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TUE BRUSSELS POST 3
Town Directory.
11S>tvz;.i CITurtcii, '::bbath 13crvieen
at 11 a m and 7;00 p.m, Sunday Sehool
at 2:80 p m. Rev. John hoes, B A,
pastor.
ST. Joust's Cunne — abb o vi
S ath S r nes
at 11 a 01 dd
and p m. u a o
7S n Spool
Y
at 2:30 p. m. Rev, Clem J. Ahoy, locum.
bent,
A1x:THODIST CrronnH,—Sabbath Services
at 10:30 a 111 and 7:00 p m, Sunday
Sohooi at 2:80 p m. Rot, S. J. ABM,
paator.
Rocas CATHOLIC CHouou,—Sabbath
ti orvioo thlrri Sunday in every month, at
10:30 a m. Rev Joseph Kennedy,
priest.
SALVATION MINT.—Sorvioo at 7 and 11
a m and 3 and8 p m on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 o'clock, at
the barracks,
ono risrd,ows' Lome every Thursday
evening, in Graham's brook,
Mescal° Loons Tuoaday at or before
fell moon, in Garfield bloolc.
4 0 • W Lowen on the 8rd
Friday evening of each month, in Blas.
hill's bloolc.
0 0 P Lenon 2nd and last Tuesday
evenings of eaoh month, in Blaehill'e
block.
I 0 1','2:0 end last Friday in Odd
Fellows' Hall,
L 0 L let Monday in every month
in Orange II -111.
SONS OF SCOTLAND, Set and 3rd Tues-
days of each month, in Odd Fellows'
Hall.
K. 0. T. M. Levan, and and 4th Tues-
days of each month, in Odd Fellow's Hall.
Canadian order of Chosen Friends, let
and 3rd Mondaye of each month in Blas.
hill's Hall.
A 0 F, 1st and 3rd Mondays of each
month in 000 Fellow'sll
Hall.
Howl Cxerkn, and and 4th Friday oven.
fags inBlaeniti's hall.
Peso OFnocE.—Ofiioe hours from 8 a.
m. to 6:30 p. m.
MnorcnNloo' INCTITUIE,—Library fn
Holmes' block, will be open from 0 to 8
o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 3:30 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Miss Minnie Mo -
Naughton, Librarian.
TowN Coovcm.—W. H. Xerr, Reeve ;
Geo. Baeker, Geo, Thomson, R. Lea.
therdale and 11. G. Wilson, Councillors ;
F. S. Scott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly,
Treasurer ; R. Kingston, Assessor and J.
T. Ross, Collector. Board meets the 1st
Monday in each month. •
Samoa Boann.—A. Koenig, (chair-
man,) D, O. Ross, J. G. Skene, Was.
Turnbull, A. Ooneley and Fl Van.
stone. Seo.-Treas., 11,. K. Rosa.
Meetings 2ud Fridev evening in eaoh
month.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAOTMEne,—J. H, Cam.
eron, Principal, Leon Jaokson, Miss
Downey and Mies Ritchie.
Benno oe HEALTH,—Reeve Kerr, Olerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and Wm.
Jewitt. Dr. MoNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
A NOVEMBER PROGRAM,
Ripe fruits, rich elreavee and golden corn,
And fragrant hay from meadows shorn
Are pressing into Plenty's horn
Until It runneth over.
But ohangeful winds, and leaden sky,
And frightened leaves that round us fly,
Are portents of a stranger night,
They .name him grave November.
Hie sober mien and garments gray
Oast no grim shadows o'er our way ;
With gladsome hearts we hail the day
He bids us to remember.
And while the menthe anointed stand,
Bright Autumn clasping Winter's hand,
Let every heart in every land
O'erliow with glad Thanksgiving.
A THANKSGIVING FABLE.
Thanksgiving morn
Had jest been born,
While through the barnyard straying ,
A gobbler proud,
With gobble loud,
Was to kis yardmatee saying :
"I am the peer
Of a chanticleer—
You can bank upon my word.
That screeching thing
Is no longer king,
For I'm the 'only' bird."
With con0oioae pride
And stately stride
His goblets strode along,
With well poised head
And measured bread,
Gobbling a Turkish eong.
Said the bantam cook
To the Plymouth Rook :
"Get on his goblets' hobble
Excuse my mirth,
But you'd think the earth
Were his to hear him gobble,"
Said the Leghorn bold,
As be scratched the" mold,
"Well, I admire his gall,
But o'orlook his ways,
For the old saw says,
Pride goeth before a fall."
"There's Master Max
With a glittering axe,
Ho must be going to work.
. Well, dash my spare 1
Creat cbeobnub burg 1
Heal guillotined the lurk 1
"What did he may,
Thanksgiving day
Will be dead enough in a minute•
To say the least
A•glorious feed,
And he'll be strictly in it."
31ORAL,
Don't get too loud,
Don't get too proud,
Repreoe undue elation,
Don't think by birth
You're hair to earth,
And guard against fellation.
Don't grew vorbose
O'er neighbor's woos,
When you have what it laths,
Misfortune's snare
May catch you whote
The gobbler got the axe.
The Lord loveth a oheerlul givers but
not 50 well as a tramp.
" "'ktr II8M1W4xctcr for want c£ silegial materiel it would have
Tho new elootrio light plant has been been running ovartfine, Tho new grist
put in operation. mill was humming, the North American
Chemical Oo, was turning out salt of the
aar1,47A large(pot. .n n „uv 1,041,,,,
at Ohrystal'e oller works were heard
afar off, Al the harbor the elevator wan
not in eight, hb bubthelumber
millspouted
g
l
steam merrily.
Y
p leer" 1^ldley lute neeeptnd n peal/inn in
11, 11.Oollina' law effete,
Wm. Sloe takes the oaks Int odd vari'
alien of fruit. Last week he bad a olueber
Of fine, well duvet
ope
d stoo d. row6l
thimble berries , vhi.
n& veils grown in his
garden,
Wm Dearl'*f;,sesiliordsua, loot another
valnable cow through milk favor. This
is Cho tenth now ho has lost from the
demo Cause since he Oommenned the milk
business.
Rev. Ernest Grist* 113, A„ non of Wil•
thou Grigg, of this piece, for two years
past the esteemed and highly suoocesful
pastor of William Street Baptieb church
in Chatham, who had spent ten yeare in
Burmah as miselonary prior bo returning
bo Canada, asked to be relieved and vont
back to his old field. The Baptieb Mis•
sionnr'y Society anooded bo hie regneat
end lash week the devoted man, with his
noble wile, left Chatham, an route for the
distant Orient.
0bl.�ra'iy.
Grand O1 anizor Woodman, of ,the A.
0. U. W., is in town at present.
M, H. Uammoud, our G. T. R. agent,
has imported a thorn' Isesd Jersey cow.
While playing, little Nina Begley had
the misfortune to fall and strike a atone,
breaking her left shoulder blade.
Mis Lottie Bentley lase been re•esgag•
ed for U. S. S. No. 3, East Wawanosh
and Morrie, at an increase of salary.
Robert Walden, of Begot, Manitoba,
a former resident of Blyth, was one of the
enffereee by the recent prairie fires in
Manitoba. Ile lost everything he had.
John Potter hag prlt nk:teed the resi-
dence on Dinsley street Nast, at present
000upied by Charles Roadhouse, from N.
11. Young. The pride pieid was 41,000.
EL Gidley and dJHE. Ross attended
the shooting match at Carlow and were
very successful. The former shot 15
birds out of 16 and the latter 0 out of 10.
These were the highest scores.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of S6. Andrew's
oheroh gave a crazy tea in the basement
of the chnroh on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 17th. A good ..program was •pre.
seated and the admission fee was Oo and
16o. Premeds in aid of the Publio Li-
brary reading room.
boaiortla.
Miss Grace Elder has tendere3 her
resignation as teacher of the Public
School here.
Miss Aggie D, Bays, daughter of T. E.
Hays, of this town, has been re engaged
for next year as teacher in the school in
S. S. No. 0, MoKillod, at 420 increase of
salary.
John Weir, assignee for the estate of
Logan Rt Co., has sold the Daniel Wilson
farm, on the Bauble line, Stunley, to W.
G. Johnston, of the same line, for, 41,800.
There are 110 acres, and air. Johnston
has got a cheep place.
Tho concert whit& will take place on
Monday evening, Nov. 22nd, will certain-
ly be the leading event in the concert
line, when two each renowned artists as
Harold Jarvis and Bessie Bonsai! are
engaged to take part.
Alf. Beattie, who has been absent from
Seaforth about 6 years, and who is now
located in St, Paul, is here at present on
a visit to friends. He came mainly to
see his grandfather., Boob. Oarmioiaael,
who bag been in poor health for some
time.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union have this week forwarded two
large bales of clothing, bedding, eta., to
the central relief committee, Ottawa,
making in all five bales and two boxes
sent for the relief of sufferers by recent
fires in Prescott and Russell counties.
About 10 years ago the municipality of
Sea erbh loaned the Broadfoot t1, Box
Furniture Co. the sum of 410,000 for the
purpose of enlarging the old buildings,
erecting new ones, and for the extension
of their business. The conditions on
which the money was loaned were, that
no interest was to be charged, but that
the principal should be paid back in 10
years, in equal annual instalments. The
firm have snooeeded in faithfully keeping
their agreement with the town, as last
week they paid 48,000, the amount as
agreed upon, During the 10 years this
Company has paid 8390 per annum fn
taxes on the factory buildings.
Geode rich.
Mrs. and Mies Attrill have left for Los
Angelos, where they will spend the
Winter.
Miss Shephard, who recently obtained
her B. A. degree, obtained it in modern
languages.
Although the gale interfsrred with the
sport, several good strings of perch were
made the poet week.
Wm. Robertson returned home from
Soda Creek, British Columbia, after an
abeenoefrom the county for over ten
years.
Bailiff Stinson was in town and took
Timothy Blake, who was committed for
lunacy some six weeke since, to the Lon-
don Asylum,
F, S. Smeeth asks exemption on itn•
provemente, if he ereob a brink building
on the site of his planing' mill reoently
burned. A. S. Obrysbal also asks tax
exemption on improvements if be erect a
l roge building for nn ongine.and machine
shThe sewer ooutraobore are working at
the last section on Victoria at., and when
this is finished they will have the South
Part of Nelson street, a section on South
street and the Corner drains Left, the
whole of which will be completed by the
end of the present month.
The members of the Horticultural So.
ciety will meet in County Clerk Lane's
ofiioe to commence their semi-monthly
dienuseions. Last Winter at the Sooiety's
meetings papers were rend on flowere,'
vegetables and fruit, and the disoussions
that followed the readings did much to
improve our methods.
Next season the Moak between South
and Victoria Amelia on the South side pf
Elgin avenue, will he one of the Most
residential blanks in town. In addition
to the rasidouoes of Reeve Thompson, Dr.
Whitley, and Jas. Stewart, four hand-
some two storey dwellings are being
erected, the bnilders being Reeve Thomp-
son, Wm. McLean, Nixon Sturdy, and
Mrs, Harrison.
A trip round the town proved that
Godericb fa moving, the organ factory
being under full steam, full handed, end
having Orders on hand to last many
Weeks. The vole works had ,beam up
and though not full handed were pushing
things vigorously. The knitting faotory
was running full time and had it not beets
Cattrati1E3.
Geo. 13eswitheriok hat secured a eau.
Minn in a, tnilnr shop in 1,1 bowel.
MessNellie Rogers, in the employ of
the Mines Perkins, dressmakers, reeeiv.
ed word that her mother, in 1'Iollin, was
and returned home to wait upon her.
Hugh Davidson, manager of the Canned
Salmon Factory, of Vancouver, B. O.,
and Wm. Nioklin, morohaot, be of
Vauoonver, were the gusto of their old
sahooi•mate, John J. Rutherford, in town.
The Vicioita says :--The tolling of the
bell early on Sabbath morning announc-
ed the sad tidings that the Grim Reaper
had been In our midst and on inquiry it
was learned that at about seven o'clock
the spirit of Mrs, T. H. McLaughlin had
taken its flight to a brighter and better
world. Deceived had been a sufferer for
a considerable titno from Bright's disease,
but she was not taken seriously ill until
about a week before her demise. She
leaves a family of six chi/droll—three
boys and three girls, to mourn the lose of
a true and faithful wife and a kind,
Christian mother. 11er remains were
laid in their last earthly resting place ou
Tuesday afternoon, and notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather, the funer-
al was a large One.
K:llixoo can.
Mrs, W. Doherty was called to Wards -
villa owing to the serious illness of her
father, P. Depew.
James Smith m L� has sold hisbeautiful
autfful
white Shetland pony to Wm. Moon, of
Hallett, at a good figure.
Joe, Allaneou has yet about two
thousand head of cabbage and the same
quantity of celery in the ground.
Jeunie, the 13•year.old daughter of B.
Churchill, had the misfortune to break
her thigh bone one day last weolc.
The Ladies Aid of Rabtenbury St.
Methodist church purpose giving a
Thanksgiving /supper and entertainment
on the evening of the 23rd inst.
Ensign Wakefield, of the Salvation
Army, the present commander of the for.
nes in this town, has hit upon a very
happy plan to solve a "knotty" question,
viz., the heating of the Salvation Army
barracks. He invitee all those people in
the town who have "knotty" sticks of
wood, wbieh the owners cannot split and
which ab the same time have the tendon•
oy to make the spliters indulge in
"naughty" words, to let him know or any
of the Salvation Army workers and the
Army patrol wagon will take the "knotty"
wood in charge and have it "converted"
lute ashes in the barrack's stove.
PRns13rTerY.—Ab the regular meeting
of the Presbytery of Huron, held in Willis
church, Clinton, on the Otb Inst„ the fol.
lowing business was transacted :—The
auditors appointed to examine the
treasurer's book's, reported a balance on
hand of 410,27, Masers, Aobeson and D.
D. Wilson were appointed to address the
W. F. 11'1. S. on behalf of the Presbytery
at the annual meeting of the Society at
GoderInh next January. A committee
was appointed to perfect arraugemeuts
for the celebration, under the auspices of
the Presbytery, of the 250th anniversary
of the oompletion of the Weobminisber
Catechism and Confession of Faith. The
Remit from the General Assembly re.
speoting the appointment of a Commit-
tee on Estimates, Eastern sed Western
Seotioes, voted dowu. Attention was
called to the Augmentation Fund to the
charges of Bayfield, Bethany, Leeburn
and Goderioh Townabip, the matter was
referred to the Home Mission Commit.
tee for consideration, with instruction,
after visiting the charges, to repor6 at
next meeting of the Presbytery. A
motion to rectum the number of regular
meetings of the Presbytery from five to
four was negatived.
110'1' DO18N.
A circus performance is intents-ly in.
teresting,
A watch -dog attached to a cabin is
likely to become wound up.
She—You won't get much money when
you marry me, George.
Riches have wings and likewise a good
many gaudy tail•feathere.
Gol3 is so plentiful in Alaska they are
finding quartz by the peck.
The lever thinks his sweetheart the
apple of his eye when he's be cider.
Wisdom is unlike whiskers in that it
doesn't always come with age.
That wasn't snob a bad mistake of the
boy who spelled it philanthropete,
A man may be a good talker and still
have an impediment in bis thoughts.
Some folks are like a theatre flat ; all
length and breadth, bub not thioknoss.
WISDOM.
Juggle with fate and you'll get the
worst of it.
"Contempt is the only way to triumph
over calamity."
A man never gets used to a woman's
honest insiuoerity.
Take the poet's eyes and ears—but the
nose of the aoisntisb.
The plain spoken man is likely to ruffle
the feelings of others,
Bury your troubles and plant blooming
.evergreens on the grave.
The poet's eye in a fine frenzy rolling
seldom makes a ten strike,
Some people cannot fool common
morbnla and yet imagine they aro fooling
the Lord.
There le many a young man that is
able to cut into a fortune who cannot
carve one,
When a man of opposite views readily
agrees with you, yeti have either snosesd-
ed in convincing or tiring him.
It ie well enough to have faith in
humanity, but it is mucic more import-
ant that humanity should have faith in
you.
When some people get ou to the fact
that they Webb intended for followers in-
stoad of loaders they will be happier and
the would will bo better.
There be no work of genius which has
nob been the delight of mankind ; no
word of genius to whites the human heart
and soul have not, sooner os later, re.
sponded.—Lowell.
The only liberty that a man, worthy of
the name, ought to ask for, is to have all
reetriobions, inward and outward, re-
moved that prevent his doing what he
ought.—F. W. Robertoon.
l'ivaay Iran adeenie that 110 late preoi:.sl
the trials and temptations which are th
hardest of all other's for him .to bear
but they .r0 so dimply beeauun they at
Colt rs41.4.4 ...
There le this diffureueo between hap
pin ss andvisd rn
that
he who think
himself the 11R]lr 1
Sgt mUlr Y
teal( it a0
but lealio i t Ira thinise. himself the wisest,
generally the greeted fool.
Tui LIST 0i'' TliL DARLING
Ft 'VILA
Y0 White Star Line.
n I !LOYAL 31,111: STEAMS/11PS.
Between Now York ata Liverpool, via
Qualm/town, every Wednesday.
Tho news will be received with some
surprise, not to a ev ihvappniutinont, that
the only surviving brother of the furlong
Grate Darlene it now a pauper in receipt
of parochial relief. George A. Darling,
the last of the family, le an old mot, and,
though 01305 fairly prosperous, has
through the failure of the poor fishermen
of Seahoaeee, North Sunderland, evhere
he lives, fallen into such poverty as to
necessitate hie reneiving from the parish
rates. The old men adds to hie seanty
living by selling "rhe True History of
Grace Darling's Life" and "'.Elio Journal
of Grace Darling's b'atber,"
The house in which the herolne was
born and the house iu evbiolr the died
are still standing and occupied in the
charming village of Bambueg, in the
unique parish church of which—St.
Aedan's—Grace was baptized. fibs lies
buried along with all the Darling connect.
tion in the stili ohureh yard of Barn.
burgh, and tor the third time since her
interment in 1842, the canopy memorial
above her ashes has just been restored.
After having a few years the effigy of the
heroine—a recumbent figure with an oar
on her arm, leohing towards the islands
which she made illnetrous—began to de.
nay, and was removed to the interior of
the church, where ib still lies, weather.
beaten and rain -worn.
Very • curb
ulottaly, the roof of the transept
in which this original effigy is preserved
has just given away, and 1e declared un.
safe. The outside monument some
fifteen years or so ago was restored, and
anew effigy placed beneath the stone.
aroaded oanopy, but in the great storm of
fearysare ago the oanopy was blown
down, and the second effigy defaced.
After lying in rains for some two years a
sew canopy has just been erected and the
reoumbent figure of Grace Darling re-
paired. The coast is a wild one ; but
there has been something strangly fatal
in the fortunes of the bombs of cue whose
praises once rang through Europe. Far
worse, however, than any rained monu•
ment is the cold neglect of the heroine's
lash surviving relative. "Surely,"
says the correspondent who wrote
these particulars, "e (metbing should be
don) to heighten the eventide of the one
so closely associated with the great Eng.
lisp herolne,"—Wsstmisiter Gazette.
A very sad house was that of Mr. Eg-
Iin's, at Dresden, on Friday of last week.
Mr. Eglin dropped dead while milking
the cow in the pasture. He had never
known a day's siokness, 90 this calamity
wbioh has fallen on his family is the
more painful because unexpeotod. De•
ceased was 78 years old.
Hw
11, G. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his ';,3)e.
Good Workmanship and
Goon! Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES,
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
I"Sllop over McBowan's Store.
MoLEOD',S
System Renovator
—AND OTHER—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepein, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur.
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitie, Con-
eumptiou, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregalarities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, OOOERICN, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
said by Sea, Box, Druggist, itrnssels.
YHE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain In Hu °Crests nod only blisters,
Rood proofs below:
KENDALL'SSPM1NDUDE.
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kNNi.
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C.IETON, 31o., Apr.9,'33.
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Dr. it, d: J bJ1VDter,Z roma t'.d.,y ;
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Aa the domes of this line carry only e
strictly 1in11ted uenlbor in the FlasT and
01300143) PAWN aeeommodatlone, intending
paeaongors are remiudad that an early ap-
plication for bertha In nenea9ary at this tea+
sol. Por p1Cns,Tatra, ob0.,applyt0
W. H. Kerr,
Agent, Brussels,
MOM
Maker,
a well Inas!
of YOU !
nttnal ra0n00Es THE A5Ove
na550.00 IN rOV500E500.
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torrno,F,, Imp01osC , em., anu005 by pan 01,5,15'
giver ly but en,ely rexteles Lto oop 35Movraoon J oliF
or 00550 1750 P 0Oex a,d you war grow 014055
553 happy S5egStn. Seat by man to p1agis wmppor
50d 00mrroll• sonled from ob,orv,61eo ItaoUO
1{rn10'1 13.00.1 (0,101 I'rleo, ggr. a paoiage 50,
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Drs¢¢glstl W50ner0C , OUT, Ag001 for Cho Do•
minlona Canada.
'vud0afi ' d Tiii§�S
NE W
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Slujp E
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
0f111E RCM BRUSSE SI
where he will keep constant.
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices, A share
of' public patronage solicited.
S. WALZER.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
> CASH PAID Fon Mons.
TF1\AL HOLLER �2IL
BRUSSELS.
S
The undersigned having lately entered into partner-
ship and have remodeled their mill to the Hungarian Sys
tem are enabled to manufacture Flour second to none.
We have also increased our Chopping Cap-
acity which will enable us to Sive farmers their
Chopping home by waiting Co short time.
By strict attention to business and fair dealing we
hope to merit a good share of the public patronage.
We are now manufacturing' a special brand of Flour,
"The Ladies' Choice." Try it.
All orders delivered free in town.-04100.---
Our
own.-✓Our Motto : "Small profits and quick. returns."
TERMS CASH.
Stewart & Peebles.
POST Beokstore!
Just come to hand a new stock
of the well known
Hyatt Patent Wire Bound Slates;
The Jumbo Scribbler ;
Biggest lc. Scribbler in the Market,
And all other School necessaries such as
Books, Pens, Inks, Rulers, Pencils,
School Bags, &c.
FINE RANGE OF
ROCKING HORSES,
Tho vory thing for small children at very lore Prices.
Good stock of Note and Foolscap Papers, Writ-
ing Pads, Blank Books and Envelopes,
13 Bargains in Photo. Albums,