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The Brussels Post, 1893-8-4, Page 8LIES ! F FLIES ! What •7 nuisance these flies ere and how abaft I get rid of them you say ? Thero era at lest throw ways of doing this. One is by the use of fly papers. We have SVilson'e Fly Felts, Davis' Fly Felts and Shoo Fly Poison, The former seems to give good satisfaction. Then you eau, for 5o., buy two sheets of Tan. gleloot or better known as Sticky Fly Paper which keeps th'm right there, List but not feast we have the Insect Powder which will quickly kill every fly iu a room if kept closed for a short time. It is tnuoh cheaper now, 2 oz. for 1De., and when used with one of our 101. Bellows is easily managed. We wit be pleased to supply you. G. A. DEADIIAN, Druggist, Bookseller, &o. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. £OLTH2r5 EXTENSION W. O. & D. Trains Pare Brussels Station, North rid South, as follows: GOING SOOT1. G01110 NOR711, Keil a:54 0.54,Mixed . 9:45 a, neurons 11:50 a,m, I wn alall 3:18 p.m, Mixed 0.00 p.m. Express 9.43 p.m. `fatal `Aetna 3fcms, A chiefs emang ye takiu' notes, An' faith he'll Arent it. TUE 1rnsaole flax mill will; °eminence work next sweep. BALI.ANTyNE & FON 0hlpped a 030 of cheese f•oro lints -ors this week. Ti:m:r ease of wheat were shipped East this wt.* by Messrs. Broker & Van. atone. MEssns, B.EEP1 & VANETONE shipped a oar load of live hogs from Brussels last Tuesday, Scam tine bass have been caught in the Maitland many of them weighing a pound each end sono of then miming over 2 pounds, E, 0, Iiissattx, General Agent of the Confederation Life Association, is in Brussels this week in the interests of this well known company. Os page 3 of this isene may be read an interesting account of the great National Algonquin Park of which P. Thompson has been appointed Ranger. isnussmis NEXT YEAS,—Tho Canadian Foresters' Demonstration will he held at Brussels next year. We judge the For- esters of Brussels wrongly if they dont make the demonstration the best on record. Symms DEATIL.—A telegram was re- ceived from Chicago on Wednesday an- nouncing the death of John F. Cormack, eldest son of Mrs. A. Reid, of Brussels. No particulars were given in the message. The body will reach Brussels on Friday noon train, it is expeoted. • Civic HOLIDAY.—The Civic Holiday, last Wednesday, went by very quietly, About 100 persons left Brussels station for Kincardine to the Foresters' Demon- stration. The town Band also went along with Court Princess Alexandra. There were ten passenger coaches on the excursion train. A report of the day's proceedings will be given in our next issue., OBIT —Early Tuesday morning Ed- ward Varcoe, an old and well known resi- dent of Brussels, entered into rest, aged (12 years, 2 months and 21 days. The decea•tl had been poorly for several years with occasional had attaoks of bronchial asthma and that with heart failure snapped the brittle thread of life and he passed away as peacefully as a child ruing to sleep. Mr. Varcoe was born in Cornwall, England, and came to Amari,' t in the Spring of 1851 settling in the 8t ate of Pennsylvania. He after - word r• moved to Bowmanville where he was at red in marriage to Elizabeth Had. den in '868. They lived at St. Marys and H .rpurhey previous to their coming to Br,, :els 25 years ago last April. Mrs. Verona lied about 8 years ago. Four sots a. 1 three daughters are living, the girls as 1 the eldest son residing in Brus- sels. The funeral took plane on Wedges• day a"srnoon, Rev. G. H. Oobbledick conducing the service. Mr. Var000 was a quie', unassuming man and was a meml'-r of the Methodist church for years. The summons of the Master was joyfully received by him. AUGUST. CouwciL meeting next Monday. FOURTH Division Court will be held on the 22nd inst. DONT forgetthe games and sports ns -i. Wednesday lo Brussels. W. F. SCOTT attended the Soottl h games at Chicago this week. A PURPLE clematis flower et E. Dna- ford's measures 89 inches in diameter. Come to Brussels next Wednes•'.y. Couple business and pleasure and see ,be TIM, BUTTER has been a scarce article on Brussels market during the past two weeks. Mina. SCOTT & JONEs shipped 2 "ar loads of cattle to the Eastern markets last Wednesday. Tan wandering cow smashes mai y a dollar's worth of plants in the sidewalks this dry weather. A PRIVATE pio•aio wee held at Maitland Park, on the Davidson farm, on the afternoon of civic holiday. GET a program of the sports next Wed- nesday and Bend it to your friends and invite them to Brussels on that day. TEN stalls are being erected by the Brussels Driving Park Association on the grounds for the accommodation of horsemen. We notice with pleasure that R. Holmes, of the Clinton New Era, has fallen heir to a fortune. It Dame on July 28th, and is a daughter. Tam steel range men had a holiday pie• Mc and fishing excursion on Monday, over the head of a visit from one of the General Superintendents. Frogs, fish, chicken, ham, &a„ &o., suffered. ALL members of Committees in con• nection with next Wednesday's sports are asked to meet at the Town Hall, on Monday eveoiog of next week to con• elude the arrangements for the celebra- tion. Don't forget. On,txnnoox and Brussels played a foot. ball match on Victoria Park last Satur- clay evening, the result of which was one goal eaoh. It was a tvell contested game. A little hasty temper was exhibited by a couple of players but Do bones were broken. ATHLETIC.—At the World's Fair Inter• national Scottish games, at Chicago, G. Perrie took 1st in throwing heavy ham• mer ; 1st in light hammer ; let in putting heavy stone ; and 2nd in putting light atone. He's bard to beat as in the above contests he faced Duncan U. Ross, C. J. Currie, Donald Smith, Purcell, and other noted heavy weights. ENTRANCE Purrs.—The following are the names and total marks received by Brussels pupils at the recent Entrance examinatiou :—Reggie Fletcher, 446 ; Leon Jackson, 458 ; Willie Leatherdale, 4281 Frank R, Smith, 88o ; Dan. Strachan, 547; Fred, Wilson, 456 ; Maud Olill, 407 ; Theresa Gerry, 404 ; Clara limiter, 417 ; Myrtle Nott, 891. SPORTS AT BauseELs,—The bills and programs are out for the games and sports at Brussels next Wednesday, 9th inst. Two football matches will be play. ed in the forenoon for purses of $25 eaoh between Wingham and Ctanbrook, and Gerrie and Brussels. Baseball games will take place in the afternoon, Lietowel and Wingham being matched for $80, and the "Unions" and Brussels for a like SUM. There will aleo be a water fight and eleven foot races, comio and other• wise, for cash prizes. No entrance fee to games. 15 cents admission to Victoria Park. Special rates on the G. T. 11,. The fun will be good and closely cow tested games are expected, See pro• grams for further particulars. CoalPLIMntTANT.—The Atwood Bee Paye :—That spicy exchange, Tun Batts - MILS POST, last week entered upon the 2 ,st year of its publication. Tor] POST is by no means as staid and stupid 0.s its name implies. Ib is a hustler to gather news and is wide awake on subjects of local and general interest, We wish the editor continued prosperity.—The Wing - ham Times remarks :—THn B1tv8eiLS POST has entered on its 210 year. Tnm Poe is among the be—t local papers in the district.—Seaforth Expositor 1—Last week's Benumbs Pon says. "This week THE POST enters on its 21st volume. The Van glide swiftly by bat the aim of the publisher is the same as of yore, Viz.—tit give the many readers of Ts:s POST e clean, newsy, interesting paper," We think brother .Kerr has indeed been true to his aim in the paet and we have no fear that he will fall below the mark in the suture,—•Bru.sele correspondent to the Floret Expositor says 1—Tim BRUs- eio POST has reached its majority and ie now of ego and the older it gets the better it gets. Card of Thanks. To the Officers and Members of Court Princess Ale:oandria, No. 24, Canadian Order of Foresters, B01,000fs GENTLEMEN :—Please accept my sincere thanks for the prompt manner in which you have handed me the cheque for $1,000 doe me and family for the decease of my late husband, Charles Mi(ohell, I tender you my heartfelt thanks for your kindness and attention also for sick and funeral benefits in 000080tiou with our trouble. May God prosper you in your noble efforts and I sincerely trust that the noble Order of Foresters may ever enjoy the fullest measure of prosper. ity. It is indeed of the greatest benefit to many poor widows and fatherless children, who might, but for the Order, be left almost utterly upon the cold charity of the world. Yours respectfully, JANE MITCHELL. Morris, August 1, '93. Business Locals. THE BRUSSELS POST AVE are prepared to make pictures, any size required, at reasonable pricee. Give us a call. H. J. Strong. WAIatnn & 110011, llrueeals, are the local agents for the Chatham wagon, also the Bain wagon, Pricee right, Now is the time for viewing. Public buildings, residences, pio-nio parties, 8to, can be photographed on shortest notice, H. J, Strong, BRITISH COLUMBIA red cedar shingles, A our load of the best shingles in the world, have been liuown to hest from 30 to 40 years one building. For sale at B. Gerry's, Snuffle. To run PUnorc.—Having parehesed en- tire stock of 0, 11. Perry'e negatives, any Photos. can be had from them by leaving order et my studio. II. J. Strong. A Poa'M.isrnn Ix Tnomu.0.—Grantley, Ont., July 81,—Probably there is no titan more widely known in the County of Dundas and vicinity than J. 0, Munro, of this piece. Ile has carried on business as a general store•lteeperfor tweuty years, and has also, for many years, been the 1ooa1 postmaster. He has long been a prominent ch omit member and a leading man in social circles. Iie has always been looked up to with respect and esteem, and his word, to um a phrase current among those who know him, ie as good as his bond. It wee a matter of general regret when it became known about four 3Onrs ago, that he wee suffer. ing from dropsy, which has afflicted him ever sinoe. The pleasure of illr. Monroe many friends may more easily be imagined than desofibed, when it was learned he had began using Dodd's kidney pills, and hos found in them a cure by means of which he is rapidly re• gaining sound health. Waren out for our advt. next week. Ferguson & Halliday. H. E. Mannon & Oo. are opening out a mammoth stook of Dry Goods at the Garfield House, Brussels, Everybody within 15 miles of Brussels is asked to see our goods and get the wonderful prime we are selling them at. JOHN J. RYAN, representing a Montreal firm, says that he received the greatest benefit from using Membray's Kidney and Liver Cure, after using several pre- parations for Kidney and Liver Trouble, caused by muoh railroad travelling. DaEeslIAIkING,—Mies Sample, dress- maker, has removed her shop from Dr. Graham's block to the apartments over I. C. Richard's shop where she will be pleased to wait on her former customers and as many new ones as desire her services. Oen Summer sale continues and large numbers of customers are taking ad- vantage of the genuine bargains offered by us, Have you inspected our goods yet ? Every lady within 20 miles of Brussels should see our display. Fergu• son & Ilalliday. Mon REMARKABLE ON EAnrn,—So says Professor Gresham, New York, of St. Leon Mineral Water, to invigorate, build up and preserve strength and happiness life long. It is impossible to speak too highly of St. Leon, A fresh supply to hand at Geo. Thomson'e, WnLL•DIGOINO AND Dntrt.n,oi George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is prepar- ed to attend to all worst entrusted to him in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells cleaned out and put in proper shape. Terms reasonable. Residence Esmond door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry et,, Bruesels. 34.13 RHEUMATISM. CURED IN A DAs,—South American Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma- tism anis Neuralgia radically oures in 1 to 3 days. Ile action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. 11 re- moves at once the cause and the disease immediately disappeare. The first dose greatly benefits. 70 Dents, Warranted by G. A. headman, As an after-dinner pill, to strengthen the stomach, assiet digestion, and oorreot any bilious tondonoies, Ayer's Pille are ooneidered the best. Being nor -coated, they are es agreeable ag any oonfeotion, and may be taken by the moat delicate. Domes the dog•day season, the drain of nervone and vital energy may be counteracted by the 1100 of Ayer's Sar- saparilla. In purifying the blood, it dots tie a superb oorreotive and tonin, and en. Ales the eyetem to defy malarial and ether climate iolluenoes, MAY.—Ill Atwood, on July 21$1, the wife of Mr. Robb. May of a son. MaI'EE.—Iu Henfryu, on July 22nd, the wife of Mr. Frank MoFee of a thumb - ter. HoLMEe.—In Clinton, 0,1 July 28th, the wife of Mr. Robt. Holmes, of the New Era, of a daughter. axEp- CaalPsmLr. —In Morrie, on July 22nd, Ann Campbell, beloved wife of Alex. Campbell, aged 75 years, 9 menthe and 6 days. Roesea.—Near Bowmanville, on July 18th, W. H. Rogers, father of Rev. D. Rogers, formerly of Atwood, aged 80 years and 4 months. VAacom. I+n Brussels, on Aug. let, Ed. ward Vor•os, aged 62 years, 2 months and 21 days. HANNA. --In Toronto, on Aug. 2nd, the wife of John Hanna, of Morrie town- ship. Srmw.rnT.—In Brussels, on Wednesday, 2nd inst., Annie, beloved wife of Alexander Stewart, aged 59 years, 7 months and 11 days. �3xe S54 I.in Fir—RKETS. Fall Wheat 58 GO Spring Wheat 58 00 Barley 110 85 Peas 54 00 Oats .... 32 34 Butter, tubs and rolls,... 13 14 Eggs per dozen 9 00 Flour per barrel 3 00 3 50 Potatoes ... 40 50 Hay per ton. ........ .... 6 00 7 00 Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00 00 Hides trimmed 81 Hides rough ...... 8 Sheep skins, each 60 1 00 Lamb skins each 65 00 Apples per bag 50 00 Wool 17 18 Pork 7 00 7 50 ST4 XDol i .n RINK OJ! C.1N1D� Hs'r.A.=Ins-xa:aaa s.mwu, HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO. ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000 CAPITAL (Authorized) • - -• $2,000,000 Agencies inall principal points inOntario, Quebec, Manitoba, Ifrit/NI States,b1f:ij(ancf. A General Banking Business) Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points. SAVINGS BANK DF..PARTMENT. Iotereet allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from °late of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly. SPECIAL ATTENTION 0I01tt1 TO TIHIE 00LL110000a '0F FAR)IEae' SALE NOTES. Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietance. W. D. HART, 0ANA0EII. ,a®ramma. mezmvcmvaams=, ,�+�v�acnr.. _.. ...., .s.616,••a., CILLI 5 & SMITE, B.i; rdo''7r.'i. aE.1115, :8 J U S S .FLS, Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts nought and Sold on ail points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. FARMEas, NOTES DISCOUNTED. SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY. BELLEVILLE, Aug. let.—There were boarded to -day 27 factories; offerings 1,- 600 boxes white and 140 colored. The following sales were made : Hodgson Bros., 50 boxes colored at 990 ; J.R. Brewer, 70 boxes white at 9 3i160. INOnns0LL, Aug. lst.—Offerings to -day 8,700 boxee ; sales, 106 at 01o, 360 at 9 6/16, 487 at 0''ko. A largo attendance of both buyers and salesmen. Market fairly active. Weather still dry in this section. !Nemo, Ang. lot.—This market was dull to -day, the receipts being small and the demand limited, Prides of oattle were, if anything, somewhat easier. Choice exporters sold at 4:10 to 410 per lb, and medium at 4c. Grass•fed stalk. ers dull at 390 to no. Butchers' cattle unchanged ; the best sold at 800o per Ib. ; medium at 810 to 31s and inferior at 2$o to So. Milob cows, $80 to 045 eaoh, and calves from $3 to $7 a head. Sheep dull at $3.50 to $5 each, and lambs at $8 to $4 eaoh. Hogs are unchanged ; the beet sell at 610 to 6to per 1b, ; medium at 610 and inferior at 5.10 to Os !per lb. EAST BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. let.—Cattle —About 11 oars on sale all told ; the butchers' cattle sold at full Monday's values, 1,170 to 1,808 lb. steers Bold at $3.00 to $4 ; 8.50 to 1,120 Ib. old cows brought $2, and one load of good 1,420 Ib. steers sold at $4,40 to fill an order for export trade ; market is full easy with Monday's low prices. Sheep aid lambs —With only 8 loads and of a cheap grade of stook, there was only a peddling trade, the few loads going to butchers ; four 60 lb Lambe Bold at $5, 63 to 70 Ib, at $5.25 ; cull lambs and sheep at $3 to $4 as to quality ; the feeling is full easy, and prices quotably at yesterday's Values. Hogs—Fifteen pare ; the good extreme weights of hogs on vale went to packers at $5.60 to $5.65, with good Yorkers and light hope, and some closely sorted fair weight Yorkers et $6,40 to $6, at $4.70 to $4.75 ; stags, $4 60 to $4.75, and good ends at $5.25 to $5.60. LONDON, July 81.—The Mark Lane Ex. press, in its weekly review of the British grain trade, aaye :—Where the wheat Crop is bad, it is very bad. Where it is good, it is barely good. The average yield ig not expected to exoeod 27 bushels to the aors, which will make a total of 7,087,500 quarters, against 8,000,000 quarters in 1802. The growth of root °rope, including potatoes, has been high. ly favorable lately. The well, showery weather has been advantageous only to oats and barley in backward distriate. There will probably be a very fair Second hay crop, and an improvement in the pastures. There Is a reduced demand in the market for all sorts of feeding stuffs. Tho sales of English wheat in. °luded new samples, The first Bales were made at 8de per quarter, but later there were transactions at pricee ranging from 28s to 82e. The opening mean values were :—Red, 270 to 131s ; white, 28s to 34e. The quality was vary un- even. Foreign wheats were dull. Sa> awe Ram: Dimale °ammr. Interest 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. `Fe elreel to write lnsm'anee in old llnglisil or Clulndian ClnlparieS, or in But mill companies as 01111y be Ile0l1'ed. A000Ts son CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BANIN OF COMMERCE. Indian and American declined Od. The stooks of foreign wheat and flour amount to 2,785,000 quarters. At to•day's market English wheat was unchanged. Foreign was Gd lower. American floor declined 3d per sank. Molting barley was unchanged ; feeding was 6d lower. Oats were irregular and ohasper. Corn was from 8d to Gd lower. Joem SWAN & Sons, of Edinburgh, in their weekly report of July 21, says :— There have been smaller supplies of fat cattle both in Edinburgh and Glasgow this week. Trade has been deoidely butter, and prices quite 20s ahead over those of last week. Supplies from Ire- land were considerably larger, and of very good quality. There have been about 650 United States cattle at York - hill, which have also meta better trade. About 1,100 Canadian cattle at Sheild- hall have also made more money. Ship - meats from Canada are likely to be small, the state of trade recently causing heavy losses to the shippers. The num- ber of sheep on offer this week has been about the same, but the supply of lambs much larger, a great proportion being the secondary quality. For the best desorip- tions in eaoh class the demand was steady, and previous prices maintained, but secondary lambs met a deoidely worse trade, and in many oases consider- ably lower rates. Fat calves were a good show, and prices well maintained, while pigs made considerably higher prices. For the beat store oattle there has been deoidely more inquiry at higher prime, but secondary stooks were difficult to sell at moderate prices. At St. Boswell'e lamb sale on Monday there was the largest number of buyers for some years. With good prospects for keep, trade was quite beyond expectations, and in many eases Considerably higher prices were obtained. Store sheep also sold easier Milk cows were not quite so numerous, and for everything short of the best quality a bad trade was experienced. Best beef, 5s 3d to 5s Od ; Irish, 8s to 8s 8d ; Canadian, 68 9d to 75 per stone ; best mutton, 712 to 7dd secondary, 51d to 7d per lb. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. SERVANT WANTED.—APPLY at muse to AIRS. W. M. SINOLAI4. 7��LIE S ON CATTLE. — TO Prey ent flies from troubling your stook ap ply our Born Fly Preventative, which is both cheap and eg)oaotoue. G ..A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Bookseller, &e. MENDERS WANTED.—TEN- nEne wanted for cutting about 18 aurae of big b land bay and the hay crop on a BeavorMeadow. The job will be let on shares or Bold out entirely. For further portio Wars apply at once to ADAM SCOTT, South Half Lot 15, Oo, 4, Morrie. Farm for Sale :—The Farm, containing 100 (tares, is also offered for Salo. Possession could be given next Fell, Morris, June 201b,1000. TE NDERS WANTED—TEN— DEM will be received by the under- signed for the repairing of the Presbyterian Char ch,Ethel,up to Monday, Aug, 7, 110. The following repairs to bo done .--1. The form dation to be put in good repair. 2. Roof t0 be shingled and Tar -papered. 8. Outside of building to be pointed, 4. Ceiling to be Caleimioed. 5. Windewe to be retreated and repaieed, The newest orally tender not necessarily accepted, For futher partlou- lras apple' to J. M. HENDE118013, Cbnirmon of Committee, Ethel P. 0. "OXT ITION ORLD'S. COLOMBIAN EXPO - The Goderioh Horttoniteral Society hare completed arrungemouto to Mahe an ex. h1011(0n from the County of Huron animus, Dente and apples at the World's Columbian Exi'ooitlon. All exhibits peeked encs ex- pressed direct to Chicago from here. Parties will receiye full °legit for any ex- hibit they may male. All express or other °barges for sending from any part of the county here will bo paid at this end. Cur- r'eepoed eu ea regaodlhg number of epeolns0ns time for sending &0., cheerfully aneWeied by the undersigned. W. LANE, T, 11ICICSON, 2.4 Secretary. Preefdent, Clod atoll, July 26,'00. REAL ESTATE. .1ARMS FOR SALE.—TIIE UN. I= =Ens1ONED 11as severalg cod Farms for sale sad to rent, ea0y tering alt Tewnehfp e of Morris and Grey, F S. 800TT, Bruneel's, 37.1f. C'100I0E FARM FOR SALE.— � Being South halt Lot 57, eon- 0, Moz;i'19, 100 Urea, nearly all cleared, Good buildiug0, flue yocing bearing Orchard. Immediate po8- eooslen, Easy Tends. Apply to 'tV.M,8I8°L 11- Solicitor, 8 8„Bnuesele. ACRE FARM FOR SALE. G V V The 200 sora farm being lots 11 and 12, con, 16. Grey, 10 uttered for sale, 120 acres are cleared end the balance well tim- bered. Buildings ilmt•el ass. Orchard, wall, &o. School house within 10 :'ods. Posses- sion given at ono8 if desired. k or further particulars as to price, terms, 85. apply to AIRS. WALISE1t, 9.tf Roseville P. 0. or NELSON 3311101(1DR, on farm. ...FARM FOR SALE. --THE UN• uL•'neoexmn offers his splendid 125 acre from, being Lot 8 and west part Lot 9,005. 0, Grey, for sale. There are 1CO acres cleared, halftime timbered. Two dwelling houses, bank barns, good orchard, well fenced. A 081101' failing eprlug On the place. Posses- sion given any limo. The subscriber also offers for sale a dwelling house, stable ands acres of land in the corporation of Brussels. The house and garden would bo rented for a sburb Lime if not sold. Hurd and soft water, Fos nric80, terms and further Pparticulars appiv to JOHN SMITH, Proprietor. 41.30 Brussels P.O. DENTAL. 1) 1NTIt P1 M. CAVANAGH, L• D. S•, D. D. S., Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Ontario and of Toronto Uni- versity. OPFIai—over A. R. Smith's Store Brussels, IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK. SHIRE BOAR. The undersigned will keep for service this present season the Im1,roved large white Yorkshire pig "Bendy' on lot 26, con.8, Morrie, to 001110h a limited number of sows will bo talsen. Terms 51.00 t0 be paid at time of service, with the privilege of return - Mg if ue00e0ary. Pedigree may be seen up- on application, 11011ERT N10HOL, 1511 Proprietor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Aua. 4, 1898 A SURE - CURE ho opinR, C ough --AT— Pepper's Drug Store, 115 1LZCJ °� I Lh5. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, • BOlteiberand Conveyaoeer. Oolleo• Mous made, Of008—Vanatone's Block, Brus- eels. 21.854 NIT M. SINOLAIIB, Soli el tor, Conveyancer, No Larry Pub- lic, &e, 011lee—Vanotoce's Block,1 door north of Oontral Hotel, Private 1uuds to LOau, CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMESS, 13 urristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Oodoaleh, Out. HI. 0. CAMERON, Q. 0,, PIIILIP 110LT, DIMWIT 310L31E8, G•F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, &c, (late of Garrow Prondluet's Office, Godoriob,l 0111co over 0131ies & Smith's Bank, Brussels. Money to Loan, 47 Pursuant to Sec. 80 of Chapter 110 of the Revised a tatntes of Ontario, 1887, notice Is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Robert Hamilton, late of the Township of Beverly, to the County of Wentworth, Yeoman, who died on or about the 30th day of April A. D, 180(1, are, on or before the lOtli clay of August, A. D. 1808, to eencl by post, pre -paid, to 11, J. Beaumont, Galt, Solicitor for Sydney Sipes Rachel Rivers and Joseph Sipes, Administrators of the said deceased, their 0Lr10t1au 1100:1012 and surnames, ad- dresses and descriptions the full partieu- lurs of their claims, a statement of their 000001lts and the nature of the securities (if any) hold by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said administers will Proceed to distribute the assets of the said deoeasod among the parties entitled there- to, havingregard only to such claims of which noice shall have been given as above required, and the said administrators will not be liable for the said Resets or any part thereof, to any poison or 1(000000 of W11000 claim or claims notice shalt not have been received by them at .the time of distribu- tion. Dated at Galt this 21st day of July, A, D' 1803, E. J. B1;ATJMONT, 2 0 Solicitor for Admluletratare, Voters' List, 1893. MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP 01' MonnIs, COUNTY of Honor. Notice is herab y given that I have trans. mitted or delivered to the persons mention- ed in seotious 5 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' List Act, 1808, the copies required by said seetio,s to be transmitted 5r delivered of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all persona appear! 01 by the last revised As. easement Roll of 111e saki Muo(oipaitty to bo entitled to vote iu the Raid Munioip1pall ty at Elections for Members oftho Legislative As- sembly and at luunieipal Elections ; and that odd stet was first posted up at may 01805 Monts, on the let day of Aug. 18003, and rem mine there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine the acid list, and if any 0mi00101(0 or any other 017000 are found Werth, to tithe immediate proceedings to have the said errors nor'reot- ad accordtug to law, WAI. 0LAi1'35. Clerk of Morris 110,89313). Doted at Emits 150 day of August, 1033. AUCTIONEERS. ARAY13IANN, • Auctioneer, '0 always ready to at- tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme cheerfully given. Oran brook P.O. Saloe may be arranged at Tam Poor Pebliehiug House, Brussels, (y EORGE KIRKBY, v� Licensed Aeetioneor. Sales conduct ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm stock a apeoialty. Orders left at Tam Pena Publishing Houso,Brueaels,or 0ontto Walton P. 0., will receive prompt attention, Voters' List, 1893. Mimicnw.o'te or THE Towxsnlr or Gant. 000850 OF BORON. Noti06 10 hereby given that I have trans• milted or delivered to the 3)0re0110 mention• 0,1 in 0ections 5 ,tad 5 of the OntarioVoters' List Act, 1803, the copies requiredby B sootions to be transmitted or d elivered of the net, made pursuant to said Aot, of all persons appearing by the last revised As. sooement Rell of the said Municipality to be entitled to vote in the said Munteipnilty at Eleotione ter Membore of the Legislative Ae- sembly and at Munfalpal ElretiOos ; and that said list was kret posted up et my 511(00 at Ethel, on the 2013 day of July, 1800, and real Mill there for Snap potion. Elo03000 are called upon to examine tbo said list, and if any nmmi051Ove or any other errors are found therein, to take immedtato promies1008 to have the. SAW errors oot- reeted neoording to la}v. OWM, 131'ENCB, Dated et Ethel 20031 iiay of July, 1806, I3A_ VING TAKEN OUT LIOEN- em as as Auctioneer, I am prepared to conduct sales of farm stock at reasonable prices. Knowing the standing of nearly every person I am in a position to sell to good marks and got good security lvheu sold an credit. Hatisfaatiou guaranteed, Give me a call, 32-' F S. SOOTT. BUSINESS CARDS. MT H. AloORACIEN, • IesurarofafarriageLiaouees. Moe at his Grocery, Turnborry street. 13ruosels. RN. BARRETT, • Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door Routh of A. M. McKay& CWe hardware store. Ladles' and ohildrene hair cutting a specialty A11MoNAIR, appoiIsmer of Aforriage Licensee, by ntment of Lieut, -Governor, oommis- stoner, the., Q.B. Conveyancer and Agent Fire Insurance Co, °Moe at the Oranbrook Post Mee. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- IN93RANOE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. ALEX. HUNTER, Cloth of the Fourth Divloiou Oourt Co, Huron. Couveyaneer, Notary Public Land,Loan and Ineurenoe Agent. Funds invesed and to loan. Collections made. OIBo 111 Graham's Blook, Brussels, OIL PAINTING, Mimi Merles, of Wingham, le prepared to give iuetruotl0n 1n oil painting. Terms maybe ascertained at Miss Nellie Ross' store where samples of work may be seen. Miss Mories would oleo take a few more pupils in music. TA. HAWKINS, • Organist 10 86. John's Church, Brus- sels, and pupil, iu the Art of Teaching of A. W. "'Layer, Mug. Doe., New York, will give lessons to pupils either at J. 0. Halllday's, oor. ling and Joan Ste., or if )preferred, at their own homes. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK, 2J • Honor Graduate of the Outario Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animals in a Com- petent manner. Partaoular attention paid to voterinary dentistry, Calls promptly at- tended to. (Moe and Infirmary—Two Moore north of bridge •Purnborry et., Bruseois, MEDICAL CARDS. T A. MaNAUGIITON, M. D. V • C. M., L. R. O. P., Edinburgh M. C. 8, Ont, liesideuee and olfoe in Wilson' Block, corner of A1111 and Turuberry Ste. JL. GIBSON, M. D. . 0. M„ M. O. P. S. Ont., Graduate Qneen'a University, Kingoton, OFFIOE— bmale'e block, one door South of 8tau(ard B auk, Brussels. Night bell auewend at the same place, M ILEO D'S System nonovata 1110 OTHER TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpate - tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur• algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Di eases, St. Vitus Dance, Female Irregularities and General De. bility. LABORATORY GODERICH9 ONT. J. M. MaLEOD, Prop. and lllannfaetnror. Hold by J. T. PEPPER, Druggist, 3lrusoele.