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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-3-30, Page 6gent itran t des. Stanstead eouuty, Quebec, i tettiag ready for a repeal on tin Scott 'AeI. The Baptist Church,. Ocala, Flu , leas expelled t+11 118 members who. e 'tames appeared on petitions fel •fiiiuor lieenees. ''rofeesor Kirk says : Flow lith" aloes the boy think he is, perhap emoking bimeelf into a miserab, slave for life. The New York Voice propoeel $10,000 ]:inch memorial fund to b. I need in.the next Pieaidential earl - ipaign for the Prohibition party, The Londe!: Cbristisu, oommel) -frig •upon "Ireland's Drink Bill," .rsaye: "It ierathet a etartling feet that the poorest country in the world should be spending annual!. .211,000,000 on an absolutely et. productive luxury." reemmeeetsweste lime Ifs,: [lap ieca tear Terms 1, I''e^Hinge :o tV•oieleok a • :1'01'100 of the peptide Uoiverlllly Otte (ley leet. I"(.L 1Irtn' 'Io • 1).': aid :,; th0 et•auilud li•olfn ' :e dl• frrnl BhJte to 11, derich, It di ,eite e f 22 mites, el, • tienti•eiet • drown ht a /lug 1I1 1.80 thou (144' 121,01.1. e,1. 1+,iday rue 01.1 11,.f. 4Irs• ie b'•ekhur,, 1.f ii.•, l( 8.4 .uu,y Peterborough, tlir•d'at the age it( 1Cht tts1n '..111 war. n+•' in LIolool 1780, and r. wuuihe:. t. he '31.11•"• '88 Site carne '.l (`8„ tent 1. 1825 11 pworih d wum •t,,j in •.1,1 a two in Ot i ri i a', eutpul 1' :1.11•-1 et/duets. It ' tll.`.lat.-1. '.1411 hat the output t luu 1 a tide yt'Lr tie total 7,000,000 feet, to be surf 11,.0, tt'1.t1 I,y w',),'n1seep Illl'lll'i11 At t tuber, ire'. a1I11 tenbst14 AC the coI'eluei,en "t the eereiet i:: Knox church, (i:d•, un huueiay telt r..ing beet, :ro teicrlta /II WAS ria..' f,on the 12. v. 'J• I: `:antro, si.l,i1y l'ht 1 h ... '- General ilio :,1. '»Cfe�ti'n'.' 1 III. ..,ll! I General Newt:. uaaninn.0-ly extended to him (ruin' .1,e col,graue,tiou ..t St. John 'John Teemerhas accepted Gan Church, tent F(,.noiscn. -doors challenge to row athree nil A. m„ .r,,„1 ,i: ' '.;;: t' tingle -scull race on Decoration Dai The population of France is de creasing, notwithstanding consider- able i omigiation. The Belgiiu.s are coming i considerable num b,'s, -and Italianpinext. Latest advicep from Arizona show that three messengers were mut -tiered while carrying bullion front the Vulture mine to the Phcenis 'Mexican ou'Ilave".are suppose( to have done the dee:'. W. J. 'Kendall, the ,'en -Boston policeman who swam tho Niagara rapids, is posing- among- Engliet, sporting rapids', is posing, among EJnglish spurting man as- the alien) pion endurance .swimmer of Ample ca.. He has issued:. a challenge to Tingllsh etlimmera ler a contest for from $500 to $2,500.' The cook in a co 'boycamp nee' C}ieyenne Was told that 'he had 'drawn e. lottery prize of $15,000. Be at .onci, invited the bi)ye iu •' -ettwn, aid in the carouse that f ' Towed spent ever„ cent that be ha, saved in a year. When he get sober Le learned that he had been .fettled, and then made ii desperet. $0, ineffectual attempt to kill hunt 2i.lf. Jerome L. Bill, a prominent eluh man anti one of the executors 1'1 :be estate of Win. Lottimer, has di ,t'r peered anti is eupposed to he 1. (eanada. The Lot.imer estate •• valued at several million' dollas Last J'nly it ane found that $250 000in bowie and securities belting .Ibg to the heirs were missing'. 1• was ascertained that Hill was 1,• .;F,'ousible for this. He poet :1„ 'money instock speculations. Mr. Milburn, the blind chaplet t of the U. S. House of Represent' :tivee, had a particularly weak voio,• :when he was 22 years of age. H. was very delicate, and it was 00, 'behoved Snit he would live many years. However, he went through a .>l course of vocal training and dev'•I \ toped his lung rower so effectually that he began to improve, and n,•cv \ ' the age of 00 ho pastimes ,. • \singularly mneical and resonant y1CO3 and hie health i as perfect as .,sidle fa: a man of his yea's Milburn 18 greatly beloved iu i tingle!), both In Congress and iety. fpop �one in a hundred of the ' tlnder6ho travel nn railroad tralna 1ke,weed how the pressure of .air tl'uln,"pply the brakes fo a 14 elber da a railroad man the ':1 , `'Formerly the air wail turned into tcylinder under each or viten )',• 4581 to be ate "'1 1' t':eure need to force fie:. brakes ul, . heist rho wheel,, rrt,"6ty, the btek(a snst i sheet. by spriva and tohl he air petto lop the in.„,,ate •from the N-iEele %bile the y 1eotio, ',' ,, ,;tap the eta iu ''is in rr1, ('a(,0,.ln�i. Olen the spill,. tho air 4Ila brakes In sit t eidt,tap he IP" ar..e rudtired and that. stops 't R eigee sA ,.f,all child could ear •t a )coin by puling a rope peojse few from the toilet ro(*11 of ,vary 01.11801, 1.51,1,J 1.1., 1: I' 1. 'i 10 1::11,'+{' 0011.10 110us.' of r'utte'd y .-treeI wax in nettle) i.biy till p, t ,i1 W11011 111 tante to clan the lees to find that. ,t clan " hftd br en ]te weed (nein.)) ing him to play :h- )u,wu, play nae 1'1 open the -'w 41'thl,'.o u, Send ) He didn't sigh A Minor it td' J ver w01,nug the 114104'01 a coal mine Autl,racite, N. W. T., • r,11t1L :1. slipped and tell 800 f1 et, -breaking • rib and his right aria be rill s „ eeiving some 8011-00 141utses, marvellous to say, esuuped dote la .L, his descent lis struck 1}notle- r total and very nearly e,.rried •11:,1 down also. While boring in the arteliun r. •:1 at (4 eu000 on Saturday, s:It ,.track (11 a depth"' of bout 1,204 feet. The bed is ahoSt 75 ,hiok of pure ro01t' •.,Iii .1: -•) 11.w,•ver, n ,uni fi:,w n' wltt Ia 11100 is nie.,t'1 iteu.le4 that t•a r, •.e ewe 1e !,e• 0 fe, Iy its .1, 111 c' 1.1.r.:01 ` . 1 • b 1.. 1,500 fad , wale I will ~l1, 001111 0.01 ll(0ealtoL' i11u-t1 _442,' 1 1 l u.• . , r.. to h U. •I' I '1,2 "I etvo 0011,8 1118 -,.•t '•( he Cu, p : j.0 et syt,t. tel a dl 102 w0{,10 148 first 01 :he )nem h T ,. ti t11 the rive ane 0 (' ' • ) i,. jeep, CCI and 1'.r(:.1. •• dente-, ,U':' . t.• -I 1 ,.n -u b1. 0,, ua .om 00..0 .- 1 4 ter •.v . ,,.)eget tvL h ,t; o er for,ve .0. ,•ane• 1110 col.te- 1 .,c rap -ft. .If 11» Se Ac i. ,toiled f ere 41111 11 good deal. n'' hour' a lira • 1:1,.jvlitibe Lav, toVei0 •1.110 .0 m'.. y inot_uc-•'• I0 F3ruee the Sault. Act m0jn(i,y was 1;814, In aur on, 1,084, lu N0rf0l11, 1,100,01 Dufferiu 794, iu 1 iwone, 1,188, iu L:'eds and Grenville 174, .11 ce=or• u.ou 540, ie glengarry 898, and hu Renfrew' 748 1' 11. P. Wilson, of St. (ln,h ,.hies, Arden to the loc,ti papers ne •' •, : '-"I have ju-t exaululed the peeve buds and 1 fed Chet quite a It: . of thee', have eaccutubed to the b,iunt 1lig influeucen u Jack Front, b114 there appears to be enough good 1000 left to produce a' pr -try fair crop, at d if we ail live till peach Harvest I think 'tee will have 0410 more chance to indulge i our pearl's 0004404 111 "peat: e:. and °ream.' Rev, R W Willlatns, 1'aethodiet minister, of Waterloo,while on uin way to Galt on Tuesday 111ght of last week to hear the Japnuese missionary, Rev. Mr. Hiraiwa, was .eseisting (41,0)3 la(liee off the train et Donn, when he slipped- and .fell, btettki.ng both of the buttes of his leg below the knee. He was assist- ed `on the train and brought to Galt, where he was attended by Dr. Vat' clod. fie 'hill be campelled to re- main 'there some time. While our esteemed townsman, P. V. Fearman, is enjoying orang 0e10ff rho trios In the 13nbama 7 ie- esttr. 'That ennneate vfltll the a lantle, the family of T. Kilvington, Mader the t0oon8 pipe florist, of King street oast, has been ajoying oranges of home growth h^ about a month. His tree is C lentadirevaNttvva:. 10)1011 with blossoms and oranges Large Mede of salt have beau of it etngoa, of growth, and porno '10 ad 'tear 1(20 fend about 100 ft. inebe ripe ones measure about 18 from surface in eirollmforenoe. Tho tree Is W worth . seeing:,-Ifamillon Much. activit$ ,`prQ all ' , in . the Speer or. 'ffeeoleg;►'zvoi•lis bit o'2}ie Canadian The*aeebridge Gazette tell of „Pacific railway. Over. 500 hands pre as mceiclnt that happened at the employed in the loeonlotiyc depart'•, acquadut on tbt: railroad' between rmerit t ,., •'•' : South liiilr and Trout Oreek. There While in England, Mr. l;urne, is a bridgthere over it ravine near - :M. P. organized a syndicate with a ly a huttdri.feet deep. Two wow - capital of $255,0(10 to operate 700 I en, each wi a child, were on this square miles of tilnbar limit on tilt' .bridge ono t y recently, when the I,awett Bt. Lawrenno. 1 enow•piouglierain (tame along, Ono It•ia now etated that the I'roMiers I woman lay tlwn flab at the side and 'o£ tho oven Provinces will sail for{' hold her chill under this bridge, Enf{Iand enter tfr 31re 2fird of .Ione,! suslpended in its air, and both 08. 00 lar' the Interprovincial resolrl-, caved. the pillar woman lay 'Own 110214 before the Imperial Rutheri• • on the britigk, She was ler• ties and urge that the Canadian - ribly turf, while the child was � s 1:11' J$5F,LS-POST '>RWarerreneso T ,nd 1111 our Mills ! (lied 1 'in.g completed the change from the stone to the Inn '•'c 1 -tystem of (Grinding, has now the 1011] iii 3c.f Running. Order x1,Lt1 t" ,•t' til 1418 old onstOn)er81tnd its 1011113' now 01108 )880)10, Chopping done, ri, ::.i,W1' S 021 111;4.. .''tree 11,, ::I for any quantity of Good Grain. H VV M. lylILNE MA1frr1 30, 16)6 T,>mt.rsmatra ar 1ft . FuRNTth' Ev1POfflUM AL1uliS Iii`'tl ; J+ ti�.l ` 1Lti11K. The proprietor wishes to r'mind the public that his stook of Furni- ture. including Perim and Bedroom Suites end all kinds 'f furniture usually kept in i1 .e'l'se -class store,:'.vr, s MEIVER M',uttE CO '• 'LEr, a,. Latae N Styles of riott re Moi;)] a ng, Frames and Oil Paintings in stock. As 1 now own Furniture; having it Eighta„1bnil°roR, nPee- F_C aesessiosoia •F, l'4141i .i . l (YE.E Y. l'OWNSIdIP sort •8,.a. ;Mine 11) 14. 101.. 10 0011• c.04 104 I00 . r„1,. It is utrtly 010a800, 4410 balanus- • 11 11.'0b0110,1, 1, waver failing aron'':ve4-'-1nn;,L,on 4' itis well adapt ed.or tit.01433.,' ;T•„i1,g I will l t11e• wise sell 40 acs 's, bonu 'nal part of lot 1.1, am.10, . 'I4 .11 :sleeved aid in a Rood 9400• 01 .0111,000u. 1 good frame barn ,vith a -4000 ibable underneath nod ;1:1Per 1141(04 n'.111 i"roils•" ,ii 4450 locot'i for r rortrer r "air tit is nnl",site (me oth- er crit 1,11,, ,.•, VEi10, Proprietor. t-tf yo U'l: DEBTS. MER"IIIANTS' PROTECTIVE -Ann-- COLLTOTING -4SSOCI.14TIOA' -3301('0 EQBI\E88Ili-- 0AN-2DA AND UNITED STATES -tves- Et�^Z'Ai3ZtTSfZE77 51)1'166'x, $sving for its object. to collect from all that is possible to collect from then pub- nsb the names of all that cannot or will not pay, which list is supplied to every member Of the Ase0ciatlon throughout Canada and United atones, Tho' membership now num. baling d 8v al1 4o rte the thousands, tand le powerful organir- ationin oxide:me for the COLLECTION OF DEBTS. Having eve 8001eastanllshetl Agencies. 3iemberehtp Fee: test year 810; find year 88 40; 3841year 84,, if renewed 941(4' - in 1 month after membership expires. And upon receipt of which, Certificate of Membership. dolt 1,I0nt bcolc, full .supply of Associationhwill�be 0004. Send 10? (.0etimoions for a isle. J. n11r6►'ELL MULLS at CO. age's. 1 -Mo. t.il.to:,., Ont SPRING' GOODS I I have just received my Spring Goods, which, for value, cannot be surpassed for Cheapness oven in bankrupt stocks. New Dress (0)041s, Nely Chtwnhrays, Bon' Seereneker8, New Prints, New 'rrlaunings, Now 1 mbrolll• cries New 0aees, Ne14 Curtains, NOV 4111011 and Cellars, New IIalldkar0lliefe, 611., in soilless var- iety. Everytbing,Now. Auyq Cheap dna Sella Cheap is what SHnvt; 4100x. IN TH5GROCERY DEPARTMENT MY STOCK IS COMPLETE, I sell Teat at 200., 2+ic., 1100„ 35a„ 400„ -fie. and Me:, per lb. In 5 ib. lots at 'Reduction will be made, !alts (+1f Good of all (Olds very Cheap at Str.S1's. tcs"13utt(ranrd 19ggs-taken in Exchange int floods. 1 ►►ell Nor 1)e, t',rnYJt:coI4. I C'fll and Ser Ole. (iord. TEHLW Cavan is ,So- issues and Trade Marks scoured nud all other patent onuses in the Patent t' face nal before the Courts prunlptly, and carefully attended to, Upon reoelpt of mod- eful nl00inntion,�nal adv 80 as to melte pa entability Free of Charge. Fees moderato, and f make no elmrse unless patent Is securea: Inrorm- atton, advice and 04180in1 rnfer01004 sent on application. J. H. r,I termite, e, 1weei t',gten, D,C., U.B. Patent Gales. New Shoe 15teree J. DOWNING, Formerly of Goderich, wishes to inform the Public generally that he has opened out a Custom Boot & Shoo Store Opposite the Amerioan Hotel and is prepared to take Orders for all Kinds of Ci7"aTOlbf woI{aS. None but First -Class Workmen Employed and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Repairing neatly done. GIVE 11 IE A CALL. y. Downing. NOTICE ! I am leaving lay Ac eouxrs 'with Mr. Hargreaves for a short time. mitnufacture my ell Constaltly �imploye�, I am in a position to deal with the public on more liberal terms .than ever. All timber used thoroughly seasoned in the first-class ' dry kiln at our Factory. A11 parties Indebted to mo 1.vill pretest Settle.at Onoe, otherwise these 1tceotints will be Repairing Proms jbtly Attended to. aIDtR� ETA First-class stock of U tit'rtaker's Goads always on band. By dealing with ns you secure - the best Ln)ntufacturefl ler the 4.41')1(1 price as you would pay for n. second or third rate article elsewhere. 111l Goods Delivered Free in. the Country• LI AT I1 L . L..D, LE rra CDP.IDIR0 We have gained ti great reputation for the elegant fits and finish, but especially fur the Low Prices at which we taste orders. All our work is done on our own premises and cannot be excelled in value by any dealer, and certainly not equalled in the village of Brussels. We have an ' Immo Sid of Choice got terns sem+' in 1tleltons, Worsteds, 'Diagonals, Corkscrews, West of Lnglan Beaton and 12)11211 Tweeds, and an ehlormous variety of the best Canadian makes. PRICES range from $10, fora fairly good siiit made �.. 9� to your Order, to i12, $14, I' 15, 110, $17, $;18, .'x,10 and $20. we use a10 , strictly First -Class, -and the Workmanship tiro hest. S0m0 special lines of rblir.t01a4SIT4v`s'f, CAPS & db dd' urillielhablC�� whit'' we -intent' Selling Off at WoxllraRFCr, 13Altc1A1x8. GIVE U A CALL. pelt in ether hands for Wien Ross Bros. J. G. Skene, onsti,:uilen be amended. Milled. :la• 111:11 ;-4 With, 1)ra Ilutchmoon. lAa c TILE LEADING CLOT.1-IERS fi OC'.l'a!'1'C'lll!;t1iS, B11U6S LS, ON'l'.a.1.Bt.O.