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Dirootory of Churches aid Sociotiiooi
lift 1,vm11t Onium Sabbath Services
at 11 a inand OM p al. Sunday School
at 2:80 p, m. Rev, John Ross, B. A,,.
pastor,
KNOX 01111101X. --Sabbath Services at 11
0, in. and 0:30 p, m, Sunday School at
3:30 p. m. Rev. S. Jones, pastor.
ST, :OEM's Cnvucll,--Sabbath Services
at 11 a,m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at
9:30 am. Rev. W. T. Muff, incumbent.
Marruonzer Cnonen,—Sabbath Services
at 10:30 a. in. and 0:30 p, m. Sunday
School at 3:30 p. tn. Rev. M. Swann,
pastor.
Rotten Ce'ruolac C,uvncu.----Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
11 a.rn. P.ov. P. 1. Shea, priest.
Cin, FC11.ows' Lonely every Thursday
evening, in Graham's block.
Meaa1IC Lunen Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A. 0.U. \.Loess on let and 3rd Mon-
day evenings of each month.
FON Terna1'' Lovas 2nd and last Monday
evenings of each month. in Snmle's ball.
L. 0. L. 1st Monday in every month,
in Orange Hall.
POST Ore'ree.—Office hours from 6 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
Macxaures' 101), Reading Room
and Library, in Holmes' blook, will be
dpenfram oto 6 o'clock p.m. Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Miss Jessie Ross, Lib-
rarian.
oil iCf?i°c11'S &alt.er.
PUZZLE.
My first is the name of a boy,
And the name of a cat, as well,
To my second, please add one letter ;
A beast of burden 'twill tell.
My third means "to talk quite idly,"
My fourth is a heavy weight,
Hy whole was a strange boy poet,
Whose death in August had date.
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THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE AT SAN
FRANCISCO.
The Queen's Jubilee was cele-
brated at a zoological garden in this
city. It is a wonderful place, as
you will see when you come here.
Lions, ostriches, seals, baboons,
swans, lakes (of course), birds and
bisone. There is a great amphi-
theatre, also. When the songs were
gung, and the speeches, honoring
the great Queen, were ended, the
thousands flocked into tho great
space which hacl been dedicated to
athletic eporis and games, to witnese
those which were to be performed
under the auspices of the San
Francisco Caledonian Club. Among
them was the time honored English
one of climbing the greasy pole.
The prize to the winner was to be
a suit of clothes worth fifteen dol-
lars. The contestaute were legion,
being boys whose ages, I fancy,
ranged from ten to fourteen years.
They were limited to ono trial
apiece. 'Tile height of the polo
seemed about thirty feel, and it was
surmounted by the flags of England
and America. It was vert tall,
very straight nod very slippy
One after another, by rir'ennous
effort, reached midway up, only to
make the downward, inglorecue unci
rapid stride. What dietlppointed
faces and tired knees 1
At length a slender little fellow
with stubbed boot tags, who had I
been patiently awaiting his turn, I
began the slippery accent, with his 1
blue eyes fixed upon the flaps way•
ing so high above hint. 1 lilted his
earnest face, and wished he had
not begun the climb—disappoint-
ments are so hard to bear 1 When
half way up he paused ; strength
seemed failing ; leu thousand epee
were watching him, but no one
spoke; when suddenly there rang
OUT, clear and shrill as a trumpet's
call, the cry :
"Keep on, Ray ; you'll win 1"
The sound was behind and near
me. I looked. There stood Ray's
comrade, a boy of his own size, and
at that moment's oblivious of all on
earth or above it but the success of
his friend. Ray caught the strength
of the cheesy sympathy, and a few
leer more were cleared.
Again the little arms and legs
paused, quivering with weariness,
when again there rose above the
murmur of the now excited multi-
tude, Ciao shout :
"Try agein, Ray, you're moat
there 1" and in another minute Ray
had reached the flags, and was
victor.
How the ilrowd cheered and clap
ed their glad hands.
"I knew he could do it if I'd help
him," said the loyal -hearted com•
rade, the proudest and happiest boy,
that moment, in "Woodward's
Gardens."
Great deeds are to be wrought 1
Great moral heights to be climbed 1
Great helpers aro needed to make
great successes 1 Will you, dear
ones, be firm oomoades ?
Waren Notetose,
Stool traps belted wi4b l °Yt5llon
feathers aro good to catch hawks,
Boiled sweet milk is good to
cheek diarrhoea in Waite or fowla.
Next year bo careful and kill the
baby enterpillers ; then you will
not be troubled later, '
It 38 a physical impossibility to
put impure water into a cow and
get pure milk from her.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
Mr. R. Walker, of Waterford, says
"Dyspepsia has been any wife's trouble for
a Long time past, and she has euffered
greatly withit; but, thanks to Dr. Car-
son's Stomach Bitters, she is completely
cured. It acted very nicely, and did not
Bickel or gripe her while taking it. If
people only know about the Carson Sten: -
nob Bitters there would not be so much
suffering in the world."
Breeding of pare -bred stook is
the best move that can be mode in
poultry circles, and Cho more "fan -
Mors" we have the better will be
the average fowl.
Divide the surplus sweet corn be-
tween the poultry elud pigs. Give
the stalks to the pigs turd the ears
to the poultry. Strip the husk
back and let the fowls peck off the
grain.
SURRE. ritoTeCT10N,
The maintennuce of a healthy stats 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 cau
be assured. It froos the system from all
impurities, cleanses and purifies the
blood. F,.r sale by ell Druggists at 60ets.
a bottle.
in feeding pumpkins fleet remove
the seed. To store them place
tiler under the hay, or cover in
any manner that will keep off the
frost. If they become frosted they
will not be injured nnidea thawed
out too suddenly.
Mn. D. ABBOTT, 31 Adelaide Street West.
Toronto, writes:—"Fur a long time I have
been troubled with a disordered Stomach,
and at last I got so bad that I was ccm-
polled to quit work, and for days I could
neither eat nor sleep, and the pain Si my
bead was 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 came back; the racking headache
was gone, and I never slept sounder in my
life."
Look closely to the cellar. In
the average dwelling house it is the
breeding ground of many of the ills
that affect the household. Per-
mit no decaying vegetables, stag-
nant air or other foul thing to re-
main there for an hour.,
Baldness, Thin Hair, Sc. •
Those who are bald, who have gray or thin
hair, or who are troubled with dandruff
should invest in a bottle of Dr, Dorenwend'e
"Bair Alectc." It is, the finest preparation
for the hair and scale now in use. Is Is rap-
idly snpercediug all other hair tonics. It
stops fathog, reetorog the original Dolor to
gray heir and ror baldness, whose thorn are
the slightest possible roots, it will produce •
tine growth of hair. Do not wait until too
late but get a battle at once. G. A. Dead-
man and J, Iiargreaves & Co„ Agents, Brus-
sels.
The use of salt on asparagus is
confined to the keeping down of
weeds during 0011528 time. Too
mueh of it will injure asparagus,
but a light application is harmless ;
as for pinus food, salt does not
answer, and we must look to good
manure and fertilizers for this pur-
pose. There is indeed no trouble
in growing asparagus at all Dom•
mensurato with the comfort of hay-
ing a good ;apply of it.
CatoictQiair 1%de-wee.
Barney Riolen, the oldest man in
the Ottawa valley, died recently,
aged 110 years.
George Grier, of North Orillia,
for saving :1 freight train from go-
ing over it burning bridge, has been
given $20.
heal6b, ar trouble daughters
with b:mesa are G 111
hat
seems incurable, or if they suffer from gen-
oral debility, llervouonese, lengour, weak -
nose, or loss of appetite, procure at 0000 a
bottle of Johnson's Tonle Bitters, and you
will not regret the outlay. , The Tonic and
generally strengthening effort of this medi-
eine is truly m arvelloue, Sects, and 01,00 per
bottle et Deadman'a Drug store, Brunets,
Her Majeety has conferred the
honor of knighthood upon Chief
I Justice Wilson of the Court of
' Queen's Bouch of Ontario.
More ltenu,rinible Still.
Pound at losI what tho nubile has been
looking for these many years and that is a
medieiuo which, although bet lately intro-
duced ,hat madofor itself a reputation see -
end to none the medicine is Johnsoh sTania
Bitters, which, in conjunction with John-
son's Tonto Livor Pills, has performed some
most wonderful aures. Impure and im-
poverished blood soon becomes pnriflad end
enriched. Biliousness indigestion slob
headache, .livor complaint, languor, weak -
nese, bo„ soon 1118 appear when treated by
these excellent tonic medicines. Por sale
by G. A. Deadman, Brussels,
.A. cable suggests the probability
that H.R.II..the Princess of Wales
may visit Canada next year, as the
representative of the Queen. She
will get a most royal welcome from
the whole people of this country.
Tubs and board should be wiped
dry llf,onday night and put away,
If you have pictures hanging
against an outer wall protect them
from any possible damp by cover-
ing the backs with sheet lead, or
else keep them from contact with
the wall by corks faotenacl to the
lower end of the frames.. -
THE BRUSSELS POST
ayscrosuan
111A Casli Grucery,
Our stook of Groceeies, Provisions, and Fruits is large and well assort
ed, being bought from the Goading Grocery Houses in the Dominion at
the Lo,veat Cash Prides, which wo are selling considerably cheaper than
those who have bought in the usual way of business.
Teas, Coffees and Spices.
Our Teas, Coffees and Spices consists of some of the finest grown, be.
ing superior and better value then those offered with presents. Our 40c.
Japan Toa and superior blended Coffee stands unrivalled.
Crockery & Glassware.
A large assortment of Combination Dinner and Ten China, Dec-
orated aid White Granito,Tsa Sete, Decorated and Toilet Sete,
and would call special to our Colored Toilet at $3, also a
large assortment of Granite Goode at very low prices, We are
offering Extra Value in being bought under special circum-
stances.
attention
White
Glassware,
Sots,
Plain
Sets
A Full Assortment of Lamp Goods.
Bakery Department.
Fresh .bread, Buns, Pastry, and a full assortment of Oakes always on
hand, and of the finest quality.
Wedding Cakes a Specialty,
,Agent ter Tueisel2mann Co's Compressed
Yeast.
QUALITY OUR LEADING FEATURE.
Geo. Thomson.
with every Lb. Tea purchased from mo, consisting of Cups and
Saucers, Mustard Pots, flings, Jugs, &o.
Come and See and be Convinced.
W. COATS, New York Grocery.
Dead on the Peddlers.
Just fancy oto Prices -85c., Vic., 40c., 50c., GOc., and a Hand-
some Present with each lb., at
W. COATS', New York Grocery.
China Cup and Saucer.
Will give you a Choice Japan Tea at Vic. and nice China Cup
and Saucer with every lb., at .
W. COATS', New York Grocery.
China and Glassware.
We would call special attention to our large and fancy stock of
China and Glassware which is the largest and most variod.in Brus-
sels, which we are now opening, at
• W. COATS', Now York Grocery.
Fancy Crockery.
We want every lady that lives within 1,000 miles of Brussels to
call and see our stock of Fancy Crockery which is the choicest in
the town. Call and see and pass judgment, at
W. COATS', New York Store.
Fancy China and Glassware.
Come and see our large and varied stock of Fancy China and
Glassware, whether yon purchase or not. Wo will consider it a
favor if you call at
W. OO ATS9
New York Store,
OCT, 21, ltil17
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We are showing the Latest and illost desirable Dress Goods in the
Market, with Buttons and Trimmings to snatch.
OUE RAPIDLY INCREASING
IJHESS —GOODS —
testify to the Excellence of this Department.
Come . In ana Sore cvu°or.tment 1
zaar Paste *,ii
New Styles Always in Stock and Monthlies Given
Away FREE.
We have Received a nice line of Ulster Cloths which w''ill bo just
what you have Seen looking for.
C�Ed
i Fiauei
Ve�l� Teeiis i
Goa Value in Everything.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
,
LOTS & SI -170=S.
Vlore aro n0 hotter to be had, so comp early and get a a114iito'
of the stock..
HATS & CAPS
411I9QROQER€S!
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