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THE BRUSSELS POST
ascumersst
t` eatYpera txt 'Soto.
Samuel ]Morley, M. P. "With
drinking I class einolclug, for tile.t'
two go hand in baud,"
The deriving of vast tonne for tht
revenue frac, the bitter e111fer)ul:
luta griodingpauperism of the people
'lie a`telriblo offence,—[0an1L
;Lerforoe.
Ileo. Jr. llurgeee has boeu eon'
duoting te very successful series of
gospel temperance meetings in Sera in
tin(1or the auapices of the W. 1''Leto
of that place.
Mrs. Ada lltttenbender, a holy
tetwyer, is at Washirsglon, represent
log the National W. 0. T. U on the
preltibitien queetiee now pending
Lenore CI -egress.
Planta kept i • tomes should be
set i11 the earl: b$1.li tab at least
once a week. at 11 011 sprinkled with
water, slightly warmed, They
breathe, perspire and reed through
their foliage, cud dust retards or
hinders these 10uotio08,
There is a 0111106s law in vogue
ill 1awilzorl'ulll \,Mob oottepols every
owners of tine class of cars have
oleo boon pushing their claims upon
the rallroado, but the latter have
never yet loll it fjto be to their in-
terest to secede to the demands of
either of those 0169800 ; oousegoently
the abuses of long shipueouts of
cattle have gout) on, with little hope
of ubellee, It le now several yours
newly Married c:nlple.to plant t:eus !truce cu`s have been invented which
shortly after t1 marriage ceremony. would overcotue thio Basta se1.iuue
Tiles tyres oul to be pleated on of difliculties, and b the use of
wedding Jaye ers the 14140.Hurl weep. w'hiel ,xperiol)oo lens shoal!
ill; willow (1 It.al allyl' the 4)u,• Hutt veru many f he mak
ge'•lly4) birch et' a is minted. incident to 4118 carriage of live I
Prof. Situ Int, t:, t;o6 010 pound 1)l' 010.4 a (Mull have o •'1 ovoid
growth on 1.11., 'ted hay alone ie ed, iog,•tbur with nearly all the loss.
bares, and ()WOO r no gain, re 1 in lint sen)eilow the American rail
the a111110 t 1)y Per. uheltou math! ro have allow!' it spiel, of enmity
le dlitercbut, ,• gald, on pigs of Baty toward uuoh improvements. The 0.
p"uuds :glia^n t:, above woe 1111- I' 1t 0 •., uuaaever, have the n' .
Yrl•, el'.:rroty had 164 pellteu cattle ears already i1) opera
l3nifal0comperes nnfal'ornblynolh housed
Toronto i1) some respects, as It 10 pennate dltereuce i1) gain per half aloe, and the cattle lately ehipput
maid the mayor of the former city
1- bcta,.'4 U hl net„ .d expu•a1t;; by 'heal f. t.nl Galenite.0Mon ro•t:
It 'wholesale liquor oleo, while six
a L0O14O\• iurlre at their destination i1) must
teen of the city officials are liquor
dealers.
Luxury, my lords, ie to bo taxed,
brit vie) prohibited ; let the dlllieul
ty in the law bo what it will, wo'.,d
you lay 0 tax upon a breach •t .11
'ion Commandments ? Govcretnettt
A 11 -:-son 4,, to bo tori nod from the sight Of 6.801,118111 -1431)0,
a bald bead. Tutt, g out and premature
grll'yners of tho 41,41, mall be stopped it tattoo
in time. Ho trot last it 1'4111 011 without mak- Not Annexation.
tee an ofr0r) to soya it. Net It bottle of Dr.
Dor,nw0,1d'e (format, Hair llraglo : it stimu-
lates the growth. gives frost) vitality. and lira - Int+ W11)13)1, 111 a ',tint - ling a
"ceps its uatlua c1 : l'l'"41" b
rddolus; a '"' public eat. ting at Mete:(. 1., otl 11,1
part. dressing. A:, , rnggists sell it.
Lt°c11
To ('colon thewu'J l:oul snl•ep. 0,Iulnerilitt I 1roeity
0114118, prep,..t : (l ttanniug,prin.
1v11h thu.0 11 .41 ,J':L1H+, ti,4ld:—
should not, for revenue, mortga;o els t.,' o'. ,,• it :,u oi(lo '41141 lir- " It w e, me:eseary to a righ
the morale and health of the people' heariull and "p.nt:liu the; tiny rid
--a (Lord Cbeeterfield. slmclred lime, lay tete) stuns together their wands 1.0 art nrol udiao, look
on Iho lcsl -pbr, glueing light
During a regent visit of a W. C weights thele of '0 keep tbut11 1n ing beyond tho rouge of personal
T. e U. organizer t0 a certain village couuwt. :I1) i1 f014 days they will and party inwresl, anal 1
a gentleman who was to run for
deputy reeve came up and signed
the, pledge, when the following held
whisper was heard : ow Omen
sweat freely end the wool elm be,BH TREE .CANADA 01081 14E8.
readily pulled off Thie is iufor'ma• e 11"g'.° wi4a a oulull..;lsou 01 011
tion every bout wife ebould know.
rho' United States, elution
Wh'1 1''r,, 41. eders full 011'
(ave chap buu(Ired years ego they
ed t Before when a man y under- that
g stand the of were commercially and politically giving to
wanted office he had to drink, nee y,tung stook ,,peotul attention at thio divided, toe people of the north He
Ito signs. the pledge." True ane 'season of the year. when they are """g tile larger territory and
llignificati/. likely to feel the effects of change- equally a+ rich ma the other by
Wbata beautiful example of auu•site weather land cold nights, the nature. It wee the expectation of
sioteney is a license law. Men buy e. ea maiori'v' -•( farmers need to the Loyntiets of 1770 to matte of
the right to set up shops for thinbe reminded ;het Itis is the limo this laud e., great a country as the
' sale 01 poison. The munioipali.. 1 f ll k d one left behind, autl they had good
takes their money and gives theta
the authorized right. The effect •
the poison is to make men lee eon
trol of their bodies ;and reel and 1 al
prone in the street; to Inflame thei,
passions and set then] quart -elite:,
when their y nett stet c o a t1) a greuude for this expectation. But
will lose flesh rapidly unless well
whet had been the result? One had
eared for.
•YF.ABLINO" —The misersble up- now a pupulatiau of eilay milieux,
a allcuai mos yearlings is i1) 1 11ing the cuter of five millions, In 1ti00
$' y the wealth of the United :Cates wets
it due to ignore.^o of their require -
vie To.• , ,,,:ng Calf has net in
S3 hurt'• and killing But the ln. ! of winch was destroyed by the civil
upon a man to drink eufhetent of ` 5' who- .1xly thousand millhohls. .I hey
Ilia Poison to affect hirci awl 110 grain will unit a larger proportion
had grit, a wit!, a rapidity unprooe
po. 1t 410111 ,111 . 1 i, r animal. Wht1e
reels, tells, quarrels or. finite, :h, dewed, while the great land of the
it hen succulent grant there is 1)o north w... coil,.,
snore hew witch authorize- the . at: . 111'...' ill+ ','4• confined to 'dry aIle ,..04) mit
give
gill. tie e;rid he ::'oubl :gut giv''
p for it to gel pttlhclent nu'1ull.Ilt' the figures for 0 Wada, fee they
y.
sixteen thousand tnillioun—cue half
!7 0 168 lural veal ;44,,.14 adapted to chew. war—and to daythe eatdoriel wealth
menta dram seller hoe preciu ed in¢ dr pr lid feed, and if fed whole
„
and 1''1 the affect, pounces upon i e ; •„t(.1) It i ; 1mpo.:
sib!)
001 victim) and handcuff,' hien, jugs '
were 111.41 r r' flattering. 7l is cunld ��a
flim, penitentiaries hem LogicIlly 1)l b='4)t, act! If to tbl*+ is y ”.
In the latter part of hes IL1111r888,
Mr. Wiman d.:,lt in a entullary
manner with the meet frequent ab
y410tnl1)41 to the anion, ifs sled it
time the beat octan of
1'tu{ritetelee ANNEXATION
Tho 11ext 444' Ilel'ILIIee, eee1ng thele.
sclvea handicapu,'d by an 1411wi)e
pellet; , might lrtesto tinged with
h exitti01 idea'., ,mid be aillieg to
eettept Elahtluel 0 .tau for the sake of
u n•lursrial ndvnetlt4O4, Thera
1,''' the g 11' the Allo ri01.410'
.1,• I .yet' 11) 't.114 (10na,le teamed
la. the lnirilcgo t, trail f1' lay with
." in. 111•' to r.'ululel'ciul mete)
•:t•^1'•iizi1,,, lh. 1 '.tnidia11 inntlnrac-
• 1, he asked wee the Cameliau
4lt•eti el hie r, nein ; whet had
t:,, 't4',a' halt tit f ('14111' had 1101?
1141114111) (1,'.44411•'1') hrto
„' ul,t'i(,1 „ 4)11),1' loporl(Il'*
:usra, vt,ssanxn�ar�.�.v ...,,..-rrav,.so
a�,ot e��' seder
It never was intiu'1'•d,8o 1,11'r.s 1 0111) learn,
'1111144 011107 1(41114 or woman 44 .70 ha0ndad
t" ba bald.
I thlok y ' ')•Ill bebcro too, 1u11.ed I'm sure
+ nu w111,
It at 1.0, 1'l1'1n 'incl' 191.711," you have
culled,
ruara 10 One thing Nato 1'o thinks of -1110 110
thank low 011 we-can—
She takes particular trouble with oar
)'aea t
911„ ltnowe n sounty growth of bear, the
grll y cud wbltonl ng 10eks
wilt aotrao4 from the beauty of tho taco.
Pit natur0 has her laws so etrlot that you
must never err,
:Per you'll surely pay tho motility at Hast.
Sastni0 it, that 110un10000 bead of hair,
Doctor noronarona's flair Magic's unsur-
passed.
Just try it, your nffiiotetl, you lover will
• regret,
'rho lnagia wag never set known to fain;
And the good that it will do von will make
you anon forgot
Tho exp0uditure a bottle will entail.
This now famous preparations for utvig.
orating and stltoulatlog the growth of rho
hair is universally accepted us 1118 most
valaablo opeotaa on tho uiarket, All disoa�
1.e of 100 scalp aro either relieved or ver-
lnanoutly ourod, A rich and rapid growth
cabal(' w•111follow 14f141' judicious nod regu-
lar troatment. It romnins with rho ueOr
,late !,c!
o a00nre tho desired , Dr.
1lorentvontl's•"Hair Afagirs' i01=20 by alt
1(1•nggiste at 81 p0r bottle, or six to. .81 If
not obtainable In ')our own locality send di.
root to the sola m,nbtaetutor, (.m4us111g
�Irmo. A nonn0wasn, Paris 11,ir Works,
e5:ted 105 longe ottani., Toronto.
For sato by G. A. Deadman, J. iinrgrenvos
and all Druggists.
Money to Loan.
Hi -DAYS -30
130 days !lath Siptonibtn Apl'll,
JIM() and November land foref the
Nuxt 30 (111,4.8 16
a}age .scow U
will he allowed on qui' splendid
stock of
Plush,
Leather and
Fills. 10, 1888.
vnntrtmtk"..au 1'l.-n.cc>mamt
30 Days
The Attention of the Public
lei
called to the fact that the
BrInoeis
woolen
w111 give
0- 1N TTT TT-�;
BABGAINS!
—I
Ordinary bound ,r
J. iveerGs, yarns,
Banldefs', _Flannels,
Urale7'cloth i,,tif,
for the next 30 days,
Special Bargains
Toys and Fancy Goods,
All the School requisites kept
in stock Or procured i11 it day or
two.
CALL AT
isn't It? Sell a man snuff, mud flu,• 1 nut b t o t.onuted for 1.e 111,' Mound :bone to Loan o11 Farm Pro-
, Laded la handtttl doily of corn and Y
him :or eneeziu ) I of clitn,lt,:, for the estreat progress lett' at
g oma meal, mixed, the marital, it ) 1 3,
there batt been made In t to smme
I warmly sbeltere:. will kospon grow latitude Its that of Canada ; our was
c'•,1': _
Ira.siafon
Chevron stripes reappear.
Cream is to be the spring color,
Drapery is more than ever In
favor, but must be well choeeu „r
the effect will bo that of a cuter eLue
run mad.
It is lawful, but not advisable,
no* to use more than six yard, of
ribbon in the ornamentation of 01
wicker chair.
Qat TBS 1 I should think so. The first
dose made me feel like a new person; the
invariable answer to the question did :i1'•
Cason's Stomach Bitters help you "
Necklaces of catered stones, as t
sapphire alteen ting with the ruby
of the emerald 31(111 the cygnet::
have lately driven out 1Uo
in Paris.
Intending Wearers of the Greets
gown would do well to rememb_r
.t11at It requires the L1tln0et "wrote.
• lieu .or true anti regularity of ereille
to melte it (cell endurable,
Widows tray wear P,yrou c ,liar
and outside cuffs with Melt (vol
hems of very sheer white 11111ii11, 1)l
else a fold or 1'10 of hotting cloth or
soft black net, which !last is the fav
orite of elderly women.
Leather muffs are 0044441' ,1 i'1 10
London and Parte this winter, and
soma are described 418 having a email
pocket o1) the outside for the hitt e
odds and ends the gener1ilty of
women carry :rb'1ut with tht:in.
A surer soiN of rain or that you reclaim
at dose or two of Dr. Carson's Stomach
Bitters. Pains in tho baok and limbs,
:4oadaohe, feverish Bold, oft reaming at-
tacks of the "blues," Largo bottles Fi0
cents,
The peacock's feather, along with
the Jap nese feu, is now relegated
z4) that limbo of net onsiderod trifles,
the nursery, Pwe needles and pine
e,lieviogs, too, have had their day,
Bind a waiting 'world stands tap toe
lee sen what will fill the aching
Toad.
Parisian graudes dames appear
88 the opera with boas of sable or
ostrich feathers 'about their baro
threats. The fad ie partly due to
the craze for novelty, but more, it
is said, to the admirable occasion 11
tattoo for displaying the hoop of
diamonds, whish 10 tho height of
jewelled fashion.
inP ,•• ,:11,:. 4' '.' y 1)8 well res in the diff••r•,1,ca i.
Koren• in 411., rat:
tee emmnn441'. (sive it wetter that for they were all one, and tette sue
hes, et lea -t, had the icy WWI taken 08044 of the million of Canadians
teem it if you wish to see its coat
continuo smooth. 'across the border (ltsprov011 it.
cont
1i 1 0 S-' l., of S° 11111 Badley, Neither could it be a0coauto.1 for on
the glutted of differ,;uee in natural
recently gave 101 experience talk be resources, for the adventage in this
fore the Masoachueetts Boer] of resp„ct WAS all o1) Canada's side.
She wee oue of tho wealthiest min.
oral lauds in the world; and he
proceeded to describe eue'oopper de-
posing in the Sttdbnry Ingle!), the
coal fields of the east and west, sit-
uate:! -on smolt ocean, rind tho great
iron ore beds in the Lo,1ar Provinces
lull around Port Arthur He
quoted from oovsral toe/logical re'
ports substantiating the, r' (temeuts
matte respeeting the.,, t.r:ue*, and
pictured trio great t.,!.n 'edge it
1,0uul be to Mown el it .he mines
aloug the lino of the 0l :radian Paci-
fic Railway had been or wale now 1n
Agriculture at 'heir Springfield
meeting. He has 80 001.80 of good
;told, 70 in tillage acid 10 in pest•
are, 11) ad(11ti'n to this ho has
ems light brush lend, which serves
as a la te ,. t' to 0. hired past
urs. He kettle) 1ren1 70 to 80 cows,
be•'idoa teams tor doing the f_rm
wrrl: and peddling the milk. Indi-
a .. asci to, ..dew hay era the
nrluci!• .1 crew. All inside 1(alc»a
t; t •k.: n 1 ,tn'v,•d except around
the pasture; most of the corn is
cut when itl 11111!(, put in the silo and
fed tie yea) round—about half as
1.11ncl1 111 summer .4e i1) winter. In operation.
winter hay is fed `1141 ensilage,
' •
,nil_ ,y with 301'mmdi I lir. Wilnau declared 'hent the son of this great clin:leu0u between
reit-
el , Fr. (_, r:11t1 fed the year the ; ve countries eras • lot fouled in
r,:11 ;
r, nbo. the fact that in the Uni:ed States
„ 11.1(10 was freer Over a kr;'Y portion
of the inhabited earth ilea (my -
where else,
TRAT THEY HAD P1i10Fk0'r Ca'DID (110IAL
UNION.
lee said that even betweee ,•:111 mem
bees of rho Dominion there was not
a perfectly natural flow of trade, and
referred to the four choral divisions
of Catania, each (almost Temente
from the other, and yet compelled
to trade with one another -"1)l', if
they traded where natural location
bade them, they were fined is the
form of duties. Oommoreial ;mien
he a 1Vror(1 was this ; A line orbarb
wire fence has been drawn across
the Continent and now they wished
to sett ie removed and simply put
around the Continent, againet the
world of outsiders.
Air. Wiman referred to other Ca-
nadian resources thab are but half
utilized or languishing through want
of a market, and evoke of lumber,
stating that since the repeal of the
reciprocity treaty Canada had paid
twenty millions of dollars in duties
on exported lumbar : that is, about
$2 for every tree sold. Ile also re.
furred to the coal trade between
British Columbia and the Pacific
States, and what le boon a free open
market would be to the Province.
nfr, Wiman touched also upon the
agricultural interests, and. elle beim.
11.1 the breaking down of barriers
For Beyond years the raisers anti would be to tbetn. As it was, tow 81111,1,17 7nple' or the different puhli.
ehlppors alive :dock have been re• day they wore Shut oat of the bast ealions lilallo,! al .Lppli7atiell, Agents
cognizing the importance of the market for their produce, and Made (ranted nl ov7ry 10\5' 11 and village'
adoption of improved methods or to trade at ann.'s length with tine lo,lx T),1r"tl'. tt ox, Publishers;
tran*porteti0u. Tho invehtorl' rtu,l another or aeras8 the A1lentic, htnntreai,
Wheat brae.
Linseed 00$e meal
Gluten meal. 13• "
eitelt y p•• ler. --v His sales
114161'............"., , - -.e.t , J0111 and el(lluoio'l
milk and hey. Ile had 00 440110 of
hey le sell heel yet11', moat el which
wee gruavn the Hanle year. Ito buys
aid supplier large quantities of dry
ashes and nitrate of sola to his
3111.1.1 beeiele. :tee manure made from
his largo !herd of grain -fed stock.
In winter be warine the water for
his cows, and increases tho milk
yield 10 per cent., withoUtdiminish-
111g the proportion of cream, A
steam boiler is used for warming
the water. The corn is planted in
TOWS three feet apart with hills
elgllteen inches apart. The 80
sores raise out forage enough for all
Ole stook, besides a good deal of bay
to Boll. His milk is retailed in a
near market, and there is no grumb-
ling about hard times.
1)ipeovem1'1NTS IN S'rOcx ChM.—
Tile outcome of a freight contest bo -
Wean the) Western railroad* is like-
ly to bo the adoption by one of
ureal of what are known ne palace
live stock cars for the transport-
ation of cattle between Omaha and
Cilioogo. If tine eliall be the result
_ it will coetainly bavo a good effect,
Varese 1°arti.tsw. met Daly ripen the railreed1 them-
Solves, but on the cattle growing
Whoa tb,, farmer begins to eet1' interests iu tho Western ;Stator,
mato the value of edeep from the corn growing ale well as grazing.
0tandp0lnls of meat, fertility, and
general advantage to the farm be
will not allow the market price of
wool to determine whether or not he
trill lraiee them.
LOWEST RATES,
PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS
W. B. DICKSON,
Solicitor,
Brussels, Ont.
MOM 'I'O LOA r.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perry, lot
6 dl 6'• Poi' Cent. Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege
of repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
42x"-L�;AR.IS.
steadfastly for fortytwo years the
Wr•,eoLY W1rNlsss has hold to principles
which have stood the testa of time, vial.
cute, and of opposition, fair and unfair,
and the WIYNn0s today (peaks to sixty
where in 1816 it sponte to ono, Ito grow.
th hos 'boeu both rapid and steady. Ito
publishers, desirous of still further in.
creasing its circulation, hero this year
pone to.large expense to secure a t0,yro-
cOotioll of '1'111') 1, TINT 11.iti1'131t-
Pll'ICE of Davidson Knowles (who was
selected by Queen `'i,ltoria to paint tho
scene at Princess ]]eatt'i0e'8 wadding),
entitled
Suffer Little Children to Come !Into Mot
It depicts the memorable scene with
startling realism, reprodnoing in oils all
the richness of OMEN 1411. COLORING.
Tho picture, executed by the greatest art
firm in ]iingland, would bring $1.80 if
sold, hub is reserved exclusively for Sub-
ocribots to the WnuIlos.
The price of the WSEaLy Wrrxnes and
pioturo is 41,25 ; the paper alone 41.00.
In 1800 the D.lmr WITNESS was launch.
ed, and, like the Weekly, to advocate the
same principles regardless of cost, The
picture "Suffer Little Children to ,flome
Unto bee," and the DAILY WIrORss, 40.211
a y0ar ;_the paper alone, 48.00,
TheNot:Tunas Hlrlssr:Noatt still oonbin-
Iles to be, the favorite in the Immo circle
and Sabbath school, and commencing '
with January llrst with new type, finer
paper and other improvements. will be
more tate/olive than ever. Prizes of
haulm aro given to friends who canvass
for it. Annual subscription, 308.,, with
redwolioae to ,'lob...
-ny
•1mem1PLm
Special Drives
in Knitted Goods.
To Secure the
Big Reductions
you Must bring the
CAS.
Try the Brussels
` l'O ST Woolen. Mill
F011
Bookstore.
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We 11ltve gained li groat reputation for the elegant fits and finish ,
bat especially for tho Low Prices at which we take orders' :111
our work is clone on onr own premises and cannot be excelled in
valve by any (dealer, and certainly not 1'gllalled in the village of
Brussels. '1Vo have an
Iunious Sioo 1 Coie Goo�S
in Meltnns, Worsteds, Diagonals, Corkse'owa, West of England,
Seotell and lsish Tweeds, and an enormous variety of
the bust Canadian hakes.
P'09'1t 9 Ql range from 10, for a fairly good suit made
.L� LP to your Order, to $12, '11, $1.1, 441(i, 17,
$18, x;1.11 and ,$20.
triixE''1RtZZTi li 1'i
we use are strictly First -Class, and the Workmanship tits bast.
Some special lines of
EATS, OAPS & FURNISHINGS
which we intend Selling Off at WONDERFUL, BAItuv,Ns.
(}IVE US A GALL.
robs),
.L1?ADIN(1 t`l,(1'I'l111113S & O['Tf"1TTEli$,
131.1 1'5;51'.1 1;i, ()N'1':5mo,