The Brussels Post, 1893-1-27, Page 5JAN 27, 1893
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THE BRUSSELS POST
DISTRICT NEWS.
C7 rust Isettulc.
A 11181 and ,upper will he held nh Zitn-
3nar's Motel on Fraley, Feb, Bed.
!11I 11+� severelelR.
A t";h h, 61 Canlflb0 lily ret u10ed to
Molesworth after spending the simmer
in 11'itn;toba.
The marriage of Mies Mary Menzies
to Win, 1leAllister, of Washington Terri.
tory, oohs 111aoe at her father's residence
on :lap. 101h. That that may be happy
and prosperous is the wish of their
many frlonde.
'Vrtaxerttr.
Reeve Sanders ie away at the Oonnty
Council this week.
Richard Miller is attending Clinton
Collegiate Instituto.
Fllectria light will illominato thio place
in a few weeks. Some Bay Gerrie will
"cateh-ol" too, the same power doing
the two villages.
On Friday ove,ling of next week the
Canadian Order of Foresters will hold a
concert. hiis8 Bowed, eloeotiolist, .1 ..
Fax, linmo•tst, and other talent will be
on the program.
13 1.,, ria.
Robert Crittenden, of Alexandria,
Michigan, is visiting his pareule in town
at present.
The wires and poles for the eleotrio
lights rare rapidly being pushed forward
these days.
Lawyer Cook intends leaving this town
shortly to make hitt abode in the future
in Sttgibaw Gity.
F. W. Tanner, is very jubilant over
the presentation that his wife made him
the other day of a flue bouncing baby
girl.
A Inrge number of delegates were in
town attending the S. S. Convention
that was held on Tuesday and We dnes•
day.
"A' •Home," under the auspices of
Y. P. C. A. of the English ohuroh, 16 to
bo held et the par000age on the evening
of Feb. hat.
One of the employees of the salt blook,
Joseph Tamil, had a iniraOdo us e-oape
from being killed by the falling of a
large portion of the roof through the
weight of 0now on it. Fortunately •he
was working at the end of the portion
whioh had collapsed by wbiuh ho (soaped
with tt few bruises, 1lad he been raking
at the time he would have been instant-
ly killed.
VaLlkuu.
Thos. 11111lribbin is suffering from m
severe atnwk of bronchitis,
Hiss 'Maggie Turnbull was visiting
friends fn Listowel last week.
Jos. Biernes, baler, of Listowel, was
in our vilblge visiting friends last Sun.
day.
The congregation of Duff's 011111111
purpose holding 11 tea meeting in the
near future.
St me inquisitive people want to know
very 11111311 who is the Walton oorre;pou-
deut 10 THE Posr.
13110, (Dr.) i J1ecltel returned to Ripley
lest ween this a isit of several weeks
with relatives here.
A number from this locality attended
the Cou„ny Sabbath school Couventiou
at Blyth this weep.
\V1 y do the Aide in \Val'on walls alone
on the siduwallie 011 Sundu.y t ight ?
,.13, cense there's only room for one,'
Ned Morrison and ife, of Varna, were
viaitmg at Dan Campbell's this week.
Mrs. Morrison to Mrs. Uampbell's sister.
/Bre. (liev,) Forrest and Dawsie re-
turned nhome recently after enjoying a
visit with friends uaar Uxbridge fur some
weeits.
,hoe, eel Geo. McKim and Miss Annie
'McKim, of St. Helens, blioh,• are visit.
Ing friet•ds and renewing old saquelnk
tans es in this locality.
Dan. Campbell has disposed of hie
btaukomi,h and wagon 0hope to 'rhos.
Clarice, of chi• place. 11fr, Omni bell in-
tends removing from Walton. Wo 511811
be vary sorry to part with him and hie
excelimit wife, as they art, good citizens.
The marry friends of Rev. Wm. Por -
tee me, who was stationed here, will be
pleased to learn that his health ie now Ottawa.
enuuh better than it has Leen for a con. The annual meeting of the 8harehold-
siderab,e length of time, and that his old ere of the Morris, Feild, Rogers Company
enenny-seiatiaa-• le entirely out of his wa" held in ibe Factory warernoms on
system, Monday (light, 1611, inst., and nearly all
NBA; Jennie McDougall, of Detroit, in the stOOkho'der4 were represented Up
remitting her subscription for 1893, on a hal ot• being taken the following
eoye :-"lent
Pon 10 000 of the old gentlemen were eleoted a board of di.
Blends whom I always welcome and rscto•e for 1808 :-Messrs, B. 1'. Bro'k,
7n th • evening every Well of available ee l;thel ell it furnished the musical
spew wee 1rnwded and grimy hid to uo part of the eutertmiument 10 13 very
away unable to get in. line. Dr. Kelly . elliuiont In loner. The organ used was
T,__•-•___ _. __ T occupied th• pulpit and gave a (Seamus., one of Ile. Leatherdale'a, of 13ru••sels.
fu 1 of preadult) poiht5 mull ex spent
that all olaitns had boon e0t;isfitotorily thought,, lamed on Olio story of David
a tided, leaving a balance 10 the hand of ' aJ nvi••„'i,di vh, fou 1 in 'h.l 17th oh:1),
the Tree ever of $1,081.61, be idea 8114.
80 ununlleeterl at that date, nakhl1 a 1101
88001 of 81,100 41, On m ,tion 1111140 and
carried the report were adopted, The re
tieingdiruoters we. e, 11 their wed, t. R
Hammond and S. McAllister, Mored
by John A. Turnbull, ear:elided by F.
Switzer that the retiring; dirooto•o be re.
eteOleti and that the chairman be author•
Ned to mat a ballot for them, Oar1irri.
Moved by The.. Gibson, seconded lei 13,
McAllister that W. Keith and .1. A.
Terubull be 18 appalnted andito'8-
Our'i d. After a pleasant talc on the
affairs of the Company and IL vote of
thahitt to the obairmot the mooting
adjo •reed, '2110 directors then met to
organize, On 11103i0h made and (tarried
the old oil -Suers were all installed as fol•
lows: Win. Shearer, President; James
Donaldson, or,, Viue•Presidenb; 11. Ole
lend, Seu,•Troas., salary same au taut
year, $60. Applications for ineuranue
were reeei•ed stud aou0pbed umunutdng 10
885,000. Meeting then arljourned till the
second 'Tuesday in March.
Libel ll via
Jas. Greig is very low with inflnn'
mutmu laud plotriey, beitig under the
uar0 of two physicians.
Borne of the villagers tonic in the Sts
of Scotland oenoert int Bru,sele on Wed-
nes.tey everting of this week.
The }uungeet d ltighter of .7. II, T11 ,m•
8011 18 under the lout a•'s Imre, her trouble
being bronchitis rand coltinuod fever,
\Ire. Joan Gaynor, mother of John and
Tho-. Guyn•r, deported chi• life on Situ.
clay Iasi tab tine ripe a e of 91 y ars,
having survival her hu.band ton months,
In m'de• (0 keep the hyrlrwute from
who died at the advanced, age f 101
years. Her remains were interred be.
side chose of her husband, in the Irish -
town cemetery, on Tuesday of this week.
ui 111'• Int ilnok of Sammie, 1'lin Omit',
rednftr(er1 by Heger.. lighting and Yen,
of T8,•50wate•, did good eerelou, 1110 now
pipetopped araun being valutat,h. ad
dit;un. 'Inc tIlet:3 0 4 dune the .•uy
amounted to $146. 011 :Monday evening
dr, Kelly delivered his lecture obit e l
rot wienitIg fore •s of mronhoo L” W.
\I. Grey, of 13eefo•tll, it former Gorrieite,
ououpied the chair, The (wooing was
miliveto l by a solo by Elev. lir. Livid,.
stop, it duett by 1lagara. Skilling and
Yeo, and a gnartette by to r male voices
of the ahoy. A, vote of thank, lou, ten.
detect 111r. Kelly and the proceedings
were brou;;ht to a close.
W 11.,111 II M.
Thos. 13e11 was eleoted chairman of the
School Board,
Dr. tllaudonald M. P., left for Ottawa
this week to attend the Iteasions of Perlia.
meat.
'1'be town world like to secure Gillies
& Martin, of Teeawator, to run a foundry
here.
A. S bastion ha, opened out a barber
shop in the shop lately occupied by W.
Martin
Pd.:iwaris, formerly of Gutloriah, hie
pOruhated the lively 11uai0esd of his
In her hi town.
D. auOm'miok, forosr.y of the Bruns•
wick tion 0, intends loavi,g town for
Gude, lel!, wberu he will tale puseeseion
of the Huron hotel.
The esiduuoe of John Reynolds was
partially destroyed by fire ue .Monday
111011 i1.(;, 0,11 -rd by a def0n31ve pipe.
Ln s vont $500. blamed In the Sun.
freezing up ant thee p true 1110 town Mn
jt"pardy, the h df of a barrel ,,ns been
placed around eaeh, and these have been
tilled with manure.
'She final draw between the Lucknow
and Wiugtlam ,Jurllog Clubs for the
I. 0. G. T, -The qumrtetly meeting of Western Ontario Tankard was played
the District Lodge of Good Temp'ars ,Vern brat Friday and resulted in favor of
was held at Bolgrave, ou the 18th ins,., W 0 loll,, (lhl , by 5 puede. The score
and was well attended, considering the 10 as tallows :-
weather and roads. Its its from No, 1,
various lodges wore given, showing pro• wain HAM. LOOENonv,
grail. Membership reported 789. 10
D. Sutherland R, (t. .II eu.
g p pW. Vnnalmta. W, (#. Aha„.
lodges were represented and 16 not. The Dr, ',Rolle mild T. W. Aden.
Executive Commit tee was instructed to P. Patterson, skip - 22 J. Bunter, skip.11
make arrangements for a month's atm- No, 2.
pnIgn it the distriot, by Mrs. Hitchuox, 0. I neolibel. r. IloP11ereon,
Mre. Scott, 'Toronto, Grand Salt. of A. ,tllt,hell, 17. Moe 6. A'Tuirs.
J, neehuhls,
Juvenile Missions, was present and gave J, Dir181e0, sliln 81 Dr, 'Tennant, skip.,.. 1
E. &unloelt.
the Juvenile pledge to refrain fret either
gambling, smoking, driultiog or pro
fahity, to 26 members. A. motion wao
unanimously carried, pledging members
to support only be operauoe candidates at
D.miuion and Local elections. Votes
of thanks were given Mrs. So43, a1•d the
Bel.rnvs Lodge for the thorough enter•
tainme(t and hoop; (lily shown the dele-
gates. An entertainment was given in Too. Aud; Audutota,
the a ening, and a lecture by Mrs. Scott, and Peter Fowler, DiVtn. Maxwell
reutors, Peter
The next meo'iug will be held in Luck. Deane, D. McKinley, R. Maxwell, A.
now, on Tuesday, \lay 16311. Tipltng, .1 Direst, W. I bister, J.
Brydees, A. Hardie and 0, W. Taylor.
I.inaiuwr,1. After the business of the meeting had
beer] gone through with, the question of
Over 125 pupils are in attendance at new grounds was taken •,p and distressed,
the Wall School. but no geouucls were settled onus yet. A.
M. Onmherland, of Walbma, ie opsin Committee wits appointed to look for
”next meeting
dyeing • 4and report. es the I ties oloamo and diel round, a
out 0eob
in n„ 6l
gg
ostatbli hment in town. of the 1#onrd.
Werke -len are busily eogaved in sown, Lam: .V8011 Reuss. -At the Meeting of
;leg the ice harem 1, of whioh the .e ere Faro Lodge, Nu. 1.9, L. 'I. 13., the follow -
weather hae insure 1 It bauntifml supply. int,' °Doers were elected for the en.1;ng
I. E1. McDonald has perehasecl the u0w y ur :-t11es. alae. MaOreight, W. M. ,
cemetery from John 0, Hay. The alias L"niea Plenty, D. M, ; yire. John
property wi 1 he continued under statue Davidson, Olntp. ; Mies Lizzie Meaty,
Mall age llen', Rec. Sec. ; 1'Iia- 111111110 Iduuter, Pin.
T. EL lolls hae decided to to on with ' Sec. ; Hiss Luttio Watcher, Treas. ;
the erection of a block of stores on the 511 s Maggie Amnia, D: of 0. ; ,Hies
situ of the old Grand Oantral. His plane Maggio 'Johnston, Iles. John Jaultsou,
are brawn for two large stoles and two Mrs. Robt, el,kens, Mrs. A. W Webster,
offices. Opeeotiuna will be begun at once Mrs. D. Rush, Oolo • Mine Lizzie O,mp
ap'fl the opening of Spring. bell, I. T. ; Mrs. R Aikens, 0. T. ; hire.
Mise Balla Lowry and bliss Reid, who MoOreightand Mies S. Webster, auditors.
have been visiting Mende in Brooklyn A pleasant feature of the meeting, and
and New York, returned home recently for whioh the memb,me feel thankful,
well pleased with their visit. Mies Reid, was the presentation to the lodge of a
after spending a few days in town with handsome Bible by Mrs. 'Mhos. cNetter.
h, r numerous friends, has returned to field, Deputy.Mietress of the past your.
her home in Ottawa, accompanied by
Miss Rebecca Lnwry, 1'rmerly teach •r fu
the Listowel POWio suttee', who bas
gone to attend the Normal settee! at
13eil rrtvu.
Totts 43 T,tal 38
Majority for Wiugnam 5.
AGRtouLTOnaL.-Al the animal meeting
or the cuwnahip of .ruruberry Agriuut- MANITOBA BRITISH COL -
tura! So •iely, held at S , brie' hotel, the
following dhows and directors were ap- UMBIA, CALIFORNIA,
pointed :-Bretideut, Chow. Henderson ;
Vice President, Geo. Moffat ; Secretary, DAKOTA.,
The result•, of 110 opening were a' fol-
lows 1--1uh-urlptiom before hand, 8367,-
00 ; S bb tit bol 'eel inns, 496,00 ; tea
uleethli, 667,00 1 ubeurlptiun and ea1t5,
$50.00 ; total, $502.00. The ehneell re a
nonfo'table frtatn0 building 300211 and
18 fee pe, and 1 • to leave a stone founds•
riot u dor it What all is oomr:^uw
and the building painted the oast will be
about $000, ,lluch oredit is due 015
paotoC and all who have worked to
nobly,
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Mrs. Thos. MoLauchliu is still very
poorly.
Several fine rueidenoee will be erected
in Grey township this year,
Mise L. 06tLauohbn, of Seatorth, ie
now speedily her holidays ut Fairview.
A Grange social will be held ill Fid.
ton's 04.,uul on T'hurdday Gentling, Feb.
2nd,
hiss J. G. Mitchell, who has been heli-
dayiee at Loudon, has returned home
oaunot afford to spare as it enables me J. W. Soot,, D. D. Campbell, James touch pleased with her visit.
to keep informed what people are doing Li ineston°, M P., Beden, Robert Jas. F rgeaon tori tv110, 31(08 L. For -
around my old home.” Martin, John Livingstone and F. \V. gu•on sad P. Ferguson meth wife lopes
Huy. vietiug;u Toeswator this week,
Jltwood. Daniel MOLn30Chl11 it home from
A now livery has been opened in At• '( orrier. Manitoba on a visit. He looks es if the
wood by Geo. Kort. Cnunon OPENING, -It is a long time climate of that (rountry suited him.
'1'le friends of 3 II. MoBain will be since, if ever before, that l4orrio has Miss Lizzie Calder, who has been
wittt0885d 8u01) it gathering for divine vi8itill3 her aiyt, r in the Queen City, has
eerviOee as on Sabbath 'tet, the oetres11,1 returned, aeoompenied by her elatur%
being the opening and dedication of the Reeve Milne and Deputy 160eve0 Oliver
new Mothodiet church. Thu building is and Drama are away at God511011 this
of rel brick, gothic' in arehiteoture, 06 x week attending the 588810/15 of the
42 feet and will seat nearly 450 people
comfortably in the auditorium. It is
lighted hy a Bailey reenter with 10
double wick'd burners. The heating is
done by two Copp furnaoes, affiliated in
the basement, whioh is not yet finished,
though it was ono time expected that the 011 1.I(81.1 nu the 16111 con. Gook platoon
whole sworildmbe have been the hone for
early Senility, Jan. 22nd. Three aermous were
in December. Before haus for o0m- Y'
pceuohed, in Oto morning and ntteruonn
by Rev. 1t. Husking, of Pal oleouit, and
In the evening by Rev. Mr. Henderson,
116, A., Prosily ellen minister, of Atwood.
All tato dineoursee were of a very high
The sermon was ln00h appreciated and oeder, frill m1 evangelical truth and were
was listened to with met attentiOu listened to by largo and appreehttiv1
throughout. At the Mosese VV. 14. Bean, audiences. No doubt great good will re.
seoretta'y of the buildiltg committee, was stilt from the services anti many prayed
called upon, and gave a etattemont of the that 1115 house mL}' be owned of God and
expenditure of the committee, showing hundreds savtt in it. May the prayer
ia
that tho bnildinu, when (inhaled, would be realized to its fullest extent, The tea
cost about ,$ 0;500, and $1,700 was still meetiegon Monday nightwas iuerory
nnpr1vieed for. Rev. Mr, Kelly thea way e4 grated 8nu0055. The provisions
rose and appealed to the congregation for were nbtlntlant, all that any porton (meld
etbstriptions t0 wine out this mann- possibly dmiro, and wore. doopatohod in
the most aperov501 style. After all had
been supplied the intellectual part of the
program teas entered on and carried
111rotigh in a most sno0055fu1 manner.
The 1t0v. J. 7I. Watts, pastor of the
t'
church, ,oak the
,hair and after some
opening retnnrks called on Mr. Smith,
who gave ,t reading, "Patience ander
diffiTultiee," Addroseos wealgiven by
Revds. Robert Hooking and B. Paul, all
of which were meal enjoyed by a bongo
pa0lted to the doors, About fifty per.
sons could only tinct standing room,
glad to hear that the University studeuta
(looted hum Preeident of the Literacy
Boot sty.
311x8 Lizsie Graham has gone to Bal.
grave where she will spend the remain-
der of the winter with her sister, Mrs.
W. R. Erskine.
Rev,L bee has dropped the Trete.bridge ep0Oihimeut and will hereafter
preach ab,Luhel, EIelfryn and Atwood
only 011 the Sabbath.
While washing one clay last week, Mrs.
V. 1,rgorfelt eamethi•lg run into her
hand, which subsequently proved to be
part of a hag pin. Dr. Rime expel ienoed
some ditheulty in finding the pin which
had penetrated over an Mob.
The anneal meeting of the Eima Agri
oultural Booiety was 1101d in their hall,
Atwood, last week. The following oft•
acts were eleoted :-P1'osidelt, J. 13•
Ilamiltml ; Vice President, James llun•
cul ; Sen. Trees., J. Marline ; Dire°.
tots, J. W. Mallein, Fred. Switzer, P.
Coulter, Jos. Horn, A. Stevenson, II.
Ronnenbel'g, R•, Ford, Jas. Dioltsan,
If. Riehn,o,d ; Auditors, T. Fullerton
andd John (;tay,
lllua'ov, Finn 10000ANcit (lo —Tho an•
areal meeting of 111e above company was
held at, Atwood on the 17th Inst. There
County Cuonoil.
L. S. I anttbalter and family remove
from the 12th eon. to lfeepelorthis week.
We are sorry to lose them 11'um the
neighborhood bub hope they will be pros-
pered In 11101 new home.
The eeenine servioe0 of the Methodist
iterating the 5erv;0e every seat was Riled.
The eerviee was opened by the choir
singing "Lord of Floats" and then Rev.
Dr, Kelly, of Philadelphia, preached from
John, m, 21st amp., Bed to 113th 0011008
brattier so that it might ba, prareneaily,
was 110t a Marge attendance of members, dedicated ECGs from debt. Thi; met with
an evide ee that the affairs of the Co. a prompt respdnse, and in a short limo
were managed satiefnotorily. Jam08 nearly $2,000 was raised. Rov. lair.
Dickson, sr., was called to the chair, who Rupert then oonlnotod Lite dadinatory
after a few complimentary remarks ask•
ad the Seoretary to rend rho Auditors'
Report, showing that the Company hal
policies le fordo at 815E Dao„ 1892,
aamomnting to 61.,038,807.00 and unaseeoetl
,premium notes to the amount of $18,230,
11_ing the Moatsuc000stul year slow oho
servioes, which closed the morning's pro'
oacid ties. Or the afternoon a imp ntum•
bee were present to hear Rev, Jae. Liv-
ingston, of Listowel, who dolleored au
excellent discourse from Job, 7th duty.,
176h verse, "What i0 man that thee
ehouldest magnify hitt and that thou
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erne—les action is marvellous—in m own ciao
a ro,v nppllt. tions got only thoroughly 10 removed
(�?�I1 oxunneth dnndrua neounmintton but stopped
LLe Sig 1I1 IaA`3 10131,5 880 of tan anir.malsasoft and panttu and
u°,la LVA ti EO pNnwu•d A'il'agrowLh.
SOLD BY G. A. DEADMAN, BRUSSELS.
F
Restores Fading hair falls
original color.
Stops falling of hair.
Keeps tato Scalp clean.
Makes hair soft and Pliable
Pre:cies Growth.
LIVE! %LIVE! ALIVE!
That is what we are, and that is what you will have
to be if you want to secure some of the great bargains in
Dry Goods,
Men's Furnishings,
Readymade Clothing
r�l
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
For t''V ro rii c g 19 i ti
"leaver renlixt:d the good of n medicine
so much as 1 Intro in the Inst few mouths,
during which time I hero suffered intensely
front pneumonia, follevotI hy bronchitis.
After trying various remedies w ithent
bonen,, 1 bol*nn the use of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, and the effect ham leen mnrvrlocr,
• a single dose rvlis,tinp mo of choking and
lr
necurnn good algins rent.' -T. A.
iligginledh..m, Cel, Store, Long Mo main,
Va.
La GOppe
"Leat Spring 1 nom taken down nidi la
grippe. At tines 1 -was completely preatr00
ed, std so d urns %van my Iotathmg that
my I ..eat seentrd ,f caulinrd in m nett
rnGo
1 pootired a bottle of i\y,•rs Cherry
r cotor 1, and no sooner fed 1 began taking
it tan 1 el t f ll ,wrd. T could not imlievo
11101 tl C:1,71 VAllit.1 hr 00 r ,pith"- \C. 11.
Willi . , , , Cool: City, S. Tlnla,
LTJ 110 1"` roU bie
•. f r t1 m t tvantytivo years, 1 ten,
n rt f r - , lou (1'01111 e, attend, d wish
coughing tu.e nt there us t, 1,111,1
1,•, .rs flt li . porosysms fr )u , It hist.
lett tlu i few hums, 1 tions !educed to
1!y Ayers Cherry Portornl, and Ain. taking
four hind., wins tharongitly cur I 1 aim
cnn8A',1llyrerommcnitltisntrJi t '-Yrmx
Hormone, Clay Cintre, Ren,,,
AV E
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared I y 111 T. C. A rev r& Co., Lowell, Mains.
Solt by all 1)rcr'gists. Biwa 81 1 'aa, bilges, 49,
PI'OtertiOIt tee a:C , silt'o 80 culla
4
CREAT BARGAIN STORE.
b ave you got your share of the
Plunder yet P If not come
quick for we must clean
the Goods out,
First comer gets 111e choice of the largest Plums. Some
Plums in all the different departments left yet, come
quick if you wish to secure them,
Don't Forget the place,
T 1ARFIELD LOCK,
),S E,
BARGAIN STORE.