The Brussels Post, 1888-6-15, Page 8PAZ, GREEN*
VLXSUS -
POTATO BUGS I
T
can supply you with the
hest English Paris Green
for the protection of
your Potato Vines.
Guaranteed to give
satisfaction 'Wllell
used according
to directions.
G. A, DEADMAN,
Druggist, bookseller, and Fancy Goods
Dealer, Brussels,
NO REMEDY
gives knoll universal eatisfaotion as the
GOU.111 REMEDY manufactured in
Seafortll, called
LUM51)EN& WILSON'S—s-,
p°N°NN'
fc aI Ol car&ted Balsam of Fir
Its wonderful virtues have created it
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price 80 els.
17 -Gros.
GRAND TRiUNR RAILWAY.
SOLT11E14N ExroesION, W. G. dr 13. E.
Traiusleave Brussels Station, wort and
south as follows:—
Citing South. Going North.
Ma.II 71020.m, I Mixed 0'30 a.112Lxpreee......11:45 a.m. Mall 8:06 p.m
Mixed 8150p.1u. I Express 0:45p.ni
WErtal Rehmt.cins,
A chiel's amaug ye talon' notes
An' faith he'll Arent it.
Hoe Biscuits. ADAM Goon.
Corny Comer in session this week:
Sri Tons pure Manilla Binding Twine
at 13. Gneee's. 48.
OGuvie's fanned Manitoba Floor for
sale at Tuo2sox's. 48.
Vieemot Square never wag in better
shape than at present.
TEIETEExpoundsof the best granulated
sugar for $1 at Thomson's. 47 -
CASES of Wigwams, Slippers.Plow S11oe8
rcccived, very Cheap. AAn11t Goon,
Ones000 and lemons 25e. per dozen.
Pine apples 20e. at Coats' Grocery. 47
W. 11. Wri.sox is putting his house east
of the foundry in a thorough state of
repair;
Afro quantity of fresh lime at the Kiln,
Brussels, for 11 cents a 'Mahal. IV, P.
Ramer, Prop.
WM. BL•tsnELL is at tending the Grand
Lodge of the Canadian Order of Foresters
this week at Ilamilton.
Ow1xr, to lengthy notices of Guelph
conference, and Huron Co. Council
several matters of interest are crowded
cut.
A LITToE daughter of Alex. d'amieson's
died on Monday morning and was buried
on Tuesday. the parents have the sym-
pathy of their Mende.
JOSErn LA= has disposed of his house
and lot on Plore. street to John Angus.
Mr. Laird and family will, probably, re-
rIovo to California before long.
"Caunisms."—This well known stallion,
the property of George Whitely, of Sea -
forth, will be at the Central Hotel stables,
Brussels, on Tuesday nights and will re-
main until 11 a.m. Wednesday during
the mason. 47.4
Tma big time at the Salvation Army
barracks, Brussels, is expeoted on Satnr.
day, of this week, acrd Sunday and Mon-
day of next week. Adjutant and Mrs.
Sweetman and representatives from the
neighboring 0o1Z1s are expected to take
part in 1110 proceedings.
TInI Entertainment Committee on be-
half of the Cricket Club dcsiro to return
their hearty thanks to the ladies and
gentlemen trlio so kindly e081000). them
gentlemen
their aerogram on the 5th Inst, Also
• ucoro thanks to the members of Brussels
Band for their valuable aid:
A xxw awning Ilan beou put up by he.
Broadtoct.
PEST 112130111110 Oil and Binding Twine
at 33. Gnnne's, 48.
Pr-cr,.trr01s 20e„ P111110s 15e, per quart.
Cheap. A. Good. 411
Tumor wee no service in Melville ohnroll
last Sabbath evening.
GET yam: Binding Twine before it is
all gone, 33, Garay. 48 -
Miss 1. E, Kann arrived home from
Da8hw00d last Monday,
Mos. Grou0r .SSANDER., of Flint, 14ticli.,
is visiting with her parents in Brussels.
A New sign "Brussels 'Woolen Mills,
Bowe a Co," bas boon paiuted on the
factory,
Peen I1,130, of Hamilton, was fu town
last week. Ile talks Boma of r0turuiug
to Bru8eola,
COLONEL A30)21:n paid 130088013 an
official visit last weep and inspected the
armory of No, 5 Co.
.i0>r,A 1131030 In Crockery and Class -
write. Finest white Granite Seta import-
ed $2 at Thomsons, 47-
A summit of our tolvliseeoplo will tako
advantage of the excursion to Toronto
on Friday of tbis week.
Tun energetio captain of No..1 Com-
pany is fast gutting his mel: enrolled for
camp at Stratford next week,
Geo. Menem, a student at 1)cntietry,
i8 in town thla week on a visit to hie
brother E. A. Martin, L. D. S.
TEE Enterprise Salt 'Mirka ,83114 con-
siderablo difficulty lseepinl/ pace with
their orders as the salt turned out is of
a superior quality.
1Vu3T struck that post , ,3111 int stlga-
tion busiuess we hove heard so much
about lately? It somehow failed to ma-
terialize, Funny isn't it?
D. 1C. E DWARDS and wife and Mrs. Stow-
ell, of Los Angelos, Cal., were visiting at
S. Rivers this week. Thoy aro making a
holiday trip among old friends.
MEET TOWN started for Winnipeg last
Wednesday per 0, P. R. where he ex-
pecte to make his Moine for the future.
We will be pleased to hear of Lim doing
well in the !Vest as bo deserves to suc-
ceed.
Tree Goderich Caledonian Society beat
all the preliminary arrangements made
for their annual games on Taly 2ncl, and
are counting on a big day. Pull par-
ticulars will be gleaned by reference to
their programs.
LAST Monday Wm. Blashill sr. passed
away after a brief illness at the advanced
age of 75 years. He bad enjoyed good
health and was a great worker for an old
gentleman. The funeral took place 011
Wednesday afternoon.
Tea postponed garden party of the I,
0. G. T. will be held nest Tuesday even-
ing, June 19111, on Dr. Moleaughtoe's
grounds. Ice cream will be served, Pro-
gram to consist of musical and literary
selections. The well known 33rue8018
Baud will be in attendance.
Tun Livermore (Cas.) Herald of May
81st says in speaking of a former Brus-
selite who learn8d the "Art preservative"
in commotion with Tun Pose : W. F.
Scott, foreman of this ofiieo clearly pair.
el his claim to the title of champion all-
around athlete of the Paeliio Coast, at
the Caledonian games at Caldani last
Saturday, 8o WW1 nine first, one second
and three third cash prises, the total
amounting to a trine over a hundred
dollars.
How> s "wonderful" show has come
and gone and was denominated by many
who saw it a fraud. Their stay en Bros.
sols was not a very profitable one, we
Imagine, and the sooner the public "MP'
on these hind of shows the better. The
usual accompaniment of "shell" trick-
sters was 011 hand and salted a number
in this looalitr, We have no sympathy
to lavish on the individuals who try to
beat a man ethics own game. We thiuk,
however, that any local man who will
"cap" for these gamblers and thus lead
the unwary into a snare is a smaller
individual than the proprietor of the
table. The show went to Millbank from
Brussels.
08116ET Noses.—Harry Dennis goes
with the Listowel club to Philadelphia
and New York next week. --The Listowel
Banner in speaking of last.week's match
with Brussels says 1-0010 cricketers went
to Brussele last Thursday to play e,
match with the 3311108018 club and met
with the first defeat they have load for a
long time. Their oppouente had a strong
team whilst i•1x of Lietowel's players
were colts. Only one innings each was
playod, Brussels getting forty-two runs
and Listowel thirty-eight. Tho Stand-
ard says :-.11110 Listowel cricketers vf8it.
col Brussels last week, and experienced
their first defeat this season,—The Port
Elgin club is playing the home teats as
'o go to 131098,
It
one
to
T1sr:nn Will be no service in Knox the
''doral: nest 5111)1)0.111, 17th in8t„ but elm
Rzbbath School will be spell as usual. dor
1,1r, Knoehttil .n anacancad 80 address the a s!
'he »metin g 1T'cd esday, ties 20th end J. mato
Betz on Wedl:u"day, 2701, inst.,George Gra
Iii»bio tel 13131 ilio chair each evening. the
Rev. (1, Branson Howie leaves town thin cart
week f,0 e. few days.
llonte-r Gw
avnxci an,l eaules Nllnnlo,
f McKillop, came out for a day's fishing.
153•. rind Mrs. Janes Scott, of Roxboro',
parents of stirs. James Grieve, and Archy
Scott, r,f Scott Bros., Seafofth, also paid
vis1t9 'They all made their home with
Mr. and Mrs. Grieve dosing their stay.
if you want any potlatch' on how to lift
..11(1 /and a spookiest trout havo i, talk
with ;Minnie.
TM:air is fall of moon about n big
ack bear hemi 68511 along the Maitland
near Alex. Lelgatty's. The local 11inero4s
w0T0 i1 hot pursuit but have not succeed.
rd in capturing lane. Handy got a shot
int him but the facet of it oceans to bo that
',ruin enjoys the sport and is supposed to
kayo c o':sed the gravel road near thetown to rohmnto amusement to tho ileo.
pie of the Rh tonof Morrie, " F310 ttho, epcct to bear from his bearshfp again. resp
Bacons/mi.— On Wednesday, 27113 inst. $80.
the Boot Minn Farmers' Inetitttto will $181
run an excursion to Guolph where tho day ing
will be spent at tho Ontario Agricultural by o
(.'ollege. Thin will afford tho farmers of anen
this locality a splendid opportunity of tho
Boeing for 1113 11001v08 this much taikcd of C
of institution and as the President, Prof. 1 by
Millis, is 133.81.0 of fho excursion funning cliai
ss'erytlling will be (lotto to make tho stay 1 guar
at the Royal city pleasant and profit-
ablo. Low rates have boon 800nred from
rho 0;' T. 11. and tho excureioni803 ab13.)11
hav0 from 011t 10 o'clock a, m. until
after 0 p. ul, to look about them; Jivery-
bodyy sllotild arrango to go. 1:''hrthcepar. , That
tiotherm will be given Beat week, collo(
A GOOD story is told on our postmaster.postmaster.seems James Broadfoot, of the Eonn-
y Restaurant, ran into Cm post office
get change for a $5 bill. Mr. Grant
s busy with 0110 o1' two other parties at
time nod after Banding out tho
ngo from the proceeds of an1011ey or.
he was issuing, turned around to get
amp and forgot to lift tho V. A tow
es after (loss than five) Si1n0n
n0, his brother, finding the money on
floor as=.ed hits whet was the proper
180 to take. Ho advised advert'eiag
it and tvas straightway proceeding to do
so, when ascertaining that the lnon0y
was found in the P, 0. immediately be.
fore, it dawned upon bins, it was tine $u"
11e dict not got for tho ohnugo and which
had blown off the wicket. IIe verified it
by counting his cash and of coat',1e claim.
ed and received tho lnls6ing note. Since
the above was written we hone that cer-
tain bnsy.bodioa Ism tried to make e,
point Ont of tide. Bettor mind your own
business if you have any and
11 don't med-
dle with what closer not concern you.
]1IIs la :,a_=.--La8t Tuesday (vcni0g
tho 5th annual mooting of the Brasile
Branch of the Women s Foreign 'Miss-
ionary Sooiety was held i11 Knox Church.
Itov. dem. Rose, 33, A. occupied the chair
and gave a brief review of the worst
Accomplished eiuco the inauguration of
Society in 1884, The receipts of tho
;active yeah were, 885.05 in 1804 ;
i)4 in 13385 ; 8128.52 in 1880 ; and
45 in 1887. Tho following intore8t-
program toad then proeented t--MUBio
vitt little girls ; :!:Report of the 121)11
al mooting of the wo0tern nation of
Women's Foreign Miesionery Soddyon
roman, (told 111 Guelph, On April 1101,
13/
Ira, Maloolm ; music by Knox elmeoh
r ' reoitattion by W. 33. Dickson ;
totic 1137i8se8 Stawart,ltoss, Wilson
rind Alexander ; paper on Missions by
Ms, Deadman ; music by Melville
aura choir ; recitation by Aggio Shiol;
address by Roy. 0.33. lfowtc; music by
eight littlo girle ; rcatlintt,g by Charles
on mem by Knox church cluck' ;
.tion and 73anedin0iou,
THE
BRUSSELS POST AINI1 151, 1888,
Tams up the Dominion flay celebration,
COTTAGE to rent, also rooms over A. 11.
Smith's store Inas. fermium,
hams Buns, of 1110 Ltmknow Sontl-
nel, sotto and cilildi'en were in town hist
Tu65003'.
A much needo4:rain fell Saturday and
Sunday. With warm weather uow
growth will be very vivid.
A number of our oitiz0118 visited Sea -
forth during the past week to attend the
80310iem8 of Guelph Confortmee,
T1n1 County Sabbath School Con-
vention 8011m011oe5 its session iu Exeter
on Tuesday of next week. A good pro-
gram is pr8pared for the mooting.
ISM. FArnrrlor,n, of Wingliam, Inas
ahargo of A. I3auslaugh's photo,' gallery
during the absence of the proprietor.
ON Thursday 0Ulan 00;11144 Sturdy,
from MOKillop, Rab fined $8 and omits for
assaulting his neighbor named Paisley.
The eaeo was tried before Reeve Me-
Crsoken.
A Co1PL11 of 33ruse018 youths were n
before the beak for defacing fences with
p0olcc0 knives, Tido should be a warning
to all others as the authorities are deter.
mined to put a stop to this kind of
work.
Nem Tuesday afternoon, at 2:80 o'clook,
the Directors of the Agricultural Society
and the shareholders in the 11010 Park
will meet in the Council Chamber and
decide about the ground, A full attend.
once desired.
B. Gsnpx and Councillor Graham went
to Guelph last Monday on the railway
delegation concerning the proposednortb•
ern route of the 0. 1. 31. The Guelphites
are very non -committal and leave it all
to the C. P. R.
Rev. A.. D, PhD omen, of Seafarth,.
preached a very able sermon in Knox
Church last friday aft0r110on at 2.80,
The CO 11111211111011 80lvlee was held on
Sunday. Rev. G. Bowie proaohiug both
morning and ovoniug. On Monday Rev.
Mr. Mo(2aarrie, of iViogbam, proaolled.
Canadian News.
Lord Lansdowne bas cabled 450 for
the Hull sufferers.
The burned -out families of Hull aro in
want of assistance.
The new C. P. R. bonds aro now quot-
ed at four per cent. premium:
There will be trouble hereafter in
gutting insurance companies to taste risks
in Hull.
Tho Bruce Herald says that Tiverton
contains only one ratepayer that does
not belong to some ssoret society, He
must feel lonely enough to sock ro lodge
in some vast wilderness.
Last Friday evening while Robert Eng-
lish, one of the most wealthiest and most
prominent farmers of Burnt River, and
his son were placing traps for wood-
chucks, the son mored along the river
bank unknown to his father. The father
seeing his brown hat beside a bush, and
mistaking it for a woodchuck fired 1n-
stantly killing his son. The charge hav-
ing lodged in the stead. The fathor is
almost prostrated with grief.
The Dundalk Herald has the following
light account of a serious affair:—Sandy
McAuiey and S. Beamisb had a little en-
counter with each other on Proton street
laat Monday, in whioh the two combat-
ants became very much enamored with
each other, huddling together and grasp.
ing 0110 another to their bosoms. Mc-
Auley took a fancy to lleamish, and
when his mouth came near to Beamisb's
faro 11e bit therefrom about an inch and
a half of fiosh, widening hie mouth to
that extent. When the fun was over a
dootor wits called in to stitch up rho
mouth of 33eami0h, whose knuckles were
skinned and one finger put cub of joint.
Sandy got a black eye in return for the
bite, and several other little bruises that
made up for his 000 great familiarity.
F00030 TUB GUEST 11888gni'=53 '1'O
C:EI'IISEHHAIiS,
Tho following is a synopsis of Rev. G.
13. Howie's address last Sabbath evening :
"And as they wore eating, Jesus took
bread and blessed it and brake it an$
gave it to his disciples and said take oat
this is my body. And Ile took the cup
and gave thanks and gave it to them
saying, drink yo all of it for this is my
blood of the 11813 Testament whioh is
shed for many for the remission of sins."
Some 8113 days boforo tho cruoifiotion
our Lord came from the far North or
.!last and entered Josuealem on tho fist
day of the week. It woe on this occasion
that he was mot by tho nlultitadc which
cried out "Hosanna to the Son of David :
blessed is IIe that oomoth iu tho name of
Iho Lord," It was on this eventful clay
that He entered the temple and cast out
all them that sold and bought in the
house of Gocl. On Tuesday, thleo clays
before Use cruoifictiou, our ,Lord WOO
standing boforo tho whole Jowieh 11ior.
=ay tvho had assembled together for
the purpose of plying sum with gneetione
hoping thoreby to find soma cause where-
of they could a00use Hine. It was 011
this =argon that the Lorcl pronounced.
tho eight woes against the Sc1'ibos and
Pharisees. The Wednesday following
was a rest day and on Thursday, the 1:lth
day of Ilio month, tbo Lord partook of
tho pa88over fu tho tippet chamber with
His disciples, during the 0our80 of which
feast He gave to hie peopl8 of that day
and tide clay also, an ideal mostpreoions.
It woe also at thio time that tho Lord
Savo ut0oranoo to tho di8cours0 com-
mencing with "Lot not your heart bo
troubled ye ',olive in Goat bolicvo also
lh m0, &c.1 Tho time w110 1103. feet
drawing hoar when the Lord would bo
taken cootie's) and11011 away to bo eruof.
food. 'Whet 3.o have bean taught to nail
the Lord's sapper was hero instituted. 311
A148 now already Tato in the evening tvhon
Alas and Isis disciples loft tho upper
room and l'otr'acod their stops aoroOS the
brook Ilodron to filo Mount of 0livos in
the Garden of Gothsolnano, Josue then
loft Ilis dl8ojple8 tholes and went a little
Author on to bo Mono and 3.105110 with
His heavenly father in prayor and as Ho
p1ay01, being in ani agony, Ile said Fath.
or if it bo p1oseible let this 0114 pose from
me, novorthclese not my will but thine
bo done and tlloro appea1cd au angel un.
to hint atrongtherling 11im.
"To that fool Um tempter's. 1)owor.
Co to dark (lothsomano,
Your 11,edeolnor's conflict eon
Watch with Him ono bitter hour,"
"Jesus coming to His disoiples found
them asloop and said unto them could
yo not wattcn With me ono flour, '43188011
and pray therefore lost yo enter into
tompteti0n, Coming tho Second time Ito
found then) steleop and now 'wee the
proof fulfilled, "Illavo trodden the wino.
mesa Menlo and of the people. tltm'e was
none With me. Coining the thud liouo
arid finding them aslo8p Ito solidi unto
thous "Sleep on now and take your root
behold the hour 18 at hand ain't tho Son
of Man is bother/dicta tho boucle of sin-
ners, rise let 110 bo going Witold he is at
hand that doth betray me," and lvhilo
he yet smoke, Midas, one of 111e twelve,
cause and with hint a great menial/10
with swords and staves and Judas with a
profane kiss botr'ayod the Masten', for 110
had beforehand said 'ehoeoever I kiss
that mains is IIs, In a ehorl time after
this event Jesus was standing beforo Au'
nias, the deposed high priest but yet very
powerful, aril hove was commenced the
settee of examinations, abuse and iusu118
the Lord un4orweab while He was boing
examined before Caiphas, the aotual high10i00t. 'What do we find boing enacted
in the court without ? Peter in ilio at of
'denying his Lnrd, the disciple sotto said,
"though T -should die with Thee yet will I
not deny Thee," and the Lord turned
and looked 011 Peter. Wbat a look ! how
it must have pierced into tho inmost 0001
of Peter; what confusion of mind it must
have wrought, no wonder he hasten081
out and wept bitlorly. Potor bad just
risen from the Lord's table. Ilavo any
of you fallen in the way Peter ,lid ? I
need not tell you that you have not holed
your Lord hi words, but have you domed
Him in will, in pnrp000, or deed ? "Let
hits that tlyinketh he staudoth tako heed
tlleref010 lost he fall." Now Caiplla6
and the chief priests and elders sought
falso witness against Jesus to put Him
to death but found none and it seminal
l
yet that Jesus was to escape unharmed,
Caiphas couldn't bear tho thought and
up he rise; and addresses Jesus, "Now I
call on no witness, I appeal to your hon•
esty and piety, are thou the Christ Um
Son of God ?" There were times when
the Lord could let cirouuletanoes and
evonte answer all question= put to him,
but now ho coofeeses and Paye, "Thou
hast said, nevertheless I say unto you
horeaftor shall ye see the Son of 11fan
sitting fn the right Hand of power and
coming 10 the clouds of heaven." Then
said Caiphas, honoring to his colleagues,
what further need hove we of witnesses,
behold new ye have heard Him blaspheme
and they answered He is guilty of death.
Though He was condemned to death yet
had no assembly of Jo1v8 the power to
put to death so they took him to Pilate,
the Roman governor, and obtained his
consent. Now they, who only six days
before had hailed Josue crying "Hosanna
to the son of David," were now thirsting
for His blood, They denied the Holy
One and Just and desired a murdorot
granted unto them instead and Pilate
then said, "What shall I do with t111s
Jesus which is palled Christ 2" and they
cried, "Crucify Him! crucify Him 1" and
Pilate said "I am innocent of the blood
of this just person see yo to it," and they
131183.011031 rho blood be on us and our
children and so this prayer has been
fearfully answered. Then Jesus Wag
scourged again and bruised and bleeding
as he 1118, wall forced to carry the boavy
cross upon which he was to be crucified
to ilio place called Golgotha. Men they
arrived et Golgotha the cross was placed
flat on the ground and the Lord was
strotohed on it and tho nails driven iuto
His hands and feet, it was now Ho was
heard to call "Fatbor forgivethom for
they know not what they do 1" :Chea
the soldiers lifted the cross upright and
with as inuo11 violoneo as they could
bring to beer dashed it into the hole in
the ground prepared for it. From this
position the Lord loons and spies the
blessed Virgin'lvlary and says unto her
"Woman behold thy Sou 1" the belov-
ed disoiplo John, who was standing close
by Then turning to one of the thieves
that was crucified with Him, who repont.
ing asked for mercy said unto him to -day
thou shalt bo with me in Paradise. How
marvellous even on tho cross the Lord
speaks and dispenses blessings, The
chief prieste and elders and those who
went and came reviled Him saying "Thou
who destroysth the temple and 111 three
daye bnildeth it up again save thyself
and come down from tho cross." "He
saved othors &o." There was fulfilled the
prophecy. All they that see me laugh
me to scorn, they shoot out the Hp and
8110118 their heads saying He trusted on
the Lord that He would deliver Him let
Him deliver Him 808i11g he delighted in
Him. Again the Lord spooks when dark•
ne85 has covered the land, "My Clod 1
&o." Then a ray of light comes to the
soul of the crucified Lord an(1 Ho ex-
claims, "Father into, ,ho." Novortheless
they that mocked Him still remained
unrepentant and under tho miring aftcl'-
noon sun of ilio East the Lorca still hangs
to the tree.
Heesam.tves—McL.tnsee—In Paisley, on
the 7th inst., by Rov. S. Johnston,
Mr. W. A. Hargreaves, of Toronto,
to Miss Ida, nice of Dr. MoLorcn,
of Paisley.
=z00%
BLAsono ,—It, Brunets, on Juno Iltb
Win. Blasboll sr„ aged 73 yearn, and
0 months.
3AMIr05021,--In Brussels, on the lith hist„
lasso Gertrude, daughter of Alex.
Tamierou, aged I yoar, 8 months, 25
days.
COlte0CTED CAI,EFULLY EV11111! WEEK,
Fall Wheat 011 08
Spring Wheat 90 1 00
Oats 48 00
Pens ..1 05 70
Barloy 60 70
Potatoes .. 60 70
13t1tt033-per lb' 10 00
Eggs, por dozen 12 00
Apples, per bushel 05 00
Hogs, dvoesed ...... , , 6 60 7 00
Beef 4 50 r 50
*Ha0
Wool, por cord 2 50 3 0 0 50
Shoopskins,oa031 ,... 40 75
Msa,'aysM 1x,s avrai-aaast=rmies,
eenn107nn ('13111,7111,113. nelorr mama
Fall 'SVhoat ..,. ,,,, 911 98
Spring Wheat ... 00 1 00
Barley 50 70
Oats .. 48 50
Loan 00 70
Butter, tubs and rano., , , 113 14
!Cgs per d0zon ' 12 00
Flour per barrel,.,,,,.,,• 5 00 00
Potatoes ,, ... Y,0 60
Flay per toot,,,,,,,,,,,,; 8 00 i) 00
Ilidos por lb, 4 riaSalt Ism: bbl., wholeeale", , 60 80,
Shoop 033010.,,,,,,skins, 00 1 00
Wool, per ib ' 18 22
Toric,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,, 0 25 O 831
TOE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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et 0006 to M111 W. 3t. SINCL.AIR,
HES I++Olt SAKE,— PI1IST
Como first e01ve1L A'+ply to J. 11,
80,11T0.8, nt.t, AI, leoif,ay & Co.'s Store.
ITLL I'01t SERVICL--TUE
uudlrslgned w1I1 lceoi a thor',ugtu•
luod Derham 111,11 for Berrie° On lot 00,
on, O, Morris. Terms 01.00 with prhilogo
of returning if 110888sary, JAS, 14110I8,
Proprietor, 114.31 n
END7r s,—SEALED TEND•
1.:ue 3.111 bo r000h'od up to tbo 3ot1t
Settoolltoueo li S.8 tNo,3, woodshed xltplans niid
epooineations may be aeon at tho honso of
the uodoreignedno lot No, 2, tali concession
of Grey. ALEXAICDER 61>1313ABT,
Grey, Juno 13, 40-0 ace. for Trustee r.
1/�'AIT'LAND RINK. --A GEN.
oral mooting of the shareholders of
the Maitland Skating and Curling Bink Co,
of am seek is hereby oalle,1 for Mo;;mu',
Jinn 10111, 030 s o'clock p. m„ in alto Connell
Cil amber, 13russols, to consider the adt'lo•
ability o1 disposing or tbo rink and trine'
action of goner 1.1 business.
J. 13A1tU1t1:AVLH, 110DT. (111A3IAM,
Secretory, President
([r'O C0iTRArpOftn I ;
Tontine will 1,o reo,dvad at the presby.
torlan Manes, Wooton, op 0111 lilosntr, tiro
UP day 0(Juav, for the painting and ri
psirtng aY Duff's 00, arch, Spoclgoations
may be eoe11 at the in ansa, Tao Managers
do not bind 13108100180010 acnesi,, tho lowest
or an tender, JA111(3 HMILLIL,
-23.s Sooretary,
N LY i'niit further 11otlao the 0ost of
Service of my Tliorongh.brod
��,��
,Ter soy Pull will be WOO par•
nbl010 time of sorvioo 11th the
p 117), gp h rabs,e tit cocoa -
0 yy eery). Cho above implies to
131 A 9Y will b45 00 Cnob ersoya whiph
G. A. DEADSIAN, Druggist, &0., Brnsesla,
Ontario 1e.
1'= b LAS, (,
from the Waemo Roott Of the Grand
Trunk Railway Co., Baussoee, an advert
tfsiug oard, "Battle of Sedan." Any per -
eon giving Information as will lead to the
conviction of tho thief will bo maitabiy
rewarded. Apply to
• T. G. DAVEY,
Manager London Advertising Co.
or AGENT G. T. 11., B10Cs8133s.
REAL ESTATE=
01Iz)OBTn]LE DWELLING
5021 BALE at a bargain, Por Intl part
Maulers as to price, location, oto., apply to
'SV.13.1)103i80N, 8-tf
OUSE AND LOT POB SALE
Brussels. to Rent
ltouso in Isu 11 (3 Blood Dart
of
rivals. For further parbiolllars apply 00
A. J. LO mow, 1rosaols, or to It, HPARLINO,
Winghn m. 38.
TLToUSL TO BENT. --THAT
comfortable pottage at present 00•
ospiod by E. Beam, 11111 etraet. Large 10t,
stablo, ,roll, oto. Rent moderato, Also
commodious storehouse in rear of Postoifiso
lately occupied by Mr, Roddick.
37- J. It. GBANT,
�IABMFOR HALE ,—T13E SUP•
oilers
oovaluable oo11.18Grey onshp
Enron Oo,, for salo, Thrive aro about 50
soros cleared and In good hoart. There is n
1og1101160, good bank barn, boating orchard,
and all the necessary e0nyont8noes on 8310
prgmi8ea. Por- tnrtbor partioulors, an to
i1r10o,0orws, oto„ apply to the Proprietor,
PROS. 11I8LOP, Clare P. 0„ N, W. T,. or to
2-80 D03GALD 8TI0400AN, nruesels
WARM IN GREY 'TOWNSHIP
Iron sAZO,—Boma lot 14, con, 10, Don-
taming100 minis. It is partly olearod, the
balance 1011 tiu111grod, A never failing
creak crosses 01181)100s and it 08 13el0dapt'
0,1 for eithorfarming 011 grazing. T 103411lkq-
whooee1140aor0s, being oast part oflot 14,
oon.15, nearly 1,11 8180rod and in a good
etato of onitivation. A good frame barn
with a good stone stable underneath and a
1183.00 failing well is also on tbo plaoo. For
furthor particulars apply to the proprietor
on tho vlaoo, This lot he ollpoaito 008 oth-
or 010010GE AVERY, Proprietor. 1.01
'FARMPON SALE,—TILE U.N.
DEEM:n:11 odors for aalo tho north
east gnart0r of lot 28, coc0essiou a,. Morris,
Colum)' of Huron, onutaiuing 10 twee. T110
Saha to of nr't quality and 1n a high' into of
cultivation, Roll 103100l and 'minor-drained,
40 acres aloarad. Now iramo lmnso, 8 rooms,
milk house with 8011or038 walla, 2 wells,
good barna and 3!10,1, orchard, etc. Night
acres of fall wheat. This desirable proporty
adjoins tho corporation of Brussels. Suit.
able tarns w111 bo given, Titlo 80110e0,
4,1)UO3 G1tUF,V11, Ownor,
3'1• !lox 2;8Bruo8als P. 0.
'04-Morrie,
'3 00D 5'1111131 F011 SALT: IN
4 Morrie, 0111'ea1111a1,10 tn:'11,0, In ardor
60 olnse tho a5Yairo 34 tho estate of tho lath
W. G. 13inggstos, the ox0outorn prior ilio fol-
lowing valtlablo lands for cal> North
half el hot 30, Oon0000lon 0, Township of
Morris, containing 00 scrota, an Ude lot is
ero0b0d n good iramo barn with mtono 1Onn-
dation, good orchard, well and mini). Nom.
13' all cleared, and 10" an tho gravel Madeloeoly adjoining tho tillage of 13rnaaols,
This farul is a valuable ono, is well fenced
and in a good-s0ato of oultivation, For
1prints
rn Hole 13. terms., nions Jos enuees, y otor a
81)110061'.O„ or 738(5rlSanta, iltap10 Lodge
1'. 0., ltiiddlesox Oci$ty, ..
6A01117 FARM For, SALE.
v—AG1et-olassATM for sale In tiro
Tboing south 11011 01 tho
Bali lots remota 8
and south half 01 20 in 5th con„ Ooataining
1100 OOr00 311000 or loss, 121 aoree mostly
oleos of a0cmps and in a Rood stat0 of 011161.
vation. Them is a young bearing orohard,a
good houso and amok barn 501308 foot with
Stone stable undornoe0h, Tho farm is site
Med within a Milo of 6lso Vlilago of Brunsols
and is a nod farm for grain or Stock rain.
ing as ale intenod with the rivor Maitland
and novor failing spring crook. Possession
will bo given at any limo. For furthor par.
Urethan applyon the preulie00ortoA.tee'
BOBEI(TSONllrussola Il, 0. 1130
11`41311'7.100 lh~nn• Male.
1>130 Ouhaaohborofforo ±01 Oslo hie valuable
Fermin thog>ownahip of Groy, 0o/uprising
lots 8 and 7, Con Alin saidtownship• This
farm 0011)hin0200aorceanal a within 1t 10111110
from tho thriving yt1'lago of Brnssols, with
good gray ol road loading bllor0t0. Abou6150
won aro 01onr0(1 from from stunner; end in a
high Matto of culap
lvation, Tbot' balanc0 i0
W0111ou000 naar1vt13 o wliofo ofsthontoucan
WAN; straightanrl having 7,08,, 0000004 its
1841h soul B0. On thopromia08thoroio a 0081
fortselol04 dwellinghotleo anti 13400 !frame
barn with eto110 eta11)104 uddernoath in
w11i011 Ulm is a well with an abtnidant taupe
ply of 020011eet wator, There. l8 IIt0wiso a
now Yratno inplomont 1100180, 40820, wolf
0o0rod,abovo and boloty, and timely 81dod
and paintod. Forpar1toulars nobly to trio
Prcpbiotar, JAM138I1101(s N
10(1. 4010 1 1
llogistrar,Ii ro11Co„
9r ,Tinct. de-
i o1NT(1i3IJ 1�. 111ITACl0Alt't',
BANKERS -:- 1311OSS14LS
111((ns(3,1 35 General ilaislaup
'331(91)1093,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Canadian and United d tales Drafts bought
and sold.
Iutm'oob aliowod on dopnalts.
antler/Tons mode cit favorable Ernes.
0anadlan Agouti—Mnu01IA2'.rd 333:18 or
Canna,
NOW York Annuls tu+0n10.ns tom 'Cnun-
13188 NAT102130, HANE,
LEGAL AlNCONVEYANCING.
SINCLAIR, SOLICIT.
m', C0uvoyaneer, Ne1nry Pub]ie,
he. oihe0 : Oxahnm'e 1310 31, i ,lour 1,1,000, of
Ilnrgrouoes' Drug Store. Privalo Fends to
Loan.
1.1. Pe "Fir A D E, BARRISTER,
Solicitor and Notary Peblio. Oon-
clvova0aing. Coh005!ou0 and Loaning, Mr,
oy attvoao'oleok, (Jerrie every Ivednes•
flIOKSON As HAYS,
(tato with Garrow R; Prnudf0ol, flo(lo-
rrioh)C1Barristers. Solicitors, Conveyancers,
.10 loaglee, unitive nloolq- Rruaae1,, Money
11, 8. RAYS, W.13, DICICHON,
1I, TAYLOR, B. 0. L. I3AR.
° mann, Solicitor, 05„ of 11,0 Sian of
Dicl,aon S: Taylor, Barristers,
Solicitors, neo„ Manning Ar0ac10, Ring Street
Weigh Toronto, Money to 10au,
ALEX. ECUNTER, CLERIC OF
tho Fourth Division Court, Co, Huron,
conveyancer, Notary Pnblie, Laud, Loan
10 loan. Ooleotionutmade. 0111oo cin Gra
ham's Brook, Brussels,
�Cg1.RT CUNNIo'40/1
447,
1:501:11141.1011,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
MEDICAL CARDS.
'�'1t, P. CALE, M. D,, 0. M.
Member oftba College of Physlolana and
Sargeon8 of Outanio by examination.
011ee and Bos(deno—Main Ht. hast, L the
Ontario.
r1I" A. 1IcNAUGTITON, 12.1),,
C. hl., L.B. C. P. Edinburgh, M.C. P.
H. Ont. At Ilargroaveo' Doug Store from
0 to 11:00 a.m, and from 1:30 to 4 p. m. At
other hours may bo found at rho roeideuce
formerly occupied by Dr. Iiutcbinson,
M1I1 street.
DENTAL.
lauleeNTSt al a".
G. L. 01811 1., D. S., honor Graduate and
M. 12, 0. D. u'. 'Toronto, Vit,it0o,1 Air given
B. B. Morloe, D. 1). S., Assist tut overstay
Oaa1Cn—Moyers Block, Seaforth,
1133[+`1°1'.1 Ikea "30.
W,J. Fear ,L S,Gra,ltlatoofTo-
ronto School of Dentistry, All oper-
a0loua guaranteed, 011.10o—Cady's
lliools, Soafor3]i,
Axtfffefaltooth,ffratquallty, nada
guaract8odfft,for $12,O0porset,
DE, I\'a•aiaF'.
x0, S,,
Ilon0r Gradunto of 0110 Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. NIT1l0a Mann
GA8 aclminfotorod fox tho palnloss extras.
thou of tooth.
OFF1t'L.—Car(teld irlork, BRUSSlls34,
AUCTIONEERS.
EOR(3 '' KIRKBY, LICE N-
an Auotlou er, Sales conducted on
r0aaonab10 norma, farms end ,13100 81ne1t a
sueolalty. Orders left at Tern PosTPubltsll-
ing Honso, 13rnssols, or sent da tvaiton goat
o910o will recety0 prompt attention.
A LEX. DELGATIY, AUCTION
is pro tarod to attend to solos 1,
the oh0rtosb nolloo, A 8po8ialty mad.) el
sales of tflorougqh.bro,1 stools. Terms made
known be application tt T1111 P08T I'nb1161;•
Ing Hausa, wboro orders irony bo loft, or
bcidrore to Bruesots 1' 0,
.17.1l. B4.Y11ANN, AUCTIONEER,
e is always ready to attend galea of
farina, harm stools, &o. Towns ahoerfttlly
rrenew) at n'T,o: P.O.
Publisbllrog alouee,
Brussels,
BUSINESS CARDS.
•/3.g/7' I3.11mOBAGICEN, 18191111•'.
v V a of Marriage Idealises, Ogloo at 1 1
Grocnry,Turabsrry Stroo4,
lULER ISIS O'CONNOR, TEACHER
of Diann and Organ. Tonne ou 01rp13.
Dation.
N. B,—W anon chum ut note every Thuro1ay
curl Friday at3lrs, h, Oam phell's, Walton.
ti 14IaNAI13, TI3SUE1 Ol' ' LAlt.
rlage Lloonees, by ani loie310on 00
Lienb: Governor GOmmies10n61', 00„ 4, 11,
Ocnvoyaneoran(1Agent Piro Insurance Cr,
OHioo at tho Ortenbr00kPost 011100,
•req' &I.110D111010, HOUSE SIGN
q v and Ornamental Pain '
tPn Painting
er;,
Gikliug, Sign and I1o0orntivo Painting fu Ell
iia l)ro3a3u011es, Shop Blinds done up in stvlo,
Pallor Rouging a apoolaity. Shop ono door'
0001011 of J. Buyors' Gearing° Works.
W. O'IIRIEN, V,•1`3., HONOR
Graduate of tho 0nitaria Votoatnary
OollOgo has r080m531 tbo .preotl08 of John
Nott, V,S„1,tt(i is prob17aroit to treat 31p11 (lis
00089 of doniOetioatod ahilnal0 on 001888lee
andappr0vod prinolple0, 1'reatm0ut 0f 110.1.
iaato Ioa10 a 0nooiaity Oflleo two slaor0
North of Bridge), Turnborry gtroot,
dl�y;IIOIOE FARMS POI% SALE.--
fiftieth
fOw sploudl1 im r
saloin bhp town lits of• oy, Morrie rfor
s 1 0331 , ,1%1! and
gelation. Apply letea A. DI:I,
Avottonnor,l3xussotsP, 0, IMO/1,1%1! , Co.
{1011 SALE, OR WILL TRENT
to 0nttablo pa9idoo, Btol'n wit]u cum•
fortablo and o0mm0,lioue chaining, 110032
collar, { two 01 gado in hoarier; ap nos,
opllume an,tsmall fruits, Good veleta Limnos,
one of the bast montage in On,
tarso for a good hal'iloss•ntokor, boing In rile
oontro of a splendid Yarning entrain. Near-
est op 8010580113 7 lnilpa f iatowob
13 ntl]d5, Applyfor 1)5rnln
On 1110 trOmletl I•' e