in thi
:natter like a madman. I tell you, man
this is a case where the lion skin wilino
do; the fex's skin is the one we want.
Let me see that note."
lIcool.brook handed it to him with bad
gra
"Of course! Where were you going
To Mott street, three doors from Bay
ord."
"An idiot would know that," replied
Holbrook.
"But which house? There are four of
them in Mott street, three doors from
Bayard!"
Holbrook winced under this, but he
replied doggedly:
go to each one of them."
"That answer proves how bsurd you
are. Do you realize that as she is CM -
fined in one only, t here are three in which
she is not.? That the chance of your
striking the right one first Is as three
ctgainst once Do you imagine the people
who abducted her, mid who have carried
out their plans so skillfully so far, are
born idiots, and that you would not be
recognized the moment you set your foot
in Mott street? That the girl would not
be spirited away before you ecmicl sa,y
Jack Robinson? I know eotnething of
that part of town. Why, man alive.
from the moment you left this spot you
would be followed, and when yOu turned
your stops in the direction of Mott street
the alarm would be given. Your own
common sense, if you will only give it a
chance, must tell yeu this,"
Holbrook was forced to acknowledge
the justice,of Tora'e remarks.
"Well, then, what would you do?"
Act Immediately, replied Tom, "but
not rush up there like a mad bull. Lis-
ten to me. The course to pursue seems
to me plain enough. The Shadow is here
now, in the other room. I will seed bine
up to Mott street to take observations,
and to determine, as nearly as he can, in
which of the four houses Mies Temple-
ton is confined. Thie he can probably do
exactly, for he is excellent at that sort
of thing. While he has gone about this
business, you and I will go to a friend of
mine—the head of a private detective
agency, and we will get from him a
force of trusty men to assist us. But
the first thing we must do will be to get
out of this building unobserved by the
spy outside."
"Seize him and tie him up," said Hol-
brook.
"No," laughed Tom, "that won't do.
We want him to remain here under the
impression that we are still in this of -
Holbrook, who had cooled down con-
siderably, thought a moment.
"These offices are connected all the
way through to the men The janitor
hew keys to them all, and he can carry
us through to the rear hall without it
beieg necessary to go out on the one we
ordinarily use."
"'Hee very thing," said Tom.
"111 send word to him at once."
"Hold on a moment," interposed Tom.
"Send oat a trusty clerk to him, and let
the janitor come to us from the rear
hall, unlocking the doors as he comes,
ao that when we do leave we can go
quickly."
REAL ESTATE.
roArots FOR BAI1.—T1.1111
UN-
ntttosn,not'.o, bait several geed Fertile for
Salo and to 04 01, <may terms, in Townships
Of 01 orris and Croy. Ie. 8. 8007e, Itruseels.
?(1 1 ARM F011 HALE,—
11.11,
H0i0E
Being South hal f ;Lot '27, en.0, Morrie,
too actoo, 1100 rly alt cleared. Good buildings,
about 25 mores 1.11 wheat to ground, rhniy
terms. Apply to W. M. SINCLAIR,
tf Soltoitar, Brassolt_
-11.pATIM FOR SALE.—TIIE UN•
ImnianNan offers Inc sale tbo uorth
oast quarter Of lot 9.8, cenoession 5, Morris,
000010y 01 nevem containing GO acres. The
haul 05 01 first quality and In s, high state of
cultivation, well teneed and trader -drained,
s'e acres cleared, Now frame house, B rooms,
milk Ionise web eouerete walls, 2 wells,
good barns and shed, orehard, eto. Right
fumes of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels, Suit-
able terms will bo given, 'Pala perfect.
JAIBES GRISVB, Owner,
70- beaforth V. 0.
0,00D FARM FOR SALE IN
k.A Morris, on reasonable ternie, 05 oreer
to olose the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Megaton, the executors offer the 0ol-
ic/1ring valuable lamiS for sale North
g half of Lob ISO, Concession 5, Township ef
Morris, containing RI acres, On this lot Is
erected a good frazzle bare with stone folio.
t 'Won, good ()reliant, well and pomp . MU,
1Y 1111 cleared, and is on thu grave road
• closely iidjoining Ole Vinagl, (11 11111,e)..
▪ Tilt9 farril Isa V111111l1.10 0110, IS W011 1,0110,1
1 and in a good state ol itit tivation. For
t Mid terms apply to TiloS,
iirassois P. 0., linstir Jassixos, Vletoria
18:.11uUtrai0 01.1.01,,soulJek(3,,ti7.484.1erre, Maple, Lodge
k MORTGAGE SALE
Va1uab1 Fam
—IS TIM—
TOWNSHIP 00 GREY, IN THE COUN-
IY OF HURON.
10
'Pursuant to Power of Sale contained in a
t certain Mortgage, schiell will be produced at
tlQ time of such Sale, and in payment of
which default has boon made, there will be
offered for Sale by Public Auction at the
American Betel. in the Village of Brussels,
in the County uf Enron, on
SATURDAY, the 121.h Day, of July, '00
Jor Tm1 noun 50 18 o'cLooit 18000).
That Valuable Farm in the Township of
Grey known as Lot number Six, la the 17th
Concession, containiug, by admeasurament,
One Hundre,t soros of laud, he tho same
more Or 1...813.
iLL'IT1111T111:grl'it10014: frigOlrgatilrl,%tifeT1
seveu einem Irani the thriving village of
Brussels, and about tem miles from the
villa e of Waite 'Vhs Ii0.1 to eompossrt
a slay loam There are about five acres of
hardwood bush, thirty neres of pasture land
and the balance isixty•livo acres) is all clear-
ed and in a good state of cultivation. The
buildings een,dst of a frame barn with
stable an 1+ • •
foot, latto;;t1:ata .:11111ES r If/ r11DSMSLILTI"(10111.=
°milord and a good well on the 1,1.0111hieS.
1111.1 WO fences fire in a fair state of repair.
t.tiu„,.atrrnalt51favoofvzuron,srtnvinvs.,.ngs Com-
pany, of London. Ontario, particulars of
WhI011 W111 b e given, to intending purohltoors,
on or before the clay of Salo. A &Mega Of
ten per cent, of the purchase money will bo
required on the day of sale, and the balance
within two weeks thereafter,
TITLE INDISPUTABLE..
For further particulars apply at.
W. B. SINCLAIR,
or to Vendors Solicitor,
F 8. SCOTT
48,5 Aucrione0r. • linusaLs.
Dated at Brussels Other June, 1590.
This was agreed and acted upon.
.I.n. the meantime ..two other clerks
wine out iiithethe elealle and in the'pres-
ence of the spy had this conversation:
"By George, it's bard lines, isn't it?"
"What's hard lines?"
"Why, I promised my best girl to take
her to Coney Island to -night, and hete
comes Mr. Holbrook in at a late hour
and tells mo not to go away, for he well
havo some copying for Inc to do."
"Well, he'll be through by six."
"Not he. Mt leryat and he have
business that will keep them here until
eight. I hoard them gay so. That meatie
Mee,"
So the poor spy acttled himself for a
two hours' watch.
Though Holbrook had yielded, ho still
clut feel,
Whe» Torn told him that he did not
think they ought to make the attempt
at, i,. n' until after dark --say about 9
Welt:eke-1m rebelled.
Torn nrgued with him, and convinced
grogin
(th Bs commusee
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
TAKE NOTICE!
The Unsettled Book Debts of the
Estate of Adam Good are left
with R. L. TAYLOR, Lawyer,
Brussels, for Collection.
An Immediate Settlement will
save expenses.
E. R. C. CLARKSON,
60-2 Assignee.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty at
LOWEST ,1?4T.ES.
Private and Company Funds.
DICKSON &HAYS,
Solicitors, c6c.,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
THOS, FLETCHER,
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Thanking the publio for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Linea in
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
Dom Established end Reliable Makers,
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest DesiPL8 „
JEWELRY!
WinanNo RINGS,
Lewes Gem 13/NOS,
Bli0OeinUir
EAUIVINUS,
IttAISO Et Jiulb Lino ot %Mee end
Violin Strings, &a., in stock,
N. 111.—Issarer Of Marriage Licenses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
JULY 4, 1890
WOOL ! WOOL!
Any Quantity of Fleece Wool
Wanted st Highest Market Priee
in CAUL
Farmers can do better by sell-
ing their Wool for Cash and
then trade where they please.
I'Buying, RS usual, all kinds
of Grain.
R. GRAHAM, Brussels.
Private Funds to Loan.
$20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment OD reel estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST,
No Commission.
Borrowers can have leftthe com-
pleted in Three Pays if title
tit Its rue tory.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, &assets.
PH TOS.
TINTYPE S
- :50 - Cent
Ail Work from the Smallest le Lire nize
done 00 SI 11 rst•elams manner.
et ItesIdenees, Etc., al Reasonable
Rates.
W. J. Fairfield,
DR. PHILLIPS
b'ZoMM:.b7"Zo.,
1-Xtts an °filet. itt
Cady's Block, Seaforth.
Where h ean be Consulted on all Chrooin
I) iSOIISOS of bete Sexe.
C010.11111111 i 011. ASIIIMI1 111:41 Catarrh
treated socce,shilly by Inhalation of iNledi-
aided Vapor., the 'nay rational treatment
fur those diseases.
NERVOUS CEBILITY
aeo en cues mos of the l'ri miry Organs posi-
tiioly cured 15 a short time.
Call or Address
31-1f DX PHILLIPS, SEAPOBTE
MEAT 414 RK8 T,
MAIN STREET, • BRUSSELS,
ANDIP PRDPIZIE7011,
Fresh and livered le
Snit Mentm or any part of
Lilt, best quid the Village
lay always 005 Eree of
hand HMI de, Chart; e.
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE
Fat Cattle Wonted
For whit* the highest market price
will be paid. I also make a. speehaty of
baying Hides and Skins. Don't forget
the place, next door to Fletober's Jewel-
ry Store.
A. CURRIE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6i Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Divisiou Court Clerk, Brussels,
A_ V- -P1
zoU
sit ir
IDMN-.1\1-IS
Is Prepared to supply you with a
Flalidsome fiarriage
a
a
At a Slight Advance on Cost.
Call in and Make it Selection or
Leave your Order.
If you are intending to travel I
Dennis' is Headquarters for
TRUNKS,
VALTSES,
SAronnts &e,
A Large and Well -Assorted
Stock to cheese from.
11. DENNIS.