The Brussels Post, 1897-10-8, Page 3Om8, 1891
Town Directory.
lki3LVxL7e3 C3lmROn,—Sabbath Eeryleers
at 11 a m and 7,00 p, in. Sunday Reboot
at 2:80 p m. Rev, John Rose, 13 A,
pastor.
Se. Jon8's Onnnen.—Sabb(1th Servioee
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday Soho
at 2;80 p, m, 11ev.,Geo, J. Ahoy, Mown -
bent,
Meeetonrse Cannan,—Sabbath Seralem)
at 10;80 a In and 7:00 p m, Sunday
Sohool at 2:30 p m. Rov. S. J. Allin,
pastor.
BO3IAN °ATnML10 Onuncn,—Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, ab
10:30 a m. Rev Joseph Kennedy,
priest,
SALVATION Attars:.--Servioo at 7 and 1i
a m and 8 and p m on Sunday and
every evening in the weak at 8 o'clock, at
the barraoks.
Onn Fannows' Loma every Thursday
e evening, ht Graham's block,
MAe0NI0 LODam Tuesday at or before
fall moon, in Garfield blook.
A 0 U W LOWS on the 8rd
Friday evening of eaoh month, in Bine.
hilt's block.
C O F LoDan 2nd and last Tuesday
evenings of each month, in Blaehill'a
block.
'2nd and last Friday in Ocla
Fellows' Hall.
L 0 L let Monday in every month
in Orange Hall.
SONG or SCOTLAND 1st and 3rd Tue.days of each mouth, in Odd Fellows'
Stall,
K. 0. T. M, LODGE, 2nd and 4bh Tues.
days of each month, in Odcl Fellow's Hall.
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, let
and Ord Mondays of each month in Blas -
bill's Hall.
A 0 F, 1st and 3rd Mondays of each
month in Odd f'ellow's Hall.
Roam CntoLe, End and 4th Friday even-
ings in Blashill'a Hall.
POST Orrroa,-08ico hours from 8 a,
m. to 6:80 p. m.
MEOImmas' INaTITNTc.—Library fn
Ifelmee' block, will he open from 8 to 8
o to c
0 0lm.l ucln0s a s
V d and 8:80 to "
p,o
y
end 6 to 8 Saturdays. Slice Minnie kat: -
Naughton, Librarian.
Town Co0Nou.,—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
Geo. Baeker, Geo. Thomson, R. Lea-
therdale and R, G, Wileon, Councillors ;
F. S. Scott, Clerk; Thomas 1l;e1ly,
Treaaaror ; 11. Eiugeton, Assessor and J,
T. Roes, Collector. Board meets the 1st
Monday in each month.
Senors BOARD.—A. Koenig, (chair-
man,) D. C. Ron, J. G. Skene, Jae.
Turnbull, A. -Conley and F. Van -
stone, Sec. -"Trona., R. 11, Ross.
Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each
month.
Punnso ScnooL Tcecntes.—J. II. Cam-
eron, Principal, Loon Jackson, Miss
Downey and Aliso Ritchie.
BOARD OT IINALTIL—Reeve Herr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T, Farrow and Wm.
Jewitt. Dr. McNaughton,' Medical
Health OMeer.
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RAPTUROUS
The following poem was sent to a
young man iu Toronto by a Hamilton
girl, who is full of fun. He read the be.
ginning in rapture and only towards the
Met did he discover the proximity of the
imminent, deadly breach
Press me closer; all my own ;
Warms my heart for thee alone.
Every nerve responsive thrills ;
Each ogress my being fills.
Rest and penoo in vain I crave ;
In eataoy I live, thy clave.
Dower'd with hope, with promise blest,
Thou dost reign upon my breast.
Closer still, for I am thine ;
Burps my heart, for thou art mine,
Thou the message, I the wire—
I the furnace, thou the fire -
1 the servant, thou the master—
Roaring, red-hot mustard plaster.
THE BOY OF THE HOUSE.
He was the boy of the house, you know,
A jolly and rollioking lad,
He wee never tired, and never sick,
And nothing could make him sad.
If be started to play at sunrise
Not a rest would he take at noon ;
No day was so long from beginning to end,
But hie bedtime came to soon.
Did some one urge that he make lees noise,
He would say with a saucy grin ;
"Why, one boy alone doesn't make much
stir—
I'm sorry I isn't a twin 1
"There's two of twine -0, it must be fun
To go doublo at everything;
To holler by two, and to run by twos,
To whistle by two; and to sing 1"
His laugh was something to make you
glad,
So brimful was it of joy.
A consoienae he had, perhaps, in his
breast,
But it never troubled the boy.
Yon met him out in the garden path,
With the terrier ab lire heals ;
You knew by the shout he hailed 'you
with,
How happy a youngster feels.
The maiden auntie was half distraught
At his Woks at the days went by,
"The most mischievous child in the
world 1"
She said, with a shrug and a sigh.
Elle father owned that her words were
true,
And his mother declared each day
Was putting wrinkles into her face,
And was turning her brown bait gray.
Hie g.own•np sister referred to him
As a trouble, a trial, a grief ;
"The way he ignored all rules, " she said,
"Was aomethieg beyond belief."
But it never troubled the boy of the
house,
a reveled in elatter and din,
Asci had only one regret in the World:—
That
orld—That be hadn't been born a twin.
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There's nobodymakinganise to•da
'Thare'e nobdy star ing the 0000,
There'll an awfni silence, npetaira and
down,
There's traps on the wide hall door.
Tho terrier's wining ant in the sun—
,lWhere'e my ommeade 2" he seems 30
' says
Turn your plaintive eyes away, little dog,
There's no frolic for you today.
The freokle•faoed girl from the house
next door
Is sobbing her young 24%03 out I
Don't city, little girl, yep'% soon forget
To Mise the lough and the shout.
The grownup sister is kissing his fano,
And calling him "darlings" and "sweet,"
The maiden aunt is holtffel Ole chose
That he wore on hieis feet,
How etrangely quiet the little form,
With the haude on lin frown croeeod 1
Not folcl, nob a flower, out of plaoo,
Not a abort curl rumpled and tossed 1
So solemn and still the big house eeeme—
No loughtor, no racket, no din,
No startling shriek,' no wetter piping out :
"I'm sorry I isn't a twin i"
There's a man and a woman, pale with
grief
As the woarieotno momonte creep ;
0 I the louotinese touches everything—
The boy of the house le asleep.
Secretary Cooper's Address at
Co. C. E. Union.
The following ie a copy of the excel
address given by Secretary A. T. Co
at the repeat Obrietian Endeavor G
vention held at Clinton
Luke, 13-19—"It 'is like a grain
mustard seed which a into took and
into his garden, and it grew and wax
great tree, and the fowls of the air lod
in the branohea of it." These few 1
give a brief and most acenrate aceon0
the beginning and the progress of Chr
Ian Endeavor. Wonderful indeed
been its growth. Paul has planted,
polos has watered, but God has given
increase. Yea, verily, the mustard a
cast in Dr. Olark'e garden, the Willis
church, sixteen years ago, has waxed
great tree. And so the seed of
"Huron County Ohrieetaie Lndea
Union,"
tl:i.nted 1'v • t•�
live L
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rpt
forth by a few repreeentatixe young p
pis, has taken root and 'by God-giv
growth has become an immense tr
with sburdy branches spreading their
fluenoe all over thio noble County.
As every plant has a root, so eve
Endeavor Sbuiety has a root. Rather
tette three roots—the pledge, the Co
seoration meeting, and a eyetena of 00
mittsos by which ite practical service f
Christ is performed. You might as w
expect a plant to grow strong and vigo
oaa if you hack away at its roots, 05
Endeavor Society to grow,atro0g witho
these cardinal prineiplay. The fund
mental purpose of Ohristfan .Endeavor
to raise the standard among our you
people of outspoken devotion and co
secreted serviee. This idea is embodi
in our Covenant pledge and this id
makes our Covenant imperative in
Christian Endeavor Society. Th
movement is not a conglomeration
every kind of young peoples' societies,
is a movement for the spread of defini
Meng, which God has owned and blesse
Lob us see how the tree iris grown. I
1802 there were 16 Societies ; in 1803, 2
ocietlee ; 1891, 50 societies ; 1805, 6
ocietiea ; 1896. 88 societies. Now w
lave 100 Societies, with a membership o
103, to which add 10 Senior Sociutie
with 581 members, making a great tota
f 110 Sooieties, with a membership o
687. Let 0e remember, however, th
where muoh is given much shall be ex
eoted. .The Junior branch of this ire
Jaime our first attention. God be praie
d for its growth. There are now i
=rice over 15000 Junior Sooieties, an
t is only a few years since the first on
as organized. In our County Unio
e reported i-4 Junior Sooieties in 1894
Junior Societies in 1805; 9 Junior So
ietiea in 1896 ; and this year 10. It i
ue we were awarded the Junior Benne
t the Ottawa Convention last. year, bu
is also true that our progress in in
oduaiog these Junior Sooieties has been
cry slow. Just look at the faote-10
pang Peoples Societies and only 1
unior. Why this is 1 otinnot say. Has
been the fault of the President or
eoretary 7 I rather think not. Can we
of place the responsibility at the door of
oh Society where a Junior Society is
of already in exiatenoe, This, I believe,
where it bslonge, and until the Young
septa wake up to the importance and
eoessity of having a Junior Soofety in
ery church of our County, we have not
arned one Very important lesson that
od bas for 0e.
This will not allow me to deal exten-
vely with this branch of our tree, but I
En praying that the address of this after -
on, and the remarks that may follow
ay be so riveted on the heart of (moll
legatee, that you may return, to your
speotive homes determined io have a
ntor Society, and ae a result at least 25
w societies may be enrolled during the
ming year.
Other branobes of the tree are the
al Unions, to the number of five—
dorich, Clinton, Soaforth, Wingham
d Blyth. The following its a list of
oldies having a membership of 75 or
er :—Clinton, Presbyterian, 75 ; Sea-
tb, Presbyterian, 83 ; Exeter, Main
Methodist, 88 ; Brusseie, Presbyter-
, 95 ; Goderiah, Presbyterian, 07 ;
easels, Methodist, 09 Centralia,
thodiet, 100 ; Hensel!, Presbyterian,
Lumley, 1,'reebybarien, 101 ; Olin -
Ontario St. Methodist, 104 ; Gode.
1i, North St. Methodist, 104 ; 13lybb,
eebyterian, 13.0 ; Clinton, Ratbenbury
Methodist, 148. At the Dominion
nvsntion held in Ottawa last October,
tau County held a high position in
statistical report presented by Score-
y Morris. In number of Societies we
od first among the different County
ions of the Province ; in increase of
ietiea we stood first ; iu total number
members we stood first ; in oontribu-
ns for Provincial support we stood
.end. Ae to the Provincial support it
uld be clearly understood thab the
tributione are purely voluntary, and
1 the money given 15 055d entirely for
vineial worst. The amounts which
Sooietiaa have pledged to give should
ant threat to W. J. Doherty, Peovia-
Treaeurer, London. Different de.
(nations are represented in our
ion, Methodist, Preebyterian, Tipi0oo-
an, Baptist and Congregational. Of
110 Societies, 58 Y. P. and 10 Junior
Methodist ; 88 Presbyterian ; 6
saepalia0 ; 2 Baptist ; 2 Congrega.
ti al. Our motto is entirely suitable to
great Union true, The euceessee of
past year only emphasize it, for they
all of Christ and of Christian fra-
ity. It is a motto that toile of one
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wbieh pointe backward to past anooese
a motto that shows the only road
future victories, a motto whiolt tells al
of our leadership and oar brotherha
hero 11 is, take it 011rietinn Bndenvo
and Epworth Leaguers and live by it f
another bwolvo menthe. One is ya
master, even Christ, and all ye a
Urethan, And the glo0ioue fruit of titre
tree, what are some of them 9—System
etio Bible etudy, denominational loyal
inbeneified, paetoro encouraged, Sunda
aehools enlarged, ollura!t sorvinee attend-
ed,
tten
ed, midweek prayer meetings sustained,
cottage prayer meolluge inaugurated,
young men prepared for roeponeible posi-
tions in the ahurob, wonderfn,. growth of
interdenominational fellowandp,increased
givings to the cause of Missions, and that
leads me to mention the amount Given to
Missions by the different societies of the
0oenty daring the past year, viz,, 3850.
Ib is a plank of the Christian Endeavor
platform that the causes to which the
societies give should bo those approved
by the donominatioue to which the so-
aleties belong, thus the sooietioe avoid
recognition and support of indep dant
y
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0*, Rev, Mr. Whidden, of Autigonieh, bee
to am:opted the eels gent him by the mem-
Ute bars of the Galt Baptist church, 10 be
cid. their pastor, He will enter on his duties
rut ou ihu 1st of Outober
or I RAUL's Olover hoot, the great Blood.
ur I ,Purilior gives freedmen and eloarneee to
re the complexion and mires constipation,
• I25 ole, 50 ole and 21.00. Sold by Jaime
"nx, Druggist, Bruosels,
ty fire on Satuicbay morning destroyed
y I Nine'e livery stables, Tooewater, and to
d• i Utonk of frame buildinge oaoupied as
gropery stores and Meet:. The total
loan will amount to about 21000.
'I'be Montreal Star publishes the fol.
lowing epoolal oabio :—"London, Sept. '
25th,..-.Lteutenant.Govornor illoIntosh, of
the Northwest Territories, returne to
Canada today, Hie health le greatly
imrv•
0 0,1. i
TI s honor r will r
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is
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poeftfon to which he was appointed in
1893, to accept the preferred manager-
ship in British Columbia of a leading
British financial oorporatiou, One year
of tie term as Lieutenant•Governar is
thus unexpired. The position which
Mr. lIcicilntoeh aocepbe is understood to
be a very advantageous cue,"
At Marray Lake, a email ecttlemont 10
miles north of lbtaniwrlti, Quo., two
farmers named Napoleon Roy and Jerry
Brosnan met last Saturday evening bo
have a game of croquet, which is the
'thief amusement among the settlers i,n '
that vicinity. The play was progressing
nicely until a quarrel arose over one of
the rules governing the game. Being
enraged, Bremen, with his mallet,
streak Roy a terrible blow on the head,
knocking him down and rendering him
unoonsolons. Friends iutorvensd and
the injured man was removed to hie
home, where Drs. Comeau and Mulligan
were immediately. summoned. Roy is
still in an unconscious condition and no
hopes are held out for his recovery.
Roy is a married man with a family of
ten small children. Broesean is a young
man of about 18.
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and irresponsible movements. And wh
does this C. E. tree grow ? It 15 benne
there has been a deepening of the spirit
ua1 life that this mustard teed has waxed
a great tree. Mord and more are its
fertilizing evangelistic inf uenaee giving
berth to new converts, now workers, new
soul savers, tinder God's guidance.:: Dur-
ing the last year it ie estimated that over
300,000 have joined the ohurohee from
the Young Peoples' Sooietiaa of America,
about 200 of which are from Huron So.
cieties. What a ransomed host. What
a blessed testimony to God's; grape and
proof of fidelity to Hie ahuroh. Yes, the
Christian Endeavor tree grows. Its bap
root, the active mombera pledge, which
reaohee dawn into the soil made rich by
God's word, id sending up, growing near.
sr and nearer to the heavens above, its
mighty, sturdy trunk. For Christ and
the plumb. And awning 10001 all de-
nominations, we are now in our Sixth
Annual Convention, gathered together
under then spreading branches, crowned
With o, blessed eased fruit me
wad with united
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heart ca andvoice
praising God that at it i ,
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of ware that
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th forth his fruit in his some.
The world does not yet know what God
can do through a fully consecrated organi-
zation. Chriaticn Endoavorer hear that
and realize he vast importance. It is for
yon to show what God Dan do through a
movement dedioabed unselfishly to him.
We have the infinite might of the infinite
God to use. We have Omnipotence to
draw upon. "Talc and ye shall receive."
Men lived for generations on the lid of
the world's greatest diamond vault in
South Africa and never know of the
priceless gems beneath their feet. Eleo-
triaity has been a mighty but dormant
power in this world since Adam first
walked in paradise, bat until Franklin
flew his kite no mea realized that there
was a subtle, unseen power sufficient to
turn every wheel, drive every cart, and
light every city in the world. But 00,11
was. There is a mine of undiscovered
wealth on whose edge you are treading.
There le a might ineeneoivalele which you
may have for the asking. It ism treasure
of the Spirit's abiding proseuoe, it is the
might of God's power which he offers to
the humble and oontrits heart Will
you take it ? Will you use it for the
coming of the 111110dom ? The sixth
year of organised effort under the "Huron
0. E. Union," whose white, unwritten
page we open to morrow, will show how
you and I have answered this question.
Homely Hints.
The pioture farmer may be the better
artiste
often puts forth the brightest
blossoms.
It is far easier'to he true to art than to
nature.
When the strong err they generally
lin to boot.
Paint never oonoeale a blush on the
face it covers.
One pen is more trustworthy that 100
memories,
The fool is the only one that does not
fear responsibility.
Glimpses of heaven are sometimes
caught by looking down.
There is once in awhile a church that
makes poor Polka feel as if they were in a
cold storage house.
Canadian Nee wet.
Dr. Moloy has opened out a private
hospital at Ingersoll.
So far 31,700 stook has bean subscribed
for the new rink in Preetoo.
Milton plum growers oomplaiu that on
account of the glut in the city markets it
does not pay to pick and ship their fruit,
anis a good deal of it will be left to rot
on the trees.
Wm, Scott, who for twentythree years
has been notion foreman for the Grand
Trunk Railway at Moorefield, has been
dismissed, W. Lockhart, of Palmerston,
will succeed bits ab Moorefield.
John Rattio, Liberal M.P.P., Turtle
)fountain, one of the oldest members of
the Manitoba Legislature, is dead, He
did probably more bhnn any other roan
to introduce dairying into this country.
He formerly resided ab Tseewater,
Ontario.
Two neonds of peaches, penes and
grapes left Grimsby the abet. day, The
frust will go on from Montreal by the
st`reamshhip Merriman From Bristol the
rail journey to London takes live hours,
There will be cold storage all the way
from Grfm6by to London. A emend
shipment was made from Montreal on
Saturday. Canadian fruit growers are
tnuoh concerned in the result of the ex-
periment now made for the first time.
There wag a lively MOTO 00 Dundee
street, London, between Richmond end
Olaronce, Sattotday evening, A demure
looking billy goat was walking alone up
the street, and amen was putting a pane
of glees in a store window al about the
earns time and place. The goat made a
rear•end ehargo at the glazter, wito wits
as "oompletely taken by surprise" as if
he had been presented with an address
and a gold -Beaded cane. Tho collision
shattered his nerves and the glue too.
He had n0 time to respond, foe the goat
darted into the European hotel and pto-
eeeded to make things lively in the bar-
room. A patron who had just called
for
a Borntwo of f he
g o them from the. goat
while his back woe turned. Billy was
finally induood to leave, and on molting
the street started to snake friends with
P. 0. Tuko. The big policeman did not
appreciate his advanoes and after a
hard tussle eu8eeded in arresting hie
gaabship and taking him t0 a safe place.
8 00
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To persons who make the greatest num.
ber of words out of the phrase, "Patent
Attorney Wedderburn." For particulars
addreso the National Recorder, Washing.
ton, D. 0, 5.8
Analog Order of VDU Workmen,
This'old and prosperous Fraternal Asso c
atter,
tto the publlc their popular and econ-
omical
rates to worthy mess, at the very low
rate of about 98,00 per 61,000 per annum,
1'bo "'workmen" Promptly Pay Death
Claims and expect a large increase to its
members now that those American Mine
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can.
adieus,
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Reoorder ; J. A, ORI.IG1;TON,F'luaueler,
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AND-
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOE SALE AT MB
Brussels Planing hills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
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at Short Notice.
Estimates Furoiehed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
J. & P. AIVIENT,
Iia CI. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
Good Workmanship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
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ROYAL 1lAtL STEAMSHIPS,
Between New York and Liv,srylool, via
Queenstown, every WsolleOday.
As the steamers of thin line 0500V only a
strictly limited nun/ bet fa the r'ise'r 11136
07000)16 CABIN aoaoulm0datio05, intending
passengers
for are
is necessary at 11118 see
son. 100* plan 5, ratee, eta., applyto
W. H. Kerr,
Agent, Brussels,
Cal:lark Nis
Medal and Diploma at World's Fair.
Ref, your druggist for Ayer's Sarsaparilla
1000
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�1;�2P SlUl1
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Botcher Shop in the
OMAN BLOCS, BRVSSSLS,
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public ppa�zUaraut71
tt ojnamge gasolliiciteed.
PflfC>iAa
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town..
Will =tare
a well man
of 5f'''J1,7:
Most *11050005 Tint Ar052
saS0LT0 It1 roes wr.F'.se.
L 1005E cores an )arum,, filer neer. .510501ou-
nese. Tailing Memory, N1gh'1y 5n:!. a10nx, e3r,rmo-
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a1v00 vigor and eIre to serankca mans, anis
eufdny but onro__llyrestoreo0,;,- 3 ,Jrnoon 10 o/d
or 50u80. ties 0000018 1 ynu svin craw strong
andel Ceppy artale, seat tY moll 15 plain INS; Rad 0(010503 naiad from 84000x61101. It00nr
Carded in 0001 010000 rather
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McLEOD'S
—'AND oenen—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleoplessness,,Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Nenr•
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregnlaritiee and General De-
1111fty.
LABORATORY, OODE1 UCH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
9bld by;stts, Fox, Druggist, Druseela.
T
JUST TWO ITEMS
THIS WEEK, VIZ. :
The Balance of Cur
O
113. ten's
ag211` .k.s
WiLL BE CLEARED
OUT AT COST.
Bankrupt Stook of
HOTLt 1y
t
UMS
That will be sold away
below Original Cost,.
They start!as Low as
50o.
OST '...flOKT(1
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