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Looai Option is leaking splendid
peognete in Missnnri. It has star•
reed thirty out of forty•t4 x counties
and eourteen Out of uiueleon cities
for erohibilion. Nearly one•hnlf of
the State hue thus voted, and the
remit must stand for four yours.
I'• is said that enough beer :s an,
employed in the work. Tlie grant
swing sone Oyer tbn CA0111 on the
&Wei mall side W13 1 Wit by the 1)n.
11'01' ;mag' eionipeny.
The eeitAroidor GH' Old et011' dock
whit ltad)art Cr lipid, the °mg... actor
THE BRUSSELS POST
much for til • le i 1.:1 'Ver. wMIMII the
grain, 011. e 'ii an I pies , 'f 11111
\Yost 1/111 p'ts 1,1 : r, ),'nu1-.l e '014 CANADA'S colu0Mean,
hell 11 11"1111'ar•I,-0 the J.W•t3GNGOUGti.AftTISTaooEDITOR.
custom aI : t ...I ef the I int .n w"aa.x.
$6 a 'I:16; r, s CO' It ll o 1111 v.
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x - -OP WING
wee ilia• fi,vlttct f :utiu:t 1S :'1•ti •, !
'he Reproach to tw, /tow \Vi11114u0
steel t xt l,fO0, Montreal. Tau ;i[:nr- Weis fol l ulu 17 , ! for that fly.
used for the retie bridge -Retie en at,
nn)tlly oonsnmod iu Chicago, III., to 110,000 garde of it were seed --w, n
give 720 glasses to every than, we- heavy 110401011111m limestone found
man and child in the city, or $1311 . ore 1r Ow.'" Snnnd. I'• wit•. a1
70 worth for each person. Chicago
is onjoying the "blessing" (I) of
ltil;h liaeuse.
111 otto divisiou of Liverpool there
is ,t population of 00,000, but not n
single ettloon. In all the building
leases tho eel° of Iig4ot i9 nbieltue iu In•t hI. Laying the f:aulnlion
ly erellibiled' t I l•c s l l 111141a111141at t k
I do not think f. overstate the ) 1
Cato when I say that tho 400,000 'este uott,..31 of Lou 11, .r at 'h, pedal
saloons in this country have boon goateed a,ta 111 bot'tl w: ,11"c+ue,
w1111'ala-'( 111 30% 1"s' mulsrlala Ily
iustrumentnl ut dcatfapi more the carroty, which cone fr, m five }u
human life in elle last five yam., •s I hour tIdiom, o' [
dressed up In the on ae, and -sit.
guile reedy it) be s•vung Mt() pleee.
leach pier of tae mein bridge is
/chub/ eh von feet in t'id,l', forty six
feet lig 1"•10 the poi'11 or tilt le:'
bralitr to t;,i heist , f tb;''/1,11tway,
and .10 an averare tveuty five f•'"t
thea; the 2,000,000 of armed irreu sauna rm es auIdiom, ox vp
dude the four years of the rebel 1° au eddy 011 tete lhtunrhan silo,
ion. There is an teres/}bis conflict
tvb°Im about eight feet of bouelers,
uptr.. ue. This nation oan not en gravel and gaud had bo be dog out
durth half drunk and hal' sober,any for the first, and two feat for the
more than it veld endure halt 91.0.,0f1
elcve and half froe.—Sum Jonos, The mutineer in charge of the
Ot'o of the curious paradoxes of work, G. H. Massey, who had also
hf; ie seen in the fact of a bequest besu iu elletf;o of 11)0 St Lawrance
f hi oro having recently been loft b.i(lga, tuf•k tip 0n oho Ont) a crew
Bi 114l Nat halal Temperance of the Cnughnnwagne named tete
League, to bo given a0 prizes for Donald dropped from the top of blot
the three best essays in advocacy of irau.vorlt and went down like a
the principles of total abstinence. stole, never to Como tip again, nod
within the last few m°ntha this ryas the only life loot shrine
eighteen °entities iu Florida have y
voted. on prohibition, and of that the building of the bridge. The
,number thirteen gave majorities for syxtpm adopted for forming the
'the dry ticket. The result was a feuntlatton of the piers was as fol.
genuine surprise to the whiskey
lows :—Tho first thing was to malts
man. They thought that with the a bottomless easing of pine timber,'
negro vote—almost solid for wbis, 12 inches square (on shore), the
key, and the Northerners who have size ant. ,baps of the pier, and from
recently moved into the State, sup six to ten fest high, nccordiug to
posed to be ou that side, there was tiro depth of the river whore it was
nn daub/ that the vote would be iu to be put in, and then have it Steat-
ite
of the bar moms. They felt ed out between two (cows, with a
so sure. of victory that but little of•tug, find located in the right place
fore was made, bud w11011 the votes `vete/ transit instruments from the
wore counted they could hardly be.
eue�ro, which ie very particular
ljeve their own egos and encs. work. The next thing was to sink
No lllsracron Or PFasoxs.—It the musing by loading it with (tonna
has been discovered that there is brought out on the soowe and heed
soorcoly a family in this country
afterwards in building the piers.
thut.tax not suffered, directly or This dune, the bottom was careful -
indirectly, from the traffic in li- ly extuntued by two divers in tenter•
qunrs. Its power to not only felt proof suits ft rid under the direction
in the lower circles of society. It of the ase[etaut engineer, which was.
makes no distinctions in its march not the easiest thing in the world to
l or of do, the current being often so strong,
o ," .,oil b of (} • tigltnilwa4na 10 do the most
by a retired wino merchant, to lbs diutgoroun of the
rivet work. Ono
of stun • it regards not the even within the casings, as to throw
yo,tt.b, lbs arena, of manhomod, or the itiver•' off their feet. When any
the weakness of age. No station loose stones or other rubbish that
itt life, however exulted, no Pro' might be on the bottom were re-
fossion, however sacred, has been g A crnrurnit oodel ;bows It1 Wife -rasa
moved in this way, a curtain of (,else obituary.
invincible to this foe ;far
heavy canvaa3 •er sail cloth, which
'^1110111 welkoth a Ilona o'er 100 glad groan y A (leen:isolatei editor thea bo.
earth hart pr0vietisly boon fastcanod to tie, 1 'u om,' tris doparte'1 80:)118? ;
1'110 pet e p • lee eennect td with
0o Beige t 0111!:01) iu (h•lmwe11,
0,11-a , 1••+'1; a ::r,l. 1 way of replen.
kiting; 'lie to- s .• of t`o
I;1.41 nqf 1d (1 f-tn'oI•"y OV
1Ir1 }•n11:; Cit. • rv" d is tlto i'1u•
ler. It t.141 0 1.1 n 111'1", .11 111
0•1 by 0 1111V •1 - ta•Iy 1!'i'iti lo,
ihev n'1(1er'.:1 1.1 111 e • a bed guilt
l)1 the "' ft - 1 w:,y, llilx
ntlt l a:li,-a ,j i the ',Angling
•+r'tof 1. a ll 1Icthey (eve)
reed 11 tster.1 over th. quilt. A. •
SNt: 1f11,011.1i1/1 w 11010 •-,0, apd pup 1
1•`Yl S(. 1'V your ' 11 1 ' I. II ,1••Im II 1:.11ei If.
O,P t v1,1 ,v _ P,Ilru•Iln and
lu-,l+r1 tqv.,. I v ouj,y'a the
01,01,11 tvwitlit, �',r1_, ,r1 lin,,•, 9114•
Nat'l',, '10 0 1
Ra, aur 1'0,1111 1 •.n.l 1•ht'1d r: 1/it. sin
elutes giving full11' 4, 11, fit!,
fmnk all for 111.1"'s '• ,uin a:.'t.r:.1,: for
++e. Pete, 111,, .. t 1.1- -.•:,
Grip Publishing Co,
P0:1-):a•t"l, e x.r.
ti'(I✓ ,1HI.11i;
`31;3,01CSt ° t '
tart:. crowd p :he) 01mil -ion of
10 °aura'., .1•.t 11111 warp go on, :11111
cheered the w.,rkero 10 their efforts.
On T1ri,1 v eveni:ig there was
rgllallq :t•''t- zi a at 1.: >e• thn
youth; malate eve wood, fee title is
W1.114 tiry a t-' •1 t 1 to if the young
in a wonlrl melte a bed quilt.
Te.l on '.t- levee, w,'r•1 (tin;ed iu a .
Llanches.
Satisfttetlon, Cr Mere 11 teed.
GIVIb 111E A CALL
Richard Webb,
PROPIUIETOI.
Tito uudorxiguntl bee leased the
Blacksmith Shop 10 Sunshine
from `1t, P. N u'geilt aol will 01)01
up fu. i;usin0es on
ii (tnf1iLy, Nov. 7t11. ISS7.
Blackeintthing none in all its
row, end ten pretty emblems, with
their sleeve•/ til el up, gntspel the
wood sa ' e tttoi entoroi upon the job
of reducing a half cord of 4.foot
wool to ,toy! 6150 itaoh Steett w to
MIL three times, •tall titin youot1 ten
sang to the pretty women as they
911, ved end sawed Slowly but 011.11
e'ly idle 'wood'pil:• was reduced in
size, arltil it lay before the spode..
'tar,', who w itched the determined
dfforte of the fair ones.
.DISAPPOINTED MAIDS.
1)Ie was teamed by tempest and
fareigu eon, loud be tuns the centre
of a group of yonntz ladle• who iu
sisal on 'mitring of the countries
he had visited, es he started :
"Whou I 6,11-1 in Biome —"
"0h, you have been in Rome.
How delightful I Did you Yee the
Oatlteombe ?"
"Dili you SOB any glatliators ?"
"What dons a forntn look like?"
"And the hauls ?"
"And the temples ?"
"When I was in Rome—"
"Do toll us about it ?"
"I always did love Rome."
"It ie too tlelightfitl for anything,"
"When I was in 11)10, N. Y., I
enngltt the typhoid fever and uenrly
all my hair cause 0111.,"
A V AF ('lSC1SO t.ST(I ICK.
By inn 01.10 of 111,1 reaper loath ;
Ile dassles alike with the glare of mirth,
Or quenches the light of oho household
hearth,
With his feel and withering breath.
Ile nerves 1110 arms of relentless hate,
With the goblet's headed foam;
S the 1,Cla ggitr'9 hells
nunat the palace and
tit,
And oure00 the Door man's home,'
TUE SAUL'c Mama..
The (`t"traetgr of 0116 Nal.• Bridge, and
of Its PolIttam•
There are now six bridges span-
ning the St. Lawrence system of
waterworks, two over the St. Law-
rence, throe over the Niagara, and
one over the Sault Ste. Marie.
This Inst bridge is not only the
youngest of the family, but it is the
only ono of them all /bat affords to
the products of the' West an inlet
Into Canada. The others are out•
lets from Canada for Western trade.
and until the eubway under the
Detroit River 1e completed the Sault
bridge will probably remain the only
inlet bridlgo, completing the all -rail
route between the West and the
Dant through Canada. The Sault
bridge is the companion and com-
plemetlt of its immediate predeces-
sor, the St. Lawrence bridge: Lilco
it, it stands immediately at the head
of a great rapid; it wee built by the
saws engineers and contractors,
and if 0 does not belong to the
same company it does in some
inside of the casing about tome last 11,11110 m vvlfn died. No more will
from its lower edge anti rolled up ell Y
round, was let tlnwu, and, being Mono liviug fiends putt off my boots
wide enough to lap over on the Lot- and part my b:tcit lair as only a
tum four or .five feet, it was hold In true wife can. Nor will. over tlloso
plane „qui' navy weights 10 check williug foe' replenish he cosi house
the current white the concrete was or water pail. No more will she
being put in, which was done by arise dintl the tempo -Atolls etuvind of
menus of large irou wator-tight winter, and build rue fire without
boxes holding abont two yards of dietutbiug the 'clambers of the 1111
material and provided with a fulee who doted on her so artlessly. Her
bottom, by which the concrete was memory ie embalmed in my heart
tripped out and deposited in one of teems. I wanted to embalm her
mase properly mixed. The broken body, but I found that I could om•
stone, cement and sated, of which balm her memory cheaper. I pro -
is was composed, would otherwise cured of Eli Amigo!, a neighbor of
have sunk in different laying, as Mute, a very pretty grtavo•etolltt.
their specific gravity is not the same. his wife was consumptive, and he
Tho concrete was put down in this kept 0011 hand several years lu au-
maunor until the oasiug weal nearly ticipettion of her deet'. But she
half full, making a enlid layer be rallied Inst epriug, and bit hopes
/,seen the etouo part of the pier and were blasted. Never ellen .I forgot
the bed rock of two to six feet, to the poor mail's grief when I asked
reach a comtnou level for the stone 'ill to part with it. "Take ti,
work to rest on, which is the same Sltictlor, eine may you never know
dept' in alt 11111 piers, It become, what it is to have your soul racked
ao hard and durable as granite In a with disappointureut es mine bas
few dart, when the water is pumped been 1" aud be burst into a flood
out and the mason work common°• of tears. His spirit was indeed ut-
ed. These oesiuge were used in tarty brohou,
stead of coffer dame, I had the following epistle en -
Work was began on the bridge by graved on her tombstone
the 1st of May, and the 010138 work mutat a winow tree 101a of 11 lamb In
was finished by the let of November. i)1 this000:l00,) . Otts01,000 .)
The work of putting tap the iron i :1'o the Memory ,f
superstructure /vent on rapidly, a , TanlTtr,t,
span being got into position in
measure, and its projectors are the ghoul five days• It was on the last Wife of MOSES SKINNER, ESQ.,
same, Although the Canadian Pa. day of 1887 that tiro loot rivet was Gentlemanly Either of tae Truro•
cilia had eo duue' to do with the driven, and on Now Year's eve a bong, Terms $3 a year in
construction of the bridge, they are Oanadiau anti American ilocomotivo (advance.
not its owners. It belongs con.
jointly to the Grand Trunk—which
, supplied the charter—the Canadian
Peoitic, oho Minneapolis, Sault Sta.
Marie tC Atlantic, and the Duluth eft
,South Shore.
The bridge proper oonsisle of two'
lattice spans of 101 feet each over
the north channel, 10 Pratt truss
-spans of 242 feet each, awing epan
over the Sault Ste. MVlario Canal of
.808 feet, and a plate girder span of
,tri feet over Canal street, a total
bridge length of 8,087 feet. All the
iron, or rather steel., work tel the
bridge itself was the work of the
Dominion Bridge Company, of
Lachine, the builders of the St.
Money to Loan.
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty, at
LOWEST RATES,
PRIVA'f[ AND COMPANY FUNDS
(hl told Itl'e;1;• NOV1';1'f 111911 let
the
s
C kY,.WM,•.,,A.n1:0.W.IUL1CltaN.lYnw
HUNTEi BLAUKSMITH 13116P'' The Attention ui'the Public
will bo open to 1111 '1'uhlie ttndi$ called to the fait thn.t the
the un,lnrsigrtt will he prepared
to atte 14 to
W. 13. DICKSON,
Solicitor,
13rufisels, Ont.
. 11. l 1Oct+1e7
Raving scoured the agency for Buchanan
R Noely's Patent Reversible •
Elevators and Carriers,
Hay
Tho Most Complete Manufactured in
Canada, io'prepared to snit the public
in this matter. :1lso Agent for
the John Abell
,Stearn Engines and Boilers,
exchanged a friendly bunt -en the,
big bridge,
.Perham the .1810*/ difficult part
was the conebrumtioh of tho great
central pier upon which the big
swing bridge ibalancos itself. Ae
the fountlnliurts had ho be got down
below the proposed bottom of the
new ship 'entlal tho Amerit=ion Goy.
menet.1s planning, it hall to be
sank '28 feet In R1n108t solid rock.
The exietiug canals aro within 28
A BIND M0Tf11011 AND 106.1?,001'WttIY WIFE.
•Gffice over Coleman's Groeory, up
' Two Plights of Stairs. bnoolt
Hard. '
tVtl t11ALL 11108laP1111 IlfOrnr611, Wit
d111011.
013 I'Riad'A'LNCI S0LAC ETII)).
'.['Inc did my Iacsrltte4l spirit cry
Blacksinithirig in all
Bruogelo
Woolen
Mill
Lines • avll1 give
Horse shoeing; a specialty, 11 ljAiNs
-
c .....ITU I Ill -_H
A. call 9014311 4.11.
W. T. T . Hunter, Tweeds, Puerto,
i'ruprietoe. i Bunke/ s,
IMPORTANT T TO ALL
SOW fir°batd nr W110110 hair ix 61111 or gray
or are trintb'ea with deltarufl.
Or.. Do1•etrwend'$
Portable and Stationery.
Call Solicited. .Satisfaction Guaranteed.
W. rt. rloakey.
SO -dm AGENT.
MONEY TO LOAN
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty, at
6 ce 6 Per Cent. Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege
of repaying when required.
Apply to
feet of the oxeavatiott, find owing to out in agony, even Ice Rachel weep•
the fact that thollayero of sandstone' lug for her obiltlten, But cue ray
forming the boll rook are separated of light ponetrttted the dospttir of
by saltine of Clay, which 80011 wash lily 1111,11. Tho ltudettaker took hie
el out, great trouble arose in keep pity itt job printing, fled the Sexton
ing tiowlt tht miler while the Work otvotl me a little n0001101, 1, :I shonhl
Lawrence bridge. '1'lto mmerial of excavation and of betiding wore not dtitvo gotten any other way.
•oniployod wail a Scotch mild. stool, carried on under groat difliculty. Why should we pine at Ilia enyster-
artsr of ft V'tt11 . eiglet hundred tong of 140110 jells ways Of P110videlt110 )11111 Vigil)
socially tested, and ,t }}u } Montreal.million of deniers worth of it tuae teats nod in this quer alone, , •110 lty ? (Not it conundrum)
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, .73 missals.
HAIR MAGIC !
iunnets,
Unreel r,loth•iiii, 'C.
for the nest :,t) daykt.
Special Mimes
in Knitted Goods.
r llialIS,,mrt,:.,a.,,
To Secure the
Big Pt,eauctions 1
Is the Nr.0610.t,ni0 for strengthening the
growth 111 the hair ever discovered. it stops
all falling out of the 11air,romoves all traces
of dandruff ,res Otos gray hair. to its original
0o10raud in 00000 at baldness, where the
routs aro 000 destroyed , it will produce a
luxuriant atop of Muir.
'fake warningi0 your hair is In n feeble
state gat a b0ttl0 at onoo tleioet1 istoo Tato.
Dr. Dore nwond's " flair Magic."1l on Bale at
all prinatpalt/rug Stores. Ask for it aadtako
nothing else.
G. e.. DoADMAz AND J. I motto, tw & Co.,
AOt-•`NTB FON 1.1103S681.9.
A.I)oreu we n ei(ole )taunfacturer,Tar0nto
Canada. A. Dorenv0ad keeps tho largest
Hair Go DO a ostablisltme tit n Canada.
42 Y tAIR/S.
Steadfastly for forty-two year's the
Waawr.r WreNnss has held to principles
which have stood the tests of time, rtdi-
oule, and of opposition, fair and unfair,
and the WITNta99 to -day speaks to sixty
where in 18.16 it spoke to ono. Its grow-
th has been both rapid and steady. Its
publishers, desirous of still farther in-
eroasiug its circulation, have this year
gond to largo expense to seam a repro-
duction of '1'Ii1i L't'I'ESi'i' MAS'I'tilt•
etEce of Davidson lenowles (who was
Woad. by tenon Victoria to paint the
scene at I'riuoess Beatrice's wedding),
entitled
Sugar Little Chiliron to Come tints Mol
It tlopiote the memorable 0ce110 with
startling realism, reproducing in oils all
the richness of Olt[iiN VAL COLoucibl.
The pieturo,. executed by the grentost art
firm in Blighted, would bring 61.50 if
sold, but is reserved exclusively for Bub.
scribers to the WITNESS.
e Mutiny Wintess and
picture is 61.25.priee of ;) tho paper alone 61.00.
In 1860 the DAILY WITNESS wits 1ann011.
ed, aud, lilts the Weekly, to advocate 1110
same principles regardless of host. The
pietare ...Suffer Little Children to Como
'Unto Me," and the Minx WITNESS, it8.200
a year the paper alono, $8.00.
The:Noma-max i\if earucrn ,1011 uontin'
nes to bo the favorite i)1 the .tome circle
and Sabbath school, and commencing
with ]',unary first with new typo, finer
paper and other improvements, will be
Vlore attractive turtle ever' Prices (1f
hoops aro glum, to Mende who canvass
for it. Annual snbseriptian, :inc., with
reductions to clubs.
Sample copies of the different puhli•
ee inns )mikes on tt11p)iolttiit, Agents
. wanted to every tour anti Village,
Joss 1),1,.,1:1„t ar.e. I'nlliehzrx,
you :ll usi bring the
CASE3.
Try the Brussels
Woolen Mlle
10
TCD
•
Wo have gained a great reputation for the elegant fits all:3 finish,
but especially for tho Low Prices at which wo take order's. 811
our work is done on our own premises and cannot be excelli•l in
value by any dealer, and certainly not equalled in the viiiego o1
Brussels. Wo have an
IMilell oI Clioice Gooi
1
3:11J _AS1\T
in':lfeltous, Worstod>, Diagonals, Corkscrews, West of England„,
Scotch itnd Irish Tweeds, and an enormous variety of
the hest Canadian makes.
P`t1- ranine from $10, for a fairly good lit Mao)
.! 1' to your Order, to $12, x,1.1; $15, 810. $17,
$18, x$10 and x+20. -
TIMM _,111101X0
We use are- strictly First, Class, ant1 the Workmanship iho e;et.
Some special linos of •
EATS, O112 8r 'HT1 I I
which we intend Selling Oil' at WOzeDx0RrT1t BABRAINS,
GIVE US A OA.... : 0
Ftrmell?s�1
THELI;.\1)1NIJ ('l,catil 1,I1S d1 011'1':t'ITTEIts,
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