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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-5-13, Page 2iairootory of Churohos and Sooiatiss. MELVILLE CTltntcn.--Sabbath Servioee at ll a. m. and 0:80 p.m. Sunday Scheel at 2;30 p. m. Rev. John Roes, B. A., pastor. Eszox Crluhcn,---Sabbath Services at 11 a. m. and 0:30 p. 01. Sunday School at 2;80 p. m. Rev. S. Jones, pastor. ST. Join's Ontrncn,--Sabbath Services at 11 a.nr. and 7 p.m. Sunday Sohool at 9:80 a.m. Rev. W T. C'duf, moumbent. Ms.rsonls'S OOIn1C1r --Sabbath Services at 10:130 a. in. and 0,30 p. n1. Sunday School at 2:80 p. m. Rev. WW1. Smyth, pastor, BoMMAN G.'rsoLrc Cncncre.----Sabbath Service third Sunday in every month, at 11 a.m Rev. P. J. Shea, priest. Ono FELLOWS' Loners every Thursday evening, in Graham's block. 1fnsoseLoren Tuesday nt or before full moon, in Garfield block. A, 0. TJ. W. Louon on 1st and Ord Mon- day evenings of each month. FonesTi:IT' I,o,OOe 2nd and last Monday evenings of each month, in Smale's hall. L. 0, L. let Monday in every month, in Orange Hall. Peso Orrran.-0ffrce hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mncybmes' INSTITUTE, Reading Room and Library, in Holmes' block, will be open from 0 to 8 o'olook p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays. llfiss Jessie Ross, Lib- rarian. Farina Note Surround the granery.with two thicknesses of rough hemlock hoards, breaking joints, aucl no rat or moue° will gnaw through. West's Cough Syrup cores whooping•eOngh asthma, bronchitis, oonsumption and all throat and lung difficulties. Sects., Ole. and el. All druggists. The small shnote around the apple treat) should be closely pruned, as also any from the centre of the trees on the larger limbs. Thie growth is the natural remelt of win- ter pruning the previolte year, and to entirely check it the pruling may be postponed until the leaves have etarted. This with too rapidly growing trees le often a good method to set them to fruit -bearing. Delicate females, old people, and children are always pleased with 1Vost's Liver Pills. Mild, effective, and they always cure. 00 sugar-coated pills 2Octe. All druggists. The tomato to one of the most Important vegetables we have. Dur- ing the Glimmer months the children of many families almost live on them. Tiley eat then both raw enol cooked at anti between meals. They should not be restricted either, but encouraged to eat more of them. The tomato is both a mild cathartic and n febrifuge, and will keep them free from worms and lever during the heated term. Thousands owe tlt.iir recovery from Rheumatism to West's World's Wonder or Family Liniment. It in conceded every- wheretn be the best ieuawn remedy for Bhenmatlem . puts, Brn ices, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, and all diseases requuing external application. Price 50 Dents ted 50 cents per bottle, Sold by 511 druggists. A hotbed is not neeettetlry to start cabbage fur the hate crop. Make a bed in souse rich grieve', est the surface n1 fine til th °tint rf,w the seeds thinly in rows su the' the line may be passed bete 0.11 them. 13 is important to push groetll rapidly, and if the plants are taken up and reset in the beds they will be more steely lend have more amnia roots, to that %visa tinnily set out in the field there will be little or no check to them growth. 11 Profitable Lite. 1 ew men have aocomp1is11ed the ams amount of work and goodin tuts world as the celebrated Dr. Chase. Over 00,000 of his works have been soidin Canada alone, Wo wank every portiontroubled with Livor Complaint, Dyse'opsia, leoadaohe,Iiidney or Urinary Troubles, to call ni at yourdrugglet and buys bottle of flr.Oha•,o'e Liver Cure, it willcnre you. Medicine and lteoipenook for moo. The black color of charcoal makes it valuable as a top -dressing for lawns to early spring, It lies some manurial properties, all charcoal m having too potash, all when old it has also in addition- 801138 ammo- nia it has absorbed from the air. It makes a pretty sight to see bright green leaves of truss springing up through the bluets surface which a thin dressing of charcoal makes. Tho dark color absorbs and retains the heat from the direct rays of the sun, 5vbile later in the season the upspringiug grass covers the char- coal, whish then tete as a mulch, keeping the soil beneath mniot and cool. Baldness, Thin glair, dc. Those who aro bald, who have gray or thin hair. or who aro troubled with dandruff should Invest in a bottle of Dr. Doronwend's Hair Magic." It is the finest preparation (Or the hair and scale now Muse. It is rap- idly superseding all other hair tonics. It stops falling, restorer{ the original color to gray hole end rot baldness, NO oro there aro the slightest possible roots, It will produce a lnegroWth 01 hair, Do not wall until loo ]ate but get 5 bottle at Ouse, G. A.. Dead- man and J. Hargreaves & Oo„ Agents, Brus- sels. Tho London Live Stook Journal saye :—A large number of half- breeds, from the thorough -bred ata] - lion or the light Cart mare, are be- ing used in our London tramway cars. In the single horse carp ,they seem to be just what is wanted, as they are wide -sot and fill up the . epeee.'between the trails, Thais short legs, Shoulder well planted for pulling, and steady, slogging agtion, well suit them for the work, They seem to be quiet et stetting, and aro Very ready in eterppin{f when re• gnired—a ]patter of some import - aeon when fares are to be picked up every hundred yards or so, Pain eamlot exist attar the patient has taken a single dose of West'O Pain EMS. tbo mtgio apse. -Do not be induced to take a substitute, but insist upon having 'Vest's Pain I{ing Sold by all druggists. That a cow has a very ;'small calf may be due to several °aeries, in- flueucea of its sire, deficient feeding of the materials regnirod to make growth, or possibly to small size in the dam herself, Heifers while makiug growth usually drop small calves, but many farmers have found that the calves from heifers are often superior milkers and well worth raising, if heifers, until they become cows. It might be suggest- ed that the tendency to early milk production may be inbred by letting heifers drop their calves very young and breeding from those. Perhaps this may be one of the means by which the Jersey cattle were origin. aced, thus accounting at the same time for their small raze. Why w111 you• suffer when one bottle of West's Wor1d'oWonder will relieve, and two to three bottles aura any ;cane of rheumat- ism. 25 cents and 50 cents. Your druggist sells it. In making a new lawn, the first point is the proper preparation of the Buil. It should be thoroughly and deeply tilled, with au abund- ance of well composted manure worked into it. Then sow foto' io six bushels of seed to the more. 1n making a new lawn, it is well to lay an edge of turf along the paths or roads, and along the margins of the beds that are to be made in the lawn.—If paths or wrlks are to be made, whatever the material, eeoare a good foundation by excavating stud filling iu broken stone to make• a solid bottom.—ibis is the month usually preferred for transplanting evergreens. The essential point is to prevent the roots from drying. From the minute they are taken from the soil to the time when they gointo it again, the roots most not dry. Shelter them from the sae and air, end, if possible, keep them wet. STnaxronn, Aug. a,'65. I have much pleasure in re commending your Dr. Jug'o Mod. i itre and Pills. .3.s for the latter 1 Altegti • ti VEll titt o I canthe last asOfiveweekrecommend thaw. been erin five weeks I have been stttferingfr0m a severe ]rain fn my right ride and have found Ib °Pills a most 0000 teal remedy when other remedies have fulled, Yours truly, L. B . Gnnnx. Sold by 0, A. Deadman, Brussels. Although spring is usually a busy time for men and teams, it is on some accounts the (lest for under - draining. The soil while moist and loose from recent frosts is much more easily dug than after it has been scorched and dried out by the heat of summer- There is some advantage also in having enough water in the ditch as dug to secure a uniform fall. A depression of ono or even two inches below the grade may pass unnoticed when the bottom is dry, but with enough water to make a small stream every little sag le made manifeet at once. It ouly takes a small depression to impair, if not entirely destroy, the. usefulness of an uuderdrain, end when water is renuing, a uniform fall can be got without the use of the level. While spring ought to bo a busy time on the farm, it is al- so true that wet land cannot be worked until it is either drained or dried out. Sometimes putting a drain through a wet piece can be done 10 less time than it can be got ready for the plough without, and in such cases it is better to put the drain through, making a permanent improvement, rather than keep men and teams idle while the land is drying. But the full benefit of un• derdraining done in aprlug is not shown until at least one winter has passed over, the drained groaned freezing the soil deeper than it oould be while wet, and thus making it fertile to a greater depth HOUSEHOLD II1NTS. Tepid milk and water Olean oil- cloth without soap. Save your old tea; itis excellent for cleaning grained wood. West's Pain Ring should bo .kept 1n every beano for sudden {attacks of °ramps, colic painters' colic, cholera morbus, flux and dyeontery, Only 260. All drdggists, If you scorch clothes in ironing, place in the sun to draw the marks out. Any ease of (5mo hook cured by a few ap. plication, of West's Worll'e Wonder; 5100 cures sprains,bruises, outs and borne. Cheapest and leet. All druggists Use white oilcloth bank of the kitchen table and sink, and tinder hooks that hold tinware. Bean or oatmeal water should be used when bathing children suffer- ing with searlet fever. If when,blaokiog the stove a email lump of sugar and some soap be added it will improve It very much. THE BRUSSELS POST Put a piece of °berated in a pot with boiling cabbage, to prevent it filling the house with WS smell. N'est's ;Livor Pills—genuine wrapped in blue--thostandard remedy for liver com- plaint, dyspepsia,- Iltdtg0stlo0, epd stole head. ache. All druggists, The moot effectual remedy for slimy nod greasy dreiirpipes is °op- pornts diesolvod eel left to work gradually through the pipe.. west'saatn Ring—tbo household remedy— Alwaysuseful, Never fails to 0020 01,01055 morbus, pains in stomach or bowels, era11 polio, chilli or summer complaint, 200. Ali druggists, Two apples kept in a cake box will loop moderately rich cape moist for a groat length of time, if the apples are renewed when withered, West's World's Wonder or Family Lini- ment, a superior remedy for neuralgia, Aleu- matiem, lame back, Bprafae, bruises, outs, burns, or wounds. Cheaper, goes further, lasts longer than any other All druggists. Never put a good keit() into loot greea0, ae it destroys lie sherpuess. Have always at hand a lcitoben-fork for turning moat or frying potatoes. Purity your blood and regatta° your livor and digestive organs before the hoot of stun - mer, and thus save a doctor's .bill by the tlmet,,ry use of West's Liver rills. Sold by all druggie10. Powdered cinnamon will scatter black and rets amts effectually. 'Let it be strewn in craeke of cupboard shelves, end along the edges of tin cake boxes, and the posts will soon disappear. This, Wiib red popper (cayenne) will be sufficient t'1 -re- 111050 them, however finely they may seem to be ostnblieLed. Mothers! If your daughters are in 111 health, or troubled with auieuono that seems incurable, or it they ,user from gen- eral debility, nervousness, languor, weak- ness, or less of appetite, procure at °nos a ]latae of Johnson's 'Soule Bitters, and you elI1 not regret the outlay. The Tonto and generally ttreesthening effect of this medi- cine is truly marvellous. 00010, and 01.00 per bottle et D0adman'6 Drug Store, Brunsole, All iu(auts and young ohildreu would die In a very fete weeks if not allowed to eat enythiug contaluiug Angor, because they need the carbon of the sagas to keep them warm ; their extravagant, their insatiable fouduees for everything sweet is a wise ittetitict of nature. If °endive were used as desserts in winter, and trolls and berries, 10 their na turd elate, ripe raw and perfect iu summer, to the exclusion of pins, tarts, pastries, and puddiugs, human life would be extouded. E'asshion Notets. Rubies are decidedly in fashion. Necklaces are little worn nowlt- days. Solt Rheum Cured. McGregor & Parke's 005110110 Cerate hos been tried and Sound to be the only positive euro for Salt Rheum, Pimples, Blotches on humor haads,Cuts, Burns, Bruises, or any Sore that nothing else will heel. Be sure and get the genuine, made by MoGrog or & Parte. Prior 250. S01,1 at Hargreaves Drug atoro,Brueeels, Lace insertion and ribbon drosses are now very fashionable. Turbans remain in favor for city streets and for travelling hats. The fashionable waist is extra- vagantly long and idiotically tight. Important News Item, nooxoTowx.—"Mrs. Campbell has boon troubled for a. number of years with Indi. gestlon and Constipation, and was induced to try MoGreger's speedy Ouro and found It all tliatl its needed,. She wouldreoonomend 110 1230 00 any person aimllarly troubled." Tills invaluable reefed). is Boldin every part of Canada at beefs. and 31.00 par bottle. Sold at J oho Hargreaves & Co.'s drug store, Brussels. Audacity is the most marked char- acteristic of the season's millinery. White lilacs are first choice for bridal naso gays, white lilies of the valley a good second. 111SloIbtC beet Instantaneous. All pains or aches will be instantly remov- ed by a few drope of Fluid Llgutning applied over the affected parte. No time lost; no nauseous medicines uoeded; no poulticing or using greasy liniments. It 5511 nob blister or discolor the skin, Sold at25e. per bottle by Jao.Hargrenvea & Go„Druggiota, Stiffer_ ere from Neuralgia assure us that they nay er fear it when their house contains a bottle of Fluid L igllsnin g. Plain net without dots now rivals point d'esprit with its many dote for drone bonnets. Artifioiel flowers never loots well in the hair unless that and the coma plosion are artificial as well. nice resorts Lnng 0000poufd. Hero you a bad Cough c Chronic Hoarse- nees,a feeling of Lightness in the Choat, Weak Lungs, or any similar complaint ? It so, buy at once a bottle -of McOrogor'e Lung Compound. It will cum you, It contains entirely new specifics, of w11i011 ono dose is more effectual than a whale bottle of the old time remedies. It is put up in nets, and $L00'b0tties:.,'Sold by J. Hargreavee'•ik 0o:, Druggists ,brussels. Try •1t, and. you. will never have reason to complain. The peculiar and startling colors of the season give bad taste every possible ch,inoe to assert itself, Leather `buttons; iilorocco, bid, seal, alligator and dog skin, hand painted, are a now fad for street wear. More Remarkable 01111. Found at last ,what the public hat been looking for those many years and that 'is a me,f0i0e which, although bnt lately intro - d eod,bea made for lt0olf/ a reputation See, and to none the medicine is Johnson's Tonga Bifore, which, in eonjunotion with John- 001110.Tonla Liver PIlle, has performed some most wonderful cures. Impure and im- poverished blood soon bowmen wattled and enriched. Biliousness indigestion sink ho511dohe, livor complaint, languor, weak- ness, &o., 0008 disappear 'hien treated by thoseoxoollout tonic medicines, ger sale by G, A, Dosdbann. tremolo, French milliners, it is said, often provide mere burlesques of their best designs, to tneet,'Jiinglieh and American metes. The fashiouablo bride wears but one glove, The first brideemaid carries the other,. It is not good form to employ a meseengel' boy for the'eervioo, A pretty feature of a rout %vel- ding .vas the woarlug of natural Blowers iu a high cluster on dress herniate of lace, both in black and white. Thie sono decoration wag also noticed upon bonnets wore in the cities on Easter Sunday. DYSPEPSIA. 0010 010, Mr, 13. Walker, of Waterford, esys "Dyspepsia has been my wife's trouble for a long time past, and elle has suffered greatly with ft ; but, thanks to Dr. Oar - son's Stomach Bitters, she is completely cured. It aeted very nicely, and did not siolf0u or gripe her while taking it. If people only knew about the Carson Stom- aoh Bitters there would not be so muti1 suffering in the world.” The beautiful gowns of dove -gray faille, surab, or cashmere imported this mean, when not decorated with Ruseiau paesemeutories of n deeper color, or garnished with self- triminiugs, are combined with sills of pale, pinkish mauve, olive green, a sunny shade of pale, golden brown, of white silk, in cream or ivory tints. ]'Ire slew very deep beaded fringes, some of which are quite a yard iu length, are draped across the entire fronts of llandsoino gowns, of are arranged as panels at each side. They are also used to decorate the fronts of the graceful vasitee meds in peplum style, the friugos reaching from the shoulder to the extreme edge of the long points SURE i'16OTNCTION, The maintenance of 10 henithy state of the system is the surest protection against disease; experience has shown that by the use of Dr, Carson's Stomach and Constipa. tion Bitters a perfect state of health eau be assured. It frees the system from all impurities, cleanses and purities the blood. For sale by all Druggists at 60 cents a bottle. The "Beatrice" driving coat is a new model in utility wraps deeigued by an English house in Paris, and highly popular in America. The coat is of exquisitely fine cloth in invisible checks or stripes, and is made iu single and double breasted styles, the seams of the coat double - stitched and lappiug ou the outside. Large Englisli pockets are placed on either side and on the left preen, and good-sized buttons of old silver mud enamel are set down the front. One model made of dark blue cloth barred. with Japanese red is accom- panied by a red silk vest, fastened with dant blue buttons. The hood at the back is lined with the same rich color. • Mn. D. ABBOTT, 21 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, writes:—"For a long time I have been troubled with a disordered Stomach, end at last I got so bad that I was arm - palled to quit work, and for days I could neither oat nor sleep, and the pain in my head was most intense. I was iudaood to try a bottle of Dr. Carson's Stomach Bit- ters. After taking throe doses I was al- most completely restored to ]health. My aplife.petite Same back ; the racking. headache NMI gone, and I never slept sounder in my " Ohallie in solid colors, striped, dotted, floral or foliated, seems to partake in the general improvement noticeable in other light wool, veil- iuge, canvas goods end the like. Nun's veiling can now be had iu such a variety of colors, qualities and combinations, that the infinity of oven French caprice can find wherewithal to gratify its changing moods. Muslims and lawns also follow the lead of their more solid rivals in the matter of ornamenta- tion and show every eoneeivablo variety of loom and hand wrought embroidery, either in close 05 open designs, and not unfrequeutly com- bining both in one piece of goods. Draperies this and the Doming season are to be worn both loug and simple, short and bouffant. Hori- zontal and lengthwise drapings again appear on stylish gowns de• signed for either house or street wear. Pipings set row upon row on panels, tike, mud other portions of the dress, are also revived, and some new walking dresses sent over allow gray serge, dark blue vigogne, end other woolen stuffs laid with an ex- tra wide hem at the foot, with a narrow vine embroidery above, this portion being kilted the entire width of the skirt, and finished with a short tonic above, with alight drap- ery at the back. A project is on foot by the Can- adian Pacifico Railway to build 'a line from Woodstock to Niagara river. Mr. Hickson has petitioned Par- lianient to extend the time for con- atructiug, fire Toronto and Ottawa line to April, 1898. Police' Magistrate Noble commit- ted George Kennedy, a London township hotel -keeper, to gaol for two months in default of a Scott Act fine and costa;. amounting to $68. ENT8 WANTED MAY 13, 1887. ,Steadf/Employment to Good lien. Nolle gleed be Itdle, Previous Experience not essential. We pay either Salary or Com. mission. 0 lin Wanted d To Canvas for the Sale of Can- ;"; adian grown Nursery Stocka The Pontin! Nurseries, Largest in G'ftcfda, Over 400 Acres. Don't apply unless you can furnish first-class Reforent.os, and want to work. No room for lazy Leen, but can employ any num- ber of energetic men who want work. ADDRESS Stone & Wellington, Nurserymen, .Toronto, O]tt. T. FLB+ TCW BR, Practical Watchmaker d•,Tetcellcr Thanking the Public for past favors and support aucl wishing still to s00ur0 your patronage. We aro opening out full lines in Gold and Silver Watehus. Silver Plateal Ware from established and reliable makers, fully warranted by 00. Clooks of the lates designs. Jewelry : Wedding Ringo, Ladies Gem Rings, Broaches, Barings, &c. Also have in stook a full Iine of Violins and Violin Strings, Pipes, &c. N-B.—Issuer of Marriage Licenses T. Fletcher. Bargains ! Bargains —FOR THP— n1Co DAYS in Plows, Stool Harrows, Seed Drills, Bain Wagons, Buggies, Organs, Sewing Machines, Sulky Plows, one four spring Wagon, one 3 horse Wagon, and ono sec- ond hand Lumber Wagon. Land Rollers for $25, best in the market. Throe kinds of Scufflere, Port Perry Grinder and Horse Power's, Clothes Wringers, Churns, and ANYTHING YOU MAY ENQuian volt. Ge®n Love. a.,. ARRIAGES ! A nice assortment of Baby Car- riages on Exhibition at H. Dennis', 'where you can - also get a Splendid Trunk, Handy Valise, or Satchel at a Low Priee. Full lines of Light and Heavy Whips, Combs, Brushes, &c. .in stock. JVe Lead but Negri' Follow. H. DENNIS, Sign (If 1349 Scotch Collar, TIIE UlI IS 117ATile MLA( SI y„(h„e �ry;iNttnnl Dn,C,L. N'rs'r's Nerve and ]wain Treat. lent, e guaranteed enrolee for Hysteria, fliaainoss,Convulsions, rite, Nervous, Neu- ralgia Hentlac 10 ,N ervoue I'rnetratlon onoe- ed by the use 0f 1410111101 or tobacco, Wake. f tlucae,o100tel Depression, softening of tbo Brain resulting in lfoanity, loading to mis- ory,d0ooyand death, Preulature Old Ago, Baraleap,Loee of anwor er rltLur sex, Ars?: Voluntary.e egos and Oph Brain, selfrhom cmis- od by r.induxertlo, at the brain, saff-nhuno Ornver-1 ,,'gut meet, Yillnll box 00110511,11 0110 month's treatment, SI a box or 015 310x00 for $5, Bent by mail, prepaid. on reoelpt of price, 151E /:TAII.lrTIiE SIS BOXES To Duro any case. With colt order receive d by us fornix boxes, nounm ponied with $6, wo will send the pur0100er our written guarantee to rotund the money if the treat- ment dace not effect a cure, Gonna] teas Issued by all druggists. JAS. JONES, Watchmaker 86 Jeweler Has on Hand a Splendid Stook of Silver and Gold filled Watches, also Cuff But tons. Brooches, Earrings, Gent's Pine, Finger Rings, Roll Plate Vest Chains, Necklets, also a lino assortment of Wall - nut and Nickel Clocks. t' -Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed. QUEEN'S HOTEL BLOCP. JAS_ t O EJS_ IMPORTANT TO ALL whu aro bald or 111000 noir is thin or gray, or aro troubled with dandruff. Dr. Doz-enwelitl",at HAIR MAGIC ! is the greaten t tonic for strengthening the growth of Alto hair over alsooverod. 1t stone. all telling out 05 the hair, rem ewe alt traces of dandrefr, rcetorus gray hair to its original color and in oneun of tnhtnesn, whore the roots aro net destroyed, it will produce a luxnriant crop of hair. Take warning 1f your hail' is lu a feeble state get a bottle at 0000 before 11 is too late. Dr. Dorenwond'e "Halo Magic," is 011 Sale at all principal Drug Stores. A.elt for it and take nothing else. G. A. Denman Alin J. Fieveeeevns & Co., Anmoss ('011 B1%tisenLe, A, Doren wend Sole Manufacturer, Toronto Canada, A, Doronweud keeps the largest Hair Hoods establishment in Canada. PAINT I NG ! `r11 EO. PrBas:Y sat ,, PAINTER, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO,. Is PREMED TO 110 ALL 108010 ON Painting, Graining, Glazing, Kcolsomiiai'ng, Paper Hanging, 6'c. A11 Work clone Promptly and at Reasonable Rates. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED in every instance. GEO. PHIPPEN.