The Brussels Post, 1904-3-31, Page 5r
MAR. 24, 1904
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her t0
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°ammero,al and Shorthand.
Send for Oollogo Tomvmh
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T H. MoOEAO] EN—
Y V • Ieonor of Marriage Licenses. 01 -
nee at Grocery, Tmnborry ktroet, Brussels,
tARIv1S FOR SALE—THE UN-
Daestuonn has several good Forme for
sale aad,to rout, earn y terms, in Township
Ol Morrie and Grey, N fi. SO0'i1T, Brussel
M. fORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT,
MISS JEAN NI'LAiJCHLIN3
—TEAUHER OF—
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LI. LECKIE,
• LIVE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
y Odlce over Enrslev'e Drug Store,
Nov, 9rt1, 1902, 30.940 Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
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Toilworn* taken on tho Dash and premium
note system atom•reut rates. Before Maur.
lug elsewhere oall on the undersigned Agent
of the Cnmp01yO1iGE ROGERS, Brussels.
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AUCTIONEERS.
Ls' B. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
.1 • URtt, will Belt for better prices, to
bettor men, in loss time and less charges
than any other Auotiouoer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and or(lorm
can always be errnuged et this office or by
personal applioatio0,
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Tomo reasonable, Sales 0000090(1 for
at t110 02100 of TUR POST, Bin0001s. 03 tf
VETERINARY.
-gy D. rAEW1UK--
t` • Honor 14, 11,111nm of the Ontario Vet-
erinary 0011096, is pr spared to treat all die -
erase of domesticated animate in a 000200 -
out manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Deutletry, Calle promptly at-
tended to, 02100 and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Tnrnberry at., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. 111ACDONALD—
• Burriotor, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
buccaneer to G. F. Blair. 02100 over Stan-
dard Bunk, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Beak.
NAT Ili. SINCLAIR—
Barrister, Soltoltor, 'Oonvoyanoax,
Notary Public, do. Ulnae—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel. '
Solicitor for the Standard Rank.
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W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
liTktrict
191 r• f:L,
A Fruit Institute meeting will
be held in the Temperance hall, Blyth,
on Good Friday afternoon,
N. (taming was io Toronto attending
the annual meeting of the A. 0. U. W.
Grand Lnd.e. He represented Blyth
lodge No. 128
The choir of Blyth Methodist ohoroh
enjoyed a pleasant ev00ing at the hoepit
able home of A. H, and Mrs. Jambe, in
Beet Wawanoeh.
George 8:raehliog, who bee spent the
peat throe mouths visiting in Blyth and
vicinity, lett on Monday of last week for
E !thorn, Manitoba.
Thomas Marotta!' and family have
moved from Blyth to the Holland -farm
in Morris near Walton. Mr. Marshall
will menage this farm for Oouuoillor
George Jaokson, of Morris, who recently
0urohased it.
Morley Davie, of Luoknow, hae taken
charge of Thomas Watson's barber atop
here which hag lately been ooerimoled by
W. N. MaoDouald. David Somers, who
hue been engaged in the Blyth shop for
aom0 time, has accepted a situation in
Mr, Wateon'9 shop in Luoknow.
Elvin wall.,
The 136ad was out of pocket fit 000080 -
tion with their 0000ert.
Leslie Colwell io at present in Utab and
Anda the Mormons good people to do bug
(nese with,
A largo number of our °Baena are out
of coal and wood. The longing for
Bprieg Lae taken the form of a prayer in
the minds of many.
The Observer eaye :—Oonduotor Quirk
has become so die heartened with the
condition of the road this Winter that he
has laid all joking aside.
A motion was passed at last Connell
endorsing the proposed change in the
election of Oounty Councillors whereby
the mayors and reeves will be eligible.
A diversity of opinion ex(ete as to the
wledam of the County Connell in appro.
prial(ug $9000 to the erection of an ad.
dltion to the House of Refuge. We, io
this end of the County, should cot nom.
plain however n6 apart from the expend'
tare for education and administration of
justice we reap no beueflt whilst the balk
of the money goes to build and maintain
bridges on the Maitland.
Wfrl't,"tlrt,titt.
The next monthly horse fair will be
held ou Wednesday April 0th.
Thos. Smith, of Tara, has the oontraot
again ibis miasma of trimming W. Dore's
vehicles.
J. B. Ferguson is preparing to build on
his variant lot ou Patrick 'Beset, West of
Mr. Moludoo'e,
The editor of the Advanoe received a
telephone menage on Monday of last
week, annonnaieg the death or hie father,
Rev. Henry Hall, who resided near Arlt.
weight, Bruce oounty. Deoeased bad
reached a great age, being in his ninety.
Math year. He wait born in England,
but Dame to Canada forty -eta years ago,
Of late years he baa been very feeble in
body, but hie intellect remained oleer till
the end. He wan a remarkable man in
many reepoots. In hie youth he had but
very few opportunities of 000aring an
eduoation, yet by improving his spare
moments, he become an expert maths
metioian, a student of astronomy, and
conversant with the Greelr, Galin, Hob•
rew and other languages. He witneosed
the opening of the Bret railway in Eng-
land, end prier to leaving the old land
was chief engineer of oonetruotiou on the
Midland railway. Whet he cisme to
Onneda he entered the ministry of the
Methodist church, or (het branoh of it
then known as the New Oonneotion,
Hie end woe peace ; for years he hod
been looking forwari with a bright hope
to the time when age and weakness
ehen'd give way to eternal health and
life immortal. He leaves two eons and
two daughtero.
lottettew of.
The annual meeting of the Listowel
Bowling Olab will be held at the Grand
Central Ilotel on Ma,dny evening, 4th
April.
Listowel rink closed onjSatnrday night,
19.h inst., attar the longest and one of
the moat 9uaoeeofnl 00610006 since its
motion.
Wm. Bradley was the delegate from
Lietowel Lodge, A. O. U. W., et the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge, held
in Toronto.
Friday, fair day, being Good Friday
anti a bank holiday, the regular monthly
fair for April will be held on Thursday,
March 31ot.
Rev. T. Albert Moore, Aesistaot Se.
oratory of the Lord'o Day Alliance, of
Toronto, oondetotod the morning 9eevi000
Sunday in the Presbyterian Chung], and
the evening 60rvioe8 in the Methodist.
Trowbridge, Moleoworth and Kurtz.
villa are likely to be oonoeoted with
Listowel by telephone in the near fu-
ture, as supe are about to he Jakob to
secure telephone 6ervioe for these places,
which would be a groat Oonvenienoe.
Tho gnestiott of a Federal building for
Lidtawei came up for dieotts0iou at the
Inst Council meting when it was moved
by 0ounoillor Hacking, eeoonded by
Councillor Anderson, that whereas the
volume of bu0ineeo done at thio point by
the Cnstome, Inland Revenue, and Poet
Office departments would warrant a
Public) Building to be eroded by the
Perioral Government, a deputation nun.
Dieting of the Mayor and the mover and
seconder, be appointed to interview the
IYlinieter of Public Works with a view to
1110 planing of a 0nni in the 06timatee
sttfielerat to ereo1 0uitabl'e bdildiugo,
T.I:J.$ 1$itCI88 B TA h P()3T
T. H, Rolle & Son nee lntving exianeiVe
I improvements media in the itorli r of
the Grand Oeutre! The parlltt'ms on
the Deet aide of the 81.1u 11611 are being
removed and 411e wh•rb• epees, about
twenty by thirty feet, is being thrown
into one apartment for entraoao and
olikoe. Other otlaugee are oleo being
mats ; a travoper'a writing room will
adieu) the front 'titling room, and a 0001
room abd t le hone r0 n are being plaited on the opfoeite aide of the hall in
rear of the uffloe.
IC:xet<,r,
a tt left for 'eat rnh
E tear Wnsloa , b o
where'he bee ao0ap(ed a poeitien ae bar
ber.
Audrew Gibson, a pr0eperona farmer
of the Thawed R a'(, Ueborno, was unit•
ed in marriage to Mi'e Mitobell, of near
Ornmarty. Wednesday of teat week,
Fred, Penhale sustained a painful in
jury to three Angers of hie right hand
while operating the equalizing machine
at Sutherland, folies Oo'e works. The
tope of the three fingers reooived severe
oats penetrating into the bones,
Jas. Murray met with a painful ariddent whiuh might easily have remitted
eerioaely. I6 appears ire wee handling
Borne iron when one of the heavy bare
came in oontuit with hie head, inflicting
a painful wound Viet above one eye.
Mies May Armstrong, of Exeter, who
wag injured at the Clarence street meg.
ing of the G. T. R., London, some time
ago, hag so far recovered that elm is well
enough to be wheeled about the corridors
of Victoria Hospital. Though she may
leave the hospital within a week or two,
the will not be able to return to her home
in Exeter for some time later.
*t,st1or tat.
Frank Beet, who hae boon vary ill for
a few months, is able to be eroand,
The Iaorc00e boys and othere are getting
up a minstrel performance to be given
during the latter part of April.
Geo. Mordie has purohnoed the frame
cottage nn Goderieh street occupied by
W. H. Willie from Mee. Thos. Darman,
Guelph, for 01,300.
The employees of the Bell Engine
Works, in this town, sent a 00011 donation
of 024 to the free Ooueamptive Sanitar-
ium at Graveobaret.
Abram Oriole has the championship for
big log drawing this year. Tho other day
he drew from Laidlaw'e bush, in Tooker•
smith, to Ament'e saw mill, in town, 8
log whioh contained close on to 1,200 ft.
New telephones have been plaoad in the
residence of Mrs. J. H. Broadfoot and in
the office of Jae, Wateoo, and 0006raote
are Monad for new telephones to be planed
ie J. M. Beet's law office, J. R. Gnven•
look's residence, Jae. Cowan's r 00100008,
and Geo. T. Turnbull's residence as soon
ae the weather permits.
While engaged in taking down the
steeple of the Presbyterian ahuroh on
Wedneeday of last week, Edward Lat.
timer bad a narrow eoaape. He was
olimbiog up the inside of the structure
when one of the prose pieces gave wev
and bo fell to the floor of the tower 20
feet below. The trap door of the floor on
which he alighted, was open, and bat
for the ladder which stood partly in the
way and the timely intervention of his
oomp0oio0, Geo,- Hart, he would have
fallen through to the second floor 70 feet
below.. As it was Mr. Lattimer was
badly shaken np, but expecte to be at
work again in a few days.
tl ton.
Band 0000ert to be given in the town
hall on the evening of April 7111.
Clinton Hookey Olob fell down before
the onslaught of the Allem Craig team
by a 00ore of 0 to 1, in that town.
Cattle -buyer Watson, Blyth, drove two
care of etooh to Olinton from that .place,
en as to get them ebipped to Toronto. -
R. J. Olnff was the representative from
Olinton lodge A.O. U. W. in attendance
at the Grand Lodge meeting in Toronto.
Some rhubarb that was polled on the
Rattenbnry property last week Pleasured
some 13 inches in length, was oriel) and
pogeessed a strong flavor of the plant.
Seeley & Turner, who have been in
partnership for the past three years in a
general blaokemith, wood working and
repairing, baeines, eta , have dissolved
p.,rtnerehip.
R. F. Stoddart having been offered the
prinoipalehip of Forest High Bohoot,
Minded in hie resignation to the board.
If a suitable teacher man be oeonred, he
will be relented at Easter. 0900 was the
trntptil'v eatery offered.
Ieose Lawrence, who for 45 years hae
been a reeident of Hallett, is pulling np
etakee and Ong to Lenminuton to oast
hie lot, Mr Lawrence has been in that
section 10.r the pant month getting things
ettaightened around before moving his
family there which he purposes doing in
a mouth's time,
All the triunes for the Hoose of Refuge
are about completed. Most of the hem •
look for the roofing, oto„ is ready at the
mill to draw out, In foot some is already
on tbe ground. B. 8, Cooper baa ell the
material ready for hie new King Edward
Hotel, and will have tLtie building Dom
pitted within a very few mouths,
4 t. w 0081.
The safe for the Cement Co, has arrived
and has been inetolled in 0M, M. Hiles'
oflioe.
Rev. Dr. McLeod has been delivering a
aeries of epleudld Betimes from the
epietle to the Hebrews,
J. A. MoBain left to mantra his position
ne traveller for a wholesale firm. His
field of operations extends ae far Weet as
the Pacific,
Robert Richmond was in Toronto last
week eating as delegate from the local
eooiety of Chosen Frieud0 to the Greed
Counail of the Order.
The Morrison boys, who spent the
Winter vlaiting relatives in 01100 vitinity,
left for their home near Beresford, Mem,
on Monday evening of last week.
Tho grad mill is olosed down f00 the
present owing to the non arrival of the
now boiler from Kincardine, The old
boiler played out some time ago and Mr.
Diakeon ordered one from a firm in Km.
oard(Oe.
Perey Greeneidee id able to be up And
around once more alter a two mouths'
siege of loS tmrmttory rbeamatiem, Mrs.
Green/tido is at present somewhat
crippled with the rheumatism dud we
hope oho may soon be entirely recovered,
The'trnateoe were compelled to ologe
the Patella oohool fast weak owing to hulk
of fuel and the y0uttgetere are enjoying
the holiday imm0ne81y, A larva quantity
of ooal wag pareha0od before Ernes and
three tone more same time In Januitry
but the severity of the Winter has been
such ae to use up the supply very gn'nkly. LI thf , 1'a 9 4626,000 Are 1, i'ay in 1 O.
'1'104 tru018em w 010 rill up °tor N If it np sz . ';rotvn'a g(000ry eateb inhru. lot
were posed)) ti to obt.(o dry w u 1 -bat . 14 11
marina 010000 sv-•tu dome+!•
Nu011 au ettus.8 oaui vt ,•nem•' „iy be i
obhtiued for any money.
(74O(deur1010,
The Oddfellowa are getting up an
eutertalnmeut for Tneeday, April 90th.
Oaptain T. H Trothaw
syi
hue gone to
Br ue Mines, where be e engaged an
superintendent tor the Aberdeen Develop•
merit Company.
West Huron Forename' Inetitute hoe
arranged for the annual ra0urniou to the
Guelph Model Farm, to take plane 0n
Saturday, June 11110.
hlejur Beok was in To'onto last week
representing Godsrioh Ooonail No. 167,
Uaned(an Order of CbosenFriende, at the
annual meeting of the Grund C•'unoli,
The trustee board of North Street
Methodist ohoroh voted a substantial
in0re006 of eatery far the coming year to
Mies Ooon, orgauiet and oboir director of
the ohoroh.
Skating oommenoed at the Weit street
rink ou the 21st day of November, so
that on Monday our people had 80001(y
four 02000110 oouti000ee,ka1ing, a mord
for Goderioh.
Croton Attorney Seager'e office to
undergoing some improvements and the
old partition has been polled down. A
new fiaor le to be laid and a low partition
will take the plane of the old one.
Rev. S. Cleaver, D. D., motor of Sher
bourne street Methodist church, Toronto,
has beau secured for ao address in Gode.
tiah on 'Thursday, April 28 b, on the
story of Jean Valjean, the hero of Viotor
Hugo', work,
Mre. D. 31, Strachan hae sold her store
and reoidenuo, oorner of Benue and Via.
Luria streets, to Wm, Holland, and the
latter lute Bold his frame dwelling on
'Trafalgar etreet, to M. Finn, of Ash -
Mild township.
For some cement unknown, unless it be
the work on the South pier, herring and
perob are not entering the harbor as in
former years at this season. The same
oompiaint is mode by those who have
fished outside the piers, so far as these
flab are oonoerned.
Monday night of last week Edward
Haskell, of Colborne, mot with an 110
(Adept at the Colborne hotel, whish
terminated fatally Thuesday morning.
Mr. Maekell had Iain down on the eittiug
room lounge npetairs but after being left
alone got up and walked oat to the
bal000y. He fell to the pavement, ap.
pareotly lighting on hie feet, and the jar
them received wan the amide of fraternal
injuries. He was taken into the hotel
and medical aid eenared. Mr. Maekell
has a wife and eight children, the young.
est about four yeare of age.
The poblio eobool trustees held a
special meeting to award the oontraot for
(he uew roof at the ()antral school.
Tbere were two tenders for the work, 0.
C. Lee and J. H. Woreeil, and Mr. Lee
woo awarded the oontraot on motion of
Mr. Ontt and Omit, finagle. The roofing
i0 to be with heavy Oshawa galvanized
steel shingles, 26 gauge, and the work is
to be commenced July 2od,and oompleted
OD 00 bdfore Aa -est 141 under a penalty
of 010 a day. $478 is the amount of the
contract, which includes the shingling
and other work according to the epeoifi
catiou9.
Kincardine Review eaye ; John Bell,
Cleve Benuer,Robert Oareon and William
Akins, of the Ooombe & Watson Miele
factory, made on Saturday last what they
00neider a record in outdoor skating in
this part of tbe oonutry at least. Leav-
ing Kinoardioe at 1 p. m. on Saturday
they arrived in Guderioh at 4,10 in the
afternoon, thus coveri0g the distance
(said by mariners to be about thirty-five
miles) in three hours and ten minutes.
Returning they left Godsrioh at 9 a. m.
Sunday morning, but owing to a strong
head wind did not arrive here until 8 p.
m. This iuoluded a atop at Point Clerk
lighthouse for dinner. The Review
would like to hear from anyone who has
matte it similar trip, as from what Dan be
learned it has not been attempted for a
good many years.
tit3.ieo.i 4113411 IV a V004.
The steamer Queen City about whose
safety there had been some 0r-xiety, is
safe.
Antoine Welsh, of St, Charles, Man ,
received a du [wipe letter from a 0reditur
and then shot him -elf.
Hat, Mr. F,'her gives notice of the
reiutrodnation of hie bill for the in8peo
Wm and 'ale of seed8.
Richard Hayes, fernier, of Kintoee
Townbhip, bee been committed for trial
on a charge of inoendiarism.
The town of Perth has been given
autb•'rity to buy out the plant of the
Perth Eleotrie Light Company.
Dcgald MoGregor wee acoideatally
shot at Trauquilty, near Brentford, on
Thursday, and died soon tdterwarde,
The Welland canal will be lighted with
about 550 aro lampe and the Melts and
swing bridges will be operated by eleo-
trioity.
The Town Olerk, of Toronto Junction,
eaye that the property owners generally
in that muniofpality are opposed to an-
nexation to Toronto,
The Mayor of Halifax, Nova Scotia,
has been indicted for interfering with the
admiuietrativn of juetioe by ordering the
release of a prisoner,
Clement Guyette, who murdered Dan•
lel Colligan and his eon in Alfred town-
ship, will be tried at L'Orignal Assizes,
the Grand Jury having found a true bill
against him.
An expert testified io the ones of the
Lord'e Day Alliance venom the Ontario
Sugar Company at Berlin that tbe too -
tory could not be run enooesafally six
days a week. The Magiotrote expreoeed
the opinion that it bad been ebown that
it was sea asery to run the plant on Sun-
day.
The ennuel report of the Chosen
Friends for 1908 shows 26,824 members
in gond standing. Aseeeeneente collected
amounted to 0260,198.71, abd interest on
inveetmente to $13,405 98. One hundred
and sixty death eloime were -paid, totall-
ing in all $17,08494. Surplice invented
in stooks amounts to $401,283 44.
Sir Wm, 0. Macdonald hag donated
$1000,000, together with aauitable bloek
of land, for, the pnrpoee of building and
equipiug something in the nature of a
Students' oldb on a large eoale, for Mo.
Gill University, Montreal. Hie plan 18
to provide a place for recreation between
lectures, ae well e6 a donoe hall, gym-
na8lam, swimming bathe, billiard hall,
leotnee hall, ere. Sir Wdl(em has not
yet made known what rate be hae Own,
but it le believed to be near the univereity
building,
t, ,.,Iron Spectator Paye :'--A
1ilretf,W man is being preeocu-ad for
feeding "dead home" to hogs, What do
the pernloliity poop's of Sbakoapearville
want? Da they scant live horses fed to
the hogs.
The Tr it. urer of the Bible Buoiety,
barH, n t u b Oe ten• rr p r e aver 040 fur the n
ay? Thant( Offering fund from the ldib-
berb beeneh. Tide le $15 mere than the
0010001 the senility had aimed at raisin'„
vhioh a erYkood, indeed.
s i V
VJ(Ilinm E. Miller, wile Maimed to be
a survivor of the Light Brigade which
made the famous ahargn at Bulaklava in
1854, t0 dead at Oroo'onConn. He was
awarded tits
e Victoria thrall, and eftcr•
wards Berved in the Uelted Stoma navy
dnring the Civil War,
It in rep need at Montreal that Wtll-
fatn Meokeezie'a trip to Britain lean for
the purpose of negotiating a bond Josue
for the Uanadian Northern, end that he
was entirely euoeeesfut in arranging f .r
fnnrl0 antFaient for construction work
for the next two years.
11 S. Robertson, 9olioit*r for the
Stratford Radial Railway, hae written in
rho Mayer of h 010(18ll, stating tbat it is
the intention of the olmp00y not only to
build a line to that town, but to extend—
if there is prospect of paying bnaineee-
1. Godsrioh. Of o'uree wh.aher or not
this extension will be made depends up u
the stmeee0 of the road first built.
The Grand Council of the Canadien
Order of Chosen Friends oonoloded its
deliberations at the Temple building,
'Toronto, on Thursday, and 6eleoted Tor,
onto as it0 meeting place again next
year. The eleotion of offioere resulted
as follows :—R -:v. A. J. Pool, Minnie,
Grand Prelate ; 0. G, Strange, Barrie,
Grand Marehal ; Mrs. W. G. Lemon,
London, Grand Warden ; W. P. Thom -
eon, Brookville, Grand Sentry. An And.
Wag Committee was constituted of W.
L. Roberto, Horning'° Mills, and Andrew
A. Moore, Kingston. W. 0. Smyth,
Montreal, D. Robertson, St, Cathnq(nee,
and Dr, Cleary, Kingetoo, were eleoted
the Committee on Laws, Victor Levee.
qae, Montreal, A. A. Lakgo, Lindon, and
A. Mitchell, Bowmanville, were sleeted
on the Finance Oommittee.
The daring and ingenuity of American
poachers on the 000adian wate06 of Lake
Erie will not he so effective daring the
rooming 6eaeon, For some time past the
Government steamer Petrel has been
Wintered in Owen Sound, and has not
heeo able, oil amount of fee, to get into
Lake Erie until some time in May. As
the American poachers do most of their
illegal fishing as soon as the ice leaves
the lake, about the let of April, nearly
two months of Aebiug were enjoyed be•
fore the Petrel hove in eight, and eeeum-
ed the "ha't or I fire” attitude. This
Winter the GOv000meut took the advice
of experts on the North shore cif Lake
Erie, and the Petrel Wintered in Walker.
ville. She (e now being equipped for Ler
eea000'e work, and will be iu the lake as
aeon ae the tae goes out, or perhaps
sooner. This Potion will do much to
make poaching unprofitable.
The number of committals to the joilo
for 1903 was 9,261, being nearly 1,000 in
excess of the previous year, Crimes
against the person have inoreeeed during
the year by soma 116 over the previous
year, but are still lees than any other
year since 1877. Crimes 8301041 property
have been lower than they bene been for
twenlyflve years, the total for Met year
2,190. Ur'mee against public morale and
deoeuoy remain about the SUMO as the
previous year. Offences aguiu01 poblio
order and peaoe are alightly greater than
the previous year. Other crimes with
which prieouere were charged were about
the same as is the previous year, Oom.
mittala for drunkeuneee were some 500 in
ex0064 of the previon0 3'800. The number
of 11010000ra sent from the jails to the
Penitentiary for the poet year in 0x0888
of those of the previous year were 21 1
to the Reformatory for Boys, 22 ; and
the Central prison, 157., Tho total num
bar of prieouere in the j•tile on the 30611
September, 1908, wad 817. Thirteen
pri000000 eseapod during the Year, eight
of whom were recap:need There were
thirty eight d &the during the year.
Seu,ttar Were ie not the only Cat ,.dian
wh, bus 0008(01 y m We a m -usury ria i.,
11MOO of 1 fn. Another long di.;eime
rimier Is Mr,, Outman Mulntyre, t0 11 .x
borough Town .hip, Stormont Ca.n,t,,
who on Mnroh 10 h, pe+sed the hum', ..,.11.11
mile poet, havtn_ been born to Inver,es,
Swotted, in 1804. When fourteen tear-
of age she 04030 to this country wi h h'
parent , who Bottled near 61ortiutowu.
Glengarry O„unty, In 18.26, the tete e'
h, 0 mother's (teeth, eh-, 1130048 i D•,:.ce
MuL,tyie, the ceremony beim p'eL,rtn, c
by Rev. Mr. Juboetuu, then 1000'6(l Ira
(tOoilwall, l'hrae years lata»r 11r. and
iy1PS. McIntyre moved from Final], whole
they took up their reoidenoe eft,r their
manage, to what (a n0W the bumeeteod,
In Rexborough, Here fourteen children
Were born to them 6even of witdrn are
living, In 1884 Mr, McIntyre putted
away, egad 84 years. Mrs. MoIntyre,
notwithstanding her great age, (e enjoy,
ing good health, and her mind is ae clear
as fur many years back. She line neves
worn glasses, and Darr road the finest
print. She is aide to go around her
dwolliug, end la always ready to W61001110
her old friends, with whom she takes
groat pleasure in oonv004iug about time
long gone by. Biro. Molutyre le a strict
adherent of the Preebyterittn ohoroh, and
ao exemplary 011rietian lady. It evident-
ly comes natural for Ler to live so long,
her father having lived to 98 and her
grandfather to 104.
"KIN° Bor,oMoo'e" Wm.—King Solo-
mon, the alleged Hlndoo 1t(ug, but who is
generally euppoeed to be a full b'ooded
South Carolina negro, with a great pee -
penalty for 'lotting," oloirvoyanoy and
other things, is in a peck of trouble in
Miuneapolin, Mino„ where he went last
October alcor hie sensational nierriuge
to a pretty white girl residing at No. '195
Frauluiu et, Buffalo. The bride wag
Mtge Minnie Stophen8, aged 20 ye000, a
former St. Marye girl. 0t is said the
girl 0011001,ed Solomon at his office, No,
1477 Franklin street, and was easily in.
diced to merry him. The marriage woe
performed by Rev, A. Benjamin 000per,
a colored minister, at No. 196 Walnut
street on OOlober let Met, Solomon
MOM that his age was 42 and that he
was born in Bombay, India, oleo that hle
father was "111ng Solomon," a Hlndou
Ming. Solomon drooled like a howling
wed, drove in a striking 000010ge and
appenrod to have money to burn. Tine
mareing0 0,rumnny was w(tnoeeed by
Joeoph 11. Martin and F,orenve Cote.
Immediately alter 0)0 wedding Solomon
BLYT 1-1,
STILL THEY COME
lvory brain brings as large quantitiesrEitiea of Spring Guoda, Below
we m606io0 a few of the late arrivals 1
Lodic' Dress Shine iu flake cods 39 40 uud m Loslong with
1tlman eali1, very epecttsl at 0176.
Laoiee' Dreei 513,010, fu thabit cloth, to colors of blank and navy, trimmed
witn,tbree,alustere of oprdiug and 001411 rtrappiui, iu all lengtb0, great
vale. at 01.70.
Ladia,' Drees blurts, in fine Vicomte, alolh, in oolore of blank and navy,
trimmed with buttons and 10 rows °lording, a very stylish garment $8 96.
Lwdie+' Ureeo Skirts, in burn00puue, venetians, broadolntb9 and lapel, flake
geode, 010110 up In the 101000 style, at 0160, 05, 00.60 and 07 60,
Loos Curtains, 2i yards long, 40 iuobea wide. 600,
Loon Ourwuue, 3 yenta loog, 4,3 niches wide, 75o.
Flue Nottingham Little 0ar1aine, 54 inched wide, in either plain epos or
scroll centres, very 4pe0tat, $1,
Tapestry Corinne, in new patterns, a large stook to eeleot from, at 25o, 50o,
051, 75o, and 85o.
Uuim1 (100pete, fu new patterns end co(0rs at 25n, 350, and 500
Woo! (tarpite, yard wide, new peteerbe, at 003, 7&o, and $1.
Hemp Ceepete, 101 games and floral decoy, au 124, 0, 18a, and 200.
Trove 0,t 010111, in 1, 1f, 1*and 2 yards wide, at 250, per square yard,
Linoleum.. in Mackauu tl. rat patterns, at very °lose prime.dapaua00 Moults, iu uew paltecu0 stud oolore, yard wide, at 12}0, 180, 20o
and 25:0,
rAll carpets from 86e. upwards 000 1 be out and matched free
of oharga.
and hie bride went to Minneapolis, and a
sister to the bride accompanied them.
She Aures oousp'ouonely iu the sense.
tinoal infra! to ibe miserable merrieg0.
After a eeneetional shouting affair, iu
wbioh the bride bad her hand shattered
and loot two fingers, he is now defeudant
in a suit for divnroe. "Eine Solomon"
wits declared not entity by the jury, hat
he moat pay alimony to the extent of 615
per month. According to his story hie
wife hod a shotgun in her hauda and he
went 10 take it away from her when it
wait off end the abarge carried awn), two
of her fingers. Mrs. Solomon elated that
her buebaud bad several times threaten.
STILL IN TH
OLD STAND
While we are not given much
to puffing up our business in the
public print we desire to thank
our numerous customers for the
hearty support accorded us in
1908, and to state that we are
still in the old stand ready to
attend to their wants. .
Wood work repairs promptly
attended to and all departments
of blacksmithing, with a specialty
made of Horse -shoeing and Job-
bing. As we have spent 18 years
in Brussels we think we are conit-
petent to understand "the wishes
of the public to a good extent.
Call and see ns.
S. T. PLUM
'Phomas street,
Min
in
Left -
Arm
ae There is a great deal of
iv
sir z_ 6 pain and ache termed RhonaShah matin—sometimes called
Kidney pain. The back
aches, shoulders, side, and
hips. A cold will cause
pain and distress in the
back, Kidney and Bladder
trouble. In cases of this
kind use Anti -Pill and see
Brussels.
ed to kill her and when the shooting
ocanrred she determined to apply for a
divoroe as ebe no longer oared for Lim,
She acted very affectionately toward0
Lim beo.use she was afraid that if she
didn't he would execute his threat.
What Exhibitors Say
90 per cont. of Pat Cattle exhibited at
Provincial Winter Fair,1008, were fed with
Worthington's Canadian Stook Tonic.
DRAB 81n0,—
We Lave been feeding your Stook Food
to cattle for some time, and 140(1 it to be an
oxoelleut tonin. We have also fed it to
horses and pies, and aro quite surd it lathe
beat stook food we have ever tried. Our
prise winuing.oattlo at the Provincial Win -
tor t'afr,1003, were fed Worthingtou'e Stook
Tonin. LESLIE et PEAREN
• Breeder Shorthorn Oattle,
Acton, Ont.
DEAR fiIRB,-
1 find your Stook Food is a very excel-
lent Tonto for cattle, giving them a goad
appetite and seeping their digestive organs
in a healthy wnrking 'condition, The steer
"Soothe," exhibited at Winter Fair, weighed
at birth 80 lbs,, at95 months MO lbs, making
a gain of 55 the, per month. It pays to feed
Worthington's
Rt2IANDRNW0HARDSON,
Breeder Shorthorn Oattle
Peopabun, ant.
Does seas,—
We have used your Stook Food for both
oattlo and hogs and and it gives good setta-
fnet100. Several of our oattlo have shown a
00111 of over 100 Ibe, per month while feed-
ing it JAS. WILSON 8: SONS,
Breeder of Shorthorn Cattle and York-
shire Hoge, Fergus, One.
Note the Prion :
10 ib. box, 300 feeds, 50o ; 50 lb,. seek 192.
Manufactured by
TETE WORTHINGTON Dano 00.,
Guelph, Ont,
For sale by— N.F. GERRY, Brussels'
H. F. MoALLISTER, Ethel ;
NM, MESSER, Bluevale;
N. B. GERRY, Blyth.
Winrestarareeenaraersaraliare
CALLED�• �v�.HE �.! MA'
TLSMO
Sold in
Brussels
how qutcldy you will get
relief. It acts on all thee
large glands of the body.
Any one who doubts should
write for a free sample to
Wusorr Ffm.R Co., Niagara
Falls, Ont,
Dr. Leohhardt's .Anti -Pill'
Is a perfect System Treat-
ment. Pelee, 50 cents. .
by James Fox.
MADE BY GEORGE A, SLATER
We
We are now opening tip for
Ladies or Gents or the Little
Tots either.
Invite Your Inspection.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
We have everything complete and can supply you with any
style of Harness at the Lowest Prices consistent with a good
article. Wo have now for sale one set Second-hand Team
Harness and three sots Second-hand Single Harness. Call
and see them.
t1'F0R SALE—Twe Dwelling Muses, , acre of land with nob, having large and
email fruits of various kinds.
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