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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-3-8, Page 6i e TUE l3 VSSI S POST Ilinxsods -EVERY FRIDAY MORNING (in time for the early maitre at "The foot" Steals Publishing liopse: TOBNBEnnP 6T„ Bumming, ONT, TEAMS or 8OB00Rx020010,-000 'dollar a year, in advance. The,',date to width every anbaoription is paid ie denoted by the date on the address label. ADVOOT18IN0 RATES,—The following rates will bo charged to those who advertise by the yOST:- smog 1`IYa• 1 0 no. 8410 One - Column 200.001 200.00 220.00 Half .,.,„; 06,00 I 50,00 12.00 quarter ' 20.00 12.00 8.00 Eighth ....,~2 o 1s oo 0.00 Eight Dente per line for drat inoertfdu, and three Dents per lino for each subsequent in. eertioo. All advertisements measured as Nonpareil-121ines tothe inali, Business Cards, eight lines and under, e6 per a0num. advertisements without ermine direo- tiona, will be inserted until forbid, and obarged accordingly. Instructions to change or discontinue an odvertisementmust beleft at the counting 20001 of THE POST 1100 later than Tuesday of each week This: is imperative. W. 1.1. KERB, Editor and Proprietor. jegislators at the 0. A. C. Ontario's Farmer General, John Dry- den, gave some fifty members of the Legislature and a few of their frieode a trip up to Guelph Agricultural College Wednesday. Among the prominent agriculturalists who went there were T. S. Hobbs, London ; Oliver A. Howland, ex -mayor Fleming, Jim Comae and Dr. Willoughby. Then the Patron were there in force headed by J. L. Hay eook, John Caven, and Archie Currie. The fourth party had its full voting force on the train, Peter McCallum and A. T. Good both turning up. Then the fifth party was also on band in the person of James Haggerty. "You see," said Mr. Haggerty, "Big- gar and I are the only independent mem- bers in the House. Biggar is leader, and I'm whip. If he happens to stray from the path of independence I'll have to act as both. "It's this way. I expected when I came down here to find a cross bench to sit ou, but it seems third, fourth and fifth parties were not calculated upon when the House was designed. Now, though I'm located among the Govern- ment seats as I told the electors, I am going to be strictly independent and do the beet I can for them and the Pfovince. a The party took in the other depart- ments, finding everything in the same excellent condition: Afterwards they had lunoh. This concluded, President Mille oalled for speeches. In doing so he explained bow the college was run, how students were not only eduoated in theory, but given praotioal work to do and paid for doing it. Speeches followed from 0.4.. Howland, J. L. Haydock, E. J. Davis, Dr. Willough- by, John Cavan, Hon. James Young, D. M. MoPhereon and Hon. John Dryden. A OUCH AT HON. ANGERS. apt* bellow him a compatriot ; they cheered lustily, frightened the horeeo a showed other evldonoes Of their gop� Will. "Singe tnberculosia compelled us 00 elaughtor most of our thoroughbred stook,". said Prof. Mille iu leading the way through the stables, "We have been compelled to replace them With good grade animals until auoh time as we oa gaoure othareal px-14&Y0E IB1010010 ON JERSEYS. Cl)mtpletoly Paralyzed, PHYSICIANS ARE ASTOUNDED BY PECULIAR CASE. A Young Caundlan Mahlon With Poral. n yals While In Now' York—Betwrnc,t to IIi8 Homo at Loudon, Qnt„ AS He He. novo, toitis--TJtelltenns or It0flewed Health Pointed Out by a Utergywau who Visited Hilo. Stricken with Landry'% Paralyeia and yet cured, That means but little to the , average layman, but it means a miracle 'to a phyeioian. Snell is the experience of 0, E. Dallimore, at present a resident of Madison, N. J., and a rare experience it is. 'Yes, its true that I had I,andry'e paralysis,' Bald Mr. Dallimore to the re. porter, "or else the moot celebrated phy- eioiane of London were mistaken,That I bave been cured io clearly apparent." With thio be straightened up as sturdy and promising a son of Britain as ever trod American soil. "It wee on the 15th of March last he oontinved, "when I was in New York city, that I first felt symptoms of my trouble. I experienced di ;Lenity in going np-stairs, my lege failing to . support me I consulted a physician who informed me that I had every sympton of l000mot- or ataxia, but as the case developed he pronounoed it a case of Landry's paralys- is wad knowing the nature of the disease advised me to start for my home and friends. I gave up my work and on April 1st started for Loudon, Ont. A. well known phyeioian was consulted but, I grew rapidly worse and on laturday, April 7th, several pbyeioiane held a con- sultation on my case and informed me that I was at death's door, having but three to six days to live, still I lingered on, by thia time oompletely paralyzed my bands and feet being dead, I could hardly whisper my wants and could only swallow liquids. Ob, the misery of those momenta are beyond all deaoription and death would really have been a welcome visitor. - - "Now comae the part that has astound- ed the physicians. Rev. Air. Gundy, a clergyman who visited me in my, last boars, as he supposed, told me of the marvellous cures of paralysis that had been performed by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. I started to take the pills about April 28 and a week after that felt au improvement in my condi- tion, There Was a warm, tingling senea tion in the limbs that had been entirely dead and I soon began to move my feet and hands. The improvement continued until May 28, when I was taken out of bed 'for a drive and drove the horse my. self. By the beginning of July I was able to walk upstairs alone and paid a visit to Niagara. Slowly but surely I gained my old health and strength, leaving London for New York on October 11 and beginning my work again on Ootober 28, 1894. Cured of Landry's Paralysis in eight months." To confirm his story beyond all doubt, Mr. Dallimore made the following affi- davit. However there were some Jerseys and iiurhama to be seen and also a number of calves without 'ought'. Ex -Mayor Fleming ow0s.a Jersey end was therefore able to identify that close. By judicious eileaoe when he Was at sea and expansive eloquence when be dleoovered a Jersey, he 89008eded in convincing Dave MoNioh- el, of South Grey, and Tom Magwood, of North Perth, that when he quit the farm he was a deoided loos to agrioultpre. In the dairy department about fifty young men and women were at work making butter and cheese. Tho expedi• Mon with whioh milk just from the 00928 could be turned into butter and o11eeoe before itwas even cold astonished even that imperturbable Patron, Dan. Mo. Naughton, of North Bruce. A NEW DEPARTISENT. The poultry department is under Mr. Jarvis, formerly of London. It has only been in operation about six weeks. The arrangement of the pens la very simple, and very complete. They oan be copied inexpensively by almost any fancier. "I. got those fowl at less than $6 each," sail Mr. Jarvis. "That was a wonderfally low figure. For one pair alone we have beam offered $50. I got some from Wm. McNeil, of London, who is the greatest breeders in Canada ; Boma from Allan Bogue, of Weetmioieter, and others I picked up wherever I could between here and New York. "Geese, dunks and turkeys we intend to breach out into later," he said. THE START. But to return to the excursion. Mr. Dryden had secured two Grand Trunk cars and they were both comfortably fil. led. Promptly the train polled out of the Union station five minotee late and the conductorcame around for the tickets. "We're travelling on principle," said Leader Haycock. "It's no good on this train, said the oondnotor, you'll have to have tickets." Mr. Dryden produced a bundle and all those who didn't want to ride on passes at the company's expense, rode on tickets at the Provinces. Both modes were equally popular and effective. The way up was mostly passed in conversation of a political character. MCCARTHY'S CHANCES. Mr. Paton, the member for Center Simcoe, predicted that Stewart, the Liberal nominee, would win in the three - cornered figbt, which is imminent, beat- ing both McCarthy and the straight Con- servative. "I can't see it," said Archie Currie, who is from West Simcoe. "I think that McCarthy in North Simcoe. can beat any men in Canada." Somebody else said the real expressions of admiration ex -Mayor Essery addres• sed to Sir John Carling at the recent con- vention in London bad Dever been made public. The anxiety whioh Mr. Pssery showed to have Sir John' go to the con. vention was only equalled by the prompt. nese with which the ex•Mayor oleo with- drew his name when he found that his old friend and leader would insist on retiring. NO POLITICS THERE. The Minister of Agriculture drifted round and stook hands with everybody, giving them information about agrionl- tural affairs generally. . "My chief aim," be said to the News has always been to keep politics out of the college. We want to make it as use- ful as possible to the farmers, at as small a coat as possible. "Thio year, for instance, webave added poultry and will enlarge on other linea from 'time to time a8 we can. "It'¢ .,praatioal work we want to teach in the moat efficient way. We are going to send out this summer three parties to spray orchards. In some sections the grubs are very destructive and we want to show the farmers the scientific way to protect their trees." THE FRUIT FARM'. "What about the muoh•talked•of ex. perimental fruit farm ?" "Well, it is thio way. In Ontario what will suit one section will not suit another. Give one locality a fruit farm and others would oleo have to get them. That would entail an enormous expenditure, To avoid this I am thinking of selecting a good farm bere and there and getting the owner to experiment with the fruit trees we furnish him. For doing that we oonld pay him a email amount, and for a trifling expenditure get the best results from the different localities. There is no nae, with the many varieties of oll- mate we have, experimenting only in one locality" AT 1112 COLLEGE. When the party arrived at Guelph tbey were driven out to the College. The only mishap was an upset, by which ex - Mayor Fleming tumbled over Themes Gibecn, and both got up looking as if they had been Bleeping is their hats and clothes all night. Nobody wag hurt. Immediately on arrival everybody caked for the calf' with the dough, and the party were taken to the dairy farm to gee the place where that nofortenate juvenile contracted the disease which led co' so much notoriety. Both at the college proper and at the dairy buildings the.2tudente turned out en tnacrae, as John Loughran would say in trying to make his .French constita-,� "What I like about this institution," said the Patron leader," is that every- thing is plain and practical. That comes of having a practical farmer at the head of the agricultural department. At the head of the same department at Ottawa we have a praotioal lawyer, who can neither speak Engliah not hoe pota- toes in French. (Laughter.) "I'm pleased at what I have seen bere. Why, the Kingston Military College for the pursuits of war costa us more to keep up than this institution for the pursuits of peace." John Cavan, the deputy Patron, was also very complimentary to President Mille and the college. THE DOCTOR'S TENDER SPOT. Dr. Willoughby concluded some of the speakers had been tramping on his corns, and when he got up he said the insinn• ation that the Conservatives were hostile to the college was untrue, "Because we criticize certain things about its management does not chow we are against," ha said. "Vire criticize the college for the college's good. Criticism is not hostility." The doctor was soon appeased, the speeches finished and another hour or so spent around the building before the start back to Toronto was made. Among the London visitors there were WLllian MoNeil and Allan Bogota the well known poultry fanciers. Testimony of Great Men. opinions et Value on a 1alnnbie Qnestlon. Sin Wm. HARconar-."I _believe' in - runtime to he One of the very beat ways of Raving that a mannan select." RrenT Hos. G. J. GosrEN—"The enbjeot is one of great importance, I should like to see the existing number of policies largely extended. The praotioal value of life assurance has been folly reoognized by members of the House of Commons, and I think it difficult to over-estimate the enormous advantages the system offers to the community. In- come tax has never been levied on any , income required for the payment of a life insurance," Ray. PHILIP$ BBooxe—"I know no man who ought not to have his life in- sured except it be the wandering Jew.l And perhaps foe him some sort of an 1 endowment policy would not be a bad thing, something that might lead him to lay aside for fatore use a little of that moss that such a rolling stone as he had been must have accumulated, If I may speak of my own profession, I fanny there is none that profits so mach by the great work that you are constantly doing, as the profession of the ministry. Miniatere, almost all of them, exist on starving salaries. Just as soon as they begin life, and moat of them begin early, families ammo/ate and anxietiee in- crease ; perhaps they are not thrifty ; they trust too largely in a gracious Providence ; their whole life becomes hampered. The work that they are doing, the truth that they are preaching, the relations in which they stand, begin to be burdened and weighted down by the awful question as to what ie to become of those for whom they are responsible, when they themselves are passed away." These opinions may all ba put' into praotioal operation by taking oat one of the unconditional, non -forfeitable policies of the Confederation Life Aa. eooiation, which company 00 represented in Bruaeela by W. H. Kerr and in the county by W. Taylor, RELIEF IN SIx Froua8.—Diotreaoing kid- ney and bladder diaoases relieved in six hours by the "Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise and delight on aocouot of iia exooeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary pas*ages in male er female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost im- mediately. If yon want quick relief and cure this ie your remedy. Sold by G, A, headman, druggist, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, 1 Se MORRIS COUNTY, j Olave Dallimore being duly sworn on Hie oath said that the foregoing statement is just and true. OLAVE E. DALLInORE. Sworn and subscribed before me De- cember 3, 1804. Amos C. RATHBUN, [sash l Notary Public. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo- ple are an unfailing speoiflo for auoh die. eases as locomotor ataxia, paralysis, St. Vitas dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheum• atiam, nervous headache, the after effects of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, that tired feeling resulting from nervous prostration ; all diseases resulting from vitiated humors in the blood, snob as sccolula, chronic eryoipelae, etc. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions, irregular- ities and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood, and restore the glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. In men they effect a radical cure in all oases arising from mental worry, overwork or enemies of whatever nature. There are no ill effects following the nee of this wonderful medicine, and it can be given o children with perfect safety. These pills are mannfaetnred by the Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Brook. vi11e, Ont., and are sold only in boxes bearing the firm's trade mark and wrap- per, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50. They may be bad of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company. Genera( Nevvra. The King of Spain has recovered from his recent illness. Several prominent members of the Eng. liah Parliament are at present suffering from influenza, Mrs. Hoarce E. Pope, and William Bruaeeau were both held for murder of Dr. Pops in Detroit. Frederiok Douglas, the noted freedman orator, died on Wednesday night in Ana. ooetia, a suburb of Washington. The bill to repeal the anti -Jesuit law pasted the German Reichstag amid cheers from the Catholic party. Five witnesses before the commission at Moosh testify that they saw the roma ram of children dating the Armenian outrages, There were launched on the Clyde duk- ing January eight vessels of 16,025 tone, as compared with eleven vessels of 16,845 tons to January last year. A stranger who was shown round Pe. terborough oathedral, England, the other day gave tite dean a cheque for twenty thousand dollars toward the fund for a new organ. One of the former directors of the ill. fated Bank of Wales has intimated bis williugnees to pay one hundred and twerp ty.five thousand dollars in order to be relieved of any possible liability. James B. Gentry, the murderer of Madge Yorke, the entrees, was arrested the other day in Philadelphia, He had attempted to commit l uiaido and was found unconsoiono on a doorstep. A despatch from Cairo says that friend- ly natives assert that a rising of the na- tivee against foreigoara will take plane during the Ramadan fast, whioh begins on the 20111 alt, and lasts a month. The general opinion in Pekin is that Li•Hung•Ohd,ng has only boon reinstated' in favour in order to make him an ad. ceptabie envoy to Japan, and that he Will be made a scapegoat when the mission is ended, whether he is audcooefnl or nut. rrAlUWORTH ATIP ORI1STPIR al, WHITE DQAR$ FOR SEit'VI0J4, or The undersigned will troop tar st' ee on North T> elf bot 20, Son, 7, Morris, a thorn' bred 'teamworth' Boar, recently pamatured from the well known breeder, ado, Bell, Am- ber. Aloe a Ol Deter white Soar. Terme, 01.00 00 be paid at time of service with priv- i1eg ff41360101 n0 if n00eesary, 8. WALKER,Proprietor, BOAR IFR SR,LVIOE.—THE undersigned w111 keep for sexmlea, at Lot 10, Oon,10, Grey, a tboro' bred young Pericahire boar. Pedigree may be aeon on a plioatton, Terme 21,00 t0 be paid at tim . of eorvioo wibis privil JN of returning 1f noo- 020817, JNO, BROWN', Mani . Proprietor. B10AR FOB SERVICE.—THE Undersigned will keep for eervi08,, on lot le, non, 10, Grey, the Otero' bred un- proved White :Yorkshire boar, "Cranbrook Puke," purchased from John Cousins Bons, Harrleton. Terme-21.00 to be paid at the time of service with privilege of return• fag if necessary, Pedigree. and stook may he seen on applleation, CHARLES IL EN1GHT, 12.801 - Proprietor, • BOAR POE SERVIOE,-TUE Underetgued will keep for 8erviee on Lot 26 Con, 6, Morris, the thoro' bred. im- proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected," bred from J. E. Drothour's 'sweepstakes 8oW at Chicago Pair. Terms, 01.00.. to be paid at the t,me of service with privilege ofre- turning if necessary, Pedigree may be seen on application. 1LOBT. NICHOL, Sprillg Goods. 1 have jnst received my First Shipment of Spring Prints —AND A FEW LINES .OF— Dress Goods. 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Beautiful sets in Sintelare and Embossed Silks suitable for Drawing Rooms, &c. Call in and see them. A discount of 10 per cent. on all goods purchased between now and March,lst. W. Roddick, B±USS ] S. "Footprints . On the Sands Of Time.". . Looking at them closely it is not hard to be- lieve that some of them might have been made by ants, so very small their stop and so crooked their way ; excitable little creatures that with all their flurry never seem to get anywhere in particular, and whose whole interest seems to be that of turn- ing aside from obstacles. Others again, in the great length of their stride, remind one , of the mighty jump of the kangaroo. They are evidently. getting somewhere, and on reflection it oceurs,to the observer that these must be the tracks of those shrewd merchants who 'got there' by jumping from one advertisement in Tun I313ussl;,z,s Post to anoth- er, and as we ponder their prodigious strides, these beautiful lines of the poet come to minds Footprints that perhaps another Sailing o'er life's troubled main, Some forlorn and shipwrecked brother Seeing may take heart again. .i: iJ