The Brussels Post, 1888-11-9, Page 66
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THE BRUSSELS POST
•C11P.C1ante .i
t C.Citt$ Thiene or printing paper is the
beat thing for poltahing glues or tin• THE IRON DUKE, Tf�/�EAr! h'1aT ,111sT
G "
__._a Ware.
According to the statement of the real and roast beef are the moat
ea -Mayor, of St. Louis, the revenue economical meat in the one, as the
• from saloons 'was over $2,000 less ran bo made over to stews, croqu•
than the expeneea with which they atter and other relishes.
taxed the city. This is exalneive of To clean ornaments of alabaet:)r,
the poe-r'ty resulting to awn" anti dissolve borax in boiling water, am
individuels, apply with a cloth or soft brush
A. n aman tylia applied fur 1a re rinse carefully; and dry in tbo eau
newel of Ler license to keep a publio The white worm, winch spine
house in Stae1tan was oppo,e(1by times makes the eartb in a plan
the Ioeai vicar on the ground that jar look as if it is :alive, eau be
lila evening caogregation would he driven out by atopping the bole in
lessened thereby, and that it would the bottom of the jar; then cover
have "a detrimental effect on the the earth with water i1, witch yon
church olTertoriee." :have dieeol•ea n little lime. .Got
Armenia seekermao, of California, till" stood for several hours, and it
who hes recently been in Alaska o0 is not likely that you will he traubl
an organizinr, trip for the Nati"unl ed with the worms any more.
If your MY win,: machine need -
cleaning, oil all the bearings, with
keruseue, meal freely. Ban yam
machine feet for a dew w14itlt08 t1n•
threaded, ibei3 Sipe off clean ; oil
with Massone all, anal you will be
surprietel •o ere how easily it will
run and how elate it will look.
For weelnne a.:1 hallo linen- Pas
the last fifteen years amply proves trl•i,1 watt r, 0ILll t li lir• der ,f
that 1t is useless, for men In tient borax, mead'•3ervoe to t the color;
than a share in the reforms of tits wash tb" linen sei erately and quick
dey, they liavo captured it, plane for ls, usiug very little seep ; rin30 in 1
themselves by persistency and tour. tepid watcr containing a little buil
age, have vindicated their ability to ed sterol ; Lang to dry in the simile,'
inaugurate meabures for the sup ; and iron when altar"3t dry.
pression of crime, thong!' somewhat • It i very touch heeiteler to sleep
optimistic in their belief !hat they alone. The ttu1i altbfnlne s of t,'r, 1
eau wholly extirpate it if their et. 11brsous ucaupying the same hod
forte should be warmly welcomed by vai'Y?nuoll depends on the physical
every man wbo upholds the cause of condition of either or both. if one
law and order."
Sir Geo. Trevelyan, in a speech
before the Scottish Permissive Bill
Association at Glasgow the other
day, drew a most flattering picture
of tbo spread of temperance pnn
eiplee in Great Britain daring the
past quarter of a century, and utter-
ed a great truth when Le argued
that the great broadening of the
franchise bad largely caused this
growth. • ''Twenty-five years ago," 1i1r 9sIayatndor.
Le eaid, "every brewer, distiller and Edward Atkinson has an exceed.
publican had a vote, while the men ingiy inter1•sting paper on The Na
out of whom they made their money tion's Preg;re:=s in The Forum for
were gagged on election day; now October, Croat which the following
that the franchise has been granted extract ie taken,
to the working classes the temper- The self binder was first enema
ance cauee has litcomo serious and fully attauiied to the reaper in 1870,
important in parliament," From 1807 to 1870, inoiu ive, our
One of the most peculiar Lawsuits average: crop of wheat varying more
on record has just been concluded with the season than with the plant
in Connecticut. A young man wito ed area, bad been 258,000,000 bush- s
was able to earn $4 or $5 a day, els. In 1877, when the self -binder
and who lived with his father and began to be used, the Drop amount• t
contributed to his support, was cd to 864,000,000 busbele. Again
murdered last summer by a saloon- in 1878, it mounted tip, in which t
keeper. The father of the murdered period the use of the self -binder had 1
man sued the murderer for $5,000 become general, tbo average crop,
damages for tho loss of his sen'" carying more with tho season than
services, and the ease came on for with the planted area, was 440,000,•
trial before the criminal charges 000 bushels. Could the c=•ops o'
were tried. The defence tried t0 the last ten years have boon saved
show that the murdered man was a without the self -binder 2 When we
:good workman but he was levy and consider that the total number of
evident did anything ; consequently self -binding reapers now made and
teal damages, if any, must be smell, so;d is more than 100,000 a year,
aft"'' due deliberation, the jury ren- requiring over 800,000 tons of twine
derec, a verdict for the plaintiff for to bind a single wheat crop, do we
$800. not find in the tying of that 11not
Prol.1 'bitionists across tho border on 010 self -binding harvester a main
are jubii'a nt over the decieion given factor in the export of grain with
by the Um 'ted States Supreme Court the returning import of gold, on
last eeonda� •,'which settles the gees.
tion as to t,3 'e right of individual
States to Ise tislate on The liquor
question. Ger, cin Iowa manufae.
Curers of alcoho\ 'c liquor raised the
point that they had the right t0
manufacture for export notwith-
standing the prohhk 'story law, and
ti.ged that the State 1 `tad no right to
restrict inter State coil amerce, The
Supreme Court decide, 3 that each
,State had the right to p1 event man•
ufactnring, whether for export or
home consumption. Tin, '1 ruling
will make the path of the orohibt•
tiouists much easier in Statet ' ban.
ing prohibitory laws, and will out a
stop to Ibe evasions of these h awe, $107,807 ; John Jacob Astor, $285,•
which, under the protection Of a 040 ; William Astor, $170,000.
legal quibble, were so common. Real estate owned by tbo oily sea
I dom comes into the market, nor is
Iit available to any great extent for
tbo reduction of taxation. In 1871
t , n 3, Bleeper, ,A„ H. Muller, and
t2r,etla'dt Palmer, wore nppoinled
b, the commissioners of the sicking
fueeel to appraise all the real prop
arty belonging to the city and come
ty of Naw York. This they did,
ihclud,yg parks, publio buildings,
station a id engine houses, wharves,
docks, mtarkots, eta;, andostimated
the value of the whole at $244,000,.
000, basing the estimate on, the
number of to to, 26 by 100 foot into
avhieh it might be divided, (Yea.
tral Park, together with Mat/batten
Square, on which is the Seventh
Regiment Armory, was appraised
at $78,175,000 ; Madison Square
at $2.208,000 ; Union Square at
$2,200,000 ; Washington Square
At $2,280,000 and Reservoir
As the word "General" is t
t luny ANn1;Pw CUR RIE, l'1tO1'lilk.'1'Olt, 1
I interpreted, a great stratogis
Y j be fairly given that title, but
+.not at 101 310eo831H'ily li great emu-
' mender, a groat leader of erinirs.
Tlie pareonal magnetism whieh sucks
t great men JOSRee,3 80 largely, and
;1 oaa wtthuut effort, import to others,
was, I thinly, wanting in oar "Iron
1 Duke." Whet is 311ore, 110 118Ve1'
t I seems to have rustled 1t a, a de
suable: quality in au Lugli"Ih leader,
;although bo fully realized its force
i 3tnll power when exerots.(l by Na
I polecn. This may pa}•gay btl
1 conn tea for by the way in abash be
Pu„l et1 np,in his. army. ll,bough,
Whorl it broke up 111 1814, niter 38:1
mincutl,u cf sive years tlf vi
11 niter 1118 command, be promo
it t:1 b;• able to go anywhere a
,cuyilur , still ho 800105 at way
have regardful it :novo a5 n el)
sail; 1onstitutecl machine i1
highest po,alblo working ori,lr
1 as to living, animate being, ear
milady i Alain Slim, • Itrasaela
110
W. C. T. C'. has remarkable powers
of endurance. During the past year
sbe bas been tibia to work without a
weelt's rest, and on one trip spoke
07 v. nsecutivo nights.
The 1'icw York Herald saye of tate
great mating of the W. 0, T. la. in
New York city : "The enormous
growth of tbeir organization during'
NOV. 9, 1888
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_._.._._ .. .: s7L1le. SL::r�,i•�rre .-: tma :
Not of .r.' oa .ovrai1 VVM. . SMI W
Ravin;; leased the stole 1111
e1
.r' ? ash 'OD ,5411 Meats vacated by Mrs. • Alexander 1
Of the host elntlity alw• 373 nu ]parol and do- 11ta''•e 1lelnowed my Business
livernd to any part of 11,o;i v111a3o aro a£
olytrap.
Tut me vary £nrnreblo. there.
FAT CATTLE WANTED:
For which the !highest market price will
., 1, t;4.
1 tilan,nale a sjiuinity of buying hides
and Nlains.
Don't forgot the pinoo next door to
I t'i,,•r's'ldwelry ,store. A. CURRIE.
ALLAN LINE.
ift"r7 198E. SUMMER ARR aNCia1EN , • 1888.
need
u dl �`.
u I LIV ,tbRGfL &. QUEBEC SERVICE
lend. I
1 t1JU 10111 11a,1T111 lA 3 M71114 .lt. 1 i 11 ,31 511,)13330
. .
tLR41 I Rept, 13 ... r'tr0 a an a. , 9npt. Lh
Haj t le 4, :yin inti . Sept, 20
]011ie Hopi. 87 atarmalinr.. Hopb.28
Italie not. a ......_ Sardinian .. [100,4
1),11, 111 1'tarlebirl ......... ......net. 11
00110 - pot ],a
Circa .A.an Oct, ie
•ro a1 O L 93 ... .......... 1'.311 nes,an . (. 1 'd5
1 \,3.1 Sar l,,''iau 331,3'.$
u3ur •4'' .7 tior,'ini..e NOV. s
111,111 Yay. i4....- ...... Peri;iinn' ... Nov. 15
say states or Passage by .2011 'Steamers.
lay•
Qtt71), n TO RTV.11100 Poor,•
and esehl 801, 870 and 881 according to ncoorn-
4810e ulo.53110 , ae(eo310 in ., 11 , e,iU IntOr.
mediate 31, 233 8 '1 `131, ltoturn tiekats,
lOJd 850. 53110, 3L0 uvd ••?1L0• Ili tormodinto,
ems 300. Hto 1yuo i 40.
I Rya ,1139, 00, Circassian or other ox -
his 11:10 amors, Cabin tlftp, sixty and seven-
ty dorm, acoordhla to nouommadation, no-
mOn tutu tlokete, empty. ono hundred and tern
and ono hundred and thirty dollars. Inter. -
mediate
sixty dollars. Steerage forty do11-
ars,
Ps 01111 embark at
tbo
dayabeforrerwthout 100roased (Margot Go
aur13l entos it atoreducer d prates. :For Sung In
formation apply to
.1. 13. G1tANT,
Brussels.
is diseased, injury to the other is
sure to result. Tho preonee is tat
healthful, because the exhalatiuns
from the body of one 00m0 in con•
taot with and are absorbed by the
skin of the other, and becanse eaoo
one most. of necessity breathe some
of the air '• llich hes been breath, d
by the .ether, and consequently
rendered impure.
to ,and effected by 3111 the st
(iilluti.,•1s by •8111011 Mali 1e lea
ed. Thr, marvellous magnetic
er rrf the great, guuerous Inacicr
his men teas certainly twaerya
by Weliiugton, He used to
that Waterlte was :von in the p
grouode of Eton and Harrow,
no man has ever act a higher
upon good breeding and blue b
in officers than he did. He 358
in 111.a mind to have divided
army into gentlemen and cpm
men, placing a great uubridged gulf
between the two classes. With one
or two eseeptious, 118 had the very
poorest opinion of the mili-
tary cape:say of his Generals of
division, while he believed with all
hie cold heart in the dash, courage,
endurance, loyalty and patriotism
of his regimental officers, the sons
of Englieb - Squires and younger
eons of what WAS then called our
aristocracy. He believed they
would always, do their du.y; he do
pended upon their breediug in that
roepect just no lie depended npun
the strength and courage of his
thoroughbred enarger to carry him
for a long day's chard ridiug over
any battlefield. He had seemingly
no faith in the halfbred man, no
more than in tho badlybrod ht,uuil
hat always required the lath of the
huntsmen, He seldom, if over,
poke i0 appreciative terms of those
brave soId1Or,1 who carried Lim i 1
riumpli from Liebou to Taulatt,ee,
and if he bad any affection fur
hem he never showed it. Ho be
sewed that when restrained by the
m
an
th
bl
e
fia
e
ev
t0
WO
m8
p08
ha
rel
the
which was resumed epeoie pay. for
went ? By the single improvement 112
the cost of wheat was reduced not spr
Jess than 6 per scut., and is some ac
out rigorously enforced discipii
0 led by .English gentlecn
o7 were, under him, invin
e, But be never heeitatecl to 0
crtl35 them as a collection of r
us, the blackguards
very British parish, the scum
ery English town. Feeling th
ward them, he never lhsugbt
rah his while to appeal to sent
lets be 411 root believe them to
58088, and it never seems to
ve occurred to him thee he 003110
se their tone Or create 111 them
se feelings of honor which bad
mud at outer epochs and
other countries the main
ing of those :trams whose great
n8
e11, 1fig0N 33010241INE Co„ rroitrlotorlt,
el- TORONTO, ,1',13311),.
o•
nog 7'0 THE PUBLIC
of
118
it
i•
QIIR1f 1J
Liver Compl at
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Kidney troubl's
Rheumatism,
Skin Diseases,
and all impuri•
ties of the blood
from whatever
cause arising.
Till GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
�2C 7MC-(rrr2t7•s. V9.3.3.0 $"-)
-TE-
LITTLE LIVER PILLS,
(very small and easy to take.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA
8o1,1 everywhere ; price 25 cents,
places 10
per cent,
hievoments are best known t0 tho
orad. In fact he was
1a thorough
ar
803HE 3100 T,t.R.l'ATiEHta IN NEW 70235( ee
On the ere of Ootober, 1887, re Na
eeivor of taxes, Geo. W. 11IeLeao, hi
received from the Consolidated Gas in
Company, $228,210; estate of W. til
11, 'Vanderbilt, $171,124 ; New de
York Central Railroad, $848,681 ; b
Mutual Life Insurance Company, be
$52,084 ; S)ander3 Oil Company, ter
$28,609 ; estate of Robert Goelet, him
the
istoorat at heart, with all the beet
nttments, but still with all the
ejudiees, of that class. There
e no gonial sympathy between
m and his soldiers; they reepeot•
m and, during his later campaigns,
ey had the most unbounded weft.nee in his military genius, but
oyond his own immediate military
seholcl, with whom he lived on
ms of intimacy, no one loved
-Gen. Viscount Wolseley, in
Fortnightly Review,
jiolxee1941 Hints.
Tu ]deans lime from an iron pot
wash in strong vinegar.
Egg shells crushed and shaken
in a glass bottle half filled with
water will clean it quickly.
Kerosene is unexe01100 in starch
to give polish ; also to polish glass ;
it will mako your windows shine
like silver.
The best of tea makes but an in.
different dccotion unless the water
ie fresh.
Tno carpets may be kept mach
fresher, if, occasionally, an general
sweeping day, they he well sprinkled
with corn meal and salt before bee
ginniug to lily that 3omen'e wca•
pon, the broom.
Pnetimoiia, says Dr, Seibert, of
New York, is a house theme, . orig• Square at $1,342,000. In 1887,
Mating, with diphtheria and Milani. the commiasionors of taxes and as•
metery rheumatism, in clamp, dirty easements estimated the value of the
or tnvetitilatnd rooms and cellars, pity property in New York, exempt
Pigeons are good when the from taxation, at $100,841,180 ;
breasts are plump and red looking, that of the United States at $101.
Tho flesh of an old ono is dark, and 650,000 ; of the antitheft at $42,=
the breast is not so plump, Squabs 1 220,800 ; and of schools, charities,
are plump, soft•akinned, with almost eto,, at $84;281,020--a grand total
pima slush. i of $288,868,060.
I
nos
ccs
deo
Ea8
of t
B
Lan
00r
rho
offs
eat;
long
the
MOV
Ihor
cult
rink
cont
towa
E
of A
apps
and
hear
down
in tri
went
wood
girl
comp
the w
t 113 positively stated, and tie
itively denied, that there are ton
es of smallpob at Beswick.
1'lhe Returning•ofacer yesterday
larodDr. Willoughby cleated for
t Northumberland by a majority
hree.
scent;; Wayland Campbell, of
bten, in and bound 286ne day cut sh c1acres
shocks, neach
el: containing 86 bills,
eo. N. Matheson, of Sarnia, has
ad the people of Ebro (his
vs place,) a building 150 feet
, by 40 feet wide, as a gift to
village, providing they would
e it from Sarnia a11(1 orcet it
o. It could be urea las an agri•
ural hall, curling rink, skating
, etc. The offer has been tie.
oil, and quite a sum subscribed
yds tho"removal.
m1na, the 10-yoar•old daughter 1
aron Childs, of Newbury„ die.
and on Saturday afternoon, I
at timo of writing had not boon
d of, '.Clio little girl was seat,
town on an errand, but failing
111 some other children they all
to gather ehestnute id the big I
s south of the town. The lost 1
must have strayed from her
anions and got bewildered in
Bede.
In order to pay increased attention to
Iny ready-made boot and shoo trade and
Grocery business I have disposed of my
CIISTOM 31001' nna SHOE BUSINESS to
Ma. PETER B-ITCnra, who will continue it
in the same plane. I desire to return
thanks for the large share of patronage
which I received during the past seven
years and ask for an increase to my suc-
cessor, Mr. Ritchie.
ADAM GOOD.
Raving purchased the Custom Shoe
business of IlIr. Good, I am prepared to
attend to the wants of the Public.
My five and a half years work in I3rus.
sols is a guarantor of the satisfaction I
am prepared to give, not only to old
customers but to as many new ones tie
give me their patronage.
0011-t£ P. RITCHIE,
T. FLETCHE,R,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AND J,PWIILLDft.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and Wishing still to secure your
patronage. We aro opening out full lines
to
GOLD & 811 v iaGWATCHES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
from established and reliable makers,
Cully warranted by us.
Clocks o"dile
Lcdtes/ Designs.
WIPaleirea
1Voddieg kings,
Ladies Gem stings,
Broaches,
Ilarrings, oto,
Also have in stock a full Tine of Violins
and Violin Strings, Jec,
N. 13. --Issuer of Marriage Lieenees,
T. Fletcher.
1 have Purchased it Nice Lino of
New Tweeds
010., and will be pleased to
them to the public.
Give mo a Call at the
Stand.
alt nw
Ne iv
lH prepared. to attend to
Caniago Painting
in all its Lrallahel, 1111 32.11 3113
Sign and Ornamental b
Painting.
# x
Ho has had ,yours of experience rt
and guarantees his work to give 0.
satisfaction, A rig well painted It
is half sold, b
Yb
of
re
l��lttinlates and terms cheerfullyict
given.
E. Dun'ford, GIVE IMI A CALL. ih
S1
Mr.1uc1IANr TAILOR. 311 „ 83101) in tho olcIPon Pub- It House, Binh street, Bras- It01rs, Sillela Mock, Brussels. Heli.
re,
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co
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WE :have one of the nicest assort -
men ts of COOK, BOX, PARLOR
and COAL Stoves ever exhibited, and they will be sold alt
at Reasonable Prices. Our h
"ORIGINAL" Cook Stove leads the Van. ;t•
TO band a lame Stack of newS 7t1
LAMPS and lamp .goods. We
I1
READY rOR SNR AND TIXIIR TRADE Or HIM
it.
wish to call special attention to it no'
HANGING LAMPS. They are dandies.slings o1' handsome
r
le
it
All kinds of Gr•cani t7v(t,7'e, Czr tZet'y, a. ii t S'h c7, f lI
Goods always in Stock Our Stock of Tinware1c
is always first-class and Goods we have b
got in stock will be made up on
Short Notice,
1 Silverware A Nice Stock of Silverware always or. H1, ids
People can save honey by trading with us. Call in
and see our Goods.
I'J Y'C.ROFT 6 T URNB3 ULL,
Sept lee '3011.33
ET EL
i
ANt FLJUJ1; 1 hi
t. `Ir
The undersigned having completed the Chane from the stone to
the celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, has now the nMilI in
First -Class Running Order44,6
and will be glad to see all his old customers and -
01208asany new
s as possible.
Plow wad Food, Always on Ilan&
Highest Price paid for any quantity of
Good Grain. t
VF/ J1l . 1IILNE. 11
Pia efirtii (.::'!,,Vie',* • + A Painless C 1,
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�lU`u+Tl u�, +frGi I jayJ,ll:1"'i� ff7�,.. i�� 'ed Cure.
. ,it `... i t a1-.,.,, }' IMMIIP. ins,\hrlry1' vqt 1
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k.t'l5rt�F. t;:l'
3.1,EPT OF ALL AGES.
gr."' MAUI.
r rya taatPliaCaar.laar.Ca '1'4'0. 58, • ,,
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FACTS
AC It a t a
seseeteas
Who aro bro1,.3
a"T:,n'TOIVI 7073 t. r
Minutiae of slier.
desire for soli 1.1,
ootvardiuo,
r
r1 ft ,r y Pt. fF Jrr P' 50'.001,
1, t and !t 11, of 1t ace nes 1 .
043,1 calx^ a ,r1 » 4i, 1it 4Ulr,oreitsrsa, 31
3
eatel.ateeeSeeSeia.,) t T ,p ".WsGC1�'
• -r t.' On 1, ;, , rue 1',3(11011 cure for nervous !
I ' r , a r;in, ,0,71E of purpose,
1 f - a i non of rn0Vereation,
i. , 1I 033 i ,- !u r a n (m tiptltl,r ritIWOat. t(.
rnatorthena eels,;r n. 13.11111330x,0po-
toaty, 33uo , lt,cr:, c, , a I , , - . 1 1 1 ,. rnnutnt nvc000ling,i- r':_
fancy, ,' ,rolnblu,1/,',11t,1111"''r :11,11,1,11 /•c r I 1 : sr Ira.01 til thing, lir
1 m t, ,t e1 1 ; i1, o -do, 1,01,(111,1111,101111/1 of 13330 tmrlbt; '+
)1a1 31, ohoirilmnn 10 „1,u 9 111 tier I , E 1 ',•p spr n . 1 s n:;,t throe 1rn1ln 100131,
tension, ovary fn,u]tina t, a1 :, 11,•n, t 1 •r1,. t r „333aa 1011 ,lw and the unperlEt011d00t, 1",
of 1nsano asyhuns 11331 r in net,±1 r S ro toe »cote of self.abmtn tbn groat majority of . y.
wasted lives kited 't 1 and• -r , lr 31,00i, 7f )::n, 'fro hu'oc1p,tent far. tin arduons-
datien of business, tunnpa ritntol for the m,)n;ntoota of life, No. 8 offers n
the effects of early Viae, 32 70711 ra advn,mo, in ours„ler, 8 will 311V0 you full vigor end - f � •
strength. If you are 1 a rs+ na down, 3 i.)'0 o„n,r and n+ot•ally from 00117 indiscretion, the
I"8111t Of ignorance end -oily, nervi your ad4rnns r,0111,133 oolato to stamps for At, V. LIMON's
.r10atiso hi (look Porno on Ailrase0 0f clan, getilod and secure from observation r
Address all communications to DI. V. 11,1(33131.3, 0' VY01;fssffseaa t9i.. 1G, 31asa)nils•
A IHonwithoutwisdom tens in a fool': phrase CU11E8 aiteRAi17Ge), HEAL "ICK.
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w.,441
q A "peasant Cure.
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