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The Brussels Post, 1885-10-30, Page 44 THE BRATTSSELS POST, OCT. 80, 1895. J. A.. Herr and A., F. Phillipe, G, (1T•be rt155tI 1.01t, T. R. station agents at Stratford and St, Mares roslleotively, have exuhaug. — — ed places. 1•'1£171.11", OCT.30, 188 5. Thu flax crop tine year around St, Marys is elated to be heavier than fur "Allure half of the inhabitants of 801110 years poet, and 1000 harvested Pelee inland turned out to welcome iu goal condition, Dr, F. 13. McCormick on his release ThoProviuoial Sunday Sehool u:,u. it few days ago from Sandwich jail, ventiun teas a groat success. J. J. where be nerved a short sentun0a fur Crabbe, of the St. Marys Argus, tt•:ae liaviug practiced medicine witllnlit n elected preeideut, Mr. Crahbe le an Government certificate. His friends old Sabbath Sehool worker, gave a banquet and ball in his honor," The Stratford Straw Shoeing llud We have no sympathy with Toboggan Olub has been re -organized these ovations tendered to persons with the following officers :—J. CI ray - who knowingly violate the reeog- eon Smith, Pres. ; John Brown, Vico- uized law of the land. What is Pros. ; 3, F. Palmer, Sec. -Trees. ; the use of laying down a course of and W. Maynard, C. W. Young, R. study and making 99 students pass M. Ballantyne, A. W. Caseele, and it before they are allowed to prat- A. T. Macdonald, Managing Com. tie° and allowing the odd roan to The pupils of the St. Marys Colleg- iate Institute parade twice weekly, to receive instructions in drill imparted by several of the local oflioers of the 28th Batt. In future the pupils will ea required to pass an annual drill examination, and in order t0 gain general proficiency, the drill exercise has been added to the scholastic dut- ies of the Institute. The circus indulged in by the Strat- ford Connell is a disgrace to any ham - lot, much loss the pretentious ''oity" of Stratford. They never meet brit there is a squabble and the police. man hes neurally to take some one by the collar and "lire" them out. Evi- dently the good old time has not yet arrived when the lien and the lamb shall lie down together in Stratford, The Grand Trunk model train was on exhibition at the Stratford station on Monday of last week. 11 is indeed a model of taste, elegance, and splen- did workmauship. The two Pullman cars "Umbria" and "Cimbria" are really palaces on wheels. They are fitted up with all the latest aids to in- dividual comfort, general convenience, and safety. They have also the new style of "buffets" or separate com- partments for bridal or family parties wishing seclusion. Each berth has tin electric bell to call the porter, which was a something long wished for by users of the Pullman. The ordinary first-class care on this train are, with the exception of not having that necessary evil, the "potah," as good as the Pullmans for day travel, and are furnished with excellently gotten -up lavatories. The train left on Monday afternoon for Toronto to go on its regular service between that city and Montreal. hang out his shingle before the terms of the law are complied with ? While sympathy may be very acceptable to persons placed in the position of Dr. McCormick, this posing as a martyr should not be encouraged. The restric- tions by the Medical Faculty are not strict enough yet, or else the dozens of quacks would be ruled out and the healing art left only in the hands of competent men. Anon WHAT will be done with Biel? This question has been asked thousand times and it has not been solved yet. It seems very peculiar that a Court that is competent to try and conl7Ct I11(llans mixed up in the same rebellion should have their decision questioned in the case of the instigator of the rebellion. In our opinion the Privy Council chid perfectly right in refusing to deal with the appeal and we only hope that the other projects on foot will also prove futile. The matter of Biel's execution virtually rests at the present time in the hands of the Dominion Govern- ment and although they may be between two fires, from the spilling of the blood of Scott down to the destruction of life and property in the Spring of 1885 everything calls out for the execution of the leader. While there may have been reasons why Biel took the prominent part he did in the rebellion there is no reason why the Government should shrink doing their duty in this matter even though it should lose the support of Riel's friends. We hope there will be no more post- ponements or respites but that the law will be allowed to take its course. WE have repeatedly noticed, while attending sittings of Division Court, that many lawyers are too readytto questioniwhether witnesses are telling "the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth". Where the witness is a doubtful character, or one that has been known to "vary," these tactics may be considered legitimate, but where reliable, trustworthy men are placed in the box it is humili- ating to have their memory jogged every minute or two about "being careful as they are on their oath." We know there are tough custom- ers to handle many times but the majority of the legal fraternity have foresight enough to know what style of a man they have be- fore them, before many questions are asked. This thing of trying to get a person to tell a lie by try- ing to ask crooked questions is not the right thing, in our estimation, and the sooner it is stopped the better. There is one very peculiar phase of human nature often seen in the Court Room, and it is an explanation of the olcl saying that "things are not what they seem, viz. that persons who are suyposed to be truthful and reliable will quibble and even lie if they think they can score a point and win the suit. Perth Cornetts- Notes. Mitchell milkmen dispenee their ware at four cents per quart. Perth school teachers met in con- vention ab Stratford last week, Zurbrigg, who escaped from the county jail the other day, was recap- tured at Brucefield, The telephone wires in St. Marys were removed from the house tope and strung on the poles last week. It is reported that arrengemonte have been completed for tbs purchase oftheiustruments of the two old bands of•St. Marys, by a committee. The instruments for ueo of the amalgamated band, the Canadian News. Sir Leonard Tilley hoe resigned his portfolio. Montreal had 52 deaths from sin all - pox on Sunday. W. R. Meredith is reported to be a candidate for a Dominion porifolio, There were 95 new oases of small- pox reported last Tuesday in lllout- real. Peter Murray, of Orilla, was caught passing a raised ten dollar bill at Toronto. The last spike on the Canadian Pacific Railway will be driven Nov, 5th, without ceremony. The North-West Council will meet at Regina on Thursday, Nov. 5, for the despatch of business. Down in Toronto they are going to try the experiment of repairing oily streets by prison labor. A thirty-one pound Hamilton ball dog on Saturday night fought and whipped a Toronto dog near Toronto for $100 a side. The Michigan Central boats are now ferrying about 1,000 cars across the river daily between Windsor and Detroit—double the number of a month ago. Officials of the Canadian Pacific Company at Montreal say they know nothing about a rumor which was quite current that they had borrowed £8,000,000 sterling from Barring Bros, in England. A Montreal boy of 16 yeare is re- ported to have married a girl of 12 years. The parents of the young couple are said to have just learned of the affair, and will take proceed- ings to have the marriage annulled. Mayor Mason, of Hamilton, will not again be candidate for the Mayor. ality. He has Aad two terms. It is rumoured that Aid. Glasgow, the de- feated of two years ago, and Ald. McKay, are to be candidates this year. The Minister of Agriculture for Manitoba a few days ago announced that at the next session of the Legislature he would introduce a Bill for the institution of an Exper- imental Parra and Agricultural Col- lege. Richard Iler, of South Colchester, has been physically indisposed for several months. After taking some of of Dr. Ring's medicine, he ejected. 175 feet of tape worm. It need not be wondered at that he previously felt miserably. s 02 ex Hamilton has got another ease of THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. lnallpox, Brantford ]las made all the ne0ea , tUOIOE FARMS FOR SALE,-- ry arrangolnente for a creditable \,,: A l ow splendid, intprnvnil, Mons forOnix Mbit at the Colonial and Italian 1u nm• towulhlp t 1 1,001, Mu)13 %1 M IUI- lop, APply to A. 1111LGA'IT Y, Co, Autli ou•r, xhibition, and has applied for four Brussels P 1), 1•, t1 ousand feet uf spew. London Alla ('+`IRAYl']D ON TILL PLREMIS1'ES amilton are aolively moving in the STRAYED the a nilnreiguod lot 18 eon, 13. Grey, inn or about Aug. 1st, a yearling hall. The owner is requested to ell, 0rev0 property, pay ex. pease amid take hint away, 14-,1 ,1140. CASA, Prop, E tl1 H same direction. Toronto should not be behind. Aa action was *entered at Montreal on Saturday last by lloborteon & Co, against the Canadian Pacific Rail. way Co, 00 behalf of M. Borland, contractor, for $40,000. This is an- other of the numerous cases that have arisen from differences between the Company and the contractor recent- ly. The permanent telegraph line which is now being constructed by the Great North-western Telegraph Company along the line of the Grav- enhurst-Callander extension, bee reached Scotia, about 50 milds north of Gravenhurat, and the poles have boon erected for some miles further 911.' Peter Emerick, farmer, residing near I.'ort Robinson, met with a vio- lent death on Thursday night last. tie was oat hunting accompanied by his son, Their dog treed a raccoon. The son commenced cutting down the tree, which fell upon Mr. Emerick sr. and inflicted injuries from which he died during the night. Mayor Leduc, of Hull, P. Q., was riding on a Sparks street car Monday afternoon, when he became involved in an argument with the driver over the ejection of a passenger. The driver pulled up and requested the Mayer to leave the car, anti as he re- fused proceeded to remove him. The Mayor immediately drew off and ad. ministered n severe pummeling to the driver. Both the aggrieved part- ies repaired to the Police Station, when Mayor Leduc was served with a summons to appear before the Police Justice. St. Thomae Times :—Consiclerable exeitement was created among the local employees of the G. T, R. this morning over a rumor which prevails that General Manager Hickson has spoken to the effect that he cannot see his way clear to restore the wages which existed prior to the reduction six months since, and that he intends to ask that a further extension be granted at the old rate. The exten- sion expires next month, and the men unanimously state that uttless the rate of wages is restored trouble will ensue. To a man • they aro against any further extension, mean- time the circular is anxiously await- ed. A gay young Lothario from Galt became enamoured of one of Hespel. er's fair daughters. The yonthfnl couple were bent on becoming united, and had sworn eternal faithfulness to each other, and expressed in a thous- and ways their devotion and love. They had also marked out a life of future blies and happiness equal to the seventh heavens. The wedding was duly announced, the day set, the guests invited—all ready when the young gentleman's father arrived on the scene, and to use the popular expression 'sat on the arrangements,' and notified the issuer of marriage licenses not to sell his son a license. The harshness of the parent in thus wrecking the lives of these two lov- ing hearts is severely commented on here, and popular sympathy is with the young people. A 0. P. R. special bearing Col. Otter and the men of 0 Company, In- fantry School, steamed into Toronto shortly after 2 o'clock, and, amid the cheering of thousands, proceeded along the Esplanade to the foot of Jarvis street, where the disembarka- tion and the formal welcome took place. The space around the drill shed and the streets adjoiniug were packed with people, and a mighty about went up when Col. Otter was recognized on the platform of the car. As soon as the cheering and hand- shaking subsided, the citizens' address of welcome to the hero of Out Knife Hill and the other boys from Battle• ford was read to them. Col. Otter replied feelingly and briefly. Mean. time the local volunteers, headed by the drilled sections of the boys from the public schools, had formed up, and at a signal the advance was sounded, and the triumphant march commenced up Jarvis street and along King to the Fort. The entire route of the procession was gay with flags and streamers, and every win- dow contained its fair occupants. The welcome was about as hearty and spontaneous as that given to the other Northwest volunteers a short time ago. At the Port the home guard gave evidence of not being idle, arches, evergreens, flags and mottoes having completely transformed the place. A generous banquet had been prepared, and everything was done to make the homo corning memorable IA1t3I s OR SALE, BRING THE L await half of lot 28, eon. 5, Morris, eontntn- lug leo acres, 70 acr00 cleared. Frame build- ing!) 0)1 the} Frontless, The properly will be solo at a bargain For ;11r0IT . ARAIS ieulers G IL )NG, apply to 131£, LARGE STABLE, 20x2,1 FEET, fitted up walla stalls, and n driving floor, for 0810. Owner has 110 000 for it. Purchaser can remove It any time. For further partic- ulars aslc at Tis Pun Publishing House 14.4 RAM' FOR SALE, BEING LOT X. 0, oou, 10, Grey township, Huron Co, con. tailing 100 acres, 80 acres e leered. The farm 18 situated 1 # miles from Brussels. For fur- ther particulars apply to ROOT. MoNAUGHTON 14.8 Prop TRAY HEIFER,—CAME ON the promisee of Arch. Taylor, lot 00, con. 4, Morris, about two months ago, a two year old holier, red with white on belly and lege. The owner is requested to pay expenses and take itaway, AROH. TAYLOR, 17.2111 Sutton's Vitalizer is what you need for Com stipation, loss of appetite, dizzines0, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle. Sold by G. A. Doadmau, STRAYED ON THE PREMISES of the undersigned, lot 00, eon, 16, Grey, 0 yearling heifer, rest In dolor, with a white belly. Came on my promisee about Sept, 10th. Tho owner is requested to prove prop- erty, rop- s 15-4ppay expenses andAS take her Prop, t TRTRAY CATTLE. -0 A lel F. O N lJ the prontises of the undersigned. Lot 11, ar 1 red heifer andspring rod Bud white steer. Any Any penton owning the sane and yowling property DIM bav0 them by paying all0 expellees. LLTSY. 15.4` 108 SALE. -1 SPAN Olr HEAVY A2 Colts. One is rising 4 years old, and was aired by the well -known stallion •Wel- come" the other is rifting 6 years old, and was aired by"Glenlee," They may be seen on Lot 10, 0"u. 5. Grey, JNO. LOP 011 15.4 STRAYED ON THE PREMISES of thoundoreigned, lot 14, con. 18, Grey, about the last of August, one year-old heifer, redand white in color. The owner can have same by proving property andpaytna 00100000 THOS. LEARMONT, 10.40. Oranbrook, P.O. ra-7 PRAYED FROM LOT 28, CON. Les ,Morris about A.115. 1501,6 cattle -5 year- lings and 1 steer, 2 years old, gray in color. 2 of the yearlings aro red and white 1 0 heifers aro reddish gray, and 1 steer is all white. Any information loading to their r000very will bo rewardeA' JOHNHOWMAN, 36-E t OR SALE.—ONE GOOD GEN - tile driving horse, 0 years old; a general purpose mares, rising 8 years ow: 0 steers, 010 - tag 8 years old ; 4 dry come; 4 dairy cows; 10 lambs; 10 tat yearling wothers and owes; 10 fat owes; 10 heavy fat pigs;10 light fatpigs; 1 brood sola nur ndfoyoung URIpigs. MOFADty to II'EN 18.11 Lot 0, Con.10, Grey. STRAYED FROM THE PRE MIS - es of the undersigned, about July 15th, three head of osttle 9 years of d. 1 steer rad and white, horns turned out, spot on teroltoad; 1 red heifer, horns (orae din, spot on forehead; 1 yellowish brindle. Any information thab will lead to the recovery of the sante will bo suitably eon 8r Grey, EthelP,'O. FGw 010. (9TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM t, rho promises of the eubsoriber, north half lot 10, eon.2, Morris , about July 101, 8 bead yearling cattle, viz: -1 white heifer, 2 rod heifers, 1 red ether with white 11111.rk 011 fore - 100011,1 red and white steer with white strand down book, and 4 red hull. Auyperson giying 01)0)0 information its will lead to the reeoyery of the same will bo suitably reworded. 10-40. ROOT. BL00MFIELD, nluevale, STRAYED FROM THE PREIIIIS- es of the undersigned, lot 0, eon, 0, Morris township, about the middle or Juno, 10 head of cattle, 0 of them aro 2 years old and the other 0 aro three years old. 9 of then ore steers and 9 of the two year olds aro heifers. One of the two year old steers ie mostly white and two others are spotted red and white and the rest were mostly red. Any information Ioading to their recovery will be thankfully )000111 d. R)BT. IRVIN, 16.0 Proprietor. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE. -- The undersigned offers his hence and lot, on Flora Strout, for sale ata bargatu. The house is it 0mnfortable ono with Dotter 0110. 017 noes eery convenfenees. Will dispose of furn- iture with promioesif purchaser desires, I in- tend removing to California, if sale is affect toil. I will also dispose of my barbering buolnoss if a suitable purchaser is found, 17.4 JOSEPH LAIRD. ' 1RI{SIIIRE BOAR FOR SER - 0 undersigned will 100)1 n eher- ough bred Berkshire boar for service on lot 27, 4111 Eno, Morris About two nlllee lrein 11)0x, rule IiurOO l,ad' was bred by If. Horboy, Guelph, and wee aired by 000, \YelBngtotz. 8817ttrn1 bg 1by l rlOOfllniigli407', ldru 1v 1l ady 0 - ,11‘1,11:11.; y sla, . l,uul•080.is'Tertnei; SI, t i 1 et paid rowed J01 ,001,, Iat thud of surviee, with iirlvile e.lof returning, if nneessary• JAatlie Ai. Afroprl , 49.6,»' Proprietor, YilAlttll FOR SALE.—TIIE EX - 1440. 'e:tors of 1110 006,10 of the 1)111 SAat1'rl, 11(5 lot 02 con. 10, tette0.Cle excellent thy» , There ere 100 111,01,0 01 the 10001 80 of v111011 are eleared,10 mune part- ly e1 oared x1,1111) mime of good hardwood bush. 'l here le it 400d frame barn, 8001111 feet with 0s. 15010nwill bo given. 1 good portion of por- ches° money will he elle wed to stead en inter- est. For further partieulnr1 apply to J0HN 1110I(01;, 107 College OHHN street. 15 1) or litI of P,0. T 0I1 SALE Olt TO RENT. -TWO ` forme -Lot 11, on the 6th 00n„and 00115 on the 7)11 Oen,lut Morris. containing 100 aer00 each, about 00 mires cleared, free from stunm,s on one farm, and about 00 soros chaired on ,1 other, The cleared land is in n good state of cultivation, mud well fenced, 00011ITam0 barn andstables, and log hoose m1 one and on the other slog louse and log barn. Thara ie a gond bearing orchard on Lot 14. A ,lever foiling 0priug creek runs through both pin:es, The soil is prat -class, there being no batter farms in the township. These pinoo) aro admirably ed- ea fed fox grain growing or grazing, and within ave mi es of the flourishing town of Brussels, The pieces will be sold together or separately, and can he bought cheap and on easy terms. Apply on the promises or address the ptroprt- oto), Suushino P.O. 10-40 11040. roliietnr. T HE CRANBIIOOK 111(1RD (IF 1. rrdd ®®! )II1L ' RKII II I t1U441 H. pptt ( ttgpVqqIt tfG.t?416B9LIIVIt & tlt>3KRRfllG B ON” Tuts 1,[0,1' 00100 Palmation; I3onus. The above mentioned pure bred Berkshire Boors will be kept for the season at '00110'8 March Ilth 1081,b ,Ont. dtbylorn W. tH 1 AfeNlolllnl`ed 1 n; Groove Nartn,toed8 0o.,01(1., Irani imported rre and cele- brated bremeder ,11. SwensW10k, Ettm dizect Irom the 1 g ,o 1.1 Is ODD of 1110 1111006 lierkeblres ever brought to thin mimicry, Barrlugtoe was farrowed 1100. 701, 1880. Bred by Slunuous h nixie, of nolomure, :11111(110100 Co. Ile is from imported stock on both aid00 with registered pedigree and is a grand animal throughout. Also the pure lord Naim, ltaltoil Co. "Young iso pure type ofred ltiutT li: standies on very short legs with great length at body, i 11 moose 6110uldere and well turned hems. Have exhibited my herd at 5 dire this foil carrying off 25 First Prizes. Terme strict - 1y mush. Oue dollar at the 1)1000£ service with the privilege of returning if necessary. JACOB 0, TUCK, 10.11 Cranbroole, Ont. NEW BLAOKS MITE. Bring your lame horses to Daniel Ewen, Ile has LEASED W. T. HUNTER'S STAND, Brussels. Having prao(tsed for years told risco to the highest position iu the leading horse shooing establishment o1 00011110, Edio- iuburgh, Scotland, 4100 having paseod with honors through the Royal Veterinary Shoeing Sehool. of I. S. Smith, Loudon, England, whore bundrods of crippled horses peened our hands daily I can safely guarantee to cm io oontraoted feet or interfering horses. New work and repairing of all kinds clone en rea- sonable terms, and workmanship that will please. By giving ole a pall I feel satisfied T would secure your trade. D. El WAN, 17-11 llunte00 Old Stand, BRUSSELS PUMP WORKS, WILSON 6' PELTC)✓V Take much pleasure in announc- ing to the people of Brnsscls and surrounding country that having Purchased the Business of Mr. C. Tike, on Mill Street, opposite Mr. P. Scott's Blacksmith Shoo, they will keep a Good Supply of PUMPS ON HND And aro prepared to fill all orders at Reasonable Prices. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Please call and examine Our stock before purchasing elsewhere, WILSON & PELTON. 15—If. GREAT EMOVAL SALE. Having purchased that property presently occupied by JOIIN GREWAR, which I intend moving into in the course of a few weeks, I will offer my whole stock of Groceries, Crockery & Glassware, amounting to about $8,000 at a great reduction. Our stock of Groceries comprises everything kept in a first-class store. In connection with this department we would call special at- tention to our large and well assorted stock of Teas and Coffees. We hold some of the finest imported into this country which will bo clear. ed out at 40c. per lb. Every housekeeper in this district should ob- tain a package of this rich and fragrant Tea. We have on hand a large and well assorted stock of Crockery & Glassware which will be sold oat at prices which cannot fail to insure a speedy clearance. Plates 80e. per doe. below.the usual price. Every article contained in the stock has been. bought for cash which enables us to lay special inti ueoments before the public. Terms Cash or Trade. AGENT for Fleischmann & CO's. COMPRESSED YEAST, Geo. Thomson.