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Edossnets nothing to have our opinion re.
• igiewAing the beet rernedies we sell for ver-
Waltxcells whloh,Seah ie heir to. We are
-^ci'awwyr,'e glad to give you hiformetion that
werfiittiOlp yea in choosing the ,best. Ill
eflactreotter of 'Illy Papers, for lnetanoe,
Base is a great difference. if you want
raiething that will gaiokly
111 the dies
:Owed'bayst,pacisage of the Fly Pakten
z+agenr each ae we are handling, We have
+riino for this purpose Ipeeot Powder, or if
s avant to keep them free felling
Manedget time of the Sticky or
TANG1'.4EPOOT.
'QR•sell this two shade for 5 cents, It
:may east a little; more than the paper but
roes. good- work. Will be glad to sup-
Warr
up-
gw1ar.you-
. A. DEADMAN,
- Druggist, Bookseller and
Graduate Optician.
SI'HAND TRUP�i�RML 'r AY.
SOOT0EBN nxTENstoN w. a, & a.
Crain leave Brueaels Station, North
1 E& Routh, ae follows:13-01140 Bon'ra. GOING NORTE,
,'.i5apie.,..._.... MixOd
0:19:45 a.m.
Lmosons 11:59 a.m. Mail
a.m.8),,0.
3xa.;ae.-._9:00 p.m.111 Express 0:45 p,m,
A Oilers among ye takin' notes,
911' faith hall prent it..
Tan Pow is 22 years old this week.
'ffffe tan was the Baud concert last Fri-
,, .irrsg' night ?
•:ii'Fwo Band stand at the Town Hall. was
isw.utod this week.NEW k
NEitchen bas been added to the
-maddenee of S. T. Plum, Flora street.
� siraTAnLE Wnrenx ie keeping an eye on
moa persons who trot their horses over.he
:ts¢aTge.
W. BLASE/EL has bad a new fence put
r along the East side of hie residence,
,,ratan street.
"Tau report of the Entrance examine -
'.::rata will not be ready for publication an.
°ei: about August let.
'"Fr,onzxcn G.,' James O'Leary's poo•
arg•raare,foaled at Goshen, Indiana, and
woo:riser owner boasts of a filly from
••i%lander."
•t5lwvEEAL Arabians have been canvass -
...reg this section of country during the
ieer-z. week and selling their wares from
•. -z.uruso to house.::h
'xoaon TaousoN has disposed of hie
1"isas St. Bernard dog to Chas. Watt, of
3d•ezwdford. The animal was taken to its
maw home on Wednesday.
BRUSSELS Gut1 Club purpose going to
dsseforth on Friday of this week to take
:resit in a Olay pigeon contest in that town
'1e tine ownership of a silver cup.
:BENT Boos. have yut up a large store -
rouse in their hill yard for the storage of
eenx4i•ng. The market for this aommodi- 1
gniet •owing to the failure of the
'Tmst1 crop-
^'Te's not a pill you need," said he,
,-Nor yet a porous pad ;
- last get a hustle on to thee
And try a column ad."
MEeSns. CLEGG & DAMES [shipped four
- -•berg of export cattle from Brussels on
d1
'otdap. They were billed for Loudon
- vI.tngiend. 'Thos. MnLauohlin, R. K. Rose
cost ' oo• Perrie accompanied the ship-
•nvn.t.
.Moran IN.—Couneilior Leatherdale was
;ia owner of a Jersey calf three months
-1'a° •that he bad sold to a gentleman at
C.Te�tatford for 318, and to be forwarded
elbsrtly. The oalf got hold of some rope
seal. by the bricklayers at Mr. Leather•
,'Blues and obewed and swallowed a short
-aerfi„ about 4 feet, causing her death.
'Me veterinary found it undigested in
tie am imal'e stomach.
lt:;emnxw.—Wednesday noon Benjamin
.,:haver attempted to descend from a hay-
=OW
ay
9e05T in 3, & J. Livingston's barn and
r'ennohed for the rope of the hay fork to
%mist him. He missed it and fell a die•
"nsa'ce of 30 feet to the ground floor, injur-
.:n g his back. He was unconscious for a amid.xtoile but le doing as well as amid be ex•
rooted alter such a fall.
rani ueaa Ann Tau NI\E ?—The second
zoom of baseball between nines captained
r7 A.. R. Smith and R. N. Barrett was
eOoyed on Victoria Park Wednesday ef.
00500:00 end resulted in a win for the
t mer by a snore of 10 to 11 in 5 in -
=Sags. Jas. Thompson and. Noble Gerry
.arerc at the points for Mr. Smith's side
badJ. Grewar and W. Grewar for their
::opponents. The ntembere of, the re.
apective clubs were, Indians—•A. R.
.arnitio, 0. Barkley, N. F. Gerry, C.
Shaw, T. -Curry, J. Thompson, W.Stew-
dart, J. Arden and Jas. McCallum. Coal
imiavers—R. N. Barrett, W. Grewar, W.
aG
'ri'IIith, J. Grewar, J. Jones, J. Duncan,
• W. Armstrong. 0. Phillips and R.Roach.
,r',nOTGAEO.—James Ross, uncle to Rev.
:'v.1�.a Ross, B. A., of Bruseele, died at hie
rls'adence, King street, Guelph, on Tues. f
• :Baty, 'after a severe illness of some six or
--ween months. The deceased was the
-arts of the late John Leith Ross, writer to
ser. Signet, of Arnage, Aberdeenshire,
beeetland, where be was born in 1817.
FEB wee educated at Marisohal College
mind University, Aberdeen, gradaating A.
ad. •.10 1835. The following year he aame
to Canada, tattling in the township of
0li<ohol, county of Wellington. He took
.o.ia active interest in public affairs, and
1 3lt•Gd the office of Reeve of the above
ainebip from 1854 to 1859, and that of
�arden of the county of Wellington,
:258.59. -'tie represented the North
sating of the county of'Vellington in the
1'1eoaineial Parliament of Canada, 1869.
101.. and afterCoofeder„ ion was member
• of •tbo Dominion Parliament for the
: teatce riding of the same county from
t 1889 801878, soon after which he retired
',awn public life. For between 80 and 40
;getooe Mr. Ross was an elder of the Pres•
term terien tbnroh, and at the time of hie
tem* was a member of the eeeelon of
:Mesa users' church, Guelph. The funeral
iessere.brace on Thursday, Rev. Mr, Ross
rirta,ndrng. -Deceased leaves a wife and
rlltra,e children. The daughter is a mitt- 0
•.wlbma-ry in China ; the ablest son engaged
:;+x iaf4•oep rebelling in Montana and the
•yoifstgeet4t Barrister, Arm of Rowan J
- :Bost , ttoromte.
Hine the date of Beet Huron Fail Fair
in n1Gnd-.-',1;hureday .and Eridey, .Sept.
20 and 27. ,
Mott the weather ie giviug the stone
=wept a good obaaae On the foundation
Of the new 001101.
I, 0, RIojjtnpe has been improving, ilia
reaidonee with a new coat of paint. A,
, Sample did the work in his usual good
lnanllel•,
PARI0Dian DAtisnov lute already ridden
1,000 mile% on his Woggle this eoseon.
Be evidently gebe the worth of his money
out of 1130 wheel,
Musses. P.suitaan S: Kteime shipped it
ear of fine horses for export trent Bras -
eels on Thureday. George Turnbull, of
Lietowel, exaompaniecl them,
Pnonr. FoeTEn, the St, Louie weather
man, eaya the Winter of 1891.0 will he a
long, cold, "hard" Winter over the whole
Of the United States and Gunnies
As. T. Ross, American express agent,
Itaa plaoed a dandy new wagon on the
road,' the old one having served it'e day,
Jae. Walker made the new turn out.
Oosome, --Grand Organizer Milne, of
the A. 0, U. W., will pay a visit to Brea,
eels on Friday of next week, 2011I inet.
IIe le well posted in the wonting of the
Order and ie a very sueoeseful oauvaeser.
Air the Windsor races "Wanda," Beat-
tie Bros.' trotting mare, took 4t11 place
In the 2.15 race and "Maple Leaf," Jae.
O'Leary's pacer; 4th in the 2.28 class.
2.14 was touched in one beat in the last
named rape by the winner.
Tnxs week "Maple Leaf," "Saranao"`
and "Chloe,' the latter owned by Mr.
Metcalf, of Kingston, are being worked
on the ball mile track here prior to their
taking part in the Wingham races next
week, "Reddy" ie touring it in the Un.
Mod States.
TlinaeDA- of last week A. Mann end 0.
Jackson, aommernial travellers from To.
routo, were is town on a tandem bicyole.
They eave considerable time in thiia mode
of travelling from town to town ae they
are not depending on trains. A bicyole
built for two ie rather a more sociable
way of travelling than going it alone.
TELL me not in accents mournful,
Advertising doesn't pay 1
For that saying is a "abeenut,"
Growing older every day,
And existent facts belie it,
For yon'll see, if you are wise,
That the only men that "get there,"
Are the chaps who advertise.
• Tun Grand Trunk gave ample aoaom•
modation on the 12th and ran their trains
at seasonablehoure. Ten coaches were
attached to the engine of the special on
the W. G. & B., under the Dare of Con-
ductor MoOailum, whioh headed for
Luoknow with 82 passengers from Ethel,
135 from Brussels and 90 from Bluevale.
The train arrived here on the return trip
at 7:20 p. m.
TEE Glut's OBOE.—Advices from St.
Catharines state that it is beleived there
will be a fair orop of grapes after all, and
that the fears regarding total failure
through frost and reference to limited
areas, ae it ie now found that the vine -
pude in some sections have a heavy bang
of fruit, so that a fair yield, or, say, two
thirde of a Drop, may be expected. Good
prices are looked for, and those who have
a good hang of fruit are feeling jubilant
over the outlook.
Tau APPLE ()BOR.—Notwithstanding
the disheartening report of the apple
crop some time ago, owing to damage by
frost, latest advieoe from sections west
of Toronto state that the yield promises
to be much better•thau was at one time
expected. East of Toronto the prospects
are poor in some eeotious; but it must be
remembered that those districts are not
very important. Maine Baldwins, it is
reported will not be over two-thirds of
last year's crops. The Maine crop is gen-
erally included in the Canadian report,
for the reason that the great bulk of the
apples in that State ie handled by Can•
adiane.—Montreal Trade Bulletin.
THREE Lntns.—Thursday evening of
last week D. D. G. M. Robertson, accom-
panied by a number of. Wingham Odd
Fellows, came to Brussels and, after the
initiation of a new member, Metalled the
officers for the current term as follows :
A. McKay, Junior Paet Grand ;
B. G. Wilson, Noble Grand
W. Smith, Vioe Grand;
W. Bright, Recording Secretary ;
Jno. Amens, Permanent Secretary ;
F. S. Scott, Treasurer ;
Jas. T. Ross, Warden ;
S. H. Jackson, Conductor ;
Thos. Strachan, Chaplain ;
Arthur McGuire, Inside Guard ;
Wm. Martin, Outside Guard ;
S. Wilton, i
R. Thompson, Supporters N. Grand ;
j
B. Cochrane, (Su )ertere V. Grand ;
W. Grewar, 1l 14
Jj Scene Supporters ;
Jaas.. Moore, oo
J. A. McNaughton, Physician.
1. S. Scott, representative to Grand
Lodge. At the close of the Lodge the
visiting brethren were entertained to
lunch at MaAlpine's restaurant. 17
members have been initiated during the
past term and still there's more to fol-
low. The Degree Team does its work
in good style.
Oma—The residents of Brussels were
sadly surprised on Wednesday by a tele-
gram conveying the sad intelligence that
Adam Good, a former well•known and
highly reepeoted resident ofl3rueeele, had
died at the Toronto hospital on Tuesday
evening. He had gone there from Sea-
orth for treatment in the removal of an
abscees, located at the base of the right
lung, and the operation was successfully
performed en Saturday, 6th inst. For a
week after he appeared to do well, when
he took a bad turn and passed away
quietly, as above stated. The remains
were brought to Brussels Wednesday
evening, beingaccompanied by Mrs.
Good, Mies Adie 'ironstone and James
Good, of Toronto, who were with him
during hie illness, The deceased re.
moved from Bruesels last Fall to a plot
of land near Seaforth, which he had pur-
chased. Elie health had nut been good
for the past year and he had been reduc-
ed almost to a skeleton. He came to
//russets 17 years ago and was in the em-
ploy of George Good and afterwards eon.
ducted business for himself and hie
straightforward manner and Christian
character were everywhere recognized.
Mr. Good was united in marriage to Mies
Mary Vanstone 1171 years ago and elle and.
8 sons and 2 daughters survive. The
funeral took plane on Thursday afternoon
from the residence of W. F. Vanetone and
wee largely attended. 1evds, Messrs.
McRae and Griffin conducted the eervi•
es and the pall bearers were A. M. Mc.
Kay, H. Donnie, D. Meiklejohn, J, Ir.
win, J. T. Rose and W. H. Kerr. Mre.
Good and family ate deeply sympathized
with in their loneliness Tod eadneas,
A Niaw Yoga newspaper prediale that
standard bioyclea will be sold neat you.
for $80and perhaps less. It is stated
that a certain New York firm will have
400,000 bieyoles to put .on the market
(text Spring at 480,
Do you want a life 10001 n05 policy fu
whioh there are no restrictions 00 to
resideeoe, travel or occupation 1 a policy
which is nonforfeitable after two years,
if so ask to sec the Confederation L9fe'8
new pulioy. W. H. Herr, agent.
BU,siness Locals.
Loma, clear bacon at MoOraoken's.
SLAMS note forme for We 01 Tug Poen
Publishing Rouse.
Fon line shoes, cheap and good, we take
the lead. I, 0. Riohards.
HoelneuAwrune for, harvest tools and
mea line oils. Molfay & Co,
SiNGLEbarness, line mega of them and
very cheap, •I, C. Richards.
VElto beat ::Pea Harvesters at J. J.
Gilpin's, Bruseele, for $10,00,
RErArne in shoes and harness attended
to promptly. I. 0. Richards,
Tat latest improved soreen doors and
soreen windows, McKay & Go.
Livano run on children's: wagons at
Tun PoeT Book Store. 2 boy's veloci-
pedes for sale. ` Cell and see them.
Do you want to stop using tobacco?
If so, use No•To.Bao. We refund your
money if not as stated. G. A. DEADKAN.
A %Ahem quantity of binder twine on
hand at prices the lowest. McKay & Co.
A Goon, sound 4-year.old mare for Bale'
cheap, or on easy terms, or would ex-
change for lighter one. Apply at Bras -
eels Marble Works.
9nmoa'e Core,. the .great cough and
oroup pure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.five'doses ; only 25
cents. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
KAuL'e Clover Root will putiiy your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead olear as
a bell. 25 ots., 60 ots. and 0100., Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Flaunt Plows. -Hugh Williame & Son
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plow. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at Williams' Livery Stable,
Bruseele, The Fleury plow received the
gold medal and diploma at ,the World's
Fair.
CArooio Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., Bays :—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that wenli do me any good'' Price 60
Sold by AS. Fox. druggist, Brits -
eels.
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN.—J. McAlpine
has, at considerable Dost, 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 epeoial rates in fruits
and confectionery to pia.ni0 and evening
parties.
HANDS AND AnIoLES BAw.—For •yenre I
have been a great sufferer from itchy
skin trouble and salt rheum. My hende
and ankles were literally raw. The first
application of Dr. Chaee's Ointment al-
layed the burning, itching sensation.
One box and a half entirely cured me.
It is also instant relief for chilblains.
Henry 0. Parmenter, St. Catherinee,
Ont.
WILL-DIOOINo AND Dn1LLING.—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
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 84-81
Emmen wanting hardy, native stook
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 ones for further infor-
mation. Brown Brothers' Co., Conti.
nental Nurseries, Toronto, Ont. 43.2m
KIDNEY PA0T3.—In January 1892 my
son was taken with kidney disease.
Though attended by three physicians and
change of climate, he grew worse and by
'93 bad fallen from 195 pounds to 95 lbs.
In ten 'days from starting to use Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills we were able
to move him home. In four months he
gained 50 pounds and was fully restored
to health by the nee of this medioine.
Jno. S. Beatings, 23 St. Paul et., Mon.
treal.
BRUSSELS Coonwnny.—To whom 18 may
concern :—Having been appointed Pare -
taker of Brussels cemetery, I wish to
male it look as respectable as possible.
This, however, oannot be done without
tate co-operation of those who have rela-
tives or friends buried therein- Now is
the time to show your respect for the de-
parted and also to improve the property
you hold there by fixing up your iota and
by straightening the monuments or tomb.
atones erected to the memory of your
departed. For the paltry sum of 25
cents I will straighten all tombstones,
that do not need cementing, and for 60
Dents will straighten and cement those
that require it. I will also for 50 eente
straighten all monuments that need it
and keep them straight for one year.
Lots also fixed up and taken Dare of at
reasonable rates. Address all cam inapt.
cations to Rom. ARMSTRONG,
Lock box 44, Brussels.
Tont August number of the Delineator
ie galled the Midsummer Number and
contains a large variety of interesting
matter suitable for the season. Ladies
who have deferred completing their Sum.
mer wardrobes will be partieularlyipleas•
ed with this nnmbbr, for the styles were
never more dainty and appropriate. A
special article le devoted to Dressing for
Stout Ladies, and another to Bathing
and Swimming, with illustratione of the
Latest Fashions in Bathing Costumes.
Mre, Roger A. Pryor's artiole on the
Etiquette of Letter Writing bears the
stamp of authority, and will be helpful
to every one who reads it ; and the paper
on Art Needlework in the Employment
Series, will direct the attention of many
women to this occupation as a means of
livelihood: The Ontario Ladiee' College,
Whitby, Ont., is interestingly deearibed
by an ex -graduate, the popular Kinder•
garter Series is continued by Mre. Sara
Miller Kirby, and Harriet Keith ];'oboe
contributes an artistic' paper in the series
on Burnt Work. There is very praotio-
al paper on cleaning and renovating
Laces, Feathers and Gloves, and a vara-
ety of useful information is given in the
monthly tall( Around the Tea Table.,
The houeekeeper will find some new re.
oipee in Seasonable Cookery, and much
ibat will help to make housework easier
in Things the Housewife should know.
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HEAP OFEIQE, TORONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Milliocl Dollare) • 07,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorised) - 32,000,009
Aycock; 'in alt principal points in. Ontario, Qnobeo, Araw'tfol1G, Unttod Stales sOi'inglan,l
A Genexal ,Banking Busineee" Transuded. . Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made .on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposlts of $1.00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
withdrawal and oompounded half yearly,
8r107AL ATTENTiOteGIVSai TO 3011 COLLeOTIoN 01r' FAnnrtae' SALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers liyillg at a distance,
J. A. STEWART MANAolan,
6-18.IiLIES S1VSITII, 1ti4,1y1at ,
31z6tTSS.MLS,
Transact a General Bankilig Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United Status and Great Britain.
FA RIME NOTES DISCOUNTIID,
SALE NOTLIS AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
S°arwv,t,rae '•Qd417:nr as$'.'dig`�°•Pin°r'4`7r.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Raton. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
Ootober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
\0'e affect to write lneur,iiiae in 4114 'English or Canadian Companies, or in ,llut.
nal Cbnlpnnite as may be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND 'UNITED STATES: Tics CANADIAN DANE or CONISEEOE
There is also an exoellent article on the
Newest Books and others on Floral Work
for August and the Relations of Mother
and Son. New designs are illustrated
and described in Knitting, Tatting, Lace
Making, etc. Subscription price of the
Delineator, 31.00 per year, 10o. per
Bingle copy. Address, the Delineator
Publishing Co. of Toronto, Ltd., 83
Richmond St. West, Toronto, Ont.
m.ORS7. •
Doason.-In Ethel, on July 14th, the
wife of Mr. Geo. Dobson of a sun.
BArxarex.--At Niagara Falls, N. Y., on
July 7th, the wife of Mr. W. E. Bate-
man of a daughfer.
Fassun: In Grey, on July 1881), the wife
of Mr. Finlay Fraser of a daughter,
axis-fxRrna,
KNroar—MoNens—At the reeidenee of
the bride's parents, on July 10111, by
Rev. D. B. McRae, Mr. Jas• M.
Knight, of Petrolia, to Mies Chris-
tens, daughter of Mr. Lachlan Mo.
Neil, of Grey.
=SE�-
FaAsEn,—In Grey, on July 18th, the in.
font daughter of Finlay Fraser.
HERITAGE.—In London, on July 17th,.
Bertha, eldest daughter of Thos.
Heritage, formerly of Grey township,
aged 81 years.
Goon.—In Toronto, on July 10811, Adam
Good, formerly of Brussels, aged 40
years and 8 months.
BnynoN•—In Morrie, on Wednesday, July
17th, 1895, Elizabeth Marshall, be-
loved wife of George Brython, aged
70 years and'8 months.
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F.A.2.,I. FAIRFy
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 2.14
The Western, London 12-21
Provincial, Montreal, " 12 21
Hay, at Zurich, " 23-24
South Huron, Exeter, " 23-24
1South Perth, St. Mary's, " 24-25
Mitobell, at Mitchell, " 24.25
Clinton, " 25.25
Turnberry, Wingham, " 25.26
East Enron, Brussels, " 26.27
Northern, Ailsa Craig, " 26.27
Kirkton, Oct. 1. 2
Territorial Exhibition, Regina,
July 29111 to Aug. 7
Fal) Wheat 75
Spring Wheat 70"
Barley. 40
Peas 07
Oats 85
Wool 18
Butter, tube and rolls .•. 11
Eggs per dozen ......... 8
Flour per barrel.... ... .. 4 60
Potatoes (new) 1 00
Hay per ton .. -10 CO
Hideo trimmed
Hides rough 2 '
Salt per bbl., retail..,1 00
Sheep skins, each 20
Lamb skins each 15
Apples per bbl 1 62
Ilogs, Live 4 25
Wool 18
80
80
45
58
37
18
12
9
5 00
00
00
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2h
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40
40
1 25
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TORONTO Ont., July 1G,—Market quiet -
Winter offered west at 80u, end %VOA
bought, 0. P. R. west,, at No. 1
Manitoba hard is held westat05o. Flour
—Values are on the easy side. Peas --A
bid of 58o made for a car west. Oats--
White
ats-White bought, high west freights, at 82o,
and mixed at 31a ; white sold, middle
freights weet at 320. Barley—Care of
feed quoted nominally, at 40o to SOo out-
side.
Livtnroon.—Cheese, quiet; demand
poor ; flneet American white, new, 38e
6d ; finest American, colored, new, 88s
0d. Butter, 'Meet U, S. and good, nom-
inal. Ingersoll—Offerings on Tuesday
were 6,880 boxes June make ; sales 415
at So ; 800 at 8 1/100. Large attendance,
but market quiet, Peterboro,—The
cheese board adjourned to -day 'for one
week. No sales, 35,689 boxes' were
boarded. Belleville. -At Ilse cheese
board, Tueeday 2550 white, and 540 oolor-
ed were boarded. Salsa on board were :-
100 colored at 74o ; 810 white at 7 18/16 1
50 white et 7>)a. A few will sell after
bonrd et ruling prices 7 16/100.
LA81 BUFFALO, N. Y., July 10,—Cattle.
—There were no fresh arrivals on gale
today, but a number of loads weighed up
and held over, as well as a number of
tail
ende, were on offer. Hogs.—Re-
ceipts 8 oars ; the market ruled strong
end higher or all grades except prime
heavy hogs ; Yorkere, 35.00 to 35.65;
geod mediums, $5.60 to $5,65 ; common
to good, heavy ende, $4.75 to $5.25";
rough, $4.50 to $6 ; pigs, 01,60 to 00.88
stags, 38.75 to 54.50. Sheep and lambs--
Beoeipte three oars ; the market was very
quiet ; clipped sheep, export ewes and
wethere, $4 to 04.25 ; good to prime
handy wethers, 03.65 to $8,90 ; fair to
gond mixed sheep, 38 to 33.50 ; -common
to fair, 32.50 to 33 ;. calls, common to
fair, $1,50 to $2,25 ; cupped yearlings,
good to ohoice, $8.75 to 34 ; fair to good
yearlings, $3.25 to $3,50 ; Dulls and nem.
mon lots, 33.25 to 33:50 ; spring lambs,
common 8ochoice, 08.50'10 38.75.
THE P>t JPLE'S COLUMN.
'UMBELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bahk takes Deposits from
81.00 to 81,100 and %hews .8f rer cent.
interest. T,I:ARROW,
87.8m Postmaster..
QTRAYED FROM THE PREM–
L7 rote of the undersigned, Lot 20, 000.15,
Grey, on or about flay 15th, a red eteer,large
size, rising two years. Any information
leading to his recovery willbethankfully
re Delved and suitably rewarded.
GEORGE SHILLII,
50:4 Mouorleff P. 0,
STOOK FOR THE DAIRY.—IN
vv Breeding for milk or bettor do not
waste time on anything short of the beet.
No charge for the service of my Jersey Bull
if his dam will not make from 75 to 100 1b a.
more butter fu a year, than the dare of any
bull of uny breed year,
three miles.
0.-A, DEADMAN.
13raeeele.
COMFORTABLE BRICK
House for Sale situated on Turn -
berry street, Brussels. immediate poesose
-
W•
H. MOCRACKEN,
• Issurer of Marriage Licensee- Offloe
at his Orooery, •rarnberry Street, Brussels.
fon. Good stable, well, cistern, 4 acre of
laud, fruit trees, 40. Apply to
TEE) 1.'AAttL'J:A1
COLORADO BEETLE
minds ns that the
if
RS CREEN
Season le eloee at (land and we
desire to remind you that we
Intim, this season, the very Pur-
est artiole that cap be purchased
anywhere, We guarantee every
pound to bo obentically pure, '
Only 25o; per pound
Fox's Drug Store,
0•r5osiwr, Qotuew'e Rerun,
LEGAL AND ,GONVEYANCING,
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Cony oyaneor, Oolleo-
tioue made, OIDoe—Vanetouo'e Block, Brun -
eels. 21.13m
1VI. SINCLAIR
• Solicitor, tlonveyanour ,No bury 4o, Oillee—Vanetore'a Block, -1 door
north of Qentral Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solioitok, &o. (late of Carrow &
Prourlrnot'e Otioe, Goderieh.) Office oyer
Galilee & Smith's Bank, 33ruseols.
Money to Loan,
DENTAL.
T R. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate. Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental,Surgeoas,.
Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Moder-
ate Fees. Satisfaction Aeeured. (Mee over
Barretts barber shop, Turuberry St., Brus-'
tele.
VETERINARY..
T D. WARWICK,
re • Honor Graduate bf the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared totreat all
dieeasee of domeetioated animals In. a com-
petent manner. Partlonlar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. OHoo and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •1'urnberry.st., Baueeels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0. DL.t 1„ B. C.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson's
Blook ooruer of M110 andlm•nberry Ste.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
CY • Physician, Surgeon, Accouaher, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons,: Out. 05 xa s—Nett door to
McDonald & Co„ Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MISS, R. ALIOinR,
No. 81, John Street, Brussels, n
RN. BARRETT,
•- Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door.
south o1 A. M. Mofiay& Co'a hardware store.
Ladiee'and ohildrene hair cutting a epeoialty
To School Teachers.
Wanted for Sabool. Section No. 2, Grey, a
teacher, who holds Second or Third. Class
1805, duties to commenh ce after s•ummer year
1805,
days, State salary expected. Applications
to be opoued ou Tuesday, July 28rd. All app -
plications to be sent to ALEX. STEWART,
Cranbrook P. 0., Secretary -Treasurer, 05.2
THRESHING MACHINE AND
G0A1N GnnonING OUTPUT Fon SA R.—
An Abell Engine travelled four years'; a
btraal'ord Decker Threebing Afaohiio travell-
ed t.vo years, nearly ae good as new. A
Waterous Dimino Works twenty tush French
Buhrstone for grinding grain, only(lottoour
own grinding, better than new, our own
maim of elevators, price at the works 5200,
8470.00 will buy the whole outfit or will sell
separate to suit a purchaser.
D1A1RSDEN SMITH,
62 tf Bra sisals P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
'WARM FOR SALE.—THE UN–
A.
nnnsioNED offers Me 75 acre farm for
Sale, being East part of Lot 23, Cnn. 15, Grey.
About 00 aures cleared, balance hush, - Good.
frame house, bank barn, 45x56 foot, orahatd
well, .to. In good state of cultivation and
well longed. Poeseesion after harvest. For
further particulars ae to price, terms,
40, apply to
DUNCAN MCINNE6, Proprietor,
50-4 Cron brook P, 0.
FARM FOR SALE,—THE UN–
nnnelGNtn offers for sale his bfl acre
farm being West half. of Neth half of lot 14.
eon... 8, Morris, There is a good log
house, witb frame !Mellen; bank barn"; or-
chard ;well, S:e. 40 acres cleared and under
gond state of cultivation. Possession given
next November,, b"or tulther particulars to
to price, tet•ine.&0„ apply 0n the premises
to ROBERT HUGER S, Prop ria tor,
444f or Brussels P.O,
Notice to Creditors.
IN T11E SvesoriATn. Comm Or Int Gor7NTy
OP HUnON, IN TEE ESTATE or ALnxtND•
Ea MCDONALD, OP TOE TowNsnlr or
GREY, FARMER, DE0EAsaD.
Notice ie hereby given pn0saant to 0hap(
110, B. S. 0., end amending nets , that all ere-
ditore and others having Maims against the
emote of the above mooed ALEXANDER,
Iv2nDONALD, deceased, who died on or about
the Twenty-eighth day of Juno, A. D,1005,
are required to deliver or send by pest pre -
,paid to 0,3`. Blair, Brussels, Suilolter for
Thomas Strachan md: Alexander O'.oreyth,
the executors of the deceased,on or before
the 8iIrst anty or August, 1895. a etatoment
in writing containing the names, addroeeoe
and deewriptinn and full particulars of their
eliding rind the nature of their eeeuritiee (if
any) Yale by than, and in ;default thereof
and an seen attar the said let day of August
us the same can be eoaveniently done, the
said executors will proceed to distribeta the
assets of the said deceased: among thear-
tiee entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of nhioh they Muth then haye
had notice and they will notbo liable for tie
assets of said estate or any part thereof so
distributed, to any person of whoseclaim
they lave not bad netted at the time of such.
dletributlon,
.13 uteri at Bru stole, July 1781E 18110.
1-8 G. F.' BLAIR,
Bolioitor for mounters,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
SNsnn5000,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. i` LETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
CEP1at AT. JEIVELey STORE.
ia*No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
"IV-ELLING'TON MUTUAL IN
V aunANOE Go. Established 1840, In-
surances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at vary low' rates.
3. A. 01REIGHTON,
15.8m Agent, Brussels,
A HUNTER,
Clerk of tbo Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Convoyaneer, Notary Public
Londe Loan and- Iueuranoe Agent, Funds
invested and to loan, 0o1leotioas -made.
Pelee in Smale'o Bleak, Brussels
H
ISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Plane or Organ. oWillYisit Winghmusic uee
day and Wednesday of oaoh week, Resi-
dence on Prinoess Street, Brussels.
111 A. HAWKINS, hZ. 0. S. M.
.1 Organist in St, John's Church, Bruns
eels, and pupil, to the Art of Teaching, of A.
W.Thayer, Mus.11oe., New York, will give
.lessons to pupils eitber on piano or organ,.
at his parlor over A.R.Smith's store, Brus-
eels. Vocal lessons also given. Terms mod-
erabe.
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
LioonsedAnotioneer, Sales couduot
etton reasonable terms, Panne and farm
stook a specialty. Orders left at Tam PoeT
PabllehiugHouse,Bra seals, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention.
i' • S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
2-
DER, will sell for better prices, to
hotter mea in Toes time and lees °hereon
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge .anything. Dates and
orders can always he arranged et this office
or 113 personal application'..
STONE ! STONE !
Any civantlty of Building, Corner, Rubble,
Sill and Bridge Stone for Sate. Quarried
and ready for loading at Brussels Quarry.
For prioe and terms,000!y to �-
J2 0,, MITCHELL,
D7.f
t 13ox160 Breese/FL
AGENTS WANTED WHO DE-
.elan 10 earn from 510 to 825 weekly.
It can be don a selling our hardy guaranteed,
Canadian growth Nursery Stook. Salary or
eolnmiseion paid weoltly, Exolusive torsi -
tory. Handsome outfit tree, Welts us at
0110e. for tonne. .
E, 0, GRAHAM, Nursorymau,
41.14 Tomato, Out.