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Eye and Ear Surgeon
VISITS BRUSSELS MONTHLY
If you require Eye Glasses, Spectacles or treatment for Eye,
Ear or Nose do not fail to see DR. OVENS.
Office : Smith's Drug Store, Brussels
Next Visit—Tuesday, November 6th,
Hours :-8 a. m. to 1.80 p. M.
Vol. 86. No. 17
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER -1, 1906
W. H. KERR, Prop
New Advertisements.
Coining -.Dr, Ovens,
Brussels Horse Fairs.
IYlouoy found• -THE Posv,
Farm for sato-Oen. Wii on.
Toucher the Tinkle• -Jae. Fox.
Auction sale -W. G, Oootnbos,
A Photo taken -FL R. Brower.
Ohioitens andDuoks-Roht. Thomann.
istrx.tt 403s.
Lead b
taws%
James F, Haokwell, North halt Lot 10,
Coo. 18, McKillop, has announced an
auotion Bele of his 76 sore farm, farm
stook, implements, &o., the date being
TLturedey,15th inst., commencing at 1
o'clock.. Bele without reserve as the pro-
prietor intends giving tip farming. F. B.
Scott, of Brunets, will be the auctioneer,
13e1` rave.
There will be [service as usual in Bel.
Reeve Methodist ohuroh next Bentley
evening.
The Quarterly Sacramental eervioe
for Belgrave Circuit will be held in the
Bwnahine Methodieb church en Sunday
. Nov. 4th at 10 30 a m. Quarterly Board
meeting in the Belerave ohuroh on Mon.
day Nov. 5th al 2.80 p. m.
vale .
Mre, Robert King, of Goderiob, is vielt•
ing friends in the village.
Mre. Rainton, of Bervie, is visiting her
slater, Mrs. 3, D. King.
Mr. Jemieeon and daughter, of Ford•
wins, have become reeidente of our vii.
Inge, also Albert and Mre. Tbomne.
The annnal meeting of the Sleeve's
branch of the Bible Sooiety took plane
on Sabbath evening, On. 14th, in the
Preebyterlan ohuroh, when Reverends
Mesere. Baker and Weet gave excellent
addressee.
The Thank offering meetings of the
Bluevale and Eadiee' congregations took
plane on Sabbath, Oat. 21st. Mr. Weeb,
the pastor, preached au excellent mie-
eionery sermon from the worde "I have
not concealed the words of the Holy
One," The offering amoanted to about
sixty dollare,
tom-..,......,
�1
til I
WANTED
'Young ladies and gentlemen who
are deeirone of making te reoord,
are wanted 08 the
v 111 nam 130130L EGE
(Affiliated with Clinton
Business Oolloge)
to prepare for Bookkeepers, Sten-
ographers and etelegraphero.
During July and Auguetowe could
only 1111 ONE-TENTH of the pota-
tions offered our graduates.
Catalogue tree.
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
W. J. Duff attended a meeting ot Best
Huron Liberal Executive at Brunie on
Tuesday afternoon of this week. He ie
the President,
Union Thanksgiving eervioe.. wereheld
in the Methodist ohuroh on the morning
of Tbankegiving Day when Rev, W. J,
West, M. A., of the Presbyterian ohuroh,
P.M a very fnotruotive and helpful die.
course.
W roxef,81r.
Mise Alma Ardell, of Gorrie, spent
Monday in the village.
Mre. W. Paulin, of Simooe, ie vieibing
relatives in the village,
Mrs. W. Rutherford and two children
returned from Hamilton on Monday.
R, and titre. Knoll have returned from
Gerrie where they epeub eeveral weeks.
Mre. W, 0. Huzelewood returned from
a three weeks' visit in Bowmnuville last
week.
John Young, of Howiok, has been
dangerously ill during the past week,
Buffering from pleuriey,
Muses Nelllia Bleck and Edith Hattie
lett teat week for Wingbam to takea
oouree in Beeinene college:
Wm. Sandereon, of Ternherry, ie hav•
ing a enleef farm- stook at the Goitre)
Hones Saturday afternoon,
Niro, W. Greer, of Wiarton, and Mre,
J, Hupfer, of Sault ate. Panic), Mich.,
are visiting their mother, Sire, James
Paulin, who it at present seriously ill,
We hope to hear of a speedy recovery.
Following a tea in the basement of the
(thurab Rev. T. Wilson will give a lecture
on "Thirty years among Cannibals," in
the Preebyterian ehurab'Thursday even
ing. The ohuroh choir will supply music.
C'1' nubrootc.
Rev, D. B. MaoRae was in Clinton for
a few days this week.
0. and Mre. Switzer epent the Ant
part of the week in Lietowel. t
Dr. T. 2..MaoRae, of Clinton, is tak
fug a epeeist amuse in Chicago, 111.
Mise Ida Dining name from London
ou Monday to care for her mother who
had the miefortoue of breaking her
wriet,
Dr. Ovens, M. D , London, Eye end
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drug
Store, Brunets, on the liret Tuesday in
each month. Hours, 8 a. m, to 1.30 p. m.
Cateran, equint, failing eyeeight, deaf
nese and nasal oatarrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next viett,
4needay, Nov, 8th.
A Photograph taken at
Brewer's
STUDIO
Is sure to be a eucoeas.
Something that will be pleasing to your
friends for Xmas Presents ie quite a
thought.
How about a nice Photo, of yourself.
We have some styles of monnt0 suit-
able for this season of the year•
Come in mud see samples.
Photos Framed cheap.
Portraits of any Photo made in Crayon
or Water Color.
Family Groupe a epeoialty.
All
Work Guaranteed
H.R. BREWER
1
MOVED TO NEW
PREMISEES
JMoDONA.LD announces to the
public that he has moved to the
New Brick Store- Ethel
1.
and opened up a choice stock and is
ready to wait on customers better than
ever.
Call in and. flee Our new premises.
Hearty thanks to all for .past 'pat-
ronage.
LINO. 114oD .../VALD
essionastemassesuiSSINitirdemasinse
�
Mrs, Obas, Broadie, of Seafortb, paid a
flying visit to Oranbrook thio week,
We are pleased to hear that the Porter
family are ahnoet couvaleeoent after a
severe attnolt of typhoid fever,
Bonne Rgiomri 'L'be following is
Orenbrook wheel report for October,
Names in order of merit, -.Luny Alder-
son took the higbest 'standing for the
month. Sr, IV -Emma Hueter, Jr, IV
-Harold Smell/ion, Victor Sperling,
David Perrie, GIBE, Dark, Mary Mo.
Nichol, Sr. Ill-Beairioe MoQuarrie,
Viola Loog, Muriel Sparling, Lillian
Dark, Liele Sperling, R;ueoell Alderson,
Julia Baker, Saoeie Menzies, Jr, III-
Besefe Alderson, Lulu McDonald, Orme
Stein, Arthur Fux, Willie Baker. Br.
1I-Leelie Petrie, Retia Fox, Nettie
Reymann. Jr. II-Loog Alderson,
Margaret McNabb, Addie Spading, Hazel
MoDonald, Mamie Oameron, May
Hunter, Gordon Cameron, Lola Stelae,
Rune' Knight. Pt. II-8velyn Mo•
Nichol, Fred, Fieoher, Br. I -Earl
Raymena, Elsie Sperling, Charlie Mor
row, Thelma SmalldonOmar Gorealitz,
I
Arnold Fieoher. Jr. -Maggie Petrie,
Robbie Fax, Lily Raddate, Alvin
Hunter. Primary, Milly Aldereon,
Madeline Baker, L, A, MACKAE,
Teacher,
Ethel.
A letter from Archie Clone written on
Oot, 29th at Gillies Depot, Ont., eaye
We hove about 8 mases of avow here
and more miming, we are atilt in teem,"
John McDonald bag got nicely settled
in the new store in the Dole block,
The clerks have room to move aronnd
now. The store he 000npfee is 20 x 60
ft, and is modern, oonvenlent and
roomy.
Mrs. Sherlock, wife of the Rev. Ben
jamin Sherlook, of Toronto, formerly
of Ethel, died at the centime) of her
brother, in Wardeville, Out., on Bitter
day morning, Oobober 20th. Our broth•
er has the sympathy of very many
friends in hie great Ion,
Dui Ovens, M. D„ London Eye and
Der Burgeon, will be at Smibh'e Drag
Store, Brueeele, on the firab Tuesday in
each month. lours, 8 a. m. to 1 80 p.
m, Oataraot, squint, felling eyeeight,
dealneee and nasal oatarrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit,
Tuesday, Nov, 6th,
Stumm, REPORT Fon OCTOBER, -Br,
Dept). of Ethel Public Sohool, Class V -
Exam, fu Alg„ Bookkeeping, Gram.,
Oomp. and Lit, -B. Bateman, 88 ; M.
vlso0allum, 88 ; E. Hemoworeb, 82 ; H.
blamed, 78 IR. Love,71; Engler,
,
70 ; "E. Dunbar, 55 ; L. Cooper, 55 ;
*S, MaIutueb, 63 ; °E. McKee, 43,
Claes IV -Bram. in Spell., Gram.. Lit.,
Comp. and Arith,-I Meath, 96; R.
Fraser, 88 ; 0. Dane, 87 ; J. Bremner,
87 ; L McLeod, 85 ; A. Cooper, 84 ;
E. Thompeon, 81 ; *R, Eokmier, 70 ;
0. Huoenld, 68 ; "H Bokmier, 43 ; "A.
McKee, 86. Sr. III -Exam. in Spell.,
Gram., Lit. and Cernp,-A. Barr, 91 ;
F. P, eewan, 86 ; F. McCallum, 86 ; I.
Engler, 85 ; V. alaoOail, 69 ; L. Henry,
61 ; w, Eokmier, 53 1 *L. Molntoeh,
52, Jr. III -Exam. in Spell„ Gram.,
Lit. and Comp. -B. Hemsworth, 79 ;
E. MoLeod, 61 ; *H. Smith, 57 ; 0.
Dunbar, 57 ; *P. Pilo/Kee, 67 ; J. Cooper,
54 *E, Maybury, 60 ; 0R, Thompeon,
47 ; *R, Lucas, 28. *Absent from one
or more examinati0n0. L. A. SHANNON,
Prinnipai, Report of the Junior Dep't.-
Sr, II -N, McKee, 0. Engler, 0. cooper,
Bateman, ' It .
P. B U. Do rotor Pollard
v
Addy, . Dobson Btruoh m,Jr.
N v, , S a J
II -R. Eokmier, E. Heath, G. Eokmier,
W. Tbompeon, R. Hernewortb, R
Coates, G. Uole, E lvergueon, A. Weed,
W. Yeti, L. MoNaeland. Pt. II -R, Dan.
bar, P. Dobson, D. McKee, M. goatee.
Sr.I-H. Freeman. L. Loneewey, S.
MoDonald, L. Dane, F. Saudsre, 0. Mo.
Clgllum, B. GiII,•L. Thibldeau, Jr. I-
G. Pollard, A, Lnugeway, L. Eemeworth,
J. Heath, E, Eokmier, R. Yee, Lottie
Ward, W. Cole, P. Love, S. Thibideeu,
.Average attendance, 84.
A. G. SWITZER, Teaoher.
Jta,tatertrtotivaa.
Geo, Coombe, jr„ ie home twin Molee•
worth,
Donald Idttee, of Moorefield, epent
Bunday at Alex, Bryane'.
Mies Molvlillau, of Hamilt
on visited
recently at Thos. BEraobsn'e,
James Outt, jr., of Blyth, is here on a
Vieit with relatives and friends,
Wm. Hogg ie home from Washington
Territory visiting hie wife and family.
Mire Lizzie Bryane has been ou the
sink list bub we hope she will soon be
o. k,
Demme MoDonald wee a visitor at
Lietowel on Thanksgiving. He reports a
Omelet time,
p
Last Saturday Vloe President Bryant)
attended the meeting of Howiok Mutual
Insartooe Company at Gortie,
Mra, Pnngne and daughter of Detroit,
are guests with L, and Mre. Buttes.
The first mentioned lady ie Mr. Rattan's
niece,
Mre, Wm. Holt, who was taken to the
Toronto General Hospital for an oper-
ation, hi improving uioely and we hope
ebe will Boon be able t0 return home.
Albert McKelvey and James Hogg are
book from the West where they were
aiding in reaping the hereoet and the
threshing. Good reports are brought
baok by them of that golden land,
Last Sabbath evening Rev. Mr. Dob.
sou, of Fordwiob, waeexpeoted to preach
in the Hall here but the inolement
weather prevented. Rev, Mr, Perrin will
take the eervioe next Bentley night,
Dr. Ovens, M, D„ Lohdonl Ilya and
Ear Surgeon, will bo at Smtth'e Drng
Store, Braseel0, on the Bret Tuesday in
each month, Rohrsi 8 a. en, 80 1,80 p.
no, Cataraot, squint, faillag eyeeight,
deafens mud nese] oatarrh tteRted and
;einem properly Atted, Next visit,
Tuesday, Nee. 8th,
9.n notion sale of term nook, imple•
metals, &o, will be held Thureday
mftere0o0 of next week at the farm -of W.
0. Ooombes hare, The 81810 will be with•
out ree0r08 SO Mr. Mambos has rented
hie farm and 18 moving to Molesworth
where he ie engaged at storekeeping,
We ere very eotry to; lose this excellent
letmily bat wieb thein the beet of saddens,
Our genial friend R T. Miller will not
require to Hee e0 early now freeing that
the milk heeling to Moleeworth factory
ended title week.
LEFT Bobttt,-Last Saturday afternoon
'Manus 0. Wilson, a youth of nearly 16
year., lett the home of his aunt here and
his wbereaboute are not knowu. Hie
relatives ere anxfone to beer of him. Ho
wore a peak nap, dark coat and moleskin
knee pante. Any information will be
thankfully reoeived by Mise Stokoe,
JameetoWu, or if by wire or telephone to
W. H. Kerr, of THE POST, Brheeele.
18'Iorr•l...
Mire May Little spent Tbankegiving
with Arthur Mende.
Harvey Weteoo returned from the
Weet. He (Teske in glowiegterme of the
land.
Bodmin Lime Works have burned
another kiln of treeb lime, They are
bustlers.
WElemi Nioholeon our popular young
lime king, spent Sunday with friends ou
the 4611 inc.l
Some of the young meta on the 4th
line are like some of our ladiee painting
there obeeke to make them look nice.
Mier Eva blathers, of Brownetown,
spent Saturday end Sunday with lady
friends, the Misses Watson and Header -
BCD.
Some of the readers of Tan POST were
euprieed when they rolled out on Sunday
morning to see the ground white with
snow.
A goodly number of our 4th -line eporte
took iu Guy Bros, show on Monday at
Winghnm and all report having a jolly
good time.
Belgrave L. 0 L. are giving a fowl
napper, on Nov.5th. Every one welcome
yapper will be served in the Queee'e
Hotel, Belgrave.
Ieeao Nioholeon, of Iron Bridge, spent
a few daye with hie brother of the Lime
Kilns. It ie 28 yearn Boone he went to
Algoma first, He enjoyed hie visit.
Word has been reoeived from Mre. S.
13. Dobson stating that she arrived in
Hamiote after visiting enroabe at Fort
William and Winnipeg. The Sunday
Soboul olase, of whioh Mre, Dobeon ie
teacher, on her arrival preeented her with
a pietnre of the elan accompanied by a
flinty worded address.
The 100 tore farm of James Turnbull,
Ni Lot 19, Oon. 6, has been bought by
George Brown, of Broseele. Mr. Turn.
boll will be leaving toward the oloee of
the month for Edmonton distriot. Hie
au ti o
0 o Bale of farm stook implements,
&a., took place on Tuesday afternoon of
this week. Good prices were realized.
Morrie boyo are not only great workers
but they have some fine teams. One day
recently, Bert. Wateon'e team drew at
one haul, three wegoe loads of lime.
The three wagons contained 150 bnehele
of lime, and were drawn from Bodmin
Lime Worke to Belgrave station, a die.
Mon of n miles. As the lime weighs
70 Ibo to the boobs], this was a Load of
five and a quarter tons, besides, drawn on
three wagon, increased- the weight of
the haul. The team is not what
might be termed heavy draught, but
weighing perbape 1100 lbs. each, the feat
ie the more remarkable,
HYAEENxAL,-A happy event took plane
at the home of Peter and Mra. Oaotelon,
611) oon. Morrie, on Wednesday evening
Oot. 24th at 5 O'olook, where their dare
Miter, frliee Annie Marie, was united in
marriage with Thomas Pierce, also of
Morrie townshi Promptlyat t
p be ap-
pointed hour to the strains of the Wed•
ding March, played by Mies Rose Olark,
of Belgrave, the groom, eupported by hie
brother Alfred, took hie plane ander a
beautiful arch in the parlor, where be
was jolued by the bride, who was given
away by her father. Mise Sarah Russel
sated as bridesmaid. The oeremony wee
performed by Rev. G, W. Rivers, B. A.,
B. D., of Belgrave. The bride wag be-
nomingly attired in a arose of white
Persian lawn. At the oonolaoioo of the
ceremony and oongretalatione, over 100
guests eat dowu bo a anmptao0e wedding
dejenner splendidly served by young
men and women waiters, friend's of the
bride andr
g nom, The many useful and
valuable presents testified to the esteem
in whioh the young oouple are held. All
were united in wishing them many years
of happy and prosperous wedded lite.
CONDOLnwon. B ABVale L. 0. L. Bent
the following letter of ooudolenoe to
Mre. W. J, Johuetou and family
DEAR Funor ne.-We, the °Moere and
membere of L. 0, L, No. 760, Bluevale,
desire to extend to you our miooer°
sympathy in your and our late bereave.
went. Yon have loet a loving bueband
.and father, and we a true brother, Hie.
death is an irreparable Ioee both to your
familyResonation. and our e Th roan
is
not in our ranksho was more faithful
w a
in the dieobarge of his duty. Brother
Johneton woe a good Obrietian, a faithful
Orangeman, and to true patriot, It le
bard for ns to understand why our be.
laved brother was o sled away e0 sudden
ly. We willingly submit to the will of
the great Grand Master above, who has
taken nim to B;imeelf. Knowing o0r
departed brother as we do, we feel that
hie life, words and actions will be en 10.
oentive to ae to walk °loeerin the foot.
nape of the Master, (bat we may r00eiv0
tout paseport to Heaven whioh we believe
otic dear brother reoeived, whioh is the
ell•oleaneing blood of our Lord Jeers
Chriet, whioh obeli adroit no through the
gates into that beautiful City, where the
Captain of our Salvation shall be our
great and glorious Grand Master to lead
0e on to happiness and glory "while the
years of eternity roll." We also desire
to lay that it ie oomtorting to know that
tuns an evidenoe of deep sympathy tor
you and greet reepeot for our beloved
brother and youreelvee Wag expreeeed by
the largo attendance at the fdnerel,
whioh wee one of the largest ever seen in
this vicinity, We,commeud you to the
Dare and keeping of Him Who doetb all
things well. May the God of all oonsol-
anon and grace be your guide and stay
in this your trying ordeal, 1e the einoere
prayer of our departed brother's Orange
brethern, who loved him, Signed on be.
half of the fudge,
Thos. Stewart, John Nethery,
Henry Mathere, Geo, Batter,
William Little, or, le away on a vieit
to his brother be Minbigan. Hie neatly
Mende here wieb bin a pieaeanb vteit
and et eafe journey home.
A PAterItr Pxoneen Droe.-On Satnr.
(My, Oat. 20th, airs. Jame') Ledgerwood,
died at her home at Paieloy, Out , at the
venerable age of 85 years end 11 menthe,
after a short illueea, old age being the
aaoee. Deemed was the mother of Mre,
T. B. Bernard, 6th line, The funeral
took plan to Paisley cemetery, Rev.
Mr. Johuetou, Preebyterian minieter,
oouduotiug the service, Mr. Ledgerwood
died 8 yeace ago aged 81 years. The
8nrvivt044 children are, Alex„ of Eden
Grove ; Mre. Bennett, of Owen Sound ;
Mre, Bernard, of Borrie ; Robert, of
Alaska ; Mra. Watson, of Eden Grove
Mre, Foster, of W elkerton ; Mrs. 3. G.
Clark, of PaielPy. T and Mrs. Bernard
attended the funeral, Deoeaeed wee doe
of the pioneers of that notion and was a
moat estimable woman who passed home
like a ripe sheaf of wheat to the garner.
PAID NATURE'S DEBT.-Qmiotly and
peaoetally oame the close of life to Alex.
Forrest, a well known and highly esteem.
ed resident of the let line, on Wednesday
of this week, at the age of 68 years, 5
menthe and 3 days', He had been in
poor health for over a year, hie stomach
and lunge being affeoted and hie demote
was not an unexpected event. Mr, For.
reek was born in Lanarkshire, parish of
Blantyre, Sootland and came to Canada
in 1853. A year later he moved into
Morrie and took up land where by indus-
try and economy he made for himself
and family a comfortable home. On
Feb, 14th 1877 be woe united in marriage
to Mine Arun() Bell, daughter of Robert
Bell, of Grey, who with 5 children un-
itive him. There are 3 daughters, Mre.
Geo, Wheeler, of Turuberry ; Mre. Silas
Johneton and Mite Mary, of Morrie ; and
2 sone, Robert, attending the Model
School at Olioton ; and Charles au home.
The funeral will take plane on Friday
afternoon at 2 o'olgok, horn hie late regi•
dance to Brunets cemetery. Servide at
1.30. Rev. George Baker, of Bluevale,
will ooudnot the rervloe. Mr. Forrest
was a moat honorable and .upright man
who in a quiet way did hie beet to make
the word better. Hie family will be deep
ly sympathised with in their bereave.
mane.
Cie a-e.W.
Sugar beet shipping is engaging the
attention of a number of the farmers.
The farmers are anxious for good
weather er 9 h 0 as t0 get
their root orop
safely buuued.
Tan Sabbath School Mee -fug in the
school house of B. S No. 8 closed for the
Winter mouths Net Sunday.
This week Wen. Work and family
moved into their fine new brink retidenoe
ted will soon be comfortably set-
tled, Their many friends wieb them
happy and praeperoue years ender its
roof.
Rumor has it that with good weather
the first engine to reach Monorieff
should make ile appearance in a few
daye. The station is going to be in an
uuoommooly unhandy plane many
people think.
George Zimmer, formerly of this local-
ity,ie visiting at Stratton, Hitah000k,
Oo., Nebraska, with hie brother-in-law.
11 is over 19 years since they met. The
visitor surprised them and represented
himeell as a cattle buyer.
Walter McKay, formerly of the 9111
con., now owns a livery and feed stable
in Eer' Grey, Saekatohewau, and ie doing
a good business. Mies Marion MoKay,
who went Weet some two menthe ago, ie
keeping horse for her brother. The
people of that locality are enjoying a
beautiful Fall. Harvest was bonntital
and prospects are good.
Friday afternoon of next week Jae. 8
Shaw will bold an amnion sale on hie
farm, Lot 8, Oon, 12, aommeaoing at 1
o'olock, whoahe will diepoee of his farm
stook, 30,, ae be ie giving up farming
betting entered into partuerehip with A.
M. McKay, Brnesele, in the hardware
bueioess, Hie fine 100 more farm will
also be offered for Bale on Friday.
HruENaAL.-The Toronto Evening
Telegram of Ont. 22nd, epeake as followe
of a former resident of this townebip in
the pereon of Chas. Pepper •-
The
Cbriebiau Workers' ohuroh, Olintoo
street, wee the Beene Of a pretty wedding
last Wednesday evening, when Mies
illieL robe G meoame the he wife of
Charles 11. Pepper, Rev. H. McKenzie, of
London, offiuiabing. The bride, who was
given away by her father, was prettily
gowned in whole Bilk, with net veil and
orange bloesome, and oarried a baguet of
white roses mud lily of the valley. Mies
Mar E. Jona att n
e e dad ae brid maid
Y 1 es'
R. D. Jones as best man.
and Mr.
Patbiean and J. Jones ae ushers, Mies
Florenoe G, Outran, presided at the
organ. A reception and wedding break.
fast Was held afterwards et the home ot
the bride's parents, No. 1, Reid street.
Mr. end Mre. Pepper left on Thursday
for a short stay at the borne of the
groom's pronto, near Loudon." The
many old Mende of the groom here wish
him and hie bride many happy,
proeperone years.
GEMS DENMAN PASSED AWAY. -On
Oot 8rd Geo. Denman a former resident
of eon. 11, panned that bourne from
Munn no traveller retnrne, dying in
Banda at the home of bis daughter, Mra.
Oroeby, aged 78 yeare,4 moutbe and 21
daye. He heti been oil tot two years
of Dancer tromwbiob he endured great
sufferings at times. Deceased came to
(levy over 50 years ago living on iot 85
con 11y Mtg. Denman died 22 yeace ago
on the old homestead. The surviving
children ate Jno., of Wisconsin ; Jamee,
of Grey ;. George, Tacoma, Washington,
U. S.; Mrs. Thos. Bosman, of Grand
Rtpide, Mich, ; Dan, of Morrie Township
and Mre. Oroeby, of Bernie. Mr. Den.
man wait buried el Elma Centre came.
tory on Oat, 5th, The deoeased was an
ioduetrione, honorable man Who will be
kindly remembered by the older people
in the township for hie neighborly tote
and generous qualities. Mre, Bosman,
who waited on her lather for tome lima,
was gaits ill bot is improving nicely Dow
vvo are glad to learn.
Smoot, RaroWo.-Following is the
report of S. B, No, 8, Grey, for month of
October. Names arranged in order of
merit, -Jr, IV-Roeeel Wilbee, Hugh
Smith, Sr, III-Earole Cardiff, Juneve
Taylor, Ceoil MoKiunon, Barnet Smith,
Annie Lowe, Merton Abbey", Tom Ma -
Donald". Jr, III --Jean Smith, Oliver
Doll, Milton Lowe, Minnie Edwardes,
Ray Smith*. Jr, II -Jim Oliver, Fred
Cele, Edna Lattimore, Katie MoDonald*.
Br, pt, I1 -Bessie Smith, Edgar Latti•
more, Joe Smith, Millie McFarlane,
Marion Smith, Genie Shaw. Br, pt. I -
Stuart Grant, Eliza Bishop*. Jr, pt, 1 -
babel Shaw, Jim McFarlane.. "Absent
for part of month. M. Menne, Teacher.
Won, BAEEIOi Dies. -A former well
known resident of the 96b con., of Grey
in the person of Wm. Habkirk, paid
Nature's debt Met Sunday at the home of
hie daughter, Mre. Tindall, of Neepawa.
Canner of the stomach was the ailment
with which be had been bothered for
Mame months. Mre. Habkirk predeosae-
ed by 6 or 8 years. He was 73 years of
age, The surviving members of the
family are Robert, of Neepawa, Man., 1
Will., of Teeewater ; Mre. Tindall, of
Neepawa ; and Mre. Hackbarn, Toronto.
Mre. Hopkins, another (deter died in
Winnipeg. Mr. Habkirk was highly es.
teemed by a wide oirole of friends. De.
oeoeed was a brotber•in•law to Mrs.
Habkirk, of Brunets, and an nnole to
Reeve, Henderson lot the earns plane.
He moved from Grey to the Weet 13
years ago.
CHURCH (11ILMlltl.
Mise Goodtollow, Missionary fro
India, will give an address in Melvill
ohuroh next Sabbath evening niter th
regular service.
Rev, Mr. Hagen, of Fordwiob, preach
ed two good sermons in the Methodi
ohuroh here last Sabbath and will b
welcome back again.
Monthly Missionary Day in the Math
diet Sabbath Sohool next Sunday afte
own. A abort program will be given i
addition to the Meson.
The Women's Mioeionary Society o
the Methodieb Church, Brussels, hay
sent a bale of quilte, clothing &
to the IIitammaat, B. 0. (Home fo
Indian girls.
The Junior League of the Methodie
ohurab here tae reeumed their meeting
atter the Summer vacation. Mie
Thema Garry and Mrs, W. L. Leather
dole are in (Marge of this very importan
work.
The sermons of Rev, L. Perrin, B. A
of Wroxeter, in Melville ohuroh las
Sabbath were of an interesting an
helpful ahe.raoter. Rev. Mr. Wiebert
the pastor, will occupy hie own palpi
next Sabbath.
Next Sabbath will be the regale
Qoarertly communion in the Metbodie
chetah here. The sacrament will b
diepeneedat the close of the morniu
service and the usual testimony mania
will be held after the sermon in th
evening.
Next Sabbath Rev. Dr. McLean, o
Blyth, preaohea hie farewell eormooe i
the Preebyterian obnrob in that place
He has been pastor for 40 years•
farewell 'knob social will be held th
following Monday evening, Rev. D
MoLeen will make hie home in Goderia
where be has erected a new reeidente
He bat) been a worthy expounder of the
Truth.
"The battle for the Sabbath at Ottawa
and its results," will be the topic of Be,.
J. G. Shearer's addreee at the union ser•
vino of Brunelle Lord's Day • Alliance on
Tbnreday evening of this week at 8
o'olook in the Methodist aharoh. Be,.
Mn. Shearer ie the Secretary ot the
Provincial Alliance and is well posted.
There' should be a large attendance.
Collection taken in aid of the Alliance.
The reeident minieterewillt
oke garb in
the eervioe,
Last Sunday W. H. Kerr, of THE Poem
took the anniversary rarvioes iu ()natio
Street ohuroh ClintonU i of which iris broth-
er is pastor. Despite the Inolement day
8615 were plated on the oolleotion plebes
whioh clears off the church debt and
eaves $15 of a surplus. This will be in.
creased by over $150 from people who
could not be resent on Sunday. da
P Y They
nava a very comfortable church and a
most excellent choir, lead by B. Gibbing')
with Mies Sybil Courtin as pipe organ -
et.
Mannar; BAg�n.-The Little Stare
Mission Band et Melville obnrob held
hide Annual Thank offering meeting on
Saturday afternoon, Oct, 20th, Mies
Lizzie Rose, President, in the ohair. A
hort bot interesting program was pre•
anted one epeeist item on it being , P a
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rehearsal of how the 5 cent Went lent was
multiplied in the bands of the various
membere. Jean Elliott made 88.25 from
here, Cora Spoor $2.00, the others grading
down teem these very worthy amounte.
The total contribution amounted to about
21.00. The Little Stare are doing good
work and their monies go into the treae-
ry of the W, F. M. S.
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DIOCESAN Juntlnn.-Sunday the Angli.
oon Ohutches 10 the Diocese of Huron
held epeoial service° to mark the inaug-
ural 01 the year of Jubilee, whioh the
Diocese is entering upon. The Dienes
of Huron was formed in 1857, in whioh
year Bishop 0ronyn, who wee the fir°(
Bishop elected by theCenadian Ohurob,
kook °barge. It was deoided to Bele•
brats the jubilee year, and a epeeist form
of eervioe ham been leaned by Bishop
Williams, the present Bishop of the Dio.
nee which was peed in St. John's ohuroh
on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Lang.rord'e die•
entrees were appropriate to the jubilee.
In the Diooeee of Huron at the prem.
ent time there are 284 000gregationa
and 180 clergymen. It taker, in this
teen large counties. Biebop Oronyn
wag sbooeedod by Bishop Hellmaib, Who
he'd the inoumbeney until he we88 to
England, and then the late Bishop Bald.
win took 'merge of the diocese. At hie
death Bishop Williams was appointed to
the vaoaney. A thank offering will be
takoo up all over the diocese, and it to
expected that twenty thodoand dollars
will he obtained, whioh will be devoted
to Lloe endowment of the 'Episcopal
Fund. Bishop Williams hoe compiled
and sent out pamphlets entitled, "what
the March Stands tor," and they are
being distributed. The pamphlet gives
a meriee history of the Epglieb Church
portioalarly wi th referexoe to the Cana.
diad Chetah,
ANNIVERSARY. -On Sabbath 1,1tb moat,
the second of Brussels Methodieb ohuroh
anniversaries will be held. Former
pastors in the person of Rev. B. J. Alliu,
of Parkhill, and possibly Rev, D. Rog-
ers, President of the Landon Oonfereooe,
will preach morning and evening.
Special music by the oboir, Monday
evening a free mooleol tied literary
entertainment will be given, oommeooirg
et 8 u'olook when addresses are' expected
from the Boodey preacher and Rev.
Mr. Armstrong, of Ethel. The male
quartette, of Ethel, who were unable to
be present at the Ootober gathering owing
to bad weather, le expeoted. They wing
well. 81200 is to be contributed by the
congregation to wipe out the ohuroh debt
mod as far ate poseible it is desired to •
make the offering on that Bunday if not
already paid. The Treasurer, W. B.
Kerr, has already reoeived abont $800, -
Nov. 15th is given ae the date that all.
oo0tribotioae ere to be paid,
People We 'Talk About.
Mre. A. Hunter waa visiting her eon
Hilton at Allietou,
Dr. Graham is expeoted home from
the Weat next week.
Fred. Wilson, lata of Chicago, was
visiting hie mother.
J. Leslie Kerr, of the Blyth Standard,
wits home for Sunday,
Mre. Farrow is visiting her eieter, Mre.
Frauk MuCraoken, Morris.
Kies Eva Duff, of Bluevale, visited
Mre. (Dr.) Toole on Tuesday.
Harry Querin has taken a position
in Jno. Hewitt's tonsorial parlor.
G. A, Deadman made a business trip
to London and Methane last week.
Mre, Thoe. Watson, of Windeor wag in
town visiting Mre. Geo. Oardiff on Tues.
day.
David 11o0a11 was laid up for a few
daye owing to as injury he reoeived by a
tall.
Jae. MoOraokeo, whose family recently
removed to Goderioh, wag in town Met
weak.
Charlie Haist, of /teemed, baa been
visiting at hie graudmotber'e, Albert
080081,
Mire Doramith
B ,teaohar, was on the
sick len but wee able to teatime her work
on Wednesday we are pleased to state.
Mra, Wm. Florence, of Brantford, baa
been yieitiog her sister, Mre. Jennie
Walker. She returned home this week.
Herbert Wilton is laid aside from work
owing to a disabled right hand from
blood poisoning. We hope be will soon
be ok.
Mice Nora Holmes arrived home this
week from an extended and moot enjoy-
able visit to St, Paul awl other points of
interest.
E. J. McGuire, and D. Robinson, of
Wanghom, were 10 town on Thursday ot
last week abteeding the Dames -Rogers
wadding.
Wilton Moarter bar) returned to Brea.
gale from Brampton and hes resumed hie
old position in A. Straohau'e store. He's
welcome baok.
Mise Ntna Rogers, Mies Nellie Kilgonr
and W.
G.Soott, B00 OC Mount Foreet, e were
in last town I
P & week atE
Audios the marriage
of the former's sister.
W. Copp, of Toronto, visited Mrs.
Copp end other friends in town over
Sunday previaoe to leaving for the 014
Country on Wednesday,
Dr. MoNaaghton end family, have
moved from Loudon to Fordwiob. The
Dr, was a former resident of that beet-
ling burg and is aogoainted with a good
many.
We are sorry to state that Garman,
eldest son of Rev. E. G. Powell, is laid
up with soarlet fever bat we hope he will
aeon ba convalescent. The parsonage is
quarrintined.
Mise Luella Rose #e home from the
Buoineee College, Ta0Onto, having nom.
plated bar conrse and enured her dip -
tome. We oongratulate Mies Roes and
Wish her Burmese.
coo e.
Mire Eastman, dreeemaker, leaves next
weak for Brandou where she has
tomepted a poeition. Miea Poaeie
Mitobell will snowed her at Masers.
Ferguson t@ ROBS'.
Edward Spoken and family remove
to Goderiah this week where they pur-
pone making their home. The people
01 Brussel') regret their deoieion to leave
town but hope they will prosper in the
00. town
odario
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w And themo
a
exoelleut family.
Tuesday afternoon of this week Mre.
Jno, Wilbee and sone removed to Strut.
ford where Mr. WVillie° Lae been employ-
ed in the Carriage Factory for acme time.
We are sorry t0 e80 than remove from
town but we wish them 0000008 in the
Massie city. They have been reeidente
of Brueeele, for a gibed many goers.
R. L. Taylor and family, who hem
reoided in Brueeele for te number of
years, purpose removing to London in
the near future. They will carry with
them mauy good wiehee. They will be
mieeed in St. Johne obbrob in whioh
they were valued workers, Mt. Taylor
being Bunday School Superintendent.
Cornwall oitizeue baugnetted James
Lettob, li. 0.
Fourteen Grand Trunk conduoborerun.
Ding between Toronto, Montreal and
Portland have been dieoharged by the
company,
11M1eo Lnoy Lemoire diad in the hospital
at Peterboro'. She eat Are to her dress
any her sister in the excitement threw a
pail of boiling water over her..
(lire. Motley, of Toronto Junotfon, was
given a verdiot for $10,000 damages
Against the Wabash Railway at 131.
Thomas for the death of her husband.
Tbe trade between ()anode and Japan
wee ratified on July, 12, and lnitrbotinnt
have beau sent to oaetom0 ootleotore that
the rate of dirty on Japeooae goods im.
ported mast not ebtoned that on Fr811oh
goods of similar glass,