HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-3-21, Page 1•
Vol. 29, No. 6
BRUSSELS, ONTA,RJO, TKUR.SDAY, MARCH 21, 1901
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IcERR, Prop,
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' New Advertisements.
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Aimee Eienry and family MoVe 'We
week to their newly purchased teen on
the 12th 0013, ELe will be right beak to
hie old neighborhood.
Athol Plead some new reeidenta this
Week in the peewee of Jon. Ohnk an a
deolghtee, of the gth con. of Grey. Mr.
Inertia° eon ivil/ manage the farna,
We are Sorry to report the flexions ill.
nese of Me. Ceiling, our banter. He
bee been in failing health for Boma Wee
but we hope he will sene take a tarn for
the better, . •
A oar of hogs was shipped oe Toesdey
for Coilingwood. W, Fogel wail the
Myer and be. Colvin, of Stratford, the
stepper.. 35.86 was said to be the top
teeth price paid, .
TiteltdaY of this, week Queue Bapp left.
for Mammy where he Will vial relatives
and he may matte his home there for this
mason. Ethel people are sorry to see
him go from their locality,
John Slemmon left for Manitoba On
Thursday of the week. Behice emelt
a few years ap there so knows the lay out'
of things all right. Mr. Bletomonie many
friends wish hinn moose. "
, There was a large attendance at the
amnion Dale of R, McKelvey and prime
ranged at n good figure. F. S. 'Ellett un•
&rebinds his bneiness all right edam.-
Honer, The sale netted over 32,009 •
An auction sale has bean announced by
Mrs. Patton of her 25 sores of hind with
frame houee, bank b__teem
ern, &o., loo farm
stook, implements and household fame.
tore on Friday April 2nd at 1 Wolcott.
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Oe Wedneedae of this Week Themes
rdeclall kl.nd Mies Lizzie, daugheer of Geo.
Kirkby were Miele in it matrimonial
&Inane& Meet proeperity batheir pertion.
Mre. Dobson, danghtee of Time. Matted.
ere, is eepeotee home on Friday of tble
week in response to a telegram owing to
her father's illneaa, Ma Maunder& ona.
dition ehowe n9 ieePeOsement we ere
eery to etate. ,
W, Degideoo end wife entertained a
few of their Mende and neighbore faet
Friday evening, Deleing, Parlor gamee
and gociarchat was the order of the even
ing tend wee kept up until the early hones
of the morning when all separated fer
their different homes claiming 1110, and
Mee Deviation eapital entertainers..
.0n Wednesday of last week two play,
&Mans performed an operation 00 01.1ea•
'Purvey removing front the head eight
bonen and a eery large clot of blood from
a nerve centre of the brain. Since that
time the patient has been suffering very
little pain and lie now able to move hie
left sem which ep to the time of the oper•
&ion wee completely 1 d II'rise
pare ye° . is
meny friende are hoping her a needy
ana oemplete restoration.
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Exper (mental Union Field Tests
For 1901,
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GentrialAsectedation farnithee the nem.
willubirrio fac,ar:1043,14tehte, dwove, blys nii7 g ro ad
nem in each Riding. The A.sseelatio0
however amine to give all moistener pee.
Bible 10 the Riding Aeamiation mad local
workers, and endeavore to act thiethrough
SewetarYi Alexander Smith, 34 Vie.
toria street, Toronto, ad Jamee Vanoe,
Toronto, Duncan Marshall, Thornbary,
and W, A.. Stewart, Alat•tintowtter 'Deputy
Liberal Organizer.
To addition to the work above alluded
to, if either Goverement or the, Partite-
dmerirtf Iny"s"pnetelragiTiet'e or "aiebbhivelty,'w.t"Itliegye
oart have the same attended to by , Moth,
ing the men to do it and provieieg the
°°°e$8847 thnds' The Ontario T.gber&I
Anctoiation dorm not undertake to do
more Omaha means enable it.
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people Nero • Talk About,
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,e7, ra at Ben47 ng' 9.111" "9 14 V".
1 61. ,k,
tit and Mel urea Gerry spent Sno•
dey with N. and Aire. Gerry at Blyth.
,Iiicc Jan 6,101000bnc visited mcc,
Thee Thomeoe, at Lietowel, ten Thurs.
de Y.
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vbii4eiv4Hrae joif tgieveajeinwIBtbr,Imoef woliesonedalilo, aawz
tbie weals
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Robert Morrie/it formerly of Bennie
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hag tithe] a position ae bermes maker at
f)rTur" 11 e, •
mieti LiSaie Ferguson wail visiting relit
• c; friends . T rele.
' tive'3" 41 eeetteter and WI"'
h am for a few days this week,
Mre. Campbell and eon, of Port Elgin,
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are eaaber" Dr. "e° reee t "8 weIo
while returneng from New York.
Harold Creighton, of Beaton, arrived
home on Saturday e.nd will remain for a
time owing to his lather's; illness.
George McDonald, Mre. McDonald
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and aims Mary none', or renrevaie, were
visiting at Dr. Toole's this week.
13. Gerry attended' the Conservative
Convention in • Toronto this week and
looked after some Meioses matters.
The Teamster Nem says : -Mies Cora
Ferguson will take °barge of Spahr Bee. ,
department at Alildmay Baia
eemon•
fare D. K. Clark and son, D. A., of
W d k ' 1 ' t G A D d
oo etoo , are vie ting a G. . Deid.
man's. Mrs. Clark and Aire. Deadman
are sisters.
Alex, McKelvey le here from Mount
Forest on a visit. He has been on the
Mak Net but belongs to the recruiting
brigade now.
Mies Annie Young left for Guelph on
Tuesday morning en route to ber home
in Aloosomin, Man., after a holiday visit
with old friends.
Go, Coauoillor Torrance, who has been
fermiag near Zurioh, heel sold oat realiz
ing about $9.000. He any live in Hen,
ticoalelafiotrhaimtime tonal he fiude something
oc Fah. 16 ... . . died at
Henry...tH. JAnmey
Yarker, near Kingston, aged 82 yeare.
Ha was a brother to Jno. Aneley, of
Wimhem, and this ie the first break in a
family of 7 sons and 2 daughters.
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W. F. Stewart injured hie left eye Wed.
needay evening while dressing a stone in
his flour mill. A partiole of the flying
stone ruptured a blood venal bat no Be-
lona oonsegnanan are anticipated.
J D d- telt t f Toronto
no. ow iggown or on
Monday morning. The family will move
n t e omen o a moat or so. r.
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Dowding win be greatly missed in St.
eh , h h h. in h-h
° ' ° ur° ° °" w t° he WaS
leader.
Next Alonday Aliases Edith MoLancea.
lie, Alan, Forbes, and Elsie Straohan
leave for Owen Sonod where they wilt at•
•mil
tend the Baseness College. The trio
were pupils at Listowel until Mr. Hartt
left.
Miss Mary MoLtmohlin ie home from
Roseland, B. 0 , where she Ma epent an
enjoyable 2i years, and will make an ex -
tended visit at her old home. She is
a daughter of Alex. hicLauchlin, Turn •
berry street North.
• Mims Lizzie sample arrived home from
London on Wedneeday night. Sbe had
an attack of la ri e and as it interim.
g PP
ed with her voice she has temporarily
dropped her vocal training and will take
a holiday for a tirne.
We are sorry to hear that Blies 'Maggie,
daughter of Jno. and Mre. Stott, who re•
I removed to Woodetook from
cent Y
Brussels, le laid up with cement fever.
The Celle e is closed until after Easter
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owing to this epidemic.
Miss Walker, who had been so ill lint
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year that her life was despaired of, was
to take a drive. She gained etreugth
rapidly after the operation she had to
undergo. The above mentioned lady be a
sister to Mre. G. F. Blair, of Brussels,
end resides at Goderieh.
The Synod of Hamilton and Londe,
.. May, ni dait_Atp t•Ilon2o0e1, bobautirel7i.,8Sotpra:tf, alelc,1
will continue 00 TeeetleY and W°4".6°'
day, emending with au evening seethe
Wednesday from 7 80 to 10, Beretofere
this important (conference Wall held only
Mon but this year a
in flarng too or leci , .
ohmage hem bean made in bringIng the
meeting to Stratfoed, There will he he.
tween 800 and 400 delegatee in atteeti.
4.0e.
Melville chattel) congregation heard. 0
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' good deepen° frorn ehe Meter, Bev. Jim,
Bon, B, e,,, leo Beehem morning from
Luke
St Luke 24 td 27. Ghent was the gold.
St,
en thread that bound together the 89
books of the Old Teetement. In Genecia
Beesented as the Deetroyer of
e w°4 P
Sin ; in Exodue, the .Deliveeer , In
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the Guide and Gmarditte 1
in Levitieue, the High Pelee ; io
Deuteronomy, the Law Giver ; in
Jolee, the Leader into reet • in Pealme
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and Leath the King and sufferer • in the
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minor Prophets, the Promiaed Messiah,
.. 0 G al, plead Three own 00.00e,"
Psalm 74 22, wee the evening text. God
pleads Hie own mine (1) 133 Provicleree;
le) By raising up witnesses; (8) By poor.
ing oat Hie tipirt.
A more thee ordinarily intereethig ex.
positnry dimearee wee given • by Rev.
John Holmes, last Sabbath morning 14
the Methodist Church, on t,Ohriet and
nate." lessons pointed out were
Indecision hampers obaktoter and
interferes with neefainese ; (2) Faleeneee
to our thovietiona allows wrong to
; (3) For expediency sake people
ant loose from prim:41e ; (4) A man
committed to an evil oouree from an evil
past finds it difiloult to redeem himself ;
(6) He who doeti withednese through
others is not late guilty than if he had
done it alone; (6) The evil mete commit
together hi often nob distribithab/y borne;
(7) Wickedneee that a man ono prevent is
chargeable to him ae if he committed
g.eplf0.1 joIyo the application the time.
iterjVimn of Pilate was noticed also.
the length to which envy will go ; and the
silly see:tees offered, for instance Pilate
washed bis band& "The visions of my
head troubled me" was the evening text.
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ADO ITOman's Auxiliary Miesionary
Aetheatiou of the Diocese of Heron will
be held in Bi.bop Oronyn Ball, Lon.
d T d Ne d d and Thursday
on, ues ay, e nee ay
next seek. Program will be as fol.
Iowa :---Taesday -Holy Communion ; ad.
drees by the Lord Bishon of Huron •
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unity" Mrs. Sage 1 •,The
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Pocver of Prayer," Dire. 0 ,Bible
Mies Etches, 0. AL S. Delegate ;
ty r er ; address -Mice
Pel'oes for Pay ,
Trent, lelisaionary from aupem •, inter -
minion for medal intercourse ; lineation
Drawer. Wednesday -Board of Sienese -
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meeting • openIng exercises ; roll
• report of' the Board of Manage -
; reports ot Seoreteries and Treas.
nrere ; reception and adoption of reports;
aside:it's address ; eleotion of office
bearera and delegates to trieneial meet.
ing ; re t It dd
a ofMunn °ea ; a ress,
Mrs. Whittaker, North-weet • general
conference of officers and 'd 1 t •
e ega es ,
Question Drawer; genes! miegionary
meeting, the Lord Bishop in the chair;
opening exercises,' addeees Rev. G. B.
Sam, B. D. addr'ess, Rev.'0. E. Whit.
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taker, North•weet •, oollention. Thurs.
day-nnfiniehed busineas ; address by
the Biehop ; thank.offeringe for the tri-
ennial fund ; missionary correspondence;
meeting of the junior members of the
The Lord Bishop of Alooso.
nee is expected to speak also. Mrs.
MeadoWs, sr., and Mrs. Manning will
represent St. John's &moll Branch,
Brussels.
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Wall paper -Jae. 'Fez.
Looal-W, re, ietewert,
For eale-George Robb,
Flax-Livingetoe & Oce
For sale -John Bernhill,
Om for sale -W Blaehill,
To rent -W. 1i. MOOritoken, .its
BeYe' Clothiog-D, G. AM.
Tenders wanted -W. li Kerr,
Besieges for sale -W. Blashill.
New Bioyelee-G, A. Deadm 4°' '
Boar for eervice-3 AL Enighb,
ray.
liersee for gale -William Wgevi
Bong for ecieeeBocr romerteon. .
Doso 0006c-4, recocecul, 00.
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Notice to oreditoes-W S. AloKeraher,
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The Members of the Onterto Agrioul
thrall taid Experimental Unien 9re Pleas-
ed to etate tenet for 1901 they are again
Prepared to clietribute into every. toWri,
ship of Ontario material foo' experiments
with fertilizer& fodder MVPs, roots, greens,
grimes and Ole/Mere. UPwarde 01 three
thousand Ontario farmele oonduoted the
co-operative experitnente olen their oWle
farms lest year.er
zee Or exreetritnNee roll 1901.
1 Three varieties eje oate,
2 Three varietiee of eix.rowed Barley.
8 Two vartebiee of Bailees, Deadeye
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. 4 elpe I] an two vane tee .0•
Wheat. ' Ptlag
6 Two varieties of Buckwheat.
6 Three varieties of 'Field Pees for
, Northern °aerie,
. 7 Two variable° of bag proof Field Pose.
- 8 Clow Peas and two varieties of Soja
or Xapanese BeBene.
' 9 Three varieties of Husking 00en,
10 Three varieties of Mangold&
11 Three varieties of Sugar 13eete for
' stook feeding.
12 Three varieties of Swedish Turnip.
13 Kohl Rabi and two varieties of Fall
- Turnips.
94 Parsnips and two varietiee 05 Carrots.
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16 hree vaneten . fo er or tal age
Corn .
16 Three varieties of Millet.
17 Three varieties of Sorghum.
18 Gran Peas and two varieties of
Vetches.
19 Dwarf Essex Rape and two varieties
of Kale.
20 Three varieties of Clover.
21 $e.. •• Lucerne and -.
1 roc , earnee.
22 Five varieties of Grasses.
23 Three varieties of Field Beane.
24 Three varieties] of Sweet Corn.
26 Fertilizers with Corn.
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26 Fertilizers with Mangolde.
27 Growing Potatoes on level and in hills,
28 .Plemting Potatoes the same day and
five days after being out. .
29 Planting Petatoee whioh have and
which have not been coated over with
land plaster.
30 Pianting " '
Wag Corn in rows and in squares
(0.0 excellent variety of Early Corn
'will be.•
need)..
Material for either number twenty-five
number twenty eix experiment will be
y, express, an or eao e
sent b d f hof thothershieJohnle
it will be forwarded bymail. -
&oh er in0 'who• h
son uteri° ens es to
cc . . P.reading,
num an experiment and ie willing to
nee great oare accuraoy in a
- the work
and report the results of the test as soon
as possible after harvest should seleot the
exact mperiment, desired and apply for
the same at an early date. The materiel
will be forwarded in the order in whioh
. .men;
the applioatione are. received until the
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hmited supply exhausted. It might be
well for mob applicant to make a second
.
°home for feat' the first could not be
grantee.
0. A. ZAVITZ, Agrioultural College,
Guelph, Ont.
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Perth County.
Oretnetroolle.
• Miss Lizzie Atones left on Monday for
her Millinery position at .Blyth. We
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wish her encoess..
Inoe Raddatz has taken a position ie B.
T. Pima's blaoluenith shop, Brussels,
. Hoes a good, meetly going young nem.
Mre, D. McQuarrie doee not regain her
health as rapidly as her many friendsmillinery
weed wish but we hope she will soon be
ae well ae ever,
Cameron Bros. talk of patting up a eatT
of weigh smite at their fax mill go in to
add to the oonyenience of their patrons
and themenves as well.
A. number from this locality attended
the PerrieetdoNair • wedding on Wednee•
day of this ,week. Rev. D. 13. MeRae
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performed the oeremouy.
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The re I V' of the Stratford
gn or mee ing,
Presbytery was held In Stratford last
week,
13t. 'Marva Creamery Co Li ;red
Co, in ,
shipped 69,732 pomade Of butter tit Great
Britain last week.
B.H. S. Andereoa of Goyvanetown, has
Joined Baden Powell's' oonetabulary, and
is on hie way to South Africa.
By the first of Mee, next the Preeby.
thriv' Methodist and Baptist charebee
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in Mt. Forest will be entirely free from
debt.
Wm. Sin:anent St. Marys who Ina been
with the spade! service. regiment at Bali.
fax for a year is bomeehis terra of mint.
meet haying expired.
en many sentient; about St. • Pdarya
there Me been a scareitY of water einoe
Winter set in, but the. recent mild
weather has made a satisfactory incirease
in the water simply. '
The farewell banquet tendereih
bto e.
and Mrs. Orr at Stratford, previous to
hie leaving to accept the position of for.
eigu representative of the
Manufacturers Limited wee alDna,.ioasatdeiano
joyable /motion. '
- -John Grammes, who it will be rernemb.
ered was Med $200 or thirty daye, at the
1898 eleotion trial for taking a bribe, and
who iramediately fled the country, re.
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turned some weeks ago and wee arrested
and token to Stratford to serve hie thirty
day eentenoe.
Cornellue Kennedy, the oldest roan in
St. Morys district, died at the residence
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of eon, enne v, est Missouri,
on Tuesday, March 5. Mr. Kennedy had
reaohed the remerkable age of 104 years,
having been born on April 18, 1797. He
native•
was a of Ireland, hie birthplaoe
being near the celebrated Killarney
Lakes, and came to Canada in 1847.
Hie wife died over a quarter ole, century
ago, •
W. White, of Hibbert, came very nem.
ly having one of hie beat working teatn
killed by a passing train on Monday
afternoon. The team, while beiog bitch
ed to a eleigh, got &way and ran off down
a lane toward the tailway, and ran right
tip against a passing train. In wheeling
°round after coming in contact with the
train, one of the animals wee streak on
the flank and fearfany oat. The tail was
nearly torn off ond one of the hatne laid
open. It is eastroely likely that the ani .
mai will live, and will be a lose of about
$125 to Mr. White.
The Stratford Beacon says :-J. C.
Henry, dealer iu modem' supplies, Gamed
a writ to be issued against Dee W.
Graham, S. W. Shaw, W. Gunn, of Olin
ton and Dr. J. A. Rotterteon, of Setae.
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ford, tor $10,000 damages. The gentle.
men named are the provisional directors
of a company in proems of formation to
• supply dootore with materials' required
th • f • Henryble
in ,. eir pro melon. Mr. enrsays
a re oA
reed t bake over hie basinese and
t o pay him for running it, but they Mae
not so Masers eloPherson &
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Davidson, solioitors for the provisional
directors have accepted service of the
writ above mentioned. Their clients are
not at all dieturbed over it, they saying
no snob agreement wee ever entered into.
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Tovenhip Gounail Friday of this week.
The auction eale of 'Wm, Pollard will
be held next Tuesday. . , .
_...1._ con., oae
Mies Maggie "I I le hThe
gone to vielt reletives in Waterloo Co.(1)
Mrs. Thos. Driver, of Bt. Marys, ie
&Feting relatives and friends in • Grey
townshie. - 'briumph
Mies Winnie McKinnon, who bee been
vieiting her parents for the peab 6
•• e
months, lute gone to Buffalo.
Arehibeed Elielopetle P.P., haeheen sp.
pointed a member of the Agriculture Com.
mittee in the Local Legislature.
Wednesday of this week Simon and
Mrs. Grant, 5th con., removed to Br me
field, where they expect to make .thelrae
home for a tirne at least. We wish them
9n00888. •
It is said that Fletcher Sperling, vete
and eon, lOth con., may move to Brussels
for a while until Mr. Spelling settles on
whet he will follow for. an oompation ae
he lam sold his farm,
Hugh Mustard, who wart visiting at his
uncle's. Jae. Fergneon, hate returned to
hie home'in Gladstone, Man. Hie
friende here hope that he will'pey themof
another visit neat Winter.
Thos. Straoban atteneed the Liberal
Convention in Toronto last. week, HeChristian
woe away this week at L nadon on Mee -
nem with the eentning tenths. Mr.
ie the Commiesiooer for East
Riding of Huron.,°
The echo& teacher on the 9ch wbo en.
o
•joe,e a joke on other young people, Mouth
be very °Reef& to tell the truth even if itment
be only a joke, or he may get left es they
say the young lady he appears to be so
attentive to don not care for a person
who fibsEte
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John and idre.Dolg left on Tuesday of
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the week for Solomon City, Kamm,per
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where Mr. Doig expels to take a anna-
tion on the railway. Mre. le the
'Doig'
yonngeet daughter of Reeve Turnbull,
They carry with them the beat wishes of
a large oirole of friends.
Wanom A. PEDICIRne.-A, young lady
who lives in Grey Bays the, read what
that young bachelor had to gay about get
ling married and while the maY nOt have
the "pedigree" he talks ate& sheoan
batter, feed calve 'ilr o e and
. with best6' nil ° wof
keep home the record yet
the 9th In the meantime she does not
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wish ber name made public, but applma
tions might be made to the Editor of Tim
Po Twhowill be able togive fuller infor.
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minion.
MATaillioNTAL.- Last week TIM Pon
lade mention of the marriage of David
Mies Annie McDonald at the
Rae and"'
home of Joeeph Shaw, 5th line. The
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bride was very neatly attired in a me
time of blue pastel cloth with fiche of
white Liberty Bilk and had pink end
white earnatione in her hair. After the
oeremony and (congratulations, the 00m•
'pony, whiob combated of near relatives,
-lett death to a well prepared dinner. Mr.
and Mee Rae were tendered a reoeptioa
'rib the residenee of the eroom's parents
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at Wroxeter an tlie manilla of the sams
day. They have meted to Belmore wiled
they purpose making their home. May
happiness and enema attend them.
HEALTH Itienovni>.-4. 0, Gerry, form-
erly of Grey, writing from Bello Bay,
eaYs .. - "Efave had much better health
eines coming born and have been able
sortie to do work since New Yeare, enpply.
hag three Sabbaths for the Presbyterians
and helping a Methodist brether in a
series of revival services at hie Tarbott
appointment. Was able to preach every
• d tl t Lord hi d h k toof
night an enee t e *or
the salvation of ills. While in Tarbutt
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I Wes entertained at the home of Thos
Nott, formerly of Grey, but lately of
Hallett, and brother to John Nett, V.13.,
a one time resident of 13theeele. Mr.
Nott h ' a b atlut hom here and is
ea 1 e
the pioneer Short Horn breeder of AI-
gotne. Had tee. one evening with John
Artnatrong, Reeve of Laird townelelp,
and br Ohm to Mr. Armetrong, East of
Brueeele. Thanking you for continuing
your valuable paper, lam, Yours truly.,
Tag Poor is pleased to know that Ur.
Carry'e health ieso snob improved,.and
hope he- wilestion be as well as when he
was et his beet. ,
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Leadbury. ..
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Times are good around here thie Win.
ter' . .
John Rae hae gone to Strathroy to
spend a ample of weeks. We wish him
a -please& time,
Wm, Vance, of Bright, was visiting at
She home of hie anole, Samuel Maher
son, 14t51 oon. oi MoKillop, for a maple
of weeks. '
Wm. J. Elathwell has retailed from a
vfait to Palmerston. Be is looking well
and we were glad to se him, Wh Y
could not the attraction be brought here
and save these tripe I'
A number of youngpeopleth d t
ga ere a
the home of Archie C.ark en Friday
night aud a tenjoyable'
pen a very time
till the wee ma' hours. Arolaie knows
how to entertain and make the time pine
pleasantly. -
Om night Ise week two sleigh loadsor
went to the home of Robe Strang, Lead.
Miry line, and a gay lot . they were. A.
good time yeas spent and all went well
till the hour they were to go home when
the.ezeitement &erne. Robes, blaukets,and
whiffietreee, nealt.yokes and drag bolts
were gone amd it was broad daylight be.
fore they got home .all safe end touted.
They will have to have a night watch
on guard after thia. •
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lett' et I co es,
The marriage of mies Violelte Victoria
Campbell, of Chicago (formerly of Wal.
ton, Ontario, Canada) and Wm F. Me-
Naughton, of Mimeo, tock place 'elire.
day evening, Feb. 14, 1901, at the tenth,
Preebyterian olieroli, 46th tweet and
Emerald Ave., Chicago, Ill. The Rev.
Daniel E. Long performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mre. AloNaagbton will be at
home at 6700 Morgan street, Chicago, Ill.
MATIOHONTAn..--• Tueliday of last week
Rev. Boioneon ' Cleaver performed the
marriage ceremony in Grace thumb,
Winnmeg, of white be ie the pastor, be.
tween Andrew Blair MoNabb, of Thorn•
hill, Man., and Mies Attie, youngest
daughter of John H. Swallow, a well
known resident of the locality. e h
2-e
bride was one of MoKillop's popular
young ladies and ale and ber husbandStruchan
will have Many good wishes for a happy
and prosperous future.
,
aueneetewiel e
A robin has been seen. '
Mies Eliza Fatima and James return.
ed home from Be grave last Sunday.
Elijah Jacklin and wife, 5th line of
Grey, were visiting the 'former'e parents
on the Bonndary. '
Will. Hayrien, of Fergus, has returned
home after spending memo time with hietakenoffat
friends 1» Tornberry.
Frank Smith is moving hie household
effects from his fathertin.lawai A. Sitnp
goo's, to the Morrow farm which be hag
rented, neer Wroxeter.
f •
Lest Monday a number of armee in
Grey went out to Salem to assist in tear
ing down the oharoh which they hey°
perahmed for the purpose of baildieg a
Hall at Jamestown.
Misses R. Wright and M. Sinapeon, and
• • .
S. Wright, from the Lowlaude, mina
friends iu the Highlands last Monday.
The revere storm did aolt prevent them
from retureing home.
A. wood bee was held at Geo. lefoDon•
ald'a cal Friday afte• noon when 40 halide
sawed and split between 85 and 40 cords.
He entertained the boya in the evening
by giving them a sooial hop.
LeXeilillop.
RAND TARE 0 W
N Tr.- e regret to hear
that Will. Elo I le' f h d
gg oet le le 0 an last
Friday while feeding a straw cutter. It
wee e wris severe elite le,
tb ' b I b
ing made.before the meohine was stopped.
Withplunk worthy of note he had it dress.
.P
ed without taking chloroform and is now
making favorable progrese. The maoy
friends of the young man will be eorry to
hear of the imaident. bicRillop ie getting
an unenviable notoriety for this kind of
amputation.
Tow Imre 001INOW--Oonnoil mot 'make
Jon la" W b '' Hotel' Dublin,Mao1"
p e er a, on.
die, 18th Maroh 1901. 'Members all tee
- , . P ,
ent, except Arobtheld McGregor. Min-
utas of former meeting read and adopted.
A By-law was eased a, ointin mind
. .P PP.g P
keepers reueeViewers and peenmeetere.
tale read and eased amonntin to
Amon. p g
826.00 werepaid. A notice of a By law he
.. .
Logan Township for a dram to North per t
ing a short disianeeOn Boundary and
nun . .
aseeseum MoKillop 3152.00 for benefit and
outlet wee alienated. Io the South
Logan melon MoKillop take their water
sed provide outlets and in the North they '
try to make MoKillop help then m tie
their own outlets. Connoil adjourned to
meet in Joneseliall, Lone/entry, on Mon.
day, 27 MaY, at 1 o'clookt as.a Collet .of
envision. . Jen. 0. MOBillscM, Clerk.
Ontario Liberai Association.
Shortly after the Liberal victory of 1896
the Liberals with the view of lessening
the work of their Central Organizations
office for the Province in Toronto, divide
0 th P ' ' t t'with
e 0 rovince in o sea ione anauxiliary.
Eastern Association having an office and
1, • for1-. 'aland
eeadquarters in Ottawo L.,e....ast,
subsequently a Western Aaeociation with
a burean in London was established.
Tho divieion.of labor for ordinary inter-
election nurnolies has been dianeneed with
e e.- . .
and the work for all the Province is On
d fromand dthetheyng
eote the central head bo y,
Ontario Liberal Association. Of this
. . •
Aseociation, 'Grander nut , 8 adoredone•
A S ' h 4 V"
' street, Toronto, is secretary, and he bee
•at his direction a number of maistants
who attend the Organization in the ma.
WW1 enigma to thee. At a recent meet.
ing of the Federated Liberal Clube ib
waa felb that the work of the Ontario
Libercil Anooiation could be largely aug.
mented by enentraging young Ltheralseto
organize Clubs, and as a result of this
feeling the Federated Clubs were given
representation on the Council of the
Ontario Liberal Ae000iation, and Duncan
Marshall, Thornbnry, Grey Go., and W.
A, stewere, martintown, Glengarry Co.
will organize Liberal Clube throughout
the Province.
Every' Liberal who desires to ale in
he/ping along the 3000 00.000 whether as
a speaker, organizer of Clubs, organizer
of a Riding, Municipality or Polling Divi.
sion or engage in the very Mendel work
re tang e o e
vi • th -V t re, Lists can receive
instruction& directions, and literature
from the office of the Ontario Liberal
Association. The number of guides,
pamphlets, hooka and other useful corn-
pilatione issued by this Aeeooiation total
in the millions and now with an inoreas.
ed and efftoient staff, all this splendid
material oan be used with telling emits.
The Ontario Liberal Association as
everyone who has taken a proper intereab
in the.parby knows, was formed by the
Premier of the Province and sir Richard
Cartwright oallingrepresentativeLiberals
from eath Oentstitlienoy to meat in Tor.
onto. The gathering wee oompooed of
those who were the Provincial and Dom.
inion candidates in the preceding elm.
bions, the obi& officers of the Riding
AelloaildiOne and delegates elected by
each Riding Association.
The Central office le maintained by
sobsoriptione obtained from friends of the
party throughotit the Province. Theit
•
thief idea le to maintain a Genteel office
well stored with iatormation so that no
. .,
matter whether MUMese abides or rebore
overtakes the ParliamenterY contingent
them will be a place where Liberals le
every Riding may be supplied with infer
to ena e em to oontinue
bl - th ' theW.X,
work in the Liberal cause,
Members of the Lope' Legislature end ,anee
of the Ilouse of Gommoneare represented
the 0011neil of the Anoolation, end dynamite.
Premier Rose the members of hie Cabi. any
net and the Ontario members of the GoV.
of Sir Wilfrid Lauriee arti also ()Womb°,
membere of the Connell. .Thounh the aivay.
If.) an net e ken N ce ets, in.
ran on armor name an asee
B clf--dV T 11
was killed by a bull.
At Baie St. Meal, Q h k ne., a aoo of
earthquake was felt.
The late Dr. J. D. Macdonald of Ham -
Ilton 1891 80 eetate of 879,000.
Nearly five hundred Ontario settlers
arrived at Winnipeg last weelc.
The by-law to booue a flax mill at 3711.
bury was carried by the electors.
Mr. Aretiason, pawubroker ' of Craig
street Montreal, shot and killed himself.
Jacob McGee, of Edgmondville, has pur-
chested 94,000 of Seaforth town debentures
at par.
Mrs, Donald Nicholson, of Hatnilton,
died suddenly while abbe:Ming a party ab
a friend's house.
Min Graoe Hall of Windsor amident.
ally shot herself in the chest with is re.
volver, and the wound may prove fatal.
Aire. Gauthier and five children were
burned to death at Little Casoapedia,Que,
ae the recant of a coal oil stove explosion.
The Northern P50180 notifies the
lelemitoba Government that it meet be -
prepared to take over the oompany'e
lines before April let.
Elk William Macdonald has jest pre-
seated MoGill University with 3150,000,
and Miss Jessie Dow Lae made a gift of
360,000 to the same institution.
T. R. Slight, ot Sirnooe, bas been ap-
pointed County Crowe Attorney of Nor.
folk, to fill the vacithoy caused by the
denth of the late J. B. &Ttley.
Two dozen English pheasants have
been sent to Ewa oonnty farmers by
the keeper of the Povinoi
dean for ro a ation al Park at Ron-
, p p g inthe Marsh lande.
Premier Roblin of /Manitoba has homed
challenge to Ina° Campbell, K. 0. for ,
a public debate on the railway teentraote.
Mr, Gam 1 accepts on condition that
fair terms be arranged.
A St. Magloire, Que., fermee stated that
during the recent etorat upwards of a
hundred deer, whom 0800.98 was made al.
moat impossible by the depth of the anoW
were ahot and gobbed in the parishes.
The Port Stanley Railroad Board had
aooepted the Walkers' offer of 317,000
annual rental for the road for the remain -
ing thirteen years of the lease, and 320,
0008 forh t
t e exbra seventeen years,
At:tom-ding to Bradstreet the indhatrial
outlook in COMM, ie promiaing. The de,
maul for cholas eividentepeying &make
oo the Canadiati ebook exchange ocean,
ate with increasing eativity, The gaterel
condition of Canadian eeenrity markets
ie healthy ; there is a steady edvanoe in
grolvteh v.D.I. t,.:.....,..1.1 4..........
kettatte1.
Ton Poon gives the neve. • . ,
00thioil meeting Friday tit this week.
Kin Nellie CeutIon Is vieiting her eater
ab Seaforth. .-
. . . . ..
Mrs. Thos.Driver is venting her teeter;
Mre. Wm. Slattemon.
H. F. McAllister and wife were visiting
at Clinton for a few dept.
Some tkinge poiot favorably to a wee•
ding in tbie locality before long.
The saw mill started work on Monday.
There are 7 hands employed in the mill.
Postmaster Spence hag not yet tally
reocivered from his Isccc grippe experience.
A. legal squabble ie said to be On foot
between two well-known perilous of this
locality-brotheis over property.
Tueeday afternoon of nextweek is the
date 01 Wm. Pollara's auction sale of bis
farm, farm stook and implements.
A new style of sleigh outfit has beats
made by "Doss" Cele for house moving.
He MIS several obs of this kind on hand
j
thie mann.
Mr. Eadie, who purchased Robert Mo.
Kelvey'a fine farm, moved here 'hie week
from Brantford. Tall Pose oorreepond.
ent bids thefamily a hearty weloothe and
a proeperous eajourn. .
I'll II It011 CHIMES-
Zurich Roman Catholies will make a
38,000 addition to their demob.
Will. K. Gormley is taking up colporteur
work, handling a good range of etendard
wore& -
Next Sabbath's Sunday School lesson
will be "Jeeue Crucified.' See notes on
page 6 of this istme.
The report of the W. F. 37.8, and BUR-
land Presbytery may be read on TIM FM,
eupplemenb this week.
The Bishop of Huron will hold a Con.
firmation service in St. John's Churob,
Brussels, on Wednesday Illay 8th.
There vim no serene in the R. 0,
.
thumb here last Sunday owing to the
priest being laid up from an moident.
'.The Moderate Drinker" will be the
topic of Rev. Joo. Holmea, Retirees next
Sabbath evening in the Methodist ohurch.
Rev. G. J. Abey preached two helpful
in St. John's thumb last Sunday,
"The barren Ifg, tree" was the topic) in the
morning and ',The Christian race" at the
evening service. .
The century ftind of the Methodist
°Much was officially closed on March 16,
and no further announcements will be
made until the next meeting of the oom.
mittee, on April 16th.
The London Free Peen of last Monday
sayso? a former Brussels meter ;-"Rey,
8.3. Allin aster of the Hamilton Road
, p
Illethodiat Ohne*, though a compare.
tithly new.00mer among the pulpit .8
speakers of hie city, bas been heard
gladly wherever he has preaohed. Hie
own people think very highly of him,
and he is deserving of their golden
opinions, hping melon hi the man to
whioh he.bas devoted hie life's work."
o' ..1
...1111 Pon seconds the motion,
Rev. Dr. Garmangeneral superintend.
ett of the Metho'dist (Murree reoelved
from Gape Graham, the acting seotettary
to the GovernmeGeneral, the following
letter, dated Ottawa, Alaroh 11: "In Med.
•- f I'
'elide to oonernands reoeived rom lieyear
Majesty the King, bia exoollenoy the Gov.
ernor•Getteral desires nee to convey
through you to the Canadian Methodist
people bis mejeety'a heartfelt thanks for
the kind expreseion of empathy oontain.
ea in your message of the 29011 of Jemmy
last, which hag been gratefully eppreoiat.
ad hulala MAiAate ..,,O 11,,, Ti........1 Po...MI. r/
Crentterliftu N e wits.
-
C. p. R. passenger rates in the wag
have been reduced.
Halton county bee forty -ale graduates
of Toronto University in Arts and Medi-
oioe.
Sealing echoonere report the catch this
year off the °oast of Labrador the best
for many years.
The British Columbia Legislature has
Rased a resolution asking the DOMinion
Government to subsidize shipbuilding.
elm ',radon thinks the °median ire.
migration Bele year will be most German,
little coming from the United MIlgdO111.
R. M. Bowen, teller in the Orangeville
branch of the Bank of Hamilton, died
Sunday night from diphtheria after an
illness of less than a week.
The freight department of the Grand
Trrank report tout the amount of freight
that paned through Toronto hist week
was the largest in the history of the oom•
pany.
Smallpox is raging at Sudbury and the
Soo. Forty mese are in the peat home
et Sudbury, and about the same at the
Soo. A large number of houses are
oneranthed, with as many to 36 pereone
in some of the homes,
Application will be made at the Mee-
ent Bowdon of the Legislature for an ad
to incorporate a company for the pm-
pose of oonetructing an eleotrio railway
from London to Aylmer and thence
through the township to Port Burwell,
The Ontario Government has aei apart
certaio. waters adjacent to the Indian re.
serve on Goulais Bay, Lake Superior, an d
given the red men the exolueiverieht to
fleb therein. The Indians nee 3111 nets to
meth the fish, tbe math object being to
peoonte food for themselves, and 0.03 800-
plus is sold to the fish competes,
John ea ere, a miOnneanve,
1 WU •
Qoebec, Tutrryman, wan blown a die
of 50 feet, and bad a good deal of
Reale torn off by a premature bleat of
99 ie eepected he will die at
moment. Leann] bamped the dyne.
mite mainat a rook aeoidentally. Xavier
who stood some distance
VMS elan inirared.
BILorrase.
Wm. Miobie is able to drive oat after
a lay up of over 8 weeke
Clegg and Derain shipped a double
deok of hogs on Tuesday from Belgrave.
-.le m- .
muangle Fraser, of the 8rd line,
Me been visiting on the let and 8rd for a
of .
pie wens.
Thoe. and Mrs. Russell were away to
Str f I t ' 'II 5 ea
at ord ow ng o the 1 nem o re.
Raseell's eider.
The °contra roads cannot get math
e . .
higher nosy tie in many Maces they are
er lei h bbab the I
g°noes.
Geo. W. Turvey'e new driver died thie
week from paralysis. It is heed Inok for
Mr. T. as h• li d h h h
t is le t e moon one e sesermons
lost during the Winter.
. . d • a.0
Wm. Smith atten ed theGran rangeas
Le. dee at Stratford last week. Jho
'„,, - .
nen intended ...woo there ten bub'
"`°°---, "-- --- -
the snow blockade prevented.
The 'Fore th and Pilettentcheon men ex.'
Y
P eat to leave for the Week next Tneaday,.
to be followed later by the women folk.
Their deetination is Alameda.
&nett McCall has rented Jets, measepe
farm at Holyrood, skew Co., and the
latter'e two children will make their pees-
ent dwelling plate at the old homeetead,
7th line, - •
meteoma4e tee say a now
13 bit a' f ' to th b
ohne a breach bag he'ett made in that
Bachelor Brigade on the 5th line others'
may • also, surrender. The 4th lineeney
oleo ring in.
. .
New Curces.-Samuel Walker, Othline,
Moe 38 little obithens hatched out telteady.
He pinolesed an incebatee and 4 brooders
and IS going WO the madam en 0. rather
style. These young machine
ab' kens' y well 883 'who aeras ,Pmeet
for mother?" 4,
0Aun , 09 Theets.--Sarouel, Betas 6th
,bas,,bas,,
who bac e „ eer.i ottely ill for say. ly
oral weeks was able to situp this week al.
still quite weak. Ile wiehea to re.
hie hearty thanks to the neighbors trelseioner,
frtende for their great kincineee to btm oommissionere
his and hopes mune day to be able to
it.. , . oornmenbing
'
Flax 11 •
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Livingston & 0 '
., _ , o. , '
nave a limited quantity of Beet Dutch See c;
tor farmers iu the 01050119 at Brunets wee
Mead raising Flat during 1110 0010158 sew!
aou, white they are prepared to deliver in
quantitiee to nit Flax Grow.ers. Oen begot
at the Denote riax NM Seed given out at
51,60 net Meng aucl on the usual tonne.
wee Max Brown from thin aced
$10.00 PER *TON .wholegale
yin be mice it of good growth, baryeeted luhatched
trope semen, mod, delivered at the Flux
4111 10 8800 as 189 fob threehlog. -
N. B.-Parmora are StrougIV advised 90 line
ow their 3100 op gond land, well plowed
,hd harrowed, not 0e, low jamie, and the
ked will be hem a Mt to a too and a half thOtigh
neve per acre. Max groteu on low liana will burn
tot grew Wire to give the weight, . end
t'e flOGIble LITINIAST011 & Coo and
Manarier. Proprietor& renav
.. , e
Bon, Joseph ..,Chanmerlain, oolonial
tar ' has 'just' informed 'Parliament
Here. YiCampbell
that Gen, Beebe has rejected the peace)
, •
terms. Mimed. .
Tile, Senate oornmittep on the Cook
obargoe has engaged 0. A.. Ritchie, K.
„,
, as comae', and summoned Mr. look
u.'
to Ottawa on Tutelary. •
Thee. BleeZard* &Let Peterboro's repro.
eentative in the legislature for 22 years,
contemplates retiring at the end of the
parliament. ,
( for'
A. company for the packing of pot, c %natio°
the littitiab market has been provisional.
organized at Belleville, with Mayor
Graham tie . Preeident '
Ale Blue, the Dominion Comae Gone' on
hats. telegraphed ,all census
to ineIrtlet the Benner-
Mora to be vattoineted within 8 days of ornment
their work.