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SEPT, 23, 1892
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ii., l'.st:l"GCtYe o. +
.Lirato W e1.
Tangible evidence of the oonbinued pop•
ularity of Rev, Jas. Livingstone Was
given m few eveninge ago by the Board of
the Listowel Methodist church increasing
his salary from 81,000 to 91,100 with a
free parsonage,
L, Bolton, P. L. S., and party arrived
home a low days ago from Algoma after
about six weeks absence on a surveying
expedition.
Walton.
Chas. Sege keeps poorly.
25 Dents secures Tan Pose until 1893.
Rev, D. Forrest will preach in Melville
ohuroh, Bruseele, next Sunday evening,
.8. large number from this Emotion will
Fair store
0x t
ra eels air as exhibitors
attend the
B 1 e
mud -sightseers.
J. D. Campbell, a former resident of
this locality and who is living in the 'p.
S., has prebend a farm and will beoome
a tiller of the soil.
131 vt.1o.
Will Emigh was in Buffalo on business
last week.
Miss Clara Mason is visiting in Clin-
ton at present.
Mrs. R. Howard spent Sunday in
Wingham with friends.
Rev. T. I7. 'Higley intends moving hie
family into the English parsonage bhis
week,
A large representation of Blythites are
taking in the Western Fair in London
this week.
Our large staff of compere are working
night and day to supply the demand for
apple barrels.
Oa Friday our band gave a few solea•
tious of the market square to the delight
of the citizens.
Mice Kate Ooloton'e many friends will
be glair to hoar that she le fast reoover-
ing from a serious illness.
Our apple buyers are shipping large
900nt•itiea of fruit from this etetion to
the Old Country these clays.
L+:t1re1.
25 cents gets Tno POST until 1893.
Miss Spence is visiting at Port Elgin.
The visitors to Toronto have returned.
Mies Bartleman paid us a visit last
week.
11, F. McAllister and D. Milne aro
away at London.
The contractors for the stone work on
the new Hall have finished,
Mise Ball, of Brussels, has organized a
large music class in this village.
J. 0. Heffernan is expected home from
Muskoka about the end of this month.
London .Exhibition has the call this
week and quite a few from this place aro
going.
Thera will be no preaching services in
the Presbyterian ohuroh here for the
next Iwo Sundays as the pastor is away.
Reeve Milne is in Muskoka on a busi-
ness trip. He and J. C. Ileffernan have
purchased 10,000 sores of timber lands in
that section and will operate there next
wi nter.
b' ealortlr•
TITS Wtivan.—Tho fall moot of the
Seaforth Cycle Club was held on Friday
01 last week on Rooreatiou Park.
Results :—
One mile novice -1, 0. H. White,
London ; 2, J. F. White, London ; 3,
A. Ashton, Aurora. Other starters, J.
0. Abell, Seaforth ; J. Raid, Aurora.
Time, 3.00 1-5,
llalf•milo ; olub ; in heats, 2 in 8-1,
W. Shaw ; 2, D. Clark ; 3, P. Ooultas.
Time, 2-02 1.2.
One mite ; open -1, P. W. Doll, To.
ronto ; 2, R. McFarlane, Stratford ; 3,
T. MoOartby, Stratford. Other starters,
G. Baldwin, J. Livingstone, Seaforth ;
H. Daville, Aurora.
One mile ; olub-1, G. Baldwin'; 2,
A. C. Winters ; 8, J. 0. Abell. Time,
8.12.
Two-mile lap raoe--1, T. B. Maoarihy,
Stratford, 20 points ; 2, H. Daville, 15
points ; 3, F. W. Doll, 14 points. Time,
6.07.
One mile ; 8 -minute 0la0s--1, M. Lloyd,
Aurora ; 2, G. Baldwin, Seaforth ; 3, R.
R. Mol:'arlane, Stratford,
Two mile team road race -1, Aurora,68
pointe ; 2, London, 49 ; Seaforth, 47 ;
Stratford, 44. The road raoe Was for
teams of five men from clubs west of Tn.
routo. Hamilton and Toronto clubs
barred.
Moleetworth.
(Received too late for last week.)
25 (tante aeoures Tun POST until 1893.
A number from this vicinity have gond
to the Loudon Fair.
Pia-nios, garden parties and box socials
seem to be the order of the day.
Mist' I. Steels, of Newbridge, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her relatives
in this vicinity.
The Fall wheat is growing very fast
owing to the abundant moisture in the
coil and the summer fellows are present•
ing. a green appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. James' Murray left for
Mitchell on Saturday when they will
spend a few days visiting , old aogneint-
anoee from the lower province.
A very large orowd attended the
slim Band on Friday evening. The pro•
gram was well tilted out and a very
pleasant time was indulged in,
Geo. McKee returned from Orosshill on
Friday evening in order that he might
take ie the big time on Saturday. He
Will return on Wednesday mottling..
Most of our young people are going to
attend the box social to be hold at the
residence of Danoan McDonald of the
2nd 000eoesion of Grey, on Friday even.
ing. ISSLissie18. Barr spent Saturday
and Sunday, with her mother on the
farm, She 1s learning the dreoa•making
in Palmerston lout like"' to visit her
parental domicile and take in any un-
usual big time that happens to transpire:
On Saturday at very large orOWtl as.
mumbled in Mr. Robertson's grodo to
spend the day. Dinn01 was prepared
about one o'clook after which the pro.
gram was proco001001 with, Mr.•Fowler he•
ing ()looted 011a102nan. The mouth organ
band did excellently, as in feet dial all
whose 114111 OS wale of the program.
Mian J. Maguire won much applatt88
owing to her talent as a violinist, also
Mies M. Taylou ae a vooaliot. Quito o
number att0uded frog Listowel, come
from Trowbridge And others from Morrie.
batik, The swinge wore Rept busy for
the goatee part of the day and were not
eeiit up too bleb, thea preventing ao•
ehlente,
TIIE BRUSSELS POST
uadndeneramtearimemeamera0=artertax=serenuniem
Wo are pleased to announce that Mrs,
Wtn. McArter, 7th lino, W110 was sarieuly
111 Het week, is uonvaloesing and her
many friends bop soon to hoar of her
complete recovery,
IlrtuiNrAr..—The homo of Emmanuel
and Mrs, Olvar, 1111 con., was, on Tues.
day lout, Sep. 20th., 1130 score of tt very
pleasant event, being the marriage of
their daughter Ella to W. W. Logan, an
enterprising young merahaob from Tup.
pervi110; Ont. There were guoete present
Iron Mitoboll, Bluseels, Auburn and
other places, besides theeo of the im•
mediate neighborhood, most of whom
06810 aged, or at any rate, married people,
Tho bride was tastily and beautifully
dressed in mauve silk and bore in her
band a very fragrant and pretty baguet
of flowers. She Was given away by her
uncle, Mr. Campbell, cf Mitohell. The
interesting ceremony was performed by
Rev: J. W. Pring, of Bluovalo. A num•
ben of valuable, useful and beautiful
presents were given the bride. The
happy couple left the family residence
about 3:30 o'olook to patch the 4:00 train
at Belgrave en route for London, where
they will spend a little time at the
Western Fair, when0e they will go to
Tapporvillo, their future hone. They
were followed by a ebowor of rico and the
hast wishes of all present for a happy and
prosperous future. Tno Pour extends to
this young couple our heartiest °engem.
tulations and well wishes uud though
Morris has lost one of its most aateem•
able and fair daughters, yet we will not
complain knowing that the young man
who carried her away is worthy of all
respect and esteem. Morris' loss will be
Tupperville's gain.
A.VW O (l.
A now rirosemaiting eetabliehmeet 10
1'own.
Miss Jennie Harvey is laid up with a
mild typo of typhoid fever.
J. A. Roe, Atwood's veterinary sur -
goon, WELs mar'r'ied last Wednesday to one
of Morningbot'a fair ones,
Miss Aggie Loobhoad spent a fow days
with aoquamtan000 lu liarriston and
Palmerston, taking in the sponte and pia•
nie in Palmerston, given in aid of the
sufferer's of St. Johne.
W. 12, Humphrey', of Newry, has pun•
ohaeed John Pride'e house and lot, ad•
joining the school and occupied by Sam•
uol Forrest. It is a good property, the
house being nearly new. Thorn is also a
good stable Oh the lot..
The Bee aayo ;—A county oonelable re.
moved Jobn Cranston to jail on Wednes-
day morning for again violating the in.
junction recently issued against him by
the courbe by nob tatting down the forme
ouclosing 0ortain streets. We expected
this would be the result Of Mr. Cranston's
foolhardiness in putting the law of the
land to open defiance.
The Wingham Tilnes oaye :—II. Me.
Bahl, of Atwood, was a transient visitor
in town on Saturday last. Mr. Mel3ain
has been taking charge of tbo work of
Rev. W. Leech, Londesboro', during his
absence on a holiday. Mr. MoBain is a
clever young man, and will taste a high
stand among tho Methodist clergy when
he completes his oollege course.
131ttoval fee.
Jas. Timmins was in Toronto last
week.
A number from this locality are attend-
ing the Western Fair.
Rev. 3. W. Pring and wife were vieit•
ing at Palmerston last week.
Send along 25 canal and we will for-
ward you Tan Pose from now till New
Years,
Jamas Nicholson, who was recently
stricken with paralysis, still lien in a pre-
carious oondition. There 1$ no percepti-
ble change for the better.
We aro pleased to hear that D. J.
Hartley has passed ab the recent exemin-
atioue in Manitoba and taken a 3rd elan
certificate. He is engaged in teaching in
Beanoejonr. W. 0. Hartley also took a
first "A" and is now attending the Nor-
mal in Winnipeg.
A post mortem examination of the
remains of Mrs. W. A. Leech of Detroit,
formerly of Bluevale, and analysis of the
stomach, proves conclusively that de•
ceased mane to her death from strych-
nine. The case is a mysterious one as
there was 00 poison about the premises
that site oonlci have taken by mistake,
and her domestio life was extremely
happy and she had no enemies so far as
known.
The annual Harvest Home in 0ounec•
tion with the Methodist church here will
be held on Sunday and Monday, Oot. 2nd
and 3rd. Rev. 0. E. Stafford, of Toron-
to, will preach on Sabbath and on the
folio,ving evening a hot supper will be
given after which addresses from the fol•
lowing gentlemen are expected :—Rev. S.
Sollery, B. D., Wingham ; A. Y. Hartley,
Bluevale ; 0, E. Stafford, whose subjeot
tllbit worts more will be "Tho 1
0 1 than it
o
coats," and Josiae Groan, of Gerrie.
Music by the ohnreh choir. Bluovalo
takes no second place for rousing gather•
lugs and this will bo no exception to the
rule.
1.110 x• 1• io1.
23 cents secures Tug Pose to 1808.
Nelson Love and wife are homo on a
visit from Manitoba.
Adam Sootb has moved back to this
township from Hensall.
Thos. Bone, 8rd line, spent last week
at the Toronto Exhibition.
Miss Alioe Bailey, of Detroit, is visit.
lug her parents, on the 4th line.
Miss 0. Knight, of Blyth, spent Sun-
day under the parental roof on the 8611
eon.
Thos. Maunders and wife were visiting
old friends in the vicinity of Toronto
last week.
Wm. Sholdioe, sr., of the fbh line, was
renewing acquaintances in Tnokeremibh
last week.
Mrs. Heard disposed of her 50 more
farm on the river bank to her neighbor,
Mr. Oook, for 91,000.
Wm. Modell and Wm. Marshall, 8th
con., were visiting a few days last week
at Iolyrood, Bruoe Go.
James Cloakey jr., who ruptured a
blood vassal some weeps ago, 10 ebill poor -
1y but gradually improving.
Wm. Stubbs, who has been ill with in.
flammatlon of the bowels, is improving
nicely now and is able to be up.
Miss Belle Irwin, of Brussels, return-
ed home last week after having spent a
few weeks rusticating at Wm. Sholdioo's.
It ie said the wedding outfit of one of
our fair daughters is being prepared in
Brussels. The nuptial day is not far
distant.
The Board of Health should get a
hustle on then. and ptovent as far as
possible the spread of that emerge—
diphtheria.
Edwin, son of Joseph Webster, has
been dangerously ill from the effects of
being etruok in the eye by an apple
thrown by another boy.
On Thursday of last week as litre. John
Angus was hurrying from the cellar bo
avoid the rain she slipped and fell sprain-
ing Duo of her ankles badly,
W0 regret to bear of the seeiou0 illness
of Mies Robeaoa Jackson, of Drayton, a
former resldout of this vicinity, bub we
hope that site will soon reeov81.
The emotio11 sale of farm stook ab Geo.
Kirkby's on Friday was well attended.
20 head of 2•ycar•old steers were sold, the
majority of thorn bringing over 930 per
head.
A natural anrioaity is growing in John
Angus' garden in the shape of an egg
bplant. It is a vine not unlike a 0uotun.
ee with fruit on it the shape of hen's
eggo,
airs. A. Jaok0on arrive 1 homo from
Detroit last Saturday where she had
boom attending the funeral of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. A. Leach. She brought her
little grandson with her,
Dntn.-00 Thursday the bright seven
year old Dom of Arthur Shaw, 8rd nom,
died of diphtheria. The funeral took'
place on Friday and was largely attend.
ed. T110 parents are deeply syrptbized
with. There are a couple of other oases
of diphtheria reported in the ooltnnnnity..
A memorial 80rvi0e was bold in Sun•
spino ohuroh last Sabbath afternoon
bearing on the decease of the late Fannie
Stubbo. The pastor gave an admirable
diecanr00 10 a largo atidfonme. Wee
-
I old and lldiee Wilkineon rendered the
snood dnott "Almost Henn" very feei.
ingly.
Wingeht'n.
Tho Salvation Army band wore out
serenading some of the citizens of the
town last week,
J. 33, Cummings bad has his house and
shop on Victoria street painted, which
add greatly to the appearance of the
Dam,
Proef, Scott has arranged to hold
another contort on the evening of Wed-
n€qday, Sept, 28th, the last date of the
Wingham fall fair.
The case against Harry Garbutt, of
Wingham, having been settled out of
court, ho (Garbutt) has returned to
Wingham and been cordially received.
Who says our electric lights are 00
good ? 13y the reflection of one of the
aro lights in a looking•glase a Wingham•
ire might have been seen shaving himself,
seated in the garden about 200 yards
away, on Saturday evening last. He says
he had a splendid shave too.—Advance.
The TinIGe says :—The party who en.
tared D. McKinley's hon pen one night
last week and exohauged a very poor
drake for Mr. McKinley's drake, had
better roturn the same at once as he is
pretty well known and if he does not re.
turn it at once will be prooeouted accord-
ing to law.
Another of Wingham's pioneers has
gond to his long homo in the person of
John Mellon, who deported this life on
Thursday last. Deceased had been suffer.
ing for about three years from a cancer,
which started in his lip and gradually
eat 11s way over the lower portion of his
face and throat, causing death, a happy
release from his blain and misery. He
had been a resident of Wingham for
about thirty years, He leaves a wife to
=urn his demise.
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—AT THE—
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BANANAS,
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CABBAGE,
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only perfootly safe and
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ermn, Beware of unpt•ineiplod druggists who
offer Inferior medicines In 1,100 0 03 11810. Ask
for (lspk'a COTTON ROOT Oomi'DANn, take no
substitute; or Melono 51 and 4 bhreo-eont
Canada postage stamps in letter, and we
will sena sealed, by return mail, Full seal.
ed particulars in plain envelope, to ladies
only, 3 stamps, Address Pond Ldly emit,
puny, No. 8 Fisher block, 131 Woodward
ave., Detroit, Mob.
sold It1Brussels by T. T. PEPPER, O.
A. UF1ADAIAN and all responsible druggists
everywhere.
SEILOITS
CONSUMPTION
CUBE.if ale
This GREAT COUGH CURE, rile
suooessfnl CONSUMPTION CURD+, is
without a parallel in the history of medi-
cine. All druggists are authorized to sell
it on a positive guarantee, a test that no
other cure Dau successfully stand. If you
have a Cough, Sore Throat or Bronchitis,
nee it, for it will cure you. If your child
has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you
dread that insidious disease CONSUMP-
TION, DON'T NAIL to use it, it will Duro
you or cost nothing. Ask your Druggist
for SHILOH'S CUBE, Price 100., 50o.
and $1.00 If your lungs are sore or back
lame,use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 26c.
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CALGARY 35 00
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(lis leave all pointe in Ontario on
SEPTEMBER 27,
Return until Nov. 0,1800.
OCTOBER 4.
Return until Nov, 13,1803.
Parties ticketing from other points should
arrange to arrive in 'Toronto lu time to cou-
u eat with the 11120 p.m, troiu on above dates,
For full information app s9y to any Ticket
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Agent of the Canadian Pad Seaway,
J. T. PEPPER,
Agouti, Brussels.
F r'-,ronchitis
"1 never realised the good of a medicine
so much as I !MVO in the last fow months,
during which time I have suffered intensely
from pneumonia, followed by bronchitis.
After trying various remedies without
benefit, I began the 8130 of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, and the effect has been marvelous,
a 011)910 dose relieving ala of choking, and
securingn good nights rest"—I. A.
Higginbotham, Gen, Store, Long Mountain,
Va.
Le
'Last Spring I was taken clown with la
grippe. At trams I was completely rostr0&
(id, rid so difficult 1084 shy breathing tut
my breath seomod as if confined in an iron
edge. I procured n bottleof. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking
C dm relief followed, I could not believe
that the effect wouldhe so rapid,"—W, 01.
Williams, Cook City, S. Dalt.
Lung Tr=1u1b8e
"For more than twenty-five years, I woe
n sufferer from lung trouble, attended with
Coughing so 100000 at (38105 es to ea000
I10o1Orrh8go, the poroxysma frequently lost-
ing three or (our hours. 1 was induced to
try Ayers Cherry PecMmi, and after tanning
four bottles, was thoroughly cured, I can
coufidanty reconn,end this medicine.".•Frant
IIolemnn, Clay Centre, lCans,
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. 1 C. Ayer C Co., Lowell, Mass.
Solis by all brut,t,isis, Tries $r ; six bottles, 5s.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
OU WAT 1: STOV
ALLANTYNE & ',IL
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HAVE JUST W HAT
WILT1 SUIT YOU.
"THE ART isARfi.,,.AND71
Is a Leader in Coal Stoves and Always gives
Satisfaction.
We heel) in Cook SLOVes, "The Tioga," "Home Garland,"
''Bright Idea" and sevcrlll other inalces that we re-
otlnlnie)id most highly. CI7,1I in and see
0111' St'Oves and get our prices.
BALLANTYNE & WILTON.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loam on Furl n Pro-
perty at
LO NEST li',f1 TES.
Private and Company Funds.
W. B5 DICKSON,
Solicitor, c0c.,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
HONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division court Clerk, Bruasal,.
Private Funds to Loan.
$20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
No, Commission.
Borrowers 61211 have loans com-
pleted in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
N. 121. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Brussels.
Ontario Mutual Life.
H50,00 OFFICE, - IVATEIILOO,ONT.
Assarauce in force Jan' y,'92..914,934,807
New business written in 1891 2,694,950
Increase over 1890 846,800
Cash income for 1691 547,620
Increase over 1890 57,620
Liberal Conditions of Policies.
Cash and Paid-up Values guaranteed on
mob policy.
A11 dividends belong to and ale paid cul y
to policy holders,
Premiums payable during the month in
which they fall due.
Poliales are incontestable two years fro in
date of issue.
No restriction on travel, residenoe or oc-
cupation.
Lapsed policies may be revived within six
months after lapse,
Death shine Paid at muco on completion
of claim papers.
J, A. YOUNG,
District Agent, Ethel.
.Oo You K11ow
That C.E. Perry mantes as
fine photos. as are made in the
Country.
That lie
Finishes all photos. on the
new permanent aristo paper
That he
Can't be beat on family
and other groups 2
That he
Copies and enlarges old
pictures to any size 2
That his
Cabinet Photos. are excep-
tionally fine 2
That his
Baby Photos. are unequall-
ed, and if you want a first-class,
finely finished photo. you can't
do better than call on
0. E. PERRY,
Next to American Hotel,
Brussels.
THOS. I'LETCHER,
Practical Watchmaker
and Jezveler.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to Bemire
your patronage, we are openieg
out Full Linos in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Eatabliehod and Reliable Malcom
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest Designs
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LAIlIpe GEN RINes,
Blame/its,
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1` -$'Alan a Fall Lino of Venire and
Violin Strings, . o., in stook,
N. It,-188liter Of 3881'r'tng° Ll reuses,
T. Pletcher, - Brussels