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. Many, sine the Jaye of Elieha when
the Shtlnneenits'a tin cried out "My
bead, my head," and bad to be Carried to
his mother, bave Putfered rime or less
from head troubles. Selene and reeenroh
have dune Mitch since thee, and have re.
vealed the fact that there are many bead
troebioe that are due' neither to the
etomaoh nor the, brain. There is so
much to learn, however, that we need nob
be durprisodthat so few are aware that
the majority of head troubles, 11ea:lacheB,
shall we say, are paused by imperfeot
vision. In studying the eye and the len.
ses required to restore impaired or poor
vision the optician has learned that on.
talo forms of defective sight ie the prime
nese of many headaobes of tbo present
day, Only a day or so ago a lady who
bad purohased a pair of our epsota0lee,
fitted according ho the latest improved
methods, remarked : "I have had no
headaches eines wearing the epeetaelee
and before that they were a daily occur
rence." This lady isnot the first one
that has toed us the same. The beauty
of it is the glasses which relieves your
achfug bead also gives you the best vision
obtainable. But remember, however,
that only the right gine will do, and
there is no way of knowing this but by
having your eyes properly tested. We
claim to do this. come trod see.
Deadman & McCall,
Optioiane, Druggiste, &o,
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
80008030 000030ION W. G. &' 0.
Trains leave Brussels Station, Nortb
and South, as folio+vs:
Goose Soo'rE, GoxNa NORTE.
Vail - 0:50 a.m. l Alined 0:45 a.m.
Fixnrese......11:60 a.m. Emil 8:15 p.m,
rimed 0:00 p.m.Express 8:48 p.m.
'.oral Ettus cJ±efts,
A obiePs amang ye talon' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
Woman Division Court next Wednes-
day.
Lew Friday night the "cooler" shelter.
ed four tramps.
D. D. G. M. WALstea y will pay Brus.
eels Free Masons an official visit next
Tuesday.
Mies McLEAN's lectures on Baking bave
given quite a stimulus to home cookery
in Brussels in the meantime.
LARGE quantities of square timber are
being hauled to Brussels station yard for
shipment, per G T.R., next Spring. A.
.3, McColl, of Simcoe, is the buyer.
TSE cold of Monday and Tuesday was
about as intense as at any time during
this Winter. Thermometers ere oredi•ed
with registering from 15 to 25 below zero.
Owxno to having t0 devote so much
time to the Janitorsbip of the Public
School H. James bas resigned his position
as sexton of St. Jobn'e numb. Mrs. R.
Kerr bas been appointed in his stead.
THE stock Of A. McGowan & Co. has
been sold to Mr. Davie, of Watford, who
is now busy stock taking preparatory to
opening out on Saturday. Mr. Davis wf11
be pleased to make the acquaintance of
the public.
Lau Friday's noon train steak in the
snow between Ethel. and Listowel until
about 5 o'clock. The afternoon mail
train had to weft at Listowel until the
road was opened. arriving here shortly
after 6 p, m.
SNEak thieving is becoming altogether
too common in Bruesele. Corti, wood,
bay, nate, &o., appear to be on the bill of
fare. Suspicion rests upon a few individ•
uses who may be asked to explain Certain
tbinge, if nothing more.
Tut Wallaeeburg News is one of the
)meet joernaliatio claimants. W. Col.
svell, brother in-law to Mrs. Jae. Grower,
of Brussels, is the proprietor, The
Editor promises to take a lively interest
in the affairs of the town, and judging
by the two issues of the News be is mak.
ing an effort to do hie pert.
SHIPPING has been livening up at the G.
MR. 25 ears of wheat are being shipped
by Messrs. Stewart and Graham ; salt
is moving out from the Enterprise Works ;
D. A. Lowry bee brought in a oar of
brick from Drew ; Metiers. Bather &
tianetoue bave received a Car of Manitoba e
flour and looai freights are increasing. o
The passenger tratiiro has been good, j el
BRUSSELS Curling Club was unable to i v
go to St. Marys this week to take pert in b
the Western Tankard competition. The to
result of the contest was as follows :— se
Tuesday forenoon Bright defeated Forest 7,
City and London walloped Detroit. S1. to
Marys had the bye. In the afternoon, a
Bright was defeated.by St. Marys. Wed• si
nesday morning London and 81. Marys a
bud a setto for the holding of the tault• 11
era, the latter winning by 20 shote.
RsU$u ZIA POST
Mies Lower, minister, intends replaya
lug to Toronto &hie week having deoided
l
to o1mte up her boniness fu 13rueeele,
I Tor
ss eonto Bankrupt Stools 00. have
purohased the Irwin dt Go. stook in. Droo-
1 eels, anti W. R. amnion fs IOW le charge
preparing to open op in white [lays.
Lela MQuday the Reotory as Exeter
wa8 gladdened by the arrival of a little
Meaner, Our Congratulations are ex-
tended to Rev. E. W. Bunt and wife,
WeeNEonnx evening a load of Brueeel-
itee Started for Wroxeter to attend a
enema. After an upset a miteout of
town they returned. The oonoort was
postponed for a week,
Tllav
thee Ice 0f the Editor ere returned to
three who have remitted their eub-oris•
tione since last issue. Hove would a
newspaper prosper if every subscriber
paid the way y011 do 7
A NVn Olt of Brussels Conservatives
will likely go to Wingham on Friday
evening to hear W. Gray, President of
the rang Men's Qoneervative Asaoele.
tarn, London, and Major. Beattie, of the
same city.
A young man asked his sweetheart's age,
She thus replied b grave and sags—
"Six times seven and seven times three
Add to my age and the sum .will be
As much above seven nines and four
As twice my age exceeds tt score."
DnED,—Last Sebbath Mrs. Jno, Me-
Croskie, of West Wawanoeh, died after a
brief flinen of only 4 or 6 days from in.
0ammatioe. Deceased was an elderly
lady and was an aunt to Mrs. Jas. Fox,
uf Brussels. Mr, Fox attended the fun-
eral on Tuesday, going to Labknow on
Monday night.
NA'rlog , CAnerven —Maitland Rink
looked quite gay on Thursday evening of
last week when, despite the inolemenoy of
the weather, the carnival announced was
held. The fudges, A. Ross, G. Halliday
and Jno. McRae, awarded the prize as
follows :—Best representation of an Irish
lady, Miss Mary Beattie ; beet American
lady, Mies Dolly Baeker ; beet Dutch
lady, Mille Ida Zilliax ; best Scotoll lady,
Miss Aggie McAlpine; best English lady,
Mies Maggie Meadows ; -beat Irish gent,
James Driver; best Dutch gent, Will.
Boeker. Half mile rape for lady and
gent, lot, Mies Belle Irwin and Bert.
Gerry; 2nd, Miss Hazel Johnston and N.
F. Gerry. The ice was iu good shape.
A Came •Meant.—Wroxeter curlers
mane over' last Monday afternoon and
played a friendly match with two rinks
of Brueeels club. The play wee Close all
the way through and the last shot by the
vi-itore gave them the victory. Score
was as followe :—
Mee 110. 1,
nnns5008. W80011[l;lt.
R. Roark, J. Cowan,
P. Scott, R. Black,
D. 0. Boss, A. Paulin,
A. Currie, skip ..16 Ed. Black,elcip..22
rime N0. 2,
FTHewitt, G: Paulin,
. S. Scott, R. Ross,
W. Thomson, J. Sanderson,
J. T. Russ, skip ..27 T. Rae, skip ....22
Totals 43 44
GRANT TA.NEAEn—Since last issue the
etane and besom have been kept moving
in the local competition for the J. R.
Grant silver tankard. F. 8. Scott's rink
defeated A. Currie's and W. Thomson's
was too lively for J. T. Ross', the scores
being as follows :—
las. Fox, Dr. Davidson,
J. MoBain, W M. Sinclair,
J. Hewitt, W. h'. Scutt,
F. S. Scott, skip1]. A. Currie, skip.. 7
W. J. Stewart, G. F. Blair,
Dr. Warwick, A. 0. Dames,
A. Cousi, y, R. Roach,
W. Thomson, ship 13 J. T. Ross, skip,.. 3
Monday forenoon F. S. Scott's and \V
Tbomson's rinks played off and victory
rested with the former whose rink will
now decide the individual merit for held.
ingthe silver tankard fora year. The
score was
Jae, Fox, W. J. Stewart,
J. MuHain, A. Cousley,
3. Hewitt, Dr. Warwick,
F. S. Soots, skip, 17 W. Thomson, skip, 7
The bonspiel has been a very enjoyable
one and entered upon and parried through
with more then ordinary zest.
The E. B. Barb silver medal now held by
A. Cousley will also likely moue in for
competition and perhaps a bronze medal
belonging to She 'club if the ice on the
rink holds good.
INSPECTOR Ronn reports to the county
Council as follows :—Brussels built an
xcellent Fix -roomed brick school house,
meting $8,500. The building le of
egant design, well heated, lighted and
entilated: It is not excelled by any
eliding of similar dimensions in On-
rio. A very handsome two'rooteed
hotel house was erected in section No,
Grey, at Cranb000k. It le Anished in=
rnelly with polished and varnished ash
nd elm. It contains a basement con•
sting of two apartments, one for coal
nd wood, and the other a play room for
to nmall childteu during cold, wet or
stormy weather, It Coat about 83,000,
and is a credit to the village, and speaks
well for the enterprise uf the trustees and
the liberality of the ratepayers. In sec-
tion No. G a neat and commodious eohool
house was built, ooetnlg about $1000. It
aleo 0001ain8 a basement of ttvo apart.
.menta, one for furnace and fire, and one
for playroom. In eeetion No, 4, Grey,.
the building was thoroughly repaired by
having a new roof put on and the walls
veneered with brink, the interior finished
in dressed oak, and a basement excavat-
ed, containing epaoe for a furnace and
fuel, and alsoa separate apartment for a
play room. The trustee's of No. 11, Mor-
ris, also repaired their school house in a,
very eatisfaotory manner, and No, 5,
Hallett, was likewise put in excellent
Condition. Many others spent from $80
to $90 in improving their schoolpremisee.
The erection of two new wheel houses ie
1896 will leave the school buiidinge in
this inspectorate in a very eatiefautory
condition. Enbranee and public school
examinations ;—At these examinations
474 wrote and 819 passed. But of those
who wrote at the public school leaving,
00 obtained only entrance standing+. The
lowing table shows the standing ob.
ned by those who wrote at the several
amination centres :
ENTRANCE 7,1S.10100 ENTRANOE
web pas'd Wet' pas'd etanding
Clinton 07 55 29 18 7
Wingham 48 20 32 16 12
Blyth 25 113 10 10 0
Seaforth 46 29 41 1 27
Bennis 43 23 20 19 0
Wroxeter 82 17 10 10 0
Fordwioh 20 12 0 7 2
SKATING Races.—Friday evening of Ibis
week a series of races are announced to
take place. A 8 mile race far a silver
cup, in whin Baldwin, of Seafortb ; Gai•
loway and MoGutoheon, of Listowel ;
Buresides, of Kincardine ; Elliott Bros.,
al Wingham ; and Forrest and Ross, of
London,Rtre expeoted to take part. There
will also be a 2 mile open rape ; a mile
race for boys under 16 years ; and a half
mile race for the "Sons of Rest." In the
latter 8 meet start or no race. Races
called at 8 o'clock.
TENNYso r.—The Epworth League held
tbeir weekly gathering on Tuesday in-
stead of Monday evening this week. Rev.
G. H. Oobblediak presided. "An Even.
mg with Tennyson" was the topic and
the program, which was tie follows, prov-
ed very interesting:—Solo, "Diamonds
in the rough," Woe Killough ; reading,
"heath of 110 old year," Beg. Fletcher ;
reading, "Dare," Mies Ethei Creighton
duets, "Faintly and low," Misses Moore ;
reading, "Charge of the Light Brigade,"
Miss Minnie McKet.. hten ' essay,
"Sketch of Lord Tennye n's Life," G. D,
Lamont, in which w,.rc interapereed fol
some of the poet's contributions "Break!
Break I Break I" was read by Miss Lie- tat
ton, "Edward Gray" by Mies Lizzie Fee- ex
.gegen, and "The Revenge" by Reg,
I"letoher. The essay was a splendid one
and.greatly enjoyed. Violin solo by K.
Jaokeon ; reading, "Lady Clare," Mies
Norton ; favorite eeleotiOne from Tenoy'
On afforded a dozen en opportunity to
give expression to their Oil0I0e ; sole,
Home they brought her warrior dead,"
W. H. Kerr, The Doxology and Bene.
diction brought the program to a close.
STt tXD4iiD .134XEC OF WIX4D,/l,
HEAP) QFF1OE, - TORONTO.
48S131T'ti, (Seven Million Dollars)
CAPITAL (Authorised)
Agencies s 27; all principal )obnta in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States d' Pmgiaml,
A General Banking Business Traneacbed. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on ell•points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards Prom dat of depoele to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPEOIAL ATTENTION COEN To THE COLLECTION OF FARDIERIS' BALD NOTES,
Every faoiliby afforded Customers living at a dishanoe,
J. A. STEWART MANAGER,
$7,000,000
$2,000,000
T. A. HAwxrea w111 remove hie musical
studio bo the rooms over J. T, Ross' gro-
cery whiell will be fibbed up for that put.
pose.
Ennui) INTO REer.—After a trying
and 0.1 times a very painful illness, all of
which was borne with Christian fortitude
and resignation, the spirit of Mrn. 3, M.
O'Connor took its flight on Saturday
night. Her maiden name was Sarah
Jane Little, her home being in London,
Ont. In 1859 deceased was united in
marriage to her now bereft partner and
a large part mf their life was spent in
Mitchell, moving to Sunnis 10 or 11
years ago. Mre. O'Connor's death was
the result of a tumor from which she
had Buffeted for the past five months.
Lash Fall she went to London to under-
go an operation, but the physician
thought she was not able to ,tach it. In
addition to her husband, three children
eurvive, viz. :—Mrs. (Rev.) E. W. Runt,
of Exeter ; Leslie O'Oonnor, of Durham,
and Miss O'Connor, Brussels. Deaeaned
ewes a height, intelligent woman anis was
moat highly esteemed, The funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon to'Bru-sele
cemetery after a brief, yet appropriate
service in St. John'e thumb by Rev. A.
K. Gridfio, of whose ohurob Mrs. O'Con•
nor was a oonsiatent member, The be
reeved family ban the sympathy of the
community.
Business Locals.
ufiloe.
ora. I. G.
mpe at re-
ducede'nvewnnd at Mo3raekan'a.
Caeca cod eller n at McCraeken's.
Menti fee vet 'e. Apply at this
DWELL/NO to rent over my st
Richards.
SxoyOi s'An1 and Hanging La
prices. N. & N. Gerry.
IF
you want robes or blankets call on
H. Dennis,
MEN'S heavy rubbers and teaks at oost.
I. 0. Richards.
Strom band heating stoves cheap at
N. & N. Gerry',.
Leant stook of light harness sold et low
prioee. H. Dennis.
OOu horse °oilers are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
Clam for hides and sheep skins at A.
Currie's butcher shop, Brussels.
BARGAINS in arose out news and axe9 at
A. M. McKay & Cos., Bruesele.
GANGING lamps sold at a big reduction
at A. M. MoNay & Cos., Brussels.
You can get two machine needles of
any kind for 6c., at N. & N. Gerry's,
Fenn hand crayon enlarging dune up
A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith block.
MEAT•ouOPPEns, BEGS, Pews, carpet
sweepers and skates. N. & N. Gerry..
001 set eingie and one set teem 'mooed
hand harness for sale cheap. I. 0. Riot•
ards.
HIGHEST oast, price paid for bides.
,beep skins and lure at A. M. McKay &
Oos,
Glare BACs.—Large size, full 16 oz.,
only $1.90 pec dozen, at Smith & Mo-
Laren'e.
ONE or two students to take 0p tele.
graphing. Can .be a000mmodated. For
particulars apply to T, Fletoher,
Tee balance of oar felt boots and win-
ter goods at and below net as we want
the room for spring goods. I. 0. Rioharde.
Mennen flour leads 'the world. Just
received two oar loads. If you want a
bag call at 13 ether & Vanstone'e, Brus-
sets:
WANTED. -1,000 cords of basswood
beading bolts, 40 inches long. Must be
good size end quality, for which bighest
price will be paid. J. & P. Anent, Brus•
Bele, Ont.
16.1110'8 Clover Root wi11 purify your
blood, clear your aomplexiou, regulate
your bowels and melte your head clear as
a bell. 25 ole., 60 oto. and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Bien along your worn out rubbers,
overshoes, rags, sortie copper, brass, oast
or wrought iron, lure, tallow, sheep
skins, bides and calf thine, horse hides,
RS we soy the highest prioee, N. & N.
0
•
Sews made to out feet and easy, See-
ond•hand saws bought and sold. Point-
ers given on saw filing and the care and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T. MoGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Blaster of Sawe.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I bave ever found
that would do me any good." Price 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brim.
sell.
A Goon DEA[. 00 A FM WORDS --"I
paid a 'Toronto specialist on catarrh a
large sum of money but I got no benefit.
I tried them all, but finally, almost in
deeper, and aseuredly without any faith,
I tried Chaee'S Catarrh One. It is all
that it is recommended, which is saying
a good deal in a few words. Joel Rogers,
Clerk, Division Court, Beaton. Improved
blower in each 25 Cont box.
WELL -DIGGING AND DnmLnNo.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery foe
digging and drilling wells and is prepay.
ed to attend to 511 work entreated to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction,
Wells Cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of She bridge, west
aide of Turnberry et„ Brussels. 84.tf
ALL kinds of saws Cleaned, gummed,
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
ab Queen St., }cast, by gave filer, T. Mo.
Gregor. BroesoIe, Saws may be ]eft and
arrangements made at McKay & Co's,
hardware store, 13rueeele, Ont. chargee
reasonable, Anyone not knowing the
work that ie to be dose on their taw, and
wishes to stay and gee tb9 work done,
the primo will be left 10 themselves to pay
whet they ahem. tlnderetand that
there are high* wages paid to practised
hands to wok at saws.
Areese,—Now is the time to buy sp.
plea. We have a few barrels left. JAs.
BALLANTYNE.
lemou'e Core, the great bough and
croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
Size contains twenty•five doses; only 26
cents, Children love it. Sold by Jae,
Fox, druggist, Brussels,
Wonn Gaenslen Gamma SEVEN TEARS,—
Sohn Siron, meson, Aulteville, Ont., had
salt rheum so severe that for seven years
he wore greased gloves. He writes ;—"I
used a quarter of a box of Ohasete (Una
went. Tt cured me. No trace of salt
rheum now." Obaee'e Ointment Duras
every irritant disease of the skin, allays
itching instantly, and ft a sterling remedy
for piles. Avoid imitations. 00 Cents
per box.
eORC., „
HADDow.—In Elma, on Feb. 10th, the
wife of Mr. Thos. Beddow, of a son.
Ganao.—In Grey, on Feb. 17th, thewife
of Mr. Jno. Grant of a son.
OL1vsn.—In Grey, on Feb. 1611a, the wife
of 41r. Jno. R. Oliver of sdaughter.
QLAmc.—In MoIiillop, on Feb. 12th, the
wife of Mr, A. Clark of a dangbter.
REm,-10 Molfillop, on Feb. 15th, the
wife of Mr. A. Reid of a son.
L AR13TFJ2J.
Gomm[—Bow,—On Feb. 1211), by Rev.
W. M. Pomeroy, of Walton, at the
residence of the bride'e father, Miss
Dorothy, second daughter of Mr.
Anthony Boyd, McKillop, to yr.
James Edward Godkin, of Drayton,
North Dakota.
NOW0ETT—SANDERSON,—At the residence
of the bride's parents, Hallett, on
February 12th, by Rev. Geo. Buggin,
Mr. Albert Howlett, of Morns, to
Miss Lizzie, dauohter of Mr. Rich-
ard Sanderson, of Hallett.
alExl.
CAMPBELL.—In Brussels, on Feb. 18th,
Mark, infant on of Angus Campbell,
aged 7 months and 11 days.
Dmatnas.—In Palmerston, on Feb. 6th,
Arthur, only eon of Mr. and Mrs. D.
W. Dulmage, aged 4 years, 2 months
and 18 days.
O'CoNNOR.—In Brussels, on Saturday,
Feb. 150, Sarah F. Little, beloved
wife of J. M. O'Connor, Painoess
street, aged 54 years.
AVeve•20N' BAY-ZMS.--
Fierier, Feb. 21st.—Farm stool[, imple•
meets, &o., Lot 9, 0011 5, Grey, Sale un-
reserved, of 1 °clock. Wm. Reid, Prop.,
Geo. Kirkby, An.
Samoan; Feb. 22nd.—Household
furniture, &c. At storehouse adjoining
P. Scott's shop, Mill street, Bruesele.
Sale at 1 p, m. J. J. Coates, Prop., F.
S. Scott, Auo.
Fhinnr, Feb. 28.—Farm stock, imple-
ments, &o. Lot 30, Con. 10, Grey. Sale
unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Dennis How-
ard, Prop., F. S. Scott, Auc.
TUESDAY, Feb. 25.-H'arm etook, imple-
ments and household furniture. West 55
Lot 16, Con. 0, Grey. Sale at 1. o'olook.
Robs. Wallace, Prop„ F.'S. Scott, Auc.
Tenney, Feb, 27th.—Lot 21„ Con. 11,
Grey. Farm Stock, implements, &o.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 p. m. Wm. Mar-
son, Prop., F. S. Scott, An.
TUESDAY, Mar. 8rd.—Farm stook,
implement's, cie. Lot 31, Con. 14, Grey.
Sale unreserved, at 12 o'clock noon. Jae.
Oliver and Mrs. Walter Oliver Propte.,
F. S. Soott,.Auc.
FRIDAY, March 611,.—Lot 17, Oen. 9,
Grey. Farm stock and implements.
Sale at I o'otoak. Harry Smalldon,
Prop., F. S Scott, Ane.
fbR'CT5Bm2+B n12A13e=eermB,
Fall Wheat • 78
Spring W11eao 76
Barley........ 30
Peas 49
Date 22
Butter, tubs and rolls ... 13
Egge per dozen ......... 13
Flour per barrel......... 4 00
Potatoes (new) 13
Hay per ton12 00
Hides trimmed 4
Hides rough 2
Salt per bbl., retail1 00
Sheep skins, each 50
Lamb eking each15
Apples per bus 1 00
Hoge, Live 8 75
Dressed Hogs 4 75
Wool 18
77
77
35
60
28
4 'fi0
15
15 00
4-
2,
FiuA, 21, 196
YOU DON'T HAVE
TO BE HYPNOTIZED
In order to see the very gTeftti difference
111 the
Quality`' r ¢.
WE AI1b TO KEEP IN STOCK THE
VERY PUREST
That can be bought and that's why we are kept so buoy -But al-
ways tuno for one more, so drop in and see us.
T------emear
-
Orrosirs
'Queue's HOTEL.
.- .fie►-all,,ways Glad to See You
FOX 'S DRUG.
STORE.
i..J 1 .
Ton0'0 , Feb. 18, -The Cattle market
was dull again to -day, Receipts were 80
oars. 73utober's Cattle were steady at 35o
per pound for boat, 2$o for medium and
2e to 25o for common. Export cattle
were dull ; a few bulls were taken at 21e
'to 2550 per pound. Stockers and feeders
were inactive, at 20 to Be per pound,'
Sheep steady at 2?)o per pound. Lambe
were firmer al $3.50 to $4.50 per cwt,
Calves nominal, at $4 to $6 for choice
Milch cows and springers steady, at $15
to $40 each. Hogs weak, at 4e for beet
bacon hogs, and $3.80 to $4 per owt. 'for
stores.
TORONTO, Feb, A.B.--Market quiet.
Flour—Market cbuiet and steady, with
straight rollers quoted at $8.00 to $3.76,
Toronto freight. Bran—Cars of bran
firm, at $11.50, west, and shorts at $18
to $14. Wheat—Feeling somewhat ir-
regular ; red winter solei at 78o, west, and
white quoted at 79c to 80o ; No, 2 fall is
82o bid. f. o, o., and No. 8, fall 750. 2. o. c.;
No. 1, Manitoba hard solid at 800, and
790 to arrive, North Bay, and 5 care of
No. 2 bard at 75ee to arrive, North Bay ;
No. 1 frosted sold at 67o, Ndrth Bay.
Barley—Market quiet, with No. 1 quoted
at 45c, and extra at 470 ; No. 2 at 300,
and feed at 30c. Oats—Trade quiet and
prices unchanged ; white sold outside, on
Northern at 28eo, and mixed quoted at
2240 ; ears of white on track quoted at
26o. Peas—Market very dull and prices
nominal, at 50o to 5055o, north' and west.
Buckwheat—Market quiet and prices
steady, at 82o outside. Oatmeal—Bnsi-
nese quiet ; prices unchanged, at $2.90 to
$3 on track, and small lots at $8 25.
Corn—Market unchanged at 82e outside
for mixed, and at 32he for yellow. Rye
—Market steady, quotations at. 48o, out-
side. •
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
01Sumortgage, 0EPOTPblsbt�oaeBrusse ,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR BALn.—Lots 220 and 221, Queen 80.
Terme reasonable to a cash nonlinear. Ap-
ply on t6 a promises or to
W. Al. SIx0LAI'B.
BIOYCLES.—FIVE PNEUMA.
TIO Tire Bioyelos for sale cheap. All
as good as new. Oonle and see them.
A. COUSL1OY,
OvorDeaem u & McCa11's Drug Store,
CARD OF THANKS.
Wm, Ross wishes to thank the public for
their generous support during his buetnees
0areel• in BBrussele. Having now retired I
would ask these who Lave bunk accounts
with me to sail and settle promptly.
_ WM,ltOSS, Brussels.
•
GRAI 1V GRINDING.—
1 have purchased a :toilet Grinder and wilt
run it on Tuesday and Friday of e4011 weak,
on Lot10, Oen, 10, Grey. !Terms reasonable,
Accommodation for hones and drivers iu
Stor2n01y w eater. JOHN 131101�N,
Proprietor,
f"ti1HE FAVORITE. — DEAD—
.L MMAN's cough Balm Is the Favorite Re-
inedy for coughs, colas, &e. We sell more
of it than all other cough Remedies com-
bined. This is a fact worth remewberiug.
Al auufaotured and for sale only by
D15A1)MAN & MoCAt L ,
Druggiste,Optloiaus, Sec,
REAL ESTATE.
TIARMS FOR SALE.—'THE UN -
sale ando tont, eashas y termverals, good
Townships
of !Scarfs end Gray. F' 8. SSCTT, Brussels
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE
]00 .acres of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 nliles.from Winnipeg, 1s offer-
ed for Bale at slow price. The property is
Northhaat i See. i0, Twp 11 Range 4 East
00 bl Caking douo. L'or full particulars as to
75 puion, title, &0„ write or app ly to
40 G. E.BLAIlt or N,H.ICE1ia,
20-tf- BroesoIe, Out.
[ARM FOR SALE —THE UN-
DE11000NEn offers his valuable 50 acre
20 farm for sale, being lot 28, 501 lino, Morris.
The farm is in good condition, with ooinier-
table house, barn youu orobard, fences, &c„
and is only a hal;! tulle from Bromide, Pos.
session given '00 April 1st, There are di;
scree. of Fall wheat at. For trice and terms
apply 108
A. ADAMS, proprietor,
Brussels P. 0.
There is house on the promisee and some
Tavennoor,, Fob. 18.—Cheese quiet;
demand moderate ; finest American
white, 45s ; finest American colored 45a.
Batter—Finest U. S., 955 ; good 60s.
New York.—Butter firmer ; Mate dairy,
Oo to 170 ; do. °mammry held at l8o to
17o ; western dairy, pec to 1.3e ; do.
creamery, 180 to 195o ; do. [notary, 81e
to 120 ; ]3lgine, Iflae. Cheese unchanged.
LAST BUFFA00, l eb. 18.—Cattlo—Mar•
kat slow. Hogs—Receipts 40 cars ; mar-
ket slow and 10c to 15e lower ; Yorkers,
fair to ohoiee, $4.45 to $4.50 ; roughs,
common to good, $8.75 to $4 ; pigs, comm
mon to good, $4.50 to 34.56. Sheep and
lambs—R000ipte, 92 oars ; market slow
lambs, choice to prime, 34.45 to $4.05 ;
mulls and common, $8.85 to 33.76 ; Omen
choice to selected export wothers, $3.40
to $3.50 ; culls and common, $2 to $2.75.
Cattle closed dull and weak, with a foe
unsold. Bogs cloned firmer for Yorkers,
and light grades at $4.60 ; generally slow
for mediums and heavy, With a few un.
sold. Sheep and lambe closed eteady at
opening deolfnm, with a fair trade late in
the day, and the bulk wore gold ; about
10 loads of lambs, mostly heavy, held
0001 ; sheep, all sold ; arm.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 20, Con 8,0Morrie1lthe t for
bred Emu.
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected"
bred from 3, H. Blot bour'e sweepstaltte 0010
at Chicago Nair, Terme 51.00 to be paid
at t trml gtime
ifm ecessary Bereave
Terme,
o Seen
on application.
B0137. NICHOTL,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE --TBE
BOAR
will keep for ehrvlee eh
Lot 00, Con. O, Morrie, the thorn' -bred Largo
English Berkshire Boar, captain Jelin,"
Hie (11011381 in a 1tt11 Meter to the 1Strize
sow at the World's Pair. Pedigree will be
hlrodueod on application, Tornle_W.00 to
o pail at time of service with privilege of
returning if neoeusary.
14•51va LAS, SPit1IR, Proprietor.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Oen veyaneer, Cann -
tions made; Ofice—Vaastene'sisl0ok, Brue.
eels. 21.85
TU. M. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor Conveyancer ,NotaryPub-
11a, &c, Cltice-'anston Ws Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Fun5e to
Loan,
M. C . OAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Sodcitor, Gedericlr,
Out. Oi11oe—Hamilton 8t., Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
'm
GF, BLAIR; BARRISTER;
Proud -footle MSoae, Oodelfah,) f011lioe over
Gillies Cr Smith's Bank, Brussels.
"Mousy to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
I—, DAVIDSON,
iyldlgoetSurgeons.
Licentiiate loaOoleDlal
Orolvn and Bridge work a specialty. Mader
Satisfactionun'8�Baretts barbersurbeyt., Brua-
eels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
5J • Honor .Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. Is prepared to treat all
diseases of dnmeetieated animals In a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office cud Infirmary -.Four doors
north of bridge pu1•nberry et., Brunets,
--
MEDICAL CARDS.
J A. koNAUGIjTON, M. D,
0.0f., L. R. 0.p., D' dinburgh, M, 0, P.
S. Ont. Residence and °Sloe In Wilson's
Block, ooruer of Mill and Turnbsrry Ste.
Jr M. ARNISTRONO, 112. D.
Graduate y00 ToronSurgeon,
og Universityyy Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Phyeioinne
and Surgeons, Out. Omen—Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
fV�] H. MoORAOKEN,
issuer• begsetleatlas Groaa, unrryte,Br»ssle.
N. BARRETT,
R
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of d. LT. !Ungar & C o's hardware store.
Ladiea'and °Widn ,e hair outtiug a spoolalty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
SavingBeektakes Deposita from
51.00 to 51,000. and allows 8b per emit.
interest, T. FARROW,
07.3m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
108UDd10E,
EIRE AND MARINE..
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFiOE' AT•311107,111/ STOUR.
P=ado Witness Required,
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
ISS O'CONNOR,R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental music on
_LTA Teacher or Organ. Will visit Wfugbam Tues-
day and Weduesd--- -
donne on Princess Street, Broosele.a. Reel•
'j TELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
BURANo5 00, hietabllsLod .1840, Iu-
8uranees effected en all Town aid Farm
Property at very low ru les,
1.8 -em Agent,
A. 01tneeiBTON,
Agent, Bfttasels.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Disunion Cour
00, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Iunuren ° Agent. Fund,
invested and to loan. Collections made
Odlee in 8male's Block, Bru00els
THOS. A. HAW16TNS,
1 organist in St. John's (Thumb, Bras.
ppiano
eels, will stye lessons thisoppupils pupflelor In. either Ota
or orSith
bleak,Brusset ls,' a Vocal 1 eaeone alsoo given.
Tau years experience in teaching, T.sx38s
moderato.
AiCTIONEERS.
1EORGE KIRKBY,
Lieeneed Auctioneer. Woo oonduot
odon reasonable tonne, Farms tied farm
PablfolilsgBouese, Orders OrtantteWalton
P, 0., will hymen p0Omptattontlon, .y
PS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
. S1 1,, will Sell for abater I obao5,a
bettor mon or tete once and lens auras
tlian
won'1 of arAuctioneer
tan ything, lent tessmid
orders on always bo arranged at this oiltob'
er by poreoual appiloation.