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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-7-25, Page 1Vatt ti Entrance Examination, . -- Wo give below the IMMO of the sue. easeful candidates who wrote on the re. oent Entrance Examination papers, The arithmetic and grammar papers were more diffioult than usual -the first quos. ton on the arithmetic paper being parti- oularly treacherous, many oanciidatee putting three.quartere of the entire time allowed for arithmetio on it, and then leaving it unfinished. The first question on the grommet, paper was also too dif. result for entrants. Owing to the dna]. ty of these papers many are r000mmend. ad who really deserve to pass unoondi. tonally. Tbe marks are given for those who patted unconditionally. The detailed list of marke gained by those who failed seas mailed to them Tuesday : BRUSSELS. 3tASKS. WI1ERE ITSPABSO. 486 Calder, Lizzie 1 Grey 418 Clegg, Robert J. 5 Morris 480 Higgins, Sarah R 11, Morris 439 Killough, Jos. A .. , Grey 483 Lamont, Critherine 8, Grey 410 ?dateline, Clatohne 18. Howick 379 McDonald, Donald A. 4, Grey and [Wallace 431 MoQuarrie, Win. 4 Grey 424 McRae, John 7 Gley 400 Reynard, Winnifred Ethel P. 8. 404 Simpson, Bella 11, leCorris 485 Thompson, Sarah 16, Rowe* 433 Zimmer, Alfred 7, Grey xigeouttetum. Eastman, Edith Brussels; P. S. Howe, Emma J Brussels P. 8 Milne, Blanche. Ethel P. 8 Mitoholldenie 1, Grey Simpson, Eliza 11, Morris McGuire, Mary E. 18 Hawker SEAFORTEL 428 Campbell, Chas Seatorth P. S. 414 Dale, George 1 Hullett 889 Doig, Thorned 9 Tuckersmith 879 Dorsey, James Ir. 1, MoKillop 471 Diokson, Samuel A 8P. S. 440 De Cantillon, Thos. . • • • 6, MORillOP 4/6 Eckert, Toseph 8 Ideleillop 895 Finlayson, W. 9, Takersmth i 480 Forbes, John S P. S. 490 Scott, Robert 4, bitoKillop 470 aohnsou, Harold S P. S. 454 Keyes, Frederick 6 Stanley ..M Kidd, William 8 P. S. o99 McIntosh, Coleman 4, MoKillop 433 McQuaid, Thee. 8 EfolCillop 446 McLean, John 8 P. S. 411 eloNab, John 8 P. S. 414 VenEgmoud, ans. E. ..Egmondville 403 Wright, James 1, McKillop 330 Watson, klenry G S P. S. 382 Aitoliegon, Isabella 81.....1, Hulled 403 Armstrong, Charlotte 8 P. S. 433 Beattie, Mary 8 P. S. 444 Burgess, Elsie 7, Tuokersmitli 521 Carnahan, Mary 7, Takersmith 655 Creswell, Emily 7, Tuokersmith 413 Dorsey, Mary 8 P. S. 426 lamina, Katie 8, MoKillop 493 Livens, May 8 P. S. 529 Lookhard, Della 4, MoKillop 872 McGregor, Mary R. .,, -4, MoKillop 542 Murdie, Isabelle.. 2, MoKillop 474 Richardson, Elizabeth.- ,.S. 2. 8. 408 &dater, Zemium 3 P. S. 872 Young, Rehm 8 P. S. REOODMENDED, Brown, Joseph H. 2, PdoKillop Calwell, Robert George 6 Stanley Mulachy, William 8 P. S, WINGHArd. _ . BRIJ SSELS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1890• - Number 2. 539 Doherty, Mabel Clinton 443 Gibbinge, Azie 463 Holmes, Ida G 429 Holmes, Lillie...... 482 Kerr, Lottie 484 broefurohy, Mary 808 MeNaughten, Charlotte ..6, Stanley 465 McTaggart, Jon Clinton M. 8. 402 McTavish, Sarah, ...8, Tuokersmith 574 11lonteith, Miry .... 2, Tuakeremith 500 Murray, Mary 2, Tockersmith 404 Pleffer, 5 Hullett 488 Shepperd, Lay Clinton M. 9, elni Shobbreok, Alberta 7 klullett 479 Bouthcombe, Erma, -Clinton M. S. 486 Twibehell, Alioe Clinton M. S. 462 Weir, Minnie 11 11, GOd0Ti011 MIOOMISNATA. 3 Tuokersmith 8 Hullett Sullebt Clinton M. S. Clinton M. S. Beyfield P. S. Clinton M. S. It 11 41 11 Baird, Sarno Bell, John R Bell, Herbert Cole, Henry Craig, Bayard Daintry, Frank Moore, John WortInngton, R. , ..... Cantel, Lottie Carr, Edith Harland, Amelia Heywood, Birdie Johnson, Emma McKenzie, Hannah Tedford, Grace Whitely, Orpha 11 ill 11 11 11 11 7 Hay Clinton M.S. 11 14 11 11 Cleteterteliaxx PiTce Wee. Toronto is to have a garbage crema- tory. Thera are now only 42 veterans of the • war of 1812, . Surveyors have commenced to survey the new line of the n. ez H. 11. to Pa- rolee. During the year ending ,Tune, 1890, there were 105 killed on the G. T. R. and 385 injured. John Robertshaw, a well known resi- dent of Woodebook, snieided with arsenic on Monday night. Two thousand five hundred and Any one (mimes ot gold, velued at 848,500, were crushed from 2,210 tons of Nova Scotia, quartz last month, & velnable horse belonging to Alex. Haokett, South Colchester, while grazing along a steep bank, slipped over and fell O dietetics of 24 feet, injuring its spine to such an extent that it had to be killed. Hon. J, B. Robinson has gone to Bran- don, s representative of the English company controlling the Great Northwest Central Ilailinty, to take orer from the contraotors the 50 miles of road now built. The Toronto World says that Rev, Dr. Wild has resigned his charge of the Bond street Congregational ohuroh, It lo Bald he will travel in Europe two years and then take charge of a churoh hi a large 'United States city. arrangements are being made through Mayor Clarke to have His Royal High ness Prince George in Toronto to !open the Industrial Exhibition in September. The Prince is now in oounnand of H. lef. S. Canada at Halifax. Thos. R. IC. Scott, now of Forest, who has filled the potation of clerk for the township of Piympton for over 35 years, has resigned that position owing to fall. Mg sight The Council presented him with an address and 8150. A few weeks ago, it was decided to raise the price of whiskey ten onto a gallon. This went into effect on Thum day of last week, and by it Hiram Welker et Sons make 8400,000, they having 4,- e00,000 gallons in their warehouses. John McKa.y, of Hollo.nd, while read- ing his bible in the shade of n tree on his farm last Sunday, was surprised to find a garter -snake cosily ooiled upon his lap. The old gentleman having one blind eye doubtlese had something to do with the reptile securing such a position unnoticed. Thos. E. Matheson, of Smith's Fails, on the fixed day for his wedding, was held in gaol on two Charges of larceny, it turned out, however, to be the borrow- ing, nob thieviug, of a gold watch and chain to adorn the marriage vestinents, and the bridegroom was honorably am (pitted. A. very serious accident happened to johnnie Moldurohy, near Crinan, a day or two ago. While building &load of hay the hones started, end he being near the edge, fell over, letting the fork go down ahead of him with the ,prongs up. Two of them entered his hip, and mime through about eight incher lower. The Bell organ and piano business of Guelph has been sold to an English syndicate. The price is said to be 8750,. 000, Expert Accountants from London, England, who have gone over the ac- counts, report the profits for the two years and nine months pteceding Nov. ern ber 81, 1889, to have been 8804,155.71. 617 Cornyn, A.dsm Winglaam 1'. B. 488 Duman, Norman ....Bluevale 2, S. 407 Dawson, James Wingham P. S. 479 Elliott Aroli'd 2 Turnberry 466 Evans, Fred 7 Howiok 605 learquhareen, W Wingham 2.8, 451 Frazer, Peter 2 Turnberry 480 Griffin, A.11 Wingham P. S. 542 Gilmour, John 5 Turnberry 490 Inglis, John Wingham P. S. 472 King, George 7 Howiok 418 Millar, Richard ..1, Turnberry 387 Mitchell, Chas. A. ....2, Turnberry 414 MoDonagh, WrnWingham P. S. 480 -Robertson, Wm. 8.. Wingham P.13. 482 Simpson, Albert 3 Onion 329 Simpson, John ...........3, Canoes 480 Thompson, Wm18, Howick and [Turnberry 464 Casemore, Martha. Wingham 895 Clark, Lizzie W. " 502 Cline, 1May It (1 410 Fortune, Agnes 27, ilowiok and [Turnberry 467sPrazer, Jessie 2, Turnberry 894 Haelewood, Lydia.... Wroxeter P. S. 500 Hodgson. Laura ....Wingham P. 8. 390 Isbister, Lillie ..7, Morris 496 King, Maggie, 7, Efovsiok 536 Lawrenoe, Florence Morris 540 McLaughlin, Jessie 7 Elowiok $77 Millar, Sarah J. 1, Turnberry 487 McMichael, Annie ..18, Howiek and [Turnberry 427 Robertson, M. ....11, E. Wawanesh 888 Sanderson, LiSSIS 4 Turnborry 419 Taylor, Jane 18,18. Wawanosh 4S6 Wilson, Mary 9, Chilton RESOUNISIOIED. Agnew, James 8 L. Wavranosh Aitkin, Thomas 3, Turnberry Beecroft, Thotnee ....11, E. Wawanoth Breckenridge, James 10, Morrie Hazlewood, Edmend..• .Wroxeter P. 8. Moffatt, James Blyth P. 8. Robertson, James Woodrow, Robert Young, Herbert Coatis, Clara 8 E. Wewanosh 10, Morrie Blyth P. 8. 13, E. Wawanosh Cowden, Celina 6, Ttunberry Bessie .A. Wroxetet P. 9. Rowland, Lizzie 18, E. WaWanoeh CLINTON. 386 Adam, Thos. L. , S. S. 8, Hallett 527 Briehanan, John 10, Hay 429 Campbell, Peter - . . . . 10, Stanley 191 Cooper, Wm. ..... , .2, Teakeestnith e 418 Gray, Bate 8, Hunch ,- 459 Gray, Epheahn. . . ..8, 373111091 4.48 McCown, Johri• • • •10.; Waaderweli el 1170 Peek, George . . . ...13eyfield P. S. 1., 374 Reid, Robert it 8 Stanley 448 Bread, Edger .. . . .. . .. 5, Hullett 102 Whitely, Lester ,Clinton 81. S. 379 Wray, Milton 5, }Lanett 108 Bowore, Hattie C lel. 8, 401 Brown, Lizzie 7, Ifnllett ! 396 Buthaban, Jennie 10, Hay ' 410 Cameron, Nellie Bayfield 0. 140 Celan, Janet The nine•year•old daughter of John Northoott, of the fourth concession, Township of North Dorchester, had one of het lege out off by getting in front of the mower on Thursday 17th inst. The father did not observe the child, a hie hat was drawn down over his eye, and he was watching the knife of the roach. ine. A little on of Charles Keeley, Town- ship of Canboa, was drowned it) a firkin of buttermilk one day this week. The child was toddling around, and by tionto moans fell ihto the firkin headfirst, The parents were hi another part of the house at the time, and on going to see where the and was, the little fellow wag found as above dosoribed. The most healthy plan in Ontario must be our Waterloo County Poor Efouge, Manager Itter inform^i us this Morning of the ninety intruttes whege ages overage over seventy, not one is sta. Since New Year there have been only three deaths, awl the twang° iegeo of thaw three was ninety•five 1 This is a record which We think enn't be equalled in the world. -Berlin News. The aided &Ward in the Termite Mit's8100 guess for the optima stand. ing of the International (dubs this eeaeon is Debreit, S. EMT City, Toronto, Ham - MOM Buffalo, London. The nine sec - °awful gueetee wore sent in by 130ni1, Toronto ; W. Lanekttil, Toronto P. D, Hendetthot, Toronto ; G. P. Shakey, Toronto ; IL Hellos, TOronto ; 8. Long, Stratford ; D. W. Hughes, bion; Jerry Ward, Sarnia; F, G. Blob. Wenn, Trenton, Windsor is filled with representatives from different (Aware) light alimonies, all anxious to seoure the town ()entreat. The weevil has done great injury to the fall wheat in both Malden and Coloheeter South, while the ruet hoodoo time dam• age in low ground. A colt belongin g to Lewis Simpeon, of Belmont, took rather a deep jump one day last week into an empty mow in the barn. The animal escaped uninjured. Michael Enright, a young armee, while practising in Toronto Bey Wednee- day evening in is single scull shell for the Lachine regatta next month, was drogue& One of the Onbario Factory Inspectors on Wednesday seoured a oonviotion in the case of a factory owner who employed a boy under twelve years of age, uobtrary to the Obtano rectory Aot. The man wee fined 825 and oasts or 30 days. The water in the Grand River at Galt this week has fallen to the level of the dam, and but little or none is now run- ning over. It is probable thet manu• lecturers on its banks will soon have to pall upon their reserve power of steam. Somebody broke into the house omit pied by Rev, Jeffrey Hill in Tilbury Cen- tre, one day last week, and stole some missionary money the rev. gentleman had left thereto. Ele is pleased to know that the heathen got their money, whin]] sewed larn the trouble of sending it to them. Little Willie Duggin, 11 years old, went to Burlington Beech with the Sun. day school excursion, and missing the train at 5 p. m. by which the amnion. iota returned to Milton, set out for home on foot, getting there at midnight. 20 miles in seven hours was pretty good for a smelt boy with an empty stomach. There wore eight Roman Catholics in the last Ontario Legislature. There are nine in the new parliamenb:-Hon. 0.3'. Fraser, Brookville; Timms Combo, Wort Algoma ; James Clam', West Kent ; Dr. MoMehon, North Wentworth Dowling, South Renfrew ; John Lough. rin, Islipissing ; Alfred Evanturel, Pres. oott ; Alexander Robillard, Russell ; Solomon White, North &sex. Henry Batten, a highly respected far- mer and one of the oldest residents in Moceiejaw district, his daughter aged 10, and Herbert McLean, aged 12 years, eldeet son of Rev. Dr. MoLeau, were in. stantly killed by lightning last week while eating their supper at Battell'e homestead, Batten leaves a widow and three children, bhe airiest of whom 58 13 years of age. He buried two brothers and is sister during the past year. etr. Good, of Paris, has a horse bridle used by the cowboys in California. Ibis made entirely of white and black horse hair, which is tightly woven and pieta. together. The buukles are solid silver, and the bit is of o very ancient kind. The reins are made of buokskin woven together and a whip ettathed to them. Any one who understands weaving horse hair can readily understand how much work it would take to make a bridle. Mr. Good hes refused 860 for it. A somewhat amusing incident warred at the Arthur village council meeting re- cently. The impoundingof stray Gate was being dismissedj , and ust otter one of the most eloquent village fathers had finished a brilliant argument in favor of the striot enforcement of the clause in the bylaw prohibiting eattle from running at large at night, an old ortimpled•horned cove put her head in the open door and "mooed" most mournfully. It is almost unnecessary to add that this interruption brought the discussion to an abrieRt oon- elusion. Mrs. Hollinshead, an old and well- known resident of Guelph, died suddenly on Friday night. She bee been visiting at the residence of a friend and arrived home about 9 o'clook and went to the pump for a jug of water. Evidently she became euddenly siok, as she left the vessel on the platform of the pump and returned to the house. Scarcely had she done so before she was hoard ailing for help, and was lying unoonscious. By the time a doctor arrived the woman bad ex. pired. Heart disease was the cause of death. The creditors of Luther Greeley, the petitioner against the return of Mr. Bot- tom., are after the 81,000 deposited in the bank*ab Toronto, as security for costs. They ooneider that it is an excellent op. portunity for them to get square with Greeley and secure their claims against him. This morning a igernishee sum- mone will be issued out of the Divison Court on belmlf of Wm. Keenan, who Maim 880, the amount of an unpaid rent bill. The paper will be served on Gree- ley, and the manager of the bank at To. ronto, where the money is deposited. It is likely that several other people will follow Keenan's example. The statote says that the 81,000 must be deposited in the bank on behalf of the petitioner as security for costs.-Amhoretbutg Echo. At the polio headquarters in Toronto for several hours Tuesday evening was a little boy named Demo Eternity, a plump, flaxen.haired, seven•year-old with O story. au mother, Mrs. Romily, 510 Parliament street, hag two One, one of whom is in the Industrial &heel, She is is widow, left in such oiromstances that she must earn her daily bread. The lad was something of a drawback to this, tte he got into all aorta of mischief on the areas. Tuesday Mrs. Romily, before leaving home for work, chained the boy bIp in tbe woodshed, and there he was Sound by Dotootive Watson, who, at the request of the neighbors, broke into the hoose. The boy WILS tied up with Is ehain lose than five feet long, heavy enough to holcl a large clog. It ate fastened around itie neck with a pothook. The other- end of the chain was fastened to the walI by mane of a staple. The boy aid 1101 leorn to mind hie Auriga eaptivity, and when taken away by the officer began to cry for hie mother. Staff Inspector Atchibeld, to whom the ease was report - 04, dia not ansider it so molt a ace of otheity BS an error of jedgment on the pat of Mrs, Romily, Who beere a good eharactet, The Essex law library has ordered 8800 worth of new books, Elaborate preparations are being enade in Arthur lor a Parente& darer:lustre- tion to take plea there oa July 81, Mr. Platt, manager of the Sarnia Oil Works, has been fined 825 and costa for allowing deleterious subetanoes ba pollute St. Clair River, Mr, Platt settled. The reoidento of Simorm and 13rant- ford, together with tvro or three in Ham. titan, have about 825,009 inveeted in Port Dover in summer residences, with O prospeot 06 09111 more osTital ooming. Some time ego "Dr." Levi Tahoe, of Dunnville, formerly of 13nrford, was charged before the St. Catharines Police Magistrate for practicing medicine and WOO dietherged, it being proven that he only profeseed to be a herbalist. Be in- tends to enter an action for $1,000 damages for his arrest. Genera I Zel' ws. Henry M. Stanley has recovered from his illness. Hailetorms ba,ve destroyed the crops of Upper Bavaria. SishopBuldwin confirmed 14 oandidates at Summer Hill reoently. Belgium is recruiting hundreds of Son - demise for the Congo State. There are fears of a potato famine in Ireland, owing to the blight. Floods have done great damage in the lloang.Ho dietria of China. Judge Johnston has gone to Algoma to fulfill the duties of his office. Rain hue fallen in Nebraska and Illin- ole and the farmers are encouraged. There were 125 Agrarian outrages. in Ireland during the last three months. The steamship Teutonic 'has equalled, if not beaten, the record of the oity of Paries. Rv. Dr. Moulton has been elected President of the British Wesleyan con• ferenoe. The intense hest along with drouth in Kansas is reported to hove well•nigh ruined the oorn crops. The attempt of the government of Uru- guay to force the circulation of the paper ourrenoy has ended in a Lissom Chicago citizens propose to memorial. ize the legislature to enact that the World's Fair shall not be open on Sun. days. The financial situation at Buenos Ayres has decidedly improved. Negotia- Lions will be re -opened fa a sterling loan. King Leopold of . Belgium celebrated his silver jubilee recieatly, as well as the 60th anniversary of his country's inde• pendence. Zanzibar planters will have 10,000,000 pounds of cloves to sell this year, an en• couraging report for barrooms attached to theaters. A boiler exploded Monday morning in a frame struoture ab 500 Eagle avenue, New York. Nicholas Lille, a laborer, had bis skull fractured. An American girl, Josephine Neon- drof, who has been studying male ab Berlin, has committed adoide. Her mind was affected by over etude. While extraoting a tooth the Odentnud• er Dotal Company, of Detroit, broke Geo. Balcombe's jaw. He brought suit fisa ordoaomages and the court awarded him The proprietors of three newspapers Published on the island of Malta have been excommunicated for printing articles abusing the pope and the bishop of Malta. The Bret ram for 26 days fell at Leav- enworth, Kansas, During all that time the temperature remained above 60 de- grees and on Monday reached 110. Crepe were nearly burned up, but it is now thoeght late corn and fall vegetables will be saved. A. Jamestown, N. D., special to a Chicago paper says that the elevator rnen will refuse to store grain for the farciere on account of the law passed enforcing a hoense of 82,50 on eaoh 1,000 bushels stored, and serious trouble appears to be in store for the fermate The oitizens of the village of Leland, loses, are no in arms over the atterant of some outside parties to start an Original package saloon. It was resolved et a public meeting that anyone attempting to carry on the liquor business "shall be tarred, feathered and cowhided out of the village." E. J. Ferguson, of Far well, Mich., was abet and killed Sunday morning by jno. C. Lord, of Lake Station. Fergoson was huokle-berryieg in a marsh north of Lake and wag mistaken for a bear by Lord. Tbe body was brought to Far- well for an inquest. He leaves is widow and oars! children. Spain has decided to build a whole flotilla, of submarine war vessels after the model a mumesefully produced by the in- ventor Poet Earth boat will be con. striated with accommodations for from twenty to fifty men. Peral is, for the time being, the greatest man in Spain, and the Sponiarde believe that his In. Ignitions will plaee the nation in the forefront of the greet naval powers of the world. Mo. Peterson died a few deem ago at Spriugford, Um, of dropsy. The body wee crushed into the largest oasket that could be got. In e, few hours the casket buret with a loud report and the head was forced out. The corpee evas then hurried to the grave, and ae it wag being lowered one of the men lab his hola of the rope, when aro° and all fell into the grave in a shattered mass. The pit wee then filled. Early Sotueday miming twenty miles soutteast Of Pole, Texas, in Red River aunty six or oven men went to the house of Andy Young, a hard woeltiug aka, end ailed him tip. When he got to the door n volley from eterineliesters, shotguns and pietole was lied into him. A. Wincheeter ball went throogh hie head in front of hie ore and out hie tongue in Iwo. His body legs and arms sate fhlecl with bullets, T10 WM alis at last am count and omelette, but it is hardly poesible he ean live. It is thollght be Imam who shot hint, het his tongue lie. ing out he can't toll. A ?imbiber of shells eked op it the yard may give a eine, te affair is generally deplored. Phe Weetern Union Telegraph build- ing in Nesv York wait witted by fire b"ri- day morning. An immense amount of damage wa.s done and telogreph baleen was paralysed fee the time, but no lives wore loot. Three men attempted to rob a train on the Cincinnati, Teckson and bliobigan Railway, near Enterprise, Ohio, Friday night They knooked the engineer and firemen senseless, but did not stop the train, which ran into a switch engine. Engineer Vanderventer wao killed and the ruffians escaped. A. witness told a British Parhamentary eommittee recently tint there are now in the Highlands of Soothtud between 2,- 950,000 and 2,500,000 of ores of deer forests, and the slaughter of deer has ceased to be sport and has become mere butchery. Tbe landlords get a larger rent from sheep farmers and deer farm- ers than erom crofters, who are "regard. ed ao a nuisance." The difficulty is that the crofters deoline to be slaughtered, even in the most sportsmamlike man. or. James Howard, the 18.yee.r.old eon of A. H. Howard, of Lake Township, Mo., left his father's house on Sunday morn- ing, saying he ivas going to bring on u ram to save the orops. Be went to a country church near by, which beset on fire, and than started a fire in a number of hay rieks a half mile away. Ile was arreeted. He declared that it was his in- tention to have burned all the hay in the neighborhood, and also the new town of Richards, in order to bring on a rain. Howard TM token at ono before the Probate Court, and sent to the insane asylum. Saturday afternoon, as the steamer Arundel was leaving her dock at Point Lookont, A. L. Mar:Mine, a passenger from Buffalo going to Alpena, was stand- ing at the gangway /oohing at a crowd of people on the dock. The boat listed against the epilog and the dock ice break. ers aught him, aushed his head, broke his jaw and cut his ears off, killing him instantly. The remains were taken to Tawas, but brought back to Bay City Monday morning by train and were taken to Buffalo Tuesday morning. He was 88 yore of age, and Ione a wife and three children. Beware of the coffee-pot, for in it, as well as in the wine -glass, lurks the demon of alcoholisna. Snob is the warning ut- tered by Dr. Mendel, a &moue Berlin physician, who has made a close study of the subject. His investigations have Gov. ered Germany, but he has given speoial observation to the great working force in the gun factories at Baden, where wages are high and einploymea uninterrupted, and a comparative degree of luxury is within flee reach of ail. The people of Essen drink immense quantities of coffee, brieging the average for a large portion of them up to a pound a week, many men taking much more than that. The result is a form of neurosis, in which the nerves are disturbed in a degree and manner ap- proaohing that whioh accompauies delir- ium tremens. Intoxioation is followed by gloom and sleeplessness, and about all the disorders aharocteristo of acute ner vons derangement, added to a hate for work. As in the use of alcohol or opium, temporary relief often can be had by more and stronger coffee, by tinctures of coffee formed by crushing the berries in spirits ; but the are of a confirmed coffee dankard is next to unknown, un- less the final change to pure alcoholism he counted as a oure. And no one who has investigated the subject will take that view, Neither coffee nor tea drink- ers are sale when they go beyond the bounds of moderation. Perth County. Another foundling has tar ned up near Millbenk. On the lst of July the editor of the Mitchell Recorder had considerably over 50 varieties of roses in bloom. John Dempsey, of Downie, had two fingers of his left hand badly jammee last week la the pulley of a hay.fork. The Stratford Sun says that there aro about 40 stores empty in that place, tome of them the beet stands in the city. John Mokee of Millbank recently sold to Thos. Hunt, dealer; 21 bead of two year old °attic for the snug sum of 31,200. The Stratford Junior Lacrosse Club, defeated the Ingersoll olub at the latter plea on Saturday last by a score of 2 to 1. P. M. Fishburn, painter of the Battle of Batoohe, has reamed seven orders for oil pareits within the past week from the citizene of Stretford. Blanchard Cheese and Butter Co. have made three soles this season. The price MS the best going, seine bringing 90., and nothiug less than 830. The Queen's Park Steatford, has be. come quite a pleasure resort for !Wiwi. With a few more improvernets the park will be the contra attraction ie that city, Five Bt. Marys hotel -keepers were sninmoned to appear before his worship the Mayor and Squire Dex for infraction of the License Aot on Sunday last, Four of them pleaded guihy and were fined 020 each and costs. Mr. &Wok, contractor, moved a build. ieg 30x52, a distance of 200 rods with the help of one span of horses and 12 men. The work was performed 00 the farm of Allen MeMann, 12th eon, Ehria one day recently. At the thirty-third annul Convene, ton of the Graud Chapter of Royal Arch Masonry of Canada, held at Kiugstone, last week, T. le. Harding, of Stratford, was elected Rex. Cone H. Baker, Stat. ford, was elected a distria snarintem dent. A meeting of the directors of the Ebbe Farmer's Mutual Eire Insurance Go. Wet hold at Atwood on Tuesday the 8th inst., all the inembere moat Inapt Mr, Hew- itt, Since last aped implicatione for insurance were received and aocepted amoentiug to 855,176. A claim Was pre- sented by Wm Leng, 10th con, Elms for, sheep killing by Hefting, On motion media and carried it was egreed to pay ntr Long It suin of five dollete in full settlement of °Jahn, hieeting edjonthed till 121h of August next. J. H. !Kennerreoently of Bowman - villa, has purchased and taken possetesion of the stair of tbe late 4, E. Dufton of Stratford. On Tuesday, July 1011,, Lewis Der- moly, who is a farmer pear Clifford made an early start for Fordwioli for a loud of lime which WS.8 to be used in the eration of a large better barn, upon bit farm. Corning home be dosed off to sleep. The wheel of the wagon struck a stone end threw him off, in falling he became en- tangled in the harness, which frightened the horses and caused them to run away. Finally he succeeded in releasing his leg from the harness but was run over by the wheels, breaking one leg near the ankle and inflicting many other bruises and wounde. The aocident will lay Mr. Der- maly up for SOME! time. The orops in the locality of Mitchell are not looking as well es apatite& Fall wheat, where not plowed op, will be a good half orop. Barley is very good. Peas and oats on drained land are looking well, and prorate° a good crop, but where land is low and no drainage they are in e damaged condition, blighted and rusty. Hey is an abandant crop and selling me the market for 84 a ton. Mangels are looking fairly well. Turnips are of little account for the went of rain. Potatoes are small and do not promise well, owing to too meth ram at planting time, and not sufficient since. Apples will not average half a °rep, What few plum trees there are left are bearing well, but are suffering considerably with black - knot. People who Come and Clo. Mise Cross is visiting -with her sister, ears. Bruce. Miss Edith Inman is home from Exeter for bet, holidays. Mise McDonald, of Exeter, hi visiting at T. Fletoher's. Fred and Marshall Lowiok are holiday- ing at Woodstock, Miss Edith Good, of Seaforth, is visit- ing at Adam Good's. A. Banslaugh and wife, of Seaforth, Sundayed in Brussels. Mrs. W. H. McCracken and Robbie are away at Paisley visiting. Miss Elba Hewitt, of Paris, was home for a few days this week. Mrs. Carter and children, of Blyth, are the guests of Robt. Burns. Miss Lily Gordon, of Luoknow, is visit. ing her sister, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Owens, of Oshawa, ie on a visit to her brother, Samuel 1Iiudee. Willie Crawford is beak from a visit with relatives in Usborne toweship. George Russell and Miss Gertie Russell, of Wingham, were in town this week. Mies! F. Montgomery, of Earrisfon, is spending part of her vacation In town. Dan. McKenzie, the well known tra- veller, of London, has been very ill at his home, Miss Ada Jackson, of East Saginaw, Mich., is the guest of her cousin Mrs. D. A.. Smale. Mrs. John C. Holliday is going to De. troit this week on a visit to her daughters for a month. I. V. Fear, wife and children of Sea - forth, were visiting at S. Fear's, Queen Streeton Wednesday. Willie and Lizzie Leatherdale r.ra en- joying a holiday visit with Airs. Londes- boro, near Seaforth. Mrs. Dan. McCormick and danghter. of Wingham, are visiting among friends in Brussels, this week. Mre. Johnston and children, of Buffalo, are visiting at Robb. Armstrong's. Mrs. Johnston is his daughter. Mrs. George Miller,of Sault Ste. Marie, formerly a resident of Brussels, is renew. ing old acquaintaines in town. J. W. Fear, evife mid son, of To- ronto, are enjoying a holiday visit with relatives and friende in this place. Rev. D. L. McRae, of Jamestown, N. Y., and Rev. It. Leak, of Toronto, were the guests of /no. McCrea this week. Miss Green and Miss Brownlow, milliners at Mrs. Rogers and A. R. Smith's have gone for their holidays. W. T. Hewitt, a stenogrsph and type writer in Detroit, is spending his intostion with his parents and friends in Brussels. David Hartley is visiting in Hamilton for a few weeks. His brother William is looking after the Flour db Feed buei• OSSEO. Mrs. Thos. Pierce arrived home last week from Vaughan township where she went to the burial of her eister, Mrs. Keifer, aged 86 yeas. Mrs. R. L. Taylor and children, of London, spent a few days in Broods this week. We understeuel they will shortly become residente of this place. W. H. Hill, who formerly lived in Brussels, hse entered the ministry of the Methodist Church and has been sent as 2nd preaoher to Uhthoff, Simooe County. Mr. Hill's, friends in this locality will be both surprised and pleased to hear ot thie and will no doubt with him suceess in his work, Lest Sathrdity A.. McLennan ana Thompeon, well known coopers, left town for Keewatin, Ont., where theyhave sem ured a good job at their trade in armee- ton with the mammoth flouring mill in thet plass. They took the eteamer at Kincardine, purchasing their tickets from T. Mather. THE POST WI8I1OS them aeon. On Tuesday of this week Rev. G. B. Howie Pb. D. Mrs. Howie sea bush. ter, leit Bostic:1a for Toronto, The rev- erend gebtleman, wbo tendered his resig- nation as pasta of Knoit church, ab the late meeting of Maitland Presbytery, mode feeling reference to Me miner' from the congregation, last Sabbath morning. He hae been in Donets for over 2 years, The farewells ab the SIOSS Of the service were mingled with tears. Dr. llowle purposee returning to the Holy Land, but not for a Whii0 as he will, probably, spend some Months in the lecture field before leeving Canada. A lerbe Mole of friends in tile motion will be greatly pleased t hear of hie eon - tinned SU00048 and T111:: POST hopes farm time to time to report the peewees in the far East. The regular cervices will be maintained in Knox church and orange. ments Mae fa a SUOSOSSOT tO RSV. Dr, Howie.