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New 'Advertisements,
Weekly Empire.
Posy Book Store.
Locals -Adam Good,
Locale --A. R. Smith,
Local—G. A. Deadman,
Local-Nigbtiegale & Co.
host --Pose Publishing House.
.Fall Bargains --Strachan Bros.
Tenders wanted—Jas. Buyers,
Giving up Bueinese--A, 1t. Smith.
Vetere' List Court—Wm. Spence,
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T ibc iratssci.s gust.
FRIDAY, OCT. 4, 1889.
--= GEToiAL BOIMANOEn, Who was convict.
ed of misappropriation of public moneys
by the High Court of Justice, and who is
a refugee from justice, is disqualified es a
candidate for the Chambers of Deputies,
and all the votes oast for him have been
declared thrown away, his election nul-
lMed and his chief opponent declared
elected. The General's career as an
aspirant for dictatorship is probably
over.
Ir it is right that our paternal Govern.
ment should by Order-in•Counoil remove
the duty from the steel wire used in mak-
ing pine, mid certain articles of women's
apparel which partake of the nature of
mail armor, why is it wrong to demand
that wire nsecl in hanging stove pipes,
making mouse traps, pianos, telegraph
and telephone circuits, and milk strainers
should also be imported free of duty ?
Why should the pin maker, but not the
wire weaver, get his raw material free of
duty ?
THE man who was shot and killed by a
Hamilton policeman a few days ago,
while acting "strangely" in his boarding
house, has been identified as Jas. Douglas,
a well-to-do Oxford °aunty farmer,
whose parents live near Streetsville. The
deceased is said to have been subject to
fits of temporary insanity,but even when
so afflicted was of a quiet and inoffensive
disposition. Hence there appears to
have been no warrant or excuse for using
violence in endeavoring to prevent him
from breaking the peace. Why did the
petinemen invade Douglas' room at all,
when be was doing no harm and had
committed no offence? A. man named
Lee, formerly on the Toronto police
force, is now serving a term of fourteen
years imprles nment for firing upon and
killing one of a lot of boys who were an-
noying him while he was on duty. Lee
was found guilty of murder and sentenc-
ed to be hanged, but his sentence was
commuted to fourteen years imprison•
ment. Was Lee's offence any greater
than that of the Hamilton policeman
who foolishly or carelessly fired the shot
wlie) caused Jas. Douglas' death ?
Cal nut (limit NI•.. --4.
Senalor Sanford is on a trip i., )Mani-
toba.
The crop of potatoes in New Brunswick
is abundant this year.
L. W. Tye, son of Geo. Tye, pro. rietor
of the Brampton Times, died of paralysis
on Friday night.
Au elderly woman was killed while
walking on the Grand Truck track near
Dundee Tuesday afternoon.
John Johnston, who was reported to
be missing from Colborne the other day,
has been found at Garden Hdl, north of
Port Hope.
A man who registered a; John Mc -
Bain, and claiming London as his home,
walked off the wharf at Cornwall Tues-
day evening and was drowned.
The coroner's jury in the Densmore
double tragedy at Windeov returned a
verdict that the man and woman were
killed by pistol shots fired by some one
unknown to the jury.
It is the intentiou of the manager of
Ruthven No. 1 gas wall to propose that
the stack be raised to $50,000 for the pur-
pose of piping the gas to Kingsville and
sinking two or three more wells.
It was bruited around on Saturday
that D. McKenzie, ex-M.PP., and R. Bos-
ton, Warden of the county, one or the
other, were the successful candidates for
the vacant Registrarship of East Middle-
sex,
The trustees of Queen's University
met in Kingston Tuesday, and among
other thinge decided to at once appoint
Dr. S. W. Dyde, late of New Brunswick
University, to the chair of mental
philosophy, and Rev. Jno, McNaughton,
M. A., of Lairg, Great Britain, to the
ohair in Greek.
Rev. Fr. Larion, the parish priest of
Bueoom, has been considerably annoyed
of late,hy S. crowd of young men hang-
ing around the ohuroh door during ser-
vice, and he had five of them summoned
to appear before Magistrate Boutiller, of
Belle River, on Saturday. They pleaded
guilty and were allowed to go upon pay•
meet of all costs.
An unknown man entered a banker's
office in St. Thomae on Thursday and
asked that $600,000, whioh he had in his
possession, be taken care of for him. He
pulled out a wallet and disclosed a num-
ber of $1,000, $5,000 and other denomi-
nations of greenbacks, and opened his
valise, which was filled to overflowing
with bonds and notes. The bonds Were
payable at the Chemical National Bank,
New York, He left hurriedly for the
West without leaving his name or hie
money. He is supposed to have been a
boodier.
A young son of Alex. Campbell, lot 12,
con, 2, West Sorra, has been suffering
terrible for about a year with a pain iu
his leg, which it was feared would inti•
mately turn to blood poisoning. A short
time ago it was decided to have an oper-
ation performed, which was accordingly
done on Monday of last week. Skillful
nitdieal aid was obtained and the flesh
from the knee 10 1110 ankle wag out and ,
laid batik from the hone, when it Was Ob-
sorved that several splintars had grown
on ft. They were cut off and the leg I
dressed. The boy, Whois only ten years
of age, lute been prostrated since the op
erabinn.
The new hhiotbocliet ohuroh at Calgary,
N.W.T., will be opened on October Oih,
Watford sports, a000rding to the Guide
sober up 00 chewing gum. Eight etiolis
is said to me the worst case.
It ie eurrmltly reported that Geo. Pow-
ell, of Winobelsea, has Fallen heir to
a large legacy loft by his friends in 71ur-
ap0.
The Sarnia band took the second prise
et the Detroit Lxpoeition tournament.
Saginaw, composed of profoesionel mud.'
clans, taking first.
A Montreal furniture dealer named
Joseph Champagne has beeu arrested on
a charge of burning his store for the
sake of the insurance.
The Chief of the Dominion Polioe has
been informed by the New York police
that they have unearthed a gang engaged
in counterfeiting Canadian money.
Peter Davis has been arrested and
lodged to Belleville Gaol on the charge
of murdering Wm. Emmory, who was
found shot dead in the Township of
Marmora,
Hiram Walker to Sons have leased 2,-
200 of their cattle stalls to O. tf. Acker,
of Montre:el, and consequently are out of
the cattle business. J. P. Wiser, of
Prescott, has done the same thing.
The Coroner's Jury at Quebec immured
the Dominion Government for failing
to take measurers to prevent the fail of
the rook, and the city authorities for be-
ing, as alleged, too slow in clearing the
wreck.
Michail Higgins, the Windsor man
who fired a shot gun at a couple of child-
ren for picking fruit from his orchard
some time ago, has settled by paying the
feather of the children $75, besides the
co=ts et the court.
Jno. S. Yeomans, a printer in the
West Durham News (Alice, at Bowman-
ville, was found dead in bed Tuesday
morniag, He had been troubled with
inflammatory rheumatism, but was at
work the previous night till midnight.
Friday afternoon the Starlight, a small
steamer, owned by Masonville Bros., of
Walkerville, canoe up to Chethau, from
Windsor with a load of grapes, and when
the captain left her, at 12 o'olook p. m.,
everything seemed all right. At an early
hour Saturday morning it was discovered
that she had sunk, and that Edward
Baker, the fireman, who was left in
charge, was drowned. Itis body was re-
covered boot three hours later. Baker,
who was au Englishman, 19 years ofd,
had only been a few months in this
country,
The annual report of the Provincial
Board of Health for last year, which has
just been issued, states that abundant
evidence has been furnished of the bene•
Meal results of the diffusion of sanitary
information by the Board and the eduo-
ntiou of the people in regard to the
best means of preventing or limiting the
spread of epidemic contagious disease.
The work of the organization of louol
health authorities goes bravely on.
There are at present no less than 520
local boards of health and 350 medical
health officers in Ontario,
On Wednesday night of last week about
$25 worth of carpenter's tools were stolen
from a residence in course of erection in
Sarnia, and on Thursday they were
found in a second hand store, kept by J,
II. Bragg. He claimed to have purchas-
ed them from a stranger. A man named
Jack *Mulholland was arrested and admit-
ted his guilt. Saturday in the police
court he implicated Bragg in the stealing,
and stated that Bragg had told him where
to steal the goods, and had waited at his
store for them. Bragg was arrested and
both have been sent up for trial Mul-
holland claims that it had been arranged
to steal goods from several other parties.
Bragg is a young man and has grown up
in Sarnia.
Disposition of the late William Gondar -
ham's property has been a subjeot of
much discussion 111 interested circles in
Toronto. Itis learned that out of an
estate of $450,000 the deceased gives to
Victoria University, provided it is located
in Toronto, the sum of 9200,000 of whioh
9125,000 is to be devoted to building and
$75,000 for endowment. To the Salva-
tion Army he leaves $10,000 ; to the
Y. M. C. A.. $10,000 ; the Home for In-
aurablee, $10,000 ; the Bible Society, $10,•
000; Wyoliffe College, $10,000, and Boys'
Home, $10,000. All the city charities
are remembered to a greater or less ex-
tent. A niece in England gets $10,000,
and an annuity of $500 is left to his
housekeeper, Mrs. Parsons,
A. great deal of indignation has been
aroused through the dismissal of 78 con.
positore from the Government Printing
Bureau at Ottawa. Moet of the hands,
who came from various sections of the
Dominion, say they were taken to Ottawa
on an engagement for three months and
incurred considerable expense in coming
to the Capital. Mr. Seneoal denies that
he made any engagement for three
months' employment. Another grievance.
is that in the type -setting department
there are six formen, of whom five are
French and one English. French com-
positors who do not understand the Eng.
lisb language are placed on English com•
position and English compositors have to
correct their work. Indignation meet-
ings are to be held under the auspices of
the Typographical Union. A deputation
of Government printers waited upon
Hon. J. A. Chapleau and asked for an
increase from $11 to $18.50 a week in
their wages. The Secretary of State will
consider the matter. The diecharged
printers assembled, and refused to leave
until they got their pay. Some of them
got noisy, and the Dominion pollee clear-
ed the building.
On Sunday, the 16th ult„ Walter G.
Campbell, of Youngstown, N. X„ enc.
oeeded in swimming through the whirl-
pool rapids, Niagara Falls, in which Capt.
Webb lost his life, He wore a redflannel
trunk and vest of canvas with eight
pieces of cork, two inches thick, sewed
into the cloth, Shortly after passing
under the railway Suepeneion bridge
Campbell was washed out of his skiff,
and a struggle for life commenced, whioh
drove the thousands who witnessed it
into a frenzy, Frequently he was un.
der water so long that all thought he
had met the fate of Capt, Webb, hot lie
would appear manfully battling for life.
On he went till he remelted the mouth of
the maelstrom. Here ho seemed to
make superhuman efforts to reach the
Canadian shore, but the Ourrmlt was too
much for hint, and swept him into the
oentre of the whirlpool among the drift.
wood, and clown he went out of sight
like a dart, and a moment or two later
ho was s1101 up enol seemed to rise soma
feet out of the noel. The current took
Tim around the horseshoe oirolo back to
iemlythe point where heeentered the
pool, He then made a grand struggle,
icing all hie elti)nlningg abilities. Cho
minute he seemed to lose ground against
the surront and next he would gain
sl'gbtl}, Hundreds were at, 111e pool to
rosoue him, but not ono of thein could
render hint any aseisbmco. He struggled
manfully, and finally overcome the swift
current and got himself clear of it, and
soon swam ashore, where friends took
°barge of him. Beyond being slightly
hysterical, be seemed to be none the
worse for his foolhardy voyage..
Joseph Kemp, who was under the the
debris let Quobeo 110 hours and was got
out alive, died from the reaction.
Geo. Carr is now oonflrted in the Brook-
ville jitll, charged with the murder of one
Wm. Day, who has just turned up alive.
At the Chatham Assizes the evidenoo
failed to show Gustnvue Park guilty of
murdering young Barr, and the jury
even disagreed as to whether it was man-
slaughter.
R. G. Wilkie, late of the 81, Thomas
Journal, hoe purchased from the, Shep-
pard Publishing Co., the Fireside Week-
ly. Miss K. E. Westlake, for a number
of years on the Journal, will edit the
Fireside Weekly.
Charles Knapp, at ono time a well-to-
do merchant of Harrow, was sent to
Sandwich jail Friday by Juetiooa Smart
and Coateworth, of Kingsville, He has
been drinking very heavily, and while in
a crazy mood undertook to kill his wife
and family.
M the London Provincial Exhibition,
the prizes for best farms in Ontario wore
awarded as follows :—Gold medals—
Andrew Waeohber, South Brnce ; Robb.
Shortroed, South Wellington. Silver
medals --George Hyde, 'Hyde Park,' town-
ship of North Eastlope, Perth ; Wln,
Esplin, North Bruce ; John Duncan,
North Grey ; Peter Rennie, Nichol town.
ship, Wellington :Isaac Fieher, Col.
borne township, West Huron. Bronze
medals — John Riddell, township of
Mornington, county of Perth ; Isnuo
Groff, Pilkington, Wellington ; Samuel
Graham, Luther, Wellington.
The reports of 600 correspondents to
the Ontario Bureau of Statistioe have
been boiled down to a bulletin. The
total yield of wheat is estimated at 19,-
772,081 bushels, being 500,000 less than
last year, and 8,250,000 buehols lose than
the average of the seven years 1882-88.
The aggregate of barley is 8,750,000
bushels above the average of the seven
years 1882-88. The crop was good. The
oat orop on the aggregate is greater tuan
the seven years average by 11,670,000
bushels, and greater than last year's crop
by 2,200,000 bushels. Rye turned ont
well. Peas Dome slightly under the
average of the past years. Corn equals
about half the crop of last year. Buck-
wheat has suffered severely in spine '00.
Eons, but iu the Eastern Counties it is
over the average. The root Drops have
suffered and the promise is not hopeful,
The Greek reports concerning the per-
secution of Christiana in Crete are said
in Vienna to be much exaggerated.
Edward Walroth, of Illion, went up in
a balloon at Clayton, N. Y., on Friday,
end came down in the Si. Lewrenoe.
He was drowned before assistance could
reach him.
The expenditure of $50,000,000 by two
English syndicates for the ooutrol of an
extraordinary aggregate of industrial en-
terprieee in the United States was com-
pleted in Chicago on Saturday.
Mr. Blaokburne, the well.known blind-
fold chess player, gave an exhibition of
his skill at the City of London Chess
Club on September 28rd, when, without
seeing either board or men, he played
against eight opponents simultaneously.
In the result he won five games and drew
the remaining three.
It is no longer uncommon for ladies to
shoot as well as fish during their sojourn
in the Highlands. It seems as if even
deer -stalking were to be invaded by ladies,
for the Marchioness of Stafford is re.
ported in a north country paper to have
killed a ten -tined stag a fortnight ago on
the Looh Cherie shootings.
Wallace Rose bas challenged Hannan
to row him a rase for £100 a side over the
Thames course, as 1111 would flay the
latter to go to the expense of training, to
make the trip across the Atlantio and to
risk $500 for the sake of gaining as much.
Why, the trip alone is worth a century
of English money et this season of the
year. Hanlan's offer was to take on any
two of three (Matterson, Rose and Bu•
bear) for £600 a side each, he to receive
£200 expenses, or £100 each.
The Temple of Heaven, which was
burned the other day, was one of the
moat conspicuous of the edifices devoted
to State religion in Pekin. It was five
storeys high, surmounted by a dome -like
roof. The interior was particularly note-
worthy for a number of pillars supported
the roof, which was faced with gold and
otherwise splendidly addrned. The
temple was surrounded by a number of
spacious buildings, most of them devot.
ed to the service of the priests attached
to the scored edifice.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
COAT VEST AND PANT MAK.
Eve wan1341 at once. Apply to
8• (50. A, BOYD, Ethel, Ont,
C'TRAYED ON THE PREMISES
I./ of tbo undersigned, lot 0, eon, 14, Grey,
a two year old heifer, red iu color. The
owners requested to prove propeity, pay
etpenses and take her awry.
5. RICHARD AL00070.
/IAMB INTO THE ENCLOSURE
./ of the undersigned on or about the 17th
inst., a young horse having a strap on hie
neck with shank attached with a new
spring usually used on a line, and having
other tpharticular marks. The oywner Dean
hinngvall chs charges by by proving
me to WILLIAM
NICHOLS, lot 23, eon: e, Grey,. n6 -4x
GORRIEAND SEAFORTH STAGE
RouTE.
Maga leaves Gerrie about 5:80 0, 1m reach-
ioglrutsoie abbut 6:50 a. in., and will arrive
at Boaforth about 11:00 a. m, Returning will
leave Boaforth about 9:80 p. m., reaobiog
Brussels about 0;45, in Bine to connect with
trains going north end south. Also make
oonneations with C. 1?, R, at Wroxotor and
Gerrie, 8, WALSR, Proprietor,
VOTERS'
LIST COURT.
Nnthee is hereby given filet a Boort will b0
hold, pu1.0012u1 to 2110 Voters' TAW •lot;'
Su LIN Iloror the Judge of Me County Court
m the Omur ty of 'Myren at Tntalee Halt, oran-
brook on'TUP'3Dky, the 10th day of0etob-
or,1011 1t 10 o'aloc)), be hear and determine
the several complaints of error's and orris.
010ns In td,o Voters' List of the Trilnlehnllty
00 Gray for 1)55, All persons having bllsl'10se
aIr the Court a00 required to attend at the
0ltid a lrt anal 11800
W4r Pi'>�(11 I lank of sold Mamie! polity.
Planet tho 11001 ;, of Acpd,mbor, 1)90. 12 2
DRESSMAKING OVER MRS.
KUM's store. 6l188bi L. S It, Ur-
2$APG1iTON.
PATENTS Bayoats,11miosuosabd'Pradu
s M)01105eoured and lee otb•
0r 0510nt080000 in 150 Potent 00180 and
before the Courts promptly and carefully at•
tended to, Upon reeelpt of model or Blotch
of invention, l mato carotedexamination,
and advlso as to:patentabilltyfreo of olnn's°,
Pees moil erato;anti I metro uo obargv un1000
putout is scented, Ieformation, advice and
epeslal references eelnt on a)plicntlun. J.
1t. LITTELL, Washington, P.O., 17,8. Patent
Ogle°. n5
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
DEnsloNEn bas severe cod Perms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, is Townships
of Morris mud 0 ray, P.8. SCOTT, Brussels
57.12,
CTIOIOE LOT FOR SALE—FOR
t
sale" favorable terms, vilingo lot
121, on the corner of Ring and John Streets,
Brussels, This is one of tae .most eligible
building sites in the village, anal in order to
close out an estate will be sold on most ad-
vantageous terms. Apply to Tfns, Tfens
Conant, John St., or to A. HUNTER, Divis-
ion Court Clerk. 7.41is
VARM TO RENT.—THE UN•
112. dcrstguod will rent his farm, Mug lot
18 anal a portion of lot 19, eon, 7, Grey, eon-
taining about140 acres, 85 acres of which is
olearsdland. Good house nod barns, bear-
ing orchard, wells,&c, The farm is under n
good state of cultivation. Possession will
be given 1st of next Ma)'s), For further
particulars apply to SOL. IBATEMMAN,
8.1f Ethel P.O.
FIARBI FOR SALE.—THE SUB.
scmoon offers his valuable 100 euro
farm,being lot 0, eon, 16, Grey Township,
Huron Co.. for sale. More ars about 50
acres cleared and In good heart. There is a
log house, good hank barn, bee, hag Orchard,
and ell the necessary cmr7O) ienose on the
premises. Per farther partleulars, as to
primo, berme,eto, apply to the Proprietor,
THOS.HISLOP, 0laro P. 0., N.W.T.. or to
3-11 DOUGALD BTRACHAN, Brusools
r• 1ANNERY FOR SALE.— THE
13rusaels Tannery is offered for see at
a bargain. Iu it is a 15 h. p. engine and
0)1)0, p, boller, ll vats, 2 curly tables, 2 stoves,
good bark mill and a full sot of tools, with
heating pipes to leaches, Mc. There are
about 2 acres of land in connection with the
building. No tannery nearer tb an Wiugham
or Listowel. Terms easy. Par further par
Menhirs, as to plica, terms, &c„ apply at
87- Tan Poet Publishing House, Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nnnsiONEn offers for sale the north
east quarter of lot 28, concession 0, Morris,
County of Huron ,containing 50 sores. The
land is of first quality and In a high state of
cultivation, well fencer] and under -drained,
15 aoret cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms,
milk house with concrete walla, 2 wells,
good barns and shod, orchard, etc. Plight
acres of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able terms will bo given. Title perfect,
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
50- Seaforbb P.0.
2OO ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
frst-class farm for sale So the
Township of Morris iu the County- of Enron
being eonth ball of north half lots 25 & 20
and south half of 25 in St con., containing
200 acres more o1• lees, 125 acres mostly
515ar 0f stumps and in it good state of culti-
vation• There is a young bearing orchard,a
good house and haute barn 50 x 50 foot with
stone stable underneath. Tho form ie situ-
ated within a mile of tbo Village of Brussels
flint is a good farm for grain or stook rais-
ing as itis watered with the river Maitland
and never failing spying creek. Possession
will bo given at any time. Per further par-
ticulars appby on the premises or to A,h.
ROBERTSON Brussels, P. 0 0-tf
metric ismanommammesmammo,
r Ira FINEST J3UILT)1NG SITE
for a a1'eoidouce in 101ussrls 0mrtalning
ono acre of baud nearly opposite Tlr,
Bogen' residence . la for sale at a barrette.
)1enlNQ. 10 W.
queen al
ane atreete, Toronto,
FARM FOR SALT;;•—TII[3 UN.
(101sT Goll olTors 111s form, adiolpl00
liinosels, 101)181.012, Con, 0, (trey, fur sale,
It oonbatuo 05 acres, ahem )5 of w1)1ah are
under Oultivetlou licit the bahtuee in bush
pasture. Thorn is 11 comfortable brick wat-
tage,and large bank barn on the promiso;,
togeher with an orchard, 2 wolls,and ne00H-
sary outbutlaings. The farm Is under good
migration nod Is 10011 fenced, with plouty
of cedar growlag on the lot. Por further
ppartieulnrs, as to pride, terms, &e., apply to
WALTER 11IOHAI(DSON,-Proprietor,l3ofs•
sole P.O. 5. tf
0.00,1) FARM FOR SALE IN
Morris, on reasonable terms. 10 ordr
to close the affairs of the estate of the late
W, G. flin8sbon, the exeailtore offer the fol.
lowing valuable !nu¢s for sale North
half of Lot 00, Oonoesoiou 5 Township of
Morris, containing 00 nares. On this lot Is
erected a good frame barn with attune foun-
dation, good orchard, wall and pomp. Near.
lynliolearod, and 15 on the grave road
closely adjoining the village of Untimely.
This farm is a valuable ono, is well fenced
and in a good state of oultivatiml, Por
})rioos and terms apply to THOS. BELLY,
Brussels 1', 0., Manny JENNINISH, Victoria
Square P. 0„ or Luaus 8tnn11, ;Maple Lodge
P. 0., Middlesex County,
MLA7' NARKG'f,
MAIN STREET, - BRUSSELS,
ANDREW ; OURNIEI ; PROPRIETOR.
Fresh and', livered Ie
Suit ,11 coats or any pawl Of
the best quell . '' the V8 Hue
lty always on Free of
hind and da- ''it-- -'•?F Charge.
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE.
I'dt t Ctt Calle W autecl 2
For which the highest market price
will be paid. I also make a specialty of
buying hides and Shins. Don't forget
the place, next door to F letcher'a Jewel-
ry •Store.
A. CURRIE.
1890 TONY 1.890
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As an inducement to place it in the
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THE POST Pub. Hoose, Brussels.
-'(VOTERS' LIST COURT,
N
(Aloe i0 hereby elven that a Court will be
held, pursuant to ''T'im Votive' Lists Aol,"
by lila donor the lodge 0f the County Court
Of the County of .Haran at the 'Won7n hail,
111E011010, 011 T,i0Rh OAY, 00 17th day of
Ootober, 18)0, ab able u'oloilc to hear and
determine the several onmpfnhnbo 01 errors
and mulatto ids In the Voters' List of tbo
Manielpailtyof Brussels for 1880. All per-
sona having business at the Court 1110 ro-
qulrod to attend at the said time and 19aoe,
P. S SCOTT, Clerk of said Munloipaliby,
Dated the 24111 flay of SoptSWber, 1888. 11.8
HONE' TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 6A Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans With privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter.
Division Cuos't Clerk, Brussels.
ALLAN LIF.
80 SUMMER ARRANGEMI'ENT. '80
LIVERPOOL AND PUN SERVICE,
10510.0) L1VIDIROOL. 1 0058811:11. 11150H-0UE)IEC.
May 'le *C1reasslou Tune 18
May 00 Parisian luno 20
Polynesian rune 27
10 artbngonhm
Sardinian July 11
*Circassian July 18
Parisian July ?b
Polynesian .....Aug.1
}Oarbhageuian
June 0
,luno 10
Juno 20
Juno 27
July d
,fuly 11
July 18
July 25 ....................Sardmian Aug.10
Aug, 1 "Cizoaneun Aug. 22
Aug.8... Parisian ...............Aug• ne
Aug.15 Polynesian ...........Sept. 5
Aug 2', IOarthagouian .................
Aug. se Sardinian Sept............. 10
Sept.5 *Circassian Sept, 29
Sept. 12,.., ......... .,. Parisian. lMot. 8
Sept, 10 Polynesian . ....Oct. 10
RATES OP PASSAC0t1 BY MAIL ST7IALI-
1• R8.-08Ennc To Llvnnroso.
Cabin 60,70, and 80 dollars a•ncording to
accommodation. Servants in Cabin 00 dol-
lars. Intermedic to, 30 dollars. Steerage,
20 collars. Return tickets, Cabin, 110, 150,
old 150 dollars. Intermediate, 00 dollars.
Steerage, 40 dollars,
*By Cireasslau or other extra steamers,
Cabin, 50, 00, and 70 dollars, according to ac•
conueuodatton. Intermediate, 80 dollars.
Steerage 20 dollars. Return tickets, 00, 110,
150 dollars. Intermediate GO dollars, Steer-
age 40 dollars,
ITlie CAIOTHAGEN3AN will not carry
passengers from tSls side. Thorn will be no
steamer carrying passengers from Quebec
May 80th, July 4th, Aug, 8th end Sept. 1215
o
Passeugs proceeding by the Mail Steam.
ors, and whining to embark at Montreal, will
leave Toronto by Tuesday morning's Ex•
press, arrive at Montreal about 8 ],.m., and
Co oft boa1•d any time before midnight.
ALSO AGENT 1018 THE
WHITE STAR AND 1NMAN LINES,
SAILING PROM NEW YORK,
W. I3- T•t3R, t, Agent,
MILLINERS OPENING,
F. C. ROGERS'
CRAND MILLINERY OPENINC
WILT. TAKE PLACE ON
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 3rd, 4th and 5th,
MISS GREEN, gwho is now, so wall and favorably known for her oxquieite
cod taste bas 'net returned from Montreal and Toronto
with all the new styles and will be prepared on the above dates to show a stook of lovely Millinery
such as was never seen before in Brussels. We most cordially invite every lady, whether wishing to
buy or not, to give -us a,oall. It will really be the show of the week. We are also showing some
beautiful styles in
DRESS GOODS In Every Shade of Color,
Our Stook being very large we feel confident we sen snit the most fastidious taste and the prime 'as
low down as 10 Cents Per Yard. In
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Of all kinds we claim to hold the largest Stook in the County. Any Lady wishing anything in this.
line will be sure to meet with all her requirements.
MISS 1VI OO RE le again to the front, her fit and excellent work ie so well
known that ft fe needless making any farther comment. The
Materials in Cloakings this Beason are really beautiful, We would strongly advise a look at our
Stook before purchasing elsewhere. We guarantee the very beet of satisfaction in the quality of the
goods and in the fit as well.
In all the other Departments our Stock is better assorted than for malty years back. We have jest
received a very large Stock of
Men's, Women's and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES
and we warrant ovary pair: to bo perfect, if not, they can bo reburned. Our, goods being nearly ell
IAN I7-1VIADJD they can be relied upon to give satisfaction.
\/�/ H. THANK /� I\I e,4, OU p� ,•t' F.[T a.{ NDS fOL'tlleir lihld lLtrOn-
i i a' u be 111• ,11 JL 1: „IL. them
a ago and Venpa,his ]!all
to see their Hamlets greatly increased, as we foal confident there ie no store in I3rnseels, or the
Comity, where they can 100a lager Steely to choose from, or at lower prince, and positively no Store
----where greater aiviliby or (attention is shown.--- 01.1.2n
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BRUSSELS, Sept, 24, 1089,
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