The Brussels Post, 1888-3-2, Page 5MARCH 2, 1.888.
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Tho itinperanee people aro flailing or.
raugorncntsfor a spirited campaign in
commotion with the coming repeal vola
on the Scott Aot. "No Repeal" is their
motto,
Prior to her marriage Mks Comic Duf-
field, of Wingbam (now Mrs, Heath) was
prrsentecl with an addregs aeoompaniod
by w berry (Roll and auger and preen, of
tinted mud decorated glsso sot in silver
from the teachers and officers of St.
Pau1'e Sunday School at Wingham as an
evidence of their appreciation of her lab-
ors.
Two frame stores on Main street were
burned on Sunday morning. They wore
occupied by J. Mode, tailor ; F. Iloilo.
way, insurance agent; Wm, Alien, butoh-
or, and G. P02000tt, tailor. The build-
ings wore owned by H. W. C. Moyer and
W. 13, Hutton, and were insured in the
known. Citizens' Inouranoe Co.. J. Mud° had $1,000 amount
n the Glos.
gow Insuranoe Co.. Fawcett's stooko was
in0ored'for $100 in the Royal Canadian.
The pause of the fire Jo unknown.
Sea.Torth•
Fire broke out on Thursday evening in
the drying -room of the furniture factory
of Broo.dl00t & Box, but was prevented
by tbo brigade from spreading. The loss
is small and covered by Insurance.
33ossreno—The prizes offered for cpm.
petition in Tuesday's bonapiel were :—
First prize, tankard; aecond, tankard ;
third, pair of curling atones. First draw:
GODE11I0ES V. BEAFORTH.
001:1812001.1. Rink No. I. BBAYOTTO,
8. llfalo011heoo, It .13. Wilson,
W. T.Wabb, John Weir.
A. MoD. Allan, Geo, Patterson,
D. C. Strachan, skip 'L9 J. B. Lyons, skip ...is
,fink No. 2.
0. 0, Coleman,
0. Rosa. Alex. Wilton.
k. Afariio, A. Young,
M. Hutchinson, skip 19 H. Oommaa, skill ...27
Total 41 PARIS V. BBI0MT41
:
rears. Rink No,1. nnl00T,
John L.Maxwell, G. Middlephas,
0, E. Adams, E.J. Briton,
.7090Ph Crape, J. Reosberry,
Al, Cavan, skip 16 M. Stewart, skip 1c
kink No. 2.
Jae. Adame. G. Evans,
Jae, O'Neil B. Stewart,
J. H. Haeldand, G. Buchan,
J. Broakhank, ektp...20 John McKie, ekip,13
Total 46 - Total 95
8T. MARYS V. 7PINSALL.
BT. otAuTa, Bink N0.1. 05112ALL.
J. Odd', 0 Win. Charters,
J.M. Weir, J. McArthur,
W.0 •Robson,, 1b. 0011
8, Snarling, skip 08 Win. Elyder, skip 8
Rink No. 2.
0. Moyers, Writ. B. McLean,
J.D. Moors, R.MoArthnr,
J. W. Somerville. R. Bonthrou,
Wm. A-tdrews.0hi••...96 G. Murray, skin 15
Total ` 74 Total 20
STRATFORD V. BRUSSELS.
eTnATr0BD, ulnk 14(1.1. 5120650.5,
John Welsh, J. Kitchen.
0. E. Na myth, R. Lod (law, t
A.E. Watson, • Wm. Thompson,
A, MoLaron, skip.' r Scott, skip ,29
.tu1 t
H. M. Johnston, Adam Good,
W. Maynard, Jas. Ross.
A. McGa ado s, Day.Ross,
John Payne,okip......11 S. W. Laird, skip20
Total, 20 Total 49
In tho second draw Soaforth beat Paris
and Brussels. Paris beat St. Marys and
St. Marys beat Brusoola. The prizes
were Bins awarded to Seafortb, Paris
and St. Marys.
G rid}--.
uultn Lamont be Minden). After a show
o£ Benda taken tho antendmnt was oar.
sled by 12 to s. Poll demanded by Win.
Pollard and Joseph 'Upton( to bo voted
on ono wookfrnni thio day Wednesday.
Monod by Wm. Pollard, socondod by
Win, Barker that Wig. hall bo Auditor.
Muvad in ammhdmmnt by Pober Bishop,
wooded by ARd0uhhh .Lamont that Jacob
,Keifer bo auditor, Tho motion carried
by a 10 to 1 vote.
WIl.L1A11 floor, Chairman.
Axone Snow, Soorotary.
According to law thio meotiog could
not bo hold ono week from that day a0 it
was demanded, The School Act atatoo
forthwith but you could not make an
Irishman believe but he woe right and
that ahoy could hold their election on
their data and eo they did. One truotse
dismisfod the school to take their votes
in the school house. Now, boys, all for
Joo as Malcolm thinks he is in trustee
his man said so but wo will thaw you
soon now tb'at we will pct Joe. in. Put
ono vote hero now for Lamont or they will
think it is a shame not to give him Ono
vote on our election for if we good our
minutes to the Inepeotor it would •b° bad
ou our tido as their minutes wore signed
by the chairman and are gone now. Isere
now go on and vote, don't mind the first
meeting I was with the Justice of 1: eaoe
and he said wo eau vote cue week tram
that day is all right. You will know
next tim6, however, bhab you were just
ono week too late. Now, just be ax steady
ail you eau for if you don't you will get
in a fine fix before you think of what you
have been doing and saying. Hoping you
will know boater at the next meeting.
Yours, A Sunammm a.
I,$08to w col .
Hugh 0. Hamilton, head master of the
North Bay (Nipioeing District) Publio
School, and Master Willie Kellogg
tramped on snow shoes over Lake Nipis-
sing to a shanty nine miles south of
•North Bay. 13000nting hungry, they
started to return. The cold was int°1hee.
When two miles on their way Iiamilb n
sat down for a rest. Urged by the
youth, be managed to go three miles
further. Deo knots owning on, Willio
went a little ahead, and by shouting en-
couragingly to his companion soma dist.
once was covered. Fearing for himself,
Willie dually went on for assistance, and
reached the village at 8 o'olook. &search
party set out and found Hamilton lying
on tho Show dead. The body will be
taken to Listowel, where dooeaaed's
parents reside. He was only twenty.four
years of ago, and commenced his duties a
few years ago. Ho was ambitious, and
intended to complete his studies for the
law.
John Heritage and wife, of Pool town-
ship, were visiting at Thos. Heritage's
for a few days last week.
Duncan MuLauohlin has leased the 75.
acre farm belonging to Anthony Sample,
in Morris, for a term of years.
Miss Crerar, of Shakepears,, is visiting
hor brother, Juo. ()reran Miss Lottie
Hill ie Away at Holmesville on a visit to
het sister.
For the past two or throe weeks Wm.
Cook has been laid up with a bad felon
on one of his bands, inoapaoitating him
from attending to his work. Ho is doing
better now, however:
Dopooz.—The usual debate woo held
in Shine's School House last Monday
evening, There was a good audience.
Tho discuosio ns were lively and very in-
teresbicg. The subject was : "Resolved,
that Imperial Federation would bo bone-
froial to Canada." Tho affirmative was
taken by W. Perrin, E. W. Robertson and
Alex. Perrin. The negativo by Jno.
Bain, Jas. Perrie and A. Hyslop. Decis-
ion was given against Imperial Federa-
tion. S. Anderson 000upied the oltair
and john Grant the vice•ahair. The So.
oiety will give a free entertainment on
Friday evening, March 14t1a, when a large
program and a good time may bo looked
Por.
Tho Boot Huron Formers' Instituto
was rem milted by the President, U•
Mc1'addao, at the Convention of the
P,.rhtioneut Farmors' Inebituao. He
made a nu ibor of speeohos, the following
being a synopsis of what he said in rofor-
enoo to the best moans of increasing tho
nsefu1ness of the F armors' Institutes, as
reported by the Ryall:—"U. McFadden,
of Brussels, who occupied a scat, next to
the prooeding speaker, said that ho was a
Tory from Toryville, and he did not Oats
the snuff of a oanille for either political
party unless they looked after the iuter-
ustsof the men who sent thorn to power.
Ino could not endorse the establishment
of an ibstitut1 in every soliool section.
Their institute in Nast Duron, aoeording
t0 000 of the professors who visited it,
woe, if not the beat, at least one of the
boot in the Province, Now they reosived
a grant of $25 from the Ontario Govern.
clout and $20 from the County Conned,
the foo for Membership being 25 oents.
They bad established a circulating
librbry, whioh he fait would do more
than anything else to popularize the in-
stitution. He had ovory hope that their
membership would reach one thousand.
McFadden will address the .Wontworth
On. Institute, of Hamilton, this month on
the Driving Horse.
GMT AND tPoax S°1tem 14' ENIANe.,-The
110th atonal meeting of S. S. No. (h, was
hold acoording to notice on the 28th Do.
oombor, 1887, the buetuoss of tbo meeting
being 28 follows ;---Moved by Pober Koff -
or, saaoudod by Allan Lamont that Wm.
[Sall bo Chairman. Carried. Moved by
rotor Bishop, seconded by Jacob Koffor
that Anus Shaw bo boorotary. Carried.
Moved by Win. Pollard, s000ndod by
Potor Hoffer that Trustees nncl Auditors'
report ha adopted. Carried. Moved by
Wm. Pollard, seoondod by John Bate. and also oxpreosecl Iiia plsltwnro at being
loan that .10207l,111 Raynarrl bo trusto0. present on ouch 1011 00 60um, Noxt name ouventy-five in number, sat down to alto
Moved in atnoadmont 1,y hater itof(or, the tea, perhaps not the moot profitable, tablos, which were well laden with tb°
aaaonded by John 1iuCartuey that Mal. but, at any rato, a very oujoya;blu part of goad things of this world, and partook
Walton.
Mrs, Sage and Mies Annie Sage ivili
take part In the program of a grand en-
tertainment to be held in the Horticul-
tural pavillion, Toronto, this month.
Om canr, Miss O'Connor's concert on
Friday evening was a pleasant affair and
attracted a well-filledhouso. The follow-
ing was the program : Instrumental,
"Moonlight on the lako," Miso Elora Mc-
Donald ; solo, Miss Lille O'Connor ;
°borns, "Birdie's Ball," Misses McDon-
ald, Ferguson, Ritchie and Torrance ;
quartette, "The fortune taller," Misses
O'Connor and Kay and A. Strachan and
W. 11. Kerr ; solo, Mise Kerr ; dialogue,
"Ohsokmate," Misses MoDougall, M: -
Ribbon and McDonald, and Messrs. Liv-
ingst°n, Anderson and McDonald ; chor-
us, "Homeward bound," by the class ;
instrumental march, Miss Hamilton ;
duett, "Very suspicions," Miss O'Con.
nor and W. H. Moss ; song, comic, in
abarootor, .Leslie O'Connor ; quartette,
"Beautiful River," Misses Tait and Mo.
Ribbonand Messrs. McAllister and
Tait ; duett, "The Gipsy Countess,' Mise
O'Connor and A. Strachan ; instrumental
on harmonica, Mr, Anderson instru-
mental duett, J. McDonald and Willie
Neal ; song, comic, in character, W.
James ; solo, Mies Herr ; instrumental,
"Battle of Waterloo," Miss Hewitt ;
song, Leslie O'Connor ; quartette, Misses
O'Connor and Kerr and A. Strachan and
W. H. Kerr ; instrumental, Miss Annie
Ferguson ; National Anthem. During
the intermission in the program the
chairman presented Miss Smillie with a
band-eome book of poems, given by Mien
O'Connor, for taking the highest'number
of marks in a musical examination re-
oently held, Out of a class of twenty
there were ten competitors.
PilE5ENTAT10n.—A very pleasant and
eujoyable owning was spent at the resi-
dence of L. McFadaean, on the 22nd
ult., when a 16rge number of Duff's
church congregation assembled to prosont
'Air. and Mrs. Mo adzean with two hand"
som0 choir's and a settoo. Mr. Smillie,
having boon previously appointed, took
the) chair, and after a fow appropriate re -
maxim, explaining the purpose of their
mooting together, oche( on Mr. Gardiner
to road the address, lot tho Santo time the
presents wo,o brought in and the host
end hostess o onlortahly seated in the
°hairs. The address was an follows:
To Mr. AfcPad:sea
Doors Sm. --Wo, in behalf of the mem.
bars and adherents of the congregation
of Duff's ohurch, 'WN ton, desire to ex-
press our sense of ob igabion to you and
high appreoiatioi of your 000201008 for the
past eighteen years, in which yon have
discharged faithfully and efficiently the
duties as Treasurer for the congregation.
That it may be our privilege long to have
the benefit of ouch faithful servio00 is, we
aro sure, the earnest wish of us all. We
aro bore mat to give a tangible expression
of our ostimate of tha duties you have so
long and satisfactorily performed and we
THE BRUSSELS POST
(10It 1,$A.i.1t , On WIL1'r BENT
to euttnblu ),u14lta, r r it
the program. Then followed 8p0aob08,
readingo, reeitabiou0, dialogues, ankle
and games, after whirl, the morally
parted, oxproosing their wish that
and Mrs. kfoJarizmte might long bo
spared to enjoy the use of their chairs
to be a help to the choral) and a bonoIit
to tho sommmhity at largo.
1�or+r•ir+.
Township Connell will meet on Mon-
day of next week.
W. P. Scott, of this township, lost a
Valuable mare last wooly.
John McElroy is preparing to orotic a
large brink dwelling on his lot, 8th eon.,
tbie spring.
jos. Smith, of tbe8th, who by the way
is becoming a noted cattle buyer, la
awity this ween to Monbroal with a oar
load of fat oabblc.
Thos. Robertson has leased the home
obead, and intends running it on his own
hook. It is hinted that he is on the look
out for a bouaekeeper.
A sloigh.lnad of yoang folks from Wal-
ton and vicinity visited A. Scott, of 7th
line, on Tuesday night of last wook,
spending a very enjoyable time•
Joseph Breckenridge is home from the
lumber shanties of Algoma. He don't
seem to think very much of that country,
but for all that he seems none the worse
for the trip.
BoTxnTum uooT•'—On Friday evening
of this week a musical and literary on
tortainment will be held in Anderson'o
school house, under the auspices of the
Literary Satiety, The public invited.
Admission, 10 cents.
Rev. A. E Smith, of Wroxeter, preach.
od the missionary sermon h Johnston's
Church, on Sunday, 10th ult., after
whioh the subscription was taken in aid
of the Mission Fund. Rev. J. S. Cooke
took his work the Dame Sunday.
Tom Forrest, who has been working at
his trado in Toronto for the past few
mouths, baa been visiting in our neigh-
bdrhood. Dame Rumor has it that them
is some attrsotion draws him here. and
it is thought he will not go back very
often alone.
John Miller, who has been living on the
farm of Wm. Dolmags for the last four
years, had a sale last Friday and (Re-
posed of his stook and implements. We
hear that ho is thinking of crossing the
Atlantic next spring, for the good of his
health,
On the 22nd inst. Wm. J. Proctor died
sitar a oomewhat extended illness of con-
sumption. Ho went to Manitoba last
year in tho hope of recruiting but with-
out much avail as the deadly seeds of
disease were too deeply sown. Tho
friends of the deceased have the sym-
pathy of the neighborhood.
We undoretand that Malcolm Black
has tendered his resignation as teacher
at Anderson's school after a very sue.
casein' term of about 5 or 6 years. It is
tai( Mr. Black will take up life incur.
tune with the hope of improving bis
health. It is a pity to allow such a suc-
cessful teacher drop out of tbo ranks.
What might have proved a sad and
fatal accident occurred to Wi11 Rich-
mond, of this township, while engaged in
creating a hay -fork for a former of Hul-
let. It appears Mr. Richmond, while
preparing to fasten the cal track and
owing to the insecurity of the scaffolding,
was precipitated t0 the floor below from
the roof of the barn, a distance of about
20 ft. Having bran for some time in-
sensible from the injuries received, fears
were entertained of his recovery, but wo
are pleased to learn he is improving so
quickly that his friends hope be may
soon be removed to his home on the 9th.
Cn1T-OaAT.--A very successful eooial
gathering was held at Thos. Farrow's,
ex-M.P., ou Friday evening last. Two
sleigh -loads came from Bluevale and
they were a merry lot. What a pleasant
party ? Poor I was almost left alone.
They all seemed too busy. Some of the
old gents boxed themselves into a smoke
house, and determined to awoke every-
one else. A very 0100 program Waa giv-
en, not so good a0 at W. J. J's, but grate
as well prepared. The young folks kink-
ed up a rote and had a very pleasant little
time of their own.—Mies Boid, 'who bas
been visiting in Toronto, returned lstely
and is an addition to 1st line.—Jackson
Wilson, of Zetland, was visiting friends
hors last week.—The sale of Mr. Dul-
mage's stook, 2La., was well attended.
Bob said things wont "reasonable," those
who know how that is are welcome, those
who don't bettor ask him. I dare not.
Yours truly, BELL.
freely, which they mono (not like the
speakers) prepared to do, anis as sister
Chamberlain, who was pr000nt, remark.
ed that Clore was nabbing to good for the
Orangomsu, whish wag eoneurrl„1 in by
Out bratherli '"atei0g" ,tail xltyl,hg that
thoro could not bo anything hotter.
After 0upp0r wag aver, Co. Master, .1. ff.
Younu, of l7t'nosals, wax voted to the
choir, when the following addressed the
meeting, oroupying about three hours, -
Tho Chairman, Wm. Magill, (L Gibson,
J. Wilford, Wm, Laidlaw, R. T. White,
ex -editor of the Standard, (l, Quinn, M.
Mains, A. Woodman, lair, Watson, editor
of the Standard, R. Brownlee, Jds, Gib-
son (Morris) air Nonni() and J. 1tfcCiee.
Mrs. Comber, an eldcrly.lady, stated that
she had cousins at the siege of Dorry,and
she wag proud or it; and another person
prosont could trace their family connec-
tion book to 1000, when tholr elder par-
ent osmo over as a general in the army
under William the Third, At bhp close
of the addroosea it was unanimously re-
nolvod that a hearty vote of thanks bo
tendered to the ladies for their kindness,
oto, Mrm. N. H. Young aoknowlednod
the Viatica in a very kindly manner, and
remarked that, as an Irishman wag al.
,lowed to speak twice, she would request
Mr. Wilford to make the reply, whioh he
did with great delight to the ladies, as he
claimed to be a supporter of Woman's
Rights. Tho singing of the National
Anthem and the benediotion by the chap-
lin brought an enjoyable mooting to a
oloso.
31a th.
D, S. MoKinnoo was in Clinton last
wook.
F. N. Dickton, of Wroxeter, spent Sun-
day in town.
The A. 0. U. W. are rapidly increas-
ing their number here.
D. B. McKinnon ie in Toronto this
week on a purchasing tour.
Wm. Davis sovoroly hurt his faoe one
evouing last week while skating.
There is sotno talk of a oriokot ohnb
being formed in town this year,
Tho band playod some duo aelootiona
on the drools on Friday evening.
Over 4,000 cords of wood have boon do.
livered at the salt works this Winter.
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads business is somewhat slack in town.
Tho Foresters bold their first meeting
in their now hall on Tuesday evouing
last.
Wm. Drummond, who has boon in To-
ronto for some limo, returned to town last
week.
We are pleated to learn that Wm.
Richmond, who was so severely injured
last week is rocovering,
have now, in the name of numerous OnANOSO HANDS.—R. T. White, pro -
friends, the sincere pleasure of hiking priotor of the Blyth Standard, disposed of
yourself and Mrs. McPadzo6n to accept his plant last week to A. H. Watton, of
of those pr°sent0 as a small token of our Port Elgin,
true gratitude and sincere desire for your The annual meeting of the Blyth
best interests. Wo hope you may find Branch Bible Society will be hold lin the
these comfortable and both long be spar- Presbyterian Church on Thursday even-
ed to enjoy the us° of them and be bions- ing, March 8th. The Rev, Mr. Manley,
ed with poem and prosperity. We ,tope of 'Toronto is expected to address the
you may be milled to egoist in the Svorlt Mooting.
of the congregation for many yoars yet to A number of the members of tho meta-
(tome. Signod by the membors of the bora of the Literary Society wenb to
Board of Msnagomont,' Westfield ou friday last, and took part
Although almost taken by surprise Dor, in the literary enbortainmonb,
Mo1'adzean mode a suitable rattly End On Monday evening of this week tho
thanked the people heartily for bhp vain. ladies of the Methodist Church here en-
able and mated Wants, and Said he bortained the members of tbo Myth L.
prized thou all the mora that they had 0. L., by giving then a free and voltin-
couoo from so many conbribntors, and tory slipper in the Orango Hall. Tho
,loped all would make th0niaalyea per. Lodge WAS °penacl in duo form by tlho
Maly at ,home acid spend a plcasahht 0v• reading of a portion of S7riptntu, and the
ening. Rev. Mr. llallanbyne thou gav0 a opening prayer of the OI'd0r in the pro.
eborbaddress,explaining, tosconoextent, 0eneo of a largo number of ladies and
the work whioh the Troaom:or had to do, well-wiohing Moods. At thio stage of
taro proecadings the company, about
EAST HURON
FAI MERS' INSTITUTE
A public' meeting of tho above body
will be held id the
Town Hall, Wroxeter,
—08—•
Thursday, March 22nd,
COMMENCING' AT 10 A.M.
PROF. ROBERTSON
is expected to give an addreses on "Dairy.
ingl;" A McD. dond others.
(pper on "Fruit,"
The 850010ne are open to the Public and
a large turn out of farmers is asked.
U. MCFADDEN, WM. BISHOP,
President. Sec.-Treas.
A..UCTIOrt7 fat ALE'
--00
FARM STOCK
And implements,
Geo. Kirkby, Auctioneer, has received in-
atruotions from the undersigned to sell
by Public Auction, at
S A Lot 26, Con. 5, Morris,
Thursday, March 15th,
AT 12 O'OLOCK, NOON.
The following valuable property, viz.:
I Horse rising 5 years, 3. Horse rising 4
years, 1 Mare rising 4 years, 1 heavy
drought Filly, rising 8 years aired by
"Lsnterprioe," 2 lilliea rising 2 years, one
sired by "Rankin Boy," 6 good grade
Cows supposed to be in calf to thoro'-bred
bull, 1 newly calved Cow, 6 good grade
Heifers rising '2 years, 1 good grade Heifer
rising 2 years supposed 111 calf to thoro'-
bred bull, 1 good grade Heifer rising 8
years supposed in calf to thoro'.bred bull,
2 Steers rising 3 years, 5 Steers rising 2, r.�118 proprietor wishes to remind the public that his.stock of Final -
2
Steero rising 1 year, 8 Honfore rising 1 Il 1 '
Par, 8 Fat Cattle, 8 Sheep, 2 Pigs, 1 tore, including Parlor and Bedroom Suites and
year,
Wagon, 1 sot iron Harrows, ( :til lands of furniture usually kept m
a quantity of sae Boxes and other a first-class store, Wtt9
articles.
Salo without Reserve as proprietor has
leased his farm.
Tacos.—All sums at and under $5
resit' over that amount 10 months oredit
x n r with com-
fortable. and commodious dwelling. (fond
collar, l acro o1 garden hi ',oaring opines,
plums a n,1srnallfruits. Coad stable, rills•
v02'81110421 ono of the boot Scannings 112 1)u.
•ut u•
(ado for a gaud Rancho-alalco beteg
8
I Salesmen Wanted
'i0 eauvaas Sar nes 0510 04 Norenry Stock.
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to M0. Me0amtoey, of Boyne, Out :—
Acton, Out., 8050.14,1887.
George McCartney, Esq., Boyne, Ont,
D1tAn Stn.—Your letter received. 112 reply
I bog to inform you that Dr. Waobiugton
completely cured me of Catarrh of 2 soars'
etanding, whioh tlirnatenod to break down
my ythinigntion. I had provloeSly tried
everything and every Dbysbofan of note
without receiving n partlele of good. When
I wmmo00od taking his s rune I would
ea
almoatsutfueate with mucous running down
mytbroat at night, and 1,sd about given up
all bops. Astor I commenced taking his
anodlclss 2 felt a decided rarely in a weak
and to two months was entirely cured. This
is nearlya year ago nod have had no return
of the trouble. 1 eau cosadentlV 000om-
mendDr, Washington to .You. $s is 110
quack; hes charges are moderato ; lie la a
porloct gentleman 12, all that term implies,
at tenet ouch Is my experience. Behave me.
• Yours truly, W. H. STOREY.
DISEASES TRIOArN D.
Catarrh, Catarrhal, Deatneen, Chronic
Bronchitis, Asthma nod t`ovanmption. Also
loss of Volpe, Chronic Bore Throat, ltemov-
lag Enlarged Tonsils from thr Throat, and
Polypii,frorn the Noso, without tbo knife.
treated by Inhtlnn Head, 'Tl10 Nowt a Met Longs
CONSULTATION FRED.
Wm artin,
Agent fun' the following Companies :—.T.
Hendry4S: Hon, Heaforth, /Iowa of all
kinds, J,snd holler's, Cultivators, Straw
Cutters, (Mau Crushers; Tolton Bros.,
Guelph, Pea harvesters, Steel F1oxiblo
Harrows, No. 7 Plows ; Patterson Bros.,
1Vaodetock, Light Steel Binders, Oxford
Reapers 5 rakos, Mowers, front and rear
outs, lloar's Hay Rakos,Patteraon'a pout -
blood Seed Drill, 10 hoes, and cultivator
combined, 2 Furrow Gang Plows, Spring
Tooth Harrows 20 tenth, Spring Tooth
Cultivators ; A. Murphey di Go., Guelph,
Ney's Patent Reversible Hay Carrier and
Double Angle Steel Track, most eom-
plate in Canada. A Special Bargain can
bo had in Binding Twine. All aro sold
at Prices to snit these hard times.
Sutistacliot Guaranteed on all Irnple-
ments sold,
W vI, 1V1A$TIN,
House--TOSNnBnny STltea'r, Samoans.
JUDICIAL
SALE OF LANDS.
in the High Court of Y7tstice,
Chancery Division.
TJ001mpt4on vs. IXendall.
Pursuant to Lbelinusmont and anal order
for
sotvelythe1221hhdayofOctober, dated
00th day of November, 1887, (bore will be
sold by Public Aaotion, with the approba-
tion of the Local Mester o1 the Supreme
(Mort of Judicature for Ontario at Belle-
ville, at the
B00BBr.LBlnn the County of Hn uron once
Thursday, March 15th, 1888.
lye tt, Auctit 1 oneer, the following valuable
farm property In two parcels:—
PAac51. No, 1.—Tho north half of lot num-
elow0, 0 the ey,1n the County of Huron, coa-
taln of Grey,
timet 66 soros more or leen.
Panora, No. 2.—Lot number 24, in the 10th
concession o1 the Township of Grey. in 1115
County of 11urou, containing 100 acres more
or 100s.
Coon Parcel number 1 Lre erooted a f, oma
boors rod n frame bora 1n a sobstantial
state of repair. About thirty soros aro
cleared and fit for cultivation. About 30
mores of swamp land, well -drained, and the
balance timbered with hardwood. This
pared is shrift 7 miles from the village sof
Brueselo,2 .wiles from Ebbe), with a 5011001
bousoabout li miles from the lot,
Upon Parcel number are erected an old
Iogtl0use and log barn, About 10 acres are
cleared and flt far cultivation. This Parcel
o(Moat 10.miles tram Brussels, and about
6 miles from Ebboi, both of which are first-
class market villages.
Both the said pareela will be sold siibjeet
to resurye bids axed by the Master.
The purohasnr shall pay ilowu a dopos1t
in the porportion of 910 for every S1C0 of the
purchase money, and the balance in one
month thereafter, Iu another respects tho
terms and conditions or sale win, bo the
standing oonditione of sale of thin court.
For further particulars apply to the law
o15eo of Mesore. Greeos d: GL0Tr8, Nnpanee,
Bud Musere. WAnn ,C 3rceLA121, 11arl1000ra,
Brussels.
Gibson .t flute, 0. S. Lazier,
Plaintiffs' Soliobtora. 1-ooal Master.
Dated Feb. 410,1688. 31.9
ilart,USS- =LS
FURTURE EMPORWIVI.
ALWAYS IN ''RF FEAT RUE
ITZVEll MORE COMPLE Ta
will be given by furnishing approved joint .
notes. 9 par dent. off for cash. Fat
cattle to bo cash,
Geo, ;Kirkby, A. ,K. Robertson
Auotioneee. Poprietor. Latest Styles
tlesof P lotuve & n&
9
RU STET S
L .A.TrOTEON I SA.LE1i
—0Y A VAL11A71r.11.--•
WOOLEN MILL,
Bl oacllliaeo,1•V', K:.C.r
IN THE ViLLAGE OF BRUSSELS, IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON, ONT.
Thtl00 will ba (amid Sur sale by Public
Atl 122
ne on on epromi0oe m1
Frames and Oil Paintings in stock, As 1 now manufacture my
own Furniture, Having
Eight Men Rolstolltly ufh�loyod,
T am in it position to deal with tho public on more liberal terms
the 1lrot-elass
'fill 4l)LY, IIAR(Rl '1'117. 2obh, Isis, than over. All timber 1165(1 thoroughly 80,80110( In
AT 10. dimwit A, tr., the (ollowiac valuable
Woolenviz 0 Lot L and 1V, lots 984 and•nt805,
iph7),
10 surrey any
interest therein c atm that part of lot 919 as
Fenian, d in 04uvo November
from Hown t0
Pattinson, dated NofWay9 16th, 1987, 11.
Mug fro a i 0rib03t of trey 9 font tido rum
Biuglro l e lost. me11treotalo a the Boon
aide of the loot inention0d Parcel. Boon
this prnp0r4y 1e Greeted n Steno mh d Brialy
lin menti and a stone and brick high, with d
dvo house 20.135 tact, also n tanmo both ur u t bud
hien h.11ona0.
Tbominoi5al niaehittary cionai0ts of 4119
casino and boiler and oouneotios0, 1120kor •
onrda, roll onrdinn tra001no, 218 epic,',°
jacks, 2 broad Arta 8 11671020 100010 ends vtr-
ioua other maultinery (hut not including tion
Minor), also a horse, buggy, cutter and
elatgh, oath a lot on stook and about 10 e0040
of wood aid somnbonk dohts.
The root estate with what0VOr is covered
by too mortgage of 85000.00 to tbo Village
of Wessels (and which has some 2'4+000 to
run Without interest) 20111 be sold sthbiact 10
thu
toms of atom mortgage, an.b too engine
thereonll,y will
din cd llrCiillselr, Galt,
claim
'rrimit0 thou.
lrorfurthor particulars applynnthopr0m-
fa0e,or to
tt/til .V Millionti, George Faiths son, i
Vot,,im o 9olh'(tors l'andar
(salt, Ont. Freston, ,, Ohhf.
Baled of (int Vobrna,a 2, .J( 21
(dry kihi at our Factory,
Repairing Promptly. Attended to,
U
i h.'
tltii � ut._,,..
1'irst•class stock. of Undertaker's Goods always on halted. By
dealing ,t nling with lis you secure 1110 best 1101u,lflu'tn12 d f,ez' the same
Niro asyounay for a second or third rate article risOWlu're.
t 1
7l1 000(Is .DCli•t�c�rect Free,r',tr, t c tour t�'y. .
tf.
11 1,E,\ ITERDALE.