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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-7-27, Page 4Nrusods Vat, 2'.11URSDAY, JULY 27, 1905, WINTER wheat cutting commenced haat Friday in the Lethbridge diatriot, North. weal Territory, and is now in full owing, It le said to be a good Drop. Gammon is considering the projoot of putting in a gas plant, Some people think there is gas enough there already bat it may be the exploded variety, Son MoKENzxo BowooL, who has long and faithfully eerved his party and this Dominion, hae resigned hie position ae leader of the Opposition in the Senate but will retain hie seat. Pnnulsa Barone, in good old Englieh bulldog style, will not resign ae loader nor will his Government vacate the treasury benches. They believe in the old British motto, "What we have we'll bold." IT is rumored that F. W. Hodson, Canadian live stook Commissioner, may resign and Hon. John Dryden be appoint- ed in hie stead. The former may take a more Inorative position in the II. 8, He hae been receiving $3 000 per annum. Gomm riflemen cannot only shoot well at a mark and win Bigley trophies bot they can make "'moires " in real service ae the Boers toaod out to their sorrow - those who were not too dead to give evi• donee -during the South African cam- paign. We believe the local rifle clubs are all right end ehould be fostered. Trot orop prospects in Manitoba and the Northwest are of a moat rosy char. aoter and a tremendously,big harvest ie expected. Government experts figure se follows :-Total wheat, nearly 4,000,000 boebale ; oats, over 1} million bnehele ; and barley, 526,000 bushels. There ie no rust and with plenty of harvesters the Western farmer should be in a happy mood. Tag Ozer of Ramie and the Kaiser of Germany have been holding a Oonfer• enoe and it is supposed that one item in it ie what to do with the Jape. Rossi& wants peace no doubt but the old bear bates likee everything to get down on its marrow hones. Russia talks peace with the same double shuffle style that the war was entered upon. The Jape will see no doubt that fair play is not only meted out but the document's properly signed and sealed before she lets go her hold. Bona idea ot the forthcoming orop of school teachers may be arrived at from the fact that 6,000 candidate(' wrote at 200 centres in the repent Examination for noo•profeesional teachers, matriculation and scholarship examinations. There are 72,000 examioation papers now ander the eagle eye of the examiners in Toronto. The weight of the papere were 2 ton, it is said. All the candidates will not be successful, of course, bat even half the number will add materially to supply the need of birch wielders. Results will be made known about August 12th. A n.tanow minded oodger has soggeeted that Dr. Ogler be asked to apply hie chloroforming theory on members of the Senate at Ottawa so that while the use - Meese (?) of that valuable adjunct to our law -making will not be interfered with, the elderly gentlemen who are on the "shelf" may be peaaefolly removed to a Snmmerland and the oonotry'e fiaanaeo saved to the extent of the Baler. ieo ant off. This plan would not work however as the planes of the veterans would only be filled by more robust in- dividuals who would likely look out for larger salaries than have been. Guess we're eleoted no matter how it goes. THE harmony and agreeability - with whiob the M. P.'e at Ottawa voted for the inoreaee of their indemnity irreepeet- ive of party linee, ie beautiful in the extreme. "Behold how good and how pleasant a thing it ie for brethren to dwell together in unity" eurely applies here ae tar as the expression of the salary grabbere but the voice of the people will perhape not tend to the peaaetnt sagnis. icon of the receipt ot the gaol. An old maxim says "Love lightens labor" but it appears the parliamentarians believe that ducats also tend to "lightening" prooeee even at the dolt of being struck by ballot box lightning when next election comes round, Now that the Japanese have worked !their way to the front by their daring land well planned oampaigna and thereby have improved the outlook for the K7hineee ea well es themselves theta ie an agitation on the North American Con- tinent to remove or remodel the laws now dealing with their coming this way oo what the restrictive Manses may dis- appear. The dismission ie opening np a big question with a very peononnaed anti.party who will no doubt be hoard item in stentorian tonee. Dome aver that while the eo nailed "Yellow Petit' la likely to tied in the eoale nation• ally that for many reaeone the law of partial or attempted eboinsion should not be abrogated as they think It oaouot be done without imperilling the interests of the home people. Words of Cheer. Tito Baosenne Pon has entered on its thirty-fourth year, Tao POST le a good paper, and Brother Kerr baa our best wishes for continued emcee, Ho de• eervem well of the community which hie paper so efficiently nerves. -Signal, Gode. riot. Tits BRUSSELS PoeT hae entered its thirtyfourth year. Though grey hairs have found their way to the editor's head, Tint Portz shows no sign of tailing, be. oauee of increasing age, for it ie always fresh and newsy,-Advanoe, Wingham. THE BnussoLo Poem hae bntered on its 34th year. Brer. Kerr is still at the helm, ae sprightly acid vigorous as ever. We congratulate bins heartily on hie moo. vase in the realm of newepaperdom and true(' that he may be spared many years to guide the destinies of To PoaT. Brer. Kerr edits a live, newsy paper and the people seem to give him loyal support. - Bee, Atwood. THE BRUSSELS POST oommenaed its 34th volume last week. With Editor W. H. Herr at the helm Tne POST hae enjoyed an unbroken era of prosperity. THE Pon will remove to line new premieee in the course of a week or eo. - Free Preee, Aotou. THE SUMMER SCHOOL. Second Session to be held at tttneardine beginning August 7111. The oeoond Summer School of the Wingham district will be held in Lens - downs Park, Kincardine, beginning on August 7th and continuing until August 13th. The corporation has granted the park to the aeaooiation condnoting the School and they have prepared a good program. The advertieing matter is being dietribnted and there will be cheap excursion rates along the line. The announcement on the program tells those who are desirous of attending that there will be healthful recreation, splendid accommodation and choice music. The following program will be preeent• ed from day to day :-8 30 9.00, morning watch ; 9 10, bible study i 10 10 45, 'study Claes ; 11-12, school of methods ; 7 30-8, cooseoralion service ; 8 8.15, gong service ; 8 15 9, address ; 9 10, address. The epeakere who will preside eaoh day are given. Monday, Aug. 7th, 8 p. m. reception 00101°0. Aug. 8th, D. C. Taylor, Rev. 8. 0. Edwards, )3. D , W. B. Beer, E. A. Hardy, B, A., Rev. J. H. Osterbout, B. A., 13. W. Perry, B. A., Rev. G. H. Raley, S. W. Perry, B, A. August 9th, Rev. 8. V. R. Pentland, Rev. W. A. Smith, B. D., W. I. Obis. holm, M, A„ E. A. Hardy, B. A., Rev. T. W. Ooeene, S. W. Perry, B. A,, E. A. Hardy, 13. A., Rev. D. N. McComas. Angaet 10th, Rev. T. W. Blalohford, B. A., Rev. R. S. Baker, M. A., Rev. D. N. MoCamos, E. A. Hardy, B. A., Rev. Dr. Gandy, 8. W. Perry, 13. A., E. A. Hardy, 13. A., Rev. G. H. Raley. Aognot 11th, W. 0. Thompson, Rev. A. E. Junes, Mise E. Cnyler, E. A. Hardy, 13. A., Rev. K McLennan, B. A., Rev. G. H. Raley. Oonoert, address, C. 13. Keenleyside, B. A. August 12th, Rev. E. W. Edmondo, B. A., Rev, Jae. Hoarier, M. A., Rev. M. J. Wilson, B. A., E. A. Hardy, B. A., Coo• eeoration and Bong service, O. B. Keenley• aide, 13. A , Rev. Dr. Sutherland. Sunday, August 13t13, 11 a. no., Rev. Dr. Sutherland, 3 00 p. m., E. A Hardy, B. A., and Rev. Dr. Sutherland, 7 00 p. no. 0. B. Keenleyside, B. A. DEATH RATE DECREASED. The mortality of Tnberonloeie of the Lunge Bays the Medical Journal, has been greatly reduced since "Oatarrhozooe was introdnoed. For ooneumptivea nothing le so valuable as '•Oatarrhozooe. THE ROYAL PROCESSION, The following interesting letter from the pen of Mise Clara McQuarrie, dough. ter of Hector McQuarrie, of Grey town• chip, who hae been visiting at Manohester, England, speaks for itself. Mies Mao. is on her way home now, having Bailed by the "Victorian," of the Allan Line, on the 20th inst. It was a glorified Manchester that their Mojoetiee sew today. They came to a chorus of praise ; they stayed and de• parted amid triumphant praise, and left behind them echoes of loyalty that show bow mach a King and Queen may do in a little while to enshrine themeelvee in the hearts of a people. The King 000terred the honor of knighthood upon the Lord Mayor, opened the new dock of the Manchester ship canal and unveiled the Salford war memorial, ereoted in memory of eoldiera who fell in South Africa, - Being over 400 years einae Manaheeter has bean visited by a King, a splendid welcome was accorded them. The Royal prooeeeion than returned to Victoria etation when their Majesties returned to Knowsley. Having had the opportunity of visiting London I have eeen some of the stately bomee of our sovereigns. On one aide of the Thames rises Windsor Oaetle, looking over twe.ve counties from its high set tower. Higher up the river fa Westmin- ster Abbey, fleet built by Edward the Conqueror and where our Kings have been crowned einae. Beside the Abbey Bre the Houses of Parliament. Beyond is the Great Museum of South Retorting. ton and the miles of grand 'square'', streets and terraaea that make up what ie palled the Weal' Bud, the fashionable part of London. Between this and the bneinees part, Trafalgar Square, with its fountains and monument,', forme the central part of the nietropolie. Here are the National Gallery of Art and not far off the British Altman]. Thoee who have not aeon it no idea oat be oonveyed of the immeneity of London, which is said to have 80,000 etreete, measuring at least 7,000 miles. Few Londoners ever know much of the huge oily except the quarter in which they live. At firet strangers are amazed by the constant tumult of traffic, the rattle of Wheels, °latter of hcofe, the tramp of feet, all swelling into a steady roar but after a day or two all title is taken ea a matter of Gonne, Even horses that are eby in the email soon learn not to trouble their beads about the Marbling elgbte and Bounds they meet at every corner of London, To a thoughtful mind London ie par haps more impressive when eeen in the alient hottre of morning before all this multitude hoe woke up to its daily toil as the pool Wordsworth saw it from Weo*mineter Bridge ; 'Earth has not anything to chow more fair • Dull would he be of soul who ()sold pave by A eight so touching in its majesty. Tbie city now doth like a garment wear The beauty of the morning 1 eilent bare, Ships, tower'', domes, theatres and temple. lie Open unto the fields, and to the sky, All bright and glittering in the smoke less air. Never did son more beautifully steep In hie firot eplendour, valley, rook or hill ; Neer saw I, never felt a calm so deep ; The river glideth at hia own sweet will, Dear God i the very houses eeem asleep, And all that mighty heart is lying still. DO YOU CET BILIOUS? No remedy could be more prompt and agreeable than Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No matter where you go you'll hear of the grand puree they make. Writing from O.tswa Mra. M. E. Legere nays :- For people inclined to bilioueneae and aiok headache I don't think there is a remedy to compere with Dr. Hamilton's Pille. I formerly was bilione about once a month-caed Dr. Hamilton's Pills and obtained grand results. My stomach has been put in good order and my health greatly improved." No medicine better for man, women or children. Try Dr. Hamilton's Pills. -25o. per box or five boxes for $1.00 at all druggists. When Taut -Lown, "Draggy," Used -Up. You Lack the "Vigor, Courage and Staying Power that '!Ferro. zone" Cau Supply. Night comes and its hard to 'sleep. Morning dawns end the enxione, tired feeling is still there. Don't neglect this gradual decline ; it aau'1 onreitself. But by forming rich, pure blood, Ferrozone will quickly supply the nutriment and building material your system craves. Instantly you are aware that some powerful force is building up yonr de. plated energies. At once you feel braced, toned, strengthened. Bearish the world and you won't find anything to tone up a weak system like Ferrozone. Phyeioiaoe claim it is the most strengthening, uplift. ins medicine ever discovered. No more spells of tiredness, bnt bonod• ing, joyful health when you lake Ferro. zone of whish Mrs. H. S. Gold, of Bowe. man, Man , speaks in the following words of praise :- "I state my awe because I think it might aaeiet other women to health. A year ago I wee almost a wreak. I was pale and emaoiated, suffering from nervone. nese and hysteria. Little things going wrong in the hoose bothered me. The doctor advised different treatmente but they didn't help. He said my low coo• dition was due to weakneee that might never be oared. Ferrozone had a peculiar grateful effect and built me np goiokly. The ills I Buffered from were oared. I am now strong and vigorous and was made so by Ferrozone," Why not oast aside the chains of aiok• nese and enter the bright happy lite of robust health. Let Ferrozone help you - let it cure you once and forever. Pride 50o. per box or 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or N. 0. Polson & Co., Hartford, Conn., 11. 0. A., and Kingston, Ont. Clinton. Thursday, July 27th is Civic ho'iday, (Notelet) Brod. are making dully ebip. mente of oherriea, A. J. Grigg has been addict to the liet ot Marriage L,oeneo ,Ioeuere in Obuton, and F. Metoalf iu Blyth. The G. T. R, authorities have coma 10 no decision whatever in oonueotimt with their own proposal to ergot a new station here. They have nut even decided to erect one, The metier is entirely for future oonsidoration. To form some idea of the relative distance between the preoeut location,' end/ the diamond, 11 e distance wee meaeared by the Mayor, Clerk, Oonnoillora Cottle and Ford and A, O. Pattison. Prom Irwin's store 011 the corner of Albert and Ontario streets to the preeent dation io 2200 feet. From the same point to the diamond, via Isaac' street to Mr. Brydone'e'earner, then Westward to Wallis' 'corner and Booth• west to the diamond, is 3055 Leet or 855 Leet further than the prevent looation. HOUSE or Rasooa.-The addition that is being made to the flaunty House of Refuge by 8. 8. Cooper will be completed and taken off the oontraotor'e bands by the close of this week. It ie a two story brick,the,main part 52x62, but in order to oonneot with the original part of the horse, theta is aleo ao two-story , xteneion between the two, 12128. In addition to operating roome and aloeete, the new part will provide accommodation for about 50 more patients, and ie fitted with eteam beating, eta. The plumbing was done ander oontraot by Hunt Bros., of Londoo, and the bath attoohmeote, wash Moline, etc., are of the latest and beet deeigne. Thie part of the worts was done under the superintendence of Mr. West, representing Hont Bros. A, McKenzie bee been superintendent of enuetruotion and he has looked alosely after the in• Wrests of the county, and says that the work done and material need has been all that the epeoifioatione pall tor, and that the building when completed, will be beyond eritioiem. A good fi,h story comes from Sparrow Lake. The story is that a monster maokinonga prevented the steamer Lakefiold from moving out from the wharf. When the signal was given to start, the engine would not budge, and on investigation it was found that a 'longe wee naught in the eorew. Ae soon ae the pressure of the steam was stopped, the fish slipped out and got away before it annld be captured with a pike pole. When fi at eeen the fish's bead and tail were moving vigorously. It is estimated by those who saw it that the 'lunge was between four and five feet Ione, and mast have weighed Dearly fifty pounds. Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of • Huron, in the matter of the eetate of Thos. W. E. B. Stokes, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, Deceased. Notice is hereby given,pnreuant to Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Chap. 129, Sec. 58, that all creditors and others having any Manna againstthe estate of the said Thos. W. E. 13. Stokes, termer, who dled'on or about the 19th day of June, A. D. 1905, are re- quired, on or before the 16th day of Au goat, 1905, to send by poet, prepaid, or deliver to A. B. Macdonald, of the Village of Brunets, in the Oonnty of Huron, Solicitor for Bur- nell C. Stokes and William 0. Cnambes, Executors of the estate, their Christian and surnames, addressee and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims. the statement of their accounts and the nature of the eeourities (if any) held by them. And notice is further given that after the said loot mentioned date the said Execu• tore will proceed to distribute the emits of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they ohnll then have notice and chat the 06,0 Executors will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof, to any portion or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of suer distribution. Dated al lirueaels this 10th day of 3010, A. 0,1905. A. B. MACDONALD, 1.0 Solioltdr for Executors, GUARD AGAINST GERMS. Keep Well by Strengthening the Stomach in Summer With Mi-o-na. In time of war the moat reeponeibility recta upon the guard, It he is lacking in vigilance, disaster can easily overtake the army. With the lodividnai life, the stomach may well represent the "guard" against eiokueee. If it ie strong and vigilant, any dieeaee germs that may beewallowed will be neutralized by the digestive juioee, or oleo driven from the eyetem. Everyone with weak digestion should use M1 0•na at thie eeaaOn and 60 strengthen the Mtoineob that dieeaee germs Dao have no effeot whatever, Thie remarkable remedy pate the whole digeet- ive eyetem in so healthy, glean and sweet a state that fermentation of the food oannot exist, that any disease germ] which may enter the 'stomach will be destroyed and food will be 'so readily assimilated that a rapid and healthy increase in flesh will reedit. Nervousness and sleepleesnees come more often from a weak 'stomach than from any other pause: head-aohe, baok ache and rheumatic pains are directly caused by an acid condition ot the atom sob. Mi o na aorreote all this, prevents the formation of oaths, and nervoneneee, kidney trouble, or rheumatism is quickly oared. Ar Jamee Fox to show you the guarana tee under which he cello Mi o na. Price 50 aerie. It onto nothing uuleas it Cure]. Up—to—ate Ta�oriu� Dodds & Haliliri IIlessrsl Dodds 86 llabkirk thank the Public for the pat- ronage extended since open- ing our shop in the Stretton .Block, Brussels. We keep a new, well select- ed stock of' goods and attend to the manufacture of the same in a Fashionable and Workmanlike manner. High Class Tailoring our Specialty �t Satisfaction assured to all our Oustomere. Wo give our personal supervision to all departments of our business. Give tis a Trial Order. reat Remova THE reason is that owing to our removal to the Garfield Block and an important change about to be made in our business the stock must be reduced to its lowest limits no matter how great the sacrifice. The change referred to is the conver- sion of the old firm of J . Ferguson St Co. into a company to be known as Ferguson St Ross. The aim is to make the store do even better service for its constituency than in the past and to place it second to none in the county. To bring the stock down to a point where such a reconstruction can be accomplished most effectively great sacrifice must be made to attract buyers and we are prepared to make them. The list published herewith shows how far we are prepared to go. Such Bargains were never offered in Brussels before and may never again. Sale now on and Continues for 30 Days -100 yards Oream Table Linen extra heavy and ttuo, warranted all Pure Linen th'at will bleach white ea snow, 65 inches wide ; regular 55o par yard Sale price 890 -5 pieces 18 inoh CNA Towelling, the beat 10o line Sale price 80 -8 only Ladies Jap Silk Waists, fine quality, blank and white, handsomely made and trimmed with tucking, regular price 63.00 ' Sale price $2.15 - 100 pair° Nottingham Laoe Curtaino, new and pretty derigno, si yard° long, worth regular 01.00, $1.25, patterne At 20 per cent. off marked price - 1000 yda, White Cambria Embroidery, 2i. to 4 in. wide Sale price 4c -10 dozen Pure Linen Towel°, all kin& and qualities At Wholesale Prices - 10 pieces White Cambria Long Cloth, fine quality, regular 108 per yard Sale price 80 -40 pieoee Fine English Drees Chanobryo, in neat Sale prioe 100 -50 pieoea Crum'a beet English Prints, in light and dark colors, worth regular 12go Sale price 1010 -30 ends Fancy Dress Mualino, worth regular 20o, 25o and 30o Sale price 1* -10 dozen pairs Ladies' White Coutil Comte, white and drab, dip hips, long front, ereat form style, eome with hoe° supporters, eine 18 to 26, reg. 51.00 per pr. Sale Price 79c -5 pieoee beet quality Feather Tioking, regular 25o Sale price 19c -10 only large eize Green and Red Linen Table Covers, fringed, worth regular $1.00 Sale price 75e -25 only Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waist's, lad on. tron'e styles, worth reguler 75o, 01.00, $1.00 an 02 00 Sale price 490 -5 dozen Ladiee' Parasol°, worth regular 50o, 76o, 51.00, 5136, 51.75 and 52.00 Sale price 20 per cent. off marked price -200 yarde Sioilian Drees Goods, in Brown, Navy and Blaok, worth molar 750 Sale price 500 -3 pieoee Fine Quality Luetre, in Brown, Navy and Green, worth regular 60o Sale price 89c -20 Short Ends Fanoy Silk, worth reg. 50o, 750 & 51.00 Sale price 850 -60 pieces fine All Wool Pan Venetians, Brodie, Home. spano, Cheviot'', Armoree and Plain Drage Goode ; great aseortment tu select from ; goode that sold me Sale price 75c -500 yardo Fancy Drees Duck, guaranteed fast oolor, worth regular 120 and 14o Sale price 10c -10 dozen Ladiea' Feet Black Cotton Stookinga, reg, 150 Sale price llo -20 only Large Size White Bed Spreads, regular 61.25 Sale price 85c -20 only Cream Linen Table Clothe, with aolored border 'lightly Boiled from handling, which we plums on sale At one-half marked price Come to this Sale any Day during the Next Thirty Days and You'll not be disappointed, but come early if you can THE BEST THINGS GENERALLY GO FIRST theorrosetootrovroAratribieseattforoaWrotrItisoutass J. FERGUSON & CO. Four persona were killed byl, falling walls in the Winnipeg factory smash, Eugene Renaud and Joseph Beverin were fatally injured in a boiler explosion at Hawkesbury. The Manitoba Government have deoid• ed not to issue o license to the Supreme REAL ESTATE. DESIRABLE PROPE RTY FOR BALE,- The undersigned offers his desirable property in Graham's Survey for sale, oontaining 81 therm with a good brick house and frame barn on it. For Anther 60 acre farm for alkia, toeing South halt Lot 0, Con. 7, (hey. Mostly seeded down and well =Inured. Good bank barn and comfortable house. Close to school and 24 miles from Brussels. 6 acres of Fall wheat in. Apply to J. O. 1,1101C, Brunets, 80-1f OROICE FARM FOR SALE, v.) being Lot 20, con. la Grey townehip, Huron Clo., aontalning 100 acres. There is a elearanee of 90 aeree the land being le splendid condition. 'Upon the farm ie brick lame, bank barn, low barn, pig houea, deo also good mallard, Posseesion given nex't Spring. with privilege , of putting Pall wheat in. Per further particulars apply ou the premises to W61. MoNABB , Proprietor, VINE FARM FOR SALE, BE - 1 Inn Lot 12, Cou. 14, Grey, containing 100 lame. 85 of which are Wonted and bal- ance in hardwood bush. Frame house, now bank baru, orchard, 00., on premien xvith abundttnee of spring water. Place la well fenced; to in good condition and no waste land, 6 ranee from either Brunets or Wal- ton. For further particulars apply on the premises or if by letter to Oranbrook P.O. NEIL DIINCIANSON, 60.1 Proprietor. MILL AND FARM PROPER- TY non SALE -Property is Lot 29, oontaieing 100 acres. 85 none cleared and fenced, balanoo bush and 'mature land. There aro two 'rood dwelling house'', driving Mood, two Malice, alito same. lath, shingle, and choppleg mill, all in good working order and ettrrounded by good country. 6 aortae of good gravel soul Wad With lots of Monett!, also moulds tor manuteetiming cement tile. Property will he sold ohitaP If field at onoe Re proprietor wlehee to go Wed. Pot further particulars emir to 1.4 PPflettit TAM' mencriea Po 0, must be fashionably correct. Ours are. These shoes are comfortable because they fit inside. The outline is handsome and the shoes are made to li922_ their sham, and appearance till worn out. °Prices are right for right goodsoi, —Men's Fine Shoes from $1,25 to $4.50. We have special makes by J. D. King, George A. Slater and other popular makers all of' which are up-to-date fitters and wearers. HARNESS DEPARTMENT.—Single Harness, reduced prices for 80 days. Dusters and Lap Rugs, a nice assortment. Trunka and Satchele. ta-Comforiable Dwelling Rosana to let, also dwelling for sale.