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COLLEGE
LEGE
Aga iiIgh•grade Commorolal Bobool.
Three Courses:
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Write DEO, BPOTTON, Principal.
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A Great School
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, O1ITO, ONT
tp' Students from British Columbia,
to Saokatobewan and lktanitoba on the
West to New Brunswick o1, the East
are in attendauoa this year. Distance
is no hindrance to those wbo wish to
• s• ubest. graduates
csefn, Ouaoil iee nee uu-
eurpaesed, OODIDIENOE NOW. No vaca-
tions. College open entire year. Mag-
nificent catalogue free.
W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
000. YONO0 AND ALExA0000 STS.
't3$FeFelF F g$
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R. A. BURNS—
SBCcesSor to Dr. J. A. Mel anghton
Rrusset0, Ontario
Graduate of Polyclinic Poet Graduate
Saboon of Medicine and Surgery, New York.
Member of College of Physicians and Bur-
geoes of Ontario,
Office and reoldenoe same as formerly oc-
cupied by Dr, AlaNaugb lou.
Diseases of women a specialty,
'Phone No. 21,
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH, McORACREN—
• Issuer of Marriage Licensee, Of.
ace at tiro0ery,Turnberry street, Brussels.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
°Mee in the Post Office, Ethel. 30-4
C. 0. k',
Court Prinoeso Alexandria, No. 24, 0.0. F.,
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Blas -
hill 131000, o0 the 2nd and last Tuesdays of
each month, at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always wel00m0. JAS. BURGESS, 0.R.
A. E. MELLISH, B. 8.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM*
1N000AN011,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• ase, will sell for better prices, to
better men, in less time and lees charges
than any other Auctioneer in Eaat Huron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at thin once or by
personal applioation.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLIIEVALE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Bales arranged for
at the offioe o1 TUE POST, Brussels, 29t1
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals ;i1, a oompet-
ent manner. Partionlar attention paid to
Veterinary Doutietry and Milk Fever. Calls
promptly attended to. Office and Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry at,,
Braenelo.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
® B. MACDONALD-
11• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
flummox to G, F. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank, Brunelo. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Bank.
YYM. SINULAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, iOooveyanoer,
Notary Public, 6m. Oaloe-8tewart'a Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
plIOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARILIBTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC.
W. P00nnrOOT, 8.0. R. 0, HAYa
G. F. BL4m.
°Moue—Those formerly occupied by M80000
Cameron At Holt,
Gonantoa, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEiLD.
nENTIST
Graduate of !the Royal College of Dental
Surgeon of Ontario and First-class Honor
Graduate of Toronto University, Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
eCENTCAI.
jziazz,,
STRATFORD. ONT.
Oar oleese0 are Imola larger than tT
tbey'Woro 0 year ago, The nubile a
have :teethed that .thio la the best
plow)
to tho Province t0 obtain a Com.
morolat Education 01 8hortliahU
Training, Student,' 6.00 entering oaeh
week. All graduates got good post.
thane. Write now for eatal0gue,
ELT.,IOTTr & 1pAlo. HLAtd,
Prinoipale,
tiri , 7 t-: fni i) a
Breer's Sludio
For First-class Photographs. We are
ecoond to u0ne iu any line Of the art.
Baby's Photos, a Specialty. Family
Groupe taken with great suceese, any Bizo
up to 14 a 17.
Frames and Mouldings
We have a full line of Frames in
Stook, ?Nunes oleo made to order. Call
and see samples.
H. R. BREWER
Rev. David Rogers
01' THORN RALE
PRESIDENT OF LONDON
CONFERENCE.
Rev, Mr. Rogers, who has been in the
Methodist ministry for the past 31 years,
was elected President of the London
Conference which met at Windsor last
week, on the first ballot, reoeiving 130
votes. He was chairman of the Wing.
ham District for a number of years and
presided with neatness and dispatch and
with the good will of the brethren,
The reverend gentleman spent a year
on Brussels oironit as junior pastor 26
years ago and is remembered by the old•
er members of the church. Mr, Rogers
received the oRoial ohair as a reoogni•
tion of his uoeelfiahneee and kindlineee to
others ocnpled with a thoroughness in all
work intrusted to him and the high
eateem be has deservedly won io the Con.
fermate, He has not been au offioe
seeker and seldom took up time on the
floor of Cooferenoe. His elevation should
give pointers to others. Tao Pon
wishes President Rogers a pleasant and
profitable tenure of offioe. This will be
a batty year owing to General Conference
being held in addition to the usually
bney twelve months for the President.
Mr. Rogers fills the chair with dignity
and ability plus an evidence of a vein of
dry humor which occasionally lights up
the eometimee tedious order of 110eineee.
Pre sbytery of Maitland.
An adjourned meeting of the Pres-
bytery of Maitland took place in Rip-
ley on the let day of June, with the
Moderator, the Rev. L. Perrin in the
ohair.
Dr. Murray, and the Clerk read con
reepondenoe that took plane between
them and Mr. Mercer, who bad been
called to Ripley and Bervio. Mr. Mar-
oer had agreed to accept the pall, but
wished to be allowed to withdraw hie
acceptance, The Presbytery agreed
to hie request, and the congregations
were requeated to begin de novo.
A. call from Ridgotowo oongregatioo
to the Rev. G. M. Dune, of 'Whitechurch
and Langeide was presented. Mr. Mao.
Nab prosecuted the oall on behalf of
the Presbytery of Chatham, H,
D. Henderson, D. Kennedy, Frank
Henry, John Gillespie, and Daniel
Martin appeared on oohalf of the Ban-
don and Congregation of Whiteohoroh ;
and A. Gorden, A. McLennan,
D. McIntosh and F. G. Moffat on be•
halt of those ot Langeide. These all
spoke in high appreciation of Otto. Dann
and hie work, and expressed the hope
that he might see hie way to remain
in his present charge. Mr, Dann woe
called upon, and the pall having been
put intro bie boucle, be stated that owing
to the perfect unanimity of the oall,
and to the conviction that it wan not
well that a minister should stay longer
nauallly than five or six years in hie first
charge, he desired to accept the call. It
was thereupon moved by Dr, Murray,
e000nded by Mr. 14IoKerroll, and oar•
tied, that the Presbytery having heard
Mr. Duettist conviction regarding hie
duty in relation to the oall from Ridge.
town, agree to hie traualation to the
Presbytery of Chatham, and to the
severance of his connection with hie
present oharge, and with this Preeby•
tory, on the 28th of June. In doing so
we would record our hearty appreciation
ot Mr. Daun, and of the work done by
him in hie preeeot charge. He has
shown himself a moo of tireless energy,
nnbouoded eolbnaism, coneieteut filet.
ity, and self eaorifieing devotion to the
work God gave him to do. In hie
Presbyterial work be hoe been oharaoter
ized by the same qualities ea in hie con•
gregational, Hte preeeoae could always
be depended upon, nnieee Borne more
imperative duty pressed. Whatever
he did—and he did everything that was
required of him—be did with hie miebt,
We rejoice in the harmonious relations
existing between himeelf and the people
to whom during the peat six yenta it
has been hie privilege to minister, We
prey that God may prosper him in all
that he pate his band to in hie new
ephera of labor, and that he may be given
the greet joy of knowing mgt
that hie lab.
or in not in vein in the Lord.
Mr. Mo$erroll was appointed interim
Moderator of the Whilechorob and
Longside Sessions.
Mr, MioNab rendered t be report nn
0tatietfca, and aided that taste had
been substantial gain in familiee and
members daring 1005, as well as a grafi.
tying increase in contributions for
eelf eupport, He also orated that he
Uhl been asked by Dr. Lyle, Convener
of tbo Aosembly'e Augmentation Com.
mitten, to call the Presbytery's anon.
tion to the needs of the Augmentation
Fund. While roost Preobyteriee of the
Oburob had iuoreasod their ooatributiane
to this Fond last year to melte the
payment of the B inoren m
paY sd minimum
stipend poeeibl0, Maitland P60 one of
the few that had failed to do eo.
The report was received and adopted.
Ao the oougregation of Melville
church, Bruennts, has extended n call to
a minister, it was agreed that the Pree.
bytery hold an adjourned meeting there
on Timidity, the 19th instant, at 3 p, In,
it was agreed to deler fixing the place
for the September moeang until June
19th, as the Presbytery has no official
ioforma0ion as to where the Young
Peoples' Convention fa to take place,
and that the (clerk take °tape to find
out meanwhile regarding the same.
ANnRuw MAeNAn.
Presbytery Clerk.
Walton, June Sth, 1905.
.1—iwtowe1.
Listowel bowlers are counting o0
hsviug two rinks play et Woodstock
with the British team On August 27th,
14iorphy & Oarthew, of town, are open•
fug a breuoh,law ofiiee In Milverton, and
N. member of the firm will be there every
Tburoday.
1) Rimier, of Berlin, proprietor of the
°hair Factory here, is 01,11 oonfiued to
the house with a acre knee, the result of
a fall which he met with about two
moatha ago.
Henry Martinaon, Councillor, had
eunther eight stroke of perelyeio Sunday
moreing of last work, and has since been
omitued to his had. He, however hits the
04d of hie limbs, end there is an e8
coni aging prospect that he will speedily
recover. .
Harry E Ruth ie home from Toronto
v;eiting his mother, hire. Jae. Jackson.
Mr, Ruch graduated with very high
standing at the repeat exitmi0alioue at
the college of Pherrnaoyy, reueiving eo
lees than three medals, and standing 2nd.
in the list for Firet•olaae Honore. He
has also ouooeeefully passed the exam.
filiation at the University 0l Toronto for
the degree of Bachelor of Pharennoy
(Phm. B.)
Mr. Farrow, superintendent of the
Belt Telephone Co. was in town last week
and drove out to Britton, with a view
to extending the Listowel exohauge.
The potute whiob it ie proposed to
reach are Shipley, Kurtzville, Wallace•
elite, Lebanon, Molesworth, Trowbridge,
Britton and Carthage, Town and
country eobeoribere will have the benefit
of this enlarged service without extra
out, whiob Will be a great advantage.
The work will be proceeded with at once,
as a suffioieot number of new eobeoribere
is assured to warraut the extension.
From two to three hundred visiting
Oddfellowe gathered in town on Wed•
needay of laat week on the maiden of
the formal opening of Listowel'° new
Oddtellowe' Ball. The hall ie one of the
finest and beet appointed in Osaada,
outside the cities, end few surpass it any•
where. The visitors were from all
lodges in the district. Palmerston, Mt,
Form, Breese's, Wingbam, Milverton,
Clifford, Durham, Harrieton, Stratford,
Atwood and other pointe, Among the
officers of the Grand Lodge present were
Grand Masters Bro. F. R. Blawett,
Listowel ; Grand Sooretary, Bro. J. B.
Ring, Toronto ; Past Grand Representa•
tive, Bro, A. P. Blaokeby, $togoton ;
and D. D. G. M., Bro, G. P. Porter,
Guelph. Au interesting and impressive
ttegent via the oleotria railway, which wool
covered for Rome diatom with hot lava.
Dr, and Mre. Ruth'rford left the party
at'Venice, going on to Vienna, where
they tremaining for Boma time, Mr.
t minin g
and Mrs. Hoy and the othere, after their
tont. of the oantinent, spent some time In
sight 000iug to Eng end and Soothed,
and bed a moot dolighhtfol trip,
0.711 a toot.
N. B. Henry has sold hie Photo boli.
thee to J. Roberts, of Paisley.
It. x. Chowan has returned tenni the
sanitarium at Gravenllarot where he
spent several months.
Mrs. (Rev.) Raley
OF KITAMAAT, B. 0,
Jacob Taylor has Bold hie reaidenoe on
Rattenbary street, Ease to David Tip.
lady, for the sum of $1500.
R, E. Manning, who is managing the
Varna and Bayfield branches of the
Sterling Bank, has gone to Dungannon to
establish a branch there.
While visiting Brook's monument, near
Niagara Falls, Rev. Mr. Newcombe,
olimbed the inside stairway to the top, an
unusual feat for a man of his years.
Mies Thomson, of town, left on Mon•
day morning of last week to join a party
Bailing on the Pretorian, for Glaagow ;
she expecte to be away two montbe.
Andrew Porter, at preaeut toothed at
Teamster, has been appointed manager
of the Sovereign Bank at Goderioh, a
fent hie many friends here will be de-
lighted to learn.
The contractors are raehing up the
Johnstone block and it io expeoted that
the two stores will be ready for occupancy
by the middle of July. The commodious
Emsley and Edith Raley
CHILDREN OF REV. G. H. RALEY, OF KITAMAAT, B. 0.
program of eooiety work and social
entertainment was provided, The team
work exemplified was the initiatory
degree by the Listowel lodge, the first
degree by Mt. Forfeit brethren, theo
e0000d degree byPalmerston and the
third degree by reen's.
F. W. and Mre. Hay arrived home on
Monday from their trip to Europe, after
spending three moothe abroad, They
were ancon anted on their tear of th
continent by D. end Mrs. Rutherford
Mrs. (Dr.) Park and Mies Park, of Wood.
etoak, and Mr. and Mrs. Ohambere of
Manitoba, The party while on tour
visited the principal pointe of intereotin
Prance and Italy, and ware in Naples at
the time Vostivieo wag in motive eruption
some nlembete of the party making the
neoond story may be aced as a Masonic
ball, Mr. Johoeto0e hoe about decided
to build three additional stores as a eon.
lineation of the blood and will•bo tenants
have already spoken okeo for them, '
The Oonncil decided to make some
very 080880ary improeemente on the
Town Hall. The roof is to be repaired,
the exterior woodwork repainted and the
auditorium painted and papered.
Mise Mary Stewart is at' present in
Wellington County, where elle is deliver.
fug a aeries of addressee on Domeetio
Science, ender the auspices of the
Women's Institute, She is a substitute
for another lady who wa0 unable to go.
The town will have an abundance of
open air mandate thie Sommer, two bands
having been Subsidized. The 0ftizone'
awa,esnower a,•t• :Din..•••••
band gate 5200 and in return le to play on
the equere every Thareday evening while
the Salvation Army band was voted 550
and le ciao to give an open air concert
onoe a wank,
REDUCED A HARD BWBLLINO
01r, D. Gerona, writing from Pembroke
tette bow be wee injured in a lumber
°amp. "A heavy log rolled ngainet my
leg and I Pas laid op with etiffnoee and a
hard ewaUing, When I applied Poleon'e
Narviline I got relief. A few rubbinge
with this good liniment cured me," In
t h Narviline indie ane bi
the t 'o p a e,it
cures neuralgia, colds, rheumatism and
internal disorders too, No peroon Dao
afford to be without Nervlline. Uopfal
for all internal and external pain.
Large bottles 25a. at all dealero,
JVAorrlw.
SCHOOL RoponT.—The following le the
standing of the pupils, of S. 0. No. 4 for
the month of May in order of merit.—
Sr. IV.—George Jordan, 399 ; Leslie
Thnell, 374 1 John Speir, 370. Jr. IV.—
Martha MoGotobeon, 284 ; Roy Thnell,
213. Jr. IIL—Willis Thnell, 324 ;
Harry MoOntoheoo, 304. Sr. Pt. II,—
Harvey Mo0otoheon, 525; JosephThuell,
439 ; Bessie Jordan, 379. Jr. Pt, II,—
Jenny Scott, 430; Fred. Thuell, 403.
MISS MCNABB, Teacher,
Cif rev,,•.
SoaooL REPORT.—The following be the
Report of S. B. No. 6 Grey, for the
mouth of May. Sr. IV.—Penelope
Brewer, Ella Pearson, Lizzie Brewer.
Jr. V.—Percy Stephenson. Sr, III.—
Fred. Smeltzer, Laoa Mitchell, Ada
Bateman. Jr. 11L—Wesley Brewer,
Goran Stephenson, Joe Jaoklin. Br.
Eva Mitchell, Roy Hall, Maggie Rose.
Jr. II.—Lulu Jaoklin. Sara Hutabinoon,
Minnie Roee, Pt. II. —Willie Mitchell,
Reuben Brewer, George Rose. Pt. I
Sr.—Bettie Vodden, Hazel Rose, Eerl
Lowe. Pt. I Jr,—Gertrude Amee,
Bernioe Flood, Lily Jaoklin, Mary
Rope, Average attendanoe 19,
FLORENCE ARtremnoNa, Teaoher,
Lead—la nrV.
The following is the report of U. S.
No, 9, McKillop for the month of May.
The report is batted on good conduct
and general efficiency. The names ere
in order of merit. Sr. IV—Clara
Davidson, Samuel Davidson. Jr. IV—
Laoy Hall, Edua Love, Cora Forbee,
Maggie Love, Rotuma Davidson, Agnes
Clarke, Wesley Haakwell, Bettie Young,
George Kneohtel, Sr, II—David Reek.
well, Mary Clarke, Jennie Kneohtel,
Lorne Dennis, Samuel Love, Leonard
Leeming. Jr. III—Emma Roe, Mag•
gin Hnlley, Alberta Stafford, Olive
Hall, Lisle Dougherty, Glass Il—Vina
Clarke, Maggie Bolton, Harvey Halley,
Alex. Dennis, Nellie Roe, Hazel Haak•
well, Adin Fobee, Lorne Roe. Pt
Alioe Hoeebtel, Joe Bolion, Lawrence
Cummings. Jr. Pt. II.—Feroie Love,
Albert Clarke, Howard Dougherty. Sr,
I—Ida Crozier; Wilfred Dennis. Be.
gionere,—Dan, Love, Elmer Haakwell,
Bethel' Dougherty, Stella Bolton, Ida
Crozier. No. on roll 43, average attend.
ance 40 W. E, WINDSOR, Teacher,
Ethel.
Bonen REPORT.—Br. Department—
Olaee V—Exam. in Lit„ Gram., Oomp.,
Alg. Pearl Bremner, 75 ; Bezel Goatee.
Sr. IV.—Exam in Gram,, Liter.,
Comp.,
Engler, Spell.,
Baterman, 68 ;IE. Dunbr,
65 1 E. Hemsworth, 64 ; R. Love, 64 ; G.
McKee, 62 ; B, McIntosh, 59 ; W. Barr,
57 ; L, Cooper, 57 ; J INoOallom, 57 I E
Ma lee, 57 ; I. Heath, 56 ; K. MoLeod,
66 ; R, Fraser, 53 ; L. Straohan, 46 ; L,
McLeod, 45 ; R, Eokmier, 20. Jr. IV—
Exam, in Arita„ Lit., Oomp., Spell,.
Gram.—E, Thompson, 80 ; A. McKee,
73 ; 0. Humid, 63 ; A. Cooper, 60 13.
Bremner, 58 ; 0. Dane, 68 ; H. Eokmier,
47 ; A. Hemewortb, 86. Sr. III—Exam.
In Arith., Lit., Comp., Read., Spell.—I.
Engler, 80 1 A. Barr, 79 ; F. Freeman,
76 ; F. McCallum, 75 ; L. Henry, 60 ; V,
MOGaIl, 63 ; W. Eokmier, 58 ; L. Molo.
tomb, 48 • A. Fletcher, 20. Jr. III—
Exam. iu Arith., Spell., Comp., Read.,
Lit.—P. McKee, 77 ; B. Hemsworth, 70 ;
H. Smith, 681 0. Dunbar, 67 ; E. May.
bury, 63 ; E. McLeod, 56 ; A. MoNee•
land, 51 ; R. Thompson, 45 ; J. Cooper,
44 ; R. Ludas, 20. Average attendance,
40, L. A. SHANNON, Principal. Report
of Junior Department for month of
May. Br. II—Elvin Dobson, Stanley
Sheehan, Pearl Bateman, Olive Cooper,
Verde Pollard, Noble McKee, Crietle
Engler, Laving Hunter, Norman Addy,
Cleoil Eokmier, Mary Hunter. Jr. II—
Lnoiuda MoNeeland, Rose Coates, Grace
Eokmier, Russell Eokmier, Edith Fergn•
eon, Annie Ward Edith Heath, Reggio
Hemsworth. George Cole, Wilfred
Thompson, WeeleyYoe. Part 1I—Pearl
Dobeon, Roy Dunbar, Maggie Coates,
Della Molise. Sr, I—Louise Longeway,
Harold Freeman, Lookbart Dane, Stuart
McDonald, Flossie Sanders. Clara Mo0al•
lam, George Pollard, Harold Love,
Stanley Gill, Lyda Tbibidean. Jr. I—
Rueeell MoNeelaod, Laura Hemeworih,
Ailene Longeway, Edith Eokmier, John
Heath, Reasell Yoe, Stephen Thibideau,
Lottie Ward, Willie Cole, James Luaae,
Pearl Love. Average attendance, 41,
A BWITSSn,
Teaoher.
DON'T BURN TOUR FLESH
Corn selves poison end born ; besides
they never sure the aorta. Potnam'e
Corn extractor has been oaring corns for
fifty years. Painleae aura and guaranteed
to aot in twenty•four bourn, Use only
"Putnam's,"
G od erio It .
The Union Rotel has boon mooh im.
proved by planing awnings over the
windows and entrance.
Court Goderioh No. 82, O. 0. F.,
attended eerv100 0n Sunday morning at
Victoria street Methodist church.
It looke as it there will be but little
mote work along Attrill'e until the
river is bridged, and then the work will
no doubt be pushed to a finish.
At the request of the employees, the
Organ factory was closed on Saturday
afternoon, and will be closed every
Saturday afternoon daring Jane, J'aly
and Angnet.
At the meeting of the London Oon•
ferenoe of the Methodist antra a
which
has jaot oloeedat Windsor, the joint in.
vitation of the North street and Victoria
street ohurolten to bold the 1907 meeting
here was accepted,
George Laithwaite, Goderioh townobip
delivered 60 J. J. McEwen, grocer, the
other (ley a dozen eggs whiob weighed
almost three pomade, Usually dozen
eggs will weigh about a pound and a
half, Three 003 tallows ware laid by
blaok Mlnoroa hens,
PA.t vv cilli.
A load of Listowel Royal Tempters
paid a vieit to the looal lodge on Monday
0050103.
Rev. N, D, MoCamue, of Lietowel, oo'
oopied thepnlpit of the Methodist church
last Sunday.
Rev. $, Bond, who has boea at Foreet,
will 'maimed Rev. Nailed here, The lat.
ter moves to Moulton.
Atwood Oddfe11ow0 decorated the
graves of the deceased brothero in Elma
Centre Cemetery on Wednesday evening,
About thirty dollars' worth of new
books have been parabaeed by the Pablio
Library and will noon he numbered and
planed on the shelvee.
The Atwood Methodist League and
Ladies' Aid will hold a grand Band Oon•
cert and Lawn Social on the parsonage
groando on Friday evening, Jane 22nd.
W. J. Forrest is gradually recovering
from his recent severe dines. He i0 able
to sit up and come down stairs. It' will
be some time before he ie able to do Dinah
work.
280 oommnnioante partook of tl)e
Sacrament in the Presbyterian ohorIb
on Sunday of het week, Twelve new
members were received into the full
membership.
Mre, Archie McLean, 10th eau., met
with a painful accident, A cow tramped
on her end kicked her severely on the
body. The animal got excited et the dog
end began straggling Sanely and knocked
her down. She ie able to be around again
but feels very sore.
ROW I'NEUIIUNIA STARTS.
You oatob a little cold to -day, by to•
morrow it has reached the throat, next
day the longs are affected end you wish
you had used "Oatarrhovooe" which
Duren colds in five 'mentos, In the -41r01
plane Catarrhozone soothes the irritated
membranes and relieves congestion,
then it oats out phlegm and destroys the
germs. It eoablee the blood to retain a
natural supply of Oxygen, long food and
vitality, Ia any cough, bronohitie or
lung affection it ie guaranteed to positive.
ly oars. Decline any eobatitnte for
"Oatarrhozone,"
Monday was tbo fifteenth anniversary
of the death of Sir John Maadouald.
Five bookmakers who operated at the
Woodbine track, Toronto, were fined 550
and costa.
A report of a rich discovery of sliver in
Cobalt watt made to the Deputy Minister
ot Mines.
When Kidneys Fail,
Health Declines.
Dull, Aching Back Pains, Scanty and
Highly Colored Urine. Headaches
and ,Insomnia indicate; i Diseased
ArKidneys,
After experimenting for nearly 20 years
Dr. Hamilton discovered an absolute
epeoifio for weak kidneys. Hie pills of
mandrake and butternut ours permanent.
lyCeo yon afford to delay ? No,' your in•
Wrest compels yon to nee Dr. Hamiltou'e
Pilie and an abeolote re00very ie graran•
teed. In theme/dada of cases relief ie
instantaneous. •Saab was the experience
of James 0. Gordon, of Marysville.
Twenty Years a Sufferer.
"My kidneys bothered me for 20 years.
had gnawing pains in the book and my
limbs ached with wearineee all the time,
My digestion yeas poor and I had specks
before my eyes.
Dr. Hamilton's Pine helped me from
the fleet day. Relief was immediate,
They reetored me and my health'e better
than ever.
Complaints kindred to kidney disease
are prevented by Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Their use ineuree you against Diabetes,
Bright's disease sod liver trouble. No
honeeehoald be without each a valuable
medicine. Sold everywhere by droggiete
for 25o. a box or five boxes for $1 00. By
mail from N. 0. Polson & Co., Kingston,
Out,, and Hartford Conn., U. 11, A.
AT
C rewar's
Oranges Lemons
Bananas
Spanish Onions
Dates Figs Fish
and Oysters
High Grade 5c Cigars
High Grade Chocolates
The Home of Good Old
Cheese and 27o. Tea.
Wool!
Wool!
This season, as usual, I will
pay the Highest Market Price
for any quantity of Wool deliv-
ered at No. 1 Storehouse, Brus-
sels. Also for all kinds of Grain.
Robt, graham
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Triple 8orow Steamers—
VICTORIAN and VIRGINIAN
Turbine Engines—No Vibration
THE CANADIAN ROUTE
From Montreal
Ionian May 31 Juae28 Aug. 33
Virginian June 7 July 0 Aug. 2
Tuulelan June 14 July 19 Aug, 9
Victorian June21 .July 19 Aug.10
Bates or Passage
First cabin—$70 and upwards. according
to steamer. 8000nd Cabin -94240 to 047,60,
according to steamer. Third Class— 927.00
and 328,71. •
For further particulars, rates and tickets
apply to
W. II, KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
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
SMITH &
STEWART
House, Sign and Carriage Paint-
ers. Ornamental and Scene
Work and Paper Hang-
ing a Specialty.
Quotations furnished
on Application
SHOP
rl'urnberry St., Brussels
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt 'forks
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
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 Electrio Light Building.
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