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No PAPfir; NEXT/YE K._.. "PLATFORM Eanoas" is John 13, A. BEBOP, hits tare ttly improved the
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a p g appearance of the front of his build
Ail -G, 20, 1888.
During the month of
August we will Give
Following Molar Gough
our re 1 ar ceetolu we i print. In it ho h'ts Ivan
will omit next woek'e issue of THE l 0 the world in permanent form his
Poesi and allow our staff a holiday I best thoughts, his meet touehinx
week. Job work will bo attended to titles, hie most stirring anecdotoe and
as usual. incidents, his most telling aeries. As
a story his
he has never been
equalled. But whether he narrates
a story of mirth or of sorrow, it is al-
ways to illuetrato groat and living
trutbs. Stranger stories aro harts
told than romance over dreamed of,
every ono of them drawn from real
life by a master band. In every
°hinter ho weaves in anecdote after
sneodote, incident atter incident, story
after eters-, and underneath them all
lie "Living Truths," that stand out
as beacon lights. He plays upon
the reader's feelings its with an eu-
nhanter's wand, at one time filling
his heart with gladness, at another
blinding bis eyes with tears. At his
bidding, hearts are melted, and stern,
strong men, as well as sensitive wom•
en, weep tears of compassion, are
arnttead to indignation, or moved to
uncontrollable laughter in Hplto of
every effort to control their feeling.
Now that the silver tongue is silent,
"Platform Bohoes" is' the richest
literary legacy of John B. Gough,
Tho aronnt of his inimitable humor,
the felinity of his descriptions, the
adroitness and skill which enabled him
to captivate and then capture hearts
on both sides of the sea aro reproduc-
ed upon these pages. Tho orator and
dramatist, the philanthropist and the
reformer, for ho was all these, are
portrayed here in the freedom raid
spontaneity of autobiography. The
book is what its name indicated—
real "Echoes" of the man whose death
humanity mourns. Its illustrations
are the best we have. ever aeon. It
contains two hundred and twenty-
seven
wentyseven fine engravings by the best art-
iste and engravers in the world. Mady
of those illustrations are "too funny
for anything" while others depict
wretohednsss and woe. Sixteen of
those engravings are full page ones,
and aro magnificent epocitnens of art.
Two hundred and nine are text illus-
trations. One is from a life-size full
length painting, showing Mr. Gough
ar he appeared shortly after his rescue.
The other is from a photograph taken
just before his death.. All in all, it
is ono of the finest ever produced by
the American press. We advise our
readers to buy Platform Echoes at
the first opportunity. They can, in
our opinion, much better afford to
dispense with a dozen other books
than not possess this. Once began
it will not willingly be laid aside till
the last page is finished. An agent
is now canvassing Brussels for this
excellent work. -
•�+
Groceries very Cheap, Adam Good.
special bargains in Ex- 11EROT hessian is on the sick list
press Wagons, Croquet
Sets, Hammocks, Base
Balls, Fans, &c. Now
is the time to buy.
The Post Bookstore.
ami
RIBCANNONO
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
this week,
ONE wools from next Wednesday is
the 1st day of September.
Mies WILKINSON, of Godarioli, is
visiting Mise Addie Vanetone,
C'Axs Saluron for 25c. Adam Good.
MRd. FRANK F1enLEIota and child•
ren, of Obioago, aro visiting friends
in ;own.
WORE commenced at the flag mill
last week, Threshing is the first
process.
"HUNso 1 all caught" is the popu-
SOUTHEFtN EXTENTION, W. G & 13 R. lar ors, with the youngsters these
Trains leave Brussels Station, north cud aw011ings•
south, asfollows:— 50 caiTC gets Tee Po.,T for the
tieingaonth, 1oing loins, bola lice of 1880. Now is the time to
Mal 7:10 a,m, Mixed liislui ruh"t. rite
seeress .......11 iO a.m, 11 Mali
Mixed ..8,50p rat 1 Express 011 amt.
The morning train soul It and the night 1• u.•,
north will only run on Tuesdays, . hurado)r.
and Saturdays.
Kota'. BeWst.cii� z.
A chiel's amang ye fakin notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
FALL wheat sowing.
HarvEST isaboutover.
SPLENDID rain last Friday evening.
CAPT. LEWIS is the now captain of
Salvation Army.
T'OW'N school opens ono week from
next Wednesday.
SEE notice of John Nott, V.S., to
persons indebted to him.
XSXXXX White Wine Vinegar at Good's.
GEO. MILLER is away to the North-
west. Mrs. Miller is at Clinton.
FaREPAUGH'6 show will be in Palm•
erston on Saturday of next week.
S. B. SMALE has taken a position
in Johnston's drug store, Amherst -
burg.
T. G°vENLocx shipped two car-
loads of fine cattle from Brussels last
Tuesday.
A. DELGATTY and Jae• Laird ship-
ped about 100 fine hogs last week
from Brussels station.
ESTILL value in Fruit Jars and pickling
'vinegars at Thomsons.
Yon will have to try and get along
w ithout THE POST next week for we
are taking a holiday, you know.
MRs. lawns, of Listowel, and Mr.
and Mrs• Millburn, of Woodstock,
-were visiting at Geo. Love's this
o week.
MRs. FLETCaxj, mother to o ur es-
teemed townsman, Thos. Fletcher,
and Miss Jackson, both of Paris are
visiting in town.
Knox church Sunday School will
hold their annual pio•nio in Arm.
strong's grove on Friday of this week,
weather permitting.
WE are greatly obliged for a nnm•
her of prompt responses to our "Pay
up" notice. There are a large num-
ber of others who should take the
hint.
,r1A11D OF THANKS.—I beg to tender
,tJ my sincere thanks to those who so
kindly aided in saving my goods from the
water ou Friday evening.
GEORGE TnoaisoN.
SOME talk of another general store
opening in town. The new comer
hinted at is an old hand at the bush•
nese, having had some 8 or 10 years
experience.
WHY is not the work in progress
at the bridge Unless it is' looked
after soon the Co. will be in for bill
of damages as the flooring is getting
very thin in places.
IT is said several familia who are
now dependent on the township Coun•
oils talk of moving into town this
fall. All we can say ia'if they leave
where they are they need not expect
one cent of help from Brussels. We
have enough to do now.
To those requiring aids to vision. Bo
sure in asking for Laurance's spectacles—
that you get B. LAOnsden's--as there are
imitations in the market, and sco that
exery pair is stamped 13. L., without which
none are genuine. Do not be deceived by
any similiarity in the name.
SEE the advt. of Messrs, Watts dl
McKagno end Jas. Walker in this is.
sue. The boys are quits jubilant
over their euccess and the splendid
bueinoss then are working tip and
want everybody, old and young, bo
read what they have to say.
DID you read G. A. Powe11's advt.
this week ? He line everything ready
for a big fall's trade. G. A. Ie a firm
believer in printer's ink and bis rap-
idly inereasing business shows that
the reading public are largely govern•
ed by it. Call at the New Garfield
House.
A T3RUssELs youth, who had evi-
dently been imbibing "spruce" at.
tended the Army meeting bait Sun•
day evening and after his stomach
bad turned a somerset he wound up
the performance ` by falling down
stairs. He was tot injured. Shame
on the man who supplied the liquor.
Mr,,,. JAMES ARIL+SS and sons, of
Hamilton, have been visiting at Adam
Mulholland's.
RoST, GRAHAM arrived home from
his pleasure trip to Muskoka last
Saturday evening. FOURTH Division Court will be hold
in Brussels, on Thursday of next
week, the 281h inst.
SEVERAL of our townspeople wont
to the Stratford celebration on Mon-
day. It was a very unpropitious
day.
Atlas. GRILLS and Mrs. Stevenson,
of Elora, are visiting at R. Leather -
dale's for a few weeks. Tho former
lady ie Mrs, Leatherdals's mother.
Timm are 29 Conservative appeals
and 89 Reform against the voters'
list in Brussels this year. Both sides
aro evidently keeping the election to
the Local Legislature in view. It is
expected to take place:next spring.
JAMES KELLY gave the people a
laugh Monday morning by driving
up street with his watering °art in
the midst of a very heavy shinier.
He said "I'11 go and put my waterin'
cart away as there's a better hand at
it than me this mornin'."
J. Y. S. Emit has just received a large
Hnittet• and will now be able to knit farm-
er's or heavy yarn in stookings or socks.
Just received a line assortment of imported
yarns, comprising Peacock, Baldwin's
Beehive, Crown German, duo., elan Canad-
ian yarns, all in the most popular shades.
Stockings or soaks footed and knit to order.
13er)in and other fancy wools a complete
Line and cheap as the cheapest.
MRs. DODGE'S barn, in Hoo'ick
township, was burned by lightning
last Friday night. .A. wagon and
reaper was saved. Insured in the
Howick Mutual. Mr. Wallace's barn
was also burned on,the same night,
in the same township. Mr. Double -
dee, of 1Turnberry, had a horde killed
on the same night.
A LARGE number of persone visited
the green house of Thos. Kelly last
Saturday evening to see his night
blooming Jessamine. bIr. Kelly has
a very ince assortment of flowers and
keeps them in good style. He should
give the public ,another opportunity
of seeing his flowers but on same
other evening than Saturday.
THE cricket match that was to
have taken place on Thursday of this
week between the home teem and
Soaforth was not played owing to
the latter club not showing up. They
forfeited the game. It is much to be
regretted that Seaforth club could
not come here as we are sure our
boys would rather have suffered an
honorable defeat than be forosd to ac-
cept
scept a victory so different from their
usualones.
GARDEN PAR(Y.—On Tburaday of
next week a garden party, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society,
will bo held on the grounds of B. Gerry.
In addition to a good program of
music, readings, &o., thele will be
refreshment stands and a bazaar table.
The most interesting part of the ev.
ening's exercises will be an election,
for the honor of cutting a cake, be-
tween Mrs. Thos. Watson and Miss
Addie Ironstone. As both ladies are
popular a lively election is expected.
The proceeds of the evening will bo
devoted to liquidating the debt Lunar.
red in the recent repairs to the cburcla.
REV. FATHER DE CANTILLON, of Col.
umbos, Ohio, preached in the Catho-
lic church, Brussels, last Sunday
morning. His discourse was based
on lsi Corinthians, loth chap., 8th to
lith verses. He has a very fluent
style and his auditors were greatly
pleased with his sermon, Rev. Fath.
er Shea was also present and assisted
in the service. Mrs. T. O'Noil, sis-
ter to Rev. Father De Cantillon, pre-
sided at the organ and led the sing.
iug. llhis part of the exercises was
dono in Mrs. O'Neil's well known
style, which is not to be wondered at
as she was organist of the Oatholio
church at Arthur for five years. She
always does °relit to the position.
The ohuroh was well filled. Rev.
loather De Canitllon left Brussels on
Monday.
DISTRICT MEETING AND S. S. CON•
vENTroN.—Last Tuesday the Einem-
hal District meeting of the Methodist
church, Wingham District, was held
in town, Rev. D. 0. McDowell, Dia
trict Superintendent iu the chair.
The morning session opened at 9
o'clock and was devoted to the fines.
oral affairs of the district, arranging
for the Missionary and Educational
anniversaries and considering the ap•
pointment of the Central Board to
each circuit in connection with the
Superannuated Minister's Fund. All
the circuits were represented except
Salem. Revds. Messrs. Paul, Cook
and Watt were not in attendance.
The Sabbath School0onvention open-
ed at 2 o'clock. The following was
the program :—Address by . Rev. D.
0. McDowell, of Wingham; address,
"The legitimate province of the Sab-
bath Sohool," by Rev. N. S. Bur-
wash, of Belgrave 3 address, "The re-
lation and duties of the church to the
Sabbath School," by Rev. W. Baugh,
of Ripley; address, "How may we
secure a deeper interest in our Sab•
bath School,': by Rev. A. Potter, of
Teeswater. Very interesting discus•
sloes followed each subject and the
afternoon session was a very enjoy
able one. At 7:30 ' the Convention
resumed, After devotional exercises
the Ohairman gave an opening ad-
dress. He was followed by Rev. J.
McAllister, of Kincardine, who read
an excellent paper (which we hope to
publish) on "The past, present and
future of Senility School work."
"The Sabbath School in relation to
the temperance reform" was taken up
by Rev. F. E. Nugent, of Lucknow,
in a practical spirited style. Rev. S.
Sellery, B. D., of Borvla, spoke on
the topic 'The Sabbath School and
its relation to the missionary work of
the church." This session, although
a little hurried, as a number of the
ministers wished to take the late train,
was a good one and will do good. If
these died of meetings were held of.
toner. a more lively interest would be
taken in Sunday School, tomper$nce,
and missionary work. Before the
District meeting was brought to a
close a very hearty vote of thanks was
passed to the friends who so kindly
entertained the Visiting brethren,
iug by :t,uoat Aress of paint.
Corso To IIANSA0,—Ta whom it may eon-
caru.--All those indebted to John Nett, V.
S. aro requested to Rattle their acoouuta
before Sopt. laths, 5800, After that all lel.
paid accounts will be °etioated according to
late,
FALL RAces..-The Fall races of
filo Brussels Driving Park Association
will be ]geld on Lansdowne Park, on
Tumidity, Sept. 7111, weather purmitt•
infs. The las race will bo open to
trotting auil pacing horses owned
within 10 miles of Brussels, at date
cf hill.. Puree .$75—let horse, $40,
2n,1 $25, 3rd $10. Second race will
be it three minute trot, open to horses
that have not a record totter than 8
minutes at date of bill. Purse, $75
—1st horse $40, 'Anil x;25, 8rc1 $10.
The last race will bo au upon tr91.
Puree, $1.50. -1st horse $90, 2nd $40
and 8rd ))20. Races to oommeuco at
1 p.m., sharp, The Brussels band
will bo in attendance, 3), Strechau
is Prosident and F. S. Scott Secre-
tary -Treasurer.
°
BORN.
DoucLie.—In Morris, an the 15511 inns., the
wife of Mr. Juo. Douglas. of a son.
Duan.—In Brussels, on the 13113 inst., the
wife of hlr. A. W. Beer, of Sandwich, I
Ont., of a daughter.
BANKING.
11.1'aINTO SL -I & 112oTA.GGART,
i I)ANKI13IIS, ]31tAS9I3l S,
!'ra(tsacl a• General Banking
Iilfsmess.
Natnx fo hand dleonluif od.
f,ttn •eat allow. l nn tlopoilti e -i, synth u
� ,la,unnd.
1'r, opt nbto,i14, t Simi t° eollautious.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
E. WADE, BARRISTER, t&a.
Y.iJ • lh0oo formerly leouplo] by A, J• Iste-
1 l% 55, N,q„.un Laoklo'n Block, Alowy bra loan
V 13. DIOItSON, (LATE WITH
f Y t (Sorrow dProudf000,Gedolh)aollo-
5InnvoMMey ,to loaOlnoe, Grant's block,
rd,EX. HUNTER, CLERK 01?
the b'ourt)1 Division Court' 0°. Heron,
l t ant , riw:cer, Notary Pnbilo, Land,1'.oau and
Ia+:,mna tgent. Funds lin Gr Band to loan
t:., +055.08 n1ad0. 01103 in Graham's 010531
nrnssnlx
MEDICAL CARDS,
A. IIONAUGHTON, M. D. 0.
I'es V, L. 11. 0. P, Edinburgh. Physician,
Surgeon and Aoeouchour, Chloe, Afro. Shiers
I Meek, L`drn berry Street.
MARRIED.
Losas—G11iATnoAa.—In Port]•]Igin, on the
37th Mat., by Rev. John Moss, 13. A.,
hlr. Frederick Longo to Miss Millie
Greathead, both of Southampton.
COJI155 FAIIIS.
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 0th to 18th.
Provincial, Guelph, Sept. 20513 to 25113.
Central, Hamilton, Sept. 27511 to Oct. 1st.
Northern, Walkerton, Oct. belt to 81.h.
East Huron, brussels, Oat. 5113 & Oth.
South Huron, Soaferth,Sept. 27th & 28113.
Wallas° Union, Listowel, Sept. 80th &
Oat. 1st.
East Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oct. lob.
West Huron, Goderiah, Sept.21st& 22nd.
Brussels Markets.
OoltnsoTED OAREOOLLY 100E1Y WEER.
White Fall Wheat ..•.., .. 70 72
P•od Winter . . 72 73
Spring Wheat 50 73
Borley
Oats .
Peas
Dotter, tubs and toile
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes new
Hay por ton
Hideo per ib
Dressed Bogs
Salt per bbl., wholesale .•
Sheep skins, caoh
Wool
45
20
50
11
11
4 50
03
7 00
7
5 00
60
50 1 0e
17 20
50
80
51
12
00
00
00
00
7fr
5 50
80
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
1 ARM FOR SALE BY TENDER.
-Tenderefor the purchase of north halt of
lot 20, con. 9,21orris, will bo received till Fru.
DAY, SEPT, 10th, 1886. There are 40 sores clear-
ed, an 000011005 orchard, a log house, frame
stable and a plentiful supply of good water OD
the place. The soil is a rich sandy loam.
Thistle a rare °bunco to seta re a good form
cheap and on easy terms. Intending purchas-
ers state price, amount they can pay do 08,
and nature or security (dared for balauoe,
rhe highest or any tender not neceesarily ae-
emotod. Address RICHARD LEES,
Box 570 Liodeay,
0.410 Out.
CANADA'S GREAT • '
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
ANn 50
Agricultural Exposition, x886
TORONTO
SEPTEMBER ETR TO 18TH.
An immense Programme of Nsw AND 9RFAT
ATTRACTIONS Is prepared for this Exhibition.
Cheap wares and E00000'etaorse On al/ pies
Copies of Prize List and Entry Forms sant to
any ons on application, bypast card or Oilier -
wise, to the Secretary at Tronto. Entries close
Saturday August a885. H. J. HILL :o
5N0. J. WITFHROW, -. Manager and Secy,
• President, • TORONTO.
VOTERS' LIST 1886.
•
lSuJaicipaiity/ of the T ountehip of Morris, in
the County of Huron,
•Notice 10 batty given Oat I havo trans-
mitted or delivoied to the portions mentioned
in the Srd and 4011 sections Of the " Voters' List
Ad,” }}ho copies required b maid a Dation to be
trans00ittod or delivered of the List made pur-
suant to this Act, of all poisons appearing by
Mie last revised aes0ostn0nt rol., of the maid
Mtmieippality; to bo ontltled to vote in the said
M'uniolpality, at °lootlonm for the members of
the Legislative. Assembly and 5.0 Municipal
Meotians; and that the said List was first
posted at my mice in the Township of Menlo,
on the 10b1) of August, and remold there for in-
apeobimi. Iiloc4oro aro milled upon to pawn -
Me the said List, and if any omissfone or oth-
er mere aro found, 50 take immediate pro-
eoodiuge to him the said errors corrected ac-
cording to law.
WM. CLARK, Clerk.
DatedlQbh day of August, 1880,.
We tern
,♦NI) INDIJ.a'I'ibIAL IND AITL' EXILE.
ISITION A'd'
London, - Canada,
SEPT. 27 TO OUT. 2,1886.
Liberal Premiums. Competition
Open to the World.
mo Western Fair Is the groat avant of t1to
Tho D000500re the
people
mined Western
the forth-
coming i]xbibi5i0n obeli equal, if not surpass
any of its Predo0oosors.
Who Committee on Attrnotions aro prepar-
ing a splendid programme for Allah Clay of the
Fair, full particulars of whish will be 'rWish.
°elateson, Writo t) the Ooorotary for Prloo
Lists, Potters, Programs or any information
required.
It, WHETTER 5100, 320111400110,
President. Secretary.
A IIUTOEINSON, M.D.,
15)
.
L. R. C. P. hldinhurtlt,
Cnr•mor for too County of Huron,
ttesidmtao, 0,i .1611 Street. ()Woe at Har-
greavoe' Drug Store,
DENTAL
tp/ L. BALL, L D. S., HONOR
-t
\• Geaduato and Momoer no the Roya l
College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, Tho
various
ustlietis for 1110 gioeums only. 1s Aa now local
11 aerations
mare fully performed and guaranteed. Pri000
moderato, Full sobs of teeth from 00 to 080
0111ce over Powell's store. Hours 8 a.m. to 0 p.
m,
JOE N TILST.
W. J. Feer, L. D, B, Grndnata of To-
ronto School ol Dentistry. All opera.
Doug guaranteed. OOloo—O ady's Bloat,
8oafortb.
P.B.—Will be at the Quesn'e Hotel,
13rusa0103 every Monday for the prtctioe
of his profession.
BUSINESS CARDS.
NAT H. 1IoORAOKEN, ISSUER
V I . of Marriage Licenses. Office at his
Grocery, Turnberry street, 2628
�t MoNAIR, TSSUER OF MAR -
.CA. ricge Licensee, by appointment of
1 ioubeuaut•Goveruor, Oommlesloner, &e,, Q.
11. tleuvayacoar and Agent Fire. Iunlren°e Co.
Odin at the Oranbrook Post Omoe,
:,obert Cunningham,
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, - Ontario.
JM, O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
n Accident and Loan Ineurane° Agent for
some of the best and most reliable Compan-
ies in the Dominion, Oilloe, Briok Terrace,
'1'uruberry Sheet, near the station. 8m
l'll'ISeS LILLA O'CONNOR
l Teaohox of Mumio,VoaaladdInstrument-
al on OrgCan, Piano, or Guitar. Harmony and
'thorough saes. Advanced pupils fitted for
Toadies. Term 5 on application. Reference
—Ladies of Loretto Aoadotuy, Guelph. Desi-
denoo—No. 2, Terrane, (south noir station.
� ,f W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
. Cimanatee( OnbarisYu terinary College,
hits resent ed the praotiee ofdolte Nott, V. S.,
and 10 prepared to treat all diode OH of domes-
tioatod animals on eoientiao and approved
Mint: Oleg, Treatment of delicate (oats a
suooinity. Onioo at John Nett's, V. 8.
QERYAN T WANTED.—APPLY,
). at once to MRS; E. 17, WADE,
33rttssols.
VCR SALE.—PARK LOT, CON•
taialug about.0 soros, with house, stable
well, and a number of fruit trees (bearing) on
the lot. For tome and particulars apply to
A. 130021010, ;Brussels. 02.00
rt1W0 FARMS, IN GREY, FOR
gem. or. to rent, 200 nares. 100 being to
22, eon, 5, the other lot 20, eon. 6. Lot 28 le
situated two miles lroyn tbs whinge of Ethel,
seven mild from 33rnesele,twelye miles from
Listowel and I mile from a never failing °reek,
97 cores are cleared, most all clear of stumps
anti under food cultivation and clean, sixty
acres of Drop good outlet for draining, a corn•
fortablo clwolling,bank barn, stabling under.
oseth,a good bearing orchard and garden a
wall oonvsnient to house anti yard, Pries,
$4,000, rout, $2650 per year. Lob 20 is situated
91 miles from now, 10 from l:irotowel and 0
from Brussels. 60 moron cleared and • under
good oultivatlon, the baled() well timbered
with blaok ash. bemlook and hardwood. A
frame house and outbuilding and a largo young
orchard are on tho farm. These
farms will bo sold soporats or together to suit
purchaser. Posooeoion oma bo giVen.at any
time, Ape fly to ti tpt. Strolton, at• to
A{ATTHI] \V & 000. QUGHTGN,
48.01 Proprietors,
bI. BLASHILL,
Butcher, thankinghie
many ouotomors for theirliberal
support for the past six years
wishes to inform them that be-
ing burned out of the old stand has acted up a
chop in Smale's Mock In liret•oloes style
whore he hopes to see all the old customers
and as many new ones mase° at to 815.'0 him a
call, I keep nothing but liras -oleos meats -all
kinds of Poultry and Sausage Moat. Deliver-
ed to all parts of the town Free. Cash paid
forret Stook. t - -
.114 OR SALE, --TWO FARMS --
Lot 14, Mathe 05hcon.,and lot 15, on loo
7611 con., of 34orris,00nbaloing 100 mores doh,
about 00 sores cleared, free from stumps on
one farm,and about 80 sores cleared ou tho
other. The croarod land is in a good state of
oultfvation and well folioed. Good frame barn
and etablas, andlog liouse on ono, and 011 the
other a log house and log barn, There ie a
(Good bearing orchard on lot 14. A never -fail-
ing spring creak runs through bout planes.
The soil 15. Aretwlass, there is pe. batter farms in
the tonnehip, These places 0.re admirably
adapted for grain growing 00 grazing, and
witbin dye mdse of Rao llouriehing town of
BrUeSels. Tho places bo sold together or
eeporatoly, andean bo bought cheap and on
01ey terms. ,Apply on the promises br address
the proprietor, sunshine 1", 0.
GEE, S111ALB,
0-15, Proprietor,