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The Brussels Post, 1897-6-18, Page 44TILE BRUSSELS POST qua-' �,:..�. _ •e„,��z-*.ter,-rrtu-iu�,a am � -�- � ,, .. , . _ .s.ra�ucz:rsast>wsc���; New Advertisements. June Sessions.. Locale D. Ewan, Loual 1. Thompson. Tea—MeKinnou (Jo. Local --J. w, Anderson. Pink Pills -Dr. iVillinms. Dress Goole --J. 0. Skene. Many:Vim—Rose cC UsUld ty, Local Peel' Publishing House. Jubilee Flags G. A, Deadman. Wood Wanted—Electric: Light Co. Notice to Cel ,,tors—Dr. l ellelvey, Schedule of Convictions --•Its Lewia. r.,• 1.1 (IS Ct.bc i3r.11552 s it fi1 leILI D.rt 1', JUNE 18, 1597, Court of Revision. No small amount of interest was stir- red up over the Brussole Court of Revis- ion, held on Monday of last week and adjourned to Monday evening of this week. There were 115 appeals. Some half dost•,, or more of them were omitted by Aeee. oar and other assessments were found by the Council to he so much out of proportion with others that they decid. ed to go over the whole roll and level it goodup as far as uite a few did a deal of possible. ' icking and imputed reputed alleorts of motives for this general revision, but in Ole face of all this the Court of Revis- ion went through with their work on what they eonsidered to be right, and we believe the changes will give general satis- faeti"), The, total assessment will he 825,I,U higher properties more evenly belnneed thou they have been for years ; and we hope to see the local rete take a con-iderable drop tine year. The first evening of the Court Conneillor Thomson was absent and last Monday Councillor Wilson's chair was vacant. Long sessions were held each evening se as to push the work through. Changes were made as follows ;— Garfield block, reduced from 500 to X4.500 Joe, I1 tidick's store, from 3,000 to 2,500 Mahler's Evaporator, " 1,000 to 500 T. Wallace's lot, Turn - berry St. (omitted) . , 100 Dr. Helm ' stores 6,300 I . Armstr0ug, from 250 to 350 J. S 1'. Ameut, Queen tit, from 300 to 400 and their factory property, now ex - ono, assessed at „3,'U0 for school rates. Wm. Armstrong, (omit- ted) Geo. Birt, £tom 000 to r Jne. Broadfoot 700 to 9 H. Dennis, shop 800 to 0 residence 700 to 0 W. Bla.,hill, stores 1.200 to 1, " residence ,500 to G personal 150 to 2 B. Cochrane, lot 200 to 3 personal A. Coni., house and lots 550 to 7 personal 150 to 3 Geo. Cardiff, personal E. C. D,.uford, residence, .1,500 to 1,7 personal 200 to 3 D. Ewan, real estate 1,000 to 1,5 T. Parrett., real estate2,100 to 2,2 N.V. Gerry, real estate 450 t0 5 N. B. Gerry, real estate500 to G Gerry Bros„ peceoual 8 B. Gerry, personal 2;000 to 3,0 Estate Geo. Hayeroft,real, 100 (omitted) 00 00 00 00 00 400 50 50 00 50 00 00 500 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 The June session of the peace for the county of Huron opened on Tuesday of last week at 1 o'clock, p, m., Isis Honor ,fudge Maeson, presiding, The following gentlemen were sworn in Re a grand jury and addressed by the judge ;—Joseph Beck, Saltier('; John E Cooly, Dashwood ; Peter Z'is let, Colborne ; W. B. fisher, Colborne Thos. Henderson, Hallett Thos. Lovell, Tntobetry ; 1''nt, Move Uiuevalo ; Jahn Aleueios, jr., Wawateda , John Mc- Gee, Bayfield ; Robt. McAlli•ter, Grey ; Henry McNaught, Grey; Wm. Weir, Hawick. Joseph Beck was chosen fore. man. There were no criminal cases, the record showing only six civil. two to be tried by jury and four without, the fol- lowing being the jury eases :— Stanley vs. Grummett. —An action to recover a town lot in Clinton, 1;. Gaul. pion for p1ff ; Garrote and Proudfoot for deft. Postlethetvafte vs. Beacom, an notion for illegal distress. Cameron, Holt and Holmee for p112 ; R. C. Hays for deft. On the court opening both these cases were adjourned to the fall terns. The fleet case called was Staten vs. O'Neil --an action to compel delivery of a promissory note. P. Holt and L. H. Dickson appearing for pluiutiff, and R. H. Collins for defendant. Judgment wtts given for plaiutiff without costa, The Carswell Co. vs. Dancey.—An action on account, was settled out of Court. Cameron vs, Elliott —Au action 00 a bill of costs, wee settled by the parties to the action. Geo. Ile we, real estate....1,300 to 2,000 Dr, Iialbtleisch, income 500 T. Kelly, personal A. J. Lowry, real estate 350 to 400 S. W. Laird, real estate 1,200 to 1,400 D. A. Lowry. real estate1,0(10 to, 1,200 Thos. Maxwell, personal125 to 200 Dr. McNaughton, income 300 A. M. McKay, real estate 350 to 450 D. C. Ross, real, (omitted) 100 Jas. Stratton, Queen's Hefei, (omitted) 5,000 H. R. Smile, real estate . ,1,000 to 1,200 W. J, McCracken, real esteta 1000 to 1,200 Geo, Thomson, real estate, 1,000 to 1,300 J. C. Tuck, personal 200 J. D. Warwick, real estate 550 to 050 Jas. Walker, real estate 400 to G00 shop 300 to 400 Jim. Wynn, shops 700 to 800 11. Williams, residence 400 to 500 shop 250 to 400 , R. G. Wilson, personal 000 Ino, Mooney, assessed fox Orange Hall '1950. struck off as property Is assess ed to Geo. Cardiff. Jno. Ferguson, personal 800 to 1,000 J. J. Gilpin, real estate 650 to 750 personal .,100 J, T. Ross, store 000 t0 700 personal 100 Jas. Oliver, real estate650 to 800 I. C. Richards, store ,800 to 900 " residence,:500 to 700 tr personal..,, 100 to 750 R.15. Ross, real estate450 to 550 Wtn. II tom mill —.2,500 to 0,000 J. B. Stretton, two dwell, in;;a 000 to Joe. Menzies, per enol S. T. Plum, real estate •. 250 to J. 11. Smith, real estate „ 500 to 0. 0ilbax, personal 200 to A. Stewart, real estate, (omitted) II, Bente, real estate, Catharine Wilbee, real es- tate Wm, Thompson, real estate Samuel Burgess, real, (omitted) ,,, 200 5, Donaldson, personal 100 to 250 Jno,'Vinceut, personal100 P. Watson, personal 100 Dominion Savings Co, real estate 1 200 to 1,000 Alex, Ellie, real estate. .. .2,300 to 2,650 Mre. Bell, real estate, (omitted) 250 J. D. Ronald, personal1,000 Mr, Thomas, real estate8,000 The following persons wore struck off as 1f.1'., being non-rosidenes;•—S. and Jas. Burgos, T. E. and T. Coleman, W. Crawford, B. and B. Driver, S. I slick, P. Ferguson, Dr. Holmes, II. Holmes, J. 7, eckie, II, Mooney, T. 5toL alehlin, W. Norton, 7. and J. Putland, W. Proudfoot, Robb. Boas, A. Reid, J. Roddiok, J. Scott, Rev, T. 0. Sanderson, C. R. Vanstone, la. G. Vincent, and T. Collins. Doge wore struck off for ,lino, McAxtor and Geo. Edwards, 750 100 350 700 400 S1.E COULD NOT EAT. WKI,\r aP.1C, Robinson vs. Johnston. --An action on a promissory note, lasted all the morning, and at its conclusion judgment was giveu for plaintiff for 00540 and costs, R. Van - stone for plff. ; Buchan for deft. The following is the presentation of the grand jury : MAY IS PLSAsu Tom I3otcon The grand jury of our Lady the Queen mentioned for the present sittings of the general sessions of the peace, beg to con- gratulate Your Honor and the county that, in this the year of Her Most Gracious Majesty's Diamond Jubilee, (and whose reign we fervently pray may long continued) no criminals are in jail awaiting trial. We have visited the jail and found it well kept and in goad repair, buil wish to particularly point out that a proper system of sewerage should he put in operation without delay as a precaution against the outbreak of an epfcletnic. We found confined in the jail three prisoners under sentence for short terms for trivial offences, one vagrant, one on remand, one awaiting removal to the penitentiary, and one committed as in- sane. The latter has beau awaiting re- moval to proper quarters for over a year and we feel that such should, if possible, be done at once. As the uufortauate inmates of .the House of Refuge are so helpless and are gathered from all quarters of the meaty w0 feel that some means should be pro- vided to allow of grand juries visiting that institution. We beg to express our thanks for your kind and lucid explanation of our duties, and also to the county attorney for his courtesy and assistance. All of which is respectfully submitted, 300 300 375 000 The address of the House of Commons eongratulatiog IIer Majesty peon the at. leinment of Int diamond jubilee had been despatched to London in a handsome gasket made from Canadian wood, Can- adian stone and Canadian gold. SWEDE BECK, foreman. Court House, Goderich, June 0th, 1007. THE STATEMENT 010 A LAD): WHO WAS A DYSPEPTIC. 011, led WM11'111115111 Yte Sinnlaeb, Nall• sea and vent ltin g"('onsllUat102, I1end• lichee still 01111'1 5)1,1. retei lig 91.1/11/. tones Followed. Frani Le Sareiois, Sorel, Quo„ Dyspepsia, and kindred disorders of the digestive organs are becoming alarmingly prevalent among the people of all oiasses, and it is safe to say that there aro few ills afflicting utaulriud r productive productive of more m 1i a real misery ,into indigestion, It is said teutt ed in hand, and a good lent camon go0 aj ezty;'s hauls in hand, Hall the statement coutafns more truth than has been generally ad- mitted. It may be safely said ,Herefore, that the medimue that will ocredyspepsia �laanond 3"u<bliee, is a blessing to mankind, a promoter of human happiness, whose good work can• not be too widely known. Such i.Qthe TUeSday U ne 22, 1897 opinion of Mrs. P. Lnssier, of Sorel, ue. and it is because g Bottum tickets will bo issued between all stations in Canada at Turn: 15, 1897 FOAM, FOB 81-0,V101?,,—THEUndersigned will keep for 8010100 on Lot 55, Cot 0,Noris, the thorn' bred Im- proved write Yerhshiro Hoar 'Bolodtod," bled fmin S ( Brothour's swee ,stakes sow nt (.hl i,;',1 air, Terms, Oa to be paid t entwine wit privilege of to - /melee if o, o,•ssax•y pedigree may ho soots ou 0451)eel",u. 130130. TiC1i0L, A WAY', of this that she ave the following statement to a representative of Le Sorelois. "For some time past," she said "I Itad been suffering from a .malady that at first I could not define, hue which proved to be a sovere attack of dyspepsia. After each meal I felt a sen- sation of over fullness, even when I had eaten most sparingly. This feeling was aceomponied by severe pains in the region of the stomach, and frequently by nausea aatd sometimes vomiting, Constipation followed, which added to my misery. In the interval I suffered from fever and slight headache and became generally in. disposed. At times the pain in the stomach was less severe, 111y appetite was leaving me, I had no taste for any. thing and at this stage my son, Alfred, assistant manager of "Le Sorelnis," urged me to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, at the same time urging me to read an article in that paps); which related to the cure of a person similarly afflicted. I was skep- tical and did not behove the pills would help me, but a few days later I re -read the article and decided that, I world try this medicine and I have 010011 reason to be glad that I did so. I took a couple of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills after each meal and little by little perceived that my di- gestion was becoming more easy. I con- tinued the 000 of the pills for a little more than a month, aid have pleasure in stating that my cure is complete. At my age (Ob years) ono groatly appreciates being able to enjoy one's meals, and I bless the day I began to use Dr.1Vi11iams' Pink Pills, and I heartily recommend them to other sufferers. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure indiges- tion, rheumatism, neuralgia, locomotor ataxia, St. Vitus' dance, nervous head- ache and prostration, diseases of the blood, emit as scrofula, chronic erysipelas and restores pale and sallow complexions to the glow of health. They are a specific for all the troubles peculiar to the female sex, and in men cure all cases arising from worry, overwork or excesses. Sold by all chemists and by Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont., at 50o per box, or six boxes for 52.50. There are imitation pills colored pink, against which the public aro warned. The genuine pills are put up in boxes, 4he wrapper around which bears thatch trade mark, "Dr. Williams' fink Pills for Pale Agent for Parker's Dye People." Take nothing , lee. n .eaetwood-. Foresters' p1o•nie next Tuesday. The bricklayers are pushing the Bal- lantyne store no. R. B. Hamilton treated the members of the Epworth League to fee cream. Farmers' excursion to the Guelph Model Farm Thursday, Jane 17th. 90 cents from Atwood. Mrs, Henry Zieman had the misfor. tone to stip in the woodshed and fall over a washtub, fracturing three ribs in ber left side. The contract for carrying tits mails between the post office end G. T. R. station has been let to John G. Robert. son for the current year at a fraotion less than Air. Gordon got. Mr. Gordon gat 052 per annum. The °entreat for carry- ing the mails between Donegal and At. wood has been let to a Mr. Ball, of Donegal, for the current year, ea that Andy Boohanan's familiar figure will bo missed in this service. Our veteran postmaster, Donald Gordon, has been postmaster of Atwood for 21 years, ever since there was a post - elfin here. During all these years not one registered letter went estray through his neglect or error. Some years ago a letter addressed to a person in Massa. ohnsette,11. S. A., want estray, but it was given to the wrong party over there by the postmaster, so that Mr, Gordon 'vas in no 05(00 to blame, Snob a uuique record is highly commendable, and is worthy the special notice of the Post- oflioe Department. The Presbytery of Stratford held a pro re nate meeting at Knox church, Stratford, Wednesday of last week to oonsider and dispose of a °all from the Presbyterian congregations of Atwood and Illonktou to Rev, P. A. McLeod, B. A., 13, D•, of Sonya, Presbytery of Lindsay. Among those present were ;— Revs. Dr. Hamilton, iuotherwell ;. W. A. Bradley, Mitchell ; SR Cooper, Lista. ,vel ; E. F. Smith, Granton ; M. L. Leitch, W. M. Moliibbon and E. W. Panton, Stratford ;• Elders, James Cal. lin and D. Forbes, North Easthope ;- and John Dickson, Atwood. P. J. Ranter, of Ridgetown, was present as a correspond• ing member. In the absence of Rev. Aft, Foremen, Moderator, Rev, Mr. Me, Laeblin, of Harrington, was appointed to the chair and constituted the court. Rev, W, Cooper submitted the call. It was eigned by 267 members of Atwood and 48 members of Monkton uongre a - tion, and by 13 adherents from the former and 19 from the latter oongrega• tion, The salary guaranteed was 1)1,000, paid quarterly, and a free manse, John Dickson and George Inglis, elders, 0175ar. ed as commissioners from Atwood and llionkton rsepeotively,in support of the call whiob, they sad, was virtually unanimous, Mr. Cooper's action in moderating this call teas approved, Rev. Dr. Hamilton moved, seconded by 11, W. Panton, that the call be sustained as a regular gospel call and forwarded to Rev. Air, RaLsed, This was eaarsiod• Mr, Cooper was appointed to represent the Presbytery in yeoman tine this oall before the Presbytery of Lindsay, Further ar- rangements wore left over nut!! the regular meeting on July 15011. Single First-class are Good going Mon(1ay, Juno 218t, and Tuesday, June 22nd, 1807. Returning leaving destination not later than Wed. nseday, June 23rd, 1897. 'pull information at (5. T. It. station. J. N. KENDALL., G. T. R. Agent, Brussels, Summer -41D,, The undersigned carries a well assorted stock of seasonable Dress Goods that find favor -with the ladies. Special values. A full line of other clry goods always on hand. OUR Grocery Department is constantly supplied with the FRESHEST and CHOICEST lines and the satisfaction given to our customers is the best proof of the quality and price. TRY OUR TEAS. e Works. 50,000 LBS. WOOL WANTED AT :(''15(1 SUB,4LIEN i 111 for Cash of in Exchange for Goods. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. We have Flannels, Blankets, Tweeds, Sheetiugs, Yarns, Underwear, Carpets, etc. Special attention given to Custom Work, such as Card- ing, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling and Dyeing. Satisfaction Guaranteed, - T We have the following varieties of the choicest and most reliable Turnip Seeds we can buy, viz : Elephant, Bangholni, Hall's Westbury, Sutton's Champion, East Lothian, Royal Norfolk, Bkirving's Improved, Garter's Imperial, Sharp's Improved, Bruce's Selected East Lothian, Green Top and White Swede, Also grey Stone Turnip Seed. Give us a call for the Best.___ We will still continue to sell the above articles BELOW E L OV ^d�I �V /i j l y� HOLESALE PRICES while the Bankrupt Stock lasts which will not be much longer at the rate they are going off. Goole and. secure the Bargains while they last. RICHAR So BRUSSELS. A The National Roller Mill has been thoroughly overhauled and refitted and is in a position to turn out First-class Floursecond to none 111 Ontario. Manitoba• Wheat used in gristing and for the local trade, Patronize home manufacture and be sure of getting satisfaction. Wheat bought, Flour, Bran, Shorts, Chop, &o., al- ways on hand and sold at reasonable prices. Give me a call. BBU SSTIL S. c u<er wvn.77 m=ua<ccmmzsmm-mievm rxu,amw,msm,amarea»n wool 50,000 LBS. WANTED. 1 am prepared to pay the highest Cash Price for the above quantity, delivered at Grain Storehouse No. 1, or if farmers prefer 2 cents per lb, more in trade. Parties wish- ing to trade out their Wool can do so at A. STRAOR,AN'S STORE with whole 1 have arranged, Owing to the coming high duty imposed by the Dingley tariff in the United States, Farmers would consult their interests by Marketing their Wool early, so dealers eat ship promptly there be- fore the duty takes effect. R. GRAHAM, JE3��•�� S 100,000 Lbs. of Wool Wanted MUST HAVE IT AT THE LX TOrWEL WOOLLEN MELA 0 *03003 HIGHEST OA$$Ii PR.ICB that can possibly be paid or in ex- changing Wool for: goods a few cents per lb. extra, will be paid and guarantee to sell goods at Cash Prices. BE.A.D'XMAT I+I 0L,OfTHING.—A11 styles and sizes in Men's and Boys' Suits. Special value this season in oux own make of Tweeds, ore disposing Befof your wool call on ' is oO , IISTO WEL5 ,T i