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° o g 1 Taro Willgllatn Advanta' says t —T. B.
Our guaranteed Pure Eng-
lish Paris Green Will be found
the best, 25e, per bottle.
We on Supply as Follows :—
Tauglefoot,
Wilson's Fly Poison Felts,
Davis' Poison Pads,
Shoo Fly Paper,
Insect Powder,
Our Ingot Powder is guaranteed Pure
and is Made from closed flowers whioh is
found the best,
G. A. DEADMAN:,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
nd South, as follows:
eorsa SOUTH. GOING. NORTH,
Mail 0:64 a.m, Mixed
Express 11:60 a.m. Mail 8:19 p,m,
9.46
Allxed 9:00 p.n. Express 0:40 p.m,
cryC.i' .1 (4' tvs aftelns.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent•it.
Tint weather has been very warm.
Doa'T miss the convert next Monday
evening.
Acme your friends to Brussels for
Monday next.
Corm to Brussels next Monday and en.
joy the sports.
"SARANAc" won third money at the
Hamilton races last week.
SOME talk of organizing an Order of
Chosen Friends iu Brussels.
Hans Agnes Knox, Harry Rich and the
orchestra, Town Hall next Monday even.
ing.
&. wznnixo is on the tapis in which a
former Brusselite will return to town for
his bride.
A Xovxe daughter bas been added to
the home of W. B. Dickson, of Langdon,
Dakota, formerly of Brussels.
Jona D. RoNALn's assessment on the
foundry was reduced $3,000 at the Court
of Revision last Monday evening.
A BRIEF report of the General Assem-
bly of the Presbyterian church may be
read on page li of ibis iseue of THE Poop,
Masses. TAILOR & S iLLIE have 1'e -
moved their grocery to tbe Graham
block, in the store where Good Bros. had
their boots end shoes.
The new hook and ladder truck for
Prescott has received the finishing touch-
es from the painters and looks quite gay.
It was manufactured by J. D. Ronald.
Ssecroi. Tjaros.—The freight trains will'
be cancelled on Monday next end passes):
ger trains substituted. The night train
will not leave Brussels until 10:15 o'clock
thereby enabling the visitors to take in
the concert.
Aaioxa the freight received at Brussels
station this week was three cars of coal
for B. Gerry ; a car of tile for Harry
James and a tile machine for the Walton
tile hard. A new coal house was erected
this week in the station yard by B.
Gerry.
HARMONY CLI:D.—A Harmony Club has
been organized in town. It starts with
the following members :—'1',A. Hawkins,
Conductor ; Alex. Ross, Piano ; T. A.
Hawkins, Phone harp and mouth organ ;
W. A. McLean and A. Elingeton,Guitare;
Geo. Halliday, D. McDonald, N. Large
and 13. Davies, Mouth organs. They
make their first appearance' at W. F.
Vanstons's garden party this (Friday)
evening.
TUESDAY was a very quiet day and
everybody waited with more or less in-
terest for the closing of the poll and the
result of the voting. The Liberals had a
special wire put into the Town Hall and
in the minable hands of A. Conley full
reports were received in good time.
Wben it was ascertained that Mr. Gibson
was safe a mighty cheer went up for
East Huron, only surpassed by the news
of Sir Oliver's 600 in Oxford. About 11
p. m. a number of the youth of Brussels
indulged in a torobligbt procession and
two or three bonfires. Sky rockets, fire-
crackers, &a., added to this celebration
of a great Provincial victory.
EPwanTA LEAGUE.—Last Monday even•
ing the program at the Epworth League
was "What and why we read 0" It eon.
slated of the following ;—Reading, "Flor-
ence Nightingale's first patient," Miss
Jennie Howe "What and why I read,
Miss Mimi. Turnbull ; reading, "A. dia.
mond in the rough," Miss Minnie Ma -
Naughton ; duetts, Auto -harp and organ,
Misses Florence Hunter and Mise Mina
Turnbull ; address, Favorite authors,
Rev. G. H. Cobblodiok, B.D., ; reading
A boy's idea of Henry 8th, Chairman.
The League meeting will be saitbdrawn
next Monday eveuiug.
CONGRATULATORY. — Last Wednesday
evening a score or more of Young Liber-
als of Brussels drove over to Wroxeter
and joined in celebrating the grand vic-
tory of Thos. Gibson, RI. P. P., at the
residence of that gentleman. There was
a large company present, Howiok, Turn•
berry, Grey, Morris and Wroxeter being
eepresented. Joseph Cowan was voted
to the chair and after a short, pitlly
speech introduced a varied program of
moeia and impromptu addresses. Those
taking part were Meesre. Irwin, Gorrie ;
'Gibson, Fordwiah ; Monroe and Miller,
Wroxeter; Kendall, MaCraoken, Cam-
aro, Blair, Sinclair awe Kerr, Brussels,
'and the honored M. P. 1'. Solos were
'well sung by W. M. Sinclair, and W. A.
McLean and the Liberal Glee Club, of
Brassele. Mrs. Gibson and Miss Miller
presided et the piano. An abundant
supply of provisions was dispene.
ed after which a hearty vote of thanks
was given the genial hoot and hoetees and
the company separated after singing
"Auld Lang Syne." It was a very en•
joyable evening and quite a fitting mese
to the campaign and big majority gored.
Mr. Gibson was in his happieet mood and
made a very euitable address expressing
his thanks for the good work -dine and
gave two solos.
Swarta will start hie little pager "Brie
Girl" at )3rneeele on duly 2nd.
Dssaztu,-.•-The Saivabiott Artily le lien.
iug a Dinner in the Barracks onJifonday,
July2nd, Tickets 26 vents, All will be
welcome,
Holm MM.—Single faro bpckets
will be issued on the G. T, 12, to.alipointo
in. Canada, good to go on Saturday, 90th
inst., and return on July 3rd,
DINNEm will be served in Maitland
Rink, adjoining the Park, by the ladies
of the Methodiet ohnl'olt, on July and,
Tables will be arranged to seat 400 at a
time,
MESSRS, COCHRANE eQ' Wei:LI CON have
m'e'ted a substantial platform along the
front of their lot for the purpose of die -
playing their stook of monuments, head
stones, &c,
EVERY buei'ness man should Make all
effort to decorate his plane of business
next Monday. Haug out Minting, flags
and the like and give the town a holiday
appearance.
GARDEN PARTY,—T110 Christian I7ndea^
vor Society of St. John's church, Brus-
sels, intend giving a garden party 'tbie
evening (Friday) on thelawn of F, Van.
stone, Excellent program.
A DANpl,—The illuebrated Trade
Edition of the Guelph Mercury did credit
to both oily and publishers. The engray.
ings were excellent and true to life and
the matter was well written. Toronto
has not turned out anything better.
LAST Sunday's wind storm was a severe
one. It blew out the whole front of D.
Ewan's blacksmith shop, took off about
30 feet of roof from the fax mill and
damaged several other buildings. Shade
trees also Buffered, probably a dozen be-
, fog broken.
MEMBERS of the Ancient Order of Un-
ited Workmen will be interested in learn-
ing that the decision of the Grand Lodge
of Ontario to issue certificates for $1,000
as well as for 92,000, bas been disapprov
ed of by the Supreme Lodge in cession in
San Franoieoo.
Dram—Wednesday of last week Mrs.
Jno. Gillbard, sister to Samuel Smale,
Brussels, passed away at the home of her
daughter, at Peterboro', aged 59 years.
She was visiting Mr. Smale last Fall
and contracted la grippe on the home trip
resulting as above indioated.
EvEirTaINo points to a very sucoessful
demonetratioa at Brussels next Monday
under the auspices of the Canadian
Order of Foresters. Football, lacrosse,
athletic sports, water fight, epeeobee, brass
bands and big concert should present
variety and attraction to suit the large
crowd expected. Come and enjoy the
day.
Amino Couar.—The usual sittings of
the 4th Divi -ion Court, Huron, was held
in the To" n Hall, Brussels, on June
27%, 1894. Judge Doyle presiding. The
following cases were on the list :—Barr
ve, Wilson.—Adjourned. Randall & Roos
vs. Hamer, a garnishee case after judg-
ment.—Also adjourned. Adams & 00.
et al vs. Hamer, an interpleader issne on
order for new trial.—Adjourned. Jack-
son vs. Yuill, action for wages alleged to
be due.—The plaintiff, a youth, and one
of Dr. Baruardo'e portegeee, pleaded his
own case, the defendant also arguing his
aide of the matter, finally resulting in a
judgment by tbe Judge against defendant
for some $40.00 and coats. Several
Judgment summonses were adjourned
till next Court.
EDuoA'rroxAL.—Bruesele Public school
closed on Wednesday for the Sommer
vacation.—Last Spring Principal Camer-
on offered a book to the pupil in the
Primary Department making the highest
average in the term in connection with
the monthly examinations. Violet Coop-
er was the winner. Mr. Cameron will
repeat the offer for the Fall term.—Five
candidates are writing on the Oommercial
course hare this week and will complete
their work at Wingham on Tuesday of
next week. -18 pupils of Brussels Public
school are writing for the Entrance ; 11
for Leaving and 5 for 3rd 'lass certifi•
catee. 88 candidates in all are toning the
music at Brussels. Mr. Sbillinglaw, of
Hallett, and Principal Cameron are in
charge.
Tam Exeter Advocate says :—A very
peculiar iastence in whish Rev. E. W.
Hunt is the unfortunate loser of 980 took
plane on Friday last. It seems the good
gentleman went to Wm. Soutbcotb's
tailoring establishment for the purpose of
ordering a suit of clothes and while Mr.
Sonthcott was taking his measure for the
pants he (ietc. Hunt) took his wallet con-
taining 980 from his hip pocket and laid
it on the desk, and in some way when
leaving forgot to take it. On his return
to the store abont three o'clock in the af-
ternoon, he inquired of Mr. Sonthcott
concerning the lost treasure, bat strange
to say he knew nothing of it or how it
bad disappeared. It is very -peculiar in-
deed ae it was half -past eleven when Mr.
Haut was there and Mr. Sonthcott says
he was writing on the desk before twelve,
However it is hoped it will turn up and
be restored to the loser.
Loom vs. Cray TRADE.—Many merchan•
to in towns and villages . feel very much
chagrined and disappointed when they
see their fellow townsmen sending daily
to "the oity" for drygoode, books,
instead of pabrouiziug the men who are
the mainstay of their town. It is ex.
ceedingly lamentable to see a consaienti-
oue, upright merchant in a email town
doing his best to give the people in bis
vicinity a chance to inspect a foal range
of the season's novelties, and then when
they had fully inspected his stook, gob a
general idea of what they ought to buy,
they send for samples from "the city,"
and finally order from there. We do nob
proclaim that "to the local victor belongs
the spoils," but we do maintain that the
people of a town are fallowing their own
best interests when they patronize their
home trade. Every store in a town pays
a certain amount of rent, taxes, gas bills,
etc,, and the wages of employer and em-
ployee will amount to a snug sum every
year. Another store occupied increases
the prioe of real estate. Another store
and one or two houses oeenpied means
less taxes on other property. Another
store occupied and competing for trade
means' an increased number of visitors
rural and civic, and an inoreasod 'iron•
Whin of money in this and a dozen dif-
ferent ways. The merchants of a town
aro its baokbons. Take them out of any
town and in three months it will be as
dead ae the proverbial "door nail." They
are the eap of the town, and give it actiy.
ity and life. One live merchant is worth
ninety.nine retired farmers. Merchants
talk up the town ; they draw manufa°.
torero into itthey draw residents ; they
invest money in it ; they help it in a
thousand ways.—From the May Dns
Goons REv1Ew (Toronto and Montreal.)
' .IiE BRUSSELS
13i10e981r,e BAens,---Rxoiytlling is ready
for Monday. A, roof IMO been put on the
grand stand, and a plated fano built
along the home stretoh, The entrance
to Park on Monday will be at the "Os'ysbsl
Palace." There ore 7 entries for the
three Minato trot, And a number of liorees
booked for the two 'tiler eyenta, All will
0
b l3nussune,—T11e following card to
Metiers, Taylor & Smillie, of this town,
goes to show how muole some people are
inclined to Interfere with bite business of
utbers. The monocular gentleman refer-
red to le probably of Lietowel, a brother
baker, who..direobed interfered ;—
Guelph, Jeune 28rd,'04,
Gentlemen.—We received your lebterof
the 18th and draft all right, thanks for
same, when you write agaip,let us know
flow many loaves to semi you on the 30th
of June as there will not be any made en
Monday the and of J uly, We had your
One eyed baker here ou Thursday lot.
He came in to give us a setting out about
ehippfng bread to Brussels, but we gave
Mtn such a bluff, he was soon looking for
the door, no doubt wishing that he
had not ooms in. Yours truly,
Hmr. Boa,
City Bakery.
People We Know,
Mrs. Watson Ainley is ill. •
Mrs. W. M, Sinclair is visiting at
Windsor,
Rev. J. Law, of Belgrave, was in town
on. Monday.
H, J. Strong ie visiting relatives in the
Queen city.
Mise Downey will visit at Listowel,
Fergus and Guelph,
Thos. Bradwell, of Clifford, was in
Bruseels last Friday.
J. A. Stewart, of the Standard Bank,
spent Sunday in Toronto.
James Walker was on the slot list last
weep, his heart troubling him.
Dr. Gibson, Ohapleau, was visiting in
Brussels for a few days this ween,
R. Leatherdale and wife, and H. Den-
nis and wife spent Sunday with friends
at Seaforth.
Mies A Wynn and Mies Maggie Stew-
art, of Blaevale, were visiting in Brus-
sels last week.
Miss 3511a Tindall, of Manchester, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Hoare,
in Brussels,
Mrs. James Blashill has gone on a vis-
it to her former home in Ypsilanti, Mich.
where she expecte to spend a month.
fell.e 13raden will take a trip down the
Fr. )saw,. ace during her holidays. Miss
Minnie Moore will likely accompany her.
Frank Stretton, of Sohriber, is visit-
ing hie parents and other relatives in this
locality. The West evidently agrees with
biro.
Mrs. Frank LeBon, of Chatham, is
visiting in town. She says Mr. LeBon
has been very poorly since removing from
Brussels.
Rev. W. Baugh, of Auburn, formerly
of Walton, called on a few of his old
friends in Brussels last Tuesday, while
en ronte to Trowbridge.
Mrs. I. C. Richards, Master Percy, and
Mies Lnoy Hoare attended the marriage
of Mies Ida Winmill and S. Lentensoh-
layer, both of Manchester, on Wednesday.
On Wednesday of last week J. W. Har-
vey, formerly in Stroller's store, Bras.
eels, was united in msrriage to Miss Har-
riet M. Hopkins, of Grand Haven, Mich -
;gat).
Rev. W. E. Herr, wife and son, spent a
few days in town while on their way to
their new charge at Wroxeter. They
drove from Thamesford where Mr.. Kerr
has been stationed for the pastthree
years.
Mrs. Leppard, of Toronto, who is visit-
ing her parents and who is well-known to
the people of Brussels, has kindly con.
seated to take Prof. Hawkins' plane at the
piano at the Grand concert next Monday
evening. He has other fish to fry.
We are pleased to notice that Miss Kate
Ricbardson, formerly of Brussels, has
passed a successful examination at the
Sobool of Pedagogy, Toronto, and may
now teach as assistant in High School
work holding a 1st 'lass certificate. We
congratulate Miss Richardson on her
success.
CitUl1UH CHf11G':.
St. John's Sabbath Scoot picnic next
Tuesday.
Regular services in Melville church
next Sabbath, as the pastor is home from
St. John.
Next Sabbath evening a Praise service
will be given in the Methodist obnroh.
The pastor's subject in the morning will
be "The vision of Joshua."
Capt. Rowe, of Wharton, has been an.
pointed to Brussels in connection with
the Salvation Army. Mrs. Rowe and
son have nob come yet. Capt. Malyon
has gone to Wingham and Lieut. Parker
will boom the natio at Wiarton.
A special meeting of Maitland Presby-
tery
resbytery will be held at Wingham on Saar -
day to consider the Bslgravecongregation
difficulty.
Mrs, Lima Ross' missionary addreee in
Knox church on Thursday evening of last
week was an excellent one and was very
attentively listened to. She dealt large-
ly with the Indore Miseion, India, and
presented many interesting facts. Rev.
Mr. Cobblediok also gave a short address
on the missionary enterprise. The past.
or, Rev. D. Millar, ocacpied the chair.
Good music was supplied by the ohoir,
A. Strontium leader.
Business Locals.
ONLY 3 more days. See Good Bros.
ad t. of page 4,
Wool wanted at Brussels woollen mill.
Highest price in cash or trade.
Fon single harness cheap and durable
come to us. I. 0. Richards.
Minx pane, milk pails and strainers of
the beet quality at Ballantyne& Wilton's.
Amami & VexsxoNE have opened out a
flour and feed store at Baeker'g old stand,
Bowels.
WOOL WANTEoi.—Highest price paid for
all kinds of wool delivered at our flour
and feed store. Baeker & Vanetone.
A rur,L stock of oreamery Dane and
milk cane of the very best material and
workmanship at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
10 puma galvanized pails, japanned,
8 for 25o,, regular price 30o each, Only
a few dozen on band, and can't be re.
placed for double the money. Ballantyne
& Wilton.
Bog asueT Go.—Potato liug poison us.
ed dry. No water wanted. Perfect
ore for fly on turnips and the best far•
tilizer in the market. For sale at 13,
Ger'ry's.
OST:
S '4tN"D4.R.D 194Anir OF C4,NI4Z1r41,
Oars T.e.Z3'M SS ,T.Z= 1-07P.
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HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSTITS, (Seven Million Dollars) $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) $2,000,009
Agan; c ice in ail principal points in Ontario, Qusbco, Elided l e6a, UJoritc<l Statos d' Eta ff iayt d,
A General Banking Business' Transacted, Farmers' Notes ,Discounted.'
Drafts Issued'and Collections made on all points,.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of inn and upwards from date of deposit tb date of
withdrawal and compounded ;ball yearly.
SPEOUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO 1.11E Oo nnou;ON oy FARMERS' SALE, NOTES,
Avery faoiliby afforded Castomere living at a distanos.
J, A. STEWART, Mamma.
GTILLIES & X"1' y BANICERS,
B1)USS.ELS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United Status and Great Britain.
FARMAt2S NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPEOIALTY
S.2 PLY i° HAM DEIVEMEAT.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Prinoipal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect to write insurance in old English or Canadian 'ConIpaniee, ey In Mut.
mil Companies as nosy be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND 'UNITED STATES : .TIIE CANADIAN BANE OF OOMM$aoE.
Joer received one oar Manitoba Patent
Flour. Backer & Vanetone.
Hloaesn price paid for any quantity of
good wool. Hovis & Co. Brussels
WE are sbipping live bogs next Tilos-
any, 3rd July, parties baying any to sell
see us. poker & Vanstone.
CABBAGE plants, early and late, cauli-
flower and tomatoe plants now ready.
Celery in season. A fine collection of
house and bedding plants, new varieties
at T. Helly'e,Brussels. 44.4
WELL•DIeente AND Dmrrme.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed bo attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et„ Brussels, 34-tf
C. O. F.—For the next three months
speoial inducements will be offered by
Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, C. 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. BEID, 0. R. ;
A. Homi,Io, F. 5. ;
W. BLASHILL, Treas.
BAsoAme IN WALL PATER. -2,000 rolls
of beautiful American Wall Papere just
to hand, bought at lees than 60o on the
dollar. Don't listen to clap -trap but
come right along and choose at your own
pride. Elegant gilts at 10c, 15e, 20c and
26a, formerly sold from 30c to 60c. All
papers hung perfectly at 10o. Come all
and come quick, for they won't last.
W. Roddick.
C;a,sastali,tn News -
Saturday eveiiing's storm did consider
able damage to Drops and fences in the
neighborhood of Whitby.
A large water main has lately been laid
into the Court House grounds, Goderich,
and connections made with the buildings
and fountains,
The Hurons of Seaforth defeated Galt
by 1 goal to 0 in a final game of the home
series of the Western Football Amato. -
tion at Seaforth on Saturday.
Waterloo Chronicle:—A farmer was up
before our local magistrate tbo other day
for weighing himself with a load of bay
and lined 91 and costs. The difference
in weight an the load was 250 pounds.
Maj. Wagstaff, of Gosfleld, one of the
most widely known men in Essex, died
on Saturday afternoon after a long ill-
ness. The deceased had bald a number
of municipal positions and at one time
was a very prominent politician.
Rev.. J. A. Morrison, of Listowel, who
has accepted a Call to Toronto, will con -
clot communion servioe and preach his
farewell on July lst, and Rev. A. Hen-
derson, M. A., of Atwood, has again been
appointed Moderator of the T,ietowel
congregation until it succeeds in getting
another minister.
The Town of St. Mary's offers a reward
of $500 for the arrest and conviction of
the party or parties, who, on the evening
of the 19th June last, eet fire to the store
of J. Ready on Queen street Sib Mary's.
The Perth Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany have promised an additionalreward
of $200 for the same purpose.
Geo: Fidler had twelve sheep strayed
away, and some unprincipled scoundrel
put them in Rolit. Hawke's mill office,
Elms, where they were penned np with•
out food or water for eight days, When
Mr. Fisher got word of them tba poor
animals were nearly dead with starvation.
Two of the twelve bad in the meantime
been let loose, but were subsequently
found near by.
HORN
CoTmlmRTeoN.—In Atwood, on Juno 1518,
the wife of Mr. Geo. Cuthbertson of
a daughter.
Tmxba.
CABNoouAN.—In Grey, on June 24th,1804,
John Carnoohan,aged 60 years and
29 days.
INGnera.—In Grey, on June 2618, Mar-
garet, wife of G. 0. Ingram,
aged 44 years,
LoORnART.—In Lietewel,'on the 16th inet,
Jas. Richard, son of Joseph Lookhart,
aged 33 yeare and 4 months.
Gramala .—At the residence of herdaugh•
ter, Mrs. Salisbury, Peterboro', on
June 21st, Amelia, beloved wife of
John Gillbard, aged 69 years.
LONDON ENo., CARL&;—"Supplies have
been excessive the past week, The wee,.
flier is 'hot and the cattle trade very bad.
At Liverpool and London the extreme
top price has been 5d ; mined shipments,
40. Clearance is impossible,.
Toon, JUNE 20th,—Flour—Straight
roller, 92.70 to 92.90 ; extra, 92.40 to 92;
60.—Wheat—White, 590to 60c ; spring,
60c ; red winter, 590 to 60a ; goose, 570 ;
No. 1 Manitoba bead, 74o No. 2. 70o •
winter whnat on the northern, 59c to 60e.
Peas —540 to 65o. Barley, xo. 1, 54o to
46o ; feed 890 to 41o. Oats, 87o to 38s ;
Corn -62o.
EAiT BUFFALO, Jnue 26, Cattle—No
fresh arrivals ; market steady for good,
handy Cattle ; slow for the poorer grades.
Sheep and lambs—Not enough here to
make a market ; bot little demand pre.
wailed ; prices are quotably eteady.
Hogs—eceipts, light ; 6 oars on sale •
market strong for good, medium and
heavy weigbte, ar yesterday's prisms ;
Yorkers, $5.30 to 95.3 ; medians $6.30 to
$5.35 ; heavy ends, good. 94.75 to $5 ;
pigs 96.25 to $5.40.
as m mm9I m sax..eawamcaaers,
Fall Wheat 55 57
Spring Wheat 58 56
Barley 35 88
Peas 62 53
Oats 84 35
Butter, tubs and rolls13 14
Eggs per dozen7 00
Flour per barrel 3 00 3 50
Potatoes 40 50
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00 00
Hides trimmed 3
Hides rough .. 1l5 2
Sheep skins, each 60 00
Lamb skins each 15 00
Apples per bbl., 1 60 1 75
Wool, 16 17
Pork, Live 4 00 4 25
THE PEOPLE'S COI,IJI1 .
!.LOUD YOUNG COW FOR
l7l Sale. Newly calved. Enquire at TUE
year.
CLOVER HAY.—WILL PAY
cash, when cut and delivered for about
Inv, aoree of clover ll, or olovor and timothy.'
Apply at once to
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist .& Bookseller.
HAY CUTTING.—THE SUB–
sows= has 8 or 4 acres of beaver
meadow bay that he yenta cut, either on
shares or for cash. Apply at osoe. Ray can
be stacked on farm if desired. 1 have also a
4 yedr old filly for Bale.
ADAM SCOTT,
00- 4th line, Morris.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that ally -law was passed by the Mun-
icipal Council or the Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Brassele on the Met day of Olay, A.
D.1804, providing for the lime of Deben-
tures to the amount of 95,000 for the purpose
of raising by way of loan the sum of 56,000
to redeem Debentures of the Corporation
falling due on the 1st day of June, A. D. 1804,
and that such 19 y -law was passed by author-
ity of 51 Victoria Chapter 45, Revised Sta-
tutes- of Ontario, and that such By-law was
registered in the Registry °Moe of the Coun-
ty of Huron on the !twenty-third day of May
A.D. 1804. Any motion to quash or set aside
the same, many part thereof,must be made
within three months from the date of Regis-
tration and cannot he made thereafter.
Dated the 1211i day of June 1094.
48.3 P. S. f300TT, Cleric.
MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGIiTON, M. D.
•. U.M., L.R,U.P., Edinburgh, M.0, P.
S. Ont. liesidoueo and office in Wilson's
Bleak, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D
• Physician, Surgeon, Accouch , oto.
Graduate of Toronto IImveroity A edioal
1'aaulty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont, 087181011—Noxi door to
McDonald & 00„ Walton Ont.
Notice to Creditors.
Pursuant to Revised Statutes of Ontario,
3887. Chap. 115, notice is hereby given that
all persona having any claim or demand
against the estate of John Rlbohie, late of
the Toweehip of. Grey, in the County of
Huron, who died on the 205 day of May, 1894,
are required to send or deliver tothe under-
signed, the Executors of the estate of 0545
deceased on or before the Lille Bay of July,
3894„ full parti0ulare of their Malmo, with
their names and addressee, and take notice
that after the said 18th day of JulyY, 1894, the
Amid Monitore will proceed to distribute the
estate of the said deemed among the per -
eons untitled thereto, having regard only to
the Malmo of which notice shall have been
Rfyon and said Executors will not be liable
for the assets or any part thereof eo distri-
buted, to any person of whose claim notion
shall not have been received at the time of
sash distribution.
DAVID dAMPBELL,
'PHOS, McFAD19AN, f Iixeenbore,,
50.8 Walton P. O.
Jtr,_E 29, 1894
alisacamiesionammaysosainains
Flies and bunts !
Sticky Fly Paper,
Fly Pads and
Pure Dalmatian Lased Rowdel•, ,
Best White 'Hellebore
Paris' Green
Pepper's Drug Store,
LEGAL AND cONVEYAI1CM.
JL, TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solleitorand Conveyancer, (lollop.
Mons made, Uhf's—Vanstona'sBloog, Stro-
mlo. 21-3m.
' T NI, SINOLATR,
• SoAoitor Ooliyeyaneor NoteryPub-
Ilo, &o, ' efts- 'tel,one's piook 1 door
north 4f Central Hotel, 'Private Ffunds to
Loan,
OAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Puglia,
Godoxioh, Ont.
It, O^ OADtEn0N, Q. 0., PIIILIP HOLT,
OTJDLEY SEMLMES.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER„
• Solloitor, &o, (late- of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Office, Godorlch.) Moo oyer
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. - 47
DENTAL..
1) E IN 701 .faa
M. CAVANAGH, L. R. 5d D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. OFrior—Over A. R. Smith's - Store,
Brussels, Will visit Wroxeter the 1st and
8rd Mondays. and Blyth the 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays of each month.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto- UniyersIty,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a epeoialty, Moder-
ate over
Barrett's arberrshop, Turnbeaction rry St.t.OeBoas-
sole.
' VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
ey • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College,ie prepared to treatall
diseases of domesticatedanimals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Omoe and InSrmary—Four doors
north of bridge 'Turnberry et., Breese/B.
MH. MOORE, V. S,
• H. M., V, M. S. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all
domesticated animals treated on scientific
principles. Hove° dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty. Calls promptly
attended to. Omoe, over Johnston &Oooh-
raue's marble works. Infirmary at Beattie's
livery barn, Brussels, Ont, a. 20 -
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH. MoORACKEN,
•
atlas Gr000ry Furnbe rygstreet,'Hrnseee1 .oe
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist- Shop—Next door
south of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies'and Ohildrens hair cutting a epecialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSUI1ANOE,
FIRES AND MARINE.
•
GUELPH.
ALEX, HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Insurance Agsnt, Funds
invested and to loan. 0onleetione made.
°aloe hl Gralram'sBiook,Bruesole•
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.
Teacher of instrumental music on
Plano or Organ, Will visit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week. Resi-
dence on Princess Street, Brussels.
TA. HAWKINS, M. C. S. M.
• Organist in St. Join's Ohuroh, Brus-
sels, and pupil, iu the Art of :Teaching, of A.
W. Thayer, Aias, Doo„ Now York, will give
lessons to pupils Dither on pians or organ,
at hie pallor over A. R. Smith's store, Brun -
Bele. Vocal lessons also given. Terms mod-
erato,
AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, ,s always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terms
cheerfully given. Orarhrook P.C. Sales
may be arranged at TUE ?on Publishing
Roues, Brussels.
EORGE KIRKBY,
Liobneed Auctioneer. Salve conduct
od on reasonable terms, Farms and .1arm
stock a specialty. Orders left at TUE POST
P ublishing Hou BO Brneaela, or aeutto Walton
P. 0., w111 receive lironipt attention.
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
SE as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to ooncioot Bales of farm stook at reasonable '
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person.I am In a position to Sell to
good marks and got good eoourity when old
on credit. Satlefaotion guaranteed, Give
meaoath 82- F S. SCOTT.
REAL ESTATE..
I'1ARMS FOR SALE.—'THE UN•
DnnBOGNUD has 0890051 good Farre for
sale: and to rent, easy terms 1n Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 8. S6OTT,Bruesels.
11ARM TO RENT—LOT NO. 21,
Con. 6, Grey. About 80 soros clear' d
Immediate poaee8e1on. Apply by mail to
J, 0, REVERE NAN'lirout Creek,
or to WM, M1LNI0, Ethel,
.�' AF lrisale Looe 21, Con. SLEi11'Township of
Grey, containing 110 acres, 00 of which le
cleared and seeded down. "Wall fenced and
nodally adapted for dairy. -purposes. The
balanoo is heavily -wooded. It is near to
berth and sohool, For particulars apply
to 40 4 A, ranbr
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