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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1893-5-26, Page 3MAr 26; 1893 TEE BRUSSELS POST NEW XOPli vs. CIIICAGO, The New York papers aro amusing themselves by slinging pleasantries at Chicago. The following vergae are a eam• pie of the many effuetone Ef yen goiu' to gee the °irotle called the big Chicago fair, 'goal better out your wisdom teeth an' eharpen'em with Dare, An' keep yer wits about ye, an' mind what yer about, Per they'll skin ye like the mischief of ye don't watch out They're a•goin' to charge for gazin' an' a extra lump for tbinkin' •, It'll oast a heap for satin', an' they'll souk it on fer drinkin' An' ef ye get a bed at night or of you go without, They'll akin ye like the mi,ohief ef ye don't watch out] It's a cent a piece for ooughiu', an' jest twine as ntnoh for eneoziu'; A nickel of ye hold yer breath, an' two of 'em for breathin'; A shillin' fer a whieper, au' a quarter for a shout - They'll skin ye like the mischief of e don't watch out They'll tax ye for the privilege o' welkin' on the ground, No matter of ye go ahead or of ye turn around, An' jes' because yer livin'-don't yer never have a doubt - They'll skin ye like the mieohief ef e don't watch out WE'VE ALWAYS BEEN PROVIDED FOIL "Good wife, whet are you singing for 7 You know we've loot the hay, And what we'll do with the horses and kye is more than I can say ; While like as not, with storm and rain, we'll lose both Dorn and wheat." She looked up with a pleasant fade and answered low and sweet : "There is a Heart, there is a and, we feel but cannot gee ; We've always been provided for and we shall always be." Jae turned round with a sudden gloom. She said . • "Love bo at rest • o e You oat the grass, worked (soon and late ; you did your very best, That was your work ; you'd naught to do with wind and rain, And do nob doubt but you will reap rich fields of golden grain ; For there's a Heart and there's a Hand, we feel but cannot see ; We've always been provided for and we shall always be." "That's like a wuman's reasoning -we inset because we must." She softly said : "1 reason not, 1 only work and trust; The harvest may redeem the day -keep heart what e'er betide, When one door shuts I've always seen another open wide ; There is a Heart, there is a and we feel but 0aenet see; We've always been provided for and we shall always be." He kissed the calm. and trustful faoe, gone was his restless pain ; She hearhim with a cheerful step go whistli down the lane ; And went about her household tasks full of a glad content, Singing, to time her busy hands, as to and fro she went - "There is a Heart, there is a Hand we feel but cannot the ; We've always been provided for and we shall always be." Days come and go -'twee Ohrietmae tide and the great fire burned clear ; The farmer said : "Dear wife, its been a good and happy year ; The fruit was gain, the surplus corn has bought the hay, yon know." Site lifted then a smiling face and said : "I told you so I For there's a Heart, and there'd a Baud we feel but cannot see We've always boon provided for end we shell awaye be." THE WORLD'S FAIR. BUTTER. 0008.1009 FROM 010E RELE0 OF TEE DEPART. MEET 00 Asn100001111. "11. Dairy products will be received for exhibition only between the first and tenth of the following mouths 1 -June, July, September and October, 1893. "12. The arrangement of all dairy ex- bibite will he under the ootiteol of that Department. "18. Exhibits of butter will be alasai- Aed and limited, as follows :- Class 1. Dairy, -butter made by ex- hibitor on the farm from a mixed ]lord. Exhibit to 0008188 of not more than ono . package, weight to be not less than 10 nor more than 20 pounds, Class 2. Dairy, --batter made by ex. hibitor on the farm from it herd of one breed. Exhibit to consist of not less than 10 nor more than 20 pounds. 019.s9 3, Printe and fanoy packages,- butter ackages;butter meet be manufactured by exhibi- tor. Exhibit to weepy space not exceed- ing 18 inches square. Total weight of exhibit not to exceed 20 pounds. Claes 4, Creamery, -butter made by the exhibitor front the milk of mixed herds from Dream separated front the milk in the creamery where the butter is made, Exhibit to consist of one com- meroial paokage, to weigh not less than 56 pounde: Clegg 5, Oreamery,-butter made by exhibitor from gathered dream. Exhibit to consist of one commercial package of weigh not lege than 55 pounde. "55. Butter will be judged on the fol- lowing pointe, the Agoras set opposite indicating the maximam per cent,, the total of ail Much =Aiming being 1001 Flavor , 46, Grain ., 20. Color , 15. Salting 10. Packing, 5• 100, the four menthe of Juno, July, Soptom• bor and Weber, In order to give every oheesemalser, who bas oboes() of exeoiient quality, en opportunity of tatting part in the oxhibi• Hon, I am permitted to make the follow - Total leg announcements, end to invite the "The general standard of Dolor for hearty oo•oporation of all olteeeetnakers, butter will be "Tune Grails Butter." towards factory managers, and pantie "Spoolal blanks will be furnished by towards making such a largo display Of this Department for the use of exhibitors of dairy produote," Canadians should make excellent ex. Whits in all oleos oo. In order to afford intending exhibitors every reasonable facility, I am permitted to mane the following ann0uoemenbe and to invite the hearty oo•operation of butter -makers, oreamerymanagere, pat- rons and dairymen, in an effort to make such a display of Canadian 13utber as will direst the attention of the world, in a favorable manner, bo the admirable op- portunities whioh Sanade offers for pro. libabls dairy farming. (1.) Those who intend to exhibit may write to Dairy Commissioner, Ottawa(' (postage free,) asking for address labels for butter and for entry forme. (2,1 Any butber.maker dairyman, or representative of any dairy or, creamery, may Bond butter for exhibition in any of all of the classes, (in whioh he ie entitled to exhibit), addressed to the Dairy Com• ntissioner ab llifontretel or Iugeesoll, Out., to reaoh either plane between the 31st May and 2101 June ; between 28th June and 20th June ; between 30th A.ugue6 and 1st September ; and between 27th September and 20th September. (8,) The butter for the classes and for the four different exhibitions, (Jute, July, September and October), may be of any mouth'e make. (4.) It should be packed secureiy so as to avoid injury from hent during transit from the plaoe of mauufaotaro to Mont, real or Ingersoll, Onb. Cold storage a0• oommodation has been arranged for at thea° two places; refrigerator ware will be used between theee planes and Chloe - go ; and refrigerator space under glass has been provided at the Dairy Building on the Exposition Grounds. (6.) The Dominion Government will pay all freight charges, as well ao the cost of oaring for the butter during the exhibition and until it ie disposed of af- terwards, (0) By the authority of the Honorable the Minietor of Agriculture, I am per- mitted to state that the Government will advance such a price es may be fixed by the Dairy Commissioner, on all the but- ter whioh is received at Montreal and Ingersoll. 7.) Several expert judges of acknow- ledged reputation in Ontario and Quebec have been invited to assist the Dairy Commissiouer in selecting from the lots whioh are received at Montreal and In- gersoll, euoh butter as many be counted worthy of being Bent to Chioago. Where any doubt arises, the butter will receive the benefit of the doubt. (8.) After the awards have been made at Chicago in gash of the four months, the butter which has won medals, or honorable menbiou, will be arranged in Provinoial groups, where it will be used as may beet set forth important .foots pertaining the dairy and general agrioul. tural interests of the several Provinces of Canada. CHEESE. ESTRACT0 FROM TUE ROLES OF 010E DE1400. .TIENT 00 AORICOLTOR L. "14. Exhibits of cheese from the United Status and Canada will be olassi- fied and limited, as follows :- Class 1. Cheddars -Exhibit to consist of one cheese, diameter not less than 14 nor more than 15 inobas, height not lase then 0 inches, weight to be not leas than 60 pounds. Class 2, Cheddars -Homo trade -Ex- hibit to consist of one cheese not less than 6 inches in height end not leas than 12 nor more than 15 inches in diameter. Class 3. Mediums -Exhibit to consist of one cheese not less than 6 nor more than 7i inches in height, diameter not lees than 14 uor more than 15 inobos. Class 4. Flats -Exhibit to consist of one cheese, diameter not less than 18 nor more them 16 inohee, weight not less than 25 nor more then 40 pounds. Class 5. Young Amerioas-Exhibit to consist of four cheese in one package, toted weight to be not less than 30 nor Canadian cheese as wilt oall the favorable attention of the world to the admirable faoilitioe whioh the Dominion oilers for profitable dairy farming, (1.) Intending exhibitors may write bo the Dairy Commissioner, Central Exper- imental Farm, Ottawa, (postage free), asking for address labels for cheese, and for entry forms. (2.) Any choesemaker or otlter repro- eente.trve of any factory or dairy, may send by freight cheeses for any oe all of the classes, addressed to the Dairy Com- missioner et Montreal, or Ingersoll, Ont., to mob either place between 31st May end 2nd Juno ; between 2811 Juno and 80th Juno ; between 80th August and let September; and between 27th September and 20th September. (9.) The cheeses for all the classes and for the four different exhibitions, (June, July, September and Ootober), may be of any month's make. If two ribcages front 0110 vat bo available, one cheese can be honed for testing at Montreal or Ingersoll, while the other may be kept intaut for exhibition at Chiong°. (4.) The Dominion Government will pay all freight °barges, as well as the ooet for oaring for the cheese during the exhibition and until they aro disposed of alterwarde. (5.) By the authority of the Honorable the .Minister of Agriculture, I am per- mitted to state that the Government will advance snob e. prise as may be fixed by the Dairy Commissioner, on all the cheeses which are received at Montreal and Ingersoll. (G.) Several expert judges of acknow- ledged reputation in Ontario and Quebec have been invited to assist the Dairy Commissioner in selecting from the lots whioh are received et Montreal and In- gersoll, such cheeses as may be counted worthy of being sent to Ohioago. Where any doubt arises, the cheese will receive the benefit of the doubt. (7.) After the awards have been made ab Chicago in each of the four months, the cheeses whioh have won medals or have received honorable mention, will be arranged in Provincial groups in the Dairy Building and on the Dairy Pyra- mid, where they will be used to set forth important fasts pertaining to the dairy and general agrionituralinterests of the several Provinces of Canada. 0ENERA0. The Dominion Government will bear all expenses of transporting, planing, ear - big for, and disposing of the butter and cheese. The several exhibitors will be offered every opportunity which may exist, or which may be provided, for winning medals and prestige for themselves; and they will not be asked to incur any lees, as the Government will not claim any re- bate on the price whioh is advanced on the butter and ahem. Thie provides for liberal treatment Of those engaged in the great dairy industry of Canada, and I invite your cordial co-operation in the effort to make the Canadian exhibition of butter and cheese the beet which has ever been made. JAs. W. ROBERTSON, Dairy Ctnmiseioner. roomier to .ltselt' ti ninny Important ihu•ttetttltrs Royal Crown Remedy 10 nitreront From and Superior to any Other Bled Mine. PE00LIAR in oombination, proportion and preparation of ingredients. Royal Crown Remedy possesses the full cura- tive value of the beat known remedies of the vegetable kingdom. Peonme in its medicinal merits. Royal Crown Remedy accomplishes onree hitherto unknown, Pnouxtti in strength and economy. Royal Crown Remedy is the only medi- oine of which it can truly be said, 126 doses one dollar. Medicine in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses and do not produce es good restate as Royal Crown Remedy. 1'Eo00011t in its good name at home. There is more Royal Crown Remedy sold more than 46 pounds. in London, where it is made, than all Class 6. Donteebio Swies-Bxhibit to other blood purifiers. consist of one &tease, weight to be not FEMUR in its phenomenal record of lees than 30 pounds. Claes 7. Brick Cheese-Exbibit to con- sist of six betake in one paokage, total weight to be nob less than 20 nor more than 40 pounds. Class 8. Dairy -Cheese made by ex- hibitor on the farm frons exhibitor's own herd. Exhibit to consist of one cheese, weight to be not less than 30 pounds. Class 9, Pineapple cheese -Exhibit to ooneist of Tom: cheese in one package. "15. Cheddars and flats will each be olaesified in two groups, vin., white and colored, and will be separately judged. Cheese, other than that mentioned above. offered for exhibit from the United States and Canada will be eubjeot to such limitations and roetriotious as to quality as may be decided upon by the Chief of the Department at the time ap. plication for space is made. "15. All oheese exhibited from the United Statute and Canute known cont. meroially as "American" and "Canadian" aheoeo, mast be manufactured of full now milk, "17. Cheese that has been out, bored, or tried in any way, will nob be admitted for exhibition. "18. All cheese will be divided into two olessee,that made previous to the year 1895, and that made during the year 1893, and will be judged on the fol. lowing pointe, the 'figures set opposite eachindicating the maximum per cent, the total of all such maximums being 100 :- Flavour 45. Texture 20. Color 15, Stilling 10. Make up 10. Total 100," Oan'odian maupfaoturere of ,cheese ebould maks numerous -and' exoellent ex- hibits in olaasee 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8. Class 5 will admit cheese whioh are oommocly known tie "Canadian Loaf" or "Truckle" cheese. Since all oheese will be divided into two main olaasee, "that made Keaton to the year 1803, and that niacin during the year 1803," any Canadian exhibitor may enter cheese made previous to 1898, as well as cheese made during 1898, in every olaee in iho exhibitions to be held during sales abroad. No other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so short a time. Do not bo induced to take any other preparation. Be sure to get Royal Crown Remedy. The official board of the Oeutrel Metho- dist 0 hard, St. Thomas, has unani- mously decided to invite Rev. 32. B. Lanceley, of Ridgetown, to the pastorate at the close of Rev. Dr, Pascoe'° term in . June, 1894. For Scrofula "After suffering for about twenty-five years from scrofulous neren oe the legs and arms, trying various medical courses without benefit, I began to use Ayer's Sam/swine, and a wonderful cure was are result. Fico bottles suffced to restore me to henithl"-Bnnifrca Lopez, 307 E. Commerce at, San Antonio, Texas. Ca,t rrh1 My daughter 1100 afdictcri for nearly a year with astarrn. The phyeieitms being min:Auto help Inc,', my pastor recommended Ayer's Bun p.rrilla. I followed hitt advice: '1 Ince months of regular trmtment with Aver's Sarsaparilla and Ayt n Pills romplately restored my daughter 0 health -Mrs. Leulso Riellu, LittleCnnadn, Ware, Mass; !Rheumatism "Por several yearn, I woo troubled with infmnmatory rltountatenn being so 1 rd at eenueafi Se he entirely helpless. For the 1:1st two years, whenever I felt the of'ects of iho disease, I begin to take Ayers Sarsaparilla, and have not ltnd e epell for a long "mc,' - E, T.lI,ttsbroegih Elk Run, Va. For ail bleed diseases, the best remedy is S.' ars pi; Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer It Co., Lowell, :Vass. Sold by all Druggists, price $r; six bottles, Ss. Ceres enters, Will cure you McLEO D'S System Elen,ovator raxu anlIn 1 ----- TESTED REi:U1 DIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Iinpitre, Weak sod Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpata- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitas' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De. bility, LAOORAIORY OODERICH, ONT. J. ir. MoLEOD, Prop, end Manufacturer. Sold by J. T. PEPPER, Droggtel, Brueeole.. Confederation Life 0 DAIRYMEN. We have a Large Stook of MILK CANS, CREAMERY CANS, MILK PAILS, STRAINER PAILS, MILK PANS, SAP PANS, &c,, All made of First-class Material. Roofing and Ease Troughing Attended to, TBE BRUSSELS STOVE .111 -EN. .GAME & WILTON. Association. Heald Office : TORONTO_ Capital and Assets, $5,000,000 New Iusurauco, 1892, 83,670,000 Insurance at Risk, 822,565,000 Policies Non -Forfeitable and In- disputable after two years. Gains for 1892 over 1891 in In- surance, Written, 8755,000, Or over 25 per Dent. Insurance at Risk, 811,978,000 Or Nearly 10 per Dent. Assurance Income, $48,678 In Assets, $439,878 W. II. IC±iJI RR, AGENT, BRUSSELS. NC4Y Retanh1allt I have opened out a prime stock of new Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Canned Goods, Tobaccoes, Cigars, &c., in the Vansto .e Block. OYSTERS Cooked, Raw or by the Glass. Hot Team and Coffee' Served at all Hours. Lunch Room. Everything neat, clean, and sold at close prices. Pickles by the Bottle or Quart. Salt and Fresh Fish. JAS. I�cALPINE. THOS. F1,ETCNER, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler. Thanking the public for past femora and support end wishing still to secure your patronage, we are opening oat Fall Linea in SOLO AND SILVER WATCHES. Silver Plated Ware from Established and Boilable Makers fully warranted by us. Clocks of the Latest Desi,ins JEWELRY 1 WteDbINo RINe9, LADME9 GEIS item, %l000nore, • BAmmnes, sire. LL'Also a Full Line of VsorINs and Violin Strings, &c., in stook. N. R.-isenrer of marrhtge Licenses. T-. Fletcher, . Sru;sse s. P OTIORAPHER, 11.091. LT coj tr.-4 gr3p_ g, Au) 42 Gallery Deer SiaUFrU Bali B''USSELS MEM EA i FURNITURF1 ! FURNITURE ! As House Cleaning is at hand that is the time there is always something wanted in my line. A Bedroom or Parlor Suite, an old Lounge done over and made as good as new, or some of our new Patent Window Shades required. I have the largest and best assorted stock in the County and as I buy for spot cash I defy competition. Look at some prices : Good Kitchen Chairs for 80c. ; good Parlor Chairs for 55c. ; good Rocking Chairs for 90c. ; bedroom Suites for 87.00 and upwards Sideboards for 85 00 and upwards ; Bedsteads for 81.35 and Illi• wards ; Parlor Suites for $25.00' and upwards. Everything sold at 'Very low Prices for 30 Days, During house cleaning time. The invoice of a new and well assort- ed stock of CURTAIN POLES to hand -Stock here in a few days. 3 Curtain Poles all complete, a new design in ends, for 81.00. WINDOW SHADES. ! It will never pay you to put up your olcl Window Blinds.. Colne and see my Spring Shades, nothing but the best Cloth and Springs used. They are, by far, the cheapest considering tho length of time they wear. Put up and warranted to work at very Low Prises. UNDERTAKING ! I keep a complete stock in all its branches. As the warm weather is coming on now is the time an Embalmer is required. Having taken Diploma on embalming at Toronto Medical School from Professor Denouar'c1, all work intrusted to ere will be properly and promptly attended to either night or clay. ORGANS and PIANOS I buy instruments for spot cash and buy thele right. As•I do not peddle thele from door to door and do not pretend to rue that alone as a business (having lots of room and no (Apollo) therefore I can give the public the benefit of close prices. Don't buy until you get my Figures. R. L Balt: rd X11: Special Attention to Repairs,