HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-2-1, Page 2'I'O%VN i)T n(TORY, I FLORELL's ROUBLES.
f Flame used to go every day to
Mezevteus CInTRon.-•Sabbath Services the pr tee white school hoose on
at 11 a.al and 6;30 p.m. Smulay School 1 the hill. She heel hecto at the !lead
at 2 8o p,- m. Itev. John !toss, B. A.,• of
pastor, the spoltiug class for a week. If
e
Kim.* Gurnee, -Sabbath Services at 11 i ahs could keep Benda week longer,
a xn.. end S:30 pan, SnndNI School at 2:30 ' her father would give her a rose
p,m.Ito . 0•13-11" M„1., pnator• wood oridol; desk fall of paper and
ti.ir
s. J'ona's Cur --Sabbath Services' Otte cull Ink
nt 11 n,m tn and 7 p.Sunday 3nhool nt p
0:80 a.m. Bev, W. T. Cliff, incumbent. Haw hard Fiorrf° studied !
Mr.Tuout4T Cornett -Sabbath Services One day she stood up to spell
at 10:80 amt. and 0:30 p. nt, Sunday buttercup, "But -but-'' she clam,
School et at 2:80 p.m Rev. M. Swann, meted.
pastor,
Timex C ttrtnew Citroen. --Sabbath ler- Ned Ross laughed and whisper -
vice third Sunday in every month” at 11 ed : "Go oo Miss Tongue-tied.'
a,m. Hee, 1'. 3. Shea, priC t. Morrie got very red to the face,
Snzv.txtex Attur.•-Services at and 11 nd s tol
aled it bettor instead of
ant t end Ht o'clock pan. on Sunday and
every cvt"ir t, in the week at s o'oloek, at but ted
the barracks. Capt. Smith in command. Then, very quiekly, Nod spelled
Oen Yampa's' Leics every Tlversday it right, and went above her. "Cry-
. aveuine,in Graitanis black. lathy ! cry-baby ! " be whispered,
111AsoNn, Lout: T'ues,!ay at or before
mid slyly pulled a look of liar bait.
fall 'goon rn Garfield block, Y Y p
A. 0 l' W. Levan on first and third Poor Florrie 1 When eohool was
Monday ,.venin. c of each month, out he ran home, and upstairs to
lvoen s•T,:ns' Lotti 2nd and Inst Monday
her own little room. Thorn alto at
eveninse of each month, in Smale's hall, gobbing olid er iu till the curse
1st '1letnbty in every month, camp to }see what was the
In pias; t• Iicr..-all. matter. up
Peer (ialzcr -- t?t;t .c hours from 8 a.m.
toe t ""I want mamtne !" she whisper
•t -atli=re Poore
and l it tt' m holm li ck, will bo ed. "'Please, dear nuree, seed for
o,t v •l ek pee. Wednesdays tnaroma.
nn iste, 11<s Mutnie Shaw, Li. 1.Itt'". Florrie's mamma was a
brrtiihutelred miles away, taking care of
Banes ex W. C. T. U. bold monthly rt seek sister. Her father wan at
mtet:n - to the aril Saturday in each
Stout(,. ,t ; o'clock p.nt. Mrs. Swann, his offroe, and would not be !tome,
Yrt ;tit A. t»traclean, Snn'y.
TORN (stilt.. -W. II. McCracken,
Ree e ; 11 Graham, 1 Ameut, D. Strach-
an and ,', MI McIntosh,Councillors ; F.
S Scot•, Clerk ; Thos Kelly, Treasurer ;
D. Stoa Collector. t Board meet, the 'T.t. Asiosser, andtint Monday
in each in .nth.
Scnoot, Botttn:-Rev. Sue. Ross, B.A..
(chairman) F. S. Seat, H. Dennis, T.
Fietcbei-, 3. Hargreaves and A. Hooter.
Sec. -Tress„ W. H. Moss. Meetings est
Friday evening in each month.
POticTo Scnoem TsacaEUS.--,iso. Shaw,
Principal, Miss Richardson, Miss H amblyt
Miss l.naliam and Miss Taylor.
BOARD or He:LTU.-Reeve McCraoken,
Cleric Scott, 3.H. Young, A. Stewart and
3. G. Skene. Dr. Holmen, MedicalHealth
Officer.
Oribitbrtri gamer.
unt•tl t•.a•time.
"Wuat shall I do ? T he c,bo
many trembles!" cried Fleerrie.
Thou mors° told F',"trrie &bout
Jooua, W110 Saye t0 U e ""(chin uu-
to tee all ye tbrie labor v,nd are
heavy laden, a:ad T will give ,you
rest."
Florr'te had heard about Semis all
her 12e ; but she had never before
free so sure that he was right there,
in the room with her, z'eady to hear
all about her trouble. She just
knelt down and told. him about it,
aud then was happy as ever. She
"cast her burden upon the Lord'!"
P ROST PICTURES.
Jack Frost is a wonderful painter Ittrove.
He comes from the region of glaciers and
snow ;
He works like an elf with his might and
his main
To cover with idyls each clear window
pane.
See this etching so dainty -a city of
dreams,
Where graceful and stately each frosted
spire gleams.
And there are brave soldiers, with visor
and shield
And glittering battle-axe crossing the
field ;
No sound of the bugle, no reveille call
Can rouse all the cohorts from Jack's icy
thrall.
Oh, varied and rare are the scenes from,
his brush,
How gaily he paints while all nature is
hushed ;
Full well does be know that one glance
from Ring Sun
Will spoil all his pictures and atop all
his fun ;
His touch is so swift and his painting so
white
I scarcely can see all their beauty to.
night.
HOW THE ANTS POUND THE
HONEY.
There were a great marry ants in
the house where Charley Vail lived,
and his mother had tried in every
way to get rid of them. They are
wise little creatures, you kuow, but
one (ley ebe thonght of ,t plan she
was sure would ettcceed. She bad
bought a large pot of honey, and
ane eats love honey just as well a+
any boy or girt you Peer saw. From
a beam in the collar eho hung it by
two strong cords so that nothing
could touch it-aud now she was
sure that they eould not oven know
where it was.
But an old ant who bad been
travelling that way walked down
one of the cortle and fodnd out what
a prize was there ; and before he
touched it himself off he went to
tell his relations and friends. Ou
reaching the spot with his company
the ant led them down to the sweets
below. How quickly they attacked
the honey I need not tell you ; and
after eating all they wanted each
took a load as large as ho could
carry and started for home.
Pretty soon there were two rows
of ants along the cord, ammo going
up full and others coming down
empty, and they never stopped no.
tit they had cleaned the pot.
"Tonight," says Itirs. Vail, a
day or tevo after, "you shall have
nom° honey for your supper, Char-
ley,'" but lot when she went for it,
there was not a speck there, every-
thing was at clean as a whistle.
Now, though the ante knew very
well how to help themselves to the
honey, you know they did not think
it was stooling. It wag all right
that they should help themselves to
anything they Mad, (!ed moult it
to be so. Ho wo can learn from the
tints not only to be industrious but
to do kindnesses to those around
tis who may not be as well off en
wo taro. No rlotibt the ant did tliie .
when ho went off for his friends.
E3RUSSELS POST
Tho Wolter had growls eloquent
iu picturing to his little pupils the
boanties of hoeveu, and he finally
asked, "What kind of little boye go
to beam 2" A lively little four-
year fellow with kiolctug boots fionr
fished his fist. "Well, yon may
answer," e,titl the teacher. ,"Dead
ones," shouted the little luau at the
top of hie voice.
G eesne of Thought.
Little btrokes fell great oaks.
Poverty is nob a shame, but being
ashamed of it is.
Fidelity in trifles is the ladder
that leads to greatness.
V arissticex.
A. Swedish eeientist claims to lea ea
discovered the esoret of artifloi ally
petrifying wood, by which moa' ;y l7e
believes edifiees may be b,a11t of.
wood and converted into stn ee. At
present the oost le aboat $coo pot
cubic inch, HO that the, died ' ary
dna. t t lr1 ,ruse en is An1('ttta'o ro
volution in building.
lishlison, the ie .tutee, says the
yellow•fevnr tier ,pt ie o tent"d by a
parasite that c „ma 00 tit° ground.
Olio of the b' .0000 vet this aseertion is
the notice .elle 'fact that a lino of
pavemaa' a hes 'been noticed to stop
it• ee' a vacotnniends gasoline to kill
the r,&,rasito, The pt.yeioiana, many
As you learn, teach ; as yon get, ° &tem, eooff at this; but as Mr.
give ; as you receive, distribute. 4lliee¢t bee bronght to light many
Trust no secrets to a frient' tsiyeterious results dist have h :•u
which, if reported, would make cr; ecofed at, there may bn a pvssibi,e y
enemy. through bttn, of rationing the 'rut.,
The race of maukiud ni3npd
perieh did they cease to oda alueh
other.
cause. Very tittle time, au.1 m, ons
has science yet employed in ne+ long
tine terrible dixtroynt.
The happiness or ttuiiwppistfiss of 0 W. Ot,treivn lrttelt act:wee:ish-
old age is nothing ed the task et %valid .•ti the
s but the extract of rt past tiro. water of the Hudson laver f,,sa r11
Tetnperar ry is a trio, whi31l has b,tnv "" 1C R'i irk
contentm , u0 ,oils, 1.1414'na
for its ' for its toots weal. peace ,,,tax 24 wile.,t. dsy. I I l:•nvs
4itui ' wont with the tide 'I•c ,
wore are tootle of e',l't r. 1 !1
brava. 'net. it. fly. feet l. • turd
a font with 1 t ,Ljr t •'' ! 0'l
it apace in tib r'',tl,,. for t!,- le, t.
Ou the bet ,'n n'0 'h,,.. 11..• .' ar
ranged thee. w, ten the r, ,tr, te.,
for er.l th•-v p. n: 1 n , . • . .
the bottom, noel etien tee. shed is et
rest they leine d, wnwtt;d, tore
paddle wheel I'ucl(ots
There are tutee things ev^ry One
should Attend ." Nen tut. x .1 c••!iwg
-yen tile, lett,, 11t1(e 4441t'r, owl un
adultcreted fool. Dif stilt a- the
food question is, with due mire it
can be not •tose,1. Pere air .,1 t e+. n
be mea urabty secured, even if the
/e. 'wiueet LMAC, Stay act WI on err,
d`Ar, 'than he was yesterday and to
nbcttrr'ow'tliau he is to-cley.
j, Natt re comes to the s nil 1t per.
• pelmet letter from God, freshly
written every day autt °atilt beer
Form the habit of being thankful
for your bleseinge. That is the
key to that wonderful gift, content
meat.
Take Seines always by the smooth
handle. When angry count ten be
fore .you speak ; if very angry, a
hundred.
Busy lives, like busy waters,
generally pure. Stagnant lives,
hke staguaut pools, br sed cor-
ruption. residence be in It malarial cheerio,.
Action keeps the soul in health ; But the problem of all most diflionit
whereas idleness rusts the mind,
A. curiosity in Wallingford, Oonn.
is a dog with three tails.
In Italy there are eight American
born prhncseses, seven marolnon-
esses, twelve countesses and a bar.
oness.
A Boston youug lady's definition
of love is "au inexpressibility ac-
companied with outward alloverish.
nese "
One great trouble with those who
go to the bad is that they do nob
think to provide themselves with a
return ticket.
Bell's mill at Pellston, Mich.,
ulow up, Friday afternoon, !tilling
the fireman, the head sawyer and
one other Sian.
A woman was naught smuggling
ruin iuto prohibition Maine in her
muff. She marched like a military
funeral with muffled 'rum.
Out of a party of seven pros-
pectors who lef Needles, California,
recently, in a small boat for the new
gold fields, four were drowned.
It requires but little faith for a
matt to bohovo he is made of the
dust after he has asked for credit
and found that his name is mud.
The house of Christian Rath, ten
miles from Redfield, Dak., was
burned on Thursday of last week.
The little girl was burned to death.
"Mamma," said little Ethel, after
returning from obnrch where a num
her of converts had been received in
the told, "1. want to get perverted,
too."
We know of several 1890 diaries
for sale olroap They are as good
as new, except Sint the first five or
FIX pages have been written upon a
little.
A Brooklyn belle, while at a ball
in that city, yawned, aud when she
tried to close her mouth found she
could not, bar jaw having been dts•
located.
She, examining illustrations in
Irlilton's "Paradise Lost" -"His
Satanic majesty looks thin, What
do suppose he lives on 2" He
(grimly) -"Fried soles.
A Western fakir is selling au ad-
justable engagement ring that can
be made to fit any finger. This is
something that young mon have
been wanting for a long time.
A Scotch barrister had a hard -
swearing witness under examination
who exclaimed at last, with well -as-
sumed indignation, '"Sir, a lis never
passed these lips." "Just so, my
friend," eau the barrister, "I notice
you speak through your nose."
An old count paid his addresses
to one of the richest heirossoss of
Paris. In asking her hand in mar-
riage, ho frankly said to her: "Miss
B.,I atn vory old, and you are very
young; will you do me the honor to
become my widow 2"
Mrs, Mimosa -Now, Johnnie, go
!ties your little sweetheart and malts
up. Johan -
le
No m T on't. tali•
p ,
w
tnosa--Go and toll her how much
y011 love her and flow sorry you are.
Johnnie -Guess not. Pa says he
got into a broaoh•of-promiso0a00 by
tolling it girl that, and had to marry
the old thing. i ain't running risks.
I ain't,
and corrupts as well as benumbs
all its active faculties.
Wo are members of one great
body. Nature planted in us a
mutual love and fitted us for a
s•ecinl life. Wo must consider we
were born for the good of the
whole.
The tender words and loving
deeds which rte scatter for the
hearts which are nearest to us are
immortal seed, that will spring up
in everlasting beauty, not only in
our own lives, but in the lives of
those born after us.
Kindness, sympathy and encour-
agement shown towards the erring,
will accomplish a thousand times
its meal, an rigid severity. If in-
stead of harsh worde that almost in
variably exert the 1nfluenoe of
crushing, wounding and destroying
the better impulses of the soul, the
hand of love is extended, the noble
nature in the erring one will be
awakened, and the life redeemed.
Among the South Sea Islanders
the word for hope is beautifully a x-
preesivo. It is '"manaolana," or
the "swimming thought" -faith
floating and keeping her head above
the waters. Tine is a striking defi.
uition, and equally as good as the
answer which the poor deaf and
dumb girl wrote in reply to the
question, "what is forgiveness 2"
"It is the odor which flowers yield
when trampled npou."
Set MUM BtSC'BLLA:17.
A little powdered pine oharcoai
tecatt.ert.a over a burn will allay the
lain almost immediately and great-
ly facilitate a tint".
Prnfe :eor Riley, the entomologist,
lets discovered an insect which preys
upon boots anti shoes. It can he
de,ttroetel by a vapor of bi-sulphide
•,f carbon,
Nearly every kiud of glees, es-
pecially that cone:ening manganese,
ie liable to change color by expos.
tato to sunlight. IIeat will restore
tbo color, however.
Iron end steel ere now usually
distinguished by the use of aqua
fortis, which, when ap plied to a sur.
face of steel, produce e a black spot,
Ou iron it has no effect, leaving the
metal perfectly oloau. By this test
the slightest vein of iron rn steel
can readily he detected.
The wee of the cotton -plant are
developing rapidly, Formerly the
fiber of the blossom was the only
part utilized. Then .the seed began
to supply a large proportion of the
"olive oil" and "lard in the coun-
try, and now the bull are found to
be cheaper and better than wood
for paper pulp.
A correspondent of the North.
western I1ail•roader:advances a our.
ions theory for the increasing pre-
valence of floods and rain -storms.
ITS says that utero are over 80,000
locomotives in use in North Amari-
ea, and estimates that from them
alone over 58000000000 cubic
yards of vapor are sent into the
(ctmoepil00O every week, to be re.
turuod in the forth of rain, or over
7,000,000,000 cubic yards tt day-•-•
"tlttito enough," he says, "to pro-
duce a good rainfall every twenty.
four Hours."
is bow to be sure of pure water.
The bsctorial germs that produce
inaliguant diseases are met
eaaily introduced into the syxtrm
by means of apparently pure •voter.
New York airy ix amazed to find ire
Orotou Latta system ie new receiv
ing rhe sewerage of 25,000 people,
the largest condensed milk factory
iu the world, 10,000 cows, 12,000,
horses, 15,000 flogs and 40 factor
ies. Tito absolute selfislineas and
heedlessness of many people is
shown m nothing more than their
readiness to volute strenmr used,
or liable to be used, for drinking by
human persot a Probably a good,
deep well, free from possible con•
tamination of sewerage, is our safest
resort.
•
One half of the Toronto police
force come from Simooe county.
Consideraole plowing has been
done nt Essex county this month.
An Amerioan speculator has offer-
ed $50,000 for the natural gas well
at Thorold
Peter Trembly, Reeve of Tilbury
West, has held the office continual-
ly since 1870.
Thomas McDcrmeti, a G. T. R.
brakemsu who lost a lag in Belle-
ville recently, has received a chock
for $1000 from the brakemen's
brotherhood.
A Kingeton hostler clipped a
clergyman's .horse matted of a
trotter, and the result is that the
preacher i4 driving an anim.tl which
looks an if it ; ad been prepared. for
the track.
rilliat
Durable a
Economical I
Diamond Dyes excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of' imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, weak,
crocky colors. To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
DYES for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c., &c. We warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamond and take n000tther.
A Dress Dyed p
A Coat Colored
- Renewed armerlts I>'en
t
GCEfd"f'$.
'A Child can use them!
' At Antget4(1 and Merchants. Dyo Book free.
WELLS, RiCHARDSON & CO,
Montreal, 1'' Q
Feb 1, 186()
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'READY FOR THE FALL AND WRITER TRADE 9F R8M
4,!i
to'tove mo
WE have one of thi' nicest assort-.
menta of COOK, li' )X, PARLOR
and COAL Stoves ever exhibited, and they will ie sold
at Reasonable Prices. Our
"ORIGINAL" Cook Stove leads the Van.
TO hand a large • Stock of new
S mal LAMPS and lamp goods. We
wish to call special attention to a. new range of handsome
HANGING LAMPS, They are dandies
A.11 kinds of Gran itwcar'e, Ctatler ;U, and Shelf
Goods always in Stock. Our Stock of Tinware
is always first-class and Goods we have not
got in stock will be made up on
Short Notice.
A.tjon
Rtook of !ilverware always on llan�t
People can save looney by trading with us. Call in
and see our Goods
Sept 23 "olt-tf
If:.L YCZi OTT 4' T UR,JV'B ULL.
FARMER ! FA
MER !
Look to Your Own Interest and get your (misting done at
Whore you will got Flour second to none in the Dominion, and
yield per bushel equal to the highest.
Chopping Done while You Wait.
Farmers Can Have Manitoba Wheat Flour
Without Extra Charge, if required.
SPECIAL PRICE GIVEN POR 500 -Ib. LOTS OF FLOUR,
All Kinds of Grain Bought for Gush.
CHOP, BRAN, SHORTS, CRACKED WHEAT AND GRAHAM
FLOUR ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS, BRUSSELS,
Oat 1, 1-m
0
STEWART & LOWIO.I•,
We, the undersigned, call the Attention of the Public Ca
the fact that we have put in some
NEW MACHINERY
ERY
and are now able to (10 better Work than has been done-, -in
the past and as good, if not better, than most
HILLS IN THE PROVINCE,
We will endeavor, to the best of our abi'l'ity,
to Please all Customers 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
ffinA15 9
ua.•LAofVV I ELLS
-TWEEDS9
1 - GOODS MADE— TO - ORM,
fopr e,
you will favorLIS with a Call,
We
are, Yours Truly,
GOHOWE & Co_t t1
E3RUSSELSk