The Brussels Post, 1902-5-8, Page 8SPECIAL SA.LE E OP.,,
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at Iteauced Prices, We have made great preparations
flats Spring for the Wall Raper Trade and we offer you the
finest variety of hangings ever seen in Brussels, A glance
over our samples will verify our claims and our low prices
will astonish you.
Spring Specialties
MOTH BALLS, INSECT POWDER,
HELLEBORE, PAIS GREEN,
BLUE VITRIOL, FORMALDEHYDE.
Hursle
Drug and
Book Store
SRAM) TRUNK RAILWAY.
aoneanRN EXTEN8I0N W. G. & a.
Trains leave Brunets Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gome 801Ta GOING MORTIS.
Fixeren 7:18 o.m I Mail 2'10 p.m
Mixed. 0:08 a.m Express 8:17 p,m
goad Ran bins,
A abiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Lore of rain.
BRUSSELS market leads.
0. 0. F. next Tuesday evening.
WILD May flowers are plentiful.
7 oars of salt were shipped this week,
vEaETAT1on is getting a greet "move
on."
Saloon Board Friday evening of this
week.
PHILIP Ament Shipped a oar of cedar
poste,
WEDDING stationery, nice stook, on hand
at THE Pon Publishing House.
Tan well at Postmaetere Farraw's was
drilled this week with good results.
Two care of cattle and a oar of hogs
were forwarded to Eastern markets thio
week by Geo. Beet.
STnETTON BROS. have purchased a fine
pneumatic tired buggy from the Caber
Carriage Faotory, Brasaela,
LAWN bowling is one more ma the
program but the olnb lawn ie a trifle soft
yet owning to eo mnoh rain.
Ion Dream and Summer drinks second
to none at Mre. Kirks. Try them and be
convinced. Also lonobes at 10o.
SEEP the 12111 of July Oelebratioo in
Brueeele in view. Interested outsiders
say it will not materialize bat that ie
inaorreat,
LAST Saturday evening Jno. Lott found
a lady'e gold watoh on the Main Street.
It was claimed on Wednesday afternoon
and restored to the owner.
Tan agency for a patent tying arrange.
went for oattie in tbe stable has been
taken by R. T. Hington wbo will canvas
the country for ire Bale. He may also
manutaotnre the useful aratiole.
DREeBMARINe.—Mise Violet Cooper is
prepared to attend to the wants of the
ladies in dressmaking, the work to be
either taken to her borne or done at the
reeidenoee of her patrons. Satisfaction
assured.
BRoseELe Foot Ball team will play the
first matob of the Season at Blyth on
Friday evening. It ie in theIotermediate
series. We hope to see our boys win
although the season has not been favor.
able for praotioe.
Genre,—If you want work write to the
Forbes Knitting Mills, of Heepelet, Ont.
They are advertising for girls, or families
with boys and girie from thirteen years
old op. Nice work, good wages, your pay
every week no. Write them.
Tan conduce on the streets a couple of
nights Iaet week on the part of some
young men was simply diegraoeful and if
repeated they should be made to smart
good for it. This is eappoeed to be a
civilized uonntry and not a rendezvous
for profanity, drunkenness and pugilism.
A $10 fine would 000e off Some of the
smart youths who are evidently looking
for trouble.
LEarnan.-The feature on Friday even-
ing of last week by Rev. Jno. Holmes, on
Marriage, was an interesting and in-
etruotive one. Ira Gerry, President of the
lepworeb League, ander whose anepioee
the.leoture was given, occupied the chair.
The following program wee given in
addition :—Solo, "Thy Will be Done,"
Leslie Kerr : reading, "Samantha Allan,"
Mies Minnie McNaughton ; solo, "The
Choir Boy," Mies Lily Sharp; "The
Lend of the Maple," H. Ham. The rev-
erend !enterer handled his enbjeot in
good eeyle and gave many words of
counsel and advice along the line of
matrimony that shored be borne in mind.
A Goal= correspondent writes
"Geo. Brown on Wedneeday packed up
hie household effects and bee moved to
Brasaela, where he goes into the hotel
bueiness again. Mr. Brown ie an A. 1
hotel mac and will no doubt soon get a
good brads at Brunie. We are sorry to
lose so good a citizen, but we wish him
every semen in hie new promisee."
Mise Brown, daughter of the above
named gentleman, was the organist in the
Gerrie Preebyterian ohuroh, Me. Eider,
Mre. Brown'e father, bas come to town
with the family ae be makee his home
with hie daughter. He i8 98 years old,
yet quite hearty for snob an age and reads
his Bible or the newspaper without the
aid of spectacles.
Dleulees»,—The one of the Orown ve.
Cunningham, charging perjury, was
heard Tueeday afternoon before J. T.
Roes and W. H. Kerr, J. Pe. Witnesses
were examined in the persons of A. Hno.
ter, Division Court Clerk, A. Hewitt, S.
Berke, Wm. Smith and R. Porterfield,
after which the bench wag addreeesd by
Barrietere Sinclair and Blair, After go•
ing over the evidence the Magistrates
noneidered the abarge not sustained and
diemiseed the 0585 The information was
sworu one over an affidavit of °este in
payment of witness fees in the snit of
Kreuter vs. Cunningham, Quite an in.
tenet was aroused over the one and it
will probably load to greater mare in the
payment of fors in the time to Dome.
A car of onto was sent Eaebward by
Alf, Backer last Friday.
A. 0. DAMES shipped 3 oars of cattle
and a ear of bogs einoe last week's issue
of TETE POST.
JOHN LOTT has the milk hauling on the
9th con. to Brussels cheese factory this
enation. He will attend to it well.
Benny dosing came into effect last
Monday. The town bell le rang ea 7
o'clock each evening 08 notification,
Senora railway rates for Vioboria Day,
single fare for round trip, good going
May 28 and 24 and returning on the 26th.
lost.
Jae. BerntheYNE, grocer, bas engaged
the services of 0. P. Harper, of Listowel,
ae baker owing to the chases of Mr.
Ritchie, of Fergus.
By notice elsewhere it will be observed
that Thompson Snider is booming paint-
ing, paper banging, decorating, &o., and
guarantees satiefaotion,
MEe. F. OLIVER bas disposed of ber
residence and lot on Queen street to Jno.
Colter and bas moved to the house lately
vacated by D. A. Lowry, Albert street.
STEWART SCOTT and Art. Irwin are Oap•
thin and Mate of a new novae craft,
called the "Maitland" that ekime the
waters of the stream after which their
boat ie named,
Cunene Harmon is now in charge of J.
Ballantyne's bread van add also aeeists
in the store. He is developing into quite
a busineee man and appears to be at
at home in hie work.
GEORGE Beer bought the black mare,
formerly owned by Geo. Cardiff, from G.
L. Walker on Monday, paying $160, She
will become the property of Jno. Soott,
the well known cattle dealer of Listowel.
A BABE BALs match is on deok this
(Thareday) evening between tbie year's
team and the old time "Clippers," as
far ae they can be got together. Vioboria
Park eboald be a "bot" plaoe for an hour.
EAST Hann Liberal Anneal meetiog in
the Town Hall, Brussells, next Tuesday
afternoon. Hon. Mr. Haroonrt, Minister
of Education, comae by afternoon train
that day. 11big rally is expected if
weather is favorable.
TEE License Commissioners met ae
the Central Hotel on Tuesday. Repro.
eentatives were present from Wroxeter
in the interests of continuing the seemed
bone] Hoene in that plane. A special
aeons will likely be taken.
TEACHERS' Convention in Brunetti on
Thursday and Friday, 22nd and 23rd
-'nets. An interesting program will be
presented and a re -anion entertainment
in the Town Hall Thursday evening with
the musical and literary bill of fare
largely provided by the birch wielders.
MUNICIPAL STATISTIos.—Aeseoeor Oona.
ley baa Completed his work for this year
and the followiog are some iotereetine
notes from the roll with a aomparieon for
1901
1902 1901
Real property $273,935 $278,216
Personal „ 34,500 34,950
Taxable income 2,900 2,700
Total $311,885 $310,865
Population 1,189 1,166
Children from 6 to 21888
No. of births 12
" deaths 11
Steam boilers 18
No. of doge 58 45
e oattle 104 102
sheep 8 7
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hogs 80 28
" horses 144 145
As will be observed by above statement
there is an inoreaee in total assessment
of $470 but some alterations may be
made at Court of Revision. Our papa•
lotion shows an inoreaee of 23 and with
increasing usefulness of factories and
other indoatries the prospeots are favor.
able to inoreaeed growth. We notice tint
the canines continue to thrive and now
number 58. Mr. Coseley bad his roll in
tidy shape.
85 Soo,,a BEET PLore.—The restate of
the experimental auger plots in this lo.
oality, under Government inepeotion,
should prove snaaeeefn, as the instructor,
R. Little, of Toronto, who was here for
several days giving out the Beed Says that
the land is adapted to this elan of roots.
Of 0oaree 130 special preparation wee
made for sugar beet growing as the re-
quirements were not generally understood
and there was no certainty until ibis
Spring that an experimental station
would be located here, 85 plots will be
'cultivated, however and the farms on
which they are to be grown belong to the
following ;In Grey—las. Lynn, Jae.
Sbraobau, Joo. B. MoLanohlin, Chris,
Eokmier, Jae. Burgess, Wm. Armstrong,
Ohas. Rozell, L. Hollinger, P. Roberteoa,
J. Danoaneon, Chas. Knight, Jno. Brown,
Robt. McDonald, J. X. Baker, 0, Michel,
J. M. Knight, Geo. Spatting, L. McNeil,
Oliver Harris and Neil MoTaggart. For
Morrie—Alex, Mataactilin, Joe, Shortie,
Allan Spate, Jae. Reuel], Allan Adams,
Jae, Bpeir, Robb. Niabol, Jno, Hall, Wm.
Pliable, Alfred Batton, Lawson Bros. J.
Skelton, Thos. Bielby, Geo. Kirkby and
D. Farquharson. Mr. Little will be back
in about a month or eo.to inetruet the
growers in thinning and ooitiveting the
Crop. It means a good deal to this com-
munity if it can be demonstrated by the
analysis that the eager beet oan be grown
here for faotory purposes. Mr, Little
in well np in hie work and hoe another.
able experienne. He made a good many
friends here on Ibis hie fleet Visit 10 this
looality.
Ael example ehgld be made 01 those
who psrsistently net over the iron bridge.
Our townatolk are the greatest elution in
the 000-obsereenee of the law,
001SehRTe refutes of the Iirehibition
referendum in Manitoba give the total in
favor 01 enforcing the liquor Prohiblbion
antes 15,669, and agalaab entoreemeett
22,081, Majority against, 6,499.
AT a meeting held In 13rnente last Sat,
Malay afternoon 10 was tinuiled to saga n
Temperance Convention for the Last
Riding of Enron about the middle of
Jane. Date will be announced later.
Mae. Wee. BEVMLL DEan,—The Toronto
News epeaks ae•followe of the decease of
Mre, W. Revell, ofTorooto, known to a
number of our readers "From her
late reddens, 018 Ontario street, the
funeral of Mrs, William Revell took piece
Friday. Mrs. Revell, tete wife of Wil.
Liam Revell, pf the Crown Linde Depart.
meat, 'died very suddenly Wednesday
evening. 00 Wedneeday she was down
town chopping and appeared to, be in
excellent health. Ou returning home,
however, she took enddanly ill and died
teat evening. g 8eart failure was the
souse of her sudden death. Mre. Revell
was well known in local =teethe! tenter].
At one time she Was a favorite oonnert
Binger and wee also a prominent member
of the Metropolitan Church oboir. Let-
terly Mre. Revell was a member of the
Zion Congregational Mamie. She was
very popular, and her largeeirole of friends
will mise her genial pereonality very
much," Mr, Revell and family will have
the sympathy of old friends in Brussels
in their unlooked for bereavement. De•
ceased was noted for her jollity and was
a weloome visitor everywhere she went.
Tun Windsor Record of May let con•
tains the following interesting society
note, the Leatherdale family, being related
to le, Leatherdale. of Brussels ;—There
is no snab thing as "Too mob Johnson"
in the family of Jobn H. Leatherdale, of
51 Bruos.ave. Four Leatherdale dieters
ban married four Mesere, Johnson, the
latter all being from entirely different
families. Three charming and a000mp.
fished daaghbers remain, lent if there are
any eligible young men desirous of joining
the army of the benediote and whose
name is not Johnson,—"Well1 They
needn't some 'round,,, The name of
Johnson is not the only requisite, either,
for the young men who have taken ants
themselves LBath erdalEIS are industrious
and dutiful husbende. They are: John
Johneon and Fred Johnson of this oity,
Richard Johneon, of Bothwell, and Will.
cam Johnson of the local fire department,
The latter wee one of the principals in
the last Johnson Leatherdale motrimonal
venture. Mr. Johnson and Plies Harriet
Leatherdale, whose likenesses we present
herewith, were married last night at St.
Andrew's parsonage:by Rev. 3. 0. Tolmie.
The bride was attended by her eieter,
Mise Mary Leatherdale, and David
Moyne assisted Mr. Johnson. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Johnson went to
their home at 76 Tnsoarora•st, where
they were tendered a reception by the
immediate friends of the two families.
ADDRESS AND PzEeENTAr10N.—The Am-
beretbnrg Bobo says :—Last Thursday
evening the members of the young men's
oboir of Wesley Oburob, accompanied by
their wives, palled at the Methodist
Parsouage and presented Mre. Kerr who
has been the leader of the choir, with the
following address, accompanied with a
very pretty musio cabinet.—
To Dirs. W. E. Ierr,
The Parsonage,
4viherstburg, Ont.
DEAR MADAM:—A0 the time approaohee for
you to remove, along with your estimable
husband, our pastor, to another circuit, we
begin to be oppressed with a feeling of the
lone We Shall sustain by your going away.
Of late months, slime our oboir of young
men was organized through much perauasioo
on your part, we have much enjoyed nor
persistent efforts to render us proficient
iu the musical services of the church. The
instructions we have reoeiVed from you
have been of very great value :to ns, and, we
trust to the church, On our own behalf, we
wish to make known to you our gratitude
for the interest you have taken in ue, not
only in developing and dlreotlug our Innate.
al talent now, but in putting se in the way
of serving to better advantage in the days to
come. Will you aeoopt from our hands an
emblem of the appreciation we bear towards
yon? All inadequate though it be to (m-
orose our personal esteem and thankfulness.
The prayer of our hearts shall, be, that
wherever your lot may be east in the future
the remaining year. of your life may be as
full of inspiration as the brief time of your
stay in Amherstburg has boon to us aud
to many,
by the members of the Melee Ohoir,
Mr. Kerr responded very fittingly to
the addreea on behalf of Mrs. Kerr, end
the evading was spent in social enjoy-
ment. Mrs. Herr has been the embodi.
meat of all thee is beet to a leader among
the young people of the Wesley Churob
during ber three years residence in Am-
herebburg and the men's oboir are greatly
indebted to her for many hours spent the
past Winter in musical instruction. Mr.
and Mre. Kerr have only another month
to spend on this oiroait before conference.
People We Know.
Harry Mercer ie back from Palmerston
on amount of ilioeee.
Will. Leatherdale is here from Beaforth
assisting in bis father's bneineee.'
Mies Emmet MoOanl, of Durham, is
visiting Miss Nora Holmes, Brasaela.
W. H. McCracken was in Toronto on
Monday and Tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. John Barnbill, of Henfryn, was
renewing old friendships in Brussels this
week.
Fred. Gilpin ishome on a visit from
Chicago, where he graduated last week AS
a Dentist.
James A. Ward, formerly of Honest!,
has gone bo Merlin, Ont„ where be bee a
situation.
Mre, Wm, Anent and son, Warren, of
Seaforlb, are visiting at Philip Ameht's
this week.
Jno. McDermott and family have re•
moved to Blaevale. We wish them
prosperity in their new boron.
C. and Mre. Leppard and Miss Grain.
ger, of Molesworth, were visitore at Jno.
Grainger's, William street, Braseele.
Mrs, Jno. Simmons, John street, has
been quite ill during the pant week but
we hope she will soon be oonvaleseent.
Wm. Miller le still in a very poor state
of health, EIe rallies nicely at times and
then takes relapeee that pat him bank,
Thos. Thermion bas moved bis family
and household furniture from Listowel to
Bennis. We weioome them bank to
town,
Rev. R. Paul wag a prisoner to the
bonne fora day 0r eo from rheumatism
in one of his limbo, H0 Will soon be all
right we hope,
J, 1), leloDonald, of Buffalo, is the
eneoeeeor to M. 0, Diokeou au Tiietriot
Passenger Await On the G, T. 10., with
headquarters at Toronto.
Al B3 V 131 .@6 IAS' (b 13 fi
Mre, Bertliff and son were Visiting in
Wieglaam on Monday, Bishop 'Wavelet
wee oonduotlpg service in the Lnglisb
obareb there that (ley,
J, D, aeld Mee. Itopald are now set
Donver, Colorado, end Will 111101y be book
bu Brasaela after enjoying ashort stay in
that invigorating entente.
Tboe, Rredwoll and wife were in been
on Sat.nrday, Their bottle 10 in ROwiok
township near Olifford. They are old
time residents of Rennie,
Fletcher and litre, Sperling and Mre
Watson Ainlay attended a wedding re.
option Wednesday evening, tendered to
their main, Sydney Dnlmage, p1 Me
Kelm), I i
p, and hobride, Mies Lizzie M.
Donagh, of Wingham, at the groom's
residence,
C. Seel and wife, of Cadillac, Mirth.,
are renewing old friendships in town and
looality. et is 10 years since they re-
moved from Brunetti bub time bee dealt
very kindly with them. Mr. Seel le one,
ployed on the railway and evidesbly
enjoys his work. Mrs, E6, Sperain, of
Brunie, is a relative of Mre. Seel's.
Robert Menzies left Brussels on Thure•
day morning for Montreal where be smile
on the fine Allan steamship "Tunisian,"
on Saturday, on a holiday trip to Soot -
land. We wish him a pleasurable time.
Some hint that Ile may bring a Bootoh
housewife bank bat be did not say ee to.
TETE POST. Mr, Menzies was ticketed by
W. II. Kerr, agent at Brussels.
Anthony Sample talks of going to the
"Soo" in the near future. His brother,
William, is a resident of that bustling
town and is doing well we etre pleased to
hear. "Tony" ie a good tradesman and
will be right in it with their bast brash
wielders, 'The local foot ball team will
miss him es he was an entbneiavtio mem.
ber and aided the boys in winning many
a victory. -..
Business • Locals.
Ben from beet pen of Barred Rooks,
from DOW bo June 181. $1.00 for Betting
of 15. An. Banana, Bruseele,
A LOT of second-hand organs forsale
cheap, or to rent. Some of them almost
new. It LEATnERDALE.
Conn l Ohio Bailey, Crompbon's,
Nortel Dakota, Excelsior and all the rest
of them. G. E. Knee, Winghem. 11
FLEURY Prows—Farmere desiring the
best plow should pall on me and order a
Fleury. Aro. Lona, Agent, Brussels.
Eon 140. Does it pay you to give the
pedlars 40 per doz.'? Good potatoes 850
per bush. What are the pedlars paying 7
G, E. Kine, Wioglram.
To Tan Pon01o.—Ladies and gentlemeo,
all cutlery oan be ground, sharpened and
repaired by Sawfiler MoGregor, Mill
street East, Bruseele. Choice work at
reasonable prioes.
Brussels Council•
The regular monthly meeting of Brae.
eels Council was held on Monday even.
tug in the Council Ohamber, Reeve
Rose in tbe (their, and Councillors Don.
aldeon, Henderson and Wilton in attend.
'awn.
elinatee of last meeting read and pave.
ed.
Following accounts were presented :—
A. MoLasoblin, eatery 826 00
J. Beattie, fire dept 2 00
Ie. Leatherdale 2 25
A. Ooseley, Assessor's salary, deo43 90
Moved by J. Donaldson, seoonded by S.
Wilton that above amounts be paid and
debentures termed for the same.—Carried.
Moved by R. Hendereon, seconded by
S. Wilton that the Court of Revision in
oopneotion with Asseeement Roll be bell
on June 2nd, at 8 o'alook,—Carried.
Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by Jno.
Donaldson, that tenders be aelted for
gravel, screened and nueoreened, np to
next Cannon meeting.—Carried.
Assessor Coueley returned hie roll, par-
ticulars of which may be found in anoth-
er column.
Connell then adjourned.
WlUfteell l II IMI1S.
Sabbath Sohoo! Convention in Belinda
on Friday, May 30th.
Last Sabbath Rev. ,'oho Roes preaobed
on "Martha's Bervioe" in the morning in
Melville church and "Moses on Mount
Sinai," in the evening.
A temperance meeting will be held
next Sabbath evening in oonneotion with
the Epworth League in the Methodist
Church. A program of addressee, recite,.
tions, mule, &a will be given.
The Lay Workers' and Sunday School
Teaobers' Association of the Dienes of
Huron have aoeepted an invitation from
Ingersoll to bold their next annual eon.
ventiou there in October nexb.
Last Monday Rev. Jno. Roes, B. A.,
Left for Clifton Springs, N. T., where he
will spend a few weeks health building.
His pulpit will be supplied by Rev. Mr.
Straobao,of Guelph, who has been here
talars.
At the Aiethodfen Sabbath' School last
Sabbath Mise Nora Maunders gave a fine
Missionary recitation and Mrs. J. J. Gil.
pin read a paper on "Mission work among
the Indiana." The monthly collection
was $5 42.
Mre. A. J, Lowry and Mise E. E.
Herr were appointed to represent the
W. M. 8., of Brueeele Methodist Ohureb,
at the Convention to be held in Wingham
on the 23nd of May in oouneotios with
District meeting.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. John Rol.
mea read the rules of the ohuroh and com-
mented upon them instead of preaching
a sermon, The communion and testi.
mony meeting was held at the close.
"'Pte optimism of the apoette Peat" was
the evening theme, the text being"Rejoin•
lag in Hope."
The annual convention of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Methodiet
oburoh, Wingbam district, will be held in
the new Metbodiet obaroh, Wingham, c)0
Wedneeday and Thursday, Mny 21 and 22
1902. A pablio meeting will bo hold on
May 21st at 8 O'oloolt, wbeu addressee
will be delivered by Rev, A. G, Harris,
Luck now, and Mre. Manahan, London,
President of London Cooforenee Branch.
Mania will be fnraiehad by the choir of
the. oburob. Collection Will be taken up,
RevSeereb. DRogers,ary. Chairman of Dietriot,
will preside, Piro. R. .1. Oayler, le the
Sew Dn, Atecran'e Gnnyr ,—H. 11. Her.
soy writes, to the Globe from Singapore
to the effect that be visited the grave of
Dr. Maokay, the famous missionary of
North Vermont, on Ohristmes day. He
!aye that "Almost in eight 01 hie former
residence, and now that of hie family,
Peet
thehremaias 01 Gar }sorgon e L. Mackal y,
MAT 8, 1902
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HEAD OFFIog, TORONTO
QAP1TAL PAID VS' (One Million pokers) 111,009,000
11590'1' • ,- , 9760,000
4genoice in all priftcipal enfant in Ontario, Queen, Manitoba, United Statee tb England,
eiV.P. Ii°MB 111ft74 X +"d17.
A Gsnoral flanking leusjnees rTranoaoted. Farmers' ,Motes Discounted:
Drafts legend and Oolleotione made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Detoreeb allowed on dopoeite of 81,00 and npwarde and compounded boll yearly.
Semen Memnon ornEN To Twit OoLLEOTroN Or FARMERS' SALE NOTES.
Livery facility afforded Cuetolnere living ata distance.
mom7 payable a6 any bank Wend Under 910.,,, 8a. $20 to 450., ..12o
Orders at the following ranee :— $10 to $20....leo. 80 to 40....14o
1', H.,'GRAN:, ACTINO AGENT,
'•+ams
entroended by then of his Chinese
disciples and native preachers who were
called away before ISLE summons same.
Quite aloes by le the European cemetery,
walled in on all sides, but Dr. Maokay's
wish to die and lie aide by aide with the
natives for whom he had lived and stiffer..
ed to uplift bas been granted," No stone
as yet marks his last resting place but
something of that nature will be erected
shortly. Mr. Horsey adds, however, that
the whole of North Formosa is a living
monument to the great .missionary, for
be was tbe greatest power for good that
ever touched Formosan shores, After
describing the great work. wbioh Dr.
Mackay a000mplisbed Mr, Horsey says
that one elan namely realize, not baying
visited the country, how deeply seated is
the prejudice, euperetitios, ignorance
and vine egainet which be went single
handed. Unlike many missionaries be
was beloved and highly respected by all
foreigners as well as natives.
Crtnmdill u1 e,a.
Senator Deohenee is dead.
E. Ormandy died suddenly et Smith's
Falls.
Several of Brantford's factories are
being enlarged.
Pare, the Napanee bank robber, died
in Kingeton Penitentiary.
A seven•year•old lad named John Haat
tinge was drowned at Kingston.
Nominations for the Northwest Legis-
lature take plane on Saturday next.
The new House of Providence at Dun-
das, was dedioated by Bishop Dowling.
Rev. Dr. Mango Fraser bee reeigned
the pastorate of Knox Chorah, Hamilton.
The steamer Foreetbolme was damm.
ed to the extent of $20,000 by fire at Mon-
treal.
Lord Strsthcona has sent a check for
$500 in aid of tbe Grant Convocation
Hall, Kingston.
Alfred Neville, of Hamilton, took a
drink of carbolic) aoid by mistake, but
was saved from death.
Dr. Porter, of North Bay, a patient at
the Oakville' Sanitarium, was drowned
while bathing in the lake.
Erie Sharp, a Kingston boy, was teem.
mitred for trial for manslaughter for
ebooting a girl schoolmate.
eare.Robert Murray, whose husband
was killed on the Grand Trunk at Ham.
ilton, is smog the oompany for $5,000.
Mr. Carnegie has oonsented to give
Thorold $10,000 for a free library, and W.
J. MaoArtuey, of Thorold, will give a free .
site.
E. A. Caweey, contractor, of Stratford,
was killed at Renfrew, a derrick cable
breaking and a heavy timber falling np•
on him.
James Edgeoomb, of Buffalo was run
over teethe Grand Trunk yard at Romil-
ton and fatally injured. Ha was visiting
relatives.
The Advance Thresher Company, of
Battle Creek, Minh., have purchased the
John Abell Works in Toronto and will
parry cu business there.
The resignation of James L, Hushes
from the position of Inspector of the Tor-
onto public Bohnole has been placed be
fore the Sobool Board.
A Rat Portage merchant named W. A
MoLeod was arrested in Wiouipeg on
the charge of baving defrauded the Bank
of Ottawa of the sum of 97,000,
A fire ocaorred in the Union Stook•
yards, Toronto Junction, iu which about
600 tone of bay and eeveral buildings
wore destroyed. The loss ie about $7,000
A ooarae of military ioetruation for
school teaobere of high schools or col-
legiate institutes in Ontario will be held
at Stanley Barracks, Toronto, aommeoe-
ing on the 7th of July.
enemata.
Conn.—In Brunetti, on Meer 4th, to
Mr. and Mts. Jas. Oooper, a daugh-
ter.
Ooarne.—In Gooding, Idaho, on April
27111, to Mr. and Mre. J. J. Coates,
formerly of Grey township, a daugh.
ter.
BMW/I.—At 46 Garner avenue, Buffalo,
N. Y., on April 24111, to Mr. and Mre,
Artbor M. Emigh, a son.
MaDONALD.--In Blnevale, on May 51h,
to Mr. and Mre. George McDonald, a
8011.
8 tor, .—In East Wawanoeh, an April
29tb, to Mr, and Mre. Robb. Shiell,
a daughter,
Blue.—In Blyth, on April 30th, to Mr.
and Mre. W. J. Sims, a daughter.
WRex.—In Tarnberry, on April 22nd, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Wray, 6111 con.,
a eon.
sa:.A.M.ISx:oa,
DDLaIAOE--MODONAen.—In Beafortb, on
May 7111, by Rev, T, B. Wellwin, B.
A., Mr. Sidney Dalmege, of Meath
lop, to Mies Lazio MaDonagll, of
Wingbam.
Haln1ReoN—LAND"non017013.—Ab Portage
la Parairie, Man., on April 80, Me.
Geo. S. Henderson to Mise Eva
Landeborougb, both of Pottage la
Prairie, Alan, ,
OLAmt.—ln Morrie on Prey 4, Agnes Mo.
Oullongh, beloved wife of Alexander
Claris, 6111 line, aged 54 years and 8
months.
FIIAIN.—In Detroit, on May 8, Margaret
.Mooney, beloved wife of W, T.
Frain, aged 58 years, 11 months and
13 days.
Mexerintre—In ",Grey township, on April
28rd, William i''itobell, aged 71 years.
lionL:-'.Entered into rest, at her late
national, 018 Ontario Bt., 'Toronto,
April 80th, Catherine, beloved wife
of William Revell, in her Met year.
mors win,,
bi'all When t,,,..........60....... 69
Barley „ 50 60
25s." • , . ........ ,• 70
Oats 39
Butter, tube and Falls 15
Egge per iloeen 11
Flour per owt. 4 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 80
Apples (per bbl.) ......, 2.00
Hay per ton ..... 7 00
Sheep ettino, earth ...... 25
Lamb satins earth 25
Salt per bb'., retail1 00
Hides trimmed 6
Hideo rough 5
Hoge, Live 6 00
Wool 18
70
39
16
12
6 00
80
8 00
7 50
25
80
70
6e
5
6 16
18
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ROOMS TO RENT SUITABLE
for dr*ee.making. Apply to MRS. J.
R, swam, Brunets. 48.2
GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wavtod, enitable for ranch purposoe.
Apply to 0000. BEST, Brueeele..
SIT YOUNG SOOTOH SHORT
Horn Bulls for sale, from 9 to 20 months
aid. Also *owe in call to imported "Red
Duke" and a few heifers.
D. MILNE, Ethel,
Fr Ain DRESSING.—THE UN-
Daneraearn wishes to announce to
the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that she
is prepared to make switches oub of oomb-
Ingeaud out hair, at her home, 80111 street
Weet,llrneeele. MRS. HiNGSTON.
HOUSE AND OARRIAGbi
PAINTING, &o.—The undersigned Is
prepared to attend to the wants of the pub-
lic in house painting,aper hanging, 'decor.
sting, carriage painting, &o. Satisfaction
assured and reasonable prlooe- charged.
Give mea call. T, SNIDER,
Mill street, Brussels,
BULL FOR SERVIOE.—THE
underetgoed will keep for service the
Moro' bred Durham bull, Village Boy," on
B4 Lot 24, Con. 1, Gray. Pedigree may be
seen on applioatiov. Terme, 51.00, with
privilege of returning if necessary, and
charge will be made for firer eervioe if thio
le not done. JAB. LYNN,
49.4 Proprietor.
WALL PAPER
REMNANTS
It ie (Nita impoesible to run a
Wall Paper bnefneee without the
aooamaiation of more or lees
Remnants, We have int, gone
over oar stook and pigked out
some very nice parole, welding
of from 2 to 10 roils very suitable
for pantrye, kitabene and small
bedrooms, These we offer at
lose than belt regular prise
Poz's
DRUG STORE,
DURHAM BULL 12 MONTHS
old for sale, roan in Dolor. P1T81R
ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Oon.9, Grey, Brussels
P, 0, tie
$20,000 to Loan.
The above sum' has boon planed with :no
for imam dlate investment on farm proper-
ty at 5 per oonb. I1 ititlsa 000 eatiefaatory
Mane may be completed in 8 days, Liberal
terms as to repayment. Apply ae tonne to
W. M, SINCLAIR, Barrister, &o , Brussels,
HOUSE AND 1+ ACRES OF
street, Bruseeis, for Bale. Will be eoldr Turnberry
or house and lots separately, to snit
pnrolinear. Good dairy business In oo0vee-
tion, Possession could -be given any time.
Per price, terms, &c., apply to EMIL Mo.
LAUGHLIN, Brussels.
T. LECKIE,
LILR7 AND pnoio INSilRAN017,
LOAN AND. REAL ESTATE AGENT,
VALUATOR, No.
Office over Bureley's Drug Store,
Peb, 5111, 1902. - 90.8m Brussels.
Lime
The Bodmin Lime Works,
4111 Line, Morris, are ready for
the Spring trade and have a
quantity of fresh lime on hand.
Guaranteed to be first-class.
Price 16c. a bushel at the kiln.
A. Nicholson & Son.
41.8m PROPRIETORS.
If writing oedema Ittelgrave le. 0.
owning
Bros.
.
Agents
MISERY
�PIICg�TURE
OF iSB� R Py
is the man with an uncomfort-
able or ill made shoe, Anyone
buying the Slater Shoe from our
high grade stock of shoes, either
ladies' or gentlemen's, will never
be troubled That way. Our,
shoes are made on lasts that con=
form to nature, find the foot' is
made comfortable,r
while looklpl,
aristocratic and stylish. Pricesk"
You can't beat them for quality.;
for the Slater Shoe.
Downing Bros.
We wish to draw attention to the Splendid Range
and Special Values to bo found in our Ready-
made Clothing Department.
—Two piece Suite for bele, flee to eight years, at 92.00, $2,60 and 98 00 that
are well made and extra good value.
—Three Piece Suite, age 0 years and upwards, at 93.60, 94 00, 94.60 and $5,00,
also some very pretty novelties for etnall boyo,
— A largo range to select from in loathe' Suits in Navy Serge, Navy and Black .
Worsted, Grey Stripe, Dark and Light Mix P'weede et $8.75, 94.00, 94 60,
95 00 and $6.00, jest what will please the boys.
— Our Men's Snits at $5.00 are all rlobt, but if you want Something better we
have thorn at 97,00,48.00, 99.00 and 910.00.
SPECIAL—A. Man's Light Mix Tweed Balt, with D, B. Silk Btltobed Vast,
Stylish for young men, et $9 00.
SPEOIAL—A Man's Plain Grey Clay Worsted Suit, extra good value aud
dressy at $10,00,
We have ar
la ge assortment to choose from. The stylus are
right ; Materials good ; well shade ; and best of all we have mark-
ed the prices low. No bother but a pleasure to show you through.
'trachan.
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