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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-3-19, Page 44 New Advertisements. To Bent—Thee, Pepper. Pink Pills—Dr. W idioms. Print Opening --Ales. Straohau. Sehednle of Coneietione—Ira Lewis, Dress o. The Story Goods oiNob Shell- C Smith h& McLame. Dissolution a Partnership—Deadman & McCall. lzlsstis est, FRIDAY, MAR. 19, 1897. Tan Queen's Jubilee is to be brought forcibly to the mind of the general public by the issuance of a Dominion 8 cent stamp for the onrrent postage on letters commemorative of the great event. Cities and towns in both the old and new world are preparing elaborate programs for celebrations they are arranging for, and altogether the event promises to be one of marked interest to every British subject. 1''xrzeryiicoxa knocked Dandy aim Cor- bett out in a prize fight at Carson, 'Nevada, on Wednesday, in the 14th round, and is now the heavy weight champion of the world• righting may be excused among doge, brit for any kind of manly men to engage in such so•oalled sport is a long way beneath the dignity of manhood. The Legislature of Nevada did themselves no credit when they pass- ed en Act permitting pugs to carry out their money grabs. If we had the mak- ing of the law we would give every prize fighter aterm in penitentiary and there allow them an opportunity of working off their surplus energy. THE BRUSSELS POST mextreetereateeresseretscovexeraustneveteammareeereurstrienseetermeneitemeetsextevicett use of Dr. Williams/ Pink Pills, in the ease of Miss O'Neil (move that they are unegealled as It blood builder and nerve bona, In the 04ee of young girls who are pale or sallow, listless, troubled with a fluttering or palpitation of the heart, weak and easily tired, no time should be lost in taking a course of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which will speedily enrich the blood and bring a rosy glow of health to the °beaks. They aro a speeilio for troubles peculiar to females, such as sup- pressions, irregularities and all forme of weakness. In men they effect a radical pure in all oases arising from mental worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever nature, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold iu boxes (never in loose form by the dozen or hundred) at 50 cants it box, or six boxes for $2.50, and may be had of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr, Wliilalll6' Medicine Company, Brook- ville, Ont. salve of their party making a useless effort to ride into power. Whoever knew the London Free Prase to aid the temper- ance people in their fights for Probibl. thin ? _ -- rVNV naeons. Rev, D, Forrest wee at Ripley last Tuesday attending Maitland Presbytery, Rev, Mr. Anderson, of Alvinston, will preach in St. George's ehu0Oh next Sab- bath afternoon. Rev. Mr, McCracken, of Cheeley, preached last Sabbath, The Walton Debating Society will hold a grand coueert on Friday evening, March 25th. The committee are hard at work preparing a good program. They have immured Mr. Money, comic singer, Mitch• ell, also local talent. This will be the event or the season. Doors open at 7.80, entertainment at 5 o'oloek, sharp. %Vt think it is about time tho Govern- ment called a halt on the coercive privil- eges possessed by the Underwriters As- sociation. Brussels has a first-class7ire Engine and Brigade ; an abundant and easily reached supply of water from either tanks or river ; a fire limit By- Iaw that has necessitated the erection of brick blocks from the Town Hall to the river on Main street, so that in that por- tion mentioned there are but three frame structures ; a new bell and alarm costing over 5400, &o., dc. Yet in the face of all this the Inspector comes along and cooly remarks that unless we put down another tank, employ a night watchman, have 2 firemen sleep at the Hall, and attend to other minor matters he will be forced to present such a report as will probably place us m a lower class as far as our grading is concerned, but in a higher class for insurance rates. Is there only one side to this question, or have towns and villages meekly to put on the yoke and add a large amount to taxes by need- less expenditure ? We believe the time for municipal co-operative insurance is rapidly approaching and is being hasten• ed by the overbearing dictation and de. mends of the Underwriters Association. If what we have beard is true, not a few of the insurance companies are silent partners in this little bulldozing business that is in vogue. It looks as if it were a case of "You scratch my back, Noddy, and I'll scratch yours." What is required at this juncture is for the respeotive municipalities who are threatened with increased insurance rates if they do nob surrender to band together and have the matter so brought to the notice of the Government that the interests of more than one class will be protected. Brus- sels is not alone in this matter and if we were we would consider the blame was rightfully placed upon us, but other places are similarly situated, hence the neceeeity of curtailing the powers of an organization too Czar -like to meet with the approval of Canucks. Tae Coneervative press and an occas- ional Liberal organ, the Goderich Signal for instaue8, are dubious as to the out. came of the next Provincial election in Ontario. We are not exercised over it at all, es the past record of the Government is impregnable and the little flatter being kinked up by the Opposition is the nus tomary warfare prior to a general elec- tion. The Hardy Governmenb is assailed on their Temperance legislation and a great furore is earnestly sought after by the euemiee of the above mentioned Ad. miuisteatiou, but ae a temperance man, whose record both in and ant of the management of Tut POST an the question of Prohibition is well known in Huron County, wo have no fear of the ultimate result of the action of the Government. When such papers as the London Free Press, Toronto World and others begin shedding crocodile tears for the temper- ance people of this country it is very apparent what the weeping is for. If half the delegatee who attend Conven- tions and bore the respective Govern- ments would get down to soma practical week in seeing that the present license law wee better administered in their own localities and 'temperance oanclidatee nominated and supported through oleo• tion oontests for Parliamentary honore greater advancement would be made. We waue Prohibition in Canada hub 700 desire a stronger sentiment behind 11 when enacted than was found to exist after the Scott Aot was carried. Tom. A..twooct. The Elma Council, at its meeting on Monday of last week, let the oontreat for three new steel bridges in Elma to the Stratford Bridge Co. The total amount to be paid for the three bridges is $1,024. The missionary meeting in oonneotion with St. Athan'; church is postponed till the 22nd inst., at 7:80 p. in. The service in the Elma (Mural) will be held at 3 p. m. on the same day. Agent Knox ticketed the following people to the West last week :—John S. Jolly and wife, Vintoria, B. 0.; Mise Duncan, Reston, Man. ; Mr. Love, Reston, Man. ;• A. Williams, Dauphin ; S. Doerr, Mrs. Smith and James Smith, Virden, Man. Among the Atwoodites w17o availed themselves of the opportunity of hearing Ron, John G. Woolley, the temperance leobarer, at Mitchell on Monday night of last week were the following : Rev. J. Ball, J. A. and Albert MoBain, B. R. Leake, H. Hoar, John Knox, Berman Bali and Ernest Smith. The Bale between Messrs. Hamlen and Leake having fallen through, the latter not being able to make eatis• factory terms with J. G. Robertson, owner of the Hamlen store, the Messrs. Hamlen have since disposed of their entire business, bakery and all to Joseph McKey, of Atwood. MO. Molloy takes possession at once. Tnaninr,na Accrnnvr —Word reached town Wednesday of a terrible accident which happened to Miss Belle Header• son, of Beryls, niece 05 Rev. A, Hender- son, formerly of Atwood. The hangiug lamp, under which Miee Henderson was sitting, fell open her, and in en instant her clothes were set on fire. The family rolled her up fn blankets as quickly as possible, as the best means of extinguish- ing the flames, and succeeded, but the unfortunate girl was badly burned about the face, arms and hands, besides one of her hands was terribly cut by the broken lamp glass. The young lady has a num- ber of friends here whom she visited last Summer. Stratford City Council is considering a curfew by-law. The St. Thomas Board of Education is taking steps to suppress the habit of cigarette -smoking among the school children. Poverty of the Blood. A TROUBLE THAT IS MAKING THE LIVES OF THOUSANDS MISERABLE. MAIL 19, 1897 TOy' 5am1 1111 C. Richardson Is prepared to do all kinds work in his line. Good Workmanship and Good Fits Guarantee LATEST STYLES. Suits made for $4 and upwards. f Sinop oter 1TcGowau's Store. of d. la�ksmi�i Raving purchased J. WYNN'S Blacksmith Shop and intending to make Brussels my home I feel satisfied I can give good satisfac- tion in Horse -shoeing and all other branches of the busines in the Blacksmithing line. I will be pleased to see all who will see fit to patronize me with their work and will always try to be liberal and fair with my custom- ers. It Brivae In me Train, Norvolsneas, Pains in 11111 INi01r and 51110, Headaches, Heart I';Ilpilal 1 on and 10080118 fatally Where Ialieacinlls TreaUllenl. l8 Not Resorted to. From the sesame N. 13., iteoord• There are many ways in which people inay prove benefactors of the immanence. There are those who of their abundance spend large sums in erecting public build- ings and beautifying . public. parks. Others spend their money in charitable work and in alleviating the sufferings of less fortunate fellows, and for these acts these people are honored. The persons who having obtained relief from sickness and makes public the means by which health was regained, is none the less a public benefactor. Among these latter ie Miss Elena O'Neil, daughter of Jas. O'Neil, a well -to do farmer living near Millstream, Kings Co., N. B. Miss O'- Neil was attacked with encomia (poverty of the blood) a trouble unfortunately too common among the young girls off' the present day, and one which is certain to termivabe fatally if not promptly ehecked and the blood enriched and renewed. Having discovered a remedy that will achieve this Happy result, Bliss O'Neil is willing that lees fortunate sufferers may reap the benefit of her experience, To a correspondent of the Record, Miss O'- Neil related the story of hor illness and cure. She said :—"I believe that had 1 not begun the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills my trouble would have ended fatal- ly. My illness Dame about so gradually that I can scarcely say when it began. The first symptoms were a loss of color, and a feeling of tiredness following even moderate exertion, Gradually I became as pale as a corpse, and was extremely nervous, Then I was attacked with a pain in the aide, which daily grew more, and more intense. I coughed a great deal and finally grew so weak that if I went upstairs I had to rest when I reaoli- ed the top. My appetite forsook me, I was subject to spells of dizziness, and severe headaches anis was gradually wasting away until I lost all interest in life. 11rnd tried a number of medicines but found no relief, In this apparently hopeless condition, while reading a rows• paper I saw a statement of a young lady whose symptoms were almost identical with my own, whose health had been re. stored through the use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. This statement was so en- couraging that I determined that I would try this medicine. In my case as in that 00 the young lady whom I macs read about, the resulb was marvellous. The pain iu my aide from which I had suffered so much, disappeared, my nerves wore strengthened, my appetite retnened and my whole system seemed to be etrength- ened and renewed. I am now ZS wolf as any member in the £airily and have not known what sickness was sines I dis- continued the use of Dr. Williams' Pink P111e. periods people who have the good cause My gratitude towards this grand medi- ae heart would do wolf eo watch the tae,• eine IS unbounded and i hope my state tins of certain wolves in steep's clothing whose only object ie to cause diesontion against the Liberal Government fee the J. . Wismer Shop in connectiml with Ino. Wyun's Carriage Works, Brussels mens may be the moans of bringing en• oouragomont and health to sonic other sufferer. The gratifying results following tho My Stock of - 4., Ie now complete in Silks, Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Muslims, Lawns, Art Muslims, 00000lns, Laces, Ribbons, Prints, Ducks, Flannelettes, Cottons, Oottonades, Towelings and a special line of Ladies' and Children's Vests. t h ink I know something about e pAY less seems to be the whole stock of Clothing Wisdom of some people, It lacks balance—It's heavy on the side of folly. Pay more, if you must, rather than pay for pool' goods of — little value. Il' ' There's lots of We're not spending Wisest—those who know good material, shrewder the buyer the better we like it. And not alone in the Clothing trade, can judge qualities aright and understand more such. The best hint we can give you is to buy of a house that doesn't play tricks. is such a store. .If things are not as represented here you get your money back. you ask for any better guarantee ? and when I tell you that my 50o. per Ib. Dargeling Gem of the East is the beet Blank Tea in the market and that my 25e. Japan Tea is better than moat of the Tea sold in this town for 35o. and 40e. I always keep the beet Teas and Coffees iu the market so the public say. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. advertising done for know-nothing people. a cent to catch such a trade. We're after the good workmanship and good style. The our best business lies with those people who the real value of goods, We wish there were r IL RI DE r ENT Remember we keep a large assortment of Tweeds, Worsteds and Trouserings in stock to make up for those who can't be suit- ed from our Clothing Department, NEW HATS AND SHIRTS, WE ARE .READY FOR YOU. New Hats, New Shirts, New Neckwear, New Gloves, Collars and Cuffs. Don't forget we carry the Largest, Cheapest and Best stock in Brussels, Call and look through our stock. I wish to acquaint the good people of Brussels and locality with the fact that I have opened up a Laundry in town, One Door West of Williams' Livery, Where I will be pleased to attend to the wants of the public in first-class style. Specialty made of Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Ladies' Waists and Lace Curtains, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices Moderate. 'Your esteemed Patronage is solicited in supporting a local industry. 'Toil your� NeighNeighbor.,p��\ la. 1M. al ' MANAGER. V 81 The success and approval that attended our Print Opening last Season has prompted us to follow tho same plan this. Spring. Our stock of Prints is large and for Quality and Patterns have only to be soon to guarantee the admiration of the Ladies. Wo beg to an- nounce our Print Opening for Saturday March 20th And following week, when we shall be pleased to have all the ladies call and see our New Prints. April Standard Patterns and fashion 'Sheets to hand. The latter Free to all who call for them. Mew Spring Goods of all Kinds. .Don't forget that we can suit you in Boots, Shoes ox Rubbers. Alex. Strachan. SEEtEnlle This Can OD, LA i5 0f tI1i We have got nearly through marking our Spring Goods and would like you to call and inspect our stock and compare prices. We think we can say without any exaggeration that we are in fe position to show one of the Largest and Best Assorted Stocks that it has been your privilege to see within the COUNTY. • In Dress Goods and Trimmings we show a range that will delight the hearts of the Ladies. Please don't buy until you see our stock, not that we wish to insist on you buying from us but our stock will give you an idea of what is going to be worn this Spring. Our Linens WO imported direct through Agents from. the Brookfield Linen Co., Belfast, Ireland, which enables us to sell them at prices much be- low regular prices. LACES and EMBROIDERIES are one of the leading features with us this season. In Ready -to• wear Clothing we lead all ompotitors. Our Men's Snits at ,,x,"3.00 must bo seen to be appreciated. UR DESIRE is to make this store to the County of Huron what the T. Baton Co. is to Toronto. Any who haven't as yet favored us with a call wo would like to specially invite them to do so, and I think ve will be able to make them permanent customers. Grocery Department. Our Grocery Department is tinder the cliroction of Mr. rTas, Purcell, anis he will be pleased to show you through that department. P. S..—Our Advertising Agent, Prof. Golding, a colored gentle- man, will probably call en you in the course of a week or two with Literature which will pay you well to Mortise carefully. B. GUNN Importer, Seaforth8