The Brussels Post, 1893-6-9, Page 88
REAM
Tun minutes of the village Council w
appear in the next issue of TIIE Pose.
Roma Tempters of Tomuernnes Coo
oil next Taesdny ereuing Don't torge
• j I1reoe County Connell is in aessi
Wm week and Reeve Kerr is in atten
anoe.
11loi,pAr was a fair representation
Anguet weather aa far ns heat wee co
oerned.
Tun Board of Health will be after you
if your premises are not kept in a tidy
shape. No oholera wanted here,
Miss Rectum AratxMlinia, of Toronto,
formerly of Brussels, has demi/aped iubn
ane of the lending sopranos of the Queen
city.
A wet nee is mooted for the 21st hist,
A former resident of Bruseels will be the
fortunate groom. Goderich will eupply
the bride.
Quint a nnmber of Brneselites are
taking in the moat at Stratford. The
great pacer "Johnston" is one of the
attractions.
ONE day last week J. Y. S. Kirk got a
bad tumble from a stop ladder while
haugintt wall paper and had his rigbb
side quite seriously injured.
W. 31. Knott, of Ton Poor, supplied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church at
Cranbrook last Sunday morning. The
pastor was at Molesworth.
Teton a look at the address label on
your copy of Tun POST this week and if
you are in arreare square np. Ib takes
money every week to run a newspaper.
Tun tonsorial parlor of 1t. N. Barrett
has been improved by a new oil sloth
covering on the floor and half circles of
gilvaniz gd iron put around the operating
chairs.
G. F. ]'.earn, who opens n law officio iu
Brueeois this week, was called to the bar
at the convocation of benchers last Fri-
day, at Toronto, and was af terwards pre-
seeted to the Courts.
hEetturee are still in demand for Vol.
mimeCo.No. s s
tiS Btn HPl soas t0 send
end
of ll a t' g
,
u n m ant to Camp London.
at nd n.
flat -1 Orell
s d your names to It. M.
Dicke •e from whom particulars may be
asses-ined.
Nn:. r Sunday morning Brussels Mao.
case .taut, and brethren fromWingham,
62 Liato'el and other places, will attend
envie et St. John's church in this place
when 'lev. Mr. Reilly, incumbent, will
preac to them.
R.: mtrlinnuArx has purchased a moat
Nut.) us engraving machine. fie will
't in the lettering of silver plates
for ce las and caskets. The work done
by ti machine eguais that turned out
by b•e city establishments.
E: ; SMITH, while playing around the
large blocks of stone at Johnston &
Cooter :•re's marble works, the other day,
fell. iter leg came in oontnot with the
corner f a stone and a bad gash was in-
tliote,l. A physician had to stitch the
woue i ep.
L.t: T Monday evening the job of build.
ing the tank in oonneotion with fire pro-
teet:on, ou the corner of Turnberry and
Church streets, was let to Jemes Kelly
for the sum of $145. Alfred Lowry's
tender was $185. The tank will be built
of quarry stone and is to be completed
by Sept. 1st.
A LETTER from Dr. Reeve, Toronto,
says the cataract on Mrs. Williams' eye
was successfully removed but owing to
he defective vitality the eye would not
heal, became inflamed and has been lost.
The Dr. thinks an operation on the other
eye might be mote successful owing to
the improved health of the patient.
Mrs. Williams has been in Toronto eines
Maroh 27th.
SENT UP. -Last Monday information
was laid before the Reeve by James Gib.
son, jr., shagging his daughter, May, a
young girl of 16 years, with receiving
money under false preteuoes. She was
arrested on Tuesday morning by Con-
stable Scott, taken befol'e John MoOrae,
J. P„ plead guilty and was taken to Gode.
rich for trial before Judge Toms. She
will likely be sent to the Reformatory
for a term of years.
Benson RAcns,-The posters are out
for the Spring races to be held on Brus-
sels Driving Park on Thursday, June
29th. The program will be as follows :-
Purse, $100, 8 minute trot or pane;
purse, $150, 2.40 olnse, trot or pace ;
purse, $50, loom named race • purse,
0800, matched race between Swartzs'
"Walter G." and Beatlies' "Bessie K."
A bicycle race for a prize of 415.00 will
also take place. Brussels Braes Band
Will be in attendance.
DIEN ON Busrxnss.-You cannot afford
to have your office scantily supplied with
stationery of an inferior grade, First
impressions are strong and your business
methods will be judged by your business
forms. When the highest grade of
printing San be had at as low a price as
the poorest grade, you should get the
best. THE Pose Job Dept. ie filled with
modern facilities for the highest class of
work. Call, write, telephone or tele-
graph to Tum Bnuesete POST.
FETAL ]MAIL FAmxsyoEe AsrsoD•-5.
largely signed petition, representing the
business man and residents of Brussels,
was forwarded to the Postmaster General
this week praying for a closed mail on
the noon train. This 'request has been
made before but as concessions have been
made to other pointe on the W. G. & B.
we see no good reason why Bruesele
business men and the public generally
should not share in the advantagee of
extra mail servioe.
To OTTAWA. -Last Friday a Oonveii-
bion of the R,eformers of East Huron was
called to meet in Brussels. The princi-
pal business was the election of delegates
to represent the Riding at the coining
Convention in Ottawa on the 20th and
21st insts. President Hislop ocoupied
the chair and after a few preliminary re.
marks by him short addresses were given
by Thee. Strachan, T. Gibson, M. P. Y.,
M. Y. McLean, J, A. Morton, Dr, Mao•
donald, M. P., and others. The follow.
ing delegates were appointed ;-J. A.
Morton, Jno. R. Miller, Robt, Elliobt,
Robb. ]Millar, Jno. Neelands, 3, Gordon,
Jas. Cline and W. Wightman. Before
dismissing, the subjoined resolution was
unanimously carried; -Moved by Thos.
Strachan, Grey, seconded by Robb. Arm-
strong, Motets, That this Convention
disapproves of the present Tariff as very
unjust and burdensome, especially upon
the farming and producing olassoe, and
we desire that our delegates to the 05.
taws Convention supporta policy whioh
will reach absolute Free Trade as nearly
as the conditions and reguiremonte of
the country will warrant. We alga wish
to re•afArm nut' oonfidonae fn
TILE BRUSSELS POST JUNJS 9, 1893
ill Duan,-Weregeot to hear that Bella,
the oldest slaughter of Thomas and Jessie
n, Smith, Newark, New Jersey, formerly of
t, ,Brussels, died at the home of her parents
en an luny 2:0,11, at the early ago of 15 yenta.
If you are wanting sweet Jersey cream
dor table lite or for home nnado ice dream,
garden pasties, t&o., 1 ono eupply a limit.
ed quaotity. Also ice in small quantities.
DRINKS
As eretofore we will keep at our Drag
and Book Store, ice cool drinks, corn.
prieing,
Jersey Miik Shake,
Hue's Root Beet',
Jersey Buttermilk,
Lorne's Fruit Juice.
Any of these are healthful, refreshing
and invigorating drinks. Try them as
we know whereof the speak.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
'Grains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING Sourly. GOING Non7H.
Matt 11:54 eon. Mixed 0;•i5 a.m.
1'uxereoo ......11x50 a.m. mail9:18 p.m,
Mixed 0:54
p.m, 111 Express 0:13 p,us.
1yot( 'etid s 1CI7t ,
A chief's among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll 1trent it.
&cnnot Board this (Friday) evening.
SPRING races at Brussels on the 29th.
iBarssgas Gun Club.
d• The cause of her deoeass was heart
disease. She had been ill for ten woke.
of During her illness elle rested in trustful
n. confidence in har Saviour and died
triumphing in Hie saoriflee. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith have the sympathy of their
old friends in this locality in their ber-
eavement, The eibjeobof tltienotice was
a graud•daughber to Walter Smith, Brus•
sale,
A postono stamp collecting 00,109 las
bit the town.
Fouarli Division Court will meet on
Tuesday, 27th inst.
THE indications are that the apple r
of 1898 will be light.
W. NIGHTINGALE has removed his s:ek
from New hamburg to Alliston.
Tun Posy for the balance of 1850 :Jr
75 emits in advance, Subscribe now.
TnE Eurerprise Salt Works big •, a
arram whistlenow on their engine h •t e
Jelin O'Lnear, of the Queen's I' • el,
attended the races at St. Thomas i.tst
week.
VEaneemON is making creat g" .vtb
with the repeated sllo;wers an,: hot
-weather,
Jen0s WALKER, Carriage maker, 31 ns'
sets, sold a Mineola road °art, with elm
opy top, to Dr. Ferguson, of Blyth.
A rooynerm match between the juniors
of Brussels and Blyth will be played at
the latter village on Friday afternoon of
this week.
Aromrcerrox is being made by the Reeve
to have Mrs. Williams placed upon the
list of County wards. Ten applioations
are before the Council this session.
Geer. R. S. Hers, of Seaforth, will be
in Brussels on Friday of this week to ar-
range matters preparatory to Co. No, 5
going to camp at Loneon on the 20511.
Tan Directors of the Grey Branch Ag-
rioultural Society will meet shortly to
arrange preliminaries in oonneotion with
the doming Fall Fair, A number of
needed improvements are contemplated.
Tim week J. D. Ronald received an
order from Edmonton, N. W. T., for a
large fire engine, two hose reels, steam
engine heater, 2,000 ft. of hose and a full
assortment of all other Lite appliances.
THE subject under discussion at the
League of the Methodist church last
Monday night was "How to help the
Pastor." Next Monday night Nelson
Gerry will give an address on "Tin, its
history, eta."
As will be seen by list of stations Rev.
0}. F. Salton, who has been the popular
pastor of Brussels Methodist church for
the past two years, will be stationed this
conference year at Central Church,
Stratford. Rev, G. H. Cobblediok, M.
A., B. D., comes to Brussels.
THE Woodstook Times says :-The
Fire and Lighb committee have bought a
new hook and ladder from Mr. Ronald, of
Brussels. The price is 0730, on whioh
they take the town's famous old truck
and hand fire engine et a value of 4800.
The truck is of the latest design, 41 fa
long, and with an extension ladder of
150feet. Itis builb of steel and will
weigh 2,900 pounds. Eight men can be
earned on it.
PoEsaNTATtoN.-Friday evening Melville
ehnrah took advantage of the visit of
]Miss Lizzie Wilson to Brussels and as a
token of the appreoiatiou of her faithful
and acceptable service as organist in the
church, Sabbath School and Christian
Endeavor a purse oontaioing $30 was
presented to her by Elder Stewart. Mies
Wilson expressed her thanks. She left
for Alliston on Monday noon train to
eea02ne her position in the store of Wm
Nightingale.
DIND.-W, 0, Lawson, of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, writes THE Tose that
Mrs. A, H. N. Jenkins, formerly of
Brussels, died there quite suddenly on
Sunday of last (week of typhoid fever,
beloved and reepe°ted by all who knew
Her. Mr. Jenkins, who was away at
(Chicago at the time, in the intereete of
the G. R. School Furniture Co., was
summoned by telegraph and is prostrated
with grief. The funeral took place on
Thursday of last week. Four children,
the oldest 14 years of age, ate left to
mourn the loss of an affectionate mother.
Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Lawson live on the
man street in Grand Rapids, only a few
doors apart,
O'oor BALL. -Despite the torrents of
bait last Saturday afternoon our football
loom, or at least live of them and six
subetituteplayers, dreee over to Gorrie
to play an Association ,notch. An hone's
bard work gave the home olub the match
by a score of 1 to 0, This i5 rather a
or'sditable allowing for the Brusselitos as
some of the boys were comparatively new
at the work, Our eleven was composed
of L, Sentbly, Andrew Sample, Robert
Thompson, P. Ferguson, Kenzie S°otb,
Raseell Fletcher, Jas. Ballantyne, Wm.
Dodds, Robb. Ferguson and Geo. Ander
eon, We have about come to the con.
elusion that if a rain storm is needed all
that will be nenessary le to announce for
a foot boll. match and it will be sure to
deme.
Laurier, the leader of the Relomn Party
in the Dominion Parlialnent, as well as
in the wise, economic and jidicioua volley
of Sir Oliver Mowat and bis Govern.
eeent. Carried unanimously,
ADDI'T'IONAL LOCAL ox 1ST P,tOm,
Business Locals,
Fon finest photos go to Strong'e,
A EEG of tacks for 5a. at Ballantyne &
Wilton's,
Glee your buggy painted at Jae. Walk.
er's, Brussels..
SEE Williams' new buggies. Their
pfioes will surprise you.
WHOLE families from Grey are buying
A, 11. Smith's clothing,
Din you see Williams & Sons new bug.
giee ? The finest line of the season.
GET your buggy tops repaired or cover-
ed over new at Jas, Walker's, Brussels,
Yonne cow for sale, supposed in calf.
Apply at the Tun Posy Publishing House.
Ir you want a new set of wheels on
your buggy go to Jas, Walker's, Betts.
sola.
ISN'T that a lovely picture ? Where did
you have it taken ? Why at Strong's, of
course.
\VAi.Eno & Eweg are building three
styles of road carts. Oall and see them
before you buy.
NOTHING but high .grade photos are
matte in our studio.
11. J. Strong, Photographer.
Tun Rotary Spray Pump for estee by
Ballantyne & Wilton. Every
fruit
grow.
ex
should haus one. Oall and sea it.
Mr gallery having been repaired I am
now in first-class shape to do excellent
work at reasonable rates.
H. J. Strong.
Bent CARRIAGES. -It Dennis has re.
calved a fine range of baby carriages -
the latest std best -which will be sold
at lora figures.
Wonnn'a Fern -James Walker has de.
aided not to send any ot his first-clase
rigs to the World's Fair but will sell
them all at home.
ITCH ou hunt= and horsOs and all
animals clued in 80 minutes by Wool-
fot•cl'd sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by G. A. Deadman.
"IF your prices are right I will buy
five suits I" was the exolamation of a
farmer from MoIIillop last week es he
entered our shop. We sold him the
suits and we think be bas bid goodbye
to Seaforth. A. R. Smith.
MRs. HARRIET A. MAsniE,of Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y., was for years a martyr to
headache and never found anything to
give her more than temporary relief un-
til she began to take Ayer's Pills, sinoe
which she has been in the enjoyment of
perfeot health,
"Is this bot enough for you ?" is a
Billy question ; bat if you meet a man
who oomplaius of suffering from the bent
ten to one you will find on inquiry that
he does not use Ayer's Sarsaparilla to
tone up hie system and free his blood
from irritating humors.
WELL.DIeaoNe den Dorna.xNe.-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. Terme reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34.55
VISIT TO roue NErocDOMmoD.-The fol-
lowing is moat important to ruptured or
deformed people Charles Olathe, the
celebrated manufacturer and inventor of
the great Spiral Truss and many others
for the care of the rupture, has been
known as one of the foremost thinkers
and designers to overcome and relieve
Hernia or any deformity. For olub feet
he bas a system patented by whioh he is
enabled to straighten a child's foot with.
out operation and make them natural
from hip to sole. Spinal instruments,
half the weight of others. Come with
your swollen knee joint, he will make an
instrument that will make you walk from
the minute it is adjusted and overcome
your trouble in a short:time, which other•
wise means amputation. Bow Legs made
natural in five weeke, $nook knees
straightened. The finest patterns in
abdominal supports. I will visit
personally Stratford "Mansion Soon,"
Saturday, June 17th, 1898.
PHYSICIAN HEAL THYesay.-Toronto,
June 5th, -4 physician of the County of
Leeds has written to a, friend in this
city about bis °templets cure of an aggra-
vated form of diabetes by Dodd's kidney
pills. The doctor in 'question would not
for the world have his learned brothers
of the Ontario Medical Council know
that he had given countenance to a
patent medioine. He humorously ad.
mite that some of them would deem it
unprofessional conduct for him to take
the pills ; and to be cured by them -why
that is the grossest breach of professional
etiquette. But Oneed he has been and he
is now prescribing them to his patients.
Modern pbysioians admit that diseasee
enoh as dropsy, diabetes,Brigbt's disease,
neuralgia, rheumatism, female weakness-
es and kindred blood troubles are caused
by the deranged notion of the kidneys,
and that these diseases are only to be
Oured by an agent that acts directly on
the seat of disorder. Thie is why Dodd's
kidney phis have proved a certain cure
to all who have tried tbem.
nefttiMea.7.
LAIDLAR',-In Elma, 011 June let, the
wife of Mr, Andrew Laidlaw of a
daughter,
Duxtonn,-In Clinton, on May 2011,, the
wife' of Mr, James Dunford of a
daughter.
REID.-In Seaforth, on May 80th, the
wife of Mr. John Reid, formerly of
Benseeis, Of a s011.
MaTevlsn--lMonnleole.-At the residence
of Me. John Morrison, MoKillop on
Jane fhb, by Rev. W. 0ltewell, Mr.
Alex, F, McTavish, of Gad's Hill,
Ont,, to Miss Edith Moedaon, of MI-
MI/op.
Snonsoan-WeYsox,--It Groy, on acme
701, at the residence of the. bride's
parents, by Rev. .D. Fotrset, of
Walton, Oise May, only daughter of
Are. Peter Watson, to Mr. James
Shofdioe, Of Morrie.
STANDARD B'AN'1C OF CANADA,
=inT.+A•r£n2.',C=Fx2nT) 0,1372,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) - $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - , $2,000,000
Attendee in nil principal points in Ontario, Qsilna, Manitoba, United States t0 LogIand.
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Isened and Col'leotione made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and oompouuded half yearly,
Simmer, ATTENTION OIS'EN TO 000 CoLLECT'xory or FAndrnnS' SALE NOVO.
Every facility afforded Customers living ab a distance.
W. D. HART, MANAGER.
,atmr.0••maeemormrc�x.eaaatcl acemmo...2mrmnmemv,12¢1111
=LIES S & SMITE,R
]B L7 S t Z S
TI'ansaob a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Interest Allowed on One bullar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
Vie erect t0 -•rite insurance in old English or Canadian Companies, or in 11nL.
nal Companies as Betty be desired.
AGENTS Non CANADA AND UNITED STATES ; THE CANADIAN PANE On COeinEnon.
Meads• -C II
DRan L:•-
zL Atlfo •cl
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S a r on
May 24th, by the Rev. I. 33. Wall•
win, 11Ir. W. A. Mills, to Mian Lizzie
Churchill, both of Bluevale.
SHITII.-In Newark, N. J., on May 29th,
Balla, oldest daughter of Thomas
and Jessie Smith, formerly of Bros.
sets, aged 10 years.
JENEIN s. -1•n Grand Rapids, Miohigan,
on May 28tH, Mrs. A. H. N. Jenkins,
formerly of Brussels.
Gauunr.-In Clinton, on May 26th, Matil-
da May, daughter of W. Ganley, aged
17 years, 5 months and 8 days.
:E0,ra sxe_�xntonam,
Fall Wheat 52 63
Spring Wheat 00 02
Barley 35 40
Peas 55 56
Oats 31 32
Batter, tubs and rolls..., 14 00
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 8 00 3 50
Potatoes 40 50
Hay per ton 7 00 00
Salt per bbl., retail1 00 00
Hides trimmed 89
Hides rough 3
Sheep shine, each 60 1 CO
Lamb skins each 05 00
Wool Apples per bag..., 60 00
1
Pork' 7 00 7 50
INGERSOLL, Ont., June 6-Oheeeo-Of.
ferings to day, 8,489, balance May make
sales, 80 boxes at 89, 259 at 9o, 90 at
9 1.lOo, 150 at 9 1.82, 500 at 9 3.160
Market quiet.
EAST Burma, N.Y., June 6. -Cattle -
Only a few on sale here from yesterday ;
steady, unchanged. Sheep and lambs -
Only 2 oars on sale ; not enough to
quote. Hoge -18 cars on sale ; weak,
bulk sold at 07.20 to $7.25, aid the best
demand for light grades.
Tonoaro, JUNE 6. -Flour, straight roll-
er, 02.95 to 08.10 ; extra, 42,05 to $2,70.
Wheat, white, 640 to Go -o ; No. 2 spring,
610 to 62c ; red winter, 64o to 650; goose,
SOo to 610 ; No. 1 Mao. hard, 85e 00 860 ;
No. 2, 830 to 84o ; No. 8, 76o to 77o ;
frosted No. 1, 65o to Oho. Peas, No. 2,
57o to 59o. Barley, No. 1, 410 to 42o ;
No. 2, 87o to 3790 ; No. 3 extra, 340 to
350 ; No. 8, 80o to 82o. Oats, No. 2, 370
to 880. Market no improvement. Sales
-White wheat outside at 64o. Peas out-
side at 580. Oats to arrive here at 879c
and on spot at 380.
Lennox, June 6. -The Mark Lane Ex.
press, in its weekly review to the British
grain trade, says : English wheat during
May averaged in value 26s 65, being 4s
9d lower than the same month last year.
The foreign wheat trade is dull, being 8d
lower on the week. The principal cause
of the dullness has been the improved
accounts of the oondibion of the Russian
crops. The holdings of flour are still ex.
tensfve. Foreign receipts of wheat are
heavy, and of flour moderate. The wheat
on passage to Great Britain on .June 3
amounted to 8,195,000 tire, Maize is
cheaper in seventeen markets, owing to
favorable advises.
Tonoxoo, June 6. -(Special.) -- Trade
was moderately motive at the cattle mar•
ket today, and prides generally were
Andy. The receipts were about 64 oar
loads, and all good export cattle sold well.
Those averaging 1,200 to 1,400 lbs. each
sold et 490 to 590 pot lb, the latter for
eepooially choice ones. Cables were some.
what disappointing, and under the dr.
cum/tailing prices here were very good.
Butohors' cattle sold ab noto 490 per lb.
for the very best, at No for medium and
at Bo for inferior. Calves sold at 08 to
44 a head, and mflah cows at 480 to $45
each. Sheep and lambs quiet. Sheep
told at $5 to $6 a head, and spring lambs
at 08.50 to $4.50. Hogs in fair supply
and steady, 600 selling at 690 to 690 for
the best, and at 69e for medium.
B051ALo, N. Y., nine 6. --Spring wheab
aotive ; sales were 8,000 bushels No. 1
northern at 679o, 1,500 bushels do. at
079a, 800 bushels do. at 6790, 5,000 bush-
els do., o. i. 1., at 65i• ; a, sale of 128,000
bushels Kansas No. 2 hard was made on
the basis of July wheat in Chicago, dos-
ing No. 1 hard at 75o ; No. 1 northern,
68*, spot ; do., O. i. 5., 6690 ; No. 2 do.,
689e. Winter wheat in far demand ;
sales, two oars No. 2 red at 30o, two oars
No. 8 extra red at 66o, offered at 65o in
store ; 5,300 baskets No. I white at 06c
in store. No. 2 extra white at 65o ; mix,
ecl white and red, d, S8o asked on track.
Corn fiemee ; quiet ; No. 2 yellow, 4890 ;
No. 2 corn, 429 ; No. 8, 419o, in store,
asked,; salol, tevon 00x5 No. 2 yellow at
42 .t four oats do. at 43,j°, four oars No.
8 yellow at 4290 18 ears No. 2 Dorn at
420, 8,000 busbeis do, at 429o, six cars
No. 2 white at 37.0 e 00.r do. poor,at
37o ; five oars clo., conhoice, at 38 ; two
care No. 8 white at 364c. one oar do. at
869, two oars No. 2 mixed at :34,p, three
ears cls. at 841a, on track. Rye dull ;
No, 2, 58o to 59c asked. Flour steady •
trade fair. Mill -feed quiet; easy. Canal
freights firm : wheat, So ; corn, 4„0 ; rye,
410 ; flax end 50 to New York.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
A91 A ri WILL BUY AN EXTRA,
tx good cow. I wi11 give 620 for har
n xt halter calf from nor Jersey bull, I have
also for sale a young Jersey Dow recently
calved, and a half Jersey heifer calf freta an
extra good dew.
Cx.A. D3ADMAN,Druggist, &o,
EGGS FOR I1ATCHING FOR
SALE.-10gge of Pure Bred Black Miu-
or•cae, and White Legherns, from Thos,
Alice's best strain, 01.00 per setting (13). Al.
so 1 trio of Black Atinoreas, cools uo relation
to hens, and two Leghorn Sockerels, All of
best stook in Ontario,
90•tf NM, HAItT1tY, Seaforth,
FOR SALE OR RENT.-001i1-
ranrenrn+housoon Mill street Brus-
sels, for sale or to rent, i. sore of laud, with
tgood well and stable on premises. For fur-
her particulars apply to
JOSEPH CLEGG, Brussels,
or to TORN 13ROAD7OOT, 2 daces East of
aforesaid. house.
IIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
or to rent in the village of Cranbrook.
The purohaser may have from 4 to 3 acres as
they wish. House comfortable good cellar,
orchard, stable, &s. For particulars as to
price, tortns, 440„ apply on the promises to
MO, MoINTOSH, sr„
Proprietor.
47.4 Oraviitook P. 0.
HOUSES 1+'0R SALE. -FOUR
of those commodious houses in the
Torrace,on Turnberry St„ are for Halo, that
is No8,31,15,17 andla, with each there lee
garden plot. Tboy are offered at $345 oaoh,
The pnrobaee mousy to he paid about Oot.
lst,1800. Title is good. For farther partio-
Ware apply to A. Mo0UIB17, No. 10, Terrace
Brussels, or ]ADV. W. NORTON:
43.O Mount Forest.
?TTENDERS WANTED. -TEND.
LL ane will be 'received, up to 0 p. m., on
Wednesday, Tuoe 14th, for the repairing of
the Methodist 0 burob, Roe's appointment,
Con. $, Grey. Ten dors at lied for either brick
or lumber. Con tr aster to furnish aII motor
ial except stone. Plans and speoidcations
Baynard, oonTho lapplyingotrto S.
tender not
ueoeesarily accepted,
S. AMfES, Secretary.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN -
f or
Safe aadto rent eahasy terms in Townships
of Morris and Elroy. F 5. ISO OTT, Brussels.
37-tf.
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HOIOE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South half Lot 27, con, 0, Morris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
tine young bearing orohard. Immediate pos-
session. Oneuy Terms. Apply to
W. M. SIN CLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, 00., Brunelle.
C AllACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 300 acre farm, being lots 11
and 12, 000. 15, Grey, is offered for sale. 180
aures are cleared end the balance well tim-
bered. Buildings first -al ase. Orchard, well,
&o, School house within 40 rode, Posses -
Sion given at dupe If desired. For further
particulars as to price, terms, &o. apply to
MRS. wAtarat,
ibtf Roseville P. 0,
or NELSON BRIORER, on farm.
FARM FOR SALE. --THE UN.
0EE8I0NEn offers his Splendid 126 sore
farm, Doing Lot 8 and went part Lob O, Oen.
eftiirddelnsses,ballancsale. There
cleared,
bank barns, good orohard, Well fenood. A
never failing spring on the place. Posses-
sion given any time, The ettbsaribor also
arm for Sale a dwelling house• stable and 5
cares et land in the corporation of Brume's.
The house and garden would be rented for a
Short time if not sold.. Hard and soft water,
Por prices, terms and further p11artioulare
apply to 3011N 8M1TT4,
t
Proprietor. Brussels P, 0.
oroLENDID FARM POR SALE.
1.7 13ialna lots 11 and 12, son,10 Township
ot Grey, County of Huron, ooutaluinpp 200
sores, the property of the late John lin art -
son, 150 alr05 cleared and free from ob-
ebruotions,' 15 notes bush, mixed tbnb0n,
balance partly oloared. Soil play loam
mostly rolling. Penna. with straight rail
fomes and wanted by two welts. and a
epehb0 privilege. Oon,modieus dwsllltte'
houee,with largo woodshed attached and
an excellent cellar under house. Twe large
baron, atone etabliug and other outbttilcl•
lags, two good beano narda, drna-
mantel trees and smelt mofruits, 4i miles
from Brussels, a lively town on the G. 2.110
aonvontant to edged,eburahos and post
Dillee. '.5010 property lite welt, is a first -
obeli grain and stock farm and should bo
semi by ittteudtug vurohaeere as it le Miter-
ed at a bargain. For Kunkel particulars
apply to RUB, JN0,15013101t2BON,
or wimp', ROsl 1b3138ON ou
Otho protwoe, or by letter to Orethroak P,
80.4
MEDICATED
I4ar3u> t my D TEA,
A,
—7015 731E—
LIVER, k'I0NEY8 and BLOOD.
Jo. and Moe, a I.3ottle, a,t
Pepper's Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING
,L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
a Solicitor nun tlonvcyeuoor, 00110o.
mous made, Oliloa-•Vaustono'o Monk, Brus•
sols. 41.01n
� T PrI. SINOLAIIt,
• Solialbot, ponveyauoer,Notarypub•
Ito,' &o, enttoo-Vote,, 's 131oek 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private bloods to
Leas.
GA11E1tON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barrletete, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Goderioli, Ont,
d1, 0, 0400000N, f4, 0., PnOLiP HOLT,
13000100 HOLBl:s,
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
j.a. • Auctioneer, Is always ready to at..
tend sales of farms, farm stook, dm. Terms
cheerfully givou. Oraubrook P. 0. Salus
nay be arranged at Tn'n 1'os' Publishing
House, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed a
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of oneor.
Sales s eo•'
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Venus
tand farm oinit , Orders
01115 P
1,sent000 s [ng Ifon o B a altouP. 0„ will receive prompt at5ution,
AVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
to conduct of farce stocklat ren onable
prices. 'Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in n position to sell to
good
marks
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea call. 32. P 8. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T T 11. kIoORAOKEN,
v Ieeurer of0amiage Licenses. Office
at his Grocery, 1'ue•ubony street, Brussels,
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of A, M, McKay & Oo's bard warn stare,
Ladies' and 5hildrons hair aatting a specialty
A MaNAIR,
.L3e Iesutor of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis -
stoner, &o., Q.13, Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co, Office at the Cranbrook
Post Oaloe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
Ies0nex000,
FiRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
00, Enron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
investedan andto loInsurance
n xn0ollootiona Finado
Office in Graham's Bleak, Brussels,
(\IL PAINTING,
V Miss Merles, of Win prepared, is prepared
to give lnstruotfou in oil painting. forms
maybe ascertained at Miss Nellie Rose' store
whore samples of work may bo seen, Miss
Morins would also take a few more pupils in
music.
91 A. HAW KINS,
• Organist 15 Bt. John's Church, Bros.
eels, and pupil, in the Art of 'Poaching, Fa dof A.
pupils either ,
000', .Bing and Jahn Sts„ Or if preferred, at
their own bamos. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
e • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Parttoular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. office and Infirmary -Two doors
north of bridge 'Turnberry et., Brussels,
MEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0.11., b. R. 0.P., Edinburgh, M, 0. P
S. Ont, Residence and office in Wilton'
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry 'Ste.
DENTAL.
M. CAVANAGH, L' D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Md.
voreity. OoeloE-Over A. R. Smith's Store.
Brussels,
pULL FOR SERVICE.—TELE
undersigned will ;keep for service on
$0, Con, 8 Morris a re stared them'
bred Dorian' bull. Terms i
gOrme 61,00, obs paid
on Junuary 1st, 1804, with privilege of re.,
turning if veoossar .
40.4 P020R BARR, Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVIOE,-THE
Undersigned will keep for 3g500155 .014
a.t Lois 2g, Con, 5, Morris, the thorn' bred
Durham Bull "Clean the Way Registered
Pedigree may be semi on application, Aged
2 years, welght'1',700 pounds. Terme, 61,55
to be peld SSanuary 1st, 1804 ; single sows
easb. To leisure •1:2,0e,
CARDIFF & INN105,
44-tf Proprietors,
T113PROVED LARGE WHITE YORK.
1 SHIRE BOAR.
The nnd'ersigood will keep foe service this
present season rho Improved large white '
Yorkshire pig "Reedy on lot 25, con, 0,
Morris, to which a limited number of Bowe.
will be taken. Terms 01.50 to boreal at
time 005orvl05, with the privilogo of return•
ing if ueoessary. Pedigree may be seen up
ou appiioattou, 1t02100155'502012031,
105f Proprietor,
V'o lzcivteers' ✓, tterztvni,
A number of recruits are wonted to attend
ate 'MflibaryCamp which Opens at London
on the 20611 Juno next, Now tmifornie have
hoot' ]sued to the Brussels Company, Pon
particulars apply to It, M. THORSON, at
Brussels, er to the hndm•signod at Soafortb.
R, 5, HAYS, Oaptain,
Commanding Brtlsesle 0o'yVolumoors.
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