The Brussels Post, 1888-6-29, Page 66 THE BRUSSELS 1,'OST
ItralterearatnaMeettenatealea
` t.Cnl"pCl'Itltc1s rofe5,
Nine times in ten the elan tell
volunteers the information that lit)
is ober le not to be believed.
That the W.C.T.U. le an netiv
organization is proved by the fac1s
tbet its national president, M.1
Frances E. Willard, has receive,
to do their duty. Cineinnetti has
recently had n siincwhat aitnilitir
experience, and now Ybiledelnlhie
fella in line to give it flat denial to
that popular fallacy. If elle eau
close more than 4,000 saloons in It
o single night, whet is to hinder her
oloatug the odd 1,84(1 which re.
ulnen ? is it a feet that 1,8.40 s=t•
e loon -keepers with their bar•tondere, ;
end rho very small minority of their
t customers who might unite with
them, would be able to defy the
altthoritiee of the second city of the
Union
Anarebiets and recently imported
1 - foroignero may resist filo law, but
Americans and the desoondanai of
over 15,000 invitations to teeter(
under its auspices during the pas
twelve }pare.
Luther Beu.son the Indiana tem
perfume orator, is described a
second Gough, Ho was once n for
saken druulcard. but reformed, um
is now a consistent church member
sale of druhk find their voice
drowned amid tho general ;!eman
for clear declarations of hostilit"
The Methodist church has wits
• practical unanimity declared it
purpose by the pulpit, by the pr
) naturalized eltfzeus are a law ithi•l,
,ing people. All that is uecesoery to
melte the enforcement of any law
poetiblc in Ode country is that the
ilea iteoif ahonia be righteous, and
e that the perscue appointed to en-
force it should be faithful and coma
s ngeous.—N. Y. 1Vitness
He is n heavyset man, with a •
de ,
bass voice and raven black hair.
The eliurebei, aro making them
wives heard with no nnoertnir
sound on the suppression of tin
drink traffic. A few faebionabl
preachers who condone the nee ancoma
stroll person is disorderly or riotous,
0 No person licensed in this die.
tract aiutll eull'er or permit to be
kept in bar ur but houeu or prom -tem,
nuy billtnrd tables, any faro bank,
rouge et noir, roulette table, dice,
cards, dominoes, droughts m• any
dovioo or devices for gmwbling ; nor
eulior or permit any pool selling ml;
gambling of any hind to bit morrimd
on therein or tlierenpon, nor any
raffles or lottery, skittles, bowihug
Alley, or nuy (leek() fur the drinks
or oiberwiee whetaoever.
7. No keeper or landlord of a
tavuru, or shop keeper for sale by
retail, licensed by Ude 13unrd, -shall
employ no b•tr ten dor, clerk or
nl:eol, for the purpose of selling
liquor, any person under the ego of
21 years, nor than give, sell or
(abenrise (i,poeo of. to nuy cbi1,1,
or to any minor, or apprentice,
under tho age of 10 year:, any in.
toxientiog lirptor whatever, without
a written order from his or her
d ; parente, or ono of them, guerditn
or 'nester, or from n medical prima
REGULATIONS boner, nor shell emelt holders of
licenses seller or pormit :toy such
tit Oar board of rlr,nre ('on"nlsrloaerr'
for the Sale or tipirituone and Err—gild. by all legitimate means to ha ie t.111gr`hn!Aron-mil DP:-
Wei
W-
riisi o
culeate the responsibility of all
Christian men and good citizen:: to For defining the conditions and
subordinate political party alliances qualificetimis requisite to obtain
to the great work of securing the tavern Itemises for the retail, witbiu
abolition of the accursed liquor the municipality, of spirituous, fer-
traffic The Presbyterian General merited or other manufactured lig-
Assembly at Halifax has, by n uta. uora, and also Shop Licenses for the
jority of one hundred and forty-nine sale by retail, within the munici•
to ten, declared that total urohib- pality of the district, of such liquore
ition is the most effective form of in shops or places other than tar -
temperance legislation, and urges erne, inns, alehouses, beer•houses,
on all members of the ohurch to use or places of public entertainment,
all legitimate means to secure such For defining tho persons to whom
legislation. The Synod of this dio-
cese seems inclined to take a step
forward on ibis subject, and the
smaller religious bodies are certain-
ly not behind the foremost of these
such licenses may be issued and
continued during the year. Por
regulating the taverns and shops to
be licensed ; and for fixing and de-
fining the duties, powers and prlvi•
great ones. Those who so express. leges of the Inspector of the Die -
ed themselves arc iu direct eontaot met,
with the conseieuco of the people. The maid Board have passed and
Among the masses of the people, do hereby pass and adopt the fol.
and in this they differ from the lux lowing Resolutions, viz. :
uncus classes, no glamor surrounds 1. Every application or petition
the wine cup. It has no social for a License must show—(1) That
status. The minister who (lanolin. he or she is the bona fide owner of
resit has no quarrel with his so. the business to be carried on in the
cial surroundings. The etiug of pretniees sought to be licensed; that
tho liquor curse bas no gilded cot. he or elle is solvent at the time of
oring, nor are Its dire effects hidden application. (2) That his or her
by curtains and cushions. In these -intention is to carry on the business
declarations we hear the ary of all in his or her name, daring the next
that is religious and moral and ensuing license year for which the
manly in the land. The next thing license is to be granted. (8) Tbat
is for the spirit that has declared he or she is at present able to com-
itself in the churches to come Into ply ;and will comply with the law
action at the polls, and to require of and ragulatione at present and any
both parties prohibition candidates, ! time in force in the district affecting
and the promise of prohibition ; the license and licensed premises.
measures and a prohibition law.— 2. In all towns in said district
Montreal Witness. 'Gault tavern keeper shall have in the
premises sough) to be licensed, in
PHILADELPHIA'S EKPE.BI• permanent order, and maintain dur-
MENT. ing the license year, at least 12 bed
Over four thousand saloons were
rooms, sitting rooms, properly
closed in Philadelphia last Thurs-
day at midnight, because their pro
prhetore had not been able to secure
licenses under the new law. Only
1,840 now remain out of nearly
heated and furnished for public use,
and in addition to family and do-
mestic requirements, and shall also
keep and maintain stabling to ac-
commodate at least 20 horaos, un-
less olhereiee specially permitted
8,000. This is certainly a step in by the Board, and shall have and at
the right direction, if it can only be all times keep on hand a good sup.
nisintained. But let it be dietiucb. ply of hay, °hie and straw. In all
ly remembered that this reduction
is not due to high license. If that
were the case, it would not be a
gain, for experience proves that the
large profits secured by the remain.
ing saloons would tempt others,
and then still others, to pay the high
fee, until, in the end, there would
be, for all practical purposes, as
many as before, And by this pro-
cess the income from license fees is
continually increased until it be•
comes so important a source of rev-
enue that it is almost impossible to
get voters to abolish it. No, are•
duction of the saloons by Increasing
the foo is not a grain. i ling sufficient to accommodate at
In Pbilatlel least 10 home, with sufhoient hay,
townships and incorporated villages
tritium the said district, the pro-
prietor of each tavern shall have in
the premises sought to be licensed,
in permanent order, and maiutain
during the currency of the licence
your, at least 4 bedrooms and at
least 1 siting -room, properly boated
and furnished in the discretion and
according to the directions of the
License Inspectsr for the said dis-
trict, for public nee and in addition
to the requirements for the pro•
prietor and his or her family, and
shall also have and maintain slab-
pbia there were many oats and clean therefor.
ether saloon keepers who would 8. Each tavern in the said dis-
gladly have pald the higher fee. I1 triot shall have and maintain in
was not the cost of a lieeuee that connection with the premieee, clean
closed their (core ; it was the fact
that under the Brooke law the
granting of lioeueee is placed at the
direction of the judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions, In Philadel-
phia judges thought it their duty
to exercise the wide discretion grant.
1sl to them in such it manner as to
bencfat the community by rofnsing
licenses to alt applicants who could
be shown to have violated the excise
!pace in the raft,
,Lot us have n Brooks law in New
York, without the high•liconee fea•
ture, and we will accept it as a de-
tided improvement on the present
law, even though wo aro aware that
where the judges aro in sympathy
with the saloon keopers they can .
use their cheer:Aiou in a different u. Tho landlord, or person in
manner to that in which the Philp - charge of it liceneedl tavern in this
delpbin judges have usod tlicw, district, abaft, nt any time of rho
At the worst, the sale of liquors night or day, admit to such tavern
could not be much more ttnrestriet• and lodge nud entertain all bona
eel than it is now in this city. fiche travellers arriving from or going
Moot people hold it to bo a truism on n journey, who tender payment
ova commodious water closets and
urinals, to the satisfaction of the
License Inspector for the district,
which shall be oonetantly iiopt clean
and orderly, -
4. Every applicant for a shop
license, at the commencement and
during the ourrenoy of the license
year, must bo possessed of premieee
wherein he or she proposes to carry
on businces, to bo entirely devoted
to tho conduct of the business so
licensed, snob promises having no
communication, directly or indirect•
ly, from the interior, with any other
busineso promises, and no person
having promises not satisfactory in
thio respect to the License Inspector
aball receive a license.
that a prohibitory law could not be
enforced in large cities, Mayor
Hewitt once clotted all the saloone
in Now York for two or three Sun•
days by simply requrriug the police
for such accommodation, or upon
production of an order from any
Mayor, itoove or lfagfetrate, guar.
anteeing payment therefor, except ;
in such eases where the conduct ofi
quoit, stay in or loiter about tris or
her tavern or chop, unless in the
caee of a :event such child, minor
or apprentice, shall be .t b (un He
traveller or boarder therein, anti in
such case snob persons must be ex-
cluded from the bar•romi.
8. No keeper or landlord of any
tavern, and no keeper of any shop
for retail sale of liquors, shall, ou
i any pretence whatever, give, sell or
otherwise dispose of any intoxicat•
ing liquor to any person or persons
in a state of intoxication, or to any
person who is a drunkard, or to
any member of the family or house.
hold, or to any wife or husband,
apprentice, or child, or employee,
or agent of any drunkard, or to any
person concerning whom written
notice from the husband, wife, son
or daughter, master or guardian, or
from a Justice of the Peace, or the
License Inspector of this District,
that such person is a drunkard, has
been given, nor after receiving a
request iu writing not to give, sell
or otherwise dispose of iutoxicating
liquors to such person, except on
the certificate of a duly licensed
medical practitiouer, practising in
the municipality where such person
resides. -
9. No ltcensed tavern -keeper
within this Licensed District aha 1
suffer or permit any person or per-
sons whomsoever to wrestle, fight,
quarrel or wrangle, so as to disturb
or annoy guests or travellers at his
or her tavern, or whereby the per-
sons or property may be endanger-
ed, nor shalt any such tavern-keop-
er suffer or permit improper dis-
turbance, or singing of improper
songs, or swearing, or profane or
obscene jesting in hie or her tea -
ern,
10. The tavern or shop premises
must bo kept at all omen clean aid
orderly.
11. The barroom in every tav-
ern
ateru must be in a public part of such
premises, with a direct entrance
from the street passing snarltavern,
and during all hours and days in
which the sale or other disposal of
liquor is prohibited, the view through
the windows into such bar room
must not be hidden by any curtain,
blind, screen or other contrivance,
and the doors leading into such bar.
room, either from outside or inside
the promises, must be looked, and
if at any time when such sales as
aforesaid is prohibited, suoh door or
doors bo open or unlocked, the
same shall be and constitute an of
fence against this and the next enb•
sequeut regulation.
12. The barroom and all other
rootus or places in whibh intoxi-
cating liquors are kept in every
tavern, shall, each night of the week
other than Saturday and Sunday
nights, be closed from the hours of
10 o'clock at night until 0 o'clock
in rho morning thereafter, and shall
be kept closed, and no sale or any
disposal of will liquor shall take
place, nor shall the drinking of in-
toxicating liquors bo allowed there-
in, or on the promises, during euoh
hours, or during any other hours
or dace which, by any scutate or
law now or hereafter to be in force
in this Province, tho same are to bo
kept closed, save and except to such
persons as aro entitled by statute
to enter.
18. All licensed shops shall bo
closed not later than 0 o'clock p. nt,
and be kept closed till 0 o'eloclt
a, m, (Ivory day of the took except
Saturday and Sunday, on which last
mentioned days they shall conform
to the statutory regulations as to
closing and remaining clotted.
14, The following amongst others
shall bo duties of ilio Lioonso In•
epector :—(1) Ho shall bo the Sac- y
rotary of this Board, and nil own.
munieatione for the Board may bo
directed to him, (2) He shall re''
port to the Board all persons affect
od by the Itesolntions heroic eon.
tainod and pneeed, who have violet.
od the eamo, (8) Ile shall ,prosecute
,JUNE 20, 1588
11.5 2`3 S.RSIETZ 7ilMUCTitS'9C>f8Re7'Stdri:,7a1=0 A'£7dxieFl rZ'Lr V iten:irttr.'tv,rt,rwrivo m-
all pl'rstllla I1M'lug en Vlohtkul shell
r( guinti"ho. t4) lie shall visit nod
iur, eel alt in:eusocl promises in tide
111 1rict At hetet four tinea during
each Iio'iii ''n r, end report fully
to this Boat
18. The License Inspector shall
have 1 otter nt any time to enter nuy
1ieenec•d bongo or preutieos in the
Diatrie', for the purpose of inspeo•
tion, land to teas with pini euoli por.
son or persoi.e for assistance or
(YOItET1i1N0 N1s1Y!
WALTON PUP P RTOdBB.
The nndersiguod desire,' to intimate to
tip public that ho hay perohasod the
Miami frau 1 t, t lar from John Love
and is now prepared to fill orders, by
mail or otherwise, uttruetrd to his caro.
Satisfaction guaranteed in Pumps,
pratiotll'li ns he may doom ueses• Tanks, rOe. { Ave in full blast and a flret-elt:•so
easy Of prudent.
Repairing ,romptly attended to, Con. i
18. Any person or persona guilty tracts taken f.w digging wells,
of Any infraction of any of tba I ,Xl 1 X, - it
Rert111111)4 ri tsseu1 by debt 1)oard 'raving been 11 3•oarea at the intsinoss I
shall, Ilp:,il conviction befura a feel confident that 1 can snit lily 0116-
Police 1Gui.trale, Mayer or nut toiners.
Jnetice or Jnetices of the Peace,
lin vieg jnlialittion in the Ooupty of
Huron, on the oath of any erodible
n•ituesa, forfeit and pity n penalty of
amt leen thou 8, 20 nlr more than
E50 for tine!! °Hence, together with
the colas of prosecution ; and upon
• default of peymeut thereof forth-
with it. shall bo lawfal for each
l'olice Jlagietralo, i\i yor, Ju.etice
' j
i
or ¢ � t envie m
7u arcs of .1e tenon c t a
• at. aferateid, to iariie a warrant
under nus -or their hand end soil, to
levy the said penalty and cost or
r
The Cranbrook aria
Works
GIVE ME &TRIAL and bo convinced.
y„5. WELSH,
3m 1', nprlotor, Walton.
,L�
9 '
General Blacksmith,
cos`} only by dlst!'ese and solo of wishes to intimate to the public generally
the goody anti chattels of the person that he does all kinds ofBlncksmithing
so convicted, and in caro of tusuf•
ficiout (Betrt:is to satisfy tho said
penalty and cast or coats only, it
shall be lawful for the said Police
Magistrate, Mayor, Justice or Jas.
Ekes of the Pence convicting, as
aforesaid, to commit the person so
convicted to the common gaol of the
County of l:Inron for no less than
20 days nor more than 40 days, nu.
less the filo and costs, and costs of
warrants, and conte necidental there-
to and to the execution thereof be
sooner paid.
17. In ndditiou to the penalty in
the next preceding Regihlation ihn•
posed for the infraction of any of
the Regulations passed by this
Board, the license iseuod to any
persou convicted ns aforesaid of any
suoh infraction, may, upon com-
plaint of the License In epeotor of
the District, be revoked and can•
oelled, subject to the terms in as-
cordanee with the provision of ma
by a similar procedure enacted by
Sections 91 and 92 of seal Chep,
194, R.S.U., 1887.
18. These 'Resolutions shall be
printed and n cony thereof delivered
by the Inspector to each person to
whom a license is issued, and the
said copy must bo preserved by the r r A
holder of the license, and kept ex- 1 I/CS/'2 _Atall Salt Meats
posed in the most public place of his of flatboat quality always on hand unci do•
or her shop or tavern, where the livered to Any part of the;adllago tree of
same may be conveniently read by oileguis very favorable.
all persons who resort to such shop
or tavern, ,
The foregoing Resolutions were
severally passed at the Village of
Brussels, iu the County of Huron,
this 19111 clay of Juno A.D. 1888.
Trios. GIBBON,
GEO. FORTUNE, }Comm'esion'rs
GEO. MURDIE, )
J. R. MILLER, Inspector.
in a workmanlike Manner.
agons, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutlers
made to Order.
Repairing promptly Executed.
I make a Specialty of Norio -shoeing.
A Call Solicited. r Remember the
Stand—NE.an Tarts BhIIDOI•
21 S. Plum.
MONEY TO LOAN.
PRIV, I E FUNDS.
02.10,000.
of Private Funds have ,just been
place(' in my hands for In-
vestment
AT 7 PER CENT.
Borrowers can have their loans
complete in three clays if title is
satisfac tory.
Apply to e', F. WADE
]/[EAT MARKET
Hain Street, - lirnssels
A
1
NDRIOW CURRRIE, PROPRIETOR
A QIRL18II CONFIDENCE',
"0, Kitty ! I've something the
best to tell you 1"
"No ?"
"Oh, but I have, though!"
"Do tell me, quiok 1"
"You'll uever lisp it to any one 2"
"No indeed 1"
"I wouldn't have you breathe it
for the world 1"
"011,1 won't 1"
"Not to anyone, remember."
"No—hope to die if 1 do,"
"Well thou --'Ob, ib seems e0
funny!"
"Oh, do hurry up and tell me."
"I'm afraid you'll tell."
"Ob, indeed, indeed I won't,"
"I'd. never forgive you if you
tlid."
"Well, but I won't 1
"He might not into it, you
know."
"Who's be?"
"Oh, I forgot 1 How fooliah I
am!"
"Are you ever going to tell mo 2"
"Yes, yes—I said to myself right
away that I'd tell you anyhow."
"Well, do then,"
"Well then --oh, you'll bo awful.
ly surprised 1"
"Oh, do hurry and tell."
' (Well---I--I'm—engaged."
"No ?"
"Yes 1"
"Well, who to 2"
"To Charlie Lawson,"
" Why—Lol—Brigham ?"
"I am 1"
"Teo, boo, hoc 1"
"Isn't it funny 2"
"Why, you old darling 1"
"Don't you congratulate mo ?"
"Of course I do, Charlie's por.
ectly lovely I .1:'m awfully glad for
ou . bona,"
"Oh, thanks 1"
FAT CATTLE WANTED!
Tion which the highest market prion will
be paid.
/oleo lnal(e a specialty of buyitm hides
and eking.
Don't forgot the phaco next door to
Fletcher'sJewelry Store. A. 0URRl0.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty, at
LOWEST RATES,
PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS
DICKSON S- IIAYS,
Solicitors,
Brussels, Ont.
--SOLD FOR -
12,1; Cents Per .Bushel,
is-an,e
V. MN, Pros,
No %or
7lU U A GENUINE
SEWING MACHINE
—IS ;r1i1±—
IR.,AYMCON3)
For it is putting other Machines
out of doors every week.
She is the Lead-
er at
Geo. Love 84. Co's,
BP26s•seis.
WM. SMITH
is prepared to attend to
Carriage Painting
in all its branches, as well as
Sign and Orncoi12e12 tai
Painting.
He has had years of exper-
ience and guarantees his
work to give satisfaction. A rig
well painted is half sold.
Estimates - and terms cheer-
fully given.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
Shop in the old `Posr'Publisbing
House, King street, Brussels,
Sterling Mnohi, e 0'1 to tally becoming more widely n ul itvorably known, Those
who try it oo»tinue Lo use it, No other 00 is more su table for general uso, '11 is
well adapted for all
Mill Machinery,
Reapers, Mowers
ani, Threshers 1
.i..sk Your
,.IERCll. NT -
for it a
Manufactured by McMillan, ]illtl't:d+fa (G Co, ,I,aefrolart ; Branch at
Meet men call fretting ft minor hUvr!l+nvl, f)Llkrrio,
fault ---a foible and not a vice, But �� �(
there is no Viem, e>f,cept it be drunk. v" t?:SI,1? Iii'• A. e 1\/i a J... . L.A 1'��r c� ( o a A P h�0 ssELsl
ennos9, which can so utterly destroy cJ
tho ponce and happiness of a home,
1I. 1:',1I(At,usnan, Btitel i J. Tonnes, lihlcvittu. ,