HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-4-22, Page 3APRIL 22, 1887.
n fore, and will, I have no doubt, onfl.aetx?l, tribute largely to ire inaterial pre -
gross by calling attention to advent.
ages offered by our country to the
agriculturalist, incl by attracting
the capital necessary for rho de
velopwent o1' its great natural re
eouroos.
Negotiatioue between Her 9lajee.
ty's Government and that of the
Hutted States nn the Fishery Quos
tion, with respect to which lay Gov
ornmont has been fully informed
and consnited, are still in progress,
and will, we may bo permitted to
hope, result in an arrangement bon
orablo ancl satisfactory to both ns.
liens, Menu while the necessary
provitiou hie been made for the
protection of our inshore fisheries,
The papers on this subject will be
laid before you.
Your attention will be invited to
the expediency of establishing a
Department of Trade and Commerce
under the suporvieiou of a respon•
Bible Minister.
You will also be asked to can
eider the propriety of malting such
improvement in the organization at
the Departments of 'Justice, Customs
and Inland Revenue es will provide
greater faolhtlee for rho despatch of
the large and increasing volume of
business with which those Depart-
ments aro charged.
A measure will be submitted to
you giving representation in the
Senate to the Northwest Territories,
in addition to that which they now
possees in tau House of Commons.
Other measures will be laid be-
fore you, and among then] will bo
found Bills for tho amendment of
the Acts relating to Government
railways ; for providing a better
mode of trial of °Jaime against the
Crown ; for improvement of the
procedure iu criminal cases and for
the further amendment of Lite
Chinese Immigration Act.
Gentleman of tlta house of Comma
You will be tushed, in order to
provide against the possible inter-
ruption of the navigation of mar
great inland waters, for an approp•
riatiou in uid of construction of a
canal to connect the waters of Lake
Huron and Superior at Sault Ste
Mario.
The accounts for tho past year
will be laid before you as well as
the estie:at os for tbo ensuing year.
They have boot) prepared with due
regard to economy and the require-
ments of the public service.
Hon. Gentlemanofalta Senate; Gentlemen
of the Hoare of 001117110118 :--
commend those important sub
jade and the others which may bo
had before you to your best con.
sideration, with fall confidence in
your earnest desire to promote the
development and well being of Oan•
ada,
TIIEE IIIAN WHO ADVERTISES.
lie's just tt bit ecstatic, but not a whit
rheumatic, and he does it up can.
phasic when he sends a business
'td."
And he eat t Itnowing caper, saying.
'Put it in tho paper, at top of
highest column, if you want to
make me glad.
Start it with your biggest letters, sot it
up a little better than the other
fellows 'ad,' across the way.
I want it fixed up nice at the cheapest
kind of prion—I'm going to see if
advertising doesn't pay.
Now every spring and •vinter bo rushes
to the printer, and in the time of
sunnerand the fall.
And his copy is so plain you can read mud
conte again ; oh! the man who ad-
vertises knows it all.
SOMEWHERE.
Somewhere the wind is blowing,
I thought as I toiled along
In the burning heat of the noontide
And the fancy made inn strong.
Yes, somewhere the wind is blowing,
Though hero where I gasp and sigh,
Not a breath of itir le stirring,
Not a cloud hi the burning sky.
Somewhere the thing we long for
Exists on earth's wide bound,
Somewhere the sun is shining
When winter nips the ground.
Somewhere the flowers aro springing,
Somewhere the corn is brown,
And ready into the harvest
To feed the hungry town.
Somewhere the twilight gathers
And weary mon lay by
Tho burden of the daytime
And wrapt in slumber lie.
Somewhere the day is breaking,
And gloom and darkness flee ;
Through storms our bark are tossing,
There's somewhere a placid sea.
And thus, I thought, 'tis always,
In this mysterious life,
There's always gladness somewhere
In spite of its pain and strife ;
duct somewhere the sin and sorrow
Of earth are known no more,
Somewhere om• weary spirits
Shall find a peaceful shore.
Somewhere the things that try us
Shall all have passed away,
And doubt and fear no longer
Impede the perfect day.
Oh, brother, though the darkness
Around thy soul be cast,
The earth is rolling sunward
And light shall come at last.
AN INTERCEPTED VALENTINE.
con tscnp0Trs.
Dear Cousin Canada, you know we like
you,
Juno and December brighten with your
charms,
Not for tho world wo'd lift a hand to
strike you,
There is no war !n our presented arms.
See how wo flounder through your snow-
shoe parties,
All breathless down toboggan chutes
we elide,
'Heath the soft fors we know how warns
your boort is.
For it fe always summer by your side.
And if wo love you, sweet, and our fond.
wishes
Fly swift to you like birds of summer
hue,
How can you chide -'us if we love your
fishes?
Are not your fishes, cousin, part of
you?
How can yon sot us a three mile limit?
You cannot hope to make us stay away,
When summer comes, Leander -like, we'll
SWIM it,
From Anticosti to the Saguenay.
BILIS FROM A BROKEN ENC. M1F-
1IISN'T.
A. young couple on Madison av-
enue, who were engaged to marry,
broke off recently, says tho New
York Mail and Express. When ho
parted from hie ex love ho remarked
by way of parenthosie, that be re•
trotted only ono thing, and that was
the heavy expenses he had iuourred.
The young lady fired up, and asked
Who talks of bait? 13y all that's trim him to make out an itemized bill ;
and tidy, that her papal was responsible for
Your are the sweetest bait our eyes , her debts. Tho next day ho sent in
have found, his bill as follows : —
Como live with us, dear cos, and every
I! riclay, ami r.
You shall have fish until your head doing theatres one season, $207 75
To
To
To
To
To
To
To
To special gift to your mamma, 4 75
To special gift to pour papa, 07
swims round- rides in the park one season 85 00
caramels one season, 140 85
Your ma's so busy with her jubilating, oh000lato drabs one season, 51 09
She'll never wonder where you are, and losing two pair opera glasses, 15 04
—ah jewelry, brio -a -bran &presents, 300 10
Yonder stands Parson Talmage, smiling, four mid-day iunohes at Del's, 21 00
waiting,
Say, shan't wo ase: Sir Sohn to ,,Ask
Mamma 'i"
;House of Commons.
The following is the Speech from
the Throne read at the opening of
the House :—
Iron. Gentleman of the Senate ; (ftgetlenten
of use house of ("omsonr
It it my pleasing duty on the
opening of a now Parliament to eon•
gratttlate yon on the general pros•
perity of tho country, and on the
prospect of a coming season of peace
and progress.
You will, I ata slue, gladly join
with the rest of rho loyal subjects of
the Queen in offering Her Majesty
your sincere congratulations on Lor
having reached her fiftieth auniver,•.
Bary of her accession to tho Throne,
To
To
To
To
cost of Valentino to you, 1 35
one Seaside novel, 10
two Parisian diamonds, 3 87
wearing but shoe leather, 85 00
Total
une.nIT.
3y ono meal at yo00 ]rouse,
8082 75
•15
Balance due. $052 30
The young lady made a counter
claim hill, which brought her old
sweetheart out in debt to !.ler. She
said her claim WAS just, and that
she was willing to submit it to any
court of competent jurisdiction to
decide. It differs in items from
hie 1
To bunting gas cell evenings, $75 43
To wearing out carpet in the hall, 42 00
To friction with parlor furniture 00 01
To lunching with us often (lmnpocl) 19 18
To working bat mark, 5 00
To Gomm Valentine sent you, 03
and in giving expression to an earn- To monopolizing my time, 575 15
est hope that she may long be spar. To laughing at your old and only
one new format (bleak silk) 25
f
ed to mg" over her vast dOnljn` • joke, 818 00.
10118.
The prominent position taken by
()anode al tho Colonial and Indian
s71.;jchihltion; recently held in London
has made the Dolnineon more wide-
ly nod favorably known (118)1 be•
To philopena presents, 110
'To expo ries of flow drosses for
heaths, 83810
To extra tires in parlor, 05 00
To throe postal cards, 04
Total ,.,,.$1012 51
THE BRUSSELS POST'
cttt'pIT.
By introducing me to dear
encs,
Clar-
91000 00
Belau® due... $1012 49
Please remit the difference in our
bills to settle, as 1 want to snake,
Clarence a genuine present,
There is likely to be a lawsuit.
Farm Fsiotem.
Imperial Zap.
7I11SllLi 1 S NO LEA'l.'iUElt SO GOOD.
r ' Wo have Three Thousand Puire of
Boots in stook.
Wo will make a Itednetion on Every
Pair.
We Sell Oheaper
Wash the feet of your horses
when they aro muddy, to prevent
scratches.
:ft is bettor to buy a good animal
with a poor pedigree than a poor
annual with a good pedigree,
It is false economy to put a spirit,
ed animal into slow drudgery. Mules
and draft horses are especially
adapted for slow, heavy work.
A farm can bo stocked up quicker,
and with less expense by purahae
log and breeding sheep than any
other way. Tito main point is to
start right.
A strip of sheepskin, with long
wool, tacked to the places whore a
horse sets ito tooth, and dusted oc-
casionally wit h cayenne, will, it is
said, have a restraining effect op
the worst "cribber."
'Pita lame, the halt, the rheumatic, all sing
the praises of West's World's Wonder. Try
one bottle and you will never use any other
iultment.
000 .and Sec. All druggists.
Sheop4hal are no more than six
years old, will cut so closely with
their teeth, that kernels of grain
can always be thoroughly masticat-
ed. For this reason it will not pay
to griud grain for sheep.
A. I'ttrmer's wife says that three
tablespounfuls of ground Java cof-
fee given to n cow iu to mess will
cure the scours, and a less quantity
given to a calf or pig will never fail
to accomplish the desired result.
Varnish for eoratches in horses is
recommended by a correspondent.
He says that by washing the dis-
eased parts thoroughly with warm
suds., and applying a coat of coach
varnish, a speedy curs is affected.
7?rofess4r Arnold states that it
costs more to make milk from olel Pah'' 111111 01Zyo', C:C.
cows than it doe:t from young ones,
having rho sam0 milk capacity. As -- -----
11 rule the but effects do not lust All work done Promptly and
beyond the eighth year of the cow's at Peu,sonable Rates.
ago.
than anyone else, duality considered.
i7tr Great Boot t4' Spurs house,
Adam Good,
'87. FLAX '87.
J. .1: J. Livingston have for the Farin-
ers in the vicinity of Brussels and Blyth
who intend raising Flax during the com-
ing Season, 2,000 Bushels of the best im-
ported
IIOLLANI) Oft DUTCH SPED,
which they are prepared to deliver at
their mills in Brussels and Blyth, to
Farmers in Quantities to suit. To ensure
a good crop, the Best Seed is absolutely
required, Order Early.
For Flax grown from the abovoseed the
Highest Market Price will bo paid !f of
good growth, and harvested in proper
esa50tt.
f, & 3. LIVINGSTON,
Proprietors.
PAINTING- !
GEO. PEo$.rPPEiV y
PAINTER,
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO,
1S 1'aeeAlIn TO tie ALL I:1xpS Or
Painting, Graining,
Glazing, It alsoyllifing,
A Profitable Life.
crow men have accomplished the auto
amouu
the oslobrot0dDr. Chase. Over HMO of his
t of work and good in this world as SATISFACTION
works have been Goldin Canada alone. tS o
want every portion troubled with Liver
Oomplaint,DBsnopei a, Boadache,Etdney or
Urinary Troubles to c allni at your druggist
and buy a bottle of Or .Ohaao's Livor Cure.
it will curie you. 1 Le d is ine and It eoip o Book
ford1.00.
Ground oats awe parts, bran one
part, and corn meal one part, is an
excellent.niixture for young growing
stock of all kinds. It is not prices.nary to keep young stook very fat,
but they should be kept 'in growing
condition at all .times. -
An Illinois farmer givee his hogs
red pepper tell :on their ,showing
symtoms of cholera., and claims that
this has always proved an effectual
cure, and that ho has never lost a
porker so treated, while his neigh -
bore have Buffered seriously.
Not a Book Agent.
Mr. Deadman, Druggist, is not a book
agent, but has the agency in Brussels for
Johnsonc
s Tonic Bitters, which he an
heartily recommend for any complaint to
which a tonic medicine is applicable. This
valuable medicine has boon used with most
astonishingly good results in oases of gener-
al debility, weakness, irregularities 'manlier
to females. extreme paleness, impoverish-
ment of the blood, stomach and liver
troubles, lose of appetite, and for that gen-
eral worn-out feeling that nearly every ono
is troubled with at some part of the year.
Don't forgot the name, ch
Johnson's Tonic
Bitters ,60s. and $11 or bottle at Deanan's
drug store, Brussels.
Don't expect the young horses to
statue as much hard work as the old
ones, without injury. You may not
bo able to discover anything wrong
at the titre, but it will toll in the
and. The constitution of many a t "
young horse that might have beau N . �' ^
valuable has been ruined in this ..�.°9
way.
GUARANTEED
in every instance.
GEO. PHIPPEN.
CLEARING SALE Oh' •
YA"NS
--FOR---
30 DAYS 30
Christmas and New Year's; Bar
gains at the Brussolt
Woolen Mill.
1 have the finest andj largest
stock of Fine Yarns ever seen in
Brussels. I will Boll tho best
worsted yarns, which have
A. farmer says : 1 know of no breed
of swine if properly handled that
equeals the Cheater whites for early
maturity. I can enumerate many
instances whore they have been
made to weigh, dressed, at eight
months old, from three to throe
110010ed and fifty pounds, and at
ton months even four hundred
pound's' and over.
Itis rumored in Toronto that t be
Mail will shortly start a Sunday ed.
ition.
A Guelph pork dealer lens just
made a shipment of shame to the
West Indies.
Rev. Dr. bfcOatil, formerly Presi•
dent of University College, and F.
W. Jarvis, Sheriff of York, died on
Saturday,
Sodic rascally individual unlash-
ed twontj+•two panes of glass find a
number of sash in the Salvation
Army barracks at Norwich.
Joseph Robinson, of Wiat•ton, lead'
very good luck while fox llilnting.
recently. Ho bagged four black
foxes and a red ono in ono day near
Isis home,
at 6 cts. per oz., . and an extra
find quality of cashmere wools at
8 cts. per ounce for the next 30
clays, commencing Friday, Dec.
244th, for Cash Only.
Now is the Time
to 50Ctlre your bargains, conte
early and have your choice in
Black, Brown, Navy Blue, Royal
Blue, Light Blue, Garnet, Card-
inal, Claret, Scarlet, Dark Groom,
Bronze, Light Green, Yellow,
Orange, and a host of other eo1-
ors, too numerous to mention.
But come and Boo fl)0 yourself
and be convinced that you have
struck:the i3iggest Bargains of
the season,
Come one, Come all,
GEO, HOWE.
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS.
Brussels, - Ontario.
CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR'S,
Having leased the well known and splendidly equipped Roller
Flouring Mill from Messrs, WIIi. Vanstone & Sons for a term of
years, wo desire to intimate to the farmers of Huron Co. and the
public generally, that we are prepared to turn out the best brands of
Flour, look after the Gristing Trade, supply afly quantity of Bran,
Chopped stuff, &e., and buy any quantity of Wheat.
The mill is recognized las one of the best in the County and our
long experience in this business gives ns confidence in saying we
guarantee satisfaction.
Flour and Feed Always on Hand.
Gristing null Chopping promptly attended to.
A C.iLL SOLICITED.
Stewart an Lowio19
PROPRIETORS.
rc1VC:
EAST HURON
Carriage ad tw. orks
JA1‘2ES BT3' rERs,
MANUFACTURER OF—
CARRIAGES, DEMOCRATS, EXPRESS WAGONS,
- BUGGIES, WAGONS, ETC., ETC., ETC.
All made of the Best Material and finished in a Workmanlike
manlier.
Rep a-L7'L12d a7LCZ Painting promptly .attended to •
Parties intending to buy should Gall before
purchasing.
REFERENCES.—Marsden Smith, B. Laing, Jas. Cn•tt tract Wm. Mc-
Kelvey, •Grey Township ; W. Cameron, W. Little, G. I3rowar and D.
Breckenridge, Morris Township ; T. Town and W. Blashill, Brus-
sels : Rev.. E. A. Fear, Woodham, and T. Wright, Tn nberry.
REMEMBER THE STAND—SOUTH OF BRIDGE.
JAMES BUYERS.
Grist and Flour Mills !
ri'he undersigned having completed the change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian system of Grinding, has now the Mill in
First Class Running Order
nd will be glace to see all his old customers and as many now ones
as possible. Chopping done.
Flour and. Feed, Always on Eand.
Highest Price paid for any quantity of Good Grain.
WM. MILNE .