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Para for sale --;11.0. Wilkinson.
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'From our 1W{1atIi ii?o , 601,x81888.
The Senate committee on the tariff re-
ceived Wednesday its second print of the
tariff bill, exceptii the administrative
features. It Is not in bill form yet,butcon.
tains, interleaved with the text of tho
bill, tables prepared for the convenience
at members of the 1-nbconunitteo, show-
ing in parallel columns the rates by the
present law', those by the Mille bill, and
those propescd in the new bill. The
whnl. makes a ileoninent of 251 pages.
It is the last print to be made before the
measure is laid before the fu'l committee,
which is expected to occur next week.
Members of the enbecmedittce and the
conlnlittee Clerks and experts are now
preparing matter for the report to no.
company tho bill. The testimony end
statements made to tate subcommittee,
making about fifteen hundred pages are
in print, and will be formally submitted
to the full committee with the bill and
rcpott. While net cxpreesing themselves
very loudly, there is some doubt express-
ed by the State Department officials eon.
corning the propriety of conor'ess push-
ing to its passage a bill such as that t:nw
before the Senate, the Scott Chinese re-
taliation measure, before this Government
has received official information of the
rejection of the Chinese treaty by the
Celestials, "It will be particularly awk.
ward for es," said one of them to your
correspondent this morning, "ifweshould
learn that the treaty has not been reject.
6d after all, There has been nothing
officially hearth, yell l;flow, end even Min-
ister Denby Saye that ho has no positive
information to the effect that the treaty
has been rejected. All that has been re.
cei'ecd is an unofficial, unauthoratit'o die.
patch from London, and it is a very
slight thread on which to hong such
lladicnl legislation as that of the Scott
bill. I can see why it may be forced to
its iassage, for, in view of coming events,
neither political party wants to object to
such an act, thereby Jeopardizing some
hopes of success. China would have a
good cause to Complain if the report of
the rejection of the treaty should prove
false and the bill should become a Jaw,
notwithstanding the fact that it might '
be argued that the bill was an entirely
domestic matter, It does not seem ex-
actly courteous to be in snob haste."
Army and naval officers aro greatly
amused over a recently published para-
graph to the effect that the English gov-
ernment has, through a spy, discovered
the secret of the American systems of
torpedo warfare and defense. The story
was that this spy, an officer, reached
Washington a short time ago,
and soon became acquainted with
a number of naval officers.
He attempted to discover the secrets of
the torpedo system at the Navy Depart-
ment, at Annapolis, Newport, New Lon-
don, and finally at Fortress Monroe, but
failed because the object of his visit was
suspected at each place, De has finally,
rune the account, found and sent to the
London war office copies of all the draw-
ings of the torpedoes and tho appliances
for their use, and it is feared that ho has
fathomed all the secrets of the American
torpedo system, a knowledge particularly
valuable, because, in the helpless con•
clition of our sea coast, the Government
is relying upon its excellent torpedo sys-
tem to protect the country from foreign
inva0101i. It wield seem, upon invrsti•
to
atthat the:1 a supposing
ton, English li.h
gE, spy,
Inc Ig, is way
I existence, has gone nut of h a
Y
to avoid the very discovery he is seeking,
foe the only secret system of torpedoes in
this country is a part of the harbor de-
fense, and is conducted by the Army,
while the Navy does not claim to have
any torpedoes or torpedo eystems. There
is but one kind of torpedo now in use in
the Navy, of the "spar" type, This is
considered as practically valueless in
view of the better ones of foreign inven-
tion and manufacture. But the Army
system of torpedo warfare is on n differ•
eat basis, that of defence, instead of of.
fence which is the principle in the naval
torpedo systems. There is at present but n
one station for experiments 111 this science
at Willett's Point, New York harbor t
where there is an elaborate plant. The 1
'system of circular closers and of entries is C
regarded as secret, andoarefnlly guarded.
It 15 probably known to less than fifty c
people. But there is no seerect in the a
style of weapon, which is merely a case
of an explosive substance anchored in the b
channel of the entrance to a harbor.
Maps have been carefully prepared of the
various harbors of the United States,
showing exactly the system of torpedo
laying to be adopted in eaeb ease of em- b
ergenoy. These maps are in duplicate, o
one being at Willett's Point and one at g
the office of the Chief of Engineers in this
city, both being locked and guarded. o
This is the most important motet of all
and should the Engiish Government
wish to learn the secret systems of Am-
erican torpedoes it would have to go
farther than to send one naval officer to
peer around s half a dozen planes and
buy copies of drawings of sows American
inventions. L,
eolicol." Ile showed viewly that the 1lttvd•eless faro( for sole in the ]l Morris, on renrunable terms. In order
lavrnsitip of &forret 111 the .ou„ty of if nr„u,
being south half 0f north half lots 23 eC 20
su 1 half of a 111 11 eon. eau -lathing
and 01ilu L
21 80001 cul r lase it, !eros m Mt•
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clear t t , and n'anls,tn of mrh•
ration There h t r 1 !
ration. 'those Iva 3uuug bootleg orchar4,n
goo,l hoexo and. Louie barn nil 11110 eat with,
stone stable 1e.Ierho tit, The term leeltn
atoll witnni a mile of the 'V Wage of 13rux0010 1
end is a good farm for grain or 01,1051 this.
0ugasitIswatered,viththeriver Maitland
and never 111111110 015.111,1 creek. Possession
wpl be elven at any the,, For further par-
ticulars appy no the promises ur to A. h,
IWI1L)RThO:S, ilrtvxrls, P. 0, 0.01 i
church ought to provide suitable nevem-
' for carrying on the work and
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"should telt a fraternal unfrrrst ' u Its
o 111 Il
aflame and help it abm3; in story passible
way Other topics bearing on school
work wore ably handled during the day
by Rev. J. J.' Isaac, Rev. A. 11, Smith,
'1I1, Ilamiltes (lea,water) and W. II.
Derr, of the 13russel,, l'oom. A, Lawrence,
of Londesboro. was expected to lead in a
i discussion on "Musk, in the school,' but
he failed to appear and consequently did
not have to 'face the music; Thu day
olosed in a most interesting manner, by
Rev. Mr, Godfrey opening the "Qu08110 t
Drawer." Being a loan full of Trish wit
and humor and withal a man of good
judgment, he proved the right loan for
the position and ably answered every
to e5,», the affair's of the estate ,f the lata
W, 0. Iib1 tst,m, the executor:, odor tete fol.
Intvtnt valualdo 18110 L,1• sale North
half of Let lie Concepcion t, 'uwnshl l of
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'1 010(1 containing1 go.pU neves, (111 this lot Is
1'.1•f•io0, a odn,1 fraud, well with Moho both,
b 101 clewegood,tollorchard, andpompgra , .t4 ear.
ll'Itll cleared, told 19 on the grave rood
closely 04(0/410(5 the village of Brussels.
This luta is a vulaabh, mug, is well Yowled
and h, 5 good state of aultivetlen, Icor
prie08 and terms apply 10 711310. I{l•IT 1,Y.
I11•uobels 1'. o., linNirr Jitx'.tn '.s, Victoria
Square P. 0., 0r 2Att/3081111011, 1lln.ple Lu dgn
1', U., JU't 1,hesov County.
TERM �:;:} A , ? INE
Question, Sterling :lfaohil e 0' is daily becoming mo .e widely en I favorably known, Thoso
Thursday was the =torch day and was who try it coot nue to esu it. No other 01 is more suitable for general nee, 10 fe
largely participated in by church mem. well adapted for all
bers from the adjoining circuits. Itis.
missions et the best methods of coin
ducting and increasing the a»efnhness of
the prayer meeting, the class meeting
and revival efforts filled up the time in a
very profitable and interesting manner.
A vet), noticeable feltture of the Con-
vention was the promisent part taken by
the layman of the church in the dime.
cions on both days. Rev, Jelin Scott,
M. A., chairman of Winglmm District,
presided tot all the sessions in au able and
most acceptable manner, and to hint
much credit is doe for t11C 8000005 of the
gathering.
Tho ,negates (tel vis,tore were most
hospitably entertained by the Illytll
people, who left nothing undone to add
to the comfort and enjoyme.t of their
guests.
CdAzt:tl3i;tt II toe'.vs,.
Georgetown is importing pressed hay.
The Yelerburongh SCOtOhmeu arc about
to forma Berne' Club.
Sharp frosts occurred ill Pelto'a and
Manitoba on Tun day' night,
The Canada Medical Association is
holding its animal meeting in Ottawa.
The C. P. R. have capacity at Port
Arthur for storing 1,000,000 bushels of
wheat.
Tho Police Magistrate of Hamilton on
Saturday tined three persons for covering
a diptherie card.
Gate receipts at tilo indnsttlal IR bib.
ition are so fat• ahead of the correspond.
ing days of last year,
J. Elliott, of Brantford, is the lowest
tenderer far the brick and masonry work
011 the new Toronto Court -house.
An Indian has killed six Out of a herd
of seven buffalo which he found at the
Red Deer Forks, in the Northwest.
Wm. Lount, Q C., of Pcuutanguishene,
while at Moose Point, Georgian Bay,
camping, hauled in 27 black bass ill 8
mio. 10 see.
The Dominion Government has vetoed
the Aot passed by the Qnobee Legislature
constituting aDistrict Magistrates' Court
at Montreal.
J.E. Laughlin, of Delhi, grew a cucum-
ber which measures 18, inches long, 12
inches in diameter and 37 inches its mfr.
cumferenee.
The Toronto base bell club has drop.
pod back to 2nd place in the race for the
championship. Syracuse has the lead
and is likely to retain it.
It is expected that tho nomination and
election days for East Elgtu will be Oc-
tober 4th and llth. Sheriff Brown has
been appointed Returning Officer.
The Registrar of University College,
Toronto, has received 120 from an un-
known donor, sigaing himself 'Gratitude,'
in return for benefits received from at.
tendance o1) lecturee in the College while
not a regular student.
At a meeting of the Ingersoll Towu 1
Council, Wm. Pennant, clerk of tate town,
was dismissed on charges of drunkenness,
misappropriatiug funds and general in-
competence. R. W. Smith was appoint-
ed in his stead at a salary of 030(5.
A gosling was hatched last summer on
the farm of Jno. Fleming, of Windsor, N.
S., with four wings. The bird flourished
and this summer i r
a strolling around •'t
g
drat h
liteggs,
hreo tie goslings from her i
6 g own eggs,
each bearing n. similar number of wings.
Richard Wright, near I:Mangrove in
Brant Township, has corn which for pro.
ids growth will be hard to beat, the
eight of one of the stalks was ten feet,
nd it weighed three and a half pounds.
tis estimated that there =lobe taken off
n acre oyer ten tons of fodder.
The farmer's in the vicinity of St, Inc. 1
ins, Que., are very disconsolate sines the I
list gale, which lies amused a loss that
ill aggregate about 000,000. Farmers
ore beginning to sell their cattle and buy.
ng their winter's provisions. The crops
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re really not worth harvesting.
Mrs. Bennetts, an aged lady of Damil-
on, mother-M.14w of Rev. Canon Sather -
and, of that pity, was boarding a train at
ollingwood Tuesday when it suddenly
moved, the sudden start amused her to be-
ome over-balauccd. She fell backward
nd struck her head against the platform.
A doctor was summoned immediately,
ut Mrs. Bennetts died in half an hour
from tho injury sustained.
The largest consignment of fat cattle
(vet sent at one time from Glencoe was
shipped the other day by Duncan Camp -
ell, Reeve of Mose ; ArcbibaldMeTiellar,
1 Alvinston, and others, direct for Glas.
ow. Among the 212 head which com-
prised the shipment were 37 head, or 2
Mirada, of very superior steers pnrchas.
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Sabbath School Convention.
The Convention appointed to bo held
in the Methodist church of the Win -
hatn distriot took place in Blyth on Wed-
nesday and Thursday of last week and
was a grand success throughout. Wed-
nesday was the Sabbath Scheel day. At
the morning 5000100 the Rev. A. W.
Tongge, in a twenty minute address, led
the discussion on the topic °What aro
the duties of a Sabbath school to the
church with which it is connected."
A lively interest was taken in the sub.
ject during the hour allotted to it, the
mind of the convention being in full ac-
cord with the leader, that a Sabbath
aa lmwork in harniony with the
ohureh, avoiding all conflicting interests,
shonid toeeh the dootrines of the 01111rch,
sltouid render aid to the missionary en.
terpriso of tho church, and should lead
the scholars into membership with the
Church. Roy, B. Rogers spoke un "The
d from Thos. Simpson, of Battle Hill,
heir average weight being over 1,610
ponndseach.
Quite a sensational affair took place
near Durham a few days ago, whioh has
furnished sufficient gossip for that neigh-
borhood for some time to come. It ap-
pears that a young lady who had come
into possessions of to considerable amount
of money was engaged to be married to a
young man of the district. The wadding
day arrived and all hands were on hand
except the bridegroom, who had by some
means been delayed for a short tdtno. In
the meantime a Mr, Hill, who was to
officiate as best man, took a walk out
with the bride. When the bridegroom
arrived, about two flours Inter, he learned
that his fair one had gone out with Mr.
Hill, and he followed them, and, on over-
taking hits pair, was cooly told ed the �+1^��('� -�t ERY.
lady that erre had ooneindecl t0 wad i\ U G.LAS S W 9! ABE & C RO C _
11,11. The bridegroom's chagrin and MU
1111�Iachiner
,Y1
Reapers, lowers
and Tll,residel s 1
Ask YourpxT
RO
forst!
lfalutl'drttn•e,1 l,,i .11e3fill(nf, lfit(reIto ,(•(•'u., 1'('ll'olert ; 13 ranch at
,`ltratt•ir,l, U litorio.
5011 SOLE PY A.�"Al. J. cKA ' SoGQ,.7 J3P�OSSF.1-S
H, P. hIcAtieeer:tt, Ethel J. Tranu:ts, 3ilxovale,
m-.,.ear•.,...,..---,rnz.. ....✓1.....a,o 04(0r.ra..--.•nm rr::: .r.-«,w.o rico.., ...n.,,,..aaran:cr:.v✓r.-nRxvsa
1'01(x1001» infers for ,ado 11e, north
east 0441(080 of 101 :IA, 004te:at,u, a, metros,
('o ' lc] ecce. 7' e
t ut • of r •m c!urtuf, ' n h
r ) Il» o 5nf.
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] v to well
] 1,,,, nbl'l' 1 ,f
at Its 1, rt nn 1 1 ti
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n folioed ? e`-4 rnuul
1 aot,(ob n ,coal f u 1 nal , u
8 roan'
i:i gaff s ,I,.arr.l. .`,uw frame 11011110. 1 i x,
milk 81/050 with eou0reto walls, 2 wells,
geed barns 111.1 shod, orchard, etc. Bight
nerve of fall wheat. Title doxireble property
adi81(15tho oorporatfmr of Ittvuselo. Hutt-
aldo toms will be ' given. '1'tt1, lode et.
IA111.6(1Ii111V1: Owner,
835 troy Orel 11r11e,e10 1'. 0,
Economy Restaurant.
Flaying jnet opened 111 the Brink Corn.
or Store, formerly occupied by R. mai.
oa)m, Brussels, tee opposite corner 10
the Pootalilco.
.-SOT MEALS !
(Atom 1•03111'15)b101(our1)
:Jos" FOR TWENTY CENTS.
A cell 1s esptwiallp solirite.1 and every
attention will be paid to 1'ntr,In, A lim-
ited number of Ladly and (Ientluman
. Boarders wanted.
1i1.(1ADFOOT, Prop.
ei ,p .. n - 01 100 t•
A A• 1 �
011086 .1;q0 a ,.n.:.. G�'J c;ca`,� 7s
"Weil 1 a»J"boor, ,whore did )'e0 net that
lino ,vorling MO farrow i 11 Pliny Well
351r,L gut itfrom 4150. 31A litT50, W0,4801,,
nw 1.n5rt he lreeps tbv larts,51 et0rli m
IEtdi\YA worth the 4r0t+el•10 the trade.
'he Are you 10 need of a l••1111.0111 purlieu
plow ted) trl (13 •
THOS. HENDRY'S, of Seaforth ; -
TtllTON'S,, of C1?,elob, No, 7 Plow
]'A Tl l 1,.S1IN'C, ,f Woodstock,
PLOWS - OF - :ALL P KINDS
9 I ,,.:
7,1
C'ifx, ® Il
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pm' undersigned is prepared to buy any quantity of Eggs at
-- the old •
Egg Emporium, N nor''I?1°E" Brussels Post Once,,
Farmer
Cy and others can depend upon getting from
us the very highest Market Price hi CAsix
this season as We are going to ship extensively and require large
quantities.
Don't forget the o1c1 stand nett door to the Post Office, Brussels.
Mrs. Wm. r°a11a a,t7 & S021.
otiee.-_ 1 have much pleasure in informing all ivy
®1 a� �olcl friends that my danghtor 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.
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Straw Cutters, Grain Crushers and
Grain Grinders.
i"URNiP AND ROOT PULPERS-•
2, 4, 0, 8 and 10 Horse Power.
SATISFACTION GUAR :AN r1i1yD
in all Sale of Implements.
Wm. Martin.
Ilt'nexele.
Horse : Trnxnl:rin• S'rm:rrr.
S. PT J .1N. ,
General Blacksmith,
wishes to iutimate to Oho public generally
that he does all kinds of Ihlacksmitlting
in aWorkmanlilce Manner.
Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutlers
made to Order.
Repairing promptly Executed.
1 make a Specialty of IIorse•ehoeing.
A Call Solicited. t'a'Renlember the
Stand-No.tn 2.1152 Bunco.
S. Plum.
:T.VO..II;ODDICK -----
MONEY LOAIN
.Pili ': u'E- 1. UN D S
of Private Funds hflve,jnst been
placed in my hands for .In-
vestment
BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR
0!11 No Ari1ving,
and they will bo pleased to see 11,11 their old customers and as many
new ones its possible to look through and inspect.
Cress Goods and. 11U1s.E1.A.Eieres i--(.1ooas fine ss
L11(1"1(ia9111Lf 3'3101 `in
Black and Colored.
-Agents for the Bazaar Patterns. All
Bazaar L P C�t� el t�I New Styles kept ill stock and MonthliesY 1
Given Away Jl'ree. Call and Get One.
Scotch. 86 Canadian 'tweeds. -..„1 a,nclC SCote111Tnwo ds,
Worsted Coatings, Pantings, and Overcoatinrn,S, and MADI) 50 OIoDEP
in the Latest Style.
{fray
pp�� White
Mous
Full lines in Gray and Whits
Wray (X1 hlte Cot$onsi"-Cottons, Flannels, Skirtings
and all Staple Dry Goods.
Ieltons, in All Colors "tl aunOVoPill
all color's, Cheaper
B+ o�,T. Boots tC ,Shoes matiufacttt eel by Cooper (�
oots W Shoest"'Slnitll, and each boot stamped with their
own name. A largo consignment ;Fust Received.
'Y nr� Jp�Jj'pp f1 S Our Groceries are All Now, Fresh Goods a1141
3.11UJJ11RIESt~-best quality.
is better imagined than expressed. He
ordered her to give him back the gar-
ments he had bought her, whoa she peel. I q
ed off her weddingtlres t and boots, whioh A Gen Solicited at
were what Ito claimed, mol threw them
at him, accepted the offer of a coat from ,
100 now roan, and they welt on their'
way rej0101ng to )htnhmnt, Immured It f.
Repass and grit In.»niud. Kincardine•1 TRA OH IOI
Reporter. , t. I
AT 7 PER CENT.
i
ltolroWerseav have their loav:r
complete in three days if title is
satisfactory.
Apply to
U:. Es WADE,
13r1T 111A1. 1:;1'
13 :Rain Street, • llt-assei4
ANDREW CURRIE,PROPRIETUIR
Fres'.( ,r11_ Sall Meats
Of tbo beet finality always on hand and Ca -
Braved to any part of the villa go fro° of
charge,
...Terms very favprablo„
FAT CATTLE WANTED(
Far which the highest market price will
bo pall,
nom mabo a specialty of buyion 11101e5
and 51(1110.
Don't forgot the place noxb floor to
P,lotoher's Jewelry Stora A. CURRIE.
L
Lvxi UWt;E!
The Cranbrook Lime
Works
Are in full blast and a, first-class
'001,1) von --
SEPT. J.F. 7.558.
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TH COOK'S BEST FRIEND
Returned to Brussels!
- ROBERT ARMSTRONG
da;••1'x8 W Ftttte that he bion again berate,
,t resident of Brnsselx and is prepared to
take Contracts for all hinds of Carpenter
, \Vork, x11011 1W Bowie Building, Barry
Framing, Mill Weighting, .S•0, c+
Ile will also snake n, Specialty of may
ing linllli4gs,
Estimates C
her
)jillJ Given.
Satisfaction StiaPantoed.
lin every instance.
h'l'l'. AEt1IS]'ONri.
f"le..'Z.1 /dG(I<L1
rti' 4ta111.2()L(4, 11H OP
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1'ilrt•(;lltss Suits, (either 1lnlllhl
or Unbound, made fto1,
Fit (i,rar,l5,1,',',1,
1'rndllee taken in 1.1c1J]al,ge for
Work.
11. (1. IU(.'fU.111DSON,
- ( 5fcrchaalt Tailor,
Liver Camps n(
Dyspepsia,
Biiloneneee,
Sick headache,
Kidney troubl's
Rheumatism.
Skin Diseases,
and all impnri•
ties of the blood
from whatever
cause arising.
THE GREAT SPR94iG �13i 17 ✓�f3iEa
+�• r rec. twits. -':gine
pg. CIr. f'l'i'r
LITTLE LIVER PILLS, -
(v ry small and easy to take.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA
Sold everywhere ; price 2) acute,
PEON )113Etle'ISt;(',,., Prop r0eters,
TOtttt\'l'O, ('.00.0111.
WESTERN FMR
Industrial and .1 r111rllil,,iti113,
Lop.do; Canada, di
:201h. t o .29th
A1'prepleaIed tier 4"t•izes..9Elt•t,,.
steins, etc. (,8331,054, 41,1ue or:New
Grounds anti 8:uipEiragx. $203)..
0011 Display of Agricultural
and other alae8 lorry,
10300,111110 Live 8100,
Exhibit,
Grand International Bench
Show of Dogs,
'Pita indlsn Turbos °r (men (4, are pre-
paring an i»uuanoe exhibit of lonnurno1urod
artfeles, aarloeltnrol7madnctim,s and curl -
°cities of the old hunting days, There will
ba Luger Prizes, Grinder AUmotions,
morn to sae and more to learn than at 5113'
p05V10118 ashibltion. Primo lists and all 8th-
01'hlfornlation may 1,e 11111 00 elm lieatieu
to tho s°mrotary.
CAPS'. AL W. 5x)1'812, ORO. McnI10005,
1'rosItLmL. Secretary.
T. PL.E i. O HE R,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELLER
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure your
patronage, We are opening out 1011lines
in
GOLC Gs SILVER NICKS.
S.
SILVER PLATED WAITS
front ostabliehod and reliable makers,.
folly warranted by us.
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