HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-7-16, Page 4TZIDRhSOA.f , JUI.I' 10, 1808.
Maraca Prot andel oleatiooe Lake
place n(xt Monday,
Tow who are supposed to epeek
anthoratively say Dominion Parliament
will not oomllnde until September,
IN the bye elation for the Legislature
In Sault Ste. Marie oonetituenoy A• Mia.
oampboll will in all probability be the
Ooneervative candidate,
Too POST extends aongratulatiooe to
Bro. Gardiner, Editor of the Hamilton
Times, over all appoiutment ae Superin•
teadene of the Institute for the Blind at
Brantford, He bee been a d ffusar of
light 11041 hie aditoral chair and in big
new oouetituenoy will have a big Oeld to
'antenna his labors.
TAM great Booth family, who Mae
taken enoh a prominent part in the Sal.
vation Army, might very properly adopt
the motto of the late John Wesley and
say "The world is my parish". At the
present time Mise Eva Booth is visiting
at Dawson and furthering bar mission as
a standard bearer of the Dross.
A. E. Atite et Co., the well known Tor-
onto stook brokers, who six weeks ago
"got it in the neck" by American freeze
onto, have so far arranged their Mistiness
as to open their doors and resume opera -
Mons. They are wiping out all liabilities
and will uo doubt watch with an eagle
eye for the time to come so that a re.
occurrence of the same thing will be next
impossible.
Omar JneTlae Aatloun, a well known
Ohnadiau and member of the Alaskan
Canmiesion, died at the home of his son
in London, England, Saturday morning,
He was a son of Rev, Samnel Armour,
and was 73 years of age. His b!rtbplaoe
was Otounabee, Peterboro' Co, The re.
mains will be brought to Cobonrg for in-
terment. It is said Hon. Mr. Sifter),
Mioiater of the Interior, may eaoceed
Judge Armour on the Oommission,
Soars of the politioiane and newspapers
in Manitoba who are blackmailing and
beratten Hon, Tboe. Greenway for polit•
Mal purposes are not worthy of the job of
blacking hie boots, Actions speak louder
than words and whether be attains the
Premiership in the Provincial oonteet
now being waged toe not he bas done
enough in the interests of the Prairie
Province Co ensure him a lasting tribute.
A feeble attempt has been made to oar -
Mature the Toronto Globe since Rev. Mr.
McDonald aseomed the editoral chair bob
the dieoerning pOb'io are able to judge
for themeelvee and no doubt easily deoide
that The Glebe was never more ably con•
ducted nor its editorial page more o'ever•
ly handled than et the present, Tuere
is a lofty moral tone in its dealing with
great iseues not found always in ite ootem•
poreriea. As a moulder of public opin-
ion it Mande without a peer in the
Demiuioo. The carping oritioiem only
aide rhe good work The Globe bus under-
talteu as its mission.
Tins redietribatiou of the constituencies
is going to make quite a shake up in eon•
neotion with the next Dominion election,
Iuegoaiitiee wits largely be removed and
where injastice ruled for years by the
gerrymander and hiving there will be a
large mad of jaetioe accorded every
County irrespective of their politinal
creed. Perhaps not a few of the M. P's.
will need to bid Ottawa a last Good bye
for they will never warm a beat on Par.
liament hill any more. Wo are pleased
to observe, however, that in the work of
reldjastment geed feeling is being express-
ed and this is nue proof that the priapi-
ple involved is meeting with favor. Equal
rights to all ie a worthy motto,
WE believe the time for united action
on the part of the people of thie Province
is at hand iu connection with the employ•
meutof active effort in ourtailing the
ravages of Consumption. Public eenti•
meut is aroused to a (martin degree but
not to what it ehould be as the fell
diemase is claiming many of the young
as well as the old. Huron County, while
faring better than many other counties,
should take the initiative in furtheriog
fhuanoie,l plane so that a general move
would be made to eeoure donations to eid
in providing hospitals and eenitariume
for the relief of the eofferers and at the
salve time prove a valuable &djanot in
staying the plague by proper isolation,
iuuolaating modes of treatment and dim
eeminating information of an educational
cbaraotee that would tend to the improve.
Malt of health and the lengthening of life.
The °burohes are liberal to mieeionary,
benevolent end philanthropic) institutions'
tend by aiding in thin good work propoeed
would be b!eseing the Provinoe without
any doubt. We believe the medical Ira.
ternity should epeak end write more Upon
vsrione phases of the wbite mane plegue
08 many a consumptive reaches that
paint beyond which there le little obenme
of recovery through iguoraoeeorfur want
of financial help who might be reacted
from this withering disease Therm ie a
Wide field for operatioe so that ho cue
need be afraid that it will be overdone.
The balletiu for May leaned by the Prov
Melva Board of Health slows 149 euuict.
plitiee report 292 d tbe u erooi
p e
p e from t b o•
ale fn Mey, 197 in April and 921 Ln March
a total of 950 in three moothe, 77
eauitariame in Germany, eetebliebed in
the peat seven years, treated over 20,000
oases in 12)1 and from 25 to 50 per aent
were permanently oared, We time this
Provithoe wolle up.
A hot time le promised in the three
bye sleotions in conneotion with the
Provincial Legislature as both parties
will make a dead set to oapture them.
Happily the days of browbeating are
past anal men thick for themeelvee and
often eat Independent of the party lash.
While this may not be ploaeiug to the
hide -bound party man it is a good sign as
14 betokens a more intense desire to look
for measurers rather than men, and this
state of affairs will nese a oloaer looking
after of standard bearers so as to retain
or control generous support. In our
humble opinion the Government of Hon.
G. W. Rose is worthy of the 'continued
oonildenoe of the people of Ontario. A
oritival friend says they have made
blunclere and should be turned out. It
this is the criterion the Opposition could
not be eubetituted as they have bad their
ehortoominge also and even now are none
too sanguine of success naafis a change of
leadership can be obtained witbot causing
a breach in tbe party. The iutereete of
the oonutry should be paramount and
tboee who attempt to put personal ambit-
ion or advantage ahead of the people
should be asked to abandon cfliee ae a
are for their oelfiebness.
Ie the proposed redietribatiou of Huron
County for Dominion elation purposes
the plan 15 as follows :—
East Huron—Townehipe of Grey,
kiowiok, Tarnberry, Morrie, East Wit
wanoeh, town of Wingham, villages of
Blyth, Brossele and Wroxeter.
West Huron—Townships of Ashfield,
West Wawanoeb, Hullett, Oolborne and
Goderiob, towns Goderiob and Clinton.
Slash Heron—Townships of Stanley,
Hay, Stephen, Usborne, Tookeremith,
Moiiillop, town of Seaforth and villages
of Exeter, Hensel! sud Bayfield.
By Etta arraugement Stephen, Exeter and
Usborne are restored to Boron 0o,
wbere they belong instead of being pitch
forked over to North Middleees and South
Perth for purely party purposes by the
old gerrymander. In Perth tend Berme
counties the propoeed pian is ae under :—
Perth North—Township of Wallace,
Listowel ; Townehipe of EIma, Morning.
ton ; Milverton village ; Townehipe of
Ellice and North Eaethope ; city of
Stratford.
Perth South—Townships of Blanshard,
Downie, South Eastbape, Fullerton,
Logan, Hibbert ; towns Mitchell and St.
Marys.
Bruce South—Township of Huron ;
Village of Luoknow ; Townships of Kira
loss, entrees ; village of Tee/water
Townships of Carrick, Brant ; town of
Walkerton ; Townships of Elderelle and
Greenock, village of Maley.
Bruce North—Townships of Lindsay
and St. Edmonds, Eaetmore, Albarmare,
Amabel ; villages Southampton and
Wiarton ; Township of Arran ; village
of Tara ; Township of Saugeen ; village
of Port Elgin I Townebip of Bruce, and
villages of Tiverton and Puieley ; town
and Township of Kincardine.
THE BATTLE FOR
THE SABBATH.
Sabbath evening laet a mase meeting
was held in the Methodist ohurob, Brue•
ale, in the interests of tbe Lord's Day
Athena, which attracted a very large
and intereabed andienoe. After eingiog
the hymn "Welcome sweet day of rest"
Bev. Jno. Roca, B. A, P, estn r of Melville
church, offered The chair sang
"Mend out the Sunlight" and Bev. I, M.
Webb, incumbent of Bt. John's oharuh,
read the Boripture leaeon.
The congregation joined heartily in
einging "Sweet is the work, my God, my
King", after whish the pastor Rev. Mr.
Coseoe, welcomed the pastor's and
members of the stater congregations and
then introduced Rev. 3, G. Shearer, B.
A., the energetic Secretary of the A.1-
lianoe, who gave a plain, pleasing and
practical address on "The Battle for the
Sabbath." He showed by indieputable
proof that the saoredneee of the Lord's
Day ebnuld be amerced. (1) Because of
the National well being. The plaoe we
have in history is an enviable one and
God has a rigbt to expect more of ae than
any other Nation, We have a grand
country and onr privileges and opportuni•
ties are manifold benne we should lay
mob foundations as will tend to right
eoneueee. (2) The individual well being
of the toiling massae, Meo oannot be
freemen witbout the Sabbath, they are
sieves or beasts of burden. No opporbnni•
ty for family fellowship or family religion
without the Sabbath and in many awn
eternal interests are sacrificed, The law
of the Sabbath is written in oar nature
and the Sabbath is for man not man for
the Sabbath, It le an opportunity given
him to aid in the building np of hie life
ae rest, worebip and Obristian activity
are the intended use it should be put to,
Life will end in death or permanent
disability in 12 years by non•obeervanee of
the Sabbath ie a fact demonstrated by a
well known student of this question as
the oight'e rest cannot baild up fully the
wear of the previous day. 4 million
people in the U. 8, and from 100,000 to
150 000 in Canada are without the Bab -
bath; a foot that ehould Dania ne to atop
and think eetiouely and then arouse our.
helves to our duty, (8)The very life of
the ebnroh of deeps Orieb requires the
Sabbath, The keeping of the Sabbath is
the right ere of the ohnrob, and is well
worth defending. Greed and Belflehneee
are the two great detaohmente arrayed
at;ainot 04. Greed gate very religioue and
philentheopio at timers ; it gets esoited
about the poor and the working people
but only when the pooitet will bs berretta
ted by the interest taken, Belliahness
says the Sabbath woe made be me, rrbe
T.11 B.kt 13 66 E1,8 PO6P
ooueoienoe uan be bunted and a mighty
awakening is heeded. A great work hes
b0 ell done and i II eeatione of the pleural
are omitting 11Aew note of urgent earnest
ueee—Loyalty to Lha Munch of Christ.
In 13 (1 the Orangemen staid by the
Larder l)oy Al knee teed !u the haat the
Roman Uatholiea ere with ne. Ohria
Vanity oat etauti unied in the prep eying
a 1 our great heritage. The great Iaebor
urganiz'ttione are for the daltbatb. There
were 200 separate inetatl000 of Sabbath
labor, bueineee 441441 pluaeure dealt with
Met year end the Attorney Cetera of
this Preview/ hoe anted in the
anfureemenb of the statute in tele
behalf, Sebbeth Exo'trelona by
boat and trai'1 are praateally phut off.
Inetanoee were given by the speaker in
Ontario and Ile titub t where violators of
else law found good reaeuue to change
their minds as to the neoeeeiLy for Bab
bath labor that &towed the law oould
rind ehonld be refereed. Rev. 1Ir, Shear•
er ouaoluied by etating that there were
400 breech org^n'z tione,of the Lord's
Day Alliance alae 20.000 m:m era bad
ed together to retain the sanctity if the
Sabbath in this Deminieu and the armee
15 Inurea'ing. He aid "Don't thiuk'het
the Northwest id 10 be either Amerioat,ized
or Europeaiiked on this question se on
the prairie and in the oity of Winnipeg
the Sabbath ie better observed than in
Ontario. While the transportation
question i8 an croute one in the Wee: in
the moving of grain the Sabbath train is
not in evidence. 'fate are that epeakere
will not have to cline from the Weet to
the Province of Ontario to urge that the
people of this beerier Proyi0ce "Remem-
ber the Sabbath Day to keep it holy,"
A Ono colo, "Father Barnet,' was
well satg
byJae. Jones.
Announcement was made for the
holding of the annual meeting of this
branch on Monday morning end the three
pastors urged members of their respective
congregation• to stand.
A collection of $8 77 was lifted and a
membership roll of over 40 members
nu! plied. The nominal fee i. 290. whloh
entities the enbeeriber to a copy of "The
Advocate" published by the Alliance, but
a number of the subsoriptiono doabltd
and in some eases quadrupled that
amount.
"Joy Bella" was rendered by the choir
and Rev. her, Shearer thanked the
mistletoes for the united interest shown
in this great and all important work,
"Thine earthly Sabbatb'a Lord we
love" was the aonnluding hymn and Rev.
Mr, Shearer prouoaoned the Benediction
dismieeing the 00210 oe.
Rev, Mr. Shearer is well adapted for
the onerous duties be is called upon to
perform. Re is a good speaker, bueineee
eke, affable and thoroughly in earnest.
He wee a enooeesfal preebyterian pastor
of Hamilton before entering tele work
several years ago, Rev. T. A. Moore,
of Hamilton, has been engaged ae aesieb•
aut and entered on hie labors this month.
Aa after meeting was held for 00.
organization purposes and Rev. A. illo-
Nabb, of Walton, was eleoted Chairman
of the Riding Association with the Preei•
dente and Secretaries of the local branches
and resident ministers of Walton, Oren -
brook, Ethel and Brussels as Eseautive.
The other branahee in Eat Huron are
located at Wroxeter and Gorrie.
Thoee desirous of paying membership
fees or making donations may do no by
calling on the Secretary -Treasurer, W.
H, Kerr or handing them to other others
of the local branch.
ANNUM, e1%010H ltaa3I10.
The annual meeting of Brussels Branch
of the Lord's Day Alliance was held in
Melville Church basement on July 13111,
1903, et 9 a. m. Rev. T. W. Cosens was
oboeen Oheirtnan in the absence of Presi-
dent, G. F, Blair.
After a bymu was sung Rev. A. Mao -
Nab, M. A , Walton, offered prayer.
The Treaeurer'e report was adopted
and also a report of tbe previone Sab-
bath's service, which had been addressed
by Rev, Mr. Shearer, Secretary of the
Altianoe.
Territory covered by this Branch are
the churches at Walton, Oranbrook, Etbel
and Jamestown in addition to Brue.ele,
and representatives from tbeee pointe
were appointed 011 the Board.
Officers were eleoted ae follows ;—
Pres., G. F. Blair ;
Vioe-Pres , The miuietere of Monthlies
in District ;
Seo.•Treae., W. H. Kerr ;
ReP reeentetives on the Board.
Melville Church, A, M. McKay i
Bt. John's " Juo. Cardiff ;
Mathodiet " T. Farrow
Walton (Pres.,) Jno, Smillie ;
" (St. George's,) Jn0. Barlett ;
(Meth.,) Mrs. Berry ;
Oranbrook (Ryes.,) Jno. MoIntoeh ;
( doth ,) Jos. Knight ;
Ethel, (Pres ,) Dr. Ferguson ;
" (Meth.,) Jno. MoDoneld ;
Jamestown, Thos. Strachan, Walter
Innes.
Mr. Shearer addressed the m sting
along organization lines and on work to
be done.
Lady aolleotors were appointed for the
different cburobee.
It was agreed to arrange for public eer-
viaee at Ethel, Oranbrook and James
town as union services in the near future.
Bev. Mr. Shearer expreeeed bin pleaeure
at the interest manifested in the meeting.
Rev, Mr. Finkbeiner, of Bebringville,
prononnoed the Benediction.
1J'RUII' TfbAI)E WITH Tills WEST
IN A CRITICAL CONDLTION.
The fruit Division, Ottawa, gives oub
the following statement.—Numerous re•
gouts have been received from Manitoba
aad the Northwest Territories for Ont•
ario fruit of the beet quality, pub op in
neat and attractive paoksgee of the sort
that Weetorn dealers prefer to handle.
There are immense poeeibilitiee in this
Western trade for the Ontario fruit
growers, bot up to date methode of peek-
ing and 'shipping will have to be adopted
at once, or the whole of Ilia great and
growing bulimia will be captured by the
Americana.
Fruit Inapeotor Philp, of Winnipeg,
writers that matters have come to a
oritioal stage, and that anion Ontario
now mekee a determined bid for the
trade, the market will be occupied almost
exolnaively by fruit from California,
Oregon and British Colombia, In the
ease of apples, even Kaueae and Missouri
are likely to be strong competitors, Aa•
cording to Sit'. Philp, the packagers want-
ed in the Winnipeg market are the
following :--Early Applee, the bushel
box ; Pears, the half box, holding twenty
poaude of wrapped fruit, 17eaohae and
Plums, the grate bolding tour boxes,
eintilar to those need by Otilifornie chip-
Ps end hie! I known e t
er s u i w 1 aro well u vu [ 1 ill
`nnddfeu ( i r rka a. 1 N C
It le very important that Omani, ship,
pere ehonld rt.nliza the eel Waal 01114, at
which tela ;rade had arrived, and that
they should make n united el to
°opiure the \Ventern marker, not on'y by
perfecting the details of their own end of
the buai ni se, but by taping up the matter
of transport atiuu with the us press tied
railway eontpaniee iu order to enure if
peaelble a better and quicker service to
Winnipeg. At present fruit le frequently
fomented by exprsse from Toronto to
Winnipeg via Smith's Palle, lard even vitt
Montrea', to concoct with the through
melee, The resat is that the fruit Is 0n
the rood from 18 to 24 houre longer Hint)
it would be if sent via North Bay, and
00,15, joenbly it does not arrive in Winni.
peg in the best condition, It the parry
Ulg onenpal1i00 one be convinced that
Outer° growers are prepared to maintain
a steady shipment of fruit in modern
packages, nus not merely to send Weet
the fruit Phut the East dna not want,
put up in all aorta al animated ehapee,
there is little doubt then mammae service
will be provided, ata rate wheat will nom
pare favorably with that now enjoyed by
Oregon and California shippers.
To Prevent 7 a.inted Milk.
The patrons of a oheeee Motors, have a
direot Minueial intermit In suppl,li .g only
wood pure milk, free from 101,18 ar bad
flavours. Thousands of doll re are last
to the weary annually b,0Llh04 pa4rone
Bend 4o the faotoriee tainted mf k, tvblob,
if used at all, net only preoludes the
manure/aura of first Mae cheese, but
diminishes the quentlty of cheerio per 100
pounds of mi a, Syme of the chief
uutaes of tainted or galley wick bave been
enumerated by the dairy division of the
Dominion D.•p0rtmeut of Agriculture, in
in order that pa4rone may he induced to
guard against them. Al many oases the
source of trouble may be found in the no -
desirable germs that get into the milk
during and after milking,
Therm germs are always aaeooiated with
filth in some form or other. Careful in-
vestigations show that a very large pro
portion of the oases of taints or bad
flavours in milk and its products are
eeneed by the germs which are always
present in the droppings of animals.
Such gel me are to he found in large
numbers wherever enoh droppings are
depoei'ed. The mud of stagnant ponds,
where oattle are allowed to drink, and the
surfaoes of barn yards or milking yards
aro always swarming with them. Fur
this reason the udders and flanks of awe
should always be brushed before milling
to remove the dried mud, patio es of
manure, hairs, oto., which might other.
wise fall into the milk pail. Straining
the milk, while it is necessary to remove
the visible dirt, does not get rid of these
fool germs, which are the aerial nose of
the tainted, gassy milk, Improperly
°leaned mi k pails, strainers and milk
cans are constant soaroee of oontaminee
tion.
The whey tank ie a common wane of
Walton at those factories where the
whey is returned to the patrons in the
milk cane. This praotioe is detrimental
to successful cheese making, but when
it cannot be arranged to have the whey
disposed of in alma other way, the tanks
should be kept thorongbly clean in order
to Mean the danger of contamination.
They ehonld be emptied et least oboe a
week.
Absorption of Odours.
It is a well known fent that milk will
absorb soma odours to which it ie ex
posed, Warm milk will absorb odours
quite ns freely as that which has been
cooled ; hence the neoeesfty for removing
it from the stable or minting yard ae aeon
as possible atter it is drawn.
An Itnpnre Water Supply,
An abundant eupply of pure water for
the cows is one 0f the eseentiale for the
produotion of good milk. When oowe are
compelled to drink the water of swamps,
muddy ponds, or sluggish streams and
Mathes in which bbere ie decaying animal
matter, inoluding their owu droppings,
there is a natant menace to their health,
end online the °Owe are in good health
they oeonot give firer class milk. Mare,
over tbe rand, often full of foul germs,
which collate on the lege
flanks and
udders of the cows, end falls into the
milk at the time of milking, is a direot
eourae of iufeatiou which is often over•
looked.
Improper Feeding.
There is in Canada an abundance of
good wholesome food available for cattle
feeding purposes. The pastures are, on
the whole, exoellent, and it is only in
limited districts or at certain eaa8One of
the year that trouble ie experieooed with
weed devours. Among the cultivated
foods, turnips and rape are two promin•
ent exceptions to the rule of euitability
which applies in general to Oanadian
fodder crops. While they are undoubt-
edly valuable in a ration for growing or
dry cable, if turnips and rape are fed,
eau in limited quantities, to milking
aows, there is a likelibood of imparting
to the mills a taint wbioh cannot be
eliminated by any proems known to tl.e
oheeeemaker'e art, Some first class
foods when fed alone, and to exams, will
calla indigestion and thus indirectly
affeot the milk. One example of tilts
kind ie found in green olover.
Io conclusion it may be said that when
oowe have free aooeee to salt et all titnee
they will give more milk, which will have
a better flavour and is• ep sweet longer
than when they do no get arty at all, or
receive it only at intervals.
Mon .60ri.h.
The pay sheet of the Bell Enei'te
Worlte now amounts to over 02,200 per
month.
Mrs. M. R. Counter in here from Hone-
, visiting her mother and Meter, Mrs,
and Mime Thomann, and other friends,
There were 10 writing for fiat class
uertifioatee, 25 for 0eo0ui and four for
matrianithion at the Collegiate Institute,
Rev, Wilson Aoheeon tae accepted the
all go unanimously extended to him by
the congregation in Grey county, and
will be inducted into the charge early
next month,
Mre. Wm. Govenlonit, of North Main
street, received te telegram, oonveying the
sad inlelligeroo of the death of her
brother, a merahtnt in Waehhigtott 'ler,
ritnry, She had reoeived a letter from
him just 'a few dye previously in whloh
it woe stated that they were all well.
A valuable Satoh eollic dog, I•eloeging
to A, T. Currie, wag poisoned. 'l'be
an'nulw eafamily favorite, mid
Mr
Currie
feels thel
to=s very keenly, Ile
e l 1
Y Y'
was offered 929 for it just u few day; lea
viuuely,
Lloyd 11odgin0 ie home front Trieily
Univoleity, and hits linseed bis axnnlira.
Lion hi the aeound year, again tokicg
flrgt oleo h.,unre in English and oleo in
hietnry, and a tiret ulnae in general pang.
Ile steed taxi- 1110 winner for two Oahu ter.
ships.
INCOME OF THE FAMILY GUT
OFF.
Appeal from Friends 004 nnitalt of a
P000 Oousunlptivo.
Tho following letter from an eastern
town, addressed to the Secretary of too
National Sanitarium Aseociatinn, Toron-
to, explains itself:— "What steps I.0 -
quire to be taken to plane a a..nsumptiva
patient in the Free Ouueuupl b1 Hos-
pital? We have a 9,00 man here who
has consumption. lis has a wife and
family of five children. Ho has I eon
sick and off worts for four 1ru•nths
already. The only source of humane of
tete family ]las boon out off, 1 think the
father would be better if lie had the
proper care, but here in the inkier, of his
family le is impossible to give hinl proper
treatment. If we can place 1110, 111 the
Consumption Hospital for caro and treat -
Mont, then the people here can 10a0age
to look after the family until leo is re•
stored to health. Ile is able to go around,
but is very weak,"
how
this 1 star fl ust•ato h v
We publish tl x a to l
great is the need for the Free lioepital
for Poor Consumptives, established hy the
National Sant tali rim Asseeia1 tun at Mus-
koka.
uskoka. ,lust one year ago the first patient
—a woman from Napaneo —was ad n ti trod
into the hospital, and since, then 108
patients have found a home within its
walls. A great number Df than ars
wholly unable to pay anything towards
their maintenance, whilst. the average
from those wap pay ie lees than not -half
the cost of maintenance.
'Mere is no endowment, and the Trus-
tees depend Finkle. in the malting up of
the large 41, 1 1i- norh month on leo e'tn.
trib ltlone of kind 1 14tn.la. Wit h the in-
creasing nn:hery seeking ndnli,si.a1 to
the hospital, eh,.11bl the ,nl,-eripttons
continuo to 14111 ehal't. ns ahoy laevo been
doing for the past 'three montlla, t10
Trustees will he vu r.,, rooiur1 4 c 1 511 to
them but in e.lu+n annrt of the wards,
Rir \line, 11 41orodith, lit., Pico-1'r•coi-
dent of the A55n0;ntiou, end .lir. \V. J.
Gage, Mein -ruin 1-1 the Ir. -:motive Com-
mittee, 1011 rrcrivn subscriptions for
this much needed work.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
rIOMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
ll J 4 nolo lot for sale in Ethel. There to
also a bank stable, fruit trees, ace , on lot.
Property in good shape. JAS. OSBORN'S.
jIOMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
good lot for sole on Queen street,
Brussels, For further particulars apply to
MARY CAMPBELL, Brussels P. 0. Sett
T,10R SALE.—THE EAST 45
acres of laud, being Lot 14, cone 10,
Grey, For further information apply to the
undersigned on the premises, 1'110MA6
LEAItMONT, Oranbrook P. 0. 51.0
V'OUNG SHORT HORN BULL
for enle, Eligible for registration.
For prion, tarpon and , other particulars, ap-
tlyOra J. D.
1), pN(Alld, Lot 22, Oou, 11, trey,00,
i OUR STBAIGIIT SCOTCH�ry Short Holy Bulls, from imported
stools for sale. Also cows and heifers, im-
ported and home bred. 73 bead to select
from. I). RHINE & SON, Maitland Bank
Stook ram, Ethel Out, 00-01
0. 0. F.
Court Prin Gess Alexandria, No.24, 0. 0, P.,
Brussels, meets in their Dodge Kuoni. Bias -
hill Wools, nn the Sud and lash Tuesdays of
nano mouth, at o'0lo09. Visiting brethren
always welcome, JAS. BURGESS, O, It.
\VALT16Tt SMITH, 10. S.
3 TIiORO' BERD SHORT I101.IN
Bulla for sale. One 1e 1 Sear old and
the other trio younger. Also several regist-
ered Cows and Heifet•s. Apply t0 JAMES
81 EIR, Lot 30, 0044. 6, Morrie Twp., or Brus-
sels P. 0. '22.11
Painting, Paper Hanging, &c.
The undersigned is prepared to attend to
all orders for Paper Banging, 1(alsomlufug,
Glazing and Painting in a workmanlike
manner and at reasonable rates Carpen-
tering also attended to.
THOS. NICHOLLS,
41-Bm John street, Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
14.1011 SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling th erooi, North -went 000080
William sud Albert steeelo, BruetotV.
40-11 J. LE01(00.
V. Upropontty SALE.
• Ethel known
VALUABLE
ktetbodiet Personage. Apply to JNO,
0013EB, Brussels,
1 ARM TO RENT, BEING LOT
A 20, Con, 30, Grey. Thorn ale 100 nares,
20 -under cultivation. Apply to 006EPH r.
I )ODMONI), ou the promises, or kfouorte f
P. 0. 2141
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on Tarnberry street, Brneoale known
as the Somerset property eligibly situated,
Inlmodinto possession. ler further partic-
ulna%ae to plica, terms, ave., apply to D.
MoOII'1'0111110N, Lot 10,00e. 1$, MeN-11103,
ur !amid bury P. 0. 09.01
A SACRIFIOE 1.N REAL ES—
TATM. 80000.00 will buy the McCau-
ghey Block in the Village of Brusee10. 7!hoaa
two fine atoms mast be sold to close out the
38o0augbeyEstate. Intendingurohasere
should Investigate at 0000, Apply to P, 8,
6001121 or G.10, ]300022, Brueeole, Out.
t1ARIvI FOR SALE, BEING
Sf Lots 10 and 17, Con, 1, Groy towh•
ship. Burow 0o„containiu8 100 acrd&, There
are OK acme cleared ;end balance hardwood
Lush, With etpally beech, hnaple, 0110013' and
ask; good timber, There is 'thank barn 50x
50 feat, a frame ;house, good bearing orchard,
foam; in goon repair, 2 wells, &a. Only}
mile from school and 2mneefrom poetoalco.
Branch of Of °Attend rivet crosses oro end of
farm supplying abuulauoe of water. Perm
is all seeded flown exeepting 10 mires, 0 00-
50001en 0t1 Jan, lot, 1004, with privilege of
attic it, Pall t t
w lues, 1)5,, further (5100•
Para a&gi0 pried, Parma, iPte., apply to GEO.
McDONALD, Proprietor, Wtoxotor P.O, 410.4
0 11103
7ANTI'.1),—FAITHFUL PER.
'1Y 00N to travelfor well aotot let,ett
104111.1
milling
pause to n few counties, g o
w 1 LIw1N nud
u.
o.e, boost
t
nrlRu
r .
salary 8tb1 year ne 144 oe, payable
1 :10rtoIn cash and :venues advtlle•
').1,,,. Iau.ein0 B34I6ae1l000Ne•
101 and ratting, lcuoloxn xalf•addruea'sd en
velure, 310NnA10) ileus11,9ie entente Nidi,,,
(:li0ngo, 40.11
Strenuous Objection
are never made against feed supplied by
Alf. Backer, All stools line it and thrive
011 It, and it is pronouuaed by all intel-
ligent breeders to be ineompariably the
beat cold. Try a sample lot and you will
never feed anything bnt our Keifer oorn
and gate.
Alf. Backer.
A,LLA N LINE
Liverpool end Lnndorulvrry
Royal Mall Steamers
Paint Fuotl
TION1'nOAr, Qnen110
Bavarian July 18 7 a m, JulY 18 5 Pim.
Ionian 23 4 25 0
Tunisian Aug, 1 7 ” Aeg, 1 5 "
Parisian " 8 5 " 8 5 "
RATES Or PASSAGE
let Cabin—Tu',letau, Bavarian and Ionian
975 and tlpwurde ; Parisian, 970 and up-
w,rds,
2ud Oabin—Liverpool and Londonderry—
Bavarian, Ionian and Tunisian $40 and
34000 ; other steamers, 937 55. London
30,50 extra until July 81st and free actor
that date.
era Class -99.5 and 920—Liverpool, Derry,
Delfaet, Glasgow, Landon,
Throueh tickets to Smith Africa.
Montreal to Glasgow direot-0ortnthlan
July 22; Sardinian pad & 3rd class only)
Aug. 5.
New York to Glasgow, calling at Loudon-
derry—Namtdian, ;July 10, 11 a, m. ; Mongol -
ion, July 80,11 a. m. 1st Cabin, 940 and up-
wards ; 211d Cabin 985 ; and Ord oleos 925,
W. 0. 10111100,
Agent, Brussels.
ool aoie�
Any quantity of Wood
wanted for which the
Highest Market Price
will be paid.
ALF. B EK I
BRUSSELS.
BIG- CLES
E, & D. Bloyolee jnat arrived Ude
week, will sell them at very oloee
figures for the next 00 days. The
Ladiee' wheel ie a beauty. Cull
and see them. I expeot to double
the sales of them thin year. I
have also Berlins, Bicycles and
alpaca, wlioh I will eell at a
reduction.
A. OOUSLEY.
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Before you begin to
Paint your house be sure
you get the BEST Paint
possible fur the money and
at the same time give Best
satisfaction and longest
'wear.
be Sb��wiu—Wi�ams Paim
gives these results :—It's a pure Lead, Gine, Linseed
Oil Paint, thoroughly mixed ; covers more surface to
the gallon ; easily applied and gives better results
than any other. Try a gallon and see for yourself.
For sale by—
WILTON & TURNBULL.
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