HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-4-20, Page 6't,ciilpEtillattc 41Dtes.
Lxasitsxee 4"ecu.—]'ice, my ,Lots,
is not properly to be taxed, but to
)ie tuppressea. Luxury may very
properly be taxed. .But the use of
these thtnge winch are simply hurt
1
were genera:1e t+.. nr "ea •. a.nu.lo 1
01 Itaugaro•.s t • tie KOe•te• ., a tl.• tlt.i 1
t t wi•11 to h. v,. hctn to ,ed !f•'
lied often to d ve 'OP -N. ti,, pi ',in i
Willi Itis wife, 3430 HIP., ,••.d, •t :in a• ;
delittht, in feting the e:eon•0e imp 1
pint; about. I rest•' este' los who., I
Thanking th
tied 1 duly sae 'h. Item: •• • 1 bat aupplrl and wi
fel—hurtful ui their own nature
T 1' i 1... i 1•: U 3 `5 E 1-5 POST
and Flour Mills !
PRAt"Pl0 t,
It? •\'t'
.un stntion woe utl, t+htt tit' "tt'�;,1 411. tie aucep3. Che .t.a '.o.sl„,tet! 't:, vilig completed the change froth thesteue to the 11ntt•nna;;e, wt
sn every degree—la to bo prohibited Thi kin, aro, b1, 7h75 t• b etit I Celebrated I engarittt. system of Grinding, hits now the Mill in
11tboee liquors are so delicious that g
the people ere tempted to tutir own 1,'. dreadful un' 1.1' . ",. •1,1t 1h"re,
•
t ilto id,i- .ion illtbo.•
deslraetjon, et us secure teem rout
j tt f u t a eve, „ s
hoed. It t t ate a tv that R-1 lrs�i
ktioso fatal druvghte by bursting the tui. are ux _ „` ]`) Gla y i
ltrw ahonid ' •• 41 t, and In t, J 1"D°� 7 Running Order SIIVEr 'I,A'11 C
cheek• that contain them. Let Its
sltsoh lhess artists in human slnu;,h, nyder that tip r'•1""•" 41!,1 be 1 from established and
ter which have reconciled their rtt:eaeIOus awl n was 'til; deer fully warranted by nit,
1 a- ]••boil] ,t ,ten! a t r., t .tit 11•" • •?11:1 ,one all his old customers and as ]tidily new ones
countrymen eprmsn v rtho pi and to ruin w 1 C/.00 448 (,/ d r
and quota 0 ever the pitfalls of de- vmri'tus 'tett n- in • h vlcluiy. possible. Chopping dodo.
bauchery such batty ac eau not be Dares wee, ......elr.ei tt. •1 neer
resisted.—Lord Chesterfield, British creatures w,1,'• dhtv-•n 1..es caningi
Parliament. yards tied • •1,u shut.
'bra ELoitr:1wca OF Chiba.—The Cu the t ti• n :Jr, v'. rniltcltte,l
lubabitants of a thriving teen iu more titan '(1,004! t•,•'t', tau dl.p:;
Pennsylvania having aasembled, at' ed of within 11 few tnoe.L4 Again,
VAS Iheir custom, to decide ehat on qui.e a n,. d i'at(•sis,d etat1'• 1
number (if any) of spirit -licenses the "iib t:bu' 1 bitty fir” h.au,md
'be0p, °bout lift ti u lea from the
townrs, thered
wasia from the mCewl
our ebov0 t"'..11 t,., 1 s, by the
Court, there a very full nit pre at°l les, be. ks rli•• t ', : ii.„e1, • s
ance. One of the a platform
pre bud been )ti: '1 .til nt'id r ivit,tlu
Bided ; end Upon the pintfgrm were
GM. &
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11410 1,.
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e op.°+•
seated, ttnlong others, the peeler of 41K 1n,n4bs 1) n„• au't .Id.
1 .a
the place, one of his deacons, and u.•ed iu this ese tee hue et '' 1.a.n
thephysidiatl. After the meeting ing thoai3ius 1'be Laufer wen. soh
had been culled to order, one of the ie la l veep; .c men( On my j,.u.
most respectable aiti2ons of the hey un the aver 1, wi...tut; we river
bororgh rose, and, after a short road, got out is •.t the ehet•p . sit
.'speech, moved that the meeting docks, and 1t at'4u+ed 1” 1410 that 41401,43
petition for the usual number of were' 441111 a^ tt,..liy liau.u,o00 :.
licenses for the ensuing year. He sheep wishiu thaw. After this
thought itwas not best to get up an
excitement by refusing to grant
•licenses.'' They had better liosuse
The bl
good men, and lap them bell. Phe odtngs :—
Man never is, but always to be blessed.
The rabbits enter.td 4341 the scene.
kaugarot.iug end gone on for a 4im'
squatters began to ]lope that potted
and pleuty w. old reign. on their
proposition seemed to meet ulth al
most universal favor. The president
wag about to pelt the question to the
meeting, when an objeet arose in a
distant part of the building, and all
eyes instantly turned in that darer
tion. It was an old woman, poorly
,,.clad, and.whoee careworn counteu
aero was the painful index of no
light suffering. And yet there was
something in the flash of her bright
Uunridittiu News.
Sherbrooke pays $80 per year for
each electric light.
The Btao,tfotd opera 110061 is
being offersd for sale.
Reeve Korn, of Woodstock, is off
on 0 t' c months' trip to Europe. •
eye that told she had once been `Che killing of moose bets been pro
` what she then was not. She ad Hilted in Quebec for the next seven
dressed the president, and said she wants.
bad come because she had heard
• that they were to decide the license
question. "You," said she, "all
'know who I'am. You once ,ltnely illani'oba. the N W. 'L' ,and Britme mistress of ono of the best estates
in the borough. I once had a has. isth Columbia this summer.
band and five sons ; and woman
The Waterford (Hunt Club cap
never had a kinder husband, mother lured six toxo:. ono day heat week,
the seventh eseaping after losing its
brush.
Twenty cher loads of potatoes were
shipped l0 Cbieage from Winnipeg
1141 Friday.
Hon. Speaker Ouimsi will visit
never bad live better or more of
fectiot tto sons. But where are
they now 2 Doctor, I ask where
are they now 2 in yonder burying.
ground there aro six graves, filled
by that husband and those five
sons, and oh ! they are all drunk
0rd's graves! Doctor, how camp
they to be drunkards 2 You would
come and drink with them, and you
told them that temperate drinking
would do them. good. And you, too,
sir," (addressing the pastor), "would
come and drink, with my husband,
and my sons thought they might
drink with eafoty, and follow your
religious example. Deacon, you
sold them rum, which made them
drunkards. You have now got my
farm and all my property, and you
got it all by rum 1 And now," elle
curd,"I have done my errand. I
go back to the poorhouse, for that
is my home. You, rev. sir --you,
doctor -Land you, deacon, I may
never meet again until 1 meet von
et the bar 4f God, where yob, too,
will meet my ruined husband and
those five sous, who, through your
ineane and influence, fill the drunk.
ard's grave 1" The old woman sat
down. Perfect silence prevailed,
until broken by the preeident, who
✓ ose to put the question to the meet-
ing --^Shall we petition the court
.I'lte portraits of all the Mayors of
Waterloo up to the present time
have been taken and will be placed
in the council chamber.
Deputy Reeve Baird, of Paris,
has scut ie his resignation to the
Council beenuee a market bylaw
providing for the erection of new
toes) buildinge was defeated.
John ItfeGilvery, of Mount Forest,
died there Iecently at the age of
115. He wes an old bachelor. His
syeeight was quite undimmed. he
never having had use for glasses.
Henry Muma, ono of the efficient
and popular Dominion Arbitrators,
lute been promoted to the office of
Referee of the Exchequer Court of
Canada, ono of the higheut courts
of the land
M:auy French Canadians who
went to work in the brick fields,
Massachusetts, aro returning home
to Montreal, the reason given being
that several of the factories are
shutting down.
The Dresden Teet Well Company
has got into business shape. Over
$1,000 has been subscribedand$270
paid in. The officers chosen are i -
A. McLean, President ; J. Sharpe,
Sec. -Treasurer ; Messrs. F. Laird,
W. Leonard and T. B. Anderson,
to issue licenses to this borough for 1:x -Com.
the ensuing year 2" and the ono A Pembroke paper says that a
unbroken "No 1" which made the wonderful stick of timber has been
very walls re-echo with the sound, out and made on Thomas Ilale's
told the result of the old woman's new Amabalo du Fond limits. It
appeal. Thera were no more is seventy six feet long, and averages
licenses granted. Dear reader ! twenty one inches wide, from top to
while you heart is still heaviug with bottom, on each of the four sides.
deep emotion, and your eyes are Brantford council had a surprise
party given them iionday evening,
when Mrs. Bates laid a waif she
has had charge of upon the (livid
table and refused to remove it 11u -
less paid for its keeping. The cries
position—to "abstain from all ap• of the infant added to the dilemma
f tl i h ,•, 1 th 1 f
can bo imagined when a policeman
succeeded in getting the woman to
suffused with generous tears, ea -
solve (if you have not previously
done so) immediately to take up,
with regard to the curse of intoxi-
cating drink the only safe Christian
pearanre of evil.''o le city its er5 ant eir relief
1i
't'HOUSANDy `,n'etraliCIAROOltis I reenlist) charge of the baby,
rrlcenl:•trnfers i t�4hent Into Cerra lx ( Boston has just received from
and Slat;+trt bJ'1t'hnlesale.
•••4 j Africa the largest gorilla over laud
Iiangaroos ere such a rarity, even ed its the U.S. Hie name is Jack,
in the tnanagel'ise of tide country, and ho is five feet in height when
that it seems :grange to read of their ; standing erect, ttu:l lueasares seven
being eo thick elsewhere as to lea feet from the end of one outstretch-
come a nuisance. That retch a' ed baud to the other, He weighs
thing is possible, however, appears i about 125 pounds, exhibits mar -
from the fallowing, by a eontrlbt.tor, atone strength, compared with
to Blackeeetl's elagnenl0 : ; witielt that of 1114114 somas like a
In 1851 i bad occasion to visit a f child. Ho arrived in a largo box
8fatioe in Rivulets, which Was 81001f• l made of planking two and a half
ed. with cattle. 1 llad tl oauplo of 1 inches thick, and when being re -
kangaroo dogs with one. As .t was 1 moved from the ship he tore large
leaving my friend asked me to chain splinters from the ]lard wood p144111
them under illy buggy, US 1 had to ; with as 11111011 43000 as a o111]d would
erose the 1143(4 Plain, on which there ; break a twig,
will be glut]
Si
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41.44
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q011,
11ij;4e: t P1'it r 'aid fon any quantity of Good Grain.
II'_1N. .
40111111
is1ARM Pon LIN °ging lit 14GREY IO NSHIP
con-
taining
100 well rtimbered.hs.l l unnar tailing
areokcrosens the tibex, and it is well adapt•
ed for either farming or grazing. I will ilke-
c iollertilala oast
lot
n.ialy re and in ag 01
state of cultevation. A good frame barn
with a gond 440440 stable underneath mud a
never failing well is also on the place. For
further particulars apply .o the proprietor
on oth-
er the GT400(0144 This 102
Y,aloposiiiii Proprietor. 1-141
Pt'41' YOU R • DEBTS.
MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE
-eon-
(IOLLEC'L'ING e1SSOCIrlTION
—Dolga 1tVer4•nral\-'•
CANADA AND U1v'ITED STATES
•-wAS—
= 12'1:.2..ISMM=7:J =2:716E4,
Having for its object to oolloct from all
that le possible to soiled from, thou pub-
lisb the names of all that cannot or will not
par which list is supplied to every member
of the Association throughout Canada and
w num-
United
many the u sande,, membership
in�oknowledg•
ed by all to be the most powerful ergs.niz-
attonin existence for the
COLLECTION OF DEBTS.
IInving cvor20011stabltaltedAgonei00.
Membership Fee; 004 year $IO; Sud 41418'
87 00 ; Sed yea r 511, if renewed with-
in 1 mouth Idler membereblp
expires.
And upon receipt of which, Certificate of
f
Membership.
with complete insent tructionsi :using
Association will bosent. Bond fortestimon-
1als.
.14. 33,111011141,11. 1111,1,8 3 Co. elgr's,
;I•io.�iltoxs, Ont
SPR/ITG Goons if.
I have just received my spring Goods,
wheel, for valne, cannot bo surpassed for
Cheapness even in bankrupt stoops.
New DreSs (1004 4, New t'lntmbrl48, 1'44'4
Seer$u4lcers, New Prints, New
Trimmings, New Embroid-
eries, New image, New'
4'urlalns, New Puffs
and Collars,
Pt T =INT T ,
Caveats Ito issues sad Trade Marks secured
Mild all other patent clauses in the Patent
Office and before the Corte promptly and
carefully attended to. Upon receipt Of mod-
el er sketch of Invention, 1 make careful
examination,and; advise as to patentability
Free of Charge. Pees moderate, and I make
no charge unless patent is sec uroe. Inform -
tion, advice and ep00i'tl reforonees scut on
Apollo .Mon. 3.B. LITTnr, 6, Washington,
D.C., U.S.i' atont Oaloe. 1,13 ,
Now Shoe Store,
J. DOWNING,
formerly of Goclerich, wishes to
inform the Public generally that
he has opened out a Custom
Boot & Shoe Store
Opposite the American Hotel
and is prepared to take Orders
for all Rinds of
CUli+41401141 WO1 Ii.
None but First -Class Workmen
Employed and a Perfect Fit
Guaranteed.
Repairing neatly done.
GIVE ME A CALL.
J
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ta.warmagag gann,Yglagrage.:Tccnsigna gazi agarT aMagre
1 t
. 1, i i ' l: j?LT✓V'7),ti.
.. D t3, i '; .iG OIL, 00 CA
of I'rivatl I''ni.ds have Just boon
t.,lu•t o
in 111y hands for In-
'"t111Oltt
t i PP:1i CENT. •
fitrrtttl 1.1 s end have their loans
eieep,lc'te ill three clays if title is
1,b l tern elors
.71'1•: . >.t 1,i'
Wedding Rings,
Lalli, a Com Rine+. -
Broaobes.
Ig.,,• i .ga, 20.
Alec Have in stock a full lin.- of \'inline
and violin Strii,g , bo.
N. 4.-.lsauer .1 Marriage Lieonscs,
T Fletcher
UME WO
tai
,..
E. E. WADE.
l eiierai B acksmith,
wishes to intimate to the public generally
that he do, a all kinds of Blackemitlting
in a • orknutnlilte planner.
Wagons, Buggies, 810i018 and Cutlers
mule to timer.
Rephtiring promptly Executed
I make • Specialty of Hotree-shoeing.
A Cab titilioited.. t "lleniember the
Stand Eras rue Bt:tnats.
94 S. Plum.
Money to Loan.
Money to Loan 011 Farm Pro-
perty, at
LOWEST RATES,
I desire to inform the Public
that I have Leased tie well- ! PRIVATE AN COMPANY FUNDS
known BRUSSEns LLMIE Worms I DICKSON & HAYS,
from Thos. Town and will run
the business next Season.
I will also continue to follow !
my trade as
r;'TCONF. D1AP4ON.
and ale prepared to furnish esti-
mates for Jobs, &c.
13CIf,1)LNG .AND CORRNER. i'rUN11
always of hand.
Satisfaction Gual•anterd.
A Specialty ,wade or Bricklaying and
Plastering Mine.
Solicitors,
Brussels, Ont.
ATEA 7' MARL ET,
l� l
Man Street, - Brussels,
ANDREW ('l".RIRIE, I110P1iTET0l:
F esh AND Scit Meats
Of the best quality always on band and de-
livered to tiny pert of 1110 viliago free of
obargo.
70011.115 very farorablo.
FAT CATTLE WANTED:
For which the highest market price will
he paid.
I also make a specialty of buys en nide.
and bkius,
Don't forgot the place next door to
P11.OPRIETOPt. Fletcher'sJewelry Store. A. CURRIE.
Wo have gained a great reputation for the elegant fits and finish,
but especially for the I:.iow Prices at which we take orders. All
aur 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
iiniiieiise Stook 0i Choice GoodS
T�TT`j S'E. .F.01'T
DOW/ling, 'iii lfeltons, Worsteds, Diagonals, Corkscrews, Treat of England,
• Scotch and Irish Tweeds, and an enormous variety -of
1;110 best Canadian makes.
NOTICE !
I aha, leaving 1113' Ac'couN'rs with
Mr. Hargreaves
Now handkerchiefs, etc., in endless var.
iety. Everything Now. 1:01' a s110r1
INV Cheap and ,Sella Cheap is what
SKIM 11010.
IN THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT MY
STOOK IS COMPLETE,
I sell Teas at 20e.. tile.. 1(4'., 350„ doe,,
4 ic., and Soc., pot lb In 5 lb. lots. at
Reduction will be male.
teen l l r (414,oate
of all kinds very Cheap at S41vs's.
Vienr Iter and Eggs taken in T'lxoluntge
for Goode.
i
Witt 6 Nlt'r 041 r5lll416444UO
Call and .Ser Me.
tint e.
All parties Indebted to leo
will please -
Settle at Onoe,
otllerwiso thes0 accounts will he
put in
ticni.
J• G. Skene,
err• ltl,:n S'rnrr14,
P"�"OGl range from $10, for a laarly good suit merle
JL 1.1 i:J • to your Order, to ti 1°2, ',14, '15, $10, $17,
$18, $19 and $20.
'1E7'17 • X
we use are strictly first -Class, and the Workmanship the best.
Some special lines of -
EATSOAPS OAP & ''° 715v TI I I,,:,° GB
which w'11 intend Selling 011.at 'IVoliona .•U.L 13.uxi.uNs,
GIVE US A CALL.
other ittm1s fur ('011041-
Ross Bios®
w
Mitchinson.
tchi% sot•
• 'THE LEADING CLOTI-TIRIIS & OUTF.TTEPS,
I3It17SSELS, ONTA1iIO,