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RAS? HURON REFORMERS.
A MEETING. of the Reform Associations
of EAR Iluron,both Loral and Domin-
ion) will be held in the Town Hall, Brus-
sels, cit Saturday, awn. 26th, at 1 o'clock
p, m. A full attendance is desired as
important business will be transacted.
Tnm workingmen have been repeated.
ly p'onlised that all expenditure upon
assisteimmigration by the Dominion
govern. ent woo to be stopped. Tut the
pulteit. eetettefer. ', . that t l4d,•
78:1 were spout mean that ocrvice last
year. The motley of the workingmen of
Cat,, let to still being spent in promoting
the 1n,i 'atien to this country of men
wl'o rent els "ith • er :aechanies au:l
laborers, ami help to glut tha labor
markt t.
Tin: ways ana n,e•ocs committee of the
Unite.? States Senate Inas decided, on
motion of efr. Hale, of ,plain, to impose
a duty of half a cent a pound upon fresh
flab. hitherto admitted free. This duty
will eerioosly injure the important busi-
ness of exporting fresh fish from Canada
to the United States. The Republicans
will soon have a mejority inboth branch-
es of degrees. ^n that there is little
doubt that the tax on fresh fish will go
into effect. But for the ehortsighted
polioy of the Dominion government in
levying duties upon peach baskets, and
refusing to American fishermen the
privilege of sending freights over Cana-
dian railways, the advocates of the fresh
tax would not have been able to impress
their -yews upon congress. And by in-
creasing the export duty upon logs the
Canadian government have placed a
powerful weapon iu the hands of those
Americans who are advocating an in-
crease in the customs duty imposed by
the United States government upon Can-
dian lumber.
Absent but not of go n..
01.001)11 9.1111 "ROTS" 0001 Ann 11'1IAT TORY
AMC 1,01110.
In the past ten or fifteen years Brussels
has seen a great many changes in the.
coming and going of our residents, but
to these who have been in town for some 1
years it may bo somewhat of a pleasure
to road a column of where tho "old boys"
aro and how they are employed. We
lievt' confined onreelves prinorpelly to the
young men and boys, at least to those
who were not married when they came
to Brussels. The place of residence of a
number not mentioned cannot be aseer,
twined in time for this issue.
Geo. West, farmer, Dakota.
Dr. C. McLellan, Trenton, Ont.
Dougald Fereuson,tinsmith,Teeswater.
Alex. Duncan, cabinet maker, Win-
nipeg.
George McKay, tinsmith, Abilene,
Kansas.
Jno. McCallum, street railway, New-
ark, N. J.
Dan. McKinnon, real estate, Van-
couver, B. C.
1
I on w or New
Geo. Armstrong. sa
p
Buffalo, Dakota.
Daniel Fe,guson, tinsmith, Gerrie,
Robt. Sage, hotel -keeper, Listowel.
.1 . W. Browatt, druggist, Ingersoll.
Charles Wright, farming, Desford,
Man.
T. B. I1i1i, lnerobanit, Is'urles Falls,
Muskoka.
Barnet \'arcoe, farming, Gladstone,
Mtn.
Chas. Sheriff, tailor and cutter, Sea -
forth.
Frank Ilindes, painter, Victoria, B. C.
David Molntosh, clerking, Winnipeg,
Man.
Jae. McIntosh, clerking, Prince Albert,
N. W. T.
Tom. McIntosh, news agent, Winnipeg.
Chas. Knechtel, harness maker, Wing -
ham.
Mat. Armstrong, lumbering, Oconto,
Wisconsin.
W. D. Hill, merohanb, Thessalou, Al.
gonna.
Thos. Ferguson, tinsmith, Gerrie.
Jno. Thompson, street car dept., New-
ark, N. J.
Will Hartry, cabinetmaker, Seaforth.
Jeo. Reid, cabinet maker, Seaforth.
Arthur Hamilton, printer, Fort Gratiot,
Minh.
Too. Stewart, book-keeper, Toronto.
Walton Preston, physician, Saginaw.
Thos. Ball, farming, California.
Geo. Underwood, farming, Northwest.
Jno. Armstrong, music store, Buffalo.
I. J. Tuck, penman, Chicago.
R. W. Tuck, hotel -keeper, Shelbourne.
Pat Moore jr., tinsmith, Listowel.
3'. W. Dutton, Bowmanville.
Wm. Armstrong, printer, Winnipeg.
Albert Grundy, baker, Ripley.
Fred Haverkoet, Iowa.
Jas. Kirk, printer, "Post," Leamington,
Ont.
Jas. De Cantillon, Woodstock.
doe. Laird, barber, California.
Wm. Laird, barber, Port Elgin.
Sas. Laird, painter, Port Elgin.
Semon Laird, hotel -keeper, Port Elgin.
Leslie O'Connor, student, Business
College. Stratford.
David Aldridge, tinsmith, Platteville.
Thos. Galbiak, clerking, Clinton.
Peter Stewart, farming, Dakota.
Thos. Watson, general implement agent,
Herriaton.
T. G. McCracken, traveller, Harriston.
Jas. Watson, blacksmith, Salifornia.
Reuben Watson, agent, London.
Thos, Smith, "Reckless," blacksmith,
Newark, N. J.
Walter Smith, blacksmith, Northwest.
W. A. Haslam, clerking, Devil's Lake,
Dakota.
Sam Askin, photographer, Wellesley.
Frank teen, artist, St. Catharines.
Wm. Latimere, tailor, Orangeville.
Jas. Wilkinson, cabinet maker, Escan-
aba, Mich.
Geo. Whybrew, contractor, Escanaba,
Minh.
Chas. Wilboe, cabinet matter, Listowel.
Geo. Town, bricklayer and contractor,
Chicago.
Harry Town, briokmaker, Winnipeg.
Alf. Town, briokmaker, Winnipeg.
Ohas. Town, briokmaker, Winnipeg.
Wesley Fear, dentist, Seaforth.
I. V. Fear, dreggest, Seaforth.
G. A. Fear, student, School Pharmacy,
Toronto.
Rev. David MoOrae, Jamestown, N. Y.
Inc. Dutton, Dominion organ and
piano factory, Bowmaaville.
lbrnest Plum, clerking, Haysville.
t 0. G. Martin, jeweller, Toronto.
Walter Dunford, tailor, Mantana.
W. H. Mallett, farming near Brandon,
Wm.Heisto, employee 0.P.Tb., London.
Chas, Ainley, joiner, Harriston.
Thos. Ainley, cabinet maker, Listowel,
Henry Ainley, farmer, Illinois.
Jno. Ainley, farmer, Nebraska.)
Rich. Murphy, carriage maker, Miobi-
gan.
Ed. Town, Flint, Mich.
Ld. McCracken, carriage maker, Detroit
Charles Bishop, University student,
Toronto,
,Tae. Mooney, phereioion, Texas,
Wm. Lawson. carpenter, Denver.
Wm. McDowell, ranching, Colorado.
Wm. Leadbeater, farming, Manitoba.
Dan McDonald, clerk Co. Court, Huron,
Goderioh.
Wm. White, "King Billy," clerking,
Mitchell.
Jas. Dunford, Woodetook.
Valentine Knechtel, cabinet maker,
Seaforth.
Daniel Knechtel, foundry, Ingersoll.
ann. Halliday, flour and feed store,
London. delphia.
THE British Board of Trade returns
for the calender year 1888 show a de-
cline of over twenty-two per cent in the
trade between Canada and the United
Kingdom compared with the figures of
the preceding year. This is how the
present Canadian tariff is fultilling the
design of its authors in proutoting trade
with the mother country and resbricting
trade pith the United States. The ex-
ports from the Dominion to Great Bri-
ton declined 11,66 per cent in 1888, and
the imports of Bzitish gonds into Canada
fell off 10.91 per cent. While our trade
with England is rapidly declining the
exports to and imports from the United
States are on the increase. It could not
well be otherwise when the average rate
of customs duty upon imports from the
United States is only fifteen per cent,
compared with an average of twenty-two
per cent upon imports from Great Bri-
ton. Andathe fact that the yearly vol-
ume of commerce between the Dominion
and the United States is on the increase
is proof that our people find it more
profitable and more convenient to trade
with the Americans— notwithstanding
the fact that that there is a double cus-
toms wall between this country and the
United States while Creat Briton ad-
mits all our products free of duty. The
trade returns show that the most profit-
able market for Canadian products is the
American market. The value of the
wheat and flour exported from Canada to
Great Briton 1n 13OS was only 4986,765,
compared 0.,n.£2,045,S1G in thepreoed-
ing year. Tho exports of batter declin-
ed from :6130,101 to 40,709.
Henry Ileoeher, Q. C., of London, died
Tuesday of Bright's disease.
The weather fn Montreal is oold enough
to revive the spirits of the carnival man-
agers.
Tho Saugeen Pioneer has °eased publi-
cation. The reason given by its publish.
er is the want of patronage.
John P. Redmond, stationer, formerly
a moulder, has boon nominated by the
Labor party in Montreal Centre to
contest the riding for the Leong Legiela-
tnre.
Bon, Ed. Blake, Q. C., and Mr. 2. A.
Lash, Q. C„ have given a joint opinion
on the question of the legality of the
Parkdale Annexation bylaw. In their
opinion the by-law can be successfully
impeached.
The Doherty Organ Company, of Olin.
ton, is still diokerfng with the town of
Brockville about removing their works
there. At the firemen's supper lately
Mayor Weathorhoad, of Brockville,
stated that the company is willing to ac-
eept a bonus of $86,000, and he urged
that the new Council submit a by -10,w to
the people.
The ease of Sloss vs. Robertson, e
breach of promise caro, has been settled
out Of court, The plaintiff le Mee. Maria
Moss, widow pf William Botta, of Owen
Sound, Tho defendant is Capt,
:gait
Reberteon, also of Owen Sound The
plaintiff agrees 10 drop tiro action on re.
aeipt of $1,850 oaal, and the 00500 was
thereupon struck from the list..
TH E BRU SSELS
'Naha Armstrong, Week in dry goods '
store, Louden.
Abe. Drewe, cleric wholesale hardware,
London.
Steve Drove, cleric wholesale hard-
ware, London.
Mo. Drew°, traveller hardware, Ilam.
Ilton.
u
urtie Green, bent stuff manf., ,to.,
I: ipgevllb••
Thos. Ross painter, Salem; Ont.
dos, Bose, bake,, Kincardine.
Wm, Boss, tailor, Guelph,
Jno. Reese 'Mahe'aloe, Tcrouto.
Joe hteiutloo, harness maker, Sault Ste.
Marie.
Wm. Shannon, clerking, London.
Wm. Crooks, tinsmith, Toronto.
Jno. Crocker, tinsmith, Shelbourno.
Geo. Davidson, harness maker, Winnipeg
Archie Taylor, barrislereto., Toronto.
Peter Ferguson, Britiall Columbia,
Jeck Smith, British Columbia.
Pavy White, farming, Port Elgin.
Jae. D. Forsyth, stoneographer, Toron-
to.
Archie Scott, implement agent, Wood-
stock.
A. J. McColl, barrister, Now West-
minster, 13. 0.
W. B. Diokeon, lawyer, Helena, Mon.
tains.
Geo. Hingston, stenographer, Joliette,
I1).
Thos. McCulloch, dentist, Pbiladelphi•t.
R. J. Clarke, blacksmith, St, Johns,
Ont.
Brutus Long, shoemaker, Rochester,
N. Y.
W. F, Scott, printer, Livermore, Cal.
13. 13. Morriee, dentist, Wingham.
SalemArmetrelg, millwright, Neb.
Alex. Stewart, farming, Dakota.
Fred Swallow, baker, Galt.Wm. Johnston, tailor and outfitter,
Abilene, Kan.
Ed. Creighton, freight agent, G. T. R.
Galt.
HamBennett, machinst, British
Columbia,
Jos. Fitzpatrick, police force, Denver,
Col.
Dr. Belt, Oshawa.
Jno. McCannel, clerk, wholesale, Mon-
treal
W. E. Bateman, farming, Blind River,
Algoma.
Geo. Leadbeater, farming, Cyprus
River, Man.
W. H. Trill, barber, Attwood.
Ryall Pelton, farmiug, Innerkip.
Geo. Currie, tailor, Attwood.
Geo. Sanders, bridge carpenter, Flint,
Mich.
Albert Rivers, blacksmith, Teeswator.
Bicherd Rivera, clerking• Lucknow.
Rev. Wm. Pierce, minister, suburbs
Cleaveland.
Chas. Pierce, painter, Portage -la.
Prairie, Man.
Nathan Little, mill owner, Littleton,
Man.
Robert Little, mill owner Littleton,
Man.
Dungan Ferguson, merchant Stratford.
M. Hazlewood, proprietor of flour mill,
Wroxeter.
Ralph S.,Pelton, printer "Standard,"
Blyth.
W. H. McDonald, dentist, Wmgham.
John Harvey, clerking, Detroit.
A. Thonret, oyster saloon,Toronto.
Robert Black, proprietor of flouring
mill, Gerrie.
Jas. Ronald, real estate, Windsor.
Jas. Hyslop, machinst Chatham.
Arthur Dutton, enlarging photos,
Woodstock.
R. Service, stenographer, Detroit.
W. Pepper, Capt. Salvation Army.
Charles Keeling, merchant, Cargill,
Ont.
Fred. Pelton, feed store, Port Huron.
A. Knechtel, Principal of school, Te-
oumseh, Mich.
Robt. Knechtel, Medical student, To-
ronto.
Jas. B. Ballantyne, clerking, Winni-
peg,
Joe. Ballantyne, tinsmith, Palmerston.
U. R. Vanstone, planing mill, Sm.,
Southampton•
W. Montgomery, flour and feed store,
Gladstone, Man.
E. W. Gerry, printer, "Reporter'
Kingsville.;
Jas. Harris, wholesale house, Hamil-
ton.
Geo. Harris, architect, Chicago.
Harry Dunford, farming, Dakota.
Tom Dunford, farming, Dakota.
J. G. MoOrae, real estate agent, To-
ronto. '
C. Waterer, prospecting, Thosealou,
Algoma.
Dudley Holmes, law student, Goderioh.
Hilton Holmes, in bank, Goderioh.
Chas. Jaoksou, tinsmith, Keystone,
Kansas.
Percy Jackson, invoice clerk, Toronto.
Jno. Shand, operator, telephone, Go.,
Toronto.
Handy Brawls, tailor and outfitter,
Waterford, Ont.
D. A. Smah, traveller, Berlin.
Win. Stratton, engineer, 0. P. B., fort
William.
J. W. Show, mediae' student, Toronto.
Dan, MoNeughton, "(early" "insuranceagent, California.
Ernie ie. Cooper, machinst, Oinoin.
Heti, Ohio.
Jno, Young, sohool teacher, Moosomiu,
N.W.T.
Jno. Stacey, tinsmith, Woodstock.
Goo, Currin, implement agent and
grain buyer, .Gladstone, Man.
Wm, Currie, farmer, Arden, Man.
Samos Hueter, machinst, Detroit,
Miob.
W. Buyers, sign writer and painter,
Stratford.
G. L. Ball, dentist, Seaforth.
Geo. Martin, dental student, Phila-
UST
BOOKSTOR1E
Big Reauctions
b e made .1 c
Will
' le ju All Classes of
1 l 1
Albert Denny, jeweller, Niagara Halle, Jno. Botz, dental student, Philadelphia.
Alf. Donny, news agent, Niagara Palle.
Jae. Stewart, farming, Dakota.
Jno. Burgess, telegraph operator,
,Tao. Cormack, blacksmith, Daluth,
Addle Cormack, job printer, Duluth.
Harry Cormack, telegraph operator,
Helene, Montana,
' Wm. Halliday, baker, Calgary, N. W.
T.
A. M. Kay, assistant postmaster, Stret.
ford.
Jno. Wilson, farmer, Dakota.
Wm. Wilson, farming, Dakota.
Ed. Brno, school teacher, Toronto.
Dan. Cameron, bank cleek, Park Hill.
.u. B. Burt, book keeper, Hillsdale,
Ont.
W. Wright, mining, Bute City, Mon -
tam.
J. Stanley, cleeking, Seaforth.
Alex. Laidlaw, farming, Solomon oity.
Kansas.
RObt. Wynn, watchmaker, London.
Robt. Arm (strong, railway office, Buffalo.
Jas. Hingston, physician, Western
States,
Jno. Ferguson, clerking, dry goods,
Stratford.
Harry McAtter, tinware and stoves,
Harriston,
Geo. Fulton, tinware and 'stoves, Har-
riston.
Will Davis, grocer, Hensel!.
D.. Watson, dentiet, Brantford.
D. 11foGillicudy, editor and proprietor
Signal,' Goderioh.
r. McGillionddy, private secretary to
A. Blue, Toronto.
Chas. Watt, blacksmith, Guelph.
Roy. The. Mulholland, probationer to.
ministry, Dakota.
Advid Shia), 'University stndont, To.
rotlt0,
Jno. McDonnell, City Hotoi, London,
Jas. McDonnell, barber, Fart Gratiot.
Wtn, Wall, farmerNebraska,
PeterMoDoneld, tinemitb, Woodetoolc.
Lorenzo b rayno, farming, Manitoba;.
Elijah Frayno, farming it ttnitoba.
John Carvoth, merchant, Banda, Ont.
Dr, IL McDonald,. painter, Port TIin'on
FRIDAY HOBS -
30
—000. THE NEST—
AYs
To make room for more
Seasoiable Goods
To Arrive Shortly.
If you require Anything
z;in this line now is
the time to make
your Purchases.
SPECIAL VALUE
--IN—
Photo. Albums
-- AND --
0 s.
—eel Tull Line of—
Narrate. I
The Council of the (npurettee of tho
Comity of Huron will meet la tlto Court
Bowie, Ito the Town of t'edeeleb,00
Tuesday, Jan. 22, '89,
1'F.T1:1t ADAAMSON.
0oderlch,Jon,11. - C0111180 Mit.
Dissolution of Partnership.
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Prnvineo of Ontario, 1
Huron f.nn ,tv, f
1e Wit :—N , 1)010'+ ,Nadler mad
Thomas S, Humphries, formerly the only
members of the firm earning on businee5 as
carriage builders in the 'Village of Brussels,
in the Coupty of Huron, under the style of
Walker k Humphries, do certify th.s the
said partnership ,vete, on l: he Sixteenth clay
of January, A. D. 18800, dissolved by mutual
consent. 'Witness our bands and seals et the
Village of Brussels, In the County of Huron,
Oils Sixteenth day 00 Jet ming,1800
Witness, JAnzs'Vnnura,
W. Ai. S1xrcAnL Tees, S, Hnnteirnms.
Mr. Hurepin'lns retires from thefirm nun
the business will hereafter be 0anduot01 by
Hr. \Volker. who will nssum0 the liabilities
of the Into firm smite whom payment of all
outstanding a000nnts must bo made.
Brussels, n111.10111,1888. 37.1
School
Supplies
Always on Hand.
..111A0 119121
CALL& I
and See for yourself.
BOOKSTORE
Barris & Trey Ohm
COMPANY.
The Annual ':Meeting of the Morrie .e Grey
Cheese Company will be held in the
TOWN HALL, 131ttlse110e, oN
Monday, Jan. list, '89,
ATI cement r. at., fpr receiving the Audi-
tors' Report, Ele1ting Directors for the
current yea,', I10,
The Directors will meet to lot the Milk
Routes for the ensuing season on Morel 0,
1nun1A110 dth, at samo Hoar sed Plage.
INC. STRAC.iIAN, Peoein.2or.
Private Funds to Loan,
X20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
No Commission.
Borrowers can have loans com-
pleted in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Brussels.
MONEY TO LOAN.
PRI74TE FUNDS.
fief
Jan. 18, 1889,
., EAT RK T,
mon Street, Brussels
ANDREW CU1IIIui, 1'I'fPSZll;TOB.
F 'eslL ANt, Sett Meats
Of the best (nullity ant '•' nn hand and de-
livered to any part 1......' 01!10560 free of
(Merge.
Tee in very favorable.
of Private Funds have just been
placed in my hands for In-
vestment
AT 7 PER CENT.
Borrowers can have their loans
complete in three clays if title is
satisfactory.
Apply to E. E. WADE.
Largest Circulation in Western
Ontario.
E
REE PRESS
LONDON, - ONTARIO.
FAT CATTLE WANTED:
Tar wlole)) the highosb market erica will
be pard.
also make a oenotalty of buying Tildes
and 01dus,
Don't fr,:et the Mime nest door to
installer's 1oweiry Store. A. CURRIE.
The "Pros Press is the only newspaper in
the West receiving the Aesootated Press
Despatches. It contains all the News, by
Cable, Telegraph, Telephone and Hail,up to
the hour of going repress. It gives in oaoh
issue original and valuable Illustrations of
01011 sad things, and Is the only newspaper
in Canada employing its own artists.
AUCTI ONSALE
—Or V.11 n.lnLL"—
P PIOPERTY
Under and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a pertain registered mort-
gage, which will be produced at the time
of sale, to d upon which default in pay-
ment has been made, there will be offered
far pale by Public Auction at the
Central Hotel, - Brussels,
----ON
t' a14>'wthty,
3811. 2411,'89
AT 0113,1 1701110 OF ONO o'clnr1) in tho after.
noon, the following valuable land end
premises :
The eolith half of lot number twenty,
in the fifth concession of the Township
of Morrie, 110 the County of Huron, con-
taining nos hunclree acres more or loss,
The ebove is a very valuable property,
situated about two and a -half miles from
the Village of Brussels. The soil is a
good clay loam and well cultivated, and
on the premises is said to be erected a
good frame dwelling, and other farm
buildings.
Tianats.— Ten per cent. of purchase
menet to be paid down at the time of
sale; fobalance terms will be made
known at the time of sale. For further
particulars apply to
F. e. Scott. or to JOHN 1.I1YS,
Brussels, Ont. SOLICIToB, Tonoo0O
Notice of Removal
' Having leased the store lately
vacated by Mrs. Alexander I
have Removed my Business
there.
The Weekly Free Press'
$1,00 per "roar, Poereon.Pnm.
Established. nearly Half a Century.
"The Three Graces," and '^01y the lalte.
side," two handsome °Memos, also a beau-
tiful illustrated Christmas Number com-
prising 80 papa, Riven away Tree to every
eubsoribor for me.
$83000.00 IN PREMIERS,
Comprising Now and U001,11 Articles, given
away frog o Agents. The most liberain-
ducements over offered In Canada to Agents.
Send for ngcnt's,oub,it al,d turn,.-.
The "Free revel" tho Only:Horning and
livening. Paper pubiish:d iu Western. On-
tario, It is forwarded on all early morning
trains, reaching all places between Toronto
and Windsor by 8 a. m„ and es th0 only daily
paper received at points \root of London
before the afternoon. no Live Newspaper
of the West, $5.00 per Team, pootage free.
Sold by Agents everywhere, Address,—
FRSE PRESS PRINTING C.O.
T,ozaaoii, camas.
1 have Purchased a Nice Line of
New Tweeds,
t&c., and will be pleased to show
them to tho public.
Give me a Call at the New
Stand.
E. Dunford.
.MERCHANT TAILOR.
Airs. Shiers Bloch. Brussels.
FARMERS
LOOK LOOK
I, the Undersigned, have now on
gland the Bost Assortment of
Good Tweeds,
Flannels,
Blankets,
Yarns, 86e.
Ever offered in Brussels, which
I will sell for Cash or give in
Exchange for Wool.
I would simply say that the
Goods now offered aro male of
Pure Wool and nothing else.
Call and See for yotusolf.
Don't forgot the place—Sign, o f
the Restatfa'ftn,t, Opposite Postoglee,
Brussels. 'Yours, etc.,
A. H. Hermiston.
I 'Aro 00n110001011 With the Brussels.
Woolen 01111.
TE LIR'; MACHINE OIL.
Sterling Machine 011 is daily becoming more widely and favorably known. Those
who try' it continuo to use it. No other Oil ie more suitable for general use, It to
well adapted for all
1111 Machinery,.
Reapers, dowers
and Threshers !.
.ask Your
Nif MFA TT-
for it!
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