The Brussels Post, 1895-11-8, Page 66
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It. Blank received in a oar load of
wheat last week. •
John Smith, has moved his borne on to
a good stone foundation.
R. J. Ramhas taken up house -keep.
ing in the Hazlewood outage.
Doe. Fortune and A. H. Moffitt were
in Walkerton last week on business,
Rev. R. Paul of Broseele,000upied the
pulpit of the Methodist church on Sun-
day evening last.
A party of hunters left here last week
for Muskoka. They were J. H. Ball, J.
Gofton, T. Rae, J. W. Sanderson and
Robert Yeo.
Mrs, John Earner passed peacefully
away on Tuesday of last week, Afr,
Earner has the sympathy of the entire
in his sad bereavement,
]Lueltuo-cv..
Davin Sheriff has gone into the grain
buying business, and will personally be
present at No. 4, or the old Campbell
storehouse,
Among 24 competitors Oole Wilson, of
the Hamilton bank was let in the 33rd
Batt. matoh at Smith's Hill.
R. E. Truax, of Walkerton, the popu-
lar representative of South Bruce in the
Ontario Legislature,sent a liberal donation
to the finances of the Laoknow curling
club, of whioh himself and Mrs. Truax
were elected Patron and Patroness.
On the evening of Oat. 28rd, a very
pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Grant, at
Hemlock City, Ashfield, It was the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Isabelle,
to Allen McKenzie, now of Chicago, but
formerly of this vicinity.
]3'ord�vic h,
Alex. Orr bas erected an addition to
the Albion Hotel.
Herbert B. Wallace, M.D., O -M., has
opened' 001 a practice in Fordwioh.
A. Strome is erecting an addition to
his new house occupied by Wm. Adair.
It is boarded in and the roof is on.
The Fordwioh Branch of the Upper
Canada Bible Society held its annual
meeting on Wednesday evening, Oot. 23,
in Trinity church.
Milton Carter has been re.engaged as
teacher in S. S. No. 10, also W. R. Ma.
hood is re engaged in S. S. No. 11, How.
ick, for the Doming year.
Edward Fair, who has been a resident
of this vicinity for about 20 years, left on
Wednesday of last week for Blenheim
where he intends to make his future
home.
Robt. Wallace, Thos. Littlejohn, Wm.
Armstrong and his son, Louis, left on
Thursday morning of last week for Sault
St. Marie, Ont., where they intend to
spend the winter.
Sea Iorth
Harold Jarvis, the celebrated tenor of
Detroit, bas been secured for a oonoert
here this month.
Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Logan were dale•
gates to the W. C. T. U. convention at
Hamilton this week.
Dr. Naemytb, who has resided in town
during the past couple of months, has
purchased the practice of Dr. Cottermole,
of Milverton.
Mayor Gray returned from Manitoba
bast week. He says there is a surfeit of
grain but not a great deal of money in
that country.
A little son of John Roach fell on an
uprisen spike in the sidewalk, the nail
penetrating' bis forehead about an inch,
making a painful and ugly wound.
At the Bruce Assizes held' reoently at
Walkerton, W. G. Glenn, who kept a res.
tauranb here a few years ago, in the old
Strong block, was sentenced to two years
in the Kingston penitentiary for forgery.
The members of the Seaforth Mebho.
dist church choir have presented Miss
Galloway, a late member, with a very
nice sonvenir,in the shape of a large
group photograph of the members of the
u heir.
GOk'1`ie.
8, A. Seaman, who has been seriously
ill, is improving.
Wm. Dunlop, who has been making
cheese in Manitoba this Summer, bas re.
turned borne,
Mr. Green, manager of the'4Wingbam
Elootrio Light 00., was in town talking
up eleatrio light for Gerrie and Wroxeter.
At the last regular meeting of the
Presbyterian W. R. M. S. held ab Mrs.
A. Smith's, the ladies of the Auxiliary
presented Mrs. S. T. Fennell with a
beautiful gold ring, on whioh was en-
graved the initials of the Society and also
an address.
Many of our readers will remember
Geo. Johnston, who lived on lot 8, on the
fish eon., and
Who moved ani to Manitoba
about 16
years ago. Mr.: Johnston is
living near Sbsppardville and on Ont.
21u1 met with a very serious lose by.
prairie fire, which destroyed bis stabled,
about 1000 bushels of wheat, three etaoke
of oats and three hay etaoks. The
house, and also the granary which con -
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tailed about coven hundred bushels of
Wheat, leas only saved by bard world,
being dovaaoedhby the titre, (Wave
.'r vd'ohti
ton ie left without a mouthfii 25 Papa for
Eta horses or stook. " Hie old frjendo
around here will be sorry to bear of Mr.
Jolrneton's misfortune, One of hie
neigbbore lost (met' 40 stacks of grain be"
Oise implemonto,:obo„ by the same flea,
Wm. 01. Jphnebop, formerly blaokemith
of this village, ohm Damp 0.ear being a
loser by the same Are,
ft�'o ifillop,
Wm, •Laokbart, of MalSiliop, -a few
days ago raised a parsnip out of hie
garden, which measured three feet, seven
inobee,
TAN MoKroLoo IS :MAN= COMPANY.—A,
meeting of the direotore of the McKillop
Mutual Fire insurance Company was
held ab the Commercial hotel, Sea1ortb.
A goodly number of applioatione for
membership were aooepted, Aresolution
of condolence was peeped, regretting the
death of the late president, Donald Ross,
of Stanley, certifying the high appreoi•
ation in whioh he wee held by the mem-
bers of the board, both 00 an ofiioer and
a gentleman, and acknowledging hie
faithful and oonsoientioue 558010ee in be-
half of the oompauy, of which he was so
long a member and officer. The snore -
Lary was instruoted to have this reso-
lution insoribed in the books of the
company and to forward a oopy to the
relatives of the deceased. Geo. Wath, of
Hallett, vine -president, was appointed
president In Mr. Ross' stead, and Jas,
Broadfoot, of Taokersmitb, was appoint-
ed •vioe.preeident: The company has
been very fortunate so far this season, as
it basnot had'any serious fire losses.
C Olutola.
It is expected that the eleotria light
will be in use in St. Paul's church soon,
S. S. Cooper is using H. Stevens' faob.
ory until he finishes up oontraote he has
on band.
A. young son of Mr. Todd, accidentally
ran a couple of nails into his knee the
other day making a painful wound.
On Thursday evening Clinton Council
room was. enlivened by a fraternal visit
from H'olmesville Council R. T. of T's.
Business ab the Organ'Faotory is fair-
ly humming, and a number of new hands
are being taken on to eopplythe demand.
The strong wind of Mondayoaused Mr.
Forrester a loss of about 5100, by blow-
ing over the Flax Mill smokestack, and
injuring it so badly that a new one is
necessary.
A Junior Epworth League of Christ-
ian Endeavor has been organized' in,
emaciation with the Ontario St. Metho.
dist church. It begins with 54 members
which is growing.
A new barber shop bas been 'started in
town, at least it's a bair.outting estab
lishment, opened in Blaokall's stable,
where a maohine for clipping horses is
in daily use, the operation being quickly
and neatly performed.
The new dynamo for the electric lig
and all the other appliances were put
plaoe last week, and the machine pot i
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n• great surprise and delight on aoeount of
its exceeding. promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quiok relief and
onre this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
s>lspethneit Qait.t'sg00000i,•--Win. Ben.
040, of Tom*, Offen prtsoe for liege*
tables, oto„ growls frogs .seede proan85d
from him. WM, Warnock, of Gadorioh,
boats all oompetitors with hie mammoth.
squash. 105 100ads the list of slit win,
nem( 220 downito 585hpounds. ranging
won fust prize fee a pumpkin weighing
155 lbs, Other winners In this oounty
are t—a'as. Afusbard, Hippel, first for
threela ' c '
rf,esb a}robs, 24 lbs, G. H.
David, BelgraV', 2nd for three largest
nymphia dahlia; .Robb, Arnasbrong, Qon.
stance, 0th for .largest ytold from one
basbel'Siberian oate, 2,584 lbs, Thos.
Roliaway, Clinton, was one of the oom-
pebitore in the carrot competition,
Exe>Cor,
James .,Teokell has purchased the old
rectory property situated on Victoria'
street, paying 'therefor, 5050, Thie is
cheap property,
W. H. Deeding, milkman, informed
the Advpoate that he harvested no less
than 17 loads, or over 500 bushels of
turnips grown from a quarter pound of
seed. Tbe seed was sown among man.
golds anil•many of the turnips weighed
from 12 bo 15 pounds eaoh. This seems
to us a big yield..
Halt, or I'll blow your brains ouG, was
the startling sound that brought the night
watchman, Tilos. Biesetb, to an abrupt
standstill on Friday morning about 1;00
o'olook. He was on We regular beat, and
when arriving in front of Rollins and
Williams' flouring mills was oonfronbed
by a rough looking character, who pre.
seated a pistol ab bus head and bade him
halt. Just then two more ruffians ap-
peared upon the scene, when one of them
sbruok him a severe blow on the left.
temple which brought him to the ground.
He finally regained his feet but staggered,
and almost fell again from the effects of
the shook. They then wanted him to
go into the mill, but on refueal one of
them grabbed the large etiok.he had been
carrying and struck with terrible force at
his head, but Mr. Bissett, notioiug his
movemeuts, dodged his bead to one side,
and thus evaded a blow which would
doubtless have laid him low. They again
tribd to induce him to enter the mill, but
on his refueal they grabbed him and tried
to force him up the steps, hat finding
this ineffectual, and Mr. Bissett' yelling
for help, they decided to dsoamp. Mr.
Bissett then started for help,. but • when
returning no trans of them oould be found.
On examination it was found that they
gained entrance to the mill by prying
open the front door, and had pounded the
safe with a sledge, bruising it 11p badly,
but did not suooeed in opening it. How.
ever, there was nothing in the safe but
the books. Out between the woodpiles
was found two punabes, whioh evidently
had been left by them. The tools had
been taken from D. Braund's blacksmith
shop.
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Emma tx Six Houle.—Distressing kid.
nay and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the ""Great South American
to operation. It gives excellent sat
faction, being muoh superior to t
former machine.
It has been decided to take the a
lights out of Rattenbory street ahem
and light the church throughout by t
incandescent systsm. A couple of eie
foroaoes are also to be pct in by Davis
Rowland. Some slight obangee are al
to be made fu the seating arrangement
W. Cantelon met with a very painf
accident. He was lowering a barrel
syrup, and had plaoed an empty baro
for ib to fall upon, and thus break i
fall. Instead of the barrel doing this,
allowed the other to slip forward, rollin
upon his leg. Hie boot was Out from b
foot entirely.
In addition to being the hub of th
County, Clinton also seems to be ""th
marriage centre," and we will say for tb
benefit of the unmarried publio that bb
supply of handsome, amiable, genial an
able -to -work young ladies is practioah
inexhaustible here ; in fact quite a na
her of them have already the promise o
life engagements.
Rev. R. M. Craig, of Melville church
Fergus has been called to the pastorat
of the First rresb3terian Church, o
Santa P5 New Mexico. Mr. Craig is a
old Clrntonian and bas had a very enc
oessful pastorate in Fergus. Ile spen
last winter in New Mexico, and it is onl
on a000unt of his health that he consent
to a change now, having accepted the call
G ode rich.
The machinery will begin to go into
the bioyole factory next week.
Tbe G. T. R. shipments out of here
last week amounted to fifty carloads.
Mrs. Caldwell's appearance here on
Thanksgiving evening will be one of the
musical events of the season.
Three carloads of slabs, for kindling the
firesin the G. T. R. engines in the morn-
ings, have arrived from Wiarton.
Catherine McDonald, an old resident
of Goderiob, whose years had reaohed the
century mark, died Tuesday of last week.
R. R. Bellows, the well known loan!
photographer, has, with G. 0. klaedell,
late of St. Louis, Mo., formed the Gode-
rioh Photographic Co.
1(0, G. Cameron, barrister, was at Bar-
rie last week, having been retained by the
Government to oonduot the criminal bug.
neseat the assizes there.
Ogilvies & Hutchison have received
this Fall at the mill bare 180,000 bushels
of Manitoba wheat, and expect to pat in
about 80,000 bushels more before navi-
gation Moses. This will be stored in the
G. T. R. elevator, whioh is being over-
hauled and largely rebuilt by a big gang
of men for the past two weeks. Ab pre-
sent the mill is using up about 1,800
bushels of wheat pot day, and all this is
making quite a stir at the docks.
Tus Bonn BLooic.—:Baohanan & Rhy-
me haven large gang of men ab work on
the framework and roof of the -second
story of the Albion block, over the stores
formerly ooaupied by Snell & Go., W. T.
Murney and W. O. Goode. Harper &
Lee, who have the roof to put on, are
pushing the work so as to got done before
Winter sets in. It all depends on the
weather whether the whole block will be
rebuilt this, Fall or, next Spring. Prom
what we hear the building is to bo larger
and more imposing than before. A large
amount
o has
been
taken ken
out, un-
injured "
b the fiery ordeal through h
Which
it passed. '1.'be. West wall, whioh had
gagged, fell into the sellar. A number of
men. are employed in clearing the debris'.
from the (teller and freeing the brick
from the old mortar. The safe and
furnace have been freed from rubbish,
bub are is the cellar yet.
To Smoker's -
To meet the wishes of their customers
The Geo. E. Tuokett & Son Co., Ltd.,
Hamilton, Oct., have placed upon the
market
A Combination Plug of
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SMOKING TOBACCO
This supplies a long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 cent plug, ora 10
cent piece or a 5 cent piece of the famous
T & Er' brand of pure Virginia To-
bacco.
The fin tug "'I' Ss 8" is on every piece,
Heart Dsturbanoe
There: is more heart' disturbance now
than ever. Present day modes of
ing burry, excitement, worry, pro-
mote tt. You needn't have heart
trouble because you can keep from
having it.
Cott's
a3. sae arilla
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Palpitationor sintering of the heart, smoth-
ering spells abnight,swellleg of the toot and
ankles, shortness of breath, pain in the loft
side, fainting spells mean that :the heart' is
oppressed—elroulatlon is out of order,
DELAY IS
DANGEROUS
Note, the papers daily chronicling the demise
of soros one by neglect of those a warnings—
result, e °sal heart ailuro, disturbance
bBaraaparg
the a idbdng new by wsr, equalizing
circulation, 00Molmitering nerve grower, au 2
plying115 burden, pure. blood and relieving the heart of
its burden, ..
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attended w111 a terrible Dough that allowed
me no rest, either day or night. The doc-
tors Pronounced mycase boneless. Afriend
learning of my trouble, sent t e a bottle of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. By the time I bad
used- the whole bottle, I was completely
cured, and I believe ft saved my life."—W,
1'1. WARD, 8 Quimby AVO., 1 0ovell, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
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ROYAL MAIL! STEAMSHIPS.
Between Now York and Liverpool, via
Queenstown, eydry Wednesday.
As the steamers of this line carry only a
strictly limited number In the Brn5T and
4n00c1D calix aeoommodatione, intending.
passengers
ap-
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s Is necessary at early
sea-
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Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
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Druggist Brussels.
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