The Brussels Post, 1890-7-4, Page 811.4JLSSF.LS toOST
JULY 4, 1890.
Fighting Against Odds.
No sooner are the currant worms
removed by Hellebore, or other-
wise, than the Potato Bugs mys-
teriously appear, and will increase
so rapidly, unless some method
is taken to Externiinate there,
that the potato vines will be de-
stroyed and the potatoes found
lacking. As usual, we are pre-
pared for the emergency, and
have secured some Pure Paris
'Green, which is the Best Poison
for these petits, but unless it is
,Pure it will not do so well. The
kind I have bought is Guaranteed
a Pure Article, and I can there-
fore guarantee it to give satis-
faction if applied according to
•directions.
G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOOTHERS ENTENSIoN W. 0. & B.
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Trains /Gee Brussels Station, No b
and South, as follows:
'GOING SOTITH. (MING. Nolan.
Mall 0:58 am. I Mixed 0:90 am.
Express 11:4111117.11. Mail ETO p.m.
land.... ..... a:55 p.m. Express 9:45 p.m.
Yor.al tcths telYt5.
A °biers amang ye takin' notes,
Anfaith he'll prent it.
• Aux.
SCHOOL closes on Friday of this week.
Visaaa Council will meet next Mon-
day.
A math stook of house plants at T.
75 cents gets Tun Poer for the balancie
of 1890.
THE latent' is "Come when the whistle
blows."
11. Wrimems st: SON have two fiue driv-
mg horses.
.8. reser Wan made of the Fire engine on
Wednesday evening.
astruamy of next week will be the
Gemorable 12th. The Orangemen of
Brussels and lthality will go to Harris.
ton.
THE cow by-law will be enforced the
Reeve says and Walter Smith has been
instructed to look after the streying
bovines.
THMTYMNE candidates are writing at
the Entrance examination in Brussels
ei this week. Mr. Pendergast is the pre-
• siding examiner.
LOST on Tuesday afternoon a tlat iron
, -key with notches on one side. The finder
• will -be suitably rewarded by leaving it
, atTna Posr Publishing House at once.
' HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—The COrri•
ilontable and desirably located residence
of W. A. Calbick, Turnberry street,
tBruesels, is offered for sale as the family
•Intend removing to British Columbia,
sFor particulars apply to Mrs. Calbiak.
'Goo. Goon, of Seaforth, a former rest.
.dent of Brussels, has taken charge of the
boot and shoe, and grocery store, for-
Inerly owned by Adam Good. We would
not have the 'slightest objection to have
Mr. Good ones more become a permanent
.resident.
WELL-DIGGDM AND DEM/MM.—George
*Dirt has 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 out and put in proper
'aline. Terme easonable. Residence
mooed door north of the bridge, west
.aide of Tornberry a., Brussels. 43-51
ON Wednesday of this week Andrew
' Crosier had the misfortune to intlict an
ugly gash on his right hand by coming
in oontact with a rip saw in Messrs.
':Smith & Malcolm's factory. The thumb
• was nearly severed from the hand, A
,.physician was speedily brought and the
-wounded member dressed. Mr. Crosier
will be laid aside for some time by this
• unfortunate mishap.
.INTEENATIONAL S. S. CoNVENTION.—A
• union meeting of all interested in Sab.
bath school work will be held in the
• Methodist church on Wednesday evening
• crf next week, commencing at 8 o'clock,
',when Rev. G. B. BOMB, pastor of Knox
-church, who was 5, delegate to the Inter.
national Sundayschool Convention at
Pittsburg, will give an address on the in-
teresting points of the gathering. All
are welcome.
NEW MARELE Worm/I.—The firm of
- Johnston de Cochrane, stone cutters, ,Co,
. has opened out are prepared to 1111 all
, orders for monuments, tombstones,
markers, fences, deo., in a workmanlike
manner and st living prices. Satisfao.
tion guaranteed in eyery case. Don't
place your order without militia on them
and geeing their samples and ascertain.
ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the
Town Hall, Brussels.
Oss of the prettiest arches in town on
Dominion Day was the one at George
, Howe's woolen mill, It was designed by
- 0. R. Van Egmend. In the evening,
•ovithold a moment's warning, • large
•portion of the brick work of the factory
where the arch was &Hooked fell down
upon the sidewalk. Some people think
• it was the work of lightning, the wire
.00nducting the fiery element to this por-
tion of the building, others say the rain
,.eoaked arch was too great a strain on the
top.of the wall. Ibis too bad anyhow as
Mr. Howe will be put to considerable ex-
pense in repairing the damage.
Slinilitga RUTS AT LISTOWEL,— The
Summet* Meeting on tho excellent track
at Listowel are aet this year for Tuesday
• and Wednesday 9111 auly. 0700 le
. given in mines as follows . 3 min trot
• 6175 open rim t 71 ; 2.10 trot, 6175 ;
Farmers' trot 510 : Farmers' run (horses
from aejoining township&) 050 • free for
all trot, 8175. Enterice aloe° at 10 p.
July 7th. There is sure to be a full field
and exiting events. The track never
was in better condition. It will be the
• event of the district. The best goose in
• the Western Peninaula will stab. The
American Aseociation rules will be rig. '
idly adhered to, and all events will be
bronght on prOmptly as advertised. Re.
ducal fares on all railroads 10 town. If
you want to see tho beet of Canadian
trotters and runners under the most
I.Javorable condition be On hand,
"VEBY Merchant, so far, that has attempted to meet eur prices has had to fail or compromise with their creditors.
The reason is plainly to be seen, We Buy Cheap «iu 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 Flees down so low that any man who tries to 8011 at our low prices and depends on the pro-
fit on his Boot i& Shoe business has to fail and it would be wise for men not in a pbsition to sell cheap to go into some
other line that they are ntore adapted for. Men to succeed in business aiowadays must he then adapted to that particu-
lar business in which they engage ; they must have money as well, to enable them to go to the market and buy their
goods at a price that they can place them before their customers at Bankrupt Prices, and at the same time allow them
a fair profit for the use of their inoney and time in dealing them out to the people who trust their business to their care.
YOUR OBEDIENT SERVANTS,
Isspearaftwa...,m..se
W. NIGHTINGALE & Co.
Tun Town Hall looks dandy in its new
dress of paint.
Boma Board meeting on Friday even-
ing of this week.
A. PENN' sewed hand buggies for sale at
& bargain. JAs. Waxen.
Ir you want a new buggy go to Jae,
• Walker, carriage maker, Brussels,
It you want to bite a good driviug
horse alid rig go to Hugh leVilliarne & Son.
0:45 second hand wagon, one second
hand buggy and 5 tons binder twine for
ala at B. Gerry's.
Two companies of Bruce volunteers
I passed through Brussels on Saturday
I afternoon returning from the =rap at
Stratford.
BLNDER Tait:lg.—Five tons best binder
twine in stook as follows : —Blue Riebon,
Manilla, Flax and Silver oomposet
binder twine. B. (Gum
A sTRAWBEEET lawn social will be held
on Friday evening of this week at the
Methodist church grounds. After tea a
musical and literary program will be
given.
MESSRS. SEALE di HoovElt will have
samples of their monuments, head -stones,
tac., on exhibition in their show room in
Brussels on Saturday, of this week aud
they ask the public to inspect the same.
Our town subscribers will confer a
, favor by advising us of the arrival of
guests or their own 'visit to places at a
distance. It will help to make the per-
sonal column more complete and inter.
eating.
CHANGE OP BOSINERB,—E. A. Marlin, L.
D. S., well known in Brussels and snr-
roundiug country, has leased his dental
practice for a year to Dr. Cavanagh, who
has been in °barge for the past few
months. Mr, Martin purposes taking up
the study of medicine and will attend
I college at Philadelphia or Baltimore with
i that iutent. We wish him success. Tan
POST welcomes Dr. Cavanagh into the
professional wrote In Brussels.
BEENSEPERs, THIS WON'T STINO You:—
For the next four weeks I will sell
painted thaff.hives, (Jones) ,2 ft. long.
with 10 wired frames, for 61.50 ; painted
single walled hives (Jones) with 9 wired
frames for 75 cents ; wired frames (5
strands) 2 centa each ; aection crates
with T rests, 10 cts. each ; one piece
section, (3fx4f) 50 ate. per 100 ; "The
new method of queen rearing," by Alley,
75 cts., catalogue price, $1,40 ; "Cook's
manual of the apiary," 75 oents, usual
price, $1.25. Foundation and combs
wired and built from foundation at low-
est possible price. R. KNEOHTEL, Walton.
FOOT BALM—Last Saturday a foot ball
match was played on Victoria Park be.
tween the Brussels club and the whoa
teaohers of this locality. Owing to the
latter not being able to get the full num-
ber several of the Brussels team played
with them. The SOOre was 2 to I in
favor of the birth wielders. The follow-
ing were the players :—Teather's team—
Sloan, Smith, Ramsay, Anderson, Mo-
Lauchlin, Smith, McCall, Hogg, Mc.
Namara, MoDougall and Wood. Brus-
sels—J. Ballantyne, Fitzpatrick, ale.
Naughton, T. and R. Ross, Wilson,
Thompson, MaCracken, Jackson, Walker
and D. Ballantyne.
ANNUAL Metria.—The annual meet-
ing of the Methodist Sabbath School in
this place was held On Friday evening of
last week, Rev. S. Sellery in the chair.
The Secretary, Librarian and Treasurer
read their reports. They showed the
school to be in a very prosperous con-
dition, the past year being one of the
best in its history. The following officers
were elated :—W. H. Kerr, Superintend-
eut ; D. Armstrong, Secretary ; ,T. J.
Ball, assistant ; Dr, Holmes, Treasurer ;
Miss Bessie Moore, Librarian ; Thos.
Hill, Resistant ; Teaohers—Rev. S. Set.
lery, Rev. R. Paul, T. Farrow, Misses
15.15, Herr, Hambly, MeNaughton, Gerry,
Moore, Bawtinheimer, Thompson, Oliver,
F. E, Kerr, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Herr,
Dr. Cavanagh, J. T. Pepper, Dr. Holmes,
S. Anderson, W. Roddiok and J. T. Cook.
The annual pie.nie will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at Mr. Hargan's grove.
People We Know.
--
lierbie Dennis is visiting relatives in
Toronto.
R. S. Paton, of the Atwood Bee, Sun-
dayed in town.
Mrs, Chas. Watta, of Gaelph, is visit-
ing her parents.
Mrs. Frank Swann was vistting at the
parsonage tine week.
'Robb. Rose, of Listowel, was home for
8, few days this week,
A.. Kew, a Whiteehnrch, was visiting
his brother this week.
J. A. Creighton was home last Sun.
day front Palmerston.
E. E. Wade, ef Owen Sound, Wits in
town for several days this week.
Mist Mabel Jaeltson is enjoying ft holi-
day viait with Mende in Toronto.
Miss Mary IVIoriee and Mies Loalt Hill,
of Whighant, were in town this week.
Miss Dundee bas been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wrn. Kneohtel jr., this week.
J. Smith, of Durham, was in town
thie week visiting his uncle J. R. Smith.
W. Nightingale, R. McGirr, T. Hall
and wife took in the oornival a Toronto.
• Mrs. Jams Bryan, of LnarlOW, Wan
Waiting her parents this week in 15509.
seis.
Willie fitewarb is home on It holiday
Visit from the Chatham Business Col-
lege.
joint Ifftlpenny and wife, of WitighalM
and Mrs, Reid, Of 1111tarale, were visiting
frith& in 13Missela on DaniniOn Day.
Misses Yee sod King, of Bluevele,
were visLiug itt J. J. Denman's this
week.
J. N, Kendall and wife spent several
days in 8t. Thomas and London last
week.
Mrs, Samuel Wilton has gone on a
visit to relatives and friends in Minne-
apolis.
Jonathan Kitchen, of Paris, a former
resident of Brussels, was in town this
week,
Airs. Chas. Knethtel and children, of
IVinghesm, are visiting at William
Knechtel's
Mrs. J. W. Degge, of Chatham, is visit-
ing her parents and !riptide in Brussels
and locality,.
Geo. Pringle, wife and family, of Glen
Thorn, Culross, were the guests of NV. J.
Fairfield this week.
Mrs. Gilmour and son, of Port Huron,
are visiting at D. McKenzie's. They are
relatives of Mrs. McKenzie,
Misset, Rosie and Jennie Barley. North-
ville, Mich.,are visiting at Wm. Blashill's
for a few weeks. Mr. Blashill is their
uncle.
A. Hunter, Clerk Fourth Division
Court, is away on a holiday trip to
Chicago, Chicinnati and other American
cities.
Geo. Gibbs, of Guelph, and R. L. Lil-
lie°, of Listowel, ware in Brussels for r.
day last week. They are "thook full" of
athletics.
Miss Alice Donaldson, Miss Ella Gra-
ham, Miss Elacott and Miss Harris and
Mrs. Donaldson were the guests of Mrs.
Jas. Bell this week.
0.15. Turubull was home for a few
daye on a visit. He left on Monday for
Galt where he has secured the foreman.
ship of the job department in the "Re-
porter" office.
John Ellis, who has been in East
Saginaw for the post 21 years, arrived
home on Wednesday. He has been ill
for eleven weeks, the illness being caused
by a log rolling on him while at work.
Mrs. Laird ar., is visiting relatives in
Brussels and locality. The old lady
will soon be 92 years of age, yet is able
to get to church, visit and enjoy the
company of her friends. Owing to her
blindness she is somewhat deterred from
moving about as much as she otherwise
woald.
Among former Brusselites visiting, here
on Dominion Day WO observed Robert
Black, of Gorrie ; D. Ferguson, Tees -
water ; Sam. Smola, A. Grundy and W.
Graham of Ripley; Jas. MciLanohlin and
T, S. Humphries and wife, of Wingliam ;
Thos. Watson, of Harriston ; Mrs. Clark,
of Seatorth ; John Felton, of Atwood ;
and George MaArter, Palmerston.
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Canadian News.
The Provinoial Convention of the So-
ciety of Christian Endeavor will meet
in Hamilton next October.
A natnral gas well with a daily flow of
3,000,000 cubic feet was struck on Friday
morning at Port Colborne.
Sam. Scripps, a colored waiter, of
Chatham, died the other day of look jaw
prodnced by stepping on s. nail.
The Monarch, the new steamer of the
Northwest Transportation Co., was
launched the other day at Sarnia.
A double drowning accident at Brook-
ville Sunday resulted in the death of
Miss Mory Maroon and Wm. Cassel -
man.
• Somebody broke into the barber shop
of Fred Soady at Parkhill the other night
and stole his outfit of razors and appli-
anoes.
Rev. Dr. Potts and Hon. S. H. Blake,
of Toronto, are members of the inter-
national Sunday school lemons aim.
mittee.
Leamington Council is offering a re.
ward of 0500 for the arrest end convic-
tion of the parties who tried to burn
Coulson's store in that village.
•J. MoCutcheon, of Petro's°, had a
driving mare choked to death the other
day by getting its neok entwined in the
tie -rem while feeding on the hillside.
Fifteen miles of grading have been coin.
plated on the portion of double.traok-
tug on the M. C. R. Get of St. Thomaa.
It le expected that the 80 miles of the
four seetiona will be finished on or about
the let of August.
Rev. David Savage, of Tilsonburg, the
well.known evangelist, has got a large
tent, capable of accommodating 500 per-
sons, for his services during the sum-
ma monthe,.. Geo. Reid is in charge,
and Mr. Safiage gives assiatance in the
work.
IPatmers in anne localities, particular-
ly in West Zara, report damage to
crops, especially to peas, barley and oats
on tiod lends, from innumerable white
grubs which have been noticed to whiten,
In some instances, the furrows of the
field. Salt is said to be a good remedy.
In theliet of suocessful students at the
recent smith -elan professional examina.
alone at Toronto and Ottawa, we notice
the llama of the Misses Harlem and
Griffith, of Thorndale, Miss M. Clifford,
fit. Marys, and Mr, Seat, late of St.
Ives, who (tarries off the gold medal at
Toronto.
A siztoon.year-old girl named Carrie
Webb, living near Paroles, eloped last
Wednesday with a darkey named John
Holland, in the employ of the Odorless
Excavating Co., Paroles& for some time
past. The father °Egli) girl met the pair
at Sarnia and attempted to take his girl
home, but was, too late to stop the mar-
riage, wItith had taken plan immediate-
iy on their arriVal at Sarnia
Cheater Hoaltin, of Nigara, a 80 year-
old inmate of St. Callosities Industrie!
Home, fell from a high window Monday
morning and WU killed.
Alex. James, a farmer near Uxbridge,
took an agency for the Pinless Wire
Clothes Isine Co., of London, itnd signed
what he thought was 0 receipt for a quan-
tity of the wire deli/oral to him. It now
turns out to be a note for 8130, and
James must pay it. He hasn't been able
to sell the wire.
The 1Voodstook pollee committee have
decided to do away with the prattle° of
sitting on the sidewalk in front of hotels
and have iustructeci the police to that
effect. They have also instructed the
police to allow no gatherings on street
corners, and the police expresses their de -
tele
rnt.ination to parry out the inatruot-
ioIA. servant girl of Mrs. Thos. Dow's,
Whitby, presented that lady with an
agreeable surprise the other day. In
burning some old papers which Mrs.
Dow had ineirueted hor to destroy, the
girl uotical an envelope which looked as
though it had something in it. She
opened it and found it contained 8235,
which sum she placed in her employer's
possession. No donbt the girl was hand•
somely rewarded for her integrity.
W. W. Mitchell, of Chatham, had his
leg re -amputated the other day. ale.
Mitchell was one of the victims of the
Baptiste Creek disaster of 1854, 36 years
ago, when a boy of G. He bad. the limb
amputated then above the ankle. Twen-
ty years ago a, mond operation was per-
formed and the leg out off below the knee
On account of great inconvenience and
su:siti
eriii.ig he decoded to have the third
operation 70111011 has been eminently sec.
o.
A daughter of Edward Penton PM
sitting near the ODOR door of the family
residence the other day when a bullet
struok her in the arm, tearing out a pieee
of the flesh and causing discoloration all
the way round. A young lad named
Boss, whose parents live Oil Alfred street,
north of Pall Mall, London, Wp.S firing
small air gun alma a hundred yards
away, and it is eupposed one of his shots
struok the young lady. The injury is not
thought to be dangerous.
The old St. Andrew's church, Galt,
which was eroded in 1833, and the oldest
church in town, is being polled down.
It was erected by the late Hon. Wm.
Dickson, and the timbers are in as good
condition as they were fifty-five years
ago. The 'Reporter' says that the bell
should be retained by tlte town as a
relio of the building about which clings
many fond associations and memories.
At the time of the erection of the church
there were only some half dozen houses
altogether on the west side of the river.
At the general assembly of the Presby-
terian Murat ett Ottawa lately, one of Flour per barrel
the burning questions was again touched I Potatoes
Amberstburg will soon vote on water.
works or no waterworks.
A new wing to be bnilt to the Normal
and Model sobools at Ottawa.
11 15 stated the Hansa Steamship Com-
pany will put five steamers on the Itiont.
real route next season.
An Ottawa evening paper comploine of
the unsauitary condition of Hull, and
says that should there be ontbreak of
cholera this summer Hull would surely
be oue of the first attacked.
On Thursday last a two.year-old child
strayed from the 501a in which her father
and mother were working, about ten
miles north of Stirling, in. Bowdon
Township, and has not been found.
The Northwest Tranaportaiou Comp.
any's new boat Monarch, whith will run
between Sarnia and Port Arthur, is ono
of the largest on the lakes. Length, 259
feet ; beam, 34 feet 8 inchea ; depth, 14
feet 8 inches; engines, 2,000 horse -power.
The cabins contain 62 stet° rooms.
She will cost when oompleted between
9150,000 and 8200.,000.
The netv Ontario Legislature Nvill not
lack tor doctors. There will be eleven
physicians in the new House :—Dr. Bax-
ter, of Haldimand ; Dr. McKay, of
South Oxford •, Dr. Dowling, of South
Renfrew •, Dr. McKay, of West Victoria;
Dr. McMahon, of North Wentworth ;
Dr. Gilmour, of West York ; Dr. Barr,
of Dufferin ; Dr. Preston, of Leeds ; Dr.
Wilionghby, of East Northumberlend ;
Dr. Wylie, of West Simeoe 1 Dr. Mee,
cham, of Lennox, Of these the first Rix
are Reformers, while the remaining five
are Conservatives. samong the defeated
candidates there were four doctors, att
follows : Dr. Tennant of South Bruce ;
Dr. Hunt, of Center Grey • Dr. Fleming,
of West Kent ; and Dr. F. Preston,
of North Lanark.
EwC—n--,M.RX3E1D,
Montery—Thess.—On the 1st of July, at
the residence of the bride's father, at
West Toronto Junotion, by the Rev.
E. M Genzmer, Hngh Belton ?dor-
phy, of Osgoode Hall, barrister.at,
law of Lietowel to Magdalena, young.
est daughter of Mr, William Hess, of
West Toronto Junotton.
IRELNAD.—In Tuakeramith, on June a7th,
Wm. Ireland, aged 51 years aud 6
months.
3M20-CTSS=T-AS EvT.A.RE=M'S.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
upon, viz. : liberty of opinion as to t1G Hay per ton
sister. Principal Grant moved to appoint Hides per lb
bait per bbl., retail...—. 1 25
Sheep skins, each 60
Wool, per 113 19
morality of marrying a deceased wife's pork •
O committee to adeal with the question.
Principal Forrest moved an amendment
that " The discipline of the church shall
not be exercised in regard to marriage
with a deoeased wife's Mater or doomed
wife's niece'and remit to the Presby-
teries in the tonne of the amendment.'
This amendment NMI adopted.
The man Joseph Fulkinson, of Dor-
cheater Station, who was bitten by the
dog believed to have been affected with
rabies, left London on the Saturday
midnight train for New York, where he
will undergo the Pasteur treatment for
the disease. Mr. Fulkinson is being
sent by the Dorchester health authorities
in accordance with the desire of the Pro-
vincial Board of Health. Mr. Jonathan
Capatiok, brother-in.law of the man who
was bitten, accompanied him and has in.
instructions to correspond regularly with
the Dorchester Board of Health.
About ten o'olook on Wednesday night
of last week the .propeller Castello and
tug Winslow ran um Taylor's dock in
Windsor, and, after wreaking it, headed
out in the river and collided with oath
other. The Castalia continued her course
down the river' but the Winslow was
badly damagedand commenced to oink.
She was then taken in tow and as rapid-
ly as possible brought to Twenty.fourth
street, Detroit, where she sonic to the
bottom. Steam pumps were at work on
her on Thursday, and she will be immed,,
lately raised and repaired. The damage
is estimated at $1,500.
Tbe Sarnia. town cloak Mopped early
on Thursday morning and the caretaker
on going to aseertam the came, found
that the hands had been Bounty tied
down by strands of twine and guise.
The mislehlef had bean done by a paie of
English sparrows, who bad seleeted the
angle formed by the hands as a &Utah e
site for a nest. The movements of the
hands interfered with their plans and the
birds evidently put their wits to work to
devise a remedy that tyould seenre the
stability of the nest. Their first scheme
was to wind the shaft on whith the bands
11,Ta pivoted roand and round with grate
and oords. That failing they tied the
hands to each other and both° framework
in such 8 manner that it took consider-
able time and a great deal of labor on the
man's part to remove the obstructions,
The engineering skill displayed by the
birds In s000mplishing their objeot shoW•
ed that they possessed reasoning powers
of no mean order, besides an amount of
industry and per:overarm In gathering 1
the neeessary material within the few
hours at their disposal that is 'almost in.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
OUSDOKAIIRENT.—AP4P5LY
QERVANT WA NTED.—APPLY
to AIRS . T. FLETCHER.
c.1HORTHAND.—
KJ Miss IdAlig 0.400900, a, graduate of Ben -
Rough's Canadian Business University, To•
route, (which institution she attended eight
Menthe) is desirous of organising a Short-
hand Class in Brussels. For particulars as
to tame, dzo,, apply at THE Pon. Publishing
House. 50.
ABMFOR SALE.—THE SUB-
": &man offers ids valuable 100 nom
farm, being lot 9, son. 13, Gtey Township,
Huron Co., for sale. There are about 50
acres oleared and In good heart. There is a
log house, good bank barn beating orchard,
and all the necessary conVeniellees cm the
promises. For further partioulars, as to
prim), berme, eta , apply to the Proprietor,
THOS.HISLOP.D litre P. 0,, N. W. T.. or to
241 DOUGALD STRACHAN, Brussels.
PATENTS Caveats,Re-issuesand Trade
Mirka Secured and all oth-
er patent muses in the Patent Ofilee and
befoto the Courts promptly and carefully at.
tended to. Upon receipt of model or sketch
of invention, I make careful °Nomination,
and advise as to patentabilityfree of (Margo.
Fees moderate,and I make no °barge unless
7709059 15 Boomed, Information, advice and
stmts.] references sent on application, if,
R. L1TTELL, Waiihnig-ton,D,0„ 118. Patent
01110, 55
—SHERIFF'S—
Sale - of - Lands,
Coo nty of litiron to Wit,:
1/50 virttio ant writ 0 01519 liateilie lanai
out of 11 or Majesty's (Jaunty COMA sfttis
, county of Huron and to me directed and
delivered agaioet tho 0051115 and Tenements
, of X1141103 themlnon at the suit of 311POOS
I MOLRAIOW111,111RPO, Reined tout titkon in ex.
ecatiOn all the righttitle, interest and
i1VlMngTI°gTIISini„ocinliVIroge.F.1Grey,in ho Comity o rA
find Province of Outnelo, which inttnii rightIlis ,
ii7.110Er 4.9siglirsisIlteft 51 astingisciniejiit
0n500700 in tho Court House, in the town
9 01 Goderieh, on
MONDAY, JULY 14511, 1830,
at Go hone of twelve of the elook, noon.
ROBERT 0111130148,
Sheriff, Huron.
Sheriff's olilw, Goderleb, apx117,1800,
9049
Use Pepper's
STRICTLY PURE
PARIS GREEN
Pepper's Drug Store.
BANKING.
mdiNTosu & MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, BRUSSELS,
Tr00-,..00.0t 0. el•oxgeral
=.0.050-ss000.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and united States Drafts bought
and sold.
//Ilona anemia on Deposits.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Onnatliau Agents --ArEIUNIANT'El BANK OP
CANADA.
NOW York As05te—I573'OUTlin5 AND TRAP -
UM NATIONAL BANN.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
to L. TAYLOR, TooEulleo
antis made. onmo—Vanstone%Blook, Urus•
gels. 21.3m
'NAT 01. SINCLAIR,
• v • Solicitor, Conveyaneer, No tory Pub-
lic, ,Cu. Ofnce—Gralianes Bleak, I dr Jr north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loam
_
DlOKSON
(Laic with Gnrrow d:Proudfoot, Gods -
rich ,1 Hamsters, Sollottorst Conveyancers,
&c. °dices—brussels and Senforkli, Brus
gels oilice, Engem' Bleak, Alsin St, Money
to Loan.
IL B. DAYS. 11V,100910K505.
M. TAYLOR, B. 0.L.,
* Barrister, Solicitor, dm., of the arm
of Tay.lor, MuClullough tte. Sums, Mirriatern
Solicitord, dec., Mooning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co Huron. Convoyaueer, 1.1otary
Land, Loan and Immune° Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Colluotione 1114(18.
Oftloe In Graham's Blink, Brunie.
MEDICAL CARDS.
W".F. ()ALE, M.D., 0. 01.,
Member of the College of Physician
and Surgeons of Detain by examination
Oince and Residuum) — Main street East,
Ethel, Ontario.
T A. AleNAUGIITON, Al. D.
e.1 • 0. AL, 11.15, (LP., Edinburgh, Al. C. P
S. Ont, At Popper's Drug Store from 9 to
11910 a. in. and from 1:109045.in At other
home may be found at his residence, form-
erly occupied by Dr. H utchinson, Mil/ at.
DENTAL.
1'.0£10T100T1,0-3- I
0.11. Ball, L. D.S. Nitres Oxide Gas ad.
ministered for the Pgiuless F,xtraction of
'Pooth. 74 Gerrard Street East. TORONTO.
1>I1NOC15SOC!
0.,
Honor Graduate of the Royal College ot
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitres Oxide Gas
administered for the Planless Extraction of
teeth, Oillee—
Orna Dooll 140ETH (MBAs/it, BlininiELs
BUSINESS CARDS.
MT H. 01e0RACKEN,
• Issurer eff.larringeLicenses. Moe
at his Grocery, .rurnborry street, Brussels.
Tip, N. BARRETT,
.LIJ. Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. Dr. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladioe'and olilldrens hair cutting it epeoialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
18501705019,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A, MeNAIR,
ra...• Insurer of Mitering° Lioenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis.
sloner, ,ko, Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fite Insurance 0o. (Moe at the Cranbrook
Post Wilco.
QT.A.G.]m TO Gcoartam7,
Li Leaves Brussels every evening on the
arrival of the Seaforth stage, and returns
from Gorrie in the morning in time to onteh
the Seitforth stage going out. This rule will
be adhered to until further notice.
S. WALSH, Proprietor.
BESSMAKING..—
Tbe —
un ara enea desire to intimate to
the ladies of Bruseels and vicinity that they
have opened a Dreesnialcing Shop oyor Mr.
Alex. 051,7011017 s Store, Brussels, whore they
are prepared to attend to all work entrusted
te them. liatisfaation guarnuteed.
40-4 MISSES STEWART 5.15I51101',
MISS LILLA O'CONNOR
V -1L Is clegitons of proeuring pupils in
V Seal Music, Prof, Warrington, of Toronto
Is pleased to give his testimonial as to Miss
O'ilounor'e ability, she having been a pupil
of his during her stay In Guelph. Inatru.
plastid Muide on Piano, Organ and Guitar.
Terms made known on *Mention. Pelicans
St., Ileueselt, Miss O'Connor is open for
Concert Engagements, 98.
AUCTIONEERS.
A BAYMANN,
• Auotioneer, is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm etook, dm Tonna
almarhilly given. Oraubrook P. 0. Sales
may be &mimed at Tau POsT
House, Briiseels.
---
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed AuotIonser. Bake conduct -
ea on reiwonable tants Para and 1 arid
stook a epocialty. Orders left at TIIN POST
P ubil sh ing Rouse ,Bru seas, or Bonito Walton
P. 0,1101(1 restive prompt attoutiou.
1LTAVING TANEN OUT LIMN -
SE an an ,111etiOneer, 1 am prepared
to cooclitot solos of hum Omer at traceable
pantos. Knowing tile [Wending of nearly
every, person Zais in a poisition to sell to
170ort nm.,a711,1guaranteed, sa mid got g500,5security When 501d
on oredit. Satinfaction Give
311. is, 800TT.
VETERINARY.
ARWION & GOLLEY,
Ilona Graduetea of tbe Ontario
Veterinary College. aro prepared tO teett all
Menus 00 aeineationtea animals in 0 coin -
patent 1119171101. FaetlstlI99r etteetion snail
to veterinary dentietry. Calle promptly at-
tended to, Delco and inennory.,-Tveo doors.
uortb 511 bridge, Turtherry et., Brunel&