The Brussels Post, 1890-8-8, Page 88 1H1.;SSLS 1-.:0$11`.
AuGustr 8, 1890.
Are you troubled in deciding. I
Oa a wee present for
—A LADY—
Or is it the ou difficulty of find-
ing a nice and suitable gift for it
Inay be
YOUR HUSBAND
or some other
GENTLEMAN
then if so the problem is solved
for we have just received a large
selection of FOlathIN PERS. These
are the most useful present you
ean make anyone that does any
writing, (and who does not) that
you can possibly buy, and one
that will be a continued remind-
er of the thoughtfulness of the
giver. We claim to have the beet
in the market so buy them only
from
G. A. Deadman.
DI11300IST, BOORAELLIM
FANOT GOODS DEALER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brussele Station, North
and Spada, as follows;
Gorse Sanaa. Gorse NORTH.
Mail 0:53 a.m. Mixed 9:20 a.m.
EXpress 11:45 a.m. Mail 3:06
lffixod 0:55 p.m. Express 9:45 p.m.
Iptal Yttius gtems.
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Ion for sale. Geo. Good.
BEN,. R. Paul will preach at Atwood
next Sabbath.
VERY large stock of Fall goods coining
to A. R. Smith's.
lenw tweeds, new worsted coatings
coming to hand. A. R. Smith.
Ir you want a new buggy go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker, Brussels.
EOUSE aud lot to rent on Sept. let.
Apply at THE Poem Publishing House.
Near Sabbath evening Rev. Mr. Sel-
lery's topis will be the "Profit of Godli-
ness."
SECOND hand baby carriage for sale
cheap. Apply at THE Pon Pablishing
House.
ONE second band wagon, one second
hand buggy and 5 tons binder twine for
sale at B. Gerry's.
ROUSE and lot on Elizabeth street for
sale. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply
to W. B. DICKSON, Brussels.
Wrir, the persons who hare not yet
paid their subscription to aid the suf-
ferers by the reeent fire kindly do so AT
ONCE, so that the matter may be straight-
ened up.
TO BENT.— Rooms over Mrs. Kirk's
:fancy goods store, lately occupied by the
Misses MoNe.ughton, dress makers. Suit-
able for an office. For terms, apply to
Mrs. Kirk, opposite Queen's Hotel.
WANTED, by let September, a house
"with not less than 7 rooms, modern con-
veniences, lawn and kitchen gorden.
Liberal rent will be paid for suitable
place. Will purchase if satisfactory.
Apply to R. L. TAILOR, Barrister.
WELL -Dream AND Dandrim.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is proper -
ad to ttend to all work entrusted to Lim
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme easonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
gide of Tarnberry at., Brussels. 43-tf
WEDNESDAT night fire Was discovered
in Walter jackeon's stable, but ready
hands soon put it out. How it started is
a mystery. Had it not been noticed
when it wag a serious conflagration
might have been the result as Mr. Jaelt-
son s dwelling ie cdoSe by ; as it was the
inside of the stable was badly scorched.
.A horse standing in the stall where the
fire started was nearly suffocated.
CARD OE THANEC—WO desire to take
this opportunity of expressing our thanks
to the many kind friends in Brussels and
vioinity who so kindly and generously
same to our aeeistance with money and
household articles when our all, or near-
ly so'was consumed in the fire of last
week. To say that we are grateful is a
feeble expression of our feelings and we
hope it may sometime be in our power
to retinal the kindness. MissES SAMPLE.
Brussels, Aug. 6, 1890.
Lisr of passengers tieketed this week
by 3. T. Pepper, C. E'. R. Agent, Brus.
gels MoNaughton, to Chicago,
Ill. ,• J. D. Ronald, to Picton, 11. S. ;
Robert Shaw, Jamestown, to Boissevain,
Man.• Anti. Forrest, Jamestown, to
Sault 'Ste. Marie, Ont.; Joseph MoKins
may, Bluevale, to Boissevain, Mao.; Geo.
Halliday, to Detroit ; Mrs. Dunford and
Lorne, to Detroit; Miss Smith, to Grend
Rapids, Mich. ; Wm.. Boland, Harlook,
to Lafayette, Ind,
Swum Dumf.—A very good summer
drink is made by putting about two
:spoonfuls of oatmeal into a tumbler of
water, or in making a larger quantity,
ta pounds of elbMeal in a pail of cold
water. It is made still more refreshing
by the addition of a few slices of lemon,
though this is not absolutely decessary.'
The W'eetern hunters and trappers long
ago considered this the best of drinks, as
11 18 at once nourishing and satiefying,
and yet unstimalative. A wide and long
experience, especially in Earope,warrants
praise of the virtues of oatmeal water as
a sammer drink for men engaged in hot
and laborioue occupations. It is drank
in considerable quantities at many of
the tolling mills, blast furnaces, and
glue works throughout England and
Sfootland, as well as in this enuntry. Zb
is far more strengthening to sustain the
toiler through wetland exertion in a
high temperature than the stimulating
beers and ales Welt are frequently and
in some places customarily resorted to be
men in these occupatione, while it
inattore not.what beat the workman lin.
aorgoemo he linty consume any desired
quantity -of the oatmeal water without
any injurious oonsequences whatever.
This drink much tonalities all theA can
be fond in 00, beer, or porter, even as
regards finale pfietieular qualities for
whialt the latter are used by men whose
daily employmesit is in an overheated
Atmosphere.
—=YOU MAY EXPECT
--
GREAT BARGAINS
Ready-made Clothing, Boots 8c Shoes, Dress G-oods, Prints,
Tweeds, Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Etc.,
UNTIL, OUR STOOM IS G-12/01.r1114Y R,13333T_TCUT).
-se-o-un 07330m1JN,T tsniZVA.N
W. Nightingale & Co., Brussels.
A um sale on Saturday. Geo, Good.
WE pay strict attention to oar own
business. A. R. Smith.
A DEW second hand buggies for sale at
a bargain. Jas. WALKER.
A revs summer goods left, will clear at
a sacrifice. A. R. Sinith.
Tan first instalment of this year's
orop of flax is being delivered at the mill
here.
Tan briokwork at Wm. Ble.shill'e new
block is completed and the tar and sand
roof will be put on at once.
JUST received at Mrs. E. Rogers', the
Palace Store, two oases new dress goods
and closkings. The very newest styles.
Call and see them.
Tan intense heat last Sunday, coup-
led with threatening rain toward
evening, had the effect of diminishing the
number of church goers.
CARD OD Taarais.—I desire to return my
sincere and hearty thanks to the people
of Brussels for their geuerous donation
to :midst me in making good the loss sus.
tained by the recent fire. Their prompt
action is very highly appreciated by me.
Brussels, Aug. 6,1890. Otto. EDWARDS.
Now MARBLE Womis.—The firm of
Johnston & Cochrane, stone cutters, &o.
has opened out are prepared to 611 all
orders for monuments, tombstones,
markers, fences, &c., in a workmanlike
manner and at living pricee. Satisfao•
tion guaranteed in eyery case. Don't
place your order without matint on them
and seeing their samples and ascertain-
ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the
Town Hall, Brussels.
BASIMALL.—On Thursday of last week
the Brnssels baseball club went to St.
Marys and played 0, match with the team
of the stone town. The match was char.
aclerized by no less than nine errors by
the visitors, and was generally an "off"
day. In the 4th innings the home nine
took advantage of the loose play and got
in 9 runs, and this practically gave them
the match, although they were blanked
in the three succeeding innings. The
ninth innings was not played as the game
was called so late our boys had to make
a rush for the train. St. Marys has a
good team and play a good game of ball.
They were re -enforced on Thursday by
Iwo or three outside players. J. Sander-
son and N. McLaughlin, of the 'Unions,'
played with Brussels and rendered vei-
nal:4 assistance. The following score
will furnish additional particulars of the
game:
BIIIISAHLB. 10.0, ST. KARTS. 10,0.
0 4 Nolan,rf
Gerry, of. 3 2
J. Ross, 2n cl b 0 1 MoIntyre, ard b ...2 3
Sanderson, If 1 4 Mitolmil, lf 2 3
Hart. a 2 3 Malian let b 2 2
areLaughtin, rf —2 3 Leperge. end b 2 2 Branahman, Alex. McKay, 2nd, Noble
Ourrle, ard b * 3 Emmett, c 1 8 Gerry, 3rd, Joe Ballantyne ; 41h, Sarah
D.Rosa, 1st b 0 4 Collins, of .........Btrattou,sa .... 0 4 Bayer, as 1 2 Laird. Coal cart, Alex. Smith and Wm.
—1 2
James. No. 1 Reel, J. G. Skene and D.
Grower, p 0 2 Ford, p s
— — —— O. Roes: No. 2, D. McKenzie and Wm.
24 Totala 16 21
Rev, Jim. Ross, B. A., hi away for a
few week's variation. Thera will be no
service in Melville church for the next
two Sabbaths.
BINDER Twinn.—Five tone beet binder
twine in stock ae follows : —Blue Ribbon,
Manilla Flax and Silver composet
binder ewine. B. GERRY.
I MIND my own business and sell new,
bright and sparkliug goods at right
prices, that's one reason why I had snob
rapid success in business. A. R. Smith.
THE woollen factory has received a
freshening up °oat of paint to cover the
damage of the Iota fire. W. 11. Wilson
has replaoed the plate glass windows in
his store with a 4 -light sash in each
window.
Oen olever and obliging milliner, Miss
Green, is now away buying fall millinery
and intends making a grand display of
all the latest novelties. Due notice will
be given of our opening days. Mas. E.
Rooms.
Oti Sunday morning of last week Dr.
Graham's gray driver cut an ugly gash
in her neck, supposed to be done by get-
ting the strap twisted by whieh she was
tied. The veterinary had to pat in seven
or eight stitches to close up•the wound.
THE Toronto World says :—"At a
danoe in McKillop township recently the
staid, old-fashioned Brussels Pose is
authority for the statement that there
were 101 gentlemen and 9 ladies present.
In pioneer days this would have been
called a stag danoe."
LoTT'S LIVElir.—The attention Of t110
Public is called to the fact that Levi Lott
keeps a first•olass outfit of good drivers
and new, comfortable buggies. Every
attention will be given to those favoring
him with their patronage. Stable just
east of Dr. Graham'e block, King street.
Give him a call as his rates will be found
within the reach of all. a
DENTAL NOTICE.—Notice is hereby
given that all dental work left unfinished
by me will be completed by Dr. Cavan-
agh, my successor, on the same terms as
agreed upon by myself. All outstanding
accounts are to be settled at tha office
opposite the American Hotel, Brussels.
I desire to return my best thanks to the
public for their generous support and ask
a continuance of the same to Dr. Cavan-
agh. E. A. Manna, L. D. S. 2 -
Fritz Bamann.—The annual meeting of
the Brussels Fire Brigade was held on
Monday evening, in the Counoil chamber,
Chief Scott in the chair. The following
officers were elected :—Chief, P. Scott ;
Captain, A. Corrie; lst Lieutenant, Jas.
Rose; 2ud Lieutenant, Silas Jackson;
Searetary•Treaeurer, F. S. Scott. lat
ScorTe by 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Bruesels 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 0— 7
St, Marya to 1 2 9 0 0 0 +—la
.8. returu match will be played shortly on
Victoria Park in this place, when some
good hall playing may be expected.
Costeirtmarsay.—The Toronto Empire
says: "Rev. Ghosn B. Howie, M.A.., Ph.
D., ia a living witness to the truth of the
old time saying "Where there's a will
there's a way." Without sight and with
hardly adequate knowledge of the Eng-
lish tongue, hIr. Howie began hie Wadies
at the University of Edinburgh for the
Gospel niinietry ton years ago. His
action appeared to the professors at first
as hardly intelligible. They thought he
would listen to the lectures, but would
never dare to present himself for exam.
ination, but very soon they saw that he
could pass his examinations and gain
prizes too, amidat the generous applause
of his fellow students. In 1885 he ar-
rived in the Dominion, travelled all over,
entertaining and instructing audiences
by his lectures on the "Lands of the
Bible," aud the "Social and Religions
Life of the East." For over two years
past he hag been settled as pastrOp
Brussels, Ontario, where Sunday after
Sunday he officiated without a book or a
scrap of paper, held prayer meetings
daring the week, visited the sick and
conducted funeral and marriage services
to the satisfaction of the community. Dr.
Howie has now resigned hie charge, and
,muoh intermit is being taken in his pro-
posal to go back to Palestine and labor
among Jews and Mahommedans. The ex-
ample of Professor Fawcett, the late
Postmaster•General of England, of Dr.
Matheson and Other blind celebrities, are
oertainly more brilliant than that of Mr,
Howie, but the latter ie more recent and
just at our door. It in a remarkable fact
thet proportionately, the blind, the mute
and Where suffering from physioal in-
firmities have presented to the world a
greater number of great meri than those
in more favorable circumstances. It
would seem, then, that no one can tell
what wiso daring may do for an indis
vidual or a community in spite of ap-
parently tnsuperable obstaclee." "..0he
following is from a letter received by Dr.
Howie from Rev. 0, Harrower, Rioe
Lake, Wis. :—
MY Dean Bao.,—Permit me to con-
gra:White you on your attaining the
honored rank of Dr. Your unflinching
devotion to duty and study, will doubt.
less make yen a power amongst your fel.
Iowa, at a leader Di thought and high
culture. Clod blees you, my brother, in
your noble work and may your home be
the home of inapiratton and love.
Thompson; No. 8, D. Straohan, Kenzie
Scott, Jno. Scott, Wm. Ainley and Wat•
son Ainley. It was moved, seconded and
carried that the Council be asked to pur-
chase 500 feet of new hose, Several new
members were added to the membership
roll.
Civic Horan/cr.—Last Tuesday was ob-
served as the annual oivio holiday of
Brussels. The centre of attraction was
the excursion to Gocierich in which aboat
250 or 300 people of this locality partici.
pated. The train took in about 1,000 ex.
ofigionists to the Co. town, all the sta-
tions from Palmerston to Clinton adding
their quota. After dinner some 400 peo-
ple witneeeed a base ball mateli between
Brussels and the "Unions," of Wroxeter
and Gorrie. The game was too one sided
to be very iuteresting but some good play-
ing was done. The "Unions" were in
hard luck and only got three men ever
the home plate. They played a good
game in the field, Johnaton malting some
partioularly good aerobes. The score
was as follows :—
Buneenas. It. 0. "Mows." 10.0,
N. Garry,of.... .... . 2 3 Sandereon, e 3
Roes,2ed b 2 1 MoLaughliu, p ... 0 9
Hart, o . . "", 3 1 Paulin, let 5 0 2
D. Itoss,161 b 3 W. Rank°, end b 0
Cu-n*3rd b 0 3 Walton-16,3rd N., 1 2
Stretton, sa 2 2 Irwin, et 0 3
Cochrane, rf 0 3 Mettrathaf 1 2
Growar,p 0 o Johnston, If ...... 0 3
R. Rose,lf 1 3 A. Kauko, s it 1 1
Total
&sore by Inniligs--715-
3 4Tota51, 0 :7-3 TA
Bruseels 9 5 1 1 2 0 0-12
*Ilniona" 0 8 0 0 0 0 0-9
A. Cousley and R. riftorett umpires.
The steamer, "City of Windsor," ran
excursion 'rips on the lake and gave an
opportuuity to some of the excursionists
of going to "U•rup," at 7:85 p. m. "all
aboard" Wae shouted and two engines
took the train over the grade toward
Holmeeville without any trouble. The
homeward trip was made very pleasant
by the improtnptu choirs in the various
MEL Conspicuous in this department
was a Listowel sextette, road° up of Bev,
Mr, Livingstone, Meesre, Lamont, Wood
and ladies ; the Atwood Philharmonic,
Society; to oompany from Bthel and
Brussels; and Dick, the bootblaok. The
latter was on the program for both musi-
cal and literary eelections. The train
did not reenh Brussels until about 11
o'clook. Our team Band carried off the
honors of the day and received numerous
compliments for their tine appearance
and excellent music. Station Agent Ken-
dall bad the day's program well arranged
and the very pleasant outing was fully
enjoyed by all, the lads who sampled the
',pop" bottles may be an exception to the
rule, The day passed by very quietly In
town. A number of the business men
kept the holiday by attending to businese
as useal, while others had more fun than
you could shake a BHA at over a game of
ball in which the competing teams were
eaptained by R. L. Taylor and W. F.
Vanstone. The score was well up in its
teens.
Crsiaaclian N WM.
Shrewebury and Gunn are the only tw o
cricketers that have scored over 1000 runs
so far this season.
Lightning destroyed barns at Cherry
Valley, Maxwell and Shelburne. Horses
were killed in each.
Little Ella Northcott, of Moseley, who
unfortunately got her foot taken off by a
mower, ia rapidly recovering.
The report of the Montreal harbor-
master shows an increase in the trade of
the port for the present season.
The manager of the Deloraine Coal
railway says lie will be able to lay coal
down in Winnipeg this winter for 65 a
ton.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union, of Hamilton, has decided to open
a newsboys' club -room and working boys'
lodging house.
Corrected returns from Prince Edward
Island show that four Goverment candi
dates to three Opposition were stameseful
in the recent eleotion to the Legislative
Council,
Premier Greenway estimetes the Mani-
toba wheat yield at 15,000,000 bushels,
while Mr. Shaughnessy, or the C. P. R.,
exopreteht,e
svastyield of 17,000,000 in till the
N
An Aylmer syndicate has bought from
R. Learn, of that town, his trotting stal-
lion Golcl Ring, '2.18, by Eden Golddnet.
Gol&Ring will be placed in the stud,
The announced price is 610,000.
An 11 -year-old bey named Carroll, of
Windsor, was drowned on Friday even-
ing. He was watering a horse, when the
animal stumbled and threw him into tbe
water. The boy could not swim.
Fifteen hundred Icelanders celebrated
their national holiday at Winnipeg on
Saturday. The orators of the day ex-
pressed their greatest satisfaction with
the change from Iceland no Manitoba.
Mrs. Fulton, of Fingal, while in Hain.
ilton recently lost a pocket -book which
oontained 619 on Talbot street. A dog
owned by W. Culver picked up the book
and carried it to his owner, who subse-
quently returned it to Mrs. Fulton.
K. Brooke, son of D. Brooke, of Brant-
ford, had his hand caught in the lawn-
mower on Wednesday of last week whilst
trying to remove a piece of stick from the
blades. One finger was broken and an-
other almost out off.
John P. McLean has beeu served with
an injunction by the Huron and Erie
Loan Company, preventing him from
reaping his wheat. As the injunction
wise obtained at London ex parte, and as
the motion to make it absolute will not
be argued till ten days after service, the
wheat will be absolutely ruined. The
farm was recently sold for a sum in ex-
cess of that due the loan company, and
Mr. McLean thinks he is being hardly'
dealt with, as he still has possession of
the farm, but ie nos allowed to reap the
reward of hie labors, but stand by and
see his wheat destroyed.—Detton Ad-
vance.
The village of ()natio and neighbor.
hood, says the Guelph Mercury, was
somewhat excited on Sunday over the
flitting of a young eouple. It appears that
Miss Tillie Blanchfield, of Eramosa, and
Thompson MoLellan, of Belwood, had
conceived an affection for email other, the
intimacy having grown while the latter
was in partnership in the hotel businees
in Belwood with Mies Tillie's brother.
The anthoriiies at home, is seems, did
not, look favorably nn the match, and so
plaits were laid for a runaway dash. The
young lady on Sunday morning took her
accustomed place in the choir of tint 100.
Church of Cued° and joined in the de.
'widen& During -the serviee,however,
she went'out, °leered a low stone fawn),
ran across a field, oalled to her lover, who
was waitingfor her on a stoop near by,
'I'm ready,, ' and the young pair quickly
got into the buggy and were off. Her
flight was not discovered till servioe was
out, and permit was made as far as
Arthur, but without avail, and the young
couple are, no doubt, safely married.
The thirty-second annual meeting of
the Canadian Prase Association was held
in one of the parlors of the Rossin House,
Toronto, on Monday, and although the
attenclanoe was not large, considering the
number of names on the roll, it was
nevertheless more numerous than on
some previous occasions. The following
officers wore elected :—President, Andrew
Pattullo, SentinelsIleviesv, Woodstock ;
First Vico President, fl. P. Moore, Free
Press, Acton ; Second Vice President,
J. 0. Jamieson, Intelligencor, Belleville ;
Secretary•Treasurer, 7. B, McLean,
Canadian Orooer Assistant -Secretary,
Jas. S. Beierley, Jonrnal, St, Thomas ;
Executive Committee, L. G. jacksonol,
B. Trayes, T, II. Presto 1, W, R. Mimic
A. Pirie ; Auditors, A.. 30. Fawcett
and C, B. Robinson. A vote of thanks
was unanimously passed expressive of
the "long, faithful and efficient services
of Mr. Olimie, the retiring seeretary-
treaeures.'The auditors submitted
their report for the year, showing a
belance to the wrong side of the books of
6.18,68, The receipts were 6524,41 and
the expenditure 6588.14.
Manvers township, Co. Dur•
ham, on July 30th, Leonard afyres,
father of Mrs. Jno. Downing, Brus-
sels, 10 118 79111 year.
130M..20.
HENDERSON.—In Brussels on the lat inst.,
the wife of Mr. Robert Henderson of
a son.
FRIDAY, Amor 15th.—Of bees, on Lot
25, con. 9, Morris. Sale to oommence at
1:80 o'clock. Geo. Kirkby, mud. Elobt.
Kneehtel, prop.
Goderich, Sept. 15, 16 and 17.
Listowel, Sept. 17, 18 and 19.
Industrial—At Toronto, Sept. 8 to 20.
Western—At London, Sept. 18 to 27.
Mitchell, Sept. 28 and 24.
Exeter, Sept. 29 and BO.
Seaforth, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
Clinton, Oct. 1, 2 and 8.
Stratford, Oat. 2 and 8.
Brussels, Oot. 2 and 3.
Northern—Walkerton, Sept. 30 to 001.8.
Honda— Gorrie, Oct. 4.
Belgrave, Oct. 7 and 8.
nEilR.1768=2.46 ZAC..a.1=ZEITS.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
I3arley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per domen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Pork
Hides per lb
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each..,.
Wool, per 15.
88 90
88 90
45 48
43 44
57 53
it 00
13 00
420 4150
80 00
500 60)
500 000
2 24
1215 01)
60 100
18 2e
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NATANTED,–GOOD SERVANT
wanted. apply to MM. W. 03. Sot-
Bruimela.
LOST.–BETWEEN JAMES -
TOWN and town line, or soon after
turning to word hfoleeworth, a blue, serge
body coat. The ender will oblige by sending
It to REV. ILE. HILL,
Geand Valley, Ont.
FIALF-BRED JERSEYS.—
Are you aware that .n. first cross be-
tween a Jersey and any good milking cow
makes the very beat f er either cheese or
butter. For particulareregarding my Jereey
Bull apply at my Drug aud Book Store.
5.4, 3500,010850 Brussel&
QHAWL LOST BETWEEN
V Brunetti and Walton on July 1215. The
shawl is brown in oolor with an orange
thread running through it. There is also a
border or light grey mixture. The ender
will confer &great favor by I eaving It at Thu
POST Publishing House, Brussels, at once.
QHORTHAND.—
L, Miss MARY CALDER, a graduate of Ben-
gough's Canadian Business University, To.
1.011i0, (which institution she attended eight
menthe) is desirotia of organizing a Short-
hand Close in Brusaela. For particulars, as
to term, dm., apply at TUE PosT Publishing
House. 02.
HEREBY NOTIFY
.1.11 the public generally not to give credit
to any yawn on my account as I will not be
reeponsible for debts thus contracted, nor
will 1 hold myself liable tor the forging of
my signature to written orders as I intend
proseenting any person toned geilty of for-
falry. JAMES EIMA.RT.
Grey, Aug. eth,1890. 4-3
PATENTSOaveate,lie-iesueeand
• Trade
Marke Bemired and all oth-
er patent causes in the Patent Ofibie and
Sabre Mel:Mune promptly and carefully at-
tended to. Upon reeeipt of model or aketeh
of invention, I make careful examination,
and adviee as to patentability free of °barge.
Fees moderate,and I make no charge unless
potent is secured. Information, advice and
imenial references sent on application. J.
It. LITTELL, Washington, DM ., 078. Patent
Office. 85
$25 RLonTh
REWARD,—
ARpu;arlay, 30,15 ard, on
the street in Wroxoter, a parcel of bills,
amounting to 8342, and a promissory note
drawn by Oohs Sauderaon 10 favor of Jane
Walker for 9800. dated Jeue 6411, 1883, and
haying a payment of $850 endorsed on the
beak thereololated April 1115, 1800. A. re
ward of 925.00will be paid for the recovery
of the above, or for auch information as will
lead thereto. All partiee are warned against
uegotiattog the above mentioned note, the
mime having boon lost.
Wroxater, July 15111,00. JANE WALKER.
AUCTION
SALE OF
Valuable Property
'Linda and by virtue ot nevem of Sale
contained in a certain mortgage, NVW011 will
be produeed at the time lof sale, there will
be 00111on Tuesday, lbe 2.81 MY of Sept.,
1890 00 11 0 IA OT 00_1,
AtailiI0co
A14 BOTalA in thT
e own of 13atiselibs,
10 followlag vt)nablo proper y ,
All that tlertain Intreel of lithe situate in
the Townehip of Morrie, in the County of
Huron, coutalning 100 acres mere or less, and
being compoeed of the North Half of Lot
'Number 20, in the fith Genoese:ion of said
Township, now in the posseasion of Sohn
Pybue,
Tita-0.a.tonth of the pine:bete 'money
to bo paid &MI at t110 title 01 sole, Liberel
terms 105 baInoo whlb isa mitsio Maitre at
the time of stile
loer further pertioulare epoly to
R01311442014. 0,135411014 8 61.88011,
Vendors' SolleifOrs,
4.3 74 Cherob Street, TOrelate,
.4, Dandy Trip.
The Canadian Paola() Railway has ar.
ranged for Three Special
HARVEST EXCURSIONS
—wo—
DPILOBAINE, • SALTCOATS, • MOOSE/AlY,
Gratmoso, • 04LCIARY,
August 19111, Return until September 11144
Auguat 19114 " September Nth
Sept ember Mid, " October 1101b
The 0. P Com panyheve supplied me
with Beautiful Memorandum Books to be
given Free 10 iamb uxoursionist. eau and
get 0116, For Ticket& Bertbe, Lowest 010 100,
dme call on
J. T. PFIPPER, Druggieb,
0. P. R. Agent, Brussels.
BANKING.
moINTOSII & MoTAG GART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
TTarA.OaCt a G-elleT0.1 Za0.111C1sse,
3a1.1.03...0010.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.;
Canadien and United Mateo Drafts bought
and Bold.
Intermit allowed on Deposits,
Collections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents —15111110HANT'S BANN 05
CartanA.
New York Agenta—Licrowenna ANT, TRAM,
alai NATIONAL BANN.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solioitor and Couv °veneer. Collec-
tions made. Oince—Vanatoises Block, Brus-
sels. 21-3m0
AivM. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer, No tary Pub-
lic, dm. Ofnee—Graham's Block, 1 flea north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Puede to
Loan.
DlOKSON Sr HAYS,
(Late with Garrow & Proutifoot, Code -
rich ,) Barra:tam, Solicitors, Conveyancere.
&a. Offices—brussels and Seatorth, Brus-
Reis ()Mee. Rimers' Block, Main St. Money
to Loan,
n, a. SIAM Tr. H. DIMON.
A M. TAYLOR, B. 0. L.,
• 13arr0eter, Solicitor, &c., of the firm
of Taylor, McCullough & Burns, Barrister:,
Solicitors, ft., Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money tn Mau,
A.LEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of blie Fourth Divolon Cottrt,
Co. Huron, Conveyaimer, Notary Public.
Land, Loan and Ineuranao Agent. P110115
inveated and to loan. Oollectione made.
°Moe in Graham's Block, Brunel°.
MEDICAL CARDS.
NV.M. F. CALE, D., 0. M.,
M.
Member of tbe College of Physician
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination
Moo and Itesidenee — Main street East,
Ethel,Ontario.
T A. N1cNAUGHTON, M. D.
py • 0, AL, L. R. O. P., Edinburgh, 51.0. P
S. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store from 0 to
11:30 it. 131. and from 1010 to 4 n. 01. At other
houra niay be found at his reeideuee, form-
erly is:minted by Dr. LI utehinson, Mil: st,
DENTAL.
S310T T 151 ZS '2' 1
5.10. Ball, L. D. S. Nitros Oxide Gee ad-
ministered for the Pr.inleas lOXbCaOtlOn of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East. TonosTo.
1)111 N X !
M. CAVANAGH, 1...• D• Se D. D• S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. Ovexon—Opposite detention Hotel,
BLUBBOAB,
BUSINESS CARDS.
wH. MoORACKEN,
e Issurer of MarriageLieenses, Office
at his Groeery, Turnberry street, Brussels,
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south 00 4. 11. afeKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ahildre us hair cutting a spealalty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
INsullANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A MoNAIR,
Issurer of Marriage Licensee, by
appointment of Lient,-Governor, Commis-
sioner, &a., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. °Moe at the Oranbrook
Post Oillee.
QTA.G111 O G.0311,3RIE
kJ Leaves Brueaela every evening on the
arrival of the seatorth stage, and returns
from Gerrie in the morning in titne to 050011
the Seaforth atage going out. This rule will
be adhered 10until further notice.
S. WALSH, Proprietor.
DRE SSMAKIN G.—
The underaigned denim to intimntoto
the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that they
have opened a Dressmaking Shop over Mr,
Alex. 5 traehan a Store, Bruagele, where they
are prepared to attend to all work entrusted
to them. Salisfactiot guaranteed,
404 MISSES STEWART &BMW?.
MISS LILLA O'CONNOR
00 dealrous of procuring penile in
V wial divide. Prot. Warrington, of Toronto
is pleaeed to give his testimorial as to lilies
O'Connor's ability, shia having been a pupil
of hie during her stay in Guelph, Inatru-
ni °Mal Muck, on Piano, Organ and Guitar,
Tonna made known on applioation, Mimeo
St., Brussels, Min O'Connor is open for
Concert Engagement& Se -
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
xi.. Auctioneer, is alwaye ready to at-
tend sales of farme, farm stock, ko. Terms
cheerfully given. Cranbrook P. G. Salim
may be arranged at Tali POBT Publiehing
House, Brussele,
GEORGE IURKBY,
Lieensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct.
at on reasonable terms. Farms and larm
Mock a eueelelty, Orders lof 1 at Into Poem
i'ublialSbeggOoaotitoeoaleor sentto Walton
7,0,, will reeeive promPt late1114011,
T.TAVING TAKEN OUT MOEN-
Ztalireglan; Vlttotitetoggsicatao
abha
prices, knowing the stealing ot nearly
persou Itin ill it potation 00 gen 10
good marks and got good imourIty when sold
ou °Vela. Satisfactiou guaranteed, Give
Me a eat , 82- 10 S. SCOTT.
VETERINARY,
IXTARWIDIt& GOLLBY,
v V Boner Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, are prepared to treat till
diniesea of denteetioated animals in a oton-
potent 1110,111101.. Particular attention Paid
to Veteriuttry detitiatry, Calls promptly at-
tended to. Ginee and luermary—Two doors
notth of bridge, Tureberry et., Bruseele,