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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-7-12, Page 44 `l 11111 13I USSELS POST New Advertisements, Looat—Robt, Armstrong, Voters' Liet--F, S. Scott. Local—Smith alt McLaren, Local—W, B. ¥OOraokan, Vetere' Liet-.-Wm, Spence. Bargains—A. McGowan & Co, ATataltes—Ferguson & Halliday. Hot Weather Goode—A. Strachan, To Sobooi Teachers --Alex, Stewart.. A Story for Motbere—Dr. Williams, Ci,IYe t tsla.ei.s at. FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1895. MEssne. Caron, Ouimet and Angus, members of the Dominion Cabinet, have resigned and their resignations have been. accepted. The Government is in a bad plight at the present time. PAtwiAan>tNrARr duties appear to be very wearing on many of its members and long vacation is the remedy usual. ly prescribed. Messrs. Tupper, Patter- son and Ives have been undergoing this treatment. Tion elections in the 01d Land will be held forthwith. We notice that Hon. Edward Blake will seek re•eleotion in South Longford again. Ron. W. E. Gladstone urges Home Rule for Ireland as one of the questions at issue. BAlrap hay from Quebec Province is already being shipped into Ontario in large quantities. It costa, laid down, about $14.00 per ton. The wheel of for- tune onuses some very unlooked for occur. ration in the way of trade and this is one of them. Tan0NTo Sobool Board is considering the very important question : "Should lady teachers be allowed to wear bloom- ers while bicycling ?" Trustee Bell is fairly chocked at their donning men's wearing apparel on the street. We wonder if Mrs. Bell wears any of Mr. Bell's wardrobe at home ? Tion Dominion Parliament don't ap. pear to know whether they are on foot or on horseback these days. Baokbone ap- pears to be the element most wanted in the Cabinet. This putting off the evil day is a game that usually does not work and the sooner the Manitoba sobool ques- tion is fairly and manfully met the gaiok er the ratepayers of the Dominion will come to the conclusion that they ere represented by men, nob puppets that dance when the string is pulled. IN the Government report of Sir John Thompson's funeral expenses the follow- ing among other outlandish items appear in connection with the trip of the 111. P's. to Halifax from Ottawa :-151 meals on train, @ 91.45, $191.53 ; 91 meals at Levis,@ 50c., $45.50 ; 128 meals at Trois Pietoles, @ 500., $04.00 ; oignrs supplied, 917.30 ; appollinaris, ginger ale and soda, $20.89 ; printing menu cards, 94.- 00 4:00 ; hiring extra dishes, $1.25. In the fans of free passes on the railway and their $1,000 indemnity the above and many other such charges is little short of highway robbery. No wonder the public debt oontinnes to grow. A now months ago thousands of dollar were expended over the revision of the Dominion Voters' List because an election was to be held forthwith. Now a Jan - nary session is talked of and the list will be a year old before an election, thereby either diefranohising thousands or nom• pelling increased expense by the publi- cation of another list. If somebody would tell the Dominion Cabinet the name of the station they are at it would be a kindneee. They made a long stay at "Wobbleville" in the hope of securing a train to the town of "Decision" but all trains appeared to be cancelled or the French switchmen sent it toward Quebec. IN both Houses on Monday the follow. ing statement was made by Premier Bowel) and Leader Foster ;—"Thongh there may be differences of opinion as to the exact meaning of the reply in ques- tion, the Government believes that it may be interpreted to bolding out some hope of an amicable settlement of the Manitoba sobool question on the basis of possible action by the Manitoba Govern- ment and Legislature, and the Dominion Government is most unwilling to take any notion which can be interpreted as forestalling or precluding snob a desir- able consummation. The Government has also considered the difficulties to be met with in preparing and perfecting legislation on so important and intricate a question during the last hon of the present session. A communication will be sent immediately to the Manitoba Government on the subject with a view to ascertain whether the Government is disposed to take a settlemeut of the guise. tion which will be reasonably satisfactory to the minority of that Province, with- out making it neoeesary to call into re. gnisition the powers of the Dominion Parliament. A eesaion of the present Parliament will be called together to meet not later than the first Thursday of January next. If by that time the Mem. Robe, Government fails to make a eatis- faatcry arrangement to remedy the grievance of the minority the Dominion Government will be prepared at the next session of Parliament, to be called se above stated, to introduce and press to a conclusion such legislation as will afford an adequate measure of relief to the said minority, based upon the lines of the judgment of the Privy Connell and the remedial order of the 21st Match, 1898." Crane and Book were oomneitted for trial in London on a charge: of abducting the widow of Hon, Saokville Gordon, knrtil, The new iron bridge soros the river is elonapleted and trafllu le resumed, On Monday we were blessed with It nioe shower of rain, but it wee of short duration. Some of our oitizene attended the pie. nig on Thursday in Seandreht'e grove near Iiolgrave. The Orangemen of this town intend celebrating the glorious 12th with their brethren in Luoknow. An ire Dream sooial suss held at the beautiful residence of Oounoillor A+h• bury on Wednesday evening. A foot -ball match was played between Brussels and Blyth clubs in the pant on Wednesday afternoon. Brussels won 4 to 1, Our town daddiesare having some much needed itnproventeuts done to our etreete in the shape of new sidewalks and quantities of gravel where required. E1twood. The Bee is holidaying this week. The masons have finished brioking Donald Murray's residence, and a good job they made of it. E. Balbileieob has had the interior of his store altered and improved, and the front painted and a new awning put up, so that the general effeot is very pleasing. The afternoon sports on Dominion Day drew a large and enthusiastic crowd. The games resulted as follows t—Stand• log long jump, let, 0. J. Wynn ; 2nd, Jas. Struthers, Standing high Jump, let, Jae, Struthers ; tie, 0, J. Wynn and Jae, Herr. Three standing jumps, let, O. J. Wynn ; 2nd, Jas. Struthers: Vault, ing with pole, let, Johnston Stewart ; 2nd, Jas. Herr, Running bop, step and jump, lst, Jae. Wilson ; 2nd, C. J. Wynn, Tossing caber, let, August Steaff ; 2nd, W. D, Gilobriest. Putting the shot, 1s t, Jas. Wilson; 2nd, Jas, Struthers. 01d man's rase, let, Jas. Sharp ; 2nd, Abra. ham Farrell. We might say here that I4r. Sharp was a fast sprinter in his youth, and oan hustle over the turf yet at a lively gait. Friend Farrell was close after him, however. 100 -yard raoe, Jas. Wilson, 0. J. Wynn ; jockey raoo, Fred. Wynn end Geo. rraneton, Kerr and Scutt ; boys' race ander 15, Ben. John- ston, Willie Struthers ; bout race, Ben. Johnston, John Ooghlin ; three legged race, John and Geo. Struthers, C. J. Wynn and Jas. Wilson. The announce- ment of the baby show wad the signal for a rush to the North side of the hall, where the exhibition was to take place. There were probably a score or more of babies on the ground, but their mothers would not suffer them to be exhibited However, four babies were presented to the tender solicitude of the judges, whose names we withhold for humane reasons. After scrutinizing each very carefully and dandling them up and down a bit, ane of the judges was observed to kiss the pretty little tot dressed in blue, and at the same moment a broad smile suffused Henry Ziemnn's countenance, and you oan guess the rest. The high chair was awarded to John Knox's little one, and while the result was being de• cloned the judges vanished out of sight in a twinkling, and it was well they did. All four babies were very pretty, and one. of the judges told the writer afterwards that he was sorry that he was not permit. ted to give all four first prizes, they were so sweet -looking, but of course he was not out of the ground, and hence not out of danger, and perhaps he said that to ease his troubled spirit. He looked sad and soared. The excursionists from Barrie, who were in Guelph Friday, visiting the A. 0. 0.,' bad with them a boy who stood 6 feet nine inches in height and weighed 190 pounds. He ,ie only sixteen years old. At thio rate of growing he will make a first•olaee site for an observatory when he is twenty-one. A STOW FOR MOTHERS WHICH MAY SAVE THE LIVES OF THEIR DAUGHTERS. health tally restored, I ileo a box by me and occasionally when 1. foal any symptoms of a return of the old trouble, I Gatto a Sew and I am all right again. I genoot find woods of sufficient weight to express my appreciation of the won- dorfel curative qualities of Dr. Williams' Pinot Pills and sincerely Mope that all, who aro affected as I was will gave them a trial and I am oertain they will find re- newed health, The facts above related are important to parents as there are many young girls. just budding into womanhood whose con- dition is to say at least, more oritical than their parents imagine. Their complexion to pale and waxy fn appoaran0e, troubled with heart palpitation, headaches, short. nese of breath, on the slightest exsroise, Writings and other distreesing symptoms which invariably lead to a premature grave unless prompt steals are taken to Ming about a natural condition of health. In this emergency no remedy yet die covered can eupply the place of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which build anew blood, strengthen the nerves and restore the glow of health to pall and sallow cheeks. They aro a certain cure for all troubles peculiar to the female system, young or old. A Young Indy at tllet•riekvllle Saved When Near Death's Door—Iter Illness Brought About by Ailments Peculiar to Rev Sox --/lily One Way in Which They Can Be Successfully Resisted. From the Ottawa Citizen. Perhaps there is no healthier people on the continent of America to -day than the residents of the picturesque village of Merrickville, situated on the Rideau river, and the reason is not so much in its salubrious climate as in the wise pre- cautions taken by its inhabitants in warding off disease by a proper medicine. The greatest favorite is Dr. Williame' Pink Pills, and many are the testimon- ials in regard to their virtues. Your cor- respondent on Monday last called ab the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Easton, and interviewed their daughter, Mies Hattie Easton, a handsome young lady of 20 years, who is known to have been very low and has been restored to health by the use of Pink Palle. "Yes," she said, 1 suffered a great deal, but I am so thankful that I am once more restored to health, You have no idea what it is to be so near the portals and feel that every- thing in life's future is about to slip from your grasp and an early grave your doom. I wet taken ill four years ago with troubles peculiar to my sex, and which has hurried many a young woman to her doom—an early grave. I have taken in all about twenty boxes of .Pink Pills, and I am only too glad to let the world know what these wonderful little pellets have done for me, Hoping that some other un- fortunate young woman may be benefitted as I was, When sixteen years of age I began to grow pale, and week and many thought I was going into decline. I bo - came subject to fainting spells and at tinges would become unconscious. My strength gradually decreased and I be. came so emaciated that I was simply a living skeleton. My blood seemed to turn to water and my face was the color of a corpse, I had tried different kinds of medicines, but they did me no good. I was at last confined to my room for several months and hope of my recovery. was given np. At last a frinnd strongly urged the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and after using a few boxes I began to grow slightly etronger, I continued their MO until S had used about twelve boxes, when I found myself reetored to health. I now quit using the pills and for six months X never felt better in my life. Then I began to feel that I was not as regular as I should be and to feel the old tired feeling once more coming on, Once more I resorted to Pink Pine, and by the time I had used six boxes I found my 0 DAYS CAN AD LAN NORTH–GUEST EXCURSIONS Fiv,nt 511 Stations (rand Trunif ItAXL 9VA.'S. JULY 9 Good to return' until SEP. 8 JULY 23 " " SEP. 22 —TO— 1805 Dolomitic Roston Ee080an DInsearlh Moosormin Regina Roesejaw Yorkton Prince Albert Calgary lied Deer ' Edmonton $28.00 } $30.00 135.00 }$40.00 Holders of July Otto and 03rd .Eseureiou Tlekets laid be is good time to attend tee Winnipeg Induebntst „Pair, July 15111 to 3011, and Grand Territorial txpoeindoc, Regina, July 3001 to August 1001. J. N IGEN DA LL, G. T. 10. Agent, Brussels. 11111121'I 1 JULY 12, 1895 TVe CVeapesl Cash Slor iillilo Coao�. The proof of the above is verifled by the steady increase in business since we started here. Last month our Sales were 40 per cont. better than any previous month, The people of Bras- sols and vicinity know where their Dollar will go the farthest ; where they get 36 in to every yard and 16 oz. to every pound. Honest and straight- forward dealing is the secret of success and this is the place where you get a good big dollars' worth evory time. p� LLA Fsm ra • 36 inch Gray Cotton worth'5 cents, our price 3 conta. 36 I, " 6 i f „ 4 ,, if 7 1, 51 5 ft. 36 " 36 " ,t 8 " ., " 6 .. " 10 " " 8 ,t 86 86 inch White " 8 rt 6 if English Flannelette, 82 inches wide, worth 10e, our price 8c. Flannelette, 27 inches wide," 8c, • " 5e. 3 pieces of Flannelette, Prints; Fast Colors, worth 7e and 8c, our price 5e. Pure Indigo Prints, worth 10c, f / 12 ,(3 " loc. - Men's Cotton Sox, " 15c, • " 10e. Men's Cotton Sox, " 10c, " 80. f Ladies' Stainless Hose worth 15c., our price 2 pairs for 25e. . Those are ex- actly the Hose others are asking 15c and 20e for. Compare them. Ladies' Summer Corsets sold everywhere for 75e, our price 50c. A special line of Brussels Carpets at 40c and 450 per yard, worth anywhere 60c per yard. eeiLyma ego Clothing. Men's A.111 Wool Tweed Suits: worth $6.00 our price 7.50 rt tt '/t ft f, " f, " 8.00 Men's Skeleton Coats and Vests, all wool, 3.25 Boy's all Wool Serge Suits, worth 2.25 Men's Tweed Pants, " 1.25 Men's Tweed Pants, r,2.00 " Men's Black Worsted Pants,3 50 " 4 dozen Men's Overalls worth 50c, our price 25e per pair. if it 1f ft ,f $4.75 5.50 6,00 2.00 1.75 1.15 1.50 2.75 Special Prices in D1ess Goods, Muslins, Lawns. Ginghams, Skirtings, Cottonades. goods new, we have no old stuff to dispose of, Millinery We keep in stock and make to order all the Latest Shapes in Hate, Bonnets, &e., trimmed in a neat and fashionable Style, Bmn and warranted %o please. Large assortment of Millinery goods in the shape of Flowers, Ribbons. ahoy Goode. A. nicely selected stock of Fancy Goods always on panni and sold at close prices. t We return thanks for the patronage of the public and ask for a continuance of the same. MISSES RDDDI0X & EMt1HI BRUSSELS. IN 31 GARF!ELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS, your Produce here, we pay the Highest. All FIRE 1 FIRE ! The undersigned is prepared to Insure all kinds of Village property at the lowest rates in the following first-class companies, viz.:— "Lancashire," of Manohester, Capital 8 Million Pounds Stirling. •'Sun," of London, Established A. D. 1710. Capital 7 Million Dollars. "Wellington llatunl," of Gaelph, Established 1840. Also 0:0,000 to Loan on good Form security at 51 and 0 per cont. for 5 or 10 years. 88.4 J. A. Creighton. SPECIAL PEJO-FIB ON ALL LINES OF EATHER i' Z OOIS Parasols Reduced. in Price, Summer Hats and Fancy Straws Reduced in Price, Light Weight and Summer Dress Goods Reduced in Price, Summer Coats and Vests, and Suits Reduced in Price, Flannelette Shirts Reduced in Price. No room t) Enumerate Articles and Prices. "-`Call and secure a Bargain. A. STRACHAN. Anzz.„AND SllMMell S�inu�s r You want a New Suit this Spring Of course you do. The one you have been wearing for the last year or two is beginning to look just -a little bit seedy. When you decide to buy call in and inspect what we have in SCOTCH, IRISH and CANADIAN TWEEDS, SERGE and WORSTED SUITINGS. if Good, Honest Values] count for anything we think you will buy from tiis. Perfect Fit and First -Class Work Guaranteed in Every case. i l MERCHANT TAILOR, BRUSSELS.