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Town Direotory,
MMenneal OnnOn.-Sebbath Servieem
at 11 a en end '700 p.m. Sunday Scheel
at 2:30 p 111, Hey. ffelm Iteeti, /3 A,
paetor.
Se. Jonn'e Orientle-Sabbath Serviges
at 11 a m and '7 p m, Sunday School
et 2:30 p. ea. Bev. A., X. Oritan, imam.
bent.
Ionise Servieee
at 10;80 a n't and. 7:00 p m. Sunday
School at 2:30 p ni. Itete G. IL Cobble,
dick, M A, B r), pastor.
ROMAN OrteMonto Onetton.-Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, at
10:80 a m. Bev Joseph Kennedy,
Feted.
SanWerron Antxx.-Servioe at 7 and 11
a m and 3 excl 8 p m en Sunday and
every evening in the week or 8 oiolook, at
the barrectice.
Oen Ficarowe' "LODGE every Thjareday
evening, in Graham's block.
MASONIC LoneB T DefiadY at' CV before
full moon, in Ofarlield block.
A, O U W LODGE on the 8rd
Friday evening of each month, in Blatt,
hill' B WOK..
o 0 IP LCD= 2nd and laet Monday
evenings of each month, in Blaehill's
block.
I 0 V, 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Fellowe'
L 0 L 1st Monday in every month
ireOrange Hall.
Sone or 800NhAleD, let and 3rd Tues-
days of eaoh month, in Odd Fellows'
Hal).
• K. 0. T. M, LODGE, 2nd and 4111 Tues.
daya of 13/1013 month, in Odd Fellow's Hall.
H Ohlit Ornami, 2nd and 4bb Friday even -
ingot in Blerhill's Hall.
POST OPPIO1L-Offioe hours from 8 a.
m. to 6:30 p. m.
Meonsmos' INSTITUTE. -Library in
Holmes' bloek, will be open from 6 to 8
o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 8:30 to 5
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Miss Minnie Md.:
Naughton, Librarian. '
Town Courenta-W. H. Kerr, Reeve ;
Geo. Basher, Robert Graham, IL Lea-
• therdale and R. G. Withal, Oouncillors ;
F. S. Scott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly,
Treasurer; D. Stewart, Assessor and J.
T. Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in es.oh month.
Samoa BOADD.-Bev. Ross, (obairman,)
D. C. Ross, Dr. Graham, A. Reid, A.
Koenig and H. Dennis ; Sec.-Treas.,
It Roes. Meetings 2nd Friday evening
. in each month.
Puma° Stamm Tzacames.-3. H. Clam•
eron, Principal, Mies Braden, Miss
Downey andMiss Cooper.
BOUM ON HEALTIL-Reeve Kerr, Clerk
Sootte.A. Stewart, Farrow and J. N.
Kendall. Dr. MeNahghton, Medical
Health Offioer.
STEADY AND STICK.
A rush is good in its place, lad,
But not at the start, I say,
For life's a very long race, lad,
And never was won that way.
It's the stay that tells, the stay, boy,
And the heart that never says die ;
A spurt may clo, with the goal in view,
But steady's the word, say I.
Steady's the word thaawins,
Gritty and sturdy grain; •
Stioking to it will carry you through --
Boll up your eleeves again.
Oh, Snap ie a very good our, lad;
To frighten the tramps, I brow,
But Holdfast stacks like a burr, lad -
Brave Holdfast never lets go.
And Olever's a pretty nag, boy,
But stumbles and shies, they say.
So Steady I count the safer. mount
To carry you alt the way.
The iron bar will smile, lad,
At straining -insole and thew,
But the patient teeth of the file, lad,
I warrant will gnaw it throu;11.
A anap may come at the end, boy,
And a bout of might and main,
But Steady and Stick must do the trick,
Roll up your sleeves again.
Voirdwiela.
B. 5. Cook was in Toronto •last week
on business.
Robert Hooey is away to Cartwright
atteudiug the funeral of his father.
The railroad was so badly snowed up
that two extra men had to be added to
the section here.
The Presbyterian oongregation intend
holding their annual soiree during the
third week of this month.
John Bell, who has been laid up for the
past week with 8 severe attack of la
grippe, is slowly improving.
The year-old son of Mr. Crisp, our sta-
tion agent, received a severe burn on the
forehead by falling on the etove.
Mr. Young, of Mount Forest, General
Agent of the Ontario Mutual Insurance
Compapy, was in town last week,
Wm. Doig is able to be about after his
• long and severe illness.
Mr. Stephens, who has had charge of
W, S. Bean'e store siren his removal bo
Woodstock, has also moved to that town.
N. DioLttughlin has returned from To•
mite, where he has taken a course of in-
• struction at the Optical Institute.
C. 0. F. -At the reguler meeting of
Gotrie O. 0. 10. the following officers
were elected and duly installed :-O. R.,
W. J. Greer ; V. C. R., Wm. MOM ;
011ap., John Stewart; 18. S., Thee. Day ;
F. 8., at MoLanglihn ; Treace, W. T.
McLaughlin ; S. W., Joe Tamen ; 3. W.,
11. L. Morten; S. B. Geo. Barbee ; J.
B,, Jahn Arden.
K. 0. T. 111. -The following is a list of
officere for bhe ensuing year iti Goerie
Lodge 255, K. 0. T. M. :-Past Corn., W.
Dont ; Com, J. A. Strong ; Let. Com.,
H, N. Roadhouse; B. K., J. S. Fend
F. X., Goo. W. Barber ; Chap, W. T.
Dans ; De. I. Tuok 'Sgt., A.
Montgomery ; M. at A., A. II. Strong ;
1st M. G., R. J. lanestor; 2nd M. G., 11.,
Ferguson ; Sentinel, D. Watters ; Picket,
V. Dane,
Onle.--A sad event occurred in Hetviek
on Saturday et 7:15, le. m., let inst., being
the death of James Nay, son of Samuel
Nay, at the age of 24 yeare, 4 menths,and
14 days. A severe oold was contracted
lad winter which developed into eon.
eumption, and though every possible
thing was done that physicians and kind
friends meld, he eneetimbed to the die.
ease on the above ditto, During the lat.
ter part of his illneseche auffered extreme.
la, and in int, for nine Meothe he netts;:
hadagood night'e Peet, all hie engh was
painful to listen to, tffintegh in agony ail
the WOO be wee never Maud to Manner,
but wee quite resigned and enbmitted to
the will of Oeis Bedeenaer, lile funeral to
the NoIetoeh cemetery was Very largely
attended, All eye -apatite hi extended to
the bereaved and elnioted family in their
severe troubie
Exeter,
Some sneak thief entered Wm, South.
Oott'e premises and delibeentely Carried
Off a quarter el beet.
A large number of the brethren of Ply -
Meath Lodge Ph 0. 11, met in thole
lodge room to do boner to their Peet
President, 0. 10, litiareland, prior to his
departure for the Old Country, the °hied,
beam to leresent him with a, handsome
emblem of the order,
The annual county meeting of Orange;
men took plaee at Exeter on Tuesday of
teat week with an immenee attendanoe.
Matters of interest to the order were
aim'ioably disposed of and after due de.
liberation it was deolded that the next
12t11 of July celebration should be held
in Goderieh and the next county meeting
in Clinton, The following is the result
of the eleotion of officers :-Co. Plaster,
Jno, Neil, Centralia; Depy. Co. Mater,
G. 186, Kitty, Summerhill.; Chap., Rev,
Wm. Stout, Clinton; Treact., John
Beacion, Goderioh tp. ; Co. Sen., Peter
Oanteion, Clinton ; FM, Sec., A. Neville,
Centralia ; D. of 0., 18, Seerlett, Win-
throp ; Leeturer, Franoie Davis Cen-
tralia ,• Dpy.-leoturers, .1. Coldwelf, Oen-
tralla, Wm, Cennedy, Winthrop.
Peteratorth.
• Our hockey club defeated Goclerioh by
soore of 8 to 1.
• The veoal class intend presenting, the
cantata of "Ruth." • .
13, Edea, of Harpurhey, received a
severe peralytio stroke on Saturday,
which has rendered him completely help-
less and specialties.
Fred. Davie has arrived home from the
Montreal hospital, where he underwent a
mum of mediae' treatment for his ail-
ment.
Miss Sinelair, who has spent five yeare
in mission work et Indere, India, and
who is now at, home 012 furlough, gave a
most interesting address in the basement
of the Presbyterian church.
Wm. J. Elliott,. son of Wire Elliott,
town Olerk, has passed hie first year ex.
,amination at the Ontario Agricultural
College, with flying colors, taking honors
in nearly every subjeot.
Reeve Gunn, while in Goderieh attend-
ing the meeting of County Connote had
the misfortune to lose his oap from the
rack at the British hotel. Whether it
was taken as a mistake or stolen. is not
yet known. The landlord promptly re -
platted the missing artiole with another.
leuclaelow.
The night gang at Mita:Maine be.
gan work last week.
Dan. Herr, of Kinlose, was taken to
the Loudon Asylum by Conetable Thos.
Shoebottom and Jae. Baker.
The special revival services in the
Mebbodist church are the most successful
held hero for manyyears and the ohuroh
is filled each evening.
At the recent examinations of the On-
tario Agrioultured College in Guelph, Jas.
McDonald, son of Malcolm McDonald, of
West Wawanosh, passed a very oredit-
able examination in the Becloud year
course, both in passed and honor lists.
The following officers were elected for
the year in connection with Grange NO.
7 :--Meater, D. G. McKenzie ; Overseer,
John Raid; Trees., G. S. Robertson ;
Chap., Me. Honaueth ; Lecturer, Reba
Currie ; Steward, Mr. Kennedy ; Assist-
ant Steward, Jno. Currie; Gate•keeper,
Mr. Gillis.
The Sentinel says :-It was a sad Bur.
prise to our citizens on Saturday last
when the telagraphia wires conveyed the
intelligenoe that J. M. Cliff was dead.
Demand was senionr member of the
Luoknow Furniture Company of Olift it
Forster, and was a gentleman widely
known and highly esteemed as n citizen
and business man. b'dr some time past
be had suffered from stomach trouble,
and about three months ago went to the
Sanitarium at Battle Creek, Miob,, M
the hope that the medical skill and ap-
pliances of that institution would be able
to overcome the diffioulty and restore
him to his wonted health. • For a time
it seemed as though be would reoover,
but he gradually grew weaker and weak-
er till death clam to his release on Sat-
urday.
.4. six months' plan of Sunday services
for the House of Refuge has been ar-
ranged.
A break in the maohinery of the elect-
ric light plant compelled the townspeople
to resort to lamps one night recently.
Messrs. Wheatley and Welsh, two of
the town officers, entertained the mem.
hers of the Domicil to an oyster supper at
Ounningliame's.
• While cutting wood with a circular saw
Harry Parsons met with a painful 0410i.
dent by having his hand jammed between
a stick of wood and the NM frame.
A little girl, adopted daughter of Mr.
Chola in hanging on a sleigh, oeught her
foot between the bob and the load, hav-
ing a narrow escape frons a bad gooident.
It was at first thought that she was bad.
ly hurt, but she was around as lively as a
oricket shortly after.
The following officers were installed for
the corning quarter in the I. 0. G. T. :-
Chief Tem., W. Moore ; Vice Tem., Miss
Wilson ; P. C. T., lele. Stevenson ; leen.
See., T. S. McNeil ; Fin, See., A. Oooper ;
Treas., Mrs. Seward ; Chap., Mrs. Stev.
enson ; Mar, A. Ford ; Gutted, Miss
Brown ; Sen., A. Kitt ; Organist, Mies
Tibbs(,
One night reoently a lady in town met
with a peculiar menden h. Ber husband
was awaksued by her screaming at the
top of her yoke, He tried to discover
what was wrong, but she only continued
to seream, without being able apparently
to speak. Thinking she was in a fit he
hurried over to a dootere who found ort
his arrival that the lady had dislocated
her jaw by yawniog. The husband
wickedly remarked that for once he was
glad her jaw was sot in working order.
The annual meeting of the Collexiate
Institute Board was held on Wedneeday
evening of last Week for organization.
Jas. Scott was re.eleeted chairman ; W.
Jackson, treasurer ; and H. Foster, 860-
tatury. E. Herman was reappointed
caretaker of the school at 4 eatery of
080, The following aro the standing
committees :-Property-..33r.' Shaw, jets,
Bootle 31, tFester. H,
PlUrnetetti, W, jeeksen, D. A, Voreeetee,
Speetal-J. W. Irwin, U, Ptutneteel,
3. liloott.
DO YOU K8003 0
•
ask your eithael to write, without pre -
vibes notlee, anewere to the following
questions, all of wbioh gown perfectly
Odd Y
1, What it the "lower rine" of a bea-
ten ?
2, What is the "tang" of a tehlefork
3, What is the "ehauk" of a table -
fork?
4, What le the of a tableknife ?
5, What is the "ehank" of a ORM mu
pin ?
6, 177bat is the "Shank" of a pie of
seieelore ?
7, What ie the "Wink" of a key ?
8, Whet is the "hedy" of a thimble ?
0, What ie the '.utalli" of 12 hairbrush?
10, What is the 'dial" of a Week ?
11, Whet ie the "etretcher" of an um.
beella ?
12, What is the '1811/Ift" Of a feather?
• 13, , What le the ',margin" of a book?
14 How many "Noes" have the covers
of a book ?
15, What is the "barrel" of a boll
10, What is the "crown" of a bell?
17, What part of a carriage le nailed
an ''arrn" ?
18, What is the "rim" of a wheel ?
19, What is the "curbstone" in a
street ?
20, What is the "king. post" of a
house? •
21, What is the "mei line" of a win-
dow?
22, What holds the glass in a window
frame?
23, How does pure water baste?
24, 'From what is linen made ?
26, From what is "India rubber"
made ?
A young man in Lowell, Masa, troubled
for yeare with a constant sueoession of
boils on his neck, was oonapletely cured
by taking only three bottlee of AYer's
Sarsaparilla. Another result of the
treatment was greatly improved diges-
tion with increased avoirdupois.
Ramer ne SLY HOD118.-Diatressfng kid.
nay and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the “Great South Amerioan
Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight on account of
ita exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quick relief and
cure this is your remedy; Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Duty is a power which rises with us in
the morning end goes to rest with us at
night. 38 15 co -extensive with the notion
of our intelligencte. It is the shadow
which °leaves to us, go where we will,
and wbioh leaves ns when we leave the
light of JAN. -Gladstone.
The man of large faith ie the man of
great inspiration, ancl, naturally, the man
of large life ; for faith is not in itself an
end, but a means to an end, whiale is the
enlargement of life in all noble and beau -
Wel qualities. -E. Sloan.
The man who has not anything to
boast of but his illustrious ancestors is
like a, potato -the only good belonging to
him is underground. -Sir L. Overbury.
You may fail to shine, in the opinion
of others, both in your conversation and
actions, from being superior as well as
inferior to them. -Greville.
The truest test of civilization is not the
census nor the size of cities, nor the crops
-no, but the kind of men the 'country
turns out.--Ernerson.
Our alums are much more numerous
than our dangers, and we suffer much
oftener in apprehension than in reality.
--Seneca.
The pride of ancestry is a superstruc-
ture of the most imposing height, but
resting on the most flimsy foundation. -
Colton.
The mind ought sometimes to be amus-
ed, that • it may the better return to
thought, and to itself.-Phaedrus.
Nothing whatever is annihilated. Mat-
ter, like an eternal river, still rolls on
• without dirni n u tion a -Bomber.
ABOUT PEOPL.E.
Alfred the Great said : "A. man can
afford to be polite."
Count de Lasseps was the style of the
French•gentleman.
Justinian inculcated politeness on every
official of the empire.
Goldsmith was ill•bred and too muoh
inolined to talk about himself.
Monroe was even in hie own tine oall-
ed "a gentlemau of the old sobool."
Calhoun SOUS SO absentminded that he
often forgot he was bo company.
Branoroft was rather reserved than
otherwise with meet persons be met.
Garrick was generally eo quiet that he
often created the impression of indiffer-
ence.
Dante was solitary iti hie habits, and
by his austerity chilled many of those
whom he met.
Henry Clay was said to Make the most
engaging bow of any gentleman of his
time.
Milton was quiet and reserved in bis
oonversation, but thoroughly refined and
well bred.
Mobarnmea inouleated • politeness in
the Koran. He himself was one of the
most courteous of men.
Pies IX. both before and after his eleva.
tine to the pontifiated °heir, was a model
of stedied politeness.
• Itobeepierre was urbane in manner and
courteous, though brief, to those who are
preached on beaten&
Byron was affable to hie equals and to
those whom he wished to •please, but
haughty and distant to most others.
Beethoven was rude and gruff, and
seemed to be in a perpetual bad limner
with himself and everybody else.
Talleyrand owed hie HUODEISS id life to
no small extent to the uniform courtesy
with which he treated eveeyoue.
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oases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 80 minutes and
quickly oared, by De. Agriew'e ours for
the Heart. One dose convinces. , Sold
by G. A. Deadman.
Any tandem to premature baldness
may be promptly choked by the use oE
Ayer's Hair Vigoie Don't delay till the
scalp is bare and the hair -roots destroy-
ed. U you would realize the best re -
milts, begin ab ono° with this invaluable
reparation.
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wonderful medicine. I once had a mare that had
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keep a bottle on bend all the time.
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CURED BE
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"I consulted doctors who proscribed
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t,ten long years. Filmtly, 1 began taking
1.7or's Sarsaparilla. In a week or tWo I
o :Heed a deeldwl Improvement. Elmer -
need by this result, I persevered, until in a
tennith or so the sore began to heal, and,
t''er ming the Saraaparillit for six months,
the last trace of the cancer ffisappeared."-
J • -ee 3..blIonOLSON, Florenceville, N.B.
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FOR SALE AT Mile
Brussels Planing Mills
Horse Blankets,
Light and Heavy Har-
ness. Collars, &o.
Trunks and Bags
at Low Prices,
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Neon rabilinions 255 .05021,
00001.5010 SOVIS W131.8,
MOS/ cures ell Nervous Dimness. Steeples,
nese, paving hiemory, Nightly Emissions. evertor.-
torrhooa. Impotency, etc., caused by put cougw;
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quickly buttrrArestoree LOB? M.W11000 ln chi
n Vpity n inYxchu aflir ,:rr'grg
eal from observation. Ilaidly
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for SS. 5005 100550 ra either opilnen7 or midst.,
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Drut
ggist, WOODBTOOIC, ONT., Agent for tho Do-
minion oCanada.
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NONE/ TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6 Per Cent., Yearly..
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
•
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
al Sheet Notice.
• Estimates Furnished for all
' kinds of Buildiegs. Workman•
ihip and Meterial Guaranteed.
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Scribbler:!
12 dozen new School
Scribblers to hand.
Only 5 cents each.
ALBUMS
A Bankrupt Stook of
Photo. Albums that will be sold at:a
Low Price.
Writing Pads from h. up.
Stafford's Celebrated Inks.
School Books and Supplies.
Special Values in Bibles.
Shaving Sets, Comb and Brush Cases and
Writing Desks at cost to dear out stock.
iVidder Ganzes, Children's Building
and Alphabet Blocks,
Boy's Velocipede at a Bargain.
mammeesaiwariima.
Only a few Hand -sleighs left and;they will
be sold at Cost to clear.
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