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Weary not well -doing.
1)0 right and fear no one,
Always bo faithful to duty.
Be patient under dilliontties-
Be a friend to the friondlosa.
One hand cannot expittto the wrong
of the other.
Harmony is thekeynote of all
household comforte.
Fortune givoa too much to many,
but to none enough.
An open mind, All open hand, and
an open heart will find everywhere
an open door.
A, deal of what paasea for the milk
of human kindness would not boar
ekireming.
It is no part of wisdom to be mis-
erable to -day became we fear we may
liii to.morrow.
Groat minds lower, instead of ele-
vate, those who do not know bow
to eupport thorn.
Opportunities to do good aro never
so scarce that any one need do that
for the doing of which an excutee must
be offered,
It ie with narrow-eortled eople
as with narrow -necked bottles ; the
less they bare in Wein, the more
noise they make pourtng it ont.
Speak well and little if you wish
to be considered as possessing merit.
The beet education in tho world is
that ot by etruggling to get, a living.
A gloomy Christian is like a cloud
before. the rainbow was vouchsafed.
The borrowing friend is an enemy
to whom no quarter should be 'mown.
0.'he highway of the upright i to
depart from evil ; he that keepoth his
way preserveth his seal.
There aro two classes who do not
bear prosperity -one of them being
those who du not get it chauce to bear
it.
The more we do for God, the more
we are indebted to him ; for oar suf-
ficiency is of him and not of ourselves.
The rose wept for a gift and the
Lord gave it thorns ; .the rove wept
until it saw the antelope eating lilies.
Envy feeds upon the living ; after
death it ceases, then every man's
well-earned honors defend WM against
ealiunny.
The chief ingredients in the com-
position of those qualities that gain
esteem and praise are good nature,
truth, good sense and good breeding.
In civilized society external e.dvan-
Cages make no more reeyeeted. A.
num with 0, good coat upon lila back
meets with a better reception than he
who has a bad one.
Nob by literature or theology,, but
.niegrity, by a Luau permeated and
perfumed with airs of Heaven -with
manliest or womanliest enduring love
-can the vision be clear.
The pleaeuree of the world are de-
ceitful ; they promise more than they
give. They trouble tts in seeking
them, they do not satiety us when
poseessing them, and they make us
despair in losing them.
There is nothing so delightful as
the hearing or speaking of truth, for
this reason there ie no conversation
so agreeable as that of the mall, of
integrity, who hears without any in•
tention to deceive.
traglIsh Opinion on Giadstone's Polley.
Judging from the comments of tne
leading English papers on Ur. Ulad.
stone's home rule speech, the prevail.
ing feeling in the British mind ap-
pears to be one of utter amazement
and bewilderment, from which, as
yet, the p,ublie have hardly recovered
sufficiently to pasajudgment upon the
merits of the scheme. It ie singular
that this ehould be the case, eeeing
that oolong a period has elapsed since
the premier avowed his intention of
eonforring self-government upon the
Irish. Having pledged himself itt
favor of a home rale =Retire, he
could not have redeemed promise
lly any lose compAeheneiva echeme
than the one now before the people.
It is a little difficult, therefore, to
understand why the deolaratiou of the
main details of hie policy should havo
given such a shock to public opinion
its seams to have resulted. Eunwing
the downright earnestness of Mr.
Gladstone's character, exponents of
English sentiment could hardly have
anticipated that he would •"keep the
word of promise to the ear and break
it to the hope," or that any such de.
ceptive Mance would suffice to retain
the support of the Irish Nationalists.
Poseibly they fancied that tho opposi-
tion which has been manifested in
quarters where Mr. Gladstone looked
for support, tnight have caused Win
to aworve or hesitate in his purpose.
It does not say much for the dieern-
ment of English politicians that after
hardly anything Mee but the proe-
puts of home 141110 lin been talked`or
written of for weeks, the announce.
ment that Mr. Gladstone really meant
to persevere lulus dedlared intentions r stoms, beating them opponents' time
should have fallen oh them like a by 4 seconds. J. D. McColl was the
a thunderbolt , out. of a clear sky. time -keeper.
Evidently we must wait a day or ttvo
longer until they reouver from their
impreesions of mingled surprise and
conaternation , order to get an in.
tolligible idea of the 001100118114 of
Englisb opiniim on tho hill.
One peculiar pilau° of the situation
is the feeling among the English Bad-
loals in favor of the retention of the
Irish representatives at Weatiniuster.
Of late the Iriela have proved valuable
allies to the Radicals la their attitalte
upon antiquated. nbaSee, and if Glad -
tone's scheme as it stands is carried
out, the forces of Democratic innova-
tion will be perceptibly weakened. As
the Irish will still be taxed to (=-
tribute for Imperial pnrposes, they
have clearly the right to B01110 repre-
sentation in the Westminster parlia.
ment. That the British .Baclicals are
anxious to retain the assistance of
the Paruellite phalanx, is an encour-
aging evidence that the people of the
t tvo °nun tripe are beginning to
understand that their true intereete
are in common.
Worth Knowing.
Drain pipes cud all plans tha
sour or impure may be cleansed
hme-water or carbolic acid.
011 of lavender will drive a
flies.
Grained wood should no wa
with cold tea.
If a bedstead creaks at each in
unlit of the sleeper, remove the s
and wrap the end of each in old u
paper. 'VEIN will prove comp
eilencer.
Carpets should bo thoroughly
en on the wrong side first, and
on the right side, after whiali s
may be reinoved by the usa of or.
or ammonia and water.
Cayenne pepper blown into
cracks where ante congregate
drive them away. Tito 8111110 rem
te also good for mice.
If gilt framou, when new, aro c
ered with a coat of white varnish,
epecks can then be washed off w
water without harm.
Strong brine :nay be used to
vantage in washing bedsteads. R
alma water is also good for this p
pose.
If the wall above the stove has bo
smokld by the stove, cover the his
patches with gum -shellac and th
will not strike through either paint
kalsomine.
Hellebore sprinkled on the floor
night destroys cockroaches. Tli
eat it and are poisoned.
Mortar and paint may bo remov
from window-glas's with ho, aha
vinegar.
Furniture needs cleaning as mu
as other woodwork. It may bo tvaol
ed with warm soap -suds quieltly, wi
ed dry, and then rubbed with an Di
cloth. To polish it rub it with ro
ton stone and sweet oil. Olean o
the oil and polish with chamois ski
When hard -finished walls 1111V
been kalsomined the solid coat
should be washed or scraped olE be
fore 11 new one is put on, This i
the moat disagreeable part of the pro
oess. The furniture should be coy
ered, as the lime makes spots the
are removed with difficulty, especiall
upon black walnut,
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Remove flower -pot stains from win-
dow sills by rubbing with line wood
mites, and rinse with clean water.
Cold creatn, which easily becomee
rancid, may be preserved by the
addition of a small amonut of saboy-
Ho acid.
A niedteal journal says that in
carrying children in the arms care
should be taken not to carry them
habitually on the same side, as this
tends to make them one-sided.
A good finger nail polish is pure
oxide of tin, tinted with carmine, and
perfumed to nit.
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liURON AND BRUCE (
Loan sec Investment Co1,
Mitt Company is Loaning Money
on Farm Security at LOWEST WATER
of Interest
MORTGAGES PUItOlIA.SED.
SAYINGS DANK MUNCH,
8, 4 and 5 per cont. Interest Al-
lowed on Deposits, according to
amount and time left.
Ototacn.-,On corner of Market
Square and North street, God elicit,
Horace Horton,
4WEAR
SPEOTAOLES
And Eye,Glasses
-That Will Preserve Your
LIZ,I.BUS,
manufaeturing Optiolan, hateo the 6rin of
Lazarus cte Morris, 28 Maryland Road,
Marrow Road, London, 16ngland, has ap.
pointed an agent for the Renowned Sped.
axles and Bye -Glasses which have been be.
fore tho public for the past 25 years.
LAr.Alres' Spectacles never tiro the eye.
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-Por sale by-
plax.takk. JAS. DBE W14, Hardware Menebitot
Go deri ell , Aug, 5 *h,1885 31.f3rn" Brussels, Ontario.
NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS,
Wza. Vanstono 134 Sonz, Pxopieton.
We have autch pleasive in announcing to the public that our New
Roller Mill is in Complete Bunning Order and is giving the Best Sat-
isfaction,
SHORTS, NIEAL, BRAN & CHOP CONSTANTLY DN HAND.
We also make the following brands of dour :
Patent, jersey Lily, Canadian's Pride and
Snow Stor712.
llristiug attended to With Promptness.
All kinds of Lumber cut to Order,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN.
EAST HURON
arriage Works,
JAMES 13-ETY*1?...,S
...--11ANUPACTURER OP-
10.0RV,Pid, EXPRESS WAGONS,
WAGONS, ETC:, BTU.,
OA.RRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
ETI.
All made of the Best Materials and finished in a Workman -lite eraecer.
Pail? ti714 promptly atte,7' lded to.
Parties intending to buy should call before
.purchasing.
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BEFERENCES.-Marsden Smith, B. Laing, James Cutt and Win. Mc-
Kelvey, Grey Township ; W. Cameron, W. Little, G. Brewar and 3).
Breckenridge, Morris Township • T. Town and W. Blashill, Brnoisell';
Rey. E. A. Pear, Kirkton, and T. Wright, Turnberry Township.
REMEMBER THE STAND -SOUTH OF BRIDGE.
JAMES BUYERS.
ETHEL
allEtzwr wit
Tuesday an alderman of Kingston1
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received a letter from the west cow
taining the key of the safe of J. A.
McMahon, the absconding lawyer.
Actions have been taken to remove
certain mortgages made out by Mc-
Mahon, one for $6,000.
A. man named G. Benoia, employed
in the Canadian Pacific elevator,
Montreal, was smothered last Thuns.
day afternoon, itt a bin 9f grain.
Something was obeirneting the shute,
and deceased in trying to remove this
loot his balance and fell into the bin,
which was fifty feet deep.' Some time
after he WAS missed and the bin being
emptied, the body was found, but all
attempts at munition failed.
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ONEY r.r0 LOAN AT 6 PER
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065 oc.i2tANTEE PliN BOXES
To elm any Gam Wrth mil n,,rr recelvol
by MI Inc six Loses, iteeempoule,i win) ns,
ulll fend 114, inn eh ate t our wrrtitl. 4:41,411,4,4se
be refund the leoney if the 0 (+Mu: vi.6 Coil 103
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WHY
The Calitinbus Watch
IS THE BEST.
frinf Main Spring Barrel is completely
j_ covered, making it more nearly dust
proof than any other. Our Rog:Ili:tor is
nearly double the iongth of ethers, render-
ing accurate regulation a very simple mat-
ter. To replace 9 broken Moan Spring 1h*
Barret can be removed without removing
the EtilaZICO or interf, ring with the regula-
tion. Our Rair Spring Mud is so formed
that two or more oils of 1,pKu4.4 count:t
catch
0 the Regulator Pins and cause the
Watch to either slop or gain time at an
unuenal rate. The 13411t1100 10/111.11.1 under
the mune, or cave, the tonmerst part of
the ease, noi as In all 0171E414, in the mitre
and under the mr•akest part. !num are
i improvernents that epnint, ho eiainmd by
• any other rn a:mint:tut ,:t , There are other
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which 10, watch:hale•r eau
readily explain, end illee seen, ali inner
strongest and best watch in the world.
I Watch you e ill save the price ef on oral -
In bnying end carrying a Colmnbun
1 nary watet, in a few years in remit, alone,
00 say nothiug of the ine.onvonieuee and de-
lay of lepairs.
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T. Fletcher's, Brussels.
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Goin g West 11r31. ,
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!Toronto.: Dep 7.20a.m. 5.40p.m.
0 Orangeville ,. 9.60 ' 7.05 •
4 Orangeville Jot io,o5 " 7.22
7i Amaranth f 0.15
10 Waldemar,. 0.24 " 7.28
3.2i Luther .. .. 0.51 " 7.4.1
24 Arthur 1.08 " 8.10
84 Kenilitor414,. „ 1.1.00 8,29
sti FOnnsy „ 11.58 hall. 8.40
44 12.1upma. 9.01
47. TIAA11181,0,1, • 2.28 "
56i Fordwio812.55 " 0.28
60 Gerrie 1,08 " 0,40
62j Wroxeter ,15 " 2.46
69 Wingharoltoad 1.88 10.03
74 Teeswater..Arr 1.45 u. 10.14
nfitirca:418/.. Males . :going Gast • Express 141;4.1
0 Toeswater Dep 5.16 11.1.13. 2,30 pan.
6 Wingbarn Road 5.28 ' 2.810 "
111 Wroxeter 5.47 " 2.40 »
14 Genie ., oats 2.50
171 Fordwich ,. 0.12 " 3.00 »
262: ,Flarroten 6,25 3.29
20" Pages 1,.. 6.55 r" 8,10 0
85R )11.t.l'orest„, .. 6.51 8.4740
ilcenilworth.. 7.09 " 4.19 "
404 lArthur • . 7.26 " 4.119 9
64 !Luther .. 7.58 " 5.19 »
2411Vaidernar. 7.08 ''5.17 "
65i 'Amaranth f 8.04 0 6.24
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Patin
The undersigned, having eompleted tlt*r change from the stone to thip
Celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, hat DOW the Mill in
First-class Running Order,
.A.nel, Will be glad to see all bis old customers and as many new Oltia
PG poSsible. Chopping done.
I d Piour. and Food Aivy8
Two professional sawyers welm_
into the Western Hotel at Liman and
challenged any man in the house to
saw a Match for money. '`.11lie pro- 0
priotor of the , hotel, Isaac liodgin.s
and Harry Debi* accepted Ale clod.
lenge and pitched into a 284 inch
black ash lqgt which thoy cut in 40
Highest PHI* fiaid for any quaniily of Gond Grain,
WM. MILNE
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