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Iiev, I. 13. Wallwin end wifo have gone
en a visit in lehttivhs for it low days.
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number of Bluovalo people went to
Wingham on Wednesday ovonulg to (lour
Mr. Meredith.
The contract for the now Arothodis
ahuroh has been let to G. Haney, of this
piece, for $2,074. The Building Com.
mttleu lurnioh the atone and brick.
Court of Iiovisiou on Monday of next
week.
Building operation aro booming in
Atwood this spring,
The stone work for henry Roar's now
brick residence is oomploted.
Jets, Irwin's now reodonce, Main et.,
is about ready for the bricklayers.
The work on the new agricultural
buildings is being pushed rapidly for.
ward.
Jelin Rogers perobneetl a 0110100 corner
buibliog lot from Henry Wilson this
week, for which he pant 11300.
John Pelton is preparing to mine his
house, an Main greet, and will have it
briokod outside and otherwise fitted up
in elegant idyls.
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Ie.i:;t',oaeel.
The cow by -haw is badly encore,. r1.
All the 011eese factorial in tills acini•
borhund are again in operation.
Hee; untjo,ity in 1013 waw 12. Irl'
will likely hate et closer squeak an
June 5th.
The Winnipeg oricketsrs purpose visit.
int. Lietow0+ on 6hcir contumpleted tour
of Ibis Province. They will play against
the Listowel chth on July 4th and 5011.
G orge Wright, butcher, purchased
from J. Living'O(, two calves Oe mouths
old. One of them weedier( 730 lbs. and
the other 750 the., wind meet say both
calves were nourished by one cow.
The open morning mail service be-
tween Listowel and etratford was re.
aimed on Monday of last week, in }dace
of the alternate morning and afternoon
service which existed during the winter.
A meeting of the Listowel Laarosee
Glob wee held Thursday evening, May
861i, when the following efeeers were
elected :—H. B. Murphy, President ; W.
Climio, Vitae -President; W. II. Climie,
Sea-Treas.; W. Wright, Captain.
The Congregational Church Young
Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor
purpose Riving a Missionary Demonstra-
tion an Tuesday, June'ird. It will eon.
ei0t of a repre8entatioll of foreign nation.
sallies, ineludiog Colina, Japan, Turkey,
Africa and bidet. These taking part
will be tan meed in the diotuIlltive 800601110
of the people they represent.
ear`r11333't h.
1Vv aro counting on 0 big day on the
e nee)'0 I;,s•thnay.
Our /welder lawyer, 1t. S. Hays, has
.been epp..inted it Notary Public.
Time. Kidd, Seaforth, is to bo a pre-
ventive °Neer of inland revenue.
A. a meeting of the Presbytery in
Blyh, a call from legmontivillo Presby•
terian ahnreh to the Rev, 1vlr. Needham
wail so en.ine(I.
An Assadation game of football was
played on Saturday afternoon in Victoria
park, Ave, between the Hurons, of Sea -
forth, and the Ayr club, resulting in
favor of the Butane by two goals to one.
Tho tried was high during the whole of
the game
A ;rind musical and literary treat
will bo ;;1010 in Cardno'a hall on Wed.
nudityevening, May 28th, under the
an8piees of the Senioreh Quartette Club,
by Mise Laura McNNNeilis, the famous
whistling soloist, of Indianapolis, assisted
by hi r sister.
At the last meeting of the Council a
communication was read from Judge
Doyle asking to have better accommo-
dation for the bolding of the Court here,
and threatening to take the Sittings of
the Court to some other place. and slake
the town foot the bill, unlosshis demands
are speedily complied with. The Clerk
was instructed to write to the Judge, in.
forming him that steps aro being taken
to ascertain the cost of a Suitable site for
the erection of a town hail and market.
The contract for street watering was
awarded to A. Beam, at the rate of 18
cents per hour.
1/ltlr t3I.
Wm, McAllister has become it resident
Of Ethel.
The brink wont on the new hotel is
completed.
The cheese factory hoe got to work for
the season of 1800 with fair prospects of
a good sateen.
Wm. Elliott disposed-oftwo primo
two-year-old the to Scott it .!nes, of
Listowel, Tiled weighed aver 2700 lbs.
W. Bentley has leased the dwelling
vacated by D. W. Dauber. The latter
has removed to the Whelpton farm, whioh
Le recently bought.
Our school t800118 a aro attending the
Teeebers' Convention in Seafortb, cones+.
quently there wi11 be no sobool here on
Thursday and Friday.
Next Monday evening Dr. Macdonald,
M. P., and E, E. Wade will address a
publio political meeting in Ethel. Op.
position speakers invited.
A large eagle wee seen watching Mr.
Rupp's lambs 110 if ft would like to get
one of them. It lit on a tree near then)
and stayed around several hours.
4100oph Whelpton and family have
moved into bho vacate house on the
Eokmier farm, bar. Whelpton will go
West 111 the cowrie of la week Or e0.
On Friday evening of last week Rev.
])r. Ilenderson, of Listowel, delivered a
very intoresbinpt loathe on "Love, Court.
ship and Marriage" in tho Methodist
church bore. There wa0 a moderate -
rend andielce.
The Tindall farms have both been dis-
posed of, Jones Lindsay pnrohasod the
homestead for 55,000, It is et very de•
sirab o property, with num Inviable brick
house, eta, Tho other 100 mires wtag
1/0115111 by II..b'. McAllister. Tito price
ie Mill to be 112,5:,0, A large number of
men end 1011,1110 have been buoy 61118 weep
putting in 6U0 crop,
Pol;;icore--Leet Tuesday 0veni(15 the
r fleet pnlitical meeting of the present
nampalgn for this s11,6iou was held in the
Grange hall. The building would not
nearly acc<nnnuxletn ell who ettendod,
1)', ('ale wag voted tn'U001101)', 14poao1l.
('4 ,V11.0 made by A. 11. Mosgrovo and
rhos. (1ibs011, The latter had 6110 beet
01' its, and 1110 malty friends in bile to
erelity see ne ihlanel why they cloud
vote against flim.
Morris.
Anson Dulmago, of Laltelet, wag visit.
Ing 1118 parents last weep.
Adam Hoover and wife, of Wawano8h,
are visiting at W. J. ,lohnetwt'e this
week.
Daniel Dulntage, of I{i,'ktou, 31(10 tip
to the let eon. easing hie parents, last
week.
Township Council will meet for the
despatch of bueluess on Monday of next
wee .
On the farm of James 'J'hu011, 0th
line, aro to be found stalks of Fed wheat
'2 feet '2 inches In length.
Wm. J. Johnston was away on Wed.
noeday of this week at Tooswater attend -
Ing the Diotriot Meeting connected with
the Methodist ahuroh, Wingham
Dlebriot.
School eostion No, 10, had a holiday
on Thursday and Friday of this week on
account of b'- Wood, Lamellar, being away
A618113104 the Toaohors' Cony 011t1011 at
Se eforth.
Mrs. Robb. Johnston and Mee. Wm.
Dunnage, of Newbridge, wore down an
the let eon, last Bentley seeing old 11[r'e.
Detente°, who has been in poor health
far same time pa0,.
Look ant for more weddings on the
let and 2115 eons. Dame Rumor hoe it
that tee; are 1101ng to 001110101100 agent.
We will not give the names of the con
tract tag parties at present.
'1 wins,- The week before last a mare
be'o:sging to henry Robb, Let col., pre.
tented horn ,lith tens o'dt,. They are
both living and bidding fair to do well,
They were sired by A. le. Embury'o im•
ported ulydesdalo horse "Young
Teets -all." This ie the second nage of
this kind this season in connection with
ti .e above mentioned horse..
3.V:,30 -o38.
Cati;ldNISNTAllY.--'Tho quarterly meet-
ing and eswramontal servioes in conn°.
tins with the Methodist ohnr.:11 0 , the
Walton cirnnit tools ;Mime on Sabbath,
May 4th. The attendance was large and
the meeting imus altogether a plateant
and profitable one. On the day fullowieg
the quarterly board mot to traneact the
business of the circuit. Tbo following
members of the board from the different
appointments were present :-;Mossre,
Homey, Boyd, Dundee, Stith, Roe, Ir-
vine, Crawford, T. Juakson, Mille, C-,
Jackson, Fear, Welsh, Pollard and Den-
nison. The recording Steward, George
Jamison, was elected delegate to the dis-
trict meeting. Considerable business
was done and the utmost harmony pro.
vailen. The financial slate of the circuit
is excellent. Tho following resolution
which was moved by J. J. Irvine seooud
ed. by Thos. Roe, was carried nnanim0ng•
ly. 'We, the members of the noarterly
board of the Methodist churoh, Walton
circuit, desire to express our apptcea-
tion of the good work done by Iiev, :11r.
Ton emcee as pastor of the circuit, for the
Inst three years. We grate[ully aeknew•
ledge the zeal which he Mae manifested
in behalf of the Cause of religion, and the
fearless and nlauly stand which he bac
ab all times taken in coudemnntg a' --d
laving bare the prevalent slue of the
preseulday, and 11111mn311 the regulations
of the church makes it necessary for him
to sever his pr, sent 001111001mi. w11h 11110 grove A. G. Dames Oiled the chair.
hive t u6' a has fondly years
of
the next Wednesday evening Dr. illacdouald,
lmpu that he has many genre of useful
work to perform in the service of our
Divine Master, and that his lot mat at
all times be cast ie pleasant places. We
likewise sincerely hope that his estimable
p0ttner, Mee. Torrance, may bo loos
apared to assist him in the good work.
and to grace the social position which
she now occupies." The rev. gentleman
made a very fueling reply when the meet
ing adjourned.
Winwlesemi.
The total assessment of our t own this
year amounts to 5500,830.
The new lessee of the Wingham skat-
ing rink, Jas. Holland, will have the
rink open for skating ovary Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
While Johnnie Small was engaged in
driving Dome cattle up 11Iain street, one
of them kicked hint in the face leaving a
rather hard looking countenance.
At the meeting et Court Mainland, No,
25, Canadian Order of Foresters, D. Vt.
Gordon was elected ea itvnreeentative to
the Sigh Court of the Order, which will
hold its annual meetinu at Kingston, the
second week in J11110 next.
The following officers have been elected
by the Wingham Quoit club for the cur-
rent year :-141. Brown, Pres. t F. Pater.
non, Vice -Pres. ; 1. Plenty, Seo. -Trees ;
Mears. Inglis, elo0lytnont and Mc
Alpine were e010ate1 the a managing eom-
miteo.
The Queen's Birthday program here
Will omelet of a hose reel race, fireman's
fight, oalithumpian procession, pony, deg
and foot races, climbing greased pole,
wrestling meta and tug of war. The
sports will be held on Recreation park on
Saturday.
At the last meeting of the Bohool
Board Chairman 13e11 reported having in.
torviewed Miss Franklin in regard to
reading the Bible at the opening of the
school, she having refused to do so.
Moved by Geo. Pettypieoe, seconded by
i HE BRUSSELS POST
prisoner, and captured him et the resid•
once of his fothar-in-law, near Milton,
and brought him here, where lie was
tried, with the result above stated,
Iaulitiunl affelrs aro warming np here.
Mr, Garrow's meeting on Tuesday and
tee Meredith gathering on Wodneeloy
evening Bet the ball rolling faster than
over,
Cie rete V.
\Villinnt 1lfoDouald, of the Boundary,who arrived home from Manitoba. a few
weeks ago, has been quite ill. He neat
had la grippe and thee was followed by
inflammation. Wo hope be will continue
to improve.
A politioal meeting will be held in
Duke's oohool house on Tuesday evening
of next week oommenaing at 7:30-o'oloolc,
'J'ownehip Council will meet on Mon•
day at Cranbrook.
Eleotion affairs aro warming up the
two candidates doing considerable work
in the township this week, It is expcot-
ed that Gray township will eestaid her
past record and roll up the oldtime maj•
ority for good government.
Thos. 1011110on, of the 18th amt., had a
very narrow escape recen'ty. In passing
through a gap in the fence, with a roller,
one owl of 111e roller caught the end of e
rail, when the home made a spring.
The pile of rho roller broke, causing the
plitform of the roller to tip forward,
throwing 11r. Johnston ,1(151 his little son,
who wereboth o,, 1)10 roller, behind the
ea
lgue' !trek The little bo: swung him-
self clearear by getting bold of the nigh
horse's tail, but Mr, Johnston fell across
the off i1 sea's whippletree, the roller
getting on to hie lege, and he vette trailer)
guile a distance, until the boy got the
horses stepped and got help to take the
roller oat hie father. Mr. Johnston was
oott3idoreely brnisol, but not 8eriouely
1,111.1. The little boy deserves great
credit rim his pregame of mind ander
such trying Circumstances, and his
prompt notion no Ilodbbsaved his father's
111e.
Onrr.—dire. Brown, sr., mother of
Councillor Brow'1, of Grey, dled on Fri•
day m ,rnin5. 0th last , et the house of
her son•in-low, leaving roaohed the ripe
0111 age Of 80 years, For several years
she lune been fuillug in ltoatth, bot about
two 41141102s ego ills slipped on the door
stop so injuring herself as to be there-
after nimble to walk. She possessed her
mental faculties to the last, having been
able to 01611 upon the members of the
family by name a few minutes before she
died. Alauyy years ago she 011010 withher husband and children from Lauder,
lierwickshire, Sootlaud. Shortly after
their arrival her husband died near
Caledonia. Several of her daughters
martial there. With the root of the
family she rune here to what was then
ceded the bush, being one of the pioneers.
For over twenty years she has lived with
her youngest daughter, Sire. Wm.
Nitrite' 1, tvhor0 she died. Shy was a
010eiet0ut member of the Presbyterian
ahuroh and lived respected and died re'
grated by all who knewher.
()Vat c(1,l...
At the 'political meeting here last
Wednesday evening goad addressee were
made by ThreeGibson and A, H. Mus -
M. P. and ie. is: Wade are billed fur a
meeting in Dames' Hall. There should
be it gond turn out,
POLITI8011 1'lltsatnos.—I notice that a
series of political meetings nee to be held
in the Riding to be addressed by Dr.
Macdonald, Jno. IrlaMillan, le, E. Witch',
Thos. Struchan,Dr, Slamand A. Hislop,
(aside from those addr.eeed by the candi-
dates) for the purpose of discussing the
publio questions now agitating the coun-
try. They are called fn the interests of
Mr. CIbsen, but his opponents are invited
to attend and teke part. Now, this is as
it should be, as I consider the public
questions mmeatut bo disuusoed too numb,
for the more they aro debated the better
the ratepayers will, one and all, under.
sthnd them and cal June 5th will be the
better able to Rive an intelligent vote. I
think all flair and reasonable men will
agree to this, Mr. Musgrove, the Con-
servative candidate, at the Cranbrook
meeting took very strong grounds agan0t
any such meetings being held. To hear
him one would think no one should be
allowed to p.bliely dig01108 political ques-
tions unless himself, and, with his leave,
Mr. Gibson. He says he has no nlouey
to Niro speaker's. Why does he not draw
on the sane source that he gets his own
expenses? His friends say he is not
spending his own rno)ey oil the contest.
Now, the speakers billed for those meet -
Inge are not hired, but are ratepayers of
the county, and ea such have the right to
address the electors. From hie remarks
he must be opposed to freedom of speech,
whioh all true Canadians consider our
meet valued birthright. He says also
that he won't allow anyone to speak for
him unless they think as he does. Does
not the party who brought him out think
as he does? If not holy dons ho ever ex-
pect to be elooted, or are none of them
able to discuss the questioua? Now, if
he is honest and fair, as he wishes the
leotore to think him, and objecting to
W. Moore that the Chalrnal of the publio discussion as he does, why does he
Board be instructed to interview Mies allow hie friends to bo following the still -
Franklin cud inform Mor ute from the hunt kind of discussion up and down the
thafeet thtat elle is (101 willing to conform
with the rules of the school law, he is ob•
liged to ask her to vacate her room by
tendering ]ler rosignatiol.—C14rried, Mr.
Inglis dissenting.
The young Conservatives of this town
met on Friday evening of last week and
organized a Young Liberal•Coneervativo
Aesoeiatiotl, wsth the following eflicere
—Honorary 3'u9idont, Benjamin Wil.
son ; President, E. F. Gersten I let Vice
President, William Spedding ; 211d Vice
President, L. 19. Hawn ; 3rd Viee Pres-
ident, E. Diusley ; Corresponding Sec.
rattly, A. M, Robinson ; Recording Sec-
retary, William Moustou ; Financial
Secretary, A. W.Menu ; Treasurer, J.
1i. Reynolclo ; Committee of Manage.
mob, J. rhiollohn, R. Allen, S, Mame
field, It, Talbot, P. ,Johnston and R. Col.
ale'.
A men uanert Jae, Wilson was brunghb
before Mayor Matide°, Charged with
stealing a hone 'from Jas. Pulhur,I, who
resides near 1)tlll,'.i:a1111n11. Several Wit.
100000 wore exlnninod, and the pi lima
WILE 30111mitted to Godorioh jttil to stand
his trial. From the evidence, it appears
that the horse we0 stolon o1 iiatnrday
alight, .10th inst., and (1611011 to Out prie-
enur's brothor•ul•law, 110161• llchnore, and
11.0111 thot''e 16 was taken to Herr Gn01ph,
wham it wag traded to It fanner, the 1100
rewind from the farmer being traded to
a liveryman in Guelph. 111•. Poll0.111 and
Harry Day, of tide l4wu, followed the
oonce00imn flues daily and makt05 ego of
the hugest and falsest kind of arguments
and abatements; ones that ho dare not
dee on the public platform, yet are made
by thole for and in his int8160at9 7 Elec-
tors, 0om0 out and hoar publics discussion
and uphold the right of freedom of
speech, for any subject that won't stand
that test should not be depportod.
Yours, Ex neloa.
1131vth.
A. H. Manning, of ()Futon, is an-
nounced to cloliver a Iodate in the
Methodist ahuroh hers on Thursday
evening, 20th inst. Sobjebb "Tile Tower
of London."
Plin1ill'TURY.—Tic I-Iuron Presbytery
mat in Blyth on the 18th inst. Rev. D.
B. Moltse, of Cranbrook, being present,
Was 111001ted to eft as a corresponding
member. A Mandated report, showing
the average contributions per family of
the congregations within the bounds,
was rend and ordered be be printed. 11Jr.
Fleenor was appointed convenor of the
Home Mission Committee fur tits en.
ening yea'. Tho following roenhltion
was pealed on motion of Mr. 11L311anald,
0 1en(1url by ern Harr, resp0eting ;Hr.
llnsi;l,,vn'a bereavement in the loge of
his wife : -''P110 Preehytefy learning of
the severe elllie6lon or Mr. Musgr)tve in
h° death of hie wife, would lint on to
cord their 011100re and (hell sympathy
With hint 141111 po,LV that the (lora 'Of r.,ne.
solution would comfort him in the hour
of trial ; they would roommend him end
his eorruwing family to Ilio who alone
In able to titmice all things work together
or gond, and hope (hat their brother
may realize that hie Affliction may work
out for him It far more exeel'diug weight
of glory,'' Thu report of the committee
, on standing orders was considered and
' rotnit'ed to the committee to make some
amendments and report et next meeting.
Rev. Robb. Hrnders0u'o ordination is air
pointed to take place at Reynold on the
27th in8t at 2 o'010ok p. m., Mr. McCon-
nell to preside ; Mr. Idenderson, of Iden.
salt, to preach ; Dr. 11 re to address the
minister, and Mr. Si1m.8nn the people,
The following dolivorauoo wee adopted
respecting the death of Ree. George
Jameson :—"Tb0 I'roeby,ery of Huron
desire to place on record he sympathy
with the relatives anti high apprecia.
tion of the late Rev. Goo. Jameson.
For some time back ho oocasionally sat
in the Presbytery as a Corresponding
member. Ile °coupled with marked ac.
oeptanc8, n number of the pulpits with
in the bonnds of the Presbytery ; the
fruit of his enrne.t seed -sowing fs being
seal, and its retinas will (1011bt10130 come
after many days. liaylleld and Bethany
reoeived his sp03ia1 care and attention,
where he dirt toed work for the Preeby.
tory and the abuse of the Waster. We
miss hitn from among (1s, hilt 111/pH that
000 1090 113 hie gain, theretnre -,e enb•
missi-ely ?n(1 •'T1,t will, O Lord, be
done.'" • .0. 0.I1 wee rale. 1 from the
ae(grega11,311 al 1':gni velviile 1.0 (i,u. '1•,
Needheiii, B. A., prnha,tuuer 13[ipen.l
prnmieed, ;1'300 with a 1110 •"., n y,it„ DOl1't
gluarterly iu adra+ce. 1lobt, Hen ,ere0n,
miuieter e-leet or I3aylieid, underwent his
ordination examination .lith a00ept,u00,
Next meeting of 1're•sbytery la to be held
iu COdorinh, un the 3w1 Tueedity of dilly,
at i 1 a. tn.
to miter•ttl Ne.aw...
The Volcano of Bogosolov in Alaeka
is again in eruption
Russia is pressing the Porte to pay up
the arrears of the war indemnity
One hundred tons of rook fell from the
Miff at Queheu Tussda'., but did no dam•
age.
Orews 01) board French a'arehips off
1110 Dultonley coast are suffering from
fever.
re paper in Canton estimates that 75,000
people die in Colina every year by fire
and flood.
Russia has ordered an imneu0• snpnly
of emokless powder cartridges from the
factory at St. Etienne.
Prince Bismarok has declined numer-
ous offers from English and American
publishers for his memoirs.
Careen ,t Ebelteft's store at Lakeport,
Minn., was burned Friday, and two of
Jeboltaft'schildren pe'i lied in the flame!".
At Columbia, Texas, a fi n•ral pro.
cession was obliged to go to the cemelery
--)AI(E THIS WEEK SIIO7tiINtil__
Special Bargains in Boys and Girls Sailor Hats,
Which We are Clearing Out at Wholesale Prit's'
OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS :
Dozen Sailors at 1,e. worth 25e.
3 Dozen Sailors at. 5e. worth ;5c.
3 Dozen Sailors at 45e. worth 1;5c,
Also a Special Line. Men's Straw Hats at 150., worth 2Oc.
?ERG CT,ti(i,.1''t'' J7,1LLZL:).� �[
� , �71 nal( 1",,t
Forgot our Curtain Sale, which. is
Still Going On.
ro13 lair Stallions.
TOON CLERK.
CONRAD MICI7 LL, PROPRIETOR.
MONDAY, will leave hie own stable, lot
24, con. 11, Grey, anti proceed to Bur.
ton's Hotel, Ethel, for noon ; thenoa to
Donald McDonald's, 2nd con., Grey, for
utgkt. TUESDAY, will proceed to Peter
(0ot6'0, Boundary, for noon ; thence to
liluevale for one hour, and then to
Queen's Iiotel, Wingham, for night.
WEDNESDAY, will proceed to Belgrave
in boats, the whole district being flo de
Hot,' for neon; lienee to David Geddes,
i.
An explosion of duet occurred in Joico lot 7, can, 3, elorris. fur. night. Tams•
A, Cole's flour mills, uooh0ete, N. Y.,
DAY, will prone,51 to David I3reckenridge's
ncan
00 Saturday and the n1i11 was burned. Sud con , for nos, ; thence to t. Fer-
ree eppetars that the number of register. Tnynre'e, con. •1, Gray, for night. Pnr-
ed nineties in Great Britain and Ireland ' 080, will pressed to �Vm. Bu•rke,'8, con.
rose from 55,525 in 1802 to 111,070 in 0, for noon ; thence to Jae. MoKinnon's,
1389L 8111 eon., for neon. SATURDAY, will pro-
Agcording to published railway static. teed to Domes' Hotel, Cranbrook, for
tins tw0nty brakemen are killed every noon ; thenoa to his i eve stable where h'e
t ay in the fear, on an average, in the will remain until the following Monday.
United States,
An
attempt will be made in the autumn
to cultivate American and other cotton
in the Crimea and other places on the
Blaok Sem coast.
The propeller Roanoke lying at her
dock in Beffalo, caught Ore Saturday
evening. She was scuttled. She was
valued at e43,000,
In a Glasgow hotel there were recently
staying three gentlemen who bore the
names of Mr. Halfpenny, Mr. Twopenny
and Mr. Schilling.
An attempt will bo made in the
Autumn to cultivate Amsrion and other
aottou in the Crimean and other plaoes
on the Bleak sea coast.
Hon. Hiram Smith, the best known
dairyman and • Farmers' Institute
lecturer in Wioconein, died Thursday
night at Sheboygan Falls. He wag 73
years old.
The Premier of New South Wales was
thrown from a cab Sunday while driving.
His leg was broken by the fall, The ac-
cident was caused by the horse taking
fright and bolting,
Eighb thousand colliers went out on
striate et Pilsen, Bohemia Tuesday, and
became so disorderly that military aid
was called upon. Five strikers were kil
led and several wounded.
George Francis Train arrived at New
York Sunday au his trip around the
world and left for Tseoma, Wash., where
his journey ends. He bas been two
month a on the trip to date.
Pros to in Iowa and Illinois have
amused considerable injury to fruit and
vegeetables, The Braeilian Govern-
ments will require after July 18t that
customs duties be paid in gold.
Mise Margaret Isabella Blaine, danght•
er of the United States Secretary of
State, was married on Saturday to Wal-
ter Damro0ah, of New York, at the
residence &Mho bride's parents in Wash-
ingbon.
Blank leg Inas appeared among cattle
in seoti0ns of Scoharie county, near
Amato/fillet, N. Y. One farmer at Sharon
Hill, Jacob L, Kilto, lost savers COWS last
week. The rapid spread of the disesee
mases great alarm.
Jail. Butler, while ploughing on his
farm at Ipswich, Mass., Wednesday,
turned up an Indian idol of stone in the
ehap0 of e. serpent, tv11101t is an nndo0bt-
ed relic of the stone age and will be de-
eoeitad in the institute at Salem.
Dilworth Choate, the Now York re.
porter who aohieved notoriety 10 mimeo.
tion with the Flack divorce case, pleaded
entity to contempt of Court, and Judge
Bacot fined trim 510, which he paid.
Choate's escapade cost ban 41 days in
gaol and 1250 cash.
It is snail a miteriag0 hits been erraug•
ed between ]Henry M. Stanley and lvrieo
Dorothy Tennant, who is young, artistic
and much admired. Miss Tennant lives
in Richmond terrace, Wilhelm'', She is
n dang1ter of the late Chas. Tennant,
and has became 63011 known through iter
clover piotnres in the academy and other
gallo'l, g. The marriage will probably
take plane early 111 June.
A band of Indiana White Ceps got to-
gethor, and 1100111ra that William Miller
nlL'dN 1'esul LL111g. i,t was a walk of 130V011
tnilcs t0 ilia 1101140, but tat<•y paced the
lista ee with it freliug that it wan for
Willie.n's gaed. When they reached hie
lentee he was dp and tmvaite, and after he
had killed ono and wounded two visitors
heeled oar, and enicludcd that they hail
got held of the wrong end or 1110 lever,
LUCKY GETTER.
MILv17 & DILWORTIo, PnOP's.
MONDAY, will leave his own suable, lots
23 d+ 251, eon. 8, Grey, and proceed north
to Jas. Pearson'e, tot 20, oou. 4, for noon ;
thence north to Robt. MoAllister's, lot
31, eon. 1, for night. TnssiAY, will pro.
coed to Peter McDonald's, lot 30, con. 1,
Morris, for noon ; thence to Alex. Mo -
Donald's, lot 0, con, 4, Grey, for nigbt.
WEDNESDAY, will proceed south to Geo.
Crooke', lot 4, con. 8, for noon ; thence
to Joseph Smith's, lot 20, eon. 6, Morris,
for night. THURSDAY, will proceed to
Thos. Watson's lot 3, eon. 16, Grey, for
noon ; thence to Rich. Pollard's, near
Leadbury, for night. F1nMAY, will pro.
ceed west to Jae. Davidson's, lot 10, eon.
12, McKillop, for noun ; thence to David
McMullen's, lot 12, con. 18, Gray, for
night. SATURDAY, will proceed to Domes,
Hotel, Cranbrook, for noon ; thence to
his own stable where he will remain un-
til the following Monday morning.
YOUNG TASTESALL.
A. F. Esfnvlx, PROPRIETOR,
Magma, will leave hie own stable, lot
10, eon 5, Morris, and proceed along cen-
tre oideroad to Alex. Nichols, Iot 17, eon.
7, Morris, for noon ; thence west 1}
miles, then north 2;3 miles, then east 1
miles to his 030(1 stable for night. Tess.
DAY, will proceed east along 4th line,
Morris, to William Werke, lot 1, eon, 8,
Grey, for noon ; thence south 1j miles,
then east 1} miles along eons. 9 and 10,
Grey, then north 1} miles, then east 1
miles, then north 1f miles t0 John Lowes,
lot 10, con. 5, Grey, for night. WEDNES-
DAY, will proceed west 8, miles to James
Ireland's, lob 27, 3rd lino, 1lorris, for
noon ; 1110nee wast to Bells omen', then
south to his own stable for night, Tanis.
DAY, will proceed north along centre side -
road 2} miles, then east to Jao. Elliott's,
lot 21, 2nd line, Morrie, for 110011 ; thenre
west to John Roe's, lot 10, 2nd line,
Morris, for night. FRIDAY, will proceed
east to Jewitt's ehutob, will
north to
Bluovele hotel, for noon ; thence south to
his own stable where lie will remain uu•
til the following Mouday.
ERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE,
For terms and other. 1'artioolere nett for
a hauler at my Orng 1111,11-100a Stara Should
year what to sett Itis hailer cairns I nm in•n-
imrad to pay es ideas ns 818, neeordleg to
0)111(ing gnn111)08 00 their lianas,
20.1 huh!' (i'. A, DEA DIVAN, Sells eel s.
NOM TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Morley .to Loan
on 1+1tr111 or V11]n;e Pro-
perty 1ht
6 C" 61 Pci' Cott., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to .
A. Hunter,
hirtsinu (',,rift Clerk, lirow13,
Private Funds to Loan.
$20,000
Have been placed in ml hands
for Investment 013 real estate.
LOWEST RATE
No Conz
Borrowers can
pleted in Three
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCL AIR,
Solicitor, .Brussels.
OF INTEREST.
MESSEUII
bare leans com-
Days if title
WOOL ,t WOOL
Illy Quantity of fleet',• Wool
Wanted at IIighest Market Price
in CABII.
Farmers can do bk:tter by sell-
ing their Wool for Casil and
then trade where they please.
1.w "Duyil)g, as usual, all kinds
of Grain.
R. GRAHAM, Brussels.
PHOTOS.
TINT-YPE ST
4 - Par - 50 - Cfotttw.
All Work front the hinsatlest t0 life shat
dons lu a first-class manner.
et Residences, Etc., at Rn1L4o11ahk
Rates.
W. J. Fairfield..
!e T ONEY TO LOAN.
.IVi
Money to Loan o[1
FARM PROPERTY
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Company Fundy,
APPLY TO
J.C,Hefl'ernan, J,A.Young.,
Valuator. .Agent.
Ethel P.O., Ont. stf
THOS. r+LETCHER,
.Practical Watchmaker
arzd Jeweler.
Thanking 611e public for past Devote aids
support and wishing Still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.,
Silver Plated Ware
from Estttbliehed and Reliable Makers
f1(11y warranted by u8.
Clocks of the
Latest .Designs.
y
JEWELRY 1
Wnhe1No Banes,
I.,8,tlio Cnn lezere0,
13nool 0.
1,01,:0100,
,:.::'Also a I''ull Line of V(,0j5s atitf
',icon Strings, 1101).,111 01001t,
S. R, wlsvnrrl' 0i Marriage Wee nee.
T. Fletcher,
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