The Brussels Post, 1896-3-20, Page 311.44. 20, 1890
aMt THE B1tU88 L8 POSTTown DireCtory.
Minereee CloweI-.taabbeth Servioee
ae 11 a m and 7.00 p, m, ldundey School
at 2;30 p nr, Rev. John Rose, B 4,
pastor.
at 11 a Qrn andH71l in. S Sunday SSchool
at 2:80 p. m. Rev. A. K. Griffin, income.'
bent.
Meenenne Ceueat ,--Sabbath Services
at .10:30 a m and 7:00 p m, Sunday
School at 2:30 p m, Rev. G. II, Cobble.
dick, ef 4, B D, pastor,
ROMAN CATHOLIC Cllpn011..-Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
10:80 a In. Rev Joeeple Kennedy,
priest.
&Imam ABMS,-Serhio9 at 7 and 11
a m and 8 and 8 p m on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 o'elook, at
the barraoke,
One FELLgwe' Lopes every Thursday
evening, in Graham'e block,
Meaux° LODGE Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block,
A 0 0 W Luau on the Ord
Friday edening of eaoh month, in Bias.
hill's block.
0 0 F Downs 2nd end last Monday
evenings of oath month, in Blaehill's
block.
0 F, 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Fellows' Hall.
Lt)L
let Monday in every mon bh
In Orange Hall.
Bone OF BoOTLAND, lob and 8rd Tues.
days of each mouth, in Odd Fellows'
Hall.
K. 0, T. M. LODGE, 2nd and '4th Tues.
daya of emelt month, in Odd Fellow's Hall,
Holm Chime, 2nd and 4th Friday even.
lugs in Blaebill'e Hall.
POST Or'F1oo.-0ffiee hours from 8' a.
m. to 0:30 p, m.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. -Library in
Holmes'•blook, will be open from 6 to 8
o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 8:80 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Miss Minnie Mo•
Naughton, Librarian.
Tows; OouxomL.-W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
Geo. Baeker, Robert Graham, It, Lea-
therdalo and 1;. G. Wilson, Douucillers ;
F. S. Scott, clerk ; Thomas ]felly,
Treasurer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J.
T, Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in eaoh month.
SCHOOL BOAIID,-Rev. Rose, (Chairman,)
D. 0. Ross, Dr. Graham, A. Heid, A.
Koenig and H. Dennis ; Seo. -Traria.,
It. Rose. Meetings 2nd Friday evening
in each mouth.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS, -J. H. Cam•
eron, Principal, Mite Linton, Miss
Downey and Mies Ritchie.
BOABD OF
EA -t
HLan. T
sous Herr,
Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and J. N.
Kendall. Dr. McNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
WITH A PROVISO.
I am resolved in ninety-six
To swear off cigarettes,
And on the track, as I bave done,
I'll snake no racing bete.
'Wits: poker chips I'll play no more,
I've had en0ugb of that.
Pll take no girl to see the play
Who wears too large a hat.
I shall not look upon the wino
When in its deeply red,
But quite persistently Pll take
My Adam's ale iuetead.
In ufnety.eix I am resolved
To save a goodly enre,
when it comes to 000d hard work
I'm going to make things hunt.
Bat these resolves for ninety.six
Are made conditionally,
And that is that the girl I love
Does sot go bark on me.
ANOTHER REPUTATION RUINED.
A hush falls on the crowded pond,
The skaters all stand still.
Each feels pulsating through his veins
A momentary thrill.
And now with interest and with pride,
The small bay's inert dilates,
For now at last he's going to see
His honored pa on skates.
He's often heard the old man tell
Of what he used to do
When he was young -the "figure eight,"
And the ".preadeagle," too,
The "grapevine" and the "outside edge,"
The "Virginia rail fence,"
And he knows what he's going to see
Is going to be immense.
And pa strikes bravely out et last,
Hie heart quite free from fears,
Although he hasn't put on skates
Before o for thirty years,
He strikes so bravely out, in fact
He cute too wide a dash --
One foot goes tight -one foot gotta lel
And down he goon -Iter -smash 1
He doesn't really break the fee -
It is ten inches tbi°h-
But jest the thoutiht of skating now
Males him estremely
He limps ashore -alae, alone 1
The small boy didn't wait.
He'll sneer when pa !ells stories now
Of bow he used to skate.
A BAD "SPELL."
There was a young man in the Tweuty-
fleet corps,
Who thought he'denlist for myear or two
mores.
He did not fear danger. He'd met it be.
• feeler,
But ere the first year of his 5eevfoe was
01.1)5,
He met a huge lion whites came to his
dorpe,
And springing upon him, resistlessly
be•pe
The galiailt young grenadier down bo the
florets,
Then standing above bin with terrible
rorps,
The animal ruthlessly mangled and toren
Ilia body as well as the °lather' that lie
worpe.
Antl niter the tearing and wounding him
soL,pe,
He timidly left hitt all wolt'ring in gores,
With blood freely oozing Prem every
parpe. passages. Painless and delightful 'to
Ie the, sad condition he thought of the use, it relieves instantly, and permanent•
lorps sly eines Catarrah„ Hay Fever, Colds,
He acquired at his echosl le the sweet I Hsadaoh 5, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and
days 01 yorpe, 111 Matrons 60 gents' at G. A. Deadman's,
And loud, in hie pain, he was beard to
deplorps
''be day that 1w went with the Twenty.
Ares eorpe.
KEEP 4GOIN',
•
If you strike a thorn 08 rose,
neap 530i1)' 1
If it belle or if it snows,
Heap agoin' 1
'Taint no use to Bit and whine
When the fish ain't on your line ;
Bait your hook and keep on tryin'-
Keep agoin' 1
When the weather 111115 your crop,
Keep egoin'1
When you tumble from the top,
Keep agoin'
'Speer' you're out of every dime ?
Gestin' broke ain't any crime ;
Tell the world you're testi,,' prime !
Keep agree' 1 '
When it loops like all is up,
Keep agoin' 1
Drain the sweetness from the cup,
Keep agoin I
See the wild birds on the wing 1
Hear the bells that sweetly ring !
When you feel like eingin'-sing 1
/ Keep agoin'I
rum t v
u r flrtT Wultns<
Belote are the nine longest words in the
English language at the present writing,
and they are orthographioal monsters,
too. Mere they are ; takeoff your coat,
and engage them for a round or two :
S uticonetibatiottalist.
Lloomprehensibility-
Philoproge itiveness,
'Honorificib:Iitudiuity.
An tbropopbage n,•rian.
Disproportionableneee.
Velooi pedestrian ieticai.
Proenti tioneu betation set.
Transit betan t iationableness.
La Grippe's Victims.
A SCII UI111 P •200111; 'Ti) BE DREADED
'NUN Pf,N'17GENO L.
The story or a Novo S0otia Lady Who
A1111531 ]Gast IIor 3.11'5 , hreugh the
Ravages of This Trouble -unable to
Need Herself and Ifad to be Carried 10
nod Prole Reef.
Troni the Acadian, Wolfetelle, N. S.
In the spring Iof 1
804 the
many Mrs. Mary reemen, WolvlIe
8., very gladly welcomed her return home
after a long absence from her native
town, but it was with the deepest grief
thee they beheld in her the prey of a
dieeaee of almost incredible severity.
rt appeared to all that the brightest
future in store for her was but a few
mouths of suffering existence. Nob long
after het: return. however; the people of
nr
x4.'4.014-110 wres
The Ladies Aid Soelety of the MOW -
dist ehuroh gave 0 married ladles
eoneerton Mare's 19th,
In the burning of a hotel and stables
in Ornoefield ex.00unciller MoQQaeig Wet
a valuable horse and rig.
be glad to beer ngus eh8 soapedythet effeeirte off
the esploelen in _Johannesburg, South
Africa.
Rev. E. A., Molfenete, the popular
pastor of Geneva church, ()Insley, and
formerly of Luokt5ow, bas been granted
absence an
a month's leave of e d left Mon.day for Mpee, Mont
oGi1l Coll real, where Graduate u
he will take a Poet ourse until
the olose of the Collage berm at the end 18111 write of March when he to °for 111e
degree of B. D.
Gp
The horse fair 00 f feet week
proved a grand snows.
We ere sorry bo be death of
Mies Nay, who died morning
of Ianb week at leer residence.
Thiele the second the family
who have died withi months.
The tenders for the of the
school house in S. S. a awarded
as fd1lows :-The Oto o Richard
Grabens ; the briok t m. Artdell ;
and the carpenter workScott.
D. Sanderson, hardwareerohant of
this place, has die bueineee
and stook to Thos. of Sandy
Edgar, 203 con., H r. Edgar
bas been engaged in t Goode beef.
nese with. Mr. PattersMolesworth,
for the past two years
his experience and abilityshould make
a success of the business.
The creditors of Keine estate
at their meeting, app assignee
in the person of T. H. lin, who
is one of the heaviest the ma.
jority favoring hie app in prefer.
enbs to that of Flea rson, to
whom Mr. Koine maassignment.
Mt, Sanderson, nob,bei creditor, was
not considered an a proper
person to hold the pop signee of
the estate by thefored hays the
re.appnintmenb. The ill, it is
expected, pay about 5 o e $.
r1'iite.
Tuesday o
ase.
bear of the
on Monday
member of
nafetv
remodelling
4 were
atone 1
work to W
toB.
m
pored of his
Edgar, son
owialt. M
he dry
on, of
and considering
lte
tlpe�
appointed an
McLaughlin,
ointment
Fleury Sande
de an
ng a creel
eligible nor rh
position of ae
hors who
estate w
sura on th
HeAHT DISEASE RELIEVED rN 30 M
UTEe.f-An casae of organic or eympath
heart dieeaee relieved in 30 minutes
gaiokly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure
the Heart. One dose convinces. S
by G A. Deadman,
The County of Perth Veterinary M
icat Association at its recent ant
meeting in St. Marye eleoted the folio
ing officers : President, Dr, Gibb,
Marys ; Vico President, Dr, Hutohi
Mitchell ; Secretary -Treasurer, Dr.
Master, Stratford,
TETRA ABTONteHINO.-MISS Annette
Moen, Fountain Minn., says :-_'Aye
Cherry Peotoral has had a wonderf
effect in During my brother's ohildr
of a severe and dangerous cold. It
dlfville were surprised to bear that truly aetonielling bow speedily th
after usinga few boxes of Dr. Williams' found relief after taking this prep
Pink Pillshe bad become almost nom. atfon.
pletely well. Anxious to hear the truth LURES TATE "NOTICE" and separate t
lettere N-O=P-I.O=E Ir
of this surprising report, our reporter all words them
onp ei le make as math small words ae po
opport ni Mrs. Freemhe at the earliest Bible. It is said that twenty-five Ivor
opportunity. From bar he received a --
full account of ber painful nines.; and
remarkable recovery. In January of
1880, Mrs. Freeman, who was then liv-
ing in Foxbury, Mees., was severely at-
tacked by la grippe. She bad partly re-
covered when a relapse followed, and
while recovering from its effects, abe was
seized by aoute rheumatism and neu•
raigia. The combined sickness resulted
in completely breaking down her coned.
tutioo. Upon recovering from neuralgia,
she one day noticed a little pimple on
her left ankle which became exceedingly
painful. It grew rapidly, soon becoming
as large as a gold dollar and breaking
into a running sore. Others immediately
followed, and soon the whole body was
covered, the limbs becoming terribly
swollen. The most eminent physioitns
of Boston were appealed to, but beyond
informing her that the ailment was due
to,a completely rundown system, they
rendered her no assistance. In the
spring of 1894 she Deme to Nova Sonde.,
hoping that a change of climate would
effect a cure, bet to no purpose. Bone
ulcera, greatly exceeding in painfulness
the sores which first appealed, manifest-
ed themselves. She soon lost the use of.
her limbs, became unable to feed her -elf,
and was compelled to be carried to and
from her bed. Her eyes became weak,
and she was thus denied the enjoyment of
reading, After many remedies I,ad been
tried and prove useless, Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills were finally appealed to.
Scarcely six boxes had been consumed
when the ulcers showed symptoms (.1
healing, the appetite grew better and her
general health greatly improved, Sines
that time her condition has steadily
improved, and her health is now far
better e to
1 th0.n it previous e vl r
e Dna o
her serious
p nous
illne's. Save a slight stiffness of the
limbs, she shows no eines of the terrible
'merge she 11115 passed through, Mrs,
Freeman is not unmindful of the great
obligation she is under to this remarkable
medioine, and ahs is anxious that the
wonderful core which it has effected
should be generally knows.
The sxperienoe of years has proved
that there is abeolutely no disea'e due
to a vitiated condition of the blood or
shattered nerves, that Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills will nob promptly ogre, and
those who are suffering from et0Oh Tho undersigned wishes to intintato bo
troubles would avoid much misery and ,the public generally that he has
save money by promptly resorting to leased the
this treatment. Get the genuine Pink
Pills every time and do not be persuaded
to take an imitation or some 'other
remedy flbm a dealer, who, for the sake
of the extta profit to binned, may say is
"jnet as good," Dr. Williams' Pinlr
Pills snake rich, red blood, 003 cure
when other medicines fail,
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Notice
TO THE
ublic
Stratford's assessed value le 23,008,730.
G. T. R, property is amend for over
$600,000.
The sooner you begin to fight the fire,
the more easily it may be extinguished.
The sooner you begin to bake flyer's
Sarsaparilla for your blood-diseatie the
easier will be the ours. In both oases
delay is dangeroes, if not fatal : Be
sure yen got Ayer's and no other.
CATANUAll BELIEVED IN 10 TO 60 sum: ES. -
One short puff el the breath through the
Blower, supplied with eaoh bottle of Dr.
Agnew's Oatarrah Powder, diffuses this
Powder over the. eurfaoe of the nasal
Blacksmith Shop
Brom Mrs :no, Wynn, kn000lo.,
and is now prope.rad to attend to math -
mull work in all its breaches in a
Workmanlike manner.
First-class Horse Shaer
Having worked in a number of
largo shops iu both the United States
and Canada.
The Public Invited to give me s
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices to suit the times.
George Trimble,
BLAOICSMITH, BRUSSELS,
Horse Blankets,
Light an Heavy Har-
ness, Collars, &o,
Trunks and Bags
at Low Prices,
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"1 was a0lietod for eight years with Salt
R11e110. During tint tion°,1 unit 'tercet
many medicines which wean highly rec-
ommended, but none 10(310 me relief. I
1535 at IIt51 a)VIGCl to try Aycr's 05rsa-
1+ni!t•b end before I had finished the
h,urtlt Fettle, my hands 5:ere as
Pince from Eruptions
is ever they WIT. My business, which,
1,dl.4t of ;i d,t driver, requires me to
! out I" void and wet weather, often
without gloves, hilt the trouble has
macer rel.urnet6"- TLIOAIA0 A, Jonas,
8.ra,fu34, Ont.
Ayr a er°s :aril a
Admitted at the e %Thin Fair.g
4ydeeee .3'ites (.11.1:ct2247e tau).owals.
8WULES
British Columbia
It(td,iledltl• Shingles
AND. —•
Ninth Shore
Pile 11.11(1 Cedar
FOR SALE AT x1.11
IS COMING
Our Spring or-
der is to hand in
iron unci wooden
axled wagons with
or without bent
rails.
Toy Carts that
any "kid" can easily
draw.
Ire loCipoil es for
boys at low prices.
Shoq Fly Rock-
ing )Horses, the de-
light of every child,
...Brussels Planing Mills So/d Away Down.
Also Doors and Sash of all Pet
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman•
ship end 0100931al Guaranteed.
J. & P. AMENT,
Croqnet,
4, ands ball
sets of that popu-
lar game called
ttICrolray" are here
and ready for the
Spring Opening of
your lawn The
prices are ivitliin
reach of all. Cro-
quet is one of' the
Oheapest Outfits
any family can in.
Vest in for the
amount of pleas-
ure to be taken
out of it.
Try a Sail
' n .ckle-
aW a -flight'
Marbles, Crows and the
travelling "Hurdy.gurdy"
are three sure evidences of
Spring. We bave thous.
ands of "dabs" and a ;food
supply of "dandy shooters."
Every boy elould have hie
pockets full.
Baso Balls, Hard and
Soft Rubber Balls, Bats
and Cricket Sete to bend.
Low Prines to snit the
hard times.
Ain Children's Gallen
Tools, including spade, hoe
awl rake. The very tlifng
people often ask for.
We haven't room to
tell you about Sailing
Boats, Little Brooms, ]lolls,
Dishes and hundreds of
other things.
This Column is for boys
and girls only. No parent
is supposed to read it.
The Post Bookstore
WILL MAKE IT PAY YOU
TO TRADE HERE.