The Brussels Post, 1901-5-16, Page 8MONEY
LOT,
When you pay more for Bioyale
than yon oan bay a (feculent for it is
practically money ioet, 11 is beoauee
the °reeoent Bicycle gives euoh
universal satisfaction that we make
a specialty of the Qreaoent. We
have yet to see a better value or one
Mutt will stand more rough usage
than the Cement, They are fitted
with Dunlop tiros whioh are con•
shined the beet. Yon oan have
either with or without the Coaster
or Brake. We Bell them on trial for
from one to three months. We
handle Oemente, Tiree, Pumps, &o.,
also Biayolee to rent.
Currants and
Gooseberries !
Duet o1' epriokle your bugles with
some of oar Hellebore or Porte Greep,
The worms will gpiokly destroy them
if you do not.
Plenty of Plums 1
Sprey your plum trees after the
bioesoma have fallen and kill the
Curmulio if you wish to have plenty
of Plume.
Choice Apples 1
It you purpose spraying your
apple trees we will be pleased to
supply you with the neoeooary chem-
icals. Do not epray when in blossom
bet after the bloesoma have fallen,
We buy Bluestone in quantities and
have the beet of Paria Green,
Agent for Gree, G• A DEAI�MAN Druggist, Optician
neat Bicycles, • and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & D.
Traine leave Brussels Station, North
and South, ae follows:
Game SOUTH. Gar00 Nonan.
Express 7:18 a,m, I Mail ............2:10 p.m
Mixed 9:46 a.m. Express 8:17 p.m
Korai lidos
A ohiel'e among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tan 12th of Jaly will be celebrated in
Brussels in good style.
Jona FAROUHAn80N is learuig the eleo•
trioal baeineee with R. Mainprize of the
Electric Light Works.
W. F. STawART disposed of his black
draught horse for $130 to Wm. Denbow,
teamster, this week.
SAID Palms Thursday evening of next
week. Preva notices speak very approv•
ingly of the Company.
A WEDDING 10 said to be on the tapi0 in
town but how people find out these secrete
is a difficult problem to solve.
WHAT about the annual celebration of
June 22nd ?. If it is to be held arrange•
menta moat Boon be under consideration.
THE Canadian Express Co'e delivery
wagon has been overhauled and a new
and larger box put on to accommodate
the enlarged business.
Lear Sunday's wind storm put quite a
kink in the smokestack at the Electric
Light power bouee. The disabled por•
tion was removed on Thursday.
Nen Wednesday T. P. Smith, eye
specialist, will pay hie regular visit to
Brussels and may be found at Jae, Fox's
Drug store. Satisfaction metered.
War. Darmow and Wm. Bird left on
Wedneeday for Palmerston where they
will haul gravel, &o., for J. L. Lloyd,
who hes the cement sidewalk contract in
that town.
Tan furniture factory proposal has
been dropped in the meantime on amount
of the deolination of a number of reel•
dente to invest a few dollars in the pro-
posed Company. Good wishes will not
substitute for good coin. If a town is to
boom the people most boom it.
Gamin Taunt freight moving during
the past week consisted of a ton of butter
by Robt. Thomson ; a oar of cattle by A.
0. Dames ; car of cattle by Geo. Beet ;
oar of horses by A.. Hewitt ; 2 oere of
wheel by A. Seeker ; and a oar of hogs
by W. F. Vaoatone. A oar of stone was
received by Cochrane & Johnston for
their marble works.
LAST Saturday's London Advertiser
said :—The Canadiau Fire Engine Co.
(formerly the Ronald Company) yester-
day pa: chased a site for their new fao•
tory. The site consists of an aore of
land, situated on Simaoe street, adjoin-
ing the London and Petrolia barrel
worke. The factory will be started 6,1
once. It will be a two-story brink build.
ing, probably 56x80 feet.
DIED,—MCe, Jerry Blashill, of Brunets,
received word on Wednesday stating that
her sinter, Mre. Hewitt, had died at Tor-
onto on Monday. She had undergone an
operation at the Western Hospital, but
passed away ae stated above. Mre. Hew-
itt was known to a nembor in Brussels
and her eon, William, used to butober
with Win. Blaehill, Breesels. Two
children, a eon and daughter, eervive.
Funeral took plane on Wednesday.
Tae GLORIOUS 33an —The non•oommie•
gonad officers and men of the 38rd Huron
Regiment, will go into camp at London
on Tuesday, June 4th, under more
favorable oironmatanoes than heretofore.
In the firet place their pay has been sup-
plemented by a grant of $600 from the
County, and in the eeoond plane, they
will be supplied with the new Lee Enfield
rifle, and with what is known ae the
"Oliver" equipment, whiob means the
discarding of the oomberone knapsack,
heavy helmets, red Coate, &a„ and in their
place the smart, serviceable and soldierly
karkee" uniform. It ie not true that
the Regiment will march from Goderich
to London. The report became current
through the bine of an order from head.
quarters, given merely to teat the ability
be afters, of t oere, in reg aaand to detail in De
it ehonld at any time become neoeneary
to mobilize the force. The men will se.
oure transport in the ordinary way, by
special train from the varione reoruiting
pointe within the Connty.
SUDDEN DEonen. — When young Mr.
Moore came from Trowbridge Friday
morning and stated that Mre, Eli Moore,
nee Miee Florence L Hunter, formerly of
Brunetti, had passed away, the sad news
was received with a great deal of sorrow
by the many friends of the deceased.
She was united in marriage to her bereft
partner in April 1809 and wont to live
near Atwood. A few weeks ago Mr. and
Mre. Moore moved to another farm ad.
joining Trowbridge and jaet got nicely
settled when Mre. Moore took ill and in
three days she was a corpse. Sunday
atternood interment was made at Elmo
Centre cemetery, Rev. Mr. McLeod, of
Atwood, conducting a suitable service.
The pall bearers were :—T. Later, Jae.
and Jno. Dickson, Oboe. Vallance, B.
Ta ban and B. MolormickM
. Mr.Moore
and the Hunter family Blare in the sym•
pathy of the community in their deep
Borrow. A little daughter was buried
last Fall. Among those who attended
the funeral were A. Hooter, Mre. and
the Mime Hunter, Lorne and Hilton
Hilton, M. H. Moore and wife, A. Hewitt
and wife, A. M. McKay and wife, S. T.
Plum and wife, D. Walker and wife,
Will. and Mise Amanda MoOraoken, of
Brueeele ; Mr. Dignan and Mies Brooke,
of Exeter ; Mies McKay and Mre.
Sntherlanil, of London; R. Hunter and
daughterand R. Tuoker and oistere,of
Milverton ; Dr. 3. A. Moore, Toronto ;
Jno. and Hervey Hunter, of Orenbrook ;
Joseph Knight and wife, Joseph Oster,
se., and wife, Joseph Oster, jr., mid Wife, oroeebrede are selling at lower prices than
of any, ever know in the history of the trade, and
SAID Pane.
Tan 24th will be a Bank holiday.
KEEP the 12th of July clear for Brae-
eele.
QUOIT/NG iebeien revived as an evening
pastime in Brussels.
THE sudden Changes in the weather
have given many people bad oolde.
Sanwa holiday on Friday owing to
Teachers' Convention at Wingham.
NEXT Friday, May 24th, will be a
publio holiday. It is palled Victoria Day.
A NEW Dement walk has been put down
at the Methodiet Parsonage by Masers.
Olvar & Barkley.
Qum a frost on Taeeday night.
Water in veeeele outside was coated with
toe in some places.
A. HEWITT shipped six heavy draught
horses to Montreal on Saturday. He
handles a lot of fine animals.
BINDLE fare rates will be:allowed on
the G. T. R. for Victoria Day, good going
May 23rd and retnruing on the 27th.
Tun School Board bas raised the
salaries of the lady teaohera as the
minutes, in another column, will show.
Oua informant was misinformed rela-
tive to Jno. McFadden intending to erect
a DOW bonne. He will put up a stable.
Tan sides of the streets fronting E. C.
Danford's residence have been levelled
up with earth and will be ended down.
It has made a deoided improvement.
IT is said that R.N. Barrett has put,
abased the house and lot, corner of
Thomas and Alexander etreete, from
John Barnhill and will take possession
before long.
AN exchange speaks of a whisky shop
as a "grocery." That is a misnomer.
Don't pat a polverized•sugar label on a
bottle of arsenic. Call things by their
right names.
CONSTABLE MOLAUCHLIN WES Out Thurs-
day morning looking atter three straying
horses that were roaming the streets.
The equines were taken charge of just in
time to eave their going to the pound.
HUBBUB TIRED BnnGIES.—During the
past week D. Ewan & Go. have sold nob-
by rubber tired top buggies to Alfred
Banker and G. F. Blair. They oleo sold
a floe top boggy to Meeere. Coohraue &
Johnston, of Wingbam.
"How is it that you have not palled
upon me for your account?" "I never
ask a gentleman for money." "Theo
how do yon get on if he does not pay'?"
"After a time I oonalade be ie not a gent-
leman, and then I send his bill."
SAID Peeve will be presented la Brueeele
Town Hall Thursday evening of next week
under the auepine of the O. O.F. of town.
The Lyceum Co. have a strong Company
the illness of one of them preventing
their coming on a regent date. Plan of
Hall at Fox's drug store.
LAST Saturday Wm. Cameron went to
Listowel and played with the football
team of that town against Stratford.
The (atter won by 2 to 1. but not because
Cameron did not put up a star game.
Next Saturday Listowel and Galt cross
shine at Galt in the same aeries.
JURY THREW IT our.—At Parry Sound
on Tuesday the Grand Jury found no bill
in the ease of King ve. Blair in which R.
F. Blair was charged with outting a dam
on a stream crossing hie farm in that lo•
oality. G. F, Blair, of Brunets, was there
to represent hie brother returning to town
Wednesday evening. Little Mise May
Blair came back with ber uncle.
Tan Atwood Bee of last week nye ;—
That gay and festive fraternal orgaoiza.
tion, the I. 0. 0. F., bad another blow.
out Wednesday eve, at whioh thirty of
their brethren from Brussels and twenty
from Listowel attended. The Brunets
degree team exemplified the let and 2nd
degrees, whatever that means, which was
followed by refreehmente, a program of
mueio, epeeohee, eonge eto., which, taken
altogether, filled up the evening very
pleasantly indeed. .
Tun Lon Ie FOUND.—Last February
Miee Meiklejohn, of Morrie, lost her gold
watch in Brnseele, presumably at the
Central Hotel shed where her horse was.
An unavailing aearob was made but a
light fall of enow covered the ground and
the mining article was not dieaovered,
The loss of the watch was made known
by small bills distributed bot no trade of
it was Toned by the owner until last week
when it woo dieoovered at T. Fletoberal
watchmaking store. Mise Meiklejohn
had left the number of case and move•
Ment with the three jewellers in town
and in this way the recovery was made.
The watch Was found in a somewhat
battered np condition and was sold to the
party Who banded it in toe repairs ae the
internal machinery was badly tasted.
Do you know the number of your watob
T t li; a:iNIt 1.0.7 1' 0A7
T, P. 51111711, the eye apeoiallet, will be
at Jae Fox's drag Atone next Wednesday,.
ORB and Bee him
BAaaiMre Loeous Tbere was an en•
thpeiaetic meeting of dolegatee Taeeday
night of beet week, at the Royal Hotel,
Harrieton, for the purpose of forming a
baseball league, and bu8ipess was sage.
faetorily transaabed, The teame cow..
posipg the League are Harrisbon, Dray.
ton, Wingham and. Paltnebreton. The
first league game ie ooheduled to be Play-
ed at Drayton on June 6. The odicere
appointed by the League are : Hon, Pree.,
Dr. MaoDonald, M. P., Wingbam ; Hou.
Viae -Pres., Palmerston Delegate ; Pree„
J. M, MoRay, Hurtietou • Seo.•Treao.,
I)r, T. L'', Ball, Harrieton ; Vioe•Pree„ S.
Snider, Drayton. Committee, George
Fox, Drayton; 11, A. Douglas, Wingham ;
J. M. Moore, Harrieton, nod the Palmer•
eton Delegate,
HINT To CIGARETTE Snioitnee. — The
London Free Press says : When one
comae to aoneider the ingredienteiof these
cheep Cigarettes be oannot wonder at the
lnjoriooe effeote they produce. Oigar
stumps, plotted up on the streets and out
of epittoona, treated with ohomieals to
give the "tobaaoq" a bright oolor, then
doctored with drugs and rolled in rag
paper, impregnated with arsenio, the
wonder ie the unfortunates who ase
them are not killed quicker than they
are. Ie it not about time the authorities
took up tide matter Brain and saw that
thelaw in regard to it was enforced
The priooipal offendere, we are told, are
some of the email corner groceries.
Thie may or may not be true but the
fact remaipe that the law is opeuly and
shamelessly violated, and if the people
wbo are euppoeed to look atter London's
morale went to keep many youngsters
in this vicinity from becoming mental
and phyeioal wreoke they cannot have
the practice stopped any too soon.
THE ANNUAL CARPS. — The fo'lowing
dates for camps of inetraotiou for the
militia of Ontario have been settled :—
First distriot, London, Ont.—let infantry
brigade, June 4th to 15th -26th, 27tb,
32nd and 83rd Regiments. let Hunan,
Artillery, June 18 to 29—let brigade
division and 6th Field Battery, G. A.
2nd infantry. brigade, June 18 to 29 -22nd,
281b, 29th and 30th Regiments. Second
district, Niagara, Out,—June 11 to 12—
The Governor -General's Body Guard and
2nd Dragoons, 3rd infantry brigade -20th,
37th, 89th, 44th, 77th and 97th Regiments,
4111 infantry brigade -12th, net, 341h,
35th and 36th Regiments. Third dietrict,
Kingetoo, June 18 to 29 -4th Hueeare
and 9rd Dragoons, 5111 infantry brigade -
181h, 40th, 45th and 46th Regiments, 0•h
infantry brigade -42nd, 47tb, 49611, 56th
and 59th Regiments. We nuderetand
that the Huron regiment will not march
to camp as reports lead it but go to Damp
in the old venal way—first olaee peeved•
ger and observation coaches.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. --The teachers of
Eon Hurou hold their I intitut° meeting
in Wingbam Public School, on Friday
and Saturday, of this week. In the even.
ing of Friday, an "At Home" will be ten
dered the vieitore by tbe teachers of
Wingham School, in the Conooil Cham.
ber. Daring the evening, F. W. Mer.
obent, of London Normal School, will
give ao address. The sessions of the In.
otitnte will be of interest to the teaching
profeeaioo. Here ie the program :—Open.
ing exercises ; appointment of Commit-
tees ; geography, David Weir ; discussion
led by 0. E. Leppard ; eseentiale of
method, F. 11. Merchant ; drawing, Miee
Janet Wilson l dieoaeeion, led by A. E.
Wetheral ; recitation, Mists Maggie Mo.
Lean ; habit in troioiag, F. W. Merchant ;
nature studies in Public Snboole, G. F,
Rogers ; dieoueaion led by David Robb ;
history, Min M. L. Brock ; dieouseioo
led by J. H. Cameron ; the teacher as a
student, F. W. Merohaot ; busy work
while in Beata, Mian M. A. Coulter ; die.
ouaeiou led by E. A. Matheson ; a die•
mission on "Why a Dominion certificate
for teachers ie desirable 7" ; led by A.
H. Musgrove ; Preeident'e address, W.
H. Baker ; Treafnrer'e report ; election
of officers ; penmanship, A. E. Wetheral ;
dieoaeeion led by A. E. Bryane ; obareo•
ter building in scbools, Miee T. R. Witt.
eon ; discussion led by Miee F. Bremner.
WOOL MAIUSET is dell and prioee low
bat Brueeele dealers will pay the highest
nob priori ae soon ae olip is ready. The
Toronto Globe of Wednesday of this
week has the following comment on the
wool trade :—There ie no change in the
situation al home except perhaps that
brought about by the closer proximity of
holders of last eeaeon's olip to the new
Clip of Optario wool. A great deal of the
last olip Is still held by large dealers in
the country and at primes above an export
basis. Dealers here have knowledge of
at least 800,000 lbs. of the 1900 olip which
is offering, but it is impossible at the
moment to work any for export at a profit-
able price— a price whioh let out many
holders flat, to say nothing of a margin
for interest, expense and a small profit.
A letter from the largest mill in Mane -
(Anisette received a few days ago by E. T.
Garter, commenting on market conditions
said :—"I have been offered Canada fleece
wool in Beaton for the past month at 26o
—60 daye—and have not bought it bemuse
I do not want it. I have bought adeal of
bankrupt wool in Philadelphia and Boa.
ton—Kente 25e, seleoted Irish hogs. Ole,
sop. Irish hogs 27o and sup. Shropehire
bogs 27c, all delivered Beaton, and 00
days. I cannot buy Canada wool," These
prices are equal to considerably less than
15a Toronto. Another letter from a well-
known American batter quoted a price
for Canada liens which would require
the exporter Mere to get the wool for 131
or less to show any profit. A marked
change has soma over the wool trade in
Anetralia, Argentina and in Montana and
other territorial sections where large hum.
here of sheep are raised. Formerly the
sheep were raised primarily for the wool,
and a email grade of animate yielding fine
wool were grown, the mutton being a
eeoondary consideration. Now the sheep
000 raised for export, whioh line been
stimulated by the refrigerator trade, and
the wool ie ooneidered ae a sort of bye -
product. The sheep raised for the mut.
100 export trade are large, being erode-
brede, end the wool is worse. Thue the
amount of wool grown in the aountriee
mentioned ie now entering more directly
into competition with Canadian aorta,
and our wool ie feeling the ol7eote of the
obange in the situation. A firm in Liver.
poor, writing to Mr. Carter recently, said :
"The London auotion of colonial wools
opened firm for merinos and floe arose-
brede, but coarse oroaabrede showed a de -
aline of 5 to 74 per cent. Since the open•
ing there has been keen competition for
the liner grade!' at prices which show a
Alight advanoe, but medium and coarse
Cash 1011 Wool !
The highest oasli price will
be paid for any quantity of wool
delivered at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill.• If preferred will ex-
change for rolls or blankets,
clothes, yarn, flannels, Ste.
B. DERRY,
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HEAD OFFICE, e TORONTO
OAP11,tAL PAID UP (Qne Million Dollars) • ' 51,000,000
REST • , 9700,000
etycoeier in at/ printtpat pointe to QWttarfe, qucbeo, dfanite$a, United States c0 England,
''s&Fssize B•awca%.
A General ,Banking Bueinoea Transacted. Farmers' Notes Dieoonntod.
Dratte Issued and Collodion(' made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,.
lotereet allowed on deposite of $1,00 and upwards and oompoupded half yearly.
SrnorAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE Goma/Mimi Or FARttsne' Sea NOTES,
Every facility afforded Ouetomere living at a dietaries.
payable at any bank issued Under $10 87, $20 to $30, , ..120
Moasp Orders at the following rates 910 to $20....100, 80 to 40., _140
J. N. GORDON, AGENT,
they form. the bulk of the offerings. We �°
hate to say it brit the outlook instead of ed in a new railway 'charter. Mr. Mo. i Last Sabbath evening Rev. John Rosa,
improving dons the reverse. Engllell One wee accompanied by J. MOKane ( B. A., took 80 hla text, Pe, 43;3, "0 geed
wools are for the time being a dead let.
and J. MoDonald, well•to•do citizens of oat thy light and thy Truth ; let them
change v p
Canada 1900 I' I t 13 n, II r b
to 140.
MRs. Trios. M Ir t y B 1 t Sunday S 1' Humble O t (3) A S I'
Friday, a M Ol y l' t.
Hartland Presbytery will hold its raga• I M' M A t before
poorly for six weeke duxiug the peat p
Winter with pneumonia but was quite Wingham Dtetrmt meeting will con
' 1 d and was contemplatmga vane in the Methodist ohurob here next p
holiday visit Brussels when she fell The synod of Toronto and Kingston p b' p d
was standing on and tstxuok hot head of Alhstm as Moderator.
Erysipelas Int Arohbiehop Lewis of Ootacio Metro
th followed and emended by d 4 d dd
heart failure brought to a close the life of b d h A l Trammed L d
one widely known a g Y p steamer Menominee
d b O Antrim
riage, about th 1843 After a stay Greene being in poor health
Huron Go., they moved to MoRillop
township where they p t 20 y and
d' Walton ll bre Mr. •f
Brussels Woolen Mill.
ter—clean knooked out by these arose•
brads." Fleece—The market shows ua
wbate er and local dealers are
quoting ane aolip nominate a o
ORIBBIN DoaiAooD,— ae
t 11 a. m, Jane o o reliot
of the late Thos. MoKibbin, of Walton,
Roseland, who epent Sunday in town.
UiIUlt011
CHIMES.
Mouth) service will be held in the R.
0. Church, rueee e, nes un ay more•
in
died at the home of her daughters, Tor-
onto,
or- lar meeting at Wingham on. Tuesday of
next her 76th year. She b td been next week.
nicely recovers a Tuesday and Wedneaday.
i to r
about five weeks ago from a ohafr she unanimously obese Rev. J. 11. S. Burnett
he face and inflammation of
e stomach politan of Canada, die at sea on May
and highly res eoted. on oar t a t antic ranepor Line
Decease was Orn in the o. Rev, A. E.,M, Thomson, of Goderich,
Ireland, and came to this after their
with is taking Rev. J. Greene's work on the
her late husband shortly their mar• Holmeeville circuit until conference, Mr,
e year
on the Goshen line, Stanley township, The week of May 2G to June 2 has
t e spent ears
then locate in a on village where
MoKibbin died in July of 1898, aged 75
years. Mrs. MoKibbin removed to Brae'
eels where she lived until going to Tor-
onto in October of last year. The sur.
viving children are :—Alex., of Idaho ;
Jae., of Michigan ; Andrew, of Wallace -
burg ; Dr. S., of Amethyst, Colorado ;.
Rev. A. K., of Stratbroy ; Mrs. MoEweu,
of Leadbury ; Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, of
Brussels ; Mre. Hugh Campbell, of Hal.
lett ; Mre. W. Smith, of Unionville, Ont.,
and Misses E. J. and Belle, of Toronto.
Of a kindly, motherly disposition Mrs.
MoKibbin made many warm friends.
She was a faithful member of the Pree-
byteriau church for many years. The
remains were brought to Brussels on the
Saturday afternoon train and the funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon from the
residence of Mr. Armstrong Rev. John
Ross, B. A., conducted a suitable service
at the house and cemetery. Pall bearers
were as follows :—W. Neel, W. Smith, J.
Moore, Alex. Gardiner, P. Watson, Alex.
Ellie Interment was made in the family
plot in Brussels cemetery. All the
ohildren were here to pay the last tribute
of reepeot to a good mother excepting two
eons, Alex. and the Dr., distance prevent.
log them attending.
People We Talk Aboat.
Mre. Horton, of Galt, is visiting in
town.
Druggist Fox was in Wingham o0
Thured' y,
Mre. P. toe, of Toronto, is a visitor at
A. Hunter's.
Mre. Alfred Lowry wae in Gerrie for a
day thin Week.
J. D. It meld woe away to the Ent on
fire engine beeinese.
Mre. Joo. Lott was in Wingham for a
couple of days this week.
Harrie Hamilton and Bert. Johnston
spent Sunday at Listowel.
Mre. Barbara Straohan has gene to
Michigan to viten her sister.
Mien Thurso, Meadows has gone to
lead me." The hymn "Lead Kindly
Light" was dwelt upon and atter a brief
aketoh of the author, John Henry New.
ma its three vereee were shown to con,
tale : (i) A Soul's Eager Ory ; (2) A
On S am e' on eeelon ; oU. e
Happy Confidence. The hymn was Bung
as a solo by Miss Jennie a r er a ore
the german.
Rev. M. 0. Cameron, B. D., actor of
Knox church, Harrieton, wee sarpriaed
one eveningwhen several of the romiu•
ant members of bis 000gregation called
upon him at the manes andresents
him with a puree containing $122 00,
collated for him to replace the valuable
horse which -be recently loet, James A.
Macaulay made an appropriate a reee
to Mr. Cameron, and Andrew Fidler pre
wanted tbe puree to the minister. Mr.
Cameron replied in a feeling manner,
thanking them for their kindaees and
thonghttoln'o. Short epeeohee were
made by several of those preempt, among
whom were Alex. Hall, Robert MoCul-
been set apart as the annual effort of lough, Wm. Kean, Henry Williamson,
eelf.deoial by the Salvationiete•of Canada. Robert Blackwood sod Alex. Davidson.
Their objeot is to increase and inteoet y 1
the spirituality and zeal of their people _ Business Locals
and to create a. fund to meet the demand
of their home and foreign missionary
fields.
At the Official Board meeting of the
Meithodiet (thumb, Brueeele, held, There-
Official
evening of last week, Thoe. Farrow
was chosen representative to the Dietriot
meeting to be held on the 22ud inst. The
pastor was granted two menthe' leave of
absence to recruit his health and a supply
will be arranged for while Rev. Mr,
Holmes is away.
Womene' Mioeiooary meeting, Wing -
ham Dietriot, will be held in Bruesele
Methodist church on Tuesday evening
next and two eeeeions on Wednesday,
An interesting program will be presented.
Tuesday evening there will be three act -
dresses, the speakers being Mies Scott, of
the Deaconess Home, Toronto ; Rev. F.
Swann, of Ripley ; and Rev. R, J. Gar.
batt, L. L. B. of Gerrie.
Last Sabbatb afternoon a missionary
program wee preeeoted in connection
with the Methodist Sabbath Scboot. Mies
Maggie MoNaughtoo gave interesting in•
formation relative to Indian Missions;
Rev. R. Paul briefly tonohed oo Home
Mission work : a solo was sung by Vine.
Edwards entitled "Little Builders", and
a duet by Charlie and Bert. Hingeton.
The oolleotien was $7.04.
R. M. Hobson, of Guelph, addressed
good sized audiences in Melville and the
Metbodiet Churoh laet Sabbath morning
and evening on the important enbleat of
"!Sabbath Obeorvanoe." He outlined
monies why this day abonld be kept with
its old time sanctity ; pictured some of
the enoroaahmeots ; and offered some
sedans as to remedies. Mr. Hobson
eugg
is a (inhered gentleman, a vary good
speaker and has devoted considerable
Eine to Etre work. He went from here to
Gerrie.
The Amheretbnrg Bobo of last week
says :—"The Offioial Board of Amherst•
burg oirouit met in Wesley church on
May 4th, for the closing meeting of the
London where she has secured a sitna• 000ference year. The reports show a
tion. year of splendid progress. The oonneo•
Alex. and Miro Fleming, of Galt, are tional fonds are in advance of any pre-
visitore at Jas. Fox's daring the past vioue year in the history of the oironit•
Fiftyoix persons have been received into
ohurob membership. The Board in re-
cognition of Rev. W. E. Kerr's faithful
and effioient eervioee, passed unani-
mously a vote of appreoiation and invited
bim to return for a third year. They
also voted him a Summer vacation which
he proposes epending in missionary labors
in Calgary district, N. W. T. The work
on the oironit ie prospering, nearly $500
being paid on ohuroh indebtedueseduring
the year. The Board, Ladies' Aid and
League of Wesley church, are planning
extensive renovatiooe to their church
building this Summer, including painting,
freeooing, carpeting and ineballing a new
lighting system. The parsonage Com•
mittee has been renovating Wesley par.
nonage by patting an elegant new velvet
carpet in the parsonage, repairing the
parlor and dining room." Rev. Mr, Herr
spent pastoral terms at Wroxeter and
Hensall in this County.
SABBATH SCHOOL OoNVaNTioN.—The 10th
annual district Sabhath school oonven-
tion will be held in Brussels on Wedne•
day, May 29th, in the Methodist church.
week.
Mre. Geo. Skelton, of Blyth, who is
vieitiog in Brussels, is not very well at
present.
Mre. Garter and daughter, of Blytb,
were visitors at Robert Burne' during the
past week.
Harry Bartliff, Mies Lyla and Min
Vinnie Cardiff were visitors at Wingham
last Sunday.
Fred. Gilpin is home for a holiday visit
from Chicago. He eaye the dental bud.
nese ie going all right.
Joo. Patlaedand Mies Beryl West and
Mise Shane, of Blyth, were visitors at S.
T. Plam'a last Sunday.
M. McLennan, drug traveller, of Lon-
don, smiled on his many old time friends
in Brunets this week.
Miee Maggie Halliday'e health has not
been as good tbie Spring as staretima
but we hope ohs will soon be as well 08
ever.
Jen. Ballantyne had a relapse but is
palling up again although quite weak.
His many friends wlah him speedy re.
oovery.
Woodall Holmes eprained hie ankle The following le tbe program 1—Fore.
one evening last week while playing foot noon session, 10 o'olock—Devotional ex.
bell on Victoria Park, and has found eroie n ; "Tho bower." (a) The Pastor,
Dome little diffioalty in hie locomotion Rev, D. B. Moleae, (11) The Tesober, A.
since, M. McKay, (c) The Parente, Mre. Berry ;
W. A. MaEwan, of Theeealon, Algoma, dieouseiou ; "A Sunday oobool of the
has been appointed Clerk of the Division times," prepared by W. J. Debbie, M.A.,
Court. He should fill the bill. Mr. Mo. of Guelph, to be read by Miee Mary
Ewan ie a eoo•in•law to Jae. Oliver, of Roes ; dieoueeion ; appointment of Com.
Brueeele. mitten and closing, Afternoon senior',
Samuel So ott, of Zanesville, Ohio, a 1.80 o'olook—Devotional exeroieee; in•
oon,in to Finlay, Peter and Walter Scott, trodaotion and address of President
of Brussels, died of 000eumption a abort elect ; ,,The plane of the Bible and of
time ago. He visited here for several helps in the B. B.," P. Ritchie ; discus -
weeks last year, cion ; "The place of the Catechism in
W. and Mrs. Kargen will remove from the S. B.," Rev, Be Paul ; dieoaeeion ;
town to Galt owing to W. Blarhill "The Significance of Modern Bible study
having disposed of hie baeineee in which to the Teacher," Rev, H.11, Onrry; die -
Mr. Karen woe employed. He will be 0000100 ; Open Parliament—"The Bobool
employed ae baker at Galt. and the Home" ; addteee, "Hidden For.
Mrs. J. W. Dogge and daughter, ass," Rev. D. Rogue ; announcements
Esther, of Chatham, aro renewing old and closing. Evening aesoion, 7,80--
friendships
,80—friendships here. She ie a daughter of Bong oervioe,; opening exeroieee ; Confer -
Capt. Btretton and has a large circle of enoe—"Teacher' Training"—De mange.
frionde in Brunelle and looulity. eity, its practicability, ite method and
A letter to Jno. Wright from A. Bow• appliaooes, Rev. A. MaoNab ; dieooeoion 1
tinbeimer, now viaiting hie brother at address,Rev. F.13, Larkin, B,A.,Seaforth;
Woolverton, says he is making closing. Music will bo furnished by the
propose toward recovery. We hope a Presbyterian and Methodist choirs. A
permanent cure may be effected. . oolleotlon will be takenup at the after.
Ino. Forgotten Modrae, of Roseland, 13. noon and evening 008010ne. Send flames
C.,
wae home tor' a few daye on hie re. I of delegates to ReV. R. Paul by the 23rd
turn from Ottawa whore be was interest• tact, if pillOta are wanted,
Ceeu for butter and eggs. A. Ooneley.
LAWN mowers, shears and eoieeore
sharpened and pot in firet•olaes shape at
reasonable priase. F. ADAM.
shop Mill street, Brunets.
TDD BUTTER.— Farmers having tub
butter to sell oall at. my Produce Em.
porinm mod I will pay you the highest.
oaah price for good tube.
RoBT. TNotteoN.
Bineseww OE/di/TEAL—The undersign.
ed is preparedto attend to proper fixing
up of burial plots for parties either here
or away who have fiiende heeled there.
Will be at the cemetery every Friday
afternoon. Satiefaotion guaranteed at
moderate charges. R. DARE,
Caretaker.
WeNTED—Eggs, 12o ; one ton hotter
weekly. We have all kinds of corn from
Crompton'a early down. We are sole
agents for the celebrated Bailey - ono.
"For silo pnrpoeee it has no equal," so
says Jno. MoMillan & Sons, the largest
Dorn producers of Canada. G. E. Rao,
Wingbam.
D. EWAN & Co. have sold this eeaeoo
already 21 baggies and 4 wagons and have
still oo hand a very large stook of buggies
to ohoose from. Intending purchasers
please give ns 0 call. We will sell you a
first -aloes article at a reasonable price,
Remember our own buggies Ude year
are 871 inches longer in the body than
other buggies. Comfort is what you
want and you can have it by buying s
Ewan & Co's buggy.
MARRIaT,
SINCLAIR — BOTHWELL —In Brueeele, at
the residence of Mre. A. McNiobol,
on Wednesday, May 15th, 1901, by
Rev. John Ross, B. A., Mr. James
Sinclair to Miee Elizabeth Bothwell,
both of Grey.
axs:1�.
FAi gUHAA30N.—In Morrie, May 12, Thos.
D., eldeet son of David and Jannet
Fargohareon, aged 23 years, 3 months
and 28 daye.
Efmnee.—In Toronto, oo May 13, Mre.
Lizzie Hewitt, sister to Mra. Jerry
Blaebill, Brussels, aged 41 years.
MoKmono.—In Toronto, May 10111, Jane
Malloy, relict of the late Thoe, Mo.
Kibbin, need 75 years and 11 months.
Moono•—Io Elma, May 10th, Florence
Iimbal Hunter, beloved wife of Eli
Moore, aged 27 years, 8 months and
11 days.
COMING 1 COMING, I
T. P. Smith,
EYE SPECIALIST,.
Graduate of New 'York, Philadelphia and
Toronto Optical Colleges, will beat
FOX'S DRUG STORE,
BRUSSELS,
ONE DAY ONLY,
Wednesday, May a 22nd.
Call early and avail yourself of
hie valuable 00101000.
J^%A;IIINLTION 1010E0.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for ranch purposes.
Apply to GEO. BEST, Brueeele,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on William street. For particulars
apply to ROST. MENZIES, Brueeele. 94.6
COMFO•RTABLE, WELL lighted and oonveniont rooms to 101 in
the Leckie block' over G. A. Dead in an'e and
Mrs. Rogers' stores. Apply to F. B.800T1„
.A.•CTCTION S.A.M20.
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH. —Postponed sale
of household furniture, &a., ,at John
Walker's old etaod, g Y Mala❑ he block.
Sale, unreserved, at 3 o'olook. A. Bow.
tinbeimer, prop. ; F.13 Boort, auctioneer.
SATURDAY, MAY 25Ta,—Horses, riga,
barneee, household furniture, &o., at the
residence of uodereigned, Brussels.
Sale, unreserved, at 2 o'olook. Wm.
Blaehill, prop. ; F.13. Scott, aac.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1.—Farm, Farmstook,
implements, &o., at Walton. Sole, ante.
served, at 1 p. m. Mrs. Sage, Proprieb•
rase; F. B. Scott, Aaotioneor.
L1INE BRICK RESIDENCE
FOR e1LE, with new improved furnace
complete; extra good well and oletern;
large grounds, &o., at a bargain.
JNO. D. RONALD, Brueeele,
t>TRAYED FRO'i1 THE PREM•
rens of the undersigned, Lot 18, 000.
10, Grey, on May 1310, two yearling abeere,
one dark red and the other light red. Auy
information leading to their recovery will
be thankfully received.
94 JOHN WORTLEY, Oranbrook P.O.
'PAPER HANGING; DECOR.
AT/NG and H0000 Painting done in
Workmanlike manner and on short notice.
Have had three years' experience in alt
work. Terme rouserW. JOHNSON Walme ton
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service at
North half lot 11, eon, 0, Morrie, a tboro'
bred Durham Bull. Terms, 01,00. payable
in January. Pedigree may bo seen on ap-
plication. FRANI/ MARTIN,
90.20 Proprietor.
FARM FOR SALE.—BEING Lot 9, Oon. 12, Grey, containing 100
sores. Good stook or grain farm. Good
frame 19090e and bank barn ; two good wells;
eight acres of Fall wheat and land all is a
good state of cultivation, For particulars
apply to JOHN MoVADDI)N,
20-11 Brussels P. 0,
NOTICE !
The Court of Revision for the Township of
Morrie for the year 1901 will bo held iu the
Township Hall on MONDAY, MAY 2711,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. in, All parties
Interested will please take notice and act
accordingly.
W. CLARK, Clerk.
Morris, May 10111, 1901.
22e-ersee-nZ,S 0.0.Ei..1Z. M;.rs,
70,11 Wheat 62 68
Barley ,...,. 38 39
Peas 60 60
Oats 29 80
Butter, tube and rolls ., 12 13
Eggs per dozen ' 9 10
Flour per owt... .. 4 00 6 00
Potatoes (per bag) .,.... " 25 25
Apples (per bbl.) .. 2 00 2 00
Sheep skins, eaoh .... 75 1 00
Lamb eking each 25 26
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hay per ton 5 00 7 00
Hides trimmed 6 6i
Hideo rough 5 6
Hogs, Live 6 75 6 75
Wool 16 15}
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSH lP O- F GREY.
Notice is hereby given - that the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Grey, County of Huron wi11 meet as Court,
of Revision at the TOWNSHIP HALL.
ET HEL,ouMonday. May 0711, at10 o'clock
a. m l attics Interested will govern them-
e, Woe accm'tliegly.
WM. SPEN(D, Clerk.
COURT OF REVISION.
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
Notice is hereby given that the Municipal.
Connell of the Corporation of the Village of
Brussels, County of Huron, will meet as
Court of Rovlaion in the COUNCIL CHAM-
BER, BRUSSELS, on Monday, Juno 3rd,
at B o'clock p• at. Parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly,
F. 8, SCOTT, Clerk,
GOOD working mare, 5 years old, for
sale. 13. GERRY, Brueaola.
Bolt or girl wanted to learn photo.
graphing. H.Yi.BREWER, Brna0ele.
Goon get of double barneep, oomp)ete,
for solo cheap, Mee a Megeayy Harris Boder,
Apply 10 W. 33I300, Brussels.
Notice of Transfer of
License.
SAGE HOUSE, WALTON.
NOT 1016 le hereby given, pursuant to the
regulations do that behalf, that I, the un-
dersigned, have applied for a transfer of the
Hotel License granted to Mra, Chas. Sage,
and that the said tranefor will be oomplled
and signed to by the Commioeionere after
the second publication of tate notion, as re-
q Dateeredd ala
Brussels, May 14, w. WM. 001 SHILL.
Wool IT
50,000 lbs. Wanted.
highest market price paid,
delivered at my Storehouse,
No. 1, Brussels,
Robt. Graham.
,Spectacles
—0F ALL RINDS—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tented FREE by
latent Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
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