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Vol, 28. No, 29
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1900
VV. H. KERB,
op,
New
Ferguson
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Advertisements,
W,
]owe :—Ohairmau'a address by T,
n
dtraghan ; Underdraining , by A. Ger,
diner, of 112pIiillop ; 'Apple denture°, by
A. McNeil, of Walkervtlle ; "Feed .and
ogre of dairy cattle", by T, H. Mason,
of $taffordvtlle, In, the eYyntng, nom•
miming at 7.50 in addition to a good
melee( program there will be' epeeobse
by the ohairmari and Meagre. McNeil and
Maaoi on "The eooial Bide 00 .farm life"
and "Some National Problems' ,
A sleigh load of Ooneervativea attended
the Convention in Brunetti on Friday
neat,
Mines C. Harms and Morrleon return.
`ed to Spry after, spending a mouth's
holidays at the Eormer'a home here,.
.'grown & Berner(' are having•the Mot-
,ria lights put into the eluding rink which
will make it more pieseent for skaters.
D. D. G. Ila. Tipling geve Montana.
Lodge, No. 177, an official visit and in-prLitraevti
ataliaa the folbwingoiiigera:—Geo. $pot•
N. G. ; Andrew Brown, y, G. ; J. A.
Barnard, Seo. ; Geo, Barnard, Treas.
G. Paniin, Warden 1 John Douglas, 0,
Gf. •I Geo, Leolcin I. G,
We are sorry to hear of Dr. Brent J.
HazIewood',ilinee. He is now in PAAts•
burg, Haneae, and has been ailing for
some time MA took were°, Hie
y
Faherleft on Saturday for Pltteburg,
Brent is e, general favorite among the
boys and we all wish him epeedp re.
oovohn
John Fortune, of this village, keeps
a p
Ehe cow showed algae Early thio mouth
K going dry and at
times almost failed to give any milk,
Mr. F. Grid in wait for the mysterious
Y
Gauen of the Groable and to hie surprise
legcaue ht hie tpot he oowndbng needless
g g as to
say that pig and vow don't ohm any
more.
Fratt,—Jnet before noon on Wedneelay
fire f John
fier9988 dleoovered Howl.* street, and and steble
e lire
was too far advanced to be put out with
Peat of the contents was got ont, but
sumo straw mad hay wee destroyed. By
bardwork and the use of some blankets,
Mr re e"vv`ie's'stable adjoining, although
several times was Bayed, Lose
about
dear. $40. The aquae of fire is not gaits-
James Ferguepn and wife, 9tlt °On
aid Mrs, 13roadfoot, of Manitoba, were
plaiting with D. Ferguson and family at
Tenwater:
Next Bummer Chas, Wheeler, Ir„ 4tG
line, wilt enlarge and improve hie
reeideuoy, adopGhag modern mathoda be
the addition.
We are pleased to report that 1111es Belle
Strachan, who has been ill, is r00veriOg
gaffe short and will be fully restored we
hope shortly,
Thursday evening of )vet week a large
; aomp8nyof young people spent an enjoy
able time at the residegoe of Jere Fer u-'
K
son, 9th con. A load -same from Moles•
worth end another oornpany from At.
wood, making about 40 in ail
Jno. Hill left on Monday afternoon 00
a visit to hie eon at Clinton and his
daughter; Mr. (Dr.)Rivera, of prdJton,
Mr. Hill well dseres a holidayas h.
Ms been m hard toiler tar mnay8 year
while farmin on the 10th eon. . We are
a gR
glad to state that ho health has greatly
in improved and we hope be may be spared
for mos este to sn o the 'tante of hie
y enjoy
labor,
L100ataz $coixxx.—Ov FridayeveningCollege,
of feet week s musket and literary pro.
gram we presented at Tnrnbull'a school
hotel, 15th coo., in conettiov with the
Literary Sacristy of that community,
President VV. Kreuter occupied the ebair
most eatiefaotorily and each performer
did ry theirpartwell. Following was the
solo ; harmonise selection Harddress r Wilt.
"Rejected" Y
Cantilena,' Miens Wilbsie and Jae.
" Harris and 0. Turnbull ; reading, Hugh
Stewart ;nog, Wm. McAllister ; violin,
Jae. Campbell ; reading, Jno, Hislop ;
recitation, Mise Fannie Heade° ;
dialogue harmonica, letter",Harvey Wilteie;
Pi 9 W
was a yo g s I ne can ; song, It I
was as Young as I nae to be," George
Wilde ; remitation, Jas. Perris ; violin
meth, Jae. Campbell ; faros "Selling the
donkey"; Bang, W. Maynard ; quartette,
"Good Night." The financial proceeds
amounted to $5.20 which goes into the
treasury of the Society. A debate will
be bald on Thursday eveniagot this week
on the toplo "Resolved hatIntemperanoe
has oaaed more misery than war. Jae.
Harris and Oliver Turnbull are the cep•
Minaret the respective audee and will be
aeeieted by a number of yang men of
the locality, Thie is a good move and
ebnald be heurt•ily supported by both
old ae well ae young.
, Quite a number .of Morrieites attended
the ,East Huron Farmers' Institute
meeting et Brussels on Wedneedaypf
neat week,
Lou, l5olimier, 2nd line, trimmed the
top off the thumb on hie right bend in
the turnip pnlp0x recently and has had
sore thumb etnme,
Quitea number from this township
wjll go to the North West next Spring,
oGare and oEhera
an per hem as settlers.
as permanent eatElers,
There will be a good repreentatiov of
Morrie people at the Patriotic Concert in
Brunelle Friday evening of neat week i'
Y
weather and roads are favorable,
It is a good move of the Towi ebi
Connell to pub. up a horse shed at the
Hall. The building will be 20x00 I-st
: and tenders will be received up to
o'ctnok on rob. 12th,
Oliver Turnbull, 15th eon, die poeed of
a yovoq thorn' bred boll to George Mo•
Donald, tat coo, It was sold through an
bred. in Tnz POST. The animal is well
bred.
The Belleville Weekly Sun, of Jan. 18,abandon
says :—Rev. A. R. Maunder, of Albert
aoou ,ed the
p' pulpits of the
Methodist church on the Rawdon °trona
on Sunday last. Notwithstanding the
somewhat inclement weather immense
gatherings were at each appointment and
all were well pleased with the ability and
earnestness of the speaker. Hie aubjeat
"Missions" was ably handled—seldom
by older is illusbr bec)rof theand
an bundant
o refnb et evidence was Iandtrzeal 1 the
noble an appeal. A widespread welcome
awaits him to talk on missions or kindred
, aubje0te. Speoial reference) should be
made to the touching pathos with which
he referred to the Indian mieaiams fields
of reBritish Colombia. The contributions
were in exaars is of former years. bril-
Haut edur s predicted for him and be
is looked upon 8e one of the 0001105 stare
of the Methodist "ohproh.
Jno. Lawson • Guide, Jn . annon
e, o ne
feeble Watchman, Peter Gardiner ; Oat-
.aide Wetohmaa Fred. Born ^ 1 e reeen.
, P
tative to Grand Lodge, Jno, McDonald
Lodge is in health o nd't'on with over
y i i
100 members on the roll. Meetina are
g
a held on the third Wednesdayof each
' r da
On Theraday evening of this weal
Rev, Mr, Raley; of Kitamaat B. 0• will
giveen addre e " '' a' ' '
a cry Mies.Ona In the
1 Methodist church, Begged,.
There were 205persona
T t w e pe ons at the lkaf'ev
diet Sabbath suborn lest ` bbat aft
a Sabath er.
noun and 221 at Melville
same hour, These good rea0rda a
are a shoot as In g
place
lace the size of Brussels with three
meetingat 11 " Sante '
the am time.
The Home Oh p r le the name of a
congregational paper published by he U,
P. gongregation of Walton, Out, The
initial number oame
a to band -nger flying
It tea white winged messenger flying
throaglt Ghe armmunity beuriig some•
thin of
nothing pre d to aP stied gIvrng but egk upon
',Cast thy bread
the waters for
w or thou abalt find it after
many dhya," Rev O. lYl. nee is the
l
pastor,
At the annum l
diet Social niopmugnet of the baeMetle
U of Toronto Chaster
Massey advocated the setting apart of
one montb'ineach year, a sort of Lent,
-during withal the ohgroh people should
souls' engagements and similar
plenums to devote all their zeal, aver gy
and ability to the furtherance of the
he
work of winning souls for Christ and at
etirring up enthusiasm in His ranee.
The suggestion, which took the form of a
resolution, was endorsed by all present,
and the aabeme will reeive the assistance
of the General Sapperinbendent, Dr. Car.
man, who e8onded the resolution.
Local—G, B. King,
$T,qO per doze—E, Bart,
House to d ze—E, Taal,
Local Prot. Dorenwend,
Tired eyes—G. A. Desdmav,
farm for sale—W. 11. Sinolair.mqutfi,
Canadian' Express Op.�A, Sculley,
Ta Ooitraotpre—Walton A, 0,17.
Customers Co who are P
B Participating—J.
•.� T
ki.
Mae Minnie O&M is int with scarlet
fever. ,
Gerge Oaeomore,.8r., held big amnion
gala 00 Tueday afternoon,
Ray. Mr, Hall, wife and amble, of Bai.
t gtave,,veited int the ma0ee leaf week,
Rev. Mr. Malcolm and [refer, of Tee•
water, visited at the manse last week,
3 Mtse Jemima Ja01teean has returned
from New York after a vwit to her grater,
James B005890 has tebaraed from
Prince Edward where he has been
vielbio5 since Obrtetmae,
Quite a number from the vilinge abend-
ed the Bone of $outland convert un Wong
m o Tuesday evening.08
The s0bol ohtlaren are preparing for a
grand concert to be given sometime in
Fee, The annual meeting
r e. g of the
BIwale a reabyterian chane? was held
sed y eventn5 the 16th met.
Tlole woriCll,ton
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Mies Wood, of Stratford, is visiting at
Wm, Wood's.
da etihomeeonepeat Satarday and $un•
Stewart
e
vieiting
very
Joseph
°rte
the
$0010
non.,
meat
and
• A
other
third
Oonservater
Friday
quer
in
8.
received
the
treat,
and
The
press
Wingbam.—J.
poeed
G.
Etliotts
pnrohaeer.
The
oongeo1100with
John
Captain,
Whitman
aging
Dingle'',
Ethel
gation
eels
Mise
vited
Concert
day
is a
We
Laird
taken
Mrs.
veryg
soon
r`astizu'e
week
pion
The
o'0 uok
Leadbu;•V.
John live $undaged at home.
Mina M. E. Rue ie vieiting in. Beaforth.
FrankHaaokwell is at present nursing
James H, Stenzel, of Toledo, Ohio,
hie parents, 12th On.
A eleighlomd of young people spent
pleasant evening 0.t the residence
McKay, 10th con., prey,
Wm. Keil hevingdie used of his
East of Leadbary, disposed
going
sunny South in the Spring.
of oar young folks of the
MoKillop, attended the entertain.
in No. 2, Grey, Met Friday evening
report having a good time.
Is
of
ro
o
14th
an-
the
`bard
the
teat
0. ban•
week
has
of
Mon
Ex.
in
die•
here.
Mr,
is the
in
;,
H.
Man•
Allan
dale•
Brea-
in-
Fri-
have
of
been
will
neat
atm.
(esti-
irare.
1.80
fol-
Bros, are, doing a rushing
business in the ohoppigg Ifne,
Thome Cumming Is making
K g prepare•
Hone to build an addition to his house,
"°r, Cerrothere of Monorleff, hes o
a chased the property belonging to J a,
Wilson 4b J °Mo' Grey.
y
Mere h J. MoIie and daughter have
a returned home from an extended visit
with friends in Peterborough.
ky
Mie Lyda Mitchell who has been un
der thes acre 00 Dr. Iargieon for acme
time is able to be around 0.gam.
l:rsttnbrooLi,
R, Mitchell and Mise Ella, of Brod.
began, were in the village on Sunday.
last erebaae e no on ervice tin ofKnox church
minion
at Ethel
Wednesday to attend a training eohool
being a mieaioaary
to ith Brit e intentione o Columbia.
_
Otha era her of Edwfollowing
10ended
ard Garrowoearefers
her resident old settlers are npassing over byone
majority
anent ma actin now, in this ne o•
y not manyremain with as. One of
them, in the person of the lata Mre, Ed.
ward Grrrow, passed away on Friday,
the 12th 1081,, at the ripe ase of 82 y°ora.
Mrs. Garrote, whose maiden name was
Rebeoa Kay, flee born in the North of
Ireland, of Scottish ancestry, on Febru-
ary 2nd, 1818, but in early inlep*y re• ins
moved to Glasgow, Scotland, where she
resided until her marriage, in April, 1842
to the late Edward Garrow, a native of
Stirling, Scotland, who pre•deoeaeed her.
ape Glasgow the newly married 000510
America, intending to settle in in
New Jerey, but by thence were diverted operations.
first to the city of Buffalo, thee but a
small place, thence 800088 the Niagara home
river to the hen all important village of
Chippewa, on the 0anndle aide, where
they remained a year, rpm00105 to the Grey,
township of North Dumfries, Waterlooy'
county, whereremoval nthey remainedanti'thea Calder
wag to the homestead, in the township of Maitland
McKillop, adjoining the North-western
town boundary of $eeforbb, where bath
died, At that time there was no $ea• feeln
forth, nu gravel made in the country, no
railways. Most of the flelde now ao or- have
derly and well cultivated were they either
virgin forest, or as their ebnod stump have
R Y p
proved, bili recently realairoed. Al Goma
though not of the earliest settlers, Mr.
and Mre. Garxow had to sedate many of week.
thepioneere' privatione until the clear-
"in was enlarged and new buildings, to
5 g
replace the old log affairs erected. Poor P
old des fled l0 hones 1 what warm sad old
P gMr.
stead of scorn, the rising abetter.
gene generationVerily
it will
knew whet It owes to these old houses Bethel,
and their heroic inhabitants, would m.ke poiaEmente
of them H not eh01008 at least semi -sacred is
platen. On the evenin of her tate hue-wmoverometaken
band'a funeral, in Angnst 1894, Mrs. to
Gn row fell and never united roke bra herthigh bone,
her to
P y K homestead
CII CS KOH vet iwS.
The Methodist century fund now totals
000,000.uta
RegularmonthlySabbath morning...
Next Sabbath eveningthe subject at
Melville a " i
Ende ver will be Lassos for
Simon and na.'r
Knox eb rob Toronto, a
church, h a formally
annsons the resignation of Rev. Dr.
Parsons foraApril let,
Father Dixon, of from
died
died suddeviy on hie way from hie fioee
his house
to the oburoh to say Mass,
'Jephtbah a vow' was Rev. Mr. Abey's
Met Sunday morning and in the
evening the text was "Dome and ass," St.
John 1. and 46,Jas
"'roe Baptism mea Temptation of our
Lord,' will be the topic of 8t, dohn a
Yonag People's Society on Thursday
evening of this week,
Rev. Dr. William Patrick, of Dundee,
$outlined, has accepted the Prinoipalehi -
of Manitoba (Presbyterian) College, 8510•
eeedinq the late Dr. King.
The Board of Managers of the Central
Presbyterian church, Hamilton, has de•
oided to resign as the easiest way of
aetthe the trouble over the organist.
The Bible Society collectors are eveia l
bo their work for this year bat several
books ere out yet. Will the persona dela.
es early as this
Y P one$blawork kindly attend toJ it
IG bine been decided to hold the biennial
iov of the Epworth Leagues o[
O 0 London
the London Conference, ab Stratford, on
Feb.18.14, is the gem Covveation
that was to have been held in Clinton.
Ata meeting of he Guelph Presby
tery Rev. D. Fletnher, of ea h street
cherub, Hamilton, was nominated for
Moderatorshi
bly, to be bald in H 1 lax 091 the eeoovd
Wedvesda of Jane next.
Y
"The Baptism and Temptation of
Jeeps" will be next Sabbath's lesson iu
rue 6odey schools. 18 months' atadY
of the lute of Ohrist has been arranged in
conte
ofhter. be eo no. with the International lessen
of'shins. See notes of lesson on Singe
3 of this bases.
"Be thou perfect before Me," Gen. 17-
1, wse Rev. Sao. Holmes' text teat $ab•
„
bath morning and in the evening "Come
are heavy
jsdes and to Me I will give you The
reverend gentleman is a good preacher
Wl»=teettn.
movement is on foot to establish
furniture factory in Wingham,
N. Gri baihes beenelected
leote fee'
O
from
ouventiouart gresele
MoDonala M. P. attended
in Arthur, M Mullen of "last
Y
honor of Jae. MOMnlen 51 P.P.
E. Kent, formerly of Winghern,
the travelling representative
firm of John Cox & Sen. of
wholeeaie varnish manutaotnrere,
has commenced hie duties.
following from the Clifford
has referred to one well known
J. Elliott, V. S. has
of his bneinee and property
K Cranetou, V. B., who has been
assistant for some time,
following Officers were pleated
the Ho01tey club.—Free„
Clegg ; Manager, J. H. Chisholm
Chas. Skeatee ; Secretary,
; Tree., Geo. Hannah ;
Committee, Jos. Hudson,
II. Chambers, Alex. Alderson.
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Mise Jo 'toes fe 111 with thgrip
a this
week.
Edith Deadman ie on the si0k Hai t is
b1
week.
Glen Coseley is oleic with Grip this
week•
Mre, D. Moore is visiting relative near
Toronto,
Mien Lizzie Ross is on the eiok list
this week,
Mies Lillie Gunner, of Listowel, is
visiting Mrs. eo K. Roes.
Thomsen was laid op with to
grippe
g ei daring the peat week.
Seymour Service, of I. Sooltil, is vieit-
ing bis sister, Mre, F. S. Scott.
N. ateB.. Mre. Garry and Meryl, of
Wroxeter, were in town o Friday.
Mre, McGuire, of Pererboro' was visit.
bug her sister, Mre. D. C. Rose, this weak,
Mrs. Jacobs, I of London, is visiting
Rev. G. J. and Mre. Ably at 81. admit"
reaGory.
Mre, Oaoper, sister to Mies Frannie,
orbast week d at Toronto o Thursday
D, A, and Mre. Lowry are visiting
rew this week, combining bneinese
ant d pleasure.
Mrs. Wilson , of Molesworth, wag visit.
ivy her dpaug ool war, Mre, M. H. Moore, dee•
ing the pet week.
Dr, McNanghten has quite recovered
From hie illneee and is able to attend to
his practice as usual.
Will. Duncan, 4th line Morris, will
learn the barbering parlor. business in R. N.
Barrett's tonsorial arlor.
Mrs, J. J. Gilplo has been bothered
with her throat and to receiving medical
attention for it wbiph is pruduotive of Fe-
lief•
The "Stratford Beacon' says "Dr,
Davidson, dentist, of Breesele, and well
known in Stratford, has removed to
Woodstock.
Jno. Long, agent for the Noxop firm
in Brussels, was is Ingersoll for a few
dela this week visiting the firm he is en•
a ed
g K with. •
has
been Rpqui quite during the past week with
pneumonia but will 0000 be all right
Gv.•es-,
Jno. Bryan spent Sunday on the 4th.
Jaa. Mann will build a new barn next
eeaeo,
A wedding is hilted at on the 12th
eon, before long.
Mies Bella Habkirk, of Blytb, le visit.
at he home of Duncan McLemohlin.
Peter Ritchie, 14th con., is away to
Fergae cru a holiday visit for a few weeks.
Jae, Jackson baa bis machinery all
moved to hie new farm neer Teeewater,
$, Wright, of Hentr n ie busyactin
Y gettingLase
hie stook of wood for next summer's
John Savage has been busy hauling
briob for 8 new hon±e from T.
Bennett's kiln.
Mies McTavish, teacher of S. S. No. 6,
was the guest of Mise Maggie
The G.laat week. P R. bridge gang are at pies•
re-baildin the over the river
at Henfr n. bridgeMise
Y
Hear Ball, 10th ao., be been feeling
poorlyweek but is
bettefor r age ain,
Mr and Mre. Stevenson, of Henfr n
returned from Detroit where the Y
been for the past two mrntan
Miens Biaok and Heudere0n and Mr,
of Davof pdker cmneh, 145 ural at the
G h coq., his
Last week Reeve Turnbull, 41h con-,
urcGaead m Ehoro' brad bull, 10 months
from Jae. Spate, 5th lino, Morris,
Speir keeps good stook.
'ever J. ache Mbee ears E rmonof Ge mat
reachY
and Henfryn ap•
next 8mbbath. Mr. Garbutt
e good preacher,.
the 5th b con next Spring twhere 6he will
conjunction with his father, work the
"sntheme
Larkin, 1 O atb
Rev, Mr. in the' of nab 1 m, occupied
the pulpit the Presbyterian church
last Sabbath and gave two excellent die.
courses.
Rev, Mr, Howson, of Olintou, presehed
missionary sermons in the Methodist
church her lest Sabbath. Rev. Mr.
Russell took his work at Clinton.
Sunda the band of the 33rd Bat•
Y
talion drove over to Goderioh and took
part in the funeral service of the late dDr.er
Shannon, which was conducted under
military anepioes.
Monday evening a couple of loads of
young folks from town drove over to the
home of Mr. Layton, and spent a vase
galea of and returnin playing games, °bug•
g' ed home in the '*wap
ours o' the moring,' all safe beyond
s few aceta, by may of attempting up-
este, atter a vary enjoyable sleigh ride.
HOCKEY. — Last Friday night the
hockey lemma of Seaforth and Harriet00
met on the rink here and played a hot
game, In the latter half one of the Sea-
forth team wits laid off by a blow in the
arae a maat n and walked off thee la rristomans wiceidl not
ing the home team to claim the victory by
3 goats be 2.
Last Friday evening a number of
young people took poseeasimn of the home
of Wm. II0.le and for a few Guars made
wi th and
The ,timetw0.a ipleaeanbiyn ape 61 playing
games, &a., and all dispersed about 1 a.
m•, voting that the Hale family know
how to entertain visitors even when
by surprise.
The annual meeting of the McKillop
Friday evening bertha InsuranceCm was held
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NI orr1 e.
Townehi Connell on Fe 12th.
P p'•
Mise Mary Woodrnn visited for a
aoWill.le gf Wilson, 5th line, eeks in left for Chicago noste
on Fridaymorning of last weak.
Julia Sharperne
p ieat pressor visiting
her •eieter and brother in St. Thomae.
Jae. Bowman, Go, Councillor, is attend-
week he Go. Council at Godericb this
Jos. Robb and iamb' let line, have
y'
been on the sink list bat we hope they
will soon be better,the
Mies Gibson and Mre. Taming of Bluth,
were venting Ehe MooveY ami me anti
other friends in this lo0alit y'
Rev, 0. C. Keine, o! Pine River •our.
Gaut, preaohe3 at Jookeon s Ghuroh
Inst Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Penhall taking
Mr. m. Shoe work.the
movie $to WWalton 9th
ab con leintends re-
g 0 about tot Mazob,
Fear Bros• will work hue farm heving
rented it for a term o[ years.
Rev. Jas. E. Hunter, of Bervie, w$e
this visitweek while retunder the urning If from Torontoeat."
where he bad been attending a oburoh
Etbae1.
will probably send aFebruary,ent
y good
to tbePatriotia Concert at
on Friday, Feb. 2nd.
I . Speuae, of Ethel, has been
to 000tribate a solo at the Patriotic
to be held in Brussels on
evening of next week. Mise Spence
good vocalist.
weloome to our village James
and the good wife. They
up their residence in the home
Spence ar. The latter bas
poorlyohlate but we boa she
take change for the better,
INexamnxz.-Tuesday of
a alio meeting, under the
will a hastld Heron Farmer's
in the Town Hall
afternoon session opens at
and the proganrn will be ea
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PHOTO. gALLERY,
&trettort stock.
a helpless cripple,.. Confined to the now
house for the balance of her life, a die.
aster which she bore as she bore all alae Davudeou,
of trouble and affiiotao, with earpae8105 under
fortitude, it being said of her that never about
roe during her long illness] did she utter
a complaint or a peevish word. Thus he
has phased away in the ripeness of 0908
the faithful and lovingwife, the tender herr
and deeply a8aotionae mother,the firm and
and sincere friend, leaving bhind, to menta.
those that knew her, Covin and tenderg
memories, which will nob soon fade. non.
Theriga,children are the Hoo. Jae, city
surviving fel
Garrote, of Goderiob ; John, of Victoria,
British Columbia ; Edward, of Webwood, school
Ontario and Robert and Janet who redact Press.
on the old homestead. The remains ere
were laid to rest in the Maitland bank the
cemetery. 11.
and the 100 aorea oppoeite
owved by Mr, Shaw,
Darin E
lith aoou few
been rather
the weather b iG be able to et
again vita Gooden and we hoe
q yP
wtlloonteIa, to improve.
cold friends, ip Detroit, was renew•
old friendships in Grey and Tome
y' It in 10 years afnos be was home
he notices many important improve-
He ie a son of Geo, Sbielelab
in the
Mr. Sl!eib is a reports
of the straits and reports a anomie.
season for 1899.
Sobjeot for the Debate in Smilie'e
Tuesemy evening was Pulpit ve.
On account of two of the speaks
on the affirmative declining to take
platform A, Yaill was supported by
McKay and F. Molntoab, while the
was upheld by D. McDonald,
M
Hogg and N. . Riobardton, Denis.
was given in favor of the affirmative.
debate will be held next weak, but a
entertrinment will be held on
evening when election of offi•
will take place. All are. weloome.
Edward Collie, of Heetryn, has re.
home from a visit to hie brother-
Spokane Wehington and also visited
and Victoria, B. C„ going via the
Pacific Railway ; the round
over 4,900 miles, coating him exactly
ear, Collis was very favorably im•
with the thrift and enterprise of low
Yankees as evidenced in Spokane
unshed openly mbli to in
aalt its orme for
appalling
in these towns ae he witnessed with
own eye. It is a common 00ourreae Jatnee,
British Columbia minere to oome retreat,
to Seattle and spend a year's earn. let
in a atingle aught in one of thea leve. Posen.
*o , Mzeoii a,—Th9 annual mest• Tee
of the BFivet Corners 0baeoe Paotory noon,
held on the 18th inst. in the factory, ing
the auditor's report we lean Holmes
figures for the pet season : -Total Mre.
milk received, 1,172,712 ; Ibe. ahem with
105,549 ; average Ibe. bright
to lb. cheese, 11.11 ; total receipts,
; exenditure, 510,658.16 ; 17,
o Gaud, $18.22 ; overage met Morrie,
lb. of tbeeee, 1.22o. ; average cost of ago
per. Ib. including mint hauling, Souris,
I average 50100 for osaeov, 9,060, of
!b, ere Riobmond, tha Seo,•Treag., of
Ile had held thi9 post ever ick
the {Mowry wee built, and it goes and
saying thee he was a faithful and
Samuel Wherry teas appointed ed
1 Traaeurer, Robb. Roe ; Com. glad
James Grit*, Thos. Smith, John coveringni0ei
it. t Auditor. Thee. Hammed. ell
meeting.
Messrs. Moons Forsyth, Smith end
y'nd Y a number
t West next
of d rasa with thereto
Spring and are baying now with that ob.
l sot in view, y g
It is exported that Millard, eldest son
ben Councillor M. K. Cardiff, , who brae
been at the General Hospital, Toronto,gompeny,
may be brought home this week it able to
staid the journey.9919
Miss Lizzie Laudlaw, of Beget Man.
ie visaing her abler, Mre. Geo 80 Jwife
eon, 8th lune, David Laidlaw and wife
of the lama plane are also visiting at
Ooauotlter Jackson's.
George Kelly, 85h line, is hauling
material for the erection of a new briak
residence to be put up next season, Mr.
Kelly bad re bee hauling brick from
Brunets last Saturday.
The many friends of Mr, and Mre.
Robb, 1st line, extend to them their
eymballty in the death of their 4 year
old eland, Myrtle, The funeral took
plebe on Wednesday of last week.
Demean Ashton, of the 1st con., has
gone to London to attend the collegiate
Institute in that 0it3. He 000.8 800001-
ponied by Frank Garvie, of the Sad, ing
who expeote to epend the Winter there. ing.
One day last week, as Henry Perdue,
2nd con,, we leading a oolt out to scene
water, the animal kicked striking Mr.
Perdue on the leg and breaking it just be.
the knee. A0 Mr. Perdue is DOW in her
hue 70th year. and ism deolinung state of this
hie r oobut verle hopes are euterbained
Y has
We regret to report the death of for
the 7 year old so of Alex.
tat line, whose illness of soar- ohuroh
fever, Was referred to In last week's at
He passed away on Saturday. it
#anarat'took plane on Monday atter-
Rev. D. Rogers, of Blaevale, tsk• part
the service at the house and Rev. J. Thursday
at Brunets cemetery. Mr, and there
Peered are deeply sympathised
in their boreavemsnt. Jae. was a Toronto
boy. rest
Arminian.— We regret to 'tear that A. the
Robertson, formerly of the 5th line,
was seriously injured a few waste fernery
while returning to big home near lowing
Man., from the mill with a load milk
chop. A runaway team, the property cheese
Itobet•t ISay, a Yormer reel ent oC all calved,
towuehip, overtook 1Or. Robertson 801.79.
jumped into the sleigh striking him
P l g
injuring him severely, It was fear. ton
he was Welly injured but we are Mester
10 stet+ Mr. Robertson le now re. Foremen,
and we hoe will soon be Jas.
Ache. y' P ._
north, when the auditor's report and
•
flnanoial statement were read avd other
fe ate o trnnsamted. Ona of the leading
features of the meeting was the passing
of a xeaolution of appreciation of the
08001000 of W. J. $Gannon, who has for
so many years a faithfully o. has gad
the duti09 of SsoretarytreaeurBO of the
and of a practical type.
President Clark and Mre. Clerk have
stetted oat on a tour rood the world in
they scribe of the Christian Endeavor.
The sailed from San Fravoieoo for
Japan early thio week. After epevding
some time in Japan they will Obi Corea
for a week and then proceed to Chine..
The Evangelistic services are still in
progress is the Methodist church. Fru-
day Elgin, of last weed add. es, George,n of
Port Elgin, Save a good address, taking
as his subject "The contest between
Elijah and the prophets of Bob,"aIt
was 0. young peoples' service and was well
attended.
Rev. William Savage, of Guelph, has
started on a lecture tone through the
counties of Simone, York, Grey and
Bruoe. He will not return before Spring
as he will be unable to fill hie engage-
in lege time, having 500809890
leotures to deliver. Good fora man in
his eighties.
Rev. Mr. Raley, of Kitamant, B. O.
who is in Ontario seeking health, offered
to spend four days in Wingham Datrioa
this week addressing pubiia meeting% bat
the Epworth League Exeontive thought
the notioe too short. Wingham Dietriot ral
has undertaken to support Rev. Mr. evening,
Raley in he mission field. noon
Next Sabbath the Communion will be city.
dispensed at ,Melvilleohurob. Rev, D. B.
McRae, of Oranbrook will reach at the
P
at 2,80 cervica on he after- p.
at 2,30 o'elontc, The pastor will p„
the Sabbath services and the opening
service on Monday evening will be pluton,
by the annual oongregational week,
meeting,
The Central Methodist authorities,
authorized the offer of"58,100 will
Mre. F. D. Hamilton for the resi4enae bu
dkureb arrest, now oo0apied by Mr. will
the H. S. Consul, the intention
to use the residence ELS a parsonage, ea
for it out of the prooeede of the °d
Oeutury Fund. Mrs. Hamilton a0•
he offer. It is understood the tot
trnnsf90 of the propertywill take (Rev.)
about the let of May. member
The 18th annual provinoial convention told
the 31. M. 0. A. of Ontario and Quebec officer.
be held in the Central Methodist tiring
Woodotook, from Feb: 8 to 1l of
speakers are George Mo -
P g
Prest tint 0f the local branch and Fleto
Edward atiOrd who. ie at present re- tee,
in Stratford. Mr. Halogen will the
over the conference of actors, &
ireatore and business men, and Dr, Fletcher
will eprs i 4n the subject, 1h
can the spirited purpose per• the
again we nope.
Jno. Roddik, an old and well known
path a tof homee with phis clGrey,
ar titis mak.
t daughter,
er Mre
Ballantyne, in town now.
D. ve G. M., Dr. Lnnderki0( M. P., of
Hanover, paid an °Motel visit to St.
John's Lodge, A. F. & A. 141., Brussels,
on Wednesday evening of this week.
George D. Lamont, formerly of Bens•
b m
Batik at ndard
ea 8rentfmrd toromo e pthet /leahe d eine,
Toronto. His many old friends here will
be pleased to hear of his manes.
Fred. Burgess, late of Winnipeg,
formerly of Brussels, bas purchased the
well established photograph bushiest] of
Horace Foster, of Clinton. We wish
him success. The Clinton people will
find bim a good oitizen.
Nathan J. Austin, who is making his
home in Brussels this Winter, ie an ofd
soldier having spent 4 years i n Co. D. of
the 9th 21, Y. Cavalry daring the war be.
tween the North and South. He draws a
pension of $6.00 per month.
Wednesday's Stratford Herald gays
"Mre- G. A. Powell and her daughter,
Mise Ethyle, who ie to sing at the Cant-
Methodist choir concert to•marraw
arrived here yesterday after.
and will visit with relatives in the
'W H. Kerr, of Ta Per
u o ,bee been ea,
tpd, of G with Han. J, , lber, lea M,
p„ O lit orfah,ane H, address t e
of Orediton, to give an adores at the
of the Stavly Libras Building,
on Thuredey evening of ne
The Tamil of J. Leckie of Torovto
• Y ' , `
move to Ilrn095,0 nest •8prm5 and
d the BR
ms now op Summer
m edbn?helr oomfortsble
P Y S. 80rtt. They
be welcome visitors and wo hope Mr.
wall find time to take a well earn-
holiday.
Dr. Rolling, the Warder of Huron 00.
1900, ue a brother -un -law to Oro.
J. Holmes. The Dr. bee been a
of the Co, Connoil 18 years all
and will make a fireb.olees presidia
He etmtee thmt he purposes rg
from the Co. Cougoil ate the oboes
the year.
We are pleased to hear teat Russell
er el
, deet roe of d bo 010 1 80 of
lye been promoted to men Benj. Al of
os,, whng Departmgut of icago Allen
Cos, wholesale ewelere Chicago.
ben b l i it a 50, Or.
been with the firmforleo in
years. Bagnall the Mate Is also in
ening house in Material Den0.rE.
'Walton.
Alma Cooper is vieiting at Dr. Arm.
trong'e,
Arnie Calder is now a patient in the
Toronto Hospital.
D. and Oise Belle McGill, of Biyth,
sandayed in town.
Mina Annie Ferguson is on the eiok
ei0k Het this week,
Mre, D. Waghorn ;is spending a few
weeks with friends in Kirkton.menta
Mise $herritt, who has been vibitiug at
Mr. Neal's, left on Tuesday for Tara,
Alex. and Mrs. Smith, of Seaforbb, are
visiting friends in Walton and vioinity
Mr. Leatherlaod, of Seafortb, preaobed
in the Methodist (hurrah last Sabbath,
Some of our residevte enjoyed a sleigh-
party to the North on Friday even.
George Christopher's residence was the
of an enjoyable party o Friday
evening.
Mise Jennie Ferguson is visiting at
auntie, Mrs. Thos. Cardiff, in Grey,
y, 0000
week. poop
Rev. Mr. MoKibbon, of Ottawa, who °enduot
supplied the pulpit of Doffs Church pubiio
the past two weeks, left this week. followed
Services will be held in the U. P.
on Friday at 6,30 and Saturday
2.00 ; 5ominuuioo service On Sabbath Stretford,
11,00, to
$nine of our amateur epontere took on
in the debate is No. 2 Gray, on Seyfert,
evening. The Literary society being
is booming. pitying
Rev. D. Forret and family left for 20th
on Monday. We hope hat a canted
from mioieerial labor will result in formal
speedy recovery of his voice, plane
The auditor's report of Walton Cheese
for past year contained the fol. of
information : Total pounds of will
received, 81,518 ; total pounds of oborob,
made, 41,9711 total amoaut re. Amongthe
$4,194,07, patrons receiving 53,• Lagan,
Good Fos note forh
The • P P acct snare. Dr.
fo110w W. arm the ourrere for Wal- siding
A, 0. U. W. for the current term :— preside
Workman, Thos. Archibald 1 d
Robb, Archibald ; Overeer,a
' , Merry
M. Moore ; Iieoordor, R. H. Fprga• "How
r'
tit
Canadian
les this
his Co,
),tnadian
Money
toted.
Manager's
' NOTICE I
Express Cot
via
format's
the
Wroxeter. negative
J.
Richard Miller is visiting at bis home ion
here. No
The "Star"has opened up in the Hemp- literary
bill block. Thoreday
Wallace Lagkie is se home on a few earn
day [holidays.
M14fre. L. Brown left for Toronto on turned
y morning. at
Minnie Hemphill is vieiting Seattle
Moods eods at Stratford et preegnt. Northern
N, White and wife visited at the trip,
home near Harrigan on San. 5100.
day pressed
Jno. Davide0n, who has bean on the the
tolt list out again. fohe past two weeks, ie able to and
Wm, Shoemaker, wife and family tent
moved on Tuesday to Nebraska. We bio
waab them summers. for
G. Barnard, atter seeing the nine light down
by the Eieoteia Light do., has tinge
bis hones wired. Aa
A lord of sports drove over to Harris• ing
on Wednesday to attend the opening wee
the pork faobory. The boys report From
a very enjoyable time, these
T. and Mrs. Malloy, of Howiok, both Ibe
90 years of age, are yet quite hearty. manufaatured,
Tueeday of neat week Mr. M. walked milk
town,e distance of for miles. 510,576.98
ray meeting let Friday balance
he pruneipal part of the program per.
the debate which was threshed out cheese
the following sabjast was, "Which 19 1.46o.
means of greatest service to bis noun, per
Statesman, Poet or' Warrior." The resigned.
wee Pp held by Mrs. Spotter eine°
David Rae ; the Poet by Mise Elide without
end Thos. Gibeon, jr„ and the officer,
by A, Munro and Mies Alberta 8e0retaty
The Statesman proved to be tile mien'',
aerviae. Little,
MR. A. GOUSLEY
day been appointed Agent of
at Btueeele, Ont:
otnan In 7,eckids Moen,Mies
your goods to be shipped
Expree Co„ the all rail route.
Orders sold to all parts of
Office, i Montreal,
7LD SIGHT AND
r.� ^�1
✓LD A�7rE supplied
• bad
)ld ago i8 a'natter of years. ton
)ld sight i8 a question 0f glasses. of
f oa find dii)i0u14 117 read' leaving
y y g,
for distance your sight is over
00d, you require old sight On
to
sight shows it801f at about nightal,t
g
Orty. was
00111petent Optician should' be by
the
insulted. try,
7e examine eye free and guar• Statesman
ntee satisfaction. and
Allen
tl, Warrior
MRS. T. P'LETOHERI Smabe,
81EAD17A6Ii 07'1'1014E, greatest
tnanaer, Wm, Neal ; R8081050, tu0pte every d°partthen
out,