HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-9-28, Page 8Selma CLIldren's Eyes
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Intellect ► fey
Defective eyes stunt the mind
Can you expect fair progress
in school or success in
business if so handicapped?
Examination of children for
glasses is a special feature of
our Optical Department.
G. A. Death -nail,
Druggist and Graduate Optician,
Brussels, Ont.
No Charae.
Wben you buy Deadmau's Bak.
ing Powder at 26o, per lb. you aotnally
pay less than you would if you bought
the iugrediente eaparately, We charge
you less than netbiug for carefully pre.
paring it. We do this to fuduoe you to
nee it in preference to some others that
cost you no more but which may be in•
jurious. Never bay a low priced Baking
Powder melees you are oouvinoed that it
is not injurious to health. Cheap Baking
Powders usually contain alum which
should never be used in any aotiole of
food, We guarantee our Baking Powder
t0 entails b0 alum or other injurione
ingredient and we believe there le no
better on the market and none so abeap,
eetimated by what it ooutaiue. Ask
those who have used ir. Are you going
to try for the prize al the Fall Fair for
best Bieouits made with Deadneau's
Baking Powder 2 Manufaotored and for
sale by
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
BOUTHERl3 EBTRNsion W. O. es 13,
Trains leave Braeeels Station, North
and South, as toners:
Goma SonTa, GOING SORTS,
(Samosa 7:10 a,m. LMail 0'10 p.m
;Imol 9:45 a,m. Express 10:17 p.n1
rug gefxrs Ji;,cm.s,
A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
1Wosimootrs.
EQBIN0XLLt storms.
THE PosT gives the news.
AUCTION ealee are to the front.
FOURTH Division Court on Wednesday,
Oct. 4.
LAST Sunday's rain was a regular
drencher.
BEAD the new story started last week
in THE Poem.
BRICE is being hauled for Fred. Mo.
Oraoken'a new residence, Turuberry
street.
Means Emmy have had a email veran.
doh put op at the kitoheo door of their
residence.
EVERYBODY, that means you, will attend
Brussels Fall Fair, Thursday and Friday
Oot. 5 and 6.
NE98Rs. FERGUSON, MCDONALD ea BEST
shipped a double decked ear of hogs on
Monday afternoon.
STUETrore Boos'. were awarded 9100 by
the G. T. It. for the hares killed on the
track Ibis Summer.
R. Wuxi/ars showed his black baggy
horse at Atwood Fair on Wednesday
afternoon and took 2od prize.
Tam dynamo came bask on Mooday
and the inoaadesoeet lamps are once
more shining as bright as ever.
Auomioy sales are hurtling up. Get
Your bille printed d at Tan -
A free
notioe a000mpanieo every set of bills.
GDoss.—This week N. F. Gerry reoeived
a o:,neignmeue of glaee imported from
Germany and is now able to supply the
demand.
MESSRS, LOwRY & &ICKAY 058 busy this
• week building the atone wall under the
fr it of S. H. Jackson's bleoksmith shop,
I urnberty street.
BARRISTER Bram captured the bowie in
the tournament broneht 15 a oloee Inst
Friday afternoon.. He defeated T. Far-
row, and A. D. DInoan. The game with
the latter was a very oloae one.
IF you went to make a present to an
absent friend, send them a receipt for one
yeer'e eubeaription to THE POST. They'll
thank you 52 times in 1900, Balanoe of
this year free to new sobearibers,
BARRISTER BLAHS was in Blythl on Mon-
day, He bas decided to visit that place
ou 'Woodsy of each week making Division
Court Clerk Campbell's office his bead -
quarters. Ia bit abeenoe from Brussels
on Monday's A. 0ousley will attend to
Mr, Blair's office.
THE Listowel Standard of last week
says, speaking of their Fall Fair :—The
show of grain, roots, vegetables, and fruit
was fully up to, if cot ahead, of that of
former years. W. H. McCracken, of
Brussels, was again on hand with hie
neaal long list of entries, and parried off
it good share of pries tickets. Hie big
squash was the feature of the Show.
LAST week's News•Record, of Clinton,
oontaioed the following note from Mies
Skimminees facile pan in oonneotion with
her newsy contributions from Goderieh :
—"Had we known that Brother Kerr, of
THE Beosonr,s POST, would fill the pulpit
of Victoria street ahurah Sunday, 10th
inst., we would have given ourselves the
pleasure to attend and join him in the
doxology, so we trust;the next time he
come; he will leave hie card, for tee es.
teem the editor of THE Post," The next
time we have the opportunity of comply,
ing with Miss Skimming's request we
will belpleased to do so as' we feel assured
we would have at least one good hearer.
G. T, R,—Jno. Roddiok shipped a oar
of lambs on Thursday—Five or six
oars of Fall apples were shipped thi8
week by D. M. Scott, W. Jewitt and F.
Morrow and quite a quantity is to go yet.
—2 care of wheat and the same quantity
of peas were loaded by R. Graham and
Meagre, Beaker & Vanetone tient 5 oars of
pone. Tbie firm 0180 shipped a oar of
Loge.—Metare, Clegg & Dames forwarded
a oar of cattle as did R. )5ergueon,—Geo,
Best shipped a oar of hogs and a oar of
lambs,—The Enterpri