The Brussels Post, 1897-9-17, Page 3, SEPT, 17, 1897 TELE BRU$S'ELS POST
Tow, Directory.
efnnvrunu anew:a—Sabbath SorvIcoe
at 11 a m and 6:00 pan. Sunday Sohool
at 2:80 p m, Bev, John Roos, 13 A,
pastor,
Sr, JOrN'a O]IOaOti,—Sabbath Servioee
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday School
at 2:20 p. m. Ilev,,Goo. J. Ahoy, inoum.
bunt.
METHODIST Onunoa.—Sabbath Servioee
at IOwu a m anii '1:00 p w. idur,day
Sohool at 2:30 p in. Rev, B. J, Albin,
pastor.
EOOrAN CAW/OLIO Clronon,---Sabbath
Service tbird Sunday in every month, at
10:30 a m. Rev J000ph Nennody,
priest.
v' .• . -t 7 2"? 11.
a m and 3 and p m on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 6 o'clock, at
the barraoke,
Onn F)CLLowe' honor every Thursday
evening, in Grabem'e blook.
Masot10 Lonaa Tuesday et or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A 0 U W Lopes on the 3rd
Friday evening of eaoh month, in Blas.
hill's block,
C 0 F LODGE 2nd and last Tuesday
eveninge of each mouth, in Biashill's
blook.
I 0 F,'2nd and last Friday In Odd
Fellows' Hall.
L 0 L lat Monday in every month
in Orange Hall.
EONS OV SCOTLAND, let and Ord Tues-
days of each month, in Odd Fellows'
Hall,
K. 0. T. M. Lonan, 2nd and 4th Tues-
days of each month, in Odd Fellow's Hall.
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, let
and Brd Mondays of each month iu Bias -
hill's Hall
A O F, 1st and 3rd Mondays of each
month in Odd Fellow's Hall.
Home Como, 2nd and 4th Friday even.
inga in Blashill'a Hall.
Page Osmics.—Oilice hours from 8 a.
m. to 0:30 p. m.
Miscnerrce' INerirnrs.—Library in
Hulr,oa' 1 will b ,
.a from fl to 8
onIn•kn
m PdnPe
d vs end 8;80 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays Mies Minnie Mo.
Naughton, Librarian
TOWN Ooincn.—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
Goo. Baeltcr, Geo. Thomson, R. Lea-
therdalo and R. G. Wilson, Councillors ;
F. S. bcott, Cltek ; Thomas Kelly,
Treasurer ; R. Llingeton, Assessor and J.
T. Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in each month.
Scuooa BoAnn.—A. Koenig, (chair-
man,) D. C. Rose, J. G, Skene, Jas.
Turnbull, A.. Conaloy and F. Van.
stone. Seo,-Treas., 11. H. Rose.
Mootiuge 2nd friday evening in each
month.
PUBLIC! Samoa Ttt&open.-3. H. Cam.
Bron, Principal, Leon Jackson, Miss
Downey and Miss Bitable.
Beaac os HPAL'rn.—Reeve Kerr, Clark
Soott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and Wm.
Jewitt. Dr. MoNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
Tilts s'ii-ti CALICO BOWL.
The feet.. see, ti neer, brit weary and weak
Our dear little isaoel hay,
No dainty could tempt her, no story
Could please—
How fast she was fading away.
"My darling, said T, if your dolly were
Pray what do you think she would eat
And how would you serve it all dainty
and nice—
Just think what would please her my
sweet,"
The wan, listless face brightened up with
a smile,
The faint little voice tonobed my soul ;
"I think I would give her some oraokers
and soup
In grandma's pink calico bowl I"
How swiftly I brought it—the heirloom
we prize—
' A century treasured with nate,
And thought how the darling had Wor-
shipped afar
This china so ancient and rare.
What blessed reward was her gay little
laugh,
And the "soup"—why she mastered
the whole I
"0 mamma," Laid she, "111 eat six times
a day
From graudma's pink oalioo bowl 1"
Moro preoiona than jewels we treasure 11
yet,
And trade on our history's enroll
"The life of our darling Was certainly
saved
By grandma's pink oalioo bowl
THE GRASSHOPER AND THE ANT.
A graeshopeee sat in hie plueh.00vered
chair,
And extended his feet to the fire ;
He had slippers of felt and a cap of red
silk,
And all that one's heart could desire.
And he was juet thinking, will satisfied
mind,
Of his larder's bounteous store,
When the butler aunouoced, with a look
of disdain,
A little blank ant at the door.
This little auto tale was distressing to
hear,
Her eobbnge was covered with snow,
And all the provisions laid in for a year,
Were eaten and gone long ago.
Tbo grasshopper leaned hie chin on hie
hand,
And he thought of that (lapin the blast,
When an enols of here told an old aunt
of hie
She could dance in the wintry blast.
But ino gave her some mittens, a hood and
shawl,
zl bas filled with everything 6ios ;
le As ho tenderly helped her ,.down the front
steps,
Ile added this parting advice 1
I fent my dear ant, you work boo slow
'When the summer days aro long ;
Whenever I find things falling behind
I race myself up with.
0011g.
"Nov, here ie a point, just bean' 11 io
miltd,
When you start out le the Spring,
You can do more work, in much less
time
If morrily whistle and Bing."
WHAT OLD BACHELORS KNOW
NOTHING ABOUT.
wtnrac nAnr'x ersilomn0•
The restless hands, so been for play,
Lie clinched and do not abir,
Her breath so light 11 name would sway
A web of goseamor
Her baby voico that 000s and orowe,
In sweetestoadonce keeping,
Is hushed ; tbo house tie runic Jcoowe
1'Yhllc baby' i 1 •;'l:hla.
Het sunny eyes, that taker they rine
Dawn daytimes of delight,
Behind their fringing canopies
Have set, and it is u1rh't.
Five littlq t esthe cover shows
e
Inti PGnpin¢,
I''nir its a pink five petaled roes,
While baby's Bleeping.
See I On the pillow hers I've found
Goloonda'a treasure now—
The golden earls that cluster round
My darling's cheek and brow.
Her lips just parted in a smile,
Some pretty secret keeping
An angel whispers to her while
My baby's sleeping.
MY KL06IDIKP.
I don't go by Vancouver,
Thro' mountains coped In cold,
Nor Dither by St. Michael's
To raaah my land of gold.
I do not touoh at Hudson's Bay
Not cross the barren lands
To where my fate is holding forth
A fortune in her hands,
I leave the harbor far abaft,
The lietlese land aloe ;
Mine is the surest, swiftest Draft
Upon that Summer sea,
I pull and strain at ovary rope,
I shake my stunsels out ;
I peas the land of eweeat .Good Hope—
The beetling cliffs of doubt.
„ Ir
peel , 1
T ,. s til o 1. I s of x noble chips
Among the Jealous Idles,
IL -with a prayer upon my lips—
Steer foe the land al smiles ;
I pose the cape of Kiss Me Quick
And dodge far out at sea
The Beek of -Dia you a a love
Any ocher girl but rue a✓'
Good lack doll make a pleasant breeze
By shaking out her fan,
And thus I sail o'er minor seas
To she my Mary Ann,
I see afar the fisher hot
That both my darling .kold ;
Her beet dress is a print ane—but
She's worth hor sveigbt In gold 1
JEREMIAH'S LOGIC.
112 GETS ll1,s° MINISTERIAL ''PA"
INTO A BOLA:.
ll_",$ay, ae, ff
tell Willie Smith to tell Torn Hooker to
tell Jack IIadoa that he kin kill my little
daps, wonld it b0 right for op to toll the
Deice and get $sok in ja13
Rev. Elijah Wimbldten, taking a long
sit.•. of I.:., litIVO rill non ova t1,e rink: of
his steel spectacles : "Jeremiah, I have
always encouraged you to ask gaeotione
and thus gain knowledge, but I have
never boon guilty of encouraging you in
asking foolish ones. Bub, in order to„
show your responsibility I will inform
you Jeremiah, that of the four that were
involved in the killing of the dogs, you
were the greatest oriminal, Now, dnn'b
ask any more questions."
(Silence for ten minutes')
"no,
"Yeas, yeas, what is it now ?"
Jack Jones, the teloon keeper,
line your ohuroh ?"
"Most decidedly not I"
"Why, pa?"
"Why? Because be is engaged in the
diabolical business of making drunkards;
turning the botne of peace and comfort
into a hell ; taking the bread out of the
mouths and shoes from off the feet of
mothers and children ; filling our jails,
poodle:m s and insane asylum( with its
victims. No, Jeremiah, no saloon -keeper
could join my ohuroh for the whole
world,"
"Well, pa, why do the people 'low him
to Bell whisky then ?"
"For the reason that he bas a license
to carry on the hellish bnsineas."
"Who gave him his license, pa ?"
"Judge Grant."
"Isn't Judge Grant a member of your
church, pe ?"
"Yee, he ie ; and one of the finest and
truest of Christian man."
"If he is snap a good man, how could
he give a license to Jack Jones to sell
whisky ?"
"Judge Jones is not responsible for the
law which compels him to give lioenee,
Jeremiah."
Who make the law ?"
"The legislature."
"What is the logic—legns—le—?"
"The legislature ie composed of men
elected by the people to make laws for
the people. Bantam; Smith of our
(hurmb, is one of the law makers"
"'Did you vote for him, pa ?"
"Most aaeuredly I did 1 He 18 one of
the most talented men in the senate."
"Be you a'Publioan, pa ?"
"Yes, sir, I consider 11 a great honor to
belong to the grand old par—"
"Is Senator Smith a 'Publioan ?"
"Yee, he is."
"Judge Grant, too ?"
"Yes."
'gook Jones ?",
"Yaae ; yams! But see here, if you
don't dry up with your questions you
Will feel the lifting power of thy number
nines."
(Another long pause)
Jeremiah, tboughlfelly; "Pa, if I Was
to bland most for killing the dogs, niu'l
you to blame too for voting , for Sen'ter
Smith to make a law that compels
Judge Grant to give a Romeo to Jack
Jones to engage in the diabolioal business
of selling whisky ? And since you, the
een'108 and the judge belong- to the
ohuroh, why can't Jack Jones jino, the e
Ain't he doing Inst what the 'Publican
party said ito kin do ? and ain't you all
Publioans ? Doaoon Giles it tight,, pa
the man thatoto bo if n
v a r a co se xa•t
1 Y ie
,
woveor than the S'1001.1 keeper—
"Shut right up, Bit 1 1 1 Nom lob mo
!tear you alluding to this subject again 1
A boy of pont, age should never talk ahead:
things yen oannot understand. Ptepare
fot bed, and you can thank yourself that
your father ie a Christian man,"
WiIY IS JUDQ;lIEN'I' STATED f
When will the authorities give effect t
the verdict eendered by the jurors wh
have heard the ovidouco in the ansa e
the People versus the Liquor Trat]t
It may not be urged in favor of dela
that the guilt has been proclaimed b
ignorant Jur mon ; mon of the aieareat
intellect and noblest impulass—patriots
and statesmen—have adjudged it the
enemy of the home, the ohuroh and the
nftlOn. There are a few authorities
whose optntoee aro eutitled to sone
weight :—
"A ours(,"—Victoria,'
"The mother of sins." --Southey.
"Stupefies and besets."—Bismarolt,
"A scandal and a shame,"--Gladsbonh,
"Trans for workingman."—learl
Oairnoo.
"The devil in solution."—Sir Wilfrid
Lawson.
"A huge nniaance and misery." --
London Times.
"Devilish and doatrcatfve,"—Lord
Randolph Ohurohill,
"'Afield fire and distilled damnation."
--Robert Hall,
"A poison in politica as well as in
society,',—Sir W. IIartonrt.
"The mother of want and nurse of
crime,"—Lord Brougham,
"The nabion is being throttled by the
traffic,"—Lord Rosebery,
Than why do we nob execute swift
judgment against soelh an evil doer?
Let not any people deceive themselves
with the idea that God will not visit
vengeance upon the notion that gives
legal sanction to such an unholy traffic.
1([C1111.1(1011IY sairatAban'ra SIteersti\G
'ASE GOOD CLAIi5S.
171e preliminery hearing in the Orr
murder cage was rearmed Saturday
o horning, Sept, doh, before Police ltlagis-
o trate Turnbull. Only two witnesses
f were palled by )ho. ohm. Their 00-
e. deuce was ahnply corroborative of that ry ,
y token at the Coroner's inquest. When (p' e RgilgSO�
y lite crown attorney announood that all 1 G. Richardson
The north abore steamer arrived at
Sault Ste. Mario from Miobipiaoten at
11:30 on Wednesday, Soptembej: 6111, but
brought no passengers or letters from
Lake Wawa. Capt. Ganley learned from
Indiana that two Port Arthur uapitalieto
had arrived at the gold fields and were
buyingall l
flthat l
ooted 1L
n t
-
ing,paying spot cash. The Telegram
left at 2 o'clock with between u0 and bU
passengers, many of whom are from ont-
side places. Abort 20 Sooite, will go up,
and there are 15 or 20 eubaiders who will
be on the passenger list to -day. Numer-
ous telegrams have bean received by Ains-
worth & Gauloy to reserve bertha for lat.
el' trips.. At least 20 of those going to.
day will sleep on outs tonight.
Prof. A. B. Willmott, Of Ottawa, who
has been esaistiug Prof. Coleman, the
provincial geologist, daring the peat two
seasons in the geologic:ea exploring in
northwestern Ontario, left on Sept. 10th
for the Miohipiooten gold field. He is
sent out by the Bureau Of Mtnes. He
will enter the district of Miseanablo
Station, on the main line of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, on the north side of Dog
Lake, and will cleaoond the Miohipiooteu
River to its mouth. Ile will then visit
the good locations in the vicinity of Lake
Wawa, and proceed northward by a
series of water eteetabeo, and oome out
again at Miasanable, Thence he will g:,
tvuut ey toe ta,.,: to to the
the Magpie River, and will daze/mei-the
waters of that river to the Hudson Bay
way the country will be orose•seotioued
three times from north to south.
l\ Lnflyi Uud Ca, .l.a,•,t,u ,'0 „I l,.f ,a.1.,,1. bland
up the tributary streams. It is expected
that the work will 000upy four weeke'
time. Upon his return Prof. Willmott
will probably issue a preliminary report
of his exploration for the benefit of ex•
plorers interested' in Ontario's new gold
field.
Soak Their 13aby's fiends.
"I have seen a good many novel meth-
ods employed by mothers in order to put
their babies to sleep," said Geo.L. Wann,
of Trenton, N. J., "but I think the
strangest way of all is one which is pre-
valent iu India, where the native mothers
put their babies' beads under a spout of
water to send them to sleep and keep
them quiet. I spent several months in
that country nob long ago and witnessed
this curious mode of treatment dozens of
times every day. The water of the hill
spring wag so adjusted as to furnish a
series of Huy sponte. Under each spout
was a kind of earthen pillow and a little
trough constructed to carry off the water.
The restless child was placed on this pil.
low in such a way that one of the spouts
played directly on the top of its head, the
water then passing away in the trough.
I can testify that the process was a most
successful one, and was seemingly high-
ly enjoyed by the babies, who remained
perfeotiy quiet ander the spoanta. The
people asserted that the water did the
children no harm, but, on the contrary,
Btrengtbened end benefitted them. They
OM 10 think that if a child was not
subjected to this treatment every day or
two it would grow up weak minded and
good fur nothing,
Csantadtaso 571 o 66,13.
Platt, M.P.P., has withdrawn
from the Liberal oaniidaturo iu North
Wentworth, for which he was te•nemi.
noted a few weeks ago, 'This re -opens the
way for Editor Pirie, of the Dundas
Banner, who has soaring polibioal
ambitions.
Camaro Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shiloh's Oatarrh Remedy
is the first medieine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Prion 60
cents, Sold by 3m, Fox. druggist, )arra.
gels.
James McMullen, M. P. for North
Wellington, in an interview in Montreal
said be thougllb the provisions of the
Dingley Act aimed at Canadian trade was
an impertinent interference, and that
Canada should nob longer cringe to the
American people, but assert herself by
retaliation.
Hon. John Dryden, the On (aria WIN,.
of Agrioolbnre, Mi
le making erfaege•
mute for the exhibition tib the Westeru
Fair of a complete exhibit of the San
Jose softie and similar insect poste in
different stages of work, together with
examples of theft effect on fruit and Poli.
age. W. M. Orr, of Fruitland, an ex-
perisnoed horbioulttitiet, hag been stn.
powered to prepare the exhibit. floe.
Mr. Dryden is determined that our fruit
tree growers shall be possessed of ocular
demonatretion of thera "
estreobi a
d v ramps
Yg
of Chis insect onto it enters an orchard,
and the: they shall be put on their gnard
againet a gest invasion. TlheMinister of
Agrieulture is evidently alive to the in-
toreste tint he is charged to promote,
and he will have a warm welcome in
London,
the evidence cs•as in, the prisoner's cone.
cel addraeeed the magistrate, claiming
that the aeown had nob produced suf-
iielent evidence on wbiab to commit the
prisoner for trial. His worship, how-
ever, declared that be could not, fn view
of Lilo seriousness of the (barge, grant
the request. He thereupon committed
Allison to stand his trial at the Fall As.
sizes, which open in Berlin on Nov, 20111,
I. 1;. Bowman died at Waterloo on
Friday at fear o'clock. leaao E. Bow -
town ,. cue VL trio 40e4-1s.,.,1(,y ..P,.
dente of Western Ontario. He wag born
iu Waterloo County, Woolwich Town-
ship, in 1832, was educated at Rockwood
Academy and for several years after.
wards followed the profession of teaoh-
ing. In 1860 he entered upon merma).
tile busineas and later became the prin.
cipal partner in the large canning firm of
Bowman Ss Zinkan. The St. Jacob
tannery was operated by him on his own
aaeounb. It 'sae, however, as President
of the Ontario alutnai Life insurance
Company that Mr. Bowman was best
known in the business world. He was
appointed Preeident of nab oompany on
its orgeuization in 1870, and muob of its
phenomenal success has been due to the
oareful and cautions overeigbb he czar -
eased in oouueotion with its affairs. He
was a director also of several Waterloo
fire insurance companies, Mr. Bowman
was elected in 1804, when 32 years of age,
ae the Reform member for North
Waterloo in the Legislative As-
sembly of Canada. He sat for the same
ooustitoenoy in the first Parliament of
Canada and held the seat uoutiouousty
up till 1878. In 1887 be was again elect -
ad and contiun,•d a member until 101)0,
when he declined to be nominated, much
to the regret of hie many friends end
conatit .iUP) t
a tyh0m has to
a s o lored
an
faithcuti
y a,.rvL,i Ila uud t..ouruatl
b
hie fellow ma nl, a in the Homo of
Oommoos, without dietivation of party,
ae a very useful and industrious repre-
sentative, whose judgment on all public
questions could always be relied upon.
Mr. Bowman was at the time of his death
President of the Ontario Mutual Life and
had held office by nnanimoas consent for
20 year's.
The I sly One
To Stand the Test
Rev. William Copp, whose father
was a physician for over fifty years,
in New Jersey, and who himself
spent many years preparing for the
practice of medicine, but subse-
gnc'nPly pntr,rsed the rvrinteetty of ilos
NI. E. Church, writes: "I ant glad
to testifythat I Ilava
l,nd aattl,,...1 all Li.3
sarsaparilla prepara.
tions :kr- •.n I.t tea
trade, but
AYER'S
is the only one of
thein that I could
recommend as a
o ;• blood-purifcr.Ilinve
given away bvindreds of bottles of
it, as I consider it the safest as well
as the best to be had."—Wir, Corr,
Paster 11, E. Church, Jacksoa,111lnl,
i4 p
TER ONLY WORLD'S FAIR
Sarsaparilla
When in doubt, askforAyer's Pills
96 aid,
e0 oto, and
$1,00 Bottle.
One cent a dose.
It is sold on a guarantee by all. druggute.
It cures Inotpteut Coueumption and is the
best Oough and Croup Oure.
Solt by JAS,. COX, Dvuselal, Mussels,
.904.,
MOST SUCCL'SSPU,f REMEDY
FOR MAN OR L3EAST.
Certain In its °d'adta and never blisters,
Rend proof(. below,
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near , CorseToondortou Co„ III, POU.00,'00,
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Anoka.and oblige, I l,nvb„sa,l n greet doll or y0000
Malden,. Spavn, Cara hvlte good nw , It Is a
wondered. medicine. h once and a mw bed
an (100,11 Henv”, and ave bntnu0 basad hor. I
hoop aaottio bn baud ,Ultho time,
h',ohi,'atrifly, eaoe. PotnGtt,
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nr.,n. S. ICI,NnAnt Co. o,L0006, oto, App a,'00.
Dm, Slr0—I have ,,ond acrernl battles of your
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P much allennea.
I
Itdidt.e tb0 beat
Laflb,Cnt I n-er ,
V 1aa
d. 7rarr fro•
n01k110110 n,hrb .s.n 100 0d ecce t , ole 1a to
rive al of 10 Searles. lnd. who
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several of iffy friends who nv0' much pleased 1VItIL
00000' r1. Ro00eotfnllyy,
a. It. ltAY, P. 0, noX919,
Pot Sale by all Drugglsis,or address
•. 20. ,t. I[.7,i1IJ)4W1 COlfJ.'el.Fr,
GNOkBUa5N FALLS, VT,
1
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
wood VVorkmartsr?ip and
Oood Fite Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
la'Sliop over McColaaa's Store.
HONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro•
perty at
6 cri 61 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Lottna with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Cleric, Brussels.
NEW
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The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
kMALE 1311115 SLS,
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patkonage solicited.
jig (77r A T,.7P119,T,
4W Cl to ,r,..,.u,......'.........,. eat V
1!Ieat delivered to all Darts
of the town.
Al 1?'oR SERVICE.—THE
Lot et.•,IIndersigned Cnn.. e, idaos'Os, the Poop
hem br,or dim
proved White l'orkehfre Boar "8eleete,l"
bred from J• P., ]3rothours , vn o stenos sow
at Chicago Pair. 'Terme, Al 00 to be paid
turn g if neeessary�dPedigrprivilege b0 see x
on application,
White Stat
ROYAL HAIL Sri ft IPS.
7Te.. lo,' end ,"✓'I:rer�l Via
(vtueenetowu, ever} Wednesday,
to thesteamers of this Hoe Carry only a
strictly linuitpe,1 number in the rimae and
es0own cAnli accommodations, intending
passengersitfor bere rtha sineeeanaary at this sea -
sop, For places, rates, oto., sgl h -to
W. H. Kerr,
Agent, Brussele.
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TESTED REiOIEDIES
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For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
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