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We defy, either in the city or country, a Store that is selling Goods to the public to -day at Lower
Prices than we are offering them to our customers and the people. We buy in quantities and at a Price that no house doing business in the regular way can touch our prices,
Do not be mislead by persons claiming to pay cash for all the goods they handle and are aide to give you treater advantages than we can. No House in Brussels is in a
position to take advantage of the markets and place goods before you at Bankrupt Prices but ourselves We are placing goods before you bought at Mc., 70c. and 76e. on the
dollar while other houses are paying regular prices, so judge for yourselves who can sell the Cheapest
Trusting to have the opportunity of comparing our prices with any opposition that claims lower prices, we are
Your Obedient Servants,
New Advertisements. I There Will be a grand celebration in
Stratford on the 24th of May,
, Alderman Smith caught .t beautiful
Clud—F. S. Scott.
1 mink in his tannery at Stratford theL. L...olt—Ross 13 as,
Local—Adam Good, other night, The little thio made a of towels ; John Molpair ten. of
Laltes—T. Pletcher. desperate fight but was finally subdued, pillow sheens ; Mrs. ltobt. Little, plush
Notiee—D, Stewart. I The contract between the Town arid bracket ; alre. William Carnet:ham set
Loals—Ben. Gerry. I the 13allE1ear1e Light Co. a Mitchell, of glaee ware for bed 10 10. Trip .1 ,g
Laaat, —A 1: nr Vol. was signed, and the town will at emus the light fantastic seemed to be the paler
Strayed—Wm. Taylor. I make toe oeceseary arrangements to of the evening, awl Witt Andel tal in by
Local—George Thomson. carry out the eontraot, many of those present until the lord of
Catalina—G. Deadinan. The cantata, "Under the Palms," pro the roost told them morning was at
Ponders Wanted—Tbis Oftice. ; dueed at Stretford in the opera house on hand, and all repaired to their resp..ctive
Tuesday evening, by the Main street homes, well satisfied with the night's on.
Ball for Service—Hugh McKay.' Sunday sohool, was well patronized and joyment,
Ouunty Ex:ma—Peter Adamson. gave good satisfaction,
Express Wagons—Posr Bookstore.
Dry Goods—W, Nightingale & Co. Alfred Day, Secretary of the Provin-
dal S.S. Association, will bold a series
Flee Dry Goods—Seam-I & Ferguson. of Sunday School Institutes in this (men -
Reedy made Clothing—A.11. Smith. ty early in May, under the auspices of WIXCIFIL9f,
Cerra Stretcher—A. M. McKay & Co. the County S.S. Association. The attendance at the Spring Show 00
The Stratford and Hamilton news- Thursday of last week was comparatively
papers are waging war over the question small as might be expected, on amount
of the railroad workmens' remoyed from of the fine weather. The judges award
the latter place to Stratford. The Ham- of prices was a.. under ;
iltonians evidently feel their loss, adoeses.—Efeav: Draught, imported—
BrigadeJelajor Aylmer was M Stmt. 1st and 2nd, Wm, Weewood's 'McGregor'
ford recently and made a transfer of No. and 'Etimouda General Purpose -1st
1 company of the 28th from Lieut, Robb, Davidson & Ross, Caress, and 2nd, Jan.
who has been for some time in cemmand.0derson, West Wawenosh, Roadsters
to Capt. Guy, who has recently been —let, E. Livingstone's 'Electric: Chief ti
promoted through having taken a mail- 2nd, Leggat and Co.'s 'Frankie B.'
oath from the Royal School of Infantry. Carriage—John Reid's 'W. F. Lambert.'
The power, the influeece and the con- Coaoh—let, Geo. Whytoek's, Whitby,
'Cleveland dei
Baye 21:t, A. pling's 'Izlack-
venience of the press haa beau recently ,
made very manifest to John Johnston, I, dipmma„ Wm. wmiamod,, are,Gregor.,
shoemaker, of St. Marys. Hie father
and four brothers have been living in _Bor..ts.—Durham thoroughbred, aged
New Zealand for over sevente .1 years, Mt, R. Yo Crombrook Champion ; 2nd,
and during that long period Mr. John• Charles Hendereon', Waterloo Knightley.
sten was never able to find their aldress, Under 2 yea s—J. M Currie. Any other
and they were looking, ander the .ame thoronehlored—lat, S. D. Wellwood's,
dim/vantage with regard to his where- Hereford, Laurier ; find, James Elliott's
Holetein, Huron Lad, Diploma—R. Yoe's
abouts. He conceived tho idea a short ,,mnbrook champion.
time ago of advertisiug for his lost kind
red through the medium of the press, Junens.—R, Miler and R. Dynes,
and as soon as possible obtained the ser- Wroxeter, and Wm. Johnston, Morris.
vices of the Canterbury Times, a New NEWAIr.
Zealand paper, for that purpose. Yon The beautiful weather on Tuesday of
can only imagine his adanishment and last week brought a goodly number of
pleasure in finding that one insertiou we farmers out to the Spring Steck Bair
suflioient, and as a result the very mixt here. The following ars the prize
mail carried back to him two letters and winners :
several photograph.: from his long lost HORS.Si.—Lreau Draught, Imported—
Mends. The letters bear the date of let, L. McNeil's Oballenger ; 2nd, J.
Mar. 21, and stated that the beet harvest Oollison's Try me. Heavy Draught
for many years had just been completed Cauadiau—lst, John lielson'a Warrior.
there. Heavy Draught Canadian, 3 years er
under, let, John Nelson's Oxford King.
English Shire Stallion—Jet, John Gray's
Waverly; 2nd, John Gray's Merriman.
General Purpose—lase° Eby's Tom
Dinnie ; and, Wm. Mallory's Sir Colin.
Blood, with pedigree—let, Kidd Bros.'
Baron Rothschild. Roadster or Carriage
—let, Rolle & Roth's llentnoky Star;
2nd, Kidd Bros.' Prinoe Frederick.
Sweepstakes—L. McNeil's Challenger.
Beam—Durham, 2 years old—R.
Ford's Primrose Ring. Durban', 1 year
old—Jolla Love's Prince of Oloverland.
Jane Gemmell, work basket; Mrs. Root.
MoIren, pair of towels; Mrs, John Cam-
eron, pair of tolvem; Mrs. Robb. lbarters,
pair of towels; ‘'re. .lenet Leckie, pair
(111c Agrusstis nst.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1889.
Fear the reports from the Dominion
House of Parliament we learn that
quarter of a million dollars is asked to
meet expenses in connection with the
Eleotoral Franehise Act. We fail to see
how any man can advocate eueh a use -
lees expenditure of good money when the
Provincial lists would do as well, if not
better, If we were out af debt the case
would not be so bad.
Tam ship of state is not running in
smooth waters just atpresent end a ship-
wreck would not greatly surprise any.
body. At To onto the other evening
while speaking on the Jesuit topic, Dal.
ton aleCarthy declared that Sir John
Macdonald's government bad been in
power long euough. This, from one of
his strong supporters, augurs 01. Pro-
hibition and the Jesuit question have
brought more than one party man to his
senses and caused him to reflect on the
ways and means of Parliamentarians
and tbe necessity of a new order of af-
fairs.
Pamen Bmaranex M bound that Ger-
many shall control the foreign relations
of Samoa, and that is just exactly what
the American Government will not con-
sent to. To grant the Samoans control
of their internal affairs is not inoonsis-
tent with intending Samoa in the Ger-
man Empire. Many of the princes of
the larger and more powerful of the East
Indian states have control Of the internal
affairs of their great countries, Under
such conditions the Indian primes aro
satraps of the British Government, and
the Samoan King's position under Ger-
many would be the same.
Huron County.
The Goderioh Gnu Club visited Clinton
on Good Friday and after a keen contest
with the club of that bergh, were defeat-
ed by one point.
The foundation of the Postoffice at
Goderioh is now ready for the joists
whirl will be laid this week. The cora
tractor aspects to have the building ready
for rooftop, by the first week in Tune.
The Goderich council refused a grant
of 050 to help to extend eourteeiee to the amnia xnAgen.
The annual spring far and horse and
membere of the Orange Sovereign Grand
Lodge of British America, which will cattle show of the Morris Agricultural
meet there next month, Over 800 dale- Society was held on the Soeiety's grounds,
Blyth, on Tuesday. This is the first
gates are expected to be present. They spring fair held by this Society for six
do not come to make money.
An important decision to farmers and or seven years, but we believe it will be
heid every spring in the future. The
others, was given a short time ago by weather was fine, and the grounds were
Judge Chadwick in the Division Court 10 pea (audition. The slim of horses
at Palmerston. Robert Edgar, of How was fully up to that of any other show
iek, brought a horse from one John Davy.
Suram BLANORAlib, of Naova Scotia, has er, of Minto, last fall. Mr. Edgar stated held in the neighborhood this spring.
Blyth ie a central point of the horse trade
decided that the Comeda Temperance Act at the court that Mr. Dwyer told him of Guthrie. Some of the latgest breeders
is notau force in counties whith adopted and the beet horse judges in the Province
that the horse was :tonna, Dwyer denied.
this statement, but admitted he told
it, but in which no licensed hotels exist- Edgar the horse was sound as far as he are residents of Blyth and surrounding
ed at the time the Act was put in force. knew. Mr. Armstrong neighborhood. The attendance, though
"alnin°a th°. not at all what might hoe been desired,
The Minister of Justice does not concur horse some time after Mr. Edger got him Wt4S good, considering the latenese of the
and on examination said the horse we:
in this decision, and proposes to ask Par. season and the excellent weather just
unsound. Tho judge accordingly give
Hainaut for a sum of money th enable judgment for Mr, Edgar for 345 and then prevailing for farmers to get their
him to tea the matter in the courts, Oats, the amount claimed. plowing and seeding done. he Maple.
meet agent was theta in all his glory and
Dalton McCarthy and other gentlemen Ilsnellesra—During tho evening of gall, extolling to the skims the excellence
quite as learned in the law as JUdge Wednesday April 12tb a large number of of his particular =aline. It 11 WO1lder`
Blanchard have declared that the Jesuit invited friends assembled at the residence eel the perfection now attained in agr!.
of Mrs. Halliday, of Turkeremith, to wit-
tchuelttparraizle riaatothinery. The following le
Estates Act is unoonstitutional, but the hose one of those pleasant events which
Minister of Justice says otherwise, and make those concerned very h ippy. The
he does not propose to eek the courts to event was the uniting of John J. Lionses.—Eteavy Draught, 4 years and
Elliott formerly of Owen Sound and Miss over, 4 entries—let, J. P. Fisher's 'Lord
settle the question. of the Manorl'
Catherine Hallidear of Tackersmith, in 2nd, Ed, Dell's 'Signal
the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev, Jos. Man e 3rd, D. Erwm's 'Boreland Chief.'
MeCoy, of Egroondaille. Tha ceremony Heavy Draught, foaled in 1886 or later,
being over their relatives and friends 4 entries—let, J. Masoa's 'McKnight e
find, J. Mason's 'Tom's the Boy;' 8rd, T.
Perth Teachers' Association will meet Wished the young couple a happy end pat er'e ,Bawayall arena Agricultural,
prosperous journey through life, end
yea% and over, 8 entries -1st, Ander-
in Stratford on May 28rd. hoped that they might live long to enjoy rem & roWlera: 'Blackbird e and, G. Nelz
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Portage la Prairie Presbyterians have their married life. Then all eat down to
extended a unanimous call to Rev. Peter
Wright, of Stratford. a sumptuous repast to satisfy the wants eon's 'Farmerni Fang.' Roadatere, 8
of the inner inan. The tables seemed to yenra and over, 2 entries—lst, L. Shea:teal
51. BC, Mitehell, of St. Xstrye, after groan under their load of bOuntiful 'Royal Revenge ;' 2nd, Pinkey & Adazns'
genial tests, speaks highly in favor of the viands. The bride was the recipient of 'Robert Bonner.' Best horse, any age or
white grape cm:rant. many beautiful and valuable presents, Claes, 6 entricia—j. P. Fisher's 'Lord of
OAAS Bros., of Stratford have sold their ebowiug the esteem in whielt she ie held the Manor.'
baking and confectionery business to A. by her many friende. Wo give the names Butaia—Thorough-bred, aged, 2 entries
11, Wilkinson, of Xt. Forest, for 57,000. of those who presented the bride with —1st, J. Cumming's 'Capt. Merlin ;' 2nii,
The eleariolights of Stratford, Guelph tho presents, Mise Sarah Stewart, par J. Loganal 'Evergreen Prfnee.' Thor.
ough-bre,
Berlin, Galt, Parie and Woodstock may for lamp ; Mrs, 12, le. Elliott, dining ley's: 'Lord Eleho,'
lin
der 2 years—let, R. Our.
d
all be seen from the village of New HIM. room lamp ; MISS Me0adonasegar spoon
bileg,
and butter knife ; Miss Maggie Charters, Sonass.—R. Marl, West Weavanotili; S.
An Mime:leo oath otter was killed on fruit plate ; Miss Jentfi'
e Young 'set of Botch, Morrie ; T. Agnew, Wingloarn.
the railroad Meek near Dublin by n. man crystal were ; alre. Young, halfdozen ...„
been killed shoat here for live years.
With an axe. It is the lint that has gobkas, emit plate and pitcher ; Same kel easter:a 1 IX eSINN.
ROSH, sot of strawberry crystal ware ;
—..—
A very painful accident reselling in Mrs. Densmore, fruit Mend : Miss Mag. The Toledo Diado atates on unim.
the death ole bittle giri about four yeere giro Ieleuracheatz, holder and whisk; 14. ponoluthie authority that Wellington le.
of age, the daughter Of John Leadinan, E. Densmore, half dozen tea spoons ; Burt, of Saginaw, proeiclont of the Math/.
East Nisedari, 000orred Tuesday after. Bliss Maggie Ireland, half dozen desert gan Salt Astheiation, sealed on Wednes.
noon Within a short distance of hot own epoons ; Mrs. Hannah, tiro half dozen
day of this week for Southampton. lie
door. The WO Was playing very near tea spoons ; Mrs. John liamullabalf doit gees. to secure 610,000.000, by tome of
to Where a hey was reipoving atone with silver forks ; Mre, Thomas Dill, set of which, with the pool already formed in
a team of bomos, to which Wee attached glees bread plates ; Miss Vitoria: 1 Mma this eeemey, the entire mit product al
a steno boat, when the team took /right, more, rhino tea pot ; Fred Perron, pair the United States Will /.$0 controlled by a
and, terning stieldetily Mnind, rammed of vases: Joan itteXay, vinegar jug, synclioate, Of whieh Ino will be tho head.
the boal to strike the little girl with Miss Jennie Mahon., :sot of glaeo ware ; Tho promoters of the tame nay it is
anott forte as lo melee ahnotel inettlut Mimi Rettive Nana:tens, Morin mat 1 Mara aa the perpeect of the eyndieato to go
math, William Pin, lade eloth a VON Mary into ilio matter with the intention of
Perth County.
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foreleg up the price of salt, but that with , a
the aumagement consolidated and con- '
teeO'
centrated the SiLVillg of expeosee will e4:
yield 0, emnfortable return of itself. ;
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a per.
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ogeirie, osso, ..., .tLys :—Tho cauezry
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throttene to be e tremendous dienomeint.
S11611+, The wilt fork of the Arkataate
River woe swollen, and two outfits were
haw lat ret .naaing to ineke the ter a
The railway bridge was plauked by the
troops, and :he schooners and trades
passed 11 this nova menner. When the
border was crossed the prospect was
meet cheerless. The landso,pe is dap 1-
sated on the great American de,ert. Tha
surface revealed It soil as red an brick
dust. There was no vegetation save the
;want and reator
tee beeeh grass", and tho
heat was tropioal. Such a shabby intro-
eat:Mon to the promised land weighed
heavily upon the pilgrims, but all were
firm to go on, While the hour of noon
on Tuesday arrived the boomers spread
out along a line half a mile loug. The
mounted wren crowded upon the frons.
The drivers of strong teams gathered ess Wazo s 1!
their reius in one hand; while those with
aided teams dropped behind to avoid the
rush. The lieutenant commanding the
soldiers stood in the open spetee, at some
distance behind hie men. At is oadook
the officer made a sign, the bugles sound.
ed on both flanks, the cavalry rolled beak,
closed up, and then swung away like a
huge gate. Shrill cheers rose from the
boomers, their whip lashes resounded,
the her:mown arming them shot forward
impetuously. The teams tugged QS he
ragbag harness, and the whole tuotley
crowd swept] forward with gathering mo-
tion. The race was to the swift, the gal.
loping horsemen disappearing over the
firat crest ere the teame in harness had
half covered the ascent One man elm
had run his horse dice a deer in the bead
of a het chase leaped to the ground on
the top of the ridge and began driving
stakes. This was the first homestead
legally taken up in Okkhonaa. He was
wished a weloome to hie Wean and the
rest wont testing on. Several hundred
...,..,a6S
men who haul been in Guthrie three er
four days had staked out town lote be.
fore the train will, the boomers arrived,
They preterit/ to have oomplied with the
law. The St. Louis Republics's special
says that late -comers who wanted city
lots at Guthrie had to buy them or take
up some outside toe legal limit. Guthrie
already hes its Main etr et, its Harrison
street, its Guthrie avenue and it. Okla-
homa avenue. Tuesday afternoon the
first municipal eleotion °courted. The
'bank of Oklahoma opened for business
at Guthrie with a capital of $50,000, A
special from Guthrie says three men who
took claims there ware foully murdered
about five o'elook Wednesday morning
by claim jumpers. The names of the
assailants and their viotinaa have not yet
been learned. A. vigilanoe committee is
scouring the country for the murderers.
Guthrie is now a booming town of 16,000
inbabitants.
CARS. CROQUET SETS
and liand :gaskets
aerarreed 176 37E :S -V .111 ID A rTiaesPar-aa.e
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All the necessary School. Supplies'
kept in Stock.
The streets of Kingsville will soon be
lighted by natural gaa.
There was a alight fall of snow in Win.
nipeg on Saturday morning.
The Bradford Rifle Club has won the
championship of the Ontario Smallthore
Rifle Assooiation.
Mr. Trow, chief Liberal whip at Oh.
taws, was on Wednesday presented with
hie portrait, a ring and an address by his
Liberal oonfreres
Hon. Heavy Starnes has been appoint-
ed Speaker of the Quebec: Legislative
Courtoil, vice Hon. Pierre Boneher de la
Brumes, removed for partisan conduct.
C.A. R., El .
Electors of Brussels
LADIES Ann Chninnmon.,—Hay.,
ing been nominated for Trustee,
if elected T will do as I have done
in the past, all I can to have a
good and efficient school at as
little cost as possible, and ask
from you the same generous sup-
port I have always received at
your bands. I would say that an
election lodge has been started
by Mr. Denman, a member of the
Board, in stating that I am dis-
qualified on account of being Re-
turning -Officer,. When I was
elected before I was advised I was
not and still so believe. The time
to decide is after the election, not
now. It is only an evidence of
Mi'. Denman and his ring being
afraid of my presence at the
Board, and is only amm election
dodge to hurt my candidature. I
would ask the ratepayers not to
bo influenced by this and other
side issues brought into the elec-
tion for no other purpose than to
prejudice the electors, and they
cannot and dere not defend thorn
to my face. I ani,
Respeelfialy Youn
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E BEG TO APOLOGIZE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
who were unable to get served at our counters dur-
ing the past two weeks. Our store was not ready for oc-
cupation in time for us to have our goods opened and placed
in stock before our opening day, and we therefore to
start Selling goods as soon as they were taken out of the
cases, which caused great confusion in our store and as we
have been so busy serving customers ever since our open-
ing, and with new goods arriving daily, we have not been
able to get our counters cleared up, and therefore it was
impossible for us to serve all who were desirous of buying
our cheap goods. Wo are now pleased to say that we are
in a position to serve all. and quote below some of our bar-
gains.
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500 yards of Moire Silk, 23 Mabee wide at 60e worth al.00.
1,000 yards: of llfoire Silk Ribbon at tiki worth 80o.
35 pienee of Fancy Wool Drees Goods at 1210 worth 150.
15 pieces of Cream Seorsuckere at 13o worth 100.
10 pietme of Catdinal and Mateo Oasbniere Print at 1240 worth 160.
200 pairs of Laos Curtains, all taped edge% ibt 00o, 131,55: 51.50, $1.00 and 132.50,
worth 51.35: 51.15, 52.00, 42,50 and $3.50,
500 porde of Cottoned° at 20e worth 25e.
2,000 yards of Obecked Shirting at 8o, 10o, 12 and 180, worth 100,1240,14 and 16c
Table ',Meng at 20o, 22e, 25c, sq, 93 and 50c, worth 250,28e, 88c, 50e, 60 and 15e
The above quotations will give the public some idea of the
bargains to be secureeat the City Dry Goods Store,
Brussels. We hope to be favored, however, with
a call from you that we may prove the genu-
ineness of what we say. Bargains in
----every line. -------
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Apill 24, '80. P. S. SCOTT. POSTOITI0E Btoax, BRINNEts.
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