The Brussels Post, 1890-12-19, Page 8$
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We have just the thing for
S. S. Teachers who wish to give
'their scholars some remembrance
at Xmas or New Year's. These
are Booklets with Scripture Texts
and Hymns, and are very Beauti-
ful and Cheap. For instance, a
12 page one for Sc., and a 20
page for Ge., and lovely ones for
1Oc. and, lac„ with a Discount
for Schools. These are tine for
XMAS TREES,
and most largely supersede Xmas
and New Year's cards. They are
excellent for seeding friends at a
distance, costing only one cent
for postage. As usual, ti Nice
Selection of Books, Albums,
Bibles, Toys, Fancy Goods and
such lines as are in demand for
the holiday season. We will be
pleased to supply you.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Dsus,nor, BOoESELLEn, &l:.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sotrl0ERN ExTEN5I00 W. 0. & R,
Trains hare Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorse. Soon". GOING SORT ti.
Mail 6:53 a.m. I Mixed 0:90 a.m.
ESnress 11:40 a.m. 1 Mall 3:60 p.m,
Maxed 900 p.m. I Express 945 p.m.
n 1i alcivs 1 tents,
A chief's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
RENEW for 1891.
Nem:NATION day Monday 29th inst.
Mss's rubbers only 50c. Geo. Goon.
2 osits potatoes wanted at MoCracken'e.
Mee. Wn. Mocutoouon is on the sick
list.
GREAT bargains in all lines of goods at
Scarff & Ferguson's.
9 top shirts from 25 cents up. More to
follow. A. R. Smith.
Goan end silver watches, best in the
market, at Jas. Jones'.
CABNIYAL on the Maitland skating
rank next Tuesday eveniug.
Re.u, Searff et Ferguson's advt. of
special holiday sale in this issue.
SLIPPERS, overshoes and fur Daps for
Christmas presents. George Good,
BeemerOL silverware presents to be
had by calling oil J119. Jones, jeweller.
16 undershirts, 5 pair drawers from 25
cents up. More to follow, A.. R. Smith.
HVNDOEDS of cords of dry wood have
been healed to Brussels already this
winker.
.708T received 50 fancy cups and
saucers to give away with tea at George
Beeker'a.
Seecrix holiday sale at Scarff & Ter-
guson's. See their announcement in
TES POST.
NEW linen collars and cuffs, full line
steed np milers. English you know.
A. R. Surra.
SEVERAL Bruseelites tonk in the Blue -
vale Methodist church opening on Thurs.
Clay of this week,
19 shawls at a reasonable offer et A.
R. Smiths in Sma1s's brick block, op.
poslte the Central betel,
TEses as are invited to send the re-
sultsof their Christmas examinations
for publication in Tern Pose.
Fern and five twelfth dozen men's
neck ties, all brand new, bought at 65
cents on the dollar. A. R. Smith,
.9. aorarnro of East Enron Conservatives
will be held in Bruesils, Town Hall, on
Friday of this week, commencing at 2
o'oleck.
SANTA Cetus' headquarters are at Mrs.
Simms' confectionery store. Call in and
see her Christmas stock before you pur.
these yonr supplies.
TuEn1:NDousA:..nvEnpoto bargains—
Boys long boot9, Ooo., 90e. and $1.10.
Girls' wheel hoots, 75c, Womons' felt
Foxed Buskins s.lo. Geo. Good.
01,186.50 worth of men's youth's aril
bey's suits and overcoats, all brand new,
bought at a bargain have arrived te.day.
Will sell cheaper than ever. A, Ti, Smith.
TUEse will be two eollipses of the sun
and two of the ninon in 1891. The only
one of the four visible in Canada will be
a total eclipse of the moon on November
19th.
R. LntrununAuE makee a specialty of
upboletering and guarantees his work to
wear. No shoddy, Having served an
apprenticeship in this line he thorough.
ly understands his work,
A Exw lines of winter gloves, clouds,
laeinators, ladies Jersey jackets bought
at a diecoent of 25% from a reliable
wholesale house. Can and will sod
obeap. A. R. Smith.
LECTURE —:Text Monday evening Rev,
R. S. G. Anderson, of St. Ilelens, Oat.,
will deliver a lecture in Melville church
under the ample. s of the Y, P. C. A.
The subject will be "Sacred Music."
50 you want to see the largest and boat
assortment of Dress Goods in Brussels
go to Mrs. E. Rogers', the Palace Store,
Their etyles are the newest and the
prices very low, Nice fashionable goods
as low as 10 outs per yard,
PRrxerrw TAYLOR, of 'Wroxeter, will
preside at the Entrance Examination at
Bruasals on Monday, Tues lay met Wed-
nesday of next week. Principal Shaw
glee to Wroxeter Whole he will perform
like services on the day's mentiouod
above.
"Berne or Com., . "—The song ser•
vice bearing this title will tin presented
in 950 Methodist "itr, •:h, nest Monday
evening, oommesaillg at 7:30 o'olnok, by
the Choir and Sunday school, No ad.
auisaien fee will ba charged but a silver
collection will be taken,
Naw MAastro WoRxs,—Tire firm of
Tohueton & Coehrene, atone cutters, &o.
has opened out are prepared to All all
orders for monuments, tombstones,
matkoes, formes, &m., in a workmanlike
manasr and at living priced. Seti8Eaa
,lou guaranteed in eyery use. Don't
place year order without calling on them
and seeing their samples and ascertain.
]ng pekes, Shop nearly opposite the
'Ilewre hall, Britasel's.
1 elms for a boy's cap, Geo. Good.
13 long boots et 5I.23, More to fello
A lie Smith.
roman Division Court will be held o
Saturday of this week,
Be buying two stooks in one year w
got bargains, A. R, Stin'U.
HAtr it ton of Candies made !rem 11u.
sugar, cheap. George Good.
Dins, lOr'ru.n, of Paisley, was visitl11
friends in Brussels this week.
Aso Wrsoosiio will come on Febrnar
11111 nes' year end Easter bun,h,y o
March dots.
Esau:N,•E oxanlinaltnns will be hebi o
December 22nd, 23rd and 21th, beginuit
at (1 a, m., etseh day.
RONALD M,'NArulfr'On is i1OW CanVlt'slll
the town with Taltnnge's excellent hoe
" b'ronr manger to Throne." It is a
excellent volume.
lti.te all the advertisements in thi
issue. 11 may mean a saving of e. see
many dollars h1 your purchases to line
where the bargins are.
$900.00 worth of brand new borate an
shoes, Cooper & Smith's malts, nl•rive
tk-.lsy at A. R. Smith's, Smale's brio
bock, opposite the Central Hotel.
Jntes TsnitroN, who Iles been in th
employ of Scarff & Ferguson for the pats
two years, Left for London last weak t
take a situation in li.ingsinil'ls dry rand
store.
1I. M. CARDIFF and A. 1I. Cochrane
auditors of the Morris & Grey ohees
factory, are Inlay this week preparin
their report and statement for minim
sleeting.
$770 worth of new tweeds, wnrste
coatings, tailor's trimmings, cottons
white and bleached cotton, cettonades
jeans, linings, towels, Holianda, every
thing new at A. R. Smith's.
Tnosa who have friends abroad, who
were former residents of this place,
could not make a more acceptable pres-
ent than by having Toe Pose sent them
each week for the next year. Try it.
Jun arrived ab Mrs. E. Rogers' a
choice a•stetinent of new Frereries salt.
able for Xmas. Granulated segue 13 Ibe.
for 01.00 and everything else equally
low. Try our lovely 35c ten, cant be
beat anywhere.
Dreg Rocca, the Hamilton wrestler,
and G. Perrie, of Brussels, have signed
articles for a catch-as•catoh-can match
in the Grand Opera House, Hamilton,
for 0200 a side and entire gate receipts ;
best three in five falls, Police Gazette
rules.
Tne News Printing Company, of To-
ronto, has is sued a "Souvenir Album of
Canadian Statesmen," which is worthy a
place in every home. It is a oollect,on
of portraits of leading politicians on both
sides from all over the Dominion, and
the artistic and mechanical execution is
such as would delight any critic.
WELL-DIGOUIO ANn DunnINe.--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
share. Terms easonable. Residence
secoud door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnborry et., Brussels. 43-tf
A Lanes assortment of Pansy Goods
just to hand at Mrs. E. 'Rogers' suitable
for Xmas presents for either lady
or gentleman. As an inducement to do
a big business we have put the prices
very lots. Call in and see our stook,
,.ever mind if you dont buy. Our stock
being all entirely new we take pleasure
in showing it.
ELEernxc lights are now in the stores
of Scoff & Ferguson, Mrs. Simms, G. A.
Deadman, Roes Bros, 3. T. Pepper, A. R.
Smith, A. Strachan, T. Fletcher, B.
Gerry, Airs. F. C. Rogers, Geo. Thom-
son. The Queen'e Hotel and she Central
also, have them. A. Currie is testing in.
candescent in his butcher shop. More
lights will be burning as soon as the
globes, &o., come to hand. For a new
movement it works very satisfactory.
REST 1!oua OPTICA ON Tnts.—There is
no more satisfactory and desirable pres-
ent for the holidays than some article of
silverware. H. L. Sackson aims to give
the best value and the best goods. An
inspection of his stook will satiety you.
He dose engraving, when desired, free of
cost. Beautiful silverware suitable for
holiday, birthday or wedding gifts.
Watohes, clocks, jewellery, &e„ always
in stook. Big bargains not only at this
season but all the year round. Geri our
prices before you buy anything in my
line.
A 5750 ::oTT.10E or its equivalent in clash
will be given to the person detecting the
greatest number of errors, ('vords wrong.
ly spelled or misplaced) in the December
issue of "Our Homes." In addition will
be given two cash prizes of 9200 each,
four of $100, eight of 990, ton of 805,
twenty-five of 010, fifty of 05, one nun.
deed of $2, and one hundred and arty of
01, distributed in the order mentioned in
rules and regulations, 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 dur-
ing competition which olosoe February
1st, 181)1. Address Otto Homes Publish-
ing Co., Brookville, Canada.
Y. P. C. A,—The regular meeting of
the Y. P. C. A. of Melville church was
held in the basement on Monday evening,
The President occupied the chair, Min•
utes of the previous meeting were read
and adopted. 13. Brundle, Mise Lizzie
Garvin, Miss Nina Malcolm, Miss
illaguie McNair and Rev. S. Jones were
elected members of the Aseooiet]on.
The subject for the evening was "Scrip-
tural basis of Temperance," end was in-
troduced by A. M. Moliay, after whloh
it was taken up and discussed by the
members of the Association. The next
regular meeting will be held on Monday
evening, 29th ins&, subject, "Bible Char-
00lera."
1t:Lk 1 J USS.t±,LS POST
b eases oranges end lemons at !Meet
w, ptfoe, George Gond,
nr uv,, l lt0 f0.u1 ?1.50 up. 110ie to
11 follow. A. It, Smith.
Wx have had more sleighing air, a ly,
a than we had all last winter.
lIrosi business principles I rely, oolu
re position I defy. A, IR, Smith,
Sl. Jom's church is being decorated
g with evergreens for Christman.
5pieoea grey flannel, 411 won', from 17
y cents per paid up. A, R. Smith,
ti Suse,ter, w,tte)lea, oloeite and joy.
111017at alae, Jones'. Big bargains,
n ill {tarn, in1tt1171 are Mum so far in
lg Brussels. No person 1ppe005 to be au•
x1000 for nftieo,
g A Holten wee Dever made fat by n sin.
It gle bushel of oats. Ho one cannot expect
n great Wea'th through a single advertise-
ment.
e No Assessment for December in the A,
d te. i', 51', eourte:u assesanlenis For the
w year ; 3,301 applications were reocived up
to Nov, 2:)11,.
d Doxr forget that there is ne more use.
d 101 or suitable present for a lady or
is gentleman, 11u.band or wife, than one of
oar gold fountain pens. G. A. Deedimee,
a Druggist.
t AN inside pooh has been put up in the
0 I po.tofllee to serve as a wind break when
s the door is open. It will slake things
more comfortable for the postmaster
, during the winter months.
e , To Oen ConoEseosDEN'1'.—As we pub -
g ' fish a day earlier next weep, on account
1 of Christmas coming on Thursday, our
correspondents will oblige by ending1 their corteepondents a clay earlier than
, 080,11.
' WusN yon have an item -of news, send
it to this office, It may seem not 1tortil
repeating, but its publication will interest
somebody, We are a'ways pleased to
have news for publication from all quar-
ters. Many matters which, if known,
we would like to mention, pass unnoticed,
because not communicated to we
Creme Xeres Goons.—Gold and silver
watches, clocks, jewellery, silver plated
ware. A full lino at very low prices.
Gold, wedding, gem and keeper rings,
watch chains, charms, geld lockets,
brooches, ear -rings and everything in the
jewellery line suitable for Xmas presents.
T. FLxrcunn, Jeweler.
LoTT's Ltvent.—The attention of the
Public is palled 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. Graham's block, King street.
Give him a call as his rates will be found
within the reach of all.
A. R. Strlra has opened out in the
Smale block whore he will keep a large
and well assorted stook of ready made
clothing, tweeds, hats and caps, boots
and shoes, gents' furnishings, &c. Mr.
Smith was a heavy loser by th e fire but
he has pluckily gone to work and is rush.
ing off the small balance of goods saved
from the fire and pushing the sale of the
large new stook arriving.
We have received from Copp, Clark .&
Co., Toronto the Canadian Almanao for
1891, the 4405 year of publication of the
Almanac, It contains full lists of the
Clergy, Physicians, Municipalities, Edu-
cational Institutes, Societies of all kinds,
Banks, &o., besides the Tariff of Customs,
and a complete list of Post °dines, to-
gether with Astronomioal, Statistical
Governmental and other information in-
dispensible to business and professional
menGo.
an,—Tho Hannibal (Missouri) Post
of Deo. 10th, says of tt former well known
resident of .Brussels :—"Dr. F. W.
O'Brien, of this city, has received
notice of his appointment as deputy
state veterinary surgeon, with head-
quarters in Hannibal, but will he ready
to respond to all calls for his services.
Dr. O'Brien is thoroughly posted on the
diseases of stook and is a skillful surgeon.
His appeintmont is a deserved oomph.
menta" Fred's many friends here will
we pleased to learn of this appointment
and wish hint continued prosperity.
TUE Y. P. C. A. of the Methodist
ohuroh elected office -bearers for the aur•
rent term lest Monday evening as fol-
iates :—Geo. Rogers, President ; Dr.
Cavanagh, 1st Vice President ; Miss
Maggie McNaughton, 2nd Vico Presi-
dent ; Mies Minnie Moore, Secretary.
Treasurer ; Executive Committee, Miss
E. E. Herr, Miss L. Thompson,B. Gerry,
A, Hood and W. II. Kerr ; Look -out
Committee, Miss Lizzie Maunders, Miss
F. le. Kerr, W. Roddick, T. Hili and W.
Maunders. A. new program will be pre•
pored shortly for the eneuing six months.
Ho 1 Fon TUE Sr,ATroc 111111L --The
rink is now fn full running order and
everything pleasant for skaters and
spectators, Now is the time to secure
your season tickets and spend a pleasant
time during the winter. Tickets for
gents, 01,75 ; for ladies, 51.50 ; family
tickets, 5500 ; single tights, 100. ; after.
nooua, 5o. The rink ix brilliantly illum•
inated with electricity. Competeut
skaters secured to assist beginners and a
fine stock of skates to rent. Every
Tuesday afternoon free to ladies. Curl-
ers get your armour ready. Look out
for the oarnivel on Tuesday eveniug,
23rd Met, See bills for partioulare,
Come one I Come all 1 Coale everybody!
All are welcome.
'glum,: Tau FLA0."—We ere glad to
notice that the words anti music of the
patriotio song and chorus "Raise the
Flag" have been eniblishod in sheet form
by the Empire. .hero is a tone and a
swing about the composition which
should recommend it at once, both from
the musical and the patriotic standpoint.
It ought to be given into the hands of
our °Unclean and take a place in the
schools with "The Maple Leaf." The
words and meek were written by E. G.
Nelon, of St. John, N. B., in connection
with the movement for hoisting the
Canadian flag on the sohoolhoueo of the
Dominion. In o'dse to put it within the
roach of all, the Empire places the price
at 10 els., and has put the song on sale
by all news•d,alors,
litereet,—To be publi'hod early in the
new year by the American etude Pub.
lbhing Company a set of weltoos, entitl-
ed ',Toannette," by Harry J. Whitley,
for braes and reed bands. They consist
of Andante introduction, fuer waltzes
and cotta, and have been tested by a
prof, 'atonal band, the Dirootor of whioll
Gaya : "They are very pretty and pleas-
ing, of a medium grade of difficulty and
good far a concert piece. The oomlter
melodies for baritone, tenors and altos in
the different numbers being well ohoaen
and blending finely with the ether
harmonise, The introduction of "Homo
sweet Homo," in waltz tempo for alto
borne in first part of second number
while the cornets maintain a different
air in Crotchets and in duett being parti-
cularly noticeable and hag a beautiful:
effect. They are good enough for any
band that can play with baste and et.
pression and that they requite," Wo
can melte a shrewd guess who they are
named afine,
atl05'55 EJ.GEL.:.,G Sfr.Aa: 7.:=T.'M,
Pall wheat 89 87
Spring Wheat 85 87
BatlBarley........ 40 46
46
Toilet Setts, Jewel Cases, Collar' and Cuff Boles
Peas 50 60 Caro P 1
Butter, tube and rolls.... 11 00
Eggs per dozen.......... 15 00
101cur per barrel.,........ 4 50 o 00
Potatoos ... ...... ...... 80 80
Hey per ton .. 5 00 8 00
Pork . , 0 80 5 50
fides per lb ,..... 4 00
Salt per bbl., rete]l...... 1 25 00
Sheep skins each ... 60 75 p. �".— i
Lamb skins each 46 56 0 make a Specialty of Fine Watch and Jewellery RepairingAll work Guaraxlic .
'Wool, per Ib 18 20 1)o not forget the place. Store in 010 BI.A8M111, NEEM BLOCK, 131tusSFiLs.
DEC, 19, 1890,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN, Chia tmas 'at Pepper's Drag
Store.
�' ENERAL 17E11VAN'1.' WANT.
A 1:D, Applyat 0000 to
51110 W.01 SI3CLAIil,
(70vT1 ADIOT10N —'pi1E AD•
every partieol ar., Lia 10,1 141]0 stn go' 10,1,,als1 ,lo
for myself, to take what belonged 90 me and
leave whet belonged to him,
8.41 EMILY GILL,
CAMli ON THE PREMISES
01 tho undersigned, Lot 25, Co,,, 14,
lleliil)op,
on or about Sept, 10011, a lamb
Mother). 2'110 owner is reguasted to prove
prom -rty, pay exponse9 and take it away,
11E4 Tlitni, JACKSON, Walton P. 0.
FARMS 1+0R SALE.—
.
110 1+01 pit 91110 Tillage of Ethelllat'lv'1po
0'40uk. Thu vahmbla property known as
the "Daniel Estate," 60 acres, being went
1105f of Lot 03, In the 111), Concession of
Gray township: goad Orchard, good build-
ings and 0 ell Jenard, also 2 000,1 wells,
100 acres, beteg Lot 33, in the 10th Conoae-
0iou of Croy. About 80 (taros cleared ; 00.
,nan,de,• wn)l timbered baud. Tama Dash.
CHARLES DANIEL,
29'3 130x 231, Woods took, 011t.
G�1 l REWARD.-.--
.- �f] Lost on Tbursday, Suly 3rd, on
the street In \Vroxotor, a parcel Of bills,
amounting to 0542, and a promissory note
drawn by John Saudoson lu favor of Jana
Walker for $600, dated June 0111, 3801, and
having & payment o1 9050 endoreod on the
back thereof ,dated April 11111, ISMA re-
ward 01850,00 will be paid for the recovery
et the above, or for such information ns will
lead thereto. All parties are warned against
negotiating the above mentioned note, the
sante having been lost,
Wroxeter, July Seth,'99, JANE 1VALKEB,
BUSINESS CARDS.
1)•N.13ARRETT,
Tonsorial Artiet' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. McKay S Co's hardware store,
Ladioa'aad childreus hair cutting a ao0o1alty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
nameANce,
FIRE AND MARIN5.
GUELPH.
,ttsfoNAIR,
Insurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis -
Monet, 3o., Q,B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Inauranoe Oo. Office at the Oranbrook
Post Ofnoe.
A LEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron. 0onveyauaer, Notary Public,
Land Loan and Iueurano° Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections ma,ln,
OIao0 in Graham's 13loo1, Breeeals,
IIrISS OGLE
Teacher of Piano, Parlor and Pipe
Organ, Organist in St. John's Church, Brus-
sels, solicits a share of the patronage of the
music -loving people of Brussels and vicin-
ity, Instructions given at current rates.
Terme, referenooa, 1C•o, may be ascertained
1.5 calling at the residence of Mrs. Dumont
sr., 2•uruberry street, Brussels. 7-1f
ISS LILLA O'CONNOR
Is desirous of procuring moils in
Vocal Music, Prof. Warrington of 2oronte
1s pleased to give his testimonial as to Miss
O'Ooeuor's ability, she having been a pupil
of his during her stay in Guelph. Instru.
mental ,Music on Piano, Organ and Guitar.
Tonna made known on application. Princess
6t., Brussels. Miss O'Connor is open for
GOI�
H.
11fAKE NO MISTAKE, BUT GO AND 51,1; TEE
Electric Light in Pepper's Drug Store.
Come and see how beautiful the store looks lit up with the
electric light, then also you can see
ri Fie and Well Selected Line o..
* r/ IfolUda7 Good S
SUI'I:tII1.L loon YSIAiO ANI) um TSAR'S Pit.111r:i;l'33,
A I'CINTl31R.---1 "ALL 3511,.5 GOODS 0113APER T8IAN E1'ER 131':FUBII,
1 -Over $100.00 worth of New Bibles and Hymn Book to
select from, besides Xmas Carols and 13ooklets-all New. s
NOVELTIES IN PERFUMERY ALBUMS.
Dolls and Toys for the Children, &c.
MISS SHERLOCIi,
Late of the Conservatory of Miele,
Toronto, is pro )ar0d to give lessons at
Fisher and Dlr Harrison ou 'the piaTno, and
of Mr, S. H. Clark in vocal utuelo. Claes at
Oranbrook every Tuaedasy, For terms, &e.,
apply at the Met110,11 t 1 arsonogo, lintel,
AUCTIONEERS,
A RAYIXANN,
Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend Klee of farina, farm stook, Ise. Teresa
cheerfully given. Craubrook P.O. Sales
may he arranged. at Tun Pon Publishing
House, Brussels,
'.1 EORGE KIRKBY,�
X Licensed Auctioneer, Sales uonduot-
edon reasonabla terms. Farms and farm
atoolra eueoia50y. Orders left at Tnn Powr
P ubll shins House,Bra Gaels, e 5011t to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
a15 as an Auctioneer, I ant prepared
to oonduot sales of farm stock at reasonable
prtoee. I(nowiug the standing of nearly
ovary person I am in a no sitlon to sell to
flood marks and gat good security when sold
en credit. Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
mea call. 02- F S. 80035.
MEDICAL CARDS.
(jfllM. F. CALE, M.D., C. M.;
r Member of the College of Pbyn,cinn
OEIIdo5 nand Residssse —Maiof Ontario n street -Emit,
Ethel, Ontario,
T A. &IoNAUGHTON, 51. D.
• 0, M., L. It C. P„ Edinburgh, M. C. P
8. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store from 9 to
11:00 a, ,n. and from 1;30 to 4 p.111, At other
bore may be found at his residenoo, form-
erly occupied hy Dr. S utchinson, Mill et.
_ VETERINARY. _
T D. WARWICK,
eJ • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diaeaeos of dnmostioateit animals in a com•
potent manner. Particular attention .paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to, twice and Warmer —Two doors
30• north of bridge, Turnborry st., 73russele,
BANKING.
�/� c INTUSII & MICTAGGART,
BANKERS, - BRUSSELS,
Trcr.ue¢ct rs C3•orsore.i 33aaslcing
X7umiaeoxs,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Canadian sud United States Drafts bought
and eoid.
Interest allowed on Deposits,
Collections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Aponte—ifERCKANP's BANK or
CANADA,
Now York Agents—Is,ponrnns ANn T11An.
Ene NA'rrooAL BANK,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Collec-
tions made o3 O16oe and
VConveyancer. a lck,Cl3ru9•
sole, 51 -am'
YV•Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub.
M. SINCLAIR,
lie, ,Lc. 04150—Grabens's Bieck,1 door north
o1 Pepper's Drag Store, Private Funds to
Loan,
DICKSON' & HAYS,
(Lwith ate
ow osrooynon,rich,) oreters,lici rCnvsor
1h0. Omoo5—brussels and Soafortb. Brits.
sole Oit0co,Bogers' Block, Main St. Money
t0 Loan,
n. e. MYR. 8.0,1050055.
A.
M. TAYLOR B. C. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, Iso., of the arm
of Taylor, McCullough Is Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, ,e„ Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money to loan.
DENTAL,
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G. L. Ball, L, D.B. Nitros Oxfda Gas ad.
ministered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East, Tonosra.
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M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D• D. S.,
GSmgeo eoof , Onta,IO, an491 C ofe ,,root0'BUni.
vorelty, OFFIOl5—Opposite American Hotel,
Brussels,
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE ICOR YOURSELF TEXAT
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son, Jeweller,
iso HAS TH E,�;"
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
—OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR—
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IN BRUSSELS, CO✓Y'SISTI✓Y G 0.11?
Ladies' and Gent's Solid Gold Watches.
Silver and Gold Filled -Watches,
)ALL MAKES AND DESIGNS.(
Our Stock of Watches being very Large we are offering therm at
Rock Bottom Prices.
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Brooches, liar Pins, Ear Rings, Cuff Buttons, Gold Beads, Bracelets, Ladies' and Gent's
Watch Chains, Gold Rings, Lockets and Charms, &o, &c,
A COMPLETE ASSORTED STOCK OF ALL LiNES iN JEWELLERY, SOMETHING TO SUIT ALL.
Four Barrels Just Received. We have the Best Quality of Silverware manufactured, and
have in stock any article you may require.
We do Engraving, if wanted., on Any Article, Free of Charge.
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&o , &c, CHEAP 1
ISO NOT MII,S i 1e9i114XNG MY DX:SPLAY 1
Every Person 4telconlo to 'Inspect nay Goods whether they wish to
Hr, L. JACKSON,
Jeweller,
buy
or not.