The Brussels Post, 1888-7-13, Page 44
Local- . Adam Good.
Strayea.--llobt, Ingifs-
Linte fruit julee- C. A. Peadinan.
Dwelling to rent -- foe: l'ub. House.
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, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1S43,
MI,. XVI.
With this issue Tits fosse enters on its
sixteenth volume under most favorable.
circumstances and with a very favorable
outlook. Wo take this opportunity of
returning tltenk:: to the public for their
generous support in tate past and ask a
continnancc it their patronage. Wo feel
specially indebted to our correspondents
for the to eeasinginteroattheyhavetaken
in glaring all that was interesting before
our readers, Our object will be, as it
has been, to keep Ttnt POST fully up to
be marl: as a live, clean local newspaper.
Tnr. villa=s Council acted wisely in
✓ oting -the money in hand toward a sink.
ing fund to meet oar municipal indebted-
ness. In addition to this a small levy
ehonld be made every year so That when
the term for which tate debentures run
expires the debt may be wiped out. B1138-
vit indebted-
ness
• is not badly burdened with
n
ness but the sooner it is ciente(' off with-
out heavy pressure on the taxpayers the
better for all concerned.
Leer week Mr. Henderson, M. P., for
Halton Co„ was unseated for bribery by
agents and was saddled with frill costs.
It appears from tho evidence that Mr,
Moir, of St. Morys, at one time editor of
the Exeter Reflector, who was stumping
in HaItot, helped handle the wealth. A
new election will be held shortly, They
have had a lively time in the above men-
tioned riding for several years with elec-
tions, protests, trials, sec. and it is to be
hoped this coming contest will settle af-
fairs for some time to come.
Tun result of the Temperance Conven-
tion at Montreal last week was to drop
the Third party and boom Prohibition
stronger than ever. The meeting was
very unanimous on the step to be taken
for the future and a vigorous campaign
will be made in favor of the entire aboli-
tion of the liquor traffic. Close atter:-
ion will he paid to the election of mem-
bers of Parliament as en the next Dom-
inion election hangs the immediate ndop.
tion of this Iive Onto to a very large
extent. It is expected that chemises,
societies, At'. will wake up to the neces-
sity of esCry man and woman doing their
east and wonting on the line of Total
Prohibition.
Trait tarp cad accident by which a
youth in the bloom of health was sudden-
ly cut down and speedily ushered into
eternity has cast a gloom over the whole
neighborhood. That it was purely aaei.
dental is beyond doubt, and that the
boys interested were on the moot friendly
terms is equally well established, but
that does not take the responsibility of
allowing boys to handle firearms away.
What was done on Monday might take
place, according to report, almost any
week by the careless use of guns end re,
volvers. The advantage a thorough in-
vestigation would have beau that an of-
ficial statement would have been given,
before which ell other reports would be
silenced. It is to be hoped that this dis-
tressing and painful event will teach
more than one useful lesson to the youth
of this community. The bereaved family
have the sincerest sympathy and prayers
of all in this heavy stroke.
Tnn following aro the results of the
Winnipeg elections for the Local House :
—Sottth Winnipeg, Isaac Campbell, Lib
evel, eiected by two hundred and forty-
seven majority, North Winnipeg, Zion.
L. M. Janes, Liberal, four hundred and
twenty-eight majority; Centro Winnipeg,
Col. McMillan, Liberal, five hundred and
four majority. The elections on Wednes-
day have resulted in a great majority for
the Greenway Government. At the pres-
ent writing it is not thought that more
than font Opposition members are re-
turned. Norquay is reported beaten in
Iiildonan, but claims lie is elected by two
!majority, The Winnipeg divisions have
been literally swept by the Liberals, and
the city is wild with excitement, Wed.
nesday evening huge processions were
formed, and all the successful candidates
addressed gatherings at the City hall
and other important points. Emerson
has rejected Charles Douglas, who has
repreaentecl that conetitttettey for years.
The total Liberal vote in blinnedosa was
over 400, but Torry is sleeted ort account
of no Liberals being in the field, The
returns as far as heard aro:: Beautiful
Plains --Crawford, Liberal, 17 majority.
Birtle - ?fickle, Liberal, Brandon Con.
ire --Smart, Liberal, 01 majority,
Haven CoEntry Notes,
ilabt. Winters, of blt•Millop, bought
forty-five head t,f tattle recently from
T. IE, flays, torr which he paid t n ren
averag of , t c tel heed.
ii { 1
, .
Rov. I , AIcCO'h fe,th nil teeter y tctot rat
Hayfield. azul afterwards at W-inghrtra
now )'eliding at Pomona, California, it )s
71:0180182.28100MkesatenteiMaansl
rumored will return to work in 11'nron
Diocese.
Macer:. Harding o; T,cat.horne, con-
tractors,
on-
tra t hs, of Loudon, have been awarded
the coot, for the erection of the Ciod-
rr tt ak'tt, mini at It Cast of between
Aa tdd mid ;t).000.
1\ illiluzlt i it pteriok, of Waw'nnosft
was tin•: wn in front of n mower 1\'edncs
day afternoon the horses resoling away.
Ills legs Were ant no badly that ampu-
tation may be necessary.
Collector Cavell, of Stratford, and
011ieer Brown seize l an illicit still in tho
Township of Stephen, :Nulty of Ifuron,
Monday, and had the owner arrested,
tried and sentenced to pay Slid and be
iutprisioned,rate month.
A hen ham...gine to Welter Hick, of
Gederielt township, laid au egg recently
`shish is something eta curiosity. It is
small—not larger Gm a pigeon's egg—
ami, when broken, was found to be de.
roil Of yeilt. containing instead another
little egg, a trifle larger than a canary's
egg
At a meeting of the W. C, T. le, of
Goderich, held Tuesday, Jule Seel, it was
resolved to place upon record OUT heart-
felt regret at the: wide -spread prevalence
ofiutoxication on the eccasien of the ob-
servance of Dominion Day, in saeh
marked contrast with similar celebra-
tions, while the liquor traffic enjoyed no
sanction from the law. The legal pre-
scription of Ilio said traffic: having been
withdrawn, seeiety has already begun to
reap the fruit of its errors, in the indel-
ible dl•:graeo cast upon it, by tbo sadden-
ing scenes whichournational h holiday of
1888 furnished in snob marked numbers,
and such utter degradation. Wo also ap-
peal to all those classes who bold dear
the integrityof s stet • and the sanctity
of domstiy life toco.oflerate in al
movements, haying for them object, the
legal prescription of the liquor traffic mud
ilio arrest of that downward tendency of
society, of which rho liquor traffic is the
predominant cause, and of which the ex-
cess, referred to is the unerring witness.
Signed on behalf of the W. 0, T. U. by
Secretary .
A TomsToxa Casa.—Tho Detroit Tree
Press says :--United States Commission-
er Davison's office, in the postofftoe build-
ing, was throngedyesterday with a crowd
of people Leona Huron County, Out.. who
were present to attend the extradition
prloeedings of is marble cutter named
Henry Messett, Messett's alleged offense
is that of forging the name of a man
named John Price to a note for 04d. It
appeared from the evidence which was
given before Commissioner Davison yes-
terday that about two years ago Messett
was in the gravestone business in Canada
and bad an extensive trade ; that a stone
was ordered by a man named John Price,
and was paid for, and that Price claimed
that it second stone was ordered by an-
other man named John Price, and was
paid for by a promissory. note winch was
given to Messett and discounted by a
man living in the same village. The lat-
ter note is claimed by the Canadian auth-
orities to Lace been a forgery ; that there
was 1.o such man as a seeond John Price,
and that no such person gave a note.
The evidence Las all Leen taken iu tiro
matter, and a decision will be rendered
by Commissioner Davison thie morning.
Collin McDougall, of St. Thomas, (Queen's
Ceunsol, and L. L. Daney, of Seaforlh,
Deputy County Attorney of Huron Co.,
appeared for the Canadian authorities,
and ex -United :dates Attorney J. W.
Finney conducted the defence.
1 'General cs4'w.
John Zaeltar has fasted 50 days.
Smallpox has appeared in Buffalo.
There are 0710,400,510 in the United
States treasury.
A ease of cholera morbus has occurred
in Richmond, Indiana.
The International Law Cougresswill
meet at Lausanne Sept. 1st.
Russia has signed the convention for
the abolition cf sugar bounties.
The great game in Japan is "Go." It
is something like 'chess, and the masters
of it sometimes take 21 hours for a game.
The canning of shrimp is becoming a
groat industry lin New Orleans. Fully
100,000 cans a day are packed there
during the season,
At almercantile conference ut Birming-
ham a committee was appointed to in•
vestigate and report on the scheme for a
ship canal from Liverpool to I3irming•
barn.
The Maplewood Park Association, of
St, Paul, Minn., will sue Rev. Dr, Tal•
mage for 010,000 damages for failing to
deliver en address there on the nth, as
agreed.
In China there aro over 400 epodes of
plants used for food, and in the world
probably ten times that number, Saw-
dust in Sweden is used in bread and is
found digestible.
During the present campaign the
Omaha World will havo on its staff a Re-
publican and a Democratic editor, each
of whom will present his silo of the ques-
tion day by day. The readers of the
paper expect to have a circus,
A Afinnesola man painted his house
with phosphorescent paint, and the very
first might four fire companies smashed
all his windows and drenched Itis car'•
pets, and the crowd got away with about
011 worth of diamonds and solid silver.
Six hundred newsboys wero washed,
scrubbed, scoured, rinsed off, rolled up in
flannel and laid out in the sun to dry the
other morning at bathhouse, on West
Afadison street, Chicago. It t'equired
14,000 gallons of hot water, as much more
of cold, 1,200 bottles of "shampoo" and
1,200 towels to do the work.
John Roll, residing in ldcdmon, Edgar
county, Ill., is the owner of a horse that
ie twenty hands high, weighs 2,500
pounds, and is said to be the largest horse
in the world. It is 6 years old, never
Wast off Roll's farm, never has been broken,
and ]las never been shod. The black.
that at Retlmon is afraid to shoe the
horse,
Two perfectly pure white birds, which
woro caught in Galena, I11., have been ex-
amines by local ornithologists, who pro.
none them genuine robins, Thera ex•
oeodiugly rime ;specimens of the feather.
ad tribe aro about two-thirds grown, and
wore taken from a meet knotvn to have
been built by robing of the redbreast
variety.
Five 1 as-ongct' conductor's on the "Ince
Lino" (C hcvaland, Colmnbtta, Ciuohntati
,0- Indianapolis Railroad) were dismissed
on Thursday, and it in said ttvcnty.six
havo been discharged enuring the past ion
days, . Jinn: ttoi detectives and Ennals'
apottrt e hwe been nu for Vnaitcrbilt
lone. during lite past year. 'usd It& is
the remilt of timer labnt;.
THE BRUSSELS POST
A C"ltfongo, lloclt Island ,C Paeifle eons
struction train, with seventeen men of
boertt, was derailed west of Cameron,
Mn„ on the evening on July 101.13, Fore.
man Richard Jones was Milled outright,
Engineer Wilcox wan scalded end died a
few hours later, and 13ralcen>an Cum•
miogs' feet wore crushed and he also re.
ceived internal ittjorio•, from width lin
will die,
An explosion oeenrred in the house of
an old clothes dealer in ilio Ibuo Moneys,
Paris, Friday night, Ono person was
killed and another injured. Au investi-
gation by the polies' hes given rise to the
suspicion that the occupants were engag-
ed in the secret manufacture of bombs,
to be need on the 11th of July in eonnce•
tion with the celebration of the fall of
the Bastile.
The reckless destraotiou of forests in
Prussia Inas lately increased to such an
extent that the Government have issued
a law proteoliug timber throughout the
empire. In recent years this wholesale
falling of fine woods has completely
changed the oliutata of many distriots,
rendering the nouutry barren and rain-
less. Farther, removing the trees from
the banks of the lakes and rivers has
loosened the sand, and thus shallowed
many harbors and watercourses.
W. A. Lyman, of Milford, Conn,, is
making the smallest possible specimen of
an engine. It will be made from a sil-
ver half -dollar, Tito boiler is to hold
about eight drops of water, but with four
drops the engine can be worked several
minutes. when finished it is to be plac.
.s
ei
under a glass naso three-quarters oar
tato of
an inch in diameter and an inch and ono-
eightlt in height- Some of the parts will
be so lino and delicate that they cannot
be made
entho rt the use of a magnifying
glass.
Itis reported that et young infantry
officer of the French army has invented
a kind of military microphone, by means
of which the approach or the movement
of troops as well as their probable nun't-
hers,tney be paged. The apparatus is
described as being as simple as it is in-
genius, and consists of a transmitting
and a receiving machine, which aro 0ou-
nected together by a ntesallio wire. The
experiments made with the instrument
during the recant manoeuvres at Montan•
batt before Gem vincendon and kis staff
were very satisfactory.
There passed Palatka, Fla., the other
day, a man of about 40 winters, who was
an object of pity, end yet with all that
was somewhat amusing. Ho was sane
on all subjects but one, and that, he im-
agined himself a teapot. He would put
himself into the theme of a teapot by
rounding one arm to represent the spout
and the other to represent the handle.
While in that shape he became very un-
easy if anyone Dame near, fearing they
might break off the handle or the spout.
He would not speak, but would make a
danger signal with his mouth to represet
the escaping steam. Then he would
walk around, sway to and fro among
those about him, fully satisfied that he
was a teapot.
About two years ago Ir•aao Waldorf, a
merchant well known in Jewish 'seaman -
tile circles, while walking on Broadway
noticed a young girl of about 18 crying.
He accosted her, and, on being question.
ed as to the reason of her distres', she
told hien she was a stranger and panni.
leas, having come front Vienna to aeclt
friends in this country. He invited her
to his home, and being a widower with
three children, he hired her as his house-
keeper. Three months afterwards they
were married, and all want well till one
day lest week, when the girl's mother ar-
rived from Australia on a visit. It tarns
Out that the woman was Waldorf's first
wife; whom be deserted nearly twenty
years ago. As the girl went by another
name there was nothing to indicate that
slto was in any way related to him, and
he unknowingly committed the crime of
marrying his own daughter.
The sanitary government of the city of
Paris is the most perfect of that of any
municipality in the world. Lately the
authorities have taken hold of a matter
which ought to be of interest to health
boards everywhere. They have mads
some reguiatiois as to how carpet shak-
ing and beating shall be done. Inves-
tigation showed that the dust from old
carpets was insalubrious and liable to
spread infectious germs, so they decided
to regulate such cleating. Hereafter
oarpets must bo brushed and beaten in
antrrely shut up roams, and the dust de-
posited is to be washed with water con-
taining disinfectants. Strips of rag,
wool,&e„ remaining must bo burned im-
mediately, This would seem to be probbyy
hard on the people engaged in the btt.t.
nose, but the requirements are none too
severe, oven if the dust from foul carpets
were only a nuisance and not poisonous.
A largo number of people visited John
Zaohar, the Caledonia, Wis., faster, on
Monday, July 0th, It was the fiftieth
day of his remarkable feat. Zaohar talk.
ed pleasantly with his visitors on all
subjects but ihat of his fast. One that
ho enjoined silences He has grown
much weaker during tiro last threw days,
He has still strength enough to walls
from the horse to tho tree under which
Ito can be found at any hour of the clay.
Thera he dozes off, sleeping but a short
time, Ho appears to suffer no pain,
Dr, Noyes says he found Zaohar's pulse
at 46, lite tongue clean and his mind ap-
parently unclouded, The doctor believes
his fast ie genuine. Dr. Hays says the
case possesses no value whatever to
coienee, as there is no proof that Zachar
Inas not eaten food during the peed 50
clays. Zachar's relatives, however, in-
sist that ho has nob partaken of food of
any kind.
The Government of India havo snub.
Belied, for the information of the publie,
through the Bulletin of the Royal Gar-
dens, Kew, some particulars of the now
process of cot:acting quinine from the
olnohoma burls by means of til, By the
aid of tale process, perfected lately by
Mr. Gamme, it is found possible to utilize)
the aalisaya or yellow balk variety and
to extract from it the whole of its quinine
in a form indistinguishable chemically
or physically from the best brands of
]European utanufecturo, and this so
cheaply Chat not morely in times pinta the
present of depressed markets, but at all
portraits, it will not coot the Government
more than 25 rupees per pound. Should
all the expectations Which this important
,Ii' cot cry has awakened bo realized it is
believed that it will Lead to the substitu•
t.iett of Indian manufactured quinine for
the febrifuge in the hospitals and do.
e iotsottrin of c'
.t India, mud as a n e
1 ,
CC near
y
r; ns rte t;
o m l t u o, to t.he nubst)tutiau of yellow
bark for red hark in the Sikkim planta.
Bons.
BANKING,
mcINTOSIl & MoTAGGART,
d 13IlUSSliLfi
Transact tt Clencrnl Banking
Easiness.
Noire DIHC.ot'.TEO,
Canadian anti hunted States Drafts bought
and sold,
In torost allowed on deposits.
Col(, et(ona mute ea favorable terms.
Canadian Agents--MtntcntxT'a Moor ol.
O.44An.t.
Now York AgentA--IDu'altTldne Atm T1lAn•
Ells NA'1.1oxAt. !USN,
LECA, AND CONVEYANCING.
" • 11. SINCLAIR SOLICIT -
m•, Catn'eyanuar, Notary Publie,
i nrgrcavcs' C1)reg litntt', Moak,
rivate Funds to
Loon.
•eg-��' E. WADE, BARiRISTER,
L i • Solicitor end. Notary Public, Con•
vovancing• Collections and Loaning. Dir,
Wade vitt attend to ticrrio ot•ury twines•
(ray at two o'clock.
DICKSON & HAYS,
(Tato whit Gaa•row k Prondtoof, code -
rich) Barristers, Solloitors, Conveyancers,
Re, O1l10e, Grant's lllook, Brussels. Dluaay
to loan.
R. S. BAYS. 1V, B. DICKSON.
i1I. TAYLOR, B. C. L., BAR-
• nrs'rtn, 5oicitor,fio., of tin -arm of
Dickson k Taylor, Barristers,
Solicitors,
Su
Df
L1ni
g
Arcade, e' Ringg
Street
West, Money to lost.
ALEX. HUNTER, ()LEER OF
eycer,tilCourt,
c nMiran Fourth
Division
ILadLoa
and Insurance Agent, Puuda invested and
boloot, 0o,lectione made. OIIloo in 0re-
h em's 711oo1e,1?reseals.
_esRT GUNNING/1111
v:481MA tcra,
FIREAND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DI. F. GALE, M.D., 0. M.
Member of the Oollogo of Physicians and
Surgeons of Cutaalo by examination.
OIDco and Resident—Main St. East, Ethe
Ontario.
T A.. IIeNAUGHTON, IoI.D
C. Hf., L.R. C. P. Edinburgh, M, C. P,
S. Ont. At E'argreavas' Drug Store from
0 to 11155 a,m, and from 030 to 4 p. in. At
other hours may bo Maud at tiro residence
formerly occupied by Dr. Hutchinson,
Mill street,
DENTAL.
DTtINf. X0i7C'IrS;r,
0, L, Ball, L. D. S., Honor Graduate and
Dl.
it, C. D. S. Toronto, Vitalized Air given
13,11. Morins, D. 1), S., Assistant Operator
0rrxcl—.d opus I3lo0lt, Saaforth.
DZlla'.rgr..( IM 7C.
IV. T. Poor ,L.D S, Graduate of Ta-
ranto School of Dentistry. All oper-
ations guarottood, Onloe—Qady's
Block, Ssatol'th,
Artificial tooth, a rst.tluality, and
guaranteed at,tor 1111300 per sot.
13.11.0 Z,Via.t8a.
7 .A., 52�. 9xST, 2, T>, S„
Honor Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto, NI'rnoa Oxtna
GAs administered for the painless extraa.-
tion of teeth. •
0Etf'!Cfi•--Garilcict Meek, D`afti5S3i0S.
AUCTIONEERS.
�t EORGE KIRKBY, LIOEN-
sap Auctioneer. Sales conducted on
reasonable terms, farms and farm stook a
specialty. Orders lett at Tuts Pon Publish-
ingHouso, 13 rilesols, o e sent to Walton poet
office will 1.0001 ) prompt attention.
A DELG•AT`i'Y, AUO7.'ION-
nna,Isprepared to attend to solos on
the shortest notice, A suoolalty tnatto at
salsa of thorough -bred stock, Terms made
known by application tr THIS Pon Publish-
ing House, whore order's may be 1015, or
adtdrors to Brussels 0, •
A/,A� RAYIIANN AUCTIONEER,
. is always toady 40 attend sales of
farms, farm stock, ka, Terms cheerfully
on -cm. CraubrooltjP.O, Salon may bo al -
ranged at Tun Porti Publishing House
Brussels.
yBUSINESS CARDS,
H. MoORAO1iEN, ISSUER
• of lfarrtago Lioon:ma. Odle° at his
Gtocnry, T urnitorry Street,
1XSS O'CONNOR, 'TEACHER
11 of Piano Hutt Organ, Tonna on appla-
nation.
N. 13.—W alien class meets every Tllnt•sday
and lfritlay atMr•a, D, cans l'bcll'a, Walton
IL•N BARRETT, TONSORIAL
Artist, Shopp noxtdoor south of A,
14, Moliay & Das, hu tiiwars sacro, Ladies'
and children's hair cutting a p special by.
A enrolee stock of clears karat.
�MoNAIR, ISSUER 011 HtAR•
a rtage Licenses, by appointment of
Lieut,.Goyernor, Oommissioner, &e., Q. B,
Oenyoyauceransl Agent Vire Insurance Qo,
Otllooat the CranbrcolcPorb Office,
M: RODDICX, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental a Painter. Painting final
ming,
GHSbran t,es.aSd pBlindivo done up
HS branches. sp Blinds dorso in style,
Paper 11. ganging spoatrlasl ooma door
south of Salttyoxs' carriage Works.
t. I1 W, O'BRIEN, V. S., IIONOR
• Graduate of the Ontario -Veterinary
donogo has resumed the wattles of John
ootb,V,S,,anilinprepared to treat alt des
oasesoma atoll animals on scientific
andapprovod printtlhlos,. Troatntantoflel•
attItenytetwn doe's''eholdgearoirret
Jill( to csSALE,
aria parUos, WILL RENT
fo'labin end commodious dwelling. Good
oolinr, acro of garden in bearing theles,
'Munn ane tonal fruits. Good stable. This -
constitutes one of the beet amines In on -
tato for n. ooct It russs•mak 1 being { a o b n in tlol.
;
, g
oontro ,0 it splondtd fiteisell, ngilexsootiest, Noon-
est M)tositinn 13xttnsols, 7 miles Motown -
13 miles, Al,0yfar terms toI), W hIII,N13,
on the lrtnuises, i•,tnnr., vA•
WROXETER WOOLEN :: ILLS
ii. L. Gibson wants 510,000 lbs. of good
clean RLEECD C I; WOOL for which he will
pay the limin:at' 0l� .yttria Pause lx Cent
01' trade at the Wroxotor Woolen Mills,
.0n immense steel( nr splendid 'Tweeds,
Elan 114914, ski rt l HK0,Draggels, Monti.111, $hta limn: and f ilrns or Ills DIM
make (all guaranteed to wear) and groat
variety in Fine ']'weeds', Flannels, Ovor.
coatings, ,0e,
('1'9Tt111 Sl'ANNIN(' AND CAROMS DONE
at reasonable figures awl good work guar-
anteed. Wo aro bound to maintain our
reputation by satisfactory work and
square dealing,
1)tit 'minims Tugs STAN ADE 0110.50
gig' "e3R'POrWA? i:r i�r'CT�.` ,p,
X
Prizes for (I) Beat Fleece Long Wool ;
(2) Best Fleece Fine Wool ; (3) Heaviest
Fleece (cleanness cnusnlerod.)
--QOMPETiTiQN—
o—I'REE—o
TO -:- ALL -:- CUSTOMEI(S,
We want your Wool and you want our
goods and our stoney, so cone and
sea tis,
.:1. L. GIBSQJI ,
•tt-tin' ii'roxelor 1E001elt 31nEs.
Pumps -Pumps -Pumps
The old reliable Pump Works of Bros.
sale still to the front mud rushing busi-
ness right along,
➢DEP VIM AND CERN PIMPS
always on Loud with all the latest im-
provements and guaranteed to
GIVE SATISFACTION.
I stn prepared to take contracts for
Digging IJ'ells or Cisterns at
Reasonable Rates.
Special Attontiou given to Ropairingt
As I use only the best material, super-
vise all the work and sell at moderate
prices I know it will be to the advantage
of the public to deal with me.
J• TELl'OJX ,
Pnorrmros.
Shop opposito P. Scott's blacksmith
shop, Mill street, I3rnssels.
I
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
Liver Contpl rat
Dyapepsta,
Bhllloltenaas,
S iclt Headache,
'Kidney trotlbl's
Rheumatism,
Spilt Diseases,.
and all impuri-
ties of the blood
from whatever
cause arising,
TRI: taRIAT SPRING MEDICINE.
xvxC39 7.rc. (ti+ritit. rs11a ,5105
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LITTLE LIVER PILLS,
(very wnall aril easy to take.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA
Sold everywhere ; price 25 cents.
f'NIA\ MEDICINE Co., l'rsprlrl ors,
TO1t(DN'l'(0. CANADA.
BLYTIi
'Woolen Mill.
It. Forsyth sit Son, folmorly of
tho Wroxeter Woolen Mills, beg
to inform the Fanners in this vi-
cinity that they have Now in Op-
eration It Woolen ]lull in .Blyth,
and hope that by adhering
to their olcl plan of Junking noth-
ing but Sound, Durable Goods
and trust that by so doing to
meet a liberal patronage.
CUSTOM WORK
of all kinds promptly and caro -
fully attended to.
The HIGIlIST PnicE paid for
Wool in Exchange for Tweeds,
Full Cloths, Flannels; Yarns, etc.
A Trial Solicited !
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
R. Forsyth & Soii.
E NE Y K OR
LOOK HER
WAVING PURCHI.ASED THE STOCK IN TRADE
from MR. WALTER- COATS at a good reduction I will
give great bargains in
csz G• T -f Vis., S S "LTi A •.d ;i.,l --
I have also a :fine stock of
New Goods, Sugars, Teas, C1, c•,
—which I am selling very cheap for—
Come one Coale all and secure a good Bargain.
aohaa, L.Sturdy',
Next door to Gerry's Hardware, BRUSSELS
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+n- eu.a all 0d,jiJlu'E'AX .1.1M.Ti"IL @r IBNit,
heeling, and llohb oer el reedltenos,
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.•w,:a' ..r.. ..,• lispa"ttre tct,•,l lyyei'work,
%Vito are broken,3ou,:, •-, ;bn ofalias, wig 'in1inNo. careifies Icure fernervous
'c,"altueze, iuvoh,ac, ry vital lesson, etc,
Sintrmoats eon winos: . ,t, -ns 'Uann.--wane o1 energy, s ottigo, want of purpose,
slimness of MIMI, society, want tI conndcnon, avoidance of couvoraatlot,
deslro for eallnt ty tl ,t ..n1 1,,,511157 to fix the attention on n. particular subject,
eowardics, <iupru�, t r, r nit;, r•,iriln'son, loss of motme,v, osc(tabflity of tem er' Spar.
ma.0rr'Ltlna, or lna9 „f 1 nn., I Ilgnl—tho result or half-tabaaa or marital axeeAd—hnpo-
teuOY, innntritiou, ,,, ,1 . ,.'n, bra ,hose, palpitation of the heart, hysteric feelings in
females, aronn:lint, ,:.. , , t1, d,', 5tstallLing dilates oto„ aro all symptoms of tjtls terrible
habit, oftentimes in .,•c'�.,.I,• , uiulrc.5, ha short. (ho sprhiif of vital fordo having lost its
tension, awryr,.r+,. • In eonaognotrco, lloientele writers and the superintendents
of insane aayli,n,'t ,itis' 11 1,nrlhiti!t to the alb:eta of enteabneo the groat majority of
wasted lives which 00 so 10 ).r ‘1,170 notice, If you are incompetent for ilia arduous
elution of bunivan;, in, n edl.a101 fur' the enjoyments of life, ,le. i1 Wails au escape from
the effects of early vim, r, you are advattoad itr vaoro, 1Vo, 8 will give you full VIgpornnel
moon th. If you ,'ra f v "su 51,, ,,, phyeloatly and morally from early indiso'etion, the
melt oltAnora soc and folly, scud your address and 10 cants in damps for M, V. Lunol'n
Treatise In Book 1 se': ou.I)lsca:a10 of plan., Sealed, add secure fr001 observation.
Addroas all aommnnle.tines to 50. W. 353).53014, 47 '6V001iiai tun f(t.F„ il'he'orato,
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