The Brussels Post, 1889-4-5, Page 41•
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We have bargains to offer the Public in all lines we handle. We still have .in stock many Spring and
Summer lines that we got in the Bankrupt Stocks we have been handlim?: and will place them before you
at Prices no other Merchant need :ry to touch.
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Es muter the management of M iss Maggie Livingston, who is accomplished in all the branches connected with that line and she will show you the most FASHIONABLE
and STYLISH MILLINERY the market can afford. gs7-,YOTTC.E OF 0 t . 7 fl 0 PEA/7,71W TriLL BE GIT'&V' SITU Ira Y, 'Prusting to have a call from yon, W
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New AdvertiFements. a.)
urd'he•.Legislattn...4 Was prorogud enit sat. Al 7nstn,"1,41 LOA • j
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Leeat Prom
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I flee dersoli It taw.
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Aheelides.
Wall Pareei4...--J T. l'epper.
lertitt for Sale - F. S. Sentte
\Yell leteors -(3. A. Landman,
Tatmesy for ale---Thi11
Special B•. rgains- Is SIttr.l..
Bann tn If -et
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iUi1itevy 0eniett • -A. Smith.
Atm ivereary J. G. Skenc.
ItIortgese Sate • Ilet el,•re. & -
Geno Annoneeement- 1V. Nightin-
gel) At (ie.
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Tint Dominion Parliament will
probably imarogue about Easter.
IT ie etawa that the low will be en.
forced ii. eetard au: ;:rohibition
gambling in c,emeetiou with hotels in
this locality. The la e• is very plain on
the matter and pgrsona who run into
eretth.. with theie eyes wile open need
not expect any leniency ehown them.
A word to 'he wise should he :malcient.
TUE g-lleral feeling appears to be to
elect the Trustee required at the Scheel
Board by acclanation and thus stave f.20 I
maithe exeitemeut of nu election. J. J.
Gilpin sins only votes behind J. Her-
greaws at the election in January, the
vote standing and 1:1. so that we
consider 31r. Gilpin has probably the
best right the yeeeet pod tim. It is
fur the peeple nay, h.:Neter, but We
hold that in slutillar case- :he nett high.
est vote should take the positien.
Bv the vote taken in the Honse of
Commca • tat week on the Jesuits dis-
allowea.ce, leS against, to It for, we are
of the opinion more than ever that party
politics is rotten to the core and that
many of the persons who write M. P.,
after their name are gminine shysters.
The following ore the names of the 13
Who vasa for disallowance :—Messrs.
Wallace, O'Brien, 'McNeil, 'McCarthy,
Tyrwhit"., Bell (Ad-
dington) Charlton, St:ricer, Sutherland,
Barron, and Macdonald (Miran), eight of
them were Conservatives end five lie-
formere. All honor to them and tho
stand tin•jt took. As the exponent of
Liberalism in East Huron we feel that
Dr. ilIfteci•teald hes acted a conscientious
and s.rit'(..htforr. tad pert. and that, with-
out any selfish pros.pect of profiting by it
politica 1 he resolution passed by
!. 7,, 1), I„, :Mertibly (Tell-
ing, expressing their thanks to him for
his .lannly soled is nothing mom than
what rmlitfully due Dr. Macdonald.
We are tensed to the prg posed Bill for
the following reaona -(1) It opened up
a question which was adequately settled,
and Which the Jesuits themaelveit re.
garded us settled. It was not based on a
legal claim, but on moral one. (2) Be-
cause the act opened the question of n
morel claim and did not eettle it, and it
might be opened in the ram way every
time a bigher 'valuation of the property
took place. (1) Because it WWI the meg-
nition of the hand of the Pope in the
affairs of a British province, 'Though
the majority of the people speak French
iris it British province, a British legisla-
ture and a British ant, and since the
reign of Elisabeth the hand of tho Popo
has not been seen in a British legislature,
and we trusted it never would again. (4)
We object to a grant of money, the ulti-
mate distribution of which is left to the
Pope. (1) Because it was to grant of
money to an order which had boon ban-
ished and degraded by every government
and country in the civilised world. Wo
hope to refer to this very important mat.
ter again in a subsequent issue, when WO
have more space at out. disposal.
Ceuta eliern Neel:Veg.
Seeding (.pemtiits
nwitoba, .
Essex Centre in peep:ring for . a great
celebration on Denninion nay,
John Eraser Moe Leen cleeted ineyor
ot Potrolea to fateeetfl Br. Meanie, who
resigned. COI ht and t,474, the Goods, -
The Chancellor of Ontario has decided
that Indians cannot vote on the repeal
of the tient!. Act in any county.
1 Sowing of wheat. began at Ednendon
1 on Mareh 211d.
Navigation has, be n epagel to:
Laki, Erie,
• While enettged in felline a tr.u., some
Seuth Nerwidi we.s1 chorpor.i mule to,
• oil o 1 }MTV W3airrels
te! ! to llogvs is reported to leve
trnc,,,,1 Albert Wilson, the W Ines.
t tee NV.Ilted.arro
The Berlin town council Mout vote.!
$101 toyeteris the Mueloa th•ohey,
awed the ban : give man ale coneerm
every v' 'k dmine tit •ummer.
ltalph Davie, the telteher in S. S. N.
nf De chant, to thy p818. .2 genni. e
' bitrn's place iu Dereham a few .luys
A little girl, yearii al, fen from a
1 fast express train on tho N. 0.11. Thurs.
1 &ay near Atterelifte, and was not missed
with the train reached Weiland. She
was found in a pool of water the
ditch, conscious and with no broken
tones.
A Windsor paper Kaye : Brake it
Joyce's window, Saucl,i.i.11 can be
neen au old leather covered arm chair.
Attached to the chair Is a card informing
the nubile that the chair wan once owned
by the great Indian Chief Teenmeeh and
was for twenty years used by the Mayor
' t.
. A party of Detroit capitalists he
abont emnplated the purchase ,,f Brieh
ton 13each, below Sandwich. 10 10 thought
that the place will be entirely remodeled,
Red that t t. i eeral wafer ge,d,...f I
theerties, will be brought by pipe, and
the mounds need at ahettith and Neasurt, :
resort.
Robett Turnbull is prepared to make a
Lew proposition to the Galt hospital
trust, viz. : That he will give the 21,000
to bonn) in the erection of the building
provided another vote f the people is
taken noon the 't1,000 debenture. by-law.
In the event c‘f the bv• ew being again
envied. Mr. Turnbull hand over the
”,oun and pay all the expenses of taking
the yoto.
Jaidter Bullantyne, of Brantford, Wa9
recently discharged on complaint ef the
teacher, Miss Stevenson. 'Meeting the
teacher's elder sister the other day he
maid something to her, when she set on
him knocked his hat off, pulled his hair,
twisted his nose, and nearly shook his
head off. He yelled loudly for help, and
implored the hystendere fs..set his WS.
They would not interfere, but the young
lady's father arrived in time to rescue
the unfortunate janitor.
oeltielt kt.own. to possess flue me.lie'licia1i I
LOSE DISTANT OF EMT HURON,
.4. u,uti.ng of thn Licensc Commissioners of
East Huron will be held at tho
Central Hotel, Brussels,
--ON --
Saturday, April 20,189
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te take into consideration the Applications
frr for the Licettee Year ltif10-100.
8ILIDO3 applicants for 1.4.001:180S not hold
bit License in District of Emit anron for
Dien awl ImP:—.hatins Atemssolr, Tavern LI.
cense, Constance, known as the Mahon'
House; CrnizsTrAll Zikranx, for the floutr&
Isrutrzuls,
Number of Tavern Li001.thee issued for 188.3
and 1041,-21.
Sumbor of Applfeationn for Te.voru
cen Se h for Is44
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lirmaele, April let. Iyarkerett.
N YORK
GRUHRI
Take a I] [K Dal„talliens.
Dinner Sets $9.00, formerly sold
at $11.00,
China Tea Sets $ti.50 to $7.50,
formerly sold at $8.00 and
Decorated Tea Sets $4.00 to $4 50
formerly sold at $5.50:
White Stoneware Sets $2.00,
formerly sold. at :pa.
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Chamber Sots, 9 pieces, $2,00.
01(1,SSWILYO Of all kinds P. Ohl at
reduced prices,
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Also a largo quantity of Tea
• which we Will sell at COST,
l 'fee 'from 1211 vents to
—In cents, •
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New York Gronery.
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General Blacksmith,
wishes to intimate to the public generally
that he does all kinds of Blacksmithiug
in a Workmanlike inannc,r.
Wagons, Buggies, Sleithe and Cutters
made to Order.
Repairing promptly lenee•thel.
I make a Specialty of Ilorse-elteeidg.
A Cull Solicited. te•ulleieember
Sto,na—NrAr. 7110
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• • • , t•e Agent for Paricer'n 0)31' Works.
ErnbroidPeN Laces, • !W. 3. Fair:L.1W
Cotion3, Coltonsde...,
• deli' TO l'HE PITB1R
Tiokings, Towellin6,s,
and Skirtings,
all Cheaper than Ever.
havo a Full stock of
Fresh Groceries,
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GiTY 011Y VEINS STORE FOR BRUFtliakL
Yon are ?wspectially asked to read this ()uvular,
and it is hoped you will become interested in,
its contents :
WA HE signature at the foot is the mune of a
• Firm who have a large Dry Goods Busi-
ness in the City of Stratford and they in-
tend opening a Munn STOED BO Bnosszr,s under
the management of Messrs. John Ferguson and.
George Halliday, two young men well-known to
you all.
013 TUESDAY, Aram 9th, they intend to throw
open the doors of their establishment and to
make their how to the community. Their
Address will be TDB POSTOPETCE lhoon.
They 'come with the determination to so pur-
chase, select, display and sell their goods that
their Store shall become a Great Attraction,
and a noted place of resort, especially to the
ladies. They feel they are in a position to
bring this abont.
Because they have bought their goeds for
Cash, and will sell their Goocls for Cash, there-
by saving the purchaser from twenty to fifty
per cont.;
Because they are not only experienced Dry
Goods Men, bat are also Experienced City Dry
Goods Men, being quite "at home" in all the
branches and fully alive to all the requirements
of the trade ;
Because they make the requirements of the
trade a study as well as a business;
Because, not only aro they well acquainted
with the handling of Merchandise, but they are
equally well acquainted with the Buying and
Solecting of Goods, possessing a Thorough
Knowledge of the markets, and being conver-
sant with the prevailing Styles and the ruling
Fashions of the day ;
Because they are Practical Mon in all the
various departments of a First -Class, Well -
Equipped Dry Goods Business ;
Because they don't intend to make the Cash
Purchaser pay for the losses incurred by
bad debts ;
Because they aro conciliating a Successful
Business in a city with hen competition.
With compliments to the ladies of Brussels
and vicinity they would auk them to accept this
intimation that their presence at the Now Store
in the Postoflice Block on Tuesday next, April
pth, and following days will bo much appre-
ciated, Ileo are,
Y0.111.8 rerg ReSperifitik,
SCARFF (6 FERGUSON.
FmrsoN & if mammy ,
Manngars.
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The trildersign441 de.iie 1,1 hon
intfe to the l'abli4 iltot 4' 'o' v••
formed 11 co-partnurship, undor tho Firm 1011110 of
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atm 11,•,. 114, 4...L14i(i1ll4 the stove and 'fito.ver7? 1
muted try 1 1:11'C:1401., "F7 4; 1 7
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Jos BA LLANTYNE.
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Beg to Arialownce that their
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Is now Corning Rapidly forward and in a
Great many Lines Complete.
EXTR. 'VALUE in Cottons'Cottonades and Cotton Shirtings.
These lines were bought before the advance in prices and WO pro-
pose to give our Customers the benefits.
NEW DRE,SS GOODS and the latest novelties in trimmings to
match.
SOMETHING NEW for Spring Mantles and jackets.
SUITS made to order. Gents' furnishings. The newest styles
in the market in Gents' FELT and FUR HATS.
A. MAGNIFICENT stock of Cooper & Smith's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
-:- Agents for the Bazaar Patterns.
Thanking our numerous Customers for past favors and soliciting
a- continuance of the same, bog to say that AWO shall pndeavor to
serve -you even better than in the past.
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