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'If a farmer continued to tuie
the scythe in preference to the
Or a cradle rather than a
tse!-binder he would he looked
,upoti as belonging to the "old
School," yet how many ministers,
4WYerEl, Merchants, school teachezs and others who are writing
,more or less every clay still con-
tinue using the old style of pen
-with its dip, dip for more Ink,
and as often as not when just in
tile middle of a word. Yes, I'm
smvprised that tho§e I have men-
tioned should continue to waste
their time instead of economizing
it by using a FOONTAIN Pziv, one
that will wri4e all day with one
filling, and always ready no mat-
ter Lf Only used once in 6 months.
NiTe refund price paid if not sat-
isfactory after a reasonable trial.
G. A. DEA.DAIA.N.
McGann, &o.
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
8017T5EEN EXTENSION W. G. di B.
'Trains 1reve Brussels Station, North
•extrY South, as follows:
GOING SOUTH. GOING NoRTH.
amerees ....,11s10 a.m. Mail
VaiL ..... &Oa \ Nixed
Mil p.m,
B:20 a.m,
BOxed ...... .3:50 pan. Express 9:45 pan.
t act lit to 5
Crat sibretolc.
D. Zimmer wee recently assessed 510
and. costs thr allowiug persona to gamble
.mx his premises.
Pend•ing the settlement of C. Dames'
arleirs the hotel license has been trant.
leered to A. Bayrnann.
A. McNair, township treasurer has been
treated th a new safe for keeping the
•-.boodle" and records of tbe municipality
am. It is a very necessary adjunct.
Bela raVC.
The Misses Carson have returned from
*Fordwioh.
Mrs. Jas. Stewart and Miss Cloakey
Love gone to Kingston.
Rev. Mr. Godfrey and wife are away
sat present visiting friends in Quebeo city,
Athnireal and Kingston.
Chas. Birney's residence is now almost
..templeted and reflects great credit on
Mr. Watson, the contracitor.
We are glad to hear that Mr. Bone is
recovering from the very,painthl e.coideut
Tne received a short time ago.
Dc. Godfrey has returned from his
-Jarip up the hikes, very much improved
Lichee-1th end is once more hard et work
the practice of his profession.
Wx.oxecter.
Jelen s.8andersoa and family left for
Manitoba Tuesday.
Jas. Fox is expected home from Bay
eity where he has been on a visit there
gar eons time.
Thos. Rae, of Fordwith, had a Bur.
-vette party visit him last Wednesday
•evening. Our esteemed rnerebent wet.
tamed the young folks very kindly.
Lost Fi iday evening Title a number of
<me young folks drove over to Wingham
ter ooueert. Thos. Gibson, M. P. P.,
=id Thos. Gibson, jr., sang several
eirotch songs and the concert was a sue -
One day last week a number of our
ywang folks drove to Rat. Meffatt'e
where they all spent a most enjoyable
time, it being the birthday of Miss
Teenie Wright and Miss Maggie Miller.
We hope the two young ladies may long
Lee to enjoy their birthdays together.
-resale is fully possessed of the art of en-
tertaining guests and by her amiable and
affable disposition maria her company,
sene and all, enjoy themselves to the acme
<if loyons felioity. Sports and plays of
c&CiOUS kinds °mined the afternoon,
while strains of beautiful music were
piron by Miss Ella Gibson, of Wroxeter.
At a seasonable boor the party dispersed
•tes their homes wishing Teenie and. Mag.
lie many a good time together.
1!4I kith U SSELS Smer. 5, 1890,
YOU MAY EXPECT
,1GREAT BARGAINS
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Beady -made Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Dress Goods, Prints,
Tweeds, Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Etc.,
urzzaz OTT 1=2, STOCK IS G-IZAr111_1*Y. m?..r)-tiomr).
OTJIR 0 BUMF:INT eaETZVAN
W. Nightingale & Co., Brussels.
the ceremony, Mise Miles, of Walker-
ton, acted as bridesmaid, while Lieut.
H. Torrance, of Clinton, officiated as
groomsman. The bride was the recipi-
ent of many costly and handsome pre-
sents, The happy couple left by train
for Denver, Col, and other points of in•
terest in the far 'West.
VW ;Felton.
Mr. Jones has taken possession of the
Royal hotel.
Lewis McDonald and wife are away at
Montreal this week.
Wm. Beirnes was fused $20.00 and
mete for selling liquor on Sunday.
Messrs. Ferguson, McDonald and Leech
sold several of their hogs recently at a
good figure.
Mrs. Orren MoTaggart and two child.
rim are visiting friends in tlse vicinity of
Belleville this week.
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. (Rev.) Forrest's
mother, is very much indisposed yet, but
has improved this week.
/tior reit.
Send along the, news whether you are
a regular correspondent or not. THE
POST 18 always on the look out for newsy
paragraphs.
A, large acreage of fall wheat is being
pat in the ground this year and the far.
mere seem to be determined to get their
seeding done early.
The athletic contests at the East Huron
Fall Fair will efford our young men an
apportunity of showing their agility.
The tug of war has a $10.00 prize.
Considerable interest centres around
the coming assizes owing to the case of
Morris township va. the bondesmen of
the late Treasurer coming up for trial.
Somebody will have to pay the piper.
Quintin Anderson is the owner of a
goose that is determined to keep np with
the big drum as an egg layer. Her record
for the past two years is 40 and 41, re-
spectively, and she is still in the ring for
1891.
THE Poe m will be sent free for one year
to the resident of Morris townthip who
forms the most English words out of
"The Brussels Post." Auswers must be
sent in by Ocit. let and words must be
written in columns. Tne Pon from now
to January lst 1891 for 40 cents in ad.
vance.
Adam Scott, lot 16, con. 8, has com-
pleted a new barn on his premiaes. The
building is 28x46i feet. Mr. Scott has
one of the best borne in the county for
the money. He bought the Sunshine
saw mill, at an auction sale, for $18,00
and seoured timber, lumber and shingles
enough to build the above mentioned
barn. It was a great bargain.
Wingham.
The stock yards at the Grand Trunk
atation have been enlarged.
Geo. Bisbee has growing in his garden
is trternatorla sun flower stalk, on which
them are over seventy flowers,
Pthe. Allenby had tbe tips of three
an,gers of his left hand taken off by a
=chine, while working in Bell's factory,
C. Sperling has leased a storehouse
-at else Grand Trunk station, and will be
.,on the market for the putehaee of farm
peadisce.
seDen. McKay, while working in the
Theism feotory, somehow got his head
bee ethse to a mechine and had one of
Lis fingers badly cut.
Word was received from Mrs. J. B.
Ferguson, on Monday of last week, of
.the seethes illness of Mr. Ferguson. He
fusion attack of bleeding of the stomach,
osva physioian bad to be secured from
Bawnia.nville, some fifteen miles from
'where they were visiting, before the flow
of blood coul.d be stopped. Hopes are
entectained of his recovery, but it will
rake gthat care and attention, as he is
moat reduced.
'The Winghara Times says :-The
many friends of John Bailie, of London,
tiff 'recently conduotor on the L. H.
wilt be rierry to learn that he has been
removed from conductorahip on the G.
X. EL He is oae of the eldest railway
wawa ft. the Province, havingentered the
reagriey of the G. W. R. Co. in 1864. He
wag a, careful, faithful and effleient
••affieer, and was highly apprediated for
hia denting honesty and worth by the
rirseelting publics. His advenoing years
and. his suppesed Want of aetivity was
aft o reason cif his removal,
flenicznote-A flutter of exeitement
agiterted the people of 'Winghttro on Wed-
nesday of lad week, the dense being the
W404Aing of Dr. Ildwerd 1.1. Hersey, of
Owas Sound, to Miss Leila Ada, °Idea
id:sweeter of Dr, Macdonald, M. P., one of
.faitest daughters. They
vexes eno,trieci 0,. St. AndreW's dumb by
Litztow el.
About fifty of Listowel's citizens avail.
ed themselves of the excursion to Grims-
by and the Falls.
J. B. Dinkel, of this town, left for Den-
ver, Colorado, where he has secured a sit-
uation on a German daily paper.
Kidd Bros, have sold to Frank Rennie,
of Clifford, and Mr. Rife, of Mildtnay,
the celebrated thoroughbred stallion,
Baron Rothschild.
The Standard says :-Over eightyap•
peals were handed in to the Clerk against
the town Voters' List by the Conserve.
tives on the evening of the 27th -the
last day for filing appeals. There were
no appeals entered on behalf of the Re-
formers.
The plum erop in this neighborhood is
the best fruit crop of the sermon. Owing
to the scarcity of fruit of nearly all kinds
in many other motions of the province
plume will find a ready market at a good
figure. A.pplee promise to be theme, as
the winter varieties are Mined a failure,
Fall apples are more plentif-' and are
selling at a comparatively low figure.
A FINE EXHIBIT. -The Manitoba Gov.
ernment are sending their full exhibit of
grains, grasses and general products, to
the Listowel Fair, Sept. 17th, leth and
191h. The Cl. P. R. Company are add-
ing an extensive exhibit to this and the
whole will be one of the finest ever sent
out from Mianitoba. On the 17th and
18th, the speeding events will draw much
attention, and the Listowol Itsir will be
one of the best local fairs in the dietriot.
For particulars apply to W. Cumin, Sec -
rotary.
resistance. The press of Baraccas
suggests that another vessel be sent with
her glans allotted and the Venezulean
colors nailed to the mast, and if worsted
to appeal to the U. S. and the slater re-
publics of South Amerioa and the perils-
ment of England. A dispute has existed
some time between England and Vene-
zuela ea to a portion of tdrritory lying
between British Guiana and the mouth
of the Orinoco river which is the natural
outlet for the produce of the oonntry.
Lately two Canadians named Walter
Try Stevens and Chas. A. Connolly re-
presenting themselves as Americans from
New York, were expelled from the
country for.selling maps in the city of
Oitracoas showing this belt of land as
disputed tarritoay." Mr. Stevens was
clerk in T. W. Dunoan's store for years.
and was known to their customers as
"the young man with the gold rimmed
teeth." Mr. Connolly represented the
Manufacturers' Life Ineuranoe Company
here. They'll get there just the same.
Seafortli,
JAM Henry, of Seaforth, took posses,
don of Hawkshaw's Hotel on Tuesday.
B. Counter has disposed of his
jewellery business to hie nephew, W. R.
Counter, the popular and successful
manager for the past two years,
D. D. Wilson and Mies M. Wilson,
Robt. Jamieson, Jae. Niohol, 'W. M.
Gray, Miss Gray and Miss Young have
returned from then trip to the old
country,
The Sun says :-Tee deily prase dess•
patches of Tuesoloy tontains tho follow-
ing :uMontreal, Aug. 26,-A deepateh
reoeived to-dtoy by Mr. LaMar -me, consul
for Venezuela, states thot the British
gun boat Ready, from Demerara, with
oommissioner MoTurok an beard, arrived
at Berlina at the mouth of the Orinoco,
and ordered the depthin of Faro, a Vane-
zuelan man-ok-war, to haul down his
eolows. e ettbinitted to the superior
font, The 'Venezuelan government has
cant a commission to the spot to in-
vestigate, The commander of the Faro
mor. Ildognarrie. A vett large ;nth- will be tried by court.martial for haval
55. .eatue assembled in the ante 60 witness yielded withont making s proper show 0
(rev.
Council minutes may be reed in
another column.
The township rate of taxes this year is
2 mills on the 5. 2 additional mills for
oounty rate.
The appointment of two tax collectors
for this township is a good idea and will
work satisfactorily it is thought.
Mrs. Robt. Inglis is sway for a trip to
the East on 0 visit with relatives. She
was ticketed by S. T. Pepper, Brussels.
Jas. Mitchell had a lamb killed by
foxes recently. He is arranging with the
Brussels Gun (Bub for their extermina-
tion.
Duncan McDonald and John McNeil
have been appointed tax collectors at a
salary of 545 each. The division to be
the 9th and 10th cons.
Lorenzo Frayne, lot 10, oon. 8, thresh-
ed some Egyptian oats that turned out
40 pounds to the bushel. Thi s is a good
weight and will not be ea.sily beaten.
Jno. D. Campbell is home on a visit
from Duluth. He is nursing his right
hand. or at least what remains of it, as
he had the most of this useful member
taken off in a planing mill.
Rev. Geo. Baker and wife, of Tupper -
villa, have been enjoying a visit with
Mrs. Baker's parents and other old
friends. Mr. Baker was pastor of the
Cranbrook oirouit under the Primitive
Methodist regime about ten years ago.
Tun Poem will be sent free to the rest:
clent of Grey township who forms the
Mise Cale, the popular organist of the
English thumb, Brussels, paid us a flying
visit this week.
I. A. Young and family returned last
Friday after spending a couple of weeks
visiting friends in and around Ripley.
Rev. Andrew Wilson wife and daugh-
ter, of Charleston, Ont., were visiting at
Wm. Spence's for the paid two weeks.
The reverend gentleman preached in the
Presbyterian ohurch last 8abbeth after-
noon.
1. The Women's Foreign Missionary So-
ciety of Ethel intend sending a box of
worn cast-off clothing to the old and in.
firm Indians of the Noithweet, Any
donations of this kind left at the resi-
dence of A. W. Panabalcer will be thank-
fully received.
.131:vtlx.
Our station agent purchased this week
the Bitsvden property on Dinsley St. at a
reimonable figure.
John Denholm shipped a car load of
plums Irons this station to Portage Is
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1
rairie, Man., on Monday.
On Wednesday evening a lawn social
as held by the ladies of Blyth and Bel•
rave congregations of the English
hurth at the residenoe of E. Littlefair,
th eon. Morris.
T. Jones, who has been carrying on
be butcher business for upwards of
vvelve years in this burg left with his
amily on Monday to take possession of
eirnes' Hotel, Walton, which he has
eased for a terns.
A special meeting of the village Coen •
11 we held in their chambers on Mers-
ey evening for the purpose of appoint.
ng Clerk for the burg. Applications
rote T. 'W. Scott, if. Metcalf and E. D.
Chamberlain. The appointment was Fall Wheat
awarded to E. D. Chamberlain at a sal. Spring Wheat
ry of $20 for the balance of the year. Barley
The ladies of the Boman Catholic °at,
church of this town intend bolding tt Peas • •
grand pie.nic here on Sept. 10th for the Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Pork . .
Rides per lb
Salt per bbl., ratail
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Wool, P00110
18301:ZZ.T.
MoCasey.-On August 18th at Concordia
• Kansas, the wife of Dr. J. H. Mo.
Casey of a son.
O'Nerr..-At Point St. Charles, Montreal,
on the 18th silt., the wife of Mr
Termites O'Neil of a daughter.
2,1C.A.MTarlIET:O.
P£11011BON.--BLOOAIFIELD.-At the Meth
°diet parsonage, Walton, on August
29th, by Rev. W. Ottewell, Mr. W.
Ferguson to Miss Mary Bloomfield,
both of Brussels.
Honenx.-MACMONALD.- In Wingham, on
August 27th by the Rev. H. Mc.
Quarrie, Mr. E. H. Horsey, M. D„
of Owen Sound, to Miss Leith eldest
daughter of P. Macdonald, M. D., M.
P., of Wingham.
F.A.XXO,M,
Goderich, Sept. 15, 16 and 17.
Listowel, Sept. 17, 18 and 19.
Industrial -At Toronto, Sept. 8 to 20.
Western -At London, Sept. 18 to 27.
Mitchell, Sept. 28 and 24.
Harrieton, Sept. 24 and 28.
Exeter, Sept. 29 and 30.
Seelorth, Sept. BO and Oot. 1.
Wingheme, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Atwood, Oat. 2.
Walkerton, Sept. 30 to Oct. 8.
Clinton, Oot. 1, 2 and 8.
Stretford, Oct. 2 and 3. .
Brussels, Oct. 2 and 3.
Howiek-. Gerrie, Oct. 4.
Belgrave, Oet. 7 and 8.
A FULL STOCK
School Books
& SQhool Requisites
AT -
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE
BRUkilSELf3,
TiEM.MTSSDE17..tEi
benefit of their chum's. Grealil prepara-
tions are in progress to make it one of
the biggest ;events that has ever been
held in this section. Deming and all
kinds of amusements will be indulged in.
A first class string band has been engaged
for the °erasion.
A. couple of not very weloorne visitors
invaded our burg on Friday afternoon,
one, olaiming to be a Government detec-
tive, and a pair of darbys in his posses
sion. They hennaed around all evening
giving lots of chin music. Towards mid.
night the boys thought it was about time
most Englieh words knit of the letters m to run them out of town. They Bummed.
"Tnn PTHISSELS Poem" returns to be made 1 ed in running one northward, but the
by Oct lst. The words must be writtendetective one slipped into one of the
in columns. Tnn Poem from now to hotels and went to bed. He stayed
January lat 1801 for 40 cents in advance. around the next day amusing himself
A larger acreage of Fall wheat will be with the boys and loeing his handcuffs
sown this year than has been put in for into the bargain. He made tracks and
years. People have not lost faith in this boarded the afternoon train for the hub,
orop although a good many hold to leaving his board bill unpaid. This class
the opinion that other produce could be charaoters should be run into the 000l -
grown thet would not be subject to the er at first sight, for sale keeping.
repeated failures that wheat has been
subjected to.
Mies Jane Mitchell was awarded a
certificate for admission to the High
School. She was recommended by the
examiner, being e few marks deficient on
one subject. This makes two successful
pupils from No. 1 this year and it is
creditable to Mr. Pickard considering the
large number pinked.
Robert sowen,s barn in Grey township
con. 14, was reoently burned. He lost
his crop, 0300 worth of pine, and all his
implements but his binder, which was
in the field. There ie an insurance of
51,000. Cause of fire is unknown. This
makes the second barn Mr Bowen hos
had destroyed by fire during the past
years.
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Mrs. Bartleman, of Allenford, is visit.
ing her deughter, Mrs. T. P. Simpson.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. D.
Eokmier is recovering from her recent
Mr. Cale, of Mitchell, was spending a
few days last week with his son, Dr. Cele,
of this place.
A. W. Panabaker and wife have re.
turned after a two week's trip to Toronto
and other places.
It ie the intention of the Sons of Tern -
postern's, to visit the Trowbridge Lodge
on Wednesday evening of next week.
Lawrence Dolmen left on Tuesday ef
this week for a trip to Manitoba and the
Northwest where two of his sons reside.
Ethel cheese factory disposed of the
July and part of August obsess for, we
believe, 90. per lb. It was shipped on
Wednesday of this week.
The farmers in this vicinity are busily
engaged prepering the land for wheat.
E. MoKelvey has sown the earliest of
enyone we have noticed. Ea has o field
of about ten mores up nice and green.
0, 0. F. -A. Court of the Canadian
Order of Foresters was organized in this
place on Monday evening of this week,
by B. W. Clayton, of Listowel. The fol.
lowing officers were linetalled :-Robb.
Dilworth, 0. It. ; Wm. MeLeod, V. C.
; A. Glenn, Be S. ,•3. A. tremsworth,
0. ; 318. Sanders, Ohap, ; Wm. Dont.
ly, Treas. ; Geo, Imlay, S. W..' 13.3.
Nichol, J. W. • John Sondem 8, 13.;
Chao. Rose, 3. 13.; Dr. Cale, Phys. The
new Clourt commences operations with 21
charter tnembers and in addition several
members who belong to other neighbor.
ing Courts will have their inemberehip
transferred 60 Court Ethel,
John McArthur, teacher, last week shot
a young loon at Tobermory lake with a
rifle.
Sir Hector Langevin was presented
with an address by the Mayor and Coml..
oil of Owen Sound on Saturday.
Owing Ito the uneasiness in musioal
oiroles Brantford is likely to lose some of
her cleverest organists and musioians.
A. 0. Cornelius, of the Oneida Pe8011,43,
states that the wheat orop on the reserve
this year is good, but that other crops,
except corn, are not up to the average.
A man named R. B. Ford has Been at -
rested at Windsor for forging Brewer
Labatt's natne to a check. Cheeks sign-
ed by others were for ad on him and it is
thought he has been "working" exteneiv-
e'y.
An old woman in Kingston penitenti-
ary has done nothing but knit these many
years. A. long time ago she roasted a
couple of her children to death. and she
would have been hanged had there not
been strong evidence showing that she
suffered temporary insanity, The woman
ie now too feeble but to knit. She rises
with the sun and retires at sundown,
eats very little, and sits in the same
rocking -their by the some window every
day and knits. She rarely speaks to
any one. She is over 70 years old.
The Bruce Prohibitory Alliance bars
elected the following officers :-President,
Rev. Mr. Johnston, Paisley; 'Viee-Preei•
dent, Rev. J. Gray, Kincardine; Seo..
Tress., John MoBain, Oheeley ; Execu.
tive-W. D. Bell, Maley; S. Savage,
Saone; H. P. Pntman, Paisley; Mrs.
Grant, Paisley; Mrs. T. Richards, Tara.
W. D. Bell and A. W. Robb Were rep.
pointed auditors. The alliance deoided
on motion to invite each congregation to
send delegates to &Heed the meetin •
Moved by Rev. W. S. Burwash, seeonch,3
by W. D. Bell that this convention
strongly reeonamends that in view of the
approaching Dominion election, egith of
the ridings should put forth every pos.
Bible effort to Bemire prohibith coma.
dotes. Moved by Jas. Warren, s000nded
• by W. C. Bell, that we as an alliance
use every endeavot to have advantage
taken of the late amendment of the Lie -
ante Act, passed at the last session of the
Ontario Legislature. The Seeretary was
instructed to write both° parties appoint.
ed to organize the south riding, asking
them to proceed, and also adding Bev.
Ur. Baker's name to the committee.
The Alliance afterwards met ae a mass
meeting. Love. Gray and Ross delivered
addreeses.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
BANKING.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
with good garden, well and stable
Apply to MRS. TURNBULL,
Meohanic Street,
CLOOD 2.YEAROLD HEAVY
draught mars aOlt for sale, cheap.
Cash or time. Apply to
COCHRANE de JOHNSTON,
8-1 Marble Works, Bras eolo .
understand that a rumor him bean
industriously circulated that I will not go
out at nights. This is absolutely false .and
without foundation. It is evidently done
for a purpose,
tf- WM. GRAHAM', M.D.
IT ALF -BRED JERSEYS.-
..L Are you aware that 'a first cross be-
tween a Jersey and any good milking cow
makes the very beet I or either choose or
butter. For particulars regarding my Jersey
Bull apply at my Drug and Book Store.
0.8.. DE ADMA.N, Brunel&
AloINTOSH & MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
xzesserio.et O4e:m.02.0a 33o.alcisn.e.
3T3ssanisseccia..
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United Statee Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Doponits.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Argenta -11111nOlLWIT's BANS OT/
CANADA.
New York Agents-IMPOnTanti AND Tnan
Bus NATrotat,13arin.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-
_
tbe roat' ir of the estate of Cear-ass
DAHMER, Of the Townshin of Grey, in the
County of Boma, fal.ner, debtor.
8.11 pari:ae 1ndebtod to the above estate
are hereby notified to settle the same with
the undersiguedat onee. A.RANMANN,
ranbrook, Sept. 8,1800, Assiougg.
VOTIGE.-I HEREBY NOTIFY-
tho public generally not to give credit
to any person on my amount as I will not be
responsible for debts Mins contracted, nor
will 1 hold myself liable for the forging of
my denature to written orders as I intend
prosecuting any person found guilty of for -
gory. JAMES SMART.
Grey, Aug. Oh, 1800. 4-3
PATENTS,catVaterrnagarot
ar patent amuses in the Patent Office and
before the Courts promptly and carefully 'at-
tended to. 'Upon receipt of model or sketch
of invention, I make careful examination ,
and advise am to patentabilityfree of charge.
Pees modorate,and I make no charge unless
pat„, .., is secured. InforMation, advice and
spaniel reforoacea sent on applioatioti. J.
H. L1TTELL, Wethington,13.0., 11.121. Patent
Office. na
VOTERS' LIST COURT.
Nobles iXoreby given that a Court will bo
hofil, pursuant to "Thu Votore' Lido Act,.
by Hie Honor Me Judge of tho (Monty C ourt
of the Comity of Huron at bre Tow» 11111,
13rnseela Oe SATURDAY, the lith day of
Septoinber,1800, at nine o'cloek, to hoer and
determine ilit,ieveral complainte of errors
and oiniesicete in the Voters1,18101 tho
Municipality of Brussels for 18110. All per-
sons having bnoineso at the Court aro 00.
guirod M attend at the Odd Muse and plae6,
F. 8, SCOTT, Clerk of odd Munioipality.
Dated the 2061a day of Aug, 11.0,
lit 0 REWARD.-
kt3 Qs-, Lost en Thursday, Lev 30,1, on
the street in Wrsxebsr it name' of bills,
emoutithig to 'MA and a promissory note
drawn by Jokir Sanderson in favor 01 Jane
Walker for MO. dated Jana Oth. 1888, and
haying 8 payment Of 5350 endorsed on the
back thereof, dated April 11118, 1800, A re -
Ward 06920.00 vrill be paid fur the recovery
of the above, or for snob information as will
lead thereto. Alienates MO Warned eget net
negotiating the above mentioned note, the
sana having been kat,
Wrozoter, July 15th,'00, JANE WALKER,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and 'Conveyancer, Colles -
Mona made, Offioe-Vanstone's Blook, Brim.
sets. 51-355
. SINCLAIR,
NVM
• Solicitor, Conve rainier, No tary Pub-
lic, &c. Office -Graham's Bleak, 1 dc or north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
DlOKSON & EfAYS,
(Late with Garrow &Proudfoot, Code.
rich,) Bamoters, Solleitore, Conveyancer%
&a. Offices-ifirusaels and Soaforth, • Brus-
sels Office,Rogors' Block, Main St. Money
to Loan.
15.s. HAY% 00. 0. Maxim%
A M. TAYLOR, B. 0. L.,
Barrister, Solicitor, dm., of the firm
of Taylor, kfoCullough & Burns, Batriatere
Solicitors, &o., Manning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan,
IALLEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of ibis Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loos. Collections made.
Office in Graham's Block, Brussole.
MEDICAL CARDS.
NvTM. E. GALE, M.D., 0.61.,
Member of the College of Phyoician
and Surgoone of Ontario by examination
Office and Residence -Maio street East,
Ethel,Ontario,
T A. MoNAUGHTON, D.
P.1 • O. M., tla E. 0.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P
S. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store 11.0in 9 tO
1130 ii. in. and Dom 1B0 to 4 p. in, At other
houi may be found at his residence, form-
erly occupied by Dr. Hutchinson, killi at.
DENTAL.
2:8 =1,0'X'S00T.31,2'
G. L. Ball, L. 0.5, Nitros Oxide Gins ad-
ministered for the Poinloss Extraction of
Teeth, 74 Gerrard Street East. Tonowro,
NT XIS T 1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S.. D, D, S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto UM-
vereity. 08,61017-OppOlgte American EfOtal,
Brumois,
BUSINESS CARDS.
NVH. MoORACKEN,
• Isourer ef MarriageLloonses. Office
at his Grammy, Turnborry street, Brussels,
Ds N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist Shop -Next door
soutla of A. 00. Molloy & Co`o hardware store.
Ladies' and childrens hair cutting a spocialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A BloNAIR,
..C3.• Ignitor of Marriage Lioeneos, by
appointment of Liout,-Governor, Commie-
siouor, &a., Q. B. Conveyancer alla Agent
Fin Insurance Co. Office at the Orathrook
Post Office.
gor.4.,a3m TO Gronrtm
ki Loaves Brilintela °Vary availing on the
orriyal of the Iiintiorth stage, and returns
from Gerrie in the morning in time to °etch
the Sealorth stage going out. This rule will
be adhered to until further notice.
S. WALSH, Proprietor.
MISS CALE,
Teacher of Piano, Parlor and Pipe
Organ, Organist in Eit, John's othroh, Brus-
sels, soliolts a share of the patronage of the
mimics -loving people of Bruesols and viain-
ity. Instruotious given at current ratan.
Terms, referencia, Am. may be asoortained
by calling at the residence of H. Donnie,
Turnberry street, Brussels, Hor °lase in
Ethel will continuo to reoelve regular at -
&widen, 7-11
ATISS LILLA O'CONNOR
doalrous of procuring pupils in
Vocal Musio. Prof. Warrington, of Toronte
ia pleased to give his toatimonial as to Miss
O'Connor% ability, die baying bean a pupil
of his during her otay in Guelph. Instru.
mental Abash, on Pis..., Organ and Guitar.
Terms made known on application. Primus
St., Brnesels. blias O'Connor is open for
Concert Mngagereen te. 38 -
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend Woo of farms, farm stook, &a. Teresa
cheerfully given. Cranbrook P. O. Sales
may he arranged at TUE Poirr Publishing
Houso, Animals.
(.1r EORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auetionaer, Salmi oonduct-
ed on reasonable terms. Farms mud 1 mon
stooks eneoialty. Orden left at Ten Pose!
P obit Oiling Roue ,Bru Osolo, or son t to‘Val ton
0, 0,, will rtheive prompt attention.
FAVING TAKEN OU -T
SE ea alt AllatiOnalor, I eon prepared
to Deeded sales of farm stook at ronsonablo
priemr. Buowing tho standing of nearly
every parson oan in a poattion to Ostl to
good mato and got good sonority \vim aold
on °teat, Satiefitotion gintranteml, Eflvo
me eon. 30- IP S. SCOTT.
VETERINARY.
'XThIW.E0K & GOLLIIY,
Honor oracluatee of the Ontario
Veterinary College, foe preparee to treat ell
eleorsees of demootitiatc41 animals lu a eom-
potent Manila% Particular attoution paid
1.0 veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Dines and therm:My-Two doors
north of bridge, Turtherry ste Brussels.,