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FALLOW ELECTORS,— '
tae the smoke of the poll.
tioal battle of the 28rd of dune has passed
away, allew me bq.opndratelate you upon
the magnificent victory of the Liberal
party in East Upton and tiareughout the
Dominion. We have great reaspu to
rejoice at the triumph a Liberal priuoi•
plea under the wise and prudent leader.
ship of the lion. pVilfrid Laurlor.We
new look with confidence to a eagaoious
admiuiobration of public again: in the
interest of all glasses and conditions of
men, For your faithfulness to myself
personally I thank you most oordially
and sincerely, It will be my higbeat am-
bition to aerva you to Ilia best of my
humble ability and to keep constantly be.
fore me the greatpan:Aplee of Liberalism
wbiob our fathers fought to establish.
I remain years Sincerely,
DR. P. MAODONALD.
New Advertisements.
Exoureione—G, T. It.
Card—Dr. P. Macdonald.
Pink Pills—Dr. Williams.
Motion sale—Thos. Pepper.
Binding twine—N. <b N. Gerry.
System Renovator—Dr, McLeod.
Paris Green—Deaman & Mooail.
Girl wanted—Methodist Parsonage.
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FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1896.
Ma. Demmer, Liberal, was elected in
Algoma on Tuesday by a good majority.
The standing of the different parties will
not be very pertain until a number of re•
counts aro held. Hon. Mr. Laurier will
be ready to proceed with the formation
of his Cabinet ae soon as Sir Charles
Tupper vaoates.
Mn. Lein has intimated that owing
to the short Summer session of Parlia-
ment the question of revising the tariff
will not be taken up and will consequent.
ly remain as at present until next year.
It ie hinted that several portfolios in
connection with the Cabinet may be
abolished and thereby ourtail expense in
the way of salaries.
Donneov Parliament is supposed to
meet on Wednesday, July 15th. The ses-
• cion will be one marked with particular
and peculiar interest owing to the change
in Governments and the questions of
moment Hon. Wilfrid Laurier and his
supporters will have to deal with. We
believe prudence, economy and states-
manship will mark the career of the Lib-
eral administration and we expect the
pledges made to the electorate will be
conscientiously carried out. Numerous
Conservative papers have already com-
menced their attacks on the Liberals and
are taking special pains to show their
spleen in all that concerns Quebec and
the Roman Catholic faith, whereas two
weeks ago these same newspapers were
worshipping at this very shrine. They
are great at the somersault business.
Ownoe to Sir Oliver Mowat going into
the Dominion Parliament there will
necessarily be a re -construction of the
Ontario Cabinet. lion. A, S. Hardy will
in all probability be the next Premier.
For the vacant portfolio we have much
pleasure in nominating Hon. W. D. Bal.
four, of South Essex. He is a gentleman
of undoubted ability, large experience
and good judgment and has fairly won
bis spurs. His influence is everywhere
acknowledged as a painstaking, eloquent
Liberal whose name has always been
spoken of as a likely one when a vacancy
M the Cabinet moaned. The Govern-
ment will make no mistake in taking
Hon. W. D. Balfour into the inner circle
as he will do bis part so well as to reflect
credit on himselt and honor to the party
be has so faithfully served in the years
gone by.
IN several cases we notice some Con-
servative manufaoturere are playing a
fake game to suit existingoironmstanees,
notably London, in dismissing employees
and threatening to close their manufae.
tories because the High Protectionists
were knocked out on Tnesday of last
week. Had they waited a few months
until the Liberals had assumed the reins
of power there would be some senee per.
haps in trying this role but the dodge is
too gauzy just now to deceive anybody.
There is more capitalinvested in tbie
country by Liberals in manufacturing
industries than by Conservatives and
snob men as Frost & Wood, Livingston
Bertram and scores of others are as
anxious for the 51100055 of this country
and its industries as those fellows who
are weeping or000dile tears to nabob the
workingman's vote in the prospeotive bys.
elections. Coercion, such as was prao.
tided by Some of these N. P. Orme on and
before June 28rd„bad fie effect but the
time for repeating the dose bas gone by
and the great Liberal train isn't going to
bank up or side track their ideas to run
alongside of their selfieh platform. Here
is what Mr. Gurney, a leading and well.
known reannfaotnrer sage in speaking of
the situation r—"We have not °hanged
in any way our plans far the future,.
Two or three reports have oome to ue
f rom the denary that we intend to close
down for 09 days, Of course there is not
the bast foundation Rev acaob statements.
Oar travellers are in, and they report a
very good feeling among our auebonaers
tllroegltoab the oaontey, The tariff nn•.
gnestionably requires sees revision, he
declared, There ere fuequalitiee and in.
juetiees which should be remedied, .and
wbiob mob have been remedied what.
over Government was in power. There
are duties en raw maberiele wbiob are
higher time the duties upon tbs finished
articles which they go into. I have re,
peabedly pointed sono of these out to the
Government. * * For myself, end you.
may quote me a saying it, I me t 110
reason .for appreheueion, and I enter-
tain no apprehension with regard to the
ohanges wbiob Mr. Laurier is likely to
make."
PQLI DIOAL,
CLIPPINGS F11051 THE I'SOESS,
Sir 11. G, Joly de Lotbiniere is an
cession to the House.
Sutherland's majority will be 1,500
Sir Richard Cartwright's 000.
Of all the Cabinet Ministers, Mont
alone inoreased his majority.
Hent (N. B,) the riding wbiob 13
Mr. Poster left for safer quarters, sen
Liberal.
Hon. J. W. Longley couldn't win
Annapolis, and lost one of the Lib
leets,
The Patron leaders, Mallory
Leckie Wilson, fell with their follow
Carecallen, the Conservative-eleot
North Hastings, is a pledged MaCart
ite.
Ouimet's riding went down in
cyclone and Laurxer'a friend holds
down.
Clarke Wallace heads the list of m
jorities and Mr. Laurier gets see
place,
The Ministers who are beet= are M
srs, Dickey, Angers, Taillon and D
jardins,
The Liberals grieve over the defeat
Martin, Mills, Hyman, Tarte and Pat
son.
The Catholics in Ontario seemed
respect that mandsmenb more than tho
in Quebec.
The Liberals captured two seats by
three•coxnered fight, East Lambton
East Hastings.
McCleary and Clancy both oapeur
seats, after being defeated in the lam
ridings in the Local Legislature. '
The Government lost six seats in N
Scotia, which is not a good proof
Tupper's popularity in the East.
In the only four•cornered fight b
tween the four,parties, the Liberals w
This was in Wellington Center.
The only province in which the Go
erumeut did not lose was Prince Edwa
Island, where one seat was added.
Mackie, who defeated. Hon. Pete
White, is a millionaire,
Sir Oliver Mowat received the return
over a private wird at his resident
Needless to say, he was delighted.
Ellis, the victor in St. Johns, is edito
of the St. Johns Telegraph, A few yea
ago he served a term an jail for common
ing on the actions of a judge,
There hasn't been an election i
Frontenao for the last 15 years. In 180
Calvin went in by acclamation and
1880 Kirkpatrick also went in by acola
nation.
Kingston, Sir John A. Macdonald's of
constituency, has shown its disapprove
of the arbitrary conduct of his successor
A.
by giving a Liberal majority of 175. T. Wood,the seniorReform m
f em
her -elect for Hamilton, is in London
Eng., he not having left for home befor
this owing to the illness of his wife.
R. L. Richardson, the conqueror o
Lisgar, is editor of the Winnipeg Tribune
He will probably lead the Liberals in th
West until Martin recovers Winnipeg.
Messrs, Davis, Masson, McKay, Me
Dougall, Metcalfe and Baker, member
of the late House of Parliament, received
Government positions. Every one o
their ridings turned over to the Liberals
The Toronto World thinks it was a
earthquake that struck the Government
Tho Si. Marys Journal sings about i
in this fashion :
The voting's done,
The fight is won,
Unyielding, cruel, flinty,
And some have got
The places sought
And some are with McGinty,
South Wellington, a strong Protestant
nsbituency, elected Christian Klcepfer,
German Boman Catholic remedialist,
footing James Innes, of the Guelph
emery, a Presbyterian anti-remedialiet.
In Centre Wellington both the Patron
d the Mc0arthyibe candidates lose their
Oposits.
Itis said there were more spoiled bol-
ts in this election than in any previous
e.
Mr, Laurier had the magnificent ma•
rity of 2,250 in his constituency, East
The Grits put a head on the Govern.
ant, but it hasn't got its Million..
John Ross Robertson has left for New
ork, to leo his two sons on their way to
ngland,
Sir Charles is not egotistical enough
w to say "I did it.”
Sir Charles seems to have got it on
e I.
The Kinoardine Review says :—Ib may
four years and it may be forever.
In Quebec Laurier won the race be.
ease of his race.
Respectfully do we accept Judge
imet's declaration that "Quebec can
mmand,"
The Government wanted to got Quebec
d they got it—in the neck.
The defeat of Billy Paterson, the bis -
it manufacturer, was a cracker,
Tho Grits had their committee rooms
the office lately vacated by Dr. Whip-
, dentist. Nothing could have been
re appropriate. It was just like pull -
teeth to get Kinoardine people to vote
ainst John Tolmio.--Kincardine Ro-
w..
1obt. Birmingham, Conservative Or.
uizer, has been appointed Superintend -
of the Rideau Canal.
J. Israel Tarte, who was defeated in
aubernois because of the intimidation
workingmen favorable to his canal.
ure, will be provided with a seat,
Astronomers say there • were several
pots on the sun Tuesday.
orbh Perth is sorely Grieve(d) ovor
refill b,
iter 18 years bareback the Grits are
the saddle,,
entlemen, we've got it in the neck,—
Mary's Journal.
We're in the song but just wait till
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USSELS POST
Jou. 8, 1890,
11 was a goad deal of a storm atter all We have the
and a great many of our follows were
eau 'ht out without their umbrellas, Reliable Brands of
The old Tory flag is still there—some•
what torn and ragged, so to speak—but
still able to wave.
Eleotiou campaigns develop the foot
that there are sons lovely liars in this
lair Canada of ou.
For sale 5 thersSt. Mary's Journal
°t31 , an election roaster and 08 stereo•
types headed "'lbah for Tupper 1"
Oonmades leave me hero a little ; I
most worts this problem oub,—W, Prid.
ham, South Perth. '
South Perth has got "that tired feel.
ing." TwIN
This is Thanksgiving Day for the
Qrlts.—SG Mary's Journal.
0 1Y alan' 00Ii
JPo, Knight le home from Belleville
College for his holidays.
Principal Wynn closed hie depertmenb
of the Public Sohool last Friday,
Rev. Mr. Walker preaohee in the
Methediet church next Sabbath afternoon,
A new stable and driving barn is be-
ing built by Anthony McDonald, He's a
pusher,
A few of our pupils are writing ab
the Eutranoe examination in Brussels
this week.
Rev. Mr. Fansber, the newly.appoint-
ed junior Methodist minister, preached
here last Sabbath afternoon. 1145 ser.
Mon was very favorably received.
An interesting discourse was preaohed
last Sabbath morning by Rev. D. B. Mo.
Rae from the text "They are placed in
the hands of God and planted by His
grace,"
Letauo PIC -oxo, -A very largely at-
tended and successful pio-nie was held in
Mrs. R. Brown's grove on Dominion Day
under the auspices of the Cranbrook Ep.
worth League. About 8 o'eloak Rev. Mr.
Walker, the new pastor, took the chair
and the following program was present-
ed Chorus, "Standing on the promis-
es,' Bruessls League ; prayer ; solo,
"Harbor Lights," Mies Belle Smith ;
reading by H. Siemon ; quartette, "The
sailors glee," Misses Norton and Moore
and W. H. Kerr and E. A. 13111 ; reoita.
tion, Miss 0. McKay ; solo, Mies Lottie
Hill ; recitation by Rev. S. J. Allin ; in-
strumental on violin, H. Gorealitz and
Prof. Hawkins ; reading, W. Kreuter ;
quartette, "Wonderful story of Love,'
Misses Smith and Moore and W. H, herr
and N, B. Gerry ; recitation by Jas.
Perris ; quinbette, "Tyrolean Ducks," by
Misses Lottie Hill and Belle Smith and
T. A. Hawkins, Norman end Ed, Hill ;
organ instrumental, Prof. Hawkins. A
large supply of nicely prepared edibles
and coffee was dispensed and there was
also a refreshment booth on the grounds.
Amusements of various kinds, including
swings, football, Leo., were indulged in
and all present had an enjoyable time.
The League and President Coates are to
be congratulated on the success of the
pia-nie
Embro will soon have its telephone
connection completed.
A variety of black caterpillars, nob
common to the locality before, has strip-
ped many orchards in South Wellington
of their leaves.
J. 3. Jackson, butcher, of Tilbury,
while delivering meat on July lst to the
house of Mr. Thomas, near Prairie Sid.
ing, drove into a ewarm of bees. In an
instant the bees were on the horses in
hundreds and one of the animals was so
badly stung that it died a few hours
afterwards. The other horse is also very
sick from the effects. Mr. Jackson was
very badly stung in the faoe, bis eyes be•
ing almost swelled shut for some .time,
but he bas entirely recovered. The horse
was a valuable animal and was on the
ram track for some time and showed con-
siderable speed.
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IRUNIMs
Home Seekers'
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Canadian North-West,
Leaving July 7 and 21.
Good to return Sept. 5 and 10
respectively.
Fall information from
J. N. KENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
Blue Ribbon, Standard
and Red Cap.
PR/CES O. K.
N. & N. Gerry,
Bruesele, July 2, 1806,
DEAR SIR,—
The BUGS are here, and have
come to stay. There is not mum proba-
bility of their being killed by frost, ae
they were loot year, and indicatione are
that the sale of Bug Finish will be very
Large bhie season. We should be pleased
to supply you with the genuine Potato
Bug Finish, lased also for Vegetables and
Shrubs. 14 lbs. for 25a,
N & Nr Gerry.
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A NEW AND STARTLING
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS
Noted for its Clear and Standing Effects
PLAN1110 MATT PROCESS
This is the Latest Out, and is
taking the lead. Don't fail to
call and see samples of same.
r'Viswe of Residences, Pio•uio Parties,
etc., taken by applying or sending your
order.
ALL o» oma WOaIi GcuwANTEED
50 53 FIRST-CLASS
Nothing nicer than to have sono Photos
of ourselves and homes as we go
through this world, to look
back on in after years,
. THE PRICES ARE RIGIIT
And the Work is the Beet.
r 'Come while in health.
Always Welcome at the Old Reliable
Photograph Studio.
N, R, BREWER Artist
Gallery Over Smith McLatese's
KalE
HAS THE FOLLOWING
LINE OF
Cauued — Gooi
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Pine Apple, Apricots,
Penalise, Egg Plume,
Green Gage Plums, Golden Plums,
Nectarines, White Cherries,
Bartlet Pears, Blue Berries,
Apples, Raspberry Jam,
Strawberry Jam, Black Currant Jam,
Red Currant Jam,
Tomatoes,
Peas,
Salmon,
Herring,
Chip Beef,
Oysters,
Corn.,
Beans,
Sardines,
Pressed Beef,
Pige Peet Boneless,
Mushrooms,
Chicken and Tongue.
J. G. Skene,
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
We are giving Special Values in
TWEEDS,
SUIT'S MADE TO ORDER AND
EA
A)E .;I T I N
,FOR ALL AGES.
See our Prices, Quality, Variety.
The Best Value we have ever shown.
We can't be beat in Dress Goods, JYluslins,
Prints and Wash. Goocls.
Inspect our Parasols, Gloves, hosiery, Soots and Shoal
Everything sold Cheap. No fancy prices.
A. Strachan.
Periec� Conllaence 1 _______
A good business is built upon the grounds of coati.
denoe and its owners want to be known by their methods far and
wide. A bad business seeks its profits in not being known in its
methods to its customers. What is lacking is confidence ; so it
comes to pass that the advertisement which deals with facts in the
plainest possible way is the advertisement which in the long run
will turn trade that way, in fact there is not store in Brussels big
enough to hold the trade that'll accumulate along the lines of Per-
fect Confidence, .
WE'LL give you good reasons to continue your good
impression of us this Season. Such values as
these can't be described ; they
must be seen.
2 pieces only 40 inch Tweed Dross Goocls were worth 40c, clearing
price 290.
4 pieces only Fancy Dress Tweed, our regular 60e. line, clearing
price 430,
15 pieces Heavy Factory Cotton at 5e. per yard worth 7c.
2 pieces Fine Linen Towelling at 10c., worth 15c.
15 dozen Mien's Cotton Socks worth 10c. anywhere, our price 8c.
12 only Ladies' Capes which we are clearing out regardless of cost,
ALL NEW TIIIS SPITING.
Clearing out all lines of Parasols at of regular prices. Ladies
now is the time to buy cheap Parasols.
Come to see us for your Dry Goods and Groc-
eries. Our stock is always complete.
�E�G1SOf� & '�LLID9Y,
Highest price paid for Butter aid Eggs.
NES liuleria�ifl� E,sl�ldisluue�?
Firg
erg
Carriage Builder, Brussels,
has decided to add an Undertak-
ing Department to his Carriage
Works and has purchased a
FIRST -GLASS HEARSE
AND A LARGE STOCK OF
Caskets; Ceflns altd °ndertakers' Supplies.
lie has secured the services of MR. D. G. HOGG,
who will manage this Department. Cavity and
Arterial Embalming attended to.
Prices will be Moderate.
The Undertaking Department will be located in connection
with the Carriage Works, opposite the Town Hall.
Residence, Alexander street, four doors
South of new school house.
JABS WALKER,
Carriaze Builder and Undertaker.
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