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COWS POI801\1D.
Very recently a gentleman fin .Beriiu
had the misfortune to bays two fine owe
poisoned by, chewing cloths that some
painters had been' using with paint that
contained Perla Green. It would be well
to remember title when using Peril) Green
for killing the potato bugs. Of course
the better the Paris Green the less it
takes to kill so that in using our Pure
Paris Green that does not take much to
kill potato bugs or anything else that
may eat it, you should use it with out.
tion. We sell it by the pound for
4".l) CTi+.1 .
The Travelling Dairy which has just
visited Brussels will no doubt result in
better and easier made butter. I have
been fortunate enough to asoure a num-
ber of Dairy Thermometers at lege then
usual prices so if you have not one al-
ready you would be wise iu getting the.
G. A. DEADMAi3,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
souTarns EXTENSION W. O. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Gorse. Sorra, Gorse Noland,
A'Iail Mal a.m. Mixed 9:45 a,m,
Express 11:59 a.m. Mail 8:18 p.m.
Maxed 9.50 ppm. Express ...... 9:43 p.m.
VD tat caltivs kerns.
A chiefs among ye told' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
STRAWBERRIES lead the market this
week.
FOUBTII Division Court on Tuesday ,.1
this week.
GREY township voters' list is in the
hands of the printer.
SATURDAY will not be observed as a
public holiday in town but Monday will.
Tru regular meeting of Brussels Conn.
oil will beheld next Monday evening. at
8 o'clock.
A. NEW ret of scales for parcels end
another for letters have been placed in
the postofce.
Monnar of this week Jno. Ballantr.e,
of Tam POST staff, received a new 1-..ett-
math tyred bicycle.
Tau waterproof coat advertised in the
last issue of Tun POST was found enc.: e
turned to the owner.
THERE were three funeral prooee •ens
at Brussels cemetery last Sunday a..er-
noon after 8 o'ciook.
BRussELs Public school closed on Toes•
day owing to the Entrance examination
beginning on Wednesday.
MESSRS. BEEER &VANsroNE have 16,-
000 bushels of wheat in stock awaiting a
favorable turn of the market.
JAS. Wile= cut between 12 and 14
tons of hay from 5i• acres of land. The
crop was housed by Saturday night.
TEE bi.montbly meeting of Brussels
Mechanic Institute Directors will be held
in the library on Tuesday of next week
at 4 p. m. Every Director is asked to
be present.
PASSENGERS this week ticketed by J. T.
Pepper, C. P. R. Ticket `Agent, Brus.
eels :-Miss Braden, Calgary, Alb. ; Mrs.
Henry Mooney, Indian Head, Assa. ;
Mrs. Geo. Cardiff, Minnedose, Man.
AT the Royal Templare Connell last
Tuesday evening the question of the
Plebiscite vs. the Harter Bill was dis-
cussed by D. Hogg and J. Moore. At the
next meeting, in addition to installation
of officers, The Rules and Regulations of
East Heron License Commissioners will
be considered. Miss Dolly Broker was
appointed organist for the Doming quar-
ter.
ENTRANCE Exam/NATIO/Z.-The Entrance
and Leaving examination commenced in
Brussels Pablie .school on Wednesday
morning, Principal Campbell, of Gorrie,
assisted by Principal Cameron, are the
presiding examiners. There are 62 can-
didates writing for the .Entrance and 8
fOr Leaving, making 70 in all. Brussels
Public school has 11 Entrance pupils and
G Leaving. The papers are considerably
harder than last year and some of them,
particularly the Geography, are not based
en the work presented in the curriculum.
Tho result will be known in a couple of
weeks.
QUIETLY WELDED. -The Lowell nelvs•
paper says :-A quiet but joyous wedding
occurred at the residence of R. W.
Bacon last Saturday at 12 o'clock, the
contracting parties being Prof. G. A.
Hawkins, of the Metropolitan Business
College, Chicago, and Miss Ruth Bacon,
of this place. It was an informal mac.
riage, only a number of most intimate
friends being preesnt, Miss Ruby Bacon,
sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid,
and a brother of Mr. Hawkins from
Canada was best man. The knot was
tied by Rev. Chas. Cheney, D. D„ of
Chicago. Presents were few but sub•
dental and useful. Prof. Hawkins is
well known here having been suporin•
tended of the school far two years, and
he has many friends and well-wishers in
this community. Miss Bacon was one
of the many young ladies of whom
Lowell is juetly . proud. Mr, and Mrs.
Hawkins will live in Ohioago. They
have our heartiest congratulations and
best wishes.
TROTTING Mans KILLED. -Monday af•
fernoon A, Konig was on the Brussels
Driving Park speeding his trotting mare
"Lottie." Gus, Gcsbel and R. Lang
were also on with their paters, "Gusteer"
and "Jennie Everett," the two first
mentioned going, the wrong way on the
track, While driving at a high rate of
speed a collision occurred on the West
stretch between Kceuig's and Lang's
horses, the latter being nn the inside of
the course. The r'aft of "Jennie
Everett's" sulkey etre ,,k Mr, licenig'e
mare about the 8th rib on the right side,
went through the abdurninal cavity to
the left side, bsiog stopped by the hip
bone, about 10 indite of the broken shaft
remaining in the body, The mare ran a
short piece before dropping dead.
She was N flus speedy animal, valued at
6600. In losing her Mr, Kp nis's span of
sorrels is irreparably broken. Mr.
Lang's mare suffered by the collision,
beim/lamed in the kneok down. Both
drMere were thrown from the sulkey's
but were not injured, A11 the horses
were entered for the races on Thursday
afternoon,
Pos'roeklae hours on Mondey will be
front 4to5p.m,
TEB town Backe will haven holiday on
Saturday (Demiuion Day.)
A /,Anon sign hes been painted on the
front of D, Ewan's blacksmith shop this
week.
JAS, BaL7 ANTaNE Bold a NOV Rapid
bicycle last week to Aaron Keller, Of
Grey township.
SINGLE fare tickets will be issued on.
the G. T. R. on Friday, good to return
on Tuesday of neat week.
Tna races drew It big crowd of sports
to town on Thursday, A report will be
given in next week's issue,
Tne Dry goods stores were °loath for a
few hours on Thureclay afternoon in
order to permit persons interested to at.
tend the races if they wished.
QUITE a number of Bruesolitee will go
to Wroxeter ou Monday next to the oele-
brabtou there. We hope the Northern
burg will return the compliment on our
holiday.
CouNTr Cotrurseioscn AINeLEv was in
town on Saturday. The iron bridge will
be painted this Summer and new signs
warning the public in reference to trot-
ting over bridge will be put up.
IurnovEucNTs.-Robert Menzies has
put new siding on his dwelling, William
street, and otherwise improved it. -
Thos. Pierce has wrought quite a trans-
formation on his lately acquired property,
Queen street, having built a good sized
addition, put up a verandah, &o. -P.
McKenna is having a new dwelling ereob-
ed on his lob, corner of Albert and Cy-
press
ypress streets.
RECEPTION Socrar.,-On Tuesday even.
ing the Epworth League intend holding a
reception social in the school room of the
Methodist ohurolr for the new pastor and
his good lady. Strawberries and oream
will be served and a musical and literary
program will be presented. Councillor
A<•eCr,tcken will give a short sketch of
the World's Fair and Rev. Mr. Cobble.
dick a 111 also address the gathering.
.Refre,.hments served at 7:30 o'clock.
Admix. -ion 15 cents.
CarlJARr,-On Friday afternoon of
last wrelc Archie, fifth son of Walter
Jacks('., was summoned from time and
passed peacefully away. His death was
a surp lee to many as his sickness was of
such a',rid character. He had gone to
Toren:,a short time ago on a visit and
while t ere was taken ill with inflamma-
tory rli, umatism. On bis return home
he app.). ,red to improve a little but a
heart 1 ouble of long standing asserted
itself .d one of his lungs gave way so
that di -solution soon took place. Archie
was a :;eueral favorite and his early de.
mise I• deeply regretted by all but we
believe he is safe in the arms of
Jesus, Ile relied on the promises of the
Saviour and had no fear of death. The
funera' took place on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale, taking
the se:vice in the absence of Rev. Mr,
Ross. The floral wreaths were beautiful
especially thoee sent from relatives in
Toronto. • Mr, and Mrs. Jackson and
other relatives are sympathised with in
their bereavement.
Foornsxn.-A hotly contested game of
football was played on Victoria Park,
Brussels, on Thursday forenoon, between
Wingbam and the home team. The
visitors scored 1 goal, the only one taken.
During the first half hour the play was on
Brussels goal but after that the strong
play of Wingham's defence was the only
thing that prevented Brussels veering
more than oda. The players were as
follows
WINeoAnr, BnussELs.
W. Allenby! Goal Lsatherdale
O. Stuart iBaeka f Thompson a
f l
sle A. Sample a
Din inguy A. Sample
A. Stuart d Backs, (( ., Ballantyne
Es4evin (.., P. Ferguson
Eacrett Centro. Oleunau
Ha
rtisy }Bight wing { gollars.
G. Stuaat......1. Left wing. 1,.. R, Ferguson
Henderson f T. Ross
W. Plenty,.... Umpire. ...Dr. Cavanagh
f. Williams, Referee,
Wantuse.-B. F. Brook & Son, of Lis-
towel Woolen Mills, wish to warn the
public and their onstomers of a oertain
man by the name of Henry Armstrong,
who has been going through the country
selling packages of Toronto goods and we
are told he used our name to induce the
farmer to buy his goods and is leaving
the impression with them that he is sell.
ing our goods and stating that he would
be at our factory to take wool from the
farmers and allow them the extra trade
price on wool in payment of the note they
gave him for his goods. .We wish it to
be known that we do not employ Mr.
Armstrong or any other peddler to sell
goods for us nor does he handle one yard
of our goods and we do nob Intend to give
employment to him in any way. Any
person hearing our name used by Mr.
Armstrong or any other peddler we would
be thankful to them if they would inform
us of the same. We give this warning
hoping that our customers and others
wanting honest goods will not he taken
iu, but that they will come direct to the
factory and we will try our best to give
satiefaotiou to all. Yours truly,
B. F. Bawls & Sose.
BIG SnrrorENT on EXPORT CATTLE, -Leet
Satnrday morning a speoial train of ten
oars of well fed and good weight export
cattle left Brussels station, the property
of Groff Bros., the well known stockman,
of Elmira. There were 169 head in all,
46 of the number being fed by W. J.
Dickson, of McKillop, who reoeivad, it is
said, nearly 64,000 for them, Duncan
McDonald, of Grey, had 20 vory fine ani-
mals. Owing to the drop in the British
market this lot may be fed at Montreal
for a week or eo in the hope of a rise.
If not, the purchaser will lose very
heavily. Thos. Bloomfield e000mpanied
the stook and will likely go on to the Old
Country with them. Following is a list
of weights, &o., as taken from the weigh.
master's book ;-
11.0In. NO, CATTLE. Wit0513T.
Wm. Work, Grey, 2 2,970
Joe. Lawson, Morris, 8 3,720
Duuc. McDonald, Grey, 20 26,710
Henry Mooney, Morris, 4 5,120
Arch. Hislop, Grey, 9 12,870
Andrew Ifig 0p, Grey, 7 11,060
P. Robertson, Grey, 8 8,980
Alex. Forrest, Morrie, 8 4,100
W. J. Dickson, MoKiliop, 46 67,940
1'. Barr, Morris, 1 1,760
J. Currie, Morris, 1 2,000
Wm. Milne, Gray, 15 18,440
J. Bowman, Morris,
P. Watson, Gray, 8 8,940
Jno, Hislop, Grey, 1 2,280
Andrew Hidlop, jr„ Grey, 8 11,810
3. Stewart, 16 son., Grey, 2 2,900
J. & A. Buchanan, Grey, 16 22,260
S- Dickson, Grey, 10 14,420
It is said as high ne 65 cents per pound
was paid for a portlon of the shipment.
TILE B,USSELS POST R.tm'Ja1aa Co,893l
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dareerdearetweeteaerTpui
Gtarn Thursday ° -of next, wtei n garden party and strawA712AD.��R.D B4dyr! OF PARIS GREEN
berry' festival will bo held at the reel• dz:wm.4.50.Z.Za xxoa n.ewa.
dense of Thos. Kelly, Brussels, under the H E AO OFFICE, - TORONTO,
auspices of the \Vomen'e Guild of Fit, •
John's °lauroh, to commence at 7 ololosk, ASSETS, • (Seven Million Dollars) • 97,000,000
�-p
CAPI'PAL (Authorized) - - • 92,000,000
13 UST n es s Locals. Agencies in all principal points to Ontario, Quellco, Alan tlobrt, United Slates cO England.
Maxir.LA binder twine, 050., at B. x ATEy S' /Mamma,.
GSrry'S.
A NEP of tacks for 5o, at, Ballantyne &
Wilton's. Tr'A General Banking Business ansaatsd, Farmers' Notes Dleoountod.
Drafts Issued and Col1eotions made on all pointe.
G ioe bicycle for sale, Apply to Jas,
Walker, Brussels. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Sons Williams' new buggies. Their Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and u wards from data of deposit to date of
prices will surprise you, 1? p
PARCEL with print found. Apply ab withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
TEE Pear Publiebi Ho
Ouse. SrjCIAL ATriNT1ooe GIVEN TO Tnn Cormterron or l'ARMnns' SALE No'rna,
Din you see 'interne & Sons new bug.
gies 7 The fittest line of the season. Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe.
AS. \\',mann sells road carts from 917
to 950. Call and see Ilial at Brussels. W. D. HART, MANAGER.
BINDER TwINe.-A car load of binder .....,„e;V1.113.,,
L.
' '
IS ONLY
26c. per ib
And when you are spending 25e, bo get A
pound of Paris Green, you might just as
well get the Very Best for your money.
You oan get the Very Best Paris Green,
guaranteed to be Pura, and imported dir.
cot from England, ab
Pepper's Drug RRome,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
twine to be sold from 7o, to 95o, at B. ty °��y H fin )aroC �fa1n�a�ww°f ��1 L TAYLOR TiARRTSTER
Gmrry's, fs¢fxs5 die tAe Xb+ Vsr9 SMITE da rtordr, ,drelh dlo 9 a8mll E5 sols, e Solicitor and ausbCono e's M . Oollao•
Boon WILL/Ails & Son handle the 9 tionsmada, Oulao-4auetouo'anlaac, Brns•
21-3m
easiest riding road cart in the market. �-, q�
L7 ..L.V lJ S E3 To.4 Ii ,SJ' ,
Call and see ib.
BBeats:Bona no baggage checked through
Co lT. It.
ppo
Irtdeuta unless tickets are bought at Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
WR ars prepared bo make pictures, any all points in Canada, United Status and Great Britain.
size required, et reasonable prices. Give
us a call. H. J. Strong. FARMEIIS' NOTES DISOOUNTED.
Tim G. T. R. depot is the only plane in SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
town where you °angst tickets Brussels •
to Manitoba and return.
You cannot get full privileges on ex- ;-r�'".'� Ta',ave Dams ON pz RZIVErypTe
000eion tickets to Manitoba unless you RInterest Allowsd on One Dollar and U wards at Current Rates. Interest Com -
buy at the G. T. . depot. p
Cae load of binding twine at 95o. and Pounded Twice a Ysar,,Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
1050. Cardiff & Kirkby, Warerooma October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
opposite Queen's Hotel stables. \0'e effect to write Insurance In old English or Canadian Companies, or in Mut-
Tun Rotary Spray Pninp for sale by cal Companies Os may be desired.
Ballantyne & Wilton, Every fruit grow.
er should have one. Call and see it, AGENTS Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : TUE OANAnrtN BANE or Ccuoalnnan,
Now is the time for viewing. Public
buildings, residences, pin -nim parties, sto.
oan be photographed on shortest notice.
R. J. Strong.
I rave sold 12 new buggies and 13 road
carts already this season. Most people
know whore to go to get the best rigs.
Jas. Walker, Brussels
To TEE Ponnio.-Having purchased on
the stook of 0. E. Perry's negatives, any
photos. oan be had from them by leaving
order at my studio. H. J. Strong,
BnING your old buggy wheels for ra•
pair, we are ready for thorn. Prices
away down as I have a Large stook of
wheel timber on hand. Jas. Walker,
Brussels,
Pam-sm.-To distroy noxious odors,
purify cellars, outhouses, sink, cess
pools and all planes of this class ; drives
away all iuseats, ants, de. 25 cents a
Ib, at B. Gerry's.
TEE WonrosaN.-D. Myna has the
agency for the celebrated Whitman Pea
Harvester, It bas no equal and every
machine is warranted to do good work.
It may be seen at Mr. Ewan's black.
smith chop, Brussels.
Inoouns blood is the cause of innumer-
able maladies, Hence, one of the great-
est benefactions to humanity was the
discovery of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which,
more than any other medioiue, has saved
America from becoming a nation of
invalids.
1VIOST RnacaREABLE ON EARTa,-So says
Professor Gresham, New York, of St.
Leon Mineral Water, to invigorate, build
up and preserve strength and happine,s
life long. It is impossible to speak too
highly of St. Leon. A fresh supply to
hand at Geo. Thomnson's.
lamer), languidness, and the appear.
nee of ill -health being no longer fashion•
ble among ladies, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is
more largely resorted to as a tonic -altera-
tive, nervine, stomachic, and builder up
of the system generally. This is as it
should be. Ayer's is the best.
ROAD Cams. -Of all the carts that yon
have ever seen or heard of the "Mi-neola"
beats anything that ever struck Brus-
sels. The most stylish, the best finished,
the easiest riding, free from horse
motion and throws all other carts in the
shade. I sold three in one week,
Jas. Walker, Brussels.
Rreuntirrsar CURED IN A Dir. -South
American Rbaumatfo Cure for Rheuma.
sham and Neuralgia radically oures in 1
to 8 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re.
moves at once the manse and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits, 75 oents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
WELL-DIGGONe AND Dnn:r,nea,-George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar•
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
s000nd door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 84-tf
ABsonurr9Lr pure Manilla binder twine,
equal in price per hundred feet and bet.
ter in evenness and quality than any
Canadian twice on the market. Every
foot of ib guaranteed. To secure this
twine pall and get ib at once or hand in
your order. A. M. McKay & Co.
To INVADE THi UNITED STATES. -To-
ronto, Oot., June 26. -Another announce-
ment of interesb is made by the Dodd's
Medicine Company Ltd„ of this city, to
the effect that they have decided td
establish a factory and warehouse at
Buffalo, N. Y,, in order to supply the
growing demand for Dodd'e Kidney Pills
in the United Staten. This remedy has
never been advertised or planed on sale in
the United States, but the popularity of
the remedy and the newe of its successes
in Canada quickly reached the people of
the neighboring republio, and orders have
poured in, unsolicited, from every State
in the Union. The capacity of the To.
ronto factory is taxed to supply the Can•
adieu market nod the management feel
that they oan only do justice to both
foreign and home demands by invading
the United States and establishing a
depot and factory there.
24.AR+xvxsa.
PEPPER-Fonsrro.-Ab the residence of
the bride's father, No. 6 Alice street,
Toronto, lay Rev. N. E. Scott, Miss
Annetta Forsyth, to Mr. Wm, L.
Pepper, formerly of Grey.
Loiawonrrt-Wonmcv,-On the 220c1
inst„ et the residence of the bride's
mother, 15th cont of Grey, by the
Bev. D. B. Matte, Mr. Wm, Leng•
worth, of Algoma, to Mies Jentlae,
eldest daughter of Aire. Wortley.
Kgso.o-MoiaY,-On the 20th inst„ ed
the residence of the bride's father,
15th con., by the Rev, D, B. McRae,
Mr,. W. Kelly, to Mint Catharine
1. Macey, daughter of Mr. George
McKay, all of Grey.
HER liELL-WYNnr,-In Newry, on June
21st, ab the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rev. A. Henderson, M.
A., Chas. W. Herrell, of Neepawe,
Man., tobiise Nina, only daughter
of Mr. A. H. Wynn.
3tei eoi.-In Brussels, on Friday, June
28rd, Arebie, fifth eon of Walter and
Emma, Jackson, aged 10 years and
9 months.
Wzre0.-In Grey, on Friday, June 23rd,
Ann Jauo, eldest daughter of A. G.
and S. A. Weleb, aged 18 years and 3
month s.
NIOHOL.-In Morris, on Saturday,. June
24th, Thomas Webster, youngest son
of Alexander and Margaret Nichol,
aged 11 years, 11 months and 12
days.
STnunnmann.-In Maryborough, on June
19th, Christian Steurnagel, aged 65
years, 5 months and 15 days.
ABRAHAM. -In Stratford, on June 11th,
John Ston Abraham, aged 55 years.
The deceased was the father of the
Miss se Abraham, formerly of Brus-
sels.
�BsV'ms mZS IvS 9.Sv'K>:7TS.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley-........
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Floor per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per toil.......,....
Salt per bbl., retail,.....
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins, oath
Lamb skins each
Apples per beg
Wool
Pork
60
58
30
54
32
13
9
800
40
6 OD
1 00
35
3
00
05
50
17
7 00
62
60
85
00
32
14
00
3 60
60
7 00
00
3. 00
00
00
18
7 50
INGnnsoLL, Ont., June 27. -Offerings
to -day :-1,687 boxes, June make ; sales
260 boxes at 050 ; 9 6.10o bid for several
lots, but refused.
BELLEVILLE, Ont., June 27. -There
was small attendance at the cheese board
held here today, only fifteen factories
being boarded. Two thousand eight
hundred and sixty boxes of white and 1,-
050 boxes of colored were offered, with
the following sales :-Ko dyer, 100 boxes
of white and 100 boxes of colored at Oko ;
Graham, 2,760 boxes of white sold at Oso.
Board adjourned for two weolts,
TORONTO, 30100 27. -Flour, straight
roller, 92,05 to 93.10; extra, 92.65 to
52.70. Wheat, white, 62o to 63o ; No. 2
spring, 610 to 62o ; red winter, 62o to
830 ; goose, 000 to 630 ; No. 1 Man. hard,
85c to 800 ; No. 2, 88o to 840 ; No. 3, 76e
to 77o ; frosted No. 1, 85o to 66o. Peas,
No. 2, 5750 to 680. Barley, No. 1, 410 to
42o ; No. 2, 37o to 375s ; No. 3 extra, 34o
to 35c ; No. 8, 30o to 82e, Oats, No. 2,
38o to 39o. Market showed no improve.
mont, Sales -No. 2 Man. hard wheat
outside at 800 to 82o, and No. 1 frosted
outside at 680, Oats on track at 3550.
LoNnoO, June 26. -The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
British ggrain-trade, says :-Thursday's
and Friday's rainfall benefitted England,
France sad Germany. The rains were
exooeeivo in Hungary and Roumania and
flooded Dorn lands. English wheat iu
London has advanped to 27e 2d per
quarter. The total quantity shill in
farmers' hands he 1,509,000 qrs. Crop
reports in Francs vary in their estimates
of the yield of wheat, placing it from 28,.
600,000 to 40,000,000 quarters, The
prospects in Southern Rnseia have great-
ly improved. In New Zealand the wheat
yield will be 200,000 quarters less than
last ,year. Large importabione of Ameri-
can flour in sacks have made flour in
London dull.
TORONTO, June 27. -There wag a fair
market to.day for cattle, notwithstand•.
ing unsatisfactory reports from Liver-
pool. Freights are too high and shippers
are toeing about 11 per head. The ocean
rate this week on regular lines is from
50s to 58s, The best exports being Se
per Ib., and. good 45o to 45o per lb. Lean
etoakore are worth 85s to 4o per lb.
Milo) °owe, 936' to 950 a head, and calves
93 to 910 each, the latter of course for
choice quality. Good butchers' cattle
are worth do to 45o per pound ; medium,
89o, and inferior, 3o to 850. Sheep in.
moderato supply, selling at 54 to 96.50.
wit, or 35o to 89a per pound ; spring
lambs bring 98.75 to 94.50 oaoh ; hogs
dull, with the fooling easier ; the beet
sold at G5s per pound, and rough to
medium at 6o to 61o.
EAST BurrtLo, N. Y., June 27. -Gat•
tle-Eight oars on sale ; nothing doing.
Sheep and lambs -Only a few lots of oull
stook offered ; market nominally nn•
changed. Hogs -Four cars on sale ; all
the good stook sold at 90.80 ; roughs, 95.-
50 ; stags, 94.50 to 95.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
or to rent in the village of Oranbrook.
The purchaser may have from I to 5 acres as
they ay1Bh. House comfortable good cellar,
orchard, stable, Jes. For particulars as to
Pries, terms, &0„ apply on the premises to
0010, MOINTOSH, sr.,
Proprietor.
47.4 Oranbrook P. O.
TENDERS WANTED. -TEN•
1 arms wanted for cutting about 18 acres
of high land hay and the hay Drop on a
Beaver Meadow. The job will be lot on
shares or sold out entirely. For further
particulars apply at once to
ADAM SO OTT,
South Half Lot 15, 005.4, Morris.
Farm for Sale Tho Farm, containing 100
acre!, is also offered for sale. Possession
oo uld be given next Fall..
Morrie, June 25th, 1808.
TENDERS WANTED. -TEN-
DERS will be received up to 7 p. m., on
Friday, July 7011, for the erection of a now
ohuroh,Roo's Appointment, Oou, 8 town-
ship of Grey, the Sarno to be brick, with
stone foundation. Tenders aro asked fox
both mason work and carpenter work, sep-
arately or both in one. Contractor to fur-
nieh all material except atone, brick and
sand, Plans and speeinsatione may be seen
by appiyiug to 8. Ames or Joseph Raynerd.
The lowesb of any tender not neoessnrlly
accepted. S. AMES,
49.2 - Secretary.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SA.LE.-THE UN•
0EnsIGNHo has several good Farms for
sale aadto rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Groy. F 5, SCOTT, Brussels.
87•tf.
/^IHOICE FARM FOR SALE, -
Being South half Lot 27, conA, Morris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
One young bearing orchard. Immediate Doe -
session, Busy Terms. Apply to
W. M, SIN CLAIR,
tf- , Solicitor, ,he., Brussels.
20ro AGRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 sorefarm being lots 11
and 12, eon, 10. Grey, is offered for sale. 120
acres are cleaned and the balance welltim-
bered. Buildings flrsbolass. Orchard, well,
do. School house within 40 rods. Posses-
sion given at ouoo if desired. For 'further
particulars as to price, to rine, Co, apply to
MRS. 1WALI0E1i,
8-tf Roseville P. 0,
or NELSON BRICKKER, on farm. ,
•
rARM FOR SALE. --THE UN-
DnnerONlen offers his splendid 125 acre
farm, being Lot 8 and west part Lot 0,Con.
0, Grey, for sale, There are 100 acres cleared,
balance timbered. Two dwellinghouses,
bank barns, good orchard, well fnned. A
never failing spring on the plaom, Posses-
sion given any bimo. The subscriber also
offers for sale a dwelling house, stable and
acres of laud in the corporation of Brussels,
The house and garden would be routed for a
short Lime if not Bold. Hard and soft water,
Por briess, terms and further particulars
apply to JOHN SMITH,
Proprietor,
t-tf Brussels P. 0.
1 PLEN.UID FARM FOR SALE.
li.," BEING lots 11 and 12, sou, 18 Township
of Grey,-Ooanty, of Huron, eontainin 200
sores, the property of the late John Stobart•
eon, 100 none cleared and free from ob-
struobions, 10 ,ores bush, mixed blmber,
balance partly cleared, Soil Olay loam,
mostly roiling. Faded with straight rail
foneme and watered by two wells and a
Spring privilege, Oommodione dwelling
house, with large woodshed attacked and an
excellent cellar under ,hoose. Two largo
barna,atone stabling and otheroutbuild-
ings. Two good bearing orchards, 'orna-
mental trees and small fruits. 4} miles
from Brussel% a iivoly town on the O. T. B„
oonvenieut t0 school, elmrobee and poeqt
esios, This property lies well 10 a firer
elms grain and stink farm and should be
seen by intending pnrohasors.at it in offer-
ed at it bargain. For further particulars
appiyto MRS. 3NO. ROBERTSON,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON, on
the premiaos, or by letter to Craubraok P.
0, - 80.4
JERSEY BULL. --IN BREI3D—
LN0 steak for the hair it it essential
that you have good milking aiming. Tito
dam of my registered Jolley 131211 is a prigs
winner at the Toronto Industrial, Cost of
serwico for grad00 reduced to 81,50when
oath;
G.d. Dt;An>lseN,nrnggitt, hoop
IMPROVED LARGE W LATE YORK•
SH/RE BOAR.
The nndoreigued will Beep for sm'viee oris
1resent season the Improved large white
orkehire pig "Ready" en lot 20, con, 0,
Mauls, to wlel/ a limited number of Bowe
will be taken. Tonne 83.00 to bo paid at
time of sorvioe, with the privilege of return.
ing if teeeeeary, seat see may be goon Up-
on appppiloatioa. BGBIa107' 1.1101401,
15tf Proprietor,
'\ AT M, SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor Conveyancer, NotnryPab•
tic, '85o, OIBee-'Vnnston Ws Block,3 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barrlstors, 8olioitors, Notaries PubIlo,
Goilerich, Ont.•
sr, o. 0Anrr.R005, 5, 0., 0100005 0OLT,
DUDLEr 110Lnnee,
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, Co. (In to of Carrow le
Proud/opt'e OOlao, Codorioh.) Oihce over
Gillies & Smith's Book,Brueaels,
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
A • RAYMANN,
Auctioneer, is alwaye ready to at.
te ncl elves of farms, farm stock, &c. Terms
cheerfully given. 0ranbroolc P. 0. Sales
may bo arranged at Toon POST Publishing
House, Brussels,
GEQRGE 3IRKI331,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales conduct
ed on reaeouable terms. Farms and farm
stook a epeoiaity. Orders left at Tap' Poem
Publishing House ,lru Beets, or:mutt° Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
to conduct as
of Auctioneer,
stook fat reasonable
prioes. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks and get good security when sold
ou credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea call. 82- F S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
IAT H. MoORAOKEN,
• Iesurer of Marriage Licenses. Oates
atble Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
W. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist: Shop -Next door
south of A. M, McKay& Co's hardware store.
Ladies'and ohlldrons hair butting a speolalty
MoNAIR,
• Iseurer of ferriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis -
Fire Insu ace B.
Conveyance).aatand Agent
Post Gigue,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INRURANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Oourt
Oo, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Publio
Land, Loan and Ineuranee Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
Office in Graham's Block, Brussels,
OIL PAINTING
Miss Morins, of Wingbam, is prepared.
to give instruction in oil painting, %arms
may be asoerteiaed at Miss Nellie Roes' store
where samples of work may be seen.. Mee
Merles would also take a few more pupils in
music,
rri A. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St. John's Ohara, Erns.
eels, and pupil, in the Art of :Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, nfue.11oo, New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at J. O. Iinlliday's,
not, Icing and John Ste., or if proferred, at
their own bonne. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Texans moderate,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
tJ • Honor Graduate of 0115 Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domoetioatod annuals in a oom-
petent manner, Portroular attention paid
to veterinary denbietr Calle promptly at-
tended to, Oilloe and Infirmary-T�tppe doors
.uortb of bridge 'i'urnberry et., Bruslele,
MEDICAL CARIDS.
J- A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0. M„ L. R, 0.7„ Edinburgh, M. 0. P
S. Out. Residence and oilloe in Wilson'
Black, ooruer of Mill and Turnberry 'Sts,
DENTAL.
31.)301 NUC'Xisi"J[?f
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S,,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario and of onto Uni-
versity. Ourroll-ChToronto
A. It, 8).1311,11's Stein.iirussors,
Mortgage Sale
t� t7
—OF --
Hotel Property_
In the Village of Brussels.
Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale
contained in a oertain mortgage, which. will
bo produced at thesale, and subject ;tocer-
tain conditions w11ioh will be than read,
thorn will be gold by Public Auction,' on
TIIURSIIAY, JULY 13th, 1893,,
At '1.0 o'clock a.m„ onthepremised, the' ol.
lowing property in the Village of
13th
lowing
in the bounty of Huron, containing rt.,
fourth of an nova more or lee t, and comp oiled
of Village Lot No, 020, ob the west side of
Turnberry 8b., Strotton'o survey, Brussels.
On the property there is a two story frame
Hotel and Sbableg, The hotel le near the G,
T. Railway station. Thorn is a prior wort
gage on the premises for 81,106,
'lnntts Or' SALE. --Ten per dent. °ash on.
day of Salo, and balance in 80 days, Portlier
particulars giVon On application to
H. 14I, ANDREWS,
40-8 'Solicitor for MOrtga eon
Boylan, Juno 14, 1000. Berlin,