The Brussels Post, 1887-7-8, Page 88
TBE BRUSSELS POST
JULY 8, 1887.
A. fresh shipment of the above
jrlst received and guaranteed
pure, just the thing for the re-
moval of POTATO Rues.
BUTTER MAKING
We have received a very val-
uable book upon the manufacture
and 'care of butter, which all
should have. It is a largo book
sire, 6•ix10 inches, and contain-
ing over 100 pages and only 25
cents each. It is published with
the aid of the Parliament of Can-
ada so as to encourage this in-
dustry.
G. A. DEADIIIAN,
Druggist and Bookseller;
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, W. G. ct' D. R.
Trains leave Bruaseln Station, vorth and
south asfollowa:
Going South, 14oing North.
Mail.......... 7:08 nam,Mixed 0.80 axe
Mixed
11145 45 p.m.I; E ',Trees 8 85rd.ail FPO p
ed.u1
o c I ` triu (4t.emo,
A ohisl's amang ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
PLENTY of rain these days.
PRESERVE Jars Cheap. Anne Goon.
Tim best bread in town at Coate' Gro-
cery.
CHEAPEST spot in town for groceries is
at Coats'.
Rom, Kuno and brother wore in town
on Sunday.
Srx bare of Electrio soap for 25 cents,
at Thomson's, 50.
PEABEEN'S )iamS and bologna sausage
at Coats' Grocery. 50-
IlvsslE AND REOCiE FLETCHER are holi-
daying at Luoknow.
HALF gallon gem jars at $1.50 per doz-
en at Coats' Grocery.
Trios. KELLY, boasts of ripe tomatoes
already this summer.
The four children of K. McKenzie are
visiting friends near Guelph.
Muss Nsmas CM LISLE, of Hensen, was
visiting at Dr. Graham's for a few weeks.
Oen school teachers, with the exception
of Principal Shaw, are sway for their
'holidays.
FOR the largest stock and beet value in
Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to
Thomson's. 60.
S'TRAwoERnna are winding up busineas
for the season this week and giving place
to the raspberry.
Emmen): delighted with our 35 and
374 cent Tea with choice cup and saucer
at Coats' Grocery.
Hams DEnxjs had his right eye put in
mourning, one evening last week, while
playing a game of cricket on the park.
THE regular Sabbath services will be
resumed in Melville church next Sunday,
when the paator, Rev. 3, Rose B.A., will
000upy the pulpit.
A meeting of the W. C. T. U., will be
held in the basement of the Methodist
church on Monday afternoon of next
week, commencing at 3 o'alobk,
Rhv. Ms. Soaval`teor, of Molesworth,
will preach the pulpit of Knox church
vacant next Sunday morning. Rev. S.
301108 will take Mr. Stevenson's work.
Miss Ment M. SANDERS, of Flint, Mich.,
formerly of Brussels, was married on
June 14th, to Arthur Wildman, merchant
of Alpena, Mich. Her Brussele friends
wieb her a happy and prosperous mar-
ried life.
WE regret to hear that Mrs. Arthur
Hingston ie not in good health, her
trouble being water on the lungs, and
her condition is a cause of alarm to her
friends. We hope she will soon improve,
however; and be restored to her usual
health.
THE corporation thistle cotter is on the
war path. There are numbers of gardens
and yards that are overrun with thistles
and they must be destroyed. Persons
are liable to a fine of $50 for not attend-
ing to this important matter and the
Street Inspector should See that the law
is enforced, Now is the time to kill them
before they go to seed.
CATTLE SHIPPED.—Last Monday Joseph
Clegg shipped three oar loads of splendid
cattle to the Old Country., 19 head were
purchased from W. McAllister. They
aggregated 25,670 pounds and from the
sale Mr. McAllister pocketed the large
aum of 51,140. Andrew Hislop disposed
of 13 head, weighing 17,970 pounds. Tke
heaviest weighed 1,620, For the 13 head
Mr, Clegg paid $800, 18 head, scaling
21,240 purohased. from different persons
made up the third oar.
LATELY George Howe has Imagined
somebody had bean meddling with the
cash box at the woolen factory, so early
Thursday morning a man was appointed
to watch for the culprit. He was found
in the person of Geo. Haige, who is em-
ployed ae fireman at the factory. Jae
gained admission to the office by breaking
a woodenin in a door leading from one
of the wore rooms and was working with
the cash box when nabbed, He admitted
having token a small sum of money be-
fore. There will not be anything done
with him as he is supposed to be a little
off his mental equilibrium.
THE strayed calf, belonging to FranTr
Lebon, advertieed on Friday, was return -
55 to the owner on Saturday. Mr, Le
Bon had spent a week hunting for it.
provlou0 to inserting the advertisement.
TnE POST generally fetches. anything
"fetohable," although we don't claim to
come up to the Florida papers. It is
said a family in Florida lost their' little
boy and advertised for flim in a daily
paper, That very afternoon an alligator
crawled ant of the swamp and died on
the front door stop. In his etomaoh was
found a handful of red hair, Dome bone
buttons a pair of boot heels, a glass alley,
a pair, of chock pants and a paper cellar.
The advertiRemont diel it,
Two Cans of Tomatoes for 26 cents et
Thomson's, 47-
CotsE and ase our $5.00 china tea eat
at Coats' Grocery.
THOS. °Arnimm, of Holmesville, was in
town
town on Wednesday.
d 13.4180E number of Brtissolites will go
to Blyth on the 12th,
Diens, GEo. Somme, of Flint, Mioh., is
visiting her parents and friends in town.
Tux thermometer ban been playing
around the ninety's durdngthe pant week.
ONE thousand Fruit Jars just to hand
} gallon size 51.45 per dozen nt Thom.
son's. 50.
KEEP your eyes open to read a couple
of marriage announcements in the near
foture.
EXTRA instruction has been given to
some of the senior pupils of our Public
school this week.
LAST Saturday evening A. Cormack ar-
rived home from Duluth where he had
been for a few weeks.
A part of our Band will join Bluevale
band on the 12th and play for the Blue -
vale Orangemen at Blyth.
Boar. NOTT, of Abilene, Kansas, form-
erly a resident of Brussels, le visiting old
friends in this locality this week.
MRs. 5A11L. PLinx returned from a two.
week's visit to friends in the neighbor.
hood of New Hamburg this week.
MRs. Roar. CLEVAnar and Mrs. Chas.
Perris, of Glencoe, have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Cormack, of Brussels.
LAST Tuesday afternnon the infant son
of W. A. Calbiok died after a short ill-
ness. The funeral was on Wednesday
afternoon. •
LAST Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Do -
mill, Principal of the Ladies' College,
Oshawa, occupied the pulpit of the Meth-
odist ohnroh
WDr. Column, who is working at his
trade in Brantford, was homejon a short
visit last week. He reports things boom-
ing in that oity.
THE Jarvis Record has been enlarged,
Improved and the shape changed to the
popular $ page form, and under the man-
agement of Messrs. Elliott & Rodgers is
destined to become a more popular looal
journal than ever. We with the Record
ena0ee&.
REY. DD. ?me writes "I have used St.
Leon's Mineral Water, and believe it to
be both refreshing and curative." Can
refer to people in Brussels who :use it
with benefit. 52 Adam Goad.
WORD has reached us of the Serious ill-
ness of Geo. Hingston, at Joliet, Ill. From
over work and anxiety in filling his posi-
tion as official stenographer in the Courts
he contracted paralysis of the brain and
has not recovered yet. Mr. Hingeton's
many Canadian friends will no doubt
unite in the hope that he may be spared
for years to his wife and family..
Geo. Roams, Thos. Wilson, Robt.
Ross and Lorne Hunter, pupils of the
Brussels schools, were writing at the En-
tronce examination in Seaforth this
week. Minnie Shaw, Thos. Kneahtel,
Thos. McLauchlan and Wm. Kerney will
write for Third class certificates next,
week, as will Bertha Ball and Carrie, Mo
Kenzie, who are now attending the Sea-
forth High School.
ACCORDING to the annual report of re-
gistrations for the past year in Brussels,
there were 28 births, 12 females and 11
males; 3 deaths, 1 female and 2 male;
and 6 marriages. People are very lax in
thio registration business and if an exam-
ple were made it would wake them up.
The idea of only three of the deaths be-
ing officially noted. It is not right and
should not be allowed to pace by without
somebody being hauled over the coals.
Ton Goderich Signal says :—eA co-
partnership has been formed between
Fraser & Porter and A. M. Say, the post
office deputy, and the new firm has
bought out Imrie'e stook from Berry &
Sheppard, and will parry on the book and
stationery business in eonneotion. The
old members of the firm are well known,
and we can heartily recommend the new
partner as thoroughly reliable young man,
and a business pusher." The Star in
speaking of the co -partnership says:—
'Toth member of the new firm is young,
energetic and favorably known, and they
are likely to make things "hum" in their
stores." .3
THE Stratford daily Herald, of June
30, says :—The Waterloo street Metho-
dists held a farewell and reception enter-
tainment in their church - lest night—a
farewell to their minister for the last
nine months, Rev, J. T. Legear, who is
leaving them, and a reception to their
new minister, Rev. Wm. Smyth, of Brus-
sels, who arrived in the city Tuesday.
Refreshments In the shape of ice cream,
atrawberriea, cake, etc., were handed
about in the basement and a sociable
hour was spent before moving up stairs
to hear the addresses. On the platform
were Rev. Mr. Cunningham, chairman,
Rev. J. P. McEwen, Baptist, and the re.
tiring and incoming paetore. The chair-
man made a few remarks on the pleasant
relationship that had existed between
himself and Mr. Legear and spoke of the
conglomeration of advantages, discom-
forts and general benefits ►f the itinerant
system. Mr. MoEwen'had nothing bus
good words to say of the retiring pastor,
ti while as regards Mr. Smyth he had
known and met with him elsewhere, and
regarded it as somewhat providential that
he had been sent to Stratford, in order,
filo doubt, that the same watchful care
would bo upon him. He hoped that a
greater feeling of friendship would pre -
Vail among the churches, as he believed
more conld be done for the Master by
working shoulder to shoulder. NIr. Le -
gear said a few .parting words. He left
with the consciouoness that he had the
igood wishes of the congregation:' He al-
so cave hit viewe on the itinerant system,
whreh he believed had advantages greater
than its disadvantapeo. He hoped to be
remembered here,but desired the oongre.
gation-to transfer their ministerial sym-
pathy to the new pastor and the, work
would go on. The new pastor, MD.
Smyth, made a good impreeeion in his.
address. He 10 a pleasant and fluent
speaker and there is no doubt that bit'
pastorate will bo attended by the greater
spiritual and social success. The choir
furnished music. Mears. Barnes, Had -
die and Cast sang a trio, and Mr. blcliel
far tendered an instrumental solo, Mr,
Legear 01001138 with the benediction, Mr.
Smyth ppreaches his initial discourse here
on Sunday, .Mr, Lagoar left this after.
ntson for Ethel via ldoderieh.
MRs. SwANN, daughter and eon are visit-
ing relatives near Teeewater thie week.
.713U37, singer and preserve jars cheap,
62 Adam Good.
IF a person lets 35 dozen of eggs, at 14
ornate a demon, fall, how many naughty
words will he have to say to get $96 worth
of revenge 7
Tug lawn tennis club of BI Ih paid a
'friendly visit to Brussele op Thursday of
this week, An enjoyable matoh was
played.
Oun young townsman, H. L. Jackson,
jeweller, has just returned from a visit 50
Toronto. A neat replenishment of his
stook is the result.
IT is expected that Dr. Martyn, D. D.
M„ of Kincardine, will, pay an official
vied* to tl1e. A. 0. U, W., Lodge of this
place on the 18tH inet,
ED. CREIGHTON, of Galt, is enjoying a
few weeks vacation. Ile has a good pos.
ition as tioket agent and operator, and
suite tIe'people of Galt to a T.
TEE Methodist church and the Salva•
Cori Army had it all to themselves lost
Sunday evening as the servioee'in the
other churches were withdrawn.
Our: thanks are due to kind and thought.
dal -friends for new potatoes, green beans,
lettuce and green peas, may their shadow
never grow lees, the people we mean.
Bins. T. O'NEm and children are visit-
ing at Arthur this week. She sang at a
concert on Thursday evening, in connec-
tion with the Catholio .ohuroh of that
plane. .
J. W. SnAH, of Blyth, ie•home for his
vacation, &Ir. Shaw was the recipient of
a handsome gold watch chain From his
pupils at the close of the term. He is n
popular pedagogue.
TEE Cheboygan- (Mich,) Tribune, of
Juno 30111, soya :—"On and after July 1st
the Mammoth Dry Goods store will be
run under the firm of H. Chambers & Co.,
Jno. W. Harvey: being the Go." J. W.
clerked in the Garfield House, Brussels,
fora. good while.
Tars week we received a complimentary
season ticket and a guide book of the
Grimsby Park- and camp ground from
Rev. R. Burne, Ph. B., of Washington,
Ont., one' of the Board of Directors.
There is a splendid program of services
arranged for this summer. They com-
menced on July 1st and will continue un-
til the end of August. In addition to the
ministers of the Methodist church there
will bo Revs. Sam. Jones, Sam. Small, C.
'0. McCabe, Ohanoellor 0. N. Sims, Wm.
Butler, Josep31Parker D. D. and a num-
ber of other celebrities.'' The White
Bros. and Prof. Excell will have charge
of, the' musioal ,part of the program,
Grimsby Park ie beautifully situated on
the shore of lake , Ontario and contains
100 acres of land nicely laid out. Re-
duced fares will be given on the railways
and steamers. If you have a few days to
spare by all means go to Grimsby.
FARRwELL SEnsror:-A most interesting
and impressive service was held in Knox
church last Sabbath morning. Notwith-
standing the-exoesaive heat the church
was filled to over -flowing with an audience
eager, to hear the parting • words of the
veteran preacher, Rev, S. Jones. The
service was opened by singing the 13th
Psalm, followed by the reading of the
28th chapter of Matthew, and oomment-
iag on the same. The rev. gentleman
ohoee for his text the .28th chapter of
Matthew, part of 20th verse, "Lo I am
with you alway even to the end of the
world." It was an able disoourse, full of
power and interest, and was calculated to
strengthen the hope of the believer. In
oonclusioo he referred feelingly to his
twenty years labor as pastor of the con-
gregation, and of the many pleasant
recollections of the past. He Ind had
much pleasure daring that long period in
seeing the work of the Lord prosper.
When he first took obarge there was a
membership of 140.and had steadily in-
creased to.189—the present membership.
'He was seneible of his imperfections and
failings, but had tried to the beat of his
ability to help the church, warning
them of the mile of church formality,
sanctimonious goodyism, hypocrisy, eta.
Had endeavored to preaoh the truth as
contained in the Word of God, and had
not desired to offend any in his congrega-
tion, but if the plain truth offended he
could not help it. He urged them, as
members of the church, to be loyal to
God, to the ohuroh and to each other,
and wished them good-byt and God
speed. The pastor closed by offering up
a fervent petition for God's blessing on
the congregation assembled.
A Merry Party.
Written for TnE Poet.
On June the 10th, so bright and gay,
Just at the set of elm'
Three carriage Ioade all drove away,
Intent on having fun.
Weleft the hum of town behind
And to the country went,
A happier crowd you could not find,
Eac11 was on pleasure bent.
•
An eve more pleasant who would ask,
Than was that night in June,
The fields did
wear their verdant mask
And all things seemed in tune.
Our deetination, three mike out,
Our fleet -foot steeds soon gained •
And we could scarce restrain a shout, •
Which in our mind was framed.
For country, freedomwe enjoyed,
The vast domain seemed ours,
Those fields of verdure hnalloyed,
Wore fair as. Eden's bowers.
Our hoot and hostess welcomed us,
On our arrivdl there.
The croquet they did introduce,
And in the game did share.
Now ten in all made up our crowd,
For croquet quoits and games,
But is't esoential that I should
Make mention of their names?
•
There's Alex. 5, of dryCods fame
Next door to''Ninetnino "
Dealer in goods of ever a
From g y name,
1 rpm silken gowns to twine.
Knights of the birch, who, with rod rule
Do make the youths obey,
Teach young ideas while in 0011001,
Miele R., S. and B—ly,
The celebrated L, A. M.,
Of L. D. S. renown,
$ie brother G., known as the 8E41110,
011ee artist in this town.
L. W. and her brother D„
Our party did enjoin,
(Anti that is all excepting me)
And Mr, Rob—son.
We all enjoyed some pleasant game
Beneath n shady tree,
Then our good hoeteea aulnmoned us
To hie away to tea.
A eunptnona fare before us lay,
'Of all things nioe and pore,
Suffioient, judging by display,
For any epicure,
We all made merry et the tea,
With laggh and sooial joke,
Then played at game while we could see,
Until the stars awoke.
Than when the earth's resplendent moon
Was shedding beams of light,
We started home, and none too aeon,
Just at the dead of night.
And now 2370 all, with pleasure great;
Recall that merry eve,
And *hose we never will forget,
Who did this party give.
Long life and health and wealth be theirs,
Blessings, both great and small,
May joys be many, few their carol,
Is wished by olio and all.
Canadian N'ewoa.
Tho Savage evangelistic band go to St.
John, N. 13., this weep.
On Monday next the oivil servants of
the Dominion of Canada will transmit to
Her Majesty the Queen an address of
congratulation.
McKee Rankin, the well-known actor,
has disposed of his Bois Blauo Island in
the Detroit River to a syndicate of De-
troiters for 540,000.
A private despatch received at Ottawa
states that H. Oharlebois, M. P. P., La -
prairie, died on Monday morning of in-
flammation of the lungs.
It' ie reported that a private banker
named John Shaw, of Wardeville, has
gone unexpectedly to the Statee, leaving
numerous creditors lamenting. •
The Salvation Army, comprising the
Woodstock' and Palmerston Divisions, in-
tendholding oamp meetings in Elora, be-
ginning on Saturday, 9th July, and fire
following days.
Some fifty-two ex -members of the
British Army and Navy paraded at
Brantford on Dominion day, and were
addressed by Wm. Patterson, M.P., Hon.
A. S. Hardy and Mayor Henry.
• While Godfrey, u young man from St.
Jerome. was engaged in a friendly wrest-
ling bout with a friend in Montreal Mon-
day morning, the former was thrown
violently to the floor. After arising and
staggering about for a few minutes he
again fell to the ground and almost in-
stantly expired.
The 0. P. R. telegraph construction
gang have reached Goderioh. The com-
pany have opened new offices at the fol-
lowing places: Berlin, Port Colborne,
Port Dalhouoie, Milton, Welland, Wing.
ham and Garden River, Ont., and
Champlain village, Cowaneville and Des-
chambault, Quebec.
His Honor Judge Laeourse held a- crim-
inal court at Berlin Thursday morning
to try a man named William Scott, aged
about 35, who was arrested in Hamburg
on the :Marge of an unnatural crime. The
ease was clearly proved, and the only
sentence allowed by the Statute for such
a crime—penitentiary for life—was pass-
ed upon him. •
On Tuesday evening, about 9:30, Miss
Ida Armstrong, aged fourteen, daughter
of R. 8. Armstrong, miller, of Rapid
City, Man., was drowned in the mill -dam.
Miss Armstrong was assisting a child to
erose the foot bridge at the new mill when
from some pause they both fell off. Tho
other child, a daughter of Rev. Mr. Ashe,
was rescued by John MoGollum,
Daniel Robins, alias Angus D, Robin.
Wm, has been sentenced, by the Guelph
Police Magistrate, on a charge of cruelty.
to animals, to the Central Prison for two
months and twenty-eight days—the sen-
tence being the full penalty provided by
the law for the offenoe. Hie Worship
characterized his case as the most hor-
rible that, had ever come before him.
The Western Ontario Pacific Railway,
the new line running from Woodstock to
London, will, without doubt, in a week 05'
two be leased in for perpetuity to the On-
tario & Quebec railway, otherwise the
Canadian Pacific Ry. A meeting ' of
shareholders is palled for Montreal on
the 18thinst., when the matter will .be
considered and the head office changed
from London to Montreal.
A rumor was current in railway circles
at Montreal on Wednesday that the Can-
adian Pacific Railway Company intended
to buy up the bonds of Red River Volley
Railway and thus prevent the building of
the new road by the Manitoba Govern-
ment. The report is not credited. Mr.
Van Horne is in New ,York, to consult
with Mr. McKayin connection .with the
e
extension of the C.,1). R.. telegraph. sys-
tem. .
The Couferenoe of the A.M.E. Churoh
has got through its labors at. Hamilton
and adjourned to meet ,next .Tear in
Chatham. A5 the closing session the
following appointments were made :--
General agent, Rev. W. J. Butter ; pastor
of Arnheretburg church, 'Rev. J. S. Mast-
ereoa; of Oakville church, Rev. J. B.
Roberto; of Colchester, Rev. J. O'Ilany-
Min'; ofChatham, Roy, Henderaon'Day-
if ; of Hfimilton, Rev. J; A. Johnson.'
The true inwardnsee of the transaction
do eonneotion •with the raising of the
money to build' the Red Rivet Valley
Railway has been learned. The contract
price, for building•the road was $782,000,
more than half of wliiahwill be expended
in rails, and rolling stock. ' The contra°.
tors were not willing to go,onwlth all the
Work witlsout'some money in 'sight, and
so the "Government came to their roleif
and ordered both the tails and the rolling
stetk to .be thargecl to the Contractors,
but the ` Government to be responsible
for payment if necessary, llIiis being
done the Contractors are willing to go en
W0113with the 0113 till Snell tune a0 tliio money
is raised. A large number of men and
teams wore hired and sant out an the
work.
Several Quobeo loather firma intend
sending exhibits to the fortheoreingg
Spaniels Industrial Exhibition) to be 11e1i1
at Barcelona.
David Bowman, or., of the Scotch
Block, Ilsclueseing, was butted by a ram,
and received ouch serious , injuries that
hie twenty is doubtful.
BpRST:
Wrna,n,—In Brussele, on June 21eb, the
wife of Mr. Walter Wilbee of a son,
DUNFonD.—In Brussels, on June 28513,
the wife of Mr, Edward Dunlord of
• X son.
AafENT,—In Brussels, on June 18511, the
wife of Mr, Phillip Ament of a
daughter,
aaAm.m,Xu =v.
WILDRAN—SANDEiis,—In Flint, Mich„ on
June 14th, by Rev. iii, Lee, Mr.
Arthur Wildman, of Alpena, Mich.,
to Miee Mary M., daughter of Mr.
George Sanders, formerly of Brus-
sels.
ax>Ia-
LYoti,—In Grey, on the 5th inst„ Mrs..
John Lyon, aged. 79 years.
WALSE.-In the township of Cavan, on
the 2nd inst., Maria Jane Walsh,
aged 41 years and 7 months.
CALBroz.--In Brussels, on the 5th inet.,
Howard Leslie, infant son of W. A
Calbiok, aged 7 months and 17 days.
McLEAN. -In Stonewall, Man., on June
8th, Jemima, youngest daughter of
the late James Ward, and wife of
Colin McLean, aged 38 years.
r"7- RVSSF..S.S ae:A ZK -CTS.
000REOTED CAREFULLY
White Fall Wheat..:.....
Red Winter
Spring Wheat
Barley r
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen..........
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Hides per Ib
Salt per bbl., wholesale... ,
Sheep skins, each
Wool, per 1b
EVERY WEEK.
78 80
78 80
60 80
40 48
28 30
48 50
11 12
14 00
4 50 00
60 1 00
7 00 8 00
54 6
60 80
50 1 00
20 23
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HOUSE AND LOT TO RENT.
Apply at Tis Pon Publishing House.
45-t
AGOOD DRIVING HORSE,
Phaeton -Buggy, sot of Single Harness,
Cutter and two Robes for sale Apply to
REV. R. PAUL, Ethel.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
LOT to Lot, well folioed, collar, shade
trees, pleasant neighborhood. 33,00 par
afonth•
25• J. R. GRANT.
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
A few splendid, improved farms, for
sale in the township of Grey, Morns and
McKillop. Apply to A. DELGAT1'Y, Go.
Auctioneer,Bruese1e P. 0.
HEIFER STRAYED.—STRAY.
ma au the promises of the under.
aigned,lot11 con. 4, Grey, 0 holier rising 2
years old. Owner !s requeated toprove
property,
ABR
ay charges
r
ABRAHAM COOK,Bruse le,
•
BULL FOR SERVIOE.-THE
undersigned will keep 001011, con. 0.
Grey, Red Hero 32," a due young thor'-bred
Durham ball for service, Terms—$1.0D, with
privilege of returning,it noeoseary. .DUN -
CAN MOLAUGHLIN, roprietor. 45.80
OUND LOST;—LAST SAT=
001357 a block and white hound, with
a brown head; strayed away from Brussels.
He had a leacher Dollar on when he left. A
suitable reward will be paid for ;his return.
Any person harboring 0101 after' this notion
will be prosecuted. WALTER 091NFORD.
STRAYED.—.STRAYED FROM
the promisee of the undersigned, lot 12,
con, 10, Grey, on the 14th of Slay,' a steer
rising 3 years old, spotted red and white.
Any person giving information that will lead
to its recovery will be liberally rewarded.
52.2' JOHN` VINCENT, Brastele
TENDERS \TINTED t
Tenders for repairs upon the 28 shoo'
House in S. 8,No. 8, Morrie, will be reeeived
by the Trustees, up 5o 3he 18th 13.17 Or JULY,
1887. Speatdoatione of the work to bo done
,can be a nen .t lot 10, co•. 5, Morris.
52.2 GEO. ROOD, Secretary.
STRAYED FROM THE 'PEER -
isms of the undersigned, about 3uaeeth,
o
yearling heifer. Itis red in color, has two
small white ep0te on the outside of its right
leg and a white ring, on the end of its tail.
Any information ail will lead toata recovery
will be enitobly rewarded. F. LEDON,'
50.
HOUSE
..1 - Brutleale.
Hg OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
—The, eubseriber offers her house and
lot on John street for aisle. Thorn aro
8 room. in : the hoaee, woodeebed, hard and
&
Hoff water, o. There se 1, soreof land with
fruit troop and Durrant bushes, also a good
stable, h'dr terms and conditions of solo
•ppIY
to MRS. THOS. HAY R TT Brits.
sols. 4w4
rrHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
1 Fon SALE the following Properties in
Bruoeela at very low iguroe:--Two Houses
and Lots on Mill Street West one Rouen
andlarge Lot on Mill Street East, Stable and
email Lot roar of 050,at', B10ok, also a fine.
Building Site on Main Street, adiolning
blook,tttle periost, J. R. GRANT, 50.
HARM:FOR SALE,—THE SVD.
sonrsin.offorotor Rale h10 Valuable 100
sore farm being lot '0, con, 10, Grey, and
situated 31 miles from Brussels, The place
will be Sold With or without the crop and on
easy terms Posseanon wlll,bo given at any
time. For further pnrtloulsrs as ;toprice,
forme, &e., apply to the proprlotor On the
pronfisen.
The above farm will be adored for safe. by
Public Agetlon, on the ,bremisas, en Won.
:limens, J007 gib, at u O'OLOcx n.41.
83 591 R, 11foNAUGIITON,Brue,ols,
AR1IFOR SALE. --THE SUB-
' -4- 9On0n5E. offerd hia 000011001 125 acro
farm,for Oslo,. It in situated on Con, 0,Grcyy,
boing•lot 81tn2 west part of lot .9, There io
about 100 actoo oloarol• Tho buildings are
good, Oita 4arno with stone etabllzig, meas..
Ore 45x80 f"oct, and 81055 feet, 0007e0tiyoly,
There are two frame' dwellingh0neos, young
orchard or 14 nom, and. athe. 0011ren-
ioncos, There is a never -failing 1pring wreck
on the'plaOe. .Possession 00u1,1 be given 0t
anytimo. The ratio is 41 miles lroin Brus-
sels and is is ,t [splendid ]beatify, 01001 tb
oehool,cbaroh,,'t0. Per pri0o, tornia, eta,.
imply 310 51101ir0pr1eter 011 Gild promises,
01.4 JOHN SMITH, Proprietor,'
BANKING.
aIN:['OSH & KoTAGGART,
BANI{EES -:- BRUSSELS
Transact a General Banhtnq
B118i5t088.
Noteo to hand discounted.
Interest allowed on doposite'ropal'able on
demand,
Prompt attoutlon given to oolloottono,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WADE & SINCLAIR, BARRIS-
v' Tins, &e. Ontoe in Leekio'o bloolc
Brussels. Money to Loan.
B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
• Carrow &Proudfoot, Qoderiob) So-
licitor, Oonveysneer, &o, 03300, Grant's
block, Brussele, Money to loan.
t LEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF
.51. the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron,
Conveyanoor, Notary Publio, Laud, Loan
and /neural= Agent, Funds invested and
to loan, 0o,leotions made. Moo in Gra-
h am's Block, Br use ole,
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR.,HUTCHINSON HAS RE-
movodbls °Moo to rooms over the
Postonlce. Residence on M111 Street.
JA. MoNAUGHTON, K. D., 0.
• St, L.B. C. P. Edinburgh, Physician,
Surgeon and Aecoueher. Oflloe, Mrs, Sh1e1'e
block, Turnborry Street.
W 111. F. GALE, 17. D., C. M.
Member of the College of Physielane and
Surgeons 91nd Boosidenby examination. 88 , Ethel
Ontario,
DENTAL.
1>ENTIkeiTR,Y.
G. L.Bd1,L. D. S., Honor Graduate and
Gas admtniotorod. Prices gg'raded anad as low
ae good work can be done for.
Or0oe over Johoston'e Hardware Store,
Seaforth.
DEN 'C IST.
W.3. Fear ,L. D S. Graduate of To-
ronto School of Dentistry. A11 open.
attona guaranteed. 0111ee—Oady's
Block, Seaforth.
Artificial teeth, dratquality, and
guaranteedflt, for $12.00 per eat.
DENTIhhT.
A, Zug Am= TT, 2r, a, S„
Honor Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Burgeons, Toronto. NI73105 OXIDE
GAO administered for the pelmets extrac-
tion of teeth.
OFFICE.—jarfleld Block,. "mussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
w H. MoCRACKEN, ISSUER
Y T • of Marriage Licenses. Of lco at his
Grooery,Turnberry Street,
AMoNAIR, ISSUER 00 MAR.
. rage Llosneoe, by appointment
Lieut, -Governor, Commissioner, to, Q. R!.
Conveyancer and Agent Piro Insurance Co-
OfHoo at the Oranbrook Poet Offao,
JM.O'CONNOR, FIRkI, LIFE,
• Aoeldont and Loan Insurance Agent
for some of the beet and most reliable .0em-
panree In rho Dominion. Office Brick Tarr.
08e,Turnborrystreet ,0oar the Station.
Fj w. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
• d:htote0011ege Graduate resumed e pprieL John
Nett,
l domoatiea0edaanimaleton Solent Hoa
endapprovod principles. Treatment of dol.
ioate foali a epeoialty Office two doors
North of Bridge, Turnborry etreet.
Robert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario
' STM. BLA SHILL,
Bu/cher, thanking,
his many customers for their
liberal support in the .past
wishes to inform them 01,15 at
his slum in Smale's block he keope not king
but asst-olioa moats, all kinds of Poultry
and Sausage Moat Delivered to all parte o1
rho town free. Cash paid for Pat Stook
Hides and [sheepskins bought for cash.
BULL' FOR SE] ATIOE: THE
undersigned will keen during the sea.
eon, at his hotel, Oranbrook, a thoroughbred
Shorthorn Bull.
TEitsta.-01,00 par cow, with privilove of
resuming if noaeeeary.
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PIGS LIVERPOOL. 070401113, 701018 QUEBEC,
Aril 20ID Parisian May loth
26y 5th Sarmatian May.2Oth
Mayilltli iroaesfan June 3n4
May 10th 10Sardinian June Ot11
May 97th ;Polynesian ,., Juno 17th
June and Parisian Juno 23rd
June Oth - Sarmatian June 80th
June 17th 1 Circassian July 8th
Juno 58rd Sardinian July 14th
Julylet 3Pelyneetan...... Juhy 22nd
July lth Permian drily nth
July 34511 Sarmatian Aug, 4011
July 22nd • 1 Cireaaoian Aug 12th
July 28th Sardinian,,.., Aug. 18th
.pug. 4th 1 Polynesian Aug. 20th
Aug_ 111h..,.0 : Parisian Sept. let
I Extra Steamers. Pilo Steamers abovo
named d0 not carry cattle, aheopp'01 pigs.
Steerage Phe00ngers aro booked to and',
from London, Quethaten, Derry ,Belfaet•and
Glasgow at.samo rates at Livoruool, •
Mites of passage by tido Mail 520am0r0from
Quebec to Londonderry and Liver7001:—. -
0obin-560, 070 and 580, Rotura—$H9,.. '
$138 and•$1G0, Intermedlato—$110, return
$Thelost train ponreturn, at i 1,
Ole Mail Steam era sailing in that9 rwO15
g from 11 ,033;
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the Thursday, leaven,lUhToronto OD thotating•; •
noway morning The sailing
Donne 11151-; •
with loaves
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Steamerssailing dh:ypeirii'.
day, loavet Toronto cit the 1nf8r* a(mnrnt'
lug. b"ar ttakota and every 3ufOkmationslfl'
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