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IIle11It ilk /Wald MM.
Avoid paesiou, excitement and
luxury.
,
TRUST IN 3311, 100 borne, apply flour wet tenth
cold wetar, es it quiokly givoe relief,
A. cheerful mind le bettor than all
the drop in the materia medico,
1,1 To prevent I11UHtttrd-plaatere front
blistering. mix with the white of an
og
tam
Cb good ut
Cider vinegar le 0 ] d 0df0a•
went, in drachm d0SO4, for simple
diarrhu a,
Dr. Gross recommends diluted
vinegar as an injection into the blad-
der to break up blood clots,
Sulphntn of magnesia, in srnall
Leave clod to ordor alJ thy ways,
And hope in 11101 whato cr betide ;
Tbou'lt And Men in the ()eft days
Ao all-,nll]ielent Htrongth and al
Guido.
\Vho triode 10 times tlnuhanging love,
Bolide on 0 rock that naught can um
Whitt 000 these 11.11Xl009 (313388 801811,
T1000 00001' 00.1031 81001(0 ,old stglle
Vhat eau 1t Help no to bewail
Each painful moment ae it files "
00r (0'000 and trial do nut p00o0
'Ph0 heavier for our bitterness,
Only your mottoes heart keep still,
And wait in cheerful hope, content
To take whate'or fi1H gratolouH will,
His all (Skimming love has souk ;
Nor doubt our 1010081'(3048 810 known
To Him who choen cls for His own,
IIo knows when joyful hmur8 aro best,
I(0 sends thorn us he sees it meet ;
When th°l1 haat borne its fiery lost,
And note ale freed from all deceit,
IIo oomgo to dice, all tluwaro,
And makes taco own His loving caro.
Nor in the heat of pain mud etrifo
Think God hath oast thee o]7 unheard
Nor that the man whose prosperous life
Thou enviest, lo of Irim proferred ;
Time passes, and niur.h ehango dothhrin
And sets a bound to evorytung.
closes of 10 to 15 grains, is a patrol..
fol astringent to the kidneys.
Inliaimoutious aro more onfely
and far 20000 agreeably subdued by
the tt]il.,liea3inn ni w krill water than
of cold.
Don't u(q(leet to give the body a
drink of water once or twice.a day.
'L'ho norsntg baby cries oftellel• from
Thirst than hunger.
Mannaca is a very $Ute remedy in
m oecular rlletlmatisnl, in doses of 10'
to 40 drops of the fluid oxtroot, re•
poatod ovory hour.
g Tu casae of aceto i1fh3mmatiolle
of the eyo, hot wetor (even of a tem,
s poraturo 0114010gree$F.) is a "sov,
c reign" remedy—most readily ap-
plied by cloths dipped in the wator.
Sing, pray, and swerve not fromlIis way
But do thine own part faithfully ;
Trust his 1`1011promises of grace ;
So shall it be fulfilled in thea
God nover yet forsook in need
Tho soul that trusted Him indeed,
TR OUBLPSOML NEIGHBORS.
1' :st, Mrs. McGinty ea)io over to know
I i a pailful of coal she could barrow,
rltr husband clad ordered a ton from the
yard ;
Shod surely return it to -morrow.
Then came Mrs. Martin from over the
way,
Who said oho stepped over to sec
If I mould obligo her till that afternoon
With only a drawing of ton.
Next came Mrs. Johnston, who'd like
0017 much
I'd lend him, an hour or two,
:l couple of irons, as she had o11 hand
Soma work sho was burriod to do,
Then maw iters. Thomson, a neighbor
next dour,
A troublesome, eaanky old dame,—
Who wanted to borrow for that afternoon
The lotus of my new (milting frame,
a4earee had She nmra when old Widow
Jones,
Who said slap was going to scrub,
Como into the room and wanted to know
If I'd loud her the 11110 of my tub,
Then Mrs, Wilson onlno ovor in haste,—
In her hand a pitcher oho born
Her molasses fell short, she hadn't
enough,
And would like to borrow 80010 more.
Next came Mrs. Hernando, who wanted
to know
1f rho late paper I had read through,
And would fool molt obliged to ole if I
would
But loan it an honr or two.
And even at night, when going to bed,
There canto to may door Mrs. Doyle,
Who had to sit up—her daughter was
siok—
And wanted somno korosane oil.
\Vith national exhausted, I'm 10100(1 to
declare,
That in future I'll loosen my labors,
By refusing to land everything I' poa8oss,
To improvident, troublesome neighbors.
THE WIit'PHEIt-
Tho year will open with keen cold
weather. Slight snow fettle daring
the first weak with heavy 000w
storms Dat the 20tH, 21st and 22nd.
Thursday the 1801, will bo the oold•
eat lay ; children and aged
people should not venture outdoors
that day unless especial care is tak• 1
on to pr0ve11 such parte as rho cars
and rose from becoming frost bitten t
• Janna0y'8 mutual thaw will 000nr
daring the closing weok{on the 28th}
,and will b0 accompanied with ruin. ti
• Only one blizzard will strike) On
Garin during the 1uooth and it will
arrive on Sunday the 101h. t3
. ()old stormy weather with blllid.
ice 8110WV, will 1131100 in tho month
of tit, \'alentiuo, lasting throughout
the first week. This will ito follow
ed by clear, cold and bracing cantos -
idiom until the 10th, Uu mho 8th.
the thorho toter will take it sudden
dip natty below the zeros, After
rho 10th, however, the, weather Will
moderato a(c1 like January tine
mouth will -exitamidst the slop and
slush consequent npou et thaw and
uo11111aratiyely warm nidus,
If wet weather can be called lamb•
like Illarah will 0001011 slaoopishly,
for the first threo days will bring to
heavy downpour. No 8110ty will
fall from this 110111 toward rho 1011i,
when 330 may look for ,an "awful
00011 0' 8101Il1y weather," The see,
and week of March will bo lino and
mild bat cold winds will visit tis al•
most continuously from the 1003 to
rho 00d of tho month. March's most de
frigid 1 dn. 3811
bo'
g Y tho ,iGah, wo
The spring will bo early but wet. bf
Tho 81tm1001 of 1887 will also bo br
characterised by a precipitation of I
the aqueous, j p1(
is'PIQUET'I'E NOTES.
Say woman or lady, not 'female,'
when epealting of a girl or woman.
Take of your overcoat and over -
shoos and, leave theta in rho 11011 be-
fore entering 0 parlor,
In introductions gentlemen are
presented t0 ladies ; young leen to
older man ; young women to older
ones,
Do nut tilt your chair, sit on it in
au army poleiticu, keeping your feet
as quiet as possible, also your hands.
Both may, of course, be moved
quietly, but not so frequently as to
attract notieo. Above all, do not
lounge or cairn nogai:31y attitudes.
If you must (10 this, do it ill your
(1x111 room, where you will 111100)
110 0110.
Thu follolving aro from 0 very
8ensibl0 little manual writtou by a
well known literary 111011, and on.
tilled "Don't" :—
".Don't repeat the scandals and
m1111010110 rumors of the hour."
"Don't disease equivocal people
or broach topics of questionable pro.
priety."
"Dou't bo witty at another's es
panse; don't ridicule anyone; don't
infringe fn any way tho harmony of
the eompaoy.
"Don't bo longwinded. When•yoo
have a story to tell, do not go into.
every detail and branch off at ovary
word—bo direct, compact, clear,
and get to the point as soon ae pos.
Bible."
"Don't cling to one subject ; don't
talk about hatters that people gen.
orally ars not interested in ; don't,
in.short, be a bore.
MINES OF WISt)OM.
1 hay never known a second wife
but what woe boss ov tho situash11n.
Wiskeo is a hard thing to Don•
vinc0, ah0101019 i novas orgy with a
drunken lean,
After %man gets to be 33 yaws
old he !taut form witty habits match,
the best he luau do iz to steer the
old ones.
1Inv a ro0etor for two things.
011e iz the clow that iz in him, and
lie other iz the spurs that aro on
Mu, to back up the 00010 with.
r luau who Iran swop hor0es3
11(111111 fish, and not lie about it,
111181 about az pilule 111 meta ever
it to be in this world.
The 811083081 man i ever allot 18 a
110upe0i31 h0sbaud when he is away
from home.
A0 enthusiast iz nn individual
who belcav38 about 4 titnos ice match
az hu ]can prove. and who kan Provo
about 111,308 az month az 01)11370310
else beletivrs,
Young 111011, 101100 to wait, it yn
undertake to sate a lion beforo she
fz ruddy, you 1vill lone your time
and eoufuza the hen besides.
Oue quart of cheap wi8koe, 1110
cheaper Oho batter, jud1sllion$ly ap-
plied, will do more bizznoss fur ,the
devil than aha 8lilart03t daatkun leo
bac, Trot.
When 111011 3011x0 from the world
they go into 1110 awaking biz:moss,
and it am0nllt1 to ,just about az
rnntoll az the Itroalcin.g of a retired
bullfrog
a.Chere 1z, two things about the
vil which i admire, and which aro
rthy of imitation : he iz altvnss
zzy, and never was known
to
Dale an 0ngagoruout,
Wllon )'u hay bored tho bull'e t
e, set down, and 1(000. still ; folks I i
THE BRUSSELS POST
will think then that yu I(au hit i6 �1L] A1tIN(1 SALE U!('
0nny Elmo 1(u htav 111 mild to. l J
Liz kind ov k'uv�ioes that the
thinnar a tnan is the more noxious
ho ix to git into a strong light,
CONDENSED WISDOM 1N II.
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Be just, but trust not ovory ono,
Be timely 3'180, rather than 30300
ill Dino.
1331wino of bos0111 81318,
Botrny (1' trust ; divulge no 00•
cr01.
Bounty is more °onioniude(' than
lmitaled. -
Bear your unsfortunos w1111 forti-
tude,
130 alwaye at leisure to do good,
13usiuoss is t110 silt of life.
Brevity is the 80111 of wit,
Bettor 10 livo well than 103131,,
B.: not to hasty to outbid another.
.13ttilllinq i0 la pastime that men
pay (1o10 for,
Bower° of tho 1(0000 when the fns
p1'Oaches.
Better a 8(11(1)1 8811 than (111 empty
di+h,
]3n8i1ess neglected, is baldness
lost.
Ile active, for idleneen in the rust
of the mind,
By doing n0t111ng the learn to do
fel,
Batter to slip with tllo foot than
the tongue,
Be over vigilant, but never sue.
picioue.
Bettor to do well late than never
Bride of a feather Hook together
Bacchus has drotvn0(1 more than
Neptuuo
Beggars have, /to right to bo
choosers,
"Bear and forbearance," to good
philosophy,
Bettor 10 bo alone than in bad
company.
Batter' to be untaught, than i11•
taught.
Bad hooks are the public fo(ntiau
of vice.
Books alone can never teach the
1180 of books.
Bear and blame not what yon Dau•
not change.
Beware of hint who regard, not
his reputation.
Believe after trial, and judgo be•
fore friendship,
13o good betimes, lest repeotano0
come too late.
13o a. -teamed of your ,plici0, not
proud of your shame.
Be slow to pr1n1100, and quick to
perform.
Business makes as man (10 well as
tries him,
Le paliont in adversity, and
humble in prosperity.
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Ca.11t:.uli:au NO•:v�a,
Lev, Dr. Laing was a dofeate
candidate for membership of tit
Dundas School Board.
Lord Larasdownc's doclination o
et 110011103 In the British ltiniotr
ham been received by Lord Belie
billy.
The ignition of flour dust cause
31 dieaetroao exp1001011 111 a $01
mill at Carberry, Ilan., on Thum
day of last week.
Tho 0ablss winch suspoud the ra
way suspension bridge at Niagar
Fails havo been transferred from the
atone towers to stool ones. Tho
work has boon to progress sillco
early last apriug.
A. coasting aocidout occurred to 111
slaughter of Thomas .2aradih0, care-
taker of the Church of A8consion,
Hamilton, 8) o was x111] into by a
party of boys, who were coasting 0(1
a street on the mountain, and had
hot' leg fractured.
A cattle dealer named Hogs, from
llaso0ville. Que., arrived in Mott -
treat by the Huntingdon train Wnd-
nasilay Morning. 110 took the
o111(labtli( at 111e stilt101] for a hotel,
but, on arrival did not got oft, `Tho
driver, thinking biro asleep, attempt-
ed to rouse him, but to Ills , anrpriso
fu1u(i ho 3388 dead.
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FOR
30 DAYS 30
a10
r,
Christmas and New Year's 1.313'- .d.�
gailts at the Brussels „
1 y�
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Woolen s m = aRto'obr��'�
Midi. x M +• 6 na c•
310 �c �"n ^g Q,°y,+wx ti•�•ay ^a:oa•g.,y
N�Obe
x.o pps,is°l?
r< bion^°n't•.a bo t;o,E,ylyN
z.
a ,$ °O -,yam ,� O 3 c g° g � g I1 _
WNF g.otn F. h'•
0.rM ,,371 ptrxRa
ro
nn
x: w aro1s�s'
I nitro rho finest and lltl'gest
8toe1C. of Vine Yarns 01,01' 00011 1I1
Brussels, I .will sell the best
worsted yarns, which have.,
NO El AAL
at (3 cti. per oz„ and an extra,
fine quality of cashmor,l wools at
8 ccs. per ounce -for the next 80
days, commencing Friday, Dec.
211111, for Cash Only.
Now is the Ti;nc
to secure your bargains, coin()
early and "MVO your choice .in
Black, Brown, Navy Blue, Royal
Blue, Light Blne, Garnet, Card-
inal, Claret, Scarlet, Dark. Green,
Bronze, Light Green, Yellow,
Orange, and a host of other col-
ors, too numerous to mention.
But come: and see for yourself
and be convilicod that you have
struck the Biggest Bargains of
the season. ;
Coe opo, Uoil1S all,
GEO. HOWE.
y,�Mo
L'.
Tho 11033 enables erected by lir.
Seagram on the Hest sole of Wator.
loo, arc new in full blast and no less
than 1325 Head of cattle feeling m
them, They aro constructed on the
very latest, most approved plan, and
ail who visit them express the great
est ploll80ro In seeing their many
0310 filen les and couvenionces, Thy
I ARD'AR5 !
Glass Putty,
ath S�;31n,�'lese
•
STOV—
1 tone Pi
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GREG FELTING,
aro kept as 1(10an las 10010 people's
houses and from the contacted. ap•
puma) of tine/mates they. must
think they aro very fart0nn110 110
having such a comfortable p1a00 in
which to spotlit Watt. last days. Tho
Ituove of Waterloo township and '
other first-class stockman havo
visited thos0 stables and 0xprosso(1 ,
thol
i admiration 1010
ration
of alt
connected
1
therewith, lir, Scott, the groat.I
catilo loon, ).ane chug() 0f them alad
0xp0ets to have the finest lot of oat•
lo for spring delivery to ho found
n Ontario. • J
es.
ALARAGTINE PAINT,
ized PithR1(1oo le,crls.--Marsden Smith, 1). Laing, las, (",x111 and 'Wm. Mc-
Kelvey, Grey Township ; W. Cameron, W. Little, G. Browny and 1).
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Breckenridge, Morris)
L'recltcnllcl e 1 1. , Township T. Townn
I , and 1\ . I3lnshr"11, 13x11::-
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I^U-p-) sack : Rev. P. A. 1,o0r, Woodham, anfl T. "Wright, Trll'laberrV,
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11,11S[1i,111'.13101 THE S'1`,ND-50177:11 OF 131m1i7GE.
GG-FPPY
[ic.pciiiiizia uZ Fuint,i•n ,g p7'o71z17111t flit( 71lied to.
-' -ri
G-rist an. Flour Mils !
The undersigned having completed the change t'1.Otn the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian system of Grinding, has now the Mill in
First Class Running Order
and will be glad to see all his old customers and as many new ones
las possible. Chopping done.
Flow a.44 Feed Always on Mud.
.l -Ugliest Price paid for :any quantity of (4.0cu1 (;rain.
Wtvi. MILNE.
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---1I AN t•I+.tC 1'l'111'11t ('F ---
CARRIAGES, DI1IIOORAT$, li"XPll13S8 WAGO\S,
BUGGIES, WAGONS, 1'fcl , 1f,TU„ 1;TC.
All made of the 130st Material and finished in a \\ orknlanlil(o
planner. -
Parties intending to buy should Oall before)
purchasing.
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JAMES BUYERS,