The Brussels Post, 1895-6-14, Page 8Pure Paas Gram
Use our; Government Stan.
(lard for the ,Potato Bags,
None better at 25e'. per jb.
1£ee1 0001
By buying ono es more ohoiors
Fan& shut we are soiling just
noer, orif you prefer' to take
p DRINK
f f !.✓RI/K
of Hire's Root Beer, Jersey
Milk Shake, Jersey Buttermilk
or Lime Fruit Jules \vhioh we
are selling at reduced rates to
introduce them,
G A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller and
Graduate Optioian.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800008138 EYTEN03ON W. e. & n,
Trains Leave Brunets Station, North
and South, as follo+vs:
GOINe Sorra, GoINO Nowa,
19:art 0:60 a.m. Mixed 9:43 eon,
9xoreae 13:50 a,m, I Medi. 818 p•m,
:fixed..3.33.3, 4;00 pan.Express 8:43 p.m,
vocal. WleWs tens.
A ohiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it.
Do1'T trot over the bridge.
Tame are 8 ladies' bioyoles owned in
town now,
DOMINION Day will be two weeks from
next Monday.
Hien Smoot Entrance examinaticie
begin on June 27th.
A. 0. II, W. LODGE meets on fork? ty
,evouing of next week.
Mise Monne Monis has purchased a
bioyole and handles it like an old timer.
Ton firemen bad the engine out fo a
test on Tuesday evening. It worked if et
rate,
A. Cous0n0 hos established a Bic' ole
Livery. He keeps wheels for both lames
:and gents.
Base ball has been revived in town end
almost every evening a local mateh i- on
the program.
'Bnuss,0s Band has engaged to go to
Wroxeter on Dominion Day to the cele-
bration in that village.
A BASE in one of the front windows in
the Town Hall fell out last Monday and
Bemolisbed glass and sash.
Qum a few townspeople went to
Welton Tuesday eveoiog to the garden with hose enough to water the lawn; oat
party at D. MaCuiag'e residence. bin, lined with stovepipe iron, with e.
Tan raze horses from Brussels livened capacity of 200 bushels, &o. The old
op the winners at Bamberg last week stable has been torn down.
and in a couple of ranee drew on the A DitOW,—The Committee, consisting
purse. Of Councillor Gerry, T. Fletcher and
Oon football team talk of going to Postmaster Farrow, at the debate held
Wroxeter on Dominion Day and compel- in the schoolroom of the Methodist
ing for a $30.00 purse. They expect to church, )act Monday evening, decided it
,play Atwood on Friday. to be a draw. The subject was "Were
Bltoes,te orchestra will fill engage- the findings of the Commission on the
,ments at garden parties in connection Liquor Traffic justifiable?" and it was
with the Methodist and St. George's debated by S. B. Wilson and J. Moore
for the affirmative and, Eli Smith and G.
F. Blair for the negative, Interesting 10
minute addresees were given by the gen•
Omen named. H. L. Jackson o0oupied
the chair very efficiently. In addition to
t of a the hymns sung Misses Sample and
TEE Posy azknowledgos the receipt Smith and Walter Wake sane, a pretty
-pretty instrumental by Albert Nordbei• trio. Votes of thanks to all taking part
•finer, Toronto, entitled "The Encore Two were given, after which the audience was
Step." The price is 40 cents. It is dfemfssed,
FOQa0fl Divieien Court will he held ie
Brneeole on Weduseday, 20511 inet.
A N1tw Door will be placed On Brussels
Uiidge aethe present one is ab0311 mesa
up,
TunNiteenr street in reesivin3 a good
vont of gravel, J. D4, Itfartin has the
entreat,
"RCNon Ja," won 2nd money at Strut.
ford ruses on T'ueeday in the 2,40 trot.
He has become quite 005110.
Hanel; BnENEn Intends removing £conn
W)oI4e Lunrmt rosin, lane ahem; 00tens
o£ lirst.01aes fee lit etoekanti doiivere it
three times a weels to all who desire H.
It is a good move for these who have nob
n supply of their own.
Blzsxlzess Locals.
Wz repair 311000 ob8ap tend neat. I.0.
Riohards
Fon 81310 cheap ; 0110 baby carriage, I.
the photo, gallery in the ftretton blink to 0. Riohards.
the one All the Smith blogk, I BLARE note forme for sale nt T01 POST
MNe0a8. SCOTT 111 JONIO will ship the polishing Hops°,
70 head of export Pattie purchased from y+oR sle, ono top boggy, good go new,,
W. Diolssvn, MoKillop, on Saturday T. C. Riohards,
from Brussels station, ' Wtt sell and guaranteeNo.To-13ao. Try
Il' IS stated 0110bbe money stolen it, at Fox's Drug store,
from preemie mail bag some months ago Fon beet value in boots and oboes try
will be made good to the parties losing it us. I. C. Riohards,
by Beattie Bros. paying 8 and Post- TRY NO•To•Bav, we sell and goarantee
roaster )arrow , The amount wae$103, it at Fox's Drug store.
Baueems will nob celebrate Dominion VEnY beet PeaHarveeters at J. J.
Day, bat will give a flret•class program Gilpin'e, Brnssole, fur $10.00.
of games and sports about the let of jun for ea1e, delivered three times a
dogtrot,. A meeting will be held to ar, week, Apply to W. Lgathordale, Brussels,
25th inst.,
range t.Leon `Tuesday evening, LIMY run on obildren's wagons at
aat t 8 o'clock. TOIL POST Boole Store, 2 boy's velooi•
Hour. Aiu,80oo110 10 making quite a pedes for sslo. Oal1 and see. them,
noticeable improvement in the Brueeele Do yon want to atop using, toba000 ?
oemetery and If the owners of lots will of BP, 3100 No-To.Bao, We refund;your
put them in his charge that barren, ne. money if not as stated. G. A. Dsanu,u,
gleoted 10011 will soon puss away. The Wair% BONANZA OATS for seed at Tay•,
trustees talk of sinking It well so that for & Smillie'e. The earliest in the
flowers and.plants may be kept blooming market, as tested at the Model Farm last
during the Summer months. year.
TEE Guthrie Daily Leadergives an ao- KAML'e Clover Rot, the great Blood-
count of the bicycle rsoee 00 Decoration Purifier gives freshness and olearneee to
day. Salem Armetrong, formerly of the complexion and cures constipation.
preemie, won let place in the quarter 26 ote, 50 ore and $1.00. Sold by James
mile dash •, let in mile race for •Logan Fos Druggist, Brussels,
Co. ; let for Co. championship and Samou's cure is sold on a guarantee.
beat time In e 5 mile hendieap with 14 It sures incipient oonsurnption. It ie
starters. He did the distanoe in 14 nlin• the beet cough sure. Only one Dent a
utss and 40 seconds. dose, 25 ots„ 50 ore. and $1.00, Sold by
Massifs, Scam & lY10LARnx, who lead James Fox,, Druggist, Brussels,
the County in Readymade °lobbing, never FLURRY Prows.—Hugh Williams & Son
bad a better selected stock than at pres- • are the Agents for tbe well known Fleury
ant, and theprioee are wonderfully low. plows. They also keep all the necessary
All sizes, from a small boy's to a 260 repair. Call at Williams' Livery Stable,
pound man. You can't afford to wear Brussels. The Fleury plow received the
shabby clothes when new, fashionable gold medal and diploma at the World's
suite can be purchased at the figures they Fair,
sell them. A call on Smith & MoLaren Mite. T. S. Etw:in.`o, "Chattanooga,
will surprise you. Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
"MArni LEAF" is Ole name of a 7 year my life." I consider it the best remedy
old peeing horse purchased by Jas. for debilitaed systeI ever need."
O'Leary, of Brussels, and A. Charles. For dyspepsia, lim ver or kidney trouble it
worth, of Seaforth, from Mr. Cassidy, of exoeie. Price 75 ole. Sold by Jas. Fox,
Tottenham. "Maple Leaf" won the 2.50 Druggist, Brnasele.
pace at Stratford on Tuesday in a olass SonA WATER Form/AIN.—J. McAlpine
of eight, going Cheats, best time 2.24 bee, at considerable cost, put one of them
He is entered for stake races at Wood. into hie restaurant and can now put up
stook, St. Thames and Owen Sound. R. the beer Sumner drinks known. He
Roaoh will handle him. He's evidently bas t03,1:•n 1 ice er°em to 30 Dente a quart
a good horse. and will give very special rates in fruits
Co0801LLon LnATEEnDALR'S transformed
driving barn now presents a Enna appear.
ante as s do't'de residenoe. He has add•
ed kitchens to the rear and the building
will be ready ;or occupation about July
let. Hie new brink stable on William
street ie completed. It is 25x40 feet and
is fitted up with all' the modern eonveni•
enoes, such as a 1200 gallon water tank
-churches, Walton. They play well.
Mresze L. AINLEY and Mary Ross and
A. M, Moifay and A. Ross Bang at the
:garden party at Walton Tuesday evening.
Miss JeanMeLauchlln was the a000m-
,panieL
scored for orebestra or band.
Tun Ladies of St. John's church, Bras-
seis wilt hold a lawn social at the reei-
•donoe of Wm. Blaabill, M'111 street, Tues-
day evening next, 18th inst., commencing
at 7:30 o'clock. Good program of music
will be presented.
WATSON AINLEY was the purchaser of
Knox church last Friday afternoon. He
paid $850 for it and the half sore lot.
.Mfr. Ainley intends cutting the building
in two and will matte two dwellings out
•of it. Se got a bargain.
NEw Tn3E TABLE.—A new time table
came into effect on the G. T. R. last
Monday. The only change at Brussels is
fa the morning train from Kincardine,
which gets here minutes earlier. To-
ronto, Stratford and London are resohed
in better time.
:1x1 alarm of fire was ruug about 10
'r'olock Monday night and the fire engine
harried out, but the firs proved to be the
burning of rubbish at the school grounds,
preparatory to cleaning up for the new
building These false atomise should not
;recur en frequently.
T,nc LASSIES' Besse BAxnColaxe.—The
dilly travelling ladies' Band in the Do-
e onion will be -a6 the Salvation Army
.arra ks, Brussels, on Wednesday, June
kith, oommeneing at '8 o'clook sharp.
An inspiring, attractive and extraordin-
ary treat. Great battle of music and
song. Capt. Dean and Lieut. Pettit in
bommand. Admission 10 cents.
Dunn.-Thareday of last week Mrs.
Tues, Norton, an old resident of this lo.
malty, died at Fergus, aged 85 years.
The remainswere brought to Brussels
and interred in the cemetery on Friday
forenoon, alongside her departed bus•
band. Rev. R. Paul eonduoted the ser-
vice. Mrs. Norton was a devoted Chris-
-Han woman who had been a member of
the ehuroh for upwards of 70 years.
A TOBACCO COMPANY'S GENERoeITY,—The
George F, Tuokett & Sons Tobacco Co.,
Ltd., of Hamilton, nine years ago insti.
toted the oommendable idea of present•
eng a deed of a building lot each Christ.
11115 to their oldest active employee.
This year it was the go td fortune of
Thos. Milligan to succeed to the firm's
uenerosity, he having bee , with them for
yeare, In addition to he lot he re•
.oeived a substantial ah nue from the
same noncoe, The Whale staff of the
,concern also acme in for a gift, the day
4lands receiving an extra week's salary
stud the pleas hande•a good sized turkey.
'Some time ago the Messrs, Tuokett turn.
,ed their faders, into a joint stook com-
pany, admitting many of the more 1m.
tpnrtant employees into partnership, and
this additional evidence of a desire to
.share with their men the prosperity of
4110 house cannot help but beat fruit ie
increased energy and good -will among all
who are fortunate enough to be oonneet.
. d with this enterprising concern.
FATAL Aecwxxr. Lost Sabbath morn.
ing three children of John McClure, Me.
Killop, ware in their father's barn and
attempted to ollmb into a mow over a
bay rack. It upset and naught Myrtle,
the oldest of the three children, aged 6
years, and piuned her to the floor, a part
of the rack being aorosa her neck. The
two other ebildren made a superhuman
effort and rescued their sister from the
dangerous position and gave the alarm to
their mother. lvlyrtle was too eeriously
injured to recover, however, and death
ensned in six hours. The funeral took
plane on Monday, interment being made
at Roxboro' cemetery. Mrs. David Rose,
Mies Lizzie and J. T. Ross, of Bruaselo,
attended the funeral. Mrs, Rose is Mr.
McClure's aunt, The bereaved are deep-
ly sympathized with.
'Immo cars of oattle were shipped on
Wednesday by Messrs. Scott & Jones, of
Listowel, and Smith, of Toronto. The
weights were as follows :—
Head: Pounds.
1 1500
1 1370
1. 1200
4 5310
1 1090
7 0530
10170
17000
4140
0190
8040
6410
4030
L, McNeil
Brewer
Hislop ....,.
ltodaick
Currie
Bryans
Petrie.. ......... 7
Cuthill 14
McTaggart 4
Turnbull5
Wm. Turnbull 0
Kirkby 5
Ewan 4
Telfer 2
A. Hislop .,5 0880
Wells 3 3480
and confectionery to pio;nic and evening
parties.
A REMARItA.LE CusE.—J. W. Jennie0,
Gilford, spent between $200 and $300
consulting doctors, Tried Dixon's and
all other treatments but got no benefit
Ooe box of Chase's Catarrh Cure did me
more good than all other remedies. In
fact I consider myself our ed and with a
26 pent box at that.
WELL-DreelNe AND DRILLINo.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residence
enoond door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et„ Brussels. 84-tf
F,35101me wanting hardy, native stock
to plant this Doming Fell or Spring may
pay for it in work. Wo want men with
or without •experience on full or part
time. Salary and expenses or oommis-
oion. Write at once for further infor-
mation. Brown Brothers' Go., Conti•
nentel Nurseries, Toronto, Ont, 43.3m
TEM m Co8O5Nra&no,.—One pill a
dose. One box 25 cents. One pill re•
lievee constipation. One pill aures an
ordinary case. One pill taken weekly
neutralizes formation of uric acid in
the blood and prevents Bright's Kidney
Disease and diabetes. True only of Dr.
Chase's Kidney,Liver Pills.
Is Tme IMPORTANT To You ?—In his
circular Dr. J. Y. Egan, the hernia
specialist, 206, West Queen street, Toron•
to, says :—"Parents assume a grave re-
sponsibility by neglecting their children
where the latier suffer . from, or show
symptoms of, Hernia—an affliction dan-
gerous in obildbood and a oonetant men•
ace to its life. Oar readers, especially
those whose case is serious, have now an
opportunity rarely offered of consulting
this gentleman, who will give examio•
ation and advice free, when you may
know your true condition, and this at the
hands of a master in his profession. By
private advice he announces a visit to
Queen's Hotel, Seaforbh, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 25611 and 261h. The
testimony tarnished this office, as to the
euooesslnl treatment in the case of adults
and children is exoeptioually strong.
Some bear the names of our citizens as
well as many physicians of well known
reputation throughout the country,
amongst whom we notice the names of
Dr. Young, Londesboro' ; Dr. Bethune,
Sealorth ; Dr. Stewart, Palmerston; Dr.
Tamlyn, Wingham, and Dr. Sword, of
Kincardine. By attending to•your case
now it may prevent serious trouble in
time to come. The instruments used by
thio gentleman are all of his own design
and manufacture and of world-wide
reputation, having taken first place during
the World's Fair, against all oompetitore,
from France, Germany, England, United
States and other countries. These ap-
pliances are now used in preference to all
othere by the U. S. Government in their
Pension Dept. Hie practice on the field
wring the war, confining himself ex.
elusively for the peat 22 years in the city •
of Toronto to this one branch of mechan-
ical surgery, has given him an aptitude
and enlarged experienoe enjoyed but by
very few in his profession. Ho ie said to
be the only man on this continent who
ban oure those suffering with this fright-
ful trouble without resort to an operation,
whish latter is often dangerous, usually
expensive, mud rarely sueoeseful. By his
system the expense is trifling, besides
you are not confined to the bed or bourse,
as would be the case, for weeks, under an
operation, nay you can perform all 'or.
dinary labor without one day's lost time,
and fn oomfort and security, as If noth-
ing was the matter, until cured, whiob is
usually a000mplished in a few weeks; the
would recommend sufferers to examine
this matter for themselves, and tante note
of the date of visit,
COUNTY Comm NOTES.—There were 1 d
42 applicants for the position of Dare.
taker of the House of Refuge, 0 for In-
spector and 3 for Phyeioian.—$50,329,45
is the estimate required for County nee
this year. •The rate will be 111 mille.—A.
December session of the Council will be
held in Clinton.—The House of Refuge
Committee has been Authorized to pur.
chase the furniture and other neeeeeariee
for the building.—Goderioh township was
lowered $1.00 330160re on theequelization.
Other municipalities Mane as last year.—
A motion to appoint 2 valuators to go
through Huron to value property as a
basis for equalization was voted down.—
The scene at the close of Friday evenings
5588i0n compared very favorably with the
"circus" at the wind up of Parliament.—
The Reeve of Bayfield did the grand with
his horse and dandy phaeton.—A number
of County Councillors enjoyed 000aslonel
bicycle .rides on the fine streets of Gode-
rich.--Goderioh representatives kink very
vigorously when any attempt is made to
take a session of the Co. Council to any
other town. --.The House of Refuge will be
completed in October. Several interest.
ing Committee reports of the Co. Council
are crowded out this week,
Scor,.—At the manse, Rodney, Ont., on
June 8th, to the Rev. and airs. J.
I . Scott, a nen.
Pa shoe.—In Eima, en May 30th, the
wife of I4r. John Peebles of n eon. .
ST4X,D4RD •I3 xr' or 04 1c11),i(,
gs 44t•'✓3z4r4 J 17p
3 • HEAD OFFIQE, - ;TORONTO,
SSETSASSETS,
,a (Authorized) 02,000,000 Million Dollars) $7,000,000
$2,000,000
498110038 in aid prwnofpal points in Ontario, Quo?+er,orr,, Manitoba, United ,States dll7npian4.
fbilV451570.48'
A :General Ranking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discsnpted.
Drafts Issued and Colleotione grade on all points..
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMCNT,
Interest allocged on deposits of $1.00 and upwards tram dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SFsOrto ATTENTION 35301 TO TIM Coua3oTIoN OF. FAittlslus' 831113 N0T1te.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance,
J. A. STEWART MANAOga.
GIT.ZIES & STEITZ, E . R ,
)3 TR, s,FT,s,
Transact' a General <Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points In Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FAR911835 , NOTES DISi;OUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES'A SPECIALTY.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Intereet Com
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
Ocyober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We erect to write 7nenraneo in 811 English o1• Ctunmlltu,. Cr mp:tido. or in ]lint.
nt4 Companlee cis 81113 be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES ; -TEE CANADIAN Boor OF 00010 1303
HoLtiss. In MoKillop, on May 800h,
the wife of Mr, Robb. Holmes of a
son.
EnsigNE.—In Atwood, on May 31st, the
wife of Mr. W. R. Erskine of a son.
SonY.—In Turnberry, on June Brd, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Soby of a son.
Honnlne.—In Clinton, on the 4011 inst.,
the wife of Mr. Robb. Holmes, Mayor
of Clinton, of a eon.
POLLARD—Dnlvnn.—In Brussels, on June
12th, by Rev,' A. K. Griffin, Mr.
Wesley Pollard, of Granton, to Miss
Lottie, daughter of Mr. B. Driver,
Brueeele.
WmtunsoN—Rnr,,—Iu Walkerton, on
June 5th, by Rev. J. W. Shilton, Mr.
T. H. Wilkinson, V. S., Port Elgin,
to Mies Rebecca. Rife, of Walkerton.
W051—ROB.—In Emla, on Wednesday,
June 5th, at: the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. Jas, Ward,
of Hayeville, Mr. C. J. Wynn, of
Atwood, to Miss Kate, daughter of
Mr. John Roe, of Elam.
axrpa_
MoOtonL.—In MoKillop, on May 3rd,
1895, Myrtle, daughter of John Mc-
Clure, aged 0 years.
STEwesT.—In Brussels, on June 10th,
Ann Emeline, beloved wife of Daniel
Stewart. aged 49 years.
MoCnioxao, —In Nebraska, U. S., on
May 24th, Jas. McCracken, former -
1y of Morris township, aged 70 years.
limo, -In Nothersbreet, Wiltshire, Eng-
land, on May 3rd, 1896, James King,
brother of Wm. King, Grey township,
in his 8951 year.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley.... „ .•
Peas
Oats
Wool
Butter, tube and rolls
Eggs per dozen .,.,
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton..
Hides trimmed
Hideo lough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep shine, emelt
Lamb skins each
A pplee per bbl
Hogs, Live
Wool
95
95
45
5$
85
18
11
8
4 50
25
7 00
3
1 00
20
15
1 52
4 00
18
00
98
48
80
37
18
00
9
5 00
00
00
00
2,•}
00
40
40
1. 25
4 25
20
CHIME MAnl1ETs.—Psterboro, Ont.—
The regular meeting of the cheese board
was held to -day in the council chamber
at which 5,400 boxes of cheese wero of-
fered, last half of May make. Hodgson
bought 1,055 at from 7 5/16o. to 700. ;
Warrington, 3,000 boxes, at 7 5/16c. ; The
Canadian Produce Go., 489 boxes at 733c. ;
Wrighton, 400, at 7 5/18. The buyers
present were 'Hodgson, Cook, Wrightn,
Jones, Fitzgerald. The board adjourned
for two weeks. Liverpool.—Cheese firm;
demand fair ; firnest American white,
42s. ; finest American colored, 43s. ; or.
Binary, mow, 30s. Butter—Finest U, S.,
50s.; good, 40s. • Ingersoll, Out.—Offer-
inge to•clay, 3,317, boxee sold at 7330
Large attendance, but market dull ; 7$o.
was the highest Woe offered. Several
salesmen would have sold for 74o.
TORONTO, Juno 11.—Market steady.
Wheat—Car lots of winter, G. T. R. west
and on Northern, offered at $1.01, and $1
bid ; car lots, C. P. R. west, quoted at
$1.02 ; holders asked $1.08 west for No. 1
hard, Flour -Car lots of straight roller.
Toronto freights quoted at $4.75. Peas—
Car lots, f. o. b., west points, quoted at
62o to 030, Oate—White offered, middle
freights west, at 37o bid. Barley--Hold-
ere asked 54c. High freights west, and
56 east. Itye—Quoted nominally outside
at 05o.
TORONTO, June l,—For export cattle
the market was.slightly better to -day, but
the feeling for hatchets' cattle was weak,
and prices for that liue, if anything, were
lower. Hoge were lower about 10o per
cwt., but firm. Milch cows were perhaps
a little quieter,. Receipts were not so
heavy, which bad a stiffening effect on
the export trade. There were 50 carloads
of stuff in, which ingluded 45 calves, 1,224
hogs, 300 sheep and lambs. In export
cattle cables were a little better, and of.
feriugs were not so heavy, so that the
market showed a slightly better tone,
Dealers were making complaint that they
could not got cabbie good enough for their
wants, Pricee may bo said to have been
{o per 1b,, improved today from last
Tride
ys figures.
There was a Good de•
nand for export bulls, quotations for
these ranging from 8}e, to*. per
Quite a few camein, but all sold. Good
export cattle were slightly firmer, The
range of lnioes was given to -day as being
from 433o to 5do per Ib., the latter for
choice, In battlers' cattle utero was a
weaker tone, caused chiefly by the return
of warm weather. Local butchers were
operating sparingly, and the buying for
outside points was slight. Nothing can
be quoted above 4o per 111, and be a
citerion of the prions paid to day.
EAST Burnt°, N. Y., June 11.—Cattle
—The supply consisted of five loads, all
held over stook, but one load of fresh ar-
rivals ; market about steady for no good
cattle on sale, most of which were that
kind. Hoge -Receipts, three cars fresh,
• and but dye cars held over ; market fair-
ly active and stronger ; Yorkers, $4.65 to
common goodheav
o med4.80 iums,
t$415 to
n
$4.50 ; rough, $3.75 to $4.10 ; pigs, $4.40
to $4.56 ; stags, $3 to $8.50. Sheep and
Iambs—Receipts, three cars -= hardly
enough to make a market ; the few good
lambs here sold at about steady prices,
but sheep and yearlings were dull and
week, and the outlook for sheep in un-
favorable. .Clipped sheep, export ewes
and wethers, $4 to $4.25 ; fair to good
mixed, $3 to $3.40; common to fair, $150
to $2.70 ; culls, $1.50 1042.60 ; clipped
yearlings, good bo choice, $4.25 to $4.50 ;
fair to good, $3.50 to 98.75 ; culls and
common lots, $2 to $3.25 ; spring Iambs,
common to choice, $3 to $0.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposits from
81.00 to 51,3300 end allows 0d ,'er cent,
i Merest. T. FARROW,
81-8111 Postmaster.
JERSEY BULLFOR SERVICE.
I have a fine young Jersey Bull from
selected stook. There ids a great Offexonee
hs Jerseys, I aim to keep the best, Enquire
at my drugand bookstore.
G. A. DEADMAN.
QTEAYED FROM THE P1Ei11-
Inrfe ng5,,Lfs,ea•
Grey, ooboutMay143,ourhdof
yearling cattle. Three oithem are red in
color and the other gray. Any information
leading to their recovery will be thankfully
received. JAN. LAIRD ,P tepebnr.
45.3f riEthel-P. 0.
OMFORTABLP BRIOK
House for Sale or to Rent on Turn -
berry . street, Brussels. Immediate possess-
ion, Good stable, well, cistern, k a0re of
land, fruit trees, &e. Apply to
AIRS. R. WALKER,
No. 81, Jobe Street,
41- Rruesels,.
REAL ESTATE.
I, 1AR➢tS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
• nnnexanln has several good Farms for
Bale and to rent, easy terms, in Townehipe
of Morris and Grey. F 8. SCOTT. Brussels
VIARM FOR SALE.—THE UN_
DRReroNx.n offers his 75 acre farm for
Sale, being East part of Lot 22, COn. 13, Grey.
About -60 earns elem•ed, belaaoo bush, Good
frame bonne, bank baro, 46x55 feet,oxobard
well, &o. To good state of cultivation and
well fenced. Possession after harvest. For
further particulars as to prove, tarns,
&o, apply to
DUNCAN MOLINES, Proprietor.
40-4 theobrool, P. C.
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nE1ieIGNED olfere for sale his 60 acre
farm being West half of North half of lot 14,
eon. 8, Morris, There is a geed log
house, with frame kitchen; bank barn Or.
chord ; well, &o. 41 mos cleared and under
good state of cultivation. Possession given
nekt November. Par further particularsus
to price, terve, &e.. apply on thepremises
to ROBERT. HUGHE8,Proprie tor,
44-01 - or Brussels P.O.
Notice to Creditors.
IN
stun Snit—Mean 0o111r 00 T1m 00DNTY
Or III/R N, ' IN TEE 111004'3. ol+ ()MN
Si,xr u, 11ONASE0.
Notice is hereby given purtuant to chapter
110, It R. 0„ (1800) and amending sots that alt
areuitors and other p5re011t liaising claims
against the estate of the above-named Owen
Smith deeeased, who died on or aboub the
Fifth. 'day of May,1804, are required to deny.
era or send by nest, prepaid to John J. Steph-
ens, Teeswater, Solioitor for James Jaeinion
and John McCartney, the Executors of the
deceaeod on or before the VIM DAY ol'Jnly
1805, a statement in writing containing the
names, addresees and desoriptiooe and full
partioulurs of their Claims and the nature of
their smithies (if any) hold by that; and in
de fault thereof and as soon utter the said idt
day of July as the same eau be oobveuiontly
douo, the ,aid.11xeeutOre will proceed 00 die,
tribute the assets of the Bald deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having
rogaid only to the olefins of Whish they Mall
then have had notice and they will not be
liable for the assets of said estate or any
part thereof so distributed toany person of
whose eluim they have hot had notice at the
tiro of such distribution.
Dated at TOOe0ater, May 203183p1,,
JOHN J. R00,i.Pd16Ns,
45.1 Solicitor for Executors.
7"fix ' , i at•[LIAR
COLORADO 13 , EL'IJ.lia
Reminds us that the
PAR8 OHEEN
Sewn is close ab hand and we
desire to remind yea that we
'have, this season, the very. Per -
article that eau be purQllaeed'
anywbars, We guarantee every
pound to be.ohemioally pure.
Only 25o, per pound •
Fox's Drug store,
Orpitslrrt QUEEN'S RorNL.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solieitor and Commencer. Co11ec-
tiouamads, O0Ooe—Vanetone'OBleak, Brae -
sole. 21.3m
M. SINOLAIIi',
• Solioitor Conveyancer ,No tory Pub-
lio,&e. Onboe—'Vanetone'e Block 1 door
1'
north ofCentral Rotel, Private Block,
to
Lean. ,.
- F. 'BLAIR; BARRISTER,
• Soliptoly &n. (late of Garrow.&
Proudfoot'e O111oe, GOderieh.) Oiliae oyer
Gilliee & Smith's bank, Brueeels, •
Money t Loan, 47
DENTAL.
TIE. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a ope01a1ty. Moder-
ate
Satisfaction barber hop,, Orbry0,,
Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOK,
01 • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a Dom -
patent manner. Partroular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Pour doors
north of bridge •Purnberry st., Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
UP • O. U., L. R. C.P., Edinburgh,. M..0. P.
S. Ont, :Residence and office fn Wileon'e
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Graduate Physician, oront Surgeon, versity¢ Mediae'
faculty. Member of College of Physicians
an burgeons, Ont. OPPIGE—Naxt door to
McDonald 8: Oo„'Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoOEACIUEN,
at iris GrOeery, •1'arer nrnborrrygsto'eet, Brua ellssoe
R.N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artie±' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. Malley &Cole hardware store.
Ladles' andebildrene hair nutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
00051101311303,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Llaenses,
OFFICE AT JEwxLRY STORE.
t •'•No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
WWELLINGTON MUTUAL .IN-.
svnANOE Go. Letablielted 1810. lu-
minous effected on all Tbwn and Farra.
Property at very low rates: -
S. A. 011EIG8TON,
15 -Bin Agent,. Brussels.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division pour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Publlo:
Land, Doan and Insurance Agent, Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made
Office In Smale's.Block, Brussels
Air ISS O'OONNOR, 'R. T., .
ILL Teacher of instrumental music 00
Plano or Organ. Will visit Wiughan, Tues-
day and Wedneeday 0f soon week. nasi-
denoe on Priuoass Street, Brn05els•
1 A. HAWIi7NS, M. 0.-S. M.
1 • Organist in 8t. John's Ohuroh,-Brea
sola, and pupil, in. the Art of Teaching,of A..
W. Thayer, MMna.Loo., Now York, wilgive
lessons to pupilseither on piano or organ,
at nix parlor '001' A. R: Amith'oTerme mustore, Brus-
d-
sels. Voon1 lessons aleo'gtven. -
00010..
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auottoneer, Sales concinot
erlon reasonable terms. Farms and fame
.stook a epeolalty. Orders loft at Tun POST
Publlohing Holum ,Bru seals, or mitt° Walton
P. 0„ win receive prompt attention,
S:e'SCOTT AS AN AUO'1ION.
• EER, w111 sell for, better prioes, to
better men in leas - time and less °bargee
than any other Auctioneer in ]last Huron
or ha won't charge anything, Datee and.
orders can always be arranged et this oloe
or by p arsenal application.
STONE ! STONE.!
Any quantity of Building, Corner, Rubble.
81l1 and Bridge- Stone for Salo. Quarried
and ready for loading at Brueeele Quarry.
Perprice and terms appl v to
37 tf Bet 150 JNO. M11'OH1n3LL,•
1850010,
AGENTS WANTED W.IIO DE -
emu to earn from $15 to $25 weekly.
It canhe done rolling our ltardy,guarantoed,
Canadian growth Nursery Stook. Salary or
eommiesimt paid- weekly. Exclusive terri-
tory. Jkandseme Outfit flee, Write us at
OLIO fortatono,
E. 0, GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
41•l4 Toronto, 0116.