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Directory of Chorales and Sooisiiost
Manvrrtll stinum.—Sabbath Services
at 11 a,m, and 0:80 p.nl, Sunday School
at 2:130 p. tn. Rev. dopa Bose, 13, A.,
pastor.
HIM CI11: tion,—Sabbath Services s 11
a.m,. and and 0:80 p.m. Sunday School
at 2:3u p.m. Rev. S. Jones, pastor.
ST. Jaw's OncReil.—Sabbath Services
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at
0:30 a.m. llev. W. T. Ctuff, incumbent.
MET:tot:we Cnrn,n.•—Sabbath Services
at 10:80 a.m. and 0:30 p. in. Sundays
School at :2:30 p.m. Rev, Wm. Smyth,
pastor.
Roans C.trnoin' ClIelteSt.--Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
11. a.m. Itev. 1'. J. Shea, priest.
0nn 1,21.now's Limon every Thursday
evening in CGraltam's block.
MASONIC Loney Tuesday at or before
full moon in the Garfield block,
11, 0.11. W. Lenon meets on 1st and
3rd Monday evenings of eaoh month.
Fon snrn,es Lonna 2n0 and last Monday
evenings of each month in Smale's hall.
L, 0. L. 1st 1\Iondav in every month in
Orauge Hall.
POST OonIOS,--office ho11re front 8 a.n,.
to 7 p.m,
Mnemtsres' IssTrrn'oe Reading Room
anti Library in Holmes' block, will be
open from 11 to 8 o'clock p.m. Wednesdays
and batunlays. Miss Jessie Ross, Lib-
rarian,
36'ree.teliolt Noteeo.
Pompous of cut fenthors are n fav
orite tritnmlug.
Blue felt ]late, trimmed with red
sills cord aro worn with red and
blue costumes.
West's Paiu Bing will never disappoint
yon. It is always ready and costs bub 277 ate.
It is Indeed a friend in need. Purol sse a
bottle ata. Hargreaves & no's., drug store
aholers, and an nd yon will bo of, 0Wouer be. lbies. It area
Crape•etone jewellery is out this
fall in all the new designs found in
other classes of jewellery.
Melon shaped bonnets aro noeel•
ties. They aro made of folds of vel•
vet with bonds to outline the sections,
Black•eook feathers are seen on
Some of the French bonnets. Loops
of red velvet cover them nearly as
far its the curves at the tip.
audits can,.
The oomplexlon is often rendered unsight-
ly by Pimotes, Livor Spots, and Yellowness.
These itis well known are paused from an
inactive Liver and bed blood. Dr. Ohaee's
Liver Cure purifies the olood and whole
system. See Recipe Book for tenet recipes.
hints and suggestions on how to preserve
the complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Red is a lending color for hats and
bonnets in felt and boucle cloth.
Being frequently trimmed with black
it gives a Mernphietophelian aspect
to the wearer.
Bows like yacht Bails and like
/mire of winge ere among millinery
novelties, These may be bought by
those who protest against feathers
as a•matter of principle.
We are constantly' iu reoeipt of the most
flattering testimonials in reference to waste
World's Wonder or Family Liniment. This
remedy has no equal in the Duro of Rheum-
atism. A few bottles will aura the moat ag-
!iravated au?
. It 1:e
e also invaluable for
aprains, Cut,, Brabes, Barts, Vigil 8, and
all . It
reqairing extarnal applica-
tion. It gra ods wfthottt a rival. Price moo.
and Geo per bottle. geld by Tao. Hargreaves
& Oo„Brussels.
Soft, dead rose pink and helio-
trope is a combination which is to
in high favor this winter, and when
tho pink is satin ribbon potted in
pin points of uncut velvet, and the
heliotrope is striped in velvet and
silk, the effect is very rich and var.
led.
Farm N otos.
Provide the stook with shelter
from cold, sleety storms.
Olean up the yard, tack- on the
loose boards and close up the Tholes
in the back kitchen.
The Lost Tear 7886,
Alter the above year is ended there rand
be no person suffering from Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, Lumbago,
or any acute pain, if they only purchase a
bottle of Fluid Lightning, as 00 cures instant-
ly. Pain cannot starches(' it is used. The
name is FluidLiglftning. Sold by Sao. Har
gree ran & Co„ druggists,
Surplus apples should not be al
lowedto rot and waste.Feed them
to the hogs.
A. New Hampshire man has 50,.
000 bushels of apples to be deliver.
ed on tho cars, at 9 cents a bushel.
Itis reported that 500 tone of
grapes ware spoiled by frost in one
night in one place in the State of
New York,
The crop of hops this season is
.reported to be not only much below
Cue Average, but also not up to the
standard in quality.
Mineral Polson.
Nothing but pure extracts from plants and
roots are used in preparing MaGregor's Lung
Compound, the modern and now popular
remedy for soughs, Colds, Bronchitic, Croup,
Asthma, and all affoationo of the Throat,
Lungs, and Chest. All mineral noieone and
dangerous substances aro avoided, which
renders it bafe for children or adults. Sold
at Me, and 01.09 par bottle at Hatgrouves &
Oo's, drug store,
The cost of growing strawberries
is put down at $150 an acre and
itemized as follows :—Land rent,
$0 ; plowing and harrowing, $4 ;
manure, q$50 ; plants, $20; summer
cultivation, $50,; mulching mater-
ial for winter, $20. In amount for
fertilizers, $85 is allowedfor one
ton of pure ground bone and $15
for muriate of potash, which are
considered the cheapest end most
effective manatee.
If pee wiah your young chitlins to
grow rapidly and thrive et this sea•
eon of the year, givo them frequent.
ly scraps of fresh 'neat, which you
will fled at every butober shop ;
they are ex0eedingly fond of it.
The use of plover hay when at all
damaged is likely bo pause Heaves,
It is claimed by many that feeding
second•orop clover wltl chose ]horses
to slobber, but on title point there
le a difference of opiuioU,
' Be on Toto' Gnnrd.
nowt allow a cold in the ]tend bo slowly
and surely develop itself into Ontarrh, when
sot Con bo oared for 10c. A few applications
wni Cure incipient Catarrh, Ono or two
boxes ,s hlleuro ordinary Catarrh. Ono to 5
boxes will cure chronic Catarrh. Try Dr,
Chase's Cauadian Catarrh Ouro—ibwill euro
you.
In designing a poultry house al-
low plenty of light and room. Then
arrange the interior with a viow of
affording the greatest Comfort in tho
matter of roosting, feeding and
drinking. Pleoee for nests and
dust boxes should be provided also.
It is said that Paris green applied
to rose bashes and grape vines in•
footed with roeebuge, will ]till the
insects as surely as it does the po•
tato - bug, when used on potato
plants. The application can he dry,
mixed with flower ur laud plaster,
1.or in liquid form, mixed with wet-
er, and eprinkled on in tile same
manner as for the potato bug.
McGregor at: Parke's Carbolic Cerate,
aye you au old Sore, Cut, Burn, Bruise,
Oorn,Bnnion, Solt ]rheum, Pimple, Blotch -
ea, Roush Hands or Face? It so. there 00 1)110
one aura, namely, McGregor C Parite's Car-
bolic ()erste. ti yon but try it, it will con-
vinceyou. It00ebe but 580. nb Hargreaves'
Drug Store.
Ono of the dross bonnets meant
for autumnal wear i$ of cream vel-
vet, with folds of scarlet velvet along
the edge, and having a white and
soarlet bow for trimming. The con-
trast between the two materials and
the effect of the tint afforded by the
folds is a thing to be remembered.
Among tho fashionable wraps for
evening wear aro shoulder shawls of
ombroidered China crape iu floral
design and natural COlor'e. Others
styles in India sills or surabs are
extremely hansoms, ]laud painted
and bordered *til lace. These are
worn kuotted over tho bosom or
cruse upon the Breast and fastened
under rho arms. Mho shawl be
rather large it is tied in 11 single
knot behind.
7rcl'regOr's Speedy Cure.
When we say Molregor'e Speedy Cure la
the only perfect cure for Dyspepsia, Livor
Complalata,Indigeetion,and Impure Blood,
we are telling the plain feats, of whloh hum
dreds upon hundreds eon testify, who have
been restored to perfect health by its use.
We would therefore advise you strongly if
to gi'eou elfoGleot egor�s Speedy Cureof the oaetrial and
'be eonvineed. It is sold in 50e, and 81.00
bottles at Hargroayea & Oo's. Drug Store.
Rilibone are very generally used.
The fancy introduod stripes of velvet
with Aetraehau borders an.l Astro-
cbau fancy mixtures, Picot edgce
are again imported, and thereat also
EL variety in fauoy mixtures and oom-
binatione shown. The ribbon with
fanny edges aro in numerous vari-
leties this season, and will be very
beautiful, with their lace and other
fancy edges.
Helitrope velvet, with folds of
heliotrope sills canves lot into the
centre of the crowns, makes a bon-
net that is light as well as pretty.
The trimming is a border of Judie
and silver, and the bow in front is
of the silk Canvas, built up in a pre-
vailing fashion. It Is amusing to
nate the difference between the real
and apparent size of the bonnets
trimmed in this way. Taken in
the hand they Beene to be small; but
set it on tho head, they seem to be
very formidable.
SPRATronD,Aug. 0,1885,
I have much pleasure in reoom.
mending your Pr. Jug's Medicine
to any onoahhieted with a oold or
ago first stages of consumption.
I have used it to my own family
for over three years and have giv-
en it to nip friends who have been
troubled with lung affections, and
in every ease relief has been ac-
complished, mad in most of them
a permanent cure has boon the result. I pan
with orinfutenee recommend it to ani ono
suffering ftom lung aJma any
eloaxWir, Jeweller.
An elegant imported hat has a
crown of golden brown velvet em-
broidered with gold tinsel and beads.
while the brim is of dark emerald
green velvet, the trimming of brown
gros grain ribbon and a full =mature
of ostrich tips, shading from brown
to green. A hat in the new reddish
brown known as boreal of the new
braid in straw and stripes of felt
has the brim turned up high on the
left side, is trimmed in front with
bows of grog grain ribbon with cord
picot edge and and four shells form-
ed of plaited cloth overlaid with the
the breast plumage of birds in mot-
tled brown, the ribbon forming a
torsade around the crown and cora
ried np on the left side,
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BL00D..
♦ ai ietiei .
An undesirable hunt : A wild
goose chase.
When dogs a man resoluble a
seamstress ? When he hems and
haws, and sips and tears.
the generous woman, "will yet
carry in Somo wood for mo 2'
"Certainly, madam," gratefully re
plied the tramp; "tlhst is," lie alled, "111 lire."
Thugs one would rather hay
left unsaid.—She—"Aucl you are
really bettor, Professor, since yo
came to live in Iiampetond?" ide—
"Oh, yes ; a different man alto
gather." Sho—"lloiv pleased al
yeas friends will bo 1"
Angry citizen (to country editor
"In your to•day's iee110 you refer t
1110 110 a liar, scoundrel, ear and
blackguard• Isn't that putting i
on too thick 2" Country edito
(frankly)—" Well, I don't know Ila
what it is a trifle fulsome."
Chicago Mau—"Suppose you sites
alt there was to be seen in Rome
Charley ?" Returned European
'Traveller—"Oh, yes ; went all e-
yelid. I tell you you ought to visit
the amphitheatre there. It's grand."
Chicago Man—"What kind of a
show were they giving there when
you went, Charley?"
A Good Might's Rest,— "Pro
been riding on the limited cattlo
train all day, madam," said the
tramp iu an implonieg tone of voice,
"and my feet aro very tired. Would
you mind lotting me sleep to -night
iu the cow pasture back of the
barn." "Certainly not," replied
the woman kindly, "and 1'll tell
John to pat up the bars snug and
tight, so you won't catelt cold."
Mrs. Society—"Now, dearie, be a
gond little girl, and go to bed soon.
Mamma must hurry off now." Lit-
tle Dot—"Where's oo goiu', mam-
ma 2" Airs. S.—"I'm going to a
party, pot." .Little Dot (gazing at
the decoilete costume)—"is oo goin'
to dre,-.s ooself wheu oo gets there 2"
"05, Miss Brown, who was that
homely young lady you were with
this afternoon 2" "That, sir 2
That was my eieler." "Ob—ail—i
—I beg ten thousand pardons 1 1
ought to have noticed the great re-
semblance l That it—that is—"
Then he wished an earthquake
would happen right then and there,
First Customer (to barber)—
"Have you got anything that will
take the curl out of hair, barber?"
Barbsr—You bet. That electrical
elixir of mine will do lit." Second
Customer (to same barber)—"Have
you got anything that will matte
hair curl, barber 2" Barber—"You
bet. That electrical elixir of mine
will do it like a charm,"
THE BRUSSELS POST
j Paginate gate—rseeipts of box -
u 1 money.
i Tramp—Pietist)help me, I ate a
Cheriestoh] sufferer Old gentleman
t —All, indeed, a eull'erer by that
t awful earthquake ? What did you
am 1 l? Tramp—I loaf n bet bow
many shacks there wits.
Galt oouuoil has passed a by law
benisllin8 the verandahs.
Wm, Luster, of Badenooh, shot a
howl widel: measured leer feet
s eine Welles from tip to tip of
1 .hinge, and two fool from beats to tip
g of tail.
d While in the wood+, Ed. Sproule,
1 of Cnnninglon, came upon a hollow
stamp tuhabited by a swarm of
bees, That part of the tree was cut
o off and taken Thome, when it was
fount] to contain about ono ]hundred
1 patinae of honey.
A little daughter of Geo. Pick-
- aril's, Arteulesia, was tossed by a
• cow one day last meek, the horn
Welling the Child under the chin
o and penetrating the flesh into thennfurtuu ile child's mouth, barely
u missing tbo jugular vein.
Hero is an itdvertisoment in the
. Lindsay Warder :— Wanted, by a
wealthy, handsome, good-tetnpered
widower reti:ient within eight miles
of Lindsay, a riot' widow with a bad
(sough. For particulars, address,
Handeclne Widower, care Warder
office, Lindsay. '
Wm. Boyd, the widely known
professio,lal foot•raoer, of Wood.
etoelt, write9 front San Jiiranciseo
that he is guing to Australia immed-
huely, and that he will not, return
for probably a year. Boyd has lat-
ely won a number of races from the
crack mon in the for west, and his
object in now going to Australia is
to try and capture the first prize of
$20,000 in a series of three foot
races to be run there in Juno next.
Early in September a man, some-
what inebriated, stepped into T.
Hanley's. office, Kingston, and de-
posited a roll of bills with the tick-
et agent for safe keeping. The
money is in his hands yet, though
several parties have written making
a demand for it. The last letter re-
ceived wits from a Montrealer, who
generously ofiored $10 for the
trouble taken in oaring for the
funds. Tho tummy evidently dons
not belong to the stranger as there
would be little to remit to him after
the donation was takon away. The
owner of the money must make per-
sonal application for it.
The superintendent of a county
fair in Ohio eoenoteized unite, evils
and paint, by putting np the s1g1
"Gt.& iii&,” That's good goose,
A. correspondent asks :—Is 1
wrong to cheat a lawyer 2 Firs
cheat the lawyer, :inti then we wil
a weever the conundrum.
Eyes, yet they see not—potatoes
Ears, yon they hear not --corn
1 ;Months, yet they speak not—rivers
!Rends, yet they feel not—clocks
Drams, yet they think not—Chides
Betsy, an old (tutored cook, wit
moaning around the kitchen, whet
her mistress asked her if elle Witill, "No, ma'am, not 'witty," sal
Betty, "but, de fee' is, I don't fee
Ambition 'lough to got out of my
own way."
"After ye've ate that mince pi
and them bend bided eggo," asked
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"How 000l and delightful it is
this morning. is it not Cicely, clear?"
she said, 'as she burst foto the boa.
doir of her friend. "Are you going
to tette a walk ?" "No, I think not
this morning,. I am prejudiced
against morning walks." "You
didn't use to bo when your fall suit
was in style, you icuow." Aud
there followed a chill that nothing
Abort of a new suit will remove.
A Philadelphia clergyman preach-
ed a sermon on the topic, "How a
young woman danced a preacher to
death," We -•haven't much sym.
pathy for the preacher. The pun• -
ishment inflicted by the young
woman will teach him to keep
away from balls hereafter. Tiro
subject of the Philadelphia clergy-
man's uezt. Sunday lecture, it is
said, will he, "How an irate father
bounced a -theological student off
the front stoop," •.
There was a meeting of the
preachers of Lynchburg, 'Va., and
when it was breaking up Dr. John
Hamlett Could not find his hat.
Turning to the Rev. R. R. Aorse he
said, "One of you Baptists has my
hat." "Then," said brother Aareo,
"your hat has more brains in it
than ever before." A few days after
Dr, Hannon was passing by Brother
Aceoe's yard gate, and when urged
to come in, said :—"I am 011 my
way to preach." "You can't
preach," replied• Brother Acreo.
"So I felt for a long time," replied
Dr. Bannon, "but since hearing you
the otbor• day 1 have changed my
mind."
Book Store !
AZ HUMS!
Photo., Scrap and Autograph
Albums just Opened Out and will
be sold at
Big Bargaiae.
See samples in the window. A
nice lot of Christmas Novelties in
stock.
Call and See Us.
NEW FIRM.
W. hiith, tr aQSS. I os ,
The above firm desire to inti-
mate to thr Public generally that
they have formed a co -partner-
ship for thepurposeof carrying
011 Carriage, Sign alul Ornament-
al Painting, and aro prepared to
attend to the wants of the public
on most reasonable terms. Mr.
Ross halving bad experience in
some of the best shops in Toron-
to and bath being practical work-
men wo guarantee t0 give satis-
faction.
Estimates and terms cheer-
fully furnishoo.
Shop over Veal's furniture
store, corner of Turnborry .and
Mill streets, Brussels.
SMI'TIT LG ROSS.
Nov, 26, 1880.
1886
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We respectfully desire to announce that our Fall and
Winter Stock is
Comprising Full Ranges of all the different Goods in the various
Departments.
We would especially; call the Attention of the Ladies to our
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which will be found to consist of the Latest and most desirable
materials. for Pall and Winter wear, with Trimmings and
Buttons to match. A pleasure to have You In-
spect diem and compare prices.
Fs - T\ ILL FL;kNELS
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in beautiful shades of Cream, Blue, Pink and Cardinal. OM: Gray,
White and Scarlet Flannels are excellent value.
Examine Our ill -Wool 26c. Lie,
the best to be had. In Tweed Snitings, Pantings and Ovorcoatings
we are offering a good selection—Made to Order on the
Shortest Notice and a Fit Guaranteed. See our .
500. all -wool Tweeds.
Hats t Caps
The Newest in the Market and First -Class value.
Cooper ' ,.smith's Boots & Shoes, ct
les 0gssortnaenct.
G-roeeries Fresh, and Good.
HA.S .A. S±—' E'!CIAA.,iTY'_
We aro Sole Agents for the Bazaar Patterns.. All Sizes and
Numbers constantly on hand. Monthlies given away P1.00.
Thanking our customers and friends for their generous support
and assuring them that it will be our aim to givo them Right gobds
at the Right Time and at Right Prices.
We remain, faithfully yours,
STRAOHAN BRO<i.