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The Brussels Post, 1890-9-12, Page 44 DHE i$ USS' ELS PUS1 New Advertisements. Local --Thos Selly.. Local—Dr. Sinclair• Drugs—J. T, Pepper, Te Rent—Geo. Burton. For Sale—Mrs. Carrie. Groceries --Geo. Thompson. Looai—W, Nightingale & Co. Looul—Coohreae & Johnston. Winter Clothing—A. R. Smith. Notioe—Turnbull & Ballantyne. Ube 7extostis Vest. FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1890. TRH Globe says :—"The Manitobans are talking about eslabliehing a bureau for insuring props against hail. The re. sent hail storm in Southern Manitoba has ehnpoverished some of the settlers. Last year the Neepawa district was strnok; next year some other portion of the Province may be visited. The Tribune, of Winnipeg, suggests that the Local Government should take hold of the scheme and create a bureau on the aseesemnt principle, every settler being taxed to make good the losses of individ• aal sufferers. The agricultural imple- ment men are 'booming' the movement and something may come of it, though it would be probably better if, instead of invoking the assistance of the Govern- ment, the settlers were to organize a co- operative company by their own unaided efforts." Tan carelessness displayed by many parents as to the regular attendance at school in this and other places is to be deplored. The Guelph Council is about to pass a by-law, whereby, after the present year, the School Board will col. lect their own taxes. The object of this change is to arouse a more general in- terest in the business and expenditure of the Board, it being thought that if the people paid their school taxes separately, and were thus made plainly aware of the amcant asked for the purpose, they would become more alive to the import. sane of educational matters and their management. If a few examples were made of those who persistently refuse to comply with the requirements of the School Law there would likely be an awakening on this very important natter. Wiwi attraction will draw the biggest crowd, is the question engaging the at- tention of the big agricultural shows. The big ox, log cabin quilt, and 100 potted pumpkin are a matter of history, being supplanted be horse racing, balloon ascensions, juggling, &e. While there is a necessity to get out of the old groove there is a tendency to run to the other extreme. An exchange says on this sub, ject :—"The teriff reformers of the State of New Xork have this fall taken ad• vantage of the desire of the managers of the local agricultural fairs to provide at. tractions, and have begun a novel educa- tional campaign. Arrangements have been made for a series of tariff debates at the more important agricultural fairs. Prominent speakers on both sides of the question have been secured, and, for the time being, these discussions, ,instead of public weddings, balloon asoeneions and tight rope walking, form the most at - native feature of the show. This is a new development of the fair idea, and it is a good one, for a great public question, such as that of the tariff, is more likely to be discussed on its true merits before farmers than from a political platform." Tan Toronto News says :—"Charles Rykert was quietly snubbed at the Con- servative gathering at Port Colborne, whither be bad been invited by someone unknown. The two doctors, Ferguson and Montague, whaled the Equal Righters annexatiouiets in good set terms, The erowd cheered, the band played, while the gloomy Charlie strode around the grounds waiteug for someone with less sense than himsall to call upon him to air Mia grievances. But no one called upon him, him the Charlie who was won't eel to hurrah and hobnob with them, art j lwt tickle their ears with praise of the grand I a", old cause. But tbie local chieftain has i run his length, lie preferred Sam's the money to retirement upon a good name, tit] cud the people leave him alone with Mie ran choice. It will be the same when he gone it ,r to Ottawa. Men who were with him bo. tha fore will be distant from him, and the neither his speech nor bis influence will 7I command any attention. The best thing res he can do is to resign and give himself to ed i his private business. He has attended 11 his own political funeral." C el waking the dsae1 of Sahara to bloc. sant as the rose by irrigating it by means of artesian wells, or letting in the sea. le Lord Sallebnry said, "the soil is somewhat light,' yet light exile in tropical olimatos yield abundantly if the supply of water can be kept up, but that is the trouble. Estimates of eugiaeere show that a great lake cannot be formed in the depression of the Sahara, for the simple reason that the dry air and burn. ing sun would dry up the water so rapid- ly that a oanal large enough to supply even a small lake would be out of the question. Perth County. The St. Marys Town Hall was reduced to ashes on Wednesday night of last week. The Goderioh Cadet Tempters of Tem- perance had their photos taken in a group. Stratford has a disgraceful, fie ntrong•amelling den in the shape look -up, says the Sun, A party of six government engin are taking a survey and soundings of Godorieh harbor. They will be there several weeks. The $22,000 estate of Kintner Bros Mitchell and Sebringville, who asshg to C. B. Armstrong, of London, a w ago, was sold to Edward A. Kastner the rate of about 70 cents on the dol Geo. C. Gibbon's represented the pre pal creditors. The Monkton Cheese and Butter sold four hundred boxes of cheese Alex, MaLareu at 8 Dente per you The buyers say this lot, which was m in July, is one of the best lots made Oetarto for that month, Mr. Ha stands as e. oheesemaker second to in Canada. The body of the man found dead on street in Stratford hes been identified that of Sohn R. Porter, of Torun Thos. Porter, a brother of the demi m went to Stratford to take charge of remains. Be says the deceased was o roving disposition, He was at bis b tber's house in Toronto a fortnight a The following motion was brought at the last meeting of the Mitchell To Council, bat it was defeated by 7 to 3 "That this council regrets that ranee money should have been allowed to ta place in the Driving Park—that such hibitions are demoralizing to the you of the town and altogether evil in th tendencies in the community. One of the seventeen in all On who was awarded by the Senate of t University of Toronto first-class houo in mathematics was a daughter of Crew, of the Stratford Beacon job d partment. She also gained second -a! honors in French. The young lady w educated in the common and high sane, at Barrie. As Jas. 'talkers, of Rock's mill, w driving home rather late one evening, 1 was attacked in a swamp on the 10 eon„ Logan, by a mare who demand his money. Mr. leathers' very aorpule form proved quite a protection to kin then, as it enabled him to leave the en lying wounded on the road, he soon r covered, however, and escaped for h life. The London Advertiser says :—An other "cruelty to animals" case w aired at the Polios Court one day recen ly in which Hugh et. Douglas was th complainant and Thos. McLean, a can dealer of Godericb, the defendant. Dau las was put in the box and end that the evening of June 26th McLean hired horse for the evening but did not rater for three deys and three nighte. T1 horse was over driven and out in all fou legs, with sores and scabs wherever th harness came in contact with the akin Witnees had to procure a veterinary stir geou, pay his bill and have the horse idl on his hands for two weeks. In oro examination he admitted that he h laid the complaint to secure damages io the injury done. The Magistrate sae the case was one for the Divielou Court It was all nonsense to drag McLean ore of his bed in the middle of the night, treatment to which he (the Magietrate) had also been subjected. The charge wa dismissed. The Clinton New Era says :---A decie- n was given by Judge Doyle in a ease 'ed here at the Division Court Sittings heoh has very considerably surprised r cattle dealers and is of some imiior nee to those concerned, Some time o cattle dealer Baker bought from one bt. Brown a lamb for $4.20 paying in oeuut of such purchase 81 and later on o same day a further sane of $2. The nth was not in a fit state to be tohered and it was agreed that Brown ould keep it for at least a month. 13e - e Baker sent for the lamb it had died, t Brown concealed this feet until be d Men paid the balance of his purchase nay. Baker brought suit to recover price of the lamb but Judge Doyle that the lamb wits at lee riek end Brown's, that it had passed to Baker, t es a consequence Brown was entitled his money. The butchers and drovers mtain that such is not the usage of trade but that before the seller is en - ed to his unpaid pavane money he st deliver the cattle or sheep alive. o decision of Judge Doyle will snake teeeeaary to have a distinct agreement t the seller shall in all oases produce animal alive, ere fa au item from St. Mary's cor- pendent of the Mitchell Advocate that I prove of interest to the faiende of se Clench in this neeghborhood : A le over a year ago, when Miss Lenora le teas on her way home from Ger- ny, it was stated in these columns that russian Count was accompanying her n escort, and would claim her band marriage on their arrival in her native d. Our authority for Ube statement eapposed to be infallible, but as the nt did not put in appearance we look - mon the story as a myth, Early last it, however, a veritable Gorman Count ted up in our midst as the gust of s Nora, and at once revived the nem on of her betrothal. During the year e hiss Clnch's return mite has char. the hearts of all !overs of high class in in various pr eta of Canada and the hboring republic, and much as wo ire the Count's expellant tasty and set his good intentions, we sen only o that he dues not Intend to rob as of brightest jewel. Wo parted with igoland without shedding a tear, and pleased to notice that the inhabitants the little island gave the Keeler. a ty reception, but there ie a point at oh oven German aggreesivoness ceases e tolerable, Geo, Dale. of Hallett, delivered fall wheat and found that 1t turned out 65 lbs. to the bushel and 42i bushels to the 0000. Town & Hamlink, two enterprieing Amerioane from New York State, have leteed the Palaoe Roller Rink, Goderloh, and during the Peet week breve put in all necessary machinery for oondeo1ing sno- oessfully a first oless fruit evaporating bueinese, They claim that they wilt re- quire at least 18,000 bushels of apples this season. One evening recently as Win, Vipond was working on his farm near Donegal, he name across what 18 familiarly known es a "bee tree." Having a sweet tooth in hie head Will at once took meeeuros to enure their hoard of treasure, which be managed to capture after le bard battle, he being stung no fewer than eight or nine times. A large amount of comb filled with a reasonable quantity of fine honey rewarded Will for his plank. i11 be Huron County. The new postof 100 at Goderioh w thy, opened on Oot, 1st. of a Knox oburoh, Goderioh, ie now lighted sore by four electric lights. the Godericb council places its estimate for for printing for one year at $175. Mexicau Charlie and "Tommy" bled of the Laborites to the tune of $150 with o ned thEd. Campaigne, of Goderioh, has a eels baby alligator about 8 inches long, whioh ler.Dr. McLean brought tip from Florida, nci_ The editor of the Luoknow Sentinel in recording the advent of another son ire Co. his household adds—delinquentsubeorib. to ere will please note thie fact. nbo The new iron bridge at Fullerton is completed - gens a an of 129 ade feet in the olear, is an overhead with in poste, twenty feet high and a firet•olass 0019 strnotur0. none The tenth quarterly meeting of the the Stanley, Tuakeremith and Hay Sabbath ae School Association will be held on Fri- day, Sept. 26th, in the Union (March, to. Bruoefield. the The voting oma by-law to aid Cliff & t e Forster, of the Central furniture factory, by way of a loan of $5,000 took place in ro- Lecknow and was carried by a vote of go' 131 to 36. up Cole & Town, from Now York State, wn have rented the large shop on the corner for of high Street, at Clinton, and are pntt- ke • ing to a oornplene apparatus for evapor- ating apples. ex- th Ellen Brice, aged about eleven, daugh- ter of Geo. Brice, Turnberry, fell from a swing one day reoently, putting both toric shoulders out and featuring a bone in Mer left wrist. he Wilbur Nugent has resigned bis pee- r° as toucher in the Mitchell high School, having accepted a similar situa• 0- tion in the Essex Centre high School, at ase a much higher salary. Is The Council of the township of Downie offer a reward of 8200 for the ap- es prehension and conviction of the party of re parties who left a child at the door of th Alex. Gastor, Sunday. ed Mayor Butler is negotiating for a large tit alligator which he will place in charge of the fountains on the Square, to put terror ani into the young scamps who pelt stones at the fish now in the basins at Godericb, The pupils of the Collegiate Institute, is Stratford, presented John B. Wilson, IB. A., the retiring English master, with a as complimentary address and two easy t choirs. He has since left for Winnipeg. ( Dundan McConnell, plasterer, of Luck - now, met with a very serious accident ale the other day, by falling from the roof of Doti a house near Langeide. One of his legs a was broken and he also received other n serious injuries. Th The libel instituated by C. le Clare r Ellis, local reporter for the Times, Strut. ford, against the editor of the Sun and the editor of the Beane, of that city, has boon settled, both the defendants e having apologized to the plaintiff. se C. H. Wilson, jr., presented the Green• ad way postmaster with a stalk of corn r which measured 11 feet 2 inches in d length, which grew on his farm, Iot 43, township of Stephen, in less than three h months, it grew an average of 1} inches a a day from the time it wee sown. Last year, D. Dickinson, of Clinton, e set out, with others, a cabbage plant. It did not grow during the year, but re- mained stationary, and was in the ground all winter. This spring, ae it still seem. ed to be alive it was left untouched, and ' hae during the year grown to a good sized head. Alt T, Fulton was at work on his farm neer Brewster, one day recently, be heard his clog barking in the bush near by and upon going over to see what was there he was surprised to see, what he took to be a large brown bear come down net of a tree and maks off through the woods, lent as Tom had no arms with him he thought it bestnot to try to make too close an acquaintance with bruin. A young lady of Se. Marys while get- ting roto a vehicle at ono of the livery stables a few days ago met with what might have been a severe aeoident, The stepping stool was minus one of its logs and capsized while the young lady was stepping from off it into the buggy, caus- ing her to fall heavily and injuring ono of her legs. She now proposes to present the proprietor with the orutoh she is obliged to use for a forth leg to his stool. The Luokiow Sentinel says :—Tho Mitchell edvorbiser man ought to be happy. He is editor and proprietor of the Advertiser, agent for the Domiulon Line of Royal elail steamshipe, agent for the 0, P. R. Telegraph Co„ rune a book store, sells wall paper, repairs watches, cloaks, jewellery, sewing machines, etc., is an auctioneer, and twelve children call him "pal" It is enough to make the Arizona Kicker man tarn green with 01157. Rather a costly smash happened at the Dominlon Laboratory, Exeter, on Satur- day night. It appears that the clerk, IYfr. Russell, had left a burning lamp under a large piece of plate glens which was above and attached to a show can, on which were a number of china cups and senors and different other glass ornaments, when the Heat became so int tense as to 00,000 the glace to oracle, thus letting the entire decorations down and smashing them to atoms, which was to the amount of about $11. The show case as it hap1:ens was not broken. Ninety barrels of the yolks of eggs were nn odd itnportion from Syria to Paris. The yolks are to be used in the pro - Dantean of loather of vory fine quantity. The 1,000 union Miners of the Stand - a rd coke works at Benedetti, Pa„ have strrck agahtet nnorganizod labor. The Cunene have boon banked and the plant is new abandoned, io tri NV ere ta set Ro ac tit la bre sh for bre ha mo the 11 ma ale A lunette arose the Sahara desert, ass from Algeria to Lake Tolled, at an esti. in mated cost of about twenty-two millions was of dollars, is rho latest Frond, engineer- Cou ing project. One of the groatost on- sd 1 gineering feats of modern tines, the sea level Suex Camel, is the work of lrenob engineers, to that great projects propelled by thorn cannot be sneered at. The British aro about to build a lino from Mombasa to Lake Victoria, and the Ger- mime are shipping rails fora road along the coast of their possession, whether railways will take tie plane of earool and our slave caravans in Africa is a problem to Hel be solved, Africen commerce has never 0.re amountoci to mucli, and it is donhtr:d by of many authorities whether it Ivor 0071 bo developed. The French hen Boma idea wee tort Mie Pati sine med mus neig edit rasp hat hear will to b WINTER CLOTHING OVERCOATS! SUITS! FUR COATS! Come, let us have a Talk Together. We do not ask you to believe anything only your own eyes. You know Desirable Goods when you see them. Your taste names the style. We vouch for the Quality and Prises, .A. great variety of the New Fall Purchases are Ready for your Inspection, Ordered Clothing! Ordered Clothing! 13A±-.0POR THE PEOPLM_ Ordered Clothing values are ignored. Cost of goods disregarded. We are prepared to take your order for Suits from $10.00 up. We can show you more New Tweeds and Worsted Coatings, Over -Coatings and Meltons than any other store in town. Pants to Order, $3.00. NEW DRESS GOODS ! New Mantle Cloths, Piles of New Shawls, New Opera Shawls Bought at Half Price in Toronto Iast week. READY-MADE CTOTHING! For the last twelve years back we have, shown and sold five times as much Ready -Made Clothing as any other store in town, and are bound to keep up our reputation. Overcoats for $•1,50, worth double the money. Fine Melton Overcoats worth $16, we sell for $10,00. A. R. SMITH, - Brussels, Ont. eeeenca-al Nov.. The potato blight has appeared in Scotland. The cholera is increasing in the Span. ish Provinces. Bishop Leahy, of Dromore, Ireland, died Saturday. Senor Eepadow, the renowned Cupan pianist, is dead. A portion of Jamaica has suffered sev- erely from drought, The Bank of Hamilton has decided to isane 8250,000 additional stock. John L. Sullivan's father died at Boa - ton Sunday of typhoid pneumonia. Lilian Grubb, the actress and opera singer died at Baltimore Sunday aged 25. In Rochester the street railway lines are being changed into an eleatrio sys- tem. Sharp Butterfield, of Windsor, will be one of the judges of poultry at the World's Fair at Chicago. P. Lillico, of Listowel, will start a banker's and broker's business in Bran- don, Man., in the near future. A rumor is current in Paris that Is. mail Pasha, ex.kehdive of Egypt, has been poisoned at Constantinople. Ten Frenoh•Canadian tramps were eeutenoed to twenty days each by the Belleville police magistrate on Monday. Stanley is enjoying himself in, the tite and snd hes gained et strength. He ghas lycl clin imbed 1otno glacier. The captain of a Frenoh fishing sch- ooner who carried off a Newfoundland constable hae been [tweeted and sentenced to three months in jail. Fanny Campbell, 154 Chestnut street, Toronto, fell at Elm and Younge Satur- day evening by stepping on a banana peel and fractured her leg. She was re- moved to the hospital in the ambulance. Thomas 13. Bryan, first vioe.prsaident of the Chicago World's Colombian Ex. hibitiou, hes resigned because some news. paper men and prominent citizens said $10,000 a year was too large a salary for him. There are now 120 women in the Ber- lin telephone exchanges. It has been deaicled to use only women in the future, as it hae been found that their voices are much more audible than man's, owing to the higher pitch, The Streotville Review says that a fair- haired youth, with a sandy moustache gently curled up at eachpend, has victim- ized over fifty young ladies there by baa+- ing them out of 50 Dente each, which they paid to join the Professor's saliool of pro• gresslvo art. The opening camp, the Pro- faner creme not. A boy about 15 ,years old, named Welter Cantron, whose parents reside at 131aomRold, was working 0e a farm band for J. V. Cooper. Ile was ono day last week riding to the field on horseback. The horse having ]harness on ran away, throwing the boy. His foot untangled fn the harness and he wan torn limb from limb and died before aesistanco could loaner him. P. Thompson, of Prue Canyon, Cal, an a boo tree last week. In taking out the honey he found several hawk's eggs incorporated in different layers of comb. The comb had been built about the eggs ire anoh a manner as to leave them in the center, Evidently there had bean a nonteee as to the right of posncezion be- tween bird anti insoot, and the latter heel settled the base withnut recenr4o to the 001101X, .e_x,x, saxes, Goderieh, Sept. 15, 16 and 17. Listowel, Sept. 17, 18 and 10. Western—At London, Sept. 18 to 27. Mitchell, Sept. 23 and 24. Seaforbh, Sept. 30 and Oot. 1. Wingham, Sept. 50, Oct. 1. Atwood, Oct, 2. Walkerton, Sept. 30 to Oct. 8. Clinton, Oct. 1, 2 and 3, Brussels, Oct.2 and 3. Belgrave, Oet. 7 and 8. Morrie Branoh, Blyth, Oct. 0 & 10. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE with good garden, well and stable Appy to MR3. TUIINBOLL, Mechanic Street, ARMS FOR SALE. --THE UN• Bala and tocrenS easy terms, luts several ind Townships of Morris aid Grey. P. S. Bb OTT, Brussels, 87-10. CARD.— I understand that a rumor has been industriously olrculated that will not go withoutat i foundation. 11 is uevidently done for a purpose. WM, GRAIIAltf, M. D. ETALE.BRED JERSEYS. Jea aware mins0tween ary anaygodIllkig015 makes thevery best for either cheese or butter. For particulars regarding my Jersey Bull apply at my Drug and Book Store, G.A. D10ADMAN, Bruesehs, `05 REWARD,— l Lost on Theteday, July aril, on the street in Wroxeter, a parcel of bills, amounting to 88,9, and a promissory note drawn by John Sanderson in favor of Jane Walker for 3000, slated Jnue 0th, las„ and haring a payment of 0850 mimed on the bash thereof, dated April 11 th 1800, A re- ward theoabove, 00 25.00 050 suchainformation e will load thereto, .111 parties aro warned against negotiating the above mentioned note, the same etrg ulyWoxe, July '00, JANE WALKED, ot1Ce to the Public, lIaving sold my interest in the Buse, nese carried on in this town ander the style of Turnbull & Ballantyne to Mn. SAnrosr, Winson, who will carry on busi- ness in the 01d Stance under the firm of Ballantyne Sc. Wilton. I Hope the public will still continue to give thorn the liberal support they have accorded in tto past, JAS. A, J.URNBULL. 1@,.00JOU1'e4Tisti Due the Firm of Turnbull & Bnllautyno tip to August 22nd, 1800, to 110 Settled by Cash or Note by Oat. 1st, 1900, Saidflrm will Pay all debts die against them up to August 20th, 1800. TURNBBULL f BALLANTYNy1, OTICE TO CREDITORS.— XV 1110 metier of the estate of Cuenr.Es DAnitss,ot the Township of Grey, i0 the County of Huron, farmer, debtor. All aro her eby untitled tolsettle thethe sameabove witestate the undersigned at once. A. 11A0MANN, Oranbrook, Bent, 8, 100. Asshoxas, PATENTS Caveats, Meet nen and Trade . Marks secured and all oer atnt cases in e Pent Moe th- beforetheOourtspromptly ad caret llypat- tendedto, Upon receipt of model or slteteh of invention, I Make careful examination, and advise as to patentability free of (Marge. Pees moderato, aud I make no charge unless patent is scoured. Information, advice and special references sent on appplioatio u, J. R,LITTELL, Washington, 13.0„ U.B. Patent Office.off liIONEY TO LOAN. Any Amount of Money to Loan ou Farm or Village Pro- perty at 6 & 6 Per Cent., Yearly. Straight Loans with privilege of repaying then required. Apply to A. Hunter, Division Court Clerk, Brussels, Oily Tongued Agents will try to draw Attention fi'onl this Notice, NEVER MIND 1 Call and Judge for Yonreolves all who are in want of the following Our Single Furrow Plows sell from $12.00 to $14.00. We draw Special Attention to our Two FtirrMeV Plows, which sell from $10 to 118, Straw Cutters, $40, G Iiuife Pulpors, $14. PLOW POI lei Pt'4 Of All Makes. The following aro some of them :—Verity, 'Wilkin- son, Copp, Advance and Smith's Falls, Kept Constantly on Hand at 10e. per Point. Gang Points, 213c. eaeb. Second-hand horse l'ower's of different snakes Clloap. Large Planer; elouldlug lfaehlne and- BMW ndBnacb Saw Cor nn►e. W. R. WILSON, 1:lrut8010 I' htlildry.