The Brussels Post, 1891-3-6, Page 8111k+4 UbLS51tf.1.5 YVS'l'
CASTOR On...!
I have lately received a very
Fine Mock of Castor Oil. All
rvho .use this medieine in their
family should get a supply. I
won't say that it ie tasteless, but
it certainly is much nicer than
that which is generally sold,
Try some and see.
I make a Specialty of keeping
the Best and Purest Drugs that
can be bought.
Your esteemed patronage so-
licited, which will have our best
attention. I am
Yours truly,
G. A. DEADNIAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY..
SOUTHERN ESTENSION W. G. ry B.
Train leave- Brussole Station, North
and South. as follows:
GOING Bount. Gorse NORTH.
Scan e:se can, Mixed e:e0 u,m•
F,xpree, 11:45 a,m, 1I411 8.05 p.m.
Mixed 5:80 p.m.. Express 9:45 p.m,
g.oca.t Llews touts,
A shiers ameng ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
MARoe.
WINTER bas lost its grip,
Tote days are len.,theniuo consider•
ably.
b{IRsT-ants buggies at low prices at D.
Cootie's.
SwEItT pickles by the quart. Geo.
Good.
TIaI0Tus and clover sand at Geo.
Broker's.
Crone and Timothy seed at Mo.
Creation's.
Bunn Boos. have disposed of their
livery at Myth.
DRY hardevood delivered for $1,50
per cord.. B. Gerry.
Pounce will take a rest now and bush
ce•s come to the front.
CUT nails, $2.66 ; coat oil, 16e ; chop-
ping axes from 50c to 90o. B. Gerry.
ANoxnEnof Brn.selites attended the
carnival at Wingham last Monday even-
ing.
Currnaer's, Misses' and Ladies'
robbers arrived this week. A. IL.
Smith.
I{Ev. Ma. JonasroN officiated at Knox
thumb last Sabbath in 0. must acceptable
manner.
Toe 1S.emptborue, of illatehell. stock of
1100 pairs of boots selling et very low
prices. Geo. Good.
E. R. GRUNDY find Gen. E. Capper
were the Deputy ',morning officers for
Brussels on Thursday.
CHEAP goods, bit: der twine 81 ole. per
Lb., guaranteed good. Please give me
your orders. B. Gerry.
Mass KATY WrLeo.rand ,las. Ballantyne
were prize winners at the Wingham
carnival last Monday melting.
EMIRS return the two sorew jhcke,
ooh as are ,.sod for mavi,tg buildiogo,
They wore taken out last Spring. B.
Gerry.
Tum choir of the Methodist church,
Enamels, pang at an eutertainment at
Jaak=un'e church, Morris, on Monday
evening.
LAST Sunday evening Rev. Jae. Ross
preached a very pructioal and appro.
gelate sermon from the text "Fear God
and honor she King."
IT is stated that Enamels will supply
the bride for a matrimonial aflianee to be
t0tnaammated during the aiming Som.
*nor. See if you son hunt out who it
will be.
Seismal service's will be held in the
,LYlethodist church on Sunday next in
connection with the anniversary of the
death of John Wesley, and the centennial
Of t)anadian Metbodiem.
S. S. CONVENTION.---`l'he printed reports
of the Co. of Huron Sabbath school Coo
'motion are not out yet os the executive
beam not reported as to the number of
copies required. They will bo ready for
Mailing before Long.
SolTE people are wondering if the
Editor 0f the 3oderioh Signal is going
out of hominess awing to the appearance
of the following advertisement :-For
Sale. -If yon are contemplating the put,
Chase of a windmill a first-class one can
Ise had cheap for cash. Apply at the
Signal office.
Loyy's Lve0x,-The attention of the
t ublic is walled to the fact tout Levi Lott
keeps a.tiet.clasa outfit of good drivers
end note, roomfortable . buggies. Every
attention will be given to those fettering
$.um with their patronage. Stable just
oat of Dr. Graham'block, King street.
Give ' him a call as his rates will be found
within the reach of all.
This is an Easy Oue.
FnnE'TRIT,-The Saacese of onr last
word finning contest, just closed, en-
u(eprsges tie to, offer another Free Trip
around the World, or its dash equivalent
to the pencil sending in the largest list
of wards open the eamo forward and back-
ward, ouch as "Pip" 'Web" ''Hannah,"
The oontcet.closes May 15. Three daily
,tines for the three largest lists received.
ontoet 35 open to the World. Every.
one Sending ten words will get a prize.
`Beatty 1200 won prizes in our reoent oon-
test. `Itulee and eample paper 12 conte,
together with a large illustrated oats.
fogies. Addro,e Belts Magazine, Orhllia,
Out.
Parma, MERITING. -A very largely at.
trended meeting was held in the Town
hull bore on 4Vedneeday evening, B.
+xxerty proaitled at, a utlets to in an im.
radial mermen Poottnneter renew
opened the tweeting with a half hour
epoch and was followed by be. Mao.
donalel in un address of cue hour. Dr.
Iiolfnoe elekrd the meeting and the earn'
reign with a tpeoolr Deeupying shout 1
hours, The addreOBSs were good and the
meetialt,' one of themost order)y ever
•lte lln.11.`tblbtls, A outlpio of porsooe
oho rnt.orrupted the speaker's get nioehy
r'rooated.' A +rota of theeks wan
tendered the chairman tollo eed by
Ohtani fee the Queen and the caadidatea,
Beth lra. bltttdoneld 4x54 iHellnee p10d ,
theingehe9 to vote for ',t`otal, rrohtbi.
11008.
FARMERS
Did you ever think when you come to this town anti see the grand illumination of electric light in soma of the stores that
you were paying for that fine mellow light till 11 o'clock each night at about five times the cost of men who only asked
you to pay for coal oil ?
There is it great difference in the way merchants do business. Some are such high flyers that they must have
olectrie light, though it costs five times as much as coal oil. They must have the streets watered to suit their fine
tastes. There is nothing too good for some of tltetn, but they have to make up these extra expenses by putting on an
extra per cent. on goods to cover their rich desires, and remember, farmers, it all comes out of your pockets who deal
with those extravagant financiers. Farmers, which is your style? 1)o you want those extravagant expenses put on to
the goods you buy, or do you want to deal with us and save the expenses that those other merchants ask yon to pay for .?
This year we purpose to lose $3,000 in business, and if other merchants wtll meat our prices for this year to come
we think by the end of the year that it will be quite possible we will have another bankrupt stock to offer our
customers.
YOUR OBEDIENT SE (WANTS,
W. NIGHTINGALE & Go.
BARGAINS in single harness at 1. 0.
Richards.
Trig report of the East Huron Teach•
ers' Convention will appear in our next
ladle.
Tee monthly Horse Fair will be held
In Brussels on Thursday of next week,
1201 inst. Don't forget it.
GENTS, our new Spring 'tock of hate
and caps is to bond, fine felts and
Chriety stiffs, A. R. Smith,
LARGE stook of boys' and youths'
suits just arrived. Boys' snits at $L20.
How does tbat price catch you 7 A. R.
Smith.
Tits PosT will be sent to now subecrib•
ere for the balance of 1891 for one dollar,
in advance. We want to add 100 names
to our subscription list during the month
of Merob.
STRETrot; Baoe. have the Qneen'e
Hotel is ship shape again. The new
barn, 4000 feet, is Completed and 146
feet of horse sheds are np for the con.
venienae of the public. They were
greatly put about by the recent fire but
they are now ready t0 accommodate the
public as of yore.
WELL.DIGGING AND Darorr m, --George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillinwells and is prepttr•
ed to attend to all work entrusted to hftn
in a way that will insare satisfaction.
Wells Moaned out and ;ant in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residence
aecopd door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnbcrry s0„ Brnssels. 43.01
BOGUS SILvEltwaltg -'rhe pnbliehers of
that splendid weekly journal, lately so
much enlarged and greatly improved, the
Dominion Lluatreted, 0ousnited the ad-
vantage of their readers as well as their
own in inaugurating the prize 0010•
petition that will result in the die
tribution of prizes to the value of over
$3,000 among sub.Gribera during six
months ending Jane 30. They are not
in the word competition or bogus silver-
ware business, Six qua+tions axe pub -
nailed in the journal each month. To
answer those; correctly requires a close
study of the contents of each issue of the
Illustrated for that month. This study
is a valuable literary enrolee apart from
the cansia0ratiun of p.iues. As to the
latter, there are 100 prizes in alt, the first
being $750 in gold the smallest
being valued at $9. There are very
valuable prizes on the list, and any win.
nor not satisfied pan exchange a prile for
cash vabee named in the list. 'There is
no humbug about such an offer as this.
On receipt of twelve senna the publishers
(the Sabieton Litho. and Pub. Co„ Mout.
real) will forward sample copy with all
particulars.
Mcsxc*L AND Lrrit0AnT.-An entertain-
ment we' given in the Town Hall on
Thursday evening of last week, under the
auspices of the East Huron Teachers' In.
stituto. Shorty alter 8 o'clock Thos.
Farrow took the chair mad alter soma
preliminary remarks proceeded to call
upon the various performer'. The pro.
gram was as fuhowe :--Ihstrmnentel
duett, Mies Abraham and H. L. Jackson
solo, Mise Lille O'Connor ; lecture, J. J,
Tilley, Inepeo0or Model Schools, on "Boo-
ms in Life ;" duett, Mies Kate Wilson
and Mies Bela Grower ; reading, "Tho
tale o' a head," by W. B. Dickson ; colo,
Miss Lille. O'Connor; quart•tbe, by Mies
F. 13. Kert, Miss Lizzie Wilson, H. L.
Jackson and Dr. Cavanagh ; tableaux
representittg the nationalities ; "God
save the Queen." The program was a
very excellent one and the various num
bets were most heartily appl•tuded. Me.
Tilley's add) ties was of a praotioal ohar-
aoler and was divided under the follow-
ing held° as the Clemente of semen in
life :-(1) The law of la' or. (2) Persev.
stance and a determination to excel.
(3) Self reliance, (4) Character. A
hearty vote of thanka was given the lea•
tarer on motion of W. H. Kerr and J. 1).
Ronald,
Wnnntno ANNIvEhaAoT; On Saturday,
Feb, 14th, our old friend Charloe Parker
and hie good lady celobratod the 00011
anniversary of their manage by having
a hone gathering of rshttivoe at their
home 000 Mill street in this piece. There
were present Mrs. Wm. Clegg and Joseph
Clegg end wife, Geo. Parker and wife,
John Clegg and wife, 9 grandchildren and
2 greet grandchildren. 'pie gifts were
of a no, fill and substantial character.
Sir. and Mr,. Parker moved from Dundee
Co. to Morrie township &bunt 44 yearn
ago, locating near Sunshine, whore they
conbinuee to 'aside lentil their removal
to Brneeels in 1877. In addition to the
members of the family named above
firs. Batk(ey resides at Toledo, end Jun
Parker i5 a resident of one o' the Weals
ern Staten. Two of the children arc
dead Viz Mary, wise died of scarlet
fever when eas end and
Samuel
departed this life Mont 12 years ego in
If Naomi. Mr. Parker will bo 81 yearn
old otl the 7th of next July and Aro.
Tatter 78 in May. The o)ti ooUplo, Who
Bayo journeyed eo many Years together,
not only enjey the reepeot o! all their
relatives but of all who know ibonh and'
Tris Porn d1 not alone when 5o Wren
the wieli that out the k've»ilfg aloadew■
tmptlten 85. and Mee. Parket- e0ay'
realise moo sed 'mow Ott [,wlbtlnnb0 et
the Putter who has so often blessed them
in the bye gone years. The Methodist
ohuroh and Methodist preanhor' are
greatly indebted to father and tnother
Parker for the good service rendered by
them in the past.
BEA'oT, Baoe. have let the contract for
the stone work of their new livery barn
to George Robb and the brick work to
Inc. Pugh. The carpenter work has not
been let ,yet. The contract is to be nota•
plated on July let.
TEMPERANOi1.-The Y. P. C. A. of the
Methodist eburoh held a temperance
meeting in connection with their series
on Tuesday evening. President Rogers
occupied the chair. The following was
the program :-Reading, Alex. Hood ;
duets, the Misses Moore ; reading, Mies
Maggie MoNaughton ; solo, Mise F. E.
Kerr ; speech, G. A. Fear ; chorus, Sun•
day school choir ; speech, Geo. Rogers ;
music, ohoir, ,,`
A GREAT STELLING 812'rcu.-The great-
est -.pelting match on record is that
offered by Our Homes Publishing Co.,
in which they will award the following
maguldiceut Gash Prizes :-One prize of
$300 ; cue prize of $200 ; two prizes of
$100 ; tour prizes of $50 ; eight prizes of
0025 ; twenty prizes of $10 ; forty Print
of $5 ; ono hundred prizes of $2 ; and
two hundred of $1. These prices will be
largest
to the persons sanding iu tho
argest number of ourreotly spelled words
found in the advertising pages of the
February manlier of Our (Homes, in
which uo letters occur but those found in
the eente'oe : "Our Homes is tJ ttivell-
ed as a Bonne Magazine." Special cash
prizes will be givers away each day and
each week dining this eumpetition,
which closes April 25th, 1391. Send 10
mute fn stamps or silver, for a eampie
copy of the February number, with rules
and regulations governing the compete.
tion. Address, Our }Tomes Pub. Co.,
Brookville, Ont.
OotsItENnanLE.-The following letter
from Toronto to Mrs. Frank Shiel
speaks for itself :-T celled the other day
ea our parlor, 203 Youge street, and
found your box had arrived. I0 is literal.
ly packed with good and useful clothing
and will be a boon to many a poor shiver.
ing child. Our circlets of King's Dauah-
tere will distribute the phaeton's cloth-
ing, I will take the wornen'e garments,
girre skirts, oto., for the poor unfortu-
nates at The }raven, and the clothing for
men and boys will go to the poor fellows
who mime to the free break.
fame. There is a groat deal of deetitu•
tion in our city and help like yours is
Christliko and beyond price to the work.
ers here. Hoping and praying that all
your work and service may be blessed of
God to your own souls, 00 well as to those
poor unfortunates you are helping ani
with kind love, believe me your sincere
follow worker, L. J. HARvxp..
[Any oast off clothing would be thank-
fully received and made over to the best
advantage for the above mentioned nos.
Please leave at Miss ,yell ie Ross' Fancy
Store,]
LIMITER'S PRrER PaoLu'io BAnuas,-In
February, 1890, the Government of Oan•
Ada on recommendation of the Hoti, the
Minister of Agriculture, made provision
for the importation of 10,000 bushels of
two•rowed barley from England, to bo
Bold to farmers in Canada for seed. This
was imported in 6,000 bags of 112 lbs.
each, the "Prize Prolific" being the var.
iety &boson for the purpose, and this bar.
ley was offered at the cost importation,
$4 per bag, the Goveremeet paying freight
ohargue to the nearest railway rotation to
the purchaser. By this arrangement
ferment in every part of the Dominion
obtained the barley at a uniform prim),
but one bag only was available to each
individual. This restriction was made
et the outset so as to secure a wide dis-
tribution for the grain, and prevent a too
rapid exhaustion of the Moak, so that am
phcants from distant portions of the Do•
minion might not bo disappointed, This
limitation lessened the )ales, and ea 500n
toe it was ascertained that the barley on
hand wot,td be more than sufficient to
meet the demand on the beaie of one bag
only for each poroheeet, the restriction
was withdrawn. About 8,200 begs were
sold to 2,000 purohaser9, leaving nearly
1,800 bags 0u hand. I am now insiruot•
ed to offer the retnainiog stook at three
dollen per bag, freight propttid to the
nearest railway station to the purohaaer,
with no restrictions as to the number of
bag) which arty individual may buy. All
orders meet be aonontpauied by a remibt'
muse 9afdoient to sever the Amami of the
order. The applications will be entered
as mooned and the orders filled 1n rota•
tion es lorlg es the stock holds out. The
germinating power of this barley hart been
Meted 10010 tett samples taken front .dif-
ferent bags, the average vitality i9 90 per
cent, and the growth caring, An eotn-
munioations 0ho'Id bo addleaced to Wt1,
SAUNpsmh, Dlreetor, .Esp0rimentel Farre,
Ohara,
Engieoot ROA.F. Peary, of the U,+8,
navy, propeeee 00 start fronts lit. Johne,
Pltd.r
Mel 1, otta voyage to the North
.L'blo. Ile proopetoo0 to foot 10 WWWOOS.
tireelilt ere,
The king has accepted the resignation
of the Norwegian cabinet,
Prince Jerome Napoleon is lying in
Rema at the point of death, Cardinal
illertnillod has administered the sacra.
cent of extreme unction to the dying
prince.
Four hundred carpenters in Lediauapo-
lie have etruok for higher wages and tho
right- our day, Six bend. ed planing
mild hands have been locked ant on aa.
count of the strike.
The legislative assembly of Ohio has
passed a bill which provides that dealers
in tombstones and monuments may, after
a lapse of three years, enter a cemetery
and seize the goods not paid for.
A thunderstorm visited New Bedford,
Maas., on Saturday night. Six buildings
were destroyed and two churches dam•
aged. The Methodist church at Wel-
fleet, Mase., was struck by lightning and
destroyed.
At a meeting of the Medical !Society of
Vienna, on Friday of last. week, Prof.
Bilroth showed the assembled physicians
two patients whom be bad cured of tub-
erculosis by following the Koch system
of injection.
Mrs. P, P. Co$ey, of Omaha, wife of a
mechanic, is sei4 to have become sole
heir to $75,000,000, left by a millionaire
mennfaccurer named John O'Neill, in
Bradford, Eng. The deceased was Mrs.
Gntfey's father, but disowned ler for ber
humble marriage.
Capital has been subscribed, the ground
purchased in Chit:ago and pians drawn
for the construction of the tallest office
building in the world. The site of tbo
structure has 110 feet of frontage on
Dearborn street. The building will be
24 st meye high, surpassing the tower of
the Aeditori m by 6 storeys end the
Masonic Temple by 6. Steel will be the
chief material.
A deplorohle state of affairs exist,
among the negroes who have lately ami.
grated to Oklahoma. They have come
to the number of several bhonsauds, with
the understanding that the Government
would feed them and give them a piece
of land, and they are now opening their
eyes to the fent that the land is all taken
by white men, and that the Government
will not feed them, and as they have no
money and there is no work for them to
do they are in a deplorable condition,
They aro at starvation's door, with not a
friend within 1,000 miles, ac many of
thein are from Louisiana, Mississippi
and Arkansas.
BORN.
SpmxcE.-In Morrie, on Feb. 27th, Mary
A. Spence, aged 35 years.
Exton -In Blyth, on the and inst., the
wife of Mr. William Emigh, of a
5011.
0oAMi'TON-JA1tms: -At St. Paul's reotory,
Wingham, by Rev. E. W. Hughes,
on the 8rd inst., Ed. Crampton, of
Owen Sound, to Susan, daughter of
Wm. James, of East Wawanosh.
MCMILLAN--MaLs*N.-At the residence
of the bride's mother, Riverside,
Tuokorsmitb, au Feb. 18th, by Rev.
Mr. Needham, Mr. Thomas Mo -
Millan, of Hullott, to Mise Mary,
youngest daughter of the late Wm.
McLean.
Cion-WELLe.-At the rosidence of &Ir.
Ralph Iiydd, Tilbury Centro, by the
Rev. W. Biaobtord,on Feb. 17th, Mr,
James W. Crich of Tilbury Centre,
formerly of Exeter, Ont., to Miss
Gerrie Wells, of Zurich.
Jol1N%TON.-In Trowbridge, on the 25th
Feb., Honey A. Johnston, aged 8
years, 9 months and 19 days.
Ronennow.-I,, Grey, on the 1111 inst.,
JO)1n Robertson, aged 80 years, 8
menthe and 21 days.
.e voa+xo9ar it.x Er,
Fromm, Manan 8th. -Farm stock, on
lot 16, oon. 9, Grey. Sale at 1 o'clook
9. on. Mrs. 11. Brown, proprietress. Geo.
Kirkby, auntionesr.
Tttoerso, MARCO learn, -Farm stock,
implomento, etc., on Lot 0, oon. 0, Grey.
Salo to commence at 1 o'oloak, F, S.
Scott, ago. Jae. Menelec, prop.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11th. -Farad stoolr,
imp10monte, ,bo., oh 1st 111, oon. 8, Morris,
Sao at 1 o'clotllt. Jno. fioldrow, pro.
',rioter. Geo. Birkby, Auctioneer.
2o=tTt3w127..01Axxv:r.. 10,
Fall Wheat . 08 91,
Spring Wheat 00 98
Barley 40 43
Oats 48 45
Boas 613 94
Butter, tube and rang.... 14 00
f,gga per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrol.... ,4 60 9 00
Inotatoos ...,60.4 50 00
Ray per fon r 00 0 00
Pork ,... 6 00 8 50
Bided per lb ...- 4 00
Salt per bbl., retail...,1 26 t'0
Sheep ekins,eaoh...;60 36
40 0
woe& per
18 20.
tllb akin
REAL ESTATE.
rAR11S FOR SALE. -THE UN
DE1181ONRD nae 808,880 good iOerme torr
sale and to rant, easy terms, In Tewne0Nppa
of Morrie and (4rey. F. 8. 600TT.Bruesuls,
87•tt.
HOIOE FARM FOR SALE.--
) Being South half Lob 27, coo, c, Morris,
100 acres, nee rly all cleared. Good buildings,
about 20 sores Fall wheat in ground. Easy
terms. Apply to W. M. armuot10,
tf• SelteIbor, Ra., Brussels.
fir OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-
The subscriber offers her bones and
Jot, corner of James and • streets,
Brussels. There to a comfortable house,
good stable, splendid well, 6e, on the pre -
/8i888, 5 sore of land. Tor further particu-
lora as to mice, terms, 60. apply to
M1t8. WM.Mo00LLDUGH, Brussels.
110 RENT, -THAT DE HIR.
AIME property on Turnbcrry street,
Brussole, owned by the estate of the late
The e. Danford, being about et acres of bind
with good frame duelling,barn, stables and
l
driving shed, goo well wih pump, also good
orchard. Will he rented for throe or live
Year to is good tenant. immediate poBseB-
sloe can be given Apply to
T. C. MINIM FD,
Morebant Tmtlnr, Brussels, Ont.
or to A.1[W'oItn,
04.00 Div, Court Clerk.
FARM FOR SALE, -THE UN
nunslaotn, otters for sale the north
east quarto) of lot 2s, eonoeasioe 0, Morris
(Panty of Huron, containing 50 titres. The
lend (son tint 9001115 and In a high state of
cultivation, well tensed and under -drained
;0 acres /steered. New frame house, 8 rooms
udilt 0Onau with concrete walls, 2 'rolls
good barns mid shod, orchard, etc, Eight
acres of fail wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Breesele. 9utt
able terms will be givers. Title purifier
JAMES GRIEVE,Owner,
8G- Seaf,t th P. O.
A Eerie) SALE
VALUABLE VILLADE PROPERTY
--10
VIE --
VILLAGE OF WALTON.
There will be sold on Friday, the 13th
Day of ,throb, 1898, ab One O'clock in the
Afternoon, at the American Hotel, in the
Town of tunes0tLs, by virtue of powers Of
sale conttueed in certain mortgagee, which
will he produced at the sale, the fullowiag
property, under mortgage from William
Biernosa - Village Lots One and Eleven,
Hewitt's Survey, in the Village of Welton,
containing half an Sure mora or Jess, said
lots being t aJ,unted on the Heat aide of Main
Street in the paid Village of Welton. The
following improvements are said to be on
the premises: -The American hotel, a two.
otorey brick veneered hotel, WAG ; kitchen
18x04 i frame stable 4000 ; driving shed
andball overhead 20x40. in good repairs.
Tmnns,-20 per cont. of the purchase money
to be pall down on the day of sale. Por
balance tome will be made known at sale.
For further particulars apply to
JONES BROS. & MAOHENZIE,
or to Sulleitore, Toronto St., Toronto.
A. Hamm, Esq., Brussels.
Notice to Creditors
-CF-
William 8iash111, Deceasei.
Notion is hereby given pursuant to the
Revised Btatutos of Ontario (1887) otaptor
110,00 colon 00, that all persons baying claims
upon or against the estate of Williams B1ae•
hilt late of the Village 03 60rosols, In the
County. of Enron, yeoman, deceased, • who
died mi or about the 40011, day M June, A.1),
1888, are on or before tiro 131ii Day or March
A. U. 1891, to tend by poet ]prepaid or deliv-
er to ROrr, lvlaodonn?d, Davidson .0 Patterson,
Toronto street, Toronto, Solicitors ler the
atdmie.etretoeo of the maid William BhtsbUl,
tleceased,,,Ota0emeut, In writing, of their
Christian and surnames and address, and
felt partiephare of their (dsins and the nat-
ure of all emirates (it any) held by tbom.
And notice is hereby further given that
altar the Bahl last mentioned date the 'a&
ministratorewill mulled to distribute the
assets of the said tloecaao 1 umoug the per -
sone entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims Owl/tell /ting shall have noon
given as above required, and the said ad•
ministratote will not be responsible for the
ameba or any }Ntrt thereof to any person or
pennant of Wiese vlahn or t;latmm.. nutlet'
Shan net have bean received by them et the
Moo or snob distribution.
Herr, Maedonnld, Davidson .0 Paterson,
18 Toronto s t„ '10,00,00,
Solicitors tor.Atminid0ratore,
Tinted at Toronto this 0th day of February
.0.13.1801.
ALLAN LINE
Boyd.l .Ketal Stca,nehip5.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE
YOn'108411'1'1,X 04lr,aN6e FILM
P0R;CLANI) on HALIFAX,
To 11IiIt1lY On L3V7'Rl'0OL.
0,111114 (115105, ft 40, See and $00, dingle;
0$811, G90 and 10010 lipturn, ado)rdlug
to Ltaoation of Statement,
Ifo Cavite; Cant1IGn,
1N$'IS,RMk ttL051I, Outward 92d; Prepaid 880
090etag0 at LeWeet Rates.
Antstru uotlntionce tlltsnrpessttd;.
Apply to It.* A. Ar'.I.AN, Mnntrcht,
on, W. I'i . 11411 ;ILlltr
Ate:41, Banwl000,
MAUCH 6, 1691,
us 0117,47
Pepper's Condition Powders,
•
Pepper's Perfect Pills.
Pepper's Worm Powder
ASK FOR THE 11 AT
Pepper's Drug Store.
Opposite Quesn'a Hotel, Brusseie, Ont.
BANKING.
aINTOS[i & MOTAGGART,
BANKERS, • IIRIISSELS,
,rrezes,no.ct a C+earr.erstl Actszkirag
A,aetnoca,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and Coiled States Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Collections anode on favorable terms.
ftanadian Agents-MEn0nANy's BANK OP
CANADA.
Now York Atettts-I tronysne AND TOAD
NATIONAL BANK.
LE(IAL AND CINVEY.ANCINi).
D L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor and Conveyancer, flollec-
tions made, Office-Vaoatono'b Bionic, Boos -
sets. 21. -Om+
`X At. LAR,
• solicitor,SINConnvoyIanonr, Notary Pub.
tic, 6c. OGlee-Graham's Block, l da or north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Fonda to
Loan.
J)ICK8ON & HAYS
rich,) 7 arresters,tlSSaolicit rs rp ntvova gore,
A:e. Oflloee-Ar,sgels and $eatorth, Brno.
sole moo -Up -stairs ever Bank, Money
to Loan.
a. a. ante, w, H. DICKSON
A)1 TAYLOR, B. 0 L.,
of Taylors, McCulloughork Ilurne of the
Sotloltore, 6c„ Manning Arcane, Toronto.
Money t0 loan,
BUSINESS CARDS.
]3, MoCRAOKEN,
Insurer of Marriage Licenses. Ontpe
at his Grooery, Paraberry street, Brussels.
D{ N. BARRETT,
LU• Tonsorial Artist.
south of A. 51. McKay r0o's hairdware stern
Lathes' and ehl1drene hair cutting o suootalty
A
•MoNAIR °
apron' intesnt of lleut.mer of t o''eronr,'o('am'misl-
810oui•, 6o, Q. Ii, Poorey:ni cel• tn•d 42 cut
k'uo lusurn000 Co. r,Rieo at 11,0 t.'racht oak
fust (MOO.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INeutl0xcit,
FIRE AND MARINF,
GUELPH•
ALEX. HUNT0 R,
Clerk of the Fourth Div,dion Court,
Co. llaron. Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loan and Inseronee Agent. Puede
invested and to loan. Collections made.
(Mee in Graham's Block. Brussels,
1j)'
ISS SHERLOCK,
Toronto pia of
Conservatory give yle s Music,
eat
Ethel and Cranbronk. Pupil or Professor
Fisher
18.00. 8..000.. Clark
in voc i music.On the piClassaa
0ranbrook every To'sday, For terms, 6o„
apply at the Methodist Parsonage, E L-aol,
MISS CALE,
Teacher of Piano, Parlor sett Pipe
Organ, Organist in St. John's Ohurcb, Brun -
Sola. eolioite a share of the patronage of the
mueic.loving people of Brussels' and viola.
ity. Inetroctione given at curre00 rates,
Terms, referenced, 60. may be 'ascertained
by calling at the rosideece of Mrd, Oanerd
sr.,Turoberry street, Brussels. 7-1,1
MISS LILLA O'CONNOR
Is desirous of procuring pupils in
roost mosie. Prot. Warrington of Toronto
in i)lease•! to gt183 hie testimonial as to Miss
O'Connor's ability, Me having been a .pupil
01 his during her stay in Guelph. Ingra-
in ental Music on Piano, Organ and Oaitar.
Terms made known on application, Princess
St., Brussole Mho O'Connor Is open for
Concert 1tugugnmculs. 80 -
DENTAL.
373E: rzssw,Rs
G. TJ, Ball, L.D.S. Nitros Oxide Gas ad-
ministered tar the Pcinless FAx0reetioo of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street Suet. Tenons.
A k; . • :too:
M. CAVANAGH, L• D. S„ D. D. So
Graduate of the 13oya1 College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario and of Toronto TIM -
varsity. Orr/on-opposite American Hotel,
Broome,
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAY JIANN,
• Auctioneer, le always ready to at.
tend sales of terms, farm 'stook, &a. Terme
ahoorfully given. Oraubrook P. 0, Sale,
may be arranged at Tum Poem Publishing
Gouge, Brn0e019.
Z.,EORGIl KIRKBY,
Lieeneed-Aaettonoer. Bales 50016090'
sti 01. reusonable terms. Forme and tarot
stook a snesialty. Ordure loft at Tn1 Pop.
Pobit shine Rouse, Urn snote,or sent to Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
rr�r AVING TAKEN OUT LIC/EN-
.0..n.
bR 0.m an of farm coo, I stn prepared
pt conduct noleswtgtthe standing reasonable
every Knowing the standing of nearly
y parson l g to a 1 000 position to h when
lto
d
500,1 credit. Sand,tiefa ttood s1000i teed. Give
015 a Ball.
Sutafectien guaranteed. SOO5 Give
No a oaIi. 02- F S. B00TT,
MEDICAL CARDS.
Viai. 1t. CALE, M.D., C.
r Ma
mbar of abs Ontario
of Ph examination u
aril Bergamol(Ol Doe - by 5010a kiNtn.
alfa m,d )lcafdonoc-Main atruct I1,toti
ltblreI,Ontt;rlo.
T A, MoNAUGIITON,
tl 74f, U.
• C. M , Le, h. 0.1', Edinburgh, 'X. 0, 1'
S. Out, At Pepper's Drug Store from 9 to
01:110 a. in, end from 110 to 4 ti. in, At, other
hour's ruay be found at hie restl0uao, form -
Orly eooupjpd by Dr. Bubab)b ott, Mill at.
VETERINARY.
yy D. WARWICK;
tl honor Granata*
e, prepared a or the i' 5 1
oa8o, rf Oolleski is 4ti1 M treat
Soo* 111a,n,r. tiogti0, aim 101a a WO;
potent lasaanr, I A010104. 'otite,atlOn paw
to v.ttlt ottr dfnttetry, cello yr50tptl y al•
tended be.'• t�ticae Shit tat rm,►}ya..5 wei red
forth at taidg,t, •5utnbeery stq $Wath*;'