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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1891-9-25, Page 44 TIIE BRUSSELS POST imaseezeseezeitee....na,retest zeztu asseez i ' .. ttwerI'a, e�ev;.ss;e rzinerreeetanemeeenn'misers.rasmevernieseeetz assts cesznar>:•ta' ezeivnr,•amrierte ew ewenennlr t:o;:r m New Advertisements. Local --Gee 0oed. 1,00al—Thos. Kelly. Leone --J. J. Gilpin. Locals—J. C. Ayer. ('01'Heta-- A, Stt•lteha0. Strayed .Win. Bla,thill. Locale-11Ire. E. Refers, Local—Star Reeteurtuit. Arriving-- 0, A, Deadman. Locals--Fergneen ie 1I111iday. School I1ooks—Pose Bookstore. Servant Wanted —Pose Publishing Mouse, (1 1)l 3i1`tlzze15 4)Ost, FRID,-1l', ,SEPT. 25, 1891. DotunuN Parliament may prtrogun next week. Mr. Lister's arraignment of Postmaster General Haggart may delay matters but it will be time well spent'. An additional sessional allowance to the members is one of the probabilities. JUDGE G:wi has decided that what is known as the Park By-law is good law and that the Toronto Council had power to pass it. This settles the validity of it, and henceforth the disturbers of the peace who have been wont to gather in the park on Sunday will have to regard it as apylying to them. THERE is every indication of a big European war before very long. The leading powers have their military are rangemente all made and their troops drilled. Who will drop the spark into the magazine is not definitely known but with all the modern death dealing engin. ery of war a fierce 0005010 could be waged in short order. The white flag of peace does not float over Russia, Ger. many, Frame or even England today as all these nations are armed to the teeth and ready for the outburst whenever it comes. ' CONSIDERABLE attention is being direct. ed to a seizure of cattle at Montreal troubled with pulmonary consumption, or something like ie. The disease often shows itself by lumps on the neck. the Provincial Board of Health is investigat- ing the case and is advising looal Boards, cattle dealers and farmers to keep a sharp look out for diseased cattle, It is said a few affected animals have been found in Huron County. Good, whole- some meat is one of the staples and pee_ ole cannot be too partioular about seeing th tt it is so. AT the risk of being terribly disloyal we beg leave to state that the annual ex- penditure of thousands of dollars for the so called drill of Canadian volunteers is, in our opinion, a waste of good money. If the men, or boys, were drilled once a month or even quarterly during the year by the officers it would not be so bad but such is not the case and in a score of in- stances in every Battalion one year's drill is all that ie taken. Siolmess (?) or P)'ivate supplies are the order after the novelty is over. There is room for big improve- ment by the Militia Department. root his wily into the stomachs of those of the Danishpeople who care for pol'!t, ea well as the rotund Germrut, and there is mule genteel and dignified exultntiou over that feet et the Agrieultnral Ile• pertinent tu.dny, 'Chis morning Beore- tary husk received official illforuratiou riot Denmark bed removed, upon the same terms as those advanced by Ger, many, all the restrictions which have for some time past shut the American pork. ' er out of these markets. Seeretery 11 tisk says this movement 111 fitvor of our hog le, he feels Duro, going to extend un• ill It becomes printieitlly lillallinl0ne, "How much of it market will there be ? It is reasonable to suppeso that we shall sell ut least $70,000,000 woftlemeys Duch: J 0rry. The provisional government of Chili was recognized this week by the United States as the government de facto of that country. It's a long lane that brei no turning, bit now that they have reached ale turn our Chllian neighbors will look upon the act of recognition ire an assurance of genuine and enduring friendship. Whether Mr, ligan should be retaloed in Chili as the representa- tive of the United States will largely de. pend upon the ncoeunt he renders of his stewardship tinder the Balmaaeda govern- ment with whioli the State Department i has not vet favored the public. The Itata is to be returned to the Chilien government in accordance with the terms of a compromise effoated at a oouferenec between the congressional re- presentatives here and Secretary Traoy and Attorusy•General Miller. It is not an unconditional surrender of the vessel and a simple baokdowu on the part of the Il. S. The terms of the agreement are that the (Milian government is to pity the United States a sum equal to the expense incurred in pursuing end cap- turing the Itate. Ex•Attorney-General Garland writes from Hominy Hill, Ark., to contradict and head off rumors t0 the effect that he is in any sense it candidate for one of the vacant places on the Interstate Com- merce Commission. He was offered an original appointment on the commission by Mr. Cleveland and declined. He says he has definitely retired from public life. Tho old reliable "well-defined rumor" has finally found time to "eouueet" YIr. Clarkson with the coming Cabinet vaoancy. Mr. Blaine is about to return to the Capitol. The Blaine mansion in Madi- son Place is thoroughly overhauled pre- paratory to the arrival of the Searetary, and itis expected that he will be back at the State Department by Oct. let. Secretary Prootor intends to resign his preseut office before taking the Sen- atorship. DUNNS BAKING POWDER THECOOK'SBEST FRIEND LARGEST SALE Id CANADA. Money to Loan, Money to Loan on Farm Pro- perty at LOTTEST "LITES. Washington Letter. (From our Regular Correspondent.) lAsnroo'rosr, Sept. 11, 'e1. The Bar Hareorite who has been en• gaged in editing the Blaine health butle- tiu since the Secretary took refuge at that seaside resort would prove a valu- able plan in any wella'egulated news- paper office. His versatility and genius have run all through the series of official announcements. When Mr. Blaine's condition first became alarming the manipulator of the Bar Harbor health stereopticon said so. He did not say so in the dull, sickening thud manner em- ployed by some correspondents. He said so gracefully and in a style calculated to create sympathy for tate distinguished Patient. when Mr. Blaine's condition began to improve the health bulletin man bad him recover with a delicately shaded crescendo movement that oould not fail to attract ole attention of the whole country. If Mr. Blaine should finally succeed in his Presidential aspira- tions he will prove most ungrateful if he fails to provide something handsome for the enterprising individual who edited the Bar Harbor health bulletins. "It doesn't mutter who is selected Speaker of the next House," said a prom- inent statesman the other evening, 'there is going to be a great deal of heart -burn- ing over the committee aseignmente. If precedent be followed the single State of Texas would be entitled to four chairmen —Mills, of the Ways and Means Com- mittee ; Culbertson,of Judieiary ; Crain, of Pacific Railroads, and Kilgore, of En- rolled Bills. But should Mr. Mills be elected Speaker, he would lay himself open to the charge of undue preference shonld he give chairmanships to three of his own delegation, Who would he out out ? This is only an illustration of the stumbling blocks that lie in the path of the winner. Somebody is bound to flet hnxr, because there are not enough chair- manships to 5o• around, particularly as every one of the defeated Speakerebip candidates thinks he will be justly en- titled to (read one of the big committees." Judge Cooley, chairman of the inter state commerce commission, Inge resign- ed. The news created no surprise here. Although it has been known for nearly two years that Judge Cooley might re. sign at almost any time, as he leaked the strength since hie severe illness to perform the duties of hle office, his resig- nation comes as a, shock to an important branch of the service, Chairman Cooley was the great lawyer and great man of the commission. Not only so ; he was one of the ablest constitutional lawyers and writers on eonstitubionel and muni- cipal law that the oountry has ever had, The American hog le now at liberty to and Company Funds. DICKSON& HAYS, solicitors, Ede., BRUSSELS, ONT. ALLAN LINE Royal Dlail Steamships. CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE FOBTNIOOTLir SATLIN68 FRo31 PORTLAND on HALIFAX, ro DERRY OR LIVERPOOL. CABIN RATS, * 80. *110 and *60, Single 880, to ooolttoordingLotnfSaerom INTERMEDIATE, Outward 925; Prepaid 860 Steerage at Lowest Rates. Accommodations Unsurpassed. Apply to 8. & A. ALLAN, Montreal, on W. II. IL.E11.11, AGENT, BnUssELS. onstipartion, IF not remedied in season, 18 liable to become habitual and chronic. Dras- tic purgatives, by weakening the bowels, confirm, rather than cure, the evil. Ayer's Pins, being mild, effective, and strengthening in.tlteir action, aro gener- ally recommended by the faculty as the best of aperients. "Having•been snbjeot, for years to constipation, without being able to find much relief, I at last tried Ayer's Pills. I deem it both a duty and a pleasure to testify that I have (leered great ben- efit from their use. For over two years past I have taken one of these pills every night before retiring. I would net willingly be without them."—G. W. Bowman, L0 Last Main st., Carlisle, Pa. "0 have been taping Ayer's Pills and using thein in my family since 1807, and cheerfully recommend then to all in need of a safe Let offnetned cathartic." —John M. Legge, Louisville, ley "For eight years Iwasafllir.ted with eonstlpatian, which at last became 00 Ind that the tdoetors could do no more lar me. Then I begun to take Ayer's P)lle, and r,uon the towels recovered their natural and reirular all inn, so tint 70 ,W I am in excellent Health."—S. L, S..oughbritige, Bryan, Texas. leaving ,nod Ayer's Pills, with gond resill8,0 fully inder00 thein for the pul- pses for Which they ere recommended." —T. Cohners, 80. D., Centro Bridge, Pa. yer Pills, PREPARED n? Cr, J. 0. Ayer Be co., Lowell, mass. Sold by e11 Drugfdete sod Dealers in Medioina NE NU El IN ••••••AT Eh GODIS MRS. E. ROGERS, Brussels. eve E Invite the Lathes of Brussels and Vicinity to inspect. More especially, our Dress Goods Department, both black and col- ored Goods. We have a very large stock of both, comprising all the most Fashionable Styles, and prices away down to the Lowest. We have also a very large stock of Shirtings,Flanneletts,Cottonades,Citrpets Velveteens, in fact everything new and good. We most cordially in- vite Patrons of Industry to examine our Stock, and feel sure our prices will be found lower thein; so called Patron and Grange Stores, and the Goods we offer are all ne'ly and Fashionable. We invite inspection, no trouble to show goods millno compulsion to buy. Tea rh'`eett?seellre EiNe:'------- MILLINERY! MISS GREEN, our popular Milliner, has just returned from the Markets and is preparing for our opening which will take place on the IST, 2ND AND 3RD OCTOBER. We invite every Lady to see our beautiful Goods which this Season are very Tasteful and Elegant. efegieWee.metaltttee MANTLE CLOTHS! In this Department we have some new designs. Our Stock is very largo aucl we feel confident we can suit the most fastidious taste, but unless a Garment of this description is made to fit properly it becomes a waste of Material. Miss MooRE has again charge of this Department, being, as everybody is aware, a practical hand and guarantees it first-classdfit or no sale. Sept. 18, '91. E. ROGERS, Brussels. Why Not Da Your Own Thinking? Bnuss0Le, November 800,1802. S. M. McLEon, Goderieb, DEAR SIR. --I 1(10010 have written before now to let you know bow I ant getting along I 801 alob better than lwas; gaining strength every day. I have a good appetite and sleep well. I can taste the full quantity of the System Renovator and It does not sicken me. My limbo aro all right now; quite smart in that way; owe111ngg all gone, The great thirst is gone; I drink no water at night, but I take a little buttermilk. I aur quite straight again, Send me another bottle of your System Renovator, Yoare,&a, JAs. DUNCAN. FOURTEEN SIONTH0 LATER. BRUSSELS, February 7111,1601. 3. M. MaLEon, Goderich, DEAR See.—Fifteen years ago last Novem- ber I started to doctor drat; I was treated for dyspepsia, but they never helped me any, At times I suffered greatly from MT stomach; I continued. bot I grew worse. I turned dropsical ; limbs and body swelled badly. You know the state I was in when I went to Goderiob--a mere wreck, could hardly walk—Mitering from Briget's dis- ease. Just one year ago last fall I began year Renovator and SpaeiBo Cure. I began to mend in a few days; continued then for three months Neatly, 'Although I was told I could not be cured, if you sew me now, well and hearty ; eat everything that 00mes Inthe way. Iowe you the praise of saving my life. I was in a Hopeless condition when I went to you, in font no ono thought I would gob better, I oaunot speak too highly of you and of your medicines, for it was them that cored me, words cannot express my thanks to you, Freely pass my name to anyone. Yours, &c., JAkt110 DUNCAN, SOLD BY J. T. PEPPER, Bmisseee. BABY (ARBIAGES ! A Tip-top Display of the Latest Designs in Baby Car- riages have arrived at Hl Dennis', Brussels). Gall and see then before you purchase elsewhere. Trunks, Valises, Satchels, &c always in stock and sold at Close Prices If you want a set of Light or Heavy Ilarness I can supply you, See our Scotch Collars. 11« Denis. g'O T 1-+1 BRUSSELS WOOLEN IJLL WANTS TO GET 50,000 POUNDS OF WOOL In Exchange for Goods. The Highest Market Price will be allowed. We have a Fine Assortment of Tweeds, Cottons, Flannels, Blan- kets, Sheeting, Knitted Goods, Yarns, &o. All Wool left with us for manufacturing, whether rolls or otherwise, will have our prompt attention. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED HOWE & CO., Brussels. SEPT.40•COMMaa:Mapigi/M/001.W. 11.•110 25, 1891 Alvltol J 0 i,Anajo V`VUIITE YORK - 1 SHIRE BOAIR. '19u, lords i:;ua 1 will keep for servleo this , 1(00,0111 urnsnu Ile lulptuve,t burgs whim Yor orris, to 1dg "Bendy" p6 let 31), 31ra rb, 1 wln;olr 1 !linked 101111,1,• of solus will be ttltetl, '1'er118 .+1.110 00 be p81rl at (Awe ofservlee, with the privilege of return - 180 it ne0e0sary, Pedigree nlito be send • 111)• u1 ap,Ileatlmt• 101)11;1('1' N1(11I0I,, 1501 Proprietor, REAL ESTATE. I11AR1iS FOR 8ALE .—`FHE UN- DEns1GNF.n has several good Farms for sale and to rout, easy terms nil Townships of Kerrie and Grey, F. S. SCOTT, Brussels, 87.11, �IIOIOE FrtlliM FOR SALE.— Lot 1.1, Con. 10, are ; 100 60108 1 [(wif- eless bull ll ors. A rare bargain to a Dash bur¢ha5er. Itie l,eye eet. Apply at 0000 to 1V, Al, S f iv CLAIM, Solicitor, Brussels. 80- ("ILIOTOE FAl ll FOR SALE. - 5, Being South half Lot 27, 0011.11, Morris, Ionna eavcrnnugueasaryipagll8•1o011,rud, IGmnomdobdhtlite session. 1a03 ipn•g>ee- , 'Oe'a,lo. Apply to 1v. 111, Sl N CLAIRO, 11- Solicitor, ,90„ Weenie. FARM 11'OIt SALE.—THE UN- ,lersignelloffers 1119 Valuable 106 acre form, being Lot 12, Con, 0, Grey, for Hale. T110re aro 85 60000 under crop, balance timbered. There is a good orchard, 108118, &o, on the mein Isom, besides leg horse, bank hare, &a. will be sold on reasonable terms. Fm' price and full particulars apply 10 1331, .HA l310l RK, Il ru muds P. ti., 01' Jung 1(08110110, Soalnrth, Ont. 170(10 VALUABLE 50 ACRE FAR11I eon SALE.—Being west , Lot 11, Con. O, Cirny,+1miles front Brussels. The laud is good clay learn, well drained, meetly all cleared and in good order. Ono acre of or- chard in g0011 repair. Thom is a never 'flail- ing spring on the premiums and an extra well at the buildings, The bnildinge aro camfort- able. would tante suitable property in or near Brussels as part pay. For further par- ticulars apply ml tbo premises to TI30S. MoGRFG011, or address Brussels P. 0. 0010 1'ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN - DEMON= executors offer the John Lowe farm for sale. 0110 property consists of 100 acres, being Lut 10, con. 0, Grey, anti having thereon a first-class brick house, bank barn, orchard, wells, never -failing spring, good fences, &u. About 70 sores cleared, halauoe hash. P000ession will bo given next Pall. For further particulars as t0 price and terms apply to W. B, D0ONS011, Solicitor, Brussels, or to G2-tf .7140. SMITI•I, l:x¢outol s. N. J. kit:A tTHUR 00)1 eon., Croy. L'ARM FOR SALE.—TIIE UN- DEn010NEn offers for sate the north oast quarter of lot 28, concession 0, Norris, County 0f Huron, containing 50 ,ores, Thu laud is of first quality and in a high state of cultivation, wall leveed and under -ii aained, e'S acres cleared. New frame 115050,S rooms, milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells, good barna and shod, orchard, etc. Eight soros of fall wheat. f1105 ausirable property adfoius the oorpoiation of Brussels. Suit. able torn' will he given. Title perfect TAMES-G1t1EVIS, Owner, 86- 80efort1 P. 0, OOD FARM FOR SALE...-. — The dnaorstgntd Executors 01011 the "John Forbes" (farm for sale. The property eonsisto of 150 awes, being lot 0, 000,8, and west half lot 7, con. 8, Grey township. There tiro 100 acres cleared anti made• crop, balance hardwood bush. On the preiniie8 is 0 gond 0 storey brick house, large blank barn with stone Stabling, wells, windmill and piping to stables, two orchards, good fences, &e. The trtl'111 is iu 0 good state of cultivation and is only 22.4 unties froom lire sols. Possession to Qoruitapply pulehtoneor• Forprise, terms, &c., writo 0-01 JAS, CARDIFF, -Brussels P, 0. or 1). 14'010168, 0 tratf0111. • DR. SINCLAIR, Specialist, - Toronto. JONATHAN BUSOnART, Libtowol, eoys "After spending all my money and property to leo purpose 011 8(0111001 men, for what they tanned a hopeless naso at consumption, Dr. Sinclair cured mu." Itlna. Mawr Fnuro1o, \Vnadhonse, says ;— "When all others failed, Dr. Siuulair mired m e 00 80e." D. Itonl:nmsoN, Carleton Plane, says:— "Dr. Sinclair cured me of Catarrh." GED, BOWED, Blyth, says:—'•Dr. Sinclair oured me of heart disease ao4 dropsy, when all others failed." Diseases of Prioata Nature, brought 011 by jolly, Dr. Sinclair certainly Ogres. Co o,, station Fre®. WILL BE AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS, _0N— Friday, Sept. 25th, '91, THOS. FLFTCHE , Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler. Thanking the public for past favors and support and whaling sbill to secure your patronage, we are opening out Full Lines in GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. Silver Plated Ware from 10etabliehod and Reliable Makers fully warranted by us. Clocks of the .Latest Designs. JEWELRY WISDBING RINGS, LADIES GElf RINGS, B1too011Ee, &IMMRGO, 1;a. I "Aiso a Full Line of Vf000Ns and Violin Strings, tee., in stook. N. R. --Insurer erhMarriage licenses. T. Fletpher,' Brussels.