The Brussels Post, 1893-7-14, Page 88
THE BRUSSELS POST JULY 14, 1893
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ViNgia TO WI AM,
TUIsialnds are here—ceoumbers will
00011 POIIONV and pickling will be the order
of the day. Even now, however, there
are very few fainiliee who are not buying
more or less vinegar for table tie. Now
to introdlee our Honey Vinegar, which
is made =elusively from our pure honey
without the admixture of other tickle
and Wiliab IS no &MIA) the healthiest
thing of its kind, see propose giving to
our 800 or more oustomers (one in a fain-
ily) eullioient to try, say an imperial
pint, or if you prefer buying a gallon will
give this much extra with first order. We
speak from experience with this vinegar
•• ate we have used no other for some years
and by permission I eefer you to Mrs.
Thos. Ballantyne, Brussels, who knows
what good vinegar is ane Low to use 11—
auto me that her pickles rattan their
oolor00 tieing this vinegar. I have taken
1st prize for it at the Torputo Industrial
and feel eatiefied if once given a trial it
will bo preferred to all others. Until
further notice the price will be 30o. per
imperial gallon. Bring a vessel of some
kind and try some,
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-S. A. DEARMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
ET AM TRUNK RAILWAY.
SDI:THERE EXTENSION W. G. di et.
Trains leave Brussels Shation, North
nd South, as follows:
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GOING SOrTsr. GOING NORTH.
Olahj 11.30 am. Mixed 9:40 0.1.1, ' t
Express 0139 a.m, Man sae v t
faxed 100 pan, Express 0:13 v,
On page 0 may be baud au interesting
letter from Rev, Dr, Howie.
Tine new R. T, of T. centers for this
quarter Were inStalled by P. C., J. 13,
MuLtenehlin hist Teeeday evening.
Da, Como, P. reoent gradnate of
Queen's University, arrived in Brussels
this week and purposes locating here.
Hie cart! \,111 appoAr in the next 1(1330 01
Tito POST,
SAYING FAREAVELL.—The Dundalk Her-
ald of June allth Hayti a—.k large number
of the friends of Rev. Me. Cobblediek
and family were present on Tuesday
morning at the railway station to see
them off for their new home. In Mr.
Cobblediek, tlie Methodist church here ie
losing an able, eloquent and popular
divine and the village one of ha most
enterprising citizens. Although Mr.
Cobblediok did very moll towards re-
lieving this circuit ilnansially, still 10 10
in the spiritual part of the work whore
lila influence has been most felt. Not
only have his labors been abundantly
blessed by a large increase of 01101010
membership but the E. L. of 0. E. in
this county is 11 lasting monument 10 1110 better.
and Mrs. CObbleilick's energy aud
Christian usefulness. Mr. and Mrs. Cob•
bledick may well be called the parents of
the C. E. in thin district, Personally we
thank MrS. Cobbledick for the very inter.
aging 0.10, literature, &c„ contributed
from week to week. Wo hope some one
will be found to take her place as editor
of the C. 33, column. Miss Eaeton and
Mies Nellie Price also identified them.
solvate with everything likely to pectinate
the interests of church work. The for.
mer especially will be missed in the
choir and Sunday school. We wish them
abundant suceess arid happiness in their
new field and hope they may soon fill the
same place in the hearts of the citizens
of Brussels as they do in those of their
friends in Dundalk.
"WANDA" WINS AT TOBONT0,--Thursday
of last meek "Wanda," the four-year-old
rottime mare belonging to Beattie Bros.
ook pert in the races on the Woodbine
mile eeerse, Toronto. It was the 2.50
class s',e entered along with five others,
but two in three. Wanda won handily
going lie mile in 2,264, phenomenal
chip e a green mare. The owners
were c tiered a good price for the speedy
more 1..1 declined to part with her. She
will tret at Hamilton on a half mile
track this week. The Toronto
Env' of Friday speaks of this race as
a follow, :-
1 850871' 2:trggiiiftscgstilretr.°"°" P"'"
Cliffprd Pugh, of Bleevale, le spending
hie vacation with hie grandpierente tit
Vitoria Cottage,
Mrs. (Dr.) Roue, of Clifford, and Mr.
1311iloy of Toronto, were visiti»g et 1 `r.
AloKofvey's Ode week.
11. Leatherciale and wife and Alm.
Grill spent a few days at Harriston thie
weak 1i.1 14
Alm, T. Thompoon and 1114S Th om.
paoo, of Seafortli, spent Sunday in Bens -
sole with jno. Tait and wife.
-.Ales. Geo, L. Balt and children, or Tu.
rade, aro visiting relatives and old
Maude 111 Druseels and locality.
Rev. D. L. MoOrao, Bli. De of Colling.
wood, and J. F. MuCrae, of Montreal,
ere enjoying a holiday at their
father's residence in Benseels.
Loathordale and Iferble Dennis
wore visiting at Clinton and Goderieh fur
the past two weeks. They took the
Worland write on their hiCyaleS.
Wednesday night A.. Reici and wife anti
A. 0. Oormitok arrived home. We hope,
after a rest from the journey, that Kr.
Cormack's health will take a turn Mr the
\Vm. Ainley and family have removed
from Brassels to Listowel where hlr.
Ainley has a poeitioe in the piano
faotory. Wo hope to see them back to
town before long.
'font Xteths Items,
A chiel's mime ye takin' notes,
An' faith prent it.
Brsixess is quiet these days.
Flax pulling will commence in abont
week.
SCHOOL Board will meet on Fri
evening of this week.
Raw subscribers are being added cr. r
week to THE Poer list.
j. T. PEPPER, P. M., will attend ta
Grand Lodge A. F. & 13. Ma at Ott...o
next week.
WHAT about S. meeting of Fall F
Directors? Half of July gone
nothing done yet.
"%Yemen G." was distanced in the me
he entered at Toronto last week. 2-27
was the best time made by the %Timm,.
MART JAMES has been appointed
Pound -keeper and straying cattle, horses
pigs, geese, &o., will likely find a tem
porary resting place there.
Two hay presses started work ha Brus
sels this week for Messrs. Graham
Vanstone. They press about 20 tone per
dny. Upwards of 800 tons are stored
here for baling.
A SPECIAL train of 0 coaches left Brus-
sels On Wednesday at 7 a, 01, for the
celebration at Blyth. The excursion
was poorly patronized es the majority of
those attending drove over.
TEE Orangemen who went by train to
Blyth on the 12th did nob get back nutil
after midnight. Shortage of passenger
oars is said to be the cause and RS 0 con-
sequence one train had to do service for
several celebrations.
THE garden party at Thos. Kelly's
xesidence on Thursday evening of last
week passed by very pleasantly. The
program consisted of musical and liter.
ary selections. The Band was also in
attendance, Refreshments in the shape
of coffee, cake, ice cream, Strawberries,
dem were provided. Proceeds 427.00.
13. LEATHERDALE'S span of blacks had
a runaway on hand last Friday afternoon
had energetic efforts not been put forth
to stop them. A whifiletree breaking let
the buggy tongue down and frightened
the team. Mrs. Leatherdale, Mrs. Grills
and. Robt. Leatherdede were in the eon.
veyanoe at the time. The accident oc.
curved at the iron bridge crossing the
Maitland river.
GENERAL AGENT.—Inspector Sander•
son, of the Confederation Life Aesocia-
Bon, Toronto, was in town this week.
John Shaw, of this place, has been ap.
pointed General Agent for the County of
Huron and will begin work at once. The
Confederation is a well established
ocmpamy and is doing a large and in-
creeeing business iu Life Assurance.
Mr. Shaw should do well and we wish
him success in his work.
Accinzerr.—Thos. Curry and daughters,
of Brussels, were attending the wedding
of a telative at Woodstock last week,
While going to the depot to take the
train the team attached to the carriage
ran away and threw the occupanta out,
11/r. Curry bad his left leg injured by re-
ceiving a bad sprain, The accident was
occaeioned by a whifiletree breaking and
letting the tongue of the rig to the
ground.
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Wand lain„ by Ridgewood, Beattie
111 „ Wingham (Anderson) 1 1
Y Lein& , ban., by Hiram Woo(huff, T.D.
Bur • Runt Montreal-- ,*..(Semard) n
a Alum bran., by Ansonia;J.EMarsh,
(O(1ner) 3 3
a Little L.
r onto (00)84
£lleO, 1 5., by Aloazar, George Leroy,
Meath) elle, In
Time -2.20,0,200,o (Owner) die
BETTIE. O.
Lennity 'TOE! "It'd. Race.
1-2 6-5 3-5
Little Ida 6-1 0-1 5-1
ALIelxo0-1 dis, 0-1
A
Wanda 8-1 4-1 3-1
Dorking 0-1 8-1 7-1
0-1 1-1 4-1
First heat—Lennity got away with the
start and led until nearing the stretch,
with Wanda second and Alma K. a close
third, the other three trailing in the
rear. Alma K. broke badly and spoiled
any chance she might have for first place.
Wanda down the stretch collared Len-
nity and passed under the wire two
lengths ahead, Alma K. being third,
Ailed°, the 3-yearold stallion was dis-
tanced. Second heat—Wanda was made
favorite in the books on amount of her
good race. At the start the commenced
to take the lead, with the Frenchman
second and Alma H. third. It was a
steady, well -trotted race all the way with
positions unchanged. Coming around
the turn into the stretch it looked as if
Alma II. or Lennity might get there and
they closed up slightly, but Wanda drew
away from them on the way home and
won pulled up.
Tieeror.—Itobt. Armstrong, mill.
Wright, received a letter from Jas,
Menzies, Derriclale, this weak, in which
be states that the new shingle mill built
by than for Kennedy Bros. works tip.
top.. Ile says ',It started off like new
aewing machine, one machine turning
out 86,000 shingles 110 a dity." The two
gentlemen above mentioned had the con.
tract and there is teo small eatisfaction
in the fact that everything went 0. la
This mill will be a good recommendation
for future aontracte. It pays to employ
capable workmen.
Vaeleamene Matemo.—The Wingham
Times says'meeting of the Huron
Veterinary Association was held in the
Council Chamber, Witgleam, on Wed-
neaday !net, There ova a a good attend.
once, among whom were :—D. MeIntosh,
Bencefleld, President; J. Willson, Wing.
hem, Vice -President ; J. E. Blacked',
Clinton, Treasurer ;3. P, Walker,
Londeehoro', Searetary, and MOSSrd.
BeaOtie, Seaforbh ; Shilling, Steele ;
Fortune, Wroxeter; Gecldea, Luoknow ;
Clarke, Goderich. After considerable
.thetine business had been transacted
papers were read by 3. P. Walker on
`..Cubereulosis, and by J. Wilson on re-
moval of 0101000. Both were excellent
papers and elicited considerable discus-
sion. It was decided that the next
meeting be held in Seafoeth, On the 5th
OE Catcher nett,
PERSONAL PA.RAGRAPUS.
Miss Myrtle Hunter is on the sick list.
Ben. Davies is away on a holiday out-
ing.
Miss GeorgieRoss is visiting atLis•
towel.
Bliss Roddick was visiting at Walker-
ton this week.
Sam. Beattie took in the tames at To-
ronto last week.
Misses Florence and Clara, Hunter are
visiting at Exeter.
Wm. James and Wm. Hetubly are
borne from Detroit.
Mise Mary Sample was visiting in
Wingham last weelc.
W.13. Willis, wife ad sou, of Mitchell,
1 0810 111 town this week.
Miss Rena Bawtinheineer has returned
to Brussels from Goderich.
Miss Ethel Creighton is home from
her millinery eituation at Sarnia.
James Molmohlin, of Winghain, was
in town on Thursday of lash week.
Miss Hattie Rogers arrived home this
week from Exeter for her holidaye.
Miss Mary Ellie was home on a vieit
for a couple of weeks from Ingersoll,
Mrs, D. Ferguson and children, of
Teeswater, aro visiting relatives here,
Mrs. Wm. Norton and Thos. of Lido.
Wel, are visiting in Brussels thio week.
Mien Myrtle Hommit, of Seafoeth, is
visiting the Mistime Hewitt in Brussels.
Chris. Zilliax, wife and daughter, were
visiting at Lietowel and Elmira this
week.
The Misses Milne, of Huntsville, ware
viaiting Miss Sample in Brussels this
week.
Norman Meetly, of Toronto, is ateend.
ing his Summer vacation 101011 Merton
Howe.
Chas. Wake spen6a few daye in Owen
Sound title week at the home of his
p aren fa.
Thyme Patton, of Port Huron, Mioh.,
is visiting his grandmother, MrS. S.
Pearsoe,
Ildes. Brownlee and daughter, ot Glen-
coe, aro the guests of Postmaster Farrow
and Wife.
Miss Dolly Shaw left Brussels on Tues.
day for a holiday visit with relatives in
Michigan.
Miss May Shaw is epending a portion
of her remotion with Mee Lizzie Zilliax
at Listowel,
Miss KateWileen is home from Guelph
where the be been attending the Ool.
legiate Institute.
J. Anderson, of Sutton, 10 visiting his
brother.in-law, Sas, Walker, in Merle,
111r. Andaman is a public eohool teacher
by profession.
Business Locals,
A EEO of busks for 5o. at Ballantyne &
Wiltou'o.
WE are prepared to make piotures, any
size required, at reasonable prices. Give
us 0 call. II, 3, Strong.
WALKER0 Eweet, Brussels are the
local agents for the Chatham wagon, also
the Bain wagon. Prices right.
TEE Rotary Spray Pump for Pale by
Ballantyue & Wilton. Every fruit grow.
er should have one. Call and eee it.
Now is the time for viewing. Public
buildings, residences, pio-nio parties, eke
can be photographed on shortest notice.
H. 3. Strong.
ITCH on human and horses and all
animals owed in 30 minutes by Wool -
ford's sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by G. A. Deedruan,
To THE Puindo,—Having puroliased en-
tire stock of 0.00, Perry's negatives, any
photos, can be had from them by leaving
order at my studio. EL J. Strong,
IF your druggist says he does not know
anything about the cures Membray's
Kidney and Liver Core have affeeted,
write to Peterboro Medicine Co. Limit-
ed, Peterboro, Ont.
D. Wareue, Canmbellford, Ont., says
that the Peterboro Medicine Co., (Limit-
ed), are at liberty to use his name in the
interest of all who may be suffering as he
was before he used Membray's Kidney
and Liver Cure.
ATER'S Pills promptly remove the
causes of sick and nervous headaches.
These Pills speedily ()erred irregularities
of the stomaoh, liver and bowels, and are
the mildest and most reliable cathartic
in use. No one should be without] them.
MOST REilAREABLE ON EMIL—So Says
Professor Gresham, New York, of St.
Leon Mineral Water, to invigorate, build
up and preserve strength and happiness
life long. It is impossible to speak too
highly of St. Leon. A fresh supply to
hand at Goo. Thomson's.
' 13a sure you get Ayer's" is an 1110-
p0000131 °notion to all in search of a
thoroughly reliable blood -purifier, Ayer's
Sarsaparilla being the one on which there
oan 138 110 manner of doubt. It has stood
the test of nearly half a century, and has
long been considered the standard.
A WORKSHOP ON WHEELS. --E. Taylor,
cutler and grinder, is here for rt short
time to do all kinds of grinding and re.
pairing. Razors, shears, aoissors, &o.
ground ; saws sharpened; umbrellas and
parasols neatly repaired; pen and pocket
knives re -bladed ; lawn mowers sharpen-
ed and repaired. Sband next Central
Brussele.
WELL-DrOGING AND DRILLINC.—George
Met has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is peeper.
ed M attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
thane. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnborry et., Brussels. 84.01
Ton LOCEE Can.—Jordan Bay, N. Se
July 10.—Sitheuel Locke, whose wonder-
ful discovery of a rich gold mine of pure
health was mentioned in a despatch from
here last week, has been doing good
missionary work among the sick and
afflicted of this neighborhood. Ea has
found many cases of kidney trouble,
diabetes &a., and has always recommend-
ed Dodd's kidney pine, wilmh worked
such a grand cure in his own case, The
virtues of this remedy are becoming
widely known in this section and it hes
grown very popular. Mr. Locke inform-
ed your correspondent that he Wile
constantly receiving inquiries concern.
ing his illness and the benefioial resulte
of his use of Docid's kidney pine. Hie
invariable reply is, that the pine "are
everything that ie good," Enquiry
shows that the mem/tante find it diffieult
to keep a simply ot the pills in skek, so
great ie the demand for them.
Perth County.
The death occurred lad week at St.
Malls of Patrick Iliekey, the oldest resi•
dent of the stone town, at the age of 108
years, 7 months.
Miss Helen Currie has been appointed
0, 32. R. ticket and telegraph agent for
St. BIarys, in succession to the late M. J.
Beam.
On Sunday, July 101h, the new Catho-
lic) °hutch, St. Marya, will be opened for
divine worebip, The solemn ceremony
of dedication will bo performed by ditch -
bishop Weigh, of Toronto, and Bishop
O'COnnor, of London, assieted by the
pastor, Rev. P. Brennan, and a large
number of visiting. olergy. An ortheetra
Will amid the choir iu rendering a, pro -
grain of choice music.
Blanshard has lost another of its old
and respected residents in the death of
E. R. Gooding, which moneyed last week
at hie late residence, Road. The
Messenger Death emus suddenly. to the
cleHem
eeaged gentleinan.
had en as
usual at an aaely hoot and was engaged
in milking the cows when ha fell forward
and expired. Mr. Gooding had been
Reeve of RIonshard and was for several
years a member of the township council
and was held in the highest esteem
11 is announecal that the Governmenit'e
reference of the Manitoba school MOO to
the Supreme Court will wine up for
heating before the October term of the
eolith
S.711.71ral RD Bill.Y.E.' 011' CdArd 0,1 ,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollars) 47,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • 48,000,000
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RHHORIZIRCRIZACHAFFOTHI
PARIS GREEN
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IS ONLY
.. ' /4.11)11 14+ ail ia .n 4E61, Q beo, 31 d)oj, St«it Enyiand. 25c. per lb.
And when you are spending 211o. to got a
lama uf Paris Crean, yon might jest as
well got the Very Bost for your inane
1 cm can get the Very 33est Paris Green,
guaranteed to be Pure, and inverted air -
eat from England, at
ONO ffe1024` RAINP11,
A General Banking Dueinese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Dieoonnted.
Deana Lamed and Oolleotione made on all 'Mute
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 41.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION OWEN TO THE C011.03070e:1 or leAMIElee SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a clistanoo.
W. D, HART, Mangan.
arpintalt11.C.SYMIACIIICIMNITRIVXZEISMAIll 1.0.1=LEVEir..1
GIT.,iLLES 84 SMITE3 73111NTICERS
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and 'Sold on
all points iu Canada, United States and Groat Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
&MAW Hamar ON,PaVVIFINT.
Interest Allowed on Ono Dollar and Upwards at Current Hates, Interest Com-
pounded 'Twice a rear, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect to write Insurance in old BugHslir or Canadian Companies, or In 111171.
71411 C01111111711C8 as may be desired.
ADENTS FOR CANADA AND 'UNITED STATZS TIM CANADIAN BANE or COMMERCE.
eammaxee.
Ewax.—In Bruseels, on the 0011 inet.,
the wife of Mr. Dan. Ewan of a
daughter,
Surret.—In Grey, on June 2411i, the wife
of Mr. Amos Smith of a son.
Bumsx.—In Grey, on June 25112, the wife
of Mr. John Ridley of a son.
Donsox.—At Fairfax, Man., on July Ord,
the wife of Mr. David Dobson of a
son.
Z.C.A.IreRIDEZD.
lIODIETTL—STARLING.--At the Methodist
church, Wingham, on Jnly 6th, by
Bev. S. Sallery, At A., B. D., assise-
ed by Rev. 0. Pierson, of Klinbnrg,
Mr. Wm. T. 3. Hoinuth, to Miss
FiorilIa O., eldest daughter of Mr.
F. G. Sperling, and grand -daughter
of the late Lieut. -Col. Young.
XmX1E1M..
COREETT.—In Belgrave, on July 2nd,
Christopher Corbett, aged 82 years
and 7 months.
LAwRENCE.—I11 Elmo, on July 4th,
Martha Lawrence, aged 78 years, 11
months and 17 days.
blArNDERS,—In Legburn, England, on
June 13th, Robert Blaunders, brother
to Thos. Maunders, of Morris town-
ship, aged 68 years.
emen-e-reseees.,s zeer.A.x.c'xris,
Fall Wheat 58 60
Spring Wheat 53 00
Barley 30 85
Peas 64 00
Oats 32 84
Butter, tubs and rolls10 14
Eggs per dozen 0 00
Flour per barrel 8 00 9 50
Potatoes ... 40 50
Ilay per ton ... ., 6 00 7 00
)halt per bbl., retail..,... 1 00 00
Hideo trimmed 84
Hides rough
Sheep skins, oaohGO J. 00
Lamb skins each.. 05 00
Apples per bag 50 00
Wool 17 18
Pork 7 00 7 60
13Earmvnam, Ont., July 11.—There wore
boarded to -day 18 factories; offering, 1,-
185 boxes white and 145 colored ; total
1,280 boxes. The following sale was
made :—Iloclgeon Bros., 140 white, at 9c.
Iteansome Ont., July 11,—Offerings
to.clay, 2,180 boxes of Junemake. Sales,
168 boxes at 8 38.14c, 477 boxes at 9,3985
boxes at 94o. Small market of June
cheese ; about all gone in this section
and July'a not ready.
EAST BI7PSALO, N. Y., July 11.—Oat.
t le—Two cars averaging 1,170 lbs. on
rale ; 44.40 to 44.45 bid, bat owners
shipped them oub rather than accept the
cffer. Sheep and lambs—Six care on
solo a few good yearlings sold P34020
a few western sheep sold al 45 to 46,15,
and medium to fair quality sheep, 44.25
to 0375; culla and common lots dull and
easy ; prices with Monday ; only a few
Iambs on the market that were sold;
these generally went to butchers at 46.50
for the best ones. Hoge—Only 8 oars of
sale hogs Caine in during.the day and 1
load of yesterday's reempte held over.
There was not enough on sale to test the
market. York and order buyers wanted
a few decks to fill ordere, and paid 40.00
to 46.60 for tinge kind, while the packers
took the heavier weights at 46.40 to 46.-
50, while the pigs on sale went in with
the Yorkers ; roughs and stags un-
changed.
TOlioNTO, July 12.—The receipts of
cattle at the local market today were
moderate, but enffloient for the demand,
which was poor. Prices in consequence
are weak, owing to the depressed coridi.
thin of British maeket. The best
shippeve, which went alowly, sold at 4(0o
to 44o per pound. Grass stockers are
quoted at 34o to 40 per lb. The demand
for butcher& cattle continues to rule
slow, and the best eel' at 8.90 per lb. ;
mediums tere:qnoted ab Bite to 84o, and
inferior at 24e to 80. Mi/o1 cows are
quoted at 480 to 445 each and calves at
44 to 410 oaob. Sheep in limited supply
.to dull at 84e to 8(0o per lb. Butchers'
sheep, 44 to 40 each. X.dunlas, 48.50 to
44,50 emelt. Hogs are in moderate
eupply, and priori about 'steady ; the
best sell at alo to 84o, the latter off care;
rough and medium sell at 540 to Oo per
pouud.
Lognou, July 10.—The Mseek Lame Ex,
press in its weekly review of the British
grain trade earl ;—The Lamed began on
Thursday on the Southern elope and is
now in progress in Stile= It will ooiri-
mono on the 17011 inot 111 pearl Of Kerit,
Essex and Hampshire. On the beet
IMMIIIM101.1.0••••••10=1
!ands a orop of good quality, condition
and weight is expeoted, but the plant is
too thin in the ground for a big yield,
It is expected that (the yield generally
will be 15 per cent. tinder the average.
The average price of English wheat is
still a king way on the wrong side of 30e.
There is a prospeot of a short crop in the
north, bat this has not exerted any ap-
preciable influence on the market.
The U.S. Government report received
on Monday gives the condition of ethane
at 77.7 per cent. for winter and 74.1 for
spring, 2.2 points higher on winter and
12.3 lower on Spring than one month ago.
Report considered bullish. Conditions
were as follows in July of years named :
1081 1801 1800 1889 1885
Winter wheat— 89.0 00.2 70.2 92 75,5
Spring wheat._ 00.9 HA 01.4 02 —
Guesses on 'Change as to what the Gov-
ernment report would show, ranged at
74 to 76.5 per cent. on winter and 80 to
86 per cent en spring wheat, making
average conditions of 75.36 and 88.58 per
cent., respectively.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
MENDERS WANTED.—TEN-
...L. inns wanted for outbing about 18 sores
of high land hay and the hay mop ou a
Be aver Meadow. The job will be let on
shares or sold out entirely, For further
particulars apply 00 0000 to
ADAM SO OTT,
South Half Lot ate eon. 4, Morris.
Farm for Salo :—The Farm, containing 100
acres, is also offered for sale, Possession
could be (10(1511next Fall,
Morris, June 23(13, 3018.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
inntsiatan) has several good Farms f or
sale 1300 10 rent, easy terms, in Townshipe
of Morris and Grey. la S. SO OTT,BrussolS.
37.01,
(^1HOIOE FARM FOR SALE,—
Being South 11011 Lot 27, con. 0, Morrie,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
line young bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
session. Easy Torres, Apply to
W. M. SIN ()LAIR,
tf Solicitor, 40., Brussels.
2 nn ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
NJ N.! ne 200 acre farm, being 1008 10
and 12, 003.1. 10, Grey, is offered for sale. 120
acres are cleared ond the balanee well tim-
bered. Buildings lirst-ol ass. Orobard, well,
4.0, School house within de rads. Posses-
sion given at once if desired, For further
Particulars as to price, terms, &O, apply to
AIRS. WALRER,
8-11 Roseville P. 0.
or NELSON BRIORER, on farm,
F
AR111 FOR SALE.—THE UN -
, Mantua= offers his splendid 125 more
farm being Lot 8 30(00 10001 part Lot 0,0 on,
0, Grey, for solo. There are 100 acres cleared,
balance timbered. Two dwelling houses
bank barns, good orehard, well fenced, A.'
never failing spring on the plane. P OROS -
0000 0(0011 may time. The subscriber also
offors for 0010 03 dwelling house, stable and 5
acres of laud in the corporation of Bruesels.
The Mule and garden would be rented for a
Mimi; time if not sold, Hard and soft water.
Pot nrioes, terms and further particulars
apply to JOHN SMITE,
Proprietor,
'34-02 Brussels P, O.
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE,
A, BEING lots 11 and12, eon. 13, Ulownablu
of Grey, County of Huron, containing 200
nons, the property of the ate Iolin Robert.
son, 100 acres Gloated and free from ob-
structlone, 10 acres Mash, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared. Soil clay loam,
meetly Faoed with straight rail
fences and watered by two Wells and a
spring privilege, Commodious dwelling
house, With large Woodshed attached and an
one/lent cellar under Louse, Two large
barns, stone stab/lug and other outbuild-
ings. Two good nearing ea:hazels, orna•
mental trees and small fruite. 4', miles
from Brussels, a lively town on the t*, T. 11,,
convenient to school, churehes and poet
°dice, This property Boa Well, is a east -
class grain and stook farm and should bo
seen by intending purehasers to it is offer.
oil Ota bargain. 000 further particulars
apply to MRS. 1100, 01000100310013,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON, on
the ormilecte, or by letter to Oranbrooa P,
o. 89.4
JERSEY BULL.—IN BBEED-
um Mock fox the dairy it is toisentiol
that you have goad nol100o,g strains. TOO
da m of my regiSIOra a areey 131111 is 3(115)30
wi noes' at the Toronto rudystrial. Cosh of
Service for gradeS reduced to 81.60 Whon
earth. 01,4, DEADMAN,Druggist, &e.
TMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK-
SHIRE BOAR,
The tinder/rived Will keep for Hewett this
prearmt season tho Improved large 'white
yorkshire pig ''lloarly'r on lot 20, 0001, 9,
Morris, 00 10)1100 a limited number of MOWS
will be taken, Tonne 61,00 to be paid at
time Of sorVioo. With the privilege of return'
Mg 11 01060000007, Pedigree may be seen up»
on appliciation, ROBRUT NiCHOL,
1601 Preprieter.
• .. • • ...
Pepper's Drug Store,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
. Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collet).
Mane made, 001100—Vauetoinee Moak, fires -
sets
IF M. SINCLAIR,
y • Solicitor, Conveyancer , No tary
0111o0—Vanstono's Blook, (11101.
nortb of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
CIAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
V Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
flocleziela, Ont.
AL 1, 101033000, ca. cr., 110111,
DUDLEY unmans,
Or.F. BLAIRRI
, BARSTER,
• solicitor, Isa. (litto of Garrote &
Proudfoot's 00110 0, (Oorlorich.) Wilco oyer
GO li es 11 Smith's Rank, 13 russels.
Money to Loan. .17
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, le always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stock, 40. Terms
cheerfully given. 0raabroj P . 0. Sales
may be arranged at Tun Pews Publishing
House, Brussels,
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Lieeneed Auctioneer. Sales condttot
ed on reasonable terms. Parma and laron
stook a speeialby. Orders left at Tan Pow
Publishing House,Brussels, or senbto Walton
P. 0.1(1111 receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
en as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prices. 'Snowing the standing of nearly
every memo I am in a position to sell to
EOM Marks and get good security when Sold
on credit. Satisfaotion guaranteed. Give
2)103 oall. 82- 10 3. SOOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
01 01
H. MoCRAOKEN,
/sourer of alarriageLioenses. Mee
Gr000ry, Turnberry street, Brussels.
11Q N. BARRETT,
_L. Mar TO2250rita Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A, 01. McKay As Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and childrens hair cutting It specialty
frIoNAIR,
..4A- • IFIBUTOT of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of LieuVioverner, Commis.
stoner, 40., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Flo Insuramo 00. (Moe at the Oranbrook
Post °Moe.
ROBERT OUNINiNGHAM=
INSTMANGE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
HUNTER,
moot of the Fourth Division Court
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Oolleetions made.
01000 111 Graham's Block, Brussels.
OIL PAINTING,
IL
Miss Mertes, of Viringbam, is prepared
to give instruction 10 oil nainting. Terms
maybe aseertaised at Wes Nellie Ross' store
where samples of work may be seen. Miss
Morios would also take a few Inoro (10(1310 10
1010010,
m A. HAWKINS,
. Organist in St, johnei Church, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art of :Teaohing, of A.
W, Thayer, Sans. Dom, New Yorlr, will give
lessons to pupils either at 3,00, Halliday's,
oor. Bing and Jelin Sts., or if preferred, at
their own homes. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
2) • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentist% Cells promptly at-
tended to. °Moe and firmary—Two doors\
north of britlgo 'numb erry 05,, Brussels,
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAIIGHTON, M, D.
• 0, AL, R. 0,P., Edinburgh, kr, 0, P
8, Ont. Residence and oilloo in Wilson'
Bloolt, corner DS Moll and Turnberry :eta
DENTAL.
10)1311 IN rie
M. CAVANAGH, D. S., D. D. Se
Graduate of the Royal. College of Dental
Sergoons, Ontario, and of ',reroute Uni-
versity. Orman—Over A. It, Sith'S Store
Brussels,
INfoLEOD'S
Byvtem lionovatov
—ARO 0011010—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness Palpata-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Nour•
algia, Loos of Memory, Bronehitio, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones', Jaundice, Kidney
and Ueinary Ditionsee, St. Vitt& Dance,
Female Irregularities and Geoatal De-
bility,
LABORATORY GODERICH, ONT.
J. U. Itc1A0D,
Peep. and Manufacterer.
Sold by 3,7, rivrint,
Druggist, Btheeele,