The Brussels Post, 1893-2-10, Page 8WALL PAPER 1893.
There 11aS been a gignntin combination
Of the loading Well Papa AlennfAoturere
of the U. S. strange as it may seem
there has been no advance io prime as
yet—the probabilities are, however, there
will bo before another year. Autieipat-
fug this we have ordered in exooss of
what we expect to sell this aoason. This
Neill certainly be to your advantage if
you are wanting any, we we not only have
a very large variety for you to shouse
Irons, but our prh as will be as low if not
tower than other years. If you purpose
papering your house it will pay you to
see our stook, in fact it my pay you
wheihdr you intend buyiug or not, as you
will then have an idea of the uew things
in well papers. We will he pleased to
have you all.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sOUTnenN EXTENSION W. 0. & D.
Trains leave Brnesele Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING SWDTI. GOING NORTH.
MBH.. ... .. 7:le a,rv. ' :Mixed 0:1.7 a.m.
'Express 11:09 a.m. I flail 8:1)1 p.m.
HaStid .....,., 8100 p.m. Express 0:38 pan,
Korai Pews tCllt ,
A ehiel's amens ye Lakin' notes,
Aa' faith he'll prent it.
THE ice harvest is on.
INFLUENzA bee the floor,
Won is a same article in town.
READ the supplement to THE POST.
THE pitch boles on some roads are
terrible.
THE moon will not be eolipsed during
the year 1898
SCHOOL Board will meet on Friday
evening of this week.
NEXT Bummer the 33rd Battalion will
go to camp at London.
REvnal, meetings are still in progress
at the Methodist Minch.
HAnN'T yon better square up your sub-
scription to Tut POST for last year ?
NEARLY all the trains are late these
days owing to the continued etorms.
Doa'T put away this paper until you
read Faguaon & Ilalliday's advt. on page
4.
THURSDAY of last weak was a great clay
for business. Quito anumber of horses
were sold.
Omen'stn Boas, of Clinton, has been
oenvassinG Brussels in the interests of
the Home Circle fraternal organization.
Two oars of brick were received Wet
week by D. L*,wry from Drew to be used
le the ereatien of the new postofiice in
Brnesele.
Play night's =tam blocked the rail.
way so that Saturday morning trains
were oanoelled and the mail train was
several hours late in the afteruoo.
(NOVAE Tempters of Temperance will
hold their regular semi monthly meeting
next Tuesday melting. Good program
after initiatory ceremonies. Are you a
Royal Templar ?
REv. S. SELLga2, B. D., chairman of
the Wingholn Dietrict, will pre :oh the
r -opening sermons in the Methodist
church in this place next Sunday at 10:30
x. In. and 6:30 p. m.
Trios. PIERCE has disposed of his rash
dance, corner of William and Albert tv
streets, to Mrs. Jno. Forbes, of Grey
township, for the cum of $800. Mr.
b
Pierce intends purehasing another
property in Brussels.a
THE Ronald Fire Engine Works ship- I
ped a medium sized steamer to New-
c.wtle, New Bruswiok, thie week. There
le nothing equal to the "Ronald" for fire
iightieg, All bands are now baey at the
;foundry on a large double powerful engine
for the city of Toronto.
' lemmata curlers were to have played a
match with Lucknow on Thursday of
this week to amide who would go to To-
ronto fur the final o! mpesition for the
Ontario Tankard but the Olepoys would
not play on neutral ice therefore our
eaters denlieed to curl. Bruaeela of-
fered to go to Wingham,
Co. Margit 1600X8(; M. M. Cardiff,
W. M. ; S. Plum, Seoretary ; Geo, Car-
diff, Pin. Sea. ; W. R. Moouey, Treasur.
er ; Jas. Bowman, P, M. ; and F. LIc-
Cotoheon. Committeeman, all members P
of L. 0, L., No. 774, attended the meet- fo
bog of the County Lodge at 2orrie on ti
Tuesday of :his week. T
a
Saueeette, the fauey ekater at Mit.
land rink, llruesuls, Clue (Friday) even.
ing.
a*A•n! as •.3 . 1! 11 -00181011"1
allow 1111:1e in hie barber mop wineow.
Ulinds Bea. set them up.
Means 1ODx of a tnathematinal term of
01111 V,i(It1,U . 3.10 311,, ,l, g„µ(0:,1111,11 L11ore
are 43 widowve reeiding in 111W -els 43 the
present.
Tum Methodist Sut,day school oroheate%
le getting np a OI)oie0 seleelion of new
music with Lha intenti:in of giving an
enteral:merit in the near future.
Tele uexa ltluntbly Horse Fair will be
held, on 'Pheseday, 1350r0h 20:1, Beep the
dam in mind an it will be one ,.1 the big•
gest Fairs ever held in Brussels,
PITzrA•reiw: 13000., of 'itayner, fu re•
mittiug eubeoription for THE POST write
as follows s --"T Ir: POST le a weloorne
visitor to us for we aro always pleased to
hear from the old town of our adoption."
W. re, VANSTONE has sold about 400
cords of stove wood this winter and Dan.
Lowry has disposed of upwards of 300
verde. Each say they could have hand•
led as mach more without July dififoulty
as far as finding purchasers was oou•
cerned.
Tint followine is an aoaWer to the puz
eta of the Walton correspondent of
planing the first 25 numbers in a square
so that when added up anyway will pro.
duce same result ;
17 24 1 8 35
93 5 7 14 16
4 6 13 20 22
10 12 19 21 3
11 18 25 2 9
Result 66 when added. flare the first
49 figura in a square similar to above
so that when added •!p will geode(*) 133.
Jtenx Cnunet'.—The regular monthh'
boletuses meeting of the Knox ohnroh Y.
P. S. 0. E. was held on Monday evening.
The advisability of orgauiztny a Young
People's Society of Home Missions was
: isa:weed and it wa' decided that it b'•
amalgamatedwith tbo Y. P. S. C. E.
already existing, under the name of Knox
elineo1 Young People's Society of Chris•
titan Endeavor and Home Missions. The
epereal work of the new Society will be
the raising of funds for Home Missions
and for the Augmentation Fund.
W"a0N's Gumn.—The following are the
officers of the Woman's Guild in con-
oecli in with St. John's church in this
plac'•:—Honorary President, Mre. F. 0.
Rogers ; President, hire. T. Selly ; Viae
Pre.ident, Mrs. H. Dennis ; Secretary,
Mrs. Geo. Rogers ; Assistant Secretary,
Hfi • A.. Cardiff ; Treaeuror, Mrs. J. A.
Mc 40ghron ; Look -out Oommittee,
Afe.lames 6foNauahton, Vanetone and
Me well, East of Turnberry street, and
Mar.Iamea Konig, Mose and Miss Bur.
gess, West of Turnberry street.
F. ;Leen SIEDAM1.—Witll a view of en.
couraging Public school pupils in their
work, the editor of TELE Poot Will offer
two silver medals for competition as fol.
lows :—No. 1, to the pupil taking the
highest percentage in the monthly writ-
teu exammatioue in Principal Cameron's
Department, marks to be counted from
January 1st until the mid.Surnmer ex.
0minalion is over. No. 2 will be pre-
sented to the person heading the fist of
successful candidates at the Entrance
examination to be held in Bruseels next
July. Competitiou open to pupils from
any eebool.
METHODIST Onuarn.—At the close of
last Sabbath morning's service sixty-five
persons were reoeiyed RS members of the ,
church. A. number of otho:. ,*•3r° ttn.f
avoidably absent.—The quarterly sac.
rameut will be di •pensed next Sunday
morning. Fellowship meeting com-
mences at 0:30.—Internal improvements
to the church being completed re•open•
Ins services will be held next Sabbath,
The work has cost about $225 and to
provide for this liability the Trustee, are
mates: for l4 492.I oolleute.., next '1011day,
A hearty response is expected to this
appeal.
Osetur 1,—•On Thursday evening of
last week the first carnival of the season
as he,d on Maitland Skating and Curl.
13 Rink. The night Willi disagreeable
ut there was a goodly number in attend.
noo. The prizes were awarded as fol.
ows :—Jae. T. Rose for Penta' costume
J. Reid, best boy'e costume ; Alex. Bird;
best comic costume. Quite a number
ata,101 in the 40 lap rape. The winners
were ltobt. MoNaughton and L. Hembly.
W. Graeae and A, McKay were the
judges. Bruasela R' -as' Band was in at.
teudanoe and oontrtouted a number of
al miens. Meet re was present from
Seaforth, Wingham and other places,
Blatt SOCIETY COLLECTORS.—'1.`115 Seo.
retary•Preasarer of Brussels Dranoh
wishes to state that only one collector's
Molt has been rebarned for Grey town
ship up to date. All the Morris town-
ship books are in excepting one. WiII
the ladies kindly see that the work is
completed before .be 2561 inst, and sand
in books and Bash so that the annual re -
ort may be completed and the money
retarded to headquarters for dietribu•
on, The returns received by the
reasurer for this Braooh so far are in
dvanoe of 1801 Hurry up, please.
FANCY BXATING—A grand exhibition of
ucy and aerouabio skating will aka
coo iu the Brussels rusk on Friday
ening, Feb. 10th, by John J. Saunders,
Tampion figure skater of Canada. The
amiiton Speotetor in sneaking of him
ye :—"Thure were Ouse 2,000 people at
e Palau Rink last ni ebb to wiLneSS the
urs skating contest for bhe ohampion.
ip of Canada which was carried off by
hn J. Saunders, Lf Gels', he being 27
Mite 311841 of tell other Gnnpetilors.
ha ease and grace with wi.ich he per.
(mar) the most difficult teats fairly
ought down the House," Brussels
(MS band Id attendance. PIM We will
open to the public before and after ex-
bition.
UURLLNG.—Last Friday two rinks of
bigham ousters came to Brussels and
eyed a match L. the Ontario Tankard
nlpetition, group 15, Brussels, al -
mob without practice, won quite
ndily as 1110 following more will show :—
tross iL8, 390310)3431,
Binh N0. 1,
Buaa10, S, Nichol
.4 'eott, 0, Kneolitel,
.'Phornnanu, E, re Dieke8son,
T. has, soap .,.,.'l2, J. Inglis, skip 14,
Ittnk No, e,
F.
Boat, D. Sutherland,
D Gott, W. Vandten°,
C Itoea, S. Rent,
Gurria, rklt, 10 1', Patterson, eki11.,,17,
flrtieeela won by 10 theta.
wing to the snow blockade the night
an Wee00ilc01:10 and tbo vi5itorelvoso
mpeilod to remain over night, On
tllydey a friendly match was played,
o home team being efotors with 11
pts. A. MoKtty lead the lee in find
ape.
`Pm superstition ,,bout the number 1,3
befog unlucky is put into mmtiplied test
in the new United Stat, s 25 cent piece.
On one tide there are no leas than 10 re -
PI
fa
petitions of the number 13. There are 13 v
mare, 18 letters in the scroll held in the el
eegte's beak, 13 marginal feathers fu each H
wing, 113 tail feathers, 13 parallel lines sa
in the Meld, 11 horizontal hire, 13 arrow tit
heads in one claw, 13 leaves on the fin
branch in the other claw and thirteen eh
lettere in the two words 'gnarlier dollar! Jo
P.un Delhi Canaille Company was p,
a'tablished in DM and has been moat T
snetweefal for the last twelve years, The fo
bn.iness has grown so fast in that time br
th it they have enlarged their promfsoa br
three time. The factory has imm0use be
oap,e0ity. Tarty thousand CMS can be, hi
an (lave been, turned out clay by day.
Lt is no unusual tiring for the operatives W
of the factory to mai up 47 o dna of their pl
celebrated pew per minute, This is ono eo
or cite now industries Brussels should th
bats. ha
Imtn. Iu last i,aue of Tut Pose wo
referred to the Illness et Mary Williams
a: d also to tLo fact of n e e ma:4111 opo(- 11
anon being performed f,1 the removal of `v
a `nmor, 1., Ply Prid,,,y the patient took J
a turn for the worse and before the any
slimed the vital spark hod fled from the
clay tenement. )Vary, or "Tootle" as W
slip was familiarly 30.1(00, was! nearly 0.
eight and s, half years 01 age and wag a A•
bri, ht, old fashioned Mild, a universal
fevorfte with all who know her. The 0
ivaera, Nona plane on timeley afternoon, be
from the residence of Mary's grand. 00
mother—Mrs, Minoan 1eeguson, Alex. So
a':ilor Areas Rev, J. Rose conducted th
+tie 5802113, The sorrowing relatives sh
lave the sympathy of the eemmunity. alt
THE BRUSSELS POST Po, 10, 1893
I]hen, -00 Thursday of this weeIe the
lufeet daughter of ihinoan Ale martin,
Kine street, dial 1131,r a brief (111(3,
yr's ,c -nn..( 3100. .1011E ,l Vtrme71l,
woo has hem in the 8m ploy of W. Night.
1ngai5 for 8omn 13035, has patohueed the
general eters huffiness of Edward Snell,
I in J44111 e5tewlt-
Business Looals.
CASH for hides and fnt'e at B. Gerry's,
Fon the beet and 110Oet photos go to
Parrs hi,
CO1trometit3m house to let. Apply to
S. 1i, Smale,
Foe your photos go to Strong's over
Standard Bank,
limit its SONS artistic wall papers for
sale at W. Roddiok'e,
TRUNKS and valises, good stook, low
prices. L 0, Richards.
HOT and oold lune at ally seasonable
hour, at J. MoAlpine's restaurant.
J. \lcALeoga has the largest stook of
o0llfecliocery in town. Oal1 and sae him.
Orseinte server( in any styln—stewed,
fried, t•aw n1 by the glass at J. Mo•
Alpiue•s,
No u,nleorseary tran9fer8and re eheek-
ing when you buy your tickets of Grand
Trunk ((deme.
R59f1)11)10 WO do n0 second °lase work
in the photo line. H. J. Strong, over
Standard Bank,
Sham & Soxs have 130 oonneetion with
the American Wall Paper Trust. W.
No:idiots, local dealer.
DONT forget rhe place to buy cheap
harness, cheap because durable, and low
in price. I, 0. Richards'.
Bx::eE & Sons wa 1 papers are very
handsome and of superior gunlitl', For
sate at W. Roddielt'a.
Roy your Manitoba tickets at the G T
11 depot and have ynnr baggage checked
th1°ukh to destination.
(loufectiooery of all kinds Map. Fine
lot of grapes, o'angee and lemons jest to
hand. J. McAlpine.
CHEAP I cheap 1 Union Oak leather
team harness all eomp'ete, warrented,
only $30.00. I. C. Richards.
WANTED —A young gentleman or lady
to learn photography. Apply at once to
H. 3. Strong, photographer, Bruasela.
VERY handsome hordere, ceilings and
friezes at all aloes at Roddiok's Wall
Paper Emporium, one door north of
Gilliee d. Smith's Bank.
$16.00 per week straight salary to re•
sponsible person, male or female, to rep-
resent us in your locality—Addrese B,
Oanedian Music Folio Co., 7.7 Victoria
St., Toronto, Ont. '31.3
AYER'S Hair Vigor keeps the scalp free
from dandruff, prevents the hair from
becoming dry and harsh, and !Hakes it
flexible and glossy. All the elements
that nature rerAuiree to make the hair
abundant and beautiful are supplied by
this admirable preparation.
BHEDIIATIa1I CURED IN A Dar.—South
American 11.heuntatio Cure for Rheumss
tiara and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at once the pause and the disease
immediately disappears. the first dose
greatly benefits. 75 mitts. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
Wrenn pure, vigorous blood coureing
through the veins and animating every
fibre of the body, onld weather ie not
only endurable but pleasant and agree-
able. No other blood medicine is so me-
toin in its malts as Ayer's Sareaparilta.
What it does tor others it will do for you.
WmLL•DI etre AND D111ZLIN0.—George
Birt tae all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to hien
in a way that will insure satisfaotiou.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable. Residence
seco',d door north of the bridge, weal
aide of Turnberry et., Brussels. 34.13
D. STEWART begs to inform the public,
that lee has set up a first. class emery
grinder, with a full aseorlment of wheels,
and is prepared to gum saws, sharpen
skates and all or any kind of cutting
tools. All work done in a workmanlike
manner. Charms reasonable. Remember
the place at Howe's woollen mill, Brus.
sale, If possible bring saws and ekatee
on Monday and Thursday afternoons.
Timms are a number of business men
iu Brussels who, whenever they want
letter or bill heads, or any worst re-
gniring fi design, send to some large City
and place their order. They do this be-
cause they think it is impossible to get
the work done as they want it at home,
and hence order the whole thing else-
where. There is another way, however,
which will give them as good results at
lase cost and at the same time keep the
greater part of the work in our own town.
The Grip Printing and Publishing Co.,
of Toronto, make plates from special
and original designs, which they furnish,
suitable for any business, at a small
coat, These can be printed from at Tam
POST Publishing Rouse and used for all
subsequent orders until a change is
again desired. We can take your order
or you can write direct to the Grip
Printing and Publishing Om, 201 and
203 Youge St., Toronto.
Miss, Bnnwg's OASE.--Toronto, Feb.
0th,—A meat interesting case has some
to light hero, being that of Mrs. Brown,
of Agnee St., who for years baa suffered
from Bright's Disease, the Wet two of
N./1110h she spent in bed. Her feet were
ewollen so she could not walk, and being
affsoted with paralysis elm was taken to
the Toronto General Hospital, where,
after undergoing a lengthened treatment
which did her no good, and receiving
nothing in the way of consolation save a
certificate that she wag incurable au14 a
permit admitting her to the Home for
Inourabloe, Even then she did not give
up hope and tried Homeopathic trout.
Ment, but with as little results as the
other, There seemed nothing left bob to
go to that retreat, where only those who
are beyond all human aid aa•r. admitted,
and there weft for death to relieve her of
her sufferings. Sita heard of the wonder•
fut euro of Sant Murray, of Gravenhttest, 1
by Dodd's Kidney Pills and she decided
to try them. The first weep she noticed
very little change, but before sho had
finished the second box her bawls began
to foal easier, the swelling to (nave her
feet and by the third week she could
wally something she bad been unable to
do for two years before. Now, after i
taking Dodd's Kidney Pille for two
mouths she is so completely cured that
she is about to take up school teaobing
again, a calling elle inrwltad lieluen loeing
her health. _._...—..........._—_�....-
'i 2'•4.A"D4 tD B4XIC OF c,�� .�.a�•
HEAD OFFICE, - TettONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Million Doliare) $ $7,000,000
OAPTTAT, (ACU' t';vnal . $g (mo,000
dgencl13in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec,Afanitola, United Slates .1Englund.
,Id't A'S°A`t`' ` .a' 1:ii fdF"r''IW.
A General Banking Business TrrmnOated. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Colleotious made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed ou deposits of $1,00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SOMME ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRit COLLECTION OF PARAMUS' BALE NOr:r'
Every faoility afforded,Oustomers living at a distance,
W. D. HART, MAN,t0011.
GILLIE l & SMITE, BL v� RS
Transact a General Banning Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
I`A11MENS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Aga r1X3.,S4 Hams P'Jt;Pde�v.Lfd�'rvrT•
Interest Allowed on One Della and Upwards at Onrrent Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Bei.;: Added to the Principal a Rho end of the Month, of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
oo'c effeel to write bnslu'ancc in nil Fngilob er Canadian Companies, or in lint•
unl t'oulpanlrs 88 55483• be dOalretl.
AGENTs FOR CANADA AND 'MOTEL STATES : THE CANADIAN BANE OF 00timts°E.
Nlcnonsoo.—A1 Zetland, on Jan. 21st,
the wife of Mr. K. Nicholson of a
daughter.
aa:a RRx�ca,
SHOTTs—RAvErmn.—On Jan. 25313, at the
Parsonage, Listowel, by the Rev.
Jas. Livingston, Mr. W. H. Bhotts,
to Miss Sarah Baveillo, all of Elm.
Boyo—Ross.—At the residence of the
bride's father, on Feb 1st, by Rev.
P. Musgrave, Mr. R. A. Bovd, to
Miss Sarah Ross, both of MoRiilop.
SHOLbtCE—MoLnooN.—At the residence
of the bride's parents, McKillop
township, ou Feb, let, by Rev. W.
G. Reilly, Mr- Adam Sholdioe, of
Cypress River, Man., to Mies Eliza
A Muldoon.
92=X1.
WILLIAIIo.—In Bruseels, on Friday
February 8rd, Mary Isobel, eldest
daughter of Richard Williams, aged
8 years, 5 months and 15 days.
.11.-CTCTSCN' THURSDAY, 1.11t1. 28RD, 1893.—Farm
Stock, etc. Lot 1, Con. 18, Grey. 0001.
menoinl; at 1 o'clock, sharp. Geo. Kirk.
by, Auctioneer. Oakley Bros., Proprie-
tors.
Tunan,tY, FEaY, 28en,—Fare) stools,
implemento, &o, Lot 28, con. 7, Grey.
Sade commences at 11-o'olouk a. tn.
1Tenry Wanner, proprietor, Geo. Kilkby,
auctioneer.
East Buffalo, N. •Y., Fob. gth,—Cattle
—Two cars and sortie elide of Loads on
sale. The good quality of fair weight
steers sold at $4,35 to $4.40, or strong
Monday values, Sheep and lambs—
Tw.'ney three cams o't sale, some of whish
arrived late. There were 8 o,u•s Canada;
here which sold at $6.50 to $0.60, but this
would hardly hold with a heavy 3011
through ; eastern markets improved ;
market closed with all lambs sold and
quotation. 100 to 15e higher than yester-
day. Sheep also stronger, selling at 56.-
15 to 400.25 for 80 to 90 pound sheep ;
fancy wetbers bringing upwards of $5.50.
Hogs—Only five oars on sale ; beat quot
able at $8.60 to $8.70, and heavy Yorkers,
48.60. The storm Monday, which seems
to have beet general, prevented the load-
ing of hope and amounts for the scarcity.
Another feature of the hog trade is that
heretofore Canadian paolcet s were oc-
casional pnrnhuaere, paying rhe Canadian
duty ; now buyers are taking hogs in
Canada for sale here.
Toronto, Feb, 8t11.—Everything Was
soon pinked up at the Western cattle
market yesterday and burinces wee good
all through. Under lighter reooipte the
Market had a firmer tone. Offerings
were 28 oar loads, including 800 sheep
and lambs, 113 hogs and nbnut a dozen
calves. Cebtle—Good cattle were quoted
to be worth more than has been the 0058
511108 Christen/se, Everytbiog,sold well.
The run being light and the demised mood
the market held firm. Messrs. Rogue &
Halligan bought four loads of pretty
good butohers' cattle for Montreal at
prima ranging from 8Se to no per lb. or
maybe a little over in au odd instance.
Under small reooipts last week's prices
wore maintained. Hogs—There were
not 125 hog. on the market and these
were soon picked up. Choice hogs fetch
$7 per cwt. weighed off oars, and other
grades in proportion. Drovers repult the 1
000ntry as well•mgh bare of hogs. There
is a good dem;dtd for all !duds and none
to 0011519 it. (witch cows laid springers
--Not many inflame offered. Dealers
would pay top prices fo: gaud toward
springers, Figures aro pub from 480 to
$45 per Head, according to quality.
Calves•—'Phone were lolling extra well to-
day. One Marilee calf brought 49, and a
poor one w3, They were mama and
wanted. Sheep and lambs—There wee
nut quite ea good a demand Lo•day, but
everything was taken before the close.
Lambe brought from 518.50 to 45.25 per
load, a 003(11ng to quality, and sheep
sold at from 44.50 to it6 per head. Wheat
—No. 2 spring, Olo to 02c; whibe, (18c to
67o ; rod winter, (leo to 66o ; ,ou6O, 6.1u
to 60° : No. 1 hard, 870 to 880 ; No. 2,
880 to 85o ; No. 3, 77d to 78o ; frosted'
No, 1, Oa to 70c. Peau --No, 2, 58c to
503 13arlsy—No. 1, 48o to 47o ; No, 2,
• 0e to 410 ; No. 8, extra, SOc to 880 ; No,
3, 83e to 35c, Oats—No. 2, 62e to Silo.
Flour --extra, 42.75 to 42.80 ; straight
roller, 48,111 to 43.20, M11rket unsettled,
Safina --White wheat outside at 080 ;
goose outside ab 600 • 1vo, 1 hard Men.
at North Bay at 88c; No, 2 hard at
Noah Bay a1811s. ONUS hero at 5130 to
640, outside at 30o to 31c and to arrive at
34o to S Sc, 1•Td. 2 barley at equal teabout
410 outside, Peas outside at Iso to 590,
Su1•u1NRLA1415,—In Gerrie, on An. 201h,
the wife el Mr, Japes Bilthorland o£
a daughter.
131803 Moi 171.,6 1,4A.iZIC=TES.
Fall Wheat 62 64
Spring Wheat 60 62
Barley 80 35
Peas 53 56
Oats 27 28
Rutter, tube and rolls15 16
Eggs per dozen 15 17
Floor per barrel 3 60 4 00
Potatoes ,. .. 36 40
Hay per ton .... .... 6 00 7 00
Salt per bbl., retail,.. 1 00 00
Hides brimmed 3}
Hides rough 3
Sheep skills, eaoh . . . SO 1 PO
Lamb shine eaoh 65 00
Apples per barrel 1 00 1 60
Wool 17 18
Pork 8 53 8 60
THE P EOPLE'S COLUMN.
' ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A
THE POST.good general 801'van A. Apply at
"ANTED.—A SMART BUY
or young mint to learn the Drug and
book business. G. A. DEADIIAN,
Druggist 40.'
IF YOU WANT A SITUATION
in this City or state, send us particulars
of What you would accept.
SPAR 0311010,
ea Griswold St.
28•Bm Detroit, Bich,
YOUNG DRIVING HORSE
Sinalo Harness, Gutter and Road Cart
all•nearly now for sale at a bargain, 458 own -
or has nu /either nae !or them. Apply to
Giro. DOBSON,
Teachdy Ethel,
A,FILK ROTJTES.-.A MEET-
/ INo 10:'•p a 3115 1 t o 0
1 n of ltl, IV 380
Cheese
routes in conlit hale! a with 'Rill
00 '5l. Ftioty, J Will hs . ,o «t Wiese' Hall.
Ali interested 10th lot. ,Lt 1 o'clock p. M.
Ali interested are naked In attend.
L. 380DUNALD, Pres,
R. 11. FERGUSON, See.
REAL ESTATE.
/-1HOICE FARM FOR SALE.—
J Being South half Lot 27, 008, e, Morrie,
100 acres, nes rly all cleared. Good buildings,
fine young[, bearing orobar,L Immediate pos.
session. Easy Terme. Apply to
W. et, 8LY0LAIIt,
31, 8011aiter, 440., Brussels.
1..i4ARM FORSALE•—BEItI(I
Lot 18 don. 7, Grey township, 00 acres
cleared, balance bueh. There 1s a brink
veneered house and a barn dex00 foot, good
orchard, well, 40. For particular's as to
price, tornt0, 40., apply to
ELV13ATEMAN,
27.4 Prop., Ethel P.O.
'00 AORE I'ARM FOR SALE,
l.� 181,0200 aero farm, being 1808111
acr 12, 0011. 10. they, ie offered for sale. 121)
00300 441'9. 0104.35,1 end the balance wel tim-
bered. Buildings first-class. Orchard, well,
No. School house within 40 rods. Posses-
ainn given at once if desired. or t'urthor
particulars as to pride, terms, 4c. apply to
ri11t8, W4LkI7R,
343 Rosovilt° P, 0.
or NELSON BRI01 1000, On fares.
"WARM FOR, SAL''.--13EING
JL East 4 Lot 15,O0n, 0, Oray, containing
SO acres more or lees, 35 auras 010a10d, anti
tree from stumps, newly seeded and In good
shape, 'a- acres ill Full Wheat and put in well,
There is about 0 acres of bush, ppart bard
wood, and part eerier and the balance is
ppaetu a hmn0. There i0 n boyar 1'aUing
spring
of leafier, cue well at yard and a
Berl uqg to 1110 bush, Plane in drained and
(9 811 inneed with. aed0r fennmg. h. eerie ie a
good frame house with 11301205 and wood
shed attested , c 3ond Irani° barn 0 n poets
Buildings ole,eomparatively DOW, good or-
0har4 and garden, animal llonee right at your
deer. 8 miles from post oillee 0.71,1 railway,
G m17Oe 1rem B1'teeete, The fnrn110 0 50rn03
lot and Dieolyy eiteu,ted. The b4ud in good
Mid Los nicely au,1 can be bought very cheap
as the owner wants to buy a larger place,
Tarns reasonable. Vol' terms and parties-
1:150 apply o111110111 SOS t0 Owner
W1[. G.BAltfCplR,
1114f or by letter to Ethel P, 0.
c?LENDID FARM 1308 SALE.
l.. 131.roc, Iota 11 and 12, oon,18, Township
of Grey, County of Huron, containing 200
autos, the pr oporty Of the lata Sohn Robert.
son, 150 aures cleared NO free from co •
atr,otlobs, 15 0oree boob, mixed tither,
Ualanoo partly oleorod, 0Oil Slay loam,
ri3Octly. 111111 :g, red by with wtralgh6 rail
000SeO and watered by two w01(8 end a
spring privilege. Commodious dwelling
hoose, with largo woodshed attaohod and
an exeollont collar under hone°. Two largo
barna, stone stabling and Other outbuil l•
loge,
Trop peed beano Orchards, erne-
m1.1tta1 trope and email Smite, 19 miloa
from Eruseote, a ](Volsy town on the G. T.
eeOVeetont to rehoo3 'Marabou and post
Oi11Oo, Th18pr0perty hes well, 18. a drat-
r..".a grain and stook farm alld eho1ld be
seen by intending enroll miters 00 it is direr•
el at a bargain, !for further npartioularo
apply to 0,0(08. JNO.RO119114T80N,
the premises or bylottbeerDANPILstoohd an bbrio(( in
Ok 00.4
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD 1
Got the Bost WALT/ P NrrnU at
the Lowest Prices at
Pepper's Br1u pure,
Lots of Paper at 5o, per Holt.
PRICES TALK
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
voi L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
IA • 8oli01torend Oonveynn05o'', OotleO-
tlotls made. Oifloe—Vanaloue's 11leakc, Brut•
eels. 01.,ylu
M. SINCLAIR,
W •
113, Su. 8J11Ioe—V,Uletune'sa !nook�� i• do r
north of Central Hotel, Private ten Lunda to
Loan.
�CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
vJ Barrlatere. Solicitors, Notaries ',obit°,
Ooderioh, Ont.
At, 0. CAMERON, Q. 0.PHILIP HOLT,
DDDLIIY HOLUM.
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
. a Auctioned, 10 always ready to at.
to nil sales o1 farms, farm etoe k, 4o. Tonne
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P. 0, Sales
may be arranged at Tun POST Publishing
'Louse, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY.,
14001180E Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farm and farm
stock a specialty. Orders left. at '1'n,, Poor
POblIOhfng Ho use, Bra seals, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKENe
OUTLICEN-
to aouduottsales of farm st0000'k1at retie noble
prices. Knowing the etaueing of uaarly
every person I am Ina position to sell to
good marks and gat good security when eol,1
on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea call, 22• F S. 800TT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
"‘AT• ofMorriage Licenses, OSloe H. MGORACE.EN,
Iseurer
at his Grocery, Pllraberrp street, 13ruebulg,
N. 13ARRETT, •
80,1th of A.M. MelleTonsorial yE 00,8 Shop—Next
hardware Storer
Ladies' and obfldrous hair cutting a specialty
A MoNAIR,
Issurur of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lient,-ilovernor, Commie -
0101)0r, 4c , Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire lueuraaoo Co. Mae at the Oraubrook
Post 011loe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAIvi
IN9DIDINOE,
FIRE" AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER
le'k of ynrNaybiO0, Rum. Conveyancer, otrPus
Land, Loan and 'Insurance_ Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Ccllec"tuts made,
OBiee in Graham's 1 lock, Brussels,
0
IL PAINTING,
Miss Merles, of Win ' : m it 141 -00od
to give !estimation in alt paiutiee. 1.0x108
maybe ascertained at Miss Nellie Ross' store
whore samples of work luny bo seen, Mise
?dories would also take a fow more pupils in
music,
rp A. HAWKINS,
• Oranist in St.Brim-
sole, and pupil, in the Art fS Ta ehiuChurch�G of 0.
W. Thayer, [Pius. Coo., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at Tho Farrow's,
Turnberry Street, or if preferred at their
own homes. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day at Walton. Terme moderate.
MEDICAL CADS.
A. t410NAUG1.ITON, .X1.1).
• O. M., L. R. 0.P,, Edinburgh, 11, 0. P
S. Ont. Residence and eines in Wilson'
Sleek, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
DENTAL.
111117 LV TXT!
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. Se D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College ur Dental
Surgeon,. Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. 0r• sroj—Over A. 1t. Smith's Stem
Brussels,
OARS FUR SERVIOE,-•—THE
undersigned will steep fer service on
Leh 11, Qon, 5, Groy, a thorn' bred rhsetor
White pig, with pedigree ,w,cl froln import-
ed stock, Also a thorn' brad r erkehire bog,
Terms $,1,00 to be paid at time of 0orylee
will privilege of returning if 4100085ary
10.1f A. SHAW, Proprietor.
BOAR. F011. SERVIO +'.—'1".FIE
Uadorslgned will k00 for aervioo on
Nortlrt not 29, don, 7, Morris, a thoro' bred
Chester White (log., This pig was awarded
prises at Toronto awl London Fairs, (lis
faro, "Moya(" has taken 1st at tho (1du8triat
10)' 7„0400. T03025,31,00 to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning 1:
uemesary, SAMUEL WA
3041 Proprtoter,
MPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK.
I
SHIRE BOAR.
The nudoi'Biguad win keep for SW:VMS this
present 00)0011 the,IImproved large white
Yorkshire sig "needy' on lot 20, 0504,
0,503110, to yLIoh u. limited number of SOWS'
will bo taken. 'Perms 01.00 to 30 paid at
tintms aofseoerwvoio',ery,w, iPth'lLhgarpe0rimvnanyyg'ebuofSorntiu-
on ppllaatioss, ROBERT Ni Oori11 Proprietor, tor,
VETERINARY.
7 D. WAB'4VIOIC,
e 0 Ironer Ors:Mato of the Ontario
Veterinary College, le prepared to treat aU
diseases rt clomeetiooted animate in a 00/32..
potent Manner. Partionler altondlon paid
to Veterinary dentistry. Calls prompt!? 'at-
tended to, doles and enfir)nary ;: wo 'leers
north et bridge Turnberry et., i(ruesele