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Looals--Adam Good.
Rey Lost --This Office,
.Spring, 1888-10, 0. Rogers.
Fern for Sale -James thieve,
Tenders Wanted -John Robb.
'Teacher Wanted -Donald Currie.
'Cray T wrsbip Audito,a' R°port,
Morrie Township Auditor.' Report,
Interesting to Farmers -Cardiff Faros,
c1"i e
Nnis5ris Vast,
FNLPf1I',
Mil BCH 16, 7.888.
Tina repeal vote in conneotion with the
Canada Temperance Act in ' I uron Conn.
ty will be taken on Thursday, April 19th.
Thos. Farrow, ex.M, P., is, we believe,
the Returning Officer. The campaign
will no doubt open at once, end a short,
sheep fight will take place, with victory
in favor of the Act from our standpoint.
There should be a large turn-ont at the
Convention next Friday et Clinton.
BON. OLIVERMowAT'e Bill for Manhood
Suffrage is creating a great deal of dis
cession, but the plucky little P,.Imier
says it will materialize this session and
come into effect next year. The Domin-
ion Government will hare to drop their
cumbersome Franchise Act and follow
snit if they wish to keep up with the
procession. The leading features of Mr.
Mowat's measure may be read in another
column in this issue.
Br reference to an item in our Scott
Aot Campaign Notes it will be .een that
a Probibitiou, or third party, is coming
to the front in Canada, and, in addition
to temperance, they lay down agood pint -
form to stand upon. Chia move will be
looked upon with satisfaction by thous-
ands of Canadians, and if it never does
anything else it will bring one c' other of
the political parties into line on the Pro-
hibition movement, as they will ere long
hold the balance of power.
Grand Orange Lodge.
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario
West commenced its twenty.ninth annual
• session in the Ofenge Hall, Queen street
east, Toronto, at 2 p.m. nn Wednesday.
The chair was occupied by R. W. Bro.
W. W. Fitzgerald, of London, and the
deputy chair by Bro. Aid. Wm. Nichol.
'on, of Hamilton. The Grand Master
was supported by Junior Deputy Grand
Master James L. Hughes.
The proceedings began with the usual
religious exercises which were condnoted
by Grand Chaplain Rev. Wm. Walsh,
Ottawa.
The Grand Mast,re then delivered his
address and referred at considerable
Length to many important subjects bear.
ing on the state of the Orange society in
Canada and the Mother Country. Edu-
cational matters in Ontario, Home Role
in the Old Country, the coming bi-oeu.
tenary of Orangeiem and the meeting of
the triennial council which is to be held
at Carrickfergus on the nineteenth of
next July, were all touch,•d upou.
The report of Grand lieoretary Robert
Birmingham was then submitted.
This document referred to the deaths
of Bro. Alex. Edgar., District Maeter of
Innisfil and most worthy Bro. John
Flanigan, of Kingston, at one time
Grand Master of British America.
As to the condition of the lodges the
grand secretary made the following
statements
Thirty-four of our county lodges have
reported, and from these I have pleasure
in being able to report that 1,031 new
yde.rtibers have been admitted by inti•
/Won, 559 brethren by certificate, while
the number removed by death, 97, and
by expulsion hoe been 68, indicating a
eteady and increasing growth, which
must be gratifying.
Eight new warrants have been issued
during the year, by counties, as follows ;
No, 828, to East Grey ; No. 806, to Mus-
koka ; Noe. 809 and 839, to Parry Sound
Nos. 154, 196 and 904, to Toronto ; and
one to North Bay, the number of which
is not yet fixed.
The following dormant warrants have
been revived, and the lodges reorganized
arta in working order : No. 158, South
Huron ; No, 643, North York ; No. 770,
Dufferin, and one each in South Perth
and West Wellington.
Only one warrant reported in working
order last year has been returned to me,
but another has been withdrawn.
Regarding the celebration of the two
hundredth anniversary of the Battle of
the Boyne which will take place this
year, the recommendations of the M..W.
Grand Lodge of British America to the
effect that large demonstrations .hould
be held at suitable places in the various
Provinces and that the selection of these
places be left in the hands of the Provin-
Dial Grand Lodges was left to the consid-
eration of the Grand Lodge. The grand
seorotary also called attention to certain
resolutions passed at the Triennial Coun-
cil in Edinburgh at its last meeting, in
reference to the hi -centenary of the Rev-
olution Settlement of 1688.
The following statement was made re,
gerding new county lodges ; "In accord.
once with the resolution passed at our
last meeting, the County of North Sha-
me has been divided into two parts, the
d&atrlete of Barrie and Nottewasage
forming the new County of West Simaae
and the Districts of Orillia and Pene-
tanguisheno forming the now County of
laaet Simooe, It is hoped that this di-
vision will result in permanent good and
will be mord convenient to our brethren
in the transaction of their county lodge
business.
The Grand Treasurer Bro. 79, F.
Clarke, was not preeent, but his teporb
whibh Was road, was of a very satisfao,
Sort' nature. The Grand Lodge reeeipte
mere given at alightly over 610,000, en
exeeae of 94,000 over those of last year.
The expenditure in round numbers was
96,660,
The grand lodge then proceeded to the
appointoilant of special committees on
tcorroapondonao, finance, appeals, poli•
theme, ineurane° and demonstrations.
'Phe report of the insurance department
peas teforre4 fo the 1ngarance Cornet itWe.
THE .BRUSSELS POST
An invitation was received from the
lady managers of the Protestant Orph'
' ens' Home inviting the Grand Lodge to
visit that institution. It was decided to
aooept the invitation, and Brothere Gra-
I ham and Hughes will conduot the mem-
bers to the home at noon on Wed.
nesday,
Arrangements were made to hold Di-
vine butvh5e in the;.range Hall Tuesday
' night a- eight o'olock, when Grand Chap-
lain Walsh presohed,
e.' anttcfietn New«,
The Glencoe artesian well is now down
to a depth of over 1,226 feet, with no bet.
ter indications of water than when the
boring wasoommenoed.
Theesaion River is to have a paper,
and J. B. Dot,ie is the gentleman who
will run it. The title of the new paper
will be Algoma Advocate.
Mrs. as. A. Mitchell, of Arthur town -
thin, poisoned herself with Paris green
reoently. She had been in poor health
for ,•ome time, and leaves a family of
three small children.
Sir John Ross is to succeed Lord
Alex. Russel as commander of the Brit-
ish fore,s in North America, with head-
quarters at Halifax, An erroneous idea
has got abroad that he will replace Maj. -
Gen. Sir Fred Middleton in command of
the Canadian militia.
Au old mine, about 91 years of age,
named Gills, who has been 'living for
some time past with his amain -law, Don -
aid McKinnon, of Lucan, on Wednesday
night last escaped through hie bed -room
window in a nude state, and was found
dead on Thursday morning some distance
from the horse
The attempt to form a combine in flan-
nels at Montreal has fallen through, ow.
ing to the refusal of the selling agents of
one of the mills to attend the meeting,
The sidling agents of two of the mills
said that they had no objeotiona to meet
and discuss the matter for next year, bat
they were opposed to making any terms
for this year, when probably orders had
already been booked.
Very Rev. Dean Wagner has returned
to Windsor from Rome. He was met at
the depot by s large number of his par,
Whitmore, who gave him a hearty Wel.
come home.
A. St. Thomas eiliger' who withal] his
MUM! for the present kept eeoret, offers
the city 910,0(1 to endow a city hospital
upon cerium conditions. The oenditions
are that airs. Casey, owner of font lots
between William and Stanley streets,
about an tore of land in all, shall give
the lots to the oity, and that the city
'hall erect a hospital thereon. The gen-
tleman is oleo prepared to give the 910,-
000 for the purpose specified if the pity
will parohase the land referred to from
Mrs. Casey and build a hospital thereon.
A few days ago a child of two years be-
longing toJaoob Fries, of Lions Head,
wandered out of the hones to a well
which was covered with boards, and pull-
ing one of them away, fell in head fore-
most. The well was 28 feet deep, with
10 inches of water in the bottom, The
parents 'missed the Ohild in a few mtin-
ntes, and on going to the well saw the
board removed were rare the child was
there. The father at ones descended, and
found the child face downwards in the
water to all appearance dead, but by re-
storativee at once being applied in a few
minute. the child recovered, and with the
exception of a few braises the little fellow
is all right.
Mr. Jackson, ox -member of the North.
west Council, save; -The people of the
Northwest Territories were never in a
happier frame of mind than they are to-
day, If they have even half as good orope
this year as they had in 1887, they well
be well satisfied. Nobody ever antimpat.
ed each a yield, and instead of having to
move first estimates of 8,000,000 bushels,
there is ample evidence to prove that the
quantity for export exceede 18,000,000,
I see Land Commiseioner Smith puts it
at 18,000,000, but I would rather take a
lower estimate. You know people have
a right to feel sore over there, but it can-
not be helped.If buyers could get
warehouse receipts the delay would not
be so serious, for they could use them in
the banks and keep things afloat.
‘V•11'eoo tee®
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Auditors' Report.
An Abstract of the Receipts and Expenditures from Feb.
17th, 1887, until Feb. 13111,. .048.
RECEIPTS. Amount of mortgage No. 3498
Balance at last audit, 91675 35 and interest, 1070 00
Thos. Kelly. Brussels' award 170 00 John Mooney, collected taxes for
Samuel Cantelon, taxes, 7 00 1887, 11468 91
Lucas, Tanner d; Co., interest on
R. R.,
A. McNair, Grey share for grav-
elling;
Engineer's expenses on Gordon
drain,
Interest on mortgage No. 3498,
„ „ 3778, 54 00
„ „ „ 3807, 54 00
Interest on 81200 for 6 months, 21 00
26 60 Wm, Holmes, town line grant, 166 87
3 56 916106 50
EXPENDITURES.
6 98 Charity, 0 109 47
70 00 Remissions of taxes,
Incidentals, 21 52
Railways, 1353 60
118 88
3492, 51 00 Corporation of Huron, 3423 50
A. M. Roes, Land Improvement4officer's salaries,
Fund, 8167 Bank of Hamilton, Wingham, 2200649 0080
Bank of Hamilton, Wingbam, 1200 00 Schools, 3913 04
Mr. Caldbi/3k, overchargeonham• Printing, 78 35
mace, 1 25 Drainage, 143 84
Wm. Holmes, non-resident taxes 85 36 Boundary, 88 19
Wm. Carr, East Wawanoeh Reads and bridges, 1645 34
Boundary Act, 9 65 Balance on hand 2863 57
Luoae, Tanner de Go., interest on
25 60 916196 50
0�
1(YY 757 =p-
ans
the undersigned, having examined the foregoing accounts with their p-
ans and vouchers thereto belonging and find the same correct,
Morris, Feb. 1$tb, 1888. WiLLIAM LAIDLAW Auditors.
RICH, JOHNST0N}
R. R.,
GREY TOWNSHIP
Auditors' Report
FOR 1€387.
A. McNair, Treasurer, in Account with Municipality : 10
RECEIPTS. Charity, 23162
Balance on hand from last 9• Selecting jurors, 800
446 83 Printing, 86 87
Snow and wire fence, 185 17
90 34 Postage and Stationary, 31 73
6 00 Ditching, under the Ditches and
Watercourses Aot, 1883, 228 60
285 13 Engineer's expenses, 30 00
Railway coupons, 420 54
184 23 Paid money borrowed, 2200 00
Interest on money borrowed, 85 00
5 54 Expenses under the Ditches and
Watercourses Aot, 30 00
160 00 Miscellaneons, 10 88
Government drains, 507 34
600 00 Drain, eoncessions 5 and6, 140 00
Side drain, con, 16, 45 00
700 00 Drain, con. 1, 6 28
County tax, 3413 12
45 00 Refund of dog tax and statute
labor, 11 00
280 00 Births, marriages and deaths, 15 20
Unoolleoted taxes, 189 64
1 00 Uncollected dog tax, 1 00
Trustees school tax, 499804
25 00 Government School Grant, 490 00
County School Grant, 490 00
75
Total Expenditure, 918209 52
Balance on hand, 204 24
A, M. Ross, Treasurer of Ontario
Land Improvement Fund
A. Hunter, J.P. fines,
Wm. Holmes, Co. Treasurer, non
resident collects,
Wm. Holmes, Co. boundary lice
appropriations
Thos. Fullerton, Elma drainage
tax for 1887,
Bank of Hamilton, Listowel, for
note, 4 menthe,
Bank of Hamilton, for note 8
months,
Bank of Hamilton, for note, 40
days,
M. Cardiff, portion of money for
ditch, lot 5, con, 0,
Bank of Hamilton, Wingham, in -
on deposit, (97000),
Bank of Hamilton, Listowel, re-
bate,
Thos. Smith, portion of money
for ditch,
Edward Bryan', for sale of old
planks,
Clerk of Morrie, overpaid by
Grey on boundary 4 10
Co, Treasurer, non-resident col-
lections 53 05 918413 76
Treasurer Brussels R. R. award ASSETS.
to Grey, 140 19 at
Dbnald MoLauohlin, collections Bank of Hamilton, 97000 00
of different times 18526 90 Balance on hand, 204 00
Uncollected taxes, 180 04 Railway award, Brussels, 431 56
dog tax, 1 00 LIABILITIES.
Government Scheel Grant, 400 00 11. I{,. Debentures, 97000 00
County 490 00. Annual rental Government eons.
16 and 18, 16 years to mu, 507 34
EXPhNDIT1'RhIS, 918418 76 Side drain, con, 16, 855 00
Ronde and bridges, 93890 72 Drain, eons, 6 and 6, diminishes
Gravel, 05 a year, 7 bo run, 140 00
418 82 Township of Hawick drain de'
Salaries of township adiolafs, 698 75 bontutes, 8 28
Municipal eleotione, 01 80 Due County Treasurer, 414 99
(7(7E, the undersigned Auditors of the 'roams* of Grey, certify that we ]lave ox-
VV {{ amined the Treasurer's aeceunts for the past year and the'Youahors belonging
thereto and Sea thesame correct,
Treasurer's W IlesMAIL ST7BSrJJIRT,
sACOB KRAMER,
Orenbrocer, w ezoh, IY tlr; taraA, AMu Ont, �.
'OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
01Ethel station, There is tram°
theaouveoisueesopthepromises, Tiand vopalls
os y acre
Appl land
on the premises or if by totter
CO J, W. FOGAL, Ehnen P,O, 80.2
1011 SALE, OR WILL RENT
to sortable parties, store with tom•
tortable and commodious dwoatns. 0001
collar, t norm at rgation in boa,lag apples,
plums and email fruits. Good stable. 7.hie-
oonetlluteo one of the best openings in on.
Casio far a good hnroees-maker, hems in the
Ooctro of a aplendld ferming it es ; o. Noar-
sst opposition Brussels, 7 mhos • I letowol
is mhos Appl pfor terms to p, W. (100155
on the promleoe, Dram,. 29 -
pi on
9.
FOB SALE 011 TO R17NT.-
One of the beet business stands in
Brussels, the new brick store on the corner
of Mill and Turnberry !Amain, north of the
poet eines, ocoupied at. present by Mr. R,
Malcolm es furniture store. 7iret-olnss
cellar aoaammodatlou. The upper part laid
out as a dwelling house. Bard and soft
water, Poeeessian given Ise of May next.
Easy Terme, which will be made known
by applying to WM. It. WILSON, Proprio -
tor. Brussels, Ont. 81.8
"WARM FOR SALE. -THE UN.
unsung= offers for sale tiro north
east quarter of lo) 28, oonceesion 6, Morris,
Comity of Huron, containing 68 mores, The
land is of first quality and in a high state of
cultivation, well fenced and under -drained,
45 se tee cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms,
Dsilk house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
good barna and shed, orchard, etc, Sight
acres of fall wheat. This deelreble property
adjoins the corporation of Brueeele. Bolt.
able tests will be given. Title perfect,
JAN1 93 GRIEVEOwner,
86. Boz 268 Brussels P. 0,
'88.
AGENTS WANTIil,
Steadyllntploynlentto Good Men,
Noue need be Idle. Previous
Experience not essential.
We pay either Salary or Cons- �0. ` �t�t DE
mission. THECOOK'S REST FRIEND
MA11011 16, 1888 ! !
DUNN'S
BAKING
100 Nen wilted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can-
adian grown Nursery Stook.
The [?oiithill Nurseries,
liar°est in Canada,
Over 400 Acres.
Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class ReforenLes, and
want to work. No room for lazy
men, but can employ any num-
ber of energetic men who want
work. ADDRESS
Stone & Wellington,
NURSERYMEN,
Toronto, Ont,
'88.
Interesting to the Farmers.
CARDIFF BROS., Implement Agents, desire to return thanks for the extensive
tJ patronage of the past year and beg leave to remind the Farming community
that they still handle the CELEBRATED MAssEY STEEL BINDER, 3,000 of which were
manufactured and sold in 1887, Tun Messer Mowsn and Tun TORONTO Mows&, To
show the superiority of this last mentioned machine the sales for the past 11 years
have over -run 2,000 a year.
We are also
ents
or the well-known and
Drills, and the SharpfSuiky Rake, the beet ever°st manuuf toed Beaver
and
consign ent
of Pure Manilla Binding Twine ordered for the harvest of 1888.
We have sold and are selling a large number of Buchanan's Horse Forks and Ele-
vators. No better in the market.
The Wilkinson plow and all plow repairs kept constantly at our shop. No need of
waiting to send to the manufacturers for them.
Our Repair Room is thoroughly stocked with all the neoessaries for the machines
we handle and eau be supplied at a moment's notice. We mean business.
Call at our Warerooms, near the Bridge,, Brassels, and see for yourselves.
�� DIFp T .E.60S.
ROGERS
EGS to announce the arrival of the whole of his Spring Goods
which as usual will be found very Complete in Every Depart-
ment and the Prices at the
LOWEST
LIVING
PROFIT !
MISS GREEN
who has given such universal satisfaction by
her courteous and obliging manner, has just
returned from the Markets and is now prepared to show the Ladies
reegquiring anything in the Millinery line. a splendid assortment of
VERY NEWEST STYLES
in Hats, Bonnets, &c. Having always
Ezcollad in this Department
Vit would regueet every Lady to view our largo and varied stock
whether wanting to buy or not.
Miss Green will be only too happy to show such lovely goods. A
ieloct stook of
Mourning and Wedding Millinery
Always on hand.
J'r OF ROGERS,
Cl....00D FARM FOR SALE IN
XMorrie, On reasonable forme. In order
to close the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Hiugstoo, the axeoutors offer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for sale North
half of Lot 80, Ooneosslon 5, Township of
Morris, containing 90 acres, On this lot fie
eructed a good frame bars with stone foun-
dation, good orchard, well andpunlp . Near-
ly all clearee, and 19 on the grave )road
olueoly ed]it:Minap the village of ltruseels,
This farm is a valuable one, it well tensed
and In a good state of cultivation, Per
prince anti terms apply to T Nt8, )i79LLY,
Brussels P. 1)., HENRY JrN:uues, Vtetaria
8qunre t, T., os?tome Semen, Maple Lodge
P. O., Middlesex County.
(a DR.HODDER'S,7i
i
' BURDOCK
I -7-c, AND -I,
t 10,
L- COMPOUND
arising, Female
Debiliiy.
PURELY VEGETABLE, m(GBLX CON.
CENTSIbTSD, PLEASANT, EF.
FE014rAL, SAFE.
.A.+4K V011-
CERES
Livor Compl't,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache
Kidney T,o'b's
Rheumatism,
Skin Diseases
and all impel,
ities of the
Blood from
whatever cause
Weakness and General
Dr. .Rodderts Compound
Take no other. Sold everywhere. Price
75 cents per bottle.
DR. 13ODDER'S COUGH AND LUNG
CURE.
Sold everywhere. Prioe 25 cents and
50 cents per bottle. Proprietors and
manufacturers,
Tun UNION MEEICINE CO,, TORONTO, CAN
•
LIME WORKS
I desire to inform the Public
that I have Leased the well-
known Bnussts8 LIMB Wolin
from Thos. Town and will run
the business next Season.
I will also continue to follow
my trade as
rb'Y'ON`E 111A ON,
and am prepared to furnish esti-
mates for Jobs, &c.
i3UILIDING AM) CORNER reTUbji
always on hand.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A Specialty made or Bricklaying mg
Plastering Llma,
W .F- K 1-1;za,"2',
PROPRIETOR,
BRUSSELS
1p t� ORTGAGD SALE
VALUABLE
LV
VALVA9LE FARM MONTY.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GREY, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON, tl
Under and by, virtue of the Power
of Sale conttrtlud in,,a certain rum.gage, which will hie produced at
•
time of Sale, there will be offer-
ed for sale at lice
Amerioan Hotel, Brussels,
-0N--
Wednesday,1Viar. 21, '88,
AT 2 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTER.
NOON.
All these certain parole of Land sit.
nate in the said Township of Grey sem-
posed of (FIRSTLY) that part contain•
ing about 30 mores of lot number 18, in
the 10th oonoession, south of the middle
line of the River Maitland and except a
strip of the east side, conveyed to one
Slomon. SECONDLY, lot number 18,
on tho 11th concession, containing 100
acres, more or less. THIRDLY, lot
number 19, in the 11th concession, con-
taining 100 Gores more or lees.
Upon the above mentioned lands are a
good frame house, brink veneered with
frame kitchen, and a good frame barn
with stone stabling below. The above
buildings, aro said td be nearly new. The
soil is said to be of the boat clay loam, of
Which about 60 or 711 aoree are olearod
and ill fair cultivation, There is a eon,
siderablo quantity ofllardwood bush,
This desirable farm is situated on the
main travelled road to Brussels and said
to bo about five and a.half alias distant
therefrom. The property will be 3010
enbjeet to a =pea bid, Terms and con-
ditions nlado known oli day of sale. Por
Further particulars apply *0 E. 1'11. Chad.
wielr,'Vendor's Solicitor,
neatly, ('hdtlwicii, Biaekstoek alt Galt,
58 Wellington St., Toronto,
B( 11f ou :Dated t1 ''r°1"1114or''r°1"1114ii13a 13t1S flay of
+t+ 1 t/ONuse i lrebruary, f73w01