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Diraotory of Charohss and Sooiotiosl
MO1,vI1,1,14 011C11011.—Sabbath Services at
11 a.m. and 0:30 p.m. Sunday. Sohtor.00i at
3:30 p.111. 11eY. ,1130. Boss, B. A„ 1
Ewa Cannon,—Sabbath Sorvicea at 11
a.m. and 0:30 p.m. Sunday Sohool at 2:30
p.m.
Bev. 3. Jones, pastor.
ST, Jvnx'sCnLn u Sunday 8o1Serool at 01:30
11 a.m. end 7 p.m.
a.m. nee. W, T. Cliffe, inenmbent,
lllr•.rrson3sr Cnclicll.--Sabbath ServiCe6 at
10:30 a.m. and 0:30 p.m. Sunday Sellout at
30 p.nt. Pec. \v m. Smyth, pastor.
Rains CATHOLIC 0110101,—Sabbatll Ser-
vice third 8nudity in every month at 11 at.m,
Bev. P. 3, Shea, priest.
ODD FcLI.ow's Lentos every Tlmreday
evening in Graham's block.
'Masonic Lonna Tuesday at or before full
moon in Vanstone's block.
A.Q. 13. W. Lonox meets on lot and
Srl Monday evenings of each month.
3i'oncsrsn's Lenox :lull and last Monday
evenings of each month in Smalo's hall.
L. 0. L. 1st Monday in Avory month in
Orange Hall.
POST Orrtcr —Omco Hours from 8 a.m.
7 lam,
Mem: acs' Lit Reading Boom and
Library in Holmes' block, will be open
from 0 to 8,o'clook p.m. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. alias Jessie Boss, Librarian,
]G'LtRhiou Noun.
THE BRUSSELS POST
A crying baby at a meeting is hies
a good suggestion --it otigbb to be car-
ried out.
Society is compared to a pia. There
is an upper crust and a lower crust,
but the real strength and ntlbsttluoe
lie between them.
Tito grass, unlike man, is most de-
lightful when the greenest, Tbo
moon, militia man, io the most brill-
iant when the fullest,
Watt'erain Xing nuts promptly, and aures
qulokiy, Never fails to ourobewel complaint,
colio,olr0lora :lobus, cholera, Coate but 26
Gantt
its merits of Jae, litlgruavoy. Enquire
& rOorodritg-
gisle,
Landlady : "The ooffoe,1 am sorry
to say, is exhausted, Mr. Smith."
Boarder Smith : "Al, yes, poor
tbing i 1 was expecting that, I've
noticed that for some time it hasn't
been strong."
"There was quite a,00incidonoe at
Inv house last night." "Indeed.
What wait it l" "Twins."
"Well, old fellow, it's all settled. I
am going to be married in two
months. You will be one of the wit-
neeees, 1 hope ?" "Count on mo, I
never deserted a friend in misfortune.
Woudarlul le rho effect of West's World's
Wonder
tains, OFamily
to, B ui se s,I3urns, in
calds,imand soil
diseases requiring external application. It
stands without a rival. price 20 canto and 50
cents per bottle. Bold by Jno. Hargreaves
tC Co.,13tnasols.
Jones—"Thore's one thing that
puzzles me, it is a problem that I
can't figure out by arithmetical moth -
oda." Brown—"Give it tu me."
Jones—"Suppose I should drink out
a demijohn of whiskey more than one
third and not quite one-half, What
would I have ?" Brown—"Delirium
tremens, as near as I can figure it."
The other evening the little daugh-
ter of a congressman was paying a
visit at a neighbor's, and the respec-
tive mothers wore talking of physical
ailments and their remedies. After
a while the little girl saw an oppor-
tunity to malts a remark. "My pa-
pa." she said, "always drinks whiskey
when he is sick." Then she stopped
for minute, Ler eyes softened and
saddened and she continued slowly :
ma onei 1i and a dollars
o faro (010000 a of cost „Ani poor papa is sick nearly a
wo one hundred don ars as it h) rt ones I
would not be without it, as it has done ms the time."
Winter cloaks promise to be of gen•
erous proportions.
Passementeric corselets will be a
feature of the coming se05013.
Bugles aro to be more used as garn•
iture this autumn than beads.
Bo en year Guard.
...tn.') allow a cold in the bead to slowly end
surely derelep itoali into Catarrh, when yeti
annoliitoorT
tiucpent Catarrh. OntwoOxoe 3viil
01100 ordinary Catarrh, Ono to live boxes will
aura altronie Catarrh. Try Dr. Chase's Caned -
an Catarrh Cure—it will one ' 0u,
Shepherd's plaids and "invisablo"
plaids are to be unroll worn this aut-
umn.
Milliners will use mors fruit than
flowers in trimming both hats and
bonnets.
The outer wrap still will have the
loose fronts decorated with large fan-
cy buttons.
This is to certify that I hive used Ol0000g-
fi reedy Cure for Dyspepsia and hiver
WM. BLASIIILL,
llutonor, tbonklnq 1118
many auetoulors for their tlbnrni
wishes to ter thontsthat'nu
tug beanod out of Oho old stand hat Itttod ap
8)1011 tu emtlo's Block In Arvt.ataas style
where be hopmPto Bou all the old oatarners
and as many new ones as sou at to gtva hint to
0811. I keep nothing but aro-plass moats, all
ed tosall porta of the Sausage
61.000.8 .ash paid
for Fitt Stook.
TTIE UITY
Carriage and
Shoeing Shop.
mare good than all the medicines I ever used, ernnxronv, Aug, 8th,1595.
and 1 feel liken new mart, Xml rs truly, Araya.
Srsnn, Carleton Place, Ont. This medicine is About throe years ago Twee laid
Tor sale at hoc. and B1 per bottle at Hargreaves• . up with bronchitis, and for six
=rug Store, months was unable to d0 anything.
The closer their resembiance toFour bottles o1Dr. Jug's Kedicine
completely cured me, and my
man'soods the more fashionable are health hal been first-rate ever
g since, in fact 1 never felt bettor in
the cheviots and tweeds. my oto. H.ubttrE,
Pini tulle veils .are n New York G. T. R. works, Stratford.
novelty, and may have a more be- Sold by G. A.Deadman.
Doming effect than the red veils. A few days ago a fond mother gave
Headnube rut f uSiteto, a juvenile daughter a ch000late
liver not work "WLeneverI feet out of sort., blltos, my swee►ie, which, however, from mater-
nglight.O-',asked who a bend-
ache l take Cbnal fear or the bairnie's appetite was
usu'sl.her Cu -A 'there is snore +
real beneat froze. 0.0 00,.e 013uui• Li ria• -Cure not octan at once, but was to be kept
than3nnta'y Renins of some tusd'clnos."— till the afternoon before beingdevour-
Hats and turbans will correspond ed. "Now, Dolly, said the loving
with the costumes with which they parents, "mind, you have promised
are worn. They are made of the dress me on your honor not to eat • the
material. chocolate before tea time, haven't
Blanket jackets in white or cream you ?" 'Yes, mother," answered
colour, with gold braid trimmings the dutiful mite, and wont on her
are natty, becoming and likely to bo warrne A,eryrt
popular. idc eL disappeared,
wave ymr erer tried Ilrrrregor a Parke's all trades of it gone, save a sticky,
WATTS 86 MUNE,
'While thanking our numerous
friends for their patronage during
the past three mouths wo wish to
remind the public that wo are in a
better position than ever to sup-
ply your wants in any lino of Car-
riages. We came hero to do au
honest business and stand' second
to no other mechanic in tho Do-
minion of Canada. We aro pre-
pared to do all sorts of machine
work and dress mason's hammers
and tools of all sorts. In horse
Shoeing vl'o aro so far without
competition. We have travelled
around the world for our experi-
ence. If you have a cripple that
liaS BEATEN your blacksmith yon
have only to bring it to tho City
Shoeing Shop and wo guarantee a
miraculous cure the first or second
visit. Please give us a call. 'tVe
are here for the sole benefit of the
public at large.
Yours truly,
WATTS & MCKAGBE,
Brussels.
pp.".JUCvS;
MEDICINE.
FOR
LUNGS'
LIVER &
oB:L00.Di;'
shouse cerat0 for snr051t ,ley k,nd ^ 71 is brown ,nark round the little girl s
beyond doubt the very beet rung Ba esu In the rosy lips. "Dolly, Dolly," remon-
iusoiotf0r Leafing and coring Bares, Burda,
Cuts,pimples. tlyil,d,•P, o,,(01AS ld as str,tten the mother, "where was your
method of mug S g of rittd•5 10Acid, said as honor when you ate that sweetie ?"
Hargreav0s mug Stora for etc.p0r box.
The simplest manner of trimming "In my stomach," was the profound
the hat is to pile it high in front with and unanswerable reply.
a ribbon bow made as tastefully as
possible, Pembroke is to have a new ma -
Jerseys, wide, very wide of the chine shop and foundry.
mark, as far as the original jerseys Two men got drunk at Kingston on
were concerned, although very attrao• Tuesday. One of them laid down on
tive in style, and effectivness, are in the postoffice steps to sleep. His
the market for the fall trade, companion went across the street and
T1,01atest retue0y toe Ceuens, Coble. Croup, fired stones to arouse him. One of
Whanplag Cough, Brern1:1 us. etc., Is 1uor req• the missiles went through the colored
or's Lung Compound. 'Theta tvno remedy in and. the thrower
50)10,. 00 cnnwlu.og any Dna c Fiat' 0001,0 in- side of a gas lamp,
gre011,<t, nnmpaall g nsonrnutr's 1.000 car - was obliged to part with $1,50 to re•
ponnd.s., 10 1100 0117 yarn 111105 taken 00007-
ruingtbing la ti! you bare u..• 1 tbI8 tor your cold er pair the damage.
00ug1,, and 70 tr of c m n l f ba 1 , 1 sumo na On Sunday last, during the pro -
0' 1 alt It I10 b0et.
00111n 1011 and 1 bot t.cs byJno. ilargr0ares green of the religious services tit 1110
4 Lang gg.ats' cam meetingat Irish Creek three
Large bags of a size e of would men the platform, and
hold a bushel of corn, made plush, one of then, in an intoxicated ani -
tied at one olid, and that end lined clition, staggered to the platform, sat
makes co and filled with curled heir down between two clergymen, and re -
Thucomfortable sofa cushions. mained there during Ole close of the
Tho latestParisian novelty is the service. The man is said to have
• "pine•cono" bat of straw, in perfect committed the sot for wager of ale.
•oimibation of a gigantic fir -cove. This The Lansdowne Medal, awarded at
%fat le always trimlued with ostrich the Oobourg Collegiate Institute has
xltuwos, or tullII e of the kilo of the been won this year by Miss Nellie
',darkling prod." May Henry, of Napanoe, slaughter of
llaveyop Toothache se hl id Li litniu . ex
-Mayor
have also the best wood-
worker in the County of Huron in
connection with our shop, we re-
fer to the well known Trains WALK-
ER, the proprietor of the wood-
work department. He guarantees
perfect satisfaction in all lines of
wood -work. Cutters made in the
latest style, neat and durable. He
has just got in his winter's stock:
of timber for Cutters and Bob -
Sleighs. All repairs done at the
lowest price. Ho also clops Paint-
ing at his shop. Give him a call
and he will give you the satisfac-
tion you never got before. "A dol-
lar saved is a dollar made."
SAXES WALKER.
L ? r F'nid 1 igiiteing -Ma or Henry,f that town. The
y,
Have you Rheumatism vee - ""511001115.
g g medal ie given for highest standing
Have yOu Neur lgiut r Via k,Wel 7 igi temp. •
Have you Ncurallie3 Lao 71110 ,gin g.
1(000 you Lumbago. Lau k'lui,l l,ightutng, at the examinatiOne for leap ars cap
Aro you troubled with liaadaol,et Use hints id tffioaies.
Lightning. isyietyea
c re you Lin herin tantit is
Efforts aro being made by the oor•
applied. Try e,a, par buffo at klargreavo;' loratlon of Victoria, B.0., and a
Drug Stara, 1
Poke bonnets aro trimmed oozy committee of Chinese merchants, lo
prettily with picot -edged ribbon arrange for the proper disposal of sick
drawn from the back to the top of the and indigent Chinese. It is declared
crown 1st the front, and finished with that many broken-down Chinamen
n bow and a tuft of ostrich feathers wilfully violaio the law in order that
or ribbons and flowers. they
may bo setsent
to saga 1, whveerele t to.
Grey y gloves, having . broad betide 6 p y
of black silk embroidery down the do, There is now in the Provincial
backs, are worn with black costumes, gaol a Chinaman in a leprous con -
Grey gloves for afternoon and supremacy mzade toon, nd a compelcial effort will be
the Chinese to re,
ing wear aro disputing p y move and care for him,
with the popular:' tan int=.
PA.1=L1V1
SCALES.
BUILDERS'
lA.RDWARE !
Man Putty,
Lteroti & Shingles.
STOVES
—AND—
'Stove Pipes
Tama a Felting,
Ala'brAtine Paint.
Mixed Paints
ALL COLORS.
'DMAD f COIL•
SIFT. 24, 1880.
00 Ana
Wood wanted at the l3rnsselo Salt Works. On
dud niter October lot, 1880. vats will take any
amount of
s•
100 13.1,
ED CI
11'
.
!n Trade for Dry Goods, Groceries
&c., 84c.
WE NAVE ALSO FOR SALE
2 New Wcb oris,
2 New Bu.t' lees,
1 New Cz&ttei',
any of which we will also trade for either Stove
or Cordwood.
It is distinctly understood that No Wood will
be taken on Accounts up to
0CTO_=3FI J 1, 1886.
F. C. ROGERS.
Tli Mat Bout & SVoe Hoiise!
B. GERY1
NOW READY FOR THE RUSH.
WE NEVER WERE SO WELL PREPARED.
Stacks and Stacks of Boots
Ileafriv 4,000 Zalirs
Now in stook!
Prices ,s..,way Down.
During the past seven years the Boots and Shoes made and sold by the Groat Boot &
Shoo Hottso have stool the test of weer in nearly every oaso. "The proof of n pudding
is the eating." The proof of a Boot is how it wears.
Every season since 1870 wo havo Dither reduced the pried or improved rho quality of
our shoos. "Excelsior" ie our motto. This season wo have done both. We are selling
shoes '26 per aunt. damper than we wore seven years ago. The groat bulk of oar Boots
inithe shank, anti made aro clan gi g nd. o morewon't
for them thanbo dinary3n the machine made shopen
es.
Do not risk your health by buying common shoes. Come to the Great Boot cC Shoe
House tbat has kept your feet dry and comfortable for so many Winters.
We are selling a Boot at $1.00, for girls, that beats anything at the money in Canada.
tWe o then pa ng so hose who bought of them
his Bootfan got six. months weer forrstood right One Dollerr, through
Coma Examine our stook for it is impossible to give a just dosoription of 4,000 pairs
of Boots in an odvertisoment.
Como and see our high out solid loather Boot for Women at 00o., worth 81.25; another
Boot with all seams rivetted at ,81.10, worth 011.00; oar email boys long Boot for 011.00,
worth worth 011 00. Bverythi 1g from theat smallestOO oc ••52.80
6 Uthe biggest man'soote for b of equally
cheap.
130Or.TS MADE TO ORDDR•
We 0.00 cutting the very same broods of loather which gave our Oustomore eo much •
satisfaction last year. Wo are making this year a long Boot to measure, for men e,t 014.00
ted before
which am Produoo of nearly everypdescriptionl
n 13rnasols or in Canada.
]! taken tot' Boots is Shoos.
The Great Boot 6- Shoe .Ho7Lsee,'
A. GOOD ham+CO.,
Brussels, Ontario. '