HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-11-26, Page 7Noy. 26, 1886.
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The Grand Lodge of Mastitis of
Kentonlot (beloved reeentiv that
oloon-lteeping was 012 Girona)
againct the Order, and 'should be
punished ite nab. This is a doh).
ion which we hopo will prevail
throughout the entire Order
L. three.year-old child in Earrie•
burg got a bottle ef whiskey and
drank two ounces. It then fell in•
to a drunken stupor and its life was
saved with difficulty. it came out
of the stupor with every indication
of a tremeedeue hod, and demand
-
ad water continuously,
A. lager beer brewer of Louisville,
ICy., has a Strasbourg aloft of more
than ordinary excellence. The
()leek is like ordinary clocks, until
juet Were the hour, when a little
*Pe
mu jumps up from behind, with 0,
lager beer glass in his hand. This
he elevates to his head, and then
0070, 111 a wonderfully distinct and
human nay, "Lager beer," as many
times as the clock should strike to
designate the hour,
.A. farmer of Delaware county,
Pa,, much troubled by (wows Bolted
a peck of corn in whiskey and sciat•
tared it near the fence much fro
quentecl by the birde. They ate of
h and got decidedly druuk, and the
farmer vette so amused hy the exhib
ition that he forebore to shoot them
and after a time they flew !instead-
ily away. .The result was god.
The crows never came back. Tho
heads they had the next morning
must have been all that they de.
aired
WHAT ONE GLASS WILL DO.
1. It is supposed that there are
eix hundred thousand drunkards in
this kingdom, and many times that
number of heir and little bit drunk -
Arai', and they all commenced their
winked career with one glaea,
• 2. The vett oceau of intemper-
ance, which everyone lookupon
with leaser, ie made up of one glass
and he who takes but one helps to
fill this dreadful hate of fire and de.
etruotion.
8. It is the exempla of the ono
glans thinker by which so many
°there ere lueea into the paths of
intemperance, far more than by the
excesses of the drtinkard.
4. To argue in favor of one glen
is at once to condemn the liquor as
dangerous. Why not plead for the
saute limits in taking water, milk,
tea, coffee end ether liquids ?
5, It is the one glass that keeps
up the fashion of drinking and vast
numbers are ruined simply by giv.
ing away to the tyranny of this
fashion.
' 0. There are very few of the clue -
&Re drinkers who are not lea to
the public house, and it is here they
acquire the love of drink And think•
ing company.
7. One gifted will deprive yon of
doing your duty in assisting to re.
form (Altera. To effect a good work
like thie, you most be able to set
abstinence:
before them your example of entire
8. If ono glass is safer than two,
none is safer than either.
9. Tho bee glass soon requires
"ono glass more," and the "just all•
other,',and in this Way men are un-
tntentionally overcome and led on
to ruin.
10. To the reader of this paper I
would affectionately say. Never,
never take the first glass. Tins is
the true secret of remaining sober
all the days of your life.
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Need Words.
Pardon all but thyself,
Love understand:, love ; it needs
•no taik,
Tho sermon is the bloom of the
whole life of the preacher.
The great want of the church and
the world is life, warmth, earnest -
IMO, power.
Do not etenelnde that the prennee
of God failed boom% your plan
miscarried.
We may choose a life of sin with
all is consequence's, but we cannot
chops() the life of sin without its
itonsequenees.
A. hely life 1108 0, voice, It uptake
when the tongue is silent, and is
either a conetant attrotien or % con-
tinual reproof.
Sin taken into Me soul is like
iquor pouted into a vossal—Ho
nuch of it t19 it all it also 1101150118.
The tench and tincture go together.
Except, the Lord build tho house
of n button character their labor 18
mt hot that build it, Except Ilio
end keep the fortress of the hum.
1111 110111 I110 watchmen walteth.
0111.
Moral reformation may turn out
bo devils—a wit), never bring in
God., And in the emptiness of the 0
wept and garnished heart there is b
au invitation to the seven to come
back again and (111 11.
Wo have certain work to do for
our heads, and that is to be done
etrennottely; other work to ao for
enr delight, and that is to be done
ninthly; neither ie to be done by
halves
or tibias, but with a will; and
what is not wurth tins effort is not
to be Lieu° at all.
110)1B HECORITION.
Pillow shams are out of faehlen.
Pillowe are smaller than formerly.
White grenadine eurtaine, with
Cluny lace insertion and edging, aro
used in drawing•roonee.
• Portieres should be of heavy
material, and may be of Turcomau,
tapestry, ar plush.
liana:tome lamps are used even in
houses where there is no gas. They
are of porcelain, brass or bronze,
with fancy (diadem -
The smaller the room, the lighter
should be the furniture, and the
decoration of the wall. A. large roam
eiteulti have heavy furniture, and
the walla may he dark.
A. bedroom should dever SOM.
bre, the brighter the better. White
scrim curtains with antique leo
border and insertion are liked for
chamber vondews. The walla
should bo of a Itght ttnt, the pic-
tures restful and pleasing.
Scarfs are greatly iu favor, and
are put to numerous uses. Chair
scarfs are more stylish than tidies,
especially for straight-backed chain
Mantles are often draped with scarf,
instead of lambrequins, and bar.
&MS, sideboards and tables are coy.
ered with loug scarfs with ornament-
al ends.
There aro many things mere im
portant about a home than fine turn-
iehinge, A. room in winter should
have all the SIDI possible; a bright
fire, two or three easy chaire, a few
extra cushion, and a readable book
unout, would go far toward making
the plainest room oily nod cam•
fertabte.
Do not buy an ugly piece of furn-
iture simply beceuse it is cheap.
In purchasing, coneider comfort
first then heathy. Ty to combine
the two in all you purchase. Do
not be in haste to get everything at
once, but gradually build up your
home until it is "a thing of beauty
and a joy forver" to all its inmatee.
The prevailing wood for dining•
room furniture the coming year will
be oak. the finest coveted in antique
style and highly polished The
room should have an oak mantel to
correspond. Oak hall SOW' and
carved chairs are all the rage. Din-
ing.room chairs are usually cash
ioued iu loather.
Fine table damask has the work-
ed monogram m the centre of nap-
kins and table cloths.
Dinner -clothe or tray-olothe are
now fashionable when made of the
new Irish linen with colored borders
iu eo•called peasaut-work.
KITCHEN WRINKLES.
Tomatoes are nice with cream
and sugar.
Sugar loses pert of its strength
by boiling. e
Never vash raisins : wipe them.
with a dry cloth.
Wet stud flour well the Weide of
pudding bags,
Wrap fruit jars with paper to
keep out the light.
Sugar should be browned in a
dry pan for 8101100.
Figs are good boiled five minutes
and served hot.
Bool ooffee iu a salt sack ; it is
nicer than egg to settle it,
Keep preserves in it dry place ;
Beal won flour paste,
Pub soda in sour fruit for pies
and they will require less sugar.
After pitying fruit drop it in cold
water to prevent it changing color.
A. little sulphate of potassa added
to preserves prevents fermentation.
When ono boils front the side
of the psu the flour ar corn stareh
is done.
Glaze the bottom ernst of fruit
mes with white of egg and they will
not be soggy.
Always put a little soda iu milk
that is to be boiled, as an' acid i
formed by boiling. ,
Do net boil vinegar for pickles
Boll the vegetables in salt and tvab,
or, drain and pour the vinegar on.
Seal thejnice loft from canning
nits in small betties and keep for
making fruit pudding sauces.
Fer coevemenee in cleaning lamp
ehimneys, nothing i unser than a
small sponge Maeda to the owl of
a ethic.
Tho newest buttons aro large balls
of wood highly polished and show -
ng the grain. Beans end Floods aro
niployod as buttons. Etch ad Ivory
ottani; show fine designs,
THE BRUSSELS
POST
C UST 0 M TA. II. °RING
Tho undersigned bags leave to intimate
to the publie that 110 11)10 (Vend16 tailor
shop in the Post Office block, over lisfrcrs
barber shop, whore lip is prepared to at-
tend to the wants of the public in outting,
fitting and making clothing is the latest
and 10000 fashionable carnet. My long ex-
perience together with n course of in-
struotion under one of the best putters in
Toronto is a guarantee of being able 00
do satisfactory work, NatIsfaetIon, Guar.
(1ntood.
G. a. fairefSfit,
ONEY TO LOAN.
Any amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at '
O & 6i PER CENT. YEA.RLY.
Straight Loans with privilege
of ropaymg when required. Ap-
ply to
A. Hinter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
moN mr TO LOAN.
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty, at
LOWEST RATES.
PRIVATE AND COMPANY Mb&
• W.. B. DICKSON,
Solicitor,
Brussels, Ont.
MONEY 'P0 LOAN.
PRIVATE FUNDS,
$20,000
of Private Funds have just been
placed in my hands for In-
. vestment.
AT 7 PER CENT.
Borrowers can have their loans
complete in three days if title is
satisfactory.
• Apply to
E. E. WADE.
MO., ILAION.M,
Auctioneer,
is prepared to attend to Sales
on very reasonable terms.
OFFICE.— Opposite Town Hall,
Brussels,
IPAALTR IS WEALTH.
1)0 , 0. IL Wnau!'s vo and Brain Treat-
ment, a para.:4°54 spoolno for Hysteria,
DI50I110118, 0o,iv)lll000 Ite, NOVVOnS, NOII.
raittia,liostiaolio,NorVous Prostration onus-
od 17 0100 use of slot:111ot or toba000, Wake.
fulness tal Doproosion, Softening of Ilio
Maio resulting in Insanity, loading to zn
ory,tlooay, and (loath, Pion -Mare, Olt A,0,
Baroness, Loss of Potter in Miter sox, 11nvol.
utitary tosses all CI Spormobarrh ton 0n11n0,1 by
corer -exertion of the Main , salt -104o or
ovar.indulgoono. 110.0h box contains ono
m0111110 treatment, SI 0, box, or six boxes
or $0, sant by mail, prepaid, on r000ivt 0
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prioo,
1V1) (1010 MA WYNN SIN IMONES
TO 5010 ally 0650. WW1 each order 01' '0100)
11)1 08 for Six bqxos, adoomnaniad with 311
win total pthouroba(or ont Writton 011)0011.tn000 -canna 'btu) money it the treatment
110,0 not °Neat 1 cure. Guarantees issued
onlyby Jon. Hargreaves ,0 Uo„ Mussels,
WILSON PO 1.71AMYY,
AT GREATLY
&dud Prices
We have on hand the following :
Land Rollers, Plows, Harrows,
Scuillers, Horse Powers, Straw
Cutters, Turnip Cutters, Grind-
ing or Chopping Mills,. boot
make, and 1 Good Second
Hand Lumber Wagon.
TAKE NOTICE.
We have- started a Planer
and Matcher to work. Parties
wishing to have Lumber Dressed
and Matched, orFlooring sized,
tongued and grooved may rely
on getting first-class jobs on the
most reasonable terms.
Repairs of all kinds promptly
attended to at the BRUSSELS
FOUNDRY,
W. R. Wilson.
HURON AND BRUCE
Loan & Investment Oo.
This Company is Loaning Money
on Farm Security at LOIVEST
RATES OF INTEREST.
Mortgages Purchased.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
8, 4, and 5 per cent. Interest
allowed on Deposits, according
to amount and time let.
OFFICE.—Corner of Market
Square and North Street, Gode-
rich.
horace Horton,
MateiteEn.
AGENTS WANTED
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Steady Employment to 00011.3101i.
None need bo Idle, Previous
Experience not essential.
We pay either Salary or Com-
mission.
100 Ell Wanted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can-
adian grown Nursery Stock.
The Fouthill Nurseries,
Largest no Canada,
Over 400 Acres.
Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class References, and
want to work. No room for lazy
men, but can employ any nmn-
ber of energetic men who want
work. AoratEss
Stone & Wellington,
Nurserymen,
Toronto, Ont.
SIGN
SCOTCH COLL..1.1t.
A new stock of Buffalo Robes,
Goat Robes, Horse Blankets,
Bells, Whips, &e.,
JUST TO' HAND.
A Splendid Assortment of
Trunks, Valises,
And Satchels.
in Stock,
GIVE m](1 A. CALL.
Dennis;
7
ttal
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS!
Brussels, Ontario.
CHANGE OF :PROPRIETORS.
Having leased the well kaiwn and splendidly equipped Boller
Flouring Mill from Messrs. Wm. Vanatone & Sons for n term of
yearA, ive desire to intimate to the farmers of Huron Co. and the
piddle generally, that we are prepareCl to turn out the best brands of
Flour, look after the Gristing Trade, supply any quantity cif Braii.
Chopped stuff, &c., and buy any quantity of Wheat.
The mill is recognized as one of tho best in the County and our
long experience in this business gives us confidence in saying we
guarantee satisfaction.
Flour and Feed Always on Hand.
Gristing and Chopping promptly attended to.
A. CALL SOLICITED.
Stewart 8z Lorick,
STOVES ! STOVES !
PROPRIETORS
•TOVES!
n.a.ICCIECCIFT EVROS:.
Are to the front this Fall with a large and well selected stock of
Cooking, Box, Parlor, and Coal stoves. In cooking stoves we wish
to call Special attention to an entirely new line, "Tim 011mixsz,"
"THE WARRIOR KING," and the old reliable "Wow) Coca," weighing
400 pounds. The "REGAL PENINSULAR" is a square base burner, for
coal, that should be seen by every intending purchaser.
Lamps Lamps Lamps
Lamps and all general house furnishings always kept in stock.
Plata. Gocas a Specialty.
GIVE US A CALL.
HOLMES' BLOCK. Bayeroft Bros.
AHEAD!
'1'9EA.,01k,N1
..ESIVretrOVFMAtrreTLROM
AHEAD
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MR,
of the Leading House, Determined to Lead the Trade 11 ever an the
alert for Bargains and has jnatTeceived a few lines
that will interest the sharpest buyers.
'BOOTS csz
Full Assortment of all grades of line and staple Boots & Shoes
always on hand. dust a lot of Ladies' French Rid Button-
ed Boots, which we offer at the very low price of $2.50 per pair.
OUR
We can give you a, well made Heavy Fulloloth Overcoat for the
very Small sum of $5.00. Full Suits, all wool, at ,'O.00 and up.
These prices, we know, are right and cannot be equalled, and we
will allow no contradiction unless the man is six rut high.
Gent's Furnishings,
A good assortment on hand.
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Our Goods are all new and sold at the
Closest Cash Prices.
SHOMAKING SIMMAKING
Having Secured the services cif a. fast.elass Shoemaker we are
prepared to do
All Kinds of Custom Work
Neatly and Promptly.
GRAMM'S YLOCK, Baussra,s.
5. OSTRANDER: