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WOOLS
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8 Cents Gpest Ounce.
This is lass than cost for many
CO10r8 but yo:l Call have YOul'
Ulloice of any, all 1 purptisp go-
ing put of wooi4.
ZEPHYRS SAME PRICE.
G, 1. al'e,t(In1ian,
DTItI/gisf,$nnleariirr,f Fane:) Goods Dealer,
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
COUGH REMEDY manufactured in
Seafortb, called
s --_LUMSDEN & \NILSON'S- '
8)/o%u°ur' %ioro %%roto`) 8)e° e t
,%�fl.ay. l B1aerated Balsam of FIr1,;
Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sea it. Pyles SO cts.
17-6ms.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTII011N EXTENSION, W. G. & D. S.
Teeing leave Bruesel0 Station, north and
south as follows: -
Going gorilla. Going North.
➢fail.......... -.7:83 a.m. I Mixed 9:80 a.m
11:
Express 48 a.m. Mail.„ ...2:80p.m
Mixed 8:55 p.m. I Expresa 9:48p.m
'prat Ci% Jicn1"a.
A chiefs among ye takin' notes
Au' faith bell prent it.
FEBRUARY.
"Fleur Jest to Earnest."
MRS. JAMES ROADIric 15 OR tho SiCk list.
Loc.w news is on the scarce order this
weok.
A QOAXerrr of stove tvood for sale. W.
H. McCracken. 17-
Baors will be cheaper than ever before.
Big Red Boot. 20
RoBT. Ross, of Goelphepaid Brussels a
flying visit Iaet week.
ALL kinds of logs token in exchange for
furniture by R, Leatherdale.
Jieo. McCaAE is making a holiday visit
to friends at Guelph this week.
C. R. VAxsroNx was house for a few
days this week from Southampton.
Donee forget Veal's auction sales of
furniture every Saturday until all sold.
B. Galen:, of the Beaver hardware
store, can now "Hello 1" to bis residence,
Mill street.
No reasonable offer refused for goods
n Rand. Butt fastened free of charge.
Ad 20
Bin:s5ELs jetavrehre re have been having
a large time this winter in the enjoyment
of this popular pastime.
R. J. Ca/amebas gone on a visit to'
relatives and friends to the vicinity of
Stratford and St. Marys.
1mt monthly meeting of the village
Council will be held in the Council
Chamber next Monday evening.
STEADY Boy, 14 or 16 years of age, with
fair English education, wanted to learn
the Printing. Apply, at once, to TUE
Pose Publishing House.
ArmnsoN informs us that a robe, al-
most new, was stolen from hie cutter left
in a hotel shed while the owner went to
a store to make some purchases.
LEATISunnALE's furniture speaks' for
itself, and he does not require to hold
auction sales every year, with the pre-
tence of going out of business. to sell it.
TUE Brussels Owl Club will hold an
assembly in the Town Hall on Friday
evening of next week. One hundred and
twenty-five invitations have been issued.
"Darasn" Canada's lending baritone
vocalist, was in town last Monday. Thera
is not only a possibility but a probability I
that he will appear before a Brussels aud-
ience before 1Qn7'. ,
Toe regular quarterly service in con.
motion with the Methodist church will I
lu be:d next Sabbath. Sacrament in the
molningand fellowship meeting at the
close of the evening service.
P. WIIrrS and wife, of Port Elgin,
formerly of Brussels, worn visiting in
town this week. Mr. White has dispels -
ed of his business and is now on the
oat -look for a now position.
IT is proposed to hold a series of public
meetings in this riding before long in
connection with the Scott Act repeal
campaign. An invitation will be given
to the opponents) of the Act to air their
opinions as well, so that both sides may
be heard.
VEAL. says he lopes to be able to dis.
pose of his furniture without having to
resort to the 'low, mean, contemptible
way that my friend did last week of
rtfnning down his opponent's furniture,
93,000 worth of first -close furniture to
be sold in the next two menths.g 20
"Veen Jest to Iittrlleet."
1 i uaee hank bills are taken at par at
Tint Pose Publtshiug House,
Mee Noll: 0 C'osson, of Walkerton, is
the guest of the Misses O'Connor,
Comees. to rent, 5 rooms, cellar, wood•
shed, well, rte, Mas, A. S'1eeme o,
this. J. A. CiEmuroe is visiting friends
at Hamilton and Dundas for the past
few weeks.
Mee. T. T. Stlrrni and Ruby have gone
to Elmwood for a visit before returning
to Winnipeg.
Jiro. Uneate e, of Winnipeg, cousin to
Miss Lottie Smola, made a flying visit to
Brussels last Tuesday.
ALL furniture wa:Oanted to be made
of lirst•eless hardwood, kiln dried lum•
her, second to none. Arthur Veal.
ROUT. AMP DAVID AROST1100II, of Brus•
eels, millwrights, are away at Dresden
putting the Hungarian process in 181c.
Venn's inill.
Balmer SrotT was away at iVingbaul
this week attending to business pertain•
fug to that Division Court, owing to the
decease of Bailiff Snell.
Rev. 8. SELLEOY, B.D„ of Lucius, was
iu town for a brief stay this week at the
Bletbodist parsonage. He had been at-
tending the funeral of his another at Kin-
cardine.
AT the auction sale at Veal's furniture
rooms last Saturday 9375" worth of goods
were disposed of and bargains given.
The sale will be continued every Set,u••
day until the stock ie disposed of.
Bev. M. SWANS has arranged to have
11o'.IIiraiw Yoshiyass, a native miss-
ionary of Japan, at tho Missionary an-
niversary of the Methodist church. The
meeting will not be held for severer
weeks yet.
Tun dog poisoner has not gone out of
business yet. Last Tuesday J. Har-
greaves' large St. Bernard went to dog-
dom. It is a downright shame as this
was au intelligent animal and did not in-
terfere with anybody.
Tum eclipse of the moon on Saturday
night was distinctly visible in this dis-
triol, and in every direetion people were
observable, smoked glass in hand, taking
stook of fair Luna. The total eclipse to
the naked eye lasted about fifteen min•
rates.
BE HAPP].-Buy a good reliable watch
or clock, marriage license and wedding
ring. Telegraph to your friends that
you're coming, buy your ticket to Mani.
toba via C. P. R., and if more baggage
than you can carry ebipbyAmerican Ex-
press Co. T. F181800 Eft, Jeweler.
Eton WELLS. -Commencing with next
Monday evening the Emma Wells Co,
will give a series of entertainments in
the Town Hall for one week, under the
auspices of the Brussels Band. The
Company is well known having spent a
week in town a year 00,50 ago and full
housee will greet then!.
MILE Rotres.-On Friday afternoon
of next week the'Directors of the Morris
and Grey cheese factory will meet at
Brussels to let the various milk routes
for the coming season. This factory has
had a very successful run and the pros=
pests are very encouraging for the fu-
ture.
INSrnoNCE.-P, A. Blaok, 500 of 1\D.
Black, of Morris township, who has been
teachibg in Owen Sound for the past
thirteen years, is in this locality further-
ing the claims of the Pootincial Provi
dent Institution, worked on the assess-
ment system very similar to the A.O.U.
W., only that the assessments are graded
according to age. Mr. Bieck' is a general
agent and has succeeded admirably both
at home and abroad. From what we
have seen of the objects and aims of the
institution it should prove a very ac-
oeptable mode for anyone wanting ,in-
surance at its bare cost.
BANQUET, -A grand banquet, jubilee
and public enrollment of soldiers took
place here on Benda), and Monday last
when Adj. Sweetmad was assisted by
Capt. Mae and Cadet Paulin, of Listo-
wel, Capt. Watson, of Palmerston,
Capt. Fadden of Wingham, and Capt.
Wellwdod and Cadet Moorefield, of Brus-
sels. The banquet was a success iu every
way and well patronized. The enroll•
meat was, a grand sublime Christian
cause -the consecrating of souls to the
Lord. Thp Adjutant and Capt. Well -
wood return their sincere thanks to the
public for their patronage and Christian
sympathy.
T.ELrrnoxu.-The telephone, it is said,
is not making much progress in Brussels
just noir and no wonder. Imagine"Billy"
Smith going to the 'phone and yelling to
his dear girl, "BIello 1 Is that you, civil/B.
oslkiochsmavticierska." "No 1 It's Joll-
enschousk affair uockovstiffegowoff who's
speaking ?" ; "CSezlmoekoavier Jack smi
uyekischokem off. "I want to know if
xllf,•rmanskeffiek films a jaw chevastew
Sl.eiociberski is still stopping with Dvis-
net Iifvdl smart voimeeehn ?" Stich 110-
me1)clatnre over the telephone would tie
the wire fulleof ]snots and twist the ma-
chine all out of shape. • Ile careful
"Dilly" that you do not explode.
T1ru Empire, published at Toronto,
spoke RS follows last Monday concerning
one of our manufacturers : Winnipeg
hashed four steam firo engines for their
fie protection during the last ten years.
T roc of these are United States make
and one is Canadian make. To -day all
the 0.S, engines are broken down and
praeticahy useless. The Canadian en-
gine, as reported by Chief llcRobbio and
the prose, is the only one in good work-
ing order. The fire committee stately
suet and passed a resolution to telegraph
"Fnou Jest to Ilernnst."
REv, Uto, Leveler, of Mihhlnty, 8011.0 ht
town for a couple of days Ole tvoeh,
J. W. COYNE, L,D.S., of Wardsville,
wns in town for a few days this week.
Timm cutters for sale. friers, 1110,
$20 and 935, also ono horse, 13. Gerry.
G. A. Fenn, 15110 luta been in l'etrelee
for 1110 past year, is home for a holiday.
\VUNISt3 Boots sold very obeatl to melte
room for Eighteen hundred Parra tipring
Shoes Doming in, Auto (loon,
'I'nt: Lienteilarlt-Governor's speech, at
the opening of the Leval Legislature may
bo read on page 3 of this issue.
Oen factory is now turning out at the
rate of 25 bed ronin smites e week. Wo
are boned to loll them. 11. Leatherdale.
I1n. Al aasox loud his faog-badly cut by
a piece of metal flying from a lathe at
whiolt, he was working. 11 was I1 close
call,
20,000 envelopes to hand at Tue POET
Publishing House. Every business loan
should ses them and have his card print-
ed on a thonsauii of them.
A tip-top stock of bill heads, letter
and tote 'Rends, envelopes, statements,
menloraudunlet tags, etc., kept always in
stook at Tum Pose Publishing House.
PEDESTRIANS on the front street find
fault with the furious driving often done
as they are compelled to get otfsinto the
deep snow as the sidewalks are blacked.
ANorumu member of Walter Jackson's
family, in the person of Archie, has been
added to the typhoid list of patients, but
we a' a pleased to hear that he is likely to
get Along nicely.
THE pulpit of K,,ox Church will be oc-
cupied for the next ttvo Sabbaths by Rev.
Mr. McLellan. This gentleman has al-
ready filled this pulpit three SRnduys
011100 the Vacancy.
W. H. HILL, ferment of Brussels, now
filling a position in Gordon ,C McIntyre's
store, Wingbam, WAS renewing old ac-
quaintances in town this week. He likes
his new employment.
Tia mouthly horse fair on Thursday
of this week was an immense Bea0185.
There were 12 buyers in attendance and
a large number of persons with horses
for sale, A great many horses changed
hands at good prices.
Oen Brussels youths are not behind
the itge and a new inventor has coma to
the front in the person at Leslie O'Con-
nor, who, in hie leienre moments, has
arranged a telegraphing machine, which
appears to work very satisfactorily.
A c0.1'AeTNERSiIIP has been formed be.
tween Geo. Love and R. G. Wilson in the
implement business. The firm will be
known as Geo. Love & Go. An oyster
supper was given at the residence of 14Mr.
Love on Tuesday evening in honor of the
new firm.
L 0. G. T. -Last Taesdsy evening the
following officers were elected in connec-
tion with the Temperance Lodge: -G. T.,
W. Roddick ; V. T., Miss L. Oliver ;
Chaplain, H. E. Burkholder; Sec., H. L.
Jackson ; Trees, Miss B. Moore ; Fin. -
Sec., Miss M. Moore ; Marshall, J. J.
Ball ; I. Guard, Miss May Kerr ; 0.
Guard, T. Hill ; T. D., J. Buyers.
CARNIVAL. -A number of Brusselites
attended the carnival on the Wroxeter
skating rink on Thursday evening of lust
week. In the 25 lap ,ace there were four
entries. Noble Gerry led the quartette
for 18 laps, when Robt, Thompson came
to the front and took the race, beating
Cornyn, of Wingbam. R. N. Barrett
captured let prize for best character
costume. He personated en Indian
Chief.
Ronnr.UY.-LaetWednesday night some
person or persons entered the blacksmith
shop of S. Plum, near the bridge, and
stole a full set of dies, taps end stocks,
valued at 515 or $18. The shop is al-
ways kept looked At nights but on this
occasion the door was not secured and
the thief evidently watched for this gold.
en opportunity. Mr. Plum was forced to
send away for a new set 'of these neces-
eery tools en Thursday morning.
()enrage MATcu.-Last Wednesday a
curling match was played on the Mait-
land , ink in this town between the Lis-
towel and Brussels clubs, in the Ontario
Tankard competition, and, after an in.
teresting and closely contested game, the
home team won by 0 shots. This will
throw the contest in this group between
Brussels, Winghe,m and Wroxeter. The
following is the score :-
00015ELe.
Rink No,1. 'Bink No. 'd
J. Kitehoe, F.S. Scott,
J. Roes, S. W. Laird,
D. C. Roes, 1V. Thomosnn,
A. Currie (skill, '52 A. Veal (ship) .,.hi -47
L1s'rnwsL.
Stink No, 1. ILinit No. 2.
A. F. (111ntic, Park.
MaOiih'nry, Hay,
3.➢I, Winne, McMillan,
Bell (ship) 14 Morplly (sltlp)...„-1-:78
Brussels will play a game with Harris.
ton for the Caledonian medal, at Lie.
towel, next week. We loop for our "boys"
to fetch the medal home with them.
-rae11('ra I at't'ro
Wm, O'Brien IeftIreland far the South
of Europe.
The new hotel which John Wanamak-
er•, of Philadelphia, has erected for the
benefit of the women employed in his
stores hag ample accommodations for
100 boarders. It contains a bowling al•
ley, several reception rooms, a dancing
room and numerous apartments for
bathing. The rate for a week's board
tad lodging, including the laundrying of
one dozen pieces, is 98.25.
The six day go-as•you-please pedestrian
the Canadian maker; 3. D. Ronald, of contest, to bo held at Madison Square,
Brussels, Ontario, to make at once an- New York, Feb. 5111 to 12th, will not look
other of the same etyle, as the former for starters. The list of entries, which
one had gives undoubted satisfaction. is note virtually closed, Moieties the
The firm is 110W building a/ system of atmos of sixty-five men who hope to
waterworks for domestic use and fire win fame and fortune on the tanbark.
protection for the enterprising little town Some are well known pedestriatls and
of Wiarton, on the Georgian Bay. others are newcomers to the six day
ranks. The entries are as follows :---G.
Cartwright, Dick Hates, John Hughes,
Robert Vint, John pinion, ,Ben Curran,
Pete' Penchot, Anton Strokol, Peter
ijegelenian, Dan. Herby, James Alberts,
Alfred Elson, 1:1. C. Moore, Frank Hart,
George Norarnac, ,Gus Guerrero, Tom
Cox, G. F.Adams, Old Sport Campana,
J.W. Callahan, P. Golden, Net Collins,
Geo. Tilley, A; Graham, Claris, Ranbofor,
Bon McT ni ghian, W. T. Moore, 10, Sol -
in, Emil Paul, (too. bufrone, T., A.,
Thompson, Norman Taylor, .JOsepli
Wente, 1:. 1'. J(ershnrt, Jack Golding, J.
AENusa Mnonaro.-Tho annual meeting
WE have pleasure in announcing that of Melville church was held on Monday
arrangements are being mads for hold- last. the pastor, Rev. John Ross, in the
fag a public 'Meeting an the Brussels chair. The Manager's report Showed
Town Hall for the discussion of Cons. that 91510,50 bad been raised for congre.
moreial Union. Ilr. Macdonald, the gational purposes, whilst the Missionary
Worthy M. P. of East Hitron, end other report showed that $472.47 had been
gentleman aro, expected to address the contributed for the miesionary and other
$o 10ring. :Further t'articnlars will be schemes of the church, making a total
gfvon later. for all purposes for 1887 of $1001.07. The
Tun Provincial Provident Institution, following officers were elected for 1888
of.St. Thomas, Ont., the 0100t popular Trustees, W. It. Wilson. Alex. Stewart
Insurance institution in the Dorm/nom and Duncan McLanchlin. Managers,
Nothing like it an the Reid. Four years
of Successful p operation. Arnot;; Its Morn -
hers an tU
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!Mind tit- ., a.tL.
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and t e, 'asD.1 ern:,..e
aertifiet• •1 includes the r;,n(. l,uu'd test•
Peter Ritchie, Alex. Stewart, (Grey) Writ,
rh John -
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('i r;r, 1V. R. Wilso:, \1nit t Innes, A. stow, 1)r;vurlerri ..tt,, 1ulio \ti'. int/tart
"lr••d. '-, 11:1,,183 and f1, 81,,i111 • 'Tress- Wnt. Griffin Morlybou George emitter,
1000 Al'c. Elea ; As.,., 11'oaun•rr and (lea Mason, \V.1''. 1,111 i::, ba.u, (33,cary,
n:'D ,ret t,-,:io1, payment Secretary, 1), Stewart ; :Missionary A.'a. A. Carpenter, W. A. Ilrngbnd, A. !toff.
dosib ire a ti i J Y I ,. U 'exile Ii,
at death, at old ago and on permanent 1.nriation, Alex. Sti'wari, i trsph'Ir. ; W, man, A. \cwbna'rl. '31. b
,i •. t'iee l'residrnd, and lh•s, William,. \',7, . 11n•v, flaw, Wm.
diaabilJty.
Cost f>1. 9�dnru in 18s7 at a4 11, AVllann, �,h
year of age only 10,8#'.-leticr reliable (graham, ;Sir:, i\'. 'Martin toil M.1's, •'Burrell, Wtn, 1. milli, Y;. M. Dined, (4. ,
Sals u ; only . J •.lki no members of ,mnnittee, Jir,srs. Ball, Jerry ('Tonin, 17. 7,, b 1 '1103, Gluts,
aty orates! 1' (•1. ' of Ilmrn, , ,
Salary net ron,'tn gip..::. P. :1, 1),.1r1., I .1. M. Slrlartush ruin ,Jnv. She w to r, op. • Sttrnl:, John liarhardv 1, 1'.'1']nnunas, A,
General A 51111. 311 : paints 1 piiditm•s, 01, MTlnsml nurl SicvoTtrodfr''e'frnhitown.'
Dr, Merriam, of North Adams, Mass.,
1,ae i11 !tie possessiou a /sleigh whfell teas
made for his great grandfather in 1000,
It is still strong and the doctor drives it
every clay.
Oen. Logerot, is the fifteenth war min-
ister Prance has hid since 1870. Mold
Marshal Von Moltke is the fifteenth tear
minister Prussia lute had slime the foun-
dation of the kingdom 111 1701.
Grott•ri(o.
The business leen of this place com-
plain a groat deal of the diffioulty of col-
lecting their accounts thin year. Tho
great majority of farmers, after getting a
year's credit, appear to be utterly indit
1008)111 whether they pay or not. Tho
sootier the 1' ng•winded credit business is
either done that with or greatly needle
fled the better it will be for the commun-
ity at large for wo are convinced that it
very largenumber of the business failures
gnat be attributed to that cense. Wo
think that if the business mon of the
towns and villages of this county, or Fce-
tion of the county, could alert together
and arrange a modified tole of credit ant
then all carry it out, both the merchant
and the farmer would be benefitted by it.
The nter'ohant, where he is in 18 reason-
ably good financial position, would be on•
abler! to take his discounts and thereby
sell his goods ohespor and the customer,
instead of having a large account staring
him in the face at the end of the year (in
nearly all eases mach largo than was ex-
pected), would have his nouounts corning
in oftener and smaller in amount and not
so hard to meet. \';'0 should be pleased
if mens abler mind than your humble
correspondent would take this matter up
and agitate it.
Washington Letter.
(Enols 0nnnEGIILAtt OOEnO9rovDEN1',) ,
1V a eb ing to n , Jan. 27.1888.
The Democrats of the Ways and Means
Committee have almost completed their
tariff bill. They have reached a point
11085 where they are in perfect agreement
and the bill in a general form is corn.
plated. There remains now little for
them to do beyond the manual labor of
getting the hill in form, and some "mis-
SiOnery work" to strengthen the bill,
They etre advancing in a way that is
more satisfaotory than they had hoped
for. The "missionary work" to be done
ie simply the yielding of little point; here
and there, when they can thus gain
strength for the bill without making any
Sargent saerilioe. The bill as reported
will put wool on the free list, will, by
way of compromise, stake a material re-
duction in the tax on toba000 and fruit
brandies, and will make a reduction of
20 per cent. on sugar. Salt, lumber and
other rate materials will go on the free
list. ' There will be a general revision
and adjustment of the tariff schedule and
the administrative features of the bill
will bo practically that formerly advanc•
ed by Mr. Hewitt. At every slop they
have consulted expediency to a great ex-
tent and have so managed as to gain
strength in many directions. They have
perfect confidence that they will be able
to pass the bill almost as reported. An
exooption may be made as to tate wool
clause. After a light they may nom•
500101se on this by putting coarse wools
only on the free list, if they sen gain
some decided advantage by so doing.
They appear, however, to think that
they will not have to make any change
in the hill in this respect. Mr. Chandler's
bill introduced in the Senate Monday, to
regulate national eleotions, has reference
only to elections of members of Congress.
It grants to the Cirenit and Distriot
Courts power by writs of mandamus and
prohibition, wlnoh may be directed,
when necessary, to any officer of a state,
to compel an enforcement of the laws
with reference to the election of Con.
gressmen. and to prevent the issuance of
any certificate of election where the elec-
tion has boon eouduoted illegally, or the
apparent result procured by fraud.
Whenever the laws of the state require
any person to appoint suitable persons to
hold Congressional elections, and the
persons so appointed cannot read nor
write, or have at any aleotion, state or
national, been guilty of any illegal prac-
tioes, it is made tho duty of the court, on
the stern petition of any person setting
out these foots, to hear the ease, and if
the allegations are found to bo true, to
issue as prohibition to prevent the ap-
pointment of the unsuitable person or
persons. It also directs that if, after any
election for Representative in Congress,
a petition shall be filed in the Circuit
Court or District Oonrt alto ing a viola-
tion of the state eloition lass, or that the
result was procured by fraud or iutintida.
tion, it shall be the duty of the court to
issue a restraining order to prevent the
state authorities from issuing nal• certi-
ficate of election, and the Clerk of the
House from placing the mune of the per-
son claimed to be elected upon the rolls
of the house, The mese shall then be
heard, and if the allegations against the
validity of the election aro found to be
true, tine restraining order shall continuo
in force until the case is decided by the
House of liepreseiltetives. A few days
ago a taco which still retained traces of
great former beauty was pointed out to
me upon tho Avenue, and the following
story was told ane of its possessor : Dur-
ing the war her betrothed lover, while
serving a8 an officer under the banner of
the Confederacy, learned incidentally of
her serious illness in Albany, N. Y.
Nothing daunted by the dangers which
encompassed such an undertaking ho ob•
twined a leave of ebsonen, passed through
the lines, and after almost incredible
escapes and hardships, succeeded in
reaching hor side in her. Northern horse.
Upon her roecve'y, ha attempted to re-
trace his steps, bet was seen and reoog-
nized in New York City and arrested 05
a spy, After due trial before te oonpot. ,
eat tribunal lie was found guilty and con-
demned to be shot. The lady in gnestion
was a niece of Ciairclinal, thou Arrh•
bishop. Manning, and the 8011010 force of
the Catholic clergy. was brought to bear
upon Mr. Lincoln in order to secure a
commutation of the seutono0. This was
done in effect, for The ttntnrtunate lover
was persnitterl to marry the yeoman of
his choice, and then both wcrn hanishod
to 1'01i0, where thea lived tinder the sur-
vcillanee of ihe _lnwrieen atiuieter until
11,'1o'1:1111'11 n1Inn which his life teas
n orad bythe 1'res:iduui, The bravo
Confederte's wile is 11)180 it widow and
her eldest seG, Ho(nigh line assistance of
1D•. Cleveland, ter whom he ie said to
have told his mother's 0(nry fu 011 acai-
1101110.1 ntnotiotl which lmq'penod in the
{,gxnutils in the roti' of Ile, While Melee,
b. n. cadet al \Vest 'Point.
FEB., a, 1888
nOS�N,
WAToOH,. -111 Morrie, on ,January :18th,
the wife of Mr. ,Tole 11'atson of it
duughtcr, T
=.41•T -Z' S=7A
111•FNAsT^11111'011.---111 Mmris, on 010 1st
Met, Mr, Benj. Stewart, of Manitoba,
to Mise Martha Smith, of the 0th
line, Morris,
BARELEY--Annie,•-At the residence of
the bride's mother, leaforth, on the
25tH ult., by the Boy. J. E, Howell,
183:', (leo. Barley, of lielgrav0, to
Miss Addie Avery.
1J.tl,0r---Buesrna,.--At Dungannon, on
,Tan. 80th, by Rev. Father Connor,
Mr. John Haley to Miss Hannah,
second rbmghter of Mr. Then ,s Bus.
sell, both of Morris.
l3n•rToN-Silotnnm,-On the 25111 ult.,
at the residence of the bride's father
by Rev. IV. T. Clot!, Mr. henry
Button to Susan, daughter of Mr.
t7m. Sboldiee, all of Morris,
sazenerceRT= 1vSes.xxe T0.
CORRECTED m 1111FU1a,T 1101305 mins.
Fall Wheat 78 85
Spring Wheat 70 80
OaeteIe 1S8 40
P.
Barley
Potatoes
Butter, par lb
Eggs, per dozen
Apples, per bushel
Goes, dressed
T3oaf
Hay
00 00
08 72
60 00
18 00
18 00
60 00
0 00 7 00
4 50 5 50
S 50 0 00
Wooed, per cord 1 75 0 25
tOimt1CTED CAREFULLY EVERY WEER.
Fall Wheat 80 Re
Spring Wheat 70 82.
Barley 60 75
Oats 87 d0
Peas ,.. 58 00
Batter, tubss,cand rolls, ... 16 17
Eggs per dozen 18 00
Flour per barrel 4 50 00
Potatoes ... 00 05
Hay per ton. . 7 00 0 UO
Brides per Ib............. 4 54
Salt per bbl., wholesale.... 60 80
Sheepskins, earth 60 1 00
Wool, per lb. 20 28
Pork 6 25 6 75
THE PEOPLE'S COLUM N.
��•y IRL WANTED,AT ONCE,
•a to do general house work• Apply to
MRS. 1V. T. OLUFF. 80e1ns
CIUMFORTABLE DWELLING
t..' 0011 RALE at bargain. Tor full part
tieelars fie 10 price, looution,1 ate., amply to
1V, B. 0101(8018, 8-1f
nrENDERS WANTED. -TEND.
A- Ent will be received by the undersign-
ed on or heron the 181(1 of February, for
the delivery of 111 cords of cordwood, 4 feet
long, Beech or Maple. Wood to bo -deliver-
ed ab Moh•111e Church before the let of
March, 1888, 30.2 ALES. SPEWVART.
Salesmen Wanted l
Is canvass for the Rale oft Nursery Stook,
Steady employment gunrontoud. SALARY
,ten EXPENSES PAin, Apply at oe0, slating
ase. 11tef5r to this mune.)
CHASE i5R(1TR818x, Colborne, Oat
Q ULL FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep the thorough-
bred Durham bull' Vedder" for service on
lot 20, eon. e, Morris. He has an extended
pedigree oertilloate• Terms -$1.50 for the
0181851:11 for grade notw° nod $0.00 for thorough-
breds. 11,215 J, BOWMAN.
U I L D I N G AND CORNER
STONE F011 SALE, -lbs undersigned has
leased, from Mrs. Wm. Shine, a Stone
Quarry, for a number of yesre, and le now
Prepared toternish any quantity of Building
and Corner Stone at a reasonable rate. Per -
000, 1010ndlug 10 11811111 nhoald remember
that 1 can supply all the Stone, in addition
to doing she Mason Work. W. F. 8510005,
8.11m Brusools
1NTI V 0 T 10 E. -TETE PAR'1'NER-
slur heretofore existing between the
undersigned as Blnoitemithe in the Village of
Brussels is hereby dissolved by inn teal con.
aout, The beelines will be carried on by
Samuel T, Plum, wtto is responsible for oil
debts colltrao,od by the firm, and to whom
all aloounte aro payaul0.
A. HUNT071t, ( SAMUEL T. PLUM,
Witness, f RROST, OLA733(E,
Dated at Brussels this 35th Jae. '88. 00.4
REAL ESTATE.
(4LI0I0E F+l.R1:[S FOR SALE, -
5L) A few splendid, improved farms for
Wein the towu5117 of Grey, Morris and
➢1oIdllop, Apply to A. DELGATTY', 00.
Anotionoer,71rnaeot5 P. 0,
110R SALE, OR WILL RENT
to e,utablo parties, store with com-
fortable and commodious dwelling, Good
cellar, 1 taro of garden ka bearing apelas,
plums end amen 1ruits. Good stable. 1hi5-
cot,stitetes one Of the best openings lu On-
tario for a good harness -maker, being in the
centre of n splendid farming seot.nn. Near-
est opposition Brussels, 7 mil o01 Listowel
1/10110/4 Apply for terms to P. W. 80111814,
on the mealtime, f1TifEL, 20.
lli�Lso znEF01 offers
atanbioi IJJ3
0 two
fnrlil, boils lot 8, eon. 11, Gray Township,
Buren Co., for solo. Thera are about 00
eros cleared and In good heart, There 10 ti
log house, good hank barn, homing orchard,
and all the necessary oonysu lances on the
promises, icor further part:tamers, its to
pries, berms, etc„ apply to the Proeriotor,
1FfiO4. HYSL01 , Clare P, 0„ N.W. T., or to
2-tf OOUGA01) STBACHAN, Brusools
((� OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
'l.�Morrie, 011 reasonable torms, Di order
to close the entre of the estate of the late
W. G. Ilia eton, the executors offerthe fol.
lowing valuable lands for sale North
half of Lot 30,05iceesi05 5, Township of
Morris, Ootttninieg 00 aurae. On this lot is
ereebod it good frame barn with stone faun.
dation, good orchard, well andpltmp. Near-
ly allelearoel, and is on tho gravel road
closely adjoining the village of Stumble,
This farm ta avnlauble ono, 15 well fanned
and in n good state of cultivation, For
130555x010 Ptering Hemi to
xi3a 8, lei for n
Square P. 0„ rte JAntms SUITE, Maple 1,0d0
3 0., Middlesex County.
1,1 (L FM Yi"0a 2100e,‘
The aubsci'luereffete toe ado h15 valuable
Farm In tho Township of Croy, comprising
lots(1 no (17, con .1 in said totva0hip. This
tarot o0ntai 00200 (tern n (811(1 is within 1?. n1170s
from the tbtriving vtllago of ltrunsolo, with
good gravel lead loading thereto. About 150
1800a8008e1uarod,iroe (0001 05 0101111 a
high state of cultivation, The 08814000 ie
hoc ly wooded . This tach is partiotilnrly
w.,111•:,r,d, nearly Olio whole of the fene.5
00iOaairaigl,taal 1(1851017 beau 0l0O10d Ln
1:'1t:,(1'41. (1.ft, „111,1(1:081' he eeif • rn,•1
brn(',111' dwelling110508 r ry cad a
., 1, .t nn7.g from,
barn with Stena stabling underneath in
which trier° in a well with an abundant sup -
713 of nx0011en1 water, 'Miens Is lihowint•a
OM frame tmpleimmi house, 41x10, well
((o000d,above n. 011 below. end Neatly eland
and Palntnd . For parti8ulnre apply to the
Proprietor. .1.530788 1(1('3CHON,
Beefs Lint, 'Enron tie.,
1 tfe• (lod11101.
imastutarreicirmuleviseraciancrualf
BANKING.
1\{tiINTO Sri & MoT'ACOAR'I',
RANKERS •;• BRUSSELS
Transact a General -Banking
Business.
Nol'JbS PXSCOUR'11'11),
-Uanadlan and New York Oradea bolls ,1
mal cold,
lutarust allowed on dopoelts.
(nllertions Made on favorable teem,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
'c YYY ADN & SINCLAIR, I3ARRIS-
mos, Re. Oalco iu I.0okio'e block
Brussels. Money to Loon,
VAT B. DICKSON (LATE WITH.• Gaetow C Proudfoot, (k,dorloh) So-
licitor, Conveyancer, to, 0111,10, (grant's
block, Lrruesoln, Money to loan, •
A 11[. TAYLOR, B. C. L., BAR.
nlnTmn, Bolluitor, &o., 01 the firm of
Stephenson, Dickson C Taylor, Barrielere,
Solicitors, ,to,, Hanuiug Arend°, 1ring Street
Went, Toronto, Money to loan.
A HUNTER, CLERK 01"
1110 Fonnlb Division court, Co, Huron
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Lend, Loan
and Insurance Agent. Funele invested and
to loan. 0o.leectees made. OiOoo 1n Ora
ham's B look, llrussels,
•
fAOgERT CUNNI010N
rx5U11ANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
WHELPS.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR:HUTCHINSON HAS RE.
moved his office 59 J. Hnrgreayel'
Drug Store. liestdono° 011 Mill Street
JA. MONATTGHTON, M. D., 0.
• M, L.B. 0. P. Edinburgh, Physletan
Surgeon and Aeoouch er. Office, Mrs, Shiol's
block, Turnberry Street
WM. F. GALE, M.D., 0. M.
Member of the College of Phyaioluas and
Surgeons of Ontani0 by exnminetion.
Office and ltosidenc-Mala Bt. East, Ilthe
Ontario.
DENTAL.
1.1U .
(1. 1..Be1l,L, D.B., Honor Graduate and
tr. It. o. D. S•, of Toronto, Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered, Prides graded and ea low
as good work can be done for.
Omco over Joheeton's Hardware Store.
Soatortll,
IL) I+' N 0 JEST.
\8,0, Fear,L,D B.Grade ateofTo-
ronto School of Dentistry. All oper-
ations guaranteed. OMce-Cody's
Brook, Ssals, th.
Artiflotul teeth, fl r0tquali ty, Hula
guaranteedflt,for 812.00psr•snt.
D1IINTIST.
9 4, MARTS: -hi', Z, �, S,,
Honor Graduate of the I;eyal College of
Dental Sorgoous, Toronto. Nimes 051 DE
Gas administered for the palaces extrac-
tion of tooth.
OFFICE. -Garfield Morn, 5018131151110.
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY, LICE N -
8E0 Auotioueer. Salve oonduobod on
reasonable terms, farms and farm stook a
enocialey. Orders left at Tug Pow Publish-
ing House, 13 rasesls, or seat to Walton poet
office will receive prompt attention.
,ALEX. DELGAT[Y, & OTION-
1 E1110, 15 prepared to attend to sales on
the shortest notice, A specialty man of
sales of thorough -bred etook. Terme made
known ba applloatio It t1 Tsui Poem Publish-
ing house, whore orders may be left, or
nddrors to Brussels P. 0.
RAYMAN N AUCTIONEER.
e la always roadylto attend sales of
farms, farm stock, d:o, forms cheerfully
given. 0ranhrook 3P.O. Bales toay he 110.
ranged at Tun Pow Publiebi"g house.
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
t T 11. 18IoORAOKEN, ISSUER
Y 1' • of Marriage Licenses. Omee at hi,.
Gn000ry,Turnberry Street,
AMONAIIb, ISSUER OF I.IAR-
rlago Ti0011800, by appointment of
Limit. -Governor, Oonnuissionor, fie., Q, 13,
Conveyancer and agent Fire tneuruhoo Cc.
001ee et the OraubrnokPost Office,
'��TM.1IODD10K, IIOtTSL SIGN
m1(1 Ornamelttal l'aintor, Graining,
Gilding, Sign and Decorative Painting in al
its Menthes. Shop Blinds done up in style.
Paper Hanging a spoefelty..Shop ono door
south of J.louyers' Carriage Works,
W. O'BRIEN, V. 8,, HONOR
L' •
Graduatoet the Ontario Veterinary
Oollego Juts resumed the 5x101{00 of John
Nott, V,S„ and is prepared. to treat all die
oases of acumieatod animole on ooientifle
nndapproved prlueiplos, 1'rentmmltof del-
icate foals a amenity Oflioo two doors
North of Br idgn, Turnberry street.
QTOOK FOR SALE. -ONE COW
supposed to be in calf 1 ono noir or to
calve in April ; ono brood' 001V cud Six young
pigs • ono young sow, allthoro'-bred, Also
ono 1111v rising 6two. Enquire of.15..T,H1NC-
STUN,ilot40,Con. 5, Morris, Ilnuseele 1'.0.
28.11
.441AR;74 FOR SALE. -THE SUB.
' noun= offers his exoo11on1
I2G sero
berm for solo. wis ooCI, Grey,
begirtrt l088 and est port f tot O, There le
01,00810050085010180011, 191e buildings aro
000 , Two barna with stone stabling, mens•
tiro 107550 foot and 81080 foot reepeoLivoly.
'llroro aro two frame dwelling houses, young
orchard of 17, mores, and all 8105 nbnvenien •
000, Therein a novordnlliog spring crook on
On/place. Possoeotoe. 0001:1 be given at any
time, The farm le 4,1 miles from Brussels
and is in a spletdt0 locality, near to the
school, chnreb, rte. Per price, terms, eta„
apply to the Proprietor on thoprominee,
1•tf 001SN Si4IITH,Propriatot .
2031 /-� ACRE. FARM P0T1 SALE.
-.All
rst•s inss farm for sole in
Township et Morris 0In the tlolefiy of 'Enron.
tieing south holt of narUh half lata 2G ,t 21,
end eolith hn11 of tel in 011, eon., nontainhlg
2110
001n5 mow of leas, 1•&, 001,:0 10o1711y
enter etetermer and in itpond state et onitl-
ration. There's a young bearing ol'ahard,a
need house and hank barn 185 x 00 feel, with
stone stools underneath. The farm in situ.
sled within a mile of the Village of limas/On
and is &good farm for grain of stook rain•
tug as itiswatered with the rive' Alaitlnud
and lieV0r failing Pining crook,. l'nss000im,
will be giver: et anytime. Por further par.
(leviers 'Apply on bhn promises orto A. K.
1l011111e'1'3ole, I3rllsscls, P, O. lett