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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-3-27, Page 66 C r /CIT5gel ani *I0 2ABLl8REp EVERY FRIDAY MORNING On time for the early mails) at Tag BRUSSgLS He prenehed over 8,000 80r0pne in blip, ley, . married 92 couples, baptleed 860, admitted to the full oommuuion of the ohuroh 842,diaponoed thee ordinaecee of the Lard's Supper 58 times, ordained 8 oldere and admitted 3 eldore ordained elsewhere. The fire* german be ever hoard preaohed awakened his ambition "Tbo VOA" stoiutt Pnblissbing ligase, for the millietryy, and the r000vd of hie Tviaxllbnnx Sr., IianseztLe, ONr, life and work clearly attests that he had not mlataksn hie galling. Ile bad the evidence of God'a guidauoe and approval Team or $UneanlrTr0N One dollar e Year, inadvaup0, The,date to whioli every subscription le paid is denoted by the da. e on the address label, Anvaintrstxe RATes.—The following rates will be ohargod to those who advertise by the year:— 'srecp 1. 1 xn. I mo One Oolvmn 500,00 50000520,00 RalfI 80.00 20.00 12.00 tlpastor " 20.00 10.001 8,00 Eighth " 12A0 8.00 800 Elgtat conte per line for drst insertion, and three oeubs per line for each subsequent in. sertl'n. Al( advertisements weaseled ae Nonpareil --12 tines to theinoh. Business O ws,oight lines and under, 80 per annum, Advertisements without specific direo. tions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly, Instructions to oba"ge o- discontinue as advertisement must be left at the eouuting room of Tap PORT not later than Tuesday. of each week This is imperatrve. H. x -Eon , Editor and Proprietor. JUBILEE. To Ileo, A. Sutherland, of 111010y, The Presbytery of Maitland marked the completion of the fiftieth year of the Rev, A. Sutherland, of Ripley, in the service of the Ministry, by a special meet- ing in Knox ohuroh, Ripley, on Monday evening, March 10th. There was a large attendance of members, The ohuroh, seating 500, was filled to overflowing, many being present from neighboring congregations to join in the rejoicing of the occasion. The :following ministers being present, were invited to sit as am - responding members :—Measra. AltQuer. ria, Fitzpatrick and McDonald, Presby- tery of 13, ace ; Mr. Cooper, Listowel, Preaby ery of Stratford ; Mr. Murray, of St. Catherinea, Presbytery of H.,mil- ton, and Mr. Franklin, of the Episcopal church, Ripley. lir. Merrav, of Kin- oardiue, in the name of the Pre-bytery, read and presented lir. Sutherland with an address suitably illuminated, and ably supported it. Mr. McRae, of Cram brook, al -o spoke eloquently in a similar strain. Angus Martyn, one of the elders in Knox ohuroh, Ripley, in the name of the Session and congregation of Knox church, rend to their venerable pastor, a kindly and affectionately worded address, asoompanied with a well filled purse. The Ashfield congregation also presented en address and purse to Mr. Sutherland. A pleasing feature of the proceedings was the reading and presentation of addresses and congratulatory telegrams from the congreg.,tions t., whom Mr. Sutherland ministered in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and from Rev. ereecerseeeerreseeeetw great time the Wye had in Trower Wing• ham the night before," "Did Phippen admit that he wee ono of the boye 7" melted Coroner Flock. "No, not exactly," said Mr. Graoey, "I questioned him closely, and be said, "011, T seppoeo you will have it that I woe there," and appeared to bo quite willing that we should think be wee. When he wept out we talked it aver, and Dame to' the oonoluelon that he pipet have been there to know go mush about it." by Hie blessing on His, own orcin. "La the Field's family thoroughly re. emcee in every field whiob he was 1 speettlblo 7" asked the 000005r. called to occupy, Mr, Sutherland, "The family, as a rule, has a good though in hie 80th Year, performs the reputation," answered the undertaker. duties of hie galling with remarkable "Did you hear any charges against the energy, He possessed a rohuet ognstibu, men 7" waked a juror. Mon and vigorous intellect and still bears "Hie daughter bad n obild about three evidence of this in body and mind. He years ago, and 'there woe a' lot of talk has been an able and powerful peeaober abqut him being the fatherof it. There of the Gospel, egnnlly efficient in the was talk of tarring and feathering him English and Ga°lip languages, His ger. then, but it was explained that a airote mons are profound in thought, logioal fu man had betrayed the girl." form, evangelical in manner, simple in "Woe it the highly moral portion of dictation and oharaoterized with faith- the community who were taking these fulness to hie trust as an ambassador of steps 7" Mr. Block. Christ in denunciation of sin in all its "No, it was not" said Mr. Graoey. forme and unfolding the glorious redeinp• "Then it was evidently a pass of Satan tion of the Gospel by which alone there to reproving sin," said Mr, Flook. deliverenoe from sin. As Preebyber, Mr. Then the coroner directed his attention Sutherland's services are invaluable by to the Wingham newepapere, and Mr. hist sound judgement, wisp oonnsel and Graoey said that the Journal had an ac. readiness to perform any work assigned to count of it the same weak, but the Tirnee Trim. Ile has been regular in his atter'- and Advance had no notice of it. danoe on church courts and taken an "When did this eecond agitation active part in the proceedings. 11,10, against Fields commence 7" asked juror Sutherland has three sone in Nebraska Logan. holding public offices of emolument and "The daughter had another child a trust, while one son and an only daughter couple of weeks ago,' explained Mr. are at home as the help and comfort of Graoey, "and although the blame was their parents in their declining years. put on a Toronto man, the crowd took The many friends of Mr. Sutherland wish Fields out as stated," him, his worthy companion and sharer of After Phippen left the hardware store his joys and sorrows in life, and their George Duffield came in. "He is a kind family, every blessing. That the bless. of a stretcher when he tells a story," ing of a covenant keeping God, the God explained Mr. Graoey, of the families that oall upon his name, "He would have made a good reporter, may rest upon them, is the earliest prayer then," interjected the ooroner, and the of many friends. crowd laughed. Jonx MAcNAnn, "Duffield commenced to tall us about Lucknow, March 17111, 1800. the affair" continued Mr. Greasy, "You are too late ; we have heard 3t all," he told Duffield, whereat that gentleman The +�liiltl5 Rtl(Yil tit "Well, if you have got it I will go to AT .LONDON, some other store." "He was evidently more industrious in disseminating news than the newspapers," The inquest opened in the old operating said the coroner. room of the hospital, the jury °cooping Dr. Balfour told of the treatment of the benches whiuh have for years held Fields after he mime to the hospital. medical classes, and on which eauh and They treated him for hie frozen feet at every student bad in duty bound carved first, and the inflammation of the lungs his name. The benches were arranged from whiuh the patient died, did not in tiers, nus above the other, and the develop so as to become noticeable until jurors on the top row to 'ked down over the next day. He died at 8 a. in. on the beads of their =Orates to where the Wednesday. He was delirious, but the coroner sat at his little table. The time delirium might have been paused by the set for the commencement was 11.80, but inflammation, although they at first the day was stormy, and the Oily Hos- thought it was from drinking. pital is not the most accessible place in When Fields Dame to the hospital on the world in which to get a jmry together, A•Ionday, his temperature was 100 2/5, and a heavy snow storm prevailing at his respiration 80, and his pulsation' 100. the time. Finally, after calling in the Normal temperature is 08, and normal hospital engineer, and a convalescent pulsation about 78. When deli_ioue he patient, a jury was empaneled. Ex- called for his daughter Daisy, and it was Mayor George Taylor was chosen fore- she who ems down Tuesday. man, and the following took the oath : The inquest was adjourned, to meet at Andrew T. Jat•vis, Wm. T. Edge, James the police station on Tuesday evening, March 81st, at 7.80 p. m. Witnesses will be brought from' Wingbam. Mr. Graoey says there ie a revulsion of feeling in favor of the family since Fields died, and feeling rune high against the ,perpetrators of the outrage. There is some doubt as to whether the woman in the case is really Fields' daughter. Drs. Balfour and Waugh uonduoted a post mortem an the body Wedneeday afternoon and it was taken to Wingbam on Thursday for interment. Dalton, John C. Lockhart, James S. Mr. Johnston, of London, by Mr. Murray, 'reside, Wm. D. Edy, James M. Lagan, of St. Catherine°, who represented these Harris W. Bennett, Wilmot K. Clark, congregations. d letter from the. mom- Easley Sutton, J, J. Grieves, James Harding, James Le.lie and Robert Walsh. Coroner Flock briefly explained the object of palling the jury together. He outlined the alleged ill•treatment, and said :— "The reason given for it is because he was supposed to have been the father of hers of the congregation of Snhnyler, Nebraska, U. S., and a message of con- gratulation from the congregation of Melbourne, Ont., were also received. To these congregntions Air.. Sutherland for- merly inini-tared and in their affection and esteem bolds a high place. He is widely known In Nova So'tia, Prince two children by a reputed daughter of Edwa'd Island, Nebraska, U. 8., and his, who was living with him. Ontario, and his many friends will be "Even if the crime was committed, glad to learn of his jubilee in the service there was no reason whatever for the of his Lord and Master. All the minis people taking the law into their own dere expressed briefly, words of aongratu elands. lation and appreciation of Air. Sather. "It be our duty to inquire into the air - land's Christian life and work. Rev. oumsbanoos, and to ascertain if the in. 'Hutton, Methodist minister of Ripley, juries he received were sufficient to cause sent a letter of congratulation. To the death. The outrage was apparently one several letters, addresses, messages and or those occurrences which, Iaria happy to speeches, Mr. Sutherland responded in say, seldom Doom in this country, but his own behalf and that of Mrs. Surber- whiuh are of frequent oaourrat oe in the land, of whom honorable mention was United States, where they chastise people made. in snob a way for improprieties. Mr. Sutherland descended from a line "The daughter, unfortunately, is not of pious anesetore in Caithness, Soot- here. She did know that she would be land. Hie father went to Sutherland- wanted, and left for home early this shire, where the subject of this eketoh morning." w,te born in 1817. Two years thereafter, The jury then adjourned to the dead his parents emigrated to Nova Bootie. house, in the rear of the building, and His early education was received at home viewed the body of Fields. It was that and Pioton Academy, from whiuh be of a well preserved man, apparently about weotitn Dalhousie College, Halifax, N. S. 60 years of age. His hair was turning He etndied in the University of Bain- gray, and se was his mustache. The bar h n ° g Stion d, enjoying the privilege body .war dieoolorod by echymoais, or of sitting under the teachings of such after -death °oluring,oaused by tbeexading men of note as Sir William Hamilton, of blood to the skin surface. This at the *Teat philosopher and metal phyei- first caused many of the Jurors to think Dian, and Dr. Chalmers, the eloquent that the man bad been beaten blank and preacher and profound theologian, and blue, but this is not the case. The hos. others of marked ability. He was licensed by the Free Church Presbytery of Edinburgh in 18.15. He returned to Nova Scotia• the same year and was on call to Enrltown and West Branch, ordained to the holy ministry' and ind not - cd to the pastoral charge of these con- gregations on March 14th, 1846, by the Clio ton. The fire escapes demanded by law are being put up at the House of Refuge. The Oddfellows of town purpose cele. bracing the 78th anniversary of the order, by an open meeting and entertainment on the evening of April 28. The drill shed on Orange street has been polled down, to the infinite relief of residents in that vioiuity, for it was sup- posed to be the sleeping place of many a tramp. Allan Turnbull has disposed of his livery business to Harvey Davis and Jno. McCool, who will close up the stable on Huron street, formerly occupied by Mr. Davie, and continue the business in the premises ocoupied by Mr. Turnbull. At a meeting of the boys of the Calle• giate the football dlub was re organized, The following are as officers for the spring season :—Hon. Pre°., J. Houston, T. A A. • Pres., J. W.Treleaven, le av enB.A• Vine -Pres., F. uggin ; See. -Prean., E. H. Cooper; Captain, P. Campbell ; Com• mitten—R. Baird, G. Irwin, R. Jeckell and M. Nesbitt pita) doctor says that with the exception The Kase of Ayer's Hair Vigor to a xe• of the frozen feet, there are no marks of fined and delicate fluid, which does not violence, such as wouldoeoessarily follow soil or become rancid by exposure to the blows from a whip. The feet themselves air, and which is as perfect at substitute were a horrib e sight, the thiel* soul skin I for the oil supplied by nature in youth having become detached and Banging. curl health, as modern chemistry can The toes were a solid mars of discolored , produce. flesh, and marks of frost were visible as RHEUMATISM CUBED INA DIY. -South American Rheumatic Cure for Rheum - tied and Neuralgia radically cure° in 1 to 8 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It re- moves at mune the cause and the disease immediately disappears, rhe first does greatly benefits, 75 cents. Warranted by G. A. Deadman. CATAnoAr BELIEVED DI 10 TO 00 SSINUTEe.— Ons short puff'.£ the breata throu h the Blower, supplied with each b•'ttle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrah Powder, dtff.ees this Powder over the bellow, of the nasal passages, Painless and delightful to use, it relieves instantly, and permaneub. ly °urns Catarrah, 1Iay ]!ever, Colds, Headed) a, Sore Throat, Tons(Htis and Deafness 60 conte at G. A. Deadman'e. Free Church Presbytery. Here his high as the ankles. labors were abundant and a powerful and When the atnphitheatre was reached wide spread revival had been experienced., again Samuel Gracey, the Wiogham un• Very many were brought under the in. dertaker, who had come for the body, was beetles of the Gospel to the raving power of Christ, as attested by their subsequent lives. In 1848 he married Miss Christina Ross, an estimable and worthy lady, a true "help mate," Hiding her husband in every good work and endearing herself to the pe pie by her amiability, sympathy, words, deeds of kindneea and active ef- forts for their welfare. In 1852 he was translated to Strath Aibyn and New 'Land ,n, P. E. I. Mora be had under his oars besides his regular chargee, many ether weak oongretlatiohs, includ- ing Charlottetown, to which he minis- tered with diligence and groat euoeeeo. The whole field had experiethoed a reviv ing as evidenced by their motive interest in emoting houses of worship and efforts to have stated ordinances as well as by Godly lives. In 1.850 he accepted a call to Scotabnrn and Snit Springs, is Piston county, N. S., where Ire continued ten years doing good and steady work, ex. tending his work to a number of weak stations and congregations. He organ- ized the congregation of Knox church, Pioton. In 1800 he went with 100 fami. lies from Nova Scotia to N braalta and was settled by the Presbytery of Otnaha (then Missouri River) at Schuyler, in charge of the o,ngregation whin') he had organized. On gall from Melbourne, Ont, he wee inducted to that charge in 1874 and in 1870 was inducted to the oharge of Knox ohuroh, Ripley, his present congregation. During his pastorate here, his labors have been abundant, preaching three sermons every Sabbath, put epon oath. He recognized the body as that of 2. G. Fields, who for eighteen years past had been a resident of Wing- bam, where be !sept a butcher shop. His wife died eleven years ago and Fields lived with his children, He was a man given to occasional sprets. "It was an the monde', of Wednesday, March 11, that I fir -t heard of the trouble,,r said Graoey. "It was et 0 o'clock, in the hardware store of Masers, Smith & Pethick. These gentlemen were present when George Phippen, a painter, 88 years of age, name in. lle tune brimful of the eto•y, std told how 80 or 40 111 'tile boys' had given Fields a waltz in the snow, and fired o17 e few revolvers," "Did you hurt the old conn 7" asked Graoey. "No," paid Phippen, "I don't think he wee struck more than twice. He begged for mercy, and lifted his hands on high, and swore that he was not guilty of the crime °barged against MM." "Phippen afterwards told me that the doors went in with a crash," said Gruel,' , I8 orad to do all kinds of "and that 'the boye' soon boa him out in prepared p the snow in his shirt. They gave him 48 • *Pork in hits lane. home in which to leave town, at they would oome batik. Good Worknmansilip t7nd In reply to questions, Mr. Graoey said *bat when Phippen came In the was just aocd Fits Guaranteed. parted over" with information, and im- parted it freely. LATEST STYLES, "As if he bad done a real good thing 2" asked the coroner, Suits made for $4 and upwards. , its appeared to be proud of it," answered Graoey. "He talked about the 'shop over McUUowan'e Mere. ANL TING ! MI G. Richardson POST\ rve fi •t `1i14a., ' / c Jeeio4 L, J*gcicoteon. CANCER ON THE USP CURB D B'2 Saran- prilI o "S consulted doctors, who prescribed for me, but to nu purpose. I suffered in attany Seh•elr long years. Finally, I began teeingI Ayer'a sarsaparilla, In a week or two neared a deeded improvement. Demur - nand by this result, 1 persevered, mill to a math or 8o the sore began to heal, and, Ilver using the Sursaparllfafor six months, the last (rare of the cancer disnppoared."— J.utEs E. N1ouonsmr, lrloreneevlllo, N.B. Ayers Sri°s pir1lla .Admittedat the Wor11 d'o Fair. &Y 21' 8 .PTZL,3 ZteemUttu 01,0 2utueie. PRINT OPENING On Saturday, Marc. 7th, and following week, we make a Special Display of our New, Large and Beautiful. Stock of Spring Prints for 1896. rinHIS Season we have n full line of the Celebrated Crum's Prints Every piece guaranteed fast colors and of the best quality. No matter if you do not wish to boy, come and see them. EVERYBODY INVITED. ALL WELCOME. STRACHAN. 25 020., 60 ors. and $1.00 Bottle. One omit a dose. It is sold on a guarantee by all druggists. It oures Incipient Consumption and is the beet Cough and Croup Cure. Bold by JAS. Marg, Urnssisl, Rrllseele. Know what You Chew 5 Plu ii free from the Injurious coloring. The more you use of It the better you like it. THE GEO. E. TUCKETT ds SON CO., LTD HAMILTON, ONT. Hello a. Well What "Weil I went the other day and took my parents to BRUS- SELS and while there we etrol'ed np to BFeeJ1s PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO, and had our Pictures taken, and my parents are so delight, ad that they had the look to go least that "Grim Monster, Death" should comp along end gather them in, 'Opportunities once lost can never Be recalled. Always Welcome at the Old Reliable Photograph Studio H. R. BREWER SMITH BLOCK, A. JSLEY Real Estate & Loan Agent, - Brussels. Money to Loan on Farm Secur- ity at 111e Lowest Bate of Interest. Itroney Loaned on Notes and good Notes Discounted. Sale Notes a Specialty. Fire d Life insurance Written, Special Attention given to CONVEYANCING. A. COUSLiEY, In order to clear out what Fall and Win- ter Goods we have in stock, we intend to RUN THE M AT COST. So now io your Chance for a Spar in Oraencl Clothing.. Suits that Sold for 18.00, now $15,00, We can make you up a First-class all Wool Suit for $ 10.00. Everything Away Down in Price. We do not intend to carry over one yard of Winter Cloth if low prices will sell them. Call and•see that we mean just what we Advertise. J e M c air' MERCHANT TAILOR, - BRUSSELS. Established 1871, G C'] p c ea p CD Rs tee m of 03 50 0.1 00 O w O 0 00 0 0 0 0 Tbo Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself, UNCONDITIONAL, ACCUMULATIVE, AND AUTOMATICALLY NON -FORFEITABLE. It leaves nothing further to be desired. Bates and full infor- mation furnished on application. Office over Deadman tit MaCalPs Store, ' BRUSSELS. I VT. IX. 2211E', Agent, Brussels.