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Returning Confidence.
The State of Trade in the Deminlon.
Toronto, Sept. 24.-R. G. Dun et Co.'s
weekly review of trade in the Dominion
says :
The general tenor of advices from most
lines of trade at Montreal continues of a
favorable character. As a sign of return-
ing confidence it 15 stated that many
dealers throughout the country are show.
the a disnosition to hey more liberally.
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feeling of confidence, and the outlook
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are numerous, end prices of the leading
Staples are firm.
There were 2S failures last week, as
against 39 a year ago. Payments cou.
tinne seeisfactory. The failures in the
Dominion were light this week. Indi-
cations are that all the weak boluses
hove been weeded out, and that good
times will be more than temporary.
FOR CANADIANS ONLY.
Riding. Premier Hardy and the Minis.
ter of Edeoation,addressed the gathering.
Mr. Hardy 113 a strong and vigorous; ad.
(been, justified the volley, and adminie.
teatime 01 1118 Government. litr. Ross
produced inoontroverbible proof of the ex-
istenoe of an alliance between 4r. Whit-
ney and Bb Oh:tries Tupper to fight the
eleotion in Ontario loi the interest of the
Coneervative party of the Dominion 50 a
whole. The Minister resented lbs inter-
ferences of a man from Nova Soothe with
1:340 ,s1,0
PlOrett the intreenntion of a species; of
boersism hitherto unknown in the polities
of the Province.
Ephraim Convoy's Sentence.
Ephraim Convey, the aged Pritionton-
fan tried at Woodstock for the murder of
George Frost, and convioted Wednesday
of teat week of manslaughter, was on
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 23rd, sentence
ed by Jnsties Meredith to five yeers 111
Kingston penitentiary. When the prison-
er was brought into court he appeared
greatly agitated and excited and looked
as it he had spent a hard night.
When asked, if he had anything to say
why name° thoeld not be posed his
lawyer react a letter written by the
prisoner, in which he pleaded for meroy.
He booked this by a speech, in which he
repeated without any chane the story
of the killing as told by him in the wili-
ness box. He pleaded hard for a light
sentence, explaining that be had been
pressed to do whet he did, and had had
no intention of hurting him. Ile said
that prison life had gone hard with him,
but he had been able to bear up by the
thought that ha would be acquitted at
his trial.
His Lordship, referring to this, said
that if prison life went hard with him he
should make representations to the
Government-in•Counoil.
When the prisoner heard hist sentence
he gavot), "My Goa l my God I" and
collapsed into his seat in despair. Der -
:4 L. eke,. fee needy lie 'reque[dle
buret lute sots.
His wife has been seized with paralysis
since the trouble aroae, and it is feared
the shook will kill her.
The Ontario Government has put into
timber limits :-
No timber lieensee 00 holder of a per.
mit regeged in enteleg, teklee no -money-
hag weenies or timber [epee or from the
lands of the Crown, or driving, floating
cr : -.!: the C
and 50 00000 pavane oe uomeaey
engaged in or Mont any such work under
the authority or with the assent of such
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ploy or engage, or permit to be employed
or engaged in any capacity whatever in
and about or in connection with snots
cutting, removing, driving, floating or
towing in Canadian waters any person
who is not a resident of or domioiled 05
Canada, except the following persons,
viz., the agent or manager having charge
or [supervision of the entire lumbering
operations carried on by any person,
firm or company within the Province of
Ontario; the head bookkeeper or ace
countant under such agent or manager ;
and one estimator or explorer for eaoh
operation, unless under special permits-
eion of the Commiseioner of Crown
Lends expressed in writing.
Tho penalty provided is the suspension
of the lieenee or permit, and the seizure
of the logs out. The penalties for tress
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hardware, such as obaino, axes, saws,
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POLITICAL -
THE BRUSSELS POST
THE TA ttallreelleteft NES12,
The terantula's neat le to curiosity.
Its interior ia of mud, dried by the sun
00 the hardriene of adobe briok. lee in.
teethe. of oylindrioal shape, is lined with
O tleeoy white embetenee bios cotton wool,
and thie queer house is furnished with a
oiroultor door of hardeued mud, oleo lined
with the cottonlike materiel and opening
outward upon a hinge of the [same hind.
Bell ea the tarantula is, he has one
timely crew. [Acme lut will seek reiuge
eseehere that he oen-the tarantula
hawk, a huge, bleek, hairy weep, which
in appeeranee oonveys the Wee of allying
bent,
When the big
re
opens0000000110,.eL_.‘
,
his door of an afternoon preparatory to
promenade, on business or pleasu
around Tie draws bath into the house in a
hurry and closes the door, and not a step
will he venture beyond hie threshold un-
til the air is free from signs of danger.
Ole knows he 10 no emboli for the hawk,
which will tackle him too quickly if onoe
ho gets the chance.
LAUGH. CURB.
Persons suffering front rheumatism are
netnrally a0010115 to try every proposed
remedy. John Raymond, or Northern
Iowa, had tried, without relief, nearly
every alleged euro suggested by friends.
Then he read this in tt medical journal :
"There is more benefit in a good laugh
then in the hot water remedies, the feith
cures, the eleotria, aid all other new
treatments in the world, and it costs
nothing. If yon know of nothing else to
laugh at, laugh at your neighbor."
This was u new idea to poor Mr. Rey-
mond. But what ;should he hough at ?
In the hone was nothing amusing.
However, the medical journal sald,
"Laugh at your neighbor."
He went out on the front porob, and,
sitting in a chair, watched the people on
the streets. For a time he saw nothing
funny. Then a big German walked by,
muttering aloud to himself.
-vent ?00, Th'Y"0' 1
The hie German siqvd and looked.
"Vot's dot ? "
"Ha, ha, ha 0"
"Vet vor yon haw, haw, hew mit me ?"
"Ha, ha, ha 1 "
Over the tenth looped the big German,
hie fiats uplifted..
"Oh I" cried Raymond, "I -I meant no
herrn. I was laughing for my health."
"Mid den you leetle siok Yeulsees laugh
mit big Dutebman 1 Dot ish all right.
Dot WI von goof choke on me. Ye, 'a,
ya I"
Bob Alm lea ymond, who really had not
meant to bo rude in the least, gave up
the la egh mire, believing that the "sholce"
was on himself rather than on the good
German.
Kidney Trouble Cured.
VW NEW Feetre e[e;100', wer.
1-s-ste00TS 10 1100010E0 Dr DER
Sunday, -That tiresome Diok Rash-
leigh was here last night. I thought he
novae would go. I was awfully bored.
Tuesday. -Dick Rashleigh was here
last night. I wonder why he persists in
persecuting me with his attentions, He's
dreadfully stupid and as poor as a church
mouse, mamma says.
Thursday.-Diek Reshleigh called, and
though I didn't want to see him the least
bit I went down. He attempted to make
love to roe, and I sae on him hard. As If
I would look at him 1 Why, mamma says
I'm sure to make a brilliant match, and
if Diok thinks-pshaw, how stupid he is.
Sunday. -Dick tried to kiss me last
eioet end T teeee'ened in bell 301100018 11
ha over ratempreu ea do men a tning
again. / never was so indignant in my
life. I could have boxed his ears. I
..ever the '1'0 14.0 .1 1.1Ia 1-1p11,..1500. 1
just hate him and I wish I would never
see him eeain.
e.
night and I rejected him with scorn. I
told him that dear mamma would never,
never consent 00 000 marriage, and that
anyway I detested him and would not
marry bion if he were the last man on
earth. He said I was cruel and was
breakingbis heart and I said I didn't
care ; that it was a silly presumtion on
his part to think for one minute that I
could ears for him when mamma objeob-
ed to him. I told him never to dere to
speak to me of love again,
11.-WEIee 0510 nee= ElArehNitt.
"It's all right. Mamma's up stairs
reading my diary ae usual, and now we
can enjoy ourselves. Yon dear old boy 1
I'd be content to sit here on your lap for-
ever with your arm around me and my
head on your shoulder. 013, Diok, bow I
love you 1 And isn't that diary scheme a
great one ?
Dr, B[igland has been nominated by
the Liberals of Muskoka for the Ontario
Legislative Assembly.
Andrew Peetullo, Da. P. I'. for North
Oxford, who has been lying ill at Oak-
ville of typhoid fever, is now so far re-
covered es to be able to be about.
J. P. Whitney, the Conservative leader,
and Col. Matheson, M. P. P., are touring
in Algoma,.
let the last Provinoial election the Op.
position's beetle cry was, "The calf with
a cough." Now it is "The lonely pig that
didn't catch the cholera." If that pig bad
been as unfortunate se his fellows, what
would St. John have done for an iethe
Hon. John Dryden, Minister of Agri-
culture, hes accepted the invitation to at.
tend the fortheoming convention of West
Lerebton Liberals at Drigden, and de.
diver address on the questioue oe the
day. The teeny friends of the honorable
gentleman in the riding will be glad to
been this.
"Pwenty•five years ot good retie ie the
most powerful reason for retaining the
Ontario Government," said John Gltei.
ton, 1111,3?,, at Waterford. "If I get a
good men in my employ, 1 keep him, and
the longer Mays tho more valuable he
is. I'll tell you what to do when my
friend the Premier and his colleagues ap.
peal to you shortly : Keep the old man„
said Mr ()barites,. The people will fol.
low Mr. Cherlton's dvies in the matter
and will "Keep the old man" totwith.
steraling that in the Gevernment piggery
there wag one porker that [steeped the
plegee.
A great Libetel rally was held at Erin,
in Wellington minty, on Monday of lest
Weeh. The Imp agrioultneal hall was
pecked with electors from all eiarts of the
BILL WAS AT 0001E.
It was about 2 °ego& in the afternoon
that the Sheriff of Bricks County rode up
to Bill Hooper's cabin at the foot of the
mountain to arrest the men on a wa0.
rant charging him with stealing corn.
Bill's wife sat in the open door with a
pipe in her mouth, and as the officer
came along up she inquired :-
"Sam Davis, yon ere just the man I
wanted to see. I've beard you talk a
heap about the Bible, and I wont to as
you it you really believe that story about
Joner and the whale.?"
"Of course I do," was the reply -"of
course. Is Bill around home today ?"
"How big a man was Sonet 2" persist.
ed the woman.
"Bout as big as I am, I reekoh. Did
you say 13111 was off huntin' 7"
"And did the whale swelter him head
lust or feet lust ?" continued the woman,
as she crowded some fresh tobacco lobo
the pipe.
"Head.fus I tenon, thou' I aln't die'
putin' 'bout it and raisin' a row. Eldon taken and his directions obeyed, but X
Dickman Bays it was feet-fus, but he did not improve. 1 had heard of the
A WELL KNOWN HOTEL -KEEP-
ER RELATES HIS EXPEREBNCE.
ASuffererCured
eleesi 1 1
7-1-1E---"""3'
cryNil A 111 reat'14:1 Pee',
l'Every settecei :nem the time 1541 eeie
WilS two years ola, I suffered &head -
fully from erysipelas, 'which kept
growing worse until my hands were
almost uselesS. The bones softened
so that they would bend, and sloreral
of my fingers aro now crooked from
this cause, On my
hand 1 earhoAbo
scars, which, but for
AYER'S
Fareepe.!7'
Im sores, provided I
was alive and able
;' to carry anythltiag.
0g!*;'"' Eight bottles of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured MA, SO
that 1 have had no return of the
clisense for more than tWenty years.
',elle'ilrst bottle seemed to reach the
spot and a persistent use of it bas
perfeeted the etire.".--.0. C. DAVIS,
\Vali tome, lr is.
THE ONLY woman nia
a)earsapartilla
AYER'S PILLS Promote Good Digestion.
Wanted—An idea l'iw 00013101000 50005 51,051501000085 os8005?
tAt'VT1AR.tVP 1gia7ltaWtJER4EIirc.Plti.
fYh7akbtate., D. 0:for their 01,000 npipovder
it,,,„„ hundredinventions
wanted.
20,3 eneereed eseeutty 510,,,, ,',..115,
and Indigestion -11c Doctored Der 0
Long Thum Without Getting any no.
nee.
From the standare, Cornwall.
The eta.e3, nr.011'e00 10
forced, protracted and continuous, the
competition for supverntwe is keen. The
man of business muse keep rank if he
would secure any Covetat4u measure of
StleCeSS. The watchfulnose, vigilance enl
thought involved in modelauperiabend-
ency produces a severe Armin on the
physical and mental powers of modern
business men. and exposes then) to the
attacks of certain diseases. Considering
that much depends on health in this
struggle, 10 behooves those who would be
victorious to guard against the first 59 -
preach of disease. Neglect of early ad-
pastmene of digestive and kidney disorders
is often frought with dire results, added
to this is the unpardonable trifling with
health by experimenting with all manner
of worthless decoctions. It is simply in-
valuable to make the acquaintance of a
safe and effective remedy such as Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills. James Macpher-
son, hotel keeper in the village of Lan-
caster, Glengarry county, has done busi-
ness for a number of years in Lancaster,
and having successfully catered for the
Patronage of the bewailing public there.
fore is favorably known not only at home
but also abroad. In conversation with a
newspaper reporter he enumerated some
of his ailments and how he was oared.
About two years ago he said, "my whole
digestive apparatus seemed to hewn:male.
ordered.. Some days I cold move
around, then again X would he obliged to
go to bed. 1 tried several things but
with infliffereut suocese. Orsoasionally I
felt relieved, but in a day or two the old
symptoms would return with a more
dietresoing effect. This kind of thing
went on until I became troubled with my
kidneys, which was a very annoying tod,
ditiou to my sufferings. I was ration,
with to sensation of sickness et the
stomach, with intermittent pain in the
small of my baolt. I was miserable
enough when I consulted the doctor who
probably did me some good, because I
fob relieved. 'The doctor's medicine was
wasn't tbar no mercen me. If Bill is
around home rd like to en him a
minute."
"Bee how did Joner live down thee in
that whale MMus was cut out ?"
"Dunno ; but he went rigiob on livin'.
can't say why the airth turns 'retied,
but I know that the do. Melba Bill is
in bed asleep, bIro. Hooper 2"
"Whet gita me," continued thewoman,
calmly ignoring toll questions; about her
laueband, "is that why that whale didn't
hang enter Jonor when he had him,
What did be cast him up Int ? "Can't
etly," replied the sheriff, bat I reckon. the
Lord wanted things the way they woe,
an' 50 they turned out as they did.
was epeakin' to you about Bill-whar 15
he ?"
"Bil1 7 011, 13811 1s to hum to -day,"
ultin I see him ?"
"Ear Beale, When you rid up he Watt
eleamin' his gun bade o' the house, bet X
reckon bees toady for you by this time.
Jest step around the eo'ner."
The sheriff stepped and ran aphid the
muezle of a shotgun held in Bill'e handle
As he recsoiled a step or two Bill stoked
"Was you lookin' fur Me Sera 2"
"I wee," replied the offieee. "Yee, I
jest stopped a tninit to say howdy.and to
remark thee your elo Woman eAn'i 11(0
fulo, and hevice tied it I'll be pin' book
to town, Nice day Bill -Good moire to
you Alm Hooper,'
fame of Dr. Williams Pink Pine. Sly
wife believed in them and urged me to
try therm I am glad I did so for after
taking ono box X felt better, and I con-
tinued taking the pills nutil 1 WOO 0000•
pletely mired. This Summer X had an
aft& of the same complaint encl. I found
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as effective as
before, I had this advantage, my lenw.
ledge and belief in the pilla saved me
from the costly and tedions experhnonle
ing such as I had undergone previously.
I may further add that both myself and
Mrs, Macpherson have derived =oh
benefit teem the use of Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills, and X can cordially recom-
mend them to those who are suffering
similarly."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by going
to the root of the disoaso, They reneW
and build top the blood, and otrengthen
the nerves, thus driving disease from tho
system. Avoid imitations by insisting
that every box yon purchase 18 onolosed
in to wrapper batwing the fell bade meek
"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People."
IE your ohild is puny, fretful, troubled
with glandular swellings
,
inflamed epee,
or sores on the head, lace, or body, a
course of dyers Sarsaparilla ie heeded to
expel the scrofulous humots from the
blood. The Montle you begin to give this
medicine the better,
•
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latest news from all parts of the world.
Supplied by all newedealero in Western
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I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and surrounding district that I have pur-
[abased blas Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready te attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prices.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
taeOrders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns,
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we append the Wes already made
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