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T$URS"DAY, APR. 26, 1906.
T'r ie Laid the loos entailed by tire in
Ban Franoleoo will total over $200,000,.
000, with an Inearanoe of $120,000,000.
Many a Oompauy will likely receive o
blank eye ever the great oonflegretlon.
Pathos AnTnolt ie being warmly eel•
cowed wherever he makee hie appearanoe
in Candle. If he dose not have a matfett
of sweetmeee-iu addressee, banquets and
dfnnere he mast have an iron clad
interior system.
Trine is a lively end wordy combat on
in the new Province of Alberta ae to
where the oapital will be looated. Cal.
gary, Red Dear, Banff and Edmontou
are the present quartette singing for the
honors and no doubt the losers will think
the winner took the base part, While
little blame can be attached to ambitious
towns the wholesale selfishness minuet be
lost eight of either.
MANY are the expree0i0ne, favorable
and adverse, to the very radio' measure
now before the Legislature dealing with
the wooden of Education. Great mare
and nation ahonidohareoteriee the fram
ing of a statute having so general au are
plication to the people and the pabllo
good, rather than politioal preference or
predominanoe of party should ewey both
the Government and Opposition. That
changes in the system were neoeseary
none should deny but in this period of
our history the beet judgment of the
wisest men should be well eouaidered as
the proper ajudioatlon of the High and
Public soboole of Ontario means mach to
every home in this land. Our reoord has
been liret•olase both in theory and
practice and we hope the brightest and
beat years are yet to come.
Duntao the past few weeks the
eympathy of the whole world baa been
aroused by the direful dispensations of
the famine in Japan, the voloanio erup•
tion of Veenvione and hard on its heels
the eartbgoake and dreadfni fire at San
Francisco. We cannot call to mind jam
now triple dieaetere parrying so mach
lose, Borrow and death iu their train and
yet there possibly was never a more
widespread exhibition of open-handed
liberality and generosity accorded than
has been manifested toward the eufferere.
We are pleased to notice that (Janda is
not behind in taking bar steed and the
$100.000 voted by the Dominion Parlie.
mens was a timely and brotherly ack-
nowledgment to our American 0o0Bi0e iu
great need that will serve a much wider
purpose than rte intrinsic' vales. Nations
can afford to be openpursed to each other
as in a world with so many noaertaintiee
they never know the day when they may
be planed in great need. We are a
truly highly favored peotdein (Janda in
freedom for many of the scourges visit-
ing other lands and there is room for a
widespread feeling of tbankegiving to the
Giver of all Good that the linea have
fallen t0 us in pleasant places.
Toon Dominion Parliament, banked np
by the Senate, lane extended a oordial
invitation to his Gracious Majesty King
Edward to make te visit to this colony—
the brightest and beat in the Britieh
diadem. A number of speeches were
made in the House fn connection with
the reeolation and among them was the
following by Dr, Obieholm, M. P. for
Eget Huron ;—
Mr, Speaker, I think the hon. mem.
ber for Ottawa, (,v1r. Belcoart) deeervee
the thanks of the House for bringiug
!hie question forward. It ie especially
suitable that it should be brought for.
ward by a Frenob Canadian, and by
one who was at oue time the firet nom -
meteor and Speaker of this House. It
King Edward 'tempts our iuvltatiuu,
we shall beiable to show him a very differ.
eft Canada from what be saw when he
visited our shoran many years ago. We
will Dhow him a Dominion occupying a
territory three time ae large aa hie Em•
pire of India. We will ehow how a
population that is twice ae great ae the
population of the United State(' when
they set up baaineee for themselves 130
years ago. Bat my principal reason for
rising was the few remarks that dropped
from tbe lips of the hon. member for
East Fleeting', (Mr. Northrup). He was
referring to the different nationalitiee
whish compose the population of our
country and it 000urred to me that King
Elward ie bimesit the repreeentat,ve
of very many linea. Every Saxon finds
in him a desoendanb of Cerdiotbe Saxon ;
every Sootohman finds in him a de.
attendant of the Statute and of the an-
cient Scottish kings ; every Welehmau
finds in him a descendant of the Tudors
and of the ancient kings of Wales ;
Beery Iehmen Ruda in him by tracing through the ancient a Scottish kings a
deooendant of the former kinge of Tara ;
and every rench Canadian, if he
ohooeee to study the matter, ill find
that he ie a descendant of William tl,e
and in him of Ru" t
Conqueror he ma.
jeaslo and powerful Norseman who
founded the Duchy of Normandy. In
Shia otioneotion it is well to remember
that for hundreds of yeare the Saxu•,n
and the Nurmabs had the same never
eign and stood shoulder to 'hounder in
many a bard fought battle, in whish
they oppaeed the nggreeo,ons of France
It wag only through the fouhebueee
of King John that the Daohy was lost,
and it was long after the discovery of
America ere Oalaie the last stronghold
of Normandy wag taken by the French.
In the meantime many of the Norman
Frenilh having in their value the dewing
blood of the Norsemen 'Ike the Ieraelues
of old, had departed by sea from the
matt off. taptivtty. P'ihitlly they too
found a lend of prbtnieb on the bauke
of the St. Lawrende, where they Warn-
ed to their tlre% love, and gave their
allegiance and their Opel support to
their hereditary and legitimative eov
ereigne the Mega of Englaud, There
fore, it ie fitting Chet thle motion ebonld
be proposed by a French Canadian.
wbeu we remember that Hie Mejeety
repreeante iu himself every natiouality
that goee to melee op our country It ie
certainly welt that we oboufd invite him
and I wleb to add my mite to this in.
citation:
Lelw t4.
W. H, McElroy has purohaeed from
George Hoye, au sore of laud heated ou
Hamilton street.
A lodge of the Independent Order of
Oddfellows will be tnetitgted in Blyth on
Wedueetiay, May 2nd,
David Carter has purohaeed the G. T.
R. section heave and removed it to hie
.aoent lot on Hami ton street. He is
remodelliug it and fiziug it op for a
reetdenae.
Robert Newcombe, of Newark, New
Jersey, a former resideut of this v oiuity,
has returned and will shortly move to
the farm he reoently purchased from
Wm. Clark, of Morrie.
me next meeting of Goderiob Die
trial Methodist chnroh, will be held at
Blyth on Hey 15-16. A public meeting
will beheld on the evening of the 15th, at
whloh several addreaeee will be deliver•
ed.
Contractor Pigott ie getting everything
in shape to rush the 0. P. R. work ou
this division. The steam ebovel Weet of
the village is being placed in shape for
work, .and the one on the Eeet of us ie
being fitted up for operatiou. The (WOOD'
work at the arob under the G. T. R. is
boiled.
Clinton.
Nimeue has added a gasoline
niece t0 We foe oream outfit.
Ra. W. MuDonagh, of Stratford, wee
the geese of Rev. W. B. Kerr, for a coup.
le of days.
Ae be Monde to break op hooee•keep-
ing, John Shaw is offeriug hie furu,ture
for Bale.
David Joy, eon of John Joy, formerly
of Olintoe, ie now foreman of the Lee
Audeles, Oal., Oem-ut Werke, at te eatery
of $200 a month.
During the first three months of 1906
there have been I1 interments iu Con•
ton cemetery. During the oame time in
1904 there were 24,
Rev. 0. R. Gunn(, who was a resideut
of Oaliforuia for five yearn, knows the
olty of San Freemen well, and eau
appreciate the enormous damage done
there by the fire and eerthgaeke.
John Crich, who died le Tuokeremith
on Tuesday, at the age of 82 years, war
tee last enrviving brother of Mee.
Thomas, of town, and she ie now
the last member of this woe large
family.
Prior to hie departure for the West
Jouhna Peareo was honored by hie
o^mradea m the machine room of de
Organ Fact orv, in the presentation of te
watch and ohatn, aooumpanled by an ad
dress.
A shooting match wee held at Exeter
on Goo" Friday, the chief prizes falliks
to the lot of C intoniaoe. J. E. Hovey
got au opholetered chair; R. Graham
and N. B'uett each got a writing desk ;
Dr. 3 Gann got a razor, J. E. °sotalol
h fir brush and the latter also won the
highest aggregate score.
David Tip,ady has Bold hie splendid
property on the Base line, about a mile
from town to J Henry, of Guelph, (ern
of J. Henry, Blyth,) for the sum of $2150.
There were 12e acree, with goud Mane
and stable. The place is so desirable
that Mr. Tip'.ody had several others
anxio0e to buy. Mr. Henry gots posses
Bion iu the Fall. It is Mr. Tiplady'e iu
teetiantto move into town where he
will either buy or rent a place.
WI up. ham.
F. G Sperling is able to be out again
alter ht0 eer,oae eiokneae.
Fifteen appioatione have been received
for the position of leader of the Wiugham
Band.
0 G. VanStone has cammenoed work
on his new dwelling to be bunt on the
corner of Patrick and Franeee streets.
Rev. Mr. Fitch was in Brantford
attending the annual meeting of the
B,ptiat Oonvention of Ontario and
Quebec'.
Beattie Bros., of town, are about
to dissolve partnerebip and will sell
their string of fast horses by gonion
at Toronto on April 26th.
Jae. Duncan, lately Bandmaster of
the W,neham band, baa soca to Coiling -
wood, where he hue secured a eltaatiou,
and bee an engagement to lead the Col.
ingwood Band.
Judge Bolt has elven hie decision in
the ogee of Mien Fleoty vs. Alex. Orr
for damagee in the 'bus accident, reoeut•
ly referred to. Judgment wee given
for the plaintiff for $153 and aceta.
Rev. Wm. Lowe formerly of Wingbam,
is succeeding fu hie new field of labor,
The recent Easter Vestry meeting wee
very eatiefantory• The oougregation
/bowed their appreciation of hie services
by increasing hie salary one bemired
dollars.
Another cheque to which the name
of Dr. Ohieholm had been placed with.
001 hie know edge or coneeut, turned
up at the Book The per0o0, who thus
nese the dnotor'e good name, is evident.
y getting bolder. He began with $23,
and in this the third attempt, he hoe
reached the nam of $200. Ae this last
cheque was cubed in Carberry, it ap-
peare that the renal is working his way
Westward. As eoon ae the cheque 'tr.
rived here,a telegram was Bent statin
,bat it waa forgery. g
So. PAOL's Cannon —The Chnreh•
wardens' finanaial report was most
Numeral!' ng, showing a balance of
$128.00, the largest for some years.
Ocher reports were a as IYea a
.
tory, the different eootetioe hexing e
romhined balamoa 1.f over $190.00
C. P -1m"h was eleole" Reator'e war.
den, and J. H Kerr, Peeples' war.
n -•r, for the ,.,.rnl int year. Teoe.
Be.,, whn wished to be relieved of
elite., wee teederei a very earnest
id of 1hanne for bus els yoare' work,
Other ofbee hearers were elected ae
follows t—Vestry clerk, Dr. Holloway ;
delegates to Synod, 3. Nethery and 0.
J. Hnlheter ; Sideemen, A. 3, Alder.
eon, 0 J Honieter. Al.x E P rter,
0. W. in., Ie, E Neer, 0 0 Ven I
Ston'-, J. E M. Gni ,•, .,d J 11. K.,rr ;
Aulbtora, A E. Smith and C. N. Grit,
fiu, A motion was nnaaimoaely pane.
atl dOOVoI'lni+ tetie*ei1 htetifdb0ed tit
Ipyltlty and Deepen to the Entree.
tobee of thaake were tendered %be
Officers, the organist and the ohoir.
A temporal to have a eurplioed ohoir
was presented to the meeting but was
poetponed to a ratan meeting.
it=H RUIN WAS YELLOW,
"I had only to try Dr, Hamilton'a
Pills to appreciate their merit" writes
Mies Annie S. Bryne, of Woodetook.
My system was out of order. I had a
nasty murky complexion. My akin was
hard and dry. The first box of Dr.
Hamilton's Pille made a oomp'ete
ohmage, Healthy color oame Into my
face. 1u about three weeks I wee oared,"
Dr. Hamilton's Palle effect an easy onre,
Try these good pills, 25o. per box, or five
boxes for the $1 00, t,'', all dealers,
teeciderIOlt.
Inepeotor Tom attended the meeting of
the Ou,arko Eluoatioual Automation in
Toronto.
A now hardware More has been opened
out iu the Dunlop block, Weet street, by
Jasper Niuholeon.
The management of the Goderioh
breach of the Sterling Bank annennoe
tbat the brauoh will be open for lamaineae
no Tuesday, May let.
Jae, A Straobao. of the Big MW, has
been confined to the house for a week by
a serious injury, caused by a piece of
metal striking hie temple.
The quarter oantury anniversary of the
format,ou of the choir of Union church,
Guderioh township, wee celebrated by a
reouion at the manse, Eitel street,
Fourteen of the Goderioh Mioatrele
drove to Bayfield on Wedueeday of last
week, and that evening gave au entertain
meet in the Town Hall, ruder the pat.
renege of the I. 0. F.
The Oollee'ate Iuetitate board has ate.
pointed A. N Meyer, B. A., as successor
to R. N. Merritt ae mathematioal epeoi
mist at the G. 0. I. Mr. Meyer ie at
present engaged at Bestueville.
The elevator is risingeteadily and the
large number of heeds and teamenow
employed by the contractor makee it look
ae if the building will be ready for the
reoaptiou of wheat on Dominiou Day.
County Olerk Lane represented the
Goderiob Lewn Bowlere at a general
committee meeting held in London on
Monday of leek week to consider matters
connected with the creft of Old Country
bowlere to Outerio this year. Final
plane were not settled that day.
At the meeting of the Royal Arab
Chepter of the elaeoni0 Order ou Tneeday
evening of last week Grand District De.
paty E. L. Dickinson wee presented with
a grand enporintendent's regalia, the
presentation being made on behalf of the
ohapler by Right Ex Comp. R Radcliffe.
It is now understood that there will be
three boat' rooming between this port
and porta East and West during the
Hummer. Two of them will take the
Lake Erle and Georgian Bay route, call
ing at Goderioh ou up and down tripe
weekly, mobile the third will ran from
Windsor to K",oard,ne, making three
round tripe, nailing at this port six times,
three up end three down, weekly.
The death of Mre. Wm. Lane, the aged
mother of County Clerk Lane, occurred
On the 16,1, at the home of her eon, Jas.
Lane, at Lanae, Ashfield township. The
deceased had reaohed her ninety•eeooud
year and died simply of old age. She
was a native of Devonshire, and oame to
Ws country with her husband and their
iamb), in 1853. They oame West in 1861
and settled in Ashfield township. Mr.
Lane died in 1895. Three sone and two
daaghteresurv,ve, the eons being Jame('
Lane, of Ashfield; William, of Gods
nob, clerk of Huron county, and Richard
E., of Huron township, Bruce county ;
and the daughters, Mrs. Vero Reed and
Mrs. J. F. Andrews, of A.hfield. Mrs.
Lane was very highly respected in the
uommnn,ty iu which she lived, and her
death makee another break in the early
Battlers wbo did so much for the develop•
ment of thie 000nty.
Tae 0. P. R.—The heavy rails for this
end of the 0. P. R. track are being de.
livered et the dock. They are made by
the Canadian Mille, Sault Ste. Marie. A
large gang of men are cutting ont a
foundation on Maodermott'e bank fur the
abetment which will be boil% ou the hill
s'ntti of the G. T. R. traok for the over.
head bridge, and another large force of
men and teame are outline into the hilt
below the lighthouse, and filing in on the
beach flats to make room for the new
etatiou and traoke. The trestle work
from the top of the Southern abutment
along Squaw Island ie being built Sonth
ward, and when completed it will be seed
to place the eaperetraotare of the Ma,t•
land River R. R. bridge in position
The G. T. R. trackman are patting in a
switch he connect with the 0 P. R., by
which the oars of the G. T. R. will parry
the iron work for the bridge to a position
from which it oau be raised by crane on
to the pieta and abatmente. It ie ex
peoted that by the middle of May the
work of placing the bridge in position
will be in fall operation.
REBUILD YOUR
TIRED, ACHING BODY.
Winter has lett you in a skate of
fatigue acid wearineee.
'L'be vitality of your blood is gone.
Your nerves are wretchedly weak and
you find it hard to sleep.
The temptation to "brace up" with
an alcoholic mixture is great,—bub it's
ueeieesneee ie plain to everyone.
Better follow Nature's plan ; its al.
Ways Il Bare One.
First create new appetite.
Improve year digeeuou.
Perteet the process of assimilation,
Thia will encore a ea b
ppIy o t rich
nonriebtng blood.
Healthy blood goon makee a healthy
body,iced x (*Mem fed are doh
by P
blood ie bound to gain in energy and
etrength•
To get well and stay well use the
food tonin "Ferrozone" whish is oom•
pneed of concentrated vegetable extracts
that supply nutrition that every eickly
person nestle,
N , metier bow long you've been in
poor hennb, Ferroz me wail win von
beak like 0 di'l Mee Sortie E Hislop
of Whitby, Ont. who writes 1 "Per
rezone not only bring, health to %be
eiok, bot sae power to care quickly.
After being eor fined to bed with eiok
tees, I eeemed unable in make any
headway on the road to oomplete health.
fly vt nifty wag tow and I wed in gnat
nerd of strength My neree torte wee
gone, and from headaehea and pour
sleep I was in bad straights, Ferrozone
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Misses h-Iabkirk 3 re war's_
Wish to announce that they
will not have any Special
Millinery Display this sea-
son. Our Spring stock has
arrived and is ready for your
inspection any time.
With many Thanks for past
favors and hoping for a ooh.
tinuance of the same, we
shall be pleased to show you
the latest in Spring Millin-
ery for 1906
was jolt what I needed. It fnoreased
my etrengtb, gave me a new Natalie
entirely. I need about eigbt bones and
was made perfectly well, n'ly doctor
thieke Ferrozone a wandertol cure."
Your drugglet sella it in 50a boxes or
six boxes for $2 60 By mail from N.
0 Po eon & Co., Hartford, Conn„ U. S.
A. and Kingston, Ont.
ONCE AGAIN
The Bu if Orpington
Heade theliet in the Egg Lavine Couteet,
Loudon, England.
The Model Firm Report Bays:—"They are
the beet Winter layers, also grand Utility
Breed."
My pane are Standard Bred from Prize
Wipnmg Stook and are in better Shape to
supply egge for hatohiug than ever before.
Eggs, 81.00 Per Set
JOHN WRIGHT
Teo Orpington Man, anneals. 40.6
GRAIN
CHOPPNG
The undersigned beg leave
to notify the farming community
that they are now ready to do
all kinds of Grain Chopping and
Crushing at lowest rates. All
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Manitoba and Ontario Flour,
Bran, Shorts, &c., always in stock
and sold at Market Prices.
Thuell Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building
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CARPETS, &C.
FOR SPRING
11.1010Ii 1 t1I,'l a11t,'le'Ielingdn,11k'1a
Carpets, .at', l![attings, Linoleums
Oil Cloths and Rugs
Our stock in the above lilies is now complete and
ready for yo':r infcpecli ,n and comprises all the new idea-
iu Colors, styles and Patterns and for variety to select
from is greater than all the stocks in town put together
CARPETS
3 -Ply Wool Carpets ; 2.Ply Wool Carpets ; Velvet Carpets ; Brus•
sets Carpets ; 2, -Ply Wool Carpets ; 2 Ply Union Carpets ;
Tapestry, Wool, Union and Hemp Stair Carpets.
LINOLEUMS
Linoleums 2 and 4 yards wide and a great assortment to -select
from.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Floor Oil Cloths in the following widths -1, 11, 1 and 2 yards and
a lot of patterns to choose from.
RUGS
In Velvets, Wools,Ucions and Tapee r s from 21 yards by 8 yards
to si yards by 4 yards, at prices that are right.
Carpet Lininginplain felt and padded,also Stair Plates and Pads.
B
.6. WordAbout Shades
We are experts in the Window Shade business. If you want shades
for your house let Its give you an estimate of the cost.
We use Hartshorn Rollers and will replace any one that dons not
give satisfaction.
W4dh,'Id'kIV,'Ib'4i'10'tPlJlh'4dW egeieeee
Leatherdale & Son
BR, U SSELS
Oranges Lemons
Bananas
Spanish Onions
Dates Figs Fish
and Oysters
High Grade 50. Cigars
High Grade Chocolates
The Hosie of Good Old
Cheese and 27c, Tea
IMPORTANT NOTICES
THREE YOUNG SHORTHORN
1 Hulls for sale, eligible for registra-
tion. Apply to JAB. 6P10110, Lot 30, Con. O,
Morris. Brussels 2.0, 28.tf
BERTHA C.—ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give leesoua on Piano
or Beed Organ. Terme on aaplloat,uu.
Poetotilee address—llrueenle. lieolueuce—
Lot e, Con. 10, Orey. Pupils may !rave their
Immune at their own homes 11 preferred.
GOOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Sale on which le large brick house,
stable, drilled well, (intern, fruit garden,
An., 51 acres of laud on Jobe and James et.,
Brussels Terms reaeouable. Apply to
30118 MOFADDEN on Premises or F. 8.
8OOTT, Brunets.
MiSS MARGARET M'LAOCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
F1OR SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 euro
farm, bemng Loa 20, Con. 7, 14rey, for sale or
to root. Comlortable noose, hunk burn,
orchard, wells, &a. Farm in only i of a mile
from the ettr-fug village of Ethel. For fur-
ther purtioulare apply to F. S. Soots, Brea -
eels, or MRS. EA'110 HOLLAND, 78 Stutter
8t,eet, Toronto. 17.8n1
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undersigned offers his house and lot,
situate 00 0,111 street, Britannia, for sale.
1t to weltleeated,a convenient and comfor-
table bongo. Poeeession eau be given at
0000. Will Mao sen the Nemeth tut, ouruer
of Mill and Eliz.ibeth streets, which would
make a fine kubdiug site. For further par -
tutelars is to price. terms, &o., apply to
ABED. ADA44d, Hardware Dealer, Fora-
men. 80.4
ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DennmNen offers his 100 acre farm,
being sl Let 10, Coe.4, Mirrin, for sale. 75
acres insured and all under grans excepting
6 neree. Farm w. 11 adapted for pasture, a
never failing spring crena thus through it.
I bare ie a comfortable frame house, flue
milk bnru6 tacit square, pig pen and nee
00000 20x50, and shad 40040; small orchard.
Posseseiou given au) tlwu. For further
particulars apply en tier• preudeos or ad -
areae Brussels P 0. BO.11. HE001110,
Praprietur; or to F. B. Scow, Brussels. 00-tf
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
BSERVICE.--THE
FOR SERVICE—THE
undersigned will keep for servloe on
Lot 19, Con. 10, they, a Thorn' -bred Durham
Bull. Pedigree may be seen on epplioatlon.
Terme 61.25 with privilege of returning,
32.11 3le0. BROWN, Proprietor,
1.1 FOR SERVICE.—THE
uudereigned will keep for service on
Lot 9, Coo. 9, Grey the Thoth' bred Durham
3011,'•Boyal e.agte," sired by "Royal Kit -
abetter." Pedigree may be eeeu ou applica-
tion, Term, 31.50 per cow, with pr,vilege of
returuing 1f ueoeeeary 40.1
0. ROZELL, Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
uuderetgned will keep for servic0 00
Lot 21, Oeu.. 12,Grev, the pure bred Aber-
deen Auguo bull, "Lor,! Thumae 13," aired
by "God«,boll Chief," the mouton bull of
l amide. Pedigree may be Been on applica-
tion, Terme 32.00 with privllnue of retnrn-
mg 1f neeee0rry. J. M.I0N1GHr,
80 11 Proprietor.
'QOAR FOR SERVICE. --THE
L) undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 21,Ouu. l2, Grey, the Improved nen.
shire Hoar, " Pal, vie w Goldfluder," No 15495.
Pedigree may be Seen on uptillmatiou.
Terme—$1.00, or 01 26 euou for two or m000;
eerkehire HOWE $8 00. All who are 1, throat-
ed In raising the Ideal Hatton Bog and the
hog that will make the most money mould
tee this bog before using guy other.
8711 J. P. MOIN'@)BH, oraubrouk P.O.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
a NT even numbered notion of Domlolon
Lauda In elaultoba, Bueketahewao and
Alberta. axoeming e uud 10, oat reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person wbo le
the Bole 13(801 Of u boldly, Or any mare over
to yearn of ago, to the extent of ane -quittor
motion of 100 Kerne more or lees.
Entry mar be made peruonally at the
local laud oi0oe for the dlntrlot lu wbloll
the laud is situate.
The bomeeteador ie regttirod to perform
the ooudltione oouuected therewith under
0110 of the following plane :
(1) At lest Mxmm
and oultiv,tlun of the hied'in oathinimu year uponyear
three ooare,
(2) If the (ether Inc mother, i1 the father
is deeeaseo) of tbe homesteader realdea
upon a farm In the viui• lty of the land
entered fur the requirement(' as to resi-
dent) may be ea lifted by each person re-
siding with the father or wotbor.
If
the settler bin
donee upon !analog s land permanent
owned by bmw
in the vicinity o1 hie homestead, the re-
qub'emoute as to residence may be wide-
ned by reaideuee upon the said land,
Six mouths nation in writing should be
given to ale Commissioner of 1)omlulon
Land, at Ottawa 0f leteuttou to apply for
patent, W.W. 00107.
Deputy of lb e Minister of Interior.
N. B. Uuautherized publication o1 thie ad-
vertisement will not be paid tor,
SMITH &
STEWART
House, Sign and Carriage Paint-
ers. Ornamental and Scene
Work and Paper Hang-
ing a Specialty.
Quotations Furnished
on Application
SHOP
'llurnberry St., Brussels
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL. STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Triple Sorow Stnamere—
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Turbine Engine—No Vibration
The Finest and Fastest
—oN—
THE CANADIAN ROUTE
From Montreal From Quebec
Parisian May 3, 9 ate Clay 8, 0 p.m
Virgmbin hia1111, 4 ......May 10, 8
I'm Islam 1fay117, 0 " ,.....May 17, 0 e
Victorian May 24, 4 " .nay 24, 1 "
Rates of Passage
First Chase—$76 and upwards, according
Lo steamer. beeoud Class—$42 10 and up,
000 n,llug to et, anter. Third Clans— 02750
and 82075.
For further particulars, rates and tlakete
apply to
00 11. KEIt0,
Agout Allau Liue, Brussels,
Tomato nag and
Metal Co'y
PAYS CASH
For Rap, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Hides, &c , &e.
Highest Prices for All
H. ROSEN K. LABEL
Mill st West, Brussels
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
Can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
PAGE FENCING
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
When you buy a knife for instance, you Besides the extra strength and superior
consider the quality of the steel in the workmanship, PAGE FENCES are dip -
blade. The biggest andheaviest knife isnot ped in i. special white paint, which on
necessarily the best. Now there is just as top of the best of galvanizing, will longtheri
much difference in the quality and strength the life of wire for years. And, also, ibis
of steel in fence wire as white coating makes wire
there is in a knife blade or much more sightly.
razor. The Page Co. use Owing to the great
a high carbon steel strength and elasticity of
ire
which though it
E w PALL
£socio
g onc-
fencing,
costs you but little more, r .I� � ; third less poste are re -
is fifty per cent. (so°%,) "!!lt!� vtJ: till , ureal, thus reducing the
; 1 q s
stronger wire in other l
g cost of the fencing.
g
A s
fences. ThelightestPAGE As you get in PAGE
fence is ae strong as the FENCES one-half
heaviest of other makes.
more fenceran t tN
e ,
g
Notice the Iodic in PAGE greater protection against
"EMPIRE"FENCE. You THE LOCK IN PAGE NM, better workmanship,
may have noticed also that "EMPIRE" FENCES, better appearance, nsd
others are imitating loss posts, can you effete)
it. That is a good recommend for it. to use other fences, even though you could
Where we lead others follow. buy thein for one-half tho price of the
All PAGE wire is "COILED," not PAGE? But, really ours cost you
crimped. little, if any afore. 403
Get prices before placing your order for Fence Gates or Lawn Fence.
N. B. GERRY, BLYTASo' 1 nd CUTHBERTSON,ATwoo»
ROM, CLOSE ETLf17L }Erected b i G H• HARRIS, Fonowlell
W. rt..Iit,MP.�it1L,S & SUN ISALTofa •