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_ is the strangest drawing Gard. Some of
thehotels on the island cater almost
COCKSURN ISLAND. • I cutely to the tourist trade, There are
, three flue hotels in tide plume and another
to projnoted, xo you will begin to surmise
There are very few people living in that although there hi "water, water
the East, who have any idea or wbo everywhere" thio leleud ie rather a thirsty
eVer atop to oone)der that there exfute a plane and you wouldu't be tar aetray.
fertile island situated ou the North Oban. Sort buome en the island, Hooke'',
nel of the Georgian Bay with as any Baeebatl and Curling are the most
reeoarote as there are ie any part of our popular gamee, Little Current, a towu
Peet Dominion, that it has only been not eo large as Brussels, has a $5,000
efnoe the growth of popalatien caused outline end ekatiug riuk, lit by one
by the development at the fiebiog hundred iuoaudeeeentlighte, Several of
and lumbering interests that the ibe villages on the island have bookey
egrioultnrel interests at Oookburn teams but only two viz. Gore Bay and
Ieland have been eeriouely regarded, the Current entered tame in the 0. H.
The springing up of many small places A. this past Beason. Next year an island
have Mede it worth while to grow grain league will be formed,
and vegetables and rains stook, poultry There are ouly 8 inoorporeted towns
and dairy prodnae. The home market on the islend. Gore Bay, Manitowanine
alone is large and profitable and when and the Current, Of these Little Gur•
that le supplied there le a vast population reut and Gore Bay are about equal in
twenty three miles North ou the mein importance. Iu the Spring when the
land In the lumbering dietriet of Algoma, big mike commence operations Obis town
whiob would ooneame all tbat mould be is neueually active and a considerable
grown. The mild alimete is partioaturly population floats iu from the American
favorable to fruits oommon to a temper• side. The mills employ about one
ate Northern climate. Pears, apples, hundred hands each and make a daily
plume, and °harries, the vulture of nut of one hundred thaueand feet, The
grapes, water and meek melons, have lied mill, wbicb bee an eleotrio lighting
been grown with good remits. In the syetem of he ewe, will double that by
year 1876 this island was then known as running dey and night. The ,telegraph
the little Manitou and watt at that time and telepbune systems aouneatieg Little
supposed to be inhabited only by Iudilma. Currant with the meinluud and with the
Bol a lew years later when it was ear. other villages end herniate on the island
veyed, through soma aot of Parliemeut are owned and controlled by B. H.
was then changed to its present original Turner, the mayor. Hs also owns some
name and ib was not until the year of of the principal blooi-e here and a big
1878 that S. F. To:ema, of Detroit, start• store, eo he may be fitly termed the
ed a fish station and village here that "Manitoulin magnate." Well I must
the Ieladd was then vieited by white abruptly end thie rambling letter by
men. It was not until the year 1881 wishing ye Editor a good big egg for
when few woodsmen were here, that W. Easter which is a rather superfluous wish
T, Pateman, the first white settler, name fur if there is s big egg the Editor
from Toronto to take up his farm en the generally gets it.
bland and in the same year and later Yours,
others followed, of which many of the G. BUnBANAti,
pioneers are here and doing well. In 1886 Little Current, April 7, 1906.
timber limits were sold to Cha Hitoboock
Lumber 00., of Ohioago, with their WHAT CAUSES SNORING.
manager, George Avie, extensive .When snleep, people that snore breathe
operations were carried on in the through the month instead of the nostrils
woods the company employing from which are choked with catarrh. Jaet
three to four hundred men yearly, and use "Catarrbozone" before retiring and Farmers, Field Meetings,
after operating on them 0001 1900 sold you'll quickly aura that snoring habit,
their limits to E. Brigham & Oo., of By destroying the cease of catarrh and
Owen Sound, who after building a mill healing the membranes, Oebarrhozone
and store and other baildiuge opereted m.tkes a oomplete erre in every oase ;
here until 1904 when they then disposed it cleans the nostrils stops the discharge
of their limits to the Modlliater Broe., of and prevents dropping in the throat in a
Ethel, who are now operating here. few minutes. Nothing so pleasant or
Sines this time thslsland has tlouriebed certain to oore snoring, catarrh or oolde
and now comprlees io its iuduetries the ,,e Oetarrboroue—thate worth remember.
McAllister Broe. Lumbar Co. meet, the lug.
Lawton Lumber Go. Saw Mill, the
Robinson & Oo. shingle mill, the Lake
Sapetior Power Co's Quarry and the
Dominion Fieh Co's station. Outside
of the Ielaud's wealth in its farming,
lomberiug and fishing rasoureee, it ie
known to be one of the beet remote
plauee nod the ideal spot to the pleasure
seeker who longe for a few mouth.] rest
from the batty world, with its splendid
boating, driving or wheeling, its nnmer•
ous small bays, islands and mountains
and inland lakes which abound with
numerous kinds of birds and fish. Not
forgetting the historic Indian village
eit•0ated ou the Weet fading the Atneri.
Dau chore. From the opening to inose
of navigation the Dominion Fish Go.
have, a splendid liue of steamers
calling here four times a week on the
Boo; and Owen Sound route, The
Ieland bee a eeeni•weekly steam boat
mail eervioe between Tbesealon and Gore
Bay.
A NEWSY LETTER
FROM A BRUSSELITE.
Misses Ha kirk
Wish to announce that they
will not have any Special
]llillinely 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 con•
tinuance of the same, we
shall be pleased to show you
the latest in Spring Millin-
µ'
ery for 1906
VONik
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At a meeting held in the Oannoll 4t
0bsmber the Wiughaul Teeple Olub
Watt reorganized for the Doming season.
Officers were Mooted nm tollatve '—Hou.
" Pr C, W.GOn-
1 res., J. A. Morton , Pro.,
way ; let Vlae•Prea„ Dudley Holmes
2nd ViasPres,, J, 17 McGuire ; $say.
Trete., Mios M, MoLeren ; Meriaging
Qom„ the above uiRuers and Mies N.
Dineley and W. G. Reid ; Ladiee Tea
Com., Mrs, J. D. Borne, Mrs, Dudley
Halms, Mrs 0. G. Van8bone and Mies
Grf1111),
Uu 1Vedne"day of Met week s meeting
WPM held in We 1. 0. 0, F. Bull for the
purpose of re•orgauizing the Rebekah
Lodge in connection with Maitland
Lodge. Mrs, Moore of Stratford, preei
dent of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario
and Mre, Priestly, of Loudon, were
present and there watt a fairly large at-
tendauoe of the former members. A re•
orgauizatiou was effsoted, the following
umoers being elected :—N. G., Mrs. J. W.
Dodd ; V. G., Mee, J. F. Groves ; Reo.
Seo., Mies E. Dodd : Fin. Seo., J. W.
Dodd ; Treas., J. F. Crovee. A num
bar of applications have already been
reamed, and it is expected tbat in a
abort time the membership will be
considerably augmented.
Wm. Looking, repairing baivert
lot 22 coo. 11 1 00
J. S. Baker, repairiag oulvert
Iota 25 and 28 bun., 1050
8 drain Spews, postal oarde and
letter heads TIM POST 48 90
John Brown, serving Bylaw No.
284 2 50
tVm. Fraser, serving Bylaw No -
289 2 50
John Grant, serving Bylaw No.
251 2 00
Moved, eesonded and carried that the
Commit do now adjourn to meet on Mou•
day, May Tub, et 1 p. m.
JOHN MCINTOSH, Clerk.
To the Editor of THE Posx
It cecina to be one of bbe prerogative of
Brnseelites abroad to be permitted to fill
up a o01nm0 or two of THE Poen with
their experieneee. I havn't wandered at
far afield es the majority of these, still
this lithe corner of the earth presents
some iettreatiug features demanding a
mote tactile pen then mine for their
delineation.
This is the Grand Manitoulin, the
largest fresh water island on the globe,
stretching for nearly 100. miles along the
Northern ebore of our own Lake Huron,
It is separated from the mainland by a
channel varying from one half mile to
ten miles in width and dotted with
innumerable islands. The government
drills and dredges are now operating to
the channel opposite Little Current and
when their ooutraot is completed all
grain and lumber boats betted for
Georgian Bay porta will pass this way as
a safer and more direct route, During
the Summer season every variety of craft
from the canoe of the Objibway Indian
tothe palatial yacht of the American
multi -millionaire may be seen oruiefug in
the ohanuel. Mail, freight and pea•
stingers are traueferred across the ice dur•
ing Winter by a double line of stage and
it is a quite oommou 000nrreuoe at this
season of the year for driver and horses
to break through the rotten foe. The
horses seem to take this as a matter of
oonese and ase. rale take things quite
000ly nntil they are extricated. The
only marvel is that these uoeeaeoaable
dips do not sod in a fatality but they
rarely do. As soon en navigabiou opens
the mai: boat reaches the main towns en
the Wend daily. The steamere of the
Northern Nevigation Co., Algoma
Central and Fish Company attend to the
freight and passengers, Sometimes four
or five steamers will call at the Current
in one day. The notorious "Minnie M."
is an Algoma Central boat, :ler twin
le the ,,Ossifrege," They will not be
run this 55550n, probably not before the
next general election.
The population of the island °onsiete
principally of Frew*, Indians, Assyrians
and white Men as one little girl gave
evideuoe in her oompoeition. Yon will
notion that she did sot Matilde the race to
whiob one illustrious Premier belongeeven
in the oompreheneive olaes "white men"
but I don't tbinit her irony wag intention•
al which makes it all the more iroaioal.
The Franoll are mainly employed in the
mills and is the netting boats. The John Bolrnes, term bridge Ma•
Indians are the wards m the Government Donned Mon. drain $ 12 00
and reoeive altogether too muab Warned John Rogers, attending Oonrt of
dere, Borne of them are well•bo-do and Revision on Lament drain
ell might be wereitnOt for their lounging Morris Twp• 6 00
dieposition. They knew too well titer Edward Jealtlin, repairing board
the goOerernent will not let them die for, fence S. P. 2 lot 10 eon„ 2..,, 2 00
want Of food and medicine ao they am S. Burke, repairing culvert S• R.
Cement, 1 non. 1 1 60
During the holiday Beason great num. Wm. Willie, repairing onlverb
• bare of tooriele flock to the island from lot 7 eon ,1 ........ ...... 60
Grey Council Meeting.
Commit met pursuant to order in the
Towuebip Han on Monday, April 23rd,
at 10 a• m. Reeve in the chair and
other members present. The minutes of
the laid regular meeting read and
adopted.
Cummunioatiou was submitted from
James &oFedz,an requsetiugthat au In•
apeator be appointed, whose duties would
be to see that all noxious weeds growing
on private properties, should be destroyed.
No eution at present,
.rloved by John Outt, eeoonded by
Dauoao Johnston that the Court of
Bevisiou on the Aesesemente in Bylaws
Nos. '251 and 239 known as the Love and
Jaaklin Manioipal drain By-laws, do now
open and that the Reeve be uhairman of
said Court. Carried.
The following appeals were heard and
dieposed of as follows :—David Mime too
high assessed fur benefit and outlet
liability on S. pt. lot 24, Don 8 and N. pt.
lot 24, eon., 9 iu proportion to all the
other lots esseseed in the scheme, also
that he was not allowed enfiicienl for
dumb already oonstruoted, and what he
was allowed was taken of hie aeeeeement
instead of being paid in oaeh.
Moved by John Great, eeoonded by
Dolmen Johnetoo that David Milne be
allowed $100 00 in Dash in plane of being
taken off his assessment, and that the
Engineer's Report and the Bylaw be
changed accordingly, and that the comae
of the drain remain as originally laid oat
by the Engineer. Carried.
Joseph Goombes,too high seemed on
the Jaoklin municipal drain, lot 8 eon, 2,
in proportion bo the s5s555meute on lots
8, 9, and 10 eon, 3, and also not allowed
enough for ditch already constrained.
Moved by John Brown, seconded by
Duuoan Jbbostoe that the appeal be
dtemiseed.
hluved by John Outt, seconded by
John Grant that Joseph Coombee be
appointed Ioepeobor on the Molesworth,
Brown and Cummings' bridge abutments
at $1.76 per day. Carried.
Moved by John Brown, eeoonded by
Jelin Grant that the motion authorizing
the transfer of the Township amounts
Prom the Standard Bank, Brussels, t0
the Bank of Hamilton, Ethel, be rettoind•
ed, The oonnoil of the Corporation of
Grey is to resolve all money required for
load purposes for the current year from
the Standard Bank free of interest.
Carried.
Moved in amendment by Danoan
Johnston that the motion authorizing the
transfer to the Bank ot Hamilton be
sustained. elation (tarried,
Moved by John Brown, eeoonded by
John Grant that Bylaw No. 251, known
as the Love drain Bylaw be read a
tbird time and finally passed. Carried.
Moved by Dauoan Johnston, ascended
by John Outt that Bylaw No, 239 known
as the Jaokiin drain Bylaw be read a
third time nod finally pained. Carried.
The Council, atter examining carefully
the County Valuators' Report, ooneider
that the Township of Grey ie aseeeeed
too high as compared with other
manioipalibies iu the Oonnty. Formerly
Grey, was assessed $81.00 per acre, under
the new equalization $44.12, per sora,
Ma$illop ander the old initialization wen
assessed $40.00 pee oore ; and maim the
new $51.21 per tiara, therefore weoousider
Grey too high as compared with Mo.
Sillop.
On motion by Daman Johneton,
eeoonded by John Brown the follow.
ing Recounts were paid 1 --
The moat of labor in figbbing weed, in.
sent and fatigue peels, whiob like the
poor are ever with as, ie one of the most
Bathos problems with which farmers
have to oontend. The Seed Control Am
has had the effect of inoreasiug the prise
paid to farmers for their pure seed end
of reducing the prise of their low grade
seed. Au even greater discrimination in
pewee is likely to follow. New weeds
oo0tiune to be introduced. The trade In
agricultural seeds bee been a fruitful
means for spreading them. The ship.
meet for faunae purposes, of screenings
from Waster) grown wheat to points In
the Eastern Provinces is anotber therm
of immediate danger that ebould not be
overlooked. The nosiouo mance of new
weeds that are being iotrodnoed iu
varioae ways is seldom well undsretood
or their danger appreciated by farmers
until they have become well established.
The Domluioa and Provineial Depart•
menta of Agrioultnre are more than aver
alive to throe dangers whiob threaten to
become a serious toes in orop preelection,
add in Ebe Eastern Provisoes they are
oo•operatiug again this year in bolding
field meetings during the month of June,
when weede,insect.,fungus diesasee and
plant growth are most in evidence.
Seventy of tuese field meetings are be.
ins arranged by Supt. G. A. Putnam, in
oonneatiou with the Farmers' Institute
system of Ontario. The services of Prof. Blacksmith Shop
Loohhead of the McDonald Agrieeltaral Walton
•
at Ste. Anne de Bellvue have been
eeoared to oondnob similar farmers'
nature study meetings in the three
Maritime Provinces.
Here ie provided an opportunity for the Horeeshoere, having bought out Cha
farmers to get at first hand information Humphries elucksmitbiug bueineto aro pre•
that cannot be given or demonetrabed iu pared to do all Muds of Week in that Bae
hall meetings daring the Winter mouths. on the shortest notice,
Having had several years' experience in
some of the beet horse-ehosiug shops in the
United States we aro prepared to shoo all
horses entrusted to Us, Give us a cart.
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short you'll have jovial spirits and per.
fent good health. De. Hamilton's Pills
are sold everywhere, 26o. It box. Get
the genuine.
Wintrliara.
J. W. Duncan, who left for Coping
void has returned to town and bas been
re-engaged as leader of the Citizen's
Band, Mr. Duncan did not care for bill
position in Co liagwood.
Matters be oonneetion with the propos•
ed hospital for Wingbam ars moving
along Nicely and in a short time will take
definite shape. Already $4,000 of the
required $5,000 stook has been subeorib•
ed.
Oflioere were elected as follows for the
Bowling club :—Pres , Dr. W. T. Hello.
way ; Vise Pres.,'L. W. Hanson ; Seoy-
Treae„ A. M. Crawford, 11 Ivan decided
to make the annual fee $2 50, the same as
in previous years. A telephone will be
placed in the club house for the oonven•
tenth of the membere and bbe gr1u095
will he pat in good shape at once.
After making arrangements for the
building of a block of storm on the corner
ot Patrtok and Josephine street, W. H.
Gesso sold the property to Rich, Clegg.
t re 10 feet
Ur, o aeon
M , Ole Be was anxious
at the rear of the lot next to his residence.
Mr. Green would not sell the 10 feet end
the result was that the whole lot changed
bands. Irmay yet turn out that a block
will be built on this corner.
The Wingbam Turf Aeeooiation will
hold a Spring meeting this year on Wed
ueeday aud Thursday, Jane 6 and 7. A
good program for the two days bas been
arreoged, the first day there being 2:50,
2;25 and 2:18 Mame. The sewed day
there are 2:28, 2:21 and 2:11 classes.
Trotters edit be allowed five ascends.
The sutriee will close on May 30th and
the horses sligibls May 28. The parse
in each case is $300.
Ho ! For the Farmers
11/I'NEIL
BROS,
THOUSANDS DIE 0E' CONSTIPATION.
No 000dition causes so many incurable
diseases as 000etipstion. It not only
prevents the kidneys from eliminating
the poieonoua wastes, but oaoese anaemia
etomaob trouble and indigestion. Why
won't you nee Dr. Hamilton's Pille and
get cured 7 This exsallent medicine
restores normal bowel nation in onanight,
Thoneende say so. Your system will
be pare and Mean, you'll be free from
beadsohee, no more soar stomaoh—in
GRAIN
CHOPPING
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, &e., always in stock
and sold at Market Prices.
Thuell Bros.
Mill at L"llectric Light Building.
McNEIL BROS
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Oranges
Lemons
Bananas
Spanish Onions
Dates Figs Fish
and Oysters
tiv
High Grade 6c. Cigars
High Grade Chocolates
The Home of Good old
Cheese and 27o, Tea
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X ellwall.
Prinoipal McKay attended the teach
ere' convention fn Toronto last week.
The village assasement hoe increased
over last year's figures by about 910,-
000.
Petitions for unmet walks are being
oiruulabed. Boon there will be nothing
else in the village.
D. Graseick, of Stanley, has bought
J. Sump's brick reeidenoe. Mr, Semp
will likely build.
John Johnston, of Ray, has deoided to
leave the farm in the Pall end has
bought T. Weelie's new hoose on King
street.
Mr. Oudmore is putting in a cement
touudation for the house he ie build-
ing ou the lot he bought from the
Robertson estate.
Mies Vara Murdook has been appoint.
ad organist of the Presbyterian oharoh,
to seethed alum MaOioy, who Left this
week for New Ontario.
Mrs. Fnlltak died quite suddenly on
Saturday evening, April 21st. The
faltered took place from the Methodist
Oburab on Tuesday. Dr. Medd offioiat•
ed.
The I. O. O. F. celebrated the anni•
veresry of the Order by attending divine
eervioe to the Opera House on Sunday
afternoon, when Rev. Mr. Doherty
conducted the Beryline.
Mee. W. MoOloy and family left last
week for New Ontario, where Mr. Me.
Cloy is a bnehrasger for the Ontario
Government. Their boase was turd to
G. Hudson, aid he is moving into it.
Considerable property hoe been °bang.
Mg hands in Henault lately. Ou Tam.
day, Hunt & Boyd, of London, took
over the Selehon Engine Works.
Their agreement with the village Halls
for ten employee before the Bend of the
year.
Sours HURON LloiNsas.—At a meeting
of the South Huron license commie
stoners, held in Hound! on Thursday
last, the following shop and hotel
lioeueee were granted in the several
monisipalities for the ensiling license
year :—Seaforbb : Shop—Ed. Dawson,
H. 0. Gifford. Recipe—jag. Dinit, Dick
House ; D. T. Pinkney, Royal ; Wil•
tram Hergutt, Grip Hoare ; Beuderson
and Dsleosy, Oommereial ; Mrs. fibrin.
teua Stephens, Queen's, held over for
future ooneideration. Exeter: Shop—
F. J. Euigbt, Hotels—James Shaddock,
Mamelon House ; W. T. Acheson,
Central ; Wm. Barrows, Commercial,
granted if he makee the neosseary im•
provements ; 0. Wendlund, Mstropolitau,
held over for future ouusideration,
Stephen : Hotels—William Fritz, Grand
Bend ; Wm. Zimmer, Dashwood ;
Simon Dietrich, Mt. Carmel; August
Hill, Oreditou ; B. Cunningham, Shiva ;
John Molseaos, Crediton ; James Han
men, Shipka, for three mouths to see
If he will do better ; A. Moesr, Corbett,
three mouths to dispose of 'tock ; Wm.
Moffatt, Oenbralia, three menthe to sell
out or make bis house satisfactory to
the board, Hay : Hotels—R. R. John.
'lou, J. P. Rau, Zurich ; Mrs. Nicholson,
Blake. Stanley : Hutele—B. A
Gook, Vern; H. Sim, ffer, Sippers.
Tuokeremitb": Hotels—Geo. Stroup,
St.rung's Hotel, O. Wdeon, Brnoefleld
17eb°roe: Hotel—J, P. Biehon. Bay•
field : Bolide-7d. Darrow, Commor.
Dial ; Mrs. M. Elliotd, Albion ; Geo.
Greenslade, River Hotel, for six montbs.
ensall : Hotels—J. E. Bieokall,
heen's ; Thos. Hefterman, Oommer
alai. The fees are a000rding to the neW
schedule.
CAN YOU RESIST
J)ISEASE 4 E.RAIS ?
Yes, and become 4°Germ-Drool" by
Driving lint Blood Humors and
Restoring the system.
Why are doctors and hospitals ao
busy in Spring time 7 Easily answered.
People haven't much Burping vigor in
the Spring ; it was all used np in fight.
fug off oolde through the Winter.
With thin blood and low vitality,
the germs of the disease become active
and cause fevers and debility,
Your one protection is to got the
abundant vigor that Ferrozone eo quickly
supplies ; it gives Spring sickness that
"tired feeling," restores nerve energy
and instills vim and forge ibto every
ailing organ of the body.
No abler restorative is known than
Ferrozone ; its influence is not tem.
porary but lasting, laying a Bound
fonndetion of health that lasts till Old
age.
Mr. Nazaire Begin, of Watton P. 0„
Qum, who received enormous••• benefit
from Ferrazone, writes: ' I cannot
speak too highly in praise of Ferrozone.
If any one had told me that any remedy
mould build up my nervous eyetem eo
well., I wonldh't babe believed it.
'Before using Ferrozone I woe run
down In nerve and Vital energy, and in
very week health,
'1 didn't get enough eieep at night and
felt poorly in the day time.
"Pereozoue bas filled me up with
energy and vim, inoreeeed my weight
and made a new mea of me."
Your health through the Sommer
depends on °leering away all traded of
1 Spring Mekong ; the remedy is Ferro.
zone. Sold by ail dealara, 60 o. per box
or six boxes for $2.50. By coati from N.
0, Polson & 0o., Hertford, Conn., D. f3,
1 A„ and Megaton Ont.
We htiva allSI pas -ed
the first mile -atone in our
business career and we wish
to thank you most heartily
for your kindly co-operation
in favoring us with your es-
teemed patronage. We feel
sure that it is only through
strict attention to our busi-
ness that we have won the
approval of a discerning
public, and we will endeavor
to continue along these lines
and thereby hope to merit a
repetition of your favors.
We carry a large as-
sortment of
Spring
and
Summer
Goods
which we are sure will meet
the taste of all those who
wish to be numbered among
the well dressed members of
the community.
Call and see our stock
as we are anxious to show
you what we have at prices
that are right.
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Dodds &
abkirk
T 51 E
LEADING
TAILORS.
SMITH &
STEWART
House, Sign and Carriage Paint-
ers. Ornamental and Scene
Work and Paper Hang-
ing a Specialty.
Quotations Furnished
on Application
SHOP
1Eiurubet't;y Si,„Brussels
IMPORTANT NOTICES
THREE COWS AND SOME
1 young cattle Inc sale. Apply to
GEO ROBB, Brussels.
rTiHREE YOUNG SHORTHORN
1. Bulla for sale, eligible for registra-
tion. Apply to JA8. 8PISIR, Lot 80, Con. 5,
Morrie, Brussels P.0, 39.11
EGGS FOR HATCHING.—
RHODE ISLAND limns, handsome fowl
and great layers. 8ettinge from pen the
81.50, peu two $1.00 after April 15th. A few
000hereto left yet for Bale. supply limits,b.
WAI. J. SH1EL8, Etbel,P, O„ Ont.
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give leoeous ou Piano
or Reed Organ, Terme on application.
Poetoi:100 address—Brunets. Rosie 51108—
Lot 8, 0012.10, Grey. Pupils may have their
Lesesne at their own homes it preferred.
GOOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Bale on which id large brick bowie,
Stable, drilled well, sisters, fruit garden,
&s.,59 aeras of land on John and James et„
Brussels. Terme reasonable. Apply to
JOHN AloPADDEN on premises or F. 8.
SO UTT, Brunie.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Musio.
VOR SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 aore
farm, being Lei L. 20, Com 7 Grey, for sale or
to rent. Com tortable 1,0n55 bank barn,
orobard, wells, h0. Farm ie only 9 of a mile
from the cbirring vnlage 01 Ethel. Per fur,
tiler partioulere apply to P. S. Soott, ems -
ems, or t1R8, HATE HOLLAND, 79 8huter
(Street, Torbnto. 87.8m
County Engineer Wanted.
Applications for the position of Engineer
for Cho County of Huron will be reoetved by
the Undereigued up to the 5111 day of June
next. References and experlouee in bridge
building are required with application, I5'
formation regarding duties and salary may
be had by writing,
Godarloh, April 2851, 3008.w, 1'1'1137, C42.le2rk,
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undersigned odors his howls ,aud lot,
situate on SilI1 street, Bttmeelefor sale,
It is welllooated,a soovouient Mid comfor-
table home, Pooesasion Dau be given at
once. Will also sell the vacant lot, amour
of Mill mud Illis.tbetb athlete, whisk weuld
make a fine betiding situ. Por further par.
tfonlars (s to pride, tonna, &o„ apply to
PILED, ADAMS, Hardwars Dealer, 80 oore.
Notice to Oreditors.
In the Metter of the estate of Matthew
of Village Vitl-
t the i of Wal-
ton,
las VS
[f
County of Harem, Con-
ton, iu the U u by u ,
vcyancor, doogased,
Notion Is hereby given, pursuant to Renl e
ad litatubus of Outarla,1B97 Chap. 120, and
am5udod Auto, that all ere dltorm and °Were
having any Malmo agalust the estate of the
Said Matthew Aluminon whu.dicd on or abent
the 011 clay of April, 1000, urn required ml
ur before the 20112 day of Mwy, 1010, to mond
by post, prepaid, or deliver to John W.
Morrboea, %Valtoi P, 0„ lex000tor of sold
Debate, their Christian and seruamoe and
addlesees with fell earbloilleve le writing
of their Malmo, the statement of their all
005ut0 hod the auburn or the euouribiss (if
au7) bold by theta, verified by satiofasbory
don arat1011,
Aud notice is farther given Gbit after the
said last meutiouud dote tun paid Dawn -
tor will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased amongst the purtle5 entit-
led thereto, having regard only to tun
olaime of when ho shall then have
nota° and that the Bald 0xomttor will
not be liable lar the assets, or any hurt
thereat, to any pert0tl or perlio115 01 whose
claims notice obeli bot have been received
by blur at the tame of anon diebrlbutmu,
Da,ed at Brussels this 25111 day of Audi,
A.D„1000,
42.8 A.NSsl olOturforExooutor.
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
BULL FOR SL1i,VICE.—THE
uudoreigued will hoop for service un
Lot 5, Con. 0, Grey, the Tnoro'.brsd Durham
Bull,"ltoywl e,agie,' aired by ltuyul
chimer." Pedigree may be seen ou uppplow-
Mon. Term, 51,55 per now, with prtvl(0ge of
returning if necessary, 40.4
U, 1t0ZE LL, Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE. -1.111L
uuderstgued will keep for eerri55 Ou
Luc 21, Ouu.12,e:rey, lbs pure bred Aber.
does Angus bull, •Lord 'rbumaa 8,” sired
by "Gudedob Ohier, the champion bull of
Lanadu. Pedigree may be neon on uppile.t-
Mom Terms $2.0U with privilege of return.
Its if useennrry. J. 51.0N1GHr,
33.11 Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SE.B.VICE.—THE
uuderelgnod will keep 1or earvluu uu
Lub2l,0uu.13, they, the improved Burk.
mitre ,lour, "c ui.vinw t*u,dauunr;' No. 10405.
Pedigree may be spun ou application.
Terme—$1.55, ur $1.05 cum” for two er more;
Bertsbire sows 01.00. All wuu are 1,Eore51-
euiuraising Chattiest nacos Hug and the
keg that mil1110.60 the must money euoatd
005 111ta bog beture using any ether.
57tt J, P. Alc1N iutirl, Oruubrook P. 0.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even unmbersd section of Dominion
Lauda in Mauftoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 25, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the sole head of a family, or any 131010 over
15 years of 140, 10 4110 extent of o0e•iluerter
section of 100 Wee more or lees.
Entry may be mads personally at the
loom laude 011lco for the distrlot iu which
the laud is sibn(le.
The boitestoader is required to perform
the ooudit.'0us 0onneobed therewith wider
055 1fttvleg
p)01At 5,0 least llusix muplassutba:' reel dance upon
and cultivation 51 the laud In cult year for
three years,
(3) If the father (or mother, if the father
ie deseaee,l) of the homesteader reei.loe
upon storm ht the vloieity or the laud
entered for the toquirements as to resi-
dence may be sa laded by scab person re -
Whig with the fatter or mother.
dente the
y u Battler land lowed tby resi-
bio
in the vlaluity of his homestead, the re-
quirements tie to resldenee MAY ht, antis.
Mid by reeideuse upon the said land.
Blxmouthie notion iu writing should be
Lands at Ottawa of isteutluu t 1 apply for
patent,
•
Deputy of IheMRWniate.N.OrO1 o%Y,f interior.
N. B. Dpauthurized pablisatioa of this ad•
vortisament will mut be paid for.
ALLA UNE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Triple Screw Steamers—
V10'rO1t1AN and VIRGINIAN
Turbine Engines—No Vibration
The Finest and Fastest
—0N—
THE CANADIAN ROUTE
From Montreal From Quebec
Parisian Slay 5, 5 man \lay 3, 5 p.m
Virginian May 10, 4 ......Play 10, 3
'Puuisian --Mayo.?, 0 '' May 17, 8 "
Victorian tray 24, 4 " ,,,,,.nlay 34, 1 "
Macs of Passage
First Olass-570 and upwards, a000rding
to steamer. Stipend Olusa—$42,50 and un.
according to steamer. Third Claes— $27 50
and $28 75.
For further particulars, rates and tickets
apply to
W, 11. HERR,
Agent Allan Line, Brunetti.
Toronto nag axed
Metal Co'y
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Hides, &c , &c.
Highest Prices for All
H. i7OSEN 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.