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M'RIL 0, 1888
THE BRUSSELS POST
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Cirvtnhroollc.
Chas, Dames has moved the maohinery
of the While trill to tate village and lute
got in some lege.
A tereporetiee meeting is to bo held in
this place nn Thursday evening of We
week to talk up the Soott Aet pret)aratory
to the vote on the 19th.
The flax mill is to bo a reality am there
are now 170 Hhnreholdere loterested,
Timber will be got out for the new mill
as soon as the water goon down in the
swamps. The building will bo eructed
on the old Garrow Hill property, Ib will
bo ebnut 30x50 feet, $12 per ton is guar-
anteed .or good flax, Seed has been pur-
obaaod fur tho Season's crop.
fViolg film.
S. lien, defeated Geo. Moray for the
Bray modal by a score of 18 to 15,
Thera is a nest of young robins in it
tree on the premises of R. Coruyn, John
street.
On the weekly excursion whioh loft
hero on Tuesday of last week by the
0. P. R. a urowded °Daub of passengers
and four or five freight oars were sunt.
Amongst those who left worn: Martin
Farrow, son of T. Farrow, ex -M. P.,
Morrie ; .sabot Miser, Turnbarry ' D.
McI auchlin, Morris ; John Robertson,
East Wawanoah ; John Burgess, jr., and
wife, and B. Holmes, F. Bulford and J.
Hawkins, Bluovale; Wm. Nixon, Mitob•
ell ; Miss Donnelly, Gerrie; Miro Maggio
Bliley, East We.wanosh. The paasongers
had fo. their destination various points in
Manitoba, tho Northwest and British
Columbia.
Wroxe1cetr.
Tho following resolution was passed at
the March monthly meeting of the Hoard
of Directors of the Howiok Farmers'
ard-
iMutual g th ods th of the late RFiro Insurance obert Gibson,
of Wroxoter, who died on March 4th,
1888:—"Resolved, that this Board of the
Howiok Mutual Fire Insurance Company
take this opportunity, at the first meet-
ing after the demise of our much estoom-
od fellow.director, Robert Gibson, to es: -
liras our (loop regret at his dentb—soun-
expuotedly—in the midst of a life of actio.
ity and usefulness. He having been a
director in this Company for several
years, we deem it eddy and a pleasure
to make honorable mention of his faith-
fulness in the interests of the Company
by regular ettendance at th
e Board
andbmeet.
Ings and close application
while there, and also as exercising) a con.
stant, healthy influ0000 among the gen-
eral pu''lic; and that a Dory of this reso-
lution be sent to the widow and bereaved
family, and also to the press for publica-
tion.
T. F. fiirml,Ei1, Stites EDGAR,
Secretary.
President.
Brantford, 'Mr, Fox gave several other
songs, end WAS received with groat ep.
pplauso, oaoh time appearing being hoarti-
lv euoo.ed Mise Phillips ileo rendered
"Took o' hazel Doen" in fine style, John
19. McKinnon gave a Hong entitled "Out urchasod the wull•Nnown. imported
in the Deep," which was well rendered, p
John promised to bo a star oinger at no Clydeedelo stallion "Tourist," from P.
distant date. Fred. Tan1101, gave an Thompson, of 13rueaels. The torso is
Irish rooitation whioh brought the house well known and will take a route this
down with roars of laughter. Fred. ie a ' season through this and the adjoining
good comedian, and can take the Iritth- townships.
man off in fine etylo. Mr. Moffat gave a , Hugh lloNoil, of lot 28, 3rd on., is to
Scotch reading. Mrs. Thompson render. hath an anotion sale on Tuesday, 1Dth
ort "Jen,io's Dream," and sang in first- , inst., to dispose of his stook and Mph).
class style. Tho duett on the mouth mente, as he purposes retiring from
organ and guitar by Fired. Tanner and I farming. Wo hope, however, that Mr.
Goo, Oullia wad wol] rendered. A. W. McNeil will continuo to reside in our
Halliday then gave a song entitled "Dandy midst, as he hod proved himself to be a
Dude," whioh was well rendered and kind and obliging neighbor.
heartily enoored, J. 13. Tierney gave a Soontr..—A. pleasant time woe put in at
condo song whioh created roars of laugh. , the commodious residence of .1 aro. hill,
tor. A song entitled "Paddy Dnffy's ' 10th eon., ou Thursday evening of last
Cart," by Metiers, Tanner, Shane and . week at the social. An interesting and
Floorly was well rendered. Will Shane varied program was presented, after
whioh ro(reehments wore provided. The
pr0000ds amounted to ovor $10. There
wore over 75 persons proeent from
Brussels.
Tne Literary and Debating Society in
section No. 2, Turnbull's school house,
aloeed their meetings for the season with
Tho Wioghatn Advance imp t D. No. Wm. Dowdell, who has been fireman
Lauohlin, of Gruv townehlo, sold aheavy, , in Reeve Mille a griet mill for ovor three
draught brood mere to Geo, Steel, of years, left hero for Calgary last Tuesday.
Glenhurry, Malt„ for 8250. The mare 1i' has oeoured a situation there,
wits ohipp0d at Wngbam on Tuesday. W. Simpson d: Sou aro making peeper.
ilex. Dolgatty and 'Toa. 16tnis have aliens for the Spring milliuory opening
of witioll dun l ,,tioo will bo given. Mise
Sitters, formerly of Pembroke, is engaged
to take charge of that department,
'6118 Hibburt Telophuue Co. ie potting
in throe instrumento hors --ono at the
Haw mill, one at the station and ono at
the poet office, It will save our business
men a good deal of uselese running.
The Ethel readero of Tun. POST wish
from the bottom of their hearts that
Brussels folks would leave their P. Df,
and his office aloud until they had scone.
thing t.tngiblo to grumble about and not
telt° up from quarter to half of the front
page of THE POST to air their acoumnla-
tion of unmeaning words.
A. d0008ISE PARTY.. -OD Wednesday
evening of last week tiro teachers and
larger pupils of the Mothodiot Sunday
School gathered at the reedeime of Jae.
Menzies, on the eve of hie departure for
Parry Sound. T. P. Simpson made an
address on behalf of the school in whioh
he expressed their regret at losing such a
good worker and ono who poseeseed such
excellent Social qualities. Ab the close
of the address a handsomely bound bible
was presontod to him and Mr. Menzies,
although taken by surprise, made a very
■uitable reply expressing his reluctance
at leaving them, but his pecuniary inter-
ests induced him to do so. A very en.
joyabchat. MR evening 9 spent iu mobil chit -
SCOTT ACT.-Thefirst Shot in the Scott
Aot campaign ma fired in the Methodist
church hero last Tuesday evening. The
attendance was good and excellent ad-
dresses wore given by Revds. A, Hender-
son. D. B. McRae and J. T. Legear and
ex -Reeve Strachan. We are sorry that
space will not allow us to give it synopsis
of their speeches. Rev. J. T. Legear oc-
cupied the chair. Suitable musio was
furmshed by the choir. The Central
Committee have arranged for a number
of meetings to be held in tho township of
Grey next week, of whioh the following is
a list ;—Mondey, April 9th, Whitfield's
church ; Tuesday, April 10th, Turnbull's
and Duke's schools ; Wednesday, April
11th, McKay's and Molesworth schools ;
Thursday, April 12th, Beldon's church ;
Friday, April 13th, Roe's church. A.
number of ape,kers are expected to give
addresses at eaoh place, and the opposite
party will be given an opportunity to ad-
vance their opinions on the subject.
gave a song which was rendered in good
style and received loud applause. The
committee deserve great credit for getting
up the concert, as it wee a grand success
in every respeot. Wo may add that
should such another ont'•rtatnmout of
thie kind be given in this town again, we
feel surd they will have a fall house. au entertainment last Friday evening.
The sum realized ens in the neighbor• The a-
logues,rreadingsogram osodt recitations, ed of all i of
whioh wore well rendered. The largo
audience were highly ,unused and well
pleased with the evening's enjoyment.
Norge 71(010 THE NoiTni tsT.—Fester 18
over and eggs are eoarce.—Quite a num
ber of logs have been brought into J.
Jack-on's mill, and they are rushing
business and turning out splendid lumb-
er, etc.—Geo. Hewitt and family have re•
tuned from Monckton, where he has
been engaged in lumbering all winter,—
Robb. Oliverwears a. amain face. A
young son is the cause. There has been
quite a boons in the wedding line :ately.
A short time ago Alex. McLeod, becoming
tired of single life, led to the altar Miss
Maggie Johnston, of Stratford. We wish
them every success.—On Wednesday,
Maroh 28th,Wm, Holmes, of the 2nd
con., forsoothe charms of baohelorism
and took to wife one of the fair daughters
of Elam, Miss Mary Nesbit. The nuptial
knot was tied by the Bev. A. Stevenson,
at the residence of the bride's father.
There were quite a number of young peo-
ple present to witness the ceremony, and
all seemed to enjoy the fun, and we
should nob be surprised to see others fol.
low. We understand the young oouple
are going to reside in Listowel. --John
Lindeay has uurohaeed an organ so as to
have musio in his home. Who says the
people on the 4th aro not advancing?—
Thee. Matthews had a sale on Wednes
day. Mr. Matthews itis retired from
farming and has gone to reside near Lis-
towel. His son, Edward, and eon -in-law,
David Robinson, have rented the farm
for a term of years, and intend to rush
basineas. They have also leased the
farm of Rory McNiohol.—John Dunbar
has gone to try his fortune in Britieh
Columbia, and Rory McNichol is talking
of etarting noon, ton. --John Cosene, of
the 2nd eon., has been home on 6 visit
for a short time from Bervie, whore he
is enga„ed in the mercantile business.
He preached in Trowbridge Methodist
ohuroh on starch 25th, and at Molesworth
in the afternoon, and gave an excellent
sermon on each occasion.—The Scott
Act seems to be reefivies! considerable
patruuegein this locality just now, and
Nye expect to see quite a stir on and be-
fore d we also feet c
tto
li '
oa polling time, and
'r° for
r doer
r+ firth in their
nee the elector,
temparauc0. The canvassers have been
appointed fo our line, and tvo presume
Neill seen commence their work. 1V0 are
glad to sod that the temperance people
aro working and organizing. This is the
way le insure and secure viotury. We
need to he up and doing to stop this fell
°nese in its work of destruction. Let us
put our hands to the plow in Ogg matter,
and each one try to do his best to help on
the cause of temperance in our midst,
noon of jte0.uv.
[None.•—The above wan received too
late for insertion last week. En.]
Parties are now in full bloom.
School opened on -Tuesday after the
Easter vacation.
Mrs. McLennan, of Stratford, was in
town this week.
Mrs. Hess, of Toronto, was home on
a visit this week.
Jae. A. Tanner, of Listowel, spent his
Easter holidays in town.
Miss Snell, of Seaforth, is at present
the guest of Mrs. Dr. Sloan,
Mrs. Fay, of St. Agatha, was the guest
of Mrs. C. Hamilton last week.
The latest for the name of it party in
town is styled "Donkey party.”
The slow is fast making its disappear-
ance andspring will be a welcome guest.
The vocophone Band made their first
appearance en the streets on Friday
evening last.
Mies Wallace, of Goderioh, has token
charge of the millinery business at D. B.
McKinnon's for the spring season.
Tho Antis in this neighborhood are
working like Trojans in endeavoring to
defeat the Scott Act on the 19th inst.
Miss Herd returned to town this week
to take charge of the millinery depart-
ment in Messrs. Andereon & Elder's.
Meeera. McKinnon, Mathies, Greig and
Phillips spent Good Friday in Clinton.
We are informed that John gave the
boys the slip.
A number. of Foresters from hero at-
tended a Foresters' supper at Auburn on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Flab -
kirk of that village who is to remove
shortly.
Genic• Merrier.
Council mooting last Monday at the
Township Hall.
The Union Sabbath Sohool, held at
Anderson's school house, re -opened last
Sunday afternoon.
lames Ireland, jr., who has been in
Owen Sound and neighborhood for the
past year or more, is home. He will
likely spend the summer hero.
o'o were quite surprised to hear that
Thos, Farrow was not Returning-0110er
d r he
to ane t
for the
repeal 1 vo
all #t
afterP
oft.e-
't this theCampbell, of God
i
iu to
his family ,It.
but a
Y at
Soott A
1.0, animal vestry o mooting 81of St. rials Some ono has surely blundered, as
Stt,pheu s Episcopal ohnrch was held on the fleet named gentleman made a num.
Robt, Leech, of Detroit, is visiting
friends in this village this week.
Min Cordon, of Luther, is visiting
with her aunt, Mre. W. H. Niles, for a
few weeks.
Geo. Stinson left here on Tuesday last
and Jas. Donley and sister on Thursday
for Manitoba.
Wm. Dame has bought the Bingham
farm, south of Gerrie, for $4,500. We
remove
nuts ren
to n
that Setons
end° he inti
Tuesday n.fternoon in the ebure I. Jae.
Pelldue „ud llobt. Young were elected
church wardens for the coming year.
The now minister, Rev. Mr. Wright, is
not expeotrd to be on this field before
Jour let. Ina the meantime the pulpit
will be filled by students from Toronto.
W. J. McLaughlinaud W. H. 0 etr dor
left Lure last Friday limning to t a
course of study at the Canada Business
College. 'Wham. Both ere tonere
Genie's en st promising young men and
we hope to hear of them giving a good
account of themselves, Henry Thompson
takes W. J. McLeughlin's place behind
W. S. Beam's counter, and Geo. Dane,
late with L. McLaughlin, takes H.'Thomp-
son'a place with Thos. Rao, of Wroxeter,
The ann. Scott Aot party are very aotive
preparing for the coming contest. The
Scott Act party are working up a pubiio
demonstration in comedian with the
W. 0. '7.13., to be hold in the Town
111011 on Thursday evening, April 120h, at
which a erance
speakers are expected to delimber of ver ad"temdresses.
We trust that the meeting will have the
off: ct of a rinsing a greeter interest in
the present agitation than at present
8ean18 to exist.
731 v th.
T. Beamish, of Brampton, wag in town
this week.
We regret to hear that Mre. Donald
Fraser is seriously ill.
John Young is at present visiting
friends ill Watford,
fuer, McKellar, of Detroit, is at resent
the guest of Mrs. Buie.
Mims Hannah Taman left town last
week for Port Huron, Mich.
Onr merchants are now busily engaged
in diepluying their DONT spring goods.
Metiers, McKinnon and McMil1isn have
their mWo are pleased tto sseeriWm. Richin full m
Wond
around again after the narrow escape he
had.
F. Metcalf was in Antberley last week
in the interests of the Good Templars of
that place.
Berry Jessup has purchased the bicyolo
lately owned by J. B. Kelly. Harry is
boned to be in trim for the bicycle season
when it opens.
Raub. Flax, of Brantford, the compo
singer who appeared at the oonoert on
Tucgclay evening last, is pronounced to
bo the best 0011110 singer that hag ever
tippoared before a Blyth audience,
CmrOERT.—Th° concert under tho 8.00'
bus 01 appuiulmeofe of D. -puttee and °lid
other' work with the view of holding the
poeition.
Alex. MoCell hos been engaged as
teacher in Anderson's school house as
successor to M. Blank. Although quite
young be is a good scholar and passed
very creditable examination. He will
succeed all right. Mr. Black will assist
hie brother Peter in working the throe
cosmic' they have in aomlentiou with tun
insurance bnsine8e, Mr. Blaok's friends
wish him success.
Mime L' Ear MOUSES' Onun.—The
usual fortnightly meeting of this club
wa, hold at L. Blacks last Thursday
evening. The subject for discussion was
"Rotation of Crops." Geo. Brewer led
the disoussion. He olaiined that farmers
should raise mono coarse grain and lass
wheat. He would first sow oats ou sod
laud, then a crop of peas, and afterwards
a crop of wheat or barley, seeding down
with the third crop. By this plan land
Han be kept olean without summer
fallowing. Joe Scott, Peter Barr, Jim.
Barr and N. Black joined in the dis•
wagon. The next meeting will be held
at Soo Scott's on Thursday stoning of
next wook. The subject will be "Drain-
age and Needs of the Farmer."
Sonoor. BERM No. 9. -The following
shows how the pupils in the several
glasses stand with respeot to regular at.
tendanoo and proficiency. The standing
of the higher classes wee found by a
written examination, and that of the
juniors by morks dvring the past three
mnonths:—Fifth class---lst, Bella Moore;
2nd, Jennie Kelly; 8rd, Lizzie Kirkby ;
.4t1+ Maggie Sholdtoo; 5th, Bessie Evans,
Fourth olass--1st, henry Fear ; 2nd,
Mabel McCall 13rd, Mary MoOall. Third
Wass—let, Willie Elliott; 2nd, Baxter
MrArter; 8rd, Prank Kelly ; 4th, Lizzie
°10000. Second class—lst, Hannah
Kelly; 2nd, Robert Lawson ; Ord, Baxter
Bowley ; 4th, Peter McCall. Part second
class -1st, Belle Skelton; 2nd, Charlie
Slioltou; 8rd, bert Moore.
AaTON ANDERsoN, Teacher.
pieeo of the 0. G. F. & A. 0. U. W. ode -
ties was hold in the temperance hall or
Tuesday evening last, and ie pronounced
to be the best ever held in Blyth. Long
before the hour to begin had arrived the
hall was peeked to its utmost seating
capacity. B. Somers occupied the chair,
and
after a withthe e4opening
excellent prrrograml0013
ed1011 ha had
been prepared per the 00016100 T110 eon.
cert began with a selection by tho °rehos-
tre, tvllioliwas rendered inifi io style, Sol -
lowed by a song entitled "114a'oh of the
Cameron Mon, by V Y. lialliday, Which
tvog Well rendered Alre, aeries then gave
sDeo," which wag rendered f "My
edelinnllfiret alasl
'410, followed by 0eongbylROnb. 'Pax, of
Greer.
Maple sugar is being made this wook.
Thos. Hortitago and family removed to
London, Ont., this week.
Mae Annie Mitchell returned to her
home in Loudon last Saturday after a
two months' visit with friondo jn this
locality.
Cherlio Bishop, of the Guelph Collegi-
ate Institute, end Miss Bertha 13a11, of
Seafortlt High School, wore home for
their Easter 1olidaye.
A. letter has been received from Win.
Ilabkirk, who recently wont to Manitoba.
Ho sage he had a very pleasant trip and
his live stoop went lhrot,gh without na
soratolt,
Tho temperance) workers aro ever
mindful of their duty and are meriting
the canvas in a way that fs honest and
honorable. Everybody is wishing for the
final broelt up of sprlug.
D. '1>uh0aneon left last '.Pnesday for
Washington Territory, 11. 14., where he
will push his fortune 1htm i,i ry steady
and inihietrione young mat ,toil will no
doubt do well in the far wesU.
II :bete vv el.
A number of our townspeople intend
leaving for British Columbia. shortly.
The Listowel Live Stook Association
met and elected the followiug oflioere
President, Wm. Spears ; Vico-President,
A. McIntosh ; Sea.•Trooe., Jas. Mansell ;
Directors, John Stewart, Jas. North -
graves, Peter Garth* Geo. Zilliax, A.
St. George Hawkins.
Rev. Wm. Burgess is accepting the
call to Michigan, he will leave tnwn early
in May. On Sunday he will likely preanh
his farewell sermons, on the afternoon of
that day lie will preach a temperance
sermon under the au'pioea of the 15,T. of
T. council. The members will march in
a body to the Congregational church.
Tho olllcers for the Cricket Club for
the present year are : Hon. Pros„ P. Lil-
lioo; Pres., H. H. O'R01117 ; 1st Vice -
Pres., L. H. Clark ; 2nd Vice.Pres., B.
F. Brook ; Treas., 3. A, Hacking ; see.,
0. Hacking. The following committees
were appointed : Matoh, R. Hay, H. 13.
Morphy, 0. Hacking. General, W. J.
Hay, W. 13. Burgess, J. L. Darling, L.
Lillioo, W. E. Delbert. American trip,
0. Hoclting,11. B. Morphy, L. 1I. Clarke.
The latter committee will have full Hun.
trol of the proposed trip to Philadelphia,
in Juno, whore our crieketer'e will again
meet the Belmonts, who defeated them
on the Liewwel grounds last year, On
the 24t11 of May they propose holding a
demonstrationsimiliar to last year which
will without doubt bo it huge success.
SILVER WEnnrxo.—on Friday evening,
the 30th ult., the elite of Ethel and
vicinity, to the number of over 60, gal.
ered at the residence of Wm. Spence in
answer to invitations to celebrate the
25th anniversary of their wedding day.
They were married on the 30th of March,
1863. at Highland Creek, a village some
15 miles east of Toronto, and, for a com-
paratively young looking couple, can
boast of having travelled through life in
double harness with more than the aver-
age amount of happiness and have raised
a family that oro s credit and a pleasure
to them now in the meridian of their
days. After the poets were fully as-
sembled ample justice was done to the
edib es, which would have tempted the
most epicurean. Mr. Spence was pre-
sented with a gold watch and chain,
valued at $100, by his mother, firs.
James Sponse. The presentation was a
complete surprise to Mr. spence, who,
from emotion, ounld hardly find words to
aokno..•ledge the gift. A table was
quickly filled with
presents itsfrom
the
I
d
'din : —Go
which
e subjoin list lel 0 1
to a he o
sue. ,
wotol from Mrs. Spence, sour„ to Wm.
Spence ; ladies watch to Mrs. Spence from
W. Doig and wile ; cake basket, 1:1. F.
McAllister and wife; nerd receiver, J. M.
Davies, wife and daughter ; fruit basket,
Simpson family; pair napkin rings, Rev.
D. B. McRae and wife; pickle cruet, W.
Milne and wife; pair napkin rings) H.
Tompkins and wife, of Lockport ; pickle
cruet, Dan Balmier, jr., and wife ; butter
cooler, James Laird and wife ; pair nap-
kin riaigs, A. W. Panabaker and wife;
individual cruet, J. Robertson and wife ;
butter cooler, J. 0. Heffernan and wife ;
individual cruet, Robt. Hall and wife ;
hotpot holder, J. A. Young and wife;
spoon holder, David Milne end wife;
oroam mug, John Oober and wife ; salt
cup, Geo. Welsh and wife; pair napkin
rings, Dr. and Mrs. Cale; half dozen
forks, Rubt. Lang and wife ; half dozen
teaspoons, Mre. Leishman ; pair napkin
rings, H. Wanner and wife; 2 des,eet
spoons, Mrs. Hawke; butter knife, W
Patton and wife ; 2 dessert spoons, M. S:
B. Maginn ; fancy bed spread to Mrs.
Spence, Mrs. Spence, sr. ; individual
cruet, John leokmier and wife. Alter
supper the time was spout in singing and
social enjoyment until the "we emit ours"
when, after wishing the host and hostess
many returns of the happy day and a
prayer from Rev. D. B. McRae, all de-
parted for their homes, fully satisfied
that married life, with all its "responsi-
bilities," is still the happiest.
lE tiled.
John Eckmier had a sick b.oree on
Sunday night.
Whore aro high steaks played for? At
the butoher'e shop.
One of our young mon has become
quite a bird fancier.
Alargo quantity of hen fruit djeap.
peered In this Emotion on Sunday.
Alex. Snaith is going to Gerrie to work
and intends moving his family in May.
J, T. Watts and hie Motor, Mrs. Bolos,
o[Mrs.Clinton,
Bartlem an,tofgChasley 7 ake, wag
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 3' P. Sime.
son lest week.
Mos, John Dunbar moved into John
,Iuty's maiden°° on Main street, on Wed.
needay of this week,
Ono of our village dittos thiuke that it
would
o it o 0 a i o tram ono; the "llarmy"
Richard Rupp has had a very severe at-
tack of pleurisy, but we aro glad to say
that he is sontow1111t better.
David Weir Left for Dakota, In't week.
Ile intentdo to make Thiele Sarnia deniable'
hie permanent home. Ili- meet, friends
wish hien fiercest..
Farmers, attention e
There has been so much blow-
ing done that there is no
for us, but we can sell
room
PEA PULLERS
Abstract Statement
FP, II. MOSS, Treasurer Bras.
eels Public Selwul:
1)13.
Jan, let, (887.
To balance from 1880 $ 38 25
" Government grant. , .. , 174 79
' Municipal grant 181 02
" Non-resident fees 13 00
" Local assessment1987 45
" Grey and Morris portion., 4G 55
32441 Oli
CR.
I'aid Toat:lters' SHIRT fell 51871 00
Interoat and exchange54 80
" Caretaker's salary 90 00
" Wood account 28 31
" Secretary and Treasurer's
salary
" Repairs
" Refund T. Kelly
Postage
Balance on hand
30 00
124 511
47 10
11
191. 15
$2411 00
Wx, the Municipal Auditors of Bruit.
eels, hereby certify that we have exam.
ined the books and accounts of the
Treasurer of Brussels Pulite Sellout, to-
gether with the vonohors thereto, and
find the same correct.
J. lt. Grant. ' .tenuo
A. us.
a[, tg r,Kny, i
Brussels, March 15, 1888.
Another Wonder ►.
I1 never was lutended,,c far as I can learn,
That either man or woman were intended
to be bald.
I think you will believe mo,indaod Dm euro
you w111,
If at the' Paris Hair Works" you have
called.
There is one thing Nature thinks of—lot us
thank her all we can—
She takes particular trouble with our
0500 ;
She knows a scanty growth of hair, the
gr.y and whitening looks
Will detract from the beauty of the face.
lint nature has her laws so strict that y00
mustnever err,
For you'llsurely pay Lb penalty at last.
Sustain it, that bounteous head of hair,
Doctor Doreawend's Hair Magic's unsur-
passed.
Justtry it, your amieted, you never all
regret,
The Magic, was never yet known to fail ;
And the good that it will de you will make
you soon forget
The oapendlture a bottle wil entail.
This now famous preparatioae for invig-
orating and atirnnlatiug the growth of the
hair is universally accepted as the most
valuable speeido on the market. 1.11 diseas-
es et the scalp aro either relieved or per-
manently oured. A rich and rapid growth
of hair will follow after judicious and raga -
lar treatment. 2t remains w(tb the user
alone to secure the desired results. Dr,
Dorenwend'a "Hair Magin" is sold by all
druggists al ar per bottle, or six for SG. If
not obtainable in your own l000lity send di-
rect to the sole manufacturer, enelasing
pride. A DOnENwaND, Paris Hair Works,
109 and 10G Yonge street, Toronto.
For sale by G. A .Deallmnn, J. Hargreaves
and a1 Druggists.
oa• tll. .00
that another Agent would charge
you $20.00. Bring along your
.MOT G
A List of Goods next week.
001110 111111 Seo 0111
Tread - Power Work
Ab}ENV" AN T1;1) 13
Steady pjmlllvy11teIttti, (,uta
Nolle need bo Idle. Previous
Experience not etlelltial,
We pay either Salary or Com-
mission,
100 Alen Wanted
To Canvas for the Salo of Can-
adian grown Nursery Stock.
The Foothill Nurseries,
Largest in Canada,
Over 400 Acres.
Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class References, 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,
Towunto, Ont.
WM. SMITH
is prepared to attend to
Carriage Painting
in all its branches, as well as
Sigmz and Ornamental
Pain ting.
He has had years of exper-
ience and guarantees his
work to give satisfaction. A rig
well painted is half sold.
Estimates and terms cheer-
fully given.
GIVE 131111 A CALL.
Shop in the old 'Pose Publishing
House, King street, Brussels.
II.I iI RY OPENI1G!
The Grand Millinery Opening of the Season will take place at
F. C. R
GERS'
Dominion House, on
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND
SAT DAY,
APRIL 12, 13 & 14, 1888.
Every Lady is Cordially Invited
to inspect our New Styles which this year aro very pretty and. \Ory
beeoonisbh and the
p
114'
ICES VERY LOW.
out I'.Alll DAL
tLOVE & Co. wi 11n0
JR`
;
Dominion -Rouse,