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We've _Got 'Er,.
Christmas &New Year's
GOODS AT
THE, POST
BOOK STORE.
Drums, Trumpets, Horne, Mouth Or-
gans, Pianos, Tambourines, Jew's Harps,
Kazoos, Rattles, deo.
Dolls, Dishes, Tin Cups, Tops, Watches,
-Knives, Sets of Furniture, Jack in the box,
Dogs, Magic DanFerns, Banks, Mechanical
toys, UAns, Balls, Brooms, Drawing Slates,
Mice, Necklaces, Co.
Albums, Plush and Leather, Prices range
from 50 cents to 85,00. Bibles handsome
and excellent value.
Boy's Own Annus), Girl's Own, British
Workman, Animal World, The Prize, and
a lot of other books.
Band Sleighs strong, good and cheap.
Christmas Cards from 1 cent up.
Fot Bargains in Toys and all Goods we
Imp give Us a CALL.
The Post Bookstore.
VIM BRUSSELS POST
Hovel; to rent, Apply tit Tin POST
Publishing horse,
\fele o'ttnes next on the ulatri-
tnonlnl program.
Farms, peole, and spines. fresh and pare
Adam Uood C Co,
FOR local news you should sub-
ecriba for Tole POST,
CANDIte bythe bGarrel
d: rtul nate' by tha
Back. Adam
Mies hlAuorE SIIAW was home from
Moorefield for Ohristmae.
MISS KATE ADDUE, of Stratford, was
visiting fn this !duality last week.
ANY quantity of saw logs or lumber tak-
en fu exchange for furniture, Mrs. E. Gong.
REv, W. S. JAMIESON, wife and
son, of Stamford, were in town for
several days this week.
Tine POST and weekly Globe to the
end of 1880 for $2.25, in advance.
Now is tho time to subscribe, •
StND THE 1'osT to the absent boy.
It will give him all the home news ;
$1.50 pays for it tL the end of next
year.
Gone bracelet with chain lost on Queen
or Turnberry street. Pinder will oblige
by leaving same at Tan PosO Publishing
House,
—.__ _._�._ ._ _. THE Chuteh rf I+]ngland people in
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. Florence t;ttve their minister, Rey, F.
Ryan, 1647.30 on Xmas morning on
ouTHERN EXTENSION, W G & B R Il the offertory plates, as a Christmas
Train l eaves Brussels Station, north and l
Going a 1oo0am i known, has passed
boa.
C17As. SEAGER 13 Visiting at Witter•
WO.
WHERE ttre;t!1 the we WI it pr 1)I1'ttt
this year ?
a uoSouth .: B. B. Mortars, well and favorably
tie -.7: Q:oinge1005. B. e ed the matriculation
tlahl.- ... 7:2aa.m. flail
Nl rirg�.�....,.INOa.m.IMai1...............R :,7,,' examination in Dentistry and has
The moraingtrain south and the night tram articled with G. L. Bali, L. .D. S.
It ern will only run ou Tuesdays, Thursdays, for the study of the profession.
anS 9atUld aYa SPECIAL discounts On all Chrlatmas
- = y goods, New Year's garde, autograph
0•ral .et'O NtrinS, nod photograph albums, &m, until
— after New Years. Try "The Post"
=--*-----'--- =� Boolletore and see lilt is not so.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes 3.M'eBs, of Stratford, spent
An' faith he'll prent it. Christmas with his eon -in-law, G. A.
__
WHo will be elected ? Puwell. Mr, Myers, who ie a goo
HAPPY New Year to you all. singer, assisted the choir of the Meth-
z.Musn Syrup 50c. per gallon at Thom. odist church et their anniversary ser -
son's. vices.
"ZACs" was away last week visiting rias L.of P Ce—Onek Thursday
eve -
"Mends." nt
MISS FILER, of Odelltown, Quebec, under the auspices of the above eoe-
makcleashort visit in Brussels. iouu 111adiea S held in wnld eTown
ad aHall.
e of The
he
Bina Oysters, choice and cheap at Thom. y g
son's, one door north of Haycroft Bros. affair proved themselves to be oom-
MISs FANNIE .Uium1DeI91P, of St. patent for the task and the result
Johns, i+ visiting friends in town. ed surd thoroughly audience was
highly
delight-
ANT
eligh -
ANY quantity of saw logs or lumber taken
in exchange for furniture. Mrs. E. Long. cantata Nae well given and every per
Miss J. CR058, sister to Mrs. Alex. former performed their part very
Bruce, visi, is here from the Northwest on creditably.
resia d over the gatheringes Kate wchardson
ithher
a visit, usual ace. We wish the ll.L.P.O.
JOAN A's Xmas train has arrived at Lion
Alexander's, 5, 10,15 and 25o, counters are slices^es and hope tho objects they
the rage for boys and girls. have in view will be attained.
SEE advt, of insurance railroad numerhost ous sus gteof the ane boarders treated anis
tickets J. A. Creighton can give supper on Christmas evening. About oyster
you all the Information you desire, sat down to a repast gotten np in mice
A NUMBER of interesting items are host of the Queen's best style. The tables
crowded out this week to make room literati groaned dpe under
red to tbehe
Ensue baso s
for municipal and teretes election sspirits. There was a fair sprinkling of the
matters, fairest of the fair among the guests, which
ADVERTISE your farm if you want we were glad to see, as it not only helped
to sell. Now is the time people want the repress
humanhe more
but ria er00tendencies
muoh e{ d k keep in
ltoe buy. Call at THE POST office and check the natural volubility of those can -
leave copy at once. didates for public favor who must talk el -
Miss Kzna is prepared to take a limited action. I noticed that Mr. Rogers was die -
number of pupils in Kensington and satin posed te play the gallant, and though I
Painting. Terms :-82 for each, or t3 for would not believe he would even be guilty
both if taken together. of a harmless flirtation yet, he believes that
Tuts week Mies Pretty, who has every lady who is possessed of the Iran-
$Iled the position of milliner at the ohtso m Brussels well vote for him. After
p having done justice to the liberal spread
Garfield House, went home for her the happy 0ompany adjourned, the ladies
holidays. to their homes and the gentlemen to one of
BIBLE lost last Sunday evening either on the ample sitting rooms of the Queen's.
Turuberry or William street. There was Mr. Rogers was unanimously called to the
20 cents in en envelope in the bible. The °hair and toasts, speeches, songs and ohor-
finder will please leave it at Tan Peer u
Publishing House.
Miss LACE., milliner at A. R.
Smith's, left for her Home In Lind- the ohairman and Captain to on,
say last Wednesday. We believe Mr, the singing of "He is a jolly good fellow,"
Smith Iles "engaged" MISS Lack for brought Christmas to a Close.—Traveller,
Next Spring when she will return ANNIVERSARY.—T115 annual, anni-
vereary tea mooting in connection
Leith the Methodist church was held
on Christmas evening. The tables,
set in the basement, were well sup-
plied with what would tempt the tippet
Otte and satisfy the wants of the inner.
man, The large company adjourned
to the audience room after supper
and Rev. 3. L. Kerr WAS called to
preside as chairman. Short, crisp,
and interesting addresses were made
by Revd. S. Jones ; T. McGillicuddy,
of Goderloll ; Rev. J. S. Cools, of
Bluevale ; Rev. J. Rose, B. A., and
Rev, W. Smyth. The musical part
of the program consisted of a pretty
solo from Mrs. Cook, a duett from
Mr, and Mrs. Cook, a solo from Miss
Herr and anthems from the choir.
The music was good. Oysters were
served at the close, The proceeds
amounted to about $'75. 0n Sunday
the anniversary sermons wore preach-
ed, morning and evening by Rev. W.
S. Jamieson, of Stamford, who dis-
coursed from the texts "Let that
mind be in you, &o," and "Ye are
My friends if ye do whatsoever I
command you." He is full of ener-
gy and warmth and will rise in the
connexion. The pastor preached an
interesting sermon on the Resurrec-
tion at 2;80 p.m. The anniversary
services all through were a 9000058.
The organ used was a "Bell," kindly
loaned by Geo. Love, agent, for the
OOea510n,
JAE, 1,18b0 -
of W. J. Yeo, of York -street, to Sarah BANKING.
1llergaret Bull, of 2, lloovillas, widow
of Lite late Edward )3u11, Cambridge, ----"— „ r
both of Plymouth. alr.'Yee is a no• 7 ()INTOSII & 1Io2A0GA1t t ,
phew to our respected townotoon Wm. ,V 1. p
BANKERS• BRUSSELS
1tona. ARMSTRONG is working at Vanstono.
Stratford, DIEO.
Am= SButL is home for his Christ. 1)oLaoe.--•In Saginaw City, on. Sunday, on
woe vneation, Sunday, Dee. 27th, Jolui II, Deleon,
MISS ET= LANGDALE ie visiting formerly of Brussels, aged 43 years.
her frieude at Ayton. 1VAUE.—At Stratford, on Christmas day
Lorisa Ann Wade, relict of Mr. Mork
5'(rlto 10 the author of Damo11 nod iltlward Wade, Rod 67 yuars and 8
Pythias is the question ? months,
THERE was skating on the now GE01uEOAN� In Weetnituieter, On Saturday,
rink last Tuesday evening. Deo. Mil, Eliza Young, beloved wife
J. BARNHILL and wife aro away of Geo, Geohogan, age 20 years and 3
months
this wools visiting old friends.
We never made such preparations for AUCI'(UN SALE.
Solas before. Adam Good Sc Go.
ANY quantity of saw logs or lumber taken Friday Jan. 8th. ----On Lot 5, Con. 13,
in exchange for furniture, dMr0. E. Long. Grey. Farms Stook, Edward Armstrong,
Mies Wxuson and Mies Eva Bawtiu- Prop. A. Dalgatty, Auct.
himer are away on a visit to Port f;rtx�aolr Market.
Elgin. ---l..
RERVO YOUNG WIIS Called t0 Loudon UoeeEcrzn CAaEFIILLY L• wEAY WISER.
last Monday to attend the funeral of White F11 Wheat........76 80
his cousin. Red {Ylatar
R. MAY, J. May and Miss Ida May
of Paisley, were visiting at J. Har-
greaves this week.
LIEUT. THOMAS, of the 8, A.., has
bean promoted to a Captaincy and le
etationed at Blyth.
JNO. STEWART and wife, of Belle
vilie, wore in town visiting their old
friends this wooke.
MISSES II. AND L. NIoxLEo and AIL
Jones, of Soaforth, were iu town on
Sunday visiting friends.
A NUMBER of the young people of
Brussels held a social party in the
Town Hall on Christmas night.
Dooi'r forget Homer D. Cope'& en-
tertainment in the Town Hall on
Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week.
SEE election card of Robt. Graham
in this issue. Owing to illness he
takes this opportuulty of addressing
the electors.
THE Salvation Army held their
jubilee on Monday evening in the
Town Hall. There were a large
number of officers and soldiere pres-
ent from other stations and the Hall
was well filled by the residents of
Brussels and surrounding oountry.
One of the principal attractions of
the evening was the presentation of a
flag to Capt. Conner and Cadet Col -
line, for the Brussels corps, by Major
Coombs. The testimonies given by
some of tbs officers and soldiers had
a good effect upon many in the aud-
ience, but an old saying is "That no
circus is complete without a clown,"
and the light, trifling singing of the
"minstrel" not only knooked any good
thoughts out of it person's head but
made one tltiok of some darky
strel troupe, with an ocoaeional dance
thrown in. This kind of perform-
ance may help draw a crowd but any
such exhibition should never be given
under tiro guise of religion. Every-
body got their 15 conte worth, how•
ever.
THE TELGaraxxs.--Last Wednesday
evening the Town Hall was fairly wall
filled, considering the darkness of the
night and the constant stream of en-
tertainments being held at this season
of the year, by a very appreciative
audience. The cricket elub had se.
cured the services of the well-known
Telgmann Septette Club, who, with
Canada's basso, Chas. Felly, thrilled
the audience as only good music can.
The family performed their selections
sos in quick succession enlivened the on the violin in a manner that shows
speeding boors till the 'wee lima' hours them to be peers in their profusion.
ayont the 'twain warned the jovial crew it
was limo to disperse. Three cheers for The piano, and violin solos were ex
eelleutly rendered. hiss Dorotta
Telgmann, who is styled the Canad-
ian Patti, sang several solos in good
style. Perhaps, the most interesting
part of the program wets the singing
of Chae. Kelly. He is too well known
10 Brussels to need any introduction.
1114 voioo was in good condition, and
BB he rolled out Buell solos as "Aloud
fu
tho desert," "The Divas," "Com-
mitted to the sleep," &e., the audience
Caught the inspiration and he was en-
cored two or three times in succession.
He is a magnificent Binger and the
way lie reaches the low ease notes is
something marvellous. His banjo
solos took well.
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls ....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Hides per 111
Dressed Hogs
Salt per bbl., wholesale . .
Sheep spina, each
Wool .
,(-1OLD BRACELET LOST ON
�tAo Christmas. The ander will be rewarded
by leaving 1110 dams at Tae Pon Publishing
House, at on00.
YI
ARNIFOR SALE, CONTAINING
A_ 100 acres. There aro good buildings, 75
acres olearel, or will coil 50 containing good
buildings. The above pr,porty adjoins the
village of Brussels and will bo sold on reason-
able tame. For full tt,artiottlare, apply to
GEO. AS)IST1tOlbG, Prbp.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT !
55 75
50 60
28 23
54 56
13 14
16 00
55 00 00
20 30
800 20lf
4 75 5 00
60 40
50 1 00
17 18
TRANSACT A G1:NERAL I3AN1WIG
RUSIN1'188,•
Note so Maud lisoounted,;y,
tetero$ttllowed0u dspositeropayable (,1
demand.
reulptittontlol.givens000llectleus, •6
to Drussels.
A WATCH NIGHT service will be held
in the Methodist church on Thurs-
day night, commencing at 10 o'clock,
and will be continued until the new
year coags in. A short discourse
will be given by the pastor followed
by song and prayer service and an
experience meeting.
OBrr.—On Christmas day at Strat-
ford, Louisa Ann, relict of the late
Marls Wade and mother of E. E.
Wade, of Brussels, passed out of time
after a long and severe illness, aged
07 years. The corpse was brought
here Monday aftorucon and tho in-
terment was made in the Bruseele
cemetery.
ONE of the celebrated grinders,
manufactured by W. R. Wilson, was
tested the other day by putting a
small quantity of flax seed into it.
The machine ground it as thoroughly
as a coffee mill could have done, and
without the least inconvenience. A.
sample of the ground seed may be
titian at the office of THE POST,
KNOB Church Sunday School
Christmas tree entertainment was
held last Monday evening. An in-
teresting program of music, mita.
tions, and short addressee from Rev.
S. Jones, T. Strachan and Jno. Alex.
ander, The presents were distribut-
ed among the pupils by Santa Claus,
who delighted the small fry with his
long hair and whiskers.
or from tiny other cause.
The Accident Insarancc Company
OF NORTH AHERI/A.
SIa A. T. GALT G. C. M. G., - PAsSIDEnr,
will insure you against nooiden0, travelling or
otherwise, for the sum of 255o. per day, or 94.-
50 per mount, eateries you 11,00 per week it
of
dol th,tif thaMe t should odour three months af-
ter the accident.
J. A. oincxaHTON,
Agent, Brussels, Cut.
LEGAL AND GJNVEYANCINU.
1 1]fFAiW ELL 1 O T, L A W
'l..A Office, lraut 1 husk, Limeade, Alone y
tot Jan
11 E. WADNI BART;la7'k lt, &o
AIS • onto utomarl y poesy Ind oy A. J, M
Ooll,lese„1n 1,001E10'0)100k. Mono) tel end
11. DIUlibUN ,
VV • ilatowlta aarrow.tPruudfootMode
rich] dotluitar, Conveyancer, Sic. Office in
Grant' ,Jlook,ernesole. Money to Lean.
LF'X. liUNTLttlt, OL1$Rh OF
cue ?earth lltvlsiet. Court Go ,Hurc•n'
Jd„vuyanoer,Nelar) a'uLlio,L sud ,Lout and
Insurance Agetlt,A'uudbtuyeetedand to Loan
Ooll000i00e toads USA 0 , taraham's 1310e It
Brussel
iVIEDI_CAL CARDS.
•r A. MaNAUGtiT0N M. D., C.
t1I.,L, 17, U. 1.'.,,•;dluburgh Physician ,
.1rgo0,laud.s0001101.10ur, Otncciu Mrs,bhlo1'i
Woos, Purubury Street.,
,
fA. 1:LLillitiiiVSUib, 11. L'.
1 ,R.t!.0',edluhurrrh-
HaarooieVodte hier0eldenou 0u Mt11 St0e0
the houeoforluorly0ocupfod by Dr. Graham'
nod ,villus mere at uigut. 1.10 still retains an
oalo0at 13argreav0e'DrUS5tor0. -_
AUOTION SALE OF A VERY
V.td.L IT.& i3L E JFAR,r1
In the Township of Grey, Ooanty of Mixon.
Pursuant to the or,lor for Sale, bearing date
rho ulntn day of May A. D,1S9,5, and made by
loam F. Toms Enquire, Judge of the
County Court of Oho County of Huron, in a
certain erase or matter of Henry vs. Henry,
there will be offered for Sale, wish the 0.0.
probation of the Real Representatiyo of the
Comity of Hnren, 011
THURSDAY, JAN. 7th, 1886,
at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the Queen's
Hotel. in the Village of Brussels, in the
County of Huron.
Lots Numbers Tweetyeovou and Twenty..
eight, in the Seventh Concession. of the
Township of Grey, in. the County of Huron,
ee010tning by admeasurement Two Hundred
Aimee of land, more or less. Cho propertyis
well situated about ono mile from the Villrd
of Ethel and about eight miles front rho VI 1.
lege of Brussels, The property 1s well fenced
and well watered, about 50 ares cleared and
in good slate of cultivation, the balance tim-
bered with hardwood, 'leech and maple. The
buildings consist M a frame barn, 40x50, and
a log house, Tao soil is a sandy loam and
well suited to the raising of wheat, the whole
forming a very desirable farm and residence.
Able indisputable,
Trane OF SALM—Ten per coat, of 1110 par.
chase money at Oho limo of Salo, balance in
thirty days wi011oilb interest.
For further pat'ti1Ulare apply to 11109srs.
Garrow d Proudtoo0, Barristers, Godorlah;
0I'ossrs. Cameron, Holt it Cameron, '10.1.A/s-
tem Goderich; James Stratton, Auotfonoor
or to L. E. WADED,
Vendor's Solicitor.
19:1./.0 E. TOMS
Icon Representative
BORN.
BALL.—In Brussels, on Dee. 280h, the wife
of Mr. 0, L. Ball, L. D. S., of a son.
Forme.—In Brussels, on Dec. 20th, the
wife of Mr, David Frain of a eon.
PnAxNil.—In Grey on Deo 24011, the wife
of Mr.. Lorenzo Frayne of a daughter.
MARRIED.
Ermior...-BOL'1'on.----At the reeidonoo of
thebride'slparents, on Doe. 23rd, by Bev.
T. J. Sabine, Mr. Wm. Tlliot to Miss
Jane Bolton, all of McKillop.
Ae)Rs—WunxrxoN,—At the Methodist Pan
sonage Brussels, on the 30111 inst., by
to Miss Matilda Ann Whelp on,Samuel R.Amosbotli
of Grey,
GEn1Eo_0I,0tnl.-011 Dec. 16th, 1385, by
Rev.Blyth Mr. Wm.Pante, at Geddes o to aMiesa 8
Clark, second daughter of Mr, Wm.
Clark, all of Morris,
Yeo—Som.—December 17011, at Holy
Trinity Church, lyuioutll, by the
Rev. 1'. Bodies, M. A., W.J. M. Yee,
Drofessor of music (organd coir.
master of thabove chu chh), els estaon
18731 1868,
CANADA'S COMIC Ji31DR1 AG.
Thirteenth Year of Pftbiication.
DENTAL.
L.BALL, L. D. el., fiONUR
• 5raduuteaud Member of the Royal
College of Dental Surgso•ts, Toronto The
various nutoetheti0a given, also n now local
autnstho tic for the gums Duly All operations
o moderato. °Moo performoverud Powell's uarastore Ilrour,
B a.m. to 5 p.m.
BUSINESS CARDS.
UTISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER
1 of Thorough Hass, Vocal, and Initru
me neat MuelO on Piano, Organ' and Gutter,:
Reference—Ladles of Lorelte,Guelph.l
Residence—No ,2,(south) B13zues018 Oat;
44.9th.
VV H. McCRACKEN,
senor tfarriage Licensee. Offie0 nt 111 groc
Ory,T-rnberry street, 2-2e
JOHN NOTT, VETERINARY
Surgeon,Gradnate of Ontario Votorinar
Oollege'roronto.Residenee,thehousel ately
oocnpiedbiMre,J.1'arker Mainetreet,Brur-
s.ed.
A MoNAIR,ISSUER OF MAR -
ti• mage Lioensoe.by appointment of
Lieutenant-Govornor,Oammiselene7 &o„ Q
B.Couyeyano erand AgentFirs LnsuranceCo
Offices t th eO raabrook 10 BO Mee
'pito elm of "GRIP” is to sot forth ,in an im-
partial and independent manner, the passing
events of Oauadiau pu1111ca1 and social life,
Its 011000ns eoonll marc definitely
and more ploeoinlly than whole
columns of oditortal. in this pungent. easily
app101101tle, and nrbistle style of ureeenting
a subject, too whole si1tsttou is royoaled a0 a
gktnee. The amass 01 Grlp skews how well
tide foot hs appreotatod-400 Oartoons on the
passing political ovou0e of the country being
evon more eagerly amulet after than life
chaste and humorous lehler-prea0 of the pap.
or, --through the latter is equal to that of any
similar publication on the continent,
For 1000, Grip 1s to be considerably improv-
ed, The old cover tato bo disoardod ; tbo pa-
per is to comprise 12 lagan ; while a hand-
some design for the title page, a re -arrange-
ment of the matter, and lmproVOd facilities
for the artistic production of the Cartoons,
will materially improve tb0 typographioah
oppearnuee of Otto paper.
TAE P11(011 WILL 1002,' 1111 ISS01tIDAs,1D.
Grin is now the choapa0t paper of fbe oleos
in &merlon; and 0ho50 improVements must
decidedly enhance its voluo..No ono who
admire any i 01110 interest
1 oulla 110 wi6Itont
t oga
sp10 ni'bxl nrots o0rtl,t 00 l0110 panorama
010yee.
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM,
Insurance Agent,
GUELPH , ON1ARI01 e,
M. O'CONNOR, 1'IRE, LIFE,
• Accident and Loan Ineuronee Agent for
some of the boat and most reliable Companion
in the Dominion. Onhce. brink terrace, Turn -
hoary St„roar the Station. 9 months,
Grip's PiatJfornl]
ldnmor without Vulgarity t Patriotism with-
out Partizan,hip ; Truth without !Compel'.
ON.ly $2 a Year, Postale Mee.
4,180005 the Grip Printing es Publishing
Oompaey, f8 k 25 Front Street 5'olt, Toronto.
POST'
M. BLASHILL,
Butcher, thanking his
manyouotomeref or their litter
alsupportfortho pastsix genre
wishes tot storm them the 0 bo
ing burned out of the old stand bas flitted uP
a shop in Smile's Block in 0r0t-aloes style
where ho hopes to sea 011 the old °eaten) ore
and aemany now micelle see n100 give hitt, a
call . I koop nothingbutaret•olaee moats, all
kinds of Poultry andSansageMent 1)eliYore LI
to all parte of theTownPree. (lash paid for
Fat Stook.
and GRRIP will be furnished to subscribers, by
e /e0i&1 arrangement with the publi011ers of
the latter iodrne.1,both Donors ter only 83.00.
W, H. KERR, AORNT.
iIOliAS GOODWILL, ROOFER,
Pont Office Block, - I3rnesels,
Agent for Joseph James & Co „Moo treat nu d
Toronto, /.Ottnoltte Cement Roofing—for Ltur-
°nan,t Bruno Oounties.
Gravel, Pin, Iron, and other mete repaired
end satisfaation guaranteed
Betimatos given, Ter Rs Felt at wholesale
tip AXES. -1111. TOWN, TAX COL -
looter, will be In the Town Hall no Sat-
nrdaq, 20011 Inst., lin receive taxes. All inter-
ested should severe tbamsotvas 0100rddi sly,
A GIFT wd ETES ytou res a arroaywale,
valuable, sample box oP goods
that will put yon in the tiny
of making mord money se Ooeo,than anything
else in Alnorian: work moon re all ages eau
live at home and work in entire time, or all
the limo, Immense
not required, '10 will
start you. ImlaenN pNF sore for Ob000 10110
stars at euro, 51(1810018 dr Co,
Portland, Maine,
STRAYED FROM THEPREM.
fens of the undersigned, lot 27, eon. 7, Groy,
on or about Juno let, two bead of cattle 2
yen/sold. One is a dark red b offer, with ]corns
urned in, the other a rod and white spotted
atoer, Both animals wore well bred, Any in-
formation issuing to their r000very Will. be
thankfully roeelvod. 'MRs. A, REMIT,
24.4+ Ethel, P. 0,
NEW BLACKSMITH'S
Bring your tome hereon toDaniel Ewan„1110
has
LEASED W. T. HUNTER'S STAND,
Brussels, Having praotlnod for yoare and.
risen to the highest peoition is rho loading
horoo shoeing establishment of Graham, Edfn-
inburgh, Seotland. Also having panned with
honors through the Royal VoterInary Shooing
School. of I. S. Smith, Loudon, England,
where hundreds of crippled hereon passed
our hands daily I can eatoly nerantao to cute
oontraoted foot or interfering horses, :low
work an8 repairing of all kinds done on roc.
sortable torpid, and workmanthl1l that will
ideate. By giving mea Dail I tete 0atlene4 1
wool') secure yourltr Id e.
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