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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1890.
•ODDFELLO WS'
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We herewith give a synopsis of the ser.
mon delivered last Sabbath to the Oddfele
lows in the Baptist oburoh, The Rev l‘ir
Priest took 'for his text Galatians
"Bear ye one another's burdens."
We are assmbIeJliu the Divine presence
s " this afternoon ;Inieormnemoration of the
,
ilet anniversary of the establisbrent of
• Ameriean Ochlfellewship. To me it is
extremely approprgaik that a soeiety whorls
foriodatiori priaciples are essentially chrittt.
tian, should conunriorate their aoniver-
eery by Divine worship. These 71 years
have been with yOu as an organization,
years of wondroiltertrwth ; years in which
1011 have been permitted, to accomplieh
much foe the elleviatien of want and for
the cheer of the distressed. and barea,ved.
During this time many a gaping wound of
suffering humanity bas been bound up
with the ointment of human sympathy:
Mealy a widow and fatherless family lute
had the star a bops rise in their inidnig
gloom, '
Organized in Me, with fiye members,
your society now numbers 650,000. Dur-
ing this interval upward of See,000;000
hare been expeeded in the relief of its
menthere. By last yeer'e report 1 notice
that in Ontario 'alone the membership
numbers nearly 17,000 and the amount
expended for relief in 1830 amounted to
abont§s2,00o. Well may you "rejoice in
your past, be proud of your present, and
be hopeful of ,yoar fetere,"e It is not my
purpose to eetogize' your society. Were
alty eulogy necessary the facts that I have
already stated are sufficient and are far
cr)rc4lt4ueus than any words of praise
that might utter, "A tree is Rao WU by
Mush of the fruit that your
111eti tat= had borne cannot btt cal' forth
the akirriiration Of even your sternest op-
ponents.. Whilst 1 do not profess to be a
"oociobY Mau," 1 annot be forgetful of
• the noble and beneficent work that you
have bean enabled to perform.
But, brethren. there is a danger of be,
coming interested and engrossed in the
abstract organization airs of losing sight
partially at least of the priuciplee ev Inch
the orgauization holds and wbih alone
entitle it to au etistenee. There is a pre-
vailing danger of gathering around the
istn instead of•the principles that cons*
tute the ism. & society has a right to an
existence only as it exists for the further-
anee of some principle or principles.
And itc so far as the society, ins bUea With
these principles curies out the spirit of
them in so far is it worthy of, onfidenee
and esteem. Your motti, "Priesidship,
Love and Truth," well embodies the
principles you as an Order profess tp
advoeate, the principles of rre.ternity.
The words that 1 have chosen to address
you train this afternoon are but the /AIM-
' tical application of these principles. And
in so far a4 you are obeying this injunction
in so f tr are you Mae to the prinoipter: ef
,yoar Order. "Bear yo cum another's but.
dens."
Life wi tic all les grand peesibi titles brisA
its Orden* to all. True with some the bur.
dens are heavier thuu welt-otherYet to
nue arid all -there femme timesof tentptatioe,
of morrow or euffering,of bereavement. The
teaching of the Apostle itt that by loving
sympathy, by active bre, b protietti
ltriettenity, we ale to Share each other's
burdee. to lighten each other's loud. Our
`Savior iltusrrates the duty by I/leper:chic
et the Geous'fabartuta. A more complete
tixdnomnrehotisiveilloetration is found in
the life of our Sevieut himself. n* osine
totOldie tnpevea!Gocl fiee Men, but Mae to
,revertl try men by st living illustration the
reiationalt.p he should occupy and the
Pe* at ienntuot he mbould pursue towards
foll4vo. 1:0$41110 1144 In it 701t
4111
. •
seer *living eXeMplitiotion of tide ditty
The needy or Offering never appeated to
aim in YAW* His hod Was ever outetrefeli-
ed in blowing. He not only died,butHe alga
lived for Others. Bearing one atietlier'e
Ordeue le not perfunctorily voting relief
to the distreseed,lent toolted br the Christ
spirit voluntarily and joyfully torifloing
ourselves for our fellows.
Tine duty we owe to our fellows. We
are all metithere of One universal family
God is our Coromou )the, and as • mom-
beg of the otto Brotherhoed, ettoli bas a nu
claim upon the other, There is a very
large sense iu which you are your brother's
keeper. This is a moral obligation Worn.
holt upau every son of ,A.darn's roe and
to ignore it is simply nothing more
than being morally diebonest.
Not only eo, but thin duty is necessary
tor a man's own devlopreeut: What so
mean, what so dwarfed, as "the man con -
centered all in self." The most exalted
typeeo manhood nave been those who
forgetful of self have lived for their fel-
lroWii, What better exempla could we
have of tine than the case of the Apostle
Paul, The rule of the Kingdom is that as
we bless others( we ourselves are blessed,
that as we seek to uplift our fellows we
ourselves are lifted nearer God .
Not only so, but brethren, we are going
to live over in eternity all the memorials
of life. What a joy to have clustering
around those memories. deeds of kindness,
acts of love Whitt a joy to know that
something we have said or done or given
has mule it easier for some other lost man
to behold the Lamb of God, to reach a
throne iu the Ilingdom of God 1
HoW eau we earry out this injunction ?
I reply, first by realiziug the relationship
existing between ourselves thud our fel-
lows. By realizing that between or-
selvee and our fellows there exists the
bond of brotherhood. I am aware that it
is by no :neaps easy to practically realize
this, Our prejudices a re so deeply rooted
iu our systems.. It may not be u easy
thing to some of us to rea lize that the
savage Indian, the squalid. Bsquimitux,
the heatheu (rhinee, the sable African, are
our brothers. Ourieaste prejudice makes
it difficult for us to recognize in the
humble laborer, the poor: beggar ou the
street, a brother. Yet, notwithstanding,
thus the word of truth teaches nee that
there is no human behig, no •matter o
what clime or color, im matter bow low
slink in sin, uo matter how high or how
low he may be in. the 80°40 scale, but be•
tween him and me there exists a fraternal
tie,°the bond of brotherhood. There was
a caving itt of an embankment itt Loudon,
close by 'Victoria Park. Workmen were
buried under the send and were tunotber
itig. Upon the sidewalk stood one specta-
tor ottreleeely contemplating the disaster
ea if he had, uo interest in it. Some one
hurried up tzi him, pale as a sheet; calling
him by name, he whispered, "Your brother
ties under there 1" No Urging was needed
then, no lack of interest, the man sprang
to his duty, Brethren, your brothers need
your sympathy and steeistanoe. The
troubles that threaten society today,
socialism, the labot question, and the
multitude other perplexing problems will
never be settled until mail canoes to
recognize in his fellow man, a brother.
Again we can carry out this iej unction by
oultiyating love for one auother, 'Unless
love reign in the beart, this duty wbioli is
the practical evidence of such love existing,
cannot be performed. Love is a plot
taut grows by eultivation.
Unitivate this previous plant and as it
grows so will it evidetice itself iu the
Christian duty,
Moreover above all, the enirit of Christ
must dwell in our heeds: we =1st have
dome into touch with Him. His life, His
love must be flowing through us a this
duty is to be performed. He who is the
centre and source ot all good must reign
and rule in your heart.
Brethren, the principles that you as a
society profess to hold are noble, elevating
and Christian. But mark you, the only
principles that you or I really hold, are
rho principles that exert all influence
upon our lives, that influence our eonduot.
You profess to be au Oddiellovv. You are
a, true Oddfellow in only so far act, yea ex.
tend the band of sympathy to the Melt mid
buffering, as yoe treat all maukind as
brethree, as yen "Bear one auother's bur.
dens."
WINGH414 lgABEETS,
• Wiseman, May 1, 1890,
Corrected tO• T. time, Produce Preesr.
A 2 50 tO 250
0 76 to 000
0 76 to 000
28 te 00
86
* 60 62
4 .i1i, 20 to 25
12 to 14
12 to 14
8 to 0
1 24 to 1 00
6 00 to 000
Fume per 10015il.
Pall wheat per bushel, •
Spring 'y
Oate. • •
Barley
Peas,
Petatoinf,
Butt/or, tub
(to Anita,
V,gga per dozen,
Wood per cord,
nay per ton,
MERS ATTEN
A m
—1'0 W
wilf be held le
(LiridaY) evenidg, at
dug of the Refer
F
J A 0
o'nlo
Delegates siti be
Convention to be.
at -d other rumor
the meeting.
8.0
large a
t of the
0 If A
.ton's law oleo this
ted to attend the Reform
a ooderleh on Sionday next,
:4 mat rs wili be brought before
n4itnoe is roan
a•President.
t
110/0HRTS012,
Secretary.
EQUAL RIGHTS
ASSOQIATION.
A. Convention of the friends of the above
Association will bo held in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON,
ON,
•
TUESDAY, MAY
AT 1030 e. re.,
For the purpose of completing local organization and
the formation of a County Brandi, A representative
member of the Provincial
and address the Convent n.
A public meeting wi a held in the evening in the
Town Hall, at 8 o'o ek, when addresses will be do -
livered 00 5501 ou lon's agitated by the Association.
A representati of 16 or 20 hem mil neencleslitY
is desired.
By autho ty of the
sedation will be pr*soLt
Cif to • 4pril, 1890.
Car.INTY OF HURON TEACHERS'
EXAMINATIONS, 1990.
Primary (80:1) and Junior leaving and retie
Matriculation (2n4) Examinations at the Collegiate
institutes and High Schools in the County, on Tues-
day, tith July, 8.40 a,su. ; Senior luuvhtg and flown
Matriculation (1st 0), Tuesday, July 1655, 8.40 a. 01.
Candidates who wish to write at either Clinton or
Seaforth must notify D, NI, Mallech, Esq., 1, A.
Schools, Clinton P, 0.; not later than zlnd of
stating which of the two schools they intend to
write at; and those who wish to write at Gederiell
must notify .1, E. Ton,, Esq., I. P. Schools, Goderich
P. 0., at the same date. The notice twist be an-
companied by a fee of 0100. No name will be for.
*yarded to the Department unless the foe is paid.
Head masters of the Collegiate Institutes and Bigii
Schools will please send the applications of their
candidates to the inspector of the divisions in which
the Collegiate Institues or High Schools are situated.
Forms application may be had from the Ieispeo.
tors • Secretary, PETER ADAMSON,
Secratary B. Examiners.
oderieh, April este, 1890.
Ex -Cosi. or Pao's,. Assee.
TO
$25 REWARD.
The above' and Calle paid for any person who
will give ser stiuh iforttiition as will lead to the appre-
hension um conviction of the party or parties who
burglario y entered the Winglzoni Public School
between le hour of 4 II,ni Saturden 26th APO1 and
the fol wing Monday morning.
Ily Qrder 01 550 Bosom, 130.411D.
OM, April 2655, 1890.
Cheap Property.
Two choice Lots, well fenced, on the cornq of
Folick and srtarecietsioWrigrox; 1214z1v:11,,,
tex'evellensit ready
up. Also quantity of
lumber. WUS be told cheap.
D, 11. GORDON,
Te
ders Wa ed.
Tenders vi he received by the dersigned up to
4 o'elock p. 1. on Monday, May 555, 1890, tor the
erection of a
BRICK MBTHODI CHURCH,
with Stone Be merit in t e 'Village of Bluevale.
Plans and ape 'notions my ba seen at the Oleo
of Joseph Leech, lucva , on and after the 22nd of
April, er at the o 0 the anchiteet, Mr W E Bin-
ning, Listowel.
Tenders wil
e rec 'red for the civhole cOntrart,
or separatel „viz, Cal enter work; painting glitz -
Mg and 5' smith work; d for the brick and stone
work a plastering. ,The owcst or any tender not
. arily accepted. •Satis dory security required
or the proper completion alt a work.
JOSEPH .EtiCH,
Secretary, Trustee Board.
Bluevale, April 16th, 1890,
To Breeders.
•
The llolstein.Prieslan
•HURON LAD, No. 11660
Registered in the fourth volume of the Holstein
Friesian nerd Book, wilibe kept for service during
the season ef 1800 at Lot 11, Concession 1, 'Morris.
Terms --$1.60 for grade cows; thoronghbred Hol-
stein cows, 820; with the privilege of returning; 50
be be paid at tiro° of service. •
JOHN' A MeDIVEN,
Morris, Apr1181'10880-
The iindersighed offer:,
lots on Outcast Endo of .1
75, containing 12 acre WI
Wass orchard, etc, ie to
Winghant, will
phaser, for 01,2
old on .c
For forthe
JAt M
o three valuable park
trent, Lots 80, 81 and
good buildings, first.
,situated in Lower
eros to suit pur.
r pa radars apply to
oCLI AN,
Whiten oh p, o,
Property for Sale
14 W014
Theundstslgned effete ter sale his rlwellberbouse
and (Me Or mere floras of liked, es purchaser may
require, Th*property 18 hied( 10eittitir and will bo
w
void on renabloterms, ;for ullParticulltr%
to the ovrit*rr. •
/AMP; ANGUS.
Apit (Rho 180,
Pleasant Valley Apiary.
PUBS ITALIAN QUEENS
, von SAL1i.
vestedqueris, during MaY ....•.. 00
during June 1 75
Untested queens, atter June 1 00
or 6 untested, Queens after Juno 1655 4 00
I also have a quantity of tired hites Andric:All
hives for
Carpenter work attended to in all its branches with
tioatness and despatch.
gETEll A. MILLER,
Wingham, Ont.
ALLAN LINE
ILOVA.L MAIL STEAMS111138,
Aro Intbsided to SW every week from
Montreal and.Quebec,
TO Derry. and Liverpool.
frit ul1bn ot the sesson, &minus, may. 7th,
krraImatrltgVinDpiae'riIZ10* 81,
OADINs *60. 70 and $80, Accordivig to'istation,
trocrootoms,*28. Intermediate Includes all romd.
sltsi Mr thovoyage. Steerage at lowest rates, ske.
comitodation unsurpaesed,
1' 56s can embark at Montreal.
Apply to Wig A. WAN, Montreal, or
RNII:g DAVIS, Wnlophst,
ALL READ
SPRING at° I! ill
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Our
Dress. Goods Department
Has ecomebfamous for immense variety of colors and styles, and at all
- plieee in
IIBNRMTTAS, FAILLE, FANCY I'LAIDS (BLACK AND COLOBBB), MABVBIL-
LEAUX PoliGuE LUXOR.
We fail todiscover a single weakness in aur Dress Goods.
OUR
1
PRINTS
take in all the novelties of the season.'
ORDERED. CLOTHNNC.
Our Tweed Department is well stocked in all the newest stylei and
makes, Don't fail to examine our large and attractive stock before
.buying,
sr'
See our nobby
Hats, Ties, Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves and Collars.
CARPET AND LACE CURTAIN DEPT. 4
Big stock, cheap prices, WA goods in Brussels ; Tapestry;
Union and Hemp at lowest price.
We extend a cordial greeting to all to visit our store, examine -stodk,
get prices, and compare goods. No trouble to show goods.
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Advt.
NEXT WEEK
JUST OPENED. 7 -mm'
has just opened up a
General Provision arid Grocery Store,
nearly opposite the Market.
The stock consists of
Sugars, Teas, Tobaccos, Spices, Raisens, Currants
„ Dabs, rigs and Prunes, '
OANNZD GOODS OF ALL IONDS—Fruit, Peas, COM, St11110011,,
Corned Beef and 'Sardines.
All kinds of Biscuits. Dried Meats, risk tutter, Rggs and Liverpool
Salt. A full assortment of
CROCKERY AND %ASMARA
in sem or separate.
Itater, tges, Dried Meat, etc„ taken in exchange, ,At, Iva
buy for cash, we are nolo to Melt at the cheapest rates. By
caLIoti4tict inspecting our goods you will oblige
Wingbanii On
•
T
Out 'Lace Curie
Floor OH Clothe ex
this mouth, and
complete stock.
.every , time, when
sidered, Goods wi
fountain -head; are
Have you bou
Spring Suit yet?
li.un to the Bear.
fitted. We have
want for him eithe
or in goods by the
can get him a H
tame,
Ask for a May F
. BOB
TrIs Banat, May 9, 1
LOCAL
—Stratford will lett
--Honest goods at
honest people to buy,
jewelry store, next do(
--The Rineardine it
will play our juttiore li
cr
—The regular mon
abbe School Board
day evening next.
—To
—Quarterly rnectin
dueted iu the llietlaor
bath last, by the past
—Dress and rum
peotriptly and to ot
Baxter tee their home
opposite the old Poet
--A. number of b
Ma:Ionics Order attend
fate Mr Van:Mlle itt 1
'eeti:w!suFG
ritiiewrsituegriallaams
—& meeting will, b
hotel, MotatiAv
organize a quoit rin
the`forruatiou of echo
invited to attend:cell'
—A large delegate
earnpnient and Matt
attended divjue eery
Sunday last, in surer
fellows of that place
—Suet atrived-10
lernoes, also banana
other fruits at the S
e
—Tho eotureitteat
:securing of show gro
uWoeusst ee,r no nPra irr,id‘uVyi till. 6
M. A full cettend
quested.
e Saturday night-.
8, 10, 12ic ; Men's- a
Underwear, 50o 'So,
PtleTesh:tveMetttlili:diuu
'has been very. to
every night. On 5
Wednesday Morning
eardine, on Wednee
ground was covere
—A. nice line of
recoivedgluttli4Srmt.eGerai,
Wingbra
a.„
_4re‘4.4
held in Ritchie's Pla
at Which it *as doci
entertainment at At
011 Vriday evening,
3.0.„Oelck.A
l'ooppht,etibtitto
to Geo The:neon, 2
Wih
.--,"Itrtteretniettere re
Brititsh Coliimbia,it
fig Was recontVhel
$10 from IVIagbam. A
Were: Messrs T. 13
rluety, Prod Wrigh
11 isfurther stated
# 'tilt' airs in th,
*bete you, e8,11