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nirsoior r of Churches and Sooistissi
i1MELviLLE Cntmen.—Sabbath Serviuee at
11 a.U1 and 9 du p.m. Sunday School at
2: p.m, liev, Juo, dose 13. A., pnator.
Eine CAu11011-^Sabbath Sorviann at 31
amt. and ran pan. Sunday Sehnol at 0;50
p.m. llev. S. Junes, pester.
BT, ,iniix's Cllvnrn,--.Sabbath Services at
11 Ilan. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 9:80
a.m. Rev. tV. T, Oiuffu, iuonmbont.
METHODIST CuuaCu.—Sabbath servioes at
10:90 a.m. and 11:80 pan, Sunday School at
2:80 p.m. Pastor Rev. D. 0. Clappieuu.
11ol1AN CATnoLie CIIORCn.-8SRl,bath Bor.
vine third Sunday iu every mouth of 11 a.m.
Rev. P. J. Shea, priest.
One FELLOW'S Lonox every Thursday
evening in Graham's block.
MASONIC LODGE Tuesday at Dr before foil
moon in Holmes' blook.
A. 0. U, W. Lonna meets on 2nd and
last Wednesday evenings eaeh month,
FonESTEn'S LODGE 2nd and Inst Monday
evenings of each month in Smale's hall.
L. 0. L. let 1Ionday in every month in
Orange Hall.
POST OFFICE.—Office Hours from S a. m.
to7p.m,
MEC1ANICB' INSTITUTE Readiog ROOM and
tbrary in Holmes' block, over S. B. Smnle'a
store, will be open from 0 to 7 p.m. on Wed-
needaya and Fridays and from 4 to 0 p.m.
on Saturdays.
VARIETIES.
Every lean may have a price, bet
every other man cannot pay it.
Three incomprehensible things—
the infiinty of spaoe, the profundity
of egotism and the sublimity If cheek.
A Pennsylvania editor was fatally
stricken with paralysis while at prayer
not long ago. It is not likely such a
thing would oocur again in a thousand
years—in Ponneylvania.
Clergymen, Singers and Pubno Speakers,
will and ItobIae0n'11 rhospborizetl Emulsion
of tho greatest benefit to there, whore there In
any teudenoy to weakness of the throat or
Bronchial tubes, as it soothes the irritated
membrane, gives full.ton0 and strength to the
vocal means and imparts new life and vigor
to the enfeebled oonatitution.
..He tried to kiss me and I just told
him ti behave." said an irate young
lady after a sleigh -ride last night.
"Well, Aid he tries you ?" asked her
friend. "No, the idiot; he behaved."
"This is very trying weather," she
remarked from the midst of her seal-
skin. "Very," said her sympalbetio
friend. "It does give ono's husband
an excuse for hanging about the
house."
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum, hough
Hands, or old Sores of any kind that cannot be
healed? Even though ,t be of years standing
MoGregO r & Parke's Carbo ha Cerate will cure
it. Beyond the shadow of a 110000 it 1s the
beet healing compound ever known, Boils,
Festering!, Front Bites, Burns or any Skin
Trouble,
nos Haro
8 eaves & Co,, DrugSold
sts at as saute
A Sunday school teacher asked a
little girl of her class if she had been
baptized. "Yes," said the little, "two
timed." "Two times 1 Why, how
could that be?" exclaimed the teaob-
er. "It didn't take the first time,"
said the little girl.
Everything except the truest kind
of goodness appears to weaken and
get shaky in the knees when put to
the teat of comparison. Even the
wisdom of Soloman seems to shrivel
up when placed on a bench alongside
of a J.P. sitting on his first case.
PROMINENT among the greatest medical die-
coveries, by Rio many Duren it hue affected.
'DfoGrogor's Speedy Curo leads the yon. Bub -
looted to
been found to contain rune of l those injur.
tons iogrodionte characterizing the worthless
specifics daily offered to the public, Every
ingredient possesses a peculiar adantabihty to
the various complaints for which it bas been
compounded, and Its emoaoy le being oetrb.
110110d by teatlnlonlals hourly reosived. We
ere therefore confident that wo have a proper.
anion which we can offer to the public with the
000nranee that it win be found not only a 00.
Itel but 00 aboolote lure for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Indigostion,aonetipation and Im-
pure Blood. Free trial bottles at Hargreovoo'
Drug Store,
John Hamlin's nook and the house-
maid next door were enjoying an after-
noon gossip. "Just fancy," said the
housemaid, "last night while I was
undressing, all at once I discovered n
man in my bedroom, Frighteners ?
Well, I should say T wag frightened—
at first,"
"So Mr. Blank was here today ?"
Servant --"Yes, sir." "Aud you told
him whim T said, I suppose ?" "Yes,
sir." ''Did he take umbrage ?" "I
didn't notice, air ; but if he did he'll
bring it bank. He's a very particular
gentleman, you know."
Never Give lip.
If you are suffering with low and depressed
opirite, lose of appetite, gement' debility, dis-
ordered blood, weak constitution, headache,
or any disease of a bilious nature, b y all mean a
orocur0 a bottle er Iaootric Bittern, Yru will
be surprised to Bee the rapid improvement that
will follow 1 you will be inspired with new
life ; strength and activity will return ; pain
asd misery will Cease, and houoefortb you
will rejoice in the proles of Eleotri0 Bitters,
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by G. A. Deadman.
Kitchen Bepartea,—•Jlietress—
"There it, goes again Mary, do you
sae that door?" Maid—"Yes'um."
.Mistress—" Well, you have left it open.
Were you brought up in a saw mill ?"
,laid—"Nome ; 1 tillers lived with
families as can afford door springs."
It is interesting to note that in all
the advertisements calling for a part.
r,er with $15,000 011131, in n business
paying thirty per cent, with n0 work
and no risk the advertiser invariably
ende up with, "No experience neces-
sary," A man who has hn.d experience
in schemes like that isn't the kind of
man C.o advertiser is Looking for.
"Put down on roller skates," salt(
a Pout; lacy while with a party of
friends the other afternoon In a candy
store, "Yes, I uotlaod you were yes-
terday when I sale yOR et the rink.
You seemed to bo down most of the
time." And thou all the spitful sisters
of Eve giggled at their innocent sister,
zieeklru'e Arnie halve.
The beet ealvu II the woridtor Cuto,Iyruiee!
Soros, Clime, S alt Rheum ,Fever Sores, Totter
Chapped Rands, Obilblains, Horne, and on
Skin Eruptions, and positively emus Piles, or
nopny required. Itis guaranteed to give ppor-
leot oatlehtetiou, or looney refunded. Prim)
2t conte per box. For Salo by G, A,lloadman
A famous North Carolina clergy man
while preaching from the text, "He
giveth his beloved sleep," stopped in
the middle of his disooutse, gazed up•
on his slumberiug congregation, and
said : "Brethren, it is hard to realize
the unbmmtted love which the Lord
appears to have for a large portion of
my auditory."
Wife—What's the matter now, John? nue-
baud—Oh, that neuralgia and toothache near
kills me. wife—Why don't you go to John
Hargrosvea ,k 0o's. Drug Store and got a botulo
of Fluid Lightning? You know 1t aures all
snob things as Toothnuho, Neuralgia, Read -
ache, Lumbago, Earaoho, Sore throat, eta. 11
gives instant relief.
Patre ell.—There was a court-
martial held on a young offfoer who
had gond on a spree and had a fight
in a bnr•room. The bitr proprietor
1008 brought before the court and put
in the Witness -box. The p11800er was
placed in full view. "Witness, do you
recognize the prisoner?" "Yes, your
Honor, and most of the court."
A Great Discovery.
Mr, Wm. Thomas, of Nowtou, Is., nays
wife has boon seriously affected with a Bough
for twenty --five years,end this spring moro se•
verelyy than ever before, She had used nany
remedies without relief. Rud being urged to
try Dr. Icings Now Oteaovory, diel so, udth
most gratifying results. Tho firut bottle re-
lieved her very much, and the second bottle
has absolutely scrod her. She has not had 80
good health for thirty years,' Trial hottits
free et G. A. Deadman's Drug Store, Large
deo 81.
The seven ages of woman : At
twelve she wants to wear long dresses,
with a trail that will sweep up cigar
stumps; at siztoen site wants to be
a great actress : at eighteen she
wants a sweetheart; at twentyone
she wants a ltusbaud ; at tweutyfive
she wants him to stay home in the
evenings ; at twenty-eight she wants
her own way; at thirty she wants a
divorce.
Coughs and Colds that we so frequently ne-
glect, and which so often prove tho seeds sown
for a harvest of oOnonmpttou, obould have
immediate and thorough treatment. A tea-
epoonfal of Bobineou'o Phosphorised Emuielon
taken whenever the Cough is troublesome,
will relieve the patient, and persevered;in will
effect a euro ill the moss obstinate oases.
3 arm iorotes.
A correspondent of the North Brit-
ish Agriealtorist, replying to a prev-
ious letter, gives the following advice
regarding the best course to pursue
to bring young animals to the butcher
early. We may say that, at the price
paid for lambs three to four menthe
old, raising early lambs must be a
profitable undertaking. The advice
referred to above begins with the
mother. "To bring young animals
to the butcher at early ages," says
this correspondent, "it follows that
the mother be well fed, in order that
the offspring may be in a healthy and
forward condition when born, and it
ix for the owuer'e interests to keep
such condition on them and never al-
low them to bo checked." He advis-
es breeding ewes 0s early as possible,
and giving them, during the brooding
season, n half pound of oats daily,
with (an essential part of the sheep,
rations in England) a few turnips.
He wants the ewes kept in fresh con.
clition (not too fat), and particularly
denounces turaip•topl as producing
sickly lambs. When lambing time
ie approaching, give linseed, cotton
cakes, and oats to make up three-
fourths of a pound, and, after tomb.
ing, increase this to one pound por
day, and, in addittou, it few White peas
mid crushed maize will be found a
good thing. If there is any grass, he
says, let the ower and lambs on to it.
A great secret of success in raising
early ]Rebs is, according to this cor-
respondent, getting them to eat other
fond besides their mother's milk,
which is a troublesome task. For a
cross for this purpose he advises
Shropshire or Oxford rams on Leiees•
ter ewes.
Clippings for the Curfew.
There aro 2,750 languages,
Tho Romans used water ciooks
1(30 13. C. In 1120 A. D. the strik-
ing clock was invented.
A bright unworn cent of the coin•
ago_of 1804 was recently sold in Now
York for $200,
Sacramento Co. Cal., 010itns to
have the only licorice plantation in
the United States.
The highest denomination of the
United States legal.tendor notes, or
gold certificates, at $10,000.
Tho elocic in Tri lite church tywor,
New York city, 1 the heavist in
America. It talkaa tau mon over an
hour to wind itnp.
Scorpions and spidere proper
ly fed upon the juices of their vio•
time after lacerating them with their
IDE 13.ttIJSS.ELS POS'!,
jaws, yet fragments of insects have
been Sometimes found in their stony
Rohn,
'Tnllallaseee, Fla„ has n number of
soap trees, The berries are about
the size of a marble, yellowish iu ant-
ar, The seeds are boiled to mike
soap, In China and Japan the ber•
ries are used as a substitute for soap
just ae they are taken from the trees,
The Palestine bees are regarded as
remarkable, and recently a gentlemen
in Jerusalem forwarded to this conn.
try a queen bee by nail, the first ev-
er soot. It came through in twenty-
three
wentythree days, and within a week after
its arrival began to lay.
A Nevada rauohman has a herd of
hybrid cattle, crossed between a male
buffalo and the domestic cow. They
ere not housed luring the winter,
but fiud their foots and thrive where
other cattle would starve. 'Their
beef is said to be excellent, and yarn
has boon spun from their hair.
The number of plant specimens
known to botonists has been placed
at 100,000, it seems there are many
more still unknown. Last summer
an English botanist made an ex-
nursion of but 50 miles into the mount-
ains from Clanton, ()Luna, and of the
920 specimens he procured, fifteen
proved wholly new to science.
Josh 111llblgs' Wilde to Health.
Never run into debt, not if you can
find anything else to rue into.
Be honest if you can : if you kant
be honest, pray for health.
Marry young, and if you make a
hit keep cool and don't brag about it,
Be kind to your mother•in•law, and
if necessary, pay for her board at
some good hotel.
Bathe thoroly onoe a week in soft
water, ka86ell soap, and avoid bite
boots.
Exoroise in open air, bob don't saw
wood until you are obliged to.
Lail every time you feel tickled,
and laff onoe in a while anyhow.
If you have daughters, let your
wife brill; them up ; if she has 0010 -
mon sons she can beat all yuro theor-
ies.
Don't drink too much nu cider, and
however mean you may be, don't a-
buse a kow.
Don't aware ; it may convince yu,
but it is sure not to convince others.
Never get in n hurry ; ,you can
walk a good deal further in a day
titan you can run.
Never borrow what you aro able to
buy, and allwuss have some things
you won't lend.
Don't jaw back—it only proves
that you aro az big a phool az the
other phello.
Hold the baby haff the time, and
allwuss start the fire in the morning
and put on the tea•kittle.
Eat hash washing days and be
thaukphull, if you have to shut yo.n•
eyes to do it.
Canadian ]News.
The election for the Looal Legisla-
ture in South Winnipeg takes place
on March 8rd.
Brantford firemen have decided to
hold a tournament in that city on the
8rt1 of June.
Scott Act organizations are at work
in every ooustitueney in Ontario ex-
cept five.
Geo. F. Durand, of London, has
been chosen architect for the Perth
county buildings.
Toronto expended $1,207 in clear-
ing snow from pnblio thoroughfares
and drains lu ono week.
L. D. Monk, of Monet Elgin, has
purchased the Dinchesber Station
Cheese Factory for $1,505.
Meyer Moberly, of Collingwood has
volunteered to raise a colored regi-
ment for active sorvtoe in the Soudan.
The rolleution from the electric
lights in Detroit is plainly visible on
clear night( in Malden, 25 miles
away,
James Colbteugh, Mayor of Selkirk,
Manitoba, a former residentof Welling.
tou County, has been appointed Bursar
of the now 108aue asylum for Manitoba,
The requisite number of signatures
have beau obtained to the Scott Act
petition I'or the County of Ontario, and
it lits been deposited in the Registry
office at Whitby,
Jennie Harkness, of Ailsa Craig,
While warming his foot before the fire
the other evening, fell :warp and his
pantaloons caught fire and burned his
legs severely,
Charles Fitzgerald, Hamilton,
drank the °entente of a bottle of tur-
pentine—he says by mistake. Itis
wife intimated that be tried to deg ray
hie life. .Ile will recover.
Tho Quebec Government hits sub•
milted to the, ',,,oral Government a
new 111e1lorinl, by which it claims
$8,000 per mile forthe eastern portion
J�
of the D. 11., OE Itl U. Railway, which
sum mei asked last session, but nob
paid,
ole -1.1 aW ITO, 20.
Itwillpay the formers of the surrounding
townships to call at the
BRUSSELS FOUNDRY
:Ind
see Mir stOekof
PLOIIGIIS, I IIAllIfOWft
eUVk'1rL1f 143 CRAPE OCI'Tl;lte,
1[ 01tSb1 POWERS, S LANG It JLL3.1itt,to
Which ore get up specially to muotcbo Ivanis
of thob'urmiugoommuuity
Wo also giro spools] attention 1 o repni re of
every dosoription on
Steam Engine .t Rollers, Reapers. Mow.
,'rhreshingilaehines, l`longh q.
and any Lnpleinent n Red
on Sherartn
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
AT REASONABLE RATES
Fell stook of Sitcom, Weber and Ong Pipes
always on band.
We oordiialy inyito lnspootion at the old
tend BIM et„uoar the Poet (since,
WM. R. WILSON.
TU THE RATEPAYERS
OF
Bre els and.
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
In order to Save You the
Trouble of' writing to
Guelph for the GENUINE
BELL ORGAN, you can be
supplied at Mr OFFICE,
as I and the Agent for
this section.
1 give this notice so that
the Public may not be
compelled to buy INFER-
IOR ORGANS.
GEO LOVE.
BRussELs, JAN. 2nd, 1885.
11A1u'a ti, t8il5
MA1,1 \4 OTIT
PAD 0 K
Hardware Store.
Clearing Sale
.Pl'eviUft,S 10,S'tooh-takin,f1
Pricer••'/ Away DOWD.
—FOR -
30 Days Only.
NOW 18 THE TIME , TO BUY
Cheap Hardware.
J'ae. Orogen
33 BROADWAY NOUS E. 38
Read and don't forget that Ross Bros. have just Opened out the Larg.
est Assorted Stock of Tweeds ever shown in Brussels, consisting of
BEAVERS, FRIEZES, NAPS,
FANCY WORSTEDS, HALIFAX,
Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
and as those all have to bo run off this Winter to leave room for
Spring Stock you can depend on getting a Good and Cheap Suit or
Overcoat.
Call and Examine Our Stook
and you will be Satisfied that you can Buy Suits and Overcoats
Cheaper than any place else.
WE HAVE ALSO ENLARGED OUR STOCK OF
HATS & CAPS 1N ALL SHAPES AND STYLES.
OUR STOCK OF UNDERWEAR IS
ESPECIALLY WORTHY OF ATTENTION,
being of Exceptionally Good Value. Some Extra Large Sizes in
Shirts and Drawers of Good Quality, In
It
1i
wo Show a Complete Stock of Desirable Goods.
Suits Made to Order on shortest possible notice.
Call Early and Secure your Choice
as we intend Rushing these Goods off at Once.
ROSS
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ale's Old Stand,.
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