The Brussels Post, 1885-1-2, Page 3JANUAIIY 2, 1885,
DON'T STOP MY 1rAPI;II,
Don't stop my paper, printer,
Don't strike my mutat off yet,
You know the tinier art! stringent.
And dollars hard to got ;
But tug a little harlot,
IH what 1 mean to do,
Anti oioopa the t 1011,!4 1. l'111t'r,
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1 find it doesn't limy
To do without n paper,
Ifownvor others may.
1 have to ask my neighbors
To givo nut theirs on loan ;
t'itoy don't just nay—but mean it -
"Why don't you have your uwu ?"
You can't tell how we mise
If it, by any fate,
Should 1011(11(0(1 not to rettrh
Or come a little Tato,
Then all is in n hubbub,
And thins go all ;tun.,
And printer, if you mo ruarrir'd,
Lou know (ho r(a tut whey,
The children leant their st0t'ie:(
A0d weft 1e S1126,13,, too,
At Met to 4hau (1 ver,
And then to read 11 through;
:1114 1 to read the leader,
And con tho lino!t i tiers,
And sewn the eollrapoud 8ce,
And every setup of
I can not do withent it,
It is no tee to try,
The other people take it,
And printor, so must 1,
I too, must keep ((1e pined,
And know what's going on,
(Jr else I'll be accounted
A fogy simp]eton.
Thou take it kindly, printer,
If pay is somewhat slow,
2'. r each is not so plenty,
And wants oat foto you 111108 ;
But 1 Joust have tho paper,
Coot what it 0uay to me ;
I'd rather dock my sugar,
And do without my tea.
So printor, don't you stop it,
Unless you want my frown,
But—lost I miss a number—
PH plank tho cash right down ?
So send tho paper promptly
And regularly on,
Let it bring us fortnightly
Its welcomed benison,
RELIGION IN 801100LS.
rhe Now Deparlenenfnl ]rules 08 to O'rttyer
and nggo Rending.
The regulations regarding tho road-
1ng nftho Bible and prayer in the
public and high schools, approved by
the Provincial government on the
10th day of December, 1884, are as
follows :
1.—Every public and high school
shall be opened with the Lord's pray-
er, and closed with the reading of the
Scriptures and the Lord's prayer, or
the prayer sanctioned by the depart-
ment of education.
2,—The portions of Scripture used
shall be taken from selections author-
ized for that purpose by (bo depart-
mant of education, and shall bo read
without commout or explanation,
3.—Where a teacher claims to have
conscientious soruplea against open-
ing 111111 closing the school 11,8 herein
provided, Ito 011011 notify the trustees
to that effect In writing.
4.—No pupil shall be required to
take part in the exercises above r0-
forred to against the wish of his par-
ent orpuardian, expressed in writing
to t]10 master of the school.
u, --'Ghon required by the trustees
tho Ten Commandments shall bo re-
peater, at lcaut onca 0 week.
0,—Tbo trustees shall place a copy
of thaautltorized readings in each de.
partl1ent of tbo public and high
rahocls under their jurisdiction, with-
in 0113 year from the date hereof.
7. -The clergy of any denomination
or ttoir authorized reproeoudativeo,
shall have the right to givo religious
iustluctiou to tho pupils of their own
church, in 011811 eoho(l house at toast
ones a wook, after the bour of closing
of MO school in the afternoon ; and
if the clergy of amore thou ono donani-
intitiou apply to give religious inetr0c-
tioe du tha stun) school house, the
aclool board or trut•toes shall decide
an what day of the week the aohoal
Immo sl13311 be at the disposal of the
cleegyman of molt denomination at
the time above stated, but it s111811 be
lawful for the school hoard or trustees
nod clargyman of any denomination
to agree upon any hour of the day, at
which a clergyman, or his authortzad
representative, may give religiou8 in-
etrnotion to the pupils of hie own
church, provided it be not during the
regular hours of the school.
The regulations presenting the
"/lours of daily teaching" provrdo
that they shall not exceed 810 hours
in duration, but "a less number of
flours of daily teaching may 11e d0•
tormined upon in any public school
at the option of the truetoos." Ar-
rangement may therefore be made by
the i.rueteoa for Wasting the ordinary
8011001 work earlier than the 11811111
hour ou oortain daps, so that this
3.110.3' be given for religious 11)8true•
11x1.
Tho Granger salt block at Kin.
carcline began tho manufacture of salt
on Monday, 22nd, No doubt salt
will take fumblo :now.
THE BRTJSSUiLS POST
W11110ibl:e linos.
TROs, I'.LEITC;FII±1R,
Bow to tvintor Lune safely ie of 1
gr•e14teet importance, and gnoral
very imporfeotly understood, if
may judgo from 1110 largo number
mantle tort every winter and sprit
There ere runny methods enggeet
as "the Last" for \Yiitter)Ug imee, O
will toll poi to loop awn' cold ; to
other to In ep themw(11•rn ; OW) 10
say Olt thous iu 111(1 c'lltr 1 101011unn11u
In the lathe ; o.uuther, Lary them
the grnuu(1. 1+ ( ,ray wonder 111
1111! (t,.,;Illt,t_ (•.,111•!8 (.:11f11:7o(1 al
i,'1u.d41) a1 '11 11111111 0on11:agin; a
1141x11 cull 111'puto that be
(lave 1:111:11 wintered :/.tfoly by eachthan plans ; butI alit 0 n'
tain ti
nut any of three plans can be 11,11
upon for 1130 Due merfnl wiltt:r11tli
be1;1, i3y all these m111110118 a lar
13(130Lr of been 1110 from each tato/
llilrnl( rho whom:, Alla tunny dtnClyd
3(18 oli1irely. Som.) who ha
net with heavy lessas in winter ha
thought that Hot loss was cruised 1
e poor quality of honey etorr!d by ti
Entex, P1114 1 couoiiler a great lei
fake. 1 (1.1 tat boliove bees trill c1
Ieet 4(((1 store! honey not stated
their use 1114 food. They utak° 11
n11Htake_ on 11(11 point.Lot Int oar: examine closely into
the conditions for enceessf01 winter-
ing,131 winter, been cluster as eloso-
ly togolher us possible. The more
saver° tie cold tbo more compact too
cluster, in order the better to keep
tip 1110 animal heat neees0i11'y' to
rmtintafu life. 13y all the old meth-
ods the cluster of bees in divided by
tin sheets of comb, wnl)ll is a great
hinderau0o to eneces8ful wintering.
I11 mum Cases the bees Cannot clus-
ter
1(18-
ter'compactly together iu one mass
but are erre 111 out botweou the cliffor•
eat sheat° of oomb. In controllable
hivos on my plan of wintering, the
bets cluster compactly together on
the top of the movably frames of the
brood aeotion• They are hero able to
keep up the required amount of heat
and are at the same time within an
oasy moss to their stores, of which
they can avail themselves in moderate
weather. Bees always remain iu a
dormant state through very severe
cold weather.
Ventilation is very oasoutial iu
wintering. Hives must bo so arrang-
ed that the perspiration arising from
the boos still pass off, otherwiso moul-
dy combo, front and ice, sour honey,
and other bad effoots will bo noticed
The correct plan for wiuteriug may
bo expressed iu a fow words. Tho
brood sections m1at be socnred
agoiuut the efl!oots of sudden changes
in the woatbor, and provision made
for the absorption of all111010tllro told
perspiration arising from the bees
while in a dormant utak) ; and also
prov181ot1 mads for the bees to cluster
compactly together iu alos0 proximity
to thole winter stores. These points
are tho foundation for suooeaslul win-
tering.
By old m0thods twontyfivo pounds
of Bonny 10,18 thonght necessary to
winter a swarm of boos. Now, by
the most improved and stleceseful
plan only fifteen pounds is required.
Boos aro now fed safely aid °ffoctl101-
ly, every m011611 10 the year, so that
tlr0ro is no need of losing hoes ui wen •
ter from lack of stores. By old mat11-
oda in our northern climate, boos
mutat havo a supply to last the .t from
Novetubor to illay. Great programa
has been made in boe culture during
tho butt, 21 years, and still there is
room for improvement.
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,al(I ltingx, Y1 oil ns.Bic,
I br,.p full line of goods 'meant [tett in 1
t1r•t•clas Jaw.lry 01,100, 1' .11 aryl •rsnu,ear, l,v
trouble to ,ilt8+e 0uo.1:4,
Agou I,for 000611 Tletcnta, Antoriaan 1(83(0080
0010p011y mad Groot North west:ore tulograph
Own tato'
—NEW STOCK OF ---
Buffalo hobos, 141 g Norse Blankets,
Woodstock, N.B., has had a $80,-
000 flee .
Tho Michigan Central boats at
Windsor ferried 1,237 freight cars
Saturday, the largost clay's business
hat
nate
kh,
of
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vas
vile
ity
The Dominion Goverment has de-
cided to tlafray tho Dosis of eondl11g a
repre0otttativo Canadian oxi,ibit to
the Antwerp exblbitlnn in May noot
as well 11,i to the Colonial and Indian
Exhihtttou in London m 1886,
on re00rd.
It is alumnured, semi•oflioially, t
the Dominion Parliament will be
led together on Thursday, the 20
of Jaunary uoxt,
Right Bev. T. 13. Fu11ee, Bishop
Niagara, died last Wodnoaday mo
ing at three o'clock, at his reside
in Haneiltou, aged 74 years.
John Gillespie, one of the leading
wholesale merchants of Toronto, e
b° ordained shortly iu tho Ch trop of
England, and will work in Triu
Churoh.
Tho plane for tho proposed new
Canadian Paeifo Railway bridge at
Lachine are under the considot'ation
of the Govorn)ont. Who 08timatod
coat of the work is two million and a
hal f dollars.
The outbreak of smallpox in Hast-
ings has boon practically stamped out,
there borng only two patients now nn•
dor troatmont at the hospital and no
now cases reported. The total nein•
bar of loathe in Hungerford from (ho
diseatte da fortyfivo,
a
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I have moved to my now brick vtot a 01111
am prepttr01l to wait on all toy old custom-
ers and many now ones,
Tright and heavy Harness outdo to order
ou short notice of the very host material
and suparior workmanship.
I have in Ssoolr
HARNESS,
WHIPS,
CURRY 00111318,
BRUSHES
FLY NETS,
DUSTERS,
ETC.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
TRUNKS,
'PALMS,
SATCHELS,
ETO., ETO.
Ha DENNIS.
UR CUSTOMERS,
I wield to inform all that I have rented
the
ING 9AM WOOLEN MILL
Till I gat the Brussels mill in opera-
tion and will take in Wool horn in
Trade aH venal, I intend to take in
All Kinds of 3fouufactnring Hero, at
the 01d Woolen 11i11 Stand, each as
Roll Carding, Spinning,
Weaving, Fulling, &o,,
t 72Ct Guai'anntee to Give
Good & Hs.factioiz•
—ALL KINDS OF—
Knitted Goods
Made T o rder,
—SUGH AS—
Jackets Scarfs, Stockings,
St;(.,.
I havo a large stook of goods on hawed,
such as
Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets,
Sheeting's, Union Flannels, All
Wool Flannels, Toff Shirts, of
various kinds, Under Shirts and
Drawers, an Excellent Lot of
All Wool Tweeds both Fina and
Coarse.
P'LTIAaa (4Si'11NTEA CALL 13113'0I130
S11I.,LI13 4 YOUR WOOL 11La>sW.iitoa1i.,,
co. ° 0
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W..a 9 i.�. R `1i_' . 't :":a' Ii) p .4(1) I .A .11414 a a
The uiidel'gig.ne(] hav'11111' (tulilplct('cl t11e C11t111gt4 I'l'oIll Ow stone
to the CELEBRATED 111.' NGARIAN SYSTEM OF GRIND-
ING, lta'licnr the .dill in
rpr WTMr raUto"y
fi
And Will 1)e glad to see all the, O]d Custonwrn 1)114.1 111; many
now. Ones x$ 1)0881131VV. ChoPping done,
FLOUR PIED ALWAYS ON HAND,
H1GNE:'`b PRIleti PAID f >et ANY QUANTITY CV fa,' (.i!o WNEAT
Ln
TET_T-L-0127.1
rina,
dir1L k 7
IIANIjFA CTIJREll 013'
Buggies, Carriages, (Democrats, Wagons, Express
Wagons, &c.,
All made of the host m1100101 and finished in a workmate -like manner.
Repairing and Painting Promptly Attended to.
Parties intending to buy should call before
purchasing.
Mc-
Kelvey, Grey township; Wm. , B. Wmit
, Little, , JamesGeorge Breutt and warr, and
David Breckenridge, Morris township; Thou. Town and W. Blashill, Brim.
sels; Rev. E. A. Fear, 1Tonkton, and T. Wright, Turnberry township.
1 'Romomber the stand—South of tho bridge.
J 1 TaUYMRS
NATU1AL .OILER ILLS
000
VAN& ONE 13R08., .°roprietors,
--000
Wo have much pleasure in announcing to tho public that our New holler
Mill is in comploto running order itud is giving the best aatde/notion.
SOTS, MEAL, ORAS & CHOP CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
11'e also (13(11re the following brands of FLOUR
Patetn, Jersey Lily, Canadian's
Pride and Snow Stcrm.
Gristing attended to with prornptness.
BALL KINDS OF LUMBER OUT TO ORDER,
Berlin. Foundry
M.t.xtl8'A0 1 Ultan8 OF
ENGINES, .BOILERS, MILL
MACHINERY, (Cc.
Small upright Engines &
Boilers a specialty.
For rootlet partiouiara app! y to
I Ikon 8 Cott Berlin.
FONH.1TLE, NW:SERIES.
sea'0'lxor.argoof in (hit 1 1128
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t, I Aorta
SALESMEN WAVED,
To Dacha Woo* ad Oman am Ball 88108
stesayempionnontetaxecl 0aiartoo to alt
willtugto work. Ai11)1 AVE W0rsl3N eau
havop10480nl,
WORK THE YEAR ROUND.
(0004 Routs aro Nato Late Kull 086 19 0,08 pan!
1han311 011 expensed.
"wen asodaueateaso, 100(10(154
s1ett111 i1 AWINItabtlINOt.m.
TORONTO, ONT,
A GREAT 011A.i('J( 30
EH MONEY 1
001131 worth a largo 0)1m 03 money 111 )tree,
Ton will and 1,01.:I1 F0140Uli13 IN
01111 CIIICULAN.
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Ti) }L4 .li'Ii MONEY.
r 'Tarme uud Oat(' 0rao,---. Ycn hill 3 nd
our 1:100011 ar n Print.', .i (; art 1
0114)i 10EaT rrn.tasunge c0.,
St. Co11woiuos,Ontario, Canada,
MONEY TO LOAN,
P iiS1VA.91rXi: 1t+'31'N3)kd,
$20,000
OS
3notva0o tondo haTo tarsi boon toloaod to m
tamp}3 Poo la 000ta10at at
.At 7 Per Cent.
llovrow00( ono Aiwa thair Lror.o o<ae1QA3
in tbllac daysiYi8Wo is sabisfnotany(,
Apply 10
E. F.. WADE,