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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-7-15, Page 88 PIS MEN. fresh shipment of the above just received and guaranteed pure, just the thing for the re- MOVal of POTATO Bra, BUTTER MAKING! We have received a very val- uable book upon tho manufacture and care of butter, which all Should have. It is a large book size, Elxi() inches, and contain- ing over 100 pages and only 25 cents each. It is published with the aid of the Parliament of Can- ada so as to encourage this in- dustry. G. A. DEARMAN, Druggist and Bookseller. inommosam,Tomsnauessamosem GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SORTERS::: EXTENSION, W. O. & 0.0. Trains leave Brussels Station, north and south as follows:— Ening **(push. Going North. Mail 7:02 a.m. Mixed Bxpress... 11:46 mall. Mail 2:60 p.m Mixed 6:45 p.m. 'Ramose B5 p.m 6=2:1=1191319110 rfiral Brill 5 affill15. A chiefs among ye takinnotes • An' faith he'll Arent Hor. Fem. wheat barvest. PRESERVE Ars Cheap, ADAM Goon, THE POST enters on its 15th year to- day. THE beet bread in town at Coats' Gro• eery. Two Cans of Tomatoes for 25 centelnat Thomson's. 47- FEABMEN'S hams and bologna sausage at Coats' Grocery. 50- Fenn, sugar and preserve jars cheek:, 52 Adam Good. WALKER & Huareaerns turned out a number of fine rigs this summer. 1 - Tan Band 'played some stirring airs last Saturday evening. They play well. A FIIEBH Barrel St. Leon tapped. Re- commended by the Medical Facility. A. Goon. T. FLETCHER has purchased the hand. some brick residence of Jas. Drewe, on William street. EVERYBODY delighted with our 35 and 374 cent Tea with choice dup and saucer at Coats' Grocery. WALKER & HIIMPHREES hal) 0, splendid stock of cutter and sleigh limber on hand and will push the business. 1 - BEV. R. PAUL and wife moved into town on Thursday of this week. We extend a hearty welcome to him and his good lady. THERE are 18 or 20 applicants for the vacancy on the teaching staff of Brussels Public school. Teachers must surely be plentiful. A. W. Cosiesee, of Clinton, has been in town this week cleaning and renovat- ing clothing. He is said to be a good hand at the business. JAMES Dune= has disposed of two lots on the Graham survey to Wm. Martin, of Brussels. Mr. Martin is becoming quite a real estate dealer. Ox next Wednesday evening, commenc- ing at 7:80 o'clock, Rev. J. Ross, B.A., will give an address, in Melville ohuroh, on Personalimpressions of the Northwest. Rev. 3. L. KERR preached at White. church lest Sunday for Rev. Mr. Ander- son, Presbyterian minister. He will also take the same appointments next Sunday. REV. J. Ross, B. A., and A. Stewart, W. R. Wilson and Thos. Strachan at- tended the meeting of Maitland Presby. tery in Kincardine this week, A. report of the proceedings may be found elsewhere in this issue. Tau Acton Free Press has passed an. other milestone and celebrated the event by donning a new drams and enlarging its borders. It is a neat, clean, newsy journal and deserves even better support than it receives. THE young ladies and gentlemen of the Methodist church and congregation are requested to meet at the parsonage on Friday evening, at 7 sharp, to make ar- rangements for a lawn party, to be held on the evening of Friday, 22nd inst. CeennerriateenThe annual meeting of the Brussels Caledonian Society Will be held in the Council chamber this(Friday) evening at 8 o'clook. The receiving of the annual report, election of officers, &c. will be the busmen of the meeting. A. large attendance asked for. CONSTABLE MOCOUR Will Hap v. harvest by a visit to the neighborhood of the sal- vation Army barracks on Sunday nights. An example should be made of some of the young rowdies who throw stones, yell and perform sundry other "cute" este. Let them nee the inaide of the °cooler," conetable, and your name will be em- balmed in the memory of the sufferers. Tan W. C. T. TJ, at their meeting leaf Monday decidedto arrange for the forma. tion of a Band of Hope in connection with the various Sunday schools in town. /t is expeoted that arrangements will be made to have amass meeting of the child. ren on every Sunday afternoon at the close of the Sabbath schools!, during the summer months, meetings to be held in the Town Hall, and to be addreend by the resident ministers and others, Ib is a good move. SCOTT ACT.—On Tuesday of last • week MTS. Johnston, of Wroxeter, Lachlin Campbell, of Guth', and Wm. Ward. of Molesworth, were brought before Police Magistrate Williams, at Wroxeter. They all plead guilty and were eaeh fined 950 and costs At Bruggele, on Tuesday of this week, before P. I'd, WilIlams, C. Dames, of Cre,nbrook, acknowledged hav- ing violated the law and was assessed 850 and costs. The case against J. Har- greaves, for selling wine for sacramental purposes, was withdrawn, and the one against G. A. Deadman, to a similar of. f01100, wba dismiese, THE BRUSSELS POST jrair 15, 1887. &e entsad°tau.Titrsyotintwn for groceries is at Coate', Six bars of Electric soap for 25 o;10Ms, at Thomson's. Coals an0 see our 45.00 china tea sot at Coate' Grocery. aux gallon gem jars at 81.50 per doz- en at Coeds' Grocery. A business change in aortae of our blacksmith shops is talked of. 'Orne thoueand Fruit Jars just to hand gallon size 41.45 per dozen at Thom - son's. 50. Fon the largest stook and best value in Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to Thomson's. 50. Ownea to the rapid increase in the salt business and the inadaquetty of one pan to tarn out salt feet enough to supply the deroand, F. C. Rogers has decided to put in a second pan and push the business right along. Brussels salt cannot be beaten and the constant flow of orders is ample proof of how it suits the publio. Lan Wednesday J. Wallis, of Both- well, showed us one of Yaggy's charts, il'- lustrating by splendid, illuminated en- gravings the human body and the effect alcohol and naiveties have upon the sys- tem. It is recommended by the• ter of Education and should be introduc- ed into every public school in the Prov- ince. Tire admirers of base ball held a meet. ing at the Queen's hotel last Friday for the purpose of organizing a club to be known as the °Ms:Wends." The follow- ing officers were elected ;—jas. Ross, president; H. Dennis, vioe.president ; A. Consley, sec.-treas., ; W. Gress's; °apt.; John MoBain, Frank Stretton and Thos. Ross managing cotnmittee. It was also unanimously carried that, E. E. Wade, F. C. Rogers, R. Graham, B. Gerry, Jas. Young and R. Leatherdale be honorary members of the club. The 'ffitaitlands" are ready for matches with outside clnbs. E. E. WADE is representing St. John's Lodge at the Grand Lodge A.F. dr A.M., at Brockville this week. We are pleased to hear that he was honored, on Thurs- day, by being elected, by acclamation, D. D. G. M. for the 5th Masonio District, succeeding J. F. H. Green, of Walkerton, who has so efficiently filled the position. Er. Wade is not now the Worshipful Master, nor is he the Right Worshipful Master, but the Very Worshipful Master, :maids next step, if he goes up, will be Most Worshipful blaster. We feel as• mired he will discharge his duties in a way that will be satisfactory to all. AN itinerant lecturer, styling himself Dr. 3. L. Smith, arranged for a lecture in the Town Hall last Monday evening. His subject was °Conneoling Links," and be advertised it as one full of pathos and instruction, making plain to aU that an. inaala think; that they reason and profit by memory and experience. Also show- ing man's intermediate rank, and the lessons to be learned from the inferior creations around and below us. It seems Brusselites did not care to know any- thing about the lecturer or his untie:led- ants as his audience was made up of himself and J. Meadows, janitor of the Hall. Clerk Scott says he did not have the nerve to ask him for hall rent. ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW.—Mise Hut- chinson, of Chatham, is visiting her uncle, Dr. Holohineon.—Miss Effie. Hun- ter is away on a visit to Ingersoll.—Rev. W. L. Rutledge, brother to Mrs. J. L. Kerr, of this place, has been appointed pastor of the lat Methodist church in Winnipeg, Man.—Mrs. W. G. Hingston went to Joliet, Illinois, last Friday to see her son George.—Rev. E. Fear and wife were presented with two comfortable chairs as a parting gift by their Wood. ham friends on leaving for Hensall.— At a social gathering held in the lecture - room of the Main Street Methodiet Church, Mitchell, on the 24th ult., the ladies of the Mitchell Auxiliary of the W. M. S. presented their beloved Presi- dent, Mrs. (Rev.) Swann, with a °mil. ficate of life -membership in the Society. The presentation was accompanied by an address expressive of regret at her re. moved, and also of the lore and high es. teem in which Mrs. Swann is held on ac- count of her personal character and the valuable services: which she has rendered to the Sodety. The Mitchell .Recorder of the let inst. says :.—"Mre. Swann and all the family aided Mr. Swann very much in his labor, and the people of Brussels will find in them inestimable oo-workers. —311re. J. A. Calbiok, of New Weet. minster, B. 0.,is visiting her sister, Mrs, W. A. CalbiolIt is I0 . years since rhe went west.—J. A. Fear has taken his old position in the wholesale hardware of Messrs. Risley & Kerrigan, Front street, Toronto. He commences work next month. We wish him succese,—The Aoton Free Press says :—"Rev. Wesley E. Kerr hes removed from Rockwood to his new station at Alma. During hie pastorate on Rookwood circuit ho has been successful in the ministry and has made many warm friends, who regret hie removal—Bo's, S. Jones, Mrs, Walter Jaokson and Elsie left town last Tues- day on a holiday excursion to Paisley, Southampton and other plaose—T. Fletcher spent Sunday in Stratford. Mre. Fletcher accompanied him home on Mon. day.—Miss Jennie Welker, of Woodstock, is visiting with Miss Jennie Stewart...— Dlr. Mediae, of St. Thomas, has leased the blacksmith shop run by Jno. Alexan- der for some yeara and will, with his family, become residents of Brussels, Mrs. blatice is a daughter of Samuel Crawford. --Wm. Shaw, of St. Marys, is visiting at his brother's in town. --3, Hargreaves spent a few days with his Paisley friends last week. —Miss Addie Vanatone is BA Southampton' for a few weeks.—G. 3. Amen* and daughter, of Ypsilanti, Mich., were in town for a fly. Mg visit on Wednesday. Mr. Ament came over to nee hie father, at Seaforth, who has been on the siok list for several rnonths.—Thos. Watson, of Hamilton, wag in town this week.—Capt. Cook, of the S. A., has been attending their comp meeting at Elora this Week,—Advid Shiel 00 home from College for his sum. mer wseation.--Jho. Pelton, of Attwood, VMS visiting friends in town this week.— It. Manning, District Agent for the Con- federation Assurance Co., has been in town this week attending to business. lie re. presents a good Company and the Co. is represented by a good agent.—Mre. Mor. rison and son, of London, ars on a vigil to W.B. Wileon's. A. Few second hand bnggies for sale at Walker Je Humphries:, opposite Queen's Hotel etables. 1. 5.0.. Suns, leader of the Brussels Band, is eanvassing the town for funds to purohase a uniform for the boys, He is meeting with gratifying suoeess, which goes to prove that the Band is appre- ciated. TENNIS.—Tho Blyth Lawn Tennis Club ',dolled Brussels on Thursday of last week and played an interesting game upon the spacious grounds of Dr. Hutch- inson, The 'loiters won the matell by the following more :—Shaw and Milne beat MoIntoish and. Hargreaves 0 to 5, 0 to 4, 6 to 2, Tanner and McKinnon beat Sinclair and Hutchinson 0 to 3, 3 to 2, 0 to 1. For Bruseels, Cluff and Water- er beat Hamilton and MoKellar 6 to 4, O to 0, 6 to 5. Brussels took their defeat Very good naturedly and hope to tura the tables when the return match is played. MOANERS say it is time Judge Doyle at- tended Division Court here so that judg. lama !summons could bo attended to. He has sent substitutes for the last three Courts—Some people are allowing their gardens and plots to be overrun with thistles and if not soon out all the gardens! adjacent will be seeded with them.— Brussels tennis club playa to much by mein strenght and thereforeBlyth nearly ",Chios:geed" them.—A petition will like- ly be presented to the Council pertying that the Salvation Army be prohibited from pounding the big drum on the streets on Sunday.—It 15 disgraceful the way trunks are handled on the railway, one trip generally finishes an ordinary trunk. —The way the commission has been cut down on parsons selling postage stamps makes it a very cheap atheir.—If some people would put their ohildren to bed in decent time instead of allowing them to run the streets until 10 or 13. o'olock at night, they would confer a favor on a long suffering community.—Whoever has charge of the skating rink, should see that it is kept (dosed up, and not made a runway for loafers.—Tho jaok knife fiend'and the anonymous chalk scribbler should be booted.—Somebody ought to arrange a program of sports for our eivio holiday. Some of the real old fashioned sort.—A. Jubilee concert should be got up and the proceeds be applied on a town cloak. The Queen's hotel tower would be a fine place for it. --Some of the business men do not stink to the early Closing agreement they made.—The slack in the iron bridge should be tighten- ed up.—A hotellteeper sells liquor to children for their mother. C a n adiam. ce Barnum's circus will exhibit at St. Thomas in September. Hon. G. W. Rose is reported to be suf- fering from rheumatism. A. Moosonain cattle dealer named Morrison has disappeared. Cause un. known. An Industrial School will be built at Regina this season. It is said it will cost 425,000. A Scott Act constable in Orangeville got a very rough handling from the hotel - keepers. It is reported that the South Renfrew elections will take place on the 2nd of August. A son of the late Sheriff Paxton hes been appointed to the Sheriffship of On- tario County. Two thousand and ninetymne immi- grants arrived in Winnipeg during the month of June. Mrs. Howson has been appointed mu. sisal director of the Brantford city schools at 4800 per annum. A guild has been formed at Quebec by wholesale grocery merchants for regula- tion of trade matters. Min Annie Salmon, a Watford !school Mule; is about to engage in mission work in Central Africa. Waterloo county has given Constable Winterhalt, of Hespeler, 4150 for arrest- ing horse thief Krueger. The dog poisoner is abroad again in Kincardine. Messrs. Hall, Collins and Scott are the sufferers. Ontario has paid Quebec 4100,000 on account of the long-standing claim re the Common &hoof Fund. The Indians on the St. Peter's Reserve, near Selkirk, Man„ are reported to have seized the Government stores. Mr. Girouard. M. P., is likely to be the Judge of the Court of Claims, and Judge Clark elevated to the Superior Court. V. V. Ashford, a member of the Sand. wioh Island revolutionary Cabinet, was at one time a book agent in Toxonto. The largest shipment of cheese that ever went from Montreal in one week has just taken place viz :-80,000 boxes. Two prominent citizens of Ottawa, Dr. Beatty and P. C. Auolair, olothier, have become insane within the past few days. A military enquiry into the muse of the burning of the Quebec, Citadel was commenced last Friday, with closed doors, Rev. E. G. Edgehill, chaplain of the British army, has been elected Bishop of Nova Scotia, in mansion to the late Bishop Binny. The Woodstock and Palmerston Divi• gone of the Salvation Armyheld 500058 5. - ful campmeeting services in Elora the first of this week. At the Athabasca Landing is a half. breed child which at five months old weighs only 33• pounds. It is formed in proportion, and is Oite-healthy. The Requimalt & Nanaimo Railway has deposited the necessary plane with the Dominion Government for a bridge among the harbour of Victoria, B. (1„ By a recent order of the Dominion Gov. ernment sweat leathers, when imported by hat manufacturers for use in the man- ufacture of hats, are placed on the free list. The Michigan Central innovation in selling 2,000 -mile tiolieta at two oente a mile, and 500•mile tickets at n, besides its regular 1,000 -mile tickets, 110 proving popular. The Toronto Board of Trade is some- what exercised over the expulsion of W. R. Kent, one of its membere, on Monday, for refusing to submit to arbi. tration. Widow MoDougal was found deed at Allenford, 'Ont.'last Friday afternoon. She had been shot through the breast twice by Sam. Hughes. Hughes is now tinder arreat.4' The Manitoba Daily Free Press is four, teen years old, Wm, McGregor, ex.m,r.p., of Winni. peg, widely know10 Essex, bios purolias- ed the Sandwich and Windsor Street Railway, and is likely to return to Wind - 00r and live. The Jews have become sio :numerous in Chatham that they have now an instruc- tor to tonoh the children the Mosaic law, Hebrew alphabet, &o. A synagogue will be next in order, The girl Linclenbeek, of Inwood, who ran away with and married a colored man, and was taken back home by her father, ran away f rem home and joined her husband at St. Clair. In a mulling match at Sydney, N. S. W„ Kemp defeated Matterson by 20 lengths. A dispute arose over the re- sult. Matterson lodged a protest against the race being awarded to Kemp. The town of Paris has got a "corpora- tion baby," and the town fathers are at a loss to know what bo do with it. The Clerk objects to receiving it and plaoing Ib on iile, and the town is paying 42 a week for its keep. A young man named Leopard, from Palmerston, brakeman on the G. T. R., got ono of his feet caught in a frog at the Junction at Guelph, and run over and crushed so badly that be died about an hone afterwards. General Manager Van Horne, of the C. P. R., is the authority for saying that the Mayors of Toronto, Montreal and London will be knighted in honor of the Queen'e Jubilee. He says he has seen a telegram from Windsor Castle to that effect. A number of sporting men attending the St. Thomas races were enjoying a game of poker in a room at a hotel, when a colored sport walked in, and being considered green was invited to take a hand. In an hoer 8462 was won by biro' after which he walked out and took the train for Detroit. During the month of Tune, fires in Canada and the United States destroyed 810,182,100 worth of property, a loss far above the average for the same month during the last ten years. This brings the total for the first six months of 1887 up to 802,921,600, against 453,900,000 for the corresponding six months of 1880. From all accounts the hay crop in Ma. nitoba this year will be rather on the poor side. The extreme draught of last year affected the roots somewhat, and the rains of this summer did not come early enough to give it a good start. It is im. proving steadily under the late rains, but at the best it will be only an average crop. A suit which will be watched with in. terest is that of Miss Wells, of Aylmer, Ont., against the Independent Order of Foresters. The claim is for the amount of a 81,000 endowment certificate issued to the late Dr. Wells, a charter member of the Aylmer lodge, and the action brought in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court. The fame of Winnipeg as a moral and religions city is going abroad throughout the land. Public opinion of Washington says: Winnipegigives the lie to the say- ing that there isno Sabbath west of Chi- cago. The streets are empty and the churches full. There is said to be church aeoomodation for 15,000 in a population of 23,000, and it is all utilized. There is no street est traffic, ail places of business are closed, and the people enjoy one day of true rest. An affecting Beene ,was witnessed in court at Montreal during the progress of the ease of the young man Herbert Taylor, who is being tried on the charge of forging the name of Hon. J. G. Blaine, Whilst the examination was proceeding the father of the young man, who had just arrived from Worcester, Mass., en. tared the room. The meeting between father and eon was most affecting, and the young man was so overcome by hie disgrace that he fainted, and it was some time before the case 000ld proceed. A. gigantic lottery swindle has just been unearthed at Montreal. The Chief of Police has received a number of onquirin from parties in the States asking for information about a finanoial firm named 11. Bede & Co., of Montreal. Atacompanied with the letter, was a glowing prospectus of a grand legal lot- tery in aid of theparish of St. Maro, P. Q. The first prize was of the value of 440,000, and 10,000 prizes of different values. Tickets were 42 each. The tickets have been held by agents all over the States. The post office authorities discovered that the whole lottery was a gigantic swindle, and stopped letters at the box and sent them back to their owners. Chief Paradis oommunioeted with St. Mare's ohuroh authorities and, as was expected, found they knew noth- ing of or had authorized the lottery. The annual assembly of the Sovereign Great Priory, Knights Templar, was held in the Masonic Hall, Brookville, July 12th, Grand Master Col. Moore presiding. The only matter of importance trans. acted was the refusal of the Great Priory to withdraw the warrant of the Metro- politan, Preeeptory at Melbourne, Aus- tralia, at the request of the Grand Pre. oeptory of England on the pain of non- inters:0one. The vote stood 48 to 11, The election of offioers then took place and resulted as follows :—Grand master, Col. McLeod Moore, Prescott; 3. A. Henderson, Q. C., Kingston ; grand prelate, Rev. F. Bates, Chatham; grand constable, W. R. Howse Whitby ; grand marsball, 3. P. Thomas:Belleville ; grand ohrtneellor, D. Spry, Barrie ; grand treas- urer, D, McLellan, Hamilton ; grand registrar, Joseph Martin, Montreal. The following Right Eminent Sir Knighte were elected to the Grand Council after a spirited contort : 3. S. Dewar, Lon- don, 84 ; J. R. Robertson, Toronto, 82 ; H. Robertson, Collingwood, 62 ; D. Roes, Picten, 56 ; E. T. Malone, Toronto, 015. The following district priors were eleob. ed t—London, Joseph Beek, of Goderieh ; Hamilton, W. G. Reid, Hamilton ; Tor - auto, 3. B. Wives, Port Hope ; Kingston R. F. Mathews, Ringston ; Montreal, Immo Stearns, Montreal ; New Brunevvick, F. Mathes% St. John; Nose, Scotia L. R. Arohibald, Halifax ; Man. hobs, W. G. Bell, Winnipeg. The elec- tion of a. 5. Dewar to the Grand Conn- ell by the largest vote oast in the Grand Priory gives universal satisfaetion. Ho is deservedly popular in ovary branch of Masonary. The new outrage upon the rights of then Burmese)), self-governing Proyincas has at lest been ooneumated in the form- al Disallowance of the Red River Valley Railroad oharter. For some weeks past it has been known that the Order in Council disallowing the charter merely awaited the Governor's approval, and that it now has. A Government organ also announces that if the competing line ie built under any other charter, the Go. vernment will refuse to allow it Customs faoilitieg. The Government, in brief, takes up a position of implacable hostili- ty toward any efforts of Manitoba to secure that which no other equally lin. portant community in the world is with• out. #....4.0norta NOW*. The Count of Paris says he will yet be King of France. Further deaths from Cholera are reported at Palermo. Another isexe of Panama Canal bonds is announced by De Lesseps, The Gladstonians won Coventry from the Conservatives on Saturday. The Arnerioantestimoninl was present- ed to Mr. Gladstone on Saturday,. The third reading of the Crimes Bill was carried on a vote of 349 to 282. Duke Charles Theodore, of Bavaria, is an eye doctor and has made 220 cure in iileran. Twelve large firms in Havana have become bankrupt and a commercial panic prevails. Thousands of people have been drown- ed by an overflow of the Wenehow river, in China. The first hundred million marks of the new German loan has been subscribed for seven times over. Edison is at work on a oontrivancto for sending messages from vessel to vessel through the water. Workers in the Michigan, lumber woods are agitating against the employment of French Canadians. A waterspout turned the site of the Town of Nagy-Kawlyi and its vicinity, in Hungary, into a lake. The commercial treaty between Spain and the United States will be prorogued at the end of.the present year. DiZ.A.-RRT£DD. ELLIOT—LINELATEll.—At the Congrega- tional Manse, Wingham, by Rev. R. Ward, on the 6th inst., John, eldest son of Mr. John Elliot, to Minnie, only daughter of Mr. Andrew Link. later, both of E. Wasvanosh. somman. Bnexeore—In Morris, on the 5th inst., Mrs. Isabella Brandon, mother of Mre. Geo. Pestesck, aged 81 years, six months. DEIRT-T067-SX.IS 11,611..M.DlC=TS. CORRECTED CAREFULLY EVERT WEEK. White Fall Wheat 78 80 Red Winter 78 80 Spring Wheat 60 80 Barley 40 48 Oats 28 80 Peas 48 50 Batter, tubs and rolls.... 11 12 Eggs per do/en 14 15 Flour per barrel 4 50 00 Potatoes ...... 80 3, 00 Hay per ton . 7 00 00 Hides per lb.. ....... .... 6i 6 Salt per bbl., wholesale.— 60 80 Sheep !skins, each 50 1 00 Wool, per in 20 28 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. nifOICE FARMS FOR SALE. - 4. splendid, Improved fawn for sale in the township of Grey, Mor a and MoRillop. Apply to A. DELGATTY, 00. Auctioneer ,Bruesele P. 0, HEIFER STR AYED.—STRAY- an on the promisee of the under- signed ,15511, a oui 4, Grey, a heifer riving 2 years old. Owner is requested to pray° prop arty, pay oharg es (imitate bar away. 51-01 ABRAHAM 000E, Brussels. FI OUND LOST.—LAST SAT- IITIDAY a black and whits hou nd, with a brown head, strayed away from Brussels. He had a leather collar on when he left. A suitable reward will be paid for ;tile return. Any person harboring him after this notice will be prosecuted. WALTER DIINFORD., SSTRANED.—STRAYED FROM the premises of the undersigned, lot 12, con. 10, Grey, on the 14th of May, a steer rising 0 year') old, spotted rad and white. Any person giving information that will lead to its recovery will be liberally rewarded. 52-2* JOHN VINCENT, Brussels. rp HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS .1von seen the following Pronertiee in Brussels at very low figures :—Two Houses and Lots on Mill Street West, ono /louse an d large Lot on Mill Street East , Stable and small Lot roar of Grant's Block, also a flue Building Site on Maio Street, adjoining bleak , title perfeet, J, 15. GRANT. 50- VARDI FOR SALE.—THE minim offers for Hale his valuable 100 acre turn, being lot 0, eon, 10, Grey, and situated I* miles from Bruseels. The place will be sold with or without the crop and on (may terms Possession will be given at any time. For further partioulare as to Drip, pi:T.2116,4.e., apply to the proprietor on the The above farm will bo offered for sale.. by Public, Auction, on the promises, on WED. NUSDAY, Jung ath, at o CILOOX P.M. 88-5m B. MoNAileiRT0h, Brussels, filARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP .1 von attn.—Being lot 14, con.10, con- taining 100 acres. It is partly cleared, Die balance well timbered. A never failing meek mosso the place and it is Well adapt. ad for either farming or griming. I will like- wise sell 40 earn, being oast part of lot 14, eon. 16, nearly all °leered and in good state of cultivation. A. good frame barn with a good stone Diable underneath and never failing well in also on the Once. For further particulars apply to the proprietor on the plan. Thin lot la mouse the oth- er. GEORGE A7/1311I, Proprietor. 1-01 TPABMFOR SALE.—THE SUB. Bowmen oifere his excellent 125 acre farm for sue. Otto situated on 00n, 0 ,Grey, being Mi 8 and west part of 100 3. There is about 100 mores °Mare& The buildings aro good. Two barns with atone Stabling, meas- ure 4540 feet, and illx65 foot, respectively. Th026 are two frame dwelling houses, young orchard Of Xi 100008, and all Oho CORPSE. lenoes. There a never -failing Hering meek on the place. Possession eotoi,1 be given et any time. The farm le it miles DOM B1110 - eels and ie isas Splendid locality, Lear to Balm ol. ohnroh, Szo. For prioo, lerinfs. ote, apply to the Maori °tor eu the promisee, 51.1 .101030 SMITH. Proprietor BANKING. oINTOSH & MaTAGGA.RT, BANKERS -:- BliCSSELS Transact a General Banks?? g Business. Notes to hand discounted, Intermit allowed on delimits repayable on demand, cramp t attention given to collections. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. XTADE Sr. SINOLAIR, BARRIS- 77 l.we.01n Leashs blockB....yt.10:1 NxT B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH v v • oarrow & Proudfoot, GoderiMil So- licitor, Conveyaimer, abo. °Aloe, Grant'sb000lc, bloek, Brussels. Money to loan. A. LEX. HUNTER, CLERIC OF the Fourth Divlidon Court, Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Yonne, Land, Loan and insurance Agent, Pundit invested and to loan, Coaptione made. °Mee In Gra- ham's Block, Brussels, MEDICAL CARDS. T1R. HUTC1IIINSON HAS RE moved hie Mike to rooms over the Postai:lice. Residence on krill Street. T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D., 0. e., • XL. 11. C. P. Edinburgh, Physician , Surgeon and Apoucher. °Moe, Mrs, BMW's block, Turnberry Street, CALE, M. D., O. M. Member of the Oollege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontaaio by examination Oface and Residenc—Main St. East, lithe! Ontario. DENTAL. )12.1,38.1N . cf. L. Ball,L. 11.8,, Honor Graduate and M. B. 0. D. B., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. P7i008 graded audits low as good work oan be done for. Mee over Johnston's Hardware Store, Bleatorth. 1.)301V 'X XT. W. J. Fear ,L, D S. Graduate of To- ronto School of Dentistry, All oper- ations gusranteed. Office-04y's Block. Sosforth. Artificial teeth, 5 rstquality, ands guaranteed fita or $12.00 per net. EOM PCI'It4T. m. -A.. Iacr-A-me.TXX.T, Honor Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. NITROS OXIDE Ges administered for the painless entree-. Mon of teeth. OFFICE.—Gargeld Block, DIDISSELS. BUSINESS CARDS. tT H. MCORAOXEN, 1SSTJER • of Marriage Matinees. °Moe at his Grooery,Turnberry Street. A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR. nage Licenses, by . appointment of Lieut -Governor Commiesioner, de., QCo.Oenyeyancer and Agent Fire Insurano e Co. Offlee at the Cranbrook Post 0810o, J M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE, • Acoident and Loan Insurance Agent tor nonce of the beet and most reliable Com- panies in the Dominion. °Moe Brisk Torr. aoe ,Turnberry street moor the station. T W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR . Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College has resumed the practice of john Nott, V.S„ BEI prepared to treat ell dis- eases of domesticated animals on solentifi andapproved principles. Treatment of del- icate foals a specialty Oftioe two doors North of Bridge, Turiaberry street. Robert Cunningham INSURANCE AGENT, Guelph, -:- Ontario. WM. BLASBILL, Hotelier, thanking his many customers for their liberal support in the past his shep in Snivin '1)12 °In Inuit:nem:Ai:: but Aret-class meats, all kinds of Poultry and Sausage Meat Delivered to all parts of the town free. Cash paid for Fat Stook Hides and sheepekinii bought for cash. TENDERS WANTED 1 Tanders for repairs upon the Scheel House In S. S. No, 5, Morris, will bo received by the Trustees, up to the 16th DAP OP AMY 3887. Specifications of the work to be done, ono helicon at lot 10, con. 5, Morris. 524 0310, 11,00D, Secretary. ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamships, '87. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. '87. g'' ' 0 -Aar -all -GM. PROM LIVERPOOL, STEAMBR. PRCKQUEBEC. April 2811i Parleian Muy 19th IX: 3yr• f it ORTElaiiht1 May 28th 10Imaseian June fird May 19th Sardinian June Otto May 27th tPolynesion ... June 17th Juno Ind Parisian June 28rd June Oith Sarmatian June 80th Juno 17th 1 Cireaseian July 8th June 63rd Sardinian nay Mb July 100 0 Polynesian July 22nd July Sth Parisian July 28th July I dth Sarmatian Aug. 4th July 30114 1 Olreapian Aug 12th July 28th Sardinian.— Aug. 18th Aug 4th 1 Polynesian Aug. 2540 Aug, 11th... .... . ... ,... Parisian Sept. 3.s0 1 Extra Stomnerfi. The SteamersisboYe named do not carry cattle, sheep cir pigs, Steerage Paeintrigere are 5005ed 10 and front Londont Queenston,Derry,Belfaet and Glasgow at same rates at Liverpeol. Bates of passage by the Mail Steamers from Quebec to Londonderry and Liverpool Cabin—$50, $70 and $80, Return -0110, $180 and $160. Ithennediate—egle, minim $60. Stoorage—$20,weturn, 840. Tho lash train connecting at Quelmo with the Mail Steam ern sailing from Dist port ee tho Thursday, leaves Toronto on the wed. noway morning, The last train connoting with the Bxtro, Steamers: ;sailing on the Fri- day, loaves Toronto on tho Thiveday morn. tug. Pot' tiokete and every information ai. ply to ..T. 17,- te17...e..17m, ...A.corat, gMx.i.a.nsiolta