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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-6-18, Page 3UMlil 18, 1886. GUELPH' D11's'1910IlIhiT CONFERENCE. Tito following in the final draft of the appointments of tho ministers for the above meuticlled ccnfor(noe for the coming conference yoar: 0utrLan DIS'rarov.—Guelph, 1st.— J W Dolmen ; Hugh T Crowley, loft anima an appointment at hie owls request, in view of evangelioal work, Guelph 2nd,—W S Griffin, Dl) ; A. .1 Birks, 13 A., Guelph 8rd—Wm Savage. Ponsonby—Isaac Crane. Elora ---Jas Brolcy ; Samuel Fear, superannuated. Fergus— Joseph S Coiling. Marsvillo —Wm Willmoil. 13elwoo3--. Thomas Grandy, Era. Moen—Jas Walker. Roalcwood— I'rancie Swann ; Wooley E Kerr. Ao• ton—Robert Phillips. Georgetowu— J W Shtlton, BA; G H Cobblediolc, BA ; J Gray, Treasurer of Superann• nation Fund, permitted to reside in Toronto (285 Ontario Street) ; J 0 Pomeroy, BA, (Oakwood), N Burne, 11A, Superannuated. Erin and Ball- iunfad—J Markham, E L Flagg.— Dr Griffin, District Supt, J W Hol. Ines, Financial Secy. GALT DISTRICT.—Galt—W 0 Hen. clerson, MA. Berlin—J W German. Preston— W H Hioetcs. Hespeler —li 0 Enders. Jas White, Superan. hunted. Watorloo—W Diiils. Naseag• itareya—W Birks, J J Rapp. Elmira —J J Snowdon. Now Hamburg- J W Robinson. Linwood—T J Smith. Ilawkesville—H A Newcombe. W C Henderson, AIA, District Supt., W Mills Financial Secy. STRA'1FOBD DISTRICT. — Stratford, Erie street—A Cunningham. Strat- ford, Waterloo Street—J 11 Oarson. ALitehell. Trafalgar Street—W Oas• son. Mitchell, Toronto Street—M Swann, J Williams Superannuated. Milverton -0 Hamilton. Moncton— D A Moir. Staffs—J W Gilpin, Fullerton -3 Caswell, J H Dyke. Harmony—J McLachlin, AIA, I B Waiwin, Viotoria College, W Her. ridge, superannuated, (Brampton. A. Cunningham, District Supt., W. Casson, .Iiinancial Secy. ST. MARTS DISTRICT.—St Msrys— A 11 Phillipe, BD ; R Service, super- annuated. Granton—J C Stevenson. Lucan,L-R Davy. Alsa Craig -1) Rogers, Kirkton—R H Hall. Wood. ham—Ezra .A. Fear. Nissouri—J W Pring. Kintore—HE Hill.' Em- bro-- D Sharp. Thamesford—ti Scratch, II J Fair loft without a eta• tion at his own request, for the put, pose of attending college. A M Phil- lips, BD, Diatnct Supt., J C Steven- son, Financial Seoy. GODRRICII DISTRICT.— Godorich— (North St.) G R Turk ; Victoria St., —G F Salton. Olintun— (Rattan - bury SI,) E S Rupert, DI A. On- tario Street—W W Sperling. Sea- forth—J E Howell, MA. Holmes- ville—J S Fisher, W M Patton. Bay. field—B L Hutton. Varna— A E Smith. Hensel! North—Wm Torr- ance, R H Barnby. Hensel! Smith -- R Godfrey. Londeeboro—J Hough. Dungannon—W 3' Onmpbell, A Mc- Kibben, Luther 0 Rice Superannu- ated, permitted to reside at Hobart, Lako Oo., Ind., U. S. Auburn—J Turner, Benmiller-- James Keetle, J T Legear, Victoria College. J E Howell, MA, District Supt., J S Fish. er, Financial Secy. WiNGueaz Dreamer.— Wingham-- 1) 0 McDowell. Kincardine—James McAllister ; J 13 Hilts, superannu. , ated (Streetsville). Ripley—Wm Baugh. Amberly--George Lound,. Lucicnow—F E Nugent ; John Walk. or, superannuated. Ashfield—Win H Mose (Lucknow). Bervie--Sam- uel Sellery, BD, John Kennedy, .Jae Geddes, supernumerary. Teeawater —A Potter. Brussels—W Smyth, John L Herr superannuated. Ethel —R Paul. Wallow—T J Sabine. 'Blyth—A. A Bowers, BA. Belgrave N S Burwash. Bluovale--J S Cook. Wbiteehereh—T 0 Sanderson. So. los.--John H Watt. D 0 McDowell, District Supt., A A Bowers, BA, Fi. nancial Secy. Lierowan DxsraIor. --Listowel-- George Richardson. Palmerston— Ohas E • Stafford. Palmerston cir- cuit -3' R Gibson. Drayton—G Bug - gin ; Henry Borry superannuated. Alma—A. W Tongs ; Henry Irvine. Peel—James Harris. Stirton— J Wass. Trowbridge -0 V Lake ; J • Armstrong superannuated. Attwood —J Ferguson. Honfryn—W J Bran- don. Wallace—J H Isaac. Moore. field—A 11 Mc0nllough. Tevidtdale W Shannon ; T 0 Bell, loft with. mit a station for ono year an his own request. G Richardson, District Supt G Buggin, Financial Sooy. MOUNT FOREST Diseincr.—Mouut Forest—leaao B Aylosworth, LLD, T Dudley superannuated. Durham —T Goa, Wm. T Miller. Holstein— It J Husband.. Herriston— John 1VIills ; J 11 Holmes Supernumerary, Gerrie--3 Charlton. Wroxeter --S 11 Edwards. Fordwioh—Wm Oita. well. Clifford—E A Ohowr, 13 D (xlenoden-3 Popper, 13 A. Arthur —13 Sherlock ; R J Tyler, sopa ' noted. Kenilworth --I' ;13 S Orand'Valley—Wal M Biolby Colbcok, BA, loft without a at for ono year nt his own regnant, darvine--Adam Glazier. Dr. A worth, District Supt„ J Chante novels! Soy. WAzxlsaruN DISTRICT.— Walkerton —John Scott, 13A, D D Balaton, W. Tindall, G Wuteon superannuated. Mildulay—J Webster. Eianover—J Edge A. Clarke superannuated Elmwood --T Legate, J Garner eu perannuatod. Oheeloy—J Kenner,, Dobbington—G Hartley, (one to bo sent), Invormay—R W Williams Arkwright—til' W Leech, R 0 Bur ton, H Hall, supernumerary. Pais ley—•J Galloway. Eden Grove --T R Fydell. Tiverton—T Amey, Por Elgin—J Greene, Hamilton Leith superannuated (Saugeen). Saugeen --James Hannan. Henry Caldwell Wesleyan Theological College, Mon• treal ; J J Orookshanks, student, Viotoria College. J Scott, MA, Die- Iriat Supt., T Galloway, Financial Secy, OWES SOUND DISTRICT.— Owen Sound—T AI Campbell, W B Ilan- ard, superannuated, Sylveeter L Kerr supernumerary, (Annan). Chats. worth— John Hart. Woodford --3 Ba1I, (ono wanted), Brookholm— Ebenezer Teokey. Kemble—G Smith. Allonford—Sol 0 Edmunds BD. Hempworth—J 5 Noble. Wi• arton-3 W Sanderson. Colpoy's Bay—P Sperling; Supernumerary. Lion's Head --R Carson. Tober• mory (ono wanted). Cape ()rocker -- T Culbert. T Campbell, District Supt., S C Edmunds, BD, Financial Secy. MARIIffi,Lil DISTRICT.—Markdal0— Geo H Cornish. Flesherton— W Ayres. Dundalk—W H Strongman, LL 33, PhD, J W Mahood. Eugen- ia—J 5 Corcoran. Priceville—A J Parker. Williamstord—A Thibadeau. Walter's Palls—R Johnston (ono to be sent.) Euphrasia—R Hooking (11arkdajs.) J W Frizzell, (J P Mc- Laughlin,) Victoria College. Ed A Shaw, \ es'n • Theological College, Montreal. E II West, retired for one year on account of ill health. D Auld, D Perry, Superannuated. G H Cornish, District Supt. W Ayers, Financial Secy. Loaf from a Chicago Girl's Diary. THE BRUSSELS raun• nlitll, b'O alien 0e- yle,s• n L+ i. POST liar e,p I BABY ARRI.�1DS day all to hera.'l(, 'rip,, brokebook-1 mean her pride, Flinn 11100ed me, and we eubbod it out gather. 'Tau I saw her bonnet. It in a jewel, It le very heeamiog to, mL 0811 —clow (pies 00 bourn ie. (1ertie is asleep, and 13Lurt is reading hie paper, Thu little Wutto over the door, "God Blase Oar Hanle," seems to be living. My 001Y bellu111 1,1 or deiced need will be hero in the It1arn• itlg• It will oust $0 more than hers. Genie ban just Croke up, -- Canadian. IN(tW,R. • • Winnipeg reports 0 fondue in meiotic servants. • There aro 27,115 !Halon in t Northwest, and only 9,184 aro m rind, ' A. large number of five .gallon k are reported to bays arrived at Cam bellford last week. Po out l laster k'Prloo 20 ochest,, old byh0 Deadman. The Anglican Church at Port 111 Leod has been destroyed by fire. T loos is estimated at $8,000. St. John and Portland, N. B. ha formed an a0eociatiou to promote 11 enforcement of the Scott Aot. ri.TAnmr oared, health and sweet breath cured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price conte. Nasalligeotor free Sold by Goo Deadman. Prof. Barre, of the Ontario Agr cultursl College, will deliver au a dress on dairying at Neepawa, 13Liu on 311110 11th. Complaint?S Shiloh's Vitaliseer is guaranis, to cure you. Sold by G.A. -Doadman The Whitby Chronicle alloges th the enforcement of the Scott A. along the Treut valley has caused th water of that river to go down a foot 1t le a well known fact that a Cough ea Hao exist after using West's Cough Syrup. It is Infallible cure for Coughs, Goias, Consumptio Bronchitis, ugh, mud all Throat anza d Lung difficultle Sold by Ino. Hargreaves .k Co„ Druggist Prion 25e., 50c. and C1 per bottle. It hes been found that the cows o H. Weight, of South Fredericksburg diet! from eating a narcotic irritan poison while feeding in a swamp. Samoa's Cough and Consumption Cure 1 mold by G. A. Deadman on a guarantee. oures The HomoCattle`Company, of St Louis, have secured u lease of 70,00 acres at Wood illountain, N. W. T. and will place 28,000 head of cattle thereon. J. W. Johnston, principal of th Oratorio Business' College, Belleville loaves New York this week for Ber mode and Jamnoia in the interest o the College, aumos's Vitalizer is what yutt needier Co •tipation, lose of Appetite, Dizzinoes, and al symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 ciente per bottle. Sold by G. A.Doadman. The Windsor electric railway, one and rt half miles long, is being oper- ated successfully. Tho average time occupied iu making a trip the length of the road is eight minutoe. 01101711, whooping oou0h and bronohltis int - mediately relieved by Shiloh', Cure. Sold by G. A.. Deadman. Oounty Court Judge Weller ocou• pied the bench for the first time on Tueeday, and was presented with a congratulatory address by the Peter- borough Law Ae000iation ora Ilio oe- casion. terrrible oough, Shilomade erlCu a ie the oyiaedy for you. Sold by G. A Dondtnan, Tho Clinton New Era alleges that. in one day last week that town had a• bye municipal election, a rifle snatch, a minstrel troupe parade with band, a Scott Act Convention and a dog fight. hour to Lightning oNeuralgia, Headache, Tooth Rohe, Lumbago ornhenmati,m, but will do is instantly, and without uarrying Your Road in a poultice for A day or use greasy liniments. Try a lb eout bol/le from John Hargreaves .b Co., druggists. Telephone wine are being run froth Guelph to Fergus, and un to Arthur, Herndon, and Walkerton, from For. gus to Elora, from Aithur to Mount Forest, and from Harristein to Listo• wel and Wingham. The virtue of Carbolic Aoirl for healing cleansing and purifying is well known; but from the many m odes of applying 11, the pub- llois uncertain how to use it. To neat that want, McGregor & Parke', Carbolic Cerato is prepared, and may be unit with oonedonoo, DO not be misled. Tako only McGregor & Parke's Carbolio Curate, SOld. at John Mar - grooves & Cde. Drug Store. Align McGriman, of Mono, was washing dishes with hor back to the stove, when her dress naught fire, and before the flames could be extinguish- ed her hips and one of her arms were burnt'to a crisp. Her recovery is doubtftil. Mrs, itobott It opor,rol a of Itinlo,o, county of Brim, in a litter. says:—"I dare boon troubr. ed with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints for a number Of roars, and an, glad to say to the Eablla at well as friends, that MoGregor's peody Cure brought mo around, and now 1 Am all right, thanks to Mdiregor's Speedy Cmo." An ndrodo of like testimonials aro fro- uuontly rooulved, and aro daily proving that this le truly a wondorfbl romoay, ourlu66' Slug. gish Liter, Billions Headache and Coati -venue Whore all else falls. Sold at John Hargreaves & Cc's Drug Store. Trial bottles given free, The freight rate .ovor the Onder- donk road in B. 0. from Hammond to Spence's Bridge, 154 miles, is $1,130 per 100 pounds, from Hammond to Aehoroft, 181 miles, $2 per 100 lbs., and from Hammond to Savona, 201 miles, $8 por 10'6 viands, The people who live in the lower flat appear to be very nice. I think I shall like her. She was telling we last night how she came to marry her husband. Tho servant girl of the people who live in the flat below told our girl that we were to have Tuesday for wash day. Monday has always been our wash day, and shall be until I die. 8:80 A. M.—Have just told our girl to go at her washing and get it over. 9:30.—The girl in the flat below is also washing. Have told our girl to get her washing out first. 1 a.m.—Our girl is down in the hack yard with the clothes line. Girl in the flat below out with her line. I wonder if that woman down stairs thinks that 1 am going to stand tient sort of thing ? 1:15—Girls are calling each other names in the bock yard. Our girl has one end of our line tied to the poet. Veni, vidi, viol. Sia tramper tyraunis 1 Homo rule in the top flat. 1:20.—Tho woman in the flat be. low has told her girl to cut our line. I knew she was a vixen the first time I saw her." I mean the woman—not the girl. 1:25.—Tho girl is cutting our lino ; later—the has cut it. Our girl has thrown the aeh•pan, ashes and all, over the back porch, and ashes have settled ora the clothes of the woman in the flat below. ' 1180.—There are footsteps on the stairs. I hoar the rustle of the dress of the woman in the flat below. Then is a knock on my door. 1:50.—She bas gone. I guess she will not Dome again. I put a flea 'in her oar which will keep her out of my bank yard. 2.—Saw a messenger go into the flat below with a hat box. I wonder if that woman is going to rig out in a new hat before I get mine. Our girl has her clothesline out again and our washing is all out. 2:80.—I wonder what kind of a hat she has—the mean thing. S. --Our washing is still there, 8:80,—I wish 1 could ace what sort of a bonnet she has, But I am too proud to ask her forgiveness. Besid• es, it wasn't my fault, 4.—What's the user of keeping your enemy down tvhon you've got 'em down ? Magnanimity ie ono of the ruling principles of our house. Tam going down. I can afford to do it, because our washing is in. 5.—I feel better. I went down stairs and kissed hor and told her site could have the back yard next Mon. do. the ar- ego 1'- oh', A. ac- lio vo 10 e0 25 A. d- d- St et e 0. as u. ng 0. h It 0 9 t 1 I 110 Vol 11 11100 lot elf iinby Car- riagos un httucl that the Public should see, They aro Well anic), nicely finished and will be ;iol'l at Reasonable Prices. Slam; TE1M11\/.L liminess! Collars ! and everything in ileo harness line on hand. Also Trunks, Valises, Satchels, &e., &c. H. DENNIS. THE GREAT THOROUGHFARE TO 1 THE NORTHWEST. The St, Pauli Minneapolis Manitoba 1£1AXL WAY, with its 1,000 miles of road. It is tho only lino extending through the Park Region of Minnesota, to all prinoipal pointe in Red River Valley, Northern Minnesota, North. ern Dakota. The Shortest Route to Fargo, Moorhead, Sank Centro, Wahpeton, Cassel. to, Breckenridge, and Morris. The Only Lino to Grand Forks, Grafton, Mayville, Larimor'e, Devils Lake, Crooks- ton, Portland, Nope, Winnipeg, Hillsboro, Ada, Alexandria, and to DEVILS LAKE AND TURTLE MOUNTAIN DIST'S. in which there ie now the largest area of the most desirable vacant Government Lands in the United States. The lands of the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail. way Co. in Minnesota are pariicalarly do- eirablo for all classes of farming, are offer. ed at very low prices, and easy terms of payment, and It will bo to the advantage of all seeking new homes, to examine them be- fore purchasing elsewhere. Maps and pamphlets describing the coun- try, giving rates of fare to settlers, etc. mailed FREE to any address, by JAMES B. POWER, Land and Immigration Comm'r, C. H. WARREN, GeneralPaseenger Agent, St. P. III. it 31. R'y„ . Sr. PATJL, MINN. 200 BOXES OF A S NOW INTOK. ALL LINT) OF Fence Wire ! Full Up with Harvest Tools! Paints, Oils and Colors. A Large Supply of Machine oil ! BUILDERS HARDWARE AP EIALTY. A GOOD SEUND HAND Buggy for Sale. B. GERRY. EAST HURON arnago Forks, tTA.MES EU•Y.ERS —MANUFACTURER OF -- CARRIAGES, DEDIUORATS, EXPRESS WAGONS, BUGGIES, • WAGONS, ETC., ETC., ETC. All made of the Bos Material and finished in a Workman -like manner Repairing and .Tainting promptly attended to. Parties intending to buy should call before purchasing. RPiFPIniNaits.--Marsden Smith, B. Laing, James Ontt andWm. Mc- Kelvey, Grey Township ; W. Oa'meron, W. Little, G. Brewer and D. Brackenridge, Morris Township ; T. Town and W. Blashill, Brussels ; Rev. E. A. Fear, Kirkton, and T. Wright, Turnberry Township. REMEMBER THE STAND—SOUTH OF BRIDGE. JAMES BUYERE'a ET H E L ztsan YEM. JirxiFt IYXXXOLS. 0 • Tho undersigned, having eomplotecl the chango from the stone to the elebratod Hungarian' ystonl of Grinding, has now the Mill in First-class Running Order, And will be gladdto see all his told customers and as many new ogles as posei bee. hopping done. Flour and nod Always on Vanda 0 Hiti,hesi Price paid for any quantity of Good GvnilL WM. MILNE.