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Notice- Walsh.
Locale --A. Good,
Lamb -Walter Coate.
Sfn•gleman"-A. Carlton,
Coming --Thos. Speer M.D.
Boum? for 8610 -This Office.
Cottage to hent --Mrs. Strachan,
117erhanio ' Institute -,1. R. Grant.
N. IJ1e- ".Vary Shio1 and Geo. Bumble.
Mortgage Sale • Beatty, Chadwick,
Blaekstoelt 8' Celt.
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1'I'TIn.l1', _JI'IRIL 27, 1888.
Goo 1c>t,
Bev. A. 1:. Smith, of Wroxeter, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist church
last Sabbath.
Miss MaDougald, of Owen Sound, la
visiting with her sister, kl'rs. (I)r.) Patter -
5011 of this town. �p+11
H. A. Seaman and wife roturnod`on
Saturday last from a trip to the eastern
part of this Previuce.
It is reported that a new brink hotel
is to be emoted shortly an the site of the
one destroyed by fire lost winter.
S, L. Fennel has purchased the old
Odd F'ollow's II 11 and is going to have it
fitted up for a barber shop and photo.
graph gallery.
Dr. Montgomery has moved into Jos.
Leech's brick blook, adjoining Perkin
- Bros. dry goods store, aud, we 'weenie,
is ready to minister to the wants of the
afflicted,
' We regret to be called on to chronicle
O the death of W. F. Strong, which sad
o event occurred an Saturday, 21st inst.
s He was buried on Monday by the mem-
, hers of the Orange Society. He was a
• very estimable young man and his friends
d
have the sympathy of the entire corn.
d munity.
e Corrie has been very quiet since the
vote on the Scott Act. The Scott Act
' people took their defeat with as much
grace as possible, and the liquor men are
• in the best of spirits over the prospects
TIENT a clean sweep was made in th
seven weir:ie. voting, en the repeal of th
Scott Aet on Thursday of last week i
patent to everybody and the exciteme
occasioned by the eleetien has about die
out. Various reams have been assigne
for the large majorities given against th
Act, sneln es bad roads, Fraechise bill
&o. We don't take any stock iu the firs
assertion and but little in the second, al
though the list for Bruseo1' was a actor.
lonely bad one, as some 70 or 80 p000005
were plot here to vote owing to removals
and deaths, singe 1886. Why was the
Act defeated then? In our opinion the
chief reaey'n was the nonenforcement of
the Act, especially in the ft st two years
Then the form of ballot is bad. "For or
against the Petition" is very perplexing
to many electors. People EMT scout the
idea of politics being mixed up in the
election bnt we feel safe in saying it
was one of the sources of weakness in
East Huron at least, to the temperance
cause. We aro ruled by majorities, how-
ever. and we have no regrets that the
Scott Act was submitted to the Huron
electors. We would like to have seen it
had another trial but feel that a great
deal of good has been accomplished by
its partisl enforcement. The publio will
now 1e in a position to make compari•
sons between the Scott Act and Crooks
Act and, as an exchange remarks,
"We will make close observation of
how the license system works during the
next three years, and will endeavor to
see if tbo cont ntions put forth by the
Anti orators and campaign literature
will materialize, viz :
Less drinking under license.
A gradual decrease in the consumption
of ardent spirit: year by year.
A decrease in the number of drunkards.
A reduction of crime.
A diminnation of pauperism.
An increase of business in other lines
of trade.
No illicit selling to minors.
Tho suppression of skrbeens by the li-
censed victuallers.
No perjury on cases where the license
law has been contravened by licensees.
Anda higher moral tone in the county
than exists to.day."
The lino to be pursue] by temperance
workers is to aid in the carrying out of
the Creeks Act, even if wo are opposed
to picot Fi1,g the liquor traffic, as it is the
law of the lend met should be respected ;
keep the temperance organizations, such
as the LO.ir.T., W.C.T.II., and Band of
Hope, booming and see that the Temper-
ance text book is not only in the schools
but made use of inthe coarse of study.
As to what aggressive course will be tak-
en is not fully decidedon but it will
come to the front we long.
Fele*ncortll.
Coo.oi irATE Io xtrrs.-Friday was a
gala day for the pupils of the tows
wheels, the nnoasien being the visit of 11
Hon. G. W. ,we, Minister of Education,
for the purpose of formally opening the
Seaforth Collegiate Institute. The High
soh„nl here was established in 1879 and
has been maintained in a moot creditable
manner ever since its inauguration, The
number of pupils having of late years
largely increased, it was decided a year
ago to make such additions to the build.
ingt and staff as would enable the school
to rank as a Collegiate Institute. A large
addition was made and a system of
heating, ventilating and dry air closets
was. introduced. Tho citizens of Sea -
forth have liberally supported these im-
provements, and now view with satisfac-
tion as a result of the expenditure a
building second to no other in Western
Ontario and in every way well adapted
for the requirements of a largely attend.
ed er..hool, The Minister of Education
arrives' early in the afternoon, and after
dining with the members of the Board of
trustees made an inspection of the build-
ing, and entering the assembly.room of
the institute was greeted with an address
of welcome from the pupils to the num.
bee of over 150. An address from the
trustees, teachers and pupils was then
presented by Principal Clarkson to the
Minister, who made a most happy reply.
He warmly congratulaned the trustees,
teachers and pupile upon the elegant
building which had been provided by the
generosity of the ratepayers for their oc-
cnpanoy, and in a most eloquent address
alluded to the advantages afforded by our
educational system. Brief addresses then
followed by Mayor Beattie, the clergy.
mon of the town and other leading citi-
zens. The meeting was most pleasant,
and Seaforth High school having com-
plied with all the regulations, was do.
olared a Collegiate Institute, under most
pleasing auspices. In the evening, after
Visiting the Mechanics' Inetituto, the
Minister. of Education was greeted by a
largo audience in the opera•Ilou0e, The
chtfr was occupied by Thos. Kidd, chair.man of the Collegiate Institute Board,
and after short addressee from Thee.
Gibson, M. P P. forEast Huron, and
several citizens, the Iron. Mr. Ross de.
livered an eloquent 31,111'ese, dealing in a
thorough 011(1 30111)11 11 manner with all
the educational queetiOns of the day.
The Minister of Rdnnn.tinu expressed
himself as highly pleased kith hie visit
to 111tH town, where ho fr t mcrly reside 1,
111111 WIItOO Se 1 31 1''ridny renewed many,
former fricuds h1p0, and hie visit will be
pleasantly yen ?ow laYe? .
of again obtaining licenses. While we
regret the general result wo ar0 pleased
that our own village gave a majority
against oho potiti•.,n.
On the evening of the 19tH a quint
wedding took place at the residence of
G. Jardine, the contracting parties being
Jas. McLaughlin and Mrs. A. Crawford
The happy couple have our best wishes
for their future happiness in life. They
took the early train on the morning of
the 20th fora trip among friends in Now -
market and elsewhere.
FJtli off? 1.
W. J. Sharp is laid up withinflanuna.
tory rheumatism.
Ger, Eekmier has been on the sick
list for the past week.
We have telephone connections now
with the station, postoffico and saw mill.
Rev. J. T. Legear is improving the
appearance of the grounds at the parson-
age.
J. T. Cook has accepted of a situation
in Smith cG Malcolm's new factory in
Brussels.
Same= Spence has scoured o situation
on the C.P.R. between Port Arthur and
Winnipeg. He left for the west last Sat-
urday.
The petition for the repeal of the
Scott Act was defeats% here by n majer-
ity of 22 votes. The number of . votes
polled for the petition was 50, and
against it 78.
A delegation consisting of Messrs.
Cober, Heffernan, Simpson and Spence
attended the meeting at Listowel last
Tuesday to advance the claims of our
village for the proposed branch of the C.
P. R.
The supporters of the Scott Act make
their bow, take a back seat and give the
advocates of high license a chance to
show themselves. From the way some
of them have been talking we will not
expect to see any drunken men around
after the 1st of May.
A report from North Bruce says that
itis not likely Mayor Biggar, M. P. P.
for that riding, will ever be strong enough
to take his seat iu the Legislature.
Populair Stallions!
The following Stallions will stand for the
Improvement of Stook this
Season as follows:
Warrior O'Oree.
HIoxn.+Y,-Will leave his own stable, lot
9, con. 12, Grey, and proceed to Duncan
Taylor's, con. 3, Grey, for noon ; thence
to Thos. McFarlane's for night, TEES -
DAY, -Will proceed via Biuevale to the
Queen's hotel, Wingbam, for one hour,
thence to ltobt. Currie'e, sr., Bast Wawa.
nosh, for night. WEI:OMBRA-Will pro-
ceed to Stewart's hotel, Belgrave, for
noon ; thence to Joseph Scott's, 4th line,
Morris, for night, '1'aunsnny,-Will pro-
ceed to Dan. 1licQuarria's, 9th line, Mor.
ri0, for moon ; thence to the Central
hotel, Brussels, for night. Finely, -
Will proceed to James Hislop's, 16th con.
Grey, for noon 1 thence to Wm. Fulton's,
16th con, Grey, for night. SAotrnn00,-
Will proceed to Robertson's hotel, .Ethel,
for noon ; thence via Cranbrook to his
own stable, where he will remain until
the following Monday morning. Jim.
McMconoio, M. P., R; Taos, CALDER, Pro.
prietors, Taos. C.unro, Groom.
Lucky Getter.
Moxnto,-Will leave his own stable, lot
30, con. 6, Morrie, and proceed via Brus-
sels to Jamestown for noon; thence
along 2n0 con., Grey, 8;l miles, then north
to Alex. Robinson's for night. TUESDAY,
--Will proceed 1f miles north, then east
on con. 2, Howick, to 110. Hutebinson's
for noon ; thence east 1 mild, then north
1j1 miles, then oast 1. miles and west on
6th con. to Joseph Hunt's for night.
Wr•.nuren±r,•--Wi11 proceed through Ger.
rio to Jae. Galbraith's foe noon; theme
to the 33 line, then to Win. Weir's for
night. TnonsbnY,--•Will jn'ooeed aloug
con. 6, Turnbcrry, then north 14, milee
to Wm. d'ab's for noon ; thence to the
Queen's hotel, Wingham, for night.
Fi1TDAY,-Will proceed 1f miles south,
then Sj miles eget, then 1+ miles south,
then 11 miles west,thon to lfhog. Abram's
for noon ; thence to Stewart's hotel, 13c1.
grave for ane horn', then along eon. 4 to
Wheeler';; carder, then to Allot' Spoil"s
for night. St1111111,--Will prnened via
finnnlrine to A. 1t, l,ohertson'e for noon ;
thenen to the 0,nam1's hotel, Brussels,
1) men s b
thou t 1 is n w11 to lc, where ]no will re -
Mein x111111 the fellnwine Monday morn.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
1111 Olf'PG:1111i SALK
d ----or--
VALUABLE FARMS,
---EN 103:.--•-
Tov,'sa doilyC rri01'.
powers efnsole contained inhtwo 00rtgtn
mortgages (which will be _produced at time
010110), tbore will bo a110rnn for 0010 by
Publte Village
n, 38 the AmecArnn ItetiO, lu
140 0'lt ptgr. or OPiioorls, 00
Thursday, 111 ay 171h, 1888,
AT 11 0'01.0013 rN Yn11 01T%1 (0ON,
Parcell. --All and singular lot No, 1.1, in
the 15th 0000808ton 111 the said Township of
Grey, containiug 100 Roos 00000 or less.
Parcel s. --All and Wavier lot No. 19, in
the lath couoeesioa of the said Township of
(11•ey, eoutaining 100 nem more or less.
These properties are situate about seven
and Eland! miles from the Village of Brus-
sels, mud two and a-ba)t miles from the
Village of Oraubraok.
Upon Parcel No, 1 there is sold to be a
Pomo 1lwotliug House and Orem. Baru
thank), with Stone stabling under naru, all
iu good repair. It has good Wells, cul a
lingo Government Drain rune along 1'112
roadway in front of lot. About 80 acres aro
said to bo cleared and in good cultivation,
and there is said to bean orchard of snout
an acre. Parcel No, 2 has about 00 none
cleared. Them is a small crook which
waters this Property,
Terms aud conditions made hien,. en
day o! sale.
I For further particulars apply to
E. M, CHADWICK,
Vendors' Solicitor.
Beatty, ('hedN•lolc, Itlnckslock a1.` Cali,
58 Wellington Street E sat, Toronto.
Dated at Toronto April 2481,'89. 42.3
BLYTH
Woolen Mill.
Forsyth dSo Son, formerly of
the Wroxeter Woolen Mills, beg
to inform the Farmers in this vi-
cinity that they have Now in Op-
eration a Woolen Mill in Blyth,
and hope that by adhering
to their old plan of malting noth-
ing but Sound, Durable Goods
and trust that by so doing to
meet a liberal patronage.
CUSTOM WORK
of all kinds promptly and care-
fully attended to.
The HIGHEST P1110111 paid for
Wool in Exchange for Tweeds,
Full Cloths, Flannels, Yarns, etc.
A Trial Solicited !
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
R. Forsyth & Son.
A.
The Attention of the Public
is called to the fact that the
Brussels
`Woolen
111
will give
1 -ii
u
-IN-
Tweeds, Yarns,
Blankets, Flannels,
Underelothin d,
for the nest 80 80 days.
Special Drives
in Knitted Goods.
To Secure the
Big Blamed=
you Must bring the
CASH.
.rtormenactantateptaaagenago
Try the Brussels
Woolen. Mill
...,.. FOR ---
1 r `w 01,AA4,
THEC00K'S BEST FRIEND
Wm Martyr.,
Agent for the following Companies: -T.
Hendry ,t lion, Seaford?, Plows of all
]rinds, Land Rollers, Cultivators, Straw
Cutlers, Grain ' inshore ; Topton Bros.,
Guelph, Pea Harvesters, Steel Flexible
Harrows, No, 7 Plows ; Patterson Bros„
Woodstock, Light Steel Binders, Oxford
Reapers L rakes, Mowers, front and rear
outs, Hoar'e hay Rakes, Pattet'son's com-
bined Seed Drill, 10 hoes, and cultivator
combined, 2 Furrow Gang Plows, Spring
Tenth Harrows 20 teeth, Spring Tooth
Cultivators ; A. 1fnrphey to Co., Guelph,
Noy's Patent Reversible Hay Carrier and
Double Angle Steel Track, most com-
plete in Canada. A Speoial Bargain can
bo bad in Binding Twine, A1) are sold
at Prices to snit these hard tunes,
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Imple-
ments sold.
WAX. i9�� i% l'1C1V i
House-Tnnxmtmn0 S'rnr•.nr, Bnus6ni,o,
Baby Carriages.
Baby Carriages.
Just to hand a splendid se-
lection of Baby Carriages which
will be sold at very low prices.
TRUNKS aud VALISES
in endless variety. I am pre-
pared to please the public in
this department.
Fine selection of
Light Heavy Harness
Give me a call,
H. DENNIS.
AGENTS WANTED
Stea,d?/I!'utploynlentto Good :lien.
None need be Idle. Previous
Experience not essential.
We pay either Salary or Com-
mission.
100 ![en Wanted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can-
adian grown Nursery Stock.
The I'ontfili Nurseries,
Larrestin Canada,
Ora?' 400 acrts.
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,
Toronto, Ont.
WM. SMITH
is prepared to attend to
Carriage Painting
in all its branches, as well as
sign, Gond Ornamental
Painting.
He has had years of exper-
ience and guarantees his
work to give satisfaction. A rig
well painted is half sold.
Estimates and terms cher- j
fully given.
GIVE HIiI A C1tIJL,
Shop in tho olid rPo;3T'Publislling
House, Xing street,,l3rnsscls,
1.0013 SALE, OE WILL BENT
to 9mtnele parties, store with com-
fortable and eommodlnue dwelling. hood
collar, 1 Deo of garden in bearing 111,109,
gloats and small 3 ult0, tined stable, This -
constitutes one 01 the pleat opouiago pro (1u-
tarlo for a good harness-mn)ter, hying lir the
centre u I 0 splendid farming %003,00, Near-
est opposition Brussels, 7 1,111ts, ldstowet
13 miles Apply for bonne to D W. 3C(0T,Nld,
on the promises, r,Tnm,. 10-
)E0Lr1A! :FAX!
J. & J. Livingstone
Have n limited nllmbor of bushels of the
beet Imported
IIt)LLt81) ,1:111 uu'r('N lel 8X `15)
for farmers in the vicinity u£ lirnseals
who intend raising flax during the coaling
00)10011, lvhioll they are prepared to de.
liver in q •antitiee to suit flax growers.
Can be got at the
I0s(518SEELS I+I,AN. MOLL:.
All seed given ant on the usual terms,
Order early to ensure a supply, For flax
grown from this seed Ton Dolla+a per
Ton will be guaranteed if of good growth,
harvested in prone' season and deli.ered
rot the ,Flax Mill as soon es fit for
three ti
J. to J. LIVINGSTON,
Prom:mmTous Bnessli1.3 FLAX Mas.
APRIL 27. 1888
I A1Z'11 FOlt SALIi.--TTII. Toy.
lllneresen offers for role the north
east quarter .0r of 10138, con essio0 o, morels,
County o containing 00 %eros, 'f
aunty 0t Huron,1 he
fund is of nest (1 fenc(0 and n high stele of
cultivation, 01710 wen know rind under-drafu0,,
4milkre181 a wit New on rune houswelts, 8 mow,
000) house with cunorob walls, 3 wells,
good barns and spied, n8,Ioet , ate. Eight
mores of fall wheat, l,'s, s desirable property
adJnips the corporation of Brussels. haft•
able terms will be given, Title porfoet.
d MIES (3itlE014, owner,
Ilex 30811 r111001s P. 0,
Returned to Brussel -I
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
desires to state that he Ilan again become
tt resident of 13m:soole and is prepared to
tape Contracts for all kiwis of Carpotite:
Work, such as (louse Building, Barn
Framing, Mill Weighting, to,
HIit will also melte a Specialty of Moo-
ing Iluildiug .
Estimates cheerfully Given.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
in every instance,
I8a1t1'. ARMBTONG.
THE undersigned is prepared to buy any quantity of Eggs al
the old
Egg Emporium, NTOTTEB 11 Brussels Post Office,
Farmers and others can depend upon getting from
us the very highest Market Plage 1.14 CASA
this season as wo aro going to ship extensively and require large
quantities.
Don't forget the old stand next door to the Post Office, Brussel:.
Mrs. Wm. Ballantyne Su Sol,.
]Notice.' -I have much pleasure in informing all ley
end friends that my daughter and grandson
will continue the egg business at the old stand carried on by me
last year and I hope they will recieve liberal patronage.
JXO• BODDICTC,
'8
interesting g to the Farmers.
CARDIFF BROS., Implement Agents, desire to return thanks for the extensive
J patronage of the past year and bog leave to remind the Farming community
that they still handle the CELEBRATED MAssnv STEEL Bnen011, 8,000 of which wore
manufacturod and sold in 1887, Tim MASSEY Mowxo and Tan TORONTO MOWER. 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 agents for the well-known and latest improved Beaver and Champion
Drills, and the Sharp Sulky Rake, the best over manufactured, A large ooneigument
of Pure Manilla Binding Twine ordered for the harvest of 1888.
We have sold and. ern selling %large number of Buchanan's Horse Forks and Bin•
vators. No better in the mallet.
The Wilkinson plow and all plow repairs ltopt constantly at our shop. No need of
waiting to send to the manufacturers for them.
Our Repair Room is thoroughly stocked with all the necessaries for the machine;
we handle and can be supplied at a moment's notice. We mean business.
Call at our Warerooms, near the Bridge, Brussels, and see for yourselves,
rrmr urgaanal -:msna
TR1R)0S-
Pei itive Ours.
A Painless Cure.
F��y �'t •�,I�� y�, �9 rye.
�TS,te.�.:+' 4't�r4r&;. MEN i ,�;�p .._; AGEt lc
3.a3.a7.-'Aai7S or MAN.
7.7,730," rte-':. ' ;C1v%nIM�M=?_Cr�rn 1,1" e
Tl1)4 Cv$7s`6o&T' d21Eo12LTIE Jl g1.ITR1 pini,
�y I4o voi of Heeling, and K01111.001. of Medicines,
'�,.cs'i •� 'fnu;s1d 4110tare serene/to 0onOegnencee (00 )t»,liecretiata,
'(t?x ❑. Exposure and Overwork,
S Oti 1J'C+ .1=1D.C,1.1=i--ex_Cp3E7 9 NTJ OZ,Z'7) 1\12
Who aro broken down ft nal the (lewd 0 of alms will Sind in No. 8 %radical cure for nervous
rk Ill t•1, er01W0 w001mo00, involuutal'y vital looses, oto.
SYMPTOMS ton wn10 ti NO a 00030 ,' 014 Hann , -Want of energy, vertigo, want of p0111000,
dimness of eight, eversion to e0nloty, want of conibloneo, avoidance of conversation,
desire for solitude, 11 ,tlosvaeoa and inability to fix tbo attention on a particular subject,
OoweTtlice, depre,tlo'1 o. sl.h•its, giddbie80, 1009 of nlamnry, excitability of temper, epor,
nlaterrhmo, er 1099 of lee r. mina) fluid -the result of self•abuse or marital 0x0800-impo-
tonoy, innUtl•itien, rims mnsi00, ba0J'emos0, palpitation of the heart, hy000rie feelings infemales trembling, w.da,,cheiy, 4)01arbiug decamp eta„ aro 0,11 symptoms of this terrible
habit, oftentimes itlnucn,m'1y ucpnirad. In ghat, the spring of vital Tomo having lost its
tension, every function wanes in eouseguenee. Scientific writers and the supporintondents
of insane aaylunls nulla pro eeOriblt to the effects of self-abuse the great .majority of
wasted 11 008 which co 00 under Moir notice. If you are incompetent for the arduous
duties of business, incapacitated for the enjoyments of life, No. a offers au escape from
the efforts of early vt,i 1f 3/00 PTO edvauaod in years, No, 81vt11 give you full vigor and
strength. If you am broken down, physically aud morally from early indi0orobion, the
result of 201101010»l feu elite, tend your address and 10 cents in stamps for M. V. LonoN's
Wren -tine in hook 1"1001 on Dioo11010 of Mau. Sealed aud 000008 from ohoel:vatlm.
Adimes all ehnutuuicalions to 113. W. LISBON, 4'0 Wallington St, B„'Noronto,
A Mas wnlhbut'0)040m lives In a fool's paradise. CURT$ GUARANTEED. HEAL THE 8)00,
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