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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-6-25, Page 3Arun 25, 1897 Town Directory. il6c y Lrn Coonan.—Sabbath Servloos at 11 a m and 7:00 p. m. Sunday Sohool at 2:80 p m, Rev. John Rose, B A, pastor. ST. Jonm'a OnunOn.--Sabbath Bervioea at 11 a m and 7 p xn. Sunday School at 2:80 p, m, Rev. A. K. Griffin, inoum, bent, MET>Ion>sT 0111111011,—Sabbath Services at 10:30 a m and 7:00 tl m. Sunday Sohoal at 2:30 p nI, Rev, S. J. Allis, pastor. RoNIAN OATrronr0 Ouuoon.—Sabbath Service third Sunday in every month, at 10:80 a m. Rev Joseph Kennedy, prieat. SALVATION Anmy,—Servide at 7 and 11 a nl, and 3 and B p m on Sunday and every evening in the weep at 8 o'oloc]c, at the barraoke, ODD FNLLowo' Lonna every Thursday evening, in Graham's Moak. MASONIC Loma Tuesday at or before full moon, in Garfield block. A 0 U W Loma on the 8rd Friday evening of each month, in Bias. hill's block. O 0 F LODGE 2nd and last Tuesday evenings of each month, in Blashill's block. I 0 F, '2nd and last Friday in Odd Fellows' Hall. L 0 L lab Monday in every month in Orange Hall. Sous OR Soori,uwD, lab and Brd Tree. days of each mouth, in Odd Fellowe' �Ua11, K. 0. T. M. Loner, 2nd and 41h Tues. days of each month, in Odd Fellow's Hall. Canadian Order of Chosen Frienda, 1st and Brd Mondays of each month in Blase hill's Hall. A. 0 F, 1st and Brd Mondays of each month in Odd Tallow's Ball. Home Oraor,e, 2nd and 41h Friday even- ings in Blaahill's Hall, Pow ONVICE.-0M00 hours from 8 a. m. to 6:30 p. m, McCDANI0e' TESTITOT>:.—Library 1n Holmes' a Meek, ook wail be open from 7411 OtoB o'cloolc p. m. Wedneedaye and 8:30 to 5 and 6 to 8 Saturdays, Mise Minnie Mo. Naughton, Librarian. TOWN Couxem.—W, 10. Kerr, Reeve Geo. Booker, Cleo, Thomson, R. Lea- therdale and 11. G. Wilson, Councillors ; F. S. Scott, Clerk; Thomas Kelly, Treasurer ; It. Ilingeton, Assessor and J. T. Roes, Collector. Board meets the let Monday in each month. Sonoor, Boann.—A. Koenig, (chair- man,) D. 0. Ross, J. 0, Skene, Jas. Tarnbnll, A. Cousley and F. Van• stone. Sea. -Treats., R. K. Rose. Meetings 2nd Friday evening in eaoh month. POnL10 SCHOOL TeAcuens.—J. 1I. Cam. eron, Principal, Leon Jaokson, Miss Downey and Miss Ritchie. BOARD OF REALM—Reeve Kerr, Clerk Soott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and Wm. Jewitt. Dr. MaNaugbbou, Medical Health Officer. fretrz NATIONAL ANTHEM. All the way from Chicago come the following etnozae to show that, though not on bis native Boil, the heart of a son of Britain is filled with love for hia Queen and gratitude for her long reign over ue. They are written by Fred. Balmer, of 868 Thirty-fifth street, Ohi• cago, Ill„ who dedicatee them to her Majesty Queen Victoria, and has applied for a copyright. For many years our National Anthem has been a national prayer, and Mr, Balmer's anthem is after the manner of thanksgiving that God has heard our prayer and spared us our sovereign. Here is the new one :— Our God has beard our prayer, For tender love and pare, To save our Queen, By His almighty arm, Proteobed her from harm, Through danger, storm and cairn, Has saved our Queen. Throughout her vast domain Echoes the sweet refrain, God save our Queen. Worthy the name she bears, Worthy the crown she wears, Fervent her people's prayers, God save oar Queen. While hangs lite's elender thread, May angels guard her head, God save our Queen. Her reign on earth when done, Life'e battle fought and won, Those blessed words "Well done," From God our ging. The stanzas are intended to be sung to the old air of "God save our Queen," and Mr. Belmar expreaese the hope that they maysung at the close of religious services. He further magnanimously adds :— I should have stated it is not my in- tention to dispense altogether with the old anthem which we have been singing so long," And oonolndes thus feelingly :—"Those who may venture to try it over to the old tune for which it has been expressly written, will be moved almost bo emotion by the pathos it brings." 017R QUEEN'S DIAMO11'iD JUBILEE. Ring in her Diamond Jubilee 1 All honor to our Queen 1 Our Queen Victoria, thauks to God, Our eyes this day have seen ; Thro' all the years of weal and woe She lives beloved and true ; A woman every inch a Queen, The Queen a woman, too. A Queen with most supreme contempt 1l'or all thiage base and mean 1 A wonuof with the tenderest heart, For euffering sorrow keen 1 A sudden terror it a ming, A sad cry from the sea And, quick as thought, the Queen's kind heart • Reeponde in sympathy. Well may be people feel with her, One both in joy and woe ; And donlet they only boar her griefs, No Borrow should she know ; Bet ah 1 it must be ever thus, No lot exempt from pain 1 Bat pain, God'given, and sanctified, Brings blessings in its train, With tears elle hears them hail bar Queen 1 'roars for the Widowed One, Whose bitter loos prepares the way Thro' svhioh she mounts a Throne, Most faithful daughter 1 loving wife, And happy mother, we Bee in our Queen's great happiness How deep bee grief could be. And learn to love the sympathy Born of her Own great lees, The great refining tiro, iieaven•seut, That burned up all earth's dross. And now the Queen thinks of her poor And plane that earnest veay, That they may see she thinks of them On that auspicious day. God bleae our land, and bless our Queen, And keep her long in life, To rule in peace and use her power Against unholy strife ; And when her long and happy life Shall close in joyieI ponos, Great heavenly King 1 receive our Queen, Where love can never cease. A JUBILEE IIYM'LN. God eavo our Graoioue Queen, Long live our noble Queen, God save the Queen. Send her victorious, Happy and glorious, Long to reign over us ; God save the Queen, Before Thy throne we bend, To Thee our thanks neoend, All praise to Thee; not Thou hast been her stay, Been with her all her way, Brought her to this glad day— Her Jubilee. Snob blessings from Thy hand Scattered upon our land, Have neer been seen ; Thy word 40 full and free, Thy dower of land and sea, This gladsome Jubilee Of England's Queen. When health and strength decay, Be Thou, 0 Lord, her stay, God nave 001 Queen ; Ever her people's friend, Be with her to the end, Till grape with glory blend, God enve the Queen. "OH, KING OF KINGS," The Jubilee hymn, composed by the Bishop of Wakefield, and approved by Her Majesty, has been set to music. by Sir Arthur Sullivan, and was to be used on Sunday and thereafter, immediately before morning and evening prayer, or after the third oolloot, or immediately before the Office of the Holy Communion. Ob, Icing of Rings, Whose reign of old Hath been from everlasting, Before whose throne their crowns of gold, The white•robed saints are meting ; While all the shining courts on high With angel songs are ringing, Oh, let Thy children venture nigh, Their lowly homage bringing. For every heart made glad by Thee, With thankful praise is swelling ; And every tongue, with joy set free, It's happy theme is telling. Thou hest been mindful of Thine own, And lo 1 we Como confessing— 'Tie Than bast dower'd our queenly throne With Bixby years of blessing. 011, royal heart, with wide embrace For all her children yearning ; Oh, happy realm, such mother -grace With loyal love returning I Where England's flag flies wide unfurled, All tyraut wrongs repelling, God make the world a better world For man's brief earthly dwelling 1 Lead on, 0 Lord, Thy people still New grace and wisdom giving, To larger love, and purer will, And nobler heights of living. And, while of all Thy love below They chant the grnoioi0 story, 0, teaoh them first Thy Christ to know, And magnify His Glory. Figs and Thistles. Many a man knows what is what, but don't know which is which. Many a writer knows how to write, but doesn't know when to go to press. Many a preaoher knows how to preach but doeso't know how to praotioe. Many a teacher knows how to teach but doesn't know how to be taught. Many a lawyer knows how to go to law but doesn't know how to get back again. Many a tradesman knows how to trade, but doesn't know how to make "both ends meet. Many an M. D. knows how to be a dootor, but doeen't always know when to kill or when to Duro. Many a wise man knows what the dictionary definition of the word wisdom le, but doesn't know what the word means. A little sin has just as much death in it as a big one. Some would rather fats a cannon than their own evils. Our prayers for guidance will not be heard unless we are willing to be led, Tho map who knows how to live well will not have to learn bow to die well. God never made the world for an apothecary shop or aohemioal laboratory, hot for a temple. Some men annuot bo bought save with flattery. It is so much easier to write poetry than ib ie to sell it. The auotioneer Wide np a 'minced by knocking things down. Isn't it strange that so inany timid mea have snob a resolute look in their photographe. J. L. Haycock, M. P. P. addressed an assembly of Prime 73dward County Lib- erals rat the Sandbanks on Saturday. The Oauadian Pacific liailwey has made a 000traat to parry 00 tons of butter from New York to Sydney, Australia. Continuone rains and a cloudburst in the Rooky Mountains have oautled serious floods at Calgary, twelve houses and stables being carried away and 80 houses partly eubmerged. Railway oommunioa- tion 10 also emended, Not many bueineoe houses in these United States oan boast of fifty years' standing. The business of J. 0. Ayer, & Co., Lowell, Masa., wboee incompar- able Sareapatilla is known and need everywhere, has passed its half -centennial and was nova` so vtgoroue as at present. 13,ILUSSELS POST 3 ssiasseemesseseesea: se seromeses4vnexaesearessewivtaeaarar went beak with her, Mr. MoDonaid was CROWN JEWELS. Tho guano of Italy has founded a so. piety for the reforming of ragged street ohlldren, They ore to be taught some useful trade, wwnt at It gently nt first d then I King Leopold, of Belgium, has invited 410 hie strength, but he couldn't budge e officers of the Uuitod Stu,tsa army to tl g tb a ora day, ex'lan p ■p�■ NONE/ TO LOAN. sitting in a gbuir, hie mouth still wide 110 ®. N �dl 8 open, Ile grunted oat en unintelligible exploitation. The dootor examined him and found the jaw bone on the left aide had slipped oat of 110 socket, The doctor Ce an. non with compete for the prize of 55,000 which he In j0.11 lie 4010(1 at intervl le f has offered for the beat treatise on the without any sucrose. Tito m1'4 nil warp Is )TS )arOd to do all kinds mflikar hnetor of tl B 1 i ns tightly set as the jaw. many the t ] Queen Louisa of Denmark is next after auto tboagl> Qu,4"1014n alministr li Queen 'intone, the , , n r: , ,a on of ,, � uollnt fthosnvrcn,l ladles of Europe. She was born in 1822 Princess Louisa of 1Toeso-Cassel, and on her father'e side is related to the royal family of England. Queen Olga of Greene is a true Mueco• vibe and bakes life vary seriously. She never shirks her duties at Court, but docs not appear bo feel much interest in abate ftmotious, and when alone ebo ie usually buried in some deep seiebtifio or historic- al work, Queen VIotoria enjoyed her diamond jubilee in excellent health. Except a wealrnoea of eyesight and a tondenoy to rhoumntiem, her physique is perfect. She certainly takes as much interest in matah•making and in the lova affairs of those about her as a woman of 20 dose. Three plays by Carmen Sylva, the Queen of Roumania, were recently pro• duoed at Bucharest, and are said to have had a great and gsnnioa avocets. The royal family was present, and the Queen herself,none of whose works had previous- ly been produood in Roumania, was en• bbusiaatioally cheered. l�CI. Richardson y . y the a g ass, d t of the muscular. relax. work in his line, that fellows tit c eth..r, and 1>e decided to try the drug on I Good Workmanship and the patient, Dr, S, L. Merili was galled in to assist, and the nature of the aper. Good Fits Guaranteed, ation was explained to Ur. McDonald, He nodded his heed in assent, Ether wall sent for and udtniuietered. Ib looked for a time, even then, as if the cxperi• menu would be a failure, but after a half lour the drug land Its affect, and the jaw was put book into place. 112x, McDonald has given up the practice of vawning and so lute everybody else in Ca,tbege and West Carthage. IIINTS FOR 1103111. Salt thrown on a opal fire when it is low will revive it. Never wash macaroni, for the cooking water dissolves and removes everything undesirable. Bathing the chest every morning and rubbing it vigorously will help to develop and strengthen it. To preserve the olastieity of India rub- ber ,ash it v eve or six e imps a year with slightly alkaline water. Tinned and bottled fruits should al- ways, if passible, be kept in the dark. A dry cupboard is the best place for them. Fish cutlets may be made from almost any kind of fie]>, but naturally the batter kinds make the daintiest dishes. Japanned tea trays ahonld never be touched with boiling water, as it will cause the varnish to crack and peel off. To keep milk sweet, put into it carbon- ate of soda in the proportion of one pinch to every pint, and keep in a 000l plaoe. If fruit stains are washed in tepid water without soap, they will generally be erased and no injury will be done to the fabric. When drying black stockings, do not put them in the sun or they will turn green. All woollen goods are best dried in the shade. In making fiances the cook should always stir thoroughly with a wooden spoon from the bottom of her pan, or the sauce will be lumpy. When making lemon marmalade with saooharioe add half eu ounce of gelatine to every three pinta of pulp, and boil it tboronghly. To secure clear jelly let the juice drain through a tianeel bag without squeezing. keep it near the fire during this process, so that it will be liquid. To varnish eleographs procure a spirit varnish such as is need for well papers. Apply this thinly with a soft brush and allow no duet to Bettie on it. Tomatoes for breakfueb.—Slide toms - toes and fry with baoon. This is a delloione way of cooking the popular vegetable. Add a little pepper to season, lust before serving on toast. The whits oloth Dollars now so fashion. able on ladies' dresses, may be cleaned by rubbing with hot flour and a piece of clean flanuol. Shaka off the flour im- mediately it ie soiled and use more. Mahogany stain is made thus : One pint of linseecl oil, one ounoe of alkanet root, one ounce rase pink. Set theeo ingredients in an earthen vessel and let them remain over night. Stir well and apply the stain with a woollen cloth, G1 easeln.1 lATewoe. W. F. Sexton, of Chatham, has issued a writ against Sylvister Bros. of Toronto, for $10,000 damages for alleged misrepre. senbation in connection with the sale of Eurydice. 0 Ayer's Pills promote the natural motion of the bowels, without which there oan be no regular, healthy oper. atione. For the cure of biliousness, indigestion, sick headache, constipation, jaundice and liver oomplaint, these pills have no equal. Every dose effective. The Amheretburg Echo says :—Albert Fox intends to put in several sores of tobacco on hie driving park farm. No more Havens tobacco will be used in the fivo•oent cigars. It will be used ex. olveivsly in the ten.oent cigar. The pro. teotion given the Canadian toba000 by the new tariff tondo to improve its quality its the growers eau afford to give more attention to its Oulture. Essex and Kent will be able to produces enough to supply the Dominion, Immense quinti• Mee will be grown this year. SinoeJanu ary lash Lewis Wigle has shipped 16 oar. loads of tobacco grown between Ridge. town and Amhoratburg. The average price paid wee 56 per 100 lbs. Adolphus Fox, of Olinda, was paid $240 for the product of 1d acres of tobacco. C. B. MoDonald a well•to-do hieinoee man of West Carthago, N• Y., ie recover- ing from the effects of a yawn which he yawned on Wednesday night, Juno 2nd. Mr. McDonald is a light Sleeper and an early riser, but in the morning in goes. Con ho woke up at 8 o'alook, about two hours too early, Ho rolled over twine, guessed at the time, and then stretched himself, and opened hie mouth for a mighty yawn, The next instant there was a crook that frightened him and he tried to shut bis mouth end oouldu't, He didn't suffer any pain, bot his jaw was looked open and was as immovable as a rook. He tried to oall for help, but found he could only gurgle, and when he did that his throat filled up with saliva and he was in danger of choking to death. Mr. MoDonald'e wife is away. Ho jumped up and ran to the room of hie honaokeoper and frightened her nearly to death with his wide open mouth and die - play of teeth. She thought he had gone crazy, and his frantio efforts to tell her what had happened only made her pertain Of it. Mr, MoDoneld finally made her understand that be wanted a dootor. She ran out of the room and anon the etreot to the House of Dr. b', Brute, and woke him alp. The dootor of "Saved Life, A VETERAN'S STORY. 'Several years ago, while in Fort Snelling, Minn., I caught a severe cold, attended with a terrible cough, that allowed me no rest day or night. The doctors after exhaust- ing their remedies, pronounced my case hopeless, say- ing they could do no more for me. At this time a bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral was sunt to me by a friend who urged me to take it, which 1 did, and soon after I was greatly relieved, and in a short time was completely cured. 1 have never had much of a cough since that time, and 1 firmly believe Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved my life." —W. II. WARD, 8 Quimby Av., Lowell, Mass. T Cherry Pect,. r,.11 Highest Awards at World's Fair. AYER'S PILLS cure Indigestion and Headache BRUSSELS PULP [IRS. I wish to inform the people of Brussele and surrounding distriot that I have pur- chased the Pomp Business of JAMES BELL and will be found ready to attend to all wants in either new work or repairs at moderate prices. No better Pump in the market. Order left at my shop or residence or at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. f'0rders taken for the Digging of Wells and Cisterns. Goiter: Greek, (MILL STREET, - BRUSSELS, r: MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR MAN. OR BEAST. COrtoin in Es olroote And norm. bllotere. Road proofs below, KENDALL'S SPAWN DUKE. 130000a Carman nondorOoo Co.,11., 1ob.11, VI. Dr. D. S. ibiseo o, bo, y ADokti ¢lid -rens Ilsend Il0D4 ono o 5Sleal1 Ife.dnit'e aparm 0,110 with 00 0 000¢02010114131, wondereal medicine. I once and a mare t,a¢ had an 000011 epnrin and eve 110tt10, Cured 1101, I keep 8 bottle on band all the time. Yooretruly, 10.00, Powolp, KENDALL'S SPAIN DUDE, Dr, D. 4'. rint'nlis, Co, 0a-\Tos, No., Apr. 0, 't0. Drw:l' etre—I 114100 100¢4 00000.01 hnttloo or your LinkLink ItW'e ep,trin invent I ev 004,4.2, 50000,0, S it10e0001, one Liniment 0006'1,41,1, llnrcled 11101,04 0,10 0nrb, one Blood Npash, Cod kfth'rt tmo n, l eparh, , na o r'00w0umndod It to qa.0> 11111 ley r>'londn 0140 010 meek plonood Wltl, nae k¢ap it, floepootlelly, e, lt, Day, 0.O, nn,:018. li Por Salo by all Druggltm, oraddress D,'. 23, ,T. ICDN'DAZD C7 0 Rt2'd Yr, ENOSBuROH FALLS, VT, SHIN LES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND - — North. Shorn rifle and Cedar FOR SALE AT 'r1ILI Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Estimates Famished for all kinds of Buildings. Workman. ship end Material Guaranteed, V • & P. AMEN T, LATEST STYLES. Suits made far $4 and upwards. tRrShop oyer Mal own n's Store. �7Tf11 make' a well man of YOU 1 Nees" 1.5007050 Tin AedvE RESULTS ix raps WENEa 7I003I 0,r5O ell Nervous Bla0ae0n, eloopleee• torrh0 nllellan0�io007 010,, 000004 byapad 0b00o by pad n, 0,0 141"k 1 04 7101 and 0100, i4 hOrerl 0 005 4, and qul'o lr bat e0rat 008100 0 0 50240ag00 in old .°1•4y un', Qac P�O000 yeti o p grow afro.' L0000 again, Soot from mon 0r plain Wrapper End e0ouroly ep00000.0 20, 4 700 8',0115 carried 1. 0004 000 10 100 0 aai. , p.ekeae au !Viler! ae.il .50.0911 altu0r e 0 3) or roa_fxtor• 0 letter. W00000 ul1 , 0ere W 80 0 or 3t 0- nenIonet Woo00romr, OnT., ,Agora, tar the Do• minion 0i Canada. NE Ih/ 1 a The undersigned has open- ed up a Butcher Shop in the SRN BLGCK, BRiVSSBLSJ where he willli;eep8constant- ly on hand a supply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable prices. A shard of public patronage solicited. Meat delivered to all Bnrts of the town. Any Amount of Money to Loan on Farm or Village Pro- perty at 6 & 6h Per Cent., Yearly. Straight Loans with priailbge of repaying wlu.n required. Apply to A. Hunter, Division Court Clerk, Brussels. Tew Harness �. Shop. D. FRAIN has opened a Har- ness Shop in the building North of the Leckie Flock, Brussels, where he is prepared to turn out Light and Heavy Harness and attend promptly to repairing. Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Whips, &c., kept in stock. CARRIAGE TRIMMING. I am prepared to attend to all orders for Carriage Trimming, Repairing, 60. Good work and Moderate charges. Da 17/1,171 Brussels. McLEOD'S System, nenovator - 10D 07>n2r.— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleesnesa, (Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Loss of Memory, Bronohitie, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERWCH, ONT. J. M. McLEOD, Prop. and Menefaoturer. Solo 1>y;dae, Fex., Druggist, Brussels, 4, 6 and 8 "ails AT THE GET A tit OX AND EMT•Y A GAME.