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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904
New Advertisements.
Notioe—Blaokerntlho,
Loomle—H. R. Brewer.
Exclusion to Model Farm.
Sows for eale—jas. Sherrie.
Speoial train—Foot Ball Olub.
To trantraotors—J. Adee Fowler.
Tenders for breakwater—F. Galin,
Jitney bull wanted—Box 64, Fordwioh,
Hot weather goon—McKinnon ds Oo.
Tenders for postoffice—Fred. Golines,
Mistriti thTh
Lentils Ine v.
Albert Dundee will shortly rain
large frame barn.
John Mthettavin'a new brick house is
nearing oonapletion.
Mies Alice Derain will go 'West on the
first Tourist Exounion.
Seeforth Guelph Model Farm Egon,
sin, June lith. Pane this in your hat.
Mies M. E. Rea visited at Brodiragen
last weak, Min Rea formerly taught
mato in that locality.
The home of S. MoPherson is a mutely
affiliated one at present, Three members
of the fe.mily, Mr. and Mrs. MoPhareon
and Duncan, are twin mediae! neat.
meet, We hope to nee titans mover se
speedily as possible,
GARDEN PAPTY.—On the 15th of June a
garden party, in the interests of the
Mettodlet church, will be held ab D.
Boyd'a,12th iue, MoXillop. An penitent
program is being prepared and Brunetti
Brass Bond have also been engaged for
the centerion. Cu COB everybody. Tea
from 6 to 8 o'olook.
Winthrop Creamery is being well pat•
ronized here this men. Jobe Crozier
gathers the cream in the Northern district
and he le a fleet olaaa heed at the busi•
---b
Eyestrain,
»rains
Vitality
Erestroin oaa0op the
nerves and drains
vitality. It is danger.
oua to health end life4
We save life and en,
sure Wealth by removl
ingreyestrain.•
/11 fijItff glee T,,e'eri. ate:ricer
Sec S•s gxed
Ctgadterq °peel:mere
011.Mit../S•
Ip'
/re prepared again this sea-
' to pay the Highest Cash
R. GRAHAM.
nese, The cream gathering system in the
moat preferable form of deifying for
farmers in this notion and we would
advise all to give it a trial.
Weecenee Ler.
R. Barrie is in Toronto thie week,
Conrad Reiee returned from Toronto
on SuLurday.
James Smith, of Galt, ie the guest of
hie brother, 0 Smith,
Min Von Every, of New York, le
visiting Mrs, W. Dickson,
Bassett Moffatt rate taken a position as
clerk iri A. Itaa'a grocery note,
Mre. Harris, of Mont leered, is the
gent of her nein, Mr& W. Currie,
J. Brethauer and daughter, May, re-
turned from Xinoardine on Monday.
A company of volunteers, under Oap•
tain Kine, left for London on nanny.
James Dunkin'', of Stunt Ste. Matia,
opine eefew daye of Int week in the
Waldo Heetinge, of Herrision, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs, R. J. liana, over
Sunday,
Mrs. Geo, E. Dana and ohildreu, of
Elamilton, are guests of the format's
mother, Mrs. W. Sanderson.
To a game in the perk Monday evening
the Gorrie toothed' team defeated the
aohooi team here by a soore of 2-1.
In the absence of Rev. I. A, MoKelvty,
Thee. Appleby occupied the pugait in tbe
Methodist Oburob Sunday eveuiog,
Amongst those who left for the Weet
during the past week are Peter Scott,
Alex. end Mrs. Scott, E. and Mre. Smith
and Mtg. A. Willie.
The Union Baesbs.11 team defeated the
Teeewater nine 10 0, game in the park
Friday evening, the Hone being 17-16,
Jae. Paulin sated as Umpire. They On
played in Mildmay on Monday, where the
eaoreens 11-10 bo Mildnsay'e favor,
In ale vale.
Marin °orates, of Liatowel, spent
Sunday at home,
Mies Belle Bergen ie visiting het
brother at Brantford,
Gordon Paterson hoe gone to Winnipeg
where he iotende to reeide.
Dire. Andrew Efolmee is vieiting ran -
Ideas et Hamilton and Dundae.
Fred, and Mrs. MoOraoken, of Brussels,
visited Mrs. Gardiner last week.
Deng Barbara Thyme, of Underwooe,
ie visiting her enter, Mr& Bailey,
Mre. J. Geddes, of Morris, visited her
sharer, Mrs. Robt. Shaw last week.
John Haney, of Palmerston, paid a
flying viait to hie home on Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart MoGee, of Owen Sound,
waa visiting her aunt, Mrs.',7. Johnston.
Wesley and Mrs. Paterson, of Eaet
Wawanoeb, visited Mre. Anderson this
week.
Mies Mary Alexander end T. Tennant,
or Lietowel, were visitors to Bittevale
last week.
Miss Laura Snell has returned from a
5 months ?raft with relativee at Yorktou,
Aniniboia,
Mies Mary Thornton, of Wiugbam, was
visiting her grandmother Mrs. John
Gardiner, lest week.
Min Miller, of Wroxeter, wee visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Fowler, on the
Bluevale road this week,
William Messer, Rob& MoPhereon and
R. N. Doff attended the Liberal con.
vention ab Brussels last week.
Walter and Mre. Burgess and children,
of Mitchell, spent Ian week vielting Mr.
Borgne' aunt, Mrs, Denied Lewis.
F. B. Scott reoeived word of the death
of hie father on Morality. Mr. Scott and
Mines Mary and Olive went to Seaforth
to attend the funeral,
Rev. Ur. Baker has been appointed by
Conference to summed Be,. Mr. Swann as
pastor of the Methodiat sellumb here.
Ile is said to be a very fine man.
A number of the members of the Blue.
vale branch of the Women's Institute
attended the annual meeting of the
distriat at Gorrie last Thursday.
BOLGER CASE DECIIPED.,—II will be re.
membered that the boiler in the Blue•
vale tlouriug mill exploded and wrecked
the building to a considereble exteut,
The boiler was a second band one and
was putohneed from Robert Bell, of
Seaforth Engine Werke, but where it was
originally made we do not know. The
owner of the mill, 3. W. Warden, olaim
ed that the explosion was the result of
aorne defeat in the boiler and brought an
action againet Mr. Bell for damages to
the amount of $2,500. The one was
HURRAH! FOR MILD
tegaticemitetestilleidettatteeete
MONDAY. JUNE 13.
AY
pecial rain
Wil] run to Mildmay next Monday, June 13,
leaving Brussels at 2 p. ixt, to convey those
desiring to witness the Intermediate League
Foot Ball Match between MILDIVIA.Y and
BRUSSELS.
RETURN FARE ONLY 850.
Train will leave Mildmay about 9 p. m.
on the home trip.
GO AND SEE BRUSSELS WIN.
RETURN GAME
at Brussels, Friday, June 17th
tried at the Spring Assizeg et Goderioh,
before Latakia Tetzee who reserved big
decision, The deolein wee given in
Toronto, dismissing the MIS without
nets. Mr, Bell hue thus been relieved
from responsibility in the matter. R. S.
Heys acted in tea nee for 61r. 13011.
GARDEN Pentry,—A garden pert), under
the aniline of the Bluevale Presbyterian
thumb will be held at the residence of
Hoary Diluent, near Biuevale, on Tenre.
day evening, June 16th. A. good musical
program will be given, Wingbam Bran
B
and will be in attendenoe. Supper
served to 6 to 8 o'olook,
0 Stu n .
H. Brewer and Wfr. Lambert, of Brus-
sels, addressed the mealier( in the Mali
Sunday nipht,
W. Rielly has been engaged by L.
Eokmier tor the Summer menthe, Wile
cannot be perenaded to leave the neigh•
borhood.
Wm, McKelvey went to Toronto on
Saturday to commit a speolaliet in regard
to hie heart which has been very un•
satielsotory lately,
A. D. and Mre. MoOosh and eon, of
Pine River, spent a few days visiting
Mrs, IlloOosh's parente and other friende.
They are al ways very welcome visItore.
101 ortritg.
Miss Store, of Toronto, le the guest of
Mise Aggie Speirs
Morris township Counoil will meet on
Xfonday, 27th ineb,
Franole and Gerty Duncan were vie.
Bore with friende near Teeewater.
Pales Annie Oook, 611, line, bee been
quite poorly but we hope ehe will goon be
bettet.
Who ere the Pound keepers in Morris ?
ie the query now that the Bylaw shun
roaming etook off the roada.
Mrs. Burke and baby Jack, who have
been visiting at the parental 1301):3, re.
turned to Detroit last week.
Don. MeKenzie, Inedioal student, its
reuewing old friendships in this locality
after having completed hie third year in
Medicine, Oungratulations.
A. B Janson, of the 1st line of Morrie
bae gold hie farm to AL Spence and A.
telaoEwen, We understand that Mr.
Ttokson intends moving Weet.
Mre. Jaren °leaner', 7th line, has nob
beet enjoying very vigorous health for
some time but bar numerous friende
hope she will 00013 'how marked ina•
provemeut if not oomplete reatoration.
FOOT 9100.—.Aspecial train will leave
Brussels station on Monday next (13118)
for Laflamme' to play the first match in
the semi finals, Game along and enjoy a
day's sport. Every person had a good
time last year.
John and 61re. Clegg, 581, line, were
visitore with L. awl Mrs. Frain, 8rd
Con., Grey. They made their horns in
that !entity for three or four years al
one time and have not forgotten their
old friends.
The reeidenee of John Davie, 4th line,
will be reintilt on an enlarged and modern
plan, Me. Davie bite been busy taking
down the brick portion of it and the old
material will be utilized as tar as nail.
able in the new building.
At lase meeting of the Township One -
oil the By law prohibiting the running at
large of stook in thie municipality was
passed. The By law appears in this
issue and should be teal by everybody 80
that they may have acquaintane with
the
Iawd
ALoester ewe, the property of Wm.
Widrineoo, 4th line, prevented her owner
with three fine limn and she is raising
the lively trio. This ewe would never
have to be intermitted, Bah 1 bah 1 white
theep, have you any wool? Het &newer
would be 'Yee 1 I have Sir, three lambs
intlill./"MENEAL —013 Wednesday, May 25,
at Lower Wingham, William S. Sellers,
4th line of Morrie, and Mies Martha May,
daughter of Henry Hawthorn, were
united in the holy estate of matrimony.
Rev. J. N. McLean, .B. .A., Baptist
minister, of Wingham, tied the nuptial
knot. The young rumple aommence
married life, on the groomer farm under
favorable tampion and with the good
wiehee of a large Wrote of friends. THE
Pose adds its oongratulatioue.
John W. Todd, late teacher at Berrie's
sobool, Gob line, and one of the Henault
boys who has been attending the Oilman
Buenas College, Chatham, bas been
platted in a good poeition in the Stores
'Departnsene of the Pere Marquette Rail.
way at Wallterville. M. Todd made an
excellent reward for Mauna in school, and
although he had not quite finished the
nme, yet his work was saffiaiently good
to warrant him its (tempting the position
offered.
Wednesday of lad week PQM William
Marshall paased that bourne from whence
PO traveller tenant', aged 65 gene and 9
menthe. Head failure 18 said to have
been the cause of her dung& She ie
eurvived by her husband and two dangh•
tete (Mre. Jeno, 11100e11, of Morris, and
Mre, Wm, Rath, of East Wawneoehi) out
of a family of 1 see and 5 daughtere.
Ibterment was made at Blyth oemetery
on Friday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Edmunds,
of Blyth, =Ant* the gerviote De.
rinsed was a fine woman who enjoyed
the esteem of a large deals of Nand&
PEOHISITING STOOK.—T118 following le a
oopy of By-law No. 5, passed at the last
meeting of Morrie Connell, prohibiting
the running at large of nook in the mun-
icipality :—"Whereas it 18 ESO011sary aol
expedient to pan a By-law for the
purpose mentioned in the title to this
By.law, the Municipal (email of the
Townehip of Monis therefoee enacts t-
1. That from and after the passing of
this By.law it than not be lawful fot any
Horns, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Swine or
Peultry to run at Inge in thie Munioi-
pality and the owner or beeper of Such
animate allowing any suoh animal to run
at large in blue Municipality 61111,11 be
liable to be dealt with Room:ding to the
tarot/Wens of Camp. 272, Revised Stetting
of Onterio,1897. 2. Following alien bo the
Tariff of fees ohaogeablo by Found -keep -
en and others for impetinding, keeping,
advertising, 86,11109, eto., of animals
impounded in thie rannirapality namely
—it 00 impounding Eorees, 26 Wenn each;
Cattle and Goats, 25 cents each ; Sheep
and Piga, 10 onto each ; Poultry,
5 ciente each, For keeping and furnish-
ing with eulliolent Mod and waber per
day :—Iloriss, 80 ciente each ; Cattle, 25
wants eaoh ; Goa% Sheep and Pip, 10
ciente eaoh ; Poultry, 5 cents eaoh, For
ironing up notices of sale, 50 cents. Par-
ties bringing &Whale to the Pound eball
be allowed 10 ciente par mile for every
mile neceesarily travelled in bringing
to the Pound, 8, Each Fenceviewer
when summoned by the Poundkoeper to
maims damages or view fences, nail be
(gained to receive the sum of Two
Dollars per day wbioh shall be paid ab
the time of demanding the summons by
the party requiring the same, to the
Pounci-keeper together with the sum of
ten cents for eaoh eummone as fen to
the Pound -keeper for issuing the same."
It wouldbe well for ratepayers to preserve
the above ae a matter of reference for
time to come.
Celt ir eno.
Townehip Connell will meet next Mon,
day at Ethel.
Mies Attie Ferguson, Oth oon.
ie home from a visit with relatives ai
Teeewater.
Mrs. A. Tun, of Cllifford, was a wel"
oome visitor with relative) and friende
here for a week.
Jesse Wilbee woe at Toronto last week
to cionsult a specialist concerning kb son,
Resealed eyes. Favorable report waa
reoTehiveere.
union Sabbath School piemic of
S. S. No. 8 will be held ou Saturday, lath
in Thos. Straohan'e bub, son, B. A. good
time is expected.
Lain Sabbath Bibert Peereoo, a
divinity student, took the service at
Roe's church in the abeeuoe of the pager
who was attending Conference at Lon-
don, Mr. Pearson did well.
Lan week Robert MoDonald, Otte eon.,
parolseeed e thoro' bred Tamworth hop,
6 months old, from the well know breeder
of Tama., W. H. MeOuteheon, 6th line,
Morrie, which he will keep for servive.
SPECIAL Tura —The football boye will
run a epeoial train to Mildmay on Mon'
day fleet, 13th inst., to convey all the
people who wish to see the match. Train
will leave Brunets station et 2 o'o'ook.
Don't forget to come. A good match is
gnaranteed.
We are pleased to bear that JAS. Mo.
Ionic, 2nd cone ie improving somewhat
M health singe his return from Manitoba.
It wee a Boerne of paralysis. Mies
Charlotte McInnes who acoompanied be
brother home has returned to the West
where else has five brothers engaged in
farming and doing well,
S. B. Medway, of Detroit, a former
resident of the 4th con,, was visiting 11
Councillor Ermine, last week. He left
Grey 12 years ago a poor boy bat fortune
has smiled upon him. His position ie
baggage master at the Online° Hotel in
that city. There are 865 employees in
connotation with thin well known bestiary.
A letter to Tug Pose from Jae. A.
Frayne, of Stonewall, Mane written on
May 31st, says :—We bave had a Inmate
MI Spring. Seeding in over and the pros
peen were never better since I oame West
9 years ago. Our country is progreseing
very fest and during the peat two years I
think I nen wifely say that farm property
hae gone up 800 per. oent while the oily
of Winnipeg has eon wild altogether,
My family is quite well. THE PoST is e
welcome friend to our house.
Laeb Winter John Cardiff, Eith non.,
had a fall in whioh his right shoulder wae
injured, although sore he did not think
very serious damage was done and work.
ed elong without medical ertendanoe
unit last week when a M. D., had to be
°ailed who discovered a dislocation of the
shoulder whith wee sat to rigbts and we
hope he will soon be as well as ever.
Shure the injury be was unable to work
at any job comfortably that neceseitated
bim elevating his arra whioh WWI not to
be wondered at when the nese Wail re.
vested.
OBIT.—Leat Saturday at 7 p. ni, Alex.
MoNabb, youngest eon of Wm. MoNabb,
passed away from earthly acmes at the
early age of 26 years and 4 days. He bad
been in failing health for the past 6
menthe and on account of this had sold
off his farm etook, Leo., last Winter. A.
bout a year ago deemed was married to
Misa Oatherine MoTaggert, of Wale town.
ship, who survived him. The sullen of
thie notice was an izadustriorte, highly 88.
teemed young men whose demise will be
greatly regretted, The funeral took plaoe
on Tuesday afternoon from the late
teeidenoe of defamed, 18111 eon., inter.
meat being made at Oranbrook. Rev, D,
B. McRae oonduated the aervioe. The
banned are symparldeed with in their
eadniega.
SUOCIESSP111.00210ERT.—A. Moet enjoyable
ooneert, in aid of the Library, wag given
in the Whitfield school on Wednesday
night, Jen 1611. On amount of the as
favorable weather. The program, whioh
woe to have been given on the 9000010,
was given in the school house and al.
though the night wee a. most disagreeable
one 0 large orowd was prison& J. K.
Baker ably 000npied the abate and in a
neatly worded address introduaect the
following excellent program sehioh was
well rendered :—Song, "Tin Ela 1 Ha 1
family," Will. McLeod, encore "Oalligan
0.11 again" ; music, Ethel Oreheetra,
encore ; eong, "The relios of Eliza",
Will. MoLeod' encore "She's mad" ;
musio, 10th eon, Grantee, encore ; aolo,
bliss R. Spence ; violin solo, Ira Taylor,
encore ; song, "Any rage," Will. MoLeod,
enoore "Waiting for Julia" ; made, Ethel
Orebeetra, encore ,• nog "Mary Ann's
refund ma" Will. McLeod, noore, dance
"The Sieilor'e Hornpipe" reoitation,
Min Irene Baker ; violin solo, Ira Tay.
lor, enoore • song "Mary had a little
Lae*" Will. McLeod, encore ; music,
10th on. orohestra, encore; "God save
the King." Mr, Melend's oornio songs,
joke& oto., °ginned the audienoe and all
will be delighted to hear him egithe.
The 010010 rendered was also highly ap.
preoieted by uil preaent. Min Jean /No.
Lanehlin aoted tut enonmeniet In her
moral able mariner. A hearty vote Of
thanks Waif tendered all who took part in
the program and any of them will be
Vette:Med beak on any Wain notteion.
itmerroormisaMtaans.....,
The proneds of the evening amounted to
$22. The people of S. EL No. 1.0 are to be
congratulated on the none whioh al.
ways attends their concerts.
Wetineeday evening of
last week wedding belle chimed merrily
et the comfortable re.idene of E. Spar.
ling, k mien from Gerrie, when Rev.
Joseph Hoiroeg, Methodiet minister, of
Gorrie, tied the matrimonial knot be
tween Win Whitheld, a welleto do young
fanner of Oon, 12, Grey township, and
Mies Mary, the aetimeble daughter of the
boat and henna. Mrs. Ed. Johnston, of
Morris, played the Wedding March bti
line style. The bridesmaid 010 Miee
Amelia Whitfield, of Greet and llro"
man wee Albert Sperling. Carlin my
was performed at 5 o'olook in the
prance of 80 or 40 guests, Canty
eoneretaletions were extended to the
happy couple after wbioh the company
eat down to an excellent epread. A very
Enjoyable time was spent by all. The
wedding gifts were useful, numerous and
vainalge. Mr, and Mrs. Whitfield lett
for their home amidst many good relabel'
for their future happineas end mons.
Mrs. Whitfield le an exoeptionally fine
person and we welcome her to thie town.
ship.
We are 'lorry to bear that Frank Har-
rison, brother to Marshall Harrison,
Moaorieff, was seriously injured at North
Bay where he is yard muter for the 0.
P, R. last Saturday. He was 0101 00 the
hospital at Montreal from whioh we hops
he will soon be able to leave none the
worse of the noldent, Mr. Harrison ie
au old and valued employee and his,many
friends in Grey will be very sorry to bear
of bie injnry. Marshall Harrison left for
North Bay on Monday in response to the
telegraph message received. .A. press
disparate from North Bay gives the fol.
lowing sad partiaulers :—On Saturday
afternoon a serious accident marred on
the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario
Railway about 7 miles from here, when
Mr. Earrisoo, foreman in the (nepenthe
department of the O. P. R.'me badly
mutilated, Mr. Harrison and two other
men left on a electric) motor oar for a
short trip on the road, and while at a
high rate of speed they sighted a work
train coming. The 100 0101 jumped. bat
Mr. Benison, who was in charge of the
oar and angina to save it, remained et
his poet. A oollieion resulted in whioh
Mr. Harrison was run over, and it is ex•
peoted he will Ion one arm and leg. He
056 brought to town and telteo to the
Vio'oria Hospital, and last night removed
to the Royal Hospital, Montreal. Bie
reoovery is very doubtful. A latter re.
port on Wednesday brought the sad news
that Mr. Herrieon bed died at the Royal
Viotoria Hospital, Montreal, on Monday
O ight.
get ensereroote.
Mrs. (Dr.) Turnbull and eon, of Gode•
rich, are visitors at Poetmaster MeNair's.
Special train to Mildmay on Monday
next, Brussels ve. Medway. Tiokete for
sale et Brussels or Ethel. Train leaves
Braunfels at 2 o'olook.
Oourt Woodbine 0. 0. F., Oranbrook,
will be represented at the nigh Court
next week by John MaNabb, meeting
will be held at Toronto.
Rev. D. B. MoRae preached at White.
'thumb and Lerageide last Friday in oon•
notion with the preparatory communion
serving of tne Presbyterian °hutches of
Whiteohurch charge.
Last Sabbath afternoon Eli Smith wag
the prettober in the Metbodist church
here in the absence of the pae'or who
was atteudiug Conference, Mr, Smith
gave a good discourse.
The annual Farmers' Excursion to the
Model Farm at Guelph le being talked
over owing to the distribution of bills.
Monday, 201b inst., will be the date,
Qrate a nunciber from this looality will
patronize it.
David McNair left for Obioago title
week where he will All a position
for a few months with the
Armour 00. Hie removal will take a
&seminal half beck from the Intermediate
Foot Ball team at Brunets.
Word was received here Monday morn•
leg of the decrease of Mrs. Wm. Duncan,
of Clinton, a eister•in-law to A. MoNair,
of Oranbtook, and mother to Mrs, Neil
MoNair, of thio township. Heart failure
was the canes or her demise, wbioh took
plan early Sunday morning, The
funeral was on Tuesday afternoon at
Clinton.
Melte.).
June 20th is the ditto of the Farmers'
Exonraion to the Model Farm.
The members of the Sou of Tenaper•
anoe here are arranging for a planes on
Saturday afternoon of Ude week.
The High Court of the 0. 0. F. will
meet in Toronto next week. Geo. Imlay
will be the delegate from Court Ethel.
He's an old hand at the bueinese.
Last Sabbath evening the pulpit of the
Methodiet church was occapted by Robb.
Pearson, a divinity student, who is now
home from Canoga. He gave a good
sermon.
The Methodist Epworth League ie
going to have a Lawn Social ou the
ohuroh limn on June 10th. Min Good.
win, a gradnete of Alma Ladies' Oollege,
St. Thorne is to take pert.
During the put week Geo. Dunbar nna
bride, of Sundridge, were (Mending part
of their bridal holiday with the Dauber
and Laing families of Ethel and looality
and teoeleing hearty congratulations over
their hymeneal Braes,
BENT UP VOA THIAL.--Dionany about 1
&cloak a silver tenth was taken from
the net pocket of J. W. Pollard, hanging
op its hie blansmith Atop. Seepioion
pointed to tt youth welted Jas. Oliver
Oaten, 10 years of age, ae the potterer.
On being ebarpiy interrogated be ao.
knowledged the theft and said he had
eoil the timepteee to a termer neat by
for $1.00 and intended Ming the money
to go to Kinoardine. On visiting the
party named, notthopanied by the cal -
pet, the watob Was "muted elthough in a
somewhat damaged oonditien awing to 8
tell it eneteincel, Carson was brought
before W. N, Kerr, a, P,, Bennet& Mao.
day evening and plod guilty end VMS
tomfllU01d to Ctoderieh to appen before
the Judge. Censtithle Leng oonVeyed
W. H. KERR, Prop,
hien to the County town on Tneecley, Ae
Cele ie not the fleet attempt of the youth
to take what did not belong to bine it
may be a kinduees to bim for the rein of
hie life to then him in hie foollehoese.
Careen appears to be an innooent acting
person, who evidently has had a good
deal of freedom given him and with pro.
per restraint might develop into & neeful
man. We hope this will be the 0050 bat
he will have to mend his ways. His
parents are keeping a bonding bone for
a ditching gang,
VV 411.1t0 Al.
The Ladies' Aid of Duff's Church,
Walton, intend holding their &nen!
Garden Party on the Kane grounde oe
Friday evening Jena 24th, Tea wire
instead from six to eight o'cloo'
suitable and interesting prograne
prepared and the Brunets Baue..es
in attendance,
, .
Len Monday while anisting in
ling a baro on the farm of blecph
Bennett, near here, Hugh Ramsay, a well
known young farmer °tithe 17th Oen.,
bad the iniefortune to fall to the ground
a Menem of 20 feet. He alighted on his
teetotal wee badly shaken op although ras
bona were broken. Mr. Ramsay was
taken to hie home end ie malting ae good
progress as °rand be expected and his
many friends hope be will eoon be ae
spry as ever.
Foot Ball Matches.
INTIM/8E1AM IVINOHAIL VS. 5110501/141.
Despite the downpour of rain on
Thursday of Int week the Witten=
intermediate Foot Ball team drove to
town and as the evening turned out fine
an enteresting and well fought out game
was played. The visitors played ou the
defenoe throngbout, namely a 'hot
reaohiog the Brussels goal keeper, but
Rush between the flags and Wbeeler and
Mitchell defending offered 4 rook like
opposition to the assaults by the borne
team and although many attempts were
roads the game oonolnded without the
scoring of a goal by either aide. Owing
to the slippery nature of the grass from
the rain and the int ball ante:nags ball
was oat the queetion but both teams pot
forth their beat efforts to win. Neither
olubs were playing their full regular
eleven. D. Molatuolalin refereed the
match and hie decision were accepted
without objection. The result of this
game did not effeot the obaoapionship of
this distriot no matter bow it went ae
Braeeelsevigvir
notaiith8
bad lead14e gines 110evaarya:th3
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played. FollowingGowaals the line up 1—
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Forwards Mitchell
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Mildmay wieners of the Bruce distriot
and home matches will be played and as
goon will count soma lively playing is 00
Mildmay and Brussele were
opponenta last year and our boys were
the viotots and we hope the same good
Mann may smile upon them, They
have no trifling proposition to dent with
however when they meet Mildmay as
they are an A 1 team and in good fettle,
They go to Mildmay on Monday next.
The return game will be played here cm
Friday 17th inst.
JUNIORS, 011218500,5 VS. IVINSIECIII.
Brunets Juniors drove to Wingbam 00
Tueaday afternoon to play the returu
match in group No. 1, of the Heron
Dixtriot, and met defeat et the hands of
the home team by 1-0, leaving Wingbam
and Brunetti a tie on the rend. The
Brussels team went on the field 15 pounds
to the good while Winghem was 0 pounds
over and the players had to leave off their
pride till half time. At 7.15 Referee
Robinson got the ball placed entitthe
game began. It did hot take very long to
see Arab the spectators were trying to play
the game instead of the players, while the
oalle ol "kiok the man, never mind the
ben" could be heard all over the field.
Atter 20 minutes play Wingham tried to
soon on a foul kiok and MoGillvray
wanting to maim sure used hie hands to
help the bell ging, a foul was claimed
and the ball was soon out of danger,
The fleet half ended with Brussels having
a little advantage of the game. The
mond half opened up with a rush ou
Wingbam goal but the bane relieved it
good etyle, The WIngham "sports"
began to use langnage that wan beautiful,
but we will not print it this time. E.
Moore, the manager took it into his head
that he might be alilp to trim the referee
but he failed to at:tenni. Some of the
eo meted "opera" ought to be tied up
when any game ie on as they ruin the
giant rather Gins build it up. Wingbam
eterted to rush matters and were for a
time around the Brtiesele goal and lost
gome good ohenoes by the orowd being on'
the field. At soma stages of the game
the Brussels goalkeeper was lost to
view by the nosed of erootere" that were
around bim, With ten minutes to play
Analog made a nice aide shot into the
corner of the goal which gave Wingbam
their goal, the last few minutes the play
was down in centre when the game was
oalIed. The teams lined up as follows
Goal Wigreirison.
1 Bali
:Lutheran
01,01:itlusect.y. 1 Batiks
Brown
e Duke .1 Mcleod
mi tenon
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IneVorwar s seirr
MaLIE1
MiiiMt'Y
Art.Bobinon wag reeree and gave
8tifaotion to the players but tot7e
Fleming
sputtering 118 was a little "ant" but who
ohne it'e just Winghames etyle, every
person has their fanIts. W. Clateeron
and W, Burgess were field oaptaine lot
Bruseele and Winghern Maine reffintrativet
let. The two mansgere could not agree
on a place to play off the titg, Wingham p
wanted Blyth and Bennie Wanted to go w
to \Neogene, end it wart decided to Jet the
W. E. A. Committee to decide where the
game is to be played. Went] out for day
sera crate for 0 feet game will be played aa
both teams ere out to win.
East Huron Farmers' institute.
The anent meeting of Ent Ehnen
Farmere' Inetitute was held in the Gouts -
oil Member, Brunen, en Tuesday after.,
noon of this week, Thee, MoPeillan,
President, templed the their, Minutee
of lest meeting read AIM molted On
motion of Items. Smiley and Watt.
Secretary find read a voluminous re-
. covering the work of the past year.
pplementary montage were held
teem/ember, sad two regular meetings
Brunetti end Gerrie, Membership
o this iuetitute are 350, On motion of
Menne Kerr and MoTaggart, the report
was adopted.
Preeident McMillan gave en interest-
ing report of the Breeder's Anoeietton
held at Ottawa last Winter. A circular
letter was reed from G, A, Putnam,
Supt., of Farmers' Inatitutee.
Auditore' report wee read showing the
receipts to be 1140 42 and the Expendi.
tures 0279 54, leaving baleen of 9180,88.
Moved by Meesre, Simpson vol Gibson
that report be &netted. Carried,
Regular meetings of the Laminae will
be held at Brussels and Wroxeter.
Suggestions for eepplenieritary meeting('
were Nanette Pordwin, Molesworth,
Etkel, Efarleck, Grieve's and St.
Columbera.
Election 01 Menne took plaoe as
toilowe i—Preeident, Thole Madame ;
Vioe Prete, jam. Elliott ;
Edgar, Teo& Gibson and Jas, Arm.
Wong ; Wroxeter—I. A. Gibson, W.
Knox, and A. Munroe ; Turnberty—J.
Kirton, J, Elliott, and B. Miller ; Grey—
Jae. MoTaggart, Amos Smith, and W.
Perris ; Morrie—Wm. Miohie, 8.
Beeline, and Geo, Janne ; Brune's—
Geo. Thomson, W. H. eloCraoken, and
W.:iH.to13X. M1311rer,ltildJa
Herr
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R. ttlat—ila;
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Thos. McMillen, Jae. Watt, and Wm.
B
George Hood wag re-elsoted as Seen.
tary-Treasurer. Auditors, Jno. Clegg
and S. Jordan.
!ideating acjourned after suggestions
were offered as to points its whioh
wbioh iunitette work could be improved
for the time to Goma.
Supplementary meetings will be held
in February one outeide speaker to be
asked for.
The Treasurer ems instructed to remit
the 01001 of 95 for affiliation with the
Winter Fair et Guelph.
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Clieletell Cil i ALS.
A bee waa Reneged last Tuesday for
levelling up and improving the lawn itt
front ot St. John's church.
Next Sabbath E. W. Avison will
noupg the pipit of Brussele Methodist
churn 010001815 011 evening.
Rev.L. Petrie, of Wroxeter, will preach
in Manville °berth on Saturday afternoon
at 2 80 o'clock, preparatory to the Oom.
meanie 011010,8 08 Sabbath which will
be nucleated by the pastor. On attendee+
at 1080 a. m., Rev. A. littioNab, P.L.A.,,
Waite ,n will prettob.
EL W. Aviion supplied the lIarriston
Methodist oburnh pulpit last Sabbath
owing to the absence of hie father, who
was attending the animal Couferenoe es
Guelph. Mr, A.vison will enter the
Methodist ministry next month and will
be Meted on the Alma oiroult, which
lies Wen of Fergus. We believe he will
do well.
Tut/edgy evening of thie week a public
service wee held in the athool room of the
Methodist church iu the interests of the
Formed Movement for Mission. Env.
J. E. Heuter, who hae been. engaged by
the Exnative of the Dietriot Epworth
League to campaign the District, gave a
line address, tun of enoouragement and
praotioal, helpful hinte. Presideet
Salter noupied the ohair.
At the monthly Minionary servioe itt
the Methodist Sabbath Sohool Int Sun,
day in addition to the lesson for the day
Mies Ethel Scott gave an interesting
ancient of japan ; Mies josie Buchanan
presented a line paper on the pest re.
Ikons of the island Kingdom ; Milton
r.4 tp rendered a solo in good vein and
20,0 . Baotou gave H short addresa 000.
eluding with a tecitation. The oolleo.
tion was $5.45.
In response to the oopy of the resole.
tion passed er the Lord'a Day Alliance
meeting, held in Meteille (hutch, Ben.
eels, Wedneaday evening of Met week
oonoerning the objeotion to linnday train
teethe, W. H. Kerr, the Secretary,
received the following note on intraday
from General Manager Hoye, of Morra.
reel, whioh epeeist' for Welt :—"DgenSin,
—I have your letter of the 2nd inet,
together with a copy of regoletioe passed
at a puha° meeting held at Braun on
June 1st, with reterenoe to the operation
of freight trains on Bewley, and will
have the matter enquired into at ono°.
Young Truly, Ches. M. Mays, Senna
Vice Pres. and General Manager."
Lan Sabbath K. J. Beaton, of Wbite.
oharoh, took obarge of the 95001050 in
Brussels Metbodiet ohnrch and did ib
well. He chose "The diniplee were'
called Chtieteras drat at Antioch" from
which a fine dint/urea was evolved.
"The relation of the Epworth Leagne to
the enragelizerlon of the WPM, MIS the
wide remelting theme in the evening When
the speaker demonetrated to a large
audience the importatee ot youth'the
gnat work to be done and the entleue.
'Mtn which sbofild chanoterize ell
effotte. It was an inapiratien, inetrtto.
tive and intereeting attiring. Me, Beaton
elao spoke in Sithbath Bohnol and the
15pworth League, Althoegh only knob.
hie maturity be podeesten the ability of
desonseink.great Men and hag a geed
command of' latiguage and a plettelug
delivery. He ie the enthesiastio Preen
dent of the Young Peoplee" Seoioty ot the
Methodist Churish In Winghtuu Dineen
end it lite and health are Fumed he
thould wimpy protninent plane in the
ministry into whose mite ES will enter
robably next year. Me. Bonen wtit bo
elorened baok 10 Bennie.