The Brussels Post, 1891-7-24, Page 88
llOUY!EumI
Wu have lately extracted a nie
article of Pure Honey, Ther
are not only difffrent kinds o
extracted honey but there are
different qualities of the same
kind. Honey, to be of good pal-
ity, should remain in the hive
until well relined -not a few lose
all appetite for honey from eat-
ing some that has been extracted
before it was ready and as a con-
sequence condemn all extracted
honey. We use large hives and
are careful to have honey that is
not only pure but of superior
quality. We have also honey in
the comb, either of which we will
be pleased to supply you.
G. A. DEADMA.N,
Druggist, Bookseller, &e.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ee
SOLITUEnx ExTESSION W. 0. 1en.
Trains /care Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
GOING SoirTsL CMG Nonni,
MaO Exptess 11:62 Moil ...........808
0:53 ami I Mixed 0:45
Muted .........9:61 p.m. Express 9:35 p.m.
"ant .cius
A chiere amang ye takin' notes,
Anfaith he'll prent it.
Excnasiox to Goderich oa Tuesday,
Aug. Ilth.
Boon agents have been swarming in
Brussels for the past few weeks.
.A. amente is on the tapis. The ex-
peotant bride is a resident of London.
TAB Inspeotor of weigh 8.05 measures
paid Brussels an official visit this week.
Men, women boys and girls are busy,
or will be, puling and caring for the flax
orop.
LAWN party at Dr. Gratiam'e Intim On
Thursday evening of this week. Report
in netissue.
EASPIIEBItIEs have been a sort of drug
on the market this season owing to the
very abundant crop.
BEY. M. MoCume, of Amager,
preached in Knox church hist Sunday.
fie will be here next Sabbath also.
A el:01=0176n and granary is being
built on Livingstone Eros., farm west of
Brussels. The building stands on a good
stone foundation.
REDIJOED RATES. -Por the next three
weeks we offer millinery at greatly re.
&iced prices. -Large quantity of flowers,
etc. Call and see. Miss Hoare.
EIGHT colonies of Italian bees for sale
at a bargain, as I have not time to at.
tend to thern. Alim a good working
horse, 4 years old. D. Fliotx, Brussels,
j, J. GILPIN, implement ment, has
sold fifteen mowers this seasor. Not abaci
record considering the fearful state of
farmers worrying about the shortege in
the bay orop.
Lase Sunday Rev, Mr. MoVettie, of
Austin, Minn., preaoltect in St. John's 1
church both morning and evening. He
is a brother•in.law to the incpmbent,
Bev. W. T. Cluff.
EBONY walking stick lost on the 1251
eon. Grey last Sunday evening, between v
Whitfield's and Shine's school houses. t
The finder will be suitably rewarded by C
returning it at once to E. Doaroun,
Brussels.
A LAAIP exploded in William.' livery t
barn one night last week and for a time M
it wae feared a confiage.tion would be the B
reeult. Precept measures were taken to a
smother the fire and no serious damage
was done. It was a close call.
Pax accounts' due Messrs. o
Stewart & Lowiok not settled within the B
next 10 days will have ten per cent. add. T
ed for colleotion. As Mr. Stewart is re. e
moving from Brussels the accounts must o
be settled now or else pass into other
hands. &Ewe= (ft LotView.
Warn -Dm -ma son Demuntea-George
,Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a. way that will ineure satisfaction,
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence S
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brunie. 43-tf
SAMpLES of Manohester and Itoffirs
Fall wheat aud Lost Nation Spring
wheat, grown on the farm of Henry
Hamilton, near Walton, were bronght to
Ira Pose Publishing House on Thursday
of this week. Mr. IL says he expects 40
bushels to the acre from the first men.
Honed variety and the others will not be
far behind. 'Fall wheat it a' wonderful
crop this year.
A. IIBBTING Cras held last Tuesday even-
ing at the 'MB POST Publishing House to
close up the Dominion Day oelebration
flnanoes, Treagurer Sokolfield presented
hie report and on motion it was accepted
and adopted. The sum of $60 was planed
in the Bank to the credit of the Cele-
bration Committee and the balance hand-
ed over to J. N. Kendall Treasurer of the
Band Committee,
T E
BRUSSELS POST
ArLY 24, 1891
saseswesareaseinansatemearinewansmamawsanasisawnesase.
RNINGT
COMING. EVENTS OAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE,
E will Move into our New Store with the Stone Pavement in front, instead of a sidewalk, when finished,
about September lst.
AIL 3Et 114 XV
We will then be prepared to meet all oppositions, 99
Everything will be New in Dress Goods ; Everything New in Mantle Cloths ; Everything New in
English and Canadian Tweeds • Everything New in Worsted and Diagonal Striped ;
Worsted Coatings and Pantings. Overcoats and Custom Mad Suits,
EVERYTHING NEW IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
Scoteh, Irish,
EVERYTHING NEW IN BOOTS & SIIOES.
We have bought all our Fall Goods, and will have them in the New Store when the time comes.
Never so Low ! Never so Good ! Never so Stylish ! Never -"Well hardly ever"- are we left, but always right.
N. B.- No second hand goods ; no goods that were ever offered to the public before, will
ever be allowed to enter our store at any price, but all will be New, Good and Sound Goods,
A. R. SMITH.
Warsort Argiar is busy putting on the
tar and gravel roof on J. G. Skene's new
block.
G. 4, DsomfOx has purchased a new
Safety bicycle from a Toronto firm. It's
a beauty.
Max. -Having lately purchased two
fine Jerseys we have plenty of milk and
neyer having sold buttermilk our custom-
ers are still welcome to it. Jos. Wrnsas.
MITCHELL 10.0POSSS club is wanting a
match with Brussele. It mars to us
that they now owe us a couple of retarn
=tales to even up games played in that
town.
TNE evils resulting from habitual
costiveness are many and serious ; but
Ole use of harsh, dreatio purgatives is
is quite 9.8 dangerous. In Ayer's Pills,
however, the patient has a mild but
effetive aperient, superior to all otheas,
especially for family use.
SHAWL .-The party who some time ago
took a striped black and gray shawl, by
mistake from A.. R. Smith's store, Brus-
sels, will kindly return the same at once
and greatly oblige the owner. It may be
left either at Mr. Smith's store or TRB
POST Publiiihing House.
MRS. 0. BowElt3loO.
Inn village of Mattawa, last Saturday,
voted for the purchase of a Ronald Fire
Steamer and full equipment of hose
reels, &o. They have had it on trial for
several months and its satisfactory work
brought ahnost a unanimous decision,
only three votes being against it. Good
work always Villa
POSTIIAsTan Pannow is having the build-
ing, formerly used as a Flour and Feed
store by Hartley Bros., north of Beattie's'
new livery barn, put in shape for the
postoffice, as it is said he intends re-
moving the office from its present site.
There area number of opinions, pro and
con on this matter but Tan POsT thinks
it is an unwise course to follow and Will
not be as satisfactory to the public at
arge as 11 10 were lett where it is.
MFFRFF
ACRINAC and return, good from date
of issue until 81st Oct., $18.00. Going
ia N. W. T. 0o. to Sault Ste. Marie,
henoe steamers of Delta Transportation
o. to Mackinac. This tripgives tour-
sts an afternoon ai
and night n Sault Ste.
Maria and four daylight trips through
he entire length of the beantiful Ste.
arie River and is direot route from
russets and return. For information
nd Tiokets see 72. PLET0112B,
Town Ticket Aga
EBBS= DBORNE.--/. IR. Young, Grand
rganizer, put in a Select Degree in
tassels, in connection with the Royal
emplyze of Temperance, on Tuesday
Vetting of this week, and the following
Moors ime elected :-
Alex. Wilson, S. C. ;
Geo. Rogers, P. 0.:
W. H. Maunders, Prelate
Mrs. A. Wilson, B. 5, ;
Thos. Maunders, B. T. ;
Thos. B. MoLauciblin, 5teward ;
131n. A. McGuire, Tyler;
Dr. MoNaughton,Medioal Examiner.
eventeen applications were received
thirteen of whom were initiated on Mon. she goes," and we want to give them
day evening. The prospects for heoln. timely werni°g* 8° if be 0006ee Mt° a
ing Council are very favorable and 10 is place of business emiling in his blandest
expecited that a large number of members Manner, rest assured it is not about the
weather or the mops he is going to talk.
As for ourselvee, we are "away from
home" from this time henceforth, or at
least until after he makes his visit."
EXouliSION.-The annual Sunday school
excursion to Goderieh on Tuesday, Aug.
11. Return fare from Brussels, by
special train, leaving a1 8;30 a. m., will
be only 80 cents for adults and 90 cents
for children. The steamer "City of
Windsor" Will run exoursion tripe on the
lake that day. Train gets to Goderieh at
10;45 a, m. and leaves at 'f:86 13, m.,
thereby allowing osoureionista nearly 9
hours at the lake,
S33tent.. Begone' feem ran meaty one
day last week with the mower and stirred
tip coneiderable excitement. Jas. Bur.
gess was mowing on the Rithardson
form when the team got startled by a
snake running throtigh the grass. Des-
pite all the driver could do the frightened
horses would not stop, so Jim decided
he'd get off and in doing so wita Inn over
by the wheel of the machine and con-
siderably shaken 00, The horses( no
against a pump near the railWayanti
Wrenched it out and one of the animals
was slightly injured. The mower aleo
auffeted and bad to be taken to the 'shop
lot meas.
&Tartu found in Brussels on Thum
The owner may have the same by p
ing property and paying far this ad
Lisement by calling at Tim POST Publ.
ing House.
Tun proprietors of the Queen's
American Hotele contributed 220 eao
the License Fund for violating the te
of the Crook's Act by having more
one bar in operation on July 13611,
Con lost on Monday, 13th inst.,
the 4013 line of Morris between the B
sela gravel road and the 3rd sidero
The finder will much oblige by lent,
the same at TITS POST Pub. House, Br
sels.
Ens silver cep, the prize for the w
mars of the football inatah on Dornin
Day, came to hand last week and was
exhibition in the window of IL L. Ja
eon's jewellery store. 16 18 a hands°
trophy.
Tan Wingharn Advance says :-Fra
Bolt, of this town, while getting on
train at Brussels on Monday evening,
110111 inst., had a silver watch and ch
snatohed from his pocket, and someo
else is now enjoying its benefits.
Dottie be discouraged aboat tl
eezeme till you have given Ayer's S
saparilla, a persistent trial. Six bott
of this medicine cured the complaint f
George S. Thomas, of Ada, Ohio, wit
all other remedies failed to afford a
relief.
Wz are busy recruiting now and w
be entrenched in our new store about 1
Sept. behind an entirely new stook
first dry goods and it will there require
big man with a good stiff back to don
ua in prices. So far in our experien
we have never been downed. A.
Smith.
G. A. DaAntitai is aoquiring a 00nt
mantel reputation for breeding and rest
ing pure Italian beee. He shippe
queens all the way to Matique, Britis
Oolumbta ; Dominion City, Manitoba
Chatham, New York • and Quebe
province recently. The bees are sent b
mail, enoloeed in small wooden boxes Hi
dimensions of which are about lie
6001108, The little boney gatherers ap
pear to stand the journeys all right an
ale handled carefully without bein
labelled when out of the mail bag fo
good mid sufficient res,eons.
Tugger WAncrxxo -The Clinton Ne
Era says: "At the recent Methodist Oon
ference, Rev. G. F. Salton was appointe
pastor of Brussels Methodist church
Our readers require no introduotion
Mr. Salton, for he is well•known here
having supplied Rattenbury street pulpit
for some time. As a matter of fact Mr
Salton was pretty popular here, and it is
hinted that his popularity is what
brought him west. Unfortunately,Brus
eels thumb has a heavy.. debt, and Mr.
Salton has the name of being it capital
follow to raise a debt. This is given as
one reason for ,his appointment to that
charge, and he was granted full permits.
sion to canvas for help anywhere In the
district. Onr townspeople of the Meth°.
dist persuasion may expect a visit from
Mr. Salton one of these fine days, for if
he undertakes to wipe off that debt "off
day,
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Tim Toronto World says of a former
Brusaelite :-Kineardine ia considerably
perturbed over a dispute in the looal
papers between 5. II. Laird, a oitizen of
the town, and an unknown party signing
bimeelf "True Blue," The cause of the
wrangle was an unutual circumetanoe on
Dominion Day. An Amerioan vessel
earns into the barber and ran up the
Stare and Stripes while the British flag
was noWhere exhibited as required by
law and prentioe. Mr, Laird and anoth-
er gentleman, who were among the many
who felt that the ant was done through
deliberate disrespect for the town and
the Canadian national holiday, requested
the Mayor to order the flag to be hauled
clown, This he declined to do. The two
citizens, being Me» of spirit, Went down
and notified the oaptain of the offending
vessel to heti down the flag. He refus-
ed and was warned that union he did so
inside of 16 minutes a orewd of citizens
would do i1 for him. He chose to com-
ply. The anonymous writer professes to
see Laird in a ridiculous light and
says a writer in this journal "took his
(Mr. Laird'e) pante down and switched
him with the keenest of ridicule," This
is a mistake. Our writer patted Mr,
Laird on the book and nowhere eleo
touched hirn. 10 18 all mighty fine for
nameless people to amuse thetneelvea at
the expenee of Mr, Laird and ridicule hie
deoleration of war upon tho United
States, but a few men of hie ritamp aro
worth more to a yoang country that hag
trouble ahead of it than a host of jeerers.
Mr. Laird may Ind justification fax his
action in the greet hubbtib raised in
Buffalo the other morning when it Was
found that during the night a T.Inion
jack had °limbed up the flag pole of the
City hall.
Brussels Council.
The regular monthly meeting was held
in the Council Chamber on the 6th Met,
all the members present, Beeve Graham
in the chair. Minutes of last meeting
read and paused.
The following accounts were present.
ad t -
W. Denbow, Street Imp,, 5 265 50
Band grant, 31 25
W. Smith, Street Imp„ 28 12
Neil MillOy El El 8 00
lira. J. EDAM, chanty, 0 00
Moved by W. F. Stewart, seoonded by
It. Ross that the aboVe accounts be paid.
Carried.
The Clerk reported Town Hall rents to
be $8.08 sinoe hot report.
Council then adjonened.
Perth County.
Wm, IL Gilmer, lot 22, eon, 12, Di ma,
has flax measuring 4 feet, pulled July
11611.
Jab ek Stephens, of Walkerton, has
purchased Editor Abraham's interest in
the Stratford Beacon.
The direotors of the klornington Agri,
eultural soolety have (leaded to hold the
fall Amy on September 24011 and 25t11,
The 280h Battalion will go under oan•
Vag at 15t. Thomas early in Septeniber
neat, The brigade camp will be located
thero.
j. D, Moore, of St, Mary'a, has pur-
',based in fifilverton, Newton and Poole
Itheut eight tons of butter at a geed
figure.
Albert Robinson, a boy, was arrested
at Stratford for stealing a horse from G.
Jackson, of Sarnia, The boy admitted
the theft and was taken back to Sarnia,
Hon, Speaker Ballantyne attended the
Sir John Macdonald memorial service in
Westminster Abbey and has a souveuir
of the occasion in a copy of the Pinrant
of the services.
Thome Burman, an old pensioner
hailing from Blanshard, eighty.one years
of age, died in the jell at Stratford, of
which he had been an inmate off and on
for the last five or six years.
Henry .Armstrong, of Stratford, charg-
ed by Patrick Moore with embezzling
Some notes, Was granted bail on his own
hereby for 0500 and for 5250 besides, to
appear at the next court of competent
jurisdiction.
August gives promise a being a lively
month in Stratford. The Grand Lodge
I. 0. 0. F. will draw a large influx of
strangers, and later on Hon. Wilfred
Laurier will attract 10,600 of the best
people of Western Ontario.
Joseph Tiovenmark, a Swede, dived in-
to the lake at VVarinington Park, KanSaS
Oity, Mo., the other day from rt platform
88 ft. 35 in. This 18 008. the best on re-
cord, the best previous dive having been
one of 75 ft. 7 in. by 5, .4., Blake, at Lan-
don, in 1888.
Considerable amusement was caused
at the Stratford depot by two Stratford
young ladies. One was leaving on the
train, the other did. not want her to go
and pulled her off the steps just as the
train started out. She tried to catch it
but twenty miles an hour wastet her
gait.
J. D. Hamilton and A. B. Magnin are
the only two residents of Stratford who
participated in the battle of Ridgeway a
little over twenty.five years ago. Mr.
Maguire was in Toronto on Saturday and
while there the Veterans' Association
presented hirn with a beautifully inserib.
ed gold medal commemorating the his-
torical ever I.
John Hintz, oon, 10, Logan, has a well
on his farm 03 feet deep, which during
the last nine years, furnished little or no
we.ter. On Saturday, July 4th, Jas.
Blair, Elms, started to Imre, and in less
than two days, at a further depth of 17
feet, he struck a spring and the well filled
in three hours within 18 inches of the
surface, Mr. Hintz is delighted with
his suocess.
Wm. McEvoy, Ontario foul brood in.
specter, visited the different beekeepers
in Elma. He found considerable foul
brood among the honey makers. This
being the inspeotot'e first visit. Mr.
MoEvoy in each case showed the bee-
keepers how to cure the diseei.e. Should
he disoover foul brood existing upon any
future visite the law provides that he
shall destroy the hives in whioh it existe.
SBORZI
0OIII1T.-In Atwood, on July 1151, the
wife of Mr. John Court of a daugh-
ter.
Elma, on July 18011, the
wife of Mr. Wm, Dewar of a daugh•
ter,
V.Dros.-In Molesworth, 056 July 18th,
the wife of Mr. Joseph Vance of a
daughter.
Vita/mfr.-In Brussels, on the 15111 inst.,
the wife of Mr. J. J, Vincent of a
daughter.
Num -min. -re Morris, on the 13011 inst.,
the wife of Mr, Micheal Nicholls of a
daughter.
SREAREII-Illommunwr.-At the resi•
denoe of the brideie father, on the
15011 inst., by the Rev. W. Torrance,
Mr. T. G. Shearer, teacher, to Miss
E. 3. Montgomery, all of Howiok.
DABIL-In Grey, on the 1811 inst.,
George Dark, aged 71 yams.
ADOSMON.-In Goderioh, on 16011 iust„
Peter Adamson, County Clerk of
Huron, aged 66 years, 2 months and
16 days.
Voters' List, 1891
muNion,txmv or TIM TOWNSHIP or Goon-,
00UNTV Or Hienox,
Notice le hereby given that I have trans.
mitted or delivered to the persona mention-
ed irt natione Sand of the Onfi8.rt0 %Stars'
Lin Act, 1888, the coulee reqtlired by said
Indiana to be transmitted or delivered of
the list, made pursuant fa said Aet, of all
PerSone appearing by the list revised As-
sessment Roll of tho said hfuldeipality to be
entitled to 0000 10 the said Muni-WIWI* at
EleatiOns for morebers ot the Legislative
aseembiy and et Municipal Elootione ; and
that said list was nvet posted tip at My odlOo
at Ethel, on the 24th
*68.31 01 July, I601, and
remains Elmo for iziapection.
Elootore aro oalled upon 'Le examine the
field list, Mal if any onnisliOns or any other
',fixers are Mend therein, to tele immediate
prooneinge to have the said errors cor..
meted according to law.
WM. SPENCE,
Clerk of Grey TOwnithip,
Dated at Ethel 15011 18.1' of au ly,10.51.
STANDARD 33ANK OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
W. F. GOWAN, President,
J. L. BRODIE, Cashier.
ASSETS, •
PAID tio CAPITAL, -
RESIMVE FUND, •
- $7,000,000
1,000,000
• 600,000
Agenclea fu all prinaipal_pOillta in Ontario,
Quebec', Manitoba., United States
and England.
Brussels Agency,
A Genera/ Banking Business Tpansaated.
Farmers' and other good Notes Dinouuted
at lowest rates. Drafts Ieaued and Collec-
tions made oz all points Deposits received
and interest allowed at cuireut rates,
SAYINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank De
posits of 51. and upwards from date of
deposit to date et withdrawal, and aom-
pounded half yearly.
Prompt attention and every facility afford -
ed oustoni era titles at a diStanea,
G. P. SCHOLFIELD, Agent.
Brussels, April 808. 1831.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
A/TONEY TO LOAN. -PRIVATE
IJoliet Elin
VA-, Fut; 06 Applyto GEOIN
ZGE HGOTON,
THOS. KELLY, Brussels.
rilENDERS WANTED.
1_ Tenders wanted for quarrying mud de-
livering 90 cords of bridge atone from quarry
to Brussels, dielauce St miles,
4,311. SMITE,
QIRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, lot SI, eon. le, Grey,
on or about June 1st, !a yearling steer, red
and white in color, star in forehead. Owner
is requeeted to prove property, pay expenses
and take hive away.
DOUGALD aloTAGGART.
NOTICE I
Notice is hereby given that the pa. -
nership heretofore existing between John
Ocher and Ephraim Caber, as oanitiqo
makers,in the village of Ethel, is title day
11(800160,8 831 mutest consent, The business
will be carried on by John Colter, end he
colleate remounts and pays all liabilities.
JOHN COBErt,
EPHRAIM °OBER,
Ethel, July alst, 1551.
Mlist.T.TMISMEiZtell 2..C.A.MSICOV314B.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butber, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potaton
Pay per ton
Pork
Hides per lb
Salt per bbl., rabail
Sheep skins, eaoh
Lamb akins each
Wool, per lb.
• •
95 89
95 99
40 46
68 65
44 45
12 13
11 00
500 650
60 100
700 800
600 500
4 00
125 00
60 75
40 60
18 20
Canadian Pacific .R'y1
LABORERS
WANTED
-IN-
M ANITOBA
and NORTHWEST
To enable laborers to roach the bountiful
haiveet of Manitoba and the Northwest, the
Canadian Pacific By. will make the following
low one-way rain :-
Front Buy Station in Ontario to
DELORAINE
METIIVEN
IIARTNEY
BINSCARTII
MOOSOIVIIN
Ruing duly 28 and August 4
Purehasere of these tickets to r000fre
Oob-
titoato to enable Oath 01 rete(* Up to Nov.
1300,1001, Mr 813 each, providing they have
been worlitha as farm laborerefor One InOnth
previous to their totem.
Por partioulare apply to any Denadfan
Pacific ItailwaY Agent,
J. T. PEPPER,
A,gent, Bruffoolg
BEST 4 ,
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BRUSSELS.
BANKING.
MoINTOSII & MoTAGGART,
B.A.NKERS, • BRUSSELS,
iruaaatuact0, C2Foxseral OBo.salairle
7nwoineoro,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United States Drafte bought
and sold.
Intermit allowed ou Deposits.
Collections made ott favorable terms.
Canadian Agents ---Menonvir's B AIM 061'
00143.0.4,
New york Agente-IsfroweenS TB/m-
une NATioNAL 13ANyi.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-1-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solieitor and Conveyancer, Collect -
Mous made. O1800-Vaustoue's Block, Bruo•
seta. •
NAT • SKolleitirN,
Ile, &a Ofgeo--Graham s Bloak, 1 dc north
Notary rob-
ot Pepper'e Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
-
DICKSON & BAYS,
(Late with Garrote Be Proudfoot, Code -
HMO Barrafers, Solialtors, Conveyancers,
Othoos-Bruseels and Seaforth, Brus-
sole Otlice-Up-stairs over Bank. bloney
to Loan.
It. 5,06810. 14. B. DIONSON
BUSINESS CARDS.
MISS O'CONNOR,
Y.1. Teacher of Organ anti Piano.
40-tf Princess street, Brussels.
-Vij H. MeORAOKEN,
r • Usurer of MarriageLiceneeti. Oftlea
at 1115 Grocery, iniumberry street. Brussels.
TQ N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. 8.1, Molloy dc Co's hardware store.
Ladle s' and ohildrens hair cutting a specialty
MISS BALL
Is prepared to give leesone ou the
Piano, Parlor and Pipe Organ. Special at-
tention given to Teohnic, For fnrther M-
ien:lotion address- Box 172, Flresee/a.
A MoNAIR,
1-3,- • Ieeuror of Marriage License, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governer, COMMIS.
Pion er, &8.,.B. Convoyanaer and Ageut
Fire Ineuranee 00. Office at the Cranbrook
Poet °Moe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INtronAtion,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
CO. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insuranee Agent. Fuuda
invened end to loan. Collections made.
Oftlae in Graham's Block, Brunets,
OIL PAINTING,
N..„1 Miss Merin, of Wingham, le prepared
to give instruction in oil paintiag. 7.orms
may be ascertained et Miss Nellie Rosa' store
where eamples of work may .be seen. Mute
Moriea would also take a few more pupile in
music.
rff A. HAWKINS,
_L • Organist in St, John'a Church, Brum.
sels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, of A.
W. Thayer, Anis. Coe., New York, wilt glye
losson8 to mils either at Thos. Sally's,
Turnberry at., or if preferred, at their own
homes. Terms moderate. 46.
DENTAL.
azaszilvwxsTia-ri
G. L. Ball, L. 8.0. Nitres Oxide Gan ad-
minietered tor the Painless Extraction of
Teeth. 74 Gorrard Street East, Ton ogre.
31-11M JN "E' te_41C
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D.P. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Stirgeons, Ontario, and of Termite Uni-
versity. Ortiniz--Over Pepper's Drug Store,
Dku08015,
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
-ex . Auctioneer, ie always ready to at.
tend sales of farms, farm nook, cba. Terme
given. Oranbrook 0.0. Hahn
may be arranged at Tau tEOBW Publishing
Nouse, BrUseels,
EORGE KIRKBY,
\.A Licensed Auctioneer. Sales con duet
ed on noticeable terms. Forme and farm
steak a Specialty. Orders Osfb at TUE POW
P shine Houae,Brussele, or sent to Wit 110n
P. O., will receive prompt attention.
TTAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
sn on an nuntionner, 2 azn prenared
to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prim. Knowing the standing 01 *MAY
every 1le100i 5 am in a 'position to sell to
good moths and get good nativity when gold
ou oreclit. Satiafaction getrurantood. Give
me a call. 82. E S. SOOTT.
MEDICAL CARDS.
txTNI. F. OA:LE, M.D., 0. M.,
v V Member of the (lenses of Physician,
and Surgeons of Ontario by ORanilnatiOn,
Oillee end Reaidenee -Matti street East,
Ethel,Ontario.
-r A. MaNAUGHTON, M. IX
tr • 0.1d., I,. It. C.P Itilinburgb, 00, 0.0
S. Ont. Ab Popper'S Emig Stor 1 tow 6 to
11,80 a, re, and tron31:80 to 41,06, At other
been may be found at his residenee form-
orly ocampled (*31 1031, Hutchinson, Mid et.
VETERINARY.
T
D. WARWICK;
• Honor GradttMe of tho Ontario
Veterinary Delloge, is prepared to treat alt
diseases of domesticated enftnale in a oom•
tioteht menter, Portiettlar attention pO,I41
01 ciOntititry, Cfalle promptly sh•
tOndtol to, OtflOO Una Ingrmary-Tiro doers
nor* 01 bridge, Thritherry Ste firtutSelin