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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-1-22, Page 66 TAE BRUSSELS POST Etc xin stzs pfzi —la PUDLIMIED—•-- EVERY FRIDAY MORNING an time for the early mails) at *"The Post's Steam Publishing house, TDaNDItnnY Sm., BBUOSILa, ONm, T88Ma op Sonsonl'mroN,—Oue dollar a. year, in advance, The:date to which every subeoription is bald is denoted by the date on the address label. ADvanar81No lianas.—The following rates will be oharged to those who advertise by the year:-- seson 1 1 sn, 1 o mo, i 9 me One Oo)umn 860,00 885.00 220.00 Half 00,00 20,00 12.00 Quarte850 ghthr " 12.00 0.0018.00 6.00 Want cents per lino for first insertion, and three Dante per line for each subsequentin- sertion. All advertisements measured as Nonpareil -12 lines to the Inch, Business Cards, eight lines and under, 26 per annum. Advertisements without epeoifia direc- tions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged aaoordingly. Instructions to change or dieoontinue an advertisement mush be left at the 0ouuting room of THE Poem not later than Tuesday of each week This is imperative. tom. 1,31. - dam. 111(11'Tel/deter. H..dltor'111(1Proldeter. G 041 a rich. A Y. M. 0. A. is talked of in town. People are already beginning to think there will be a scarcity of ice the Doming Summer. Arrangements are already being made for putting lip seven buildings In 018 Spring. The many friends of 13, MoCormao will be pleased to learn that be has received from the Militia department an appoint- ment 0.8 inspector of militia clothing. Our citizens complain that some of our cordwood purveyors pack the sticks in their wagons as they pack apples in their barrels—i. e., the good ones outside and the decaying and worm-eaten ones to form honoree in the centre. The Government has issued a com- mission to Police Magistrate Seager, of this town, to investigate a series of charges of offensive partisanship against a number of civil entrants and public officials in ,vest Huron. Amongst those oiled to appear are :—D. E. Munro, postmaster, Auburn ; J. M. Roberts, postmaster, Dungannon ; J. A. Dalton, mail olerk, London division ; J. J. Aus- tin, mail clerk, Stratford division ; Wm. Campbell, postmaster, Goderioh ; Lewis Elliott, caretaker public building, Gode- rioh. The cases will conte up for investi- gation within a week or so. Folt•UWti ic11. There has been e. new barber shop opened in the Arlington House. The trustees of the Methodist church have decided to put a new ceiling in the church. R. Graham, who has lately moved into the Arlington House, has a petition in circulation to obtain a license for that house. The butchers of this and some of the surrounding towns held a convention at the Albion Hotel and arranged the price of beef for the coming season. The Howiok Sunday School Conven• tion will be held in Fordwioh Methodist chetah on Tuesday, Feb, 16111, beginning at 10 a. m. There will be three sessions, forenoon, afternoon and evening. The members of the Epworth League of Christian 5311deavor eleoted the follow- ing officers for the ensuing year :—Hon. Pres., Rev. T. W. Cohens ; President, Wm. Vines; let Vice•Pres„ Chas. Lep. pard ; and Vice•Pres., Miss Ella Road- house ; oad-house; Ord VIoe•Pres., Mies Minnie Hayden. Reeve Sotheran has already shown a firm hand in the discharge of his duties by snaking an example of a person who was about to cause an infraction of by law No. 8, of 1806. This wandering merchant arrived in Fordwioh three months ago with a heavy stock of bank. rupt goods, rented a building by the month, advertised extensively and raked in a thousand or two in hard cash, aB its gold for cash only, On Wednesday morn. ins of last week he was about to depart for a new field without having contribut- ed one cent of revenue towards the municipality. The Reeve promptly took steps to have the law eoforoed, the result is, the township is .625 richer. Gox a-iE8. A aeries of evangelistic services are be. ing held in the Methodist chant), Gorrie. The pastor is aosieted by Noah Phelps, President of Grimsby Park Assooiation, a successful evangelist. C. 0. F.—At the last meeting of Court Gorrie No. 57, C. 0. F., the following offioere were installed •-0. D., John Stewart ; 0.1'. 0. 1$., W. J. Greer • C. R., Wm, Mose ; V. C. R., Geo. Walker ; Ree. -Sec„ Geo. Walker Fin.•See., N. McLaughlin ; Treas., W. J. McLatigh• lin ; Ohap., 11. Copeland ' S. W., Goo. Barber ; J. W., R. J. McLaughlin ; S. 13., John Ardell ; J. B„ J. Armstrong ; Phys., Dr. Tuck, At the township Council the committee reported progress as follows :—That the Clerk's salary be 5175, with $25 allowed • that the As. and stationery for postage , sessor's salary be 5125 and the Treasurer's salary be $80, The appointment of offi• cars being as follows, viz.:—IIro, Lizzie Walker, Clerk ; Ja•• Perkins, Treas. ; Geo, Padfield, Assessor ; 11, Russell be caretaker of hall ; Peter 1lepin6lall and Adam Graham bo Auditors and that Charles Wilson be a member of the Board of Health. The appointment of collect- ors was left over untilSeptember meeting. DIovnrc'r Lonna.—one of the moat ono. 6880101 meetings of the Dietrial Orange Lodge of Howiok was held in the Orange Hall, Lakelet. Every Lodge in the dig. tricb was fully represented, After the bueinoes of the District had been diepoo- ed of the matter of celebrating the coming 12111 of July was taken up. 11 wee de. °idol to hold the celebration in Gorrie and a committee was appointed to matte arrangements foe the same. The elec. tion of officers resulted as lollowo :—W. D. M., W. J. Greer ; D, D. M., Ohag. Wilson ; D. °hap., Jae, Spence ; D, R. S., Adam Graham ; D T. S., Richard Carson ; D, Tress„ Jas. L'allia ', D. D. of C., John Dixon ; D, Lect., ,1. Farpot and Wm. McKee. After the above officers were Metalled it was decided to hold the next annual meeting in Gerrie, WOMEN HESITATE TO TALK FOR PUBLICATION But it is Not a Disgrace to be Sick. Yet Some Suffer in Silence and will not Even Speak on the Subject to their Physician— A Foolish Modesty. Health and Strength Can be Restored, Not the least among the many valuable services Dr. Williams' Pink Pill, have rendered to suffering women, is that of tiding them over the critloal period oom. menoing at middle age, commonly known as the change of life. It so often hap- pens that at this cimaeteric women re. lapse into a stage of chronic, invalidism and the actual danger to life which at. tendo tba change is so great that a medi. cine which can be relied upon to oarry the system over this dangerous time, is nothing lass than a lifesaving invention. What Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will do for women at this change of life is shown in a case reported in the Dewsbury, (Eng.) Chronicle. It is that of Mrs. Benjamin Smith, who lives at Hanover street, Dewsbury. Tho change of life had left her weak and miserable, with constant pains, dizerbess and shortness of breath on the slightest exertion, to• gather with ohronio rheumatism in the head and eyes. The pain in her head wee too acute for words. She got no sleep either by day or night, and her agony was at times so greet that it took two people to hold her in bed. A skilful doctor was called in but did no good. "11y cheeks would swell up as big as saucers," said Mrs. Smith, "my eyes were as red as fire and there was no get- ting rid of the pains in the head. I suff- ered also from a sluggish liver and weak heart, and at times my eyesight was so bad that objects before me seemed but dim shadows, and there was none of my frieuds who looked for my restoration to health. I saw an account in a newspaper of a cure similar to mine through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pill, and my hus- band urged me to try them. Before two boxes were used the pains began to die• appear as if by megio, and the continued use of the pills for a little more than a month, has left me enjoying as good health as ever I had in my, life. I con. eider Dr, Williams' Pink Pills a blessing, and as I know there are thousands of women who suffer in silence from troub- les having the same origin as mine, I am grateful enough for what they have done for me to tell my story in the hope that some suffering sister may be similarly helped, and you have full permission to publish what I have told yon, which statements oan be verified by any of ivy neighbors." Mrs. Frank Murray, who resides near Ogdensburg, N. Y., says, "I am 46 years of age and for many years resided near Prescott, Ont. We moved over here some time ago and have worked this fast since. My husband is working in Og- densburg at his trade, that of a stone mason, while my children and myself carry ou the farm. "I have been a great sufferer from siolc headaobe, which would generally come on about evening, and I would be oom- pletely prostrated, not even able to lift my hand or help myself in any way. These spells would last for about twenty four hours, and would leave me in so weak a condition that for a few days I could aearoely drag about the house. I have also had considerable spinal trouble, the sharp, darting tongues of pain being most severe, following along my spine and to the back of my head. Have doc- tored much, but without the desired re. salt. The doctor ,told me it was due to the approaohing chnge of life. I heard of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo- ple, and also later heard of the cures they bad effected in a number of persons per- sonally known to me, and it was their stories that decided me to try them. I got some of the pills, and after I had taken a few boxes I had no more head- aches for several months. This summer my head began to have a heavy feeling, and at times I was quite drowsy, but no pains accompanied it, I now havo more pills and though I've taken only a few I feel well again. I don't think any person could stand it a groat while to be troubled as I was and stand the amount of pain. I know that Pink Pills are a good medi- cine and fully what they are represented to be. I have recommended them to some of my friends with beneficial results, 011, my, yes 1 They have done wonders for me. I do all my own houseworic on the furan. We havo a dairy of twelve cows, and often when the boys are very bony getting in the crops I have milked all the cows alone." Mrs. J, II. McMillen, South fifth, Ont., says :—"II'or seven years I was alllicted with what is generally ternled female weakness, and was for weeps un. able to leave my bed. At times my friends all lhottgbt that I was going into 8001)10 and had consumption. My com- plexion was sallow, my appetite • was al. most gone, and I was terribly emaciated, My head gave me great trouble, and at times the pain was so great that I feared it would affect my reason. I had tried many medicines without avail, and began to despair of recovery when I was urged to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, The result has beau marvelous. From a sick- ly, despairing woman, I have been ttane. formed into one full of health and energy, and I feel more thankful than 1 Dan say for the wonders Pink Pills have done for me." Mrs. L. Lundahl, Levant, Ont., says ; —"I have much pleasure in adding my testimony to the great efficacy of Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills. Some yearn ago I was severely injured in child birth and had to go to Hiugeton hospital to be oper- ated on. I was in the hospital and under treatment for nearly two months, but flowing set in and all the skill of the doctors was unable to stop it. I went home and after still suffering for three or four months, I determined to go to the hospital again, but fortunately for me an old lady on the oars, who noticed my emaciated and worn condition asked, "What ails you, my ohild 7" I told her my trouble and she replied, "Before go- ing to the hospital again give Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills a fair trial. I know they will help you." I followed her ad- vice, and after taking four boxes the flowing absolutely stopped. I took the pills for some time longer and my health wns folly restored, and, since then I have been both strong and active. I believe Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a blessing to women." Mrs. A. C. Fitobell writes :—''I take this opportunity of thanking you for the great benefit I have received from Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in that critical per- iod known as the change of life. I had suffered for years from kidney troubles, and this I suppose was the commence- ment of the change. Then I was attack. ed with spells of dizziness and weakness, accompanied with pains in the book, which would last for weeks at a time, and from which I would not get more than an hour or two's Bleep at night. A friend who had suooesefully used Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in a similar emergency urged me to try them. The result was that they brought me safely through this critical period, and I am again enjoying perfect health, and take pleasure in re- commending Pink Pills to those sithilarly situated," Rev. David Forbes, missionary at Pop. lar Dale, Algoma, writes :—"I feel that I would be remiss in my ditty did I not write to let you know the wonderful bene• fit derived by a young lady here from the use of your Pink Pills. Mise Mary Mar- tin, the young lady referred to, vas taken sick two years ago, and all the medical treatment she underwent proved of no avail. Visiting the family in my capacity as missionary, I saw with Borrow that unless something was done to avert the progress of her trouble, she would not be long for this world. She was pale, al• moat blooding, and subject to all the distressing symptoms which accompany anemia and bring the victim to an early grave, I urged the parents to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, They noted upon my advice, and I am rejoiced to Bay that they have fully and entirely restored her health, and in the rosycheskedirl of today you would not recognize the in- valid of a short time before. The words of her grateful mother to me were these : —"We have to thank you, Mr. Forbes, for recommending Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They have saved our daughter's life and we are more grateful than we can 80Y, and freely give you permission to send this testimonial, in the hope that some one in similar oircumetanoes may be benefitted.' " Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a tonin merlioine,enriulting the blood and otrongth• ening the nerves, thus reaching the root of disease and driving it from the system. the reateet medi- The lire beyond doubt to Y y n Dine of the 19111 century, and have nurod in hundreds of cages after all other inedi• cines bad failed. The great popularity of Dr. Williams' fink Pills has caused un- scrupulous dealers to imitate them exten• lively, and intending buyere are urged 10 see that every box is enclosed in 5, Wrap- per bearing the full registered trade mark "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo- ple." Pills colored pink, but sold le loose form by the dozen, hnnared or ounce, or taken from glees jars, are fraudulent imitations and should always be refined, no matter how plausible may be the story of the interested deeler offer- ing them, Little Maggie Dntober gave evidence in the trial of john Sullivan at Dorobeet• 6r, N. B., stating that the prisoner was 11te man who murdered her mother. Read Ayer's Almanac, whioh your druggist will gladly hand yon, and note the wonderful ones of; rhoumatisul, (Werth, scrofula, dyspepsia, eczema, debility, humors and sores, by the use of Ayer's Sareaparilla, the only Snreaparilla admitted lit the World's Fair, Dr. William Grant, an old practitioner of Porth, died suddenly. Thomas Hugheo, a farmer near Tees. water, fell through a trap in his barn and 'Was killed, Ayer's Hair Vigor ie certainly a re- markablo preparation and nothing like it bee ever been produced. No matter how wiry and unmanageable the hair may be, tinder the influence of this incomparable dressing, it bocomee soft, silky, and pH. able to the comb and brush. Wanted -An Idea s sae thick of Who at ick 81888 la 1,0 0utf Protteet yyour Ideon tho may hrlug you ,48,8101 Wrt o 101108 WEDD=IBUI, 06 & 00, Putout Astor• aoy8 Wu8hingtatp A. O., for their oi,eon prize offer and llat of two huudrod luventlons wanted. `Saved My Life" A VETERAN'S STORY. 'Several years ago, while in Fort Snelling, 31iinl„ I caught a severe cold, attended with a terrible cough, that allowed me no rest day or night. The doctors after exhaust- ing their remedies, pronounced my case hopeless, say- ing they could do no more for me. At this time a bottle of AYER'S CherryPectoralwas sett to me by a friend who urged me to take it, which I did, and soon after I was greatly relieved, and in a short time was completely cured. I have never had much of a cough since that time, and I firmly believe Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved my life."—W. H. WARD, 8 Quimby Av., Lowell, Mass. AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Highest Awards at World's Fair. AYER'S PILLS cure Indigestion and Headache 25 oto., 50 ole. and 81,00 Pottle. One Dent a dose It 18 sold on a guarantee by all drugglets. It cures Incipient Consumption and is the beet Cough and Croup Oure. 00181 by .JAS. EON, Dr•nseist, ltressels. A. 0Y HEY, Real Estate 86 Loan Agent, Brussels. Morley to Loan on Farm Secur- ity at the Lowest Rate of Interest. Money Loaned on Notes and good Notes Discounted. Sale Notes a Specialty. Fire (2 Life insurance Written. Special Attention given to CO NVEYANCING. A. COUSLEY Office over Deadman tk MoCall's Store, BRUSSELS. Wanted—An Idea t014 mtpsaththnoinpnitkl Protect Your 60880• the vy 1007 11:Y11881:6 ring 00,0 wealth. !tie;7611N W)" 13E12DIIRN & CO.. Paten0 Attor- neys Waebington, D. C.,tor Inventions prlaa ober and list of two litmdrad fnventtous wnuted. u THE LUXURY OF SEOURDTY I81800\1, 128 Lelioy's Female ,sills, Inn only reliable and trnshrn t1 y pru- pyrutinil t, ", >u ray 1.0 t u 1 rir rMrr ly nv.n 1.l 1.1 l•Pnle 'etc tree.. rIenlo,nn,l,i,,,adrin h Ioticlr,olin 8,00. Prie000 ,r 1.0x01 d fpri l0.O01.y wan 000e.4oly naiad un 00,:06,6 of p,�•i3O. AoRoy Pill Co. Victoria St Toronto, Can. sold In Brussels by .1,82. I OCX. DR. 0 THE ORIGINAL KIDNEY PILL 0 Ki NEN=UUVUU C THE ONLY KIDNEY•LIVEO PILLS n r ILLS T. DnwsoN, It 'onager Standard iia 1.l,, tlrnd. ford, Ont,, says, Chas sit iduoyLivrr fills ars n grand m, 1 c ,,a for the Kidneys nod Liver. W I' Cnitorna, 1 r1 bicCaul St. Toronto, re. ppresent, G lit tread St" r ,, Ch,er, Pots nm hkr 0,080 for the Mier 01 hend,eche. bilious nrtark nod constipation. Sold et•eryWhe ro, or by mall un receipt °f price, 1.. tuMA1':1Ot1, 611756 Cc Co. 45 LOtt0011U ai'. 8405010. Otra JAN. 22, 1897 LL ..WINTER. We keo ,in stock and supply everything in i Coal and Wood Stoves, .;K.�1 .Either Parlor, Box or Cook First-class Furnaces From best Canadian Manufacturers, and Warranted to work properly. TINWARE OF ALL KINDS. Plumbingrpromptly attended to at Reasonable Rates. Lamb Goods, Lanterns, die. Orders Taken for Coal. WILTON & TURNBULL Stove ancZ Furnace Men, .Brussels. Established 1871. I—/ 0 G t`a 'n.. rG M O it G '--• 0 0 0 w N• m 'CD co c.- c) m 0 0 0" 0CPD O4 o0 0 0 0 The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself, UNCONDITIONAL, ACCUMULATIVE, AND AUTOMATICALLY NON-FORFEITAB LE. It [leaves nothing further lo be desired. Rates and full infor- mation furnished on application. W. Em Lm I, Agent, Brussels. E.1w- Farniiare lor The undersigned has opened out a Large and well Assorted Stock of 1!R r n IN THE BRICK BLOCK Opposite the .American Hotel, Brussels, Where may be found the latest and best Styles in Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Tables, Loungers, Sofas, Chairs, Mattresses, &c. Picture Framing promptly attended to. Curtain Poles and Window Blinds supplied. Satisfaction Guctranieed. Give me a call, ,,ELLI -L origiu In connection with the store a well ordered Undertak- ing Department will be kept where a large stook of Cas- kets, Coffins and Undertakers' Supplies will always be found at Moderate Charges. First-class Hearse. Cavity and Arterial Embalming CARDIFF & WALKER.