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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1891-6-5, Page 5JUNk fin 181)1 T'IIE BRUSSELS POST' x040==ggr0�- JE9=SrST'r'+%' .m1'..-..,063`7 0,00..-0.......0AR.9.ela . IUAIY."d"Oy^T9p?fi4.n..,;.yfA..,. u...:r..w?/.'i","'."7^/. ;a ZT9Lt.r: A11 Stations in Ontario ta earth tout bottle, filling them to she. reel(, 15� l"1 C% t t'�U "i, which aeHlsoo the Hlllpllllre ucirl to Hop Itrato 31o, butter Int from the elide. Again the pun is whirled for two mitinteu, U(el1 13.38 Vee, turd the test le over Ild tl0lie ;WA tu 1}(01'• 1". W, Hoolt 1184 a hnnnumit, been I""1" ;' 111 I'll 111' enrh lsttrel,'ll "Di i„ raised an Tumidity.iudioatm11 1(u the nock of the bottles. Cut The young people of the I'rembyteriau of tie large number of samples totted ahamti held a box attaint Wodnenduy It WO 11(13 81)01(1(40 percentage (1tag,e of the evening at (loo. Tuylur'n 1's •.1)2. v'1(. .3)111 ernw8 wits 3.10 and till] Jersey cow: Kiss Bulla Sillors, iseach'(, inleurie 'yielded 41 pet• emit. butter fat. '1'h.s, .111. having a gland entertainment 111 her 1)1110" (x)n8f1e111, 'Walt (1 3101(11 0(3(08:). sehon) 1111 1,110 nth 0(113„ 1':a81 Wawalloall, Ile look great :mins to explain the min on Friday evening next. aunt lentils of tate working of the mush• The entertainment under the an0pieas their111)1 tl(st)to"Imakm the e ) "'Vee tveil1 of the T. 0. G. 'l''. which wag 1(1110 10 the 0en1e. Yor0Hters' tall 0n Friday evening 3081( a 1)3(302 sueee80, both ti"anehtl y and ant:• 4.44.41 114 1.414 .. (ally. ). large nmtlber were present 1)ul• gun club repot bavieg 13 (11113(1 front \Vinehaul, Blyth and other sistertuna at Brussels last Tuesday uffernaem loth : 14, 10 vv011 081110 Burronnlline conn• 1 f,,,,tbs'I match n1( Berlin un :<nlnr• try, and the progr•al.ln (111.3( e10 of the best over give a before a lielgravo lt,nll(-'II00. (''6 IlIlAt'o Ol13. 'Phe Queen's birthday was celebrated by oar 0111310)10, chiefly in hunting and 'fishing. itev, 1), I3. Monro is It delegate to the (loners.] A'aeaobly to be held 111 Iiing'lml this month. her red "Finnegan'et the lir013 mom The 2.01 of 1\10y passel alt very quiet. Ont' (4410. 111!•3) 14110r. 131r. \lisle(, Es 1)01(1(1 el 1;i, 1014111 1,0)33)1(1) 011e Won in ly, most of our t0w,,603e11l0 ,•it.lier goiup 3,111) C011 1111013 30 1110 11010:0. 'We hope 01( three.•t1:Ih;lht heats. Lest (hole, 2:2ii,l• I'1) Ilarrisbn, n1' \V:b•am. '.I'10, 1 .,inn Si e Ira round again seen. The hopole a eon lame of His (1111131 A. llacd nut 1 was tee 180,1 as sad 110•w: 11)' our citizens last Saturday evening. lir, Hudson, the foreman of the flax hill, moved into our village on Wednes• kday of last week. lie oc0I)Iieth the house belonging to A. I1n11tet'. 'flare will be no service En Knox rhu3•ch for the next two Sabbaths, Jane 701 Communi031 at 14thal. and ,Tune 14th the pastor will I a et t17e meeting of the General Assembly, but on the 21st sel•viees again as usual. modern Em(n•ovoInente. '1'he first ceiling 1 to 13(tV(' nu ))1381.•, hal to b" 1ou0tru('h,d I 1 lhrell.ineh bmrdwnud plunk, The 1111,0)1, 1 of the fuetnt;v 11144 not yet been decided upon. It will be along L110 siding I Nom V1.00, nil her tat 1,iyutpat0110'e, 1110 ' 111'101. 1' lot 01' at 1110 01111 of the aiding. The 1111 to, app,,„,„1.,, he tlu, m08t 1n 11130r• at present with the directors. '4,%'31)( 13l(13 t'. linoio1HH 1H fair. A'bus meets all trellis now from the C.entnet'c•1131 hotel. large quantities of wool is being marketers hero, the w(olee mill and in. Mira. Fianderenn .1 Mill b"iag buyers. The woolen mill, (Armond ntil), flour mill and other valuable property' belong. ing to the OHM'S of A. L. Clib8,,1 IH 10 be 8,111 by pl1bh0 attrition hero en .I line. 17. 4'm. \\dtinl13a at present o 1 'avisit to \ • I a r 1 t'iu result ' a' 1 t n and 1 13 bl !.-.n „ , I t day tbl old country. 1Cs W1.11 ie 1'h+ll t,, I ing 111 1t draw. 2 to 1 ,i,.1110 001 10 Hhipped from here by 131113818• Next Tumidity the New England Le'' 110n"Iton S' Saodersou, ile intends gal" ref 11)3:1 1430111 1111) (1)143' a 1311(1111 1(11 Ht(3 1111, 14 (maple of menthe. 0 31' )1111'l3 30.1111 the "Barons." Farmers and all 30011' +1 pl"104,111t N111110 "1,'la1•enee G," 001010111 Bros." pacer, (311(011 Tmsd3y lugrning'H 114(11. '1'1e W011 11(•ot nrney in the free-fnt•.al) rate.', n(a)ps :n•1' be3 3(nd1 3) to shoat' the good of at St, Thomas and London. It mole nix it llh•eluly. l;verytbing 301(4 01a0,14 as heats to decide the supremacy hetw1 01, dry 88 18 1181110)33 Neel 1,1 Anee8). 47177t1tor7. mks P. Tait was 13 0)1383 lit this tioinity lately. The rain this week has refreshe.i e79..y. thing very much. Considerable into, est lois been arorsed by the report of Sir John Macdonald's condition. Rev. 'Air. Ottewell and \Vet. Pollard ((('0 attending the Methodist Conference its session at Berlin. Mr. Cooper, of Cooper's T3ootylore, Clinton, was En 10(3(1 mi Monday in the interests of his house. Rev. D. Forrest preached in Brussels on Sunday evening and u prayer meeting, ably conducted by Jas. Smillie, was held here instead of the usual service. 't'11e meeting which was 10 have been 1101.1 111 the school shouse for the purpose of organizing a society of Patrons of In- dustry had to be postponed (43 Air. Ilen nest, through illness, war 1101 able to ap• (lour. If all goes well ho will be o1 hand next Monday, June 8th. nathan Moore has the materials on the ground for his. 110W residence. We dont I(:'ow whether he intends to stove I;. I.Evirlgat(ne's Fora) iron: Myth lu(y' bait:Ty:m.1 113. 1I 01l nal, , 1 IV 111,14' got 2131 at London 111 the ' ., class. welt to Sh.'Ihourne to pia with the club 11 of that plies: agtima 4114,.111,11.1!, and 81113. YD1.1 i It. seeded in coming out ahead by a u-101'0 01 Celebration here 00 1)0111in Ecu 1)11y, 3 1')'1. They rep'lrt a very 11(81( timet in. 111gh mass W1114 eelebtated in St..Miw. ere di game, heels ch arch here on Sunday morning. A fishing party from Gist1We1 passed Our 3Owesmaul, Alex. Smith, intends through town Tee:01v for 1,at1elet. If lenviug here With 8 carload of hm•se1 8011 they seem, better catches than several 01 our (0ca1 li8hers they will do well. In 0110 day last wee)c T. Ilumehil! caught a 8peekled trout weighing l;1) pounds, and Men -r8. Grey, Young and Sperling, S. Playford had a round Half-dozen, aha east nlanuheturers, are making rapid enl(tllest of which wei,he11 08011' a pound progress in erecting a larger building Hud the largest over 1} lbs. We 1t13ard of than the ono recently clestr'oyed by tire, severer other good catches, but n0 a rule The carpenter@ have the DOW derrick a1. 11(0 (3310 38 81111111. nlo•t oonplete3. ----•- �-- A trat'elliwg medici,.0 Iran made his r> 1-., o . Canadian Pacific R'y tri II he ((.1 F,eorsilm,, lonaing Toronto Il P, 113.!111 .B"tl7;i' 1'7tr1, 1.41 1.1, (Gond to hetero until .11'1.1' 1200 .111113• 1)13►, 1(•41)1 Good to return until JULY 1)3tit) — i02.7%.Tiourt 1("4)0'1, (Good 10 retnlal until Al'Gl'S') :11,•11 '0o lir (encu leg ee)nir at rater 11:0)1(11 : N PI Ilvett IIIU'111ey 131lmralne 311,3.su(uin ISiu+rllrll( 11710()+'4liC• ,A NY S' O (-13lS TO Iii 1'1tINC1i ALDE111' CALGARY other effects for Portage In I?rnirie, 11101. \Vo understand that he intends malting his home there in the luttie. home here for 13 or 411Egl)ts giving lec- ture and con00rt, with an assistant, on the streets every evening. Saturday was the grandest and hest concert, which was n very amusing one to the large crowd which su1r0nrded 111m.— • Ilesifvvitt J. H. Thomson has erected a substan- tial woven wire fence around his lot, which adds greatly to its appearance. Rob). Derr, who bas spent a year or more on the Pacific coast, has returned, looking none the worse fur his sojourn. Mr. Galbraith, the world renowned Peeve llIluesend Deputy Reeves Oliver and Bryan are attending County Council this week. A log barn bel•'ngiug to John Poddie), Halt con., tvas burned last Friday night. The eau a of the lire was a spark from a burning pile of brush. The cheese factories are complaining that, owing to the large number of calves beim; raisers by 1110 farmers, the milk supply is not nearly 00 large as it should be this year. Airs. French, of Hamilton, was visit. 1(,g her sister, Mr8. George Crooks, and other relatives in this locality last week• phrenologist. ie here it present delivering She came up to attend the funeral of her 1, dares. This is it good opportunity for brother, \Vm,Armetre11g, 9rd line, 'Morris. those who want 10 cater a profession On Monday night of this week during or trade. the (heavy rain storm a wire fence on the What He0fryu wants in a moral reform hue, of 1Vm. Taylor, 10 con. of Grey, for those who have reached the age when arts struck by light: dog. '11(8 font top they should lit ntv better. We refer to wires wero,stripped off and several posts those who congregate in ('0110p10110110 split. This is rather out of aomrn0(1. An As000iatio3 of Patrons of industry VMS organized on Wednesday evening at Whitfield's 8011001 house The following attend 1)101,10 worship. 1s would show oliiue,s were duly elected :—Wm. Car. more respect for themaelru; mu.l a so for noehan, President ; 14(1)10 yoke, Vice. Pr sidest • Joseph \hi.fi d 51("ror ae V ,the pitbliu if they would remain at home J0 Treasurer 8)111 study the tlhi .I commandment.hu Whitfield' : Elizabeth Hoping they will profit by this auvl also Whitfield, Minerva ; Sarah Dough.-ri,v, the advice they have 81(1)1113' 0000v011. Demeter ; John Patterson, Guide ; Wm. Buttery, Sentinel. Title of AssotiaLion, "Lady of Grey." midinto \\'niton or not, but if he does thm andeflthytlere bl: sphemy,ourtt11r�•Hpec ir ivee sce of girls must pet on their best smile when 3,e)1h -r the Sabbath day or those who Bob. is around. It may not be any nee, however. AS si)01100 is sometimes better than epeech the tare mum. MeB"in preached in Currie hast Sunday. The pastor of the Methodist ohureh in Atwood represents the Listowel district on the Stationing Committee, which met Friday evening in Berlin to prepare the first draft of stations for the opening of Conference. What threatened to be the total des. Emotion of the Atwood Planing mill by fire,on Wednesday forenoon of last week, was luckily prevented by a speedy appli- cation of water by the employees of the n1i11. A spark from the smokestack fell on the roof causing the shingles to take lire, The Hook and Ladder Company were on the scene in 1 minute and 40 0eoonda after the alarm was given, but their services wore not needed. F,om an examination of the report of the Victoria University exam. held in April and May we notice the name of J. 11. Mollain well to the front. In exam• inatiol in the Sophomore year of the Arta course he passed in all the subjects of the Pass course of his year and in ad- dition secured firet•class standing in his Honor Department of Mental Philosophy. Besides the work in the Arts oonree, War. MoBain took Bret-olase standing in New Testament history and Historical Theo• logy in the Theological course. At the Convocation W. P. Kerr, L. L. B., pre. minted him with the prize he had won at the Elocution contest in April. Bluevcilo. The recent rains have done a power of good. Mies Melissa Farrow, of Brussels, was in town for a few days. Mrs. W8,11W111 and daughter are visit- ing relatives at Goderiah. (NESS Annie Kerr, of Luoknow, was visiting at W. Gardiner's thia week, Rev. I. B. Wallwin is away at Berlin attending the Methodist conference. He will remain another year at Bluevale we aro pleased to hear. Mre. Lewis lett here hast Wednesday for the Toronto hospital where she will undergo an operation for dropsy. She has been ailing for over a year. Oloimoz P10ronv.—A large number vis- ited the cheese factory last week. The occasion being the testing of milk by the nee of Dr. Babcock'% Milk Test, T. J. Dillon, of the Agricultural Department, Ottawa, wits 00 hand and tested samples of milk. We (earned some interesting [trots regarding this new method which may bo summed up briefly as fellows :— The Babcock Milk Test he a 0imp a do vice, and le made in various sizes, a 80. bo,tle test, costing $25, will toot 00 pat- rons milk in three hours. The 00 bottles are 1)3led with one quart sulphuric acid, costing 21o. for osoh 30 -bottle test. This is one of the largest sizes and which Mr, Dillon Would recommend factories. of an average 00paoi1y to purchase. The 1,011100 are arranged in a circle in a pan resemb.ing a cooking utensil designated a steamer. The test bottles are filled with an equal quantity of milk and sulphuric acid. By cleans of the acid the five ingredients in milli, fat, asst, 0x00100, etc„ are separated, the fat tis' fug midway En the neck of the bottle,tdlu pereeltage of which is readily told y .t scale on the honk, After the filled boltfoe h1V0 been placode in a pan, by mea(10 of a reedit the pall ie whirled uronud at the Nate of 800 re!olltt'011s per minute. This FItit teI. Reeve Mil nu is at Go:lerich. Perihoxs or INDUSTRY.— On T1100217 The Temperance lodge limp se 31)• the evening a strong association of Patrons a garden party on the 19th 01 June. et Industry was organized at Fulton'o Pocket boost lost. $10 reward paid for school house. The following odicera were its recovery. Head advt. in this issue. duly elected:—Alfred Williamson, Preai• J. A. Young is away at Waterloo this dent ; Dugald Mo'Paggart, Vico.Presi. week attending the annual meeting of dent ; Johu Stewart, Secretary ; James the Insurance Company of which he is Cuthill, Treasurer ; Mary Stewart, Mit,- agent. erva ; Jessie McNair, `)0meter ; Wm. Wm. Hall, who lives went of here, lost Woods, Guide ; Ed. Middleton, Sentinel. a valurblo mare a short time ago, She The association is called "Grey's Strang• was taken with inflammation and died hold." There are nearly 100 members of before they could get the veterinary the Order in this notion and Turnbull'o. surgeon there, The world cloves and so does the Order A few days ago the veterinary surgeon of Patrons of Industry. Tho organizer removed a lump as large es a goose egg will lecture in Walton on Monday even. from the inside of the nigh bind leg of a ing, 8th inst., and at the following sections mare of Jas. Laird's. It was hard like in MoKillop next week : Section No. 13 gristle with a bole imide of it. on Tuesday, 9111 inst. ; No. 2 on Wednes- On Sunday Morning of last week John day, and No, 4 on Thnruday, commencing Gill found his mare dead in the yard at 8:90 p. m. Ho will spend the follow. with a big gash in her side and her en- ing week in Hay, in answer to urgent trails on the ground beside bar. He calls from than township. can't imagine hots the accident happen. - ed, as a eareful 0earuh failed to show how Port Arthur 1)0 complaining beenme the it was done. It is a great aisler to C, 1, It steamers pa's by them and doek her mens to him us he expected to foal in a few days, HONOR R01,14.—lteport of the Junior department of Ethel public a0hool for the month of May :—Senior 2rd class— Geo. Greensidea, Wilbur. Lindsay, Willie Milne, Willie Spence, Carrie Eekmier• Junior 2nd class — Joseph Whelpton, Ellie Dilworth and Lillie King equal, He•br9rt Manning, Eliza McCollum. Part 2nd ohms—Maggie Davies, Edith Milne, Alvin Barr, Margery Durnion, Ellen Sanders, Cora Senders. lot ohms Senior—John Peebles, Howard MoAllist. or, Geo. Richardson, Willie Tompkins. let class, Middle—Edna Baynard, Willie Peebles, (Ratcliffe Whelpton and Gideon Zimmer equal), Karl McAllloter. let class, Junior—Willie Willis, Willie Lind. say, George Sharp, Emma Imlay. F. A. Sllannoca, Teacher. • L.ln+t0wori 1. Addison Bowman left last week for Qneboo City. 1•Ie will be away for the summer. A meeting of the directors of the North Perth Partnere' Institute is called for Saturday, June .0th, in Liatowel, to arrange for an Exoulsion to the 0. 11. College, Guelph. J. A, Putlaud, late of the Commercial hotel, is about removing to Gorrie, hav- ing lensed the Albion hotel in that village. Mr. Putl11nd has earned the reputation Cluing 11133 residence in Listowel of keep. ing a iirst.class house, and the people of G0rri0 and neighborhood, se well as the travelling public, will find him an ex. oolhnt Gate,er, The plans for the new furniture factory have been 1l)repltod, and ate 111(01y to be approved about as follows 1—Size of main building, 1.1,0x80 feet, font stories ; boiler and engine room, 50410 feet, 2 storms ; dry kilt and lumber abed, 10x00 foot. The elevator and 0111,11'o are to be placed in a brick tower entirely outside the walls of the factory 01(11 adjoining the railway siding. By this arran1emettt there will be no conmm1icaLion between limen inside the factory, prov,uting the spread of duet, noise, lire etc. The tmohostack is to be entirely of bri3k. The heights of the 00iling0 aee 1.0 bo 131 is kept up for five minutes, when the lid feet 12 feet, 11 feet and 10 feet teepee - is hmueve(1 and by moans of a tubo for lively, all flats to bo furnished will lire the purpose a little hot Water is added to camps0, olosets, wash hash1s, ant all at Port William. Radcliffe looked after the departure of Laroqun, :Ione 4. The latter was gen. (mooed for strangling two little girls at L'Original. Dresden is to have an establishment for the canning of all sorts of fruits and vegetables. A meeting waw held last week and a joint stook company ,formed, directors and president appointed, and all neo( wary arrangements masse for getting speedily to work, purchasing plant, making oontracts, etc. The officers for the concern aro :—President J. w. Sharpe Directors, Messrs. Turner land Waddell ; Seorotary, J. H. Burnie ; Treasurer, C. P. Watson. The company will bo chartered to do bn0iuea0 with a capitol of $10,000. Of this amount 9.4,500 has been subeoribed. POPULAR STALLIONS The following well.known Stallions will travel during the season of 1891, as follows : BLACK GALLOWAY, 11OTOn1Ln at (BROWN. Monday,—Wil( leave hie own stable, Lot 15, Con, 0, Grey, and proceed north to 8t11 con , then west, then north to 0th eon., to Richard Mitchell's .for 3)0oll ; thence to Christian Bokmior's, hthel, for night. Tuesday, --Will prooeod to Taylor's lintel, llenfryn, for noon thenco on 1111) con. to '1')108. Ward's, Went, for night. Wodooetlay, —Will proeeta1 west on 1,21)1 eotl„ 0183', to Wlu. C0rioclou/a for cool ; thence to his own stable for night. Thursday,—Will pro• coed 8011th, 000801 (lranbreak, 19 Joho Clark's, llith cors. (trey, for neon thence to John Bennett's 17th eon., Grey, for night. 1?ridgy, --Will proceed to Samuel Foams stI 11118 Morris, for noon ; thence to Albert Oakl v s, 1)14)3 cot., Grey, for night, Saturday,• --Will proceed to tine Central hotel, stable, 1lrn0eels, for 1100(11 thence to his own stable where he will re. main mail the following Monday morn. in{,'. 1$28.0 l'or further part 10111/11.4 3ilplyI-3any ,telt of the Company. 1., 11:I'II:It, .\;o-nt. Brit.:4et*. 3AJBY A Tip-top Display of the Latest Designs in Blaby Car- riages liave arrived itt 11, Dennis', Brussels, Call and see thele before you purchase elsewhere. Trunks, Valises, Satchels, &c always in stock and solei at Close Prices If you want a set of Light or heavy HIarness 1 can supply you. See our :scotch Collars. R. Dennis. 001 HIGHEST - CASK - PRICE Paid for Wool at the Listowel 'Woollen Mills. We wish to call your at- tention to the fact that we still Want more Wool, and we are determined to make this wool season one of the largest, for we 'have a Tre- mendous Stock of Goods on hand. It is necessary that 3'('u should look around be- fore you dispose of your wool to see where you can make the best purchases with it in WOOL LEN GOODS, Buy in the Cheapest, Sell in the Dearest Do not fail to come and see our Large Stock of New Fine Flannels, in New Shades and Patterns, Something Never Before Shown the Public We have made up a lot of Fine Halifax. Tweeds, just the thing for school boys. We also have a big stock of Fine Tweeds, COai'se Tweeds, Bed Blankets, Horse Blan- kets, Flannels, Robed Skirts, Cotton Shirting's, Cottclnlacle$, Shirts and Drawers for this sensan'S Heade, \Vi'lfcll we oiler AT BOTTOM PaIC S. Everybody should cone; and try our fine Grey Flannel that won't shrink in washing. and out wears the common greyflannel sold the ) I 1.1)b]ie, Boll 0ar.,ing', Spinning, Fulling m 1al Cl etui' fig 1 ullnl� .and IVIa a f (, ,, Tweeds, .Flannels, Blankets, SCC, 011 short notice, itrook d ,S()dd; mnsormtemaawaurham.st MESE WANTS '1')) (.;1:T - Y ,) s` ILL 50000 s c '1 1 WOO In Exchange for 1'l cods. 'l1e Highest .E[arket Price Will be Allcw4.;cr We have a Fine Assortment of Tweeds, Cottons, Flannels, Blan- kets, Sheeting, Knitted. Goods, Yarns, deo. A11 Wool left with us for nlnnuf:u'tnring, whether rolls or otherwise, will 11.l\'t' our prompt attention. Z>lt.,TISFACTION GUAIIAITTEFO HOIATE & CO '9 Brussels. -WC M Still lii 1110 FIEId AND GOING TO REMAIN. It is with the greatest amount of pleasure we now bring before the notice of the public our well Assorted. Fresh and Elegant Stock of FURNITU E We have recently had fitted up our show rooms com- modious and harmonious, where is to be seen every -thing that goas to make the heart of the house -wife jubilant, and make glad the home where our goods are to be found. While we do not profess to keep in detail a large and;; varied assortment of bric-a-brac, notions, &c., for they • c3'ry only be rightly purchased in the city, we rather invite an inspection of our Sideboards, Extension Tables, Secretaries of various sizes, Easy Chairs, Bedroom Suites, etc. PARLOR SUITES from far that would meet the de- mands of a n1Ereliant prince or satisfy the most fastidious, and we are constantly receiving this (:lass of goods from the very best manufacturers. Our Picture Framing Material and Workmanship in this line defies criticism: CURTAIN POLES GORGEOUSLY TRIMMED. We wish further to draw your attention to our Undertaking Department r Complete in all its Appointments.,., FIRST-CLASS HEARSE AND OUTFIT, And the Closest Attention giv.'n to orders of this 111tIote: Embalming, temporary 01' arterial. Ito discoloring or unpleasant odor in the hottest weather. Forty years experience 1411 House Building awl 1tia Manufacture of Sash and Doors should impart, a knowledgi13 of this line of our business, 111101, while we 1(•..n truthfnllV say we neves' were so busy '1S at present, our 1n1111cil••y' i14 great and enables las t0 get t.11l'-)tlgh an immens3 (01(1,3 1) t 111 work, and )V0 CAD tlll`11 it 0)11 (111 very short 110ti, Smith i BR( USS SLS.