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THE BRUSSELS POST' •
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tont geld too You 14 tax, OvtY I a eh.rrugh toed Durham Ball for a
of making more money at,,,n: •,tu ut.ulvthtun d'lanate.—Sl.Oopee uuw, payable at Unto of
I ao to ,vnartea- 68th Hexer .i all ag,i oair � serving, with the privilege of rotmrohtg if 001-
rasnry, JAN11':H til, HAI 1,
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44-tf Cae nbrook.
SALE,-T'ITia UN-
� ilI FO It. S,1L
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dO13, 10,1l often'11tor sale 1(10 emus, 1 hiring
— lot 5, c'n, lir,( l re,' Hr el: :N.10,o 61.11100 tlmb ire.
oil with beech and onside. A comfortable
h0nae Iai111 ,null is 011 tee plt130.
TEAM. *To emit I'll tubnker, Apply to
ll(1 B'1'. AloNl3UU111 reuse la,
47-0in •
, A utle'tipaper is Ilko a 1),;()%) e'u•
Direotor of Churohes and SOoleti011 Ivan in many renpee113 per
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MolxuLn Cnrilen,—Sabbath Services at
11. a.m. and 00 p.m. Sunday Sc13001 at
' 30 p m. Rev. ann. Ross, 13. A„ pastor.
Kxox Cnuucn.- S:tbbatlx Serviette at 11
a,01 and 1,31) pan. Sunday School at 21:10
p.m. Nov. `i. Joueo, pastor.
Curecu.--Sabbath Services at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School of 9:30
n.nx, Rao. '( T. Clue, incumbent.
ME im'oi T Cclanu.ix:—Sabbath Services at
10:30 a.m. and 0:80 p.m. Sanday School at
0:30 p.m. Bev. 1x' m, Smyth, pastor.
ROMAN C,amnolac Cnnncu.--Sabbath Ser-
vice thirdSunday in every month at 11 a.m.
Rov, P. J. Shea, priest,
Ono FELLOW'S LODGE every Thursday
evening in Graham's block.
MASON10 Loon Tuesday at or before full
moon in Vanetoae'0 block.
A. 0. U. W. Loons meets on 1st and
3rd Monday evenings of each month.
I'ooESreu's Lanes 2nd and last Monday
evenings of each month in Smale's hail.
L. 0. L. 1st Monday in every month in
Orange
PoST Orrrc1. Office UonrefrOnl 8 a.m.
7 p.m.
Discus:ace' I1:s11Ta111 Beading Room and
Library in Holmes' block, will bo open
from 0 to 8 o'olook p.m. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Miss Jessie Ross, Librarian.
V tar•icti a s.
Nothing will make us so charitable
and tender of the faults of others as
thoroughly knowing our own.
Have you ever tried McGregor ,11 Parka's
Carbolic Carate for sores of any kind? It 10
beyond doubt the very best preparation In the
Outs V1mBlhealing
s. l3 otoh and
and is thSorel, prBurne,
p or
method of Hargreaves Drug Store for 91.33. po er box.
at Sold
Ah, John 1 she said, just before
marriage, I four I'm nob worthy of
you. You are such a good man.
Never mind, Martha, I'll change 011
that after the wedding.
Donald Droving—Donald (trying
onsuocesnfully to divide a flock of
sheep)—Nosh, hoeh, to etupicl brutes
tere'S l)0 Wail 0' them wull gang twa
roads at wan time ! (His collie
barks.)
The Latest remedy for Coo ebn, Was. Croup,
Whooping Cough, llm0011t ti.. elm. 1. 0o(4re1-
or'sLung Compound, '('her0'0 no retired)- in
oxistauoe OOntaihing any one 1.: tea nett,. 0 in-
gredients composing A10(3 regtr's 1.uug Com -
Penne. so do not say you hate token every
Wag until you have triad Ott. ' your ea id or
eougb, and your Opiuino 13111 130 the same as
all who have used it, vis: that •Iz it tie heat.
Sold in 1013. rind .1 Luz 1(13 by. no. Hargreaves
,k Co., druggists.
They have some bright papile in
some schools At the examination
the other day a boy was asked :—
What • are the warultll-producing
foods ? Hie reply was : Cayenne
pepper and Jamaica ginger.
To eit as a passive bucket and be
pumped into whether you consent or
not, can in the long run be exhilar-
ating to no creature, how eloquent
0oever tbefl ood of utterance that is
descending.
This is to certify abet I have used Mclsreg-
or's Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and do honestly say that if it cost
mo one hundred dollars (5100,00) a bottle I
would not be without it, as it has done me
more good than ell the medi0ines I ever used.
and I feel like a new man: Yours truly. ALEx.
STa1L, Carleton Place, Ont. This medicine is
for 0030 at 60e. and 01 per bottle at Hargreaves
Lam Store.
A mother said to her little girl,
who was whipping her doll 1—Stop,
now, you have punished her enough.
No, replied the child ; I don't want to
be told as pa often tells you, that I
am too weak with my children.
When rockets were soaring Mon-
day night, little Ella, of Niagara
street, aged four, was in delight, save
for a slight fear that was on her
nliud. !Mamma, she asked, don't you
fink the angels will be soared ?
If. any of our readers that aro afflicted with
itheumatlam have never tried West's World's
Wonder or Family Linuncut, 300 advise thorn
-to do so at once,and be convinced of its extra-
ordinary merits. It w111 positively cure you.
Itis a never -falling remedy for Outs, Sprains,
Bruises and all complaints requiring external
treatment, Price 20 cents and 50 coots per
bottle. Sold by 0010 IHargreaves dr Co., drug-
gists.
A. lawyer on being asked by a lady
the meaning of the term fee -simple,
replied :—
Feesimple, and a simple foe,
And all the fors entail,
Are nothing when compared to then
Thou best of fees, Female.
Have you Toothache? Use Fluid Lightning.
Hove yea llhonnlntism? Use Fltild Mouthing,
Have you a Stiff Joint 13 C se Fluid Lightning.
Have you Neuralgia? 3)00 Fluid. Lightning.
Have you Lumbago? Hee Fluid Lightning,
Are you troubled with Headache Use Fluid
Lightning. Have you any Pain. Use Fluid
Lightning. It will cure yuu the instant It 10
applied. Try it. 25e. per brittle at nargreave;
Drug Store.
A young man entered a shop in
the country one summer evening,
and asked the shopkeeper if she had
any birthday cards, to which elle re-
plied, Oo, ay hiv we, lots o' them
but ye see the season for them's past
too, an' they're a' fold by I' the gar-
ret.
Life saved 1(t midnight by the timely use of
Woet'a Pain Xing, Do not fail to always loop
It in the house for attaoka 61 collo, cholera
xnorbu0,oramp0, flux, dysentery and all kind-
red diseases and always very Budden. Be pre.
pared. Orlca.25 coats. 15o1dby John Hargreav-
0Tho Rev. lir. B--, of Oalnbus-
luny, on00 wrote an epitaph. on a
preacher who was very sentimental,
and used to draw largely on Ralph
Erskine's sermons
feet it must be the embodiment of
many types ; its form ismade up, it I leer a Grams ted a'1(•'!: 1« •,,, u'c Iw Hit
is always chaste, Itl111,(11511 sometimes Ile Elmo, r)npltngoo re,tuirea We u'Itt
start Ye u. •il •.110, vaysaro ,n tho,e who
start.tt toren, tatNSON ,C ,,, 1.11 u,1., 1Ltt his
ineliued to be giddy. It enjoy
good press, the more rapid the bettor.
It 11as a weakness for gossip, talks a
good Ileal, can stand s01n0 praise, and
is awfully proud of a now dross.
A Poser.—Sergeant•.l•Lajor : —Now,
private Smith, you know very well
holo bat officers and not•eominiO•
eloped ()Inoue aiol Private Smith—
But,
d to walk
across this grass
But, Serjoaut•Mnjor, I've Captain
Graham's verbal orders to--.
Sergeant-Major !—None o' that, sir l
Show me the captain's verbal orders 1
Show 'in to m0, eir 1
Re en Soto' Guard.
D011'1011010 a cold in the heed to slowly and
surely develop itself into Catarrh, when you
can be oared for .1.5o, A few ojpltontlons will
cute inelylent Catarrh. One or two boxes will
auto ordinary Catarrh, 01,0 to dye boxes will
iauCn Catarrh Core Catarrh.
1 sur r,001,aeu•s Oauad-
Etholberta—I want a pair of slip-
pers for pa. Number tens, please,
0nd—squeaky. Genial shoemaker—
Squeaky, Mise ? I'm afraid we hav-
en't any of that kind. Ethelberta-
1 am nu sorry. Couldn't you make
him a squeaky pair ? There is a
curtain young gentleman who visits
me frequently, anti --and it would be
very convenient for him to know just
when pa is coming.
The late Dean Mansel was no less
celebrated for his wit than his logic.
On one occasion, says the Quarterly
Review, (he was at a restaurant) tie
found written on a bill of fare Re -
forme Cutlets. Yes, said the Doan,
reform generally ends o mute
(ninth -riot). When it was propos-
ed to require two theological disserta-
tions or essays from caudidatos for
the degree of D.D.. the Doan wrote
The degree of D.D.
'Tis proposed to convey
To an A. double S.
13y a double S. A.
lntrwan' 0l Mar 13,1sg0.
1 eau say with 00ud11euu0 that I
derived very Brent relief from 11r,
5'o'u Al edi0in0, load beau ill fr
,1013 live months,Ylth 00ng0stioe 0of
the in 1(p. and was redo odd to n very
low obi,, *1(011 1 'deed toduood me
to try this medicine. L 111001re,4
very grant ire neat from It and attrt •
buto ter rapid NM (err In a groat
measure to 11,,1100 opt 1: mummy.
Sold by L4. A. leadmeu.
Episcopal duty iu some parts of
Australia has its humorous side, says
the Bnllart Courier. One prelate, on
his first journey around, was flung in-
to the deep mud by a restive horse.
Risiug ruefully, with his chaplain's
help, and surveying the place, the
bishop consoled himself with the re-
flection, I have Left a deep impression
in that part of the diocese, at any
rate.
Things a Housekeeper Should Know.
That salt should bo eaten with nuts
to aid digestion.
That milk which stands too long
makes bitter butter.
That rusty flat irons should be
rubbed over with beeswax and lard.
That it rests you in sewing to
change your position frepuently.
That a hot, strong lemonade taken
at bed time will break up a bad cold.
That tough beef is made tender by
lying a few minutes in vinegar water.
That a little soda will relieve sick
headache caused by indigestion.
That 0 cup of strong coffee will re-
move the odor of onions from the
breath.
That'e cup of hot water drank bo -
fore meals wil prevent nausea and
dyspepsia.
1'11:tt well•veutileted bedrooms will
prevent morning headaches and lassi-
tude. •
That one in a faint should be laid
on the La of his book ; then loosen
his olothes and lot hien alone.
That consumptive night sweats
may bo arrested by sponging the
body nightly in salt water.
That a fever patient can bo made
cool and comfortable by frequent
sponging off with soda water.
That to boat ogge quickly, add It
pinch of salt. Salt cools, and cold
eggs froth rapidly.
That the hair may be kept from
falling out after illness by a frequent
application to the scalp of sage tea.
That you can take 001 spots from
wash goods by rubbing thein with the
yolk of eggs before washing.
That white spots upon varnished
furniture will disappear if you hold a
bot plate over them.
L—N
OSA DS;
MEDICINE:
LUNG$
LIVER &
BLOOD
Plaster of Paris scattered over the
floors of the fowl -houses is a power-
ful absorbent, preventing Lilo smell
which arises from the droppings.
Keep a sharp lookout in the oroh'
and for the nests of the tent caterpil-
lar. •Destroy thorn at moo by cutting
off the limb, or, if out of reach, by
}sero Iles interred burning out the nests by moans of a
A man of feeling, small bundle of rags tied upon the
Who lived on love end of a long polo and saturated wiih
And preaehsd by stealing. kerosene oil.
Ij1A11111 Nl•tilroneiNT., cTt'11'i nSI113-
scriber
tail) 111000110m, about 50 eleal'ell, for 0110 01'
more y011033. lion se, 1)34'11 aid all 041100 0011-
vonlan0usoo the lot 111010 lsa quantity of
food that would be left by Ilse 10100 agree-
ing Weave a 0tmibtr ,1111011(3 *1)011 lila time
was out 'elle nee 01 ins ple111n(1te would also
be allowed. A180 100'11=00 l0 1Lowiok town-
ship di mile Irons 1VroxOtcr. HO soros elear031,
Therein ahouse on the lot bat no bora. A
tenant b011 Meg a barn would be alloowed to
stop it Otl l of the rent. possession 0011 be
given on April 101. For farther oorticalars
apply to THOS. WHITE,
HEALTH IS WITH,
G11N¢
Da. It. C. \VEe1'e Nerve and 13rain Treat-
ment, a guaranteed stumble for Hysteria, Diz-
ziness, Couvu Wiens, Fits, Nervous, NOuralgla,
lisada0h0, N003010 Prostration calmed
by tl1
A00 of alcohol or tobacco,Wakefulness,
ut-
ai 130p10000111 ,(3o11ou 11Co0m110 Brailmnyresult-
ing tt1. insanity, liar10(1030, Loss of
loath, p remartBox,()Id Involuntary Power in either sox, l by over-exertion
Losses and
Spermotorrlunaorrb1a a 0,11138(1r00 over -indulgence.
00. 1 the
Tinto, tains o118 0 h's treatment. 01 a e, l;heh
boxc 1,0100eonemouth'stroan'>1010013 aid, ori
Or all boxes Lot' $�i, sent by
receipt of price.
WE (lU t ttA1T1(C 81A: ftlt0E8
To euro any case. Wtt11 each order received
by us forsixboxes, accompanied with $5, the
will send the purchaser our written g11828.uto0
tie effectao are, rl 11d 0110 tt+llaru1110 s100001treatment
by Sohn
Hargreaves ,1 Co., Brussels,
Caualiau Paoifio 11,ilwa! Time Table,
rr
Teeswater Branch.
1,01100 laulnzt West
001(1. Esprt
,000 Toronto.• Dep 7.2 a.m.
0 Orangeville .. 9.50 `
1
Orangevill°Jet 113:790:10
0.00 '
7} Amaranth{ .• 10.1.5 i
10 �Valtle0ar• • • • 10,24
12* Luther • • • , • . 10.31 '
231 Arthur ,. .., 11.08 '
30} Kenilworth..,• 11.30
881 ItIT, Pbne0T .. 11.G8 a.m.
44 Pages 1.. .. 12.lGp.m.
•1298
47$ SlnarsroN.• •• 12,55 11
50 Porrie .... •: 1.08 '
00 Gorrio • • 15
62! Wroxeter ..
89 Wingham Road 1.38 11
Teeswater, . Arr 1.5 .m.
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Id11es (00(11:4 East
0 Teeswata Road g 15 a•m.
5 Wingham 55.47 11
1* Wroxeter • • ' 5,58
14 Gorrio .. ...
• ' G,02
17:1 Pordwieh . • • 6 05
22 00
Narriaton • • ' 6.35
80 Pagoo l
35 Mt,Por0 t.• -. (3O1
431 Kenilworth 7 26
6345 3.02 Arthur....
61* Luber. .......•
, 7.63
64 Waldemar.... 7.88
GOt Amaranth { 8.04
170 Orangeville Jct 8.12
Oxangoville .. 8.85
Toronto .. Arr. 10.4 m.
5.40p.m.
7.05
7.22 "
7.32 "
7.88 "
7.44 ',
8.10 "
8.29 °'
8.48 "
9.01
9.10 11
0.81 "
0.411 "
9.46 1l
10.03
10.15
Express Mall
61
11
16
11
2.15 p.m.
2,30 "
2.49
2,56
3.06
3.29
3.40
3.57
4,19
4,.39
5.10
5.17
5.24
5.85
5.56
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41
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Refreshment and Dining Rooms
—AT—
TORONTO JUNCTION,
0 it INC EV ILLII AN»
CAIILETONJUNDICLON,
'X' ON
THROUGH TRAINS
—nnTwEnx-
--TORONTO AND MONTIIEAL.—
fp.
TICKET AGENT, 11R.sa8ELs.
WEAR
SPECTACLES
And Eye -Glasses
—That Will Preserve Your Eyeeight,—
F. LAZAR US,
Manufaoturin g Optician, late of the firm of
Lazarus df Morrie, 28 Maryland Road,
Barrow Road, London, England, has ep•
pointed an agent for tiro Renowned Spect-
acles and Dye -Glasson winch have boon be.
fore the public for the past 25 years.
L,Lo,Auo' Spectacles 110Ver tiro tib oyo.
Last many years without change,
—Per sale by---
•
JAS. DBJSW.L, Hardware Merchant
31.3016 Brussels, Ontario.
ON DEOK. •
Geo. Phippen,
1'c�ir2le7, - Br'zassels,
is prepared to do All Binds of
JULY 30, 1880.
PAINTING,
GRAINING,
GLAZING,
IAL SOAIININ G,
PAPER HANGING,
&0.,
at Reasonable Rates.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
17n 2001y Instance.
ORDERS
Loft at Geo. Backer's Store will
be promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED 1
Steady E)nploynacnt to Good en
None need bo idle. Previous
experience not essential.
We pay either Salary or Com -
100 kn. Wanted
TENDERS Wei 81 i-11,
'feed 1 rs 3011 W t,rrived by 111 11 110oaut111110(1,.
1(p 4o (11.4 311411 at t.t. lir !Mott,f .1 .0 S000nd
M ,m .,f the 1100'•,'i0 lhtl,bu 'x.1. , .1 repairing
NCI., emu 310.11.., dr, hull p: -i„r., I.,, 011,tpoli•
uatlu+, 1, .S, K.t1 1I,
• 1.11110 bi+•l 1).l',a.11,
111 EIV 1JL:1C1i1iMIT 11.
liri u; your lsluu horses t0 Paniol Ewan, ho
bas
LEASED W. T. [loNTR13',s STAND,
Brussels.. 111111/(13 pr,wtlse 1 for years nod
risen to the (1113)110(3 lfnsitictl lit 110 leadlug
borxn41um1ng(stab l is(33L,utof Oration,, Lid in
burgh, -l4-,, Ih 1(d. Alan 11a0lag pasrml with
honors through the aey1l Veterinary sliming
School ,1(f I. S. Sod tit, Londoi,i7ngh1ud, where
hundred 1' of urn 1,pl ed horses 11801101 Our
(Muds 110.11}. 1 one safely guarantee tenure con-
tracted feet ar interfering hoes0r. New work
and repnlrirmg of all (duds 11008 00 reasonable
terms, and wurttmauxbip that will plOtse, 13Y
1(11(133 100 0 0811 (30010111(3,110,) I would secure
1'0130 trade, 1) . 1,, WAN,
`..1741 - . _..00,11ur's Old Stood
to Canvas for tho sale of Canadian
grown Nursery stock.
The Fonthill Nurseries,
Largest in Canada,
Over 400 .Acres.
Don't apply unless you can fur-
nish first-class references, and,
want to work. No room for lazy
men,but can employ any number
of energetic men who want work.
Address
Stone LSt Wellington,
Nurserymen,
Toronto, Ont.
BABY 0 &.RRIAGHS
I have a nice lot, of Baby Car-
riages on hand that tho Public
should see.
Thoy are Well made, nicely
finished and will bo Soli at
Reasonable Prices,
SH;E 1111-ITIVL
I-larness 1 Collars !
and everything in the harness lino
on hand. •
Also Trunks, Valises, Satchels,
&o.1 Rc.
H. DENNIS.
Here we are Again,
Thanking the public for their pat-
ronage for the past 11 years I de-
sire to state that I am prepared to
attend to al1•kinds of Hoose, Sign
and Ornamental Painting 'in a
workmanlike. manner.
Paper Hanging
and Kalsomining
done in a planner that gives Sat-
isfaction every time.
GRAINING A SPECIALTY.
Now that the house cloani)lg
season 1vill soon be here send your
orders along early so that they
can be attended to in good time.
Wme Boaliok,
The Old Reliable.
IMPORTANT
TO DAKOTA SETTLERS.
LAND COMMISSIONER SPANKS' PAM- -
01)8 ORDER 0)7 APRIL 301, RE-
VOKED 13Y SECRETARY
LAMAR.
Honest settlors not bo made to suffer be-
cause of a few disreputable characters.
Reported Resignation or Removal of Sparks.
Washington, D. 0., Special Telegram,
April 7.—Tho text of the order of revocation
and a•history of the ardor of April 3 wore
Laid before oath member of the cabinet at
yesterday's meeting. The language of the
order of revocation was approved as it
stands. It said that if any evasion of
the order is attempted, Mr, Sparks will be
called on to resign.
TEXT or THE 00000.
Following is the full text of the order of
revoontion:—Department of the Interior,
Washington, D. 0., April 6.-2:o the Com-
missioner of the General Land Office :—sir,
On April 8, 1885, yon issued the following
order :—
Practice, Suspension of Entries —Float
action in this ofioe upon all entries of the
public land, exoept private Dash entries and
such scrip locations as ore not dependent
upon ants of settlement and cultivation, is
suspended in the following localities, viz.:
All west of the first guide meridian west in
Kansas ; all west of range 17 wort in Ne-
braska ; the whole of Colorado, exoopt land
in the late Ute reservations ; all of Dakota,
Idaho, Utah, Washington, New Mexioo,
Montana, Wyoming and Nevada ; and that
portion of Minnesota north of the indemnity
lilnits of the Northern Pacific railroad and
east of the indemnity limits of the St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad. In ad-
dition, final action in this Oleo will be sue-
pended upon a 1 timber, ontries under the
aot,of Juno 8, 1878, also upon all cases of
desert land entries.
[Signed] W. A.. SLIMS, Commissioner,
Whatever neoossity may have existed at
the time of it's promulgation has ceased to
be sufficient to longer continue an order
suspending all aetlouo, and involving in n
common condemnation the innocent and
the guilty, the honest and the dishonest,
While I earnestly urge tho exorcise of the
strictest vigilanoo to prevent by all the
arenoies within our power, rho 0ohaumma-
txolx of fraudulent or wrongful land claims,
yet, when the vigilance of all these agencies
shows no silbetantial evidence of fraud or
wrong, honest claims should not be delayed
Or their consideration refused on general
reports or rumors. The above ordor as is-
sued by you is therefore revoked, and you
will proceed in the regular orderly and law-
ful consideration and disposal of the claims
suspended by it. Very respeot£ully,
Piped) L. Q. 0. LAtrin,
Beeret3 ry.