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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-11-22, Page 66 mE B1 SS ELS. gip ° poeeIe dist .. EVERY FRIDAY MORNING au time for the:early mails) Qt teThe L'osL" Steam Feb11511111g Uouae6 Tontonunil0 „ BunSetora, Our, Tran Is 07, Srn0On1i'TIQN.—Qne dollar a aobea010 advance, io0 t paid is denotte ed byitheedate en the address label, Alawn2Trar0d BATES.—pie followingg rates will be charged to those who advortire by theyear.— • ee nl 1 x00, 1 6 410, 6 mo One Qolumii 800,001 828,00 ee0.00 " Ralf 01.00 30,00 12,00 garQuartr 20.00 12.00 8,00 12.00 I 8.00 5.00 Eight cents per line for 6ret insertion, and three Dents per line for each subsequent Io. eortion. All advertisements measured as Nonpareil-121iues to the tuob, Buoiness Cards, eight lines and under, $5 Per annum. Advertisements without epool0o direo, tions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged aaeordingly, Instructions to change er discontinue an advcrtlsemeat must be left at the counting room DIT= Poem not later than Tuesday of each week This is imperative, W. XX. KERJ , Editor and Proprietor. `aealot•tlx. R. Common has shipped several oar loads of turnips to Buffalo this season. O. H. Broadloot is laid up with a severe siege of typhoid fever at the residence of bis father, J. H. Broadfoot. Harry Town had the misfortune to get one of his bands severely out while work- ing with glass, one day recently. Samuel Bennett, of the planing mill, bad three of his lingers badly oat which will neoessitate his laying off work for several days. James Scott, jr., has had an hydraulic ram placed near the Roxboro river, and now has the water pumped from the river to hie stables, for his stook. The celebrated tenor, Harold Jarvis, of Detroit, will appear in Cardnos' Hall on Monday evening, November 25th, under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society. George A.. Sills gave notice that at the next meeting of council he would intro - dune a by-law to raise money for the pur- chase of a bell for the town building, and the ereotion of the same, the purchase of an electric fire alarm system for the town, and for hose and fire appliances required. These things are made necessary on ao. count of the report of the Fire Under- writers' Association .inspector, and un- less they are procured tbejinsuranoe rat- ing of the town will be lowered, and the rates oorrespondingly raised. lv%osis flop. A oow belonging to Jas. Laoey, near Beechwood, gave birth to twin calves one day last week, one of which has excited great curiosity, being without a tail. The calf is alive and apparently doing well. This is a most peculiar freak of l nature, The following is the standing of the pupils of the Winthrop eobool for the month of Oct. Govenleck, W. Hinehley, 111. Brewster ; Part 2nd—M. Henderson, M. Ross, M. Campbell - 2nd class—R. Allen, 0. Dodds, J. Campbell ; 3rd Jun.—V. Murdie, M. Hanna, A. Dod- ds ; 4th Jun.—B. Grieve, M. Dodds, J. Tudor ; 5th—L. Morrison and Mary Murdie. Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 813,held a special literary and inimical entertain- ment in their Hall at Winthrop on Tues- day evening, the 5th, which was a very enjoyable and successful affair. The chair was occupied by Worshipful Mast- er Bro. R. Scarlett, whose happy re- marks in the ohair from time to time were well received by the large audience and contributed not a little to the success of the evening's proceedings. The pro. gram oonsieted of readings, recitations, vocal and instrumental musio by Win- throp's most popular talent, and the per - feat manner in wbieh each number watt rendered would havo done credit to en- tertainers of a professional standing. A substantial silver collection was taken up at the close of the entertainment, which was donated to the Lady 'Prue Blue Lodge, and for which Miss Boyd, in be- half of the Lady True Blues, made a neat reply of thanks. After the enter. tainment refreshments were served by the Lady True Blues to which, it ie needless to say, all did ample justice. The entertainment was ane of the most thoroughly enjoyable ever given by the members of Winthrop L. 0. L. G ocleric1i. We are pleased to learn that Geo. Porter is improving, and hope soon to bear of his complete recovery. Rea. Jas. Hamilton, the new incum- bent of Leeburn and Goderich Tp. Pres. byterian churches, has taken up his resi- dence on South street, Sabbath, Nov. 17th, anniversary servi- ces were held in North-st. Methodist church, when Rev. G. W. Henderson, chairman of Sarnia District, occupied the pulpit morning and evening. The regular Fall meeting of the West Huron Farmer's Institute willbe held on Nov. 28th at Holmesville, and at Gode- rich on Nov. 20th. Dr. Mills, Presinent of the 0. A. 0., and J. I. Hobson, of Mershon', will address these meetings, assisted by local talent. A meeting of the Children's Aid Assaoi- ation of the County of Huron wee held in the office of the Secretary, Mr. time, in the Court House, when the oonatitn- tion and By-laws of thie Aesooiation were adopted, and the declaration of incorpor- ation was signed by the membere. A series of meetings will be held in the North -at. Methodist church school -room on Monday acid Tuesday, the 25th and 26th, under the an5pioee of the Normal Inatitute branch of the Provincial Sab- bath School Association, conducted by Rev. John MOEwen, late Secretary of the Norma Inatitute, Mr, Marsden, of the burned out Albion hotel, Goderich; recently made appliea- tion to be allowed to continue bueiness in some other premises, aolnapeetorPaieley went 00 Goderich to see about the mat- ter, but whed helearned that Mr. Mars- den had not any of the accommodation neoessary to meet the regulations, -ho de• ellned to recommend the lioenee, • Stack hooka opened and eked; as tar AS wantedanheerlbed au Friday eyeninp, for the Goderich Itrnitting Company, 181 togl 00 825,000 In gharee of 8100 each, The sbockheldere are :—Geo. aeon, Chas. A, Nairn, pr. J, R. Shannon, Zameg Clark, E, Powning,C, A,13umber, 1t, (1,11aYs, A. Munro, D, 0. Strachan, Wm, Wallace, Wm. Selland and Henry Berson, all of Goderioh, Stockholder's met Saturday morning and elected Gao. Acheson, Jas, Olark, Dr. S1anuou, E, Downing, C. A, Humber provisional di• reotor0, Clinton. Oonduoter Hun is still in e0 low a condition, as a result of hie accident hero, that no ono ie allowed to see him. The elootrio light bee been plaood in reotory of St. Paul's obnroh ; also in the mechanical part of the New Era otiioe. Wm. Coats, inepeotor of the House 01 Hafuge, wenb to Berlin to gather what information he could concerning the House of Befogs there,' The cattle pone at the station, which bad got into a filthy condition, were cleaned out this week by the G. T. 1Z., which is putting in a considerable quan. tity of coal cinders, Robt. Matron underwent an operation; which it is hoped will improve his ohan- ee5 for recovery. Ib was performed by,a couple of medical men, and consisted In the removal of a portion of the spine. S. S. Cooper's new factory is certainly a big improvement over the old one, and he has lost no time in having it rushed up. It is 62x75 feet in size, two stories high ; the brick work. was oommenoed on the 7th, the men losing part of the,8bh, owing to raln, and this part of the work was completed last week. The work of extending the eleobrio light to the Hoose of Refuge is being pushed forward;the poles are all up and the wiring is eing done as quickly me possible. It took about 60 poles to carry the wire, and the post of the wire itself, to say nothing of the work and the inter- nal wiring at the armee,. is 0165, so that it will take the Company- some time be- fore it makes one cent on the contract. Gorrie. The brick work of Mr. Hammond's new residenoe is completed. The brick work of the new Vidette oftioe was finished last week. The prospeota are that Gorrie will have electric light in the near future. Within the last week or eo many of the farmers around Gorrie have had some of their geese stolen. David Sanderson has a large owl in his window. Hie owlship was caught by John Day, just North of this village. We are pithead to learn that Miss Martha Keine, who met with a painful aeoident a short time ago, is improving. D. Sanderson is erecting a large and handsome new residence in the North end of the town, just South of Mrs. James'. Walter Evans, eldest son of John Evans. of this village, has been elected Vice.President of the Young Liberal - Conservative Oleb of London. Vick Eastern, who has been baking fur Mr. Copeland, left for Devil's Lake, North Dakota, to take the plane of his brother, who was accidently shot a short time ago. Tuesday evening, 26th inst., Rev. Josias Greene, formerly pastor of the Methodist church, but now of Fullerton, will de. liver an address in the Methodist church on his recent visit to Europe. Lucknow. Luoknow is now well off for toneorial artists, their being three in the village. Nearly one hundred fat bulls have been shipped from the Luoknow station to the Old Country markets within the past few weeks. Dr. Garner returned from his trip to Algoma, looking hale and hearty. He brougbt home with him about 50 part- ridges and a large number of rabbits. John Stewart, while working in his father's sash and door factory, had the thumb of his right hand badly bruised, and a portion of the nail taken off, by being naught in the cogs of the governors. A young man of respectable appear- ance and a stranger, stole e, pair of Cor- dovan Bal. those, with toe nape and mak- ers name—John MoPhereon, Hamilton— stamped on soles, from John Peart, of. this village. The constable wants to take a walk up Havelock street, as a gang 'of rowdies make it a point to atone the house of Neil Molnnis when he is away, they are too cowardly to do so when he ie there. Mrs. Molnnis and children, have on more than oneocaasion been compelled to leave the house and seek shelter at the house of a neighbor. On Tuesday afternoon of last ween three young men strnak the town. From half•paet four until 8 p. m. they remain- ed in McGarry', hotel, when they went out. After the late train came in two of• them went to Mr. Moore's at the station. In the morning a gold watoh belonging to Miss Moore was missing, and the village constables got out warrants for their ar. rest. They were arrested near Gerrie and brought back to the village. One of them had remained in Luoknow selling spectacles, and as he was suepeated of being In league with the others, he was also arrested and placed ho the look -up. A Popular Weekly. Among Canadian newspapers the com- manding position occupied by THE TO- RONTO GLOBE is universally acknow- ledged. In enterprise it is unrivalled, as a news distributor it has no equal, as a leader of pnblio opinion it exeroisee an in. fluence that is felt from one end of the Dominion to the other, THE WEEKLY GLOBE, with its varied departments— agriculture', commercial, aerial stories, cable and general news, editorial and special articles—makes a most excellent home payor and ie deservedly popular in all parts of the country. .4101P00UN0LANIl'S I'EDOOLOTIO.'', The Telegram, the St. John's, Nfld., Government organ, announces that short- ly after the arrival of Sir Herbert Mur- ray, new over, nOr who' y, grs due abort the end of the month, Premier White. way will leave on a visit to Canada, It expresses no definite opinion on the oh. jeot of his mission, but the prevailing opinion is that be goes to seek to re -open She confederation negotiations, it being almost a foregone conclusion that the colony cannot exist beyond another year as a self-governing one. 00010M A corns TO A la4.6L, 0, B,Simg, in Dagenet Abroad, tell@ a good obory of premature burial, 4 gen. toleman!a nerpae was brougbt ill ,be casket tt fashionable undorb8kgr's 11 n Spain and deposited en the promisee. The un, dortakor woo giving a ball, When the, ball was at its sleight a gentleman in fall evening dress andde 1Yjoined the m, Many, He dwnuad with the wife of the undertaker, and be danoed with the un. dertaker'a daughter, and ermined to he thoroughly enjoying himself, The un- dertaI1d�er thought he knew big face, but did nOt like to be rude and ask him his name ; bot by.and.by all the gueebg de- parted, and the strange gentlomah was the only one left, "Shall I send for a pub for you?" said the host at last. "No thank you," replied the gentleman ; "Pm staying in tbohouse." "Staying le the house I" oxolaimsd the undertaker, "Who are you sir?" "What—don"t you kuow me ? I'm the corpse that was brought in this afternoon," The under. taker, horrified, rushed to the mortuary room and found the coffin empty. - Hia wife and daughter bad been dancing with a corpse 1 An explanation of armee fol- lowed. The gentleman, who had only been in a trance, had suddenly recovered, and, hearing munle and revelry above, and !raving a keen sense of humor, had gob out of his coffin—the Spanish oofbn closes with a lid, which ie only looked just previous to interment—and joined the festive party. He was quite present able, as in Spain the dead are generally buried in full evening dress. Asked Of Housekeepers. Do you know :- Hot, alum -water will drive 'away oroton- bugs? Soap -bark boiled in water, will remove grease spotsfrom woollen materials ? Gasolene will perfeotlyoleanee silk ? Ohloroform will take ink stains from wool? Camphor takes out many stains from wool? Saltutensils10 the best oleaner of greasy kitohen A dish of water near a lamp will prove a trap for moths ? Fresh, raw meat is the beet bait for mioe traps ? A lamp should be filled quite full every day, and thus used will burn one wick many times as long as if it were only fil- led with oil when absolutely required ? The coldest place in the ice box is underneath the ice, not on top of it ? "A pint's a pound" only in butter and granalated.eugar ? In receipts, "one teaepoonfull" means rounded up as math above the spoon as the bocci rounds below ? A. hot oloth around the mould will help jelly or ices to come from it without sticking ? 2 whiskbroom +should be used for sweeping stairs ? wicker furniture may be renovated when soiled by washing with saltwater ? You can make your own mucilage by buying glue and dissolving it in water ? Gloves should never be mended with silk, but with colored cotton thread ? A tooth.broeh should always stand so that it may drain when not in use? A hair -brush should hs frequently washed id ammonia -water, and dried by standing it on its bristles in the sun ? A dish-oloth may be crocheted from white cord ? 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