The Brussels Post, 1893-11-24, Page 8Photograph Albums,
Our Photograph Aflame ordered from
Dermally Some months eines have now
arrived. If you want good value call and
select one.
µOw about presents? Are you think-
ing of getting one ? Some valuable gift
foryour friend or—well it matters nob
who'll it is
A Present
you are after then come and make your
purohl8e while our stook is complete
with so many things manufactured and
purchased expressly for this purpose,.
useful articles too which you need not
hesitate about giving. It would take too
moth space to enumerate them so please
come and see them at our drug, book and
fancy goods store, Brnsaels.
G. A. DEAD11[AN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
ad South, as follows :
Goole 8011TH, GOING Notion.
DZail, 0114 a.m. I Mixed 9:45 a.m.
Express 11:59 a.m. Mail8:18 nen.
9145
p.m. Express ...... 9148 p.m.
.on C .c i,a stems,
A cbiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
SEND us the news.
GET ready for winter.
BI ,Coco of 1896 free to new subscribers.
NEW subsoripbions for 1894 are rolling
in.
READ every advertisement in THE POST.
It pays to do it.
PASSENGER traffic has beeo brisk this
Fall on the G. T. R.
Waren out for lames Ballantyne's new
grocery advt. next week.
MYIonTHLY Horse Fair in Brussels on
Thursday of next week, 30th inst.
SEE our latest and uobby styles in
Photos for Christmas. H. 1. STRONG,
Photographer.
Nate time table on the Grand Trunk
Railway but there are no changes that
affeot Brussels.
Tan Star Almanac of Montreal for
1894 is just published. Needless to say
there is a great demand for it.
BARGAINS In envelopes at To POST
Publiehing House. Every business man
should have his card printed on a
thousand of them.
Tan interior of the American Hotel
has been greatly improved by the walls t
and ceilings being neatly papered, W. a
Roddick supplied and hung the paper. e
MESSRS. JOHNSTON & COCHRANE have
leased the building lately used as a post.
office from Postmaster Farrow and will
utilize it as a stone cutting and finishing a
shop. L
THAN1SOlvit+'G day rates on the Grand w
Truuk Railway have been fixed as b
foliates :-Tickets, good to go by after-
noon trains November 22, all trains, o
November 23, and to return on Nevem- c.
'e 24, will be issued from all stations in
Canada at single first-olase fare. w
THERE are a few youbbe who will le
get into trouble if the hoodlum qualities
they are developing on the streets are o
not suddenly Checked. A village By-law B
governs shouting and disturbing the a
Peen. If this warning is not heeded a
Constable l3roadfoot will take Charge a9 b
as their names are known.
Tas Amberstburg Echo entered on its
20th year last week and we are pleased p
to see tbat 18 beeomea more vigorous as it b
approa7bes its majority, Messrs. Bal. 1;
four & Auld have stood by the burg well tl
and have done a great 98881 to promote s
the interests of Essex Co. both personally w
and through the columns of their excel- F
lent weekly. They bave the best wishes H
of Tan Pon for future success. ,n
QUITE A Ben Have. -Few people have a
any idea of the hustling business being S
done by George Edwards at his shop, sa
next door to the Wooleu mill, from b
whence he gets the power for bis ma- L
ohinery. On the lower fiat he has a ti
planer and matcher, a moulding machine, w
turning lathe, &e., and upetaire a band e
naw, all ran by steam, work benebee &o.
In addition to the odd jobs of planing,
manufacturing sash and doors, &o., the
furnishings for five dwelling houses and
the Brussels postoffice were turned out
during the past season. Mr. Edwards
hoe had A. &IoGuire with him regularly
and often other help to keep paoe with
the orders. Larger premises will be a
necessity before long to allow scope for
the inoreaeing business.
11099E Beneeees -On Sunday night of
last week somebody gained entrance to
'Geo. Edwards' residence by inserting his
hand through °broken window pane and
drawing back the bolt in the door. Mrs,
Edwards was called out of bed to wait
on one of the children and nnooneoiously
, startled the midnight rover. He could
not find the door to got out so be wrenoh.
ed out the lower sash of one of the front
windows, jumped to the sidewalk and
made his encape. A number of house
plants ma the 801ndo80 sill came to grief
in the escapade. Nothing Was missed
as Mr. Sneak Thief had not time to ao-
w eeplish the object of his visit, It was
evidently somebody aognainted with the
promises somewhat, as he had been in
the shop before visiting the adjoining
dwelling.
0110WWNn FLAT. -Tho Steamer Empire,
brought down on a recent trip in her
cargo about 100 tons of flax seed, con.
Signed to the firm of J. & 3. Livingstone,
ofllad0u, the flax kings of Ontario.
This marks the develo; went of a new
interest in Manitoba far ,ning. The soil
of southern !Man. hae been found to be
peculiarly suited to the g rowth of flax
nd the termites have gene into the flus
growing so heavily that the Livingston
firm have contracted with the N. W. T,
Co. for the carriage of 100,000 buehels of
flax seed, whieh the Manitoba agents of
Means. Livingston have perohased this
season from the fanners around Morden,
Gretna and Phan Coulee. At the pros.
ent prime, flax pays much 110tt02 than
whet, and if the conditions continuo the
game, flax will soon become the moat
valuable item of export frotn Southern
Manitoba.
STRoxo's Gallery open all 48y Thurs•
day (Tbanlfegiving day.)
Gamma Ceimmoc, of Moodyviuo, B. 0„
formerly of Brnseels, had his dwelling
destroyed by fire recently.
A, iTner&0L'E vendor is opening the apesn
of residents of Brussels and surroundig
locality. There will be war yet over the
job if some purchasers mean what they
Tun parbnersbip existing between A.
Hunter and George Henry, as hardware
mel'ehents at Forclwioll, has beau die.
solved, Tee business will be Continued
by the former.
LAST week THE PosT Publishing House
turned out two jobs for business men, in
Sohrieber, Ont., Messrs, Stratton aid
MoQuarrie. The "boys" are doing well
we ars pleased to hear.
Two deer atbraotocl o0neidarabls at.
teueion in Brunie last Tuesday after.
notion. They had been shot by Fraser
Embnry, of !Morris, 1n Muskoka and were
being taken to his home.
I WANT A PARTNER, -A young Mau
Canadian p25fered, to join the Advertiser
in Tomato in attending to ono depart-
mentof an established busines5,aomesap•
ilal required to take an interest. To the
right inan, who Meana business, this is a
grand opportunely. For fuller informa-
tion, personal application to this oftioe.
Omr.=The messenger Death waled
John Duncan, of Seaforth, away from
earth on Wednesday of last week. He
was nearly 43 years of age. The funeral
took place last Satorclav, the interment
being made at the Homan Oatholio
Cemetery, Seaforth. Mr. Duman was a
former resident of Brussels. At one
time be o,nod the harness ,bop after-
wards purchased by H. Dennis. While
he wits a good natured plan lea 8055 a
terrible slave to the intoxicating bovi
which no doubt brought him to a pre
mature grave.
Meema oo'LtL.-The Winnipeg Free
Press, of November 1601, sage :-"Yes-
terday evening the parsonage of the
McDougall Memorial Churoh was the
scene of a very interesting event. The
popular and weii.known railway mail
Clerk, M. T. Farrow, eon of Thomas Far-
row, ex -111. P., of Brussels, was united in
marriage by the Rev. J. Semmens to
Miss Nettie Geddes, one of Wingbam's
fairest daughters. The bride was assist-
ed by Miss Forbes, also of Wingbam. H.
W. Farrow, brother of the groom, ably
supported him through the ordeal. The
presents were numerous end handsome."
Werd, you be oareful, old boy, or you'll
be nabbed too.
Lrnsnao CLUB, -Lash Friday evening
the Yoong Man's Liberal Club met in
the Odd Fellow's Hall with a large at•
tendance of members. After the busi-
ness of the club was attended to the de-
bate "Resolved that the franchise should
be extended to all woolen over 21 years,"
was taken up. Excellent speeches were
given by Malcolm Black, Alex, Ross and
President Kendall for lbs affirmative,
and R. M. Dickson, D. Hogg and Dr.
Cavanagh for the negative. Masers.
Shaw, Scott and Cameron, the Com•
mittee appointed to decide the merits of
he debate, gave decision for the affirm•
tive. The Glee Club sang three select-
ions in good style.
HYMENEAL. -On Wednesday of last
week Cupid scored another victory in the
matrimonial allianos of Jno. A. Hingsbon
nd Miss Annie, only daughter of H.
Loyd, all of Seaforth. The ,ceremony
as performed at the residence of the
ride's parents by Rev. Joseph Galloway,
Methodist minister. !Miss Nettie Shaw,
f Seaforth, was the bridesmaid and
hilip Kingston, of Brussels, cousin of
he groom, was groomsman. The bride
as becomingly attired in a cream cash -
ere dress. A large number of useful
re0511t8 showed the esteem in wwhich the
entracting parties are held. Mr.
ingston, familiarly known as "Ad.," is
son of Richard 2-Iingston, of Brussels,
nd his old frieede wish himself and
ride many happy years of married life,
o all of which THE POST says Amen.
KEEP THE 80TH CLE,uL.-The reason Tun
OST asks you to do this is that you may
e able to enjoy the fine musical and
Maury entertainment in the Town Hall
tat evening ander the auspices pf Brits -
els Meohanics' Institute. The program
ill consist of vocal selections from Miss
. Smith, Miss Kate Wilson, Reiss Lottie
ill and Prof. Hawkins ; instrumental
uaio by the Methodist S. S. orchestra,
nd H. L. Jackson ; address by Rev, S.
eliery, B. D., of Wingham, on "What I
W St the World's Fair," and readings
y G. F. Blair and T. A. Hawking.
adios have been appointed to sell
okets and we bespeak generous 1111111gs
hen they call. Tbs Institute is in
ebt and the Directors are making this
effort to Strike off the shelties and hope
to have money enough in addition to
pnrohase more new books. Rev. John
Ross, B. A., President, will occupy the
chair and present some facts to the
audience Concerning the Mechanics' In-
stitute library of Brussels. Dont fail to
be in attendance,
(ADDITIONAL 800AL ON F11180 PAGE.)
Business Locals.
Doom second hand opal stove for
sale. L 0. Richards.
Fun Coate, robes and blankets, largest
stook in town and lowest prices.
I. C. Richards.
ANY one wishing to get a new saw
filing machine may see what suits them
et A. 81. McKay & Go's. hardware store
Brussels.
A 1 OYSTERS will be on hand and kept
regularly during the season in bulk or by
the dish ab Mrs. Kirk's, opposite Queen's
Hotel, Brussels.
THIS hag been a dull mason with the
Wholesale Furniture mon and I have
9truek BOMB great' bargains with them
for oath, so that I can sell away down.
All goods delivered free of charge.
R. Leabherdale.
Wolter( SEEING,-1Mre. Kirk hag just
opened a DOS lot of chinaware, cape and
stueer5, tea sets, muga, &o. . In glass.
ware, toilet sots votes, &c. A largo as•
soetlnont of dolts, toys, now gaines, &t.,
very obeap. Great bargains in fancy
goods, wools, hosiery, &o. A11 kinds of
yarn knit to order. Opposite QU9°n'S
Hotel, Brussels,
In you want an organ or piano I can
save you from $10 to *20 on an organ and
from $60 to 976 on a piano. Why ? I
buy for oath. I am at no extra expense.
If a man puts 111s whole time to title
line he has got to go out himself with
team, bothering yon time and again, just
when you are the busiest, and if he
averages one organ in two weeps ho does
well, Who pays for thee two week's
work ? The man who buys the organ.
R. Leathordale.
TIIE BRUSSELS POST
ANY one wishing to got a new saw
filing etan9,1 think Can be suited by W.
1110Greger, of Brunelle, Ont. May be
aeon at McKay & Co's, hardware store.
IF there is anything In my line that
you want oome and see my goods and
get my prices and if I oann06 satisfy you
I will pay your expenses for naming,
R. Lcatherdalo,
AS I have put in the largest stook of
furniture this !'all I have ever 11ad, get.
Hug soma big bargains for oath, I am
prepared to sell furniture Cheaper than
over. I will sell you anything in the
furniture line for half what you paid for
it 5 yeare ago, R, Leathordale.
Rumens eat CURED 51,1 A Dia.- South
American Mountable Cure for Rheums.
tient and Neuralgia radioally aurae in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. 18 re -
Moen at Duce the Cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 79 cones. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
Wzia,Duleine, AND D1tH,LING.-Gorge
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 satisfaotion,
Wells °leaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable, Residence
mooed door north of the bridge, west
side of Teraberry s6., Brussels. 84-tf
UPHOLSTERED Goons; I have a great
line of parlor suites, lounges, easy °hairs
and lnattrasse5 manufactured right here,
As I am a practical mechanic myself I
will guarantee satisfaction. Note this, if
,von have bought anything from me that
bas not given you satisfaction -bring
them back and I will do them over,
making them as good as new free of
charge. You oannot see what you are
baying in upholstered goods es you only
see the outelde. R. Leathordale.
Tau Delineator for January commences
a new volume, and is palled the "Winter
Holiday Number.'! It i5 an unusually
attractive issue, the faebi088 being ap•
propriate to the season, and the reading
matter varied and interesting. The
distinct holiday flavor is contributed by
a helpful article, entitled What the
Shope Show, and another reviewing the
books issued for the holiday season.
Household Renovation deals with the
cleansing of various artielee and gives
valuable information about oleaneing
fluids, Child Life treats of Training a
Boy for Business, and Phyeioial Culture
continues the instruction given lash
month on the Physical Expression of the
Emotione. Small Economies is a par-
t cella, ly seasonable and valuable artiole
at this lime, +e el one that will be of
service to (mere, housekeeper ; end much
may be gained from the second paper on
Things that should be Left Unsaid. An
illustrated article on House and Street
Gowns ea of geueral interest to ladies,
and'another appropriate to the time is
For Sets and Trimmings. The Tea•
Table Talk for the month is full of in•
formation and an unusually attractive
assortment of designs is giveu in Tatting,
Knitting, Grooheting, Lace -Making, eto.,
etc. The subscription to The Delineator
is only One Dollar a year ; Single Copies,
15 cents. Address orders to Tbo Dalin•
eater Publishing Co. of Toronto (Ltd.),
33 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Ont,
OF INTEREST TO RUPTURED PEnsoNs.-
Last week we published a letter from a
lady who was ruptured over forty years
and after numb suffering fu England and
Ibis country found relief only at the
laude of J. Y. Egan, the Hernia Speoial-
ist, of Toronto. Herewith we give an-
other, being from an old and well known
resideot of Toronto, and speaks for
itself. Read the Speoialiat'e advertise•
anent in another column and take note of
date of his visit to Brnesele,
Deers Sin, -I have been ruptured
about thirby•three years. My sufferings
during that time have been intense and
Can only be appreciated by those similar-
ly conditioned. My business as carpenter
and joiner (as all know) demands con-
siderable muscular exertion, frequently
have I been compelled to quit work, al-
though ab the time wearing Trusses made
by the most prominent makers. I Could
not stand erect, and often land to lie down
to ease my sufferings. All the Trusses I
Have worn have been utter failures. It
has been one long round of misery and
merited anxiety, loss of time and pbysioal
torture. About six months ago, thank
God,I heard of your great success in the
treatment of Rupture Mee. The ap-
pliance you adjusted gave me, I can well
remember, a feeling of enpport never be-
fore experienced by ane, and hen so oou-
tiuued to the present day. I am now
comparatively a new man, Previous to
this I Could nob stoop to tie my shoe, no
matter what Truss I had on, if I got all
Toronto, without my rupture coming out.
To add to the difficulty I have suffered
with a violent cough for yeare, but in the
face of all this your grand appliance has
hold me seoure all the time while doing
the lardeet work. Only two days ago I
carried a bundle of green sbinglee up on
a two-storey building and not a "budge."
I uevsr could or dare attempt such a
thing before wibhoub danger of my life.
To mown all, I bave worn and continue
to wear your appliance with great Com-
fort, for all of which I feel deeply in-
debted to your skilful treatment,
'Very truly yours,
DONALD 11i.0121NNA,
136, Teranlay St., Toronto.
O30RN -
G1.Y,-In Elma, on Nov. 14th, the wife
of 14ir, John Gray, Blind line, of a
Son.
Ulnen,-•-Iu Elms, oil the 15th inst., at the
residenoe of Arthur Douglas, the
wife of Mr. te, A. Muir, New West.
Minster, B. C., of a daughter.
MARRY 72),
HINGSTON-LLOYD.-At the residence of
the Urine's father, on Nov. 15th, by
Rev. J, Galloway, Mr. John A.
Hingeton, to Miss Annie Lloyd, both
of Seaforth.
PA8Row-GEDDE8,-In Winnipeg, on Nov.
15th, by Rev. J. 8emmene, Mr. M.
Y. Farrow, of Winnipeg, to Mies
.Nettie Geddes, of Wingham.
17S17b.
BRoor,yooa,-In Tuikerenlitb, on Nov.
Oth, Ellen Shine, beloved wife of
Samuel Broadfoot, aged 44 years and
2 months,
Duvooa.-In Seaforth, on Nov. 15th,
John Duncan, aged 42 yeare and 11
months,
Hoon. -In Grey, on Nov, 16th, Margaret
Lethals, behoved wife Of Jae. Hogg,
aged 70 swore, 9 menthe and 13 days.
Demote -At Wroxeter, o11 Ootober 8t11,
Robert Dickson, postmaster, a native
of GreeuleW, Bertviolcshire, Scotland,
aged 76 years,
Nov, 21, 1893
counmiummeokun.nt
ST4N,DeIR,D .?4.N'E OT+ C4 4D q,
84a'S',.A.73T.,2ST3FJ7'a 8ta70.
HEAD OFFICE-, - TORONTO.
ASSETS,.(Seven Million Dollen) . 97,000,000
CAPITAL (Autorized) 92,000,000
Apene'iea in all principal points in. Ontario, Qnebea, Manitoba, United States di England.
db"Vs°8ao19S'cidaai'aJ7.
A General Banking Businese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Colleotions made oD all p010ts,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
Withdrawal and 000150 nd04 half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION OVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF FARMERS' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded (Wetmore living at a dietanoo.
J. A. STEWART, MANAGER.
amystoaxamKT
i 'ei4 L L I 85 SMITE, atil\TIEERS
e Re v S IS ]1 S, 9
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought anal Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY -
1 / MEWS 2,X 0.51P R +NEXT•
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest 00M -
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at bile end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
life effect to 'Brite H191,rpmrc 151 old l;ngllsit or Canadian Companies, or in Mut-
ual Contpanlee as may be desired.
AGENTS ron CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN Been or COttltannE.
A'vc'rsczv e.�,x,>=tom.
TUESDAY, Nov. 26TH.-learm stook, im-
plements, &o. Lot 4, con. 8, Grey.
Sale commences ab 12 o'clock (noon.)
Ceo. Crooks, Prop. F. 8. Scoot, Aso.
Anna, Nov. 24TH. -Farm stoats, im-
plements, &o. West l lot 7, con. 16, Grey.
Salo commences at 1 o'clock p. m.
Duncan Campbell, Prop. Geo. Kirkby,
Auo.
7i3:rzr5sras,0 14A1-4,=7Eima.
Fall Wheat 56 56
Spring Wheat ... 52 55
Barley 02 35
Peas 50
Oats 28 29
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 17 18
Eggs per dozen 15 00
Flour per barrel 8 00 3 90
Potatoes 40 00
Hay per ton .. 6 00 00
Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00 00
Hides trimmed 3e -
Hides rough. 8
Sheep skins, saoh 40 65
Lamb skins each50 70
Apples per Mal.. 1 00 1 50
Wool 17 18
Pork 6 60 7 00
LITTLE FALLS, N. Y., Nov. 20. -Five
hundred and ninety boxes of cheese at
10o; 830 boxes at 10Ic ; 800 boxes at 100 ;
1.000 boxes at 10eo ; 260 boxes at leo ;
128 boxes dairy at 101e to 12eo; 220
boxes on commission, 4t4 packages dairy
butter at 22o to 280 ; 16 packages of
creamery butter at 25o to 26o,
TORONTO, Nov. 20. -Floor -Straight
roller, 92.80 to $2.85 ; extra, 92.50 to
92.75. Wbeab-white, 570 ; No. 2 spring,
580 ; red winter, 560 ; gooee, 66o ; No. 1
!Manitoba Hard, Ha ; No. 2, 68a ; No, 3,
06o. Peas -No. 2, 51 to 52o. Barley -
No. 1, 400; feed, 840 to 30. Oats -No. 2,
288c to 29o. Market quiet. Sales -Oats
on track at 52e to 3280 and td arrive at
38c. No. 1 barley onteide at 40o. Peas
outside at 62o.
LoNnoN, Nov. 20. -The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
Britisb grain trade, says the demand for
English wheats ie dull and prices aro
weather. Good average samples sell ab
270 per quarter. The prime of foreign
wheats have been in buyore' favor.
Californians are quoted at 28s, and red
winter, prompt shipment, ab 26s 6d.
Foreign flour has dropped 6d. Corn is
quiet ; mixed American, immediate 5111p
went, Bells at 100 6d. Barleys BA oats
are firm. A8 to•days market the tone
was depressed and in buyers' favor.
English wheats are nominally unchang-
ed. Full prices were obtained for Oali.
fornix and Canadian wheats. Flours
were neglected, Grinding barley was
down 3d. Oats were quiet, There was
a eoaraity of spot 001,13 and prices advano.
ed 8d.
MONTREAL, Nov. 20TH. -There wore
about 800 head of butchers' cattle, 40
calves and 1,400 sheep and lambs offered
ab the East End Abattoir to.day. The
butohera were present in large numbers,
and there 80as a brisk demand for any-
thing good both in cattle and lambs, bub
oonmon and inferior beef and mutton
orittere were neglected and brought lower
prices. A few of she best beeves were
sold at from do to leo per lb., but even
these were not very theme. Rough, half
fatted stook sold at from 2eo to 5'o, and
the leaner beasts quote from 180 to 280
per 1b. Thorp was a good demand for
mime, and good vents brought from 98
to 90.50 each, while common Calves sold
at 94 to $7 each, Mr. Bourassa bougbb
an extra calf for 917.50, and two others
for 90 and 911. He slso bought 40
euperior lambs at 89a per Ib. Old sheep
dull of este, as the shippers have ceased
buying for the season. Prices rang,
from 2o to 80 per lb. Good lambs sell in
lots at from ftec to 8 o per lb„ and nen-
mon at about 3}o. Fat hogs are very
dull of sale and bring from 5c to 6en per
lb, Dressed hogs sell at about 70 per lb ;
in some casae 690 was the Bost offer to.
day.
leen BUF1rwo, N. 1e., Nov. 20en.-Cab•
tle-The receipts were only fair Male
week, 187 cars. The market ruled with
a fairly active demand, and prices for all
grades of butchers' and shipping steers,
se well as exporters' kind, were fully 10o
to 15o higher, and the donmaod 'hardly
melded at the advance, Thera was a
liberal attendance of buyore from the
county towns and a great number of
eastern orders, which took the fell sup-
ply. Tbs bent Steere of 1,400 to 1,500
lbs, wore taken by oxport buyers at 99 to
95.20, bot they were not of e.s good
quality as the tops of the pant two or
throe weeks, and some rough but fat lots
of 1,000 145. were also taken by those
buyore at *4,05 to 94.75, while good,
handy shipping steers ranged from $4.80
to 95, and fair to medium grades $4.50 to
94.75 ; light to good butchers' steers, 93..
75 to 94.40, with Cows, heifers and others
as quoted ; oxen were in light supply, but
good, and even fair lots brought higher
prime, with good smooth bulls in fairly
good demand ; common, thin steers,
stags, and big, rough, old trimmer cows
and coarse, rough stook were peddled out
to the butchers et former prloee, to a
shade stronger in some assns ; 46 oars of
stookers and feeders on sale ; opened
steady ; closed 10o higher ; good to prime
feeders, 93.25 to 98.65 ; choke stockers,
92.85 to $3.16 ; miloh sows and epring-.
ere, 25 cars on sale, dull, 92 to 93 per
head lower. Sheep and lambs -Eighty
cars on sale, including 15 oars 0anadae.
Feeders bought natives freely at 94 to
94.10, with some up bo $4.25. The bulk
of the Canticles Sold at $4.70, with fair
lots down to 94.50. Good sheep wanted.
Frogs -Thirteen oars on Bale. York men
paid 95.55 to 85.65 generally for the fair
weights and 95.65 for loads running well
into light weights and pigs ; strictly pigs
sold at 95.65 to $5.75, but mostly went in
with Yorkers ; roughs at $4.25 to 94.75
for common to fair weights and up to 95
to 95.25 for good ones and ends, with
stags, 94 to 94.60.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
][..J8 T. -SOME LEGAL
Papers belonging to W. W. Noy, Grey.
Finder will greatly oblige by leasing them
at Tan Post Publishing Rouse.
�0 OR 12 HORSE P01VER EN-
GINE and boiler for sale second hand,
in first-class running order. sale,
to
J. 00BIu1R, Ethel.
A STOVE AND A NUMBER OF
seeped band stove pipes for sale.
This 1 s a good stove bat as I am patting in a
furna 80 1 *10 not require it.
G. A, 131280118AN.
IIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the village of Ethel, belonging tol
the estate of the late Dr, Cale. Per fol
particulars as to prion, teems, do,
Apply 0o
'WM, BPENGE, Ethel.
STRAYED FROMBRUSSELS,
about Aug. let, a reel stag, 2 years old.
hast soon at Wm, llryau's farm, Morris.
Anyone knowing of its whereabouts will
greatly oblige
NAIL MOLAUOIlLIN,
10- Brute's,
STRAYED FROM THE PREM -
ns of the undersigned, Lot 28, oon.3,
Morrie on or about the last of August, 2
ewes
to and
ally iTfo motion 810 t Will load
to their r000yery,
18.2 SAMUEL HOGGARD,
Brussels P, 0.
REAL ESTATE.
t1ARMS FOR SALE, -THE UN.
DEnsnaNEn has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, oast' terms in Towushittpe
of Morris and Grey, U' S. Sd0TT.Brusseie,
I'lHOIOE FARM FOR SALE,--
) Poing South half Lot 27,00n. 0, Morris,
100 acres, nearly 511s1eared, Good buildings,
tine young bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
session, Easy Tones. Apply to
±2.
W. itot'O, Ae., IRlruesels,
201 ACME FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 °oro farm, being lots 11
and 10, oon. la, Grey, is offered for sale. 120
acres aro cleared and the balance well tim-
bered. Buildings drat -Clans, Orchard, well,
&o, Beh0o1 house wrbbin 40 rods, Posses-
sion given at once if desired. For further
partloulars as to primo terms, &o. apply to
prim,
WAL n
8-tf Roseville P. 0.
or NELSON BRIOYER, ou farm.
ITARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
nennen En offers his splendid 126 acre
farm, being Lot 8 an d worst part Lot 0,00n.
a, Gray, for sale. There aro 100 none °loured,
balance timbered. Two ilWotling bonitos,
bank barna, good orchard, well fenced. A
neva failing spring on the place. Pones -
Sion Simon any time, Tho subsoHber also
offers tor sale a dwelling house; stable and e
50155 extend in the corporation of Brunelle.
The 'muse and garden would be rented fora,
Short time if not Sold, Mand and soft water.
Po nriSee, terms and further artleulara
apple to 308814 slam,
Proprietor.
4 M DT11sgol0 P. 0.
VETERINARY.
T D, WARWICK,
i!1 a Boner Graduate of th
Veterinary College, is peoparod to tent all
dieoasoeof clnmestioabod animals In a Com-
potent manner. Pa118 001ar attention paid
to veterinary 00ut10tr Calls promptly at-
tended 80. (MOO and I8flrmary-•!Pwo doore
north of bridge '1'urnberry et., Brussels.
Christmas but
Six Weeks Away
Wo aro Headquarters for Prof,
ents in all lines and in all grades
of price. Articles selected now
may be reserved until Christmas.
Photograph Albums VBRY Cheap.
Pepper's Drug Store,
13111,TJPAKM: r,m.
LESiAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
a Solloitor,ana Conveyancer. O0110a-
tious made. Ofd0g-Vausbone's Bloss, Bras..
gels. 01.0m
M. I. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor,• atsisydorlie, do, Ss-Vneoe'e llok,1
north of Central Hotel, Private Bunds to
Loan.
CAMERON HOLT & HOLMES,
Barristers,[Solicitors, Notaries Pubo,
08. 0. 08112110H, Q,
Ont.
q, 0., PHILIP 10080,
DUDL3'r pawns.
F. BLAIIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, .he. date of Darrow &
Proudfoo Bs Oillee, Goderla11,1 0bioe over
Gillies d: Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Mousy to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
8�A. MaNAUGUTON, M. D.
s 0, M.,14, R. C.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P,
S. Ont, Besidenee and o1Iloe in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mall and Turnborry 'Sts.
TM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Pbyeielan, Surgeon Ammonia; etc.
Graduate of Toronto Vnlvorsity Medical
of
and Surgeons, Member
nt, of College Naxtb doors to
MoDonald & 00,, Walton Out,
DENTAL.
M. CAVANAGH, L• D. 8., D. b. S.,
GradSurgeons, Ontario, and oft 'g Toronto Dental
Doi-
varsity, OFFICE -Over 4. B. Smith's Store,
Brussels,
AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, ,e always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stock, &o, Terme
ohoerially given. Oraohrook P. 0. Sales
may bo arranged at Tan POST Publishing.
House. Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed
on reasonable terms. Farnsmidarm
stools a suaclalty, Orders loft at Tan POST
Publishing House, Brussels, or sentto Walton
P 0 , will reoeive prompt attention,
FTITVING TAKEN OUT OEN-
sH ns an dnottoveer i nmLIprepared
to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am iu a position to soil to
good marks and get good security when sold
005204it. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me a 0011. a2. F S. SCOTT.
COSINESS CARDS.
H. Mool1ACKEN,
Iseuror of Marriage Licenses. O (lee
°this Grocery, Turuborry street. Brussels.
11 N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of 4. M. Mousy & 00!s hardware store.
Ladies' and abilarenn hair outtles a specialty
MoNAIR,
Imamof Marriage Lioenses, by
appointment of T,iout,-Govornor, Commis,
stoner, &o., Q.B. Oonvoyaocer and Agent
Fire Insurance O0. Office at the Oraubrook
Post Ofnee.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
1N811aAN0E,
FIRE" AND MARINO.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. 0ouveyancor, Notary Public
Land Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. 0ollestione made.
01Eoo in Graham'sflook, Brussels.
rp A. HAWKINS,
s Organist in St. John's Churoh, Drug.
eels, and pupil, in the Art 0f :Teaching, of A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Doo., Now York, will gtye
lessons to pupils .either at his parlor,
over A..18, Smith's storo, or if preferred, at
their own bcmeg. Monday, 'luosday and
Wednesday all Walton, Terms moderato.
7B 0AR FOR SERVICE.-TH3
1..„) Undersigned will keep for aorvieo at
Lot 8, O011,18 Grey, the tboro' bred Rork-
shire Boar,"Ready," bred by E. M. Jarvis,
Clarkson, Ont, Terme, 8800 to be paid at
the time of service with privilege of return-
ingif ne00SOor3'. Pedigree May bo seen on
application. JAS. W508019
16.4 Proprietor,
BOAR FOR 8I:3RYROE.--THE
Undersigned Will scoop for sorvioo on
Lot 20, Cone Morris, the there' bred Large
Berkshire boar, • 'Fluron Prince," bred by
Wm, McAllister, Varna. Terme, 31.00 to be
paid at the time of service with'privilege of
rotaraiug if neoossary. Pedigree may be
seen on application.
G003iGE 811104, J•,n.,
10.4 . Proprietor.
-ROAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for eerviee at
North half Lot29, 0ou. 7,Morris, the Tboro'
bred Cheater White Boar Defiance" for
1101,00.34 Bs wan bred by Daniel Detour say,
Bornholm, Perth 00„ and is from imported
stook on both sides. Terme 81.00 to bo paid
at time of service with privilege of returning
ifnnar
veno .
144f ySAMUEL WALEtut,Proprietor.
E0AR FOR s31R,v1C31.—TIII8
Undoraignedwill keep for 8510185 on
Lot 20 Con. 0, Morris, the thorn' brad. im-
peeved White 3orkehh'o Boar "Oanala's
Pe neo;' put'abased from the well-known
brooder J. 17, Brothonl8 Oak Lodge Baan,
Burford, Torras,1.00 to bo paid at the
time of service wit privilege of :attuning
if 1.10s58eary, P041groe may be So eh 05 ap•
plloati°a, 11,011T, NidBIOL,