The Brussels Post, 1893-2-3, Page 10Huron Sun lchooi Workers.
[comm. uitn.;
E, W. E;nghes, nn.. introduced and thole
charge of the C.:,.,'utiou. The 1; r•. ; t
tion Committee peeneeteil the followiug
report :
Resolved that we, the olllrere and
members of this County of llur n Sun•
clay School Association, together with the
Sunday school wurkers of this County,
Reseeded in co.tt eniion is Biyth, extend
our hest wishes to A. H. i.Janoleg, of
Clinton, who, on eouou'tt of ill -health
cannot be wit'h us, tied we fully recognize
his sertioes in the past, and hope that he
may soon be able to enter heartily to this
work again to which in the past he hes
so willingly lent •i' valuable aid.
We your Canhin;ttee on i:esolutions
recommend that: she petition for a pleL'i-
seite for total prehibiuioa, reoomineuded
by the Dominion Alliance, be endorsed
by this Convention.
The resolutions were unanimously
carried.
A. telegram was received from Mr.
Manning, Clinton, an ex•Preeident of the
Association, ooneeying greetin:'s to the
Convention and wishing continued pros-
perity in ite work. The Secretary sent
him the following message ;--"The Con-
vention appreciate.. yonrkindly greeting
and hopes soon to learn of your recovery
to active work in the County S. School
Association.,'
Topic, "The t :ocher's interest in the
soholar in and out of'eabaol," tetrad toed
by Israel Taylor, Clinton. The teaoher,
to be thorougbly interested in the Bohol
ars, must be couveroed, and realize that
he is to a great ex. tint responsible for the
salvation of cacti pupil. He mart know
each member of toe class Scarcely u,tv
two require tau sans treatment. IIt:
should exhibit eo.,ngb interest ie the
class to study the lesson sl'ornglrly.
Study the hone reeding for etioh day,
make work of the .i udy of the 1 sson.
The interested tem:tier will search for
Scriptural food it, every lesson and then.
prose the troth h,‘Ine to bis heart. Be
personal, it may be the last appo molly.
he teaoher in eeferord absence should
provide a proper :'abet itute. He khews
who is hest adapter; to maul] in '•ie ab•
senoe. The interested teaoher wil• keep
a sharp look out .for absent sobolars.
The Master left the ninety and aloe turd
went after the erriee one until he found
it. The interested teacher will realize
the necessity of p; fryer. There is great
power in prayer. We cannot give what
we have not rec. ived. He will also
realize his respoueihiiity, No one Dan
do our work a. we' tie ourselves, Roma
may be teat becaua:r ,ve have fah -.d co do
nu' duty. The telt 'Ser should take an
interest in the sol edea because Christ
does. Invite him 'o your home. Speak
to them on the street, and be careful the
daily life is suoh t 1',0 the 001.01 ar trill to
helped in Cbrislia. life. I -Ie Omelet
realize the privileg, of being a co-worker
with Christ and for inue merriment look
forward to the ;liar. "'s "Weil clone" and
the thought of vette all the scholars
safely brought into the fold of Christ.
Mr. Grey pres-:tted the report of the
Statistical Committee and moved a vote
of thanks to the Secretary, Mr. Foster,
for the excellent 't0 'solos which ire had
collected, also that the ps peen bet ebnrued
to him for compierr.,n in consequence of
not being able to ge. all the figures in
time.
A number of questions were presented
to Mr. Day which wore answered by him
in a clear and effective manner.
T010 00,0,40 AIEETINO.
At 3 o'olook the ohildten filled the
church. After singing, W.111. Gray was
galled upon to address the children. He
commenced by to'lcing of the different
]uncle of money t^:king es a text "•1. Bag
with Holes." Some of the things that
make holes in the bag :—Inattention,
eelfishneee, bad °endues it. the hone anti
eobool. Mr. Gray ie a favorite with the
little folks.
After singing, Mr, Day, Provinoi,il
Secretary, was in''o;lueed to the ohild
ren. His topic ...to 'villa timid of a
Guide." Wo may look to mon sued books
for guides but the Bible is the °illy tree
one to guide is through all the diffoult
pathways of life. The Bible is the
Christians wallet to triply to ie all times
of need, Mr. Day's illustrations were
much enjoyed by the ohildten.
wEDNE8DAY EVENINt,
The session was opened with service of
SUPPLEIMFNT TO THE BRUSSELS POST. Fm. 3, 1n,8
snug and Drayer. After an anthem by
Sue ohoir the first topio of the evening,
"Generr..! knowledge of the Bible eesen•
tial to eiiielent Sunday wheel teaching,"
ayes takuu up by 11. v. J. W. Shilton,
Clinton, The Bible is a bo It of several
books, the direct revelation of God to
mita. The teaoher should know the
lines on which the soverni booke of the
Bible wore written. Ho cannot encoees-
fnlly nnfold truth earthen; tide is attained.
The Bible fs a commentary in itself, one
part helping to unfold the other. The
teachers as they Dome t • study the truth
should know something or its Author and
become filled with Ilie spirit and twee
they will be able to so to their class Its
living wltmeseee of the Truth bring; Letter
able 4o help in building np the Kingdom
of Jesus Christ. Mr. Shilton mode a
tntmhee of gond points in his address
which were listened to with much interest
by the Convention.
The next subject, "The ntatu(s of the
Snndsy school in relation to the ntbrr
spheres of Clu•istiae oniters," by Mr.
Day. Chri.t called a little child and set
him in the midst of the world and the
church thus giving the 'child a prominent
pi • le in society. We must consider
more fully the tavenues in which to reach
the child's heart, avenues placed there
by God himself. We m est to have more
oonlidenoe in the word of God, believing
fully that the Truth will do its pert if
the teaoher done his. The Bib,e is the
world', cradle sung to win back the
wanderer to tlbriet There is no neves
-lily for Itoetdity of the Sine -ley soherd
noeueotion with spheres of Christian eve. :Ai ii'rldui,6 eis°i vn4t v ri,tltob
fulness. All should be menially help'nl
to each other, no one is sufficient with
nut the other, eine . bj'•oliou 'wised is
nett the -hurley so- Dol 14 00 place for
ubit.zee Though cbi'clren shoo) . not
hostel -la the whole part of she S. S. yet
they are by far the most important pert
of i!being more impressible for good or ForImpure, Weak and Impoverished
evil, There is in the child the pnesibili• Blood, Dyspet silt, Si,eplesenese, Pallor se
ties of the futnre,hf nee their import o Doe, tion of the Hemet, Li. er 0 .mpteft t, Neer -
but adults should be feie'nl it. St' .dry algia, Loss of Memory, Bret chins, Con -
echoed as well, if 'he study of the 'Lentil emotion, Gall San,ee, Jaundice. Kidney
nu; Urinary Defenses, Rt. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregui.arities ..ud Generic! De
bilitv,
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is good rev children It i., geed fo' the
parents. If the p5.reet' go to school
there will not be emelt danger of the
boys nl.d girls leaving iehool. To eu-
oonrage n.ttelrelance at the oharoh by the
children the minister should have some
thoughts in every sermon for the child-
ren and they will feel that part of the
serviee at least is for them. The Sunday
school re of divine origin, we oil, i10t over•
estimate its importance. The teaoher
eh, ntd fuel that God himself hos call. cl
hint fox his work Dud loops for .0111 ful,
caviare serviee and he will do the rest.
If the home end sabots] were doing their
duty ae they should none of the chililren
would grow up to the ego or twenty with-
out personally knowing Christ. Let us
keep in view the kfostor's "Well done"
and "Inasmuch ae ye have done ib to
one of the least of thee ye did it to Me."
The address was full of illuetratious
bristling with goof points which were
enthusiastically received by the Gott van•
tion.
Votes of thanks were tendered to the
different speakers and choir and to the
friends in Blyth for their hospitality,
lifter which the Convention closed.
Bly lath Saretl—Niue 'times n. Dyspeptic
and Sufferer of Liver !'nieplelut—
Thrne. 4101ties of ttoyat Crown
Remedy Effected 11 Complete f'lll'o—
Ne111'Twelve Yelil'$ 111111 1,0 S.Pmp-
topl of Return or JDisense—tten A for
Yourself.
LONDON, Auo. 80'r1I, 1880.
2'o Mr. 11'tlifanis :
It is not only e, pleasure het a duly I
owe .o you and the suffering world that I
add my testimony with the many you
have already reaeised. Royal Crown
lietmeuy eannob be too highly praised ; it
]has saved my life. For nine yearn I
suffered extremely with .Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint and son d not retain
anything at all on my stomach without
excessive vomiting. Ery•ipelas set in,
which eottined me to my bed. Docket
could do me no good. I also tried ninny
other pians with no suouess. I was in•
ducedby hir. I. Williams to try his medi.
nine, which I did after much persuading.
Three's bottles completely oared me, and
for 12 years I have had no symptoms.
Your medicine is worthy of praise. I
advise all .offering humanity to try it,
for it is the host.
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I have opened out a primo stock
of new Confeotiouery, Fruits,
Nuts, Canned Goods, Tobaccoes,
Cigars, &c., in the
Vainsto a.c Bloch.
OYSTERS
Cooked, Raw or by the Glass.
Hoot Tea amid Coffee
Served at all Hours. Lunch
Room. Everything neat, clean,
and sold at close prices.
Pickles by the Bottle or Quart.
Salt and Fresh Fish.
Before Bnying your Holiday Confeotion•
cry and Fruits call on me.
JAS. Ic A LPIN E.
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And the Prost King snore,
But buy your holiday Goods
At J. G. Skittle's store.
At Skene's Popular Store
Good goods you will get,
And ELS to the pries
They are low you Dan bet.
New snioes, new peals,
New fruits at Skene's,
For he has the goods
Yon will see.
A FEW LINES :-
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8 010118 Peas, 25o, ; 3 boxes Mince Moat,
260, ; 2 large cans Sardines, 26o.
All goods Firet•olaes.
Call and see we.
J. G. SKENE.
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