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THE BRUSSELS POST
Div, 8, 1893
Town, Directory.
MHLv1Lr,d 0,iRen.—Sabbath Set V1008
at 11 a, m. and 6:30 p.m. !Sunday Sshool
at 2:80 p, no. Rev. John Ross, B, A.,
pastor.
(vox CHuacn.—Sabbath Services at 11
a. m. and 6:80 p, m, Sunday School at
2:30 p. m. Rev, D. Millar, pastor.
ST. JouN'a Onrncn,—Sabbath Services
at 11 a. m. and 7 p. el. Sunday Sellout
at 2130 p. M. Be'. W. 0. Reilly, inocni.
bent,
Marmonr=T Carmen, --•Sabbath Services
at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. in. Sunday
School at 2:30 p, in. Rev. 0. H. Cobble -
die's, M. A., B. D., pastor.
TOMS CATROLIO CI14RCn.—Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
10:30 a. m. Rev. Joseph Kennedy,
priest.
SALVATION ARMY.—Service at 7 and 11
a. no. and 3 and 8 p. in, on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 o'olook, at
the barracks.
Ono FELLOWS' Lopez every Thursday
evening, in Graham's block.
MASONIC LODGE Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A. 0, U. W. Lemma on let and 3rd
Friday evenings of each month, in Blas•
hill's block.
0. 0. F. Levin 2nd end last Monday
evenings of eaob month,. in Bleshill's
block.
L. 0. L. let Monday in every month,
in Orauge Hall.
I. 0. F., 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Fellows' Iall.
R. T. or T., 2nd and 4th Tuesday's of
each month, in Odd Fellows' Ball.
Sone GP SooTLANn, let and 3rd Tues-
days of each month, in Odd Fellows'
Ball.
K. 0. T. M. Lowe, lab and 3rd Thurs-
days of eaoh month,in Vanetone block.
Bortz CIRCLE, 2nd and 4th Friday even.
inge in Blasbill's Hall.
POST OFFICE. --Office hours from 8 a.
m. to 7 p. m.
Meen.NIes' INSTITUTE. -Library in
Holmes' block, will be open from 6 to 8
o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 3:30 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Mise Doily Shaw,
Librarian.
Town Oounoxx.—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
W. H. McCracken, George Thomson, R.
Ross and John Wynn, Conn0illors ;
F. S. Scott, Clerk ; Thos. Kelly, Treas-
urer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J. T.
Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in each month.
SCHOOL BOARD.—T. Fletcher, (chair-
man,) Dr. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, Rev.
Ross and A. Reid ; Seo•Treas., R. Ross.
Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each
month.
PUBLIC BOd00L TEACHERS.—J. H. Cam-
eron, Principal, Mies Braden, Miss
Downey and Miss Oooper.
Boma, of HEALTH.—Reeve Kerr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, H. Dennie and J. N.
Kendall, Dr. MoNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
Silas At The Fair.
(FROM THE HAM'S HORN.)
DEER SHMANTHY,—Ez yisterday was
Sunday I beleeve Ile tell you about my
goin to meetin with Sile and Banner
Ann. Iva ben right smart trubbled
about Sile even sense Ive been a stayin
at his house, on akount ov havin sum
turible big euspishune that he had back.
slid, fur you kno when he lived at Oider-
ville he yust to ask a blessin at the table
and look ez sollum on Sundays ez any ov
the rest ov us. And besides that he was
a steward in the church and yust to growl
like sin whenever the time lxum to pay
gnarteridge, and him and me and Kalup
Chiller and Unkel Peeleg Wittlins yust to
set on the kounter in his store by the
hour in rainy times when trade was dull,
and Silo wud prove, by making Jiggers on
the back ov a washboard with a peeoe ov
chawk, that if a preacher was only Savin
snuff and his wife dun the work, five or
six hundred dollars a year was all the
wages he needed to sum day git rich. I
say Iva seen ea gib so interested in
meetin matters in them times that be
never peered to noties bow many times
'Onkel Peeleg was a goin to the kraoker
bare, nor how ofen Kalup opened the
cheese box and helped hisself, and then I
mind how energetic he alwas was in put -
tin down his foot and eayin no, whenever
the preeoher got a noehun into his bead
that we ort to lay out Tunny in bildin a,
new fence at the paseunidge or doin sum -
thin to the rufe, and whenever a new
preeoher yust to kum along and hint at
the ides that we ort to hav a new ohurah,
Sile was alwae ez ready to fight aginat it
ez Bruther Sollymun Gimps hisself. In
fact, Semauthy, you mind ez well BS 1 do
that in them days Bile was ez match ov
a wheel hose in the Oiderville meetin
house ez me or Grandaddy Nooks.
And then there was his wife. Evey
body kuoze what an energstio body she
was to stew and bake. Whenever means
was needed to pay the Boothia fur bildin
fires, or to buy the meetin house sum
new hym bakes, Banner Ann cud alwas
be konnted on to most work herself to
deth in helpiu to gib up sum kind ov a
supper to save us members the needoes-
sity ov havin t0 take munny out ov our
trowzie pookete, and I kin remember
wun time when she stood on the ground
and fried ohioken in a shed that Jim
Teester put up alongside ov the meetin
house, ontil she tuke the shakee and wee.
tent hardly able to git out ov the house
agin fur three weeks.
In them days they was both sech faith-
ful meetin fokes, that when I kum to hav
seoh a good chance to save tavern bills by
goin to stay at Biles house, I rubber ex.
peoted to find that they was both still
energetic meetin peepnl, bet when I kum
to set down at their table and a darkey
put a bowl ov supe on my plate without
no blessin beim asked, I begun to feel
kuneiderahle joobua, and what made it
peer all the stronger that Sile had raaly
backslid was, that evey time I wud even
hint at meetin matters, and start out to
tell him that it was still ez hard no ever
to raze quarteridge at Oiderville, he wud
immejutly go to tellin me what a terrible
dee place this towo was fur =kin munny
easy, and in two minibs I wud clear fur-
git that I had ever jived meetin myself.
When I found out that they had card
playin and wine drinkin and dancin right
in their own hones, and dident think ho
more ov goin to the theatre than I wud
ov goin to a ahootin match, I kum to the
konklneun that if I dident want to wear
out rey welltnm, the :less I had to say
about meetin matters the better, and so I
made it a pint to tawk more about honest
and so on than I did about earminte and
sech.
Boit may be that you Itis hav enm kind
ov a noehun frum this how kmnplete I
was struck all in a heap yisterday mora-
le at breltfast, when Blls sot down the
tumbler out ov which lee lead jest ben a
drinkin sum sweetened bitters, and asked
me if I wud like to go to meetin with him
and Hasner Ann. I had clear !ergot,
ontil he oiled my mind to it, that it was
Sunday, and felt ashamed that I had
laffed out loud at least twice before bre*.
fast, but ez soon as I found out what day
it waa I due all T cud to make up fur it
by puttin on my Sunday ` go to meetin
look, and tellin Site that I wud be only
too glad. I dont tititk tho, that I wud a
ben a bit more supprized if he bad invited
me to go with him to the !noon.
The blank man fetched out the bosses,
hitched to a karridge that had a top to it,
and me and Sile, and his wife and their
oldest gal got in and sot out fnr chnroh,
Ez we pureeeded on our way I dun my
best to keep my face drawed down ez long
as I cud, but Site had so mutob to say
about =kin muuny easy tbat to save
my eyes I ancient do it, and without
thinkiu where I was a goin, when Site
laffed I snickered right in his face. At
last tho, the karridge stopped, and the
driver got down jest ez I wud do at home
in the middle of the week, frum where tie
sot, and opened the door for us to git
out. I looked all around, but I dident
see no sign ov a meetin house.
Banner Ann tuke Sites arm and Feeby
Jane said sheds wawk with me.
Instid ov goin sumers to find a ()hunt]
with a steeple on it a hundred yards hy,
ez I lowed we wud, Bile led us into the
bildin rite in front ov us, and I saw frum
a big sign there was there that he was a
takin as into a show house, I oant be-
gin to tell you bow =bah it went agineb
the grain fur me to feller him, but seein
that I was a gittin my board fur nuthin
at his house, I lowed mebbe Ide better,
but I Dant giv you no idea at all ov how
terrible distreset I was when I found
myself a goin into a theater in broad
daylight on Sunday. It wad a ben bad
anuff on a week day, bub I cud a stood it
better. It ruther 'kabob me to see when
we gob into the place, that they had shut
out evry speck ov daylight by oloein the
winder blinds, and bad tried to make up
fur it by lightin eery lamp in the house.
To save my life I audent help but think
ov the tomfoolery ov goin to all that ex-
pense when there wuzzent wun bit ov
needcessity fur it, Even if fokes up here
do make Tunny hand over fiat, I mut see
no sense at all in burnin ib up.
A feller with a ribbon on hie hots, who
peered to kno Sites fokes, and who bowed
like a wilier in the wind to me and Feeby
Jane, most kum to ns on the run to pint
the way to our seats, whish I found out
afterwards belonged to Bile, bekoz he paid
m mutob fur mu by the year. The seats
was so sitiwabed that we cud not only see
the stage fust rate, bat cud look party
mutoh all over the house without havin to
twist our necks. I was ez feard as cud be
that mebbe Site had fated me, and jes like
as not Ide hav to set there and see play
aoktin dun inktid ov hearin a sarmint,
but I kum to the kookieshnn that ez
there wuzzent nobody there frum Cider.
villa I wudent run the reek ov hurtin
Sites !Gelins by goin oat.
There was a heap ov peepnl there when
we got in, but they kap on a kummin on.
til about eery seat in the house was take.
While the fokes was a, rollin int sot there
and looked at eveything in sight, feelin
purty mutob ez a boy duz who thinks
heze a goin to git a Hokin but hopes be
wont. I was in hopes I was in a good
place, but I felt terrible joobus I wuz.
tent. I dident see bow good preeohin
oud be dun in a plane where the devil had
ben a runnin things alt the week. The
platform was fixed up to look like a set -
tin room at a tavern. An -inept the
things in the room was an organ, a good
deal like the wun we bad so mutoh fuss
about when it was fest fetobed into our
meetin house at Oiderville. The tale
gate was up and the kunsorn peered to be
all rely for onloadin sum ov the muzick
that had ben packed into i6 at the
facktry. How I did wish that Milly
Dumps was there to show the fokes bow
we wake up the snakes in Muskeertur
kounty.
It wuzzent long after we got there ofore
the purseedins begun to kummenee.
Fast kum a feller with a little black box
under his arm out ov which he take a
bugle horn that looked ez tho it hadent
ben out ov the shop a week. Next was a
feller with whiskers all over his face,
which I lowed wud be the preeoher, but
he sot down at the organ and went to
puffin out all the stops. Immejutly fol.
lerin him was a ruther spruce lookin
young woman with a note book and a big
bat with artifishole in it, who pub me ez
much in mind ov Jooley Ann Dooley ez
anybody I ever seen in my life. Right
after her kum the preeoher a lookin ez
sober as the he hadent bad his brekfast.
He was dreadful thin and walked ez tho
he was trouhbled with roomybiz. His
hair was short, and so thin in front that
there wuzzent snuff ov it to roach.
The siogin was led by the feller with
the bugle, who dident hav a bit ov troth.
ile in makin hieeelf heard above eery
body in the house, except one peace which
the yung woman had to ding all alone by
herself. I must say that she sung so tho
shade ben a goin to eingin stride all win-
ter stedcty, bet It peered to me a shame to
make her stand up before moll a big
crowd ov fokee and make all the noise
herself, I dont kno but what mebbe Ido
a jived in and giv her a chance to kstoh
her breath without standin on her toes
to do it, but the tune she sung was so
dredful full ov skollups.
The sarmint that followed dident sound
any more like preeohin to me than read•
in out ova book. It peered to me that
the man dident oven think it wall while
to try to preeeh, fur he jest stood there
and tawked without any more kunsorn
than I wud prime a pump. To a man
who has ben raizod on preeobin that
gineraliy mattes the winders rattle, I tell
you, old woman, mob preeohin ez $ilea
pasture due 15 ez tame ez new milk, I
watched him ez hlose as oud be, and he
dident hit his bible a lick that wad hurt
a fly in his whole diakorse. I dont jest
mind what his text wag, but it was sum•
thin like, we ort to behave ourselves or
quit. 1 dident pay so very muboh notice
to what he sed, fur I kep wunderin why
under the sun ho dident fire up, Ilia
kola was buttoned clear up to the obin
when he Item in, and it stayed that way
ontil meetin was out, so you kin judge
fur yourself whether he warmed up
match or not.
The only thing about the whole biznise
that made it seem wun bit like a meetin
to me was the pantos around ov the bas.
kat. That trade me kno that 1 was in a
meetin sure Snuff, and when the steward
who passed it begun to git Mee to me I
felt es tho ft wud do me good to shut my
eyes and slug, "On Jordsae stormy bank"
with all my might. Ez luck wild bav it
tho, I happened to hav a big koppor in
my pocket, and dropped lb in, after filet
shuffle my 11azd dredful tits, I thawt if
embody dun ez well as I did there
wudent bo no reason why the preeoher
shad run out ov bread staff before next
Saturday night, llveybody near me
peered to giv sumthin, the ov korse I sant
tell how many betties and buggy wash•
ere the steward found in the basket. It
most stunned me to see that Site dropped
in a whole dollar, without pnttin his
baud in to take no change bank, and both
Banner Ann and l:'eeby Jena put in Burn.
thin, and yit Feeby Jane told one that
her pap pays rent anvil fur them seats
by the year to buy a bouse and lot, lye
ben a kungerin my banes over it rite
smart sense, and I Dant see any reesun at
all why any ov Silas fokes shod hav pub
in anuther Dent, any more than a man
shed pay his wife fur doin the bouse•
work.
But Ivo ben a writin ontil eery lint in
me akes like all git out, and so I bleeve
Ile sign my name and quit.
Yours ever so mutob,
SILAS GANDEeaoOT.
towels.
Rev. 0. C. Paine, of Nesbett, Man., le
be= on a visit.
McLaughlin & Co. shipped about three
quarters of a ton of poultry 0130 day
recently.
Jas. Roe has returned home from
Manitoba where he has been for most of
the Summer.
Alex. Crawford and wife left loot week
for the Amerioan "Soo", where they in-
tend spending several menthe visiting
friends.
The Foresters are making arrange-
ments for a first-class oonoert, to be held
on Jan. 5th next, at which some of Can-
ada's stare will appear.
Wroxeter.
A maohine for the manufacture of
broom handles will be placed in the
Wroxeter saw mill.
John Sanderson has been appointed
postmaster to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Mr. Diokeon.
Geo. Dane, late of the firm of Robin-
son & Dane leaves for Hamilton where
he has secured a good situation in a
wholesale house.
J. W. Sanderson has an American sil-
ver dollar whish was coined in 1804.
This ooin is very ram, only 200 of them
were minted. They are listed by doin
collectors at 51,000.
While loading stook Wm. Sanderson
met with an accident which might have
resulted seriously. He and some others
were in the sot of moving a oar on the
switch when bis foot got caught between
the car and a post of the loading pen.
Fortunately he reoeived no worse injuries
than some badly bruised toes.
T,ucknow.
The municipal politics promises to be
lively in the village this year.
Wm. Miller, of British Columbia, has
returned after an absenoe of nearly two
years.
Stewart Bros. intend shortly opening
out a gent's furnishings and merohaut
tailoring establishment in this village.
An anniversary entertainment was
held in the Town Hall on Thursday even.
ing, under the auspices of the Luoknow
Mechanics' Institute.
Itev. A. Browning has dosed his series
of revival services here. The meetings
have been very successful and forty-five
new members have been added to .the
Methodist church.
Robert Moody, of Watford, has bought
out Joseph Kincaid's fruit 'store and
grooery business and will in future carry
on the same. Mr, Kinoaid does not in-
tend leaving Luoknow, but will in future
devote his whole attention to his trade
of painting, paperhanging, etc.
Exeter ,
H. C. Brewer, of Clinton, gave an en•
tertainment in the Town Nall on Tues-
day evening.
The remains of the late Lucy Penwar-
den, who died at London, were brought
here for interment last weak. She was
67 years of age.
Rev. Fred. Belling Fatt, thanks his
parishioners from the London Road,
North, for the present of some 40 bushels
of oats, left at the reotory stable.
J. E. McDonnell, of llensall, under-
went a surgical operation which at first
was thought would end his lite, bort be is
now progressing favorably and on a fair
way tc recovery.
A number from here attended the
funeral of Mies Maggie Sheer at London.
She took sick with inflammation of the
lungs on Thursday and died on Friday.
She was 21 years of age.
E. Ohristie has signified his intention
of seeking no further honors by repre-
senting the ratepayers of the village of
Exeter ab the Council Board after the
complain of the present term.
Godorieh.
A petition is being circulated asking P.
Bolt to become a candidate for the
mayorality.
Several of the boathouees which were
in the river were oarried away by the
water and ice.
Rev, 71. Irvine is preaching a series
of sermons on the Lord's Prayer on
Sunday mornings.
Ibirs, Oass bas presented to the Ensign
a self-denial gift in the shape of a
bouncing baby boy.
The Collegiate Institute Literary So•
cieby,has engaged MISS Jessie Alexander
for an evening of dramatic and humor-
ous recitals in the Grand Opera House
on Friday, Doe. 8th,
Capt. Babb, overseer of wrecks, has
brought ()bargee before Mayor Butler
agalnet Donald Cummins, of Colborne,
and Thos. Jeffery, of Bayfield, for illegally
appropriating wreckage.
Manager Williams, of the Bank Of
Commerce, has received a letter giving
particulars of the death, in New York
city, on Nov. 061,, of H. M. Reynolds, a
former cashier of the bank here.
The annual meeting of the Wed Huron
Liberal Conservative Assoointion will be
held in the Town Hall, Goderioh, on
Tuesday, Deo. 1211,, oommencing at 11
o'clock a. m. The business will be the
receiving of reports, election of officers
and any general matters which may be
brought tip. At the same time a eon-
vontion will be hold to nominate a oanal-
date to contest the Biding for the Ontario
Legislature.
Cannella -In .N'e'ava.
Messre. Oroeeley and Hunter will
reach Stri,throy for a season on the cJbh
inst.
Lisut,-Col, Dawson has restarted the
command of the Royal Grenadiers, To.
ionto.
Gordon Fox, of Kingsville, while slot-
ting timber a few days ago, split hie bead
open. It is thought lis will die.
Messrs. Stanley & Dight'e grain store.
house at Looan Wes burned Friday night.
In it were shored 17,000 bnehele of wheat.
Wm. Dynes, deputy reeve of Mono, has
been nominated by the Matrons of In.
dustry to contest Dofferin for the On.
bario Legislature.
A country school teacher was before
the polios magistrate at Brantford on
Saturday on a charge of illegally practis-
ing medicine, It appeared that he had
graduated on•the other side of the lino
and had given treatment bo some friends.
He was fined 525.
Arch. Macfarlane, a prominent busi•
nese man of Forest, died suddenly last
week of erysipelas of the throat. He
was one of the leading Liberate of East
Lambton, and six weeks ago was a
probable candidate for the vaoanb seat
in the Ontario Legislature. He was 51
years of age.
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Wishes the Public to understand that his Studio is
now in First Class shape for turning out A 1 Photos. in all sizes
and styles. Having just added new scenery we are able to make
superior work to any that Brussels has ever seen.
Our Christmas styles are grand. Don't fail to see them as
they are the very latest.
In future our gallery will be open every Saturday evening un-
til 10 p. m: for public inspection. An invitation extended to all.
Studio over Standard Bank, Brussels,
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