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Lnoal-John Tait.
Imuals-1I. Dennis.
Locals -Dr. J. 0. Ayer.
Fie x-.1. tr J. Irivteget n,
LWals--reegesou tb Hallufay.
Gley Township Auditor' Report.
Abstract Statement -Brussels School
Board,
ij lit tkUsE.ls
A"ste
RI DA Y, A141?. 18, 1892.
AT the Dominion bye Wootton in South
Perth on Thursday of last week Jas.
Trow was defeated by Mr. Pridham, of
Fnilarton township. Farmer candidates
have been a suecees in Perth Co. as in•
etanoed by be election of T. Magwood,
M. P. P., J. Grieve, M. P., and now Mr.
Pridham. In Monk on Saturday J.
Boyle, Conservative, was elected by a
large maiority and on Tuesday Mr.
Guilleb, Conservative, was returned for
West Northumberland.
Tin election for the looal ae•emhly
passed off quietly in Queben province
Tneeday of last week Montreal eleoted
six Coneervetivee and Quebec pity two
Conservatives and two Liberate. The
most notable incidents of the election
were the defeat of lion. Joseph Robert•
son in Sherbrooke, by Mr. Panneton,
another Conservative, who was placed in
the field by 1Ir, Ives M. P., the defeat
of Mr. Rechen in Ottawa county and the
probable defeat of Mr. Peupere in Pent.
lac, The Conservatives elected fifty.two
and the Libe ale and Indedendants
twentyone. The position of parties in
the assembly has been completely revers-
ed. En the ht it house the Liberate had
twenty six majority. The Conserva-
tives will have over thirty majority wheu
the leglebature next meet.. Since elec.
tion day Mr. Mercier has tendered his
resignation and will take a trip to
France to regain bis health whiuh has
been very poor of late. It is quite
evident that the moral sentiment of
the Quebec electorate is better than in
some other portions of this broad Dom.
inion, judging by their actions.
Taa temperance people of Bressele
should wake up and prove by their ao
tions that their principles are well
grounded. A Royal Templars Connuil
established some time ago, flourished
for a ,year like the proverbial "green, bay
tree," but of late the interest has lagged
badly and the institution has been kept.
running by a few who have stood by the
Prohibition banner bravely. Something
mast be done, however, ,nd 'hat at once.
What will it be ? Will the ministers,
church workers and temperance 'elk
generally back up the cause and do the
work inemubetit noon then or will the
oreenizatiou die for watt of support?
Dont nay you have no time for very like.
ly von are not any more crowded with
wm'k than those who do attend, It is
nothing to the credit of the Tem„erauee
cause to say the above but it would be a
backward moveineet to allow the Welled
to die. The ,ext meeting will be held on
Tneeday evening of next week when you
are asked to attend of yuu are a m m .er
and in addition to Mb; make an effort to
increase the membership by seourieg a
few new names. Our common enemy is
not sleeping and there is a work that
must be done here or sone will suffer by
the neglect.
Brussels fh'ivbttr Park tssnoiafiou.
The annual meeting of tee above assn
citation was held at the American Hotel
on rueeday evening of this week P.
Scott, President, in the chair,
A Emilie, tie orstary.'1'reasnter, read
the minutes of the last meeting also the
flnanaiel statement, as audited by W. F.
V•unetone and Noble Gerry, Moved by
Samuel Wit ker,-eoonded by Win.
Blashill that the minutes and report be
adopted.
The following particulars were given 1 -
number of shares taken 71 upon which
Was paid 5897. The total amonut paid
out was 5444 98 for bolding traok, stand,
ditching, &c., leaving a balance unpaid
of 560 borrowed tnoney and about 580 in
accounts. There is 553 unpaid Waimea
to Some in yet.
Last Pah races were held on Ang, 21st
awl the receipts and expenditure were at(
follows
naOElPTO.
Hutel mon subeeriptios e $ 87 50
T. Rutledge, stand 10 00
Reserved &tate 9 00
Gate Receipts 119 00
Entrance to Races 82 00
Total 5268 00
rtxrr.Nolruan.
Paid "Axtel" 5 75 00
"Boy Jf y" 37 50
" "Livingston" 22 60
" "Charlie 0," 02 50
'"Queen" 81 25
'Beattfo's Popsy' 25 00
Total 5258 76
Balance on hand 4 25
Direotore wero bellotted for the follow-
ing gentlemen eleoted :-P. Scott, W. F.
Vanetone, R. Graham, Jas. Bell, R.
Williams, W. Blashill and R. Leather.
dale. A. Kcenig Secretary. Treasurer.
On motion of Robt, Graham, seconded
by S. Welker a vote of thanks was ten.
dared to Mr. Koenig for the able manner
in which he handled elle business of the
year.
It was decided to hold the spring race
meeting on the Queeo'e Birthday when
liberal prizes will in given for trotting,
peeing and running races. A meeting of
the new Board will be held at the Amari.
Kann hotel on Friday evening of this pock
to make the memory preliroiaary or.
ratlperinents,
@+It lits).
Mrs. Pe tiles is getting better.
Reeve Milne was in Clinton this was
on twenty bnejueee.
Quintin Mulilain moved to the Wm
Bait ik m this week.
Mom - Imwr...lne Duh ton • intinnes fu
very primal ions state of health,
Wm Pillion and family have left tit
farm and moved up into John's house,
David Weir Naves hie •id asanuiatt,
for the 1\urtbwest this ,leek. 1!arewel
Dave.
Era Dan. Pektnier has been quite it
for a few days dice Rothwell is with
her on a visit.
Wellinvton McTegga t (siting in the
village +bis week. He often pays us a
visit, Dont be ?
Mrs. 1'. P. filnlpsnn and baby are
again laid up wit,' their old trouble, we
are sorry to learn.
There was no service in t'oe Presby
feriae °birth here last Sunday o.0ing to
theroanmunioo at Cranhro,k.
Datil Dobson, wife and family left
for their hone in Manitoba last week
after a pleasant visit with relatives and
fo lends.
H. F. MoAllister brought his little
pleasure trip to an early close last week
and name h me unwell. No place like
home itt ennh limes.
Wm, White, of Owen Sound, and an-
other young .• an ere visiting at the
station. If von wish to know the other
youngma"'s name ask
Everybody remember the entertain•
ment by the Sons of Tempe wane on this
(Friday) evening. b'laroh 18th. Songs,
music, recitations, dialogues, ko
Principal MoLulohlin of the Public)
sobool was taken home nook on Tue.day.
He is likely to be laid off for a oou"le of
weeks. J. A. Toa'g, n farmer teacher
is taking his plata for a few
A. good example of prompt business
was exhibited here lately by the officials
of the Ontario Mutual Life A-aeranoo
Company, Mts. T. P. Simp-on received
tete o"eck for the emnunt of the policy
on her lea.e.hnobend's life last week. J,
A. Young us the compauv's agent le this
section.
We understand that the Bishop of
Huron ban promised to nnr English
oho oh friends here th,1 their ohnroh
will oontinne to be anpplied, 11r. Lee, if
in health, to be ordained and given the
incumbency in the Fall. We oongratu-
late the people. Mr. Leo is a most es-
timable young man and en earnest work.
er in the Master's vineyard. We are
sure he will do well. T. Eyok was an-
nounced to take the service next undety.
Comm Nome. -The anti hall petition
was evidently received with some suo prise
and di trust "y toe majorby of the mem.
bare of the Counoil.- Tote petition son
oerning Margaret Niobol, brneght b•lore
the notice of the Council, is a sad case.
For a sick woman to have no home, no
place where be can claim s,oelter from
such storms as we have been having is
truly pitiable, bu at the same time is it
right that thio .ownship should shoulder
the whole burden of her care while her
old home lies so near ?-The Reeve
presented a statement o` the financial
position of the township which seemed
to fully j tsitfy the assertive that a hall
(mald be buil" ails year without inorea
iug the rate of taxation a fraction of o.
mill, provided no unforeseen accident
occurred. The contention of one of our
South ide fa'bere,that the Council should
decide to build „r not to guild before
they hart estimated the cost, did not seem
to accord with our mese of wide bueiue-s
bat perhene we may learn In or • its we
grov ides.
A Snamuse.-.Oe Tueeday moaning loot
a jolly urew, led in person by the Rev. D.
B. McRae, male an unprovoked and nt
expected assault upon 'he house and
home of nnr re panted Oterk and Poet.
master -Wm. Spence -arm d with heaps
of gnod thing• a'd a nu se of money.
The goodroa,, and his family were con
Adorably shaken lip and dawn by the
baud and a p:es•'dation fullo.ed, tor,
Spathe having been toreoenter f r the
Presbyterians of this plane for the pa't
twenty yearn, with but little intermis-
sion, and that without ohurg• the con.
gregattoi, as an acknowledgement of
heir debt of gratitude, asked his aouept-
nce of the auoompanoying pores of 530,
le feelingly and appropriatn), replied,
cusp ing the money itt the a,'irit in
which it was given. After two or three
mire spent In pleasant suciel intercuurae
-food for soul and sense -the party die.
wised with a happy aonscionenese of
ell doing. A large quantity of 'he good
Wogs not used at the feast were die -
etched to a poor family ou the north
ide,
THE BRUSSELS POST
A new indnsm'y in the olty of Stretford
1 to the manufacture by A. F Meeldtten
k 1 of a tip offal brand of ohs' se lutuwe as
•'Nacliaren's Imperi d," being a fanciful
arena Canadian (Meese oonteduing more
better•fat than any other artiole before
„ off red for 8tie on flinftinadien or (Jotted
hitetee ulareetti. it is put tip itt glues
e jars of varien., sizes, oontaining two
pound• and upwarls, and ie ptaaod on
e the market at a much lower price than
fnr Etogli.1 Stilton uhueee, th sigh u'i
cores pronounce it fully equal to bbie
I now famous branit,
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Pertl tlounty.
At the annual meeting in Waterloo of
the Dominion Life Assurance Co., Jae,
Trow was reelected president.
J. Bnndsoho has purchased the saw
mill and stook on hand EMU Jacob Hahn,
Atherton, and will commotion operation
at an earl date. Mr. Hahn iatende
moving to New Hamburg.
Jame: Bothwell, of Dakota, phrohased
from G. orge Sp aria, 4th eon. 13 anshard,
8 three year old mere for which he reali.
zed the cum of 5200. Mr. Spearin wad
also offered 5400 for another span of
mares, which offer he refused to accept,
tleorge Ifisteter, 10th con., Logien, met
with a serious acoidett While engaged
in chopping wood with his brother John,
the blade of the Istte 'a axe flew off the
handle and struck George on the thigh,
thus malting a w 'tied several Moline
deep.
During the month of February 261
vagrants have been grouted lodging and
breakfasts in the pollee cello' of Strutforl.
One week during the same month no leas
than 109 were sheltered from the frosty
night air and the horrorti of a hungry
stomach.
The Oongtegational Church of Strat-
ford,the pnlpat of which has been vacant
the pest two months through the removal
of Rev, J, P. Gerrie to Toronto, has
extended a unanimous call to Rev. Wm.
Lindsay, of Saranac, Mich., to beoome
pastor of the ohnroh, and Mr. Lindsay
hag accepted.
A Milverton correspondent writes ;
Valent'ne Vols' has purohased a tree
measuring five feet morose the stump and
sixty feet to first limb, where it is 40
inch°. omega, the entire length of the
tree being 178 feet. It grew on lot 28,
eon, 12, Elms, and sold for 540,
John Hooper, sr., of the Oth con, of
Blanehard, delivered at S. Fraleigh'e drug
and seed establishment, ht, Marys, one
load 01 plover teed for which he received
the itandeome sum of 5478,18. This iti
the largest load of diover seed ever do.
Reeked in BI, Marys by any once mane,
Hamilton retail grocers will close their
stores at 7 p. m. after April 1,
A the Dnfferin As,izea iu the case of
William Sht.mswio, jr., charged with
the murder of .lobo A. Montgomery at
Hockley in O,Jtober lead, the g and jury
returned no bill, Sltinnewin was then
' brought before the grand jury on the
charge of tnansleuebter, which also fell
I through. Prisoner was charged with
having strnok 'leoeased a blow on the
head with a stone daring a saloon row,
' Montgomery subsequently dying from
the r frame of the wound.
The Indtans of British O"lttmbia will
have a great potlaah on the Queen's
Birthday at North Arm. Chief George
Musanetn will give away 3000 blankets
and a timber of nantose, hie brother
Johnny will give 55000 and the other
tour brothers will dos large -ams in cash
and blankets, The family of ahid, the
ah;ef is the head is one of the richest in
the pro Mee, having mad,' a area tt.
mount by lisping oil the F aser. re feat
the amounts they intend giving away
repte•ent the profits of their work dieing
1891.
Severed years ago Sr. Renton, a former
well knnwn hotel keeper in Ridgetown,
dlPti N„ l left property worth 58,000 or
$10,000, intlud ng the hotel, Ile bad
been twice married and bad several child.
req by the first wife. Before he died he
made a will 1,-eving his property to the
widow during life. There w a olanse
in the wit, which provided that if she
w Is to marry again the property was to
revert at once to their only child, who is
now 28 and a cripple. Should she die
wi'hout marriage the will says the pap
party fa to he 'wiled am„n_ the bus.
baud's hairs. Mrs. Beaton vas itt tee
opinion that her husband made a mistake
in the will. She believed that Its fully
intend• d the proper+y to r• verb to the
oripple, but itt the face of the will was
furoed to conclude -that her crippled eon
would be left a pauper, a. it was •oo late
in life for her to look for a husband
Px-Alnyor Jas. Dart, I1f, 0. R. station
agent there, (tame t o her moue with a
scheme to attain her end. They went to
Jaukaon, Mioh., where %friend hunted up
a devii.mat care -fellow named William
A, Plumb, aged 21, slim, lack and boyish
in appearance. It was explained to
Plumb that Mre. Baotou wanedo eel
married bet didn't avant to live with her
hu-baml, but just wauted to "]titch p"
so her son pout inherit time money.
Plumb was ititrocluc •'', to Mrs. Renton,
who told him that if he .v001.1 consent to
go tnroneh the ceremony she would pay
him 510. He agreed, and the ceremony
u
aserform
p ed, the parties auparating
immediately afierwards. Mre. Renton,
or rather Mrs. Plumb, has returned
home, leaving h"r boy huahau i in Jack
sun. It is m; likely Gust' still meet
again. 3ieautirne her crippled sou will
inherit the property at once,
F L ` at
J. & J: LIVINriSSTON
-HAVE---
v
boo BU' -.I -{ELS
OF BEST DUTOEI SEED
For farmers in the vicinity of Brussels,
who intend raisi,gflax during Ilse miming
Beason, which they we prepared to deliver
in quantities to suit flax growers. Can
be got at the Brussels Flax Mill or et
W. H Me0raokcu's grooery. Seed given
out at 51.50 per buslcel a .d on the usual
terms. Order early and Beanie a supply.
For Flax grown from this Seed
$10 per Ton will be paid,
If of good growth, harvested in the pro.
per ..+•aeon and delivered at the Fl ,x Mill
as goon as fit for threshing. We will
a'so rent a number of good sod fields for
the purpose of growing flax.
J. & J. Livingston,
WM. BRIGHT, Pnoraramons.
MANAGER.
IS not only a distressing complaint, of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich.:-
"Liver
ich.:-"Liver complaint and indigestion
made my life a burden and came neer,
ending .my existence. For more than
four years I suffered untold agony,wee
reduced almost to askeleton, and hardly
had strength to drag myself about, All
kinds of food distressed mo and only
the most delicate could be me,
at
all, Within the thne mentioned several
physicians treated me withoutgiviug re-
lief, Nothing that I took seemed to do
any permanent good until I commenced
the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which
has produced wonderful results. Soon
atter commencing to take the Sarsapa.
rills I could see au improvement in my
condition. My appetite began to return
and with it canto the ability to digest
all the food taken, my etrongth it,.
proved each day, and atter a few
months of faithful attention to Snits
directions, I found myself a well
woman, able to attend to all household
duties.' The medicine fres given me a
new lease of life,"
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
ltantaa$n DT
Dr. 4. 0, Ayer & 00e, L..oWell, Man.
Pricy cy $1; ex awake, 80. Werth 50 8 bottle,
AI
TL;1 9EY BU[,inq FOli t5Fil
tl sIos,-..oty Jersey butte are from tint(
milking strains and should produce stuck
signal or etq,nrior bo env Inc either the
creamer' nt• eb''ese metal y. TOO dam of
one still
creamery
uty Pnxsnsstnn nave TOE Ors, f
'late to 12 nuathe with her host edit. Ifni
further parbiotdars apply at my Drug mud
Book Store.
G. A, n rs AD if { N, Ii rassel s, Gut,
IItfPROVED LARGE WHITE 'YORK.
.L 8HHIRRO HOAR.
The undersigned will keep for servlss this
Iroveut season the Itutrroved large white
Morris
Yorkshire
which n limited nDumber0'of eawS
Will be taken. Terms 81.0(1 to be paid at
thus of service, with the privilege of return -
Dig if necessary. Pedigree may be seen up-
on ap{{tlioutiou, ROtt14HP tltOFiiL,
16tf Proprietor,
PURE BRED BOARS FOR SER
viola -The undersigned will keep for
ser•vloe ou north hail Lot 29, sou, 7, Morrie,
a pure bred Berkshire Boar, bred by Mr.
Snell and an Ohio Improved Chester White,
bred. by Thos. George, Putnam, from hit -
vetted stook on both in les, This bug took
3rd prize at the Inllustriul Fair in n class of
17, in 18011, and 3rd at toe Western Pair in a
(fast of 16, His she tong let at the DUNS -
trial in 1801. 'Porno 31.00 to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if nee -
0000 rl.
2p.tt SAMUEL WALKER, Prop.
MAR 1", 1892
.WN.,VPl1AYl1[CAiFSYri'G31EirTY.Br35rAlTlf
Ion COTTON RGOT lel 1pN 1d, V '1'0 LOAN,
1'1)311,111UV11.
11 ph Seimse. discovery la0nsa
IV nee ett., ,r Mt .....
et,o0 or LAMA.. 1, OW
only perfently sato find
reliable otedli s° d l ',env.
area. nrware of unpfll,alPlaal drugaiatn whrt
oiur In forint' tuddioluos it^ n t' of this. .l.k
for r notes UMW:. 1.80.1' S:rul' io t., s at,
substitute; of inclose .51 and 4 ahroe•ctnb
On hada V.,4550stamps iu bettor and we
will sent, sealed, by return uxtlL Full seal-
ed peHlculars in plain envelop'', to ladies
only, 2 etttlnpo, Address Pend 1,117 torn.
puny. No. a Fisher Block, ltll Woodward
,tve., Detroit, Mich.
t�'8old f+ Ittussels by J. PEPPER, G.
A. DEA I1alAN and all responsible druggists
everywhere,
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
-at-
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Company Funds.
APP' ILA' TO
J.C.IIefi'ernan, J.A.Young,
Valuator, Agent.
Ethel P.O., Ont. 281!
Any Ainunnt of Morley to Loan
on Pam Or Village Pro.
Iter1;1 at
(i
& 61 Per Cent., Yearly,.
Straight Loans With privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division ('ott7•t Clerk, Bru88e18.
S TILOT3'S
CONStTMP TIO
CUP'.
Thi- GREAT COUGH OURS, this
sumeosfn' CONrSUMPTION CURE, is
without a parallel in the history of medi-
oins. All drummers s are authorized to sell
it ell a peeiti ye gilar011100, a coat that no
other ours tali successfully stand. If you
have a Cough, Sore Throat or Bronnhitis,
u -e it, fur it will core you, It your child
has the Croup, or Whitopiug Cough, use
it promptly, and relief is sure, If you
dread thin insidious Mamma CONSUMP-
TION, DON'T FAIL to use it, it will cure
you or meet pothi- g. A.k your Druggist
for SHILOH'S CURE, Pekoe 10o., 50o.
and 51,00 If your lunge are sore or baok
leme,use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 250.
APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES
It covers the }around
-the B. & C. corset. It is
perfect in shape and fit, is
boned with Kabo, which will
not break nor roll up, and if
you are not satisfied, after
wearing it two or three weeks,
return it and get your money.
Yon 84.1 ,14 BY A. 4T1tAOH.AN.
�. 'N LANE
Royal aatl Stetnnahipt.
Liverpool (milling at Mnville),
REDUCTION IN C,AARP4 &
INTERMEDIATE RATES,
STEAMER Fiona PTIolt
PORTLAND EALIFAx.
*NGNf901'IAN 17 March 16 March
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oitiONGn, rAe8 ,,.,,.30 " ...
These steamers sail from Portland about
1 p. W. r11121 aday'6, Jr sem as prate' hie after
arrival of brains due at 1 sttiand at noon,
and from Halifax about 1. p. nt, Saturdays.
Estes of passag'• t-r'ab,r, b1 Parisian and
Gil'.as,iap, '840, 860 and 360; to terra a'late
8126 ; steerage, 326. Gebiu by N=Mien nod
ngeran, $40 end $45,
+H art, 'Ono p..,a: uuyre Dolt. Last blab,
leaves Torn° to nn Wednesdays at 8p, m.
ter 04a -bland.
STAT la LINE SRRVICE of Allan Line be-
tween New Yolk sad til,teg'•w VI ' Lnndeu-
derryy. Canis patentee, single, 936 end up.
waffle; return, 300 and upwards, auuordieg
to location of bnrtb. Suaund Cabin, $25,
et..eragga, 020.
The lied steamer will leave ASunt, cal on
May 7th.
For further parbloul.tre as to railroad
ratan, sables, 8n , apply to
W. H, KERR,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
"Post" Publishing House.
ALSO AGENT Fon TEE WHITS STAG LIRE,
NEW Yoe* To LIVEitrooL.
Abstract Statement
R. ROSS, Treasurer,
Brussels School (Board
REO1fIIPTS.
To Balance from 1890 - 5 106 58
Nonresident tees 20 84
Equivalent to GuyernMelo grant
1890 - - 149 00
Government grant 1891 154 00
Grants from Grey and Morris„ 27 27
Municipal Aeeenantent, inaludiug
Grey and Morris 1450 01
Total 51978 16
EXPENDITTTRE.
Teaohers'solarise 51650 00
75 00
80 00
84 00
85 00
24 98
Caretaker's salary
Seo.!Treaeurer's salary
Interest
Wood
Repairs and supplies
Postage, Stationery, &a.....,.. 3 77
Balance - 170 46
Total 51.078 15
Balance on hand 5 170 48
Ws, the Municipal Auditors of the Vit.
lege of Brunch) for tho year 1801, certify
we have examined the books and vouch•
ers in the hands or R. Ross, School Board
Secretary and Treasurer, and find the
same correct and a (mob balaneo of 5170,.
45 on hand.
JrJ, N , SJS. KrhaENotro Auditors.
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Btu settle, Match let, 1899.
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TIMES, VAUSES &
TRAVELLINC BAGS.
All intending Travellers will do well to call and inspect
our large and well assorted Stock of
Trunks and Valises
Our Crystallized Trunas .: t S 1.75
ar ' C+rea . Value.
Our. Stock of roots and Shoes will be found
Equally as Deal) as our Trunks.
Our Ladies' Buttoned Boots at 99o., and Men's
Dong( /,a, Badmorals and Congress Fair
Stitch at $2.50 are well worth
calling in to see.
Remember our Stook is all New,
no old Shop-worn Goods. f
We again invite you to call and inspect our
Stock.
W.SHOSENBERC
Two Doors South of Popper's Drug Store,
5
MANAGER.