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Quarterly mooting was hold in t.hoLeer1•llp owning Tumidity oning Inst
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'',feth'+diat,lturch but
Sunday twining. � 100turo WWI delivered in Whitilald'e
. ti 1rt Mew
Tho soroho, was coudueted by tatelu
l aKtor, oltah by 1tev. 1'. li. Nugent, of hulk•
itIetit1 « (31 Her. .1 T. l,ey,ear, J Munro, of J31•us. I now, ori"How to got rich,' Ian loot 1
:trs, llfatelonald. is slowly improving, sets, p1'eanh(d in filo uvanfng, wax nnivorsally pro:Weal and 1)11(8 y
to having boon 53915 int nearly two L'oNomer, -Tho concert given by "Ilan• and forcibly Illustrated. IIs &flo xl I t tt.3K1 tA31►1 J1E1(K, co harm., Oaf,
bar," i I l t i baritone v ¢lief riches and told how to get item inclml '
hent. . is hnvh'li been laid up fur a last l loamy ¢veno) wx c , I 6 "1 , fit 1 G
The ;Mem rlenlerad wont: of a high order, ecuuuntr, eel dr nl.t, riot then rbn1., ,l
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r s d smutted. duty, Ir, I 1
m c .1(e an r nt
an•npll-nod by a toper tit 1P of the Mott t, Y
human voile, Alis 1,, O'C:,ntlor, of i 11301 (Imre kingdom lh„eo who Ite.trd
Brussels, played the ecroutpa)in(eulsnodl 1 it were won satisfied and pleased,
tout; two songs, which worn highlyappt'0. Deentetio,--After a brief illness of die.
Waled. Thu £0'1001191{ was the program: 08.90 of the brain Edgar, eldest sou of
--"Marie," "The King and the Maiden," Marsden Stnith passed into Lite 111190011
"Tho Drunkard's Wife" ; "Daddy," by world on Weilm:da1' morning, aged 22
Miss O'Connor; "The Maid and the years, 11 months end 11 days, 1 f had
MW," in which Dunbar represented four recently recovered from It llevere attack
different characters; "'Che Lillie Stowe- of typhoid fever' and was nicely recruited
away," "\W lto1's Anchor" ; "Jimmy," when Ode brlun trouble came ori, Ito
by Mfss O'Connor; "Ho Never foes was abl, to g1( to tho barn on Saturday
Back 00 a ',Timid," "Tho Holy friar," forenoon but was uuC0(1 310113 for acv„rel
'Poo Toboggan ellido, ' "Gathering rho days previous to his decease. Edgar had
M• rtle with May,” •'free Laucu of learned hie trado at the Ronald Engine
Mine," "Aunio Laurie." Works, leruseels, and was n competent
1' 1NTeltT'AIaMNNTr--Tho entertainment workman, beloved by all who knew him.
i ;..rbc`entne7 encu Te4arotte ratrterata ' 3aGta 1tudg air
Salesmen Wanted 1 The Princip/o n/ Tretatrnenl.
10 19)1.000 for the este 3t Nuro,ry ft tock,
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ago. (!1 far ,n this l»q>erJ
a l', t iu Ca a 1('a e, 111) .0110 (1l'. 1•- - _. ......^^•'_.--`-.
eekB.--J. C. t,tevmison is itlso getting I s won attoudod, in' the ptinoi plc+ of induetry rereolutl
weak•
and e110wed Very 111(3)))y Mutt may b + aa•• tl'l13 (3 1)3 3 a,5 tying w xpt up in 1(181'8
Miesi otery semens preached on Iion-
fryn mire :et mot Sabbath by the Itev.
A, M. McCullough, of Fordwloli. Weeks
nln„li1343 111th con., Monday night
Whitlield's Tuesday night ; Ilonfryn,
Wednesday night, Doputation, Rous, A.
IT. McCullough and J. T. Legear,
Wit 1 ton,
The pitch 110108 to the north and south
of m1(• village mu something terrible. If
Honlpb0.1y le not killed beforo the wihtor
is over it will be a marvel.
Ills O'Connor, of Brussels, a eletutlby
her motile end friends, will 141 VO a gland
concert here on Friday evening, tho 24th
inst. It will be a mustoal treat.
A foot -ball tournament is to bo hold at
Walton on Saturday, Feb, 180, at which
rinb8 are expooterl from tho schools in
the vioinity, It is expected that about
eight root -ball teams will attend, and
ltlatahee have been arranged between the
visiting teams. PLcy will begin about
11 o'clock a. m., and h :mod day's sport
ill' he looked for, slather pel•mittim,.
Wro$otor.
Coux003rn .—Tho many friends of
George Eyeel, Ilan8aud reporter. formor-
ly of this place, but now of Toronto, will
he tiled to learn that the paragraph
which appeared in last week's Pose 01as
mu•loading and, to soma extent, incor-
rect, Mr..isyvel, instead of felling Ott
the street, WIe brutally attacked by a
prowling rullinn, who, oftor robbing hon
of his wa1011, mmnay 111311 overshoo', left
hint iu.„.011=iblu on the pavement (the right
being rho coldest opo of the winter.)
When found by a policeman later on, that
intelligent guardian of rho law removed
him to the police- station, whore, frozou
and iueeueible as he was, be was kept all
night, although his addrees was found
among the papers on his person. kir.
Lyve's hands were more or less frozen,
but it is thonoht permanent injuries will
be confined to the loss of the little finger
of each band. It is thought that had the
unfortunate gentlemen been at once re.
moved to his owe house and his case re-
ceived immediate attention the effects of
his 18hn)1mo troatmont could havo boon
largely alleviated.
T.istow of -
Business mon complain of tbo difficul•
ty of collecting accounts this year.
I'ier:•c Collison shipped 79 bead of
hogs Ball 20 cattle to the Toronto market
last week.
Ourcurlors were knocked out of the
tankard contest by being walloped by
Brussols last week.
Tho aminal meeting of tho County
Orango Lodge of North Perth was held
in the Orange Hall hero on Tuesday.
On Wednesday morning of last week,
about half -past five. Lha stable awned by
W. 12, Clayton, was found to bo on fire.
An alarm was zoom -led and in a short
time the hose was attached to the hy-
drant in front of Hess Bros: factory, but
it was too late to save tho building and
cootie::: part of which was rented by
John Connolly„ as a stable. Ile had a
span of horses to it, and those who canto
to rho place first wen unable to save
1110111.. Ono of tho horses woe owned by
the first of Connolly tG Laing and tho
other by ;111 C'mdtolly, A bulgy and
part of ,t set of double harness we'o sae.
od, the buggy boing only slightly injured.
Tho building was covered by insurance,
but there was none on the militants. The
total loss on contents was about ;131110.
Blot :ayo la.
Mr. Saulte, of this place, has just re-
turned from 0. visit to Goderich friends.
Air's. Robt. McPherson went north to
Walkerton on Wedaesctay lost to visit
friends.
, AIr. Buck, of Mauitoba, slpone a fow
i days at Mr. Robertson's, of this place on
' his way back to 1lauit0ba,
Mrs. John Patterson, of tho bouudary
line, has boot laid up for some time. It
is to be hoped that the old lady will soon
regain her health and strength.
Miss Dimont, who has boon away visit.
ing friends in Goderich for several woeks,
arrived Boole last friday evening. She
looks well, as usual, after enjoying 'her-
self in [19109'5 Capital.
Tho mrotiug of the managers of the
cheese factory took place on Woditesday
el this week. Tho old man8.ger9 wets
again appointed. Mr. Scott tools tho
whey, There havo been several Changes
in tho 101313 routes. John Wilson takes
the 2nd of Morris.
Rev. A, Y. Hartley, Presbyterian min-
ister of this plaoo, owing to bad health,
lieu decided, by the dootor's ordors, to go
south for tho wrnt0r. 1l1r. 21. has been
troubled. for some time and Tar: Pose
wishes, with all his other friends, that
be may shortly bo restored to his family
in fully -motored health.
A vary enjoyable time was spent at a
000(1 at tho Man80 on Wednesday ovon-
ing of last week. A lull house was the
ardor, of courso, and the young folks
seemed to onjoy themselves wail. These
0ooiels, of which a number aro to be giv-
en, aro under the auspices of the W. F.
M. S., and rho object is to raise church
ftindo. It is to be hoped they will all bo
as successful as the first. The name( is
to be at Mrs, MaxW0ll's, on the botmd-
'try
0)1 Thursday evening of last week Quito
a number of youngfolke, and a sprinkling
of alit fonts, assembled in the Bell, but if
the older ones endeavored to k00p the
law, "No ono to laugh,” it lvould not he
a groat plensuro to then. There wore it
lunml)00 of very funny scones 111.00010d
by Mr. Cooly and shown through his
tl1agi0 lantern. 13osid05 tide (hero wore
ut
Loudon and a
'of tows of do
rbc.r viows
nuntbor of prominent men, but the lead-
ing feature wits rho loaturo by the rev.
?gentlemen, illustratod by the latteen. At
rite 01090 a vote of 110011ks (010 1011dor011
Mr. Cool( and banked by tho hoerty at-
pla11a0 of oho audience Mr. C, alway9
endeavole to inl0ro81, and 110 eil(1500ded
Very well on Thursday or ming,
.13111151.
Aire. Spume, sr„ had 010011(01' paralytic
a1r0101 last Sunday.morning. Wo aero
(18.1111( say that silo 1s gutting bot tor.
At 1110 meeting of the lions of Tenp.
twit Friday evening thorn wore
in connection with the Methodist Sunday The nonoral on Thursday afternoon was
school given in Robertson's ]fall on Mon-
day evening), the Nth nit, 0158 n Donl-
p10te sucee-s. The 0111111 'ell who took
part wero trained by Mrs. J. T. Legear
and Choy did eplondidly. The following
was the program : Chorus, "Away to tho
harvest," by 11 girls ; duan, mouth uric
an and organ by John Wa'laco and 815•
tar ; tableau, before and after marriage t
solo by Miss Lang ; dialogue, "Train to
Mauro" ; inetrumeutel, Mr. Milne and
daughter ; recitation, ontitl011, "Red
Jacket„' rendered with excollout offeat
by Mrs, Legear ; tableau, "Where is my
wandering boy to -night” ; duett, "The
little dairymaid" by "Dunbar" and
Maud Milne ; chorus by 0 little gi Is and
2 boys ; „ole, "Kathleen," by Miss Liz-
zie Wallace ; tableau, "Simply to thy
cross T cling" ; dialogue, "'rho bashful
yonne tont" , instrumoota1, Mr. 1tiluo
and daughter ; duett, "Quaker's court-
ship," by Elverson Ann15 and Maud
Milne ; rclritation by Rev. J. T. Legear ;
sol, by "Dunbar" entitled, "Toboggan" ;
duott, "Allow mo to move a vote of
thanks" by Mr. and Mrs. Legear.. The
proceeds amounted to $10 anti will be
applied toward procuring a library for
tho Sabbath school.
AlCorrib.
Miss Addie Mooney arrived home from
an extended visit to Detroit 011 Saturday
of loot week.
Goon. -Collector Mooney has finished
his work with the taxes of 1887 seaming
every cent. When. it is considered that
this is 511,408.91 and a very close year
for mongy. Mr. Mooney has done very
welt and must certainly bo cut out for a
tax collector.
The Union Sabbath sallool at Ander-
son's soho'l house collected the respect-
able sum of 1114.00 for mis-ionary pur-
poses last year. It was paid over to the
Pre-bytorian Mission Fund, the collec-
tions of the previous year going to the
same fund of tho Methodist church.
Itl000,l Lev FA0)1008' Crcu.—This
club met at Chas. Wheeler's last Thurs-
day evening and disouslod, "Which is the
more profitable, mixed farming or dairy-
ing?" Mixed farming was sustained by
Jae. Shurrie, Jno. Barr, Allan Spier, 0.
B. Harris and R. Black ; Dairying by
Jos. Scott, Peter Barr, 1I. Burkholder,
200. \l'ilhioson told Cba,,. Mozell. Geo,
Brower occupied the chair and leave his
darnel= in favor of dairying. "Manure,
weeds and fruit" will be discussed at the
next meeting, Atoll will be held at W.
Innis' next lhn(sclay, 1f thoriveris 11000•
able, if nut, at C. 13. Morris'.
1)119¢15. The dobat0 in Anderson':,
school house on Tuesday evening war,
well attended cousidoring the rough
weather. Thorn are eighty names on
the membership roll and rho society is
in a flourishing condition. The follow-
ing officers wo appointed for the mouth :
Prosideut, Wm. Cochrane ; 1'ice•Presi-
dont, John Sample ; See.-Treas., Allan
0Oohra110 ; Committen of Manngemont,
Thos, Atrarhen, Dan. McLauehl;u, Chas.
Armstrong, Maggio McKay and Cora
Hough. The delette was "Resolvod that
the Negro has suffered morn at the ]lands
of the whites than the Indian." The
affirmative was sustained by ill. 131aok,
Jamas Aiticins, Dan. 1'IaLauohliu and
Quintin Anacreon. The negative by
Wm. Coohranoe, Allan Cochrane, Chas.
Armstrong and Jennie Bowmen. The
chairman, Andrew Sample, decided that
the sidos were oven. Readings were
given by Sandy Molfauohiin, Tamed
Bowman, Clots. Armstrong and Miss
Melissa Souoh. A so11 was given by
Dan MoLanchlin, The debate for noxt
Tuesday evening is on "Co111n1eroial
Union," with tho Maple Leaf Farmers'
Club. Tho Maple Loof's will telco tho
negative. A largo crowd is axpootad.
Carr-Onur.-Whore is Polly ? Oh i
Poll I naughty Poll, did I not Ioavo thea
to guard and protect, to spread abroad
and publish the 95195 of our moo famous
township '? But when from my wander-
ing I return I find you have gone end
TUE Posr has no news from hero. Por.
haps you don't go out ; perhaps you can-
not hear tam nowe, but surely you heard Grey, wee played on the grounds of the
of the scalae. Never at word said you I latter on Saturday last, Tho game be -
Never a word of the wanderer's 3oturn gam at 2 o'clock end lastod ono hour, 1'e -
front the wilds of a lumbsrman's onmp. silting in a draw, neither side seau1•3ng a
Mr. Pugh and Mr. Lake will feel slighted goal. T.'!re ground Wm in poor condition
but it is not lay fault as I was away on amount of a recent thaw, which 1110(10
dreaming dreams of innocence and on- it touch more difficult playing. Some
joying the joys of the joyful tad whon I good playing was dono by both sides,
comae book I find the people saying, "I however, and it would be hard to decide
knew it was trim," "I said thorn would whish is the hotter team. The best of
be no mom Boltwhou ho loft, didn't T good feeling provailed during the day.
say so, Who is Poli. 011 1 its the oth- The return ntatoh will be played et Wel.
or ono." What wonderfully olovor proph- ton on the 18th inst. Tho following arc
ole ? Why, who tolyl you ? "Bell wears the names of the playore from No. 1;—
trousers." 0111 how I would like to Forwards—D. Robertson, P. Forgnsol,
warn your trousers yunng Ivan, "She J. Hollinger, G, Dolgatty and S, Ando).
never was a girl.' "A girl can't write." son ; Half.badlts--L. 13x11, .1. MoLauglt-
Lete sou you try. Do half as woll as I lin a11dB. Dulgatty' Baako'-'W. Ritchie
do atter hanging out the clothes and and R.. Ferguson ; Goal -300. Peale.
washing fora latntly of eight. You jest Suoa1asyor, SAM.- Last Friday the
try it 01(, 000)0 but and let's 800 you solo of imported Clydesdelo llersoe and
write. Aslt'Tug Pose which is tho hest. high grade cattle was ]lead on the farm of
h in Well known im porl-
nu I a o
, MoL c
that L a !
hem: • fr ml some of ori in
Now let u
Novo Y
havo 00 much to say, ]'ours truly, Beer,. or and btoodc•, and was attended by a
Alonzo 1('1¢}90 arrivert hong from too very largo nuulber of people froth smear
(vest lest weak whoa ha has bcon for 11nd far. "Peinoo of Droggborn was
several months 0ngn3e(1 with a largo hnocltod down at $1,(100 to Wm. Camp.
gang of workmen building slip (loops for bell, of Manitoba. "113111 of the Isles"
the raitwlty, His work. ovidontl ttgro0d was knocked clown to W. McLeod, of
with him judging by his healthy ap. Manitoba, at $1,000. (,altlo 501d high, 2
11010%1100, ,year old hoifers bringing $110 and orates
W0 11¢00 to mord this week Our delttlt as high as $18. Everything was gold
of Miss Alifion Mitchel], a promising opting tho stallion ellourist," which is
young lady of 21, which cad oven a took tor sale yet, and a fat eolw, This pravo:c
plane 1(t Lha 'weld:nm of her father ori that the elt0 was IL moire:. 011e a11)1 net
7`onuay 27th. She leaves (1 largo oirelo malto.ollif1 to get rid of surjphts stock.
01 (donde, to whom site had muloare:I Goo. Kirkby rune the a1clion0br 00rill 11111
eranro ns r hoveolt by 11x1• many virtues, to metro hie woter Well. The plura1n3ols of then inn.
them:nlew members i)131301bd, +turf 11101 1101 boss. `1'11'01051 in bona of It morn iso 11113 horses Taira so:nothing with -1he11
(1311} jn'op00,i•d, balloted for and :wept. 1 Own:, we shell Moot ltgein J1( nor lmmc that 1110 Manitobans nlny be 1'run1 1(1
eel, in hon 1(1, for they are two exeolloltt hareem,
VALUABLE FARM
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f.,brr1(1 Stolle Oiba•i'TJ, Eminent hung nod 'throat Kurnool),
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COUNTY OF HUiION. !i 1(iTM(3010'I.,!s"
IN THE TOWNSHIP OFGREY. IN THE
To bo snl(1 by Pnbll, 11(.'i,r1 1(t tho 11(11• d'1' TTIIZ AMl•:RICAN I1D1l:L„
'rnr1, litero0,, fu lin Vlll tl o.of 1(1 1 a,a r.0, on 14, �" 411 11., TT A xt '"4 , l "Sti1
TUTL81):{Y, 1'7;1;. Lith, 1.888,
Soot W. st,.re1'xt•.r ii. n. sr,» ey .1 41:,9,
at 10'110,01113, P. u., by 11r, A. +ironer, Aum- Manufacturers, Axton, 11,11 Iattrr of reply
1101100x. 1111 111, DfoCart0cy, at Ito rlr, Got :-
That part lot 0. con .1.2, Township of (troy,Acton, Out., Sept, (4,18(3 .
south of th0 aerate of tri, hod of tin ltlyer (rnorge 3fo)'artn,y, Neg., 110cu1, Ont..
Maitland. 1(l nares uu,ro or roes, 111(011 Sm: -1-,ur 1"(10(3 r"eelvnd, in reply
very largely attended, rho service being T bog to Inform yon Ut1t lir. Wnxbington
'i^01101 .c ��,� I This interestingsomal will be
aenduetod by 1tov, lI. Swann. 'Lite he- Y' ournrlotolyorm 0110f Catarrh Drh of i soars•
Bar further p5rtic11lu1•s sow bill posters, or stlntding }retch thrwalouod t„ break down C0n11f('11ee(1 ill
reared family have tho p1•aytlrs and syn-
patily of a 1.0ry large chola of friends. apply 1(1 the Law 011100 01 the Venders' to- wy rnnsttutimt: 1 had prov(onsly triol 1
het tors, in 11,0 el ty of London. over}tblag nbrl cent}• p1 30lilnu 0f nolo i
Pm; Iiranllavrt Row. -Tho examination without ruow(vina n pnrlk1le of gond. When
of Robert lhlrnion and other witnesses
took pinto in rho house of Rob art Arm-
strn g, near l3elgravc, 1(i Friclov last
against the prisoners William Watson,
John hopper, George Manna, VanRansol.
or Va1)N0l'man, and William Gardner
Niaholeon. Tho above named parties
wore charged with having committed n
felouions assault and battory 111)011 Robt.
Durnion, on the evening of Tannery 24th,
and also at the said time tools it pocket
book eelt'tining $5,75, also a silly pocket
handkerchief from Bunion. The exam-
ination tools place before Robert Arm-
strong, Tame.' McCallum and David
Boort, T. Ps, who committed tho parties
charged to stand their trial for said of-
fences. Tho prisoners had for their
counsel Mr. Dickinson, of Wingham.
After tbo committal Mr. Dickenson asked
would the Court tako bail ? The AIapi-
strlttes ooneented to do so, A wordy
warfare ensued which lasted until about
9 o'clock in tho morning lvben all, except
Armstrong departed for their (tomes,
Armstrong refusing to hove anyth,ng
more to do with the ease after bending
the warrant to rho constable. On the
following day Magistrates McCallum and
Scott 130cepted of bail. There were folly
fifty people eh the trial and the dignity of
the law was fully snstaincl.
From Jesi
to Erma1.
BY REV. E. P, ROE(
C>rey.
Another wedding on the carpot.
Social parties are now in order.
Commercial Union is tho loading guos-
tion,
Thos. Baylis lost a good mare from
inflammation on tho 27th ult.
A good many of the boys talk of going
to the North-west in the Spring.
Joseph Dunbar, of Dakota, is visiting
his friends, David Dunbar and family,
of tho 4th.
Chris. Cosens, 2nd son., lost a fine
steer a few days ago. Root. Oliver, 4th
con., also lost one,
Tho average attendanco of pupils at
S.S. No, 5, during the last half }oar was
50. G. McDonald, teacher.
Robt. Inglis left 13. motels last Tuesday
for Bathgate, D dtota, to attend 'o kin
son who is seriously ill with a fever.
Tho usual debato will bo held in Shine's
school honso next Monday , veiling. :3ub-
jeot—"-should capital punishment bo
abolished 1"
Tho report circulated that Himmel
Shine and wifo were frozen in tho tato
blizzard is false in the mamma Ito they
are living it, Winnipeg and aro enjoying
good health.
1Yhero aro rho prophets now who not
many months ago were prophecying an
open winter? I think thoy hal better
keep in the house for fear of being frozen
up or snowed up.
Foot -bell seems to bo tiro leading sub-
ject just 110w 3n most of the 00110019, Nue
matches between the scholars of different
sections are all the !age. Some think illy trade as
this is going too far.
2.(1(1,31 LA1ms.-Last Tuesday morning wOL'OTOT Tal leitl,.3s9ON,
a
own belonging to David Grant, lot 13,
con. 14, gave birth to twin lambs. This
is a little on the oarly side and the wee
muttons will havo to bo oared for
tenderly.
John Dunbar has 100s0d his 100.aoro
?farm, lot 28, con. 4, to T. Elutshinson, of
1tho 0th con., for a terns of five yoars.
1Mr. Dunbar will sell his stock, iulp1e-
lments, cce., early in March, and intenile
suetnoving to Bruesels, where 110 will wolf
,t his trade of house -building.
1 Ilabkirk Bros. have lately purchased
the well•]tnotvn imported Clydesdale stal-
lion "Tuck's A11," from Edward Bell, of
Londosboro', and their present intention
is to tato him to the Northwest. This
horse was imported by Thos. 1)toLauch.
lin, of this township, anti is a splendid
animal and hell -known throughout this
section.
Foos-B.trn. -r1 foot -ball match, be-
tween 0team from Walton and No. 1,
1111117 .0 11 3. 1 commenced taking lox nlcdiohro I would
' JI.I Vendors' Boll chole, almost aull,eata with e,1(000, 111111t1144 down
1n r throat 1(t night:, mot 1"u1 about river -Ip
- .. - In hone %ft+•r 1 ire ,.e„ , t.., i. ,. 1,1,.
ane( ,inn n, r„1(• n uric
and in two mentos woo entirely cured. Ate
9 is noarl 711 your 013111ta1 Lava 1104 no return
of the trouble. 1 earn couadontly ro0orn-
A nent for the following Com panies:-'1'. mond Dr. lrashington to 1nu, ef0 is no
F, 1 quack his ebnngel, aro moderate he is a
li' • I14311. r 'i n f' k
THE POST
1 arta,
Hendry A; Son, $enforth, Plows of all
binds, Lend Rollers, Cultivators, Straw
Cotters, Grain t;rushors ; Tolton Bros.,
Guelph, Pea Harvesters, Steel .Flexible
Harrows, No. 7 Plows ; Patterson Bros.,
Woodstock, Light Steel Binders, Oxford
Reapers 5 rakes, Mowers, front and rear
outs, Ifoar's Hay Rakee, Patterson 's com-
bined Seed Drill, 10 hoes, and cultivator
combined, 2 furrow Gang Plows, Spring
Tooth Harrows 'LO teeth, Spring Tooth
Cultivators ; A. Murphey & Co., Cloelph,
Noy's Patent Reversible Hay Carrier and
Double Angle Steel Track, moot com-
plete in Canada, A Speoial Bargain can
be lead in Binding Twine. All are sold
at Prices to suit those hard tinnus.
Satisfaction. Guaranteed. on all Imple-
n1011ts sold,
W i1f. RX.A- .TTN,
110000-Tooxmautte Sr 11118', J3srsoou,o.
Returned,to Brussels!
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
(10siros to state that he has again bocomo
a resident of Brussels and is prepared to
take Contracts for all kinds of Carpenter
Work, such as llouso Bonding, Barn
Framing, Mill Wrighting, &o. '
He will also maim m Spooiaity of Mov-
ing
oa
ing Buildings.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
in every instance.
It "tI3'1', ARMS TONG.
�k
BRUSSELS
E WOR
S'
I desire to inform the 1'nblie
that I have Leased the well-
known Bunss1Si2s LIMIn Wonics
from Thos. Town and will run
thio business 11CSt Season.
I will also continue to follow
and and prepared to fnl•nisll esti-
mates for Jobs, firc.
BUILDING AND CORNER STONE
always 011 hand.
Satisfactio?t G uarautc rd.
A Specln'ly uutda of 1lrlalti0yiug awl
Plaalartttg Uwe.
W
F. 2C 1411.11...(2-,
PROPRIETOR.
FAIR WARNING!
For the nlext80(lays we will sell the
following first-class 1'lowa, all guaranteed
to give satiefaoticn, with
C'AS'T $12111.113 100,38118 r-
Tlno TIfil Plow, worth 1110.00 at $12.00
No, 18 Thistl0 Cutter Plow$10,00 at$12.00
No. 18 „ „ $1.3.00 at $10.00
First•cless Lumber Wagon and 1 Set
Knee Bob -sleighs to exchange for wood or
umber.
Wo havo on hand tho following ROLLB1*S, PLOWS, HORSE
POWERS, STRAW CTJTTRRS,
'TURNIP 1'ULPICRS AND
SLICERS, CTIOPPING
MILLS,
ars .Points far 911 Plotas kept eon -
Mainly One hand,
Ropnfrs of all kinds promptly altetdocl
to at 10391)50) Pnloae,
A 4(Anti1y of first-class 11ardwood
Flooring on Intro , wall &tasoucl.
Pinning, 341at011ieg axe 13end Sawing
in drat class style 1(t the
I*k118sE1.M 1•'O11SD1t1'.
W, WILSON
1'1'01Th:10r.
p0rleat gentleman le 1111 that term implies, 111 the course of a week or so 1111(1
at least ouch le my experience. Debora mo.
Tonle truly. W. II. {'J101(i31. i 14110111(1 be.
DISEASIES Tit EA nip.
Catarrh, Catarrhal, float nose, Chronic
Bronnbitis, Asthma and Consumption. Also
loss of Voice, Chronic gess Throat, 1(301009'
fug minima,' Tmisilo front tit. Throat, anti.
Pale}i U, (rein the Nos,,, without the Spite. Read.
by 'lj�jf, p1�1 {1 '
An111ianas0s of Elio 'load, Throat and Longa Read IJ�1fj 1.:IvUi bodjjfj•
treated h' Iuialnlion•-Tho New 8iutilml." u *'
CONSULTATION B1i9F.
AUC -
TON s*,,S.lC.0
l0vi
VALUABLE FARM -
PROPERTY. NO
is a good tiin1;
to Subscribe so
tinder and by virtue of the power of sole as to Commence with the First
coutaiuod iu a certain mortgage, which will Chapter of the Story.
be, produced at the ((1,90 of nolo, them will 1 y
be offered for sato, by Pu olio Atlatio0, at the
QualmN', 110'rsl„ (11 the Village nt llnnssitne,
on SATURDAY', Mb day of FEBRUARY,
0888, at the hour of 1000 O'clock, A. rd„ by
,79.0100 Stratton, Auctioneer. tau following
lands, aamoly:-Ali that eertalu parcel of
land situated in too Township of Grey, in
too County of Huron. and Province ,31 On-
tario, containing, by admaasnromont, arty
acres, more or loss, being oornp,sed of the
oast half of Lot number Thirteen, in the
Fifth Onnoossiou of said Township.
Tltnais Alin C, 21r3TsONs 1(F Sans, -Ten 1.100
omit of the purubaso mousy to bo paid to
rho 1 ondors' Solicitors at Lha timo of sale,
sufficient with tbo said ton per cent. to
Wako one -third -,f 110 purchase money with.
in ono mouth thereafter, and the haauce of ,selEl Masterpiece
saidpur5bean 1080} to b0 secnrod by 5rst Roe's
inert saga over the above promisee for r
loam with (htoreat at the rate of sfx ued
ono -half per cont. per annum, payable half
yearly.
The aboroproporty will bo offe•u13 for solo 1Ll1t1 has been read byT
subloat to a reserved bid, to be axed by theons o}
vendors'solloitors, Thousands with great ploasure.
For forth or partf0ulars apply to 01 Week,
TM, 13111pr, O rowther, ar Jioatgum0rl',
-(Ta=dura' Soliait0ra,
00 Bing street oast, Toronto.
Dated at Toronto, d anuury 10th,lees• 'til tl
"tom jest io llrllilit"
is said to be
SUBSCRIBE NOW !
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. I.A.i It THE FRONT riANK,
The proprietor wishes to remind the public that his stock of l"liV(lt-
titre, including Parlor and Bedroom Suites and
all kinds of furnituro usually kept in
It
first -clad, store, 0911.8
uz v'91155nthU MOM orfom alu7t1brYrtiie
Latest Styles of Picture Nouirling,
Frames and Oil Paintings in stuck. As I now lullnllfactan'o lay
own Furniture, having
Ion aonstantl Fm to
Eight �Ie � � �et,
I tum in a position to deal with the public on more liberal terms
than over, All timber used thoroughly seasoned in the first -elites
(try kiln at oar Factory,
TJ
Repairing Promptly Attended to,
First -Blasts stools of 'Undertaker's (.roods always on hand. 13y
dealing. with 1111 you 808111'0 the best manufactured for tho same
llrje0 els you would pay for re Serono or third Alta ar1i111' (rlsewhore.
.ill% levels Deiiver'f.'rl .11'J'(3(' r'1. tho C;O1r-I11'!'t1.
113 r 1 id
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