The Brussels Post, 1896-5-1, Page 3NAY 1, 189(1
lSSA 1Shea7M1FI SFISIAPS •ASAS 2 erd'riara4Wyt393 SR.. l
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kinhY3LLE Cuoaori,--Sabkath Services
at 11 a m and Man, m. Sunday Spbpol
at 2;80 p m. Rev, Sohn Rorie, R A, ne1asitow8O.
pastor, On Stauffer street much improvement
Sr. JonN a OnonelT,v.•Sabbath Services flag been matte in the removal of the old
at 11 a m and 7 p m, Sunday School Patterson buildings,
An, him, an' iim—the farm, the bona,
the home in the stall,
It's as"arin..tlme up oountry ; I'm home,
chic—that in all,
at.2180 p, m, Ite, A, 71' Csri n' 4 purr. Wm, ATe0onnell, of Asklield, bas ra.
bent. :mined from East Rendon, South Africa,
Mnamithrer p]lnrlpn, --Sabbath Serviette attar an ateanoo of two and a ihalf years,.
at 10:80 a in and 7:00 p m. 0unday Wm, Tay* Wee elected Counoilior by
School et 2:30 p m• Ito', G, H, .Cobble- I agelamation to fill the motility at the
Metnlcipal Board by the resignation o!
As, Bryan,
Mtge McNabb, assisted by her talented
oIo nn of pupils, will give her annual con.
vert lo the town hall, ma the evening bf
Friday, May 22nd,
A, R. MoKa"y, a Dungannon boy, has
reoently passed hie primary examination'
at the Univoruity and suooseded in talc.
trig a slivermedal and a auhalwrship of
$80.
Although all danger to fall wheat is not
yet paused, it is now in such a oonditioh
that it man stand considerable before it
will suffer.Reports are that the orop
looks very promising, and if not injured
by frost, will be a good yield.
At the meeting of the License Oom.
mieeioners at Walkerton, on the 16111
inst., the following licenses were granted
for the years 1806.7. in Luoknow
Tavern --P. Heron, Sohn McGarry, Jae,.
A. Reid, T. F. Cain, Snp—Alex. Mao..
Pherson.
Tuesday, the 21st of April, was the
birthday of A. B. McLeod, the genial and
inular tailor Campbell etreetLua nlpwB block,'s braok
,Ae an evi
donee of his popularity hie employees
took advantage of the ocoaeion to present
1 1 de a and an a
him with a gold heeded van -
p
propriate address which wore appreol•
atively and thankfully received by lir.
McLeod,
God° 1.1.014.
Tho Town Council has ordered 200
shade trees to be put out this season.
The Spring Assizes win open here on
May 12th before Hie Lordship Chief
Justice Meredith.
Wm. Lee has bought the sohooner
Craftsman, which for some time has
been lying idle in tbis harbor; and will
fit her up to do good work the present
season.
The Star says:—d. steeple jack painter
is atwork on the steeple of Knox church
this week, giving it two omits of paint.
He sits on a board fastened to a rope
whioh was put through the top of the
steeple, and he bus quite an airy and
somewhat delicate job.
Work has begun excavating the found.
ationfor the saw mill at the harbor, and
ere long the building will go up and the
buzz of the merry saw wake the echoes
along the docks. There is a large
amount of loge laying at the harbor
awaiting the oommenoement of opera.
tions.
The excavation has been completed for
the foundation of the new St. Peter's
church, and this week the masons are
making good progress laying the massive
foondetion walls. On Sunday, May 17th,
the corner stone of the new edifice will be
laid by His Lordship Bishop O'Connor,
and a number of prominent olergymen
from other parts of the Diocese are ex. , S. M. McLeod, Goderiob.
D. F. llamlink is again in town, and is pealed. I Dian SIM.—After suffering for over a
year with pains in the stomach which
eventually passed over and down my
right side, I consulted two doctors. I
was told that nothing could be done for
me, and to go to the Toronto hospital at
once, that I had an uloer on the bowels.
I knew that there was a growth of some
Bort there. I swelled out like barrel.
I could not eat, as I suffered iutense pain
if I did. I understood my case was one
for the knife, and expected nothing bnt
the worst. Well, I was told something
will be dose for you anyway. I left
home with the intention of going to the
hospital, but changed my mind when I
remembered Mrs. K. Morrison's case, and
that you oured ber, and I went to Code -
rich now two years ago next March. I
had not eaten anything for 48 hours
when I got there, and I was weak and
exhausted, oould not go up the doorsteps
without assistance. I remained five days
in Goderiob. I did not believe I could Le
oured. I took two large bottles of your
System Renovator and used two bottles
of E. A. 1lloLenuan's Liniment. I could
eat and rest well before I left Goderioh.
I was at my work as usual in two weeks
and einoe then enjoyed the best of health.
I have not been so well for years. My
case was a surprise to all. '
I am, Sir, yours truly,
WILLIAJt Sew/.
geld by Jag. Fox, Druggist, Rrussela.,
8.8
Heano DIanAna RELTnveo IN 80 MIN•
oras.—All oases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 80 minutes and
gniokiy oured, by Dr. Agnew's Ours for
the Heart. One dose eonvinoee. Sold
by G, A. Deadman.
BaummaaISII Oman IN A DAr.-South.
American Rheumatic Cure for Rkeuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 8 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at erne the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 76 cents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
CA'rAnnan BEL/mann; 10 TO 00Iiu7oxEs.—
One short puff of the breath through the
Blower, shipplied with each bottle of Dr.
Agnew's Oatarrah Powder, diffuses! this
Powder over the surface of the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to
ase, it relieves instantly, and permanent-
ly aures Oatorrell, Hay Fever, Colds,
Headaoh e, 'Sore Throat, Toneilitis and
G. D. NoTaggart ; P
With the following Psrs :—Hou. Pres., Deafness 60 menta at G. A. Dendman's.
Pres., Jacob Taylor;
Vice.Prse., M, MoTag art ; Oapt., Frank
Turnbull ; let Lieut., A, Morrhsh ; 2nd
Lieut., Lee Brown ; Secy, -Trees., J. Al-
len ;•Bugler, Ogle Cooper. W. Harland.
and A. T. Cooper wore appointed a Reso-
lotion and Ily.law Committee ; Messrs.
Taylor, Allen and 0, Cooper, a Canvass-
ing Committee.
Several ofthe inmates al the House of
Refuge are still in poor health, and the
death of at least one or two inulaten is
expeoted. The latest addition to the in-
mates is Annie Hermeslon,of Turnberry,
e girl of 88 years, who is idiotic. A
couple of the inmates have been allowed
to go en a abort visit to their friends, and
the other morning one who bad been
away presented himself at the oftioe of
the Inspector and said to that person
"Look at me, am I sober 2" The In.
vector replied that he looked like a sober
man, "Well," said the other, "I want to
prove so•end so is a liar, for he said -that
I'd ootno beak drunk, and I want yon to
certify that I'm sober," Mr. MoBride,
dielr, M A, B D, Pastor,
Boaoa QArnuLro Cannon.—Sabbath
Service third Sunday jnevery month, at
10;80 a m, Rev Joaspli Kennedy,
priest,
SALvArroN AnnnT,—Service at 7 and 11
a m and 8 and8 p m on Sunday and
every Mooning to the week at 8 o'clock, at
the berraolte,
Con 3nouows' Looms every Thuraday
evening, in Graham's block,
li'fAsoNIo Loon TNeeday at Or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A O U W Lonci en the Ord
Friday evening of each month, in Blas.
hill's block,
O Q F Looeu and end laet Monday
evenings of oath month, in Blashili'a
block.
I 0 113, and and last Friday in Odd
Fellows'' Mall.
L 0 L 1st Monday in every month
In Orange Hall.
Serie or SWUM, let and 8rd Tues-
days of each month, in Odd Fellows'
Hall.
H. 0. T. M. Lomas, 20d and 4112 Time.
days of each month, in Odd Fellow's Hall
Emu Outman, and and 4th Friday oven.
fags inBiashill's Hall;
oe hours from 8 a.
Pose. Czrnzou.—Offs o
m. to 6:80 p. m.
Moontgiae' lowsreIiOE.—Library in
Holmes' block, will be open from 6 to 8
o'clock p. m. Wedneedaye and 8:80 to 6'
and 6 to 8 Saturdays, Mise Minnie Me -
Naughton, Librarian.
Town Congests—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
Geo. Booker, Robert Graham, R. Lea.
therdale and R. G. Wilson, Councillors ;
3 . 13. Scott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly,
Treaenrer D. Stewart, Assessor and J.
T. Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in eaoh month.
Souoon Boenn.—Rev. Ross, (chairman,'
D. C. Ross, Dr. Graham, A. Reid, A•
Koenig and H. Dennie ; Seo.-Treas.,
1t. Ross. Meetings 2nd Friday evening
in each month.
PUBLIC Sown TEaonEne.—J. H. Cam.
eron, Prinoipal, Miss Linton, Mtge
Downey and Mise Ritohie.
Boann os HEALTH.—Reeve Herr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and J. N.
Kendall. Dr. 112oNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
Maim
IN SUGARING TIME.
It's eugarin'-time up oountry, an' eebtin'
here in town
I teem to hear the drip, drip, drip, of gap
a trioklin' down
Into them wooden buckets, in the old
sugar place,
Afore Josiah died, and our only daughter
Grave
--Insisted'twasn'tnowayssafe for me to
live alone
Hp in that old brows farm•honse the
long') I liver own ;
An' naught would do but I mast come
and stay along o' her,
Where eugarin' might be hayin' time, an'
all this bustlin' stir ;
Where smells of Spring, an' triekiia' sap,
an' wild flowers never come.
There ain't no thence for each things
round Gracie's city home;
An' engarin'-time no different ain't from
Summer or from Fall.
I wish': Joeiah'n me was 'back—a work-
in' bard an' all.
The obildren on these brick -paved walks,
they make me think o' Jfm,
What we bad hoped would stay by ns—
the farm was meant for hien.
He died when he was twenty. Yes,
there was young Josiah,
Professor in a college now, with hopee of
something higher.
An' Grave, our girl, she married what
they call a railroad king,
An' lives on Beacon street, with all the
style that she Man awing,
But all the same when April tones, I see
'em all agin,
,Inst rennin' wild around that farm, them
three, and in
A11 sorts o' mischief daily, from early
Spring to Fall.
I wieht the hull on us was bank—a-work-
in' hard an' all,
I seem to hear the toseels ehakin' out
upon the trees;
I seem to smell the perfumes of the May
flowers in tbe breeze ;
I seem to feel the Sammeraaomin''oroet
the hills
I germ up in the pastor', to hear the
singin rills;
I see the mowin' lot, and bear the sharp-
euro' of the blades ;
I bear the oattle lowin' ; I go berryin' in
the glades;
I smell the harvest ripenin' over in the
Corner lot;
I see Josiah briugin' home the last new
pail he bought ;
I remember how together when the child.
ran went away--
Grown
way—Grown big an' married -by the fire we
eat at Mose of day ;
An' bow together we had lived there fifty
year—Moms fall.
T wisht Josiah'n me was back—a-workin'
hard en' a11.
It's'sugarin'.time up oountry ; but never
Duce agin
Shall I now goin' on eighty, see the
Spring a•oomlu'.in
The old way, through the maple these,
crest the paatur's brown ;
For I must stay—in. sugarin.tme—on
Beaman. street in town.
The ohildl'en never, as of old, shall I tuck
in at night,
s Their little feet to tired, but their happy
hearts so light.
They wouldn't go book it they could, and
I'm too old they say ;
An' senae Josiah isn't there, I let em
have their Ivey.
a a + 1
It's sngarin'-time up country, though, an'
utemer182,like the sap,
Start up an' get me 'engin' for Mother
Natur's lap—
I
TSE
B11US A"�
of London, is preparing plana ler 0110091.
lei ward addition, to be 8Qx40 feet, two
stories.
(r rel +.
' Mrs. P, 1133. Stewart, of Neepawa, Man
is at present visiting Mende in and
aroand Gerrie,
Solln Ardell left on Tuesday morning
of last week for the "Be. " where he in-
tends to work during the Sulnmp2.
Opndeotor idarshaw, of the Toeawater
branch 0, Ia.11., hae been promoted to
Guelph branch, emeoeeding Conductor
Soaniou who has been tracelated to the
Toronto•Detrolt run,
At the last'1'ownship Council it was
moved by insure. Sobhoran and hold
that the reealution passed commuting the
statute . labor in the Police Village of
Gerrie at 10e, per day be re8619ded and
that the statute labor be commuted at
60o. per day in said village, -Carried,`
On Wednesday of last week Time, D.
Edgar, one popular young hardware vier•
chant, took unto himself a life partner in
the person of Mies Maggie, third (laugh..
ter of Wm, Brown, of the 2nd eon. of.
Grey, We join their many friends in
wishing the young couple all happiness
together.
tiontor th.
J. Campbell bad the misfortune to .gob
his fingers badly opt at the Broadfoot cot
Box factoryt which will lay him off work
for a few days.
A Golf Club hae been formed in town
of the following members •-B.
C. Coleman, T. F. Coleman, F. A. Drake,
F, Holmested and Samos Scott.
Wm. D. Trott, photographer, has sold
out his-basinese in the Whitney Block to
S. P. Henderson,who has bad obarge of
the gallery during the past six months.
At a meeting of the South Huron Con-
servative Assoolation, It was decided to
defer action in the bringing out of a can.
didate to contest the Riding in the Mom.
ing (cutest, for the Dominion,
James Archibald, horse buyer, has re..
rurned home after an absence of several
weeks in the 01d Country. We under-
stand that'Mn. Arahibaldsuffered alieavy
lose by the death of several of his finest
horses after they had landed.
At a meeting of the License Commis -
elopers for South Huron, held' in Heagall,
the following licenses were granted for
the year 1808:—Seafortb—Taverns, Wm.
Flannagan; Kae, Diets, J. H. MoOlinahy,
Alex. Davidson, T. J. Stevens, Jas. Weir.
Shops—•B. Dawson, H. It. Jackson &
Son. Bayfield—Ed. Elliott, E. R.
Swarthy, Jae. Pollock, (six months).
Exeter—John Leatborn, C1 W. Hawk.
shave, W. T. Acheson, Wm. Zinger.
Shope—Farmer Broe., • P. J. Hnigbt.
Stephen Tp. -0. L. Moser, Jas. Brenner,
Jae. Hannon, M. Mooann, John Dona-
hue, Walter Clark, August Hill, Wm.
Moffatt, Richard Horn, Wm. Hall, Beer
and wine. -OsborneTp.—Jas. Stephens,
Alfred Waters. Hay Tp,—Wm. Nichol-
son, H. J. Penia, Ohne. Grebb, James
Coxworth, W. R. Hedging. Stanley Tp.
—Wilson Cook, Reuben Graham, Henry
Shaver. Tuckeremith.—Wm. Kyle, 'Jae,
Coleman,
me Wise Nan.
GndvcNaansr, Feb. 20, 1£86.
superintending the work of improving
this beautiful Sommer resort on the lake
shore North of the Attrill estate. He
has bad C. E. Steele survey the whole
property, and ground is being laid out for
base ball and other field sports,, lawn ten-
nis and bowling, and a first-olaes bicycle
track, so that every opportunity will be
given for the fall enjoyment of games
and sports.
Two young men named John Neville
and John Glavin, of the township of
Stephen, were committed by Magistrates
Wm. Lewis and Chas. Eilber, of Credit-
on, on a oharge of stealing a couple of bot-
tles of whiskey, some sandy and tobacco
from the store of ,John G. Qnary, who
bad left it unlooked, on the night of April
16th. Both admitted the offence, but
the magistrates allowed Glavin out on
bail, and sent Neville up. The former
therefore will not be tried till the assizes,
which open here on May 12th, hot Neville
wag brought before His Honor Judge
Masson, and on the representations of
the Crown sentenced to one day in jail.
Clinton.
A horse belonging to W. Snell, Mullett,
was eun•etroek and died as a result there-
of.
Mayor Holmes is down on the Confer -
erica program for an address on Tem-
perance.
Jas. Howe bas sold bis dray business
to Thos. Hillock, of Stratford. Mr.
Howe thinks of spending the Summer in
Goderioh.
Harry Filzsimons struck his hand on a
taok, inflioting a trifling wound apparent-
ly of no significance whatever. A day or
two after bis arm began to swell and
muse him considerable -pain• and he
found that be bad poisoned his band so
badly that medical assistance was neoes-
sery to cheek it.
Robb. Mason, who just a year ago was
50 badly injured by falling from his bars,
is applying to the Chosen, Friends, of
Which he is a member, for his insurance,
under the "total disability clause," he bo-
ing absolutely unable to do anything for
himself, although enjoying a fair degree
of health. He has no use of hie lower
limbs whatever, and will rnoeive 01,000
in a few days.
The Clinton Bioyole Club was formed,
BRUSSELS
PUMP ' ' 01K8.
I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and surrounding lUetriet that I have par.
abased the Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prima.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop willbe promptly
looked after,
l "Orders taken for the Digging of
Wella and Oisterns.
GomerGVee31,
MILL STREET, .-BRUSsnLs.
Van
v-;COPiz ossa
std for,.
Wash Day
makes clothes
S1Veet, clean,
white, with
the least
labor...
Itn
remark-
able lasting
and cleansing
propertiesmake
SURPRISE mos
economical and
Best >or_,
Every Day
NOTICE OF
REMOVAL
Having purchased a shop on
Thomas St., opposite tho Queen's
Hotel stables, 1 wish to notify ply
old customers and 08 many new
ones asmay favor me with their
patronage that I have removed
to my new stand.
Soliciting a shale of business
from the pabiie, guaranteeing=
satisfaction,
I remain,
So Te Plum,
General Blacksmith & horseshoer
.77
THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain in its sweets and never blisters,
Read proofs below:
KENDALL'SSPAVIN DUDE.
Box60, Carman Hendoruon Co., In., Fangs, ,04,
Dr. B. e. 1asbvaxo b0.
Books onu oblige slhaveused a great do 8,100y009.
Hendon's Spann Our„ with gond samosa • It Is a
wonderful medicine. I once hada mare that ho4
=Occult Sonvin and eve battles cured her. 1
keop a bottle 0113108,1031 tea time.
Tonrstruly, Owls. Powrrs.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN SURE.
Dr. B. Tana= CO. OOo coA, 10,., dor, a,'02.
Dear
N.
have used oovoral battles of your
"Kendall's Seaver Cure"" with much success. I
think lithe best Liniment I ever used, Haus re.
toustono Curb, IMO Mood Spnvin and kilted
two Bono Spa •ins. Have reco,nmanded 11 to
sezral of my friends who are much pleased with
and keep it. neePeetfblla•
s. n. lien, P. 0. 0,,..518.
For Sale broil Druggists, or Address
Dr. D. L COTEPd.l Y�
EN
ENOSBUn5800( GH FALLS, VT,
HONE/ TO, LOAN.
Any. Amount of Malley to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6. Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of f
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
PLAX SEED!
J. t?L J. LIVINGSTO{
314.80
1400 D))1 of Best Dutch Sod
For farmers in the vicinity of Brussels
who intend raising Sax during the com-
ing season, which they are prepared to
deliver in quantities to suit flax growers.
Can be got at the BRUSSELS
FLAX MiLL.. Seed given out at
$1.60 per bushel and on the usual tense.
Order early and insure a supply, For
flax grown from this seed
:$10 Per Ton lvlll be I'uid
if,of good growth, harvested in proper
season and delivered at tbe Flax Mill as
soon as fit for threshing. We will also
rent a number of good sod fields for the
purpose of growing flex.
N. B.—Farmers are strongly advised
to sow their flex on igood land, well plow-
ed and borrowed, not on low lands, end
the yield will be from a ton to a ton and
a half per acre more. Flax grown on
low land will not grow fibre to give the
weight.
J. &J. LIVINGSTON, Prc prietors.
WMMI. BRIGIIT, Manager.
.ov ted..,.
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00001.20 IN FOOS WZEEe.
PI000T aurae all Nervous Diseases, 9 eeplean•
nose, Falling Memory, Nightly DmIeelnna, Sporran.
10,810ea, jmpoteney, etc., soused by past Meisel:
given vigor and ono to shrunken organs, an,f
quickly bot surelyq,'eatOros L08T MAN110110 In old
or young, Use HIOOSI and you win Brow strong
and hooey again, Sent b9 mea in plain. wrapper
and securely sealed . tom observation Baas
sealed. to vast 0000811. prloo, 07 a encamps six
d 1ftti.»,, .088008, Mil eEsee io.0&'1', PplFll.IDR
Drugggist, W0050900E', 007., Agent for the DO
minion or Cnneda,
MOM
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d. Lefler,
DISEASE® LUNGS
CURED BY TAKING
'AYER'SCherry
Pectoral.
"1 emltrneted a severe cold, which settled
on 1.10 burgs, and 13 did what 15 often clone
in at ,It asses, negloeted it. Illicit eonsulted
r:. ra t tor, who found, on examining me, that
ills tipper.port of the left lung was badly
effected. The medicines he gave me did not
s' , b, to 40 ani' good, and 1 determined to
by Ayer's CherryPeetoral. After taking a
f . v doses my trouble was relieved, and lie-
f ..o T had finished the bottle Iwas cured,•"
—.1.I.Tih••hAli, watchmaker, Orangeville, Ont.
Aydr's Cherry Pectoral
Stn i host Awards at World's Pair.
Amen"s Pitts Cure indigestion.
SHHW
LES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
on, —
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT TH00
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates furnished tor ell.
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
J. & P. AME N'E
We have Opened out at
Base Balls and Bats,
W ; Rubber . Balls, soft,
and hard,
Bows and Arrows,
0 only 5c. each.
Express Wagons,
Rocking Horses, &c.
Fine mike of Leather 84 liemp School
Sage from 5on unto
ES, Hi(E
The very thing for children, or Flower
Bed or Vegetable Working for Adults.
CAL -L. AND SEE,
BOOKSTORE,