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(imiperait tate,
Ill Geneva there is a wino -shop to
every seventy inhabitants. •
High heense is only a buffer in-
terposed betweeu the liquor traffic
and the popular indignation against,
it.
Ohio lltts a law reeding : "Do it
enacted :hat whoever Bella, gives ar,
fueuishe•+ to :ley miner under 15
Seats of age any cigarette, cigar or.
tutr. -et, shall be fined not less than
$5 nor more than $$25, or imprieen
ed i of were than 30 days, or bath. 1
"Recognizing and declaring that '
Prohibition of the liquor teethe has
become the dominant issue in nn-
tieunl pall i'a, we invite to full e -'i •ty
fella , ilio r..i. who on ilii- eats
deunitant Issue era with us eereed
in fall belief that this party oft, ;old
1411 "(11 1e '1.eti,,nttl diltereucts end
premete eatie'n:.l unity, and fu- nu,
the f 1 If ro f ear e uu :til'( '
tlf \nl.•o.la P i.,
hila t
rottforia.
'eft. t.f Lii ii ,1, t,. _
t4itilVeil of 11 e
evil i lees (,silts ' u) p.1 ie.
solei!;1 woman :ma gi1 eyte,d
ficely it • putile heti:line, •
but ,-Very let edema of sold le 04'•
cotnhuuied by the stipulation that
the land at,all revert back to her if
liquor is ever Bold upon it. In this
camp of a few hundred sails, she
has refused 82,000 fora lot upon
which to build a snloou,
The Teterboro town council is
taking precautionary measures in
ease the Scott Act is defeated in
• that county, Ab a meeting of tho
council a bylaw was introduced fix-
ing ;he sum at which licteu"es eha11
be f'rnc'i. For hotels the license
will be $500, for saloons $6(10. end
for shops $800. In order to 1n
crtase thelicense free to the ,.hove.
sum it is tie ce.sslry stibmit it I'y
lar to tfte electors b :or: March
ii.:
Net, silk mull, grenadine or °repo 1
1188e may be oombieetl with stately
brocades and rich velvets in the
most effeotivo fashion, sltilful (leap
ing and the feeili'y of malting the
most Itttietie ouutllin;i(iuus ieneg
i all that ie required l0 14turi1 tills
much desiro'1 re'1nit.
Iffousettold Hints.
Salt pork sprinkled with rod
popp' r is exe+Uent far 'one throat
i,a':llllitper ,Lpp11'' 1 to t1. fellow
keys of the plane will restore them
to their former win: nos-,
hf,lrble shanhl always ba washed
with IDnlm'111113 and .v tor, t'. her
than with '.'gill and wt o•.
Tl( instr' of mar.;/;'..' i4 restored
by verertiting t,i,li = ' whit,, of
tin tl._. A ,i11 4114, :t epee ge.
If t ottree oreSVE.tl'l In slot '-tele
Dees V. 1_II-:!. .111 tL-1. ,,,tell
l,n t
awl :l t 1 ...;,...,.•1) lit•• :t ally
broom
T H E
TIU4 11,ATI1WI
Castor is beaver,
Dlaroeu is cheating:.
Perla le a pearl grey.
Deis is 14. (lull brown.
Neetette is nal brown.
L(.utl'e le (4 80411 brolvll,
Nuuaeo ie a oloudy gray
Amanda is almond bra • u.
lilcorco de ctl'lu0 is 4 deep tan,
0 eetma it n rieh teethe- enter.
Al'1•r.en, to a deli pure elver tint.
Felines melte is dead deo brown
Clettnp4ga'l'1 is a velx111 et one
color.
reessellter is another mune fir
beige.
13RUSSSELS t -'OST
swstamstpaszsapospnewastrisssawstmarstraviurzwasww(
Money to Loan.
:Honey to Loan on ]''help Pro-
petty, 411.
RATES,
p'RIVA'IE AND COMPANY FUNDS
DICKSON i' IJAYS,
Solicitors,
Brussels, Ont.
4vkrmn;:vacvenclt "Kerr.
Sic,N OF TBE
catch
D-
catich .(plat 1
A S111t'n,li l 11111(11 of 1111 111411-
to,PLUM4 1•"`�. ll,illtlV'fliln:, Sao,
()Reboil it a bright yellowish t' •+ too„ on Multi.
brow
1.13.14, i', .L 1; ''1' +1,1•1 \'_rot' hell
des k shale
T:b.in Intl t•lilnc tl'E n4'.12 are
t, Luca, 4httde.
A g'a'ol 4 lrnitnre Net.rei• 1 ie eiatle •
ul 811,10 wait tie nit wet ..,, ..1
,.erre tr,1112 : i4A• Zile 111', 111
•r,1 t Ol 18 11 t•
A tl ;,•;1 r• r 14 1 re'111,,V,'
r.: n! t-
4 r. 1 tl,llakl•• ',itli bi;'1:., ,lair-:• , ua
fa(te,-1 will `n) I dra (1 nut tit,
gree e
To make sealing wax far fruit
ea315, Luke sight 011011es of resin,
two winces gum shellac Rud 14 half
pound of beeswax. Molt all togeth-
er. Tins will make quite a quan•
tity :tutl may be melted for use when
wanted.
To raise the pile on plush that
has been pressed down fiat,. first
hold it' Ow^'r sotto! steam a few
moments, wrong side down, and
then run it tightly nuns+ a het
iron. Thep brush the crashed
Lilac) allyl a stiff bei, l tl brush. •
-
Tp lew,ve paint from cotton,
silk or woolen goads, saturate the
spot with quits of turpentine, ,•n3
let 1 ).1 11. ccrO, 11-111., and
then )•.: S beta 11111.. :u,r3 It
•
+heiut pilar
will cr,:i- . v, 1 iiy
-..,T+if*if^:w.. I i,iO the t. ..ea •,r texture: of the
alai:', .
1
iDli\''C.
fl: "i•set :II 11 oft ju Rb'Itt to
;a• a 111 ,f util;l et 11'111
Suis r :4' .• t'+i of eitit-• Dew, 1
e t sixty _ 1 1,i is iu
•.;.•,ye Uulf. 1 ..4.:, 1,111 'e .10.1
:11 •n lu to for cv014' ere 411111ion et
the in rbltau:s. Don't yon see th ,t
flit. 'tiro ,', are too to.% .1gaill
you ? It is probable that your
poetry is ouly prose run mall, We
are writing tbie as mime fur our
own protection ns for yours, because
neither of the editors of the Herald
is surd of good poetry when he beet
it. Of course we both enjoy good
poetry, and read none other. We
know what is good, because we Runt,
what the world has prououl:ced
such. 'You eau easily Imagine our
embarrassment whet) a piee'i of
original poetry coulee luta our
s'lnetllm. We a. o110' ea), '•A
Million chances to one thio i4 u,r
go -n1 poetry ;" and the aro ,timid to
decide, lest it eltoulti appear hew
utterly lacking in poetic tads: tv
are. Si for our .,w.1 41.11' '1'1,1 ...1.
yours also, we again say, 1),,a'; !—
.41e114t dist Herald.
-.1.:'!.- 1 ,i r," .ill 1. .1- Lt eer, fe el , te'0 0'411 11 tltw.--
tht V t ❑ l' 103'i t l la'' Til 4,1„41 ; . + .., (4, .0 1 ,
,- :ir tlanc111:; !sled; .. 1,, •.t .
�• . 11 :1 111:. 41 s 111Ill- C,i131, l,',ii coalrain. t1 ir'ng 3.8s,.4t
the 11 %.1 the 114(00. 411 ilii.:,; tile/1 LIl 1':ra" 'l ,eted coati:v.!, pi1. 172.437 tons. -
It , ,,.l that silk 1:;;i 1'1 11411.1 ly of i; arn111.1,1 the ti:i r with y • Ceuta.
>l Ci en,:nogttu 1111'„ boater a•
431.11, he nor ttual 1•s1:1 wrap ilia partdrlltlll!!C (1 1
011E of t /111 by mot. i Q
art tt ;:uilner coo.: ..
Pl.:,. azia black
110 eot4 411,l(ttion for theater gowns.
'Thee ,wearing of dress coats 14n(1
1N111'e lawn tle8 is largely'on the in-
crease.
Of the eight grays now fashion-
able sled, stone, house and elegant
are 'regarded as the Mei, styli.'eh.
Sleeves are now worn w almost
infinite variety, but (411 of them
somehow attain a high.shouldered
effect.
Oleth shoes and boots are coming
into fashion again, but are not as
elegant as those of kid or plain
Satin.
Au authority declares that tho
'new dances this season are mainly
notable for the amount of romp that
is in thew.
Nen ' Ion care to by well dressed
will wear tan gloves with the faint
est iia•.=. of embroidery tip their
backs
'1:,1' 1.111,eet costumes seen tine
see4 14 nae these -Ol matelesee
with the figures out lined in Fuld
etbreidtry.
Debt, copper and coral reds and
pe:,cil-blossom pinks are the rosy
Burs just now most in favor - with
good dresses.
ltosee and poppies outirely with
out leaves are the favorite flowers
for trimming tulle or gauze or Esse
evening dresses.
affected with a ,lien cloth ,Bikes::
in It tinctura of lubaia,
Bust cull be removed from steal
as (0140815 :—.11111) tin article tvitll
Ileroseue oil nod lot 1t solde for a
day. Thee procure fine flour of
emery and mix 481111 kerosene and
scour the surf;tee, finishing with
rotten stone. P., preserve from
rust harm the wee; and rub para -
fine ou it, and when cold polish
with a cloth dippped in parufiue,
'Po polish marble cut. the surface
with a piece of fire sandstone, us-
ing fine sand and water. When
the whole surface has been gone
equally over, t'tl(e a piece of felt or
old felt hat wrapped around a
weight, dip it in fine emery powder
and rub the marble until tall the
mark left by th. ,former process
are worked out. Afterwards finish
the polish tlitlt putty, powder and
flue rags.
A cheap filter can be lu+tde by
pu'uug a Piece of ep111ge et the
bottom of a large flower po,, and
Allime the pot 11n•de quarl„rs full
w1111 Clean, snare s.tlid mid emelt
pieces of charooal mixed ha equal.
Lay upon this !mature e, piece of
linen or woolen cloth, eo as to hang
over the side. The water poured
through 4hi8 will come out at the
bottom cleats and pare. The cloth
must be kept clean, and the sand
New toques that seem et erose and charcoal, ea well as the eponge,
`twist hat and bonnet have long washed and occasionally changed.
oval crowns, are smooth at back
Tips for for Skaters.
and very much trimmed in front.
The man who dares lead his fel-
low -men in £aehicns, will wear em-
broidered or clocked socke through
the rest of this season and all of the
next.
Ermine, the fur of royalty, which
has been out of fashion for a dozen
years or more, is now the favorite
lining for swell Parisian opera
cloaks.
Among the elegant Parisian im-
portations 74x0 black Chantilly lace
bodices in Jersey style, with Dirac -
Wire revere, deep cape collar, and
cuffs of white Duchene point.
Tailors aro turning their at.
tention to making flauuel blouses
suitable for girls for tennis wear.
The girls will be glad to know they
will no longer be compelled to pur
chase those intended for their
brothers.
Green draperies on many elegant
Frenal( toilets aro artistically dia.
posed over a "sheath" foundation
shirt that is furnished at the back
with a very smallcushion bustle,
and two :Mel springs but slightly
arched.
Monkey fur, whioh leo/thrifts to
be much sought tor, is being sub'
etituted with coon skips, whioh
take a soft and very glossy dye, and
are difficult to detect from the real.
Monkey skins are getting very
sanrce.
Be careful when you are out
skating.
It's a bad time to get in a hole.
If yeti must tall, do it gracefully.
The bad skater blames his abates.
The bandy-legged man is now in
his glory.
There is many a alip 'Mixt the
man nod the ice.
The novice in the ulster lteepe
the ice swept clean,
Yon eau find many a small boy
ou tho ice these days before school
is out.
Even as the moth and the candle,
so is the fool and the "danger"
sign.
Perhaps the bustle should go, but
in these days 11 lets many a girl
down easy.
There is no hope for yet if your
girl says clic oat put her skates on
herself.
One's fingers are apt to bo numb
when 1)e is putting on a pretty girl's
skates .
You always fall when your girl
is looking and you are trying to do
your prettiest.
The areal boy's ekatos,nay be of woorl,
And the straps beyond reolaim
Eat let it well he Understood,
Ho gets there knit the same.
Tho perseverance of the novitlo is
to be commended. Ile ulweye deee
hie hotter ureal( Outlet,.
men, and has not been heaul of
since.
In the United' Status, the VI; 4Iric
5lreet rr1li'i'ay3 are becoming very
popnler. The cost of raining the
cars ire only ono half the espouse ut
hnrtel caro. "
Joie 71I1te11aii, ,,f 1437 Zealand, u
former citizen of St. John, N. B.,
has sent $2,700 to the licformed
Preebytertau Ohurch of St. John to
pay off its debt.
The Toren a Bo'ir•d of Trade 11nv)
accepted the plan of a New York
firm of architects fora new building.
It will cost $200,000, - Le. 1 will bo oil
white stone trimmed with terra eott'1,
81x storeys li,gb.
Th- re are good pr :vete.) u: a
largo t ere:Ise of get:lees to the
North wast next year. A few elaye
ago Sir J.,hn List::r lit,y' timid the
Duu)tuien Governmeu $15,0,10 for
50,000 nc,'ea of land. up .n ,whish Irl
intends to ee4110 a 1: 1''3":1 neteear 0f
peep,.' 111111 the 01.al sections of
13ril,uu.
Edward Stanhope, Seeretery of
State of War, speaking at Horn
castle, .Lincolnshire, said a thunder
cloud was banging over Europe, and ,
thee. sooner or later, probably sooner, Ile has had years of experience
it would burst, bringing the fiercest and guarantees his work- to give
and most horrible war ever known. satisfaction. A rig well painted
It was impossible to view the pre- ' is half sold.
pratfalls for war now being made
throughout Europe witliont feeling
that a war was approachiug, lie
sloped, however, that the wisdom of
England's statesmen would prevent
that nation from becomiug involved.
General Blacksmith
wp,, hog to intimate to 'he lmblln generally
that im do• -•t all Itiude e,f l,lat ;' •nliihiug
in 4 nrkmanlikr Manner..
IVa I e', I n :cH,,4k, Ls nod futtcrs
1 fn 80 , Sp'ri'dtV 01111)43,'. 1100111,'.
A. Vali 5.1 Oit ,t. ' 1 , I'e.•lnber the
atou.l N:'o, 141)
S, :=lupi•
:i
j_ _ '
TINTYPES,
4, - IL+ f> • - 47.0 - Centre.
All ,Work from the Smallest 10 2,1ee sire
nolle in a arsl,einss manner.
111 iteslironet3, 41te„ at ltr,u,ollahie
Roles.
W. u F.lirflolcl,
entd
l'cti,1414,
.14 1 n...
.l lithe,
lull t Onbr:+
1ti-,•au,ntti:,n,
1 all 1 n iii-
, of thcllood
from whatever
CCvvll:i::A tl'
�,p Nq•C d (�
calico arising.
THE. r,AG 13ii Ri'.-F�: :4'B9e9Q711N.
7C.::. (--v'1 e . 27111c (81.4
LITTLE LIVER ''ILLS,
(very small and easy to take.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA
Sold everywhere ; price 2u Bente,
1181081 MEDICINE Co.. r'ronrletora,l
'r4SO:n'o, CANADA.
SMITH
is prepared to attend to
Ca age Painting
in all its branches!, as wolf as
Sign and Ornarnental
Painting.
Capt. Mark Oole, of the steamer
Sentinel Oairo, I11., vouches for this
iuoident : On Weduesday of last
week, while in =driver en route to
Golconda, he crippled with a shot-
gun a huge black eagle which was
soaring slowly toward the Eentnolty
shorn. The bird fell about 100
yards on shore below Hamletteburg,
and after ooneiderable trouble was
secured and taken aboard the boat.,
Its line measured 8 feet 2 inches
from tip to tip. The bird was taken
to Golconda, and, as it 49(48 sup.
posed to bo badly.orlppled and un•
able to fly, it weir put in a court-
yard, which is eurronucded by a
high wird fence. A colored boy, 1)
years old, ventured within the en-
closure and excited the ire of the
eagle, who instantly pounced upon
the child and fixing his talons into
his shoulders, Megan elowly ascend.
ing, flapping his broad wings vie.
lonely, Tho boy screamed lousily
in hie terror and pails. Assistance
arrived when be wits suspended five
feet from the ground. 'Phe eagle
dropped his prey and quietly lighted
in a corner of the yard, apparently
not in the Least excited over hie
failure to procure a whiter supply
of food. The ehoulclere'bf the boy
were 0orl•siderably 1aceralell.
Estimates and terms cheerfully
given.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
Our ie.N/ 1 'ilW i4
lv. .5 ,tl:pctior.
1 l •• 1 0111. V:1 11 in 34,14:,4 goats
\,lima 1 3
"l', ! <'s ,
la you 1r:utt 1( set (.4f• bail' or
1I• y7 al " , 01' if v "1 1v:tilt
lie, +t'11(;t1111,' ,,1!i•)nxdS of,r.,,
H. DENNIS.
il.0- Shop in the old POST Pub-
lishing House, King street, Brus-
sels.
HURON AND )RULE
Loan & Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Money
on Farm Security at Lowest
Rates of Interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED,
SAVIDIGE BANK BRANCH.
T. FL .t l JL CHER,
PRACTICAL
WATCIDIAKER
AND JEWELLER,
Thanking the pa1lic for past favors and
support and wishing still to Bemire your
patronage. We aro opening out femme -
8, 4, and G per cont. interest
allowed on Deposits, aiocording to
amount and time let,
GULC Lk SAL . s' 'N 9
SILVER PLATIN WARE
from established and reliable lnalcera
fully warranted by p.a.
Cloehs of the
Latest De'4 7n'.
OFrort.•—•OOrtlelr of Market
Square and North Street, Gode'
rich.
Horace Horton,
MAW, at.
GV, than,^, Elora
: Cola
•
11 It: m l :( 4 ru.111L10 t f
c,nd'Violin ,ticolt'.:
N. 1;,—Is,, u" oflfar_iagoLl.,:i 'o
Feb. 8, 1889,
Read what People fit/f o
have used the
A..B0 REMEDY
SAY '130111' I7,
Mo. I. V. Frau, Druggist,
Dean 5111.- willingly give my testi.
ni0nit41 in favor of the A I3 O'Remedy,
aH by its use, and only one dollar's worth
at that, it restored to ale my wife, who
lead been wasting away for eight of Moo
months, and for whom theta scouted no
bele, I tried looter after duster, travel-
ling many miles mud laying out a great
amount of money to no good, till I tried
these retneili08 and her care was nliraou-
Inns, far she lost all enuehilg, npi41Ing
and wasting, and in hH piney galled
11,8(12 and strength, and brought 1•eppi.
nem to our Moine, Recommend it to
everybody and rise my mule ac author.
sty, 1Vnx,1A:a J)T 01
Whitby. p, Feb. 3rd, 1t1FH,
It i8 TUnegnallr.il in Lifting the
Phlegm and Easing, the Coate!).
Sold by Druggists 01, on all
melees nt 8 bottles, tell,, fie:(' of
cl .sees by Manufacturer,
1. V. Fear.
Se or. „r (L,
C_ 'Nice $1.00 pct Perla„
—THE --
Brussels Roller I/Iills
being now in full operation the Proprie-
tor is prepared to supply the public wits
the bust grades of
Roller Flour,
Cracked Wheat,
Graham Flour,
X11 kis of Mill Food always- inin&
and for sale at reasonable prke1
each.
F:A10NI inwill 11,• ;Ica
they are dnt11)4 4144 cr rrni-
0 4104 ly ratrn1,1:1..1.,,l .3'ii .i
:1.3:41 cheppin,•.
f I': ;fit. t2; r:? ' StF. ti .. Cp11
1') aro
more.
T. Fletcher.
porenn (08111.4 1)rte g : el l: of
a�l't'44'S.
G118
ETHEL
Ail FLOUR y`
Tho undersigned having completed the change from the stony' to
the celebrated Hungarian System. of Grinding, has nolo the 71111 in
First -Class Running Order
and will be glad to see all his old customers and as minty new
ones as possible.
Flow and Feed 1,Aways on Ali r
Highest Price paid for any quantity of Goocl Grain.
•
MTLN.gE,
she in
Painless ewe.
Slit,,, vy 7!,r,tm,`,,,, $ ,•' 0{1p %3 Tien -
4ht<atr
N.
,te.ti tiM ,tike
(FACT
`'Mw1r �'IID..'ANOF'. ALL AGES.
l rr .7,ca.1. opt bi.41.2
l : e L,
9'uB mug.,
rttti ! N'thanl44,hitmcrof Medi01ne4,
40,117r,,c 8 rt t 440'04000 94zunociweneeta ordnf1iwtlioaisnt,
4118(404l141 mutat 4871'11000,
"7707:J131'C43ei"".'"e",:ese eeeemen ox.s flaeer 1: T
Who aro broltancowl! ,:,mr.. u i 1 .4 ill 71 11, N'.aaradios Icure for nervous
d 7 :. i ae :. t , t,t....11' 1,113 10(00(1, 081,
37nr8Tott0 roll wife. 1.4 o,, Ln1 , tt nl e. 'aai'0y, vertigo, vaunt of purpose
1101.1089 O1 Biala 145001,44, 1 „ 1 11, W1,711f f c:n,a•.cue,o, 1011101180 of conversation,
desire Thr solitude,11 uta: ,0.,1 , I ):,lily 1•, flx (1,1 all0nden an a pauttoular 001,400;
cowardice, delvecni o. 0f r,-1 it (tri' ., 1„04 et 111,/101“1.,, excitability or tamper, shot.
141x40141 ma, ca, loos .341,., Actin fl, 411-_tl,, ,:1111. 0f sulf•alinso or i11ar4tat.Ox000n—iinp0-
toncy,funatritiou .tunmbille, 'barren:W.9n, palpitation or the heart ,11y01,1io.feelings i,:
females, tromblin •,1 l 1i 4l r I), c inru+vin th eamn, oto, are ell sy) 1.11011 1 of this terrible
habit; ofeuntlmca innocently ccouirml. 1n short, the spring of vital force having lost it;
tension, every function wanes in no.1e•aquu ac 'aientine writers and the superintendents
of insane asylums 31011, In nsrr:b..no to 441,0 0410018 of 0811-abu81 1110 great mntorf1y of
4803104 flvos 413,4411 come nuclei t (:clr, 10(4ao, if you are incompetent for the arduous
duties of business, in0anueiti lea far the e,,loymouts of 1110 No, 8 offers ah osoape frond
' the streets or early 8100. 1f you 4410 advanced in years, No, r; will give you full vigor and
Strength. X1)'01181',, 1, open dew:, physltaty atal morally from Darty indiscretion, the
result of ignorance and folly, Cowl ()11).' address and 30 cents ib stamps for M, V, T'un0ats
Treatise in Book Perin on Diseases of Man: - sealed end 0e01ir0 from observation,
Address all onnominteataolls to off, 'f7, 114./1518At..tr C'6'Cllttt ¢fits S8,114 'A`ordlito.
A Mae withoutwlsdc,n laves' in n fool's parolino. CURES CUeffAtITEEO. HEAL THE SICK,
t't Ctsltre.. <. >sPtk..0(st81r,wt11,e4fx