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New Advertisements,
Notice—Mrs. Cale.
L00815--13. berry,
1'ruite--L, Il, Raiser.
Royal Crown Remedy.
Locals ---I. C. Rich;trda.
Locale --Dr, J. 0. Ayer.
Local—W. H. MoOrneken.
Popular i'riceo. E, Rogers,
Special N„ace-- J. '1', Pepper.
Choice Novelties- •14fiss Gauley.
Boar for Service --James Elliott.
Christmas 1l•e081118—J. T. Popper.
Now Restaurant—James McAlpine.
heifer Calf for Salo—G, A. Deadman,
Come on the Premises—RR. Dilworth.
Hosiery and Gloves—Ferguson et Hal-
liday.
Cttleudare and Booklets—G. A. Dead-
man.
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FRIDAY', DEC. 2, 1,892.
CANADA., according to the Edinburg Re•
view, gets most of the Scotch emigrants.
Scotchmen are generally allowed to be
canny and shrewd, and they could not
display their shrewdness better than by
making a choice of Canada when they
emigrate. The Scandinavians make good
settlers and it is satisfactory to know
that they aro coming to Canada in ever
inoreaeiug numbers ; the latitude suits
them, ae it also does Scotch people. As
soon as tariff reform is began and Cana.
dian farmers are given a chance to be-
come prosperous, our p,putation should
511080013 by leaps and bounds.
THERE has been so much said lately in
Bru-eels about Poll tax and who should
pay it that we reproduee the sections
from the Ontario Statues hearing 00 the
point. They fifty :
"Every male iuhabitaut of a city,
town or village of the age of 21 years
and upwards, and under GO years (and
not otherwise exempted by law from per.
forming statute labor) who has not been
assessed upon the assessment roll of the
city, town or vil'age, or whose taxes Flo
not amount to $2.00, shall, instead of
such labor, be taxed at $1,00 yearly there-
for, to be levied and collected at sub
times, by such persons, and in such man-
ner as the Council of the municipality,
may, by by-law, direct, and such in-
habitant shall not be required to have
any property qualifications. No person
shall be exempt from the tax unless 11e
produces a certificate of his baring per.
formed statute labor or paid the tax
elsewhere.'
TUE Toronto News says :—November
30th was the twentieth anniversary of
Oliver Mowat's election as representative
of South Oxford. Few men daring that
time have done more honor to themselves
or their coustituencia than he ; few have
been so successful in escaping the pit-
falls which beset the path of the politici.
an. The constituency which elected
him, the party which have follow, 1 him,
have reason to be proud of the record
built 1.p during s0 1113 n yelps. It says
much for Sir Oliver's integrity that as
the head of a party government he has
inc1 red so little blame. Starting out of
his political eare3r with the iutentiou to
discharge his whole duty to his constit-
uency and to the Proviooe, he can point
with pride to his twenty years record
and safely challenge criticism. The
value of his example on the younger
members of the party cannot be over-
estimated and the Liberalism of the
future will owe much .to his long tenure
of office.
Scats time ago a Commission was ap.
pointed by the Ontario Government to
gather information on the muoh talked
of question of the legality of dehorning
cattle and whether the practice was
worthy of commendation or not. After
holding about thirty meetiege the COm-
miteioners have made their report in
which they endorse the system.
The commission recommended as fol.
lows : "1. Tnat thepraotioe of deboruing
be permitted where performed with real-
enable skill, with proper ae ilianoes, and
with due regard to the avoidance of no.
necessary suffering, and that the Ontario
Government should bring to the attention
of the Dominion Government the deals•
bility of amending the law relating to
or0e,ty to animals so as to give effect to
the recommendation, "2. That the On.
tario Government should direct the matt.
agement of the Ontario Experimental
Farm to experiment with chemicals on
the horns of young calves, and also out.
ting oat the embryo horn, with a view to
ascertaining whether these methods aro
more desirable than salving off the horns
when they have attained their full
growth."
G.In v'rtel Nc;%v«1.
Bain making experiments in Texas
have failed.
tit 111e United States during the last
dotal year bounty was paid on 678,116,-
21.7 pounds of sugar.
Charles Boiseon was blown from the
platform of a onion Pacific train, near
Denver, last week, and killed.
II. II, Odell, at one time the chain•
pion sprinter of America, hes committed
suicide at Spokane, Washington.
Mins 1±1ary Allen West, who has been
doing temperance work In Japan for the
past year, cried in T„kio last Friday, 01.11' Store.
The trouble between the Chicago Isle•
vetted railway employees and the com- 1tlOTilD
pauy fs to be sebmftted to arbihation' TltiS week including Christmas
A locomotive exploded at Brownsville,
Pa., last weep, killing Engineer Barry Cards and Booklets which are
and fatally scalding Fireman Neiffett, Very Pretty and Exceedingly
The pope denies that he has any idea 1.
Chea )
of establishing a leyatisu at Washington
and exJorseada d1apI011e1lai 10 the rbtileir. MISS a ',�1T ' a
Paul Jordan, who claimed to be an
illegitimate son of Napoleon Bonaparte, 9
has jcet died at Findlay, Ohio, aged 100
years. Turnborty St., B±'ussell.
TIIE BRUSSELS POST DEC. 9, 1892
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Tho earthquake shook felt at (111a
tanooga, Team„ on Friday ter ne out
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have been en.iroly local, Scientiate a
much puzzled.
A bill has been introduced in the Al
balm Legislature providing for an a
neat, or $600 to the widow of Jefferso
Davin during her 111u,
Receiver King, of the Ainelio Lntnbo
Company, at Portland, Oregon, chow
the company's indebtedness to be $660
000, tor.. i.0 $200,000.
Tho South le'ifteenth street mills of th
Oliver 11•on and Steel Co., at i'ittsbur
have closed down in ani department
throwing 1,000 mon out of work.
Seventy fuer lives were lost by t1,
sinking of the Japanese warship Chis
hunaruttan, which collided with th
British steamer Ravenna in the Inlan
sea,
in a drunken orgio with several com
panions at Fostoria' Oregon, on Frida
nt"hl, two young men, named SOharee
and 11foCullogh, drank themselves t
death.
The Christopher Columbus, the larges
excursion steamer afloat, With a oapacit
of 6,000 pussengere, has been launched a
West Superior, WieWis.,fur nee during th
World's Fair between Ghioago and th
fair grounds.
Al Brideton, N. J., Friday, two broth
ors named Beek created a disturbance n
the funeral of their father by throateniu
to thrash the officiating preacher for
destroying a bottle of rain which h
found iu 1118110 se.
At the residence of J. E. Bradley, a
So.,tiedetlo, 1'a„ on Sunday evening, on
of his antis, 8 years old, had procured
can of powder, and going to a roe
whore two others were sleeping sat dow
in front of the fire and opened the eau
An explosion followed, blowing th
windows of the house out. The children
are 80 badly burned it i8 feared that th
will die.
Farmers in some of the lower oo0uti
of New Jersey are greatly excited ova
the appearance of an 110001 found im
beddod in the wheat and corn kernels
which threatens its destruction. It
Cumberland and Salem cautttiee the pes
has developed alarmingly, and the entire
oontont0 of many corn cribs and when
bins have b en found possessed by th
little stranger,
The Royal Humane Society he
awarded its silver medal to Boatswain
lrI'Dermott for an extraordinary feat o
bravery, Two sailors of the warship
Swallow was bathing front a boat in the
sea off Zaczibar, when a shark appeared.
M'Dermott, who remained in the boat,
was clever enough to leap from the boat
square on the shark's back just ae the
latter name alongside of his prey. The
fish was fright,ued oft for time enough
to pull all three men on board the boat.
0, J. Cchimmiekey, of Baltimore, Md.,
11a- applied for a patent for an electric
sleigh of his own ieventiol. Stored
electricity, concealed beneath the seat,
1, the power which 18 transmitted to a
single wheelie front by means of an
endless chain, Tha !ace of the wheel is
provided with a number of cutters that
are imbedded in the snow, and prevent
the wheel from dipping. The inventor
says he can attain a speed of fifteen
miles an hour with his motor. The in-
vention is also chained to be applicable to
W wagon.
A clover swindle was perpetrated the
other day on a Channel steamer. A
young lady who 80.5 seemingly in great
distress from seasickness was approach
ed by a elan who nlfoea her a pastils as
a sure cure. She took it and ilnn1ediutely
recovered. All the ot11011 passengers
thereupon were anxi..us to try the c tp•
solea, and the 1085, who happened to
have a dozen boxes, sold them all at ten
Damao each But they failed to procure
any effect, mud on arrival at Calais 111e
man and th., young lady were seen going
off together.
Tee Sultan of Tarleey has made a vig-
orous break through the trammels of
national tradition and has given the
order that Turkey shall take a p1a0,1111
the march of oiviliration. 118 has grant.
ed cootie-sions for the construction of
long railways which will open up his
territory to the east, the north and the
south, having their termitnas Oonatanti.
nopie. One road is to run to Damascus,
and another, the Tigris and Euphrates
Railway, to the Persian Gulf. The non.
cessions have been granted to German
and Belgiau firms, English firms being
entirely left out.
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In Looking Over
Your Circle of Friends regarding
the donation of Christmas Pres-
ents it is perhaps hard to decide
WHERE and WHAT
To Buy, and to aid you we beg
leave to call your attention to the
Beautiful Stock of
Choice Novelties
which aro being displayed at
have a most extensive and attractive line of my own
Selection and direct importation from Yokohama,
Japan, of
JAPMIESE w.IINA
IN Five O'clock Pea Sets, Porridge Sets, Vases,
Fruit Plates, Cake PIates, Tea and Coffee
Cups and Saucers Artistically Decorated in
Charming Desigus.
ALSO A LARGE DISPLAY Of
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
IN Brush and Comb Cases, jewel Cases, Al-
bums, Shaving Cases, Handkerchief and
Glove Sets, Writing Desks, t&c , tic. Also
Books, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Xmas Cards, Booklets, eco.
A Multitude of Toys and Games for Children
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PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
BRUSSELS.
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The Stock is Complete in all lines
and is SECOND TO NONE
in Quality and Price,
If you want Winter Dress Goods, Flannels, Blankets,
Mantles, Yarns, IIosiery or Gloves,
We can Interest You.
WE NAVE THE G MIR "MN O MIEN MD GLIM.
Our Pugs are selling fast ---the rea-
son—Our values are the bes4,1.
IT you want a Rtieadylnadc Overcoat or Suit, we have the
styles, quality and price that will suit you.
Rubbers) Overshoes and
Felt Boots for Everybody.
Cardigan Overshoes for Women and Children,
Full lines of Crompton Corsets, We keep no other.
i. special drive in these goods, six doz. pairs to
sell at 25 per cent. below regular price.
it will, Pay you to get our' pikes bef'nre . 1Zbyins•
JAS. I1WI,
Late Iain Main, ..
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Next Door to American
Hotel.
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Begs to announce the arrival of her Xmas and New Years Goods,
comprising Silk Handkerchiefs both plain and embroidered of the
very newest designs, Lace and Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Ribbons, Silk Scarfs and Fancy Woollen Goods, Table Lin-
ens and Table Napkins, and a host of other fancy goods suitable for
presents for the coming Season.
Wo aro now doing the bust business in Brussels and Why ? Be-
cause wo have the Newest, Cleanest and Best Assorted Stock and
sell every class of goods at the lowest living profit.
Our Dress Goods this Season have beon a great success from the
fact that we always keep the largest stock to select from and the
most Fashionable Styles. We make a specialty of our Dress Goods
Department and are always on the look -.out for something new.
The balance of our stock we aro now selling at greatly reduced
prices so as to clear out to make room for our new Spring Goods
which will begin to arrive at New Years,
G-ROCERIES.
We have just received our Groceries for the Xmas Trade. Dur-
ing the Holiday Season wo intend giving our Customers the benefit
of low prices and will soll
20 pounds Granulated Sugar for $1.00
22 " Light Coffee cel 1.00
25 C° Nice Clean Brown tt 1,00
And every other kind of Grocoriog at the same low prices.
Wo will pay 18c. per dos. for Fresh Eggs and 16c. per Ib. for
good Roll Batter. Should the prices advance wo will give our cus-
tomers the advantage of the rise. Wo will also give the highest
price for every kind of Poultry.
131'usselo, Dee, 0th, 1802.
E, ROGER
BRUSSELS.
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20lbs. Gr_i'anuiated Sugar for $a.
25 lbs. Good Yellow Sugar for $1
A large assortment of the Choicest
Fruits of the Season.
Our Teals and Coffees are too well 'mown.
to need ally Recommendation.
The Largest Assortment of Glassware and Crockery ever
shown in Brussels, consisting of
Plain and Fancy China and Glassware,
Decorated and Printed Tea and ()inner" Sets,
Decorated and Printed Toilet Sets.
AKERY DEPATMET..
Fresh Bread and CalKOS. always on hand
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Any Orders left for Christmas Cakes will
have our Prompt Attention,
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