HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-8-26, Page 2The Baltimore papers tell us
a1r8ot01'p 6f Ch1V hQ6 I!1>d lo pieties that Robert ttarrott is to eruct a
hotel in that city Eleven ttaries high,
ivELVILLE, Cumtee.'^-'Sabbath Services and at Acoot of hall a million of
at11a,in. andO80p.re. Sunday Sergio] dollars, This may he said to be a
at 2:30 p. m. Bev. John Boas, B, A'+ hotel which Las a Garrett al the
bottom of it,
Yon ask mo to bring you a little
pin money, said a young husband
to his wife. Yes, dear, said the
lady expectantly. Well, to save
you the fatigue of going out this
hot weather 1 have brought you
some pins instead.
Salt Rheum Cured.
pastor,
Kr= Consul. - Sabbath Services at 11
a. re. and 0:30 p. m. Sunday School at
2:30 p, in. Rev. 0. Jones, pastor.
sx, Jonm's Cnmtcur—Sabbath Services
at 11. N.M. and 7 p.m. Sunday Sellout at
13:90 a.m. Rev, W. T, Cluff, incumbent.
&IE'rnourex Onultou.—Sabbmatb Services
at 10:80 a. m. and 0:80 p. y
School at 2:80 p. m. Bev. M. Swann,
pastor.
RONAN O.cTEOLIO Cntimn.—Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
m
11 a.. Rev. P. J. Shea, priest.
ODD FELLOWS' LODGE every Thursday
evening, in Graham's block,
1I8ASOntio LODGE Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
W. LoOcz on let and 3rd Mon.
day evenings of each month.
FonESTEE'r' LODGE end and last Monday
evenings of each month, fn Smale's ball.
L. 0. L. let Monday in every month,
in Orange hall.
POST OowxcL—Ofiiee hours from 8 a.m.
p.m.
MEcneNres' IYe'rrruTE, Reading Room
and Library, in Holmes' block, will be
openfrom G to 8 o'olook p.m. Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Miss Jessie Ross, Lib•
rarien.
Vfarietiere. •
Some snake -killer says the age
of a political party may be told by
its rings.
An eeehange asks: "Does eti•
quelte demand a vest on a hot day ?"
If it does, it can have ours.
• Marvelous.
One dose of Dr. Chase's Liver Cure will
cure Sick Headache, Dizziness, and Sour
Stomach.
Liter to
Indigestion, and
Biliousuers. Sold by ell Druggiete.
The proper place for it.—You're
losing your head, Josephine ; e amu
of oil in my study ?" Well 1 but
monsieur, it dose so spoil everything
in my kitchen."
'Professor,' slid a graduate, try
ing to be pathetic at parting, I'ni
indebted to you for all I know.
'Pray do not mention such a trifle,
was the not very flattering reply.
Ladles Only.
The eomplesinn ]s often rendered un-
• lyemties'lnoa, and Yellow-
ness. Theiwell aro
from an inactive Livertlrand bad blood. Dr.
wChase's S tem. OSee Recipe 1300k bleed
toilet
recipes, hints and suggestions on how to
preserve the the complexion. Sold by all
D
It is a mistake to suppose that
women have stronger attachments
than men. .A. man is often attached
to nn old hat ; but who ever heard Liver ems will perform what no other med.
of a woman being attached to an old 1 ioine hie Sona before for suffering
1... l Bitters
MoGreger & Parka's Carbolic oasts hag
been tried and found to no the only positive
cure for Salt Rheum, Pimples, Blotohes on
face or hands.Oute, Aurae, Brulsee or any
Sore that nothing else will heal, he sort
and get the genuine, made by MtGroger &
Parke. Prion 280. Sold at Hargreaves Drug
etore,Bruseels.
A hopeless tats.—husband—
1Vhat Shall we do for my wife to•
day ? Doctor—Keep ler from
talking for three hours and she will
get well. Husband—Well, as you
go down town stop in the uuder'
teker'e and leave the order, will
you.
Important News Items.
Coox0roWE.—"Mrs• Campbell has been
troubled for a number of years with Ind!.
gestlon and Constipation, and was inclined
to try McGregor's Speedy Cure and found it
all that was needed. She would recommend
lie use to any person similarly troubled."
This Invaluable remedy is sold in every' part
So Canada
Johnn at Deets.
per
bstore,
Brussel e.
Dangerous.—What a scare I've
had I said Robinson the other day
on meeting a friend : my room
caught on fire yesterday. And then?
I woe so afraid for my wife. Her
life was 1n danger? Yee, you pee
her disposition is so inflammable.
IlcGregor's &nag Compound.
Have you a bad Cough, a Chronic Hoarse-
ness, a feeling of Lightness In the Chest,.
Weak Lunge, or any similar complaint ? If
so ,bay a bottle of McGregor'a Lung Com-
pound at once. It will caro you. It 00i1-
taihs entirely now species, of which one
dote is more effectual than a whole bottle
of the old time 50e, and 31.00 bottles. remedies. It
tby Johnis put upHer-
gnomes
0. .
greaves & Co., druggists, Brussels. Try it.
and you will never have reason to complain.
Vehon a bashful young man finds
himself in company where there is
a Dreamy infant of ten months, the
expression of his face, when the
proud mother thrusts her tender
offeprmg at him with the remark,
baby, kiss the nice gentleman, may
be imagined, but it cannot be con-
terfeited.
"They have a larger sale in my district,"
says a wall -known druggist, "than any other
pili on the market, and give the best satis-
faction for sick llendeolie, billiousnees, in.
digestion, etc., end when combined with
Johnsons Tonic bitters, Johnson's Tonin
human.
t 9 icy." Pine 26 Dents per bottle. 00
cents and 81 per bottle, Sold at Deadman's
drug store, Brueeel8.
The hull -dog iu the play, whose
part was to seize the villain by the
throat and hold on for deer life,
succeeded the other night in Buffo!.
lo in dragging from under the play-
er's collar the piece of liver which
coaxed him ou, and, taking it before
the footlights, ho set down and
quietly ate it, white the villain ee•
aimed.
A. New .England man has just
had a patent granted him for 'an
electric; switch. The particulars
are not given, but it looks as if the
future of the small boy was discour-
aging.
Entdoo80, Thin Hair, the,
Those wbo are bald, who have grey Or thin
hair, or who are troubled with dandruff
should ihvestin a bottle of Dr. Doronweud's
•'Hair ltagiel It is tho finest preparation
for the hair and Mao now 18' 1100. 11 is rau-
idly euperceding all other hair tonics. It
stops falling, resterel the original color tel
nl got', tvhem thorc ore
gray hallaml mrh
2110 eligblest poselblo it 3.111 11)1 .1011 a
fine growth of hair. Dn not 'sit until too
man and 3. Hargret a eaves ,le at C Go, Agonts,DBrue-
sels.
Stioketh closer than '1 brother.—
In a primary school. Victor, asked
the Witcher. lvlh it animal shove
the greatest nttaohmeut to man ?
Victor thinks a moment and then
replies: The leech, Kir.
Both of ono mince.—Do you like
men who flirt ? she asked, et,d he,
uncertain what to ally, murmured;
well it all depends, I do, was her
decisive answer • and that settled it
—he agreed 711111 her.
Invisible but Hf.tantaneous.
All pains or anhes will be instantly remov-
ed by h few drops of Fluid Llgntning applied
o ver the affected parte. No time lost; no
nauseousmedicines needed; no poultfoing
or using greasy liniments. It will not blister
or discolor the skin. Sold at 200, per bottle
ore from Neuralgia 808000 us that they never
fear d it when
• Lighn their house g. contains a bottle of
John said the wife of a baseball
umpire, Tommy has be en a very
bad little boy today. Ttt that so?
he replied, absentmindedly, well,
find him twenty-five dollars.
A farmer once called his now Zephyr,
She seemed such en amiable hophyr ;
Yet when he drew near
She kicked off his ear ;
And now the farmer's much dephyr.
SURE I"IIOTECTION,
Tho maintenance of a healthy state of
the system is the surest protection against
disease ; experience has shown that by the
used Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipa-
tion Bitters, a perfect state of health can
be assured. It trace the System from all
impurities, cleanses and purifies the
blood, For sale by all Druggists at GOete,
a bottle.
What are the wild waves saying ?
is the question. Just now they are
saying not to go near them unl ese
you engaged your rooms a mouth
ago, or are willing to Bleep in the
bowling alley.
Lightning ltnoolced over three
leen who were sitting en a box in
front of a grocery store in Paterson,
N. J. One of them was knocked
sensel082. The other two exclaimed:
"Legro 1 I'm coming right horns 1"
".Wever Tried IS."
'what! Navor tried Johnson's Tonic Bit-
ters! Then do so et once, it's positively the
best general tome on the market. I've often
heard of it but thought that it was top be
partitions that hood our market, butt' since
you rsoommenh It so highly I'll give it a
trial. Do so it's good for any complaint in
whish a tonic is of benefit, end oan be taken
by man, woman, or child. O0ete. and al per
bottle at Deadman's drug stern, Brussels,
Oh, no, ma'am, pleitded the
tramp, you may think my life all
annehine, but it ain't. Wherever I
go I am besot by d1ngerd in'ehort,
mental, I carry my life iu my halide.
Ali, 1 sae I exclaimed his temporary
lhoetese ; that accounts for your not
wnsbiug your hands. You don't
dare to dolt for fear you'll drown
yourself.
DYrlt'EPSIA CEDED,
Mr. R, Waiker, of Waterford, says :—
"Dyspepsia hie boon my wife's trouble ler
a long time past, end she has suffered
greatly with it ; but, thanks to Dr. Car-
son's Stomach Bitters, she is completely
oared. It acted very niasly, and did not
tuiokeil or gripe her while . taking it. If
people only know about the Careen stom-
ach Bitters there would not be so much
suffering in the world."
A young lady was married the
other dais, and a unwepdpor account
of the event was heeded : "Joined
in July." Attached w August will
be the fate of those who come later
in tho season. ,Likewise, some will
be Spliced in September, Orange -
flowered in October,, Nuptialized in
November, and Doubled in Decem-
ber.
A Heroic remedy.—Doctor—My
dear sir, you have too many irons
in the fire, and I notice distinct
symptoms of an incipient brain
trouble You must drop your var.,
ious business cares, which are no
wearing and conflicting, and con-
fine your attention to some one
duly, no matter if It lakes all your
time, Patient—Think that will
brace me up ? Dootor It will most
assuredly, if you adhere to it for a
month or two, Petiont--Hannah I
bring me my Watrrburry watch.
I'll wind it:
THE BRUSSELS POST
Ocerrn 1V otete.
Plapt strawberries.
Out the oats before they get too
ripe,
Select good, perfectlyclean seed
wheat.
Poor economy to be short of help
et threehiog time,
Use plenty of dietnfcetante around
the sink -drains and privies. Gather
a few barrels of rend duet for use in
the privies in winter.
Bawate of swindlers, patont•right
meu, etc. Dog them off the place.
Be sure the stuck have all the
pure water they can drink.
Keep the stock off the young
clover if you want a crop next
mason.
Sprinkle slaked lime over the
door and walls of the granary to
destroy worms and absorb mois-
ture.
Run the harrow over the stubble.
field that any foul seeds may ger.
minale and be destroyed by the
frosts of winter,
Don't haul in the grain until it is
perfectly dry better to get a shower
of rain in the field than to must in
the barn.
Powdered borax, mixed with
powdered sugar, and scattered in
their haunts, will prove death to
mahout and ante.
Milk is good tor chicks eveu lu
the hot weather of August, but do
not gel out euough at once to last
two or three days.
Mn. D. Annoxr, 21 Adelaide Street West.
Toronto, writes "For a long time I have
been troubled with a disordered Stomach,
and at last I got so bad that I was com-
pelled to quit work, and for days I could
neither eat nor sleep, and the pain in my
head wee most intense. I was induced to
try a bottle of Dr. Carson's Stomach Bit-
ters. After taking three dozes I was al-
most completely restored to health. My
appetite name back; the racking headache
was gone, and I never slept sounder in my
life."
Gather ends as they ripen—talose
that come early are beet; label at
once, and when dry and clean store
in a dry plane away from mice.
If fowls are shut up in a poultry
yard where they cannot get insects
to eat they ought to be fed with
some animal food, gush as scraps
from the table and butchers' offal,
or at leaet with milk, sweet or sour.
The "long -maned horse," Prince
Imperial, diad July 20 at his owners'
farm, at Marion, 0., aged 25 years.
He was imported by the Marion
County Importing Company in 1868.
His mane had reached the length of
eleven feet four inches. Masers.
Howser & Sons bad owned him for
many years.
Fashion Notes.
Bonnet brims grow larger.
The lace frock is perennial.
Plaice ribbons are conking in
vogue..
Buckles on shoes are very fash•
ionab]e.
The stringless bonnet is the hat
of the season.
We are again promised bigger
hats in the fall.
Low shoes are the preferred wear
at the moment.
Sleeveless bathing suite are the
latests seashore novelty.
Th a full sleeve slowly, but surely,
gains ground in popular favor.
Every woman who has not a fat.
!play foot, wears low shoes this
summer.
Chocked silk kerchiefs are utilized
for hat trimmings, fichue and plas-
trons,
Small ',colored pocket handker-
chiefs of silk muslin, linen lawn
and batiste are in high favor.
the sticks ne well as the goatee with
red, blue, green, grey, yellow, silver
and gold tinsel dots of varioue
elzee.•
Soft colorod, mediaeval, and
oriental figured oretonuee make
lovely draporleg for balcony, garden
and summer furniture. The only
finish necessary for these draperies,
are netted fringed and pompoms of
bright woole.
Ladies who wish to bo Seen in
the most English of summer hats
must wear those Mately imported,
having big beet eater crowns of
puffe of lane, brims of porcupine,
straw or chip, and for a trimming
nothiug but a big high bow or rib.
bon on one side, of the front of the
crown, with two or more stiff teeth -
ere etuok in it.
Stringless bonnets and hats also
aro fastened on the heads with all
sorts of ornamental pine, gold and
silver•Leadod, and set with imita-
tion and real jewels, oat's eyes,
tiger's eyes, oalrugorau stomas or
Scotch pebbles and imitations of
these and carnelian, coral, jet,
ivory, and other stones in celluloid
and other Substances. Some of
these bonnets and coiffure pins are
veritable works of art, representing
not only belle and pearshaped orna•
manta, but swords, lanoos, spare
nod shields and the heads of animate
and birds.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Bread ullould not be expend. to
111e air.
A rine pudding is good without
eggs if baked gently.
All salted premien must be kept
under the brine.
In boiling a pudding leave room
for it to swell. if cooked in a
mould do not fill it full.
Blueberry stains may be remov-
ed from table linen by putting the
part stained into boiling water.
For sumac (dogwood) poisoning
make a strong solution of alum wat-
er and bathe the effected parte free-
ly for a few times and it,will effect
a curs.
When the knives and forks are
etained with egg scour them with
common table salt. Medicine etaius
can be removed from spoons in the
same manner.
To remove kerosene from a car-
pet, lay blotters of soft brown paper
over the spot and press with a s arm
iron. Repeat with fresh papers
till the spot ie removed.
A glossy starch is made by mix-
ing together a quart of starch, a
teaspoonful of salt and one of white
soap scraped fine ; boil after adding
Lot water until as thick es you
wish.
Saturate the edges of carpets
With a etrong solution of alum wat•
er to deet toy moths ; if en unpaiut
ed floor, awash the floor with it bo -
fore putting down the carpet. Do
the same to shelves where black
ants appear.
The French method of adminis-
tering castor-oil to children is to
pour the oil into a pan over a mod-
erate fire, break an egg fain it and
stir up. When it is done flavor
with a little Dalt or sugar or cur.
rant jelly.
In toothache, if the pain extends
upward towards the eye, or takes
the form of neuralgia, get some
horseradish leaves, take out the
stoma, web them and apply to the
face ever the pain. This will us-
ually give relief.
Oiloloth may be improved in ap
poaranoe by rubbing tt with a mit•
turn of a half -ounce of boeswas in a
saucerful of turpentine. Set this
Full blouses are eo much in favor in a warm place until they clan be
that the revival of all sorts of belie thoroughly mixed. . Apply with a
follows as a matter of course. flannel cloth, and tllon rub with a
Pinked -out flounces, or rather
volitutos lapping one over the other
are seen on summer silk gowns.
Travelling cloaks of pongee,
foulard, mohair, checked wool, and
linen oome with all•oorts of oonvon-
ient pockets. before, behind and at
tbo side,
Pleated hnull and naineook ohe-
misettes are more becoming and
more feminine than the mannieh-
lookiug linen f runts that have been
in vogue.
When the arms of a bather are
not pretty enough to Near a sleeve-
less bathing suet, she wears with it
sleeves of pale eeru lisle thread of
jersey webbing.
A abutting head wrap for the
seaside is a hood and cepa of bright
yellow China silk, finished with gold
ball fringes and a big bow of gold -
colored ribbon on the top,
The biotite bodice simply fastened
at the throat and waist by buckles,
the smaller at the top, gains Oleg•
twee thereby, oven when made of
the least expensive wash goods.
The newest fans are of gauze,
IBT
ARM AGES!�'
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 Price.
Fall lines of Light and Heavy
Whips, Combs, Brushes, &e. in
stock.
We Lead but Never Follow.
dry nannel.
.12o take varnish off of furniture
iso a solution of about eight pounds
common washing soda to a gallon
of water. Apply this to the work
with a common paint .brash, and
after allowing it to stand for a short
time the varnish can be removed
with an ordinary stiff scrubbing
brush.
Equal parts of strong ammonia
water, ether and alchohol form a
valuable cleaning oompouud. Pass
a piece of blotting paper under the
grease spot, moieteu a upongo first
with water to render it "greedy,"
thou with the mixture, and rub the
spot with it. In a moment 11 is
diesolved, saponified and absorbed
by the sponge and blotter.
A man aughed into the 1.siingston
Mews office the other day and ex-
claimed : The Park Niue have a
new pitcher 1 Who is he ? said the
reporter. and the reply was, Mo•
Garigle : but they can't get anybody
who Dau "catch" him. The joke
was considered such it good ono that
crape or Hese, and spangled all over the main's life was spared,
a
H. DENNIS,
Sign of Big Scotch Collar.
.A E TS WANTED?
Steady E?nploymen t to Goo -1 alien.
None need be Idle. Previous
Experience not essential.
Wo pay either Salary or Com-
mission.
100 Iden Wanted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can-
adian grown Nursery Stock.
The Fonthill Nurseries,
Largest in Canada,
Over 400 Acnes.
Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class References, and
want to wort,. No room for lazy
men, but can employ any num-
ber of energetic men who want
work. ADDRESS
Stone & Wellington,
Nurserymen,
Toronto, Ont.
T. FLET0HER,
Practical Watchmaker c11 Jeweller
Thanking the Public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure your
patronage. We aro opening outfulilinos
in
Gold and Silver Watches.
Silver Plated Ware from establiehod
and reliable makers, fully warranted by
lie.
Clocks of the lutes designs.
Jewelry :
tUGUS'I 20, 1887
.15111
WOOL !
.Any Quantity of
Wool 'Wanted
—,AT THE, 13RUSSELS—
Wedding Binge,
Ladies Gam Rings,
Broaches,
Borings, &o.
Also have in stock a full line of Violins
and Violin Strings, Pipes, etc,
N.B.—Issuer of lIarriageLioensos
T. Fletcher.
Bargains ! Bargains !
—FOR T11]:—
DAYS
in Plows, Steel Harrows, Seed
Drills, Bain Wagons, Buggies,
Organs, Sewing Maehixies, Sulky
Plows,one four spring Wagon,
one 1 horse Wagon, and ono sec-
ond eland Lumber We gon.
Land Rollers for $25,
best in tho market. Three kinds
of Seufflers, Port Perry Grinder
and Horse Powers,
Clothes Wringers,
Churns, and ANYTHING You ntAY
Enema Fon.
Ge®0 Love.
Woolen Mill.
Highest
Market
Price
Paid in exchange for line Tweeds,
coarse Tweeds, Check Flannels,
in all wool and union, Grey Flan-
nels, and Blankets. Also Sheet-
ing, in both Gray and White, fine
and coarse Yarn, &c., of which I
have a good supply
NOW ON IL/JND.
I am prepared to clo all kinds of
manufacturing, such as
ROLL CARDING,
SPINNING,
WEAVING,
TWISTING,
COLORING,
FULLING; &o.
Satisfaction.
Ch aranteeaa
All kinds of
Knitted Goods
Made to Order.
Give Me a Call before dispos-
ing of your Wool elsewhere.
Yours truly,
GEO. HOWE.
NEW LIRA !
Robert Mattiee, of St. Themes,
and W. Johnston, of Salem, de-
sire to inform the Public gener-
ally that they have formed a
co -partnership, and have leased
the blacksmith shop from Mr.
John Wynn, lately occupied by
John Alexander, where they will
bo prepared to do all ]cincis of
BL.AOKSMITHING,
Plows, Wagons, Carriages, &c.
made or repaired.
Horseshoeing
A Specialty.
Interfering, over -reaching and
fiat footed horses treated with the
best results. We have had 20
years experience in dealing with
these diseases of the feet and
have 'worked m the leading hof
shoeing shops in Canada and the
United Status.
We aro prepared to temper
Stono Hammers, or any edged
tools.
•
Please give Us a Call.
Shop near the Town Hall, op,'
posits Beattie's Livery Stable.
Repairing promptly attended •
to,
MATTICE & JOHNSTON,
Proprietors..