The Brussels Post, 1893-3-3, Page 44
New Advertisements.
Locals—D.0. Ross.
Local—Miss Maitre.
Looals—J, J, C. Ayer.
Royal Grown Remedy.
Local—W, Nightingale.
New Goods—Alex. A. Rose.
For Servico-G. A. 1)eadnutn,
Loeal-- neer 1'ubliehing House,
Carpet Weaving—Mrs. _meson.
Auction Sale. -Emmanuel Olrer,
Hoots and Shoes --John Downing.
Conservative ,Meeting --I1. le Taylor.
Ct I)i' lrus$cI `4.1a5t,
I'!tIDr(1',
.:1L1 R, 3, 1593.
_Tear Fax nest Friday evening.
Township Council will meet here on
Saturday of this week.
Our teaehet's are ettending the Con.
• vention at Win:da mn this week,
lie \\'annex's stile wax 0 hummer.
Geo. Rirkby rtes the auctioneer.
The rosidenee of Mrs, Iiell'er has been
purchased by 1'riuuipal Dobson, so it is
said.
Win Spence, J. P., was at Brussels
several days on the ML•ei roti uties bench in
connection with the trial over the row on
the train.
Reeve Milne and Clerk Spence were
nt Cloderich this week on township busi-
ness. Mr. Milne was there last week at.
tending a meeting of the Warden's Cont-
mtttee.
Coxemrr,—A grand concert under the
anspic a of the Soho of Temperinee will
be held in the Truniehip Hall ,on Frfiley
evening, March 1 th. The committee
have secured James Pax, ut Toronto, tate
well known comic v xali: t and (diameter
artist. to adtfition eholee program or
recitations, dialogues, tableaux, instru-
mental and voted must: will be pteeent.
ed, Miss Bull, Brussels, accempaniet.
The chair will be neenpied by W. 1I.
Kerr, of 1 ru, eels. Don't mics this treat.
11aerie fli'yna.
A large lynx was seen nut far from the
village on Tuesday of this w,elt.
liobt Utleo ntld lost his valuable e.dlie I
dog by it being killed by the taut..
License Inspector J. 11. Miller paid an I
official visit to the village on Monday of
this week,
Mrs T 1- ell has had a large quantity
f tee sieret away for daring the
coining ummer.
A sawing match is to t , place at
Mrs. T. Hates, A first met teuu i prize l
it offered after which e dauoe is to take
place.
John R. Fraser carne near losing a
horse on Monday caused by the severing
of an artery in the leg hot through time-
ly assistance his life was saved. •
Geo. Denman has disposed of his farm,
lot 33, con. 11. Grey, to a gentleman in
Woodstock, taking in pert pay a house
and lot in that town. Price not learned.
J. R. Baker lost one of his matched
ponies from intl,untnroiou on ;\ 1,,n,hty of
this week. The other it also sick from
the same complaint but under the care of
a veterinary we hope be will soon be all I
right.
goer correspondent is of the opinion
that a nrt1t•trate and constable are two
necessities in this place. One evening
recently a robe belonging to :Beattie
Dros,, :Brussels, was tekon but fortunate.
ly the thief did not get off with his booty
as the robe was found hidden in the scow.
The guilty lv+reen had better be careful
for be is well Ituotvn and will be closely
watched in the future.
Q:retneteroolet.
A young man in the vicinity of Cyan.
brook was up to Ethel church last Sun.
day night and when coming out of the
church yard the burse trade a jump to
one side catching the post and pulled the
seat off with a couple of girls, Look nut
boys.
Couci;n'r.-'-The concert given under the
auspices of Court Douglas, C. 0. F., in
Dames' Hall, on Wednesday evening of
last week, was a decided snouess. High
Chief Ranger, Towe, of Loudon, made a
first•elaes chairman and the various
numbers on the program were very hrnrt•
ily received and encored. Mrs. and Miss
Sage won fresh laurels in their manipula-
tion of the musical glasses, bells and
bottles. H. L. and Mrs. Jackson, of
Brussels, made delightful mush. on the
violin and organ, and J. McLeod, of Sea -
forth, brought down the house in bis
comic specialties. It was a good even-
ing's enjoyment. The Foresters will
hare about 1523 or S110 clear after all ex.
pensee are paid and are well satisfied
with the result.
FOOTBALL.—Tbe Cranbrook "Ironsides"
went up to Ethel on Feb, loth, to play
the great champions called the"Rovers."
The "Ironsides" wore very quiet and
played without the least roughness.
When the game was finished Cranbrook
sabred 1 goal and nearly half a dueen
more. The ball only carte once to the
Cranbl'onk goal. The "Ironsides con.
eider that the "Hovers" are not as much
as they blow to be. The "Rovers" think
the "Ironsides" are the heavier. We
will tveitth with you %ehen you come
down, but it seems that we are not going
to get a return match. They were that
much ashamed about the jnniore beating
them, that they could not put it in the
paper when they put the other. This
clue bent then( by 2 goals, the last goal
was put in less than three minutes.
That is pretty good ter 30 minutes work,
your not in it "Rovers." Murrell for
Ci'anbrook.
The next meeting of the West Huron
Teachers' Association he held ou Thurs.
day and Friday, 25th and Stith of May
next, in Exeter.
The police of Windsor are about to
make no effort to put a stop to gambling
in that city, and a number of rooms in
whioh itis carried on are soon to be
raided by the force. The rase commie•
Mon, or pool room, is crowded every day,
but there is no law under which they oar
be prosecuted.
There was n rumor at Windsor on Sat.
nrday that the 0, P. R. Co. had pur.
abased the Crawford Mouse there, the
property 01 Mr, Mulilurchy, of Wells,
MoMuraby & Co,, of Hamilton, who is
solicitor for both parties, and has prob•
ably advised the deal. The proepeotsare
that the Canadian Pacific will rent the
hotel and maize many improvements to
their Windsor property, and will mon
their Port Arthur boats from Windsor
instead of Owen Sound, as heretofore,
YE S
Sarsaparilla
Y -our best remedy for
E-rysipelas, Catarrh
R-heumatism, and
S-crofula
Salt -Rheum, Sore Eyes
A-bscesses, Tumors
R-unning Sores
S -curvy, Humors, Itch
A-nemia, indigestion
P-imples, Blotches
A-nd Carbuncles
R-ingworm, Rashes
-mpure Blood
L-anguidness, Dropsy
Liver Complaint
A-iI cured by
" mgtm �n�rt7t��;:- �. tgy>S�y a�1�
v aL7 sa alinlPist11
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ;11 Druggists. Priw• $1; xis bottles, Si.
Cures others, will cure you
THOS. F%DTCRNR
1'r'aClierr7 TCate717/1ake7°
and Jeweler.
Thanking the public for pest favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we' are opening •
out ti'ntl Lines in
GIRD AND SILVER WATCH
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Matters
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of lice
;Latest Designs
JEWELRY !
WEDDING nixes, '
LADIlie Gem RINos,
Baoocmnos,
EARRINGS, &o.
r Alco a Full Line of Vtomxs and
Violin Strings, &u., in stook.
N. It. isxurer uMarriage Llcrnaas.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
pp F'I
It 11 evmv
6-1;,:;,g4 .Y toe, :
Makes the hair soft and gloss;;.
" naive used Ayer's Muir Ci: -at• ;..r
n,arly rive wars, and my hair i:. moist,
g ossy, and in an excellent state of pres-
ervation. I tun forty years old, mull.,
ridden the plains for twenty tate years.•'
—Wm. l Leary Ott, are gas " i. i ustang 131,"
Newcastle, \\-yo.
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. r ..,::mac �,a's �' Victor
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Prevents hair from fulling out.
"A number of years ago, by recom-
r.�^n'itt:, ,tt of a friend, I Logan to use
.\v,•r's 11:11. Vigor to stop int hair from
falling out and prevent its turning gray.
The nest elatets were most satisfactory.
U:casional applications since have kept
nry hair thick and of t natural color."—
i; L•', auburn, McKinney, Texas.
ye "5s k air Vigor
Restores hair after fevers.
" 07.r n year ago I batt a severe fever,
nod when I recovered my hair began
to fall out, and what little remained
turned gray. I tried various remedies,
het without success, till nt last I began
to use Ayer's Bair Vigor, and now my
act' is growing rapidly and is restored
to ns ortginal color,"—Airs. A, Collins,
Dighton, Mass,
Ayer's F114'Mr Vigor
Prevents hair from turning gray.
Aly hair was rapidly turning gray and
filling out; one bottle of Ayer's Hair
\'Ig r has remedied the trouble, and my
hair is now its original color and full-
ness."—l3. Oetirapa, Cleveland, O. *
Prepared by Dr. 4, O. Ayer t (', . 7,owe] I, Mass,
sell by bxugglets and 1'et0ttt tore,
ted:mood Prices
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BRUSSELS,
Cabinet Photos. 1150
DOz.
Our Best Finished Cabinet
.Photos. only $1.50 "per dos.
until farther notice.
Gallery in Smith Block
C. E. PERRY,
PHOTOGBAPT:IER.
THE BRUSSELS POST
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BARGAIN
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We have just secured
a710 fiber steep- of Gcncr-
al Dry Goods and Gr'oc-
eri.es wviiic71 will be 7'16/1
off at old prices. TVa!eh
for it next weeks.
Conte Early.
L.tA ROSE
Brussels.
norm pa' MONDMACIIIINTES
Sold in Canada than any other ala et
Be on Your Guard.
When buying anything a person wants
that thing to be right. Now, in buying a
Sewing Maohiue there are several little
things to look at.
First, see that it is new. This may
seem a strange reminder, but sometimes
ttnsernpnlons dealers keep machines on
trial iu a house, then repossess and sell
for new, _Beware of this.
Second, see that it runs easily and
noiselessly.
Third, see that it is warranted right
from the manufaoturer.
Fourth, see that you buy goods made
as near home as possible so that in case
anything should go wrong it can be made
right easily.
Fifth, support home industry and buy
the best.
Sixth, buy the Raymond, macre at
Guelph, and you will be satisfied.
OLD MACHINES REPAIRED.
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MAIL, 3, 1803
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is to the front with 11, full line of new Goods consisting of General
Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Canned Goods, _Flour and Food,
and everything generally kept in a first-class Grocery. I am pre-
pared to moot the requirements of the public in a straightforward
manner. Call 100(1 see before buying elsewhere.
Ca.s7t Paid fin. L„. 41s.
HiLl hest Price for Batter and Poultry.
Iffy Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. _loping to merit
a share of your Patronage and Confidence, [ all:
Yours, &e., •
J. + A M E R.
Geo. B eker's old Stand.
SOVET1UW INTERESTING
_laving scoured the absolute control of M. II. Birgo & Son's
Celebrated pt,res. of Wall Papers and Hangings, I am opening out
El, FULL STOCK in my new shop, one door North of Gillies &
Smith's Bank. My stock is all now and will selected, every design
being patented since Oct. 1st, 18fl'ii, .2U Pull Sets to choose from.
Also full lines of Cheap Canadian and American Papers. Elegant
Borders and Ceilings. Pull lines. of Window Shades and Springs
I of Latest Designs.
Painting ill all its Branches carried on as usual. Shop Blinds
and Awnings a Specialty.
W. RO DIC ,
]Ionse, Sign, Carriage anti Ornamental Painter,
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO.We agree not to sell our lines to any other Dealer in Brussels
for 1893.
M. 11. BIIIGE & SONS, Beale, N. Y.
J. J. GIL X4 s
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
The attention of the, Publie is invited to oz67' well
assorted stock of Boots and Shoes:
HOW IS IT
To Looe Well
Is more the result of good judgment
and taste than mere lavish use of motley.
illy stock of
Boots & Shoes
Is adapted to fill the wants of thoso who
having slender incomes, still desire to
make their appearance creditable.
My experience and close relations with
manufacturers enables me to
present a line of
V007C1InelAn
ilnegualled in the county for style, roust•
ity and prise.
T.IIA.T THE
DOWNING. Silos Store
Is Soiling so many Boots & Shoes ?
1st—Because they buy from the best
manufacturers,
2nd—Because they are satisfied with
small profits.
3rd—Because their oustomore get eat.
ideation.
deb—Because they won't sell you shod-
dy goods.
bth--Because they soil so cheap.
Buy your next pair of Boots or Shoes
from us and give ue a trial,
Special Attention given to Custom Work.
Don't Mistake the place but go direct to
JOHN DOWNING,
lsr13IBS S W1ID IIM17 011' CHARGTua
LAIRD _BLOOM, ]BRUSSELS.
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Auction Sale Announced for this week at.
WJD'S STORE
Unavoidably Postponed but special bargains will be given at
The ;cvllole stock of Fine Boots and Shoes, Rubbers,
Overshoes, Felt Boots, Pure Gum Rubbers and Socks, Shop
Furniture, &c.,
HAS GDT TO BE SPEEDILY SOLD.
A large quantity of general goods comprising groceries,
crockery, glassware, &c , will be sent from Seaforth for the
Auction Sale. Private ,Seale at Greatly Reduced Prices
now going on.
J. R. GREGORY,
LIQUIDATOR.
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di all Linos of Winter and heavy Coo r
SPECIAL
BARG INS IN
OVERCOATS
and SUI9.11S,
MEN'S
and BOYS',.
Spving Goods Now Arriving.
cum -1,1,01\1B
OOT r3,' O N.ADS
sI�IRTI rGs
D± EJSS GOODS
PRINTS.
NEW Boots, Shoes and Slippers.
lex. Strachan.