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3 aria Or'oe11.
Use our Government Stan -
(lard for tile Potato Bugs,
None better at He. per ]b.
Mei) Cool
By buying one or blare ahoioe
.Tans that, we are Selling juat
mow, or if yon prefer to tette
At ' DRINK
of Hire's Root Baer, jersey.
Milk Shako, Joreey Buttermilk
or Lime Fruit Juice which we
are selling at reduced rates to
introduce them.
G. A, DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller and
Graduate Optician.
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY.'
aOUT0ERN EXTENSION W, G. & E,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South as follows: '
00000 SMITH. Gone° Nonni,
Mail
....... . 0150 a.m. Mixed 9:45 a.m.
Cxuree 11;59 a.m..' lfall 8:18 p.m.
'Sneed 9:00 peri. Expr09a 9:45 p.m.
rant Witals gfems.
•
A chiel's among ye takin' notes,
An faith he'll prent it.
PIO•NICS are an the boom.
Poo bugs are plentiful.
ANOTHER wedding is on the program.
DousesLa Public school closes i,. xt
week.
STnAwIEnnras are now taking their in-
.
A. WEEK from next Monday will be
Dominion Day.
THE Smale block has been receiving a
new dress of paint.
A. law gilt lettered sign has been pot
up at J. Downing's shoe store.
Jas. O'LEany, Doo. Warwick, So in.
Beattie and harry James attended the
Woodstock races this week.
Tag latest addition to the lady I try.
clists of Brussels is Miss Thurso Gon•y,
who rides a Gendron.
STONESOt9R wilt be planed under the
carriage shop of Silas H. Jackson as he
present foundation is said to be inaec'+re.
Dozer forget the meeting oast Tuas•lay
evening, at the Town Hall, io decide on
the date of a publio celebration in B, us -
eels and the oharaoter of it.
WE would suggest that the Hon. G. W.
Ross, Minister of Education, be invitrd
to lay the corner stone of the new school
building. A very interesting demonstra-
tion could be arranged.
ANwlIunn of Brussels Gun Club will
likely compete for the prizes at the
Wroxeter touruameut on Dominion Day.
Oar Band will give a big concert in the
Pavilion, Wroxeter on the evening of
that day.
A. CARLOAD of good horses were shipped
from Brussels last Tuesday by Messrs.
Parker & Kirkby, destined for the Old
Country. duo. Miller, of Morrie, accom•
paaied them across the briny. This is,
the third shipment this season by Messrs.
Parker &'Kirkby, with more to follow.
IN the illustrated program of the 13th
annual meet of the Canadian Wheelmens'
Association, to be held in Waterloo on
Jaly 1st and 2od, we notice the portrait -
of Jno. W. Fear, hardware merchant,
formerly of Brussels. Heis the Vice -
President of the Waterloo Club, 513 which
town he resides.
THE Delineator for July contains :-
The Etiquette of Visiting, Training.
School Eeperienoes, Profitable Poultry
Keeping, Kindergarten Papers, Burnt
Work, An article on Alma College, St.
Thomas Ontario, The College Settlement
of New York, Voice Culture, Relations of
Mistress and Servant, Choosing a Boy's
Career, Cookery, Stains and their Solo -
eats, A Sunflower Tea, Amusements for
Summer Evenings, Stitobee and "Em.
broideries, Knitting, Netting, Tatting,
Lace -making, etc., etc.
GRAVELLING CONTRACTS. -Last Bator -
day evening gravelling °entracte to the
amount of $200 were let by public auc-
tion at the Queen's hotel, Brussels, by tLe
Reeves of Grey and Morris as follows :
Geo. MoSpadde0,through Fralick'e swamp
at 40o per square yard. He also gravels
the approaches to two bridges for the
County at the same figure. Opposite
cons. 7, 8, 9, and 10 Jas. M. Martin does
the work at 32lo and 340 respectively.
Gen. MaSpadden,4asaured the job South
of•Breeselo opposite cone, 7 and 9 at 25
aud38 ota. and a 51.0.00 contraot at Wal.
ton. John Bahgar gravels opposite oon.
8 at 24oents. The work will be done as
soon as possible.
SocLw,-On Tuesday evening of this
week the Ladies' Guild of St. John's
church, Brussels, made use of Wm.
Blaohill'a lawn, Mill street, for a sooial.
The evening was tine, the turn -out quite
large and the ladies need every effort to
give everybody a good time and happily
suoneeded. Refreshments in the form of
coffee, cake, ice cream, &o., were served
and an interesting program of instrumen-
tal and vooel music and readings was
given by the yam,. people. The follow.
ins were the performers :-Mrs. James,
Misses Cardiff, Haggard, Blaehill, Put -
laud, MoOraolten, Etoy, Kerney, Cooper,
and Messrs. Smith and Hawkins. About
$,17.00 was realized. The ladies feel deep.
ly indebted to Mr. and Mai. 131aehill for
the use of their lawn and home.
A. DAY AT KINCAanxo,-Elaborate are
the Dreparatie ie being made by the town
of 1Sinourdine for the Scottish Damon.
titration on the 20th of Jo ie. The prize
Het hes been made large rnough to at.
tract the leading athlete of Canada and
the United States, and a lay of rare en•
jgyment is assured any of our readers
who may visit that pretty lakeside town.
One of the Windsor -Soo Line of steamers
wall carry excursionists. from Southamp-
ton and Port Elgin to Kinoardine; while
the other will run Iran, Godericb to Rio•
sardine. Mout-done will be given on the
loite during the afternoon. The, pas-
seugera will change steamers for the re•
tura trip. Round trip $1.00. ?adieu.
lady oheap rates have been eeoared for
those who wish t0 go by rail, and the
Palmerston train will be held/ until after
the concert at night.
dayovny'1x Division Court next %Aim•
A Dull of hogs was ehipped by Bieesre,
Bolter & Yapetone on Thursday.
JNo, Minn. has made a pumber of inn.
prove amts in hie tonsorial parlor,
1t1•l.eens. Clues Ann Warns shipped; a
car of hogs to the Eastern markets last
Tuesday from Bruseols,
A flow tamarack plank floor is being
Put 00 the iron bridge over the (Maitland
here this week, Jut). Wright is doing the
work.
J. 0. HALLxnAr, of Loddon, has Jlad a
new wire tenet+ put up at hie hoose on
Albert etreet, Bruseele, in whioh W. P.
Stewart resides.
Dolmens footballers were defeated at
Atwood last weak. A third matob is now
necessary to decide the superiority of
the °lube as each have won a match.
Stamm took it leather s0110o1 hag and
books from Victoria Pant lust Tuesday
evening by mistake. A favor will be Don.
ferr•ed by 'leaving at Tag Pose. Publishing
House.
AN excursion will be run to the Model
Perna, Guelph, an Tuesday of next week.
The return fare from Brussels, ticket
good for two days, is 95 cents, Train
leaves at 6150 a. ni.
Strome fare tioketa will be issued on
June 29th, 30th, or July 1st, good to re.
turn on July and, between all stations in
Canada, Detroit, .Port Huron, Massena
Springs and Rouse's Point, N. Y.
Maria LEAF, Jas, O'Leary's pacing
horse won and money in the 2:50 aloe at
Woodstock on Tuesday afternoon. There
were Fix horses started, Jimmy Skein
took 1st plane. A protest has been enter-
ed against Skein.
Daman PARR. -All parties who have
been using the Driving track this season
or who intend to for horses or bieyolea,
and who bare not got their season tickets
should at once gall on the Secretary
and seoure them. Ladies an tricycles
free. F. S. SCOTT, Secretary.
GARDEN PARTY. -On Thursday evening
of next week a garden party will be held
at the residence of Thos. Maunders,
South of Brussels, under the auspices of
the Methodist ohuroh. Conveyances
will be supplied for the townspeople who
have no other way of going. A tip-top
program will be provided and refresh-
ments furnished.
A. KoENIG disposed of his driving horse
to J. H. Reid, a medical student of De.
troit. Before leaving town that gentle-
man purchased a set of harneea and a
Gladstone buggy from h C. Richards.
Mr. Reid dm.e through to Detroit. He
wall accompanied by Fred. Laird, of
Ethel, a fellow medical student.
Tat Seaforth Expoaitor in speaking of
the Stratford races says :-Jan. O'Leary,
of the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, and for.
merly of this town, was a lucky man at
Stratford on Tuesday. In the morning
ha purchased ,t horse entered in the 2:50
class together with sulky and barneas, for
5500. In the afternoon this horse won
its race and a puree of $400. On bets he
won 590, so that in the end his horse and
outfit only cost him 510.
FINE OArTLE.-A finer lot of cattle fed
by one man are seldom seen than the 70
head delivered by W. Dickson, of Mo.
Killop, to Scott & Jones, at Brussels, for
the British market. They averaged 1400
pounds and Mr. Diokeon received the
tidy sum of 55,330 for them. Four cars
were loaded, the drovers purchasing a
number of head from other farmers to
complete the consignment. Thos. Bloom-
field and H. Sheppard ac±ompauied the
shipment on Saturday.
11RnssELs Nor IN Ir. -The Pnblie
school Football boys drove over to Wrox-
sten on Saturday afternoon and played a
match with the school club of that ail.
lege, reinforced by members of the senior
team. Our boys weren't in it and were
defeated by 3 to 0 in one hour. A. return
matt& will be played. The following
were the players
10001ETEn. Bnues 1L0.
Fred. Orr Goal ,. W. Leathexdale
R, Martin tI ,Leon Jacksou
W. Weldon I ( Jas. McOraokeu
J. Brawn0/ D.Strachan
0. Sanderson- „Backs; Jas. McKenzieH, Brawn l .. D. McKenzie
R, Miller t Centra .D.MCLauchlia
AA, Robinson ! L•wing 1 O. Kendall Grewar
W. Raett JMcCracken.
W. B4sLood ......... ( B•wing ' SMeorackeu
ldelaree-W. Samos
JUNE WEDDING. -On Wednesday after.
noon of last week the residence of Mrs.
James Clark, Goderinh street, Seaforth,
formerly of Brussels, was the scene of
unusual excitement and stir. The a0•
nasion was the marriage of her eldest
daughter, Sarah, to John H. Stephens,
second son of Thomas Stephens, of the
Queen's hotel of that town. The cere-
mony was performed shortly after 5 o'-
clock by Bev. Dr. McDonald, in the
presen0e of a large number of relatives
and invited questa from London, Gode-
rich and Brussels. The bride was assist-
ed by klieg Tena Stephens, while James
Clark performed a like ceremony for the
groom. After the ceremony the guests
sat down to a sumptuous wedding feast.
The remainder of the evening was spent
in music and dancing, and other social
amusements. When all had dispersed'
the young couple went to their own
home, where they start out in life to•
gather, followed by the best wishes of
their many friends.
WEDDING BELLS. -Wednesday morning
of this week Cupid aeored another victory
in the matrimonial alliance of John Mo.
Bain, a well,koown young business man
of Brussels, and' Miss Lizzie H., the
estimable daughter of the late W.R. Wil.
sou. The ceremony was performed at
the residence of the bride's mother, Mfll
street, by Rev. Ino. Ross, B. A. in the
presence of relatives of the contraoting
ilttrties and a few friends. Mies Kate
Wilson, slater of the bride, was brides•
maid, and Jim. Ferguson, of Ferguson &
Holliday, supported the bridegroom.
The bride wore a very becoming ooitume
Of white sillt and the bridesmaid was
neatly attired in white, both parrying
bouquets of beautiful flowers. After eon.
gratulations an elegant wedding breakfast
was partaken of and before leaving the
tables Rev, Mr. Ross proposed the health
and happiness of the bride in lint: ions
and appropriate terms. W. H. Kerr
seconded the proposal and Mr. MoBain
replied in fitting terms. The wedding
gifts were handsome, useful, end valu-
able, and were unmistakable evidence of
the esteem in which Mrs. .MOBain is
held. By the noon train the happy
twain left for a short wedding to0r to To
ronto and Niagara Valls followed by the
sincerely expressed •wieltee of a large
circle of friends, to say nothing of rine
and old slippers. Mr. and Mrs. Mct3ain
will Continua to reside in Brnssels. Tun
Pon throws an editorial clipper after
them and hopes that their fondest itOpea
wilt be realized.
Busiri.e$$ Locals,.
1'o140Ea 35 onto it bag at MgOreoli.
90'9.
W11 repair shoos cheap aud»eat. I.0.
Richards,
Font sale cheap; one baby carriage. I.
C. 1Zioharde,
Fon sale, one top. buggy, good .as new,
I. 0, Richarde,
}Vit eel] and guarantee NQ•Te-Bao, Try
it, at I'ox'e Drug store,
Poll beet value in boots and shoes try
us, 7. 0. Richards,
Tax No-To.Bao, we 9011 and guarantee
it at Fox's Drug store,
VEnx beet Pea Harvesters at J. J.
Gilpin's, Brussels, for @10,00,
LeyiorY run on ohildren'e waged 0-5
THE POs' Book Store, 2 boy's alcor
pedes for sale. Gall and see them,
Do you want to step using toba000 ?
If eo, nee No -Tc -Bao. We refund your
money if not as stated, G. A. DEADMAN,
Suxzon'e Cure, the 'great Dough and
droop Dore, is in great demand. Pocket
else contains twenty-five doses'; only 26.
cents. Ohildren love it, ' Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggiat, Brussels.
Lion's Clover Boot will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and melte your hand clear as
a bell. 25 ole., 50 ots. and $100. Sold
by Jae. Pox, druggist, Brussels.
HEEn :on WAnexNn.-The common
and ever-present warning of kidney
trouble, bank -ache and weakness in book
are quickly relieved by Dr. Obeee's Tulle.
When all other remedies fail they cure.
CAPTAIN Sweeuey, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :-"Sbiloh'e Catarrh Remedy:
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 60
Dente. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Bros.
sense
FLEURY PLOWS.-FIugh Williams & Son
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plows. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at Williams' Livery Stable,
Brussels. The Fleury plow received the
gold medal and diploma at the World's
Fair.
Sona Warm FOUNTAIN. -J. McAlpine
has, at oonsidarable oast, put one of them
into his restaurant and can, now put up
the beet Summer drinks known, He
has reduced ice cream to 30 cents a quart
and will give very special rates in fruits
and oonfeotionery to pio•nic and evening
parties.
C. Donnelly, prop. of the popular and
well known Windsor hotel, Alliston, Ont„
was troubled for years with Robing piles.
He was persuaded by Jos. McGarvey, Al.
list n, 11••01.0 man, to use Chase's Oint-
ment, Wiwi he,hd, was cured, and had
no return of them and highly recom-
mends this ointment as a sovereign cure
for piles.
A NEW Ilrrna Luka Srmmatserr Son,
non. -The Oanadian Paoifio are making
a new departure in their Upper Lake
Steamship service. Instead of running
two boats a week from Owen Sound and
Sault Ste. Marie and Port Arthur as
hitherto, they are arranging during the
excursion season, commencing 29th Jane
and ending 615 September, in addition to
the two steamships from Owen Sound on
Mondays and Thursdays, to ran a third
steamship, the"Alberta," from Windsor
every Saturday, leaving after the arrival
of the morning 'train from Toronto, or
the Friday evening train from Montreal.
She will tail at Sarnia, thence to Mack -
into Island, where a lay over of 6 or 6
hours will be made. From there to
Sault Ste. Marie, where a stop over of 8
or 4 hours will be made, and then on to
Thunder Bay, connecting with the over.
land express for Winnipeg and the Pacific
Coast. Returniug, the Alberta will not.
Dell at Mackinac, but passengers going
via Windsor will have the advantage of
returning via Owen Sound, or vine versa.
13022,25.
Bonen.-In Grey, on June 715, the wife
of Mr. John Bolger of a sou .
DEwan.-In Elma, on May 615, the wife
of Mr. Wm. Dewar of a son.
Sino. -In East Wawanosh on June 8th,
the wife of Mr. John Slliel, a daugh-
ter.
S'rliw,RT.-In Grey, on June 1055, the
wife of Mr. Hugh Stewart of a son
(still born.)
a2.ea.�ar�xEln,
M0BAIN-Wmeoo.-At the residence of
the bride's mother, Mill street, on
June 1915, by Rev, John Rose, B. A.,
Mr. John McBein to Miss Lizzie H.,
third daughter of the Late W. R.
Wilson, all of Brussels.
MoOma,-SFnmag.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, 1615 con., Grey,
on June 20, by Rev. W. J. Waddell,
Mr. George E. McColl, of Morrie, to
Miss Lizzie, third daughter of Mr.
Hartwell Speiran, of Grey.
STEFHENS-CLARK. At the r'esidenoe of
the bride's mother, on June 12th, by
Rev, A. D. McDonald, D. 'D., Mr.
John Hay Stephens, second son of
Mr. Thomas Stephene, of the Queen's
Hotel, to Mies Sarah, eldest daugh-
ter of the late James Clark, all of
Seaforth,
SauTn-MAOnaN.-At the residence of the
bride's father on Wednesday June
5th, by the Rev. 4 Henderson, M,
A.,Mr. J. Alfrad, son of Mr. W. Smith,
to Margaret A., daughter of Mr.Itobt.
Moohan, all of Grey township.
AVERY-BAwrnNHntllnn.-At the reel.
denoe of the bride's father, on Jnne
1355, by Rev. G. H. Oobblediok, Mr.
Wm. B. Avery to Mise Rena, third
daughter of Mr. A. Bawtiuheiner, all
of Brussels, •
RonmNeoor -TUCKER --TAYLOR- TUCKER. -
At the manse, WSitechurob; by Rev.
Mr, MoNab, on .into 8rd inst., Mr.
Wm. Robinson, ofTarnberry, to Mise
Mina Tucker, of 'Gingham; and Mr.
Wm, Taylor, of Morris, to Miss
Barbara Tooker, of Wingham.
MOBu0NaY-JOHNSTON.-At the residence
of the bride's parents, on Jane 5th,
by Rev, L. G. Wood, 'Mr. Samuel
McBurney, of East Wawanosh, to
Mies Annie, daughter, of Mr. Wm.
Johnston, of Turnbarry.
Tolle-Rnnatolan,-At the residence of the
bride's mother, Winnipeg, on the 5th
ioat., by Rev. Dr. Duval, Mr. H. P.
Tome, of Winnipeg, to Miss Muriel
Redmond, formerly of Clinton.
=sea. ,
BmNEy.-In Turnbarry, on the 11th inst.,
Francis Birney, age 7(3 years.
Ponvie.-At the raeidenoe of her brother
15 East Wawanosh, on June 5th,
Christina Purvis, aged 80 years.
Saumrl,-In Lucknow, on Tuesday, June
1855, 1895, William Henry Smith,
aged 56 years, 8 months and 25 days.
So,n us, -In Blyth, on the 17111 inst.,
Eliza Somme, aged 22 years.
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eerie ".P,,.'.LJ°l'iiL',f�`°.Ie."anzz n472,
HEAD OFFICE. .. TORONTO,
ASSETS, - (Seven Million Dollare) . $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorised) - - $2,000,000
Apenoieein ail prinaipai painte in Untold°, Queben; klan 4toba, United Stains & nvland, PARis GREEN
TX'fln 111A1‘1'114.1411
COLQI.3,AD0 31igTL13
Ilerainda as that the
Sersabi&°
A General Banking Boldness Transacted, Partnere' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points, ,
SAVINGS BANI< DSPARTMCNT,
Interest allowed cn deposits of $1,00 .4nd upwards from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SMEarox, ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLr,AorxpN OF FARMERS' SALE NOVA.
Every facility afforded Ouetomere living at a distance,
J, A. STi11WART MAN4GEn,
as
CILLI S, Yw T$rr17, r�rXI,,t BANKERS
CN 7
Transact a General' Banking Business.. Drafts 13ou8ilt and Sold on
N11 points 1n Canada, Unite& States and. Great Britain,'
FA RME 118 NOTES DIS5:O•CINTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Sierix Imre 2b.sialo maw.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rotas. Interest Com-
pounded Twioe a Year, Being Added to the Prinoipal ab the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect to write insurance In old English ar Oanadhin Companies, or in NW,
nal Campsites 50 may be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BATE OF COMMnROE
BRV'nmooI.,S a;ma± s:go.
i
Fall Wheat 05 i 96
Spring,. Wheat 05 90
Barley. 45 48
Peas 58 Op
Oats 85 87
Wool' 18 18
Butter, tubs -and rolls 11 00
Eggs per dozen 8 9
Flour per barrel.. . 4 60 5 00
Potatoes. 25 00
Hay per ton 7 00 00
Hides trimmed 3 00
Hides rough- .. ' 2 2i•
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00
Sheep skins, each 20 40
Lamb eking each16 40
Apples per bbl 1 52 1 25
Hogs, Live..•....° 4 00 4 25
Wool 18 20
CHEESE MARKET. -Ingersoll; Ont. -Of.
faringe to.dey, 2,175 boxes remnant of
May 'make ; safes,' 300 boxes at 'Tic. ; 7
9/160 ,refused in some Oates ; 75n refused
for one lot first week of June make.
Belleville, Ont. -At the oheese board to.
day 1,866 white and 680 colored were of.
fared. Sales were 330 colored at 711/180;
895 white, 7$o ; 75 colored, 7Oo ; 750
white, 7 9/16o ; 50 colored, 7 9ll6o.
TORONTO, June 18. -Market dull and
easy. Wheat -Red and white were of.
fared, high freights west, at 95o to 96e,
but some holders asking lo or 20 more ;
Manitoba wheat is easier, $1.04 far. No.
1 hard west, and $1.00e Montreal freights.
Flour -Cars of Ontario patents quoted at
54.90, and straight roller at $4.60 to 54.65,
Toronto freights. Barley -Care of feed
outside quoted at 53. Rye -Market
nominal,• at 65e for care east. Oats -Cara
of mixed quoted at 30o west, and white
at 87o to 38c according to locality west.
Peas -Oars north and west quoted at 620
to 630.
l'olmaro, Jane 18. -Trade was pretty
fair to -day at the western cattle yards,
although it cannot be said that prices
were much higher. Export cattle had a
better tone, on the strength of improved
oables, but other lines were barely steady.
Hogs were in heavy supply and weak,
prices declining about 5 per cent. Buyers
were in good attendance. Thera were
about 22 carloads of butchers' cattle went
through to Mantreal. Receipts ware 62
carloads, which included 623 sheep and
lambs, 1,200 hogs and nearly 100 calves.
In export cattle there was a firmer tone
than last Friday, but prices were about
the same, the higher quotations having
been paid for choice cattle than has' been
offered lately. As high as 51cper pound
has been paid for one or two choice loads,/
with the ruling .figures from 4/o to 5,.o
per pound. There were about 50 oarloads
of exporters in, all told, and most of them
sold before the close of the day. In
hoteliers' cattle buying was only moan
ately active,prices ruling at 3}o to 4o per
pound. For a few nice ohoioe cattle as
high as 44o per pound was paid. Buying
for the outside was fairly active, 14 loads
being taken for Montreal, but the demand
from looal'butohere' was quiet. In stock-
ers and feeders there was really no trade
done.
MoxrnuAL, June 17011.- Quite an act.
ive business was done in the horse mar•
ket last week with fairly liberal purcltas-
ep� both on export and local account. Ad -
%does from the other side are not actual.
ly better. They offer a fair amount of
encouragement and shippers evidently
see their way clear to ship right along.
About 40 were taken by Laurie at the
[corse Exchange during the week, and
about 400 head were consigned throngh,
principally from the Western States.
The general quality of the stook sent for-
ward woe good. Values oontinued about
the same. Desirable heavy draught
horses are quoted from 575 to 5125, and
the same range about covers the value of
good light horses. At present there are
but three oars for sale at the exchange.
Bann BUFAALO, N. Y., June 18. -cattle
-The free)! arrivals ware ,very light as.
usual on Tuesday, being but four loads.
A number of ends held over from yester-
day's trade, composed of hoteliers' and
(tilling stook, were being peddled out, at
weak prices. Hogs-Reoeipts, only 7
carloads, but 8 carloads bald over from
yesterday's market opened with a fair
demand. Yorkers, 54 80 to $4.90 ; good
medium, $4.90 to $4.05 ; common to good
heavyaode, $4.15 to 54.501 rough, 53.75
to $4.40 ; pigs, 54,75 to $4.80 ; stage, 58
t0 53.50. Sheep and lambs, -Receipts,
2,260 head. Market dull. Clipped sheep,
export ewes and wethers, $3,76 to 54.25 ;
good to prime handy wethers, 58.50 to
53.75 ; fair to good mixed, 52,75 to$3.25;
common to fair, 52,85 to$2.50 ; oulls, 51.-
60 to $2 ; clipped yearlings, good to
choice, 53,40 to 58.65 ; common and culla
iota, 52 to 58.351 spring Iambs, common
tis ohof00, $8.50 to 58.60,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank tattoo Deposits from
$1.00 to $1,100 and aliowe 8i per emit.
interest. T. FARROW,
87.8m - Postmaster.
STOOK FOR THE DAIRY. -IN
Breeding for milk or butter do not
waste
for the eery oe of my Jers v Bull
if his dam ,will not make from 75 10100 lbs.
more butter in a year, than the dam of any
breed within three relies.
G. A. DEADMAN. °
Bruesele"
STRAYED FROM THE PRE M-
ins of the undersiguad,Lot 25, Oon,±8
Grey, on or about May 1401, four head of
yearling cattle. Three oithem are red in
color and the other gray. Any information
le ailing to their recovery will be thankfully
received,. JAS. LA:RU,Proprietor,
45-tf Ethel P. O.
OM.FORTABLE BRICK
House for Bale or to Rent on Turn -
berry street, Bruesele. Immediate possess-
ion, Good stable, well, cistern, 4 acre of
land, fruit trees, &o, Apply to
MRS. It, WALKER,
No. 81, John Street,
41- Brussels,
REAL ESTATE.
I[1ARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN•
DERSIGNED LIMB several good Farms 9 or
soloand to rent,easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 3, SCOTT.Bruesela.
I.]1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN—
DRRBIGNED offers his 75 acre farm for
Sale, being East part of Lot 22, Oon,18, Grey.
About 50 acres cleared, balance bush, Good
frame bowie, bank barn, 45055 feet, orchard,
well, Jen.. In good abate or cultivation and
well fenced. Possession after harvest. For
further particulars as to price, terms,
&o. apply to
DUNCANMc1NNES, Proprietor,
45.4 . Oraubrook P. O.
FARM FOR SALE. -TRE UN-
IMASIOmtn offers for sale his 50 acro
farm being West half of North half 0010114,
COIL 8, Morris. There is a good log.
house, with Immo kitchen; bank barn ; or-
chard.; well, &o, 40 cores cleared and under
gond state of cultivation. Possession given
next Novbmber. For further particulars as
to prlae, terve,&o., apply on the: premises
to ROBERT HUGHES, Proprietor,
44-10 or Brussels P.U.
Season ie close at hand end Ivo
deeire to remind you that w0
have, this eeaeou, the very Pure
eat article that mut be purohaeed
anywhere, We guarantee every
pound to be oh0nligatly pure,
Only , 25oguild
per n _-.
AT -
Fox's Drug Stare,
OPPOSITE QUEEN's HOTEL.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solioitor0,00 Conveyancer. donee -
Nous made. Office-Vanstono'e Block, Brute.
eels, 21.0m
wY y•
M. SINCLAIht,
T 1T • Solioltor, Uonveyaneso ,No tory Pub -
no, &o. Oflloe-Vaustone's Block, I door
north of Central, Hotel,. Private Funds to
Loan"
G F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. Hato of Garrow
Proudfoofe cities, Goderlob.) Ofhao over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan, 47
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON
.honor Graduate Toronto 'University,
Tiioentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Grown and Bridge work a specialty, Moder-
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured, Office over
Barrett's barber shop, Turmberi•y Si., Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
tl • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, ie prepared to treat all
dieeaoeeuf damestiaated animals in a oom-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
00 veterinary deutiatrp. Calle. promptly at-
tended Eo. Mae and Infirmary -Faun doors
north of bridge •i'urnberry et„ Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O, M., L, R. 0.P., Edinburgh, M. 0.
S. Ont. Reeldenoe and office fn Wllson'e
Block, corner of Mill and Turnbarry .Ste..
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
GradP sioian, Surgeon, Aoeoucher, eta,
uate- of Toronto University Medium'
Faculty" Member of College of Physicians
dud Burgeons, Out. Oudot-Noxidoor to
McDonald & Co., Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TXT H. IoORAOKEN,
1 If • IBeurerof6larriagoLleensae. Office
afhia armory, •Purnberry street. Brussels...
R• N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next . door
eolith of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladioe'and children° hair cutting a epeelalty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INBURANOL•,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
Notice to Creditors.
IN Tr ii SuomoGATIo COURT OF !MP, COUNTY
OF SIMON, IN Tar ESTATE OF OWEN'
SMITH, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given pursuant t0 chapter
110, It, S. 0., (1817) and amending acts that all
creditors and Other persons having claims
against the estate of the above named Owen
Smith, deceased, who flied on or about the
Fifth day of May, 1804, are required to deliv-
er or send by post, propend to John J. Steph-
ens, Teeswater, Solicitor far James Jaelcaon
and John McCartney, the Exeouto•s of the
deceased on or before the First Day of duly.
ssas, a statement in writing containing the
names, addrebse8 and descriptions and full
particulars of their claims and the nature of
their securities (if any) h aid by them, and in
do fault thereof and as soon after thesaid lst
day of July as the eamo can be conveniently
done, the said Executors will praaeed to'dia.
tribute the emote of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, havin
rapid only to the claims of which they ehal
then have bad notice and they will 000 be
liable for the assets of said estate or any
part thereof so distributed to any poison of
whoa° claim they have not had notice at the
time of such diatribe Boa,
Dated at Teeswater, Hay 20 1893.
OOHN J. STEP1HENS,
43-0 Solioltor for Executors.
Notice to Creditors,
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF THE. COUNTY
OF HURON, IN 7110 EIl1ATE OF :WILLIAM
FUUroN, DECEASED,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chap.
110 R. B.0, (1987) and eutouding acts that all
creditors and other persona having ohms
a ainst the estate of the above named WIL•.
LIAM FELTON, •deoeaeed, 'who died ou or
about the 1755 day of April, A, D, 1895, aro re-
quired to deliver or scud by poet, prepaid, to
(t, F. Blair, Brussels,. Solicitor far Wlllmm.
Fulton, administrator, with will annexed of
the estate of the deo:mood on or before tho
9111 11uy. of July. 18115, a. statement in writ -
lug containing their Hamas addroeees and
deaarlptlons and • 1011 particulars of their
alaime and the nature of their eeoarities (if
any) held by them, and in default thereof
and as soon after the said 995 day of Jnly as
the tame nen be conveniently done the 0)sid
administrator will proceed to distribute the
Rosette of the said deoeaeed among the par••
tioo entitled thereto, having regard only to
tho clalims of which be shall then have had
notice and 110 will notbe liable for the assets
of said oatate or any volt thereof oo distrib-
uted to any person of whose elates he has
not had notice tit the time of suoh die-
tribution,
Datadat Brussels the 19th day 01 Juno, A,
D. 1385,
O. F, BLA111
403 Solicitor for Admluistrator.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.
L No Witness Required.
T. PLETCHER, Brussels.
yTELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
aonANOE Go. Betabliohed 1840, In-
surances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at verylow rates.
J. A, OREIGHTON,
15.8m Agent, Brussels,
ALEX. AUNTFR,
Clark of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loam. Colieotione made
011ie° in. Smale'a-B look, Brunets
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of ivatrumentat mueia 011
Plano or Organ. Will visit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of eaoh week. Resi-
dence on Princess Street, Bruesele,
A. HAW1U11S, M. 0. S. M.
J • Organist iu St. John's Church, Erns
sets, and and puppil, in the Art of Teaohiug of A.
W.Tbayew, Mue.Deo.,New 'York, will give
lesenne to pupils either on plane or organ,
at his parlor over A. R, smith's store, Brut+ -
solo. Vocal lessonsalso given; Terms mod
erste,
AUCTIONEERS.
(FORGE KIRKBY;
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales oouduot
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Orders left at TEE Poor
PubliahiugBonee, Bruseals, or eontie Walton
P. O., will reaelve prompt attention,
ri S. SCOTT ASAN AUCTION.
L •..BEs, will eon for better prices, to
better mon, in ,lese time and lees abarges
than any other auctioneer in East Borth
or lie -won't charge anything. Dates and •
orders can always be arranged at this office
or by personal application.
STONE I STONE !
Any quantity of Building, Corner,- Bubble.
8111 and Bridge Stone. for Bale. Quarried
and ready for loading at Brunetti Quarry.
For price and terms apply to
JN 0,M1TOHELL,
87.tf ,. Box 110 Bruseelo,
AGENTS WANTED WHO DE -
KIM to earn from 816 to 525 weekly.
I1 Dan bodOne selling ourhardy,guarantoed,
Canadian growth Nursery Steck, Salary or
'000nmlesion paid. weekly. Exolueive terra'
tory. Handsome outfit free.. Write ue at
once for tame,
B. 0, GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
41.14 Toronto, oat.