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Uee oar 1:Iellebore to destroy
the worms ea your Cermet
and Gooseberry Became,
When you want Pure
Parks Green
Yoe oan depend on us"supply
ing you with a good article.
Insect rowder
We have Insect :Powder good
and oheap. When you want
any of the above please call.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller aid
Graduate Optician,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY..
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brusslo Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorse SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
14a11 0:54 a.m. Mixed a.m.
Sxmofie 11:40 a.m. 4La{i ens p.m.
Krsea 9:00 p,rn, 1lxerese .,,.., 0;40 p,m,
rani "etas 1 ±e nL,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
Cons to Brussels on Friday, May 24th.
Tim gloves found. Enquire at THE
.DOST,
BRussEL5 School Betted meets this (Fri.
day) evening.
OOuNCILLon LEATn000. LE'a new driving
barn is nearly completed.
TRE course stones on Turnberry street
are being raked off and broken.
Vest. °ARER°N bas greatly improved
bis recently purchased residenoe.
HUGH R. ELLIOTT, Grahamville, has
added a kitchen to his residence,
Mumma Orangemen will go to Leek -
now for the celebration on July 12th.
HAVE you cleaned up your yard 7 The
Sanitary Inspector will commence his
rounds next week.
JNo. MOBAIN bas bad a new awn ing
and a nicely silver lettered sign put u . at
his tailoring establishment.
THE interior of the Queen'e Hotel has
been receiving an .overhauling and is
greatly improved by new wall paper,
painting, &c.,
LOST on Turnberry Or Queen street on
Wednesday evening, a $5.00 bill. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
THE Pose Publishing House.
Tem heat for a few days during the
past week bus been something unusual
for this season of the year. 90 degrees in
the shade was registered by the thermom-
eter.
MESSRS. BARKER it VANsrONE, who have
purchased Maitland Skating rink, talk of
pulling it down and utilizing the lumber
toward the erection of two house on the
same lot,
BICYCLE.-Frfdav evening of this week
A meeting of the -Bicycle Club will be
held at G. F. Blair's °face to arrange
trophies for club races, also to talk over
she reuetion of tuiforne, &c.
THE LATEST Ga5111 LAws. Book agents
may be killed from Augnet lst to October
1st ; spring -poets from March 1st to Jaly
1st ; acandalmongere from January 1st to
December 31st inclusive ; umbrella bor•
rowers from February let to May 1st, and
from Augnet 1st to November 1st ; open
seasons all the year round on life insur-
ance agents, and the fellows who borrow
their neighbor's papers.
Beussees Ciinrnno.-The undersigned
wishes to notify all concerned than he
n'ill be at the cemetery on Wednesday
afternoon of each week during the Sum.
mor for the purpose of fixing up graves
or plots, straightening headstones or do-
ing such other work as owners of Tote
may desire. Terms reasonable. If in-
struction, are sent by mail address me
at Brussels P. 0. It&DT. ARSraTRONO,
Caretaker.
?3to oslebratioll fn Brussels oq Queen's
Birthday. See programs.
Tete orioket . pinb will re•orgenize On)
Friday evening of this week, . Meeting et
Queen's hotel,
Notrtw MoNauouwpa is 'supplying fresh
deli to the town and oountryeicte, They
soma from Luise Boron.
THE B3iayele (Nub's rum this weals wee
to Wroxeter Thursday. First detaoh•
meat at 4:15 aid second et 0:30 o'oloolc
A armee oompuoy of young, people went
put to Chas, Kitohie's, Morrie, on .lues.
day evening, and had a most sujoyable
time.
Bnossn,s football olub played a match
at Wroxeter on Thursday of this week.
Atwood team is expected here on Satur-
day afternoon,
Koons. Oration & DAMES shipped feel'
ogre of extra fine export oattle last Mon.
day. Geo, White and Wan. Stubbs et*
oompenied the stook end will take oharge
of them on the Atlantio.
THE Atwobd Bee says :-Tnit Bass.
80L5 Pon, displayed a commendable
stroke of enterprise last wools by getting
out a 12 page edition, 1t Was liberally
supported by the local advertisers. •
Wnee'e the mettter with the members
of Brussels Football team getting down
to praotioe on Viotoria Park every even.
ing 7 This ie the .only way to get in
shape. There should be a pinked 11 pit.
ted against them each night,
OPTICS.-Jobn MtNanghtou arrived
home from Toronto last weeps where be
was attending the Ontario Optical lost!.
tute, Dr, Hemlll, Principal. Mr. Mo.
Naughton secured a diploma and will en
gage shortly in business as an optician.
We wish him suooss.
BEAUTIFUL PLANTS, -1. MnAlpins has
had a splendid display of flowering and
foliage plants for sale during the past
week. They Dame from Florist Ivey,
Brantford, and were rapidly pinked up.
A. fresh lot to hand this week. Call and
see them as they are well worth ,inspect-
ing.
GRAND 7'nuNn DETECTITE DAT was here
last week enquiring into the straying
oattle question. We understand that all
stock found on the streets North of the
river will be impounded, ae the G. T. R.
is determined to avert the possibility of
an aooident. Owners of cattle and hors.
es ghoul make e, note of this, at once, and
save themselves future trouble. This is
the object of sounding this warning note.
JEoSETa.-G. A.. Deadman bas been
adding more Jerseys to hie bard. Last
Tuesday he received a yearling and a five
year old both from seme dam whiph has
a record of 17 ibe. butter a week when
14 years old. Mr. Deadman says he
knows the value of this family as be has
had two for sometime that are doing re.
Inarkably. will. One giving over 1,000
lbe per mouth of very rioh milk with her
2nd calf and this on winter feed.
FRAUD. -A large roll of golden hued
butter was cutin twain in Irwin & Co.'s
store last Monday when to the surprise of
the shop.keeper the whole inside of roll
was found to contain a mase of some sort
of white grease. This was mealy covered
on all aides by butter and the fraud eldest -
by covered. °Unfortunately bbs perpe-
trator of this sneak act is not known, if
they were THE PoeT would gladly give
their name to the publio that dirty work
might be known. The only remedy we
know of is to properly grade butter' and
not pay the same price for axle grease
that is given for a No. 1 nrtiole. The
Dore is in the hands of the merchants.
OmroanT.-Henry Spence, the well.
known retired grain merabaut, and one
of the old residents of Goderich, died on
Sunday night last, after an illness of two
months. Deceased, who was born in the
the town of Leicester in the county of that-
name,
hatname, in England ; was a man of the
most exemplary oharacter, having the
esteem of all who knew him. He served
21 years in the 19th Battalion of Royal
Artillery,receiving on his discharge at
Montreal in 1858 a silver medal for good
conduct and long service, and a strongly
worded recommendation from bis oolone),
As librarian for the Quebec Literary and
Historical Society for. two years be re.
ceived from that body a very kindly testi.
menial. Sergeant Spence certainly be.
longed to a thoroughly millitary family.
His (ether was a veteran of Nile and Tra.
falgar, Copenhagen, Gibralter, Alexandria
and Cairo ; his brother, also in the Royal
Artillery, died while stationed at Corfu,
and two nephews are now in the Queen's
Life Guards. Mr. Spence name to Gode.
rich some 30 years ago, and hag resided
here ever since. He was a staunch Con•
ervativein politics, of well informed
mind, and the strictest integrity. Hie
uneral took place on Wednesday and
was largely attended. Deceased was a
rotber•in,law to Mrs. Robt. Dickson,
Brussels and Simon Grant, Grey.-Gode•
Loh Star,
OSITUARY•-Annie May, eldest daughter
1 Bev. F. E. Nugent, of Palmerston, was
orn at Harmony, near Stratford, Decom-
se 30th, 1877 and hence at the time of
er death she was 17 years, 4 months and
days old. She anoompanied her par -
eats on the following stations, namely:
den. IIespeler, Berlin, Luakhow, Lists.
wet, Mitchell and Palmerston. While
iving at' Mitchell two very solemn and
mportanb events took plane In the his.
ory of this young person. One was her
mother was gathered home to the pease
pee of God and she bas now joined her
nd both will ping the song of eternal
ove ; the other was in a revival eervioe
Inducted by her father, she wits lead
o see and feel that she was it sinner and
o receive Christ ae her personal Saviour
nd from that time forward her Christian
(arse was steadily onward and upward.
eternity she was of a kind, loving die•
osition but tinder the convertiug grace
nd eanotifying power of God her good.
els of besot and beauty of life were ate.
parent to every one and those who knew
er best loved her most. On uniting
with the church she entered with all her
earl into charoh work. Moving to
elmerston she became assistant teacher
f the infant °lass ; member of the
horoh chair; organist in the Sabbath
ebool end prayer meebiug end viae.
resident of the League. Her end was
ainfullyeuddenand unexpected by every
ne and came with °rushing weight on
he family and members of the church,
n Wednesday evening, May lst, she was
n her place at the prayer meeting and
id her part well. On Thursday morning,
arty, she was taken sick, and on Satur.
ay morning at 5 o'clock the blaster mil-
d her to a home in the skies. The
uneral took plane on Monday, May 0th,
the body taken via G. T. R. to Mitebell
and interred by the side of her mother.
The bereaved family have the sympathy
of the whole community, Inflammation
of the liver and heart Mare was said to
be the oause, of death.
CLoRE SEASON Fon nem -The Ottawa e
Fisheries Department has issued notices
regarding the close season for fish. Bass f
cannot be cangbt or sold between May
10 and June 30 ; maskiooage, fram April b
15 to Jane 15 ; pickerel, from April 15 to
Mey 15 ; speckled trout from Sept. 15 to r
May 1 ; salmon Moat and white fish,from
Nov. 1 to Nov. 30. The use of firearms, o
explosives or anaree to catch or kill fish is
prohibited. Persons convicted by the law b
will he subject to a line or imprisonment, e
and all informers receive half the fine
imposed.
1CIOEee IN THE FACE. -Leet Saturday
evening as Jno. Gesiing was arranging to
hitch up "Rumor Jr," to exercise him on
the track the horse kinked biro in the i
face, fracturing hie hey and lenooking out t
several teeth. It was a wonder he was
not killed. Gosling was removed at onne d
to the Queen's Hetet where he was oared a
for and he is making as good progress as i
could be expected, It appears that 0
"Ruiner" is noted for his ugliness in bit- t
ing and striking, so much so that be is t
bandied with the greatest precaution, a
Heretofore be has not shown a tendency a
to kick but with this latest acquisition he N
ie a menace to life and limb. Although p
a valuable stallion he should not be allow-
ed to live unless he can be curbed from n
hie man eating tricks.
Ir WAS Arm Rionr.-Quite a little Isickr- h
up was created last January over the
adding of voters' Damen to the list on h
election day, the same having been acol. P
den telly omitted, judge Doyle'sremarke o
reflecting on the Clerk's action were eVi- o
dpnily uncalled for jndgine; by the follow. 8
ing letter, which meet 5.. ooneidered an p
authority on the subject : -"I am direct. p
ed by the Attorney Gen, sal to replyto o
your letter of the 24th ult. No proviion t
appears to be made in the Municipal Aot 0
for the receipt of tendered ballots, nor is i
there any other provision ae to names d
omitted in copying the list. In the East e
Durham election oaee it was held that d
voters were nob abut out in consequence e
of an error in the certified copy sent to f
the Clerk by the Judge. 7 can hardly
think that the Clerk in the present oar
could be held to have acted improperly
in adding a name omitted in copying."
!mire Truly,,
Toronto, . May 115. J. R. CARTwatdr1T.
T
tJSS LiLi POST
GEO.. It TOwNSEND, Deputy Supreme
Commander, of Guelph, was fn town
thia weep booruing the interests :of Om
Maonabee Order, This Order hes a total
menlbersllip of 188,434, 7,240 of whom
are in Ontario. The total amount paid
for deathe and disability benefits, wee $4,«
307,808,, Brussels Tent has quite an apt.
ive membership,
Sunning DEtrii.—A resident of aver 20
years departed this !ifs early Theredey
morning, in the person of William Talt,
Albert street. He had been poorly for
some time but was, able to be about in
the yard on Wedneeday. Obetruotion of
the bowels is said to have been the 58050
of bis death, Deoeaed wan the eldest of
9 children, 4 of wbonl survive, anti was
born at Milbraak, Durllam county, On.
MOO, and resided there enol he name 10
Brussels, Mr. Tait was unmarried and
was' 72 years of ege. IIs wase, brother.
of John Tait's, Queen street, from whose
residence the funeral will take pians 00
Friday afternoon, at 4;50 o'alosit.
Quint's Bmranee IN Beuaestxe,-The
24111 of May will be celebrated in Bees.
Bele as follows -In the forenoon, .al •
10 o'olook, football matches will be play-
ed on Vioborlit Park. Admieion t9 Park
fres, In the afternoon, commencing at
1 o'clock, hors rases, bicycle and foot
rases will be held on abs Driving Park,
0.5 follows : -3 minute trot or pees, $15,
$10 and $5 ; local 00.00, trot or pace,
drivers, horses eligible to be decided by
committee, $10 and $5 ; farmers' trot or
paee, horses never winning public mon•
ey, $6 and $4 ; running rites, 2 in 3, $10
and $8; mile walking race, team to
wagon, $8 and $2 ; 2 mile bicycle race,
prizes worth $5, $3 and $2 • 1 mile bi.
cycle race, boys under 14 years, prizes
worth, $2 and $1 ; 100 yard rape, $2 and
$1; * mile race, $9 and 31 ; mile raoe,
$2 and $1 ; 100 yard raoe, bays under 14
years, $1 and 30e ; 100 yard raoe, boys
under 10 years, fend 50e ; 60 yard raae,
old men, $1 and See. ; 50 yard race, fat
men, $1 and 60o. Conditfane :-All
ranee are to bee mile beats, 3 in 5 ; en-
trance to horse races 10 per Cent., all
other games free ; American Aseoalation
rules to govern all ranee ; decision of the
Judges to be final on all points. Foot-
ball match prize, $10.00. Reduced rates
on all railroads. Brussels Brass Band
will be in attendance. Robe. Graham is
Chairman and N. P. Gerry, Secretary,
Business Locals.
Emma garden seeds, clover and timo-
thy .4 McCra cken's.
Jfua tune covere'l buggy, Rood as new.
L C. Riobards.
Sueraieo lap rug found on the 6th line
Morris. Enquire at THE Poem.
BRING IT HoarE,-The person who bor.
rowed R. Leetherdale'e carpet stretcher
is asked to return it at 0005.
Bee celebration in Seafo•th)on May
24th. Look out for bills and be sure you
go to Seaforth on May 24311.
DWELLING to rent over my store, Pos-
session oan be given 4th of June.
I. C. Richards.
BIT=A Jersey ice cream, confectionery,
nuts, bananas, &o., Summer drinks &a.
at Mrs. Kirks. Opposite Queen's hotel,
Brussels.
WE Bell 25 cent bottles of beet shoe
dressing for 20 eente ; 15 cent bottles for
10 cls. ; two 10 cent bottles for 15 els.
I. 0. Richards,
PAeTusAOE,-Lot 24, con. 25, Morrie.
The proprietor of above has pasture for
12 head of cattle. Plenty of grass and
water. Run of 100 acres. WALTEi INNEs.
FLEmty Plows, Hugh Williams & San
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plowe. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at WVilliams'LiveryStable,
Brussels.
Snmon's Care, the great cough and
oronp ours, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
cents. Children love ib. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Ii.1RL's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and reale your head clear as
a bell. 25 ole„ 50 ate. and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, II. 0• A., San Diego,
Cal„ says :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medioine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox, druggist, Ergs.
sels.
HEED THE WAnNING.—.The common and
ever preemie warning of kidney trouble,
back-acbe and weakness in back, are
quickly relieved by Dr. Chase's Pills.
The original and only 25 cent Kidney -
Liver Pills. When all other remedies
fail they cure,
Werra -Dramas AND Dnumneo.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and 10 peeper.
ed to 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 st., Brussels. 84.31
0. Donnelly, prop. of the popular and
well-known Windsor Hotel, Alliston, Out.,
was troubled for years with itching piles.
He was persuaded by Jae. McGarvey,
Alliston, livery man, to use Chase's
Ointment, wbiah he did, was cured, aid
had no return of them and highly recom-
mends this Ointment as a sovereign cure
for piles.
FAnasEos wanting hardy, native stock
to plant this coming Fall or Spring may
pay for it in work, We want men with
or without experience on full or part
time. Salary and expenses or commis-
sion. Write at once for further infer.
mation. Brown Brothers' Go., Conti•
nentel Nurseries, Toronto, Ont. 43.3m
eORW.
WeLmrANo,-In Listowel, on the 2nd inst.,
the wife of Mr. David Wildfang of a
daughter.
Dorm, -In Grey, on May 4th, the wife of
Mr, Moses Doll of a son.
HART. -At Kingston, on May 2nd, the
wife of Mr. W. D. Hart, Standard'
Bank, of a daughter.
ssna-
TAIT.-In Brussels, on Thurday, May 9th,
William Tait, aged 72 years.
HALeTnAn.-In Arlington, Oklahoma
Territory, on the 915 ult., D. 17,
Halstead, M. D., aged 66 years,
brother of J. A. Halstead, of Mount
Forest.
HAwarns.—At the rssidenee of her son,
in Listowel, on the let inst., Ann
Eliza Hawkins, mother of A. St.
George Hawkins, of the Standard,
aged 72 yearn, 10 months and 16
days.
MoOmentet.-In Morris, on May 4th,
Duncan McCallum, eldeet son .of
Gilbert Me0allum a ed 42 tars
STIX,D4RD AtINIC OF C4X41)4,
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HEAD OFF(QE, - TORONTO.
ASSETB, (Seven =Hen Dollar@) - $7,000,000
APXTAL (Authorized) $2,000,000
.agencies tie elipr(ttofpalpoints
��in Ontario, Qaebea, J1laniitoyby/a, United Stale; c0 •Iltipban4'
FAVIAGS
A General Banking Business Transaoted, Farmers' Notes. Dlsoougted,
' Drafte Ieeued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00` and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPEorAi ATTENTION 08505 TO THE COLLEOTION OF INARS/Elie' SALE NOTES,
livery facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe,
3. A. STEWART MeseeNi,
GIIL.a den & •�^� om►t��yI rCa�l�t4,.� 13, �y EE n ,
L7 E l./' S. .�tJ. -L.l S ,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Soldon
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES DISLOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Sarsaws Dame OJ. PaEM•'3iT.
Intereet 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 Menthe of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
11'e effect to write lneurnnao.i1, 0Hl TngOIeb Or• Cnnndinn Cowpanies, or In Mut.
nisi Compnu#ee as nrny be desired.
AGENTS POR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BANE OP COSINEROE
Nuonm-1n Palmerston, on May 4th,
Annie May, eldest daughter of Rev.
F. E. Nugent, aged 18 years.
0.r n wen ' w 2,..ZA1.47 a-7TS,
Fall Wheat 75 78
Spring Wheat 75 78
Barley. 40 45
Peas 58 80
Oats 31 00
Butter, tube and rolls ,.. 12 18
Eggs per dozen 8 9
Floor per barrel3 00 3 50
Potatoes .•. 35 40
Hay per ton. 7 00 00
Hides trimmed 3 00
Hides rough 2 2e
Salt per bbl., retail ,.. 1 00 00
Sheep skins, each ...... 20 40
Lamb eking eaoh 15 40
Apples per bbl 1 52 1 25
Flogs, Live 4 75 5 00
Hoge, Dressed 5 25 00
TORONTO, May 7. -Wheat, firm ; wheab
holders not inclined to accept le08 than
80e for Ontario. A round lot of 5,000
bushels No. 1 hard, afloat, Fort William,
sold at 80a. Lake and rail stuff, Toron-
to and West, held at 890. Flour—Hold.
ere now ask $4.40 for patents, and $4.15
for bakers', Toronto, but no business be-
ing done at these figures ; straight roller,
Toronto freights, in demand at $3.80 to
$3.85 ; holders ask $4. Peas -Oar lots
of No. 2 quoted at 60c West. Oats-
White in demand, high west freights at
34o, and middle freights at 34o to 35a ;
a bid of 370 made for white on track, but
refused. Barley feed in demand, at 440
west and 45e east ; from 45o to 45o out-
side would be paid for No, 2. Rye -67o
bid for oars east.
TORONTO. May 7• -Trade was a little
better at the western cattle yards today.
chiefly because of lighter receipts. There
were 50 carloads of stuff in, which in•
eluded 91 sheep and lambs, 729 hogs, 76
calves, and about a dozen milob cows.
There was a good attendance of buyels
from outside places, and the local dealers
were taking pretty freely. Supt. David
Walker reports the total receipts for last
week as follows :-Cattle, 1,620 ; sheep
and lambs, 590 ; bogs, 2,381 ; weigh fees,
$57.62. Butchers' cattle were firmer to-
day, although prices did nob advance any.
Butchers' eboioe cattle were selling at
from 4c to 4.icper lb, according to quality;
medium to poor, Seo to 310 per Ib ; com-
mon cattle et 3o to sic per Ib. One or
two lets drugged somewhat, one bunob of
good fat butebers' cows being held at 40
per lb. In export cattle there was quite
a bit of buying Lo -day, about 80 carloads,
including some butchers' cattle, going
through to Montreal for shipment to the
Old Oountry. Prices were steady. The
top figure touched was $5,30 per cwt., the
range being from 50 to 610 per Ib. mostly,
Several cattle died on the trains because
of having been overdriven by thefarmere.
The feeling was barely steady in bogs to.
day. Quotations are unchanged at $4`to
$4,90 per cwt., weigbed off oars, for the
bet long lean hogs. One bunch of bogs,
not quite first quality, void for $4.70 per
owl. Other kind of hogs are unchanged.
Not many sheep and lambs Dame in, and
the market is steady. A bunob 0164
sheep and lambs, avernaing about 205
pounds each Bold for $6.60 per head.
Butchers' sbeep are quiet, and quoted
nt from $5 to ee per head. Good grain -
fed yearliugs sold at from 5o to Sao per
lb, and spring lambs were sold at from
$8 to $4 each. A few spring lambs are
wanted. For calves prices were alightly
firmer, at from $4 to $0 per head. Milob
cows and springers --only about a dozen
head were offered and all sold. Prioee
were steady at from $25 to $45 head..
There wan quite a demand for good feed-
ers today, but prices asked were too
high. A few good sbookere are wanted.
Prioee may be put at from BO to di per
Ib„ the latter for nearly fat feeders.
Orman MAnuETa.--Pelerboro', Ont.,
May 7, -The first :meeting of the obeese
board for this season was held here today
in the Council chamber, with a fair at-
tendance of buyers. The number of
cheese boarded was very small, only 500
boxes being, offered. The highest and
only bid was 70. offered by Mr, Hodgson,
which the salesmen declined to taoept,
Dhe board adjourned for two weeks.
elleville, May 7.—The Belleville cheese
board organized to -day. The total of•
Tering were 2,486 boxes. For the board
7o was offered ; for selections 71/6o, and
for one factory, The. No sales were ef-
fatted on the board, but several Sales were
made on the area after the boded. In.
Remelt, May 7, -•The Ingersoll cheese
markets opened today for the season
with a good attendance of both buyers
and salesmen. :The market opened dell,
at 7o, but before the close was brisk, at
no to 7, o. The sales were as follows ;--
128
-128 at leo ; 100 at 7 3/16o; 1,097 at no.
The rules governing the market for 1894
were adopted for 1895.
EAer BOFFAL0, May 7. -Cattle -ire
ceipts, all consigned through since last
report, but there were nine or ten loads
held over from yesterday.' Market dull
and flat, with but little enquiry for any
kind. Hogs—Receipts, live oars, but
with those held over from yesterday
there were 23 cars on sale ; market dull,
but about eteady for Yorkers and pigs
Yorkers, $4:65 to $4,70 ; good mediums,
$4.75 to $4,80; common to good heavy
ends, $4.25' to $4,50 ; rougb, $4 to $4.25 ;
pigs, $4,65 to $4.76 ; stags, $3.25 to $3.-
75. Sheep and lambs-Beaeipte, three
cars of State lambs, but about 14 loads
bell over from yeeterday'e trade ;
market about steady, but slow for all
grades, Sheep --Choice to best handy
waders, $4.25 to $4.30 ; fair to good, $8
to $4.20 ; common to fair, $2,75 to $8.40 ;
woolled sheep, fair to best, $3.50 to $4.-
60 ; olipped lambs, Sanoy heavy, $6.15 to
$5.25 ; good to choioe, $5.25 to $6.35 ;
fair to good lambs, $4 to $4.75 ; Spring
lambs, common to choice. $3.50 o $9.50 ;
woolled iambs, fair to best, $4.25 to $5.60.
John Swan & Sons, Ltd., Liverpool, in
their report of April 20, say Sapplies
of fat cattle have been heavy all round
this week. Trade was steady at about
last week's rates, fat cows meeting the
dearest trade of the season, There have
been more cattle bought to go South.
Amerioan supplies have not been quite so
large, and they made about last week's
prices. There has been a sharp advance
in the price of cattle in the States. Fat
sheep have been shown in fairly large
numbers. Trade quieter and prises
would fall about le 0d on an average.
Fat lambs, if of good quality, continue to
sell at high prices ; secondary, °beeper.
The beet class of fat calves met a good
trade ; all others cheaper. Owing to the
favorable change in the weather, all class-
es of More sheep and cattle met an im-
proved demand, and a satiefactory clear.
anoe effected at hardening prices. Milk
cows in smaller numbers, and met a bet.
ter trade, at from 20s to 30s adeaooe.
Beet beef, 7s Od per stone ; best mutton,
8d to 8:}d per lb.
THE PE'OPLE'S COLUMN,
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Basle takes Deposits from
51,00 to 91,100 and allows 01 per omit.
interest. T. FARROW,
Main Postmaster.
STRAW WANTED, -I WILL
buy four or live learle of clean wheat
or oat straw it price is antis rut tory.
(4. A. IM ADMAN,
Druggiet, Bookseller, &o.
AGENTS WANTED WHO DE-.
stun to darn from $18 to 925 weekly'.
It can be done selling our hardy, guaran teed,
Canadian growth Nursery Stock. Salary or
oomminaion paid weekly. lOxelusive terri-
tory. Handsome outfit free. Write us at
Once for terms.
17, 0. GRAHAM, Nursoryman,
41.14 Toronto, Out,
STONE ! STONE 1
Any quantity Of Buildin- g, Corner, Rubble.
Sill and Bridge Stone for Salo, Quarried
and ready for loading at Brussels Quarry,
For price and terms apply to
J110. MI1'CHIrLL,
27.10 Box1GO Brussels.
.FOR SALE. -THE UNDJ4R-
Jt.' eI°NSD 000ere for Rotel covered buggy
nearly now ; 1 set single harness • a quantity
of bemloelc lumbar, different lclnds; also a
quantity of elm, squared and un squared,
from la to 24 poet long, will square fram. 10
to 12 imams. Apply to
'WM. MARTIN,
42.2 Vlore. Street, ltrusael9,
COURT OP REVISICiele
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
Notion is hereby given that the Muoinlpat
Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Grey County of Heron, will ,meet as Court
of Revision at LONG'S H0T7t1L, ORAN-
BROO]t, on
d1UNl1AY, n(ay 2701r, 1805, at 11 n. m.
Parties interested will govern themselves
a000rdtngly.
WM. SPI5NOA, Clerk,
BULL FOR SERVICE. -THE
unde•aignea will keep for sOryiee
'on Lot 7 Con, 0, Morrie, the tnoro'-bred.Duir-
ham buil elterl Robin," Terme-91,20 to b0
paid on December let, 1805.
41- m 011100,
LPB oprietor, A. G. o0 7 Coott. 0.
BLL li'OR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for service 'on
Lob 15, Con; 4, Grey, a flora' bred Short
Horn line, Orulekabaok Strain, purokase1
trona Thos. Ondmare, a well known brae dot,
Tnaksrsmibli. Pedigree maybe soon On ap•
plioatlon, Terme 81.00 to Memo,
42.2 JleGeMrl0Hk7LL, Proprietor.
NAY 10, 1896
PURE
HELLEBORE
Insect
Powder
�1rQR�
Currant Worms
9 '
Fox's Drug Store
OProemTE QUEEN'S HOTEL,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
'pe L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.fi r• Solicitor and conveyancer. O011ee.
Mons made, Oillee-Vanstono'eBlaoa, Brue.
eels, 21.2m_.
AAT M. SINCLAIR,
• solicitor, conveyanoer,Not they Pub.
110, &e. Otllae-'Vaostoee're Bleak, 1 door
north ef-Central Hotel, Private Runde to
Loan.'
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
. Soltoleer, &e, (late of Garraw &
Pronrlfoofe Otboe, (9olerioh.) Oibce over
Gillles & Smith'eBank, .Brusels.
Money to Loan, 47
DENTAL.
TIE. DAVIDSON
Boner Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal college Dental. Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a apeeialt Moder-
Barrett's barber shop, tionAssured.
ut berry 6 , Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
TD. WARWICK,
t/ • Honor Graduateof the Ontario
Veterinary 005lege, Is prepared to treat all
climaxes of domesticated animals In a com-
petent scanner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, calla promptly at-
tended to. O10ee and Infirmary -Four chore
north of bridge •Turnberry et„ Bente: e.
MEDICAL CARDS.'
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0.ar.,L,.R.O:P„ lOdinbnrgb, 21.0, P.
S. Ont. Residence and °Moe in Wilson's
Block; corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Pbyeielan, Surgeon, Acoonoher, eta
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty, Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OFFICE -Next door to
McDonald & Oa„ Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoCRACKEN, •
stills Grocery, lurnberrygstreet, Brus Office
TN. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist, Shop -Next door
south of A. M. McKay* OO'e hardware store..
Ladies'aud ehildrens hair nutting aspeoialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
eurnooes offacted0on 11t Town and 3'erm
Property at very low retch,
J. A. ORRIGHTON,
15.9in Agent, Brussels,
A HUNTER,
Mark of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and insure nee Agent. Panda
invested and to loan. dolleotfons made
Ofiloe In Smale'e Block, BruseolS
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Piano or Organ. Will instrumental
Wi gh wsTues
Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week, Rost -
donee on Princess Street, Brussels.
rip A. x&WRJNR, M. 0. S. M.
• Organist in St. John's Church, Bin s
eels, and pupil, in the Art ot Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, n Ius.0oo., New York, will give
lessons to plums either on piano or crgan,
at hie parlor over A.R. Smith's store, Brue-
eele, Vocalleesono also given. Terms mod-
erato,
AUCTIONEERS.
tz_EORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Wee conduct
radon reasonable tempts. Farms and fain
stocka specialty. Orders left at Tun POeT
P ubliehiug House,Brueoels, or gentto Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
TO S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• Ens, wil sell for bettor prtoes, to
bettor men, be lees tinge and lees ;Margret
than any other Auctioneer in Haat Huron
or he won't °barge anything. hates and
orders Dan always be arranged of this-oilloe
or by personal application,
REAL .ESTATE.
'WARMS FOR SALE-tTHE UN -
sale add tor® 4 easy terrmsg in Panneoipls,
of Morris and Grey. F 5, 360lJT,Braseels
COMFORTABLE BRICK
House for Sale Or to Rent onTurn-
bony Street, Brussels. Immediate passage -
ion, Good stable, well, eietern, 4 8010 or
laud, fruit trees, dm, Ala° pasture 01100
aorta lot 12, c011.10, Grey. Living stream on
farm, Apply t0
M115, 1t. WALIi.1;li,
41 No, 81, John Street,
lirussell,
IOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Tbo. Subscriber effete her bonso. and
lot on John Street for aide, There are 8
W ter, &n, Tlinere home, t neve otrlandlrwith fruit
trees end currant bushes, Gino a good Stable.
Rol' terms and 0o0ditiona of sale ripely to
41105, THOS: HAYOROF'L,
07.2m . ' Brussels.