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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-6-11, Page 3JUNE n, 1897 Town, Directory. Mnrvirrtn Oieuaon,--Sabbath Servio al 11 a m and 7:00 p, m, Sunday Soho at 2;30 p in, Rev, Job» Roes, B pastor, Se, Jinx's Criun()n,---Sabbath Sortie ab 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday Soto at 2:30 0. in, Rey, A., IL Griffin, thea bent. Me'rttonier Oncaon,--Sabbath Serving at 10;30 a TA and 7:00 p m. Sunday School at 2:80 p m. Rev. ie. J, Ailin, pastor. Rorex OArnonro CROnCn,—Sabbath Service third Sunday in every month, at 10:80 a m, Bev Joaoph Kennedy, priest. Sanvnrox Anaiy,—Servioe at 7 and 11 a m and 3 mod 8 p no on Sunday and every evening in the week at 8 o'olook, at the barracks. Ono 1 ELLoWe' Logan every Thursday evening, in Graham's block. Mesonoa Lotion Tuesday at or before full moon, in Garfield Sleek. A 0 U W Lonan on the 8rd Friday evening of eaoh month, in Bins - hill's block. O 0 if Lorene 2nd and last Tuesday evenings of eaoh month, in Blashill's block. I 0 F, '2nd and last Priday in Odd Fellows' Hall. L 0 L 1st Monday in every month in Orange Hall. Hous o8 Scarl.INn, 1st and Srd Tues- days of eaoh mouth, in 088 Fellows' Hall, K. 0. T. M. Lonna, 2nd and 4th Tues. days of each month, in Odd Fellow's Hall. Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, 1st and 8rd Mondays of each month in Blas - hill's hall. A 0 F, 1st and 3rd Mondays of eaoh mouth in Odd Fellow's Hall. Reece Cxocr.N, 2nd and 4th Friday even. ing° in Iilaehill's Hall. Pose OrTice.—Oillco hours from 8 a, m, to 0:30 P. m. rn:txrc Mn S INg9`rt'II' : — n . Librar ' ti Y u Hoboes' bl Jr on will be open from 0 tos o'olook p.in, Wednesdays end 3:30 to 5 and 0 to 8 Saturdays. Mies Minnie Mc- Naughton, Librarian. Tome Couvcm,—W. I3. Kerr, Reeve ; Geo. Backer, Geo, Thomson, R. Lea- therdale and Ie. G. Wilson, Councillors ; F. S. Scott, Clerk; Thomas Kelly, Treasurer ; 1t. Iliogaton, Assessor and J. T. Ross, Oolleotor. Board meets the 1st Monday in each month. Semon Baton.—A, Koenig, (chair- man,) D. C. Ross, J. G. Skene, Jac. Turnbull, A. Coueiey and F. Van. stone. Sea-Treas., 10. K. Ross. Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each month. Pun= Scneon Tnacnnne.—J. H. Cam. eron, Principal, Leon Jackson, Mies Downey and Mies Ritchie. BoAun on Ilnamm.—Reeve Kerr, Clerk Soott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and Wee, Jewitt. Dr. MoNeughtou, Medical Health 0lfieer. ea of A, 00 of n1• Ottr,bomese,9arel pawn from) the rugged tvilds,lwe've roughed it and stood the teat I Wo aro pined of the work of one own Sande, and we love mei young land best. Yet our mother's offepring well are wa, and we hold that kinship high ; She schooled us to print our homee and rights, or nphobling them to die ; And we're watohiug her etaudiug firm, serene hold the nations -supremely great, Alone in her pride with feerlees pride, awaiting their banded hate, And her deride are our glorione heritage, the present and what has beim, The Empire's lustre ehinee au us and we love the dear old Queen ; And when in uemcl of a Wiping hand, en- compassed by jealous fries, We ore there at her side, ',math. the same old flag, no matter what blizzard blows. P. S.— Fiere's a hand and a heart, friend Kip. ling ; if you erred, ',was with good intent; No truer Briton can voice our thoughts, and no blur was ever meant, Your land is ours and ours le yours, thongh old 00000 parts us two, And I'd visit you o'er the "herring pond" could I borrow a birch canoe. TUE INEBRIATE. Bundled up in a bar -room chair, The sterling pride of manhood gone ; A human wreak is slumbering there, A pitiful sight to gaze upon. Mnd•etained, ragged, unkempt, unwashed, Nothing more abject could you meet ; In thie sad condition, unabashed, A toy for the arcilies of the street. Now reeling along neath his heavy load, Or siretehed fu tho abada, a senseless sot ; st The . The lsw. xlh being too narrav7at'a art A bed in the wayside mire lie's got. And fellow beings pane him by, Nor think such heedless sot a shame, Yet soothe their coeeoience with a sigh, And say lie has none but himself to blame. Himself to blame 1 01 could you but know The fiend who ltaa bound hint band and foot, Your heart with pity would overflow, Your eyes fill np sari your tongue be mute, Unless to speak a kind word of hope, And help him to curb that fierce desire, For without your aid he cannot cope With the scorobing flame of that in- ward fire That is burning his very vitals up And driving out self-respect and shame, For nought can equal the poison cup To ruin the soul and rack the frame. QUEEN VICTORIA'S NATIONAL DIAMOND JUBILEE SONG. Ain.—"National March," by Eloise A. Skiminge. On this, our belov'd Queen's Jubilee day, Let Canada's sons and danghbers pray That long may onr Queen her sceptre sway O'er sea and land. ;Repeating the sot again and a ain. Let Scotia from her Highland glen, g And from Lowland forest, field and fen, 0 rum fiend, heartless reprobate 1 Tune her pibroolt for the gallant moo, How dreadful the ruin that thou bast At her Queen's command. wrought, What happy homes made desolate What souls to the depths of infamy broeght. I give him your hand, do not pass him bHope should not die whilst life remains ; hrough kindly aid he may yet defy The demon and his powerfal chains. For onoo he was young, and pure and free, Before the scoffer with devilish smile, "Doubting if ever a man be would be," Lifted the oup to his lips the while. The generous youth to guilt untrained, Led astray by nuprimoipled men, The fiery draught to the dregs he drained Let Echo's harp with ire heartatringe torn Rejoice like the"Sunburst" on this happy morn, And the brow of Erin's Queen adorn, With Faith's diadem. Let Albion's halls with mirth resound, And "India's coral strand abound" With love that in loyal hearts is found, The Christian's gem. And now in this year of Jubilee, May God, His graces bestow on thee, May my Hoav'u born inspiration be A nation's pneau. May the stoned of thy life be calm, And tho mene'ry of tby works a Psalm When the nation's heart will need a beim, God save our Queen. —Eloise A. Skimings, THE LADY OF THE SNOWS. A poet Bang of a nation, but poets may make mistakes ; And he called her the "Lady of the Snows," when she's Lady of the Lakes. Now we don't rile as fast as our neighbors, but this snowball bit us bad ; It jaat atrncic a live eleotrio wive, and we'r'e rearing, tearing mad ; For such balk leaves a wrong impression, on tillage whom it don't ooneeru, Who don't Dare whether 'tie so or not, nor trouble themselves to learn. Though Canadians smile when they pia. turn our hand as an Arctic chow, When we're bored to death with icicles, and our country's enbomed in scow, We must own we have not the sultry slime of the laude of palm and spice, Bub we ain't no sold storage warehouse, where everything's packed in in. We don't wear furs the whole year round, as some would fain suppose, And this Lady of Snows lives farther North, where the blooming iceberg grove. We don't shoot polar bears round here, nor hunt the glosey seal, Nor do we fill up on blubber or oil when we hanker for a meal ; We don't do to death with tite bathed harpoon the swans on the floe ; We're n different breed from the Lapland. er, and no kin to the Ealtiln°. I don't Oita thee° plain gospel foots in any aoholastic attain, But to banish some misconeuptione from the ovor•oredulous brain. For these scribes, from their wild im- aginings, hatch forth ouch Mouohad- sen tales, Our eountry'e barna io caricatured and lotion o'er truth prevails. Our winters don't suit an effeminate rage, but when summer beings her sheaves And she's fain to cool her heated breath in time shade of 001 forest leaves, With fruits and dowers and golden grain, no fairer land you'll no, When river aid stream, 'neath the sun's bright beam, toll sparkling to the sea, And this poor man in time bter.room chair, E'er middle age, all manhood gone, Is sitting, the picture of blank despair, A pitiful ohjeut to gaze upon. CHANG13S L TIM NOW CANADIAN TARIFF. The following aro the most intportanb ohangee in the finally revised uely Do minion tariff, as laid before Parliameu by lama. W. S. Fielding Tim preferential trade resolution is maintained, with the added statement that ft will not oonfliot with British treaties. It is provided that a combine shall not be proceeded against till a Snp• erior Court jedge has pronounced that there is ground for action. Duty on raw tobacco leaf will be collected by (Inatome instead of by excise after July let next. The tax ou cigarettes made of foreign leaf will be 68 per 1,000 ; made of Cana. dian tobacco, 01.50 per 1,000, Out and manufactured tobaoo will pay 55 cent per pound duty, instead of 12xi per Dent and 10 omits per pound. Burgin] inabru- menle will pay duty of 15 per cent, till Jan, let and after that will be free. Certain mining machinery, made in Oauada, will pay 25 per cant. duty. A epeoified Iiet of mining machinery will be admitted free, The old regulations with regard to screening coal will be oontin. tied. On nuts, bolts, wire and out nano, a lowered specific) duty replaces an ad valorem duty, Plate glass under 25 feet square is reduced from 80 to 25 per mint. All buttons will now pay 25per cent. Rubber belting will ba 25 per Dent, inateed of 20, Under the old tariff it was 32;0. Grludatohes are reduced from 20 to 15 per amt. The duties on worsted yarns are equalized, so es to do justice to Can- adian manufacturers. The tax 011 the raw materials for the manufacture of umbrellas, paras ole, shirts, collars, nude, blouses, shirt waists, eta., is reduced. Putout medicines, having spirits in their make•np, nae plum! at 50 per cent,; all ()there, 25 per mint. Theduty an bound books is reduced from 20 per cent. to 10, On rebound and paper oovered volumes, many of theta trashy, 0100 ditty will re.: main el 201 her sent, Christmas animate, juvenile picture end toy books, are placed under the lower duty. Books for libraries are admitted duty free, and 0Canadian bookseller who sang eaoh books to librar. tee le entitled to a rotund. Bo0319 dealing with the epplioation of soienee to induct. try, need muoli by meehaniere will bo admitted free. The duty on printed music is reduced from 20 per cent. to 10, The duby on iron and steel used by man. ulaoturers, is further redone. The im. portation of goods mads either in whole or in part in prisons ie absolutely pro. hibited. THE BRUSSELS POST Met Court Of Justice. The Spring engem, High Court of Jus tine, for the trial of (mean without a jury WWI opened on Monday of Inst weelt, the lion. Chief Juetlee Armour presiding. Tho following defended aetione were entered for trial : Sullivan et al vs, Ryan et al, 13. ll, Conine for pl1f, ; Meredith, Cameron St Jncld for deft. Johnsen vs. Cook, A. G. Campbell for MIL ; E. L, Dickinson for deft, Steep vs. fehubtlewcrth. Garrow ee Proudfoot for Off. ; Gibbous, Mulltern R Harper for cleft. Eno vs. Eno. E. Campion for piff, ; Garrow Si Proudfoot for deft. Boag ve. Boag. R. Venatone for Off, ; P. L. Dickinson for deft. Township of Logan et al vs. Townehlp of McKillop et al, Dent ,& Thompson for pllfs, ; 1', 11ohnstod for deft. Soott vs. Stratton et al. W. M. Sin. Mair for piff. ; E. L. Dlokineon for deft. Pang et al vs, Wurm et al. L. LI. Dickson for piff. ; Garrow ,L' Proudfoot 1108 John Iloekiu for deft. efcleinnon et al vs. McKinnon et al. Cameron, Holt et Holmes for plffs. ; N. C. L0000mbe and Clark L& Gray for dans, Sullivan vs, Ryan —Au action to have deolamtion mule of title to land in the township of Stephen. Judgment dealer. ing that tbo late Thos. Ryan the younger died eei;ed of the lands mentioned in the pleadings. Judgment for plaintiffs with ooste which are to be referred to the Master at Goderioh. Holt & Collins for plaintiff ; E. R. Cameron for Ryan ; J, T. Garrow, Q. C., for infants. - Eno vs. Eno. --Ari action for alimony was decided in plaintiff's favor with coats. E, Campiou, Q. 0„ for piff. ; J. T, Gar row, Q. C., for deft. Boag vs, Long—An notion to recover money lent, His Lordship dirootmd a reference to 3', A. Morton as a special referee, 10. Vanetont) for pllf. ; E. I,, Dieltiusott for deft. • 8000tl , .I WAY. Logan tp, va, lfaIiiilnp tp.—An action under the Ditches and Water Courses Aot, Judgment den -Mating plaintiff's action with costa. Prooeedinge stayed for thirty days. Messes, Garrote and Thompson for p1ff. and Messrs. Shepley and Holm. steel for delta. Johnston vs. Cook —A0 notion for dower. Judgment reserved. P. Molt for piff. ; E. L. Diolcineou fur deft. Scott vs. Stratton—An action to set aside to oonveyanoe ae fradulent. By cement His Lordship clireobed that the ease be referred to the Master at Godo. rich to determine the amounts between the deft°. Costs nod further directions reserved. Prang vs. W'urm—An action on n will and legacy. Judgment, dismissing the action with costs, - Steep vs. Sbutoletvorth—Au notion for the collection of ootnrniasion on a Bale of upplee, was settled out of court, bfoKinnon vs. efoKinnon—An action for the construction of a, will was adjourn- ed. The court rose shortly after 8 p. m. .l'ot• flurried Yeeple to Try. Try to be satieIied to commence on a small eoale. Try to avoid the too common mistake of making an unwise effort to "begin where the parents ended." Try not to took at 0101)00 homes and covet their costly furniture. Try going it step further and visit the homes of the suffering poor when secret dissatisfaction is liable to spring up. Try buying all that is necessary to work with skilfully, while adorning the house at first with simply what will render it comfortable. Try being perfectly independent from the first and shun debt in all its forms. Try to cultivate the moral courage that will resist the arrogance of faehion. Try to oo•oporate cheerfully iu ar- ranging the family expenses, and share equally in any necessary self -denials and eoonom les. Try to be cheerful iu the family circle, no matter bow annoying may be the business cares and the housekeeping trials. Try to remember that it matters little what "people think," provided you are true to yourselves, to right and duty, and keep your expenses within your means. A healthy appetite, with perfect digest. ion and assimilation, may be secured by She use of Ayer's Pills. They cleanse and strengthen the 'whole alimentary canal, and remove all obetruotions to the natural 3010130ns of either sex without any unpleasant effeane Ste It,3t's Curfew Bell. The St. Catharines Star eoggeste that tie Curfew bell bylaw of that city ebould be amended, anti a regular bell.ringing e schedule put in its place. And this is the way it would have the new by-law carried out: — 5 a, m. — To let the people know the 0 o'oloelc boll will ring in an hour. 13 a. m,—Got up and get breakfast. 7 a, m.—Go to work. 8 a,te.—Sohool teaohers and scholars ebould now be getting ready for school. Post officio opens, le a, m,—School opens and business, generally, under way. 10 a, tri.—Banks open. 11 a, m.—Yoe know — around the corner. L•fave something with me. 12 m.—Everybody go home to dinner. 1 p. m.—Labor resumed, 1.80 pen.—Over-woeltod sobool teneb°rs meanie. 2 p, nt.—Il "that note" ie due today better begin to hustle. 8 p, m.—Bank closed. 4 p. m.—Sohool out. Eveybody bake something more. 5 p. in.—Leber day is o'er. 8 p, m.•—Ring anyway, but just what for no one knows, exempt that it is 0 c'0ieek, 7 p. m,—Get ready for lodge, prayer meeting or party. 8 p. m,—Post office closed. No a0ae3e to look boxes till next morning. 0 p. m,—Obildren . under 14, ()owe, horses, eta•, should be in. 10 p. m.—Tinto the old boys and girls wore thinking of getting horns, but they don't, 11 p. m.—Nightcap and go bo bed. 12 midnight.—On specialocoaeioueonly. Jest to let those who may be awake know that the old thing is etiii working. 00 00nree provision will have to be made to pay the janitor or some one else the 34.50 per hum: foe every hour engaged in bell ringing, Ming the ball. With the blond fun of humors, tlleheat. 1 My Stoc k ad term le all the more oppressive. Gho the vet= a thorough cleansing with Ayeret Sareapariea, and it dare er 0110 Of 1 Ayer'° Lille, and you will enjoy 123010 x0 t as never' befor0 in your life, ,Inst try i title for ()Woe, and you'll not repeat it. Over Thir fy Yearns `e rout '`Pleuras. Mfr. IL WiITT8T1.IN, a we1I-lt n own, enterprising citizen of Byron, IU,, writes: "Before I paid much atten. tion to regulating the bowels, X hardly knew a well day; but since 1 learned the evil re- sults of constipation, and tho elricucy of AYER'S Pi11s, I have not bad ono day's sickness , for over thirty years +k �': •'a `' — not one attack that did not readily yield to this remedy. My wife lead been, previ- ous to our marriage, au invalid for years. She had a prejudice against cathartics, but as Poen as she began to use Ayer's Pills her health was restored." Cathartic Pains 1.nl and Diploma ona atAirid, World's Fair. T_i_aiare Streagtb, take Ilyses Sanmiparllla BRUSSELS PTJ1Y{P WORKS. I wish to inform the people of Brussels and surrounding district bloat I have pur- chased the Pump Business of JAMES BELL and loin be found ready to attend to all wants in either new work or repairs at moderate prices. No better Pomp in the market. Order left at my shop or residence or at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. 'Orders taken for the Digging of Wells and Cisterns, Gamer Greer 32IILL STREET, BRUSSELS. PiCOSI Will make, a well mala of YOU! 0100010ROn2:Ore TSG A0Ovc Rre0LTa IN Bova wmaan. nneePafOtlbi,R 100000y NiNghtly Emissions.,oppoo0,,o . torrhafn, rm2010001., atm., canned by poet abUBOY• given vigor and y alta to ehrunne❑ tanto, and quickly R utt0au PI008I oodoin MA1raoon In old sad Soppy 0,. 11001 b y crow 'Aron q moil er sttoo tvrnppor sod ,1 18 0 y opockenfed , Nino 700 Ir, 010 carnal 50 vont pocket. Prl,'o, 0, o Dnoaag ( 0,. for. 9ead money to etttor orCinm or gistor. 0100 Dor, eddeaoa a)1 ONT, to About PID 10 00. Drueglst, GOoOs-ro0g, ONT., About for the Da m[niton of Cm,aaa. .'^gPEritrIrtlCaZmittyr ere' .zi3 MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR MAN OR BEAST, Certain in ire n¢ecte anti n0vor Winton. Road proofs below, KENDILL'SSPWWIND$IDa Box 01, CnrtnnU 0I0ndor,on Co„ Ill., rob. at, 04. J. a,anAt1 Co, Dear Sfrs—Piens° sono too inn nr Sour Rose Books and nblhre, Ibav0000,11kralt,lenl o0yo,w wonder l'e 0flw,n no. 07011 odd 101 (10 s it le a n i oo ,illi ,,,., li �°anti n e bothiea Immo a)imo t. 0 keep a Softie oe Scud all Eho 100,0. 200,11', trlrly, 0109, '_'0100,1, CANTON, .Ile., .ant'. 0, '0e. 10(1,1,.110, Co. Dsn' Sm•s—1 bnv,, uaen 0',' '001 hnttles er Cour "Sandnll's ap,wtn c'ore•' was nmob nuenesn. I t101,10 it tl,0 beat. Liniment 1 et. or tenni. Haw re. atonvt ono Unrb, one Blood o n 1 , Eton Bono a a •, , sad lit to Io fnvin+. L 1 n„•o roconmmnded it to several of my rriencia u•Ln nae i,ruok plcu,e,d w7511 800 kucp1E, Iicsp0ett11uTp e, Iv. 1tAr'r r. O. Bosnia. 100 sato by all Druggists, er addreos Dr. 13, J. IiJDN])4LX coatik.ixr, i 090550 gaff FALLS. 07. 3111 LE British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND - North Shore Pine Ind Cedar FOR SALE AT T0123 Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Eetimatee Furnished for all hinds of Buildings. Workman. ship and Material Guaranteed. J. & P. AME J.-11 T, Is now gemlike in Silts, Dress Goode, Dress Trimmings, lllusllus, Lawue, Art Muslim, Curtains, Laces, Ribbons, Prints, Ducks, Flannelettes, Cottons, Cottonades, Towsnngs and a speuial line of Ladies' and Children's Vests. - I think I know oometiling about ea and when I toll you that my 50e. per Ib. Dargeling Gem of the Jiaet is the best Black Tea in the market and that my 25o. Japan Tea is better than most of the Tea sold in this town for 85c. and 10o. I always keep the beet Tena and Coffees in the market so the public say. �®C30 SKE E Agent for Parker's Dye Works. EW utdllr atop e The undersigned has open- ed up a Butcher Shop in the M12 UM, RUMS, - Where he will keepkonstant- ly on hand a supply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable prices. A share of public patronage solicited. S. 7W i Leper' E11. Meat delivered to all parts of the town. a HONEY T(4 LOAN. Any Amount of :Honey ttl Loan on Farm or Village Pro., perty at 6 & 6z .Per Cent., Pearly, Straight Loans with privilege of repaying when required. Apply to A. Hunter, Division Court Clerk, Br masala. ever Harness Shop. D. FPRAIN has opened a Har- ness Shop Ill the building North of the Leckie Block, 13russels, where he is prepared to turn out Light and Heavy harness and attend promptly to repairing. Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Whips, &e., kept in stock, CARRIAGE TRIMMING. I nm prepared to attend to all orders for Carriage Trimming, Repairing, &o. Good work and Moderate °bargee. 2). Frain Brussels, S MeLEOD'S S ieterl Benovator oTnEIt--- TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak end Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, fiieepleasneea, ;Palpita- tion of the Heart, LiverComplaint,Neur- aigia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Dieesea, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and Generhl De- bility, LABORATORY, OO13ERICH,'®NT. J. M. 11IcLEOD, Prop. and Manufnoturer. 901,1 J,J';.las, Fox, 1rtlggist, ICrusseta. 4, 6 and 8 Bails AT TIIE -ear ET Bt `'X Al\"D ENJOY A GAME.