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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-2-4, Page 5e�lr" FEB. 4, 1887, E•;ailut t,.(IUs, c,vane) voolc. Rev, Man Stevenson, of Molesworth, preached Lore lardeinuday. The annual oongrogadionat tneeting of Rime Unwell was hold last weak, Charlet; Demos, who was summoned for trial, last week, for violating the provi- eiona of the Canada Temperance Act was not proven guilty. Several members of the Foresters Lodge attended the fnuerttl of their brother Fe - router, Thomas, Sloan, at Blyth on neon. day of tide week. The trustiest of our school have engag- ed A, Revntann ee assistant toacsher for tho next live months, as bho attentlaneo w0,0 too large for one toucher Mr. Ray• mann commenced work this' week. • 0 Tedorrtes. Mies nary Ireland is visiting friends in Mofiillop township. The tatta111 has sounded and the two political parties aro arranging their forc- es for tho battle of the 22nd. Tho 0 of a majority given to the Conservative can- didate li years aeo should be wiped out, - The i'oreet"rs hold their Musical and Literary eutortainment on Friday even- ing of nett wcok, in the Township Hall. After tea a splendid program will be tak- cum,' ems -Ming o f addroasoe readings, recital 'em halnyemsand vocal and u - atru,neetat music. If the evening is fine Glove will be a largo attendance without a doubt.. Ilratssnir.—Last Wednesday Thos. Sample and Miss Isabella Robertson, of date tiemeihlp, wero united is the borels of ,••edinek. Tho nuptial bow was tied at the manse, Blyth, by Rev. A.MeLean. This event will not take the public by ell prise as people imagined Ton meant business. Mr. Mind Mrs, Sample have the best wishes of a largo circle of friends and acquaintances, Ethel. Sunt , s 'rn r..—A sherd time ago, in the .1 evening two ,non drove up to the Metho- dist parsonage in a Cutter, and demen- ded the privilege to put the herso in the stables, Tho minister readily consented, and went with oto of the men to pit the horse away, and while thus engaged a double team canto into the yard, turner, round and drove away, but when the preacher and his friend came book to the bongo t't hi" surprise ho found ten bags of rafts, for Ilia horse., (27 bushels in all.) These were sent by the members of the ithur.sli and congregation. Tho minister had take)) upon himself to prepare the ehIl it e , f•n• ilio Christmas tree entertain• *neat, :noel the friends did this to shote their appreeiaion -of his work. His horse, if he (meld nndorstand like the boy would like for t',hriettnas to conte three or four tulles a year These :tete of kindnoss do much cool. By the bye ho was not for- got -tee on the Christmas treo for some Unit-, n. lady no doubt, put on a beautiful pair of hid mitts for him. May all those Fri- na-' ,•fusty many blessings, and at lest eternal life, iivl> #ki. J. '.'r'xlkcr, of (Aman s, r.,ent anuday in town, ',','nikt'r rot:trued to Detroit the; .;cel:. 1'. Belly .. Co., etre puttiug a new boil- er in :heir sawmill this wook. Joe. Eolith loft here an Monday last fur London, where he has %cured a situ- ation. Wo aro pleased to state that Jas. 'talar shall, who has been very ill, is able to bo around again. Mies Ruth Jones returned home last week after spending a few weeks visiting friends in Thorold. ]neve Jt S. Fisher, of Holmesyilio, oe- oupicd the pulpit in the Methodist ohnroh on ",undo) evening last. A joint political meeting will bo held here on Friday evening, when melodramas will bo delivered by Masers. Farrow and Macdonald. A. load of young folks drove to the resi- dence of Mr. Jacobs on Friday evening last end spent a very enjoyable time in tripping the light frantasttc, &o., till the wee sant' homes of the nicht, One clay last week the youngest daugh- ter of Goo. (•1. Rowed, while riding on a Sleigh was severely hurt, the sleigh run- ning over her log and severely injuring ft. Tho little patient, however, is improving gradually and will be around again in a few days. This should be a warning to children not to jump en sleighs. It is our sad and puiofnl duty this week to record the death of ono of l3lyth's most popular citizens, iu the person of Thos. W. Sloan, who died at his father's resi- dence on Friday, 281% alt. Deceased had been in California and Arizona for acme time to try and improve bis health, but finding it of no avail returned home a short time ago and iuccombed to that dreadful disease, oansumption. 13is funeral took place on Monday, Jan. 31st, and was the largest procession over wit- nessed in this neighborhood, young and old tanning out and paying honor to their deeetteedfviand. Tho deceased was buried with forestry honors, of which he was a member. The friends of the deceased have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole oouviitmity in their sac. bereavement. The annual mooting of the Blyth Branch Bible Society was held in the Methodist church on Tuesday evoning lash whon. Rev. Mr. Manley and the rest: dont cjargy addressed the meeting. N. H. Young templed the chair, and after few brief ronnarlte introducedthe prineip- al eponher, Rev. Mr. Manley, who deliver- ed a mist pleasing and interesting lec- ture. Mr. Manloy gave brief sketehcs of Palostfpo and also proved that the Bible wag no` of bnman but Divine origin. Wo camtotGapeak to highly of Mr. Manley us a iirat•class lecturer and we fool confident in etatiyg that ho will moot with groat ttpprociltion wherever he goes. At the close of his address n hearty vote of thanka vas moved by the Rev. A. Mo - Loan, stoonded by the Roy, Mr. Kon- nody and unanimously (myriad.. Revds. MaLean J,nd Kennedy made a few betof romnrles apeakiug iu high tonne of Mr. 'Manley :at a leetarer. At the close of the meeting d resolution teas moved and 1111. anllnottel carried, that whereas the Secretary ,of this Society, Dr. Sloan, not being ablete attend on coconut of be. place party above religion. THE BRUSSELS POST 6 n��a�usraau�tisttSdwFt�ramraarr., Jptrp-.� w7 tr?4111tusu diterStelSulr7 _ .5 ^�mr saue8oce ___..._ _.. C;. -a -a; i', Maud Wilton, and nulling tllgms:teem res. The quarterly meeting of the Mcthr 11,1 :speeleblc lithe:,lt.tco 1t out a Iv t 1 i', h•^, iu (Jlturah, Mlle! t'ilollit, will be hind At it r'e'route pa per anlleitltag correspondence R e'e C1110'011,uaxt tlnbbatlt morning,with gentlemen. If theso girlie, who, of commetlning at .I4130 o'cloclt, l nomew, give fa:altieeitt ualniet, know hew rattvemenb in his family the Bocloty ex- tend their hesrbfelt sympathy to Julnteelt mei family in the ear bereavement which they hove nustained. a1.o,t: VVot'wa.Ilolelhl. Julttl Eliiie, le now visiting Mende In Brookville. • Mrs. Jentms Nethelby, is SOW very Wok and her recovery is very doubtful. Jas, Roth, last week got hie fingers se- verely frozen and 114 now not able to work. Robert. 13. McGowan, and Miss Maggio Mdlowen are visiting friends et I aieley this week. George. Qaino, has engaged in the agent business and is selling washing- butohines as ohoep as they eau be macre. We wish him greater success than ho had et his powwow last week. Mivsos Sarah and Jena McGowan, when collecting for the Bible Society Inst week were at a certain house, when thoir horse broke loose, old leaving the plaoe wont home but broke nothing. OVlel ton . •fobnny, eon of David Campbell, has returned home from a two weeks visit to Woodstock. The infant non of J'ohu MoGavin died last Wednesday night after a sovere nod painful illness, The fnnoral on Friday was largely attended by friends and rel- atives, surprise • prise art took possession of the A. tui party 1. Menne of Chaff. Ritchie on Thuredy even- ing of last week and after spending the evening in dancing, eta , all returned home well pleased with the night's fun. On Sunday evening a mannamod Alex. Skimmings, who it in "said partook too freely of anti -Scott Ave was found of the roadside on Monday morning with hands and feet frozen. This dogs not reflect much credit on tho parties who gave the whiskey. Num.—The ahuvo was received too late for last weep. Ed. Pose. Listowel . having dissolved tCo,bout Careen c G J. E. (a partnership 0 new firm has boon formed between T. L. Carson and S. McKee. At the County Council meeting last week Wm. Bess, Mayor, was re -appoint- ed High School Teustoo for Listowel. Tho Conoty Sabbath School Conven- tion, will meet hero next Tuesday and will continuoixs session for two days. The Sabbath School pupils are making prepa- rations for the event, and it meeting twice a week for rehearsals in the Town X-Iall. On the 28th alb., Friel. 11. Green of Kansas City, was nntrriod tet Listowol to Miss Ha'tie A. Hawkins, sister of A. St. George Hawkins, editor of the Listowel Standard. Miss Alma Hawkins, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Frank Green, of this city, was the groom's best man. The happy couple left Listowel by the afternoon train on a trip to New York previous to locating in Kanaas City. . On Monday of lest week, the prelimi• miry hem inti of tho charge again -t R. Tremain, for alleged perjury in the Hal - look -Leslie ease, w .s hold at rlratford, bet, ro 3. O'Loaue, Polios Magissrate. T. 13. Rolls J. W. Scott, Mr. Dickson, the •timrtltaud rcportor at the previous trial, and oto or two others were examined, end after the evidence hal been all taken, Mr. Tremain was committed for trial at the ;tering assizes. eelises•valAG. Among the Morris items of your last issue appeared. a letter, which, notwitli- stencling the feet that it is signet. Meth• odiet,could scarcely have been inspired by it spirit of charity or brotherhood. The writer insinuates, rather than as- sorts, that Mr. Farrow is guilty of num- erous short comiugs and proceeds tocate- chino him in a manner entirely out of place for auyeno, save Mr. Farrow's pastor or class loader, and demands a satisfactory public reply to his questions on penalty of being regarded as having "fallen from grace" While it is to be regretted that such writin,; as this should bo resorted to for political purposes, No particular injury will be inflicted upon anyone but the party the interests of which are endeavored 10 be promoted thereby. This kind of thing acts like a boomerang in the hands of an unskilled savage. A man remarked to rue, about Methodist's letter, that "such contempt- ible articles me that would make him sup- port Farrow all the stronger" HIe said no Methodist wrote that," and this men is a Methodist and voted for Gibson at bho last election. Mr. Farrow, no doubt, regrets his inability to bo in his pow every Sunday, and were he guided by his inclinations instead of by his sonso of fluty and affection he would be there. Bub it is wall ltuotvu that Mr. Farrow has an invlid wife, whose delicate health conflues her to -the house almost through- out the entire year, and for weeks at a time to her bed, It is also well known that Mr. Farrow's daughters aro aotivo workers lin olmroh and Sunday School, holding positions demanding regular at- tondanoo. When Mr. Farrow, consider- ing his first duty to be to his wife, to whom lie plighted his troth "to love and cherish through sickness and health" de. ries himself tho privileges of the nubile name of grace in order that he may minister to the wants, epithets] and tem- poral, of his situ wife, who otherwise would be left alone, he is practicing vir- tues which Should elicit commendation in place of condemnation. That Mr. Farrow does not officiate) more frequent- ly es a local preacher is not so mash the fault of Mr. Farrow as.tbat of the church which bas outgrown that time honor- ed'inetittition and reduced the size of the eirouils so that the ordiuuotl minlstors can now do the wholer . ?,3r. Far Bow is a member in, goodg, Bluevale church, He is still a local preacher, he partakes regularly of the saormnotts of the church, BM voice 15 hoard in the fellowship meetings. FIo is loyal to the Methodist doctrines mud melees iti ha interests. IIo gives Mot - ally to the various fonds of the church. No one W110 item(' Mr Farraw's fooling The Grey boys extend their wannest congratulations to Jno. Molntosh, teach. stat Shine's school house, in his naw position as a husband, it 5001119 tho boys will got married, Last Saturday morning the infant daughter of Levi Panahaker, lot 21, con. 11, died, aged 7 months. The funeral took place on Moseley afternoon, inter - moat being matte at Brussels cemetery. Last week John Oughton, lot 22, con. G, purchased the well bred Canadian stallion, "Voting Prince of Walce," from Duncan AfoLaucthlin. Mr. Oughton in- toiuta taking the animal to the North- west in the spring. Chao. Bishop, who recently taught in S.S. No. 11, Goo. MoMinly, of S,S. No, 5, and Angus McDougall, of S.S. No. 16, aro reading up et the Soatorth High School, for junior and stonier matrionla- tion, Wo wish the boys success. The boys of one oY one school sections requested their teacher to aid them in getting a foot ball, when to their surprise and indignation he handed thorn a very insignificant aunt saying 11a bad some- thing that would get away with hie ready money. Tho boys are wondering what it is. From a letter 1e itett b Y Miss Mary Mitchell we learn that W. M oDou all,tt former resident of this township, who has had charge of a gang of 30 neon for a new telegraph lino, C.P.R., was present- ed with a handsome watch, with his name engraved on it, by the men under his charge. York Colony is Mr. McDog. all's done in the N.W.T. The leading event on the west end of the 16th line last weep was tho marriage of Alftetl Williamson, to Miss Isabella Cod'ins, which event took plane at the residence of the bride's father o1 Wed- nesday of last week. May they enjoy health and prosperity, and may their g eabost troubles be little ones --little troubles we mean. A sleiyoung folks from the vicinity load a f Wingham og oamo to the residen- ce of Geo. Forrest, 14111 eon., on Friday evening of last week, where they and a number of the young folks of bho ty, spent a very enjoyable time until al- most day light. 1t is needless to say that they were most hospitably entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, who aro the right hind folks for an evening's amusement. Tito marriage fever is becoming almost epidemic in this seebion. Dsoems.-The debate oamoloff in Shine's school bongo lastMonday evening as an- nounced. 'Tore wte a large attendance, a number of ladies being in the aadioaoo. The debate was very interesting, the sub- ject being" lle5olved that country life is moro condncivo to happiness than city life." The affirmative was taken by R. Bishop, assisted by Wm. Perrie, Alex. Perrin, Wm• Hislop, and D. Robertson. Tho negative by Jim. Betz. assisted by D. Rirhie, Jas. Perrio, F. W. Martin, J. M. Robertson, Jno. Bain, and A. Hislop. Decision was given in favour of city life. Jas. Mitchell, occupied the'ehair. A lit- erary meeting will be held next Monday °Toning, Febrt.ary 7th, wheal reeitatinns humorous readings, singing kc. will forth bo program. A. ;rood. time 10 expected. I(1Cturcean C etteeet-s• Notatr,:, William Peak, of Stoney, recently sold a two-year-old colt for 5210, sired by England's Glory, to Mr. McTavish, of Brimfield. Aon, Tbontas. White, Minister of the Interior, and Hon. John Darling, Minister of Agriculture, will address as meeting in Exeter at an early elate, in the interests of 1, Coughlin and H. F. Shoop. a?north C fratennv Note's:. Elms township Council is moving in the matter of wire fonees. 2. Dougherty, tvho was elected Mayor of Mitchell at the recent municipal elec- tion resigned oleo. 3. G. Gorman, of St. Marys, has re• mewed the Canadian patent on his cele- brated wrought iron fence for it. further term of five years. The Dominion Government has ap- pointed P. Wholihan, registrar for South Perth, the returning officer in the ap- proaching elootion. Dr. Trow, 5011 of lames Trow, M. P., who has been in England for some time, has passed as a member of the College of Pbysioians and Surgeons, of London. ' At the meeting ofthe Conoty Council on Tuesday of last week, Mr. Levereage, of Fullerton, was elected Warden of the County, over Mr. McMillan, of North Easthope, by a majority of one vote. It is proposed to run as line of railway from Tiieonhurg or Brownsville via In- gersoll and Timbre to Stratford, and the Ingersoll council are considering the Sues. tion of assisting the sahome, Mr. Clutdwiolr, one of.tlte widest known and ablest teachers in the county, has resigned the principalship of the Surat. ford public schools, to become the inspect. or of a life insurance company. Two rinks of St. Merys curler's defeat- ed two rinks from Goderich by 27 shots. The Bright sudors played St. Marys club afriendly gnome at St. Marys on Jan. 17, two rinks aside. St. Marys won by 6 shots. The following o0iners were elected in connection with the Blaushard Agricul- tural Society Preselent, J. 1VIcoordy ; Vice -President, .iiazlowood ; Board of Directors—Geo. Bondy, Win, Sansburn, Tuo, Copeland, C4eo. Spamrin, W. H. Gill, Day. Creighton, W. A. Beatty, Aaron, Sawyer, W. Hanson ; See. -Treasurer, R. 1 year. Beatty ; Auditors, Wm. Roger and A. A. ridionlousthoy stake t'henteelyte and what risks they run, they would thin] twice before doing what they have, Tho annual meeting of the Elms, Fenn - en; Mutual ere•ensltlutual Fire lneur:tuco Company was held at Atwood, on Deo. 18th. Thorn was it fair turn -mut of members, conoid. caring the state of the roads, Wen. Shear- er was called to the oheir. The Auditoria' report wee read and adopter. It showed that the Company, daring the roast year, had added 86 now policies, covering risks to the amount of 5100,346. 'rbo three re- tiring direatore, 14, McAllister, J. 13. Hammond, and H. ti. Bothwell, were re- elected, and Thos. F. Gibson, was elected to complete the term of tho late William Hammond. On motion of Mr. I,00inhead, seconded by Geo. Cleland, a unanimous directors the •r veto oftlutnkatvnogiven t) tors for the efficient manner in which they have ounelected the business of the Com- pany ter the past year. Atter meeting of the Diaootors elect, Win. Shearer was ee-eleetod President ; James Demaldson, Vico-President ; Robt. Cleland, Sooretsl'y- Treasurer, at same salary an last year - 550 per =nem ; and Wm. Keith and W. Heard, Auditors. Applications for in saranoe were received and =wanted, amounting to the the sum of 58,300.00. On motion ed the e Direct- ors were authorized to charge the sum of fifty cents for each application for addl. tional insurance. The meting then ad- journod ti)l the that Tuesday in March next. SAD Dadra —Ono of those tragic events the news of which make the blood run cold, happened in Blanshard vacantly, the victim being William Sansburn, an old and respected resident of tine town- ship, who was found dead near his stab. los, about three o'oloek Friday afternoon. It appears that the deceased in company with one of bis eons and Andrew Detwel- ler, hie brother-in-law from Fnllartot, wont clown to the stables after dinner to look at the horses—two fine Clydesdales of which the owner was justly proud. Shortly afterwards Mr. Detweller and his nephew loft deceased and went to the son's house on Gita farm. In the mean- time Me. Sansburn had taken out "Ohne- ley Ross," the older horse, to exeroiso him. Notieieg that the yaungor ':arse "Lad in Blue" was not in the enclosure, it is surmised that Mr. Sansburn turned "Charley Ross" loose, not being aware of the fact that the door of the stall contain- ing the younger horse, was insecurely fastened by being propped up with a slick on the outside. In running around the yard, it is thought that "Charley Ross" knocked down the stick which scoured the stall door and out Dame the younger horse and both animals commenced fight- ing.' It is alleged chat Mr. i'meburn at- tempted to separate the =Muffs and in doing so was wreck on the head with ono of the horses feet and instantly ki'lerl. Tho Rest to discover the tragic event was Mr. Detweller, who wits returning from the deceased's sen's hon -o, and noticing the Horses fighting in the encloenro, ran up to find his brother -in -late lying on his hack dead. Deceased's sou WAS the next on the spot nue with the assistance of soverel neighbors the noun who had walk- ed out of his Rouyn in the beat of health one hour pre'•ious wag carried in a corpse. Jen examination of the injuries sustained by deceased resulted in Jiudiug that ho had received a terrific blow on the fore part of the lead front the horse's foot bo - sides being severely bruised about the face beyond recognition: 'rho horses Gismo out of the melee with a few slight SCATS. C7al,eaatc'diasl IN• trve r,. A ,V111111g titan named McLeod was btsd. lyhusl es Lev .1 t t'. i, ('"r'ot's :;w1/• ntlll, Ban stale, tluni:eke. 11.• fell leak• ward me the saw, htflieiing n 1'rriblo genii from Isis i rltt shoulder to the left hip. The ea'i erne gunum d np tt'irt wool and flesh, But for his overseer( be would undoubtedly have lost his lite. It its proposed to establish a new aye. tent of cable cars in 'Toronto, Tho idea is to establish a circular route in the city o:t etreete not 000npiect by i.he presort Street Car Company. A company Inas been Gar - met, with a capital of e2.0e0,000 to rnt'ry out the project. The matter will oeme nn for dimension in the Council' ,I: truly. Wm. Fnngse, a young tuna living et No, 23, Napier street, Hauultot, land for three years been greatly troubled with an ingrown toe rail. Ho went to 1)r. Pllilp's aloe for the purpose of having an operation performed, Chloroform was administered while the operation was being performed. The unfortunate Profs Gltiet5,t,, 1'111: GREAT MAGNETIC FILALEK, —at the . QUEEN'S HOTEL, !MUSSELS, FOR THREE r>t EER . Paralytics toad other Ltv:tads, beyond the marsh of ordinary skill, are. all bone. fittedand some of diens :Marvellously aur• ad by his Treatment, Ne reedioino need, Help for All. The most ecopticii (lon- viateed, No Cash Hopeless. The Blind can be made to Hoo, the Deaf to Hear and. the Larne to Walk. Charges very iI,id- arol,' Ram:masa m.ti.r 'roams mom, PlLOFESSUit roan never recovered eonseionsneso, al- tltougbtlto combined skill of five physi-(•,• ,rhe iVdsh of Gruy '.Pawnelnfp, has clans were exercised to try and saves his ,mon Lir years nllli tai whit a severe life, rho died it short time afterwards. been Complaint awl condi get no re- lief. Professor Gostin (]taxi him with- • out Medioine, of ore Meetings. Meetings to be held as follows : - JL.RNBALL'b h".anal i' . Heves, Uth sou ' Grey, Tuesday, Feb. I ,til, at 7:30 ti cle.:t p. 111. Per the benefit of people similarly af- flioted I wish to state that Professor Gostin has restored the 1,o of my hands, shish have boon partially paralyzed ani almost taw Bless for Lye rs defying i a o v yea all:Aber treatment. JAxns Srnurs'oa, son., Queen's Hotel, Brussels. SMITH'S 12018006 Horse 0th c:na. tarry, 1 Wednesday, Fob. 11,111, ttt 7:30 pen. ETIIIIL, Thursday, Fob. 17th, at 7:30 o'olook p. m. Cl1ANBROOM, Dotes' Meter., friday, Fob. 181b, 7:80 p. tn, WHITPD1ILD'S ammo", House, con. 12, Grey, Monday, Fob. 21st, 7:30 p. m. BRUSSELS, Taal? HALL , Friday,Feb. lit, p.m. 7:80 p.m. 1701811IS Towx 17,LL, Friday, Feb. IRth, at 7:80 p.m. BUTTON'S Scntoni., Morrie, :Chetre:lay, Feb. 17th, 7:00 p.m. GOSMAN'S Sefton, Morrie, Monday, Feb. 21o1, 7:30 p.m. BELGRAVE, Wednesday, Fels. 16tH, at 7:80 p.m. Tho electors at each Mooting to be Ad- dressed by Loading Reformers. Cardial [civil alien to Ali, :t Special One to readies. rt)D SAYE 'U'iUE i.NEEN. Tho Quebec Ministers are to bo ro.oiec- ted on the 21st February. Tho coal conspiracy case at Toronto ended in a verdict of acquittal. Mr. Blake held a meet euacessful meeting in Montreal hest Monday night. Sam. Jotos 15 to deliver a couple of lectures in London about the middle of February. The movement on foot in Toronto to aeoure shorter working horn's for shop girls is taking definate shape, and it is expected will probably result in suoeoss. J. D. Williamson, merchant, of Guelph, who sailed for England on a purchasing tour Jan. 10, died in Edinburgh three days after his arriyal. His body will be sent (tome for interment. $114,740 is the sum it cost the rate- payers of Canada up to 1886 to furnish a house for Air Charles Tepper in which he might live in luxurious idleness in London. Ile is a,11 expena1V0 animal to keep. Manager Cushman has arranged the following dates foe the Torontos in April : Ninth and 10th at Cintohmeti ; 14th, 15th and 10th et Pittsburg ; 19%, 200 and 21st at Washington ; 23rd and, 25th at Scranton. '.Cho following is the now diroctoratoof the K. of L. I3ieouit Works, Chatham :— N. 11. Stevens, Charles Ltuntieg, Joseph Poets, George Hope, Dr. hall, William Carswell, 0. B. Bunn, 1C, Clatnpboll told Jno. McLean. Tho Germania Savings Bank Jeremy City, N. J. closotl Saturday morning. Cl. M. E. Schroder, secretary and tree• surer, is missing, and is believe to have gone to Canada. A. deficit of 530,000 was discovered 111 the oath aeoaunt. Tho Duke of Argyle writes, to the Lon- don Standard eentondieg that thousands of English an'tieans pay double turd treble the amount paid by Irish workmen for tt hone, filo land of the latter prodnning enough tc feed their fanniliee for half' a 1 ,:lir Charlet Tupper has entered the D Tub following gentlemen were re -sleet- Doutiniml Cabinet. pts Minister of 1'!. ed officers for tie present year, in contee- I muse. 1fou. A. W. Ifforeelete heeoning thin with the Newry Agriattlttlt'at 5oaiety: Pestiphelol'•Ganlal'Etl anal Sir Al(xanclor —Ptosidont, Jno. 13. Hamilton; Viee- Campbell "string from the klintstty. Sir President, Wm, Horn ; E. Ileum", Wm, Charles and on, 11 r, 1tIbL elan has loft Forrest, James Duncan, V. Coulter, J. Ottawa to' No11'va Fcutia to uuntguratc Gray, Inn. Ilowat, John Graham, J. W. I the campaign thorn. Boyd, and Robt. Ford as Directors. Amt. address at the Sabbath sobool saevioo 011 I store las, Irwin and Geo. Riahntonc.. Sunday, Dec. Atli '83, could doubt that Secretary-'Creastrtor, .t Morrison. el his heart is in the right pl is sound in the faith. Th to establish Mr. Farrow' support nt every ltobho:1i A Maditobm paper MOTH Hutt the Don1- inion Gorvornment will shortly omit for I teudes's asking for the delivery of sand son or that ho surplus of 52SU was reported in hand. 1 grain for settlers in the Territories. Tho neo luta ought 'rho St. Marys Ames man takes off Lia ' abreage to bo pot tinder crop for the nom - al claim 10 tho coat end deals out the following :—A ring epring will be far in advance of last 5t tylia tines not coupled giddy petters of St. Marys, giv- 1 year therefore tho number at husltole re. ing their names na Flora Wheeler (imp guided will but oonsidorablo, CLEARING 8:1.LE 0I!' 30 DAYS 30 Cllriittuas and New Year's Bar gains at tho Brussels Woolen Mill. I have the finest and largest stock of Fine Yarns ever seen in Brussels. 1 will sell the best worsted yarns, which Have NO EQUAL at U cts. poi' oz., awl an extra fine quality of cashmere wpr.ds at 8 cts. per ounce for the next 50 days, commencing Friday, Dec. .4th, for °rill Only. Now is the Time to secure yule" bargains, cone early and have your choice in Black, Brewn, Navy Bine, Royal Blue, Light Blau, Garnet, Card- inal, Claret, Hearlot, Dark G•roen, Bronze, Light Grew, Yellow, Orange, and a host of other col- ors, too illntler'olld to mention. Prof. Gostin yielding to the earnest cntreatits of ,lis D:bt401te hate (lecid(d to prolong itis pro- fessional visit at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, fir throe weeks. mono, where his services can he commanded by thoaw requiring thorn. Below are appended et few more of the many wonderful cures effected by hint since last notice:— John Rtynard, lob Li, cue. 6, Groy, states from a healthy strong man I have been i'o•l:teed to a state of incapacity for any work with weak b:lcl:, general de- bility and diabetes. With three treatments from Prof. Gi•i'i:1 i arm as well 118 even'. 13nt cornu and sec for yourself and be convinced that you have Amok the Biggest Bargains o the season. � ., mug DA � Come ►��� a�� 1 1 GEO. 1-101ABE TEE i3LmND 81113, ---Euphoria McDougall, of Grey township, has spent hundreds of dollar:; on her infirmities without any re- lief. Besides sciatic 1)911(1 and and general debility she has ham blind for four years. ',V ilia two treatments from. Prof. Gusf,in she has been re8t0r'e(1 to both sight and health and will ht' happy to give '1111y infe1',thLtlell. Tun Limn 1}Ana.--Xfr:;. David Henderson, of Ethel, has offered up her canes at the shrine of Prof. Gustin s magnetic influ- ence. She was paralyzed on cue 'side and could scarcely trove. She wishes it made public for tho benefit of'otllers. av,ssarmem.:ssniusawras ao Amos McFadrettn, of"the 1.7th con., Groy, testifies that he has suffered so severely with dyspep- tic pains that for nearly six months ho could scarcely eat . anything and has visited the best medical skill in Torou.o without relief. Two treatments from Prof. Gustiu has removed all pain and his .appetite is com- pletely restored. He recom- mends all suffering similarly to visit the Professor. Tho Professor has now a case under treatment which will put: his powers to the test. A. lady, - from near Listowel, who is de- ranged. We will hear from bor next week. iTesicitrusessestfutimilaWAsseeiestsin A. son of Joseph :Kellner, of Groy, aged 14 years, whose left arm was paralyzed by lightning a number of years ago, has been successfully treated by Prof. Gus - tin and his left arm is rapidly becolning as faithful a servant as the right. To WHOM 1T *IN 00ene nte7. --t gives me pleasure to state that my daughter, Mary, who h:ba been crippled with rheumatism for the past 13 years, and latter - by was about helpless and dying by inches, 1. believe, has been tin- der the treatment of k'r.if. Gas- tfn, the Magnotic Healer, and is now in a, fair way to complete • restoration, Sho .is nowable to move her limbs with cto111ptb1t1 ';' - 0a80 and. I attribute ;}lie graft change to Prof. (ustiu'it, ty,rtt- ment and believe hien to he worthy of the confidence of :,tie Public, espeeially those suffor,.ig from any such disease. %NAM MCNATfomroV.