The Brussels Post, 1895-7-5, Page 6Na"alz.cxo Vat
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Editor and Proprietor.
Between Life and Death,
THE NARROW ESCAPE OF A WELL
KNOWN NE W BURGH MAN.
Icy the Ears of a ringer Ili, diene. Moore of
that lllhtg0 Nears Death's Door, bpi.
Is Iles011011 after Meters Have Palled.
From the Napanee Beaver.
In the pleasant little village of New-
burgh, on the Bav of Quints Railway,
seven miles from Napanee, lives Mr. C.
H. Moore and family. They are favor.
ably known throughout the entire sea -
Mon, having been resideute of Newburgh
for years. Recently Mr. Moore has
undergone a terzible sickness, and his
restoration to health was the talk of the
village, and many even in Napanee and
vicinity heard of it, and the result was
that The Beaver reporter was detailed to
make an investigation into the matter.
Mr. Moore is a carriage maker and while
working in Finkle's factory last Winter
met with an accident that caused him
the loss of the forefinger of his right
hand. It was following this accident
that his sickness began. He lost flesh,
was pale, suffered from dizziness to the
extent that sometimes he could soaroely
avoid falling. He consulted physioiane
and tried numerous medicines, but with-,
out any benefit. He was constantly
growing worse and the physician seemed
puzzled, and none of his friends thought
recover. One dayneighbor
he would a
urged Mrs. Moore to persuade her hos
band to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a
trial, and after much persuasion he con-
sented. After a few days he began to
feel better, and it no longer needed per-
suasion to induce him to continue the
treatment. A marvellous change soon
came over him. Eaoh day he seemed to
gather new strength and new life, and
after eight boxes had been taken, be
found himself again a well man. Mr.
Moore is now about sixtyfive years of
age, he has Leen healthy and has worked
hard all his,fifeuntil the sickness alluded
to, and now, thanks to Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, he is one's more able to work
in his old accustomed way, and does not
hesitate to give the credit to the medi.
cine that restored bin] to health, at a
cost no greater than a couple of visite to
the doctor.
Time and again it has been proven
that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure when
physicians and other medicines fail. No
other medicine has such a wonderful
record and no other medicine gives euoh
nndoubted proofs of the genuineness of
every are published, and this accounts
for the fat that go where youwill you
hear nothing but words of praise for Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. This great reput.
ation also accounts for the feat that un-
scrupulous dealers here and there try to
impose a bulk pill upon their customers
with the claim that it "is just as good,'
while a host of imitators are putting up
pills in packages somewhat similar in
style in the hope that they will reap the
reward earned by the merit of the geoo•
ine Pink Pills, No matter what any
dealer says no pill 15 genuine unless it
bears the full trademark, "Dr: Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People," on the wrap-
per around every box. Always refuse
substitutes, which are worthless and may
be dangerous.
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
London has 10,500 public houses.
The saloon wants "free raw material."
That material is boyo.
The incorrigible drunkard is not so
much a freak as be is a crop.
Death seems to be the only protection
afforded the drunkard's child.
New Hampshire legislature has passed
a law forbiddingthe giving as well as the
sale of tobacoo.to miners.
The legislature bf California has pass-
ed a bill prohibiting the sale of liquor
within two and a hall miles of any
soldiers' home.
A notorious saloon in Buffalo, known
as the "Gold Dollar," is to be turned in.
to a temperance saloon, after the plan of
Biehop Fallowe' "home saloon" fn Chi.
Dago.
It is said that Benjamin Franklin,
while working as a printer among Lon-
don beer drinkers, was known as the
"American Aquatic," because 110 drank
only water.
In the little German principality of
Waldeck a decree has been prooleimed
that a licenee to harry will not ho grant.
ed to any individual who is in the habit
of getting drunk,
A. comparison of the consumption and
profit of intoxicants in Great Britain,
shows that during ten years the consump-
tion has increased ten per cent, and the
profit to the brewers and distillers forty
per Cent.
Grace Howe, a pretty eighteen -year.
old girl, startled her fellow-prisonere in
eeiaokson jail by a Well•devoloped attack
of delirium tremens. Althoogh a mere
child, she has spent large part of her
life in jail
A SNNeInvu MILT MAN: 5n 1853' A. L.
?Poster, together with others, formed a
corporation' and established a saw.mill
plant at a place Galled Forest City, in
Menominee County, -..Michigan. They
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employed 150 men. ri'he payroll is
boat 53,000 to 105,090 perinonth, There
are forty-five families, all having OM.
Portable homes, They Havea solloo1,
town hall, 114500y and reeding room.
101r, Foster determined to explode the
saloone;fr'otn the place. He was told by
e that he
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eovelai xparr need 1 r u t
°onld net keep met* to work for him.
witheut saloons. Ho determined to try
the experiment. ,Never since the organi-
zation of the company hoe it been porn.
pelted tp send away for employees. The
nearest saloon IC at Metropolitan five
tulles dietapt, Mr, Foster writes that
he has never epent a dollar in railway
fares or time to get men—simply an.
ewerieg lettere is all the expenee to VIM ob
ha has been put. They have never had
oeateion to use one single dollar for the
peer fund, either town or eouuby. The
mill tae been running for about ten
years.
nits, l'lrir0 01080s [colt J0U0 0Gls'1s.
1, A good bioyoliet is oareful of his
roads, therefore when taking a header be
careful not to hit the road too hard with
your forehead. Ton might make a dent
in the pavement.
2. 'in falling off your wheel do not fall
on both sides at once. Failure to observe
this rule will result in dividing you
against yourself.
8. Always be oourteoue, If a trolley
oar has the right of way over the track
do not dispute with it. A boy in Maes.
aohueette who broke this rule broke hie
right arm and his cyclometer at the same
time.
4. Be cautious. In riding from New
York to Brooklyn know the driveway.
Don's try to wheel over the suspension
cable. Yon might slip and fall into the
smokestaok of a passing ferry boat.
5. Keep your lamp lit when riding at
night. The boy who thought he was safe
because he had a parlor matoh in his
pooket, came home with a spoke in his
wheel that didn't belong there.
8. Do not be rough with ice Darts and
furniture trucks. If you must run into
one of them dolt ae gently and tenderly
ae if it were a baby carriage. •
7. A merciful rider is merciful to his
wheel, so do not force a bicycle beyond
the point of its endurance, unless you
want to walk baok with your wheel on
your shoulders.
8. Keep pool. If in the course of a
ride you find yourself in a tight plane,
with a skittish horse to the left and a
steep ravine to the right, and a bull -dog
directly to the fore, take the ravine.
You'll go into it, anyhow, and if you take
it alone, without dragging the dog or the
horse after you, your chances will be im.
proved.
9, Never use spurs on the pneumatic
tires of your wheel. The use of spurs in
this manner is likely to leave your bicy-
cle in a winded condition. Spurs are not
comfortable, either, in ease of a throw.
10. Do not be stubborn with a balky
wheel. If g
the front wheel ate in a
rut
going East, and the hind wheel in another
going West, dismount and argue the mat-
ter standing, unless you are tired, and
want to lie down by the roadside without
making the effort to do so unaseieted.
FIGS AND THISTLES.
Wherever the cross is, Christ is.
Nothing pulls toward heaven like a
good example.
No life can be a failure when God di•
recta it.
Whoever loves God, loves light.
A little religion is hard to keep.
Sin always feels the safest in the dark.
When God measures men the standard
is Christ.
Humility dies the moment it looks in
the glass..
The man who bates light will run from
a shadow.
Babes in Christ should never be fed on
watered milk.
When gossips meet, the devil eon sib
down and rest.
The devil gets many a boy by getting
his father first.
Don't be n saint in church and a
heathen on the street oar.
A city's righteous men are a better
safeguard than its police.
The wise men can learn something
from the mistakes of a fool.
The devil has some very good friends
who belong to the church.
The man of faith is never in a hurry
for God to explain himself.
The man who lives for Christ, knows
that Christ died for him.
There is a good deal of laziness that
goes by the name of sickness.
A Christian stops growing as soon as
he begins to measure himself.
Ien't it strange that the man who can
drink or let it alone never does.
If angels bad to live with some men,
there would be more fallen ones.
Do ae much good as you pan, and God
will see to it that you do enough.
In nine cases out of ten the man who
has riches paid too much for thein.
The first step toward heaven is taken
when the heart says good -by to sin.
When Adam left Eden, an angel went
before him, whose name was Hope.
Many a prayer for a revival has failed
because the preacher didn't want it.
The devil has to keep busy to hold his
own in the tomo of a praying mother.
Give a lie one day the start, and truth
will have to chase it around the world.
IE the 8132 never went down, there are
00111e crimes that would not ho oommit.
bed.
The devil stands the hest °brume be•
tween a bright saloon and a dreary
home.
Many a man whose prayers are too
long, sells goods by a meaeurs that is too
short.
Many a man will fight for his oreed,
who never has a word of e000uragement
for hie wife.
Plant a good mananywhere in thin
world, and the devil will immediately be.
gin walking up and down in that neigh-
borhood.
If there is any dog in 8 man, itis sure
00 growl when his food to not to his taste,
Something is the matter with the
preaohini', when the devil can sell liquor
enough to rein a town in sight of a church
steeple.
CATensou RIOLmv013 IN 10 To. GO 5115111T198,
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One short puff of the breath through the
Blower, eupplled with each bottle of Dr,
Agnew's CMtarrah Powder, diffuses this
Powder over the surface of the nasal
pabeagee. Painless and delightful to
use, it relieves instantly, and permanent.
ly cures Oatarrah, Hay .Fever, Colds,
Headaoh e, Sore Throat, Tonailitis and
Deafness GO dents at G. A. Deadmir;n'e,
THE ,DIST
t►C aalnleterlirt AIlpoiatntr•nte ill Von tee,
Olen With tat Salisbury Itegisue.
The follptving 10i'ieterial *851p0100028209
in addition to those already made, are
oft oiall announoed ; •
Lord Hoiebury, Lord Sigh Ohonoollor,
Vispount Cross, Lord of the Privy
Seal.
Sir Henry Jame, . Chancellor of the
Duo of I ancestor,
Sir Matthew W, l idley, Home Seers.
tart'.
The Marquis pf Lansdowne, b eorotary
of State for War.
Lord George Francis Ifamilton, See.
rotary of State for India.
Bight Hon. Charles T, Ritohie, Pres•
ident of the Board of Trade.
Earl of Cadogan; Lord Lieutenant of.
Ireland.
Lord Ashbourne, Lord Chancellor of
Ireland.
Lord Balfour, of Burleigh, Secretary
for Scotland,
All of the foregoing will bemembers of
the Cabinet. In addition to these Robert'
William Millbury, 81. P., has been ap-
pointed financial secretary to the Treas-
ury, and George Nathaniel Curzon Under
Secretary for Foreign Allaire,
The other Cabinet appointmente pre•
viously announoed ofeially aro
Lord Salisbury, Prime Minister and
Secretary of State for Foreign Affalre.
The Duke of Devonshire, Lord Presi-
dent of the Council.
Right Hon. A, J. i3alfour, First Lord
of the Treasury.
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, Sea.
rotary of State for the Colonies.
Right Hon. Sir Michael Hieks•Beaoh
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Right Hon. Geo. J. Goschen, First
Lord of the Admiralty.
It is stated that the Cabinet is now
complete, and that the Chief Secretary
for Ireland, the President of the Board of
Agrienituro and the Postmaster General
will be iooluded in the Ministry.
RELIEF m Six Roves,—Dietrensing kid.
not' and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the ...Great South American
Kidney Cure." This new remedy is'a
great surprise and delight on account of
its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quiolc relief and
core this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
Mrs. Huff, the woman who took poison
on Saturday morning, is likely to recover.
Wiarton has been considered a law•abid-
ing town, but there seems to be a limit
to its residents' forbearance. About mid•
night Saturday thirty masked men arm-
ed with
rmedwith horsewhips, went to Huff's house
and dragging Huff out in the rood, ad-
ministered a genuine horse whipping,
himlave town by
then ordered h to s
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midnight on Sunday, under threat of the
whipping being repeated. Huff is a
worthless character.
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INn.IG E'S7%IONtD 1,2:Z i NE55.
LRUP,TlONS ON!T,F1E. :SK IN.
EAUTI'FIE5 �'Co MIP.L.EtX'IbN:-
An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE? T0NI0.
Sold by Druggists or sent by Mail, 20o., 600.,
and $1.00 per package. Samples free.
go E® The Favorite TOOTHPOWDER
for the Teeth and Breath, 260.
Sold by JAS. EUS, Drnssiel, ltrnsscle.
8HNCLES.
British Columbia
Bed Cedar Shingles
AND—
North Shore
Pirie and Cedar
POR SALE AT TEE
Brussels Planing bills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat-
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
S. & P. AMENT.
poi[ Silout!
It will soon be known I am tak-
ing all kinds of Photos, Cray-
ons, Pastel's and Water
Colors.
Pictures taken as natural as life
of Fathers, Mothers, and
Babies, Grandfathers and
Great -Grandfathers, and
Gentlemen With
their Ladies.
Pictures of your houses and stock,
Lawns, Groups, Pic-nic Par-
ties, in fact all kinds of out
and indoor work in the
Highest Style
of Art.
H.R. BREWER
A1oTIST, BEUSS17LS.
Light Plant
Fon, $AL.E..
The undersigned
his
decided
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to offer for sale the Brussels
Electric Light Plant. A first
class investment can be shown
Easy
terms; good reason for
e li g ; full particulars cheer-
fully furnished on application.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Proprietor.
BOAli, FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned yywill IkeepRfuor eervloe ou
cker
White boar, iblis wet," Ped! 0e3 may
be seep 0u application,ms, $1, t0 be
paid at the ,time of service with privilege
of returning it necessary.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
85.21 m Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Un erei nod will 1017
oop fav service on
Lot' 17, Odon,g14, Grey, the thoro'-bred lm--
ported Yorkshire .boor, "Pella Ord," bred by
I. 0. Brethour, Burford, Ont., World's Pair
prise winners, Pedigree may be 502n on
application. Terme—$1.00 to be paid at the
time of service with privilege of returning if
necessary. - L. MoN19IL,.
.44.4 Proprietor,
MAMWORTH AND CHESTER
1, WHITE BOARS P010 SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on
North Ralf. Lot 20, Oon, 7, Morris, a tboro'
bred Tamworth Boar, recently pu mimed
from the well known breeder, duo, Bell,. Am-
ber. Also a Chester Mite Boar. Terme,
81.00 to be paid at time of service with priv-
ilege of returning if neoesoarv.
7040 S. WAL1'C1iRR,Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERV1OE.—TIIR
Undersigned will keep for servtee on
Lot 20 Oen 0, Morris, the thorn' brod im-
proved White Yorkshire •Boar "Selected,"
bred from S, E, Bretbour'e sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair, Terms, x1.00 to be paid
at the time of cervico with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. Pedigree maybe seen'
on application,
1tOBT. NIOEOL,
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service
on Lot? Oen, 55, Morris, the thoro'-brad Dur-
ham bull "Red Robin," Terms -8120 to be
paid on December 1st, 1890.
S, CLEGG, A. G. EASO 0,
41.8m Proprietor. Lot 7, Oou, 6;
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned w111 keep for service on
N Lot 20,Cou, 7,Maui be nolo'-b
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Starts, t t 84.
Durham bull,"Lord 'Melville,"'
n
Dur a pU 0646.
Terme, 5 may be soon on application.
Terme, 51.26 to inspire.
J0139 ROB13,
00.9m Proprietor.
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When you want a Stove, Tin
or Granite -ware. or Hard-
ware, Paints & Oils,
—CALL AT—
HUNTER'S
Hardware Store
Where you will, from
• this date, get a
MOOT of ` FIVE PER CENT
offaII Cash Purchases.
Fine Roman, Artists' Can-
vas in Stock.
A. HUNTER.
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The undersigned will keep
on hand a constant supply
of White. Fresh Lime suit-
able for all Building and
Plastering purposes.
Also North. Shore Pine
Lath and White. Brick for
Sale.
D. .YtOsn Lowry,
BRUSSELS.
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HAT'S & CAPS
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We have just Received
a large Consignment of Hats and Caps in all
the leading Shapes and Shadesj for Spring
and Summer wear.
Call and see our Balmoral
Cap, the Newest tiling in the Market.
Prices Better that. Ever Before.
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Are also coming to Hand.
Prices I.Styles Riggh ht .Right 1
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
D. C. ROSS,
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Brussels and Wrozleter.
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The 'Policy Contract issued by, this Association is perfection itself,
UNCONDITIONAL,
ACCUMULATIVE,
AND AUTOMATICALLY
NON -FORFEITABLE.
It leaves nothing further to be desired. Rates and full infor-
mation furnished 012 application.
W. n Em izErtril Agen>:a, Brussels.
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Still to the front and this Season want more
WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL
For which we will pay Higher Prices than Last Season
Big Bargains in Woollen Goods.
You oan depend on us paying HIGHEST CASH PRICE POSSIBLE, or in ex-
changing Wool for Goods we will pay a few cents extra, and guarantee to soli goods
at Cash Pricee. See our ohoioe range of TWEEDS, made from medium fine wool,
which we offer at he cents per yard. (This is a soft strap.) We have lowered our
Southdown Stocking Yarn and ahl wool Sed Blankets5 cents per 1b., also have re
duped ourprioes in other linee. Before disposing of your Wool we Invite you to call
or make enquiry and you will find that the .Listowel Woollen ,Mills offer the beet
value. Our stook le the Largest, Beet Assorted and Cheapest in Canada, Come and
try our special line of Fine Wool Flanhele at 25 cents, will not shrink in washing.
Give us a trial and we feel satisfied that you will find you have borne to the right fac-
tory with year wool. WO pay epeofal attention to our custom department in Card-
ing, Spinning, oto, Hoping to have the planate of seeing you and your neighbors
thie season, we remain, Yours truly,
�A a ECPSON'.
l P. S. --•-Remember we do not employ any Peddlers and our geode can be got only
by galling at the T'taotcry, so do not be led astray by Peddlers travelling
through the country claiming to have Our Goods.
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