The Brussels Post, 1890-6-6, Page 5�IP��
JUNE 6, 1890.
!HE BRUSSELS POST
331.5fritt netvs,
I-311txtovellt3.
Rov, 1. B. Wallwin is attending the
ti+ lnel Cloulorenoo at Stratford.
Nixon's trotter, "buoy" won n prize
in the regent rause at Harridan -
The oxoavation is being merle for the
now Methodist ohuroh, The work will
be vigorously pushed.
10 le expected )that Jowott)a appoint-
ment will be added to Blnevale circuit
at this year's Conformer°.
There will be no eervieo in the Preeby-
terian church next Sabbath as Rev. Mr.
Hartley will he absent assisting at a
communion service.
W ititon.
C, 0. F,—Tho following aro the officers
of the Court of Foresters bore, elected
recently for the ensuing term :—Isaiah
Smith, Chief Ranger ; Jae, Johnson,
Vice Chief hanger ; Dan. McMillan,
Recording -Secretary ; J. 13. Morrison,
rinanoiabseeretary 1 W. II Burnt -4140e,
'rroastlrer ; Jas, 11. 13oirnes, S. W. ; J,
oilavi1, J. W. ; \V, Kinsman, S. 13.
J. 0, Turni nl(, J. B.
hones Rnriuu,—Titore will be horse
ranine; in Walton on Friday, Jeno 13111,
open to any horse that hos not won
money in any other race. The prizes
are as foilowe : first, 88 ; reseed, 85 ;
third, $3, }hareem) fee. 0 per emit. on
purse, to be paid at time of entrance,
half mile Medals ; best °tin 3. There will
also be an old manta race, Judges -'--.7.
Ilawkshaw, Seaforth ; C. 7,illiax, Brus-
sels : P. MaEwou, McKillop. T. Bali,
Starter. Matiagpng Committee—C.lfe•
Donald, 1:. H. Ferguson mud Wm, 11I,
Smith,
D. Dunbar lost a very valuable Korea
one day last week.
Ethel Methodist church will be repre-
sented at Conference by Wm. King.
The earliest swarm of bees that we
have heard about is that of J. C. Heffer-
nan's on Saturday of last week.
John Dunbar and J. Whelpton de-
parted ou Thursday morning of last
week for Seattle, Washington Territory,
in order to seek their lortnuee.
.rn1Evenr.—Last Saturday some shun.
gry snoop visited the home of Francis
Coates and helped themselves to a ham
of pork. A week previous some pies dia.
appeared. If this kind of work is re-
peated the intruder will have to take the
consequences. They will get more than
ham and pies.
Last friday night a political meeting
was culled in the iuteresls of A. 11. Mus-
grove in the Orange Hall liero, B. Laing
occupied the chair. The meeting was
addressed by J. 3. Denman, D. Robert-
son and W. II. Cloakey in behalf of the
Opposition candidate and by W. II. Karr
anis E, E. Wade for the Mowat Admin-
istration.
The Ladies' Adel held a pancake social
in the parsonage of the Methodist church
on Monday evening. A nice sunt of
money was netted which will be used to
defray the expensea of painting the par-
sonage. The program consisted of
music by Messrs. Davis and Simpson ;
address by lieu. R. Paul and m0sieal
selections on the duloitner.
Atwood.
Jno. Rogers intends erecting a brick
lhardlyttre store oppoeite the store of Mrs,
Harvey.
Jas. Saunders had the misfortune to is under size for a good general purpose
get his right arm beloly the elbow badly I mare. The size of bone in front is only
lacerated while loading stone for Jeln1 at inches and hind leg 10 inches. When
Rogers' hardware store. in good condition her weight wilt not
The eplendid property adjoining the exceod 1200 pounds. The above mention•
Bee office was purchased recently by ed colt was sired by Innes Sr McLauoh
Wm. Hawkshaw from John Graham, lin's "Stud Book Chief." We think he
for the sum of $145. It has 88 feet must be the kind of horse John Me -
frontage and is an exoellent building lot. Mann had reference to in hie letter ad -
The Bee says :—On Thursday of last vising farmers to bread from, as he is
week Jacob Klump, jr., a lad 12 years of what the SOotohman terms d grand, big,
age, took it into his head that he would think, smooth horse and weighs 1850
surpriee his father, who was away at pounds, although not yet three yearn
Listowel, by knocking down, killing and old. So much for the "Chief." .
dressing a beef. So putting his words .h. A. Gnat Towsstnr AxurEre.--A friend
into action he drew a 4 year-old cow, writes Tne P081 as follows :—At the
purchased from John Gray, con. 10, sports in Hastings, British Columbia, on
Elms, in the uenal way into the slanghb• May 24th, Gideon Perrie, well known in
er house took the axe and struck the this township, figured prominently. He
floor a few times with all his force to con- swept everything before him. He has
vin00 himself that he possessed sufficient the respect of all decent people and is a
strength to knock down a fall grown
beast, and with 0pale countenance and
John L. Sullivan strength he directed
two blows at the animal's head which
stunned it, and after cutting its throat
Master Jacob felt that he was master of
that he had succeededt
the situation, and
in doing what no other lad in the county
could boast of. Wo must candidly assert
that this beats anything we have ever
beard, and we doubt very much whether
another boy of his age and slender build
could be produced in the county capable
of doing what we have referred to above.
As farther proof of his wonderful nerve,.
toot and skill he drew the beast up by
the windlass, skinned and dressed it ready
for market. Mr. Klump justly feels
proud of the extraordinary feat aocomp•
Halted by his boy,
direction of the L. 0. L., of which de.
(»cased WM member for many yanre,
13. Gerry, of Brussels, 0ondu0ted the
funeral eerv10e of the order. The in.
torment was made ab Blyth amatory,
111rs. Thuell and family have the ayrn-
patlhy of the community fn the hoer of
bereavement.
Scissor, REPORT. -=The following is the
standing of pupils in S. S, No. 0 for the
month of May and ,e based on written
examination and general prolloienoy.
The names are in order of merit:—Fourth
class—David Caution, Willis Mason and
Jas. Duncan. Third class, er.—Arthur
Cantlon, William Armstrong and Carrie
Bone, Third class, jr,—Maggie Caution,
Willie Ireland and Kenneth McKenzie,
Second ohms—Robb. Bone, Lewis Reid
and Marion IvinKonzie. First elms (Part
II)--1Villio Duncan, Thos. Bell, Alex,
Andaman and Robb. Bowman, first
Mase (hart 1)—Alice Fraliclk, Hervey
Bryan and Willie Sollare, A. lfoCall,
teacher.
C411."0:1".
Thee. I11141033 has returned to the west
attar a visftof a few weeks with relatives
and old friends.
Robert Inglis is potting stone stabling
under Ilia barn. The size of the same
will be 40x71) feet.
Itev. C3. 1. Howie will preach in lfe.
ll wen's Hall, Jamestown, on Sabbath
afternoon, eat Met , a1 3:130 o'Mnek,
esP. McDougall had at three year old colt
Mitred thio week by a stick or the like
initiating a wound back of ono of the
front legs.
New windmills have been put up on
the forme of Jno. Forbes and W. Hislop
For pumping water, &c. Hugh R. I:1 Blatt
heirs charge of the work.
The imported mare bonaht by Alex.
Delgatty from Win. Barrie, of 11urris,
and 'shipped to the West a few weeke
ago to the pnrehaser, died It day or so
after reaching her destination. It will
be a heavy loss to Mr. Delgatty,
Io Pees,—There is no doubt but it pays
to raise and keep nothing but the beet
grade of stock. As an example of this
Peter Robertson, con. 9, sold four head
of cattle that had been fottening since
Feb. 1st to cattle dealer Booth that sealed
8,750 pounds. The lot was made up of
one yearling, 12 two-yeer•olds and one
cow. The price received was 5 cents per
pound so that the seller pocketed $187.50.
That must surely pay better than trying
to grow fall wheat and missing a crop
every few years.
A political meeting was held in Ful -
ton's school house on Monday evening of
this week. 0. Bowerman was voted to
the chair on motion. of A. Stewart and
W. 1'. Vanetons. Spirited addresses
were given by Councillor Hislop, D.
Robertson, W. H. Kerr and Jas. 13ow-
men. Mr. Hislop was allowed 15 min-
utes for reply. Messrs. Robertson incl
Bowman championed Mo. Muegrove's
cause and the two others looked after Mr.
Gibson's interests. On the same night a
meeting was hold at Sperain's school
house, 10th con., takers eloquent orations
were given by J. J.Denman, E. E. Wade
and \V. II. Cluakey. It's too bad the
campaign is over us the "Emu" 1{10.0 only
pommenoing.
ANGERED GOOD Fo.w.—Alexander 111r.-
Lauchlin, 23 miles north of Brussels, is
the possessor of a mare foal that weighed
254 pounds when three weeks old. Its
girth measure was 3 feet, 6 inches ; size
of bone iu fore leg 0!1 inches and (hind
leg 7y inches ; forearm 17 inches. This
oolt is from no heavy draught, prize
taking mare batt nn the contrary the dam
Morris.
121. Marten, of Tuokersmith, Sunday.
ed on the 8rd line.
Reeve Mooney and Deputy Reeve
Howe were away attending the Co, Colin.
oil this week,
Mrs. Thos. Skelton, of Drayton, was
Here this week visiting her mother, Mrs.
Jackson, who is i11. We regret to state
that she is fn a very poor stats of health.
Fsrkn AoolnEo'r,—On Thursday morn-
ing of last week Samuel G. Thuell, a
well known resident of this locality met
his death in a sudden and unlocked for
summer. He was engaged hauling out
manure from the barnyard to the field
and it is supposed the front wheels of ilio
wagon going into a furrow with a jolt
throw the driver forward on the heels of
the team. When found an hour or so
after and taken to the 1101.160 it wee armee-
Mined that his lower jaw was broken,
teeth knocked out, his nose out in ttvo
and three ribs broken, one having pane -
netted his lunge. The deceased only
lived about fifteen nilnutes (after he
reached his home. Tieing uneonsoiOus
nothing could be learned concerning the
auciclont. Mr, '21111011 Was born in
Devonshire, England, and cane to
Canada years ago, settling in Mullett
township. In 18:18 1110 was united in
marriage to ]Hiss Chapple, They had
10 ohildren, (7 daughters and 8 sons) all
living at the present time. The funeral
en Saturday 10110 vary largely attended,
1'11 0,0100y0.0000 being 110101(0(1 in the
preeeeeion. l3ev. lir. Ramey, of Myth,
officiated, The fn neral ttae Meier the •
manly athlete, both .morally and physio- town. It ensue that on the 24th of Meet and is entirely free from the vices the little fellows were rumagfng in a
and tektite of the majority of professional
athletes. He talks of going to Australia
next Fall but will likely visit Ontario
before that. The newspaper report says:
lV G. Perris, who was also one of the en-
tries, and who, although rather heavy
for this °lass of athletios and somewhat
out of practice, npt having entered any ,
such competition for nearly a year, is
nevertheless, regarded, when in training,
as among the first on the Coast, was not
looked upon by the inner ring as having
any real show for the first place against
Gillies. A. Morrison was another good
man, one who has made a record and '
who was supposed to have an excellent
chance for second plane. Besides these,
there were five other entries, three of
whom were regarded me contestants for
the poeitiml next to the champion from
Seattle. When the eight men toed the
mark the betting was in favor Of Gillies.
When the shot was fired Perrie took the
lead, with Gillies and Morrison next him.
At the end of 100 yards Perrie still led
by a couple of feet, with Gillies emend.
From this time till the goal was reached
Perri° drew gradually ahead and mime
in about two yards winner, It was
evident to all who saw the race, that
while Gillies is a good runner, be has
neither the speed nor the wind to com-
pete with the 'Vancouver main. The
number was excellently contested, and
was won by Perrie in thirteen seconds.
Putting the shot (20 lbs), was tllo next
number and was open t0 all comers.
Thorn wore throe entries, two of whom,
G. Perri° and J. A. Murray, worn reeog-
rasod by the spectators as pretty well
matched in this particular game. Mtn,
ray has held the championship at putting
ibis pest eight or nine years at Now
Westminster and WWI regarded ms in.
vinoiblc. Porrie, however, took first
plana with ease, making a seers of 311 feet
bi• inches, with Murray 138 fent 3 dno11e0,
(1. Perrin, J. A. Murray and M. A.
Math0s0u entered for throwing the 011t Ib,
height, and while Perrin was regarded /IN
the beet nun, Mnrfily was looked mem
as a good e0ceml. The 1010111, however,
did not beat' out the expectation MA rn•
garde Murray, for viile he mads 11 gond
BOOM mol ((0.4 0)141111(12, by 1091+ risk lent
buh1nd Perrin. The result was Porrie
fleet 21 feel Mot ray 1 4 feet 3 2 0114 1.
Throwing the light Illuunher. For lids
number 1,111111 were live .11101:4, 011.1 it
wee made additionally intoresting by the Mummers' Assaaherlon.--The annual i lianito1a Excursions
fast that Perrin, one of the oonteetents, meeting of the Druggists Association of ' ,��jj
the Ouunt•of II uron 13rnso and Groy
bed agreed to give $25 to any one throw-
ing within ton feet of hie throw, This is
taking pretty big chanson 1011011 it le eon-
siderod that there are quite a number of
noted throwers in the Province, IIs ear-
ricil out hie chaAaugo, however, and sue.
moiled in winning. Ile made a more of
11313i foot, with Murray 108 feet, This
throw of Perrie's is the beet ever made
and beats the record for America, as
given in the Clipper Almanaok, in whioh
all the sporting rewrite are annuallypnb-
lished. The record there given is 126
feet, so that Porrie euooeedod in passing
this b.v 8' inches. The next number was
the great atbraotian of aha day, and the
one whioh drew a great portion of the
spectators to the grounde, viz., the wrest.
ling match, open to all comers, and for
which the only entries were G, Perrin
and Matsada Heralds/hi (the Jap). The
reputation of both men is by this time
pretty well known on the coast, and that
of ono of them, the Jap, ie equally well
known throughotht the whole North
American Continent. He has tried 00n-
olnsions with and beaten the most re- membership of 100,000,
monied wrestlers of the east end wens The (,mean's health is much improved
the championship badge awarded by R. since bar arrival at Beltucral,
K. Fox, of the New York Police. Gazette The German press is urging IEnglaud
in 188! to the best wrestler on the Con- to joi» tun erueadeagalnat btoAnurebbits.
onset. Since miming to the Coast Mr. Cholera has appeared in southern
Sorakichi hay - been suffering frons a Russia and is making its way westward,
severe cold, from which bo has not yet Eighty-four Prussians and Austrians
(mite recovered and 11e was not therefore have been expelled from Warsaw, Russia.
in his very host condition, lir. Perrin, A number of Chl'ixtians have boats
who is an old favorite in Vancouver, is trowsucreed by Mohammedans in Cid
once mere fu his best ooaditiou, barring Servia.
a little sm,herdaons flesh, and on that day The will of the late Mary A. Edson, of
was held in this town on the 22nd u11. I - UN ---
Amongst bhoeo in attendance were not. !
27
iced: DeWitt 14. Marlyn, Kinsardille; 'L'iiic 1%, ROLiU'h JulyMe, Wielhbman, Owen Sound ; A. Wil.
eon, Seaforth ; R. J, Muir and Mr, Eby, ;JUNE 24, RETURN AUGUST 4
Port Elgin ; Dr. Cameron, Owen Sound •
It, N. Thnrtnll end J, W. Struthers, JULY 8, RETURN AUGUST 18
Tooewater ; T. Pepper and G. A. Dad.
man, Brussels 1 Mr. Roberta, Seutortlh ;
0.10. Williams, Winglham. O131oers for
the ensiling year were appointed as fol.
lows ; DeWitt H. Marty11, President ;
62r. Wigbtmnn, 101 Vice -President ; A.
Wilson, 2nd Vlco'Preeidenb ; R. J. Muir,
Secretary ; Air. Eby, Treasurer, Pho
various committees were appointed.
After concluding the businsas, the assoc.
ration adjourned to m001111 Winghatn on
a date to bo named.
t,:teiiorill IV eawo.
Tho famine in the Soudan is said to be
spreading rapidly.
The London Tailors' Union has now a
dressed well at about 200 pounds. The
match began at a o'clock with the betting
Omit even. Perrin acted from the first
in the aggressive and after repeated and
determined attempts in wbi1111 the Jap
displayed marvellous dexterity and won-
derful agility, Perris succeeded in gain.
ing the first fall in 7, minutes. The
second fall, whioh occupied 0 minutes,
was if anything more exciting end better
contested than the first. The Jap got in
a great many line movements ; and at
one time odds were offered that he would
win. Perrie's serene coolness and skill,
however, rendered the Sap's beet efforts
abortive, and he at length succeeded in
gaining the fall, This closed the matoh.
The first fall was catch as -catch -can and
the second Grieco -Roman.
towel.
There is a splendid fruit pt'ospeet in
this section, which so far has not been
injured by frost.
The two Courts of the Canadian Order
of Foresters in town have jointly under-
taken to hold a Foresters' demonstration
on 1'ridoy 20th June. Invitations are
being sent to all the (Marta in Western
Ontario, and it is expected that many
of them will respond, the corning demon-
stration therefore promises to witness an
immense gathering of Foresters.
On Wednesday evening the members
of the town band met in their practice
room and presented John Watson, their
efficient Secretary, with a handsome
gold -headed cane, as a mark of their ap-
preciation of his valued services. Mr.
Watson has bean Secretary of the band
for a good number of years, and no
citizen of tihe town has taken a greater
interest in keeping up the band. Its
efficient organization is greatly due to
Mr. Watson, who has "stayed with the
boys" with a peraoveranee which was
well deserving of the recognition which,
be has received. Mr. Watson's conned.
tion with the band has been severed on
account of him taking a position as
traveller for a wholesale house.
15eatorih.
At Galt Saturday the Enron footba'i
club of Seaforth defeated the local club
by 1. goal to nil.
Thos. Dickson is having the material
laid down for the erection of a new brisk
residence on his property on North Main
Street. -
Mrs. Dr. Lynch and family, of Win-
nipeg, aro bete jest now, and will spend
the summer at the residence of Dr. Cole-
man, her parental home.
The Bradford, Ponnsylvanie Star,
speaks of a very peculiar and melancholy
accident which befell two little boys, aged
reepectively 13 and 14 years, sons of R.
W. Tranter, formerly of this county but
now of Bradford, and nephews of Wm.
Ballantyne, License Inspector of this
garbage heap on the street picking up
such things as might attract their fancy.
Unfortunately some remains of a former
g
1 cerfnema magazine had
been 1
essl
Y
deposited in this heap, and baits;; dis-
turbed by the lads an explosion took place
injering them so severely that one of
them has since died, and the other is so
mutilated and injured that Lis recovery
is doubtful, and even in the event of re-
covery he will be diefigured for life.
W ing hem.
The bricklayers have commenced on
John Hanna's new residence.
The stonework of the new town hall
is being pushed along very well by the
contractors.
A pair of handsome statues of Sir
John Macdonald and Sir Charles Tupper
are to be seen in Gereber's jewelry store
window.
On Wednesday afternoon, while work.
ing, on the roof of J. R. Reynold's house,
Wmgham, John Gray fell from the ridge -
hoard to the ground below, obi:Rdpg on
his head and shoulders. He be infured in.
ternally, au4 eaffere intensely, but hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
YOUNG M9N'9 Lumen, Orme.—A largely
attended meeting of Young Liberals was
held iu the MoKenele Monk, when it was
decided to form a Young Men's Liberal
Club. After certain preliminaries had
been gone through with, the following
otitoers were elected for the cement year :
—Goo. MoKenzie, Honorary President ;
R. Vanstone, President ; Goo. IIender-
non, lot Viso President; Dr. Jas. IL.
Macdonald, 2nd Vico President ; Geo.
Luke, Secretary ; Fred Thomson, Treas.
near. An Executive committee was
named, to consist of repreaculabives from
the different municipalities, as follows
Par Winghatn --J. 1:. 13ratvin, W. T. J.
Heine th, 11,+1,1 McKenzie and George
Now York, bequeathed about 5310,000 for
religions and charitable objects.
Tuesday morning Lima, Peru, had the
severest earthquake experienced for many
years. No loss of life is reported.
It is said that the principal breweries
of Sart Francisco have been sold to an
English syndicate for $7,000,000.
Thirty people wore killed last week at
San Francisco by a portion of a train
dropping through an open draw.
The bookmakers of St. Louie had a
wire tapped on them on Saturday and
lost 610,000 on the last race at Latonia.
Tho polios of San Francisco have re-
fused to allow Peter Jackson and Jaok
Ashton to spar in the opera house there.
The revision committee of the Presby-
terian, General Assembly of the United
States will meet on the liras Tuesday in
October at Pittsburg.
The General Assembly of the Free
Church of Scotland has refused, by a
vote of 302 to 207, to prosecute Prof.
Brace, of Glasgow, for heresy.
A bill forbidding all ohildren under 18
years of age from smoking in public
places has just pawed the New York As-
sembly. It will now be in order for the
small boy to get behind the barn.
Rev. Dr. Barrett, of St. Stephen's R.
C. church, was shot on his doorstep in
Chicago and fatally wounded by an le•
sane young man named Cady, who pro-
fessed to be dying from heart trouble.
Postmaster.General Wanamaker, of the
United States, is eomidering the question
of introducing underground pneumatic
tubes into the large post -offices of the
country and the departments at Wash-
ington.
The widow of Fireman Everist, killed
lately in the discharge of his duty, has
received from five young men, of York-
ville, who got up a benefit conoert in St
Paul's Hall, the sum et $131, the pro•
seeds of the eon00rt.
The Newfoundland constable who was
abducted by the French fishing vessel
Marie was placed on Bed Island from
whioh pace he was rescued by the Fret -
oh warship Innere and returned to his
home at Port au Basque.
An American contemporary holds that
Kentucky is improving because it was
proposed the other day to settle a dispute
between two legislators with the fists in.
stead of with knives oe pistols. Fists
aresofer at a long range.
The Loudon Standard's Berlin corre-
spondent says the Czar has declared that
in the event of a Franoo•Germ-on war he
will not on any account interfere by force
of arms and that he will neither attack
Germany himself nor enter into an al-
liance with France.
The General Assembly of Presbyter-
ian Ohuroher Saratoga on Saturday came
to an agreement on the revision question.
Arsvising committee is to be given
oharge of the work, and they are to be
limited by instructions not to impair the
Calvinistic system of dootorine.
A wealthy draper, whose name is a
household word in Berlin, has become in -
same. He oele11rated his birthday last
tinvitingnumb f friends
month bya er o
to play nnepins, When they arrived.'he
began to throw the piths and balls at their
heads, inflicting dreadful injuries.
Mansfield Icing, the eelf.00nfessed
murderer, borne thief and all-around
criminal in jail at Clayton, Mo., hes
been identified as the man Wells, who
forced Cashier Moffatt of the First
National Bank of Denver to hand over
'$21,000 in sash in March, 1889, at the
point of a revolver. King has confessed
that he robbed Moffatt,
The village of Loveland, Iowa, was ne-
arly totally destroyed by a huge water
spout Monday. Loveland is located in
the Beyer Valley, in a gully. A terrffio
storm, amounting to a cloud burst, passed
over the valley, breahing about a mile
above the town, sweeping down the street
and leaving hardly a house in the town,
The lose of life, as far as has been heard
from, includes Mrs. Sayles, an aged lady,
and her 9011 and others, whose names are
unknown. One family was taken off the
tree tops this morning, where they had
been swept by the flood. One of the
family was ew°pt pest and drowned. The
search for missing bodies is so far un.
suasoesfnl,
Fred Erick Romano, a burly Italian
blacksmith, lived with hie wife and font
children hi the tenement at 27 Mulberry
street New York. Recently ho became
insanely joalons and left ods family. Tho
wife Worked to support herself and the
ohlldrou and ler mother, Mrs, Arado.
The blaoksulitlt thought she was being
supported by a fellow eonutryntau and
Saturday night visited the house armed
with two ravolyer7. Itltslting into t.hn
bed tromp where his wife wee he blitzed
Ellac0tt ; for Tnrnberry .Tae. Maxwell, away at her. The wife tell to the floor
,lee. Henderson, Gavin Wilson, Joihn wounded and when her mother hurried
Moffat ; Jnr Morris —Archibald Callhn• ' to her assistltfe,l 110113alno allot her in the
right breast. Else too, sank to tate floor.
Romano rotut'eo,l to the larger room and
shot himself 1ga111 and again in the neck.
Itis said hu fired s00111 builats into WM-
bell, .1149, I(.alidersatl, 'I hoe. Hondaraan ;
for blest \Vawanosh- \Vm. Wilson, David
Currie, W, (x Salter, A. 1;00114111100 wag
411. ,4111cd 10 drafl• it (1nnatdtntion and by.
laws for ilio government of the club. self, A pante ensued moron; the t0alalfl 4,
1)r. Macdonald. ill. 0, was peasant, ttnd +'rho po1100 arrived and the three wound.
delivered an a44he"-), .1plunmi t mot o; Ih.l person9 wore tdkon to the 11010,01.
lhr (no•,tione that 91• olds am t.ha pre Romano will d.,ubtd,'.ol .lv', but his in.
vMoe ill pinacnt, tended vieinto will liik•ly recover.
'10 TILE FOf,1,0301N0 POINTS :
'z'xc=E'rs letoressen
Brussels and Return
GLENBORO' $28 00
DELORAINE
SALT COATS
MOOSEMIN
MOOSEJAW
CALGARY
28 00
28 00
28 00
80 00
35 00
Purchase these Tickets from
T, Fnl:TchIwL and you will Save
change of route and get Colonist
Sleeper through from Toronto,
Without Change.
Reduced Fares and Stop Over
went of Winnipeg for points not
reached by these Excursions.
T. Fletcher. - G.T.R. Town Ag't
11IOtiEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
' perty at
6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
MEAT AIARKET,
MAIN
STREET,
BRUSSELS,
ANDRBW ; CVRRIE, ; PRCPRZEToa,
FreSll 111111
Salt Heats of
the best heat
sly always on
11 111111 and de.
livered to
any part or
the Village
Free er
Charge.
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE
Vett Cattle Wanted
For which the highest market price
will bo paid, I also make a specialty of
buying Hides and Skins. Don't forget
the plane, next door to Fletcher's Jewel-
ry Store.
A. CURRIE.
WOOL Y WOOL
Ally Quantity of Fleece Wool'
Wanted at Highest Market I'rk.a
111 CASA.
Farmers can do better by sell-
ing their Wool for Cash >ttsd!
then trade where they please,
r1311ying, 118 usual, all kitics;
of Grain.
R. GRAHAM, Brusseff;,.
M0N11 TO LCAN.
1V.L Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
'ttt-
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Company Fu112k,,.
A1,PPL'fi TO
J.C.Jleflbrnau, A.. Yo
Val llator . Agent;,
Ethel P.O., Ont.,
THOS, FLETCHER/
:Practical ITrcctcltrtzak ef'
and Jeweler.
Thanking the public for past favors zsdn
support and wishing still to seeuve
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES—
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Ittalsos
fully warranted by ns.
Clocli,s of the
Latest Desigi",
JEWELRY !
WEDDING RINGS,
L,oDIEa GEu Rlvos,
Broocnxs,
Eennl1e^., 's:,
r..Also a Full Line of Vrotlxs treat
Violin Strings, re., in stock.
.1-.10.-lssurer or Marriage License's.
T. Fletcher, - Brussells
—)AEE THIS WEEK SHOWING( --
Special Bargains in Boys and Girls Sailor gad
Which we are Clearing Out at Wholesale Price,
OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS
5 Dozen Sailors at 15e. worth 25o..
8 Dozen Sailors at 25e. worth 35c.
8 Dozen Sailors at 45e. worth 65e.
Also a Special Line Men's Straw Hats at 15c., worth 2..
FF.RG USON �' B��LLID�l Y', "Mama fees,
Don't Forget our Curtain Sale, whichl. iv..
Still Going On.
STET Ikt}
A
—FOR—
e
Mowers, Binders and Threshers:
Very Heavy Body,
Great Endurance,
Perfectly Pure,
Does Not Gu.'n,
THE BEST MACHINE OIL. IN THE MARKET,
\I ANlTFAreURb11) 111'---
r��, _ i t A.dg e &
1'J.1'1)1)1 11.A.--111RAN(111 AT K'l'Il.t1•14)1lb.
FOP
Sale A.
l� � �• T 1
1 aP Sale M. McKay & Co.. Br ussol 0
by� 7