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The Brussels Post, 1907-7-25, Page 1Vo). 36. No, 3 New Advertisements Local -G, E. Icing, Shingles -P. Ament. For sale-Geo.Colvin. Card -W, G, Coombes. Voters' List --Wm, Clark. Watch lost -Ida Gorsalit. Nose glasses lost -THE Peer. Visitors to town -1:. R. Smith, Notice to debtors-Thttell Bros, Parra for sale --John D. McNeil, Farm for sale-Mrs.oel Sellers, Straightforward Methods -Ferguson & Ross .•1110 iistxixi Secs, 11Zoleiswor'th. The Provincial Governmeut has granted authority to George E. Coombes, merchant, of this place. to issue marriage licenses. No doubt thoee matrimonially inclined will value the convenience this will be. We are sorry to report that Ben.. Dark was seriously injured some time ago by n kick from a horse. It was feared at one time that the results might prove fatal but we are glad to state that he is making favorable pro- gress and we trust he will soon be o, k, C renin htoo le. Miss S. Seale is visiting in Seaforth, Mrs. Cusie returned on Saturday from visiting her daughter in Guelph. Mrs. Oliver. of Brussels, spent a few days with D. and Mrs,•McQuarrie, Misses Susan and Beatrice McNair are home from Muskoka for vacation. Mrs, C. W. Keeling and datighter, ot Cargill, were the guests of A. J. M, and Mrs, fleim last week. vlr, and Mrs. Walker spent a few days with Jho. and Mrs. Cameron, They are on a trip from Scotland. *IMMatotoWAS. Fall wheat is well nigh ready for the sickle and is a very good crop, Will, •MacDonald and Jack Fraser, yisited Blyth friends IastSunday, Carl Iones, of Moorefield, is renew- ing old acquaintances in this vicinity. Miss Ethel Montgomery, of Wrox- eter, has been visiting her cousin, Miss _Serve Bryane, Jas. and 141rs. McEwen, of Goderich, were visiting the fortner's parents here for a day or two. Last Sunday evening Rev. W. J. West. M. A., of Bluevale, preached in Victoria Hall here, ' Miss Edith Bailey, of Brussels, holi- dayed at the home of her friend, Miss Elsie Strachan, for a few days. Ore BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, .eammaNsamossoxassr sows. Four pupils from. S, S. No, A Grey, wrote at the Entrance examination three of whom passed viz -Maggio Johnston, Geo. King and Jean Me. Lennart. We congratulate the scholars and their,teacher, Fred, Sryans, We aro sorry to hear that Dunoan Taylor an old and well•kuown resident of this locality, had the misfortune to receive a severe shaking up while un loading hay with the hay fork, hie was pulled off the load and landed on the barn floor rather uticeremouiously. We hope he will soon be o, k. Ethel. Pall wheat is about ready for har- vesting. Township Council will be held here next Monday. Miss Lyda McCellum is home from Clinton for a few days. Principal W. P. Freeman is home with his parents for the holidays. A Listowel company held a pic-nic in the grove on the Maitland bank on Monday, Miss McKenzie, formerly of Ethel. is the guest of the Misses Hansuld at present, Mrs, and Miss McKinlay. of Brus- sels, were visitors with Ivlrs, S. S. Cole last week. Mrs. Cramp, of Toronto, was the welcome guest of her sister, Mrs. Spence, this week. Miss' Edith Freeman has arrived home from an extended visit at Lou. don. She looks well. There will no doubt be quite a num- ber from here attend the Garden Party in Henfryn under the auspices of St. D.ivid's church, F. F, Freeman, Mrs. Freeman and Master Harold have gone visiting at London, Ildertoo, Clinton, Seaforth and other points. Most of the farmers are purchasing hayloaders this season. No less than ten have been unloaded and set in• motionbyJohn Kreuter, the Frost & Wood agent, this week. FOOT BALL. -A lively .game of font ball was played Last Friday evening on Victoria Park, Brussels, between Ethel and Brussels. It was a hot game all through but it resulted in favor of Ethel by a score of x to o. The line- up was as follows :- Batten B)wossng R Jaoklh, Goal F (ferry J Gibson ..,..,,,.,.. J Armetiang R Foamier li aaka F Hooter B Stevenson...y J Elliott J Goaaed •1•1•1•1.. i8acke W Scott W Goatee ,r b ...,,....ii Holmes W Hemsworttr. l Boas W Jacklin ., W Henderson wF eiebnan Forwards MoMilI tt a em torani t ••t1 wimple') Glassier A G] a DfoJrlllan This was the second match played this season, Ethel winning both. Mies R, Spence intends taking a well earned holiday trip to Brantford and several other points next week. Thos, and Mrs. Hall, of Montreal, are ependleg their holidays with R. and Mrs, Ransom, parents ot Mrs, Hall, They are weloome visitors. The Epworth League and Christian Endeavor unitedly intend having a sot al evening on Friday of this week in the Township Ball, A good pro - grain and lunch will be provided, UNOEaxnttttG,-Prompt and care- ful attention given to all orders for Undertaking. Our telephone' No. is 28a attd a call will bavo our im- mediate response. Our prices are reasonable and satisfaction always as- sered. Speeial attention paid to cavity and arteriai embalming for which we hold diplomas, LEATIKEROALE & Sox, Quite a number from here went to Brussels last Friday eveuiug to wit- ness the return match between : the Ethel and Brussels Junior foot -ball teams which was played on Victoria Park and resulted in Ethel gaining the victory by one goal, I! reeittan scoring' after the gains had been open about ten minutes. There are few placed of its size that can turn out as good a gang of players as Ethel and. we con- gratulate the boys on being able to keep up the reputation of our little village. There will be three more gables played this season 'at least, namely ;-Ethel vs. Atwood ; Ethel vs. Fordwich and Ethel vs. Wingham of which time will give the results. Ete l 'rave. Nnwsv BRsEzES.-MISS Mason, Of Wawanosh, visited in Belgrave.-Mr. Hnggitt is putting down a well on the school grounds. -Chas. McClelland, sr., is visiting friends at Port Huron, -P. W. Scott attended the Masonic Grand Lodge in Ottawa. -Geo. Taylor disposed of 3o head of cattle for ship- went. -C, W. Lawrence visited with friends in and around Kippen,--Job° Wilford and wife, of Blyth, visited. at Wm, Wray's.-Clegg & Johnston ship- ped a carload of rattle and a car of hogs on Monday. -R. 1. Clegg left for Winnipeg, Brandon and otber Western points, -Misses Breckenridge, of Blue - vale, are visiting with Miss Lizzie Owens,-Armstroug & Co. shipped a carloacl.01 hogs on Tuesday. .$6,7o per too pounds was paid. -Some of the youg men of Belgrave are bring ing in great strings of bass, some strings weighing s as g g g much a et zo pounds, -Mrs, 1vloClelland, Miss Tenet. ta Black, of Wroxeter,- and Mrs., Buchanan, of Walton, are the guests of D, and Mrs. Sproat,-Jno. and Mrs. McCool and children of Wingham, 25 dozen Ladies' Fine ins Ri b Cash- mere Stockings, double spliecd knee, seamless heel and toe, real � 0 value 50e, Special this week at U u F 3TRAICHTFORWARD METHODS AND TRUE BARGAINS R. We want you to know this store simply as one that never charges more than the Lowest price at which a good 'article can be sold. We will have nothing to do with merchan- d'se of doubtful quality and so are never tempted to praise trash, posing as- "Bargains." Oar guarantee is absolute protection against low grade and,bigh price. We have real bargains, plentyof them; especially at this season. Read the list through, pick out your wants and get here as early ae possible. -10 dozen Ladies' Wash Collars, all this sea- 25 pieces of Extra Fine P,iubed Organdie eau's styles, regular price 150, i8o and 26o. Dress Muslin, were 12ao and 15o. Speoial price 1price to clear Clearing at one rte .... � ea gPO -25 dozen Pure. Linen Towels, white and colored borders, size 19x88, fringed ends, worth 22 regular 300 per pair. Clearing at per pair.... ��J -3 dozen Ladies' Drawers of Mae Cambric, with embroidered frill, regular 50e line. Clear- 35 ing at -10 dozen Ladies' Vests, full ribbed, bleach- ed, half sleeve and sleeveless styles On sale at 120 and . ......... . 15 • 10 -5 pieces Trench Silk and Wool Voile, in Black, Champagne and Grey, our regular price �+ J $1.00. Clearing price 11 -25 only Ladies' Black and Colored Silk Belts, some slightly damaged, were worth 850 19 and 76a. Clearing at e`7 -15 ends Dress Tweed, in dight and dark colors, all this season's styles and worth 60o per yard. Clearing at �9 20C. INDIA LAWN 160. 250. INDIA LAWN 190. This tells, in two lines; the story of the best values in good Lawns that ever went over our oountera,' They are better than good values - they are Bargains; inthe best and truest sense of that much abused word. Qualities guaranta•ed perfect. Bought direct from the maket. Quanti- ties limited and positively no more at the price when these are sold• Buy all you think you will need while you get it at tbie price, - 85 Dainty 'Waists - V►lues Beyond Question There are, all told, six styles to choose from, White Lawn and Satiate ; no stint of Trimmings, Lacs, Insertion, Embroidery, Banda and numerous Tease' all enter into the sohemo of beauty. It is the time of times to lay in estip- ply for the hot weather ahead. Clearing at Cost the Balance of our Men's and Boys' Straw Hats,. All New this Season. Ferguson oss DryGoods and Groceries Clothing1i.tade-to-Order maimmauserma THUR,SAAY, JUL ...._ 9__ Y 28,: 19D27 spent a few days with Mrs, McCool's parents, Mr, nod Mrs, Hopper, -john Stewart is able to be around again, although ft will be some time before he will he able to resume his dotles in the blacksmith shop, W s'olicecer. Mrs. Kay, of Toronto, is the guest of Mr's. 18. Lewis. Miss laget Black is visiting with relatives in Termite. Mrs, W. 'Reid and children returned from Lucktow last week. Len, Brown is on the sick list this week suffering from asthma. there will be no services held in the Presbyterian cburch next Sunday, Miss Berrie Willis, of London, is visiting with relatives in this vicinity, Mrs, Cltas, Jackson, of St. Cathar- ines, Is tate guest of her sister, Mrs, A. Paulin, Mrs. L, Lovell and Miss Bessie have returned from visit with friends near Woodstock, John Keine, of Sault Ste. Marie, visited with his sister, Mrs. W. I. Johnston, this week, Mrs, R, Miller and Miss Maggie Mil- er, of Toronto function, are guests of Mrs, F. V. Dickson, Mrs, A. Moreau and two children left last week for Listowel where they will spend two weeks. Miss Cassie Harris returned to Tor- onto last Wednesday after spending two weeks at her hone here. Jas. McEwen. of Toronto, is spend- ing the vacation with his parents, Jno, and Mrs. McEwen, of Turnberry. Misses Ada Morrison and Laura Lewis and Austin Morrison took in the excursion to Owen Sound on Tues- day. Thos. Brown was in Ottawa last week as a delegate from the A, F, & A. M. Lodge here to the annual meet- ing of the Grand Lodge. A civic holiday will be held here on August 2nd. Arrangements are being made for a large picnic to he held in Smale's grove under the auspices of the Masons, Odd Fellows and Forest- ers societies. Mr. Fisher, of London, travelling agent for the Fairbank Co„ of Toronto, called on his cousin, Mrs. D. M. Miller, one day last week for a short visit and to combine business with pleasure came over to our burg and he and local agent,.A, Moffatt, drove out and sold Mr, Neil, of llelmore, a fine gasoline engine. No doubt Mr. Neil will be b:igbly pleased with it as the Fairbank is a good reliable Co. Mr. Fisher, though young in years is a hustler for business, • Welton. Jonathan Moore was visiting in Guelph for a few days. Miss McGill, of Blyth, was a visitor at W. H. Sholdiee's this week, Alf. Hewitt is improving the ap- pearance of his house by a coat of paint. Mrs, Mighton. of Vickers, was a visitor at her son-in-law's, Neil Mc- Neil, last week. Wm. Rhyne. who has for the past year been in Detroit and Ohio State, is calling on old friends. A Garden Party was held on the lawn of the Methodist Parsonage on Wednesday evening of this week. Art. Hoy is borne this week, the steamer on which he is working being tied up at Goderich for a few days. Ferguson & Watt shipped a deck of hogs from Walton on Wednesday, This is the first live stock --to go for- ward by rail from here. Tuesday of this week a gang of 45 Italians arrived here. They hre work- ing on the final "lift" on the railroad. They will be here for three weeks, - Harvey Buchanan, ' formerly' of Walton, was renewing acquaintances here this week. - Harvey for the past two years has been teaching out West, Dr. F, C. Neal, of Peterboro', pard a short visit to his home. returning on Tuesday. His father, W. Neal. returned with him and will spend two or three weeks in Peterboro'. Rich, and Mrs. Yells and two chil- dren, of Harding, Man., have been visiting with Charles and M-rs, :Case, Mrs. Kells is a uelce to Mt's." Case and a daughter of Mrs. A. Clark. L. C. McDonald, who for the past year has been on a survey party North, of Fort William, is home having a touch rte blood poisoning in the hand. We hope he may soon be all right. Tbe heading mill shut down Mon- day, The men are now busy loading lumber on the cars here, In about two weeks Mr, McDonald expects to be ready for the tenting of the head- mgThe many friends of Mr, Calvert, maInger of the Sovereign Batik, will be pleased to see hint again, Although not quite up to the nark yet, the oper- ation proved successful and in e'ver'y short time he will be o. It. again. A. Hoard, the harness maker, has disposed:of his house and lot bore to McNeil Bros. and will give possession next week, Mr. Hoard and family will remove from Walton, going back to the place they came from near Brock- ville. • Mrs, Thos. Clark, and Master Geo. and Miss Flossie, of Trowbridge, are. at preterit visiting at Neil McNeil's. Miss Flossie was very unfortunate last Sunday for in falling she broke her arm in two places aiso dislocated it at the olbow, Although the break is serious she is doing as well as can be expected. P, J. Ryan some time ago Injured ono of his eyes while cutting down a thorn tree, one of the thorns coming in contact with the eye. Ho found ft necessary to go to St. Michael's hospital, Toronto, He returned home the other Clay. The: doctors there say that the eye will not likely be perman- ently injured, The fnneral of Jas, Shortreed passed through here Friday last from Seaforth where he and his family moved to about three yearsagofrom their farm in Mortis, Mr, Shortroed had been ailing for some time and his depth was not unexpeeted, Saturday afternoon of next week, Aug, yrcl, Jonatitan Moore will offer for sale his farm, house and lot, live, stock, household furniture, &c., by public auction, with F. S. Scott wielding the hatnttter. Mr, Moore proposes going to Guelph to reside, fie has been an old resident here, fVAc,a-rtM, 'Miss Ida Bowman is 14,idaying at Duugannou and Goderich, Township Council will meet on Mon- day, sth lust. It will also be Court of Revision on the Cole Drain, Mrs, J Ross, of Ednionton, and Mrs. Archie Robertson, of Wingham, were ruiners on Mrs. 'Joe Shaw, 3rd line, last weep, The sound of tine mowing machine is heard in Cleland. Hay is a medium crop. Oats appears to be the furthest behind of anything. The Voters List for teo7 are in the hands of township Clerk Clark and were first posted up on July 23rd, There are 68o names in part I ; 96 in part II, and 5z in part I11, a total of g18, Persons competent as Jurors 417. Invitations are out for the marriage. of Miss Minnie R, Kelly, of Cypress River, Manitoba, formerly of Morris township, to Lawson Graham, of Wellwood, Manitoba, The marriage will take place at the home of her brother, G. J. Kelly, of Cypress River, Last week the Wiughatn Times gave the portrait of ex -Reeve Wni. Isbister acconnpsniedby the following sketch -'The above named gentleman has been closely associated with the pro- gress and development of the township of Morris, and with its municipal history. He is a Scotchmaa by birth but has for a considerable length of time been a resident of this section. For a number of years he served in the capacity of Councillor. and later as Reeve. He ,also represented the Brussels -Grey -Morris division in the County Council for two years, Mr. Isbister is well versed in municipal matters and has also taken quite an interest in educational and political affairs, fa v0 v. The township Commit Cot will b e t held next Monday, zgth inst at Ethel.. George, Hodge had a successful ditching bee on Friday of last week. Miss Netta Simpson, of Ethel, was visiting for a week with Miss Bishop, 5th line, Mr. and Mrs, Ziegler spent Saturday evening and Sunday with friends in Bowiick, Miss Hazel; Rozell is spending a few days this week at T. Whitfield's, near Moncrieff, Miss Rebecca Laird, of Hamilton, is a visitor at Chas, Rozell's, also Meryl Gerry, of Blyth. Miss J. Howe, who was visiting with Mrs. M. T. Stewart, 16th con., was laid up with tonsilitis. W. F. Schnook, had a new galvaniz- ed steel roof put ots his barn this week by Kreuter & Co„ of Ethel. Juo. Speiran, Ltth con., had a cement wall built under his shed and cement floors placed in his stables. Mrs, Wm. Armstrong and daughter, Miss Florence, are visiting friends iu Mullett and Constance for a few days. A number from this locality attend- ed the barn raising on the farm of. Peter Patterson, 14th con, of Logan, on Tuesday afternon, ,Mrs..Jes. G. Hogg, of Milverton, is visiting her parents here. Louie Frain, the fortner's brother, who was visiting her, came home with Mrs, Hogg. Mrs. Chas, W. Eaket and daughter Myrtle, are 'visiting at A. 12. Ma - Donald's. Mr. Eaket is. at Moose law, Sask., where he is employed at carpentering. A couple of youug ladies hailing from Brussels and Morris, it is said, visited a flower ggrdeu near the road- side and plucked two beautiful roses in the absence of the owner. Peter Kelly and daughters, from South of Seaforth, visited Alex, and Mrs, Stewart 16th con„ and other Mende, Misses Mary and Helen re- mained to spend part of the holidays before returning to teach. Miss Winnie McDonald, of Winni- peg, and Miss Louise K. Heureux, of ort Arthur, are visiting their cousin, Miss Sadie McKinnon, 8th con. Mrs, McDonald, of Winnipeg, is' also visit- ing her sister, Mrs. McKinnon. WELL DONE, -Five pupils from S. S. No. I, Grey, wrote at the receut En- trance Examination at Brussels and all passed. The list was as follows: - Honors -Addie Grant, Maggie Stev- enson, Pass -Joe Armstrong, Willie Hoover and Lizzie Hoover. We con- gratulate the scholars and Teacher Langdou on the success. Eve INlvaan.-Last Monday john Oliver, 6th con., had the misfortune to have a particle of steel fly into One of his eyes from the face of a hammer, As the injury was ot a very critical type he was advised to consult a specialist iu Toronto and he went to the Queen's city Tuesday. Owing to the condition of the optic Mr, Oliver has to remain there for few days at least, Saturday evening the "Tigers," of Grey, came down to play a football game with the Carumnnock "Rang- ers," However the latter learned that most of the "Tigers" were the "lions" of several teams accordingly as the Rangers had only challenged Tigers they refused to play unless two of the outsiders were put off. The Visitors refused to do this aid as a consequence there was no game much to the disnp- poiptntent of the spootators, MeeaVWO. Townsbi t Clerk Burgess has - not beenas well as usual of late hot his racy friends hope he will soon be as well as ever. The commit blocks are ready fon' the, foundation of the new Presbyterian church and the date of the ooruor stone laying will shortly be announced, It will be a fine edifice when completed. GARDEN Pahl',, -The Garden Party under the auspices of the Methodist church, ontbe lawn of T, Stewart, on Tuesday evening was a success, The ladies merle bountiful preparation, and the evening was pleasantly spent, The Salvation Army Band, of Wing - ham, furnished music and gave good value for their money. They certainly play well, and intersperse the Band music with singing. '1 uataniiattY CouNcxf,,^Minutes of Council meeting held July 15th, Members of Council all present, Reeve in the ebair. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted on motion of Messrs. Rutherford and Moffatt. Moved by Mr. McMiclteal, sconded by Mr. Rutherford that we. appoint Richard Wilton to inspect drainage work at a salary of $z,00 per clay. Carried, Moved by Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr. Moffatt that we accept. tender for drainage work from Lattimore and Cook, Jamestown, providing contrac- tors sign agreement satisfactory to this Council, Carried, Moved by Mr. Moffatt seconded by Mr. Kelly that the Clerk be instructed to notify contract- ors for drains to meet the Reeve at the Clerk's otBce, Bluevale, on Saturday July zoth at z o'clock p. m. to sign agreement, etc, Carried, Tbe follow. accourts were passed and cheques issued s -John Porter, - road machine and repairs, $25,87 ; H. B. Elliott, printing, $34.35 ; Jas. Nichol, draw- ing tile and repaing culvert, $4.eo ; Allan McTavish, repairing road, $3.25; A. McKinnon, gravelling, $3e.00 ; Geo. Bryce, inspecting gravelling, $3.00 ; James Porter, repairing drain, %%so ; john Smith, cement culvert, $3.Oo ; Hugh Tucker, road through river, $to.5o ; Alonza Waite, railing in 2 culverts, $3,00 ;. David Dunkin, re- pairs to road machine, $3.00; Dr. Tantlyu,' medicine for Wm, Grey, $2,00 ; David Jewitt,, gravel and drain- age, $5.ro ; John IvlcBuraoy. gravel and drainage, $4.00 ; Ben. Aingleo, gravel, $3,36 ; Geo. McDonald, gravel and drainage, $I.95;Jas. McDo'all , gravel and drainage, $3,30; Saul. Vapstone, gravel and drainage, •$4.5o ; John Duckett, gravel and drainage, $2.73 ; E. Orois, gravel, $3,60 ; John Hardy, gravel, $3,6o ; A. Longley, gravel, $2,56 ; David Eadie, gravel, $3.40 ; Thos. Askin, gravel, 98.80 ; Mrs. Holmes, gravel, $6,00 ; F. Finnangravel,Moved v ,$3.7i ed byr. M Rutherford, seconded by Mr. Mc- Michael that this meeting do now ad- journ to meet in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, on Monday August Igth at to o'clock a, m, Carried. JOHN BURGESS, Clerk. Grand Lodge A. F, and A. M. The 52nd annual communication of the Masonic Greed Lodge, of Canada, held their mission at Ottawa, with 1000 delegates in attenda0oe. The features ot the session were the dela addressee read by Mayor Boott and the presents, tion of the annual addresses, by Moat Worshipful brother J. H. Barrio, of Pembroke, Out„ the Translator of the Grand Lodge. In hie address the Grand Master noted that the numerical increase had been 8000, the total membership now standing over 40,000. The capital amount steeds at 9114,852, after an ex• penditare of $34,851 for all purposes, in - eluding benevolenoee. Financially the year has been the most proeperone in the htetory of the Grand Lodge. The Grand Master asked approval of hieaction in forwarding a cheque fol 91,000 for the Maeonio sufferers at Kingston Jamaica, Six wsrrante for new Lodges lead been granted during the year, and 13 lodges were dedicated. The Grand Pilaster ad• verted to the effort at the last session Of the Dominion Parliament to incorporate an insuaanee society to be known as the Maoouio Proteobive Aeeooiation of Can• Oa, and deearibed the action taken by lodge to prevent the nes of the name of the order. The report on the condition of Mesonary presented by Aubrey White of Toronto, showed a total of 338 lodges, six of which are under dispensation. At the beginning of the year there were 87,628 members and einae then there has been 2,800 iaitiations, 512 affiliatione 168 restorations or a gross gain ot 8,467, There were 602 resignations, 896 ecepen• sine for nonpayment of does, and 416 deaths, showing a net gain of 2,060. The amount spent for benevolence by the Grand Lodge was 925,655, and by private lodges, 914,500, The results of the elections at the Maeonio Grand Lodge of Oaneda were as follows ;- Grand Master, R. W. Bro. A, T. Freed, Hamilton. Depety Grand Master, JudgeMaoWatib, Sarnia. Grand Senior Warden, W. Bro, John R. Reid, Ottawa. Treasurer, M. W. Bro, 111, T. Malone, K, 0„ Toronto, Grand Secretary, M. W. Bro, Hugh Marra,, Hamilton, Grand Junior Warden, W. Bro, P, A, Somerville, Hamilton. Grand Oliaplan, Rev, 0, H, Rich, Streeteviile. Board of General Purposes, It, W. Bros. F. W. Harcourt and A. F. Wsbeter, Toronto ; R. L, Gunn, Hamilton; D. B. Miller, reston; J. 0, Boyd, Spelt Ste, lilarfe, To serve two years f Dr, F. Guest, St, Thomas ; George $. May, Ottawa ; J. C. Boyd, Sault Ste. Marie t A. E, Cooper, Loudon ; A, E. Webster, -Tor. onto, W,H,KBRR,Prop Appointed by the Grand (Hueter Aubrey White, Toronto ; It, P,, Genn, Herniae': ; D. B. Slmpsan, Bowman - vine; J. A. McFadden, Toronto; Stewart MoWhirber, Peerolie and W. J. Drops, gimeby, (one year.) Niagara k'allo wart *Waisted as the next plane of meeting. flroeeele Lodge did not Bond a re. preoantabive nolo year. Oo1.H, A. L. White, St. Marys, has been elected Bletriob - Deputy Grand Master of South Huron Maeonio Diebriet . and Thomas Brown, Wroxeter, for North Enron dietriot, WHAT IS THE REASON ? To the Editor of Tun roar' : DEAR Stn. -Kindly allow me apaoo in Tris Poor far a few words. It appears thee readers of 'Dos POT, both Grit and Tory, ore to be again pestered with the "hot stuff" wbioh generally appsare in TUE POST before an Election. The first instalment appeared last week the name not given butpen name "Liberal" instead wbioh enited tbe father of the production well for lie certainly was vary liberal with personalities against Dr, .Chisholm, M. P. A preen whose identity le high. ly protested like that can say anything for he has just merely to open his month and let it talk, I ask was there any valid reason for interrupting harmony and starting a paper war, for I have yet to tied a person either Grit or Tory who believes in ouch taoeice'and approves of them ? In tact the writer has shown ns plainly that he did not believe in the truthfulness of what be had written for he was ashamed to sign his name. It also apprize strange that a preacher of the Gospel, an editor and proprietor would allow the comma of hie paper to be smirched by anal( mud slinging, Yours Respectfully, 1A3.1E8 Bonosa, Morris, July 20th, [Nose Rs Eniroa.-The so called "mud slinging" began et Dungannon when Dr, Chisholm delivered anaddreos wbioh was fearfully and wonderfully made, obarg- ing Esot.Haroa Liberals with the hand. ting of 910,000 t000rruptthe constituently. Men who make public utterances im. possible to eubatentiate must not find much fault if they are ohallenged. There are Conservatives, as well as Reformers, who repudiate the slur thrown out by. Etat Huron's M. P. As to Mr, Bolger's opinion of"Liberal" we are not concern. ed as the latter is probably able to osre himself.; POLITICS IN EAST HURON. Dian Ention.-It is quite evident that Dr. Chisholm, M. P., and Sas, Bowman have accepted the nominations as oaodi dates for the Dominion and Local eines of Eaet Huron ander the Ooneervative party at the next erotica, whether made known publicly or -t as they are now oat hunting se a Goa le, nanveasiag and looking atter the stere' lists. Those acquainted with eit r party know they would not be d w ! Eo spend either their r p time or money unless they expect to be the gainers thereby. Every eleotor in the riding, be he Liberal or Conservative, should ask the Dr, it he was honest when he said he bad suffered Isom being a member in the fade of eatery of 92,500 per year and perquisites 1 Alert tell him they have takes him at hie word that be was get - Mug too old to be again the member for the tiding at Ottawa and bad deoided to this time vote for a young man. Ask bit his authority for that Don. gannon 930,000 yarn be told the Liberals had received to Garry the three Herons. Hu ions. Liberals of East Huron and in fact of all the Hurons, take off your coats and the three ridings both Dominioh and Local, are Dura at the next eleotioa and without the Dr's. 910,000. You can rest assured if Meseta. Hislop, Holmes and McLean can't do more for Old Huron than Meeera. Chisholm, GannrosndLewis did they should be asked to reeign at the following election. I am sore no one knows of anything that the latter trio got for the oonnty nnleae the 97500 ot salary they drew themselves. I am Yours, Anti's BOARD, I;iIURC1 CRIMES During the absence of Miss Jean Mo- LauohlinatFort William, Mies Vinic Cardiff will fill the position of organiet In St, Jobn'e oburob. In Melville °bush last Sabbath morn. ing the pastor preached a sermon nn "Ohrist's prayer for tlitity," and at the evening service the theme was "The betrayal by Judas,' Program , f Goderich District Sommer School may be read on page 4 of tale isene of Tag POST. W. H. Barr will introduce the bopio, "The Relation of the Sabbath School to Missions." A doe dimness was preaohed last Sabbath morning by Rev. E. G. Powell from Ebb. 9 and 9, his topic being 'The Tabernacle," In the evening ha dwelt on "A message from the Orme,. Rev, W. Smyth, of Wiarton, and Rev. G. H. Oobbiediak, 13, D., of Woodetoek, both former Bruoselibes, have been elect. ed Ohairmen of their respective Dietriate in the Metbodiet Ooafarenaee to which they belong: Avae•arrengement bee been made by the Speoial oommittee of London' Con- brewer of eevetal Methodist ehureh patentee, By the new arrangement ' Rev, W. H. Batt is planed at Centralia, Rev. O, P. Wella at Granton and .Rev. H. W. ivloTavish at Gerrie, Tbete are now 24 patients in the small• pox hospital, Torouto, Prot, Hatt - has been investigating a peat that attaaks the oraharde in Dur- ham county. anent trees have been killed. The steamet Ptarmigan tone wreaked en the Columbia River, between Golden and Windtere B. O. There were 100 panengers en board, all of whom vera taxed.