The Brussels Post, 1898-6-10, Page 11*"1
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Vol. 26. No. 48.
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898
MEDICAL CARD.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
kf. D„ 0. nl„ TrIn1ty Un ivorslty, Follow Trhl-
ity Medical College, Member College of Eby-
etelans and Burgeons, Cnc, Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, pldlubureb, fa'Tolop1one
10,11. ltenidonee, 2111113 0., 11russels,
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. M„ successor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Ph 9lciauo
and Burgeons, Kingston ; Member of the 0o1.
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a specialty.
Night years' exporionee. -0fItoe and res-
idence that formerly 000uplod by Dr, 2,10.
Kelvey, Turnberry Wee b,13000401s. 25.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
r311 SI0TAN, 01.100008 A$D ACC0UCHEUR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st Claes Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kluget0n)
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity Modioal College and member of the
College of Physioiaua and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Yost Graduate Course iu Detroit and
Ghioago,1000. Spacial attention paid to die-
eaBee of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, aud dis-
eases of Women. 18'Oonnultation in Eng•
fish and German. Telephone atreeidonoe.
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LONDON CONFERENCE.
METHODIST CHURCH.
[Continued from page 4.]
Chatham, dune 8bh.—Tho following is
the final draft of the Stationing °emmi6-
tee of the London Conference :—
London Diebrict—London First church
— Jno Smith, V D, ; Jae Kennedy, J
Russell, superannuated. Dundas street
— Jahn B Saunders M D D D,; John
Morrison ; J Cooper Antliff, M A, D D,
Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral
Theology, Wesleyan College • Timothy
Henan, Geo, Brown, (Perkasie, Toron.
to) ; David Ryan, W Wilmott, W Chap-
man, superannuated. Wellington street,
Joseph Edge, Eli Middleton. Colborne
street, Geo Jackson, Thee Crews, enpely-
annuated. Centennial, W J Ford, L L
33., L W Wickett,seperannvated. Ham.
iltou Road, J G ]'anis. Askin street,
R Hobbs. Empress Avenue, A G Har-
ris. St John's, Hugh J Fair, (Arva) ;
J P Morden, (Arva,) superannuated.
Siloam, J W Robinson, (Forest A.venne).
Bryanston, Joseph Deacon. Thorndale,
11 Thompson, Howard R Steele. Thames.
ford, R A. Miller. Dorchester, John
Mahan, A Rapson. Belmont, Wm
Quanoe. Lambeth, John S Fisher, Geo
Bennott, superannuated. Westminster,
T Wesley Goethe, (Lambeth) ; W J Mor-
timore, (Lambeth). Deleware, Harvey
D Moyer.
Chairman, Goo. Jackson.
I'in.-Sec., A G Harris.
Stratford Distriot—Stratford central,
Jae Hannon, D D, ; W McDonagh,
superannuated. Stratford—Waterloo
street, A. K. Birks, 13 A, L L D. St
Mary's, G W Henderson, Richmond
Service, supernumerary. Mitchell, IJ W
Holmes, Geo Smith, superannuated.
Listowel, W Wflliame, D D. Milverton,
Thos J Snowden, Ph B. Trowbridge, J
Kenner. Wallace, Coleman) W Bristol,
(Lebanon). Atwood, Ezra A Fear.
Monkton, S G Edmunds, B D. Staffs,
J 0 Netheroott. Fullerton, G. W.
Andrews. B A ; Allan 0 Farrell, (Car-
lingford). Harmony, Tahoe J Noble,
(Strafford). Embro, John A Jackson.
Welburn, G H Thompson, Kintore, J 13
Aylesworth, M A, L L D.
Chairman, IDr Hannon.
Fin. -Sec., E A Fear.
Wingham Distriot—Wingham, W S
Pascoe, D D. Kincardine, Andrew Cun-
ningham, Finley M Smith, euperanna-
ated. Luoknow, ] John Leroyd.
Brussels, S J Allis], Richard Paul, W
Norton, superannuated. Teeswater, S
W Muxworthy. Ethel, J G Yelland (3
E H) ; Benjamin Sherlook, (Toronto,)
superannuated. Fordwich, R J Hocking.
Gerrie, R J Garbutt, LLB. Wroseter,
J 13 Kennedy. Bluovale, D Rogers.
Ashfield, E Olivant, (Luoknow). Salem,
N 5 Burwaeh (Greenook. Bethel, W M
Pomeroy, (Pine River). Ripley, Francis
Swan. Bervie, George Baker, J L Stew-
art, T Hadwin, superannuated. Tiver-
ton, A J Brown, Ph B. Whiteohuroh, W
W Leech. Bolgrave, F J Oaten.
Chairman, A Cunningham.
Fin. -Seo., W Muxworthy.
Goderioh Dietriot.—Goderic'b, North
street, Jasper Wilson ; Victoria street,
W Godwin. Clinton, Rattenbury street,
R Millyard ; Ontario street, B Clement,
Henry A Newcombe, superannuated.
Seaforth, A L Russell, B A. Holmes.
villo,' Joeias Green. Blyth, Walter
Bigsby, Wm Mille, (St Catharines) super-
annuated. Dungannon, Ben L Hutton;
Nile, Robb H Hall. Benmilier, Martin
J Wilson, B A. Auburn, 0 0 Gouzene.
Walton, Albert 0 Tiffin. Londeeboro,
J W Andrews. Tuokeremith, J
Armstrong, under Superintendent of
Clinton (Ontario street). Bayfield, E A
Shaw. Verna, R 0 Burton, W A Fin.
lay left without a station on 110000nt of
ill health.
Chairman, W Rigsby.
Fin. -Seo„ W Godwin.
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Our Millinery Department ie well aseoetbd,
Everything np•to-date in every res(en,
Stylish add beeoning Hat are therind
wo have.
McKinnon
& Co Blyth.
yth.
W. H. KERR, Prop,
Exeter Distriot,--.Exeter (Main street),
Chas Smith. (Exeter (James street), N
R Willoughby. Parkhill, Jae 3e Ford.
l+'limvillo, Geo Jewitt, Oliver Coleman.
Centralia, S Salton. ;Hansell, W le
Kerr, A E M Thompson. Kippon, W J
Waddell (Heneall). Oreditoo, James
Heuer. Grand Bend, J W Baird, B A,
(Corbett.) Sylvan, John Hart, (Park-
hill ) Ailed Craig, Wm Baugh. Biro,
D M Kennedy. Lucien, J P Rice.
Granton, T E Harrison, Woodhull, S
Knott, Kirkton, John Ball, JOs Coulter,
J MoKelvie.
Chairman, Dr Willoughby.
I'in.-Seo,, J E Ford.
Strathroy District—Strathroy (Front
street), Jos R Gundy, J Neelauds, super.
annuated. Stratbroy (Frank street),
0 FtOlark. Potrolea, Joseph Philp.
Adelaide, 18 Fulton Irwin. Kerwood, A
H Brown, Watford, W G 11 McAllister.
Warwick, Shelbourno Anderson, W Hug-
ging (Uttoseter), superannnatea, Arkona,
E Kershaw. Brooke, H E Currie (Wat•
ford). Appin, 0 Barltrop. Mt, Brydges,
J E Holmes. Melbourne, D E Martin.
Wanstead, J W Joues, Oil City, H
D Tyler. Marthaville, A McKibben,
Chairman, J R Gundy.
Fin. -Sec., W G 11lMcAllister.
Sarnia District—Sarnia, Geo Daniels,
Ph B, E Peasant, J If Stinson, superan-
nuated. Sarnia (Queen street), E Med1.
Point Edward, Walter Ayers. Wyoming,
Geo NHazen, 13A,AChown, BA,BD,
loft without a station at his request ; W
Hayhurst, Toronto. Camleabie, W H
Graham, Chas W Morrow. Brigden,
R; H Darnby. Alvinston, Gerald Wil-
loughby, Oil Springs], J A Ayearst.
Thedford, Il Holmes. Forest, R Whit-
ing. Bosangneb, L Bartlett. Stoney
and Kettle Points, supplied by the Bonnn•
net minister. Corinna, Wni Penhall
(Oourtright), TA Patterson. Wilkesport;
W A Smith. Port Lambton, J W Pring.
St. Clair, J A Ferguson, (Souris.)
Chairman, Dr. Daniels.
Pin. -Seo., R Whiting.
Windsor District.—Wiudeor, James
Livingstone, John Reynolds, Bagley et,
Detroit, superannuated. Windsor West,
0 G Corneille, 13 A, ander superintend-
entof Windsor. 'walkerville,Jos SCook.
Amhersthurg, 0 W Brown. Harrow, W
H Cooper. Essex, G A Gifford, N E
Scott, superannuated. Kingsville, 1Z D
Hamilton, Jos Rawson, superannuated.
Ruthvon, W McMullen. Geste, J Calvin
Reid, 13 A, under superintendent of Es-
sex. Cottem, A Thibadeau. Woodelee,
W H Shaw. Maidstone, O F Clark.
Leamington, I13 Walwin, A Soratob,
superannuated. South Mersea, A M
McCulloch. Goldsmith, Thos] W Blatch-
ford. Comber, J H Kirkland. Romney,
Peter Myers. Pelee Island, Dwight 31
Harvey, under superintendent of Am.
herstburg, 0 W Kennedy, D H Trimble,
Chairman, J Livingstone.
Fin, -Seo., W H Cooper.
Chatham Distriot. Ohatham (Park
etreet), E N Baker. Chatham (Victoria
avenue), II•W Locke, J W Freeman (Ont.
Col.), enperannuated. Charing Oross,
Riolr Redmond. Blenheim, Jno Holmes.
Cedar Springe, 0 V Lake, Merlin, J W
Cohoon. Tilbury, T R MoNair. Jeanettes
Greek, J F Knight., under superintendent
of Tilbury. Louisville, James Walker,
Dover, J J IIaylook (Baldonn.) Dresden,
JosephGalloway. Dawn Mills, R L Wil-
son. Wallenberg, W H Butt. Tupper -
villa, SVRIPentlaid, one wanted. Ruth-
erford, W Pickard, Wm Convoy. Wal-
pole Island, Wm A Elias. Wallaoeburg,
A E Jones.
Chairman, E N Baker.
Fin, -Seo., H W Locke.
Ridgetown Distriot. Ridgetown, 5
Bond, 0 Burdett, superannuated,
Morpetb, Ezra G Powell. Fairfield, W
B Creighton (Guilds.) Highgate, T T
George, D Pomeroy, superannuated,
Harwich, W R Vance (Fargo.) Themes.
villa, G J Kerr. Bothwell, G It Cobble.
diolc Wardeville, A I Snyder. New.
bury, 0 P Wella, F Webster, J R Swift.
Florence—John Kennedy. Glenna, H
W McTavish. Rodney, J A Snell. West
Lorne, J W Hibbert, (W Panther.)
Batton, W 0 Beer, A J Langford, W J
Ashton.
Chairman, 5 Bond.
Fin. -Seo., Geo J Kerr.
St. Thomas Distriot.—St. Thomas,
First Methodiet Churob, John Philp, H
McLean. Grace Churob, H Irvine,
Central Church, H W Crews, A E Grif.
fith, J R Philips, R 0 Parsons. Alma
College, R I Warner, Principal (Alma
College.) Mount niacin Institute, W W
Shepherd, Principe! (edunoey.) Aylmer,
Chas T Bootle Springfield, John Veale.
Lyons, W 11 Moss. Brownsville, Geo
Buggin, Corinth, L W Reid, Avon, 0
t nDe arde. King
on. Vienna, A 5 w
Lake, Al Griffin. Malehide, 5 G Staples
(Luton), O le Carsoalleu (Dunboyne).
Sparta, T B Coupland. Straffordville,
Byron Snell. Port Stanley, A H Going.
Fingal, Time Jaokeon. Talbotvllle, T 0
Sanderson, Shedden and Iona, John
Henderson. MunoeY, Thomas Mann,
Oneida 0 W Volliok Munce .
Chairman, 0 T Stobt.
Fin, -Bao„ H Irvine.
13e1, rave. ,
Mr. Budge, who was i11 for some time,
lied last week and was buried on Thare-
day afternoon.
We are pleased to bear that Rev. F. J.
Oaten has completed his ooaree in. non.
natation with Bloomington University,
Illinois, and has earned the degree of
Ph. B. We wish hits] continued success.
In oonneotion with the changes on Bol.
grave notion of the L. H. & B. Arthur
Brooke and Ohae, Biruey are put on.
An additional mile is added and en
extra man also.
It is stated that a tralnp known as
"McGinty," oiled at the residence of
David Diokie, lot 4, oon. 7, Wort Nis.
Bourg, Thursday evening of last week,
seeking food and shelter. Mr, Diokie
woo oharitablo and took him in. The
simultaneous disappearance of McGinty
and $7 belonging to Mr. Diokie oonviuoed
the latter that be bed not oily boon
robbed, but was the victim of iegratituae..
I(oGinty was soon traded to a large
savanna near by and arrpsled,
T5ti'i.ck tteiUS,
Wall.on.
Mre, Tiffin and eon wore visiting rola.
tives in West Huron.
Jas. Smillie is away to Montreal ala
tending the Presbyterian Assembly,
Walton should send a good delegation
to the Temperance Convention at I3rus.
eels next Wednesday.
Rev..A. G, Tiffin and Geo, Grigg at-
tended the Methodist Conference at
Chatham during the past week and re-
port a good time. Ilfr, Grigg extended
hie trip on to Detroit, where he vieited
relatives..
131.v CF..
At the Methodist Conterenoo hold at
Chatham during the past week, Rev.
Walter Rigsby, of this place, was elect.
ed President by a large majority, The
Chatham Banner of last Friday says :—
Rev. Walter Rigsby, who was elected to
the honorable position of President of
the London Conference, ie a very pleas.
ing gentleman of about 60 years of age.
Ha was born in the city of Hamilton on
Deo, 29th, 1847, educated in the echoole
of that city in his youth, afterwards tali•
ing special instruction under Professor
Burwaeh, who is now Chancellor of
Victoria College, Toronto. Mr. Rigeby
was in the early years of his life a tele-
grapher for the old Western Telegraph
Co., and wits well known as one of the
best telegraphers on the line. He enter-
ed the ministry in 1803 and has spent
all his pastorate in the boucdaries of the
London Oonferenoe, principally iu the
Niagara District. He bar very ably
filled the position of secretary to the
Conference, and upon two 000asions has
been appointed delegate to the general
Conference, where he acquitted himself
very favorably for the dietriot which he
represented, His stirring advooaoy of
democratic views in regard to the work-
ing of the Conference bas long been
known by his aesooiatee, and in hie ad.
dresses on the subject bas showed his
ability as a good speaker as well as a
broad.minded and deep thinker. Mr.
Rigsby is in full vigor of health and hie
genial disposition makes him a favorite
with all whom ho meets.
Oraiib rook.
Crops look tip-top.
The Lime Works are doing a big basi•
nese this season.
• Mies Mary Ritohie is renewing old
friendships at Molesworth.
J. R. Thompson, wife and daughter are
visiting at Peter Sinclair's.
Mte. Atkinson, of Ridgetown, ie visit-
ing her mother, Mre. Wm, McKay.
Mrs. A. Reymann and Allan Cameron
and wire vieited friends at Carmunnook.
Oranbrook was well represented at the
Walton garden party last Friday evening.
3. E. Ooombes and wife were visiting
at A. MoDonald's during the poet week.
Our pnblio eohool will send some
pupils to the Entrance Examination at
Brussels.
Will., Jae. and Miss Lizzie Cameron
were visiting Rev. R. F, Cameron and
wife et Shakespeare.
There is a new eon at the Oranbrook
Hotel and our oongrabulations are ex.
tended to Mr. and Mre. Long.
A pin-oio will be held in the near
future by the Epworth League of the
Methodist ohuroh in Mr. Fisher's grove.
In the absence of :the pastor at Chat.
ham the) pulpit of the Methodist ohurah
was occupied loot Sabbath afternoon by
George Bateman.
While in a fit JacobSiemon fell against
the stove and burned his lett arm quite
severely. He is compelled to carry it in
a sling for a time,
Mre. Robert Brown, Mies Maggie and
Thee, expect to take a holiday trip to
Miuneeota in the course of a few weeks.
We wish them an enjoyable visit.
Craubrook will likely send repreeenta-
tivee to the East Huron Convention to be
held at Brussels next Wedneeday after.
130012 to arrange for the Plebiscite cam-
paign.
We are keeping the Guelph excursion
on Monday, 20th inst., in visa' and you
will see us get aboard at Bthel all being
well. 90 Dents is the return fare from
there.
It is reported that William Perris has
Bold hie fine farm near here to it party at
or near Guelpb. We would be sorry to
see Mr. and Mrs, Perrie remove from this
locality.
Leadburv.
Mrs. Thoe. Souter is on the rick list at
present.
Jno. Crioh, of Seaforth, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mise Alice Dundee has gone to Lon-
don to visit friends for a few weeks,
Mre. Arab. Clark has been under medi-
cal care for some time but is improving
ninety now.
Miss Mary E. Rae, who has been in
Seaforth learning the dressmaking, is
home for a while.
Alf. Stafford, the poet, has bad 1,000
copies of his poems ebruok off. We hope
he will have smooth sailing.
Mies Scholes, who taught music here
last year wont to the Northwest this
Spring and ie teaching there.
Sandy McNabb sold a home to Mr.
MoMann,of Seaforth, for 010. Bandy
can sella thing for all its worth.
Sam, Forbes is moving hie house from
the ,Parr - farm to a more convenient
piece and having a dollar put under it,
Jno. MoLanghlin line built a new style
of land roller himself, We do not know
whether ho purposes applying for a
patent or not.
Ino, Clark has bought a farm near
Bennett and has moved to it. Han-
phrey & Smith, 01 Walton, have bongbt
hie threebiug outfit.
Wm, Rae is home from Taranto and
loolre rather tough after the exam. Tun
POST oongrattilateo him on ,his su505sS.
He'll reach the top of the ladder all right.
Donnie Bros. Mee just delivered 14
head of export eattlo at Blyth station,
They wet'e a fine looping lot and show
the boye understand tihe business of feed.
ing (attic.
Janne 11bo0allum raised a large barn
last week, Chas, Oaeo, the popular eon.
tractor of thin notion, dons the frame
work. Mr, McCallum 1100 now buildings
that are a credit to the lino on which he
lives, JAMS 'mows how to make farm.
ing pay.
While Geo. Halley and another young
chap named Jersey, were returning home
from a neighbor's house a few nighte'ago
they were attacked by two tramps]. Geo.
being the mare nimble made good his es•
nape but poor Jersey was caught and
handled pretty roughly,
Finlay McIntosh hoe built en up M.
date silo. He has sowed a large acr,.s.,e
of ooru ; purohaeed a Wateroas engine
and made all the necessary preparations
for making this new kind of feed. Mr.
Motntosh is to be credited with enter•
prising metbode of farming.
J. G. Tato Bandaged in our village.
Jim's visite are becoming more frequent.
Bev. H. E. Kellington bar gone to Eng•
land and will likely be absent a few
months.
The Sacrament will be dispensed in
b Presbyterian beech on Sabbath,
e by o
June 19th,
John Snndere, jr., raised his barn last
week and intends putting atone stabling
underneath.
Mre. Freeman and children, of Sea.
forth, are spending a few days here with
Mr. Freeman.
The Greeneide family moved this week
bo their new home in Atwood. They will
be very much missed here.
Mrs. Wm. McAllister and children left
on Wednesday for an extended visit with
relatives in St. Paul, Minn,
John Ocher, of this village, was away
to Chatham during the past week at-
tending the Methodist Conference.
Mrs. Routley, Bessie and Dave Wanner
left last week for a visit to friends at
Woodetook, Will. and Henry are keep-
ing batch.
Mrs. Jno. Gill died on Tuesday of this
week after an extended illness from pul-
monary trouble. The funerel took
place on Thursday.
A gang of men have spent the past
week or more in this vicinity etretohiog
a copper telepbone wire, trimming trees,
patting in longer poets, &o.
Geo. Bateman occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist cherub here last Sabbath.
Rev. Messrs. Walker and Stewart were
attending Conference at Chatham.
If the Laariar Government is canning
some of the Tories around here to pros-
per it is not taking; the meaneee out of
the Grits. What doyou think Dave 7
We hope to see a large number of our
temperanoe people attend the Convention
at Brussels next Wednesday afternoon in
arranging for the coming Plebisoite Cam-
paign.
An anonymous letter is canning con-
siderable annoyance to some of our
villagers. The writer should make him-
self known so that innooent people would
not be blamed.
Geo. Pd. Mitchell, our popular young
shoemaker, intend taking a well-earned
holiday and leaves on Saturday of this
week for his home at Milbrook. He will
not return until June 20th, when ib is ex-
pected he will not oome bank alone.
Rev. Mr. Yelland, who has been station-
ed at Oreditoo, will succeed Rev. Mr.
Walker as pastor of the Methodist
thumb. Mr. Walker will go to Louis.
villa and Mr. Stewart to Bervie with
Rev. Geo. Baker as euperintendoot.
John Fraser wheeled to Stratford
Saturday evening intending to return ou
Sunday evening. As be did not return
until Tuesday, some of the boys were
uneasy about his absence fearing that
either the bicycle or the sweater had run
away with him.
Last week a nest of bees was discover.
ed in a stub on the farm of D. Dunbar,
After several hours of v1500008 work
Masers Faulkner and Lindsay secured
about two boilers full of honey. Mr,
Dunbar became custodian of the bees.
The little toilers had probably two sea-
son's make of honey in) their storehouse.
tier ev.
Geo. Bielby spent Sunday with hie
parents,
Jas. McKay had a logging bee on Wed-
nesday of this week.
Geo. Sperling and wife are away visit.
ing relatives in Goderiob township.
Harvey's wheel, Logan, intends bold.
ing their annual pio.nie this month.
Peter Roes has moved his family from
Monkton on to his farm, lob 82, con 14,
A. Hislop, M. P. P., is at Goderioh
this week attending the County Council.
Mre. (Dr,) Rivers, of Crediton, was
spending a few days with her father,
John Hill,
Jas. Ireland is temporarily laid up with
a lame knee occasioned by it coming in
coated with a stone in the road while
g
bicyalm,,.
Geo. McKay, Postmaster, an Mar.
Ethel Harrison have had their
r
barns jack-
ed up and intend putting stone walls
under them.
Reeve Straohan was re eleoted Preei•
dent of Last Huron Farmers' Institute
at the annual meeting field e,t Brussels]
last*Tnesday.
On moment of the absenceR f Rev, v, Mr.
Walker at the Oonferbnoe Robt, Maitay,
of Ethel, took charge of the service at
Bethellast Sabbath.
Peter Cameron, of the Boundary, in.
tends raising hie barn this week. It will
be done with block and tackle. Mr,
Newsome has the entreat.
The meeting last Saturday on the 1610
con,, in oonnention with the Government
drain was a failure as far as reaching an
agreement was concerned.
Read work is in progress. Patltmas.
tars will receive thousand, of thanke if
they see that rooks are not substituted for
good gravel. Thatle what we are paying
for.
A most enjoyable time was apent at
the reeidenoe of Arob. Hislop, (01. P. R,
Iasi Monday evening when the Brussels
Mand tame out and gave the young gen.
tinman a serenade, 31 is eald that this
10 merely le taint that the Band bog]
would litre to same beak again in the
near fabure foe a honeymoon seethede,
The Epworth League at Bethel is pre•
paring a missionary program for their
meeting Wedneeday evening.
Mise Lillian Rebertson, who has boon
visiting at Wm. King's on the 9th con.,
has returned to her home at Niagara on
the Lalre.
A ton of cheese wee made at Silver
Corner thane factory Met Monday. This
is a good record and N. S. McLauchlin,
proprietor, is to be congratulated on the
5000055 attending his efforte.
Among the members of the ordination
class of young ministers in the London
Conference, who were ordained at Chat.
ham last Sunday, was Rev. W. A. Smith,
B. D., youngest son of Trueman Smith,
Gbh con. Rev. Mr. Smith will be station-
ed at WiIllesport for next year. Hie
many old friends here extend hearty
congratulations over his completed pro.
bation and wish lafm every euooees,
Morr]s.
THE Pose gives the news.
Showers are welcome visitors now es
the orope are in need of rain.
Wm, Cook Bold 12 e60ere to Watson &
Emigh, of Blyth, on Saturday.
A heavy thunder storm took pleoe on
Tuesday afternoon of tbie week.
The hay orop will be on the light aide
should frequent showers not oome soon.
Rev. S. J. Allis, of Bruesele, will
preach at Jackson's thumb next Sabbath
afternoon.
Don't forget the Garden Party at
Bolgrave on the 10th of June. Beery-
body
verybody welcome.
This week Co, Councillor Mooney is
away at Goderiob attending to his duties
at the County Connell.
John Bodge, who wee very low last
week, died on Wednesday morning and
was buried on Tbureday afternoon.
Morris township Council passed 9.
resolution urging the G. T. R. to supply
a better service from Goderioh via the
L. Et, &B.
A little bird whispers that a fair maid-
en of Morrie township will shortly go to
Manitoba to gladden the heart and home
of a former Morrieite.
Robert Skelton, 8th line, has his barn
raised and turned round ready for stone
stabling under it. Mr. Riley, of Hullett,
has the oontreat.
Garnise Bros. have their sixth job of
mason work completed, and have a num.
ber of barns to attend to yet. They are
firat•olass workmen.
Isaac Ferraod is enlarging and im-
proving hie house. Thos. Soott and Wm.
Iebieter, of the same line, are putting up
fine brink residences.
Mines Garnise and Roe, who were
delegates from the Ebenezer S. S. to the
reoent Convention held in Brussels, gave
a very interesting report of the Oonven.
tion in their S. S. Iasi Sabbath.
Lost week Peter King went to West
Harrisonville, Zillah., on a visit. He was
aosompanied by little Mies Maggie Baird
and Jno. Yaill, The latter has made hie
home with R. McMurray, 3rd line, for
some time. ,
Our Council did not purchase a road
machine, so the grading will have to be
done in the old style. It would only
Dost 40 dente on every 100 acres to buy
one, but than our Council ie very cautions
about some things, you. know.
Fly is very bad on the turnip Drop and
in many oases hae entirely rained it. Late
sowing will come out best this season,
espeoially should we get showery weather.
When the crop grows rapidly and the
land made floe es a garden then the fly
don't do much damage.
Bmmoon REPORT: Tee following is the
report of S. S. No. 4, Morris, for the
month of May :—P. S. L. ; total 900.—
Norah Maunders, 805 ; Ida Mooney, 686;
Suede Manning,643 ke
496 ; Lulu Davis, 132.illie CI
W Oa
Sr. 4th ; total
800.—Mary Kernaghan, 672 ; Clara
Mooney, 644 ; Milton Sharp, 581 ; Robb.
Mooney, 588, James Innis, 489 ; Bertha
Sharp, 473 ; Riohard Cardiff, 456, Jr.
4th ; total 760.—Bertha Nichol, 456 ;
Mabel Nichol, 441 ; Minnie Mooney,
884 ; Carrie Speir, 868 ; Nelson Malan.
dere, 850 ; 8rd class ; tote) 600.—Donald
Inuit], 485 ; Lizzie )avis, 423 ; Elston
Cardiff, 386 ; Everett Walker, 247 ;
Minnie Walker, 280 ; Harry Finn, 210.
Sr. 2nd ; total 450.—Peart Shoop, 819 ;
Laura Oloakoy, 802 ; Annie Nichol, 297 ;
Tena Foreytb, 278 ; Grace Finn, 266 ;
Lizzie Speir, 264 ; George Finn, 238 ;
Ada MaCutoheon, 280 ; Frank Nichol,
sr,, 233. Jr. 2nd. — Frank Nichol, jr.,
298 ; #Harold Spsir, 280 ; Olio Walker,
220, Part tad. ; total 250. - Andrew
Platt, 201 ; Roy Brandon, 179 ; Carrot
Innis, 168 ; Lorne Niohol, 158 ; Earl
Bernard, 146. The following stndente
took over 80er cent ; — Norah Maun-
ders, Mary lisrnaghan, 'Clara Mooney,
Donald Innis, Andrew Platt. Over 70
per oent.—Ida Mooney, Milton Sharp,
Lizzie Davis, Pearl Sharp, Roy Brandon.
3. D. E. HENRY, Tee her,
littrnxtrogfw.—The home of Jno. Man-
ning, 4th line was a scene of merriment
an t
d festivity on Wednesdayafternoon
and evening when about fifty sesta gnesta were
present to witness the marriage oeremony
between Miss Tessie B., the eldest daugh-
ter of the host and hostess, and Jacob A.
Lever, of Fleeherton, Ontario. Rev. R.
Pani, of Brnesels, tied the matrimonial
bow shortly after 4 o'olook. The cere-
mony was performed upon the lawn
whish was tastefully decorated with
flowers and evergreens. Miss A.
Sperain, oousin of the bride, played the
Wedding March. The bride was at.
tended by her sister, Mise Dora
Manning, and the groom was supported
by Will. Gourley. Very becoming cos.
times were worn, the bride being Wired
in dotted muslin, with natural fiowero,
and her attendant in white lawn. A
large number of valuable wedding pros•
onto indicated the popularity of the con.
treating parties. After hearty oongratu.
Wiens the large company sa6 down to
tables well laden with the good things of
this life. The evening was most enjoy.
ably sport in mango, games, eooiel chat,
aro., and the guests separated with the
expression of many good wishes lot Mr,
and Mrs. Lever. The happy couple left.
for choir home at Fleshsrtou on Thurs.
day. That
happiness and proeperity
may attend them is the with of a large
circle of Mende in whioll Tub P000 joins,
PtsEonsoeyros.—On Wednesday evening
of lust weak Richard Jewitt was present.
ed by the young people with a nine sum
of money and a picture of the Bible
class. Rev. Mr. Rogers gave the ad
dress and Miss Sara Maulers made the
preeentatios.
Joseph Sellers has the brio* work of
hie reeidenoe oomplsted which adds great-
ly to the appearance as well es comfort
of his home. The young ladies of the
vicinity are wondering why Joseph per.
sista in keeping batch when be might
have some of them to help him share the
burdene of housekeeping.
Bre LAarns,—James Speir Domes to the
front with a reoord for having lambs that
will not be easily beaten. He weighed
four of them the flret being a day short
of 2 months old that turned the scale ab
91 pounds ; 2 weighed 86 pounds each at
2s mouths and another at the same age
scaled 75 pounds. These are exceptional.
ly fine lambs as their weight will attest.
PLEBISCITE CAMPAIGN.
CONVENTION CALL FOR EAST
HURON.
A Convention will be held in the Town
Hall, Brussels, on Wednesday, June 15th,
1808, at two o'clock p. m., for the purpose
of organizing the Prohibition forces in
East Huron for the Plebiscite campaign.
Every church, every young people's
society, every temperance organization, is
entitled to a representation of five dele-
gates, You will please see that the full
namber of delegates from your church or
society ie appointed.
East Huron includes Hawick, Wrox•
eter, Turnberry, Wingham, Morrie, Grey,
Brueeele and Blyth.
Ministers are requested to read this
Call to all their congregations, officers of
eooieties will kindly bring it before their
meetings, so that prompt action may be
taken and the Convention made a great
9000055.
There will be an evening meeting held
in the Town Hall, at which there will be
a musical program and addresses by
Duncan Marshall, provincial organizer,
the clergy and others,
Silver collection to defray expenses.
W. H. KERR, Secretary pro tem,
Brussels.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPH$.
Mrs. (Rev.) Abey is visiting in London
this week.
Miss Annie Slemmon is visiting at
Montreal.
Will. Leatberdale, of Seaforth, Sun.
dayed in town.
Jaok Beattie is holidaying in Wing -
barn this week.
Charlie Urquhart paid a flying visit to
Durham on Tuesday.
Mise Bookie Hewitt, of Ingersoll, is
visiting her parents in town.
Rioh. Williams and daughter were
vieating in Stratford this week.
George S. Rogers is holidaying with
friends at Chatham and Loudon.
Mies Lin. Flatland, of Chatham, is re•
hewing old friendships in Brussels.
Mre. Code, of Trowbridge, is 'visiting
her daughter, Mies Code, in Brussels.
H. R. Brewer and ;bride arrived home
on Wednesday from their wedding trip.
Mre. (Dr.) Rivera, of Crediton, was re.
flawing old acquaintances in this locality.
Mies Kate Hembly, of Palmerston,
spent a few days visiting her friend Mies
Dolly Barker,
Mrs. Alf. Lowry was called to Gerrie
last Saturday owing to the serious ill-
ness of her unole.
Mrs. W. A. Oalbiok and grandson, of
New eetminister,ing
W B.O. is visiting m
v g
Brussels this week.
Mre. Blair and Wilfrid will holiday in
the Co. town for a week or so. They
went on Thursday.
Mrs. Tome and daughter, Wanda, of
Winnipeg, were calling on Brussels
friends last Tuesday.
Mre. Davies and Alice, of Ethel, were
visiting Mre. (Dr.) McKelvey and Mrs.
B. Straohan this week.
Mrs. B. Gerry enjoyed a holiday visit
with her daughter, Mre. W. H. Willis, at
Seaforth,this week.
Mre. 0. R. Vanetone and daughter, of
Southampton, are visiting Mrs. W. F.
Vanetone in Brussels.
W. T. Dookrill, District Passenger
Agent, 0. P. R., made an inepeotion of
Brussels offioe this week.
R. Watt was home during a portion of
the past week, He will probably remove
his family to Brantford.
W. H. McCracken made a business.
tripto Toronto To to and continued his jour-
neyTo to relatives at Peterboro'. )
Im Gerry is a member of the Seaforth
Collegiate Football team and playa hie
position well too as the most of the team
do.
Druggist Fox went to Woodstock this
eek to see his b
w rother•in•!aw who was
reoently injund by a (collision while
wheeling.
Dr. Davidson was at the Queen city
for a few days during the past week,
Some magnetic inftueuee must surely ex.
int in that locality.
Dr. Graham, formerly of Brussels, has
been appointed upon the staff of the
Western Hospital, Toronto. No bettor
seleotion ooald be made.
A. Parfitt and Mrs, Parfitt, of London,
and Mrs. D. K. Clark, of Woodstock, at.
tended the funeral of the late E. C.
Rogers. Mrs, Clark ie a slater to Mrs,
G. A, Deadman:
Winto" ]]oars.
The Alert Fire Brigade turned out In
force ou Thureday evening with hoek and
ladder truck and hone reels. After taking
up suitable positions 00 the lawn of John
Hanna on John street, the group was
photographed by Mr. Sovoreen and Dr.
Tamlyn, jr. Wingham has ;a good bet.
gado, and the mune •'Alert" 10 a suitable
One, for When their nervio50 are required,
the boys lose no time getting on the 500010
of danger,
James McDonald, charged with tob.
btngthe postoffioe at Norwood, and who
broke jail at Petetlrore', has boon oaptnr
od at Windsor,