The Brussels Post, 1888-6-8, Page 5JUNE 8, 1888.
liatrlt;t �1cth .
('iris nil? roofs,
The following officer's were mooted it
commotion with rho Young Peoples' As
00011(ion for a term; —Honorary Prank
dent, Rev. D. 13, 110110e; President, J
M. ilobortson ; Vioo.Pr'esidont, Miss
if;ueH Brown ; Scerotar'y,11.11', (lamor0n
Treasurer, John Wilson; counlittoo of
manngunellt, Misses Ellen McNeil, limey
llalbuttl0, Maggio liayuntlln, Janet [lab.
kirk, W. E. Cameron, John Dion.
cannon, Neil McNair, Matthew Cameron
and Jolu1 Robertson. A11, both young
and old aro cordiallyinvited to attend.
Meeting Friday evening.
THE BRUSSELS POST
•r vo d ^'rr'=ru 4 .k �" grArr.. Wilk sW
Mallow; for e.333(011411.1 third class oertlll-
ales twml university 1lmewl; whits
Vivo luldurgradnatea front Lietowol
wrote at the remelt examinations in To
mu to 1 niv(+rsity They 1.00110 AIbort
Niohol, 2nd soar, M1oo Powoll, 2u 1 your
1 .J1d, 11, Ihu•vcy, :led yoar, 11isn Addie
Glaytul, ltrd year, curl \'Villlam 1 liuli,+,
final.
The Standard x11; a On Friday (1011.
lug a little child, daughter of .tu,-h•ew
; Iiay who 01llhlos on Alainstl'001 oonr tier
railway crossing, wbho playing with her
brother lu the 1h(ble, got hold at a boldo
of carbolic nein unit drank aline of the
liquid. The Ohitd'0 3 0(1011 quietly at•
t03101ed her 100t110r's attention, and on
ascertaining the cameo, medical aid wan
secured as spell On possible and all done
that could be to rolievo fila little one of
Ito t••rriblo solTerhlg. Nothing, how•
ever, could H1100 0, and after enduring
untold agony for Homo six hours the poor
llttlo tiling w110 released from its sulfur.
lugs by death. It tvao only a year and
ton months old, and was a very bright
child, The feeling of the pa(ent1 1,t
lo•iug thrir littlotransura under Buell lis
tr00001g circulustanece Oaunot be des•
eribo(i. Mr. lloy was away when 4110 ac•
°ident occurred, lint arrived hone shortly
after. The bottle of carbolic acid had
been placed in tho stable temporarily a
few days before, and it was thought to bo
;luito safe (hero as the childron ratoly
wont into lho stable.
('err-CnAI•.--I said 1 could hitch Polly
tip and 130 I dill, lint what tho matter was
I novo' discovered for Polly either was
angry becanso 0hn was mamma by a
woman or 10 (113000 it was the (10tr harness,
or some other thing, and alto went straight
at Um apple tree in front of rho contra
flower -bed and after a fruitless attempt
to sit down 011 ono of tho limbs fell back
in my lap fu filo buggy. I don't wantanything heavier and then what a restlemi
thine it wan because! tried to put my
arms around it and tried t0 scream to
Bob it fall right into the brand now cover
and smashed it all into jelly. Pon my
word Bob was mad, and 110 used sumo
encs words too. Pa was rot home but
when he carne I (vas bus washing the
dishes and if ho didn't look "pleased."
IIe smiled all over and then said, the
buggy was worth half a dozen girls. Ma
said she thought not, but Pa said in n
sobor tono, after prayers worm over,13e11 1
you are far loo smart for this place so as
soon as I can find a poison that 00n teaOh
you something I will pot you at it. Aft.
tie Pa wont to bed I toll Ma that drone -
making would suit ane fins and I would
like to live in Blnevale. Bob said that
is whero I should bo. So we'll see.
Yours Truly, Bell.
Win •hfnnn.
Twonty.oight carloads, or 2240 barrole
of salt worn shipped from the Salt 131ock
in May up till the 26111 nit.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church, are preparing to
send a box of books to Japan.
Twenty vats of oggs, averaging from
1500 to 1600 dozen each, have been put
down by Messrs. Spnrlidg and Powell.
They have also shipped some six cars
this season.
A. Dawson and his daughter Amelia,
have gore on a trip to Auld Scotia.
They go by Halifax, Mr. Dawson being a
delegate to rho General Assembly which
meets at that place. They then take
boat to Glasgow, thence go to Scotia's
darling seat, (Edinboro'), Dondeo and
Aberdeen.
The following appeared in the Globe
legal news; Reg v; Roo.—Judgement.
Order nisi to (leash conviction for an of-
fence against the Canada Temperance
Act, on the ground that the police magis-
trate of Wingham had no jurisdiction,
discharged with costs, because the magis.
trate bad also a oomnlieoton for tho whole
County of Huron, under which he had
jurisdiction to act as he did outside of
the Town of Wiogham,
1"WCItlbssi 10.
1i, V. Mr.13uggin occupied the pulpit of
Methodist church last Sunday.
A fire in Ilawllshaw's hotel was stopped
just in thin last Friday evening to 90,00
a conflagration.
The lino weather necompanied by fre-
quent showers has endo our town very
beautiful by the bursting foliage.
Dr. Brum Smith will read a aper' on
"Actinomyoosis" at rho Ontario Medical
Association, which convenes at Toronto
on the 18111 lust.
Our knights of the cleaver report good
boot very ecaroe throughout the county
and consequently have inareas0d the
pride of steak and roast to 12}o. per
pound, and the bakers havo also decided
of a "rise" in broad.
On Thursday morning of this week tho
annual Guolph Conference of the Metlto.
dist church convened here. Thorn are
upwards of 260 ministers and laymen in
attendance. Rev. Dr. Carman will
proaoh the ordination salmon inext Sab-
bath ' morning.
Some peoplo jokingly remark that
extra precaution is required in the pro-
tection of goods and tho prusorvation of
this peace during this (Conferenco) weak,
owing to some many strangers being in
town. Others say there oan Nino clangor
of Sonforth being visited similarly to that
of Sodom and Commorrah inuring Con.
feronoe at least.
Tho Expositor sa s : Sohn Hannah
the enterprising proprietor of the Sea-
forth creamery, has adopted anew de.
parturo this 0onson which bids fair to re-
sult most profitably for rho patrons of
the °memory. Ho has formed a 0o nee.
tion in Toronto which will enable him to
supply the local dormant of that city.
By means of refrigerator oasts ho ships
by exprose every clay a supply of butter
dote up in ,pound rolls and priuta and
ready for family use. This butter can
be in the hands of tho 00110nmers within
four hours after 0 leaves the aroatnery
and reaolle8 its destination in a fresh and
highly palatable condition. Thus far tato
down/Ladles been for more, more, and
Mr. Hannah thinks the demand through-
out the 0000011 will 110 sufdciellt to eon -
0111110 tbo entire product. In this way
ho will have a sorer and 0afor market,
and 110 expecte, on the whole, to realize a
higher mom for his make than if ho ship-
ped it to tho old country. The limo 1s
fast approaohing, if it has not already ar-
rived, when farmers must abandon the
growing of wheat, and dairying is one of
the leading industries whioll must take
the plane of wheat growing. This being
the ease, tho importance of establishing
Et good, reliable and growing loon( mar-
ket for tho preduot0 of tbo dairy. can not
bo over.esbimatod. Mr. Hannah i0 (doing
his share, lot the farinors do their part
and tho result will be profitable to both,
kale toNa, e .
'Cho Lietovol Lacro0so team purpo0o
going to 'J'ooswator on Friday, Jeno 8111,
to play the Laerooeo Club of that p1a0o
match ganja
Alox, McLeod, Into of Now Yolk, has
((e.e0ptert rite enll to bec0m0 pastor of the
Congregational Church in Lietowol. Tho
(00• g0ntlemon willsmltor upon his dui Me
on Sunday, Sono 10111.
Mr, Tanner, h(ad mentor of Ilio Lido.
wet high School, trays that over sixty
enudidate0 will mitt) at tiro July exam.
Gi o.y.
Deputy.Roovos Oliver and Bryan are
attending County Council this week.
ORDINA•r10N AND I1DECT10x —We talco
Pleasure, in reproducing the following
item from tbo St. Marys Journal con.
corning former residents of this town-
ship:—Tho Presbytery of Stratford met
Tuesday afternoon, May 20th, at tho
North Nissouri Presbyterian church, anti
after hearing rho trial sermon of the Rev.
.0. Perrin, urdaiuod him to tbo sacred of.
floe of rho ministry. Mr. Porrio was
subeapueutly inducted into tbo oharge of
the North and South Nissouri ah000110s.
The Rev. A. Grant, B. A., the moderator
of the session, presided. The sermon,
which (17A8 appropriate to the occasion,
was preached by the Roy. Mr. Cameron,
of 1FIornington, and was an able and
acceptable exposition of 1. Oar. 3, O. Rov.
J. A. Turnbull, L.L.B., of St. Marys,
addressed the pastor elect in a short,
powerful and effective speech upon the
work and rewards of a minister of tho
Goapol. Ilov. Mr. Calnpboll, of Cranton,
spoke to the people, bespeaking a happy
pastorate for Mr. Pomo and insisting
upon the oultivatiou of spiritual power
in tho congregation. The church was
crow clod to the doors ; tt large number
were unable to gain admittance to the
building. Tea was served by the (adios
of the congragation from live to seven p.
m., in Mr. Crumb's orchard, kindly lent
for the purpose. Tho tables fairly groao-
ed under tho numorou0 good things pro.
vided, which appeared to have no limit
After the furor man hod been satisfied a
welcome meeting was held in the church,
under tbo presidency of Rev. D. Perrin,
the pastor. Instructive and humorous
addressee were delivered by Rove. Messrs.
Crystal, Tully, French, Hamilton, Gordon
Turnbull, Grant and tho pastor. Special
mention should be mads of rho excellent
singing of the choir, but recently organ-
izod, who rendered a number of ohoico
selections during tho ovouing in a highly_,
oreditable manual% 3liss Lindsay pre-
sided at tho organ. Thoproceeds amount.
ed to 881. Thu Rev. D. Perri°, tho new-
ly hunted pastor, hes supplied the pub
pit of the two 011urehe0 for somo time,
and being the unanimous ohoico of the
congregations, received n largely -signed
call to become their pastor. Tho rev.
gentumau received numerous congratu-
lations (luring the day from his co•Pros•
bytors and his people and the hearty web-
coma which ho rocoivod from many of
other Christian denominations would io-
clioate that ho is iu every way "The right
man in the right place."
131naeovatico.
Mrs. Pearn is butter, we aro glad to
say.
Lizzie Robertson is almost recovered
from her lameness occasioned by a sore
too.
Mrs, Hartley arrived hone safely
from a very pleasant two wreaks visit to
Woodstook.
Rov. A, Y. Ilartlgy and John Hitler
aro the Forrosters delegates to Hamilton
next week.
Mrs. Robb. Mosgravo is at present the
guest of Mrs. Bailey (formerly Miss Mos -
grove) of Clinton.
Nathaniel Smith, of Port Hope, in on a
visit to his 111011)00 and family, \71111 am
Smith. of this place.
The ohoeso inspector was in town this
week. Tho Bluovalo choose is all soli(
and shipped, price, 80.
Thos. Nixon 10 improving his place by
ti very handsome wire fence. Bluovalo
is gutting wondo'fully tidiod up.
We aro glad to sou Wallace Jackson
able to 1)o round again. Ito is a very
good bioyclo rider for a ton year old.
Thos. Coultos left for Michigan one clay
(lately, 110 trip is partly pleasure anti
;partly business. HIis cheery face will bo
muoh missed.
John Bosnian and wife have reached
1,o old sod safely. They had very
oug11 passage and it is not likoly they
Will soon forgot it,
Rov. Mr. Linton, of Tcoewator, was at
the manse this week. Thoy held their
own in Teoswater at the Scott Act elec.
tion and gavo five in favor,
John Robortoon is improving his well
fenced farm by the addition of a board
fouoo along the toads—Goo. (iasemore is
also improving tho stationmaster's lot by
1110 addition of a neat picket fence.
Rev. 3, S. Cook and wife, and Joeoph
Louth left on Wocluesday to attond the
Oonfereuoo hold in Sonforth this year.
The last sermon of Mr. Cook will probab.
ly be preached the lust Sunday in 30110.
Ben, Saints, our genial hotol•koop1,or,
cilli sticks w011 330 10111110101100 p111101p100.
Ifo lute (101 gono half as far as litany of
hie friends of that side of the fence.
Ilowover, might TEE Pon ask why so
many boysare scop around 1110 door 13t1n-
day (wooing?
A upiritecl game of ball WAS played 00
rho school grounds on Tuosday 000(1iug
botwool two amateur teams( Sooro 0 to
0. Beat that. Svraouso, Toronto, Lon.
ileo, attention I T11(1 feature of the game
100.8 a running catch by Ed. (10011 ma
Way to rho right.
!1'.1)0 insinllati(n of (111i1er0 i1r Court
Douglas, Canadian Cram; of Forwst0(0,
took 111000 h. their hall rocontly 1011011 the
following wore metalled: 11.. TAirtloy,
C. Il Joseph LOeeln, V. 0. 11. ; aim
i 01330 s, R. S. ; irent05 1111101, F, B.;
(,olgo Aitollienon, Treasurer; (leer;,,
'lilvoy, S. 1V„ Wnl Smith, 0. W.
Robert Thy1n1, S. J3.; L. 3'oareu, J, 13.
A, 1. Hartley and John :Willer were ap
pointed delegate1 to tiro high (;curt it
Hamilton.
It n0ede a n111110u multiplying magni
fyiog glass for an Anti -Scott to ((00 a
"drunk" now. To tho lasting disputa
01 (biz town bel it known that 0110 of Dur
tawnHnler, an regular an attendant to
Amish for the last Ih:00 yearn as 10 00011
seen, has boon rather uustaady of late
and hist Sontlity in hie (ivory they dross
woo seen wording hie way toward
Winginmi. Antis put anothor no.0 in
your book. If it slakes your ears tingle
and yon(• faro 141 01 s0 11111011 tho better.
So trio Edirne of 1e1. P01T.
DEAR Sun.—Will you kindly allow the
trustees of 131unvalo school for 1887 spoon
in you0 valoablo vapor to oautradiot
sumo rash state onto that have been
trade in Um 130 (g01 by John MoCreckon,
regarding our toacllor, J. TI. Thomson
Ilo oars ooulplaiot1 worn mala bofnro Ito
W110 014010011 last year. We admit Mrs.
Mclraoiceu and Mrs, Timmins outdo
compleinte verbally, and Mrs. 'lfunnfus
wus 0010013 to put in lieu 013x1'4011 in writ-
ing, but that oho rof000(1 to do, so wo
too)( it for granted that tho offence was
not of a very a0r10ne nature, and every
o110 was pelfOolly satisfied at the exami-
nation he hold last Decombor. With re.
sport to his sectarian and pclitfaal vi1,w,
WO treat it with .contempt. The state-
ment that Most of tho people never 00.
petted ho would bo ro.cugaged 10 utterly
groundless. As the attendance inllt'.
Thom oleo rootn has been larger last
wintor, and is now, than it has boon for
somo years, llOtwithstaucling that a great
many families havo loft tho village, we
have no fear of tho attondanoo under
his tuition.
W14LL1M M130000,
(Signed,) Rongnr MAXWELL,,
J024N D11nENT.
Bluovalo, May 21,'88.
To the Editor of Trio POST.
1:. Watson loft this station m1 Friday
; (r1111 two carloads 1 r,tra flue (111110 for
, 1Im16rea1.
• Boeva holly, left hero r.tt l'uce,lay for
1 Codorloh to attend tho Jaid meeting of
('minty 00011E41.
.ilidrow McNally ((an 14'01 a lino stone
(call built under 111,, building which 1(0
' 1•ecmntly purchased.
There in a drill equeit111.1t that Homo-
, aro not complying with tbo tarty r 1 011031
1 ',rev ml t;ey 01(11111 d1,.
Tho heavy frost on St/bleak morning
outdo earl havoc of the onrly petatoeo and
'sass, in too gafdene hue,
11, froward and (hie leen started 131(1,
•do 400011s of (1. Hamilton's propaee1
1uuldsomto br•i(dk block, 011 Monday.
?Jr Heyward, bricklayer of Clinton,
and 11is men have comin-000,1 tho brink
work of Auderoon rt.,* Elder's e10 store.
3lrv.11. Collie and Cantly intend shortly
to remove to the "Soo" t, join husband
and tallier, (0110 has been tboro fur mune-
timo past. -
Tho sacrament of the Lmcl'a supper
w:.s adminintralod in tho Preebytorlan
church on Sabbath to a very large nuns.
bar of comntunicant•1.
Milieu Seam Pnxvexns.—I have an easy
task in answering J. T.'s last lottor as it
is composed of the lowest of slang and
"clotted nonsense." Did you ever hear
of anyone 'exaggerating the truth," or of
anything being "unsuccessfully contra-
dicted?" This sounds funny. If "scur-
rility" is applicable to my letter I wonder
what word in the dictionary would snit
his ? I don't think there are any. He
says ho never made an apology to rho
Inspector. In the Inspector's letter to
Jackson is the following:—"Tho post-
master regrets that you should have been
put to inoonvonionoo on account of the
clerk's error." What does this mean ?
With reference to rent, etc. I shall pass
over as I have proved those before. I
wonder if ho thinks now that one of my
pupils will speak well of me? Ho felt
bad about the petition, and so loo should
after what ho said. It is scarcely
necessary to say that I never saw tho
petition, nor knew that the pupils 1.00x8
gutting ono up till after it was signed.
What about Mrs. Bailey's boy now, also
T. Coultes' daughter? Their names
were there. I neither called Mrs. T. a
liar nor used ono abtisivo word, whioh I
cam prove by three who were there at the
time. She never accused mo of punish-
ing bur boy sevorely, but said I should
not have punished trim at all, (which I
can prove by tho same three. Mr.
Gannett had a boy who went to mo Dight
days last wintor•, not two as the lottor his
son's name is to says. Iris eon says, to
tell the truth, his parents would not let
him go any longer, and that he could
hardly get going rho short time he did.
A boy is going to learn a great deal in
eight day. If Gannett expects that I
can mak° a scholar out of a boy in that
time it is 110 wonder that ho is a tool
of Timmins' and allowed his name to
be put to a letter oompoaed of falsehoods.
Tho following letter settles Maxwell's
case :—"Wo, the undersigned trustees of
School Sootion No. 8, Morris, wish to
stato that J. H. Thomson never signed
an acknowledgement ab the mooting we
held. He only stated that he might have
struck the boy harder than ho intended,
and the reason wo did not hire him was
because wo thought a oheapor teaohor
would do our section. (Signed), WmLLA1I
JnwrTT, Tnoolas WAnwroc, LAr1011LXN
3nasrn.' This settles that falsehood. I
wondor if Mr. T. will snrvivo after reading
these proofs? They must bollard on him,
Anyone can see his object in saying I
called his wits a liar. The truth is he
could not write a lotto• at all unles0 ho
told untruths about me. I oallod his at-
tention to my registered letter, also a
"tracor" front the Inspector (novecl hint
wonderfully. How could he call my at.
tontion to it as ho says ? I plead guilty
to the charge that I have not reoeivod a
first class certificate, and
d
a great manyuy
aro in rho same boat with
ma ; but thou
he should know that yon canot buy a
First-class oortifioato the same as you
can a chattel utortgago. With roferonoe
to writing my la1tor8 on tho pnblio's time,
(if I slid) itis surely better than to write
then on Sunday. His little dialogue is
Emmy, but I think 1)0 will intprovo with
praoti80. Now for those pupils who left
me. T. Farrow told me to state that I
had soon hint personally, and that he
never took his 1031s from my school that
he had 110 fault to iind with mo, and
never hoard hia boys say a word against
me. Mr. Farrow's boys can go to throe
schools. This settles that case. lir.
Cornell does not know why lois boy will
not go. All have to say about Mr. Mc.
Craokon's boy is that he should have
been expelled three years ago. Tho school
would have boon much better without hint,
He says I failed to secure a position in
Perth and Huron, I wondor in which
entity Bluevalo is ? I am almost iuolin-
ed to believe that I Levant hot/ninon than
half a mild from from a cow's tail, by tho
Way tho calf is bawling attar mo (ivory
orator week in the Budget. With rofor-
0noo to that letter•ho opened I shall with.
hold my proof for the present. Now, Mr.
Editor, I havo proved all charges laid
against mo, • The public will now bo ablo
to judge rho truthfulness of tho character
I am writing against. Ifo has got to 1118
Mid of his ropo 110W, and if Ito had written
tho truth I could have wound ]rim up
long ago. I en pretty well losclod with
facts just now, but 1' don't think it will
bo n00as0ary foo lie to wriio any mom.
'Trunking you, Mr, Editor, for your hind.
noes and valtta1(lo 01(0)0, I am, Sir,
Yang Truly, J, II. Tnrtrsox.
D=f a' 11 fn.
Finlay Scott, of i;rnsscls, spout Salt.
bath hero anl0nget fricnd(1.
1101. Daley, of Sonforth Js visiting his
eieter 110re, 111.1. (1(1111:3, at 3310001st, - _
A.( woods
Rev. J. I'ergueon fn attending confer.
ono., 10 Sonforth.
Rev. A. Henderson, ill. A., leaven this
week for Halifax to (Mond tllo (funeral
' 9^• hilly.
Mr. Sloe, veterinary 0m'geon, woo late.
ly crooned his offioo in the village, (las,
by olid( and attention, wonted up an ex•
tonaivo practice.
The coutrnaturs have nearly completed
' rho flax mill buildings. Tho buildings
mailerg°, the burn itself being 102 feet
long. Tho farmers of this community
aro to be commended for tho enterprise
they Have shown.
I I:1'.1tsel.
\Vhat about the morning mail service?
Will our band over have a resnrrea.
Mon ?
Two itinerant musicians passed through
our village last Saturday.
D. Al, Melloall, I. P. S., visito(1 our
school last Thursday.
1103'. J. T. Legoar is attending Confer.
once at Seaforth this weak.
Thos. Mills, of Varna, was visiting at
W. Simpson's last Monday.
Geo. Beatty and sister, of Varna, aro
visiting et W. Simpson's this week.
Reeve Milne is at Goderich this week
attonding the mooting of the County
Council.
John Watt, of Dakota, formerly of
Huron County, is recruiting his health
among old friends. jl
Marion Young is visiting her grand-
parents at Ripley. Sho has boon away
((bout three months.
There was no Cervico in the Prosbytor-
lan church last Sunday as Rev. D. B.
McRae was away at Port Elgin, assisting
at the communion there.
James Menzios is hom0 from Bark's
Falls, Parry Sound. Tho northern alimn-
ate seems to agree with hint. Ifo intends .1
to more his family there next week. 1'
Ada hicks, a pupil of our school, aged
about 11 years, deserves rho palm. Sho
has not missed a day from school for
over four years. Who can beat that?
The Presbyterian Sabbath School con.
template holding their annual pie-uic in
R. Dilworth's grove, east of the village,
on Dominion Day, Monday, July 2nd.
J. DOWNING,
Formerly of Ooder1eh, wishes to
inform the Pub111 3.,1(1111ly that
he has opened out a Custom
Boot (L Shoe Storer
Opposite the American hotel
aid is prepared to take Orderf
for all Kinds of
CJITi ICO1*1Il' NVC IZIK,
Nona but First -Class Wcn'knit,.
Employed and a Perfect Fit
G nava nteed.
Repairing neatly done.
GIVE ME A CALL.
j. Downing.
Baby 1 Carrla es. g
Baby Carriages.
Test to hand a splendid se-
lection of Baby Carriages which
will be sold at vary low prices.
TRUNKS and VALISES
in endless variety. I ani pre-
pared to please the public in
this department.
•
Pine selection of
bight l Heavy llarness
Givo mo a, call.
John Gill started last Tuesday for ,
Liverpool, England. Josoph Gill, his
brother, who has been visiting friends;
for the last Nyack has gone back to his,i
home in Michigan.
Messrs. Ballantyne R 130yll, of Atwood, 11
have started a tailoring business in D.W.
Milne's old stand. They aro prepared to I
stilt ilio most fastidious with snits that H
will suit the most anxious suitors.
Mr. Burton, the now hotelkeeper, has
moved to Ethel with his family and has
taken possession of the Hotel. Mr. Rob-
ertson and family have moved to Wn'1.
Simpson's house At the station.
H. DENNIS.
Pumps - Pumps - Pumps
Tho Old reliable Pump Works of f3rne.
sets still to the froth Aad rushing Mai
nese, right along,
HIP WILL AND MEAN ?UPS
�S
0.1way0 uu hand with all the latest h1,.
provemr-nto anti gnaran13,1d 1,)
(iIV1'I SATISFACTION.
I am prepared to tape colaraets for
1)iiiiilry 11'e/Ts 1,r (?is(rrn,c 1,t•
/0((8lOt((Lle .163 feSS
4e011 Attention elven to Rep 6 airing%
As 1 use only the best material, super.
vise all t11n work and 0o11 et moderato
prices I know it will be to tho e.dvantago
of the public to deal with me.
J. P.ELT0,111,
Shop opposite P. Sestt'0 hisrltemitlt
shop, Mill streot, Brussels.
WROXETER WOOLEN ILLS
A. L. Gibson wants 60,000 (11x. r.d good
clean FLEECE WOOL for which 110 will
pay rho Ulcers' MAEEET PRIC9: Ix 030)0
or trade at the Wroxeter Woolen Mills.
An 3nuoenne stock of splendid Tweeds,
Flannels, Sl(tNino, Delimits , Mann.
OR, Slate Ha and Yarns of Itis own
(nice (all guaranteed to wear) and great
variety in Fiue Tweeds, Flannels, Over -
coatings, SM.
(GS'1'O1i. SPINNING AND CARDING DONE
at reasonable figures and good work guar.
anteed. We are bound to maintain our
reputation by satisfactory work and
square dealing,
0110 TWEEDS THIS TEAR ARE GREAT.
"U•TEP �AA3rFs`ot?CAlt.--
Fro CO's &'^�•TII TON.;
Prizes for (1) Best Fleece Long Wool ;
(2) Best Fleece Fine 'Wool ; (3) Heaviest
Fleece (oleanness considered.)
—COMPETITION —
c—I'REE—o
TO •:• ALL -:- CUSTOMERS.
We want your Wool and you want our
goods and our money, so come and
see ns.
1. L. GI.BSO. ,
-174w Wvo cter Women 893118.
Huron County Notes.
Horse distemper has played havoc with
the noble animal in Goderich township
(hie spring.
Tho Goderich Caledoniau Ganges will
bo hold on tho 2nd of July this year, ac.
cording to custom.
Allan McConnell, of Luoknow, has se-
cured a luorative position in the London
Asylum for rho Insano.
The Goderioh Signal stye :—Mr. Stirs.
ing, who lives down 11000 1110 risme bank,
recently mono across a hen's nest whioh
contained 03 eggs. Ho appropriated the
eggs in lieu. of payment for storago.
.A. MoD. Alan, presidont of the On-
tario Fruit Growers' Its
sooiabion has
gono to Manitoba, and tho Northwestt o
examine into tiheir fruit growing oapa.
bilibies. Ile will also visit British
Columbia.
Iron. Chas. Drury, Commissioner of
Agriculture for Ontario, in response to
an mvatation from tho directorate of the
soc101y, has signified his intention of
opening the Groat Northwestern Fair at
Goderich 0n Wednoeday 001. 30(1.
A 0lurgeot was caught oonr the Mait.
land bridge, Godoriob, on the 24111 of
May which weighed 741b8. `.Cho lucky
fisherman were Patrick Doan and James
Webb. Another weighing d4 lbs. was
naught on Monday by Robt. n1110.
A ohango in the modo of distributing
the mail from a point on the Grand
Trunk to Varna, Goderich township, and
Bayflold having been dooided on by the
postal authorities tenders are asked for
the oonveyauoo of th° mails to those
points from Clinton instoad of from
Sea/forth.
The Goderich orickot olub held a meet-
ing when the following officers wero elect.
od :—S. Itial0onleon, Hon. President ;
Dr. Holmes, Hon. Vico-Proeidont ; Goo.
Drummond, Preeidont; D. McDonald,
Vioe•Prosident : G. I -I. Finlay, Soo..
Trots. ; Managing Committee—Dr. Bose,
J'as. Strachan, 7. Iiay ; Ilona. mombore-
7. T. Gamow, Q. C., Icon. A. M, Ross,
Robert Porter, 1,1. P., 1I. 0. Cameron, Q.
0., 11. S. Chilton, U. S. 0., Mayor Song-
or, Sheriff Gibbons, 11.t, Ilntohfnsou.
It is reported that Mr, flicks, of Us-
borno, will enter nn aotiou for of
against the township councils of Than.
shard and tlsborno, for 10n1100 sustain.
ed by 11303. Hicks, caused by being thrown
frail a rig at the bridge at .ha town line,
on May 17th. Tho npproaohes to tiro
bridge being fn bad miler, caused the
ae(lidont., it is alleged. 11this ba the
caso, the 1101110rltieo of both municipal.
itles aro (*tanning of vomitus; for allloty-
lug such a 11.'1,13(1..43Z Onto of affairs to
(mist,
ORERY5
OPPOS Ti
ON STORE.
We aro about the only opposition in Brussels to the 7 o'clock
closing law. We want to accommodate our friends h the country
who, during the busy season, often come in at night when their
clay's work is over. -
Opposition in Prices.
I3ousokoepors will be glad that sugar all through the preserving
season will be sold at rock bottom prices.
15 Lbr . Good, Sugar or
Are You Making Soap f
15 LITS. WASHING SODA ONLY 25c.
Tho Toronto Grocery will "flew to the Lino let the Chips fall
where they may."
Those Canned 'Vegetables, +2 for 25c., aro going very fast.
Wo aro going to make a big ofort in Ton. Wo havo had a largo
number of samples submitted to us and wo havo soleotoil a Ten
that for price and drawing qualities will boat ovorything that has
ever boon offered in Brussels. The price swill be about 25c. Wo
have a Toa Dust that we soll at 10c. per lb.
Our neighbors will not let us sell after 7 o'clock p. in. but they
cannot provont us selling cheap. -
WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS.
We pay part cash for butter in Tubs.. We will d() anything to
oblige our customers but 111^ CA:t300I' otvu t'li3itrr at those 11)1111, it
is simply impossible. •
•'P1 -i1; '.13O.11ON'('t) 31iioc.i irv,
&D,A.M GOOD.