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BRUSSELS, ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the ullLo of Tar; S'rArennnc, Blyth.
Blyth Livery
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reasonable rates.
Bost of accommodation' `l vommerolal
Travellers and others requiring riga.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
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FLLIOTr & MCLACIILAM, Principals.
1-„0-4,,vmer
r People We Know Cr
tv,
11[1.. Ed. Mason spent Sunday at
Dunganncm.
Miss ,Tussle Barton, of Clinton,
spent Sunday at the Rectory,
Miss Nellie, Haines, of Wiugham,
was visiting with friends in town.
Misses Maggie and Mabel Odd.
well are visiting friends in Guelph.
Airs, G. Barton, of Beltnore, is the
guest of her son, Itev. W. II. Hartley_
Mr. W. W. Tainan, of Exeter, was
a Ilolitiay visitor in town this week,
Editor Robt. Holmes, of the Clinton
New Era, attended the fair on Tues-
day.
Mrs, Dr, Tamlyn, of WIngham,
was the guest of Mrs. Powell thls
week,
Mrs. Frank Bainton will be at
home to her friends Ist and 3rd
Fridays of the month,
Miss Minnie Wallace of North
Battleford, Sask., is the guest of
Miss Mabel Johnston,
Miss Beatrice Johnston returned
with Miss Dever to make a visit of a
month -or so at Shelburne,
Editor Robertson, of the Goderich
Signal, was tt visitor at the fair and
also called on THE STAnDARD.
Mr, A. Cook and Mr. G. Pearson,
of Clinton, visited their friends, Alr.
Ind Airs. Jasper Cook, of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Hartley and
Mr. Wilford Weir, of Clinton, spent
Sunday in town renewing old friend-
ships.
Airs. Steedman and son, Percy, of
Innerkip are guests with C. P. R.
agent and Mrs, Spafford. The two
ladies are sisters.
Mr. H, Pfaff and Miss L. Tuss, of
Zurich and Miss Reickert and Mes-
srs. A. and G. Reickert, of Hillsgreen
are the guests of Mr. henry
Pleatzer.
Col. Kenward, mannger• of the
Merchants Bank, Watford, in conn
pally t+1th his sister, Mrs. Clegg, of
Kippen, spent a few days with their
cousin, Mrs. G. Powell.
Mrs. J. 'Winger, of Elmira, spent
Sunday with-- Air. and Al's. Wm,
Jackson and elilo Spent a !'ca' chits
with the Jackson 1't}ntily in Morris,
The lady is a cousin'to the Jackson
family.
Mr, David Moore, of Rainy River,
was tt visitor Tu town ibis week,
Mr. Moore was a Brussels old boy
but has been in Ita111V River the. past
two years clerking 111 his brother -in
hays' store, Mr, McQuarrie, formerly
of this'town,
Mr. John Wilford was called to
Toronto last'1'lmrsday on account of
the illness of his son, in the city
hospital with typhoid fever, which
he crntrae'ed up in the Nipissing
district where he spent the summer
vacation. Ed's, prospects are favor-
able we are pleased to state.
We, notice by Afonday's daillles of
the first annual games of Gordon,
Mackay & Co's etnployes at Toronto,
that J. 13. iVildfung, traveller, and
well known to a great many in town
was second In the fatman's pee of
75 yards, ho tipping the scale ht 203
pounds, while the winner of tie race,
Knowles, weighed 205. A race will
have to be arranged when Af'.
Wildfong comes to town against
some of our heavyweights.
East Wawanoah.
Miss Curley, of Lindsay, is the
guest of her brother, R Corley.
Jus. Vaneamp, of Loudon, is heti-;
Baying at his home here.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca
Chantey to 11. Routledge took place
on Wednesday of this week.
One of the saddest accidents which
has occurred for a long time happen-
ed at Galt on Friday when P. and
Mrs. Reid, who were married at
Goderich on Wednesday were killed
by a titin while out driving. The
bride was u daughter of E. McDow•
ell, well known in this vicinity and
for many year's It resident of the Sth
con The bereaved families have
the sympathy of the endive eoin-
tnunity.
Ilse Altar.
lIncxNEY—Ksatnu;x ._At the Manse
in Blyth on Tuesday n1011)ing,
Sept., 24th, by Rev. J. L. Small,
11. A Al los Susanna M. Kernick,
of East Wawanosll, to lir.
t„tirt,w TLickttey, of Rihert
'1'uwnahIp, Perth County, at lug STAi1AItP cum , 111
1 STANDAR--SEPTEMBER 26T11, 1907.
Brussels.
An advertisement in Tn>' S. +NnAItn
pays,
Afs. J. L. Herr end Mrs. OM.Turn-
bull are back from an enjoy obre visit
with W A. and Mrs, Matthews at
Caunington
.1. J. and Mrs. Gilpin have taken ad-
vantage of the Western excursion and
gone to Michigan City, Ludiana, to visit
their son and his wife.
From 27 to 29 loaded flat chars are
hauled on each trip by the two engines
on the G. T. R. from the Duncan -Barr
gravel pit. A telegraph operator is
kept there also so as to avoid accidents
by collisions,
The Livingstone flax mill, one of the
oldest landmarks in the town, was cont
plotety destroyed by tire last Wednes-
day night. The Methodist church was
several times in great danger, It is
generally enpposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
The Grand Trunk Railway has put
up a water tank west of the Main street
to supply their- engines with the neves•
sary aqua pura, Water is pumped
from the Maitland river, an engine room
being erected in tv ick the power is
located, on"George Kerr's farm,
The Committee on Attractions for
Brussels Fall Fair has closed a contract
with the celebrated 9iet Highland
Regiment Band of Hamilton to supply
the music at the Fair on Oct 8 and 4.
They will also, assited by well known
vocalists and Scottish dancer, take
ohtarge of the program at the annual
Concert in the Town Hall on the last
everting of the Fair, While theexpense
is heavy the Directors never do any-
thing by hares and are determined to
provide the hast to he had for the plea-
sure of the thousands who attend the
Fair, This well known Band under
theleaderghip of Bandmaster Stares, n
talented musician, is worth going
many miles to heat',
Fall Fairs for 1907.
Gorlerieh.... Sept, 25.2927
Sept. 2C-27
Sept. 20 27
Oct, 1-'2
Winghaut
Milverton
Atwood
Brussels ,...0ct, 11•4
Tecswater.,.,,Oct, 8-4
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Cnrgt(it NOTES,
On Sunday 00' ning next the Pits
for of St. Andrew's will close his
series of sermons on the Holy Spill
by preaching on the Unpardonable
Sin,
The congregations of Auburn and
Smith's 11111 ole to meet at Auburn
on Monday afternoon next for tin
purpose of choosing a minister 1
possible,
Next Sunday morning at I
o'clock, in St. Andrew's church it
children's service will be held. The
offering will go to the "Children's
Day" fund. The children will oc-
cupy the centre pews. The Pastor
will give the address.
1.ticTtnttc.—A lecture will he given
in St. Miichael's church, Blyth, on
Wednesday, Oct. 2nd, by Rev. D.
McMenamin, a former Priest of the
parish. His lecture is "Five years
on the Sea Shore." Admission 25
cents,
HARVEST SERV ICES, —The annual
Harvest Thanksgiving services con.
ducted last Sunday 111 the Anglican
churches in Blyth, Beigrave and
Auburn, were most gratifying to the
members of those churches, Morn.
Ing and evening service was held at
both Blyth and Beigrave and at 2,40
p, m. service was held in Auburn.
Large congregnti,tns were present at
all the services and the responses
and singing wits of the most hearty
character. In the morning Rev, W.
H, Hartley, Rectory of the, parish
occupied the pulpit in Blyth, and
took for his text, I Owen. XXIX 14
preaching a sermon appropriate for
the occasion. In the evening Rev.
A. Carlisle, 13. A., of Lucas, who
conducted the morning service at
Beigrave, preached in Blyth, a very
largo congregation being present.
Be took for his text II Kings XX 15
and preached it very eloquent and
forceful sermon. Those who were
present were very tench pleased
with his discourse and will he de-
lighted to hear Mr. Carlisle again,
'I'he music throughout was suitable
to the occasion, In the morning
Trinity choir sang the anthem,
"Praise ye the Lord," and in the
evening Air. I). McGill sang n solo,,
"Hold 'l'hou my hand" 111 good voice,
In the afternoon Mr. John Motive
assisted the Auburn choir and sang
a solo, which pleased everyone very
much. 'Phe collections throughout
the day were the mast liberal for
years. In Myth the offerings e-
n -muted to 5210 ; Beigrave 598 ;
Auburn 567.53, over 5375 for the
parish a creditable and generous
thankoflering indeed,
WILL KISSING
BE PROHIBITED
The Osculatory Process Denounced
by Scientists as Extremely
Dangerous—How the Dan-
ger Can be Removed.
A keen discussion is being carried
on by some of tho best scientists as to
the danger and "crime" of kissing, led
by Dr, Somers, Health Officer of At.
lantio City, and Dr, Nalpasse, of the
Medical .Faculty of Paris. They charge
the kiss with spreading grippe, scarlet
fever, measles, mumps, whooping
cough, typhoid fever, diphtheria, erg.
sipelas, meningitis, tuberculosis, and
many infectious skin diseases, They
suggest legislation on the subject, and
the posting of notices in railway eta -
clone, street cars and other publio
places, but they say it would bo use.
less to post then on verandahs, in
cosy corners, porches, shady nooks,
or moonlit lawns. They also propose
compulsory legislation for methods of
disinfection of the mouth and purify.
ing the breath, especially with a view
to the protection of the innocent babies
who are particularly subject to infec-
tion, The greatest and most effective
purifier and germ destroyer known to
medical science for the mouth, throat I
and breath, as well as for the blood,
stomach and lungs, is Psychine that
triumph of the medical world that is
attracting almost nnirersal attention
because of the wonderful results at-
tending its use. One of its recent tri•
umphs is told as a matter of experi-
ence in the following brief statement:
Dr. Slocum Co.
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bora thought I'd never get better. But MOMS
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dace, and Psychine is a permanent cure.
MR 518 tH itwnt 011411 ndon, ent
Psyching, pronounced Si -keen is ad•
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disease and germ -destroying agencies.
For building up the run-down system
and curing all forms of stomach
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throat and lunge or head, it is simply
uuapproachnblh. , It is a reliable home
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