The Brussels Post, 1909-6-3, Page 5SUSiNESS CARPS,
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.Issuer
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K. O. 7", M,
mussels Toot of the M,1CottbeeS, No, 24
hold Choir rsgalar meetings In tllo ledge
ltuom, lia8aor Blooic, On the 31)1 and sre
PUOolO( evof Ofte of Paoli mouth,
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Mo0ULttq, It, II,
WM, SPEINCE
CONVEYANCER, AND ISSUER
0V MARRIAGE LICENSES
ewe In the rest 011100, Ethel. 30.1
JAMES HARRIS,`
Agent LToyiek Mutual'
Fire Insurance Company
oaio° and Residence--
WALTON, ONT.
.JOHN SUTHERLAND
mecumNea,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
14, H. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
non, will sell for better prices, to
bettor :men in less time and Jess charges
than any other Anotion ear in East Huron or
tie won't °barge anything, Dates and orders
eau always be arranged at this o81oe or by
pouf mal 800ltoation.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLVNVALE - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable, Sales arranged tar
4t the office ot. Tab Pam Byusoele, 22tf
1EKAL AND CDNVEYANCINIL
tAi M. Li1NOLAlit=
v s'_e Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, k0, (lillee-S thwart's 131oab
L door -North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Batik.
d)It0UDFOUT, 13AYE1 & BLAIR-
BAliltISl'ERS SOL1(W02'Ito, NOTARIES
.IlUSLIO, 1110,
W. Paouneoor, K. O. It, 0. BATE
G. W. lir•.AI.
Othoes-i'hoeo formerly ace aided by 2loeoro'
Cameron & Bole,
GODIIIIOS ON'r&nlo.
DENTISTRY
OR. R. P. FEIL,D.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burg000sof Ontario and First-class Honor
graduate of Toronto. University, OBlce
next 20 Grower's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS:
ANY even ottmberad'eeotiou of Dominion
Laude to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 26, not reserved,
may bo homesteaded b any person who is
the sole head o18 family, or any male over
18 years of age, to the extent o1 one-quarter
Boothia of 0'00 aoree more or less.
Entry may 40 made personally at the
local land ohne for the distrie1 in which
1110 laud is situate,
Tho homesteader is required to perform
the conditions°ovum:nett therewith nod e0'
one of the following plans :
(1) At least six mouths' resadones neon
and cultivation of the laud in each year for
three yearn,
12) 11 the father (or mother, if the father
Is deceased) of the bomootandor resides
upon a farm to the vicinity of the laud
entered fir the requirements as to reef.
deuce may be eatieaod by such portion re.
sidlug with the father or mother.
(3) If the settler has his permanent real -
donee upon titration laud 02400,1 by him
lu the vmiuiby of his homestead, the -re-
uiramento as to residence may be cabs.
11
0by residence upon the said laud.
Six mouths' notice in writing should be
given to tLo Commissioner of Dominion
.Lauds at Ottawa of intention to apply for
patent.
W. W. (101tY,
Deputy of Ibe Minister of interior.
N. B, Unauthorised publication of this ad-
vertisement will not be paid for.
SAL
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
Stomach trnnlil" (a bt t a symptom oI, and net
initial( true di<rasu. We thunk of Dyspepsia,Heartburn, and halite Lion as real Weenies, yet
thoy aro symptoms oily of it certain seecia6
Nerve sickness-nothing13100.
It Was this fart tb ,1 It '01 cnrr)rtly led Dr. Sheen
In the u4 c.tim, of that HOTS t n pupt111ar etamnt'h
B''111311]$ -1)i. 0111 of v L sir r0re.. (going direct
to the etencrh ie rt t 1:.n ie right thin success
and raver to Dr. ih, ,p a int n - le, with•
out that original mat ,Ighh t t :I 1 rinelele, no
Welt10.11hue ser m11L,h neat mi., O'er le balled,
1',n stomach (110112.0, 7,in,n)ng,.biliollsness, 12011
br0ath and sdll w 11132 I'lexlon, try Dr. Shoots
R„Rtunttfvo-77,L1t•ts or ,Iquid-and see fory'ot7r-
sett what (t can and wit do. We sill and 43214343•
fully recommend
Dr.
Shoop's
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Rest t
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"ALL DEALERS”
Pains of women, head Pains,, o' any
pain 8toppecl in 20 minutes suec, with
:1)r, Shoop's Pinic Pain Tablets. See
full formula on 25c, Box, 80111 by all
tlel111i1. . •
BusJneete Petrels Main street next to the Chair Vac -
T MONT 1rH tory, and purpose 1t4ing tan the
A, 13t'p6a01s, n40col. d sta
nd Making
s a,h
and-3arr1st0l, Solicitor, Notary,&o.0)1(000000' 00 sGNe 00114;lfeuit lodge 1B,14Aodoaald, Stadard Bunk lrknes0resgned $llpc'n-
tendeet of Om _let,hodist Sunday
School a 6(102411 time ago and 8, L,:
Adolph ie now lit Charge. A few
figures showing the finenetal sine of
the elteI'eh'0 woric will be interesting,
Meisetehip o1' the chnroh, t 7'1 Tot
rll,
colls2)11004 £ot' Dlissioue, ;(41117;00
001inexiun21 Panda, $242,40 ; Pastoral
sftppcu't and circuit urposes, $2002,-
00 ; for Trustee Board purposes,
$1200.02, melting a total for - all pm -
pesos of $40611,02, an illoreese over the
year before of $162.
OR. Te r. M'RAE
13401/01/)1 of Medicine, University of Toronto 1
Lleentinte nod Graduate of the college or Ph
y-
2110(1110 101 goat• radIAte
Obtoago Aye, Aviv, 1,7008 01011 Throat Os itni,
Chien/to, 1e, Es-I3ou043Surgeon to St,.leiele
eel's lion Mil Toronto,
Moe over ,al R. Smith's Drug Sto26. ;rote.
phone 00ln160110n w1111 OranbroQk at an 110)1rs,
Dfl, HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor (Graduate Dentin Department, Toronto
Uaiverettty ; Lieentlote of. Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, 'Of iso. over J.
T. 10023e' 6801.0•13P040008,
viol) Wrox0100' 1110 first end third
Mondays and Gerrie the amnia mitt fourth
Mondays of ea0ll month.
ON. WARP4.AW
(Tenor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Any end night on11s, Moo °ppo414o
1rltnr M111,Athol.
NI) if; _ ,1war
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Seaforth
Juno llth is the date of a lacrosse
snatch between the Beavers and Galt
players.
Leslie Watson, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce staff ]sere, has
transferred to the brancli•at Cobalt.
00 exhibition over the bar of the
Commercial hotel is the tanned skin
of a snake nearly nine feet, long. This
is rather' a 1lnicm0 00110slty.
Ibis the intention of the local lodge
of Elle A. 0. U. W. to have the screen
work put on by seine of the leading
Members of the Grand Lodge, at an
early date.
Seaforth horses had their clay on.
May 211i at Mitchell. Jimmie Dick's
Bell Larnbert, \von 1St motley, Frank
King's Genova Bars succeeded in lend-
ing second money in hen' class.
Rev. F. H. Larkin was in Chatham
on Sunday lIlay 23vd, assisting at the
funeral services of the late Col. J. B.
Rankin, whose death occurred in
Cleveland early in the week. The de-
ceased was a pillar of the First Pres-
byterian church, of which Mr. Larkin
was a forinet pastor.
Contains no Caustic Acids:
It's healing and drawing—that's
why Putnam's Corn Extractor is bet-
ter than cheap acid substitutes. In-
sist on Putnam's only.
Exeter
R, W, Disney, proprietor of the
Mansion House, has eentetl Mr,
Leavett's Park at Grand Bend and
will conduct that famous Summer re-
sort this year.
A regrettable accident occurred re-
cently at John Pedlar's when Mrs.
Tilos. Kestle, of Ilderton, full down
the cellar stairs, when she bruised her
forehead and sprained her wrist. She
is recovering nicely, however.
Little Miss Florence Tr'iebner,. who
underwent an operation at Victoria
Hospital, London, recently, has
sufficiently recovered to be able to
r04.11111l7
t her home in Stephen. Her
case was a critical one and for several
clays her condition hovered between
life and death.
A quiet but pretty wedding W60
solemnized 111 Detroit when William
John Smith, formerly of Exeter, was
maerie4 to hiss Catharine Pauline
Jackson, of that city. Atter tt short
trip they \Sill reside in Detroit.
Their many Mende here join in wish-
ing them a prosperous and happy
married life.
Luther Penhale meet with an un-
pleasant and painful accident on Sat-
urday
tiliurclay evening. He was at the home
of D.11ti
03,( and rues inst• 1 '
t set 0f tak-
ing a snap shot of the Misses Mack
with a tiash-light kodak when the
flash burst forth before he expected it
and touring in contact with his right
hand burned it quite severely, so
much so that (.he assistance of a phy-
sician had to be sought.
Patin anywhere stopped in 20 min-
utes 8013 with one of Dr. Shoop's
Pink Patin Tablets. The fo1m01a is
on the 25 cent box. Ask your Doctor
00' Druggist about this formula!
Stops womanly itaius, headache, pains
anywhere. 'Mete 1)r. Shoop, liac(ue,
(Vis., for flee trial to prove value.
Listowel
.Listowel races, June 22, 28 and 24.
F. S. Howe, who some months ago
disposed of the King Edward barber
shop to Jae, Armstrong, is again in
possession.
J. Cecil Hamilton has purchased the
.7. 0. Burt property on (lain Street
West. Itis a desirable house mid lob
in a good location.
10'. W. Flay has purchased a large
two -seated Russel automobile, Ile
has an export chauffeur engaged to
r1111 the machine.
David Osborne, of Buffalo, who
spent the past Men 111 with his mother,
returned. He has 1t good position
with the New York Central Railway
and has Just, been advised that he has
been transferred from the Buffalo to
the New York office.
A stranger' succeeded in flim -flans -
ming (1. cleric in Tovell's 6 and 10 cent
stole on Victoria 1)ay in an easy man-
ner, Ho bnngli t 15 cents worth of
candy and tendered what on first
glance looped like a $10 bill in pay-
ment.The clerk gave (lint $0.85 in
change but Woke up with a sleet a
little later when he found that. the
"$10 bill" was nothing more than a
$1 bill raised.
The tocol Orangemen expect soots to
have a lodge room( of their own in
town, They have been negotiating
and have practically closed a deal for
a long 1e114e of the Martin building on
Belgrave
NI wsy NoTliO (Leo, Daley visited
relatives in Mt. loon csb,•—Jan,. Winson
visited his son hi Chatham during the
.holidays, -firs. Daviel, ofOliuton, was
w holiday visitor al, ill', end 1111'x, Mc -
Orae. --W. 1Vray spout a few days
with his brother, in Loudon,—Mvs.
Wm, Wateoe is very low and not
much hope is entertained for her re-
covery.—Ms's, Battey, of Seaforth,
spent the ,Holidays at her brother's,
spent
Armstrong.—lienl'y 'Johnston
visited his brothel', Dv, 30hilston, in
Michigan, fora few days recently,—
Miss Howson, of Clinton, tva8 .a 'h0lh-
day visitor at the house of J. L. and
]Vers. Geddes. --Mr. and Mts. eiproat
and sol, ol'Mooch, and Airs. Pelton,
of.Atwood, were guests at D. end Mrs,
8p1'0a0s, of LloIgratvr..--13. Wilkinson,
of ].Ripley, visited at Um horse of W,
1I. and A'L's. Whaley, where he visited
his aged mother.—Miss Robinson, of
.Toronto, daughter of the late Dr.
Robinson, the great Presbyterian
missionary of L'he Northwest, is the
guest of Miss Tessio Iialllday,-130'8,
W. A. Porteous, with her son and
daughter, Master Harry and Miss An-.
dere, of Winnipeg, were visitors at J.
A. and Mr's. Brar141011's and other seda-
tives.
Aro You Drowsy after Meals?
Is there a fuhiess in your stomaclh—
a drowsy, lazy desire to sleep—this
isn't natural in healthy folks 111n3,1 only
e(clirlt when 1110 -liver -(8 torpid. You.
need a stimulating tonic -need. Dr..
Hamilton's Pills to stir your liver and
put iife into Sleepy organs, You'll
feel brisk.aud.lively—you'll eat, digest
and sleep well after regulating . with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No medicine so
universally used, so 211i1(1, so Sure to
benefit; as D. Hamilton's Pills. Sold
by all dealers in 25c. boxes.
McKillop
Feeetuan HackweIl left forWestely
Canada on Tuesday May 18th. Alber-
ta 1s his. destination.
The Sabbath school at Bethel, which
was closer,'( clueing the Whiter months
\vas opened last Sabbath.
J. J. Irvine has let a pasture lot, be-
ing part of bis old homestead farm to
3011u Se01710t, for this Serio)).
John Leeming who has been learn-
ing telegraphy at Stratford Business
Oollege for the last six months, has
we are informed, got at position at
Tavistock.
A number of sympathizers of henry
Stimore, who has very ill and unable
to work for several weeks, were
around and collected upwards of one
hundred dollars for him. lir. and
Mrs. Stimore are truly grateful for
this generous gift, The former is now
able to be out around with Lie aid of
a cane.
A garden party, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aicl. Society of Bethel
Methodist 0hnech, will be heed. Tues -
(lay evening, June 22nd on the lawn
of Edgerton Roe, 14th concession,
three miles East from the Nortel
gravel road, Bl'oadhageu brass band
will be in attendance and. the program
will be lengthy and. varied and no ef-
fortsa will be spared toward making
the entertainment pleasant and in-
teresting for those who atte11d,
ele
Tell some deserving Rheu:nlatie serf.
fever, that there is yet one simple way
to certain relief, Get Dr. Shoop's
book on Rheumatism and a free trial
test. This book will snake it entirely
eletu' how (Rheumatic pains are quick-
ly killed by Dr. Slump's Rheumatic
Remedy—liquid or tablets, Send DO
money. The test is free. Surprise
some disheartened sufferer by first,
getting for hits the book from Dr.
Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Hensall
Thos. Laing is nursing a black eye
and a bruised shin, the result of col-
liding with a lumber pile while trying
to catch a baseball.
On Thursday, 10th alt., death re-
moved one of the last of the pioneers
of this place, in the person of Mrs.
Andrew Muir, in lien -82nd year.
Hy. Iteyuolds, whose health has not
been (Ory good for the past few
weeks, exsects 10 leave shortly to
visit 1U0mbe11$ of his family in the
West.
The death of John Alexander, one
of the old pioneers of Tuekersmith,
took place of Saturday, May 22nd.
Deceased who 4104 nearly 80 years of
age had hived o11 lot 7, eon. 13 for
many years. His wife died a few
months ago. - The deceased had been
very snceessfnl, owning two lino farms
in Tocktl:smith and 001110 valuable
property in the town of Essex, He
also owned a flue gra\=el pit which
was a never failing 40101.0? of 1070nite.
The funeral which took place o11 Tues•
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(/BRUSSELS {L1gm�
G.'" EE °' HOUSE
Planta and Flowers
Any clean tit y of Tomato, Ceulli-
flower, Calm y and Cabbage Plants.
Tomato Plants Mc a box or Se tt dozen
loose,
Fine coll00t111) of Flowering Plants.
Chaim lot of Geraniums and Annuals
for bedding. B081cm and Japan ivy
can be put out any time in Summer -
15e, 20e arid 215e each.
Floral Designs made to order,
Agent for Date's Out F110701 0,
MISS KELLY
ressing
If you wish a high -Class hair
dressing, we Are sure; Ayer's
Hair Vigor, new improved for-
mula, will greatly please you,
it keeps the hair soft and
smooth, makes it look rich and
luxuriant, prevents splitting at
the ends. And it keeps the
scalp free from dandruff,
Dow nal change the color of the hair,
3or0lala with eeob bottle
$bow i8 t0 g00t
orshim 0bout it,
doctor
then deem be aaya
At the same time the new Ayer's Hair
Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting
the growth of the hair, keeping all the
tissues of the hair and scalp in a healthy
condition. The Bair stops falling, dan-
druff disappears. A splendid dressing.
--Stade by Cho 3. 0. dyer Co., Lowell. Maur-
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day was attended by (1111.050
)1)141173,0'.
The interment took place
at Mc;Taggalts Cemetery,
Oommencing last Sanday and eon -
Hinting during the S111nn1er' mouths
service in Carmel Chareh on Sunday
evenings will continence at 7 o'clock
instead of (1,30.
As Norman Jarrett was tiding to
1Iensall on his wheel recently he rata
against a stone an 11 was thrown with
great force to the ground. His head
\vas hurt and two bones of his left
hand broken.
LETTER FROM A FORTY-NINER.
Here is a simple, Interesting and
ein00119 letter -Nom a ruggedpioneer of
'114, who braved the dangers of the
overland trail to California, It
should appeal to all catarrh victims.
Santa Rosa, Dal., May 6, 1908.
110011/6 Hyomei Co., Buffalo, N. I.
Dear Sirs :-1 was afflicted with
catarrh and tried a number of mute -
dies, but received 110 relief. I pur-
chased an outfit of Iiyomei, and be-
fore T bac( used the bottle I noted a
marked relief. I used it for at mor14.h
a1' so, and thought I was cured and
stopped using 1t for at year of! so.
Thangllt I was getting catarrh again,
and started using it again. I use it
every morning, and keep myself clear
of catarrh. 1 consider it the 'best
catarrh. medicine that is used. I have
often recommended it to myfriends. 1
and 81 years old. I came to California
in 1840, and of course am not as
vigorous as 14Va9 68 years ago. 121y
address is 811 4111 street. fours truly,
W. _tock.
Hyo 1101 (pronounced High -o -are) 18
guaranteed by .las. Fox not only for
catarrh, but for grip, coughs, colds,
bronchitis and croup A complete
outfit, including inb611)1', costs only
$1.00 ; extra bottles of Hyomei, if
afterwards ueedocl, cost but 50 cents.
Wingham
'Winghaw Company, 38rd Regiment
will go into into ()amp at London, on
June sib.
Jtobt and Mrs. Johnston, of Mark -
dela were visiting for a few days with
11'ingharn friends.
The proposition for a half holiday
every week cawing June, July and
Arsgust has fallen through.
The regular sacramental service will
be he1c1 in St. Andr'ew's Presbyterian
church, on Sunday mor•uing, ,Tuve
0th,
Piinc'ipal Taylor, of the High School
and Principal Stalker, of the Public
School, are among the depertluentat
ex(uni Hers.
W. A. Campbell and Thos. King
made lt canvas of the merchants for
$100 to secure the \en.tering vert out
0u its round.
The Brunswick hotel has been sold
to J. E. Swartz, of the Queen's hotel
and the new pl opriOtol' has taken pos-
session. lir. Swazis \'ill
t \ tanthe two
hotels,''tl
n 1 i Ivan Joh ustorllts manager
at, the Brunswick
A. J. Nicholls proprietor of the
Central bakery, left or an extensive
trip through the Manitoba and the
prairie provinces, where he will visit.
relatives and friends at ditfel'ent,
1101111s. 1Ie will be away for some
weeks.
Fordwich
L. C. L. No. 1142 will hold a lawn
social on 'rueeday evening Jeno 1.5111.
Recently. a ear of 11001' was shipped
from Fordwich Flour dill to 111111,
Quebet',
Trinity church A. Y. P A. have de-
cided to hold a grand convert in
Brown's Halt on the evening of .Tulp
1st.
Pr'eparatcl'y seethe? was held in the
Presbyterian church on Friday after-
noon and sacrament was dispensed at
the Sunday mingling serv(('13,
Mrs. John F. AlILau Mitt received
word of the death of her youngest
brother, William 'Fisher, of Devyer
Hill. 1-1e died very slldde111y of heart
trouble,
While sowing m111ge15 Abe Johne -
ton's horse ran at a brisk parte. fol 1t
few rods '2i 1hW111 ,, Albrecht on its
back and the seeder ho nping along at
its heels. it. lists frightened by the
passing train.
The animal District meeting of the
Wo11len's Inst little will be held 111 Mts.
J. McKee's Friday afternoon June
181.11. A representative gathering of
ladies from Got vie, Molesworth, Ethel,
etc., ib is expected,
_Miss _Intton, evangelist, is the guest
of the Misses Ball at the parsonage.
She took the.seb)ect et the Emmen
League on 107141ay night. and
con
duct-
c botI morning mid 3,v3,tie,s(twi(.e
in 111e. _Methodist church on Sunday,
A.r, timid ent befell Samuel J'ohnst1))
cm Saturday, 1.5111 inst. While exca-
vating a hole to Bary a large stone,
the earth gave way' and the stone
slipped into the hole and fell on ;lit'.
Johnston's font, bruising it badly.
Witih the aid of his son 'lhotltas, who
was near by, he soon extriritted hhn•
self, It was a narrow escape, Mr,
301)0161011 is improving nicely,
0'
3l 1 .I. ?e utr'
x veal ih(li n
u 7 '
It if 1. )11)1)1
Sunday School Ads/w alle/I tlrcid(d
to ((1,111 111» annual Coevert11011 111 the
211e1hodist ehurell on '.i'uestlay ,fuue
21)1(1, conarienohlg at 1,30 p. in, A.
I A good program of Sunday School
subjects was mapped out.
Albin Bary Galbraith, who resides
with her eistsr, Mrs. 11', J. Clegg 011
the 1011) con. had narrow eseep0 ell
Tuesday morning of 10.82. week. After
attending to sow( 110034011014 dulle6,
site went to the woodshed to hang tip
a large pati. Having done so she' im-
mediate! returned to the kitchen,
11(181 Galh1'aitdl had just gut lit the
door when /+he heard 80(0101..1110g hit
the pan, lucking mute tt commotion,
Upon 111 \eetigatnll it proved to be a
3411'8y rifle Willett, which hit the pen
and thee an iron palter which was
hanging of the 41(111, It then glaluted
and eteuelc and split a board, 11 Is 1'e -
ported that one of 1110 McLeod boy(
was sheeting woodchucks 00 Air,
8tlone's farm near by with an army'
title with it rlulge (1f two 111:1, s. After
a careful 8cavelt the bulk'(( is is round
1211(11211133 (211(40 as the paint of a luau's
1111(4er, there is a huge clew( in the
side o1' it, (there it struck 1113, poker.
Ii' you would have a safe yet vert aill
Cough Remedy In the home, try Dr.
Shoop's—at least once. It 18 thnr-
mighty unlike 1111y other Clough prep-
aration, Its taste will be el1Lively
uewtoyou- 11111('»0 i1isalready your
favorite Congil 1Rellledy, No 0(11)1111,
chlnrol'oru1, oe any other stupifying
ingredients are. used. The teed et.
!caves Of a harmless, 1uug-heeding
moo tit -nitwits shrub, give to Dv,
Shooks Cough _Remedy its wonderful
curative properties. It is truly a
most certain and trustworthy pre-
scription. Sohl by all dealer's,
Blyth
Last Saturday Finlay J. McIntosh
took. (3008005107) Or 1118 Jive modern
teenlentxtable. It i, a credit to the
owner andalso to the workmen who
erected it.
A change on the O. P. R. twinge the
morning train 4131)84) 1(d1'1'11'l( £11115101131'.
111)17 earlier and the eveutug train
from TOMS 10 late(', tale itloa i0 to give
the travelling public more time in the
Queen City.
The marriage. or Miss Hamlett,
daughter of .1. J. _lcCau'hey, of
Blyth, to James Reynolds, at Detroit,
is one of the hiterestiug society events
slated for Wednesday next in the R.
C. church in this place.
13AF11 BALL.—Ate exhibition game
of Base Ball was played on the peek
here last Friday evening betweeu:Clin-
Lou and the .home team who coin -
Wise pail of the League. The day
had been cold ulidplayers did not clue
to hart themselves throwing the ball.
Breaks were numerous and costly on
both sides, The hone team (von by It
sore. of 10-18 and an inni1ge to spate.
Following was the•line up 1-
01a3tmoN 'R 0 1011770 11 0
EJo1111nten, 1b _11 4 Carter, 213 ,,.. ,. _, 2 4
0 Riley, 8 10 4 D Somers. o ...... .........0 0
McConnell, e s1 4 ;huts, 1(2..............2 1
Hawking, 0 2 8 Buchanan, sa...... 2 2
Earley, p 8 1 1 26(500,
Alexander 2 11 8 0 10 Somers, 1'1..,. 0 4
McRwan,1 f .,,_.,.. 0 4 McMillan o f 0 2
W Johnston, o f 1 1 Taman, 811 0 4
(4ndinurdson, r f. 1 M43Arter, p 1 4
Total 18-27 Total 111-24
(Tinton -0 8 0 8 2 0 0 4 1-18
]fly tb - 1 1 1 8 2 0 2 0 x-15
((x CLUB IRE-O'RGA-o1ZEn,-Last
Thnesdlly evening, at the Com nevcial
Hotel, Biytli, the Gnu Club re-organ-
ized
iorgan-
ized for the season. S. H. Gilley was
in the chair. The folln\ving officers
trete elected for the coming year ;-
1-1011. President:, Jas, 11c111nrchie ;
President, S. H. Gidley ; Captain, Joe
Blaney ; Tleasuter, E. Mason ; Secre-
tary, J, Blaney ; 1st Lieutenant; N.
Taylor ; 21111 Lieutenant, A. Coombs.
Managing Comtuitte.e, J. Dingwall, D.
Stalker and 10. Seinen, 1(. was mov-
ed and (carried that each member be
charged 501', and that the annual re-
port be seuf. in. The rifles will be left
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