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A • • • , e • ' •• ; • • wolI' 1iuk.
IU Ital.., 1 et p, jug under his
bed.
IU Ottiete t I tee te 0 wipe ithop to
every severity inhabitunte.
Petwriell ("ewer, Fort (leviegten.
I. y,, •• v. 11) oo.i killed his
wire i,e ass e„t ,xteettAl.
Liesz.se Sends men on a legalized
hunt to ruin boys.
The papers slime that in three
Tow leee 0 7, there were ;
bend and Wales 87,442,738 e melt:
tions for aru.b
nicKoi.6 or offeee •
arising th; vs tette
The eeleoe question is Mug
It, hint' sl ell part s of cea', •
tie met •ie•Igiilr ;••••te,
until sone, deltuite teetnt one 1111
reached one Ivey or the 011,er,
1,Ve le -1 bit the totle of Signer to
the LaBelle, bet eend it by ship •
made to Indis, Aftica and otter
heathen heals. 11 fa itt 14 field f.e.
peuctieal pielobiliee by the Defter:0 •
tfovernment. •
Where is the morel difiereue,
eeti 10 4104111 and 1114
ealeen ; the id, ell aril lee lie; tat, ;
the lieeits., teed the lieentie ; tee i
law and lite putty tweeting it
party and the voter thet ewe ei i
and for a lletal*e 1)arty ?
Dr. Sceptre': Smite, 01 Now Yorie, ;
who for the pest four years he.
been the Nee York etate couggis I
skater in Malley says : "les us., ;
alcoholic liquors by the ts °Haug
classes is a growing evil es regards
the inerease of insatity. The
COMMOu 11241000 as a resort of labor
hag/lien during henre when they
need teat and quiet., is 8 ft eitful
sonrce of ineantty."
Upon what does ibo enceese of the
liquor traffic &pine ? Upon do.
leased manhood, degraded woman
hood, detreadee childhood It hold. -
15 mortgage over every cradle, ;
deed written 111 heart's blood over
orery humau life. Haan mothers
hear this and remain 8510111 1' Slut!!
fathera know this and remeio
different.
Dr. Talolege bsys Gattitir up
the money that the aortal* chteee-
have spent for turn during the le.t
thirty yeers, aud I v ill bnild f r
every err''e negi 15 heuse, nett lay
out for him a garden and glut he hi"
sans in broadcloth and his (14110
' Lets in silke, and steed at, los 110111
door a prancing tail M el iiornds
beet-, and eecnte into a polies ;el life
eb.surance se that, the present home
may be *ell u aiutained after lie ls
dead.
High heaven has heard the plaintive wail,
How long, 0 Lord, how long
Must this great curse of rum prevail •
And right be slave to wrung?
How long mu.t we submit to see
Intemperance (surge our land,
While poverty and misery
Go walking hand in hand.
"How long most we, on bended knee,
Sad -hearted suppliants pray,
While traitor's kiss and serpents hiss
Our social rights betray ?"
les; God has heard, and his own word
Is shining forth today.
Alsi error's night before the light
Ts fleeing fast away.
Linired men, with tongue and pen
A's pleading loud and strong,
To God be praise, or better days
Are coming right along.
courage then, ye temperance men,
Ebel end we soon shall see;
Aail everywhere, in earth and air,
Raise our great jnbilee.
THE CHINESE NATION.
Tito Chilies& throne lute been
egoe.pioneue for its lack of greet,
+Prong, formative minds ; and it is
seta tlgtil 111 With feral, eitrerueuy
cup adherence to precedente Quit
edges the incumbent be a rnau of
eutteme ability he fails under the
gsylance of his entourage, and al-
theugh an absolute despot he roakee
little positive impression ou the
getternment of his people. The
prtsvinees are governed by vieereye
deovernors, who, as long 85 they
tallow certain minute directions
lire. down for them, are at liberty
to. nting° affairs es they please.
And limier them the mandarins do
Life same,
In the matter of texation, it the
tax gatherers turn over to their
superiors their expected quotas, too
°eyeful exemination 15 not made iu.
to the amounts ever and above those
burnt; whic.11 they have extorted
from the people and put fete their
own pockets. The civil service is
honeycombed with corruption. If
from no other evidence, this is
apparel* trete the fact that officers
with utterly inadequate salnriee re
tito with empfe fortunes. Man
&trite-, int a rule, seldom enter
office with large pieseesehme ; and
itb its te rtesettuble deduction that
the ecialth ellth which they Smooth
their declining yore is ill gotten.
Oecastoually, the eflielel who hat
been DIere i'lleellfthll Itt featheriug
his nett than in concealing the fact,
exeitss the jealetutlY of hie superiors
and tidies.% in coneequence, lingo
.Efe, who IWIS toperintebtlent of
onotorna, 151 (hieten, prier to leleo,
r, ii.10.61 1,1. ee ell l'e•inne ' the •••• ithereeree and inatiequete
ete,,000 eel,. ( ee(j0,000,) 'et ..i4 0. .,, 1 i d ., 0 oiteresin ieto numbers.
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die 0 1 were soon .1 in hill lie
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118.11 ;. 11111 (1.1
bright, worm day 111 the
le- of 1781, and London
o 11 ova, whPn 3 bo
yt-,trgi itla, 4.0101 long dirk
• . •1 two hi" 'leek peel a
• 1'111•' for elf kind of 1 !ea
sy eye-, (1we() ;dimly ,
1 11 mos,
° t '1 In,' great city,
his thnughts that
on qv, jolts and bumps
eneotuverett in pressing
•. • . • •1 nee the luterying throng
;• • 'OW
1111 t 1111V,., 118011 thinking of a I
• le id etregele of some
•, • 044y eed 511t,11 lie
el 11,, 11arms in front of bin),
.14 Anger ea the 'vile lti
peattece hy Suddenly
4 44' hi to a int. trill, ittul
4'.40 111 11 mrkhi 1 ' his
• eel 114, e,,1 thrtnit olio of
i.; iet • tire emit p tette, ..1 a
, 11 , wee just going pet
•
• 1' 1 y meg •nd ee wipe -4 ?'
• 1 to in ,n, • ureing round and
• [dui 'Yoll little ritecel, do
to wet( tny pocket 111
o . • j {env ?'
•,e , want to melt veer
1, .• the bey, staring isbout
'1 .1 E „tee ewinsmiiine
tee, te . ,,vakened from a dreem.
itiot,ic,r canoed the man, 301111
a 0, h04 laugh 'Well, I've hoard .
creed °tile 1 18815 of people, bat I've
[lever heit,d '11 ktlybo.iy mho:Mug
in het,re Yen're either tolling
me a lie, ,er "se you meet be (souse.'
•I'm out, *teed,' protested the
bey. '.I. was thiukieg of that seen
swim 30ii4t44 the Elolleep 111'—
'41.r, you —eel it seemed
t ere ee 0 I was swimming acres.,
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11 it.: 1' «aid On strauger, '013t '11
i • • 4 'f ta seem feud of reading,
nie ?'
• te , reed tll day long if I 0.)111.(1,'
•,,11., he (.4 rho boy, earnestly el,ut
. mt, got. a few books, ,sed ve
teed to 411 again wed again '
• .V 1,, 11.1 tell you what—I belong
• al a lib ry, :Led, if you like, 11)
sty • • ot ieset of admiqsion to it
011. ,nunim 4, and thea you can
read as much as you please. Her oe
ler 11. 1,1; ess, and you Can come for
tee liek as soon me you like.'
Au t ti ettenger, chine/hag over
hi IJI edveuture, went briSely
i iltt thiu deg the' he woula live
(.0 4,111 5)141,1 bov honored by all Eng
111114 4.4 ine el' her greatest 1i 51,
11114 w.mld tell with pride to all hi3
frieude how he had mice clone a
kindness to Samuel •Vayler Coleridge.
I, Glees may be oat ender water
with groat ease, almost any shape,
with a pair of alicare or drollg 50184
Forte Two things are eeeessary to
rums's. Firet, the glees inustb.os
k
I ept quite level in the waw_L
ter h sato,
' the scissors aro Applied ; end seeml,
to avoid risk, 11 10 better to perform
the cutting by taking off small pewee
at the corners and along the edges,
and to reduce the. ellape gradually to
that required. rho softer glasses
cut the beat, and the scissors 111104
WA be very sharp.
ONE TO LOAN,
Prar:1:TE F UN I M.!,
• .1 a ht. -4501) 000 b d
t ee ,,, • ,0 • 11, •
of the members of he goverele .
I •
oveeteeteill• 5'? ter peel; 1 eh 1 te
; be tit • meat, ••• ;••••••.••
canetste of hem; thee were (.a)
fleeting the p ep e.
'Walton; a etroeg, chtv.id
en throne to lift 1.10111 ttj, '41 111
goth rinneta
they 1113111 p srticipa 0 end ratte .1; el
• s tit thee wetve • (o,) 0011-.4
, 14,1 legal 04 eat 11415,
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fln'guy 51 g • App.
ythiog bet er They de ,it
as ire to te higher condition With
ad 3 .h r subserviAney, to
noted -del by ceieurnes 01 bre-elite,
i • refleet. ;1 itte degree ef
e Hetet '1.1111' elven() .s ,, pa; antal
11/1,1 elVi I autheney e Itiolt L. nu
ko...e• it I hi, ene r,, the hay:
not tee spirit, eourege nr energy lei
lef• up for ituythine;
•lt.r dem tbey you" • 4.. The
-,aflle look of enhatie ehieli
eau giowe moo meekly to suluni• 4"
untnerited as • creel fioegi de, with
out raisine 11 fi 'g 'r of pr •
ee lige.; outraged eopt • 1 • us.
elect ;et- of the al '8 puen etreitne
•.r ito01100 3.git- oppresel 10
itife, (led 111 the imperi 11 ceesoise
Only the meet age,ravate 1 wee, 111•11
rev .140.1 and th • reen ere inceicly
treereted.
No deubt this conditioo of thing,"
111 4410 in u, tare, al 0 414 c to the 1'.
euperstitione revere
,.ce
1.1w obit) .sA for on cJuity W 8 illy
1114. po' 14 Ituotov upon i ; they
to imitate 1' 12e all 1 011.1b,:a
r. everythiug I 4 them. They are
te the letd 11 hy .11, lie
breakable betide • precedon ; they
ere eheteed ts 11 his'e-io.d. ctorp-m.
Their goverusieut, tte has beau 13,80113
is (11114e ; their 1 nguage, Withont
alphabet, iefiee ion or grammar, ie
unwieldy arid unsuitable for a pre
greetive literate, ; ;mu ;mad pee-
judiee ageieet po,temertein extend
ea:he, etilt hinves town in 'gratitude
ei. 'Ult.')ny, •he fauetieos .11
the heart, Image, liver and other
orgene teethed Lemke to them ;
y 111,1,0 ne distinction between
yeies end arieriee, 00 nerved awl
etteleith By more guesswork they
have Id; upon the gall bled ter ee
the seat of courage and aesurance,
011111)4, Recordiug to mede n slang,
is not so far amiss.
Ie mediate igneranee and super
ali-oo. prevail. ittbi • lie eminent board
et P'!.1.., lo the exercise of its pro
found wiedem, lute eanctietied such
rCilleate4, as di tel red spotted lizards,
;elk worm moths, tortoise mi4 oyeter
ebele, dragoon s teeth, veriligrie,
Lor',' gui1, ehaviuge of rinneteros'
elephentht ekin, ate. In 11,F1
tree, y, their Citaleean heritage,
they have progressed no further than
popularly to believe thee the earth
te tquere and flat, and OM eclipses
1 ere cauesel by Bowe monster attack -
leg th • eun or moon. Their agri
cultural methods are of the most
primitive Bort. And so it goes,
through all their sogialled arts mad
Funnier's. They have not the inher
eu•t life anti power to break their
way out of the 00000n of early super -
stater). Although SS 8 station they
are forty centimes old, they are yet
hi the firet stages of evolution.
One of the roost etriking evidences
of the Mougolien prejudice agaitaet
innovations 1,41 the utter abseuee of
re:Dreads In the eountry. A. few
years Ivo tome foreigners Bettered
the right to build a dozen miles of
railroad and operated it for a short
time, The 0E111108e viewed it itskames,
and ab length purehesed it—nob to
run it thameolves, but deliberately te
tear it up. .America and China aro
• as complete antipodes in this respect
as they are geographically. Wo have
heir the rare ,e1 mileage of tho
world, they neve; and wben one con -
sitters the vast ctvilizing influence
and the groat potency for progress
of a great railroad system, which
strings the ends of a country to
gether, glees quick comeannicati 411
ittrioug the people, ;molten embame,
;spells twenties far elate:rpm°, tievet•
epee community or interest Kati
trinket; n nation eiemegemeons, it is
evident that laire one finite a greet
teeter of the disparity between the
Amerman and G truest people.
While there are a few toilet; of
telegraph, the use of tltis inenns
000erstilnieation is hampered by the
nowieldinees of the language (0114 1110
impassibility of expressing it in
telegraphic symbols, szeept through
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ellttEel
'Cue 'pang mau who, while he
1.1111108 0118 dollar epee& a dollar
•to 1 ere coat is ail the Imre road
an.. ,r Si banItreptey or the peni-
tentiary.
Wells should be ventileted, al the
water is thereby eept fresh and free
from bad odor. The absorption of
air by water renders it pleasanter to
toe tast, ;tad purifies it to HOMO ex•
!oat; hut the effect is not a very
tuatet,•11 ;ow,
Pure edde-water (mere properly
eaited earbouate witter), whether
us ural or mituufaetured, is a power-
fui aid to dtgesttenby etztoulating
int: stomach, nail ales, probably
ey 'tiding to clieeolve the ingridieuts
o the food. It is very eppetizing;
it corrects acidity 111 the stomach.
<weeks the dtepoeition to naueea,
and cools the system in febrile cern.
paha"; It lemons the desire fur
spiriteoue liquors, and is indeed the
ideal beVeett e for the water drinker,
provided, always, that pure water
is used in its preparatinu.
Foe S. WELLED Feneo—Polleamera,
mail carriere, and ethere whose ere
caption heaps them 'eu their feet a
great deal, often ars troubled with
chafed, sure, and blistered feet, es.
pecially 111 extremely hot we taw,
no matter how comfortably their
shoes meg fit. A powder is used
in the German army for sifting into
the shoes and stockings of the foot -
soldiers, called "Fusstreupulver,"
and zeusialts o!ti ports salieedie Reid,
10 parte starch, and 87 parts pul.
venue"! milestone. It *ape rho
• feet'dry, prevents chafing, and rapid.
ly heals sore spots. Finely-puleer-
reed soapstone alone is very good. ,
It is well for ue to know that
emotions (muse niore unhappiness
and crime than any other inseam, !
of the brew. Human beings are
governed by their emetiene, and 11
iS Well that they should he, though
11 ie the emotions that wear limey
the brain, ancloot honest, irstellec.,
turd worle, Very few .poople suffer
from intellectual work, lt is net
intellectual work that nausea nervous
dyspepele, bob the emolions—such
SS anxiety, fear, sorrow and ilove.
Eight hears are sutFicieut for a man .
ee ure hie brain, because if he ex. ,
• cootie that Um be becomes omens
and fretful., and au exheueted brew •
lo 1511 irrittdile bride,
Good 'Words,
bin talky lapin bright as the • •.rn.
iug. but it will Mid dark ite
put" MT from day to day, +del the!,
is Ids neektle.
Nothing ta 80 indicative of deep
eat oulture tte a 50)111011 0,11 Bicieration
of the iguerata.
A wee who done not know any.
thing is pretty eines to tell it the
85 111111110.' 11(1 e, •
Economy lame the same effect
upon our fortunes as good breeding
lire' upon onr eenversatiou.
Blessed ie the 1111111 wen, having
nothing to eity, ebstaine from giving
no wordy evidence of the fact.
Sone one should prewar a
Bermou on the had taste of pur-
eeing good taete toe exelnaively .
We need Hui° less than infintty
to make us happy, and little more
than nothing to make us miserable
The waste of the many poor
costa the community in the aggre
lobe far more than the waste of the
few rich.
Atnericati Presideut (a few years
*nee) : "Where is the army ?"
Secretary of War : "Es's gone out
rowing in the navy."
The theologian cannot afford bo
be as iguoraut of philosophy and
science 11B a philosopher and seien-
twit are ignorant of thoolugy.
Never write on a subject with-
out first haviug road yourself full
ou it, and never read ou a subject
1111 you have thought yourself
hungry on it.
The phonograph shows that a
man's voice has net the same sound
lo himeelf that it has to othere,
thus finally explaining, why some
people persist in singing.
It was wittily said by Lord Ches.
terfield of the old Duke of New-
castle :—"His Grace loses an hour
in the morning, and is looking for
it all the rest of the day.''
Public opinion te a weak tyrant
compared with our own private
opinion. What a man thinks of
himself, that it is which determines,
or rather indicates his fate.
"No," said Mr, Oldshell, "I ain't
• read none of the sermons of thie
•
I Robert L. Smear folks to talking
about ; but I hear he's agin re.
Itgion, and that's euough for me."
41
ot Private Funds havo j us t been
placed in my hands for In-
vestment
AT 7 PER CBNT.
Borrowers ean have their loans
complete in three days if title is
satisfactory,
Apply to E. E. WADE,
LIMB DISTRICT OF EAST HURON,
ereatee.
A meting 00 18,, License 0 onunissioners al
East limbo will be hold at 5110
Central Hotel, Brussels,
Saturday, April 20, '89
.a.t 1.0 O'oloaae xxx,.
to bake into consideration 1110 Applications
/or Licensee for Idoeite0 Year MO 0110,
Hamel] of appltaanta for Licenses not hold-
ing License iu nictrict of East Smolt for
18.28 and 1.850 13,0B1Necai, Tavern Lia
souse, Cioacteuee, known as the
Hausa; orinteTTAN &Levee, for the Central
Betel, Brussels,
Number Ot Tavern Lieencos Issued Ise 1e03
and 1889,-20.
Number of Applications for Tavern Lt.
causes for 1890 and 1800,-0,
I. It. MILLEN,
Bruseele, April 1e5. Issatmeon.
EW YORK
GROCERY,
Take a JAE
at the
Bargains.
Dinner Setsars.1010,.00fo.rmerly sold
China Ten, Sets $0.00 to $7.50,
formerly sold at $8.00 and
$9.00. .
Decorated Tea Sets $4.00 to $4.50
formerly sold at $5,00.
White Stoneware Sets $2.00,
formerly sold at $2:50.
1Chamber Sets, 9 pieces, $2.00.
Glassware of all hinds sold at
reduced prices.
Also a largo quantity of Tea
which we will sell at COST.
Tea from 121 cents to
---00 cents.-
-
Call in :ma see the (loods.
.T. L. tt4rILTIt7D-V,
Now York Grocery,
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
APRIL l2, 1.889.
Private Funds to Loan.
32O,OOO
Have beeu placed. 111 my halide
for investment on real estate,
LOWEST KATE OF TE :ET,
No Commustoo,
Borrowers can have loane eoln-
phated ill Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Brussels,
S. PLUM
General Blacksmith,
wishes to intimate to the publlo generally
that he does all kinds of Elackinnithing
in a Workmanlike Manner,
mrdleitogoons,rdr,
Bug.gies, Sleighs and Gutters
Repairing promptly Executed.
I make a Speoieity of Horse -shooing.
A. Call Solieited. 158 -Remember the
Stand -.Nn 1118 Brio.
S. Plum.
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mOS11,1 TO 1.10,0
Any Arneunt of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty, at
6 c 6i Per Cent. Yearly.
---
Straight Loans with privilege
of repaying when required..
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels,
GOOD IsTEWS
TO THE AFFLICTED
No family who knows the power of
—JAMES HIRST'S--
Pain .Exterminator
will be without it in their house. They
know it to be a family physician. It is
both an internal and external remedy.
Pain cannot remain Where it i4; neoperly
applied. Thu Lime who have used crutch-
es from 2 to 12 years have thrown them
away by the use of it. References can
be peen that different blind persons have
had their sight restored to them by the
use of it when the optic nerve 0111,8 not.
injured. It is good far indatomatory and
chronic) rheumatism, gall atones, neural-
gia, toothache, coughs and colds, earache
and all other aches and ;mins.
25 (11)0 es. Sold by drugsists and coun-
try merehants. Prepared and sold whole-
sale by ..Tslanos: tf-Teirect, 35 Park
Street, South, Hamilton, Ont. 11133-4or
&GA OF TBE
catch oUar
eVese,),,
• ,
A Splendid Stock of Horse Blan-
kets, Halters, Whips, &a.,
&a., on Hand.
Our Collars always
Give Satisfaction.
lead the Van in giving good
value in
Trunks, Valises,
Satchels, Etc.
If you want Et Set Of LIGI1T or
HEAVY itUINESS, or if you want
Repairing done Call in and Sec Us.
H. DENNIS.
Call and See
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SKENE'S
—SPRING STOOK OF —
DRESS GOODS
Prints, Oingkams,
Chambray, Seersuckers,
Muslins, Lawns,
Embroideries d'1 Laces,
Cottons, Oottonados,
Tickings, Towellings,
and Skirtings,
all Cheaper than Ever.
have a Full Stock of
Fresh Groceries.
PURE GOODS A SPECIALTY.
sxmi•T-i,
1 man) t...,rou
10d'Agnial 1,811 11%1000; Wr 041.,s.