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Talonin Pow
Are not only a Luxury but inmost a necessity during the
warm weather. They afford immediate relief from prickly
heat, chaffed akin, sweaty feet, &o., being
Antiseptic, Absorbent and Refreshing.
You have the choice of several different kinds from us.
Borated Velvet Talcum Powder at . . 15e.
Euthymol Powder 25e.
Mennen's Violet Talcum 25o,
Colgate's Violet Talcum . . 25o.
Our stock of Toilet Preparations is large and contains most
of the reliable preparations.
l 'Dr. Ovens, Eye Specialist, at our store, Tuesday, June 27.
F.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
T HA
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
aOvTH0RN memories W. e. & R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
GoINa &rime GOING Bottum.
Mail 7:02 a.m 1 Mixed 8140 mmol
Mixed... ..... . 11:25 a.m 1 Mail...... 1:28 p.m
Dxprese 8t02p.m 1 Express 8:61 p.m
,rra.0 ..e.ixr JtelltS,
A phial's among ye fakir' notes,
A.n' faith he'll prent i1• -
Menage your wool at Brussels.
EARLY haying has commenced.
SATURDAY of next week will be July let,
SEVERAL warm days remind ue that this
ie June.
0. P. R. Excursion to the West next
Tueeday.
BAYsiELD Ve. Brussels, Monday even-
ing of next week.
Howrax Mutual Insurance Co. meeting
Saturday of this week.
A number from town are attending the
ranee at Listowel this week.
Lawn deliveriee of ooal for next
Winter's consumption are being made
in Brueeele.
QUITE a number from here were at
Seaforth last Friday evening to see the
Galt and Beaforth foot ball game,
Saeaoura junior football team was in
town on Wednesday while enr0Ote to
Lietowel and return. They were playing
a league match and loot .by a score of 2
to 0.
FOOT BALL. -Don't forget the foot
ball match on Monday evening of next
week, when Bayfield will play the return
game with Brussels. Come and cheer
the boys to victory. Admission 25o ;
ladies and children 16o,
The following will be the line Op at
Bayfield on Friday evening for Brueeele :
-Goal, L. Karr ; baoke, T. T. (McRae,
W. MoDonald ; } backe, T.
Kerley, R.
Brown, R. Oerdrff ; forwards, W. Miller,
J. Straohan, D. Reuther, W. Stevenson
and W. J. Cameron ; spare, S. Boott.
BAYFnarn Foot Ball team will be here
on Monday evening to play the final
game in the semi final aompetion for the
Silver Onp with Brussels. They are
cracker jacks at foot ball eo everybody
should see the match. Game at 6
o'olook on Vlotoria. Park.
Tan Masonic: Grand Lodge meets in
Humiltoe, the third Wedueeday in July,
while the I. O. O.F. Grand Lodge meets
at Brookville, the 9th of August. Both
grand lodges celebrate their semi sen.
tennial this year, eo the evente are looked
forward to with more than ordinary
interest. M. Blank, of St. John's Lodge,
and J. G.Joneeand E.Oober, of Western
Star Lodge, are the reepeotive repreeen•
tatives from Brueeele,
Tan Lietowel Standard of last week
epeake of a former Brneseliteas follows
-"Lietowel's botele evidently are to be
ander new management. The latest
annonnoement of a obange ie in comm.
tion with the Queen's. 0. Zilliax bas
sold out the property and business to
J;.oeph Beemer, of Platteville, the oon•
sideration being in the neighborhood of
$17,000. Mr. Beemer taken iloeeeeeion
on the let of August. Mr. Zilliax has
not as yet deoid .1 as to his future inten-
tions." Mr. Z Iliax was proprietor of
the Central in Brueeele for a number of
years selling out to the preeent owner.
COUNCIL MEnTiNa.-Monday evening a
epeoial session of the Connell was held to
ooneider tba bill of costs in the muoh
talked of sewer case, Boole of the mem•
here tboagbt the Solioitor should throw
off part of it, while he etatedbelwas eat -
jailed to have the bill taxed by the proper
authorities as to whether it was oorreot
or not. A motion was passed to pay
Barrister Prondtoot, of Goderiob, $177.-
80, the balance dee him. He was the
legal adviser for the plaintiffs, An
adjournment was ordered for another
week. The total ooete amount to about
62,600 and it looke as if the only thing to
be done by the Connell ie to pay it, even
if the Sewer is still in the dim and distant
future.
ATwooD Bee commenting on a recent
game at Foot Ball between their team
and Brussels makes the following
referencia to three of our loaal players 1 -
'Tie true that one of the Brueeele beaks,
Anderson, received an ugly kink on the
leg ;Meetly after the aommenoetnent of
the game and wag compelled to retire.
This neoeeeitated a change in the
Brueeele line up -Kerr in goal going to
full -book and Ainley, the junior goal.
keeper, tatting Kerr'e plane in goal. The
Change did not seem to do any harm, for
Kerr played a good game at book and
Almay allowed Minoan to be a wonder
Making several difficult stops. After
the indnriee to the A.bwood playere the
,Brnesele forwards had things all their
own way, roObing in three more goals,
despite the hard Work of Atwood. goal.
keeper who did some good work. The
peek of the Brueeele team wag Rite.
Brawn who played a wonderful game at
centre half. Fee le withent a doubt one
of the beat half baoke in Ontario.
TowN Band will play at Walton
Garden party Friday evening of this
week.
PROF. DORENw'EN» will be at the
American Hotel, Brueeele, Wednesday of
next week.
Da, Ovase, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear
and Nose, Sul glaeeee properly. Next
visit, Smith'e Drug Store, Brueeele,
Tuesday, June 27th.
BRaeexne Orangemen will spend the
owning"121b" at Kincardine. It was so
decided ou Monday evening at the Lodge,
Special excursion train.
A few members of the Masonic Order
drove over to Wingham ort Tuesday and
enjoyed a very pleasant evening with
their egnare and compass brethren.
A annnnuINm Italian duet, violin and
harp, sawed MI eaoagb ohorde last Mon-
day forenoon in town, coupled with im•
partial oalle on the business people, to
enable them to keep the wolf from the
door.
BY disobeying orders on Thursday
morning an express came Dearly heading
in to the Brueeels exonreion train en
route to Guelph, between Elora and
Marden. The engineers sew the situation
in time to avert an aoaideot. Two trains
trying to pave en one track always makes
it uncomfortable for somebody.
Orman. BARBER is having enforced holi-
days owing 10 threatened blood poisoning
in hie left hand. The swelling was well
tip to the shoulder bot medical treatment
is allaying the inflammation and we hope
be will soon be o. k. In the meantime
"Sal" Turnbull is iu charge of the
butcher delivery oarb.
EVERY fruit grower should aoknowledge
the advantage of soap birds as the chick.
adee, downy woodpecker, nathatoh, blue•
bird, ewallow, wren and song sparrow in
checking the inoreaee of the oodliog
moth and other injurione insects, for
without them fruit would scarcely be
grown. Encourage the birds therefore to
Dome about the orchard by keeping the
gun at a dietanoe and by punishing the
robber of bird's nests.
I. 0. F. -A visit of the Rev. James Ma -
Call, Deputy Supreme Chief Ringer,
from Toronto to Brueeele and neighbor-
hood, is creating a stir among the In-
dependent Order of Foresters. A very
successful business meeting was held on
Monday evening and was well attended.
The next regular meeting will be held on
Monday evening, July 3rd, when a joint
initiation will be held and important
bueinees traoseoted. On Tneeday even
ing Jaly 41b, there will be held a pablia
meeting in the Town Hall, for whish the
servioee of the Band have been eeonred.
At thie meeting the newly elected officers
of Court Maitland will be publicly in.
stalled, and addreeeee delivered by lend•
ing °fifoere of the High and Supreme
Donets. More detailed particulars will
be given next week.
DOWNEY-CnAMPAoNE.-In Bt. Prewar;
XavierObamh, Brookville, on Wednes-
day of le -et week, Very Rev, Dean Murray
married John B. Downey, of Chatham,
and Mies Julia Ellen, only daughter of
B. and Mrs. Champagne. A large gabb•
ering of Mende assembled in the :herald.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was dressed in Dream crepe de
ohene, trimmed with cream applique,
and parried a white prayer book. She
wore a large cream hat to match, trim
med with chiffon and decorated with a
large wbite plume. Her brideemaid was
Mies Mary P. Downey, of Brueeele, who
wag gowned in Dream silk, trimmed with
chiffon and applique, and parried a
baguet of cream roes,. She also wore a
hat to match. J. A, Champagne, brother
of the bride, was 000memau. Following
the ceremony, an elaborate breakfast was
partaken of at the home of the bride's
parente.' In the afternoon Mr. and bars.
Downey.left on the train from the Eaet,
and returning will take np their reeidenoe
in Chatham. The groom is a first o0wain
of Jos. P. Downey, M. P. P., of 'Guelph.
HYAIENRAL. - The Clinton News -
Record givee the following account of the
marriage of Mise Mary 0. Shaw, a young
lady well known to many young people
in Braeeele :-"A pretty June wedding
took plane at the reeidenoe of John Shaw,
formerly of Brueeele, on Wednesday,
June 7th, when his youngest daughter,
Mise Mary 0, beoatne the bride of Wm.
Mair, merohant, of Port Elgin. The
ceremony Was performed by Rev. Dr.
Stewart in the presence of many friends
from Port Elgin, Kincardine and else-
where. The bride was beautifully attired
in white point de sprit over ohina Bilk,
while her travelling gown wee brown
chiffon eiik with violet hat. She was
attended by Mise Marian Marro, of
Port Elgin, and au flower girls by
Dorothea Marrs, of Port Elgin, Jude
Ballantyne, of Kincardine, and Modeler]
Shaw, daughter of Dr. Shaw, The
groomsman was Lorne Mnir, of Pea
Elgin. There were many beautiful end
useful preeente testifying to bhel high
esteem in which the fair bride ie held by
her numerous friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Mair left on the afternoon train to spend
the honeymoon in Toronto, Buffalo and
other °itiee, after which they will take up
honeekoeping in Port Elgin, where Mr.
Meir it engaged in bueineee." The
Many old Kande of the bride in this Reading (oral) may be taken on the above
tonality wield her and her husband many I days dt snob home as may 8011 the won -
happy years, venienoe of the examiners,
rd 33an,
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OUBL'1rllH, 011ItLBEI1VB 1'UND.
TO'1'AL ASSD71'i8 OVER 10,000.000
A Gester-at1 Ha Rtrni'a1el-n3n 'i`irrtrrales Cited
F 1,0:0.000
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and opwerde received 010 which
INTEREST Ie7 ALLOWED FROM DATE 01' DEPOSIT
" K RATE at the HIGHEST BAN A MX/RUED INTEREST
le added to eoadnnts every six mouths and becomes principal,
--MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may melte and withdraw
Depooite without the intervention of any person,
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LOANS MADE TO FARNIERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE,
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for whioh no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and onurteona attention.
A. O. MACFARLANE, AenNT.
SATURDAY of next weak will be Domin•
ion Day and a public holiday.
FEvEeAL breake in the oemeut sidewalk
should be mended es early as poneible.
Da. BUTLER, epeoialiet of London, will
be et bide American Hotel, Brnesel° next
Tneeday, 2718 inst.
Bnmeenne Butter Notary is meeting
with tip top success while the cheese
bueinees is :leo doing well,
Rue. Snows played on the half basil
line with the Seaforth 8001016 against
Galt leaf Friday evening at the former
town•
Iie registering births in future the
name of the child must be given, which
will enable some valuable offieial etable•
ties to be prepared on the number of
'Footsies and Darlinge added to Outerio'e
population.
MD. AND MRs EDDIE, of Moliillnp, cele.
braced the 9th aunivereary of their
marriage leaf Friday evening by a
social party. Mre. Eddie ie a daughter of
Jno. Carrie, of Brneaele. We hope they
may be spared Co oelobrate many more
anniversaries.
Ray AND Mne. J. W. RnoINeoN, of Dun•
Marmon, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mies Minnie E., to Rev. J. E.
Ranter, to be solemnized on Thursday,
dune 2911, at 1180 a. 01., in the Metho
diet church, Donganne,. The reverend
gentleman's new circuit will be Harmony,.
Perth Co.
WEDNESDAY of this week D. S. Slope
and Mies Mary, daughter of the late
Chas. Wilson, all of Howiak, were
united in marriage, at the Mange Bel•
more, by Rev. Mr. .Radford. The bride
ie a meter to S. Wilson, of Breese's, and
Mre. J. D. Miller, of Jamestown. THE
Poem wiehee the happy twain much joy
in their new relation.
Amen -Dm -J. H. Ellman, the ewe.
aentative of the St, Thome& Aaetyleue
afanfg. Co , is in town in the interests of
that institution and will give an exhibi
tion of the light in Bartietrr Sioalair'e
offioe this (Thursday) evening. J. T.
Wood, of the Exoeleior Knitting Mills,
used one of time machines ai Rockwood.
LADlne look younger which is the
desire of one and all. Take the trouble
of visiting Prof. Dorenwend'e private
show rooms at American Hotel, Bras -
sale, on Wednesday, June 28th, and see
the many beautiful inventioue in etylee
of Human Hair Coverings, Wigs, Bangs,
Switobee, oto., and inepe0t his new
patent etrnobure.
MARRIED. - Wilber Lindsay, of Lis-
towel, formerly of Grey township, and
Mien Jennie Marren, of the township of
Howiak, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony at the Methodist parsonage
Brnesele. Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
T. Wesley Omens. Wm. Lindsay,
brother to the groom, was groomsman,
and Mies Shade, bridesmaid, THE POST
wishes Mr, and Mrs. Lindeay prosperity.
Tan annual weed beisanoe is beginning
to manifest itself to the diegnat of ladies
particularly. The walks ere almoet
impaeeible from a rank growth of the
qudeeirable vegetation, which linea both
sides with blissful disregard of the right
of way. The Connell should either
speedily put the machinery of the new
NOXIOUS Weeds' Aotin force, or employ
men bo out the graes and weeds and
°barge it up to the general fund.
STAnsEn.-Wednesday night Mark
Cardiff, 14th Oou., Grey, reoeived an agcy
slash on one of hie arms from a man,
said to be named Hill, of Mitchell, who
with others have been assisting in the
p'aoing of a new steel bridge in the
Northerly part of Grey township and
was in town on the return trip to hie
home. It is said the knife wielder was
intoxicated at the time, These night
jamborees are getting too common any
bow end there ie work obi ont for a
night policeman in filling np the oelle in
the look•op.
VonbnTEmne Hohn. -Last Saturday the
members of Volunteer Co. No. 5, arrived
baok to Brussels from the London Clamp
having enjoyed their anobal ootiog.
The following is the score at target
practise : -Bennett 108 • Duane 98 ;
Fulton 97 ; Campbell 92'; Elliott 92 ;
Orioh 91 ; Ruesell 85 ; Davidson 81 ;
Dudley 81 ; Forbes 81 ; Meadows 79;
Davis 74 ; Douglas 74 ; Boarlebt 85
Nichol 80 ; Holden 57 1 Mansion 57 ;
Casio 49 ; Flonnery 86 ; herr 81, Stitt,
W,Campbell, Blake and Dennison were
not in any of the oompetibions.
THE ENTRANCE ExAiis.-This year the
new reg]latiens governing the High
Seboal Entrance have come into force.
The curriculum le ooneiderably obanged
and the studies altered. An inerea80 has
also been made in the standard required
to pnee. Heretofore 88* per cent, on
eaob subject and 50 per oent. on the
total, was neeeesary. This year those
who secure admiaeion to the High Schools
and Collegiate Institutes moat obbaio 40
per pent. on eaoh anbjeot and G0 per gent,
on the whole. The flambee of enbjeete
of the written examinations is lessened
and the leugth of thelexaminatione oonse•
gnently reduced from two bo three days.
The following is the time table; -
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28,
A.
111.-9 45 -Reading inetruotioua.
9.00 -10.00 --Composition,
11 00 -12,40 -Geography.
P, M,-2 00-4 00-Engiieb Grammar.
4 10 -4,40 -Spelling.
THURSDAY, JUNE 29.
A. 21,-9 00-1100-Arlthmotio,
11,00-12 00 -Writing,
P. M.-2,00-4 00 -Reading (written),
3. MCDONALD and staff have the
o:ment walla for the American etablee
well nigh completed and will go at the
Q'teen'e etable in a few days.
IMPar.VEMENTe.-The .reeidenoe of
Oban, Howlett, Jas. Sharpe, A, Btraahau,
S. Garter and T. Snider have been im•
proved by a new areas of paint.
Bnueegrs Public school will glove next
Tuesday, except the Junior Leaving
class, 22 pupils of our eobnol wi,1 write
at the Eotrauoo Ex•mivation cud 18 will
try the Junior Leaving and mn riruiution.
'ATE Telephone oonetruotioe gang, son•
elating of at least a dozen men, are
at work putting up the new line to
Walton. It will take 2 or 8 wd •ke to
complete the work. It will by it matter
of great convenienoa when the ilea is
finished.
Some 20 mem, ere of Western Star
Lodge, I.0 0. F., Brueeele, were at
Listowel last Suuliny att.•nding the
annual grave decoration sorri00 in that
town, Next Sabbath a similar eervioe
will be held at Wingham and several
Brueseli(ee purpose attendior,
I. 0. 0. F. DISTRICT LonoE-Weduee-
day afternoon of this week she District
Lodge of the Indepoodent Order a1 Odd
Fellows was held in the L +'0e r om
Brueeele, Jno. Dougla, of Wrnxaler,
was elected D. D. G. M., and J. W.
Dodd, of Wingham, S•orelarv. Delegates
preeent were T. J. Elliot, J W. Dodd
and J. T. Groves, of Wulrbam ; George
Faulie, of Wroxeter ; ane 3 G. Jones
and E. ()ober, of Brneee'e. Th.rre aro
five lodges in this Distriot tha.r room
bare and standing being un follows
Brueeele, 130 01• mbete ; W m0ham, 111
members ; Wroxeter ; 25 ; and Tees.
water, 12. The outlook fur further prog-
rens is enc 'tinging and a eig2 000
campaign will be ivangurated next Fall.
W0IZEN'S INSTITUTE -As announoed a
meeting of persona interested in Wo.
man's Instituts w. re wee bell iu the
Town Hall here ou 'vVed•,eeday afternoon
and eveuiug. The ohair was agreeably
and unpaid} fi led by the District Preei
dent, Mrs. W. G, Strong, of Gerrie, and
addresses and demonetrtttions were given
by Mre, Joy, of 'Toronto, and Mies
Shuttleworth, of Guelph, who competent.
ly handled the eubjeote assigned. The
attendance wM 1101 nearly as large as
the value of the meeting should have
assured. A vote of thanks was passed to
aha visiting ladies. Mrs. Armstrong, the
Maria Secretary, enured several mem.
berg and the indictitione are that a
branch of the Institute will be establish
ed. Ladies of the locality would no
doubt find these gatheriuge as pleasant,
profitable and inetrnotive as other
looalitie have.
EXAMINATIONS. -The Entre -roe Ex
amiva.i 171 begin on June 2803 and last
two deer. Inepeotor Robb and Blies
Rltobio will preside in. Brneaele, about
00 oandidatee will write. Principals
Rogers and Shillinglaw will preside at
Seaforth, about 70 candidates are ex-
pected, Principals Houston and Lough
will Imelda at -Clinton, about 80 will
write. Prinoipale McEwen, of Wroxeter,
and Mies Hamilton, of Blyth, will pre
aide at Wingham, over or about 60
oendidates will write. Mies Brook, of
Wingham, will preside at Furdwiob and
will watch over some 20 candidates.
Principal Downey, of Fordwiob, will pre
side at Wroxeter, about 20 oandidatoo
will write there, Mies E. Wilson, of
Brussels, will preside at Blyth and Mise
Kirkby will assist, about 40 candidates
will write. The High School Exnmiva
Mons begin on June 80th and continue
about twelve dnye. Mr. Baobt will pre.
aide at Seaforth ; Mr. Lough at Olioton ;
Mr. Muegrove et Blyth ; Mr, Cameron at
Wingbam; and Inspector Robb at
Brunets.
RUST. -The following lines on the
scbjeot of rust were written by a foor-
teen•year•old girl attending the Boise°•
vain sohool :-Ruet and wheat-that'e all
I bear people talk about. My nnole
Jack and aunt Marie they talk of rust
(pond thorn till night. Rust, net and
wheat 1 That's all I bear till sometimes
I'm inclined to think the world is grow•
ing roety. My pa he jaws and eaold%
about that rust and when be gets deeper.
ate mad he eometimee swears an0 says :
"There's my South field that Jack says
won't go two to the acre. Humph I
Where's twee silk ter come from, and
Jane's not apt to forget as bow 5 promie.
ad her that new planer." My ma, she
trete and groans, and wonders how we're
going to live'oaase, she says, as how my
Uoolo Jack he gays, the potatoes are all
rusted, too 7 Rnet and wheat, that's all
the talk at locia's, Monies and partyo,
and mighty soon I 'epee, the minieter
will give "Rust and Wheat" DA the title
of hie sermon,
BAYPInLD EMUS -Warden Miller, D,
Cantloo and J. Ansley met at.Bayfleld
on the 15th Met. Dr, Wood, Reeve of
Bayfield, and members of the village
Oonnoil were also preeent. After making
a thorough examination of the bridge the
committee oonoluded that it was nob
Substantial enough
g to stand eeourely the
Spring freehete of Me and water snob as
have been for some rare, The conorete
protection to the piers 'wet found to add
very little to the strength of the bridge.
Committee considered that under ordin•
ary oiroometanoee the bridge would serve
the pnbno with safety for sometime yet
but thought it neoeeeary to Make some
preparation fora new one and decided
that the new bridge, when built, be
erected a little higher up the stream from
the 9088508 one. Engineer was instead.
ed 80 ask for tenders for concrete work
at once and plane the name before thf8
committee not later than July 16tif at
e "
POLITAN BA
CAPITAL-f'aitl ap 51,000,000
RESERVE FUND • • 51,000,000
Directors
118V, 11, H, WARDEN, 1). D„ 8. 0. Inman,Pranldant, Vice•Proeidont,
Tn06, URAD80Aw, 1' hA, BIB VON011 0110. W. 0r0RTInrER oi,41t11, 11,0, D.10, 217001002, A. 0.
JnnN Millernn0011
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W, D, 11008 ...- GENERAL, meaneNIt
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
rz.3ow AVM BErigagrarawr
Iotereet at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all Rome of $1 and upwards
at1 I'SEAS Cameo
A. 17, IIIELLISH, Manager.
Seaforth so that this work may be com-
pleted this season and ready for the
soperetluoture at a future time. We
enderetaud it is impoeeible to arose this
river only by bridge. The length of
bridge required will be about 265 feet.
Business Locals.
ABOUT two thousand pressed red briok
for Bele. I. 0. RIOAARDe,
Comm pups for sale from good w001100g
stook. Lot 22, Con, 13, Gray.
JAR. D. MoNAxa, Oranbrook.
Ir your oolt has rheumatism try Golden
Liquid. It will care, For sale by R.
CRONE, Brnaeele.
WnITn and bine turn over fluff lost in
Brussels, Finder will much oblige by
leaving it at THE POST.
WANTen,-Butter, eggs and wool. Our
wool market is as sky high as the eggs.
Gno. E. Kpwo, Wingbam.
To mechanise and wood workers, I can
file and improve on any SAWS. Our
filing saves time, money and worry.
T. MoGnneou, Mill et., Braude,
QUANTITY Of gee pipe for Bale at bar•
gain. Sizes inch and inch and et quarter.
P. ADAMS, Brneosle.
COAMORTADLE house and 10t, with stable,
pump &o., conveniently located on Queen
etreet for sale. Apply to Tan POST.
OoonoonvioLE end oonvenient dwelling
rooms above °tore to let, both hard and
soft water. Rent $4 per month,
I. 0. Breakups.
MONEY WANTED. -Have you from $100
to $1,000 to loan or inveet on good Beene-
ity ? You oan make from 6 to 10 per
pent. Address -
491f B, Dare of Banner Poss.
Dn. BUTLER, the London specialist,
will visit Brunetti professionally and
may be found at the American Hotel on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2716
All interested ehonld .bear these dates in
mind.
DR. MCNAuaaTON, who has disposed of
his prao1106 and residence to Dr. Burne,
will be in Brussels from Wednesday noon
until Saturday noon of each week for
some weeks to Resist Dr. Burne in hie
work.
LOPES ANTanA0ITn COAL; -R. Hender-
son, coal dealer, will have a quantity of
the Lopez Anthracite coal here about
July leo, whish will be sold at $5 75 per
ton at the G. T. R., or $6 00 delivered.
It mimeo from Pennsylvania. Ask about
it.
Fred. Fialdhonee, laborer, was found
unooneoiooe near his boarding house at
Hamilton and died in a few minutes.
Fall Wheat 90 90
Barley 40 40
Peas 80 - 66
Oate 99 38
Batter, tube and rolls16 16
Eggs per dozen 14 15
Hay per ton 6 00 6 00
Flour, par bbl 6 60 6 60
Boge, Live 6 25 8 25
Wool 20 21
Su 8, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Potatoes per bus 46 45
Apples (per bbl,) 1 00 1 26
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FELLS.- In Best Wawanosh, on Jane
14th, 10 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fells,
a eon.
HAnitmN.-In Blyth, ou Juno 8th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. tiabklrk, to daughter.
OSTEn.-Io Brueeels, on June 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Oiter, a daughter.
Bao'T.-In Hallett, ou June 13th, to Mr.
and !Ire, Wm. Booth, a daughter.
'302202 -I6 Blyth, on June and, to Mr.
• and Mrs. Arab, Tunney, a daughter.
TURNPULL.-In Grey, on June 1818, to
Mr, end Mrs, Oliver Teruball, a
daughter.
Doweox-CHAMPAGNE,-I,, Brooltvillo, on
June 14th, by Very Rae. Dean Mur-
ray, Mr. Juo. B. Downey, of Ohat-
ham, to Mies Julia Ellen, only
danghter of Mr, and Mrs, Cham.
pagne, of Brookville. •
Hloxs-Wir,eoo -At the mange, Delmore,
on June 21st, by Rev. Mr. Radford,
Mr, D. S. Bloke to Mise Mary,
daughter of the late Ohne, Wilson,
all of Remick.
LINDSAY- Monona. - At the Methodist
Pereonags, BCneeele, ou Juno 21st,
by Rev. T. Weeley Oosene, Mr. Wil-
ber Lindsay, of Lietowel, to Mise
Jennie Marren, of Howiok township,
L-AInnew-SOrint0Y.-At the reeidenoe of
the bride's father, East Wawanosb,
on June 7.1d, by Rev. T. B. Oonpland,
Mr, Junes Laidlaw, of Morrie, to
Mies Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr,
John Sturdy.
Murat-SaAw,-At Jura Cottage, Clinton,
on June 7th, by Rev. Dr, Stewart,
Mr, W. J. Muir, of Port Elgin, to
Mary C.,youogeet daughter of Mr,
John Shaw, formerly oI Bream's,
MOND --MARTIN -At St, Jamee' eatbe.
dral, Toronto, .on Juno 6th, by Rev,
Canon E. A, 1Velob, Mr, Henry E,
W. Tamlyn, 105. De only eon of Dr.
D. J. Tamiye, to Mise Matgaret,
eldest daughter of Mr. John Marti],
both of Wingham.
=sans%
LAM .-Drowned inWroxeter, on Wad.
needoy, June 14th, George Stewart
Laing, aged 17 .yeare,
EIRRooNNELL. - Near -Rnerbur.h, MIM!.,
on Juue 1011, David Iiirkcotnlell,
formerly of Morris towoebip, in his
82nd year.
MONAnn -In Grey, on Jane 18.h, Wm.
Jamee, eldest non of Jno. McNabb,
aged 2 years, 9 months end 18 daye
THE PEOPLE'S cum.
JJ1OR SALE.- ONE ROUND,
stave Silo, 18 feet high, 14 feet Siam.,
with rods for same. Reason for selling-
haveolio left. 10LI SMITH, Lot 4, 0011.7.
Grey, Refusals P. 0. 00-2
CILVER WATCH, WALTHAM
movement, open face, lost 011 Monday,
No chain. Suitable toward will be paid for
its recovery, Finder will please leave at
THE POSTPtibliel,ing House.
00-2 JNO. RITCHIE, Walton P,O.
VINE FARM FOR SALE, BE-
ing Lot12, Oou,14, Grey, containing
IRO novae. 86 of which aro cleared nod bal-
ance in hardwood bush, Frame house, new
b auk barn, orchard, he., nn preniisea with
abundance Of spring water. Pince is well
fen cad ; is in good Condition and no wnste
land. S ellen film either Brussels or Wal-
ton. For further partlonim'e anlIY ou the
premises or if by letter to Oranbroolt P.O.
NEIL DUNOAN&ON,
00.4 . Proprietor,
The
Potato Bug
Now dotal the entail Potato Bug
Improve math ;hiving minute,
Ae aeon's yon o1rt your tater patoli
Yon hot your boots he's in it.
He ;darts iu when the planta begin
To peep ono through the artist,
And gate and eats and eats some more,
It seems ae if he'd bust.
When yon gn out to view the patob
Where a fine crop ought to be,
Some well trimmed tops and 1,000,000
huge
Are all that you can sae.
It should nob be that this ie thee,
At drat yon should have seen
That when yon lest were into town
Yon gotsome FOX'S PARIS GREEN.
25o. PER LB.
BRICK HOUSE KNOWN AS
the Bruce property, Turnberry
street, Brussels, le offered for sale, leer
further information as to pries, terms,
'k°., write W, H. OR028, Swan Lake, Man-
itoba, 45 d
QTOBE AND DWELLING AT -
1J TACAAD in 1110 V lllago of 1313th for tale
or to rent, For nuttier particulars apply
to JNO. O. 000X,
40.4 Bus 7, Ilrnesele.
TrAYED-ON THE 12,TE. OF
i. May there strayed from Lot 80, Oen, 0,
Grey, a your old holler, blue binolr In color.
Anyone giving infutmatie, that will lead to
bar recovery will he suitably rewarded,
40.11 J, E,13.9.111111, llenfryn P. 0,
CiALE BY TENDER. - TEN -
DRAB will he received by the under-
signed up to July 1st, for the purellaso of
the ktenfryn brisk Methodist °boron and
frame shed. The highest or any oiler not
necessarily aooepted. For further partic-
ulars as to t0imEl, etc., apply to J081021I W,
WBITFIELD, Secretary of Board, or
47.4 1000, li:, BAKER, fieafrin.
IIAhAt'4d't'ad'l l' ILWNu'4,'hlee4
J. T. WOOD
Proprietor of the Excelsior Knitting Mills, Brussels, is
prepared to pay 22 cents per pound, cash, for any
quantity of good Wool delivered at his Mills. Splen-
did stock of choice goods consisting of Tweeds, Flan-
nels, Flannelettes, Cotton Skirtings, Cottonades, &o,,
brought in from the best Mills, and Blankets, Yarns
and Sheetings made in our own Mills of choice stook,
to give in exchange for Wool. An advance of 2 cents
per pound allowed -for Wool in trade. - Now is the
time to market your Wool.
Strictly Fair Dealing our Principle.
r- Come and see us before going elsewhere.
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Excelsior
g) Knitting Milds
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must be fashionably correct. Ours are.
These shoes are comfortable because
they fit inside. The outline is handsome and
the shoes are made to keel their shape and
appearance till worn out,
'3 Prices are right for right goods
SATURDAY, JUNE 24
we offer you tho following bargaius i --Gents' Laced or Congress
Boots, price was $1.75 to $8.50, Saturday your choice $1.25. Also
Ladies' Dongola Buttoned or Laced Shoos, sizes 3 and 8a, price
was $1.75 to $2.60, Saturday your choice, only ;9Oo.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT.—Single Harness, 'reducedrrices
for 80 days, Dusters and Lap Rugs, a nine assortment, Trunks
and Satchels.
C�4s® C. rtienditnos.