The Brussels Post, 1891-9-18, Page 8eilealealeemmcatencesuseetawanotatecrasentassa"W"M=2,3,"0000.01WWWWWWW.II.
JERSEYS FOR SRL
812 will buy a Mill calf nearly pure bred
from good minting stride,
$13 tvill buy a part bred heifer calf from
one a the best Cows in Ude notion.
'HU will buy a Jersey Vow, nearly pure
bred, due to calve next 'March.
845 will buy a pure bred Jersey Heifer
due to nave next March.
$60 will buy a young Jersey Cow, pure
bred, tine to calve next May. Also
fur sale a fine young J cony Bull.
G. A. DEARMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, de:'
GRANO 'TRUNK RAILWAY.
SotrrnEEN EXTENstoN W. 0. & B.
Trains leava Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Goma Solna. Gams Mum.
....... 0:08 ams. I Mixed 0145 am.
Express......11,52 a,tu. Dian 3•00 pan.
Ahmed 0:05 p.m. Express ......5:55 pan.
'Korai ttetil5 3f.cm,5.
A chiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Cot oil at Ili cents at B. Gerry's.
PEETTO brooches at H. L. Jackson's
1VAzeito a smart errand boy, Ce
Good.
YOUNG ot1w for sale. Jas. Wal
Brunets.
JAS. BALLArrue has purchased a
Safety bicycle.
iinse received half a ton of L. C. ba
at Geo. Meker's.
You get e. 81.00 worth of coal oil for
cents at B. Gerry's.
Tin; beat value in flannels we h
ever shown, Alex. Strachan.
Wan about the look letter box at
23russels depot? When is it cooling?
No. 9 cook stove and 21 pieces
fnreiture for 816.00 at B. Gerry's.
Bmtz.—Any quantity of bran at
National Roller Mills, Mussels, f,12
ton,
APPEENTIcit wanted to learn Hato
Making. Apply at once to II. Den
Brussels.
Bnows rubber ooat lost. Finder
greatly oblige by leaving the same at I
Pose Publialling Hone.
Fon a nice pair of fine boots Cooper
Smith's or J. D. King's, Stranan's
the place to secure them,
Tim Voltinteers arrived home from
Thomas on Saturday's noon train. Th
report baying a good time.
EDisoN'S wonderful phonograph will
-one (4 the attractions of the East Bur
.Fall Fair. Don't fail to be there a
,lieJr it.
ItEv. Ma. IlIcCosa occupied Kn
church pulpit the /ant two Sabba.ti
.Rev. Mr. Moran is expected for ne
.Sunday.
ImussEts grain and produce market
beginning to boom. Farmers kno
where they get tbo top price and sati
.factory dealing.
GEMAGE Coons expects to become
'resident of Brussels next spring and Wi
that intention has purchased it /tense at
lot from T. Watson er. of Ilarriston, o
Queen street.
Two oents on the dollar will be tl
rate of ts,xation in Brussels this yea
It is not high aonsidering that hose h
been purchased, firemen to be paid f
three Ares, and the electric light intr
A. Kama moved inn the new Ame
Inn Hotel this week and is getting nic
.ly settled in very nmfortable quarter
The house is complete in its appoint
meets and is worthy of an extended not
ice whin will appear next week.
Ton ase of calomel for derangement
of the liver has ruined many a fine con
stitution. Those who, for simile
troubles, have tried Ayer's Pills testif
to their efficaey in thoroughly retnedyin
the mandy,without injury to the system
PuEsE Lowr.—Cm Friday of last WU
between T. Eletcher's store and the resi
duce of W. 33, Dickson, William street
It contained a sum of money. Findei
will be nimbly rewarded on returning
he same to Tun POST Publishing House,
Brussels.
Busson foot ball team trent to Hen.
sall on 'Wednesday and played a match
with the home (dub and associates at
their Fan Fair. The result was it draw
a to 1. Our team was composed of Sloan,
Thompson, Jackson, Sample, Meadowe,
Ferguson, Moblareara, Rutledge, Morden,
&tenon and McColl.
Wist,L.Dreente AND Diura,Mo.—George
Birt has all the nocessary machinery for
. digging mud drillin wells and is proper -
'ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaotion.
Wells cleaned out and pot in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residenee
second door north of the bridge, west
-Ude of Turnberty et., Brussels. 48•0
Funerals' Smoutim—On Sunday, 27th
inst., at 8 p, m., the members of Court
Princess Alexandra., C. 0. F., together
with waiting brethren will numb from
the Lodge room to the Methodist church
wInte Rev. G. E'. Salton will preaah the
annual, Society eermon, Sunday sehool
will meet at 2 instead of 2;130 o'cloelt on
Mat day on aceconnt of the above men-
tioned service,
Dinn.—On 'I'lmerlay of last week Win.
Wahl, brother le Mrs. Jobe Hill and
d3/hop Ward, of this p'ace, died at his
home at St. Paul, Neb,aska, aged 81
yetis. The deceased lind bees &Mug for
the putt 10 years and Ina death was not
altogether enexpeoted trom Ids (tisane.
Mr. Ward was a nettle .1 of Breese's in
,the bygones, marrying it Miss Johnston
,here. Sim amd nine obildren survive
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THE BRUSSELS POST
ben the Frost is on the Pumpkin
And the Fodder is in the Shock,
And you hear the hobble -gobble
Of the strutting Turkey cook;
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.
vn-Lmlm ,amtvirom,
DoN,T put your hands in your Trouser Pockets, whistle "Annie Laurie" and expect to keep warm the coming
Fall Days. Much more practical to lielect a comfortable Overcoat or suit from our new stock of Fall Overcoats
and Suits. Nothing small about them but the price and that is exceedingly minute. By selecting early you secure
the pick. We will soon be in our new. store and have bought a large and attractive stock of Dress Goods, Mantle
Cloths,. Gent's Furnishings, 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,
Rums, flings. 13. L, Jaokson, jeweller.
PLease put in your order for stove coal
to B. Gerry.
Not's:Leine in jewellery. 11, L. jack•
son, jeweller.
SEE the lin of eplendid special prizes
for East Huron Fall Show.
Fon a nice suit or overcoat you cannot
.do better than at Stracban's.
Rums indebted to Tun Posy are ask.
ed to agnare up as we need money.
2, Soon was at the Industrial Fair
this week with his young Carlisle
Now is the time to advertise your Vali
goods. If you have bargains why not
let the public know.
Rnv. Jzo. Ross 13, A.., is preaching an
interesting series of sermons on Sabbath
evenings on the Mountains of the Bible.
M,uer,Alte Presbytery met on Tuesday
of last week. The report of the proceed-
ings will be fonad el eewhere in this issue.
OvEncoAT found. Owner may hnve it
by proving property and paying for this
nonce by calling at Tag POST Publishiog
House.
MenvILLE church W. F. NI. S. recently
despatcher' a box of clothing valued at
850.00 to the Indian Missions in the
Northwest.
East Huron Fall Pair is now the talk
of the country. It will be held on
• Thursday and Friday Oot, 1st and 2nd.
See the bills.
Tian contract for the new stores for I.
C. Richards and 5. W. Laird is now in
the hands of D. Lowry, who is !maim;
the excavating clone.
3300310 to rent over Mrs, Stream's
new block. Will be in readiness by Sep.
!ember 1st. Suitable for office, sewing
rooms or dwellings. Apply to De. Me,
You cannot be too particular about
the medicines you use. When you need
a blood -purifier, be stare you get Ayer's
Sarsaparilla and no other. It will
mingle with, purify a.nd vitalize every
drop of blood in your body. is makes
the weak strong.
A.,Nunlitut of spurious lOment and 25,
oent pieces have reeentfy been put into
circulation. They can easily be detected
as the metal is very soft nod feels greasy
to the touoh. All that have been seen
so far have been dated 1891 and lack the
letter "II" andet the wreath.
lintiovem.--Owieg to the building of it
new block I have had to vacate my old
shop and may be found for the next two
months at the Mussels Egg Emporium
where I will be pleased to wait on all my
old customers and as many new ones as
favor me with their patronage.
A., CuluirE, Butcher.
AlonELLues.—The following are the
modellites who are attending Clinton
school i—Jennie Grant, Lizzie Kenney,
Janet Kirkby, I. J, Xydrl, Jennie Mas.
turd, Martha bmillie, Mary 01011118,
Beatrice Stonehouse, B. A. Thompson,
Lizeie McLatiohlin, Robt, Fergueon, E.
F. Hagan, John Holdsworth, F,dwin W.
Jarvis, John C. Lindsay, W. S. McDon-
ald, Albert McDowell, Joseph E. MoDon-
agh, W. Rea, W. Robinson, Frank Turn-
bull, A. Taylor, Bagar Whi trnore, John
Woods and Louis Wild.
MAX Plenolis,—On Thursday of last
week a match took plan here betiveen
Brunets and Seaforth Gun Clubs, seven
men on a side, The shooting averaged
well, the visitors tvinnine b 4 b'rd
Tint following is the list Of pagsengers
ticketed by T. Fletcher eine last 1501),)of Tint 2081! Ifabkirk and claugh•
ter to Neepawa, Man, ; Mies Pollard,
Walton, to tinsearth, Man, ; Mrs.
8, Welett to Boston, Mass,' Mies Joan
Rosa to Tecomeeh, Minh. t Min 10,
Kneoldel to Greenville, Xiah.; Peter
McDonald and daughter to Detroit,
Mich.; Willie Shaw to Port Arthttr ;
IVO, 8, Pt arsonto Port Aaron, Midi,
Score was a follows— . e excuses al-
lowed by the Act are :—BIlloient Mann,
3 Tioai
BRUSSELe.
7 .7 1)0thle
er,AVORTE1. tiou at home or elsewhere ; sickness ;
a, Revd tt 10 J Turner 11 no Sehool within two utiles exauses a
It Watt 8 child under tee, three ntiles if older ;
ft R Grieve.......... ....... 10 1 1 1 , ..
4. Dames
br aioNaughton...,0 I? 13nattle 12 ao c o school nootinnociation ; 1G ax-
le h. Stark 0 oused by a magiatrate or prinetpal, or
',AIME assortment of watches at a L.
Jackson's,
le you want cheap glanware call at
Geo. Maker's.
Gmtstrrn preserve kettles for about hall
price, 13. Gerry.
HotraLr& VANnotte shipped two oars
of flour to Quebec last week.
NVOIEIMEN are building the stone wing -
walls at the south end of the iron bridge
at Brunets.
Hum Huron Fall Fair at Brussels on
Thursday and h'riday, On. let and 2n2.
Dont forget the dates,
Fon all lines of goods suitable for the
Fan trade go to Strachan's where yen
will get good value for your money and
nice freah goods.
A ming number of our citizens and
residents of this locality are attending
the Industrial Fair at Toronto. Another
contingent will go to London next week.
A :Atm and well assorted stock of
Cooper tt: Smith's boots and shoes juet
received at Strachan's. In addition to
the above excellent make and quality we
hove added several lines of ',Idles and
gents fine Beets manufactured by j. D.
King ds Co. As this firm has it high re.
potation for style and durability We have
only to mention the fact of having them
in stook and shall be pleased to show
them to our many customers.
Alex. Straohan
"A STrren in thee eaves nine I" and so
does a, garmeot save time, money and
expense if cleaned, pressed and dyed in
a thorough and artistic manner, which
can be done promptly and at a small
cost by sending to Parker's Dye Works,
Toronto, or any of their agents all over
Ontario. R. Parker dr Co. make eAuld
clothes look main guid as new," at a,
cost of lees Man onmfoarth their original
value. Ole him it trial and ye'll uo re.
gret it. Agency at f.‘kene's General
Store, 13russels,
A 1311AIN TwrwrElt,—The Fireside Week.
ly is offering great mall prices for the
solution of their Poetical Puzzle, Three
Hundred and Fif ty Dollars are offered
every week, divided as follosys
Prize, 8100 ; Second Prize, $75 ; Third
Prize, 850 ; next fifteen, 85 each, 875.
These prizes are given to the first correct
answers received each week, beginning
Monday, Sept. 21, and ending Nov. SOth
—the prize list beginning Over again
every Monday moruing. In addition to
this 850 will be given away to the first
correct answer reueived each morning,
and to every fifth of those not securing
cash rewards a Handsomo Silver Gipsy
Kettle, with stand, valued at 118 will be
given. Raab solution must be accompan-
ied by 01 for six menthe' subscription
(26 numbers) to Canada's popular and
only story paper. For full particulars
buy it sample copy from your nwedeater,
or send 5o. to The Fire Weekly, 9 Ade-
laide Street West, Toronto, 9-8*
Souon LAWS.—As the Public, achoole
have re opened, it will not be out of
place to call the attention of parents to
the Act passed at the last session 02 01)5
Local Legislature respeothig truancy and
compulsory school attendance. This
law, which went into effect on the first
day of August, requires that all childreu
between the ages of 8 and 14 shall at-
tend the public! school for the full term,
failing to do so without satisfaotory ex-
cuse parents, guardians end children are
liable to proseoution Th
Banantyne ...... A .1 Bright
0 Rosa 8 B Hinahloy 12 has passed the entrance, A justice of
leave of absenae clueing each school term
if he Is satisfied that the serving of suoli
child are required in husbandry, or in
urgent or neceseary household duties.
In towns and villages the, amide/Pei
connoils shall appoint truant 01130510 to
d
aorn this A.ot ; in townships the
school trustees have this power, and if a
child hale to Attend within hve clays of
nOtifioatiOn by thin officer, proceedings
shall be instituted against the parents.
The penalty ie a fine of from 415 to $20,
with the option of giving bonds for 8100
Mut the child shall attend the echool,
4050080110rs are to enter in a book, whoa
malting their assessment, the names and
ague of all children of eohoth ages in tho
munieiparity, which will be compared
with the echool register by the truant
officer. Corporation, officers or agenta
of cor'
porations neglecting to enforce
this Aot are liable to 11 penalty of from
825 to 830.
OL. S. 0.—A, ninth% of the Chau"
tangos Literary and Soientifie Circle wag
held at De. Graham's residence on Tues•
day evening of Eat week, the President.
Rev. G. F. Bolton, in the obair. W. 13.
Diann Male appointed Vie° President,
The mimeo of reaming was tallied one
and 'meetings on the let Thursday even-
ing eaoh month deeided upon, The
next meeting wilt bo held on the let of
Ootobee at the Methodist Pareonage
oottunanoing 7210 o'clock When the
onto will begin, 10 18 too late for yen
_ the peace msay grant a child ix weeks
Total 90 Total 74
Duo ins owN GRAVE.—A. telegram WaS
reeeived here On Tuesday of last week
intimating that William Riven, who re-
sided on his farm in West Oxford, near
Woodstoek, had been suddenly killed.
Re was a younger brother of Samuel
Rivers, of Brussels, and the tnessage
was forwarded to him at the oamp, St.
Thomas. It would appear that the de,
ceased was intending to bury a big stone,
weighing about three tons, in a summer
fallow, and had dug it hole 4 feet deep for
that purpne. The stone inoved before
he was ready and the life teas crushed 000
lin animate man in a sectomf, llie
000 55108 plotving in the same field having
only two Iambi to plow to cr plate the
work, the stone being on the last, and
not seeing his father went to the spot mid
to his horror found him buried ea above
stated, MI hurried away for hold and
after two hours hard work and the help
of three teams the stone was removed.
The body was badly mangled. Dia breant
and head was erushed in, juglar vain ant,
right arm broken in two planee in ad.
dition to minor injuries The fluter I
took pinoe on Thursday and was
largely attended, Rev. Mr. Hunt ollictiat-
ing. The subject of this notice wax a,
Godly man and for many years was an
ftetive worker in the Methodist ehureh.
A. wife arid OM ohildren mourn the end'
dos and unloOked for removal of Intsband
and father.
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Smit
to go to school or college (are you tno old
or too poor, or too busy) 5 Should yo
like to Penne a carefully arranged °ours
of roarling in liistory, ;tuatara, science
and art ? Should you like to turn mat-
ure yearn, middle life, and old age into
youth again ? Shot:id you like to turn
street, sitting-roorn, parlor, shop, rait-
way-nr, market, kitohen, sea•side and
forest into recitation rooms? The Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle is
designed to meet just this need. It
claims (1) to encourage people to read
helpful and instructive books, and (2) to
stimulate these renders ae far as possible
to become careful and thorough students.
The four year'a course of the 0. L. S. 0.
embraces the subjeon takerz op in au
average college course, and in this way
the Circle gives to its readers the college
student's general outlook .in history, lit.
erature, 1301011Ce and art, The study of
the languages 1002 of the higher mathe•
twain, however, does not form a part of
the work of the 0. L. $. 0, The Circle
is not in any sense a college, either in its
course of study or in its methods of work.
Yet it has put into the homes of the peo-
ple educational influence, atmosphere
and anibitiou whioh will lead many
thousands of yontlp to seelt colleges and
universities. The regular course ein-
branee outertaining and instr un-
tie° rending in ancient and modern his-
tory and literature, in physical, mental
and moral science, and in all matters
that pertain to a true life—physical, in-
tellectual, industrial, domestic, sooial,
political and religious. It is unseetarian
and unseetional, promoting good fellow-
ship and fraternity, iuspiring help to the
home, the church and the state.
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, =3MOt7s.V.•=21..73 Zural.:ES.Z.1=0WS,
ti ---
0 Pall Wheat (new) • ..... :hi 98
Spring Wheat .. 00 95
Barley 40 80
Peas 80 00
Oats. (new) 30 81
Butter, tubs and rolle„12 14
"Eggs per dotsen 12 00
• our per barrel 5 00 5 50
Potatoea ... •10 00
13fity per ton . 8 00 00
Pork ...... 500 000
Hides per lb 4 00
bah per bbl., retail...,1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 60
Lamb skin emit 40
Wool, per it . 18
McRae
BANDs.—In Grey, on Aug. 2810, the wife
of Mr. Win. Banda of a son.
PELTON.—In Atwood, on Sept. 1410, tke
wife of Mr, John Potter' of it son.
JAORSOIT.—In Morris, on Aug. 27th, the
wife of . Psfre Jackson of it son.
CONNON.—in Morris, on Sept. let, the
wife of Mr. Alex, Oonnon, of a eon.
LOW1111.—In Brussels, on Sept. 150, 1891,
the wife of Mr. Daniel Lowry of a
son.
CLEVE.—III Brussels, on bept. 13th, 1801,
the wife of Ilev. W. T. Chuff of a
505.
JAERSON.--In Morris, on Sept. let, the
wife of Mr, Jas. Jaekson of a daugh-
ter.
BURRE—GmEnsos.—in Blma, on Sept.
OM, by Rev. 3. Livingston, at the '
residence of the bride's father,
Joseph Burke, to Miss Mary Ann
Grierson, daughter of Geo. Grierson,
all of Lima.
ItRannonnit—Gresoz.—At the resi.
deuce of tbe bride's mother, on Wed-
nesdaY, Sept. Oth, by Rev. John
Ross, B. A., assisted by Rev. Joseph
Mahood, brother-in-law of the bride,
Mr. Wm, 5. MoKercher to Mise
Isabella Wilson, noond daughter of
the late Debt. Gibson, both of
Howiok.
e:tx=em..
Widtm—At St. Paul, Nebraska, on Sep.
tember 80h, William Ward, aged 51
years.
MAr.—In Atwood, on Saturday, 50131.
501.1, the infant daughter of Mr. /3.
May, aged 8 menthe.
SAIITN.—In Donegal, on Sunday, Sept.
ath, Edith Mabel, daughter of Mr.
Henry Smith, aged 5 years and 4
months.
2.
MMEONNTS,
Elmo, Atwood, Sept. 20,
Blyth'Oot. 8th and 1100..
Seaforn, Oat, 1st and 2n5.
Lneknow, Oct. 5th and fith.
Howiek, at Gerrie, Oct. Ord.
Zurich, Sept. 14011 and 15011.
Bxeter, Sept. 28t11 and 2010.
Hausa, Sept. 16011 and 16111.
Mitchell, Sept. 9.3rd and 2400,
Goderich, Sept, 1.6111 to 18111.
Weetern, London, Sept. 17 to 26.
Harrieton, Sept, 30111 to Oat. ist.
Pahneeaton, Sept. 2800 and 2910,
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 7 to 10.
Bast Miro», 13russola Oot. 1 and 2.
Central, Guelph, Sea. 22, 23 and 24.
North Perth, Stratford, Oet. 1 and 2.
Northern Walkerton, Sept. 20 to On.
6, Beet Wawanosh, 13elgrave, Oet. 6 and
Noethwestuen, Winghtun Sept. 20 and
130,
Centre Brun, at Paisley, Sept. 22nd to
241111,
Huron Central, Clinton, Sept. 28, 29
and BO.
Kincardine, at Kineardine, 006. flth
and Oth.
Canada Central, Ottawa, Sept. 23rd to
00. 2nd.
/./UrOn Township, at Ripley, Sept. 20811
and 80 1
Greet International, 5% John, N, 13,
Sept, 211115 to Oct. Brd.
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MANDAN BANE OF CANADA,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. F. (IOWAN, Preeideot.
J. L. BRODIE, Cashier.
ASSETS, • - • - 47,000,000
PAM EP CAPITAL, - 1,000,000
RESERVE PEEP, - • 500,000
Agencies in ell principal points in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, United States
and England.
Brussels Agency.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Farmers' and other good Notes Disoounted
at lowest rates. Drafts Issued and Collec-
tions made 00 010 points. Deposits received
and interest allowed at solvent rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank De-
posits of 81 aml upwards iro10 date of
deposit to date of withdrawal, and 80111.
pounded hall
Prompt attention and every &WIRY afford-
ed customers living at a distance,
G. P. SCHOLFIELD, Agent,
131.i/see/a, April8t1a, 1801.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
clENBEAL SERVANT WANT.
070. Apply at ono° to
AIRS. NY. M. SINCLA/R,
ONE Y TO LOAN.—PRIVATE
.111 Joliet, XEITA'a• odg"33. to GEoRon IlxxosToN,
41-11 2400, RBLLY, BrusSels,
I_TORSE RISING 5 YEARS
J. OLD FOR SALE. Weighs 5,400 pounds,
sound autl good worker. Apply to
3130.11 NN,Brassele.
VOR SALE. -1 GOOD HOR.S.E
.32 years oid, good driver ; 1 Covered Bug.
,gy ; 1 light Wagon and it now Cutter, Wimp,
for cash. Private sale.
0-8 W. R. WILSON.
G_ OLD EAR -RING LOST LAS
week betweeu Alr, John Stilleben'
Grey, and the 7t12 conceesion. Pinder Wi
greatly oblige owner by leaving it nt lise
Pots, Publishing 11011 Se.
1-4/ STRAY STEM -3,—A. ROA.7`7
Steer, one year old, emu o to Lot 0,
oon, 12, Croy, about two menthe ago. The
owner is regneated to prove proportY• PoY
expenses and take it oway,
It, SMITH, Bruosels,
SErr.1.8, 1801.
CIAMOILINA
preparation will be build a to-
linble remedy for the ordinary airman
or children, finch Solir
Weinacji, Col1Stipati011, Willfl C0110,
W01111311, Teething Troubles, Feverish ,
neele, inarrinna, and many other digeaseS
common to ohlidron, 10 regulates the
bowels aria assists digestion, t don
away entirety will' the giving of nannone
doses of Castor Oil to children. Its no.
tion on the bowels is gentle aml the ef-
fects produced are imitable. This' prepar.
ation is one of, if not the best palling ar.
Melon on our lin. 7..'he formula itself is
perfeetion, ie nice in flavor, dense in body,
dark 111 odor and fragrant in odor.
X. T. PEPPER,
Chemist & Druggist,
Eruseels,
M'e.INTOSEI MoTAGGART,
134bTKERS, - BRUSSELS,
weettaRecact 0.. al-ost..erca. Mo.riat.ing
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian awl United States Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits, •
Cotlections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents —1111tuvrisam's BANE og
CANADA,
Now York Atemts—Isreonruits AND T RAD -
Ens NATroNAL BAER.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BA-RRISTER
• settettor foul Conveyancer. Collo:-
Mons made, Office—Vansteue's Bleak, /3rus-
solo. 21-3in*
-vAT SINCLAIR,
TV • Solicitor, Couvoyainier, Notary Pith -
lie, &o. Office—Graham Blook,1 de north
of Popper's Dreg Store, Private Fantle to
Loan.
DICKSON HAYS,
(Late with G arrow &Prancifoot, Gude-
riabliarrotors, Sollal tore, Conveyancers,
Sm. Offices—Brussela Ana Sonforth. Brim -
Reis Oilica—Up-staire over Bank. Money
to Loan.
R. a 11058, IV. D. 010738011
BUSINESS CARDS,
11/1-1SS O'CONNOR,
.1.111 Teacher of Organelle Piano.
40-81 Princess street, Brossels.
. .
MoORACKEN; —
at h is Grong,VutritIELTrggettr:al."13% a gill,"
-P N. BARRE1T,
_IA). Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south 01 .0,. llf. Magar 00's hardware Moro.
Ladies' and Windrow( hair witting a. specialty
yrISS BALL
-L prepared to give lessons on the
Piano, Parlor and Pipe Organ. Special at-
tention given to Technic. Por farther lu.
formation address— Box 172, Brussels.
•
MoNAIR,
runny, pi. nr_ringe Lioensos, 1.)3,
VOTL1111,t0/501,',3Q1.13.1."Voticg"aTeTrn'hnuaaliZT
Eire Insuraneo Co. 01110eYat the Cranbrook
Post Office,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
INSTRANom,
F/RIE AND IVIARINF.,
GUELPH.
ALEX. KUNTF/R,
Work of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loam. Oolleotions made.
Onloo In Graham's Block, Brussels.
r\IL PAINTING,
‘,._/ Friss Merles, of Wingliam, is prepared
to give instruction in oil pointing, lams
maybe ascertained 50 Miss Nellie Ross' store
whore samples of work may be seen, MISS
Martha would also take a few more pupils in
rouge,
r11 A. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St, John's Church, Brim
selikau(1 pupil, in the Art of Teaching, of A.
VV. Thayer, Mlle ..000., NOW York, will Wye
lessons to pupils either at Thos,
Turn berry st., or if ereferred, at their own
homes, U:orniS moderate. 40 -
DENTAL.
333V,31.1-TTSWZR.-2-)
5 G. L. Ball, 7), S. Nitres Oxide Gas ad-
ministered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth, 74 Gerrard Street Bask Tonotrra.
1)1E-INITIESX I
M. CAVANAGH, L. 13• S., D. D. S.,
T Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
s, Burgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto UM -
11 varsity, Om/Ion—Over Pepper's Drug Store,
B BruSSetri,
QTRAYED BROM LOT 28, CON.
kJ 7, Morris, on August 20011, ranch ocrw,
grey and red In e0101., hole cut in loft ear,
Any iniortnatIon loading to the reeovery :of
this animal will be anitably reworded.
7-81 JOHN WALICEIt.
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DOCKET BOOK CONTAINING
-I- It email mut of motley tort a him 151.10.
sole Egg Emporium on July lath, Owner
may have GIs same by proving property and
paying for this notice by aPeiYiug 00
MRS. 13ALLANTYNI0 & SON,
1200 LBS. OF MILK A YEAR,
The chop of myPu re B rod Jersey Bull hoe
given 0(10 Ms, 5(milk in toss menthe WI 111
her first milt. 811e 05 0:001501555 to giro 1,2'
lbs, in 15 months 55115 her third emir, For
further pai‘,iculars regarding this liu" op -
ply 500 1010' Drug and liook Store, B. assets.
G. A, pelf .DMAN.
VI()USA AND LOT FOR SALM—
The sobseriber offers her house Ana
10t, eOrner 0/ 3a111411 and atroots,
BraSsela There hi a emnfortable
1505580,
good stable, splendid do, on the Pre-
mises, ;I. acre or land. For filrther portion.,
Iars as to price, terms, 4a, imply to
81058, Wol, MOCHILLOUGH, Brussels,
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SALE,— HOUSE, LOT
J.and Fruit Garden, 01 1010084 Piet Outside
tito corporation of Reuesela, under.
signed offerable heatitiful lionosteatl, emu-
Orisioft 510 sere of 181,01 1101d out in small
truing, & geoa brick house, stable, d100.,01aes
ethos ritecfrint° 110100' rt'i'
0, PEAR,
441 Brunets.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
LA. • Auctioneer, 10 always ready to at.
te tut gales 01 20.0055, farni stook, 40. Terme
cheerfully given. Orauurook 1(0, Soles
may be arranged at Tne POST Pub11Shing
House, Brussola
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Liconeed Malmsey. Sales eondueb
Sot on reasonable terms. Farms and forte
stock a specialty. Orders loft at Tun Poem
0501, sliing Ho u se , Bra satilti, or gen iso Walton
PCI., 00/1 reeelVo prompt attention,
T_TAVING TAKEN OUT MOEN-
-
-LA. en as au Auctioneet, I prepared
to conduct solos of farm stook at reasonable
prices, Nnewing the ebandflig Of nearly
every perinni I am in it noaltion to aell to
good clerks ana got good seenrity )vhen sold
on credit. Satighteinn aultranteoa. Give
Inman, SS- E 13, SOOTT.
NIEBICAL CARDS.
livivt, .17. GALE, 114. D., 0. 141„
V 111011Ther of b110 Collog e of Phystoite,,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
0/110 And Renton° -- train anon East,
1011101, 00 tart°.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, 11I. D.
0, 6 0.111„ 14,13.3?„ 0, P
5.001, At Popper's Drug Store frolu 0 10
note m. nee front 1110 to 4 Tr, in, Al other
hours nifty be found at his residence, form,
arty oeceplea by Dr. tiutChinson, 5501 50.
VETERINARY,
D. WARWICK,
e o atomr eruduo,to ot tho Ontario
Veterinary College, Is prepared to treat al/
diseaSea of domesticated itninutle In* own-
petent manner, Partioular attentlett paid
to yoterinarV cleutistry, calla 8r5mp5* at..
tended te. .611.1oo and inf1rmary-44re doors
nOrtli 01 beldje, Turnberry so,, Ertinels,