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llrlr.vnw.3 dltog1_Sabbeth Services at
11 a.m. 600a).p418. Sunday School at
:1:30 p,xil. RoV. Jpo. /loss, B. A., pastor.
lixox Ciiurtalt -Sabbath Services at 11
a.m. and 6:$0 p.tn. Sunday School at 2:30
pan. liev. 0. 7ouea, pastor,
Sa. Jouete CStunCu,--Sabbatlx Son' Mee at
11 A.M. and 7 pan, Sunday Scllool at 9:30
a.m. Rev. W. T. Oluffe, incumbent.
Mi.TaovrsT Czroneu.—Sabbath Services at
10:8011,m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday Sobodl at
2:80 emu. Rev, Wm. Smyth, pastor.
Roman CATuoNza Conradi,—Sabbath Ser.
vicothirdauud`ayin every month el 11 a.m.
Rev. P. J. Shea,, priest,
I\Inan.culae' Iae'0Ieent 1leadingRoont and
Library in, Holmes' block, will bo open
from 6 to 8 °':.lock p.m. Wednesdays and
:iaturdays. Miss Jessie Ross, Librarian.
Ont Emaznv's Lomat! every Thursday
evening in'Grabain's block.
Masonlo Logan Tuesday at or before full
moon in Vanstoue's bleak.
A. O. U. W. Cones meets on end and
last Wodnesdai evenings of each month.
Po o1aTEn'e LODGE 2nd and last Monday
evenings of each month in Smal'l's 11a11.
L. 0. L. 1st Dlonday in every month in
Orange Hall,
POST Orrlca:--Office flours from 8 a.m.
to 7 pm.
$'a;ract iK asters.
it owes you a living lint you haul
energy enough to go and collect it
"Gonitis and industry ore once to
win their own -rewards," ie a very
poor precept to post on the minds of
a dexterous burglar who spends throe
Douro in opening a sato which only
contains thirteen old copper cents
and an empty gin bottle.
Porlamo hack, side or cheat, use Shiloh's
Poioub klasto r. Price 05 conte, Sohl by el .11.
Bondman,
Little boy—Mamma, papa says he
18 captain of this ship. What then
are you 2 Mamma—The pilot, I
suppose. Boy—Then I must bo the
oompass? 11:Inmma•—VVhy 2 Boy—
Because they say the captain and
pilot are always "boxing tho COM -
pass,"
"I say, Aunt Chloe, you Is gm Ming around,
right smart': "Yes indeed I is, honey. I was
pestered and s ick abed with Rheumatism for
six years and done tried this .W gist's Wor1d'e
Wonder or Family Liniment the people 000
talking
It. ono saved much this 01,1 nigger'sas nlife.."
Price 25 cents and 30 cents per bottle. Sold
by John l3 argreavo z& co.
Barry Sullivan was playing Rich-
ard III, and when 110 palled the lino
"A horseit horse! My kingdon for
a horse," a man in the theatre milled
out: "'�l «ldu't an ass do you, Air.
When horses do not work shut oft
? He iustnaltly broagllt
down the buns° by responding. '•'Yea,
please 00tne around to the side stage
door.
some of the feed.
Why will you. cough whom Shiloh's Cure w111
give immediate relief, Price 100„500., and 81.
Solt/ by 0. A. n mimes.
Tea N. Y. counties this year pro-
duced 5,0900,000 barrels of apples,
theme matt in demand being Baldwin,
A 3ensatlon.
An unparalleled 'lenses tion is being created
all over Ontario by the wonderful and 0nec .
nailed, manner in which N ,uralgia, Toothache ,
Rbeuwarism, nackacho, HOa,L,nhl, is rom0v.
ea by bat ane aDphcataon of i`luia Lightning.
Greeningd and Spys, prices ranging No oimusiva, dieguatiug drugs need bo taken
instant Try n ”"c
per beere
from S1 to S1.80 l. for days. It la an n aura.
I bottle from J. Ilan instan C Co., druggist."
Shiloh's Cure wit/immediately relieve Croup
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by (3,
A. need0.nn.
If you have calve: or colts the
tulle to commence their education is
immediately after weaning. Teach
them to lead and obey the word of
command. It is the ground work of
future useffluess.
ANOsaI Inlectar free with each bottle of "Dey much cost me two yours 111 de
3hneh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 Dents. Sold
,Pnitbll6hler of I tole."
by G. A. Deadman. 1' f
A hen that sits on the roost, or Don't eta booelved.
Beware of any druggist W110 will try to 15 -
stands on one leg from morning till duos you to take auytbine in pisco of \/c -
b 1) lava will not lay. Crregor 8 Psrka's Carbolic Uernto. It ie a
. _eel cre8 is. a9 essential good y a ou o wi nu ae n inn, and hens that are expected to eel Cot '1laGr ager & Parke'e and have no
other. Only _,.o._ 0r box at J. Hargreaves
&
Meeting Jim Webster, Uncle ./lose
could not help beiug alstnniahed at
the magnificent pants of Jim. ":bat's
a mighty fine pair ub pants for each
a pore nigeah as you aim to bo a
we3ric'." "Yes, doy'e gorgous, and
no mistake." "How much moat day
cost yor, an' Mew did yor get 'one ?"
night these cold. days, , marvel of boa/lug for 60ros, Cults, Bairns. oto.
i tial as gfeccl• y f tt u leu cu tit Illi o
lay must bo feet 80 as to compel then/ Oo's T a T
to scratch and take exercise. e Had seen that kind of a m811.—
Cnour,whoapiageon&and bronchitis 101 "flare i5 a 0111.101100 case, ma'am,"
icediatoiy relieve by Shiloh's Cure, Sold by said the Superintendent of tee ius.aue
G. A.1)oadm a9 u.tn"imagined he es
, This man
A horse is Y not fully mature until
six. years of age. Immature animals the motive power that runs the world.
aro often over -taxed end their future Ho's perfectly harmlaes, though, but
!d 1
usefulness discounted. Young hordes he thinks the war sou du't move
b kid too hart/ if they without him. Very queer notion. isn't
should
not a nor it? "I don't know about that ; my
are o expected to live to agre°u and
are
useful Gid age hnsbr.nd has just the slime notion in
The Boy. Goo. H. Thayer of Bourbon, Ind. big dead."
nays:—"Both myself and wife owe our lives to wauregor'a Speedy Cure,
Shilolr's Consumption nur0. Sold by G. A, It to popularly admitted everywhere that
Deadman. McGregor's Speedy Cure is the safest, most
Ieliable and by far the cheapest. romoily for
Constipation, Livor Complaint, Indigestion,
Impure Blood,Loss of appetito, and similar
troubles. Itis not necessary to take a groat
quantity beforo any result is produced. A
few doom' w111 eonvinco you of its merits. Tri.
al bottle given at Hargreaves' drug store.
"Mother," salt a little Rockland
girl looking up from her book," what
does transatlantic mean 2" "Oh,
Water with the chill taken off
should be supplied to fowls at least
twice a day during freezing weather.
It should not be kept constantly be-
fore long wattled fowls like Leghorus,
since these appendages are apt to be-
come frost bitted from frequent dip-
ping in the water. 1100088 the Atlantic of eonree. Don't
Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Con- bother me—you made Inc forgot myttppatioa,Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow
Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. 00nnt." ttDseo trans always mean
Sold by G. A. Deadman..
The quantify of land to be calci- l across ?" "I suppose it demi. If you
vated as n farm will varyaocerding j don't etop bothering me with year
to the capacity and circumstances cif
the
you'll go to hod." "Then
the owner, and according to its own I does transparent mean a erose par.
enc?" Ten minutes litter else wag
meting in her little couch.
,'Timmy haokingcough can he so quickly cured
byShiloh's Cure. Weguar an80o it. Sahib G.
A. Doadmaa.
"20 grains make one scruple ; 3
scruples make one ounce, 12 ounces
make one lb."—One of Burns coun-
trymen, like the old poet himself, is
too fond of his cups. His doctor said
his health rebuired that he should
limit himself to 2 ounces of liquor a
day. He asked his eon how much 2
0unees wee. The 'eon, having just
learned the above 'rtthmetio, answer-
ed, 16 drachms. 011 weel eiiid the
canuio Scotchman, Ilguess I can get
along with 16 drams a day.
There to no modlolne on the market that
eau equal West's Cough Syrup in We cure of
coughs, oolde,Cononmption,influonca Hoarse-
nese,aothme, and all throat and lung troubles,
. it has no equal, Sold by John Hargreaves &
Co., druggists. Pride 25 cents, 50dents, and 81
per bottle,
Four Bridegrooms,—Tho author of
a "Hand -book of Matrimony," recent-
ly published in London, tolls of a
nervone bridegroom who, confusing
the baptismal and marriage ceremon-
ies, replied, when asked if he consent-
ed to tape the bride for his wife : "1
renounce them all ;" of a Hampshire
rustic who when giving the ring, said
solemnly to the bride, "With my
body I then wash tap, and with all my
hurdle goods I thee and thou;" of
another who, when asked whether he
would take his partner to be his wed-
ded wife, replied, with shameful indo.
oieion. "Yee I'm willin', but I'd a
much eight rattier have her sibter,"
and of a' Scotch lady who, on the
occasion of her daughter's wedding,
was asked by an old friend whether
she might congratulate her on the
event, and answod, "Yee, yea, upon
the Whole itis very satisfactory ; it is
true Jeanie hates her good, loan ; but
location and character. Tbi.s much
may be said In conclusion, that there
is probably no farmer in the country
who would not be better employed in
seeking to develop the resources of
the farm that he has than in trying
to adcl to its dimensions.
VARRIETIE1i.
A snow plow is like a bad habit—
A. good thing to cut adrift.
Because the baby is a little yeller
110 sign he ie a Chinaman.
Second thoughts are always best,
Woman was an afterthought of crea-
tion.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. you
laggge a printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh'e Vitalizer. It never fails to ours Sold
by G .t,Deadman.
You can injeot morphine in the
calf of your leg, but you cannot take
quinine by harking your shin.
Papa, what is a luxury ? Father—
Ii is something my son, that we can
do without. Logical boy --What e
luxury a mosquito must be.
Prof.—What as the most delicate of
the senses ? Sopb.—The touch,
Prof.—Prove it. Sopb.—When yon
sit on a pin, you can't Boit, you can't
taste it, but its there."
Robinson'ePhOsphOr Iced Emulaloa is parti-
cularly adapted todelicate femal es, in those
low states of the system that manifest thorn.
selves in so many of the ailments Peculiar to
their ailelebereot
p zed Emulsion, and sure get I
We know an editor, a mild and
patient editor, andlong•suffering, who
always alludes in a soft whisper to
the wretches who come in and paw
over his unread exchanges as hie
paper callers.
Tired looking young man—It's no
fault of mine thut I game iota the
world. But I am here, and the world
owes nee a living. 13ystander—Yes ; ,then there's always a something."
htlrnulreo Repeiva CIO.
Pio farmer who is of any 04i1001it
is idle any part of the year uowsdaye,
either winter or eulltmer. But' the
labor in the cold menthe is not so
sevet8, and he will have c0llslderttble
time "nights and Sundays." If Ito i'1
Wide tie w0 thin/: he ie, lie will have
somo good reading to 1111 113 hie spare
timo, and keep hie boys and girls
interested at home.
The largest and best variety of good
reading can bo secured by eeveral
neighbors clubbing together. Ono
may subscribe for one magazine ur
paper, another for riuotlter. They
may be react turn .about, passing from
one to another till they Bake gone
emit* all hands. Club rates for
several publications together may bo
secured advantageously for just this
purpose. The eeloctions are often
already made up.
Firet of all it should bo every man's
duty and pleasure to subscribe for
his home paper. The home paper
shouldlikewieo be of such character
that it chill be a profit to lata to sub
scribe for it. But alter that there i4
still a large field to ohonse fro:u, and
it showed he worked. He should
have a good sprinkling of publioa
tions pertaining to hid busiu004.
Really intellinult farm families read
more than city people do.
Excellent farm books can no seen
od in the sumo way, by each mall or
woman oubsoribiug a a•,nal1 sum. The
books would then ho joint property,
and make foundation of an except+n'
uoigllborhoocllibrary. Ten to $25
will buy an excellent oolleetieu, We
have given a lint of the mus valuable
ngrtcultural publicetinne. Wo shall
to it for the ben°lit of noighbarli 1•.1.1
libraries hereafter.
b'OUN973fIE$'t' 13ANIC NOPE'.
JAN. 22, ISM
TRAIN IS W...LTfi!
011.11. C. W)aeT's Servo and Drain Treat
010128,0 gnaraateelornide for Hysteria. Dig -
men, (musby the
use of alcohol or To.1500, Wakefulness Men-
tal Depression. Softening of the Brain mea-
tus In luaanity, leading to misery, decay and
death. Premature 01,1 Ago, Barroiloos,Laseof
Power lu either 501, [nvoluntary Losses and
Spormotorrhwa caused by over•exertton of the
Brain, soil -abuse or over -indulgence. hash
box oontat00 ono uiontll's tro Mmont $10 box.
0r six boeoo for 85, Bout by mail prepaid on
rocoitt of nrloo,
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any ease. With (mah order roevtvod
by us for six be zea, accompanied with 95, wo
will send bllo par 111000 Our written guarantee
to refund alto money if the treatment does not
effect a ours.. Guarantees issued only by duo.
Hargroa toe* Co, B ru coals.
THOS.
Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler,
FLETCHER.
Gold Watches, Silver
Plated Ware, Silver,
I'Vatchcs, Cloche, Goltz
Rings, Violins, Lic.
I keep a full lino of goods usually
kept in a first-class Jewelry store -
Call and examine, no trouble to
show Goods.
Issuer of flfarriag e Licenses.
Agent for Ocean Tickets, Amer-
ican Express Company and Great
Northwestern telegraph Company.
--
Several correepunrleuts have asked I POST
for a brief memoraudntn of what 0000- , r -7_I ,Iix,
terfeitCantatlian bilis they 311)11111 1)1
ml the lo:ak,nut for. The following
a�TO
plates or photographs are rep lr;:;,l ill c tis i 4 a
Dyu's Detector.
Ten; Maritime bank. Dated St,
John, N. B. Letter A. N timbered
00787.
Ten ; Ontario Bank. New 1.44110.
Letter A. Dates/ 13aannauvifl3, Nov.
1st, 1870.
Ten; Merc110nt'd 13,u,k of Halifax.
Photograph and lithograph cambinad,
Ton ; Bank of British North Amer.
ice. Ottawa Branch. Photograph.
:Con; People's Bank of N. 13. Photo.
graph.
Ten ; L't Banque Nationale.
Five ; Beak of Nova Scotia. Dated
5011 July, 1877. Letter 13, 120304.
Five ; Bauk of 33. N. A. Old 18500
Kingston branoh. Darted let Islay,
1875.
Five; Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Old Issue. Lotter C. Dated 151 May,
1871.
Five; Bank of Toronto. Photograph.
Port Hope lame of notes. Lester F
date let July 1S80. Numbered 45,-
881.
Five ; Union Bank of P. E. I. Pho-
tograph. Plato A.
Fivo ; Bank B. N. A. Now ie8n0,
Letter 1).
Five ; Bank B. N. A. Quebec
Branch. 010 188118. Photograph,
Five ; raised to ten. Canadian Bank
of Commerce. New issue.
Five ; raised to ton. Imperial bank.
One ; Dominion of Canada. Old
Government issue. Letter D. Dat-
ed Ottawa, July 1st, 1870.
One; Uniou bank of P. E. I. Dat-
ed January let, 1872. No. 80,252.
One ; raised to four. Now Govern
merit issue with portrait of Lady Duf-
feria in centro.
Two; Dominion of Canada. New
Government issue. Letter 0. Dated
June 1st, 1878.
Two; Union bank of P. E. I. Photo-
graph. Old issue.
Two; Union bank of P. E. I. New
issue of notes. Lotter A. Dated
March 1st, 1885.
Four ; Bank of B. N. A. Si. Sohn
branch, N. B. Old issue. Photo-
graph.
Four; Dominion bank. Old issue.
Letter B. Dated February let, 1871.
Four; raised to ten. Canadian
Bank of Commerce. Altered with
pen and ink. Very clever.
A.0 the last meeting of the Stratford
council, $200 was granted to tho May-
or,
ayor, and $100 to the Chairman of the
Board of Works, as a slight recogni-
tion of the time lost in attending the
city's interests ; and last, but not
least, $10 to each reporter of the news•
papers for reporting the debates.
The Brantford clergymen, fearing
that Sabbath desecration 18 gaining
ground in Choir midst, have resolved
to np1101d the san0tlty of the day by
refusing to attend Sunday burials.
They denounce Sunday driving for
pleasure, bands of mono playing on
the streets and neglect of public wor-
ship.
Just received a fresh stock of
Richter and Thio Month Organs.
All the School /looks in stock.
Orders taken and filled for
School /daps, Tablet Lessons and
any book desired, on the shortest
notice.
See our, 100 and 200 page scrib-
blers.
Santa Claus has unloaded ono
pack of Christmas Goods and more
is coming.
Wait and see our hands olu0
Christmas Cards.
Get a sample of our Note Paper.
Canadian Pacific Railway
Time Table.
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pratioal Watchmaker and Jeweller/
Satisfaction Quaranteea in al;
Repail'ing,
----SH 7P AT --
W, Jackson's Store, - Brussels.
HURON ANI) BRUCE
Loan & Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Money
011 Fal'm Security at LOWEST BAT318
of Interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
3, 4 and 5 per cent. Interest Al-
lowed on Deposits, according to
amount and time left.
OFPIcr.--On corner of Market
Square alit/ North street, Goclorich.
Horace Horton,
11A3A0011.
Goderioll, Aug. 3111,1883
Hurrah. for the Beehive,
The undersigned desires to return his
hearty thanks to hie numerous customers
for their past support and wishes to an.
uouncothat for the
1"EXT IO DAYS
he will give -Great Bargains fu
FRE SU GBOCEBILS,
SEASONABLE FRUITS,
CANDIES, NUTS,
And a IIeat ut Articles that cannot be
mentioned bore.
111101111 Business and a Call will eocvium•
you that during the Holiday Season you
will spend your money to good advantag,'
by Calling at the Beehive.
SPECT I,L CUTS •
1n Sugars, Teas, Crockery, Glassware, L,:.
Wishing you one and nit a Merry Xm:t:
and a Happy New' oar, I am,
Yome truly,
[V. II. ✓lICCr'aclicn•
The Iul<lepe .d.ento
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