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THE BRUSSELS POST
JULY 1, 1887.
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NEW 1".NGLAND BLUE LAWS.
tits glass, Let it remelt: until near- this eolor dr008 never before gate, end !lee beak oil 1.11 ea -s Idee .
Weal' Spectacles
These laws were enacted by the cloth.
ly dry, then lob cif n woolen been properly NT -witted. It is beam, rigat therm
discovered to be stugularly !mom.
P°°Ple of the "1")(3refilien of New Never be alarmed if A living in•
Haven," and became known as the
sect enters the ear. Pouring warm
blue laws because they were printed water into the canal will drown it,
On blue paper. They are ao fol. when it will generally come to the
lows
surface and este be easily removed
"The governor and magistratee by the Angora. A few puffs of tob•
convened in general amsembly ere
the supreme power, under God, of eoomnkebl
stupify the histut.
the determination of the aasembly of gum ambit: stir plester of parte se • att th' E
If I ever fall get up nnil run
mg to almost every hind et beauty, right ; it I eithl ren I'll de
blonds or brunette, pale or roey,
Cape inede jest like a ertoketer'd ),011 tali., Blois: water, Nfetho.
001110 tall orsw,f„,(,
are intioh worn by English women dist fire «11.1 P,e:shytaroie
when driving in the couutry iu wit you've 401," tt. at) V"'I'V" gut And 1?ye•Glassos that will preserve your
tlog enrt, for tennis yeeliting, and 't Hight
Eyesight.
own into t e ear will rowing, end the young women It.
• Money to Loan,
(04-
perty,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro -
at
perty,
RATES,
this independent dominion. From To inend °blue : Into a solution cottagee in the Orangee, Now Jer•
iug in those pretty Queen Anne 1...L&Z
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until the mixture assumes the con
"No one shall be a freeman or sistency of cream. Apply with the
have a vote unless he is converted Wendt to the broken edges of clams
and a member of one of the ehurch• and join together. In three days
es allot+ ed in the dominion. the article cannot be broken in the
"Eech freeman shall swear by same place. The whits:nese t:f the
the blessed God to bear true allegi- cement adds t,
anee to this dominion,And that Jes• , A mixture 4'; :17,18it 7'870ts
us is the only king. parts of etroug ammonia water elan
"No dissenter from the essential
workshop of this dominion shall be
allowed to give a vote for electing of
magistrates or any other officer. spot, moisten a sponge first with
"No food or lodging ebell be of• stetter, to render it "greedy," then
fared to a heretic. with the mixture, sed rtili with it
"No one shall cross a river on the spot. In a moment it will be
the Sabbath but authorized clergy- diesolved, saponified and absorbed
men, by the sponge and blotter.
"No one shall travel, cook victu- 0 ear teeth.— ear testi), says
els, make beds, sweep houses:, cut Wood and Iron, generally have one
hair or shave OR the Sabbath day, corner broltou olf first, after which
"No one :Mall kiss his or her
the) tepidly go to pieces. This may
children on the Sabbath or fast be avoided and the teeth made much
days. I stronger, by thinning down the
"The Sabbath day shall begin et edges with a file, thereby bringiug
sunset Saturday. ; the tvhole Morns the centre
"Whoever wears clothes trimmed of the tooth. Geer teeth fixed this
with gold, silver or bone lace above .• witty
will not break unless the strain
uno shilling per yard shall be pre.
tanned by the grand jurore, and the is sufficient to break off the whole
tooth.
' eeleetmen shall tax the eatate R900.
"Whoever brings cards or dice I L:rat-alio:a Notes.
into the dominion shall pay a fine I
of Ris. I The tight coat sleeve will soon be
"No one shall eat mince pies, 1 a thing of the peel,
deuce, play cards, or play any in • The Frances Cleveland turban is
:elment of music except the drum, the favorite small hat of the seatiou.
trumpet or jewsharp. The sleeve with a puff from the
*.lio gospel minister ebell join elbow to the shoulder grows in
people iu marriage. The magis- favor.
trate may join them in marriage, as. It Is not considered good taste to
lie may do it with less scandal to wear much jewelry in very warm
Christ's church. westher.
"When people refuse their child. Now is the time to cover sofas,
ren convenient marriages, the mag- cuebions, and chairs with lace scarfs
istrate shall determine the point. and tidies.
"A man who strikes his wife All flue luxurious pleasure carri•
shell be fined £10. ages are shod with India rubber
"A woman who strikes her hue- tires in Eneland
band shall be punished as the law I The Prince and Priucese of Wales
directs. always ride in vehicles with India
"No man shall court a maid in rubber tires,
person or by letter without ob*ain- The bicycle for gentlemen end the
ing the consent of her parents ; R5 f tricycle for ladies is very fashionable
penalty for the first offence, ten for I in New Jereey.
the second, and for the third im- Bowing is gradually becoming
prisonment during the pleasure of I favorite amusemeut with young lad -
the court." ies of New York and Brooklyn.
• India rubber break blocks are the
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE. proper thing's with which to grip a
wheel, so as to prevent all noises
Jar, or strain when stopping a
vehicle.
The latest craze iu fancy work is
modelling flowers in gutta-percha
paete. It is not a very 'recent in-
vention, but it has only recently
been popularized as fancy work.
There are many new and some
very eccentric sleeves sent out by
the makers of fashion this season,
all of which shows the tendency to
abandon the old favorite, tight coat
sleeve.
For park riding the correct wear
is the high bell crowned silk hat,
but for the country lady riders pre-
fer the round -crowned derby or the
jockey cap made of the material of
the habit.
For rough riding over the country
new habit coats of heavy stuff are
shown by our best tailors. To
these, iu addition to the seams
strapped:like a covert coat, are seen
bright scarlet (English pink) waist-
coats.
Palo blue is a wonderfully de.
oorativo color on a green lawn,
whether used for flower vases of
blue delft, or for painted seats, lat.
tices, or any of the ornamental work
put on lawns or in the garden. or
blue flowers.
Thu coaching cape of the season
stovers the sheuldere end reaches to
the waist. It is made of checked,
barred, or small plaid tobacco
brown }lomat:pun, with a high col-
lar and small tabs at the throat of
eeal-brown or dark blue velvet.
—11Traniie fashion "in society"
In London to be very select with
one's invitation:4 as there is at the
moment a rage for "odd people,"
people who talk, act and dress in
defiance of the "good form." so
much valued, es a rule, by the Eng-
lish.
The long journey this surnnier ie,
or should be, made lit ono of thole)
long ulsters of English homespun,
with a cap to =tell, which are
furnished by Wien or by the tutor
cutting and fitting department:: in
our best retail dry geode }Rinses.
The Mete for ahedee of helnetro o
15 on Om increase, The value of
er and alcohol form a valuable
cleaning compound. Pass niece
of blotting paper uuder tbe groom°
Wood steeped in a solution of
copperas becomes harder and more
indestructible.
A good remedy for burns, and
one that is generally al hand, is a
paste made of flour and cold water.
Wet the hands in vinegar and
camphor after having them in soapy
water ; kills alkali and keeps
them aoft.
When cleaning a stove if a small
quantity of sugar is put into the
etove-blacking it will noi barn off
so quickly.
A mixture of coal tar and plum-
bago, thinned with turpentine or
benzine, makes the beet paint for
an non smokestack.
Women while sewing should nev-
er cut the thread with their teeth,
as by so doing they injure the en-
amel, and in a little while the teeth
decay.
Ordinary carriage varnish is a
good cement for broken china, and
if the pieces are joined neatly, the
fracture will hardly be perceptible.
I
11 18 claimed that holding a ahoy-
elful of hot coals over varnished
furniture will take out spots and
stains. Bub the place while warm
with flannel.
If your fence is too old for paint
to stick on it, a solution of water,
glue and lime will form a eyndicate
that will make et all white as the
new fallen snow.
Brick made of a mixture of coke,
sand and lime, for light partition
walls, excludes sound better than
brick work, and is light and a non-
tionductor of heat.
For cleaning brasses belonging to
mahogany furniture, use either
powdered whiting or :scraped rotten -
stone, mixed with sweet oil, and
rub on with a chamois akin.
To dean tine, making them al -
05 nice es new, wash 111 hot
soap suds, dip a dampened eloth itt
fine, sifted coal ashes, scour well,
then polish with dry ashes.
To remove paint and ,putty from
window glass pub sufficient salter -
atm into hot water to melte a strong
solution, and with this saturate the
paint or putty which eh
6 s y e.
The trams of summer bridal , Li„,,„„1 ilia
A 6,,,„,,pmient t•min itfeaLne,Inrcit,uRrtinivezOiprtsiot ,htfat,e labanfioarcir
dresses are (le 110011' made detach- • sori„.r., helm la tety eni in pointed an agent for the Renowned Spec -
11"1"118 "1 71arrao4aw-JA-o:al, F.:gilYannal, has al.)
able and of rich aatin, or brueLi,
while the entire uuderdress is of renting Wit • ,:rio.: anti W0 I I I it g t it taches and Eye:Glasses which have been
before the public for the past 26 years.
LaSal.U8' Spectacles never tire the eye
Last many years without Change.
For Sale by 11. L. JACKSON,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
ONL;;Y To—LOAN.
PRITE..17'E FUNDS.
light crepe or gases or lace over
satin, the bodice being of the stuff
of the train. The dresi can thin:
be converted Lute a dancing frock,
S,1 1! JONES' SAYINGS.
San Jones preached throe 881-
0)011t in July. Ihe sermons were,
511 uerutl, ittrilting, the speaker also
bringiug his argument home by apt,
illustrations and eutertainiug anec-
dotes. Some of his pithy sayings
are here given :—
You can't make friends WI 111 Ci•o d
until you're sorry enough of your
sins to quit ;hem.
It' a man repents he dou't heve to
try to believe ; it coulee of itself.
L. II II 8 .1 ta working on thu crisp
Roing and sit:The:4par.
lie say • thasharpers have
hem:11 kiiig 1 tont 11-,•ict 111 the-
followin,: foamier •• -tharptir N. 1
goo,' int,' a • tr. , some
:rifts sinl I -.y4 .1,, • 11 0 $20 bill.
When ih•• itierk 11,4 ovule up the
change the shaTer ob-
jects to its bulk and
substitlites, we v11 say, ,t $10 hill.
Ile
111st, sae.. 11 falf,Wilth ,-1 the
clerk ht- t sod shsrper No.
core: s 11 from the hussy and priya
for the ar.iele Sloireer Ni 1 now
gees buck Ili, in ldd by picking it
out (rem :be pile sr Mont*, gm tlio
caunivr. Rila 11»'lirere lett of
si In b. fro :110 0: .1k di •covers thitt
God can give you faith ; you've1110 he 1),Il '0(011 hitl
0111 111 1)111 al., t! st the
got to do Unit yourself. God givee 1, or1,8 „weld be en
God gives you taste, but do you ask
you sight, but seeing is yonr job.
dodbe, auy snob
God to taste hem and egge,
Yau may call this silly talk, but
I'm tannins to a silly crowd.
Foolish:teen 1J {that you rub on
foolish people.
A man once said to no, "lir.
Jones, when you have converted the
hypocrites come and talk religion
to mo, These hypocrites are iu tuy
way." I said "They wouldn't bo iu
your way if they hadn't got ahead of
you. Ain't you ashamed to let
hypocrites get ahead of you ?"
I've got more confide:lee in breed
pills administered by a praying doc-
tor than the finest science given by
an agnostic.
1 understand why old Bob Inger-
soll is an infidel ; it pays him $500
a night to deny God, while ho would
not get $10 a night lecturing that
there is a God.
I wouldn't give ten cents a dozen
for Christians who won't pray in
public.
There are a thonsand differened
between tts, but we are altouishing-
ly alike.
Ism getting sick itud tired of shit
cent, "It's so hard for 1110 to do
righ t." You're good for nothing,
that's what's: the matter with you.
I know it's a heap easier to bo Sh
gentlemen than a vageband.
tried beth.
"You whitened sepulchre," as us-
ed by Christ, means in nineteenth
century partencs, "You whitewath-
ed reacts',"
There is a differeuce between a
1080 washed white and a white-
washed ream Ohrist'a blood waah•
ed while. But when a mania white.
washed it scales off and leaves apote,
and in damp weather it gets brown.
Some people have got three coats of
whitewash on and yet it keeps scal-
ing off.
There is a difference between refit
and resting. A resting man is sit-
ting down; a rested man is up end
doing something. Tho first thin
°brig gives to a man is rest, and
then his wants to be doing.
Blessed be they who give, and
blessed be those who do not give,
for if they are blessed they will
give.
The last step, the last thought on
earth, means good-bye to the last
opportuuity.
God speed the day when the
Church will kink out every man
within its borders who deals iu fu-
tures. The Church and the preach-
er who depends upon such port of
people belong to the devil from hal
to heels.
Brother, if you are not afraid of
God you will have good reason to
leer every corner of the fence.
God does not care for present
events ; Ue look:: out for final re-
sults,
I'll make my bones 110110 (Wining
the pigeon wing 11it will help me to
heaven.
The curse of all the ohurches in
this country is that they have got
thousands of members who have
never been convicted of sin, much
less converted to God,
Whenever anything ie wrong quit
it, and quit it abort off. 4. good
wetly want to tester off in sin. They
taper off generally to the bi end
Win. 0
George 131 are man
halieuged
of England, e: TOW hill! 01-04 IllileS
with a turn, tor $500 a Hide, giving
or tatting $75 for expeneee.
At the ineetime of Onneervatives
at Toronte Wstl7lesiley it WAS de.
cided to wort the new :wean, The
Empir-, about September fir -a D.
Crein 11)1 18.1? P
N' „ will he tottuag
irig dir, r ; John Living. tone, of
ISIontreal, thief edilor, sod Robert
Birmirighein, Secretory of the Oil.
tario Coo,ereati ye Association, the
1)110111u • 8 Mn
aager.
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MORN, CUM AND JZSVEIY.
If you want your watch put in good
running order go to
JONES, THE WATCHMAKER,
Dealer in Ladies' and Gent's solid Gold
and Silver Watches, Ouff Buttons,
Broaches,' Ear -rings, Gent's pins, roll
plate vest :Mains and Necklets. Ile has
also a nice stock of
WALNUT,
NIOKIX AND
VANOX OLOOKS,
in foot everything that is kept in a first -
:1115s jewelry store.
ms Special attention given to the re-
pairing of wolohoo. sotiorootioo guar-
anteed.
Jas. Jones,
Qneen's Hotel Block.
IMPORTANT TO ALL
who are bald ot 1011000 hair is 1111 r
11 ogray,
or are troub,ed with 0,tatIrefr,
Dr. DorenN
woutl's
HAIR 11/I A GIC I
188110 groMmittollio for strengthening the
growth of the heir over 41800001.Oct 11 etoOR
all falling out of 1115 )1I111,0131110080 alt trneee
or dandratt, 0000008 gray haft. to lie original
00101 anti fn 0,1000 or baldness, Where the
reobi am not aoskraYed. it wal 111'0111100 It
luxoriant coop of hair.
Take warning 1( your bah. le :0 It feeble
50180 806 ,1 bottle nti 01100 bet ord 111810 latet 1811 Salo t
,
1.1r. Dorenwencl',; .81ml. Atagio " i
1 alt
Don't coneider yourself mate till 1 eoultee 5150,
0 pal Dreg Storea, '(0(1 for it and team
you get there. i G. A. DerlAtAN AND J. 11,uu:50800s
Heaven is just on the other ONO AoltsTO Pon Iluvssimu.
of where a follow has done his level I A, 001ton Wen tl Sole tttallitraet trot., Toronto,
n.g'i1'Z)1=!1.'Tl17?110"0"beg. The 11111 who thihefrll.,,11,0ii8.15,
ea
of Private Funds have just been
placed in my hands for In-
vestment.
AT -7 PEE CENT.
Borrowers can have their loans
complete in three days if title is
satisfactors.
Apply to E. E. WADE.
Smith & Ross
are prepared to attend to
CARRIAGE PAINTING
in all its brunches, as well as
Sign and 07.11a71167bka
Painting.
They have had years of exper-
ience and they guarantee their
work to give satisfaction. A rig
uell painted is half sold.
Estimates :Incl terms cheer-
fully given.
GIVE US A CALL.
Shop in the old 'POST' Publishing
House, King street, Brussels,
Smith & Ross.
HURON AND 131111011
Loan &Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Money
on Farm Security at LOWEST
RATES OP INTEREST.
llortgages Purebased.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
8, 4, and 5 per cent. Interest
allowed on Deposits, according
to amount and time let.
OPFICE.-001051 of Market
Square and North Street, Gode-
rich.
Horace Horton,
MANAGnti.
PRIVA7EN ANO COMPANY FUNDS
\V. 33. DICKSON,
Solicitor,
Brussels, Out,
MONEY '10 LOAN
Any Amount of Money to Loan
00 Farm or Village Pro-
perty, at
6 d PerCent. Yearly.
---
Straight Loans with privilege
of repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Dirision Court Clerk, Brussels,
ZIEURIXALZE
HERE WE ARE AGAIN
After another long winter end lots of op-
position I am still alive and in a better
position than ever to attend to the wants
of the Public:, having jest
lientored to the Store South of J.
Bnyer's Carriage Works.
I am prepared to
Execute all Orders Promptly.
GRAINING, GILDING, SIGN
AND DECORATIVE PAINTING
in all its branches.
TENiNGS
SHOP BLIXDS
Done Up in Style.
PAPER HANGING
a Specially.
Wm. Roddick.
WILSON POTINDIVE.
AT GREATLY
necluced Prices !
We have on band the following:
Land Rollers, Plows, Harrows,
Scufflers, Horse PONVOTS, Straw
Cutters, Turnip Cutters, Grind-
ing or Chopping Mills, best
make, and 1 Goocl Second
Hand Lumber Wagon.
TAKE NOTICE.
We have started a Plane/.
and Matcher to work. Parties
wishing to have Lumber Dressed
and Matched, or Flooring sized,
tongued and. grooved may rely
on getting first-class jobs clt the
most reasonable terms.
Repairs of all kinds promptly
attended to at the BRUSSELS
FOUNDRI•
W. R. Wilson.
CASH FOR EGGS
HAVING OPENED OUT AN
gg Emporium, in Grant's Block, Brussels,
Next Door lo the Post Office,
RAD prepared to Pay CAsn for any quantity ofiEggs.
BRING ALONG ALL YOU HAVE
and Remember the Stand.
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