HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-5-7, Page 6THE BRU8s7f+L11 POST.
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...11r111.r...., Win.
Dirsolaty of Charohos and looioiioo,
Mni.viLtB Cannon. -Sabbath Sorvioos at
11 a.m. and 6030 p.m. Sunday Sohool at
3:30 p.m. Rev. Juo, Rosa, B. A„ pastor. ,
Knox O1iFlhc11.-Sabbath Servioes at 11
a.m, and 6:30 p.m. Sunday School at 2:30
p.m. Rev. 8, Jones, pastor.
ST,Tconf's Ceuncn,--Sabbath Services at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 9:90
a.m, Rev. W. T. Oluffe, incumbent.
MET0OprsT C300nen, _Sabbath Services at
10:30a,m.and 0:30 p,m, Sunday Sahool al
3:30 p.m. Rev. Wm. Smyth, pastor.
ROMAN CATnoLIc Cnoitcu,-Sabbath Ser.
vice third Sunday in every month at 11 a.m.
Rev. P. J. Shea, priest.
ODD FELLOW'S LODGE over,y Thursday
evening in Graham's bionic.
MASONro LODGE Tuesday at or before full
moon in S'anstonc's block.
A. 0. IT. W, Loma meets on 2nd and
lost Wednesday evenings of each month.
PouusTsa'a LODGE 2nd and last Monday
evenings of each month in Smale's hall.
L. 0. L. 1st Monday in every month in
Orange Hall.
'posx Orrxci Ofsco Moore from 8 aan.
7 p.m.
3 chimes' INSTITUTE Reading Room and
Library in Homes' block, will be open
from 6 to at o'clock p.m. Wednesdays and
"aturdays. Mill Tessio Ross, Librarian.
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\TA'it•IETII?A,
Our brains are sovonty-year clrclis
Nays Oliver Wendell Holmes. The
Angel of life winds them up once for
roll, then closes the case, and gives the
key into the'haods of the A.ngel of the
Resurrection.
The Boat has a little verse
The muse a hopeful on,
The undertaker has a hearse,
The editor a gun.
A stranger stepped into a lawyer's
office the other day and zrnquired. "Is
this the water office ?" The lawyer
answered promptly, "No, sir ; this
is the wind office. The water office
is next door."
nATaauso owed, health and sweet breath se
awed, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Pride 25
cents. Nasaltnjectot tree. Sold by Geo A.
Deadman.
Silk handkerchiefs with monograuls
made out of the hair of the young
ladies that a gentlemen may know is
the latest craze of the Chicago girl.
It is her part to get the hair and work
the monograms. He buys the hand-
kerahiefe.
The virtue of Carbolic 'Acid for healing
°blousing and purifying is well known; but
from the many modes of applying it, the ptrb.
no le uncertain how to use it. To meet that
want. McGregor & Parke's Carbolic °orate Is
prepared, and may be •used with confidence.
Do not be misled, Take only McGregor d:
Parke's Carbolic Cerate. Sold at John Har-
greaves k 00'e. 13ug Store.
Oft in the chilly night,
Whe bed clothes snugly bound ma.
I've heard the whiskered felines
I martial troops around me. [fight,
The spat of cats,
Tho hurled brick bats,
The careless words then spoken :
The eyes that shone
The back fence on,
The panes of glass now broken 1 t
4 Word to the Wise,
Mrs.Bobert Hooper, of Kinloss, county of
Brace in a letter, says: -"I have been troubl-
ed with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints for a
lumber of years, and am glad to Nay to tho
public as wall as friends, that MoGregor'e
Speedy
call right, thanks to McGreme gorsl Bpow I
o dy
Care." Hundreds of like testimonials are 1r0-
miently roneived, and aro daily proving that
this is truly a wonderful remedy, curing Sing-
gishLiver, Bilhioue Headache and Costiveness
whore all else falls. Sold at John Hargreaves
k Co's Drug Store. Trial bottles given free.
The editor of a Dakota paper offers
to give his paper for ono year to every
couple married in the county before
July let, 1886 another public-spirit-
ed editor of the vicinity will send his
paper for a year for every child born
within twelve months and sendit two,
and three years for twins and triplets.
Plaid Lightning does not tele a day or an
hourto remove Neuralgia, Headache, Tooth
ache, Lumbago or Rheumatism, but will do is
instantly-, and without carrying your head in
a poultice for e. day or use greasy 1lnamonts,
Try a 25 aunt bottle from John Hargreaves do
Co., druggists,
A couple stood before a jeweller's
the other evening, when tho young
lady remarked : "C-awgie, don't you
think there is something perfectly
lovely about those cloaks ?" "What
do you admire so much about them ?"
he asked. "Why, don't you see
they -they name the day." The future
will tell if Gawgte tumbled.. °
A traveller in a Bute City restaur-
ant was frightened out of his wits
when be heard the waiter scream out :
"Gimmie a graveyard stew, potatoes
in the dant, two mon, a horseback, e
moonlight on the lake, a flambeau."
Then he was. told thata graveyard
stew means milk toast ; potatooe 1n
the dark, boiled potatoes ; eggs, cir-
cus style, edrambled eggs ; rough and
ready, pork and beans ; a flambeau,
light hot calces ; a moonlight on the
lake, rare beefsteak.
Northwest Notes
Tho Canadian Pacific track ie now
clear to Donald, B. C.
The first of the Canadian Pacific
steamers will leave Port Arthur, May
4th.
2,400 loge aro expected to be.
brought down tho South Saskatoh•
(swan this spring.
Stonewall is snpplyiog the found-
ation atone for the voliintoer moan
Ment at Wionipeg.
Mr. McDonald, a student from
iManitoba, has been placed in charge of
Arrow river and Beulah stations.
Mr. Il'egel, of Winiipeg, barrister,
has received the Conservative nomin-
ation for Rockwood for the Local As-
sembly.
Otto Klotz is at Winnipeg, on route
to British Columbia to continue the
astronomical survey for the Dominion
Government.
The labor question on she Canad-
ian Pacific Railway has been satis-
factorily settled by the Italians ink•
ing $1.25 per day.
]Messrs. Neal and Stone passed
through Birtle a few days ago with a
fine drove of young heifers and a
Galloway bull for their rancho, about
sixty miles from Birtle.
The Birtle Observer says :-Three
cormorants flew up the Bird Tail
river. These sea birds but rarely
visit the interior and only frequent
those streams whore fish are abund-
ant,
Four mounted policemen deserted
from Prince Albert recently, and
were captured near Humbolt by Ser-
geant,Macpherson. They were ecu=
tensed by Supt. Perry to one year's
imprisonment at Regina.
The Stonewall News says that J.
A.. Clarke, station agent there,
was sent to the Winnipeg Hospital
on Tuesday last. He got his foot
frozen last winter, but paid little at-
tention to it. When the warm weath-
er set 1n it got worse, and it is feared
a portion will have to be amputated.
W. A. Doyle, Birtle, has resigned
his situation es Crown Timber In-
spector, and has sent the books by
express to the Department. Settlers
and others who have business to
transact in the matter of timber will
ire to deaf direct with th
requ a agent
at Winnipeg until another appoint•
ment is made.
Prairie fires have been numerous
this spring In the Neepawa district.
Some days ago Joseph Little's gran-
ary was burned and 100 bushels of
seed wheat destroyed. The build-
ings on Mr. Muckle's farm have also
been ooueumed. The fire swept the
country for miles to the south, but no
other eausalties have as yet been re-
ported.
The Birtle Observer says :-The
contract for the constinetion of the
railway to Birtle is let to a person
named Mann. Tho rails are provid-
ed and 20,000 ties are on the way
down the river ; a party of engineers
have arrived, and men and teams, to
begin grading, reached Solegrith on
Wednesday. The ground for the
station will be selected immediately.
It is reported that owing to the want
of water at Solegrith the engine house
will be moved to a point further west
but Cilie is only in the air.'
Por lama book, side or cheat, use Shiloh's
Porout Plaster. Price 20 omits. Sold by 0- e,
Deadman.
American capitalists have made ar-
rangements to develop the iron mines
in the neighborhood of Lake Winni-
peg. They will take the ore to Far-
go,
argo, Dakota, where 'smelting works
4a Age or Discovery.. are to be erected the American dot
We certainly ought to alTroaiate the foot ( y
that we are living in an age of progress and on ore being only 75 (lents 'a ton,
Ms savory, this 10 e0,eoiall y apppreoia ted by all while that on pigiron is 0 a ten.
persons that have boon afflicted with Bheum-$'
atism, as West's World's wonder or Fainly It is expected that the furnaces alone
Liniment is a positive sure for Rheumatism.
It is invaluable for Cute, Sprains, Bruises, will employ 200 men, and arrange-
Bnrns,Boatdsand all diseases requiring ex- menta are being
terns.).applioalion. Sold by John Hargreaves g mads to establish
Icao. Price 21, coots and50oente per bottle. several important manufacturing en.
They stood beneath the summer terprises to supplement the blast
ekies and watched the stare in comae- furnaces,
less brilliant twinkle. It was a night Stonewall News :-Some time ago
to cause the angels to lay their hands it was reportedthat Benjamin LAO-.
upon the evening air, and touching brook, of Foston, had left for parts
every heartstring fill the world with unknown, and as no authentic proof
harmony, "And this is love," she of the fact could be arrived at, noth•
said, looking into his face, "And love ing wee said on the matter, but this
is religion," he continued stooping week we have been informed by the
to kiss the pretty pinkness' of her best of authority that snob is the case.,
;heck. "What religion 7" she asked He left his wife and little family in a
naively ; "Presbyterian, or Methodist, very destitute condition, and never
or Baptist, or Episcopalian 7" "None gave them any intimation as to where
of these, angel mule," he whispered, ,he wag going or why he was leaving.
folding her to his throbbing, heart ; It ls"reported the cause of his loav-
"none of these; it is. You•an'-Liar• ing cama about by trying to dispose
ran," Dovotioual services wcro con, 1 o his volunteer scrip the second
tinned toll a lato flour.' time.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 0 PER
Dent, Straight loans. Appl to
A. IEA MANN,
. 50• Crnaprooh..
BARK TO RENT. -THE BUS -
umber win real10170., Don, 5, Oroy,ocn.,
tainlpg100 soros, about 50 olear0(1, 400 050 or
mom years. House, barn and all other Doo•
vonioneos on tho lot. Phots ass quantity of
feedthnt would be loft, by the lease agree-
ing to lease a similar amount whoa his rime
was 004 7/10 110001 ireplemonte would sine
be allowed. Also 100 awes in Howlok town-
eh1p,6 mile from Wm:toter, e0 moron cleared.
Tboreis ahouse on the lot but no hero. A
tenant building a barn would be allowed to
stop It out of the rent. Possession eau bo
given on April let, For farther partlaolurs
apply to THOS. W1IUTlt,
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Dn. P. 0. ,EST's Nerve and Brain Treat,
moot, a guaranteed anorak; for Hysteria, Dia.
alneso,0onvulsione,Pits, Norvo0s, Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostration canoed by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Ment-
al Depression, Softening of the °rain remit.
ing in insanity, loading to misery, decay and
death. l'romatur0 Old Aga, Barroom, Loss of
Power in either sex,. Involuntary Losses and
Spormotorrbo c caused by over-oxorllon of the
Brain, self-abuse or over -indulgence, Raab
box contains one month's treatment. 81 0 box,
or six boxes for 80, soot by mall, prepaid, on
reooipt of price.
We GUARANTEE 141X 540711/3
To Duro any ease, RRth mob order reoeived
by no forsix boxes, accompanied with S5 we
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund the money if the treatment does not
effect aouro. Guaraut°ostuned only by Jobu
Hargreaves k Co, Brussels,
.ADS
727110 E10
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Should Call and Inspect the New
Stock of Dress Goods, Lace Cur-
tains of every description and od-
ors. Embroideries and all over
net Bushings. Collars, Ties, Tab-
lings, Towels, white and gray, Cot-
tons .in endless variety.
All my goods are new and cheap-
er than shop wore goods.
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Canned
Goode, Spices and Everything
kept in a Fir4t-Class Grocery.
My Teas are the Best & Cheap-
est in town, so the People say at
The Red Store,
NOTED FOR. CHEAP GOODS.
tJ•• er.
Canadian gaciflc hallway Time Table,
r3AIi[ AIN6u' 1 13A13(3 t l `:
1 I 8c CoW6tii1id
In Plows, Snufflers, Land Rollers.
Straw Cutters, Plorse PoWur5,
Tread PowerB, Seed Drilla el.
018,
l-
018, Hay Todders, Hay Rakes,
Binders, R (ballere, Wers, i .V.
Plows, Farm Scales, the light l' t•t
ning Bain Wagon, Carriages, hag-
gles, two second hand Buggies.,
Boll Organs, Raymond a v. t
Machines.
Two IIorses,1 Colt, nine months
old, two Colts, 2 years old, one 3
year's old, all heavy draught. ' •
Call &. Examine Goods
before Purchasing elsewhere.
Yours,
ON DECK.
Geo. Fhippen,
Painter, , - Brussels,
is prepared to do All Kinds of
PAINTING, , „
GRAINING,
GLAZING,
Geo; Love.
KALSOMINING,
PAPER HANGING,
&c., &c.,
at Reasonable Rates.
Satisfaction Gua'r'anteed
Irt Every Instance.
ORDERS
Left at Geo. Baeker's Store will
be promptly attended to.
ff 3(11.1 Wall 1. a good sot of Heavy
of I,tg;lt 113130eas, a well fitting
Collar, that won't gall the horses
should i's, any odds and ends to
OOIit,Jloto your cul. of harness, Or
11013' ling in the harness line .go to
1. 0, RICHAIRD'S.
Trunks and Valises
la i'0 al •says Roil,. 111 stuck and sold
at a 3)11111 margin on cost. If you
want anything in this lino call at
• I. 0. RICHARD'S.
l3al�y & Doll. Carriages.
Just 00 111411(1 a nicely assorted
stock of Carriages that have. only
to he seen to bo adl'nired. Call
and gut oar prions before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Repairing promptly attended to.
hop in Graham's block, oppos-
ite Queen's Rotel, IBrussols.
1. C. RICHAR.DS.
Here we are Agan.,
Thanking the public for their pat-
ronage for the past 14 years T de-
sire to state that I ala prepared to
attend to all kinds of House, Sign
and Ornamental Painting in a
Workmanlike manner.
Paper Hanging
and Kalsomining
done in a manner that gives,,, Sat-
isfaction every time.
GRAINING A SPECIALTY.
Now that the house cleaning
season will soon be More send your
orders along early so that they
can bo attended to in good time.
' l®dakk,;,,.
The Old Reliable.
NEW SPRING GOODS
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TORONTO a uriCT1ON,
ORANG .NILLLE AND .
0JIR1.ETON J r1NCTJON,
S.•L7STCh:xo0ST naA232i:E TSR, CD=
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T08UIET .IODNT, 1611l1881MLS.
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• Having just received the Largest and Bost Selected Stock of
Tweeds ever shown in Brussels, we aro now prepared to Sell
A.T1 V Y DOW P R Ii ]'s.
Our Stock is•composed of
Scotch & Canadian. Tweeds
Velvet. finished Suitings, French Borstals, Sorge. Also an Im-
mense Stock of
• ti
Striped aa.d. Checked. Pantinons
Always on Hand. Our Stook of Furnishings, such as Ties, Linen &
Celluloid •Collars, Linen & Celluloid Cuffs, Linen and Silk, Handker-
chiefs, Pat- Napa Buck Gloves, Kid Gloves, Wooled and Cotton Hose,
Braces, Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Breast Pins, Armlets and Gar-
ters, &c., always on hand and at Low Prices.
We intenr3 making the Hat and Cap tratlo a Specialty this. Season,'
as we have a Large Stock of All Shapes and Latest Styles, Ot1r stook '
being Large we intend running them off at
Prices to Suit the Times.
We Lead & Others Follow,
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ur Tailoring Department
Is too well known to need any special mention, Wo guarantee Bails.
faction every time. .
Smile's Old Stand,