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1,o 1 • Mee. Kirk( _.,.
(iru tt Cellar t( 1), Irks,
As oe1 i 711,'aul, U. Stswart.
Bu' tp• Sale, --S, tra ,t Forgo ,on.
tit.. L.A... 3111un1 11"atot i\ flood.
Notlee to Creditors— Dioltsou d'' (lays.
hi 111r1.155 et
10, 181'10.
Sioi.vrou Pref, of Alabama, insists
that if all restrictions upon commerce
between 'his country and the United
States were abolished the Anlerioal,s
would reap no benefit, while the Council
aim would have a market of 05,000,000
opened to II em in telur» for 0110 of 5,•
000,000.
Ten New Brunswick Government
having at the last •esRlon of the Legis
lstare reformed and widener( the fran-
chise; and thus, in effect, declared (ho
exi:ting representatives 110 longer repro-
eetative of the 0 entry, now dissolves
the assembly and appeals to tic itrw
electorate. The elections take plac'' oft
the 20t1t of (ilia month.
Tnt: stat°etiey of Iookruptcv ie the
V, S. a Canada for 18011 :thew that the
mita! umnbe• of failures in lh • Dominion
last year wt's 1,7)7 compared with 1,(377
in 1558. In the 11, 0. the failures in
creased from 10,071) to 10,852. In C.,n.
oda the proportion of failures vas One
for every 45 firms or individuals in busi'
cess, while in ate U. S. it was one for
every 97 pegs its .r firms. Tho aggre-
gate of liabilities of the Canadian banh-
repts leas $14,713,223 in 1880 compared
with $14,051,109 in the preceding year
and there was a proportionate increase
in the liabilities of U. S. bankrupts.
These figures do not indicate a very
prosperous condition of business.
We dislike publishing articles which
show 'Montreal at a disadvantage as
compared with other cities, but it is of
such importance that our own citizens
Should know the facts with retard to
city taxation on liquor that the publish
artic cs on both these subjects, which,
unfortunately, present Metals al in a
most uofavoraile 17(411 as compared with
some representative American ciliee.
For the information of strangers we feel
justified in adding that the people of
Moutteul ere becoming convinced of the
necessity of reform, and that in all
human probability the civic elections to
be held on lit of February sill have the
effect of blotting out the reproach ander
witch IL.ntretl now surfers, of being a
city in which the use of liquor is en-
eoureged by low taxation, and the use of
water is discouraged by high taxation. --
Montreal Star.
Tnx Goderioh Signal (lits the nail on
the bend in the following 101(100 that
everybody should lead :—
The 1)ohorty Organ 14ane1 sveeoadr,l n ' The Manitoba Ge;0e natt'o 14 "xpeeted
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3,» ,'t of the tttr.;ena of ( tut,tu ou ;en ,
Yra1 s (•tu. The total ns.rssn,nut of mil ph
The (,110101nµ Srntiuel says : The ainaunteto 331,308,410, and the popelation
pumps and butler for tho water.warps ar• ie placed at 10,418,
rived here on Friday last and aro n0µ The 35000r'y ,• twit or 14. 1fetsey, of l',x•
h. lug p'nend into position in the engine ere, as'igned woe sold to T. 13, Carling
hon -e. Tho pumps are ponderous look• for 27i cents on lh,.,iklhar.
lug and hove a n:gl.,0140 of (100 gallons
About 900 (314031 of influenza ate ere.
per minute. 14 IN said they {Vlll jet Irene).ported at Cent 3e0 1, (1111. All the doctors
four tons. Thu boiler is also 0e17 010011g. with the exoep ion of two, aro down with
ly made of steel plate, it,
Mr, 5chivera will commence revival
services in the Norfolk etreot Methodist
Perth CiOl111by. ehnrch at Guelph on Sunday next, and
St. Mary's has 900 caeca of griie. will 000(4085 throughout the month of
January.
Eldridge Kellam has been engaged to A St. I'auI despatch says winter welts•
tench in '.Trowbridge for the present year, 80 is reported as having set in generally
The estimated ,aloe of now bafldfno throughout the North ,vest. Heavy
erected at Stratford during 1889 fa snow has fallen over a wide area and
0110,330, trains will undoubtedly bo delayed M
During the late wind storm the St, many points.
Mary's wind milt, used for flooding the Rev. C. C. Johnson, of Brampton,
skating rink, was blewn down, Deans• writes to a Toronto paper as follows :—
fining considerable loss to the rink bouY• 00113-
"I have just }earned from e. brother
Pett'h
clergyman in Woodatoolt that a young
The Dairymen's convention to be helr7
in Stratford on January 15th, 10th and µDorda has been per the
herself off as
17th is an event that everyone inter- my daughter, under the title of dire,
ested in dairying obould not fail to at- Baines, of Dorchester, Ont., and obtain-
ing money end shelter 11(0000 1)1055 false
tend,
The Davis family held a reunion at the Pretences. It is unnecessary for mo to
residence of 1V. R. Davie, kli:-chaff, on say she is not my daughter, nor do 1
Wednesday of last week, there being 42 except thaknow t ianggroat frauof d, answeparticulringr the
Devises present, Lesitles other relatives. description of this so•ealled Mrs—Seines,
Rev, Canon Davis, of London South, sat has poen about 13tumpton for emno limn,
at tie head of 019 dinner toile, and Rev. passing herself 017 as a young lade, by
T R. Doris, of Sarnia, proposed the 0(1(»1, Mias lieally, and imposing largely
health of "Father and Mother 'Davis,to whioll on credulity and good nature of Pomo
the red gentleman. Rev, 1V., Dre• of our worthy townspeople"
plied feelingly, 'filo gathe,ing 10133 n
pleasant eye, and the day was to all Imes. t
elle a happy and jnyo11 One, I A T ]CT TO t\ % ('' 4 LE 7�
On Saturday night Jas, 'Moore, a (J l� 1 i IJLV J� LCL:
hustler, attempted to eater the house of
,lir•. Burroughs, keeper of en eating —OF—
house
nitta at , Stratford. He teas rt•nad-
get Valuable
Property
utithtnoe, but persisted in trying to set V 1 V L
in at the window, lee pulled open the
shutters and Mrs. Burroughs fired at —tx 111E --
him. He had got partly in the house
when she fired again and this time the Village of 0 ra n broo k.
hall passed through his cheek and
dawn his throat. Ile was arrest- tinder and by virtue of rho worst' or sale
ed, and Monday morning appeared ba curtained is ti 0001ain registered mortgage,
fore the Police 0isgietsats charged with which will bo produced at the time of sale,
housebreaking, Ile was remanded. No and ,glen which dsfnalt in 0.v non nae
very serious results are antioipatei from
bow= made, there will be offered for Selo by
the swallowing of the lead pill. Prepar-
Public Auction at the
atory to making out an information for AMERICAN II(IT EL, B1lU'SELS,
shooting with intent against Mrs. Bur- —001100 CouN'rY, 0/1 -
roughs, the magistrate asked Moore if he
thought she intended to injure or kill Tuesday, Jan. 14th, '90,
him. Moore replied that he did not At Two o'clock is. the Afternoon,
think so.
Ties following valuable lands and premises,
Ole. :—Park Lots Sixty-eight, Sixtyaline, Sov-
ontg one and Seventy-two, to the Village of
eranbrookThree-quarters more or lessout Ten aor000 l and
as. those lauds
aro gond, and ate r cent.
situated.
Ti paid Totperc: o of le; fur alaney
to bo paid be the deka of sale l fur balanoo
taros wilt mads known apals.
For further pnrthnilnra apply to
A, HUNTER, 1 oussnrs,
Poo. 2615, 18(11, Ago1.t for.Vendars.
CI1 11dittto Nett+.
Robt. J. Stevens, U. S. oonsul at Vic.
Eerie, B. 0., is dead.
Brantford township farmers have been
plowing right along.
Fite in New Westminster, B: C.,
caused a loss of over 500,00n,
Clots. Hall, one of the escaped peahen.
fiery convicts, has been captured.
A Court of alto Canadian Order of For-
esters has been formed in Trowbridge.
The Eastern Ontario Dairyman's As-
sociation met at Belleville on Jan.
8th,
The now Government in Newfound-
land has been formed,. with Sir Wm.
Wbittway no Premier.
The influenza is very bad at Blenheim.
Over four hundred casts reported be the
medical inen, with one death.
Las as a little deficit of $8,000
in its Summer carnival finances, and the
printers' bills are not yet paid.
A. C. VanEgmond, of Senforth and
Blyth, will start n woolen still in Clinton
it he receives enough encouragement.
The East Lalnbton Farmers' Institute
"Toronto is g.•ing ahead in p-Ipulation, will shortly struggle with the burning
but "all is not gold that (litter ." There brand of how to get rill of mortgagee on
are enough paupols, loafers and thieves farms.
in the capital of OMtatio to command The sentence on McMahon, who was
incorporation as a city if they were all to have been hanged at Chatham on Jan.
bundled together on some of the vacant 131h, has beou commuted to life im.
fields now staked out as suburban lots prisonment.
just without the city limits. The St. A customs official at Kingston picked
George's Society this ytar gave a Christ. up on the street what he supposed to be
oras dinner to 000 families in Toronto. a glass stone, but which turned out to bo
Multiplied by five that makes 4,500 per. a diamond worth 5700.
sons who received dole from one society. Mrs. Caldwell and Fred Warrington,
Other societies and religious and benevo- Toronto vocallste, reached Winnipeg on
lent associations have supplied the wants Saturday. They are to sing at several
of needy families by the hundred, and concerts in Winnipeg, Brandon and else -
there are many still going hungry. where.
Every Sundry morning hundreds of men General DI anager Hickson and Dr. J.
ata jostling each other for a cup or two G. Bourinot aro included in the list of
of hot coffee and a few sandwiches given those receiving the honor of Knighthood
by the cottage Choir leader in Riekmond at the hands of the Queen on New
Hall, and in the evening children with Year's,
pinched faces and ragged and nnseason- A Listowel boy, T. A. Austin, true -
able clothing gather io hundreds to get (rated an attempt to rob an express of -
a substantial meal in the same place. Boa at New Orleans on Dec. 15. There
Toronto is booming. Its real estate is were two robbers and Austin nabbed one
bounding up in price at an astounding as he was attempting to get away with a
rate, and it needs no, factitious aids to package containing 510,000.
make its aensne returning a rapidly Henry Matthews, of the International,
growing population ; but never in the Woodstock, was fined $40 and coats for
history of the metropolis of Ontario have allowing a raffle to take place in his
more unemployed men walked the streets hotel. Matthews claims that he did not
with heavy hearts and light pockets, and know that the raffle, which was for some
never have there been snail raids upon turkeys took place in the house, and also
the free dinners so generously dealt out that ho had nohing whatever to do with
by some who have full pockets and a the raffle.
sympathy for the needy. A parade of
Toronto's unemployed would take loner 1 John Miller, who resides on the Staffa
to pass a given point than any procession I line, was badly taken in the other day,
that ever tramped the blook-paved etreete A sleek -tongued young man called at his
of the Queen City ; but what a dismal Place and secured employment to work
show it would be. The workmen who on the farm. He said he had 52,000 in a
mlrobed to the parliament buildings at Stratford bank, and proposed to go and
Ottawa jus: b539 3( OA defeat t3 the lift it before commencing work. Mr.
Mackenzie Government were but a cot. Miller lent him an overcoat and 518, and
poral's guard compared with the host of the fellow wont away and has not been
idle men in Toronto. What is the reason heard from since.
for the immense number of idle men in James Sminton, a moulder, of Hamil.
Toronto 7 Our markets are "protected." ton, while suffering from oramps the
The tall chimneys aro all peat due. other evening, Seized a bottle containing
Friends and countrymen, what is the a quantity of laudanum and swallowed
matter 7" the contents, supposing it to be some,
else. The mistake was not die•
Huron County. covered until Swinton had partook of his
supper, after which he became very ill.
E. ]Oe?aul of Senforth has Cone to An emetic was administered, but it failed
Florida. to dlsiodgo the poison, and Swinton died
John 0ouno113P, formerly of Clinton before medical aid oould bo procured.
Model School, is one of the teachers in Early one morning recently the barns
the Aurora High School. and shade owned by Allen Parson, at
L. Campbell, of the Albion Motel, Littlewood, were discovered to bo on fire,
Gerrie, has purchased the two centre Mr. Parson lost all his best implements,
stores in the brick bleak now occupied together with about 300 bttehels of oats
by Messrs. Beall and Greer, and a large quantity of Slay. Partially
The F eaforth Sun says ay oung lady eovored by insurance ht the London
attracted considerable attention ,n the Mutual. Scarcely fortytight houre after
iiletimdist church on Sunday evening by the fire at Mr, Parsons', Henderson Bros,'
wearing her hat wrong end foremost, barna, on the next harm, ,vee tli5e0vet'od
Tha hoed office of L. liightmyor ,e Co., to bo on fire. TWO of the horses in the
vholeale dao ice h, sal, will be trans• stable were burned, together with ell liar•
ferred to Sde fot•th, as ono of rho mom • (mss' fodder, twenty levo roue of hay, 300
bere of the firm resides 111 this place. oats an of wheat, n earns qg0, 11y of
oats and oilier grain, seven pigs, imple.
711041hew llazzlewood, of Mallet, 31,00 moots, ete, were all consumed. Insured
purchased the pure bred (heeler \Vhite in the London Mutual, The origin of fila
boat', ".Prince,' Ne. 1101, from 1 hnutas Brea 10 a ntya101y, us both 'Ir. i'aramt
]3ayl(e, of (1(03' (0((101113), 0100011 1 l(IInWn and MCR•i'a. Henderson 0 r ostrente(l awl
braedorand Impo•tarof ihesa line Cho0t1r rusicetod foruulre, bat it lo supposed to
White stook. be ale, work of 11n evil dtepuee I pel0 (1.
Notice to Creditors.
It the Matter of the Estate of FREDERICK
Hussiceen, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron,
Yeoman, Deceased.
Pursuant to Section Thirty six of Chapter
Ono Hu 0dro4 end Ten of the Revised Sta-
tutes of Ontario, wo hereby give notice that
all creditors and other persons having claims
against the estate of Frederick Hunsicker,
Into of the said Township of Grey, yeoman,
who died on or about the 22nd day of August,
A.D.1889, are hereby required to send by
Post (prepaid) or to deliver to /dews. Dick•
son & Hays, of the Village of Brussels, (u the
County of Huron, Solicitors for Susan Jame
Huueloker, Widow, the Adminlstratrix of
the real and personal estate and a/oots,
rights and credits of the said Frederick
Huus(eker, deceased! on or before the 1st
day of February now next ending, a state-
ment of their 11511105, a,tdree sea, and closorip-
tlo.is and the full particulars and proofs of
their claims or demands upon the said
estate and of the securities (it any) hold by
them, and that atter the said let day of
February the said Administratriz will pro-
ceed to administer the estate and distribute
assets of the said Frederick Huneicker
=onset the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which the said
Adminlatratrix shalt then have had notice,
and the said Adminlatratrix will not be
liable for the said assets, or any part there-
of, so distributed, to any person or persons
of whose olalm stip shall not have notice at
the time of such distribution.
DICKSON & HAYS,
Solicitors for the said Adminlatratrix.
Dated at Brussels th1e 7111 day of January,
A. D.1090. 2911
St. Leon Mineral Water,
The following speak for themselves :
Brussels, Ont., Jan. 8, 1800.
1 have been using St. Leon water for
the past month or so and have found it
very efficacious in promoting good health.
After using it a week I found my appo-
tite much benefitted and can now eat as
much in one meal as used to suffice me
for two. For any rheumatic affection I
believe it to be ahead of any drugs or
patent medicines, and think that por-
tions of a rheumatic tendency should use
it constantly.
A. HURTER,
Clerk 4th Division Court,
County Huron.
MR, ADAM GOOD, Brussels.
Dear Sir,—Tho St. Loon Mineral Wat•
er that I have been getting from you has
done me so much good that I cheerfully
give my testimony in its favor and hope
others may be persuaded to give it a
trial.
Wm. HNEcnyEn, Sn.
Brussels, Jan, '7, 1800,
This water, the lilte of which is found
no where else but at St. Leon, in the
Province of Quebec, resembles all nat-
ure's produotions, nu egg or grain of
wheat for instance. We can tell what
an egg or grain of wheat is composed of
bob man is utterly unable to make a
grain of wheat o1• mato an egg and he is
Just as unable to eotmtorfeft St, Leon
Mineral Wates. But kind nature has
done for us what wo could not do for
0111.801000-1)•onght the sixteen different
ingredients of this water together in the
proper proportions, 111 10001 them and
pours thea) forth in a copious stream,
1 nul in a position (.o supply this re-
` tnnrltnb'o water, absolutely pure, straight
from the wells, at a pries that leaves
little after covering the Oast of bringing
it this fat',
ADAM (1001),
The Toyota(' armory.
BANKRPT SALE!
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np
y BANKHUPT SALE
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, erirs,
We (lave bought at Glc. on the (dollar the
ENTIRE BANKRUPT STOC
of '1'. S. Campbell, of Stratford, consisting of
S 1 A1. Lf riN) FANCY
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D
JANUARY l0, 1ii0u
Private Funds to L-oan,
cc$20,000
11;t01' loud plar(tl 1.) my 1s,111ls
for 1Ut('Stln.011 on real (Nott•,
LOWEST RATOF IN1Ei1E3T,
f\'o Co,innission.
13H1.1.11µ048 can Into loans 00(13•
piked j.( Thr.(' Pays if title'
satisfactory,
W, At, SINCLAIR,
Sodic2tor, Br11aacla.
0 if if tl T ,l! A RK !: 7',
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MAIN STREET, • (BRUSSELS,
ANIIN N I CVRRIR, I PROPRIETOR,
Kinch a011 (leered to
5011 41,1110 01' 7 1111 part a1'
1lie best 11nnta ry!)l the VII Inge
110111 n41)'O on (,`; Alfa of
11111,1181111 de- '•, �' Cb111r(0.
T11I4M(4 VERY FAVORRAl3Llr.
Frit; t':t tet ll: aV:ilttl(' l
1'nr whichthe highest market prim,
will be paid. I oleo make a epee.) dt;• of
D ~OOD baying hides cud skins. Don't forget
J n the peau.', next thaw to b'letelt'r's jewel.
ry Stn r.
MILLINERY, A. CURRIE,
_And (111 TEE F LE CHIER,
7'.H U1?S1).1 Y, .34`1 UA R Y I6tit,
We will commence tt
Tremendous Slaughter Salo at Bankrupt Prices.
Our Store Will be Closed on
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
to enable us to mark down to
.Petrel icn.l 1V'atchnln•le e)'
rrr(fl Jefun'lcr.
Thanking Lite public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we arc opening
cot Full Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established 5811 Reliable Makore,
fully warranted by u'.1
1 STH Clocks of'the
Latest Designs.
BANKRUPT PRICES
EVE RY'L1HING IN OUR STORE
AFF.F Mc
FERGUSON & HALLIDAY, Managers Brussels Branch.
JEWELRY 1
WEDn1T0 111008,
LAn1Es Gem Trews,
Dnooel1ES,
0Ana1N00, etc.
tlr'Also a Full Line of Vr1r.lxs and
Violin Strings, Fn., in eloclt,
N. R:-8ssurer of Marriage I.ieeuses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
+•i
KAY & CO'Y ..
Remind the Public that their Stock is Large and
Well Assorted. Our Specialties at this Season
. Ft. O XT b
In which We are the maim&ammo in Brussels for the Celebrated
WE ALSO HANDZiE THE
`MAPLE LEAF,' `DISTANT,' `RACER,'
`CHAMPION' AND `.PRESIDENT.'
Call In And See Them.
aii174 hilt
Tip-top Chopping Axes in Stock that cant Fail to Give Satisf;:ction,
A Handsome Range of Hanging Lamps, I-Iall Lamps, Stand Lamps, &c., in stock and sold
at close prices, Get our prices before you plaY'e your order elsewhere.
. vmv 4 414,2 "''
Sleigh Bells, and a host of other necessary articles that are seasonable at this timo'of year
11 1V1 AWN AM, ait
We take no second. place in this department and wish to call the attention of the peo-
ple of Brussels and surrounding country to our beautiful stock of Silverware, This is
the present -making season. Get good value for your (money by ptn'chasing your silver.
ware from us. A call will Convince you of the correctness of this statement',. Our goodie
are bought to sell and our motto is "Small profits and quick returns,"
Our Stock of General Hardware is up to the standard and Nye art; always pleased to
wait o11 the Public. Wishing 37011 all the compliments of the season, We 1'01119111,
Aa NZ. Mc µ :AT 8 0o,
1i a BRUSSELS'.
N.B,•.
Don't Forget 111111 we Ill'e• the.. Solt' Agents lbi" the "Forest 13ea111)'