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THE BILUSIS LS POST
rimer, 11, 1885.
Directory of Churches ant Seciatie$I
Mxt.cll,f.ls Cnruen.-Sabbath Services 1)t
11 natl. and 13.80 p.m. Sunday School at
::30 p.m. Rev, Jno, Rose, 13. A., pastor,
Ks"x ('ar11011.-->iabbath Norvloos at 11
1).m. and 4.:30 pan. Sunday School at 2:80
Pan. lien. 4, Jones, pastor.
45. Joss's Chrncit.--Sabbath Sorvioes at
11 a.m. nini 7 p.m. Sunday School at 1130
min. Rev. W.1. C'luffe, incumbent.
M0Ti10p1a'r ('01' .-Sabbath Services at
10:80 a.m. and 0:30 pan. Sunday School at
2:3 i pant. Pastor Win. Smyth.
Bouts C '111.110 Comm. -Sabbath filer -
VIEW third `undayin ovory annul at 11 a.m,
lieu, P. J, Shea. priest.
01'0 L'si.l.ow's Levan every Thursday
evening in Graham' a biock.
3IAsosicLononTuesday at or boloru fall
mot`s in Holmes' block.
A, 0. U. W. Laves meets on 211,1 and
hoot Wednesday evenings each month.
3bnns'r1:n'aLul+un 2nd and last Monday
evenings of ouch mouth in Smile's }loll.
L. 0. L. eat Monday in every month in
Orange I1a11.
Pose Orslcr'.,-O111ce Roars from 8 a. in,
to 7 p. 311.
trcuA1150 IytaTITrra: Rending Room and
Library in Holmes' block, will bu open
from 0 to .s o'clock pant. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Miss .ies`.1ie Ross, Librarian.
VARIETIES.
Kindness is the only charm per-
mitted to the aged ; it is the coquetry
of gray hair.
For lame back, side or chosb, nae Sh11ou's
Poreul. Plaster. Price '25 cents. Held by G. A.
Deadman.
Great men undertake groat things
because they are groat, and fools be-
cause they think them easy.
S1,11o11'50nm will immediately relieve Croup
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. aul11 by G.
A. Deadman.
The man who lives in vain, lives
\verse than iu vain. He who lives to
no purpose, lives to a bad purpose.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh 1(emody. Prion 50 cents. Sold
by Cl. A. Domain an,
ol. penitent's tear is an undeniable
ambassador, and never returns from
the throne of grace unsatisfied.
Why will you oough Whom Shiloh's Cnro will
give
e by i0di G. O0 relief.
Price 100., 501., and 01.
To most men experience is like the
stern lights of a ship, which illumin-
ates only the track it has passed.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee en every bottle of
5515011 0 Vitalizer. It never fails to Dura. Sold
by G.A.Deadrean,
It always seemed to me a sort of
clever stnpidy only to have one sort
of talent -almost like a carrier pigeon,
The Rev, Goo. H. Thaye r, of Bourbon, Xud.,
says: -"Both myself and wife owe our liven to
Shiloh's Consumption ann." Sold by G. A,
Deadman.
Whatever stress some may lay up-
on it, a deathbed repentance is but a
weak and slender plank to trust oar
all upon.
Are you made miserable by Iudlgeetton Con-
stipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, fellow
Skin? ehiloh's Vitalizer is a pesitiro cure.
Sold by G. A. Deadman.
The Philadelphia Times defines
marriage as a temporary social MU -
once, entered into for the purpose of
acquiring a cheap notoriety through
the medium of divorce.
No lady who delights In flowers and likes to
see them do woll and bloom abundantly. should
bo without Remington's Food for .Plowors.
y0rdinary packages 900-000ioleut for 20 plants
or ono year.
A Brooklyn man got a divorce from
his wife some time ago, and now he
has married his mother-in-law. This
looks as though the prophecy about
the lion and tho lamb had grazed the
target.
Ladies who feel that they are glowing old
before their time should use nanington'a
Qulninewineand Iron. Beware of imitations
Bee that you get "Xtanlagton's.' the originoj
and genuine. Per ealo by an, druggists and
general dealers in Canada.
"What a wonderful man 1" amid the
lady 00 sue read some verses the
museum manager wee exhibiting.
"What an extraordinary writer I"
"Wonderful, marm. Why, he's a
genius 1 He ain't got no acme. He
writes them verses with his tore."
Horsemen, Attention f
When your horse is galled, scratched to ant
or hos an ugly sore, bathe twice dailyand ap-
ply McGregor. Parko's Carbolic Carate. It
is undoubtedly the finest healing and cleansing
apolleatio0 for it. eke sure 100 got Yseregor
& Peaks's. Bold far SM. per box, el J. Rar-
¢reaves it Co'%. Drug 58010.
A. shoemaker, blind of one. aye,
complained that ase of hie lampe did
not burn; A. shop -male, who is a
genuine sen of the Emerald Isle, with
astonishment exclaimed :-"Faith, and
what do you want with two lamps ?"
Sure, ye haven't but ono eye I"
Matt Lightning.
All sufferer' from that terrible torment,
Neuralgia oan he mado happy in one moment
by a s isle application of riuid Lightning
briskly robbed on painful part', and withou
ming any disgusting medicine day after day,
with little or no result. Fluid Lightning also
curse as 01600110ly Toothache, Lumbago,
Rheumatism, Headache end is only 255. per
bottle at 5. Hargraves 5 Oo's. Drug Store.
The boy wanted to go iu swimming.
"But, my son," said the anxiouspa-
rent, "swimming is unhealthy. It was
only this morning that you were com-
plaining of a pain in your stomach."
"That's so, pa : but I know host to
swim on my back."
"You did not dare to speak to me
in that manner before I married you,
air I" she indignantly exclaimed.
"No, nor you didn't dare some cavort-
lug around me in curl papers and
rag -carpet Bllppere before I married
you, ma'am 1" he retorted. Then she
cried.
"In response to "Majoriu s" qusl
tion, "lio30 should 111150 my lover ?"
the editor of 1) 0 Lont:villa Courier
Journal remarks 1 --"If "M...jorio" is
the same girl we flirted with at ,\Liltw-
toulfa last summer, and her breath 1s
The gold engagement ring. Only
diamonds, rabies, 031+1 pearls are used
oil thecal bracelets. The old anpors•
Minn about the pent, that it brings
had 111111 as a wedding gift, seems to
Iowa gone over entit'el3', Rad 110(5 it
unchanged, the safest way would bo 1.0 0101)1 that emeralds and sapphires
by tt,lephoue," are the "nnlortttnato" stones to give
Cholera. 1'revenulliiv. for bridal presents, ttlthom:4h they 1350
L1 ardor to withstand. i'holor:1+
old Buell like highly faslii t'�ilile Ila 0180 ally ii v'
cp;dnwiev a 1 perfect purity of 14001, and tho
y^,p.m sedeuof the nt0nusI aro required. TO Inter or to any boll ('1505
I•.usure that eu4,lulilo cheapest, munt0vallubte 1t 10 surprising haw yub4ay gnuhr,„ton's
Awl 00111p1010 mance)', use 91(4 r a is Speedy i
('cru for 11 syr rsi1 and impure lit led 'Plume l)ui, 1, 5 wluo ani Iron. a tin through the
10110 purer1)005, safer or more 5E11,010remedy in lfl.,ud,n•ui 1V'utlliu 31.1 and 1I 1.11 4 ace
0,10, 030o fur At1)1(0 11151lyspa-pa.ia, Costive. 111'"4noo4 n ole r• Mud ih) (AU, li < that you
nosy, etc, Ask your ucighbor ur nay 04.5:1111 nus "l GiniOgtu,: n; the urhlulal tin.1 !Acadia..
who 11ns used It• seta by .1, lialnrv110 : .t 1511.
'Vial bottle given fr,•o.
gutting are nand fat, lir; dear."
\Vliito skirts aro going out of fash-
ion. There is a marhe,l tendency
said a husband to bis wire ; "I must toward the 1100 of molt and satin
got a set of dumbbells and prautauo skirts to msteh the other parte of
with them." "Why not do as lir. the toilet, if the latter is of a light
Smith did when he was getting so fat?" material and intended to servo for
"What did ho do ?' ',Broke up (lraesy purposes. At other hums
housekeeping 11111 (vont to live in a black, white, and rot aro sten, but
boarding house."
"Aly son,'' said a fond father to his
little sou Aunt leo had been punish•
lug, by the use of the roe, for Che first
time; my Soil, I hope this has taught
you 0 lesson." "Yes, pa," the little
fellow sobbingly replied : "it's taught
m0 1111) it's b.ittor to give than to re-
ceive."
AS \'Jhnngduodlo and Ulutlsu were
walking home the former remarked:
"I notices, I3roader Bludso, (eat mos'
ob do culled ellild Dns 111 yo' tabernacle
ata berry light complocted. How am
dot or 2" "1 (I11nn0 115111'111' 'boat it.
Dat's de color day was born avid, 1
reckon."
"Yes, it may be an angel cake,"
said J01110e, whu had been persuaded
by his boat girl bo test her culinary
abilities, "but for the last two nights
since I tasted it I've seen more little
devils, hobgoblins, snakes, wildcats
and spooks then would crowd a seven
story pandemonmm."
"Yes, Mr. Smith," said Airs. Brown,
the wife Of the coal merchant, "lir.
Brown and have always got along
well for this season ; I never argue
with hint, but always lot him have his
otvu weigh." "Well, if you do, and
your experience is anything like mind,"
responded Smith, "you're apt to get
cheated two hundred pounds to the
tau."
Some of our richest mon started in
life iu a very modest way, and are still
plltul,unprotentious people, but their
sons put on a great deal of style. One
of the latter, who was better posted
about other people's affairs than about
his own family's, remarked, sneering-
ly, to an acgnaiutance:-"Your father
was nothing bat a simple atone -
mason." "I know where yon got
that information," quietly remarked
the other. "From whom did I get it?"
"From your father." "How do you
know that?" "Because your father
used to be my father's hod carrier."
FASHION NOTES.
Square pert ols, which have never
found favour here, are quite popular
in England.
Bed silk waterproofs aro displacing
rubber cloaks in the favour of ladies
who row on the Thames.
White vests are worn with blank
and dark brown wool coetumos that
have loose jacket front.
Tho mastic tints in bloves of a few
een5one ago are renamed "beige" and
are much worn in London.
Elegant dresses of black crepe de
chine are elaborately trimmed with
guipure and Spanish lace flouncee.
Pretty dresses are made entirely of
the piece wool laces, and are lined
with bright surabs the colour of the
lace.
Decorated fang of gauze, mounted
on ebony or pearl sticks, are more
fashionable than the flneel lace or
feather fans.
Children's dreeses of solid colored
gingham* and chambray's are (rim-
med with many rows of narrow white
linen braid.
Jackote of white or black insertion
and coloured waists are among the
prettitlst of pretty waist. They are
lined' with silk.
The flowers laid al gnest'e plates
at elegant entertainments aro usually
in loose bunches -roses or something
of the kind. Ferns, baleen plants,
and palms are used for fountains and
in aquaria.
A very charming dress int tided
for a fairhairedbrideemaud is of cream
coloured satin merville lace, which is
draped diagonally on one side, falling
in folde on the other. It is faebenod
with ekrimp pink velvet ribbon, and
the bodice is cropped diagonally with
bows of the ribbon.
A young person with ideas is now
illuminating Saratoga in what she
stalls a Ruth costume. It is of white
muslin with lace flounces, the lowest
one embroidered with wheat, poppies,
corn•flowors, and daisies, and a ker.
chief wrought with the same flowers
covers the shoulders. Bars of wheat
and field flowers decorate the hat,
and a Roman scarf, reheating their
colours, is tied ab the waist.
the black skirts have the preference,
as they aro useful and economical.
13 is only neeesslry to trim these
51(111s with one or two lace flounces
or \\'!th a narrow platting of the
goods.
There is a now I'ltridiall fitshi.1
for trimming hate. If they have
deep brims in front null narrow 01110
in the back, or if tho back ii open the
trimmings aro placed back. For in-
stance, if the brim to high mid
straight, there is a scarf 115.111111 the
crown and in the back a Hill trim-
ming of plumes. Light straw hats
have their brims lined with dark vel-
vet, and have their brims lined with
dark velvet, and have in the back a
largo bow of light-coloured faille.
Roses are also arranged in this way.
Yellow straw Hats for yound ladles
aro covered with etenty-culonred tulle,
and have in the bank loops of moire
ribbon, with a few of these cite tiding
iu front.
A Maniac Makes an attack on Sheriff
Iter.
For three years there has been
confined in the Sandwich gaol an 1n -
sane deaf mute. He is n large, well
proportioned loan, and as strong as a
lion.
Sheriff Iter had 00001100 to take
him from ono ward to another. Iio
conducted the prisoner along the 005-
ridor on the first fluor, which runs
at right angles with the main corri
dor loading to the front street. Ho
reached a short flight of steps Lead-
ing to one of the wards and was load-
ing the prisoner down them, when
the mute became stubborn. Tho
sheriff tugged awhile at the man, bat
he refused to descend farther. Iler
struck the mute over the head with
the keys in his hand in an effort to
coerce him, but it had an opposite
effect, for the insane man became en.
raged and flung the sheriff, who 19 a
strong man himself, down the re•
maiming steps to the landing below
Tho mute leaped upon Ilor and began
pummelling him. A sickening grin
overspread his face and his right arm
sought the sheriff's throat. Dr. Mo'
Cormack heard the struggle and
rushed to Mr. Ilor'e assistance. The
mute failed to Notice the doolor's ap.
proaeh• The latter grasped the
prisoner by each arm from behind,
and pulled him off the prostrated of-
ficial, who arose and with the assist•
once of the physician, shoved the en-
raged prisoner into the corridor of
the ward. The door, whieh is of
iron, was hastily bolted, but the mute
began an attack upon it.
After an assault of 15 minutes he
became exhausted, when he was tak-
en out and lodged in a eell.
A. meeting of the Canadian Niag-
ara Falls Park Commission was held
at the Proepeot House last week, the
result of which was not made publie,
but there ie every reason to believe
the park will extend from the Ferry
Road, near the new Suspension
bridge up to the burning spring, a
distance of about two miles, and book
to the brow of the bluff,. including
Clark Hill and the Cedar Islands, and
the Mnsoum, Park and outbuildings.
The acreage will .greatly exceed that
of the American reservation, while
the coal is net expected to reach
more than half. The abolishing of
roAd tolls and solicitation from haok-
men, hawkers, &o., whioh have been
a great annoyance to visitors and
eight -Beers, will be ono of the princi-
pal objeote gained, while the full
view of both the falls and the rapids
will be uninterrupted. The Com-
mission adjourned and will shortly
have their preliminary ropoets ready
to submit to the Ontario Government.
Should this report reoelve the ap-
proval of the Government, the Com-
mission will then commence the work
of valuating the property, and place
the result of their labors before the
Ontario Legislature at its next sees-
ion. 13 is the prevailing supposition
that the Canadian Reservation will
bo opened free to the plablie on July
1st, 18813.
1,11011 SALF.-TIII, 1INDE1IBLGN•
011 11an 4 Helm of nettle (2 steers and 2 holt.
oral rising 1 years 0111. fur sale. Alen 0 oohs, 11
years oldstud the other' 0 yeurllut;• 'rho eat -
10 are eu lute, 0011,1 Grey, and the units are
011 lot 251, eon. 2, Morris, 3,'or 3,511)er 1,05lan•
!urs ns to prim,4a., apply w
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2-8* loth, eon. 4, Gray.
1p1r.tvyyf-- 017S 1'; & LOT 1''011 SALII, ON
H Y. (naevi street. Thorn 10 also IL 011011 on
1110 Gat tout could bo utilized for a 010b1,,
Will bo sold 0n reasuaahh. terms. .iphly to --
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ngj;11, 13LAS111..1a11,
i".2r^. 0 Y 1(5toher, t)m111lil:) Iiia
•- 1' k'' . I nom; easterners for their liber-
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t1)' Unread out standIII 1111' old stand flit,: 11 up
a shop i11 0utle's Mori( 10 first -glass Melo
whore hu hopes t0 se- +111 the 011 ,^.n,:uluers.
end (1.enuoup uuy on'1( at to gree (110. r1
call. I "cup Ip111,in,1 but 5rat•e1 )84 meati, all
ah)ds of 1,,,u1155 n '14)40050110,11 3(011veret
to all Parts 1151h" Town Nre0, Cash paid fur
Fat Steak.
CLEANLINESS
--NMT TO -
GODLINESS.
Thu subscriber is ptepared to do all kinds
of .feinting, such as
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
PLAIN on O1RNASIENTAI, Pnts'tsO,
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PAPER HANGIN8,KALF1JYilINIRIG
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Crrs-atirniug to 84pectialty.
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Spring time will soon bo at 11001180 leave
your Orders Early. Work done in the
most satisfactory manner and satisfaction
guaranteed. I will bo fount! 1)t my old
shop north of the bridge.
Wm. Roddick.
Canadian L'aciflo LIai1Way Tiles Tablcl
Teeswater Branch.
Miles. Going West. Stall, Express.
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TORONTO JUNCTION,
•RANOMVILLIb AND
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THROUGH TRAINS
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T. FLETCHER,
TIUKIIT AOIIPIT. IRIOORLI
BRUSSELS LIME WORKS
STILL, AHEAD.
r.L`S.D tl'I�f Az• a401%.1.
191' 101,00ribero lake 1100 opportunity r'5 lei
5011,1es th01,110 to the lemicitallte 11 11lufae11:
and vicinity for punt 1)000)10,. sed Let; t'•
'ante that having curd''ov`•cal hal ...vein, lite
LI their l,1lo 111111 11100 0 01 burffing,thoy are 1 ,11
111 a 1,•21rr 1'"..i tluu 111, , v r before fa supply
1(2 1.11111'.
lbt Iain. the110111 Heabill Of our btu,!.
1 til r. 4li 111114,1;1,MR'bliv ll 1i1','1111n-
u-111110.1 Llofo,le,11 sir lar, the publiucan ro•
int re,•,' c[ng good treatment tout it grit -clava•
:u'tiele Cron, us, lriret-cla s0 Lnm, al 14 cents
at the kilo and 10 a„utt deliver"i.
\Ve also burn a No. 1 llluo for plastering al
the alalia prig,,,
livI l loertbu split-..ilrn000lo LIMO Werke,
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TOWN & SON.
ALLAN LINE.
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ROYAL 3C.1IL STEALISII11?S41'
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Quotuatuwe, tflnsguly, Or n'ltaat to Qltobt•C
and always au law as by alar ural-ulnsolinu,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT'
SAILINGS F11OM QUEBEC,
SA1211ATIAN .Saturday, May 011i.
POLYNESIAN 1010,
CIIRCASSIAN. " " 231•d.
PARISIAN " " 30tH,
PER UVIAN " Juno 6111.
SARDINIAN " 18th
SA1RAIATIAN " 20th.
POLYNESIAN " 27th.
OIItCA.8SIAN July 4th.
PARISIAN.. " 11111,
PERRUVIAN " 18111.
8ARD INIAN " 25th.
The last train connecting with the steamer
eft Qaebuulonvoe Toronto \Voduoadayo atO:'0 a'
Pasouugcrs oanlunvo llednuodaye at 8:30
1),'n.,tleo,aud oenlluotWOth 010 etanulora}Hal'
11ex, by paying nu additional fare 0f 04:45
1st ,an a 32.be211 d ohteo.
No cattlo,shuop or pigs aro parried on the
Mail Steamers of Sho Allan Lino.
For Tloketsoud Berths and every l0 forma
tion apply to
J. R. GRANT, Agent,
,1f Gllt 1.114E 0711 r.e, ISr:/1141•la.'
BABY CARRIAGES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
JUS'z'
To
EI 1 ,ZD
a Choice Stock of Baby Carriages
that Cannot fail to suit the wants
of the Public.
Call and see them.
LARGE STOCK OF I'fAIi.NESS
ON HAND.
Give me LL Call.
H. DENNIS.
CRANBR00T3. LIME NORMS.
The subscriber wishes to notify
the PUBLIC that he will have his
LIME KILN
in Complete Running Order by the
let of MAY, and will be able to.
furnishAny Quantity of Furst -class
Lime at any time during the Sea-
son. Price at Kiln -14 dents per
Bushel.
C#rezn2n,
CRANBROOK, P, 0.
,���yy,E�T H E L LOVIria L
The undersigned having completed the change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, has now the Mill in
First-ClassBunning Order,
and will be glad to see all his 01d Customers and as many new ones
as possible. Chopping clone.
Flour and Feed Always on Hand.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID )YOB ANY QUANTITY OP GOOD WHEAT
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