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THE BRUSSELS POST
New Advertisements,
Locale—D, O. Ross,
Loo4114—P. Fletolier.
Lonala—A. R. Smith.
Uynters- T, R•1uI, dgv.
Buggies—Jae, Walker,
LDIa41ie—I. O. Richards,
Book.—Poet Bookatote.
Nightingale.
Luuale—Dr. J C. Ayer.
Looms—Alex. Stranban,
Local—W. H. McCracken.
3 moats—Franklin Medicine Oo,
Drensmakiug- MISS A'unuie Long.
Novo Beals—James 61edioioa Co.
For Hale or to Rent Joseph .Bozell.
Parlor Shoe Sore W. Sehoeonberg,
Bolen Goods—Ferguson t Halliday.
Auditors lirpor.—Township of Morris.
Mares for Sole—Tal. Powr Publishing
House.
to 1)C tl'tt5Sels 4,1mmt.
RIr),IY_, bell. 4, 1892.
I•r Is stated that a protest will be filed
in West. Huron against the Non. .1 C,
Pullman and that in event of hie being
unseated that J. T. Gerrow, M. P. P
wit .m,test the riding as his opponent.
M. C. Cameron has gone book to Florida.
Tan Returning Officer et London has
deol ued Hoo. John Carling elected be
the probabilitioe are that he will not be
able to retain his seat as the summing
up gives Bynum a m.,jority when the bat
lots app. sled against aro thrown out,
L• orlon bas bad t red hot time.
Ir is in order for the Band Committee
of la t year to present a fivaocbal x ate•
;hent to the oil/sees s0 that we may
clearly understand the p •eition of affai B.
Theirs was an onerous posi'ion but w.
ben ve they euooeeded lis their work and
it is quite a proper request to make that
their report be given.
'I'ihws b
he followng so
Burow
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standing of the pupils in B. S. No. 4,
Morris, for the month of February, based
00 genera' pr floienuv :—Fourth olsao—
Taylor pipe, Daniel MoQuarrie, Robert'•
Pine, Fed. 1'vl•ne, Eva Cardiff, Frank —•- _..__.. ____._.___.____
C1vah• > it ii PIP., .21,12-12291 \icQna1•i•fc, a ti'[)EI 13ULta>•7 1?0It SF.iI
'Millard Oardiff,,Simon Forsyth, 19.1000 r! alar, --M0 Jereoy dulls sec iron, fns
Sharp, Robert Maunders, John Sharp i Inman.; strains and should uroduee stook
Third eta 8—Annie Davie, Geo.Barrie, oq,",1 9.r superior to any for rubor the
N1.t n,�•io, T,you Pipe, Tent,, yl, -ereamery rau,.ese 1180llfoamy, Tim ,fan, of
Mooney, Lily Mooney, Ella Davis, Hugh o' tilt , 1 hue•• :,o,ou fora T,O 0..,, f
n+ilk ut 12 moutnk wltn nor first Dalt, true
Forsyth, Gen, Cardin; Second oleos—
Laura
further particulars apply at my 1),ug and
Laura Cunningham, Blw Mooney, Robert tured. A nhiACNAN, Brussels, Out,
Oloekey, Lulu Davie; Poi II Maas—I
Norah Maunders, ids Pylae, Wm. D•' MPROVED LAR(GEW1IITEYOES.
Johnston, M,ud Bug: ard,Myrtts Ntehnl ; I SHIi(E 8CAI1.
First c1a.e—Robert Mooney, Joevph 61o• 1`hc nudarafg"ed will keep for earvko thio
Outoheon, John Oloakey, John triose. t`n�.eveet aeaeou the Improved large while
A. T. Tnl•Doa, Teacher. Xorkebtre lig `Nerdy. on lot 29, eec.0,
Metria, to vbleh a limited number of sows
will be taken. Terms 61.00 to be p14111 at
Moe of service, with the privilege of return.
fns if necessary. Pedigree may ha Peau up-
on application, ROBERT Nxt`HOL,
Ott - Proprietor,
'i We uuder0ta,td that there area nom,
ber of applivati0us in for the po ition of
general overseer of mauioipal work in
Brussels, and possibly before Monday
evening these may be added to The
Council will do w,dl to see that the 9.p.
poiutee baa mac in whom dependance
can be placed and that his offices cud
dutieo be clearly defined .o that he may
attend to his work in a satisfaot.'ry
manner, Ltstowe, Blyth and otbor'
municipalities near by have tested this
priiioipl., of hnriu; work done and still
adhere to the frau.
Illiateval-.
La grippe i- still buoy.
Quite a number from this locality wi l
go weal Ink sprung.
rue Preobytsriaos more „ grand con
pert un hand fur tht. (Friday) evening.
Rev, I. B. Wal war, ref on Wednesday
morning fur Go ours, where Ito veil, a
te• d'la U,livetsity to. some weeks
J•,hu A. Moldwan, -.f .1100E1teas in
Ton rntn last iveuk -ttendtug the annuol
meeting of the Grand Agora scion of the
Patrons of Iudootry.
It has Lee decided to hold he miniver
sary services ul the ole -Mullet cherish uu
1U'a,eh 13th. It is but ne yenr shoe
this beautiful cherub was dedicated to
t, e worship f God, mud It is expect d
that these anniversary services will b
♦e'y intete.tin. metuat,:r .,1,1ite0 wlil
preaoh Sabbath morning at 10:30, Rev.
bin Torrents is t• vited for the aittruoun
Bud Rev, A. Y. Hart, y id the vi lags fm
the e ening, 0,1 the following biuud. y
night there will be au oyster supper in
the basement of the church after which
there will be flee mos o and platform
m0e bug in the.auditorinm.
Loot Monde, , veutng a dual i ate re on
"Manhood” was nuuounoed to be given
in the 21.ethodist 0,0roh. Th: two
speakers ware Dr. Chisholm and the
Rev. Mr, Sebety, of Wiugham. The
evening was unfavorable but nevertheless
Suite a number was p esent. A suit.
able piece well rend, red Ly the church
Mir, and Ur, Chisholm wok iut,uduued.
Each gentlemen was to spend forty
minutes upon their portion of the subjeot
but the genial Dr. soon got warmed up
to his subject and the midi, Due became
so deeply interested that an hoer or more
quickly aped by and it was too late to have
more• than 1'phyei0tal manhood" that
ey. ning, Mr, Sellery prumleing to give
"Mental and moral mnn1200d" at some
future date. There are tnany who would
11110 to hear the Dr. again. Hie talk was
nut only interesting but instructive and
intensely practical and would surely iu
spire shote who heard to a more careful
etn,iy of their own pbyefoal nature.
rise.
Samuel Fisher 1e eanvasing the 3rd
lire, selling wall paper.
'Phe township auditors' abstract for
1881 appears in this issue.
John Mason jr., and Biter Jennet spent
part of las' week renewing acquaintances
in Hallett and Tuoiteremith,
Mat. Wilton held an auction sale on
Thursday of loot w ek selling off all Ilia
farm stook and implements, There was
a fair attendance attd things sold well as
a general rule, Mr. Wilson leaves next
Tuesday for Buissevain, Man., where he
will remain if thing• are favorable and it
not he will go to Colorado, where he ha.,
had the offer of a good 0ituattou.
Sonora Raroer,-Tho following is the
etanding of the pupils in S. 8. No. 10,
Morrie, who took the highest number of
marks in their respective °leases fur the
month of February, names in order of
merit :—h'ifth olaeo—Jumes Brecken-
ridge and Robb. Woodrow; Sr, Fourth—
Jas. MoJaan, Miltun McEwen, Aggie
Smillie, and 3. Peacock, Semi, Caldblok,
Ward Oaldbick and John Snell all equal ;
It. Fourth—Milton MaVety, Sarah Wil.
son, Mary Pea000k, Bohemia Whiteford ;
Sr, Third—Archie Musser, Wm, Wood.
row, Andrew Wilson, Aggie Forrest ; Jr,
Third—Reuben Snell, Sarah Thornton,
ff. McEwen, Ilabooaa Forrest; Sr, Sec.
end --Walter Beeakonridge, Geo. Id.
Jollneten, Martha Jahnetoo, Walter
Smillie; ,fro Saoogd••-Willie McEwen,
Ilabt. Sinapaaa, Mary. WoOdtow, (hap.
fieriest. Jas. L.•lVlr,8ax, !1'etaher.
f3lerb.
Mrs. E. Haggitt is seriously indisposed
et present.
Our monthly bore° and canto fair Wall
held on Tuesday.
E. Watson bas pm•ohased the residence
of Geo. White on Dinsley street.
Joseph Carter left this station on
Saturday with a carload of horses for
Calgary, N. W. T.
A special meeting of our town daddies
NM. held in Iuduatry Hail last Thursday
evening when they decided to recommend
that only 3 ,iorn•os be granted for this
burg for 1892.
The organ question in St. Androw'e
Preabytert ni church having been once
more ,evived a vote is 'n ho tak• n ext
f+Duday to Res whether the kilt of whist
les shall prevail or not.
On 6'fonday evening the At Horne held
under theeneplaee of the Women's Gui'd
of Trinity ch• rah was very well attended,
everyone enjoying themselves inlmetise•
ly. Proceeds o„er 825.00
Wm. lvanderson, of 2nd con, Howiek,
received from T ronto last week a
tl,orooghbred D •rh,m heifer which coat
him $100.
Dr. Patterson, of Owen Sound, f-,rmer-
lv of Onrria, has secured a aituatton in a
iYInatri ai ho••pltal ata salary of 82,500
per a0num.
At the loot Quartor'v Official Board nu
the ,roxetercircuit Rev. E. A. Shaw
was ueanimously invited to remain for
another year.
Over $4,000 baa already been sub-
scribed for the erection of the new Pros•
byterian church at Wroxeter. The
material ie now being laid on the ground
and w rk will be commenced early in the
spring
Dr. T. C. Spence, of Porde/loll, has
sold his place and business t,• Dr. Arm.
wrote Spence, of Mono Road, brother of
J. W. Speooe, miller at Newbrid e, and
intend; leaving in a few weeks for Prince
Albert, N. W.'2'...
The \lethodiete of Gorrie have decided
to • rent a new church. Nearly $3000.00
has a ready been sobsoribed and Rome of
the material is on the ground. Tho new
church will be erected in front of where
the old one now et•, nils. The old church
wos erected in 1860.
ABSTRACT
—OF THE—
PURE BRED BOARS FOR SER
alga.—The miler%(good will keen for
Demos an nOrtn half Lot 29, min.?, Morris,
it pure bred Berkshire Boor, bred by Dr.
Buell, and nu Ohio improved Chaster White,
bred by Tboe. Genrge, Putnam, from 1m-
Dext, dstash ou both aldol. This hog took
Srd prier nt tido n,iusttinl Fair in a class of
17, in 1690, n,•,1 Std at t e Wes(,•ru Fair in a
alas+uf 15. 111s size tuuh let at the Iudus-
' trial in 1601. Tonne $1,00 to oe paid at1lme
of ,.era toe wibh t iv liege ofroturuiug if nee -
ansa r1-
21. if '91851UF60. WALIi141t, Prop.
Township of Torris
For the Year !$9I
RECEIPTS.
Cash on Iiand $ 8363 64
Bluth interest on railway..,01 00
John Mooney, Collect r 900 00
John Mooney, Col entor.... 872 85
Cn. Trete„ not,•reeidenttaxes41 62
ran, 'meas,, award re lnnabies_ 48 00
T. X.•Ily,Brnsaele award.,140 00
Interest on Mortgage.. 20 86
H. Mooney, refund of wi,ue0s
fees.... 16 58
T. Gibson, license fund 40 00
7', Gibson, lirenee fund 65
Co. Trace , boundary lino grant 154 62
('o. Treas., non resident t.,xee2.1 60
Co, Trea-., tweed re lunatics39 00
interest on Mortgage 45 00
Blyth interest on Railway25 50
mortgage
54 0I1
Interest on moa_
Pa. t payment on mortgage 100 10
Iotereot nn depnelt 21 0u
Part payment on mortgage50 00
Payment of m ,rtgage and int916 9
2 Itoprest nn deposit
Payment of mottoa'e aid int930 00
Bank of Hamilton 10400 00
Interest on deposit receipt228 85
Payment of mortgage and int109 10
Borrowed from Batik of Ilam.
ilton. 500 00
John Mooney collector 2400 00
John Mooney colleat0r 3700 00
John ]Moony collector 1800 00
John Mummy oolleotor 1300 00
Total - $28105 40
EXPENDITURE.
foods and bridges 92410 68
Charity - 36180
Officers eateries 097 00
Printing 50 00
Incidentals 218 84
'rlxes 80428 80
Interest and drainage 735 42
Oohools 4142 06
Railways 181154 00
Hank of Hamilton note 1200 00
Balance in hand - 2861 77
Total 828105 46
ASSETS.
Mortgages $ 2165 90
Corporation of Blyth..,,..,850 00
Corporation of Brussels 132 50
Omit on hand . • .. 2801 77
Uncollected taxe0 - 2517 75
Total
Railways
Co. Rate
Drainage
Total ,...$13510 22
LIABILITIES.
$ 8527 98
$10000 00
'1110 22
400 00
Liabilities over Aeeote $ 4982 24
Wo, the undersigned Auditors, have ex.
amfned the foregoing accounts with their
vouohers and Coupons thereto belonging
and And the afore to be 0000002,
C1ras.OICCLI1010x1l Autlitar-
Mont001, JonN(1002 j
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POWDER
THECOOKSBESTFRIEND
LA(1GEST SALE IN CANADA.
Rheumatism,
BEING due to the presence of uric
acid in the blood, is most effectually
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla, Be sure you get Ayer's 0.1111 n0
other, and take it till the poisonous
acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system, We challenge attention to this
testimony ; —
"About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
gout, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, I saw by an advertise-
ment in a Chicago paper that a man had
been relieved of this distressing com-
plaint, after long suffering, by taking
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I then decided to
make a trial of this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it bas effected a
complete cure. I have since had no re-
turn of the disease."—Mrs. R. Irving
Dodge, 110 West 125th at., New York.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
inflammatory rheumatism, being,
to my house six months. I came
out of the eiekness very much debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. I commoneed
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once,, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
I cannot Ray too much in praise of this
well-known medicine."—Mrs, L. A.
Stark, Nashua, N. 11, -
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED 50
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Price 1311 all bottles, $o. Worth $t a bottle.
Aro you Scott or Irish
It don't maize any difforenoo to us ns long
110 t„n 1111y ),ler
BIBLES,
HYMN BOOKS,
SCHOOL oUPI'f fl f4,
NO'T'E PAPER, 1 N 'T0LOPEg,thn.
xt' li' O 1►si TTS.
Childl'en'o Toy Ctrto, Sleighs and Rock.
ing Horses. New stock of Wagone, Cto
gneb, Orioket sets for boys—ready for
(miming up.
'The Post' Bookstore
y ,daa.S. `,` V'•:Aia�*:.bao$.todoiJsrs a
—Manufacturer of—
Buggies, Carriages, &G.,
OPPOSITE TOWN NALL,
BRUSSELS,
9
Our Work will satisfy you and
our Prices will please.
Cali and See us as We are Here to
Hustle Business.
OYSTERS-!
Two Brands of Oysters this
week at 40c. and 450.
Iyer Qual't,
100 Doz. Lemons at 15e., 20c.
25c. and 30c. per doz' 100 Doz.
Oranges at 20c., 25e. 30c and
40c. per dozen. 20 Quarts of
Cranberries at 10c. per quart.
10 Gallons Maple Syrup to
be Sold this week,
Fresh Cocoanuts, Peanuts, Almonds,
Filberts and Walnuts always on band.
100 lbs. of Cream Candies in
this week.
T. RUTLEDGE,
tar Blestaurant,
Opposite American Hotel.
APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES
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DANDRUFF
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draft —Its 1rmon la marvollona—in my o n eano
a leve nptacattone not Duly ttoronatlr rnwuved
5518(0170 dandrna aontinulanon b t etoppM
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qq gg �j y� roweled 9.r
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Restores Fading hair to its
original color.
Stops
ilio9 of hair.
Keeps the Scalp clean,
Makes hair soft and Pliable
Promotes Growth.
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WHERE DO YOU LIVE?
Half of the people of our County don't know the position of one Township from
another. They can now overcome this difficulty by consulting tho
COOPED MAP
)0iP THE(
COUNTY• Com' I TJ 01\1",
Which has been long needed and looked for, The size is four feet by five feet
mounted on linen and wood rollers. Six colorings tyro used, whioh makes it very
dfotinot and effective,
THE SCHOOL SECTION NEEDS ONE,
THE FARMER NEEDS OM,
THE BUSINESS MAN NEEDS ONE.
PRICE $3.50.
Published by W. C00PEI? 4 CO., Clinlen, Ontario,
13o011e5.I4,81411 ANP 1>2•071O111etta.
School Globes and all kinds of Mope and Reboot 3appliee. Write tot' pri0es anii
Dar traveller; Will cal en YOU. -
Keep Your
'IRST
MAR 4, 1892
Ye �i�hi Herz
T..L.:Z.
Announcement
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PARLOR SHOTOUI
Our Stock having arrived and
is now arranged we are pr xarEd
to show to the people of Brussels
nd Surrounding Community a
frill line of
NEW SPRING C000S
AT'
OCK f.'OTTOM PRICES
Remember tlieoe aoods are all NEW and bought from the
Best 11TanufactIrers in the Trade.
Call and, inspect our Goods and compare Pr'zces:
PARLOR SHOE STORE.
W. SCHOSENBERC,
Two Doors South of Pepper's Drug Store.
MANAGER.
ANNUAL OUST PRICE SALE
BARCMNS! ARCAN8!
Nov is the time to secure a first class Suit of Clothes o1'
Overcoat made to Order at Cost Price,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
I will offer the whole of my Stock, Consisting of Scotch,
English and Canadian T'seeds, in a great variety, also a,
largo selection of Imported Worsted Coatings, in Black,
Blue and Brown Shades, and a good range of Worsted
Pantings of all shades
Different ..Shades of Blue Ser'es for .Suitirr ', .
A Few lines of Beaver and Menton Overcoatings
which we will clear out for
LESS - THAN - COST
Rather than (Carry, Over 1 -ill Next Vali.
sIonnamankrmasnmimenaraly
Now is the time to secure a Bar-
gain in Overcoats or Suits,
Over Two Thousand Dollars Worth of Brand
New Goods to Select from,
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
To secure an outfit for yourself as the Cost Price only last,%,
30 Days from date.
'I would like all Overdue Accounts settled dbriing
this Month as I have payments to meet which necessitates
me asking all•to settle This Month, and oblige,
E. C. Dunfordi..,
l BUSSEL(1', hire, 12xff, 1892.
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