The Brussels Post, 1892-2-5, Page 44
New Advertisements
LoottIs-Dr. Ayer.
Looms-DOreuweud.
Tenders --Wm. ',echoed.
1 •• ea013--'IV, tN' i hli ; ale.
(iroueriee-Geo. Thomson.
Bargaele.-W. Nightingale.
Card of Thanks 1) Ewan.
Wood sant-0(1-j, D. Ronan,
Walton 511113 Routes --L. i11CUumild.
he itiru5 Is 'host.
FRIDAY, FEB. s, 1892.
Tun Dominion bye elections held on
Thursday of last week did not alter the
standing of the political venire. air,
Metcalf, Conservative, was elected as
eue1essor to the late Sir John A. Mac-
donald, in Kingston ; 111r. Henderson,
Conservative, was re-elected in Halton
Co., and lir. Gibson, Reformer, was
again returned for Lincoln. Mr. Dickey,
Conservative, has alae been returned for
Climb, Hand Co , New Brunswick. Hon.
John Carling will oppose Mr. Hyman in
London.
As the time Brans hear for the audit-
ing of municipal accounts we wish to
s de that irel11cr care uu 1118 part 111
auditors generu(ly -Luuld be tulleu. The
p',sition is tin imp. rtant 011e and de-
nudate exacnusa. When the report is
8uhlnttted to tilt) Co. cell Beard they
•
should comply eirh the Municipal regain,
ti cud finally audIG the saws. The
BE AT THIS'
fees usually paid auditors are none to
bagel's sometimes it is plenty for the
slip -shod manner in which the work is
often done. Pn•perly certified vouohe,s
should be proJaced for every cent of
expenditure and in this way a 6'rtainty
stamped ou every step taken.
C 013i01illl',-•'1'ho f dluwing hi the pro-
gram of the m'neurt to be given told r
lbw nnspie°s of ('`ours Ethel, £To 23, C.
0. 1'' , on Friday eveniug, Feb. 12111, lo
McAllister's Hall; - Add ese, (Aairante;
4111 V'•al g (BROS. Mrs. and Mise Sage ;
au✓1:, 1f�, ri prune; a,•u.,, 1(1 81,111;
mus10111 g'aelos, Mrs. and Miss Sage;
recitati"n, 31r, 111331(1,19 ; snug, 111r,
1launit 11, ; snug, Mies She 1 eh ; need
' ntUPs \'1s. , 'el 111.' 4" n ; im*lrll+
Mel, Lai 111• si0, 010he111 a ; rl'adine, 11r.
1)0Usou ; ((11101cal glasses, 'Hrs. and Ali a
tixge ; 11u1.g, 1111.14 "pence 1 so, g Miss
Lang ; reading, Dr, ('ale ; (Inn -11'131 ((11168
PR, 1111'13 eI I 11 H'Illo ; 1111e , Prof.
1Ltlakins Ind \Ii 13 Laine; snug, \Ir.
Ue.o lI nn. \A 10. Mashie, 1). B. II. C.
11,, of llresee's, will neenp-v the chair.
11131.
John Carlh'g (('1(1 'main 0peose
SI r. li u,au fu 4oudou.
R. Goarl.y, B, A., has been appointed
mathematical master of Strltlhruy Col.
legiate lustitllte.
It takes oval' $1,000,000aIunudly to run
the city of llamdtoll, (100, ly 320 .;.poi 111
which goes fit• education,
Phe Montt, al Herald has been per-
chn•ed b,, R. D. illoGibh.11t, Q. C., for a
syndicate. Price 318,000.
A company ha been farmed '0 build a
new theatre in Hamilton It will be
ready for next s aeon's business,
The post office at De he, On ., was bur
g armed on Thursday t"g11 of last 313 ek
u t+1 y,3,'. S)0 cud '1110 taken there-
from No clue.
.Chen Jail, Bartram, 1Ue Heal p mur-
der su.pecr, was examine I lit H.Imil ton
,,nm it piece of n Itlife b -'a le 1n4, foiled
secreted in his boor,
A maul lauded 111s valise to a Puannul
car potter, who 1,1111. 11. '1'ne i .11681.1 or
lois re„'t"rod 51110 11111.4, s 31 Montreal
rout the Pullman Company.
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A relent ,119004'01',' 1`11 1111
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nude of 1,A11101, 1, 1(111
only pori. et It wile and
• rt•Jhl,bin modirh,e diccor.
01;0.4. 1' 111 nnprhuipbvl 1111(0hea who
for • '•• l2'-('n•r'1"•N .nu't' l: 03leoeN('. 1.1 .0 :•,.
(nb1titll'1'I lir (11lrlose 91.118'1 d 1111.00.0e111
Cnla(d,, 1•• .t+l.;e 1111101/18 (11 11.1601' 11111 {rr
Will hook], s 111ed, by return mail. IMI! 6e111-
ce et'1'1011111'•, in 1,11n t'll v'lope, to huh..
'lily 21(11 sumo,. Alienist+ route LII,' tom.
putt[, -'• -1 L''shur lileck, 131 31 ',magma
+• ld it, otuwa'1s by J. T, PEPPER, 0.
1. Ill', 1 .a ,N 1„1 ..11 reelpen...d)a druggists
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DR INCI Air
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Specialist; - Toronto,
JONATHAN lioset,AaT, List:wal, Boys (-
"After soli. . mu. 1,11 my money and property
1" 1111 I•",,..1”- ou 111131111'111 Anel, for went
they 1. re', 1 n. 111.01113 0(158 of alumna ptiull,
t)r. 13i1,,,. nlr cur„.1 ono
Ilex
Ilns 11 rl'v Frumm:G. 1Voo,ihouse, 3113138 l-
o
\Vn� l ,ul •.n,urx luded, Dr. liluelnir ("urea
t":nrL n, a,ieuln ^Ince, 8ny81-
•,lir. •Irl 'n ry 1('1110 of t:ntn.rrb.'
111(1. 13 -0130, 411.131, says;-' Pr. S(',el!lir
nnr1' '', uneantl ul'a dreg.,, when
/Maw., 0 i'rirvNr '1111114'. 1 rilrt;(3/ r", 39
fill,,, Fir, Niurinir eerie) until
=S1:u1.tata1133 SEQ-
TEE Po613 is still of the opinion that if
a man can be obtained for the combined
offices of Constable, Board of Health In-
speetor, T, mit officer, sidewalk builder
and repairer, &o., Aga., it will pay the
Counoil of Brussels to have this men ap-
pointed rather than have the work done
piecemeal at a considerable increase in
expense. Business is business and if a
combination of duties will see'tre better
work at less pay annually there is no
reason why it should not be done. A
new fire alarm is a necessity and if a bell
be secured this otlioial should ring it at
7 and 12 a. m. and 1 llud 6 p. m, as the
town is now: pral'tically without any
regular time starker since the Wi;son
foundry bell ceased riogiug. A g'neral
utility corporatpn man who 'dearly un-
derstands his duties and attends to them
would prove a most useful adjunct to
any incorporated village or town. This
isparticularly true of Brussels where
there is such a great length of sidewalk
to mare for and we think it can be clearly
proven that a fair salary ear. be paid of d
yet save money over the plan now iu
vogue,
(7raulhroole.
TUere is a good deal of eickess in this
locality principally influenza and la
grippe.
else Marsh, of Meaford, haw been en-
gaged as second telwher in our sohcol
and commenced her duties last Monday.
Knox church congregation is in a very
prosperous cenditiln aid after paying all
their liabilities for the past year have a
.tug surplus in Treasurer McNair's
hands.
Principal GIolotusil has been on the
sick list with la grippe and had to take
enforced holidays. It is 1111( often Mr.
Arae. is off duty but grippe shows lie
favoritism.
Some talk of improving the manse in
this village next spring. It is a good
idea and would not only add to the own -
fort of the parson but make the building
correspond better with the tasty ahurob
adjoining.
Misses McIntosh end MoLaaohlin left
Bru-sels last Monday for New York
where they embarked on the White Star
Steamship "Majestic" on . Wednesday
morning for Liverpool. The "Majeetio"
is one of the ocean greyhounds, often
making the trip in.five days. Her leate
for speed is the "Teutonic" of the same
line.
tIese1.
The latest victims of la grippe are A.
Peebles, A. Calnero,', J, A, Young and
Mrs, J. bf, Davies:
0ha8, Rupp who left here a few weeks
ago has Bettered a situation as brakeman
on the Michigan Central Railway at St.
Thomas.
Itobt. Barr sr, has been and still is
quite ill from dropsy and fears aro en.
tertained that the old gentleman may
not recover.
William Elliott has rented his farm to
Quintin MaBlai.e, of Grey township.
Mr. Elliott purposes going to the West
again in the Spring,
HARD TO BEAT. -The other day W. J.
Sharp drew 2,427 feet of timber, in the
log, a distance of four miles to peeve
Milne's saw mi11 with Henry Waneer's
team. It was a big load.
Town -hip Clerk Sponse was (away at
(1'oclel'ich last week giving evidence in
connection with the Madmen' appeal in
tite drain ease tried some time ego, The
Reeve was 11.190 examined. ,7. 11. Iierd-
ing, of Stratford, conducted the examin.
ation.
A correspondent finds fault with the
wry au elderly couple have been treated
over (1 transfer of property in this lolaal.
ity and wondere what the law of teethe -
tion will do in the time to COMP..
The 1 Hoot"n 1' thr. are' 0
-
rh animal t 1 g t f c gl (,la
floe of the Presbyterian 0111411311 was held
an Monday evening Jan, lath, Owing
to the inclemency of the weather the at.
(811dattee Wag unusually small. All the
old officers were elected for the ensuing
year. After paying all lndebtsdneee s
small balance leas left in the hands of
the Treasurer, Wln- tlpenee.
1-
1.) lilL FUR sl•:liVICE THE
1 uudl.rsiguel1113111 keep a the augk br4,1
O11o•(E",r, llurbaul Hull for service on lot
5, con. 10, Grey. Terms, 81.00 to be pa111 at
t me 01 service, with privilege of returning
,f necessary.
20.4 00066, 110ZI,LL, Proprietor,
IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK
SFHIRE BOAR.
The nudersigaled will keep for corvine 0(1(8
present 9e6900 the Improved large white
Yorkshire pig 'Ready" on lot 26, coo. 0,
Morris, to which a limited number of sows
win be taken. Torus 51.00 to bo paid at
time, f service, with the privilege of return-
ing if necessary, Pedigree may be 86(38 up-
on application. ROBERT INICHOL,
101f Proprietor.
PURE BRED BOARS FOR '4ER
v1o8.-7I1e undermlgnoll will keep for
service on north hair Lot 20, 6011.7, 41orri8,
a purebred Berkshire Boor, bred by Mr,
Snell and nn obi° improved Chester '('.'hits,
bred nen,
Thos. George, Putnala, from Im-
ported stock 1111 both sl ins, This hog took
and prime at the Industrial Fair in a °lass of
17, in 1800, tool 31.1( at the west Ill Fair 10
cl.is. of 15. His sire took let at 1.h. Indus,
trial in 1801. Terms 91.00 to bo pall at time
of service with privilege 0 f returning if nec-
essary,
20.11! 8,4013)EL W,ILRI''1It, Prop,
;ARD OF 1 HANKS
•
D. Ewan, Blacksmith, takes
this opportunity of returning his
best thanks to the public gener-
ally for the geuerous support he
has received since the e-uminencecl
business in Brussels.
Iu soliciting a continuance of
the same he desires to state that
be has remin'ed from the shop
opposite the Queen's Hotel
stables, and may now be found
in the W. T. Hunter shop, where
he will continue to give his best
attention to work intrusted to
him. Satisfaction always guar-
anteed.
Horse Shoeing a specialty.
D. E WAN.
CONSUMPTION,
Q its first stages, can ;be successfully
1 checked by the prompt use of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Even .in the later
periods of that disease, the cough i8
wonderfully relieved by this mad:Wine.
with then used
effects in p Pectoral
This wonderful preparation once saved
my life. I bad a constant cough,
night
sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh,
and given up by my physician. One
bottle and a half of the Pectoral cured
me." -A, 3, Eidson, M. D., Middleton,
Tennessee.
" Several years ago I was severely ill.
Tho doctors said I was in consumption,
and that they could do nothing for me,
bet advised me, as a last resort, to try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Alter taking
this medicine two or three menthe I
was mired, and my hoail•h remains gond
to the yresolt day." -'-Jamie Birohard,
Darien, Conn.
' Several yeare ago, on apassege home
frons California, by water, I contracted
so severe a cold that foe some days I
wits confined to my stats -room, and a
physician on hoard considered 3013 life
in clangor. Rappelling to have a bottle
of Ayer'e Cherry Portend, I need it
Neely and my lungs were sone rostered
to a 115311hy, 13ontliticn. Since them .l
have invariably recommended this prep-
aratfon,"-.'3, B. Chandler, Jnnot)ou, Va,
Ayer's CherryP�ctarsJ ,
resesese
Dr. J, 0. Ayer & Co,, Lowelf, Mass.
fen J by ell Drugglxi.. Price 8115(1bott100(t3.
AMEN ;hi NNOTLt, USSRS,
Wednesday, Feb. 10,'92
Catarrh
IS a blood disease. Until the poison is
expelled from the system, there can
bo no cute 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
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and com-
pletely restored my health." -Jesse M.
Daggs, IIolman's Bills, N. C.
"When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was 1360.
0(11033(11011 to ire 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
mire me. I became emaciated from loos
of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense of emelt, and
ply system was badly deranged. I was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re.
ferrpd me to persons whom it had cured
of catarrh. After taping half a dozen
bottles of this medicine, I am convinced
that the only sere way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
Charles 11. Maloney, 113 River at.,
Lowell, Mass,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PEEPATED ET
Dr. 4. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price $1; sir bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle.
f1Ss�ory■qa q� 1'�r�
m1,1n�5,velu.la5®e&11r till
coNsuivo TIO °'
CAME.
Thi. GIIEAT ('01(111 01(1111:, tide
vueeimsfel CONa111101'1ON 11I11(I1, is
1101111( 1-(110111.1 ill 1111 1-Int'Iry • f 1,11'111•
eine. All druggists are authorized to 0101
it on a positive guarantee, it to"t- that ❑c
other (etre eau suo0ess(nlly steed. if you
have a Couch, Sore Threat or Brun a :I 19,
1,0 11. fur 11 will mire y011, I1 your child
has the ('tong', er 11 lumping Cc fah, .use
it promptly. and relief 1s sure. If you
drelld thllt 11,91,11111.18 C1190.199 (1108$011.11.
310N, n0N'T ('telt, to 1(0(3 11, it will mire
you or ens( meld L g A It your Druggist
for s1I11,01I14 01/11 14, Price lee, 50e.
and 31.00 If your lungs ore sere o1' back
ilmo,use Sh11nh'11 Porous Piaster. 25e.
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.
.1''051 SALE BY A.. S•IRA(31AN.
GRAPES.
110.00 worth of Pr irne,
Fresh, Grapes to be
Disposed of
this weed;,.
OYSTERS.
Two Brands of Oysters re-
ceived regularly mid guar-
anteed to be good.
ORANGES.
70 Dozen Oranges at 20 cents
per dozen New Stock,
T. RU r LEDGE
Star restaurant,
Opposite American Hotel.
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IIIIIIIICIDIIIII
A Representative Elec-
trician of the
Doreilweiid Elec-
tric Belt and At-
ttichniei'lfi Co.,
OF TORONTO,
.--Will be in -----
7 2 I '(1 13 4 a±
—AT --
Queen's Hotel,
---ON--.
1YIonday, Feb. 15,
Where he can be 00013ulte1 with about all forme of Muscular Nervous and Chronic
Diel;aeee--DyApepela, Kidney and Liver Troubles, Heart Weainnosoes, Spinal Our.
voter°, Rheumatism, Solatt1a, Gout, Nenridgia, Nervous 13 3(1111(3, Spermatornceon,
Impotency, lllexual Weala,oss,'1'icooele, Female Complaints, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all Lung Trmlble6. 1To will have with }lint a full line of tho Dorenwand Elec.
trical Appliaucee-"Jlhe World's" best sv'tenl for self•trotatnisnt-also medicated
Cheat Protectors, Abdominal Supporters, Obaetrit Binders, (bc. No drug treat-
ments, all cures afreated by Electrical and -Mechanical Appliances, Ho w111 not
treat yea but show you haw to Inept 3'0111E01f at home cheaply nue enceasetally.
Consider hew many owe their health and vigor to oleotrioity oe applied by the
Dorenw<'nd Invontione. Is it worth your white to enquire into the matter 7 Call
and see the lie's of those who testify to their merits ; perhaps yon may find the
names of friends or neighbors among them, No charge for consultation. Book on
home treatment prevented free to every caller. Treatment of Rupture a specialty.
If you are ruptured and are wearing a truss, tall and see the new attachment
wllm'eby yen)' truss earl be made into at+ Electric Truss, malting Duro more sortafn
and rapid, and giving ease and 00)1)10rt to the wearer. Remember at Queen's
Hazel on Monday, February 117th. Dorolwend Bleat%) Belt and Attaolnnout
Toronto, Can, will also be in'Lneknow, Whitely House, Saturday, bleb, 111th, and
7 falowel,
Queen's Bete), on Tuesday, Feb. 16.
FEB 5, 1802
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—IS OFFERING P011 ---
ICA
10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
25 ]hs of bight Brown Sugar for $1.00.
Extra fine Japan Tea at 25c per ib.
Finest Japan Tea Grown at 110c per lb,
Our Black Tea at 50c alb.
and Coffee at 40c. a Ib
Has n great Reputation slid needs no further comment.
Eddy's iYIatclles 1 Oc a box ; Two Cans finest Sahlaon for
25c. ; Canned Corn, Peas. Tomatoes and
Mackerel at 10c per Can.
Beaatifitl Painted Toilet Sets at 050,
Worth. $3.50.
Painted Tea Sets at $3.00, regular price from
$3 50 to $4.00,
Thanking our many Customers for their patronage in the
past and would solicit a continuance of same,
Ceo. Thomson.
SPECIAL
IN
FOR CASH
IN ALL LINES OF
IN?H COOS
AZ'
A. Strachan's.
Bargai in
Flannels, Tweeds, .gess
Goocls, Caps orad Far Goods,
Beadyinade Clothin , Over-
coats, Boots and Shoes.
A Few Ends of Mantle Cloths
Greatly Reduced in Price.
LADIES' WOOL SHAWLS VERY CHAP,
If You require anything in the
above Linesou maydepend
�' p
on getting a Bargain and
also secure something
that
that will give you
Satisfaction,
ALEX. STRACHAN.