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Locals --A. Veal.
Notre' -•-P, Adamson.
Books—G, A. Deadman.
Farmere—A, II. Dennison.
Auction sale --David Blackley.
Big reductions- -Peer Bookstore. uutnbor of failures fur last year is 1,609
Farmers' iters' Institute -wm, Bishop. against 1,..,8 i the 1 rrcrdinq year, and
, ,..-„.•---v 4 ._. the total amount of liabilities $13;27:,,,666
hu,'-
r ) rp t.: against 810,720,480. The s are
�, ',I L lel1 fa P _ .. J&t. greater than for any year since 1885, as
am be seen from the following table :
Number. Liabilities.
1888 1,607 013,974,788
1087 1 866 16,070,595
EAST HURON REF()RhfE RS. 1889 1 252 10,886,884
__ 1886,.......1 256 8,861,600
1884 1 827 19,101,306
A meeting of the Reform Assoclabion 1883 1 884 28,408 667
of Last 3luron (both Local and Domiu• , 1878. ..... :1,597
ion) will be held in the Town hall, Erns- Indeed, the number of failures is greater
eels, ou Saturday, Jan. 913th, at 1 o'olook ; than for any year ein10 1883, and is near.
p. m. A toll attendance is desired as ; ly as great ae in 1878, though it must be
imperatut business will be transacted. • 8remembered eater than in 1878. f traders cu
in Regia . Leader announces that the ' temporary seems to think it strange that
Salary o' Mr. Royal, lieuteuant-g.vernor ' Manitoba, in spite of its large wheat
of the Northwest Territories, is 10 be in. crop last year, should be so unprosporons
0 t 810 Ono a yen Is SS it is here shown to be. Our conitem-
THE BRUSSELS POST
there have been considerable inoron:me ill
both the numbers and amounts of fail-
ures. In British Colutnbin and Prince
Edward Island only is there any de.
crease, and in these provinces it is hem.
siderahle. Leaving N. 11. out the total
Fla—DAY, JAN. 11, 1889.
creased from
this his reward for nullifying the pro- notary, wbie.h is a Government organ,
hibitriy 1i;3,ror 113^ and f •rein,' his four should remember that large on•p+ are of
per .rent hoer noon the people of the little avail so bog as the Governmeut
persists in saddling the province with a
Territories? raihvey monopoly. Ex.
Tile debt of the Dominion was in
crease i over doyen ntillinn dollars, or
from 9973,187,626 to 91281,671.814 in
1888. The interest npo•1 the debt is now
over twelve million dollars a year. If
this 1e e” -tinned a few years longer it
will tante the entire revenue of the Do.
minion to pay interest upon the debt.
Gieats trar tel .,•••, aa
Marnatalannetataretrearrenaantrintrar=a1MCF,
The Sing of Ilolland le at the point
of death.
It is believed at Cairo that Stanley
and not Emiu 16 the White Pasha,
Shares of the 1i1.01390 Sugar Reit ging
00, have fallen to 30 shillings n1 Liver
pool.
Hon. 11. f tanley,son e; tiro Governor-
General, was married on Saturday to
Lady Alice Maude OliverMonts e
,
daughter of the Duke of Manchester.
On a faun ten miles wort of M'anclan,
Duk., lives Churlee t,u,.,cedml wiih 1.36
family, consisting of hie wife and two
little boys. On Saturday last Casnordon
cameto Mandon to sell stock andrenlaln-
ed there visitiug friend'. On Sunday
night the chicken roost was visited by
wild cats. When Mrs. Caoperdon heard
the noise elle jumped out of bed grasped
em axe and sallied forth. Rushing in at
the door of the hennery she ancounrered
a wild cat, which sprang at her, catching
one of its claws in her left arm, and
lacerating it terribly. Pushing it away
she struck it a blow which rendered it
n000000iou0. Another of the alta serene(
at her, seizing the calf of her leg and
cutting it severely with its teeth. Mrs.
Casperdone aimed a blow at the beast
which miewd, but rho animal became
frightened and ran into tho woods. The
third cat, which had been crouching in
a corner, then sprang upon the little wo-
man getting its teeth entut3t10r1 in her
clothing and tearing it almost from, her
body. She succeeded in pushing tlto in•
fnriated animal from leer, and as it
sprang at her throat a second time s18
—
_ _ cleelt it a blow which killed 1t. Mrs.
Tae Toronto Globe of Wednesday says: faR in a fni ,t, a so nd o found ethatere bs he
R o oro informed on good ,tuella. ity neighbor, who had been summoned by
that Sir John tlacdonall has intimated ono of the boy.,. She will recover unless
to several irieuds his intention to go to blood -poisoning sets in.
the country no soon after the close ,If
ib1e. lie is said to
hare stated he would do so oe, head off
Unrestrieed Reciprocity.' That the
next session as pose
. - Liberals can win by n firm, held purse -
Tan Temperance orgnuizatfons of this once of their fiscal policy wo have never
locality and persona who take a leading doubted, and Sir John appears to share
part in the important question of Pro- the opinion. It may be confidently pre-
hibition should arrange at once to send sunned that they will take his hint to the
delegates to the meeting of the Dominion effect that they have the winning polioy
Alliance, to be held at Toronto on Tues. Of course the more time they have to in -
day and tiPednesday, 22nd and 23rd inste, street the country the moro likely they
By reference to another column pnrtiou- are to rout the Restrictionists all along
Jars as to the character of this gathering the lone. But 8 great deal of time may
may be obtained. Naw is the time to be gained in the time he must allow them.
lay the ground work for future operations. It is impossible that he will dare to go
Before long representatives will be chosen to the country on three-year old voters'
to carry the politician banners in the lista. They cannot be revised before the
forthcoming elections and that will bo end of eight or Wino months from now.
the time for temperance ratepayers to ex -
Let the Literate utilize every moment
press their opinion relative to the items -
of the time by impressing on the people
sity of curtailing and abolishing the the necessity of declaring for the prin-
liquor )raffia in this Province and Do• 0iple of trade extension and against that
minion. of trade restriction. Let them also at
-.—•at-- once set about preparations for revising
BEBE is the way the Ottawa Free Press the voters' lists, a work at which the
puts it: The valve of the lumber ex- Tories have been already.
' ported from the Ottawa consular district
to the United States inoreaeed from Gra'..'.
0698,230 in tho last three months of 1887 Miss Ball is home from Oweu Sound
to 0601,549 in the quarter just ended. on a visit to her friends stud relatives.
Mre. Jas. Pilton Ina been ill lately
Our lumbermen know where the most
profitable market for their merudandise
is to be found. An increase of 0100,000
a quarter in exports of lumber from this
district to the United States is not very
substantial evidence in support of the
tion that there is nu market for
from an inflamed throat and a kind of
rash,0alled by some the German measles.
Mrs. Joseph Hodgins, Of the 16th con.,
1s at present very low. She is suffering
from inflammatory rheumatism and heart
disease.
Miss Maggie MaLauohlin,oldest dangh-
assar ter of Duncan MoLanablin, Grey, is vis.
Canadian products in the neighboring re. iting Elgfriendsin. at Tiverton, Underwood and
Part
public. The exports of lumber t0 the The Society in Turnbull's school house
United States for consumption therein held a Literacy meeting last Friday even.
during the last three months of 1888 ing.. There was a good program and bho
reached 35,199,124 feet. The duty col, audleoce was delighted.
Miss Mary McNair is teething in Al-
locted upon this lumber by the Amerman bion township, Peel Co., nt a salary of
customs authorities amounted to 970,278
If we had commercial reciprocity this
large amount of money, instead of going
to swell the unnecessary surplus in the
United States treasury, would have gone
towards increasing the profits of our lure.
TO THE PUL5LIC
In order to pay increased attention to
my ready-made boot and shoe trade and
Grocery busiuoss I have disposed of my
CUSTr08I BOOT end SHOE I1USINs3SS t0
Mn. Psrsn Rrronra, who will continue it
in the same place. I desire to return
thanks for the large share of patronage
which I received during the past emu
years and ask for an increase to my suc-
cessor, Mr. Ritchie.
0230 per annum. Her many friends and
acquaintances in Grey wish her success
in her new vocation.
A Sabbath School social will be hold
at the sesidenoe of Jas. Strachan an
Friday evening, 18th inst. A good pro-
gram of readings, recitations, *0810, etc.
will bo prepared for the ()women,
her merchants and the wages of our num airs. Geo. Shiels, of the 1641 son., au
bar operatives. old resident of Grey, died on the 4th
_ _ inst. of dropsy and heart disease. She
two
Tor; year 1838 has not been a prosper- days and was oared to beut to tettinhe barn thebetter thelast day bo-
nus one in Canada, owing partly to a fore she died. Her loss will bo sadly
failure of the crops of last year, but felt by her many friends and relatives,
more largely as we believe to the burdens especially by her grief-stricken husband
laid upon our farmers by the protective
and family.
Direa'ra.—Tho usual debate was held
policy of the Government which isin Shine's school house ou Thursday
gradually reducing the agricultural class- I evening, 3rd inst. The subject dia.
es to poverty. The mercantile agency 1 heneftcialto 1 ss oouut y thanoarstates
firm of Dun, Wiman &: Co. have just than." On the affirmative were W.
issued their record of the failures which Perrie and 1. Bain. On the negative A.
took place in Canada and Newfoundland Perrie and Jas. McLaughlin. Decision
for the year. The following is the record in favor of the statesman by two points.
A. Hislop occupied the chair. A Literary
for the your 1'•--• as camp:trod with the ' meeting will beheld on Monday evening,
year 1307: 21st inst.
Euulbo;. Liabilities. The following item concerns a young
3 1e;ltleman known to a number of the
ioe7. 1188. 1887. 1880. readers of 'Ins Posr • On Thursday
Ontsrio..8333 915 01,037,3755 06,70.1,343 even ng at fbuifty of .J.asH.
Mcled atins
'
Quebec —KM 482 4,085,026 4,406.824 home, Attwood, and after umbar of
N. Bk. .. 88 65 5,320,115 741,501 ohoruses by the singers present, the nom.
N.Seotia 120 126 716,860 1,805,603 pany was requested to take seats. Two
P,EIelaod13 8 102,090 148,678 young men then came forward and an
Manitoba 87 52 261,760 478,045 the other gentlamaddress was read n, Eeo. . Bristow pr Sent
on and
B. Col. 26 10 185,060 128,808 ed J. Ii. MoBain with Spurgeon's "The
Treasury of David." This commentary
Total. 1,8G6 1,667 16,07"0,605 12,574,782 ' on the Psalms in seven large nicely
Newfoun'd.. 10 106,882 bound volumes, written by such an
The striking feature about this nom- eminent divine is of the greatest value to
parison is the great contrast between the a stvdent of theology. The reoipient of
increase in the total number of failures 3118 valuable gift and appropriate lie
dress replied stating that he valued rho
for the year and the decreased amount of present for its real worth and for the un.
the total liabilities. An examination dying memories it would carry with it.
shows that the whole decrease and more With heartfelt words he thanked his
is duo to the immense reduction, in one friends who had given ]lien this signet of
their appreoiation of his labor, After
province, namely New Brunswick, where expressing his gratitude for the presence
the liabilities for 1887 amounted to 96,• 0f So many of his friends, he oonoluded
300,116, as against only $741,001 for by wishing all prosperity. The remaru•
der of the evening 88115 59851 fn amuse•
1.888. This is explained by the disaster menta. 3.11. MoBain has been a 00m.
to the Maritime Bank in 1887, which plots, success in the past. As a public
brott ht down same largo lumber firms, school teacher ho hold no secondary
and this with its own immense liabilities pia°e' lis a young 1nai1 among 11101 h0
ranks high, talented in many 00090015,
brought up the totals to an enormous coming years will certainly pima him 11
figure for that year. Tide year the eminence At present he is attending;
liabilities have anile below ell0 normal
figure, A comparison of the failures in
the other provinces shows that in On-
tario, Quebec, Nova Stobiaand Manitoba flan ministry.
ADAM GOOD.
Having purchased the Custom Shoe
business of Mr. Good, I am prepared to
attend to the wants of the Publio.
My five and a -half years work in Brus-
sels is a guarantee of the satisfaction I
am prepared to give, not only to old
elastomers bob to as many new ones as
give me their patronage.
11 -nota P. RITCHIE.
Read what People who
• have used
sthhee
ABC REMEDY
SISI 1110917 IT.
ESTATE NOTICE.
1 AMO VIM %V F!,IP011l S'l'Q Fvi I"i
Pursuant to Ohnp.1la, Rae, s0,at, S, 0. the ]
are,iiters of 1AN, ri,IALT00N, 101,, of the
lownshin of Gray, in the (lonely of Huron,
who died on or about th 0 rourtonuib day of I
Jul, 11)Ick1, and other,. hotting rlahus In ,
• r H t 10 11.4. 1.51)1':+ are uo,iftd to sand, on 1
or Lon .1v 9.0011 .o the Village
1 -us
to
y l•A { e' F H1H
1 L; • Aadmi isv Jh c 1 0 s
' age utfor line administrator of the personal
. estate of tho said deceased, their names,
ad3300,0N0 ani dull n lrtirulnra 01 01,10 ctrl Ina
011603 the oeoul'lUoo of fssy1 1016 oyy them.
I and also that immediately atter the sald
date the assets of soil 800008ed will be die.
Itrlbutodamong those .entitled there to, laving
regard only to such 81,001s of which no
• administrator has then noilee, and the
I administrator will not bo liable fur any
I`
wets so distributed to any ner,on of whose
alydnl ho shall not nava hod notlae.
8. MINTER,
8)4051
-for or
OEI Buuls,Dewo,a1. n.14 .NAc
ninis80ao.
--
3110,92.1
Big celled. lotions
Will be made in All Classes of
Ma. I. V. 'none Druggist,
Dann Srn.—I willingly give my testi-
monial in favor of the A 33 0 Remedy,
as by its use, and only one dollar's worth
at that, it restored to mo my wife, who
had been wasting away for eight or nine
months, and for whom there seemed no
help. I tried doctor after doctor, travel.
ling many miles and laying out a great
amount of money to no good, till I tried
these remedies and her cure was miracu-
lous, for she lost all coughing, spitting
and wasting, and in fes place gained
health and strength, and brought happi-
ness to our tome. Recommend it to
everybody and use my name as author-
ity. Winton DYNES,
Winthrop, Feb. 3rd, 1888.
It is Unequalled in Lifting the
Phlegm and Easing the Cough.
Sold by Druggists or, on all
orders of 2 bottles, sent frog of
charge by Manufacturer,
I. V. Fear,
Druggist, Seoforth.
ras•e'r3ee 50.00I1er 0'u@rage,
FAR ERS
LOOK L,' ,OK
M M IRY ;GOODS
—FOR TEE NEXT—
AU 30
To make room for more
Seasonable Goods
To Arrive Shortly.
I, the Undersigned, have now on
hand the Best Assortment of
Good Tweeds,
'Flannels,
Blankets,
Yarns, &c.
Ever offered in Brussels, which
I will sell for Cash or give in
Exchange for Wool.
1 would simply say that the
Goods now offered ar8 matte of
Pure Wool and nothing else.
Ca11 and Seo for yourself.
Don't forgot the place—Sign of
ihe Restaurant, Opposite Poslgflice,
the Collegiate Institut, Belleville, pro- l3rl(ssels. Yours, etc.,
watery to entering the University, y,
Itis Imanyfriondo will watch with much
.A.H. Hermiston:
interest his
future roman in the (;hr•is• 1, .tin 6'olonrtlion VII* the atro'assr'fs
OYeeten 33ilt.,
Private Funds to Loan,
E2O,OOd
Have been placed in my panels
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RAGE OF INTEREST.
No Commission.
Borrowers Can have 10a1133 50111-
pletetcl in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCL3AIR,
Solicitor, Brussels.
If you require Anything
,in this line now is
the time to make
your Purchases.
SPECIAL VALUE
--IN--
Phot0, Al-bunis'`;
--.,J Full Line of—
School f -School
Suppii e s
Always on Hand.
CAFila EN -
and
See for yourself.
,Tall. 11, 1889,
'ONES' TO LOAN.
P14117:4 3'T; P.
n1'1
of Private Fund '"1v0 just been
plae0(1 fn Ray )3.333(18 for In-
vestment
AT 7 I'ER CENT.
Borrowers can have their loans
complete in throe days if title is
satisfactory.
Apply to E. E. WADE.
1 i'EAT MARKET,
11 aralu Street, • ttrnsStlS
Anatni1 CURRIE, PROPRIETOR.
BOOKSTORE
Fresh AND Salt Meats
01 the beet quality Always on hand and do
livered to any part of the village tree of
charge.
Terms very favorable.
FAT CATTLE WANTED)
For wbiob the highest market price will
be Maid.
I also make a specialty of buying 133dos
and Skins.
Don't target the Witco next door to
k'letcher's Jewelry Store. A. CURRIE.
E,1 ST HUROA
aT .ors" Institute
IIII1t014 AND DEITC I
Loan & Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Money
o11 Farm Security at Lowest
Rates of Interest.
A Farmers' Institute will be held
in the TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS,
on Friday and ,Saturday,
•
January I Ith & 12th, '89
Professor Mills, of the Ontario
Agricultural College, will bo in
attendance, and the leaching Ag-
riculturalists of this section.
A cordial invitation given to
all, particularly the farming
community.
Wm. BISHOP, U .1110FADD= ,
Scc. Treas. President,
BEE -HIVE
ROSE HY
Great Bargains al. the
"Bee -hive" in
t -->a
ntwlu3 (74ith5
For the next 2 weeks.
W. H. McCracken(
i'v9DNNTta/IG'ES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
S, 4, and G per cent. interest
allowed on Deposits, according to
amount and time let.
OFFICE.. --Corner of Market
Square and North Street, Godo -
rich.
Horace Horton,
MANAGER.
—THE—
Brussels Roller Mills
being now in full operation the Proprie-
tor is prepared to supply the public with
the beat grades of
Roller Flour,
Cracked Wheat,
Graham Flour
A11 kinds of 1111 Food always on nand
and for sale at reasonable 'prioesjh
Cash.
I Ai MER" will find tba'
they aro domg the very best for them
selves by patronizing no with their Grist
ing and chopping.
SPECIAL RATES FOR FLOUR
to Any person taking 500 pounds of
MOM.
> �,11.Z. RQ&'
NEW Yr t RK
GREAT BARGAINS
—IN—
GLASSWARE,
CHINAWARE,
STONEWARE
and all kinds of Fancy Good.
As I intend going out of this
Lino of Business
Won't beUndersolci.
Lal'go Stock of
FRUITS, CANDIES,
NUTS, ,(•r., fir„ fie,
Call in and See What
We Have.
3.gyt
L.,St rd,y.
Sterling Machine Oi is daily becoming more widely
who try it oontin00 to neo it. No other Oil is *otos
well adapted for all
Mill Machinery,
opus, Mowers
and. Threshers I
and favorably known. Those
citable for general tree. It ie•
Ask Your
e ci
RANT jor it !
111anufaetul'ed by McMillan, Kitt tele/u r9 o., Pclrot 1i ; 13i'anria ar
Stratford, Ontario.
FOE SALII BY A:0M-McK.A Y & Coad J31k ISSEL,s;.
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