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THE BRUSSELS POST
New Advertisements.
compared with the desbruotion of cloth
John 1 vara, a bricklayer•, from 1'lxater,
who was working on A. Watson S now
_
Ing and the risks run at Area from fall,
run
Building, Mitchell, fell acme six cr Seven
Looal--A, Reymann,
Jug walla, Suffocation from amulKo or sicl(•
6
feet, breaking a Small bone iii the leg
prop Report—C, P, lt,
noes caused by being drenoh0d by water
near ilia mnkla,
Local—W, Richardson.
from the hose but of coarse these things
In several sections of country around
Local—Mrs. A. Ilomg,lost
Looals—Dr, J, C. Ayer.
eight of in the desire to save life
are a
Exeter bite farmsrs are complaining of
the 1ptrdooss of the eoil, matey being un.
Oholora—Alex. Strachan,
and property, and faithful work is Al'
able to proceed with the preparation of
At Iland--Dr. J. 0, Ayer,
ways done oil those occasions. Some
tics ground for fall wheat.
Farm for Sale —L. Dobson,
detiuite understanding should be arrived
A Sahbath School convention will be
Stoves—Ballantyne & Wilton,
Dress Goods—Irwin & Moliain.
at in locating the angina for service ae
held in ounce Moll with the financial die•
triot meating of the Goderlob District,
L000l—Tho (ween Publishing Co.
that the least quantity of hose possible
on Monday, Sept. 12bb, fu the Methodist
j Ayer's Sarsnparilla—Dr. J. U. Ayer,
would be in use and no time lost in got-
church, Holmeavillo, commencing at 2
ting to the nearest point, One poiab
1), in .
For many years Philo G. white, of
n n
Ci•�j.e f�.l11551 � (lA Si.
morn in the nbeauoo of Engineer Mo1Som
froul town, mg frequently occurs, some
Lucknow, was a well-known character fu
Bruoa and Huron oounbhoe, known as
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other compot0nt person should be en-
auctioneer and ebage•driver. Many yeal•a
1"RIDAY, SE, IJT. 9, 1892,
gaged by the Fire Brigade or Mr. gel-
ago lie mysteriously disappeared, leaving
a wife and family behind him. Lt lime
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sem who would aesuma the responsibfl•
lately been ascertained that he died in a
ity of managing the engine. It world
recent year in California, leaving an
Ow1NG to the ill health of Premier Ali.
not be out of place for this person so ap•
estate valued at about $40,000,
bot there is a likelihood, of his resigning
Pointad to run the engine at practises
The Festival of Nations held on Dr..
his position. Sir John Thompson is
and he or the engineer should not fail to
Rollins' lawn, Exeter, under the auspfoes
of the Epworth League of the Jams+
Spoken of as hie probable successor.
pay monthly visits to the Fire Hmll all
street Methodist church, was m decided
l Tien London Advertiser remarks :—
with the caretaker keep a watchful eye
suacese. The booths on all sides of the
beautiful lawn were perfect repreaauta•
The arrival of two more oholera-strioken
oil the fire apparatus.
tions of Canada, China, Greenland and
i steamshipsfrom European ports keeps
the situation sufficiently alarming to
F3Ivt11'
Africa,each booth supplying 1 refreshments
in accordance with P thmeir respective
compel public attention, and to empha-
Joseph Carter returned from the North-
country's pualom.
size the advice "Be clean and keep clean ;
weat this week.
Mise Francis H. Steele, aldos6 daughter
j be temperate in all things and keep tom-
Johu A. 'fanner left here on wednes•
of Rev. H. D. Steel, of Kirkton, formed
1 Aerate." It has been suggested that the
day on a trip to old England.
of Goderioh township, has received the
Canadian Governor-General-in•Couucil
Ex -Neave P, II011v shipped Several oar-
unanimous appointment from the Board
i and the President of the United States
loads of outtle to Montreal on Saturday,
of Miesioits as lady homelier in oonneotion
should issue proolannations prohibiting
Mr, mud Mrs. Cannon, of Buffalo, were
with one of the church of England MIS.
immigration lentil such time as the
the guests of mine host of the Commevoi•
alone in the Northwest Territory, Miss
epidemic has run its course. This would
al this weak.
Steele has reached her destination, being
be a radical and far-reaching precaution.
Farmers are about through with the
Lebhbrigh, Northwest Territory, under
But it is not at present within the power
harvest in this section and a large average
the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary,
of either the Canadian or United Stairs
of fall wheat is being sown.
of the Diocese of Huron.
authorities to take this action without
Mrs. Newton, who writs visiting her
The death of A. B. Henderson, of the
the direction of Parliament and of Con-
daughter, Mrs. McKellar, for sorra time
firm of Maxwell, English & Henderson,
'j groes. But they, can maiutnin mot
thorough quarantine regulations, and it
past, returned to Strathroy on Tuesday.
On Sunday morning a large oongrega-
on
of Sarnia, which occurred at Goderioh,
oil the let hast,, was heard with deep ro.
is satisfactory to know thab the sem-
of all denominations attended the
deet around there. He has been in
boards of both countries are watched with
Roman Catholic church to witness the
delicate health for some time past and
a carefulness never before exemplified,
rite of confirmation administered to a
his death was not unlocked for. During
though there are still defects to be
lass of seventeen candidates b Bishop
o Y P
Sarnia
deoeaged'e residence in Sarnia he mode
remedied in the Sb. Lowrance. Itis too
O'Connor, of London, The choir from
many warm friends throughout Smrnim
bad that the work has been delayed till
Clinton furnished the music.
and surrounding country. Ile was an
the approach of danger. The necessities
of the ease, the great mud continued dan.
e -
ii:tlttol.
active curl earnest works in the Matho-
dish Ohureh and for several years past
Er that the disease may get a footbold,
demand that no precaution Shall be omit-
Eph• Ocher is removing his family to
has been leader in the Central Motile.
ted, no matter the cost.
Walkerton this week. He reports busi•
dist Church choir. His services fu this
nese good.
respect were of inestimable value, and his
The Listowel District meeting was
loss creates a vacancy that will be diPfl•
PREgmENT HannlsoN's order imposing
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held in the Methodist church here on
colt to fill, He was a prominent member
tolls upon cargoes passing through the
Tuesday of this weak. A fuller report
of Court St. -Clair, No. 124, Canadian
I Sault Ste. Marie canal bound for Calla-
will be given next week.
Order of Foresters, and his death will
than porta went into effect last week and
Thos. Davidson, who has been fore•
than of the Heffernan & Milne Carrick
cause general regret among the members
of the Order. The funeral took place at
it is announced that the companies en•
mills, goes to Muskoka with it gang this
Samfurth on Saturday.
gaged in carrying freights by water be.
week to superintend the same firm's mill-
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tween Montreal and ports on Lake
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ing operations thele.
Three of our most popular young men
JohnMaxwell, of Stratford, has to.
Superior have agreed to reduce their
left here on Tuesday morning for m Pic.
calved Information of the depth of his
' charges to an extent sufficient to meet
speoting tour in the Northwest. Fred.
brother, Robert Maxwell, by drowning
while bathing lin the Tamos river at
the new tolls. The companies can well
Laird goes to his brother, Max. Rmynard
g oes to hie sister, and Geo. Eokmio wall
TampI o, Mexico. The deceased was
afford to reduce their ohargas, because it
n
goes with them,
some years years ago connected with the
is admitted that they have been so "'he
The Township Council mot lin Burden's
Grant western Railway at Hamilton.
it is for large profits that they have by
hotel here on Saturday last. The door
He was second son of James Maxwell, of
Hamilton, and was well known thane,
their exactions driven trade from the St,
was shut. After deliberating about two
hours they let it be known thab the whole
was unmarried, and had reached the
and nullified the operation of
Lawrenceage
ow
contract for the building of the Town,
ae of 44. He was a member of the
ag
the government's rebate policy. The
ship Hall had been awarded to J.W.
Fuh glits of Pythias..
ohargei of the forwarding companies be-
Fogel as the lowest tenderer, at $85Q, and
Ing reduced to meet the Sault Ste.Marie
the site was decided as lot 21, con. 7,
canal tolls, no additional burden is im•
road. fie let
IS is tW the 8th of the
18 mg the contra of tha township they
private Funds to Loan.
posed upon the trade of the St, Lawrence
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consequently there is no excuse
almost seem to have made it a point tom�•
there, is
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`$2 1J U0
roube and
whatever for Mr. Haggart's proposal to
get and, of course, everybody
not quite pleased.
SopnEN DEnTa.—A, number left for To.
m in )laced
Have been 1 y hands
take money from the Dominion treasury
ronto Exhibition on the Tn(sday morn.
for Investment on real estate.
to a President Harrison's tolls. The
pay
ing train and among the friends gathered
only result of this proceeding would be be
to bid them "bolt voyage" teas John
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
swell the already large profits of the for.
Slemmon, one of our earliest schillers and
most successful farmers. As the train
No Commission.
warding companies at the expense of the
was leaving the station he turned with
taxpayers of Canada. The forwarders
Christopher Raynard to go to the horses.
Borrower's can Have loans oom
can affordto pay the Sault Ste. Marie
They had neudy reached Isaac Gill's
plated in Three Days if title
tolls out of the "rebmte" they receive
house when Mr. Slemmon fell back dead.
im•
Satisfactory
from the Dominion treasury naw.—Free
from
He had known that snob an end was
for months. His heart was
-
Prean, Ottawa,
diseased. It fell to the lot of section
W. Al:. SINCL AIR +
annual meeting of the Ontario
boas Greensides to break the sad story to
Mrs. Slemmon and the ramming were
SOl2C2to)', Brussels.Tae
Branch of the Dominion Alliance will
shortly after carried home. The deaeas-
be held inRilihmond Hall, Toronto, on
Tuesda 13th inab„ at
ed was born in England mud oame to
Canada lin settling lin Victoria
T
Ontario Mu t u i fe
next, cummenoing
ty. He moved to Grey township in 1854,
Gl t
9 a, in. Cheap fares are offered on all
taking up 200 acres of land, then bush,
railways. The circular issued in calling
and which by his labor mud energy was
1113,tlk 01'F1CIS, • '11TATd7R1,00, ONT.
this meetin l eaY s :—
speedily transformed into fruitful fields.
Abort 3 nited in
5 years agoo lie wAssuranceag u
lin force Jan , y,, 92..914
Ontario Court of Appeal has given
I' a decision declaring that the Local
marriage t fiae Ann Tindall who, with
four gone (Wm,, Thos., Chas., and John)
a
,934,807The
Now business Allen in 18912,094,950
h' Option measure passed by our Provinci•
and one dmughter (Mies Mary A,) survive
Increase over 1890..,....... 340,800
Cash income for 1891........ 547,020
al Legislature was fully within the
jurisdiction of that body, and making it
a kind husband and father, Another
daughter, Sarah J. died in 1879, and Ed.
Increase over 1890.......... 57,020
clear that the Legislative Assembly Ilea
much larger power to deal with the
ward passed away In the Spring of 1887.
Mr. Slemmon hal eaten his breakfast on
Liberal Oonditlons of Polloles.
liquor traffio than has yet been exer-
cised, The Province of Manitoba has
Tuesday morning with the family who
little thought as he left the house to drive
Cash and Paid-up veiling guaranteed on
each policy.
voted on the question of prohibition mud
the cons to pasture that death was so
P
All dividends belong to and are paid only
to Volley holders.
declared in favor Of the principle b an
P P Y
overwhelming majority. On all sides
of ns there ie evidence of a Strong and
near. The sad news fell like m thunder
bolt upon the community as well as the
family. On Thursday the I
Premiums payable.e during the mouth hi
whroh they fmll An
POIJOIOa are inoontesbablo two years from
g rowing sentiment in favor of an im.
mediate further advance on roade that
afternoon
funeral took place, the large concourse
speaking volumes for the esteem in which
dato of issue.
No restriction on travel residence or oa•
initiation,
ars now indisputably open. Since the
the Subject; of this notice was hold,
Latticed poliaica may be revived within Six
mouths ctor Impao.
meeting referred to, fifteen maniohpali-
ties have voted on Prohibition bY' lmws.
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11101,111p
Demtb Mim. l, Said, at once on completion
of claim papers•
In vote was a tie. In
eof wre defeae theted
six
six rva were defeated by majorities ag-
Huron COlil7ty.
JJ A. YOUNG,
gtegating 129. In the other eight we
The Httron Signal subsoripbion is now
Dietrich Agsnt, Ethel,
won by majorities aggregating 329.
$1,50.
In several municipalities the now
B. B. Ogler will be the Q. C. at Huron
law is actually in operation mud we
have to
Asshz .
Readthe e
practical evidence, some
i, least, may be acoom•
Paring bees aro in fashion again at
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extent at of what
' plisbed through this hnahrumentality
Fordwic
TheForesta. have decided to put
j The foots cot out make it clear riot by;
,l present is a very important point in the
Rof our reform. The situation
plate glass front in their new building at
Gorrie,
Mrs. J. R. Williams, of Gorrfe, is eo
uro
and onblook are full of interest mud
far recovered as to be able to walk down
fraught with heavy responsibilities. It
is a time at which we should carefully
consider our position and then judicious-
Street.
Win. Lyons' cooper shop in Lucknow,
400 apple barrels are Joined oub daily out
RI -Sport
ly, determinedly and unitedly follow up
by six workmen.
the advantage ganed, and so hasten bile
Over 5,000 barrels of apples have been
total extermination of the liquor traffic
that is such a terrible` curse it)
handled already at the Lnehnow station
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Olt MANITOBA AND
still our
land.
by the different buyers.
Cliff & Forester, of the Lucknow
A FEw words,canoerning;lthe Fire De-
furniture factor are havinga new sixty.
five horse -power boiler plaed in their
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1V OTe�YsT
.
partmenb of this town may nob be out of
works.
Through th a death of a cousin in Ob•
lace at this time. The Piro Eu
p gine,
bogs and Carta, Larks and engine stand
are all right and in workable chaps mud
taws, who had accumulated t the vast alta
mAll
of $510,000, Wall. en, near Lakolet„
falls heir to $10,000,
1 IS0)
what is required to complete bho effective-
The annual fall show of the Ashflcit
nese, in Daae of Are, is a bettor alarm I •-anti
electrical connection with the residences
Wawanosh Society will be held in
the driving park, Dungannon on 18th
mud 14th of October.
Copies may be had on appplicmthon to any
Agent of the
' of the Engineer, Chief and Captain I and
W. H. Duman, of Zarioh, covered the
t a quarterly fire drill. System and meth-
i in the
distance on a safety bicycle between
Exeter and that village, a dlebanao of 12
1 `""`
z od are essential) necessary Proper
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miles, lin one hour and Jou minutes,
i t ,® •
handling of this very imporbanb depart
R. Ross and wife were driving along
ment and this should be acquired by
the n !nth con, of Howfok when the front
i
practice ratber than when on duty. Of
axle broke loose from the buggy throwing
course ilio pay received by the members
them both ovor the dashboard, Both re•
ocivod Socia severe bvu?eau and a bail
J. T. PEPPER,
of bile brigfldo is a mere bagatelle when
Shaking up, I
Agent, Brussels.
SEPT. 9, 1892
AT HANDCHOLERA
Ili a dangerous emergency, Aym's u
t: aHRRY I'P:CI'URAI, is prompt to act and
sero to cure, A dose I:tkcn nn the first _..
sympl ems of Ci•aup ar Brnnahi lis, checks
further progeoss OI' these complaints.
It sol•tens the phlegm, soollts the in• As it preventative Of ttillCI= ]Keep your eye oil this space reoln
Atuued membrane, ant incieccb )}
Sleep. coli to week, This w001C'\VO have just 1'0001V0f1 1L large assortment
As a rentodv for colds, coughs, lass of Uf 0111, New
voico, In grippe, pneumonia, and even
consumption, It) Its early stages
,DYER' ®O��, ��i® `t�'BBE�►�,
Cherry Pectoral All of which will 1.10 sold at it close living profit. If you want a
excels all similar preparations. It Is good durable pair of Boots that will keep your feet dry come to us.
endorsed by leading physicians, is agree-
able to title taste, does not interfere with New Dl'ess Goods aad Yew THIn i72iTLls to
digestion, and needs to be taken usually 7
in small doses. Match, Sold clbea p.
' Fron, repented tests In my own family, Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral has proved itself a very o11'icient
remedy far roll., cout'hs, amt it. vnrianH dis• Our flannelettes oan't be beat for Quality and Prioo
Prd m of the throat and lunges,"—A, W. Burdett,
ittsfield, N, 11,
"Car the last s$ycnrsIhavc been takingAycr'H The Very best value in it 50e. line of Shirts and Drawers that we
Cherry use has Pectoral or lung troubles, and am assured
that its have ever shown.
Saved M 'f =
�� iV, want to do a largo trade this Fall anti at ilio same time
Ihnve recommended It ki hundreds, I find rho give our customers ever possible satisfaction ill What the favor us
nest effective way of taking tiles medicine is in g y 1 y
small and frequent doses,"—T. M. Matthews, P, by buying.. All our old friends and malty now are cordially invited
M., shera nn, ohio,
" My wife suffered front n cold;' othtng helped to give Us a Call.
her but Ayor's-Cherry Pectoral wlIlen oifected a
cure,'—R, Amaro, Plympton. N. S. Yours, Truly,
flyer's Cherry Pectoral ALEX.
STRAC"HAN.
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rena'ulo medtaiuo diov-
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far COOR'S COTTON ROOT COMPOUND, take no
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ed particulars in plait) envelope, to latlioe-
only, 2 stamps, .Address Paull I,IIy Voou• 9
pang, No. 3 fisher Block, 131 Woodward
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t=-•t'BOld in BIn seals by s, T, PEPPER, G.
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all reauousiUlo druggistsTHE PHOTOGRAPHER,
eV01'y'wh01'0.
F9=01115 Having added new Scenery to his Gallery is now in it position to
turn out work that is second to none. A look at his photos.
CO HhSlH 15 `A°IO will convince you that they are first-class. The public
U. are invited to call up anti inspe°ct work in gallery.
This GREAT COUGH CURE, this .YietZ17'es Copied aad also El PI to CL7171 CLze
successful CONSUMP'T'ION OURS, is Z7L Cl'ayb7z, at 7'easoizable, - i4ces.
without a parallel in the history of medi•
Ohne. A11 druggists are authorised to sell
it on a positive guarantee, a test that no1 Y
other Oure 00,11 sucasssfully stand. If you A Specialty made of Out -door Views.
have a Cough, Sore Throat or Broucbitis,
use it, for it will cure you. If your child r
bas the Croup, or whooping Cough, use You cannot mistake the place, W. W. Burgos incl stand
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you over Standard Bank.
dread that insidious disease 00 If
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TION, Dont'T F.tm to use it, it will cure .1__l,- J. Srr �fJ LN G
you or cost nothing. Ask your Druggist
for SHILOH'S CURE, Price 100., 500.
and $1.00 If your lungs are sore or back-
lame,use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25c. ,y
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GC T. R.E11xCURSIONS DRESS 4"HODS
—TO— 6
Iris ustrial Fair,
m WBRIGHTCHEAP,
September 6 to 16. h 9
Return Tickets from Brussels to «_—
Toronto, $8.50.
Excursion days, Sept. 18 and 15,
Return Fare, $2,60. Serges in Navy, Garnet, Brown and Black from 40c. to 75c,
All Tickets valid to return until per yard. Colored Cashmeres in Garnet, Navy, Electric,
September 196h. Brown, Slate, Terra cotta and Myrtle. Unions at 25c , all
wool from 35c. to 50c. Bedford Cords, Navy and Brown,
Manitoba Excursions 48 in. wide, at 75e. In Black Goods we are showing a fine
Sept. 06h be Points Advertised at aur• range in Henriettas at 40c. to $100 per yard, as well as
rent Rates. Ottoman Cords, Soliels and Serges. w
For Tickets going mild returning via G,
T. and U. P. Rys. Call on
T. FLETOH ER, Tweed Goods i72 .szait len. ths, 64 im wide at $1.00
Toww Trcl(ET AGENT. peryd. U72io72 TZveeds, doZbble widtl2, at
All Baggage checked through without 800: Doz&ble width, Helto72s at 25o.
change of Check.
FRESH ARRIVALS 1 A line of Tweed Patterns, single width, at 10c., 12je. and
15c. Trimmings in Braids, Gimps and Cords to
match all shades Of Dress Goods
—AT TIIP—
' Our New l�antlings are Extra Value.
Sim,r
Double Width Meltons at 7c5e., 90c. and X11.20.
New Flannels and Underwear, just opened up,
BANANAS'
PEACHES,We have just Opened. 25 cases new
,P'Gums{Morts. Boots, Shoes &Rubbers,
CABBAGE,
A Call Solicited. We wil be pleased to show you our
TOMATOES, Goods and quote ]'rices.
WArTERMLLONS,
CORN; M am
CANDIES, ,
NUT'S,
VRESH ORE AMS. W 11K P1 C I A I