The Brussels Post, 1909-4-15, Page 5•i
SUSINIts3 CAROL
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a at Grocery, Tnralierry street, nrueeutt
K.' O. T. M.
11rue1e1i Tent of the Mougabn0e. No. 94
hnla their regular meetings la the budge
Beton. Iiaekar nloek, on the let told 8rd
'Vilmalay evenings of each month
Vinton; always widoown.
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of, MARRIAGE LIULI'Ndlaa
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JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Ifowiek Mateo
k'ire,Insurauee Com au
Ohio* and Coultleh0e— top ,y
WALTON,. ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
maanANon,`
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH
• AUCTIONEERS.
.�t`•
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
can, will. eon For bettor prices, to
buttermod, In leas 0,010. and lees charges.
toad any other Auctioneer in Mast Huron or
n0 w,ul't charge anything. Dates and orders
20» a !ways be arranged at this office or by
d ra'1:a1 applloatlon,
ROST. H. QARNISS
BLUE VALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron (Monty.
Terme reasonable. Bales arranged. Int
at the office of Tan Poem, Brussels, 22b1
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Gonsatau, call RIO.
DEN T ISTRY
DR. R. P. FEYLID.
utterer'
ti r."4uate of the Bevel + allege of 0001101
sw'geuee uf. Maui .0 au, giest•olnes Bono,
Jraduate of Toronto University. mile
next to Brewer's Phutograpt, „ miarv.
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS'
ANT even numbered section of Dominion
Laude in Manitoba, Bask•, lobewoo and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 20, not reserved,
may bo homesteaded 0y ally parent who 1e
the Bole heart 06 n family, or any undo over
18 years of age, to the extout of nue-qu.,rter
section of 188 acres more or less
Entry wav be made personally at the
local laud 001,e fur the district in whloh
the land is situate.
The homesteader 1s required to perform
the uouditioue eou8ebted therewith under
One of 4110 rotlswlug plaos:
(1) At least six months' residence upou
and eultiv,t,ou of the laud in caul year for
three years,
(2) II the father (or wether, if the father
is de0aas0'•) of the homesteader resides.
01100 a farm in tea viol dry 01 the laud
entered 101' the requirements us to Iasi.
deuce may hum hoed by 80021 peraou re-
siding with too father or mother
(a) 11 the Ruttier mus Ws permaueet nom
deuce upou farming land owned by hiw
lu the v,ciuiy of his ltuaestead, the re.
qulremouts as to resttist ca may be satin
Bad by reeldonee upon the 811.141
otxmouthe'u•,lioa in writing .humid b.
•given Le the Commissioner of DOmluluu
Lauda ut Ottawa of fateutieu to ap,.ly ter
patent,
W.W.Ci.1t2.
Deputy of the Minister of interior.
N. B, Unauthurizod puhii0ut.ou ut this ad.
vertloOwout will mob be paid for,
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
Stop That Cold
To check early colds or Grippe with "Proventles”
moans sure defeat for Pneumonia. To atop a cold
with PrOV011tie9 is safer than to let it run and be
obliged to euro it afterwards. To bemire, Pro.
ven0cs 60111 curt, even a. deeply seated cold but
Laken early—at the sneeze stage—they break, or
head off these early colds. That's surely batter.
That's why the aro called Preventics.
Proventiesant little Candy Cold. Cures, No Quin -
pre no physio, nothing sickening. Ntee for. the
children—"mrd thoroughly safe too. If you feel
Shitty, if you snooze, if you ache all over, think o!
parvenues. Promptness mayy also save half your
usual sickness. And don't (or et your child, if
thorn Le feverishness, nightot day. Herein prob.
bly )les Prevention' greatest efficiency. 80)d ft
boxes for the pocket, also in 25c boxes of 48
wattles. Insfst on your druggists giving you
Bualyleea ()Ards
A. H. MONTEiTH commence Ill'. Silcop's Itostol'ativc.
'1'Jaes2 vital trtltlhs are leading drug,'
gists everywhere to dispense and Fie
onlev&3rAB. Macdonald, Office oertandod Bank,
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0,1{00 and 9u1''59_µL013, Opt, PA9E hI,raduik0
Jhrooge Eye, Ear, Nuke and Throat lies itnl,
uhien6o, Ill. Ex,l')ouse 8url(eon to 82• Miele
net's ,Hospital Toronto,
QlBcc over l]`, Ii, BmiiGli's Drug Store, - Tele.
tomo oonneotlun writ{ riitbruuk lit n
p] V 1l hours,
OR HAMILTON
Dental Surf eon
Honor Grnduite Dental Department Toronto
University1 Lieentieto of Royal Uollege or
Dental r,nrgoons, or Toronto. Office over J,
'1',. B0.14'1401'0, 141'uaaeta.
Will Y1100 Wroxeter tiro first and third
Mondays and Govrae thesaoond and fourth
Mondays of each month.
DR. WAROLAW
$000(1' graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Uellsge. Div and night calls. Office opposite
Iriour 51)11,1)ithel,
GAICA9.0 Tfiawie /ut eraas
BRUSSELS
BOBIO SOUTH Goma Neese]
Express
Mail 7:05a m I Express Express .25 a m J0:55 a in
Mail 1 44 p
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8xppess •. 8;02 P m Express 8.bglp m
C lea vaataX ',ampule
WALTON
To Toronto - • To Goderioh
Express 8:41 n mExpress ...... 11;58 n m
Express ........ 8111 p m I Express.,..... 7.47 p
!"t,tri.Ct 'C•C(U ora
TAKE a lout: at your address label on
THS P*m'r.
'nut POST'Pelephone *0 Nu. 20. Call
its lip if yoti have a newsy 'item.
'nil?. Local and District hews is alwa2s.
weloonte at '('HE Pos'r. If von desire to
do us a good turn send it along
AitaANOttAitN'r5 are being made for the
Annual Farmers' Excursion to the
Model Farm at Guelph. The date wit
110'Thur-flax, June 171h.
Read the µrain formula on the box of
Pink Pain tablets. Then ask your
doctor 'f
t 1 there is a better one. Pain
means congestion, blood pressure
somewhere. Dr. $1100 '9
Pink .
p I k Pain
Tablets check head pains, womanly
pains, pain anywhere. Try one,
and see 1 20 for 25e. Sold by all deal-
ers.
A TRACTION engine will be engaged to
supple the motive power for the street
grading machine in connection with
some work to he (102)2 this Spring.
A Frew tile sewer will be put down
from Albert to Tn'nherry street En-
gineer Roger, g ugc , of Mitchell, has been 1'n
gaged to report un It by the Cnunc)I.
FAV(RAsls progress is reported in
connection with the big Orange Cele•
bration to be held in Brussels nn the
next 121)1 of July. I' w)llbe a boomer
IN 19•'8 there were 43 interments
made in Brussels cemetery, 21 miles
and 22 females. 7 of the nucher were
infants. For the 3 months of 1909 14
burials have taken place, 8 stales and
6 females This Rawest by the grim
reaper continues in all seasons,
Rev G P. Duncan has informed the
•Vhiteehurch and Langside cnngrega-
nonsthat he would shortly be resigning
the charges. He has accepted a call
to a church near'l'orouto Better school
facilities for his child, en is one of Inc
rea'.ons for his removal
Jno Ament and family, former well
known Brnsselites have removed from
Millbank where Mr Amen di• posed of
his lumber business, to Si 'Thomas hal/.
Int_r purcha,e(1 a boot and shoe stock in
that city, Their 11111 n old friends
here will be glad to hear of their sue
ee1.5
Rheumatic poisons are quickly and
surely driven out of the blood with
br. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy—
liquid or tablet forrn. Dr. Shoop's
booklet on Rheumatism plainly and
interestingly tells just how this is
clone. Tell some sufferer of this book.
or better still, write Dr. Shoop,
Racine, Wis., for the book and free
test samples. Send .no money. Just
join with Dr. Shoop and give some
sufferer a pleasant surprise.
Warm' Our,—The act as amended
last year for restraining :he use of to
hacco, provides that all juveniles under
z6 years of age, found smoking cigar,
ettes are liable to a reprimand the first.
time they are convicted, a One of at the
second time, and a fine of $4 the third
time, '!'his law applies to all boys under
ie years of age, who either smoke or
chew tobacco or stave cigarettes or (lig
arette papers Jn their possession. There
is a fine stipulated fur those who sell
tobacco to minors. There is a great
deal of cigarette and tobacco smoking ,
among the young )toys of Brussels and
they should he looked after,
The old fashioned way of dosing a
weak stomach, or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. De.
Shoop Rest pointed out this error.
This is why his prescription—Dr.
Shoop's Restorative—is directed en-
tirely to the cause of all. It isn't so
difficult, says Dr. Shoop, to strength-
en
tren rth-
eu:a weak Stomach, Heart or Kicl-
ne s if one goes sat it
Y , correctly. Darh
g
inside organ has its controlling or in-
side nerve. 'When those nerves fail
then those organa must surely falter.
Teat it afety days an see Improve -
Ment Will n'ofuptiy and surely follow.
Bold by all dealers,
b3elvlllr and the Methodist ehnrc1
cuntttburod $09,21 to the (;ental Fried
of 1 ,`
f alt Loll• , Alliance, Ua .All tet I h a.
cement
beim, remil�ed to Or Cupp, the Priivin.
sial 'lice tll'er a8'l.'orcmlc 1,11'i'urstlal',
Pro000 Beyond Dokibt.
The disappointed rioHms of pool'
Catarrh remedies should- react the
statement
o
f J.13 Smith, u
S t Lake
tea I
f 1
Stie)un, N 13. It> Catal)hu2ont 110
found lin absolute cure and says :
"Last Winter my little girl of sight'
°engin: cold which lodged in tier ('1)1'13
in the form of Catarrh. She became
sick and deaf and uot'ling helped. By
inhaling C1tt,trrhozunc she got relief
and gradually the discharge went
away. She Woo cured perfectly of
Catarrh, Peesoelally I eau recom-
mend Catalrhnzone for coughs and
throat irritation; .its a wonderful
medicine.” Sold everywhere, 25e, and.
$1.00.
Morris
Sorrow, Rrrorer.-'Phe following is
the result of -the promotion examina-
tions held April 1st; 204, hnil 5th in
S. S, No. 4 :—From Jr. TY to Sr. IV.-
1'oLal 730, Harry MrunIMiceli, 537 ;
Willis Thnell, 501. From Jr. T1I to
Sr. M. Total 060. ---Jenny Scott, 537 ;
Fred. Thnell 526 ; Harvey ilicOntch-
eon, 510; Joseph Thuell, 496. Mom
Jr. II to Sr. If. Total 030. Florence
Scott, 460. Jr. II. Total 200. Earn-
est Stiiith, 132. Sr. Part II. Alvin
Badgiey, Annie Thnell; Ida Kerua-
gllen, (Excellent.) Sr. Pt. I.—Ruby
Kernaghan, Alice Turner, (Good,)
Jr, Pt. 1 A.—Wesley Mc0utcheon,
George Oakley, (Fair.) Jr. Pt, I13.—
Edna Thuefl, (Good,) 4.. MCNAn,
Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT.—Following is the
report of S. S, No. 1 for March, :—Sr,
IV--Thohuas Phelan, Florence Roger-
son, Elmer Nivins. JI•. IV—Ella Rog-
erson, Maggie Pbelail. .Sr. TTI—Rob,,
Wallace.—jr. III—Olive Aikeu, Gertie
McCall, James Brown, JOhfPesSinor'e,
Harry Howlett. Sr. II—.Joseph Aiken,
Wilford Nivins Lily eu n +
B ts Annie
Beirnes, Willie Phelan 'Harvey Niv-
ins, Tillie Rogerson, Homer Brown,
Leslie Betimes. jr. II—Irvine Wal-
lace, Lily Rogerson. Jr. Pt.. II—Har-
vey Nivins, Robbie Laidltew, Brune
Brown, Gordon McCall: Number of
pupils on the roll, 26 ; average atten-
dance, 25. Ni. S. OowA1D, Teacher.
Coughs that are tight, or distress-
ing tickling coughs, get quick and
certain help from Dr. Shunµ s Cough
Remedy. On this account Druggists
everywhere at favoring s w
o Dr. Shoop's
Y g
Cough Remedy. The tender ]eaves of
aharmless lung healing mountainous
shrub give
to Dr. Shoop's Cough
Re-
medy its curative properties, Those
leaves have the power to calm the
most distressing Cough, and to soothe,
and heal the most sensitive bronchial
membrane. Test it once yourself,
and see ! Sold by all dealers.
Molesworth
S. E. Smith has Mrs. Everal's fitrm
rented for one year.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett were 111
Toronto attending the Layman's Mis-
sionary Congress.
Peter Leopard. wife and fancily,
have moved to Moukton, where he
has secured a gond job in the brick
yard.
Geo. Everal who bad his finger
bruised some time ago, had to have it
amputated at the second joint, blood
poisoning having set in.
The funeral of the late Thos. Man'u-
fiin left his late residence Saturday
8rd inst. for the Molesworth cemetery
and was well attended for the condi-
tion of the roads and weather.
Harvey Elliott, who has had his leg
operated no, had to return to the
hospital and ire are sorry to hear that
he had to have his leg amputated a-
bove the knee. We hope to see him
home before long feeling quite well
again.
Makes a Saint Swear
To have his favorite corn stepped
on. Don't have corns"—care then{
with Putnaur's Corn Extractor.
Takes 24 boars — no paiu—costs a
quarter. Try "Putnam's."
Fordwich
Howick Council will meet in Brown's
Hthll, Fordwich, on April 21st.
Miss Gertie Dobson left to resume
her studies at the McDonald Institute,
Guelph.
Howick Spring Fair will be held on
Victoria Park, Gerrie, on Friday,
April 16th, commencing at 2 p. m.
Miss Ball left 'Monday of last week
for Dereham Centre, where she will
assist alias {Horton, evangelist, in a
series of evaugelistic services, leading
in the service of song,
Geo. Raney, of Lakelet vicinity, has
purchased airs. Blakeman's fain and
has taken possession. Wrn. Raney,
who has been living in Clifford, has
moved to the old homestead. Mrs.
Blakernraa, and fatally left for Alberta.
W. H. \ewton, accompanied by his
sons, Gen. and Th
nmasthave
moved
to the Vest. Me. Newton
has many
friends in Fordwich and vicinity who
will be pleased to hear of his success.
SPRING SHOOT OF HURON INDIANS.
The annual Spring shoot of the Hugon Indians was held at Exeter on Friday
last, and the chaulplonshipp of Western Ontario was !von by S. Fitton, of Ex-
eter, who broke 18 out of 20 birds. The scores were low owing to the snow
Bud wince that. ln'evailed throughout the day. High average went to Fred.
Galbraith, of Duart, with 08 out of 120. The yrnres were :—
E, Oantellrn, Chatham
F. herr, L"'xetel'
J, Teebnee, Exeter .........:..... ...... ..........
Dr, Kennedy, Ailsa Craig....... ....
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• . B. C•V. Glover, Loudon ..............:.........
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F. Clttlbraith, btimrt
G. Lau., Rtd retowvn ,. .., ...,. .
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"ALL DEALERS"D. Har'tleib, Exeter.
S. Fitton, Exeter .......... ..
W, Johns Exeter
.,.P.
res—those Candy Cold Clive P. Teelmet, Exeter .............
Tablets will ely and quickly check D. Ruin tint,l1, Exeter r
all colds and the Grip, Try thein W. hi, S,Ludoes, Exeter
once and see, 48.25c. Sold by iii 11. Zimmer, Exeter
dealers. *Professional.
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20 20 20 20 20 Shots Scare
11 14 14 15 17 120— 85
0 15 15 14 12 120— 80
12 10 15 18 15 120— 78.
10 10 8 13 15 120— 66
13 11 0 13 14 120— 08
36 16 16 18 17 120—
11 11 11 16 18 120— Si
17 16 15 88 15 120- 08
10 12 14 15 1(3 120- 80
12 12 10 13 10 120— 87
13 12 15 .15 12 120— 53
12 18 1.4 15 10 1.20•— 81
13 11 10 17 1,3 120— 75
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11 5 0 14 14 120--- 01.
18 15 12 18 18 1.20— 85
0 5 8 11 4 120— 80
Free from
Alcohol
Since May, 1006, Ayer's Sar-
saparilla has been entirely free
from alcohol.
If you are in
poor health, weak, Paler
nerv-
ous, ask your
doctor about tak-
ing this non-alcoholic tonic and
alterative. If he has a better
medicine, take his. Get the best
always. This Is our advice.
AtAma....AALAAAINAA
Wu plibliuh our rormala.
We baoLh oloohol
4 �'p �rt,� From aur medioiuee
(i y✓+• Iy- we ar¢y yea to
C, tta° i onoutt Sour
doctor
A sluggish liver means a coated tongue,
a bad breath, and constipated bowels.
The question is, "What is the best thing
to do under such circumstances?" Ask
our doctor it this is not agoodanswer:
"Take laxative' doses of Ayer's Pills.'
---edalto by the J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Matin. --
Airs. Newton and rho rest of the
family will live in Minto foe this year.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
Church, Fordwich, will celebrate ,:heir
20th anniversary by a Birthday
Pal tv, to be giveu-m Beowu's I'Jall, on
Friday evening, Mar 21st, at o'clock.
The Springbank Telephone Co. upp-
pointed Jos. McLaughlin, H. 'W'.
Laird, W. J. Strong, John Padfield
and Robt. Ferguson provisional dir-
ectors at a meeting. They have ap-
plied for a charter and it is expected
111 a week or so.
The Ailments of Women.
The girls and women who stttfer
with what they think as "Female
Trouble" would look to their kidneys,
they'll soon find the source of their
ill -health. The kidneys are closely
allied with
the female organs, and if
the vitality of the kidneys is intor-
felred with, great suffering occurs.
There 35 110 better medicine than Dr,
Hatailtou's Pills,—they stimulate and
strengthen the kidneys, assist other
organs to do Nature's work. cleanse
the system and thereby maintain per-
fect health. Great benefit and certain
cure is guaranteed for all women who
use Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
It is reported at Winnipeg that the C.
P R and les ntecban)cal unions have
made a compromise, whereby the Sche-
dules
c edules
Coni inii tees will sit both at Winni-
peg e and Mo tree].
cal,
Alex War•.vie s'
lc;,. k le 'n u.'•
t II d t iq atter
With Joseph Ward at London, Ont
either falling or being pushed down
stairs at the Morkin Hotel, and fractur-
ing his skull on the cement floor..
t'01. -.".-0v 11-': r�-nr=:' :,+: r
1i
�ry�ry
STRATFORD. ONT.
with twenty-two years' experience to t.
its credit this 0111ege is recognized BS i2
the greatest practical training s 'hoot tn.
Western Ontario. Three departments:
Commercial, Shorthand, s,
Telegraphy al
Onr classes ora the hugest. our courses 'l
most practical and our instructors 1'x-
pt'rienced. Our graduates 01c nesisted 0)
to post hone end emceed -as none others. t,
Enter now. Get one Free coin IOgne. {I
Elliott& McLachlan,
{ Prh,eipels.
Sr • , • 110' IP .,C 'A- .
Male Syr
p
'l'rtl)tin:;•'about Millie Syrup MR. J
I. GILI'IN Is the only authorized agent
to take orders for our Syrup. if wont'
ordrr has been ,given to acv other per•
son representing himself as selling
BELDE
Spa
Maple Syrup, you may rescind the order
and Favor Mr, Gilpin with the amount.
We have secured Mr H. Ecker, of
Hamilton, to ran uttr 52201) 0uttit this
season. and as he has had years of ex-
perience, the public will we hope get a
better article than ever,
W. R. BELDEN,
Molesworth.
vg. ON R^4YF9a9A AVO2X ,ct'a',2110,'..[,'a1(Vs F:a,F'y
Enter �
Arty Time !
WINGHM4 OOSINESS COLLEGE
hits hese tested in the crucible of ex-"
p91'{00 , with
h
the lire
of public g
i
1''tand has not te, found wanting. Tho
,
b success of our graduates has not heed 4
excelled. Piot the largest. hot the ]sigh- 5
est grade 1lrntle"'n Raciness School in 4
Wostorn Ontnrie.
0Indiviaunl instruction, No motion,
- Bull abnrkes. Enter any day,
lir! Wylie Mr p,rth,ula's. yP
ti CEO..SPOTTON, Principal 4
641/44* xu>Vt I0 4 yht I tk;y, kro,. onai..i4iY. \•uY� ,
le Syrup
'l'Ite undersigned has porcnosed one n2
the most up tn-dat,• Evaporators
for the manufacture 01
First-class I gale
Syrup
and will be ready to, supply the
heeds 01 the public in flue course
Rim gn•,lit\ and kit prig t• Orders g
Opel nods a(tsf,at''n0 tta.ured st
H. Knight, ea
Lot L8, Con, to, Grey, or Craobruok P.O, 1 a
peep The Kidneys Well
Health Baying xxptalnad by u RtreSeeio
gf)f.ton Who Knvwa Front fixperionce.'
A' all Btuee
1 401
s people t
Y
1
1
t aha
their .,
vas their lives ill ill 11 la neglecting ands b
uc krfl
ll the
e
kidueys who they Jcriow these organs
11013, !help.
Sick ltithzeys aro responsible for a
great amount of suffering and ill
health,
,
The reason so many. use 130 Boutlt s
Y
Kidney Pills is their quick relief fur
all kidney weaknesses, q Isere is '.{'hat
a Brussels citizen says ;— I .
➢ire. W. Ainley, of John street,
Brussels, Ont., says :—""I found by
using Booth's Kidney Pills procured
at the James Fox drug store, that
they. were a certain cure for my
trouble which was from a run down
condition, plenty of backache, pains
over the kidney regions and small of
back, and • au inability to rest at
night, getting up in the mottling as
tired and achy as when 1 retired.
Anything that I can do to increase
the .sa1e of Booth's 11iducy ]'ills I
would' willingly do, as 1 koov that
they are all right Sold by dealers,
Price 50 cents, The R•'1', Booth Co.,
Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont., sole Canadian
agents.
COUNTY TEMPERANCE CON•
-
VENTION.
Thursday of last week the second
annual Temperance Convention for
Huron Co. 0o vetted in the Presby-
terian church, Blyth, with President
F. Buchanan, Of Wiugham, in the
chair. Three sessions full of vigor
were held.
Delegates we present from nearly
all of the Municipalities in the County
and were full of enthusiasm at the
prospect of the abolition of the bar
and the treating system.
After reports from the officers as 10
the work clone during the year was
dealt with, The Biopsing session was
devoted to reports from the several
municipalities, most of which were
very' encouraging aucl the prospects
bright for an early adoption of the
Local Option. lav hi
V which is nn; 90 pop-
ular
1 P
alar tlnoughont the world Rev. S.L.
Toll, of. Henault, gave an excellent ad-
dress on Local Option, quoting most-
ly from his own town, showing clear-
ly that Local Option was a decided sue -
cess in Heusall. It was almost impos-,
siblo to reut a house ; hotel accommo-,
dation was better than under license
business was good and in some cases
better than meter license, and there
was not one fiftieth of the chinking
clone now as under former conditions,
and for all these statements he could
rive roof as to 11
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their accuracy.
G. M. Elliott, of Goderioh, spoke of
the campaign in that town and also
led a Conference on Local Option or -
p
ganization which was practical and
helpful.
L'wo strong addresses were delivered
in the evening, the first by Rev. D. T.
L. licKerroll, of Luckuov, who was
fresh from a splendid campaign in his
home town, and as a former resident
of Owen Sound spoke with authority
concerning conditions there.
He strongly urged the churches to
do more for Temperance and Local
Option than they had done, as he was
convinced that it is th church's duty
to wage war continually, until the
country is free from the legalized liq-
uor traffic.
Joseph, Gibson, of Ingersoll, Pres-
ident of the Ontario Branch of the
Dominion Alliance., closed the Couven-
tion with an inspiring address. He
urged the delegates hot to lose sight
of the fact that the greatest work in
which the church conic! concentrate its
forces was the Temperance work and
that they should ever keep before there
the idea of trying in every way to
make the world bettor.
Resolution was adopted urging the
Government to repeal the. three fifths
clause, and also one criticizing the
Local Government for the manner in
which the License Inspector and Com-
missioners 'had been appointed in
Centre Huron.
A letter of thanks WAS ordered to
be sent to W. Proudfout, 11'. P. P„ for
Centre Huron, for the strong position
he took on the floor of the Legislature
in regard to the three fifths clause and
the abolition of the bar.
The following officers were appoint-
ed for the mn•rent year
President, F. Buchanan, Winglatn ;
Secretary, A. T. Cooper, Clinton ;
Treasurer, J. P. Brown, Groderich ;
Vice -Presidents, G. M. Elliott, Gude-
rich ; Rev. E. Adams Fear, Exeter•;
and John iiel'r, Wingham.
Convenors were named as follows :
Goderich, G. 1\i. Elliott ; Oliutou, Jas.
Miller ; Wiugham• S. Bennett; Sea -
forth, J. Govenlock ; Hensall, Rev.
S. L. Toll ; Bayfield, J. J Colwell ;
Blyth, A.B. Carl' ; Brussels, Rev. E.
G. Powell Exeter, T. H. McCallum ;
'V roxetei Rev. L. Perrin ; Ashfield,
Rev. Ohas. 11. Rutherford ; Colborne,
1. Tiffin • Go -Fir,
do i h Tp., J. J. Colwell ;
Grey, T11as Strachan ; Hay, S.
Raney ; Ilowu'k, W. Walters ; Hill -
lett, Johu Fingland; McRiliop, R.
Scarlett ; Morris, Thos. Biolby ;
Stanley,
Thos. Wile S
,
Stephen,
len
Jacob Holtzman Y
IIB uttn • Tnck r
e snith F.
O'Brien ; Turnherrv, Benson Cruick-
shank ; Ilsborue, Olnts. Otuur ; East
\V*Lwanosh, W. S. Saulter ; West
Wawanoslt, W. Bailey.
Mr. Gibson told the officers that the
Clonveutiou was. the most practical
and encouraging Convention of its
kind he had ever attended and he has
attended aL great many in his day.
Loral Option Campaigns will likely
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the. townships of Stephen, !lay Tuck-
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