The Brussels Post, 1889-1-4, Page 6illetastitenteatetemorosserawsienossecossummaitnavr
TOWN N I IR•ECTORY.
11111 ua,::
Curium.- .. Sabbath Servioos
at 11 mat. and G:30 p.m. Sunda} School
at 3430 p. m Rev. John Ross, 13. A..,
pastor.
Reox Cnvncu,-Sabbath Sorvioes at 11
a.m. and 0:30 p,m. Sunday School at 3:30
p.m. Rev. 0.13. Howie, M. A„ pastor,
Jow's Menem -Sabbath Services
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at
0:30 a.m. Rev. W. T. Cluff, ineumbent.
Marnoeisv Cnrncu.-Sabbath Services
ak 10:30 a,m. and 0:30 p. m. Sunday
School at at 3:30 p.m. Itev. M. Swann,
pastor.
WARN O.lrnoLrn Comae. --Sabbath Ser.
vice third Sunday in every month, at 11
a.m. Rev. 1'. J, Shea, priest,
S.Lvlrtos Anse, -Services at 7 and 11
a.m., 3 turd 8 o'clock p.m, on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 3 o'olook, ak
the barracks. Capt. Smith in command.
Onn 11:r.Lows' Lonos every Thursday
evening; to Graham's block.
\L soxtc Lever Tuesday at or before
fall moon, in Garfield block.
A, O. U. W. Lenon on first and third
Monday evenings of each month.
Poeis'u:ns' LODGE 2nd and ;est Monday
evenings of each month, in Simile's hall.
L. 0. L. 14 Monday in every month,
in Orange Ball.
Posy OFF/CU.-Office hours from tt a.m.
to 7:30 p.m.
Mrrneitres' Ixerrrrr1:-li.eading Room
and Library, in Holmes' bl,ck, will be
open from 0 to $ o'olookp.n,. Wedn'sdays
and Saturdays. Miss Minnie Shaw, Li-
brarian
Bnrsslcr,s W. C. T. II. hold monthly
meetings on the Ord Saturday in each
month, at 3 o'clock pan. Mrs. Swann,
Pres. ; Mrs. A. Strachan, Seo'y.
Tows CooxcIL.-W. H. McCracken,
Reeve ; R. Graham, J. Aunt, D. Strach-
an and J. M. McIntosh, Councillors ; F.
S. Scott, Clerk ; Thos. Kelly, Treasurer ;
D. Stewart, Assessor, and Jas. T. Ross,
Collector. Board meets the 14 Mnuday
in each month.
Scnoon Bouin.—Bev. Joo. Ross, B.A.,
(chairman) F. S. Scott, H. Dennis, T.
Fletcher, J. Hargreaves and A. Hunter.
Sec.-Treas., W. H. Moss. Meetings 1st
Friday evening in each month.
POnLio Scnool, Tw ones,-Jno. Shaw,
Principal, Miss Richardson, Mies Humbly,
Miss Abraham and Miss Taylor.
Boaan OF HNALTn.--Reeve McCracken,
Clerk Scott, J. H. Young, A. Stewart and
T. G. Skone. Dr, Holmes, Medical Health
Officer.
r{ Ijzl rest's garnet-.
SOMETHING TO D0.
Dean Burn AND Gnus :-Iie'rn',s a
pian fir you to make lone r1•..niI�
an:1 bt .•ia days pa•', quick:y. To
execute 11 you need a blank book
made c.f thick paper, a Lead 1,, , ail,
to box •"f l:amts, and a heats, c 1,,u111
dug the flans of all nations. You'll
find the Sega in to..;:, rlplain's
Yoneg Folks' Cyclel,aedia of Com
morn Things," or in a modern Web-
ster's Unabridged 1)1441 ❑nary.
Slto1e.t your flag us hn r ,
the model. Perltap•' ye: ,'ilweed
the help of older fiegera to draw
Austria's eagle end ~den's alephant;
yet I imagine you'll find is fun to do
them every bit 4onrse vet'.
Lasts paint. the flags. Tlieu write
the name besale them of the coun-
try ilio,' rt ['resent ; and underneath,
the name of the ruler c•f Ibnt c•'an-
try. If you dr11't lar-lv ti,r tui. 1Y'
names you Call find thew iu :ile
9.wtricuu Alm nee, pnh •I!, 1 •y
the librarian of the 13Ln
Library at: Waehil gt,.n sinal sold uo
news stands for twenty five cents.
The rulers' names learned, you
u)a; want to know Alton lit: inlets
themsciv,s. On,iroh yt
new Yowl 'a Compass' ,, a nit :i
ren's magazines. You'll get 11 lot
of clipping. Put them in neatly
Labelle,. envelopes to a•tait :i Christ
masamen book. Go through your
mothers aid Harper's B•,zer' end
your ft. 'ler,'a Harper's rttea,
for itic.a es of their royal. ins I. rte
enroll , ill we -I repay you Out
them ou ready for the Bristol
board and portfolio Santa Olause
may bring you. Soon you will
Ascii a big box to hold yt-.ur • s
are ani afterward you will feud
then nlo,t interesting to your play.
nos ee, <4; ae); ea yourself ; when
tir, ani ',awes hey want something
to l ,t'tr But, beat of 'ill, you
wl:i l)a you have gained 1 4104
plea' all Is1107.l..age in a picas:alt
way ScetooL I1OA'ANt.
.1' id, ord, N Y.
,OUG \Ii. -
ll. t f leo ( I i rt have is
u . ro1 t. • s 41 j ,.,,1 of
all ;, r tr i,'-1 ,
C -r. 1 8.14.,:•actiVa icing
and 1. ha : 1, l'.41 pus l41 candy
shop tvi b ut: ;,:C ? in and spending
a fete 1 :.:du, 1,r eat least ca0!iog
Ion :lug and wistful glances at the
tempting display in the confection
er't. window, When made of pure
sugar, and e<.ten moderately, candy
is wholesome ; but, like many other
good things, it can be abused by
too con':atallt irons too excessive
nee.
Sugar la the sweet subettinco of
plans, stirred up for our use. And
mos` all 00 you know that much of
the sugar we use conoa from the
sugar cane, by crushing the cane•
etallco between cylinders, collecting
the jaice, and evaporating it by
boiling in largo open vessels, The
portion that crystalizes, forms raw
or brown sugar; the syrup is mo.
lames The raw sugar is shipped
from New Orleans and Cuban per• '
to some of our northern eiti.s,
it is refined. The c uof io lustre lu
Brooltl.vn is the refining of war,
and my children who •ivs lu -Init
city know that all along the Eaet
River are many tall brick buildings
galled auger refineries, iu whish
brown auger is converted Tufo white.
Grern ooru atolls, also yield sugar.
In France, touch -tiger fs made
from beet roots In 'Vermont and
other States, the ample 'roe yields
delieit.u9 auger, which 11 ..eve in
cakes to the deligb' of nitlldr:<n, pr
melted lute syrup, t0 I e used i11
the wiutor on but Nowak.- Theo,
is still atttdher kind of mer in!
ported from G"rnnany. I i. cot tell
grapy sugar. b-ot.nen esti 01.tl'l'
nbtludau1 in !ceole.. N • tee tu..
white, sw.,et grains i i
aro grape sena • T'10 stun ' In; tl
of tt ,r is pleuti`lll in frtl' t
sweeter the fru]', the to :e an o. 1t
contains 011 trio, leo • rt htt'1n
per cent of Fin fir. Some ye:rn
go, before any of my cli• lr' 1 wore
born, swear '('aa produced 111 v'^ y
email tjlllnil'I`8, end e. ',l - . , h.
apolhecarf s (is (t lnxu y N
everybody use, it in t•••., e fe.,',
cocoa ; fn pudding', mos. chic s
and jellioe, etc We have it on t'c
table at ev.a_c meal It pre.o•rve-
fruits by separating their inter,
and fixing it in the syrup, and by
excluding the air. Sone use it to
preserve meat and fish, Ire a roach
smaller quantity is required than of
salt. You often hear of sugar
cured hams. The properties of
sugar may be summoned up iu this
way. 1t is sweet, soluble, funiblo.
sparkling, erumbline, brittle, and
nutritious It i. estimated that one
Inilliou tons of sugar are produced
every year. Tho large' lye n l of
Cuba, prod noes the greet e•t amount.
The Stale of Loeitiaua yields en
immense supply of both sugar and
molas-es Vats' numbers of town
aro bu-y in vii ions parts t,( the
world, working o1• the suger pl.•.ut :
tions, preparing the raw article for
sport. ',Chen many 440/1011 ce-ry
this wonderful production to other
ports, where lrorktnen change it,
complexion from brown to 'shite,
Al. last, grocer- sell is to n; for
many nurpoeos.- Christian at
Work.
V aar•ietlei•..
Ila that impugned thy frit•ud to
thee will likewise impar;❑ ll.e to
illy friend.
aaarchlxt ut:niverswly in
this country was chi.:fly noticeable
for its Lock of anarchy.
The young m111 who Lae teamed
to ork late solved the greatest ,,:
r lbloiuu that tends td entios,13
Thom iz uothiug •11at you and I
maks so many blunders about az
the aktaal amount of our junior
ranee.
That elute of life is the most hap-
py where superfluities ar,., not re-
Tuvecl, and where necessaries are
1L1 wanting.
Tho creed of a narrow mat. -If a '
fried changes 1114 'hied, •e is a
traitor; if a strauger clues not thief;
ex you do, he Is a fool.
Esso:. says 111.41 "the resistance
o e;if lo the ete04rio current it i
8,000 ohms." Aud a calf is not a
fair test of resistance. Try a mule. o
Pesitiveuesa as a mOsi aosurd I6
foible. 1f you are in the right it 1
lessons youa triumph ; if iu the
.ttottg, it adds aheme to your de. e
fe,1t.
A theological spstem winch den
nes the divine purposes is a system
without a God. A. system winds a
deuie, free agency is a system with-
out. 4t elan. a
Yoe fill a man with religion, and r
you could no more get him to go to 0
the theater of the club than you T
conal toll is pig out of a corn pen o
with gravel. q
le. P.iddl",tbo Roston leturar,ia 1
giving public readings from Brown. I p
1n5. It is au iutereating coiucidonoe 1 tL
that both the lecturer and hie sub ru
jt:ct are Riddles. lc,
Young iluuaowiin (to husband u
who says he knows how to eoolt)- f c,
How sol i- 30 Sun broil 4) cuic'•' 41.
•
-1.*.11; Nett Ula , et' -- ntiw ii
10 t+ is for 011ie! n
Lrttl o l ( (t , ;s eo t ccnstunl 1 ;
te, sae baby (in.:it that she think, it .,
1r. his natural mode of travollinr,'1--- ,i
011 Ieatuma, wino quick Baby a:,• tri
standing old his hind lo'ze. wi
When asked why woolen never n1
haus abetting on their throats what, oe
is celled the "Atlion'o apple," a sour v
old baeholor said -Oh the foist wo •
HUM atvallowecl h,r. apple! Adam's
stuck in hie throat. Iso
Mr. Pewront-Your Herman oft le
Economy tine horning, Doctor, was
alienable dieconrse. Dr. Church- Iii
mus --'Plank yeti; ft seems to bo op- an
predated by the appearance 00 the d
contribution basket.
Young wife--I'ortorsl See hero a1
sir, your dog as rue oft with a B.
whole apongo cairn I left outside to in
cool. 'i'1'amp-Don't worry, mum ; 011
that clog's 'tougher than ho loolca, si
Ile kin eat any tiling, ua
THE BRUSSELS POST
A pewee is of the nature a t. u•
qtr t;
For then both parties it h 'rn .111 b•
du1t1,
Aud neither party loser .
Sometimes It is hard to tett
whother'a man is firm 111 i•rinoiele
or simply' ubetio te, but l turn,
himself never expresses , 't , douhi,
\Vh(lrever there it • eeeesivr,
well It nesse iN oleo 1n tl) i' lin ,•
11 eX,Ctreeiv4 poverty, a; writ re the
sou i.. lai.iliteat the ,'hale is de
deep',:
Sirs Selby-Doctah, tin oldie don
5,(44 , s„,.ilot' )a pint oh ink. Doom
Hot) yu' uuu ennythinr i'�,' de t,
lie' eb 14101? 71t's Selby • 1's dna
mode 1111❑ eat free shoats v.: cleans
parer, 1 etch Wee dot rite?
Lave lioy (at (oyster. indo'.;
-li,.n:nl , won't jou ney rel '.i top?
uttmula (meditatively) It ..,11 strut
h, to., wilt t0 -still tela. Well,
hen, hay me a doubt rrp ::r al, d
41 s m0 new skates, •„au we'll 1,
t4 1„(1 5 •
'There are two ways to dispose til
-l:'3pieiatll.
ami one of them eilou: l
'Il i'rs 1):, osoop't•d, It 'my ()Mice
nu eilted to the bottom, and it
nth -r- r established once fu'
all, or it may be abandon, d as nn
o,•tlly of a place in the thoughts,
Which of these two methods to
l ,p' must dopeud npou many air
0nms1entes If there a. n Brave iu
e' eats to j ustioe involved, as in the
cetsn of annpnsed disbou•. •l., if the
saint we fear is One with lvhfoh wu
have personal concerns, Lod if the
suspicion appears to be w, 1 founded
t ,en uudonbtedly it is our duty to
examine it
Household Hints.
Keep largo pieces ,,f charcoal u1
damp corners and dark plaeee.
Lamp oil such rubbed ill will re qq
move the white spate on trebles ^�� ®6� ®%
oauerd by Lot plates, .
Coffee is improved by keeping i •1
It cool, dry placo, hut, loses its flay.)
10 kept rung after bro ;ling.
What ibis oonulry needs is more
hn'bauub to keep their wives,
scissura, and kitchen knives al)atp.
13urtw it the rlusl.13 water is
gond Ivy ,vbiteuiug i;- cheats that
have b:.come yellow by lywo, away.
Anything fryltlg iu rt pan aril
cook mt.oh more quickly and evenly
if another fryingpan is tur17') over
it.
PSS( B[OUflOit
A Well
Assorted
Stook of
lAS G [ODS
To Eand sand More
To preserve the elasticity of
India r ,uber, ' ash it five or six
times a year v, tit silently alkaline
Mater.
A brilliant b, .4411 v..r 1is11 for iron
st:,vex and lir pbace.t fa .do by
atirriug ivory blank iu c,.ilnwr3
shell:to var'lll.•I
Cracks i11 h .ors and pertltione
may be filled with commr,u hard
swap scraped and pressed .11. No
insect will venture through it,
In mixing mustard for table neo
novor acid vir tear, wh'ah 31 -troy
its lite and 1i.tvor. Boil_ nater f.,
moistt*nor• it one' let rile a•alor b0
come 1)10(13 .arm.
The best way when hot gre•tso
has bee soul1 t on tits floor is to
dash coil wit over it, 30 as to
harden 1r qtt slily and prevent 114
slrikiv!' 1' o • to boards.
A 81 ... , '.Iy to 00014 0, heat Il(t,h
a to p"" , it a buttered batting
disk at ,2t c bake mown in Use
yen, oh row, it 1a a hit buttered
ltillot . ,;yttler and ilia fold over
lite an nt.i,,t
Oilcl. ..huld 3114•'41 boajwasb.
11 iu b l• Hoop suds ; "say should
firet b.. a"he;l eloau with wild
water, t 1 rubbed dry with a cloth
wot in t Is filo sum,, treatment
pplics , ,tutu) or ohs al hearth.
A lamp atnutling its a cool ruoui
nd then filled full of cm 1 oil will
un eye. thtuogi1 the exptuisien of
11 whim Mato: where li la warm.
he lamp is blamed for i.,tltfag. To
bviate 1144±8, never fill rho lamp
elite fill..
It is claimed hat if melons are
melted lu tltwdust nod stored fu
u °eller' they will steep for several
eetlls. ilqunsilos may also be
rpt in the stunt way, bot caro
1it,t bei cseiaiw+cl, ria bruising
,uses tl em to rut.
.,o1L010IIa 1.4• tea,
tial. nt. ,' hut 1,,,t i thin. :icatt-
i• j, , �t ti a -t • r c147:111, 11,441 be
e till:t ) the juice of
vt.t ; ir•it10418 on hem ii.lso ; or
rusty bo cut alt and mixers
til LIMO, or they rosy be sr:rved
Lb strge.1' acrd cream aalone. They
take a popular desert with whipped
caul, swootenecl aunt flavored with
anilla, poured over them.
A lady at Belmont picked wild
wera in tido woods on Saturday
et.
A commercial traveller named
lis, dl' Toronto, was fined pi50
d posts at b'milh's Fills seine
aye since for flourishing a revolver,
Tho Renfrew w ohooi Board have
]pointed Miee 0, Alice Cameron,
A.,of Kingston, assistant teaohor
their high School, Miss Calver
is ki graduate) of Queen's 'Univers.
by. lobe will touch Modern Leg.
ties and have n salary of $700.
ALBUMS
a'
for
plena 1, Stook
Sou at Close
� ruins, ,apo
The,.
J1Bs,
Hymn Boo_is,
Prayer 3 BQ. s1
86u., &c,
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Briss�l.r PllrnihhIle Et
FUY,':'11CSit ELI Ir,.J 4'lY.'w4Y l l\
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I have a Splendid Stock of F1i1'111ture at 111y i+It(t1' rooms,
Tu.i',,bei1'lfy,
• f!'r'cf, hr'zb.s.5r.7,.s, consisting of Parlor and
Bedroom Suites, 8i Lie 1/0111'd 8,„ Tables, Chairs, Lounges, t1fc,,
that cannot be excelled for weal', or value. Always :t big
Stock to ChOOSe from.
:vitt 31? It:: .11 XA.II.. 13 alk. A.X .•. !
As I have a very large 11,nc1 well made stock of Bedroom
Suites and Sideboards I will sell thein at 5 t'eil,ift y r'f�d,GG-
ed Prices. We have made a specialty of these lines and
now is the time to make purchases,
Hand -made Furniture a special feature of our bus-
iness A large stook of tip-top ,;Ifozaldin c for Picture
Frames. Work done with neatness and despatch. A nice
lot of Pictures, Foot Stools and fancy articles for sale.
REPAIRING NEATLY ATTENDED TO.
A. full line of Caskets, Coffins and Robes always on
hand Two. JLearses and a t'i'er' tlel vci'?' l Vtl' ell in
connection with our Establishment.
T pay special attention to Cavity aid . Zr'tcr'irz,L
Embalming, having taken three series of lessons ail
Embalming from Prof. J.'cnouard, of Kansas, 11)1 1 having a
Diploma for the same, I feel confident in being able to do
this work properly.
A beautiful range of McFarlane, McKinlay & Co's patent
Lilz.ct, I irrdow .I;liitds to hand Every honsekL:eper
should sec them. Their arei»tncZae,s.
- AGENT for the KA R6 AT OR .; J ;T
Save money by Patronizing the Old Established Furni-
ture Emporium,
R. LEATH ERD ..-ilii
Oct, 17 noll-tf
BR US)5'Is;L S'.
R .,SLS-A,
:
We, the undersigned, call the i5.tteution of the I'nbli : to
the fact that we have put in some
NEW MACHINERY
and are now able to do better Work than has been done in
the past and as good, if not better, than most
MILLS IN THE PROVINCE.
We will endeavor, to the best of our ability,
to Please all Oustoniers and fill all Orders at
Shortest Notice,
Those Parties having WOOL would do well
to give us a call before going elsewhere,
We have a fine Assortment of
s� 1CTIc�� �1l ery
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TWEEDS, 33o.
KNIT - GOODS MMAD] - T- O R1 E
.I : D�I11r
Hoping you will favor L's with a Call, We
are, Yours Truly,
GE O. HOWE & CO„
BRUSSELS.
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