The Brussels Post, 1891-3-13, Page 8CASTOR OIL!
1 have lately received a very
]Fine Stock of Castor 011. Ml
Otho use this medicine in their
family should get a supply, 1 �
won't soy that it is tasteless, but
it certainly is much nicer than
that which is generally sold.1
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 hest
attention. I filo
Yours truly,
G. A. DEADI'J ,
Lreggist, Bookseller, Se.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
2OU'TREltN icareeSI(» W. 0. & 0.
Trains lease Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GoINO SnnTlt. Gu:Na Nom 0.
Mail f1:5. a.,n. Mixed MO a.m.
Express 11140 a.m. \I ail.. ....801 p.m.
Maxed 6:18 pm. . Express' ::.... 9:41 p•m.
.cal ctclUS GTts.
A ahiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
]STAPLE engar weather.
EASTER Sunday, March 20th.
REDEEM all sizes, Gen. Good. ,
Tae village auditors are at work.
'ffixs. JAttus Ross has been on the sick
list.
]fins. Jive, Tele is vlsitiug at Brant-
ford.
Sam= pickles by the quart, Geo.
Good.
TIMOTHY and clover seed et Geo.
Bseker's.
Comma and Timothy send at Mc.
Craoken's.
T. WATSON, of Barriston, was in town
on Tuesday.
Jas. Loam of Brussels, has gone to
Fargo, Dakota.
THERE will be quite a building booin in
Brussels this year.
R. L. TATLon, Barrister. is ill with a
bad attack of quinsy.
M. Soon, of Petrie, was visiting et
John Tait's last week,
MairLANn Presbytery niet in Lnckoow
on Tuesday of this week,
Reroit'rsays Levi Lott ititeid0 rem .iv.
Mete IVingbain before long,
A .;non brick house to rest at Sell,
Apply at the Woollen mill, Deus -eta.
Orr nails, ?2.I 1 ; coal oh, Ute ; chop-
ping axes from 50c to AOC. 11, Gerry,
TME recent thaw and the unsidewalkrd
street, north of the bridge, make a bad
nombivation.
RrssezL FLmrcuen is hone from Lis-
towel High School suffering iron alt at-
tack of influenza,
THE Eerepthorne, of Mitchell, stook of
1100 pairs of boots gelling its very low
prices. Geo. Good.
Mn. WILSON, a student, officiated in
Knox (thumb last Sabbath. Rev, Ur.
Johnston will preach next Sunday.
EnwAnn GRIMM:MIT IT has gone to Owen
Sound with the purpose of prospecting
with a view of making, his home there,
"BETTER late than never." The
Bazaar fathiono for March have arrived.
Gall and get one free. Alex. Strachan,
JAtioe DCNFoRD has been promoted
from Brampton to Clinton. He is in
the employ of the Grand 'Drunk Rail-
wPLEASE return the two screw jacks,
soh as are used for moving buildings.
They were taken out last Spring. 13.
Gerry.
RE= Sabbath morning Rev, S. Sellery
will take "Canadian Methodism" as his
topic and in the evening "A foolish ex.
penditure."
W. SPENCE, of Ethel, was in town sev-
eral days last week in connection with
she winding up of the Tindall est du of
which he was the Assiguee,
Tien PosT Will be sent to new subsarib•
pt's for the balance of 1801 for one dollar,
tit advance. We want to add 100 names
to our tobsariptiou list during the month
of Marsh.
Pumas. Enyroor,s Si Slaw's Big Gilt
Show will exhibit in time Town Hall,
Bres'els, on Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday evenings of next week. They
give away 100 presents nightly,
WtATEvER will be of interest in any
neighborhood Of this county is good
chatter for publication. If subsuril]ers
and readers of TBE Pogr will send along
the news of their neighborhood they will
confer a favor.
LAST week A. Stesoban completed the
removal of his large stook of dry goods,
groceries &o., to the corner store in Dr.
Graham's block stud is now comfortably
settled. The sloop looks first-class. It
tea splendid stead for business.
Leer s LIVItny.—The !attention of the
PubUo is stalled to the fact that Levi Lott
keeps a firat.claas 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 biro a call as his rates will be found
within the reach of all.
9 1 Yes I—A meeting of the members
of bit Binssels Caledonian Society and
the moulbors of the Brussels Driving
Park' Association will be held in the
Town Hall on Monday, 10th inst., at 8
P. re., to consider what is to be done
with.the funds on hand to the credit of
al ties. T. t
mac 13ome J, :( Ross, See. B. C. S.;
E, S, Seen, See. D, I', A.
This is 1111 1915,8' Arse,
PEEia Rttm'—The eitccess of ole last
word finding oontoet, just closed, en.
cottrages US to offer another free Trip
around the World, or its cash equivalent
to the persons trending fn the largest list
of wpr(le spelt the same forward and beats.
watc€e such as "Pip" "Bob" "Hannah,"
Ttia` content closes May 16. Three daily
prizeg torlthe three largest Bete re0eived,
fiontest is 'open to the World. Every-
one sending tea words will get a prize,
Nearly 1200 won prizes in out recent ton-
teet, hales and eatnple paper 12 conte,
together with a large illustrated eata•
t]gtte. .&(dread Detre Magazine, Orillia,
1 HJR Jt3Ml; a`aJ~..LS F'OST
E feel to -clay that we have one of the Largest, Cheapest and Best Selected Stocks in the County, comprising all
the lines kept in a general country store. We endeavor to buy goods suitable fly the people of this community.
We always make it it point to purchase Good Sound Goods, and sell them at the Lowest Possible Price Con-
sistent with a living profit. We know that we havo nds'antagos to place goods before you at n loss price than any other
Iucl'cbant doing business in this town : it is therefore as liiuch to your advantage as to ours to do your trading with us.
IVB want you to call and get our terms and prices before making your spring and summer pilt'chgsos. If we then cannot
offer you inelaceluents bottel than other merchants doing a commission business can, wo do not expect your custom nor
y'otu' influence. Business 110W 18 (lone 011 business principles only, and it's value that the people want, and it is with
that idea in view we want your attention directed our way this coming season. Wo aro determined to put prices clown
so low as to more than satisfy seine of the merchants, who have been Fo anxious to get into business koro, that thero
is no menu io be 'mule, but 11111011 to be lost, and chat experience is sometimes dearly bought, which, 'no doubt, will bo
the (experience of some in this town before many months to come. Men with a few hundred dollars in business cannot
sell you gcods as cheap its we can, and the sooner they find it out the sooner their grasping experiences will be gratified.
YOGP OBEDIENT SERVANTS,
0
IG
GA
J. T. Com Sundayed in Kincardine.
Jxo. FERorsoN was In Stratford thi
week.
Miss, 1. Mast:est is visiting in Sea
forth.
296E "I told you so's" aro as thick a
usual.
CLOVER, Timothy and Garden Seeds a
Thomson's.
Mas. MALCOL1r and Nina are visiting a
Kincardine.
Woo is going to capture the Grau
Silver tankard?
DRY hardwood delivered for 21.5
per cord. 13. Gerry.
Mun. ELLIOTT, an old resident of Brus
sols, is dangerously ill.
MTS. CAMPBELL is visiting with he
father, A. Bawtinhimer.
HARRY Demroan, wife anti children Ief
for Dakota on Monday of this weeds.
MIss HALLIDAY, who has been visiting
her parents, has returned to Detroit.
A cos of horses was shipped from
Bretssels to Manitoba last Monday by A.
Ballantyne.
A. Senesce, of Rostock, a former regi•
dent of Brussels, was in town for a few
days this week.
THE base ball, cricket, lacrosse and
lawn tennis clubs should begin to get
ready for work.
CHEAP goods, binder twine 81 cts. per
lb., gnaranteed good. Please give me
your orders. B. (terry.
CALL and see Stretalutu's Disci( Ilse
Goals, a nice ee'ection of second more.
ing as Well, Something real nice.
Moo, Public and Separate Sohnole
will close for East• r ho;ilnvs on Thurs•
day, the 21ltb or all.truh, till the Tuesday
following.
Time. Pose welcomes James Menzies
and family as residents of Brussels.
They moved from their farm in Grey
this weed:.
Evmm•nonvgo to Strachan's for rubbers.
Dont let the eltildren get their feet wet
going to scbool for the small cost of a
pair of rubbers.
Aorox AxDENSON its back front Manito-
ba where he has been moulding the young
idea. He intends to devote his attention
to the study of dentistry and will pursue
his studies in Braatels.
Socitr„—A social will be held at the
resideuce of John Hill, 10th con. of
Grey, on Friday evening of this week.
Conveyrtnee.3 will be at TRE Poor Pub-
ishing House at 7:30 to convey persons
o Mr. Hill's. A good time is expected.
LAST week P. Scott purchased a Oar -
isle Dolt at Mrs. It Brown's sale. It is
aid to be a very likely animal and will
e speedy. If Mr. Scott spreads out a
ittle more on the horse line he wilt be
arming opposition to the celebrated Don •
et' on a small scale.
Or course the ladies remember the
caetifnl prints Strachan had last year.
'his year they are still prettier end So
ery obea.p. Every lady should have a
inestateen dress and something pretty
or the girls too, It will be worth your
bile to coma and see them.
"It's an ill wind that blows nobody
ood,” Now we are all the very latest
tyle and not laughing at emelt ether.
lie fire cleaned out all then ancient bye -
ones, so say the brand new stook or hats
r btrachan's. Spring will son be here,
oyo, so when you want a new bat dont
orget the new store—one door north of
epper's drug store.
THE Royal. Templar) of Temperance
f. this place have a friendly visit from
'roxeter Council in prospect. interest.
g meetings are being held in oonneotion
ith Brussels Temperance organization
nd new members are coning in, Tho
ounoil is considering the advisnbiliby
holding monthly Gospel Tontperartae
settings.
Tutt Vanabone property, consisting of
our and saw mills, stores, houses, land,
e., will be offered for sale by Dublin
etioi on Thimroda.y, April and, by
apt. Stratton, auctioneer, These
Hops parcels should sell well as they
e well located end in good ehape. See
vertisoment for further partionlere,
I'. Vanstone will remove to Manitoba.
Boons SItvcawamt.—The publishers of
at [splendid weekly journal, lately e0
itch enlarged and greatly improved, the c
minion Illustrated,cousnited the ad. I
ntage of their readers as well as their
vn in inaugurating the prize coin- 1
tibion that will result in the dia. 1
bution of prizes to the value of over
,000 among eubeeribtn•s during six 2
onate aniline June 110. They are not I
the word competition or bogus silver.
re business. Six questions are pub.
hed in the journal noels month. To s
swat those correetiy requires a oleo
t(ly of the contents of each issue Of the
ustratedfor that month, This study
a vatuatle literary exercise apart from N
e consideration of prizes. As to the S
Um, there are 100 prizes its ell, the first a
ing 2700 in gold the st taliost 5
ing valued at $5. There are very
doable prizes on the list, and any win.
r not satisfied oan exchange a prize for
sit valve named in the list. nevi is
Manlier; about soli an offer so this,
i receipt of twelve conte the publishers
he Sabiston Litho. and Pub. Co., Ment-
al) will forward eamplo copy with (ill
rtteulnrt,
JAMES Tumenurr, of Wyingham, was in
s town this ween.
RAnntE9, Florida oranges, pickles by
• the gcart, maple evrup. Geo. Good.
TExmmts are being asked for the ern -
tion of two brick stores in Brunets by
Dr. McKelvey.
t Or; Thursday of this week the monthly
Horse Pair was held in Brussels. There
t were several sales made. A goodly num-
ber of buyers and sellers were in attend.
t ance.
A BRANCH of the Standard chartered
0 Bank is to be opened in Brussels, on or
about April let. It is said the southerly
store in Capt. Stratton's new block will
be fitted up at once for it. Inspector Lon.
✓ don was here this week making prelimin-
ary arrangements.
t IF you want a good pair of boots or
shoes for yourself or any of the family
go to Straohan's new store. They do not
claim to give you good boots for nothing,
but will give you the very best value for
your money and are not afraid to Com•
pare quality and prices with any house
in the trade,
Wm.Lt-Drcanoc Axa DnrLLnNa.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and driilin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wslls cleated nut and put in )stupor
SIM 01. Terms r„asomthlo. Residence
second floor north of the bridge, west
side of Tnt'nberry st„ Brussels, 43.01. 1'. C. A.-- The legulur meeting of
the 1-. 1', C, A. of :Melville (March was
held in the basement on Monday even-
ing of this week. The topic for the
evening, viz.' "Present prospects of Tem-
perenco," was introduced by the Sore.tary, R. M. Diek.ot, after which a dis-
mission followed on the subject by some
of the members of the Assoeiation. Next
meeting will bo held on the 211rd inst.
Ties POST would like to ace our Lime
Works in operation.—The town Band
ready for concerts ou the opening of
Spring.—A 9 cent postage rate for letters.
—The electric light retained on the
streets,- -Gospel Temperance meetings
once a month in the Town Hall.—Extra
mail service on the W. G. & B,. --All the
sick folks well, -100 new Subscribers
added to Tam I'osT right away, at 21.00
for balance of 1891.
CcnLrse,—Two more matches have
been played in the competitition for the
handsome silver tankard given by J. R.
Grant. of Winnipeg, The result was as
follows :—
W.11. McCracken, W. Bright,
R. N. Barrett, Jae, Jones,
P. Scott, T. Ross,
J. T. Moss, skip......I:? 8. W. Laird, skip 4
w,H.3Ie0rael:en, A. 0ormack,
B.. N. Barrett, J. D. Warwick,
1?. Suott, R. Leath ordale
3. T. Russ, a:rip....„10 1'.8. Scott. skin0
The winning rink bas to play D. 0.
Ross' before the matter is decided.
A GREATSre/mAct attee ,—The great-
est -pelting match on record is that
offered by Our Homes Publishing Co.,
in which they will award the following
matluiaceet Cash Prizes :—Cue prize of
$1100 ; one prize of $200 ; two prizes of
$100 ; toter prizes of 250 ; eight prizes of
225 ; twenty prizes of $10 ; forty prizes
of 25 ; one hundred prizes of 22 ; and
two hundred of $1. Those prizes will be
awarded to the persons sending iu the
largest number of correctly spelled•words
found in the advertising pages of the
Febt'uary number of Out Homes, in
which no letters 00002 but those found in
the Sentence : "Our Homee is Unrivall-
ed as a home PM:A zine." Special cash
prizes will be given away each day and
each week during this competition,
wbioh closes AprIl25th, 1801., Send 10
cents in stamps or silver, for a sample
copy of the February number, with rules
mud regulations governing the competi-
tion. Address, Jur Homes Pub Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
CAnxrvar,.--The last calmival of the
Season was held on the Maitland skating
rink on Wednesday evening of this week.
The ice wee on the soft tide but the
skaters appeared to enjoy themselves ex.
Sept when they chanced to fall, The
attendance was not very largo. 11. R.
Grundy and W. Bright noted in the cepa.
iby of judges and awarded prizes as fol -
owe :—Goth's character costume, let
Noble Gerry ; end, ltd, Pepper. Best
sexy character costume, let, It Clara
Dieter ; 2nd, Miss I'.o. Fealty. Best
acting comic gent, 1st, Win. Stewart ;
nd, Nelson Gerry. Beet noting acinic
tidy, 1A
t, Miss Florenceus Mader ; 2n:1,
ltiisa I'lo, Monty. Best dreseed girl,
Miss Clara Hunter. Best genii fancy
linter, 1st, Wm, Smith ; 2nd, Noble
Gerry. Bost lady skater, tet, Mise Kate
Wilson ; cltd, Miss Mabel Smith, 3
milo race, let, It, MoNanghton ; 2nd,
oblo Gerry. Barrel race, 1st. Walter
mitts ; 2nd, Frank Ward, hest lady
nd gent skater, lot, WM, and Mabel
mith ; and, Nelson Gerry and Kate
Wilson. Boys' race, 1st, Walter Smith ;
2nd, Bort Gerry. The baelleler's race
failed to materialize although a few of
this elites were on hand. The epeetetor'e
prize was won by E. R. Grundy who
held the lucky ticket, No. 260. A de-
tachment of tits Brussels' Band contrib.
ute1 a number of nusiettt seleotfetis
den big the waning.
C:ieetedlictia Nowt..
Parry Sound carried the loon! option
by-law by a majority of 60.
The Canadian Pacific roundhouse at
the Sault was burned on 8anday night.
Ross & Scott, of Tilsonbnrg, have paid
over 2175,000 for hogs alone during the
past year.
Tilsonburg electors will havo a chance
to vote fua or against a local option by-
law on Maroh 20th, next,
The steamer Kathleen, built for service
on the Rideau, has been sold for $10,500
to a company, to be used on Georgian
Bay.
The St. Catharines Star intimates that
Dr. Ferguson, of Welited, will shortly
'be palled to the Senate and admitted to
the Cabinet.
Hon. G. MaMiehen died suddenly Sat.
urday morning, He was one of Winni-
peg's most respected citizens, and stipen-
diary magistrate of Manitoba during the
FrnIan raid,
Mounted Policeman Herron left Kipp,
Alba) to., about a week ago for St. Marys
and has not yet turned up and is :woo-
ed to have beau frozen to death, His
dogs have returned frostbitten,
Mrs. II. McLaren, jr., of Port Elgin,
dropped dead while in the act of prepar-
ing to retire on Wednesday eight. The
deceased lady was to all appearances in
her 110111) good health and had assisted
in ironing clothes until after 10 o'clOelt
that nigitl-,
Pother (i rat„n,who after visiting Wood
Mountain, wee returning home to Re-
gina, was found dead Ave miles from
that town. When 23 miles out the horses
played out and he started to walk, but,
left the trail and died of exhaustion anti
exposure. He was not frozen.
On Saturday an Orillia lady entered
the post office to post a letter. Opening
her pooleetbook she took therefrom a
piece of a corn plaster (mistaking it for
a three.oent stamp) and stuck it on the
l'tter, On retiring at night she put the
stamp on her oorn, ana of course the
letter turned up dead and the corn is still
alive.
A ltttie daughter of Kenneth McLeod,
of Seafortb, recently met with a very
serious accident. She was riding on a
load of saw logs, and when in front of
the Methodist church she by some means
slipped and the hind bob of the sleigh
passed over her leg, amusing a simple
compound fracture and smashing it bad.
lyA we11.defrned rumor has gained cur-
rency in Brantford to the effect that the
C. P. R. will be through that oity next
summer, oontinning the main line
through front Woodstock to the Bridge.
if this is done the mein lino trains of the
G. T. 1t. will be brought through Brant.
ford, and the railway inanities of the
plus will then.be unsurpassed.
The trade rind navigation returne for
1800 were issued nn Thursday or Iasi
week. The exports wo•e 297,7.19,110, and
imports 2128,848,242. The imports in•
oretused last year by seven millions and e,
hmlf, and exports increased about the
same. The duty collected increased over
$'200,000. The balance of trade against
Canada was $25,100,02. Our exports to
the U. S, were $10,000,000, and impart,
252,000,000,
Government Detective Rogers arrived
in Toronto on Saturday with a prisoner
whom be had brought trent Germany at
a charge of forgery. His name is Ches-
ter Wilmot Yourox, who engaged iu the
seed grain business rather extensively,
and is aroused of fording several bills of
exchange on a private bank in Loan
owned by R. & a. Fox. The amount in-
volded reaches 24,000. Yourex was ar-
rested a month ago in Bremen, and lield
until Detective Rogers arrived to bring
him bank,
Rose.—Its ;Grease/a, on Feb. 28th, the
wife of Mr. 1). C. Ross of a ton.
EnaAo—iOICeittOVE.--Ab the residence of
• the bride's father, ou the 3rd inst.,
by Rev. Wm. Torrance, Mn. Wm. A.
tidgar, to Mies Isabella A. Musgrove,
all of Howlett.
GA LOItAITit—H,t Ys.—At the residence of
the bride's father, by rho Rev. Wm.
Torrance, on the 4tlt inst., Mr, Jno.
Wesley Galbraith, of Turnberry, be
Miss Sarah Jane Hays, of Amick.
... mm'v'mgt m a 1\411..V.= 83:=0,
Fall Wheat Nf
! 00
Spring Wheat ••• 90 05
Barley 40 45
Oats 44. 40
Peas ,.. 05 Oft
Butter, tabs and rope,„ 15 00
'Eggs per dozen 12 00
Viola per barrel..,..,.,., 4 50 5 00
Potatoes ,., 45 50
Hay per tot „ 5 00 0 00
Pork .. „.............. 5 00 5 50
Mine per 1b 4 00
Salt pot 111„ retail.,..,, 1 26 (0
Shoop eking, Snob .,60 75
Lamb Skins each,,,,.,,40 50
Wool, per 10. 18 90
EAST B,FrALo, MAt,cit 11.--Cattle—To.
day's supply of sale stools continues light
and the run of through cattle hits also
been very limited this week. The mar.
ket is considered steady and firm, all
have been cleaned up except a few com-
mon miloh cavus and late springers, for
which there is no sale. Sheep and lambs
—To -day's receipts were fair for this
time of the week, about 92 oars. The
market ruled steady tend firm for sheep,
while good lambs were 10o higher. All
the offerings were sold, and the market
closed firm with prospects fair for the
balete of the week. Good to oheice
sheep, 25.75 to 6.25 ; common to .fair,
$4.05 to 25.50 ; Iambs, common to fair,
$5.55 to $6.00. Hogs—Receipts, 10 oars
pale ; market active and fully 6c per ewt.
higher for York and medium grades.
Heavy hogs were about steady, and pigs
were dull and unchanged, Yorkers
generally ranged from 28.80 to 3,85 ;
light, $3,76 to 23.80 ; good mediums,
$3.85 to 28.00, mostly $8.00 ; good select-
ed singers (about York weights) also 23.-
90 ; choice heavy, $3.00 ; pigs, $3,40 to
83.00, mostly 93.50. A11 were sold and
the feeling at the close was firm.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
ap A01L5' SATCHEL .LOST, IN
1_1 Brussels or MAUI of it,last Sat n
ire;,
coutatubra a purse anantiaomall sum Of
MARclf 13, 1891.
........
'USE ONLY
Pepper's Condition Powders.
Pepper's Perfot 1'1115.
Pepper's Worm Powders,
ASK FOR THEM AT
Pepper's Drag Store.
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Brussels, Ont.
.
BANKING.
i\ JoINTOSII tsr MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
'S'rexaaact o. E+er_.esal 8n21.2.221.g
1iTuleiraeca,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
eau/Minn nod Milted States Drafts bought
Mud sold.
Interest allowed no Deposits•
Oolleclione'titade 50,frtl'orablr terets.
Canadian Agents—Ail.ttc'uAxr"a HANK. of
CANADA,
Now Yore A;eute—i1tronrmis Arco Tota
nits NA'rreNAt: 1ANn,
LEGAL ANT CiINVEYANOING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
8ulteltm• wid OOl yet- a en , ('..Ileo•
Mous made, uRla- Vnustoutte i3 ),,,) , Yetis•
suis, R) t1uN
SINOLAIR,
r r • Sol)eitor, Cenveya000r, Notary pub.
lie, &e, 011lee—Graham's Block, 1 tie er north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Penile to
Loan,
�10KSON & BAYS__,
Mate wit:, Oa. row it Proud roe,; , Chute -
rich,) Hamsters, Sonoitora. Omlvoruueere,
So. ONoea—Brussels and 8ewfo•th. Brus-
sels OfOce—Thestairs over Bunt. Money
to Lomb
U. 9.0050,
W. B. DIC'Rlop
A• I. TAYLOR B. 0, L.
Barrister, Solicitor, tta: of the firm
of favlor, McCullough& Burns, Barrister.
Solicitors, &e.. Maiming Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan.
BUSINESS CARDS.
'VV'• IITsa. urMerooOfRAKENes. Oglesat kis Grocery, Iurubmrrystreet,
Brussels.
N. BA R RETT,
south 1,110 8/.Alelfavt1'C°'nt. llorlw rnte(noo,•
Lndies'uud ebildrons heir milting a invoialty
t o 'MONAIR,
]scorer kr Nfmu•iage Licenses, by
allot,',t,n"ee of I. tunt;'iu,et•u'+r,
..ono• we ,o.11 . rein eyntrc,a et
1.1,0 u, ,,ru,e,+ Co. , Ria,, at lbn t',u -a,. ,uh
Post 01,,,.
tucaey. The finder 11111 greo(y ohllge rho -- - ---- _
owner by leaving it 00 'Ot]E I.0ST 1ttb,i,,biug R 0 0 E n T C U N N I N G H /1`,4
house, .0 1 INa[•It.txrE,
FIRE AND MARIOJF,
• REAL ESTATE. GUELPH.
A L'ItiX. HUNTI,lltf
.ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
DEnsistcD Was several goo;l Farms fw•
sale stud to ,'e 51, easy terms, in Townships
of Scowls and G my, F. S. SU OTT, Brussels,
17.11.
01-1 OMB FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South hall Let 27, come, Aforris,
100 acres, pea )1y all cleared. Good btli]dhtgs,
ahous20 aor'ee hal] wheat in ground. Easy
torms. Apply to W. M. SINCLAIR..,
tF Solicitor, Am., Brussels.
TT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—
rtte snbocriber offers her house mud
lot, corner of jamas and streets,
Brussels, There is a comfortable house,
good stable, epleodid well, Sec, on the pre.
miser, 1 acre of loud. For further particu-
lars as to price, terms, &o. apply to
111‘1.8. W11, MCCULLOUGIT, Brussels.
rid O RENT.— THAT DIi;SIR-
1 ABLE property ou Turubenry street,
llrnssef0, owned by the estate of the late
Thos. Dunford, being about 81 acres of land
with geed frame deeding, barn, stables and
driving shed, good well with pump, also good
orchard, Will be rented for throe or five
year to a good tenant. Immediate possea-
0101.1 000 be given Apply to
B.O. D0N1'011D,
Morahan -I; Tailor, Brussels, Out.
0r to A. RpNTon,
41.4f D0-. Court Clerk,
':1-1AR5I FOR SALE. -THE UN
a. nsmoroNxn al0Ors for Rale the north
tystfl conu1Oen of lot
tlog BO 5% Tile
laud is or Rrst finality and In ro high state of
cultivation, well fenced and utidof-dralusd
,'O notes cleared. New frame horse, 8 rooms
milk house with ooalo•ete walls, 2 wells
good barns and sited, orchard, eta. Eight
mores of fall wheat. This desirable property
&dieius the corporation of Brussels. Suit.
able tonne will be given, Title perfect
JAMES eltilIVE Ovruer,
Sean th P, 0.
Extensive Auction Sale
—OF—
• Mi11 Property. •
IN BRUSSELS.
In order to wind up the Estate of the
late War. VANSTowe there Will be offered
for gale by public auction at Brussels on
l'ftLltSD I8', APRIL Ind, 1891,
Ab 2;30 o'clock T. 11,, the following rah,.
able property, viz.:
1st. Ono of She most omelet° Roller
Ploir Mills in Ontario mad doing a flood
business, together with Raw Atilt, Two
Dwelling Houses, Born, Water Power, &c.,
known as the National holler mine.
2nd, The Bidets Stores of TuriMerry sir
Uneven es the Vanstono Blnclr, wtbli largo
plate
galooetli Jiusss n7aiete,Go (toed, enert
jewelry store t W, M. SInolnii•, law onto, and
3'.. L. Taylor, law oMoo,
tttA, Tbtrtytwo Acres Land, lest .east of
the mina, iu geed state of otiltivatlon,
40, Tlia Residoteo 00 corner of Vora,
street, oomtllfetl by W. r, Vanoteue,
go, Lot, 9sxes feet, on °other Tutnharry
and Market streets, whiolt has born used as
a marble shop,
MIL The beautiful residence and grounds
of the late Wm. Vnnstone, el agree, ou the
river bank, With lawns and t•eoa
All the above property 10 in good repair
and nearly new. Title Perfeot, and will bo
sold of easy tering of payment, Possession
eon 01 given May 1St, If nob sold, the pro -
petty will be lensed tor a term of years.
per fnrthot• purtieulare apply to
W. la VANSTONfil,'j tlxeenl,re,
171.3'),8t'nl:TTO1,1, Auctioneer,
Ols•k of riga r'`nnrth blvwt•+u Cehrt,
(10. ILrron. (oc vealn,00', Agen''v rnblk,
Laud, Loan and loan, nae Agcut, female
h,veel o'.1 and to lona, Collections etude,
o Nae In O rebaut'o Deck, 131'5 30,,,
ISS SIIERLIOOIi,
Leta of the Couservetnry ei \Tania,.
Toroulo, is prepared to give lessens at
)':shed and f: rail11o, k. Pupil of Ih elteser
Eisber and Mr, 17 nt 10ou ou the pia 1,o, and
of AIr, S. R. O1ark 111 vocal muffle. (lass at
Cronin ook every To 'ods v, Mor terms, ,to,,
apply at the Methodist ruratm,ge, hued.
MISS CALL
reecho, of piano, 'parlor aim Pipe
Organ, Organist iu St.,tobu's Oborob, Brus-
musla Solicits
of
tBrusselsUaud uviein
Inetruotleme gives at cermet races,
Terms, references, &u. may be tasaertelued
by calling at the residence of Airs, Murton'
sr„ Turubo'ry street, Brussels. 7.11
iurxSS LILLA O'OON p
A. Is desirous of procuring pnnils bt
Vocal Music. Pier. Warrington, nt Toronto
is pleased to give his tostietotlml as to Miss
O'Ooueer's ability, elle havlug Leona pupil
of 111a (intim; bee stay iu 14tte1Uh• 1ostrtt•
mental Slush, en Piano, Organ uud Ruiter,
Terms made Ituowu on appltaatiuu, 1'ri �,coas
St., 13 russets, Mise O'Uumtor Is open for
Concert Engitgem en is, 811..
DENTAL,
a is 7x6 S z s L,kZ :t- l
G. L, Ball L. D.0, Nitros acne 14ai ad-
ministered for the ?Melees ltstretotinu of
Teeth, 74 Gerrard Street Bast, ''Pellet/ro.
T Y w 'JC
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. Se D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Ttoyal College of Meatal
Surgeons, Ontario, and of T,'nrouto
versity. O''moo—Opposite Amerman noted,
Breses,s,
AUCTIONEERS.
AARAYMANN,
• Aeobioneer, to always ready
to at -
to ud sates or farms, farm stock, &o. Terme
cheerfully given. Oranb'ook P. 0, Sales
may he att,augod at TUE Post Publishing
Rouse, Brussels,
EORGE KIRKBY,
` A hicensed Auctionoor. Sales condt(et-
e(100 reasonable toms. Farina raid Tarot
stook aspoalalty. Orders left at Tau roes'
2u bli el]lug Ron se, l3re Reels, or sot to Walton
P. 0,, 81,1 receive prompt attention
LTAVING TAKEN OUT LIC10N,
st( aa an Auctioneer I am Prepared
to conduct slates of farm stools atrelsonmblo
emacs, Iottotviug Lilo standing of 00arly
every verso), Inn] in a osibion t0 sell to
good' works and get good 000uriby when sold
on aredlb. Satistaetiou guaranteed, Give
meacall. EQ 10 3, 8.0011',
MEDICAL CARDS.
��M. 1'. OA.L.L, 141. D., O. 51.,
member of th
ariolley ofPhistottO
ufuao uuua Mesio neer—Main streetue] ast,
Tlthe�,Oataflo,
• T— A. MoNAUGIiTON,M. I).
it • O, kr.,1' , R. 0.1+. 14din
burgh, m 9 t
0, 30 a, AtPepper'st, o a 1;15 0, Store frau t er
lout a, m, and frau I50 to 4' p.to, At other
bouts may be round at lits residence, form-
orlyoeonpied by Dr. Hntenine0u, hilt st.
VETERINARY,
D. WARWICK,
el
• RoneyrCollege, fa pn ar rho Ontario
VeterinatydOmestj is prepared to teat all
diseases of nee. Particular
animals 11 si c etp-
to005 manner. llbtry. lir a,,n,n0,L paled
to veterinary dentlotry, Calfs promptly
i#rstigb-
norhg,utuyueotootnntet bridelberty dt