The Brussels Post, 1889-11-15, Page 8\VE 11.2V1? .11 'ST RECEIVED
11 ',PLi" -:1111 T CK'OP
LUUK': S
suitable for sabbath School Lib-
raries' and ]'resents for Old
and young, also
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
iluportt 11 t'speiially for us, 11,11(1
..1_7I E3
in "great v itriety, also a fine stock
of goods suitable for holiday gifts,
And we hove not forgotten the
ueefis of the children,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &a..
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
soVT•nrrx nxrnNsmx tv, e. & n.
Trains I.•,eo,' Brussels Station, North
and South, es follows :
Roma Sot•rn. GO1NO Nom 11.
31ni1.... •02 amt. I Mixed MO a.m.
Express 11:45 0.10. )fail s'00 pan.
Mixed .1..-. e: ;pm. Express 0;41 p.m.
Ira cal lotus toms.
A chiel's among ye taken' notes,
An' faith he'll prent 1t.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
As we dooire to add at least two hundred
New Snbsoribers to nor 11b before 311e 1st
.l December, wo have decided to give THE
Poem/rout now until the 101 or January,
1541, for the price of one year, viz., 81.00.
'New subscribers will thus get nearly three
aro*Ors for nothing. This is a splendid
cblame which should be taken advantage of
: at ones.
For the encouragement of ourpreSent sub-
scribers to use their influence with their
friends and neighbors, we matte the low-
ing offer :Wewill allow any subscriber a
commission of 26 cents cash for each new
name sent us attbe rata of 51.00 from now
till the first of 7501. Thorn is scarcely a sub•
scriber on our list who could not send us
two or three names if they were to try, and
by so doing tboy would be benefitting Ell em -
selves as well mins.
Mahe an effort. See wbo will send in the
largest list of new nausea,
We intend fu rho course of a few weeks to
commence another new continued
awry and we would 1)ke to get as many new
s_nibscribers nc possible before we eonlmonce
this story se that all may get the full bane.
fit 51 it.
To every person sending us FITS new sub-
scribers we will present them with "Tho
Canadian Farmer's Manual of Agriculture;'
an excellent volume of nearly COO pages, well
bound and co0taiviug the most valuable
information. Therotul pries of this boot:
was 81!..30. Dozens of farmers suns should
take advantage of tbia offer mud secure this
:Valuable \Vors. The hook may be soon a3
Miracles. f f to ey Roller the 000111183100, as
offered uh,cr, i t will be all right.
ADPEET10E your goods.
Omen at Adam Good's.
SNOB* on Thursday of this week.
WHAT about the new billiard hall ?
HORSE F'tir in Brussels on Thursday,
'Dee. 5.
Semen sells pure sugar syrup, just like
looney.
Sanaa sells the cheapest and best goods
in town.
SHENK keeps pure groceries and sells
Mem cheap.
31.50 gets Tun POET from now to the
end 01.1890.
R. RonuuTo, of Porter's Hill is visiting
his brother.
MISS DaNxls is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ie. S. Scott.
Miss Mee KELLY has gone on a visit to
persister.
DID you read the short story entitled
"An Angel."
Miss EDITH Him, is away at Winghem
visiting relatives.
Sotto talk of another butcher shop be-
ing started in Brussels.
ABLE Goon iegiving great bargains rt
his fair every Saturday.
SEE our scalene at 300, best value in
town. Sniff & Fergnson,
CALL and see Skene's meltems, the best
and cheapest you can get.
e, B .oenouea and wife, of Seaforth,
were in town last Sabbath,
Miss Helms hue been on the siek list
and is not fully recovered yet.
D. B. CALDIOE, of Wingham, was at his
brother's on Thanksgiving Day,
Tore Listowel Band serenaded Chris.
Mika. on Thursday of last week.
. Do not forget Veal's big emotion sale of
new furniture on Saturday, Nov. 23rd.
Mus: WALLACE is once more under the
doctor's Dare and is in very poor health,
Smuts & FEnoueom are selling ladies'
ulsters at $3, $4 and $5, worth $5, 37 and
39.
J,tttis DICKSON, of Goderiob, is visiting
relatives and friends in Brussels this
week.
T. G. Moen/or= was in town on
Wednesday. He is always awelcome
visitor.
Mee. W. SMITH, of Bluevale, was visit.
:tog her brother (Postmaster Farrow) and
A. Bruoey'
29 okras, in advance, gels THE POST
from Oot, let to Jan. 1st 1890. Seo your
neighbor.
i1EE our beautiful Robe Dress Goods at
25 cents, really worth 40 ate. Scarff &
Ferguson.
Flus hundred beautiful linen window
blinds at Veal's auction sale on Saturday,
Nov. 28rd.
NEWT Sabbath evening Rev. S. Sellery,
B. A., B. D,, will take "Conscience" for
lois subject.
Foca more organs to be sold at Veal's
auction sale of Furniture, Brussels, Sat.
nrday, Nov. 23rd.
GROAT line dross goods to lend today
which we are selling at 17c, worth 80,
Snell & Ferguson.
Mn. AND Elfin. I,Aw, of Walkerton, are
.'salting their daughter, Mrs,' D. Arm -
stymie, 111 Brussels.
Mise P. U0xruommty, of Harrieton,
vent Thanksgiving Day with her sister,
Mrs. W. V. V anetono.
THOS. Bnnownnr., e, former wall known
resident, wee in Brussels this week. lie
;alarming near Clifford.
'Eo1:ne kind of furniture ,you eon think
of to be sold at Veal's big auction sale
Ewa Saturday, Nov. 23rd.
S,slwwinl, /mute was in town this week.
He will mode back to town in a few
weeks find live here during the winter,
MAO. W. F. VAusrONB has been serious.
by 011 thio week -lent wo hope to bo able to
:report her 1000Velese00510 before long.
a, r:,„eatereitenzeinne ee.eterecees
ON1) magnificent piano, new, to be sold
nt V e nl o big auction sale of bomber() at
Ids stool, Brusecls, an Rater+leeN'•,. 03.
E. C. Lowlier has been poorly for the
past two weeks but is now somewhat iu,•
proved. The chief trouble is with his
heart.
NEty stone stops aro holug put in posh
1i011 at the Posto&ioe, a very necessary
improvement. Janne Mitoholl is doing
the work,
Lan Sabbath Rev. Samuel Jones not
(espied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Weenie Clinton, owing to the 01111008 of
the pastor.
Sorin talk of another lawyer opening
an of&oe in Brussels, The general im-
pression is that the town has all it eau
support now.
Rumen suitee, bedroom suites, Kide.
boards and extension tables at your own
price at Veal's big auction sale on Sat-
urday, Nov. 28rd.
Pent of shoes found. Owner may have
then by proving property and paying
for this notice by applying at LH: Pose
Publishing House,
AN example will have to bo male of
601130 of the too playful youths who are
"fresh" with some of their practical jokes
in the evenings.
Do not mise this grand chance to get
the best furniture in town at your own
price at Veal's big auction sale on Satur-
day. Nov. 28rd.
You can get furniture at your own
price at Veal's auction sale. Before ti,o
sale eommen1es and after itis Over you
can buy furniture front him at cost.
A CHOIR has •been organized in the
Methodist Sabbath school ie town with
W. I1. Willis as leader. The total at.
tendaroe at the school last Sabbath
was 195.
Os page 7 of this issue :nay be found
the report of the village of Brussels,
as published in a recent issue
of the Toronto World. We reproduce it
from their plates.
A GREAT HOLIDAY Penn. -The Globe
Christmas number for this year promises
to eclipse any former Christmas issue at
home or abroad. See their advertise•
ment in another colum0.
PANSY Boons. -Tho complete edition,
of the Rutledge series, of the well-known
and highly appreciated Pansy books, at
THE Poor Bookstore. They come at the
low &gore of 35 cents each. Call 10 and
see them.
THE Methodist Sabbath s0hool, assist-
ed by the choir of the chnrch, have ar-
ranged for a service of song, interspersed
witk responsive readings ail 118011 dons,
for Christmas. The name of the service
is 'Christmas Carole'
Nes. J. A. M1FA0LA3.E and Bessie left
Bruesels for Boissevain on Wednesday
of this week. We wish them a safe and
pleasant journey to their western home,
and hops to see then back to Brussels
before many years roll around.
T6E Brussels market scales were rent.
ed, on Thursday of this week, at tho
Central Hotel, for the eneuiog year, for
the sum of 301. They bronght 39.1 last
year. The drop is owing to Livingston
Bros. weighing their flax at their mill.
W. T. Hunter to the new Donee,
Liar Saturday Samuel' Senile sr., and
Mrs. Donny were united in marriage by
Rev. W. T. Cleft On Wednesday even-
ing of this week the town Band serenad-
ed them and the "boys" with a number
of our townspeople were entertained to
lJ`J.1 SSELS YUS'.l'
11oe8, 13.A., and Rev. 0, Jolles assisted in bearing all tile evidence t110 ease WAS (lis. Mal �j
the serviee. The former baptized the missed, the magistrates being satisfiedc_ ,'' . r" J 1�
daughter of Rev. G. B. Howie, the pastor that the 0vhlen30 did not bear out the
of the ehuroh, charge, W. R. Minion handled the case
LOCAL MA813130i NALCO:010N Wile in town for Armstrong and 11. E. Wade appeared
several days this wook taking evidence for Blake. Whether the hatter will drop ; •, Y .t.r IT5p
in the Ewan vs. O'Neil cone, arising out 1 at this er not we do not know.
of a dispute over the eettlemont of contra
Nov. • U. 1889,
aoa.tunts. Tho evidence will be sub. "'"'- -
miaxslxrx�llan, --•-• AN k'T
mined to the ()minty Judge, who will
decide the matter. W. M. Sinclair and Blinn-Du:itY,-It1 Brtieesle, 011 the 0611 _
P. Holt, of Goderioh, and E. E. Wade ins'„ by Rev. W. T, Olaf, Mr, -.. \ATI 1.Ji) CHERRY
looked after the interests of the plaintiff Samuel Smile to Mrs. Patience
OF TA
and defendant, respectively. Denny, all of Brussels,
Mus. J. R. GRANT and Mrs, 2. W. Shiel S130res-•Aetr:r.-Tu Seaf0rth, on the 0th
went to Hamilton on Wednesdhy of this inst., by Rev. A, D. McDonald, Mr.
week to meet their mother (Mrs. Humble) John Steins to Miss Clara Askin, both
and their brother gnats) and family, who of Grey township.
wore on their way to New York from MAonee-Aces.•-On the 12111 inst.,
Keens. Mr. Humble, who has been it by Rev. S. Sellery, B.A,,B.D., at the
very energetic, and successful Sabbath residence of tho bride's father, lifr.
eohool worker for years, has taken a David Maguire, to Miss Elizabeth
position in connection with the Presby- Ann Ames, trout of the township of
'oriels church in Now York. Grey.
FA1(MER8'IN1Tl'r,TE,-Itis the i1115311i0n GANNST-Tnommi.-In Bluevale, on the
of the Directors of the East Iluron Oth ins'„ by Rev.I. B. Waiwin, Mr,
Farmers' Institute to hold a 'meeting in George Gannet to Miss XI. Thomas,
tho Town Hall, Brussels, on Friday and all of Bluevale.
,Saturday, Dec. 18th and 14111, to whioh ICNEeriTEL-DnNDAB,-At the residence of
all tee farmers of the county are cordial- the bride's father, Mcleillop, 811 the
Iy invited. Prof. Robertson is expeoted 13t11 inst., by Rev, 'Win. Torrance,
to be here, and possibly Hon, Chas. Drury, Mr, Will. ICeeobtcl, of Brussels, to
Minister of Agriculture. Further par. Miss Eliza Dundee.
tinders will shortly be given as to the JA111Es0N-DENsow.-At Melville manse,
gathering. on the 13th inst., by Rev. John Russ,
ABM Mon. -One of the oldest and B. A., Mr,David J. Jamieson to Mise
most experienced hide dealers in the prey-
Alma Jauo Denbow, both of Morris,
ince writing to an exchange says ; We
would advise farmers and others wbo
Have hides to sell to take off the horns
and tails and any dirt that may be on
them. The 'depressed state of the )tide
market and low prices demand this,
otherwise dealers refuse to handle. It
would be well for all interested to bear
this recommendation in mind.
C. 0. F. -The following officers were
Metalled into their respective ohiees in
connection with Court Princess Alexan
dra, No. '24, on Monday evening, by Wm.
Blasbill, D. D. H. C. R.: -C. R„ Adam
Koenig ; V. -C. R., A. J. Lowiolt ; Chap.,
R. N. Barret; R. S., Walter Smith;
F. S., Cleo. Rogers ; Treas., Wm. Bias -
hill; S. W., Samt. T. Plum; J. tV., Jos.
Ballantyne; S. B., Jesse Wilbee ; J.
N. Platt; Physician, Wm. Graham.
. BAND OF Hoen.-The regular meeting
of the Band of Elope was held on Monday
evening with an attendance of seventy-
eight. After devotional exercises, con.
ducted by the leader, temperance read.
logs were given by Ida Frain, Ella Love,
Myrtle Jaokeou, Dora 81nith, Edie
Stacey, Stella Holmes and Emma Web-
ster, and recitations by Jennie Forsythe
mad Charlie Miller. Singing by the
Baud, 3Tiss Jennie 3foLanohlan presiding
at the organ, ,
Y. P. C. A. -The X.P. C.A. of Melville
oburuh held a devotional meeting Tues-
day evening on the subject of Convention.
Tho meeting eats conducted by A. timid.
Arrangements Elva been matte for hav-
ing a debate for next meeting, the sub-
join to be "Resolved that strikes aro jus-
tifiable." A. M. McKay and S. Y. Tay-
lor are to be leaders of the debate. An
elocutionary close, consisting of ten mem-
bers of the Association, hay been formed
to compete for a medal.
Hones the way the Mitchell Advertis-
e rejoices over the advent of R. N. Bar-
t's daughter :-'In Brussels, on Oct.
111, the wife of 13, N. Barret, of a daugh-
r. Mrs. Barret is a granddaughter of
rs. E. J. Arolie•, of Mitchell. The Ad•
ertiser congratulates .you Great -Grand -
other Archer,and you also Grand -
other Grower, of Brussels." The edi-
r of the Advertiser is a brother to Mrs.
ohn Grewar and is an inveterate and,
e fear, an incurable joker.
RIM POSTAL AnuANoEunNTs,-Oom-
enoing with the 1.3 inst., packages eon-
ining mailable liquids, fatty eubetauoos,
onfections and pastes will be admitted
the mails exchanged between Canada
nd the United States, provided they are
ut up in the manner prescribed for such
nicks to entitle them to transmission
the domestic mails of the country in
hioh the articles are mailed, and the
11 rate of postage prepaid as pre.
ribett in the country which they are
tailed.
WE have had remarkable fine weather
I) to data. Rain has set in, but that
ill not stop the usual shake hands apd
This is very wet weather," &c. More
angel are going on and still more ex.
oted, but what a, happy change must
the result when you buy a. marriage
cense, a beautiful 18 kt. plain gold ring
d ticket via Grated' Trunk Railway, not
entioning the beautiful gold watch and
ain to time the express, and upon your
turn the house is not uomplete until
u buy one of our 30 eight-day cloaks.
FLETCHER, Jeweler, Bruesele.
Wee.T.U.-A. meeting of the Brussels
ranch of the W.C.T.U. was held at
re. W. R. Kerr's on Tuesday afternoon.
re. Wm. 'Pannone and Mrs. Barnhill
e
re
9
au oyster supper. • to
Ox Monday evening of`tlhil, week P. J, 0
Loizeaox, an ovaugelisafrot)i.New York, V
addressed a good sized verbenoo in she m
Town Ilan fn this 'place. Ji eoame here ne
under tho auspices of the Plymouth 30
Brethren. Mr.Loieeenx is a beady speak. J
er and well posted on Scripture.
A(Wenn,w
W. A. O, who has been in poor
health for some time, had to: cease work ne
last week and on Wednesday went to to
Toronto, where he will spend a couple of 0
weeks with relatives and friends in the to
hope of the change doing him good. We a
hope to see him return greatly improved. 'P
fits, 0ntx will from now till Olhristmas a
offer special bargains in wool goods, all in
hand made, comprising Hoods, Caps, w
Jackets, Fascinators, Scarfs, do. A lot fu
of slipper patterns very °heap. Under- SO
clothing, Hosiery, &a. General assort- e
ment of Fancy goods, Toys, &a. Call
and examine her stook, opposite Queen's u
Hotel, Brussels. yr
THANKSGIVING day passed by very quiet-
ly, Some of our citizens went hanting, ch
otliere vieitedtheir friends, and not a few pe
attended service in St. John's and Knox be
churches. Several of the youths had a li
practice game of base ball and a skir= au
wish with their lacrosse attain. The as
Listowel Band enlivened the proceedings oh
i11 the afternoon. TO
PEOPLE must be born very old in Mit- yo
°hell or else the Advertiser man most T.
have severed his connection with the
Temperance organization. He says in B
his last issue under the heading of Born : M
"Mdrene.-In Mitchell, on the 31x1 ult., M
Grace
Moffatt, aged 89 years and 7 were appointed a visiting committee in
months. We can't believe suoh reports connection with the. work among the
as that, Bro. Colwell. . needy. Mrs. Fletcher will see that the
Peon THE ,EAST. -East bound occur. .funds are properly disbursed by calling
Bions from Manitoba, .Minnesota and Da- on those sharing in the money, and Mise
kota commence on Nov. 11111 and run on Rambly will fill the position of Pinanoial
the 18311 and 25111, Debember 2nd, Dth Secretary. The total amount expended
and 10th to 23rd inoluaiv°. This year by this Union on the poor of Brussels
extension of time* over 90 days is given ,and money now in hand totals over 3250.
es follows: -On 15 days 35,00, or 80 days it ie certainly a good work to be engaged
in payment of '$10,00 extra. Look out in and is well banked up by Holy Writ.
for friends from the West.
farmers f
WenAHD Dam mem,-George titONT1ILTs section will ouse pleased 04113. -The ascertain
Birtghas all the tenantry machinery for that . the monthly.horse fairs for the
digging
ntte d nd to 811 work n wells
entruoted to Pius buying and selling of horses in Brussels
in a way that will insure satisfaction,
are to be revived. The first of this sea,'
Napo. Wens
olTerms eaeonablout and eutt Reein pdence er son will be held on the first Thursdain
D °mbar,, 5th pron., when the best buyers
second door north of the bridge, west of Canada and the United States are ex.
aide of Tnrnborry St., Bruesels. 43.tf peoted to be in attendance, To A. Koenig,
ht J. the cr din of the American ketol, is due
TuesaAY's afternoon train brow
B
the credit of arrangin for these faire
Barnlnll and wife to their home 1n Bros•and•It 1s to be hope
eels, after 030 absence of over a year p those interested•
y will bear them in mind. Fairs will be
California. They left the "Golden held each succeeding month until the
State" on Thursday of last week. Their spring season opens up. Remember the
visit was a very enjoyable 000 and we ditto of the &ret one, Thursday, Deem.
expeol to have the pleasure of giving our bor 5b11.
reader one or more letters from Mr. Meeisrli titre -On Wednesday afternoon
Ilarnitill's pen descriptive of that coria- y
try` before A. Hunter and Reeve Graham
Edward Armstrong had 1?at:B1ake up
Tan Dominion Voters' List Court fm' J, P's, of this town, charged with assault,
this mttnicipality was held in the Council Armstrong and Blake live on the 18th
chamber last Saturday. There wore ne eon. of Grey, not far apart, Atathresh-
fo nsery struckvep appeals
86 names ennead. The Ito. ing oil A, It. Smith's foam (formerly
put on owned by Miohwl Shine) on Oct. 23rd a
42. E.15. Wade, of Brussels, and B, L. dispute in reforoneo to a boundary fence
Dickenson, of'4Vingham, looked after the resulted in Blake striking Armstrong in
interests of the respective parties. Judge the face, knocking out some teeth and in.
Doyle, Revising Barrister, fol' this Rid juring Hitt otherwise, so the plaintiff
ing, presided. swore. Tho information was amended by
T101188 was a large congregation at the substituting aggravated assault, The
witnesses worn Wm. and Daniel Gorclon,
who saw Armstrong when ho fell ,,to the
ground, but did not see anyone strike
flint, and pr. Graham, to whom tho in.
,iurod Malt Wont ter treatment. After
union Thanksgiving service 'in Rnox
church on Thursday morning of last
week. Rev, 0, 'Sellery,B.13.D.,
pr00011ed a MOs. appropriate lieooutse
from 1st Chronicles, 29 ; 18, Rev. Jno,
ZItrtrltn. -At Cheboygan, Mirth., on Oct,
28111, William Zimmer (formerly of
Cratlbronh), third son of Jacob Zim-
mer, aged 27 years.
HEwITT.-In Lthel, on Wednesday, 13tH
inst., Mary, beloved wife of :Jonathan
Hewitt, aged 41 years,.3 mouths and
25 days.
m0.-CT56Fix..,8 So..a.m% sure. •
Fall Wheat 75 80
Spring wheat 78 82
Barley 35 42
Oats 24 25
Peas. 51 • 52
Butter, tubs and rolls.,14 15
Eggs per dozen 17 00
Flour per barrel 5 50 00
Potatoes 35 00
'Hay per ton. .. 7 00 8 0n
Pork .. , . 5 50 0 00
Hides per lb 2 8
Salt per bbl., retail1 25 00
Sheep skins, each CO 1 00
Wool, per H> 18 20
^,r78F0JEZTs-,. SRC4+_R7~}7T 3.
F(tll Wheat 75 110
Spring Wheat ... 78 82
Oats 24 20
Peas 50 B2
Barley 42
Potatoes 85 40
Butter, per lb 14 15
Eggs, per dozen 17 00
Apples, per bushel 80 85
Bogs, dressed 5 50
Beef 4 50
Hay 7 00
Wood, per cord 2 50
Sheepskins, each 40
0 00
5 50
8 00
4 50
57
VETERIidARY.
TN0. D. WARWICK V. S
P., (SUM CR560B TO P. W. WARWICK,
V.S.),
Graduate and Honorary Fe11o'<v of OPtario
Veterinary College, will be pleased 'tq ex-
amine with the greatest care anti.plofes.
atonal 611111 any eases °ntnmated 00,.his
oharg°, ()Mee and in0rmary-O'Briou's old
stand, 3 doors north of bridge, Turnberry
et., Brussels.
For that Laugh of Yours
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
, R E,
Opp. Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A01 SINOLAIR,
. Solicitor, Conveyancer, NoturyPah-
1 is., ,to, 011loe-Gr'aham's B15011,1 boor north
of Pepper'e Drug Store, Private Ponds to
Loan,
E. WADE,
• ltarriator, Solicitor and Notary Pub -
lie. Conveyancing. Collections and Loaning,
Mr. Wada will attend in Gerrie every Wed-
nesday tit two o'clock,
DIOKSON & BAYS,
(tats with Cmmow & Prnadfoot,Gode-
flab ,) 1{arriaters, Soliniters. Conveyancers,
the, O111cot-brussels and Seelorib, Bras
eels (111100, Rogers' Bleck, Manu St. Money
to boat).
11. e. )/Are, W. R. DICKSON.
4 1 TAYLOR, B. 0. L.,
1�.. • Barrister, Solicitor, &o., of the Arm
of Taylor, NoCullough & Burns, Barristers
Solicitor's, &c., Manning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to luau.
A LEX. HUNTER,
Ohmic of the Fourth Divetiou Court,
00. Hure1, Con veyatmer, Notary Public.
LesdnntlonlcLectinuavteed o Insurance
de.
Chloe in Graham's Block, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
-NT®RESSMAKING OVER MRS.
8,1 lima's store, MISSES L . & r:, Mc•
NAUGHTON, •1
A,-. H. bIoORAOKEN,
Iestuor of MamlageLimmses. OOlc,
at his Grocery, •1'urnberry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. ar, McKay & Co's hardware store,
Ladies' and °Mimren s bide coning a: poelalty
les A cholco stook of clears leapt,
s MoNAI13
7L n Imre,. of Marriage Licenses, by
13T5lpoiu3ment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
sioner, sEo , Q.13. Conveyancer and Agent
Piro Insurance 00. <'}Boo at the CranbrooL-
rost oMee.
BANKIPP,
WINTOSIi & MorTAGGART,
BANKERS, - BRUSSELS,
Transact a Ci-oaseral Sasylcia.g'
eshanixaesc.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and Uuitod States Drafts bought
and so1d,
la tercet allowed on Deposits.
Collections made on favorable terns. ,
Canadian Agents-0innct.t:rr'a Bator OF
CANADA.
New Yorlc A5001s-Iafe0nnins AND T10AD.
Erle NATIONAL BANK.
DENTAL.
aE N' t1, •S• '1' 1
G, L. Ball, L. D, S. Nitros Oxide Gas ad.
nliuietored for rho 3131111088 ]Sxtraotion of
Tooth. 74 Garrard Street Last, Ton ONTO.
W. S. Pear, L. D. 8„ Graduate of
Toronto School of Dentistry. A11
operations guaranteed, l.h"'ArtIlldal
teeth, first quality, and a guaranteed
at, f0,' $12.00 pot' set. 0111o0-0ADr's
Bums, BEAFOoTII.
$D&7 '13?3m5?1
E_ 3._ Ste.A.23T1ST, Z, 2D. M.,
Honor Graduate of the Bevel College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitres Oxide Gas
administered for tho Painless Extraction of
teeth, 011loo--
3 'ONE Doon NORTH 0FBANx, 7:RDxersr a.
MEDICAL C^MRBS.
ATN. 1' CALE Dl D., 0 M.,
Kelliher of the College of 1'hl mien
mud
,Surgeons of Ontario by exaluination
Omoe and lteetdonoe-Maio street Etter,
Lv tliol, On toxin.
P�A. t11aNAUGIITON, M. D.
• C. 01. 0.15. C.1'., Edinburgh, M. C. P.
'a L
S. Ont. At Pepperrug Store from 1) 6u
11;00 a, m. and from 1130 to 4 P. u1, At other
bouts may bet found at his residence, form-
erly occupied by Dr, til litchi anon, hill 01.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM AUCTIONEERS.
ixsona =E
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
erISS M'COLL & MRS. CARSON
1. have started a Bret -aloes Drees and
Alan:le Making Shop over Strachan Bros.'
store. As Mrs. Carson nuts by the bast
Aluerican Tailor System and has worked in
Toronto for a unmoor of years a 1)811003 113
and good satisfaction ieguaranteod. Parties
who are geedsowere taught to out and lit in
a few days. C.>"'" Apprentices wanted.
FORGE KIIt7i.BY,
....A Licensed Aaotloneer, Solos oonduot-
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a. specialty. Orders left at THF. POST
PublI sh tug House Bru seals or sent to Wnitoh,
, P 0., will reeel a prompt attention.
--�RAYMANN,
.21 • Auctioneer, is always ready to at.
tend salsa of farms, farm stock, &c. Tornio
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P. C. Sales
n:ay be arranged at THE POST Publiahmg
House, Brussels.
"WE z='Y1V , c Ti ED THEM ALL UN
Now is the Time to Btiy,
r.11 11 •TJJOTJS CROWDS !
Hello is Your chance,
ENORMOUS SALES AT A. R. SMITH'S.
Our Croat Mark Down Sale a Marvellous Success.
Y CSU READ T=3Fi . PAPFIR.
X111 intelligent people do,. You read the Advertisements. If you don't you slosh around
and pay out dollars where shilling would answer. Hits pays to advertise (who doubts it)
it must pay to read the advertisements.•
Wb,y is it that when other stores are quiet we are busy. ? Seeing is believing.
Join the. throng and inspect .our
Bargains for Two Months Longer.
Well Played
what the Public say about 011E Clothing Business, It's a good play that runs a year,
but we have been appearing before you daily tor over.ten years and to' constantly iii-
creasing audiences. Truly we have proved a great attraction to public patronage, and
drawn well the confidence of the people.
KEIE) YOUR I. Y O ' THIb SP.A_OE
Till we Giye up Business and Leave the Town,
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