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TEF/ BRUSSELS LOST
Directory of Chnrchoo and Sociotioll
3iELvli.Lt1 Cannell. -Sabbath Servioos at
11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m, Sunday School at
2:30 p.m. 11ev. Juo. Ross, 13, A„ Pastor.
lisu Ont ncu.--aabbhth Services at 11
a.m. and 6:30 p.m, Sunday School at :1:30
1>.m,
Rev, 13. dories, pastor.
hr. Jaux's Chrncut,-Sabbath Servioos at
1.1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday Nehocl at 0;30
a.m. Rev, W. T. C'luffe, incumbent,
Mrruonuer Cat:no .-Sabbath Services at
10:30 a.m. and 0:30 p.m. Sunday Sohuol at
2:30 p.m. Pastorltov, Wm. Smyth.
Beset CATHOLIC! CalPncn.-Sabbath Ser-
vice third Sunday in every mouth at 11 ami.
Rov. P. J, Shea, priest.
ODD kar,Low'a Lonna every Thursday
evening in Graham's blook.
31ABosICLonan Tuesday at or before all
moon in Holmes' block.
A. 0. U, W. LonnE meets on 2nd and
last Wednesday evenings each month,
FonEOTOO'aLoaax 2nd and last Monday
evenings el eaoh month in Smalo's hall.
L, 0, L. lot Monday in every month in
Orange Hall.
POST OoPICE.-Office Hours from 8 a, m.
to7p,m,
MEcnA:vras' Iasi'rxura Reading Room and
Library in Holmes' blook, will be open
from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Miss Jessie Ross, Librarian.
Vex a i INT e at.
At the Iowa Agricultural College,
girls are instructed in the theory and
manufacture of butter and cheese.
Chore, whooping cough nag bronchitis tta-
mediatoly relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by
G. A. Deadman, a
In raising poultry, and the same is
true of all kinds of stock, only the
best should be retained for breeding
purposes.
TnaT hacking cough can bo so quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. \'le guarantee it. Sold by G.
A. Dominion.
Great Britian and Ireland contain
80,000,000 head of poultry, and Great
Britain's annual egg bill amounts to
$31,250,000.
Summoa's Cough and Consumption Curo is
sold by G. A. Deadman on a guarantee. It
cures consumption,
There are, in the vicinity of New
York city, several fine old specimens
of Cedar of Lebanon, and it is regard-
ed as generally hardy, providing it is
given a eniitable soil.
WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by G. A. Dominion.
Idaho has 30,000 ]lead of horses,
valued at $1,500,000, and 475,000
cattle, valued at $14,250,000.
Utab has 70,000 horses, worth $3,-
300,000, and 425,000 cattle, worth
$12,750,000.
BLEEPT-tea rights, made miserable by that
terrible cough, Shiloh's Curo is the remedy
for you. Sold by G. A. Deadman.
Cattle, and also sheep, aro quite
apt to suffer from disorganization of
the liver, but are probably not as li-
able to its rupture as the high fed and
pampered horse. A great fatality oc-
casionally occurs among sheep from
liver disease about the time of part-
urition.
(lawman cured, health and sweet breath to -
cured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, Price 50
cents. Nasal injector frog, Sold by Goo, A,
Deadman,
At a recent New York horticultural
meeting J. N. Coleman said that when
fifteen years ago he began to grow
strawberries, they were worth 40nts.
a quart. Now they are not worth
10 cents a quart, and the sale is un-
limited; and he was of the opinion
that apples were better than dnetord,
and strawberries better than both -
and he ate about three quarts a day.
The Oil Trade Review reports that
rich petroleum grounds have been
found at Deli, on the east coast of
Sumatra. After experimental bor.
lugs,
it well was found at a depth of
80 meters, which yields about three
hundred and sixty gallons in an hour.
When the last layer of earth was
pierced the oil rose in a strong vol-
ume to the height of two meters out
of the bore.
Sntnoa's Catarrh Romdey-a positive our°
f^r Catarrh. Diptbaria, and Canker Mouth.
Sold by G.A. Deandmn.
Brains require cultivating as well
as corn, and the farmer should tale
euough time from the cultivation of
his crops to at least road and keep
Hosted un the markets and current
'events. A farmer has as much reason
to read and study as any other busi-
ness plan, and a diligent study of
'what others learned by experienu0 or
research, added to his own practical
,knowledge, will be of Material benefit
and will give him amore exalted opin•
ion of agriculture.
Samoa's Vitalizer (s what you tlut.d for Com.
etipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and all
symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 76 cents
Per bottle. Bold by G. A, Doadman.
In no way can lend be improved
faster than by jndletous pasturing.
This sloes not consist in fallowing the
stool( to eat the grass off until the
sod is bare and brown, and exhaust.
lug the grass pints, or in extracting
all the substance in the soil, Enough
growth ehould always be loft on the
soil to protect the roots from the
scorching 900 rays. This alight
growth will keep the ground moist
and mellow, null the grass will malts
to larger growth and. more pasture
than when cropped too closely. In
fact, to pasture a sod s0 closely as to
::xposo the grass roots to tho action
of sun and frost is poor management.
VARIETIES,
.A. paper gavo nn aoonunt of a loci•
sty event, and, in ::peaking of ono
beautiful lady, of quite largo propor-
tions, it said : "Air's. --possessed a
form that ,luno might envy." Tho
editor wont home and loft a subord•
Mato to got out tho paper that "Aire,
--.-poseossed a feral that Jumbo
might envy."
Soothing Advice, --"My dear," said
a frightened husband in the middle
of the night shaking his wife, "where
did you put that bottle of strych-
nine 2" "On tho shelf next to the
peppermint." "Oh, Lord!" he
groaned, "I've swallowed it," "Well
for goodness sake." whispered his
wife, "keep quiet or you'll wake the
baby."
"I hear yon were out late again
last night' Smith. Don't you think
you aro carrying that sort of thing a
little too far 7" "What's up now ?"
"Well, your wife ie liable to take a
oold getting up to find the keyhole
for you at all hours of the night,"
"Oh that's all right, old fellow. I
generally rap her up well before she
Domes down."
A. widow who had recently lost her
mother, attended a spiritual seance
and desired to communicate with the
spirit of her husband, "Have you
met dear mamma in heaven George
Henry ?" Promptly the answer came
back : "I have, and I'm going dowp
to eheol to spend the summer." Here
the widow said the medium was a
"mean, nasty thing," and the conned'
tion was broken.
Hanington'e -`Quinine Wine and Iron," taken
according to Creation s, produces buoyancy of
enirita,vlgor of mind, and gives lasting strength
to the whole system. Bee that you get ''Iian-
ington'a," the original and genuine.
He Wanted Thunder Rods. --
"Well," admitted the agent, "I think
myself that thunder is the more dan-
gerous of the tao. What you want
is thunder rods ?" "Have you got
thunder rods?" "Oh, yes ; the blase
tipped rods aro for lightning and
nioklotipped for thunder ; but the
latter costs a little more." "I guess
you can put up a few of them thunder
rods. I don't mind paying n little
extra EP long as I feel safe.
No lady who delights In flowers and likes to
Bao them do well and bloom abundantly should
bo without Hanington'e Food Dor Blowers,
Ordinary packages 90o-Buelcieat for 20 plants
fur ono year.
A man in New York has inven:ed
a water -proof ottp for the email boy
to draw over his head while in swim•
ming, and expects to be as rich as
Vanderbilt within a few years, When
a boy can come home from a swim-
ming picnic with dry hair he will
think tho day of jubilee has come ;
but if the New Yorker can attach a
contrivance to his cap that will pro -
vent the youthful bather from getting
Inc shirt turned inside out while
climbing over a fence his sales will
increase 100 per cent.
Horsemen, Altentlon 1
When your horse is galled, scratched so out
or has an ugly sore, bathe twice daily, and ap-
ply McGregor & Parke's Carbolic Gornto, 1t
is undoubtedly the 0noot healing and oleanetng
ap"lleation for it, Be euro you got McGregor
at Parkes. Bold for 25e. per box, at J. Bar.
grooves & Co's. Drug Btore.
The commercial traveller of a
Philadelphia house while in Tennes-
see approached a stranger as the
train was about to start, and osier :
"Are you going on this train ?" "I
am." "Have you any baggage ?"
"No." "Well, my friend, you can
do me a favor ; and it won't cost
yon anything. You see, I've two
big trunks, and they always make
me pay extra for one of them. You
get ono checked ou your ticket, and
we'll euohre them. See ?" "Yes, I
see ; but I haven't any ticket." "But
I thought you said you were going
on this train ?" "So I am. I'm
the conductor," "Oh ?" He paid
extra as usual.
Cholera Preventative.
In order to withstand Cholera and snub him
epidemics a perfect purity o1. blood, and the
proper motion of the stolnaoll aro required. To
insure that end, in the cheapest, most availvbto
and ootnploto manner, use MoGro Dr's Speedy
Cure for 1) yayopsfa and Immure Blood. There
is no purer enter or more rt.liablo remedy lu
existence for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costive -
nese, etc, Ask your neighbor or any person
who has used it. Bold by J.ltargreavos & Co.
Trial bottle given tree.
A Remarkable Operation. -It hap•
peued on a Pullman car between Now
York & Chicago. Dinner having been
finished the gentleman assembled in'
the smoking room to enjoy their oig•
ars. "During the time I hits in the
war," said the quiet man, "1 saw the
most wonderful thing in the line of
Burgles' operations. A friend of mine
was shot through the right breast,
the bullet passing clear through him,
The quickness of mind of a companion
undoubtedly saved his life. Ho wrap-
ped his handkerchief around tho ram-
rod of his gun and pushed it through
tho path made by the ballot, cleared
the wound of all poisonous load. I
know it is hard to believe, but gentle-
men, tho man still liven to tell the
tale." "Which man ?" inquired tho
slim passenger on the opposite seat
quietly. "The wounded one, of
course 1" exclaimed the soldier, scorn•
fully. "011, I beg your pardon. I
thought it might be the other."
M1SCE I,l,ANEOUS•.
Ninety per e'nt of the Chicago lad.
ies show their tongues \v11o11 walking,
the prevalent style being to roll the
11p joat to tribe over the lower lip,
Watermelon seed pools aro the new-
est style of gambling. Each play-
or puts In a quarter, or any other sum
agreed upon, and makes his guess,
then the melon is cut nod the seeds
aro counted, and the best guossor
takes the pool. Something over six-
hundred seems to bo the average
number.
The size of tho Scriptural papyrs
recently found is ouly 3}x41 centim-
etres, and has upon it in all 105 let-
tere. The form and style of the let -
tors male certain that it dates from
Ile third century, or more than a
hundred years older than the oldest
extent manuscript of the Greek Testa
ament.
Phildelphia is about to have a
crematory. It is to eosl $40,000-
11 acres of ground having been so•
cured near Afanavank. A very large
number of influential gentleman aro
interested in the scheme. Sufficient
money having been subscribed to in-
sure the success of tho plan, it is said
that the cremlttory will be built this
fall.
Conch shells come from the West
Indies. The natives who gather them
are called "Conks." They bring the
shells to this country only in the
months of May & June, using, them to
fill out a cargo. Oonch shells wore
formerly used for making jewelry, but
they have now gone out of etyle even
for house and lawn decorations.
Professor Biokmore has been lent-
uring to the public school teachers of
Now York on flies and mosquitoes,
How does it fly fly ? asked
tho professor. While the wing is
comparatively narrow, it makes up
for it in lateral motion. The wings
do not boat back toed forth in one
plane, but snake, as it were, a fignro
8. The wings of it fly vibrate 880
times a second, which goes to show
its muscular power.
•
Canadbaxa News.
At Montreal 2 -year old child took
Sonia lye which had been left within
its reach, and died in terrible agony.
Tis health of Ottawa is unusually
good. Tho hospital is almost desert-
ed, and no diseases are reported in
town.
Bowie, coloured, who stabbed Alex.
Mitchell at Chatsworth, Out., has
been captured and jailed at Owen
Sound.
There is it rumor current to the
effect that Hon. Ales. Mackenzie is
about to accept a government position
and retire from active political life.
A novel entertainment, in which a
game of oboes with living figures will
be the most prominent feature, will
be held at Galt, August 12t1.
Fire did $1,400 damage to W. J.
Searle & Co.'s varnish works, Brant-
ford, Friday morning. Insured in
the l4orcantile, Mutual & Quebec.
Mrs. Mulholland, a Hamilton wom-
an, cut her husband's head severely
last week in a drunken row. Tho
man was taken to the Oity Hospital.
The business failures fur the last
seven days reported R. G, Dunn & Uo.
number for the United States 192,
and for Canada 23, as against 225
last week.
During a thunder storm at Dunn-
ville Thursday ni;ht, R. McNichol,
of Moulton, had throe heath of cattle
killed by lightning, and Herr, a neigh-
bor, lost three cows.
Duncan McKenzie, charged with
the $5,000 robbery of the town treas•
uror of Harriaton Mich., was dtso.
charged by the Judge on examination
Saturday at Iftngoton.
The cost per pupil in the public
schools of Ontario is $0.09 ; and in
high schools ,$29.47. Tho Legislative
grant por pupil in the public schools
is 54 cents ; 10 high schools, $7.17.
The people have to pay the balance
directly.
The (i year-old son of John Herbert,
M. U. R. machinist, who lives on
Hemlock street, St. 'Thomas, was
found ou Sunday to have fallen head
first into a water barrel. Fortunate-
ly he was discovered in time to save
hie life,
A prize of $20, offered by the
National Harness Review, of Chicago.
for the best essay on harness making,
open to harness mon in the United
States atld Canada, has boon award-
ed to Josepli Lupron, of Woodslee,
Essex county.
Tito solicitor of the Prince Albert
Colonization Company has common°•
ed proceedings by petition of right
against the Government, to recover
$20,000, with interest, this being the
amount paid by the oompany for
lauds iu the neighborhood of i3atoello.
The Oompttuy olabil they wore never
able to got possession of their land,
as a portion of them wore occupied
by half breed settlers,
1.11OR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGN -
ed has 4 head of rattle 11 steers and 2 (1011.
ors, rising 9 years old, for soh', Also 2 colts, 2
years old and the other a y,arilnt'• ahs oat-
tlo are on let 0, con., 1, (i ray, and the colts aro
on lot e0, con. 8, Morris, Ler further pat'tion•
lars as to primps. apply to
ALEX, 11eLONeILD,
-Ha 14E0, eon. 4, (lrey.
g•OUS1, & LOT FOR SALE, ON
11 Qucou troe 1, T11pro 10 ores a shop on
tile Lot that could be utilized for a stable.
Will be sold (1n rrgelnlabl0 terms. Apply to -
A, 13AWTIN41111('ilt
WM. BLAS.HILL,
73otohor, thanking h15
tunny easterners for their Libor•
al support for the ,est six years
wlehes to inform theta that be-
ing burnedout of the old stand has fitted tip
a shop to 8malo's Block in Aret•olass style
where he hopne to Boo all the old euetotnore
and as many now 0noa10 coo fit to give bin: a
call. I keep nothing but first-class moats, all
kinds of Poultry and Saoeage Moat. Dol ivorod
to all parts of the Town Free, Cash paid for
Yat Stook,
CLEEANLINESS
-NEXT TO -
GODLINESS.
--0-
The subscriber is pioparod to do all kinds
of Painting, suoh as
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
PLAIN OR ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
1 -0 --
PAPER HANGING, KALSGMIINING
-AND-
Graiuiva• a Specialty.
Spring time will soon bo at hand so leave PERUVIAN
your Orders Early. Work done in the SARDINIAN
most satisfactory manner and satisfaction
guaranteed. I will bo found at my old
shop north of the bridge.
AUGUST 7, 1885
BRUSSELS LIME WORKS
STILL AHEAD.
'ICC) '%'VN & r4ON.
no subscribers take Olds opportunity of re-
turning (1la1111Bto411,,1ntfblbtnts of Mussels
anti vicinity for past patronage, and hog to
state that haying made several improvements
in Owl rltlll maml11)(1(18 of burning, they are 11100
in a butter position then over bofuro to a,ttPlY
the Pu bile wl th L'irst-ohtoo Limo,
This being the eleventh season of our busi-
ness 40mlings luBrussels, and having given un.
goal( nod satistaotimt so far, Aho publlo can 70,
ly an reaet\'ing good treatment and it drat -class
article trona 010, L'trsl-olass Lime at 14 cents
at the kiln and 16 conte delivered.
We also burn a No.1 lino for plastering at
tho beano price,
llotnombor the spot -Brussels Limo Werke,
TOWN & SON.
40
ALLAN LINE,
-or
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
`T` ]FD1 AGI3 §5531:3
To
civzial'OOL,LOr(n0A'AI.it It 4tn.scoW
LONDON,HNe
--
Moorage, 012, Liverpool, Londonderry
Queenstown, Glasgow, or Belfast to Quebec
and alway sae low as by any first-chisel(ne,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
SAILINGS FROM QUEBEC.
SA.BMATIAN ,Saturday, May Ot11.
POLYNESIAN " 16th.
CIRCASSIAN. " 23rd.
PARISIAN " 30th,
June 6th.
' 18111
SARRMATIAN,` " 20th,
POLYNESIAN " 2711.
UIIt0A8SIAN July 4th.
PARISIAN
PERUVIAN " 18th,
SARDINIAN" " 25th.
The last trainoennooting with the steamer
at Quebec leave aToronto Wednesdays a t 8120 a:
m. Poesengereoauivavo Wodneodays at 8:20
11,m.aiso, and oonneetwltll the steamer at Bal;
ilex, by paying au additional fare of 54145
letand32.552ud Blase.
1'{o cattle,ehoop or pigs aro carried on Aho
Mail Steamers of thoAllalt Lino.
For Tlokot0ond 13ort118 and every Informs.
tion apply to
Wm. Roddick.
Canadian l'acifc Railway Time Tablo,
Teeswater Branch.
Mlles. Going West. Mall, Express.
0 Toronto.. Dep
0 Orangeville .
4 Orangeville Jot
74 Amaranth t ..
10 Waldemar....
124 Luther .... .
234 Arthur ..
304 Kenilworth..,.
384 MT. FOREST ..
44 Pages',.....
474 HtonisToe....
064 Pordwieh ..
60 Gerrie ....
624 Wroxeter
00 Wingham Road
74 Teeswator.. Arr
7.20 a,m.
9.50
10.06 "
10.15
10.24 "
10.31 "
11.08 "
11.30 "
11.58 a.m.
12.15 pan.
12.28 "
12.55 '
1.08 "
1.15 "
1.38 "
1.56 p.m.
5.40 p.m.
7.05
7.22
7.92
7,88
7.44
8.10
8.30
8.46
0.111
0.10
9.81
9.40
9.46
10.03
10.15
It
Mlles Going Bast. Express. Mall.
0 Teeswater Dop
6 Wingham Road
111 Wroxeter ....
14 Gorrie .. ....
I74 Fordwieh ....
264 Harriaton ....
30 Pages j.. ..
351 Mt. Forest....
434 Kenilworth ..
504 Arthur ......
611 Luther ......
64 Waldemar....
664 Amaranth 9
70 Orangeville Jot
74 Orangeville
122 Toronto .. Arr,
6.15 a,nt.
5.28
6.47 "
5.53 "
(3.02
6.25
6.35
0.51
7.00
7.26
7.53
7.68
8.04
8.12
8.95
10.45 a.m.
3.15 p.m.
2,30
2.40 "
2,56 "
6
8.20
8.40
3.57
4.10
4.30
5.10
5.17
5.24
5,35
5.55
8.85 p.m.
Refreshment and Dining Rooms
-AT-
TORONTO JUNCTION,
ORAN4t8YILLII AND
CARLETON JUNCTION.
S.,ZTSTCTT OaT 2e1.& BTO O00
THROUGH TRAINS
-nETWERY•-
-TORONTO AND MONTREAL. -
T. FLETCHE]LR,
TICKET AGENT. I171USSSi0.B
J. R. GRANT, Agent,
.t1 the first O111 re. Brass ('l,'.
BABY CARRIAGES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
JUSTO
HAND
a Choice Stock of Baby Carriages
that Cannot fail to suit the wants
of the Public.
Call and see them.
LARGE STOCK OF HARNESS
ON HAND.
Give 722e a Call.
H. D.E,NNrs.
CRANB1100Ti LIME WORKS.
The subscriber wishes to notify
the PUBLIC that he will have his
LIME KILN
in Complete Running Order by the
1st of MAY, incl will be able to
furnishAny Quantity of first-class
Limo at any time during the Sea-
son. Price at Kiln --14 cents per
Bushel.
V. Gramm,9
C13ANBROOK, P. 0.
E rT H E
13asT lar pytCat _ w,
its
The undersigned having completed the change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian Systom of Grindin,llas now the Mill in
First-C1as4Running Order,
and will be Mad to soo all his OM Customers and as Many new onus
as possible. Chopping clone, ,
Flour and Foca Always On nand.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ANY QUANTITY O11' GOOD WHEAT
WM. M 1.IM