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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-8-7, Page 6-r0 PDAxF81020+-^-•- BVIIBY FRIDAY MORNING (ultimo for the early 8201)8) at "L1ho dost" Stonln PublisltIng Uouso, TPanoonnI SA'., Bi wse8Le, Oar., Taupe OF SOneonwri0N,--000 dollar a Year, in advlanee. 7.1.10.210t0 to whish every subscription is paid is denoted by the date 0n the addrose label, Anvlril'r101N0 RA/rms.—The following yahoo will be charged to those who advertise by the Year;-- era0l,"-'-'V 1 1 mt. 1 0 mo, , 0 mo One 00)0010 $00.00 0.00 000,00 00a10 80.001 80 80.00_ I 10.00 Quarter 00.00 19.00 8.00 i0bth " 10.00 6.00 800 'right oats per lino for first insertion, and throe cents per line for each subsequent tn. section, All advertisements measured as Nonpareil -12 lines to the inch. Business Cards, eight 1iue8 and under, 80 per annum. Advortleementg without specific direc- tions, will be inserted untilforbid, and charged aocordingly, Instructions to change or dieoontlnu0 0.0 advertisement must be left at Cho counting 000mofTee P080 not later than q'uesalay of each week This Is imperative. W. 131. TIIGI%. R, Editor and Proprietor, a' . istr '.ct letoS.. +.xetex-. The Advocate suspended publication this week and the staff are holidaying. A valuable Dolt belonging to Samuel Parsons, London road, received a kink whieh broke its leg. Granolethio walks are being built from the sidewalk to eaoh of the entrances of the James Street Methodist ohurch. While T. Dearing was returning from London with a load of hardware, his horse drooped on the road and died al- most instantly. A maskalougo weighing 100 pounds and measuring in length 05: limbos, was caught in the river at Grand Bend by A. Q. Bobier last week. Workmen are engaged in placing a column of stone ander the North-west corner of the Samwefl block, the old sup- port having given out. ForCL'w c71. Graham Stuart, of Toronto, and Clare Wilson, of Listowel, have bean visiting at B. S. Cook's. W. R. and R. L. and Janet Cook left Wednesday of last week to spend a few weeks on the shores of Lake Erie. Mrs. J. W. Mahood, of Webster City, Iowa, and Miss Minnie Martin, of Dun- dalk, Ireland, are visiting at R. Ma- hood'e. W. A. Edward's is improving the build- ing occupied by Frank Davison by hav- ing it raised and making it a two story building. John Donaghy's brink book is now completed and the north part will be oc- cupied by Dr. Spence for a drug store and the south part by Mr. McCurdy for a hardware store. It is a good building and adds to the improvement of that street. OnrxvAur.--tlu Monday morning of last week much gloom was cast over our burg wben a message was received announcing the death of Miss Jennie Million. She had taken suddenly ill on Saturday morn- ing and at 11 o'clock on Saturday even- ing her spirit had passed away in tran- quility. Miss Million has been teaching in the junior department of our school for the last two and a half years. She received her education in Walkerton High School, where in 1808 she obtained her J 3rd class certificate and during the Au. tumn of the same year attended the Model School at Goderioh. In January of 1804 she came here to begin her deities as a teacher, and has since made many friends who now mourn the loss of one 50 dear and kind. Miss Million was a true Christian and during her stay in Ford- wioh she was au active worker in the Christian Endeavor and Sabbath School of the Presbyterian church, and her pres- ence and assistance there will be greatly missed. Woo salort h. A. J. Bright intends leaving shortly on a fishing expedition up Lake Superior. George Smite, who has acted as ledger keeper in the Bank of Commerce here for some time, has been transferred to the Guelph branch. 0. L. Schmidt, who has acted as classical master in the Collegiate Insti- tute here daring the past year, has re- signed and has accepted a position as first assistant in Piston High Sobool. The vessel upon which John McMillan, M. P., and George Murdie had a lot of cattle, en route to the old country, struck an iceberg on the coast of Newfoundland, staving a hole in the bottom. All the cattle, about four hundred head, had to be unloaded et St. John's and will have to remain there until the vessel Is repair- ed. Robert McMillan and J. 13. McLean, of Tuckersmith, were on board, The regular meeting of Fidelity Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., was held in the Oddfellow'e hall on Monday evening of last week when Alex. Davidson was presented with a beautifully inscribed "Veteran's Badge," from the Sovereign Grand Lodge, on consideration of hie being an Oddfellow in good standing for 25 years. Mr. Davidson was initiate'1 in Biesel Lodge, Mitchell, on July 17th, 1870, We understand that R. Willie and James Beattie have been the recipients of eimi. lar badges. Jas. Kerr, of the Northern gravel road, MoKiliop, brought into town a sample of 'ore which he had taken from the bowels of the earth on his farm. They were drilling a well, and when the drill 0080 down about 120 feet it was drawn out, and in the midst of the sand and gravel which adhered to it, was this ore. It ie encased in a dark colored atone. This stone, when viewed under a magnifying glass, sparkles with a bright substance like gold or copper. Indeed this sub. stance is quite discernible even by the naked eye. The stone, although soft, is much heavier than an ordinary stone, showing that itis impregnated with some metallic 0ubetance, whatever it may be. Mr. Kerr intends Bending a sample to Toronto to have it analyzed by an expert and we will know shortly what hie opin. Ion of it Is. We hope our young friend may have struck look, and that before long he will be parcelling out hie line farm into mining claims. TSU )1BU.SSE1rS Ztt Fgtc lgtr orrogpog nwr (-v 01Vi'ile. jag, Roe left on Tuesday afternoon for f.laniloba, taking with bion It oerload of extra line home,. John Harding boo land his old 0081(10000 pulled dowel and will immediately eroot a Handsome Wok otrnoture in its Mao. The married and single men of . fawn played .0n06ho1' game of baseball, but thio time the old chaps turned the tables oa the young gapber'o to the tuna of 14 to 8, All the aoholave from the Gorrie public oohool who wrote at the recent Leaving and Entrance oxaminatiOne paoeedono. easefully, which reflects great credit on the principal, John B, OltrnpbeU. During the thunder storm on Wednes- day of loot weolt Paul Doig, of the and 000008eion, left hie team tied in front of Kenn. Rutherford & Munro's store, Wroxeter. A very heavy clap of thunder frightened there and they started on a good run for Gorrie. They arrived here, but when opposite the Baptieb burgh one of the team fell down exhausted and it was thought for a time that it would not recover. The horses were pretty badly out and bruised and the wagon Nae completely wrecked. 0"t7l'oxto ter. Prof. Taggart gave a worse of lectures on phrenology at the Town Hall. T. F. Miller has moved into the brick house situated between the Presbyteriann and Methodist churoheo. The. Methodist congregation of this village propose holding a harvest home about the beginning of September. The Salvation Army will hold a meet- ing in the Town Hall, Wroxeter, on August 11th, and on every third Tuesday. A number of men were working in a gravel pit near town one day recently, and it is said some cows in that vicinity didn't give muoh milk that particular evening. The Observer a o soya :—Thome is no ob- t'e ti u to the boys havingall the fun hey want, but they should not meddle with the property of othere. On Thurs- day evening a can of milk that had been set in the oreek on the roadside, on the 2nd sou. Tarnberry, was emptied of its contents. The boys who went to Blue - vale that day to play football are accused of appropriating the said milk to their own particular use. At the regular meeting of Montana Lodge, No, 177, 1. 0.0. F., the following officers were installed for the current term :—J. P. G., Dr. Geo. Harrison ; N. G., John Douglas ; V. G., Geo. Paulin ; Secretary, John Brethauer ' Treasurer, Geo. Barnard; Warden, Jas. Paulin ; Conductor, Alex. Mauro ; 0. G., Hugh Thomson ; I. G., A. Wells ; 11. S. N. G., H. Lowery ; L. S. N. G., W. A. Ruther- ford ; R. S., R. McMichael ; L. S. S., P. S. Mitchell ; Rep. to Grand Lodge, Hugh Thomson. Clinton. A little daughter of H. Morrish, while playine, had the misfortune to Tall and break her arm. The Trustee Board of Ontario Street Methodist church has decided in future to pay the pastor's salary monthly. The gasoline tank in the Presbyterian church gave out some time ago, but has been repaired. It was necessary in the meantime to bold the evening ser vioe half an hour earlier than usual. Very extensive improvements are to be made to the Doherty Organ Factory, which, notwithstanding its size and the completeness of its machinery, is found insufficient for the demands of its ever- increasing business. Efforts are being made to form a bias, ole circuit, embracing Goderioh, Clinton, Seaforth, Hensall, Exeter, Blyth, and hold a aeries of races. Olinton ie arrang- ing for its meet about the 7th of Septetn. bar, Labor Day, when it is expected that some good liberal prizes will be offered. Mr. Stewart, Provinoial License In- epeetor, paid a punt to this inspectorate. He went carefully over Mr. Paisley's books and complimented him on having everything in such good order. Tho same day Mr. Diokey, Division Conn Inepeeter, visited the office of the Third Division Court and found everything non. neoted therewith in first-alaee order. On Wednesday evening of last week a team belonging to Beattie's livery, and attached to a carryall, broke away from their fastenings at Spooner's hotel and made for the stable. They missed the door and then tore along the side of Mc- Murray & Wiltee'e etore, where the can. opy top slid off, and the tongue broke ; on up Albert street they galloped, hug- ging the water table, and were making for Davie it Rowland'e window, when they straddled a tie post, which held the wagon, and turned the horses down the lane, when they were stopped without further injury. The wagon was the only thing hurt. Goderiolt Hayden Williams tae entered the ser- vice of the Bank of Commerce and lash week took a position in the Seaforth office. ,13 The Goderioh Knitting Company re. oently had an order from one firm for 2,100 dozen pairs hose, and another sin- gle order called for 1,000 dozen pairs. The Geveruor.General and Lady Aber- deen will open the great North-western Exhibition at Goderioh on September 23rd, and remain over until the 24111. Mies Oliver and ,Miss Fletcher, who have been spending a vaoalion at their homes here, returned lash week to New York to renew their duties in one of the hospitals. Willie Elliott obtained the prize an- nnaliy awarded by Mise Skimingo for the higbeet standing in the H. S. En• trance examinations, his score being 258 out of 315 possible. The 14tH of August will be a big day in Goderioh when Waterloo and Berlin, both of which have their civic holiday then, Dome up here en mane, headed by the famous Waterloo Band. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull and daugh- ter, of Toronto, are spending their vena- tion in town. They brought their wheels with them, and will visit their relatives and friends through the county. The Goderiah baseball team went to Luoknow on Tuesday of last week to play a friendly game with the villagers, but the score, 20 to 2 against the latter, de. traded eomewhat from the interest of the game. Last Sunday a young lad named Let- son, about 7 years old, was caught just after he had entered Goode'e drug store through the cellar and robbed the till of eboat $1.40. On Wednesday he was brought before P. M. Seager and menteno. ed to SO years in the Reformatory, 000200 Aohoaon left loot week for a two weeks' vacation in New Yea State and at Obataquit. A DAring EscApe,-•-Cn Sunday even- ing, July 26th, between,4 and 5 01ekalk, Thomas Craig, lying in jell 00 80veral charges of forgery and )oloo preteneee, Made hie escape in a daring manner. in company with two 0) 0110 fnmatee who are of unsound mind ho was allowed the liberty of the yards, and in the absence of Jailor Dickson, who wee out for it walk, and while Turnkey Henderson woo bney inside, Craig piled several stools frau the ward on top of 00011 other, and on these be plaoed w door which he wrenched from an outhouse ; then bid- ding hie eompanioloa steady the pile he mounted and found himself within reach of the top of the wall, onto which he scrambled, and then dropped to the ground which ie. a distance of 28 feet. Evidently he was unhurt, for he quickly eroeeed the road in the rear of St. Peter's ohuroh and ran down the bank and across the river, being seen by oeveral persons till he vanished among the trees, As soon as his escape beoame known in the jail, oonetablee were set at work and a steady hunt kept up, but without trade of him since, except apretty well ground- ed statement that he wao seen around the old International salt well property on Monday afternoon and evening. Tole• grains and descriptive °hooters offering 550 reward have boon Bent along the lake shorn and to inland points, but no re. sponse has yet been received. Blasts From The Ra011's Horn. Christ always preached to the sinners that were in the house, no matter wheth. er they were rulers in the synagogue or not. The minister who tvoold awaken his people for their eternal good must open the Bible wide enough to show them what is in it. There is still an r ood deal of religion ' g g the world That consists in putting the big sound apples on the top of the basket. The preaching that is not "with author. ity" may tinkle the ear, ,but it will not strike deep enough to rech the heart. Some preachers are afraid to open the Bible very wide for fear they will have to die in the poorhouse. ' The Jews probably learned to drive sharp bargains with men by first trying to do the same thing with God. Every church has just as many oonver- sions in ib as the spiritual condition of its membership will warrant, The preacher should pray that every time he opens the old book in the pulpit somebody will find it new. Anybody can talk about religion in an entertaining way, but only those that have it can make others want it. How many people there are who would be splendid Christians if God would al- ways keep them in a tight place. Whenever the devil is called by his right name in church, some man on the front seat always gets his feelings hurt. It is the office of the Holy Spirit to convince of sin, but it is the preachers business to keep hie church awake. It is safe for the devil to sleep when lie goes to church and sees that the preach. ing is not keeping anybody awake. Another Cured. Underwood, Ont.. Dec. 12111, 1802. J, M. McLeod, Goderioh Sir—Having been troubled for nearly a year with bronchitis, eta., and using doctor's medicines, including hypophos- phitee and emulsions of cod liver .oil, I am now determined to try you, as you once, some twelve years ago, cured my mother, Mrs. Jas. Drummond, of the 0th ooncession of Bruce. I have had three attacks of la grippe and the bronchial tubes are affected. Dr. XX sounded me last Winter and found one lung slightly affeoted. I tools a trip last March through Manitoba to British Columbia and spent all Summer till fall in the mountains. I felt then like a new man, but caught cold since I came back. I don't feel well, coughing a good deal, and bard cloggy phlegm some. times from my throat. I feel confident you can core me. My doctoring has cost me a good deal. I am now alone on the old farm, and cannot afford such expenses again. Poor lookout. This certainly does not give you the chance others had, and I am to blame. Yours, H. T. DBOIDEOun. From the same party. Underwood, Ont., March 18th, 1804. J. M. McLeod, Goderioh : Dear Sir—I humbly beg to apologize for not writing to you before, as I promised, but I was well and forgot it all. 00 January 21st, 1800, I began to take your medicines and from that day I be - gen to mend right on. I took the System Renovator before mettle three times a day and the Specific Cure for throat, Dough and lunge half an hour after meals, and applied the linament to the chest as directed. I did not mise a dose till I took all. The Renovator gave me a ,good appetite and I slept well every night. I can say that I am a different man alto- gether ever slice I finished telling it. I believe my. faith in yourself for what you once did for my mother helped mo to pay strict attention to the directions, If I should ever. get 0iok again I shall asenredly go back to you. The rest of the family are now in California, well and doing well. Mother was pleased to hear bow you had oared me. Again I would beg pardon for my negligence, I am your friend. II, T. Dnnt)[oNo. Five head of cattle, owned by 11Tr. Bowen, of the Deseroutn road near Na- pane0, were poisoned. Twenty-nine Bat- tle have died from poison in that neigh- borhood within a month. ''Mamma, woe that a 8agar-plum you just gave me 1" asked little Mabel. "No dear, it wag one of Dr. Ayor'c Pills," "Please, may I have another 1" "Nob now, dear ; one of those nioe pills is all you need at present, bonen every dose is effective." Judgment has been given in favor of the Toronto Railway Company by the Privy Council in the suit with the Gov. ernment over the question of liability for dray on the rails. What gasses bad dreamo is a question that has never been satisfactorily answer. ed ;• but in nine noes out of ten, fright• tut dreams are the result of Imperfect digestion, which a few doses of Ayer'e Sareaparilla would effootuallysomody, POST No Other Medicine SO THOROUGH AS Ay Eao Salsa= piaill Statement of a Well Known Doctor "No other blood medlohte that I have ever used and I have tried them a11, is so thorough In its action, and effects so many permanent cures as Ayer's Sarsaparllla."— permanent 1I, F. ML"n10ILL, Augusta, Me. Ayer's o . Sarsaparilla Admitted at the World's Fair. 4.Ver's Pills for liver and bowels. An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIO, Sold by Druggists or sent by Mail.' 250., 000., and 81,00 per package. Samples free. ®a, Tile Favorite TOOTH 020ly0EH i 12 ® iorthe Teeth and Breath, 258. Sold by JAS. 7000X, Dr,18elel, Brussels, BRUSSELS PIJ1HIP t,.: BKS. I wish to inform the people of Brunets and snrrounding district that I have pur- chased the Pump Business of JAMES BELL and will be found ready to attend to all wants fn either new work or repairs at moderate prices. No better Pump in the market. Order left at my shop or residence or at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. I"Orders taken for the Digging of Wells and Cisterns. Gomel' Green, MILL STREET, BRUSSELS. WHY SUFFER WITH PILES P Dr, Chase's Ointment Will Cure Thom at n Cost of But 80 Cents. Piles, scrofula, eezematie eruptions. scald head, Balt rheum and all other annoying and painful skin diseases can be easily cured by Dr. Chase's Ointmbnt. "I had protruding piles for ten years," writes H. IL Sartht$land, com- mercial traveller, of Truro, N.S.; "tried many remedies, and had doctors oper- ate. It was 110 use. Was completely laid up at times. Chase's Ointment was recommended to mo by Mr. Brannan, of the Summerside, P.E.I., Journal. I tried it, and ono box completely cured me." Mr. Statin, the editor of tlio Streets, villa, Out., Review, gives this unsolicited testimonial ander .date of Nov. 6, 1805 : "Half a box of Dr.Chese'e Ointment cured my daughter of eczema. That was six months ago, and 'there has since been no reappearance of the disease." T. Wallace, blacksmith, of Iroquois, Ont., was troubled with blind itching piles for 20 years. "I triad every, remedy that came out in vain," be writes, "until I triad Dr. Chase's Dint" moat. It was a, godsend. Otto box cured me." All dealers and 7;dmanson, Bates & Cd., manufacturers, Toronto. Price 60c. Linseed and turpentine aro every moa they's household remedy for coughs, colds, throat and lung affections. Dr. Chase has disguised the taste and made the remedy pleasant to take. Large bottle only 250. to U LEY, Real Estate 86 Doan Agent, - Brussels. Money to Loan on Farm Secur- ity at the Lowest Rate of Interest. Money Loaned on Notes and good Notes Discounted. Salo Notes a Specialty. Fire d Life insurance Written. Special Attention given to CONVEYANCING, A. OOUSLEY, Office over Deadman & MoCall'e Store, BRUSSELS. 51> r, m Wel' 0° 0 ap y "Tt .L t7J tp •" • y r-7 CD it O ffia 00 n CND H. w m 7R .,r 0 7•D2 C CD CD C `0 o c - G CD w M n Ir 0 e+ bri A NEW AND STARTLING P ' TOGRAPITIC PROCESS Ho a ss Noted for its Clear and Standing Effects PLUM MALT PRCCBSS This is the Latest Out, and is taking the load. Don't fail to call and 000 samples of same. 1—Views of Residences, Pic-nic Parties, eta, token by applying or sending your order. ALL 01. Onlr Wont GUAo r'Iinn TO BE FEIST-CLASS Nothing nicer than to have some Photos of ourselves and homes as we go through this world, to look back on in after years. . THE PRICES ARE RIGHT . And the Work is the Best. ta'Oome while in health. Always Welcome at the Old Reliable Photograph Studio. H. R. BRIEWERArtist Gallery O'i'er Smith & JTeLaieu's AVG, 7, 1890 White (Star Line ROYAL MA, II. S'I'P4.01S11 ILpS,_ aletwoon New York and Liverpool, vie, Queenstown, every Wednesday. strictly limited number innthe0rum nuts en00Nn 041EIN a50A110nndatl0n0, 1/10011101 g pa808n6Or0 aro reminded 111,10 nn early ap- 01finition for berths le 00000eary at this sea- son. Tor plans, "atoll, ole., apply to W. H. Kerr, Agent, Brusoele. TMLJRUILJ 11 G. Richardson Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, " Good Workmanship and Good Fits Guaranteed,. LATEST STYLES. Suits made for $4 and upwards. Shop over Mettowai's Stora. NEW l bel' Sflou I The undersigned has open- ed up a Butcher Shop in the BM BLOCK, BRVSSBLS1 Where he will keep constant- ly on hand a supply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasofable prices. A. share of public patronage solicited. Meat delivered to all parts of the town. LA RIER OR TUPPER 'Will be our new Premier decided by the Electors before next issue of this paper. A decision far greater than that has been given by the voice of the people, viz.: That B. F. Brook & Son, o1 Listowel Woolen Mills, pay the Highest Prices, Cash or Trade, for And that they sell the best Woolen Goods Cheaper than any Factory, or Store in Western Ontario. Pleaa.yrn.acte Clothing • Is a new line added to their business. They make up their own goods into Men's, Youths, Boys & Children's Suits and sell at prices they defy any retail storeto compete with. Do not fail to call and inspect before you sell your wool or buy a new suit and we feel satisfied you will say they give you the best value. LISTOWEL WOOLEN MILLS. Ia,t, 5 of Toronto. 01 C A ry G n a. 1' ' m. .C.1)02 1,3 m ,CJ".C) a 04 00 p) oci O O 0 0 O O 0 0 The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself, UNCONDITIONAL„ ACCUMULATIVE, AND AUTOMATICALLY NON -FORFEITABLE. 'Weaves nothing further to be desired. Rates and full infor- ination;furnishecl on application. . W8 11. 1 E Et, Agent, Brussels.