The Brussels Post, 1892-4-29, Page 4New Advertisements.
Locals B. Gerry.
Locale -I1, s, Eerl.
fruits T. Rutledge.
1 mats- (1 If. Perry.
Locusts -A. Strecltau.
Local Alex. Stewart.
Looal W. W. Burgess.
Locals Dr. J. 0, Ayer.
Bale of Lands --C. L', R.
For Service -Robb. Currie.
Looal-H. Williams & Son.
Photography -C. E. Perry,
Photography -II. J. Strong.
New Shoe Store-13eo. Good,
Standard Bunk -G, P. Scholfield.
Card of Thanks -John ItfoOallum.
Mechanics' Institute -A, Hunter.
Ontario Mutest Life -J. A, Young.
Queen's Birthday -Driving Park As-
sociation,
lr be t l`.11ssc.i$ 19,135i,
FRIDAY , A1'RJL 29, 1892.
NotINATtoN will take plane iu East
York on May 4th and pulling on the 11th.
This eleotiou ie caused by the decease of
the late Hon, Alex. Maokeuzie. The
Conervetive candidate is W. F. Mao.
Lean, of the Toronto World.
No111t Perth electors are now iuto the
tnrnlonl of another political contest. The
nomination is on May 12,h and the elec-
tion on May lath. The candidates are
J. Grieve. of llorningtml, for the It • form
refuse, and David Scrimgeour a well
known resident of Stratford, for the
Conservative. A worm tannest is outlet-
pated as it is a Conservative riding with
a Reform candidate returned at last eleo.
tion.
arm little sympathy will be wasted
upon Robert H. MuGree'y, who has been
sentenced to one year's imprisonment in
gaol, a term which would have been
shorter by six months, the judge informed
him, had he not fled from justice. Mr.
McGreevy is not suffering for his main
offence, that of ooiepiritlg with his
brother and the rest of the boodltng gang
who preyed upon theDepartmeut of Pub-
lic Works fur thire,eu years. This
penalty was inflicted for conspiracy with
Eugene Murphy to defraud iilichull Cona
golly, another of the boodlers, out of the
sum of four hundred thousand deflate by
means of a note which yficbml Connolly
seems to have drawn in favor of Mr.
Murphy as a joke in a moment of idle
folly. As compared with Sir Hector
Langevin, Thomas McGreevy or Murphy,
Robert McGreevy was, however, a mild
offender against the country -Montreal
Witness.
NB= Monday will be observed in many
plass., as Arbor Day and a large number
will look after the planting of trees,
shrubs, &e. Brussels will do web to fol•
low this line this year. A. number of
poplar trees have bean out down on the
various streets, by somebody's authority,
we suppose, and maples should replace
them at once and now is the time to see
to it. The trees wont come in them-
selves, however, so if the work is to be
done every resident who sees a vacant
place for a tree should constitute him-
self a committee to see that a maple is
secured. Brusaele is Doted for its long
rows of well kept shade trees and we
want to keep up our reputation in this
respect. The Agricultural Ground and
Driving Perk requires some attention too
in this particular. Clumps of maples
should he planted in the Northeast and
Northwest corners of this park and a few
in the Southeast portion. The plane
looks very bare now. What's the matter
with making a bee on Monday and have
this part of the work done in a little
while ? If the officers of the two organi-
zations interested would move conjointly
the trees oould be got and planted with
very little trouble to anybody. Keep
Mouday in reserve for this.
Perth t:ounty.
The new town hall in St. Marys is to
be opened shortly.
Amos Shier, produce merchant, of St.
Marys, hag merle an assignment for the
benefit of creditors, to John Clark, bar-
rister, of that place.
Three hundred dollars reward has been
offered by the St. Mary's Town Council
for bhe conviction of the persona who set
fir' v, J. D. Moore's storehouse on the
ev,:ufug of the 2Jth March last.
Miss Nellie Beattie, of the Alma
Ladles' College, St. Thomas, is at pre-
sent at her home in St. Mary's. While
in tis. Tlv,mac site had the misfortune to
lone one 1,f her t„ee, caused from an in•
grown tea nail,
T. 11I. Campbell, formerly a fanny
goo l merchant of Stratford, lately with
W. A. Murray, 'i'ornnto, has received the
appointment of local manager of the Ger.
manic Lies Insurance Company, with
hradgnarterein London.
The Stratford Bicycle Club has elected
the following olliee16 :-lIon, President,
Wm. Bockingbam ; President, 0. 1s,
Naemyth ; Vice.President, Dr. W. N.
Itoberteon ; Soca-Tress, J, H. Renner ;
Captain, 0, Weigh ; Bugler, 0, C. John-
ston ; Standard-bearer, A. Scarff ; Com.
reittee, J. McFadden, R. McFarlane.
Mrs. Blair, wife of Wm. Blair, poet.
master of Stretford, died soddenly on
Thursday morning of last week. She
was taken seriously ill the Tuesday be.
fore. She was the youngest daughter of
the late James Stock, of Mimieo, and
was 11 years of age. The late James
Stook, of Toronto, was a brother, and the
late Mrs. Jae, Corcoran, of Stratford, a
sitter. Her brothers living am Edward
Steak, Toronto, and Joseph and John
Stook, Ellice. The funeral took piece
on Saturday.
It is reported that the Congregational
ohuroit, Stratford, will shortly be sold.
There is said to be a debt of 08,200 on
the building and the congregation is un.
able to nit'et the interest.
Just after retiring to bed Saturday
ore„mg, Ap f1 4•h, Itiobttrd Broughton,
of Elms, was seiz d with
a 'sandpits
do
strulta, which rendered powerless the
whole of bis right side, including a leg
and arm. Flo oleo lost his epeeoh, bat
the voice lies s%nee retuned.. ate is still
In a low oonditlen and the worst fears
are entertained for his recovery.
Arrangements have been made to Delo-
brace the 2411, of May in grand style at
St, Marys. The Athletics Assooiabion
have engaged two teame of Indians to
play lacrosse in the morning, while the
afternoon will be spent ip a fence drill
by the Knights of Sherwood Forest, of
Stratford, and a glee of laoroese, Incl; -
ens vs. Alerie of St. Marys, The day's
proceedings will be ended by a concert in
the town had.
A young man named Samuel Gilpey,
who was sentenced by the Stratford
police magi. trate to two months int orison.
Wren, in the county jail there, and ten ,
lashes in two lust:temente of five lashes
each, for an indecent assault on the
daughter of his employer, a promiueet
Mui'nington farmer, received the first
iuetatment last friday morning. The
whipping was done its outset the a-rrldors 1
of the jail.
News has been received of the death iu
Texas, of Alex. ;floc;,. gor, a man whose
name WWI prominently associated with
the early history of Stratford. He
taught in the first school there n arly 50
years ago, aeons Itis pnpile being the
present Judge Woods He took an native
part in the theism of the united (toilettes
of Huron, Brew and Perth, and was
Perth's firer comity treasnrer. ife 'inc
also Clerk of the Dummy Court.
At a large and relive eutativo meeting
of Lhe Coneer.atives "f North Porth held
a' SIilvet•ten on Tuesday David Scrim.
geour, of Stratford, received the unani-
usue nomination of the convention as
their oaucidete-iii the coining by-elootion
for the house of Commons, which takes
place on Il,y 10th. Short addresses
were given by Col. D. D. Campbell, 5,
R • less 11, ex II. R ; Thos. Magtvood,
31. P. P., the candidate and other prom.
inent Cost-ervatives.
The first case brought under the
Charlton Act in the county of Perth was
up at the Stratfor.i police court on Mon-
day. W. P. Thistls, woo formerly ran a
livery stlllle in Atwood,was charged with
having seduced Maggie Varner, a girl
under sixteen years of age, now residing
with her sister at Newry. The offence
was alleged to have been committed last
July. Miss Varner, who is a r sther good
looking girl, told her story without much
trouble, though in a low tone of voice.
In her arose examination she admitted
that eh, had told , Stratford doot'r that
another young man, who was in the
Made of keeping her company, was the
father of her child ; but said she
lied then ; I'tn on my oath now, and I'm
telling the truth.'
Greenawalt 1Pacew•-.
Cholera is spreading in India.
Smallpox is creating terrible ravages
in Salvador
There are said to be 103,000 families in
London living in single rooms.
Obolera is spreading at an alarming
rate in Punjaub, British India.
Gold to the valu • of 811,505,000 was
ordered at New York for export last
week.
Two people were fatally injure,l in a
collision between street Dare in Chicago
Fraley.
A very destruotive hailstorm visited
sections of South Carolina Thursday
afternoon.
Two men were ran over and killed by
a Lehigh Valley train rear Aubu^n, N.
Y. last week.
Joseph Berland, a halfbreed Indian,
died at South Bend,Ind., at the advanced
age of 110 years.
A $5,000 load of ooutraband opium was
seized with the steamer Michigan at
Port Townsend, Weals.
The betrothal of Prince George to
Princess Mary of Teak, it is said, bas
been definitely decided on.
In a battle British troops and Leaflets,
between Dingle and Damagiri, iu India,
40 of the latter were kilted.
John Hand, a teamster, and sixteen
horses were burned t0 death iu a fire at
San Franoisoo on Monday.
Jealousy caused Ernest Rapp to shoot
his wife and child and then himself at
Syracuse, N. Y., last week.
Elections in Frauoe are always held on
Sundays, in order to snit the convenience
of workingmen and peasants.
Emperor William has denoted 3,000
marks to the 'moiety for the encourage.
numb of outdoor games in Germany.
At Denison, Ohio, George Moore shot
his wife and Edward McClelland and
then committed suicide, Jealousy was
the cause.
The restaurant of Very, the man who
delivered Ravachcl, the Paris Anarchist,
to the police, was wrecked by a dynamite
explosion on Monday.
After eating heartily of hailstones
which fell on Saturday, a Soottsbnrg,
Ind. girl was taken violently sick and
died soon after. The doctors say she
was poisoned, and the hailstones prob.
ably killed her.
Last Sunday morning Rose Foster,
Ethel Gray, Oscar Trefethem and Fred,
Burke, all of Portsmocth, N. H., started
up the Piseataqua River in a sell boat,
with the intention of going for May
fiowera. When neer the Portsmouth
and Kittery bridge the strong current set
the boat against the bridge, end all four
occupants were upset into the river.
Young Frefethen caught bold of a spite of
the bridge and pulled himself out of the
venter. The swift running tide swept the
°there through the bridge up the river.
Burks tried to support both of the girls,
but finding that he ootld hot be relin-
quisiled his hold on Mies Gray, who,
with rare presence of mind, turned on
hor back end floated in the water. The
Dries for help from Trefethan caused two
boats to put out from two sehuoners lying
et the draw pier. One boat reached Kiss
Gray, who had floated hell a mile up the
river and picked her up unharmed. The
other boat proceeded eater Burke end hie
companion, but just before the boat
readied them Burke became exhausted,
sank and was drowned. Miss Foster was
sinking for the third time when sbo was
seised by the roceuerere. She was taken
ashore at Kittery and 'alter being una
condemns nearly two louts recovered her
senses, but has been in a very precarious
co•utlitioh, Berke wee 20 years old.
TILE BRUSSELS POST
4leebricity is marching rapidly, De. 1 MONEY rl'O LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Leaf,
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
livery tvngnne, the motive rower of wltioh
ie eleotrieity, are tate newest vehicles to
London. A green timer had the first.
Philadelphia club men have formed
an enht•treating !segue. Its promoters
pay that the leogne glees 0 ire„ hew
liber( and putt; lit 1 at as everywhere.
1 ease
y1 p
Theydeny that it le atemperances move.
mens. The league's motto is "Seem•
coigne,” which the leaenece trearcl,tte
for11 own,”e
"Iiaoh Boos to Any member
found treating or aooepting a treat from
a fellow member will be fined,
A receipt traveler in New Zealand
states that the Maoris have taken very
kindly to the game of chess, and that
they make excellent players. Like all
primitive peoples the Maoris are vey
inquisitive, and, in the manner of obild-
ren, are inclined to bring everything to
their mouths to test Be quelities. In
the early days a party of Maoris 0,nne
aoress some bars of snap which had been
washed ashore from a wreck. Finding
that the stuff was too sticky to be eaten
raw they resolved to cook it. Acoording-
ly the, out ft up lath smell pieces and
sprinkled those pieces over the sweet
potatoes and flet which formed their
evening ureal. Finally, they covered the
whole mass over with fern leaves and
mats, aurl, patting mirth m1 the t ,n, left
everything 60 bake quietly in the ovens
HP the evening. The scene ab that even-
ing meal must have been very funny.
Not only did the tribe have to go supper -
less to bed, but the whole soft of ovaue
were spoiled, and new ones had to be
oonstrueted before any further cooking
could be done.
At Qnebeo, at 2 o'clock last Friday
afternoon R. H. hloGteevy entered the
C'iminel Court in charge of High Con.
.table Gale, and was conducted to the
dock. where he took a seat alonside
B,•aeletbe, acceorol of stealing lettere,
The jury in the ease of the latter prisoner
brought in a verdint of guilty with it
recommendation to mercy. Mr.Lemiettx
for R. If. McGreevy, convicted at a
previous term for roospiraes to defraud,
asked the court to grant him tune to
consult with his oolleegne, IbIr. Belleau,
Q. 0. Their client had only juet return.
e4 from the United States, and thy in-
tended to argue the motion for a reserve
ease, merle when the verdict was render.
ed, but which was postponed owing to the
flight of the prisoner. Judge Bosse ad.
Lemieux
the court for an bone so that Mr.
Lemieux might see Messrs. Belleau and
Drexel on the course to be followed in
McGreevy's case. The prisoner was
then •eat to gaol for one year, the judge
remaritinu that but for his running away
be would have been sentenced to six
months. Prior to the paesiug of the
sentence the prisoner appealed to the
judge for clemency. The term was then
declared closed.
NERVENDRVE a
_ ns r dieeoverytbIIEANSat euroera the
S
worst oases of Nervous De-
bffit y,s
Gnat Vigor and
BEAN.
ar
iu • manhood I
6
• restores the
era of body or mind
or the errors of excesses of
youth. This Rem-dy absolutely cures the
must obstinate cane when all other TREAx-
IaENT5 have felled even to relieve. Sold by
druggists at $1 per paolcage, or six (or $5, or
sent oy mail on receipt or erica by address-
ing THe Litres MEOioZNl Go., Toronto, Ont.
Writs for pamphlet. Sold In Brussels by
G. d. DFIaDMAN.
CEAI in Prices
Lanais West of Third Meridian.
Salo commenced April 4th
at the uniform price of
S3A 85 E.
Edmonton District.
Auction Sale commences May 3,
Apply to any agent of the
6 & 6i Per Coil,, Yearly.
Al NAD. PACIFIC-
J.
.AClFC
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
ndigestion
IS not only a distressing complaint, of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayer's Sarsaparilla
is the beat cure for Iudigeation, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mfoll.:-
"Liver complaint and indigestion
made my life a burden and came near,
ending my existence, For more than
four ,years I suffered untold agony,was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hrdly
had streugtlt to drag myself about. All
kinds of food distressed mo and only
tho mnst delicate could be digested at
all, Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
lief. Nothing that I took seemed to do
any permanent good until I commenced
rho 050 01 Aeer's Sarsaparilla, which
ban produced wonderful results. Soon
atter commencing to take the Sarsapa-
rilla I could sec an improvement in my
con,lldnn, My appetite began to return
and with it carne the ability to digest
all the food taken, my strength im-
proved emit day, and after a fete
mouths of faithful attention to your
dfrao.iio"N I found myself a well
won an, aisle to attend to all household
chairs, The .medicine bas given ;too a
now lease of lift."
lia
ars
�ersSarean
Y Sarsaparilla,
Plt0rdf160 EY
Dr. J. 0, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Pette $11 811 betties, $u. Worth $a A bottle.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
We have caught on a new
stock of Iron and Wooden
.Ale Wagons; with- wire and
wooden wheels ; boxes or
'bent rail.
Also Carts, Rocking Horses
Rubber Balls, Marbles, Al-
leys, &e.
Croquet Sets Ready for
the Spring.
Cricket Sets, including Bat,
.Ball, Wickets aucl
"PostBookstore,
BEUSSELn.
Aram 29, 1892
CRANBR@OK
Lime
ors
The undersigned desires to in-
timate to the public that they
havo leased the above well known
Lime Works where they will al-
ways have on hand a quantity of
first-class lime. Order early.
JACOB GRAM. GEO. GRAM.
•
J. & J. LIVINGSTON
600 BUSHELS
OF BEST DUTOII SEED
For farmers in the vicinity of Brussels,
who iutend raising flax ;luring the coming
season, which they are prepared to deliver
in quantities to snit flax growers. Can
he got art the Brnseols Flex 31111 or at
\V H. aleCreeken's grocery, Seed given
out at $1.50 per buohel and on the usual
forme. Order early and seom e a supply.
For Flax grown from this Seed
l0 rel. tor: will be aid,
If of good growth, harvested in the pro-
per season and delivered at the Flax Mill
as soon as tit for threshing. We will
also rent a number of good sod fields for
the purpose of growing fax.
J, ce J. Livingston,
Wt;. BRIGII'P, Peornnrrons.
NIna
nnea.
APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES
..�^e'" D. L. OAVBN.
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draft an rl 1. , l
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11 4 It 1n chat at lv tl ah111 111 lama c
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nal c r w,
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011 Q.5�b6'f3tI i+a ��e� t""•�m t t iT and pliable and l
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Restores Fading hair to Its
original color.
Stops failing of hair,
al
9
;(ceps the Scalp clean,
Makes hair soft and Pliable
Prcmotea Growth.
SOLD BY G. A DEADMAN, BRUSSELS.
A Stir
W. W. Burgess, who intends going to Winnipeg, has sold out his
Photograph Gallery, in the Stretton Block, over the
Standercl Bablf, to
arvie e J ®e�. 4M••_ ilr.
�rong,
O..bt rZO±I OITTT'O,
Who has had FIRST•CLASS EXPERIENCE in some of the best
Galleries there and is prepared to execute all the work en-
trusted to him in a way that will be appreciated by
those who like a well finished Picture.
in a short Fines he expects to be in, a position to
jive special atterntwn to Craryon 6V'o/16.
Orders Filled Promptly at Moderate Prices.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Don't forget the place.
GALLERY OVER STANDARD BANK.
]--I 11' STRiO G-.
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
This well known hostlery has been leased by James
O'Leary, formerly clerk in the Commercial hotel, &a -
forth. It has received a thorough renovating and is
now in first-class order for the comfort and convenience
of guests. Largo sample rooms for Commercial Men.
Union bns meets all trains. Ample stable and shod
accommodation for the local trade. Every attention
given to the travelling public. hates 111.00 per clay.
JAS, O'LEAARY, Prop.
30 Yii.APA FIBRE
----AND—
Slillin (Ve Froni
I take this opportunity of thanking my
Many friends for their liberal patronage
during the last thirty years that I have
been in the Carriage Business in Brus-
sels, My work giving general restagae'
tion and by square dealing with my eas-
terners, I am pleased to say that I am
still here to provide you with anything
you want in my line, I can supply you
with as good Buggies and Wagons as yon
oars get 01 the Ooc,eby.
I can furnish you with
5 Different Styles of Roadcarts,
from $12 up to $35.
Old Buggies repainted and trimmed and
made to look almost new.
Thanking my friends for past favors, 1
eoliolb a contiuuaoce of the same.
Yours, Respectfully,
JO. W YNN
GcRn1Aa71 111A1M11, B1mseHLe.
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
DR. SI NCLAI ,
M.D., M.A., L.C.P,S.O. M.C.P.S.M.,
Spooialist, - Toronto,
JONATHAN RtreoaranT, Listowel, says 1 --
"After speeding all toy money and property
to no purpose oil 10010x1 men, for what
they tanned a hopeless mase or consumption,
Dr. Sinclair cured me."
MRs MARY Punnowo, Woodhouse, says"when all otliars fasted, Dr. Sinclair cured
m e of !Its."
D. liexcnxeog, Carletolt Plage, says
"Dr. Siu
choirri
au atm f
e o (.atat •rh '•
Gno. "town"), Myth, says: '•Dr. Sinclair
cured me of heart cilsuaso au 1 dropsy, when
all °there failed."
Diereses of Private Nature, brought on by
folly, Dr. Sinclair certainty Curse.
Coazpulto.tioxa. Free.
WILL BE AT THE
AMERICAN HOTEL, BASSELS,
—ON—
Wednesday, May II, '92.
CAS. V V nA IAbq Let
—Manufacturer of.—
Buggies, Carriages, Ac.,
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL,
BRUSSELS,
Our Work will satisfy ,you and
our Prices Will please.
Call and See us as We are Here to
Hustle Business.
THOS, IJ'LBTCHBR,
.Practical Watchmaker
dein Jeweler.
Thanking the public for past favors and
suppyr. and wishing still to NORMyonidi,abronage, Ivo are opening
out Full Linos hi
SOW AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
teem Established and Reliable Makers
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest Designs
JEWELRY 1
WnnDiNG RINGO,
Donna Gnu R1NGe,
Dnooanss,
EAnntaes, &a.
ta'Aleo a Full Lino of Vomit. and
Violin Strings, &c., in stook, •
11. ti.+-1ssarer of marring° T docnses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels,