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geed cow is a troaeure but there are
a great malty who do not know how to
use her milk to advantage, If you will
take a quart bowl and drop therein about
4 drops of our Prepared Bennet, and then
fill up' with new milk (the natural warm•
th) and put it in a cool plane until ready
to use you will haven dish that is portio.
nlarly pefreabing those warm days. It
ban be sweetened when served and or'eam
added If desired. A. iSa• bottle will make
about a hundred of snob dishes. YOU
can use up the skim milk in this way but
9t is not quite so nine, Our Prepared
Rennet is about 20 times as strong as is
often sold. Toy a bottle.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTUERN EXTENSION W. G. & n,
Trains leave Brueeels Station, North
nd South, as follows :
Goma SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
Malt 9:515.m, Mixed 0:45 a.m.
Souress 11:59 a.m. Mail 8:1a p.m,
M12:04. 0:90 p.n. Mxpr000 9:45 p.m,
nil WIctys rons,
A chiel'a amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
PoTAToEs are a scarce article or Boss.
sets market,
D. C. Ross is having the wood work at
his residence painted.
NEATLY lettered signs have been • placed
an the windows of D, Hogg's furniture
atone.
Tunas are 80 Public schools in Inspec-
tor Robb's territory and 123 teachers ode..
ployed.
Ave kinds of freights are handled now
by the G. T. R., the embargo being re-
moved.
Base fishing does not open until July
1st and fishermen are warned as the
penalty is heavy.
DIIss BOLTON, of Listowel, was in town
this week arranging for ti o'ass 10 vocal
musio and voice culture.
MESSRS, STEWART & GRAHAM. shipped 4
Cara of grain and a car of flour from Brim.
sets station during the past week.
Tun perjury case against John Broad.
foot was dismissed by the Grand Jury at
Goderich on Wednesday afternoon.
No NATION for Bast Huron Provinoi ,1
election will be held on Tuesday next,
from 12 to 1 o'clock, in the Town Hall,
Brussels.
"Sunset Tour for 1894" is the title of a
neatly gotten up pamphlet by the C. P.
R., of interest to tourists. A copy has
been handed to us.
PERSONS destroying young birds, either
ay airgun or otherwise, lay themselves
liable to a heavy flue under the Statute.
$20 is not easily picked up these days.
BICYCLE Roo.—The first run for Brus•
eels Bicycle club will take place on Fri.
day evening of this week to the social ab
D. MoQuaig's near Walton. A large turn
out is expected as riders not members of
the olub are also invited.
J. Wrr, ox, manager for the J. L. Grant
ett Co., Ingersoll Pork Packers and cheese
exporters was in town on Thursday iu
the interests of their business in looking
up live hogs. cheese &c. He is a great
believer in the Tamworth breed of hogs
Grossed with Berkshire which give a fine
export hog, for British market, They
kill 4,000 to 5,000 hogs a week.
0. 0.F. DEItoNuTRATION.— On 'Monday,
Tmly 2nd, the mammoth District Fores•
ters' Demonstration will be held at Brus-
sels. In addition to Canadian Patriotic
songs by school children, music by num.
e1•ou8 bands, grand procession and
speeches by Sigh Court officers there will
be an excellent program of sports. Foot
ball contest between Brussels and Rip-
ley ; lacrosse matches in which the
"Beavers," of Seaforth, and "Dropshote,"
of Lueknow, are matched, and Brussels
vs. Wingham ; water fight ; athletic
gnme9, sec. Grand concert with Agnes
Knox and Harry Rich as lenders in the
evening. Special railway rates. Every•
body should attend, Write the Secre£ary
if you have not a program.
Ona taj BLossolts,—W. D. Hart, agent
of the Standard Bank, Kingston, former-
ly of Bruseele, and Miss Laura Folger, of
the same city, were united in the holy
estate or matrimony, in St. George's oath•
edral, at 9:30 a. m., on Thursday of last
week. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Dean Smith. The bridesmaids were
Mies Edith Folger and Miss Price,daugh-
ter of Judge Price, and the groomsman
Geo. Hart, of Toronto. The bride was
neatly attired in white Irish poplin,
bridal veil, and carried a hunch of June
roses, and the bridesmaids ware spotted
muslin and large hate. The ahuroh was
beautifully decorated for the oocaeion.
After the wedding breakfast the happy
couple left in a private oar for Toronto
and other places on a wedding tour,
amidst the congratulations of many
friends, The wedding gifts were beauti-
ful
MAra,iroxaat.--In spite of strong pro-
testations to the boys of any intention to
"commit" matrimony Wm. Bright, the
manager of Livingston Broa. Flax mill,
Brussels, forsook the ranks of baohelor-
dom on Wednesday evening and wadded
Mise Christina Weeks. The ceremony,
was performed by Rev. Mr. Stewart at
the residence of bride's parents, near Bel,
more, about 200 guests being in attend-
ance. Miss Woaks, ei•f.e to the bride,
was•tbe bridesmaid and the groom was
supported by his brothee, Alex, Bright.
A sumptuous repast wa- provided by the
hostess to whioh ample justice was done
by all.. A jolly evening was spent by the
oona any. At few weddings is there seen
each a handsome and wide range of
beautiful gifts and no better testimonial
is needed as to the popularity of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Bright went on a *adding
trip South and on their return will Bet up
housekeeping in the Graham bloc!, Brus.
eels, The happy ooulde begin their sail
on the matrimonial sea under favorable
auepioes and with the beet wishes of a
large °trete of relatives in which Tut.
POST joins.
G. A. DE/XMAS revolved another young
Jersey by Tuesclay'e sxprese from th°
East,
Cuonve praotiee goo on in good etyle,
The Exour'eton will rml to Sarnia next
month,
Mn. B1iwpLd:On/w, of Bullett, And Prin,
olpal Cameron will be the presiding Ex-
aminers at Praeeels Eutranoe and Leav
ipk oxaminatlonts,
TIIE Ronu1d Fire Engine works have
jest completed a fine hook and ladder
trunk of improved pattern for Preston.
It is now in the peinter'e bands.
A wEex from next Sabbath a number of
Bruseele Free Masons will join their
brethren at Seaforth and attend public
service in the English church in that
town.
CnroxET,—A meeting of all persons in.
terestod in orielsot will be held at the
Queen's Hotel On Friday °vetting of title
weels at 8 o'olook. The intention is to
organize and play a few local mabehee.
SATUsDAr afternoon Of thio week Brue.
eels and Atwood footbelliats will play a
match on Victoria Park. Atwood waute
to win book their lost laurels if they can.
Brussels boys wilt put up a good game,
Tait Chicago Herald writes Tne POST
that a man giving his name as Charles
Howard is swindling the Canadian public)
by representing himself as agent for- that
paper and aolioiting eubsoriptione. They
don't know him.
Accrnxoo,—John Wilbee bad the mis•
• fortune to have several of the fingers on
his left hand badly lacerated by coming
in contact with a saw in Ament Bros.'
factory last Monday, Re will be laid off
work for some time.
Dmxxn.—The members and adherents
of the Methodist ohurcb have decided to
provide dinner and supper on Dominion
Day in the skating rink. A number of
committees have been appointed to parry
out the arrangements, so that the im-
1nen80 crowd expected used not gohueery.
.
Preparations will be made to entertain
1000 people.
MESSRS. SooTT & JONES chipped two
oars of fine export cattle from Brussels on
Thursday of this week. The following
are the weights :—
owNER. RE51DEN0E, N0. HEAD. 19516259.
Jno. Hislop, Grey, 13 17,900
John Smith,3 3,320
W. Yuill, 4 4,870
Thos. Pepper, " 2 2,010
W. Bennett, " 6 7,750
R. Currie, Morris, 2 2,440
W. Bryan,5 7,450
TRE editor of THE Poem returne thanks
to the Paisley Caledonian Sooiety for
complimentariee to their games and can-
oert on Dominion Day. They have the
usual Caledonian program of games and
sports, with hose reel nee, 48th High-
land Pipets' Band, Sword combat and
other ath'a:tions. Brussels and its
monster demonstration will occupy our
attention that day. We also acknowledge
the receipt of a Press badge from Her•
ristan Driving Park Association. The
Spring meeting will be held on Friday of
next week, June 22nd inst.
Two runaways took place Tuesday
forenoon. Beattie's team was hitched to
a commercial wagon to take away a
load of trunks from the Queen's when
the animals took fright and made off.
They ran up Tornberry street to Flora,
running through the driveway at the
market Bottles and shortly after upset the
wagon in the ditch damaging it some.
what. Messrs. Roddick & Wake's pon-
ies took their skirmish 24 miles South of
Brussels when the boys were going to
work. One of the ponies stumbled and
fell, breaking the tongue of the wagon.
The animals took advantage of the situ-
ation and made off. Vitas, Wake was
elightly injured in the throw ant he got.
Fred McCracken was unharmed. The
wagon was not benefitted by the accident.
Onto.—On Wednesday of last week,
Esther, beloved wife of Louis Fountain,
died at her ]tome, near Walkerton, aged
56 years. The manse of death was dia-
betic with which she had been troubled
for some time. Mrs. Fountain was born
at Woodstock and after resided in Burford
before removing to Bruce Co. where she
was united in marriage about' 25 years
ago. Her husband, one son and two
daughters survive her. The deceased
was the youngest sister of Samuel Rivers,
of Brussels, and he and Mies Annie at-
tended the funeral on Friday at Walker-
ton. Rev. J. W. Sliilton conducted the
service. DIr. Fountain's parents, who
were French people each lived to the age
of 100 years. The old gentleman fought
under Gen. Brock at Lundy's Lane.
Trig NorEs.—The bills are out an-
nouncing the program for the Summer
races on July 2nd in Brussels. The races
are a 3 minute trot in which are 10 en•
tries. Puree, $400 ; 2:50 trot or pace,
$200 purse; and a 2:30 trot or paw, purse,
$200. Mile heats, 3 in 5. A big crowd ie
oounted•on.—The track is in prime eon.
dition after the heavy rains.—"Florence
G.," "Tennyson" and "Sarnaa" are batik
to Brussels and along with "Dr. Living-
ston," "Genie Pickard" and others are
in training every day under R. Roach.—
At the Port Huron races last week there
were 125 entries for the 12 races. There
were 16 horses started in the 2.40 class,
"Lord Tennyson" winning 4th money.
"Sammie" west in the 2.28 class and cap-
tured 2nd place, making the best time of
the race in the 3rd beat, 2.29. "Flor-
ence G." paned in the 2.18 class and was
awarded 4th money, beet time 2.28.
She also took pert in the frse•for-all and
won let beat in 2.20, going the } mile in
1.00. There were 8 horses started. Four
of these were distanced and one drawn.
"Florence" got 3rd money. Driver Roach
had a successful experience, winning 0
races. He drove "Nat Oraaker" for Tip,
O'Neil, Petrolea, in the 2.40 elan and
gob and money, and "Nettie Y," belong-
ing to Wm. Stroud, Hamilton, in the 2.•
24 class, taking 2nd place. At Woodstook
he handled the same mare on Tuesday
in a 2.20 event, winning lat and 3rd
beate from "Gsrty B." and "Belmont
Chief" and secured 2nd money, "Gerty"
taking the race. Mr. poach has prob-
ably no equal in Ontario as a suoceesful
driver. Sheriff Littlefield and Mr. Rey
nolde, of Detroit, offered Mr. Roach a
situation to drive their horse "Watch
Eye" through the Grand Circuit. He
has shown them a private trial of 2.08
over the mile track. Re ie entered in all
the big stakes during the season. Mr.
Roaoh could nob accept owing to other
engagealente.—"Lord Ferguson,' of Lie•
towel, won lot mon5y at Stratford last
week in the 2,50 pace, cutting down the
time to 2.191. This is his drat season on
the turf. "Sir Harry Willson," of Hamil•
ton, made the boat time on record in Can.
oda over a half•milo track in the 2nd
heat, viz. 2.16, againet a strong wind,—
Next week 'lFIorene°G.," "Saranac" and
"Tennyson" go to the Eamilton rano.
13xati0Nll.M.— Tltursday of iseb week will
be a red letter flay in the hiebory of R, 5,
Pelton, proprietor of the Atwood Rea..
On that day Rev, ATr, Branton (spolte the
magic) worde malting 1?„ S. and Wee M.
Jpbneton, of Galt, husband and wife.
The oersmony was performed at the
home of the bride. The happy twain
went to Woodetoels for a week, conPe•
goently the Pee dose not appear title
week, .TIE POST and lte eta 1f eend eon,
grabulatione to Mr. Pelton and bride with
the ]lope that many years of happineee
and prosperity may be theirs.
LAcnosstt,--Tho fist laoroese matols
played in Bruesele for several pare took
place on Thursday afternoon of last week
on Victoria Park, The opposing teams—
Ernosole and Bankston — battled for
championship honors in oonneotion with
the recently organized Maitland League,
Game was oalled.at 4180 by T. Cornyn, of
Wingham, referee. For 1* houre emboli
WAS kept in lively motion with the oche
largely in favor of the home olnb, who
won handily with a Ooore of 9 to 0. Fol-
lowing ie the names of the members of
each team and the position played:—
nitneeELe, 9Annr5TON.
hier.,eau goal Nicholson
James point O. A. Oook
J, McAlpine cover point Wright
12. Rose lab defence Lennon
Thompson Sud Dowling
Davies 9rd " Bradley
Jackson Centre Hi -Minnow'
Strong aril home Adolph
Stewart 2110 Atkinson
Shaw 1st " Henry
R. McAlpine outside " J. Damnation
McBain home Wbetlaufer
Brussels has the material for a tiptop
lacrosse team and by close attention to
practice they will make it lively for the
most of the stubs in the league. On
Thursday afternoon of next week they
cross Woke with the Winghamitee at that
town. The Harriston boyo were enter.
tanned at the Queen's Hotel, returning
home on Friday morning.
People We Know.
J. Ferguson Sundayed in Listowel.
G. F. Blair Sundayed in Godorioh.
R. McAlpine visited Luoknow last Sun•
day.
Dr, Parfitt was visiting in Brussels last
week.
Mrs, J. Thompson has returned to
Newark, N. J.
Barrister Helms bead, of Seaforth, was
in town last Monday.
A. E. Pentecost, of Hamilton, Sunday.
sd
will friends in town.
1:rs. S. Pearson his gone to Port Hur-
on to %hilt her daughters.
Mrs. T. Umbright, of Elmira, has been
visiting relatives in Brussels.
Miss Rebeoaa Holmes was visiting
relatives in Hallett this week.
Mise Kate Wilson is visiting in Toron.
to and Mies Lizzie Wilson in Hullett.
Miss Maggie McKay, of London, is re•
newing old acquaintances in Brussels.
Mrs. J. L. Kerr is visiting her daugh-
ter and sister in Guelph for a few weeks.
Mrs. Walker and daughter, of New
Hamburg, are visiting at Hugh Williams',
Brussels.
Sirs, (Rev.) Perris is visiting at J. N.
Kneuhtei's. Mr. Perris has gone to the
Assembly.
Dan. McDonald is home from Seaforth
and has taken a position in tbeEnterprise
salt works.
W. Blashill and A. Reid will attend the
High Oourt of the Oenadlan Order of
Foresters' next week,
Rev. R. Paul and wife arrived home on
Friday from a visit of nearly three weeks
with relatives and friends.
Dirs, Joshua Bowman, of Listowel, and
Mrs. Winger, of Ayton, were visiting
Miss Blakeman, of this town.
W. Musgrove, whose health has bean
none too good of late,talks of taking a trip
to the Old Country this season.
Mrs. Talon Leckie and sone and Mise
Nellie Varcoe, of Toronto; are visiting
relatives and friends in Brussels.
Geo. Halliday and J. Ballantyne were
in Seaforth last Sunday. The silent
:teed was the mode of conveyance.
Miss Joan Rose arrived home Monday
evening after a stay of six months itt
Nebraekn, where she was Seedling.
Councillor McCracken was called to
Peterboro' last Saturday owing to the ill-
ness.of his mother who is well advanced
in life,
Stanley Jackson, a druggist from Wood-
stock, bas come to town to take charge of
J. T. Pepper's drug store for him. THE
POST extends a weloome to Mr. Jackson.
Chris. and James Grimoldby and Bd•
ward Hart, of Owen Sound, .were in town
this week. They came over on the biay•
cies on Monday. The distance is about
90 milee,
Jas. Danford, of Clinton, formerly of
Brussels, has been ill with inflammation
of the bowele. E. 0. Danford was over to
see him last Sunday. We hope he will
soon be O. K.
Mies Annie Armstrong, a daughter of
Wm. Armstrong, formerly of Bruseele,
now of L'Anse, Mich., will be married on
Wednesday of next week. The groom
will be Harry F. Ingersoll, The wedding
takes place at the residence of Mrs. M.
Wallace.
Business Locals,
AUCTION SALn,—See Good Bros. advt.
on page 5.
JOST received one oar Manitoba Patenb
Flour. Backer & Vanstons.
Fon single harness oheap and durable
'some to us. I. C. Richards.
MILac pans, milk pails and strainers of
the best quality at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
BARKER & VANnTONE have opened out a
flour and feed store at Backers old etend,
Brussels.
Worm WANTED.—Higheet price paid for
all kinds of wool delivered at our flour
and feed store. Beaker & Vanatone.
A FULL stock of creamery Dane and
milk Dans of the very beet material and
workmanship at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
10 max galvanized palls, japanned,
8 for 25o., regular price 30o each. Only
a few dozen on hand, and can't be re.
placed for double the money. Ballantyne
Wilton.
CAnn,09 plants, early and late, cauli.
flower and tomato° planta now ready.
Celery in season. A fine collection of
house and bedding plants, new varieties
at T. Kelly's,Bruseels. 45.4
WELL-DIoenoo AND DnILLINo.—George
Birt has all the neoeesary machinery foe
digging and drilling wells and is prepar.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure eatisfaebion.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terme reasonable, Residence
second door north of the bridge, wet
side of Turnberry st,, Brussels, 34.18
2T4X )4 134XE o.r C4av'4]»,
«os1R'.T.f'rs3'Lxs,'I3".= 0,87199.
HEAP OFFIOE, - TORONTO,
.ASSETS, - - (Seven Million' Dollars) W 57,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) 52,000,000
Amain in all principal panto in Ontario, Quebec, h{afitfeta, ,Unitn4 Slates cG E4tglaii1,
elesed4`'a5° a ;moo,
4 General Banking Business Transacted. Fwrmnre' Notate Dlsoounted,
Drafte 'mod and Oolleotione made ors all pointe.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 51.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Smut. ATTENTION GIVEN TO TEM COLLECTION OF FAMINES' BALE NOTES.
Illvery faoility afforded Onstomere living at a distance,
3. A. STEWART, MANAOEn.
GILLXES 84 SNITII, 13ANZERS,
13 IR) SS]LS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts J3ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. -
FARMERS NOTE DISCOUNTED.
SALT NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Sa v'zxts Balm DEP, fir°�11ta'.
interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twine a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Speoial Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
590 client to write Insurance In old h:ngileh or Canadian Continuities, or 10 Mut-
ual Companies as nu5Y be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : TIIE CANADIAN BANE OF.COonaasoo.
Wool. wanted at Breeze's woollen mill.
Highest prise in cash or trade.
MIDMOST price paid for any quantity of
good wool. HOwE & Co. Brussels
0, O. F,—For the next three months
special inducements will be offered by
Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0.
F., Brussels, to any person desiring to
become a member of that Order, the in-
itiation fee being reduced during that
time. As this is one of the leading In-
surance and Beneficiary Societies in the
country people should take advantage
of this offer. For full information ap-
ply to
A. Ruin, C. R. ;
A. Komene, F. S. ;
W. BLeaumu, Treas.
BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER. -2,000 rolls
of beautiful Amerioan Wall Papers just
to hand, bought at lees than 50o on the
dollar. Don't listen to clap -trap but
come right along and choose at your own
price. Elegant gilts at 10o, 150, 20o, and
25o, formerly sold from 80e t0 60e. All
papers hung perfectly at 10o. Come all
and come quick, for they won't last.
W. Roddick.
A weakly labor paper is to be started
in Winnipeg.
The inquest into the Hartley alleged
poisoning 0000 was resumed at New Dur•
ham Wednesday, the press and the pub-
lic being exoluded. Prof. Ellis is said to
have reported arsenic in the etomaoh ;
and Ling, the hired man is said to have
made a written confession implioating
Mrs. Hartley.
030RT0 .
Duseonn.—In Langdon, Dakota, on May
26th, the wife of Mr. Harry Danford
formerly of Brussels, of a son.
COATEe,—In Ethel, on JO Oa 7th, the
wife of Mr. John Coates of twin
daughters.
Wan: t.—Ab London, on May 26th, the
wife of Mr. T. H. Webber, formerly
of Brussels, of a son.
MARRSaD,
BRIGHT—Wocxs.—At Belmore, on June
13th, by Rev. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Wm.
Bright, of Brussels, toMiss Christina
Wooks, of Belmore.
PELTON—Jonl,s'ON.—In Galt, of Thurs-
day, June 7th, at the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Bran.
ton, Mr. R. S. Pelton, editor of the
Atwood Bee, to Miss M. Johnston, of
Galt.
BART—FoLOER,—In SI. George's caths.
drat, Tune 603, by the Very Rev. B.
Buxton Smith, dean of Ontario, Mr.
William D. Hart, manager of the
Standard Bank, formerly of Brussels,
to Miss LauraE.Folgsr, eldestdaugh-
ter of Mr. B. W. Folger, of Kingston,
T2Ea.
COATEs.—In Ethel, ou June 10th, the
twin daughters of John and Annie
Coates, aged 3 days.
BELT.—In McKillop, ou June lltb, Sam•
uel J. A., infant son of James Bell,
aged 10 months and 80 days.
McFADzaau.—In Vasilia, California, on
June 18th, John, eat of Tltoe. Mc-
Fadzean, of Grey, aged 80 years.
METCAne.—In Ontario, California, on
June 10th, Wm. R., second eon of
Henry Metcalf, of Guelph, and nep-
hew of Mrs. J. L. Kerr, Brussels,aged
26 years.
FOUNTAIN.—At Walkerton, on June 0th,
Esther, beloved wife of Louis nun.
tate, aged 56 years.
MINES.—In Grey, on June 8rd, Martha
Holt, beloved wife of Wm. Mines,
aged 68 years.
INGERSOLL, Ont., June 12.—Offerings
today :-2,287 boxes June make ; sales,
087 boxes at 8 15.16c ; market quiet.
TORONTO, June 12,—Flour, ebraight rol-
ler, $2 55 to $2 65 ; extra, $2 40 to 52 50,
Wheat, white, 580 ; spring, 60o ; red
winter, 58o ; goose, 56e ; No. 1 Manitoba
bard, 710 to 72o ; No. 2, 70o ; winter
wheat on the northern, 590 to 600. Peas,
53a to 56o. Barley, No. 1, 440 to 450 ;
feed, 890 to 410. bate, 38c ; corn, 51o.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y., June 1d.—Cat-
tle, three oars, stockers steady. Sheep
and lambs—forty.two cars ; markeb very
bad ; almost nothing doing ; fair to good
mixed sheep, $8 25 to $8 GO ; good to
fanny spring lambs, $4 to 54 50 ; fair to
good Iambs, 52 50 to 58 50. Hogs -6
care ; 5o to 10o higher ; beat 'Yorkers,
pigs and mediums brought 55 ; Belling
mostly at $4 90 to $4 95 ; all good heavy
stook, 56.
TORONTO, ,Tune 12. --Business wee fair-
ly active at the western yards to -day, and
prism ruied firm. There was a good de-
mand for export cattle, and they sold at
413o to 4.go per 1b., the latter forexception•
ally choke animals, Bukhara' cattle in
good demand, with sales of the best
butchers' at 40, and medium at 810 bo 8}0
Mi
per lb. Inferior sold at 3o, eh sows
sold at 525 to $50 each, and calves at $4
to 56 per head. Sheep firm, the best ex•
porters bringing $5 50 to $6, and butoh-
ars' $4 50 to $5 each. Yearling lambs
sold at 40 to 44o per lb., and spring Iambs
at $3 25 to $8 75 each. Hoge were firm,
choice baron lots selling at $5 to $5 15
per hundred lbs., heavy fats and stores at
$4 70 to $4 85, and inferior at 54 20 to
54 50.
AT the Montreal stook yards at Point
St. Charles, receipts last week were 2,•
380 cattle, 800 sheep and . 1,100 hogs,
compared with corresponding week last
year shows a decrease of 1,000 cattle and
and an increase of 600 sheep. Good ex-
port cattle firm at about 4} to 40e. The
local supply being somewhat limited
dealers had no trouble is selling at a pro.
fit. The supply of hogs was in excess of
the demand, closing 10 cents lower with
several lots left unsold. We quote the
following as being fair values :—Cattle,
export, 413a to 4io ; do. hatchets' good, at
3}e to 81u ; do. do. medium 3o to 8710 ;
do. do. culls 20 to lo ; Inge $5.00 to $5.10 ;
lambs $4 to $5 ; salves $2 to 5,
m -nTSS}7S.S 7A/lA1=SF3ET3,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley ........ .......•
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton., .... .
Salt per bbl., retail......
Hides trimmed
Hide rough
Sheep skins, each. ... ,..•
Lamb skins each
Apples per bbl..
Wool
Pork, Live
54 56
52 55
35 37
52 58
82 38
12 13
7 00
300 350
35
6 00 7 00
1 00 00
3
1113 2
50 'G6
15 00
1 50 1 75
13 15
4 00 4 25
THE'PE,'OPLE'S COLUMN.
a000 YOUNG 00W FOR
‘.A Sale, Newly calved. Enquire at Tun
roeT.
HOOK WANTED, GOOD
' Wages. Apply at the 010290N'S 9101-
I;L, Brussels, at (tune,
CARPET WEAVING- DONE.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS, aIc0R 11'7,
nearly opposite Dr. Mclielvey's, Brussels.
VOTING GIRL WANTS SITU-
ATION to do light household work or to
cure 10• Children. Apply to
MRS. A, bt,IDAS OM, Brussels.
CLOVER HAY.—WILL PAY
cash, when nut and delivered for about
8 antes of olover hal', or clover and timothy.
Apply at once to
G. A. D1IIADMAN,
Druggist & Bookseller.
ACOMFORTABLE FIRST -
Claes buggy for solo at price away
down from original cost. Good as new. For
pique, terms, &a, 59lt111tDH
1y at
T. FLN0Ti0R'S
Jewelry Store, Bruesele,
STRAYED ON THE PREM-
ISED of the and °reigned, lot 5, con, 19,
Ott or about May 18th, 1804,a yearling heifer.
Ovenor may have the same by proving pro-
perty ,paying expenses and taking her away,
JOHN BWEN,
47.4 Walton.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a By-law was passed by the Mun-
totpal Council of the Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Brussels on the 21st day of May, A.
D.1894 "provlding for the issue of Deben-
tures to the amount of 85,000 for the purpose
of raising by way of loon the sum 0885,000
to redeem Dobenturee of the Corporation
falling due on the let day of June, A, D.1594,
and that such 11 y -law was passed by author-
ity of 5t Victoria Chapter 40, Revised Sta•
totes of Ontario, and that snob By-law was
registered In the ltegietry Moe of the Coml.
ty of Huron on the Twenty-third day o1 May
4.19.1891, Any motion to quash or set aside
the same, or any part thereof, must be made
within, three menthe from the date of ltegie-
tration and cannot be made thereafter,
Dated the 12th day of June 1994.
48.3
F. S. SCOTT, Clerk.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T tD A. MONAUGHTON, M. D.
• C. M„ 1..Ii, U.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
8.Ont. Residence and olbloo in Wileon'e
Bloch, corner of Mill and Turnborry -Ste,
J•
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Ph ysiolan, Surgeon A000neber, oto,
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OFFICE—Next door ie
McDonald & 00,, Walton Ont.
,TYPE 10, 1894
,' ' UY YOUR » •
e ob0ro
—AND—
pet
---AND—
i,
Pars G'00,
—AT—
Pepper's
Drug Store,
If you Want the Best.
LEGAL AND .CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
i• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. OIDoo—Vanstouo's)}loon, Brute:
eels. 21.0m
WM. SINOLAIB,
• Solicitor, Cpnvoyanoer,NotaryPub-
lie, &e, OEoe—Yanstone's Block 1. door"
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds. to
Loan,
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
' Barristers, Solicitors, Notarise Publlo,
Goderioli, Ont,
M. 0. OAtOEoON, 0. 0., PH1LIr IIOLT,'
DUDLEY IIOLME6.
BLAIR, BARRISTER,
G
F. Solicitor, he, (lute o1 Gamow &
Prou4foot'e Of lee, Goderf011) Office over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
S)F1NTTST:
M. CAVANAGH, L. Et S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal Cohere of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uui-
vereity. °Erma—Over A,R. Smith's Store,
Brussels, Will visit Wroxeter the 101 and
Ord Mondays and B1)11 the 2nd and 4111
Wednesdays of each month.
DE. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto. University,
Licentiate 'loyal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a speolaltyy. Moder-
ate Foes, Satisfaction Assured. °Mee over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St., llrus-
eels,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
!J • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat an
diseases of domestfoated animalsin a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. U1Bee and infirmary Pour doors
north of bridge .Purnberry at., Brussels.
�H. M00RE, V. S.,
• H. M., V. M. S. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all
domesticated animals treated 011 scientific
prnnotltlss. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty. Calls promptly
attended to. OtOee, over John Ston & Oocb-
rane's marble works. Infirmary at Beattie's
livery barn, Brussels, Ont. • 20.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WI3. A�IoCRACKEN,
• IeeurorofMarriageLisenees. OIBoe
tit his Or000ry, Turnbot-ry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
'• Tonsorial Artist. Shap—Next door
south of A. M. Moliay & Co's hardware store.
Ladiee'aud nbildreua hair cutting a epeoialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURA500E,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court.
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public)
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, funds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
Office in Graham'sB lock, Brussels.
MISS O'00NN0R, 11. T.,
Teacher of Instrumental music on
Plano or organ. Will visit Wiugham. Tues-
day and Wednesday of 65011 week. Best -
dunce onPrincess Street, Brussels.
TA. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
• Organist in St. John's Church, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art of :Teaching, of A.
W.Tbayor,Mus,boo„Now York, will give
lessons to pupils either on piano or organ.
at hie parlor over A.R. Smith's store, Btns-
sole. Vocal lessons also giyen, Terme clod-
orate.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
Auctioneer, to always ready to at.
testi sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme
cheerfully given. Orarhrook P. O. Sales
may be arranged at THE Poem Publishing
House, Brussels.
"FORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auotioneor, Sales sonduot
od on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
stock a suecialty. Orders left at THE PosT
P ubiisbingHouoe,Brussele, or sentto Walton
P. O„ will receive prompt attention,
}IAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN.
6E as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sales of /arm stook at reasonable
prices, 'Knowing the standing o1 nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks and get good seenrity when cold
on Credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea call. . 12. F S. SCOTT.
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REAL ESTATE.
T1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
MinSIGN1D hoe several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. F S, •SOOTT,Bo'llsaels,
1:41ARM TO RENT—LOT N0. 21,
1,
Don. e, Grey. About 00 acres cleared.
Immediate possession, Apply by malt to
J. 0. REFFSIO NAN, Trout. Creek,
or to 'IVM. III1LNE, Ebhol.
TpARM FOR SALE.—
For sa lo, Lot 21, Con, 15 Towushiltof
Grey,containing 100 soros, 511 of which le
eleared and seeded down, Well fenced and
specially adapted for dairy poroses, The
b &lance le heavily wooded, It isnear to.
ohunk andschool. For particulars apply
to A, MCNAIB,
40.4 Oranbrook P. 0.
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