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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1893-10-6, Page 3OCT. 0, 1893 Town D reoto'ry. 1361 r.v i,nii CilVaea,—Sabbath Services at 11 a, m. and 7 p. m. Benda), 8ohoot at 2:80 ,p. m, :Rev. John Bose, B. A„ pastor. Wo ought not to judge of people's merits by their abilities, but by the 1100 they make of them. The man who dons not oompinin makes more friends than the man who always lee a griovanoe, Flowers fade, the heart withers, man grows old arid thee, the world lies down END% Onenon.--Sabbath Serviooe alt 11 ill alio sepul(ihre of aha ages, but limo a, m. and 7 p. in. Bunday 33oh0ol at 2:80 writes no wrinkles on the brow of eternity, Silas At The Falr. F. m. Rev D. Millar, pastor. ST. JO1IN'a Ortmton.—Sabbath Serviooe at 11 a. in, and 7 p. m, Sunday School at 0;30 a, au. Rev. W. G. Reilly, Mourn. bunt, METnonnnr Ouonau,—Sabbath Serviooe • at 10:80 a. in, and 60 0. m. Sunday Sobool at 2:30 p. m. Bev. G. H, Cobble - dick, M. A., B, D., pastor. Ronal CATHODIC Cmunom.—Sabbath Sorvioe third Sunday in every month, at 10:80 a. m. Rev, Joseph Kennedy, priest, S.anvaxros Anur,—Servide at 7 and 11 a. in. and 8 and 8 p. m. an Sunday and every evening in the week at 8 o'oloolc, at the barracks. OneFr;inows' Lenon every Thursday evening, in Graham's blank. MAaan7:e LonoE Tuesday at or before full moon, in Garfield blook. A. 0,1J. W. Levee on ist and 8rd Friday evenings of each month, in Blas. WIPE; block. C. 0. F. Levee 2nd and last Monday evenings of oath month, in Blashill's block. L. 0. L, 1st Monday in every month, in Orange Hall, I. O. F., 2nd and last Friday in Odd Fellows' heli. R. T, or T., 2nd and 4th Tuesday's of each month, in Odd Fellows' Hall. Sue or Scoonann, lot and 3rd Tneo- cinys of each mouth, in Odd Fellows' Hall. K. 0, T. M. Longa, let and 8rd Thurs- days of each month, in Vanetone block, Pose Onx•Toe.—Oflioe hours from 8 n. m.to7p.m. Mncnanros' IserrruTE.—Library in Holmes' block, will be open from 0 to 8 o'olook p. m. Wednesdays and 3:30 to 6 and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Miss Dolly Shaw, Librarian. Town Couxem.—W. H. Herr, Reeve ; W. H. MK/racket, George Thomson, R. Roes and John Wynn, Counoillore ; F. S. Scott, Cleric ; Thos. Belly, Treas. urer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J. T. Ross, Oollecbor. Board meets the 1st Monday in eaoh month. Smaoon Boann.—T. Fletcher, (chair- man,) Dr. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, Rev. Roes and A. Reid ; Seo.Troaa„ R. Roes. Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each month. Punnet Sanoon TEAOta ins.—J. H. Cam- eron, Principal, Mies Braden, Mies Downey and Miss Cooper. BoAnn or HEALTu.—Reeve Kerr, Clerk Scott, A. Stewart, H. Dennis and J. N. Kendall. Dr. McNaughton, Medical Health Officer. WOMEN. There are women who are comely, There are women who are homely, But bo careful how the latter thing you say ; There are women who are healthy, There are women who aro wealthy, There are women who will always have their way. There are women who are truthful, Thera are women who are youthful, Was there ever any woman that was old? There are women who are sainted, There are women who are painted, There are women who are • worth their weight in gold. There are women who aro tender, There are women who are slender, There are women very large and tab and rad ; There are women who are married, There are women who have tarried, There are women who are talkleae—but they're dead. , DEACON JONES' GRIEVANCE. You'll excuse me, Mr. Parson, If I seem a little sore, But I've sung the songs of Isr'el Fur three score years and more, And ib sort o' hurt my feelin's Fur to see 'em put away, Fur these heroin searmm ditties That is oapturin' the day, There's anuther little happ'nin' Thab I'll mention while I'm here, Just to show that my objections All is offered sound and clear. It was one they was singing, And teas doin' well enough— Singing just as good as people can sing Sieh an awful mess of staff. When the choir gave a holier, And the organ give a groan, And tiley left one weak voiced feller A•singin' there alone l • But be steak right to the music, Though 'twat tryin' as could be, And when I tried to help him„ Why, the liuli.oburoh scowled at me. Yon say that'a'so.low singin', Well, praise the Lord that I Growod up when folks was williu' To sing their hymns so -high. Oh, we never had such doin's In tho good old Bethel days, When the follia was all oontented, With the sitnple songs of praise. Now, I may have epoke too open, Bat it wan hard to keep,etill, And I hope you'll toll the angers That I bear 'em no ill will, That they all may gin to glory, Is my wish and my desire, But they'll need some extra trainin' 'Fore they join the heavenly choir. GEMS GP TiIOUSIU'. The great secret of eloquence is to be in earnest. A. promise should be given with cau- tion and kept with care., Itis the man who keeps hie eye open to whom opportunity comes. The art of life le to know how to enjoy a little and endure match. Our greatest glory is not in never fall- ing but in rising every time we fall. Better, oftentimes, words Haat touch the heart than dollars that touch the palm, There are many people whose whole wisdom oonafate in hiding their want of it. A beautiful behavior is batter than a beautiful form ; it is the finest of fine arts, Loving kindness is greater than laws, and the obaritiee of life ate greater than all ceremonite, (F0OM TIM SAtt'B 1101N.) Dann Sntaas'rnx—Seoiu that I have jest lit a fresh Randle and the other boarders are all out, I bleeve Ile rite and boll you sum more about my going to meetin, for I got your letter this morn• ing and found out how match irttoreated yon 10110. Wan of the first things I notiseed at the meetin was, that Inetid ov a pullpit they had a grebe big platform fur the preeoher tp stand on, and anuther wun aura hyer rite behind it fur the quire. There was also another thing that peered to me drodiul similar, and that was the way euro body had trimmed out the plat• form with flowers. I don't bleeve there was a bit short ov a bushel ov poziee there, and they was all sizes and knhers. Sent was in pots sot about here and there, and the rest was on a stand that peered to hav ben put there a purpus for 11tH. The miuit I soon that I made up my mind I wudent pub a Dent in tate basket, fur I liumde they eudent be bothered mutch about payia their preacher if they had means to waste in Beall a fool way ez that.Flowers in a meetin 1 Well, now, dont that gib you ? Ido ez soon think or gain to a fnneril with white pants on. Well, him by the pureeedins begun to imminence. Facet tum a feller who squatted hieself at the organ, which was so menses big that it most kivered up the whole end ov the house, and the way he did make it turn out noise fur a spell was a kawebun. In a few minas tbo the man rather seemed to git out 0v konseat with hieself and fetched the orgun to a stop without andertakin to play a tune on it. I was hind a sorry about that, fur I had a noshun that the ktusern bad bushels ov music in it if hede only kep on long multi to git sum ov it out, fur I tell you, Semanthy, sum ov the whiesele in it was more than ez big agin as a stove pipe, Deer lmoze what wad a happened if hedo a pressed on the keeze with all hie mite. By this time a passel ov singers turned up, but from jest where I (indent make out, and amunget um was a feller with a bugle born that Looked ez the it hadent ben out ov the shop over a weak. I dont lino where the preeaher kum from, but the next time I looked up he woe a settle there in the pullpit. Ez soon ez I laid oyes on him I felt sure we shod hav a good sarmint, fur he looked ez solhtm ez an ox. There was only wun thing about bin looks that I dident like, and that was he wore a mustash, and you kno that I hav alms deklnred that a preeoher with hair on hie upper lip dident look to me ez the ha had religyus synth a oent. The man Mao had on a standin koller that peered to be doin its best to oholce him to dash. Thefurat thing I knolls evry body stood up, and the quire begun to sing the floe- ology, the peace we sing at home when we are redly fur meetin to let out. The preacher then aed a prayer that struck me ez bein wonderful short. We then sot down agin, and the quire went at it had sung sumthin that I dont bleavo no mortal bath cud ever make out. There was spots in the peeve where ib looked to me ez tho the man at the orgun had to furgib evry thing else and hump hieself to keep up. While this was a gain on the preeoher sot there a emuthin his hair end penin hie numbest), and Nokia ez tho he had Meer (argot sum ov the main pints in hie sarmint, but, ez soon ez the quire set down lie got up and giv the kougergashun a eweepin look that peered to me to go all over the house. He then put a pair ov these here epraddle glasses on hie know that sum fakes kunsiders so dredful onto, and openin the Bible kloee Bo the middle be pureeeded to read sum ekripoher wible the kongergashun verse about. .When the chapter was finished be giv ant the number ov the hym on the haubtll that the quire wud try their hand at necicet, and immajntly the man at the orgun begun to show that he was villin to do his beet, and the quire peered to be ankehes to help him along by givin him kunaiderable start, The feller with the bugle horn also filled hieself with wind and blode ontil he was red in thr face, tho I notiesed Haat he take lots ov pains to watch hie notebook • so that he wudent lure his place. The next bhieg that ham wee fur the preeoher to say the longest prayer I over lteerd in all my life. I kant tell you jest bow he begun, and Ime afeerd yowl never find out from nae how he quit, but mercy on us, how he did go on and go on ontil evry body in that anemia was in a cold awebt. He dident thank the Lord fur what lie had alreddy dun, and then ask him fur suinthin and quit, like the Wichita: Good due at our meetin at home on prayer meobiu nite, but it peered ez Cho there was more than a hundred things he wanted the Lord to find out before the meetin event on anuther step, and so he kep on a givin the kundlehen ov this and oallin portiokler attenehun to that, ontil I was so tired it hurt me to draw a long broth. I tried my best to fuller him fur the fust five or ten minits, to see fur my- self what be was at, but I jest cadent do it. Before I linodo it I wud find myself a thinkin about a hose I yust to own, who (indent be made to pull no way you oud fix ib, and then niebbe after my Bleats had ben a rennin all over krea- shun in stun each way ez that, I wud git book into tate meetin agin, and find that the preeoher was still a tryin to tell the Lord how thiuge art to be mannidged down here on earth. It watt on this way ontil I begun to feel ez tho I had more than two lnmdred bones in my book, and still I oudent feel it bit religyus to save my neok. At last Cho it peered to kum into the p1eeehere mind that mebbo he had giv the Lord oz many, things el he oud bee to dnrin the knmmin tvook, and rite wbereI wnzzent expeektin it lie eed amen and quit. I felt e0 good.over 11 that ft wud almost hav ben a eatisfak• shun to me jest then to hav put a whole dime in the basket, but lucky fpr me it was quite a bit before it Was passed, and by that time I felt different. Ive heard sarminte so long that it scorned to me evry klook in town had stopped before meetin was huff out, but. I never before beard prayin 00 attune mut that you cud• ent trleaeure it with a yardatiok. THE BRUSSELS POST When the preacher finally gat tiara with hie preyin I notiseed that 11 take about five minits fur the fakes who had bon kep outside to git in and find seats, I eokspeot it was rather tuff on um to be kop out there so long, a orowdin wun anuther in the hall and on the 0tep0, but I dont bleeve ib wan a bit harder on t outoido wane than it was fur us po lirittere in the house. While the preeober was a rain, a th yung woman whose mouth opened AIYAIU)S 7'O CANADA, ;tIedals Awarded lu Alidi+ries end in Voreetry Al Chicago. In fisheries, Canada took more medals than any other country exhibiting, boat - he ing, among others, Resale, Norway, or United Statue and Japan. MST or ManAne. In 7. D. Ronald, Prueoele, Ont., fire ap- wide when else sung that iD made me think it must work on hinges, stool up in her tracks before that big house full ov paepui, with no more kunsern than I wad peal an apple, and twee fur quite a spell in a way that most made the winders rattle. Tho fur anything that I cud tell different she mite a ben eingin in datoh or ohooktaw, fur altho I pub a hand over each ear and leaned farad over the b000h in front ov me, I oudent make out a word ov what she sed, bub I tell you it was a kawehan how her voice did almost peer to make the duet fly. To be sure there wuzzent =tell tune in what she sung, and it wncl hav snapped a string to hav nnderbnke it on a fiddle, but I nebissed from the looks ov a good many ov the folies that iota ov um peered to injoy it, The gal sang ontil f oudent see how she ofd ebrane herself any hard- er and not break her windpipe, and yit that quire sot there like a lot ov stumps, and not wan ov um dun a thing to help her round the corners. While she was a Join her best to shake the house, it seem• ed to me blab if the feller with the bugle horn ever expedited to do any good in the world now was hie ohanoe. I thawt he mite at least ltav showed his willing - nese by holdin up the plasterin fur a minib with Mellon] now and then, .and givin the poor gal a ohanoe to ketch her brebh, bat he dident. There was more readin out ov the bible, and then the quire was agin turn. ad loose in a way that peered to giv evry last tvun ov nm a chance to show what they cod do with a notebnke, ontil I al. moat got the noshun into my ]lead that insbid ov bein at meetin I was at a kooeurt, and had got in without Litwin to pay a sent. Fest wan wed appear to gib the bit in his teeth and ran kleer akroat the feeld with all he end Garry ov the peeoe, when anuther wod jump in and grab it and go trobtin down the turn pike, and so it went ontil about evry body on the platform had had a chance to show how by they end sing and how low they cud gib, and while this was a bein dun I found myself it wonderin all the time if the preeoher was ever a gain to git any chance to prseob, fur I oud see from a klocic that was a hangin op that the time was aidgin along terrible close torde noon time. At last tho, the quire peered to be willin to quit and rest, and when I seen that the kolleksbtm was a gain to be tuko I lowed that the preacher wud soon hav hie change. When the basket kum to me I dropped in my loop• per, but the bottom was lcivered with velvet, and it dident disturb the konger- gashun a bit. The preeeher then got np, and now thinks I to myself, wears a gain to hear him preecb, but bless your life it tutu ten minits more fur him to read the notisees, and igzort the fokee to tura out to the 308 kreem sapper which the sieters ov Dorkue was a gain to giv fur the put, pass ov boyin new h_vm bakes tar the Sunday skule, along tords the middle ov he week, and to intreat the peepul not o forgit the intertainment ov , song and eob, and also refreshments and cake hat Brother Sombodye bible kinss banjo lab was a::oiu to giv a little furder along orde Saturday uite. There wee also the ushal moubbly tee drink at' Mistime flappers ma etch a street, fur the benefit v sumthin with a name that sounded owerful nice, and then there was the ung fokesee doing, which was to be giv ut oS doors at Dodder Pinnyriles house, aaless the weather happened to be eel oz wad prevent, in which lase the ureeedins wad be pureeeded with at the hurob. But I cant login to toll you about all he things the preeoher had to giv out, skews my metnry is too short, but he flintily aily git thru, and then thinks I to yself, now fur sure the man is a gain to et rail, but instil ov that all be don was o stand up behind the bible and put on is epreddlo glasses, and go at it and pond twenty minas in readin us a pewshob he had ria hieself, and there wuzzent uthin in it at all that sounded to me van bit religyus, but when meetin was all and I was a goiu down the ile with he kongergaehun eery body round me ep eayiu bow they had ben tickled most o doth with Dooktur Hedpelters elegant armint. Wun women rite in front ov ma with a hat a foot by, told anuther omen that she had stopped to kiss, that he kuusidered the sarmint too lnvly far nything, and so Iett speckt mebbe it ae, but not bein yusb to each feed I was 0o dam to understand it. Iine sorry to ay that I wud a heap ruttier heard the eller blow his bugle horn. Theres anuther thing or so I sled Bite o say, but ez a lumpi0 ov the boarders ay kum in and begun to throw pillars nd boots, I shall hav to quit. So no ore UntilYour looeeum busbun,mr Sats GAsnsoox. Binh Ends Of Thought. Talent is man's mastery of mind ; genius i0 mind's mastery of man. Friendship is sanity ; love, insanity. Time ie Moen than money, for lost time can never be recovered. A man may love his friende—if they are not women. What is bad in a man is of as long life as Blab whiob is good. . Age does not improve those who fear it. Newspapers are what their readers make them. What was, is ; what i0, will be. The heart is a comet, whose tail is Memory. The finer the oharoh the greater the congregation's vanity. Fragrance is the invisible beauty of flowers. A million donate means a million cares. There fa nothing meaner under heaven than m mean woman. Unleee your pooketbook says Amen, your prayers wont rise above your nose. The woman who is patient and speaks kindly to all on wash day i0 not far from the kingdom. Start Lie and Truth on a nee at the sauce moment, and from the first Truth will only see the heels of hie rival. When the devil ettooeede in persuading a man that money alone can make him happy, he mutate it a good day's work. paratus. IN r'Oa1axnY. Ontario Government, collection of tree trunks ; Quebec Government, Demmer. offal lumbers; Muirhead de Kann, Via Coria, I3. C., yellow ceder boards ; Say. ward Milling and lumber Company, Vie. torte, B, 0,, joiste, etudding, eta ; Hon. H. 0, 3oly de Lotbiniere, Que., speci- men, of bleak walnut ; Geologioal survey, Ottawa, Ont., medicinal herbs, photo- graphs of trees (frames of photographs being made up of the wood of the treee shown in illustration) • G. 0. Peacock, Mount Salem, Onb., collection of forest amide ; The Sehl-Hastio Erskine Manu- facturing Company, Victoria, B. 0., see - Hone of trees and sawn !amber. TN FI811 AND ',MINUTES. Turner, Boston & Co„ VIctoria, 13. C., canned salmon ; J. E. Ladner, Ladner's Landing, B. C., fish guano ; J. E. B. Lotellier, Quebec, P. Q., canned herrings ; Wm. Leslie, Magdalen islands, P. Q., canned lobsters ; D. Rotherell, Charlotte, N. B., panned +•ardlnes in oil ; Yarmouth Packing Co., Yarmouth, N. S., canned lobatore ; Levi Hatt , 3 Son, Halifax, N. ie., dried codfish ; Cape Sable Packing Co., Yarmouth, N. B. canned salmon ; W. S. ]3rown,. Neweitetle, N. B., canned slams ; Department Marine and Fisher- ies, Ottawa, Ont., Stuffed flan, fish in alcohol, paintings of lfali, apooimeus of fish -eating birds, stuffed 'emetic KM. male ; Dopartmeut of Marine and Fieh. arise, Ottawa, Out., modele of boabs,mod- els of canoes, fist traps, fiela tongs ; De. partment of Marine and Jai,lteries, Otto. wa, Ont., fish oil, herrings and eels in barrels, photographs of oanneriee, wharves, eto; R. Rookie, Piotou, N. S., fish way; A. J. Anderson, Lunenburg, N. 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