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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-10-7, Page 101i5trict !atttt.eflna-t11. Vet :!avksletr: let :re'nte1 the Cunt r�:u-�•ial t1.ltel io I. n'., Itil', and Itis -mowed ' nil it Pere sediy. 11 L Se :ortlt-.tdL!ler let, r. eoi rel n o,ln- •trart from a 11lielligen inInnertnem to +14+010 1 large it web•,• of sets of heavy 'i1.11'llt'�� who, iT' n k t•snn, n Sertf. rth painter, foil twenty the feet oft 0 buddutg in 310. Ri11op t ,•v.;+!tip the other day, nn I re- .eisive•i 0 gori0n4 'Itt1110 no. L 1 1 N•evins fell od e gad c: apple 7;0^.1,.+1; at .a..,;1+111 LIt as 1 w „ 1,e. itt -I a 1- ,,...0 t- to r..'{n-I r,, lest les t•.'Leiv• n:• a , mt elver 't,.c • e ih-.0 rf:Imre,l fire 011L•'., e. • b; u',. bio It el �\V . l It ,,t •..111111818.1. l',t,l,i„ii'e 1.171,1n h 'r-•: hill it . ru•• stere Sell by lightning.� It wit l h>. 0•Pn rsoe,t ul'r.n,.'t t' tLi; 11101 prize- f.,t the best • eelhse •u ,f stuffed buds and aniurtlt at -the: \Vestt't•u fair, London. The partnership heretofore existing be- tween W. II. Lovett cud John Danueey 00 'ruin layers here, has loam dissolved. ldt L umooy has again entered into pertn_e hip with Mr. hp': ” t. formerly -,.,.d with the Luta Co, 911`ta:ti t'raer Fail fair was hell here on Tuesday cud wVednesday. The brick work of the new 1'resbytev. ten rhuroh is completed. A slate roof will be put on. ut. Johnston got off pretty easily for hie stabbing fracas. It shanlel be n les• son t'p bin] as long as he lives. liobt. Blank is having tide face of the ri1i1•d.mu stoned op so as to p0008ot the midway end to preve:it passible Minot to the t, ..«t' pritilege dining the hi;.11 :H•,. :oxen :Iitca;.t: who wile emg0go 1 tut' a aeries of temperance lectures here last week under the auephcoe of the R. T. of T., failed to meet her engagement on the e..uiiig she w„a expected. Qeito a Dumber were disappointed, several having taken a long, fruitless drive to bear her. The committee's plans were so muelh rtiecotheerred that they telegraphed the lady cauoelling the engagement. l.V itz s-liztatu. Sura Lord Bailey, one of the ablest vdooutio iets on the continent, will give an entertainment in \Vingb.tm oo Thus• day evening. Oct. 13th. A number from town tools in the W0,1+. ere Ex i trsinns to Detroit, Grana Rapids asid e:411er Western cities on Tu•selay ant 'l ecinesday of last week. hobs. Cassels, who 11108 been with .los. Monday for Tot onto, were he will attend Colley, V. S„ for some time, left this the dental college. ,reek for Toronto, where he intends tak• It is proposed to establish a contact of Lig dt coarse in the College, night schools on or about the first Nevem. young son of Mrs. Filthy., of Lower ber, under competent teachers in comae• Wioghitm, aged about 0 years, was (Inc. tion with the Mechanics' Institute, ieg some horses on the common when One of Samuel Dipple'e ohildren, a pone of them kicked, striking the boy iu irl of abort la ye'a's, net with a pain - .the forehead 11011 f'aetn•iug his skill. pal nu dined 01 the Public, school reoelt•y, 194 Iimss altos: -P. AL. (. lu•Ito"' While playing at. rectos she was 10100 ' ad down by smite of the boys and in fall- ing one of her legs was fractured and her ankle severely sprained. The accident was dos to rough playing by the boys. The following officers were elected for the ensuin; year in connection with the Musiuul Society hero :—President, T. L. Ham i1toe ; 1st \•ioe.Prasident, Atm. J. A. Hacking : 0at1 Vice President, Alice Den. nison ; Secretary, Mise Jean Marshall Treasare.r, W. H. Climie: Librarian, Miss Boss ; Conductor, Mies Climie ; Accompanists, 'Misses Sutherland and James; Committee for the sale0ti0n of music, Misses 111ilode, lt.ttltwell and ALh. Du,v011, Atessra. Dilworth nail \\tolftobn. SUPPLEMENT TO TIIE BRITSSELS What might have been it serious rine. I, way accident to Lient•(lnvernor Kirk. pair'iok, Ilon, Oliver Mowat and lion, John Dryden, at, Woodstock on Friday night of hist week, was prevented only by one o' the horses attnehed to 11'8'1• hack elippiug and falling on the pavement iu shu'tingto run, A, S. Ball', ast.f!aut was tried on Sept. - .T,to, a•ittiro ay. 2.ithatthe 1Vuodstnok assizes. \V10lteu John Merry has gone to Daisy, North the court opeuel at 11:311 the roam 108 Dakota, to tale, cit 'g8 or den;; sloe, io crowded, including n number of ladies. that place. Justice Street had {residing with htnh on The Lueknow 1[rohsnius' In,Brite is the bench Judge Finkle. l The case excit- am, of the instituti,u, in which Cot eiti- 0.1 eonvfderable Incat feeling, and ns the zee, generally take an active interest, County Attoruev recite 1 tit- facts of the 1-toblishwl only throe Yo -ire ado, it now 1'00', revelling the bio• d titin+ y annals nrule n nt ui.: a ph •,r ;uul I h , bcrni0m boosts a membership of 130, has a emu. l m ldion0 t,•tding tn,m, iuh exa?oslt;, sleeve by Air=. red), after her Intabnnd iil,r'trv, muintnins a h,.rgely 80tended had bion slwh linea noes by the burglar, night sfhoal erect wilder nu1 its 1011011 aroused the interest among the auditors grant from the goveruutett to one of the to fever heat. The jetty ,1'110 ant ttbon1 8001 in the province. 1:5 minutes whe11 they returned with 11 •Glti/..•11,i were itsieve.1 10 lun•a r.f verdict 6f guilty of attempted murder. the t 1 Mrs, dt IA1u trif of lohlt Kelly was tient some:me.l 10 fifteen years ing well oared for, and ie doing as well as could be hoped for under the eiream• atana's, Dr. Cowan exercised splendid skill in the lwlpulatbun. 'Leto fret tint Mt. Lovell lost his wi'e the Senday previous makes hie: own 0048 donhly trip t,riutette and the 10ntp.tthy foe 1,111 11118 preform.! ttntl utibverttt!.--b1:e. Il oft ,t , . 11 It this 'll •i � h t u't pima iu the peuitaoti;u�v. The pr,soner al• nut, of 1.' to lar, tt tih,t 004 visiting :;ttutg at tilt 11,01 enaitp ed 011'' 0e111,0u:0, w'a0 p101001 te.;tt,-c,• of 1,,e• , 'loges, 0 01, AI., !Or a upon him, lie hail hoped that he would 0, -wit prtri r. +,Il tit, at. •s of her dettll not get 101,IT 11111 ill ree tars, but wh,mt was It s.uhl.11 shoe 0 to hter husband and that otto increased 1 live laid he 10ltnnst friend,. Itteensed, who wets itt her 70th broke down. The constable of mice yeto', Otto it true and earnest Christian. The remain, were interred in the Code - rich centetprv. _._ 4 .._- 1 o0. n'ic. \\'m, Dane has given the Albion hotel it therein:1i t tittle t;, The tabek work or the now Methodist church is new about completed, Henry Wiggins, of the lien of Walker 10 Wiggins, liverymen of this village has been ill. Corrie Brass Band was present at the IIowic0 Fall Sho•,v, in Fordwich, on Saturday, and at Wroxeter Show on Tuesday evening. The carriage team that took that prize at the Montreal liahibitiou was stripped from Gorrie station by Robt. Edgar, borse•b Iyer, along with a carr load which he sent alt a few weeks ago. :\ Strong, who has been behind the counter of W. •1. Perkins' ole'e, for over 2 years, left on 'Wednesday of last week for Niagara where he has secured it good situation in the wholesale and retail establishment of tine -too ,@ Co. The Directors of the Ilowick Lnsurauee Co. met on Saturday, Sept. 'Lith, and spent most of the session in considering several perp•e';ing claims for stteit sup- posed to have been killed by lightning. Some of these losses were adjusted and the others held over for further evidence and consideration. Lightning Itas been the 010008 of nu unusual number of claims this season. Labs; t.oel. Messrs. Goddard and '+lisle too:: 02 priz is in poultry at Palmerston fall ti how. Geo. Fowler, student with W. M. Bruee, L. D. S,, for some time, left on Tlireo'tory publisher, has been in towel since Uontl y ---quits recovered from his lout iltnese, He is here to complete the V'1nguarT7 directory which would have now been ready for delivery had he not ,!,-on taken ill, Crowell Will -on mat with a severe el ,:-dent the other evening. Ife was driving elf ng when his horsesuddenly shied at •eeuekbing on the road and npeet the •bcegy, throwing Air. Willson out, great- ly in;'nring his shoulder and giving him a bad.sizaking up. Ile fs improving but is still em,littt'd to the Iroise. • .'s.two.oct. '=here i, ronsiderable sickness in town. V0'rrt. Hatekelaw has disposed of itis butchering busitws0 in town to Henry :'ttrith, of Donegal, who will take posses. siur, ml Nov. Ist. Mr. Ifetwkaltitw'e ' aealti. is so poor that a further continue auto of the business ie nut deemed advis• able, HAND Cnratrt• Off, -it i, said that •'reet.de is usually followed by trouble. ':J;nfevor this ratty be, Inc 11:1,vt it earl in - 7' n•1'. '0 .08 of it to report this weelt. On Fri- • my evening of last week John Watson tied his gong were threshing at John Bell's Atwood, and Wm. Lovell, who was slstrnling by, asked to feed the separator, ',2-ttiebdealuest was cheerfully granted by Art. Ty"00401. the proprietor of the mach. -101, especially since Afr. Lovell was alt bdfriend of Watrou'e and bad followed 'tlhe Thresher with him some years ago. Mr, Lovell mounted the feed board and ,epeeeedled to feed oats which were some. ;hue ,tat^.p. I -Ie poked the grain in live - :or :about twenty miuntes, and was •ri`tztalt to feed a sheat of matted oats, but in bis'endeavors to septette the sheaf the cpllnder caught the grain and drew it in 'with to, jerk, Mr. Lovell's left hand fol. - teeing it, and before ha had time to T'eafits the situation, the hungry knives literally chewed lhie hand to pieces. He .ainiekly withdrew the mangled member :Lire/rt./Abe maohine, wheeled around and ,•shook it before one of the men. It was *hanging in shreds and presented an atxlui spectacle, Ito bore the terrible agony with heroic courage. By the as- sistance of Wm. Bell he was helped off the enaohine, end Bell and Alex. Morris wm Rssi00)0 {rim to Dr. Cogan's office. Tits accident happened at 6:30 p. rn. Dr. Cowan, aesieted by Dr. Rice, ampu. rated the handl at the wrist joint. Lovell iastepping at L. Pelton's where he is be. I61tr-Faading�s. W. 1120 tools charge of No, 0 school on the lot of October. A little girl belonging to 0. Story, of the 12th cat., died a few drays ago of diabetes. Jas. Kerr enjoyed a very pleasant visit to London, Ingersoll, Cullodon end other poi ti or interest. .hiss Jimnta Pollard, who has been visiting her sister in Loudon for some tint0, has returned. Bir. IIaeltwell, of the 13th con., is reno- vating bit dwelling house by retsina it higher nn8 siding it with Inmber. Alex, and Mrs. Gardner spent a week with his brother, Dr. Gardner, of Lou- den, and enjoyed themselves very much, Mise Gracie Scott, who has spent some weeks here, hats gone to Goderich for a time before returning to her home in Belmore. A. Beattie, of the 7th ann., sold a teahn of draught lhorsee to G. T. Turnbull for the Oltl Country market. The prise paid was upwards of $100. A. Orfolt, of the 14th con., intends re- moving to Tunherstnitb, to tape charm of his father's farm. Rad has leased kis place here to D. Crawford. Sabbath, Sept. 20117, was the fifteenth anniversary of the induction of Rev, P. Musgrave into Duff and Cavan churches. Ile delivered a very appropriate sermon for the occasion, and showed rho progress both congregations have made since bis induction. C. E. Torrence, of Montreal, had his gold watch and chair, valued at 6160, stolen from him about 1:30 o'olook on Friday afternoon while ho was enjoying a ride on the steamer Carload on the De- troit river. handcuffed Kelly nod proceeded to re. move him from the cnnrt. Turning to A. S. 13a11, Belly said : '•I1 the Lord keeps me alive I will come back and call on you again." Ontario Mut ual Life. tl R.tti wb•rtt'E, - `t'.t'riamit 1o, Assurance in force Jan'y,'02.. $1.1,034,807 Nett' business written in 1801 2,0114,950 Increase over 1410 3.16,800 Cash income for 1891 547,620 Increase over 18410 67,3320 Liberal Conditions of Policies. Cash and Paid-up Valn,•s gnaranteeel on each galla r. All rlivhlelxla belong to and elle pall ,n,ly to policy hollers, Pre000111s partible daring the month la 01110b. til ay fanatic.. Policies are incontestable two yenre front date of laevo, No restriction on travel, t'osl.leuoa or oc- cupation. Lapsotl policies may be revived witbia six month, atter 10118. Prath clnbns paid at ante on completion of claim papers. J. A. YOUNG., District Agent, Ethel. a U i t It a a hU } r t t , "Backache .7 in^dd71s the hid- nay8 are in trouble. Dodd's Kidney Pills give prompt relief.” ; 6 "75 per cent. of disease is first caused by 1 disordered kid- %) 778/15. . flight as well try to have a 6 healthy city 6 a'itlbent sewer - 1 aye, as good health when the kidneys are clogged, they are the scavengers of the system. "Delay, is dangerous. Neg- lected kidney troubles result in Bad Blood, Dyspepsia, Liner Complaint, and the most dan- gerous of all, Brlghts Disease, Diabetes and Dropsy," The above diseases (1(100t exist where yI Dodd's Kidney el Pills ars used." Foil hr All dealers o sent by million receipt ." ed., 00 ants. poi box 08 six for r ase. 1 1...1. Smith & Co, Toronto..: write kw book ,o It ,1 Kidney lilt. TfllS4 b TDIIER, Practical JV'atchina7aer• and Jeweler. Thanking the public for past favors and support mod wishing still to s0anr0 your patronage, we are opening out Full Linos in 0111.11 AND SILVER WATCHES. Silver Plated Ware from Established and Reliable Makers fully warranted by us. Melts of the .Latest Desil1124 JEWELRY I WEDDING RING%, LADIES GEtI RINee, Bneoonne, EARRINGS, 1460. r. Also a Tull Line of V,onnie and Violin Strings, deo., in stook. Ail lt.•-lsettrcr of Marriage Licensee. T. Fletcher, - Brussels. POST sILof E OsuM TION Illi+ 01:111AT COUCH (10111:, this 00(10880(11 CONSIJMI,'ION CURE, is without a parallel in the history of medi- eine. All druggists are authorized to sell it on 1t positive guarantee, a toot that no other cure can successfully Stand. if you have a Cough, Sore Tbr,tat an 11 1.0110h I0, too it, for it will Pore yon. I1 your chill hoe the (!roup, of Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If yin dread that insidious disease CON511311'. TION, DtN'T rant, to use It, it will caro you or cost uotllirg. Aik your Druggist for SIIILOI1'S CI; BE, Price 7110., i0o. and 51.00 IC your lungs ere sore or haul lel/1001e, Shilolt`s l'orous Piaster. 'Lie. FRESH ARRIVALS —A `I THE— SAT Istauh1ai1t BANANAS, PEACHES, PLUMS> LEMONS. CABBAGE, cITCUI\t lEI1S, TOMATOES, WATERMELONS, CORN, CANDIES, NLTS, =SE CREAMS. vet, 7, 1502 Money to Loan, Money to Loan on i"ltrm Pro- perty tit i,o r ES7' 7r,'1T.i,S. Private and Company Funds. W. 1B. DICKSON, S'nliiital', (Or., llltvesrlL8, ONT. DO Yon iiiiow That C. E..L'crry makes as fine photos, as are nude in the -Co.tuntry. 'i'h(i'., Ile Finishes till photos. on the new permanent crista papal rllliiit he Can't be heat on family and other groups ? Tient he Copies and enlarges old pictures to any size ? That his Cabinet Photos. are excep- tionally fine ? 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. P E R RY Next to American hotel, Brussels. ,:saaisarepass4caee7a.-,rr,nmsaraa _ ntevrman020i!. Our Stock in above lines is now complete with Fall and Winter Goods. We are Giving Extra Value in these lines, This Accounts for the fact that our Sales are Largely Increasing, • Septeinbei being not only the best Months' business we hftti e hoed since coming to ,Brussels, but it is away ahead of any othe.i Month in Boots & Shoes. ' We have Mens' Long Boots from $1.25 to :8.50-1111 good' value. We have Womens' Shoes, from the finest Kid to the heaviest I%ip. Boys' Long Boots and Misses' and Children's Shoes of all styles and prices. In RUBBERS & OVERSHOES We have the celebrated. "Granby" make—There are no better in the Market. Wo have (5) Fivo Styles of Men's Rubbers, not Count- ing Overshoes. (5) Five Styles of Women's Rubbers, as well as Misses' Boys' and Children's. Wo liavo the Cardigan Overshoes in Women's, hisses' and Children's. sues. Tho Stocking in these is now made right to the too, so there is no danger of these ripping. rartmormatrartrarManraglanntemormentealaramicatal We have a Button Idastener',• and ,73za1'tons can be fastened with zv'Te so they don't come off. When you want Boots & Shoes give us a`eall. IRWIN & McLMN.