The Brussels Post, 1904-3-17, Page 4This is the time of year when a great many people
nee(' a good Spring Medicine. The coming of more
moderate 'weather rewinds one that their blood needs
purifying.
IN SPRING'S SARSAPARILLA
you will find a safe and reliable remedy for all erup-
tions of the skin, pimples, etc., as well as a powerful
blood purifier.
Por those who desire to prepare their own Medicine at home
we have an excellent package in
NYAL'S MOUNTAIN HERBS
This is composed of leaves, roots and seeds carefully
selected and mixed in proper proportions so as to get
their best curative effects. Price, 25c. large package.
SIT
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
ez.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN =TENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Braesels Seation, North
and South, as followe
Cowie Boerne Goma Nelms.
Mali
1000 am emit 1:17 p.m
7:15 a.m Mixed 10:00 nem
Express 3:25p.m Expree's 8:17 p.m
rant Pins.
A. abiel's amang ye takM ' notes,
An' faith he'll prent
THURMAN of this week is St. Patrick's
Day.
A. 0, U. W. Friday evening of this
week.
To pitfall holes in the corporation
shoald be "doctored',.
GOOD morning l We expect tide will be
the hot week we Will require to print a
half sheet.
Motetherer Horee Fair, the last for this
season'will be held in Brussels ou Thurs-
day, April 7th. Mark the date.
COURT PRINCESS ALENINDRIA, C. 0, F.,
Brothels, will purchase a new and mod
ern regalia for officers and members.
TEE temporary foot bridge, at tbe flax
mill was taken away with the recent
thaw and those going to ',Brooklyn" have
now to take the "long way round".
THE loot robe advertised in Tem Pon
last Thursday was brought to our offiee
Friday morning before 9 o'clock and the
following day the owner was in poseee
aion. Advertising pays all right when
done in the right way.
Huai)» Promotion Examinatione will
be held on Wednesday and Thursday,
Muth Nth Rod 31ste Papers are being
prepared for promotion from the Jr. II,
Sr. II, Jr. III and Sr. III elegem Teach
era requiring papere mot Bend at once to
the P. S. Inspeotor for the number of
papers needed.
9.1.—Notioe of appeal has been
served on Barrister Sinclair, Solioitor for
Broseele, that the sewer extension ease
recently beard in Toronto,
has been ap
pealed and will aortae up before the Court
of Appeal, in the same city, about the
middle of April. The town tent of
course defend, the recent deoleion being
in their favor. We are sure of one thing
and that is that more mouey will be
squandered over law than would have
well nigh done the work, and nothing of
real value will be established when all
the Courts have been visited.
APPRECIATED THE Hnen.—The subj ,ined
letter indicates the appreciation of the
National Sanitarium Association for the
generous contribution to that itietitution
from the Lady Pdathabees of Braesele ;—
Afro. P. Ameat, Brussels :
Darin MAnea,—Your kind letter of the
7th with express order for $42 gent to
Gravenburet ham been forwarded to me,
as all bines in oonneotion with our
institutions is done from the heed office
here, Let me thank yoa very heartily
for this generous gift, and the enterprise
that wag ehowo by yourself and ladies of
the Maccabees ip getting ug the enter,
tainment that realized so handeotnely for
this mum. Kindly 000vey our thanks to
your asenoitetes in thie work and, believe
me, Very truly yours,
J. S. Rothnesoat
Toronto, Feb. 12, '04. Secretary.
PRTISENTATION.—Last Tueeday's Toro»•
to Globe gives the following referencia to
a young lady formerly of Brussele• ;—
Some eighty.five tuembers of the congre•
gation of the Firet Ohnrah of Christ
(Scientist) gathered ea "The Waverley,"
Spading avenue, last; night and presented
Miss Ethyle Powell, formerly soloist of
the thumb, with an illuminated address
and a handeome gold watch suitably
itteoribed. The presentation Wag made
by Allem Leadly and J, Humphrey, on
behalf of the friends of Mise Powell, wbo
made 0. happy reply. The party were
afterwards entertained at eopper by J. J.
and Mrs. Powell, and a mew enjoyable
time was spent. Miss •Powell rendered
several solos, and reoltatione were given
by Owen A, Smile, and Ernest Beier,
Reginald Powell and Bare, AlOao Leadly
presided at the piano. A vote of thanks
was rendered the hoot and :bootees.
40the Atienvanseux,-0U Tuooday even.
ing of this weak, "Paieley," the home of
William and Mee, Martin, Alexander
etreet, was the Hoene of a very pleasant
gathering, the 000aolon being the 40th
wedding annivethary of the esteemed
hoot and hoetmes. The relatives and
Mende ptheent were from town and
loonlity and those from a dietanoe, Who
were unable to A110& becomes of the
train blookades, eent their hearty oon-
gratulations and beet withes for future
happy years to the long wedded pair.
After tea was served, 19ev, Mr. Roes and
Principal Cameron made addressee
euitoble to the 000insion, which voiced
ihe seatirneetg of all present in behalf
of Mr. and Mrs. Mattin, to wbioh the
beet appropriately responded. After
spending a moat enjoyable evening the
ooMpany repaired to their several heron
wishing Mr. and Mee, Martin many yeare
Of riontinued happiaoss.
0
A ClOODLT number of Brussel/tee were
gueste at the wedding: of Wm. Cook to
Miss Lamont Wednesday evening.
A SLEIGH load of Wroxeter young
people were in town on Thursday evening
of last week at a party given by ,,Xies
Luella Reese.
LETTERe of condolenoe were forwarded
to Mrs. John Nott, of Clay Centre, Kan -
gas, from the Odd Fellows Lodge and the
Conn of the Canadian Order of Foreeters
Bi:Lasalle of which her deemed husband
Was a member.
OVER 4 tone of expressage was reoeived
lam Sunday by A. Cowley on the arrival
of the train from Palmerston. Hie store
was phed full until the goods were sob.
divided on Monday and delivered to the
respective owners].
HAROLD JAAVIS is being corresponded
with by the Foot Bali team in connection
with the bottling of a conoert in Brthaele
abont the aloes of April. He will draw a
rood house no doubt. Dateand further
particulars will be annonnoed as Boon as
the arrangement, are completed.
WAIL BROUGHT I. — Last Saturday
forenoon e. oonveyanoe from Seaforth
brought a large consignment of belated
mail matter to town and in the afternoon
another sleigh arrived from Palmers
ton with 12 bag., 'oft teeters and several
Imes of newspapers. This rig delivered
nmil all the way up at the intervening
deems. It returned Meet from here.
Sunday'train added another 10 bageito
the supply and brought the arrival up to
date. Postmaster Farrow and hie demi
ties were very busy for home on fester -
day and Monday forenoon getting every
thing in plaoe. The Seaforth stage con•
veyed the mail on Taeaday evening so we
were not eerved SO badly after all. There
were 32 registered letters thane by the
speoials.
UNITED W010103300.—The report of
Grand Recorder (0arder) of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen, presented to
the members at the annual meeting of
the Order in Toronto on Wednesday,
showed that the total umnber of oertifl•
oates Maned to Deo. 31et, 1008, was 69,
086 ; total nomber of death olairus paid
4.204; total amount of death claims paid
$8,258.24, There were 429 deaths for
1008, and the death rate was 9.38 per
1,000, a comparatively low rate. There
were 8,656 new inenabere initiated, hot
the large number of temporary suspen•
eione 'Demo the greets Mot:ease. Betted
oiary old during the year 9758,634.93 ;
general fund, $37.018 98 ; platted in re
serve, $08,431 17—total, 879,578 08.
There were 44,122 members in good
standing and 1,703 temporary amen
Celle at the end of 1903. The record of
the year ie a worthy One.
ANOTHER SHTIT•OFE.—The stow piowe
and dagga of 51100011800 401 the due clear
last week and several trains got through
on Sunday and it was expected Illoudity
amnia see something of regalarity restor-
ed in the etheriala but "the beet laid
plans of mate and 11305 gang aft aglee"
and im it was proven when Monday ea.
rived. The awning train oame down
from Witighain and a freight train mune
from the East hot aiong with it there
also 0011115 8 driving storm of snow which
foretold of another lookup. The freight
trein was inetruoted to put the ears on
the Eliding here, pick up the Italian 'Orm-
an' and put foo Wingbam where coal and
water would be at Muni, They started
but stook in a drift 8 or 4 miles away
and were there for several dotes. No
other treene arrived until Wednesday
when the plow and three engines, emoorn•
ponied by os gang of men, forded their
way through. Stook was brought here
uu Monday in expeotanoy of a treen only
to be dieappointed. Milder and fairer
weather am:weeded the wilduees and
roughness of Monday and appearances
now point to a better oondition of affairs.
We are all ready for the good old
Bummer time after a eolid 4 months of
sleighing.
SUDDEN H0131510.—Last Monday morn-
ing a telegram was reoeived here from
London minteining the sad iutelligenoe
that Joseph Ballautyne, Becloud son of
Three. Ballantyne, of Brneaels, bad paeoed
away Sunday evening at Victoria Hospital
from an &Dank of diphtheria, He had
only been token to the hospital the
Thursday previous. Mrs. Ballantyne
had recently left the game institution
after an illness from the Dime dieease
and is Mill entleriog front the after eft/tote.
Mr, Ballantyne wag born in Bruesele
39 yeare ago and spent his youth here,
learning bus tinsmith trade on growing
to manhood. Ile was a good tradesman
and was 0 business here for 0. time with
S. Wilton and afterwards removed to
Petrolea where he epont eeveral years
going from there to London about two
yeare ago, In 1893 deoeased was united
in merino to Mieo Jennie Wfitahell, of
London, They have no fancily. The
subplot of this notice wait well known to
lhs people of this oommunity and num-
bared his friends by thores. He wag
g:enial and Many in hie manner and his
endden demise is einoerely regretted And
sympathy expressed for Mrs. Ballantyne
And other relatives. Owing to the mare
of the distmee interment ems made .in
London Monday forenoon from the
uneortaking establishment of J. Formosa,
the funeral being private. Alm Ballan.
tyne's father Byres at London.
TRIG BA000.1.4.t.0 roaT
Standard Bank of Canada T H E
1f37:73
.6.281410S — OVER TEIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
tir ell Or al 13 tank In en• Uoauco,.oro :tease -act fed
SAV/NS GE3 A N PC;?.f,".'-
--DEPO'ilTS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on which
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE Or DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANE RATE, AOOR1JED INTEREST
le added to accounts every eix menthe and becomes principal.
—MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposita withoot the intervention of any pereon,
Wm/MS, MSSI•441.••••
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE,
SALE NOTES (DASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SA.FL'aDEPING
only fee which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will recieive oar careful and courteous attention.
F, H. GRAY, AGENT.
?axle E, R. LITTLE returned from the
wholesale Millinery openings on the 10th
of March. Two large consignments of
new geode have been received and are
being made up for the Easter display.
A sleigh load of young people from
town visited at the residence of R. J.
Soott, 6th line, Morris, Weduesday even.
inc and spent an enjoyable tirne. Mr.
and Mrs. Scott made firet ohms enter.
tainere,
Fioniz BOUTII AFRICA —The L merlon,
North Dakota, Cavalier, of Delaroh Ord,
contained the following note of interest
to a goodly number in Brunelle and
;—Adam Reid was plethantly
aurprised by receiving a letter from his
,on in Natal, South Atrioa.. The young
men went oat and joined Baden Powell's
mounted police and nothing bud been
heard of him since the end of the Boer
war. He has been working in the up.
bolstering business and earne $35 a week,
It costs bine $15 for board and lodgiog.
Ue expeots to have $1,000 saved up by
April, and is 11180 4:90119 to take a vacation
and vieit 90 this othotry.
Fnmene BENT Orte.—Three oars of hoge
were thipped from Brothel. on Tlinreday
forenoon by Messrs. Barr & Black, A. 0.
Dames and Geo. Best. A. ear of mettle
wag also forwarded by the latter. Mess•
re, Smith and Forsyth got tbeir Martha
minty 10900 for the Weet after a tedious
delay of weeks. Owing to the snow plow
being off the track near Blnevale the
evening train from Palmenton, with
ia :"ng:'e01 andexPreaefajira
heeovrn1:2etttdThurednyCOrnoor
Halfpenny returned East with hie train
and the oars of stook and other freight
soeumaleted here. There were five
engine& at Brussels Wednesday night.
A. HANDY WAR MAD.—The Globe, Tor •
onto, is minding out a good map of those
portions of Japan, Corea and alanohuria
which are likely to be the scene of oon•
diet between the &mean and japariew
birdies On land as well as on water. The
map is prepared on a Iiireinneye plan,
ehowing the topographical formation of
the land, and giving a. better idea of the
shore line and harbore then can be glean-
ed from any ordinary seethe. By keep•
ing it before you and watching the maps
published from time to time iu the Globe,
indicating the local moven:mote of the
forthe, the reader can gain a better idea
of the situation than by any other means
we know of,
W0EDS oo BYHEATITY,—The following
speaks for itself t—
To Mrs. Joo. Nott, Ctooj Centre, Nouse&
HEAR MADA11.—We, the offisere and
membere of Western Star Lodge, No, 149
I. 0. 0. F., Brusels, desire to oonvey to
you aud your family our einoere and
heartielti sympathy, in your loee by
death of a loving husband and kind
father, a loss which none of earth's Mem.
urea can replace. As a lodge we shall
miss, and you and your family more
especially, a onee familiar voice mud bis
faoe and form will be never more 8080
in this lite. Tbere le e. consolation that
the time will not be long when yon will
01869. 97401 again in a more serene 099010,
that land were thine oast no shadows and
the young never grow old, a land where
the parting hand is never given where
friends 08000 063' farewell Where the good
and the great of all ages ehall bye and
bye meet. Signed in behalf of the Lodge
J. G. JONES, Noble Grand
W. H. MoCnathen,Reo. Sen.
OBITUnlik.—The spirit of George Shiele,
Tornbetry street, Brunets, took its flight
last Sabbath, Cause of death was a
pulmonary ailment with whith be had
been affected for the paet 3 or 4 years.
Deceased wait born in Grey township and
was the 8rd son of George 'Thiele, 15th
eon, He was 82 yeare and 6 menthe of
age. Owing to failing health Mr. fate's
gave np farming over two years ago and
eame to Brussels to live. He is survived
by his wife, who was a Min Coombes,
and one daughter. The funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon from hie late
reeidethe, Turnberry street, North, end
it was under the direction of Court
Woodbine, 0. 0, P., Oranbrook, of which
deceased wee a mamba, Funeral
service was oonduoted by Revels. Meseta
Rose and McRae. The pall bearers were
W. Gordon, A. Lemont, Clark, 200.
Meadowe, W. Wilbee and W. WOWS,
Interment was made at 13ruseele oemetery.
Mrs. Shiele and daughter aro deeply
eympitthieed with in their sorrow. De
ceased was an honest, etraight forward
man, He was a Presbyterian 15 religion
and a Liberal in politica.
FROH VANOOOVER.--A. letter from a sub-
egriber in Vencouver, B. O., says ;—Wo
always look forward with pleasee to
receiving Tun Poo, booms° it always
contains meth news 04 811 our friende of
the East. We have noticed through
year 00111MAS What 0 dreadful Winter
you have been having, and we are thank.
fol that 000 0.08 not awing it with you.
A, shod message whiels Wag Dent from
here on 8eb.19th to the larger papere of
the East will Rive you an idea of what
Innutibel weather we have been and are
having, It read toinethIng like tilde ;—
"Speing is Imre, min shining beautifully
end garden fiowere in bloom." We have
had a little snow boo 91 did not Met a
week, The people are already working
in their gardens and In all probability we
shall have Spring vegetables before the
last of your soow dieappears. The arty
here is in a very flourishing oondition,
in fact a gentleman of authority inforro.
ed Inot that in lees than a month theta
would not bo enough reeohanice, ellen 110
earpentere, mesons, and plasterere to
40.007 005 the building and that any Man
who tumid handle a 011W And hammer
eotild get $8.20 a dab of 8 beets. Hop -
9099 this will find you all in the best of
health and spirits I remain, Tours Truly.
Business Locals.
Two email girls to learn the Millinery.
Apply 8.1 MIMS HABICIRK.
Itew Plum —Higheet price paid for raw
lure. A, Cloosnwx, Bruetsie.
Hansoms walnut sideboard for sale at
great reduction. Apply ec. Pass. W. M.
80007403, BrtlitaelS.
WANTED—Botter 17e. 1 Dried Apples
51o. ; Fresh Eggs 20o, We ars clearing
many lines of eensonable goods.
Geo B. KING, Winglianci.
ORGANS and Sewing Machines °leaned
and repaired. Also Organs and Sewing
Machines for sale. Apply to Tames
Moon», Brussels. 82
SEED Oame.—The new Waverly ie now
admitted to be the heaviest oropper and
hest 'crewed Oat ever bronght to0anada.
We have them al 50o, per buthel.
Geo. E. Hoo, Wiugham.
People We KE.OVer.
Chas. Broadfoot spent Sunday in Sea.
forth,
Mrs. George Bather is visiting relatives
at Zurioh end Exeter.
Misses Mary and Letitia McArthur are
on the sick list thie week.
Aire. Geo. Brown was a visitor in Ger-
rie for a few days last week.
0. Doan, of Rat Portage, was visaing
friends during the past week in town.
Blaster David Hardie, of Listowel,
visited Muir Thomson over Sunday,
las. Fox and P. H. Gray attended a
meeting of the Masonic Lodge in Wing -
ham on Tneeday evening.
The young daughter of 3 -no. and ISIrs.
Kerney was this week with tonsilitie.
We hope she will soon be o, k.
Dr. Toole tail' go to Toronto next week
as represeutative from Brussels Chosen
Friends to the Grand Council.
Romer has it that Mrs. Ransom, of
Brussele, wbo went to Manitoba Mat
Fall, hag matted and will be remaining
there.
Mrs. Jna. Hunter Elizabeth street,
was on the sick list With the prevailing
cold bat ie improving now we are pletteed
to state.
The MoNiehol families have moved to
the farm of Duthan McKenzie, 17th oon.,
Grey, whioh they have leased. We with
them sucoess.
Mrs. D. B. Moore was ill with pneu,
tnonia but ie able to be about again. It
is not of tee Mrs. Moore is needing the
oare of the physinian.
We nobles by tile Clinton papers that
Harry Bertliff has been havirig a oatott•
asmatohman lagrippe but we hope
he is o. le. by this time.
Georee Simpson, Manager of the
"Royal" and "Queen" Insurance Com.
panies for Canada, died at bis residence,
in Montreal, on March lltb, of cerebral
hemorrhage after two days' Rinses, He
was 42 years of age.
A little Kw of Rev. G. F. Salton, pas.
tor of Dominion Methodist thumb,
Ottawa, was caught under a now elide
ril the personage roof WedneilaRy even
ing, of last week and lies in a, perthrions
condition. He is unooneoions, and the
ontoome le doubtful, A later report says
the little lad ie improving nicely. The
many old friends of the fancily in Brach
sele hope no serious consequences will
follow,
0111,110011 CRIMES.
Easter Sunday ooneee on April 4th this
year.
"Feeding the Multitude" will be the
topic of next Sabbath's Sunday Bebop'
Meson.
Melville Sabbath Moot oontribtited
$12 00 to the Centenary Fund of the
Bthe Society last Sabbath,
The usual Epworth League servioe wag
withdrawn Met Sabbath evening on
Emmet of the union Bible meeting,
Rev. J. Rose, 13, A., preached in Lie.
towel lest Sabbath and Rev. T. W.
00gens aripplted Rev. Mr. Andrewe' work
on Walton °Mania
Rev. A. Andrews, of Walton, preaohed
in the Methodist ohnreh here last Sab.
bath morning giving an intereeting die -
000050 05 "Holinese". Re is et good
preather.
Last Sabbath morning Rev, Mr, Hardie,
Of Listowel, occupied Melville ohtiroh
pulpit, dieoonteing on "The new Birth"
in an °Innen& manner to a large con-
gregation, Ile also addressed the Sabbath
School taking the word Bible in aorostio
form foe bis subject.
The ()contingent from the United States
and (Meads galled from New Pork last
week for Jernealem where the Oonvention
will open on Easter Sunday in commotion
with the World's Sabbalh School Con.
ventien. It Will no doubt be a very
interesting trio.
Bev. I. 40. Webb has gone to his borne
at Lamm to upend a few weeks in twilit.
ing hie health. His work in St. john'e
and St. George's elegrehee will be sup.
plied. We hope the reverend gentleman
will speedily regain bis old time vigor
and be ready for bis regular duties.
Rev. De, antherland, of the Methodist
Mission ROMMit has reoeived a letter
from Rev, J, O. L. Battle, 0. Mieeionaty
in Tokloortating that, &ingrate, to all
expeotations, the work has not been dite,
turbed to any great extent by the wary
and that the Japanese in Tokio do not
appear to be infected with the exeitement
whit)) thogenotal public. think is One et
the momoriee of war. the
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POUT
CAPITAL—Paid up
REMIT FUND
$1,000,000
41,000,000
BANK
Directors
REV. lt, E. WARDEN, E, E., S. a. MOORE,
President, Yice-President,
BRADMAle, 170N011 Ha, W. 0IO13TI003I1 (MAAR, IC O. D.% TiREDION, IC O.
Haita OFFICE - TORONTO
W. E. 10038 GENERAL 110ANAG1(I4
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drefte Bought and Sold. , Farmers' Notes Dithounted.
&PINGS Vamix firwarcaiwr
Interest et HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of $1 and upwards
DzerisSEAS' Bemiew
A, IL MELLISH, Manager.
mobilization of the land forces was going
on," writes Mr. Bates, ''thotteande of
troops marched into Tokio, and in a few
days they 00509. 00 their Owe of embark.
atiou, nueing no more fan than 11 11 had
been as everyday occurrence with them.
The soldiers did not take it to be o, laugh.
ing matter with them, but rather took
voar's most serioue view, and apparently
knew that it 8085 not to be all parade and
pleasure for which they are conga.
gatiug."
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
The Beaver Lacrosse Oltilt, of Seaforth
has reorganized.
Listowel is entering a jailior team in
W. F. A. this tampon.
The W. F. A. annual meeting will be
held on Good Friday in Berlin.
The "Hurons" of Seaforth will enter a
strong senior team in the W. P. A. It ie
reported an Intermediate team may also
join the Aesseiation.
The Clinton Collegiate teem, holders
of the Hough Cup, has reoeived three
notifintions of ohallenges for the Cup
' for Spring gainee. They come from
Owen Sound, London and Goderlob.
Stratford will enter the intermediate
football seriee again this season. The
Busineee College has o timber of players
attending sotto& among them 2, Pass-
more, who taught the Olegg aohool, Mor-
rie, and played back with Blyth in the
Intermediate eeriest two years against
Brueeele.ean
Tuttal meeting of the Midland
Football League will be held at Peterboro
ine Saturday, Marcia 19. This year clubs
will be in the leagues from the Conntiee
of Victoria, Durham, Peterboro, North-
umberland end Hastings, and about 26
teams are expeoted to enter in competi-
tion for the Stratton Cap, emblematic of
the league ohampiouehip.
At a meeting of representatives of the
sM turf associations in the Canadian
Trotting and Pacing Circuit, held in
Stratford on Saturday after000n of last
week, the following (into were decitled
09000e
Sa:forth—June 7, 8 and 9,
Londou—Jene 14, 15 and 16,
Listowel—June 22, 23 and 24.
Strattord—june 29 and 30, ;Lily 1.
New Remburg—July 4, 5 and 6.
Windeor—July 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16.
M. Broderick, secretary of the Seatorth
assooiation, was elected circuit secretary
for the year.
Last Friday evening the annual meet
ing of Brussels Foot Ball Athoeiation
was held itt the Council Member Den.
050 MoLanchlin in the chair. Tbe
following officers were elected for the
ourreut year ;—
Hon. President, Dr, 3.9.,atioNaughton ;
President, Jas. Ballatityne •,
Vice President, Rev, I. M. Webb;
Manager, D. 2, Molatuohlin ;
Seorekary, J Leslie Herr e
Treasurer, F, H. Gilroy ;
Intermediate Committee, W. Cameron,
R. S. Flambee, A. Lowry, 10, Brown,
President and Secretary ;
Junior Committee, J. Good, S. Suitt,
W. lather, 10, BloLeod, 2. Thomson,
President and Secretary
Delegate to Berlin, Manager Me
• Laudblin.
It is the intention of the Olub to place an
Intermediate and Junior team in the
field to uphold the honors won hist On -
5013 and although a number of :familiar
Mom will be missing, owing to removal,
good material ie still available and es
soon as weather permits praotioe will
commenne. Owing to the absence of
both Secretary and Treasurer of lest year
from town the finanoial report was not
given in detail but it was stated that
theta wag a deficit of $40 from lest year
mill existing and the Olub le anxious to
wipe Ilia off and put a few dollars in the
treasury. The captains of the two teams
will be sleeted after the clubs lave been
farmed up.
At Kuox church, Stratford, on 0. recent
Sunday evening, Rev, M. L. Leitoh
declared that lie knew that liquor was
being sold after holm by Stratford
hotels, and if the botelkeepers did not
know that he was on the lookout for them
he could have them arrested in a week,
He also complained that the fact of hotel
mon being lined le being kept from news.
paper naen by the autborities.
Week before latit weed wee reoeived by
John TUbb, North oI Mitoboll, that
hie eon, John, had died in London toy -
MM. Another son went to bring the
body home, and while 011 the rettun trip,
the old gentleman, who had not been
Well for some time, posed away. The
double fatality' in the fattlly °mused wide.
spread eympathy, and many were the
expressions of sorrow for the griefetrick.
et, wife, and Ohara so enddenly bereaved.
Mr. Trash was one of the early ;settlers of
Logan and wao held in the highest esteem
by all who knew bine,
The By-laeo to grant the Guelph
Junotion Railway $6,000 to purohath 0.
right of way throueh Mornington Was
voted and denied. The teturne are
Polling Platte For Against
Milverton 99 15
Hermon 46 26
Millbank 106 6
Newton ,......... .... 27 69
Attridge /57 11
Poole 62 • 81
Carthage 9 6L
Total ...... ......406 209
.10C,M1,1 .
1166014,—In Grey on Feb. 22, to Mr, and
Mee W to Dineen A 0 n
00031—LABIONT.—At "D u art" Parte, Grey,
on Merch 16, by Rev. D. B. Mateo,
Mr. Wm. M. Cook, of Morrie, to Mies
Marion .1., daughter of Mr, and 11.1rs.
Angus Lemont, of Grey.
LAIDIAW—Soo.— In Winnipeg, on
Mareh 5, by Rev. W. BloWilliana,
Mr. Willie= G. Laidiew, of Begot,
Man., to Blies Jennie, eldest daughter
of Mr. James Soott, of Morris town-
ship, Huron Co.
MoEtveri—ATeranele.--In Grey, On Marsh
16, by Rev. D. B, Mediae, Mr. John
MoEwen, of Morrie, to Bilge
Catharine A. llef, Attridge, of Grey.
=IDES%
BALLANTXNE.—At. Ykitoria Hospital, Lon-
don, ou Mara 18, Jooepb Benno-
tyne, aged 89 years.
BEHEL13.—In Brugge's, en March IA
George Shiele, aged 32 years, and
5 months.
SEMM,E.—ID Morrie, on Mardi 10, John
Searle, aged 70 yeare.
-ot.ITCTIO2O-
To00my MacCal 22 —N. 4, Lot 21, Oon.
8, Morris, Farm Stook, implements, &a
Sale at 1 o'oloth. Jae. Beane, Poop ;
S. Soott, Ana,
TOZSDAY, Manan 29 —Form etook,
at Lot 6,•Con. 12, Grey. Sale, unreserved
at 1 p. m. J,.mes Mitchell, proprietor;
F. S Swett, auctioneer.
TIIETRACIAY, MARCH 61BL—rano stook,
implements, household furniture, deo ,
2101 4, Om 14, Grev. Sale unreserved at
1 o'clock. Wm. Ritoltie, Prop, F. S.
Scott, Ano.
37 117 raerro•T-,,3•.t.s4.xs.::.<70,m: a .
Fall Wheat 88 90
Barley . 40 40
Peas 60 60
Oats 29 80
Butter, tube and rolls—14 15
•Egge per dozen 15 16
i Flour, per owl 4 00 5 00
Potatoes per bus 60 50
Apples (per bb!.) 75 1 00
1 Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
8a:a per bbl., reettil • 1 00 70
1 Hoge, Live 4 65 4 65
i Wool 15 16
TNE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
RS. W. T. OLUFF, STRATH.
1 It= (formerly of Brussels) wants a
General Servant, frighest wages. For par-
ticulrs apply to AIRS. W. M. SINOLATR,
Bruasels.
DIIRRA.M BULLS FOB SALE.
—The undersigned has for sale two
Thorol.breci Durham Belle, with registered
pedigrees. They are 11 months old end
dark red in color. Those animals will he
Bold at reasonable prices. Apply to '
80.4° 7013N BY,INNEITT, Walton.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.—ALL
persona indebted to the uudereigue91
are asked to kindly settle proton tly ns be
intends going to the West and before leav-
ing will hand over the mounts neeetaled
into other hands for oolleetion.
80 0 Li. ad.C.KSON,
Blacksmith, Brussels.
orrf )107.017540°rl t:05°F rva - BRED YORKSHIRE
FOR BALE. — Tlae undersigned
for le one Thoro'-hred Yorkshire
Bow, old, in pig to !ole thoro'.hred
'2 bog, Vey price apply to It, B.
N H , (Bodrain Lima Works), Mor-
rie, Belgrayo P. 0.
oAu FOR SERVICE. --THE
undersigned 0010! keep for Beryl:114:
-pkn
Lob 21, 000.12, Grey, the Thorot.bred Im-
proved Large English Berkshire, "Willow
Lodge Seethe -11002— a wiener of 181 prme
at Toronto Exhibition in 1900. Terms, $1.00
if paid at 11018 00 serviee 00 81.0004 booked,
with privilege at returning If ueeossary.
00.0 3, P, Mats TOSII, Proptietor,
0 E K
THE OUCH
• It
Coughs often go from bad to
worse—there is grave dan-
ger iu any 0R80—no matter
how slight it may seem it is
folly to negleot it. Keep a
bottle of
Our White Pine & Tar
in the house. Commence
taking it when the first
symptoms come. A careful-
ly prepared remedy from the
best curative agents. The
beet remedy because it cures
safely, thoroughly and per-
manently. We refund the
money if not satisfied.
Price 25e, per Bottle at
Drug Store
Prize Winning Short
Horns for Sale.
hight young Bung from Imported and
home bred 00005 001 bv Imported Site, Also
cows and Heifers of different 01005,
.0 few mire bred Berkshire Pigs, lo weeks
old, far oolo.
Have a quantity ot Rod Peas, the Early
June varlotY, to dispose of. 11 is a inedinin
bleed white pea and were grown from seed
from soar North Say and yielded oier 17
bo,hele to the pore, free of bugs.
Will also seil a good aged working and
driving horse.
90-tf D. MILNE & SON, Ethel,
AUCTION SALES.
A TJOTION SALE OF FARM
EToarc 1000070030110050, PIIIINIT1HAII, &O—
le. B. Beate, auctioneer, has reeeiVed in-
structions from the undersigned to sell by
p000.110 auction at Let 4, Oon. 14, Grey, on
THURSDAY, MAR WA, at 1 o'clock, the fol-
lowing valuable property, 010.3-1 farmer's
driving horse Tieing 5 veers, 18000! worklog
horse, 1. fresh 0000 with calf at foot, 2 farrow
cows, 6 heifer., thing 3 380.05, 3 hollers rte.
ing 2 years, 2 steers rfatag 2 years, 2 steer
onlyes, 6 storo pigs 4 mouths old, 12 sheen,
a1101130b01' of lteua, 1 set single harness, 1 sot
team baryons pearly now1 Massey.HurrIs
binder. 1 !Ninon Bead drill, 1 hay rake, 1
Almon mower, 6 ft out, nearly new ; 1 lum-
ber wagon, 1 single buggy. 11 double buggy,
1 cutter, 1 wheetbarrove, a en.ening 1
hay rack, 1 hay fork and elings,•1 single
furrow plow, 1 two.furrow plow, 1 one-horse
garden plow, 1. met Diamond harrows,
?oboe, 1 turnip slicer, 0 sugar kettle, shout
100 bushels of Banner Oats, a quantity of
Ilay, 1 extension tale, 1080010 table, 2 bed -
ream suites nearly now, 1 cooking stove, 1
kitchen clipboard. kitaben Mums, 1 lounge,
1 25,gallou 011010010,1 lawn mowor,2 eres.m•
ery cans and milk tank, 8 semen dom,
number of cow bioa and numerous other ar-
ticles. Sale uureserved WI proprietor has
sold his farm, Terms—All awns of $5 and
under (lash, over that amount 9 months'
credit will be given 00 hiroishitng approved
joint notes ; 8 per cont, off for cash on cre-
dit anionuts ; hay mid oats tO be cash. AM.
ltrtos.Ge, proprietor ; 35,8 3OOT1', E4110.
World's Fair, St. Louis
April 30th to December 1st, NIA
.....M.•••••••••••emiase...
Settlers' One -Way
Exclusions, 1004
To' Manitoba and Canadian Nnrthweet,
will leave Toronto every 70115970.10 during
Munn and AprIl if eunlaientbnsinees offers.
Bassengere Cavelling without I Live Stook
should take the train leaving Toronto et
145 p.m.
Passengers travelling with Live Stook
abould take the Want leaving Toronto at
9
colonist Sleeper will be attached to each
train,
Per full particulars and copy of, "Settlers'
Guido," Western Canada" and ',British
Dellonhla," aPPly 10 103' Canadian Pacific
Agent, 00 10 A. 11, NOTMAN,
4.504, Gen, Pam Agent,
1 Ring St. East, Toronto,
MADE BY GEORGE A. SLATER
EAUTIFUL
SPRING
SH ES
.4>
We are now opening Up for
Ladies or Gents or the Little
Tots either.
We Invite Your Inspection.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
Wo have everything complete and can supply you with arny
style of Harness at the Lowest Prices consistent with a good
article. We have now for sale one set Second -band Team
Harness and three sets Second-hand 'Single Haviess, ,Call
and see thein,
tSt'FOR BAIA:I—Two Dwelling Ileuses, sere of land with eaoh, having large and
entail ireful of varions hind.
/. C. RIOHAR DS.