The Brussels Post, 1892-7-8, Page 88 THE BRUSSELS POST
PRE PARIS GREE1\
ONLY
250. PER LB.
To Compete With Illegal DeftierS
ilud Others who may be selling
an inferior article of Paris Green
have decided to sell, until fur-
ther notice,
OUR BEST
PARIS GREEN FOR ONLY
25 Ms. PER LB
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN =TENSION W. Q. & n.
Trains; leave Brussels Station, North
ara South, as follows:
Coma SOUTH, GOING Nonni,
Mail 710 am. I Mixed 9:58 am.
Elxpress 1150 a.m. Alail ... ....... ., 3.16 p.m.
Mixed ... 0:50 p.m. Exprese 9:45 pm.
wocat Retus tents.
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Ermaxa is on the program,
Raenlainares are ripening fast.
SLIGHT frosts cluing the past weelt.
LET Us know the names and residence
of your visitors.
Samoa Board meeting on Friday even-
ing of this week,
hlionmi, Sam lost a good e0s7 last
week from milk fever.
NEST Tuesaay the Orangeman will
celebrate the 12111 in Kincardine.
Batmen's Band will accompany the
Orangemen to Kincardine ou the 12th.
t. LEATHERDALE is the proud possessor
of an Oliver Wilkes foal a few days old.
A. M. :ticK_tx & Co. are handling "The
Old Flag" English binding twine at a
low prioe.
CHEAP fares to Saratoga., N. Y., to the
National Eduoational Aseocietion meet-
ing from July 12th to 15th.
CLEGG & DAMES shipped 4 oars of
cattle and pigs from Bruseels last Mon.
day. They handle a lot of stock in a
season.
OVER $8,000 worth of butter was ship-
ped to Montreal last Monday from Brue•
sets, the purchase of one buyer from our
merohants.
Swum cricketers played a match
with Brussels on Thursday of this week
on Vlotoria Park. The game was not
aompleted when we went to press.
T. A. HAWKINS, of this town, es.
slated in the mualoal program of a Straw-
berry festival held at Dr. Cale's
denee, Ethel, on Thursday evening of
this week.
UPWARDS of 150 people from Brussels
and locality went to Wingl3am on Do.
minion Day. Jas. Jones, W. Grewar
and R. N. Barrett assisted the Listowel
Baud at the demonstration. The home
guard played foot ball ard tennis, went
boating, bathing and °hared arouud
generally,
ON Dominion Day Unary James and
Tom Ross played lacrosse with Clinton
at Goderich. The former was on the de.
fence and the latter goal keeper. The
Co. town team weren't in it bat they
were very intent on their attention to the
visitors after the game, seine of the
Gocleriobites even going BO far as to don.
ate a portion of the material for a stone
house.
Orn,r 22. -On Thursday evening of last
week we were presented with a box of
strawberries, of the Wilson variety,
grown by I. 0. Richards, twenty-two
berries filling the box. They were beau-
ties and were just as good as they looked.
Mr. Richards in addition to looking after
his harness shop is quite a gardener
particularly in the vegetable and small
fruits linos.
S/LVER Cor. -J, O'Leary has donated a
silver cup to the Brussels Gun club. The
members shoot for its possession every
month and the highest average score will
hold it until next season. At the first
match there were seven members present,
eaoh having 15 shots. Tbe following was
the result •-D. 0. Ross, 11 ; J. Hewitt,
10 ; R. W'att, 9 ; J. Irwin, (3; A. 0.
Dames, 7 ; Joe Ballembyne, 5; Dr. Igo.
Nalighbon, 5. Mr. Boss wag consequent-
ly the winner of this Rhea after a elose
outwit. Some fun is expeoted before
the Summer is over, Next match will be
en Friday, 29th inst.
'MUSICALE.- On Thursday afiern0011 Of
last week T. A. Kawkins met with his
Brussels musio mils in the Odd Fellows'
Ball and gave a very interesting program
ef vooal and instrumental music to a
large circle of friende and acquaintances
who had assenibled to hear thetu per.
form. The following mils took part
viz., Mines Mary Lamont, Lillian Ainley,
Annie Rose, Allis Cardiff, Jennie Mc-
Nair, Boll Smith, Maggie Reymann,
Mary Lang, Bella Bob, Jennie Howe,
Ella Ainley, Lothe Hill, Aggie McNair,
Amanda IlloCracken,Bertha MOCUllough,
llasty Ritohie and Minnie MoNaughton.
At the close of tbe concert Mr. Perry
took a photo of the class.
Tan Estrorsiox ov Arrs. -The New
York Observer hes a correapondent who
soiree the problem ea follows : "Having
had years of torment ith ants, both
black and rod, we lighted on the follow.
ing relmnly which with es bas worked
like magiol One spoonful tartar emetic,
and ono spoonful of sugar mixed into a
thin syrup, As it evaporates oe is carried
off, add ingredients as needed, A sicker
lot of poste would be hard to find.
Whether they impart tho result to the
home firm or whether all are killed,
how not. Certain it is bloat they do nab
pey us 11 seoond visa, For ante on the
fawn, a spoonful of Paris groan out with
alcohol and made into syrup with slaw
-.and water can be put on moose Of glass
or arooltery-eover from dor:Manic pota-
and the eloughter will be tithisfaotory."
Sr, Joured °handl Sunday sehool held
their annual ple.nic on Wednesday after.
moon.
.1. J. tr,rta haa (Hero •ed of 25 mowers
this season. Tho heavy bay aim basin)
dOnht indered a good Many 10 purohaSe.
D. Saawurr's deolstion in the osee of T.
Stewart ve, Wm. Illaehill, W111011 Wag re.
ferred to him by the judge:It the Division
Court, was that one runiount balance
the other, each to pay hie own outs.
AbwArs read the advertisments in your
loath papor. Thu show Plat what live
business men are about, mud every one
who has to do trading will find that it
pays to trade with those who advertise.
CONSTARLE BROADPOOT IRIS had sOme
lively skirmishes this week over en.
deavoring to impound cattle as the Cow
By-law directs. From 8 p. in, to a o'.
olook on the succeeding morning is the
restrioted time.
A Puma:cm Farmers' Piamio, under
the auspices of the Central Farmers' In.
stitnte of Onta'
rio will be held at Grims•
by Park on Tinirsday and Friday of this
week. Exounions will be rua over all
railways in Ontario to Grimsby Park.
FATAL AecIDEN r.-Litet SittUrday tile
team of John Wilson, Streetsville, ran
away on his farm and injured him so
badly that death resulted on Wednesday.
The deceased was a brother of Mrs. a..
G Skene's' of Brunets. She attended
the funeralon Friday. Mr. Wilson WAS
unmarried.
Tummy evening a song service WAS
given in the Methodist ohnreh basement,
entitled "Mips," illustrative of the aon•
dition of old London poor. The urn,
tire was given by Rev. G. 1'. Salton and
the vocal eeleations by the °holm Straw.
berries and cake were served at the con-
clusion of tho service.
Sonsummis in arrears to Tun Pon;
will save us a lot of trouble by remitting
the amount at once without waiting to
lave accounts sent out Some have al-
eady had two notifications. See the
libel on your paper it should be marked
o January '93. Our thanks are due to
hose who settled daring the last few
;melts.
THE A06011 Free Press has celebrated
hi 18111 birthday and its energetic editor,
H. P. Moore, keeps it up to high water
mark in addition to the other multifari.
us duties he attends to, Acton people
hould not only be proud of the Free
ress bat should give it their hearty
upport.
A Imam and very enjoyable evening
as spent by the Christian Endeavor
°piety of Melville ;thatch on Munday
vening of this week on the lawn and
rounds of Mrs. D. Sinolair, Qneen street.
short program oonsi.ting of Intlei041
eleotioos on the harmonica, solo by Miss
ono Rose, reading by R. M. Dickson and
nthems by the choir was presented.
offee and other refreshments were dis•
ensed during the evening. The gather -
g was for the purpose of developing the
Mal qualities of the young people
ther them any financial results,
DIED. -D. A. Robertson, brother•in-
w to Walter Jackson, of Brussels and
old resident of St. Marys, died at his
sidenoe in the stone town Tuesday after
long illness. His death has been ex.
oted almost hourly for three weeks, at;
was unable to take acaroely any
urisliment during that time. His
onble was paralysis, but the disease
as of a peculiar nature and unlike the
dinary paralysis. Deceased Was a
ties of Scotland, where be was born
years ago. A. nunaber of years ago he
s mayor of St. Marys, and during his
tole earthly career was held in the foll.
t esteem by his fellovr•oitizons. He
yes a large and estimable family, cion.
Ong of his mourning wife, four aons
d four daughters. The 1 nneral took
ma on Thursday afternoon, Rev. S.
nes and H. L. Jackson attending.
FOOT BArm.-On the forenoon of Do.
nion Daya foot.bell match was play -
by a junior team frem the Oth um.
ey township chiefly and the juniors of
ussels, on Viotoria Park. Neither side
red during the hour. The players
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combination eleven made up of Grey and
Walton players came to Brunets and had
a friendly tussle on the same ground.
The home team was too heavy for the
visitors although they contested the
ground well end did ecune good playing.
Brussels won by 2 goals to 0. The fol.
lowing were the members of the (dabs
and the position played ;-
IlitcresEus. PosITIoN, WALTelt.
flombly Goal Rialop
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PICKED UP AT TETE DEPOT.-Geerge Dirt
is digging a well at the station for the
acoommociation of those concerned. A
pump will he placed in it. -The fences ab
the cattle.guards have been whitewashed
SO as to inchoate to the engineers where
the orossings are. -During the past year
the out ma of freight from Brussels
station exceeded the former year by the
large amount of 2,200 tons. -.A. DOW time
table is now in force, Zoe pal:hooters
see table at the head of the local column
of 1.Cm3 POST. -On Tuesdaymorning next,
the 120h, it special exothaion train will
leave here for Kincardine at 8:05 o'clook.
The return fare for adults will be 01.00,
600 or more passenger,, are expeoted from
Brussels. -During the week Messrs. Clegg
and Dames shipped 4 oars or extra good
atook ; 3. & J. Livingston, a oar of flax
seed and a car or tow to Badon ; 10, Gra,
ham 5 oars of wheat to the Eastern
markets ; T. Coleman 1 tars of salt, -
Yew sootions on the railway are kept in
better shape than that muter the direo,
tion of Seotion Muter MoKenzie and
inen.-Tho Satuaday exouraions to the
lake are rapidly iooreasing as the weathoe
grows warmer. -If it worn not for the
careful watching of Station Agent Kew
dall and Operator Oogarth there might
be mom then one cow belonging, to the
rosidents of Brusaels converted into cold
beef by the trains. The 0. T. IL is eo.
fording the law (mouthing cattle miming
at hirge in several plaoes In this Nortb.
ern section. -4/m. &mitt shipped a oar
of s took to the Eastern markets en
Thursday,
Tue friction that existed botweon Sea.
forth Methodist church and the Station.
ing Comlniltee bas been amicably settled
by sending Rev. W. Smyth to Ontario
street obureb, Clinton, and Bev, a. am.
ioway to Seaforlh. Rev. W. H. Hinolts
WM invited and accepted, subjeot to the
Conference ratification, but before that
body assembled Ito was also invited to
Owen Sound where he was sent, hence
the vigorous Iciokiif,g of the Seaforthitee.
URIO itoid in the blood is the minso of
nearly till disease, it visits every part of
the body and is liable to fasten disease
on any organ ; the (hay of the kidneys is
to extract wastes from the blood; a cold
will !hop thia action, a pain in the baolt
follows and unless relief is obtained, per-
manent inability of the kidneys to por•
form their functions follows, which may
teatni tithe in liver complaiiit, dyspepsia,
blood disease, dropsy, diabetes or
Bright's disease. Dodds Kidney Pills
aseish the kidneys to natural work and
cure all complaints and results arising
from same.
People._We Know.
Rev, 0, F. Salton was in Torouto
week.
Mi -s Lottie Smale is home from
ronto.
Councillor Thomson was 213 Hami
this week.
Miss Tunis Sample spent Sunda
Wingham.
Mrs. J. D. Ronald has gone to Ohio
for a visit.
Geo. Good, of Seaforth, was in town
Wednesday.
01. W. Baltzer, of Bodin, spent a
days in Brussels.
M. Farrow, of Blamable, was visit
his son this week.
Miss Mitchell, of London, ie vista
Mrs. A, Sheehan,
Murdy MoLennan, of London, was
town on Thursdav,
Mrs. Walter Jackson and Loon
home from Toronto.
A. Hunter, Division Court Cleric
away at New York.
Miss Dolly Braker was visiting
Winghatn this week.
Miss Dolly Shaw was visiting ab P
Elgin for a few days.
J. T. Oook has taken a situation
Wingham for a time.
Mrs. Walter Wilbee and chndren In
gone to lierriette,
W. Morrison and wife, of London, a
visiting at W. R. Wilson's.
Mrs. John MoOrae has been on
sick list and is still poorly.
Mrs. J. T. Cook aud children are vie
ing relatives in Kincardine.
J. F. McCrea, of Montreal, made
visit to bis parents last weelc.
Wm. Scott, familiarly known
"Scotty," has gone to Drayton.
William Rivers and wife, of Teeswate
were visiting in town last weelc.
Miss Joan Ross, teacher at Tecumse
Mich., is home for her vacation.
Miss II. Spence, of Ethel, spent la
Sunday in town with Mrs. Cook.
J. Buckborough, of Waterloo, was vie
Lig Rev. G. F. Salton this week.
J. Gallagher, of Gillies & Smith's pr
vete bank, Sundayed in Luoknow.
The Misses Robertson, of Kincardin
wore visiting in Brussels last weelc.
Mrs. Fred. Pelton, of Port Ffuron,
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. Pearson.
Brien and Stewart, sons of P. Soot
are visiting their grandfather at Settfortl
Miss Cora Ferguson, of Teeswater,
visiting relatives in Brussels and. looa
ity.
Jae. Stretton, wife and children, o
London, were visiting in Brussels for
few days.
J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, formerly o
Brussels, is in Toronto thia week on
business trip.
Mrs. James Ross has been seriously il
during the past week but is oonaiderabl
improved now.
Miss Fannie Smith, of Taronto, is en
joying a honday visit with her sister
Mrs. R. L. Taylor.
jno. McCallum has gone on a pleasur
trip to Newark, N. J., where he will visi
relatives for a time.
Miss Paul, Miss Olimie and 0. Climie,
of Listowel, spent Dominion day with
Mrs. Roderiok Ross.
R. G. Wilson has a situatiou in Lieto
web at hie trade. Mrs. Wilson and son
are still in Brussels, however.
Mrs. Packer, of Saginaw, is ill town,
brought here by the low condition of her
sister, Miss lava Bawtinheimer.
Dr. T. G. Holmes, of Detroit, was in
Brussels for a short time Ulla week. Ho
is liking the oity of the straits well.
Jas. O'Leary, proprietor of the Queen's
Hotel, has been no the utak list during
the week and under the physician's care,
Mrs. J. C. Holliday is visiting her
daughter at Detroit. Geo. Halliday ac-
companied hie mother &afar as London.
tan, Thos. Dunford has gone to Peter.
boro', Orilla rand other points on a holi-
day visit. We wish her a pleasant time.
Reuben Jewitt, wbo has been attending
the Earriston High sohool, is home. Ha
will write at the Taaohers' examination
next weelt.
H. J. Norden, teller in the Standard
Bank here, loft on a Monday for a three
weeks' holiday trip to Pioton where
bis parents reside.
T. Knechtel will teaoh S. S. No. 5, 11
rnilea west of Sunshine, Morals township,
after the holidays are over, Re has a
2nd Maas oertificate.
j. Poster and wife, of Detroit, and J.
Sims and Minnie and Bruce, of Math.
am, are making a holiday visit with la,
Danford and family.
Tau. Kew, who has bean with 11.
Dennis, harness maker, for the past three
years, lute gone to Kincardihe where he
has a job as journeyman.
Howard Rivera was home for a ahoot
visit froToeswater last week. Ile is
learning the blacksmithing with his
brother in the northern burgh.
II. and O. butte, of Galt, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Geo, Thomson. The
former will remain here taking a posi-
tion in Connoillor Thomson's; atore.
Chas. Wake will go back to the painting
bneiness.
Mre, fa, Parcly, of London, who haa
been visiting bee datightere, 14/rs. Fartow
and Mrs. Frani( MoOraokon, for somo
thrte, returned to her bine on Friday,
PostMitater Parrow aceompanied her aa
far as Stratford.
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Prosido»b Rarrison has formally ao,
oopted the resignation of 0. Dowry
Smith, Minister to Russia and II M
Sewell, oonsul•general at Samoa,
TIM British Privy Counoil has given
Judgment in favor of Mrs, Iolynn, of
Montreal, Who stied the 0, I'. R. for ,
damagee on aocount Of the death of her
huaband.
S1VID.,1.117) ALINE OF CAN1)4,
JOLT S, 1892
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IS GREE
HEAD OFFIOE. TORONTO.
ASSETS, • (Seven Million Deflars) • 57,000,000
CAPITAL (Antitorized) • • 02,000,000
Agencies in all principal paints in Ontario, Quebec., Manitoba, United males &England.
A General Banking Business Trannoted, Farmers' Notos Discounted.
Drafta leaned and Collections &node on all point.,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits or 51.00 and upwards (roto date of deposit to data of
withdrawal and compounded hall yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TEE COLLECTION Op FARMERS' SALE NOTRE.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a aistanoe,
(3.1?. SCOOLFIELD, 0(3112010800,
Marstengamene......enontracearmosna_
GILLIES 84 SMITI-I, ZIALTICEES
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Transact a General Banking Business, Drafts Bougllt and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States ancl Great Britain,
FARMEliS' NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTOA.GES A SPECIALTY,
543111X6S AMR P.„5.,,e,gentmyr,
nteregt Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
l‘ge effect 10 Write lueuranee Is old English or (.UW1(111111 C51hP11111(14, or In Mut.
oaf Companies ne may be desired.
A MOM P011 CANADA. AND UmmED STATES: Tim CANADIAN BANN OP COMMERCE,
111211SzolintesemeteozatoalSIMMINSIISMIII,
Business Locals.
EvEnn day is Baby Day at Perry's.
FAMILY groups a specialty at Perry's,
SumanAtiS and Mikado panels at Perry's.
Pon the best cabinet photos go to
Perry's.
00.3. STRONG finishes all his work by
1;13e new process.
TIMM boats for sale at a bargain.
Apply to Alex, Smith.
Go to Strong's and have your photos
anished in tbe latest styles.
Tntrxxs and valises, good assortment,
very cheap at H. Dennis.'
H.'7. STRONO (pbotographer) puts an
extra finish on all his pbotos.
Fon bargains in all lines of dry goods
call at Ferguson Ss Flalliday's.
Arm photos printed ou the new per-
manent aristo paper at Perry's.
aUST arrived a fine range of Baby car.
Haps which will be sold at reasonable
rates. H. Dennis,
COMFORTABLE lariOlt house for sale or to
rent in Brussels. Apply to Ferguson &
merobante.
HAVE you read Ferguson & Halliday's
advt. yet? Dont put Tim POST away un-
til you do. They have bargains for you.
Tan Jackson waist is endorsed by
physicians as being beneficial to health.
Ferguson & Halliday, sole agents for
BLTsteniss.
L1001115 call anti see the now Jackson
Waist. They are the most natural gar-
rnent worn as a urea. Sold only by
Ferguson & Halliday.
SnAwL found last week in Brussels.
The owner may have the same by prov•
ing property and paying for this notice,
by applying to Mos. D. MONAIIGHTON,
Queen street.
WISM,-Dielerno AND Datrzma.-George
Birt has all the neoeseary maohinery for
digging and drillin wells 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
gimp. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at., Brussels. 84-11
0001111ANn &JentiSmott, marble manu-
facturers, are now taking orders for
ipring delivery iu their line. AS hereto.
tfors all workmanship and °Mere trusted
to their oars will be pub up in the most
approved style and sabisfaotion gnaran.
teed in every case. Anybody requiring
anything in their line of trade it would
be well for them to aee their designs and
prices before making their purchases.
Shop opposite Queen's hotel stables.
550.00 7011 A Cmox333:„-To oreate an
interest in t/3e breeding of high-olass
poultry, I will award a speoial prize of
550.00 cash to the person raising the
heaviest Plymouth Rook chioken hate).
ing from eggs purchased of me. Ply-
mouth Rooks are unquestionably the best
breed of fowl known for the Canadian
farmer. Send for descriptive circular
of this valuable breed of fowl. Eggs
for hatching, guaranteed fresh and true
to name, carefully packed in baskets and
delivered to express ootnpany, 52,00 per
setting of 13. Address,
T. A. Wiurame, Breeder of Ply-
mouth Book Fowl Weston, Out.
The boy found on the Island aribworiz
at Toronto, June tbe 20th, has confessed
that he is William D. AdainS Of A.ncester
township. He desired notoriety, and
declares he bad no acooinpliou.
Passengers on Tuesday's train from the
east to Wiunipeg had an exciting experi.
ence. An Irishman from Montreal
ticketed to San Franoisoo went into delir-
ium tromene and jomped from the rapid•
ly moving train, Ile ran clown the traolc
for a oouple of miles and was chased by
the train men on a hand•oae ; when they
neared born he took to the moat:. After
a long abase ho was captured and is now
11, the hospital.
The Ogilvie Milling Co. have favorable
advises from the Province regarding the
Manitoba orope, but much depends on
tho weather of the next three weeke, Up
to a few days ago the Western country
had been euffering from want of rain,
but the meant low showers have won,
derfully improved the condition, and
prospects on the whole have improved.
Many ;motions rennet ovens well forward,
the grain being from 22 to 24 inches high
in several places. Straw, however, is
»at likely to be heavy, which will insure
early ripening.
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GOOD. -In 13russels, on July 4th, the wife
Of Mr, Adan Good of a daughter,
Wurrhav,-In 'Kincardine, on 3n2)5
the wife of Er. H. J. Whitley of a
son,.
OBAPMAN.---In Winglman, on lune 201h,
the wife of Mr. W J. Obapinan of a
(laughter,
MOR-M-Ses3Mr...s
Pall Wheat 74
Spring Wheat 73
Barley 35
Pens
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Oats 26
Butter, tube and rolls-. 12
Eggs par dozen 8
Flour per barrel.. ...... 4 50
Potatoes ......... 20
1fa.y per ton . 8 00
aides per lb .. 3
Salt per bbl., 1 00
Sheep skins, earth.. 60
Lamb skins eaoh 65
Apples per barrel I 00
Wool 16
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Blackenalth's tools for sale at a great
Large= Call an d get price,
A. Id. DioNAT Co„ Brussels,
DEIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
on farm security. Portion/ars near be
obtained by applying at THE POST Publish -
lug Rouse, Bruesels.
TEACHER WANTED. -A
-a- cations will be received by the under-
sigued up to July 1011, 1892, for a teacher fa
S. 0, No, a, township of Grey, from ;summer
holidays to end of 1891 Applicant!' to state
what certificate tboy hold and what salary
they require to knob for each term.
ALEX. STEWART, Soo.-Treas. S. S.
He, 5, Grey Box 20, Brussels P. 0.
To Ditch Contractors.
TENDERS will be received by the Munlei.
pal Council of the Townanip of Grey up to
Saturday, the 1001 day of July, 1895, for the
coustruotion of drains under the Municipal
Drainage Act, Plans and speeifloations OS /I
be seou at the Clerk's Ofdoo, Ethel, any
Ohne otter the 8th day of July. The lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
WILLIAM MILNE, Reeve,
524 Ethel P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
TpARms FOR SALE. -TRE UN.
ste eTantrrwel7, hers r tio%B.„.°0i0na u.c.arniThfir
of Morris and Gray, 5 S. Su OTT. zymase:.
87-01,
riuorcE FARB& FOR SALE.-
%) Being South half Lob 27, eon, 0, gores
100 mores, nea NY all cleared. Good buildings('
flue young bearing °milord, Immediate pos-
session. Easy Torun'. Apply to
W.m. stet CLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, Bru ssels.
FOR SALE. -THE UN.
.1. DERSEINED °Fern fore sale the north
cat quartssof lot 28, aopoossion 6, Morrie,
County of Amon , contain in g 60 mores. The
land is of first quality and In 0115(311 state of
cultivation, well fenced and under -drained,
45 acres cleared, New frame house, 8 rooms,
nink house with conorete walls, 2 wells,
good barns and shod, orchard, etc. Bight
aoros of fall wheat, This deeirabie property
adioine the oorporatien of Brussels. Suit-
able tette be given, Tam perfect,
TAMES Gainvn, Owner,
50. Seater MI 5.0.
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
03 Mune lots 11 and 12, 000.19, Township
of Grey. County of Boron, oontoluing 200
amen, the property of tho late John Robert-
son. 150 acres Moored and hoe fro(1i 01).
strtiotMne, 15 acres buali, mixed timber,
balance, partly Maitre& Soil clay loana,
meetly rotting: Feneed with straight rail
knees and Watered by two wells and a
epriug privilege. Commodioue dwelling
house, with largo woodshed attached and
an excellent °eller under house. Two largo
barns, stone 'dahlias; and other on thuild-
lugs. Two good bearlog oroharcle, orna-
mantel trees and email fruits. 45 utiles
from Brno/Isle a lively town on tho G. T, 11,,
oonveni (nit to sohool, (Murales Loci post
office, Thki property lies weli, Is a first-
class grain and stock farm and should bo
soon by imbuing puroh mom as ltbe offer.
ed at a bargain. Por further partionlars
apply to MRS. 3NO.ROBERT SON,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON, on
the pron.:lime, or by letter to Oranbrook P.
0.
139-4
Voters' List, 1892,
81IJNICIPALSET OP TITS VILLAGE OP BRUSSIMS
00113012 OP 11 011030.
liable is hereby givon that 1 11000 trans.
mitted or delivered to the persons mention-
ed in Emotions 5 and 0 of the Ontario Voters'
List Ani, 1859, tho ooplee requiter': by hid
eectione to bo transmitted or dollvered of
the 'let, mode pursuant to said Act, of all
Porinnus appearing by the last Teyised As.
Sosmnont ROI of the said Munielpality to be
entitled 10 vote In the geld kIttnioipallty ab
Elections for Members of the Legislative
Assembly and at Munieipal Elections ; and
that add list Was first posted up at my °Moo
Bruseelsom the 29111 dioy 01 bans, 18001 awl
and rooming there for luspootion.
Mahout he celled upon to examine the
hid list, ma if any ouitheione or any other
errors are foetid therein, to take immediate
pnaeodings to Mho the had errore 511100514
aa wording toaw
l.
F, 3, SCOTT.,
Olork of 13 rs Maga
Dated at BrUssels,20th day 01 30(30,1505,
PURE
25 Ct. Per Pound
-AT-
Pepper's Dru Store,
BRUSSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
"p L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solleitor mid Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made, Offiee-Vanstone's Bloch, Brno -
sets, 21.ffin
-
/V • liMol.logoirN, 0°oLnyAeyraRn'oer , No tory Pub-
lic, dm. Moo-Graham5 Block, 1 de Jr LIOrtb
of Popper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
rtch,) liameters, Solioitors, ClonveYanO0re,
tko. Offlees-Brussols and Seaforth, Brus.
solo offiee-Up-stalrs over Barak. MoneY
to Loan,
J -Z (Late with El arrott Proudfoot, God°.
n. s. HATE. w.H.DicatsoN
n1OXSON & HAYS,
AUCTIONEERS,
A, RAYIVIANN,
• Auctioneer, is always reedy to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stock, Rm. Terms
cheerfully given, Oranbrook P. O. Sales
may be arranged at True Posm Publishing
House, Brussels,
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms end farm
stook a speoialty. Or dere loft at Tan POsT
Publishing Rouse, Brussels, or genet° Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
an as an Auctioneer, Ian, prepared
to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prices. Enowing the standing of neatly
every person Lam 000 position to sell to
good marks and get good soeurIty when eold
on credit, Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
nie 31 5(101. 22- E S. SCOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
110 111
H. MoORAOKEN,
. Issurer °Marriage Lioonaes. Office
Grocery, auvaborry shoat, arnssels.
P N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. Id. afoRay& Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and childrons hair cutting a speolalty
A ffoNAIR,
Lamer of Marriage Lieenses, by
appointment of Lient,-Governor, Ooinmis-
stoner, ao., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Piro Inaurance Go. Oftloo at the Oranbrook
Post Office.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
.1VLEX. HTJNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division ooutt
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurenee Agent, Funds
Invested and to loan. Oolleations made,
came in Graham's Stook, Brussels,
nIL PAINTING,
mule Illorioe, of Winchatn, is mourod
to give instruction in oil valutiog. %Orals
May bo ascertained at Arise Nellie Roes' stote
whom Samples of work may bo seen. Mae
Moils would oleo take a tow more pupils in
music.
TA.. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St. John's Church, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, of A.
W. Thayer, Abut. inao., New York, wilt give
lessons to pupils caber at Thos, Farrow%
()emu of Queen and Princess Ste., or If pre-
ferred, at their own honaes. Terms moder-
ate. 40 -
MEDICAL CARDS.
WM. F. CALI), M. 0., 0. M.,
Member of the College of Ph Melon,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
Offiee and Residence -Main street East,
Ethel, Ontario.
-r A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
. chm„ 1,,, 0.P., Edinburgh, 20.0,5
S. Mt. Residence and Mlle° in Wileon'
Block, oorner of Mill and Turnberry Sta,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
Ronor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domestic:sated animals In a com-
petent manner. Parttoular attention vaid
to veterinary dentistry. Oats proinptly at.
tended to, Office and Infirmary -Two doors
north of bridge Turnberry st,, Brunets,
DENTAL.
13 10/N TX
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S, D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, And of Toronto. Uni-
versity. Ospron-Over Pepper's Drug Store,
Brusaets,
1....Wore••••••••••*•......mr.m.s..04
TOOK FOR, THE DAIRY.-
For the eonvenlande of Mime living
at or neer Elybb I have made arrangements
with Mr. Robb. Latdlaw, of North nail Lot
7, Con.0, Morris, to keep fer service during
the simmer 500E01 one of my Jersey Bone,
Tbe other win aeznain al; Druesols th hare -
Mb"' G. A, DRAM/AN, Droggist,..te,
IviSeftImIallEE„siliToAd
Ewin keep for service this
MP ROVED LA.ROE WUITE YORK.
present setteen the Improved largo whits)
Yorkshire pig "Ready" on lot 211, oon, 0,
ataxia to whIeli a limited unntber of sows
will be taken, Terms $1.50 te be paid at
thin of FierViee, With t.110 privilege of return-
ing 01fneeeseary, Pedigree May bo soon 115.
ca applioatiouR
, OBERT bl AlvEro rrcloi
5ort 0 r
DIME BRED 1304.105 FOR SER.
vNin.-The UndersIgued will keen for
serviee on north half Lob 29, Con, 7, merlin,
a pure bred Berkshire Boar, bred by Mr.
Snell, end au Ohio improved Chester White,
bred by Time eteorge, Putnam, front im.
MAeti dock on both eideS, This hog took
srd prise at the Incluatrial Fair in 11 Olites of
17, in 1890, and 05000 th o Weetern Pair M. a
°lessor 15, Miff sire tool) let at the
trial in 1891, Ternie 81.00 bo, bo paid at thou
Of sertlee With nritilege f retUrning 1(3 11000
0S
8"gif SAMUEL WALKIllt, kron,