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The Brussels Post, 1887-5-13, Page 5MAY 13, 1887. THE BRUSSELS POST • .att'JrsAdlty . ±11 r< r:'a,it:N .,.Dime. -00000000-- We have 75 different Lines of Parasols that we are closing out at Wholesale Prices. USIEMPIEFENSEr _00000000_ -00000000- We have Thousands of Yards of Prints that we are selling at prices Below the regular wholesale cost t- Merchants. - 0000000(1- Our 0000000-- Our Milliner, MISS SMITH, can give you. Millinery to suit the most fashionable and at Prices Away Down below competition. We are Selling Ties, Braces, Shirts, Rubber Coats and Under- wear at Wholesale Prices. G NTS_ -00000000- LAWES ND CEiT& -00000000_ We are closing out fine lines of We are selling Boots, Shoes and Tweeds at 35 per cent. • less than Slippers at prices that will defy you can buy theme, elsewhere. competition. •2??,.r.>.e The Question is often asked us, "How is it you can Sell so Cheap." ANSWER. ---The Truth is we Buy Cheap and therefore can Sell Cheap, and'still. have a small profit to live on. 1 0 li 31] si v ii • 11 R 0 u ai gaE,i'nt .f,,M1P.:11.",> a++z•;, f+.fiW- •-ur:a.s. . t ., is 3 , ii,414fS S;a?t:114.7.",.eOliY!S4ti31O;r,.,•.rr,"Stet „ ,? YOUR OBEDIENT SERVANTS, W. NIGHTINGALE & CO. c� ( Y', trixt I�•,c111 j' . Morrii.i. A largo number of persons are paying Mir respects to the trout brooks of Tom's township.tion Fall wheat is not making much pro- ress just now except on low land. A ood shower of rain is badly needed. On the 23rd inst. John Mooney and rife will celebrate their silver wedding by Lavin a gatheringof friends at their mnforrtale residnce. Arbor day was observed by a number of ur public schools and a lot of shade Tees were planted with the object of pT11e $r radon the Sapiens a: I. 1Rogoreou, f Sunn side, user Brussels Crit., is in ho city on a visit. Ho has land at Oak River country,, and is highly pleased with Brandon and its surroundings, Scnoon RsromT.-Tho following is a re- ext of the standing of the pupils of S.S.islave le. 4 for the month of April :-Sr. Four- h olase.-ist, Minnie Sharp ; 2nd Will- am Forsyth ; 8rd, Jeunis Walker. Jr. Fourth class.-lst, Rebeooa Smith ; 2nd mole MoQuarri° ; 8rd, Maggie Mooney. r. Third olass.-1st, Lizzie Ledgerwood ; ad, Jennie Mooney ; 3rd, John Forsyth. r. Third class.-lst, Daniel MoQuarrte ; tad, Hobert Smith ; 8rd, Robert Pipe. 000nd nines. -1st, Hannah Forsyth ; nd, John Mo0utaheon : 3rd. Walterliar• 0. Miss KATE 0.0 r,sS, Teacher. - Win. Simpson C Son have improved the appearance of their lot by erecting a nowt fence along the flout, Mrs. A. P. Annie, after a dangerous 111 ness, is now rapidly regaining strength. Our village M. D. deserves special credit in the ease of Mrs. Annis, as her health, before being taken down with infiamme.- of the lmigs and pleurisy, was very low, and for a week she was looked upon as iu a serious condition, but, thanks to good uedicel skill and (nursing by kind friends, she will soon be around, we hope, to stay for years. About half a dozen of our villagers were on Uhe mill road last Saturday, at mid• night, making night hideous with their drunken orgies. We are rather surpris- 'ed that our worthy landlord world ou• courage men about his premises to such hour, and regardless of the an , supply l•qaw, supply them with intoxicating of 153/10li• depriving We Ihnvo 3110(1 names (the ense ?hey majority of them married men but re- frain from publishing 4hem, hoping eha4 forme oseouduatn beneflnial efFeet on their DECE,1813fl.-0u Saturday evening Ed- ward T. Slemmon, son of John Slemmon, of the 9th non., of Grey, and well known in the township, passed away, after a lingering illuose of many months, borne with Christian fortitude. kir. Steinman (vas not a stranger to the people of this part of Huron, having been bora hero and has resided bore most of his life. He was highly esteemed as a friend by all who over had the pleasure of bis Ito. qua'ntauco. All through his illness he was in good spirits, and although fully aware that the end was near he, up to the last, took a lively interest in the wel- fare of those around him. He will be aliened greatly by all, and }Lia family have the earnest sympathy of everyone. Tho deceased tang t school at Duke's and Smith's sohool houses for a number of Yearn and teas teaching at Blnevalo when o took ill. The largo funeral on Tues- day was ample proof that he was very highly esteemed and beloved. Summers xnn PuieENTATroN.-011 Wed- uesday evening, the 4th ins(., the friends of Mrs. and Mr. Paul, to the number of fifty or thereabouts, headed by the Ethel brass band, wended Choir way to the Par• sonage, well supplied with bakete OM" Ualning the goo things of life, After the visitors had taken full possession of the house and the band had played sevoral pieces the following address was read by William Tindall :- To the Rev. 7t. P33131 and Lady :. - REV. AND DsAx Sin AND Pastor. -We have come this evening to endeavor to ex- press to you and your beloved consort the varied feelings of friends on parting with those very deurto them. Wo aro con. eoious that in the discharge( of your duty, , r mission, on, su°11 prosecution u,.tetpcome to pastor and people and therefore regress would 00001 vain; still, it in a failing of button nation, if failing it should be call- ed, to lament the severaa00 01 sweet in. ter00nrae with those we love and to find it a stretoIsing of the heart strings, suffusing eyes with tears, Yes, dear ...:_...,_ ..._ s.-..-...., .._�...,_�_.....,._ ... we shall 01'01 your theory hail and smile. We shall miss your kindly hospitality and your words of courage and sympathy to the distressed and atlhated, but, notwith- standing our sorrow, WO can still rejoice in the thought that God has blessed you with health and strength and that yon will go from here still strong for the Lord's eervioe. We can assure you, dear sir, that wherever God in His providence may appoint your work in His vineyard there will the prayers of your people here follow yon, that many bright stars may appear in your crown ashen you go heuae to receive our reward. We ask you, clear friends, not to for at us -our g y friends of Ethel and vicinity-"Thepray- ora of the righteous availeth mush," re- member n9 in your prayers and tlltat we cent these L e piobuxlat we es of ourself ve said,Mrs. acPaul as. souvenirs ofyour sojourn hero. (John Watts hero seantedl Mc. Paul ith two pictures newt) and beautifully framed and valued at 20 each.) And now, dear friends, we wish you In your future lath through life all the blessings of joy, peace and plenty that our Heaven- ly Father gives his faithful followers, and though sorry to part, we trust -yea, are assured -our communion in joy shall be renewed, if not on earth, in that better ,and our Lord Ohrist has gone before to pre are for those that love Him. Signed for the congregation by Imo CaDEn, Steward, Joos SVooua, Artist, Mee. Damon Baxaurm, Mos. MORRIS FOGAD. leas. 1fr, Paul then replied, in sub- stance, as. follows: Dear Chrietiatt frioud., I must nay that my faelinge aro Almon( beyond control. Quite a number of persons may and do think that I am lot easi ly moved, but i assure you that i3 emotions, at (}318 moment, are too deepfor m° to find words to ex ress, you havtaken us s° completely by surprse. It is thirty six year's ago gime X left my hornet° enter the, work of the ministry-- my lifework -I have had many happy times -bright spots -and the time silent in 17t13o1 has been among the brightest. I must tell the friends of Ethel and neigh. borhood-we love to go in and out among yon, to eat with you at your tables and to worsbiparou3d your family altars. Then it gives 5115 unbounded pleasure to meet with you in the hoose of God, to preach to you the Gospel.01 life and salvation. Tour constant attendance, profound at. tendon And earnest sympathy have al. ways helped me, and now we must short. ly part.. I must tell you that the break- ing up of these tender ties and hallowed assootations will be no small matter to Mrs. Paul and myself. The addtsoe now read has touched our hearts and thrilled the profoundest depths of Our souls. It breathes noble sentiments, human feel, ings and Christian love. The pictures p y gplayed pit. Wo areevidence tofm au promptedP Valued and pre010l1a Memorise. Wean we lookat them and miaow them to 0150 friends in days and 7oars to come wo shall re- member Ethel and our many waren, lav- ing friends in that place. I trust you will a000pt ISO's. Peal's and my warmest thanks for theca tokens of your love and . ,. After rho re )1 the table was spread i with viands tempting to the inner -man, and which were done ample justice to, in fact, we think, some would suffer next day from their assiduous, and repeated attempts to conceal an unjust proportion of the edibles about their persons. After several more solution by the Baud and a short time spent le 100181 intercourse the party broke up, and after wishing Mrs. and Mr. Paul many years of happiness all departed for borne and some for other peoples homes, where, no clonbt, late as was the hour, sone ewamg on Uhe front ate end sweet interchanges of nonsense ware indulged in. ONs w•no was Tnmss. The following item refers to the brother-sm.law of our townsman, Win, Silence :-Tie Presbyterian of u chats of Iana North Arm, Rev. C G Thomson, Imerof Brumfield, have been constructed 11310 two separate .ahergos. The 000800 tion of •V L ver tendered I0r, Thom- son a use Lmous call to be their pastor, offering bins a stipend of ($1,500 pr ane- num. Mr. Thomson accepted the call and was formally induemd on the 20th of April. We are glad also, to notice that Mr. Thomson enters upon his new charge under the most promising oireumstaoces and with the prospect of a large and pros- perons congregation in the immediate future, In eouclndillg its .apart of the induction proceedings the Herald says; "Mr. Thomson has, by his genial, upright and unassuming bearing, gained the res- pact and confidence of the oitizons of Vaucouvor, and rho people of New Wost Minster distrio4 generally." 150, .Jennie Lindsay 160. Sr. 8rd class-- Mary Campbell 271, Isabella Pearson 253, Lizzie Robertson 222, Robert Lindsay 146, `Walter Robertson 185. Sr. 2nd class -Samuel Campbell 130, Joseph Ridley 115, David Dake 90, Sarah Taylor 95, Katie Pearson 78, Donald Kellner 65. Jr. 23111 olasa-John Lindsay 114, Flor- °nee Spillett 53, Maggio Robertson S9, Charles Ames 68, Mary Ames 82, Mar Jane Holmes 100. E. G. 1icDoso,u, Teacher. , Dnrron 1 usr.-An item appeared in ire of r of April 15th referring to an 'tem of previous week's issue, and assum• inti to correct dates, &a. Now, the in- dividual who penned the item in question seems to lace .oat stress on th wrrect• ness of dates, the main idea in such item, is the fact of certe parties, with whom we aro well acquainted, leaving this part of the country and the place to welch 4}Ley may remora, as to a day before or after (hair having loft is of no come. queue. known, a tier author of the roam, un- ably corrects, as having. had n hole made in his head through his horse running away or p'tah'n,e him out of Ms rig. Now, it is a welll-known fact that some people, t° whish Mass this correoter of items probably belongs, aim lose the whole top of their had and not expose much brain to the weather. If this human chrouolog'cal time tabic had Duly referred to the nnstake in dates we would say nothing, but after hie wanton and un• called -for insult to Dna who never injured him, we cannot let this pass without cam. moat, and asoribe it only to his being rooked so muok in an article of domestics utility that hie brain is in an addled state, We hope in future he wilt be a little more careful or his non will get him into more trouble than a good many boles in his head. Summit. -- 'Wiesch Lrtt. The town council made their usual giant of $100 to the town band. The youopr ladies of St. Paul's church ittend holding a Miley sale 'the 'letter part of. May. Tho conu0'1 agreed to exempt rho futn• itare factory of Gilchrist, Green & Cu. for ten years, in lien of the 0200 promised them last Midyear. D. R• Talbot and D, McInnes Have opened out a new store in the Queen's block, where they will carry on busiuees until t mora suitable building otos be se-ureu. The new Talbot McIunes.rm will be known as y On account of the largely 1nCr0asod • number of pupils,. attending the public school it has become necessary to form a new room and engage another teacher. Miss Bargesa, of Ism/knows eppl,oation WASP . deiath of little Jimmy Moyers, 0f this pinna was at. first thought to have been due to fright he received at school, anti from swaliowing eulphnr tum es. from burning mutates that bigger boys emu- polled hien to hold in hie mouth, but Dr, Young aortif}sb that the boy died of ditch. therotu' 000113, Anil not from the mese at r,,.•1 „•u...,, t 3Aen.fooetlt. Goderich and Soafarth play a lacrosse• match here on the '34th. Three trotting races on Fairview Park on the Queen's Birthday. Tho Skating Rink Company report a deficiency of about 3150 for the past season. The Broadfoot,eBox by-law: will be voted'on on Dfonday of asst weals. There is very little doubt but that it will carry by a large majority. From From the Treasurer's report of the Listitu30 Uhe receipts for the Z yyear amounted to 6(3159,31 and the Bis- bnrsements to 81,150.14, n addition to this the consolidated debt of rho institute was reduced by $100, and there is still in the treasury a balance of 0283.92, It will thus be seen that financially the Institute Is in an excellent condition, and we' are pleased to notice from the !Secretary's re - other rt rest it is eats. evenThera L1103 rn we in in 1 the Library 1L,07G volumes, of which 196 were added during the year and 34 discarded as issuedg ldurin the year,e vand. there ese are classified as follows :-Biography Fiction, 6,723; Histor 1,20; ]1iso Ittn, sous, 7(35; Period'oal901; Poet • and Drama '325 ; Religions Literature 560 ; TSrnvels,1,725 ee and ' 672, and Voyages and , 1Gi to Vo el. J. A. Hacking caught a trout that weighed 1 pounds. The present appearance of the fall wheat in this section is better thou it has been foo several years. Wherever the land is in good condition and properly drained there is every promine of a good crop. Quees'e BI meters. -The anniyerdary of Her Majesty's birthday will be cele Mated here in grand style. 0150 will' be given in prizes. The following is the ptogram of the day's ariiisements :-' • Morning, 10:80-A Locrosee Maloh, Guelph vs. Listowel, on Rink Compaiiyha grounds, Afternoon, 2 o'clock --Games and alhletiosports onRink Company'sgrounds opsa to amateurs iu Perth, Huron and \Vell}ngon. Hop, step and jump (stealing) O4 112 311 Thinning jump 4 2 1 Standing jump ..,... 4` 2 1 Hop, step and jump (1tu.ling).• 4 2 1 Standing high jump 4 2 1 Running high jump. , ....., 4 2 1 100 yard raga 4 2 1 Race twice around the track, 4 2 1 Hurdle rave, 200 yards .....,, 4 2 3 OPEN t0 ALL. Hop, etep and lump (atanding(. , 4 2 1 Running jump 4 2 1. Standing jump 4 2 t Running hop, step end 3(11)13).,., 4, 2 LF Standing high lump.... ,. .. 4 2 1 Vaulting d 5 Z ,1 100 yet rase ti :1 3 300 yard rade 5 2 1 Highland fling, girls under 15S 1 " " boys " 2 l Sword dellco, girls gilder 1•i 2 1. " boys , , • 2 ; Tug of war, open to litho n and ava.u.•.,, ,,,,....,. , ,,. .Ethel. Horse trading again to the Econ(. Louie Eakmier lost a valuable mato .at week, Fishing is (110 great sport of the jnyen• 90 now. Our Literary Society has adjourned for x months. A number of our young mon visited enfryn on Sunday. Luay, daughter of Alex. Cameron, is my sink with pleurisy. J. Heffernan is beautifying the grounds i front of his residence, What about the games for the 24th of fay 7 Will ib all end 'n talk 7 Some of our citizens seem to have made mistake and took the,8th of the month q arbor clay. This is the season of the year Cita folies Iglu to hunt their diotionary for strong nguagc to apply to fruit tree peddlers. At this season of the year "swkward cute" is the endearing terns sometimes ?plied to the innoeen3 pater -families, all I hie earnest efforts to help his wife to +ke down the pipes in the '''best room" e lets a pile of soot slide from the die- 4nted pipe, to the Oerpot, and then, to atter it, steps into it. i Itmamasoon, we are in the dilatorry notion tmy mPending y E the male corps the .young mon 'Moro ore out till the "wee on& "ours" en Sat. May evening praetio'ng the "goose.eep" 1d Ringing Salvation Arm. songs, with view, no doubt, of orming a home- lard.: A little knee,drill would 80 them 0 hurt, except that the tuutsual posture .._._.... G ray. Rev. D. Perris will supply at the Nis- 50(113 charge, near St. Marys, Perth Co„ during his vacation, The Court of Rovsionfor this township will bo held at Robertson's hotel, Ethel, on Thursday, May 26. 'There is a good deal of sickness in this township but no very serious oomplainte and the fine spring weather will na doubt have a rejuvenating effect. TOwNanlr STATISTICS. -We are indebted to the obliging township clerk for the fol. lowing recapitulation of the assessor's roll ;-Total vane of rood property, $1, 696,820 ; personal property, $77,675 ; real and personal, $1,773,905. Population, 8,- 781 ; number of dogs, 415; rattle, 6,643 ; sheep, 3;001 ; hogs, 1,069 ; horses, 1,704. Number of e,oras, 64,500 ; sores cleared, 38,827. A football match was played recently between Uho pupils of S. S. No. e, Grey, and those of Molesworth village school, As the schools are about four milts apart the pupils agreed to meet halfway, on neutral ground, to test the merits of their rospsotive teams. They accordingly as. eemblod at the farm of T. Elliot. Both 3 un hour mid a half the score stood fav- . or S. S. No. G by five goals to one, Senor, EsroiT.-The following 1s the result of the weakly examinations held during the month of April, in S. S. No. 5. Total mambos of marks obtainable in each class war° as follows :-4th, 875,3 $r. 8rd, 830 ; Sr. '2118, 140 ; Jr. 2nd, l40. ,1th r„N..,.c„»,,,er livors ;inn. ale.. l'a,•,A