HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-4-6, Page 6a
.ellTp.cralYce Of1'S, ere tiu1mtla ; r, j ig1a1V 1)d for le,v tell..
All the American missionaries in
1 nrmah have incorporated total ah
auaence in their work,
Stiaugor (to Washington Hotel
clerk)—Will you direct mo to the
max room ? Clork—Yes, sir ; f Pew
the procession.
Senator Palmer, of Mieltigen,
says Ilio prohibition amendment
could easily he Harried to day in
that State by 25,000 votes
A role taken by the househ°Ider',
of Glasgow, Scotland, showed 'het
5'7,700 were in favor of enure p' o
hibition, and only 19,400 ogttltst
IL
ltfiss Frances E. Willur1 1
;gonias the persistency ith o fish
the temperance movement is pu•hsrl
by the better half of bunlxnit• es
"ttbe tintinnabulation of the tit. les.
Woman's tongue."
A woman has a fair chance o
of not marrying n drunkard in Wal
leek, Germany. The Legislate', of
the little principality has jest pas.
eb a law forbidd,ng the graelintn e'
o marriage license to a p, r„It'
addicted to the liquor habit.
Fall Brook, Cat, is a probz6iii'tn
town, and all deeds to town lore: for
ever forbid the sale of liquors, A
company is now building a hotel
there to met $20,000, to be named
the Frances E. Willard. This will
be prohibit on ]louse, and no wines
will be allowed in it.
etobert Graham, of New York,
ascertaiued with care the fnllowtng
facti : Preceding the Preeideufial
election of 1984 in Now York city,
there were held in that city 1,002
political conventions -congressional,
essembly, aldermanie, primary, ere
By these political bodies the country
is governed ; 298 were held apart
from saloons, 96 next door to sal'ou6
said 68S in saloons.
A bill recently presented to the
Xentuelly Legislature provides that •
ulieh county in the State shall vote
leax$ November if 1'. will have pit
hibition. If it majority of 1:133 s ,1L
in the whole State furor prohibition,
21 shall apply to the whole chat..
Arty sl igle e. t:1:a;- or rliserik
it courtly, that VOtoo "dry" eita)I
have prohibition, if a county :et.;
"dry" the queetiou 1h1t11 nut be re
/erred to popular vote again for ten '
years ; if it goes "wet,"there sba:1 he
another vote on it the neat year r
• The penalty for illegal selling shall,
after the third offence, be not lees
Allan $2,000 and three month- int
prisonnlont. There is some expect
alien of the passage of the bill.
dr.rpets, el. .'ah' lei' rare still
phone t.n,l T l u what ,,I• ;
rich and i;: ,11:1 'lids 1• .1
J•ilos m'13 11111.0111 1 11t14 1'", tit
tt le 0111 ,1.411: meal ly tilt 411,
key Int divots lived le0 ..1 e
"unlily, and tttev n I .iro4r 1
I )t'L. at mai lin "tt e h•... 1)
0)11ie1 .1',1111 It 1
esesttttr ,,g strit...tes71t,
It is utelehl to ',wilt, an 1 t•,1
1, sit withuur i 10 ung
la•+vP f'1the d ea slimy! I •
wimp oft• du y t 1 'Ito lfvi0lf
1,'v11 dor, try t„ g o burs to
o Lor. i" d . evil ; t1 v d., '• • 1
to be nem,.
(Me neweLelu• 1)1 .e doe• 1..1 ,
jo• r lea .'' ' $t )I) l 1 , t.,••l ,� ,
Thos••
ho ton d bu kept f•
harem sit u h „1/ lett of her ' • ,0
\'V. most s k hu,.1,'uly' tine
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doing 0..4 • tt,t„g•. in .1 110, v.•rtn
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Ll'nith is f .te is 11"t (:nm,tn to
i 1 1
He wit • titii II '! 1, 11 ei
thing .,; 010, y „t 'els
be sure i, elms, a , 1 tvo.
Pny y. U ned. ,1 bis b,•flt • y
sebsclil,a at1t'abi' and 1 ,11
Tongs, lI :, :1)y before celerity
it Ih a 120 2018,, 1)11)1) 14111110
11)11)0 VIVO tgt,,,0•,11130, am l 114411
iltn(Out:. 1f 1,,,1,11 4 .0.1.194 1104 ally •.
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There is 00 144,1 of kut,wletlg
which in IM• baud's of the tld)g014
and sinew. 04411 1)'.1 ha (timed 10
ticumust
Hoer hole dine wag 6140111 ,t,
amusing ,•nrselve•, we should fin 1
it mm10 'v,,Art8 and 11(11) the barl1091
4iayR; Vt. 1.1).
The ' 4- 'o each Ihing as a 11 i't
los, (i'c. The 81:01 can no nlo1•• ex) t
n'ilhou 11. 1'a than the body \viol 1tt
brea'u,
I lie ,..- tislr the si011 011
too Ito .r ; 0..11 I meet do it 11 I n
f .1 .1 holzw 1 1 ,t
111)1 11. )41 \. -.315' 811e4n_r! i
I<.;tci .014 .,114.0 and Mule,' fIis
sheep 1t' 1• ., ..'.t' day . - J ':'1
lil, ';'21' lee 1!dmilli, filet se
Tito mimeo 161,:1.5 1)t tale deport
111 En' ••f a{:icul' il1•t' i1 •8 boon
Dormer '34, yeer 43,620 -let 1'r, Wee.•
eceiveci ,au l 49 465 ee.ro u.,
NS Mist the farmers in seine "f
petvince ,if tiro 1) ,:n1uten r • et.' t
abnnit,unn h ire••.;: •i,.. fling, h 1.•
other places reduced the grain crop
ranch bow tee 1lyerage. Iu ,hitt
Rohe rind the Noou)wuat' tl,rrltori 8
the tote) yield bad be'•n rattan) Ty
estimated et fruit, 12 to 16 millions
of bushels. There was a decrease
in the number of pure bred cattle
imported from Europe 'through the
Point Levis quarto -Aims 114 compared
]th previous years; the number
sing 148. Ther, etas a felling off
u.tlle 11nn11100 of sleep imported
as1 year, die nntnbsr being only
88, whilst only 10 swine were Tom•
orted, At Point Edward quaran-
ne station 109 pure bred cattle,
ad 85 awing were admitted Frew
a Uni Pd States fur breeding per
ogee. P110 value of pure bred ateelt
ntering at Ilia station was valued
$.85,000, that of ewiva being $895.
114 total importntiun into Cauade
r bleeding- purposes were 549
)tie f
262
b313)s11P
1 , sheep, it
I , a d swine.
11 e3pulis to tflo United K.iugdom
ere 61,621 cattle, 85,478 sheep.
10 quantity of phosphate skipped
'111) Montreal during the year, me
rding to roturn8 furnished, was
,711: antes. The archives of the
pertinent cocl)on 2,000 patnpieets
en Li.wlicei character and works
elusively 116toneal, Duriug Zhu
et year $6,614 were distributed
out; 187 agricultural societlee 441
i' N�'Orthwest. The report (led•
kCs at length the operations ou
• 7.o periteehtal farm, whish have
u on the 20)1110 successful,
etre were 1641year 2,874 6pp410))-.
us for pateuta,.4596 were greeted,
1 certif100tes, and 219 caveats
re tile, wee, nti11 there were 1,896
iguulcut of patents, The amount
Foes received including 1300/)858
1 trade marks made a total of
6,192.74. Ont of the total
tuber of patents granted 1,740
e obtained by residents in tho
itod 13131:es, 689 by Cauadiaus,
by Englishmen, 11. by French.
JOHN JONES' MONUMENT -- John
Jones began at the age of fifteeu to
build a monument and finish it at
fifty. He worked night and day,
often all night long, and on the
'Sabbath. He seemed in a greiet
-hurry to get it done. He spent all
411.1 money he earned upon it—some
say $50;000. Then he borrowed all
41e could ; and when no ono wonld
teen him any more he would take
Ina wife's dresses and the bed
clothes and many other 'valuabla
things in his home and sell them to
gee more money to finish that mon
=tent. They say he came home
-one day and was about to take the
.blankets that lay over his sleeping
baby to peep it warm and his wife
-triad to stop him ; but ho drew back
Ads fist and knocked ler down, stet
-,3
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se
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tr.
•80
1110
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hen .11 w � '
Gnu awaywith the 5 )r1a11140t•:' Ca
and never brought them buck, and Tl
lac poor baby sickened and die,) 1}
ism the exposure. At last there T1
'viae not any!11ing left 111 111.1 bones in
The poor, heart broken 'life tenon cu
°Plowed the baby to the grave. Yet 19
ubn Jones kept working all the
snore at the 111onulnen1, I saw him
hen lie 1'18 about filty years olu.
'he monument sons n0Pr17 done,
tit Ira had worked so hard at it
hut I hardly knot:: him, 11e wa8 so
worn ; his clothes were all in tat
1018 1m11 11fs 1)61)118 111)11 farce, 1111111.14
is whole body, were covered with
aFeers which ho got in laying zip
satea of the atones. And the wretch
d man bad been so little in gol d
ciety ell the while that be was
Oiling, that 110 had about forgot.
n how to use the English lane. of
lgo ;hie tongue lead somehow be. an
tee very thiclr, and when he tried $7
speak, out would come an oath. nu
rte
of
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woe
ate
tetebat may Hewn strange, but I Have wor
nil out (hat all who build each Un
tummieses ltd ,?ohu'f, prefer caths 1133
silty oilier words I Now, come
111a nue, end I will ?how you John's
01011 n261tt, It shuttle 111 ft beauti•
dart °fftlte city where five strobe
sot. Most men put such things
it cemetery, But .John had his
n way and put 11 on ono of Ilia
est lets to be found. "noes it
k like Bunker Hill mown/tent P"
s little Amy Arlon by my side.
t A) ail John didn't want ter be
tots
that way. He might
o taken that x;80,000 and built trail
asylum .for poor little 'children cora
t have 1)a 11011X, and people The
101114v32 Called the asylum hie atm
fitment. But hero we are 1)t se
treat doer. It is s, pond tbo
Zoe
nut
nu
sett
22,
Til
repo
cos
at
25,
at 1i
tare
u, 29 by Germaue and 24 by
iv00 of other countrtOO. The
mbcr of emigrant passengers Red
ler) was 82,749 compared with
782 111 1886, and 30,748 in 1867,
o number of emigrant arrivals
rted with settlers' goods tit the
toms houses was 20,822 valued
$1,149,00845 compared with
277 in 1886, with effects valued
997,885.95. The total eependi•
for emigration less refunds for
sport, etc., was $612,772.81,
pared with $300,919,82 in 1886,
expenditure on quarantine lase
tint of .refund wets $81,775,511
ccmparod with $121,165,87 ill
roar previous.
LI SS ELS PC).(0
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E4* -1f. 114Z
.D.
t:.�.d i iou.l"'
,.lpleted the change fruui thestone to the
•ettleln of Grinding, Bite 1)00' 1111• ;11111 iu
Running Order;
APRIL 6, 113'4;
tf,+!' ilei. '..:•,,.! C:*SWe)Ydi+Jr�,C)Siill wbY
MITRE EEMPOillth
„. Y8 IN )TUE FENT }LA.111,
'111; old eiis,omer } its many new ones i
ion(
's,bin. Chopping r •
1'he prolu'ietor ,wishes to r"lnin)1 the public that his stock of l'urni
tare, including Parlor and 13er1room Suites and
all kinds of furniture usually kept in
"'�1'1 " i �" "!t"�^'�' / n^',�wie) 01” iH 411iSN,■ i 1: first-class stOre,ewas
monm COMPLETE.
High -1
0'1,1
ev quantity of Good C;ruitl,
1d1liltii IN GREY L'OWNSUII'
von 26141,-13"i.; lot 11, en e, 16, con-
' lining 100 totter. It is partly cleared. %h0
balance .roll tl.nhsled 1 newt: failing
610.1. 1:0,4109 the 111100011. itis wellbda1I,1
0,1100 titlor familia or grating • 1 willlille•
wise 601110 mutes, being ••'tl post of lot 14,
100.15, ':early ,,11 (feored '1)d tom good
state or 0111410011021, A ;;nod frame burn
vital n 11' 11 uttala 46:010 underneath and n
10011' 1,.4140) tv,1111', ',1s,, 911 ti,e pluco, For
further pm01111h1r:. 100E to the proprietor
lu t11u 11aee. Ttli1lo1 is on...+stio the oth-
er ':FORGE 1vl:a0. Prapr)etor, 1.10
1-'1 1" Y0011 L .i;13T,S.
MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE
—AEn—
COLLTOTI,G dSS00144TION
—Dfi0136 lU0TYE8sIx--
CANADA AND UNITED STATES
•—wA9-
02'� 1T.I11I � 227 106 x.
Having for its trom all
*heti, po Bible to Molle t it to rons, then sub.
llsh the names of all that 06111101 or will not
pay, wh)oh Het is supplied to every member
of the Assootatton throughout Calada and
United States, Th81 membership now num-
bering many thousands, and is ael:noAlodg-
ed by all to he the most powerful organla-
atloninexistence for tic
COLLECTION OF DEBTS
Having nverg00Eetablishod Agencies.
Membership Fee: 191 year $10; 22nd year
07' 511; wed year 85, if renewed witli•
in 1 month after membership
expf reg,
And upon receipt of which, Oo1•tittcato of
Membership, doaitluont boolt, full suitor of
000080 01)11) 0013:y1010 instructions for using
Ae0oolatien will be sent. Solid for testimon-
ials.
.r.0111111431.1, 11481,8200'11. Mgr's,
MEaxrailtna}, Osat
STEING GOODS 7.
T 1)680 just receive,) Inti Spring Citttle,
which, for value, cauult be 111111,111,141:11 ter
Clhufpaos9 oven in bankrupt stool..,.
New Dress Goode, Nett e'dtambrays, New I
1if:e1'%neller6, Nc)v Prints, Pim 1
4'a'dnunhlgs, New elaabrofd-
Crat'e, New Locos, New
Curtains, Now 4:11)1:4
and dollars,
New handkerchiefs, 106., to maims var-
iety, Everything New.
Days Mete awl Send Cheap is What
S1:E1oe does,
IN THE GROOERY DEPARTMENT MY
STOOK IS OOMPLETE,
T sell Teas et 20r )aa, 80c., nee., 10e.,
42e., and 50o., per 1b. In 41 ib. lots set
Reduction will ho made,
Nit .'11'(Stood r1)
dell kinds very Cheap at Heiteres.
t '13atter and Feigs taken 1n Exchange
for (foods,
1 wwil,1, NOT ittl 1'Nr1i1Its14t1ii.
Carl and Sec
Skene,
85. Thin 1"a'Cu1t0.
9'
Ca80018.lte• issues and Trade darks ;loomed
and all other patent causes in the Putout
(;111o, o,:,1 beton the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to. lipon receipt 0)2,1011.
10011149)1)1 of invention, 1 melte careful
examivatfon,and 08218" as to patentability
Free of Charge. Foes moderato, and [make
no charge nnlosspatept is secures. Inform-
ation, advice and special references sent Du
1111)1ic1.taon. J. It. LICR'ELL, Washington,
i?.C.. U.S.F,tentOfice, r0.
°ewer Shoe Store.
J. DOWNING,
Foo' nerly of Godorich, wishes to
inform the Public generally that
he .has opened out a Custom
Boot eC Shoe Store
Opposite the American Hotel
and is prepared to take Orders
for all Kinds of
cTTts'rolvi
None but First -Class Workmen
Employed and a Perfect 1714
Guaranteed..
Repairing neatly done.
,GIVE ME .A CALL.
Dozvn2n ..
NOTICE
I ale leaving my Accouol'rs with
Mr. Hargreaves
for a short time.
All parties Indebted to loo
will please
Settle at Once,
otherwise these accounts will be
put in other hands for colloc-
Hon.
The natchinzon.
Latest Styles of Iactuxe Mou i b,
1''1'a1.11C•S 11.111
Oil Pointings in stock. As 1 now -manufacture my
own Furniture, having
Eight 911 Constantly Fiployedt
I am in a position to deal with the. public on more liberal terms
than ever. All tilnber used thoroughly seasoned in filo first-class
dry kiln. at our Factory.
• Repairing Promptly Attended to.
First-class ; tocrl8 of Under'fttktr'S (1oo115 always on hau)i. fly
dealing with u5 you stc'ure the best manufactured f4'r the earn,.
price as }ou would pay for 11 second or third ratty artiel. elsewhere.
..ILGU Goods Delivered Free in, ?rhe Gfomiar'fJ.
R. L Ii_ArI1H li] /IDA LE.
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.nrovovmn,�
r
We have gained a great reputation for the elegant fits and finish,
but especially for the Low Prices at which we take orders. All
our work is clone on our own premises and cannot he excelled in
value by any dealer, and certainly not equalled in the village of
' Brussels. We have an
I1nJllen Sad g
J
io cr�a�s
T: -Z i S .S 'tea As t 1;. \-T
in 1Ic11011s, Worsteds, Diagonals, (;erltscrows, 1` 1St of England,
Scotch and .Irish T'1veeds, and an -enormous variety of
the best Canadian makes.
I', I„ Qs range from 14410 for it fairly good shit 1,141111)
°°�- ° ) to your order, to $12, 1;11.1, $1.5, : 16, +17,
$I8, $11) and $;;20.
TEM .dyC`lvl;,.dtZZ1V:.,W ',. Z4tt,'..J !gi
we also aro strictly First -Class, and the W0rk30allsllip the best.
Some spacial lines of
Which we intend Selling Off at W0N.il'1RI'UT, BARGAINS.
GIVE US A 0. ,D:.Ba..iL.
Ross Bros.,
THE LEADING CLOTHIERS OUTPUT:KM
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