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New. Advertisements,
111;0/urelons-•-O. 1?. R.
Leeal—Dr. T. Y. Beau.
Paris Green—:las..''ox,
Loaele—. I, 0, Riobards•
Teaeal.••.fl, A. Deadman,
Turnip Seeds—A. Strachan,
Drees Coeds—Ferguson & JJ1 day,
Dangerous Consolation, -Dr. (them.
To Smokers—G.00.E, Tuokett de Sou.
Thirty Years of Tortnre—Dr. Williams,
Ci rj'C `Mi�,z"tzt,io ` nt.
FRIDAY, <TUN1 14, 1885:
Wan right bas the Dominion Govern-
ment to
overn•mentto shut out West Huron from repro.
sentatiou in the Commons while their
late M, P. is Summering in Florida T 2tt
this ae in many other things it depends
very much on wbioh foot the boot is, but
it is not the square thing all the same,
TOE Patrons of Industry are out with
a manifesto in wbioh they declare war
against the powers at Ottawa and declare
that they have nailed their oolore to the
masthead. Here is what they say
runIT1 AND INDEPENDENCE.
No director or stockholder of any rail..
road or other corporation asking for or
obtaining any emolument front the Gov-
ernment shall be eligible for election to
the House of Commons ; and if such
conditions obeli occur in the .case of a
member already elected, his seat shall
be declared vacant.
It shall be declared a breach of the Ie -
dependence of Parliament Aot for any
member of the House of Commons to
accept fees or emoluments other than bis
yearly salary or sessional indemnity for
any eervioe performed for or on behalf of
the Government.
No member of the House of Commons
stall receive a free pass from any rail-
road or steamship company ; and the
seat of any member ao reoeiving a free
pass shall, on proof thereof, be immedi.
ately be deolared vacant, and the person
so offending shall be disqualified for
membership in the House of Commons
or for any position in the gift of the Gov.
ernment for a space of 5 years.
RIGID ECONODIS.
The Government 'House at Ottawa
shall be abolished: and the bar -room in
conneotion with the House of Commons
and Senate Cbamber eballalso be abolish-
ed.
The system of superannuation, grati-
fies and pensions, except for military
service, shall be abolished.
The Mounted Police of the Northwest
Territories shall be abolished, except in
unorganized districts, In which case the
expenditure shall not exceed $200,000.
The Military College at Kingston shall
ba abolished, and the expenditure on the
militia forces of the Dominion in times
of peace shall be limited to $300,0110.
The granting of subsidies and bonuses
to railroad and steamship companies and
other corporations shall be abolished.
The number of civil servants at Ottawa
and their salaries shall be reduced.
The High. Commissioner in Great
Britain shall have a stated salary with.
out any addition for assistants or perqu-
isites.
REDUCTION OF TILE IIACIIIOERT.
The number of Cabinet Ministers shall
be reduced, and the Canadian Senate
shall be abolished.
TARIFF AND REVENUE.
Luxuries shall be taxed to the fullest
revenue producing extent, and the fol-
lowing shall be admitted free into Can-
ada, viz.:—Oottone, tweeds, woollens,
workmen's tools, farm implements, fence
wire, binder twine, coal oil, iron and
COED.
Signed on behalf of the Grand Board,
C. A. MALLORY, Grand Pres.
L. A. Waxen, Grand Sec.
4 ,tWOOd,
A couple of Atwooditiee drove to Strat-
ford Friday of last week to see Obattelle
banged, but were refused.
Harry and Fred. Richardson left last
week for Swift Current, N. W. T., where
their brother Walter resides.
Bruce Douglas has left for Toronto,
where he has secured a situation in a
wholesale boot and shoe house, we ender•
stand.
R. M. Ballantyne is making prepara-
tions to erect a handsome two storey
brick block on his lot between Douglas'
shoe store and J. L. Mader's property,
now ocoupied by W. Thompson, barber.
Mr, Thompson will move to the premises
ander the Foresters' Hall. Work will be
commenced on the new store right away.
Fatly two hundred people, representing
the dash, beauty and wealth of Elmo. and
Mornington townships, assembled at the
comfortable home of Jno. Roe, Elma,
Weduesday afternoon, June 5th, to wit-
ness the nuptials of hie eldest daughter,
Kate, to Chas. J. Wynn, the genial and
popular proprietor of the Atwood drug
store.
At the annual meeting of the Elms.
Cemetery Co. the following Directors
were elected for the ensuing year, name-
Iy :—Andrew Peebles, Wm. Shannon,
Thos. Smith, Jas. Doualdson, sr., and J.
B. Hamilton. Secretary, Thos. Smith ;
Treasurer, J. B. Hamilton. It was de-
cided to expend $100 this Summer in
levelling and improving the graves. The
Company require all owners of lots to
level and improve their lots forthwith,
otherwise the Company will do it for
them and charge it against the lots.
Two loads of married ladies and gentle.
men of Atwood drove over to Etbel Fri-
day of last week to enjoy their anneal
pic-nic They had a delightful time and
-when they emharlied for home in the
evening their lairita were bra„it and jubi-
lant. There vent, t:teiro n each carry
el] archer. by W SaraereA 3 rt,m F.
Irrrreat reapveatae l . V la n near Geo.
Hamadree Sara =tea Ase ate,. ,'u. a
,art arse a.It £vd Ise Pae *se a riTere, at
orayowthattwdm a*-!ati¢ Mote, vee
nnderattee t. quad a lair stew tear it s
tela.u'ta i.J;i:.r cite wS the ea e--Yearerr 3
—nee, t notelug the oar genas in-Re-
erimasviev.:.trws1he;,'ou d It -10M *,l
them Luattem tea le,ght a .guse.ws, /Ire. 1..
Switzer acrdMax.W.F Fermi ita par.
ticular, +chose oases required rnedf.oal at-
tendance, The others got ebak'en up esn-
eider0bly, but were not 'bort. Fortun-
ately the tomes etopped when the wagon
box upset, otherwise we might have had
to reporta fatality Or two,
At the last mpobing of Biwa township
doornail ib was moved by Mr. IIamnond,
seconded by Oar. Bothwell that the heave
be instructed hi draft a petition to the
Dominion Parliament, sohoiting them to
bake into vonsideration the dredging; of
the Maitland river in the townships of
Blma and Grey, which improvement is
so vary important to render the elver a
auffroient outlet for the numerous Braine
Sowing into it, Carried.
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Wm. Jap]isop is putting up a kitchen
to his residence.
A report was of onlnted that Tae.
Martin's barn was destroyed by Ore Itlop.
day noon. We are pleased to say it is
utterly untrue,
A pertain young gentleman of the Gtb
line had his sweetheart to Wroxeter, a
short time ago. •Tom. mostly "Balli.
dare" in that town.
The aianusl pio•nio in nonneetiwa with
Barrie's sobool will beheld in Mr, Niehoi'11
grove on Friday aftsrnoen, Tune 21. A
good time is expected. •
On Thursday morning of this week
Mrs, . Thos. Bone left for a visit to. her
mother in'Dorsstsbire, England, , She
goes on the Labrador, Dominion Line to
Liverpool..
On Wednesday of last week W. Mills
dead Miss Little to the hymeneal altar
and by the aid of Rev, H. J, Fair, of Lori.
doeboro', made her Mrs. Mille. The eon -
treating parties live in Hallett. There
were about 150 guests at the wedding.
Simon Forsyth and Tohn ltloOutoheon
left on the 21 day excursion to Algoma
on Thursday of this week. They pur-
chased their tickets from T. Farrow,
Brussels,taking the boat et Owen Sound.
An old resident of Morris inthe person
of James McCracken, uncle to Councillor
McCracken, of Brussels, died in Nebraska
on May 24th, aged 70 years. He took up
the farm now owned by Hugh Forsyth,
nth line, and was one of the first settlers.
Deceased removed to the States 28 years
ago. Mrs. McCracken died in 1877. Sev-
eral ohildreo survive the parents,
Hx?IENEAL—Wednesday of last week T.
H. Wilkinson, V. S., of Port Elgin, for-
merly of Morris, was united in matrimony
to Miss Rebecca Rife, of Walkerton.
Rev. Mr. Billiton performed the oeremony.
Ur. and. Mrs. Wilkinson were spending
part of their wedding trip in visiting
relatives and friends in this locality dur.
ing the past week.
OBIT. -0n Tuesday night of last week,
ex -Councillor Jas. Proctor, one of the best
known and moat highly esteemed residents
of the township, passed away after au ill.
nese of less than a week's duration. For
some time he had nob beau well, but of late
he had greatly improved in health, and
the Thursday before his death he was
planting corn, and it is supposed he over-
heated himself. He was taken seriously
ill that evening, and though all that
•medical okilr and oareful nursing could
do was done, he died as stated. The de-
ceased was the eldest son of Chas. Proct-
or, and held a position in the Morrie
gonncbl for a number of years. He was
in his 43rd year and leaves a wife and
three children as well as his aged father
and mother and several brothers to
mourn thsir logs. The funeral took place
on Tbursday to the Brandon cemetery,
and was largely attended, the A. 0. 17.
W. taking charge of the funeral.
Scaoor, REPORT.—The following is tbe
standing of the pupils in S. S. No. 4,
Morris, according to marks obtained
during the month of May. Fifth class.—
Taylor Pipe. Sr. 4th.—Robs. Maunders,
Ettie Davis, Lyon Pipe, Millard Cardiff.
Jr. 4th. Norah Maunders, Ida Mooney,
Maud Hoggard, Lillian Mooney, Willie
Cloakey, Lulu Davis. Jr. 3rd.—John
Cloakey, Geo. Innes, Jas. Innen, Susie
Manning, Willie Johnston, Jos. Fetch.
Sr. 2nd.—Richard Cardiff, Milton Sharpe,
Earnest Mooney, David McCuteheon,
Myrtle Nichol. Jr. 2nd, A.—Pearl Pipe,
Clara Mooney, Bertha Nichol, Geo.
Davis. Jr. 2nd, B.—Mabel Nichol,
Nelson Maunders, Jessie Greenslade, Liz-
zie Davis, Willie Ames, Willie Flat,
Minnie Mooney, Charlie Barrie, David
Walker, Jimmy Hoggard, Ethel Pipe.
Jr. pt. 2nd.—Minnie Walker, Carrie
Speir, Mabel Pipe, Bertha Sharpe. May
monthly exam.—Fifth clase. Taylor
Pipe, Frank Cloakey. Sr. 4th.—Lyon
Pipe, Robt. Maunders, Millard Cardiff,
Ettie Davis. Jr. 4th.—Norah Maunders,
Maud Hoggard, Ida Mooney and Willie
Oloakey, (equal) Lillian Mooney, Lulu
Davie. Mees HALLIDAY, Teacher.
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Robert Howie, of Colchester, sold 2,000
bushels of wheat at $1.05 this week at
Kingsville. Mr. Howie has held a large
portion of this wheat in his barns for
over two years.
The salmon run in the Fraser and Col-
umbia rivers bhie season has been excellent
and it declared by some of the oldest
fiebermen on the river's that tbe quality
of the fish was never so fine. The weight
of the salmon is increasing yearly, and
this year averages fully twenty eight
pounds per salmon. Buyers and dia.
bributers say that a large proportion of
the public of this continent have only
recently begun to be consumers of can-
ned salmon, a result asoribod to the re-
cent innovation of packing perfect stealre
of the fish in oval cans. About 100,000
oases of Columbia River salmon have
been bought for the British isles this sea-
son against 80,000 cases lass year.
60 DAYS
CANADIAN
NORTH-WEST
EXCURSIONS
PRONE ALL STATIONS
JUNE 25 Good to return until AUG. 24
, JULY 8 " SEP. 8
JULY 23 SEP. 22
—TO-- 1805
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ireeron
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scar/G
MOe%om1n.
Regina P ��" y'q
Ferkton.. - - } 430. ®o
trigs Albert f ,tZ•355, .00
Calgary W
Eto $40.0 0
Bit moDsr
Holders of July 0th and 93rd 1xeurelen
T.ieketewill cbe to good Ewa to attend the
R innlpeg Induebr[at rat". ,lttly fsth to.2tltlr,
and Grand Tarrllorial Exisealtfon, Iteglna,
July?4tb to aunnat 1010,
T. FARROW,
AGEIQT, BiiUSBELS.
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To Smokers
To meet the wishes Of their anaboneere
The Geo. 17. Tuokett t'i Son Co., Ltd.,
lliamilbon, Ont„ have plaoaui upon the
market
A Combination Plug of
" B"
SMOKING T00A000
This supplies a long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 pent plug, or a 10
Dent piece or a 5 oast piece of the famous
co B'brand of pure Virginia To,
ba000.
The tit tag <I'' Fc B" Is on -every piece.
McLEO D' S
System Renovator
, AND OTHER--
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoveriehed
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpate, -
tion of the -Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory,.Bronohitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. ?Titus' Dance,
Female irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MaLEOD,
Prop, and Manufacturer.
Sold by JAMES FOX,
Druggist Brussels.
If you want to Travel
NORTH
,
SOUTH
EAST or
WEST.
—TAKE THE—
Grand Trunk.
J. N. KENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
POS'
its t , 1895
The CVeaAesi Cash Store ill the Copal!,
The above looks like a big statement but
every day adds Additional Proof to it by
. an Appreciative Public.
We are here to stay and give customers the benefit of the Newest and
Best goods at Lowest Prices. You don't have to pay here for the goods
someone else gets and don't pay for as we don't give eredit and conse-
quently don't have anybad debts.
Now is the time for Light Summer Goods.
We have them in Great Variety,
See our Cha]lies, beautiful goods, 27 inches wide, fast colors, worth anywhere;l0e. per yard, our price
5c. per yard.
Dotted Muslins from 10c. per yard up. Just the thing for Ohildren's wear, nice, cool and light.
Pure Swiss Pindott Mullins ingreat variety: We start thele at 15o. per yard. These are the correct
goods for Ladies' Summer wear, you would do well to see our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Have you seen the Ladies' Stainless Black Hose, we are selling two pairs for 25c. Some people charge
that much for one pair.
Laces in endless variety bought from the best Manufacturers. The very Newest designs.
Men's Top Shirts for Summer wear, if you Fant to keep cool during the warm weather put off your
heavy goods and buy one of our Readymade Shirts. We start them at 20c. each.
Have you tried our famous Salada Ceylon Tea, it is gaining great-
ly
reatly in favor with those who have tried it. We have it at 30c., 40c.
and 50c. per pound. Every pound guaranteed—if not satisfactory we
return you your money. Also a full line of Staple Groceries in stock
very cheap.
GAR FIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
Brimg your Produce here, we pay the Highest.
We are prepared to take ally quantity
of Wool either for Cash or Trade.
We have a large Assortment of-4km.,
Tweeds, Flannels, Carpets,
• Blankets, Yarns, Knitted
Goods, Sac., to choose from.
We are also prepared to take in all kinds
Manufacturing, Roll Carding, Spinn-
ing, Weaving, Fulling, Dressing, &c.
HOWE Sc Co.,
Next door to Blashill's Butcher Shop,
T
S
Bangholm,
Hall's Westbury,
Sutton's Champion,
Sharpe's Improved,
Skit'ving's Improved,
Royal Norfolk,
Green Top,
Elephant Swedes,
All of the above Seeds are Guar-
anteed Fresh and True to Name.
A. STRACHAN.
CA
AN7)
Creamery Cans
We have in stock a large assortment of Milk
supplies of every description. If you want a
good •article we can give you the Best that's
made. If you require anything in this line
call on us.
All Kill oI Jo6b�g
Attended to and work executed Neatly, Cheaply and
Expeditiously.
EAVETROUGHING,
IRON ROOFING
AND FURNACES
Our Specialty. A.11 Work Guaranteed Satisfactory,
Full line of Shelf Goods, Cutlery,
Lamps, Brushes. Fly Screens, 8cc.
We handle Cook, Coal and Box Stoves
of the Best Manufacture\and sold at close margins,
Special Attention gi, en
Ordered Work in the Tin Shop.,
4' 9I,
Best Americ n and Canadian Coal
0i1, Castor be and Machine Oil.
A share of the Patronage c.( the. Public asked for.
WILTON &"TRNBULL.
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