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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-11-5, Page 66 THE BRUSSELS POST Nov, 5, 1886. Dlroctory of hnrohol and Sooiotiooi 5ILnvime OIlei,e t,*Sabbatll Serviees at 11 a,m, and (1:80 p.m, Sunday Soboot at 2:00 p.m. Rev, Jum, Boss, B. Al paster. iisox Ci u telh-Sabbath Services at 11 a,m. and 0:80 pan. Sunday School at 2:80 Rev. S. Jones, pastor., Sr, Jnllx's Clttraen.--Sabbath Services at 11 0,511. and 7 pot. Sunday School at 0:80 a.m. Rev, W. T. ClutTo, incumbent. 1Mt:1'uOnies' CnrncSo.-• Sabbath Services at 10:30 am,tencl 0:00 p,n1. Sunday School at 0 80 pan. Rev. 1v ni. Smyth, pastor. BOMAN CATHOLIC Onuocn,.-Sabbslh Ser. vice third Sunday in every month at 11 a.m. Bev, P. S. Shea, priest. ODD Fsnl,ow's L01,co every Thursday evening in (i'rallani s 1,10e1t. MAsoste Lonos Tuesday at or before full moon in Ironstone's block, A. 0, 11. W. Loons meets on 1st and 8rd Monday evenings or each month. 1'onssrsa's Loose 2nd and lost Monday evenings of each month in bimalo's 1iall, L. 0, L, lot Monday in every month in Orange Hall lro12 Oo'Flcs--Office Hoursfrolu 8 a,m. to 7 pan. 14iueunsics' Issrrrurs Reading Boom and Library in Holmes' bleak, will be open from (i to S o'clock pan. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Miss Jessie Roes, Librarian. rmae.12MCIUM Fearer'' INart OOHi. The stock stables should be kept scrupulously clean. Pumpkins are excellent to make pigs grow. They should be boiled and the seeds removed. Pigs will thrive on this with very little meal, before the time for heavier fending comes on. Mnt'reio,,e. One dossn of Pr Casee's Liver Cure will cure Sick Headaul,e, 01asiness, and Sour Stomach. One to two hot tlee are warrengod :}o euro TAW/ (:outple ,1, la0151094 an nod 5351. loneness. Sold by all druggists. Some years ago the Danish Gov- ernment established schools for teach. ing the art of butter•making. The result is that to -day Danish butter command the highest price in the British market. .1(eta'egor'.0 1•nrk 1''n(-nelkolle Ce role. Hage yen ne 011 S,. o. 1'. L. Turn, R rules, 0011i. 1101,101,, Sim 10h 1 lir, plr, ti whebos, Bongh Houde et' Y.,ua 2 , ' there `4,1141,10 cure, namely. N011,.,,> .4 )'l, ear'., Cal 01,115 cerate. Cfyon but 11v it, as.) l011v111oe you. 1t 0csts bu4 _uc. n t 111.1 -,., '.' 011,. etsrc. Tho egg shell is porus, and any filth on it very soon affects the meat. Eggs'should be cleaned as sow) as gathered if at all soiled, and those to be put rip for winter should be eggs which have been gathered as soon as laid. Eggs wet by rains are difficult to keep fresh. Be on year Guard aon't allow a cola in the hoed to slowly amt surely develop itself into (la in: ell, when you man be cured for 15o. A hew applications will cure incipient Catarrh. 0 ae or two boxes will cure ordinary Octarrh, Onetn Ree boxes will cure chronic Catarrh. Try Dr. Cuese's Oauud- an Catarrh Cure -it will curs you. No tfmo should be lost in removing honey that the bees will not need during winter. As soon (.s the pro- duction of honey ceases bees begin to go at the eurplus, removing first that farthest from the centre of the hive. If they have no available room they will not gather honey as thele is no place to store it. The Last Year, 1886. Atter the above year is ended there need be no person suffering from Bheumatfem. Neu- ralgia, Toothache, Headache, Lumbago; or any acute pain,if theyonly purehe.se a bottle i or Fluid Lightning, as t cures instantly. Pain cannot stay where in is used. The name is Fluid Lightning. Bold by J. nfargreaves & Co. druggists. A flock of hens will pay for them., selves before they are one year old if they are rightly oared for. You can sell them, if yon choose, for a good price, and raise another lots but it is not advisable to do so, as the second year is the most profitable ; but do not keep them after they are two years old, for after that age they do not pay so well. Miaeral Polson. Nothing but pure extraote from root; and planta are used in preparing McGregor's Lung Compound, the modern anti now popular re- medy for Coughs, Colds, 18ronohitls, Croup, Asthma, and all affections of the throat lungs and cheat. All mineral poisons and clangor - 0u5 substances ore avoided, which renders it safe for children or adults. Sold et 50o and 01 per bottle at Hargreaves' drug store. When it is desired to dry off cows, care should be taken to do this grad- ually in order to prevent inflamm- ation ii the udder, The cow ohould be milked twice a day, but not all the milk taken from her. When the amount of the yield has decreased sufficiently, the time allowed to elapse between rankings may be longer un- til the cow is dry. ;McGregor's Speedy Cure, When wo say luo(3regor's Speedy Ouro is the only porfeet aura fox Dyspepsia, /over Com- plaints. Indigestion and impure Blood, Wo ora tolling plain teeth of which hundreds upon hundreds eau testify who have boon restored to perfect: health by its use, Wewould there- fore advise you strongly if you are a subfeot to any of the above troubles to give 31oGre6 or's Bpoody Cure a trial and be convinced. It is sold in 000. and 81,00 bottles at Hargroayos Fc Oo's. drugstore, , Iron 1s an important part of the blood, giving its red oolor, but this lees not necessitate taking solutions of iron for the health. All well -de. veloped vegetation contains some iron. It 18 the coloring matter of green leaves. In exile from which every trace of iron has been removed seeds will germinate, but they will be white. Pouring a solution of cop. pores or sulphate of iron on the soil will change the leaves to a dark green Molar, { In the 'horse, 11 gond width between the eyes, the eyes prominent but placid, wvvith a good height from the eye to the ear, aro indioatione of in. telligenoe. If the forehead is prom- inent and smooth it indicates a mild, equable temper. A rand, rather long barrel iudieatee good disgestion ; a double loin, ntreogth ; Ito oblique shoulder, sure-footedness. With flat hard bones, long in the arils, speed is indioated, Varietscere. A tourist without money is a tramp. A. tramp who has money 1s a tourist. The men who frequents the pawn- broker's generally goes out on throe balls. When n mall buys a porno plaster, whether ho likes it or not, he gener- ally sticks to hie bargain. ;It used to be said "Dear' men tell no tales," but this was before the au- thor of "Celled Book" died. Dr. Tanner fasted forty days and Lived, Ii would not be safe et tins season of the year to goa single day without u supply of West's Pain Bing In the house, heady at u moment's notice and ooete but 25 cents at Hargreaves ds Co's. Drug store. Women ne 0 rule are not profane, and yet a great many of them rip, tear and darn—their Ilueband'e old clothes. "I want an empty barrel to make a hen coop for my bull dog," was the greeting a man gave to a grocer yesterday afternoon. The fat woman at a dime museum may not be "all wool," but she is "generally a yard wide or more." Wo aro ooustantly in receipt of the most 'flattering testimonials in reference to West's World's Wonder or Family Liniment. This remedy has no equal in the euse o1 Bheuma- tfem. A few bo tiles will cure 'the moot eggra. voted case. It Liaise iuyaluable for Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, !)urns, Scalds and all emu - plaints requiring external) application. - Price e5 cents add 50 oasts per bottle. Sold by The. Hargreaves & Cu., erngeithe, Nothing bothers a modest but hun- gry old hen so much as wheu silo has made a hearty breakfast of an old shoe lace to find the unfortunate shoe still at the end of it. Physioiau—Yon are to take this mixture after meals. Poor patient— But it is very seldom, doctor, that I got a weal. Physician—In that case take it before meals. .A. little New York girl committed suicide because her mother rebuked her for neglecting her piano practice. Considerate girl ; cruel mother ; happy neighbors. 800ATBonn, A dg. 0, 1885, Having suffered from kidney - dis- ease from childhood I aonaulted eminent doctors in Chicago, New York, and in Canada. Also tried various patent medicines, but get- ting no relief from any source gave up, as I was sure my oaee irae h0 0- 1oea. Finally I was induced to try nr. Jug's Medicine, and I am glad to say that three bottles oared mo, D. DUGGAN, Dry Goods Merchant. Sold by G. A. Deadman, The following notice is posted on a fence in Morris county,, Texas :—"If any man's or woman's cows or oxen gets in these oats his or her tail will be out off, ae the ease may be. I am a Christian man and pay my taxes, but d ----n 'a man who lets his critters loose, says L" A caulne with a tin oan attached to his toil by a stout cord passed hue• riedly down street. "Is that dog mad ?" inquired an anxious pedes- trian. "Well," responded another, "I caught a glimpse of hie counten- ance as he passed by, and lie didn't look the first bit pleased," DeJtJes SHARE, SONGS ' LIVER& BLOb s .. READ AND REMEMBER. The oath of a lover incurs no pen- alty. .A. lover, like a torch, flanges the brighter by agitation. Love, like a tear, arises in the oyes and falls to the breast. The wise man will command, the fool servo his desire. Time, and not the will, puts an end to love. Courage increases by daring, fear by delay. His own disposition is 0 bitter punishment to the miser. A miser has no life, but a longer death. He who interests himself in the Cause of another involves himself. He who fears himself lives in con. tinual agony. Rule thy desire lest it rule thee. He who would be frugal must rule his desire and passions. Nothing better oan be obtained than a true friend. No gain satiates avarice. He who can not do kindness may not await kindness. In the misfortune of others it is good to learn what must be avoided: To accept a 'favor is to soil one's liberty. He who knows how to return fay. ors extended receives more, Thou 0lnnee0 doubly when thou abettest a sinner. G 81100 era panrrn, opt lbno1, vbn trrOr n N,l,bo ,o ena wlllrrro, r, Cm, NII )p(nrm000, 11lont nm4 •.I .1. tl,n) 40, dud FA to 11 athomu,,lun V. 'my ,ham from FA In $-S pa ,lay v nun pn4 • carnal erns&'4 in it y. Pallor tor. yoongnrold. at mast not ebsolroJ. l0,u f Bougsiar{oB e'oo r ate. oalnrt at mast oro nbS,lutoly urn o(onug Iltlta formate. All Is now. NOTICE Is hereby gi vnu that the Corponttlon of the village of it moans w11) apply to the Lel:lshl- tiv0 Assembly of the Pru ranee of Ontario at its neat 14 ceni,n for a 11111 for 0140 ratification and 0000rmd tlau alit ourfuhl Dead and ,41 rum went botwuau the Village of liraeeah au,) Jolut ll, l:niutbi, Oorporatloa of the Village of I',rneeobl by wnnla d- $1NOLA111, Their `f,uicttoro, Brawls. Oe5)blr 1'':11, 1351. 11.1 1-4IARM FOR SALE. HE SUL'- eoriber o9fore for esle his valuable farm In the Towusbtp of Grogy, o0nlprieiug lot Se, oon.11. The termoontalee 07 acres, 45 of which aro oloured. the balance in bush. Tuore isa good frame barn, 00x40 foot, aloe a good bearing orohard and a never -failing well. There are five acres in fall wheat and aeollt 20 moxas seeded down. Partlonlara In ay bo had by applying to the 5p10501etur on lot 25 coon. 11, Gray, or by writing to him et Crain brook k. 0. 101555 LO\0, 15 45 Proprietor, W1. BLASHILL, Nutober, thanking his many customers for tbotr liberal support for the pact six yours wishes to inform them that be- ing burned out of the old etand has fitted up a shop in smulo's Block in fireh•o1n0s style whore he hopes to Boo 4111 the 01(1 euetomers and as many now °noses eco at to give him a oall, I keep nothing but flret-olaso melte, all kinds of Poultry and eausago Neat. Dolivor- edt0all ports ofthe town 1'000. Cash paid for Fat Stook. LJ81'051 'PAHA:DUO N. Tho undersigned begs leave to intimate to the public that he has opened a tailor shop in the Post Office block, over Laird's barber shop, where ho is prepared to at. tend to the wants of the public in cutting, fitting and making olothing in the latest and most fashionable styles. My long ex- perience together with a course of instruc- tion under one of the best nutters in Toron. to is a guarantee of being able to do satis- factory work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 111. A. Beer. Farm. For male. The subscriber offoro for sale his valuable farm to the Town chip of Grey, comprising lots 0 and 7, eon. 11 in said township. This farm contains 200 acres and is within 14 miles of the thriving village of Brussels, with good gravel road leading thereto. About 150 acres aro clear ed.(roo from stumps and in a high state of cultivation. The balance is finely wooded. This (arm is particularly well fano- ed,noarly 1110 whole of the fence being straight andhering beau emoted 1n 1835 and 1830. On the promises there 10 it comfortable log dwelling house and a good frame barn with stone stabling underneath in which there is a well with au abundant supply of exoellent water. There Is likewise a new frame ilaplo- 10511 hone o, 40x20, well floored, above and be- low, and neatly sided and painted. For par - Haulers apply to tlto Proprietor, JAMES DI00SON, Registrar, Huron Co., 13-41 GOclerlch. E. A. MARTIN, .. D. S., Dentist. All work skilfully and artisti- cally performed. Office over G. A. Doadm€tn's Drug Store. Canada's Favorite Weekly THE WESTERN OT' LONDON, ONT., Has boon vastly improved of late now ap- pearing regularly In twelve -page dorm, with the addition of naw "Departments,' A11 its well-known popular features will be retained for 1887, Only 81 per annum, including 0110 romaider of 1880 to bona- fide now suboorlbere. "The Holly Queen.7/ This is the title of our new anti beautiful premium for 1887. Beyond doubt tbo most charming olograpb (colored _pptaten) over of- Sered with any newspaper. Sie0 1540 Inches. Only 10 oeute in addition to yearly subeorip- tion, Agents wanted everywhere Fifty val. uable prices to be awarded, over and above the cash commission, to the moot ad000estul agents. For free sample papers, terms to agents, oto., address ADVERTISER PRINTINQ 00.1 i,et).poN, Oar, THE POST'S CLUBBING OFFER. suflvOho tehretlnitbeatiupremium,. oqtleweTu The opportunity is often lost by Poemtor1887,ter i2,OG; or, wlthotlt the prom - hesitation. Min, for 92.25, by addressing 110 as follows: The tongue of the condemned has will, but no power, =mha1nareltl. 0 6> ssanneseseenuCS1.JR1"r5."''vr' t'!: ATistmeeresim4Lern. .she We respectfully desire to announce that our Fall and Winter Stook is Comprising Full Ranges of all the different Goods in the various Departments, We would especially call the Attention of the Ladies to our ---01— — s SQ which will be found to oonsist of the Latest and most desirable ma- terials for Fall and Winter wear, with Trimmings and But- tons to match. A Pleasure to have You , Inspect them and compare prices. OPERA Twiii FLANNELS in beautiful shades of Cream, Blue, Pink and Cardinal. Our Gray, White and Scarlet Flannels are excellent value. Examine Oiu All -Wool 25c. Lige, the best to bo had. In Tweed Suitings, Pautiugs and Ovorcoatings wo are offering a good selection—Made to Order on the Shortest Notice and a Fit Guaranteed. See our 50c. all -wool Tweeds. s D CAP The Newest in the Market and First -Class value. Cooper -4' Smith's Boots Shoes, lb Etta rfls.sortment. G-roceries Fresh and Good ! Teas a Specialty. Wo are Sole Agents for the Bazaar Patterns. All Sizes and Num. bees constantly on hand. Monthlies given away Freo. Thanking our customers and friends for their generous support and assuring them that it will be our aim to give them Right goods at the Right Time and at Right Prices. -- 1 remain, faithfully yours, STRAOHAN BROS.