The Brussels Post, 1906-5-10, Page 471.41.e 'grittiSt10 Vat,
211:11.7A9DAY, MAY 10, 1906.
EAST HURON LIPERaLS.
The annual meeting of East Baron
Liberal Assooiatioo for both Oorarnons
and reef&letare. Will be held in the Town
Hall, Breese's, on Taeeday, May 29th,
1900, at 1.30 o'olook, as per Oonetiention,
In addition to election of °Moots aud the
presentation of the annual Auditor'e
Report, adamant] will be given and the
Wore work of the Association diet:mimed.
The neunioipalitiee inolnded in Eau&
Huron are air followa Want.
eter, Turnberry, Wingham, Ewa Wit.
wanoeb, Morrie, Brunelle Grey, Mo•
Eillop, Hallett and Blytb. It is im-
portant that there aboard be a targe
attendanoe and the chairmen of the
various municipalities are asked to see
that their respective territory ia well
represented.
Gonna is to bave a new melter of
which the estimated cost M e600,000.
The Provincial Governmeut will grant a
free site to the inetitatioo. l'he new
works are to be in charge of two German
Experts wbo are acquainted with the most
modern metbode of manipulating the
ore to realize the beat rosette.
Toaouro, for e Oariainact any, should
be ashamed of itself for permitting and
encouraging hexing bottle within the
limits. The youth of the Queen oity will
find many mediums of shaking bands
withEelzebub without an introduc-
tion in a seriee of prize ffeleta. Shame
on Toronto the Good and the Mumma
men who sit at the oivio board. Some.
thing of a loftier tone Mould be demand.
ed by the people who take even a casual
statute toward the future. Mayor
Coatesworth should wake np and do
something aiceag the line of shielding the
young men of Toronto from what le de.
moralizing and degrading in its tend•
eacy.
No small intereet otartres around the
municipalities where Local Option came
into effect on May let. Old onetoms die
hard, especially if they relate to what is
eaten or drank, hewn it will not surprise
no it violations of the law are frequent.
Tide would not be wonderful ae the
infratitton of the Lanni.) Iaw, eo ranch
beloved now by the anti•optiouista, seae
no infrequent matter. But running
contrary, to the meaeore is oo particular
reason for its repeal. If the breaking of
a law would mean ib e removal from the
Statute book that volume would soon =-
Min very few papa Law breakers under
Looel Option will bave to be taught
reverenoe for the law ae majority rule ia
recognized in this hair Canada of our and
those who wantly oppose will have to
suffer the ooneequences. Moral back•
bone is an eseeutial to the proper en•
lorcement of measures of this character.
ALnanst and Seekatobewan Provincial
Legistatares have,settled the indemnity
question for the new Previous by voting
tbemeelvee cheerfully $1000 to ae their
eeeeional allowance, There was little op•
position es is actually the case when It
cornea to voting moniee into the pockets
of the repreeentativee. 11 16 a 0080 al.
most without parallel to bave a man re•
foga to &inept of an inoome. Good Bro.
alaultain, of Saskatchewan province,
thought 0700 was eufficient and was
beaked by CabinetMinietere Calder and
Lamont, btu almost anybody coeld strike
the outcome in one geese. It was agreed
that the101. P, P, of Saskatchewan (meld
play hookey five Home without beingleaul.
e d over the coals atter that however, de.
dilations will be made from hie oheques,
11 it,1 Parliaments lived up to a similar
rule some members would be well shorn
ea the close ot a term and properly eo as
a man who accepts offioe should either
perform the donee incumbent on him or
retire and give place to eomeone who
could find time and interest enough to do
hie duly to hie oonstituente.
THE Pon noticem the faithful carry.
ing oat of an innovation of recent years
In Huron 0o. Oounoil prooeedinge which
we believe is an entirely entitle/Hilary
expellee and ebould be etopped. We
refer to the Warden, Clerk and Chair.
man of the Road and Bridge Committee
going to poiote where contraote are,to be
let by the Co. Commiellioner. In former
years the latter gentleman attended to
this work and, on the whole, gave good
satiefaation poseibly better than some
contreote entered ander the new order.
It he mines competently do the work
eombody elee ehoeld and let
let him Way at home. It means 63
a day and mileage each time the qnar•
tette taken a Mont or 69 dollars a day
and mileage additional tie (tempered
wieb former timee. Mr. Ainsley is paid
by the year. If somebody will take
the trouble to proclaim the amount
expended Met year in thin direction
we 11000000 00 affirm the nem will ear
p1109 0080 members of the Go. Conned,
We don'e believe in obeeewparing
but at the name time there ie great need
of an ecotioneioal management of County
affairs when the late ie mounting up
every year go that it ie becoming cmite
a burden to Manieipalitee, Every um
lege expenditure ehould be out off and,
front personal experienos, we believe 'OM
one we bave referred to comes whet
this heading and oonitoetleutly ehould
be diecontiueed palette of poeitive
neeeesity,
Fon the eneuoraguis and oultivation of
pure and well planned impish maneuver.
ing on the part of the youthful Cantata we
don't know anything that oetdoee the
elot maohiue ot this day. Youngeliere
and older people, who are suppoited to be
honeet, appear to think it auto to practice
"ingenuity" (or if waled by the old
English designation theft) upon the
owners of the maohiue. The old maxim
seas "It ie a sin to steal a pin, deo." aud
the youth of this land should be taught
that this le true and no law of "appro.
priation" has been peened to get over H.
Rev. T. W. ()octane sermon lest Sabbath
eveDing, in the Methodist °hamar, on the
8th Cornmaudment should have heard by
the elot meobine performer'.
Tae Canadian Press Aimooiation talk
of taking an exclusion to Edmonton this
Summer. It ebould be a very enjoyable
trip barriag the brevity ot it which will
make detours from a atraight course next
to imposeible, Every true Canadiana
interest in the Great Weet looms op big
and in no freternity will it weigh more
than among the members of the Fourth
Manta who have always been pre.
eminently ready to armed the praises of
goodly land even 11 11 bad to be done for
the love of the mese instead of tbe
eauential collateral to the fortheraorie of
every good work. A trip to New Lie
heard ie in prospect by the Oatario M.
P. P.'s over the Temiskamiog railway in
the latter part of June with a view of
securing personal aoqueintanee with its
Enoch talked of silver and agricultural
probabilities and possibilitiee. Tbie ie
the way offloial bodies ehould do aud by
by so doing the necessity for blanderiug
in management ehoeld be redacted and
the proper adjustment of ways 900 109008
of development and management largely
increased.
Tenders are peing Naked for the paint-
ing aud fixing of St. Stephen's rhumb.
Dr. Lorne Shier is in town and is now
poseeesten of the Gorse Drop, Store,
Ddiss Ethel Nichols left for Drayton
where she had a artnetion in dry goode
store.
On Monday evening of last week our
stores began early closing for the
Summer mouths.
J. 3, Elliott has gone on a trip to the
North weet where be will vend three
months eight seeing.
Mrs. Walkbam and hie men of St.
Thomas, arrived lest week bud are at
work on tbe Methodist church.
On Wednesday, April 25th, John Oiegg
of Toronto, departed thio life at the home
of George lezeiwood, of Treherue, Mau.
Mr. Clegg hae been ailing for over a year
laid thinking, a trip to the Weet would do
him good, he left for Manitoba two or
three weeks ago. He reached Treherne
wbere he took eiok and died before any
of his fatuity ooeld resob his bedside.
Mr. Clegg resided in Howiok for many
years, removing 8.3 Toronto a few years
ago. The remains, which arrived at
Gerrie on the 1 °Wools train on Monday
were laid to reef in the cemetery there.
Service was beld in the Alethodiet church
Rev. 0. P. Wane offioiating. The 0. 0.
1". and A. 0. U. W. orders attended iu
body,
THE SOURCE oie NEURALGIA.
It rune baud in nand with poor blood
and weak maven. Health rune down,
nervee get irritable, ueuralgiao torture
follows. For the moment applioationa
may realty° -but to thorougbly aura the
eystem moat be strengthened with
nutritious blood.
What can equal Ferrozone 7 It in.
oreasee the appetite, forme abandanee of
rioh lite giving blood, euppliee Detriment
aud building material for worn oat
nerves. Forrozone completely °urea
neuralgia, Every root and branob ol the
disease it kills. Absolute suooese in
every ease, Stop auffering-fifty oente
bays Ferrozone. Fifty chocolate coated
labiate in a box at any drug Ettore.
W tt .
Rev. Pete. Tiffin, of Trowbridge. 000npied
the Melhodiet pulpit Sunday.
Rev. air. MoVioar was in Brantford
last week attending the meeting of the
Synod of Hamilton and London,
A. F. Piercy, of Toronto, is trailing in
town. Mr, Pieroy to oompleting
his oonree at the Bible Trainiug School,
Torouto.
Eliza Cheese Company ehipped 80
boxee of April obeeee on Monday of Met
week to Hodgson Bros., Montreal. The
price realized was 11 o.
The tennis olub bave got the ground in
dame and prnoticie hae began on the
008018 laid out in the eohool play ground.
Tina will be need mail the new mune
011 the bowling green have been prepar.
ed.
The whistle of the Cement Werke,
wee heard nu Tuesday noon of hest week
for the first lime. The machinery is be.
ing rapidly planed in position, new
bandinge ereoted and Manager Bees
expecte to make Dement in a few weeke.
Ben Candler, wife and family ; Ike
Duoklow, wife and family, have returned
from Mooeejtew after a ehort sojourn there,
The ladies were not enemourned with
the proepeote of the Western life and
deoided that them were worse pewee that,
old Atwood, eo they hied themeelyee
Muth again,
The Larne.' Aid Society of he Motho.
diet ohurch have printed 200 booklets
eouteinine about 300 fatties for fruit
genio. These ,abets ere printed on enm
paper and are pitterd on frnn genre t,
enable the hoimewiie to more rani y die
tir.goieh her Unite, They it so oont,.11
the lids, of our opaohate merchants and
profeseional men.
The Bee rove t-Tneeclay May let, ears
the Local Option Law 00 )0 foroe, It
reported that the quashing of the By.
to will be attempted at Ossioode Hell
Toronto, on Ihn.sday, May 10h, We
are not in a positioo to parte whether
thin ie the came or tiot. teleantitne nor
1
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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 con-
tinuance of the same, we
shall be pleased to show you
the latest iu Spring Millin-
ery for 1906
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village bag the dietinotion of being a dry
town. We cannot say that it has seemed
to make any appreoiable difference in the
liveliness or otherwise of the town.
Vord-vvIen„
The lightning rod men are on the war
path in Howlett agaiu.
Alex. Young is boom from New
Ontario. He looks hale end hearty.
Two loads of Foresters attended the
funeral of the late John Clegg, on Mon•
tau of last week.
Tboa. Strong has purchased Dare. E.
J. MoLenghlin's reeidenoe. Mr. Oook
made the sale.
The jnnior League purposes having a
short program at their meeting oo Fri•
day evening May 11.112, when their mie.
eiopery boxes will be opened,
Miss Lucy Rattan, of Lakelet, was
epending a week with her Dieter, Mrs. J.
D. Soott, on the 4th con. She also vieit-
ed Mies Maggie J. McKee in town.
Mies Ella Maxwell, of Turnberry, who
has been nursing the typhoid patients at
Poetmaeler Gibeon'e bee returned home,
The patients are not regaining their
eirength very quickly.
VOUCHERS, HAWKERS, SPATTERS 1
['tibiae expectoration is agaitiet the
common law, against the laws of health
also. When the throat ticklee, that's the
time you need "Oetarrh, zone" ; it
imothes away the irritation, outs out the
phlegm sad romps the tight feeling.
You'll quickly onre that oeterrh and
throat with Calarrhozone. 10 poeitiv.ly
prevents new attacke and aurae oatarrh
forever and for all time to oome. Don't
take our word for it, try Cetarrhozone
yourself. Once need yonal be delighted
with its pletteant and helpful influence.
530 ytts.
Wm. Foeter was op before Reeve
Sloan on II °barge of Luciana. He was
let go by paying $5.50.
Maio Brown has a gang of men at
work making the neceesary omens
blocks for the three storey addition to
the Oommeroial betel.
Frank Banton bee commenced tbe
creation of hie new house. It will be
eituated on Queen street, jut South of
0. H. Beeee'e residence.
Dr. J. C. Lindsay, who bas oarried on
sr, atumesefal medical practice here for the
past six years, has sold out the Game to
Dr, J. E Charieeworth, of Morpetb, an
old oollege elawamete who hae practised
in the latter village for the past Bit
para. Dr. Lindsay will take a trip West
thio Summer and if be likes it will
home there.
A. meeting waft held at the Commer.
dal hotel when tbe Blyth bimetal' team
was organized for the ocitning season.
The following ofthere were elected ;-
Hon. president, James Marthrobie ;
preeident, J. M. Hamilton ; vice president
S. H. Gidley ; manager, Dr. G. E. Long ;
captain, E. A. McMillan ; secretary
treaanrer, T. B. MoArter ; ground
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the eetate of Matthew
Morrison, late of the Village of Wel-
ton, in tbe County of Huron, Con-
veyancer, deceased.
Notice M hereby given, marenant to Boyle -
oil Statutes of Ontarin,1897, Chap. 129, and
emended Acts, that all creditor% and others
having any claims against the *Mate of the
said Matthew Morrison who died on or about
the 6th day of April, 1806 aro regaired on
or before the 21304 day of May, 1906, to eend
by post, prepaid, or deliver to John W.
Morrison Walton P,O., Execrator of 'mid
eetate, their Ohriatian and surnames and
addi eases with full pertioulare in writing
of their olalme, the statement of their ea-
aountn and the nature of the securitiee (It
009) held by them, verified by satiefaetory
declaration.
Aod uotioe is further given that after the
said last mentioned date the said Execn.
tor will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased amongst the partiee entit•
led thereto, having regard only to the
elafme of whiela he shall then have
notice and that the said Executor will
not be liable for the assete, or any part
thereof, to any person or persona of whose
eleime notice shall not have been received
1) him at the time of 0009 distribution.
Dated at Brussel' tate estle day of April,
A.D., 100.
A.13. MAO DONALD,
42,3 Split:Ater for Executor.
committee, R. M. MoBay, T. B. Me-
Arter and E. A. blob/ellen,
Goderioh dietriot of the Methodiet
church will hold Dietriot Meeting in Blyth
May 15th and 16th. Ou the evening of
the 15th a public miseionary meeting
will be held at wbioh addieeses will be
given by Rev. G. N. Hazen, of Goderioh,
and Rev. J. G. Faille, of Auburn.
A grand concert will be given in the
Indnetry Hall on Friday evening tender
the animates of the Epworth League of
Blyth Methodist church. The following
Well known Went will take part :-Mrs,
R. Smith Baker, of Welton, whist ; H.
0, limith, of Mitchell, formerly of Blytb,
violinist ; Prof. Lloyd Pryoe Jonee, Or -
Runlet of Mitchell, Methodist olenrob ;
Norman March, leader of Blyth Metho.
ter,. •41„,,,14-7
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
A NY even numbered section of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba, Seek atehewan and
Alberta, exesinfeg 8 aud 28, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the sole head of a family, 80 007 mala over
28 years of eat, to the extent of 00e..30.irter
section of 160 eines more or less
Entry may be made personally at the
local land ofnoe for the distriot in which
the laud is situate.
Tbe homesteader is required to perform
the coudltio 88 00000800-1 therewith under
one of the following plain:
(1) At least six menthe' residence upon
and cultivation of the laud in eaell year for
three years,
(2) If tne father (or mother, if the rather
le deceased) of the homesteauer reside,
neon •1a010 in the vlei..ity of the land
entered frr the requirements es to real -
deuce may be ea idled by nob person re-
siding with the father or mother.
(9) If the Battler use his permanent resi-
dence upon farming land owned by him
in the vicinity of bib homestead. the re-
quirements as to residence may be satia-
ted by reeidence upon the amid land.
Six menthe' unties, in writing should be
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lauda at Ottawa of intention to apply for
patent.
W W. CORY,
Deputy of theMie,lot.er et Interior,
N. B. Unauthorized publication of thla ad-
Yertiaernent will not be paid for,
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Ho 1 For the Farmers
Blacksmith Shop
Walton
M'NEIL. BROS.
the Horseshoers, having bought out the
Humphries It Inclumithitig bileineits ere pre
pared to do all kinds of work In that line
on the sh atone notice.
Having had sere. al :tears' experience in
myna of the beet horse-etioeicg Blume in the
United States we are prepared to shoe all
horsey entrained to us. Give us a call,
41.4
McNEIL. BROS
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, &c., always in stock
and sold at Market Prices.
Thuell Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building.
,sernewesswinownecr=4.0..- -
diet church choir ; Mier:Nom Maunders,
of Brugeole, elootitioniel, and the West.
acid quartette. There will also be a
comio dialogue entitled "A, good dinner,"
Jepaneee hen drill by nine young
ladies, tableaux, elm
Time. aud Mrs. Jonee and tbeir greed
daughter, Mime Emma Murata leave
Blyth ou the 18ili Iota., for Quebeo,
where they take the ateamehip Empreee
ut Britain for Liverpool sod then to
Wolverhampton, Eogland. At the
latter place they intend epending 000 -
orderable time with old friends.
A quiet wedding took pleoe at the
residenoe of James Leaoh on Tuesday
eveuing of hat week et six o'clock, when
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Leach, of
Til000burg, was married to Horace
Weatherwax, of the name place, The
ceremony was performed by Bev. S.
Audereon, and the happy couple left for
their borne in Tiloonborg.
RHEUMATISM
LIVES IN THE BLOOD,
Consequently it requires an internal
treatment, one that will restore the
blood, and thereby relieve the wane of
the pain.
After years of experiment Dr. Hernia
ton enooeeded in producing a remedy
that quickly eines rheumatism, gotta and
e ll ono sold dieorders.
This man:ohne cam hae been given to
the patina se Dr. Elamilton'e Mandrake
and Butternut Pine ; in every case they
care quickly.
By toning the kidneys and liver, Dr
Hamilton's Pills couture a clean, healthy
body. The blood is reavored to a normal
healthy oonditton, renewed vigor ze im•
parted to overworked organs, and thaw
the genera, bealth le built np, and no
room is left for rheumetiena to creep in.
Diaeouraged sofferer, relief is at hand
lite Dr. flamilton'a Pills, and you will
g oon shake bands with your old enemy.
Here ie enbetantial proof
A Cripple's Story of Cure.
"Tbie 18 a giad day for me, writes
James E. Brownfield, from Midland,
Ont., "bemuse I eau speak of coy per.
manent euro ot flaman= I have been
all through the aohiog days and eleeplees
Diehl°, have orient my money on worth -
lees remedies, and coneequently in reoora
mending Dr. Hamilton'. Pale I fee' sure
of their merit. No remedy gave thole
relief or did me so much good aa Dr.
Hamiltona Pills. My rhetanatiem they
cured, and ever eines my betelth has
been perfect."
When Dr. Hamilton's Pills are to be
had in any drag store, its foolish to live
in misery and illhealth. Yon ought to
get thia medicine to day and ours your.
eel!, Price 25u. per box, or five beau for
$1 at all dealore, or by mai) from N. 0.
Pole°. & Co., Hertford, Gonne U. S. A.,
and Eingeton, One.
Popular Stallions.
The following 10111 be the routes of the
Horses named for Season o01966 1
BARON FIFE.
R. MoDONALD, Prop. and Manager.
MONDAY-Leavee hie own stable,
Lot 17, Con. 9, Gray, and go to Thos.
Learmont% Lot 9, Oon. 11, Grey, for
noon then to Oliver Harris', Lot 12.
Gee 15 for pirate. TUESDAY -To John
MoTaggarta Lot 24, Oon. 15, Grey for
norm ; then to John Ratherford's Lot 4,
Oon, 13, Elme, for night. WEDNES
DAY- To Chas. Loyeat Lot 27, Oon.
11, Grey, for noon ; then to his own
etable for night THURSDAY -To
Wm. Lowe's!, Lot 14, Con. 3, Grey, for
noon ; then to Jae. Peres, Lot 1, Oon.
6, for night FRIDAY -To Wm. Cook'e,
Lot 19, 5th line, Morrie, for noon ; then
to Frank McCutcheonat Lot 23, 6th
Line Morrie, for niglit. SATURDAY -
to ()eland Hotel, Blaming, for noon ;
then to hie own etable where he will
remain Until the following Monday.
BURSAR.
GOVENLOCH & ARCHIBALD, Prop.
MONDAY -Will leave bis own stable,
riot 30, Con, 12, Moliillop, and proceed
to R. noddle, Lot 22, (Jon. 6, MoKtliop,
for noon ; then to DI014'13 Hotel, ,I3eaforth,
for night. TUESDAY --By way of the
2ud Ooo., Tuckeremith, to Thoe. Go e.
mat's, for neon ; then North so Thomas
Dale's by way of Alma, for night.
WEDNESDAY -North to Henry Tay
ler's Lot 6, Coe. 11, Hallett, for noon ;
then to hie own stable for night.
TFIUREIDAY-Will go East to S.
Forbina, Con. 14, Maintop, for noon ;
then North to Oliver Turnbull% 10th
(Jon. Grey, for niebt. FRIDAY-Weet,
then North to D. Militate for norm ; then
to the American Hote), Braman, tor
night. SATURDAY -Bomb to James
Bolger's, Oon. 8, Morris, tor noon ; then
to hie own stable for night, where be
will remain until the following Monday
morning.
CHILDWICK HATHERTON.
W. J. COOPER, Proprietor.
MONDAY APRIL Mit-Leaves his
own stable, Lel 80, Con. 10, Grey, and
proceeds by way of 10th Oon. Grey, to
Elmo, to Jno. Valiance's for noon ;
Booth via Mitchell gravel road to
Barter's Hotel, Monition, for bight.
TUESDAY, -Ease and South lo
Boharee for noon ; West by way of 12th
Con. of Logan, to Wm. McPherson's,
12th Oon. Logan, for night. WEDNEEI.
DAY -North and Weet to Marshall
Harrison% Lot. 82, Con, 16, Grey, for
noon ; then along the 16th Con. to
Ors nbrofik, 803 Longa' Hosea for night
THURSDAY -By way of the 10102
Con. of Limy to the Arnetioan Roma
Briliteele, for noon ; then North to Thos.
Mamie% Jamestown, for night.
FRIDAY-Eeet via Grey and Tornberry
bounder), to George McDonald's, Lot
17, Onn 1, Grey, for noon ; that, to
Beehaver'e H,elel, Moleewortb, for night
SA TURDAY-Tia Molesworili sideroad
to Coo. 4, Grey, for noon ; then to
Lotigeway's Hotel, Ethel, for two holm ;
then to his own etable where he will
remain until the following Mowing.
Over 4,000 more immigrants have this
year to ante repelled Toronto than in the
Barna period last year.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
THREE COWS AND SOME
1 young cattle 1098010 Apply _ to
GEO 11031),Bruseels,_
THREE YOUNG SHORTHORN
sails for sale, eligible for registra-
tion. Apply to AS, SPEAR, Lot 80, Oon, 6,
Morris, Bruseele P.O. 28.11
giGGS FOR HATCHING.—
..1.2.4 Boons Ineteen liens, handsome 100
and groat layers attai:pi from pen 090
5140, pen two 81 00 after April 15011, A few
cocherels left yet for sale, /supply Rained,
W101. J. SHIELS, Ethel ,P, O., Ont.
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give lessons on Piano
or Reed Organ, Terme on application.
Postollice address -Brussels. Redo eine-
Lot 13, Con. 10, Grey. Puplie may have their
lessons 00 their own homes it preferred.
GOOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Salo on which la large brick house,
staple, drilled well, cietern, fruit garden,
Am.,51 acres of land on John and James at.,
Brume Terms reasonable. Apply to
JOHN McFADDEN on promisee or F. S.
stiuTT, 00080018,
MISS MARGARET MIAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Masi°.
pOP. SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 more
farm, being Lot 20, Oon. 7, Grey, for sine or
to rent. Comfortable house, hank barn,
orchard, wells, dm. Farm la only of a mile
from the Wring village of Ethel For tnr-
Wier particulars apply to F. S. &hitt, Brus-
sels, or MRS. RATIO ROLLAND, 73 Shuter
Illtoeel, Toronto, 37-3ui
DROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
A. undersigned offers his house and lot,
situate on 01111 etreet, Brussels, for sale
It is well !pouted, a convenient au d aom for.
table home. P0860138i0L1 can be given at
once, Will else sell the 960900 001, corner
of 011(1 and Ellz.iboth atreets, which would
make a One building site. For further par-
1,!jouAb.tr.° ..VP,i8i38..rdT,As. Itile, applyrt:.
80-4
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 3, Con. 9,Grey. the Thero..bred Durham
Bull,"Royal Eagle," aired by "Royal
charier." Pedigree may be seen on applica-
tion. Term. 81.50 per cow, with privilege of
returning If neeeseary. 40.4
0. 110ZELL, Proprietor,
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
understgued will keep for service on
Lot 21, Con. 12,GreY, the pure bred Aber-
deen Angus bull, "Lord Tuumaa 13," aired
by "Godelich Chief," the champion bull of
Canada. Pedigree may be (men on applicr.-
non, Terms 82.00 with privilege of return-
ing if neeenerry. S. M. ENGIRT,
SO•tf Proprietor,
I-40AP. FOR SERVICE. --THE
nudereigned will keep for 8erri4,0 on
Lot 21, (leu. 18, Grey, the improved Berk.
shire 200r, " airview Geldnuder," 010. 10005
Pedigree may be seen on application.
'Pt rms.-81.50,0r 01 25 each for two or more ;
Berkshire sows 8000. All who are li.tereat-
ed le raising the Ideal himou Hog and the
hog that will masa the most money should
see this hog before using any other.
8711 J. P. MoINTuSE1, Oranbrook P. 0.
SMITH &
STEWART
House, Sign and Carriage Paint-
ers. Ornamental and Scene
Work and Paper Hang-
ing a Specialty.
Quotations Furnished
on Application
SHOP
Turnberry St., Brussels
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
'they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
AT
rewar's
Oranges Lemons
Bananas
Spanish Onions
Dates Figs Fish
and Oysters
"Whale,
High Grade 5c. Cigars
High Grade Chocolates
The Home of Good Old
Cheese and 27c. Tea
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL. MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Triple Borew Steamers --
VICTORIAN and VIRGINIAN
Turbine Engines -No Vibration
The Finest and Fastest
THE CANADIAN CANADIAN ROUTE
From Montreal From Quebec
Parisian May 8, 9 a.m May 3, 6 p.m
Virginian Ila) 10, 4 '• --May 10, 2
Tutdelau 1,100117, 9 19103' 17, 8 "
Victorian May 24, 4 " ......May 24, 1 "
Rates of Passage
First Class -$70 and upwards, according
to steamer. Ormond Claes-84150 and up,
according 10 newsier. Third Class- 527 50
and 028.75.
For further partloulare, rates and tiokets
apply to
W. IL HERR,
Agent Allan Line, Bruasels.
Toronto Rag and,
Metal Co'y
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Hides, &c , &c.
Highest Prices for All
H. ROSEN K. LABEL.
Mill st. West, Brussels
HOMESEEKERS'
.EXCURSIONS
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
aeeet,
TO THE
NORTH
WEST
RETURN FARES:
Winnipeg - 132.00 Strasburg • 130.25
Souris - 33.60 Saskatoon - 37.26
Brandon - 33.66 Prince Albert 35.00
Moosomin - 34.20 Na. Battleford 36.00
Arcola - 34.60 Macleod - 40.05
Estovan 1 . um
CsIP ry - 40.50
Yorkton Red Dear - 41.60
Regina - 36.76 Rattler ). . 42.60
Moose Jaw -. 36.00 Edmonton
GOINO:
June 6th, goad to return until August eth.
June lath, " August 20th,
July 3rd, II " Sept. Srd.
July 17th, " " Sept. 17th.
For rates to other points and complete In-
formation apply to nearest Canadian Paelfla
Agent, or write to a H. Penult, Dietriot
Passenger Agent, 71 Yonge Ste, Toronto.
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 and heaviest knife isnot ped in m. special white paint,which on
necessarily the best. Now there 18 3001 as top of the best of galvanizing, will lengthen
much difference in the quality andstrength the life of wire for years. And, also, this
of steel in fence wire as white coating makes wire
there is in a knife blade or
wire. which though it f
PAGE fencing, o a t -
much more sightly.
razor. The Page Co. use Owing to the great
a high carbon steel strength and elasticity o
costs you but little more,ellimetra third less posts are re -
is fifty per cent. (507) mill ' '':e, .4111 \ quired, thus reducing the
fences. The lightest PAGE
fence is as strong aa the
heaviest of other MakV IF
cost of the fencing.
FENCES one-half
As you get in PAGE
stronger than wire in other s.
more fence etrength•
Notice the lock in PAGE greater protection againse
"EMPIRE" FENCE. You rust, belter workmanship,
may have noticed also that "EMPIRE.. rENCHG. better appearance, mei
others are froltkting less posts, can you afford
it. That is a good recommend for it, to use other fences, even though you coula
Where we lead others follow, buy them for one-half the price of the
All PAGE wire is "COILED," not PAGE? But, really ours cost you
crimped, little, if any more. 408
Get prices before placing your order for Feline Gates or Lawn Fence.
X. B. GERRY, Boat n I ,a ond j J l'H 10.11 1' ON, ATWOOD
ROST, CLOSE ETIllil t.,1 b C 11 HA Illt1 FORDW1011
W. H. HUMPHRIES &, SON, Wevroti,
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