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The Brussels Post, 1890-8-15, Page 81-1.b. i -VST Are you troubled in deciding on a nice present for --A LADY -- or is it the oia difficulty of find- ing a oee and suitable gift for it may be YOUR HUSBAND or some other GENTLEMAN then if so the problem is solved for we have just received a large selection of FourzTaLi PENS. These Are the most usefal 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 best in the market so buy them only &ern G. A. Deadman. Deneense, Boox.SET,ten & FANO: GOoDs DEALER. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN ESTE/MON W, G. & A. Trains lease Brussels Station, North and South, as follows: GoING SOUTH, GOMM NORTH, MaO 6:53 a,n.111i1a1 9:20 Itspress 11:45 aan, hall 5:05 p.m, Mixed ........ 3:55 p.m. Express 9:45 p.m. T.oral Reixs A °hies among ye takin' notes, Am' faith he'll prent it. AUGUST 15, 1890, —YOU MAY BARGAINSfr 1\T Beady -made Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Dress Goods, Prints, Tweeds, Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Etc., TI L cra J srroci< IS G ± JJ A TIiZ IDUC-Pin 1(0 'ETU 013 F..:13:1IF: 'Jr ee142:11117- N W. Nightingale & Co., Brussels. SERVIca will be resumed in St. John'a church next Sabbath at the usual hours. Etna Huron Fall Show on Thursday and Friday, Oot. 2nd and 3rd, on the aerionitural grounds at Brussels. "amen Lem has purchased the barber shop of T. Johnston, of Wingbana, and has removed hie family to that town. NEXT Sabbath Rev. M. Sellery will preach at Londesboro'. His pulpit will be occupied by S. R. MoBain, of Atwood. REV. S. SONES was preaohing at Londesboro' last Sunday. He will amp. ply at St. Helens for the next two Sab- baths. ACCORDING to the published abstract from the Returning -Officer of Base Huron the recent Local eleotion cost Thee. Gibson, M. P. P., 2143,06, and A. Musgrove 2889.28. New wheat has been marketed already at Brussels b,ud the indications are that the delivery will be earlier than usual this season. Our buyers are al• ready on the maiket and ready vo pay the top pyioe for ,dl kinds of grain. Don't forget this. Ten Wingham cricket club is expeoted to play a match on Victoria Park on Friday of this week. The Harriston eleven will be here on Monday of next week. Two good games may be expect- ed, although the 13russelites have had very little practice. 14. LEATHEIthALE has purchased the Veal stock saved from the fire from Miss Montgomery. The futniture was evi- dently handled vecy caret oily in the rapid removal the night of the fire as there was hardly a scratch to be seen. Tan not= in TUE POST this week of tbe decease of Wm. Smith, of Toronto, refers to a former resident of Brussels. Mr. Smith was a partner with Messrs. Bennett & Wilkinson in a phoning mill and sash and door factory. The building wee burned down a feav years ago. The A.0.0U . W. of Galt, paid Dirs. Smith s2,00 WELL-DIGGING AND DRILL/NO.—George Dirt:ma all the necessary machinery for digging and drillin wells and is prepar- ed to attend to all work entrusted to bine in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells cleaned out and put in proper shape. Terms easonable. Residence second door north of the bridge, met side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 48-09 Tag Mitehell Advertiser says :—A young jeweller in town has been trying to reeulate a, watch for the last ten days belonging to one of the fair sex. That watch does seem determined to be unruly for it will not tick right. Gossip has it that the young man is trying to 'Winn" the owner. That would make a wedlock which would be better than a deadlock or Blacklock. WEDNEsDIT'S daily Globe contained the following item of local interest :—The ehort gentence containing all the letters of the alphabet, published the other day in this column, brings a note from Dixon A.. Simile, of Brussels, with a oopy of THE Ton Or April 9, 1880, in which Mr. Smale gave two sentences, each shorter by four lettere than the onereoeutly given. These are Mr. Sinale'a sentences : —"Fri- ght, vex and swamp lazy job, quick." "Up, qaick, 3, Belzy, vex and fight worms." LEMONADE and buttermilk are as good at anything drinkable that you can find this weather, said a Cincinnati physician recently. "They both are great things to quench thirst. They both act as a pleasant tonic to the etomach and they have a stimulating quality. Bob they should not be drank ice cold—that is, bits of ice should not be in the goblet. Let them be as cold as the ice cheat or refrigerator oan make them, but not more than that." LA.130REItte EXCURSION To lfsEstnemase— From Brussels, Ontario, on Aug., 18013 and 20th, fare to Deloraine, 515.00; Moosomin, 516,00 ; Glenboro', 215,00 ; Mooseja,W, 515.00. Certificatee given with tioket that will entitle purchaser to a return fare of 218 00 on or before Nov. 30013, 1820. Farmers and laborers this is a, chance to go and work three months helping to take off the harvest of Mani. toba. Get your tioket from T. FLETCHER, G. T. R. Ticket Agent. THE days are rapidly glowing shorter. THE flax mill cOmmenoed work this Week. R. BURNS SOld a house and lot to D. Roberts for $230. A FEW secondhand buggies for sale at a bargain. JAH:WALICER. HOUSE e.ndlot on Elizabeth street for sale. Will be eold at a bargaiu. Apply to W. B. Theason, Brussels. MRS. BALLANTTNE & Sots shipped a 050 of eggs to Montreal this week. Ir you want a new buggy go to Jas. Walker, carriage maker, Brussels. HOUSE and lot to rent on Sept. 1st. Apply at TEE Pose Publishing House. Bees:micas to Grimsby and Niagara Falls On Stturday of next week, 28rd inst. Itny. Ma. Foeurse, of Walton, Will oo. cupy the pulpit in Knox churth next Sab- bath. BEATTY Bnos. "Topsy R" won second prize at tin Hanover races on Monday, in the open run. Soam fine aattle are being shipped .every day or two from Brussels to the eastern markets. La A.. Ourrie's garden one hill of pota- toes yielded 95 by actual count. A num- ber of the "Irishmen" were fine big ones too. Ws would be greatly pleased&if a large number of our correspondents would get a good big hustle on and let us have the latest news. Tan District meeting of the Methodist church, Wingham District, will be held et Londesboro' on Tuesday of next week. B. Gerry was elected to represent Brus- sels. TOMATOTIS.—Thos. Kelly has about half an acre of tomatoes this year and they are ripening splendidly. If you want anything in this line give him a -call or send your order. Done forget the auction sale of farm ;property in Morris township next Wed- nesday afternoon. The sale will take place at the 8.0181500.13 Hotel, Brussels, at 8 o'clock. &LIMED LONVERT has purchased the house and lot belonging to Christopher Grimoldby, Turnberry street. The price paid was 5425.00. It will make a comfortable home and was a bargain at the fignre mentioned above. Senscraenes in arrears to thie paper are requested to pay up at once. We hope that those in the different parts of Canada and across the line, who, have been trusted during the past year or two will give the matter immediate attention. Distance should not effect honest dealing. LOTT'S LIVERT.—The ,attention of the Public is oalled to the fact that Levi Lott keeps a first-olass outfit of good drivers and new, comfortable buggies. Every attention will be given to thoee favoring him with their patronage. Stable just east of Dr. Graham's block, King street. Give him a call as his ratee will be found within the reach of all. IT has been deaided, we belleyes that the town band will play on some other everthag than Saturday, owingto the in. ability of 80018 01 the band gettiug out .on that evening. The change will pro- bably be made to Friday. They have :also decided nob to play on the street, but .will make an effort to have a entail baud steed erected near the Town Hall, or otherwiee go to the Park. Tan law of the road has been amended by adding the following; "Any person -so overtaking another vehicle or horse. unari shall turn out to the left so far as may be neeeesary to avoid a collisioe with the vehicle or horseman so overtaken aed the person so overtaken ehall not be xequired toleave more than one half of the road free." This aot mune into force on the 1130 day of August. Tat Goderiob Signal says: —The gargest exoursion of the season came to Goclerioh Tuesday last from the W. G. 8.14. and L. H. & B. lie Fully 1,000 peesons UMW 10 town, and brought with teem the celebrated Brussels band, Whiell appear to 5.11Ptuthge in ite bright tiniforin, and morel' el from the station to the Albiou Hotel. headed by Editor Keer,of tbe Brumeo1 POST who, by the wo, makes an egcellont drum major. THE RAND.—We Me pleased to hear that the town 13and him engaged J. Sum. iner, of Bethany, Ona, bite of Bitriand, as teaoher, Mr. Stammer is an experiene- ed nausioian having belonged to a tory baud for opwarcle of 17 years. Be plays a olationet. Peactioe is Mice more resumed, new 1110010 put on the boards mud a general boom commons:ed. Two other elarienets will bo added making fame in all and we Meet 0.10 Band will do bitter than over, The Weekly Open wit tioneerte wtil be continUe 1 daring the summer. — Oa Monday morning Samuel Craw- ford had the tine of a pitch fork run into his wrist while engaged in handliegrax. Ton C. P. It. will run a 011etto Farmers' excursion to Manitoba and the North- waat on Aug. 20. For special rates op. ply to 3. T. Pepper. Tim Sehool Board did not see their way clear to expend any money at this time on musioal instruction as explained by Mr. Soott, of Winghatn. Puma: School re -opens in Brussels on Monday 25013 inst. The Principal's de- partment will not open until Tuesday owing to promotions, &o. to be made. THE Postoffice Department has adopted a new system of refunding money to de- positors in the postoffice savings bank. Checks are forwarded in lieu of money, thereby aesimilating the praotise of the department to that of the government savings bank's operation by the finances department. FALL goods arriving every clay at Mrs. B. Rogers', the Palace Store, B' missals. We will have a splendid stock this Fall more especially in millinery, mantles, dress goods, and velvets which will be all the rage the coming season. Remem- ber we have no old worn out, moth eaten goods to offer, our stook will be entirely now and fully complete by the end of the month. NEW MARBLE Wongs.—The firm of Johnston de Cochrane, stone cutters, dea. has opened out are prepared to fill all orders for monuments, tombstones, markers, fences, stes., in a workmanlike manner and at living priced. Satiable. tion guaranteed in eyery case. Don't place your order without canine on them and seeing their samples and ascertain- ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the Town Hall, Breese's. "JUAN GRAXm."—This is the title given to a new novel written by A. M. Taylor, Barrister, formerly of Brussels. The book contains 252 pages and is published by A. Lovell & Co., of New York. We are in receipt 09 0. copy whioh we haa perused with pleasure. The story is well writteu and refieeta credit upon its clover author. No doubt it will have a good run. Everybody should read "Jean Grant." Mr. Taylor is making a name for himself and bids fair to become one of the leading novelists of the day. ;Tan Blyth Standard says :—There appeared in the columns of the Brussels Pose an item stating that a rhubarb leaf was pulleci inrounoillor Strachan's gat - den in that town measuring two feet two inches in width and two feet six inches in length. Brnssels has to take a book seat, however in that line. Alex. Elder, our popular merchant, has growniug on one plant in hie garden two rhubarb leaves, one of which measured two feet eight in- ches wide and two feet ten inches long, the other measuring two feet nine inohes wide and two feet nine inches long. NVIIAT WE MAT Exencle.—The "Gor- don" Rash to take its inninga with the yonng men in Brussels. --Business to brisk up and tile merchanes to make their Fall announeements.—The festive oyster to make his appearance next month.—Fall Fairs to come to the front. few weddings that have bung fire for some tiree.—Opening of sehool.--The viaiting season to cam terminate and everybody buckle into work.—Manitobo excursione to keep booming for another month. 801I0I10, PRTEES.—Reete Grablthl, F. 0. Rogers and A, 'Gettig made a canvas of the besiness men last Friday for spatial prizes for the Fall Fair, to be hold on 9naursday and Friday, Oat. 2nd and 3r15, and succeeded very well, meeting with few refusals, Prizes; will be awarded foe foot races for men, boys and glide ;'In. diem (slob swinging, Highland piping and &ming. One of the Meet exalting evente of the day will be a tug of war b5. tweon reeidents of Geo, and Mortis townships for a prize. The admisesion fee sit the mate hos laeen reduced from 25 cents: to 15 Mite lor adults and 10 cents foe children. With fine weather the biggeet oroWd ever goon 00 a Pall Show helm le Impeded. Watoh out for 'bills and prize lisle, Speoial vitae on the Cl. . 11. Mr, and Mrs. Bmigh, of Blybh, were A Dandy Trip. The Canadien Pacific+ Railway lute ar. ranged for Three Speoial HARVEST EXCURSIONS ____wo— mmonAINN, • s,wrooAwg, • Moosr,star, Gratmosio, • C/ALGART, August 12111, Return nn111 September1, 515 August 19111, ** September Mb September end. •• •4 October nib 're 90. P.R. OompaltY have suPp11011 111. with BoalltIftil gomoranchnn MOSS to be given Free to catch laxouraiouist, Coll and got ono, For Tlekets, Bertha, Lowest Hetes, ,ta., °anon t in own Met Sunday. Finiate, AIJOVS1: 15011.-09 bees, on Lot Miss Annie Roes Sundayed with friend,' in IVingham. 25, eon. 9, Morris. Sale to 000110101158 at T. Hall, wife and daughter speat last 311:5.0e0oh'oteloi,okr.ropG.eo. Kirkby, amt. Debt. Sunday at Pert Blg Lieut. J. W. Shaw is home from the Military School at London. Miss Mary Ritchie was at Fergus for O few days visiting old frienda. Miss Bllie Tineley, of Hamilton, is the guest of Mrs. Neil McLauchlin. Miss Maggie MoNaughton has gone to Owen Sound on it holiday trip. Mrs. Howard, of Harriston, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Fear. Miss Maggie Smith in home for a holi- day visit with her parents and friend& Mrs. Frank Shiei is in Galt nursing her mother who has been seriously ill. Mimes gory and Ella Love, of Blum, were visiting at George Love's this week. bliss Mary Sample is filling a position in a London store. She wont last week. Miss Mary Farrel, of Kincardine, was visiting old friends in this locality last week. F. S. Scott was away at Toronto this week attending the Grand Lodge of L 0. 0. le.' Mrs. Pearson and nephew wree away at Port Huron on a visit to Mrs. 1?elton and Mrs. Holland. Miss Minnie Shaw is home frorn Brig - den. Her stay in the e est evidently agreed with her. Jno. Cormack is home on a brief visit. The west apparently agrees with J. F. It is 4 years since he was here before. Misses Luella and Bertha Law, of Walkerton, and Mies MoBeth, of Paisley, are visiting with Mrs. David Armstrong. Rev. S. Sellery, E. R. Grundy, wife and Sons, R. MoNaUghtOn and other Brusseiites visited Ki warding this soak. W. F. Vanstoue left Brussels on Wed- nesday for Winnipeg. He will be gone about a month. T. Fletcher ticketed him. &. .8.. Beer, of Seaforth, was in Brun. sets last Monday and Tuescley. Dir. Beer was a resident of this town for a good many years and is still a property owner, Mrs. Wells and children, of Zurioh, and Miss Carrie Wells and Pearly Mc- Lauchlin, of Tilbury Centre, Bssex Clounty, were visiting at Geo. Beaker's this week. John M. Farrow, wife ond son, of Lon- don, were the guests of Postmaster Far- row last week. Mr. Farrow is mail clerk on the main line of the Great Western, between London and the dos. pension Bridge. On Tuesday Jno. Varooe left for a holiday trip to Manitoba where he has two brothers and other relatives. Salt Coats is his destination. He will be away about a month. He purchased his tioket from n`. Fletcher. W. H. Hill, a former resident of Brns- sels, was renewing acquaintances in this locality this week. lie is preaching now on a outwit neer Orillia. Mr. Hill con- ducted the Yoaug Peoples' meeting in the Methodist Church last Monday evening. George Hingston, of Joliet, Illinois, was in Brussels this week visiting his mother and other friends. Mr. Eingston is a Court stenographer 0.11.4 is kept,very Imlay. Miss Hingston, who Wee his assis- tant, has taken a position in Philadel. phis and is doing well. Rev. James Harris and wife, of Ben. miller, former Brusselites, and Rev. B. L. Hutton, of Goderiala, 16,828 10 town on Tuesday and Wednesday. The f orrner W000 on their way to visit their daughter at Glenallen and the latter on a brief holiday vieit to his old parishioners at Trowbridge. A. H. N, Jenkins has moved again as the St. Catharines Daily Gazette has died—rather young in plan tuo. It is said that he was in Toronto recently looking after Hon. Oliver Mowat in re. bream) to some GoVernment appoint - Meat. He's taken a positipu on the World of that city. Rev. Jolla Mordy, of Niagara Falls, has removed with his family to Winni- peg, where he will reside and engage- in temperance work in the province) se gen. oral agent of the Manitoba branch of the' Dominion A.:fiance. The reverend gentle. man impelled Knox church pulpit, Br us. sels,for ulnae weeks before Rev. Dr. Liowie was called. IMPROvEMIINTS.—john Wynn is build. ing a new house on the oorner of Queen and Princess streets. W. H. Cloakey is boss carpenter.—ano. Broadfoot is he,ving his residenoe on Mill street re -built. It wail almost consumed by fire last Mareh. The new building will be somewhat smaller than the former one.—The new fence at the south of the school ground is completed and the fresh gravel put on the walks. It will be rough travelling for sometime. --Edward Danford is hay. ing the frame house moved to the rear of his lot on John street, and haying the lawn and grounds put in shape in front of his handsome new brick residence. Few houses will be more comfortable or convenient than this one when °omelet. ed.—Briok has been hauled for finishing the veneering on the shop now used by Mesons. Johnston & Cochrane for their marble works. "KNIOIrrs or REST."—We Were of the opinion that Brussels was about as well sooietied as any town in the Provinoe bur we learn that a -new Order is likely to soon be established to be known aa the "Knights of Rest" No Member is allow- ed to perform manual labor of any kind under pain of immediate expulsion. We have not learned who the officers are to he but we believe there is plenty of tim. ber and some calonlate the Knights will have 40 members to start with. Meel. lugs will be held whenever seven members meet, as that mpg° number constitutes a quorum. The opening ode of tha order is "There is rest for the weary." Ledges will be established in Wingham, Blyth, Clinton, Bxeter, Seaforth and Godurich, and we look to our brethren of the limes to give the Order a "boost." We hope the grocers and business men generally will take an interest in this organisation and supply additional seats for the mem- bers, 8.5058085 agent is wanted for the oanvas. We have several persons in our mind who would fill the hill to a nioety but dont care to mention names until the gentlemen 1100e beelo_onen_lted. People We Know. W. Hartley iff On the sick list. lAies Nellie Ward is holidaying at Kismet dine. Mies; Jennie Pierce was viefting in Me - Killen last week. Mise Leah 11111, of Wingharn, Wee ill tOWn lett Sunday. Miss Emma Avery was home from Lakelet Met Sunday, 0. IL Vanetone, of Sotithampton, was in Brussels last wools. Mrs, Cormitels has arrived bogie 10010 an extended visit at Detroit Goderieb, Sept. 15, 15 end 17. Listowel, Sept. 17, 18 and 19. ndustrial—At Toronto, Sept. 8 to 20. IVestern—At London, Sept. 18 to 27. Alitchell, Sept. 23 and 21, labitriston, Sept. 24 and 25. L'amter, Sept. 29 end 80. Seaforth, Sept. 30 and Oot. 1. Wingham, Sept. 30, Oot. 1. Atwood, Oot. 2. Walkerton, Sept. 80 to Oct. 8. Clinton, Oct. 1, 2 and 3. Stratford, Oct. 2 and 8. I3russels, Oet. '2 and 8. Northern—Walkerton, Sept. 30 to °ate. Howiek—Gorrie, Oot. 4. Belgrave, Oat. 7 and 8. _ — 33MIT.TSSMS...S 1.2.A.M2.3=3STS'S. Fall Wheat . Spring Wheat Barley Oats Peas Butter, tubs and rolls.... Eggs per dozen Flour per barrel Potatoes ......... Hay per ton. ...... Pork Hides per lb Salt per bbl., retail Sheep skins, each Wool, per lb. J. T. PEIPPBR, Druggist, C. P. R. Agent, Brussels. BANKING. mooTosa dr MoTAGGART, BANKERS, • BRUSSELS, Troia -lomat a, Gteksaeral Z3a.saicasaa NOTES DISCOUNTED. Canndiau and United Statue Drafts bought and sold. Interest allowed on Deposita. Collections made on favorable ternte. Canadian Agenta —1.1an050ur'a Balm OF CANADA, New York Agents—IsrrenTens AND Tadao 21188 NA0I028AD15.0,18. 88 90 88 00 45 48 42 43 55 56 11 00 13 00 420 450 80 00 500 600 500 5l0 2 2i 125 011 60 100 18 22 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 'X'XTANTED.—GOOD SERVANT V V wanted. Apply to Mns. W. M. Sm - .:main, BrUesele, HALF•BRED JERSEYS.— Are yen aware that it first moss be- tween &jersey and any good milking cow mama the very beat id either cheese or butter. For -particulars regarding my Jersey Ball apply at my Drug and Book Store. G. A. DPI ADMAN, Brussels, QHORTHAND.— LY Mum XART ClALDEn, a graduate of Ben- gough'a Canadian BuSinese UntVersIty, To. route, (which institution she attended eight menthe) is deeirous of organizing a Short- hand Class in Brussels. For particulars, as to terms, ,bo., apply at Tau Pon Publishing HOuSo. 59- LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor and ConvoyanO0r. Collec- tions made. Office—Vanatone's Block, Bras. sole. 01.501, iv. LiJoiray N,00oLE,Ai alinlier, Notary Pub. tic, &a. Office—Gralnim's Block, 1 dc..)r north of Popper's Drug Store, Private Funds to Loan. Nom:IE.-I HEREBY NOTIFY the publio generally not to give °milt to any person on my acoonnt as I will not be reaponsible for debts thus contracted, nor will 1 hold myself • liable 100 the forging of my ofgrn1U0a to written ordera sat intend proseouting any person found guilty offer. gery. JAMES SMART. Grey, Ang. 4th, mao. 4-8 nBCQ=OST. Brussele, on the 5111 islet, the wife of Mr. Oliver Smith of a daugh- ter. One.—ln Winglutm, on the 80th ult., the Wife of Ale. Robert Orr, of 8. dough. ter. I is/Ann.—Li Merris, on the 11053 inst., the wife of Mr. James Ireland 01 :1 daughter, DASESIONE.—in Morris, on Sunday, Aug- ust 0115, the wife of Mr. Jos. Case. more of a daughter, --- ease.a.memsx==. Wn,son—Gemitas.—In Atwood, on the 5th inst., at the Methodist parson- age, by Bev. 1), Bogert, Ma, Nem, H. Wilson to Miss Mary 75. Graham, all of Atwood. DlOKSON er -HAYS, Mate with Garrow &Proudfoot, Gods. rIch,) Barroders, Solleitora. Conveyancers, 6m. Offices—Brussels and Seaforth, Brus. Sole Office.ltogorsIllook, Main St. Money to Loam It, 8.11818. 16.11.11108000. A M. TAYLOR, 33. C. L., .4-3..• Barrister, Solicitor, km, of the firui of Taylor, McCullough de Burns, Barrister - Solicitors, dm.. Manning Arcade, Toronto. Money to loan. A LEX. HUNTER-, Clerk of the Fourth Dilvision Court. Co. Huron. Conveyancer, /Notary Publics, Land, Loan and Insuranoe Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Collections made. 011108 in Graham's Block, Brussels. MEDICAL CARDS. TXTM. F. GALE, M.D., O. M., Member of the College of Physician and Surgeons of Ontario' by examination Office and Residence —Main street East, Ethel,Outario. T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. I). 1.1 • C. L.11. C. P., Edinburgh, 501.0, P S. Ont. At Pepper's Drug Store from 9 to 11:50 0. in. and from 1:30 to 4 5.15, At other hours may be found at Ms residence, form- erly Occnnied by Dr. 13 u tab imam Mill sa DENTAL. 7:1 =MT 'I' 100 T,I,Z G. L. Bell, n. D.8. Nitres Oxide Gas ad- ministered for the Pciniesa Extraotiou of Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East, TOntniTo- 1.1lN M. CAVANAGH, L. D. Se D• D. S., Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni- versity. Orman—Opposite American Hotel. Brussem, BUSINESS CARDS. H. MoCRAOKEN, • Issurer efMarriageLicenses. Oftioe at his Grooery, Turnborry street, Brussels. 10t N. BARRETT, -r_ti• Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door south of A. M. McKay 4, Oo's hardware store. Ladies,' and childrena hair cutting a speolalty PATENTSCaveats,Re-issues and Trade Marko secured and all oth- er patent causes in the Patent Office and before the Courts promptly and earefully ,at. tended to, Upon receipt of model or altotell' of invention, I make careful examination, and advise ea to patentabilityfree of enamel. Feea moderato,aud•I make no charge unless patent is mewed. Information, advice and 'menial references emit on application. J. 11, L1TTELL, Waelnugton, D.C., U.S. Patent Office. 06 37-1X=MD. SHIY11.-111 Toronto ou May 10th, Will. 50.875Smith, formerly of Bruesels, itged 41 yang. GATIts.—In California,,, 011 July 20111, Dirs. DI. A. Gates, meter of Mrs, o'na. Groper, at Brussels. REWARD.—. 20 Lost on Thursday. July lird, on the street in Wroxeter, a parcel of bills, amounting to SW, and a promissory note drawn by John Sanderson in favor of Jane Walker for 8100. dated Jane ilth, 18811, and having a payment of 5550 endorsed on the bast thereof ,dated April 11011, 1800. A. re- ward of 525,00 will be paid fur the relievers, of the above, or for such information as will lead thereto, All parMes are warned against negotiating the above mentioned note, the same haviug been lost. Wroxeter, July 15th,'00, JANIS WALKER. Notice to Creditors. . — In the Matter of CHARLES DAUM% of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, Farmer, Debtor. The above named debtor hoe made an Assignment to me under the provisions of Chap, 104, R. . 0,, 1887. A Mooting of the Creditors of the said debtor will be 13e18 at my offiee in the Village of Oratibrook, in the County of Huron, on Varna; 8110 22ud Day of August,inatant, at IMrtlo o'oloolt in the Afternoon, for axe appointment ot inspectors a,nd the giving of directions with reference. to tho 4/mega of the estate. Bvery person elohning to he entitled to ran k on the estate is required to furnieh 10 roe partioulare of claim, proved by anidaytt tnot declaration) and anon; 00515115121 as the ease admits of. AlgTHONY BAYHANN, Cranbrook, August nth, '00. ASMONUE. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Proyerty Under nod by virtue of powers of sale contained in a nortaiu mortgage, which 'will he produced at the time iof Rale, there will be aold Wurtiday, Ike mid Stay or 6eps., 1590, at welock in the afternoen, at the Mumma HoTra., in the Town of Bnuasnts, the following valuable property All that certain unreel of land situate in tlic Township Of Minis, in the County of Ninon, containing 100 acing mom or Jammu) being componed of the North Half of Lot Number BO, 10 the fith Conooselon of Said Towniffilp, now in the pOSSeliblod of John PYThittirtia.—Onatenth Of the mireitase'inoney to be paid down at the biota of sale. Liberal terms for halonee 1)0 made knoWn at the time el sole Por blether nattleulars apply 10 ROBINSON. O'BRIEN d; GIBSON, Vanden' Solicit ora. 441 74 Olnwoh Street, Teton 60, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- 150011823ee, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. ..LXMoNAIR, . • Insurer of Marriage Lieensee, by appointment of Liout,-Govornor, Commis- sioner, dos., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent Fire Inaurance Co. Office at the Oranbrook Post Office. QTA.GrIEI TO GORRIIIi Leirres lirussels every evening on the arriyal of the beaforth stage, and returns from Gorrie in the morning in time to catch the Seaforth atage going out. Tlais rule will be adhered to until further notice. S. WALSH, Proprietor. D RE SSMAKIN G.— The undersigned desire to intimate to the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that they have opened a Dreasmaking Shop oyor Mr. Alex, 8 traehan a Store, Bruseels, whore they are prepared to attend to all work outrusted to them. Satisfaction guaranteed. 40-4 MISSES STIlwABT & HISLOP. IV( ISS LILLA O'OONNOR 0111. Is destroys of procuring puling in V mal Music. Prof. Warrington, of Toronto is pleased to give hie teatiMOUlal aS to MSS O'Oonnor's ability, she having been a pupil. of 1119 during her day in Guelph. lustru. mental Music on Piano, organ and Guitar. Terms made known on application. Prineese St., 13rnasels, Mise O'Connor is open for Clamart Engagements, 85. AUCTIONEERS. A RAYMANN, auetioneer, is always ready to at- tend sales of 180,05,50015 stook, &a. Torino abeerfully given. Oranbrook 2,0. Sales mity be arringocl at Tun POST Publishing Brussole. f.„11.10RGE KIRKBY, LieenStal Anabloneer. Salim uonduct- oil on roaeonable torms. Farina and farm stOOIC t snodalty. OrtlerS left at TUE 200 PUbliShiligIlOnse,Ern MOIR, or sent to Walton P. 0,, will r naive prompt; attention. T.TA.VING TAI(EN OTJT LIOEN • sti as an Auationeer, I am prepared to 0011,10105 sales of farm atoe'lt at reasonable prices. Knowing the atanding of nearly 000035 norms. 001 in a position to sell to good marks and got gond security whon geld on emelt. Satisfactiou guaranteed. GiVe me call, 35- 8.800911 VETERINARY. WARWIOIC & HOLLEY, TiOnOr Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary College, nro prepared 10 treat all diseases of detnesticitted animals in a 0050. potent manner, l'artlottlar ittenntiat Dahl to veterinary dentistry. Cams probaptly at- tended 00. OfIloo and Infirmitry—TWo deers north Of bridge, Turnberry at, Jiro igiale.