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Dircotory of Mambo and Saoiotioo,
itlst.v1 .wt t rn Jut.—Sabbatla Services
at 11 a.m. end 3;30 p, 'n. Bentley Sohool
tit 2:30 p, m. Rev. John Ross, 13. A.,
pastor.
l{yeN Cur ,:.t Sabbath Services at 11
a. m. ,01, I. 3::t0 p. In. Sunday Selool at
2;10 p,
.IoItN'S (11IPRPn.--S.tbbatil Sorvious
at.11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at
'0:30 a.ut. Rev. W. '1. ('tuff, incumbent.
vIrmnomsx ('nrnru...•Sabbatla Services
at 10:30 a. 10. and (:30 p. 30. Sunday
School at 2:30 p. m. Rev, 11. Swann,
pastor.
1$o inN 0+nt fie Ctliralcn.--Sabbatll
Service third Sunday in every month, at
11 a.m. Rev. P. J. Shea priest.
OLD 1'ELLo47i Luisa; ,•1.rj Thursday
eveuiug, in Graham's block.
MisosieLoren Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block,
A. O. C. W. L000i: on 14t •iu3. ant llon.
day evenings of each month.
1'om(smsaT' LcL..n and and last Monday
evenings of each month, in Snlale's hall.
L. 0. L. let Mouday in every month,
in Orange Hall.
POST Orrrer.•..Ofilee hours from
7:30 p.m.
111tcntNrrs' luivri1'r•rL heading Ronm
itnd I. 1 rsry, in Hoboes' blurb, will bo
open from Ei La S o ..lo •1t p.m. W edoesd^.y e
and Saturdays. Miss Minnie Show, .Lib-
rarian.
Bars.los W. 0. T. U. bold monthly
meetings on the :3r1 Saturday hi each
.firs. Swann,
Pres. Mrs. A. btraeh,a,, See,
SALVATION :i11304 servieen at 11 R. Ill., 3
and 8 o'clock pan. on Sunday and every '
avenin„ in the hook at 8 o'clock, at the I
barrack., Capt. Butes in command.
Iriflr.cll'S (orntr.
A 130Y OF ram WORD.
You may sing of the heroes of yore,
Yon may speak of the deeds they have
done,
Of the foes they have Blain by the score,
Of the glorious ba.tles they've won ;
You may seek to enterize their fame,
Andfit may be with goodly success ;
But it is not the warrior's name
That my heart nod my spirit would
bless,
Though oft at their mention my soul has
been stirred,
Yet dearer to ma is the boy of his
word.
You may speak of the great ones of earth
Of p, elates, of princes, of kings ;
I doubt not there's something of worth
In the bosom of all human things ;
But dearer to me than the whole
Pageantry, splendor and pride,
Is the boy with a frank, honest soul,
Who n, ver his word hath belied,
Yea, prized above all that this earth can
afford,
Though lowly and peer, is the boy of his
wor.l.
—Union Signal.
A GOOD I:iCIPE.
no n((LL'N 01:I8T"N.
Margarot Royton was always call-
ed "Meg. Sim had been "Meg"
ever eiucu silt was a .pretty little
baby. She had never been Keown
by tho title of "i'aby ,'
. Lo I o•11(ed wonder.
full} i., _ a 1 ' a-• s!r+ ::a, t.0
the 0 • -, ::it!1 1..:r t upon thi: fen-
der, 11 snowy oft 'ru:.n3) it: laid
wciutcr,
.. Oat t{:ry:1J-
poir,•uu a, f: 'YL(e aunt and
con ic, Ower;, t, hairs come) 00 a v.'s -
i", and 111.W a 1 , r'r uu had arrived
instiool, To oity diet 'hey wero not
gbh. .0 1osvo hoitofor a few days.
It (.:ally 0,f: too; it1 ..
"Aliso buret into tears as she tat
ihcro thinkin i about it ; and hefore
she 111.1 dried thein away again, her
mother came tubo the room. Site
bad gong out directly after rodding
the tot:,c ram, eo MIeg hal hod a
1111 1 11::juu ,1 or rn hour ;..,1 to
1" !aid.
her mother ,1 it all a!,•,at..uuttc
enc
ecol,o
Mot; c:10thou nod buririt her
foco in her a h ., lap :End for a
foto 110.1111:0:e,14t4.1>1 ear:' fell thick
and fist. I w.:uld:l't u-riud 11they
hadn't eaii they wort: cowing ; but
it is 140 111 roli1 t11, 30 tlisf;ppoilL'd 1"
she exclaimed prlr(entiy,
"i>by, yes, 1t ecrtan,y 10 1:0t
rico. 31.ar me 6(11 Meg ; have 1 over
given yon my recipe for disappoint.
meat ? No 1 must not coil it Willa ;
it was an alit gentleman who told
Inc of it igloos I was u::ly :1 Iit;.Io
child like you ; bit I have often
made 1180 of 11, 11)1:l Yalu() it vsry
much.
"A to cit.° amanita 1" exclaimed
lies ; "I thought they wore things
that had. to do with cooking,"
"They have sometimes, but not
always. ', Thu ono Inas. no particular
connection with pies and cakes. It
is very short a1>1l.aan be remember-
ed without being written down."
Meg was quite curious by this
time, and looking up eagerly, ask
ad : "What: is it ;)„
"Just this : 'whenever you aro
disappointed or fool ,sad,. go and
mako wino ono else joyful.' Now,
Meg, you and I aro both d18111>
pointed this after+""n,-401 I Jan
very sorry, 118 we11 ;ao you, abou
-Auntia.anel Flog—too 1 prop000 that
we try the recipe. Yon know 01)
1lre. I?e0r:on ? she has a very hat.
ii r
' co t,eati • ; o
' o°f
1,
this Icl tai
Elm
y
. knout Ate can scarcely move at all
alto has rheumatism so badly. 1
d
t1
woolen 011a4'l that I finished the
til( evening I will give it ; aid !
011 shall take 11 if yon lute."
"Oh, ye'.. I should like to tako it
ver} much 1" cried Meg, springing
to her feet.
'I1 1.' very oald, and (lore is still
44 t;t:nu 410111 of 0110W on the .ground ;
but if you put 011 your thiclt bouts,
I don't think you }till be any tho
wort- fur going," said Mrs. Hayton,
.'cud 1 min quite trust you to go so
far alone, eau I not r
"0, yes, mamma ; I really won't 1
101 or 1 I'll walk gniehly there and
boot:.
A few minutes inure and Mc•g
wao running before the wind, a.
fast as hes lege could carry her, in
the di1•, otnu of the village. he 1
Ilea forgotten bow ead she hall boon
foelii.o, and by thu time she had
t(nacked at the door of Mrs. Pear
SOD'S ce'ttage alio looked as bright
1114) 1111rry as She lead ever 110110 in
her 1)1-.
":Ste," she said, when the old
lady at last heard her told canto to
1. do ., "I hove. brought yon a
110'03,1 from mamma, Mfrs. Pear
at) . I wooden if yon eon1d guess
ado; i, is ?"
But poor old .lire, Pearson shook
her he'id and declared 6110 was no'
"guesser " ; it wasn't a bit of good
fur 11er to try.
"WVoli, I'll tell yon part. then
pe.haps you can guess the rest, it's
a ehtiwl. Now, what color is it ?"
—"Black, boric ?"
"No it isn't black ; mamma
doesn't 111(e black shawls. Guess
again, please do."
ho the old lady had another try.
Was IL green ?
"No, nothing half so ugly as
green ! It's grey. Theeo now, I've
told."
By this time the parcel was on.
done, and Meg stood silent while
Mrs. Pearson held the shawl up,
and looked at it, and triod it on.
"It's beautiful," ebo said smooth-
ing it down with her thin, long
fingers. "It's the handsomest
present I've had for a long time."
"Mamma made it all herself,"
said Meg.
"Did she though ? God bless
her, nod yon too, with your happy
littlo face 1" (Mrs. Pearson did not
know how different that face had
looked half an hour before). "Will.
yon give my best thanks to your
mother, and tell her how much I
like the beautiful shawl ? You
won't forget ?"
"0 no 1" Oxelaimel 'leg ; and
oft she ran again. •
The wind wa8 against her all the
way home, and it blow so bard Jho
had quite a stru;;glo to get along.
When silo got 10 she looked very
much blow» ttb„ut ; 11er hair was
all in disorder and her hat on one
aide, but she had the rosiest of
cheeltr, and it was with a very hap.
p}' smile that she ran to hos moth.
01 to tell her about ,lira. Pearson
and the shawl.
' "Well, Meg, what do you think
of the rscipo ?" asked Mrs. Ifayton,
when she had listened to the old
Mays message of thanks .
Meg laughed. "Pm surd it's a
good one," she said ; "better than
any coat has in her groat old book
in the kitchen."
CFc)mus o,fThought .
A contented spirit i8 tho sweetest
of existence,
Sighs are poor things to fly with.
Knowledge: io dearly bought if wo
eacrifico to it moral gaalitias.
hemember every moment of ra-
01H1aac0 to temptation is a victory,
bolf•mado men aro most always
apt to be a leotia too proud or the
job,
'ilio :1lastor'd }cork may slake
weary fact, but it 101111.4 the Spirit
glad.
A Christianity without mystery
is to unphilosophical as it is un -
scriptural.
Nobody over outgrows Scripture ;
the book widens and dcopons with
our 31ars.
Perceiving of Christ bespeaks our
knowlodaa; but receiving Him be.
spooks our faith,
Human things must bo known to
bo loved, but divine (hinge must be
lovod to be known.
It is not by attonding to our
friends in our way, bob in t}leire,
that wo can really avail them.
Liquor dealers havo dollars at
stalte. Christian men 311(110 sons at
stoke. Which are the most Valu•
ablo
it is anathcr's fault if he be tui
grateful, butt it 19 mine if I do 'not
give. `i'o !'ind ono thankful roan
I win oblige many that aro not so,
vicar lc a.°, is only a tiny room
rf :r all, and if you cram it full of
1it:• world, you relegate your ''aste
to tho etabl, "ut,ul..
If you hoot: 111111y i;ivtt31 np Your
hoart (c; God in private, lte, y ur lifts
will 011:uw forth tho probe o God in
tt, i
; if God boo thec .1 111 ,
»i 1,n�
p
)
think, oho. 13001(1 liko that wf(r'> sure of 1110 life
THE BRUSSELS POST
Vat a'lcotion,
Whoa Joe Catuborliiiu recelv00
Iris title, he eon justly 011(1113 leader'
Tip of the codfish aristoeraoy
I de11ar0 Mrs, Sgutldie is as
pretty 04 i1 picture,' remarkod Mr,
'+1(,5svtilig o. 'No \vendor,' replied
1114 30>fe, '511'.' is liana patntod.
"PLOTORIA for wide. "1'1 CTOT,IA"
for roughs. PLCTOIU.A"for rho lungs.
1.'t0C•rO1tiA"for the Brollohial tubes.
PECTORIA" the best, the safest, the
cheapest. "PPCTOIIIA" tate great 25
cent Cough Remedy.
A 80181111st says it (01(51) may be
picked up if 11 is (lona quickly.
Yoa; it is when Elle 0aep 18 laid
down again !ho (10150 begins,
I)oe:or : The shin's all horn off
your tongue. How's thiat? Aro.
you a sword u:l'illto,vr'r ?—Patiout :
No, amt.; I'm 14 labor itgitat'r.
The keeper of a not very cleanly
house in Paris put hp a card ;
'Please wipe your foot on the mat'
A swag wrote underneath : 'As yon
come out,'
The distrosslrgTelon =a 10 often nbservn,l
in young girls and women to At10 11) 4 grout
mesenre to a luck of the red curpasales in
tb,blood,' Co melody this requires O. mod --- -m-• ----
iotuo which produaos these ueoessary little
blood eoustltmmnis and the bout yet als00v- Household Hints.
°rod is Johnson's (rte Bitters. fries Seem
and 51.00 per bottle at G. A. Dendinne'6 --
Drug Store, Brussels. A. word ou plant culture -don't
Presidout.Eliott holds that wanton
ought not to lector° to young :nen,
But they are only gotting practice
preparatory to married life.
The following unique. sign tip
penia 111 Tooaoca, Ga. ; 'Lamps
fixed, razors honed, fresh oystars,
Vienna bread and tonlhstones.'
Mrs. 'Riley -'Are von on callin'
turtus wid 0(11' neighbor?' Mrs.
Murphy -'Ave 00orao I am. Sho
oalled moa there, au' I called her
another.'
Spring! Spring! Spring 1 Boils! Boils!
Boils 1 Tho best Blood Purifier and Tonic
is Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters. The
People's Remedy. barge bottles 50 cents.
Old 'Taxpayer -'Noll, my little
mac, what do you expect to be who))
you grow up ?' Little Boy -'A
politician lil(o papa.' 'A pnlitloian,
eh 0"Yes, I bato work.'
'Mrs. Smith has lost her bus
band.' 'I know it ; and, only think
of it, 5130 has put on only half
mourning.' 'Very true ; but thou,
you know, Mr. Smith was a very
small mac.'
Are yon not going to use a blood purifier
this Spring? 1f so, remember that Dr.
Carson's Stomach Bitters is ono of the
best known. Large bottles 10 coats.
Trams) (piteously)—Please help a
poor old cripple. Kind Olc1 Gent
(handil g him anm0 money) -Bless
me, why, of coma TIow are you
crippled, my pool fellow ? Tramp
(pocketing the monoyl-Financially
crippled, sir.
1'hs oncutnbsr is of strong 'fo'
sepia tendencies. It is ancient 3a
giving the grip.
A collego student }s'a't iuvitod ono
Sunday to occupy Ito pulpit t» n
little country choral, Aftsr what
Ile eoosidorod a utast, rlv effort on
tho subject 01'Lazara4 :Ind the Ills:,
Man,' lu1 asked ou
brother to pray, and wits somewhat
slot trilled to hoar tin, !', 1{f,: if;.; :
'0 Lord 1 WO thank thea 111111 n a;,,
not like this poor ilespi•ed l,t.ggar
L'iziras who w0've jest ben a'lieten
ing to 1'
Senator Berry, of Arki0 011(, tolls
his trleuds of n trial fru 111.4,441'1 w
hie State, io the 0033(00 of 10(111311 a
club, a rail, au oxo haudlo, a !mho Au porton who twtatla4 to os•
and a shot gnu wore exhibited tie
y L l?
'1110 instrolnrllls with which the e0Is 44110,11(113' boils, must not be
doed was done ' But It sten al • , grudge the strength for rho (1a31y
shown that thu 455,) it:n1 '11,111 d,• teal( of rubbing rho body thoroughly
fended himself with 11 revulvur, a A camp of throe, five, ton 01
scythe, a n10hluri( a 0ili4',1, .1 132,3 111teeu Minh 1 s, after o„vsral 110(1(8
1 of severe menial strain, will often
saw and a dog. The ,jury, Mc.
Betty say0, came 10 the coaclnsion set 0 man 00 his foot ngn10, won•
that 111(1}''1 hove situ u a
do:fully ", caperate(1
piece to have 1)84(1 tlo. light. .t ;3111..3 "f .at,'r 111,, first thin;t in
T lie morning wa11105 out the mucous,
partly dl:tondo tee ,t0man,11, 'ind
prepo•ut rho alimentary canal for
1110 m01•Iliu1 meal,
In ohrouie or 13 4Ytrio catnrl'ah it
is rx:remely beneficial to drink warm
or h"t wator before monis, and salt
f, a i.i ill tit i t 01,0:1 o) all to the
good offert pr,>duoo,.l.
lt',,r onto and 1)1.01804 mutton
tallow is almost indispensable, and
molly it gash that would have frigh-
tened some women into sending for
a doctor, has been Ileatod with no
Altar remedied thou a littlo mutton
suet and plenty of good 0)012113 suite.
Givo tho invalid a eoft covering,
and if rho silk quilt is laid aside or
put away fur the neat gouoratiou,
pull it out and spread it carefully
over the sick cue, Nothing is
Pleasanter to the touch than silk,
and invalids appreciate those little
attentions. — _—
1119,000 53U510011358,
it13tl1'H 111NI'i,
if you want El) keep happy, koop
warm.
The diet should lie ndjttsted to
the ee 111011
3 • bath 10 portoot in its r 01,1115
without. Ills frictic0 ,'f uaud4 or
eon(4o towel itfter'vnr.).
A rant of iota au hour after mob.
moot 1s to bo r:oo3mmoudoil to people
troubled with 1)drvonde045.
.Exorcise before parllalr,3ug of a
meal sf.imulat.l, the airouhttiou of
1110 blood null facillta'04 its 111 v.
Hotter hear y1111 winter garments
t month longer thea ua0044ary than
G 1.1,.1:,, 11111 11141151 44110 drly 100
00:11
Upeou Doone (seated by a
strangor 111 11 car) -What 1lmo is it
by your watch, if you pleaso ?
Stranger -I don't know. Upson
Downs -lint you just• looked at it.
Stranger -Yes ; but I only wanted
to seo if it was there.
A LESSON.
A losses is to bclea/nod from tho sight of
a hale bead. nulling out mid premoturo
grayness of tho hair cad bo stopped 51 :taken
in time. Do not lot it run on without mak-
ing an effort to save it. (let n bottle of Dr.
Dorenwond's Garman liar begin; it stimu-
lates the growth, gives fresh vitality. and
Imps lbs natural color, besidos being a su-
pers dressing. All dru Feasts soli it.
Ncw1y.arrivod Irishman — 13ut
fwhat good do I git out av it if I choler try my remedy. Give thorn
join the Milaysian Mutual Benefit condition pOwdere in their food.
and Protective Association ? Aa. Vinegar improves by Keeping,
climatod Milesian -- We bury a therefore ft is best to lay in 1t largo
climber ivory Soonday, an' it's a supply•
boautitul drive to the cimotary. Rin -water 11(1 euap will ronlovc I '11111 WOULD HAVE ICE.
Oa Ella 0111rlaud train.
it newly (.11arriol couple ,..0 on
their stay from San Francisco to
Now York. Tho 1'ailr008. traok is
dusty, and the heat is exeossivo.
Alter Some hours the young woman,
n capricious blondo, flaps for a drink
of ice water. Thoro is no foo and
tho husband is ill desplair.
'Fifty dollars for 501110 ice,' ho
0x104.
'Fifty dollars ?' iugnirc9 a follow
pa0sauger,
'Vary well, 1 will got you some at
tho next station.'
And at the next station filo fel-
low -passenger producos a plate of
ice and 110001ve8 1118 fifty dollars.
Same scene 1110 n0xt day, This
tim0 rho fellow-passongor demands
a hunched dollaro, and produaos a1
1110 110x1 station a second plate of
ice.
Same swain the noel day again.
'Del' arias the husband. 'I must
have in. I will basso
This time the pae80nget' does not
Tea, coffee and coca aro throe nth reply,
missiblo drinks, but not in moss, '.Too !' again orio; tlao luisbaucl, 'A
For thovoice, the American druggist hunclrocl and fifty dollars l' The
r00orumend8 cocoa as tho host. A pagseuger does not lnovo. 'Two
cup of thin cocoa, just warm, is hundred and fifty dollars!' Still lla
mole t0110 recommended 1)01we00 does not move. 'Vivo hundred
the oxortioire 01 singing than any dal1ara 1' fairly 5111301113 tho husband,
alcoholic 11ovc10go, Ton must not while ilia fair 1>rido looks on with
bo taken too strong, nor whoait11as limpid and booeeolling cy1s.
boon dra}w11 too long, for it thou ho. 'Tmpossibio, t11r 1' says Lim follow
a0m00 acid, and has a bad influence passenger, with inuah dignity of
upon Ilia mi1C0115 membranes of the Manner. Your offer is tempting,
throat. Theron' always a sousation butt axalnin011 my anal° at tho last
r T1. 11 (0 100
of dryt)osd attar-tai,lnf, to rap Of tun station, and if I takes any to
that, 11011 1)11011 allowed to draw too out of his coffin 110 won't hast until
long. we got to Now York,
over water,
Nover pat and smooth down
mashed potatoes, as it makes them
heavy.
The uicost thing to scour knives,
brats tinware, oto., is tithed hard
coal mhos. Sweet milk or oroarn
ie excellent for sunburns or chipped
feet on the little boys.
A ore -room should b0 w'011 yen
tilatod, and so arranged that it will
not froozo in winter.
Butter, lard and drippings should
be etorad in jars and Rept in tho
coldest and dryest plata.
When potatoes are to go into
stows or chowders they should be
first slioo,l, soaked and scalded.
Flour should be bought by tlio
barrel, but Indian meal is so apt to
become invested with weevile that
it should not romain mink over a
week on hand.
If milk which has bean sob for
some limo and upon winch the
cream has partly risen 10 etirrutl,
the cream never again rises fully,
and there is a cooiiderable loss of
butter from it.
Tho water i0 wl)ioh potatoes aro
boiling should be salted and drained
off from them tho moment thoy are
cooked through. If this: is act 11000
the potatoes absorb the water and
become soggy.
Dry p:1(118 tend to comfort outside:
the house and cleauliuees within
One hundred thousand butterflies
and moths hevo heed placed on ex-
hibitiou at the bidon Mimeo. Six-
teen years have heeu spent in col-
lecting thorn, and they represent
op"cies pecnli.er to ovory country
from Gramllann to Australia. The
collectlun bolou:;8 t> Berthold Noe•
morgeu, who ubt.liuoil many of tho
slrocllnOtls from. 1111)13cr1iu iuusoam.
They aro arr,w„od 111 357 eases.
Tho cases aro 18x20 incline, and
socio of tiro 8pe011n0330 are SO loose
that there is out} room for four lu
I >t utso. 'Thorn Ito alto rho death's.
Carps Ls will loop much brightur 1 Head Rothe. 111)) ((((.lum of a lin.
after sweeping if Zvi )od off with man skull i9 plainly traced ou the
damp cloth. g l 1 hack. They motto a sgneaking
I3iuding a pleas (11 lemau arourl,i i n�onud :a.4 they Ily, 111111 in some
the toe, rubbing the corn with roan ill 1'i: ars rugatdcl 115 presaging
6 g ill. t. largo n1uth from New South
peach troy Irmo., ore both tory hood \Vales is f: delicacy for the table in
remedies. its uativ0 country. The Agerunia
Two thicknesses of newspaper is the only bnttodly that 53000 its
maKO to good lining for apple) barrels. logs ill running, Tho Lbrous Steix
Really good butter is sometimes from Brazil, is the lfargo•1t of troths,
apoilod by the use of inferior salt. swim Hp00imen5 ugreadiug sixteo.l
Soft tissue paper is the boob fur inches. Tho rare Papilio Autumn -
polishing mirrors. This may also elms is also represented, a :peal
bo used for polishing or drying win- nun of which }tad Duce sold fur
dow glass. - x'150. The adjoining 0000 00ntaind
Yon who aro troubled with chicken a epeei00 of which only throo ex-
amples exist ill 0ollecti0us. This
sp00ime1 is from the island of Arra,
near A'lst1311i.t, rola is cousitlored
the on of „10 collection.
Beggar -Will yon ploa4e give fag mnchino Grease from washables fab•
a dime, sir ? I'm float and crumb. 1100.
Gentleman - Deaf and dumb ? 1lemov0 too i1'nlls when lila irons
Beggar-I moan I'm blind. It's ins is clone; clad nevox tat them
me twin brother who is (leaf and stand on tho otove, whom :gown
dumb. We look s0 much alike that
and groase will 113 sore to 503110 on
I got mixed up myself sometimes. (ham.
Did your Hon take tho valedictory If tho Duffed putlttocs ars c10uo n
In collego ?' said 11 gentlotrftn to a littlo too soon lay a 1ow01 orae tho
lady who was enthu-3iastically prob..
k01110 or dish, but do not put u
Mg Elio ability of'llor offspring. :No, tight over over them.
indcud, he didn't,' she roplied with Lace may be washed by winding
pride, 'He didn't tako anything. IIs it •around hoodoo or lowing it on
is the healthieot boy you over sa1v.' muslin and boiling it in soft water,
"]fere Trouble may be Expected,. with °astile roap. It 1houll bo
If you da not hood the w,01111gs of nature rinsed in soft wat01' 0(1)11 monolog
and tot 0000 pay attontiou to rho nlaintoh- it from 1110 Enda.
awe 0f your health. Ilow often we sea a
person put off from day to day tb0;suchen
Baked potatoes mast be Caton aH
of a modloino vehtoh, if proeurod at the oet- 1
steno of thnmlala ,W 111 dItav o iromo 1110tti la 80013 as they . oro clono. When they
aTonic Livor Pills had boon talion w11on rho aro talten frolti Lilo ovou Choy should
arnt unonohiole undo its appoaran0a rho bo pot into 11 napkin or towel, and
llla000 wouldhavebton'•ni11 "111) tho bud."
Jnhnsmn'e Tonic Blttors anti Liver 1'1116 aro ib0 0111)1 broken, so as to allow tho
doaldely31110hostModtotuee on rho n,arkot steam to amyl ; this will ]tea the
for 140110501 tonin and invigorating uropor..p
ties. Pills ssoto.per bott18 llltters50mints potato mealy, If it cools without
andel par bottle, Bold by G. A. Deadman,
breaking the skin it will be \voter ,
Druggist, T3russo1 B. gy
and will have an acrid taeto, which
is caused by the retaining of a kind
o£ juice which lips next ilia skin,
At a tomboys' examination in
Jones county, Ia„ in answor to the
question, 'What is hygieno 2' a
young lady applicant fora cortificate
to teach school answorod : 'It is tho
soft spot on rho top of a baby's
1 head which gradually becomes hard-
er ae the baby grows older.'
A woman in Georgia sat ftp tato
in the night recoutly to 600 r. pail of
un sluttt1 s110 had hung above the
1 dour overturn un liar husband when
r i he 1t:turf:ell from rho 'club,' lino
I gut tucd and wont to boil. In the
: morning oho forgot all about the
poll until alio opened the door to
admit hot ]notller. Tho two ladies
,1 Iaro still as mad as wet bons, and a
divorco suit ie taikod of,
MAY 1, 11;88
Economy liesta'nlant,
Mooing just oponed in 11101311511 Corn-
er Store, formerly 000upiotl by 11, :1111•
oolin, Brussels, the npposlt0 tinnier to
tits 1'netnlliao. ..
SOT SEALS !
(At all reasonable 11011(e)
1:.::' FOR TWENTY CENTS,
A call is especially solioitod and ovary
attention will se paid to Patrons. A 1un-
ited number of Lady and Groutle,nan
Boarder's wanted,
!'AS, BPDADFOO1', Prop.
`p r'I l>N V'i' '1'(t LOAN !
any Alnnnut of Money to Luan
on Parol or Village .l'ro-
perty, at
G 46-1 Per Cent. Yearly.
Straight Loftus. with privilege
of repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
if JURCN ANI) BRUCE
Loan &Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Money
011 Farm SOourity at Lowosa.
Rams olv INTEREST.
11ortga ;es Purchased.
SAVINGS BANK 1311/118001.
8, 4, and 5 per cent. Interest
allowed on Deposits, according
to amount and time let.
OPPICP.—Corner. of MMIarkot
Spare and North Street, tiode-
ric11.
Horace Horton,
IA aalsr,.
The Attention of the Public
is called to the fact that the
Br kSm(eLto
Mill
will give
INT -CT I INT T1
AI AI
L
—IN—
Tweeds, Yarns,
Blankets, .ZCGnite18,
Unrlc7'0to4lbi1i4, 6'e'
for the nest 80 days,
t
Br!Jeo,�a c Kive1• >.
in Knitted Goods.
To Secure the
Bid'' Beeduetiont
you Must bring the
.6401'0
Try the Brussels
!'ool n '6�.