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widow, two sons anti three daughter))
mourn the unlooltod for demise of hos•
band and father, Loot Saturday Mr.
°')emboli's nettle died let tfolo,wo•thand
he (Wm. Campbell) purpuned nttrmdh11
tho funeral on Monday little t1i'iking
that the grim me130110r. Was so soon 40
cell him nway. '1'118 funeral took
plane o) Melte Kitty, Rev. la, B. AloRae,
of whose congregation he was a member,
taking charge of the eervioe. The inert.
felt eymf)ashy of the entire 0nmmuuity
is extended to airs, Campbell Itud feenily.
TII P) BRUSSELS POST
1i3e1tl rate....
lhtt PuJn•+in r,.turto u• brother of
Rev. J. H. Dyke, Methodist mirrietor of.
tine plane :--t'We row'"t very much to
see in the Winnipeg papers that Rev. J.
Dee-, "f Vt .' ,. 3480 mer with au auci
dent. Ile anti a (deed wore oat driving
when the horse became frightened and
the cutter Was upset. Mr. Dyke mau-
aired to get in the en8ter 4Lnd eerier) the
lines, but in doing 00 lost Iris ulittenn
and daring the dive back bio Iutnde be
(lame badly frozen It is feared that he
may loge souls of hie fingers, bet wo
(arm ally hope that such a misfortune
may b'• speed him."
( vauiterettelc.
Tho 0enadra41 Order of Foresters are
talking of holding a concert before long
in Oranbrnok.
Some talo of a number of the Royal
Temple's of Temperance t1.king the
Select Degree with Brusaele Council.
A Mr. harlov gave 8 magic la'ttorn en.
tertainmont in Dames' Hall the other
evening. There was n fairly gond house
anti the views exhibited gave etrtisfaction.
Re was ncoomp"need by a blind mem
named Allen who discoursed a number
of autos in flee style. The prooeede
an1aueted to 210 70.
Leiteeto w (e 1.
LIO6uwel P3e10 Co. have orders ahead
for 27 mance,
The Rev, Prank Sentry has accepted a
una'im0111 call to amply the Congrega-
timed &earth pulpit here.
'Robert Rotel returned home on Suter --
day from the Stratford hospital, much
improved in health, and is regaining his
strength.
Tho High school board have appointer)
Fred.7nilnston ae 004(3100 master, the
former appointment made by the board
not having been reviled out.
Mee. Wm. Wilson was remover) On
Maurine to the h08pital at Stratford.
She hos been 0onfiuerl t" bed for iamb
two months and was partially paralyzed.
1101(.04 -worth.
G. Ynmrg and bride have been the
guests of john Granger.
The sale at Jamee Soott'e was well
attended. IIe intends going to Manitoba
in the spring.
Arthnr Bonnett out hie foot very badly
a few dove ago while chopping, which
renders him unfit for work,
'('hos, i11oSoe's new hone( is nearly
completed 11 is a credit to the owner
and alert the workmen who built it.
Geo Robison wa• married on Jan. 18,
to lel is A. Greenwood •'f Durham. They
settled down on the old homeeteod.
Mr, and llrs. McAllister and Colin
Murray intend leaving oil the 701 Fob.
for Wauhiugton 'Territory, the former
going in Spokane Falls, the latter to Port
laud.
On Friday evening a party of mune
penpl• from this vieinlby attended a
party given at R. Smith's near Trott,
bridge. They spent a very enjoyable
evening.
.Fafwrtet(3.
The Sous of Saot'and concert Was a
great eurc80s. Proro.a!o $65.
S. Harding. formerly teacher in nm'
echral, hits Den' hi)) ft'ieed» here a espy of
She Port, Bowan Nnwe of which he 10 the
editor.
A well filled purse was presents') to
John Fox and a'eaoher'e Bible 80 Chas.
Zeren on the eve of their di:meltme to
Iowa. They were both oleos leaders in
the Methodist church here.
Last Sunday alto. nem) Rev. J. Living
stone, the popular el ebbed iet minls'or of
Liot'-wsl, preached a special sermon to
the Iode,eude"t Order of Fo•estero in
*hie place. The service was held in the
P rosby'etian church.
The annual me. ting of the patrons of
the Newry chases factory was held in
Wytin's Hall. Newry, on Thursday of
14304 week. A large number of. gannet(
were present which is a goodly Ellen that
they are interested in the dairy. 'lobe
following is a summary of the operations
of the factory during the past season 3—
Qnoiitity of milk received at factory was
1,770,092 -be. ; cheese manuR,mneed 106,-
771 lbs. ; averts' IN. of milk to ib. of
cheeeo 10 66 ; the production of the
factory amounted to $16,342,94 ; averaee
comb of manufactu ins, including all ex.
p' neem exuept hauling milk, $1,26 per
OWt. ebeo•e. After considerable (listens
Bien the system of paying for italic so.
cordliig to the butter fat value as deter.
mined by the Babcock test wee adopted
for the present year, the majority of
petrels bellaviug this to he the fairest
may. John L've, Samson Bennett and
Wm. Blair were appointed a managing
committee; Jae. Duncan, Treas. ; John
Morrison, Secretary, and 8. Bennett,
Salesman, The past season has been the
most soon 9Sfelt career of the
e inthe
feeling of Lamella eati0
and eeh
fautury, 43 g h
(notion was expressed by the patrons
peeeeut. •
tit i ill,
Horse and cattle fair on Tuoeday,
Feb. 7th.
Rev. 1184. Irvine, of Hensel!, preached
in the Methodist church on Sunday.
Mrs, John 13s11 is still lying in a very
critical utulditiot with faint hope* of her
reo0vsry.
Revival meetings' have eon,nlenced fn
the Methodist church and will c eith,00
all week.
Join Motion, proprietor of tbo Central,
is able to be around atter a 44bort but se.
veto illr000,
Several of our young fells attended
the b811 at Sage's Ilotel, Walton, on Fri.
.tiny 14'. ening last.
(33aite et number of our (hin0e10 attend.
ed tee w1tn008118 hi the °alder and Me -
mite which wag hoard at the court
ar Goduricl, on Saturday.
'Ph3 A6 home tinder the auopiceu of
Trinity church Y. P. O. A., which was to
have been held on the 2nd Feb., 11:30 been
postponed for the present.
Robert Evens, tinemitb, who recently
returned from the States after a year clod
a half, 11011 been engager) to run the tin
shop 111 H. A. Soarlott's hardware store
in 1o1V8.
The long delayed trial of Calder, who
was seat to Goderi011 eottnty giro) hem
Grand Rapids, Mich., epee u)10rinedion
Of.7ohn M0ltiaan, of 131yt11, lbargiug
hire with ombezelenlent, came off on Sat.
today lout before the county judge at,
3loderialr. The ))roleeutee was ou hand
with 15 witnesses to prove hie oh4trge but
upon tacking he 91111411 /IR firot WitIVAR for
the promotable') 110 4.0 •ig11al)y failed to
establish any ()rime against the prisoner
that he t' so at 04190 dieehat'ged. Calder
threat000 prooeodiuge etgeiuet A£r. Mo.
31414." for dannagee for the arrest mid
proevoutfon,
!ahtal.
Air. (Ienderson has 1410 store open now
and expecte to do tt large trade.
Wilt, Routley and Fleury Wanner will
visit DuleOtle next Spring ou a prospeot.
lug tour.
Mies Ada H. Townohend, of Bayfield,
is v101ting her aunt, 111re. C. Beeneth,
fhbL, week.
Biro Keifer will have a 0alo of house•
hold effeeto, ,feu. 011 There ley, 9th 118(4.
Flet hun8o and lot will al.o be offered the
sauna afternoon. A. Reymann will
wield the anetialleer'e hammer. Mrs.
Keffsrwill take up her residence with
her daughter at Weston.
Last we, It 7, A.. Yo nig and family re-
moved to Mount Fureet where they will
males their home. 'Tooley will be g•oatly
I37Imae11 h re, es they took an active' inter
eat ie cherub and Sunday school work.
We witch them prosperity and happiness.
leilutevair..
Cheese mlker M,Dollald is enjoying a
holirla1 trip through Nevada.
Successful revival services are being
held in the Beeman church by Rev. J.
W. Prong.
The. I, 0. G. T. are 00941ring the ser.
vices of Mrs. Owen flitohoox to help the
temperance workers.
A. 38okeen has reoeieed the end in•
to ligena° that hie daughter, Mrs. Ed.
L eeh, of Detroit, in dead. It is only
a few mouth)) since her sister, Mrs, Wm.
Leech, died.
On Monday evening, Fob. 6th, a de.
bate will take place in 1110 Foresters' hall
on "Iteeolved, that 041 present oonne0
Mon with Or. -at Britain 1-' preferable to
calibur) Dillon with the Den ie.l Stamm "
The al3irmettive side hen a cllptaiu, Hap
ported by Mes•rs. Leathern and Duff ;
on the negative the captain 10 R. Black,
supported by Messrs. MoOruoke11 and
Timmins.
VV 41.1 ton.
A magic lantern show did this village
one evening this week.
Daniel Campbell and wife intend mak.
ins Seaforth their future home.
Several weddings are near at hand if
Dame It mor is to be relied upon.
There was a dancing party at Sage's
hotel . 0 Friday 080/.1118 of last week.
• Itegular quarterly in. sting will he held
in the aletho1iet church next Sabbath.
A. large number attended the horse fair
which was held here tide week. It takes
Walton to goal r a crowd.
Somebody would like to know the aver-
age age of the 0e en (teuplee who sante
from church last Smithey evening ? We
pr.slum) from two ve to fifteen years.
The Lady True 13111es are havinu a
grand entertainment in the Orange Hall
on Friday evening. Feb. 10th. They are
sparing no psi:r)0 to make it le 9000808.
PI'oh,•ran, to 00mm01105 at 7:30 p. m.
Daniel Meelarti11, of St. Thomas,
North 1) dente, le ei.iting with the
family of Daniel )fo11illan near thin vel
tete Mr. McMartin i0 greatly pleased
with th'tt pert of Thiele Sam's puttees.
9dons.
Ce, t. 4.1.
7o110 Elven, 0r., bas returned from a
trip 'u the Quee11 City.
There %vitt be uwedding, to report
shortly. D'us't say n word J9ok stn') wu
coli mention it.
Last So ter lay Wm. Campbell, boon•
dare, died at a'; advance i age. Lie w
buried on hlenday.
Andrew Hislop its now comfortably
settled In his new re01dtn1ee. We wish
him and hie 01111310(41(0 of happiness in
it.
We are sorry to heat that E (ward
Snell, nlero11,1nt at Jamestown, h La had
to 11004111. 0. 13. Armsr0nuy, of Loudon,
i8 now iu charge of the stook.
011 Wednesday of his week Adam
Shuldioe, jr„ fm'Inoriy of this township,
now making his home to Muuituba, and
Miss Lizzie Muldoon, of 11011ett, were
united fu marriage by Rev. JIr, Reilly, of
Brn00el".
Wm Ziegler mot with a 00rieu8 8901.
dent a 011 .rt eine ago. While loading
log a skid flew and 8trnolt him iu the
face (tutting a bad gash in his lower lip
and loosening a lumber of his teeth. A
phyaieliee hod to •eW up the wooed.
C. P. Bishop, teacher in the Norwood
High pehool, and formerly of Grey, is at
present at his (tome in Beachville, recut
peratini after a two months .iege of
typhoid. Mr BiHhop's many friends
will be gl•'d to know that he is in a fair
13119 to convalescence.
f
Frnnoi- Dawolf has eta IHoed o hie e 50
1
anre faun, beim; pleat of lot 26, 0th eon.,
to lobe tlnllinunck, hie neighbor. for the
an of $11,840. The paw"tta'r heti now
2 0 acres of lent teed will take p90000si011
of th) holt fifty ce March 1st. Mr De
wolf will hate a sale 11efole removing to
Brusselo, where he owe)) property.
Duerr Sm,—A proposal in tante() of far
a re dhat 41) .11014 of s,shonl 00otiott9 In
Grey township so ail to a90ommodato
pupils better than at present. The idea
is to 1143410 si aliens formed on 0unc00•
stone 09 as t0 Save tr'velling the able
roads. Wo would lila to (1081 from the
ratepayers on title important queer.
Mon. Yours, arc.,
Icnmarevs0.
The Beoio8y of Kings' Workers, of the
12411 eon. of Grey, held their auntial
bnnin S8 sleeting on 'heredity 1,f'e1•I,00tl
mf limb week at "Lower Grange," the
10sineueoof Joules Deitch, 11. The trim
of this lioliety 10 to help the needy,
W11 1011 they have done in many OMR
41011110 the 3:181 (0111' ,yoar0. '211 oh; motto
18 "In08rnn031 7Le yo hove dour) it unto
ono of the Meet of 1111 lie my brethren, ye
have done it unto lie." '.The following
officers were elected for the con dug year :
President, 2)(00 Mary Mitchell ; Vico-
President, Mies Bella Af0Lauohlan
Recording Seoretary, Mrs. Ctblder ; Uur•
responding l3eor01ary, 'Mi80 A. B. Mo.
L8uuirluh lroa8oro', Mee. Ilitchio ;
A98)9t8n4 Treasurer, Alre. Glosolor•
Sopn,,V D1,tr1I.-041 3Ioncley people
were sorrowfully surpriood 0u hearing of
the sildden death (t William Campbell, le
well known resident of coo, 11, Grey town•
e11ip, A Abort time ago he WIlO hooko,1
by a oow bob Whother this had anything
W itrr_att aat.
The merehant0 of the town intent)
starting the early 1110011:g system. The
stores will olo•e at 7 p, m.
The normal int eting of the Winuhem
branch of the Upper Cullada Bible S•'•
oioty will be held in the Methodist
011410011 on Tuesday evening, Felt. 14th.
R.Ilerdomau, Wm. Jones and Joe.
G")ley, the Connoillors declared elected
for No. 1 ward, loving been served with
a notice by Goo, MelK.enzie asking them
to resign or he wont(( take action to 410•
seat them. There was some informality
in regard to the election in that ward.
Geo. Mol(enzis leas also resigned his
seat as Councilor in Nn. 8 ward.
At the annn8' meeting of the Winrham
Preeb;; train.: chetah the following (dimers
were elected for the ensuing term 3—Man.
agent, 1). Sutherland j9ba1rmtar4 A W.
Webster, ()memory), A. Ross, (treasurer),
A. MuKagne, Thos. Henderson, D. Prin.
gle, Vries Sherk, J. W. Liglis and T. Fl.
Ross ; Prof, St'utt, leader ; Mi90es Mc.
I1,tyre and MoQnarrie, organists ; John
Gray, 08r0411Lker.
Dr te, Stuart died in Evanston, III.,
on Tuesdrw of Inst week. From the in.
formation received, it appears that in
creasing the railway Pewit on Saturday
afternnon, the ()Waage express struck the
hind wheel of his carriage end the Dr.
was pitched a dhotanoe of about twenty
feet. When picked up ho was unoon.
Wens, in which eo" diti n he remained
until hie death on Tuesday. Dr. Stuart
3180 well known to the old residents of
Wineham, he having been le former
teacher to the public school hero.
17.(tr1•i01.
M1•e Mary Mason is visibing friend( In
Hullett this week.
Inc..Bowman, jr., is visiting friends in
Caledonia thin week.
Mrs. Frank Bell has returned from
her visit to Toronto.
Miss Violet B•'ne 18 nom0 from Toren•
to on a visit to her parent)).
Wm. Brae wan laid no for two days
last week with an attack n£ "urippe."
The township Council will meet on
Monday 10th for the transaction of bust.
nese.
Dame Rumor says that, a young lady
on the Ord and a baohelor from Mani-
toba retie going to go into Partnership.
t'homae, the 12 year diel son of Alex
Nichol, fi1h line who bio been ill for
a179nt 10 months, is in a ve"y weak eon.
dition,
Rev. H' Irvine, of H0nsa14, preacher) a
very interesting diseour,e in the Jackson
ohurah last Sunday afternoon. He's a
premien) preacher.
Wm. Eukmier has dispoaod of his 100
acre farm, South half lot 22, con, 5, to
Roby' Roost, of Ethel. for $2.84(0. Mr.
Balmier paid $2,510 for this farm two
ye re ago. He will have an auction sale
befo 0 leaving t' a plaice,
ft ppears to be very proh'rble that
this t wnohip's olefin on the Oounty For
a perce'ttnge toward aha 00-3 end main,
tenanne of br'idees over 10 feet in length
will be et ed by arbitration as the Co,
Conseil appointer) Judge Toms ae their
arbitrate,'
Lam Thurerlay mooning Mee. Wm.
Brown, 8rrl line, passed aveny at the
edvaneed see '•1 about 85 years. She
has bee failing rapidly for the past two
months. The funeral will take moos on
Saturday at 12 o'clock. Interment at
Brussels Cemetery
On Friday eeening of last week, a
,young lady took the t,ouhle to mount the
pitch 11,1100 fame Walton north coven
and it half m1180. There were the small
number of 205 t asides a number white)
were too small to count but will be full
11041,ed by this time.
A hoe social wise Held at Andrew
Miller's, filo risbank, on 'l'ue••dap even.
i1g, Jan. Slat, procee'te to go to the U, P.
0hnroh building f'ald, Wroxetnr. The
Rtnemv night prevented a great maty
from attending, but thee( who were
present enjoyed a great trent. The was in
welcome given by 21". ted efts. Miller
made every one feel that it was worth
driving thrnngh the storm to be so well
received, After the nontent0. of the
bone were disposed of, Robert Miller
Was 00,:Ied to the chair and the following
program was placed in his hand and
every one did their part in good style :—
f'hairman'e address ; instrumental Innate
by Miss Ylageie Miller; Bong, Allen
l3nng ; inetr0n,eutal mush), Mieu Beulah
0; It J IL Gibson
, W. toen
•
mei G
g,
78 im �Gibaon em
remdtmhion Mitts s0
(111en 1100g ; in041rnm008111, Mi40 Beulali
and John .1. Gibson; gong, J. 13. Gibson ;
instrumental mush), Miss Mary A'I1 ler ;
(Inert, Miss Denial tied J. R. Gibson;
aaliothsn,us, Janie Gibson. With the
above thud 1111 hinds of games, 0very
pleasant (venin'' w,1s *punt. About 11:00
o'clock all left, thanking Sir and Mrs,
Miller for their ha,phtelity, and express
ins a wish that they might often meet on
Similar M cMin,6.
Perth Counter.
111e police tenthoritie0 a,l London have
received a postal card from J. A. Mo.
Cattily, Chief of Police, Stratfod, asking
information about ietro. Matilda Ar1hnrl
n farmer's wife, who left her home in
Downie on January28, and 11118 not been
sineo beard of. She 14 about 40 or 48
yeitee of age, .height 5 ft, Gin„ alight build
fair entente: don, light hair ; wore black
fur jaokob or nloait, bonnet tvitll flower
in front, dark diose and laded leather
ewes,
George Vielter9, the Mitoh011 em-
bezeler, who WKS 1114oeted in Michigan in
December, and who has been In jail
since, wits Stetn7'drty sentenced to five
years to Kingston Penitentiary. Vielt010'
officiate 000010119,1 of forcing the 11.11100 of
Revnrat prominent ferment in the neigh.
bnrho0d of 117,18011011 to notes ag,eregatn)g
Ilpwartle pf $3,0043, and which ward dhoh
counted by J. W. Cull, hooker, of 1111101).
ell, and othere, V 10110re is 60 years of
age and i,14,vlw behind him for w time t1.
wife and 9 children.
On Fridge afternoon while Henry
r3n n .oath
itbi of the4th o n sElRion t 8
i o
t.4
(aeto a wa4 engaged with sonoother
When in (letting firewood, a very large tree
fell unexpectedly, and Mr. Wittig wee
berme to the 0170w by the branches, in
(cite of Ma r 3, 3"8 r, renal) a plats' or
sol. ty. Whvo 0, r••.tsengur was Rent for
' Dr, Bethke, hen, the injured man")) comport.
inns worked hard at extrieeting him from
hie/,0/11000 pneitinn under the tree, a
to lc .t',i'si7 enuupderf Ibnut half uu hnnr
of anxious effort. The dootor found the
injnrioo to 0nn9iet of several broken ribo
and two 0r three scalp wounds. It wee a
close call, and lir. Wittig is looley to have
malted with big life.
Huron County.
The Clinton New Era wilt erecta briok
but ding,
C futon is to have et letter box at the
railway depot.
South Huron °ranee County Lodge
meets in Exeter next 'Tuesday.
Rees Price) th Sett, of Go'L•rich, helm
put a fine plate 0i1400 front in their store.
The Rettenbury House, Clinton, had
40 nommeroial travellers one day la"t
week.
Clinton bnsineos men are diosatiofisd
with the service of the inoaalleeeent
light.
3f• Hutobison, of Goderich, is steadily
renn•'nring from a slight stroke of oat••
8'9010.
I'o"r carloads of dried apples were
shipped from Gunton to New York by
T. M. Cartirg.
At the anneal ,meeting of the share.
holders of the Belm re Cheese On , the
following director( were elected :—Peter
Teriff, W. Lucas and G. G. Sangster.
On Monday the bee when stopping in
front of the British Ex'thangs, Gode
rich, upset end the fairer passenners
ineide had quite an unexpected scramble
to get nut.
Lieut. Combe will shortly be eazett011
Capt. of Clinton Volunteer On., 2nd
Lieut, Ronne will step up to 1st lienten-
ary, and Maloelm McTaggart will be 2nd
Li. uteri/Let.
The ninny friends at Westfield of Rev.
F. 8wunn presented hint. with 75 bushels
of nate, e quantity of apples and e. pen.
02009eopplV of good things requisite to
honse'kee'ing
John Honey, of Wroxeter, has returned
from Manitoba with a good specimen of
a moose head and Morns, hr is getting it
nnre'I, which, when finished, will be a
fine ornament,
Mrs. Samuel Gilley, of Exeter, while
removing a pot of boiling water born the
Move, had the misfortune to s'ip, oner-
ina'he water to splash in her face and
badly scalding it.
The Rev Mark Turnbull, Rector of
Goderich, 11'.5 declined to accept the
appointment of Rural Dean of the Co.
of Huron, lately offered him by his Lord-
ship the Wiellop of Huron.
The membership of the Central Huron
A'rieultnral iiooiet' last ,year wa• 851,
which lea larger number than that pos.
peered by any other single eoeiety in the
Biding. The West Huron As000iation
only h -1s a membership of 885.
On Snturda' as a te'.m of A. Cullet'
were nrossing the river, near Auburn,
with a lo.d of logs the ice gave way and
precipitated horses end sleighs into the
water. After anotho' teens bad beon
pencilled they hauled the horses out.
W. 18. Sanders, of Exeter, ie under 8r•
rest in Ohicaeo, f r defrauding and dep
ins women, there being about sixteen
o see against hint. If he came marries
any women that there was a proeoect of
him 01 bees some money out Of, he
w 0111 marry her. regardless '-f the feet
that he was already married.
About fourteen menthe aeon, little girl,
daughter or Uli)oli Townsend, near
Londeshoro', gut severs( cherrystone)) up
her nose while playing. Her parents
rem ,ved directly at the time evh"t they
41,011glit were alt the stones, but lie Other
day another one came out which had
evideu•ly been lodged up her nose all
this time.
Alexander L. Gib+on writes to the
Globe from Wroxeter that a bea'.tiful
meteor wasobserved there on Thursday.
Jan. 17t11. It seemed to spring into
existence soddenly from the Southern
heavens, in clogs proximity to the zenith,
at 7:45 p. m. It had a bright nucleus,
apparently about twelve inches in diam•
(ter. In Dolor it was a pale yellow sur•
rounded Ly a bluish green halo, with an
apparent radius of over two fret. The
meteor was no briktlt that 11, distinct
glare w118 oast up'm the snow Its it swept
away in a northerly direction, and dia.
8ppettrod at the horizon or fell to the
ground. Thies eingu'a"ly beautiful ob.
jest was observed for but a few 08(ond0,
so that considering 611( wide aro of its
orbit its speed must have 1 eon terrific.
Warden Griffin is a native of Ashfield
township, and wits born on the next lot
to the one on which he now resides, in
Maroh,1850. He remained on the o d
hotutstead until he was oeventeen years
of age, when, after receiving the rudi•
mel, to of a common school odncatien at
Iliaa 'sbrid a h0 crossed over to Aliohi en
R g
and worked in Marquette until 1876 when
he returned to leis native townebi , where
he hag slime resided. In 1877 he was
married to Mies B. Lennon, of Piolter.
ung, York Co., and a family of Dix child -
reit has blessed the union. In 1880 his
neighbors caught the idea that there was
a good piece of County Council timber 111
him, and that year he was 01eo1ed deputy
reeve of &shared, telltale position he held
until 1884 when he snceessfully arotPOted
the reeveehip, Sinoo then he unietor•
ruptodly 09rved 1118 WWII/3111p in the
eapacty of reeve, and 0.19 rlttolbot' of
times ho has been returned by aeolema•
tion testify to the high favor in winch lie
is held by eel who know him. Physical'
ly, Mr. Griffin is a tn'and 9p011imen of
manhood, standing 6 feet 5 1)411))09 hn hie
stockings, 081,1)0111 ea an arrow and with
the torso of 0 1101.10198. Ito iv of quiet
demeanor and retiring diepushl1on, but
in many an election 004(10st he has
proved that he can rise 0qu61 to the e9•
01181011, and when he 811y8 that ttu'bnlenee
must be quelled atm public gathering nes
one is 34,4411 enough to queetinn his (17i11 -
ion. Be le a Peoman Catholic to creed
and it Liberal in politics, bot hag the
0onf,den00 and esteem of all who !mow
llhn irreapookive of (reed 00 party.
Mark II. Irish, formet'1y manager of
the Itossin mouse, Toronto, is about t0
assume the mnuntgemeet of the Painter
holler), Tomlin).
Thirteen wagou0 of gold are on the way
front Siberia 901090 the Bra) monetains
t0 St. t'etereburg. The w43gen0 aro aa•
tsonpanied by 0,0 impa8inft military
escort,
l
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$ u Scrofula,
Aftcr suturing for about I.,'enty.frre year,
faun scrofulous sores on the legs and arms,
trying various mtrlicaI courses wtheut tnnelit,
1 began to use .1 yea s Sarsaparpla. and a
cone r3ul cure ,••,n ton result, hive bottles
-uta d 1' n.a.ora,''. t.. 3..1141."
1,p. -z, 4317 1.. (unn.R.e st.. Fan Antoni'.
Texas.
Catarrh
" ICydaualiter was afflicted far nearly a year
with catarrh. The physicians bei,, r IMO We to
help bet, my Fedor recommended Ayers
Sursaparala, l 1030wed his advice. 7 limo
months t I' regular 11lar trcatstent with Ayer s
Sin, p. elle and Ayers Pills mp!etely
restored my daughter a health."--Tlrs. Louisa
Melt., l.,tle Canada. Ware, Masa.
Rheumatism
Cor at v. rd yelus.. I was 10001,!ed with
inllamma.t,ry rhrumeu=m, being SO had at
timer an 10 be entirely helpless. Per the last
{Ron year;, whenever 1 felt the effects of the
disease, I began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and bat, not had n spell for a long time—
T. llansbrough, Elk gun, Va.
For ail blood diseases, the
foeQ1: remedy is
.�t�rt;, �t,Yr,wv' aye
Sail l�i.�,paf] i��WK'S,
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver &t Co„ nota, Masa.
Sold by all Drugbnsts, Price 5.: six haulm,, $5.
Cures others, a aril! cure you
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PH O TO U RAPHY !
PHOTOGRAPHY 1
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C. E. PERRY,
P!I.OTO(pRAPI1hle,
SIC= BLOC
BRUSSELS.,
We make a specialty of
Cabinet Photos, and of family
acid other large group$. All
work warranted first-class illi
every respect Give us a call.
C. E. PERRY.
SWVETFHW IITEESTFJ1
I
Having secured the absolute control of M. H. Birge & Sony
Celebrated process of Wall Papers and Ilangings, I am opening w11
a FULL STOCK in my new shop, one door North of Gillies &
Smith's Bank. 1vly stock is all new and well selected, every design
being patented since Oct. 1st, 1892. 20 Full Sets to choose from.
Also full lines of Cheap Canadian and American Papers. Elegant
Borders and Ceilings. Full lines of Window Shades and Springs
of Latest Designs.
Painting in all its Branches carried on as usual. 'Shop Blinds
and Awnings a Specialty.
W. . oDD..d_OK,
House, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter,
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO.
We agree not to sell our lines to any other Doaler in Brasses
for 1898.
M. H. BIRGR & SONS, Buffalo, N. Y.
vis pia pp
I.e,n,,ly ,T", . lets
That is what We are, and that is what you will haze
to. be if you want to secure some of the great bargains 1,11
Dry Goods,
Men's Furnishings,
Readyrnade Clothing
Ales. A. Roe' Bah Si
.mnmuvamx.aravmaq .
S
Have you got your share of the
Plunder yet P If not come
quick for we must clean
the Goods out.
First corner gets the choice of the largest Plums, Son*
Plums in all the -different departments lett yet, come
quick if you wish to secure them,
1HE OARHEL!
33 C -T SS :ElLs.
LODK,
BARGAIN )TORE.