The Brussels Post, 1892-1-8, Page 5JAN, 8, 1892
C l ral It b roolc.
JAIL 81110141r loft last Monday tut (lay.
lord, thiob., where ho purposes to spend
the winter.
]), ,lolneton and R. 1, Cameron, an.
dents of Knox College, loft for Toronto
lust liloneay,
J„h11 AleMoo, eldest vote of Rev. D. 11.
11cLao has gone to the Hamilton Cele
leeiabe .fnslitete where ho will proseooto
J,io BtucIioH,
Mrs, Malt.te went with him
to tete Ambitious city.
'I'lie Royal Template of Temt)orauoe
hold a very successful b'x social in
Daniels Ilan on Wodnosday evening of
lamb week. The program consisted of
tnaelard allot literary Holeetioter.
t'itonilfop.
Judgment wee given at Oenoode Hall
hast, week by Judge L'alconbsidge in Ilan -
00. vs. Attehoson, which won tried at
Gu,ternh and Toronto. Aa ion for
damage for trespass to laud anti for a
dt,eleration ns to the true position of the
di visite) fence between the lauds of the
plaiuL,ff and defendaltt,.beiug reepn.otive.
ly doe south Molt and the north belt of
lot SO in the 91h con, of the township
Of McKillop, in the county of Huon,
and for it mandutury injuuutiun to Conn
pel the defendant to restore the fence, on
the boundary line. Buil I•artlea 1,011,g
WillingJ
� i.ln to accept a de 'el h
orae estnblu un the
f,I
1itla tail b once Warren
o the true Mal
proper line between tie m, judgment wets
given uceodingly. Tho leagued judge
discussed the question of coats and coon
eluded there slu,uld be no eats to either
party. Ayleeworlh, Q. 0., and Hays
(Soatorthl for the plaintiff. Garrow, Q.
0., and 1'roudf"ut (Roder -Rh) for the de-
fendant.
15iu40v:114!.
Ben, Haults, of Bluevaee, wee in (lode.
rich this week vieiting his mother and
taking leave of his brother Win. on hie
ronrn to his Northwest home.
A. FLorrr GATHERING.- Th. Goclerich
Star says :-A very interesting and
pleasant ehrisrmas was spent at Elm
Lawn, the residence of William MoCleat,
it being shire. MuUlean's birthday and also
the 000asion of the christening of their
little graed-daughter, the infant child of
Rev. I. B. and Mrs. Wallwin. A number
of friends werepresent, and J'fr, Mu0lean,
feeling better for a few days than he has
for some months, was able, in his former
generous and hearty manner, to make
everything bright and happy. Four
generations were represented, the great.
grandmother, grandmother, mother and
daughter. The spacious drawing room
was filled, and Rev. J. E. Howell, 11. A.,
who three "'ears ago ordained Mr. Wall -
win, performed the ceremony, giving the
little girl, who is a bright and beautifer
child, the name of Francis Marion. The
ohild was made the recipient of some
pretty (Moistens boxes.
Atwood.
At the Rankin Concert Co'e. entertain.
ment, on the evening of Deo. 25111, the
sem of 51115 was lost.
Lamont Bros., of Listowel, have pub a
beautiful Hoerr piano into the home of
J. delimit op, of this town.
l:ir. Rice lits bought the property upon
which shads L. Hiles butcher shop and
Currie eC' Ile'ghau's tailor shop. The
property is eplendidly situated.
At the meeting of the Presbyterian
Mission Band over 51.1 was taken to
farther the goo., week undertaken by the
Band. Miss Lizzie Graham is Presi
dent, and is a host in herself in mi•eiou
work.
At tete annual business meeting of the
Preebo terian congregation it was decided
to build a new manse next Spring on the
site of the old one at a cost not exceeding
52,000. The old s•rum ere was purchased
by Joseph Priest for 5150,
The concert under the otuspioes of the
Independent Order of Foreseers, exceed-
ed the expectations of the promoters.
The house was pelted ; the Rankin
family furnished an excellent entertain-
ment, and last, but not least, the receipts
netted something life 5100.
The menial meeting of the Atwood
Public school woos held on Wednesday of
lent week. Jas. Hanna was elected
trustee to SII the vacancy caooed by Jas.
Irwie.'s removal to Brussels. 'f'hetrestees
for 1892 are : Wm, Dickson, Seo,•Treas. ;
Robb. Parker and Janne Hanna.
.V911to91.
biisa Addie Crisp, of Londesboro', is
visiting friends in Walton.
Mee, H. Hewitt, from Dakota, is the
guest of Jno, Hewitt, of this village.
Rev, Mr. Ottewell'e sister, who lives
near Whitton, hi visiting at the parson-
age.
Miss Lou. Pollard is home for her boli.
days free, Loudon, being welcomed by
her many friends,
It ie amid one of our 'oto) keepers is
likely to get into trouble over his selling
liquor to minor., do he should.
School re•opeeed on Monday with
William Rea and Miss Kirkby as teach.
ore.. They will no doubt do their duty
well.
A very eumoreeful social was held in
the Methodist ohuroh here on Monday
evening, 4th inst. The program ooneiat.
ed of readinge by Mtg. Neal, etre, T.
Jaok•on and John Pollard ; speeches by
several of the gentlemen present and
choice masie furnished by the choir.
Tea 5lknrsse.-'1The annual telt meeting
was held in the Methodiet church on the
evening of New Year's clay. Although
the made were not good nor the weather
propitious the ohuroh was well filled.
After tea was Served and everybody sable.
fied in this department Matthew Morri•
son, a well known resident of this plaeo,
wits unanimously voted bo the chair,
Short speeches were given by W. E.
Kerr, Revda, D. Forrest and Wnm, Baugh.
Good music was rendered by the choir,
The very satiefaohory returns of $40.00
woos announced by the pastor. Votes of
thionke wore given to all who assisted.
PItoou4Nteov10N.-On Tuesday evening of
last week a pleasant event took place at
the reeidenoe of Henry Hamilton, being
the preeeettttfon by the mombere of St.
Oeor•ge's ehm'oh of a handsome arid well -
tilled purse to biles Maggie Hamilton, as
a token of their appreciation of hor see•
vines as orgarglst and Roeder for the [lest
two years. The vieitere were cordially
roee:ved by Mr, and blre, Hamilton Itnd
After 901ne tittle spent in racial chat Jets,
13nlgor called the audience to order runt
191 n few well ehdeen words etcpleened the
object of the gathering atid'teetided'te
the faithfulneee with which Mies 1Tamil•
toll had performed her ditties. The
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presentation was )wade by Wm, M,
Smith, warden, who also spade it few ap-
propriate rem, rho", as••urheg Mitre Ilau1-
Mou of the hettrtiuese with wired' the
coongregottion pertained tole pleasant
duty. 51r, Ilentltou br'ie'fly thanked the
eougro- adore on behalf if his danghtor,
for Ihrlr valuable gift and animated Chet
thus, present were at 11111 liberty to enjoy
th,need yes, A grand repast was p e
payee! 011011 folly enjoyed. Amusement
renewer) :,•hi: li wort rept lip rill e 'ere
hon, when the guests drpartect. All will
remember the ploneant evening spent in
the hospitable Immo of pia and- b'Irs.
11am11ton.
Mol(• sWor►It.
Mr, Laidlaw, of Caledonia, was the
;;nest of Itis uncle, Wm, Brown.
Robert Theam on is home from Chloe -
go, where be spent the summer.
SIr. and Miss Stewart, from Stratford,
were Visiting their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Mo.
Donald.
Joseph Armstrong 1109 got Bottled in
hi new brie! roBidelce. In is the finest
on the line.
Gen. eloDoneld hits 00tu•091 hone
from Blaevnlo, where he was heal cheese
molter for the summer, he Is also-engag-
ed for the coning year.
Wm MnLriosh, of Inverness Shire,
Seotbtnd, arrived not Chri•tmas at his
nnole'e, Alex. oiofotoeh, en a visit for a
few weeps, elf+ eon William, wile and
fancily, err' veil free, Iioebure, 1Isn.
Geo. Brown while r in'niug 1101119 from
the tillage, hi, !
10 es took fright 1.
L some
sheep at'litho \ituheh's gate, he
LviLa
thrown off the wagon and broke his arm.
The ihorses never stopped till they reach.
ed home.
951 t1r.
Robert Il'IoQuerrie was spending the
New Year holidays with
his parents.
Revival meetings commenced in the
Methodist church on Monday evening.
'Phos. Poulson woos -pending the New
Year holidays with his brother i1. Ripley,
C. E. Tanner and wife are visiting
friends in Strathroy and Sarnia this
week
t91rs. J T, Carter's lneuy friends will
be glad to hear that she is improving host
from her serious illness.
Mrs. (Rev.) Higley, who has been seri-
ously indisposed with an attack of ery-
sipelas, is on a fair way to recovery.
Our public schools were reopened on
Monday, after the holidays. Our new
Principal, A. H. Plummer, called the
roll and wielded the rod.
On Monday the election of Councillors
for the municipality petered off very
quietly. Messrs, McNally, McGee, Young
and Metcalf were elected as the Commit
for 1892.
Eli Denver, the tailor, received a tele-
gram on Moltday from Teeswater stating
that his father was dead. He at Duce
took his departure for the plane of mourn-
ing.
McLean'ik Hamilton, hardware mer•
chants, having dissolved partnership in
this burg, Mr. bloLean moves this week
to Belgrave where he intends earning on
the hardware business in the future.
We regret to hear that our old and
much respected townsman, Hugh Mo.
Qnarrie, blank-mith, ie indisposed at
present. His many frieids hope to hear
of his speedy recovery.
Muliialuon 01 Co , of Blyth, gladdened
the 0)00Lrts of the little folk, about 200
etroug, of vetrinne sizes and ages, on
Christmas day. by pr, sooting each WI, 11
a beg of eatldr. The corner presented
quire it lively appeerance about 2 o'clock,
atter which U. Jenkin, artist, photo-
graphed the scene, obtainiud a good
negative.
O'foeri..,
Miss Rachel Sharp is home from St,
Thomas,
The Council for 1892 will assume office
o1. Monday, 181' firer.
Mr. Kingswood, of St. Thomas, was
visiting in this locality last week.
Thos, Kelly, of Manitoba, le home.
He has been away abont three years.
At bhs annual school meeting ho S. S.
No, 0 Richard Bewley was chosen trustee,
Mr. Taylor, the new teacher at 13 o•rte's
school house, uotnmenoed work last Mon-
day.
Reuben Jewitt, eon of Wm Jewitt, was
also flume from the Harrteton High
So heel.
Mies Maggie Money won a silver
biscuit jar in the Canadian Queen mom.
petition.
Wm. Jowitt was visiting his son, Roy.
Gen, Jewitt, et Harwich, Kent County,
last week.
James Elston was home spending his
variation, having peon in attendance at
the Flarriston High SOhoot,
Mrs. James Plumstead, of Paris, is
visiting her brother•i1.-law, John Elston
and other Merida in Morris.
Ed. L. Bead, ohereemaker, of Laurel,
Wellington °oalty, was visiting his
uncle, Wm. Martin, of the 1st line,
We regret to hear that Samuel Fear
is dangerously i11 from a complication of
troubles. We hope he will be speedily
restored to his usual good health,
It bus been a very favorable winter for
ohopping in the bush and as a result a
large quantity of wood and logs have
heed cut. Snow is wanted now to got
them out.
CorieoTon's Noincs.-Ail unpaid Eases
in the township of Morris are required t.,
be paid on or before January 18th, 181)2•
I will bo ab the Townehip Hill! on that
date. ,lour: !f'lootne, Collector.
We are pleased to see our old friend
George Forbes, of Manitoba, formerly a
well known resident of the 2nd line, back
among his old friends for a visit. It is
about ton years since Mr, Forbes went
west, I•le apperies to be wrl1 satisfied
with the (meitry and reports bovine dune
well. He's rt welcome vivitot• aid 409 are
glad tome him looking so Well.
INeoaotoT YoT.-Councillor James
Proctor states in last week's Posen that he
withdraws maenad reference made oou•
corning me at the nomination nn moonlit)
of hie learning that a portion of what ile
said was incorrect. I oonteud that all he
said abort mo was fele° and wish to
know from itim what portion he spill
Bolds to be cornet.
Robl. Arm•trelg.
)he St, Marye Journal time Were to
the death of an uncle of Jno. Somerville,
5111 ]tne: -An accident which terminated
fatally lutppoiori near Proepeat Hili ell
Tuesday evening Dee. 30th. John Som.
0rvi110 Lytle returning home from that,
Vi lege when lite horse etembled and tete
rider Was thrown violently to the ground.
IIis injuries resulted in death Wednesday
tuorning, DoIltased was neaein; 60
yore of age and had boon a resilient of
the township for over 40 years.
1010011 Wood, tottohor of 8, S. No. 7,
has elven up the wheel and iitende at-
tending the Hormel School at Ottawa,
Rev, J. I.3, Cook, 1110 13, of Ripley. and
formerly pa -tor in the Methodist ohureh,
Bleovale, delivered a lecture in Johneton's
(larch, 1011 'Tuesday evening the gnhjeet
of which wax "throe Kam ett 1111110," 0r
"Washtugton at the Ecumenical Uoun.
of ," Mr. Gonit w e 90 sent at the late
i;tauneniaal Conned and from perfume!
keioeledge evoke et Lhio 111001 tut le:,:fu,g
city i1. Amorist and the moat Important
event of 1891. The church choir, and
Mrs, (Rev.) Jook gave a number of Bolen.
trona and Helms, The prnoe:'cls were ap
plied on behalf of the antral fused,
f•fettlor► ft.
Thestooks of John Beattie & Co„
dry goods and Jaukeon Bros., merohant
tailors, were completely nestruyerf by fire
and water Saturday morning, The fire
originated in the former. Tile loss is
!ally covered by insurance, The manse
of the fire is supper ed to be in,encliarism.
The firemen worked heroically, other.
wise the best beelines!" portion of the
town would have been consumed.
The Sun says ;--A very peculiar action
has recently been eommonood in which
on of our townsman is interested. The
following aro the facts: -•tome years
ago a stir. dateline wile resided near
doe town of Carleton Plato died having
Rrst merle his will in whiuh It directed
that his w'd
s t nw shonlc have 1 t n teaset t
a 4 e
rduring he
t R r lifetime e mu anti that on her de
cease the astute !should revert to lib"
n••phew, Alexander Hut aline Tile
widow entered in due course into posses.
eine and during her possession Alexancer
Hutchiuedied. After living in the en-
joyment of the estate for some the widow
gold the lend and conveyed the abeohtte
ownership, the fee simply to an illegiti-
mate dam; ,ter who conveyed it some time
later to a bir. Kearney who in turn con•
veyed to,toseph Yuill. It seems, how•
ever that the original owner Mr. Hutch
ins had another heir, who at the time of
Mr. H'e death lived in England and who
at the time of the widow's death many
years later was residing in Australia
having left England. By fraud Rnct
other moans he was led to neglect his
right to the estate for some years after
his uncle's death. He now resides in the
city of 'Toronto and has instructed a
friend of his a Seaford" lawyer to mom•
men0e an aetion in the chancery court
which will be tried at the spring
sittings of the court of ohanoeryat Pertb.
The action is an interesting one and pro.
miser great laurels for our legal friend on
the event of a successful termination.
The annual meeting of the Huron
Medical Association was held ioo the
Mechanics' institute at Seaforth on
Tuesday. In addition to the program,
which included a paper by Dr. Gibb
Wished, of Toronto, on "A practical
study of sympathetic Ophthaluilis," con.
eiderable time was spent in discussing
the nation of the medical council in re-
quiring all tnedioel practitioners to take
nut each year a certificate, without which
a medical roan may be prosecuted in the
same manner as an irregular. The fol.
lowing resolution was unanimouay
adopted :-Mnvrd by Dr. G,ahtim, of
Brussels, seconded by Dr. Young, of
Iin•Ictote, and resolved, "That the Wein-
berg of this aseooietion desire to enter
their mast earnest protest against the
objectionable eectiou inthe recently
amended Ontario Medical Aet weereby
the power is conferred upon the medical
warren to erase a member's name from
the register fur the non payment of the
ennuetl fee, and that every effort be made
by petition and otherwise to call the at-
tention of the Local Legislature to the
feet knot the immediate repeal of section
27 of the Ontario Medical Act is greatly
desired ; and that a copy of this ,seen•
tion be forwarded to the
Looal mombere for Huron and Perth
and to the Hoc, Oliver Mowat, to whom
the medical man of Ontario IOOW most
earnestly appeal for support against this
unjust legislation." Seemed committees
were appointed to carry out too desires of
the aesooiation as expressed in this res,e.
lutlon. The election of chimers for the
coming year resulted as follows :-Presi•
dent, Dr. H. 11. Elliott, of Bruuofiold ;
vice-president, Dr, P. Maudonnld, M. P.,
Wingham ; a orebary, Dr. W. Gunn, of
Clinton.
(' etas".
15(1. Hill ie attending the Seafortb
High school.
The threehing machine is humming at
L, McNeil'" this week.
Last week Win. Work had a few en-
forced holidays owing to the displacing
of his knee cap.
Mrs. Wil lam Crooks, of Oven Sound,
is visiting at her fabher•in•law's, George
Crooke' for a fete wanks.
Jas. Burns, a fireman on the G. T, R.,
teas visiting et D. Mohair's for a few
days last week. We expect to see bin
back again.
The township Council has lisp osed of
lot 80, oou, 1e, whiah woe bought in by
that for ,axed, to Chas. Qeereug racier for
the sum of 56(0.
Lest week the two youngest Ohfldren
of Mrs, T. Cardiff, 14th eon., were ill
with diphtheria but are now in a fair
Way of recovery.
Miss Edith Knoell has been laid up for
some time with a lame knee and ]e not
yet able to gat about. We hope she will
soot: regain her health.
I1. S. 8. No. 2 two new trustees were
elected o1. Wednesday in the pursous of
Jots. Hotietou and Nelson Bricker. Jno,
Stowsrt and Jetties Shaw aro the retiring
tomatoes, the latter having reeigued as he
was leaving the action.
Jno. MoDougall end wife, of Jlowman-
vilbe, were visiting relatives and friends
in this township. Mr. McDougall ie eat-
played in the Dominion organ factory
std has not been home for about seven
years,
Grey Lownehip is free from debt
having completed the payment of their
rai1lvay derbenturo.t. The Oounoil How
have aur open field excepting the drain
bnsiuess, in which 000100 someone of the
township are deeply interested.
OnIT,-On New Year's (lay the spirit
of Janet ItfoDoneld took ire !light. 111001
i1f0Donald has mala her home with her
brother, Alexandoe 5LoDoaall, 1110 woe,
for that peat 21 yearn. She 09000 horn i1.
Roalifre, Scotland, in the ,sear 1.820 end
Was oOnaoquentlyy pant 72 ,years of ape,
'111e subject Of tette notice had been %fling
rot some menthe std paired away lame
vary , pouoetnlly, She wa..s a devoted
Member of the Ptesbyterieu9 comontime .
Thorfumoral took planet' Monday utter•
upon. Alt, toDeneld, her brother, is
"several years mules than ricochtteel,
• •. .•B nrfa ixmatioraaeN%asUlt®1'M -a l i,,MranalrarM.,nratlf
k0100yC Htrrinitnll was Ilia ohotot of the! Money
to• Loan, 1 ,l 1 rq. t
ratepayers of S. K. Nn, :i as erases, He I til y 1 L r NON � �� �b
almre,•do Thos, Strachan,
Thee, Oehler ix the newly. elate
trustee end Seeretery.Treaaurer in S. S
No, I, Jus, bluebell - er , who retires
r petty 11t
d
Any Aluouut of 1Gniev tr1 h04111
(10 Farrel ill' Village 1'00-
pHI'tY' tU
6 (Fr' 61 Per C,1fi„ }'tarty,
11.1.4 'PEI tbi, pneltlrn fnr quite q nnmbe
of roart--
NexHnnrley the re opening Renderer
!n emoneiton with Whitllold's e.Intr,A
will be held. Rev, R. Paul will petard)
ni lb:.to 0. In rani 0::14 p. lit. Tho build-
ing r.: v-ry inunh improved by the over•
hauling it received lately.
In the torment given 'tet week of the
sooltti in Shine'"' Helmet 1)01180, two very
nice Nodus were iiadverteotty omitted,
"lienee -1, don't tell" by bliss 1'es.i0
Switzer and "I ought to love my
mother," by her eistur Allis.
PaoeoNTATION,-Tho following address
was tn•esented to leli•s Lizzie leraohan,
atmempnesied by a beautiful pinch album,
by iter Sunday saloon, class in the P res -
by tailor church, Teoowater :--
0 ani 'l'lt0m0l itll,-For some time you
have been teacher of our class at Sun
tiny school end during that time you
have labored faithfully and earneetly to
promos our highest and best interests.
In doing so you have saerifined your own
comfort ani, emovenienee iti the hope of
doing go ad. We fuel that the worthy
ex,' nple of Christine usefuhgess you have
„01 before us le olio that we ought to
strive CO imitate, We bog your accept•
mice of tine Height torten of the esteem in
1 1 we
which le r
1 yen. trusting '
though
000,0411
never repay e t
v you row what you
hey" doter fuer 1.w this simple eucognition
of your laving labors will be r1 ss0uranes
to you that we reel grateful for yea
patience and Belt -denial in your sdorts
on oar behalf. We that you may be
long spared to fill ths•position you mom/
end that our class on,y e.•jny the benefit
of having for its teerher one whom we
have teemed 10 love and respect. Sign.
ed 11, t'I°NArcanTON,
E. LITTLx,
M. LITTLO,
L. \{oDotixn,
L. MCDONALn,
C. FeneusoN.
Mies Strachan made an appropriate re-
ply, thanking the members of her clues
for their beautiful gift.
GONE To li,NBT.-One by one the brave
pioneers of this towable are being laid
away to rest in the cold and silent tomb.
Soon we will look in vain for any of those
sturdy hearts who have cheerfully borne
the hardships of pioneer life. On Mon•
day everting, Deo. 280h, et 40 minutes
past 4, death claimed fur its own another
respected pioneer in the person of bare.
Margaret Buchanan, relict of the late
Donald Buchanan, who died in Juue 1878.
Although the cleansed hod attained to
the ripe old age of 79 yeare sad 8 months,
yet in that long life never did she require
m••disnl aid but twice and one of these
was during her last short etrm,gle. On
Christmas morning she arose in her
usual way, took her breakfast as usual
and afterwards was engaged is lacing
her eltoes when suddenly she was seized
by a violent pain in the bead. She ex.
claimed'K) 1 My head" and was soon in
an unconscious condition. Her left side
benalne paralyzed, bet in a short time
strength was restored to the paralyzed
parts. The shock proved too greet for
one of her age and despite nediool aid
she passed away on Monday evening.
Her end was peter. The deceased was a
native of the parish of liili,nnir, Isle of
Skye, Inverneee•nhire, Sootland, She, in
company with her father, mother and
brother, left their native land for Ameri•
main April 1829 They settled in flaps
Breton Island where she was married to
the late Donald Buchanan. Here they
emailed until 1853 when they left for
Ontario and settled on lot 8. eon.
Grey, then to howling wilderne-s. 0e
this farm she spent the remainder of he
days. She wee one of those women who
always attended to her own lousiness,
WA- never more pleased than when she
could render asststanoe to those i1. need.
When strangers applied for a night's
lodging she did all in her power to make
them feel at home and harpy. Never
would she allow anyone to go away frnm
her hones hungry. he did whet she
mould to make the home pleasant and
happy, was always cheerful and looked
upon the bright aide of life. 811will be
greatly missed by all who had the pleas.
ere et her aoquaintanoe and by those
who have so often enjoyed her hospitality.
It can truly be said of her elle lived the
Christian life, She leaver+ b hind her to
mourn her loss six daughters and two
sone. Of these John and Maggie have
lived with her on the homeetead and will
miss her most of ell ; 'Alexander, who
tines on lot 8, con. 17, Grey ; itfre, John
Robertson and Mrs. David Clerk, 14th
con. Grey ; Mrs. Thos. Johnston, col).
18, Grey ; Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs.
John Clark, Sand Beach, Mich. The
funeral took place on Wednesday of last
week and was largely attended. Peace
to ler ashes.
• 'Money to Loan on Farm Pro -
LO IP EST
ero-
Indigestion
IS not only a distressing complaint, of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, Is tbo parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayor's Sarsaparilla
is the bust cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by time following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich.: -
"Liver complaint and indigestion
made my life a burden and came near,
ending rey existence. For more than
four years I auffered untold agony, was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly
had strength to clog myself abant. All
hinds of Toed distressed lee and only
the most delicate uould be digested at
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated nee without giving re-
lies. Nothing that X took doomed to do
any permanent good until I emninenood
the ,tee of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, tvbi0h
has produced wonrlorfni mentos, Siren
atter oomnenoing to mice the Seeeapav
rills I could sec an irnprctrement in err
condition \ly appetite began to nnlatrn
weed with 14 cane the abillly to digest
all the f ort taken, Illy ifl'(lp 1 r 0111 -
proved sash clay, sob niter a few
months of faithful attention 10 :atm
dile:atlon9 I found myself a well
woman, able to attend le nil hoes:hold
duties. The medicine has given mo a
new knee of 11 to,"
rs parllla,
' ar s ar fa
r1t01AnBO 110
or. d. C. Ayer to Co., I.oWeQ, Mess,
1rierA1; nix }settlea,5;, '801 ,lb'$1gbottle.
L0IPEST /i,11TAR.
Private and Company funds.
DICKSON & HAYS,
Solicitors, rJW,,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Dit)isiuu Court Cleric, Brussels.
w y w
IRWIN & INAIN
Would just Remind you that
you can
SAVE A FEW DOLLARS
by making your Holiday Pur-
chases at
The New Store.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots
Shoes, gats, Daps, Furs, 86C.
A CALL SOLICITED.
BRUSSET iS
FURNITUR
1
��IPONI��i.
I have n; splendid Stock of Furniture at my Show rooms,
Turnberry Street, Brussels. consisting of Parlor and Bed.
room Suites, Sideboards, Tables, Chairs, Lounges, &c., that
cannot be excelled t'or wear or value. Always a big Stock
to choose from,
SPECIAL BARGAINS !
As I have a very large and well made stock of Bedroom Ili: lie
and Sideboards I will sell theta at greatly reduced prices. We lotv'ar
made a specialty of these lines and now is the time to pnrchose.
}Iand-made Furniture a, special feature of me business. A large
stock of tip-top Moulding for Picture Frames, Work done with
Neatness and despatch. A. nice lot of Pictures, Foot Stools and
Fancy Articles for sale.
REPAIRING NEATLY ATTENDED -TO.
A full line of Caskets, kioffins and Robes always on
hand. Two I{earses and a tree Delivery . Wagon ill
t7or
connection with our Establishment,
I pay special attention to cony aucl ARTERIAL EMBALM-
ING. Having taken three series of lessons o1. Embalming ing from
Prof. Itenouard, of Kansas, and having a Diploma for the sdm2, 1
feel confident in being able to do this work properly.
A beautiful range of McFarlane, 1lcl iultty & Co's potent LINES
WINDOW BLINDS to hand. 'Every housekeeper sh mid son thorn.
They are dandies.
Agent for the KARN -
g Rid 0 �fG�.�.
Steve money by Patronizing the. 0111 EottliJliu1to41 I ureide'
1',tnporiun),
Q Leatherdale.