HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-9-14, Page 8Eyeache and
Headache.
Eyestrain
causes
both.
Drugs
relieve
only
temporar-
ily. Pro-
perly adjusted glasses remove
the cause and effect a
permanent cure.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Consultation free.
G. A. eadman,
Druggist and Graduate Optician,
Brussels, Ont.
COME QUICK.
When in Toronto I eeoured the
none), o for 4w b
a u aatif 1
Volumes which
p
1 cap Bell for le less than the regular tri 8..
I want you to come end see them as there
1s not a family bat what would be better
to have one or both, They will interest
and inetract either young or old, I do
not know how long they will last go OOme
et ouoe and see them anyway,
Prize Biscuits.
We are offering a prize at the Fall
Pair for bast Bisouita made with Dead.
man's Baking Powder. You muet not
compare the prise of our Baking Powder
with nanny on the market au it is an easy
matter to make a cheap Baking Powder
by acing alem or some other cheap and
injurious ingredient. The worst of it is
these cheap Baking Powders ere called
PURE, andso they may be, but they may
be pore slam or pore purin, but that does
not make them any better. Pure signifies
nothing when applied to Baking Powders.
Ours is a Cream Tartar Baking Powder
rwhahsswesdhaatt 8a0noy pearkibng Podwydoeu can
you
van get for leas money le not as good, sot
as healthful and therefore not so soon
onlioai.
Dendrites Drag: a Book Store.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & e.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
end South, as follows:
-Goute soma. GOING Norma.
taxprese 7:10 a.m.I Mail 0.10 pantermkneed ...... 9:40 Express - 10:17 p.m
rug Reba puts,
A ohiePs amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Saowane.
Cool weather.
Warts frost Wednesday night.
Tars Orange Hall is in the hands of the
painters.
A.
0. 13. W. Lodge on Friday evening
of this week.
Dotes scribble noreexpectorate toba000
jnioe upon the new sidewalks.
A number of Brueselites are attending
the Western Fair at London this week.
AN interesting letter on a trip on the
Rideau Canal, by J. Smillie, is crowded
out of this issue.
N. F. Gm,im's residence bas been treat.
ed to a new dress of paint. David
Jamieson's and Jno. 0onsley's ditto.
T. P. B11ITZ, specialist optician, will
visit Brussels on Wednesday, Sept. 2756,
and may be consulted at Foxe drag store.
Tower & Co's Evaporator commenced
work on Monday of this week. They em-
ploy from 14 to 16 hands. Mr. Lyman,
of New York state, is in charge of the
• bneinees.
25 MONTS, in advance, gets Tae POST
• for the balance of 1899. For 35 cents we
will mail you Tao POST and Weekly
Globe to Jan, let. Now is the time to
enbsaribe.
HAND INru10sn.—.Last Wednesday while
working at the edging saw et P. Ament's
mill, Obae. Halide had the misfortune to
run We left hand againet the saw and re.
oeived an ugly nut on two of his fingers
which will lay him off work for a while.
THE thanks of the people of Brussels
are due to R. Mainprice, proprietor of
the Electric Light Works, for keeping
the lights raining daring Exhibition
week until after the night train comes in,
tbvreby Baying travellers and visitors a
lot of trouble.
FOOT BALL MATCH,—Last Saturday
evening a friendly game of football was
played on Victoria Park, Bruseela, be-
tween the teams from Walton and Oran -
brook, the eoore resulting in 1 to 0 in
laver of the latter. The dosing part of
the game was played in "Ride and Seek"
fashion, viz, in the dark. R, Ferguson
• acted as Referee and meted out egne!
juetiae to 101.
Boweence—A local bowling tournament
is on for the ownerehip of a pair of
bowls offered through the kindness of J.
N. Gordon, of the Standard Bank, who is
an enthusiastic lover of the game. The
members have drawn for plaoee and the
result np to the time we go to press is as
follows :—A. D. Duncan beat Jas.
Ballantyne ; A. Gormley won from J. N.
Gordon,; and G. F. Blair defeated J. H.
Cameron.
Frnex•Ceees.—Last Saturday Tas Pose
Editor palled at the Co. House of Refuge
at Clinton and spent a few hours. The
place is a marvel of neatness and home.
likeneso. There are about 80 inmates
and all appear to be wall oared for and
are well satisfied. The farm looks fine,
especially the root crop, which would
puzzle many a gardener to outdo, se new
driving shed 24x40 feet has been built
this Sommer, John McAllister, formerly
of Brunets, being the boss carpenter on
the job, ander the eupervision of Manager
lreuob, Several of the inmates are in
vary poor health and the death roll will
shortly be added to. When the orae•
mental trees and the young fruit trees
get a few years more ,growth the place
will be a pretty one indeed. IYIr. and
Mrs. French evidently have the manage-
ment down to quite a eoie000.
L08TO0EL FALL P.M.—The fifth annual
Exhibition of Listowel and South Wales
Agriooltural Society, to be held on Tues-
day and Wednesday of next week, will
oodoubtedly be a great success if favored
with good weather. The entries in all
the.departmente are coming in earlier
than ever and the exhibits promisee to be
of a very superior elem. The Fair opens
on Taesday evening with a Promenade
Concert is tbe••ri»k, and tba Listowel
Band will enliven the entertainment,.
which will be in :charge of the Listowel
Quartette. It will be largely of a musioal
character interspersed with oomia songs,
cake walks, &a. The interior department
of the Exhibition will be in full swing.
The geounde end track for the outdoor
exhibits were never in better shape and
with .the splendid show of horses for
Which the Exhibition is becoming noted,
Mao the very oroditable ehow of cattle,
sheep and poultry, &o., together with the
epeodieg,events, bloyole rages, balloon
ascensions, due, will provide ample en•
terteenment for the old and young on the
emend day, The
BWand it b
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resent
in the alto n
rn ode The BearebarY will be
in hie offices on Saturday and Monday to
receive entr100, Intending exhibitors
will kindly Send in their et:R tes before"
Show day to avoid the Yaeit,
P. AMENT has received an order for
6,000 apple barrels from a LICknow buy -
80.
A LOAD of young people drove out to the
big ditch one da last week and o
Y ombin•
ed the outing with aio nio party.
BRtasELs Fall Pair on Thursday and
Friday, Oat. 6th and fhb. See list of at.
tractions end special prizes. Get a prize
list.
Co. 0OMMIS0IONEn AN6LET, Of Wlagham,
was in town on Thursday looking up the
job of filling in at the South end of the
iron bridge.
910.00 Lose, on Turnberry St„ between
Jno. Ferguson &,Cote store and J. D.
Ronald's residence. Finder will be
enitably rewarded by leaving the same at
this office.
R. LEATHERDALE, W. Ainley, Rev. W.
Norton, N. MoLanohlin and Rev,
R. Paul have removed their fences and
thereby improved the appearance of
their respective properties.
LAST week Clerk Scott took the sewer
debentures to Toronto to Messrs. Stem.
eon & Co. and raoeived the oaeh for them,
amounting to $1,623.11. The same firm
will get the new sidewalk debentures also
ae their offer was in advance of other
brokers.
Bausem5 Voter's List Court wee held
Thursday forenoon al this week before
Judge Masson. The Liberate added 8
names and struck off 6, and the Oonser.
vativereadded 8 and streak off 2. G, F.
Blair and E. L. Diokeneon represented
the respective parties,
A amaze contested game of Foot Ball
was played here Tuesday evening be•
tween the junior teams of Brussels and
Wingham, with H. Hamilton, of the lat•
tar town ae Referee. The more was 2 to
1 in favor of the home team. A shower
of rain militated against good play.
Tae new sidewalk on Princess street
was completed last Monday end the dell
then shifted to Turnberry street where a
6 foot walk is being put down Trona
William to George street (the latter being
the street leading to the storehouses,
North of the G. T. R. track. Three 6 foot
crossings have also been finished on
Turnberry street.
Ammon SALE.—The undersigned has
received instructions from the assentor
of the estate of the late Daniel Hayden
to offer for Bale by pablio aDOtion, at the
late residence of deceased, Turnberry
street, Bruseela, on Saturday, Sept. 28rd,
all his hoaeebold furniture and effeote,
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock.
F. S. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
OF INTERNET TO THE LADIES.—Last
Tuesday Alb), Robinson, the genial and
well known representative of Comfort
Soap, was in Brussels and arrauged for
the giving of three valuable prizes at
Brussele Fall Fair. The competition
will ooneist of an 80 yard foot rase, open
to ladies. A. bar of soap is to be placed
every 10 feet of the dietanoe and the
competitors are expected to piok np these
bars and eery them in an apron to the
end of the rape. Both soap and aprons
will be furnished by the 00, and every
contestant becomes the owner of the soap
they gather. For let prize a gold watch
will be given ; 2nd prize, a silver watch ;
and Ord, a pair of opera glasses. The
prizes will be on exhibition in Tag Pose
Publishing Home window in the course
of a week or so. There will be no en-
trance fee to the rate which will take
place on Friday afternoon, Oat. 6th. Tell
year neighbor's wife about it.
NEWSY NOTES FROM THS G. T. R.—Tbe
ar that was used as a station house dor.
ng the construction of the new depot
as taken away last week.—Part of the
eoeseary furniture bas arrived for the
Cation house, oonsieting of seats, chairs,
afe, &c. A neat ;arrangement has been
ade of the bueinege offioe and every
hing is very convenient for both the
gent and the pulllio.-Exoursion return
re to London on Toeoday and Thurs.
ay of this week was 91.80. Quite a
timber availed themselves of the low
ate.—The G. T. R. signal man was here
is week arranging the semaphore, order
oard &o.—If the G. T. R. would plane
n eleotrio light at the depot and have a
went walk put down to connect with
e 6.foot walk on Tnrnberry street,
air property would look o. k.—Monday
ght's train from the Eaet did not teeth
ruseele until about 1 a. M. Tuesday.
ear/ passenger traffic at the wind-up of
e Toronto Fair said to be the dnuee.
ood long boars for Agent Settop.—The
(lowing are the freighb ehipmeuts out.
and and inward :—W Jewitt, 8 Dare
ples, to Manitoba ; D. Oantelon, 1 oar
pies to Manitoba . Beaker & Vanetone,
care of wheat and a double dealt of
ge ; Iastorpriee Works, 3 ears of salt ;
egg & Dames, a car of lambs and a
nble deck of hogs ; R. Ferguson, a oar
lambs ; R. Graham, a oar of peas ;
onald Fire Engine Co., a fire engine for
ritieh Columbia. In hamming freight
ere 6 ogre of coal for N, le Gerry ; oar
tile for J. N. Bendall ; Royal Paving
oe 2 oars dement ; P. Amens, a oar of
ops and a car of staves ; Lowry Broe„
oat of brick ; 8 care coal for Eater.
rise Salt Worka,—The te)epbone von.
0t10n between the town and the depot
temporarily orarii oat uo th •
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Loe .—Between Melville Church and
Ie, V. Donford'a Garner, a beagle nook
pin. Pinder would confer a favor by
leaving
at v n TUR POSY.
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A 11000 N a
1 u t the Dirsotora of the Best
Huron and Grey Branch Agl. Rooiotios
was held last Saturday afternoon to st-
range for judgee and other preliminaries
in noaneotioa with the Pail Fair,
GOT 1801 Dtrrolre.—Jamee Walker, of
Wingham, rot unsay of Brussels, attended
the Champion Collage of lembalming, in
Toronto, and Net weak passed hie exam-
inatlon enooeeelully and received hie
diploma.
PASSED SocoEeel'oLLo.-We notices in
the press that one of Miss S. L. Aloore's
music pupils, Mise Maggie Wlleon, of
Seafortb, wee sueoeoefnl 1131 paesiug the
esarninetion at the Loudon Conservatory
in the principal- form. This rattans
credit on bath teeeher and pupil
GONE Liao Bla m ase. — Robert Rosa,
formerly of Brueeeln, has purchased the
tailoring business and gents' furnishings
belonging to A. G. McIntyre, liinoardine,
and took pos0066100 last week. Rob. tvlo-
Oraoken, of town, will assist him in the
store. We wish Mr. Rose chooses and
will expeot to bear of Uim doing well,
BEAN BEAorxEe.—Leat week Richard
Williams, liveryman, Brussels, went to
Toronto on a horse purobaeing trip and
seamed a natty spin of blaoke. Diulo
has a string of prize tickets as long as
your arm won in the show ring by his
new equisoe. We understand that 3. N.
Gordon, Manager of the Standard Bank
here, has purohaeed the older of the span
and will nowhave e a fancy diver.
Megan. Williams will have the enlarge
menh f theirlivery 0 v r bnrll o
om tet d
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shortly and will be in as good shape ae
any livery in the country.
Mise SATE SHAW PAaeEo AwAT.—Leet
Monday a telephoue message wee raoeived
from Teeewater intimating the sad in-
teltigenoe that Hate L, 4th daughter of
John Shaw, formerly of Brussels, had
died that morning 44 9 o'clock. About
three weeks ago else took ill with au ob•
striation of the bowels and despite all
that physicians and friends could do she
gradually sank until death relieved her of
all pain and trouble. She was oonsoioue
until half an hour of her decease. Alias
Shaw was born at Walton and was well
known to the people of Brussels with
whom she was a general favorite owing
to her kind, jolly and friendly disposition.
Interment wee made at Brussels oemetery,
Undertaker Habbirk conveying the re.
mains from Tseewater, after an 1813•
propriate funeral service at the parental
residence by Rev. Mr. Maloolm. At the
cemetery here Rev. Joo. Rose, B. A„ 00n•
daoted the service. The pall bearers
were :—Jno. Ferguson, A. Rose, G. S.
Rogers, W. Grower, A. Sample and Fred.
Wilson. Among the relatives who at-
tended the funeral were :—Joo. Shaw,
now teaohing at Collingwood ; Dr. Shaw,
Mayor of Clinton ; Colin Shaw, of De•
troit ; Dr. W. Shaw, of Morrie, Miobigan ;
Dr. Marra, of Port Elgin ;J. MoKnight,
of Rullett ; Angus Shaw and Mrs. Jos.
Shaw, of Grey. L, Campbell and wife,
of Teeewater, were also here. The floral
tributes on the casket were beautiful.
Deep sympathy is expressed by the many
old friends of the family with them in
their bereavement.
BRUSSELS Heve.—The ladies of Bru-
nie Hive of the Maooabee Order gave an
At Home in the Lodge room on Thurs-
day evening of last week, which was a
very enjoyable affair. W. H. Herr, of
Tins Poex, was honored with the chair-
manship and the following interesting
program was presented and exeouted in
finiteness [style :—Organ solo, Mise Jean
MaLauohlin ; Chairman's address ;
solo, "Tbe same sweet belle are ringing,"
by Mies Rankin, of Wiupham ; Sootob
recitation, "Wauken np," by Winnie
McGuire ; solo, "My old New Hampshire
home," Fred. Gilpin ; address by Mioe
Irwin, Organizer, on the work of the
Order. She showed that the ladies may
secure insurance from 9500 to 92,000
from 30 dente per month upwards, aa-
oording to age and amount of insurance ;
that there were 50 hivea now in Ontario
with a memberobip of 1,000 ; that there
ie a disability benefit as well as life
insurance ; pointed out the social advent.
ages, outside of monetary considerations,
and oonoluded a neat talk by urging all
ladies present to unite with Brussels
Hive. H, L. Jaokeon contributed several
eeleotione on hie gramophone, after
which a abort intermission was taken,
daring whiob a tasty lunch was served.
On renaming the program, Mr. Jaokeon
gave gramophone rendering ; Mies Jean
Ritchie sang "The bonnie bonnie banks
o' Looh Lomond" ; Mies Minnie Mo.
Naughton read a humorous selection,
"Josiah Allen and his wife rfde• a tobog.
gen" 1 solo, Mies Lizzie Sample, entitled
"The old home I loved long yeses ago," ;
• inatromental, Mise Jean MoLaoahlin ;
solo, "The song the old chimney sang,"
Miss Raskin ; solo, "Melinda le engaged
to a coon," by T. A. Hawkins, and in re.
sponse to an encore an organ Bolo was
played. The meeting oonoluded with a
. vote of thanks to all who took part on
motion of A. MoGnire and H. L. Jaok-
eon. Brussels Hive, recently instituted,
bide fair to grow, as the ladies at the
head of it are good workers.
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Tbe Misses Hall, evangelieta, opened
tbeir Fall campaign at Burford last Sab-
bath.
Rally Day in the Methodist Sabbath
Sohool, Brussels, on Sabbath afternoon
Sept. 24,
'Unbesitating eonfidenoe fn Christ,"
will be next Sabbath evening's topic et
Melville Endeavor.
Neat Sabbath evening the regular
monthly Consecration .meeting of the
Epworth League wilt be held,
Next Sunday Jae, Jones and A. Ross
will aeeist the choir of St, Thomas'
church, Seafortb, of which 'P. A. Haw.
kine is organist.
The Little Stars Mission Band, of
Melville church, will hold their first
meeting for the Fall; term, on Saturday of
thiseek at
w 3,m
W. H. Serra of THE POST, was at
Goderialr last Sabbath taking Rev. 8. J.
Apia's work in Victoria street oburoh,
The latter ie away on a holiday,
The annual Harvest Thanksgiving
eerviees will be held in Bt. John's thumb,
Brusoeie, on Sunday, Sept, 24th, Rev.
H. A. Themes, of Lunn, will preach at
both services,
Rutb let chapter and part of 19th
versa, "And ,
they said Is this Naomi 0"
was ev, r, Abe $ text last
Sunday
morning at Bt. John's ahuroh from
which he pteaohed a profitable discourse.
At the eveoieg servi00 Bt, Lake 7 and 47
wag the text,
Walkerton Methodist ahuroh is eon.
eidering the purchase of separate nom,
manion ou
Ns for norms
/anted to
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Dr. n
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fharwitos a husband was cap-
tured in Thibet, will Arrive in (7hatham
Saturday, September 16, when 1t will be
finally arranged to have her deliver her
Drat leettere in Canada there,
Goderiob Dietriot Sabbath Sohool and
Epworth League Convention will be held
in the elethndiet church, Blyth, on Tues.
day, Oat, 175h. Dr. F, 11, Stephenson,
head of the Forward Missionary Move,
meat, will be Ane of the speakers.
Next Sabbath morning Rev. Jno, Roos,
B. A„ will discourse to the obildern of
Melville church on the 20518 Oentary
Fond. There are 186,000 Sabbath eobool
pupils in eouneotion with the Presbyter.
ion thurob of Canada and 20,000 °MHoore
and toaohere who are aspected to matte.
buts 910,000 to thie fund.
Harvest Rome services in the efetho,
diet thumb on Sabbath, 24th inet, The
pastor, Rev. J. Holmes, will preach. On
Monday evening following a to meeting
will be bold. Among others who will
address the oadienoe will be Rev. Richard
Hobbe, of Wingham. Mise Ames, of
Ethel, and the ahuroh choir will supply
the music,
Rev. E. V. Smith. of Ciatakaaie, Ore.
gon, U. S., has been asked by the Super-
intendent of minima Jn Alaska to teach
in a Methodist college that is being built
in Skagway. Salary to be 91,000 a year.
He has not aooepted however as the pre.
aiding Elder, under whom be has labored
for the last year, has intimated to him
that several other places are asking for
him.
Our Canadian boys are in demand
in the U. S. and take first places.
Bev. Jno. Rose, B. A., preached last
Sabbath morning from the text "Jesus
answered them, do ye now believe 7"
The subject "True Faith" was pointedly
dealt with under the following division
(1) It receives Chriet ; (2) Retains Christ;
) Resigns itself to Ohriat ; (4) Resta is
Christ ; (5) 'Rejoice's in Christ ; (6) and
will Reign with Christ. In the evening
Matt. 48:41-45, "Christ's Tears" was
the theme. They were (1) Pitiful ; (2)
Patriotic ; (3) Uoreetrainahle.
Daat Sabbath Rev. Mr, Holmes preach.
ed two exoellent discourses in the Metho
diet church. In the morning his subject
was taken from Mark 6: 46-48—"A
parable of Love"—and in the evening his
theme was "Iagersotliem ve. Chriebian.
ity," taking for hie text 2nd Timothy 1-
12, "I know whom I have believed, &o."
His address was based on a comparison
of the life and teachings of the late Robt,
G. Ingersoll and those of Panf, bolding
the rapt attention of the congregation for
more than an hour. At the evening ser-
vice a quartette, "Holy Bible," was
rendered by Misses Sample and Kerr and
Messrs. Coueley and Gilpin.
Business Locals.
BREWER'S Baby Day, Sept, 26th.
Comae to rent. Apply to J. J. Gilpin.
BnEwER takes the lead in photograph-
ing.
SERVANT wanted. Apply to Dirs. W.
M. Sinolair, Brussels.
• CotnronTAoLE boon to rent. Apply to
John R. Smith, Brussels. 9 tl
Fon Bale obeap. two set secondhand
single harnese. I. 0, Richards.
WANrED,—Batter and eggs, still the
same price, 14o. The sale still goes.—
Everything goes.
G. E. KING, Wingham.
A NutnRo of buggies, new and old,
must be Bold at Ewan ee Innes'. Call
and see. Priaee away down.
WANTED, an apprentice, at once, to
learn the drug business. Girl or boy.
Excellent chance. Apply at the Peoples'
Drug Store. Dr. D. F. Smith, Broeeele.
We make eemi•annual viefte to the
factories we desl with and personally
select our stook of buggies and cutters.
Hence we have no heeitenoy in reoom.
mending and guaranteeing them to one
tomere. Ewan & Innes.
Pawnee' ATTeNTION.—L. S. Town &
Co. have rented the Brussels evaporator
and want 10,000 bushels of apples for
which they will pay the highest market
price.' Alec a quantity of wood. Call
at the evaporator and get prioee or en•
quire of 5. E. Lyman at the Queen's
Hotel, Brussels. " 9 8
Ewers & Lama have sold np to llth of
Sept. 101 buggies ainae 1st of March, and
have 7 new baggies on band still whioh
will be sold at coat, as we must make
room for 8 oar loads of cotters, which we
have bought at Toronto Exhibition, We
also have a few good secondhand bog.
give which will be Bold at Dost.
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Coorsn—Bassam.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Kinoardine, by
Rev. W. Rigsby, A. T. Cooper, mer-
obant of Clinton, to Miee Annie,
oldest daughter of Mr. Robs. Sellery,
of Kincardine,
Nntvcotms—BRONSO MBE.—At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Petrolea,
on Sept, 5, by Rey. Joe. Philp, B. D.,
Mr. W. H. Newcombe, merchant of
Clinton, to Mies Della H„ only
daughter of Mr, John B. Brousoombe,
of ?etrolea,
SHAW.—Io Teeewater, on Sept. 11, Kate
I., daughter of Mr. Jno. Shaw, for-
merly of Brussels, aged 27 years and
2 menthe.
LlvnvaexoNE.—In Listowel, on Sept. 6th,
John Livingetone,sr,, aged 88 years,
3 months and 22 days.
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SATURDAY, BEST. 28.—Household furni•
ture, &o., belonging to the estate of the
late D. Navin. Sale at hie late rest•
denoe, Turnberry street, Brussels, at 2
o'olook, F. 5. Soott, auctioneer.
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Peas
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Eggs par dozen
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Pobatoes (per bus)
Applee (per bag)
Ray per bon
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HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Dollars) , • 91,000,000
RESERVE FUND . .
$600,000
Agencies in all principal points ivl Ontario, Quebec, kfanitoba, United Sta.tea dr Ragland,
a sons ' BRAWN
A General Banking 13n$ineoe Transacted, Farmers' Notes Dieoounted,
Drafts Iseurd and dolleotions made on all pointe.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards.
BrsorAL ATTENTION O1y5N TO THE Co1DEa7ION OY FAns5ERe' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Onstomers living at a dietanoe.
J. N. GORDON, ACTING A000r,
Toronto, Sept, 12. — Wheat, fairly
steady ; Ontario red and white, 67e to
67eo, North and Weet ; Manitoba, No. 1
hard, Toronto and Weet, sold at 79o, and
g. 1, 5., 80o. Flour, quiet ; straight roller,
in buyers' beg, middle freights, sold to
exporters at 92 65 ; same in barrels for
local t 000unt, 93. Peas—Higher prices
are being paid for peas, due, it le said,
to the need of filling ocean freight spade ;
No. 2 peas, immediate shipment, North
and West, were in demad at 57e ; Oolo.
bar shipment at 56c. Oats—Firmer ;
new white, North and Weet, 24o, and
mixed, 28o ; naw white, East, 25o. Rye,
viae' oar lots t
9 , gas bio and
Woes
900. Corn
>} dell ; No. 2 Amorioan,
track, Toronto, 40o. Barley, firmer ; No.
2 barley, North and Weet, 38o, and on
i the Maitland, 40o ; No. 8 extra, 85c.
TORONTO, BERT, 12,—On the Toronto
live stook market a large run thio morn.
ing met with a good demand, a brisk
boeineee being done in all brenobee,
especially bntohere' cattle. The quality
of the stook offered was better than last
week, but considerable unfinished stock
is ati11 brought in. Export oattle—Prices
remained unohanged, and most of the
stook sold out. Extra Choice cattle were
wanted, but few were on the market ;
prices ranged trete 94.50 to 95 per awl,
for heavy, and 98.75 to $4.50 for lighter
stook. Butcher's cattle—There was
quite natir in butchers' cattle, but prices
remained oteady, at (93.75 to 94.25 per
owt. for choice stook, and 92.50 to 98.50
per owt. for common and medium grades,
Stockers and feeders in goad demand and
steady market at 92.76 to $8.50 for stook.
ere and $8.50 to 94 for feeders. Sheep
and lambs—Prioee in the market were
inclined to raise alightly, with a steady
demand. Lambe sold at 94.25 to 94.50
per cwt., and good bntobere' sheep were
wanted at from 93 to 93,50 each ; export
ebeep Bold at 98.60 to 98.80 per cwt.
Hogs—Prioee weakened slightly, not-
withstanding a small ran. Kent, Essex
and Lambton aorn•fed hogs fetch 50o
less than quoted prime. To.day'a run
was 60 loede, made up of 900 oattle, 660
hogs and 500 ebeep.
+ Eaet Buffeto, N. Y„ Sept. 12.—Cattle
—There were two loads on sale, with a
fair clement' at full yesterday's prides,
Calves were in light ripply, good demand
and steady ; choice to extra were gaol•
able at 97.50 to 98; good to ohoioe, $7 to
97.50 Sheep and Lambe—The trade
was rather slow, and there were about
20 loads of sales, including four loads of
Canada lambs ; the basis of choice lambs
prfoea was 98 ; sheep ware firm and quo.
table at 92.76 for top grades ; there were
a few deoke of under prade Jambe left
over. Hoge—The offerings were about
10 loads ; the market ruled Blow at yea•
terday's closing figures, the basis being
94 80 to 94.85 ; heavy were 94.85 ; mixed,
84.80 to $4.85 ; Yorkere, 94.80 ; pigs,
roughs, 93.65 to8.90 ; ;stags, gs,93 to to 98.60 4.70 ;
the aloes was weak.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
"'ANTED AT THE BRUS-
SELS Evaporator, 10,000 btrehele of
Ap plee,for which the highest market prion
11,111 be paid. L. S. TOWN Co. 0.8
HORSES FOR SALE.—THE
undersigned hae 1 span of mares 00M-
ing 4 years, and 1 mare
p canning 8 years for
Galey All sonJOHN LO1WE. lot 10, eon. G,
1HEEP STRAYED ON THE
Con. 15, Gray, on or abouteSepta 0. LotEL
may have it by proving property,paying ex-
penses and taking ittaway,
FLETCHER MPA'CILING,
0.9 Monari0ff P, 0,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on Mill street, Brussels. The house
ie aoomfor•table one, well fitted up with
collar, hard and soft water, &o. There is
also a good stable. Fruit trees in garden
over one•gaarter sore of land. For price,
tortes, &o., apply to H. FINN, Proprietor,
ON W. H. 8101010 of Tsai Pon, 1841
REAL ESTATE.
FIRST-OLASS FARM FOR
Halo on easy terra, being Lot 81, Oon,
10. Township of Groyy, Huron 0o, 00 emscleared and in dret•olaoe state of onitivatiun
and balauae in bard -wood bush, A first.
g lass barn with straw abed attached, also a
from a barn, and all neoeesarg out buildings.
good frame houeo ; watered by 8 wells and a
stream of Spring water crossing farm. Pos-
eeeeion given at once. For further partion-
lars apply to WM. 041r1101t0N, Oranbrook
er 11,10. 13. HYDE, Ethel P. 0„ Out„ Hamm.
tore of lBebt, MoLaohlan attain".
FARM FOR SALE,—TRE
}The undersigned offers Ida farm, be-
ing E BLot 7, Con, 17, Grey, containing 00
acres, s acme being good hardwood bush, for
Sale- There it a new frame house 18x28, new
barn,801.00, orchard deo, Poeeeosln' would
be given at any time with this season's crop
if desired. Farm le two miles from Village
of Walton, For further pertioulare as to
prloe, terms, &o., apply on the__pramisas or
C
THOS,3001NSTON, Walton P.O.
FARM FOR SALE. --TEE
undersignedo h
offers 11 1 r
OO ao o farm
being 8 4 eLot 27 Oon, 6, s atrfe, for sola-
All ,aero and iu a and state 01 cu11
tion. Rouge, unel barn, orchard, .Re., it
mhos iron(Brnaoels, and only. a mile to
bobool. by Sept. t 5i abler toed t, a
hot et ye Dp, tit will be 1,.180. for a
torm of year,. For Defoe, terms, do„ apply
Me the premises, or if by letter, to
mins MUCH, Brussels le 0.
HARM FOR SALE. -15o AOREB
Connieting of the South t and South 1
of the North d of Lot 90 Con ,2, East Wawa.
nosh, This is an oxoellent stook tornl,being
well(supplied.with 600ds,riv ater, t
1 00
70
equated about0 i,
1 w , Lis
c milia from the t 0 of Blyth. a largo thriving
BO 65 to
g y g parted it in under
25 25 etabe. 1ep ah-, J and fenOea are 01 alalr
4 00 4 25 State of repair, 1tae terms of payment will
8 18 b11'bfon (+L',BLAIit,, Bar ietta,ystnagels,
�.i1AR1VI FOR SALE,—TFIE UN—
deraigoed oirora Ma farm, Weet Half
Lot No. 10, Gou. 4, Gray, containing 50 acres,
Moro or leas. For particulars as to price
and terms apply to
ASCE. 5OBEI0TSON,
Brueeole P. 0. on the premia00,
FINE FARMSALE.—BE.
FOR
mei Lot 22, N 8 Can, 0, Morris township,
ooutaiul ug 98 ammo of first -plass land; There
is a house, barn, orobard. and good ware
house, and farm is well fended. There are
85 acres in Fail wheat 1 15 soros in hay and
40 acres pastere. Possenelan could be given
at owe. Farm adjoins the village of Bres-
ee1e. nor further particulars as to price,
tortes e., write t rut to JAMES LIv1NG8T N
o,
M.P., Baden. 22•51
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.—
Tho undersigned offer two 100 novo
tares for Bale atrensonablo ;rims. The Iota
are Noe. 10 and 11, Oon. 0 (Sunshine), the
0it10r0ad between them. Good brlok house
and barn on lot 11, and heuoe.aud 2 barns on
lot 10, orchards and all 080000ary conven-
iences. Well watered and suitable for grain
or grazing, 100 acres now lit groes, W In be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser, Terme of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate Losses ten. For i umber partionlaro
apply to J0811 P13 CLpEGG, Brussels P. 0„ or
E. L. DICKINSON', Barrister, Wingham. 151
Co, Goode. Remember
is possible to get.
Repairs in Shoes and Rubbers done Hoot and oheap.
Gel tilti Bosti
Our High -Grade
Baking' Powder
is warranted to contain nothing
but the very best materials in the
correct proportions. It is a furs
Cream Tartar Baking folder
simply that and nothing more.
Always fresh.
25c. per pound
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1*'. J. RELIOTT, IPrincIpal,
J. D. KiNG'S SHOES
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
Our tall cff
Stock ofo
is complete and comprises the very latest Novelties
in Ladies' Fine Laced and Button Bboee, in Cloth
and Sid tope. Great Bargains in Men's Long
Boots. Wonderful Values in Boys' and Girls'
Sohool Shoes. Big Drivea in Obildren'e Shoes.
Rubber Goode in great quantities, composed of
the bees brands made of Granby and Canadian
the prime in both Shoes and Bobbere are the lowest it
HARNESS
DEPARTMENT
We are to the front with a good stook of both Heavy and Light Harness, Whips,
Trunks and Satchels. If you want Harness get our Prioes before buying anywhere.
It will pay you.
Repairs in Ilarneso and Collars done Cheap and Good.
,t�r,
C. ichards.
ds
TEAMS STRIGTLY CASH
6ONE PRICE ONLY.
Fair
Figures
Are clustered about our count-
ers all day long looking at and
admiring our
NEW FALL
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Fair Figures, interested, astonished, pleased have been
and every day increases the number admiring our New
Goods, and more than satisfied are they at the fair figures
at which this new line is marked. Bring your friends and
look at our New Dress Goods. If you are thinkingat all
of buying an thin of the kind, your
3r g a anything awn judgment and
your friends advice will dictate that this is one opportun-
ity in a thousand.
29 Pieces„.
Of New Fall' Dress Goods, scarcely two Dresses
alike, being in Dress Lengths, bought so we can and are
selling them at Wholesale Prices laid down.
A. R. SMITH,
C,4flaTd�h ^!�' •Lille SYN CRzJ1zC 11 k.LE