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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-1-26, Page 4(i.fbe ,kei,y.it della Mttx THURSDAY, JAN. 2G, 1905. 2'lthol. llntoudod for last week,] AnDANee AND PIUMENTATION,-Tbe Hills• burg Beaver, of Jan. 4th, gives the follow. log intereetieg report oouttering tt young lady well known in this locality ;-A very pleaeant event took plane at the reeideuce of W. Watson, lot 31, con. 7, Erfn, on the evening of Thursday, Deo. 22, when the parents and friende of the pupile attend- ing the Everson school, towolioe Erin and Gerntrees, met to say farewell to Miee Eta Lamont, who has taught the eohoof with great emcees during the past four years, and to present her with some tokens of their regard and appreciation previone to her departure. There was a very large etleudanoe, every home in the motion bei'og well represented. The choir was cooapied by George Wheeler who, after a short speech, called on Miee Dina Dyer, who read the following ad- dress : DcAn Mies LAnfo0T,-'rhe parents and friende of your pupile in IIuion school No, 15, Erin and Garafraxa, can• not let you tette your departure without testifying in some slight degree their high appreciation of your eervioee as teacher. Daring the four years you have taught the eohool in this caution, you have shown oonoloeively that you had the beet interests of your pupile at heart, by using your beet endeavors to guide them, not only by precept bat by example into those pathe which lead to a higber and better lite, As a teacher you have been painstaking and thorough, and your pupile have made good progress under your tuition. Your work in tbe eohool hoe been highly eatiefaotory to ne. We eek you to accept these preseute as a token of oar appreciation of your char• anter and your eervioee ae teacher. May they nerve to remiod-yon tbat yon leave in this section many tree frieude who wish you ail happiness, prosperity and success in the future. Signed on behalf of the friende and echool : •Tresea Camp boli, Dina Dyer, Willie Haws and Robert H111. Mass Lamont made a very suitable and feeling reply. Tho presents cousiet• ed of te beautiful china tea service and a silver eager bow'. After the preee0tation, the eveuieg was epent in eooial abet, music, and games. iIIieeroNAas.-The mase meeting of Epworth Leaguers held in the Methodist obumh here on Tuesday evening was e great seeoeae and must have been very gratifying to those who had the meeticg in ch tree. The church was filled with en intereeted and enttueiaetic audience representing the three ,Leagues of the circuit. The chair wae ably occupied by the pastor, Rev. 0. P. Wella, who after n few introdaotory remarks called upon Tilos Daugherty, Pres. Of Union League, to read the Scripture lesson. Miee Annie Mason, Pree. al E'hel League announced hymn 469, after the singing of which, prayer was tffered by John Bryan Pree. of Roe'a League. After an aetbem by the Roe's choir tbe chairman called upon Rev. G. H. Riley, of Kitemeat, 13. C. for hie addreee. The Missionary's address was a review of bie work among the Indiana of the Coact describing their nnoivilized state, and ehowing how these were being ohanaed and improved by the power et the Gimps!. Hie words were inteueely interesting and received the oloeeet ettentioo of the large audience. Mr. Raley's dieoription of the good work being done by the Girl's Home at Kit. amaat and hie plea for a suitable eohool for boys cannot fail to be effective. This address was followed by a few words from the President of the District emphasising the valve ot Missionary effort. Solos given by Mae. Davies and Mies Spence and a solo with violin obligato by Miee Frain `were interesting features. At the closeof the program lunch was served end every one given an opportunity to meal` -the Missionary. Ethel oircait is doing well for Missions and this personal contact with theta representative will no doubt arouse new enthusiasm. i.frstowel- A fire occurred on Friday morning at Stogdill & Beirnee' laundry, Main street, which, however, was got ander control by the Are brigade, J. B. Brown, of this town, was a arta. ,geaful ' exhibitor at- the Owen Sound dlouitry ehow taking several prizee for"-- :White rookie and 000hin bantams. Mre. M. Gibbs left for San Francisco, where her two eons, Frank and Oewald, have good situations in banks. Mre. Glbbtintende taking up her residence there. Miee A, Clayton, 13, A., is temporarily eagaged at the Listowel High School until a permanent appointment of a olaeeioal master ie made, for which the Board is advertising.. A, H. Hawkioe arrived in town on Monday from the Northweet, . where he has besn engaged in surveying during tbe poet season. Since leaving town several years ago he has been living in Britieh Columbia and the Yahoo. The esteem in whish J. C. Clark, late classical master in the Listowel High School, has been held by the pupile - and ex pupile of the echool was made mani.. feet on Friday afternoon by the preeen• tatioo to him of a very handsome writing desk and a edit Daae. The preeoetalion woe made at the school and was aocom• partied by a very feeling worded addreee, G. O. and :Mrs. Kidd, who for the past twelve years have conducted the Arlington Hotel in town removed to Toronto and before going' were both remembered by their frfeede in the way- of ayof momentoee of friendehip. The presentation to Mr. Kidd was made in the roams of the Listowel Club and was a joint function between the membere of the club and of the Masonic Lodge, with F. R. Blewitt, president of the club in the ohair and Wm. Irving, W. M. of. Bernard Lodge in the vioe•ehair. Col. D. D, Campbell made the presentation in hie happiest vion and Mr. Arkell handed him a henchman travelling bag of sea• lion leather, The Banner nye ; - J. 0, Breit. hanpt, Berlin, wall in toter looking after the oloeing out bf the work at the Breithaupt tannery here prepare. tory to abutting down. It will take ltbout three weeks more to work cat the stook on hand and then a week or two at a later dale to finish p after which the pr h whole work will 0e0Be at the tannery. We nederetand it In the intention of the owners 10 let the plant stand idle, that tinder present ondltioee it does riot pay to operate the tannery here, • The pried' other three pars, nod Jae, 1lfpgaUam x and Jttmee MoGoe having yet to eta00 two years and one year reapeotively. Dr, 3 1S1odele, 13elgrave, Medioal Health Officer, Oommnnioalion from J. Rose Robertson revolved, soliciting a further donation from the townobip in aid of the eiak Ohildreu'e Hospital, Toronto, Be. solved that another grant of $6 be given for that purpose, The Clerk was in.' rtruottd to order seven copies of the Mauioipnl World for the Oonnoil, 0 erk aldl Treaeurer for 1906 The annual report of Knox eiluroh, Bel. grave, hoe been distributed. The Beeston ooueiete of the pastor, Rev. J. J. Heetie, Jno. McCallum, Jae. Ferguson, James Cunningham, Wm. IInox, Wen, Wight - man, Clerk and Treaeurer, The Manag• ing committee is oompoeed of A. Halliday, Chairman, P. W. Scott, Seoretary, Geo. Taylor, Treaeurer, D. Scott, J. J. Fed. vuson, W. Michie,:jr., Wen, Knox, Geo, Proctor, D Sproat. The Anditore are W. K. Whaley and W. J. Geddes, The Treaeurer reperte reoeipte, $762 48 and the same expended, except a balance on hand of $10.21. The Mieeionary fond reached $207.63, and the Session fund $31.02. For the Sabbath eohool, $73 93 was raised ; the W. F. M. Society raised for Mieeion purposes $85 27 ; and the Ladiee' Aid for Church purpoeee, 8105.81 The Seeeion report shows 72 families in Church relationehip, with a present membereleip of 164. Testimonials of Grateful People who have received ,Health and happiness from using that New and Celebrated Remedy, OIL OF PINES. The Medicine of the 20th Century "ai,ni,'Ndueur't'e,'thnlAe,'breNu' Tbe enormous Bale of thie popular Southern remedy in Canada the nas1 two yeare ie one of the many proofe of ite great merits. Pbysioiene, both iu the oily and country, are now preearibing Oil of Pines for Le Grippe and it has proved to be a (speedy and infallible cure for that dangerous and subtle disease. When treated with this remedy there will be no reourrenoe of the malady -no after effeote. For dieeaeee of the Lunge, 'Coughs, Oolde, Aetbma, Bronchitis end Catarrh of tbe Head, Throat and Stomaoh, Oil of Pines etande unrivalled. The manufacturer of Oil of Pinee has in hie poeeeeeion thousands of teetinamiale from grateful people who have been oared by this remedy, when they were ie an advanced etage of Consumption. - Compounded with the Pine Oil which forme the body of this remedy, are other ingredients oalooleled to cleanse the Liver, Purity the Blood, and pat the Kidneys in proper working order. 11 you are troubled with a pain in the book, take a dose of Oil of Pines on going to bed, and you will find the pain gone in the morning, We speak thus positively because we have never known the remedy to fail, its effects in snob oases being next to magical. Do not hesitate to buy a treatment of tbie medioine. 13e sensible. Keep the dootor out of your hoose, and you will not have hie big bills to pay. I, Mrs. Alfred Ross, of the Township of Fullerton, County of Perth, feel myself duty-bound, after being completely cured of the most severe cases of Lung and Throat trouble by using your wonderful remedy, called "Oil of Pines," to offer you the following testimonial as a token of my gratitude and also to let the public know the medicine which cured me, so they may know what to buy with safety. I suffered with Consumption and Throat trouble for a number of years and tried doctor after doctor but received very little benefit. Finally I was advised to go to Gravenhurst iani- tarium, I went and remained there for four months, but came home no better, if not worse. Then I was advised to try a Negress doctress, a Mre. Le Burtis, from Woodstock, who was coming to St. Marys regularly. I went to her and doctored for six months, but I became so weak and thin I had to get a hired girl to do my work. In June, 1908, you called at our farm and I bought six bottles of your "0i1 of Pines," those six bottles completely cured me. I have gained over 20 pounds in weight, I have recovered my voice and lost all the hoarseness and- I find myself enjoying the best of health and my neighbors say I look better than they ever knew me to in 20 years. I give you this testimonial to use in any way to aid in the sale of your "Oil of Pines" and I also give it hoping that many poor sufferers may be led to buy the Oil arid be cured as I am. My husband has spent hundreds of dollars and we received no benefit, but the five dollars we gave you has, I believe, saved my life, and hundreds of dollars we would have spent b:, this time had I not taken your Oil of Pines. We were going to rent our farm as I could not do any work, but I am now doing my own work without any aid whatever. This is a true testimonial and anybody who doubts it, if they will come to our place they may see me and I will repeat what I say hare. Lam simply a living proof of the merits of the medicine and my neighbors will, .I thinksay the same. I may conclude by saying that my husband and I feel that we can never be too grateful to 'Oil of Pines" for the happi- ness and good health we daily enjoy. Yours gratefully, MRs. ALFRED Ross, Ruseeldale, Ont. N. B. -If your store keeper or druggiet does not handle Oil addreee orders to Prof. C. M. Dykes, Heneall, Ont., Proprietor and Manufacturer. All orders promptly filled and forwarded to all parte of II. S. and Canada upon reoript of price, Take no Substitute. Dykes "Oil of Pines" is the only Original and Genuine. of bark is no advantage here as all the bark used bas to be ehipped in anyway. Tbe firm's tanneries at Berlin and at Penetang have been enlarged and it pays better to operate on the larger scale possible with euoh planta. Another point_ which Mr. Breitbanpt says in. financed •tliefirm in, owning to the decision to alone the Listowel plant was the liability that wae hanging over them here Inc possible damagee for eewerage disposal. Gurria. Mr, Hamilton, of Clifford, moved to town legit week, -. J. E. Arden, of Winnipeg, ie spending a few weeke with hie parents in town... . Mre. I Sanderson, of Glenboro, Man. is visiting with friende in- town at present. John and Mre. Crniekehenke, of Stone- wall, Man., are at present renewing old acgaaintanbesin and around town. Oar town is again without a barneed• maker, Mr. Rivera having closed np hie bueioeee here and gone to Teeewater to work for his brother. Misses Jessie and Alice McLoughlin left on Saturday of last week on a month's visit with friende in Bowmeoville, Port Hope and other places. A box eooial ander the a0epiaee of the Ladiee' Aid of the Methodist oharab• will be held in the Towo Hall on Friday January 27th at 7 30 p. to. A good liter- ary and musical program will be render• ed. Laet week Amos Doan diepoeed of his shop to Rich. Carson, of Howiok twp., who will use it for an implement 'ware- room wareroom and handle Mo0ormiok maobinery. Mr, Carlton also pnrohased from Mre. Hoye her brick residence on Victoria street. The Mildmay Gazette of 12th inet.; oontained the,following ;-The marriage of Miee Sadie Hooey to Mr. Dane a prosperous young farmer took plane at high noon yesterday, at the home , of the bride's mother in Mildmay, The ceremony wae performed by Rev. W. M. Stafford in thepresence of only the immediate friende of ()entreating party. The boppy young (maple lett on the afternoon train for Gorda near whin] village Mr. Dane's farm le situated. The many friende of both wish Mr. and Mre. Dane a pleaeant sail over the matrimonial sea. The following from the Palmerston Speetator refers to the wedding of Edwin Jamee to Mies Alias Wilkin, both of whom are well add favorably known here and their many friende extend to them a long and happy life together. At "Alpine Farm," the home of George and Mrs, Wilkin, abate, a .wedding of unusual fntereet was solemnize d on Jannary 4th. The oon• treating parties were their daughter Aline and ."Cdwin:Jawed, of Gerrie, The bride ie one of Mlnto'a poptllar young ladiee, and Mr. Jamoe id'well known and widely esteemed aronnd Gorda, The ceremony wee performed by Rev. W. Walker, of Barrieton, pastor .of Minto oironit, At the meeting of Howiok T.owuehip Council salaries were fixed ae tentage for 1905 :-Clerk's $226 ; for poets1" and etattonery ib30 ; Treaeurer $100 t, rd $5 for financial statement ; Aaeeeeor, 8125 ; Oaretakere of Tp. hall $30 ; Aodie .ra $11 each ; Collector for Western Divie;'I!', $50. Officers were appointed as follow = :-L. Walker, Clerk ; N, MoLanghlin, areae• nrer ; Hiltdn Leonard, assessor ; A. Gra. ham and John Hammond, audilo,e,: R. Rneeell, caretaker of Tp. hall ; Dr. Whitely, Medial Health Offioet :-John Darroob, member of Board of Health for three years. The appointnrstt of the Oolleotore to he left over ut''i1 the September meeting. Ete131ri,ve. R. J. Tafte, of Moosejaw, hoe ;arrived in Belgrave and is renewing cid ao• quointanoee. Jonathan Crooke, who lives with Jerry Brydgee, had the misfortune, of being kicked in the face byte colt,,. requiring a number of etitohes. Robe. and Mre. Armetong jr. of North Dakota, are at Belgrave. Mr Armstrong having purchased the old homestead will in all probability remain ha this country in future. BanWAwaenoen 'Coariarr.-Thr-' first meeting of Council for 1905' wii.e ' held Jan. 9th, the members thereof being John E. Ellie, Reeve, and Wm. Rai:weft, Gavin Wilson, Thomas H. Taylor, jun., and Wm. J. Parke, Conuoillors, woo were all present. Saving each severally nab• earibed to the declaration of qualification and of office, the Reeve in the obair, the minutes of the 15th Deo., 1904, meeting were read and adopted. Reeve. Ellie having occasion to return home aprdn at once, on account of illnese in hia family, Wm. Beeoroft wag appointed oll.•irman in life pleat for balance of thie meeting. Beeoroft-Wilson-That P. Por.atfield be reappointed Clerk at a eatery ot 890, thio advance being ooneidered jnat and right on account of the.proepeot -ot extra work being laid on him in making` up. a epeaial rate on Collector's roll to meet. annual payment of railway debentures from half of tbe township ; and, farther, that Finlay Anderson be continued on as Treasurer at a eatery of $8G -(tarried, James W. Bone and Peter W. Bnott were again appointed Auditors of the township amounts of last year. Taylor -Parke - That W. Robinson be reappointed A•eee. eor et a salary, of $66, also that the rate. payers be again notified, name ego Net year, that all doge, when once entered on the roll, eball be kept there for t 'xaiion unities it dan be nbown that 0n error had been made at the time by the Aeoeeetor- Carried. A bylaw ratifying these appointments to be read and pooled at next meeting of Connell. •Board df Health for 1905 -The Reeve and Cleglt, •and Walter MOGowan, the retiring` mein - bet of the Board, 'AppointedAgainfor W i nell iia m . Mise Laura Homuth left heel week Inc London to take a course of Mesons in voice culture. Dr, and Mte. Towler are enjoying ex- oeltent health in the Southern climate of California. S. 5. Cooper, contractor for Wingham'e new postoffioe building, ie having sand and other bafiding material planed on the ground eo as to commence building oper• aliens ae soon ae Spring opens. Our former townsman, J. J. Anderson, of Melita, Man., who has retired from the Reeveehip of the municipality of Arthur, was recently permuted with a handsome pipe and complimentary address by his fellow members of the Council. The annual meeting of Tnrnberry Agrionitural Society wed beld on the 11th inet. The Anditore' report showed the total reoeipte to be $1450.17 : eapeuditnre $1263 72 ; balance on hand 8186 45 The Society is now free from debt, and will no doubt be in a position to take a decid- ed forward move and get into the fleet rank. Following officers were sleeted - Hon Pres„ 0. Henderson ; President, J. J. Moff.t ; let Vioe, W. J. Henderson ; 2od Viae, Geo. Ornikohank ; Directors - W. Maxwell, J. A. Morton. 5, Kering. ham, D. B Anderson, E. W. Orvie, Peter Fowler, W. J. Currie, C. A. Rintonl, J. F. Linklater ; Anditore-J. A. McLean, Robert Currie jr., .1, A, Morton, W. J. Hendereon and H. B. Elliott were eleoted delegates to attend the annual meeting of Canadian Fairs and Exhibitions Associ- ation to be held in Toronto in February. Mr. Moffatt was chosen delegate to Tor. onto to arrange tor the annual excursion t the Model Farm Guelph. John Makinch, of Guelph, whose bones wee burned, was rescued with difrroolty. Re is eighty years old. John Smith, o'ook•oleouer, was found in a shed near Roakton and died from cold and exposure shortly atter being rescued. iMPORTAlT NOTICES STORE TO RENT IN THE village of Oeaebrook, lately eoeubied by A, Mo air, who has sold out, Terme reasonable, Apply to J, LONG, Oranbrook, CfOMFORTABLE HOUSE AND ) a flue 4 pore of land for Bala on Queen street, Hrureele. Good stable, &o. For fur- ther partloulare no to price and terata ap- ply on the promisee or wrhe to Bruesols P. 0, A. SAMPLE. LEICESTERS FOR SALE, either sex or any age. This flock has been very successful at tlto local Shotes. Have also for sale a prizo•wluning young Durham Bull. Apply at Lot 10, Oon, 10, Otey, or 0. TURNBULL, 10-tf Walton P.O. BOAR FOR SERVICE.- THE undersigned will keep for nervine on Lot 22, 000.9, Grey, a thorol bred Yorkshire hog, Oak Lodge Justice, bred by Jno. Brelh- our, of Burford. Pedigree may be eoe0 on application. Terme 8140 to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if neneneary, ALEX, D. LAMONT, 24- Proprietor. REAL ESTATE. GOOD 50 ACRE FARM FOR eale, S i Lot 25, Con, 11, Grey, Easy terms, Apply to JNO. B. HYDE, on the premises, Westbrook 9, 0„ or F. B. Scott, Brueeele. 25 ]ARM FOR SALE.- GOOD homestead -100 ecrse-in the Town. ship of Morrie, Huron county. For portio• Mare apply to 3. BENNETT, 3 tt 550 Bathurst St. Toronto. FARM FOR SALE CONTAIN- twa 00 acres, being North halves of Lots 10 and 16, Con. 1, Greyy. Comfortable frame house, bank barn, orohard, &o. Only 4 miles from llolesworth. Good locality and One roads. Immediate poeeeeeion. For further particulars apply to or write W. H. HERR, Brueeele. ]ARM FOR SALE. -TILE UN. doreigned offers her 100 acre farm, be- ing Lot 20, Con. 7, Grey, for sale. There 1n a comfortable house, bank barn, or- ohard,:wnlle, &o. Farm le only i mile from the thriviog village of Ethel. For further particulars HATE HOLLAND, terms, 3 Shuter streto et, Toronto, GOOD FARM FOR SALE, - The undersigned offer for sale his farm, being Lot 1, Con. 13, Grey. It is sit- uated on the Gravel road, 2 miles South of Brussels and contain 100 aures of good land,, all cleared but 13 aoree. There is a first Mese brick bowie and kitchen, heated with furnace, wood shod, artesian well with windmill and water le pumped to barn. Barn ie 90x58 feet with stone etables. Bay barn 96x60 feet, Good orchard, farm well fenced ; pleasantly situated Will be sold on easy terms. Apply on premises or Brea- eelsP.P. 0., ENEA6 C1tICH. 15-tr -WARMS FOR SALE. - 350 aoree drst•claea land in the Township of Grey -Lot 10, Con. 14, 100 aoree ; Lot 17, Con 14,100 acres ; and Wt Lot 18, Con. 14, 50 acres -250 acres. All is excellent condi- tion with first -Maim buildings ; 'brick house with all modern conveniences, and largo bank barn, root and straw house, etables, &e. Well watered, From 95 to 40 acres of good hardwood bash. Lot0 6l 1 ,Can: , con- taining on- taime 1100 acres la geeE bank land, good frame hoose and large bank barn nearly new. The property can be sold in two or three parcels to suit purobaseee. Terme liberal, Also a commodious dwelling hoose and lot in Brussels. For further particu- lare apply to the owner on the promlees, LAUGHLIN MaNLtIb, or to JNO, LECKIE, Brunetti. 21-tf CARD OF TRANKS HE undersigned 'desires to return his hearty thanks to the public generally for their highly appreciatedpatronage during the past' 9 years in connection with his Hardware business and wishes to announce that he has taken into partner- ship, Mr, Thomas Walker, it well known and, experienced workman, and the firm will be known as OE.R.RY & WALKER Special attention will be given to the needs of the people and.a continuance of the old trade with large additions from new customers will be thank- fully accepted. By keeping a large, up-to-date stock ; courteous treatment and fair prices the new firm hope to largely increase the scope of their bueiriea's. F. GERRY Given way Frees A Rare Opportunity that may not Occur Again. for Years. THIS IS OUR OFFER We propose to give you FREE the profits on all Overcoats now in stock and in addition to this we will give a further bonus or extra reduction in all Lines. No Reserve. Everything Goes. lu'h141rt"tl'b"b'Ip'UPIU'eP1A'hm THIS iS WHY we make this Grand Clearing Sale. During the very busy season at and before Xmas this Depart- ment was somewhat neglected and consequently we find a larger stock of Overcoats onj hand than we have any use for. •ulUeU,PUrhehiUAW'Wut'lu'h,4oud't'il This is Your Opportunity and it pays us better than carrying them over. This Sale 'Goes on For 30 Days - DON'T MISS /T YOUR MOVE 'the40'6r1,'4A 014.10911%nl,eu'U A. STRACHAN- CUT'TERS. THAT TALK .n., h,'U,'lu'hPUi'LNdla'4,'U,'lll'hl'tr'1i19r We -have just received a oar Load of "Brockvilles," the kind that speaks for themselves. Call early should you require one as these:are fast sellers. - We have the "Bell" Cylinder Rook Polper, the BEST on the market. See them. .Bhoald you have any grates to kill or' sod or roach ground to work remem• . ber the "Frost & Wood" and "Wind• ear" are the disk° tbat`will do it. II'you want a General Purpose Plow, than which there lenobetter, secure a No. 20, Frost & Wood. If you want a eeoond•hand Buggy, Cart, Critter, Plow or Implement of any kind be enre to Dell on ae. We have oleo tate Ut S. Chem Sep. orator, Singer Sewing Maclaine°, Volmar Washing Maohiree- always on hand, We one supply you with a good briving or •'Work Boree cheap or Steak of any kind on abort notice. N Sr MCtAUCHLIN AGENT. COBER CARR/AGE Co, can supply you at (nice with any WEBuggy ybu may want but as the time for purcha.singCUTTERS has come we would like to tell you that we are fully pre- pared to meet your every want in -the Cut- ter as well as in the Sleigh line. We have the Finest and Most Up-to-date -assortment of Cutters that can be' found anywhere, ready for inspection, and • would be pleased to have you call and see them Prices Right. TWO COWS FOR HATE JOHN COBER ce SONS.