The Brussels Post, 1891-8-28, Page 8JERSEYS FOR SUE.
812 will buy a bull calf nearly pure bred
from good milking stream
812 will buy a pure bred heifer ealf from
one of the beet cows in this section.
pp will bey a Jersey Cow, nearly pure
bred, due to calve next March.
1345 will by a pure bred Jersey Heifer
due to calve next March.
1360 will buy a young Jersey Cow, Pore
bred, clue to calve next May. Also
for sale a fine youeg Jet sey Buil.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, dm.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. a. et 11.
TrainS leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows ;
GoING SOUTH, GoING NORTH,
Mail 0:53 a.m. I Mixed 9:433,10.
Express 11:52 a.m. Mail 8.09 p.m.
Mixed ........ 905 pan. Express 90 p.m,
total iittlis Items.
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A chiel's among ye told& notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tim flax mill is..pushing work.
Clienn raisins lc. per pound. George
Good.
Boort talk of a Foot -boll Tournament
In Brussels this Fall.
PURE spices and vinegar very cheap.
GEO. GOOD,
NOBLE P. Ger= is freehening tap his
new home by the application of the
painter's brush.
Toe various departnaents of the Brus-
sels public school will re open for the Fall
term next Monday.
JOsEPH CLEO° shipped a car load of
cattle from Brussels last week and J.
Stott a, car load this week.
A New free bus Is to be run between
the Queen's Hotel a,nd Brussels railway
s.ation. R. Williams will take charge
of it.
G. P. ScHOLFIELD has gone to Toronto
where he will play lacrosse on Saturday
with the well known Toronlos against
their old rivals from Montreal.
RoOKS to reut over Mrs. Strachan's
new block. Will be in readiness by Sep-
tember let. Suitable for office, sewing
moms or dwellings. Apply to Dn. Mc-
Esiesev.
Feeersox & Elemmes: are running a
clearing sale for 10 days. They have
splendidly essorted stook and to reduce
it will give bargains tbat are unequalled.
Call in and see for yourself.
OBIT. -As will be seen by notice else-
where Annie, beloved wife of James An.
nett, of London, formerly of Brussele,
died on Wednesday of this week of con.
sumption. The funeral takes place on
Filday of this week at London,
LAST Tuesday James McGinnis took
possession of the store and groceries
lately purchased from Geo, Beaker, His
edvertisemeut will appear next week.
We welcome Mr. McGinnis to Brussels
Sod hope he will never have cause to re-
gret locating here, Ile will buy pork in
the winter season and go into pork path.
ing. There is a pood field hue for this
business.
V. TAYLOR was arrested at Teestveter
this week owing to the passing of notes
in which Silas Jackson, of Bruseels ; E.
1, Williams, of Cranbrook, and other
blacksmiths are i»tereeted. This MEM
sold patent rights for iron harrows to
Mr. Jackson for Grey and Morris town-
ship and then went to Cranbrook and
Belgrave and sold the township rights
again. Taylor was oommitted to Gode-
rich jail.
G. T. R. -Toronto Industrial Exhibi-
tion -Fares from Bruteels to Torento
and return, 8th to 3.8111 Sept., single fare
48.50. Excursion days are 15th and 17111
Sept., fore 42,60. All tickets good to re -
Mtn Sept. 21st, Guelph Exhibition -
Sept. 22nd to 24111, single .first-class fare,
62.10. Good to return 26th Sept. In-
ternational Fair and Expoeition, Detroit
-Excursion day August 28th, fare 44.15.
Good to return Sept. 5111. For tioketa
and information apply to T. FLETCHER,
G. T. R. Ticliet Agent.
le was quite currently reported that
T. Coleman intended °losing the Brus-
sels Salt Works altogether and do all the
manufacturing at Beaforth. We have
taken the trouble to amertain the facts
of the ertS9 and are pleased to say the
rtimour is not correct, The salt works
ere not working at present owing to
needed repairs but as soot as these are
attended to work will be resumed. Bras.
sets cant afford to be without salt now
and the closing of the Enterprise Works
would mean the sinking of another well
immediately at or near the railway,
Teecnites CeurrocAres.-The follow -
Ing persons passed the examination at
Goderich ;-Primary-S. Bell, E. Huth.
anan, A. Christelaw, A,. Dalton, G.
iternin, M. Holiday, A. Jones M. Le-
Touzel, A. Moir McEavan, McKay,
31. Iteberteon, Moir, 11.
11, Thomp-
eon,. R. Williams. Junior leaving -tat
Blair, C. Fisher, C. Halliday, A. John-
ston, 111. A. Johnston, IL Morrish, S.
McLeod, M. MacCorclie, N. McCormack,
J. McDonald, E. A. McNeil, A. McDan•
ald,MoIver, R. O'Rielly, M, Bate, M.
Rusk, A. Bellows, R. Strang, K. Struth•
ore, E. Wiggins. lllatrieulation-B. Zlo
Kenzie.
STILL C.
havems maker, hoz purehnescl a 14 foot
irentage cou the lot imeediately not th of
the Egg Emporium free. 13, W. Laird at
830 per foot and will let the contract at
once for a new chop 1.1x5ti feet. The
building will be two storeys and will have
pieta glese front. Owing to 51r. Ricoh.
aerie' intention of building this Fall Mr.
Istird will also put up two emaSer stores
filiime Om balance of the lot up to T.
Fletcher's block. A. Currieet frame
butcher shop will be moneyed. 11 10 also
stateo that W. H.. MoCraoken has dis-
'poeed of his vacant lot on Turnberry
street to 31h�. Farrow. The latter may
51001 11 store omit Benson. Burnout has
at Beattie Bros, will Oat two etores
7100111 of their livery barn during 1892.
THE BRUSSELS POST
AUG. 28, 1891
mess= " mar , nr..wns,estenzassaterannuanitessunacenarstsee,Limm„.1
1 OASTROILINA 1
When the Frost is on the Pumpkin
' And the Fodder ig in the Shook,
And you hear the hobble -gobble
Of the strutting Turkey cock;
And the Rooster holleuster as
He tip -toes on the Pence;
Oh ! its then a fellow feels his best,
On a Cold and Frosty Morn
When the Frost is on the Pumpkin
And the men are Husking Corn.
iert,,== itovicm.
DON'T put your hands in your Trouser Pockets, Whistle "A.nnie Laurie!' and expect to keep 'warm the comina
Fall Days Much more practical to v,elect a comfortable Overcoat or suit from our new stook of Fall Overcoaa
and Suits. Nothing small about them but the price and that is exceedingly mitmte. By selecting early you secure
the pick. We will soon be in our ne AT store and have bought a large and attractive stock of Dress Goods, Mantle
Cloths, Gent's Furnis hings, Tweeds, 'Worsteds, Coatings, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Furs, in fact a big stock of every-
thing kept in a first-class Dry Goods Store,
JACKET found. ()WHOP may hove 11
by proving property and paying for this
notice. THE Pose Publishing House.
Fem. District meeting of the Wingliam
District, will be held in the Blnevale
Methodist church next Tuesday, Sept.
1st.
Bewares every day, except Sunday, in
emote Dongolas, Bale, Conga and. Ox-
fords. Ladies' Bale buttoned and Ox-
fords. Geo. Good.
WM. Column has purchased the Blas.
hill house and lot in Graham's survey,
south of Brussels, and have taken pos-
session. The prim paid was e325.
THE foot ball motch on Thursday of
last week, between Brussels and Gorrie,
at the letter place, restalted in a tie 2 to
2 Several of the regnlar players of
Brussels olub were unable to attend.
SONE people are constantly troubled
with boils -no sooner does One heal than
the other makes its appearance. A.
thorough course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
the beet of blood•purifiers, effeceually
pats an end to this annoyances. We re•
commend co trial.
A ante uniform ie to be ready for vohm-
teer Company No. 5 for their drill this
year. The boys in red will leave Brus.
sole for St. Thome on Tuesday next.
There is morn for a few naore recruits
yet. Persons deeiriog to enlist should
apply at the law office of Messrs. Dickson
cit. Hays.
A merrier; will be held next Monday
evening at 7 o'clock, iu the Methodist
church bamment, for the purpose of talk.
ing up the formation of a Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific Circle. Every.
body in Brussels interested in this work
will be welcome at the tneeting.
WELL-131601EO AND DR/LLE10.-George
Birt his all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells ond is prepar-
ed to attend to al/ work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable, Reeidence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Bruesele. 48.11
Env, Me. SALTON has asked for a $1,.
000 collection on the first Sabbath of
November to be applied on the debt of
the church. He has permission to om-
elet the Guelph Conference for the same
object as soon as the above mentioned
amount is in hand, The reverend gentle.
Man says he'll get it and we believe he
will.
PROW/C.-0o Tuesday of this week
Mrs, S. Fear, Queen street, brough to
THE POST Publishing House, a branch
cut from a raspberry bush, thie year's
growth, upon which were munted 60
berriee, the majority of them large, beau-
tiful fruit. The branch measured 2 feel
in length. Mr. Fear has one of the best
fruit gordene in this locality.
Gm OP THANKS. -Win. Ross takes
this opportunity oeexpressing his thanke
to his numerous ouetomere for their
patronage in the past and desires to in-
timate to the public generally that his
mill is in first.class eoudition and they
are prepared to attend do gristing, chop-
ping, &o., &o. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mill street, Brussels.
Loth LETTER Box. -Last Tuesday
Postmaster Farrow handed us a letter
from Depuby White, of the Postmaster
General's Department, stating that the
application for the letter boa at Brussels
depot had bran received and was pined
in Inspeetor Ilopkirk's hand to have the
same carried out. The box will eon.
sequently be put in position shortly and
will be a great oonvenience to busineee
men and others in the northerly portion
of Brussels.
CANADA FOR AUGUST AND SEPTENME11,-A
Southern dialect story, of absorbing in.
terest, by a Virginia Canadian, Will be
found complete in the August and Sep.
tember nurnber of Canada, the new
national magazine. Tim two numbers
will be sent to any address post.free for
20 emote in stamps. Poebry and prose by
ablest Canadian writers, choice selections
and bright and timely departments in
every number. Beery Canadian family
shntricl subscribe for Canada. A. one
dollar bill will pay for it item now until
the end of 1892. Addrose: "Canada,"
Benton, New Brunswick.
Am:mem-Last Saturday George Birt
ancl John Wright were stoning up a 40
foot well on the farm of Levi Pasetbaker,
121h 0.0, Grey. Mr. Birt was in the
bottom 01 1110 well aed hie companion
wag loading stone in tt heavy bucket at
the top. By some means the Muske1 up•
sot and down it went, Mr. Wright 111
attempting to catoh it lost his balonee
and down he went head first. When
obeervatinns could be taken it at Mend
thee no bones were broken but both men
were brUi$ed ommiderably by the neei•
dent yet were very thankful for their al.
meat miraculous mope from instant
death. The men waled for help and Mrs,
Panaboker inn to a neighbors and got
some men to come and hoot the prison.
ere op. They were very etiff and sore
brit no permanent injury was received.
The wonder ie thee one or both was not
ithetie on trighb or &Willy injured,
4475 will purchase the building and
lot on Turnberry street, Bruesels, for.
merly used as a photo. gallery and Den.
tal office. Apply to
4.4 13.31, 111ARTIN, D. D. S.
Box 124, Cromwell, Mich.
Few children oan be inducted to take
physic without a struggle, and no wonder
-naost drugs are extremely nauseating.
Ayers Pills, on the coubrary, being
auger -coated, are easily swallowed by the
little ones, and are, therefore, the favor-
ite family medicine.
THE three beautifully finished Fire
Steamers going to the Toronto and Lon-
don Fairs are abont completed and will be
ready with wheels on by Monday. It
will repay our eitizens to visit the
Ronald Werke. The engines will be
shipped next Wednesday for Toronto.
BRUSSELS base ball olub took part in
the tournament at Gorrie on Thursday
of this week. The result was as follows :
-Brussels vs. Mildmay, 14 to lie favor
of Brussels ; Wingham vs. Bea -Aston, 4
to 8 in favor of Wmgham ; "'Came" vs.
Wingham, 6 to 1 in fever of "Unions" •,
Brussels vs. "Unions," 7 to 2 in favor of
13russele, giving our teem lst prize.
A acose ieteresting discourse was
preached last Sunday evening in the
Methodist church by the pastor on the
Scriptural prantieg "Diana or Christ."
The text was "How long halt ye between
two opinions 7" There was a large aud-
ience. Next Sabbath Mr. Balton will
prem.]] the third sermon of the Bevies
taking G. Dore's painting" The dreemi of
Pilate's wife."
A Tiger At Large.
(COPIED PROM TOIMPTTO TELKORAK AND NEWS.)
The Tiger brand of tea, introdneed in-
to Toronto by the Tiger Tea Co., has
taken a strong hold on the public, and is
found to meet the most oritioal taste of
the consumer ; and to still further popr
!arise its use tho momagetnent have
placed it at the Curio Mall of Robinson's
Musee, Yonge St., where young ladies dig.
pollee the steaming beverage gratis to all
those vieiting this popular resort. We
tnight mention that the Tiger brand of
tea, is booming in a way most enoourag.
ing to those handling it, and that the
ladies of this oity have an opportunity of
trying and testing this tea before they
buy it, and we are safe in [saying bloat the
verdict of any one who is particular in
regard to the tea they URe will be -no
oompetitur, but a leader -and will use no
c'bit'NeorT.e.-Geo. Thomson, our well.known
and enterprising grocer, has taken the
agency for the celebrated Tiger Brand of
tea,, and will be pleased to furnish free
samples to anyone coning at his plane of
business. On brying this tea if yea like
it recommend it to your friends.
People We Know.
Mee Lily Vanstone is visiting at Gods.
riela.
W. Vanstone is home from Winni-
peg.
Wm Downing is home for a short
3101 1.
Mies Edith Inman is in Toronto this
week.
Bliss Austin, of Berlin, was visaing
f riends in town.
Capt. R. EL Hays, of Seaforth, was in
town this week.
G. A, Deadttan was away last week on
a holiday outing.
Frank McLatiohlin, of Detroit, was in
town last
J. T. Cook, wife and children were at
Lakelet last Sabbath.
S. W. Laird, of Lakelet, WaS in town
for a few days this week.
Edmund Pepper ie °larking at the
Grand Union, Winnipeg.
Miss Lily Kendoll has gone to London
to the millinery openiegs.
Charlie Grewar has been held up with
a gore knse moottsioned by a fall.
Miss Kate Dutton, of Stratford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Deadman,
JAM. Forsyth, a former reuidenb of this
twenty, is in town on a holiday trill.
Miss Millman and Miss Kate Oman,
of Seaforth, were in town hug Satutchty.
W. B. Ballacityne was registered at the
Brunewiek Hoose, Winnipeg, lest weals.
Miss Cassie Good, of Seaforth,
been malting a holidity 31511 with friends
lo Brussels.
Mrs, A. G. Detffinach, of Deloware, is
visitipg with her son and daughter in.
law in Deuseele,
Mise Addle Vanstone arrived home on
Tuesday from an extended visits to rola.
tives in Mitteouri.
D. Lowry and family heve been laid
up with tetarlet fever but aro gebting
well 0300 11 now.
Pollee Constable J. J. Walker, a To-
ronto, called on his brother, jag, Walker,
earriage maker, this week.
W. ROBS, of NitSSagaWit, Wits in town
laid Sunday. There is 0, rue,gnebic in.
fittenee in Brussels for him,
We meet to state that Mre, Ainley sr,
is very ill and there te little hope of her
recovery, She is about 80 years Of age.
D. Ihrguson, of Teeswater, was in
town for a few days last week. Miss
Ferguson returned with him for a short
visit,
Thos. Smith, who was injured some
weeks ago by a fall at the factory, bee
not sufficiently recovered yet to be able
to resume work,
Nee. S. Livingston, of Listowel, and 3.
H. McBain, of Atwood, vvere among the
callers at THE Pose Publishing HOlifie
last Tuesday and Thursday.
Mrs. R. Musgrove and Miss Laura
Farrow, of Bluevale, and J. M. Farrow,
wife and son, of London, were the gueete
of Postmaster Farrow last mete
T. S. Humphries, a former Brusselite,
is in town. He will beconoe a resident
again, having secured a position in
Smith, Malcolm & Gibison's faetory.
Last Friday eve had a fraternol call
from Editor Wesley, of the Walkerton
Herald. He was down to the races and
was accompanied by Mr. Johnston, of
Paisley.
P. Thompson was shaking bands with
his old Mane friends in Brussels and
loottlity this week. He puts in a good
portion of his time at Sudbury and its
surroundings.
Miss Kate Richard/con, a farmer well
known teacher in Brussels public echool
is renewing old acquaintances in town.
She will Moth in Teeswater for the
balance of 1891.
H. Hunt, of New York, was in town
this week °ailing on relatives and friends.
Mr. Hunt is a disciple of Wm. Caxton
and has been in the American metropolis
for a number of years.
W. H. Hill, a former Brusselite, who
has been statiened at Artrae. Sia20,30
Co., riming the past year,in connotation
with the Methodist ministry, was in
town this week. He pnrposes going to
the United States to prosecute his work.
We wish him succees.
Mrs. Fletcher returned from an enjoy-
able three menthe' visit to Winnipeg,
Pilot Mound, Portage -ht -Prairie end
other Manitoba pointe on. Thursday of
this week. She came from Port Arthur
on the steamer "Monarch" to Sarnia
where Mr. Fletcher met her. Mrs. Kerr
and Lathe, who went the same time as
Mrs. Fletcher, will not be bask for
another month.
An electric, railway is proposed be.
tweeWinnipeg and Selkirk.
The 0. P. R. is going bo put up weather
probabilities at all stations in the Not th•
west during the harvest.
The High Court of Canadian Order of
Foresters was opened at Wiunipeg lost
week by chimes from London and Brant.
ford.
Shipments of fresh sahnon are paseing
through Winnipeg almost daily to New
York, Montreal and Toronto. There is
a great clemend for B. C. salmon in the
east.
Atwood, Sept. 29.
Western, London, Sept. 17 to 26.
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 7 to 19.
East Huron, Brussels, Oot. I. and B.
Central, Guelph, Sept. 22, 23 and 24.
North Perth, Stratford, Oct. 1 and 2.
2. Northern Walkerton, Sept. 29 to Oct.
East Wawanosb, Belgrave, Oct. 6 and
6.
Northwestern, Wingham Sept. 20 and
80.
=aes.-Lresetemts sa..eLes.e=acelts,
Fall Wheat (new) ...... 91 95
Spring Wheat 90 93
Barley 40 45
PeAS 00 00
Oats. (new) 80 31
Butter, tubs and rolls-12 13
Eggs per dozen 11 00
Flour per barrel 5 00 5 60
Potatoes ... 40 50
Hay per bon 7 00 8 00
Pork ...... ......... 5 00 510
Hides per lb 4 00
Salt per bbl., retail.— 1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 60 75
Lamb skins; eaoh 40 50
Wool, per lb. 18 20
BANfirdid,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W, F. COWAN, Preeident.
J. L. BRODIE, Cashier.
5,055310, - -
PAID 'OP CAPITAL, • -
RESERVE P111111,
. $7,000,000
- 1,000,000
• 500,000
Agencies in ell principal points in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, United States
aud England.
Brussels Agency,
General Banking Business Transacted,
Farmers' and other good Notes Discounted
at lowest rates, Drafts Issued and Collin -
Mons made on all pointe. Deposits received
mad interest allowed at =rent rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank Do -
Monis of 51 and upwards from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal, and com-
pounded half yearly.
Prompt attention and every facility afford-
ed customers dying 111 1. distance,
G. P. sonoLrinix, Agent.
Brussels, Apr318th, 1891.
Interest is evinced as to who will be THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
the Inoky one to seoure the wordenship
Of Stoney Moutotoin penitentiary, a post
rendered variant by the death of Samuel ENERAL SERVANT WANT-
Bedson.
• According to reports brought in by
Hish-he.Yex Iedians to Victoria, four
white men were inland and secured great
quantities of gold. After remaining
some time they started for Victoria, go•
iug down the Skena in a canoe. While
passing through the Great Death canyon
the 0300100 capeizert and the whole four
were drowned.
Mr. Pritahard, a retaideht of the die -
Mkt of Black, a new settlement in the
vioinity of Shoal Lake, to the north of
Winnipeg brought a sample of reed gems
that demonstrates a phenomenal growth
this mason. Mr. Pritchard says the reed
bait been out in previous years for hay,
but this season it ig so rank az to be un-
fit for fodder. The sample measures
over sixteen feet, Mr. Pritchard says
the ordinary prairie hay is of great
height in that district this year, and the
yield per acme is something wonderful.
etemez-O-7-
Rom tem. In Blma, on Wedneeday,
Aug. 6111, the wife of Mr. G. Row-
land, of a sem.
Ross. -In Elrea, on the 1033, inst., the
wife of Me. Somme n. Ross, of a,
500,
a...tea-masa:ram.
Kican-Yoste-A,t the residenoe of W.
D. Mitchell, A_twood, by the Rev. A.
Henitemon, 51, A., on Age, 181h, Mr,
Charles Kerr, to Miss Simon Yost,
both of Mornington township.
=zeemeo.
Wthm-In Elmo, on Thursday, Aug.
the beloved wile ef Win. Word, aged
67 years.
Ihmouesox.--In Ethel, on August 2.511,,
1801, Mortha, beloved wife of David
Henderson aged 45 years.
ANNicee.-In L'ondori, on A Ugust 26111,
Annie, behoved wife of Joe, Annatt,
formerly of Brueeels,
Berevn.-/n Wroxeter, on August 25111,
Rev. George Brown. Preebyterian
Minister, aged 733 emeriti.
!I This preparation will be found a, re.
.3 liable remedy for the ordinary diseases
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ibnte,digle,,711tilioan [lotr
t ito,
Worms, Teething Troubles, Feverish.
nese, Diarrinee, and many other diseases
common lie children. (1 ragnlatea the
bowels' and egoists digestion, lb does
away entirely with the giving of natmeoue
(loess of Castor 011 to ohildren. Ite ae.
tion on the bowelis gentle and the ef-
fects produced are reliable, preps!,
atioe is one sI, 11 1101 the best selling KV-
NOIOS 00 11110 list. The formula Ruoff is
perfection, is nice In Rarer, donde in body,
dark Mother and fragrant in odor.
J. T. PEPPER,
Chetnist & Druggist,
Brussels,
MoINTOSII& MoTAGGABT,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Tratanie.ct a (Renewal 2:3est.lting
=Sha.citneem,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United states Drafts 13005111
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits,
Collections made ea favorable terms.
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CANADA.
NOW York Asents-111MOU1333330 AND T OAD-
BIM NATIONAL NANII.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
.•
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.1.1.). FORM tor and Conveyancer. Collea-
tions made, Oilloc-Vanstone's Block, Brno -
eels. 2.1-8m*
NITNI. SINCLAIR,
• soiiolbor, Convoyanc or, No tary Pub.
lie, &c. Office -Graham s Block,1 dem. north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
DICKSON & HAYS,
wltft G arrow 61 Prowifoot, Gado.
llarr,sters, Solieitors, CODVEIT3000/8,
Oinces-hrussels end &Worth, Brea.
eels Liditm-Up-stairs over Bank. 7.10501
to Loan.
14,5.04310. W. D. DICROON
BUSINESS CARDS.
AA -IBS O'CONNOR,
J.:f_L Teacher of Organ eau Piano.
40-11 Princess street, Brossols,
-NAT H. 1\100BAOKEN,
v . TONLITOI of MurriageLicauses, Moe
at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brnssels,
D N. BARRETT,
it..u• Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next doer
south of A. If. Kity & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and childrens bah. cuttion a specialty
ISS BALI/
lo mowed to give lessons on the
Pi4110. Parlor aud Pipe Organ. Spacial at-
tention given to ',Cadmic. For further In-
formation address- .1.3031 172, Brnssels.
A DirONAIR,
13- a Tesurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lient,-Govornor, Commis-
sioner, &e., Q.33. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. °Moe at the Cranbrook
Post °Mee,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
/tiatIRANON.
FIRE. AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
LEX. HUNTER,
01001 of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron. Conveyaneer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loan and Insurance Agent. Ellodil
invested and to ban. OollectionS made.
Office in Graham's Block, Brussele.
OIL PAINTING,
Miss Merles, of WIngham, is prepared
to give instruotion ln oil painting. %Orme
maybe alniertained at Sties Nellie Ross' store
where samples of work may be Boon. Miss
Modes would also take a few more 1)013110 111
music.
rri A. HAWRINS,
1. • Orgaiiiet 10 St. Johniii Church, Drug -
eels, and pep% in the Art ot Teaching, 01 33..
W. Thayer, Mus.Doc,. New York, will 11130
lessons to pupils either at T13013. Kelly's,
Tiumberry st., Or if preferred, at their own
homes. Terms moderate. 46 -
DENTAL.
2:$=11'W20010,-2 1
G. L, Bali, 11, 1). S. Nitros Oxide Gas ad.
mluistered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth. 74 Garrard Street East, TORMITo,
1.) PkrOE' NT
PM, Apply at °nee to
MRS. W. SINCLAIR. M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., 31.31. S.,
ON EY TO LOAN.—PRIVATE I B111.00118, Ontario, and of .Vorento
varsity. Orme-Over Popper's Drug Store,
Funds. Apply to Guonen 111Eawrox,
JolittlfIllnols, or to
TEM, KDLLY, Brussels,
Brunets,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
T.POR E3.ALE.--1 GOOD HORSE 5
jloolirrilCZNItigV; years VtgnnViievbhg
for ea.,. Private sale.
31-5 W, B. WILSON,
QTRAYED FROM LOT 28, CON.
i L./ 7, Morris on August 2011, 030)511 003,
grey :05 00(521 color, hole cut. iii loft oar.
Aziy informatioa. leading to the rimoyery ,of
bhlo in" will " "it" befIvir 1;92,.
LEER.
1 8 LBS. OF BUTTER FUR wnnri
The Dom of my Registered Jersey Bul I is
said to be able to make 18 poen& o(1 butter
per week. She Is an imported Jersey find a
prize whiner 311 1310 Toronto Ind,sirl
0,4,1)1841)11413, Druggist, &a,
Brussels.
^
AND LOT FOR SALE.-
I-1 OuE.S!,
lot, 00011031 01 JEUTIOS and staeets,
Brussels, There in 5 oomfortable house,
good stable, spleueld won, &e. on the me -
miens, 0105 01 land, For further partion
lars as to price, terms, dui, apply to
MRS. Whf, lliefet/LLoUrite, 8thesele.
-von SALE -- HOUSE, LOT
..11: mid Fruit Garden, situated hist outside
the Corporation of Bruesels. The ender -
signed oilers his bealitlful homestead, com•
prieleg33.0 mire of land laid mit In small
fruits, a good brick house, stable, illst-elass
wen, ete., malting a complete home, For
further mutton lots apply to
5, 3131/131,9-11 Ilritstate.
QTRAYED. - ON Og ABOUT
k..." the 10111 01 ,11108, 8 heifere s,5351 steer.
TWo heifers are dark red with turned -in
borne, other 1351153 13. dark grey, Steer a.
dark red with white star on forehead and
straight thick horns, Any information load-
ing to their amovery 'win be suitably re-
tvarded.
GEO, BATEMAN, Lot 18, eon, 7 Grey,
MOSES BENNY, Lot 20, On. 7, brcy,
Ethel P.O.
AUCTIONEERS. •
A RAYMANN,
.C1. • Anotioneer, 15 always ready to at-
tend Woe of farms, farm stook, dm. Terms
cheerfully given, Cranbrook 17.0, Sales
may be arranged at Tun PonPablIobiug
House, Brussels,
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Anationcer. Sales eondriet
ea on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
stock a specialliV. Orders loft at Tnn POST
1?IC111011 tug HoUse,Brii male, or 55330 10 Walton
P. 0., will reeeive prompt attention,
T_TAVING TAKEN OUT MOEN-
.11.-1. ell as an electioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sides 01 4(0351 stook at reasonable
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person cal in a position to sell to
good marks and got good security when sold
on oredit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
545 3013.11. 82. 3/ S. SCOTT,
MEDICAL CARDS.
NI. F. OALE, 1111. 1)., 0. 114.,
Member of the (inliege 01 3176151331,
and Surgeo»s of Ontario by examination.
°Moe and Rosideuce - Main street Haat,
Othel,Chitarle,
A. MaNAUGHTON, NI. D.
11 . 11,0.P., Edinburgh, at. 0, P
S. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store from 0 to'
1 1:130 a. M. and (WM I:10 to 411,10, At other
hems may be reund ea hie re:Arlene°, form.
orly othopied by Dr. B talon, Milt at,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOX,
. Boner Graduate rof the Ontario"
VoterhntrY C011ogo, le prepared to troae ahl
difionaoff of dereestleated animate fe a 00DV-
potent manner. Particular attention paid
to vetetinavy dentiiitry. Dells promptly nte
Untied to. oillee and linirnlary-Two doors
itorth
09 bridge, Ternborry et., Brustels.