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The Brussels Post, 1891-10-9, Page 44 New Advertisement$. ger; cuions,yellow,Ge0Chapman, jagi illtuultnn ; °mous largo rets Jae leant- ilton, Ii Jennings ; paunnips, (lar Ulmwp L°cals—_1)r, Ayer. Haut, 1t Jennings ; celery, 13 fencing Strayed—Knit. Blair. Johu Cirahl m ; cauliflower, 14 Graben Cnrset•e A. Sea retain,. Indian cern, ,e Riker, W A'luCornsiuk Local i.l T,. Jackson. beans m WPeet, le Hill ; Pumpkin,, Pall Goody A i . Smith ( Miller Itis Hamilton ; equasb, Joh County Council wen, Holmes. Sanders, Geo Gordon ; (fibrous, Geo Go Admluistrator's Notice- -1., L. 'reeler. don, 1t M l3allantyee ; temetoes, 1t jet Servant \Vetoed --'Pur: L'osr 1'ubliahiug rings, \V Horn or ; meek melon, House, Baker ; water melon, A Baker ; Rolle tion of vegetables, !t jonnings, jobb Gtw- hatn ; fall apples, Smith 131.118, john Sproule ; winter apples, G ;Mayberry, f Switzer ; arab apples, \Van Horn sr,, 5te.velleon ; collection of apples, (1 Mut burry, A Miller ; winter pears, W Steve; son, A Simpson ; fall pears, Y Coulter Plums. A Simpson ; grapes,, Win Her ar ; live pounds of butter, A Baker, ja mms Priest ; home ale bread, john Graham A Baker ; baker's bread, 11 13 Hamilton piokles, John Senders, j Switzer ; hem made soap, A Simpson, j Switzer strained honey, Wm Horn, sr, Miss 111 Ball ; comb honey, \V Horn sr. Judges—john Goodall, G \V Dawson j H Clintie, Tiros Male. LADIES' liEl',tn'r)IENT. ' ;; A ji]IG 1,011 b! R\ICE. In Thenudorslgueilwill keep Im service on t Let 7, (Inn. 4,, Hh run tbo tl(:Roster 1. Whsle Boar, (an ids," Pedigree may he s4, noun ou applies limn Isis Rice Lund dem hath oteak 101 prizes at the hmlaoErpnl Slimy at . Toronto, Soatorib alp! Blyth. In lan), 'Loans, 81,00, with privilege or returning if Pecos. eery. 12-4 FRAN3( BAINES, Proprietor, THE BRUSSELS POST (plc `tirttss'cls .a t. h'IUtP:l1', OCT. 9, 1891. ELMA SHOW. The Elmo, fail show, held in Atwood on Tuesday of last week was a success in every particular. The outside depart- ment was full with the exeeptionof sheep and pigs. There was a large exhibit of cattle, and the poultry wee excellent, the exhibit being much larger than that of leen year. In horses, there was a fine showing, some of the best stock in the th county being in e ring. The imple• natant display was poor and almost peg. leeted. following is the prize list t— }V T11IPR0\'ED LARGE WHITE YORK• SHIRE 130AR, • Tho nndtrsigseti will keep for service this pfesout Rouses rho .Luproved large whits n Morris, to idg ",lima" st tot 26, too,c, B Morris, to w dolt a limited number of sown Pule bn taltun, 'l'ert o 81.00 to be paid Lit luau of necessary, with Lha privilege of return- ing if neonatal•}'. POdtgroe stay 00 scan ap- e Ou applivatlou, Rol31;141' NLUH0L, 18tf Proprietor. Patched quilt, John Stewart, J Turnbull ; oronitet quilt, J B Hamilton M Hall ; log cabin quilt, T Jackson, t Hall ; fancy quilt, Ji'o Morrison, John piens. Hislop ; counterpane, e1 Hall, J Nixon ; Heavy draught --Span of horses, T ornamental needlework, el loess ; fine Jackson, Smith Brno ; three year old sltirt, machine trade, lI Hall, G May - filly or gelding, Wit Sweeton, Fred Switzer, John Dickson ; two year old ally or gelding, John Dickson, Fred Switzer, A Simpson ; nue year old Idly or gelding, 11 S Ballantyne ; best mare, woolen gloves, Jas Nixon, ef Hall ; fancy R 5 Ballantyne ; brood mare, J Diokoon ; knitting, Jae Nixon, M Hall ; crochet foal of 1851, John Pickson. General wet k, 111 Hall, J B Hamilton ; coverlet, A Miller, ant Dioltson ; wreath natural (lowers, Jno Graham, T\'lu Stevenson ; painting on plush, T Jackeon, 6f Hall •, berlin wool work. raised, A H Wynn, 31 Hall ; Berlin wool work, ilob, A H Wynn, M Hall ; tidy, T Jackson, Wat- Son .1 Gibbs ; mantle and table scarf, \Vat -on & Gibbs, HI Hall ; pincushion, el Hall, A H Wynn ; pillowshams, T Jack- son, M Hall ; ti sue paper flowers, Jno Morrison, S Wberry ; araseenn work, Watson & Gibbs, el Hull ; table mats, 11•I Hall, A H Wynn ; toilet set, el Hall, T Jackson ; Bela pillow, R Ford, T Jaek• son ; painting on plush or satin, A 11 Wynn, M Hall ; fancy slippers, M hall ; ladies' underclothing, Watson & Gibbs ; outline work, W Stevenson, A H Wynn ; cotton batten wreath, S Wherry ; collec- tion of pictures, Watson & Gibbs, R Hf Ballantyne ; collection of ladies' work, M Hall, Watson & Gibbs; Recommend• ed feather wreath, V Ioerger. Judges—Mrs Geo Moffatt, Wingbam ; Mies Maggie Stewart, Bruoeels. REAL ESTATE. T1ARMS POR SALE,—THE UN• n0ttSrGNED Ras several good Farms tar A Rale anti to rout, sone norms, in Townahipo of 21 orris and Gray. P, S, SL'OTT. Brueaule, \l 87-41. berry ; woolen soaks, Jae Nixon, J Diok ; darned stockings, 31 Hall, Jno Switzer ; stockings, G Mayberry, Jae Nixon ; woolen mitts, Jas Nixon, S Wherry ; purpose --Span of horses, T Dickson, T Jackson ; three year old filly or gelding, John Guy, 5 Bennett, John Dick ; two year old filly or gelding, 5 Bennett, Geo. Mayberry 2 & 3 ; one year old filly or gelding, 11 Hamilton, Wm Horn jr, II Hunkiu ; best blare, T Dickson, J B Hamilton, J Guy ; brood snare, J Dan• can, le Switzer, J Riaeh ; foal, 3 Dun- can, 11 Hankin, J Diok. Carriage—Span, 3' B Hamilton, W Peet ; buggy horse, G Wiles, J Scott ; saddle horse, R Roe ; three year old filly or gelding, J Bowes, Y Coulter ; two year old filly or gelding, J G Ballard, J W iMcBain ; one year old filly or gelding, J Sproule, J G Ballard ; brood mare, J Sproule, W Boyd ; foal, J Sproule, W Boyd ; pony, A 1d Wynn, J Switzer. Judges—Jas Jones, Mitchell ; Peter Deans, Wingbam ; Jae ieerguson, Brute, eels, CAME. Durham—Miloh cow having calved, Smith Bros 1 & 2 ; miloh cow to oalve, Smith Bros ; two.year.old heifer, Smith Bros. Ayrahires—milah cow having calved, J Dick, W Dickson ; Heifer calf, Thos Dickson, 3' Diok. Jerseys--ntileh cow, A H Wynn ; heifer calf, A kI Wynn. Grade—milch °ow having calv- ed, J Dick 1 & 2 ; mileh cow to calve, H. Smith ; two•year old heifer, J Diok 1 & 2 ; one•year•sld heifer, A Lawrence, H. Smith ; bull calf, A Lawrence, 3' Dunoan ; heifer calf, J W Boyd, 3 Dick. Any breed—yoke of oxen, J Ittaoh ; two. year-old steer, (4 Mayberry ; one•yeer-old steer, A Lawrence, G Mayberry ; fat beast, A Simpson, H Smitb. Judges—Wm White, Hibbert ; David Milne, Ethel ; Peter fowler, Blaevale. SHEEP. Canadian N'e♦i'fe. There is a rumor that next Beeson two fine boats will run from Cleveland to Goderieh, calling at many intermediate ports. Mayor Butler, M. Iiutchison and Wen. Lee, of Goderieh, were in Ottawa the past week pointing out to the Minister of Pubiio Works the necessity of improving the harbor. The deputation seem satis- fied with their reception by Hon. Frank Smith. Last Thursday night Mrs. Peter Ilia• Oullougb, who resided on the Indian reserve, near Sarnia, was in the act of milking and had got all but one oe w milked, but had left this one, which had Leieesters—Aged ram, John Hislop ; a young calf, until the last. Her husband shearing rain, Gro Mayberry ; ram lamb, took the calf away and the Row im. T Dickson, Wm Dickson ; breeding ewes, mediately turned on the poor, woman, T Dickson, W Sweeton ; shearing ewes, goring her and tramping her under foot. T Dickson 1 & 2 ; ewe lambs, W Sweet. Deceased leaves bebind a husband and on, T Dickson. Shropshires—Aged ram, large family. C Heller ; shearing ram, J W Boyd ; The Galt Reporter says :—W hile some ram Iamb, J W Boyd 1 & 2 ; breeding boys in Ward 1 were cutting up a portion ewes, J W Body 1 & 2 ; ewe lambs, J W of a pine stump on Tuesday, the axe Boyd, H Bounenberg ; fat sheep, any struck something hard and an examinee bteed. J Hamilton. tion showed it to be a dint arrow head, PIGS, which in the days of long ago had been driveu into the tree, doubting by some Indian when testing his bow or shooting at a mark. It was buried in the wood between six and seven Inches. If this little bit of flint Gould speak what a story it might relate. A six.year-old son of Mr. Mingo, a far. mer living in Bethune, was seriously in• jured by the accidental discharge of a gun on Sunday morning. It appears that he and an older brother were on their way to Sabbath school, but called at a neighbor's house as they were pass- ing, There was no one but a boy there, so apparently the lads thought it a good opportunity to examine a gun which they found in a shed attaohed to the house. As le usual in such cases, the boys did not know the gun was loaded until it went off, shooting the little fellow lit the Bide. Mae. (Dr,) Stewart, of Palmerston. received a letter from her sister, Dire. Large, last week announcing her safe arrival in Tokyo, Japan. In the letter was enclosed a clipping from The Japan Mail published in that city the day before her arrival, which is au foilGwe; "It was stated some time ago that a man under custody at the principal pollee station in Chiba Prefecture, hod ounfessed to the murder of Rev. Mr. Large, which event, 18 will be remembered, took place in April of last year. He was described as In youth of about 20, by name Isoahima Karam, a native of Kollo, in the Suzu district of Kazuen province. At first it was supposed that he was insane, bet the Myiuko Shimbun alleges that the exam• ination conducted at the Chiba magis. traoy goes to prove him thereat murderer, and that the fact was reported to Tokyo on the 28th instant," Mrs, Large knows the prisoner well. Bari Gehl died in the hospital at Port Arthur, on Thursday night of last weep, from a fracbured skull, and in his death the district loses one of its oldest uiti. zen5 and most experienced explorers. he was born at Inneptucken, on the Rhine, Bed fail wheat, J Ditkeen, 4V Boyd ; 57 years ago, and came to this country white fall wheat, J Hamilton, 0 Haller ; when a young man. Ile prospered in spring wheat, A Miller, A Baker ; two. the county of Beene end owned a saw rowed barley, A Miller, A I3alter ; six. mill, te farm, a store and a hotel. But rowed barley, A Miller, W Stevenane ; in 1009 he Dame out here, and from then black Date, A Miller, A Baker ; white to now he has made the bush bis home, oats, A Miller, Smith Bras; peas, W following.up an exploror'e life, He bee McCormick, Smith .Bros ; sheaf of flax, sold snores of locations and he discover. L Hill ; timothy seed, A l3aker, 4V. Ste. ed Silver Hill mine, tate Ottawa loeatine venson ; white elephant potatoes, Wm on A4tik Lake, and a big list of others of Peet ; Beauty of Hebron potabes', John others of lesser note. Gehl was explore Graham, John Itowat ; late potatoes, R ing in the State River County with hie Bailanbyuo, H Ronoenbeeg ; early pots, son when he accidentally Blipped and fell toes, John Graham, Jas. Struthers ; over a bluff, Hie Run found 11in1 upper - Swede turnips, G. Mayberry, Wm Horn, sntly Menge at the foot of the lame. sr ; turnips, any variety, John Nowa[., J Ile was taken up and brought to the hos- Tennant ; mangolds, long red, J Graham, pital he=re, The deceased was a than of W McCormick ; mangolds, yellow globe, tremondous maculae etrengtll and bee W Horn sr, J (Hallam ; beets, W Me. been known to pick up a steel rail weigh. Bain, Geo Gordon ; radishes, A Miller, ing about 000 pounds and tarry it off the A Baker ; oahbages, A Simpson, V Ioer• heat, Berkshires— teed boar, J Tennant ; boar pig, Smith Bros, A Mtlier ; sacking pips, J Tennant. Yorkshire Whites— boar pig, A Miller ; brood sow, A Miller ; sow pig; 4, Mfller ; sucking pigs, 3 Ten• namt. Judges—Thos Davidson, Duncan Mel- colm, Wm Isbister. eoreenr. Fowl—plymonth reeks, T Male, J Morrison ; white leghorns, T Male brown leghorns, T Male 1 & 2 ; ham - burgs, any breed, T Male, A H Wynn ; games any breed, T Male; inching any breed, G Smith, T Bale ; blank spenieh, T Male 1 & 2 ; houdans, T Male ; light brahmas, J Switzer, G Smith ; bantams, A H Wynn ; geese, A Hiller, J Hamil- ton ; ducks, A Miller, V Icerger; turkeys, A Miller, J Hamilton ; pigeons, T Male 1 & 2. Chicks--plymouth rocks, T Male, J Morrison ; white leghorns, T Dickson, G Smith ; brown leghorns, T Male 1 & 2 ; bamburgs, any breed, T Male, A H Wynn ; games, any breed, T lklaie, j G Ballard ; oochins, any breed, T Male 1 & 2 ; black epanish, T Male 1 & 2.; light brahmas, G.Smith 1 & 3 ; bantams, T Male 1 & 2 ; geese, A Millar, j Priest ; dnoks, j Priest 1 & 2 ; turkeys, A Miller ; pigeons, T Malo 1 & • 2 ; recommended, black leghorns, G Smith ; golden po- lands, 1T Male ; canary, A H Wynn, judges—Robt Anderson, 11 Elliott, 11,tNIIFACTVIES. Cowhide boots, pegged, j Ferguson ; calf boots, pegged, j k'erguton ; union flannel, jag Nixon, H Ronneuberg ; suit of cloths, R 144 Ballantyne, G Currie ; fulled cloth, C Heller ; pair blankets, jas Currie, C Heller ; woolen yarn, j San - dere, j B Hamilton ; rag carpet, jas Nix- on, 1i' Switzer ; fluor mat, j Switzer, j 3 Ballard ; double set carriage harness, j Happier; team hereon. A Campbell ; bee hive, H Bounenberg, Wm Horn or, judges—H Gleieer, H lel Schaefer. AGItICOLT110A74 riloDCCTtOys. • (rHOICE 14'AHMI FOR SALE.— ) Let 11, Ono. 12, Grey; 100 acrea; lIswt- class buIl,504n. .1 rare bargain to a 00011 purchaser. Title perfect, Apply at °neo to W. M, SIN CLA311, Solicitor, Brussels. 30- %I30101; FAR al FOR SALE.— ) Being South half Lot 07, oma.4, Morrie, 100 acres, non rly ill cleared. Good bull i,,ge, flue Venug beuri ng orchard, InEinetliilte pus. Session. Easy Tera,;. Apply En W. 11, SIN CLAIM, tf- Solicitor, 40., Brussels, 71ARII FOR SALE.—TIDE UN- .L� derelgued offers his valuable 100 time loran, being Lot 10, Con. 0, Grey, for sale. There are 85 acres under crop, balance timbered, There 1s a good orchard, wells, &o. on the premises, besides log house, bank barn, &o. W111 be sold on ronsouablo terms. For price and full particulars apply to W111. HAIIKIIIK, Brussels P. 0., or Joey RwATTtE, Seaforth, Out. 97.0m �ALUABLE 50 ACRE FARM Pon SALE.—•Being west 4 Lot 11, Oou. 0, Grey, 24 miles from Bru mils. The land is good clay loam, wall drained, mostly ell °leered and ingond order. One aero of or- chard in good repair. There is a never fail. lug spring on the premises and an extra well at the buildings. Thebuiltiingsoreoomfort- able. Would taste suitable property in or near Brussels as part par. For further par- tioulars apply on the promises to THOS, Hfo0REGOR, or address Brussels P. 0. 8841 1 ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- DEnetGNP.D executor's offer the John Lowe farm for sale. The property consists of 100 acres, beteg Lot 10, sou. 5, Grey, and having thereon a arst.olass briok moues, bank barn, orchard, wells, never -failing spring, good tonnes, &c. About 70 acres cleared, balance bush. Possession will be given next Pall. For further particulars as to price and terms apply to W. B. n IOKSON, Solicitor, Brussels, or to JNO. SMITH, 1 Executors.E. J. MOARTBUII r 42-tf 6111 Oon., Gtey. "1:4' ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- Dn+ESIGEED offers for sale the north Rest tluarte r of lot 28, concession 6, Morris, County of Huron, contain ing 56 notes. The land iaof first quality and in a high state of oultiyatioe, well folioed and under -drained, :5 acres cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms, milk house with 0onerete walls, 2 wells, good barns Hutt shod, orchard, oLe, Eight a0res of fall wheat. This .1001rab10 property adjoins tba corporation of Brursole, Suit- able tern' will be glveu, Title perfect. I AH1ES GRIEVE, Owner, 86- Seab.rth P.0. ri OOD FARiS FOR SALE.— . J The nuemeiguerl Executors offer the "John Forbes" !Farm for sale. The property consists of 150 eves, being lot 5, con. 8, and west half lot 7, eon, 8, Grey township, There are 180 acres cleared and under crop, balance hardwood bush. On the premises 18 it good 2 storey brlcli-house, large bank barn with stone stabling, wells, windmill and pilling to stables, two °robards, mood fences &o. The farm 10 to R. good abate of cultivation and is only 21 miles from Brussels. Possession t° suit purchaser. For prloe, tutus, &c., write or apply to 8•tt JAS. OARDIFF, liruaeele P. 0. or D. FORBE:, Stratford, Private Funds to Loan. $20,000 Have been placed in my hands for Investment on real estate, LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. No Commission. Borrowers can have loans com- pleted in Three Days if title satisfactory. W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor, B 'U88818, ick Headache I8 a complaint from which many suffer and few are entirely free. Its cause is indigestion and a sluggish liver, the cure for which is readily found in the U80 of Ayer's Pills. "I have found that for sick headache, paused by a disordered condition of the stomach, Ayer's Pills are the most re. liable remedy."—Samuel C. Bradburn, Worthington, Mass. "Atter the use of Ayer's Pills for I am jny ustified in sin aying that they are excellent cathartic and liver medicine— sustainingg all the claims made for them." W. A.. tiVesbfall, M. D., V. P. Austin & N. W. Railway Co., Burnet, Texas. "Ayer's Pills are the beet medicine known tome for regulating the bowels, and for all diseases caused by a dis- ordered stomach and livor. I Buffered for over three years from headache, in- digestion, and constipation. I had no appetite and was weak and nervous Most of the time. By using three boxes of Ayer's Pills, and at bite same time dieting myself, It was completely cured." —Philip Lockwood, Topeka, Kansas. "I was troubled for years with indi- gestion, constipation and headache. .A taw boxes of Ayer'% Pills, used in small Prime Hams and Bacon. dally doses, restored me to health. They are prompt and effeetivo."—W.4. Strout, Meadville, Pa. Ayer's Pills, PREPAnOD n8 Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co„ Lowell, Masai field by all Brueghel end DOalort le Medicine. 00T, S), 1891 O _El' 171 A. MA 1X11DS 00U.rTA.ne,'51 gra", E EX EL +14h. Cfrr CHPETTO:S3 This being one of our leading Lines we are this Season showing all the newest novelties, Compris- ing CASHMERES, SOLIEAS, SIERGES, BEDFORD CORDS, CHEVIOTS, CAM- ELS' HAIR, PLAIDS and TWEED SUITINGS. We invite the Ladies of Brussels and Vicinity to call and inspect our Stock before purchasing elsewhere as we have many new novelties to Show. FERGUSON HALLIDAYI -RAPY CARRIAGES ! A Tip-top Display of the Latest Designs in Baby Car- riages have arrived at H. Dennis', Brussels. Call and see them before you purchase elsewhere. Trunks, Valises, Satchels, &e. always in stock and sold at Close Prices. If you want a set of Light or Heavy Harness I can supply you. See our Scotch Collars. �. De niS. IN THE OLD STAND! Owing to Mr, lhtoGinnis felling to complete his arrangements I am back again in ney Grocery. I am very thankful for the patron- age in the past 14 years and nit not only a continuance of the same but a large in - man in trade. I have a well assorted stock of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, GLASSWARE, FRUITS, &u., and am continually adding to it. Sig L3argain8 in Teas, Special Value in Glassware, I don't do much puffing about my business but l am giving bargains that Iare worth securing. Call and prove it ter yourself. Geo, B ker, FOR, THF; E BRUSSELS %VOOLE MILL WANTS TO GET 50,000 POUNDS OF WOOL 1 In Exchange for Goods. The Highest Market price will be Allowed. We have a Fine Assortment of Tweeds, Cottons, Flannels, Blan- kets, Sheeting, Knitted Goods, Yarns, &o. All Wool left with us for 'manufacturngwhether trolls or otherwise, will bsve our prompt' attention. ?A,pIterACTIOr!gklWdryqEED HOWE & CO., Brussels.