HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-6-23, Page 11*v
I. 32. No, 80
Advertisements.
cal-Mre. J, R. Smith,
iingine for PosT,
New geode--MoIIinnor, do Oo,
Change of buetneB6-Moore Broe.
Jerseys for gale -Rev, A, Andrews,
tztxxct Rau,
�7fkn.tor►.
Toots POISON BY MISTAEE,-A sudden
death mouthed here Monday night, when
Betide, daughter of D. A. Forrester, died
from the effects of oarbolio acid. She
roes early that enemies; to persue her
studies, and uot feeling very _ well book
what the thought was a done of pain
killer, but whioh proved to be oarbolio
acid. When her lather got up shortly
after he found her unooiaoiou0 on the
sofa with her books open beelde her,
Dootore were immediately palled, and
about 4 in the afternoon elle regained
oonseioueoeoe, and was thought to be
improving, but her heart was affeobed,
and ebe died at 10 O'oloolt.
13leeavnlce.
Mre. Robs. Musgrove was called to
attend the tonere' her of unpin at Guelph
last week.
Mies Nettie Wasteful its able to be
Droned again after a severe attack of in•
flammatory rheumatism,
Harold Swam handed in his reeigne.
tion as Sooretory of the Methodie& S. S.
lest Sauday prior to bio removal.
J, J. Demme, who hae beim they fling
for The ()amide Bi+otlit Oo , of Toronto,
hae been promoted to the management of
their bosinaeo to Manitoba and the Nortb-
wast. We oongratul-te kir. Denman on
his promotion end wi h him success. Hs
advertises an enation ea'a for erxt Toes
day to dispose of hie nettle, hay, &n , prior
to his departure.
Mgt here yr r th
There will bo a wedding in outs village
on July 211d.
Organizer Doil', of Gerrie, was calling
on friends in Maleoworti, on Tuesday.
A number from here attended the
Garden, Party at Wm. Gregg'e, near
Gerrie.
John Scat and Harry Grainger have
been bnyiug up the fat cattle lately in
this locality.
'Sam). 8augetse, who was nu the siok
list haat week, we are glad to gay is able
to he arodnd attain.
Rev. J. E. Rueter epoke here in the
interest of the Forward Movement for
Mieeione on Wednesday evening.
A este of biome en route for Winnipeg
-passed thrnngh here on Tuesday, bought
at Seaforth for the haudeome tam of
$60D,
klieg Eva Wellwood, teacher of the
junior department of Wroxeter Pathic
Bohvol, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Ohne. and Mre. Leppard,
Wert roti.
A Garden Party will be held at the
Meuse on the evening of Friday 24th
het, The Broosola Band will be in
attendance, and a program will be render.
ed.
Dou't forget the foot ball mal.eb in
Brueeele an Monday evening, Joue 27th,
Woodalock ve. Brussels. The last metal
in the }semi finale. A fust game will be
played.
The Blyth Standard eaye of our new
resident; Wm. Emigb and family
moved from Myth to Walton last week.
Mr. Emigh hes taken poeee.eion of the
Walton hotel, tablet' he recently par.
alleged, The heat wishes of many friends
in Blyth and vioinity accompany them
to their new home. The citizens of Wal•
Ion and vicinity will find Mr. Binigh to
be it capable and popular hotel man, and
one who thoroagbly understands how to
oondaot a first class -public hoose.
On1Tuuw.-There passed away peace.
folly on Friday evening, June 14th, at hie
homestead in MuKillop, Lot 14, oon. 14,
Thomas Oakley, aged nearly 66 years.
The deceased was bm n in Lindsay, Vico
toria Co , of whioh his tether wee one of
the founders, owning nearly all the land
on whioh it is built. About 26 years ago
the demand purahaeed the 100 sore farm
in MoBiliop and set to work to provide a
good homeeteed for himself and family.
He was a hard woritiug farmer, taking
Opeaial pride in having everything neat
and clean ou hie (arm, and thus summed.
ati in. putting hie farm hi +111 expellent
oondition in every way. Being of a kind
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itJo re, T., lr1'ilte, 1..L•at?;xt
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Cern/Y.1step Vete, phare
and obliging disposition, always willing
to help those in distrcen hie benevoleooe
will be remembered and hie demise re
grafted by mauy. Tho olokneee, to which
he eaooambed, dates bank to lel January.
Beoidee the bereaved wife and adaughter,
Isabel, five brotherm and three eietere are
among the mournere, hie parents having
pts deoeased biro quite a number of
.years. The brothers are : George, In
Dakota; John, Vlntnria Go. ; William,
Grey, twp. ; Jamie, Woiliugton 00.; Al.
bent, Brace Go. The eletere are : Mre.
Mitchell, in Michigan ; Mre. S. Shine,
Moorefield ; Mre. Brownlee, London.
Wo extend our sincere sympathy to the
bereaved Lanny. The deceased was en
adherent of the Anglican church, Inter.
math took place at Brussels cemetery
Friday afternoon. Theta wile a large
attendance.
.3unmet-1tower,
8, Caldliok and Lew. Eokunier were at
Godotioh heat weep an jurors,
Mies Margery Strachan was at Clinton
last week writing On a magical exam.
ination.
Robert Sbaw, of Bluevale, was the
preacher at Victoria Helt last Sunday
evening.
Mre. A. Simpson'o health le not any
too vigorous but we hope she will soon be
fully reetored,
John D. Miller was at the 0o. town last
week performing eervioo for King Edward
on the petit jury.
Milton, eeound sou of T. McEwen, of
our village, wee married let Arthur on
Wednesday of this week.
A flue yodng driver is now sported by
Inmpactor Miller, a purchase from Job
King this weak. It ie a nine one.
Remember that Thursday, June 80th,
ie the defy of the box social to be held ou
our school grounds, 1j miles West of.
Jamestown. No pereou should mien it.
Don't forget the foot ball match in
Brueeels on Monday evening, June 27th
Woodstock ve, Brunetti. Thie ie the laet
match in the semi finale. A fast game
will be played.
The annual Sabbath school pia Ma will
be held in the grove On Alex. Bryane'
term on the afternoon of Dominion Day.
There will be a musical and literary
program, games, ewiugo, &o. Everybody
is invited to attend with their baskets
and enjoy the afternoon.
Id0ticat.
There wan a large turn out to (help
on Tueeday'e excursion,
New topic osrde are being issued for
the Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian
church.
John Imlay is at North Bay where h
le in the employ of William Milne & Sou
formerly of Ethel.
The Presbyterian Sabbath sobool wil
hold their aunual pip nip in the Ddwort
grove ou Dominion Day. Good program
Jno. Jamieson and wife were vioitiu
relatives end friends at Owen Boned and
ltreaterd, during the plot week. They
had an enjoyable time.
Next Sunday evening, June 2041, Rev
0. P. Wells will give hie sermon o0 the
Russo Japanese War and its bearing ce
the Missionary problem. This dieoonree
was put off for the want of a map. No
map suitable can be seamed, eo be will
speak without one giving hie remarks a
turn differento
tr m that Y ern inn I
I in-
tended.
Sunday June 19th wee a red letter day
tor the Epworth Leagues on the Ethel
0iroait. Rev. J. E, Hueter, an ex junior
pastor, preached around the circuit and
met the League ltxeoutives. Roe's 8.p•
pointmsnt hae for some years supported
the Forward Movement for Millstone but
gave more pledges for the same move
mut. Union on May 22nd pledged
about $82.00 and lest Sunday evening
Ethel Leegae promised $63 00 with more
to opine. We are expecting the Leagnee
on thio oirooit to raise about $186.00 or
$t4000 this year for the support of our
mleeionary, Rev, Mr. Raley, ab Kitameet,
Ella01 TH LEAebx 5001,1L. -The Ep
worth League of Ethel Methodist church
is making preparations for a firet•olate
time on Monday evanimg, June 27111 on
the Methodist church grounds Ethel.
There will be refroehmeute ooneie iug of
etrawborrioe and cream, ion 'gream,
lemonade, sandwiohes, tea and Coffee.
There will be e.- finiteness propane -
Miss L. Mo0orniek, of Trowbridge ;
Mies R, Sponoe, of Ethel ; the Ladies'
Qnarlebte, of Meloeworth ; the Quartette
of the Methodist Choir, Ethel ; the
League and Church Choirs ; Mtge I.
Coe and Miss L. Pearson, both of Ethel,
and others have been invited to take
part. Au Oraheatre is oleo expected to
be in attendance. Is the planing of the
retail gale of liquors in tea hands of e.
Goverument Agent nn advance iu Temp
stance Legislation ? In Temperance now
aue oliticel issue s 7 When polities touchers
p
moralion nest ' s
ehogld
and Ob ec hen di into not Miniature
p politica 7 The
above will be dienneged for about 20
edema. There will aleo be games,
swinge deo. Let this have the mimed of
the Methodist publin. Also come
whether a Methodist or trot, A first•
ureas time will be given you, 'lbs ferule
will be applied to tbe r pairing o i rlo a
f the
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aliuroh abode. lifting A. Mason 10 the
Provident, Mies L, Simplon the 8eare-
tary and J. Welsh, Treasurer.
AN Gob Rlt$tneNT Panne ANY/Y.-About
noon neat Sunday the epirlt of Jacob
KeSer, an old and well known resident at
this locality, took Be flight from the
May hutment. Hie demise was not un•
expiated as halted been in failing health
for the paet 4000 yearn from en inward
tumor and old age, Deemed wa0 born
in theUb, of YurIt, where his father
er
had
nettled, on coming from Pennsylvania,
TJ S., nearly 100 yeare . ago. In his
earlier yearn the subject of this notice
wag a carpenter and hada gam mill and
wan a very handy man, In 1868 he
moved to Grey towuehip (ao0otnpanied
by bie wife whose maiden name wag
Margaret Oster, and to eehom he wag
tnarrhed about 60 years ago) and bought
the 100 note farm, Lot 16, Con, 7, from
a man named William Bailey, and upon
Which he ooutiuuottelyresided until hie
demise, transfornang it from a bugle lot
to a fine farm. Deceased bad been a
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1904
hearty mau and wan 81 yeare and 4
monthe old, Hie father lived to bo 01,
ansa, Keifer, whose health is not any too
good, and two eons, Peter and Aaron,
who reeide here, earvivo hpeband and
father. Mr, Keifer nem an industrious,
honest going man 1 IS Lilian' in politioe
and for a number of years wee a slags
leader in the Methodist church. Hie
eurviviug brothers are Hoary and Ieaao
Keifer, of York Go., who attended the
funeral and he has one eieter, Hire. Oster,
who also liven in York, Mre, Wella, a
urine, of Peel, wee bare for the fpneral
also, Rev. D. B. Manse, Presbyterian
minister, conducted the funeral eervioe
on Twenty afternoon giving a very up
propriate addreee. Interment was made
at Oranbrook pemetery, The pall bearers
were, Angus find Donald Lamont, Robb.
Marty, Joseph Oster, Joseph Yeo, and
Hugh Wright, The bereaved are
eympatbieed with.
W rOXeetre .
Geo, Ferguson, of Walto, opent Sum
day with John Barrie jr,
C. and Dire. Wendt, of Mildmay,
visited J. R Wendt on Friday,
Geo. Town and family, of Gorrie,
visited friends here os) Sunday,
Miss Howe, of Brasaele, spent Sunday
with her father and efators bare.
Mrs. Brawn has gone to Exeter to
spend n few weeks with old friends. -
Miee S. Taylor, of Chatham, was the
guest of Mies A. Elamiitun loot week,
Mrs, T. W. Gibeou, of Toro» to, is
vieitiag her mother, Mre. Geo. Brown.
etre, A, KoLeunhlin, of Brussels, was
the guest of Mre. 0. Smith a few daye of
last week.
Ramose of a wedding are afloat in
whioh one of our baohelore takes a very
prominent port,
Mre. A. Campbell and children, of Lon•
don are guests of the former's mother
Kra. J. Leckie,
Alex. Gibson returned trona Toronto on
Saturday where be attended the annual
meeting of the C. 0. F.
Thos. Tiitrlore moved hie household
effects to Rarrieton last week where be
has eeoured a situation in a bakery.
Mrs. Mope and eon Roy, of Gorrie, are
speeding a few days] with Mre. Lewis
before leaving for Elm Oreok, Manitoba.
Two large barn raieiugo are to take
Sem thio week, on Wedneoday at Fred,
.Poylnr'e farm and on Friday at Robert
Hnpfer'a farm.
A large number witnessed the football
game between Wingham and Brasaele fu
the park Friday evening whioh reenited
in a viotory for Brusnola by the more of
3-1.
Or tans te0 001[.
Dr, J. L. Turnbull, of Goderioh, is
1 holidaying here with hie wife and baby
h at A. McNair's
'John McQuarrie, of Walkerville, ie
g renewing old friendehipa here and visiting
bis sou and daughter who live at Daniel
MoQaarrie'e their grandfather's, sines
their mother died.
A Lawn Soofal will be bald on the
Methodiet church grounds hire on Tues.
day, July 5th. The Brace Band of
Brasaele has been engaged for the
emersion. A program of vocal musts will
also he given and a good time is expected,
REv. J. 0. Ow= THE PnEAonnn.--Tbs
Sherburn
(Mincess)t
u) Admetus, e, of June
10th, says of a former resident of this
locality :-The commencement exercises
of the ohm of 1904 proper of Sherbarn
high school were inaugurated Sunday
evening with services at the 11, Til. church.
The cheetah wap literally peaked with
people interested i0 the grand work being
a000mplished in the schools and many
pereoue were pommelled to stand during
the entire proceedings. Vocal mueio for
the occasion was furnished by a ohms
consisting of Mesdames Miaheleon, Mat-
son, the Miss Hartman, Peterson, Ed
wards, and Meoero. Sutherland, Mackey,
Allen and Greene„ with Mre. Grace Grill
as orgoniet. The baccalaureate eermon
was delivered by Rev. J. 0. Garry, and
it i0 tbe verdict of all that it was tbe beat
in that line ever listened to by a Bherbura
audience. We with we bad time and
specie to give our readers the di0oonre in
its entirety, but 'hie we are unable 10 do,
Hie topic wee "Girded Livee," or "Gird.
ing the Loins of the Mind," Following
we give a few exoerpte from the german :
The Orientate wore a loose flowing robe,
which dangling about the feet hindered
swift, straight motion. When they
would move quickly and with prroieion,
they must needs gather the trailing
garmonte into the girdle about the waist,
You remember how the children of
Israel were commanded to eat the paw0-
over. The lamb slain and roaeted whole
they were to eat, How .1 Standing with
travelling staff in hand with !eine girded.
A dentate aim woe theire-to leave
Egypt and march towards freedom and
nationality, and they were to be harnessed
toward that sic They were to be
Bober, to hope to the end, to bo obedient
ohildren, to refuse to live atter the faah•
ions of their former heathen lute. They
were to be holy aims be who had galled
them was holy. A shining and gracious
aim wee ,
g tbeire and there woe e bu t one
w8. for them t
Y o reach Iti.w bs
refire 10
We aim gird np the lolue of your mind
says the Opoetin. Thongbte loose end
wandering, thoughts boedl000ly trailing
over bile thing and that, allowed imegin
inge of'your theater heathen Mats, Such
ungirded thoughts he se great a hinder.
ano0 as would have beauloo0e robes of the
Israelites on their desert marsh. Girded
thoughts are what you need
Blessed ere ye young people of this
land and century toe ihe faireet avenues
ofnt
i ellnmtuai acquisition and poaeibil•
iliee are open before you. In no age or
000ntry bee the advantages been greater.
It is a great thing to kayo a girded mind.
The value of liberal education cannot
be easily eetlmeted, trig enbjeot however
ie not the girded mind but the girded life.
It does not portent to the intellect in any
txolueive 00000, but to ten whole men.
There is something of far greater value
Onto Mining or teething in determining
the future, It is ohmmeter. The
0ttprenle Waimea of life is character
butldiug, AS the tree grow0 3'001 within
Outward, go it ie with man. The inner
W. H. KERR, Prop,
ever determines the Ontee Man in a
very real00n00 is the meter of hie own
destiny. Thia feet makes (melons and at
the game time Sublime If we will be
greet and good nothing eon Ieeep us from
it ; if we soar no one ogle clip our Shone
and keep oe from the heavenly fiighte.
Go the other hand if we he mean and
selfish no one ours keep ea from the esrth
level, no one can give us the eagle'e
aspiration or lend es winge. Character
alone ie that whish Meares 000c00a.
Man'ewill inLiao o0no0oli0n 10 the all
determining 110100. God we believe does
not enter this sacred sphere except at our
invitation,
gni a tot ,
Mies Vinic Cardiff was vieitiag the
Misses Bartliii at Oliutou,
The eooiatbe ounneotion with Bethel
Sabbath eohool hits been postponed in.
definitely,
Before June Mona eeveral more wed-
dings will take pleas in which Greyites
are interested,
John Mo.IUnnon le home from Sanit
Ste, Marin for a holiday. He is o son of
Sohn Moltinnoo, 8th con.
Marshall Harrison, Jno. 0arncohan,
Wm. Bremner, and Ghee. Alderson were
at Goderieh last week ou the jury.
Wm. Blake jr„ 13th oon„ is nursing a
dienbled arm, it jelled by a fall while
having a ployfni mettle with hie cousin.
Elagb and Mre, Lamont, 7th oon,, in-
tend tutting a trip to K,nftoba and will
leave on next Tuesday's exonroion. We
with them an enjoyable stay.
A logging bee was on the program at
John Robertson, 1601 oon., ou Wednes•
day of this week, The work wee done on
a clearance of from 8 to 10 ace 01
fellow.
There were a good many from this
township et Guelph last Tuesday in sou•
ne0li.n with the exonralon. The errange•
menta were good end an enjoyable day
was spent,
Taeeday of last week of Jews.
Mann, 160 oon., had a bee raising bin
barn preparatory to having atone stabling
bnilt under ib. A merry time wan spent
at a party bald in the'eveuiog,
Allan, son of Hugh Lamont, 7th eon„
in undergoing treatment at the Ortho-
paedic Hospital, at Toronto. He bee
been bothered for some time with rheum.
atiem but we hope the m.dioal attention
will prove eflioacioua,
Auction Bale of farm stook, implements,
rem, will cake plane ab Thos, Pepper's,
lot 6,000. 9, on Saturday afternoon of
thie week, commencing at 1 O'olook. Mr.
Pepper will remove to Braeeels as the
purchaser, A. MaDonaid, takes poems.
Bion.
Mre, Sprung, sister to Mre, Jae, Arm•
strong, 10tb oon., who was here for
several months undergoing mediaal treat-
ment. started for her home in Manitoba
on Tuesday, greatly improved in health,
She was a000mpanied by her daughter.
We hope complete restoration will ep: ediy
Dome to Mre. Sprung.
Saturday of thin week Robert Pearson
will leave for Banff, N. W. rT., where he
will be 'stationed for the Doming Confer.
shoe year in oonneetion with the Meth•
Mist ministry. Mr. Pearson is a young
man of no mean ability and we expeob be
will succeed well in the Maater'o vine-
yard. He goes into the work with many
good wishes for his 0000008.
The Wingbam Advance of lest week
sari "-Bert. Huffman, who hae been an
employee at Bell'e factory for some time,
hae left town and gone to reside with his
father, who recently removed to hie farm
in Grey township, Bert. wee a popular
lad among the employees at the factory,
aid on Friday last they presented him
with a silver cup, lined with gold, which.
had his name engraved thereon.
BUM= INTO MM. -Early Thursday
morning of laet week the call of the
Meister acme to Mre. Jno, Dunbar and
peacefully she bade goodbye to earthly
friends in joyful autioipation of a re-
union i0 the Home Beyond. Mre.
Dunbar'e maiden name was Eliza Jaue
McKelvey, eldest dangftter of the late
James McKelvey, of Ethel. Her mother
dying when ebe was 12 yeare of age she
Me early called upon to ae0n ee duties
and responsibilities in oouneetion with
the home unknown to the average young
person. These ebe performed with the
intelligeaoe, kindliness and faithfulness
wbleh oharaeterized her after life and
endeared her to more than her immediate
relatives. She was born in the townebip
of Vaughan, York 0o., and was married
to her now bereft partner in 1876. In
addition to Mr. Dunbar there are 2 eons
and 6 daugbtere surviving, the eldest
daughter being a cohost teacher at
Bohrieber, Ooneumptnn was the came
of Nth. Dunbar'e detniee with whioh the
bed been bottling for the past years.
She was greatly emaciated at the them
of her death. The enb.l est of this not pe
wag a faithful member of the Presby
terian church and enjoyed the friendship
of a wide circle, She was in her 64th
year and was a elle fir 10 Dr, McKelvey, of
Brneeele, Wm. McKelvey, of Grey town,
ship, and Robert Mokelvey, of
Ethel. The funeral tools place from het
late a home Lot 28,
0b. 4,o
n
Thurgd
t
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eEternoo to Brueee netery Stavin
was hi charge of her pastor, Raw D. B.
Menne, The oonem0nity empathize
with the bereaved,
Nonhuman. -- On Wedneedoy, 16th
inet„ a very peaky wedding wee nele
brated at the re0i(ienoe of the bride's
parents, 16111 oon,, when Mies Mary
Louisa, youngeet daughter of Goo, end
Mre. Molly, was united in the bonds of
matrimony to Duncan 1+, Bloom, of
Thameeviile. The bride wen given away
by her 'father, Ceremony took plane on
the latest, under an a ergreen melt decked
with roam, croute bloeeome, &o. The
bride wee charmingly dressed in white
organdies tetmmed with valencienueo Iole
and insertion and elle alto had a shower
bognet of roam r0ge0 fn her band and
lookod very pretty, They took their
plan00 to the inepiriag amine of the
Wedding March played by 'William
Mann, I, A, D, M., of Glaogow, on the
bagpipes. The magic, words wens opolren
by Rev. D. B. Wane, of Cnambrook, end
wee done in big usual genial manner, :A
large number of relatives and Mende
witnessed the ceremony after which they
oat down to a sumptuous repast provided
by the bootees, A eujoyagle evening was
spent ie games, mueio, &0., the guests tiene0ple Juniors Capture the Itnron
returning borne in the wee ems' hours of keel Mtn Wended,the morning, The next morning the ^-
happy couple started on 5. wedding tour Whether the Obampionehip silver
to Hamilton, Toronto, London, Wiodeor tankards) for the Western Foot Ball
and Detroit, The bride'e travelling gown Aeeoaiatioa are retained by Bre cele
was made of nevy blue cheviot sad was Intermediate and Junior Mame for 1904
very pretty. The young couple start into ler not they certainly have put op a lively
married lite with the eoograiulatione and fight for the honors and up to this date
good wiehea of the entire neighborhood, have not )oat a league game.
The presents were many, 038tiy and as na06e000 08. 001)00011
propriate and showed the high esteem A tie WKS existing between Wingbam
*o whish the bride was hold, and Brasaele in the Junior aeries whish
bed to be played off on neutral ground,
Wroxeter was chosen as the battle field
and Friday eveniog of laet week wee the
dale set, A goodly oompany from Brue.
eels drove North to witnese the mato!)
having confidence as to whet the result
would be with fair play end their oon.
8deuce was verified. Tba teams were the
ease 8.0 faced each other at Wingham
excepting that Sharp wee substituted for
Little on our eleven. In the first half
Brussels steered 2 and added one more in
the eeoond half. Wingham bad not found
the goal until tbe lest few minutes when
one of the Brussels Intake by a aide turn of
the sphere kioked the ball through and
the match ended 3 to 1 and tbe6bampion•
'chip of the Huron Diotriot for Brussels.
In the absence of Referee Allenby, of
Wingham, Geo. Paulin, of Wroxeter,
performed the duties. The teams were
made 0p as follows :-
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Tarr
Goal ttobtneon
Lindsay 1 Haake 1 "" ••.,...boll
Bgarp Daaae
l Backe {
STILL WiNNINC.
ler Or rtes.
Morrie townebip Ooutwit will me, t next
Monday,
F, Uhrietopher, of Welton, was a
visttnr at A, Brodehaw's 18.81 Sm,d0y.
Wu are sorry to hear that R,be. Nichol,
6th line, matinees fin, Appendicitis le
the ailment
A large straw shad with etnno etabliog
ander it ie being built on James Nicbol'e
farm, Ni Lot 17, Con. 7, Morris.
A good yeerliugco•t belonging to Inc.
Shuttle, 4th line, was kitlod test week by
a stake running into its flunk. 10 was
worth $125,
Mre. Jae, D. Sherrie, 4th line, wag
030101ng for a week with her daughter,
Mr:. Sharp, at Goderieh, returning on
Saturday benefitted by the trip.
Mies Nora Maunders was visiting her
sister, hire. (Rev.) Fmkbeiner, at
Sebringville, during the past week.
Nelson Maundere a000mpanied her.
Quite 8. number of the sturdy yeomanry
of Morrie townohip took in the exaareiou
to the Model Farm, Guelph, on Taeeday
and enjoyed the day at that beauty spot.
Peter and Kra. B mak, of Owen Sound,
are visitors with relatives in Grey and
Morris. Mr, Black is a brother to Ino.,
Malcolm and Neil Black, of this town•
ship.
Mre. Jae. Cleonan and Miee Cleanan
left for Detroit co- Taeedey of thin week.
Mre, (Annan bite gone in the interest of
her health while Mien Clennnn is nom•
bitting liminess and pleasure.
Tithe week W. H. Maunders Wee heal
ing brink from Brussels etatioa, shipped
in from Drew, for the purpose of veneer-
ing hie residence which be hae raised and
enlarged. fie will have A very tidy home
when all is completed that he has
planned.
Andrew Moliay, who has been attend.
ing the Horological College at Toronto
passed hie examinations exceptionally
suooessfolly and hi 010itheg at his
brother's, H. Jackson, for a abed time be•
fare going West. We Congratulate him
ou Ina enema.
Owing to her eyes bothering her Mise
Marion McKenzie, teacher at Barton's
sohool, ban gone home for a rest. Her
brother, Don„ a rowboat student, is sap
plying the school until vacation, He is
an old teacher end knows how to teach
tbe young idea.
Mre. Thos. Bradshaw, 4th line, has
been on the sick list for the poet three
weeks with peritonitis bat ie ooneider•
ably better but still aonflued to her bed.
Her mother, Mre. Neil McNeil, of Wrox•
titer, is waiting on her. The many
Mende of Airs. Bradshaw hope she will
goon be oonvalesoent.
Wednesdayof lent week r t
Alfred Button
and Sties Saah May Gibson were united
in marriage, Rev, A, MsoNab, M. A„ tied
the matrimonial koot at the mange, Wel.
ton. The bride is a daughter of James
Gibson, of Brussels, Mr. and Mre. But.
ton will live on the former'e farm, 7th
line Morrie. May their jays be many.
James Bolger and wife, of Belmont,
Manitoba, arrived bare this week for a,
visit of a few months. It ie 2 years
since they were here. Mr. Bolger gold
001133t; batoher bneiueoe and Mao die.
posed of his farm at a good profit. Since
then be has parohaoed more land in the
Dauphin oeotion. He is a 00n of James
Bolger, 8th line.
Genie Box Soo3Ate-In order to plane s
library in their school the people of 8. S.
No, 10 hove decided to bold a box social
on the eohool gronnde on Thnredey even
ing, June 80th, All are cordially invited
and en a most excellent program is being
prepared, in whioh talent from Wingham
and other enrronnding towns will take
part, a moot enjoyable time may be
expected. Everybody oome and spend a
eoeinble eveniog together.
EINHENEAL -Tba 16111 day of June will
be a red letter dey in the history of Wm
R. Kerney, 4th line, Morrie, so tbat wag
thin date of hie marriage to Mies Nettie,
daughter of John Lawson, 8th line. Rev.
A, belaaNeb, M. A., of Walton, tied the
matrimonial bow ab the manse. In the
evening a reception wag held for Mr,
Kerney and his hride. They commence
married life uleder favorable auspices u
a d
with the good wi he
a of a large airole of
relatives and friends.
The (steamer Joe, Milton was burned to
the water's edge at Papoose iolaad.
Hon, George W. Stephens, a prominent
Montreal Liberal, died•euddeniy while on
a fishing exenr0ion.
A le rem( ke e
remarkable career sada t with to he
death of John Soo t 1 n, who passed away
in a box.like home on the outskirts, where
be lived a bermib-like existence. The
old man had been It re0fde0t of Stratford
for eighteen or twenty years, and had
lately been reoeiving eity aid. A fine
galmier, he loft in bis little home a
library of over one hundred standard
books. He had a thorough knowledge of
Maggio, and had been u sonool•teaoher
previous to coming here. ]]iehty-two
years ago be was born in Bellioagoidy,
near Enniskillen, Iroland. Ho taught
eohool io the Old Land, and fitted him•
eelf for similar work in Canada by taking
a comae at the Toronto Normal School.
Eifg N,ormai Salmi oertlfioatee, dated
1868, and signed by Egerton Ryerson,
were ema0g hie treasured po0aee0i0a0,
Els taoghl. for Dome years neer Ottawa
before oomiug to Stratford, where be sl
one time was the private tutor of 'a few
pupils. He gradually drifted into Meth
poverty thee he Wae gent to the Houee of
Refuge, bat wag taken away at hie own
eegne01, xis said he mold not live with
the MAO of people he met there.
0ardiir
Brown
Smith
00011
Good
Linea
Married
Mules
Mitchell
110Leot
Smith
Ansley
E1)1ott
} Forwards .j MOGillvray
I 1 ,Flemra
1 l Iembnp
01I1,08.1100N VS, 8310000118,
Owing to Whitney defaulting after the
drubbing they received in their own town
lust week, Brussels iuvited Milverton
olub to play an exhibition game on :Sat.
urday evening, whioh invitation vase
accepted. There was a large attendal0oe
at Victoria Park when the opposing
Mame lined op and the match was an
interesting though one sided o00 aa the
bell was kept at the visitors' goal %Imola
the whole time. Three goals were soared
and there were shute enough to have bad
20 bat owing to the extra good work of
the goal keeper, Peffer, who rendered
valiant service, pine bad shooting, the
game ended 8 to 0. It wee a lively nom•
bat and the spectators thoroughly enjoy•
ed it. Milverton has a number of good
players on their team and they pot up a
Olean game. Brumaire boys were in good
fettle filling their 0003000 pooitione in
moat oreditabte form and no opposing
team is going to run away from them
very far. D. MoLanoblin was the referee
and dealt oat even banded justee.
Following was the personnel of the
teams
Hneaee£L0 Meny0000N
Tarr Goal Pager
Bobiaaon Smoke 1""•""w' Sea ill
Ec0*ao
Lindsay ) f Tanner
Brown 1 t Backe { Large
Cardiff J l Lederman
0ameron
resigner
Switzer-
Miller Forwards A.F
Bpr
%SmihLStowuh an 0. Finkbeiaer
SHOTS ON Mill
There is not d weak man on the team.
"Moody" Cameron polled the heel off
his oboe in the last half and E. Kerley
took hisplacefor balance of the game.
The matches are well patronized, even
if a number do "sheeny" in without call-
ing on the gatekeeper, but at 10 and 16
menta it requires a good crowd to keep
expenses balanced,
$Elft 01Nale.
Woodetook having defeated Stratford
and Beatitude winning from Mildmay
brings the winners into the semi finale,
The first bout will take plane et Wood•
stook an Thursday evening of this week
and the return game will come off on the
Park here next Monday evening and will
be a warm one which everybody should
witness. Platteville and Dundee are
pitted against one another in the semi-
Simla in the East end are playing off this
week. The winners will have the final
tneele for the cup with the viotore in Ibe
Woodatook-Brasaele matches. Goals
count and two games will beve to be
played, We hope to see Brussels retain
the ohsmpionohip.
J0N1010 9Effi00,
Brusaele Juniors will have to play with
the winners of the Listowel -Mildmay
game. Listowel won et Mildmay by 8 to
O and the return game will 001110 off at
t
Listowel Friday evening of hi
e week,
Ce in
Berlin wail contest with the winners
the finale as they have that dietriot.
1am011AY 0,1011T0100 0011010)0,
The first game 1n the eemi•flual aeries
of the W.F. A. between Brussels and
Mildmay took plaoe bare on Monday
evening of this week, resulting in favor
of Brunelle b r !Whether the
Y 8 goale s e to0,
nnlooky thirteenth day of the month had
onytbing to do with the defeat of the
Satre or not, we are not able to nay, but
the victory for the Brunets slab was a
denims one, and our foot ball enthusiasts
are reeling sore over the result. The
Brussels people, 176 strong, arrived by
special train about 4.80 end the game
commenced at 6.80 with Dr, Reid, of
Walkerton, emoiating ae referee. Brun•
gels won the toes and the Store played the
first half with the atm in their fame.
The Stare were Ole the aggre00ive the
first ten minutes bat Were unable to
More, $&rials forwards tbeu seethed
the ball, and adored two goals in quick
oneoeaeion and in the second hall tallied
another goal, whioh ended the Baring,,
W, Berry, oentle forward, bad the mfg.
fortaue to have hie foot badly beet before
the game wag called and wee simply out
of the game. The Stare lacked that snap
and vigor whioh usually lamellate/rim
their playing. Onr boye bate done little
or no preotieiug thio 0ea000, and to
this foot may bo attributed their defeat.
The Jrneaeln 01011 fa well belenped and the National Anthem.
played a stronger „acne than they did
neat season, The kerne was entirely free
from rough play of any description, -
MACCABWCS AT CHURCH.
A 13,11(111 AT•rthengSt1i•. AOR) tomtits
s1i1110(510,
Lust Sabbath evening rims mantel mac-
mon wee preached to the 1111-mb800 of
Brttesols Tent of the Jltaacmbee Oster by . .
the paster of Die vtL'e ul,rrah, Rev, JuNu'
Rees, B. A. There were a large 0.01514.,
ano0 of Sir Knilrbte, numbering 80 ;..
eevorai Lady Mkuoabone and u load Of
visitors from Wingham.
The proomeeioo formed at th0 lxaooabee
Hall, Stewart blook, with Poet Corn.
mender Somers as Marshal, end headed
by the Society Band marched to the
°bdreb, where they omoapaed the centre '
pews, Alter the usual iLtrodnotory
exerttees a very auitalrie, 108tri0Oti0e end
praoti0al dieooureo wen preached.
The texts chosen were :--"Theo David
returned to bless hie houenho'a," I dam.
6:20 ; "If any provide not for his nwo,
and oepeoially tor those of hie own house,
he hash denied the faith, acrd is worse
than an io&t01,". I Tim. 1:8. After
referring to the 0outex1 of the two pas• .
sego einem, and shoving that, though
far apart in the word, they ore one fn
thought and spirit, the theme that wag
dealt with wag"The Home, its pr.foand
importauoe and the duty whioh we owe
10 It,"
The home is rikhay regarded as one of
the greatest it,0tttatiuno of the wursd.
The welfare of both State and Church is
largely dependent tattoo it. The pimple
who believe most thoroughly in the home
are the chief believers in liberty, justice,
the rights of oonsoieuoe, the miuisiriee of
oommeroe and the brotberho:ed of men -
kind. Paley Metered 111•,.1 in the family
are the rudiments of au empire, while 11
wee the view of Plato that wherever ie
good or great in the state must first begin
in the family ; and a resent writer bee
asserted that it ever the borne, with its
eaoottties and elmptiOitire, ehooid lose it0
oiharm for the people of the British Em-
pire, the greatest break up and o,etaatro-
phe in Eugliah history would nob be far
off. The home bntidere are 1130 true
nation builders. In the church's lite and
progress the home is e'en a vital teotor,
In the immure in whioh the hems i0
lifted up into erne dignity, put ity and
epirituatity, will tbe thatch become the
beautiful bride of Cbriet. The bume le
also a plaoe where the uloeast and most
enduring ties of earth exist. Maaua,
respect, ommildeeae and affection have
their natural dwelling plaoe there, end
ehooid be diligently cherished and kept
fresh and blooming. In the home the
0weeteat and Matt -met ixperienoee of life
are known, There uta two cup., the cup
of joy and the Opp of Burrow, which will
he partaken of in every home ; bat the
bitter can be changed into the sweet by
lemma from the tree of Life, even 0e the
Marah waters were sweetened by the tree
oast into them. non the home, too, we ' -.
shell every one of ne one day depart
never to retu,n again, '!'here ere two
deeply interesting and tnuobiug Bonner is
the bistory of every home, Tba first ie
when bridegrooin and bride eater the
house for the first time to make It a
h one • and the suoond in, when or
other fe borne aerobe tbe threshold in the
stillness of death never to return. 11
will one day be tree of us all : "kle erten
return no more to his home, neither shall
his piens know biro any mote." To 0e
does the Divine admonition come 3 "Sea
thine house in order, for thou shalt die
and not liven'
Our duty to our home ie great end -
varied. A pert of it will be to give to the
home as much of our pereouel presence •
and attention as is pueetble. Lilco the
bower -bird of Australia, we should make
oar bonne bright and nttraative, so that
the time 0001 in them will, ioatead of
being irksome, bo the brightest and beet
part of our life. There are other inter.
eats to which time and matey need to be
given, bat we should always subordinate
these to the welfare of the home, never
allowing aoaial reechoes or bueinese tells
and engagements to sumach upon the
integrity of the home life. We are to live
at home, and go out to daily toil and
0ooied intercourse ; not to live abroad,
and give the horn• the shreds of oar time
and interest. We Mould also make
proper provieiau for the material needs
and requirements of the home. This
will aeoeoeitate rightly directed indaetry.
The husband should be "a good provider,"
and the wife should "took well to the
ways of the household ;" and both young .
men end young womuu should be peeper.
ing fm the eettng np in due season of a
home whioh shell be to them a plea, of
eotutort end happiness, There t hcnld.
also be a wine economy, "Waste not,
want upt, Provision for the material
needs of the home Oen also be made by
00011 forme of immune,. AN tha order of
Doo aheae and kindred organize, rano
afford. Siekuees, acrhient and cteeth will -
bring their own scalier trials, and also
make heavy demaude mon the casco, Cee
of the bone. There ere few, if any, enter
' t N
doeportion f one,a
f'nv tin•u
waye 1 es
Yp
8000110338 and savings than to the mu'n0r
iodinated. Thousands upon thou,,en,te
of widows and orpbetle have, whore t'noh
provision bus been made, b. en Mete to t tee
life In the day of calamity wail hos, ,ad
outage bcoeuso of the ready and precti-
cal help whiahlhae time comm to than.
And above all We, there is Onr 111;'1100 .
duty to the home, that of *Waking It ,he
abode of true piety, Onr homes ebauld
face heavenward I their outlook should be
life of that better lt- , e
to u
towards aide keg better ttf
into whioh, when all earthly bonnie • re
at last brolsen up, the great family tied
bouoebold of tdod shall be gethcrod,
where0orr0w and aufferiug shall nave:
cone Med out of Which no one shall Over
depart.
The ohoir rendered the anthem "Rens
ere of Life's Harvest," and lfipling's
highly prized reoesefnnal "Leek wo Por.
get," ns vol0itarios, During the march
and in front of the x{, 0, T, M. Hall .the
Band played "Nears my God to Thee,"
]lend riindly Light, 1It0 Home
there,"" "1tin Ills Being bl HOttven " a0000nd
s