The Brussels Post, 1892-11-4, Page 5it
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Nov. 4, 1892
'Q i5ti ext Rebs,
Weal toes -
The cheese factory hos °lofteri for this
season atter a very sn0000sful run,
W, A. Edgar and wife are malting it
visit among retativee and friends at De.
troit and Essex County,
Mr, Riley, of Ingersoll, purchased the
het lot of oheese at 10 9/16 Dents per
pound, The Direobors have ro,eoga god
VIT. A. Edgar for next year. Ile has
proved himself to be an A 1 maker and
the people are well satisfied with his
Work and pleased to know that ho to to
Have ohergo during 1893,
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47 ranee s•cook.
Balance of 1802 free to now subscribers
to Tina POST for noxi year.
James McIntosh, blaoltomith, loft title
week for San Frenaiseo, California,
whore a situation awaits him.
Yonr Cranbrook ecribe would like to
see Ab. Dames in the Township Council
believing that he would make a first-
oleas man.
Roy. D. 33. and Mrs. Mena° attended
the wedding of George Robb and Mies
Maggie McCrea, of Brussele, last Tues-
day evening.
Lest week A. 0, Dames returned from
a most enjoyable trip to Algoma. Ilio
wont via "United Empire" from Kin-
cardine and returned by the "Baltic" to
W iarton.
leiestovs, te1.
Tho Travellieg Dairy visited Listowel
on Tuesday.
J, (3. Hay left last week for Chicago on
a prospecting trip.
A number of our town sports intend
taking a deer hunting trip to Moekoka.
The Night Sohool, under the auepioeo
of the Mechanics' Institute, opened on
Tuesday.
The "King's Daughters" will give an
entertainmenb in the town hall on Fri-
day, Nov. 25th.
Rev. James Livingstone was in To-
ronto last week attending the dedication
of the new Victoria University.
Guy Brothers' Minstrels, the beet or-
ganization of the kind travelling, appear.
ed in the town ball on Tuesday evening.
Rev. S. Nicbolis, having accepted a
call to the pastorate of Olivet Congre-
gational church, Toronto, preached his
farewell sermon in the Congregational
church here on Sunday loot. On Tues-
day evening a farewell social was hold at
the parsonage.
Wiese ht,ni.
Last Sunday the Methodist congre-
gation held their services in the Temper-
ance Hall.
Rev. J. H. Dyke, of Belgrave, gave en
address at bho W. 0. T. U. meeting last
Monday night.
Andrew Murray, blacksmith, was in-
jured while shooing a horse last week
and had to quit work for a few days.
Mrs. Owen Hitchcock will commence a
series of leoturss under the auspices of
the W. 0. T. U. on Sunday, Nov. 13th.
J. A. Kling, cooper at the salt block,
made 100 salt barrels in 8d hours on Fri-
day of last week. If anyone can beat
this record he would like to hoar of it.
The brick work of the new English
ohuroh is completed. 11 is ono of the
finest pie0e0 of work in town and refle0te
aredib upon the contractor's, McGregor
Bros.
The interior of the building vacated by
the Bon of Hamilton this week will be
remodeled and taken possession of by
IIaletead & Scott about Deo. 10th. Mr.
Smith, the agout, will occupy the upstairs
portion as a residence,
A very nuusual 000urrenoe transpired
on Thursday evening of last week, in tho
assembling together of children, grand.
children and great•grond-children to the
number of thirty-seven at the residence
of Mr. Nebterfield, senior, Winghani town
plot, the occasion being the celebration
of bhe sixty-second anniversary of the
aged couple's wedding. Besides those
present there wore eixtyseven descend.
ants absent its different parts of the
continent. Sixty•bwo years of marriod
life is longer than usually falls to people
on thisterrestrial •
star., a her
p e. They were
made the reeipienbs of many substantial
and useful presents. Both Mr. Netter-
dold and his faithful wife are still hale
and hearty, and we hope they will live to
r). celebrate their diamond wedding. It is
unneoeesary to say that an enjoyable
evening was spent by those present,—
Wingham Advance.
Morris.
Township Council will meet next Mon-
day.
Look out for the tax Collector, he will
commence work next week,
Miss Mary Knight, 8th line, has taken
it poei1ion in E. 0, Dunford's tailor shop,
Brossels.
Mrs, Wm. MoArter, of this locality,
was renewing aoquaintanoes in Tooker -
smith lash wook.
Wm. Wilson and family, who have
lived on the plot known as the Richard
IIingeton property, have removed to Pal-
merston.
,Wn,. Carter, 0141 sou., has rented An-
drew 14ioNioholl's lam, near Oronbrook,
for five years. We wish Mr. Carter con -
tin Ued a.000000.
Richard Armstrong, F. Embury and
J. Rutledge are away to the Bruee penin-
sula with their guns and hounds on a
hunting expedition.
The Howlett Mutual Insuranoe Go.
settled the olaim of W. J. Garter, whoso
barn was brained Dome time ago, by pay-
ing him $800 on been and $315 on eon -
tents, 1)615 in all.
Carter Bros., who recently disposed of
their forme, had an auction eels of their
stook and implements on Friday last,
It was well attended and good priced were
roalizod, Mr. Kirkby was tho'auotioneer,
John Gray, of Lindsay, who was visit•
ing hie half brother, James Duncan, for
several weeks, hag returned home, He
hag been, in poor health for some time
from uervon0•exhaustion bub was much
improved by his slays hero,
Last Sunday John Mooney lot out his
horses to have a run in a pasture field,
In the evening his son went after them
and the animals started on a rum along
the field next the lane, All of a sudden a
fine aheabnub mar i s
o sl pp cl and fell and
when Ilr. Mooney got up to her she was
just breathing her last. She had bteekon
her teak, the vonebroe being g severed
01000 tor
tlia head. Thebe
ad met did
not
even offer
V to lticlt after s1
lee tui
4
I wag
a most peettliar eceide0t mal tee field woe
he level as a floor.fie .' icm a ,K3` A
tisrst.,.
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Mir tleiris741e ereitmerma etar;tmeeetes,"'• %,...+'`4aeratiie
I3olenoo of 1892 free to .new eubeoribere
to Tins Poor for next year. Send along
your name or that of your neighbor,
Dungan Laidlaw, of leveeing, Welton
Co,, was elsi ilau friends iu thio township
last week. Dolman is evldenely enjoy
ing himself and Is 6110 pletnr0 of health,
Barroom I6avowT.—'rho following are bho
pipits of H. B. No. 10 who took the high-
est number of merits in their a:epootive
°lassos as shown by the weekly oxamin-
atioes ,held clueing the month of Oob.
The names are in order of merit
4th plass—Milton McVety, Mary Poa•
cook, Serial Wilson ; Jr. •nth close—A.
Messer, Aggio Forrest, Andrew Wilson ;
Sr. 8rd class—Roubon Snell, Rebecca
Vernet, Sarah Thornton ; Jr. 8rd class—
Walter Breckenridge, Geo. Johnston,
Walter Smillie ; Sr. 2110. oleos—Mary
Simpson, Martha Johnston, Godibha
Combos ; Jr. 2nd clans—Maggio Wilson,
Mary Woodrow, Chita. Forrest ; Part
god aloes—Percy Snell and Mary Wilson,
(equal) Willie Moses, Ina Bryans.
WAS. L. Wmeox, Teacher.
SouooL Minim—The following is the
report of S. S. No. 9, Morrie, for the
10011th of October, based on proficiency,
good °enduot and attendance. 8rd
Class—James 1I1c0e11, George 11loOall,
Tillie Clonnan, Hanna Kelly; senior 2nd
Claes—Jennie MoArter, David McCall,
Maud Sholdioe, .Robert Moore ; junior
2nd Claoe—Maggio Olenuan, Ada Searle,
Sara Taylor, Bella McCall ; senior part
2nd—Edith Jaokeon, 1/11/6011 MoArter,
Sandie McArter ; junior part 2nd—Ella
MoArter, Daviel Moore and Maggie Mc-
Call, Laura Gear, Roy Jaoltson ; senior
part 1st—Lizzie MoOal1, Willie Kelly,
Maud Jackson ; junior part 1st—Rosy
Searle, Emma McCall, May Taylor, Lily
Bewley ; primary Class—Florence But-
ton, Menne Jackson, Lyle Jaoltson, Ray-
mond Fear. M. Bunsen, Teacher.
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Mies Lily Rogers, of Dungannon, bee
been visiting friends in Atwood.
Last tveelt D. Murray had the misfor-
tune to out his knee with a drawing
knife.
The new kitchen erected to the rear of
Jas. Stevens' residence is a decided im•
provement.
Wm. Marshall has rented the upper
flat of H. Roar's blacksmith shop for a
carriage paint shop.
Wm. Donn has disposed of his com-
fortable residence, "Dunnemere Hall,"
to W. F. Forrest, for $1,200. The latter
takes possession next May.
John Rogers returned to Atwood last
week from Denver, Colorado, where he
and Mrs, Rogers have been spending the
summer in the hope of recruiting her
health.
10 ti rut.
Episcopalian service is held every
second Sabbath now.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school has
purchased a fine new library.
Reeve Milne went to Muskoka last
week on a combined bosinese and pleas-
ure trip. He took his gun along. They
intend pushing the manufacture of
shingles at lively rate on their new par -
obese this season.
The boys had a big time ou Monday
evening hiding gates, Yon should bo
(moral boys and not leave your neigh.
bor's crop exposed to the ravages of the
town cattle, You would not like it your-
self.
The Township Hall is putting on quite
a finished appearano outside as the wood.
work has received its coat of plant and
the scaffolding has bean token down.
The contractors and his men are bast.
lees. 'three of them put on the ceiling
in six bouts and forty minutes or two
clays for one man. It required 1,650 feet
of lumber and the widest boards are 8e
Welles. There is another Inspeotor at
the hall every clay. He wears a light
brown slouch ,tat and Mike very fast.
Gerrie.
A nock Parliamont is talked of in
town.
Mr. Gartloy is putting up a cider mill
in connection with the Gerrie evaporator,
The briokworh of the new Foresters'
111 11 is about completed and the oorpen-
ters are pushing their work forward as
fast as po0eible.
The
cermet
on the 0th of Nov. prone•
Wes to be it good One. The talent secur-
ed is Jas. Fax, Miss Kate Strong and
Miss Lily Evans. A. McKay, of Hamil-
ton, will preside as chairman.
The following °facers were elected in
connection with the Women's Foreign
Missionary Sooioty of the Presbyterian
church :—Mrs. T. H. MaLauohlin, Peed.
dent ; Mrs. S. T, Fennell, Vice -Presi-
dent ; Mrs. J. Armstrong, Seo.; Mrs. N.
MoLanohlin, Trees.
The freight train Monday evening of
last week brought a carload of apple
barrels. Although it teas nearly ten 0-
olook when the train reaohed hare there
were thirty or forty farmers' wagons on
the spot and inside of 40 mlm0tes there
was not a barrel it the yard and quite a
number of teamsters mut away die -
appointed,
Bluth
Holy Communion in Trinity ohuroh
on Sunday morning next.
Quarterly meeting was held in the
Methodist ohuroh on Sunday,
The gale on Friday night wee the
means of blowing down the smokestack
of the flax mill.
Hallowe'en passed off vary quietly in
this burg excepting a few tricks played
by the young gaffers.
Several of one oitizons oontsmplato
taking in bhe box sealed at Belgrave 011
Saturday evening under bhe It, 0, L. and
the Lady True Blues in honor of the
Gunpowder Plot.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather on Friday evening the social
under the auspices of the Juvenile 'Tem-
plars, held in Telnperanoo hall, tva0 a
0uoce001inanoially and otherwise,
At the last meeting of the members of
F. the 0, O. 1. No. 89, the following ofliaers
were elected for the ensuing term :--0.
R., T, S. McKinnon ; V. C R., A, Stehle
toff ; 1t, S., J. W. Bell F. S., R, Slater ;
Tress, M.31. Hammond; Chap., Rev.
T. 33, Higley ; S. W„ Wm. Sims ; J. W.,
John Scott ; S.B., Malcom MoLarby ; J.
B„ Thos. Morahan,
Joseph Gougon, a baker from Blyth,
locally known as "French Joe," wee up
for brie/ before Judge Tome, charged
With feloniously aesouitieg John Kelly,
hotel -keeper, Blyth, on the morning of
1110 12111 of Oct. The counsel Por ptloon•
or peactioally admitted ttod that there was
no dofonee, and the judge sentenced the
priao000 to jail for throe months with
luted labor. ...eel 5,
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113ttfrgee rtwo.
It, big time is expa0ted on the evening
of Nov, 0011,
J. Itobertaoa, of IIa mitten, wart vielting
relatives here this we alt,
S. Irvine and Jos, Olegg shipped, a oar
load of l,tnlbe oault front this station last
week,
Messrs. GanagIlor and Brandon will
hold a shooting match here on Friday,
Nov, 4th.
E. Livingston Ston has taken po00osaion of
the sawmill recently purohaeed from
Tyner Bros, and fs having it refitted for
the coming winter,
Melte £loll..
Well grounded rumour says that on
One of our commission lines there are two
notable oases of, a dirooh violation of the
VIII Commandment. This style of life
has gone on for years, during which a
'oar and feather" sealable was once
held. The people of the neighborhood
are nob any boo well pleased ab the stand-
ard of morality set up and would advise
them to sell their revolvers and break rip
housekeeping.
Teen BLvas,—Tho laliee of Princess
Aline True Blue lodge, No, 21, Winthrop,
held a very successful aoodal at the reel -
dense of Jia. Mornay, District Master
of Mullett and W. 101. of L. 0. L. No.
818, Moltillnp, when a very enjoyable
time was spent, After tho inner -man
was satisfied with the good things pro•
vided by the ladies P. 0, M., 13ro, Jno.
Soarlett, was called to the chair and a
program of meek, singing and recitation
were gono through with, when all joined
heartily it singing 'Cod save the Queen'
and each returned tomo well pleased
With the night's proceedings.
ff31tt c vale.
George McDonald has been re•itgaged
as oheese maker for another year at the
same salary. He's well up to his busi-
nese.
A. Bruce and wife moved into Blue -
vale last Monday from Brussels. He
has heti his residence greatly improved
and has a comfortable home. He will
follow his trade as shoemaker.
On Saturday evening, Oct. 22nd, a
special meeting of the Foresters' Court
was held at which adctressee were deliver-
ed by High Treasurer Noelands, of Wing -
ham, and Chief Organizer Gartowu.
Last Friday the real estate in Bluevale
belonging to T. Farrow, of Brussels, was
offered for sale but it was not sold as the
bids were too low. Jno. Patterson dis-
posed of household effects on the same
day.
The cheese for September and October
has been sold for 11 cents per pound.
The September cheese will he shipped
this week. Total shipment will weigh
about 9,000 pounds. The factory closed
Monday of thio week but cheese will be
manufactured for patrons for few weeks
yet,
Gree•.
Some talk of forming a Christian En.
deavour Society at Shine's school house.
A strong society might be formed here,
D. Querongosser is bnildine it house
on lot 27, con. 15. Can yon guess who
Davie has engaged to keep it warm for
him this winter 7
A. MntliObol, 12011 lino, has leased Ills
farm for a term of years to Wm. Carter,
Morris. The present tenant, E. Jacktiu's,
term having expired.
Large flocks of wild gesso have been
seen passing southward of late. This is
a sign that their food supply is becoming
exhausted in the north.
Itis reported that the "Habkirlt" 100
aura farm on the 9011 con. has been sold
but the name of the purchaser is tot
known to the writer yet.
Joseph Shaw and Peter Bishop, 5011
line, have gone to Manisbique, Mdoh.,
where t hey are engaged Withering.
They 1005 in damp No. 51.
Richard Mille, who had the Slemmon
farm near Cranbrook rented for a term
of years, hoe purchased a farm on the 8011
line and will remove there shortly,
Thos. and Wm. Watson intend having
an auction sale on the 10th inst. The
former intends removing bo the vicinity
of Galt aid his brother will go to Mani-
toba next Spring,
Jas. Calder, Win. Watson and John
McNeil, who have been in Manitoba for
several months, arrived hone last week.
Much as they like the Prairie Province
they say it is uo where to be compared
with old Tlurou.
The Joke -makers Union purpose hold.
ing a meeting shortly. These meetings
are generally followed by some startling
s,nnouneement, When you see fire balls
Sitting about therm dark nights keep a
sharp look oub.
Robert Menades has disposed of his
farm, north halves of lots 7 and 8, Doc,
18, containing 116 acres, to Conrad Ba-
gel, of this township. The prime receiv-
ed was $4,000. This is considered e
bargain as the farm is a very good one.
J. Ooolt, D. MoOallunl and J. Smith
packed linty -two barrels of apples in ten
hours on 301111 Oliver's farm, Gth line,
lash weep. This is good work as they
did not boot' they even being timed and
perhaps could have done better bad they
known.
Mrs. Dtrnoa11 Livingstone and child.
ren have purehaoed the late residenoe of
Mrs. McLean, l/ miles north of Boas.
sale. There is ale more of land, house,
stable, ,to. in ooine0lirn with the prem-
ises. The pride was 9,300. Mrs. McLean
now resides in Brussels.
Luke Speraln has been building a kit.
niton to his house. Last week he engaged
J. W. Fogel and his on and there was It
rattle of saws and hammers on Friday
putbing 011 ceiling lumber, but it was
down to bho cluieb hutu of the farm life
on Sabnr'day as the men had finished
their wont and were away to fresh fields
of labor,
Last week Robort, eon of Thornas
Stroohai, went to Toronto to oonsalt n
speoialdst abort hie failing eyesight. Ile
will remain in the Queen ray for a few
weeks to undergo the proscribed trent-
moth; whioll tum Dr. says will prove elfe'
miens. A. Strachan, morohant, Bros -
sole, ecoompanied tis brother to Toxon.
to,
The residmme:of J. B. Heritage, Lon.
don township, was the seen of asurprise
phrby on Monday oveniog. The mem•
bete of the London West Epworth
League took it neon themeelveg bo "sur.
prise" tho host and hostage, J, B. and
Mee. Heritage, mho htbve latoly united
thou' hearts and hands in the bonds of
motehn n
Y About 40 yonng people
100,1 fosse duo h i
ss o f their once and With
1
tv
games and other amusements peened it
pleaset05 evening. Alt united in wisring
there eng life and prosperity..fftl',,, reIAS
Jaokldn Bros„ of the 446 lino, were do•
ing some thrashing ou the 12th lino with
their horse power maohiu0 Net week,
It was anluwwledgod by soma diet they
did the best threshing of the 00000)1, bo.
ing ahead of the steamers. Horse power
and the 1a1004 improved separator matte
a wouderful dflferenue on the old hind
used in years gone by, Jaultlin Brae.
may they gat all the thr0obing they want
to do right among the eteamers,
Jas. Brown and Mtse 19. Smith were
united 112 marriage on Wednoeday of brat
weak at the residence of Mee- le, Brown,
003) eon, Miss Smith comes from Perth
Go, The wedding gifts maria to the
bride were useful and valuable. The
happy couple have the hearty good
wishes of a large oirole of frlends for
Dude future happiness and prosperity.
Rev, D, B. Moltee was the officiating
olsrgymeo.
We are not a prophet, neither are the
the son of a prophet but' we say here,
notwithstanding the fact that snow Hakes
were falling around us at time of writing
and big snow storms have occurred re•
cantly in the Western States as well as in
bho British Isles and, some pens of
Europe, that Winter will not set in here
until very late. Ootober was just whet
we predioted--an unusually fico Fall
n30)1,11 and the signs from which we
matte our foreoaste gives us weather
something similar for Nov. but if it is
not as we say we will apologize later on.
Sra;VEn Will/DING AT M.tPLEwooD FAUN :—
A Colborne township oorrespondent
writes :—Friday, Oet. 21st, was a gala
clay a4 Maplewood Farm. Early in rho
afternoon the many relatives and friends
began t0 arrive to celebrate the 25111 an.
niversary of the marriage of Thos. and
Mrs. gallows. The day was all that
could be leaired. During the afternoon
5championship game of quoits was play-
ed between D. Wise and A. Morris repre
senting Colborne, and J. Bellows and 0,
Smith representing Grey. The latter
wen by 21 points to 14. In the evening
the guests were treated to a sumptuous
repast after which the time was spent in
social intercourse, recitations and sing.
ing. lllany numerous and mostly presents
wore preseu0ed to the host and hostess.
The oonepany broke up about one o'olock,
after wishing Mr. and MIS. Sallows many
happy returns of the day,
The death of Robert Grant, professor
of astronomy do the University of Glas-
gow, at the age of 78 is announced.
A reign of terror has been inaugurated
at Holneestead Pa„ since the troops were
withdrawn. The strikers are blamed.
Rev. F.G. Newton, of Bayfield, bas,
at the request of the congregation of St.
John's church, Strathroy, been appoint-
ed as rector of that parish. Mr. Newton
will enter on his duties about the first of
December.
Dir. Yeo, of Colborne township, while
loading some purchases last week, beld
MD horse by twisting the lines around
one of the wheels. The animal being
startled by something, started off, but
the tura of the wheel brought the animal
down on its shoulder, breaking the Dollar
bone. The anirnai, for which the owner
had been offered one thousand dollars,
was so serion.ly injured that it had to be
killed.
ilLONEll TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 62 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight .Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Cleric, Brussels.
0013 COTTON ROOT
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by au
old physician. Saoeossfub
ly used monthly by thous-
ands of LAmM6. Is the
only perfectly safe and
reliable medicine discov-
ered, Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in plane of tilts. Ask
for Coon's COTTON HOOT 0011000ND. take n0
substitute; or inclose 81 and 4 three -pout
0auada postage stamps in letter, and we
will send, solved, by return maul, ,null seal-
ed particulars in plain envelope, to ladies
only, 2 stamps. Address P01111 Lily Cum.
pally, No, s Fisher Sleek, 101 Woodward
uvo.,Doti'oit, IDioh.
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everywhere.
it7
i.ee ea,
:let it is not wisp to exporlment
vi.,i, cheap compelmcle purporting to
to ltlood•puriilers, but which have
i o rood medicinal value. To make
11::.1 of any other than the old stan-
(lard A :•'.R'S Sarsaparilla—the Su -
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invite loss of time, money and health.
1i' you are afflicted with Scrofula,
Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
llezemtb, Running Soros, Tumors,
or any other blood disease, be aesm'ecl
that
ts, Pyr taw' Use
AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S
only, AYER'S Sarsaparilla can al-
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superior in combination, proportion,
appearance, and in all that peg to
build up rho system weakened by
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all impurities in tho blood and ox.
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Sarsaparilla
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Private Funds to Loan.
$2O,0O O
Ilavo been placed in my lianas
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST,
Ilio Commission.
Borrowers can have 10a113 com-
pleted in Throe Days if title
satisfactory.
W. AT, SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Brussels..
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has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
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lame,use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25o,
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Female Irregularbilities and General De-
ity
LABORATORY SOOEROCH, ONT,
J. M. MoLLOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by J. T. PEPPER,
Druggist, BI assets.
PEOPLE'S MILE
® lad
artieop
—1'0—
ETU 0018114 WASNNNOTON,
In Tottrist Sleeping Oars, Toronto to
Seattle Without Change, leaving Toronto
Every Friday at 11:20 p. ,o.
NOV. 4, 11, 1S, 20 1892
DEC. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Vii'
Apply to any 0. P. R. Ticket Agent
for It ll
p
MI artioulars.
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
"Backache
means the kid-
neys are in
trouble. Dodd's
Kidney Pills Glue
prompt relief.
"75 per cent.
of disease is
fret caused by
disordered kid-
neys,
'Might as well
try to haue a
healthy city
without sewer-
age, as good
health when the
kidneys are
(logged, they are
the seauengers
of the system.
"Delay 1s
dangerous. Neg-
Ieoted /ridnelt l
troubles testi
in Bad Blood
Dyspepsia, Liner
Complaint and
the most dan-
gerous of all,
Br/ghts Disease,
Diabetes and
Dropsy,"
The above
diseases cannot 'I
exist where
Dodd's Kidney +,
Pills are used.'
Sold by ell dealers oreontby Milos receipt
01 price so cents. per box or six for 60.50,
Dr. L. A. Smith & Co. Toronto, Write for
book called Kidney Tallt.
6
THF CQOK"S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST MALE IN CANADA.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty at
.LOWEST a,LTr,s.
Private and Company Funds.
W. 11. DICKSON,
Solicitor, oEc.,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Ontario Italia]. Life,
LICA A, OFFICE, - WATERLOO, ONT.
Assurance in force Jan'y,'02..$14,934,807
New business written in 1891 2,694,050
Increase over 1890.., 348,800
Cash income for 1801 017,620
Increase over 1800 67,620
Liberal Conditions of Policies.
Cash and Pald-up Values guaranteed on
ouch policy,
All dividends belong to and ale paidonly
to policy holders.
Premiums payable during the month in
which they fall due.
Poliales are incontestable two years from
date of issue.
No restriction on travel, residence or oc-
oupation.
Lapsed policies may he revived within six
mouths after lapse.
Death claims paid at ones on completion
of claim papers.
J, A. YOUNG,
District Agent, Ethel.
T}1O8, FLETCHER,
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
tiOkEl IMO OMR WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers
frilly warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest .Design
JEWELRY 1
WNDLIxo RINGS,
LADIES Geer Keene,
BnoocnEs,
EAnnnNes, &c.
r"Also a Full Line of Vronxxs and
Violin Strings, etc., in stock.
Y. It.—Usurer of Marriage Licenses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
Apii1
—AT TUE—
BRU SSELS
EVAPO ATM
FACTORY.
The undersigned has en-
larged his Factory to double
the capacity and is open to
buy any quantity of Apples.
Shall apples Will not be ac-
cepted. Windfalls, sweet or
sour, tIlat are of any size will
be taken.
Winter Apples 25 cts,
per bag.
L. Mahler,
1.4.4 BRUSSELS.