The Brussels Post, 1895-4-12, Page 3APRIL 2, 1895
OT32 Directory.
MismantE Cnaaon.—Sabbath Ser'v'o*,
at 11 a M. and 6:30 p.111, Sunday School
at 2:80 p m. Rey. John Rose, B A,
astor.
ENox Cngetan,—Sabbath Sereleee at 1
a In and 6:80 p m• Sunday Sobool a
2:30 p m, Rev, D. Millar, Pastor.
Sa. Jo 1 's Cuuaon.—Sabbath, Service
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday Sohoo
at 2:80 p. m, Rev. A. K, Griffin, imam.
bent.
METHODIST Onunoti,—Sabbath S t,vioee
at 10:80 a to wed 6;30 p m, Sunday
Sabool at 2:00 p m. Rev. G, 11. Cobble.
dick, M .8., B D, pastor.
ROMAN O wrzoLfo 0u0000. -Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
10;30 a In. Rev Joseph Kennedy,
ptiest.
SALVATION Altar,—Service at 7 and 11
a m and 8 and 8 se m on Sunday and
every evening in the week et 8 o'clock, at
the earraoks.
Onn FELLows' Loners every TItursday
evening, in Graham's bloah.
Meseta° Loon Tuesday at or before
fall moon, in Garfield block.
.A 0 IJ W LODGE an bho 'Srd
Friday evening of eaoh month, in BIaa•
hill's block.
0 0 F Lowe: 2nd and last Monday.
evsuings of eaoh month, in B1ashili's
block.
I 0 F, 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Fellows' Hall.
L O L leb Monday in every month
in Orange Hall.
Sows Or' SCOTLAND, 1st and Srd Tues-
days of each month, in Odd .Fellows'
Hall.
K. 0. T. M. Loners, let and 3rd Thurs.
daya of eaoh month, in Vanetone block.
Home Ofnone, 2nd efld 4th Friday even-
ings in Blaebill'e Hall.
POST OPPIOE.—Ofiice Moura from 8 a.
m. to 6:80 p. m.
Mammas' INSTITU'TE.—Library in
Holmes' block, will be open from, 6 to 8
o'clools p. m. Wednesdays and 3:0 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Mise Dolly Shaw,
Librarian.
Towe Oouvoxn.—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
W. H. MoOraekeo, Robert Graham, R,
Leatherdale and B. Gerry, Councillors;
F. S. Scotts Clerk Clerk ; Thotnas Belly-,
Treasurer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J.
T. Ross, Oolleotor. Board meets the lab
Monday iueach month.
SOnooL BoeaD: —Rev, Rose, (chairman,)
Dr. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, A. Reid, A.
Hunter and J. N. Kendall ; Seo.-Treas.,
R. Rose. Meetings 208 Friday evening
in eaoh month.
PUBLIC S0HO0L TEAonEne.—J. H. Cam-
eron, Principal, Mies Braden, Mies
Downey and Bliss Cooper.
Boman or HEALTU.—Reeve Kerr, Clerk
Soott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and J. N.
Headall. Dr. McNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
yin AtWOOQ,
8 8131ytte.
0an1mnnion in Trinity elters10 on
Sunday morning next.
On Friday Mies Mary Cash retuened';
from a lengthy visit amongst Mende in
Stratford,
On Friday the remains of the young.
est child of S. 11. • Gidley, tailor, was
taken to the Uoion cemetery for inter.
Ment.
James' lSmigb 'intends leaving thie
week for Manitoba and the North-weet
to seek his fortune,
On Sunday morning mese was gale -
hotted in the Roma° Catholic &arch
and the following Monday :and Tuesday
mornings,
On Monday morning owing to the
roads end,eide•walks being covered with
Me, pedeetraine had a hard job to keep
their feet is travelling,
On Saturday the funeral of the late
John McGregor tools plane from the feel:
dense of his brother.in.law, John Mo.
Milian, Morris, where be had been stay,
ing for several years until his demise,
through this village to the Union Deme•
tery for interment.
On Friday Philip Willows, our pump
maker, whilst splitting wood, was
noticed to fall down in an unconscious
state. He was taken into the houeewlasn
medical aid was sent for. We are glad to
say that he has regained himself and is
able to be out again.
TH1 iiRUSSELS PUSS'
matomiloommtamtmwooteummoutommanceignimeorotwonom
at home, Illies Adams pf Miteholl, von.
trihuted 03001, 80 the evening entertain.
Ment by a number of pleasing solve,
The young eeeple were the reeipiente of
many metal end valuable preeents, fol.
!awed by the best wiehoe of a Mtge chole
of friande and aegnaletanpee. Mr. and
Mrs. Denyer will take up their reeidenco
Wince brt.n-
A. Roe, F. Kormalin and J. E. Stsarts
were in Toronto attending the annual
meeting of the Outario License Holders'
Association.
Rev. Dr. Fraser, of Hamilton, isexpect-
ea to deliver a lecture in thePresbyterlan
church, on • Monday evening, Auris 80,
subject : "From Jerusalem to Damascus
on a pony."
A couple of boys, named Frank Cur-
rie and Fred. Melvin, were before Mayor
Brookenshire, charged with entering and
stealing goods from Geo. Good's shoe
store, They were oominitted for trial
and taken to Goderiob. They eleoted to
be tried without a jury, and were brought
before Judge Tema, when they both plead.
ed guilty and were remanded to jail.
A. warrant was issued for a young lad
about 19 years of age, named Frank Wil-
liams, for theft: It appears that he had
been sl p ung at Beattie Bros'. livery for
a few 'Flays, being out of work, and the
young men working there were paying
for hi board. On Wednesday night of
last u•Milc he left, but before going he
went through the 'trunks of those who
had befriended him, and took from one a
suit of blothee, and from the other sever-
al articles of wearing apparel. Word was
also,u'8ut out to constables in surrounding
towns, and on Saturday evening word
was received from Auburn that Williams
was there.' Chief Bullard drone over and
brought him back.. 1 -le also Beograd all
, the stelae articles. Williams wet planed
in the lookup, but when the Chief went
to bring him before the Mayor, on Mon•
day evening, the Dell was empty, the
prisoner having loosened one end of one
of the iron rods over the door of the oell,
and pushing it to one side, had crowded
through the aperture and made his escape.
.A:C%yuoti.
J. A. Klump purchased a fine Jersey
Dew and calf the other day near Berlin,
for whiuh be paid a fancy price.
John Pelton'e little boy, Lemuel, tools
0e8e8e attack of oingeetion of the lungs
and the little fellow has since been under
the Dr's care.
Principal Anderson is nursing a felon
011 his right thumb. Although very pain-
ful, he manages to attend to his sobool
duties as usual
The (menet lately purohased by the E.
L. of 0. E. of the Methodist 0hhroh for
the choir has added greatly to the etli.
eiuney of the choir. 0. 111. Stewart plays
the cornet very nicely.
Mise Mamie Harvey, who has been at-
tending Toronto University, came home
on Tuesday, of last week, Miss Harvey
has lied au attack of le, grippe and has
retaread to her home in order to recruit
her health.
The Patrons of Industry for North
Perth held a oo0ventiol at Motikton on
March 28,to reconsider the question of
planing a candidate in the field at the ap.
ptooehing Donieio0 election. The only
name brought forward was that of Rubt.
Smith, a young farmer o&Elutatownship,
Hie nomination wee unanimous. The
electors of North Perth will hare four
candidates to choose iron :—James
Grieve, M. P., Liberal ; Alex. F. Mo.
Laren, Coneervetive ; Wm. Freeborq, P.
P. A,.01oOea'thyite, ,and tate latest shun
inee, Robert Smith, Patron.
' The home of Mrs. Richard Patterson,
4th eon., was the assets of la pretty wed
ding bd the evening of the 20th tilt,
Many friends were assembled to witness.
the h1arrinee of her daughter, Sarah M,
to Edward De ,yet, of Morningtou. 'L'110
ceremony was performed by Rev. 0. S.
Fisher. The bride was prettily attired
in °ream, while' her bridesmaid, Alias
Jennie Lindsay, wore a pretty dress of
fawn. Theeveni0g was spent very
pleaeantl,y with music and games, the se
hospitality of the hostess making all feel De
The Presbyterial W. F. nl'. S.
The eleventh annual meeting of this
sooiety was held on the 19th ult. in the
Preebyterian church, Wingham. An un-
usually full program of business was
transacted.
There was a large attendance of dele-
gates and friends from the various auxili-
aries within the bounds of the Presbytery.
The meeting was opened by Mre. Mur-
ray, President of the Society, conducting
devotional exercises, assisted by Mre.
Sutherland, Ripley.
Mre. Petrie gave a very cordial welco w
to the delegates and friends. To this ad-
dress Mrs. Chadwick made a most ,suit-
able reply.
The President then gave a most in-
teresting address on the "Progress of
Missions." -
The following is a resume of the work
of the year ending Maroh 10th, 1895, as
shown from the reports of the Secretary
and Treasurer.
Auxiliaries 22
Mission Bands ' 5
Mission Bands added this year 2
Auxiliary membership
Mission Band membership
493
129
Total membership ....622
Contributed by auxiliaries $1432 80
Contributed by Bands 79 78
Total contribution ..$1512 56
In September a large quantity of cloth.
ing was sent to the North West Indians,
valued ab $592.94.
The contribution was dedicated to the
Lord by solemn prayer led by Mrs. Barn-
hill, Brussels.
Mrs. J. Fraser Campbell, of Britlam,
Central India, in her address, gave ranch
interesting information regarding missions
among women in the Yonanrs. Her ad-
dress was listened to with intenseinterest
as she spoke of what she knew from close
observation for years.
A discussion on the subject "What is
the method of conducting auxiliary meet-
ings 7" was opened. by. Mathieson Armow.
The following ladies took part :—Mrs.
Thurtell, Teoewater ; Mies .Anderson,
Wroxeter ; Mrs. Dickson, Wingham.
The discission brought out many import-
aut points in connection with our work.
Two very practical papers were read,
one by Miss McNabb, Whitechurch, and
the other by Mrs. Thurtell, Teeswater.
A most pleasant feature of the after-
noon proceedings WES the reception of
delegates from sister societies. Those
representatives were Mrs Gifford, from
the Methodist chards, Mre. Graham
from the Congregational church, Mrs.
Pocoolk from the Baptist church, all of
whom expressed themselves in such a
manner as to show how deeply interested
they were in the common work, and how
inspiring to them that work had become.
The reports from auxiliaries and mis-
sion bands were presented in order by
their respective Seeretariee.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows :—President,
Mrs. Murray, Kincardine ; 1st Vioo, Mrs.
Ross, Brussels ; 2ud Vico, Mrs. Perri°,
Wingham ; 3rd Vice, Mre. Malcolm,
'seawater ; 4311 Vice, Mies Anderson,
Wroxeter ; Secretary, 111rs, McNabb,
Luoknow ; Treasurer, Mrs. Graham,
Brussels ; Secretary of Supply, Mrs.
Carruth, Wfngham.
The place for holaini,* next meeting
was considered. Cordial invitations
were given from. Brussels and Luckuow,
and a vote being taken it was resolved to
bold the meeting in Lucicnow.
The thanks of the Society were tendered
to the ladies of Wingham for their oner-
ous hospitality and to the organist and
chafe for Mum excellent music.
Tho delegates and other menibors of
the Presbytery were most hospitably
entertained to tea in the basement of the
church. This gave the members of the
society and their friends an opportunity
for social intercourse,
Tho ladies of Wingham congregation
0p08ed n0 Paine.iu their kindness a11t1 at
toutiou to their guests.
The Society's annual report was pre -
embed to the Presbytery ab the evening
soderunt, and was read by the Rev. A.
McKay. A large 000grogation was pres-
ent, 1n eouneotion wibh the preseuta•
Mon of the report, missionary addresses
were delivered by Rawls. A. McNabb,
Murray. McLennan and W. H. Hender-
000.
OA5AnRAtl nenieven 1N 10 T060 towonse —
One short puff t,8 the breath through the
Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr.
Agnew's 0rtiarreth Powder, diffeses,this
Powder over the surface of the hoes!
passages. Bahama and delightful to.
dee, lb eelievee inetautly,: ani permanent.
ly curse Catarraln, . Hay .Fever, Onlds,
eadaohes, Sore Throat, loneilitis and
airless. 60 dents at G. A, Duadmau'e,
POUT/GAL,,
flan, A, 1, Dickey, the new Minister
of Militia, hag been sworn in.
The Calgary Herald says that D.
Davie, 130. P. for Alberta, is to r00e
the appofntninnb of oolleeter of oueto
in the Yukon district,
The Dominion Government some ti
ago tock action in the Exoheiaer Oo
against the Montreal Wallen (lo.
about 010,000 damages done to the
shine Canal through the erection of their•
mill. The company pub in a °punter -
claim for $12,000 for damage caused by
the canal to the mill. Juetioe Burbidge
threw out the connter.alaim on the,
ground that he had no jnriedictiou unlese
the company obtained a fiat from the
Crown permitting them to sue.
ire
018
Ae the ebeanlera of t1115 line parry "only a
me strictly limited ntlulber in the renew and
art 6EOu80 00111'0 a00ommodatlone, intentliug
paeatien85 are reminded ebat as 0arly nP•
for pupation for bombe ie neoetenry ab 31110 0011•
La. SOI, FOP plane, rates, Oto„apply to
W. H. Kerr,
Agent, Broeeels.
Waite Sfax .Lae%
HOW. ifl,1.[4 STECIESUPS.
llotween New 'York and Liverpool, vitt
Queenatown, every Wodeon3ay,
A oorreepondent furnishes the follow.,
ing catalogue in parallel columns of what
the Conservatives promised in 1878 and.
what we have got
00100 TO OET, WHAT WPI HAVE GOD,
1, Protection, 1. Protection at
2 Work for every public' expense,
body, 8, !dome market
3. Great home mar. fake.
hob, all our butte!', O, Low prioos for
tgglaambe,o,m wsuWl1e .E,
4 CIP.It• nob run by
door's at very high Canadians,
:prioos.. Meat lower in
4. Forest. of Chim mise logy in•'grouto
nays on Grand itiver than in Buiralo.
in Baldimnnd leo. A 0, No week•
Davlutaulligh proprlee mise. Por Grand River.
7, No chimneys on
5,
wh0eNato, com0etiffon ofefmeaanadllsn prior)
in minket with Tan. 0, Low prlee for all
kee beef, farmer's produce.
7. Canadian Pacific - 10, Gerrymander,
Railways for Cana. 11. Franchise 13111,
dians, only. 13. Steams 13111.
8.011111oneotsettlere 13. Boundary dts-
in.Northwt, -
thane. nadaee108Oaea• note.
14.1 McGreevy scan.
10. Retention of 30, Curran bridge,
population, 1e. Caron soandal.
11. All the ami• 17.Cattleseheduled,
grouts. 18. Two -rowed. bar-
12,Reciprooity with led fake,
'United States. 19. Seat -sealing.
13, Trade with Aas- 20. Washington visit
bralia, Jugglery.
14, 'Pratte with West 21. MsKinleyAot:
Iudfes, 22. Loyalty cry.
tioa
15, . Pare admidstra- 29. Northwest rebel -
10. Equal rights. 04,. Lole.ss of 1,000,000
peopl
25. Increase of na-
tional debt by 3100,
000,000.
20, Increase the an-
nual expenses by SA -
000,000,
27. 101gb taxes.
lets.29. Pattereon'e bul-
F. P. Hughes, of Strathroy, who went
to New Mexico in search of the bank
clerk Patterson, has retuned home with
the intelligenoe that the company hall ar-
rested the wrong man at Las Vegas.
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED IN 30 Atm
uTEs.—All oases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 30 minutes and
quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure
for the Heart. One dose convinoee.
Sold by G. A. Deadman,
RHEUtfAT1801 O1311ED IN A DAV.— South
American Rheumatic Cure for Rheurna•
tiem and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75 cents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
Wm. J. Farr, of the township of Thor.
old, was arrested last week charged with
stealing a letter containing a .post
office
order for $13 50 out of the Niagara Falls
post office. The letter was addressed to
one Wm. Faro. It seems the accused
told the postmaster that the letter was
intended for him. Farr then opened it
and had the order oashe3,
HAVE A GnEAT REPUTATION HIntE.—J,
B. Taylor, Esq., merchant, Welland,
says : "Stark's Powders have a great
reputation about here as an immediate,
as well as a permanent pure for Head.
sole, Biliousness, Neuralgia, Liver and
Stomach Complaints, Costiveness. I
know of people who have been long and
greet sufferers, who have tried almost
everything, and have been ouredby them.
We have used, them in onr own family
with remarkable succeee,” Two prepar-
ations in each box. Sold by all medicine
dealers at 25e a box, 5 boxes $1. Nice to
take.
Sta
rk
'e Powders, earth package of which
contains two preparations, oneina round
wooden box, the onver of which forme a
measure for one dose, and immediate re.
lief for Costiveness, Siok Headache and
Stomach, also Neuralgia and all kinds of
nervous pane, and another in capsules,
(from j• to of one is an ordinary dose)
which a0te on the Bowels, Liver and
Stomach, forming a. never failing perfect
treatment for all Head and Stomach com-
plaints. They do not, as most pills and
SO many other medicines dc, lose their
effect or prodnoe after constipation, they
are nine to tape. 25 cents a box at all
medicine dealers.
The attention of the Stratford Assize
Court on Friday of last week was one -
pied with a charge of sheep stealing
afainatJames Shain, of Logan. John
Whyte & Son, of Mitchell, awn a farm
opposite to that occupied by Shain, used
principally for grazing sheep. Toward
the °lose of last year a unmber of ani-
mals were missed from time to time, and
suspicion fell on Shain, and, his premie.
ss being searcher!, ,several sheep were
found, as well as the pelts of others,
whiuh had been killed, which Mr. Whyte
claimed to be his. Shain is in the 'titbit
of bridging mutton aed sheep series to
Stratford Jnr sale, and an in, esti eation
revealed among the stiles shins bearing
Whyte's private mark. The total num.
bar of sheep olaimerl to have been lost
was 55. These facts led to Shein'n ar-
rest, The jney brought: in a verdict of
guilty, and Chief ;Justice Armour sentence
ed Shain to five years in Kingston Pen-
ite fiery.
pL, €,tom CLEAR
T+6 ate•SKIN,
f',i ES 'C,Otv'ST(PATIO
bb INDIOESTION,b1Za;INESS...
•CRUPTIONS ON TiiE -8* /Kt.
` B.EEAUTIFIES.Ot' COMPI:E,XION,;.
T0' A'CAS+'TWILL NOT GUIT
An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC. 11110 Roman, Art1StS' Can.
by Druggists or sent by Mall, 200., OOo.,
and 81.00 per package, gamplos free, Vita 111 Stook.•
K0 N( Tho Toothto TOOTH POWDER
forthei)ri eit,and Westee ,, A. I"ilLINTER.
8e11I•Uyy,li.t,.y. cox. .1►niteelat,.(tlwsa°18•
ALLAN LINE.
inter Sailings
1895.
PORTLAND, HALIFAX & LIV-
1+aRPOOL SERVICE.
From Prom From
Liverpa'I STItAM/MIPS. Portland. Ea If ex.
Mar. 7 Mongolian ,. " 28 " 80
21 Laurentian .. 0111.11 Apt. 18
Apl. 14. Nttmidian 00 27
Steamers will sail from Portland about
1p. m. Thursdays, and 'from Halifax
about 1 p, m. Saturdays, after arrival of
Western Trains.
For further information ae to rates,
&o., apply to
W. H. KERR,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
M'cLEOD'S
System Ilenov ltor
ND OTHER
TESTED REt1ZEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpata.
tion of theHeo,rt, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De•
bilitg.
LABORATORY GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by JADES FOS.
Druggist, Brussels.
SHINGLES
tisli Columbia.
Red Cedar Shingles
AND—
North Shore
Pirie and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing bills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat-
terns on hold or made to order
at Short Notion.
Estimates Furnished for ell
kinds of Buildiege, Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
J. & P. AMENT
Wheel you want a Stove, Tin
or Granite -ware. or Hard-
ware, Pain is & Oils,
—o,11:L Al—
HU TER'S
Hardware Store
• whom jou will, from
this date, get a
DISCOID of. FIVE 11B CENT,
Offal! Cash Purchases.
BJeotria Light Plant
FOR SALE.
The undersigned has decided
to offer for sale the Brussels
Electric Light Plant, A first.,
Blass investment can lie shown.
Easy tel'Ins ; good reason for
selling ; full particulars cheer-
fully furnished on application.
w. M. SINCLAIR,
ioLvET TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Morley to Loupe
on Eaxes or Village Pro..
petty at
6 6. 6ii Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans With privilege of
repaying when. rogiiit'ad,
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Proprietor. Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
Long- a,ll alst,
Correct Shape, e. ,,
Best Materiel,
Combined with the best filling in
the world, makes the " Featherbone
Corset " unequalled.
PI I E 1e «r ►c
New Wall Papers.
IMMENSE STOCK.
10,000 Rolls to Choose from.
Prices to Suit Purchaser..
Lovely Patterns from 5o. up.
Elegant Borders to match
at Half the usual Price.
Beautiful sets in Sintelare and Embossed
Silks suitable for Drawing Rooms, &c.
Call in and see them. A discount of
10 per cent. on all goods purchased
between now and March 1st,
W.".Odd1C q
131-I.7 SS I -+ ;L8•
AT
J.
NEATLY,
CHEAPLiY and
EXPEDITIOUSLY
4 1G'S
Boot & Shoe Store,
Rips cued Free of Quare,
Aggas,0 S H a
at
Opposite the Qieen's Rotel, - Brussels,
A. Mall Stock of Fresh Groceries, Floats, Broad,
Crockery and (I a,ssware always on hand .'
CHEAPEST IN TOWN FOR CASH.
Produce taken, at Highest Market I'r'ises ifs
Exchange, but no Credit 0,17,veli.
Commissions of all hinds GOODS DELIVERED
Promptly Executed. IF REQUIRED.
Ram* aha Bread and Oho r
Plicas in Prapryrtlorl
Special Bargains TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS of each wtlek,
a_ -POTATOES WANTED_,,y
TAYLOR & SMILLiEO