The Brussels Post, 1897-7-9, Page 3JuLr9, 1897 THE BRUSSELS POST
Town Directory.
Bleratetes Cnunen,•-•Sabbath Bervioos
at 11 a m and 7:00p,m, Sunday Helmet
at 2:80 p m. Rev, John Ross, B A,
pastor.
ST. JOHN'S OIIalrelr.--Sabbath Services
et 11 a m and 7 p in. Sunday School
et 2:30 p, nl, Rev. A. K, Griffin, Mom.
bent.
Mninouls.; Comm.—Sabbath Servioon
et 10:110 0 m and 7:00 p no. Sunday
Soho) ab 2:30 p m, Rev, S. 7. Alllu,
paeto r.
ltonr:tN OsergoLm Ciraneu.-,'Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
10:30 a ns, Ron Josoph Kennedy,
priest,
SALVATION An,cx,—Sorvioo at 7 and 11
a
in and 3 and B p m On Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 o'elook, at
the barololts.
Ono Iooxow&' Lonme every Tbnrsday
evening, in Grabam'a bunch.
Mesovro Lonin Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A 0 U W Lonnie on the 3rd
Friday evening of ertoh mouth, in Blas.
hill's block.
0 0 F LODON end and last Tuesday
evonings of each month, in Blashill's
block.
I U If,'2n0 and last Friday in Odd
Follows' 11011.
L U L lob Monday in every month
in Orange Hall.
BONS of SCOTLAND, let and 3rd Tues-
days of eaoh month, in Odd Fellows'
Rall.
K. 0. T. M. Loom, Ond and 4311 Tues.
days of eaoh month, in Odd fellow's hall.
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, 1st
and 8n1 Mondays of eaoh mouth in Biaa-
11ill'a Iiull:
A 0 F, let ancl 3rd Mondays of eaoh
month in 0011 Fellow's Hall.
Boent CIRCLE, 2n0 and 4th Friday even-
ings in Blasbill's Hall.
Pos'r GiVu te.—Office hours from 8 a. uu I
m. bo 0:80 p. 101.
111 re arcs' INSTrztrre.—Literary in There was a coned of M,a ay by night,
Holmes'1 ok
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tan i ' 1 the
,f 1 11811 was u va41
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o'clock I. 10. ed a '
oW nesda and 3.30 to
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1Y A vele reptile], f up the height,
and 0 to 8 Saturdays. Miss Minnie Mc Tall oak: hem little acorns grow.
Naughtau, Librarian,
Tows Coovene--W. H. Kerr, Reeve ; Whit, if a little rain ehr.old eay,
Geo. Bolter, Geo. Thomson, IS, Lea• I have net loved the world, nor the
thordalc and 11. 0. Wilson, Councillors ; world mo !
F. S. Scott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly, Ah ! well a -day ;
Treasurer ; R. Ilingston, Asee58or and J. Woodman, op'ue that tree
T. Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in eaoh month. illy heart leaps np with joy to see
Bottom BOAnO,—A. Koenig, (chair- A. primrose by the water's brim ;
mem) 1). 0, Hose, .7. G. Skene, Jas. Olacobens, he did olimb that tree ;
Turuball, A. Coseley and F. Van•
stone. Seo.-Trens., it. K. Ross.
Mootings end Friday evening in each
month.
Ponta Samoa TRAcrcltns.—J. H. Gam.
oron, Prine3pnl, Leon Jackson, Miss
Downey and Mies Ritebie,
B01111) OF 1:l1.U.T1r.—Beare Kerr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and Wm.
Jewitt. Dr. 11loNnugbton, Medical
Health Officer.
Tho poor old woman began to weep 1
Then woke, with (8 sudden em'oa n
D 1
"eme mo l" she oriod ; "I have been
aelaep
And 0, what a hossan euan 1"
WHISKY,
A barrel of whisky °anteing something
more than en ordinary bored of the same
size ; for, iu addition to 1110 regulation 42
gallons, it ourrtaiks
A barrel of ileadaehes, of heartaohoo, of
woes ;
A barrel of onrees, a barrel of blows ;
A barrel of tears and a world-weary wife;
A barrel of sorrow, a barrel 03 strife ;
A barrel of ali.unavailing regret ;
A barrel of one and a barrel of debt ;
A barrel of hunger, of p thv+w, of pain ;
A barrel of hopes ever blasted and
vain ;
A barrel of falsehood, a barrel of cries
That 1411 from the ulaniee's lips as he
dies ;
A barrel o) poverty, ruin and blight ;
A barrel of terror that grows with the
night;
A barrel of orimes and a barrel of groans;
A barrel of orphans' mast pitiful
morins ;
A barrel'of serpents that hies as they pass
From the bead of the liquor that glows
in the glass.
A barrel of whisky is the devil's Most
active agent, through which he destroys
man's body and soul, home, family and
all that to store
d.
POETICAL PATCHWORK,.
Rooked iu the cradle of the deep,
Old Caepae'e work was done ;
Piping on hollow eeede to kis pent sheep,
Uhnrge, Chester, charge 1 On, Stanley,
n'
Vacfi Tr.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.
We aliontd be like garden., bright and
sweet with flowers,
Blessed with heaven's sunshine, oheer-
ed by gentle showers ;
Violets are the kind words, roses deeds of
love,
Fragrant pinks and pansies, thoughts
of God above.
000110).
Beautiful flowers, beautiful flowers,
Bright with morning clew ;
Beautiful flowers, beautiful flowers,
We would be like you.
Not a frowu or anger, not a allele of care,
Not ono look of sadness do the blossoms
wear.,
They are 0hvays trusting, this is how
they grow
Beautiful and fragrant, in a world of
woe.
Selfish thoughts and wishes, unkind
words and deeds,
Are like cruel brambles, thistles, thorns
nut weeds ;
Kind thoughta are the sweetest, loving
worde the best,
Yielding hope and comfort, joy, and
peace and rent.
Jesus has a garden, filled with children
sweet ;
We would be among them, bowing at
' Itis teat,
Drinking in life's waters, growing by His
green,
Like the flowers, looking np into Bis
face.
THE BOYLESS TOWN.
A areas aid woman of long ago
Declared that she hated noise;
"The town would be 800 plea8ant, you
know,
If only there were no boys."
She scolded and fretted about it till
Ilor eyes grew heavy as lens!.
And then, of a sudden, the town ;row
still,
For all the boys had lied.
And all through the long and dustysIree1
There wa0n't nboy in view ;
The baseball lot, where they used to meet,
Was a sight to make ono blue ;
The grass was growing on every boa,
And tho paths that the runners made
For there weeu't a soul in all the Diane,
Who know how th0 game wee played.
The doge were Bleeping the livelong day—
Why should they book or leap ?
`there won't a whistle oe oral to play,
And 0o they could only sleep,
The pony uoigbod from his lonely stall,
And longed for saddle and rein ;
And even the bird.) ou the garclsn wall
Obirpee only a dull 101radn,
The cheerios rotted, and went to waste --
There wa0 110 one to climb the those ;
And nobody had a single taste,
Savo only the birds and bees.
There won't a mes0eogee boy, riot One,
To speed as such mos80ngere eon ;
If people wanted their errands done,
They sent fora me008ng50 man.
There was little, I wenn, of folio and
noise
There was less of cheer and mirth .
The sad old town, since it laokeditaboys.,
Was the dreariest plat en earth,
Simple Enough.
Aa a change from the 0to(•y of (!011!11!•
bus au(1 the egg, whin). nuts, now be eery
properly laid Heide !ntil 11(02 demo near,
an incident related by a I?rouehulau of
0010080 and vouahod for by hint may be
Old. This gentleman rnlalrs 11141 110 wets '
at hie work before a glowing ]ire w1105 a
young girl, belonging to u family 011 the
flat above him, mune in.
"Sir," she said, "would you kindly lend
me a live coal or two to alar! Dur Are
with, It's goo out,"
"Certainly, my clear," said rule savant,
"But you have brought nothing to carry
it in. Take my shovel."
3.
Ts4 01004 was e011Vb(ted 0(3 Friday at Mks „. HONEY TO LOAN.
1 { L.3. R. C. by a jury of the murder I R' RINt
AljyilninGatober
b(s lu ,nr ware 001 ten athletes. N
1dnatl . Walken sentenced Woalitobe
1 lean .u'ieon on Aug. 1201. lle was
ordered to he confined meanwhile ab
-Westminster, The murdered man ons
a fernier resident of Grey 00111113', Ont.
!While bathing in a pond on the
farm of George Cousins, near Ashworth,
111«skolsa, V,i11(,u ( 11Iidelitoo got beyond
his depth and hew* to struggle, whoa
Jalmule Arinelrong [sent to Ins rescue,
trying 1, reaeb him with along pole. Ile
too, dripped into a hole and both [boys
went down before their companion
0ou1,1 dr anything for 1110111. The bodies
were fnuud about two hours after. i'4r.
and Mrs, Geo. Swan, who live next door
to Sire. Armstrong, went over to reuder
any essistanee they cold, and :about
midnight Mrs. Swan, who was in very
poor health, went hone, leaving 11or.
husband at Mr. Armstrong's. Mr. Swan
arrived home about 11 o'oloolc in the
morning, and, nob seeing 1110 wife, went
to her room and found her dead in bed,
It is supposed the shook 00 received the
night before eras too much for her.
"011, no sir," enawered the child. "I
will carry the opals fu my hand."
"In your hand ? What do you mean ?
You'll be burned."
"Uh, no, sir. I'll show you how."
Tho child clipped up some oho from
the grate and placed ohoaced them in the hollow•
ed palm of her lett !!land. Then with the
tongs she laid two burning coals on the
top of the little heap of ashes. Then she
bowed, smiled and went out, bearing her
coals maharmed.
"Well, well 1" said the man of science
to himself. "Here I'v been etudying
natural philosophy forty years and never
11a11 the wit to do thee"
Whether he ever repeated the experi-
ment on his own account we aro not told,
but if young readers attempt to do 0o we
should advise caution.
.l gill �ftl '8811 0QIL'i:I'ltl'.
Save all the feathers.
Wheat in ono of the beet egg producing
foods.
Sunflower geode promote laying and
goo(! health.
Beep the tail and wing feathers sopar.
ate from the others.
Chuff i0 a gond material for the nests
of the early senting hone.
The soot of raising gosliogn is to 1(eop
them dry and warm.
Young fowls need bone meal to on
1
strength and vigor to the evolving frame
It will regni0e an everags of 000 pound
of grain per weep for ten weeks to feed a
chick.
Bicycle Pr overlie.
If wi411ee were bboyolee, bseigera would
00(011.
Coast in haste and mend your bones
t leisure.
Trouble comes on bloyeles, but goes
way on foot.
A mile in the morning is w.,rth two in
h
a
I'ew of our youth could cups with him. 1 a
The prayer of Ajax was fee light,
e it tl(at never was on sea or
shore ;
Padding end beef make Britcns fight ;
Never more 1
Under a spreading chestnut tree,
For bore together sat
I and my Annabel Lee ;
A man's a man for a' that.
Truth orus)1'd to earth shall rise again,
and waste its swoetuess on the desert
air ;
In thunder, lightning olein rain,
None but the brave deserve the fair.
Tell me not in mournful numbers,
The child is father of the man ;
!rush, my clear, lie 0.1117;4 re0cnlbee,
They eau 0oagner who believe (bayou.
A change came o'er the spieit of my
dream ;
Whatever ie, is right,
And things are not whet they sown ;
My native laud, geodmight 1
MIME SPXi803$.
If you expect children to be polite
when you are rade, gentle when you are
harsh, considerate of others when you
are selfish, and religious when you are
saturated with worldliness, then you are
sure to bo disappointed.
Your integrity is your most precious
possession, and should be held fast to
with even more than usual tenacious grip
when everything else is lost.
To circulate an inju01008 story which
you do not know to be true is nearly as
bad as to aid in giving currency to one
which you know to be not true.
The man who 118.8 1106 1500110d 11037 to
endure the opposition and even the emu.
tempt of the world, is not the highest
style of Christian,
Lifetime llussinu Proverbs.
Russian proverbs about women 50803 t
indicate either that Russian men are 0
kind and ungallant, or that Russia
women are hard to get along with, Her
are some samples of the popular saying
of the people :
Love thy wife as thy soul, shake he
like a plum tree.
Always beat your wife before dinner
also before supper.
Long hair, short memory.
The dog is more intelligent tha
woman, foe he (lever 1,01)80 at his master
Twice is a 1701130(1 deal' 1 when eh
comes to the house, and when she leave
it.
Before going to war eay a prayer ; be
fore going to sea eay two prayers ; haaos
marryiug eay three prayers,
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Goon BEAR STORY.
Wm. Spry, of Carnarvon, Cut., is re-
ported to have !tilled four large bears with
five shots. Shortly after breakfast on
Stmday Mr, ilpry heard a pig 8qu0ad
He grabbed his go, which wee loaded
with buckshot --and made for the woods,
whore 110 discovered a monster of a hear,
making off with a fine porker. He fm.
mediately let hien have it, charge of buck-
shot, whioh tumbled bruin over, bat; to
make certain he gave him the ()thee
ohnege. While examining his prise our
koro, hearing a noise behind, turned, only
to discover three almost full-grown bears
malting for him. Isis gun being empty,
and, no doubt, considering discretion the
hotter part of valor, he made for the
house. In the meaneim0 other members
of the family had arrived on tho 800110,
and managed to soave the ugly trio off,
and treed the whole lot. Th10 gave the
farmer a breathing spell. Ho ro.loadod
his gun and with a shot for enoli brought
the lot to the ground.
To prevent pale and delicate obildren
from lapsing into °hranie invalids later
in life, they should take Ayer's Sareapar;
ilia together trill, plenty of wholesome
food and;ont.130or exercise. What they
need to builds up the system is good red
blood,
All wheels are good --for something or
other.
For the love of the rider Many praise
the meolline.
Those who ride pneulnatios shoe 181 not
throw tttck0.
Speak well of the tire that carries you
safely over the roads,
RULES O[' T11P 110.11).
Below le a sot of road rules collected
by an old wheeinan, which, he drinks,
ebould be culled to the atteutiou of all
riders, old and new :
When meeting riders; podeetrians and
vohioies keep to the right. {thou pace.
Mg then keep to the left,
When turning corners to the /eft keep
to the outside of the street.
When turning oor0e05 to the right keep
as far out as possible without trespassing
on the left side of the road.
Never expect pedestrians to get out of
yew: way ; 11n(I a way around then!.
Never ride rapidly by an electric car
standing to unload passengers.
Never coast down a 11i11 having; cross
streets along the way.
When meeting other riders mending a
hill, where there is but one path, yield
the right of way to the npriders.
Bear in mind that a rider meeting an
electric oar carrying a strong headlight
is unable to see beyond the light ; keep
out of his way.
When riding straight ahsnd never vary
your course suddenly bo the right or left
without first assuring yourself thee no
other rider is close in your rear or on the
side to which you turn.
Do not rifle too close to a novice, and
in meeting a novice give plenty of room.
When riding after dark always may a
lantern.
Those be good rales, and they ought to
be remembered:
C:tn5,clestan .P.TeWai.
Rev. T. A. Moore, pastor of the Metho-
dist church at Palmerston, was Married
on Tuesday of least !reek to Miss Annie
Laurie, youngest daughter of Dr. M.
Forster, of that town.
Iuspootors have gone out from Toronto
to see what, if anything, the orchards of
the Niagara district have suffered from
the San Jose scale, which was untried
there from California, and which it has
been suppo000 could Lot stand the
northern Winkle.
Inquiry slaving been made at the
Poetoilioo Department tab t0 whether the
jabileo postage stamps would continue
good as postage for a limited period only,
it bas been olfinially stated that the
jubilee stamp will remain valid for
postage purposes so long es they may
continue in circulation, They will not,
however, be redeemed by the dapartnlen6,
a distino(ion being drawn iu t11ia respect
between than and tho ordinary postage
stamp.
WEDDING 131 11,1,11 TEAT DID NOT R100,—
)tov.11. Wood had gndte •a naval ex-
perience on 'Wednesday. Ho had been
invited to the rosidenoe of Fred. II01180,
of North Walsiegham, to unite in mar.
rioge Miss lassie Carruthers mud Morley
Thoula0, About 30 pests had assembled
to w1t11985 1110 ceremony, but it dirt not
tape place. The young Hurn in question
had promised his betrothed that he would
never 1011011 liquor, but in the Morning
be went to Langton and returned about
11 o'oloolr the moo of liquor. Miss
Carruthers told !tint that as he had
broken his pledge, 8110 cold place no
furtherooniidsita in him, and told hint
he could burn the license, which he did.
After this, the preacher, the heroic yocug
lady, and the gnest0 who had conte from
Bnybam, Delhi and other places, sat
down with ibis. House and family to a
sumptuous repast. After 0pendiug a
few hours together the company dispers-
ed, 00011 one congratulating Miss Car-
ruthers on her heroism, and ha adder.
ellen to the prinoiplse of trio morality
and virtu,
BEST
Cough -cure, the most prompt nnrl
effective remedy for diseases of the
throat t,010 lungs, is-Ayor's Cherry
Pectoral. .As an emergency medi-
eine, for the cure of
Croup, Sore Throat,
Lung Fever and
Whooping Cough!,
(
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AYER„
Cherry Pectoral
cannot bo equaled.
L, K. LRAWLEY,
ti D. D. Ills. Sec. of
10' /e, ,' — the American Bap-
tist Publishing Society, Petersburg,
'Vo., ettc'.orses it, as a cure for violent
colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Frawley
also adds: To all ministers suffering
from throat troubles, I recommend
J,nt kat
her nor
Awarded Medal at World's Fair,
AYER'S PILLS Cure Llrer and Stomach Troubles.
ATEI THIS SPACE
THERE'S MONEY IN IT
FOR YOU. .
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FOR SALE,
A One -:dorso Wagon, suitable for
milk hauling, nearly new.
2 Second-hand 2 seated Buggies,
and a number of Second-
hand Single Buggies in good
JAS. WALKER
Carriage Maker, Brussels.
B U SELS
D S.
I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and surronuding district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all waists in either new work or repairs
at moderate prices.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
I "Order's taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gomm' CITTeen,
d1ILT. STRE11'C, • BRUSSELS.
KEND)ALLL'S_
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CNO09508(4 FALLS, VT,
G. Richardson
! is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line,
f Good Workmanship and
I Good Fits Guaranteed,
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm cr. Village Pro •
rorty at
6 cF 64, Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying Y'11eI1 required.
LATEST .STYLES, Apply to
t 'Shop over MCUall7in'S 5toro,
P07081 P0000080 Tura 80013
aesovregg18 Foos 105080.
neer. 0081 0 Memory Nlehtly Eml.eloo,, Sperm.
10110805, 0170(0007, 010,, 0000(4 by
81000 0150, and ales a fl,nken 0reti 1, old
oulokly bub sorelyreeturo, IAs711a1(&ov0 (0 old
r 75000, F10 810082008 you 0001080(8 ((0080
and 80007 ('Barn. (001 by mgt: 10 alaln wr03 er
and x000,1/ 008)00 Iron Oboersa soa.,.,,Ejoony
carried
50..1 In
money In olM,ei ordinarty9 or re kage ter -
ad letter. Adam 811 lettere to 4.1',07!J0 4'BR,
Druggl8(0 W0000T001c, ONT,, Agent for tbo De,
m19100 010 Cannan.
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Erussele.
e 0/V Har nesPs
Shop.
D. FRAI -: has opened a Har-
ness Shop in the building North
of the L. c;ie 13lock, Brussels,
where he is r-:epared to turn out
Light and I::=avy Harness and
attend promptly to repairing.
Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Whips,
&c., kept in stock.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
I and prepared to attend to all orders for
Carriage Trimming, Repairing, /ea,
Good work P11,3Nr'derate charges.
D. ray; Brussels.
081E11 S11011 licI,E0D'S
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
WO MK, mullIA
where he will keepoeonstant.
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
System flea ®ma'atez
or cora--
TESTED REMEDIES!,
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Imp005, Weak and Impoverished.
Blond. Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, .Paipbe.-
, tion cf the Seers. Liver Complaint, Neur-
a11ia Loss of eaemor B o h't' C
y, roc
Gall feroues, Jaundice, Kidney
and urinary 711'anew, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregu:aririee and General De-
bility.
S. > I-Ci11. LABORATORY, GODERICII, OI1T8
J. M. MMeLE OD,
Meat delivered to all 1)itrtsProp. and M8.nafa0t0rer.
of the town. I Sold by:Jas. Fex, Druggist, Brussels.
, 6 and 8 Balls
AT THE
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