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New Advertisements.
Locals—Geo, Clued.
For sale—Geo. Good.
Local ---P. Thompson.
Clash for wool S, Swale,
- au ab R 1 l
The members of the South Brace Far.
niers' institute held their annual pio•nie
on weduuschny fu \onng's bush, Kinloss,
h'or the past ten years Albert Putty,
an employee of the Godorioh Organ Fac-
tory, has been troubled with the sewed
toe of his right foot, which had attained
uermal growth and ovor.la a led the
great toe. Latterly it became partIoulal ly
it amputated. To tide euttd he milted a
fellow.workman to sharpen a chisel, and
after the close of work on friday laet
asked his companion to stripe off the toe
with the ohiael. At first hia friend
demurred, but finally he placed the lntrn.
ment on the objectionable toe, and mere-
ly saying, "Now, Albert, tura your head
away," quietly lopped it off by tapping
the chisel with a mallet. Petty says he
thought his friend had missed it, but
when he looked down Ito saw that the
toe had been severed, Tho amateur
surgeon and Petty then dressed the
stump and the latter walked home, The
whole operation and dressing dill net
take three minutes, and inside of four
days Petty was able to wear a boot on
his right foot, and is non at work again.
The whole affair was an exhibition of
strong nerve.
Cri naeliaia eswee.
The Jenclte Machine Company of
Sherbrooke ountetuplates removing to
Kingston.
An elderly woman named Mrs, Fitz-
ntantriue was found deed 10 her Moine at
Hamilton Friday.
The corner stone of a new Presbyter-
ian church at Pickering was laid on
Tuesday of last week.
Laroeque was hanged last Thursday
morning at L'Orignalfor outraging and
murdering two little girls.
Abbe Lavinaky, a newsboy, was found
selling the Toronto News on the streets
there last Sunday and was arrested.
The record of vital statistics for the
week, as registered in the Toronto clerk's
office, is : Births, 58 ; marriages, 22 ;
and deaths, 82.
The body of a male child was found
under Winohestsr street bridge, Toronto,
last Sunday morning by a passerby, who
reported the event to the police.
A out has been ordered in the salaries
of G. T. 1t. officials of five per cent. up.
on salaries between $000 and $760, and
of San per cent upon all salaries above
$760.
About 2 o'clock Sunday morning the
store of Wm. Lough et Ida, a small place
about six miles north of Millbrook, was
entered and about $300 in cash stolen.
No trace of the robbers was found.
John H, Bailey, aged eighteen, was
last week sant down to Kingston Peni-
tentiary for five yearn for a dastardly as
soffit an a little soven•year.old deaf and
dumb girl. He is Mao to receive fifteen
lashes within two months.
Daniel Crawford, a deck hand on the
sehpgner Rob Roy, was knocked over.
board by the awiugiug of the boom when
opposite Fighting Island the other day
and drowned, He was 19 years old and
is said to have belonged to Highgate,
Ont.
A domestic in the Luck House, Leam-
ington, ate five nutmegs the other day,
intending, it is supposed, to commit
suicide. She was unconscious for 24
hours, but iv now out of danger. The
girl is the 17 year-old daughter of Geo.
Jeffery, of Essex.
The tenders for building the Watford
High Sobool were opened the other
night, and the contract awarded to Adam
Gerhard, of Delhi, for $4,977. Mr. Ger-
hard'a tender was about $1000 leas than
the next lowest. He also bus the con-
tract to build the Delhi H. S. now in
course of erection.
A. Leamington clergyman on Sunday
evening of laet week prayed that it might
be the will of the Almighty to restore
Canada's Premier to health, but if such
was not the case that Sir John should
have "an inheritance where the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are
at rest."
Gordon, the 7.year-old son of Dr. Mac-
Lean, county registrar, was drowned at
Sarnia Friday afternoon. He was play.
ing along with some other boys on Loug-
head's dock, and it is supposed that he
either fell off the look or slipped off a
raft that was under the dock, which the
boys are in the habit of playing on. No
one apparently saw him fall in the
water. A. small boy who had been
with him easy him struggling in the
water. The body was recovered about
an hour after the accident.
One hundred lambs fed at the Ontario
Modal Farm and shipped to England as
an experiment were landed at Birken-
head a few weeks ago. The Liverpool
correspondent of the Manchester Meat
Trades Journal says that a finer selection
has seldom been seen. In the same jour-
nal is a letter from Ald. Frankland de.
otaring that the condition of the lambs
and the prioe at which they sold will
give an impetus to the lamb trade with
Great Britain, Ms to be hoped that
this expectation may be fulfilled.
Last Monday night at 11 o'clock Chief
Constable Huffman, of Kincardine, de.
teoted two auspicious -looking characters
and followed them. He eaw one maks
hie way to the rear of Replay do Co's.
private bank building, while the other
was stationed further down the street as
oi)Ele `ri Yltsstls 1,.o5•t,
I.RIDAY, JUNE 11,.1891.
Washington Letter.
(Prom our Regular Correspondent,/
1YeshleetOn, May 211,'1)1,
One of the surprises of the Behring
Sea negotiations is furnished in the an-
nounoement made last evening in the
English House of Commons by the chan-
cellor of the exchequer, to the effect that
on Monday next he will introduce a bill
authorizing the Queen to prohibit Brit-
ish subjeote from sealing in Behring Sete
for a period, to be defined among the
provisions of the bill. This notion clear.
ly indicates that Blr. Blaine's proposal in
regard to a closed season has been ac-
cepted by the British government, and
that this Lear its power will be used in
putting au end, so far as it can, to the ex'
termination of seals in these waters. The
President yesterday received a ciph-
er despatch from Minister Lincoln, iu
London, informing him of the action of
the British Government in the House of
Commons. The question engaged the
President's principal attention yesterday,
and be had uonferenoes at different times
on its various phases with Secretary Fos-
ter, Secretary Tracy, Seoretary Proctor
and Acting Secretary Wharton. One
point considered was the advisability of
sending war vessels to Babying Sea to
reinforce the revenue cutters in prevent-
ing the taking of seals in case a closed
season is deciied upon. This fleet would
of course oo.operate with the English
war ships now in those waters in the en-
forcement of the agreement as concluded.
Itis understood that the Secretary of the
Navy reported that there are three naval
vessels that could be prepared for this
service without much delay. If the
agreement should be euforoed, however, a
curious contingency might arise in the
ease of a vessel sealing in Behring Sea
out beyond the three mile limit, and au-
thorizingly flying another flag—say that
of Germany or Italy. What, in such a
case, would be the effect of the British.
American agreement ? The more the
platter is considered the more evident it
becomes that, if the seal industry is
worth preaeving, it must be done through
a general international arrangement to
whish the ma irilue powers girt, then
Peewit.
The 'white squadron is not to be dis-
solved, as a great many navy officers
have predicted and as a great many more
#?11,v8 hoped that it Weald, but 5118 wishes
of Admiral Walker, who eommanda both
the white squadron and a vast amount of
influence at the department, are to be re-
spected, and he is to take his splendid
ships around home waters this summer
for some extended manoeuvres that are
intended to serve as object lessons fur
other ships and other commanders.
There has been an undoubted effort on
the part of certain naval folks outside of
the squadron to get the fleet dissolved,
but the presence of Admiral Walker in
town for the past two or three weeks has
given him an opportunity to convince the
authorities at the department that the
exeroisea of the squadron in Tampa bay
have been productive of better results as
regards the instruction of the navy in
modern pranmuvreing than any aeries of
squadron movements ever held.
The United States treasury receives
many mysterious centribubions sent in
by unknown persons whose conscience
accuses them of having swindled the gov'
ernment in one way or another. These
contributions are of course assigned to
the 'Iconsoienoe fund." Moat of the
frauds thus rectified are oommitted
against the Gusto= and internal revenue
laws. The majority of people seemed to
regard the government us they do a cor-
poration, which, having neither a soul to
be saved or a body to be kicked, may be
cheated to any extent justifiably ; but
now and then an individual turns up who
gets worried about it afterward, Such
penitents send the amount they think
they owe to Washington usually, where
the sums pass through the hands of the
bureau of public moneys into the treas-
ury. Contributions of this sort as low as
atwo-cent stamp are received, while
sometimes they are as high as several
thousand dollars. A while ago eight
halves of as many $1,000 notes came in,
accompanied by a notification that the
remaining halves would follow if acknow.
ledgement was made of the receipt of the
Met consignment.
As an earnest of good faith the movers
of the third party intend to try to beat
Maj. McKinley in his canvaae for the
governorship of Ohio. They do not hes.
itate to predict that McKinley will be
beaten by 20,000 majority. Hon. Jerry
Simpson, who is a pronounoed free trad-
er, baa been assigned to campaign work
in Ohio and a program has been laid out
for him. There ie no other campaign to
particularly demand his attention, and
he will devote considerable time to edu-
cating the farmers of the Buokeya state.
He will probably go into the first state in
June and will make another stumping
tour when the campaign grows hotter,
near the time for the election.
Huron County.
Blyth firemen have been presented with
$60 in oaab as a token of the way their
eervieee are valued by the villagers.
Inspector Paisley has planed to the
credit of Clinton as the first distribution
of the License fund for 1891, the sum of
$080.
A. young man named West, employed
with Oliver Johnston, Clinton, got his
hand severely crushed on Tuesday of last
week by a horse stepping on it.
The GodeSieh Cadets are engaged to
take part, in the big firemen's tournament
at Seaforth on the 10th inst. They will
be in charge of their popular captain,
Geo. Stewart.
It is expected that the Orangemen of
Clinton will attend Rattenbury Street
Methodist oburoh on the afternoon of the
12th of July, when 8 special sermon will
1.1 preached.
Mies E. Potter, danghtor of Rev. A.
Potter, pastor of the Methodist church,
Dungannon, we are pleased to state bas
been ancceseful in being awarded the
firat prize giver) by the Editor' of the
Montreal Witness for the best original
Canadian story.
troublesome and Albert decided to have
TIIE BRUSSELS POST
atom
rices
ANY 011 ALL 0]? TIIE FOLLOWING ARTICLES :
1 Large Platform Scales (1200
pounds),
1 Small Platforul Settles (210
pounds),
1 Counter Scales,
1 `Avery's' Brass Balance and
Weights,
2 Wooden Show Cases,
1 Silver-plated Show Case,
3 Wire Hanging Baskets,
3 Sieves,
1 Ice Cream Freezer,
2 Awnings, with Ropes, Pulleys
and Irons complete,
1 Good Coffee Hill,
10 Wooden Chairs,
1 Boot Float,
4 Tables,
1 Four -light Chandelier and
Lamps,
4 Two -light Chandeliers and
Lamps,
3 Sets Window Blinds,
2 Stoves and Pipes,
1 Plate Glass Mirror,
1 Hand Saw,
1 Buek Saw,
20 Cords of Stove Wood,
1 Patent Ink Helder, •
1 Butter Tryer,
G Counter Lamps,
1 Coffee Roaster,
1 Large Refrigerator,
(i Empty Goal Oil Barrels,
(i Fancy Shoe Stands,
1 Doz. Candy Show Tars,
2 Doz. Spice Tins,
1 Wash Tub,
150 Pairs' of Lasts,
2 S(1ts Boot Trees,
4 Shoemakers' Benches,
1 Seam Block,
12 Pairs Crimping Blocks,
6 Pairs Crimping Irons,
1 Set Long Boot Patterns,
1 Set Gaiter Patterns,
1 Good Crimping Machine,
1 First-class Singer Sewing
Machine,
1 Finishing Lamp,
1 Size Stick,
1 Large Fire Proof Safe,
1 Watering Can,
1 Step Ladder,
Wet Measures,
Dry Measures,
And a host of other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS GASH.
Gor
Af1'COLL BROS. & CO.
Are still pleasing the public with Oils. Why use an Oil that will
injure your machinery, when you can get the
CELEBRATED "LARDINE ?"
Cylinder,
—)SPECIALTIES(
Lardine, Wool, Eureka,
Spindle, Boltcutting, Solar, Harness.
MANUFACTURERS:
McCOLL BROS. & CO,, TORONTO.
44 -em For Sale by B. DERRY, Brussels.
- CONFEDERATION :: LIFE, -
Organized 1871, - Head Office, Toronto.
Remember after Three Years Polioies are Incontestable,
FREE PROM ALL RESTRICTIONS AS TO RESIDENCE, TRAVEL OR OCCUPATION
Paid-up Policy and Cash Surrender Value Guaranteed in each Policy.
THE NEW ANNUITY ENDOWMENT POLICY
AFFORDS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGAINST EARLY CRATE ; PROVIDES AN INCOME
IN OLD AGE, AND IS A GOOD INVESTMENT.
a watch. Mr. Huffman followed the first Policies are Non -Forfeitable after the Payment of Two fall annual Premiums.
and found him prying open a rear Profits, which are Unexcelled by any Company doing business in Canada, are
window. To the constable's salutation, allocated every five years from the issue of the policy, or at longer periods, as may
"What are you doing there ?" the burg.
lar responded, "Follow me, Would you ?"
and fired two shots, one of which passed
through Mr, Huffman's coat, which was
Unbuttoned. The burglars made their
escape. Men scoured the town all night,
but no traces of the desperadoes could
be found.
Brussels School Belied.
The regular meeting of the Brussels
School Board was held on Friday even-
ing, June 0th.
Members present—T. Fletcher, T. Far.
row, H. Dennis and W. B. Dickson.
Moved by EI. Donnie, seconded by T,
Farrow that T. Fletcher be chairman
pro tem. Carried.
Moved by W. 13. Dickson, seconded by
H. Dennie that the account of W. H.
Kerr for printing, $4,00, be paid.
Carried.
Moved by H. Dennie, seconded by T.
Farrow that the Seeretary bo authorized
to borrow the sum of 1626 for 3 Months
from the Standard bank lime to relieve
present note me,turingJune 80th and pay
quarter salaries, Carried.
The report of Inepaotor Robb wag
read and filed, said report being highly
alttiataotory to the Board.
The meeting then adjourned,
be selected by the insured.
Profits go Allocated are Absolute and not liable to be reduced or recalled at
any future time under any circumstances.
Participating Polioy Holders are entitled to not leas than 90 per cont. of the
proflte earned in the olase, and for the past seven years have actually received 95
per Dent. of the profits so Darned.
W. C. MACDONALD, AorOAne. J. K. MACDONALD, itfnNAosee DxueoeoR.
W. Imo, IiERI'i,, Ag'cnt, .13rupselel.
A Bee in Your Bonnet(
I have Combs, Frames and
Empty Rives for Sale.
Hives are Well Made and Well Painted.
Price, 75c, Each.
Call at— DAVID MOORE'S,
8th Con., Morris.
or write Walton P. 0.
Take a Bargain while you
have the chance. 45.:07
Irani and Eggs
Eggs have dropped in price, so has our
Large Stook of Primo
SMOKED HAMS,
BREAI{FAST BACON
AND SIDE MEAT
M1 of Our Own Curing.
We also Manufaoture Bologna Sausage.
Patronize hone industry by calling on u1).
Give me a call and prove the truth.
fulnoaa of the above statements,
Wm, Blashill, Butcher,
PAENT% 1 and PACER R" ENG
A Partnership having been formed be.
tween 58, :l'hompeou and E. (irimoldby.
under the -Firm name of Tmeersea &
Gnlunr.nnr, they are 110w lux'pared to
promptly attend to the waots of the
public 111
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging a Specialty.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Orders left at A. M. McKay & Co's,
store, Brussels, will have our prompt
attention.
THOMlPSON a, GRIMOLDBY.
ALLAN LINE
Royal .hail Steamships.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS toEUROPE
ron'i•Nnin'rLV Unarms FIIO.M
PORTLAND on IIALIFAX,
To IIERRY on LIVERPOOL.
CABBIN EATEN, $111. $50 toll $aa, Single,
$80, $00 and 1x1!)) ]totur», according
to Location of stataroo:n.
INTERMEDIATE, Outward y2S; Prepaid $30
'leerage t11. Lowest hales.
Ace lllllmods' li this 1'iieai,'passed.
Apply to H. t A. ALLAN, Montreal,
o1) W. 11. 3K ERI't,
Acme's', Bsuaasr.e.
Shoddy -
- Pedlars
Are on the Warpath, so are im-
plement agents to entrap the
wary fanner into buying inferior
plows made at a distance from
Brussels, for which you cannot
get repairs when needed.
Farmers, consult your own in-
terests and encourage home man-
ufacture by calling at the
Drussels Younday
Where you can get a Superior
Article at a Reduced Price, Guar-
anteed to give Satisfaction, or
no sale.
Pions, 'nm. i:est PI(tsburg Oast Sleet
ltoilyds, Single cud Double.
Plow Points of Every Blake at 40c. each.
Gang Points 26 Cents.
Best Pittsburg Steel Boards fitted on
any plow at the Lowest Possible Price.
Be aura and soli and examine our
stock before buying.
W. R. Wilson, Brussels.
STANDARD RANk of CANADA,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. F. 00WAN, President.
J. L. BRODIE, Cashier.
CAPITAL, AuTnonlzEn, - • 52,000,000
PAID "JP, - - - - 1,000,000
RESERVE FUND, 400,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, United States
and England.
Brussels Agency.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Partners and other good Notes Discounted
at lowest rates. Matte Issued end Collec-
tions made on all pointe. Deposita received
and interest allowed at oUireut rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank De-
posite of $1 and upwards from data of
deposit to date of withdrawal, and com-
pounded half yearly.
Prompt attention and every facility afford -
9d customers living at a distance,
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, Agent.
Brussels, Aprilath, 1801.
Why Not Do Your own Thinking?
BBvaaELa, November 8th, 1889.
J. M. Monson, Goderleb,
DEAR Ssa.—I should have written before
now to lot you know bow X am getting along.
T am a lot better than Ives; gaining strength
every day. I have a good appetite and sleep
well. I can take the full quantity of the
System Renovator and it duos not sicken
me. My limbs are all right now ; quite
smart in that way; swelling all gone. The
greet thirst is gone; X drink no water et
night, but I take a little buttermilk. X am
b ottle of straightagain. Renovators. another
Yaura,sba.. AS. DUNCAN,
Ii0URTEE0 sioNTna LATER.
BltnaaELa, February 711,1801.
3, M. Mama', Godorioh,
112EA0 Sm.—Fifteen Mire ago last Nevem.
bar I started to doctor first ; I was treated
for dyspepsia, but they never helped me
any. At times I suffered greatly front my
etomaeh ; I eonthnued, bob I grew worse.
I turned dropsical ' limbs and bolt' awaited
badly. You
lc the state 1 Witsin whoa
I want to Goderlott—a mere wreck, could
baldly want—suffering iron Br1 hb'e die.
naso. Just one year ago laet fall I began
your Renovator and 8)500100 Gum, I began
to mend In a few dive; continued then for
throe menthe steady. Although I. was told
rollnoas il'hearty cured, everythinggat Nutt opines
in the way, I owe you the ptaiee of envied
my life, I was In a hopelnae aonditlon when
I wont to you, in fact no one theuglit I
would got better. I cannot speak. too highly
of you and of your motiietooa, for it was
thorn that atirsd me. Words gannet express
my Menke to you, Freely pane my name to
anyone. Yours, be.,
JAMES DUNGAN,
SOLD 11Y J. 1'. tvirrI1t, BRtiaeusa.
JUNE 12; 1891
r']a1ZnlS 015 SIIRVICE 01 MY ;y
TIIOROUt 1t BR0]) 111(58110
One Cow, 91,55,E (lows, ,4,00; additional
cows, $1.50 molt, ell ilia property of ono
poison, A aliment of 10 per aunt, will bo
deducted when pail at the time of service,
Jersey Cows 03.50 each extra,
O. A. DP)A U MIAN, Druggist, ,te,
IMPI OVEDLAISC,1S WUITE
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for aervloo this
YORK -
present season the Improved largo white
Yorkshire pig "Emily" on let 2u, eon, (I,.
Morris, to which it limited number of sows
will be taken, 'farms 8100 to be paid at
time of service, with the privilege of return. t
1nl) if necessary, Pedigree luny be seen up.
on cap 1lioutien. 1tOltl.:l5'51 N1 Choi'„
1051 Proprietor.
ri-tWO PURE-BRED PIGS F011
SE11VI015,—The undersigned has re.
cantly purchased and will Soap for Nerv(ee
at North half Lot 84 Con. 7, ]Morrie, it Pore -
Brod Berkshire Boar, bred by Mr. sno)1, and
oleo an Ohio improved Chester White, one
year old, thrall by Thos. George, Putnam,
a't'om imported Stook 011 both sides. Phis
hog took 005 prize at the Industrial ]ixhibi-
itou, Toronto, 18110,Iu a class of 17, ant also
Sed at the \Vootern 1eaIi in 0 class of 15.
T•a'n,a,+1.00, to bo paid at time of service,
with privilege of returning if necessary.
11.1f S. WALK tat, Proprietor,
'p 1ONISY TO LOAN.
E�� Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
-at-
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Company Funds.
APPI ( TO
J,C,Iieffernan, J..A.Young,
Valuator. Agent.
Ethel P.O., Ont. 3stf
D. zIyCL&Xo
y
M.D., M.A., L.C,P.S.O.,
Specialist, - Toronto,
JoanTBAN Bnaruesvr, Lletave), says 1-•
"After spending all my money and property
to no purpoaa On medical men, for what
they termed a hopeless easy of consumption,
Dr. Sinclair awed m0,"
Mole M.tuv l+ann,0No, Wnodhanae, Rave .—
"When ell others failed, Dr. Sinclair cured
;no of flts."
D. Itanrn'soN, Carleton Place, says :—
"Dr. Sinclair cured mo of Catarrh.
alto. Rowan, Blyth, says:—''Dr. Sinclair
cured me of heart cliaaaae aa4 dropsy, when
all others failed."
Disposes of Priralc 2"aler'e, brought on 6y
folly, Dr. Sinclair certainly Cures.
Cosnculto.tion r^ree.
WILL BL AT THE
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
—ON—
Tuesday, July 7th, '91.
Pr ova
Ali Stations in Ontario onofptbe)00
Canadian Pacific Rl`y.
Tickets will be sold
for Exouraioaa leaving Toronto 11 p. m.on
June rand, 18911,
(Good to return until JULY 12th)
)ozee —
June Oth, 1891,
Good to return until JULY 19th)
ioxcl
June 23rd, 1E30;
(Good to return until AUGUST 21nay
To the following points at rates named t
e'Whey
DelornineBinsnrbMoos(min $28
Go
REGINA
MOO sIiIJAw
YORT3 TON
PRINCE ALBERT
CALGARY
$30.00
$35.00
For further particulars apply to any
agent of the Company.
0. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
BABY
1
ARRIAGIJS .
A Tip-top Display of the
Latest Designs in Baby Car-
riages have arrived at
H► Dennis', Brussels,
Call and see them before yon
purchase elsewhere.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels,
&c. always in stock and sold
at Close Prices,
If you want a sot of Light
or Heavy I'Iarlless I can
supply you.
See our Scotch Collars.
11. D031111S.