The Brussels Post, 1888-12-7, Page 6Heeen Rules tor rer(eellon.
Seven is the perfect number, and
if the font:ming seven rules aro
faithfully °Unread. they would do
tiornething toward making perfeot
man. . •
13eforo then openest thy mouth
think,
Firet--What thou abaft epeok.
Seconds-a:Why thou slIonlilst
epeak it.
Third—To whom thou art nbent
to speak.
Fourth—Concerning whom or
what thou art about to speak.
Fiftli—What will result there
from.
Sixth—What benefit it can pro.
duce.
Seventh—Who may bo listen
ing.
Novelties in Jewelry.
Grouse claws mounted in eilvor
aro being worn as brooches,
Enamel violets, with &amen
centres, are seen iu Ince plus. I
Children's bib pins in Roman
gold, with email juvenile limits, are
neat.
Silver wigs set with diamonds
nail other precious sconce are all
the rage out West.
A delicate spray of purple Mace,
with diamond centres, forms a very
pretty breast -pin.
Hairpins with amber shell beads
set in with knots of small diamonds
are easy worn.
New lockets of polished gold have
their furface delicately traced with
enamel lines.
Diamonds of rich yellow, cinna
mon, and pink tints e.re very much
sought after Met now.
Novelties for the holidays include
napkin rings in the form of maseive
gold band bracelets with buckle
claspe.
A large silver locket, having in
the centre an emerald surrounded
with diamonds, is a recent iin-
pOr tattoo.
Two interlocked hearts mouuted
kith pearl.. on a knife edge setting
i$ a late acquisition to lace -pin
novelties.
A new queen chain has as; a pen-
dant a small gold flask down which
runs a row of diamonds and rnbies
diagonally.
A large opaque sapphire of a
single star pattern, anti smoky
gray in color, is a magnificent
necklace pendant.
Two pigeons, with their Intake
olinolied and. bodies formed of gar.
net clustere, is a hairpin bead of a
recent manufacture.
A114116 sleeve buttons of dull t
gold with the inner pan formed of
small Grecian squares and the
'corners ribbed are a novelty.
A slender gold thread one -ball it
Moll long, suspended from the ears h
axd. knotted at the end with small D
pink pears, 18 a startling innovation T
M ear ornaments.
Something out of the common in D
breast -plus is a knife edge bar up p,
on which are two diamond studded
kittens facing each ether and play- in
fully diaportiug with a pearl.
,yiro
Advice for \Vivo. (hlil
Be gentle and firm with children, V: tit
THE BRUSSELS YOST
mvolotrxwma.m=m2=-..r
Beware of the first dieagme
Donn be always tensing bit
Money, and keep the • bonseho)
; peneet well eritinn your allow
• And first be as kind and courteous
.
tta your husband as you woro
he was your lover. Then you need
to look up to bite ; do not uow look
down upon
Yet vitotites,
merit. Money to Loan.
n for I
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R. pL IT m Notice of 11.0212,0Val
Li ex- '
anee
Money to Loan on Farm Pro -
when perty, at
LOWEST RATES,
A matter of SOMA weight—pro
ing to a 200 pnand widow.
Whets a cat gives au outer
ment from the top of a wall, it
the cat wn ,tbieot to -it's the Wall
The melancholy days have c
the forest leaves ere deed,
wintry Waste are whietling,
Goes tho Price" of bread.
A bright little gir' of thee°, er
I it clotul enveloping the moon,
"Auntie the moon is going to a
now;tsee 'em pull the sheet np o
1
the _
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS
DICKSON & RAYS,
Solicitors,
Brussels, Ont.
tieheral Blacksmith, Haviug leased the store httely
whales to intimate to the public generally I vacated by Mrs. Alexander I
that he deell all kinds of Oluonornithing
in a Workmanlike Iktanner.
made te'Order,
Repair11 ing promptly Executed. there.
A. Call Soltaited, r..eiteineinber the
Stand -Neel% 11101: DiaboX,
01 S. Plum.
Wagons, Buggies, Sloighe and Catters have Romoved my 1311E411088
I make Speeia ty of Burets -shoeing.
Returned to Brussels. ALLAN LINE.
p
eing
stud
kep
ver
11302023-WIly Frank, dear, w
ia tho matter ? Did you bave a
droaui ? Frnitk (in his crib) -N
I (.1 dreamed 1 baa a big bag of eau.
dy and w.tvelsed wallets!, eatieg it
"It's terrible!" exclaimed .111 old
lady, upon reeding 01 a p...netture
burial., "and I know that whon I die
I'll be worrying ell the time TM in
the grave for f ntr I havo been bur-
ied alive."
A German tells of a soldier finding
lady's bustle ahich contaiued a
large number of love letters. Bat
it is not the drat young lady who
has allowed her oorrespondance to
get behind.
"I
800 a new word is called for to
describe a railroad accident," re-
marked Sponger; "the word 'tales
cope' is not considered appropriate"
"Ten't it " replied Titnan; "then
bow would collide-esoope do?"
It is computed that the death rate
of the world is 67 a initiate and the
birth rate 70 a minute, and thie
seemingly light percentage of gain
19
p
e
n
hi
of
se
wi
mires to state that he 1111R again become
a resident of Brussels and is prepared to
take Contracts for all kinds of Carpenter
Work, such.as Rouse Building, Barn
Framing, Mill Wrighting
hat Re Will also 1nake a Specialty of Moe.
bad ing Buildiegr.
no. .Estiinntes Cheerfully Given.
au talent to give a net uosaaee or
ovulation 01 31020)1 1,200,000 Bouts
Bch year.
Lawyer—"Were there ally wit
eds at your taarria.gle? " Lady—
None, except the cat." Lawyer --
and the miniater? " Latly—No,
bartos is a minietert he married
toselr to me. " Lawyer—"I'll
.ve to think this over with the aid
etimulen ts."
"What in the name of common
nse, Jones, makes you go around
th snob a heap of cotton atuffing
your eare? " "Well, you soe
e fact is that I dine out almosi
very weenies; and the planoferte i
hat one has to be prepared.'
Tonmay—"She's the coolest girl
ever met in my life." Bielsko—
How so ?" Tommy—"Why
'id to kiss her and eomethiug iu
er hair nearly put my eye out."
lekke—"Well, what of that ?"
ommy—"Nothing-but she said,
hat's the kind of a hairpin I am.'
'wicket is trying to discover the
dub of it yet.
Young lady (iniaghtily disengag.
13 herself)—By what right, sir, do
11 presume to put your arm
mid my ? Young man
nbly)—None, I confess, but I
mitt you would not object,
ng lad,—Know then, en, that
object, and most emphatically.
that of course need not deter
irons perteveriug.
gaudy I" almost shrieked the
ly tient, co elle entered tee
or unexpectedly and found the
g lady clasped in the arma of
ing man who was kissing her
th
a
much iu vogue 1101V after dinner
Bev are of meddlers and tale.
T en
bearers.
Bnt
Learn to epeak in a gentle tono you
of voice.
Avoid moods and pets and fits 1.1
elder
sulkiness.
pari
Never cherge a bad motive if a
youn
good one is conceivable.
a yet
Learn to govern yourselves and „1.1h
to be gentle aud patient.
had
Learn to ray kind and pleasant oil tat
every indioation that he had
considerable practice. "What
things tvitenever opportunity offers, hut
Never speak or act in anger until Atn„
you have prayed over your words mar,
or acts.
ly fa
Remember that valuable as is the .
gift of speech awes is often more
valuable.
Never retort a sharp or angry
word. It ie the second word that
makes the quarrel,
Study the characters of each and
sympathize with all their troubles,
however, small.
Remember that you are married
to a man, and not to a god ; be pre-
pared for inspeefeetione.
Once in a while let your husband
have the last word ; it will gratify
him and be no particular loss to
you.
Do not expeot too much from
others, but forbear and forgive, as
you desire forbearance and for.
giveneets yourself.
Even if your husband should have
no heart, he is sure to laffVe a stone,
gab, so be careful to lubricate the
marriage yoke with well cooked
dinners.
Let him know more than you do
once in a white ; it keeps up his
WI respect, and yen are none the
-worse for admitting that you are I
not actually infallible.
Be a companion to your husband, ;
he be a wise man ; and if he hi
oompanion. Raise his standar,'"
rtli doesm
this eau 2" 'Nothing
u electron bet, aantie,' replied
tido with a look of heroic,
yr -like resignation on her love -
co. "float. Go on Mr. Mc -
/10
t, try to make him become you.r
do not let hire lower
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
in every instance,
OBE, AtiMSTONG.
PHOTOS
TINT YPES
4, - For .173.0 - Cents.
AB worn from the Smallest to Life site
dolts In a arst..rlass manner,
V If S
of Residences, tie., at Reasonable.
stifles.
W. 3. Fairfield
TOURS
ROUND THE WORLD.
1,1.1,0111.10.001.1io1d1c.11010.11,Iit
This is the name of a hand-
some
BOOK OF TRA.VEL
containing 846 pages and 8.24
ZW4C7PIEVL Eth702tIrfelVLS:
It should be in every home in
this Comity. Every young man
should read it.
ASK TO SEE TIIB SAMPLE.
nirara White, Agent,
006.1) CILANIIROOK P.O.
BRUSSELS
LIME WO
C'e
I desire to inform the Public
that I have Leased the well-
known Bzossnms Intin Woaxs
from Thos. Town and will run
the business next Season.
I will also continue to follow
my trade as
staTOINTIM tal:AteteiON,
and am prepared to furnish esti-
mates for Jobs, &c.
BUILDING AND CORNER STONE
always on hand.
Satisfaction Guni.anteed.
A, Specialty made ny llelcitlaylng and
Plast,e el ng Lime.
"S7C7 • 17..
team How many was that 2"
PROPRIET0Ii.
Canadian Nelms.
Ridgetown has a Thirteen Club.
BI -7E -HIVE
Mr, Bennett, of Clopetown, has ,
14 Ib citron.
Leamington churehes are pilnig
in the electric light.
horned owl was sli •near
Alymer the other day.
Beech nuts are bola,' sold in
Pickering at 25e, per qu '1.
A. Brockville bakern has fallen
heir to a, fortune in S., stinted.
Eighteen inches • snow on the
0,2, 11, north of ea Superior.
Renfrew con y bag bad good
sleighing for ad past two weeks.
This fall gobt. Long has shipped
134 carloadf of apples from Exeter.
The 11,4 river at Winnipeg is fros.
en bate, enough for teams to cross.
A I,'ort Arthur man has found a
Silver mine underneath hie dinitig
oom.
i3leutit For st 111033 '.V013b alt tlio
'Nay to New York to vote for Cleve.
land.
' Good apploo ;u'e ol1i»g c
eon dounty, Karim, for 10 cents It
bushel.
An apple buyer in Setiforth has
paid $1,200 for apple barrels thl�
setteen,
CE
Great Bargains al the
"Bee -hive" in
Tea and
Crockery
1888. SLIMMER ARRANGEMEN 1888.
LIVER'POOLIQUEBaSkIlViGE
P11011 MattnlITCAD I smt.trim. rural 01,1111110
801,1, 12 ,Cironattian gent. 11
_...
1411111.11;
Rept. 17 Pitlyaloain. tinet..20 E. Du nford.
Sermstittat Son5. 20
Oot. 3 Surdminn ... . ..... °cc, 4
001.10 Parisi.' ...... Get. n
Oct. 19 eiree,ian . .. ... net. 10 ikr1;111CIUNT TAYLOR.
Oct. 84 Polync,.inu ... ,. ... 1-01. 95
Nov.1 .... . ... Sux t 010 tan
Nov. 7 Flarainitm ''',,Y. 2 nes. Malerti Meek, !trawls.
Nov.14 . ..... .... , rtleriniall ..... .......... , .Nov,ov10 V....._.?..!....!...!`.!"!!!!_et.r..2._.' _"*.:1"..._..-- _ — .._- --Z. ...7!.7",'...!..r.f!.......".........."".....
.
8
1 have Purchased a Nice Line
New Tweeds,
of
and will bc pleased to show
them to the public.
Give me a Call at the New
Stand.
Des. 7, 1?i88,
act5=p„,,,nka,skaigatztarwaawcrvauwawmawc
is prepared to attend to
Carriage Painting'
011111 118 brtinelg-, as well as
Sign and Ornamental
Painting.
He has had years uf experience
and guarantees his work 'to give
satisfaction. A rig well painted -
is half sold.
^-^
Fthtimates and terms cheerfully'
given,
. a
GIVE III111. A GALL. 10
114 shop in the old Poor Pub-
lishing House, Iiiug street, Brus-
sels.
Rules of Passage by Roll Steamers.
80301(0 tiVETtitt-
Cabin 800, e170 and .1871tecording to accom-
modation, Servants in Ottittiu, 07)0 Inter-
mediate 830, Steerage 01,,,Return tickets,
Cabin, 8110, 8118 and ewe. Intermediate,
850, Steerage 840.
r Pelyeesas, CireapStiui or other ex-
tru,steemers. Cabin fifty, sixty and seven-
ty clohar, according to aeoommodation. Re -
tarn tickets, Macaw. one hundred and ton
and one hundred and Virty dollars. Inter-
mediate sixty dollars. Steerage forty doll-
Paseceigors eau fthharn atmoutreal the
day before withnu. increased charge. Go
yourself or send for your frieds. Prepaid
certificates ab reduced rates. For fall In-
fotalatimialtPlY tO
GRANT.
Bromide.
GUIS
Giver Compl nt
Dyspepsm,
Biliousness,
Sick lieadaohe,
Kidney troubl's
Rheumatism,
Sldu Diseases,
aid all irapuri
ties of the blood
from whatever
cause arising.
THE GREAT SPAUGni:c 71)n MEDICINE.
(3crIt15. 03.)
Havvaing
LITTLE LIVER PILLS,
(very small did easy to take.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA
seta everywhere ; price 25 coats.
IINION MEDICINE, Co., Proorletort,
tanowro, CANADA.
SIGN OF THE
cotehdollar
A Splendid ,Stock of Horse Blan-
. ket , 7Hillters, Whips, &c.,
&c., 011 Hand.
Ostir Collars always
Give Satisfaction.
lead the van in giving good
value in
Trunks, Valises,
Satchels, Ek.
If you want a sot of Lima or
HEAVY HARNBSS, or if you want
Repairing done Call in and See Us.
H. DENNIS.
T. FLETCHER,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELLER.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to sours your
patronage. We aro opening out futilities
111
Gou& SLR WATCHES,
SILVER PLATED WARE
from established and reliable makers,
fay warranted by us.
ClocAs of the,
Latest, Dositfns.
For the next 2 weeks, a-lovvialtitrr :
Wedding Rings,
nadien Gem Rings,
Breaches,
Earrings, see.
ISSUR IMIAH LNERNAlso have in stools '.full line of 'Violins
and. h'iorn St3'111851. &C
N. D. --tonna of Marriage Lienees.
W H. McCracken, T. Fletcher, .„
If
-V.
Tlig rail /it WINTER TIAD1 or 1608-H.
St e
WE have one of the nicest assort-
ments of COOK, BOX, PARLOR
and COAL Stoves ever exthibited, and they will he sold
at Reasonable Prices. Our
"ORIGINAL" Cook Stove leads the Van,
ampsTO hand a large Stock of new
,. LAMPS and lamp goods. We
wish to call special attention to a new range of handsome
HANGING LAMPS. They are dandies.
,r1
All kinds of Gran,ilware, Catler y (ilUt Slte.Z/
. ,ch
GOOCIS always inStock. Our Stock of. Tinwaie
to
41
ee
er
'to
tit
bt
rci
03
ly
1131
is always first-class and Goods we have not
got in stock will be made up on
Short Notice.
.A floe Stook of Silverware always on Hand,
People can save money by trading with us. Gall in
and see our Goods.
Sent '05 noll4f
H,ZZYCE. OFT 4. TURX13
ETIIEL
RI T ijUi FLOP IVIILLS.
The undersigned having completethe eliltnge from tho t0110
to
the celebrated HungariaikSystera of Grinding, has now the in
ipst s -Ola s Running Ord,er
and will be glad to see all his old customers and as many new
ones as possible,
Flour and Feed dilwayz o Zand.
Highest Price paid for any quantity of Good Grain.
A Positivz.
WM. 1VIILNE.
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