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New Advertisements,
Local—Geo. Thomson,
New Store --E. Rogers,
Spring Goode -•A. R. Smith
L;ynor Lioensew-- J. R Mi.lpr.
Auction Sala --T, er W. Morphy.
Spring Goods—Scarff s. Ferguson:neon,
harm to
Rent Dunoan MoLnue hlin.
Autfitors' Report --Township of Morris.
A.irnniatratoi''s Notioe—R. L. Taylor.
Conservative Convention, --,I. J. Den -
roan.
6 -be I►irusseis ;lost.
The world's felr hes ceased to be a
topics of conversation on the floor of the
House, Most of the membere seemed
rather weeriedof the subject. The gon•
erel diepoeition ie to regard the decision
it thn Holsc as final, W101011 eppeeligg
to the Senate to change ft, The idea on
the Senate side is that the verdict of the
HMO ill
be accepted ai
d the billwill
Towoehfp Connell will be held on Fri-
day of thio week et Ethel,
Wm, Mitchell jr. and John Book, tow.
yore, "f 'Logan township, have . gone to
Seettlo, in the State of Washington, U.
S., to look for employment there,
Srttruel .Brown, who reoentry sold Ills
100 aore term, lot eon. l;lma, to 1111000
t John
Greyfar 6,000 hes m•ohaxad the 8
p t odor
bo passed with Chicago ea the Dire. Armstrong (arm on the Orey boundary
Local Legislature.
Mr Gibson (Huron) spoke from the
etendpoint of a man who was it total eh.
jstainer for fifty yeas. Ile was quite
oertain that a greet set back would be
given to temperance be giving county
councils the power to appoint License
Commissioners. He was stttiefied the
111•esent temperitee0 sentiment wits to be
att.. ed te the L'ro'•Is'e Att. If tit re
is a violatio4 or the haw now it is done on
the sly, -hawing that it is discreditable.
It should be considered dist county
councils have not the executive authority
to carry out these Acts 'poseessed by the
P•oviuoial Legielattire. That itself would
he an objection to the pa posal ovule by
Mr. Meredith. '1'he whsle Conservative
party is responsible for the passage' f the
McCarthy License Law, and it would not
de for hon ertlemeu nppn it. to dis-
claim a11v contectietl with the reaeone
actnatfne the effort pat fo th to (laprfve
' the Provinces of the right to control the
liquor truffle with reap-ot to license rem.
mi•aionera It was not claimed that
they were '111 porfeut, but knowing as he
(Dir. Giusou) nisi the lfeeil00 eotnmissior•
ere of live onuuties, ha was bound to say
that no charge could be brought againet
' them of wrmng•doing. The law was im.
l''X.UD.4Y, 3fiulcur 7, 1800. I
Ton Orange Incorporation 8111 nnsved
Its third reading on Monday, the vete
standing 80 to (11. Dr. !Macdonald, of
lust Huron, voted for the metsure. An
amendment to do away with party p•o-
cessions by lir. Curr,n was v'.ted down
as well as an amendment to give the tali
a sit mouths' hoist.
We. regret 11' hear of the ineiepositese
of A. II. Muecrove, of Whirechurch, who
AVMS the nominee of the Enid Huron Con-
servative Convention. The trouble is
an eulaegement of the moon: mem•
brine of the throat and it, of course, in-
eapnciteteshim from public speaking.
Mr. Musgrove is both a clever and popu
her young man and we hops the treat
meat he is receiving from a specialist fe
Toronto witl•produce favorable results.
A Convention will be he'd on Friday,
lith inst., in Brussels, to arrange for
another candidate.
Washington Letter.
t Prnm our Itegular Correspondent.)
WAwitneestl, Feb. 28, '90,
Under the new set of rules adopted by
the Senate Wednesday regarding the
press gallery, the uewapaper man will be
asked out of his den b•• hind the gallery
whenever the Senate thinks a dark
Jantorn seerion i. the proper thing.
Heretofore it was regarded as sufficient
to shut and lock the two door» %limb
separate the rear of th:- press gallery and
the press lobby, where the workers do
moat of their writing. What the Senate
expects to pant by this change 110 one
seem}, to know. Report, re are generally
not dull of bealit'g, but it was never
charged that one of them could hear
through four feet of solid wall or catoli
the eaves of sound which might float
through two heavy d ors. In the future
the Senate wing will be emptied Of all
save Senaors and Ousted employees, so
that it will be impossible for the anxious
newsp=•per men to attack Senators as they
go in and out of the chamber. This
oust do was a very embarrassing one,
for it laid Senators open to suspicion
that they were giving something away
which should be kept secret. Now the
reporters and correspondents will have
to call et the Senatorial homes—as many
of them have done for years—and there
in the privacy of an inner room receive
the executive information often so freely
given.
Seated in s big wicker chair a1 the
Arlington last eveoilrit, Hon B.F. donee,
who in 186.1 was chairman of t e N'rtiou•
•al Republican executive committee, puff.
•ed µ fragrant Havanna and touched a
little on politics. "If President Barri.
eon had been preceded by a Republican,"
rennuked Mr. Jones, "his task world
now be a comparatively easy one, but be
emitted giro eatiefaotion to alt the office
se,,kere, at once any more beau 811' Glave.
land could in 1885. So far a• the next
campaign is concerned there is no mar.
in the Demootatic party who can ever
rank with Dur. Cleveland, and he wil,
undoubtedly be the nominee of hie party
151 1892. All that will be necessary for
the Republicsne to win again is to etand
up to their protective principled, and
'Cleveland will be defeated as easily a.
'Inc was iu 1888. His platform had been
repeatedly proclaimed, and it wi,l again
Abe an issue between protection and free
:trade. It is a little early to talk Strout
the Republican nominee, but there is an
.abundauue of gond and available timber
.,in the old party yet. Speaker Reed has
.proved himself to be the pessessar of
grit, which is a very desirab a quality iu
e leader, and bis spank and back -bone
.commend him favorably to all bravo,
fe,rrless men."
Vice President Morton ie one of the
•moot unostentatious men at the Capitol,
.and y t he is prosing tinily to be one of
the , est presiding officers who ever wield.
ed the Pavel in the United States Satiate.
Heated in the Senate Lunch -room 'ester.
day with Senator Gorman be was din -
lousing bis proposed trip to Florida. All
around the gentlemen moved were bun•
gry statesmen, some of them dining on
terrapin, weshed down with champagne,
white others indulged in more substanti-
al food. Some curiosity wee manifested
to tee what the Vies President wound
take for his luncheon, and some of the
et•icureeprerent were visibly shocked at
what was set before him, 1t proved to
b'• a cold piekeled pig's foot, and for a
bet merge the Preeideirt of the Senate
took a b..ttle of beer. This simple repast
seemed to please him, and despite the
foot that while he was enjoying it he was
engaged in a conversation regarding the
famous Ponce as Loon Hotel et Saint
Augustine, Florida,
A greater contrast cannot be imagined
than le presented itt the vehicles used by
Speaker Recti, of the house of Repro.
eeetativee and Sorgeant at.Arms Cann.
day, of the Monate, Every rooming
about ton o'c;ockt a haneom cab stands
in Poet of the Shoreham, and the driver
is 1111 expcotation until the big framed,
good not tired Mein repreeftO11 livo netee0
Isis appearance. There is nob m Itch
room left in tido vehicle after he deposits
in it his 225 p0tlntle of humanity, And
1 he duet. 'iee; direction to le
fs)nBl l� L r b 0
taken to the Capitol. Colonel Gormley
is 1l,o piund po come of a high etepl ung,
mettlesome bay roaih;toe, which- he
drives himaclf to a Into top buggy, and
the outfit tonally etti lots considerable
ddre:tion Reit tlin appr,rnlitly redklass
,nnnnel•;n tnir',t the Nestle (,taeliuian
leieter tlrvn; nil,. s r•riv IIt, r-,mt4tr
of the 1, t 1 r r 11 lerlir
ie ltoldn 11p 1'11,1)01r4, „r , ,iia fn( 0
tory diffrreet replete/en fermi that of
Spotter Ref d, an he le nts upon 95111:. t
telae.,, teeter t, teeth's!. two•:11,4'1'1'.
end is removing to 1..
Mrs. John MAaggert, of the 10th con.,
has been very ill lately, and eho Is still
very weak, not having recovered from
the effects of la grippe whioh was the
r • o llnes
prima r crus of her s,
Donald MoLauohlin his daughter, Mise
B.•ila. and eon Thomas Miss McNabb, of
Moll;illop, and R. Openers left Brnseide
for the West lost Tuesday. They pur
chased their ticket, from T. Fletcher,
Bruesees.
Mise Maggie 1I °Nair, of Toronto, whose
parents reside on th 16th cone of this
township, lure been very seriously ill late
ly, but we hear she is getting bettor, and
will robably soon rogahi her mai go d
hotetb and spirit.
The debate At 0hine's school houeo
Iasi Pride} evening was decided in favor
of "Annexation " It aryl ono of the
best debates of the year and was very
olose as to points. IT. M,Paddon pre.
steel as chairmen.
Edward, the 3.year•old sun of Peter
McNeil, of the 14th con has been for
ammo few weeks past very ill with Le
grippe and bronohito , his parents fear-
ing at one time last week that he wonld
not recover, but lately ho nem to he a
little better.
Last Friday Mrs, Robe Cow, 3rd eon„
died after a comparatively brief illness,
pernauyaanul:teserr,a. leaving en infant .rely a few weeks o'd.
•• Mr. Gibson presented the 22nd The body was taken to the 4t. Paul's
amine' report of the inspector on jells,
pri nus end relortnatories for the year
ending Sept. 30, 1889. Theinspector is
entitled to observe that while there hes
`
heel; a alight increase in the number of
commitments to jail of adel, males there
has been a n arked decreltse in the num-
ber of f••malee and boys committed, The
commitments for 1888.9 were : Men over
15 years, 10,060 and 10,649 ; boys ander
15, 551 er..1 451 ; vnmen over 16, 1778
and 1685 ; yids under 10, 65 and 46 ;
total 12,454 and 12,531, shoving an iu•
crease of 77 commitments as compared
with 1888. The commitments for the
crime of murder were 31 as compared
with 37 in 1888, ane drunk and disorder -
lies 4,777 a- compared with 4,451 in 1888
en increase of 325. Of the commit manta
2,906 were acquitted time 1,066 discharged
by order of judges or magistrate.; 6,260
gave their natiourelity as Canadian, 2,142
English, 2,370 Irish, 644 Scotch. 840
nAtives of the United etotes ; 4,544 were
Boman Catho ics ; Church of England
3,876, Presbyterian 1,010, Melodist 1,-
082 ; total 7,108.
t ]:t tearllrt It ri t•%.
Mr. Corbett, of Clinton, has entered
suit againatthe meanie claiming a year's
salary, as assessor.
John Jeffrey, manager of the Poisons'
Iron works, died at Owen S 'end Tee..
day, after a short illness, of congestion
of the lungs.
,tae. Merton, the colored hay who
s ebbed Davis last week, was Tuesday,
at Owen Sound, s ntenoed to one year in
the Centra Prison.
There were turned out at the Doherty
organ factory, last week, 50 completed
organs, being one '•rgan 'fur every work.
ing hour of the week.
Thos. Donating, who pleaded guilty to
placing obstruction» on the M. 0, R.
track, was sentenced by Jae. Robb,
County Judge of Norfolk, at Waterford,
Tuesday afternoon, to five years in
Eingeton Penitentiary.
A petition ie in oirnuletion in Goderinh
township, to be p'seonted to the council
at ite next mestine, asking, that no tax
collector be appointed for this year, but
iur.tead, the taxes be made payable at the
treaeurer'e office. It is being very gen.
eraily signed.
On 11icFerlane's Lake, about ten miles
north of Luoknow, fu Ilielose townshi p,
two young men, named Murray and
Hetherington. were removing snow pre.
peratory to cutting•ice, wiien they fell
into a hole left by some prior les -nutters.
Hetherington was drowned. The body
was recovered.
James Tovell, who has been visiting
friends in Walkerton recently, having oo-
(m.ion to go to Wingham on business,
when on entering the hotel he noticed rine
of his feet feeling damp, and on takine
off hie shoe he discovered that his foot
was all covered with bio'rd. A dootor
nos summoned, the foot bandaged and
he'nforrind Mr. Tovell that had he gone
to bed and to Bleep be would probably
have bled to death before morning. He
lost about a quart of blood before it could
bo stopped. There was no wound on the
foot, which makes the 005140111 all the
more eiugular.
A tonrhmg epiaode oconrred on the ex.
press on the Port Dover railway the other
morning at Iisnever. A young man and
woman got on, The women, when they
were seated, pot her arms around the
young man's neck and kissed hfnt. 17e
encircled her with his arms and talked
to her in endearing terms. Some of the
passengers thought they were a newly.
married (couple, and made them the butt
for great deal of"ridicule. The sondue.
tor knew the facts of tbo naso, however,
and when he made them known the ridi.
oalo was nhauged to sympathy. The girl
had her•n driven crazy by trouble. The
gentleman was her brother and ;vas taking
her to the asylum at London.
(It ro'-.
Mien Bella Stewart has gone to Mani.
thea on a stitch.
Adam Lucas is giving up far ming, hie
health havingfailed.
Robs. Vodeu is preparing to build a
5no barn this slimmer, on lot 28, con,
3.
Thee, Baylis has been invited to de.
liter an atidrege le fore the Swine Breed-
er's Association, which mete in London
en the 12th of March.
Chief of Pollen Duncan, wife and
rieter.in.law left Inc Brandon, M nitoba,
this week after a pleasant vielt hero
with r, !fifteen mid frlends.
l'rof. Wm, Cotte id aekiug for the
preccntorship of linos church, Creel brook,
promising choir practice if he gets the
positieu, ft le not: expected that x sing.
11111 elms will be fr.rinetl in S. It, No, 8,
r
however, At n meeting in tbr.wheal.
1cct1 n
Immdin en :1 et clay evening, -ti, tilt., only
o, 1 wear' une"h.01y u,e ui' .., to heel
e ll tteatly rer in produce the eependullitee
end enter 'mml 0 term with the lit ,ft+,,,d•
tide V lt.v" _
burying ground, near Stratfo•d, on Mon.
day's noon train. Mr. Carr and nine
ohsldreu are left to mourn her demise.
Mrs and Mrs. 1'. C. Duncan, of Bran-
don, Manitoba, will conclude their visit
to their friends in Ontario this week, it
being their intention to return to the
prairie time on Wednesday, 5th inst.
They will be accompanied by Mise Mag-
gie Stewart, daughter of John Stewart of
the 15th con.
On Monday of het week, tomato by the
dozen, hauling grain and wood to market,
were making good use of the eleiglnng
while it lasted, and the sight must have
cheered the hearts of the villagers im-
mensely. But sleighing seems to be the
exception rather than the ruse this phe-
nomenally mild winter season, and we
have almost ever since been floundering
in rend and slush.
DIED.—On Thursday of last week
Apne-, the eldest deuahtorof ,hlo. '4mith,
con. 0, di. d after a brief flumes, in her
twelfth year. She had had la grippe
but had about recovered when sine was
attacked by something after the form of
diphtheria which resul ori iu her death.
Agnea gave the mostundoubted testimony
of lira hope of heaven and expressed her
desire of being relieved from pain and
go home to her departed mother. The
funeral wee en Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Smith has both the prayers and syr.
pathies of the community in his loss.
BABE BALL.— A. match game of base-
ball between the boyo attending school in
S. S. No. 8 and those in S. S. No 2, was
to have been played on the grounds of
the former last Friday afternoon, but the
affair did not come off although the
teams met, and for a very good reason.
The No. 2 team, not having the courage
to play school agaiuet Bohol], resorted to
the expedient of introducing into their
ranks, two old veterans whose school.
days have vanished forever into the misty
past. This scheme being naturally ob.
meted to by the boyo of No 8, all of
whom are •bona /ide pupils in regular at.
tendons, the match was dm:tared off.
As it stands now, No, 8 Bent a challenge
to No. •2, school etainet school, and No.
2 sent one to No. 8 to play 'motion against
section ; .but it is not among the pro-
babilities that either will be accepted.
Ws; Item.
Last Friday evening one of our boys, who
hie lately devolopedi mea school teacher,
undertook to escort a young lsdv home.
Eventing went smoothly u ,til the gate
was reached when lot the young lady's bin;
brother put in an a ppearanee, It is not nec-
essary to add that the escort left suddenly
WHOM/A, the customary good night.
TEA MnoriNet.—haat Tuesday evening the
antenl toa meeting of the Pre•b••toriwa
church sinusoid. After a good sappel' was
iishensed Nu intereSting program was en.
tared 0500 consisting of recitations, read-
ings, snowshoe by Rex. H Totes, of Brussels,
;ley. ter. (engrave, of Winthron, 3Aules
Smillie and the pastor, (200d maven was
soppier' by the Seaforth Presbyterian ohne. ,
The metoing did not se.de to a close it tial
nbenf midnight. The proceode amounted to
681.00.
A number of !mune people drove to a
friend's house on the 10th 0511.. McKitioo, alt
Wednosdvy evening and had a pleasant
thno. Among the number were leveed
knights of the"birch;' One of the number,
while mating seine of his tbrildsag school
adventures, became consamns that he wan
ulnas a bat. Tbea the eesreh beton, end
with the aid OR lantern and a few neigh -
hors t11 hat was found about 10 rods away
but not before our friend had onnght a
eovore cold,
CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.
The annual snootiest of the 00rleervn.tive
Aesoeistinn of Flash Huron will behold in the
Town Hall, Brussels, on Friday March 14111,
commencing at 11a.nr, sharp, for the elan•
tion of officers and eeleetien of a candidate
for the Loon) Legislature, 51r. Mangrove bra-
in(: compelled to resign through illness, sfr.
(treiqhten M.PP., and n;ditnr of the Empire,
will ins pr,sent 1n mamas end mnoting. AS
this with hs the 65,1 mooting before the oleos
Mon a furl attendance is requested
P. KELLY, ,7,J.DENaf3N,
President. 84 2 Secretary.
IN THE 13unnnnAre COnnT OF TIM COUNTY
Dir HURON
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOfItF.
In the matter of the Estate of M,tnn,nne
Dvn rs, Deaeaeed.
Pursuant to the provisions of the Revised
statutes of Ontario, Oh triter Ila, none° is
hereby given that all p0re01ia apving any
sisims or dmnrnite ageloet the leetote of
MARGARET Dorf, tarn of the Township 01
Oro. , in toe Waal, of EInron, dee rssod, who
diem 011 of theta tie 24th day of Math A. 11,
Nein, aro, on or before the 21st day of Unroll,
A. lt, then, to deliver or send by rest (ore -
1 1.1) to !Whorl. I„ rnylor, et Brussels, Rn•
11 ilex or AVillein, /mho, typo Administrator
of the 1,11 deceased, their names, eedeetsee
and ((tore pu,me. with fait partic0hus of
their alalias. And notice is further given
that alta' the mild 27et xray of March, 1000,
the tn.i.1 Adnhi 1tater Will proceed 10 rias.
tribute the ,,.;o,s among tiro pardons en -
(Ailed t,tcreto, burinl regent only to tiro
disiuttf whi••l, rntlr, 1,11.» peon rliVolt un
010,0 ,r (i.rr t stir Eire n1d A111,15rtlotr'lttOr
lIllli.05 . 1i1, tio,s, id e'.:. 1- or any
port 1415 t dittriltited et tOU'e s rid, (11
+1vd sm<Pv . Oho ua (01500 et ,il Not
1rvt1e04 n, tri ti.r,ntimeof11501,Rfs-
i.it.rl,u.,, 11013T, L. TAYAoiq
r, for Admiu,stuttor.
.'tc.i ..i.;,r. iib. Drip , (1, 1.
MARCII 7, 1800
E1V STORE!
NEW GUUBS!
---AN'D—
LOTS F THE
A RS. ROGERS begs to an -
I' not111ee her intention of opening
'150
out shortly in Dry Goods and
Groceries in the Store recently cccupied
by Mr Willis, next do'r to Mr. Gerry's
Hardware :;tore, Brussels.
The whole of the Stook will be entire-
ly new (a circumstance that has not oc-
curred before for many years in Brus-
sels) and the prices will be as low as you
pay for old goods. The
Millinery, Mantle Dress Goods
Departments will be very attractive.
Our Popular Milliner. MiSS GREEN, is
now in the markets buying and hunting
up all the very newest styles for the
Spring trade. The Ladies of Brussels
and vicinity can rest assured our stock
will be composed of nothing but love's of
Bonnets and Hats.
Our Millinery Opening will be
announced as soon as the
Stock Is Complete.
Yours Truly,
E. ROGERS.
mis ,Arrival of -
SPRING
'oo»s,
173OAn FOB SERVICE -- Til],
LLQ) ttuderelgucd 111.11 einem} see Zhu thorn•'
bred Ilerkabire boor, Sir Robert llruee,'
from old Mebambini.'Ph r
f n G. 8u i was bra
by J, G. Snell.Brn 'Perms, pig
to bo
ppall tit tune of service with privilege of ru•
turning 0 ueeossary. C1iAB. DA rU;B,
551.4 OPAL brook,
Private Funds to Loan.
$20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
No Commission.
Borrowers 0mu have loans com-
pleted in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAII1,
Solirilor, Brussels.
PHOTOS
TINTYPES'
4...F ser • e5.0 • Cosset-.
Al, Worn front the Smallest to 1.12'0 slep
done 110 n 11rat.eh,sx manner,
of Ncnldenere, lite., 115 Iteaeotleble
urates.
W. J. Fairfield. 1}
NONE/ TO LOAN.
Any Amount, of looney to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required..
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division ('olt1't ('lark, Brussels.
DP PFULUP
S
OS TC'=ZON'TO,
2 fa.t art Of leo In
Cady's Block, 8eafortli
Where he eon be Consulted on all Chronic
Diseases 0f is All Sores.
Cansomptioh. Asthma and Catarrh
treated successfully by Inbulatiou of Medi-
ated Vapors, the only rational treatment
for those diseases
NERVOUS CESILITY
and all diseases of the Urinary Organs nest.
Healy cured in asliort time.
oallor Address
51•tf DIt. PIII4LIPS, 3EAPOSTn
MEAT MARKET,
MAIN STREET, - BRUSSELS, ,*
AMP ; CVHM ;110111/311
Fresh and a.
Salt 41.111K of
the beat quill
Ily alwayson
Maud undde•/••.'
livered to
any part of
the. St liege
Free or
Charge.
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE
Feet Co ti to Wanted
For which the highest market pries
will be paid. I also make a aped Ity of
buying Hideo and Akins. Don't forget
the place, next door to Fletoher's Jewel-
ry Store,
A. CURRIE.
0 NNW • r
PAINE'S 1
CELERY
CO1�IP.OU,ND
Keep Your Eyes on this
Space Next Week.
0
FEkGJ8tJh
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L
ANAGERS .
V
AY7
4
k.
ACTS AT THE SAME TIM[ QN
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
andthe KIDNEYS
This combined action gives it won-
derful power to core All diseases.
Why Are We Siek ?
Because we nlloty the nerves to
remain weakened and irritated, and
these great organs to become clogged
or torpid, end poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expellee naturally,
arm's CELERY
COMPOUND
WILL CURE 0 08
R DTLI V
SN S PILES
CONSTIPATION,Tt>atrxY ooM:
FLAINTS, U151NA15Y 1)1500008,
R14MA1.1 wetamnss,d1IIEUMA.
TI8)1, NEURALGIA, AND ALL
1(01550.06 1IBo0DE1t8,
l'y quieting end strengthening the
nerves, and rousing free Action of the
liver, hovel ;and kldntys, And restor-
ing their (ower (0 throw oil' disease,
Why i.e.,.Ililious Pains and Ashes)
Why 1nrment54 01th Piles, Constipation;
7011 frii•h6mod evcrIlicordororhiidneyst
Why endure nervone or bolt headaches)
Why base sleepless eigided
dips PAYE, Cru,r.v entironnn end
rsio:rc in health. - It in en ',barely vegeta-
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