HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1915-12-16, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS, usitioas .Caroti A, 0 V. W, Lodge will meet Sat •
tlayeLthisweek, !:lection ofel1Icers TiedI fillA
JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS JAS, ANDERSON, other business will be oil the slate,
A PEW ais extext biles are still la use, ns
LIMITED VETERMARP BORAEON, wheeling is 1
extra good on the main
tirse adres , y stabile, Br uasala, Telephone t0 soy Marked degree
felf4P11 &wawa Nu' 4P.
Suooessol' to M. H. Moors, Onto int Ander- roads, the light snowfall not Interfeeing yy
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GOING TO Coliewe1.L,—Rev.'1`, Wesley
Cosens, former pastor of Brussels Melee -
dist elioreh, who le in his 4111 year tit
Empress Avenue Methodist cheroh,
Loudon, hes accepted a unanimous lB-
WM.s SPENOE T. T. M'RAE
OONVLXANO]7R AND ISSUER
o' MAIIR[AGP LICENSES
taxa lit 1140 cost Ulnae, Ethel, 00.1
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING.
AAT VV sM SINOLAIB.—
1 Ilsrristor, aolioitor, Conveynnoer,
Notary rcblle, Ac. nafoe—Stewart's Blook
1 door North of neutral Hotel
Soholtor for the Metropnliten.Bank.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Ti'h' S.' SCOTT. AS AN A•U(1'l1ION•
.i • 550, will sell for better rrIoea to
bete• teen, in tees. tmee anti testi °bar'ges
than any other Auctioneer In East Baron or
be won't charge anything Yates andorders
eau + Iwan he srrnn ,,,t it bbis Mitreorby
p era ,al well cation,
ALLAN LIi
LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONDON-HAVRE
Fine, modern steam-
ers — equipped with
every comfort and
luxury. For infor-
mation apply agents,
or
"95K1,; VA/Toronto
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Brnssele,
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received 14 of these
applications ica trained
13 help. Many. of these nppllontione we
, esnnot moat Rona anllooa'ering from
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TIIE SHAW COHRESPHNOENCE SCHOOL
391-7 Yong° St, Toronto
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Gno. Sromxo3N� W, T, i to>t0a,g
Proold'Out. Principal,
M. S.r M, C. P„ .1 S, 0,
M, 0. H., - Village of BrtisxelH,
N11301140,,, S>l•goon, A1'0nn090ur
Office over Standard Bank
DR. H T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto
Licentiate of College of - ghyatuiane and bur -
goons, Ontario ; ex -Senior House Burgeon of
Western 4ospltel, Toronto, Offices of late Dr.
A, M0$eVey, S,nith Blook, Brussels.
ltural phone 30,
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M.B., M.C. P.,o S. 0.
100 Bloor street East, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical Oshawa ,i, Ear, Nude and lgfroat do.
pertinent New (Funeral Hospital,. Toronto ;
PosBos-
ton (lite tiSeniq 1<esideard nt Surgeon Masa, Eye
& Ear Infirmary ; late Clinical asalxtant in
None and Throat department MARS, Gen. Heti.'
pita! ' late House Surgeon. Toronto General
Hospital. t& -Lt Bru,801,3 by appointment,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng,), New York and Chicago How
Obits. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat, Eyea tested for gloasee,
G. H. ROSS. D.D.S.. L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur
Ceon0 of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.
Office In Hard Block, Wineham
Phone.240. - Poet Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, McCormick Medical College, Chicago,
Ill., is prepared to teat eyes. 110,1 at glasses at
her office over MIN Inmen's millinery store.
Office days—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Office hours -10
to 12 a• m. ;.1 to 0 p, m. Evenings by appoint-
ment. Phone. 1210.
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Day and night (aIle. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
PROUOFOOT, NIEEORAN & PROUOFOOT
Barristers, Solicitors&e,, Notaries Public,
Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERIOH, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PosOrfDFOOT, K. 0. J. L. EILLORAN
WM. PRonnroog JR.
(Aral i abs Items
LEND a hand to the least.
MvNtcIete Nouinations Monday, zeth
inst.
SA•rua9AY of next week will be Christ-
mes Day.
QUANTITIES of wood are coming to
town, thanks to the good sleighing,
WEDNESDAY the Statutory Council
Meetings of this Province were held to
close up years business.
Tug POST for 1916 would make an
ideal Christmas present and $1.00 in ad-
vance, excepting to the U. S., does the
trick.
JNo. GALBRAITH bas purchased the
well known pacer, "Kenny Beware,"
from a Kincardine owner. This horse
showed good speed this year.
MAJOR W. J, 0. Malloch, a native of
Clinton, a son of the late D. M. Malloch,
who was
for
Years
Principal of the
Public
School, Clinton, and later In-
spector of Public schools for East Hur-
on, is at time Dardanelles with the Uni-
versity of Toronto Base Hospital.
'rHuaseey of last week a delegation
from the Anglican ra
n Cturch
Vio h
nm,lead by T. R, Bennett, motored
to town
and inspected time horse sheds of the Pres.
bvterian and Methodist churches, seek-
ing information to aid them in a similar
undertaking. They are well pleased with
Brussels fine sheds.
MRs, GEORGE BARKLAY, of tows, held.
the winning ticket, Nu. got, ter the
baud painted china set offered through
the kindness of Miss Rilla Hunter, of
Brussels, for Red Cross foods. Total
were
receipts 6 . o
p � 3 o which were paid.
over to Treasurer Rowland by Miss
Hunter.
WOMEN'S NATIONAL ANTHEM. --
God save our splendid men,
Sand them safe home again,
God save our man.
Keep them victorious,
Patient and chivalrous,
They are so dear to us,
God save our men.
Clip the above out so as to be able to
sing it at public gatherings.
W, H. Willis, Wiugham, formerly of
town, has the distillation ot selliug a
couple of pair ot long rubber boots
which were sent 40I
t >e trenches. They
Y
were
P
urc11ased by Mr
s A.
Taylor
tor her husband and sou who are serving
their country. This was indeed a very
thoughtful Christmas gift and will be
much appreciated when they arrive at
their destination.
Bet/same Women's Institute will hold
its regular nlouthly meeting in the Pub-
lic Library audience room Friday, Dec,
17011, at 2 30 p. m. Subject "A Christ-
mas dinner well cooked and nicely
served—its refining influence" will be
introduced by Mesdames Ballantyne and
Thomson, As this topic is Rn ap-
propriate oue at this season a large turn
out of ladies io requested.
New KEEPER' AND MATRON.—At the
session of Huron Co. Council last week
John and Mrs. Browu, of Greenway,
P,
Stephen township, were eappointed
P
Keep-
er
teeP-ar and Matron of ureaCounty House
Ho •e
of Refuge, as successors to the late
Keeper Mutch and his good wife. !`here
were a number of applicants. Mr. and
Mrs, Brown will take their new positions
on January 1st. They have no easy
01.15p with their big family of 84 or over
but the place is in fine shape and under
good control so they should have no
trouble, It took 3 Votes in the Co.
Council to settle time appointment but
Mr. Beowu heel 18 supporters out of 3t
so won out. We wish he nud Mrs,
Brown 51199058 ill their work and as they
colpo well reeommeuded they 0130914
get along all right.
vttatioti to become pastor Of the Meths.
dist church in Cornwall, Rev, 1; Doug.
Jae leichardson, M; A. of Corn-
wall. bas accepted a similar invitation
to Empress Avenue church, The ex-
change to take place in Jona next,
Mr. Richardson was formerly a member
of the Hamilton Conference, but is now
completing his second full term in the
Montreal Couferenhe,
'L'HE importance of producing largely
and et low cost, is not likely to be over-
looked on the farm. But, after all, the
question of success or failure on the
'farm turns on the selling end, Time
Weekly Sun in its market 'reports and
in its suggestions as to co operation in
selling has very greatly helped progres-
sive farmers In this important. particular.
Its editorials are always instructive and
are never tuned to stilt the "Interests."
The Sun will make a very useful and
most acceptable Christmas present.
Morris
SOIIooL REPORT.—Following.,s..the
report for S. S. No. 3, Morris,, for the
month of November. Average mark
taken, daily work considered. Jr. IV.
—Examined iu Hist. (000 ), Arith.,
Art, Lib. and \Veit.—Mary McNab78,
Oeeit Somers 76, Margaret Iianna 75,
"John McNeil 61, Lilian McAleer 50,
Margai et McNeil 43, Sr. IIL—Ex-
arniited in same as Jr. IV.—Jarllee
Duncan 61, Clifford Marks 46, *****Mar-
garet Olarke, Jr. III.—L`xamined in
0111110 as St'', TiL--Evptett Nichol 02,
Eldred Miller 60, Allan Speir 51,
****•N'loretce Nichol. Sr. II.— Ex-
amined in Lite Writ„ APi•til., CoMp—
VeIeniL Clarke 80, Jr. 11.—Examined
in stone as Sr, 1T.—Mille' 141cArier81,
Margaret Little 80, Margaret Alcock
56, Srtmley Marks 49, ...eel antes Shrew -
Ing 48. Pt. lL—Examined in knead,,
Writ., Spell.; Arilh,-1'lureuce Brad-
shaw 70, Annie Olatic0 65, Tepttie
Ohanpion 01, May Cooke 40. •Sr. 1,—
Names in order of standing—Andrey
Miller, Howard Clarke, Luella 011001 -
pion, Herbert • Champion, Rolland
Marks, Jean Smith, J10nnet Nichol,
Margaret Nieho', Jean Shedden. Jr.
I.—Robbie McMurray (Excellent) Go' -
don Bradshaw (Good). Number on
roll 355, average attenclanee 26, *
marks number of exams. Missed.
(3. I. MAOQuessmn, Teacher,
Jamestown
SOMATA—A very enjoyable time was
spent at the residence of W. and Mrs.
Holt, 1st Con. Grey, Thursday even-
ing of last week, The host and host-
ees desired to hold the gathet•ing be-
fore the former went to the military
training catnip. George Johnston per-
formed the duties of Chairman most
acceptably and in addition to a fine
pntuntic address by .Rev. D. Wren,
Brussels, there Was R. ahniee progtanr
of vocal and instrumental music and
literary numbers. Lunch was served
at the close. . Everybody had a gond
time and left expressing good wishes
for Mr. Holt's safe return when the
war was over. The proceeds of the
social totalled $12 80 and was handed
to J. F. Rowland, Brussels, Treasurer
of the Red Cross Society. Mr. and
Mrs. Holt and family left nothing un-
done in the interest of the con-
venience and comfort of the goodly
number attending,
PRESENTATION OF A WRIST WATCH.
—Wednesday evening of last week
a
score oe more of Orangemen and
other friends frcun Brussels and
locality assembled ab the home of
\Vol, and Mrs. Holt, East of here, to
express their appeeciati.nn of the ac-
tion ofto
Cl bosh in proffering his ser-
vices In the King and Empire in the
gn'eat European struggle. The follow -
lug address was read by Bro. Elston
Cardiff itnd Robt. Smith presented
,tin
flue wris
t watch at h :—DLn1r, SIR .Ili AND
BROTHER. --1170 e
V your ut br(Ih,. t
e; of the
Orange Primary Lodge No. '774, have
m01fnr.
L y,PUforhera tonight in nrriPr to
shote our appreciation of the sense of
duty which has called yon, as it son of
Canada, to service beneath the grand
old flag of England. Itis nota spirit
of adventure which has led you to
thus volunteer, but a realization that
Britain has ever stood for' justice and
I'teednm, lhatshe spends her sons and
resources foe the downtrodden. Hee
sons of Canada, Australia,. New Zea-
land and India recognize het• purpose
and Lite 1101108 of her cause and so you
impelled by your conscience have de -
(tided that nthera Shall not march
While you remain. We honor you for
your derision. We shall miss you
from Lodge tnniu No. 774, but we
ahtill proudly recall that you are
weeding in the footsteps of that noble
in n
iZ tilt , our n1 e',LI >
J, a n.len and are
i
ren r•
Itaeut n•
n Warn France or t P whet t n-
1 g u es
v
Pt ynim•c. t
a n ICIa shall l bo needed.
Yon go forth to unknown fields and
ruunlless pertly, but C,od 1s with you.
Hole a shelter in the time of storm
and will net leave you comfortless.
\lcty Ile guide thee in Lha hour of
.danger, and shield Thee in the moment
of pet il, and grant you safe retntn.
Yon do not go forth to seek renown
but as TenLyson says :—
"Not on0e or twice in tide out. Is-
land sto•y,
The path of fluty was the path to
glory.".
May you ftud'it so. We know that
wherever you maty' be you will always
remember your obligation and up-
hold the principles of Orangeisin, We
hope that your
examplele
innY SIM
others to realize Chair duty. Orange -
ism is ennobled by etuc!t as you and
those and theye are many,m
Y,iho have
vOlunteet
e(1 for overseas duty. We
desire before yon leave us to present
to you this keepsake. kindly accept
it as a small token of our respect for
you in sucelficing self-interest to an
Empire's need, Nay God preserve
nod keen
1 you till we meet again. On
behalf of the brethren of the Lodge—
Master,. Is 117' OARDIFtr, D, M., GEO.,
CoLv1N, Chap., RNv. RIOInAItn
Peen], Rec.-See, E. G. PLIM. Me,
bit trade abrief but appropriate re -
LENT Davkd Kay; who hae Wen employed •
in the Wendel d' office for the peat
couple of years, lute teoigoed his poet -
ATTACKS flue find left Saturday Eut' C' t
y to a poet,-
Lien
oet, Cl bb1Liet
11, 0,, n horn he has accepted a peal-
I r tion on the Oranbtouk Herold, l Hie
18115[ -tats
Suffered Tortures Until She
Tried `!Fruit -a -ties"
Sv. JEAN ma Meerut, Jan. 27911, 1914,
"After suffering for a long time with
Dyspepsia, Y have been made well by
"Fruit -a -tines:" I suffered so muell
that etlast.I would not darn to oat for
I was afraid of dying. IPive.yeers ago,
T
received samples of "Fruit -a -tines"
and after taking them I felt relief.
Then I sent for three boxes and I kept
improving until I was well. I quickly
regainodmy lostwoight—and now I eat,
Sleep and digest well—in a word, I am
jiellyreeovercd, thanks to 'Fruit -a -tinea.'
Mate. CHARBONNEAU.
500, a box, 0 for $2,50, trial size 28c.
At dealers or sentpostpaid on receipt of
price by Fruit-a.tives Limited, Ottawa,
ply thanking the brethren for their
kind words and highly prized gift, A
fine social time was enjoyed as the
guests shared the hospitality of the
home, air, Holt left on Monday for
\Viughnm where he expecte to been.
Mrs, I:Ioitend family %vitt continue to
live on the farm,
Qorrie
Carl Harris has been trying his hand
at using dynamite. He made a com-
plete job of shattering a number of
pine stumps for 151'nest Harris, find line.
Jas. Topham had the misfortune to
out his J'oot severely tyhile chopping
wood. It took several stitches to close
the wound.
Educational work was dealt With in
the Methodist church here Sabbath,
Run; Prof. Potter, 7'nronFn, preached
in the nhoruing, and Rev, J. W. John-
son, Ethel, in the evening. Rev. Mr.
Rivers took the work for the day at
Ethel
At the Methodist church a presenta-
tion of a wrist watch was made to
Russel Andrews, who has enlisted for
overseas service. Presentation was
made by the Yonng People's Society
of the Anglican church and the congre-
gation of the Methodist church, El-
liott Andrew read the address and Mr.
Mollurney made the presentation.
The hest 10101105 of the community ac-
company Mr. Andrews, who left for
Stratford to go into training.
Fordwich
Airs. Thos. Gibson returned from
Alt. Forest, where she spent the past
month.
Among the Toronto men who have
enlisted for active service is Geo,
Faulkner, son-in-law of Jiro. Benne-
berg, 9111 0ou.
The Patriotic Circle will bold a sale
of home-made baking, candy, etc., on
the afternoon and evening 0 Satur-
day, December 18th in the Arlington
Block, Fordtvich.
The Fordwich Circuit war visited
on Sunday, by representatives of the
Methodist church in the interest of
Educational work. Services at
Mayne and Neivbt•idge—Rev. J. W.
Johnston, Ethel ; Fordwich—Rev, W.
A. Potter, M. A„ 13. D., of:Tneonto,
At the regular meeting of Oook's 0.
Y. B. No. 4, Fordwich, following offi
CPI
a were elected forns Jt
e u n ve •
'—
g
year .
W. M., Gordon Sanderson D. M.,
ino. Barber ; Ohttplain, 0. Gregg ;
Ree. -See., Erie Oo beth ; Fin, -Sec., N.
Armstrong , Trees 7 Dinsmore ; D.
0 0., A. Graham , Left, W. Wake -
ford " le•
ly s, W. Campbell, A. Weil-
er: Oorntn,-0.Oooper, G. Mee, T.
Hubbard, 0. Johnston,
(Listowel
George Watson
son of duo. an
d
Mrs.
Watson,
town, i:I>LS secured a
good position as shell inspectr with
the Morris Shell 00., 0 Ingersoll.
T. hale was the only local poultry
fancier t t to shot
vattlne
Winter Fair,-
Guelph. Behad five it
Pbirds entered
and got four prizes. Tbey were
Mi n or,•ae.
Karn Morris Piano Oo. are rushed
with orders and are adding men in all.
departments. They have 100 "orders
ahead of them now.
Geo, Grosz, sr,, had. his leg amputat-
ed. It had-been.censing hila a great
deal of trouble of late and it is now
hoped that his health will be much
improved,
NUN -GOWN WOMAN •
Made Strong By Our
Vinol
Fort Edward, N.Y.—" T was in a run-
down, nervous and weak condition, so I
could not do the housework for my little
family of three. I had taken cod liver
oil emulsions and other remedies with-
out benefit. A friend told me about
Vino!. I tried it and it soon built up my
strength and made me a well woman so
I now do all of my housework."—Mrs.
ELMER GLIDDEN.
We guarantee Vino], our delicious cod
livor and iron tonic for all run-down,
Weak and debilitated conditions.
F. R. SMITH, Druggist, Brussels
COAL.
Lehigh Valley, Chestnut
and Stove Co& on hand.
Pea Coal forRanges Ran�eS at
$6.5o per ton,
Robt. Henderson,
I311USS.ELS,
, brother, T, 11, Kay, of the Medi
Hat News, formerly Editor of
141otosvol 1140)4 3(0)', has takes char
the llehsti4 and 0. Kay is joining i
eine I
the v
ghiHlk Tins Powhas trade arr1Lngenee to
tc (101.1 wish the following papers 10(3(1
,will be scutto 10ny tuldreee (except tate
United States 50 (wills extra) at the
048 following subseeiptiou prices :—
Weeklies
Jos, POST and Mail and Empire,....,...$ 1 00
of " London Free Preto 1 85
Family Herald & Star 1 85
Montreal Witness 1 85
" Farmer's Advocate.,,2 35
" Northern Messenger1 40
Dailies
POST and TOMB LO Star $ 2 85
" Toronto Nest's 2 85
Toronto Glebe 3 75
Tot onto Mall -Ern pile• 3 75
''Toronto o 1
" World 3 50
London Advertiser.,8 00
Call at the office or remit the amount
by P. 0. Order, Express 01404' or Reg.
istered Letter addressed to
THE POST,
Brussels, Ont.
Blyth
R. M. 111eKaay spent a couple of d
at Guelph Fair.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
Carter' is attaining herrn all attack
8014110a,
Rev. H. H. Turner, 13, D., Tavistock,
brother of Rev. W. D, Tut tier, 331yth,
took the services in 80, Andrew's
church last Sabbath,
It Wes with general regret that
word Ives 1eoelved in Myth of the
Health of Mies Walsh, who 911t11 mid.
summer of Ihis year had been of the
teaching 'Leff of 11111 public school,
lied Cross Circle completed the col -
!milieu of old paper and the same was
weighed and shipped, There were di
torts from which the Circle expect to
reap a goodly num.
Amongst the shipment of cattle
which E. Watson shipped to Toronto
were 3 head of 15 months old eatves,
bought from John Brigham & Son.
Their corn bined weight was 2,980 Ibs.
and one of them weighed 1,100,
A. Y. P. A., of Trinity Church, was
organized for another year when the
following office's were elected :—Pres-
ident, Dr. J. E. McTaggart; Vice Pres-
ident, Miss Ella Metcalf ; Jim-Treas.,
Mise Dorothy Tierney.. Executive
Olmmi4te, were the officers and G. E.
McTaggart, T. Tierney and Mr. Mark.
Report of Medical Health Df
ficer, Brussels, Presented
to the Village Council,
Gamma:Beer :—I have the honor
present to you the following report
the routine work done in the corium
Lion of Brussels during the year 191
—As you know both slaughter hone
where cattle and pigs were killed f
the purpose of supplying treat to t
corporation of. 131158001s and vicini
were condemned by the District Pr
vincial Health Officer, Dr, T. J.
Nally, in 1914. He ordered the Loc
Board of Health to attend to the m
ter. This was taken up by the Loc
Board end as a result Dr. McNeil
after looking through the buildings,
connection with both slaughter hour
said that they were far above t
average and as regards eleatlline
were almost ideal. These slaught
houses'have been visited twice by yo
local Health Officer, unknown to
owners, and on both occasions I mu
say everything was as clean as possib
to keep it.,
Another matter' that was taken u
and dealt with by . your Board
Hetlth was the building of manure r
ceptacles at every stable where hors
are kept. People were ordered t
keep the manure in these receptael
from May let until November let
each year. There was only one d
linquent that I know of but a fe
more have been careless in keepin
the lid of the receptacle down sigh
apparently forgetting that these box
ea must at all times be kept fly
proof, otherwise the manure recap
tacle may become an incubator fo
flies instead of a means to prevent th
breeding.. The matter of any wh
have nut complied with the law wa
brought up at the Council and Boar
oF
Health combined meeting Cfn on Nov
g
ember 19th, in the presence of Dr. Mc
Nally, and it was decided to notify i
writing any who have not built recap
Moles to have them ready on May 1st
1916, and if they do nab comply to la
a complaint before the Crown At
Corney,
A complaint was lodged against the
russets Knitting Factory for pollut-
g the stream with the dye used to
for
the (ode
The a
g matter was
alt with and
a
n a result the
P
ro-
fi to'
e t taro•
stalling n6lter basin and
us this nuisance, which has been the
use of coulplaiut not only in the
son but also in the country, will be
e all time
stopped.
Complaint was made again this
at' about the feeding of poultry at
e Emporium but when the matter
as looked into the proprietor was
appointed its the time he expected
car to sl>ip these fowl and so was
'ced to keep them over for a few
ya.
n the Public School we have intro-
ced the individual drinking cup for
puppils. A water tank has also
n placed in the school instead of
e pupils having to go out to the
trip when they wished a drink, The
sol floor's are now scrubbed twice a
ar, at least they have been ordered
do
so.
n regard to
enrrl(n r'
u ncable diseases
eases
have v had 5
cases of diphtheria,
ich vete kept in rigid quarantine
d we had no spread of the disease to
er houses. We had a big epidemic
measles of a rather mild type and
se were kept in quarantine but not
ti quarantine. I10(11, however, in -
toted to apply rigid quarantine to
cases 00CDri149 in the municipality
m this time onivard. We have had
cases of typhoid fever but neither
es were reported to the Local
Lrd.
I regard to outdoor closets, I tnusb
that 75% of theta at least are in a
lorable state, They are of the pet -
he -ground variety variety and must be a
'Ce 0 infection to the %veils in the
nity. We have not for some
rs had
ao
serious epidemics
Y of
laid but we (inlet neoesearily face
if this kind of thing is to continue.
at therefore urge you, gentlelnen,
c0 -operate with me in getting a
er system for Oleaningrout ihutn10n
'eta, I would advise the dry earth
et in every home where septic
re are net installed and tax these
ors a son sufficient for the clean -
and removing of such refuse at
0 01100 a week in the Summer and
a month in the Winter, This
It] be a good Summer's work for
w, gentlemen, Fn cotehms,0n al-
gh the Medical Health Officer's
t0
of
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position at tunes is not pleasant the
Local Board, as well as myself, realize
that the work is very important and
concerns us all. If we are to stamp
out or at least hold in control the dis-
eases which hurl a great, many to
eternity, and when we think that
some of those we hold dear may be the
next victim to perish with some com-
municable disease, we are willing to
Buffer abuse at the hands of those of
weak mentality, knowing that some
day they will awaken to realize they
tried to smash the armor that protect-
ed them'
It will be a pleasure for me to con-
tinue the work thougbout the year
1910. if it so pleases you, under the
same arrangements as last year and
if we can introduce a satisfactory
system of removing night soil weekly
through the Summer months,I can
assure you, gentlemen, that Brussels
will be the cleanest, heathiest and beet
kept village in the Province of Ontario.
All of which I respectfully submit,
Your Obedient Servant,
T. T. MoRAE,
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