The Brussels Post, 1885-1-9, Page 8THE BRUSSELS. POST
JANUARY 9, 1885.
you \1'I14I, HAVE TO COME Tui East 1Iu ui Agfa Society will
and see for yourselves.
We haven't space enough. to mention all
the Preparations we aro malting; for the
coving Christmas for it iK Something trc-
hold their minuet meeting in the
Brussels Town Hall, ;el Wednesday,
Jan, 21st, at 1 u'cl,:uk, lain nava
Torr Provincial Secretary is writ-
ing; to the Division 1ttgistrare of the
different ulunieipalitiee to mailall
those whose duty s is to snake regia•
e,lee,ue. aro having tratlons of 15rtils, Death., and ltar-
CANI>1E4 MADE BY TIIB BARREL riages, eutl lave not yet complied
!.o that wo ran sell them at with the law in this respect, to do so
WHOLESALE PRICES, at once, as the Gevl•ii.nwnt is deter-
- alined to set the Itirthn, MarriagesWearo g.'iuz t(' sten Every Kind Of Trait and Death's Act fully enforced, and
that in passible to be got, tho flue for neglect is a very heavy
one,
currents, it(ttnil s, Cirnpes, Etas.
th'aettee. wears, t'Ineeppes etc T11L•' HURON LIVIt STOCK ASSOCIATION,
Alulo::: l.vury Kind of Nuts on Earth. —A meeting of the officer's, directors
and all others interceded in the Huron I
CA''^V'''D MN AND FRUIT Livo Stock Aesoeiation, will he held
tw t7oY romit,Rarpor a at Rattenbury s Hotel, ,'imam, on
Tuesday next, th' 111th inet , at 1
DON'T FAIL TO u'elock p m , 1'..r the B0rpeee of la
cidinti on the holding of a spring
Halle. All parties having entries to
make should beryl theta in at that
meeting and if there aro not sufficient
entries to justify the holding of a sale,
the society will lilte,y he di9solve.1.
1 IL Y. MCLxAN Secretary,
1Mrreereee Dl CISIoi.—•A question
of great importance to lailreade and
slippers has Len decided by the
Montreal circuit court. The plaintiff
had forwarded two dressed hogs to
Montreal by the Carnelian Pacific,
and on account of delay in transit
they arrived in a condition unfit for
food. Thereupon he era the com-
pany for s3O damages. The com-
pany pleaded that by its rules all
freight was carried at the risk of the
sunder, Tho court decided it in
favor of the plaintiff for the
full amount <llalmed, with casts,
holding that in order to make the
company's plea tamale it must be
shown that the shipper was aware of
the company's rule, and that if ho
were aware of it tho risk implied was
that „f carriage only and not of delay.
THE LATEST FROM MosEs.—The fol-
lowing is the latest prediction of Mos-
es Oates:—Tho present cold snap
will not last but we shall have a
milder holiday week, the temperature
being about the nor...ral. In January
the weather will be above the normal,
it will be what may bo termed a dry
month, tiro total precipitation of ram
and snow being less than the average.
February will bo slightly above the
normal, and will be wetter than the
preceding month. March will be an
average mouth, and will bo the wet-
test of the winter mouths; there will
be considerable snow and rain in this
month. The rainfall in April will be
fully up to the average. The mild
spells this winter will average about
three weeks, but of course will he
slightly irregular and subject to an
occasional cold suap. 'There will be
a good deal of ram next spring, sum -
mar and fall, and much snow in the
winter of 1885.0,
A HEAVY LOSS or HORSEFLESH. S.
Wellwood, of the township of Wawa -
nosh, lost six valuable horses from
the fatal dieao o—cereI:ro• spinal. men.
igitia. As I had heard of these hors-
es dying and as there were all sorts
of reports as to the canoe of death I
made it my business to go to Wing -
ham and find out from John Wilson,
V. B , who had been in attendance,
the real nature of the disease. Tho
causes, except in so far as it confines
itself to tho cola months, are involved
in mystery. It stoma to attack all
°lessee of horses but evidently prefers
those that aro of rather tba superior
order and well kept. Well or ill
drained and ventilated stables ap.
parently have no effect upon it, thore-
forews ruay say it is duo to a spanilla
poison which existing in the air be
comes absorbed in the system and to -
cording to the amount sn absorbed or
the susceptibility of the subject are
tho symptoma more or less developed.
It presents itself in a variety of way's.
There may be prernouitary symptoms
which will oonsist of dullness and
rigors, succeeded by feverishness,
quicilly giving way to prostration
which increases rapidly until the
horse falls entirely, or more frequent-
ly partially disabled. This may
come on suddenly while the abimal is
standing in the stable after exercise
and apparently healthy, or the eymp-
tome may apprcaelr gradually, and
is far the loss dangerous form. The
horse will at first be noticed to he
dull and have a staggering gait and
paralysis of the hind extremities. In
tho second stage tho horse becomes
in a comatose state in which it re-
mains for same time, then it becomes
frantic when death nuts an end to
the poor sufferer, This is only a few
outlines of the cause and symptoms
of the disease, As title disease has
made its appearance in an opizootio
form it may spread ov 0 large tract
of country or it may be confined to a
outrun l.eerty. If anything is done
in the way u1 treatment it must bo rn
the first stages of the disease.
JOHN NOW, V,S,
COME;
Anal t;cc l . _• St 00. it in wt:11 worth your
trouble. ---
VIE TORONTO iv;:l 3gli:�Yo
11.),1.1.[ GOOD 6' Co.
ORANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
iu ornt:1LNEa'0Ei400Ox,w.0,&
t rains 10•Lve lirussnls Station, north and
S tit al follows
'.aim nJtTA, 1 GOINOI(OIIT11
11111— .711511.111. 1 1fixed...........(1:401100,
E xl ream.. . _11;50 a.ln, 1 Mall 2:41 p m,
1Sfxncl......... 8:20 p.m. 1 Express ....9:50 p.m
Tho morning train South and the night.
train north will Only run On Tuesdays, Thnre-
dayo, and Saturdays.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Arlllel'Oamangyo takin'noto s
A n'taith he'll wont it.
REEVE TOTING,
WRITE 1885.
Seem to those good resolutions.
'HATK, felt and velvet, 50e. and 81 at Al-
exander's.
THE female voters in Brussels hold
the balance of power, so it is said.
W. C. Davis, of Ssaforth, visited
some dins Brnssels friends on New
Year's day.
Aiwxss, choicest varieties in barrels at
Alexander's.
Alias. P4. A. MARTIN, of Tottenham,
is spending her holiday season with
her parents in town.
As there has been a groat deal of
talk about the Bowe by-law we give
it place in this issue.
XMAS Boas 5 to 250., lovely at Alexand-
er's.
Reviver., services will be held iu
the i1ethodist Church, commencing
Hest Sunday evening.
To Wnox IT nftz Coxcnaw—Owing 10 the
Scott Act coming in force on the 1st of May
I will sell Lock, Stook and Barrel so as to
give tie place for other goods. Sas. Dron.
WATclt-NIGHT services were held in
the Methodist Church and Salvation
Array barracks last week,
THE new teachers, Miss Richard-
son and Hiss Widdifield, commenced
work this week 1n our school.
THE Batt. band a(reuaded the per -
80110 nominated far municipal honors
Thursday morning of last weep.
L. 0. L. No. 774, will meet for
the transaction of business at their
Ball on Monday evening of next
week.
OWING to the indisposition of Rev.
S. Jones 1041 Sunday Bev. J. L.
Kerr occupied the pulpit iu Knox
Church at 11. a.m.
DAN. CAMEEON, of Park Hill, form.
erly of Brussels, was visiting his old
associates this week. He talks of
going to California.
Jiro. STACEY, who has been in the
Northwest for sumo years, arrived in
Brussels last week. He will probably
spend the winter here.
MISS ETTA WATTERWORTH, Dns of
the ''sweet girl graduates," of Wond-
etock Ladies' College, is visiting the
family of Arch. Taylor, Morris.
RENEWALS for 1885 have been pour-
ing in and with the valuable assist-
ance of the patrons of Tun Pose, we
loop for a large increase in our sub-
rcription list this year. Try THE
DOLT for 1885.
THE '(old" gentlemen have been
allowed a rest iu connection with the
('ounoil affairs and do boys will try
and manipulate the municipal maoh-
ine. The average age of the new
Council is shout 80 years.
AMONG the recent visitors in our
101111 Nae James Hunt, of Dorchester
station, Jno. Leckie, a former towns-
man, of Toronto, Jno. Halliday, of
Loudon, Geo, Russel, wife and flm-
ily, and A. It. 1llorris, of 'Wiugham,
and W. 0. Raid, of Soaforth.
Ora thanks are duo to P, D. Ito
Kinnon, of Broadview, N, W. T., for.
merly of Grey township• for being
kindly remembered with wedding
cake and hi.ndsomo wedding cards.
Along with his host of friende in this
locality wo wish himself and bride
long life and prosperity.
Now barber in town. See birth
notice,,
OW.. LOVE'S 110W advt, will appear
iu am ria, I i88110.
lens, HtT'reee, of Iiarristun, spent
a fow dn.ys in town this week,
Mos. Comma arrived 1101110 from
tiro West last Wednchduy evc,Iiltl;.
G, A, POWELL, wife and daughter++
spent several days in Stratford last Whito1e11 Nheat,.., .. „ 72 74
week. Rune \\'inter
79 75
Spring \\'h(alC i9 75
At'1,311ON SALII$.
1'ernar,:its. le, -.-Farm stock met lmplc-
mutts, in ('1vLtabruulc, ee nmencnig at 1 .3'.
clock, 111, Nichols, prop. A. Reymann,
mutt.
IIBa•110.1.10018 Masi-AGa'f.
Lmn(>•.0Tnn ('Aurrul.Lr Eea1;0 Wont.
Mits. 0. U. Mauve mud sun, of
Lnoknow, were visiting in towel tide
week,
112ss Miens Lucas, of Middlemtss,
is waiting bar sister, Mrs. D. A.
Swale.
Tnk: last meeting of the old Gunnell
will bo held ti x11 1luuday ovcuing 1 1
the Council Uhatubcr.
JNu. FRIl{:1118111P and Altos. 1)0111)i5,
of St. Juhue, Ont., are vioitllb Mite.
Jas. Ross, of .11ruaet1s.
Kelm your eyes open for the new
advt. of Geo. Thumoou nue; week.
He is uferiug groat bargains.
FJ .13, i>91AL1s \1' 001111.1110 1:> SIM.' the
lady who is untitled to the lattice' $15
watch. Como and get the watch.
LIEUT. ABA Sneer, of the Brussels
carpo of the Salvation Arm}', has
been promoted to the position of Cap-
tain.
Tao 110011 Parliament fK poetpuutel
for a week and will meet for the tra.ue-
action of business next Wednesday
evening.
FIRE.—About 3 o'clock o11 New
Year's day the fire ball rang oat au
alarm and the villagers hurried to the
residence of Adam Angus, corner of
Alexander end Thomas streets, whore
it rues aacortamed that the fire bad
guinea considerable headway in the
upstairs of rho house. The fire en-
gine was soon iu working order and a
stream of water playing on the fire.
Owing to a defeetive length of hose a
change had to be made which matted
a little delay and gave the firy ele-
ment a fresh start. .Phe bulls of the
furniture and household effects were
saved. The less will bo a serious one
to Mr. Augur ae he had recently got
a lot of notes cashed and this money,
amounting to $900, with accounts,
papers, Loca wore placed in a desk up-
stairs where the fire started. When
Mr. Angus gut to this room the desk
was open and the money either burn-
ed or gone. There was fire in the
desk at the tune. There was an in-
euran0e of $800 on the building,
which is to complete wreck. Li1',
Angns, and Wm Norton, the owner
of the building, wiser to return their
thanks to the leire Co: and citizens
for their prompt action and their val-
uable aid.
BORN.
LArnn.—In Brussels, on the 2nd inst., the
wife of Mr, Joseph Laird of a son.
Corwin.—In Brussels, ou Dec. 28th, the
wife of Mr. Goo. Colvin of a daughtur.
MARRIED.
McTi.xnNox—]toes.—At the residence of the
bride's father, on Xmas day, by the
Rev. E. B. Pitblado, of ,St. Androw's
church, Winnipeg, P. D. McKinnon,
of Broadview, N. W. T„ to Kate L.,
second daughter of Mr. Daniel Ross,
Whitemouth, Man„ and grand -daugh-
ter of Mr. Joseph Whitehead, of Chu -
ton.
Enema—COLE.—On Tuesday, ilea. 28rd,
1084, by the Rev. A. Mc.1.41tr, Mr. D,
A. Frazer, of Blyth, to Miss Sarah L.
Cola, of Morris,
Pn0o'ron—TOUELL.—On Dec. 24111, 188.1,
by the Rev:J. S. Fisher, at the resi-
dence of Air, Samuel Thud', Mr,
Charles Proctor to Mies Elizabeth Ann
Thuoll, all of Morris.
BAINES—Roarmso,t.-0n the 24th ult., by
the Rev. J. S. Fisher, at the residence
of Mr. Edward Sherritt, Blyth, Mr.
Francis J. Baines, of Morrie, to Miss
Martha A. Rogerson, of Blyth.
DIED.
McKnn. At his father's resident, 2nd
con., Grey, on Christmas evening,
William elson MoKeo, needle years
and 1.7 days.
It is not known where ho over gave of-
fendo to old or young, beloved by all who
knew him, his bereaved parents have the
sympathy of the neighborhood.
With this transitive state wo aro bound,
In mortality's garb wo at present aro found,
Living to die, corruption the grave—
Living by faith, 'tie Josue will save
in the power of the Father with glory su
prelno,
Arise from the tomb, our souls will redeem,
Made perfect through Christ, finished
theme.
Now my dear boy wo hay(. laid you away,
Sever hopeful the Judge will approve on
that day;
Love was tho passion that governed the
mind ;
sweat was thy eonvers0, so gentle and kind,
01d self in oboyanea continuously hold,
Native goodness through which all vies
woo repelled.
Men of distinction recorded their name;
Conspioaoue =onus you have done the
same,
I1nowladg0 in youth you had u goodolaim,
1011 men, common, great doods have done,
Early life and 8001111 self conqueet you won.
WANTED.—A GOOD GENERAL
servant, Apply toems n.E,Waiste
Batley •Li 52
Oats 211 57
P11A 55 17
Butter, tube uud rural . „ 111 17
Eggs 1101111111111.. 2,1 p'
Flour per barrel doh 4 5:'
{ Putiltoes :i(1 1111
iley per tun 11 1111 (111
111.10. 1,00 1b 7 s
Dretse1 11.1.,‚,._,,,,118l (1 80
Salt 1cr111l el.h,ak . 1101 09
l IIL •:Itl!IO, 18'11
1V. u1 18 10
- - �qr 1, 1)1L'Iis0N,
i�@5 i Y• pet with Uarrew it 1'raudfeet.(Sodn-
; Ai'. PEOPLE'S COLUMN. riche Solidt conveyancer, .en, Wilco in
(,rant', iH u.6, Groh,. le, Money to Loon.
(IA111•; ON THE PI PiII1I h or _%, LEX.. HUli'I'Elt, (!LEllli Olt'
`tJ tiro undo L,n, l,()noon sir...,, tires.e:IH, 1 1!IU Po,uth I:n tel: I: Court Cu Notion,
' lam red and white .,tear. Owoor 1:, 1•equeited L'run'eyanct•r N tart' 1'ul 110,14 ,11,1,1,eso end
to p1"v01 0perry,y'ny expenses owl t d;,. hint 111Hnri11..!e Agtnt, 1'uu1n int-est:,I una1 (0ot,
00111'• 19 ttNi(Y lee-re:1a (:ollertiune 10,du. 011ie., 0rahom':. 1:1.1:
Br 1,c 010
RANK@NC.
OIN'1'Oi31I (L 2to7.'AC1CiAltri,
BANKERS • BRUSSELS.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
1113813113 BS,
Retest)! lend discounted,
Interest ,ll.rwc•d on depu,d to repayable .n
101•10.11 d.
Prom pt attention 01' 111L1001180L1t.11!1, t1.1,
LE DAL AtiD EJONVEYA 9C9ND.
( y 111'll'AlW l:, L 1.1 1 u 1'. L A W
(Jenne, 1140,1.'0 111uut, 1 8a0auls, Aloney
to loan.
7 L. WADE 11114t.1S ER &c.
.0 .4 . thee.,. 1 riu,rlt , 1 u.d y 1 J 1[0
Goll, )0;q„ i11 Leckie's Meek, Ili.) 1.' 1„1.4,
L 11T SINGLE AND DO)1 1 ,F,E
LIP ,the ,, first l ,+a 10:111,1•10, 1.10010
Lu ex0unugo for wood, - Enquire at lair r nee.
C TRAY1':U ON 'PllE 1'(11.\11 1 S
(_ ul tbouulnr,4uod. Cru1L.rnk, tour clue.:
else!. at11, a 1.01 ::rid NV'11, o,,.
requested to prove property, ILIO charges nio1
tale lino
91-e' away, FUND. 1t.tlrfllt'r%,
MEDICAL CARU .
•.,q2 �;(r- ,11(PII �Ul N 21 D U. M. 1f.
1410 (,.(. a. o. 1'4, ,lur.n,0orgoolt,andAc-
00001,ler. 0uu•1•. ami rc.uiw:c •: oyer Nlghtin-
gale &(te'0040(0.
A. 11uNAliO1iTUN, 11. 1), 0.
BOAR FOR Sltl1YICII.--THIi e'M., L lt, o, e., manure'. eitye%1O8,
thrt1ntl.t,ltl&c00UOhu,Lr, Ola0e(Lndr7theinO0
b tiTiersb2un(1 ba5n tiler? Uierl nmAulhiro that Torm 1p o ul1 d bYDt. 'r, 1. Halmca,
ur o u ,e
oar 1 t• seevmo apt a r, en n, icy, 000 0: north of bridge, B rueaels,
—01 at time ut em'vieo with pxlvtlege of retnrv-
iug24 n00000iry. R(:BT, I\GLI,,=',P• DOOTOle A. MoKELVRY.
1J'A1t5I FOlt SALE.—:1'11111 VAL- A'hysleinn,S nrun on and .cconehca r,
.2 008400nrm,1101000010110001 of nit ,,00,11 (*t'adunto of'171nity University, of Toronto
Mt f of late no. 20 R b0, cos. 0, Morris, .2119 10008. Ferw Orly of haste, luta of b'm'a ',alt,
Te1ws easy, Aptly on the premises. (1002010 AND )O1s11 ENCS,—Brink house -op,;
11, rdtALICK dealto English Oburch, algin St„lire oeels.9e
TOG LOST ON SATURDAY OF
last week, a black and tan dog, blind in
one eye, was lost in Brussels. Any informa-
tion loading to his recovery will be suitably
rewarded. 1110 finder would oblige by leaving
him at the Amorlonn hotel stables,
SCOTT.
ROAR FOR SERVICE. --THE
subscrib or hue n thorn'-bro.l boar, a erose
between a Suffolk and Berkshire, for servioo
ou lot 18, 000, 8, Gray. lie is white in color.
Terms -01 to be paid at time of servlet with
privilege of returning. 11. McKLY
24.50 Prop,
aeaTRAYED FROM LOT 9, OON. 7,
Morris, about Cot. 15th, six yearling cat-
tle, throe steers and three heifers, They aro
spotted red and white. with a slut in the left
ear. Any information leading to the re00very
will be liberally rewarded, J. i toIN'('OSH
11tf. Brusuols.
i
OAR FOR SERVICE,—Tho subscrib-
er has a well-bred boar, a cross be-
tween a thoro'-bred Suffolk and Berkshire,
on his premises, lot 80, con. 8, Morris.
Terms -81 to be paid at time of service,
with privilege of returning if necessary.
22-4” 21.5E0. IfonsyTu, 1'rop.
le} ARM FOR SALE.—NORTH
He11Lot 20, Cow 8, Morris, being 100 se
ru0,40 of which aro cleared and nearlyfrom
stumps, .there are on the promises It good log
houee and frame stable, two never falling
wollsand s,noxuollmut orchard of almost two
hundred fruit trees all bearing 'Phe farm is
convonlontlysituated, both g only]( miles/thin
Brussels and 19 from 9oafortb. For further
particulars apply to P. S. SCOTT, Brussels
or to 10I0I1, L18E9, Lindsay
fI,DAE FOR SALE. --THE UN -
A.) dorslguod being about to drain, with a
view to clearing t1(0 land, 001111000 a thump
of about three or four acres of cedar thereon
It is heavily alta bored and tiro trots aro largo,
Lot 11, Con .13, Grey, 21 mllee ole gravel road,
DANIEL ROBE1RTSON.
aIr G V Willing, of llfanohoetor, Mich„ writes
"sly wife has beenalmost helpless for nth yrs
00 Helpless that 010 ootrld not turn over 1h bed
alone. She used two bottles of Electric hit-
ters, mulls so much improved, that she 1s 11110
to do her own Oona,' Etootrio 13itter0, 0111 do
all that is claimed. for them, Hundreds 01
testimonials attest their groat onrat108 pow-
ers. Only fifty con to a bottle at Dendruan a.
FAlt1I FOR SALE AT A BAR
gain,—The farm contains about 125 an
1110 and is within sight of a triving town in
!Trey Co, Good 113 argot, 601001, oburalloo, 460.
The Toronto, Grey & Bruce railroad rune
aoroos the roar of the lot. how mere .to the
man payingtho oath. 190.8y tering it On Elmo.
11110 is a spendid opportunity for It poor man
OT n man with a family. Tho owner would '
exchange for a smaller farm in Huron Co.
Tor further portion's' s ape lv to
W. 11. 10141012,
13rus8018, 0, 0.
�1A1tD OF THANKS.
As the gaardian, representing Oho parties
entitled to the sum of 01,000, 0,8ured by pno1103
No, 7970in tho Confederation LifeAosoctation
on the 1110 of Mr, Pater Bonder, lata of Liebe.
woe, bt1aoksmibh deoonoed, I do8lre to thank
the sold Assnoiation, and their active agent,
llr. ltioharel Manning, for tho prompt mahner
in width they have settled mid claim, not ro•
quiring the One to Mamie to 0111011 they aro
untitled to before payment of tho some.
RAIN 00IINCi,
Dated at nruooaold, Doo, 20E1,1004,
NOTICE!
Tho East Huron Agricultural Society wi1
hold their anneal meeting in the Town Hall,
BatIs9EL9, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1888,
at 1 o'olook p.m., for the nurpo80 of receiving
the Dlrootnrs ll'inancial Report, Electing 0ia-
esrs and Directoro for the o00nlog year, and
transacting snob other busiuogs as may 00510
botoro no mooting,t good ',Mendelianisre-
quested, 110IlT. GIBSON, Vfoo-President
OIITC+AGE SALE,—Udder and by
virtue of the power of salt contained
in (t certain mortgage (which mortgage will
bo p10800od at tient of sale) there will be
sold by public Auction, 011 Tuesday, the
20th day of January, A. D, 1885, at ono o'-
elook in the afternoon, at Biomes' hotel,
Walton, Lote Noe, 2 and 8, IIowntt'e Sur-
vey, Walton, forming part of Lot 1, in 1110
18th eon. of •roy township, more fully do-
acrrbod in said mortgage, Terms made
known on the day of Halo. For further
particulars apply to M. MORIRISON, Wal.
ton, Agent for Mortgagee. 25.41n,
Walton, Dec. 28rd, 1884,
J. A. HUTCHINSON, 1l. D.
0. R. 4', 1'. Edinburgh.
Has ramovod to Ills residence on Mill Street,
the house formerly occupied by Dr. Graham,
and ,-111 bo there at night, 130 still retains en
Mike at Hargreaves' Drug Store.
DENTAL.
`C L. BALL, L. D. S„ IIONO1i
o Graduate and member of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office
in Struthers Block, Will visit wingi:am otnoo
only on Wednesday until his student returns
from Collage. ]lest posslblo pains taken 1,, all
operations. Charges moderate. Hours 8a.m.
to 0 p.m.
HOTEL CARDS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUS—
SELS, Maness Gmbol, proprietors, largeand convenient sample rooms, Suable' atten-
tion to Commercial and ether Travellers. Tho
bar is always supplied with the choicest
bravos of Liquors and Cigars. An attentive
Hostler always ou hand,
\J7ENTRAL HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
—As 1 have taken possession of thio hotel
I will be pleased to see all my old friends, and
hope by keeping tiro bust of liquors, good ac-
commodation and boss stable, with attentive
bartender and hostler s0 8000(0 51(113 now
01109. T. (>'Nl%.:1L, 1'ropricto,
UJ;ErrS HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
—Tula well Known hotel was 110000 in bat•
nor rnuuingorder than at present, as the now
proprietor hits thoroughly refitted the house,
Tho Boris su77,pliod with the ch,lOest liquors
mid 518100, Tmwe Si par day. Good Sample
Rooms f or Commercial ceut, 11. W, TUCK
Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T H. McCRACKEN,
Issuer Marriage Licenses. Oillcc at hie gr1
ory, Ternbolry street, 12,08
YUAN NOTT, VETERINARY
e Burgeon, Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College Toronto, Residence, the b owe lately
oocupiod by Mrs, J. Parker .Main etreat, Bru
eels.
Moly AIR, ISSUER OF MAII.
L7L.• riugo Lio0n((0e, by unp0lntreent of
Idoutenant•Governer, Commissioner, &c„ Q.
11,1100 083000or and Agort Fire Insurance Co,
oath.) at tboCraubrook Poet Ogles.
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM,
Insurance Agent,
GUELPH, ONTA1100,
H. L. JACKSON,
?ratios! Matchmaker and I6vie!!El",
S'atisfaotlon Guaranteea in al
Repairing.
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W. .9. .TA0KS0N'S 800.5191, llatt1S851018
0RANBROOH SAW MILL.
The out of his mill and riber a raised tkentthe mill, ie
will bo ready to mat right along. Oustonl
flawing 02,28 nor M, Logs taken in Ex.
charge for Sawing. When trado is takers
82.50 per M. will bo charged.
ALL IioNbs OP Lpamca Fon SALE Onnlr.
GIVE ME A C3Ai.L.
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