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The Brussels Post, 1901-11-21, Page 6RUSTINESS CARDS. v.. Q11AY TO I4OA.N AT a P11R ' LKL Cent, 1! .0. SCOTT, liressele. MgCRACIIEN .. issuer of 000001age Licensee, 9f. Ace at Grocery, 91gr1rberry 80804, le me0'18, N. BARRETT— • Tonsorial Artlet, Shop*.Next doer North of the Standard 13anlr• Ladies' and Ohaldron's hair cutting a * oialty IVI. MORRiSON, Issuer e r o, Marriage Licenses, r WALTON, 0NT, MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLiN TEACHER OF— PiANO - AND ORGAN. '6xvv' Esx: 1 18, owx. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM?. 0080110000, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. Wellington Mutual. Fire Insurance Co„ . ESTennr8n0n 1849 Ineurana taken on the each and premium note system at oarrent rates. Before insur- ing elsewh, re Call on 411i/undersigned Agent of the Company.GEORGE R0GER8, Braesele. MISS ^SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L.. 0. M.. Academia graduate of London conserva- tory Ol Music. also Member of the Associated Maidens of Ontario, Is prepared to receive n limited number of pupils for in88(084ion the the n81pea'e Form n thea Conse pupils fof Musho. Brussels, Ontario, ALEX. HUNTER— Clerk of the Fourth Division Court, Co. Reran; Conveyancer, Notary Public', Land, Loan, and Insurance Agent.; Anntice, ser. Ponds invested end to -loan. 001100 - tions made. 'nice in Grahean'elBlock,Brua- sale, AUCTIONEERS. 141 •S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - a: • non, will sell for better prices, to better menin lees time and lees chargee he wonan t cother Auctioneer in harge anything. Datessand orders can always be arranged at thle office or by p ereonal application. VETERINARY. Young' Man do 5rou want value for your money y 08 8o tape a Course at the t,letowel Balinese College, either 4110 Oommereial or Snort -hand Ooure°. e 1001Oble 0 un0 Pox at lege 3oumrni 1, Terms ri u C. A, A.L.10INT1014I7 1>reoidont, Sooretury, JD. TARW1OK— • .Honor Gradnac0 of the Ontario Vet- erinary college, is prepared to treat all dis- ease') of domesticated aaimale in a compet- ent manner. Part/Inter attention paid to Veterinary ended to. 01880 andInfirmary—Four doors North of bridge, Tmaberry at., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. A BALLAD OP PROORASTINATIOW. Someday letters thabI owe 10 write 411 the ny clearest ed le To all the many clearest friends I know, And big and little debts I'll surely pay Someday. Some day 111 scorn the -soothing weed in various forma, Ilio fragrant pipe, the mild Havana's (henna. And shun the flowingbowlfore'er and ay0. Someday Some day I'11 reach the topmost Minnie of fame, Blazon abroad 0110 glory of my name, Allyouthful follies sternly cast away, Some Some dayy day. I'll r091100 that Spring has long gone by, Sweet Summer paetandWinter drawing nigh, December snows instead of flSome du May, V V NM. SINCLAIR— Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer, 10ory'ubea tffioe_Btewart'e Moth tlt nal Hotel, Solicitor for the Standard Bank. GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, &a. (Mae over Stand- ard Money to Loan atloweetlretor Brussels. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M. D., C. M., Trinity M mbar College ofTPbyeicianalical and Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Playeiciano and Lioentioto of Mid- wifery Edinburgh. ea"Teiephone No•14, Residence—Mill l atreet, Brussels. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEIL.D. DENTIST Some day These things.I prophesy might come to pass, But long e'er then beneath the windblown grass I fancy I shall =ken n 710808nt std y, Faye. "I'LL DO WHAT I OA'13," Who takes for Ins motto, "I'llde what can," Shall better the worldns he goes down life's The willing young heart makes the capable man, And who does what he can oft can do what he will. There's strength in the impulse to help thing8 along, An.forces undreamed of will come to the aid Of one who, though weak, yet believes he is strong, deals himself to the task unafraid. "I'll do what I can," is a challenge to fate, And fate must succumb when We put to the test; A heart that is willing to labor and wait In it's tussle with life Over comes out the best. It puts the blue imps of depression to rout And makes many difficult problems seem plain; It mormt0 over obstacles, dissipates doubt And unravels kinks in life's curious chain. Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons Of Ontario and First.01as8 Boner Graduate of Toronto University, 011108 next 48 Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. Spectacles "011 do what I can," keeps the progress machine In good working order as centuries roll, And civilization would Perish, I do weary, Were those words not written on many a soul. They fell the great forest, and furrow the soil, They seek new inventions to benefit man; They fear no exertion, make pastime of toil, Oh, great is earth's debt to 'I'll do what I 0110,' —OF ALL BINDS— Fitted to Correct all Failures of Eyesight, and your Eyes tested FREE by Meet Optioal methods at Division Court Office, yat$5ELs. SHINGLES SUGAR BEETS IN MICHIGAN. flare to he unloaded, tbie glut 9ontinaing during all the time they were preeen8, many drawing beo48 PIMA to ten Mlles, bol moat farmers preferring to Alp by railway 11 080.r a station. Duran; the baby ninon, say Uetobor and November, about four hundred Made are delivered daily by famine from wagon, but the delleeri88 from fermate' wagene ppm. aunts only about 85 per snot at a !eatery's receipts; the factory at Caro, tor in etanpe, reeelving a leego proportion of its oupplieo from Wallaoobnrg in Ontario, Mr. Forrester said from what he could learn the boeineee 10 an exceedingly profitable one, the profits of the capital tete who operate the milts running as high as 25 to 05 per tient, Tho men formerly engaged in the lumbering beet• nese are now eeeking l0ve8tmonte in beet sugar refinerieo, and freely stats their willingness to invest in Canada, provid• ed suffigfent sugar beets are grown by farmers t0 warrant the investment, In feet we beve the mimeo of 4011rtiee wlio are willingto erect factories without other aid then a plentiful eapply of beets. Both representatives from here are on. lain that if the oonditione are favorable here end femora within P. ratline of soy 80 miles will grow, Bay 5000 nares of beets, a factory (mg be aeoured for this emotion of the proviooe. Will the farmers of tide county engage in the growing of sugar beets in quantities to warrant ',apiheliete venturing their money here ? It rests with fermere here to declare themselves. Taking the experience of Michigan farriers as a guide we think we should move in the matter at Once, The following abatement was furnished them by the manager of the Bay City Refinery (—Average price paid farmers per ton, $55.16 i average yieldper sore, 9;t tone ; average amount paid per sore, $40,79. Regarding these figures it should be borne in cried that the land about Bay City and the country as a whole in that part of Michigan Is much inferior to the land in this part of Ontario. We learn from the results of the experiments madeby the Government in this 01oiuity during the present season, that our yield will average about double that of the Miohigan farmers, who supply the Bay City Refinery with sugar baste. Until the report from the Agrtonitaral College at Guelph ie received, we cannot say what percentage of sugar was contained in the beets grown here but if they are equal to Miohigau grown beets, viz., 14} per cent, the growing of sugar beets should be a highly profitable one to ear farmers. On good Olean land the Labor of ualtivatiog and harvesting them is lit- tle more than is required growing turnips or mangolde. If the testa now being made at the College at Guelph of the beets grown on the test plots in Huron are sa8ieleotory it is the intention of tbe local committee to call a meeting of farmers at an early date and plane oar information before them and ascertain if they are prepared to go into growing sugar beets in quantities to jaetify the committee in moving further in the matter, for the purpose of eeouring oapir tal to erect a proper plant in Clinton. The business men of the plaoee visited were greatly pleaeed wit the boom given to trade by the establishment of Refiner. les in their towns. Owing to the Collapse of the lumber business in Bay City and Saginaw theee places were likely to dwin• die to mere villages—now they are pros- perous as formerly—in fact it is largely the men and capital formerly employed Interview with Mews- Forrester and Weir Siuee Their Visit 00 the Sugar Beet Belt. People here talk of one thing or another as the 000aaion takes them—at times it is the pork packing eetabliahment, the pride of stook or something else, bat over in Miobigan they swear by the sugar beet and they have nose. Over there there is many a small town or insignificant village with ite few stores of not mach scoonut. The people plodded along moan nnoontent• ed way—taking life ea it came. This was a few years ago, now it is transformed. Up went the sugar beet factorise, oat earn tbe staple farm orope and in were planted the seed of the eager beet. One of these small places is Caro. Three. years ago it was a slovenly, of -no account place, now it is bright, buoy and beetling, T11e population has increased and it takes a number of banks to handle the told own that seems to flow in there. The farmers who have been burdened with mortgagee have thrown off the inonmb• range and now swaggers around with a "big fat wad of greenbacks" in hie pooket and a nice little deposit in the bank. All this is due to the sugar beet. The capitalist also makee a haul. The small- est dividend declared by the least of these factories is 16 per cent, while some pay from 20 to 26 per cent, and the factory that does not cover its own ooet in three years is rather a poor concern. It is said that some farmere there are making 52,000 a year up. He grows the beet and we see ne reason why the same Cannot be done here. The amount of money pat in oironlation would be like "tbe golden goose," alike to the producer of the beet or the stook•holder in each a factory. Lest week en opportunity was given to those interested to visit the great anger beet belt in Michigan state. The ex- cursion was promoted by the Berlin Board of Trade and was run to Bay City, Caro and Saginaw. D. A. Forrester and W. Weir were the only exouraiooiete from here. They went on Tuesday and re. turned on Thnreday, being away three days. Since returning we have had an inter- view with l,tr. Forrester, who said that Mr, weir and himself had a splendid time on their trip, and found those en- gaged in the industry in above mentioned places, friendly and oommunioative. en- abling the various delegations from Can- ada to obtain a very large amount of in. formation relating to the indnetry, The party, which had a epeeist brain of three vestibule oars, consisted of repro• eentativee from Berlin, Guelph, Galt, Walkerton, London and Olinton-99 per. sons in all. They reached Bay City about 5 o'clock in the evening. The evening panne, hav- ing noticed their arrival and having had many visite from former Canadians who reside there, were only too glad to give them ail the information regarding our mission, in their power. They all agreed that the eager beet induetry has proved of great advantage to the oity, and eepeo- felly to the growers of auger beets in that section of the date. The next morning two of the three beet anger factories in the pity, were visited. Aa these are very extenetve Plante the 81m0 was tally emodpied until neon, inter• viewing the mann; as who era and farmers r were delivering home from wagon. It was a 00rprieing eight Mr. Forrester geld, to nee se many 0.0 one hundred and fifty loads of beets en the streets leading to the Wien factories, ea010 waiting its iu that ' operating the lumbering Ola is ]taw - roouertae, Labor io alma advantaged, The Labor Colima of Berlin dent a dale. gate tp Pay City some few melte ago to investigate the offset of the indaa4ry up• oe labor and at 10 learnt repented "very favOrabie.11 Itobould be mentioned that they inter- viewed egoree of farmers as they Wed waiting their tern to unload their been. Without exoeptlob they declared that gager.beets were their mau87 an3liere. They appeared exooedingiy well eetiefied, everyone malting it their Pringlpal 00040 and growing as large an acreage at; they possibly could handle, In feet hem the raiiway our and tripe taken in the noun. try It was plainly evident that eager beet growing le the Miohigan farmore nand. by. They do not expect nor do they think that our farmers should go as largely into growing sugar beets as the 0410higander. Our advantagee in other lines are mach superior to those of these farmers, eepeoially in that part of Michi- gan, butfarmerobere, we think, might grow e. few sores, Bay from five to ten Wee, with advantage • and profit,—New 'Bre, Clinton. British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles 1ND--- North Shore Pine and Cedar ICOR SALE AT THE Plaint Millis Brussels flan � Also Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or Made to order at Short Notice, Betimaten Vattnished for all kinds of Buildbnge. Workman. ship andMaterial Guaranteed. P. AL7LEi+1 Leadbary. Mrs, J. G. Grieve was visiting Clinton Mende. idles Martha Pollard has gone to Lon. don to visit her sister, The Hinge) Birthday pawed off very quietly in oar village, Mrs. Glue, of Wingham, was visiting irieude in this seotion. Mien Dora Scott gave a birthday party to about 20 of her friends. There are a number of Mee of fever in the Northern part of the township. W. Scarlett, of the firm of Workman's Works, London, was coiling on his brother, John Scarlett. Sam. Soarlett has returned home after a pleasant two weeks' visit to friends in Goderioh township and Glinted. David Boyd has bought the farm of Adam Dodds, and Mr. Dodds in return has purchased the farm of Mr.. Chesney. Rev. Mr. Dever is holding revival meet- ings in Walton church at present. It is hoped that he will meet with success in hie work. 3. 1. Irvine was away on a six days' vieit to the Pan•Amerioan and oleo visited Niagara Falls and other hietorioaf pointe on she frontier. He was well pleased with all he saw. crrnarucar. A public school oonoert will be held in the Town Hall here on the 26th of, Nov.; Thanksgiving evening. J. N. Allen will move his drug store to the Hemphill Bleeds shortly to more oonvenient and larger premises. Jos. Hayworth left last week for Elm• vale, Simone Co., where be expecte to be employed in a harness shop for a few menthe. Geo. Muir end' A. Gofton returned on Wednesday of last week from their deer hunt in Muskoka. Mr. Muir eaooeeded in bringing home one deer. Dan Keake, of town, got a silver medal for 2nd prize in the bicycle road race from Gerrie over here and return by the 6th con. on the Hinge Birthday. Mr. Cowan, of Rothsay, took first but the race was very oloee. Time about 21 min. In the team drawing contest Joe. Bea. witheriok took first and Ales. Hasife 2nd. Jos. Underwood also got a prize in the light drawing contest, The other events of the day were all oiled off: DEAL ESTATE. 'WARMS FOR SALE—THE UN.• 118118 ail n hats eeve a god Vomiter sale and t0 rout, easy terms in TOwnehiP( 01lforrleand (trey, if 8, SCOTT,Brueoale ��SARA FOB SALE,--^ 1000,00 will buy Lot No, 20 in the 18th Innen. elan of the Township et Grey, 009teining e4 aeree. There la about I3 wee clear 91 tim- ber, The rest In bush. il'or further intor- rnati0n ai.'1i11 40 0, V.01480, 091181000, Haas- 0818, Lamp Larnp-s We will have in this week a DIRECT IMPORTA- TION OF LAMPS that will eclipse anything ever shown here. Buying direct from the manufac- turers we can sell these goods at the same price we formerly paid fox the same class and fully as low as most dealers can buy for now. Be sure you see them before you buy. See our new FENCE MACHINE. With it you can build just the kind of Fence you need and save the big profit to the factory or agent. Call and see it operated at our store. It is the BEST FENCE money can buy. 00.1) TARNS OF 1424 ACRES for eale, beteg Lot 23 094,7, Grey, House imitable for two families if required. Scheel 1101180, oburoli and part of the Villarfe of Ethel on part of the lot. Apply: to JOAN 000008,1141181 0arr'lao4 Werke. 24•. .. A few good steers for plea rising 3 years. SACRIFICE IN REAL DS - 04,m -81000A will buy the McCau- ghey Blockin the Village of Bruesal8, T11e9e two fine stores must be sold to cloth out the MoOaoghey Betnte, Intending perohaaere should investigate at onoo. Apply to P, S. SCOTT or (i•. F. BLAI8, Brussels, Ont; 1?FARM FOR SALE.—THE UST. &widened oifere his 100 acre farm for sale, being Lot 11, 000,17, Grey. There are house;; boo cbarn,l[0x0eafoot,.�with ssttone stabling ; Ropd orchard.; farm we11 termed. and drained. Artesian wen with wind mill and tank. Convenient to 8ohool, ohprch. and market. le acres of Pall wheat and 18 acres plowed, balance seeded to grass. Ap. ply on the promises or Walton. P,0. 80-tt 1N.EA8 ORIOH, Walton, Miss Millie, daughter of Geo. Harris, we are sorry to bear, ie Buffering from facial paralysis, and it will be some time before she no resume her usual dales at aohool and home. PuoowT.—We understand that. the late Henry Smith; eon of Oliver Smith, Wroxeter, had a polioy.of fnenra:me in the Confederation Life Company, for which W. S. lllogeroher is the agent for this district, who notified the company of the death and also forwarded the aeries - eery papers, and the cheque for the amount was promptly returned by next mail, which undoubtedly speaks well for snob a reliable company. ZIen0ail. The new electric light .engine is In its plane. Year by year the large swamp in Hay is being burned away arid within ten years it will be a thing of the past. MoDonell Bros. have pnrobased a very handsome span of white Shetland ponies of exceptional docility, intelligence and speed. We are pleaeed to see that our* mer• chants and business men are observing the early eloeing movement with such faithfulness. Four of our young men left on Monday evening of Met week for the Soo, namely Harry Bullard, Bd. Peart, Arthur Men and Ab. Reinhart. Robert McMordie was in Owen Sound in oonneotion with the Dement and min. eral paint works there in whioh be is largely interested._ R. Twitchell ie again fa possession of the Henaall Laundry, having pentium] the plant of E. Peart who has been don. &noting thebuoinese for the past year. The many friends of Geo. Joynt will be pleaeed to hear that he has been en- gaged at a good salary to superintend the ash business over a large portion of On- tario. Oar young men are forming en athletic and literary olub, comp:wed principally of converts at the late revival meetings, and, such others as by their conduct sod character would entitle them to member. ship. Ales. MOBeth shipped 60,000 feet of lumber pnrohosed from Geo. McEwen, M. P., to the Massey-Herrie Go., Toren. to. He is supplying that firm with 200,- 000 feet this sateen and also sold 200 porde of wood to a Clinton .parohaeer. As the Zurich stage was starting out of town the hopes took fright and turn. ed, around on the road. In turning a large box of oigare which was on the rig beoame displaced and fell on the head of Robert Demmer, the driver, with each Lome as to render him nnooneoione. The horses turned up Brook atreet and were captured opposite W. McKay's. It took some time to restore Robert to 001180ioas- nene, and he was assisted to T.Murdook's where he remained until evening. dubbing ta,*00 Below are Riven very liberal rates for News papers --Select what you want and fiend i.n. orders to .Tun POST Publishing your or g House BALANCE OF 1901 FREE In the following list b su y beeribing for the year 1902. you get in nobnee the balance of this year free, The Post and the Weekly Globe, together with really good pictures of the Duke and Duchess of York, and it line pic- ture of two farm horses "Tile Farm Pets," all for $ ,. 60 The Post and Montreal Weekly Witness 1 66 The Poet and Weekly Mail and Empire 1 75 The Post and London Advertiser 1 55•. The Post and Montreal Weekly Star 1 80 The Post and Toronto Weekly Sun 1 80 Where Preminnae are given with any of these papers they will, be inolade t at above rates. We eau also give you very alone Clubbing States with Daily Papers: The figures below include Tao Poet till Deo. 01, 1902, and the Daily for oneyear from date of eubeoriptioel. The Post and Daily Globe The Post and Toronto Daily Star (Star aunt to Post Office only at this rate, A splendid picture of Hing Edward VII ie given with this Oomblu0tfon and both papers •free for balance of 1901.) The Post and Montreal Daily Herald With a picture of King Edward VII The Post and Toronto Daily News The Post and Toronto Daily World The Post and Toronto Daily Mail A.M. McKay& Co. 33 E U SS W11 S. Cutters 7. Cutters A lot of new Cutters now ready for . delivery. Another lot will be ready in a few days. If you want a Cutter call' early and" get .a pick from our fine new stock. Sleighs are now being manufactured' of all sizes. We can supply your wants no matter what they are in this line. Some good Second Hand Buggies and. Carts will be sold out very cheap. Balance of new Buggies at Cost to clear out. wan. 41 Co $4 50 2 25 1 80 2 25 2 80 4 50 If you went any other oombination let us know and we will give you aloes club. bing rates. Du not delay taking advantage of then very liberal offers. Address- OST Brussels. THE P i Ethel Mills. Saw M I have a good supply of Hemlock loge on hand. Can out out to snit customers. Dreoeed Maple, suitable for granaries, act $10 per M. All kinds of Dressed Lumber kept on band from $10 per M up. A large stook of culled Elm and Ash at: $7 per M. Shinglee and Lath simple on band. ISA good farm on 16811 don, of Grey for sale. - A °entreat of 20 aoree of logging to let. For particulars apply to S. S. COLE, PROPRIETOR, ETHEL. Canadian New N. The Canadian exhibits at Glasgow are to be removed to London for exhibition at the Royal Exobange. P. J. Walsh died of smallpox at the Selkirk, Man., asylum, The disease otill prevails in the Province. Hon. Clifford Sifton will attend the Provincial Liberal oonvention to be held in Winnipeg on December II. at Nelea,.a Greek fleherman, was fatally etebbed in a fight with Frank Niaolae, an Italian, at Viotoria, B. C. The new bridge mat oompleted by the Canadian Northern Railway` over the Red River at Winnipeg has been opened. The Dominion Tobacco Company's promisee on Papineau avenue, Montreal, were damaged by fire. The loan is about $50,000. H. F. McDougall, ex -M. P., Cape Breton, has scoured judgment ageing the Dominion Iron & Steel Company for $10,000 for breath of contract. There is some talk as to the likelihood` of as extension of the term of Mr. Mo. Olsten act Lteutenant•Governor of New Brnnowiok. Eon, Cleo. W. Rosa wag presented with. a portrait of himself by the Rose Liberal Club in St. George's Hall, Toronto, and spoke at 000aiderable length on polibieal affairo. Eight encs of a Grand Trunk freight train were wreoked o short &inan0e West of Hamilton, .through a broken axle. Thee track was damaged and treble e delay. ed for 12 hour8. Hon, Richard Haroonrl and Hon, F. R. Latchford ripen at Dundee, Mr. Harcourt said there wan at present $1,. 265,681 standing to the Credit of the Province in the banks at Toronto. Bon. 3.111.. Gibson, Attorney -Gensini of Ontario, has gene a notioe to Sheriff Icer of Essex County to seize the sub. marine pipes which are used by the Tn. eerier Contraction Company of Detroit to convey natural gee from Windsor to Detroit. While pouring gasoline . into a stove Thomas Harrison, who lives on Oxford atreet, London, spilt some of the fluid on the floor. The gasoline ignited and the fire that ensued did about $800 damage, Me. Ilarriaon'8 hair wad singed and 0130 Of hie ears burned. .. The London � hail'}}J News , PRINTS MORE AND: LATER NEWS than any other London. or Toronto paper circulated in We County. BALANCE OF THIS YEAR FREE on reoeipt of $1.50 for 1902. Address all communications t0. The News Ptg. and Pub. Co., London, ilton & Turnbull Have Just Received a Ton of... 13.A.IRAE3 WIRD From the Factory. Customers can be sup- plied while it lasts. Wilton & Turnbull Heady Tor Loin Eveu!n 1 At THE POST BOOKSTORE may be found a range of Games for the house- hold, comprising— Crokinole, Checkers, Doimireoes, Whirlpool, Over -the -Garden -Wall, Farmers at the Fair.,' .gwhors, 4rc. Por a small sum many an enjoyable evening may be provided for. THE POST" BOOKSTORE.