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The Brussels Post, 1888-6-22, Page 88 IHSZsxxusmsz ^fit .,P„_1 a./..al ,. PABIS I'ERSUS POTATO BUGS 1 1' can supply you with the best English Paris Green for the 1)1'tltectioll of ycgtr Potato Vines, Guaranteed to give satisfaction when used according to directions, G. A. DEADMAN, uggirt, Bookseller, and F.alloy Goods Dealer, Dtuseeis. NO REMEDY gives:nch universal satisfaction as the COUGH REMEDY manufactured in aeaforth, �aiird r''''''--LUMSDEN&WILSON'S—r "i �OOOI �G.o_c��.'O' 'o ie.0 OO Unu�O: OM•1 4oya1 Gl eorated Balsam of w on Ofo nuc'! nerno o Its wonderful virtues have created a demand for the Preparation from all parts of the Province. 17-emDruggists sell it, Price 60 cts. s, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, SJCTEEr.N EUTzustox, W. a, & 0, 0, Traiaeleare Brussels Station, uort and south as follows: - Going South. Going North. Alen 7:02 a.m. i Mired 2:30 040 Express 1045 a.m. Mai1...............3106p.m Mixed 8:55 p.m, I Express 9:45p,m 7,0 Cal ` .cies tuns. A chiefs among ye talrin' notes Au' faith he'll prent HOT. Tn2 boys aro uractieing for the tub 11.00 0n July 2nd. COTTAGE to rent, also rooms over A. R. Smith's store. Mes. Srnacalx, • TEE Great Boot d: Shoe House shows 200 pairs prunella boots this week. A. Kano has been laid up for repairs this week. The book of Sob should be of sums comfort to hint, however. Neer week we will publish an interest. ing letter from our recent townsman Thos. Town. Tt will repay perneal. Snswr found. Owner may have it by proving property and paying for this notice. Apply at Tim Posr Publishing House. TEE theomoweter bas been waltzing around the nineties during this week. Thursday morning at 8 o'clock it was 82 0 in the shade. J. B. WxLEINs0N writes from Escanaba, Mich., that he has secured a good job with his old ellen], G. E. Whybrew, a former resident of Brussels, and likes the place well. No shop license will be granted in Brussels this year. The fee is so high no man can make it pay if he adheres to the law, So people say who are sup. posed to know. Is response to the advertisement otfer- ieg $5000 worth of Brussels debentures for sale the Clerk has received an offer of 1091 for them. Another offered 106. Our credit is good yet. TEE grab kiln of brick at the Brussels brickyard is now ready for use. A sam- ple brink was left at TEE Poem Pablishiug House and ie pronounced by competent judges to be a good sample. CArr. liars and Company started for camp, at Stratford, on the noon train Tuesday. We imagine some of the boys wish before this that they had not been so keen to enroll their mince. " GA1inxsaz."-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 amt. Wednesday during the season. 47.4 Gsanzie Paenr-Knox Chinch Home Mission Society will give a garden party on Dr. MoNaughlon's lawn on Friday evening of next week, 29th ins(, Musical and literary program. Refreshments served during the evening. TOE injunction applied by Postmaster Grant to restrain the editor of the Bud- get from continuing to publish libels on him has been granted, the same to hold good until the trial. Lawyer Aylesworth appeared for the plaintiff and Lawyer Echlin for the defendant. Wane about the Board of health ? There are several yards that do not show that mush Cleaning up has been done, Has the Inspector reported? This hot weather is the time every attention should be paid to the removal of everything or anything calculated to breed disease, Loon. To conn rnEns.-Tho em'eul]o is now working sad havoc amongst young plums, causing destruction much sooner than fruit growers generally imagined. The most effective way of destroying the pest is to spread sheets upon the grass underneath mho trees end jarring the trees suddenly with either an axe or mallet, when the pest will come tunib. ling down, when they can bo easily des. eroyed. This should be attended to at once io rave the plum crop, 110 env an OI1i fruit glower, tlxrrT rare Winn PEorrn.--Lacrosse, ns; it is usually played, is one of the yougbest and meanest games over played and is more suited to Indians or (rarities than white people. The Wingbam Ad. vane Captains the following in their re. port of a recent match between Wingham and Lueknow clubs ;•---"After playing about fifteen minutes A. K. Cameron, Wingltam's beet horns player, had his zipper lip split open and was forced to leave the field. " " Toward the t close of the match R. McAlpine got e crack on the head which canted him to leave the field. Tito Sopoys sbonld ohango theft natno to the Slashers or alae change their taboos, for they play everything but Menefee," Srss.wosuiuns' are awning to the fro TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT. A.mm» Go Mrgs Enrrn isn:t t is 1101110 from N wioit, Wahine chine Oil and Binding Tw at B. GEnnr'S. 48. O011,VI 's famed Manitoba Floor sale at Tnotrsox's, 48, Miss .40010 Oliver, of Toronto, is ho for a bolidayamvisit. A La addition is being put to auditorsauditorsof the Central Hotel, Dos'•r forget the excursion to the M farm at Gusiph next Wednesday. C=ET your Minding Twine before it all gond. 13. GEltnr. 48- J. W. Susie is expected home from ronto for his holidays next week. An quantity of fresh Iime at the K Brussels, for 11 cents a bushel, W. Timmy, Prop, 13 Las, Granulated Sugar for $1. Pickles 16'c, per quart. Pure Coffee 2 per lb. Ante Goon. I7axrsn,--Either a general servant a burse girl. Agply at gmae to 60. kilns. W. T, Cr,rn•x, WAr sen Coags has disposed of the No York grocery to J. L. Sturdy, of Barri ton- The latter took possession tit week. Wr.. congratulate Editor Clinks, the Listowel Banner, alibis well deserdesert.and recently acquired title 'of Bechtel of Arts, horns. Trios. Junes:: and A. Glaei were ceiling on old friends in town la weep. Sir. Glazier was at ono time st Gone(' in Brussels. TOE Guelph Mowery rays: Miss O'Connor, formerly of Brussels, occupie her place as choir leader in St. George church for the first time yesterday He singing provoked mush favorable co men(, A. H. IdtrsonAvt, a n'ell.known ba baliist, now living at Whitechurch, ha been engaged as umpire for the base ba tournament here on July 2nd. This should prove satisfactory to all the club competing for the $80. Wit are indebted to the Seoretary o the Stratford celebration committee, on July 2nd, for a complimentary badge but we are pushing games and sports a home this year and we consequently ad vise people to come to Brussels on the day and take in the fun. THE BRUSSELS POST JUNE 22, 1888. at. Six Tons pure Manilla Binding Wineon. at 11, Grain's. 15. or• Illus. Wlmur:n and daughter wore visit. lug at Wingham lost week, ine ' Wn give an extended report of the death of the Emperor of Germany on page 0 of for thisisoue. EXIT), value in Crockery and Gloss. me ware, Finest white Grauito Sets import. ed $'d at Thomson's, 47. the Mits. Penmen Mooser and Henry Mooney, jr., ate away visiting sink rola. odel tires neer Shelbourne, 11'fus. lfx,Erenee and hiss. W. II, Kerr is were enjoying a visit with old friends at Stratford ilia week, To- ONE week from next Monday will bo the day celebrated for Dominion day. int. Big tints expeoted in Brussels. 1'. Ora old townerean Jas, Bennett leas none 05 a prospecting tour to California, 00. His family still resides in Dnndas, Oo. RES•, J, L. Iimn will occupy the pulpit of Knox church next Sabbath in the ab. or fiance of the pastor, Rev. G. B. Howie. 110TEn,,ttes, letterheads, envelopes, hair heads, statements, tags, Se, supplied at w close prices et Tun Pox Publishiu�' e• house, is WE neglected to acknowledge our thanks to the Clinton New Era last week of for advance proofs of the Co. Council ed prooeediugs. or Tun report of the County Sunday School Convention, held in Exeter on er Tuesday and Wednesday, of this week, st will be given in our next issue. a• NIxarEEo excursionists lett Brussels for Toronto last Friday. 47 went from 7., Wingham, and the whole number of ex. d cursioniste on leaving Listowel was 104, 's Posrac schools will close on Friday, r July 6th, and re -open in rural sections on m- Monday, August 20th, and in incorpor- ated villages, towns, dm, on Monday, se August 27111. s JAMES Ross and Harry Dennis are 11 away at Plnlacielpllia and New York playing cricket with the Listowel team. s We expect them to give a good account of themselves. f Ix is stated that A.. Bauslaugh is likely to purchase the Seaforth photo. gallery and remove to that town in the course of t a month or so. He is all A I artist and - we don't like to lose Him from town. 1 Amour 20 car loads of splendid betiding stone has been placed at our station by M. Shine, of Grey. It is said that Brus- eels stone is second to none for building purposes, and is held in great demand. Tim garden party, under the auspices of the I. 0. G. T., last Tuesday evening, on Dr. MoNaughton's lawn, was quite a successful affair. There was about $20 realized. The Band discoursed a num. ber of choice selection.. during the even- ing. JAMES It sLLy has disposed of his water- ing cart to J. Lott wbo took op the work of watering the streets last Tuesday. Mr. Kelly has done the worts very well for the past three or four seasons and we bo• Bove the new proprietor will attend to it faithfully. Tun G. T. R. has resumed the sale of Saturday excursion tickets to Kincardine, and our Brussels agent has arranged for the same privilege to Goderiob, It formerly only extended to Wiugbam, Now Brusselites oat take in Goderich and back at the Wingham rate 01$1.00. Ox Thursday night of last week the railway station at Kincardine was broken into, the We blown up and about $26 taken. The company's money, which was in a stnall leather bag in the front of the sate, was blown out, with part of the safe, papers and tickets, on the floor of the office and 110.5 over -looked by the burglars, and was found next morning. The bag eoetainee about 8128. Tni Toronto Empire rises to remark -"The bold defiance of a country mu temporary to the terrors of a libel suit expresses itself as follows; "We want no humbug, but will prove everything we have asserted. Let him trot out bis libel suit, and next week we will publish the full text of it. We have not done with the animal yet. and will in future pub. lig' some episodes of his career that he would rather have unwritten." The "animal" has yet to be heard front." The country contemporary has likely heard enough to satisfy him for the pre. sent and since the granting of the injunc- tion the surplus gas will have to be dir• ected in another quarter. How would it do to give "Fin." Scott, TOE Posr and the town ministers another close? TOE NEw P.tnx.-A meeting of persons interested in the purchase of the old Driving Park was held on Wednesday evening. After spending considerable time in the discussion of the subject the following Board of Provisional Directors were elected :-Donald Mc- Lauohlin, Wm. Grieve, Robt. Graham, R. Leatherdale, D. Strachan, A. Koenig and F. S. Scott. It is their intention to epplyfor a charter, push the canvas for the remaining shores required and secure thr property to the town. Thereappears to be an almost unanimous wish that the Agricultural Society should work in cordially with this proposition so that our Fall Shows may bo boomed and their success for the future not be interfered with by the counter attraotions of adjoin ing towns. Horsy, LICENSES Ix EAST Hnnox.-The following persons are entitled to receive licenses for the sale of spirituous and fermented liquors in the places mention- ed in the said district of East Huron : John Brown and John Kennedy, Ford- wich ; John Lomonby and John Scand• rstt, Belgrave ; John Askett and Lauch- lin Campbell, Gorrie ; Robt. McMinn, Newbridge ; John Goften and Wm. John- ston, Wroxeter ; Wm. Beirnes and Chas. Sage, Walton ; John Burton, Ethel ; C. Dames and J. C. Tuck, Cranbrook ; Thos. McEwen, Jamestown ; Wm. Ward. Molesworth ; Koenig te Goebel, Stratton Bros., T. O'Neil and T. Hall, Brussels ; Wet. VanEgmond, Constance ; Bol. Mc- Namara, Leadbury ; Jas. Fulton, Win- throp ; Thee. Crawford, Dublin ; Ben. Saulte, Bluevale. MAITLtx» BEATING AND CntirNG The meeting meeting advertised to be held in the Council Chamber of Juno 18111 finding the Chamber occupied for other purposes adjourned to Hargreaves drug store. Present -R, Graham, Pros. ; A. Good and J. R. Grant, Directors, and J. M. Mc- Intosb. Minutes of meeting held June 4th read and adopted. Moved by A. Good seconded by J. M. Molntosh That con. sidering that this meeting' was duly ad- vertised i11. The Brussels Posr of the 8th and 16th insia,, and 00 a majority of the shareholders have absented themselves from this meeting, we do not think it prudent to take luny decisive action in re- gard to the affairs of tiro Maitland Skat- ing and Curling Rink Co., and that the Directors, having refused to give their porsonal bond to the Loan Company for i the payment of the mortgage, as asked for, that the Secretary notify the Com- pany of the decision of this meeting, and that these minutes be published in the next issue of Tan Posr.--.Carried. Trim GEAST Idents. -What about time whole text of the libel salt ? Why wag it not published ? Why all this bluster if he didn't intend to do it ? There wag always something clroadfnl going to hap- pen but they do not somehow seem to materialize. The editor says "It is now time for our friends to either endorse or reinldiete the course we have taken," "That's: jcat it, Mr. Jenkins, you novel' had nor novo? could have true Naiads as you do not live so as to deserve them and if by some accident you wore to as Vire such you could 1101 keep them. No, your would-be friends will, now that tboy have led you into the fire, allow you to scramble out the hest you can, Those who could help yon, you Irmo alienated long since and tiro fallowing you now have aro powerless to sustain yon either =rally or pccuniarly, You aro indeed in a pitiable plight. You have 'not wisely but too well' done mho dirty worts which others dare not do and now you are oonclernned to eat "crow," repudiated by all honest, honorable people, Conger. vative5 and Reformers alike, and desert. ed by those for whoa yell teeth (willing to do the dirtiest of dirty erode, Timm aro n number in town who are at the present moment liable to be $nod $20 and costs for neglect in calling upon Town Clerk F. S. Scott and register their births, marriages or deaths, We cannot understand why people should be so stupid in this matter. It se important that the vital statielios of every muniai- pality should be coned. The record of registration may some day be of great im- portance and value as a court record. The municipal clerks in townships, towns and villages are instructed to pros- ecute those who neglect registration, and no doubt some melees citizen will be made an example of. Tim GimAI I801AO Dooms.- Thos. Speer, M. D., Surgeon, d:o., Bead offoe, St, Thomas, the groat East India physi. Mau and surgeon, for treatment of eltron- io diseases and diseases peculiar to women, for which he le so well qualified, will bo at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, on Tuesday, Jeno 26th, one day only, 8 a, m. to 6 p. m, Persons suffering from diseases that have baffled the skill of the local physicians should not omit this favorable opportunity of seeing him. He has been educated in nearly all the best colleges in Europe, has been in the army of the United States and the British army and bas circumnavigated the globe. Consultation free. Remember the date and come early. One day only in each mouth. 80-1 Jnnn,EE,-Lt aocordanoo with announce. meut the Salvation Army hall a "big go" on Ssburday, Sunday and Monday Saturday evening and Sunday's meetings wore conducted by Mee. Sweet - Man in the absence of Adjubaub Sweet - /32021., who wee unable to take part in the Bervfoes owing to illness, Monday even- ing an ice cream gonial was given in the Council Chamber previous to the jubilee which leas held in the Hall. The ollow- ing officers with their corps were pmeee nt; --Capt. Luke and Cadet, Listowel; Capt. Yerex and Cadet Jordan, Wroxeter Capt. Mallory and Cadet, Blyth. A1. though the attendance was somewhat be. 100 the average on such occasions the meeting was full of enthusiasm which ie oharaeter]stio of the Amy, The singing by Blind Jenny, of Clinton, and Capt. Mallory was well rendered. Capt. Luke nnado an earnest appeal to those who were enrolees and indifferent with regard to their higher intonate. The Adjutant took charge of 1110 jubilee, supported by his better half, who pLosso5505 consider- able ability. Proceeds amounted to $10, Class ret titian ItrarvyN. Glencoe bus a hattdsouo new pcstof, lice building. Glen. Middleton will inspect the Elia. gars militia damp. July the .11th is the date fixed for tlto Manitoba Provnneial oloetions, MoGerigle, Ilia Cltioago boodlor, is res- Golfing at Banff Hot Springs. Tho Mercier eanditleto was elected in Chicoutimi and Saguenay Monday. Parolee, oxpoots 10,000 O0angemot there at the 12th of July demonstration. The population of Bent county ie note 41,126 00 eotnparod with 31,2111 in 1887, no Quebec Logislatut'e Monday p stinted an address to the Governat'-G oral, TitoIliglt Court of the Canadian Or; of Forester,' is to nest in London n year, The Half-breed murderers, Gaddy a Bacotte, were haugod at Regina 1 Wednosday, Hon. Cr If, Tupper, Minister of 111 ine and b'isherios, was elected by ace million in Piotou. President Blaine and Broker Cox to be examined by commission in Buff regarding Central Bank matters. On Wednesday nighb last some person or persons deliberately and maliciously girdled thirty-five fine maple trees on the farm of Samuel Patterson, lot 46, eon; 1, Brantford Township. Toronto Methodist Conference has a total membership of 8(',,728, increase, 2,063 ; moneys raised for circuit pur- poses outside of tnissionnry and minis. torsi support fonds, $218,000. A eontraot for tranahippiug between 5,000,000 and 5,000,000 bushels of grain per annual has been made by the King. stow and Montreal Forwarding Company with a wealthy Minneapolis firm. Nam Council aro coneiderin4 the taking of a roto for expending 81,700 for an Industrial Homo, to Ito situated on a fiftyaore farm between Sandwich and Amlierstbtug, on the Detroit river. Itis understood that garrisons for the forts at Viotoria and Ifsquimalt, B. C., will be provided by the Dominion Gov - 'eminent, in return for the Imperial Gov eminent having supplied the armament. Moro than 1,726 dozen eggs ware ex- ported from Eagan to Detroit, by way of Windsor ferry, on Saturday last. The cost pride of these eggs, as stated by the pedlars who took then( to market, was something over 81,020. Recent antelope from Bombay state that produce has been coming in freely, especially reheat, the receipts of whioh are 1,125,000 bushels for the week, and the total since January 1st is now only 800,000 bushels behind last year. The heavy p'trchasos of one or two large operators have bad the price up above the reach of small buyers. An information was held the outer day against James Philip, grocer, of Fergus, for selling goods in his store after the hour of six o'clock in the evening, in de- Sanoe of the provisions of the Early Closing By-law. Mr. Muir, who appear• ed for Mr. Philip, pointed out fatal de- fects in the by-law, and consequently the charge against Mr. Philip was dismissed. The Galt Reporter says : The old enemy is bound to have a warm time of it in the Galt District of the Methodist Church this next year. Rev. Mr. Iles. tard has beau appointed to "blister" Him in Aberfoyle, Rev, Mr. Popper will "pep- er" him in Linwood, while Rev. Mr. Salton will make the raw parts smart in Waterloo 1 More power to their el - The nest steel steamer for the C.P.R. lake traffic is to be built at Owen Sound. She will be 80 feet longer than the Atha- baska. This will givo a great impetus to that town as the contractors the Polson re- : iyZ.7" :7— ,x.101 on- Celtlirlernb e M:Pt/ t,r BVEn, wets, ler Full Wltaat 05 1 00 ext Spring Wheel Barloy ud Omits ast Peas,,,,,• „ ,., „ Butter, tubs and ro11s,. „ tr. .1e, gip) per dozen la. Flour per barrel.. Potatoes aro ITV per ton. Buffs Hides per lb Iron Works Company, of Toronto, are in correspondence with the Mayor as to establishinga permanout shipyard and shops for iron and stool steamers in Owen Sound. Henry Murphy, of Rochester, sold a cow for $30 to a farmer from Gosfield, and to prevent her from tanning too fast in driving her home they put a rope on her horns and then to her foot, and let her out. The one began to run and fell wibh her head against the ground and broke her neck. She died in a few min- utes. Seeing their bad luck Mr. Mur- phy gave them back $5. There is to be seen on lot 0, 6th con- cession, Matohedash, says the Orillia Times, a living curiosity. It is a lamb with a wooden leg 1 The animal's limb was frozen in early spring, and his owner, a man of undoubted genins supplied the need by the dexterous shaping of a piece of timber. The lamb is quite contented and will skip around like any other well- bred lambkin, scratches bis ear with his wooden log, and behaves in a general sense, moat comicaIIy. One of the carriages of Lord Stanley which arrived on Saturday from Quebec' and remained at the Canadian Paoifis Railway depot until Monday is an im- pressive vehicle. The bottom of the carriage is similar to the otdinary turn. outs used hero, with a covered top, but it ie lung in a peculiar way. There aro four high steel springs aetaohed to the axles of the vehicle. The body of mho Carriage dose not rest on those, but on leather straps whioh pass 'between them. The steel syringe resemble enormous hoops, somewhat flattened. Iu front of the body of mho carriage is a high seat for the coachman fully five foot abovo the main part of the vehicle, and behind is another neat for the footman away up in the air, Higher than the front seat. Tho entire Carriage is gorgeously gotten u The wheels are massive, with silver plat. od caps for the hubs, and the body and boxes are emblazoned with the Stanley ooat of arms. The appearance of the vehicle created much interest at the de- pot. Doubt wee expressed whether the footman sitting on the basic seat would get clear under the tolegraph wires over the attests, 13o0ever, no accidents have been reported. -Ottawa Journal. BotroeonN.-On Monday, June 18th, the wife cif Mr. C. Boworman, Mather, • of the 1610 corn. of Grey, twin boys, ono living. avYA.RR2m9, Connex leonn.-At the residuum of the bride's father on Juno 20(1, by Rev. John Ross, B,A., Mr. John Currie to Miss Eliza, yoongest daughter of Mr, john Robb, both of Morris =Meta. Sst'rrzein.--Ab Cranbrook, of Tuesday, June 10th, Christopher Switzer, aged &i yeare,13mettle end 27 days. tn:t:1A.:-P cnzaw'a:-m nonnnc'rrib OA001110,4,1 rt'n111' 0121412, l.",‘ 11 Wheat Spring Wheat Oats Peas on 1 00 413 60 07 68 Bexley 50 00 Potetoog.,.. .„.,..,.,130 70 'Butter, per lb..,„.„„,1.3 00 Eggs, por dozen.... , 12 00 Apples per bushel 05 00 Hogs, dressed 0 60 7 00 Beef ,........ ....,..,,. 4 50 5 60 Slay „ ...• 8 00 000 Wood, poo' coni,,...,.,,2 50 13 60 Sheepskins, oec:h.... ... 40 35 40 1 00 60 00 48 50 118 70 113 00 11 00 5 00 00 H 00 0 00 4 6,} Salt per bbl., wholesale,,, 60 80 Sheep skins, each 00 1 00 Wool, per ib. 18 22 Pork 6 25 0 50 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. ERVANT WANTED. --APPLY nt once to M1BS W. Id. BINULAIII, HES F013 SALE FIRST coma first served. Apply to J. R. SMITH, at A. M,Molfay & Cols Store. NEW TIEAVY WAGGON FOR dant, or to trade for young driving horse. Apply to MOI0AY & Co, Hardware Moroharbe, Br's sole, Ont. 00.3. NXT00D WANTED, -300 00RDS of Boit Wood Ranted at Mrs. Shiel's Brick Yard, Brussels. Wood must be - do. ityerod at ohne. JOHN CARTER, 50.1 Manager, BULL FOR SERVIOE,-TUE undersigned will hoop 31 thorough- bred Durham Bull for service on lot 30, con, O, Morris. Tonne 81.00 'with prlv1loge of returning if ueeeesury. JAB, SPANK, Proprietor. 31-311 f IENDERB.-SEALED TEND - Ens will bo r000lved up to the 2011, inst. for the erection of .awoodshed at the Schoolhouse In S.S. No. 3, Grey. Plans and specifications may be soon et the house o/ the undersigned on lot No, 9 8th ooneesslon of Grey, ALL/SANDEIR STEWART, Grey, June 13. 49.2 See, for Trustees. O N LY Until t tho 0006 further yTet ugh.br Jersey hull will bo 82A0 pap. S2,able at limo of eogvioo w1001 mho 00 prtvllsge of returning (1t voaas- p H envy). Tho above applies to CA S wilt be 56,00 O eh ersoys which G. A, DEADSIAN, Druggist, &o„ Brussels, Ontario, 40 - REAL ESTATE. CEOIG + FARMS FOR SALE.- saloin the totrinship o (+aro Morrie anill Muti0lop. Apply to A, DE00GATTY, CO. Auot(onoer,Erltesels P. 0. C0 PORTABG LE DWELLIN son 5)1.11 at a bargain. Par full part blotllars as t0 price, 100nttOn, etc„ apply to W. E. D1OTOWN, 8-tf T.TOUSE TO RENT, ---THAT oc- cupied by 01.. 2)eaui, Mill street present let, stable, roll, oto. Ileac moderato, Also eotntodious storehouse in roar of Postollice lately occupied by Mr, Rod:Holt 37- J. 1t. GRANT, f'ARMFOR ,SALE, -TELE SUB. farm, being lot aeon. 13,• Grey Township Heron Co., fox sale. There aro about 50 acres cleared and In good heart. There is ft. log house, good bank barn, beating orchard, and all the necessary conveniences on the premises, For further particulars, as to prion, terms, etc„ apply to the Proprietor, THOS.HISLO», Clare P. 0., N.N.T.. or to 0.11 DODGALD STRAOEAN, Brussels IN GREY 'TOWNSHIP taming 100 acre , I5 is partly cleared �tfio balance wall timbered. A never failing °reek Crosses tho place and /big well adapPt• ed for either farming or grazing. Iwilllike- wisese1140eores, being east part 01101 14, ooa,10, nearly all °leered and in a good state o1 cultivation. A good frame barn with a good stone stable underneath and a never failing 'Toll is also on the Place- Fos further particulars apply to the proprietor on mho ulnae. This lot is opposite tho oth- er GBORGE AVERY, Proprietor, 1.01 TOARM FOR SALE. -THE UN - n nolle ma offers for sale the north east quarter of lei 25, o011000 ion 0, Morris, County of Ruron, containing 50 aeras. The land is of first quality and in a high state of cultivation, well fenced and elder -drained, 45 acres cleared. New frame house, B rooms, mills house with °microbe walla, 2 wells, good barna and shed orchard, etc, Eight acres of fall wheat. This desirable property adjoins the corporation of Brussels, Suit- able terms Will bo given. Title perfect, JAMES G1.0IEVE, Owner, 36. Pox 258Brussets 1'. 0, �OOD FARM FOR SALE IN Morris, an reasonable terms. In order bo olooe the affairs of the estate of the late W. G. Hin6'ston, the oxeoutors offer tho fol- lowing valuablo lauds for solo North half of Lot 30, Concession 0 Township of li.torris,containing 00 nerds. On this lot is 555005d a good irate barn with e10n0 foun- dation, good orobard, well au clputp, Near- ly all cleared, and is on the grave road This farmisiitvalu the ones is wellriooead and in a good state Of 0nitivatiou, For prices and terms apply to TF1'OS. I01LLF, Brussels P, 0„ aIsLtIuMs JExxrx82,. Victoria Pn0., bt ddlesex County names, •Maple Lodge ri (\ACRE FARM FOR SALE. t c. -A Arst-class teem for solo iu the Township of Morris in the County of Heron both touch halt of north halt lots 20 & 2d and south half of 25 in 010 0011., ootitaiufug 200 sores morn or less, 125 ae1e0 mostly clear of stumps and in a good state of oniti- nation. Therein a young bearing orohard,0 good house and hank barn OS x OO feet with stone stable underneath. Tho farm is situ- ated within a mile of filo Village of Brussels and is e.good fora for grain or 1110011 rale. ing as it 'intend with the river Maitland and never failing spring Drools. Possession wall he given at any time, 03'or further par- tioulare apply on mho promises or to A. h.. 10013]014013014, Brussels, P. 0. 5.11. 1 FARM FOR SALE. TheExooutors of tho estate of the Tato WILWAtr Moonitr, EsonIoo, do0oaned, n0w offer the following valuable lands for sale, vie, 4 -The north hair of lot 27, and the west half of the north halt of lot 28, both in tho Otto OOuooesiot Of Oho Township [of Morrie, Cmtnty of Buren, containing 150 00100, About 110 acme oro Oloared and in good condition, the greater part being in grans. The balance is well tlnbared,l oniony with b000h and maple, Th10 farm i5 tavorabiy tltnate ,1 witirilt ono mile of 1315 village c1 Brussels, whioh affords an excellent market, There is upon bhe pr5031508 a goad tramp barn and house nu °ra mid of goad fruit Woe, n novor toiling spring, alio a good wall mud S3lut and good . !sodas, Vita property will he sold in one or two puerile, to suit intending perellasoro. Ptrroltngerwffl bo allowed to enter and have UM of been on promigos at any Limo after h are oat and to 10 fall plowing, VIIII 3)05500- 51on wi11 be given et let November next. Poo terms end further particulars apply to the undersigned Executors], or to Joni M0oiE1',1050, Br1100ols, 000, 11 ll Yea iu .0 yfU05, j llxaon'rono, Dated at Brussels, Jeno 1010,1880, 00, BANKING, i1IciNT0s1I ,C 112nTA.GGAIIT, BANKERS •;• 131111S871LS Transact et General Banking Business, 1101115 DIS00UNT14D, Canadian and Mat,al 8 bites Drafts bought and 00(1. Iaiorott allowed eh deposits. Collections nettle on favorable teruts, Canadian Agents--,11eu8l,n,'e BANG Or CANADA, Not, Yolk Agents-Iar)' lvr':ns AIM Tsai, Ens NATren/. beim. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCiNG, 81. STNOLAIR,,Ni adStouOorryLuIF0O0u0bI11lTton- f, •OOrnnmyeoroklargreeves' Drug Store. privy t0 Runde to Loan, E. WADE, I3ARRISTER, J. Rofioltor'and Notary Pnblio. Oon. coyanoittlt, Collections and Loaning. Mr. Trade will attend in Ltorrie every 1Yrdnee- day at two o'oloek. T'IOITSON & HAYS, (Late 01011 Darrow &Pxv1udl0ot, Oedo- r(ch) Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyancers, .ie, Office, Grant's Block, Brussels. Mortar to loan. R. S. HAYS. W.73. DI(11001 . �Ile. TAYLOR, 13, 0. L., 13AR. . Armen, Solloltor, &D.' of the Arm of D(okson 41 Taylor, iste Solicitors, am, Ala ming Aromlo, Xing Street West, Toronto. Money to loan. ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth. Divyiision O ourt, Co, Heron, Oand Insurance Notary Funds' invested Soul and ho loan, Oo,l0otlone/undo. Ofiioe Iu Gra ham's D leak, llrnesols. v.0BgRT CUNNINGy14, INen0ANOE, FiRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. MEDICAL CARDS. WM, F. OAIJE, M. D., O. M. Member of the College of Physl,lans and Surgeons of Cnemis by. oxamluat(oei, 011rioavdltesidauo—Stuinet. East,Etha Ootarm, T A. McNAUGUITON, 111.D., C.M., 21,10. 0. P. Edinburgh, M. 0, P. S. Ont, At Hargreayos' Drug Store front 0' to 11:00 o.m, and front 1:30 to 4 p, m. At other ]tours luny be found at the residence fortoorly occupied by Dr, Mitchinson, Mill street. DENTAL. I>3821 TI OT.R y. O. L. Hall, L. D. S., Honor Graduate anti AI. 11, 0.,D. S. Toronto, Vitalized Air given B.13, Merles, D. D. 8., Assistant Operator Oy110E—Meyers Block, Seafortb. A1F.TY :L I.aT, 517,0, Foar,L,D 8, Graduate of To- ronto Sobool of Dentistry. All opor- atione guaranteed. OAloo-Ondy'e 13100k, Saatortll, Arb10oial tooth, Aratquallty, ands guaranteed nt, for 812.00 per set, DIE1t TI15T. a .0., 21..C.A.R'i'107, 7� �, 3,, Donor Graduate of the Boys' College of DeGteadminister dforrthoo,ttainlesss'extrac- tion of teeth. OPI'0t' E.—tlnrnald ttlnak, 1l1tvg91:1Ls. AUCTIONEERS. C;i,,EOBGIII KIRKBY, LIOEN- lA ane Auctioneer. Sales conducted on reasonable torte, farms and farm stock a specialty, Orders loft at Tun Posr Publish- ingllouse, Brussels, or gout to Welton post office will r000ive prompt attention, A DELGATTY,11AUCTION- tho shortest prepared d to specialty mads of sales of thorough -brad stook. Torte made ns own bo pwliere orders mays be loft,Publish- ing adorers to Brussels P 0. A RAYMANN, AUCTIONEER, • Isa(ways ready 00 attend sales of farms, farm stools, &o. Torras ollaortully ranged 0 tan Tills Pos!n Sales Hot se, Brussels. • BUSiNE'SS CARDS. ��pcc� 4H MaORACIjEN, ISSUER 7 W . of Marriage Licenses, OAiee at his Grocery,Tnrnberry Strout, -ISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER LV.L 00 'Harm and Organ. Terms on appli. nation, and liridayant611nirs, D.mCampbell''a,111 altos -p s. BARRETT, TONSORIAL • Artist. Shop, next floor south of A. hi.Ofaltay as 005, hardware store. Ladles' and ohildi en's Hair oubting a specialty, A choioo stook of oiaars koitt, A McNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR - 1,3.0 tinge 211001)008, by appointment of Lieet-Goyornee ComntiOeionor, &0., Q. B. 0enyoyaaool•anslAgent Piro 1:nsuranee Cr. 01110e at tho OranbreokPoot OIG°D. I %M. RODDICJK, HOUSE, SIGN and Ornamental Painter, Graining, Gilding, Sign end Do0Orative fainting in all its branohos, Shop Blinds done vie in style. Paper flanging to epoeialty. Shop 0150 door South of J, Buyers' Carriage Werke. TO W. O'BRIEN, V. S HONOR a Gt•aclttatoof the Ontario Veterinary Coils a has resumed tbo 10151ioo Of ,John P0tt,V,S,,and isprepared to treat all die eases of domeseioatorl animals on sol000llt0 oadappravod principles, Troatnlontof del. mato reale a streoialty 01200 two doors North of Bridge, Turnberry s tree t, VCR SALE, OR 'WILL RENT. to suitable parties, amore with Com- fortable and eommodiotls dwelling, Good sellar, •i novo of garden in bearing ap Phos, plums gMmallfrultO. Good stable. 'hila' constitutes ono of the beet nominee In On. tufo far to good harnoss.maker, befog in the Centro 00 a 5000d34 farming 000510n. Near- est opposition Bluggolg, 7 11111 co' Listowel Unties. Aunt O'er terns to D, tn. 0317,52',, On tho premises, lil'rra.L, 20,