The Brussels Post, 1902-5-22, Page 89e. per lb, in quantities. Full directions fur -
Waled for spraying.
PARIS 'GREEN
The Best English Quality for 26c per lb,
HELLEBORE MOTH BALLS
BED BUG POISON"
l
Drug and
,� Store
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. a & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Gonia Bonne GOINa Senna.
Express 7:18 a,m 1 Mail 2.10 p.m
lamed 0;46 a,m I Express 8:17 p.m
A ahiel's amang ye•takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
ISsPORTED strawberries are here.
LEAanc Foot Ball match Thursday
evening.,.
Woos, seven is at hand. Try Brae.
sale market.
THE nrospeotfor fruit is promising if
blossom is any indication.
A NEW plank floor has been put down
in the Queen's Hotel stables.
BRaes0Le market wants large quantities
of wool. See the advertisements of oar
denten.
Enna Monday Brussels base ball team
will cross bate with Wingham sluggers in
Lnoknow,
Tax Leckie boys reoeived a pair of
thoro'bred Belgian hares this week rte a
'gift from a London friend.
R.Laaxnann,aa invested in a blaok
pony to be utilized by the daughters in
pleasuring, thereby adding to the improve.
meat in health to Miss Pearl.
OWING to ill bealth on the part of Alex.
McKay, necessitating a holiday Jno.
Olivar baa taken charge of alobt. Gra-
hem's storehouse at the G. T. R.
Ten chit home on the Bowling lawn
was newly shingled this week. A coat
of paint and some internal imporvemsnte
are also on the program. The lawn is
going to be in fine condi/ion this season.
W. H. &snit, Secretary of the Fall Fair,
bas Bemired James Fax, the beet known
humorous vocalist in the Province, for
Eset Heron Fall Fair Concert. Other
excellent talent will also be engaged for
that oocaeion.
NEW PHOTO. GALLEus.—N. Ores°, photo.
greener, has leased the studio in the
Stratton blook, Brueeele, and has taken
poeeeseion this week. By way of intro•
duction be is offering special bargains in
his work for the next month and will be
pleased to have you Dail.
NOT AS Oonnaoo AS IT MIGHT DE,—The
Wroxeter Star, last week, remarked
"Brussels and Walton played a game of
football, at Braseela Tuesday evening.
Before the match Brussels thought they
had a enap and when the game stood 2 to
0 in their favor they were sure of it, bat
the kickers from the little burg turned
the tables and finished the game by a
more of 5 to 2 in favor of the visitors."
The principal thing requiring correction
in above item is that Brussels won by 2
to 1 whioh rather spoils the little yarn.
KEEP Tuna OUT THE STnoETs.—By-Law
No. 1 of the Village of Brussels, Seo, 21.
The attention of all persona in Brussels
is oalled to tbefollowingsection.—Seo. 21,
"No person shall discharge any gan, fowl.
ing piece or other firearm, or set fire to
any cracker, squib, serpent, rocket or
other firaworke in, or throw any cracker,
squib, rocket or other fireworks into any
of the streets, squares, lanes or other
paths planes in the town and no demon.
atration with fireworks shall take plane
in the limits of the town without permis-
sion Prom the Mayor in writing, and such
permission in writing shall set
forth the names of the streets, squares,
lanes and other public planes in the town
in whioh each demonstration shall take
place, as well as the day and hours on and
ab which such demonstration shall be
held," The fine for violation of the above
is from $2,00 to $25.00.
DIonRIOT S. S. CONVENTION.—The elev-
enth anneal Distriot Sabbath School
Convention will be held in Melville church
on Friday, May 50, 1002. The seseiona
Commencing at 10 a, m., 1.80 and 7.30 p.
n, The program is as follotds ; Fore-
noon seniors—Devotional exeroises •
"Formation of the Child's Cheraoter,
(e) The influence of the Homs, Mrs. I.
Ram, (b) The influence of the Sabbath
School, Miss Etta McNair, (o) The in.
fiance of the Oommnnity, T. Straoban ;
discussion ; •'How to improve and en-
courage the S. S. staff," Rev. 0.. H.
Brown, B. A., B. D. ; discussion ; ap.
poiatment of Oommittees and °losing.
Afternoon session—Devotional exercises ;
Introduction and address of Preeideub
Bleat'; Addroes, "The Life and Labors
of St. Paul in relation to S. S. "neon
for the year," Rev. ;no, Holmes ; "How
best to cultivate a Missionary Spirit in
tbe,Sabbeth School," Rev. M. G. Jarrow ;
dieoaoeion • Round Table Conference,
pounded by J. A, Jaokeon, B. A„ Pro.
vincial S. S. Seorotary ; "Some of the
Characteristics of a good Sabbath Sohool,"
0, F. Blair; "Ought children attend
the regular Churdh services ?" Rev. F.
Swann ; announcements and oloaiog.
Evening seseion—Song service; opening
exorcises ; !'Our duty at the present stage
of the Temperance Movement," Rev. H,
Irvine, Listowel ; anthem by choir ; ad•
areas by Provincial S, S. Sanatory Jack -
mon t anthem by choir ; closing exernises,
Mies Thurso Gerry and Mies Jennie
H:abkiik, Organiets. A oolleotion will be
taken up at afternoon and evening sea -
Bions to defray expenses. It, McKay is
the Preeident, and W. H. Kerr the Bea.
rotary.
SAT•U0DAg will be a public holiday. The
Bank and banineae places will be closed.
GnonazEDWARDS drilled 'the well at the
residence of Mrs. Frank O,iver, Albert
street last week.
WHAT about our annual celebration of
June 2Gtb ? It will soon be time to hustle
for it to ensure seatless.
Masses. GRovnn at Oo. have leased the
Garfield House, Brueeels, and will move
a stook of general merchandise into it
early in June. The building will reoeive
attention from the painters before oo-
oapation by the new firm.
A. Covsoaa, Geo. Rogers and W.F.
Scott will be the Deputy Returning
officers for the election next Thereday in
Brussels and the polling places will be at
J. J. Gilpin's office, the Council ohamber
and Geo. Birt'° reeidenoe.
GnADDATRD,—Tac POST heartily con•
gratulates Damian F. Stewart and Fred.
F. Wilson, of Brussels, on their mouse
in passing their final examinations as
Druggists at the College of Pharmacy,
Toronto. Mr. Stewart was in the Honor
list. Mr. Wilson is writing now for the
degree of Phm. B„ after whioh be will
some home for a holiday. Huron Co.,
students were well to the front, H. 0.
Dunlop, of Goderiob, won the John
Roberts' scholarship, the College gold
medal and the Chambers medal, the
latter in chemistry. Wm. Beaker, of
Fordwioh, captured the D'Avignou medal
for dispensing.
DON'T„ SPRAY WHILE IN BLOOM.—The
Ontario Bee Keeper'e Association desire
to draw the attention of the public] to the
fact that a number of members Buffer
from persons aprayingfrnittrees in fell
bloom and their bees are being killed in
this way which is prohibited by an act of
Parliament assented to in 1892. (1) No
person in spraying or sprinkling fruit
treee daring the period within whioh
saoh trees are in full bloom shall use or
cause to be peed any mixture containing
Paris ,Green or any other poisonous sob•
stance injurious to bees. (2) Any per.
son contravening the provisions of this
Ant shall on conviction thereof before a
jnetioe of the pease, be snbjeot to a penal-
ty of not less than $1,00 or more than
$5.00, with or without ousts of proseoa•
Non, and in case of a fine or a fine and
costs being awarded and of the same not
being upon oonviotion forbbwitb paid the
justice may commit the offender to the
common goal, there to be imprisoned for
any term not exceeding thirty days nine
the fine and ooete are sooner paid.
Foo' BALL.—The League Foot Ball
match between Brussels and W ingbam was
played in the latter town on Friday even•
!ng of last week with John Jaaksoo, of
Blyth, as referee. It was a hot time all
through with little advantage to either
side finally resulting in favor of the home
team by their sooring the winning goal
as the shadows gathered patting good
play ant of the question to those not
intimately acquainted with the Park.
Braseela bad two of their players, in
whom great dependence was placed, viz.,
Tony Sample and George Fergaeon, laid
off by sprained ankles. D. Diosley, of
Wingham, was also used np by an injar-
ed shoulder. The some was 2 to 1. Some
of the onlookers think not a few of the
Wingham spectators were wanting in
the fairness expected in any town to
visitors. The teams were composed of
the following players :—
WINGHAbi BanSSEL5
F Rash Goal L Earn
I Carr
E itchy e..,...... v
Backe
.. A Sample
Mitchell ll 1
3 o e � �"1.... P
J Plaren . G Ferguson
W Pearson i Bache O B a
H Ansley A MGN Bhtoache
W Burgess F Bootie
F Harrison W Good
D DinsleY Forwards T McRae
R Alkene I W Roche
H Thornton .. 111
... W Cameron
The Wingham team while considerably
heavier than ours is hardly in it for
scientifio football. Retdrn match will be
played in Brussels on Friday, Jnne 6.
Wool.—From Toronto dailies of Wed.
needay the following note ie taken of
special interest at this amen of the year ;
—The new olip will soon begin to come on
the market and the general situation for
coarse wools is exoitiog more interest. It
is not encouraging either to growers or
dealers, There are, it is estimated, half a
million pounds of the clip of last year and
the year before still to be disposed of in
this Province. While the prices of fine
and medium grades have advanced in the
outside market coarse wools show little or
no improvement. Exporters are some.
timee charged with purposely bearing the
situation at thin season of the year in
order to seoare wool at low prima. They
say, in answer to this, that while they
like to see the growers get good prioee
they are opposed to easing the buyers pay
higher prime than they oan get for the
product. 'three years ago, after the bulk
of the Clip had been disposed of by the
growere, the pride advanoed handsomely,
but the last two years there bas been no
saoh opportunity for letting out the holder
with a good profit. The export demand
at present is about aS dull as ever, and
local dealere do not seem to see any ins•
pravement in the immediate future for
wool. Palled wools are very dull, Fleece
—With fine weather good progress sboald
be made with the olip the next oonple of
weeks. At present the receipts have been
largely confined tome!! lots of tnwashed.
The demand is slow at present and the
market is dell. Looal dealer') are quoting
13o for washed fleece and 7c for ena mehed.
Palled Wools—The market ie doll and
prices are nominally unchanged eb 3.8o to
100 for extras and 14e to Rio for opera.
TIA.N. 0,4002 A.1.4
UuAltAll for Hislop' "BUILD tiP QN';!"ARIO."
saw the Foot bail Ibis (Thursday)
r 3
evening on Victoria Park,
,Cult Powg weiaopgee the edbool tgoobers
of this Riding to oar teWp,
/lode RCF?. lee) on Sib eon, of Grey.
Finder will mnoh Oblige by leaving 5808
at Bit POST.
BsOsseLo Base Ball teem will play' in
Lietowel on Saturday with the olub of
that town. TWO games aro announced.
B005asas Brneselitesattended the Wed,
ding of Geo, 13, Ballard, of Listowel, and
Mies Tilde ISpRne at Oranbroolr on Wed,
needay evening and spent a splendid
time,
Id. M. SoOTT and JNo. Puna are boom.
ing the Freudians Fuel Saver and amok°
consumer and have installed a number
already in the faotoriss and mills of this
oowntq.
Da, G. R. Martin, formerly of Brpseels,
writing Tan Pear from Croswell, ltl.ioh„
says :—All well es ueuaL Our town is
booming thisSummer. The Senilat
Sugar Refining Go. is building an immeueo
plant. .Over 70 new houses have been
about 8
taint in menthe.
G. T.R.—Fallowing. are the shipments
for the past week; --Geo. Beat car bogs
and ear of nettle ; 2 oars bogs and 3oar
cattle by A. 0. Dames. 5 °are of coal and
a oar of rooksalt were received by the
Balt Werke and a oar of machinery for
D. A. Oradell.
AaouottnEaa AND PEPLUM—Following
is the list of licensed 0uationeere and
pedlars in Boron 00., ae certified to by
Co. Treaanrer Holmes ;—Auotiooeere,
Thomas Gundry, John Gerrie, Jas. Stan
ley, F. S. Suott, Henry Terraria°, Thos.
Cameron, John Gill, Henry Brown, Joe•
epb Cowan, K. M. Charles, 0. H. Wilson,
A• H. Gorman, Tbomas Brown, John
Knox, D. Diakfnsoa, 0. H. Merryfield,
Jae, Henderson, David Saadebson, Ed-
ward Bosssoberry, B. S. Phillipe, G.
Barton, 0. Hamilton, J. H. llavill, W. J.
Miller, Philip Sipple — 25. Pedlars,
Louis Rasbkopaki, Sam Fine, Henry Hay•
den, Jae. W. Gibson, J. E. Harnwell, Jas,
T. Ross, John A. MaKay,'Jacob Yaffe,
W. K. Whaley, W. J. Miller, Geo. Beatty,
J. H. Jobns, Anthony MaDooald, W. J.
McCracken, J. L. Frey, Thomas Langan,
Geo. French, G. F. MaPbee, T. Wallace,
Albert King, W. W. Treleaven, Fred.
Gossmad, Fred. Morgan, W. 3. Sander -
eon, Walter Innes, D. O'Gorman, L. Gib -
eon, Rebt, Powell -28.
SAD DEAT[1.—The people of this eons•
muoity were greatly saddened on Thurs•
day evening of last week when it was
dieaovered that William Newsome, of
Queen street, Brussels, an old and well
known resident, had taken bis own life.
Shortly after 7 o'olook p. m. John Hill
was fishing from the East aide of the Mait•
land, Boma dietaooe above the Mill darn,
when hie attention was attracted by the
violent barking of a little dog and o0 bis
going to aeaertain the sense the body of
Mr. Newsome was discovered, lying Floe
downward in the river. The sad event
was made known very gniakt's and while
Rev. G. J. Abey was commissioned to
convey the pitiful story to the widow
other kind friends attended to the.remov•
al of the body to his old home. It would
appear that the old gentleman had been
worrying a little of )ate in reference to hie
health and on Thursday morning told his
wife of a peouliar feeling in bis bead as if
something bad baret. After breakfast he
left home and stated that he would go for
a walk but would be home for dinner.
He did not return bat nothing partionlar•
ly strange was thought of this ae be000ae•
ictally visited with the neighbors but as
evening approached his daughter, Mrs.
McGregor went in search and was look-
ing for him when Mr. Hill found him,
Mr. Newsome went across Jae. Burgess'
farm about 9 a. m. and probably went
direst to the river. He had taken his
son's razor along and on arrival at this
out of the way plane bad first of all made
two big slashes at his throat with the
r vin fatal the
an this not o
razor d proving ..
keen edged blade wan returned to hie
coat. This garment was than removed
and pined on the river bank, along with
his bat and cane and the old gentlemen
evidently deliberately walked into the
watery grave. It is supposed he had
been dead for hence before the body was
found faithfully watched over by the little
dog. The ssbjeot of this notice was born
in Pickering, England, and oame to Can-
ada with his parents when about 9 years
of age, locating in Whitby vicinity. 50
years ago he was united in marriage to
Mise Susan Faller, his now bereft
partner. After Living in Bien.
shard for a time Mr. and Mrs. New•
some moved to Grey township settling on
West d lot 14, ocn. 14, whioh they sold to
Jno. E. Smith, before moving to Braseela
in 1880, where they have continuously re.
sided. The children are ;—Mrs. T. Mo -
Gregor, Brussels ; Mrs. McIntosh, Trost
Creek, Ont. i Mrs. Jno. Cooper, Mrs.
Freak Fieblefgh, Mrs. Ohne. Fiebleigh
and Mrs. Schulte, all of Ohioago ; Mrs.
A. Stewart, Trout Creek ; Thomas,
of town, John, of Notch Hill, B.
0., and Robert, of Toledo, Ohio.
Alt were here for the fan oral on Sunday
excepting Mrs, Stewart and two of the
brothere. Rev. G. J, Abey conducted a
short eerviae at the Newsome residence
at 4.30 o'clock and the remains were then
oouveyed to the cemetery. The pall
bearers were o14 neighbors in the persons
of John Hill, Alex, Stewart, Jno. Mo.
Kenzie, Chas. Howlett, P. Watson and S.
Crawford. Deceased was 83 years, 4
mouths and 15 days old ; waa a Oon-
servative in politios ; held to the church
of England, and was a quiet man who
enjoyed the respeot of the community.
Mre. Newsome end family are deeply
sympathised with in their sodden
bereavement.
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EAST HURON
CAMPAIGN.
Polibinal Meetings ill the iolereet of
ARCH. HLSLOF, the Liberal (Jantlidste
for the Etta Riding of Huron, will he
held ae follows
ETH17L, Friday May 23rd.
LEADl1URY, Saturday, May 24th.
SCOTT'S sOHOOt HOUSE, TURN.
BARRY, Monday, May 20th,
MEETINGS COMMENCE AT 8 P. M.
Addresses will be given by Mr, 3IielOp
anis others on the Political Questions
of the day,
The Opposition Candidate or Ills Repro -
tali d t tend and take
at
sen ve invited c
part,
"God Save the King."
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Miss B. Spence spent Sunday at F. S.
Baatt's,
John Hill ie enjoying a visit with rel.
ativos in Clinton.
Mre. Thompson, Tarnberry street, was
visiting at Barriaton.
Mrs. 0. R. Van'stone, of Southampton,
is visiting Mrs. Good.
Miee Sadie Maxwell was holidaying
with Wingham friends.
Rev. J. and Mrs. Holmes were visiting
in Wingham this week.
Jno. J. and Min 'Libbie Ball, of Wing -
ham, Sundayed iu town,
Mies Mary Oliver is spending a few
days in Toronto visiting friends.
Mies Thane, Meadows returned to Lon•
don 'on Wednesday of this week.
Nora Mee i e o Holmee and Mies MoOan
were visiting in Wingham last week.
Sydney Dolmage and bride, of MaKill
op spent Sunday in town with relatives.
Mrs. Philip and Harry Ament ere vie
icing in Detroit and Ypsilantifor a tow
weeks.
Wool Wa�le�
. The. undersigned is
prepared to pay the Highest
Market Price for any quan-
tity of Wool. See me before
you sell.
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ALF. BARKER
BRUSSELS.
Mrs, J. Ledkie and three sone leave on
Friday for a short holiday with Toronto
friends.
Miss Luella Holmes left Tuesday for
Wingham and from there goes for a vis-
it to Exeter.
Mre. A. J. Lowry and Miss E. E. Kerr
are in Wingham attending the W. M, S.
Convention.
J. R, and Mrs. Goad, of Trowbridge,
and Mrs. Robt. Stewart spent Sunday at
Eli Smith's.
Mrs. H. Stewart, of Morpetb, Kent 00.,
is the goeet of Mrs. A. Douglas, her sister,
in Brussels.
Misses Lizzie and Hattie Downing and
Miss Edna Guest were visaing in Gods -
rich for a few days last week.
THE Poem is pleased to see Miee Aggie
Donglaoe able to get about after a bons-
ing np all Winter through rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Sprung, of Colborne
township spent Sunday with their laugh.
ter, Mre. Jno. Onnoiugham and family.
Webster Stitt, of MoKillop, has taken a
position with Artist Brewer in the study
of catching the shadow before the sub.
stance fades.
Mre. and the Misses Douglass, a000m•
ponied by their visitors, Mre. Stewart
end Mr. Reynolds, were visiting in Wing.
ham on Monday.
Mies Grace, daughter of Jno. and Mrs.
Walker, has been bothered with Inflam-
mation in her eyes but we hope she will
soon be all right,
We regret to bear of the illness of Mrs.
McLeod, nee Mise Nellie Merrier, but hope
the balmy Spring air will tend to her
restoration to health.
Mrs, Hearn and daughter, of Stratford,
were renewing old friendships in Brno -
sale this week. The family will remove
to Winnipeg whither Mr, Hearn has
gone.
Mre. Will. Ford, of Detroit, ie visiting
Mrs. Jno. McKenzie. Mr. Ford was a
former resident of Brussels having work-
ed in I. C. Richards' shop at harness
making.
Mr. Reynolds, of Stockton, California,
a brother of Mre. 'Douglas, Elizabeth
street, wbo was visiting in Brussels for a
week, returned to the Golden State on
Wednesday.
E. F. MoOromieb and Miss Florence
Glover, whowere seen here during the
season with the Lyceum Opera Company,
and who were spending a few weeks in
London, left on Thursday to join the
Columbia Opera Company at Knoxville,
Teo neeeee, -
J. D. Steward, of Raeseldale,Perth 00.,
known to a good many in Brueeele, arriv-
ed at his home from Scotland, where he
spent all last Sommer as superintendent
of Canadian food preclude at tis Glas-
gow exhibition. Since the alone ofthe
latter he has been spending the time
among friends and the scenes of his early
lite in the old homeland. He looks ex-
oeedingly well and seems to have benefitted
mach from'his trip and visit to bis native
land.
Mr. Griffin, a wenn to Mre. Watson
Ainlay and Fletgjier Sperling of town, is
bete 00 a holiday from California, where
he has spent the paint 40 years. He
favored THE YoST with a call on Weduee•
day and we gleaned from his oonversation
that there is a good big streak of Old
Britain in him yet. Mr. Griffin has been
engaged in mining operations. Hie
former residence was in Perth Co. where
he hue been visiting old friends. A0 he
is a bachelor and not tied to the Wen
hie old friends here are advising him to
make bis home in this locality and we
second the motion.
M 22 1902
ST, ND !' 2.D .A4.7triC OF 0,fl t t4.D4.
xsx, tsZ-j0703 70,
• HEAD OFFICE, ' TORONTO
04PITAL PAID UP (Sine Affiliate Gellert() , $1,90,000
REST 8780,000
dgenorto in all prinpfgai pointy in Ontario, Quadeo, Manitoba, PM ted Stater 40 England.
A General Ranking Tinniness Transacted, Farmers' Notes Dinopunted,
Drafts Tainted and doileetions made on all points.
. SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT.
•
Interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and npwarde and aomponnded bait yearly,
BPECLtL ATTSNTOON OMR TO THE QOLgEOTION OF Femme' Bae Novo.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
payable at any bank issued
boy Or)1 1 at the following rates :—
li 9'E$tLS aff*X67110
Under $10.... 8o, $20 to $30....120
819 to $20.,..100. 30 to 40,.,.140
F, H. GRAY, Aor1No Aosta.
are resident of the riding even if the
oandidate ie nob.
Mr. Marler was "Bold enough to be
bonast, and honest enough to be bold"—
he dared to be a Daniel, and to beard the
lion in hie den, and vote according to
what he honestly oonaidered in the beet
interests of the country,and, therefora
he is now outside the palof Conservative
power. -
Business Locals.
Etas from best pen of Barred Books,
from now to Jane let. -'81.00 for setting
of 16. ALP. BAEEEH, Brunets.
A LOT of second -band organs for sale
cheap, or to rent. Some of, them almost
new.. R. LEATHEIGALE..
Coma 1 Ohio Bailey, Crompton's,
North Dakota, Exoeleior and all the rest
of them. G. E. Kota, Wingham. tf
Fauns Peowa—lrarmers desiring the
beet plow should call on me and order a
Fleury. JNo. LONG, Agent, Brussels.
Enos 14o. Dose it pay you to give the
pedlare 4o per doz. ? Good potatoes 85o
per bush. What are the pedlare paying ?
G. E. KING, Wingham:
To Teal anaia.—Ladies and gentlemen,
all cutlery oan be ground, sberpened.•and
repaired by Sawfiler McGregor, Mill
street Eaet, Brussels. Choice work at
reasonable prioee.
DnEs81aAEINn.—Mise Violet Cooper is
prepared to attend to the wants of the
ladies in dressmaking, the work to be
either taken to her boos or done at the
residenoes of her patrons. Satisfaction
neared.
Several things have been made olear
(1) No pulpwood erase have,been given
away, (2) There was not a secret agree.
mens in respect to any ono of them. (8)
The Coneervativee gave their consent
to nix out of seven of them and moved
no amendment to the eeventh when it
was soder disouaeion.
The Ontario opposition io on record
against the grant of $2,000 lox the farm
of the Agrichltural College and the $1,400
voted for the Poultry Association. A
motion to strike out these name was
made by Mr. Carnegie and Mr. Kidd.
This merely ehowe incapacity, not an in.
telligent objection to the outlay,
Thirteen or fourteen public meetings
have been held, so tar in East Huron
eleotion cam ai n but the Liberate have
been alone in their glory. Why is Nile?
If the Opposition policy is as good as Mr.
Whitney says and no the Conservatives
think in other ridingsby the light they
are putting np what hi the matter with
Etat Tinton 7 Anumber of good speakers
0RN.
Rosa.—In Grey on April 28, to Mr. and
Mre. Jno. Rosa, a Soo.
a?QARRI>=7D-
BALLAED-MCRAE.—At the manse, Oren•
brook, on May 21, by Rev. D. B.
McRae, assisted by Rev.•A. J.
Sanders, of Listowel, Mr. Geo. B.
Ballard, of Lietowel, to Mies Matilda
H. deugbter of Rev. D. B. and Mrs.
McRae.
sxIGa.
KELLY.—In Morris, on May 14, Jennie
E., daughter of Geo. and Mrs. Kelly,
aged 30 years and 5 months.
Lanthew.—In Tnokeremitb, on May I2nh,
George Laidlaw, father to Mrs. Geo.
Jaokeon and brother to R. B. Laidlaw
and Mrs. Robt. Sbortreed, of Morrie
township, aged 78 years, 4 months
and 20 days.
NEwsoaaE —In Brussels, on May 15th,
William Croft Newsome, aged 83
years, 4 months' and 15 days.
tT SSS.S 2.a;AZ2C, TS
Fall Wheat.... 74 75
Barley 48 50
Peas 70 71
Oats 39 40
Butter, tube and roils 12 13
Eggs per dozen 11. 12
Flour por Oct. 4 00 6 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 85 85
Apples (per bbl.) 2 00 3 00
Hay per ton 7 00 8 00
Sheep skins, eaoh 26 25
Lamb skins reels 25 30
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hides trimmed' 6 6i
Hides rough 5 5
Hoge, Live 7 00 7 10
Wool 12 18
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for ranoh purposes.
Apply to GEO. BEST, Brueeele.
HAIR DRESSING.—THE UN.
oEnasGNED wishes to announce to
the ladies of Brueeeleand vicinity that she
1s prepared to make switches out of comb -
Inge and ant hair, at her •home, Mill street
West,Bruesele. MRS, HINGSTON.
TLECKIE,
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
VALUATOR, Jno.
Office over Hureley'e Drag Store,
Feb. 6th, 1002, 90.9m Brussels,
MEETING OF THE HURON
The Bummer Session of the Connell of the
County of Huron will be held in the Coulsotl
Chamber -in the Town of Goderich, corn -
manning at 8 o'clock p, m, on the first Tues-
day in June next.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Goderiob, May 21st, 1002.
OUSE AND CARRIAGE
PAINTING, &n,—The undersigned is
prepared to attend to the wants of the pub -
lie in hones painting, paper hanging, decor.
sting, carriage painting, AM. Batislaation
assured and reasonable priori (Merged.
Give me a call. T. SNIDER,
M111 street, :Brussels,
COUNTY COUNCIL.
$20,000 to Loan.
The above num ; has boon placed with me
tar lmmodiate Investment oh, farm proper-
ty at 6 per Dont, If (Bliss are eatisfeotory
loans may be completed in 9 days, Liberal
tome as to r'opayment. Apply at ohne to
W, M. BINOLAYR,10 arrlstor, ha.Brno sale,
u1
OU U AND 1-k ACRES OF
s
street laud eligibly ole. it Tu nborr
street, Brnsnols,l los unle. Will besolden
Woo or honed and lots separately, to suit
'purchaser, Good dairy bueinese In souses-
tion. Poeeoosion could be given any time.
Forppribs, terms, ka,, apply to NEIL Mo.
LABOR/AN, Bref oele,
DURHAM BULL 12 MONTHS
old for Bale, roan in color. PETER
ROBERTSON, Lot 8, con, 9, (}ley, B ruseole
0OURT OF REVISION.
v TO 8HIP F ,
WN G MORRI B
Notice la hereby given that the Maniolpal
Council of the Corporation of the Townekip
of Morrie, County of Eurou, will meet an
Court of Revision et the TOWNSHIP HALL
Ort Slanday, Dirty Seth, at 10 o'clock a. to.
Parties interested will govern themselves
a000rdingly.' Waf.'CLABIE, Clerk,
000RT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
Notion le hereby given that the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Grey, County of Huron, will meet as Court
of Revialon at the TOWNSHIP :HALL,
ETHEL, on Olonday. June 2nd, at 10
°'°look a. m. Parties interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
JOHN MoINTO8H, Clerk.
1'ARM FOR SALE—THE UN-
DEnoraNED Offers Ilia 100 acre farm for
sale, being 8i Lot 17, Con 4, Morrie, There
is a bones, two good barni•40x52 fest'eaoh, 2
good wells ; orobard; well fenced ; 75 agree
cleared, balance good bush. Poeseeelon
given to snit purchaser. Farm 15 lu good
locality, 4 miles from .Belareve and 6 to
Bruasols, Wll1 also sell a Waterloo Steam
Engine and a OBaton "Monarch" Separator,
two grain grinders and a °rasher. For prim)
and terms apply on the promisee or if by.,
letter to JAMES CLOAKEY, Proprietor,
45.4 Brussels P, O.
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QEALED TENDERS addressed to the un-'
dersigned, and endorsed "Tender for
Poet Office, Clinton," will be received et this
°Moe until Tuesday. 9rd June next, lnolu-
eively, for the erection of a Post Office, at
Clinton. Ont., aaoording to plans and epeci-
,cation to be aeon at the Department of
Public Works. Ottawa, and on application
to the Macpherson & Hovey Co., Clinton.
Tenders w111 not be considered maces
made on the form supplied, and signed with
the actual signatures of the tonderere.
An accepted cheque on achartered bank,
payable to the order of the Minister of Pub-
lic Works, equal to 10 per tient. (10 p.0.) Of
the amount of tender, meet accompany each
tender; The cheque w111 be forfeited if the
party decline the contrast or fail to com-
plete the work contracted for, and will be
returned in ease Of non-aeoep(ance of ten-
der:
The Department does not bind itself to
accept 011a lowest 00 any tender..
by ardor,
FRED. GELI
Secret Ory,
Department of Pobllo Works,
Ottawa,l20h May, 1802.
Newspapers inserting this advertisement
witboat authority from the Department,
will not be paid for it. 45.2
Makes Your
Back Lame
to got opt these Spring days and
dig around in the garden doesn't
it ? It'e good for you garden,
good !or the garden too probably,'
'Your appetite grows no doubt and
as for the lameness opo Of oar
Belladonna Plasters
Makes Your Back 'Nell
in a day and a night. It mate you
only a quarter and you feel like a
UM man. Yon will want to wed
gardepa all the while. Try ape.
a'r rte
Fo 7e5
DRUGT E.
S OR
BULL FOR SERYXOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service as
Lot 24, Con. 9. Grey, the there' bred' Short
Horn bull, 'General Buller" =80274, Pod-
igree may be seen on application. Terms,
$1 09. to be paid Jan. 1E4,1009, with privilege
ofzetureing it neeeeearv.
Also the thorn' bred Improved Yorkeblre
boar North Bruoe .Justice 91h'� 9072—,
Pedigree In poaeeesfou of owner 1f µn7
breeder wishes to 515 11. Terme, $1.00, at
time of servloe with privilege of retur11152
it necessary. ROBS. MoDONALD,
41-1 Ethel P.0, Proprietor.
PENITENTIARY SUPPLIES.
SEALED TENDERS addressed "Inslent-
ore of Penitentiaries, Ottawa," and en.
dorsre-
ceived
"Tender for lath Supplies,"
June,inlalastve,
from until a Monday,
from p,1or b desirous a ar contr901.10 3, 100 for
au ,plica, for the fiscal year 1902.1909, for the
following inetitutloaa, namely:
lbineaten Penitentiary,
St. Vincent do Paul Ponitentlary,
Dorobeeter Penitentiary,
Manitoba Penitentiary,
British Oolnmbia Penitentiary,
Regina Sail,
Prince Albert Jail,
Separate tenders will be received for a ton
of the following classes of supplies :-
1. 1'`)oar (Canadian Strong Bakers),
2. Beef and mutton (fresh),
8. Forage, ..
4. Coal (anthracite and bituminous),'
6. Cordwood,
c. Groceries,
7. Coal On (In barrels),
8. Dry Goode,
". Drugs and Medlo)aes.
10, Leather and Findinge,
11. Hardware, Trower°. Paints, eta,
12 Lumber.
Details of information as to form of con-
tract, together with forme of tender, will be
furnished on applications to the Wardens et
the various institutions.
All supplies are eableot totheapproval of
the Warden or Jailer.
A11 tenders submitted must specify clear-
ly the institution, ;or institutions, which it
is proposed 10 supply, and meet boar the
endoreabfon of at least two reaponetble
sureties.
Papers inserting this notice without an.
tbority from the King's Printer will nob be
paid therefor.
DOUGLAS STEWART,
GEO. W, DAWSON,
Inspectors of Penitentiaries.
Department of Justice.
Ottawa, May 12, 1901 45S
J. F. & Co.
Strictly O9ze Price
The Lowest.
A1 Magnifioo t Display of
Ladies' White.
Shirt Waists
We're ready to supply the quick demand that hot
weather is sure to create for White Shirt Waists.
When we're buying Shirt Waists we're not satisfied
with seeing one or two manufacturers' Waists but we
examine them all and buy where we get the Latest
Styles and Beet Values offered. We saw all the
Canadian samples and bought the best values to be had
from each maker and now we have good reasons to
state that we have the most stylish and best values to
be obtained anywhere, And we're satisfied if you
look and compare'as we have done before buying, you
will buy here. Our assortments "are large. Stocks
are conveniently arranged. We invite you to look
and compare and we'll , be pleased to wait on you
whether looking or buying.
. nuoni AdtPIJVpW'll W's,'tr'M'tVd1v
FERGUSON
& CO.