The Brussels Post, 1891-8-14, Page 8GOOD BUTTEn
CAN BE CHURNED IN
Ten Minutes,
'Some people still believe and maintein
gust butter to be good must take et least
30 minutes, and some say an hour, to
churn. The better that took let prize
on two moutons at the Brussels Fall
lehow wae less than ten rninutes ili sop.
orating. This cannot be done, however,
evithout a good TIIERMOAIETER so as
to have the °ream at just the right tem.
peentore-no guess work will do. We
have just received a stook of these and
heiag all glass are easily cleaned, will be
pleased to supply you.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, rte. EVERYTHING NEW IN GENT'S PURNISFITNGS. - EVERYTHING NEW IN BOOTS & SHOES.
012(
THE BRUSSELS POST
Ava.-14, 18g1
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS
WE will Move into our New Store with the Stone Pavement in front, instead of a
1 about September 1st.
EMI
BEFORE.
sidewalk, when fliiished,
We will then be prepared to meet all oppositions, ft8
Everything will be New in Dress Goods ; Everything New in Mantle Cloths ; Everything New in Scotch, Irish,
English and Canadian Tweeds '• Everything New in Worsted and Diagonal Striped ;
Worsted Coatings andPantings. Overcoats and Custom Made Suits.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. di B. Never so Lew ! Never so Good ! Never so Stylisb ! 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.
We have bought all our Fall Goods, and will have them in the New Store when the time comes.
Trains leave Brassels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Teo PG Soma, GOING NORTH.
Mail
Bxuress 11:62 a.m. Mail
11:53 0.01,I Mixed
8,051 p.m.
0:40 a.m.
11:05 p.u3. Express 0:05 p.w.
fi.caiileths
1-- --
tons.
A. chiel's among ye talrin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Bileis reduced. Geo. Good.
BotissoLs races on Friday, Aug. 21s1.
Cup= raisins 5e, per pound. George
Good.
Reim schools re -open on Monday
next, Aug. 175h.
Barssort public school will reopen on
Monday, August 3105.
IT is hinted that Jas. Ross rnay go int0
the grocery business in Brussels.
Goo. GOOD is going to have a big sale
to snake room for his Fall stock.
THE largest and newest assortment of
gents' ties at Ferguson et Ilallidays.
Finse-ertss tralch cow for sale, Dur-
ham bred. Apply to Jas. Walker, Brus-
sels.
You can get 14 yards of faotory cotton
-at Ferguson &Ilallidey's for e.1.00, worth
8c. per yard.
A xow set of weigh scales have been
put in at the flax mill by 3. & J. Living
stone for their own use,
New subscribers are rolling in to THE
POST. 50 cents in advance secures it
enti/ January 1892. Dont borrow any
longer.
TIM heavy rain and wind storm last
Sunday afternoon destroyed several
small shade trees and blew down quite a
nimatity of fruit.
Cia.r. at THE, PoST Job Printing office
for your envelopes, letter heads, bill
heads, circular, tags, s1atements, eta.
Satiefaction guaranteed. As cheap as
the cheapest.
blorice.--Any person found trespassing
OD lot 5, con. 12, Grey, south of the river
Maitland, without my permission, while
I hold possession'will be prosecuted ac-
cordiug to law. A. R. SHIM
BECETINe of the Directors of the
East Huron Fall Show was held last
Saterday for the purpose of revising the
priee list and arranging for the corning
Fair on the 1st and end of Oetober,
Mum injury is done by the use of ir•
eiteting, griping compounds taken as
manatives. In Ayerie Pills, the patient
/AS a mild but effective cathartic, that
can be confidently reeominended alike
for the =St delicate patients as well as
the most robust.
Booens.-On Friday evening, lith
inst. at 8 o'clock, the privilege of selling
refreshments on the Brussels Driving
Park ou the day of the races, (Friday,
21s1 inst.) will be let by public auction
atthe American Hotel,
A PET/TION is being oirculated asking
She Postmaster General to place a look
letter box at the Brussels station for the
convenienee of the people in the northern
aide of the village, 11 15 being largely
signed. The box entails no indebtedness
en our ratepayers in any shape and
would be of great service to the publics.
Text Yett I I -On Tuesday eleven fine
Fniser river salmon, averaging 7 or 8
-pounde, arrived here by express from
New Westminster, 13. C., a present frotn
Jas. Ballantyne and Robt. Ross to their
Brussels relatives. We had the pleasure
of assisting in sampling ONO and found it
lobe the very choicest eating, It is
quite a distance to send fresh fish but
they got here safe and Bound. The boys
have our best thanks.
liActe.-On Friday, 21st inst., the new
Driving Peek at Brussels will be opened
by holding Fall races thereon. The
events are as follows
3 minute trot 0126 00
2:32 trot 160 00
Running raoe, mile heats,— 100 00
Named rece 76 00
In the latter ram there are flee entries,
viz. :-Wrn. Roddiok's "Brown Bessie" ;
Amentie "Billy A." ; H. Williams
Son's "Sandy IL' ; Scott's "Thoinat
G."; and A. Keenig's "Sleepy Mope."
The trotting races are mile heats best
three in five, Brussels Band will be in
attendance.
Manitoba and Failed Slates.
Tug Poer has a great many subscrib-
ers in Manitoba, Northwest and Western
Stetes. A number of them keep their
eubseriptions paid with the regularity of
clock work but the large majority ere In
arrears, some woefully SO ag far tte we
-are concerned. We need money to run
.our business and pay way,, so wo ask
you, if you live hi the lovality named, or
thereabouts, to make it point to square
Cp. Look at the label on rim paper.
It should be marked Jan, 92. If not yon
can reckon the amount duo by multiply.
iss% 40..50 by the number of years behind.
Good harveete and good times only help
as when they prompt bur eubseribers to
send along a email share of the prOgeods,
This item is not for ',Mr- Smith nor Mr.
.Zones" in particular lint is for Yon if
yea eve in 'arrears. We will acknote.
ledge etll remittances on the label, Who
will be the first to remit? A.ddrese
lettere to W, LI. Herr, PUblisher, Sm.
eels. Ont.
HARVEST long boots at 01.50. George
Good.
Foment Division Court on Tuesday,
25th inst.
QVARTS and gallon jars very cheap.
Geo. Good.
You can get all sizee in Ivorine collars
for 3.5e, at Ferguson sk Halliday's.
THE front of the postofficse is receiving
attention from the painters.
3rearn.-17 yards of regular 7o. cotton
for $1.00 at Ferguson re Halliday's.
Fano races on Brussels splendid new
Driving Park next Friday, 21s5 inst.
Roy. G. F. SALToN will ocoupy the
Methodist church pulpit next Sunday.
NEW whmt is being marketed and the
farmers know where to fetch it for top
notoh prices as Brussels never takes a
second plaoe.
Bror, Heade, Letter Heads, Envelopes
Tags and Statements just receieed at
Tao POST Job Priuting Office. Call and
leave pair Orders.
Corto's tweed oape lost between Brns-
eel's and Senshine on Tuesday. Finder
will greatly oblige by leaving it at THE
Pose Publishing House at once.
lIfessns. Smith, Malcolm re Gibson
handed Chief Scott 510 for the Fire Bri-
»ode as a recognition of their services at
the incipient fire iu their factory last
week.
A Cnams.-Eight roomed -house, near-
ly new, with hard and soft water, A 1
cellar, largo stable and driving house.
Must be sold. Easy terms and reason-
able price. Apply to E. R. GRUNDY.
.5475 will pnrehrtse the building and
lot on Turnberry street, Brussels, for-
merly used as a photo. gallery and Den-
te' office. Apply to
44 (0.13. Mann's, D. D. S.
Box 124, Crosswell,
COMPETENT judges pronounce the track
Ori the Brussels Driving Park one of the
most complete in the west. Other lir-
proveznents have to be made of csourse,but
She Directors have pushed the work
along at a lively pane.
AuCTIoN S, -There will be an auc-
tion sale of a horse, oow, buggy, cutter,
harness, ao. aleo household furniture at
tits Revere House, Brunets, next Tues-
day, at 2 oieloak. Thos. Hall, propriet-
or. Capt. Strettou, auctioneer.
Tomone for building the wing walls
at the south of 110088515 btidge were
opened on Wednesday. T. Guttridge, of
Egmondville, was awarded the contract
at 86.00 per cubic foot. The work is to
be pushed ahead as speedily as possible.
There were four tenders.
GEORGE BANNER has disposed of his
store and grocery stook to Mr. hloInnis,
of Seaforth. The purehaser will take
possession on Sept. 155. Mr. Backer will
visit Manitoba aud will rest on his
oars for a few months. Mr. Mamie
will run a pork puking business in ad-
dition to the grocery.
WELL -Dream AND Dnrmases.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin welle and is prepar•
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
Shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnberry M., Brussels, 49-tf
Excuesmr-The annual Sunday school
excursion to lobe Huron was run on
Tuesday of this week and was largely
patronized by both adults and children.
There were not nearly ears enough ou
the speoial train, although there were
fourteen of them. Goderich wee reach-
ed about 11:30 and lunch baskets were
soon brought into requisition on arrival
at the lake park. The 'City of Windsor'
ran two excursion trips on the lake anti
rowing and sailing boats did quite a
business too. Mitehell Sunday schools
exourted on the same day to the num.
ber of about 650. It was a beautiful day
and the refreshing lake breezes were en-
joyed by the thousands of visitors. Gods).
rich its a pretty place nature having done
much for it. Outside of the pavilion and
O fonntain the town has made very little
improvement for years as far rie the COIII.
fort or pleasure of excursionists is con.
corned. They should either expend a few
hundred dollars in adding some attrao•
tive features or oleo take down their
summer resort aign. If an Arneeioan
town had the satne &clothe tagee 00 II erell'e
capital tboy would moke Wilma Inini but
the good seed sown by the town papers
appetites to have fallen i»to stony ground
as far au the town Council le coneerned.
A. few merry go.round etvings ;an &ova.
tor to and from the doolc ; a small Band
that could Le engaged at a moderate ...........30 Total
figure ; It few sets of croquet ; a dozen or Tno WitAnni FOlnirnnV nitia.-Ahont
two tin °ups, to say.nothing about an 12;30 o'clock last Friday night the lire
eleetric railway from the station to the alarm Was tang and the ory was borne
park wonlci fill a long felt want and draw along thet Wilson's foundry was en fire,
additional thoneande every summer. If It proved too true and the flames had got
other places could be get to as convent!. smelt headway that is was an utter im-
ently as Goderieh the latter %Mild soon possibility to save either building or Uri
mane to exert muoli of a magnetic in. contents and vigorous efforts were gun.
Mince over exoursionists owing to the easefully made to stay the onward pro.
lack of enterprise on the part of the gross of the fire. The town engine Wag
allthoritiOS. These suggestions are taken to the river at the flax mill and
mule from an outsider's standpoint and Worked magnificently, throwing two
would be supported by hundreds of streams of water tor hours, one of vrhiellt
persons who visited the lake !aide, saved the residence of Licht. Wilton When
A. R. SMITH.
INOMOMmamemmailm•••••=...m. ns•••••tsgasomsommaesaaacosorma
WATSON AINLET has the tar and gravel
roof on Beattie's new livery barn about
oompleted. He's a pusher on the roofing
business,
talks of opening a grocery
in the vacant store in the Stretton block
before long. Mr. Hall has a large au..
i
quaintaneo n this locality and expects to
do well.
Is the jewellery window of James
Jones there is a fine sample of the muoh
talked of mica from the Sudbury mien,
also niekle and amethyst oolored atones.
They were brought down by I'. Thomp-
son who is there 0 good portion of his
time.
Have we any truly great men at the
present day? Some doubt it and ask to
be shown the modern Washington,
Franklin, or Webster. However this
may be, of one thing we are sure, there
never was a greater blood.pnrifier than
Ayerie Sarsaparilla.
BEWARE obi JEALOUS WITISPERS.-I wish
it to be distinctly understood that I am
at perfect liberty to sell stone or any-
thing off lot 5, con. 12, Grey, south of
the river, until possession is given. I
have reliable witness to prove that this
arrangement was made before the farm
was sold -jealous minded whisperers can
mind their own basinese or they will got
sat on. I won't take any gates off the
hinges, wire off the fence, doors Or floor-
ing from the barn or the fa.noy window
from tbe houee like some glib-tougued
individuals have dom. When we sell
anything we wish the man success with
it. Oh I No, we will not smoke the
plaster over when we leave the house. A.
R. &Urfa.
CLAY Pram:Ie.-On the eivie holiday a
contingent of the Brussels Gun Club
went to Olinton and bad a friendly
inateh with the team of that town. The
remit of the contest was a draw -54 birds
each -J. Hewitt'a ecore was not counted
as the home club was one man short.
The score was as follows ;-
Bnosstans, CLINToN.
Ballantyne 8 W. Grigg 10
Jas, Boss 31 B. Pievey 14
A. Demes .. .. .. ......12 J. M0taxoray....„14
Dr, MeNaugh ... 11 Dr, Slacken 12
Watt..„.. ........... ...,12 1. Rider 4
Total 04 Total 64
Hovey and McMurray only missed one
bird each. A. return match will likely
Sabre place in Brussels before the season
is over.
CRIORET.-Tuesday last n oriuket match
WU played at Clinton in which the home
eleven was pitted against Brussels club.
Shortly after 1 o'olook the visitors went
to bat but they evidently had not on their
batting clothes, and as a result, templed
with the good howling of Messrs, Mo•
Murohie and Kennedy, the innings only
netted them 30, Clinton was more for-
tunate and rolled tip 00. Howsou got 16
and Wright 12, these being the only
double figures. J. and D. Ross did good
work bowling. In the second, innings
Bruesels played a "processional mirth"
from the wicket, Dr. hfoNaughton and
A. Currie being the only two players to
make any sort of a stand. They get 16
runs. The more book showed 124 runs.
This gave Clinton the Fame by (I runs
and an innings. An emopable day was
epent by all and the visitors did not
mourn over their defeat but hope to re-
turn the compliment later on in the re-
turn match. The following is the score
°LINTON.
McGee. 110, Ross 0
Shepherd, b D. Boss 4
Newsom b J. Ross, 8 Cochrane, 10
MoTaggart, by D. lion, 01. Ross.. ....... 7
Mokfurehle, b and e J. Ross
Wright, rini out 12
Kennedy, b 0.0080 8
Coates, b Boss 0
0150107, b J. ltoss,c Coolnano
Stmonor, not out...
Barge, b J. Ross, a D,ItosJ
Extras
Total
BRUSSELS,
150 Ininnoe. 200 'muses.
Cousley, b Keimody, b Maldurolne,
13 Wright ' 4 o Coates 0
Dennie, h MeMerchie.„ :1 b Kennedy 0
Oloff, 5 Malurchle..... 2 b Kennedy, 0
111oNanghtou,b Mo. 13 Kennedy
Mutable 8 e Shepherd .. ... 0
Gerrie, b Mckfureltia,, 11101 out 7
D. NO88, b Kennedy
e Halm, 0 b 31o1durahle, ...... 2
J . Beall, b Kennedy
O Chidloy 2 b Kennedy 0
Growitr,b Kennedy
o Maltbarchie . ....... ..„ o h MaMtivehie e
Thomson, 0 ltenuedy... 2 b Kounedy, 0
b Xeunedy
Coehrano, not out 1 e kicklurebie ... 1
Dames, It aletlurelde0 b xe»nody „„.„.. o
Bo tam 5 Extrae 5
5
1
7
0
it was thought to be doomed. The other
branch played on the west side of the ere
and together with the work done by the
Hook and Ladder Go., in pulling down
the house in which las. Cooper lived, the
brick blocks on Turnbeery street were
put out of danger. An engine from the
Ronald works rendered effeetive eervices
and deluged the rear of the burning
building and saved the outbuildinge,
oordrvood cto. from destruction. The
fire raged with great fury and the
foundry and its adjuncts was soon a. mass
of smouldering ruins. Nobody appears
to know how the fire originated but the
general opinion appears to be that 15 was
in the neigborhood of the furnace. Mr.
Wilson estimates hie loss at $8,000, and
lie has an insurance of 02,500 in the Gore
Mutual Insurance Company. The burn•
ed buildings consisted of a two story
foundry 1303:00 feet, with Whoa, mould-
ing shop, dry kiln.; blacksmith shop
24000 fest; and a dwelling house. In
addition to the tools of shop and foundry,
there was 5 planing machine and a lot of
wood working tools destroyed. Also 40
plows about ready for the painters. In
the office were valuable papers and ac-
counts but they could not be reached.
The blacksmith shop was erected. about
25 years ago and the foundry a few years
later. Ib is a very heavy loss to Mr.
Wilson, more so as his health is not in a
condition to adrnit of hien pushing burg.
nese as in the past. The fire will also
be a direct lose to III:Uncle as there ix no
present probability of the foundry being
rebuilt. Wm. Blashill's residence and
Mable were well warme3 up brit the
poplar shade trees protected these pr o-
pertiee and gave willing hands an op-
portunity to work. All the partiee who
suffered by the fire wish to return their
sincere thanks to the fire Brigade and
those citizens who rendered them such
valuable assistance.
zsom.re
13retox.-In Gerrie, on July 29511, the
wife of Mr. R. Black of a son.
Pente.-In Belgrave, on August Fith, the
wife of Mr. George Pirie of a daugh-
ter.
RIVE119.-At Teeswater, of July 29th,311e
wife of Mr. A. Rivers of a son and
daughter.
11100Asex.—At Oinoinnati, Ohio, on the
24511. July, the wife of Mr. D. X. Me -
Casey, (formerly of Wingham) of a
daughter.
x=eoirs_
Ross, --In Grey, on Aug. 810, Donald
Ross, egad 93 yeare and 9 months.
MAGUIRE.-In Grey, on August 12th
Dovid Maguire, aged 47 years, 2
months and 10 days.
ltIoDoueseb.---In Morris, on Mondmy
Aug. 10511, Penelope, fourth daughter
of the late Duncan McDougall, of
Grey, aged 26 years, 5 months and 7
days.
sTemolotes,
Western, LOlidon, Sept. 17 to 26.
Industrial,Toronto, Sept. 7 to 19,
East Huron, Brussels'Oot. I and 2.
Central, Guelph, Sept. 22, 23 and 24.
North Perth, Stratford, Oot. I and 2,
Northern Walkerton, Sept. 29 to Oct.
2,
6.
East Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oot. 6 and
Northwestern, Wingham Sept. 29 and
30.
Huron Central, Clinton, Sept. 28, 29
and M.
731'2,T.T010501T....6 1A00H1A.I.L3b1=TS,
—
Fell Wheat (new) 87
Spring Wheat 87
Barley 40
Peas 60
Oats ...... 40
Batter, tabs awl rolls., .. 12
Eggs per dozen 11
Flour per barrel,. . . .... 5 00
Potatoes40
Hay per ton 7 00
Pork „ . „ 001)
Hides per lb.... ....... 4
Salt per bbl., retailI 25
Sheep skins, each 60
Lamb eking each 40
Wool, per lb. 18
90
90
45
62
00
19
00
8 50
45
8 00
5 60
00
00
75
60
20
DRILL, 1891.
Men Wanted !
A millibar Of eligible Men itre wanted ler
No. 5 Company, 88r0 (11nron) Battalion,
which cOe0 to camo at St. Thome. on
7ro snAY, warm/limn let, Applications
ebould be mode at once at Diemen eclley'a
Brneeela
Brussels, Leg, 6,01,
11.5, IlAYS, (Sartain.
STANDARD BANK or CANADA,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. F. 00WAN, President.
J. L. BRODIE, Cashier.
ASSETS, - • - tt7,000,000
Pam UP CAPITAL, • - - 1,000,000
REBERVE 11'mm, . 500,000
Agencies 10 6110 principal 000nOs iio Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, United States
and England.
Brussels Agency.
A General Banking Rue:nese Transacted.
Farmers' and other good Notes Discounted
a1 lowest rates, Drafts Lamed and Collec-
tions made on all points. Deposits received
and luterest allowed at 001 0505 rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank De-
posits of 01 and upwards Iron.) ditto of
deposit to date ef withdrawal, and com-
pounded hull yearly.
Promo t atleotiot, and ciliary facility afford-
ed customers living at a distance.
G. P. SCHOLFIELL, Agent.
Brussels, April 8511. 1891.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
.1\10E:IY" TO IAN
Apply iOtG}).—.),P)411.1HIATEN
jollet,Illinois, or to
41-03 TKOS, KELLY, Brussele.
fIlENDERS WANTED.
1 Tenders wanted for quarrying and de-
livering 30 cords of bridge stone from scan}
to Brussels, dislance 2/ miles.
0.10. SMITEL
18
LBS. OF BITTTER PER WEEK
The Don 00 0131 Registered a ersey Bull is
amid to be able to make 18 pounds of butter
par week, She is an imported jersey and a
prize winner at the Toronto Industrial,
G. 0.000400.1030, Druggist, &e.
Granola,
QTRAYED ON TEM PREMSES
LY 0405o undersigned, lot 21, con. 10, Grey,
on or about Juno let, ".a yearling steer, red
a114 white in color, star in ferehand, pcmer
is retie pitted to prove property, pay expenses
and babe 111111DAMY.
130730A1,,3) Mc:TAGGART.
T_T OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.–
-LA The subectriber offers her house and
lot, 000050 00 James and streets,
Brussels. There Is a comfortable house,
good stable, splendid well, 650. on the pi'e.
015000,5 5000 61 laud. Pot further motion-
lars 00 00 price, terms, ,ta. apply to
MRS. WM. UcCUTILOUGH, Brussels,
I:00R SALE,— HOUSE, LOT
L and Fruit Garden, situated just ontsido
the corporation of Bruseele. The under.
signed often his beautiful botnestead, com-
prising 05 0045 of laud laid out in mall
fruits, a good brisk house, stable, drat -Wass
ivoll eto., making a tionaplete home. For
fur tber portioulars apply to
S. FEAR,
4-01 Brussels,
QTRAYED. — ON OR ABOUT
AJ the 10tI3 of Zeno, 8 heifers and 1 steer,
Two heifers are dark red 'with turned -In
horns, other heifer a dark gray. Steer a
dark red with white star on forehead and
straight Wok borne, Any information lead-
ing to their recovery will be suitably re.
100,000,1.
0E0, BA'PEMAN, Dot 18, 0013, 7, Grey,
MOSES 1.118NitY, Lot 20, con. 7,11erey.
nul.i P. 0,
IijMERE HIR
LONDON,
September 17 to 26.
OANADA'S FAVORITE
LIVE STOCK, AGRICULTURAL,
Industrial and Apt Exhibition
mtabnehea 1868.
JAIME INCIOSASIO OF AND
ATTENIIANCE OVItitY
1800 Wax flood, but 1301 win be better,
$25.00 IN PRIZES I
Attractions, eta, which aro being arrMged
for, will intrintitS any yet maim&
SMMIAL EXOlnialen 135111181 ON Ark Bhs.
nutrias Oloso Sept. lab. For Prize ldete
and int Orreat1011 apply to
Com A, W. Pones, Tito& A.. ROWS%
President, Secretary,
BEST
PURE
ENGLI9II
PARIS GREEN
AT
PEPPER's
DRUG -
STORE,
BRUSSELS.
BANKING.
itk/fairrTosa &1VIoTAGGART,
•
BANKERS,. BRUSSELS,
atre.r,..actct a. Gies,owal
33106=1.=.0023.,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Oannalan and Utittod States Drafts bought
and sold.
In forest allowed ou Deposits.
Collections mule 07L favorable terms.
Oanadlan Agents -MERCHANT,* BANN OP
CANADA.
Now York Agentt-Ineoarens AND TRAD.
1010 NAVIONAT, 13/1N/L
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ip L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor and Oonveyaneer, Collec-
tions made. Office-Vanstone'e 1310ck, Brue-
sole. 21-301
AAT 251. SINCLAIR,
v • Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub-
lic, c2.3. Otlice-Gralunn0 131oo5 1 dear north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
010001,
D1OXSON & BAYS,
mato With Garrey; 35 PrOndfoot, Rode.
rich ,) Monsters, Solicitors, Conveyanaers,
Ofiloos-hressels and Sonforth, Brue-
eels Oftloo-Up-stairs over 13ank, Money
to Loan,
11, 8. NAT& W. B. TNCITSON
BUSINESS CARDS.
is S O'CONNOR,
.1101 Teacher of Organ aim Plano.
40-11 Princess etreet, Brussels.
IAT H. MaCRACKEN,
. Insurer of BrarriageLiconsos. Oilice
atbis Grocery, Turnberry street, 13rusee50.
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
smith of A. 3/. McKay& Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and °Midterm hair cutting Et speolalty
'iirIss BALL
Is prepared to give lessons on the
Piano, Parlor and Pipe Organ, Special at-
tention given to Teclanio. For further in-
formation address- 1008 172, Brussels,
A.• Usurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of LieuteD overnor, Commis -
sinner, &a., '3.33, Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insomnia Co. Oilloo at the (1rambrook
Post °Mee.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
restsnaeloo,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A LEX. EIUNTBB,
_ca. 028153 03 the Fourth Division Conrt,
Go. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Penile,
Land, Lone and Inconstant) Agent. Printla
inveStod aud to 10610. OollectIOns /made.
Cilllee XII Graham's Block, Bonnie.
OIL PAINTING,
Miss Merles, of Wingbarn, hi prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. 'loons
may be ascertained at Mien Nellie Ross' store
where sampler; of work may be soon. Miss
Mertes would also talce a few more pupils in
music,
rip A. HAWS.INS,
• Organist in St. John's Church, Bros -
eels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, M.A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Doc., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either Ett Thos.
Turuberry et, or If nroferrecl, at their OWN
homes. Terms moderate. 40.
DENTAL.
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G. L. Ball, L. D. S. Nitres Oxide Gas ad.
ministered !Dr the Painless BictraCtion of
Teeth, 74 Gerrard Street East, TONONTO.
ill E NT 1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., 0.0. S.,
Graduate of the Boyd College of Dental
Surgeons, 011011r10, awl of Toronto Uni-
versity, OLTIOS-Ovex Pepper's Drug Store,
33russms,
AUCTIONEERS.
ARA YMANN,
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend salmi of farms, farm stock, ..te. Terms
cheerfully glVon. Oranbroolc 31.0. Salmi
may be arraegotl at Tan Posm Publishing
lime, Brenta%
GEolien KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
00 012 reasonable terms. Farms and farm
Omit a specialty. Orders loft at TEIN Poem
Publishing floes°, Bru Boole, or senate Walton
P 0., will receive prompt attention.
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
La. so as an Auctioneer, I inn prepared
to conclueb sides of farm stook at reasonable
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to 5511 to
good nittrlat and get goocl earturity when hold
on credit. Satisfaction gunroom& Give
010 1101111, 82. F S. SCOTT.
MEDICAL CARDS.
U(TM. 1`. CALE, M.D., C. M.,
V Atember of the College of Pbyetelan,
and Suiseone of Ontario by exaniintition.
Ginee and ltesiclenclo- 01&la etroot 341,81,
1511101, Ontario,
T A. 1VI0NAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0.1-4,, 13.11. (LP,, icdteburgh, 110. 0.
13. Ont. At Pepper's; Dote Store froin 0 to
11010 it, 01, and 450011 1180 to 4 p. 151, At other
home nitty he found at hie resideuee, forin.
only weepiest by Dr, Gutobineon, itifil et.
VETERINARY.
T 1). VI/ARMOR,
e, e Goner Graduate of the Ontakit.
Veterinary Celloge, is propered to treet all
stemma ot derneetioated animate In 10 oom-
Petard manner. Parttoulav attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, chow promptly at.
tended to, eabo lolIl Inernetry-TWo doors
north of bridge, Turnberry Bt., liruesels,