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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-1-13, Page 5,IA:l, 18, 1S9£1 BUSINiSS CARDS. 1' /joNFY TO LOAN e1'l' G PPR coot 1 E, BLOrl nrusoole,. I, IT M. MoOltAORNN, V Y • leemof ot111altlagol.loouoee, OWvo at his Grocery, barnbolry street, Brunei , ge22 N. BAItRE'i'T, AU, Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door smith of A. 1,1, MoKay & Oo's hardware store, Ladle n'aud 0hi1(11one hair cutting a speolalty MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, —TEACHER OF— PIANO - AND ORGAN, am..•CTSqmm2.,S., ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM I00111(0000, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. T. FLETCHER i Issue' of Marriage Licenses, ON1rION AT JEWELNY STORE. r',No Witness Required. g@ •, T. FLLETC�HER,rTBrussels 1 ARMS FOR a8 ALB several geed HEFarms • for e Ie sad Lo rout easy terms In Townships ['IMorrie and Grey. F S. Si1OT'1,Brussole i LEX. IIUNTER " . Clerk of the Fourth Division poor Co, Huron. Oonveyanoer, Notary Public Land Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds invested • )n Graham's Block. 1133108001ene made AUCTIONEERS. A• HUNTER, T ooao.Money NSED to 0 onao. Farms t0 sell. T1S. SCOTTAS AN AUOTION• • term, will sell for bettor prices, to bettor erten, in ems time and less charges than any other Auctioneer in Nast Huron or ho woo t charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged et this pine° or by personal applleatloo. VETERINARY. D. WARWIOK, 0? Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Uollege• is prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animals In a oom- petout manner. Parttoular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. 00118 nromytly at- tended to. 011100 and Infirmary—Four doors north of bridge 'l'uruborry 01.. Browns. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. VT M. SINCLAIR,�BARlUsTER • Solloitor,0onveyanoer,NotaryPob• lie, &o. OtBoe—VauaIone'8 Block, 1 door north of Central Rote Solicitor for the S tan dead Bank. a• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow & Proudfoot's 0)110e, Goderioh.) 011ioe over Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels. Money to Loan. 47 G. CAMERON, • .LV -L• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Com ernu,) Berri8te• mud Solicitor, 000014oh, Ont. Office—Hamilton St., Opposite Col borne Rotel. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M.D., 0. 7,1., Trinity University, Follow Trin- ity Medi oat College, Member College of Phy- sicians and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate of Midwifery,Edinburgh. i. 1'elephoue No.i4. Rosidnoe, 11111181., Brussels, E. T. SNIDER, 111. D„ C. 111., successor to Dr, A, Mcl{elvey, Licentiate of Royal College of Ph eiciaue and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Diseases of women and ohildrou a specialty, Eight years' experience. i. '-0mse and res- idence that formerly 000upied by Dr. Mo. Kelvoy, Turnberry stroot, B roseate. 26- J. M. ARMSTRONG, M.G.. M.O., M. C. P. S. O• PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR, ETC. Special attention given to diseases of the Throat and Lunge and diseased of Women and Children. RESIDENCE—WALTON, ONT. DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH, PHYSICIAN, BURGEON AND A000UOIiEDE, SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM. BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO. lot Class Honor Graduate of the Univerel- tlos of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston), and of Trinity Medical College; Felw of Trinity Medical College and member of the ()allege of Phyelotane and Surgeons of Ontar- io. Post Graduate Comae 1n Detroit and Chicago, 113213, Special attention paid to dis- eases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis- e asoeof Women. rWCoueultati0n in Eng• lish and Gorman. Telephone at residence, IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will koop for service on Lot 26 Oon, 6 Morrie, the thoro'-bred Im- proved Yorkshire 130ar, 'Oau Lodge Long- fellow," No, 2186, bred by J.16, 13rethous, Bur- ford, to whish a limited number of Bowe w1l1 bo taltou, TOMB, 81.06. to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if nec- essary, A number of 0110iee young sows for sale for breeding purposes which will be sold at prices to suit the times, 21- 13013T, NICHOL, Proprietor, ate"' "fie''. Woodrs 'hosphodine, 77tc Great Flttrylfs7t lentrdl7, Sold and reeoinntended by al druggists in Canada. Only reit able medioino (Weever.). 811 packages guaranteed to cure all .0rms of 80xual Weakness, all effects of alum 1r excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To' Came, Opium or Stbnulonts, Mailed on recap' 21 price, tine package $1 cis, $6. One tent please, ▪ tufa euro. Pamphlets from to any adz/rase. The 'Wood Company, Windsor, Ont, Sold in Bli i oggtot y1300)10011110 & Op Dian, Gode r1011. The proepeota are that Uodorioh will have a bountiful prep of lee this amnion. While working at a machine In the Organ faotory, Chas, Dopeudry bad hie left wrist out by a ohieol, the tool peas• ing "lean through the 116e1t, but without outjingan artery. Sheriff Reynolds received a letter from our ono timo well known resident, Ohne, E. Robertson, now of Now South Wales. Charlie, who is well and cluing well, wish. od to be remembered to hls many old friends. A youth named Andrew Shoilt, aged 17, residing with his father in West Wawamoah, was arrested by depety cher. Wm. Grundy, on charges of larceny and burglary. The more aerioue °barge was that of breaking into the Fordyce store and Poet Offioe, while the theft was from a relation. On being brought before the Police Magietrate he was re• mended till Thnreday, of Iamb week. The prieoner was allowed bail, his father being his bondsman for 91000. P. M. Seager received a telegram stating that Sbeill was eiok, so the hearing was put off to some future date. 1.i Nto cv.01. Plunkett & Daum have opened their new grocery and provision store on Main street, north side. Geo. A. Fraser, nephew of Dr. Ding- man, has returned to town and will enter the Imperial Bank here, having resigned his position in the Bank of Hamilton at Biome. Peter Hudson and his sister Rhoda, of Moose Jaw, N. W. T., are visiting with friends in this vicinity for a couple of weeks. Mr. Hudson, resided in Lis. towel previous to the removal of the fem. ily to the Northwest. Geo. A. Haroonrt, barrister, of Toronto, has arrived in town and is opening a law office over J. H. Gunther's jewellery store, Mr. Harcourt will be solicitor for the I10- perial Bank, and will boa worthy squid, tion to the legal profession. Pene07001, Or COUNTY CoUNcm,—The County Council of Porth for 1899 is com- posed of the following members :—Divis- ion No. 1.—Messrs. Poole and T. E. Hay. Division No. 2.—Messrs. Merryfield and Dickson. Division No. 3. --Messrs Jack- son and Ryan. Division No. 4 —Meesre. Monteith and Sanderson. Division No. 6.—Meesre. 1. Hay and Sohaefer. Divis- ion No. 6.—Mesere. Torrance and Kuhry. Anal F001T0EE0,—While over at Harris• ton Monday evening, of last week, along with some of the local hockey players, who had driven aorosoto witness the Her. rieton•Oraogeville match, Erskine Riggs, sou of John Riggs, had the misfortune to have his arm fractured, being thrown out of the cutter, which upset in turning a corner just before leaving for home. The injured limb, which wag broken above the elbow, was attended to and the young men was able to return home with Iiia companions. Corrie. Geo. Horton, left on Monday of last week for Quebec. Frank Collins returned home from Manitoba on Tuesday night, of last weak. Mr. Ransil, of Wabauehene, is at pre. Bent in town visiting his daughter, Mrs, Jardine. The annual meeting of the Howiok Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., will be held in the town hall, Gerrie, on Friday, 20th inst. The Rev. J. W. Gotfin has by joint agreement of the Wingham and Turn. berry Congregational °hurohes, together with the Canadian Oougregetional Miss. i0nary Society, been invited to undertake the pastorate of the Wingham and Turn. berry churches. At the regular meeting of Gerrie K. 0. T. M., the followingo810ers were elected ; P. 0., A. D. Strong ; Com., T. W. Dane; L. C., W. Gallaher ; R. K. & T. K., LEI. Found ; Sergent, J. Hueston ; chaplain, G. Ashton ; Master at Arms, I. Barber ; 1st M. of G., R. Ashton ; 2nd M. of G., R. Ferguson ; Sentinel, J. 3. Montgomery; Picket, J. V. Dane. Al the last regular meeting of Court Delight. No. 2695, I. 0. F., the following oMoere were elected ;-0. D. H. O. R., Thee. Nash ; V. 0. R., R. Clegg ; 1!. S., R. McGrath ; R S., M. E. 'Demmer ; Chap., Rev, Goffin ; Treas., Wm. Mose ; 8. W., Bert. ?dutch ; J. W., A. Paulin ; S. B., W. Collins 1 J. B., 3. King. At the last regular meeting of the 0. 0. O. F., the following officers were elected for the ensuing term —Past Councillor, G. W. Walker ; chief Councillor, D. F. Jardine ; Vice Councillor, Mise M. Mutat] ; Recorder, N. MoLaughlfn ; Aset,•Rec., Mrs. G. W. Walker ; Treas., T. D. Ed. gar ; Prelate, Mrs. Goilln ; Marshal, Geo. McMillan ; Warden, Mrs. R. White ; Guard, Geo. Barber ; Sentry, Mrs. Jar- dine. On Saturday night, Deo.31st, as David Bradnoak, of the 5111 eon„ was going into the stable in front of one of hie boreee the animal slipped on the ioe at the door and fell, knocking the old gentleman down. The calk of one of the horses shoes pane. traced through his overshoe and boot and made quite a wound in hie foot, besides giving him a bad dialing up. He has not since been out of the house. We hope soon to hear of him being around again. Ta•owbrldwei. (Intended for last week.) John Atlantan, of Manitoba, is Visiting his brother Henry here. Mfee Newoombe of Clinton is the guest of Miser Mond Kellingbon. W.B. Code, of Hanover, paid Trow. bridge a flying visit this week. We noticed the face of Jas. Bowes, who has been in the West for some time. Wm. Ray, of Thorold, spent New Years amongfriends at Trowbridge. Mies Etta Code hag returned to Blue• vale after spending a few daya at Trow- bridge, Mies Phoebe Code Nib Monday to begin her duties as teacher of Sliver Ooruere School, Miss Minnie Code, Who hag been at Princeton during the past month returned" home last week. Wm. Rae, of Thong/ale, is visiting his brother andlooking after business inter - este in the village. Mr. and Mr. Kenner, of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bell, of Cromarty, spent Now Years at the Pareonago. Sam'l Jamie, of Neopawa, Man., arrive ed in our village Saturday, and is renew- ing old acquaintances. He has boon in the Wont a number of years. C'ldl liltr.ISSE1.6' laOS Hugh Modrae, of Mute, visited hie I T11n GOLDEN WEDDING. relatives here during the past week, Rev. T. W. Cosens and eon DeWitt also Mise Jennie Cosens, spent Xmas at T' towU id Elliot May and alder, of Peel Tp , also Mr. and Miss Watson, of the same ,place visited a few days last week at Thomas Code's. Hilliard Codo and wife epee() the Xmas holidays with Mrs. Code's parents at Elora, Mrs, Code will spend some time renewing acquaintances. The rooent thaw followed by a oold leave has made excellent skating on the river which is enjoyed immensely by the youth of Trowbridge and vicinity. Mrs, Bich. Johnston lee moved into the house recently 0000P1ed by Fred, Adams. Mr, Patterson, of Wingham, who bought her farm intends moving in im- mediately. Trowbridge Lodge, No. 228, Court Ali. platen 0. 0. F., at their last meeting, elected the following oflicers for the en- suing term ; 0, R., D. Dunbar ; V. 0. R , F. Collins ; R. S., H. Code ; F. S , H. McLeod ; Treas,, A. Porterfield ; Chap., R Pirie; S. W., W. Wakefield ; 3 W., Jas. Third ; S. Z., Thos. Miller ; J, B„ D. Duke. The Sabbath school entertainment which took place on the evening of Deo. 20611 was a decided suooess. The Xmas. tree was well loaded with beautiful pros• gents and not only did•the children and teachers receive presents but the Super- intendent, 0. Owens, was kindly remem- bered and was presented by the 0011001 with a beautiful easy ohair together with an address. Brussels Council. The Brussels Council meeting was held on Monday morning at 11 a. m., as per statute, with the following gentlemen at the Board : Geo. Beaker, Reeve ; 1. D. Warwick, 8. Wilton, J. T. Roes and B. Cochrane, Councillors, who took the declaration of office. Minutes of last meeting were 'read and p eased. Accounts were presented as follows :— Municipal World 9 5 00 Chas. Meadows, work 75 F. S. Scott, election expenses..,88 90 Electric Light, 8 mouths 100 00 Ino. Gormley, work 50 Juo. Scott, work 76 Miss Avery, work at Town Hall2 00 Mre. J. Scott, work at Town Hall 1 50 Thos. Bird, work on street 1 00 Moved by 3. T. Rome, seconded by S. Wilton , that the above acooants be paid. —Carried. Moved by J. T. Rose, seconded by S. Wilton, that J. N. Kendall be one of the auditors,—Oarried. The Reeve appointed J. Y. S. Kirk. Moved by B. Coobrene, eeoonded by J. D. Warwiok, that J. H. Cameron be a member of Free Library Board for the next three yearn.—carried. Alex. Stewart was re -appointed a member of the Board of Health. The Bylaws relative to the above ap• poiotmente were passed. Reeve Baeker and Councillors Rose and Wilton were appointed Street Com- mittee and the Reeve and Councillors doohraoe and Warwiok on the Fiaanoe Committee. Co. Councillor Kerr addreeeed the Council relative to any suggestions to be offered by them concerning matters to be brought before the Co. Council. R. L. Taylor addressed the Council in connection with a rebate of taxes assess. ed against him ere income. The matter was laid over for further consideration. Treasurer Kelly stated that after the audit he p?retiring purposed from the Treasurership. Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by J. T. Rose, that the appointment of eeseeeor be laid over until next meeting.—Oarried. Moved by J. D. Warwick, eeoonded by S. Wilton, that the Collector be instruct. ed to collect balanoe of taxes forthwith and that be take proceedings against any refusing to pay poll tax, and that the ohegne for 92,000 in connection with Oolleotor'e bond be returned, the latter oontinniog until balanoe of taxes, about 9160, is oolleoted.—Oarried. Council' then adjourned. Death of Alex. L. Gibson. Goderioh and oommnnity learned with feelings of regret of the death of Alex, L. Gibson, Registrar of the County of Huron, which took place Sunday morn- ing. Deoessed bad not enjoyed good health for some time, and on Thursday last underwent an operation which was euooeeefully performed. Though he rallied from the immediate effects of the shook and appeared to, be doing very well, the strain proved too great for the weakened state of his oonatitution, and death resulted from heart failure. Mr. Gibson was one of the pioneers of the Northern part of this county and settled along with his brothers, Tbomae, John, Robert and afterwarde George, in the Township of Howiok, About the year 1868, when that dietriot was an almost unbroken forest. They improved the water privilege on the river Maitland at the village of Wroxeter, and erected ,lour, saw, woollen and oatmeal mills. Mr. Gibson was prominent iu munici- pal politics, and for years represented Howiok toweehip in the County Council as Deputy Reeve. On the incorporation of the village of Wroxeter he wag elected Reeve, and was returned to that position by acclamation for a number of. years. He was elected Warden of the County during his last year in the County Coen. oil. He was also for a time one of the road commissioners for the county, and Clerk of the Ninth Division Court. The deceased was of a most oheerful and genial disposition and possessed of a large share of common sense and public spirit. FIN conned was often sought and freely given, and he had a wide 012.010 of friends among the early settlers of Howiok, Turnberry and Grey—a genet• abion now rapidly passing away. He was a native of Greenlaw, in Berwiok• shire, Scotland, and left his native land hi 1858. A millwright by trade, he fel- lowed hie occupation in Cleveland, Brant- ford and Paris for a few years before moving into the Queen'e bash. Be was a staunch Presbyterian in religion and Was for a long time an elder and session clerk in the Wroxeter congregation bo• fore removing to Goderioh. Mr. Gibson leaves a widow and three eons and five daughtere : Mrs. Jas. Ireland, Blyth Mrs. 11, V. Dickson, Wroxeter ; Mrs. R. H. Young, Turtle Lake , Mies Jean and Mies Jessie, Goderioh ; Thomas W., '.Toronto ; George F., Montreal, and John J., Toronto. He Was in the severity seaontl year of his age. The following appropriate p,ola WO read by Mrs. D. 0. lbws, l3ruaaele, at the golden d n e cv d of to parents, a K. mea e i her oil A R g , and wife, of 3'llhel 1 I The golden hope of life's young days, The golden dreams and fancies That strewed the future's golden ways With amaraothe and pansies ; The golden hour when love was breathed And loving hearts were plighted, The hour more golden yet, when hove Two loving hearts united. The golden years that lay beyond, Their golden rupturre shedding— All these their golden gloriee blend To form this Golden 1Vedding. From youth to age tlds wedded pair Have journeyed on together— Not always geutle was the wind, Nor always bland the weather— Yet few and light have been their mares, And light and few their. oroeses ; And God has ohown ilia pitying fade Amid their griefs and losses, 0 I Sore the travel and the toil To reaoh the roaeate present, Had not affection cheered the way, And made the j turoey pleasant. What if the cheek has logit its bloom, The eye, ite olden lustre ? What if the leeks are thinned and blanched Which on the temple cluster ? Still hope is fresh, and hearts aro young, And love ie unabated, And men and angels hail, tonight The married and the mated. The loveliest thing on earth is Love, The loveliest and the purest ; The dearest thing on earth is Love, The dearest and the surest. And nor alone is heavenly sweet The honey of its kieeee— The very tears of Love are sweet, Its very pangs are bliseee. And they who love with love the best, The fondest and the strongest, Love with the loveliest love of all, Are they who love the longest, Ah 1 Love's dear veterans well deserve Our greeting -and our praises, Since, where we looked for Wtutor'a 00awe, They point to Spring'e sweet daisies ; Since, when the sea is smooths and fair, Or black the tide ie flowing, Through all the voyage of the years They keep their fond hearts growing. Since, though the Frame may ehow the , trace Of many blight and fever, The teaming vineyards of the soul Are fresh and green as ever. Since, through the 1oug, sweet married , days, Their faith and fervor proving, They make a noble thing of fife, A God.like thing of loving. 0 I Happy, true and honored pair, I 0, ever teal and loyal I We pay you willing court, to -night, For love has made you royal 1 A1) gentle thoughts and hopes are yours, All wishes sweet and tender— What richer tribute can we bring ; What worthier homage render ? God's oberube still your steps attend, Bis peace your fond hearts etrengthen ; As o'er the sky above your beads The evening shadows lengthen. And when the night Domes on, at last, And brings ire welcome slumber, Sweet angels from the wondrous host Which none may name or number, Shall lead your still united souls Through shining arch and portal, To gardens fair and paeturee green Where Love shall be immortal. A sack contaiuing dynamite naught fire from Mr. MoGourty'a pipe, near Miepep, N. B., pulp mills. Mr. McGourty at. tempted to throw the sack iota a stream near by. but was not quick enough, the dynamite exploding in hie arms and blowing him to pieces. BRUSSELS PULP WORKS. I wish to inform the people of Brussels and surrounding dietriot that I have par. ohaeed the Pump Business of JAMES BELL and will be found ready to attend to all wants in either new work or repairs at moderate prices. No better Pump in the market. Order left at my shop or reeidenoe or at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. at -Orders taken for the Digging of Wella and Cisterna. Gomer Green, MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS. HAPPY---' dew Year! I wish to extend my hearty thanks to the public for past favors and solioit a share of patronage for the future. Horse Shoeing. If you wmab a good shoo on a good hors" ab a fair pride will on me and you are bound to be satiellod• General Blacksmithing All kinds of Jobbing and Repairing in my line promptly attended to. No bungling or poor workmanship done on my premises, but satisfaction guaranteed, Wishing all a Happy New Year. he, 11, Wiemer, Horse Shoer and General Blacksmith, BRUSSELS. OWE diz Call and see our stock of Blankets, Sheetings, Flannels, Tweeds Yarns, Etc,. Wool, Hides, Butter and Eggs taken in exchange. Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Knitting, etc , Promptly attended to at the BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MiLL. NEW W litdlier All The undersigned has open- ed up a Butcher Shop in the MU BLOCS, BRUSSELS, where he will keep constant- ly on hand a supply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable prices. A share of public patronage solicited. S. `tATAL10ERf. Meat delivered to all parts of the town. 8CASE1 PAID FOR IMIDES. We are Offering Special Bargains DURING THE - BALANCE OF JANUARY For this week see our Table of Rexnnauts and Odd lilies of Dress Goods going at your choice for 10 Ota. per Yard. Alex. Strachan. Resting the Fleet. A hard mattress rests the sleeper more than a downy feather bed, because it does not press so many parts of the body at once, relieving certain bumps while the others are being lain upon. No two pairs of shoes are exactly alike on the inside, and changing them once per day eases different portions of the feet by throwing the weight upon other parts. This gives a surprising res/fulness to the feet, as well as to the shoe, which also gets tired, just as a razor does. Leathers should always be chosen ac- cording to the condition of the feet, as they differ materially in effect and purpose. On every pair of tt Slater Shoes" there is a tag, which tells the exact leather used, giving its .Aecteliarilfes and the wear it is adapted to. You can thus buy "Slater Shoes" intel- ligently and ,now that they're Goodyear Welted, if you see that they're stamped on the sole with the name and price—$3.00, $4.00, or $5,00. �Crke, l':r13,.Mty •lt. `.tr i.M 171'111.14 5301'. Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent s.e SHINGLES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND --- North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing lilts Also Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Estimates Fnrniebed for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. P. AMENT. McLEOD'S System Renovator —AND OTHER— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita• Mon of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Loee of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. McLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Sold by Jas, Fox. Druggist, Brussels. FAMOUS Feed Boiler oEV9POR9TOR, The boiler is made of steel, oast iron front, grates, fire box linings and smoke pipe plate, all other parts made of the best cast steel protected against warping. ;Flues arranged so that boiling can be done quicker and at much less cost for fuel than the old style furnace. Price only $16.00 Cash. Leave your order at once with GERRY BROS. AND AIM CUTTERS SLEIGHS We have on hand a few Cutters left of two car -loads which we will sell at a reduction. —0— NEW STYLES. We invite inspection and comparison of prices. p p Have some good Second Hand Cutters, new trimmed and painted which look like new. Heavy Sleighs which we will exchange for good hard wood. also Pleasure Sleighs with steel bobs, away down in price. CALL /N ANC SEE OUR STOOK. Ewan & Innes.