The Brussels Post, 1888-2-17, Page 2Diroctory of Chnrohoo and hoiotios.
X1U1-.Vtia.lt Calle:It. Sabbath "iervigoe
at 11 11.111. and 0:10 p. ni Sunday Seho1l1
'13 2:10 p, ta. Rev. John Hoes, 13. A...
paetoi,
ssbbass, issass„ssan A great many people hold theor-
a.m. I,. in. Sunday setteel at tes who can't bold their tougues.
stse ttsa. :1. pastor It is blow for blow in joint debate
81. .1-.101e Canaan. -- St bbath Services stamp speaking.
A. hotel head wailer out ofa job is
as humble as n peacock minus his
tail.
A. refractory car window and a
pretty girl will make a big man feel
pretty small.
"I often cut my oldest acquaint-
ance," said the buzz saw, no it took
off a mill baud's finger.
Tilers is talk of nialcing to new
cable pool, What's the matter with
the AtItiotie ocean ?
Peetoria" will enro that cough,
"Pectoria" is the people's remedy.
"Pectoris" loosens the phlegm.
"Pcotoria" 05 cents a bottle. "rector-
s."
Curiously enough, the man who
is always in a pickle, doesn't pre-
serve hie temper worth a cent.
Irstastotleas.
A kid tuipper—Paregorie.
Outs ard botincl—A. book.
Le ice °ream n moil! 'Vivo le bi-
valve!
at 11 ti 1st 7 p.m. Sunday School at
4:80 a.m. Rev. W. T. Cluff, incumbent.
11.1 1111/1,1,./ C111-1101. Sabbath Services
at 1030 a. 1. an 5;30 p. 10, Sunday
School at 2:30 p, m. Rev. M. Swithn,
pastor.
RottAN C1'1.11 (411111111.--Subbath
Service third Sunday in every mouth, at
U. 4.10. Rev. P. J. Shea, priest.
On17 Piztows' Lowe every Thursday
Orithean's block.
MAsoste Tuesday at or beforo
full moon, ht Otirtield block.
A, U. U. W. 101 00 1st and 3rd. Mon -
evenings of each mouth.
Pouniereare Latent 2nd stalest Monday
evenings of molls month, in ,Smale's hall.
L. 0. L. 1st Monday in every month,
in 0 tinge Hall.
Pogr Orriell.—Oilleo hours from 8 11.01.
7:30 p.m.
Alscitssics' 121,TITPT1:, Beading 1100111
and Library, in Holmes' block, will be
open from r to 8 o'clock p.m. Wednesuays
and Saturdays. Miss Jessie Roes, Lib- A ehort.hand writer at Washing
rattan. ton 0 10 report a speech with 80
monli rapidity that the speaker
Elude it, utterly impossible to keep
up with him
Fermer's wife.—'I must go home,
1 have a good deal to do. We are
g 10 to itill 00 ox. to.day. 'What,
Don't fight ! don't fight! there, Fred and you kill an autire ox at once.'
Tom, If you are bilious,
Of words you've lead enough ; Try Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters.
Tom, take his hand before he goes
Q3 Hist silly huff. If you are Dyspeptic,
Try Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters,
You'll pay him out, you 11Yonr Livor is ,iusgis113
Here let the matter end ; A. teacher told one of her boys
You shall not go until you've said
Once more you are his friend. chat the next time he wrote a cotn- To restore gilding to srpicture
position there must be some point to frame remove all the dust with a
Come, come 1 a little while ago
How blithe you were at play i4, The subjeot of his next diequi- soft brush, and worth the gilding
Until a silly word drove all..ition was 01101. 1105. 10 warm water in which an onion
Your merriment away. 1A. walking stick may be deslribod has been boiled ; dry quickly with
as ' tho old man's strength and the soft rags.
Blackheads may be removed by
washing the face at night with hot
water, then drying briskly' with a
crash towel and applying a mixture
of one ounce of liquor of polassa
and two ounces of cologne.
I,Vibrtn's tarna,
DON'T EIGHT.
THE BRUSSELS POST
It was a Brussels buy who starts
ted the fashion of trailing his father
by his givou ftLt1e, and the fashion
lasted about thirty sootmds
Old Geutleuntia—"My what a nice
little boy you are, aren't you ?"
Bondi boy—"No, 1 ain't no nice
little buy, neither ; Dutoltur
Bieltles, Jo terror, Rod 1 can lielc
anybody my MU round here."
HOUSEHOLD 11t aas.
Never let tea b
Hold a bot shovel over furniture
to remove white spots.
Tu extract Ink from wood, scour
with sand wet with avater aud run
mode. Then rinse with stroug
attlertv MI water,
'Co give to good oak color to a
phis floor wash in a solution of ons
pound ot copperas dissolved itt one
gallon of strong lye.
A hornet's cost which has beau
deserted by the hornets, bonnet on
the throat with a piece of Impel,
will core the most malignant sore
throat.
To whiten the hoods melt half
an ouoce of camphor gum, half as
ounce of glycerine and one pound f
mutton tallow, aud apply every
night.
Salt and water will prevent the
hair from falling out, and will cause
now hair to grow. Do not use so
strong as to leave white particles
upon the hair whorl dry.
Mahogany furniture should be
washed with warm water and soap ;
an application of beeswax and sweet
oel npon a soft cloth, and poliehed
will chareohl, gives a rich finish.
And brother Tom, for you it was
Who first the friendship broke,
Tell Fred that you are sorry for
The angry word Toe spoke,
And lean. to curb your hasty tongizo,
For often I hart, heard
young man's wealtuess, and an
umbrella 83 'a fair and. foul weather
friend, who has had many ups and
dowsta,'
Now all closed are the palaces
How misery arid guilt have sprung Of summer place Bonifaces,
Out ot an angry word. And where will the jolly proprietors go?
Oh, they'll flit down to Florida,
To dreadful strife words often grow, Where the weather is torrider,
And strife, time after time, And rake in another rich harvest, you
Har led, in one quick angry blow, know.
To murder's awful crime. "Do you know why Mr.
allows his hair to grow /wag, while
Mrs. B—keeps hers cut so short?"
"Yes, they're both literary."
"There is nothing that does me so
much good when I am feeling out of sorts,
as 6 teaspoonful or two of Dr. Carson's
Stomach Bitters," writes a gentleman
who has used this remedy in his family
for years.
Take it I That's right I 011, Tom and Fred A. chemist saya Iv( od can be made
How glad am 1,1 The pain
palatable and nourishing. It will
Your quarrel caused has flown (1.Wity,
Let's go and p'ay again. not startle 03any to auuounce that Farm. /Note's -
good board can be got out of saw•
logs If the iron wedge wjll 1311drat,'
Like does not always cure like, build a fire of chips end hmt it.
An' elevator dropped lour stories iu Heap up and tramp down solidly
a western oily last week bromide the the snow around the young fruit
atter:ism bad taken a drop too trees,
as mul'Ob'T Cl! nu., of Bdueit nsr
et Water, green fruit and meat,
tion (halirfi of tile hest hats lad. i '
appzinted to that position, l A litke'iltqc rOWIr Milst have to prosper during
're believe), has written a predicts' a titiE°Patt.t'ini°,Ing`t aca ar kut re the %viutIV•
frOm ie o•
Watch the outlets of tho file
drains that they to not become
closed with leo,
You're sorry, and you'll make it up,
Now that is eery right ;
You cannot tell how grieved I am
T. see my brothers fight.
Note. Fred! don't turn away, as though
You didn't understand ;
You know as well as I that Tom
Is holding out Inc hand.
.A. free application of soft neap to
a fresh burn almost instantly re-
moves the firo from the flesh. If
the injury is vefy severe, as soon as
the pain ceases apply linseed oil,
and then dust over with fine flour.
When this covering dries hard, re
peat tho oil and flour dressing until
a good coating is obtained. When
the latter dries, allow it to stand
until it cracks and falls off, as it
will do iu a day or twd; and a now
skin will be fooud to have formed
where the akin was burned.
PRA.CTICAL HINTS FOR OIRLS.
Mi • s Grace H. Dodge, of Mont-
real, who was rcenitly 'moored by
Mayor Hewitt with as appointment
little volume of everyday intermit %raytess et tile hiriir oan itilo s1topred nallion
titin aLd itiggcs"leni to busy girls. . Ingt:113,1e0.11,14 tg tiiii%V.01(1 11i:vbiebtflat OT1711:i
Dorenwoud'e German Nair 81.11610; it tttrint.
We cAract a fen' pnii.1?.
totes the growth, gives tre h titelity. and
keeps its natnral color, bes_des being a eu. Thera is one pa 0f Lii6 Tarin that
purl) dressing. All erer.sists sell it.
Lot, thy sieu,:ott rest part of the
nits, aud out by eousLant nibbling
o1' rail!) ettlto est -1(1y, keep It at
work nothing really to work
ligirl winited to des
as not benefitted by drainage ; the
A litts AkiltO
scribe tiro abbot mindedness of her manure heap.
nucloy -said : "His remember is so
If
upon, tired Unit he bas to use his forget (o03r015w30 P10031 PAGE 8.)
an artielo ismodel, buy it, but
, all the limo." Perhaps the value of, life is beet
don't ',Parch:Ise to My by, jltst bo- A. modern instance. Robert— understood at its close, yet how
cause it, is "so cheap." Mua
atua (re- sad, that so many never realize
Millinery chortles should be as "Ginlin° "111° Ilia*"
provingly) — " Giunne some pio I1 what a gift life is until they are
popular as these of dress making.
What else do 7011 say ?" Robert— I just on the eVe of surrendering it.
The true lady will be courteous,
"Ancl hurry up about it." To think of a human life gone be
polite autl kind at Immo as in coin -
A poet sent to an editor a contri- I yond recall, freighted with snob
pony. How often do we rentembor
bution entitled "Why do nye ?" ' hopes, opportunities and goad -bib..
"thank you, " "please," "excuse
Tho editor answered, "Because you ties and what that life might 'have
me," at home ? sent it by mail instead of bringing
Bet idea being economical au cook-
it.g, there are three other essentials it.
whieb WO 11110111d early know. First,
perfect cleanliness ; eecondly, sys
tem of regular method ; thirdly, no -
curacy.
In all accidents, Oho poor person
who has 'net with it must first be
giveu plenty of air ; aecondly, he or
abe most be kept as quiet and free
from excitement as possible; thirdly,
clothing must be loosened. monkey ?" "0, yes, 1 think that, avery life that is Itved on earth
As long ata a five or a two dollar roan is, but what ptazzles mo is leaves traces behind it. It has
bill remains allay purse 1 seem very
rich ; hut once the amount is brok. where W012341) came from." boon said every one has two humor.
en, and :diver given back as change,
1 don't know whore it goes to.
Mothers! If your daughters aro in in
health, or troubled with a paleness that
seems Incurable, or if they suffer from gen,
oral debility, nervousness, langowr, weak -
nose, or loss of appetite, procure at once a
bottle of Johnson's P011/0 Betters. and you
wtll notropret tho outlny. The Tonle end
generally strengthening effect of this medi-
cine is truly marvellous. Nets, toral 5.1.00 per
bottle at Beechnut's Drug El We. Brussels.
He—"A.rid what do you think of
evolut on, Miss Broweter I Do you
believe that mita is ,de8cended from
been. A harp capable of being at -
bulled to the richest melody of
heaven, all unstrung, hopelessly
marred and oast away for ever.
Why I the very thought is appall-
ing, What is your life l? a vapor,
it shadow, "passing away" may be
written ou ths varied phase of ba. Balance
lv,,,Lrmaignihr sayai'iss 1 ThWe To all now subscribing for the year 1888,
at tho low price of
connectiou cub with the world. Yet
in another aspect it is true that $1 i=omase .ss.sys-sr-srasz $1
TO TONEY TO LOAN.
PRIY:4TE FUNDS.
sackooctit-
of Private Funds havo just boon
placed in my hands for In-
vestment
AT 7 PER CENT.
Borrowers can have their loans
oompleto in three days if title is
satisfactory.
Apply bo
E.E.WADE.
SIGN OF THE
Scotch Oollaz.
A new stock of Buffalo Robes,
Goat Robes, Horse Blankets,
Rugs, Bells, Whips, &c., just to
hand.
A splendid assortment of
Trunks, Valises and Satchels in
Stock and sold at living prices.
G.11/7.f; ME .4 alLto
E. Der121101
Brussels,
T. FLETOREA,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELLER.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to Bemire your
patronage. Wo are opening out full lines
10
SOLE 86 SILLS WATCHES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
from established and reliable makers,
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest Designs.
sTE csr3F. 111.'17 :
Wedding lungs,
Ladies Om
Broaches,
Earrings, too,
Also have in stock a full lino of Violins
and Violin Strings. tte,
N. 13. —limiter of Mccinli3gt1 Lit:lenses.
1. 'Fletcher.
Get Th Best I
The Western
ADALATISEnt.
OF LONDON, ONT.,
Vastly Improved! Illustrated Articles I
All 00 21111‘1,8 1 Popular Departmln I
Horne Beading itt Pmtgos it0t1111111.1Y
of 18S7 Free
MAMMA'S KISS,
A kiss when I wake in the morning.
A kiss when I go to bed,
A kiss when I burn tny fingers,
A kiss when I bump my head.
A kiss when toy bath is over,
A. kiss when nty bath begins
My mother's as full of kisses
As nurse is full of pins.
A kiss whim 1 play with inyrattle,
A kiss when I poll her hair ;
Oho 000001101 100 over with kisses
The day that I fell clown stair.
A youngstor was asked to give
his idoa of the moaning of the word
responsibility," so ho said : "Well,
suppose 1 had only two buttons on
my trousers and ono canto 40111
the responsibility would rest on the
other button."
mare Itemarltable 50111.
Pound at last ;what tho publics has boon.
looking for these many years and that is it
medicine which, althoUgh hut lately intro.
dueed,lias madrifor Midi a reputation sec-
ond to none, the medial/1a is ilehnson's Tonle
Bitters, which. in oonjunction with John.
son's Tonic Liver Pills, bus performed 801110
moot WOndOrilli MCC& Itupnro and lin.
povorished blood tom becomes nitrified and
entlebed. Biliousness Indigestion sulk "SI o in the harvest if others may gttthor
boodeslin, liver complaint, languor, weak- $ WANDS train 0118 lielda, that itt ill spring 1
nen, ko., soon disappear when 'treated by have sewn,
those retoollent tonic ruedieinos. Por sale 1111....1..,.l or sowed inattors, not so
talities, one he takes with num into
the world beyond, the other he
leaves behind him hero. There is
another life, SD 50 speak, that men
lila after death and that in the
sphere whore they live before. Dr.
Chalmers say, "0 I man immortal,
live for sornothing. Do good, write
your name by kindness, love and
ram 011 the hearts of thousands,
you 00015 in contact with year by
year and you will never be forgot,
ten.
•11/10.11.11.41.ff
Talmage's and Other Sermon's I
111111011001 'Musical Selections 1
International Sunday 811,00lLosson0p
"THE HOLItlf QUEEN."
.0. limited number of this beautiful pro.
1011101 picture is offered subsoribere
for 10 emits extra.
Tho Weston Advertiser and hull=
FOR
Agents wanted everywhere. Twenty-
five valuable prizoe to bo awarded over
and above the cash commission to the
most successful agents. Registered let-
ters come gI our risk, ror free sample
papers, terms to agents, etc., address,
ADVERTISER PRINTING 00.,
x..tasese.oas., cos-st,
A Ides when T gito her troub,le, by G.A. Mailman, Erns:met
to reaper, tsrt crP Ci
BOMS
A Mos when give her joy ; Perils of 0110 Doep—Wiro (in the pm 1,1117 remembered by whet have • (1.510 r 0LOOFFED•
There's nothing like mother 11 kisses ,1 What's the done.
• tron a on , a
- • owiter---"Tbe jib.slierit is 1030 over. Ing
VAT mut have The Western Advertiser
T her Otell littlo baby boy d Va°13t 11401121 like the "t"g M the "my"' and Iti; heitatitni Premium together
FEL 17, 1888
anmsstass=sestmammannatmasswitc xzgs,./ri1So.ssuussesamtancoesinsairef
AGENTS WANTED:
Steady Thoploymeni to G ood Men,
Nono need bo 1(110. Previous
Experience not essential,
'Wo pay either Salary or Com-
mission.
100 lien Wanted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can-
adian grown Nursery Stook.
7' 411RAT 7',
awn lil reef. • teroAseih,
ANDREW CURRIE, PROPRIETOR,.
Fresh Salt Meats
Of the best quality always on howl owl go.
livered to no) port o: tho frac 01
(muse,
Toxins very favorable,
- •
FAT CATTLE WANT ED !
1'or which tho highest market yrs, win
he pald.
I also make It speelaltv of bmyI,,f Iddon
and 8kins.
Don't forget the place next door 1'
Flotuber's Jewelry Store, cuRRIE.
1111110 Fonthill Nurseries, o u
L.)
ivu
Largest in Canada, ••
Over 400 Acres.
Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class Roferenses, and
want to work. No room for lazy
mon, but can employ any num-
ber of energetic men who want
work. AnDilltSS
Stone & Wellington,
NURSERYMEN,
Toronto, Ont.
SMITH
is prepared to attend to
Carriage Painting
pot its branches, as well its
OPI2a7nenital
Painting.
Re has had years of exper-
ience and guarantees his
work to give satisfaction. A rig
well painted is half sold.
General Blacksmith,
wishes to intimate to the public generally
that 110 does alt kinds of Blacksmithing
in a Workmanlike Manlier,
Wagons, Ruggles, Sleighs and Cutters.
made to Order.
Repairing promptly Executed.
I maleo a Specialty of florse.shocing.-
A Call Solioitod. M'Itenicniber the
Stand—Wiwi Tun 13017108.
g4 S. Plum.
Pz/IP YOUR DEBTS.
MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE
—4110—
COLL/WT./NC; A8SOOLITzux
—bake mismnisrs--
CANADA. AND_T.1NuiffED sTATEs
xxe, Xets-fo,
Ifaviug for its object to collect Irani all,
that is possible to collect from , then pub-
lish. the natnes of al/ that eanuotor will non
1157 01 tliniViogaatt alegglit0uneltaite=
f.,JonitgdraS zi3aTtifigni 1,tir %Us r I 1,1.00wmtlnurg:
ad by all to be the neat power MI organis.
[tithe In existence for the
COLLECTION OF DEBTS.
Raving neer POO Established Agonriog.
Membership Fee 1s1 year 510 ; yes
I 87 00 ; 3rd year 05, If renewed tv
Estimates and terms cheer-
fully giV031.
GIVE H1131 A CALL.
Shop in the old 'Posr'Publishing
House, King street, Brussels,
HTMON AND BRUCE
Loan &Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Money
gon Farm Security at LOWBST
BATES OP INTP.REST •
510iiglige8 PtitTimsed,
---
sA.VINGS BANK BIWOCLI.
3, 4, and 5 per cont. Interest
allowed on Deposits, according
to amount and time lot.
OF.FICE.--Corner of Market
Square and North Street, Godo -
rich.
Horace 'Horton,
mANAGER.
BLYTH
Woolen Mill.
R. Forsyth & Stn, formerly of
the Wroxotor Woolen Mills, hog
to inform tho 'Farmers in this vi-
cinity that they have Now in Op-
eration a Woolen Mill in Myth,
and hope that by adhering
to their old plan of making noth-
ing but Sound, Durable Goods
and trust that by BO doing to
meet a liberal patronage.
CUSTOM WORK
of all kinds promptly and care-
fully attended to.
The Monusr :Nunn paid for
Wool in Exchange for Tweeds,
Full Cloths, Mauna] s , ate.
A Trial Solicited 1
Thera may bo nothing new Witte '•bonya." why don, To lot my name be unhonored, unknown, ,il'iltly1'11,0,1-,',081,roi.188S. rill' only •
Satisfaction Guaranteed I
world, bio tbere's tr heap .binst's they come 0,11 take 'ono from t» Ire"11"us""ern"6b°m1 y j" "111.g.
Only remembered by what have dime." IX, TKori-,
R. Forsyth & Son.
utitterooms'' Bitynex, isinnisni,s,
in 1 1/151110,1x1111,11 Tre/s11,C h erhn t,
And upon receipt of whlub, Ceitilleato or
Diembership, antique:It book, full upply of
notices with complete Instructions for using
itagoisiotiOn trill bo stilt. SC11.1 for teitime!. •
in".11. BIDWELL 1111.5.5 ok en.
•,
tkealoe SLiore.
J. 'DOWNING,
-Formerly of Goderich; wishes too
inform the Public generally that
he has opened out a Chi:item
Boot & Shoe Store
Opposite Amothno Hotel
and is prepared to IlakO Orders
for all Kinds of
CUSSiTtfialalt
None but First -Class *W0.11..ileil
Employed and a Perfect Fit
Guaranteed.
Repairing neatly done.
GIVE ME A CALL.
Dozenting-.
On and after NOMMBER Iasi
the
HUNTER BLACKSMITH SHOP'
will bo open to the Public and
tho undersigned will bo prepared
to ,attend to
Blacksmithing in alt.
Lines.
Horse shoeing a speci-
alty.
.Ns solicitea,
W. T. Hunter,
Proprietor,