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BIRD SEED !
i HAVE VST HEOESsile) A QUANTITY
OF ROTE
Canary and
Hemp Seed.
PRICES AB LOW AS ELSEWHERE,
G. A. DEADMAN,
3 0UGGlsT, BaoxoELLE1I, &c,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
9OUT.BERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
e nd South, as follows :
Some Boum. GOING Noes».
Man ....... 5:55 a.m. Infixed
0:00 a,m.
Express 11:40 a.m. Mail s:00 p,m,
Mixed . 6:50 p.m. Express 8:45 p.m,
.,o.tat .eios ltons.
A ahiel's amang ye te.kin' notes,
Au' faith he'll prent it.
Pay your taxes.
ADVERTISE your strayed Stook.
PAT your taxes before Dec. lot.
Gamy five weeks till Christmas.
Simonize parties are numerous.
Oneisrorts comes on a Thursday this
year.
Tax river is high owing to the reoent
heavy mine.Now officers are expected at the Army
next week.
THE close for salmon, trout and white.
Ash ended Nov. 13th.
Bain of Hope concert in the Town
Hall on Tuesday, Deo. 2nd.
GOOD road cart for sale. Used a short
time. Jae. Walker, Brussels.
THE electric light is expected to be in
operation on Saturday evening.
FD?TEEN cents gets THIO Peer for the
balance of 1890. That's cheaper than
borrowing.
FmsT•CLAss farm wagon left. Will
exchange for wood or lumber. Jas. Wal-
ker, Brussels.
I neem a lot of that bankrupt stook left
yet. come and get some bargains. R.
LEATIIEBDALE.
I war, make it worth any man's while
t o come 20 miles to buy goods from me.
All Foods delivered free. R. LEATIIEEDALE.
am, at THE POST office and leave your
orders for letter beads, bill heads, en.
velope5, etc. A splendid stock to select
from.
H. L. Leeson is now fairly settled in
his new premises and has as neat a
jewellery store as yon will find outside of
the cities.
IderamLE church Y. P. C. A. has
issued a printed program of their meet-
ings for this, the fifth, session of their
Association.
Ma. ELL/OTT, a stndedt Of Knox C01-
lege, preached in Knox church in this
place last Sabbath. Rev. Mr. Wilson
occupies the pulpit next Sunday.
GEORGE GooD is now offering the Win-
ter half of the 4'Adam Good stock" for
sale at the same sacrifice as he Sold the
summer half. They will have a big run
while it lasts.MEETINGA METING of the Executive of Huron
Ssbbath school Association was held in
St, Paul's eharch school room, Clinton,
on Thursday
dof this week. The next
Convention will be held in Brussels in
January, 1891.
Ws thank the many subscribers who
reeponded so promptly to the request to
-pay up. There are, however, still a large
number who have it in their power to
confer a pleasure on the editor by re-
mitting for the current year's subscrip-
tion. L1
Mits. GimiE, who leotured here a
short time ago, is, among other aocom-
.pli.hments, a poetess, and at Walton, on
the evening of Nov. 5th, she read an ori-
ginal poem dedicated to the L. 0. L.
brethren. Owing to the length it did not
appear in connection with the report of
the gathering but is now given on the 3rd
page of THE Pon ;hie wt ek.
Issrecron Bonn paid his first official
visit to Brussels Public, School this week.
Ile says there are a large number of
-obangea among the teaching] fraternity
in hie inspectorate. Inspector Robb tip
pears to be quite at home in his work and
'will make a good reoord in the important
position he 000Upiee.
New MARBLE Wines.—The firm of
Tag stook yards at the railway grounds
have been newly fenced.
WANTED,—Ali book amounts paid Ar
09013. W, i3• McOeAOEEN.
Couig1LLoSl AINLEx captured an otter
on Thursday of this week,
A Now stable has been erected by E.
B. Grundy on his lot, Flora street.
NEXT monthly horse Fair in Brussels
on Thursday, Deo, 4th, Don't forget it.
Rev, Me. SELLEnr'9 subject for Sum.
day morning and evening will be "St,
Paul's standard of living."
A9or4En lot of those spring window
shades just to band at Leatherdalo's.
Come and examine them before you buy
elsewhere.
Tam Pork market will open iu Brussels
next week. Our buyers will be prepared
to pay the top market figure for well
fatted and carefully dressed hogs.
I it giving speolaI bargains in plottire
framing. I have the best stook in the
county. My glees is specially made for
picture framing. R. LEATERIMALE.
TEE committee appointed by the R. T.
of T. relative to the charity fund are
asked to meet at the home of W. H.
Kerr on Friday of this week, at 4 o'clock
p. m.
Ten. GulttoLDBY's broncho ran away the
other day getting frightened by a dog.
The road cart was dumped in the ditch
and the uag got free from the vehicle and
was found soros distance from Brussels
in Grey Township.
tie the
A SPECIAL collection was t k n at
Methodist church, last Sunday, for Eliza
George, an Indian woman of the Saugeen
reserve, who often visits Brnesele. Rev.
Mr. Savage writes that the Indiana are in
very poor circumstances this Fall.
A. 081890atn was received by Joseph
Clegg drover, on Thursday informing
him of the loos at sea of 86 bead of oattle
on the steamship "Circe" befouging to
him en roate to the Old Country. Ex-
porters have big risks to run.
Tam wishing to see Jeo. J. Daly &
Co., of Guelph, personaily to learn their
terms for advertising farms and terms
for selling &o., and for loaning money,
man see them in Brussels at the Ameri-
can Hotel, any time on Thursday, Nov.
27011.
LOTT's Llvsny.—The attention of the
Publics is called to the fact that Levi Lott
keeps a first-class outfit of good drivers
and new, comfortable buggies. Every
attention will be given to those favoring
him with their patronage. Stable just
east of Dr. Grabam'e block, King street.
Give him a call as his rates will be found
within the reaoh of all.
WE are now offering that splendid
family weekly. The Western Advertiser,
London, with its charming monthly
premium, Wives and Daughters, and TIIE
Pear at the remarkably low figure of
92.25. Three popular publications for
almost the price of one 1 Samples free
Address THE Posr Publishing House.
WELL•Dmonoo Ann DeILLING.—George
Birt 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
shame. Terme easonable. Residence
sewed door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 48-tf
"TEmsEEANoe Pre-Nie."—The Band of
Hope is preparing a cantata which they
will present in the Town Hall Tuesday,
Dec, 2. The title of the piece is "The
Temperance Pio-neo." About 100 voices
will take part and we doubt not that it
will be very interesting. Miss L. O'Con-
nor ie musical director. The proceeds
will be devoted to aiding the deserving
poor.
Livsey. —11. Williams & Son have
their new livery running in tip-top style.
Reliable, speedy horses, new comfortable
rigs and attendant comforts guaranteed.
Ladies can be suited with quiet horses.
"Live and let live" is our motto. Re-
member the place, Mill street, Brussels.
Special arrangements made with com-
mercial men. If you want a rig any
ILLIAlts & Sox.
1 on us.
time call H. W
Pmts.—Last Tuesday evening D. W.
Campbell exhibited his beautiful lime
light views of the city of Paris and sub-
urbs in Melville church. There was a
goodly company present and all, appar-
ently, enjoyed the rapid transit to the
various planes of interest in this historic
city. Mr. Campbell has bad the privi-
lege of visiting and personally inspeoting
the city of Paris and his store of infor-
mation as to persons, planes, &e. appears
to he well nigh inexhaustable. No one
misses it when they attend Mr. Camp-
bell's entertainments,
• A GOOD MA0A1I9E,—The Delineator, a
journal of P0<hion, Culture and Fine
Arts, is undoubtedly one of the finest
ladies' magazines published in Canada.
It is printed monthly and contains all
the newest designs and styles in ladies'
misses' and childrons' dresses and other
articles, and uo lady who wishes to keep
herself thoroughly posted un theee in.
Wresting matters? should be without
this magazine. The price is only 91 per
year, and all eubacriptions should be
dohuston d sent to the Delineator Publishing Co., 83
Cochrane, stone cutters, &n,
Richmond St„ West Toronto,
has opened out are prepared to fill all A 9750 COTTAGE or its equivalent in cath
will be given to the person detecting the
greatest number of more, (words wrong-
ly spelled or misplaced) in the December
issue of "Our Homes." In addition will
be given two wish prizes of 9200 each,
four of 9100, eight of $50, ton of 925,
twenty-five el 910, fifty of $5, one hun-
dred of $2, and one hundred and tarty of
91, distributed in the order mentioned in
rules and regulatione, which will be sent
with a copy of December issue on receipt
of 15 cents in stamps. Special cash
prizes given away almost every day dar-
ing competition which olosee February
lst, 1891. Address Oen HOMES Pnblieh-
orders for monuments, tombstones,
marker_, fences, &o., in a workmanlike
enamor and at living primes, Satiefao-
tion gunrsnteed in every case. Don't
place your order without aniline on them
tend seeing their eamples and ascertain-
ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the
Town Hall, Brussels.
Tits POST will be given to new sub-
scribers from now to the 1st of January,
1892, for the price of one year's subscrip-
tion, vii., $1.50. We would like to add
about two hundred new subeoribers to
our list before the let of January, Will
.eamlt subscriber please speak a good word
for us and use their influence with their ing Co, Brookville, Canada.
neighbors and friends who do not now I PALarsn6TO1 WoN.—In the Chancery
take it to got them to subearibe, They
would thus c10 tie a great favor and their
neighbors or friends a service by securing
for them a good paper from which they
could get amusement and instruction
during the winter evenings.
INvI•aov:o x.—List week Rev, S. Sellery,
73, D., received a tlsanimntta -invitation
tram the Wiuge,ri Methodist church
.ofiloiale Board to be,'Ome their pastor at
the opening of the text Conference year
—Jui.y, 1891. Tl,e reverend geitleman, tate plaintiffs to the clefenclants. 'Cho
although only two years in Brussels, hag learned judge beide that the plaintiffs
accepted, subject of eoureeto the Station• case rests upon a onntreat of an import-
ing Committee. Mr. Sellery is an ex- ant nature, unauthorized by by-law,
eeUent preacher and would grace any without acceptance of 6116 work done,
,pulpit in the Conference. Wingham
was a former appointment of his when a
probationer so that he is intimately 00 -
td with 1r b there.
Court the Waterous Fire Engine firm
sued the town of P thn01'eton for the
price of an engine supposed to be gold to
the corporation but which they refused
to take, The case was heard by Judge
Rose on Tuesday with the following re.
suit:--"Waterous Engine Works Com•
litany v. Town of PDhnerston,—Juclg•
rneut in action tried without a jury at
Brantford, Auden to recover 92,150, the
price of a certain engine and hose sold by
and therefore that the contract was not
binding upon the defendant corporation.
Action dismiesed with costa, Wilkes, Q.
C., for the laintiffs. A, bI. Clark Pala
TEE Birohail excitement has subsided.
FINE mettltor last Suudey for a change,
PEOPLE geueralty aro now prepared for
winter.
Tun Municipal elections are beginning
to be talked of,
SERVICE was hold iu the Roman Catlm.
lie ahuroh last Sabbath morning.'' Rev.
Father Cooke, of Setif orth, officiated.
Tlte5xeliuOesseesw raieno bargailie—
Boyslong boots, 60o., 90c. and $1.10.
Girlie salrnol hoots, 75c. Wolnsns' felt
Foxed Busiins 800.
NEXT Monday evening a s eoial pro.
gram will be presented at the Y. P. C. A.
meeting in the Methodist cherub, The
subject will bs"Missione."
A9 interesting paper given by Rev. Mr.
Geddes at the recent Presbyterian S, S.
Convention, at Wingham, on "The aline
of the S. S. Teaolier," Ines, bo read on
page.6 of this issue,
Iv you want anything in furniture,
undertaking, window shades, picture
framing or anything that should be kept
in a city furniture store you will find it
at 11. Leutherdale's.
ON Thursday of last week Dan. Mo.
Naughton received an ugly blow from a
piece of timber while assisting in the
erection of Ed. Grundy's stable. It was
a miracle that he was not killed. He
was conveyed home in a buggy.
EVERY merchant 011001d be around his
counters, to meet hie Oracle and see that
they are waited upon and take a hand
himself if he can. Nothing pleases a
customer more than to have Boma atten.
tion shown by the proprietor of the
eters,
To Tax TAxpAYEs.—Colleotor Ross has
been instructed by the Council that all
Taxes MUST be paid on or before De-
cember 1st 1890. A word to the wise is
sufficient and the ratepayers are naked
to oalt at Mr. Rosa' store and scour° their
receipts.
THE Atwood Bee published a 12 page
edition last week on pink paper giving
the history of that enterprising burgh,
Elmo township, &o. It was a most
creditable out put. If the people of At-
wood dont give hearty eupport to the
"Bee" they are standing iu their own
light, plain enough.
IN reply to eeveral questioners re elec-
tric lights on Turnberry street, we state
that the Council has signed no contract
with the Company and the lights are put
up on trial by the projectors. We have
an idea bowever, that if they work satis-
factory the townspeople will not permit
their removal.
AN EDUCATIONAL CH.1NOE.—An im-
portant change in regard to the admin.
mon of pupils into High Schools hoe
been decided on by the Department of
Education. Hitherto there have been
two examinations annually ; in future
there will be but one examination. The
ohange is made in a000rdanoe with the
reports of the High School Inspectors,
and of nearly all the High School masters.
A large proportion of the public school
trustees and teachers have also favored
it.
Fetus GROWERS and gardeners will find
in the Canadian Horticulturist a beauti-
ful monthly magaziue, devoted to their
interests. Being published by the On.
tario Fruit Growers' Association, under
government patronage it is conducted
wholly in the interests of the farmer and
fruit grower. Its object is to give intf0r-
mation suitable to each month on the
growing of small fruit, the management
of the orchard, the vineyard, the flower
garden and dawn. Special attention is
givea to the crop prospects and the re-
ports of market prices in our best mar-
kets for fruit and vegetables. It is pro•
posed, in fruit season, to send out a
weekly market bulletin free to subscribers.
It also aims at exposing any frauds in
the line of fruit trees and plants. The
magazine is fully illustrated with colored
plates and engravinge, and, when a year's
numbers are hound in one, makes a
beadtiful book for the parlor table.
This journal for one year, together with
Oho Ontario F.
G. Assooia.
the report of
P
for testing,
tion and a choice of plants
all for one dollar. A special discount is
made to anyone getting up a club. L.
Woolverton, Grimsby, Ont., is editor of
the journal, and Secretary of the Asso-
ciation,
MORE CARS WANTED.—The Toronto
World hits the nail on the head on the
question of freight car shortage and we
subjoin what 1t says :—A railway is
beneficial to the trade of the country
just in proportion to the facilities it af-
fords
b
fordo fur the movement of produce or
merohaudise. When its roiling stock be-
comes unequal to the demand made up-
on it congestion ensues, and while It re-
mains the condition of mercantile affairs
in the locality immediately affeoled is
obvious. For some time the rolling
stooks of the railway systems converging
at this point (the Grand Trunk in par.
tiaular) Have proved unequal to the task
of moving the products of cortafn of our
industries. Last spring it wars the num•
barmen who suffered the most, Now
the position has been aggravated by the
grain men being thrown into the same
beat. Appeals have repeatedly been
made to the railway authorities for re.
lief, but witbont perceptible result. In
feet the railway authorities oould not be
brought to recognise the fact that an
anomaly existed until a oonple of months
ago, when Sir Joseph Hickson (luring a
(ouferacne with representative lumber-
men and manufaoturera acknowledged
the corn and promised to remedy mat-
ters. This pledge obtained after euoh a
lengthy siege one would naturally expect
to have seen fulfilled, especially if any
reliance can be planed iu the proverb :
"He who is must slow in malting a pro-
mise is the most faithful in the perfor-
mance of it." It may be an exoeptiou to
the rule, but the antidote which was to
have removed the oongestion has not yet
been administered. In the meantime
the condition of the patient has beootne
more serious, Not only is it next to im-
poealbl° to procure more than a fraction-
al part of the ears neressary, but the
banns, becoming nervous at the in0r609•
ed risks grain men are running, aro
chary about lending the iteral Desistance,
and in some inetan0e0 have come down
with a flat-footed "No,"
Six mon wore killed in a fight for the
p05 00eion of a church in Tranaylvia.
13y a railway collision near Selonioa on
Saturday 30 persons were killed and 40
injured.
Spotted fever is said to have reappear-
ed in Texas. The death rate is 80 per
cent.
quem a wi 1 a age number p ( T11e National W. C. T. U. Convention
What course the Methodists, of Brussels metston) for the defendants." J', Ds has elected President Frames E. Willard
Will pursue has . not vet been decided Ronald, of the Brueeele Fire Engine and the other ofioor%
nape but e meeting of the Board will Works, dons businose on another plan At Thane, Aimee, a woman fearing
310000ly be held to oonaider the matter as and when he sella itis after afull and that she and het family woad starve 10
to who Mr. Sellery's successor will he— oempiete test and the passage of the pro• death,
o tttheen 11900 hors her five child.
Eos fez ea else officials ate concerned. per by.lawe, mu and
The New York state 081111.15 will be 'LT OUSE AND LOT FOB SALE
Mond on Nov. 80011, Jt A with gond garden, -yell tied Stable
Smallpox is ra 11010 in St, Petersburg Apply to MRS. 70100301,1S,
Memutu1e Street,
and ton per mint. of Oho viottme site.
It is stud the jury ht the O'Shea divoroe
ease returned their verdict without leas
ing the box.
Cinoinatti is excited over a report that
a Southerner was planning to assassinate
President Harrison after the Guiteau
fashion.
President Harrison has issued a pro.
clama0iou closlgneting Thursday, Nov,
:27th, tie T'hankegiving Day fur the
United States,
Indoor baseball is becoming a great
winter sport and is very popular in many
cities, espeoially is Chicago, whore a
strong league exists.
Adapt Kern, who has been a euooessful
and prominent farmer of Boone Couuty,
In4., for 30 years, began ten years ago to
keep a diary. He wail an eccentric man,
and on the first page ho wrote :—"At the
end of ten years from this writing, if I
am alive and uut of debt, I intend to
take my life," The time expired an
Saturday, and Kern killed himself. He
was 70 years old.
.-__--.-RORST- —.
Ross.—In 00loKillop, on the 12th inst.,
the wife of Mr, Alex, Roes of a
daughter.
MARRI3937,
Husr—Moxowo—In Seaforbb, On the
12th inst., by the Rev. A. D. Mo-'
Donald, Mr. 31dward Hunt, to Mise
Lena Moxley, both of Seaforth.
Gnlrrirx—MoEwss.—At the residence
of the bride's father, Morrie, on the
1.2011 iust., by the Rev. A. Y. Hartley,
of Bluevale, Mr. Wm. Griffith, of
Howiok, to Miss Grace Ann, daugh-
ter of Mr. John A, Mamba.
N15M10.--In Mo%illop, on Sunday, Nov.
9th, James Nimmo, aged 70 years.
eRvssEy,S
xz.e.122.3C7EVma,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Cate
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Pork .. ..
Hides per lb
Salt per bbl., retail....,
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Wool, per lb
90 92
90 92
43 47
35 36
57 00
13 14
15 00
4 50 5 00
30 00
500 600
5 03 5 50
5 00
1 25 00
60 75
40 50
18 20
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HEAVY DRAUGHT COLT
18 months old, weighing about 1800
pounds, for Bale. Would take a cow or
nll'.es in part payment.
10- THOS. MOORF4, Brussels.
L0 S T BREAST COLLAR
and Tugs on 8th inst., between Brus-
sels Planing Mill and Oon. 10, Grey. The
finder will greatly oblige by returning same
of THE Pow Publishing Melee.
19- T. GRIMOLDBY.
1 I AITLAND SKATING RINK. -
Tenders will be received, up to Deo.
ember let, for the mann ement of the Mait-
laud curling and skating rink, Brussels, for
the season of 1800.91. For partioulars ap-
ply to W. B. DICKSON, Brussels.
CAME ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, Lot 15, Con, 14,
MoIlillop, on or about Sept. 15th, a lamb
(wether). The owner is requested to prove
property, pay expenses and take it away.
19.4 THOS. JACKSON, Walton P. 0.
t'TRAYED FROM THE PREM-
(. ises of the undoreiened, on Noy. 13011,
a white pig,4 months ole. Aay luformatien
as to ice whereabouts, Ili left at Tun Poem
Publishing House or with myself, will be
thankte' ly received.
10- THOS. HALL, Brussels.
pRIOK STORE TO LET ON
Main Street, Emmen', .opposite Poet.
office. Po88eselo 1 Nov: alb5r 1st, tpp1y to
w, 1t. WILSON, Brusoole, 18.8
CAUTION,—I HEREBY GIVE
saws that as Emma Gill, my wife,
bus Iolt my bed and board, without just
cause or provocation,I will not be reopen•
slide for any debts usutraated by her after
this date, T1108, GILL,
Brussels, Nov.11111, 1909. 18.4"
!""AME ON THE PRL'MISES
V of tbo undersigned, lot 1, Morriebank,
about August 14511, four yearling cattle.
Two are steers and two heifers, The owner
iere0uoeted to prove property, pay mimeo
and tato theist away,
SAMUEL SNELL,
17.1 Jamestown P, 0.
-FARM TO RENT.—THE SUB-
scriber oilers 1113 150 acre farm, being
Lot 15 and West half lot 19, Colt. 14, Grey, to
rent, flatworm 80 and 110 aurae cleared.. For
further partioulars, as 0o ,out, Wins, &t.,
apply to PETER SINCLAIR, Proprietor,
Cranbrook P. 0, 13.4
T. OR SALE.—FIVE LEIOES-
A. TEA Ram Lambe, 900 bya ram that
Wok prizes at the Industrial, rovincial and
Western Pairs, Also Two young Short Horu
Bulls St for Sorvlee, They are 80e animals,
with good pedigrees, and will be sold cheap
awl on easy terms. DAVID MILNE, Ethel.
mEA.OHER'WANTED.—
..L. Teacher wanted for School Section
No. 2, Grey. Third -oleos oertidoato, Duties
t0 commence On Jany lst, 1891. Anpl)00-
tloue, statlug ealarT4 will be received by the
undersigned tip to Yy nvoutber let 1890.
JHN STEWART, Bec'y-Treas.,
15.1 Oranbrook P. 0,
TERSE! BULL (No. 20797),
J
American Jersey Oattle club's Herd
Book. Ho is a son of 'Canada's John; whiob
was at the head of the largest herd in Can-
ada, His dam is an imported mow. &or
further particulars pall at my Drug and
Book Store, Brueeele.
(4. A. D1.ADMAN, Druggist, &o.
IN 0 T I O E. — ALL PARTIES
wbo used my bulls this season and
have not got their cows iu calf bad better
return them now, as their appears to be no
trouble in gutting them in calf now , and as
it will soon be oolleeting time, I would like
all who patronized my bulls to get valve for
their money. DAVID M6LNE, Ethel.
CAME ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, north half lot 22,
00u.4, Morris, ou or about Oct. 100, three
yearling cattle. Two of them are heifers,
rod with a few white spots, and the other a
red steer. The owner is requested to prove
property, nay expenses and take them 0804.
WILLOUB FARROW. Brussels P.O.
MPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK -
1 SHIRE BOAR.
The nudersigut d will keep for. service this
plereut season the Improved large white
Yorkshire pig "Beady" on lob 20, con.0,
Morris, to which it limited umber of sows
will bo taken. 'ferns $1.00 to be paid at
time of sorvlue, with the privilege of return-
ing if necessary. Pedigree natty be seep up-
on application. ROBERT N1CHOL,
8011 Proprietor.
t, 2�jRE WARD.—
, Lost on Thursday. July Sod, on
the street in Wroxeter, a parcel of bills,
amounting to $842, and a promissory note
drawn by John Saudersou iu favor of Jove
Walker for $000. dated June 6th. 1883, and
having a payment of $050 endorsed on the
beak thereof, dated April 11th, 1800. A re-
ward of $25.00 will be paid fur tbo reoovery
of the above, or for euoh information 5e will
load thereto. All parties are warned against
u080010 erg the above mentioned note, the
same having been lost.
Wroxeter, July 15th,'09. JANE WALKER.
TWO PUREBRED PIGS FOR
1
SERVICE.—The undersigned has re-
cently purelmsed and will keep for Seryicn
at North half Lot 29, Con. 7, Morris, a Pure-
bred Berkshire Boar, brad by Mr. &tell, and
also an Obio imported Chester White, one
year old, bred by Thos. George, Putnam,
from Importedstook ou both sides. This
hog took Ilrtl prize at the Iuduetrial Exhibi-
tion, Toronto, 1890,iu a class of 17, and also
3rd at the Western Fair in a olasa of 15.
Terms, $1.00, to be paid at time of ooryice,
with privilege of retureing if ua0808ary.
1 -tf S. WALKER, Proprietor.
5 .W P
DO YOU KNOW WHAT I'M
STUDYING?
In reading TIIE POST r find the editor Says 10 great many sub-
scribers don't pay promptly. I am trying to remember whether
my subscription is paid or not, as I'm no nand, now that I'm get-
ting old, to keep things in mind. I don't know oven where the Inst
receipt is. But if I'm behind I'm soon going to got ahead. I have
a conundrum :—"If all the people who owe mo were as careless as
I am in squaring up how could I manage to live ?" I give it up,
because I believe I'd die of starvation. Prompt cash is what talks.
By the wayf I wouldn't be without Tea Posr for two or three
times its prie0. So LONG,
ABRAHAM Pill/UP,
1'ANTSY SERIES,
ELSIE SERIES,
RUBY SERIES.
(A,li of Them) Glxtoap.
CO2,(LM ,4..x7'0 54M,
A. New Stools of Blnnus, PRAYED Bootee,
Hymn Boone, Nice, New and '
Very Cheap, at
Pepper's Drug Store,
li1Ei Um41O4ELa,
BANKING.
AiuINTOSII ti, McTAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS, /
'S'raan.cact a c3•oraoral 23asnicingt
auninoda, rr
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
-Canadian and United States Drafts nue 1 t
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposita.
Collectionsmadeon favorable 2errns.
Canadian Agents—MenonAET's BANE or
CANADA.
NOW York Agents—Deemer-mut ut AND -Tan),
Ens NATIONAL BANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T�{ L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.Lata B0Balbor and Convoyaneer. Celloc-
tione made. OSlee—Vanstoao's Block, Brea.
eels. 21.8m0
AV• Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub.
M. SINOLAIR,
Ile, d0. OIDoo—Graham's Block 1 dour north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Privals Puede to
Loan.
D1OKSON & HAYS
(Late with Gamow & Proadtoot, Code.
rtoh,) Iliiarnsters, Soliaitore, Conveyancers,
&o. Oalaes—Brueeele and Seaforth. Brus•
gels Office, Rogers' Block, Main 8t. Money
to Loan.
B. 5. HAYS, W. B. Dmeeobt,
,t M. TAYLOR, B. 0. L.,
1 !.. Barrister, Solicitor, &o., of the ant)
of Taylor, McUullough & Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, &0., Mannlug Arcade, Toronto,
Money to loan.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. Ma0RAOKEN,
Iesurer of Marriage Licenses. Mee
at. his Grocery, Turuborry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
▪ Tonsorial Artist Shop—Next door
south of A. M. MORay& Co's hardware store,
Ladies' and ohndreae Hair matting n Weak 'ty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,.
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A. MONAIR, •
Issurer 0f Marriage L1oe11E04, by
appointmout of Lieut, -Governor, Commis -
Elmer, &u., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co, C)illco at the Oranbrook
Post OBioe.
A HUNTER,
▪ Olork of the Fourth Division court,
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loan and Insurnnoo Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections uredo.
Olpae In Graham's Blook. Brussels.
miss SHERLOCK,
Leto o1 the Conservatory of Music,
Toronto, is prepared to give leseone at
Ethel and Cranbrook. Pupil of Profoeeor
Fisher and Mr. Harrison on the piano, and
of Mr. 8. H. Clark la vcoal mento. Class at
Oranbrook ovary Tuesday. For terms, &e.,
apply at the Methodist Parsonage, Ethel,
MISS GALE
Teaoher of Piano, Parlor and Pipe
Organ, Orggituiet in 8t. John's Ohureb, Brus-
sels, solioite a share of the patronage of the
mesio -loving people of Brussels and vicin-
ity, Instructionsivon at
gOstrom rete,,
'forma, references, &o
the may be re. aseertained
by catling atstreet,ru residence of are. D .02
sr., Turnberry street, Bruao0le. 7.tt
NIBS LILLA 0'00NNOR
Is desirous of procuring pupils iu
Vocal Music. Prof. Warrington, of Toronto
is pleased to give his testimonial as to Mies
O'Oounor's ability, she having been a pupil
of )tie during her May in Guelph, lustre.
ineutal Music of Piano, Organ and Guitar.
Torras made known OD applloatiou, Prentiss
St., Brussels, Mise 0'0031uor is open for
Concert Engagements. 80 -
AUCTIONEERS.
A • RAYMANN,
Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farnn ebook, &0. Terms
elm/11101y given. Oranbrook P. 0. Sales
May be arranged at TBE 905'0 Publishing
Reuse, Bruoeels.
�
EORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales uouduct-
edou reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stool{ a specialty. Orders loft at THE Pose
1? abli thing House, Oru ssols, or sent to W al to,
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
LAVING TAKEN OCT LICE'.q
SE ERS an Auetloneer, I ane props'
to couducb Sales of farm stook at reason,.
prices, finowiug the deeding of n00,
every pomp I am Is position to Boll
good marks and got good goouriby when eo.'
on credit Batisfaution guarouteod. GiVv.
1110 a call, 32- F B. SCOTT. ,
DENTAL.
3779STWZS0R'Z 1
G. L, Ball , Nitros Oxide Gall ad-
ministered fLor the P3tuless Extraction of
Tooth. 74 Gerrard Street East, TonoN'ro,
1>V,.N'I'$w"ITZ
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D.D.S.,
Graduate of the Royal 'College of Dental
Bnrgoous, Ontario, mat of Toronto Uni-
versity. give/ot—Opposite Areeric0u Hotel,
Bruseocs,
MEDICAL CARDS.
1;T7'M. P. GALE, M.D., 0. M.,
V V Mombor of the College of Phypstoian
and Bergamo of Ontario by exan1111ation
0111th and Residence—Main Street East,
lilthul,Ontario,
TA. MDNAUGHTON, M. D.
t. a 0.M, r,, 10.0.P„ Edinburgh, M. 0, 1S
S. Ont. At .'eppsr'e Drug Store from 0 to
11:30 a, in, and front 1:50 to 4 p. m, ,00 ether
]lours may be Band at hie roaldofee, form.
arty 000tpled by Dr, 140001110800, M111 et,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
CV e Honor Graduate of the Outarie
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat 011
dumases of demestteatod animals in a DOM.
to Veterinaryh oeutlsbltycnler 00114 promptly ittt.
tended to, 'odloo and Inllrmary—orWb deers
north of bridge,'1'nrnberry et„ Brussels,