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If youare wanting' a per we can fit
you eoieotifically and guarantee eatief,ip•
tion, We have them from5.Oo. a pair up•
wards. Gold themes guaranteed to be as
stated, Do not buy from peddlers and
ren chances of injuring your sight and
payingg exorbitant prices for something
yea miry fend does not suit you. We
have spent time and money in learning
Trow to fit apectaoles to suit different eyes
and would like to supply you when need•
ing a pair.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller and
Graduate Optician.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.'
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GoneGBOETE. GOYIM No0To.
tdail 0,50 0.m,Mixed - 9:45 aim,
Qapreas 11;59 aim. Dlail 016p.m,
kfixed 9;00 p.m Expreee 9,48 p.m,
a.or I liebs g .ons;
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it,
Bananas rases next Monday, only one
day.
BEATTIE BROS. 'bug looks quite gay in
its new dress of paint.
TERRE will be a large entry list at the
raoea here next Monday.
Foca ox Division Court will be held
Here on Thursday, 29111 inst.
Bananas races next Monday, only one
day: The traok is in first. class shape.
FRIDAY of tbis week "Wanda" trots in
Port Huron. There are 15 entries in the
oleos.
A law platform is being built at the
roar of Dr. Grabam'e block for the ac•
oommodation of the tenants.
MASEROOai hunting has taken the place
of fishing these mornings. Some very
suooeeeful finds have been made.
3s Janis O'LEARY was at Port Huron
rues on Tuesday where "Maple Leaf"
won the 2.24 pacing race. Ten horses
started.
"Wilma," Beattie Bros. fast mare,
landed the dollars for her owners in a
race, with six competitors, at Alpena,
Mich., on Wedneeday of last week. She
went the three heats without a skip.
HARVEST APPLES. Wedneeday morning
of this week John Bann, of Grey town-
ship, rather surprised the people of Brus-
sels by coming to town with six bushels
of nice red Astrachan apples. They sold
readily at 91.00 per bushel.
MESSRS.. Swoon ,0 MOLansr, merchants,
have disposed of their fine 3 -year-old
Carlisle driver, 'Patsy" to W. H. Pole,
of Morris, at good figure. They have
had several tempting offers for 'Barney"
but they say money won't buy him.
A AIERnY•Go•B0BND mune to town on
Monday but only stayed one night, as the
$5 per day license fee was more than the
receipts. The machine was run by horse
power. They had a good orchestra organ.
Walton was named as the next stopping
place.
G. A. DRw ro r has completed his ad-
vance course in optics and returned last
Saturday. He does not leave for Chicago
till next month. Dr. Hamill, of Toronto,
who is a specialist on diseases of the eye,
has agreed to assist him in those oases
that may require special treatment.
Tag rural Public sotiools will open
after vacation on Monday, the 19th of
August. The Provincial Normal schools
will open on the 90th of August, the
High schools and Publio schools in cities,
towns and incorporated villages will open
on the 20211 of August, the county Model
schools will open on the 2nd of September
and the Provincial school of Pedagogy
will open on the lst of October.
Tag Goderich Signal says of the Brus-
sele-Goderiolf baseball match Oar
boys met a double-barrelled, heavy.
aotioned edition of Waterloo yesterday
not far from Bruseels, when the natives
of that burg, seeing that they were
strangers took them in and did for them
to the tune of 23 to 13. The redoubtable
"Casey" must have been at the bat when
the Belgians lifted the score to 23. At
last accounts the Goderich contingent
was doing as well as could be expected,
and ware in hopes of gathering them.
selves together in time to wipe the earth
with the Stratford club before coming
home. They must do something or we
can't meet them with a brass band.
AN IAtronraaTYisrT.—It is a well-known
fact that many cases of hernia—rupture
in children have been cured by Dr. J. Y.
Egan, the Rupture specialist, of Toronto,
which others could not relieve temporar-
ily even by retention of the parts. In
fact, cases by others considered hopeless,
it hoe been this gentleman's good fortune
to successfully treat, and any man or
woman of sense will acknowledge that an
appliance wbioh can accomplish each a
result in an native, restless ohild, incap-
able of realizing its danger, must prove
equally suaoessful in even severe eases of
adults, who possess sufficient judgment to:
exerofee ordinary care and intelligence.
Your child's life (perhaps your own) may,
depend on this notice I You must do
something sometime. Why not now 7
and be made safe and wore, and have
no more trouble or anxie 4. Don't miss
this opportunity, for suo r,i you put it
off now, a visit to Torout , means lose of
time and honsiderable expense. Think
of this and remember that Dr, J. Y.
Egan, of Toronto, the only rupture
spOoialiet in the Dominion who has had
17 years practical experience in this one
sine exolusively, with more than 22 years
practice in Toronto, will be at the "Grand
onion Hotel" Clinton, Wednesday, Aug.
9let, and in Brussels "American Hotel"
Friday, August 28rd, • The testimony
furnished this office ie of a very high
order from parents, patients and .physic.
lane, many being reeidentin this neigb-
horhood,
Boussssos l?ubllo eobool will O0.O On OP
litonday, 20511 inet,
W40 are the next victims for our baee•
ball teens to alangbtee ?
ANorosuo ohange may take place in the
business dross in Bi'.petobi, go topert
PAYS.
STRAgroro 13'Soyplo moot taloa place oil
Tgesdsy, Aeg, 27511. A. fine program will
beipreaented.
Dane ti HAIxlga base pgrobasod the
betting priviliges at Brussels TAM.
Tbey pay 9150 for them,
Mnsene, Soo1T & Joists //hipped a oar
of osttle from Brtiasele en Monday..
Samuel Diekeon sold them 11 bead that
averaged 1340,
IN the published report of the Leaving
examina5ion Emma Webster, Brussels,
was oredited with 678 but her maths on
the postal card were 093.
Beale of the big red shone, from the
Forks of the Credit, being used in the
arobee of the new school, poet 900 before
a dollar is expended in dressing them,
Something cheaper could surely have
answered pet ae well,
Tile threshing season ie again on hand
and it would be well it rally (Impotent
man were employed to run the threshing
engines. Incompetent men are dear et
any price, often cauhing serious lose to
the owners of engines and increasing the
risk of boiler explosions and fires.
Unica the revised Ontario 4gt to aware
to wives and' children the benefit of life
ineuranoe, as amended by late legislation,
the insured has no power to deolare by
his will that others than those for whose
benefit he bas effected the policy or de.
glared it to be, shall be entitled to the in.
seventh money, nor to apportion it among.
the others than those for whose benefit
be bas effected the policy or declared it
to be: This is the tenor of a decision of
the Court of Chancery.
!Tal' BIGGEST DAY'S RAPING EVER 1N
Hunow,—On account of the 2.24 race not
filling the management have deoided to
have all the ranee announced for Brussels
meeting (four) on Monday, August 19511.
One big day's sport. These races are
well filled with good horses, The entriee
are all bona fide—horses in two rause can
start in which they please. The follow-
ing are the entries ;—Half mile run—
"Arab," 'Jam Sage," "Capt. O'Shea,"
"Tenuy B.," "Colonist" 2.40 trot or
pace "Maggie Darrooh," '(Lady Mit-
chell," "Walter Medium," "Hilda;'
"Bellwood," "Miss Dilmarch," "Topsy
D," "Clipper." 2.29 trot or.
pace -"Rumor Jr.,' "Tartie," "Emi-
ly," "Molly Barnes," "Volun-
teer D." "Hilda," "Walter Med-
ium," Open trot or pace—"Pay Rook,".
"Gold Ring," "Dr. M„" "Belmont Chief,"
"Mies Garfield."
GErrueax.—Addie M. Best was called
away to ber long home on Friday fore-
noon of last aeek. As mentioned in last
week's POST She had taken a bad turn on
Thursday and was not expected to live
through the day but toward evening ebe
improved somewhat and faint hopes were
entertained of her recovery. She passed
away quietly, peaoefally and quite unex-
pectedly. Deceased was the eldest daugh-
ter of John Best and was born at Oliver's
Ferry, Rideau Canal, near Perth. About
16 yearn of her life was spent in the home
of her aunt, Mrs. George Cardiff, where
she died. She was 27 years, 1 month and
19 daye old. Mies Best had a large circle
of friends and was always a welcome
member of any company. Her early de-
mise is sincerely regretted by many
relatives and friends as she was an
exceptionally estimable person. The fun-
eral took place last Sabbath afternoon,
the procession beiug one of the longest
known in this section of country, 145
oonveyanoes containing 347 people being
counted ae the cortege proceeded to Brus-
sels cemetery. Rev. R. Peal conducted
the service, delivering a very suitable
address at the house on Life, Death and
the Judgment. The bereaved have the
sympathy of the community at large in
their loss. A peculiar ooinoidenoe con-
cerning the illness of Miss Beat is that
her cousin, Mise Addie Crisp, who was
visiting with ber among friends in Mc.
Killop, ie also very ill with the game
trouble at her home at Londesboro', but
is improving now.
"IT WAS A FAMOUS VloronuE."—Palmer•
stun Base Ball team started out on a
"tower" last Monday, arriving in Brus.
eels on the afternoon train. Shortly
after 4 o'clock Ab.Panlin, the well-known
let baseman of Wroxeter, called the
game and umpired it throughout with
satisfaction to all concerned. The visit.
ore went to bat first and pounded the at-
mosphere, and owing to their inability to
locate Jack Grower's curves it was a
rare thing to get started to first base,
and after the start some naughty fielder
venally had the ball to D. C. Ross at that
bag before their arrival. Not one Pal-
merston player orossed the home
plate through the 8 innings
—only that number was played.
The fielders had very little to do, but
were generally on band to look after all
that came their way. Bruseels found
Hamilton, the Palmerston pitcher, from
the start and piled up ran after run,
until they tallied 19 in their 7511 innings.
They were blanked once, viz. in the 5511.
A. Boyd, of Harrieton, was the catcher
for the Easterners. The Palmerston
boys weren't in it at all and were played
round at every point of the game. They
returned home by the evening train.
Jno. Grower and Robb. Ross did good
work as battery for Brussels, and had a
great deg to do with the result of the
match, as Grewar struck 12 men out.
Jae. T. Ross heads the more with 4
rune and no outs. There was a good at-
tendance of speotatore, 913.00 being tak-
en at the gate, ladies free, and the didn't.
pays outside of the fence. Here is the
snore :—
0Rb.aELs B. 0. 0ALtt0 95TON. R. 0,
It, Ross,e 2 4 Hamilton, p 0 4
3. Bees, 2nd b 4 0 Boyd, s 0 1
1v. Growth as 8 '1 Niobolaon,lf......,..0 2
N. Gerry of 8 1 Jamieson,. ae 0 8
O. Shaw, 8rd 11..,,..8 1 McDonald, Ord b,,,0 8
D. U. Rose, let 11.,.0 5 Daub, 2ndb 0 4
MOBain,lf 2 1 Lawrence, 1st 5.,.0 1
G. Halliday,rf 1 8 Cox, Of5 g.
J. Grewar, P 1 5 Forsythe, rf: 0 8
Total 10 2� Total 0 24'
Boer° by Innings. 1 2 8 4 0 8 7 8—
flrussele 4 8 1 4 0 5 2 x-19
Palmerston 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0.
W. Mooabe and R. N. Burrett were
the official scorers, The Palmerston
boys were accompanied by Memos. Mc-
Ewen, Herne, and other residents who
Dame up to see. bow base ball is played.
Brussels team did all they could to make
it agreeable for their visitors who took
their defeat in good part. Now bring on
the "Unions,"' as like Alexander of old
P70 are looking for new worlds to conquer.
Manager Downing ie 50 be complimented
on hie team. Andy Currie hurt his
shoulder and Colin Shaw took hie place
and played a geed genie.
Business • vocals,
Loge, Pleat bacon bt MaQseoken'a.
BLANK trete farina tee halo at Toll Pawn
Publishing, I'$Ppge,
"theme fu /MAW And 011099 very Cheap,;.
X. 0, Rlebarde,
Too gopd Oboes At low piece wo take
the lead. I. 0. Richards,
Sigma harness at reduced prioes for
Oath fbr thirty daye. I. 0, Itiobarde,
Matt NBr,Lin BIOMASS is prepared to do
Dressmaking at bets borne or at the real.
donee of her patrons.
LIMEY run On ohildren's wagon9 at
Tun Pear Book Store, 2 boy's volooi.
Wee for tale, Call and see them.
Do you want to atoll tieing toba000 7
It so, 008 No-To.l3a0, We refund your
money If not as stated. G. A, DEApnag.
Bann; Cape lost between Brothels and
lot 28, von. u", Morrie, a short time ago.
Tule Ander will greatly oblige by leaving
it at Tat Po8T Publishing Home.
• Snmon'e Cure, the great oougb and
croup ogre, is in great demand, Pocket
elm coubains twenty-five doses ; only 25
cents. Children love lb. Sold by Jas,
Fox, druggist, Brassole.
Beam's Clover Bobo• will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear ao
a bell. 25 ate., 50 oto. and 9100. Sold
by Jae, 7 ox, druggist, Braesele•
6 LINns ON E, AND 5.—I find the people
around here prefer. Dr. Chase's Sidney.
Liver Pills to any other I have in stook.
They are a wonderful pill. Send me 8
doz. at onoe, I am nearly out, P, S.—
Send by post, 3. W. Ireland,Gourook,
OeoTAxor Sweeney, II. 5. A., San Diego,
Oal., says ;—" Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Prise ,50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brae.
seta.
FLEoax PLOWS.—Hugh 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,
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN.—J. MOAlpine
has, ab considerable cost pub one of them
into his restaurant and oan now put up
the best Summer drinks known. He
has reduced ioe cream to 30 Dente a quart
and will give very speoial r'ate's in fruits
and oonfeotionery to pie -nit and evening
parties.
A OAomN I A W too noe.—If, on blow•
ing the nose in .the morning, lumps . and
dakas are discharged, colored with blood,
esp8 i•, Iv nn 0190 nide, lose no time in
applying a-r"mady. Catarrh of the very
worst kind hasbeoome seated, the walls
are sore and fall of small ulcera, and if
not soon oared will be bard to one and
eradicate. "A stitch in time saves nine."
Use Chase's Catarrh Oene.
WELL -DIGGING AND AND DE/MM.—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.
Wella cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residenoe
spoond door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34.55
A WAnNING TO SoxoEtns.—Forsome
time past certain dealers have been sell.
ing inferior brands of toba000 when "T &
B" is asked for, thus not only trading on
the reputation of the manufacturers but
also injuring the sale of the article. The
Geo. E. Tuokett & Son Co., of Hamilton,
have baleen the matter in band and in-
tend prosecuting the offenders. Smokers
should' be oareful to the the "T & B".
stamp on each plug as, to gain extra
profit, unscrupulous dealers tear the tag
off other brands and say it is "T & B"
and "just as good."
BspaswLo Onomazey.—To'whom It may
concern :-Having been appointed care-
taker of Brussels cemetery, I wish to
make it look as respectable as possible.
This, however, cannot be done without
the oo-operation of those who have relit-
lives
ela'fives 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 lots and
by straightening the monuments or totnb-
stones ereoted 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 50
cents will straighten and Dement those
that require it. I will also for 50 cents
straighten all monuments that need it
and keep them straight for one year.
Lots also fixed up and taken care of at
reasonable rates. Address all communi-
cations 50 Bono. ARtleTnoNo,
Lock box 44, Bruseels.
aBORZ,Tt
EEnn.—In Wroxeter, on August 1111, the
wife of Rev. W. E. Herr of a eon.
SooTr,-In Morrie, on Aug. 4th, the wife
of Mr. W. J. Scott of a daughter.
Monnreoos.—In Wroxeter, on friday, Aug.
9th, the wife of Mr. John Morrison
of a eon.
FonoEsT.--On the 28th nit., tiie wife of
Mr. John Fbrrest,'of Michigan, of 9,
daughter.
Bp3E11,—In Listowel, on the 4511, Inst.,
the wife of Mr. D. Bowyer, : of a
daughter.
sa:.e.fsRxaa.
Monnow—Optima—At the residence of
the bride's son, in Bloevale, on the
lst inst., .byRev. W. H. Mose, Mr.
Alexander Morrow, of Listowel, to
Mrs. Sarah Curtis, of Morris.
FAULENaR—BANNIE.—At the _rectory,
Listowel, on the. 6511 inst., by the
Rev. J. H. Fairlie, Mr. William
Faulkner to Mise Mary M. Rennie,
of Maryborough.
923E137.
BEET.—In Brussels, on August 903,
Addie. M., eldest daughter of Jno.
Best, Perth, aged 27 years, 1 month
and 19 days.
Gnatau.—Iu London, on Friday, Attend
9th, 1895, William, fourth eon of
Valentina and E. Gramm, aged 29
years and 11 menthe,
FAZ,2., F^A2R1E.
Industrial, Toronto, Sept: 2.14
The Western, London 12.21
Provincial, Montreal, " 12.21
Hay, ab Zurich, " 23.24
South Huron, Exeter, " 23.24
South Perth, S5, Mary's, !' 24.25
1llitabell, at Mitchell, " 24.25
Clinton, " 25.26
TurnbeSty, Wingham, " 25.26
Blast Huron, Bruseels, " 26.27
Northern, Allem Craig, " 20.27
Beigrave, Sep, 80 &,Oot, 1
Hirktein, Oct, 1. 2
Wroxeter, Oat' 1. 2
'2',40I.,T 4,Pu,D .13,4,VJ,C 0? 0.4X4D4,
HSAD OFFIOS, TORONTO,
ASSETS, (SeeMfllipn Dollars) 47,000,000CAPIfAL (Antiborized)
92,000,008
Apaftetes in all, prf'ttgigakvointg int .Ontario, .goaebee, 5fanitobto, U53419 i atates c6,Polptzrfaft
A General Banking 33ueiness Transaoted, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued a114 Ocilcotione }nada en all points:
w SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
Son= AlagnaION Mama TO ram: 0oLL1tokxpie cr F41131095' 5403 NOTES,
Every facility afforded Onstomers listing ata dietanoe,
J. A, STEWAIRT Momenta
GILL ZEEp$Z- 7v.Rade,
B 1:R.I TV f S ,.Li I t7 e
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all pointe in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARIME ,IIS NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
Interest Allowed on One Dollar Cad Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Prinoipal at the end of the Months of
Ootober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits. ,
We effect to -write Insurance In old English or Canadian Companies, or in Mut.
unt. Companies us may be desired..
AGENTS r0R CANADA AND UNITEn STATES Tag OANer .tw BANE or Oos outoE
m>atvsMax.,s T,rA.R Lmnom.
Fall Wheat 08 70
Spring Wheat 62 70
Barley. 7 35 40
Peas 50
Oats ...,..•28
Wool 18
Butter, tube and rolls .,12
nue per dozen 9
Floor per barrel ... .. 4'60
Potatoes (new) 40
Hay per ton........,10 00
Hides trimmed 3
Hides rough 2'
Salt per bbl., retail 1'00
Sheep skins, each .. 20
Lamb skins eaob15
Apples per 1141 1 52
Hogs, Live 4 50
Wool 18 02
55
30
18
13
5 00
12 00
00
29
00
40
40
1 25
NEw Yoso, Aug. 13..-73utber—Quiet
State dairy 12o to 1890 ; do. creamery,
20c to 2090 ; western airy 990 to 130 ;
do. oreatnery, 13o to 20o ; do. factory, 890
to 12,90. Elgin, 20, to 20c. Cheese—
Firm ; State large, 5}c to 7 o ; do. fancy,
79c to 75o ; do. small, 6o to 89e ; part
sldrus, 20 to 5,3 ; full skims, 1 to lac.
Ingersoll.—At., the oheese market held
here to -day 8,186 boxes of July make
were for sale ; 27 sold at 790 ; 7ddbid for
several lots, but refused. Large attend
anoe. Market brisk. Belleville—Offer-
ings of cheese to -day were 2,500 boxes of
white and 200 colored; sales 1715 boxes at
75o, and 100 at 79c.
Tonoro, Aug. 13.—Market quiet.
Wheat—In the local market, 4 cars of old
wheat sold, middle freights, west, at 720,
and two ears of new at 70c. Manitoba
scarce and firm ; No. 1, hard is quoted
west, at 91a Flour—Straight rollers,
offered Toronto freights at 98.50 ; Mani-
tobas, unchanged, at 94.20 for bakers,
and 94.45 for patents. Peas—Old peas
quoted nominally at 50o, middle freights,
west ; prices for new bavo not yet been
established. Oate—Ono lot of Essex Op.
oats offered at 280 ; old white, bought
middle freights, west, at 28c. Barley—
Peed barley sold west at 38c. Ryo—Car
lots offer outside at 60o.
John Swan & Sone, ltd., Edinburgh, in
their weekly report of Aug. 1 say;—The
number of fat cattle on offer this week
has been fairly large. A good demand
wan experienced, and for the best classes
higher prices were obtained ; secondary
were scarcely so dear, Pat sheep in
rather smaller numbers, and maintained
late prices. Pat calves and pigs a fair
share, and they made considerably more
money. Store cattle were shown in
moderato numbers. A fair demand was
experienced for the best, but secondary
were hard to sell. Store 'sheep continue
to make fair prices,: and all classes of
lambs for keeping purnosee command
satisfactory prices. Milk cows in. ;moder-
ate supply, and made rather more money..
Beet beef, 8s 3d to 88 Gd per atone best
mutton, 79c1 to 8951 per lb.
BAST BEREA/0, N. Y. Aug. 13.—Cattle'
-The offerings to -day were about' ten
loads, which included 2 loads of fresh ar-
rivals, the balance of the supply being
held over stock and very late arrivals of
yesterday. There was quite a little trad-
ing done, and about all Were cleared up.
Hoge—Receipts, 25 care; the ,market
was fairly active good to choice York-
ers, 85.10 to 95.15 ; mixed paokergrades,
95.10 to 95.20 ; roughs, 93.75 to $4.10 ;
stags, 93 to 93.65 ; pigs, 95.15 to 95.25.
Sheep.. and lambs—Reoeipbe 22 . care ;
market dull and unchanged ; spring
lambs, fair to good, $8,25 to 94.25 ; good
to choice, 93.75 to $4 ; fair to good, light,
98.15 to 98.65 ; culls and common, 92 to
98 ; olipped sheep, choice to select .ex-
port blethers, 93.50 to 93.75 ; good to
011oice handy weight sheep, 92.85 to $8 ;
culls and common Iambs, 51 to 92.
TORONTO An
g 13.—
There was a bettor
demand ab the Toronto cattle market to-
day. Receipts were 88 oars including
2,600 Chep and lambs, 700 Bogs and 85
calves. Export cattle were wanted, but
no really good stock' was offered. The
beet offered gold at 490 per pound. They
averaged 1,250 pounds each. Others
brought 190, and some era low as 39o, but
they were poor stock. ighere WAS some
demand for bulls, and they sold at 3o to
Sao per pound. Butchers' cattle were in
demand, but those offering were poor.
Choice were quoted at 40, and moat of
the best offering sold at 390 per 1b. and
poor cattle at 290 and WO per lb. Four
cars were taken ter Montreal. Hoge
were in fair demand and steady at 94.30
to 94.60 for best. Stores are not wanted.
A few gold at 54.20 to 54.40. Stage and
rough hogs gold at 2o to 29c per lb, and
Sows for breeding purposes at 4o. Sheep
and ]ambo wore firmer, owing to better
demand. Lambe gold at 46 per pound,
01 about 58.25 each, Mxport sheep ,gold
at 8o per ib for books, and 390 to 4 for
ewes and wethers. Calves were in doe
mond, and sold at 92 to 96 each. Stook
ere and feeders were steady at 24a per ib.
Milch cows and springers were in better
demand and firmer, at 925 to 935 eaoh.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
CHOICE YOUNG PIGS FOR
SALE.—Chester White Breed,
JAMES 8PEIR, Brueselsl' 0.
4-t5 Lot 80, Con, 0, Morris.
ri1W0 SEOOND HAND BIOY-
1 awes, in good repair, one ',Brantford'.
and one "Mudge," for sale Sheap,
A. OOUSLEY, Brussels,
HAY FOR SALE. -R. SPARL \
n,0. of Wingbam, will have acarload
of bay bete by Saturday. Any body wantin g
hay should leave their order at
A. ROENIG'S, Brussels.
PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against negotiating a joint note -for
585.00, drawn in favor of the StaudardBank,
Bruseels, by D. and J. McCallum. Payment
has nen- stopped as the note was lost be-
tween Brussels and Walton, and neither of.
above parties wly bold themselves respoo.
Bible for the payment.
5.2 • D, MoOALLUM,
S'PRAYED FROM THE PREM;
ISEs of the;undersigned, Lot 21, 000.8,
Grey, about July;15511, two owes and three
lambs, (2 ewes and lsam). One owe has a
wire ring in right oar. Any information
leading to their recovery win be -thankfully
received,
48 JACOB WOLF, Ethel P. O.
TTIHRESHING MACHINE AND
1 Gnane GmmDzNG OUTFIT von BALE.—
An Abell Engine travelled four years ; a
Stratford Booker Plueshing Machine travell-
ed two years, nearly aa good as new. A
Waterous Engine Works twenty inch'Frenob
Buhr stone for grinding grain, only done our
own mane Of elevaators,bter prioe at tan he new, 8500.
8478,00 will buy the whole outfit or will eel
separate to suit a purohaaer.
MARSDEN-SMITH,
52.tf Brussels P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE. --THE UN-
nansxoo07 bas5058ralgood Farms for
saloaadto cont, easy terms, itt Townships
of Morris and Gray. F S. 8OOTT,Bruesala
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
—The undersigned offers his valu-
able 100acre farm, being Lot 0, Oo0. 1. Grey,
for sale. 75 acres cleared, balance good pas-
ture land. There is on the premises ft good
brick house, bank barn, 8 acre orchard and
other modern :fmprovemeute, The land la
in prime condition, .Possession would be
given in November. For further ppartleulars
as to price, terms, &o:.appp199 50
8.3
R. H. UIITTJ meProprietor,
0.
FARM FOR SALE. THE UN—
DEnsxexaD offers .for sale his 50 Core
farm being West half of North half of lot 14,
con. 8, Morrie. There la 'a good .log
house, wit], frame kitchen; bank burn; or-
chard ;