The Brussels Post, 1897-7-23, Page 88
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isseseasammueseew Amt.
M;lsouuo. CLEa) a1 D.a3IEs shipped is our Tun town Fire Engine, that -has had a
n n al other r airs odd•
new boiler Ut O t ]d a a
;' y e
n ,» ,• a Brussels on undop
I L testae fr 1 Ito r n MI
o.onTuesday fermium], It
( wag taste( (ruse n Pa ,
1 lnlnr e 1 c 1
Daly .•ttlt thyro will be an anY
pelipse of cue sun by the moon. is in lb:et :lass 8hap8 new.
Thr+nugboet Umlaut the erlipso will be Emma: or T101 4LrN,--Plspartatiuns are
partial, net annular, being made to take obeei•vatio»a of the
Orr of 62 pupils writing at Brussels annular eWlipee of the no, %villa) will
on Entrance ex minaV011 40 Were sn(1. Mises plana on July 20th. The slit -
useful, which is a good result. 11 pas- feranoe between tan annular anti a total
sea the Leaving alt of 22. eclipse is that with the former there re-
LF.ATHettearlt's Exltnlu,--0U the 12th mains a ring of light around the margin
a jelly company, of girls took possession of the shadow, the result of the moon
of the interior of one of Committer Leath- being nearer the gun and farther from ne
erdale's slow wiud0we. A couple of than during a total eclipse, This e01ip8e
joeuler youths got a card on which wee will he vieib10 a8 a partial 80llp88 through.
Printed "Leatherdale's Exhibit,' and otlt Canada, the United States, Mexiac,
put it in a prominent place so that till and the Northern portion of South
Pinworm -by could read it. The joke wa0 America. The path of the 18polar will
not apparent to 11111 insiders until soma- begin in the Pardee Onean, pone across
body gave them a pointer that they were Mexico, Cuba, and a few of the Wind.
on exhibition, ward Islands, will touch Cape 8t. Rocque,
CDH1IEN1Alwo.--The Blyth Standard and end in the South Atlantic Ocean.
gage :-"Alex. Elder is very happy these OI1a•.-Concerning the late Il, 0. Pugh,
warm days. Ile (serried a 20•yearondow• father of ;No. Pugh, Flora area, Brits -
men! pulley in the Confederation Life sets, a Bl1Ovele correspendent writes :-
Association of Toronto for 131,000. It One of the pioneers of Turnberry passed
matured on .11113' 1st and the day previous away in the portion of Henry 0. Pugh, at
he received a cheque from the head office the home of his daughter in Chetan.
of the company for $1,000. \Vhat good 1)1r. Pugh has been very feeble for some
Melt, and in these hard times too." years and on Jubilee morning the firing
It chows the 1)1001ptness of the Cons of a oaunol in Clinton startled I11,,
federation Life in meeting its obligations. causing a blood vessel to buret. He lay
People who sometimes feel disposed to in it, p(arelyzed condition till the end of
drop their policies when it is neeessay to that week, when death relieved him. Mr.
pay the premiums, should look forward Pugh was born in Staffordshire, Eng
to the time when they receive it beak laud, of Welsh parents, and married a
again 10 as lump sum at a time of life wife, who is still living, in the old colla•
when probtlbly it is of great service, try. They emigrated to London, Cal-
i
mitres' Root Beer
:old: s
an excellent drink. A 210.
bottle makes 5 gallons .and le ne
doubt tl i•:•at of all so oalled hoot
Bare. Try a bottle. We have 0th•
er alp.:+s :P preferred.
Lime Fruit Juice
Is obtoinel from the Lime Tree and
makes a very healthful drink es9co•
ially for the biliously iuoliuod, It is
recommended its beneficial in all cases
of omit, rheumatism and blood im•
rnrity
at Deadman's
Drug and Boal: Store.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
9011111100 EYTEN8I011 W. 0. Q E.
THE ERUSSELb POST
Musio1111l„-Last Friday evening a ala, then to Clinton, and 30 years ago
Trains .a ,1,-• Brussels Station, North Winter re•
came to Bloovale, and I
load of Brussels Odd Fellows drove toIlia
and South, a s folio+vs:
Windham to join with the three -11011811 turned to Clinton to 8801110 with their
GOING Tn• GOING NORTH.daughter, AliasLnoy, Mr. Pugh sang in
express, a.m.I :shall earl pan brethren there in decorating the graves ah01r8 in England and was precentor in
Nixed.. . 4 a.m., Exp1C.,6 10:01 p.m t of deceased Udd Fellows with flowers.
ra% kittUs Lein
A Miles $ among ye takiu' notes,
An_faith he'll prat it.
CllrooTES.
Lois ei rain.
Bzn baying weather.
zFALL. wb• at 1110,9981 18 at hand.
Burse;::.= sent quite a contingent to
17iugbatu ('aces.
Bass fishing in the Maitland is got.
Some of then have weighed as high us 3
pounds and 13 ounces.
Alex. 1)IoNail, Mill street, is tempor ar-
'ly lnid'asile owing to a piece of s .18
mortar hiting him in the right eye while
plastering a ceiling.
Beuassr.o Foot Ball team plays a
League match with Wingham in the let.
ler town on Friday afternoon of dais
week, We wish you good look boys.
MESSRS. GREEN & 1110NPR1cE, of Wi»g•
item, were in town on Monday and alo Ig
with the street committee marked out I'+e
location of the various street lights in
connection with the new electric light
system to be put in. They expect to
commence work next week and will push
everything along so as to have both oro
and incandescent running by the close of
September.
Orn thanks are due to D. Frain for a
box of the very choicest tame raspberries
from his 1Arden, Monday moruiug.-In
she lame hese of bis Irish heart
A. Cousley presented us with a splen•
Rd 21 ported Specimen of bass he had
booked, (with a hook and line we mean)
in the 11eitlaad. The above knocks out
:all the long hay and tall corn•etalke ave
'nave had, donated to us for the past year.
While the "fps and downs" of newspaper
life are many, the "downs" are laid out
by the milk and honey of our kind pat•
rune. We were happy to meet, sorry to
part and hope to meet again.
Mao -Lust Saturday Jamee Coign•
110un, who lived near Staffs, Hibbert
township, Terth, died after an illness of
about a year. Dancer in the mouth was
the cause of death. His wife, to whom
he was married about 38 years ago, and
thirteen children survive. Mr. Oolqu•
boon was a member of the religious body
known as "Friends," by whom lie was
buried ou Monday at 3.80 p. m. Deceas-
ed was one of the first residents of 111b.
bort and bad come into the forest from
she town of Perth. The subject of this
notice yvae an honest goiog, energetic
man who bseee life with a 50 acre farm
and had at the time of his decease 160
acres. He was widely respected, Mr.
Ooi,tvhaun teas brother•is-law to Thos.
Moura, of Brussels. Mn and Miss Moore
attended the funeral.
AN ENVI:1to Recent, -The following
,ism is clipped from the Paris Star.Trau•
seipt with 1.0 small amount of pleasure
Tv the get.feman referred to is well
known in and around Brussels :-Na.
witbetondirg the faot that our public
schools were closed for a month last term
an a00euat of an epidemic of measles, a
larger number have passed the entrance
examination this year than ever before in
the history of our sohoola. Out of 34
candidates who wrote 31 succeeded in
passing, We congratulate Principal S.
Y. Taylor en this magnificent record.
Both teacher end petals must have
worked with a will to obtain euoh results.
We believe in giving praise where such 0
Me and ouiy echo the public sentiment
when w8 8113' that we ere proud of our
pub;ie eohools.
C. 0. 1•. SERNON.-The annual sermon
to the member of Court Princess Alex-
andria, No, 24, C. 0. F., Brussels, was
?reached 1 It. Sabbath morning Ln Mel"
11118 church by Rev. Jno, Ross, 13. A.,
from the text let Kluge, 17th chapter and
17th vet•38, Di888.18 and Dissolution.
were the two uotioeable features in the
incident recorded and three leading
.)oughts we
represented b the reverend
gentleman clang these lines as follows :-
(1.) The Place they occupy, every clime,
ego, position, &o. (2) The. Problems they
raise, (a) Caseation; (b) Immortality,
;3) The 1,889008 they teach ; Our natural
frailty ; Our need of help from our fel-
lows ; )rivin3 aid, 0ompae
son, character
and aompanionahip. The dimmest:, tilos•
ed with a brief reference to the work of
elle Order mud was a most suitable air-
men on snail an occasion. There were
about 100 Foresters In t e procession,
visiting brethren being present from
Wiugbam, B l aevale, Bele' ave, Wroxeter,
Ethel and Walton, J. 11. Wilbee was
Illar81181 for the day, The brethren as -
gambled in a
th Lodge881room miter 9108
when short remake were made by High
Treasurer Neelande, and Bras. Muse
grove, Bray, Davids, Irvin, Newton.
Plum and Kerr. A vote of thanks wa
mnani o
passed to Rev. Mr. Inose fo
mealy
hie able discourse and to the manager
Sot the use of the ohureb. In the attar
noon a load of Foresters ateve over from
.Atwood having mistaken the hour of ger.
Viae. The -inviting brethren Were the
greets of Court Prinoese Alexandria.
Shortly after 7 a proo888ion wag formed
at the I. 0. 0. 1. Hall and a march made
to the c01n81817. Here after a short
1'ttroduotory service led by Noble Grand
Uurnyn and Rev. Mr. Lowe 15 graves
were decorated with floral wreaths and
boquete. A, MoGni8e, V. G., Brussels,
read appropriate selections as the flowers
were deposited. Before leaving the
cemetery short addresses were delivered
by the N. G., W. 11. Kerr and Rev. Mr.
Lowe. An address was road by Bro.
Groves to Bro. Elder congratulating him
on being n member of the Order for the
past 27 years, and Bro. W. Robertson
presented Mr. Elder with a beautiful
gold, Past Patriareh'e badge. The re-
cipient made a suitable reply.
MEDrcAL AsoleIATION.- The regalar
meeting of the Huron Medical Society
was held iu the House of Refuge, Clin-
ton, on Jnly 14111. The following mom•
hers were pre8eu! :-Dye. McKay, Bath•
nae, Burrows, of Seaforth ; Taylor,
Goderioh ; Agnew, Londesboro' ; Fergu-
son, Hensel) ; McKenzie, Monktou ;
Gunn, Turnbull, Shaw, Clinton, and
Messrs. Lindsay and Ryan, students.
An interesting paper on "Puerperal
Eclampsia" 01(18 read by Dr. Bethune,
of Seaforth, and a discussion followed,
the members exohnnging views or the
pathology and treatment of the affection.
A paper by Dr. Burrows, of Seaforth, on
some varieties of "Dyspepsia," was both
interesting and inetrnotive. A number
of oases, inmates of the House of Refuge,
were presented, exhibiting verion8 forms
of nervous diseases. These were examin-
ed and discussed, but owing to the time
being so limited it was deoided to have a
paper on Nervous Diseases at the next
meeting, and have these oases with others
presented to illustrate the variant forms
of disease mentioned. After dimming
matters pertaining to the welfare of the
Sooiety, the meeting adjourned, to meet
again at the House of Refuge in Ootober
next.
I. 0. 0. F, -The officers in connection
with Western Star Lodge, No. 140, I. 0.
0. F., 13ru8sel8, int the ensuing term
were installed on Thursday evening of
laat week by D. D. G. M. Mo13.ay as fol-
lows :
W. H. Ear, N. G. ;
Ino. Pugb, I. P. G. ;
A. McGuire. V. G. ;
A. Emilie, R. S. ;
S. Wilton, P. S. ;
F. S. Soot), T. ;
W. Grewa•, W. ;
W. T. Smith, C. ;
S. T. Plum, Chap. ;
R. Johnston, I. G. ;
W. Martin, 0, G. ;
W. Sample, R. S. N. G. ;
J. T. Dodds, L. S. N. G, ;
Jno. Smith, R. S. V. G. ;
A. Sample, L. S. V. G. ;
W. Thomson, R. S. S. ;
G. Mooney, L. S. S. ;
Drs. McNaughton and lialbfleiech,
Physicians.
1t. G. Wilson is the Representative to
Grand Lodge. The Supreme Grand
Lodge will meet at Springfield, Ill., in
Sept. At the Grand Lodge the question
of wiping out the District system will
come up for discussion.
the Presbyterian church for ninny years.
Mr. Pugh leaves a widow, four daughters
and four suns, 11I08. Weir, Liza and
Lney, of Clinton, William, of Glen
Williame, William, of Algoma, John, of
Brussels, and Joseph and James, of this
village. He leaked lint three months of
reaching the ripe old age of 90 years.
BRUSSELS STILL AHEAD, -718 follow-
ing big days work is noted by the Sea.
forth Expositor :-On Sabbath last Rev.
T. W. Cosene, of Fordwioh, left Trow"
bridge, drove to Brussels and preached
there in the forenoon, Ile drove to
Walton in the afternoon, arriving at the
church there while the services were in
progress. At the invitation of the pastor
and much to the gratification of many of
hie former parishioners here, he took
charge of the balance of the service, and
delivered a mast able sermon. He then
cllove n Breese's,conducted the evening
s'rvi,:r tlrv, snit r 'n Merl to Trowbridge.
When we co0:iter 'lie very trying weath-
er of Sunday last we may look upon this
as a heavy day's work," -Stratford
Herald -We believe all the above to be
true, as we heard two out of the three
eermone, bot we have o more remarkable
record for the same Sabbath. Rev. R.
Paul, who was 70 19.0E May, drove 10
miles to Maine appointment where he
preached at 10.30 ; then 4 miles to Ford.
wioh where he expounded the Truth at
2 30 and 7 p. m. and afterwards travelled
16 miles to hie home at Brussels, making
a total of 35 miles of as drive and three
services. Tbe reverend gentleman is
evidently mode of the same material as
111s Tarsus namesake,
Curr. -The meseeoger death beckoned
the spirit of Ann Dark, relict of the late
George Dark, to her long home 01 Sub•
bath last. Deoeesed died at the home of
her daughter, Mre. Wm. Gordon, near
Cranbrook, whom she was visiting when
she took ill. Mre, Dark wee born in
Devonehire, England, her maiden name
being Ann Furman, Along with her
sisters she Dame to Mitchell, Perth 00.,
where she was united in marriage about
60 years ago to Geo. Darts, who pre-
deceased her six years ago, aged 70 years.
They moved to the 12th eon. of Grey
over 46 years ago and took up their
homestead, then a hash farm, which by
hard work and careful management they
transformed into fruitful fields, A year
old a•1011 ago the abject of this notice
and her daughter moved to Brussels and
purchased a bougie and lot on Frederick
street. Mre. Dark was highly esteemed
and was a devoted Ohrietian woman. In
her earlier years She w0.8 a.mereber of
the Bible Christian ohnroh, efterwee.
joining the Primitive Methodist body
whish wee mergedinto the Methodist
ohurcll of Canada. Ten abildreo were
born to Mr. and Mre, Dark, all of whom
survive, They are William, John,
Robert and 11Irs, Wan. Gordon, of Grey 1
George, of Atwood ; Jamee, Benjamin,
Mrs. Robt. Gordon and Mrs. Ohms. Fox,
of Neepawa, Man., and Mtge Rebecca, of
330088818, Deceased had been remarkably
healthy, never hardly knowing a day's
a til h she was in her hand
innate and 1 on
11 g
year, at the time of her death wag re•
marke.bly active. An abscess on the
liver and other oompliaatione was the
e oauee of her deeeaee. The funeral took
r
Wednesday afternoon,inter
l
mane on Went being made at 200888le cmetery,
Service was conduoted by Rev, R. Poul.
Business Locals.
ST LXD4RD BANE OF C,4Xr4.4DV .
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HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ABSL'PS, - • (Seven Million Dollars)
CAPITAL (Authorized) •
$7,000,000
$2,000,000
rtgcnaios in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba , 1ln Usti ad ,States 1)' England,
S'zeMSIRAS IatM"CdI.
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes
Drafts Isoned and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date 0
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIv1tN TO THE COLLECTION or Ftei,os' SALE NOTES,
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a dietan08,
J. A. STEWART MANe008.
Disaaunted,
CoLtlstalittl1 IS (eaves.
Jae, Cleland, M.P.P. for North Grey,
wise again chosen to represent the Liber.
ale of that riding in the next election.
Atmos Train has been nominated as
the Patron candidate for Centro Simcoe,
No8trand Sprague is the Liberal nominee
for Prince Edward for the Legielative
Assembly,
The Ingersoll council has placed 1)175
to the credit of the Board of Health to
Feud a man named Spence, who was bit.
ten by the supposed mad dog, to the
Pa8tenr Institute.
Four of fourteen persona who were bit-
ten by a dog while in South Oxford, on
June 21st, went to the Pasteur institute,
New York, to be treated for hydrophobia.
They are Delbert Mayberry, of Ingersoll,
who was bitten on the right leg ; George
Spencer, of Ingersoll, who was bitten on
the left leg ; Jamee Mooney, of North
Dorchester, who was bitten four tithes on
the left leg, and John I118 11)Il, of Dere-
ham, bitten on the right wrist and right
leg. The patients were accompanied by
Dr. George, of Salford.
Not many years ego, 0(1e d(1110 night
about 11 o'cloolt, in a corner of a road
fenoe between Vienna and Port Burwell,
11 couple were united in the bonds of holy
matrimony, a lantern applied the light
which enabled the clergyman to read the
service. The bridegroom is one of El-
gin's county constables from tbo town-
ship of Malahide. Not many nights ago
another couple, this time from Vienna,
being 1(1x10(18 to be tied for life, were
searching for a minister to do the tying,
and meeting a Port Burwell preacher 1e
he was returning home from Calton pre-
vailed upon him to undertake the job.
The trio called at the residence of a farm-
er on the second concession of Buyham
and the young couple were soon made
man and wife. -.-
EVERYTHING goes at King's.
BALANCE of our dusters at Dost. I. 0.
Richards.
No. 1 flour and long clear bacon at
Mo0reoken'e.
HARNESS of all (rinds cheaper than ever.
I. C. Richards.
EVERYBODY goes to Winghani. King's
annual sale is on.
WE repair boots and shoes cheap and
neat. I. 0. Richards,
, Boors and shoes, large stook and low
prices at I. 0. Richard's.
BRY a D. Ewan boggy and you will
save money. Prices away Sown.
WE still buy butter, eggs and wool -
highest prices, oasis or trade,
G. E. King.
For Bale obeap, four eetts of second
hand eingle harness. I. 0. Richards,
D. EwAx's Buggies are taking the lead.
For neatness and durability they can't be
beat.
A, Frosr•cLAss special line of work
manufactured at Jas. Walker's shop. He
Ova tiptop value to every customer.
B00000s, Wagons and Carts always on
hand. I run my own hnsiness.
D. Ewan, Blacksmith, Brussels,
W.t_rTED,-Eggs 8 ants CASH. Tub
batter 18 cents. And herejwe pay just
what we advertise, though stories are air
Belated to the contrary. I buy batter,
eggs and wool -highest prices Dash or
trade. G. E. Koos, Wiugbam.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U.S. A., San Diego,
Cal„ says :-"Shiloh'e Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do mo any good." Price 60
cents. Sold by Jae. Fox. druggist, Bc08-
eels.
THE two lightest buggies ever sold in
Brussels were purchased recently from
Jas. Walker, the well known carriage
maker, by George Best and ltobt.
Thompson, of Brussels,
I{ABC's Glover 3300), the great Blood.
Purifier givee freshness and oiearnes to
the oomplexion and Beres constipation.
25 as, 60 ate and 81,00. Sold by Jamee
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
S11LOH'9 cure is eold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the best cough cure. Only one cent a
does. 25 as., 50 as. and $1„00. Soldty
Janes Fox, Druggist, 21009018.
2110,03.10 010,10B3), -That eligible h11f
sore lot situate on the Southern)portion of
Turnberry street, Bruenett, will be die -
posed of below cost. Very easy terme,
Write for particulate to JOHN H,u 000AVES,
174 Queen at. West, Toronto.
If you would have an abundance of
dark glossy, hair, if yon would have a
clean scalp, free from dandruff and frri.
tating )amore, or if your hair i8 faded
end gray, and you would Wive its natural
(selot restored, nee Ayer's Hair Vigor, 3!
le unquestionably the heft dressing.
Gone To Ruda BusxNEss.-For the
balance of the season I purpose booming
the carriage business in every line and
will sell riga from $5 to $10 better than
they Ban bep
urchaead elsewhere. Bu
g
-
gee, wagons, carte. new and seoond•hand
are included. I mean business as a
trial will prove. Don't spend a dollar in
either new work or repairs before con-
sulting me and getting my figures. Yen
will save rrieney and I know it. Call in.
Sympathy 18 uaoorded the manhole! of JAS' Weaken, carriage matter, Brussels.
the family, especially Mee Dark, Whose '
health has been of a very indifferent The Drdmbo match factory le how
01ara0ter for come time. running night and Say.
000R•SV -
LEE0H.-L1 Trowbridge, on the 80th alt„
the wife of 111r. J. W. Leech of a son,
F18CHER.-Io Wallace, on the 5th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Conrad Fischer, jr.,
of a daughter,
MoKee.--In Molesworth, on the 6111 inst.,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Thos. McKee of
it daughter.
Measemu,-Iu Listowel, on the 11tH
inst., the wife of Mr. Geo. McCallum
of a daughter.
MANBERRY.-In Elma, on the 12tH inet„
the wife of Mr. Jae, Mayberry of a
daughter-
. ----
S<TARRZ9b,
Warm-HEPPLER.-At the residence of
the bride'e fattier, on the 1411, Net.,
by the Rev. W. Cooper, Miss Lillian,
daughter of Mr. Jacob Hepple)•, of
Listowel, to Mr. T. Spears Ward, of
Aoten.
=xEa.
DARE. -.111 Grey, on Sunday, July 18111,
1807, Ann Dark, relict of the late
George Dark, aged 71 years and 3
months.
CoLonnome,-In Hibbert, Perth ()entity,
on July 17th, Jamee Colgnhoun, aged
63 years, 5 months and 15 days.
axzcr.�s �3 �rrY�317
Fall Wheat
Spring wheat
Barley.-
Peas
Peas (large)
Oats
Butter, tube and toile
Eggs per dozen ....
Flour per barrel .....
Potatoee (per bag)
Hay per ton
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl.,
Sheep skins, eaoh
Lamb chins eaoh
Hoge, Live
Dressed Hoge
Wool
65
50
23 25
40 40
40 43
22 23
10 11
8 • 0
4 00 4 50
25
6 00 7 00
5 be
6 7
1 00 00
40 00
16 40
5 00 5 40
5 20 6 30
18 10
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
MONEY ONEY TO LOAN AT 11 PER
lY1 eeut. V. S. SCOTT, Brussels.
17RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.-
First
OAN:First mertgege, farm security. Apply
at THE POST Publishing House, Brussels,
JERSEY BULL FOR SER -
9101(. -Tho neat of service of my floe
r egiete red JerseyBull 1s now 81 for grades.
Get the best. G. A, 13EADMAN.
CONIFORTABLE HOUSE FOR Selo with 13 acre 1ot. Good oioto'n,
furnace,
to Tota 1081iPublisbing housbargain.
JERSEY BULL FOR SER-
v10E,-The cost of service of my fine
registered Jersey bell is only 81,00 to lento
/or grad88, JAMBS BURGESS,
1.4 Brnes0le.
fOO CORDS of FOUR FOOT
Cordwood, wanted by Brussels
Eleairie Light 0o., to be 801198red before
Fall. For further information apply ab THE
FOOT Publiehing House, Brussels,
7RAYB
D FROM THE PREM.
Inns of the u
ndnr8l nod Lot 0, 00
8.0,
g
sow. on y about Jtno 15th h Chester her white
sow. Any information lolVOC. to harrenov
arywill bethanktanyrecei ed.
HENRY ATWOOD.
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1-4
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�'i WE STRAYED ON THE
tpromises of the a
ado0le
Oen, 11, Grey, 011 or about gime 15.
Lot 10id, Thd own -
09 i8 requested to prove property, pay 9x'
pon2.4 and taltober11)0. away.
Oraobrook.
PRAYED ON THE PREMISES
e_e of the undersigned, Lot 13, Con, 15,
Grev, on or about) June 38(1(1, A ewe HOG
three lambs. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and lake them
awnv. JOHN STEWART,
518 Oranbroo it, P. 0.
FARM TO RENT. -THE UN-
tll.nsr8Nlsn offers bar 100 1810 ful'nl,
being Lot 31, Con, 14 Grey, (the Oliver home.
stead) to rent for a term of years. Posses-
sion to bo given next Spring with privilege
of 111111 910wiltg and ' sowing wheat, bbl'
terms and pnrtieulars amply on the promises
(0 MRS. 4V. OLIVI R,
1.4 kioncriell, P. 0,
REAL ESTATE.
r'1AR11S FOR SALE,-THETTN-
DEnglCnrnDBOB 00l0lal.good farms far
sale and to lent, easy tame, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. E 8. S(1 OTT, Brussels
("1OOD FARM EOR SALE
near Brussels. Groat bargain, Lot 7,
Con. O, Gley township. Gond building8 and
orahlti'd, welt watered, suitable for mixed 0r
dairy farming. Possession giyen next
)larch, with oriv11800 0f doing Fall plowing,
Apply to W. H. 10E1818, Peer Publishing
1101180, Brussels,or to THOMAS HERITAGE,
London West,
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-100 sores of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from 1Vluuipog, is offer-
ed for sale at aloes price. The property is
North East i Soo, 10, Twp. 11, Range 4, East.
There le a house on the promises cull some
breaking done. For full ;aartieulers as to
Price, title, &e„write or apply to
G. V. BLAIR or W.13, HEBBB,
20-tf Brussels, Out.
FARM FOR SALE -THE UN=
DER800NED offers his eligible 04 (lore
form for tale, being South part of Lot 5,
Oen. 12, Grey. All under aultivat1on,well
watered and well fenced. There is a good
'hrBesIoasle.]800n the house,
barn,
o mpo1 stone
quarry iron which to good revenue is realiz-
ed. Only 81 miles from Brussels. Terms
reasonable. Por further particular's as to
Price, &0.. apply to
JOHN MITOIIELL, Proprietor,
35-tt Brussels P. 0.
�ARt1i FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of the Routh t and South
of the North d of Lot 30, 000 3, (east Wawa -
nosh. Tbie ie an excellent stock farm ,boiug
well supplied with good spring water. It is
situated about 5 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of it is under
grass. Buildings and (00008 are in a fair
state 0f revs)'. Easy terms of payment will
be given. Forall (01ormnti90 apply to
11-tf G. F. 13LAI11, Barrister, Brussels,
Q'1 PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
1, That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con. 9,
Township of Grey,100 acres, must be sold at
once in order to close estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly all clearer)', with good
buildings, ample water 0npp1y, large or-
chard, 15 miles from Cranbroolr, is ander
good cultivation and is a very desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RICHA1RD a1tIT-
CH1:LL, Brussels P. O. ; .7011N I+(TTO7ELL,
on the promisee ; or A. HUNTER, Brussels.
Dated Sept. 1310, 1800.
111A1331 FOR SALE. -THE UN-
DEnernxi:D offers 1188 farm of one
hundred aera0 for sale, being Lot 11, Oou,
5,in the Township of Grey, and 5 miles from
the Vilinge of Brussels, There aro over 30
acres cleared and the farm is iu a good state
of cultivation with good fences, also a good
frame house and two barns aud other out-
buildings, Good orchard and a novae -failing
spring on the farm. Possession eau be had
on the 1s) clay of March., MG, with the privi-
lege of plowing on farm in the Fa1!. For
further particulars apply to
ANGUS SHAW,
47-81 Brussels P. 0,
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
to • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is Prepared to treat all
diseases of donseetieated animate in cola•
potent manner. Pa'tocalar attention paid
to veterinary, dentistry, Galls 00001141y at-
tended to. veterinary,
aha infrmary-Poll' dome
north of bridge 'per eborry 01,, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
f y EORGE KIRKBY,
� Lieeeued Auctioneer. Sales oonduot
cal on 1'easouable terms, Pa'me and farm
etooko,eeoelalty. Or2oce left et THE PDST
PublI shhrg Hon se, 13 re sole, or sent to Walton
P.0,, will reeoive prompt attention,
•.�p.-e-� S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
L • min, will 0011 for better prtees, to
better leen, in ass time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Dan Huron
or he won't allure° anything. Dates and
orders eon always bo arranged at thin 00100
or by personaleppileation.
J•ur,r 23, 1897
eleleitASSECCIralniteirAteennIMMII
PARFI9 GIVE
L
STRICTLY PURE L'NOL1SII PARIS
GREEN AT
250. PER LB.
ALSO
Davis' Fly Felts,
Wilson's (1 Pads,
Shoo Fly Poison,
Tanglefoot,
Insect Powder,
AT
F 's Drug Eton.
P. S. -Store closes every might at 8
o'clock. Saturday nighte excepted.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T4L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Callao -
Mons matte. Office-Vaeotono'o Block, Brus-
sels, 21-3m
CAPTCAPT. J. STRETTON,
.
Who bee bed 85 years expeI'ionee 110 an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to 111
health,11ae again taken out license awl is
preparedto eonduet stiles at reaeonabla
terms, Sat(efaetiou guaranteed. Bathe may.
b0arranged at THE P08T Publishing House.
JAS. ST1;ET'1Oli,
13.11 Auctioneer,
VOTERS' LIST, - 1897.
Municipality of the Township of Grey,
Country of Huron.
Notice is beroby given that I have trans-
mitted. or delivered to the parsons mention
od in Snotion 5 and a of the Ontario Voters'
List Ad, 1890,the oopi88 required b Bail
Sections to be so tral8nntt00 or dol{vyorod,.
the list mato ursuant to said Act c
efc u all
f
a appearing by the la t Re e(
pare as 19 s via b Ae-
finamm101tbB oteai(I Municipality to bo'
l to vote in ]nand Municipality at oleo -
Gene for members the Legislative Ae•
ombl and atllfuniol al Elections an
that
8 d
Y p
said list wail 12th posted up a, my o01e8 e.
Ethel 1 on til 12th da ot Jltl
Ito o Yy, 3807, and re•
mains chore for inspection. eo }list and, if
anyoohedo upon to a 1' (1(1 o the Bair) list, and, it
any am to tisk or 111 other errors aro totted
therein, to inks immediate proceedings to
have the said errors corrootod norarding to
rate, Al,1SPENCL, Clerk,
Dated the 18th day of July, 18077,
NATWT M. SINOLAIR,
• 8or, Couvoyanoer ,Notary Pub-
lic, &e, Oille OOico-Vaustneo's Bleak, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Feuds to
Loan,
C. CAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Caularon,) Barrister and Sotici tor, Gaderieh,
Out. 011leo-llao3llton 8t., Oppoeito Col-
borne lintel.
f't F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Vf Solicitor, &a. (Into of Garroiv &
Prondfoot'e Mice, Goderioh.) Office over
Gillies & Smith's 13 auk, l3russol0,
Mouey to Loan, 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Ph ysiaian, Surgeon, Aecouober, eta,
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Summits, Ont. Orme-Next door to
McDonald & Oo„ (Vahan Out.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D., 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical Oollege, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. 101'Telophone
No.14. lteeirtyeoae, Mili8t„ Breese is,
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH
PHYSIC/AN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIIU3;,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let Class Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Megaton),
and of Trinity Medical Oollage; Peilow of
Trinity Medical College and. member of the
Oollego of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Conroe in Detroit and
(Mileage, 1800. Special attention paid to dis-
eases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis-
easesof Women, is'Oon ee1(utiov iu Eng-
lish and Gorman. Telephone at residence.
BUSINESS CAROL
H. MoORAOKEN,
T Y • IssurerofO(arriageldeensoe. office
at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
i� N. BARRETT,
e
31• Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. M, McKay & 0o'e hardware store.
Ladies' and ohildreus hair cutting a epeoialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savloge Bank tapes Deposita irons
81.00 to 81,000 and allows 8 per (mut.
interest, 1', FARROW,
07.5m Pootmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
100URANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE,
10"No Witness Required,
T. PLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. HUNTER,
11. Mork of the
Fourth 0101113! Dour
L0, Huron,, Land Insurance
Notary Public
Land, Loan and Iveurnuoe Agtnt. Ponds
Invested and to loan. Collections made
Onleo in Graham's 13 kick, Bimmes18
THOS. A. HAWIKIN S,
17111 give lessons to unpile 'either on
piano or organ, at his Music Room, opposite
the post•o111eo, Brussels, Vocal leoeone else
RIM. Ten years 8xperiono0ill teaching,
!Forms moderato,
Ancient liar of Vnitod workman,
This old and prospermia Fraternal Assoc
Mien numbering 850,000 members aro pro
feintingto the bila their it ,) tar 9883' IOW W
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rata " %shall% 88.00 par 51,000 per :Mimes,
The McMullen" Prontytly ray (Death
tinkle and expert! a largo in rease to its
members now that 111889 Amerlean Lino
Companies don't seem) ga)18faetery to Can -
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