The Brussels Post, 1891-11-13, Page 44
New Advertisements.
Local -Clea, Good.
Loomis --.Dr. J. C. Ayer.
Strayed—Chita, tiwiteer.
Take a ,fill ---J. T. Pepper.
Girl Wanted- -Are. Eitnig.
Auction Sale ---A, Clovert>loelt.
Locals—Ferguson & llalli4ay.
Teaoher Wanted -John Stewart.
Photo. Gallery-Walter Burgess.
Excursion to Caliiornia--C. 1'. R.
The New Store -Irwin l 11IoBain,
Cub[ 'll'llssfrs °' est.
FRIDAY , NOV. 13, 1891.
THE election for the Local Legislature
in East Wellington came off maeTuesday.
Mr- Craig, of Fereue, the Reform nom-
inee, is reported elected.
Tun School Board has held nine
Trustee meetings this year so far and
the record for attendenoe is as follows :—
H. Dennis, 9 ; T. Fletcher, 8 ; W. B.
Dickson, 8 ; T. farrow, 7 ; A. Hooter, 5;
R. L. Taylor, 5. Several tinges meetings
could not be held ou account of a quorum
not being present, but the average is not
bad for the Board.
LrsmowEL Town Commit has passed a
Bylaw prohibiting children under 15
years of age walking the streets after 9
o'elook p. 01., unless accompanied by
their parents or guardians. At the hour
mentioned above the town bell is rung
and youngsters found on the street after
that are taken in charge by the con-
stables. Berlin has the same law in force
and find it works well. It may be count-
ed a little arbitrary by some bnt in the
majority of oases no good comes from
"gadding" the streets at all hours. If
the "curfew" were rung in Bruseels it
would have a wholesome effect on a good
many boys and girls who appear to go
home when they like—and the "like"
usually extending until 10 o'clock and
after. Parents who neglect to see that
proper hours are kept need not be sur-
prised if their children graduate at an
early age.
SEVEaw very matter of fact illustra-
tions or object lessous,have been given here
this Fall proving the folly and absurdity
of the credit system and more than one
business mar, hae had to square of 90.
counts by uniting "dead beat" opposit e.
If these lead to the abolition oflong oredit
and the introduction of prompt cash, pay
as you go, it would be money well expend-
ed but we dont believe it will and the
result will be a re.oc0nrrenee of the
past in the time to come. The credit
system is n fraud from first to last and
has loves and disappointments in its
train continually. Some of our business
men are Fusing that they can do away
with credit and have better results than
with 11 and we are convinced that the
cash system only requires a fair trial
to prove that it is the only satisfactory
way of doing business for buyer and
seller. By the time a few more of us
are bitten by birds of prey, we will likely
see the propriety of "pay as you got'
1891 will soon have run its race and
before long either the present village
Council will have a new lease of power
or five other g' od men will eft at the
Board. It is well, therefore, to take a
look into the future and if possible econ-
omise in every way possible so as to
lower our rate of taxation and still keep
everything in ship shape. A few weeks
ago TEE Pose took up the matter of
substituting gravel for plank in making
sidewalks end we believe there is a un-
animity of opinion on that subject and if
properly attended to a heavy drain on
the corporation Treasttry will be cut off.
The School Board has asked fur the ap•
pointment of a Truant Officer and the
engaging of such an official means an in.
urease in expenditure. We are of the
opinion that this officer should not be
appointed until the opening of a new
year and in the meantime let some well
defined plan be arranged whereby the
Truant officer will also attend to the re-
pairing of sidewalks, spreading gravel,aet
as constable, ring the town ball at 7, 12
and 6 o'olools and peforlu the duties of
Sanitacp Inspector. There may be other
duties this officer might also look after
so as to Bove expense, Some people may
be disposed to frown down this idea but
if the right man is secured it cannot fail
to be a satisfactory arrangement and the
individual would be at the call of the
Reeve or Counoil at any time, Tnn
Pose will stand by this position whether
a majority of the ratepayers do or not
as w e are convinced that 11>e residents of
B urseele who tanto au interest m municipal
affairs will And that the balance will be
o n the credit side of the ledger at the
close of the year, It's worth while con.
sidering this matter.
Monkton Methodists are putting a atone
foundation under the parsonage.
Daniel Whale, of Mitchell, sentenoed
to lite imprisonment, was taken 10 tbo
Kingston penitentiary on Tuesday of
last week. Whale has a son in India.
Home weeks ago he sant word that he
was coming home to see his mother.
No mord of her sad end could be sent to
him as the family did not know his
address. It will be a severe blow to the
poor man when he arrives to find his
mother dead and his father undergoing a
life sentence for her murder,
Perth County,
Mayor Jahn Brown has been elected
Proetdeit of the Stratford Clea Co, ae the
5nct 1 sat i to Judge Woods who recently
resigw„1.
{kbome vert childish children 161,5 fonts
in St. Marys amnee themselves by ring-
ing door belle and then running away,
petting people to the atinoyanae of
Answering the boor witbont undae.Si venal
thus anneysd are 11,11114 to pettish the
first they Dan catch at it.
While in London, England, recently,
Mr. and Ml's, Dent, of Jiitohsll, had the
pleasure of spending an aven40; with
Rev. P. 13. DeLuln, kt former rentor of
Trinity cherub, Mitohelh iia is oom-
fortably located, but will return to Can.
oda as soon as his wife has fully recover-
ed from her hip disease.
The Grand Trunk l000motirs shops at
Stratford are being °Merged by the ad-
dition of a now building, and their efe.
eienoy has lately been increased by the
addition of 95,000 worth of new machin-
ery. It is iuteuded to pot in an eleetrio
light plant and light the shops by electric.
ity as soon as practicable,
Col. McKnight, of the 28111 Battalion,
has had a roam fitted up in the drill shed
et Stratford for the use of the 1100.00m.
miscionedofferers of the battalion, and it
is his inteutiou during the winter months
to hold weekly meetings, at which the
ton-oommissioned officers will bo in-
structed in their various date,/ by one or
the other of their snperior officers.
The Reliance Eleotrio Light Oo., whose
contract for street lighting at Stratford
went into effect November 1st, le strong-
109 to operate three alrotiits—an outside
aro circuit, all inside arc circuit and one
for incandescent lighting. The Stratford
Electric Light Co, has reduced the print
of its service, and theaompetitiou between
the two ootnpanies is likely to be very
keen.
GOLDEN WsDnrvu.—Ou Monday even.
Mg, of last week, Henry lIeller and wife,
lot 7, con. 18, Elam, celebrated their ,
golden wedding. The couple, who for
half a century have shared each other's
joys and sorrows, were married i1, Frank-
fort -on Main, Germsuy, in 1841, and
emigrated to Canada in 1847, settling in
the DOW town of Berlin. They have heels
residents of Lima township since 1809.
Six children, one son and five daughters,
were born to them. There are thirteen
grand children and two great grand
children. On Monday evening there
were present their two daughters and son
Conrad, six grand children and one great
grand child, besides about twenty-five in-
timate friends of the family, including
Rev. Mr, Brandon and wife. Nntnerous
appropriate presents were presented to
the old couple as tokens of the love and
esteem in which they are held by those
who know theta best. May they be
spared to enjoy many more years of
wedded happiness. Few couples, in the
brief span allotted to man, are thus per-
mitted to celebrate the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their wedding.
DUNN'S
BAKINC
POWDER
THECOOK'SSESTFR{END
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA,
Listen
to plain facts about the B. &C.
corset. You can't break the
bones—for one thing. If you
do, within a year, you'll have
your money back. It fits like
a glove. And hear how it's
sold : if you're not satisfied,
after a few weeks' wear, you
can return it and get your
money.
FOR Sara sr A. STRACIf.1N.
Catarrh.
is a blood disease. Until the poison is
expelled from the system, there can
be no cure for this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is a thorough course
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla—the best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the better ; delay is dangerous.
"I was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. I tried various remedies,
and was treated by a number of physi-
cians, but received no benefit until I
few bn to
of this Ayer's
curet me f
this troublesome complaint and com-
pletely restored my Llooltlt.”—Jesse 14:1.
Boggs, I3olman's Mills, N, C.
"When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rec-
ommended to me for catarrh, I was in-
clined to doubt Its efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben-
efit, I had no faith that anything would
cure me. I became emaciated from loss
Of appetite and impaired digeation. 1
had nearly lost the sonse of smell and
any system was badly deranged, I was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me to try Ayers Sarsaparilla, and re-
ferred me to persons whom it had cured
Of catarrh. After takinghalf a dozen
bottles of this medicine, am convinced
that the only Bare way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
Charles 11. Maloney, 113 River 6t.,
Lowell, hfaee,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
TIMPA BD Its
Ur, J. C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Pries Si; six bottles, $6, ti'ortb $5 It bottle.
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1 have leased the Photo. Gallery
in
Capt, Stretton's .Block,
1 31zi7 twT+;lL1.el,
and have fitted it up in the most
approved and modern style.
Nothing bot first-class
work turned out arlll sat-
irfrtction guaranteed.
CRAYON AND WATER COLOR
WORK A EPEGIAITY.
Piotdre Framing done neatly
and cheaply. Moulding
always 1/7 Stock.
Nov, 1.3, 1891
--AND TIIP
—TO BUY YOUR
I Solicit a trial from the Ileo- noes
pie of Brussels and acljoinin 1
Coalltry.and feel assured you will 1 ,
bo well pleased with the result.
WALTER EMIS.
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within the reach of all and
W IS THE TIME.
7.000 yards Plaice Dress Goods at 15c. worth 20c.
THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL 115 Pieces Black and Colored Cashmere at 50c. would be
extra value at 60c.
IS THE NEW PREMIUM ask to see our 19c. Flannel worth 25c,
Given to every subscriber. new or old. of THE
lv'EEs5I' EBIPIEE FOft 1St18. 'Monsends of
dollars have boon spent in ile preparation. Its
aneouse Is fully assured; it Is n highly valued
souvenir of the greatest statesman Ind the most
honored Wader ever known In Cnnadian history.
This beautiful Memorial Album contains 15
full-page illustrations of interesting scenes In
connection with the history of Sir John. end
presence to the thousands of admirers of our lets
chief many new and valuable portraitures.
READ THE LIST.
Full-page Portraits of Sir John ani
Baroness 3lnedonnld ; Birthplace of Si
John 1n Glasgow ; Portrait of Sir Jointu'hea a ynung,man ; Portrait of Sir John's
Mother, the only one ever published; The
Old Homestead at KhUgat/111, occupied by
Sir John during the Itebellton of 1837;
talrnaclllfe, Sir John's Itraldcnce at Ottawa;
Interior of Senate Chamber, Ottawa, show-
ing the Guard of (loner mid Body Lying in
State; Exterior View of (louses of Parlia-
ment, with Funeral Procession forming in
the foregro. ell ; flew of Eastern Block,
ParlianteneCittildliagoi, with Funeral Pro-
cession passing; Flue View City hall. Kings-
ton, Draped In Mourning, as 11 appeared
the day Sir John's Holly reached Kingston
and Lay In State ; (.rave at Catnragai 80010.
Eery, with Floral Tributes from 1115 TIe1115.
1111(15 Or FItllavver5 ; 1ieW of Westminster
Abbey, In w'hleh Oho Memorial Service was
held; Interior View of Westminster; Flew of SE. Well's Cathedral, let which 8 Memo-
rial Tablet will be Erected to Sir JO he's Memory; Interior 'View ol'St. Paul's Cathedral.
All these views are fine half -toned Photogravures on heavy enameled paper, and suitably
bound, with an illuminated and embossed cover. A really valuable souvenir that will ba n
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Sond in yanr orders early, mill ONE DOLLAR, and get TUE WEEKLY EMPIRE for One year
and this 1110110101AL ALBUM.
New subscribers wilt revolve MN WIMIcLY S:Mruln free for balance of this year.
E'RE AFTER BUSiESS5
N account of the large and increasing business that
we are now doing we find our Factory and ware -
rooms altogether too small for our stock and are compelled
to find more room for the display and storage of our mer-
chandise. For this purpose we have opened out in full
blast a
Furniture Store
in the building lately occupied by A. R. Smith,
near the Post Office, Brussels, where we can show you in
endless variety full lines of everything in the way of Fur-
niture. This place is easy of access, and as you are passing
and re -passing for your mail, call i11 and see us if you can
spare the time and we will be happy to show you our stock.
We are quite up to the mark in
Bedroom and Parlor Suites, Ex. and every
other kind of Tables, &c., &c., Side Boards,
Secretaries, in all kinds of wood and
all manner ofi nish.
U11,7' "ASolicl Corntot°t" Reclining Hant1mock,
Chairs are unexcelled and we invite
your inspection of them.
Our Under-
taking appoint-
ments are not
surpassed by
any and orders
of this Nature
will receive
ollr undivided
attention.
The store is specially supervised by Messrs, David
Hogg and G. A. food, two young 10011, excellently qualsfi-
ed, who will ably and pleasantly attend to the wants and
requirements of all our customers.
Yours truly,
Smith, Malcolm & Gibson.
10 Doz Ladies' Cashmere Bose at 43c. worth 60c.
5 Doz. Ladies' Heavy Wool Hose at 25c,, splendid quality.
Ladies' Vests at 50c , 60c., 75c., $1.00 and $1 25.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
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15 Dor. all. Wool Shirts and Drawers at 50c. worth 65e.
10 Doz. Mens' Ties at 25c, worth 350,
Nfen's heavy Wool Hose; at 15e., 20e , 25c., 40e, and 50e,
FERGUSON &
HALLIDAY.
Opposite American hotel,
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BRUSSELS %VOOL31 MILL
WANTS TO GET
50,000 POUNDS OF WOOL
In Exchange for Goods.
The .Highest ylarket Price will be allowed,
'We have a Pi ,e Assortment of
Tweeds, Cottons, Flannels, Blan-
kets, Sheeting, Knitted
Goods, Yarns, 8co,
semeasweroslow
All Wool left with us for manufacturing, whether rolls or
otherwise, will have our prompt attention.
SATISFACTION GT.TAIUNTEED
HOWE V F & Co.,
Brussels.
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