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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1893-2-24, Page 4New Advertisements I Excursions—G. T. R. Local—.las. Mc1J eine. Royal Crown Remedy. Locals—Dr. J. 0. Ayer. 13a.1'nslCR— Ales eltrseee11. Ruduud Prises—U. E. Petry. Abstract—Township of Morris. Raymond Maehinea—J, J. Gilpin. Eggs for Hatohing - Wm. Battey, i ( 1 ,t . 3l� ss (s Vast. t r FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1898. RDtlous bee it that W R. Meredith will take a seat in the Dominion cabinet and that Hon. J. C. Patterson will as- sume the leadership of the Opposition in the Outerio Legislature. The Queen's' speech was approved in the British house of commons on Satur- day. Dr. Tamlyn represented Wingham lodge, A 0. U. W., ab the Grand Lodge held in Toronto taut week. A pre minent m• mher n1 the Str,Nnrd r edgragati'lnal ebeleh ea)d that ilei' Rev. W. Lindsay has decided to with, draw WA I. alguatluu. Mi•s Nora Clench, the vonne Caattcil• so vi•'+Iml. t.f S . ''11•ty.., pl'ty ed before the Queen and Princess Boa. trice at Osborne house on Jealnat y 20th. The temperance sooietiea of Stratford aro circulating for signature petitions to the City Domicil praying for a reduction inthe number of hotel and ehop lieol888. There is a tree in Jamaica known as the "life tree," on amount of its leaves growing even after being 'levered from the plant. Only by fire can it be entire- ly destroyed. Tat: Local Legtelalere will likely meet next month. The Dominion Allienoe is completing their plane for the preseutt. tine of Is strong case asking the Ontario Government to take a vote to test the fet.liu;; of the p.w pie ut this Pro'inoe o•t the question of Prohibition. Publio sen• timeut is beleg aroneed ou tbie great sub. jeot and we are firmly of the belief that if a vote were taken it would favor the abolition of the liquor t aOlo. Tam Ottawa correspondent to the To. ronto Globe says: Dr. Macdonald, of Harm, who tiev?r takes ap the time of the bonne unless he hos something to say, and who is prepared to say it in the m st forcible and convincing manner took a band in the debate Monday. tis statements and arguments were fortified by an irrefutable array of figures which proved how miserably the national policy has failed to produce the result promis. ed by its advncst e. NEST Tuesday the election battle for the vncaney in Toronto in connection with the Local Legislature will be fourht. Th I+ candidates are Dr. Ogden, uphold. ing the Reform banner; Dr. Ryerson, representing the Conservative party ; and Phillips Thompson. the Progressive candidate Of coarse it is conceded Chet Toro..t has a large Conserve ive majority but on the death of H. E. Clark, N. G. Bigelow, Reformer, was elected ever H. A. E Kent. The present vananoy was occasioned by Mr. Bigelow's death. Both Dr. Ogden and Dr. Ryerson are very popular citizens of the Queen's city and a warm conflict ie anticipated. ABSTRACT —OF THE— Township of Morris FOR 1892. RECEIPTS. Cash on band from 1891 8 John Mooney, collector Brussele Bal. Railway Award John Mooney, nn 'eater Jas. Coulter, part payment of mor'gage Jas, roniter, int, on metope,. Thos. Wilkinson, int. nn mart Thos (1 bsua, license fond Thos. Gibson, license find— . Co. Treas. boun'ary line grant tics resiaaut TARO ..... ... Bank of Hamilton deb. receipt.. Back of Hamilton, interest on deb receipt Blvth partpay'tof R'y Award Blyth interest on R'v. Award Blyth inte'est on R'v. Award John M alley, eollentor John Mooney, collector Tbos, Wilkineou, .ay't of mora, Thos. Wilkinson, int. on mort Jae Coulter, bel. on moot Jam Coulter, int. on mortgage John Mooney, collector John Mooney, collector Blyth bal. of R'y Award Blyth interest on R'y Award , Laud Improvement Fluid John tli nnnav, oolltntor.... Bank of Hamiltee borrowed money Bank of Hamilton deb. receipt " int. on reuetpt " deb. receipt „ " int. on receipt Euwano IiL,NE's great speech in the Imperial Parliament, defending Hon. W, E. Gladstone's H•'me Rule Bill, was a masterly one and has won golden opin foils for the well known Oanarlian Some have even gone so far as to predict that Mr. BI ke may sumo day 0.80106 the leader -hip. It is hinted that Scotland will also pat in a plea for Home Rale. Hon. W. E. Clads:.:L_ end lira. Glad. stone lined with the Q .ben at Windsor -Castle on Tues lay of this week. The .o'd gentleman retains all his faculties 10 a wonderful manner and his vim and fenaoitp combined twill likely see the Borne Rule Bill safely through the vari. ous necessary staree to make it law. Total 2861 77 1600 00 139 50 917 75 500 00 35 00 411 80 40 00 4 32 164 62 18 01 500 00 TIKE BRUSSELS POST For r'onchit1s "1 never realized the good of a medicine SO much as 1 have in thelast few months, during which flow i_have suffered intensely from pneumonic, It llo - I by bronchitis. nekitis. Atter trv1,;: ,trit Una:: • itl n bene'it 11. ran t' I A Pectoral, and the effect Ins been marvelous. a staple dean relieving me of choking., nod sccur,e, •t good night's rest," — T A, nigginbuthem, Oen. Stew, Long Mountain, Ca, L. Grippe "Last Spring I w•aa token down with la grippe. At times I was completely prostrate ed. and so difficult was my breathing lhnt my breath seemed as if confined in an iron cage. 1 precured n bottle of Ayeis Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief followed. I could not believe shat the effect would he so rapid:"—W. H. Willl:ens, Cook City, 8, Dan. Lung Tru hie 6 32 425 00 14861 25 50 1200 00 500 00 1165 96 27 20 500 00 12 12 2100 00 5700 00 425 00 25 00 I " For more than twenty-five years, 1 was a sufferer from lung trouble, attended with coughing so severe at tittles as to entitle hemorrhage, the poroxysms frequently last. ing throe or four hours, I was induced to try Ay)er's Cherry Pectoral, and after raking four bottles, was thoroughly cured. 1 Can confidently recommend this medicine."—Franz Hofmann, Clay Centre, Kans. If ER'S Cherry Pectoral Prepnred by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Low•tfl sass. Sold by all Druggists. Price S, ; six bottles, 55. Prompt to act, cure to cure For ScrofuRa "After suffering for about twenty-five years from scrofulous sores on the legs and arms, trying various medical courses without benefit, 1 began to use Ayers Sarsaparilla, and a wonderful cure was the result. Five bottles sufficed to restore me to health "—Bonifecba Lopes, 357 E. Commerce st, San Mtonie, Texas. Catarrh "My daughter wnsaflticted for nearly a year with catarrh. The physicians being unable to help her, my pastor recommended Ayers Sarsaparilla. I followed This advice. Three months of regular treatment with Ayer's Sarsnpnrilla and Ayers Pills completely stored my daughters health."—Mrs. Louise Aiello, Little Canada, Ware, Mass, . 6 00 I� h 1100 0 H e� 1000 00 1000 00 29 68 535 00 15 87 $23629 75 EXPENDITURE. Roads and Bridges $ 1251 96 Ch.trity 186 34 Officers Salaries 689 00 I..cidentale. 229 82 Printing. 71 25 'faxes- 3161 76 Interest and Drainage 728 94 Schools 4010 69 Back of Hamilton 2035 00 Railways . 11000 00 Balance on hand 294 99 Tatar 522629 75 We, the undereitned, have examined the fo'egoing accounts with the vouchers and ooupons thereto belonging, and find the same correct. WVilrp:lift SSS. Moore Bros. are gutting ice on the Lower Wingham pond. The Huron County Teaohere' conven. Con will be held here on the 2nd and 3rd of March A public entertainment will be given in the town hall on the evening of the 2nd, An invitation basket social, under' the auspices of Coen Maitland, No. 25, Can• adieu Order of Forestnre' will be given in the Foresters' Hall, Gre_ory's block, on Friday evening, 2Sth inst. The fire alarm wee rung en Tuesday af-ernoon of lag week about 2 o'clock. The stovepipe in A, E. Simmon's office, over G. E. Siege store, took fire, but it W/18 thrown out on the street before any damage was done. Fortunately the services of the fire brigade were not re. q u fired, The Congregational church at Wing - barn was partially destroyed by fire Sup de ' morning at 1 o'clock. The fire oanuht from the furnace, but was for- tunately di -covered before it bad done much damage. The baaament was dam. eared ro the extent of $500, ted the organ upsteire atffered from the haat. In' cured in the Mercantile far 52,500. w. J. Sheffield, in employee of Thos. Bell, white work i "! t11 a buzz planer, by some means Ha hand name In contact with the knivee, and alt the fingers on his 'eft haat) were taken off. It is not likely Chu Mr. •hef0eld will ever be able to work at big +' ad' a,aiu, es the fingers are taken off oloae t o the palm. AootonNT.—loth Boll, one of the beet k'tow,l residents of Wingham, and brother of Thomas Bell, proprietor of the Winuham furniture fhto.ory, had his foot and lower part of the leg torn off Tues. day mornin0, while putting a bell on He pulley, in the factory, The ambers amputated the limb Tuesday afternoon, but hold out faint hones of recovery. Mr. Bell was at one titne one of the old stage drivers from London to Exeter, Clinton, Wingham, eta., and was a well- knownvhorseman. Our outlet% went to London and play. ad in the Waster': Outstrip Tankard cone. petition.' They were pitted against the Forest City Club and were defeated by 27 points. St. Mary's won the tankard. The score was as follows ;- 1,01,11D0N, WINONIAtt. 111511 50. 1. 70, Gni Ionia, 0,Kelohtel, e, W. Davie, foo. Redlands, W. 0. Noble, ]t Vanatona, • L, 0ftDonald,skip, se. duo, DiisloV, skip..11 MINK N0, 2. 1X. D. Dawson, And. Sfftultell, pan. Dower,8. Kent, W..24 Strong, las. Mccoratd, R. Reld,.le., ship 23 E. Patterson, Mile. .11 fie :2 U.a:Jortby for Pored elty, Si, CHAS. MoCtxLLANnj Andibors. RICHARD JOHNSTON} To the Reeve and Members of the Mini. cipttl Couubil of Morrie in Council as.emhled GENTLEMEN,— We have prepared a state. ment in duplicate of the Receipts and Ex. penditure of your To•vnsbip up to the 81st day of December 1892, inclusive whiob we herewith present. At that date there wax a balance to the debit of the Township, $2025 27/100 but it is gratifying to know that the whole of Railway Indebtedness is paid off, and we think were are ju tined in saying that the finanuee of the township s•e in a eatiefaotory condition and that the business of the Township bas been am - ducted with a view to effioienoy and economy. We are also pleased to report on the very correct and satisfactory manner in which the Treasurer's book: have been kept. We have examined the funds in the Treasurer's hands and find them quite oorreet, We are also of the opinion that his security is perfectly good, All of whioh is submitted. Cues. MCCLELLAND 1 Auditors. RICHARD 308148120N FEB. 13Tn, 1893. F> 13, 24, 1893 inammaasuacar asomauretawa Small Profits AND -nick, Returns. " For several years,I was troubled with inflammatory rheumatism, being so bad at times este be entirely helpless. For the last two years, whenever I fbit the effects of the and have not had n egan to take k ll forSarsaparilla, a long tune— E. ne- E. T, Hnnsbrough, ElRun, Va. For all blood diseases, the best remedy is AYEM�i,� ;:s"�xS S..r'sa ►i;:.l.Mist W 1Y1 Eii is to the front with a full lino of new Goode consisting of General Groceries, Crockery anti Glassware, Canned Goods, Flour and Feed, and everything generally kept in a first-class Grocery. I am pre- pared to meet the requirements of the public in a straightforward manner. Cal] and sae before buying elsewhere. Cash Paid for Eggs. Highest _Mine for Batter and Poialtry. My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. Iioping to merit a share of your Patronage and Confidence, I am YOnl'e, &C., Prepared by De J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowes \Sass. Sold by all Druggists, Price $t ; six bottles• 35. Cures others, will cure you dulcose Price a —BCR— P�o(��r���S J. EAIV[ER," Geo. Batker's old Stand --AT— erry' s BRUSSELS Cabinet Photos, $11bo P sR' Doz Our Beft Fini,hed Cabinet Photos, only $1 60 p tr doz until further notice. Gallery in Smith Block C. E. PERRY. PIWTOG RAPHL R. hcau, A ) SOIVETHINC NTEESTNC Having secured the absolute control of M. H. Birge & Son's Celebrated process of Wall Papers and Hangings, I am opening out a FULL STOCK in my new shop, one door North of Gillies & Smith's Bank. My stock is all new and well selected, every design being patented since Oct. 1st, 1892. 20 Full Sets to choose from. Also full lines of Cheap Canadian a.nfl American Papers. Elegant Borders anti a✓eiliugs. ii'ull Lues of Window Shades and Springs of Latest Designs. Painting in all its Branches carried on as usual. Shop Blinds and Awnings a Specialty. MORE n it Abri® D MACEISiatl 3a9S Sold in Canada than any other maker Be on Your Guard. 6Vhen buying anythin'• a perron wants that thing to be right. Now, In buying a Sewing Machine there aro several little things to look at. First, see tont 11 is new. This may seem a strange reminder, but sometimes unscrupulous dealers keep machines an trial in a house, then repossess and 'sell for new. Beware of this. Sacond,see that it runs easily and noiselessly, Third, see that ib is warranted right from the manufaotnrer. Fourth, see that you buy goods made as near home as possible to that in case anything should go wrong it can be made right easily. Fifth, support home industry and buy the bust. Sixth, buy the Raymond, made ab Guelph, and you will bo aatie8ed. OLD MACHINES REPAIRED. Jr. 4. I L!9 tai' tom, ri MINT, BRUSSELS W. RODDICK, House, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. Alex. A. Rose. We agree not to sell our lines to any other Dealer in Brussels or 1898. NI. H. BIRUE & SONS, Buffalo, N. Y. Auction Sale Announced for this week at GEORGE GOOD'S STARE Great BARGAIN Store Brussels. If there is one thing that will delight the heart of Man Woman or Clllld, It's a Bargains We have been letting you know from time to time, through this paper, of the Bargains we are giving in Unavoidably Postponed but special bargains will be given at The Whole stock of Fine Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots, Pure Gum Rubbers and Socks, Shop Furniture, &c., lA.S GOT TO BM SP'EEDRY SOLD. A large quantity of general goods comprising' groceries, crockery, glassware, &c , will be sent from Seaforth for the Auction Sale. Private Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices now going on J. R. GREGORY, LIQUIDATOR. NS 1 In all Lines of Winter and Leavy Goods. OVERCOATS and SUITS, MEN'S and BOYS'. SPECIAL BAIU]A;S fN Spring Goods Now Arriving. General Dry Goods, Readymade Clothing, Nun's Furnishings, &Ct, &C. corrmoI rs coreTo ITAD S - EJS S GOODS NEW Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Alex. Strachan. A great number have been in to test the genuineness of our Sale and invariably they went away satisfied. Wo know this is a bad season of the year ; that money is scarce, but we must have it, and have it quick, so the Greater the Sacrifice. We moved the stock here to clear it out and it MUST be done. We will make it an ob- ject for you to pur- chase now and from us. You don't need to take our word for it, ask anyone who had been hero, or better, Como and sec for,yourself. We moan BUSINESS. TUN Tan Al Ca ALEX. A. ROSE Garfield. Souse, Brussels.