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Local --Tan Portz
Spring -D. 0 Rosi,
Tetderh 1t niurdio;
Goonr-•T slots tme.
Wall Papa P R. Smith,
Coining -Prof Derenwetta.
il'el' Sole-ttobr. Hamilton.
Tenders Wanted -A• McDonald.
Newest tdkylt•s••G N, MoT.nren.
Potatoes 4Vn7tted--A. MaeDoettld•
Looal,-MacKettole Mfg. Om, l,uotc now:
Sensonabin Merchandise—At strarhnn.
A Business Chane-24etropoliten Bank.
Ml."atriCt .1.elUs
Goderich
• FUltNri uiaa FAc ortY BURNED. -The
Kensington Feruiture O•ornpauy, Own-
ed by B. 11..Ruuiball, of London, wits
peetielly destroyed by fire Thursday
night at 9;80 „'thick, only the rnaehine
and engine rooms being saved. 13ire
had reached surd) headway owing to
the inflitiuwable nature of the build-
ing and ci)01)1)1.), before the fire bri-
gade at'r•ived, that it got beyond
trol ((11)1 only threugh.strenuous ef•
oris were they able to emigre. ..i1`to
the factory property- The fire oItgi-
nitted in tht: packing depurtieett and
the entree is entirely iown, its the
factory was rntuiug 1 1> tin 9 o'ciock.
It is setimated over $75,000 danutges
WAS done, which le covered by incurs
aitce. The company employed a num-
ber of men. If it bad not been for
the fire wall it would have been itrr-
possiblc: to have saved the ciry kiln
turd engine 10)1». Owing to the rain
that fell during the day the flames
were creuflhed to the. factory atrl diel
not spread to the adjoining lumber
yaide of Dean e Co. J. A. Runbtill,
tile manager, had justreturnedfrom it
tripto the West and says rebuilding
will be started at. once.
Byth
The Standard was not .issued last
week. •
Laster music in the churches noxa
Sunday.
Mrs. Edmiston is quite, ill, we are
501'I•y to etate, - ...
Mts. 11 Mt.Quarrie wee 'visiting at
01 )tum last week.
Blyth Odd Fellows will attend the
Loifite of lnstruetioit at Goderich Oe
Good Friday.
The town is now in possession of
the Electric light plant. We hope it
rorty prove rent tolerative.
Wednesday, of this week the Ruial
Telephnue Board. met. They are push-
ing along well and will build 15 miles
of litres this Spring it is said.
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BRUSSELS, ONYTAJJO, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, igl
tt c t was n i the sick lie
SVtrt, Jt rl sok t us u t a tet
but is able to be about once more.
Alaterialis being got seedy by Doc.
Perdue for rebuildinir his livery stable.
Myth and Moabwa5 well re-
re5eitcd at the Olin on Spring Fair
Thursday of lab,t week, State of the
prizes came this way,
Rev, J. L. Small's subjects fru' (lest
Sunday will be "A'delightsome Land"
and "An Easter Message," The morn-
ing service will be the annual thank
offering` of the SVorneu'e 1Ioruo Mis-
siiruary Society, Special Laster mesio
will be swig by the choir under the
leadership, of Mr, Cook.
Bluevale
Rev. W 3. West, M. A., attended
the opening exercises of a new 0. 0.
F: buiIding at Tormtito. The reverend
gentlemen is the 1.1igh Chaplain.
Passim AWAY.-\Veduescley morn
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Mg of last week Robert Mason, a
former t•esident of Bullet( township,
passed away at his home iii Bluevale
aged 89 years. - lie has been in failing
health for some time front creeping
paralysis and had a stroke Saturday
that hastened his demise. He is slt,r-
vived by his wife, 3 daughters and 2
suns, Deceased was a_beother of Mrs.
.Runes Howe, of Clinton, `turd. Mrs.
Mason a sister to Airs. Wm. Hailed„
of the same town. The funeral took
place Friday afternoon at Bluevale'.
Mr. Mason W(tS t1 fine Irian and respect.
ed by a wide earo1e of friends. He
spout a number, of years in East
Waw.tnosh after moving from Hullett.
Jamestown
Robert Hamilton has a 'masher •of
good year old calves for sale.
A rlONnER OALLED HOME. -It was
scarcely dtutvo on Sunday, Apr. 9th,
when John Strachan, one of our oldest
,i wost. highly respected pioneers of
1 bis rcSt+!i3 . passed peacefully away
end came very. un-
exo ec rest. He sntIetin
expecr)dly. He li, .been
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from an attack of la g'•ilife,„ . about
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We
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sorry to state
th
at Georg
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Spoiling wa quite poerly thiseok
from heartweaknessbnEie consider-
ably
onstduably
irntl>ruvPth Hp has never gat free
front the effecte of a siege of typhoid
fever lest -Fall. \Ve hope the better
weather' will help hint.
three weeks but was recovering t#£vly
Weduesday, however, he took a t�'�
elapse, rapidly developing into an a-
cute attack of pneumonia. 'rhe tet -
most that medical skill could do, com-
bined with the loving attentioii of
friends, was in vain and the end, even
its his „life, was serene, peaceful air„
quiet. Mr.. Strachan was born in
Argyle, Scotland, in 1831 and 13 years
later, in company with the rest of the
family, came,; to (Armada. After re-
main3ng fora ebort timein the vicinity
of Galt he finally turned his attention
to Huron County, settling on the 3rd
Con. in township of Grey. In 18(38 he
Was married to Sties Annie McLean,
of Alborough, Elgin Comity, who
survives her husband. Family con-
'sists of 3 daughters and 3 sons, The
daughters ,are Mrs. 11. P. lic0osh, of
Pine River ; and Lizzie and Annie at
home. Sons are Crawford, at home ;
Donald, of Pine River ; and Jito. T.. of
Toronto. Deceased was an exenplory
man In ever y'respect, unassuming and
gentle in manner. Ile possessed that
cairn quiet dignity 'which ever (narks
a true Christian gentleman. Life to
hila was a steady stately Journey, not
artificial not disturbed ever living
h 't t or r if Him' who was,
with r r the p vs c
is,the Light of the World. .He
andg
will bsorely missed in the Presby-
terian church, as an Elder and a
church worker. In the surrounding
community he was held 711 the highest
esteem by all those having; the privi-
fiege of knowing hint. 1110 funeral
took_
place
Wednesdayday afternoon to
ui t being con-
ducted
Buiastl9 cemetery, e e ,, i 6
ducte d byRev.A.0 Wishart 13 A.
Slis Andrew Simpson and Mrs. las.
Ferguson are sists
of deceased;
Thos. Strachan a brother and Duncan
Taylor, of Brussels, it' half-brother.
The bereaved wife and family have
the. sympathy of a large circle -of'
friends.
Oranbrook'. - •
Miss Lizzie -McKay arrived home
from attendance at, the Normal Scheel
'ttatlnrd last week
Stratford,
We t. o ,.
SV are sorry tor5 nt�ho serious
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illness of Maggie, daughter of Ohm;
and Mrs. Love, who live Last of Oren -
brook. A medical operation was per-
formed on Wednesday which we trust
will hasten her recovery. Mr. Love,
whti was in the West, has arrived
house.
Tenders aro asked for the erection
alfa newstableat the Presbyterian
Manse. It will be a combination Lit
cetltent olid 101nhet. The job of re-
modelling the cltutehhutse sheds will
ahsnbelet. [11Le;ttion is to convert
Aerie it one fully endorsed. See advt.
this week.
DIED IN HIS Y'OUTii.-ib WaS no
smallregtetthat came 10 many, hoe
week when the sad news ryas t•er eive,h
rc' SI•
htMlat.r od t . 1)HJ5a)am11 te1ls,d11Menzies
enziesl
lilc'nu, Gnrey,t1v3t.a Heledebsakd sgwinf
to manhood in this neighborhood and
had deservedly earned the esteem of
the community. Atter being appren-
ticed to thetinsunithing and hardware
bu51hess in 'the •Rraoter shop at Ethel
for some thele be took a position in
Mitchell where he manifested a deep
interest in his trunk, Bus health be-
came impaired 1Ltld in response: to ad-
vice fiend his>hvsician he came home
to recruit. Instead of getting better
he gradually failed and after an illness
extending over a year he passed away
Wednesday of last week, the early
age of 24 years and 11 months.
Harold Was horn in Muskoka. The
filmed Look MlacFriday aftern
oon to.
:Brussels cemetery wile; e the rennins
Were laid to rest alohgside his flit•lter,
Rev. Dr. Oaten eandtirtet 1
1 the eenvitn•
e e t.
1!1114 Menzies and family rue deeply
sympathised with in their be
eave-
meet. The pallbearers s vetic six
en (sin lno Reuther r
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Wilt and Lc r no t>7rltrmi5t and Ed. and
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Will Lynn
Sloop on dear Stewed, ;rear labor is o'er
Your rvi l lltg hands will toil no inti ;
On north there in 140 .04 and in ben Von rent
We lewd you truebut god loved your beet.
Walton
Thos. Kiekconnell, Mount Pleasant,
Mich,,- was here attending.. the wed-
ding of his niece, Miss Isabelle Kirk-
connell to Frederick Caldwell.
At 3 p. in. Divine service will be
held in St. George's church on Good
Friday: The annual vestry meeting
will take place, Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The l''iat•iners' Excursion for West
T3irou will be run over the 0. P. R.
t't otn Goderich to the .Experimental
Farm,
Guelph, on Friday, June 9th.
Special train will run "and for the re-
tiree trip train will leave at 5.30 p. in.
MAIMED IMPROVEMENT. -Tile malty
friends of Mrs. Henry Hamilton will
be pleased to learn of the much Un-
proved condition of her health. She
is able t0 be about the house • and to
eat her meals at the table with the
family. The left side, which suffered
ht her illness, has not regained its
normal condition but is improving we
are glad to state. Mrs. Hamilton's
vigorous constitution has no • doubt
proved a valuable ttid to the medical
treatment received in her restoration,
Ethel
POTATOES WANTED -A oar of potatoes
wlto,ie for shipment heelnn15t D, next brook.
'Phone No. 2510. A. MODONALu, Oronbrook.
Grey township Council will meet
here Thursday of next week.
Mrs. Chapman is horse from her
visit with relatives in the North.
Rev. Mr. Wren le on the sick list
with a lciw fever but we hope speedy
convalescence will ensue.
D. a:limier, of Clinton, was renew-
ing old friendships here. He came to
attend the funeral of his nephew,
Harold Menzies.
The serviceitt the Methodist church
Sabbath evening was iu charge of
Rdv nek,W. McRae, pastor of Knox
church, the p being unable to re-
mote his work.teach
There will be a change
in Ethel school as Principal' ":'ti�.lers
has resigned. Havenot heal„ who'
his successor is to be. We wish Mr.
Avery success.
Recently Jaynes ' Wright, of this
locality, disposed of a fine heavy draft
4 year old mare •to George Whitfield,
13th con., Grey, for the tidy sum of
$kind290.00. It pays to keep the right
.
WOMEN'S INSTITIITE.-The regular
meeting of the Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. R. McKelvey
'Thursday, April 20th, at 2.30 p. in.
Topic "On -operation," to be taken by
Mrs. D. Dauber, and Mrs. Robert
Pearson jr.
A.Q.
U. W INSTALLATION
Friday evening of last week the in-
stallation of officers in Brussels Lodge
No. 138, A, 0. U. W„ took place under
the direction of the yell known Dis-
trict Deputy, Barry Iklot'ris, .of Gode-
rieli. The list is as follows
R. Leatherdttle ; Foreman, R. A,
Pryne ; Overseer, N. F. Gerry. ; Re-
corder, W,' 13. Kerr; Financial ,Seere-
tary, W. H. Me0t'ack.ert , TI 0115nt•el',
G. A. Deadman ; Guide, .1 no.
mous -; Inside \Vatchrrun, \V, Arm-
strong ; Outside Watel inau, W.
Work. After the routine work short
addessses were given by the officers
and the visiting official. A hearty
vote of thanks was passed to Mr.
Morris for his visit. 13e is a whole-
souled, enthusiastic worker who looks
after the duties in his District in good
style and has had the satisfaction of
seeing considerable ,growth in mem-
bership and interest to this well known
Order during his terrine of office: This
is his third term.
HARRY MORRIS, D. D. G. M.
Saturday evening of this, week, at checkfok• a piano from her father, an
8 o'clock, a Foot Ball meeting will be Anstrian tea cabinet from her mother
held at the hotel, to which all inter- and sister, a china cabinet from her
este„ are Mei Led., brother and sister. The groom's gift
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Rev. Wells,. to the bird was a handsome silver
Owing to ill health Re C. P. els h
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B. D., of Granton, has been compelled. cabinet Mr. and. Mrs. Reid left on
to desist from work and is now in the the 4.80 train for Toronto and other
hospital. He was a former Methodist points.
pastor here and bis old friends will
Wish him improved health.
Morris
Township Council on Monday, 24th
inst.
Miss Ethel Watson spenta few days
in Wingham last week.
Geo. and Mrs. Johnston are on the
•s ora sorry to tltate.
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of Dress Goods in all the New- ' •
est Weaves and Shades. Al p
sti the newest, most popular •
and .best values we have ever
shown in Silks. •
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Afull stock ofPr'sts, Ging.
hams. Ohambrays, Reppps and
Linen Suitings in the White
and Colored. ,
A complete range of the best
selling lines Hosiery, Gloves
ancl Corsets. .
Good values in. Lace Curtains
at 85c, 50c, '755ti, -31.00. $1.50,
:'1,75 $2.00 and , 3 00per pair.
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E'xtr'a Values in Madras Mos,
lin and Onetahn Screen at 15c
and 25c per yard.
A ver-ycomplete range of
White foul Grey Oobtnns,
Sheethrgs, Pillow On1tn1ts,
Towelitgo, Skirtings, Cotton
titles, etre. •
WE appreciate your
business and will
try and suit you with
anything in our line.
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POTATOES WANTED -A car of '.potatoes
wanted for shipment beginning of next week
Phone No. 2510. - A. MODONALD.Oranbrook.
Mrs. 0. Rozell is visiting her daugh-
ter in Toronto.
A few farmers have already done
some Spring plowing.
Township Oouncil will meet on
Miss Dora Watson visited her -friend, Thursday of next week, 20th inst.
Miss Gwen Suell, of Jamestown, last Oliver Tuenbull, Martin McNair, W.
week. Strath' and D. McKinnon were at
Quintin Andersson, Jaynes Thynne, Goderich doing duty as jurors,
Samuel Walker and J. Sellers are at • Misses Jennie Rands and Ella Mc-
Gnclei•ich this week as jurors. Kinnon are Hone from Stretford
:a Rit'hat•d Johnston has returned from Nor
l School enjoying
holiday. the est after disposing of his car- y
toad`, •res at a gond figure. improved in health we are pleased to
t ' ' n iund the Misses state. Her sister ,Mrs. Squirrel, of
James DicRac., f Oranbrnok, visit -Gael sh, is visiting her.
Annie and Teeitie, r, -s ca,1ttday. uelph,t and firs. Scott, of Preston ;
.d at Joh Watson's n.
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and J. J. an rt f 151
ltliss Jean Shedder has ur e ,
-.,•v-�,� � stock, are here. They came ,to at-
home after spending a few in ,,recd the funeral of the late Dougall
at the dressmaking in Wngham. "`-..ot•t to whom they were *re-
- James Masters, G. T. 13.. agent of Mclaggttiav5 s e: .
Bluevale, who has been ill, is once
snore at his post we are glad to state.
The °lennau farm, 8th line, tenanted
for several years by John R. Bell, has
been leased. by Elijah Pease, who is
now in possession.
141t•s. Masters, son and daughter,
formerly of Blnevale, who have been
residing i0 Ualgary have returned and
are visiting Morris friends.
We are pleased to state that Alex.
McLanchlin, who was ill with pneu-
monia, is getting alc.ng nicely DOW
turd we hope will soon ben k.
-'teali iliel�t a accompanied byhis
yams, a P
'mother, arrived home from Platen last
NIondays The former's, broken leg is
mending but not, to be trusted very
much.
Diissos Bessie Moses and Ellen Evans
n i home rnen the
at d Iialph
tillair are E
Normal School The former will not
have o return if successful at the
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Easter exam. as she was in the sento r
class. having had teaching experience.
Normal will resume on Monday, 2ltb
incl•
A letter from R. T. Elliott, of Arden,
Matt., written Aptil 7117, says; -We
ale having very cold, wintry weather
for this time or April and have a good will have its reward.
deal of snow in the fields yet. This Yours gratefully,
country is noted for doitrg things MRS. ARMSTRONG AND FA.AuLY.
quick so we may have seeding in a
very short time.
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D, t or r � E. -Un the far
of Frank Beirnes 71h line, a peculiar
nature l iti the .
freak of was presented
shape of tt calf with only one eye and
that located down near the nose a
portion -of the upper• jaw was wanting.
The animal lived for about 15 minutes
after; its arrival. Quite a mmmbee of,
people viewed this peculiar ntalfor-
!Dation but uo one had ever seen a
similar type,
IlOBT. I31OOAD10O0T CALLED AWAY. -
Last Sunday 'Robert Broadfoot, iu
farmer well known resident of this
township, passed away to the great
tunjority front his home. ieTalmage,
Kansa% in his 72nd year. Oancer of
the stomach was the cause of death,
front which be had seffered Inca few
months, Mr. Broadfoot lett 111151ris a -
boat 80 years ago butwill be well re-
Membered
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b nt•e lthe oldpeople. . w
loom l c byHe 5,o
married thretimes, Dceased was a
mother to 301111 Broadfoot, 5t11 line
and was highly esteemed by a wide
circle of relatives and friends. •
MATal\robIAL.-A quiet brit pretty
tvedtlhtg. was solemnized at high
noon on \Vedesday, 51h• inst., at
the home of T. S. and Airs,
13ia,ndon, 153 R111'011 street, Stria-
ford, when their daughter,, Miss Cola
May, wets united 111 armee-lege to Wil-
frid G. Si. lieicl, a prosperous young
farmer of \Vtuwtunash: The Mille -
wits attired 715 a sorer, of 51,101 geey
sills and 1Voollee tatlite with sine and
lace trirnhrings and carried a wreath
of bridal POSES.: The bridesmaid, Miss
Slay Reid, sister of the groom, wore a
mauve dress with pial( carnations.
Norman Brandon, of. St Marys, acted
as e0 rantall The s • ony
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of 1t55r5,im was
performed by Ret, W. J. 1,3randlntr, of
Unledonia, melt of the bride, assist-
ed by 'Rev, 1.. M. Wootton, of Sta'tut-
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fory 15,ti dl Hoy, \ \ A. Finley,t of Mtn -
Mo. The wadding uutirch tutusP htyui
by Miss hazel. 13utndnn. immediate-
ly after the ceremony Nock 131att-
dotn sang, ,".Blessed is Sloth,"
In an .excellent manner. A .mon the
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many presents to the bride Was e
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The Nelson Askin farm; trleT
is being looked after by John'tc„'M
Mrs. Coates, of Brussles, who i ecently
moved, to it. Mr. Askin is in Idaho
and is a .son-in-law to Mr. and Mrs.
Coates,.
Thos. Ilii I:conneil is home for a brief
holiday front Stratford, where he runs
from, as flrenan. on a G. T. R. engine.
He has put in 13 yeais and likes the
job. The visitor is the eldest son of
John and Mrs. Kir•
kconudl 18th con.
Wm. B tteluau ttu1
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the 111, in who 8 Con.,
spentPut a goodly por-
tion
tton the past Winter
at the home
of his -sou Henry, near Hespelel is
back to the old homestead. .We are
sorry to hear that Henry Bateman's
health is not good but.hope the Spring
season 0111 aid in bus recovcxy.
04.10» or THANlcs.-The undersigned
desire to 0xp reso their sincere thanks
to the many neighbors and friends in
13iussels, who wore so thoughtful and
kindly in word and deed daring the.
illness and alter the demise of the late
Edward Armstrong. It will linger
long as a happy memory of the bles-
sedness of tine friendship and we trust
OBITUARY. -The, dreaded visitor,
death hesagain
entered the home of
one ,
o well known and much ualr re-
spected families and called to his res
we'd the soul of Edward Armstrong.
lie had been troubled for the past two
months With t1sore 'Stet which develop-
ed into a form of gangrene but nothing
serious was anticipated until Sunday
morning; April 2nd, when pleurisy' set
in, followed by pueneiouia, and despite
all that careful nursing and loving
hands could da be passed to his reward
on Wednesday, April 5th at 11 p. m.,
fortified by the last rites of the
Ohllrth. The late Edward Armstrong
was born in Onunty Westmeath. near
Mullitigtu'1 Ireland, on April 0th, 1847.
At the age of 8 years he, along with
his parents, emigrated to Canada and
settled near .13rttntford. After a resi-
dence there of 6 years, they moved to
},t14st \\tut tort h fi '
V! s Ltliu rt �-
e o Lot 3,1
, g
10th con. Ile was united in uutrriage
in SL. Micheal's Church, Blyth, to
Ailss Oatharine Agin, on May 24th
1880, by Sev. Fe. O'Oonnor. 2 years
After. their marriage he purchased
Lot 5, Oob. 13,. Grey where he lived
continuously nu tit 10 years, ago when
he bought Let 2 on the same line. Re
leaves to mourn the loss o1 c; true and
faithful 'rushee(' and a kind and lov-
leg father, a snernWing widow, 2 sons,
(Win. J. and Olraeles L,) the eldest
sou dying in hufaney and one daughter
(A. Levine) tail at home. Mr. Arml-
et! ring
r'mstating is also survived by a brother,
Thomas, of Eclmon eon, Alar., and 8
silitrs Sister Inn, 11ouseof Providence
'Potrero ; Mrs. Sohn Flannagan, of
Durand, M1)11, ; and Airs. Fanny St
Marie, of Penet,yng, 'She funeral,
which 55)58In goly attended, took place
f
tom his late tesidrnee, Saturdayy,
April St h, at. 10 0 elnck 115 the Roman
CatholicOht nnh Tarts t
, s els vnrre
t' 1 uituHigh. Mass was sung
5 Bev,
,
Pother Blair r, and 'A14414 RV til an
r
air
r
a7lnrtiaLtsolo
t
wee mule in the rl5)111
y 1 I)1e)'•
in the
13.'O cco
tery, 711) lino,Nloniv
. The
pull Motets were ,Joseph Quoin, An•eh.
ilisiop, 'Win. Blake. Lawrence Addle,
John Menzies turd led Nolan, Antong
W. . KERR, Fro» :irtor
Orme vhoLtt r edaze foneral froma distance were Ohtarles Agin, of
Saginaw, Mich, ; Mrs. Fanny 8t.
ly#ai7e, 01'.Penetang; 117t•s. F, 1''V,
Heard, of St, Thoioas ; Jos and Mts.
Kenahau, St, Augustine and Jno,
Menzies, of \Viae; pant.
DOV1AL0 NIOTA0kART - PASSIGS .h•
WAY, -After. a long and f tryingMimeo
n • I
coveringthe nest 15 months ui,a d
McTaggart no old. and well known
• ,
resident of the loth Ca;n., passed rt.
way to the Great .Beyond last Sunday
shortly after 2 p. ran. He had been
stricken with paralysis while eujoy-
ing comparatively good health and
sthee that time had to be lifted In and
out of bed, never regaining the use of
his limbs. Last -Saturday another
stroke came and he never regained
consciousness. Mr. McTaggart was
born in Yarmouth township, Elgin
Co„ over 70 years ago and crone to
Grey township in 1809 aucl resided
upon the farm he located upon tlxeu
Lot 21, up to the time of his devise.
By industry, frugality and thrift he
made for himself aniline family a most
comfortable home. Oii March 18th,
1873, deceased was milted in marriage
to Miss Isabelle McInnis, Rev. Mr.
Goldsmith, of Seaford', por•forming
'the ceremony. The bride of that day
survives her partner along with three
sons (Will. of Brandon, Mau. ; Alex.,
of Memphis, Tenn. ; and Donald at
borne) and two daughters (Mrs. J. N,
Foster, of Sudbury, Ont„ and Miss
Belle, at home. Margaret E. is de-
ceased). The subject of this notice
Presbyterian
wasi gal and a
a k
J
h Liberal. He was highly
staunch
esteemed aid widely known. ble. Mc-
Taggart, had been a very hearty 1115,15
knowing little of doctors or medicine.
A brother and sister survive him, re-
siding still in Yarmouth. Funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon
to Oranbrook .cemetery. Rev. D. B.
McRae, deceaseds pastor, conducted
an appropriate service. The bereaved
have the sympathy of a wide circle of
relatives and friends in their sorrow.
DIED AT ST. MARYS.-Tire death 0e-
curred very suddenly last Friday of
one of St. Marys best known and most
esteemed citizens in the perste) ..of
John A Speariu iu his 43rd year. :(Ir.
Speariu had been proprietor of the
Ontario House for the past four years.
He was forroeiiy connected with the
Oanadian Express '00. and the Grand
Central Hotel. He has been.ailittg for
the last year and took critically ill a-
bout a week ago with a splenetic af-
fection which was the immediate
• ixi nits a
cause of his death. 13r Speed') t
very kind hearted and sociable man
and was well liked by everyone who
came in contact with 1)1111 and will be
very mush missed from his position as
Dost of the Ontario House by the eoin-
41itip, y in, general. Deceased was a
h -"-vein politics and a 11ho-
Uoiia _fir _ lie was also a mcm-
dist in rehg :. u• the Oiletan O.
ber of the Masonic 0:2F
' �Sslti'V1V-
men and the Macabees, `lig „y' -' •.
ed by a widow and one daugu:-r -.7.- -•t
Mabel ; also by his father, George
Speariu, 4th line of Blanshard ; his
sister, Mrs. Win. Epplett, 8rd line
Bland ndahis brothels tWihan
� I
.4th linecharBlanach 1 i 1
d 1' ant of Basets
h}
,
line , Wesley and Lail nn the •home
stead • Hartwell of Carberry,Mani-
toba.
an
iT n
toba. ; The funei al took place Sunday
at 3.30 o'clock from his late residence,
\Velliu ton street, South. Service
was held at 3.00 at the residence, Rev,
D. M. Med-inns officiating. IL was
the largest ' funeral which has token
place here since the late Colonel
White was buried, the streets u tr
e
line of march,being packed with
people. Many beautiful floral tributes
were paid to the deceased among
those noticed being wreaths from St.
Jaynes. Lodge, A. F. & A. 111., near re-
latives,' K. 0. T. NI., Orangemen and
friends. The funeral 'VMS ` held under
Masonic auspices, the Masons per-
forming theirr usual ceremony at the
grave. The pallbearers were . T. L.
Sinclair, James 'Beattie, Arthur De-
vmey, Ben Bennett W A. McNeil
r
and 'William Oddy. z took
Interment to 1
place in St. Marys cemetery. De-
ceased was a nephewll an
to Ha twet d
Luke Spend!), of this Lowuship. Teas-
dale and Mrs. Whitfield, cousins, tit -
tended the funeral.
Wroxeter
NrwsY NOTES. -Miss Haab Harris,
of Toronto, is spendiug a week at her
Immo here. -E, M. Levis is on the
sick list this week.--lli.s Hogg spent
Saturday in Fordwu^h,-Mrs.
liupfer returned to Sault Ste. merle,
Mich Monday.-Orosbv Leckie- is at
present the guest of his brothers, Wm. .
and Genege. Miss Garble Harris has
returned'trout 'ta rveelc n visit with re-
latives at Haeristoi,-Jas. Paulin left
for Wiaeton nn14Iy n» t d u
accent/ended,
n
by his 'daughter, Kra. \\rtri Greer,
with whom he will in tt '
ta Lcsidr:.--:
The funeral of Jean Evelyn, the flue •
Months oltI dtulghte• of Jas, and Mrs.
Hastie, of liownck, took place to this
cemetery on Saturday afternoon,
Muelr syhrpathy it expressed foe .the- -.
beteav
ed it r the to 'their
s5, ofdanghter.
-Reeve and Mrs. Reis entertained a
number' of friends last Tltursclay even-
ing.-J. Hupfer, of Miclrigtun is the
guest of his aucle Robert Hu.ifer of
Turuberry.-il,trs. T, Grant still non -
times very poorly.
St" John's Aunusl Vestry tneeting
will be ' held next Monday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
.vi
Pu
Public e• "
b S ce will be Held j5, St.
John's church Brussels, on Good Friday
at lo 15. ti)
c ndncted b
a this Roc •
Y Rector.
t
Early last Sabbath morningRev.
rev.
David Wardropepassed away to his re.
weed from his home In Teeswater, in his
37th Pal'. e
v The funeral $7 a tankp lac
e ou
'l ue da
s
v Be had toned faithfully in.
the vineyard for nnany years and with it
goodly measure of success. Deceesed
was widely kaovil and respected. IIe
had made his houte at Teoswater for a
good many years.