The Brussels Post, 1906-6-28, Page 4L'b.e Vaussels ` ora,
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1906.
THE SOVEREIGN
BANK OF CANADA.
Tide lomat which has opened a brauoh
in Walton is the Ebb Itagest batik in
Canada. It has a paid np eapital of
over $5,500,000 and a reprieve laud of
$1,260,000. By pradent and olover
management ite deposits have lnoreesed
to 811,800,000 and its total ansate to
$18,500,000. The bank has now five
branches on the Guelph & Godariab Ry.
It does a general banking busieeee,
diecou¢te farmere' notes, oo)loote wale
noise and baye and sells drafts on
any part of the world. It baa the
moat modern SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
any book. in Canada, paye INTEREST
from the DATE OF DEPOSIT, and COMPOUNDS
it 4 TIDIES A YEAR. INTEREST on Savings
Deposita is 080DITED 315T JULY, 31ST
OCTOBER, 31ST JANUARY, AND 30TR APRIL.
The stook is now salute et 8140 per
share, pays a dividend of 6% PEA ANNUM,
(1}% every 8 months) making a Nat
INveseti NT of 4j:9o', Thie investment
should appeal to parties auxione t0 get
better thou S%. The stook is inoreaeing
in value eaob year.
Morris Council Meeting.
The Counoil met according to adjourn.
went in the Council Room, Morris o0
jowl 11th. Members all present.
Reeve in the obair. Minotee of last
meeting read and passed. Report of
►be Engineer on the proposed Kelly
droll' was presented and read by the
Clerk and an opportunity given to the
parties within the deeoribed area to with.
draw from or add to the petition as
provided by the Municipal Drainage
Ant. On motion of Campbell and Kelly
the above mentioned report was adopted
and the Clerk instructed to prepare a
By Law in eoaordaooe with the pro-
v,eioue of the Municipal Draivage Aob
for the 10081117 described in said report.
A petition was presented by A. T. Cole
and others asking that a Bylaw be pass.
ed for the co¢etruobion of it drain through
a portion of the 6th and 7eb con, under
the provisions of the Municipal Drain•
age Act. Moved by MaOrltobeon, sea•
ended bet Oampbell that the prayer of
said petition be granted and that Mr.
Roger, 0. L. 8., be inetruoted to exam
Inc the locality deeoribed and make his
report accordingly. Carried. On
motion of Kelly and Yooill a grant of
815,00 was made for gravelling on side.
line between tote 40 and 41, and con. 1.
On motion of Yooill and Campbell tis
Reeve was Instructed so have a roadway
at iob 14, 6 eon. line pus in a proper
state of repair. On motion of Kelly and
MaCntoheon a grant of 580.00 was made
for gravelling on side line between lots
5 and 6, eon. 8. On motion of YoalIl
and Oampbell, a grant of $25.00 was
made for gravelling at lot 26, 9th 0oa.
line. Moved by Mo0ntobson, seconded
by Yuaia that the Engineer's report on
the proposed Ellison drain be read at the
Uoaaoil meeting on the 25th day of Jaue
at S o'olook p. m. Oarried. By-law No.
5, 1906, eves duly read and passed.
The Ooanoil then adjourned bo meet
again atter 0ontt of Revision on the 25tb
day of Jane. W. LASE, Clerk.
CANADIAN ORDER
OF FORESTERS,
The 27th annual session of the High
Goad of the Canadian Order of Foresters
opened in Ottawa on Tuesday afternoon,
June 12tb, with all the o8iosre of the
High Court and a large delegation in
attendanoe from saburdinate courts of
every Provinoe in the Dominion.
The report of the High Chief Ranger
J. A. Stewart, was a very comprehensive
our, and showed the Order to be in e
flourishing condition. The year closed
with a membership of 60,241 and a re.
nerve of $1,949.862.15 in the insuranoe
branob. Tbe eiak and funeral benefit
breech bad a membership of 85,700 and
a balance of 869,861.91 on band. On
the first of the present month (Jane)
the inearance reserve amounted to 82,-
028,278,67, and the reserve in the sick
and Model benelib branch to $74,057.87.
'the report of the High Beorebery,
George Faulkner, shows the large vol.
time of bolinese transacted through the
bead office of the order ab Brant-
ford. There were reported 6,808 Wife,
deladuring the year. The number of
deaths was 383. There were hatted
from the Sigh Bearetery'e aloe 8,645
iaearenoe certidoebes, 5,681 membership
oertillaateo, 335 death claim obeoke and
4,842 siok and funeral benefit olaim
cheeks. The amount paid in death
dolma was $844.180.80, and in eiok and
funeral benefit olaime $108,549 78. There
were 971 courts in good standing at the
alone of the year, of whieb Court Dol.
bard, No, 689, Montreal, is the banner
court, having reaabed daring the year
n membership of 627, the largest court
in the order.
The amount of inenranoe reserve at
the close of the year was 59,949,862.15,
and the balance on band in the eiok and
funeral benelib branch $69,861.91. The
net gain during the year in the ineur-
aooe reserve was $232,329.49 and in the
mak and funeral benefit branch $23,271..
33.
Tbe moat important badness of the
High Court wog authorizing the Exton.
Give Committee to invest $12,000 of in.
suranoe mauve fund in the parolees° of
the land and building now 000upied as
the head offioe of the order in Brantford,
to he need for the aeoommodationiof the
High 0odrt. The Exsoutive wee aath-
°need to indult the insurance reserve
funds in stooks or other aeouribiee of
the Dominion Government, Provinoial
Government, or on deposit in chartered
banks, or in mudfoipal or school deben.
tures. The High Ooari banner wag
won this year by Court Dollard, No.
689, 0f Montreal.
Tbe offload for the current yeer ate:—
High Chief Ranger. B. J. A. Stewart,
-Perth, Ont. ; High Vire-Chief Ranger,
D. Allan, Grimsby, Ont.; High See,
retary, Geo, Faulkner, Brantford, Ont.;
High Traaenter, Robb. Elliott, Brant•
Turd, Ont. ; Obeirman of Medics) Boned,
Dr. IL bbS. Stanley, Dranttord, 'Ont.;
Slab Auditor, W. L, Robert's Brant.
fere, Out, ; High Registrar, Wm. Walk,
er, Montreal, Qae. ; High Chaplain, Bev,
mwr��aletarateeteantaasetaweaeailleade
W. T. MacKenzie, Fillmore, Batik,;
members of Executive Committee, M.
D. Carroll, Montreal, Que. i W. D.
Earngey, Toronto, Out. ; Clovis Laporte,
Laoutreal, Que. ; A. P, Van BOmeren,
Morden, Msp,
81, Thomas was oilmen for the mei
High Court meeting. it was 8 a. in.
before the High Courtfiulobed bedlam.
COUNTY S. 8, CONVENTION,
The attendance of the delegates at the
opening swims of B. B. Uouventiou le
Olinbou oil Wednesday morning, June
13th, was somewhat better then that of
the same session on Tueeday. The
devotional exeroiees were oouduuted by
James itl)babell, of Guderich, bbe Preei•
deubof the Sunday Bobool Aseoo,atiou,
Reports from the offiteere followed. The
Preeideub gave a very full and oomplete
repurb of the work dune by the Execrative
during the year. This report revels's°
thefnot that both the Preeident end
Secretary, Mies Eider, of Blyth, bad put
8 vast amount of effort bubo the work thlt
year and regret was freely expressed that
the revolts were 00 better. ,flutters of
business ware thou dealt with, 8 proposi-
tion from the Chasten Endeavor Con.
vention of the previous day, for anal•
gamatiou of the two assoaiatioCs, was re,
term t0 the oominitbee on reeolutiOOs.
At the thereon session, atter the
usual dsvotione, "Power iu service, or
the .Placa of Power and the Price" wet
the eubjeotof another among address by
Mr. Keenleyside. A discussion on the
"Boy Problem" brought out some very
helptal ideas as to management of olaseen
of boys. A primary olaee WAS oo¢duoted
by Kies Murray, of flannel!, which
delighted not only the children, but the
older ones oleo. 'The Gospel of the son
of God, a study in John's Gospel," form.
ed the basis ot as address by Rev. Dr.
$orris. As on the previous day the
people were delighted. At the otose of
these esnellent addresses Mr. Mitobell,
the Preeideut,voioed the sentiments of
all, when he said it bad been a moat de.
lighbtal treat to be present at such a
seeeion as was jest oloelug. The oom.
mitbee'a report on resolutions reoone•
mended that the Convention be eborteued
to four sessions and the time changed to
the Fall. The Convention aooepted
these. The evening ee861o0 was largely
attended. At the request of the Preei.
dent Rev, Manning presided, and intro.
dined the may epeeist of the evening,
Dr. Harris, whose subject wee "Tbe
Evangelization of the World." Like bus
prevlone addressee this was a strong
presentation of the theme. A delightful
service of sang was rendered by the °boir
during the evening. Takeo altogether it
may be truly said that these two Conven-
tions were a Baooses. This is particular.
ly true from the point of view of the pro-
gram. The oilmen for the ensuing year
are I—President, W. R. Kerr, Brussels ;
Sao., James Mitchell, Goderioh ; E.
committee, W. H. Willis, Seaforth; John
Karr, Wingbam ; Jobn Dasto, Nile.
HOWICK SABBATH SCHOOL
CONVENTION.
The fourteenth Convention of the
Howiok tJuio¢ S. S. Association, wee
held Thereday afternoon, 14th inst., in
the Methodist °burets at Wroxeter. The
attendance at iba afternoon session was
rather small. Those who were absent
missed a very stimulating and inetruotive
addteee by ;E. A. Hardy B. A., on "The
preparation of the lesson by the amber."
Among the many good pointe, brought
out by the speaker, were the following ;,
"Gat a good general knowledge of the
lesson by reading it several times, then
take up the leseon, verse by verse. Be
sure to obtain the °antral thoughts.
To make a good application of the
lesson, the teaoher eboald know his
pupils, , their dl>Houlties, temptations,
ate.
Owing to the absence of Rev. Kr.
Radford, bis enbjeot, "The relation of
members to the Sanday 8ohoal" was
disaamaed b0 a general way.
Rev. Wm, Farr, B. A., gave a very in.
teresting paper on, "Sabbath Suhoot and
missions."
The evening y
session was ver well
attended still some of the prominent
ohuroh workers were missed. The tibial
address was given by Mr. Hardy, the
aubjeob was "Teacher braising." He
delighted and inspired everybody. He
is indeed a epesialiet in hie department.
Rev. J. H. Oslerhout, the retiring
president, gave a stirringaddress on "Oar
duty to the Sabbath Saboot."
Altogether the Gonveution proved to
be quite a stimulus, to those interested
bn liabbath School work,
The Oonvention will be held in Gerrie
next Jane.
The following offiders were appointed :
President, Wm. Gregg, Gerrie ; Parman.
ens Seoretary.Treaeurer, W. H. Carr,
Wroxeter.
AN AJMERICA DISEASE
Some doctors go so far se to say that 4n•
digestion is the national disease of Amer•
ion, There is hat one national remedy
for indigestion and that remedy is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills width accelerate the
action of the gastric glands and give lone
to the digestive organa. They strengthen
the kidneys and liver,oieans° and purify
the blood and thee add tone to every
organ of the body, Pleeh and strength
ore feat restored and the patient teen eat
and digest any food be pleases, Test
Dr, Hamilton's Pills yourself, -25 0. per
box or live boxes for 51.00 at ell dealers.
Western orop reports continue most
favorable.
The Central Presbyterian Church,
Hamilton, was badly damaged by fire,
The eleatione in Nova Bootie resulted
in a sweeping victory for the Murray
Government.
Supplementary estimates amounting
to 54,667,916 were brought down in the
°anemone Friday,
Daniel McKellar was sbrook by a beam
while tearing down an old building in
Cardiac, and killed.
Jobn Morrison, a wealthy and eooentrie
resident of Montreal, wee run down by a
Mutat oar and killed.
Ed, Lova, of Baden, wee found beside
the railway traok neat New Hamburg
probably fatally injured,
At Winnipeg a movement has been in.
as stated to organize a stook exchange
and R majority of the brokers favor the
pr0jeob,
The sale of water power advertised by
the Quebec Govetnmenb was stopped by
order of the Dominion Government,
elose of a Successful Pastorate.
Rev, T. W. Cosens Preaches his Closing Dis-
courses.—Presented with Picture of
Church and Parsonage.
Last Sabbath the eoncluding disooarees
of a happy and moat suoceaetol pastorate
of 4 years were pteaohed in the Methodist
ohuroh, Bruseole, by Rev. T. W. Cosecs,
who thin week removed to Wellaosburg,
Tent Co., hie new charge, a000mpanied
by Mrs. Cuadra and their sou DeWitt,
followed by the good wiehee of the ohuroh
and oommunity.
The morning sermon woe based ou
"Daniel's vision oto the Judgmem" and
the evening topic was "The battlements
of the home." In the latter ha pointed
out that among the batilemeube should be
(1) Love ; (2) Economy ; (8) Total ale.
etiuenoe ; (4) Good Literature 1 (5) The
Bible 1 (6)Regular attendance at the
means of grace ; (7) The family alter ;
(8) Personal piety. At the evening ser•
vine the edifice was peeked to the doors,
gallery midobaira in the dales being util•
ized, a goodly number from outside pointe
and neighboring ohnrohes being present:
Oonoluding bis theme the pastor referred
to the happy assoniatione of the' poet
yeara, the kindnesses reooived by Mrs'.
Coesns, DeWitt and himself from the
people ; the many tokens, personal ' and
plait), and words of appreoiation given
them and he urged a united rallying
round the new paetor, Rev. Mr. Powell,
who comes eo highly reoommeuded.
The choir aa0g the anthem "Earth's
little while" and a quartette consisting of
Aisne Bingeton and Beaker and 0.
Richardson and Joe Bunter, rendered
"Knocking et the door." At Ibis
janobure W. H. Kerr, ae lteoord.
log Steward, representing the 0ougrega•
tion, amended the pulpit platform and
addressed a few words of appreciation
to the pastor. The expression came
spontaneously after a 4 year pastorate
marked by large measure of prosperity
agreeability and kiudly reciprocity. He
said five praiseworthy features stood out
prominently in Bev. Mr. Omens' regi•
deem among the people. (1) Tbe doge
and oarefn' attention he gave,t° all details
iu bis work ; (2) Careful and provident
efforts exeroisedin the use .of parsonage
property ; (3) Ability displayed in man.
aging men in the official oiroles of the
abaroh ae presiding o6mer ; (4) Wiseaud
kindly references to the people and deal.
ing with problems to be met in bis posi-
tion es pastor ; (5) The faithful end
competent manner of expounding the
gospel. Io behalf of the oongregatiou he
asked the pastor's acceptance ot a from
ed picture of bbe detach and parsonage
and looped years of rich experience and
reward were before Lar. Ooeene and
family in tbsir wider sphere of useful.
nese.
B. Gerry, one of the oldest and most
active arembere ol the nr also added
h ah ch
u
bis testimony making retere oe to the
many ministere be had become auquaiut•
ed with in Brussels in 46 years and none
of them did their work better than the
outgoing pastor and hie good lady. The
4 years of neigbborlinese (as there is ouly
a fence between the personage Sud Mr.
Garry's home) had proven the genuine.
nese of their profession and be was sorry
to say "Good bye." Hoped Rev. Mr.
Powell would meet with the tame no.
osss. In pastoral visiting the work of
and Mrs. Gomm had been most sue.
osssiol and highly 899150lated. Brnseele
as well tee the Metbodiat oharah, be
believed, wiebed them God•epeed.
Rev. Mr. Omens said this was a
complete earprise and was only another
token of oft repeated sots re•
oelved in the passing yeore, The palters
would be cherished °ailing op the happy
seasons spent in the ohureb and in the
new and oomlortabie parsonage. Re and
Mrs. Omega and ecu had done their beet
to advance the prosperity of the mune
bene and they had found =oh to e0•
courage them in the work and 10 incite
to renewed diligence. Would esteem it a
great privilege to 000aoionally visit Brae•
eels and preaob to hie old periehioners
and hie prayer was that the coming term
might not only ace the exbi¢otion of the
°hurch debt out signs) prosperity iu
every•departmout of church work.
"The Glory Song" and prayer brought
the eervioe to a aloes atter which many
took the opportuuiby of saying farewell
to the inmates at the Parsonage and
wishing them genre of. bappbnese, the
finding ot many loyal friends' and maob,
teat remits as they enter another part of
the vineyard.
Rev. and Mrs. Omens and DeWitt
will hold a warm spot in the bear's of the
people on this charge and Waltae:burg is
to be congratulated on eeouriog them to
guide in the apbuilding of God's kingdom
If the work does not make wide and per-
manent development it will be tbroogb
no fault of the new pastor and hie
estimable wife, who is eo wiling and
competent to assist in to many spberes.
In the Sabbath Sohool es teacher ; in the
Junior League as Buperinteudent ; in the
church as abase leader of boys and glrle
and in every other depattment of church
work she bag always bad a ready hand,
a °beery heart and a tao►tul ability
beyond computation in the mope of its
usefulness. Bev. Mr. Omens is entitled
to tbo best ahutobes iu London Con-
ference and will no doubt promote as the
years go by,
.8. tew notes of hietorioel diameter
may be of interest in tbia eo¢nestion,
Rev. T. Wesley Omens was born of
Comedian parents, at Trowbridge, April
14th, 1864, When gaits yon0g he at
tended the Collegiate Iuetitute at St.
Oatharinee where be received a 2nd
aloes oertifioate in 1881. Having nom•
plated the Model Sohool comae at Strut.
ford be spent two yearn ae ptinoipal of
the Trowbridge Publio Bobool daring
which bine he took regular -work as a
local preacher with alluded sooepban°e.
After taking a processional certificate
with honors at the Ottawa Normal Mr.
Coeeoa reeumod-his work in the home
school but finding be could uo louger
resiet the call to the ministry he realign.
ed and went to Abert Cullege, Belleville,
where he completed Ile matriculation.
Duriug the theological oonree ho was
first on the tier at every exemivatioo,
having an average for the five years of
nearly 90%. He was ordained In the
Norfolk eltreet Church, Guelph, June
6th, 1892, by Rev. Dr. Carman, General
Superintendent of the Methodist church,
assisted by Rev. Dr. Boost, Preeideub ob
the Guelph Conference. On the 1716 of
August of the same year be was united 1l'
marriage to Mies Mary E., deo titer of
g g
Robert Govenlook, of Beatorth, who has
proven a helpmate indeed, During lits
probation, Mr, Cosens was assistant
pastor at Hensall, Seafortb, Alma and
Georgetown, and sines ordination he has
been stationed at Belwood, Walton, Ford.
wiob, Westminster and Brunie. The
reverend gentleman is a splendid preaoh
er, ao attentive pastor, a good business
manager, is enthusiastic and thorougb
in hie work and poeseaeeeBooial gaalifioa.
Goons ►hob make him popular wherever
he is located The above record is about
as good as many people have in their
obituary and yet Mt. Omens is a mon in
the prime of life with a bright outlook
although not a piaae seeker. Kra,
Omens has proven her worth over and
over again In Oherab, League and Bab
taboo) work and as a pastor's'
helper is always made moat
weboome. MB had an experieooe in
sohool tenohing both iu Ontario and
Manitoba wbioh especially fits her for
ouooesefal labors with the youth. Mr,
and Mrs, Coeene have one eon, DeWitt,
who is 12 years of age and a bright boy.
Vile week the Government will intro.
dace legislation regarding pensions to es.
Oebinet Ministers.
Tbe will of Mies Elizabeth Orkney of
Montreal begaeatbe $800,000, to hospital,
charitable and °hnrob sseooiatione, and
550, 000 to the Art Association,
LAX•ETS—A bandy bowel laxative.
If you have oonetipation,
If you have a coated tongue,
If you are dizzy, bilious, Ballow,
If you have headaebee, soar etomeoh,
oto„ risk 5 cents on LAX•ETS. ties tot
yourself. Bold by 11'. R. Smith.
:A. tt W (rod.
Elms Connell will meet on June
30th.
At the Oo, Orange Lodge it was no.,
animously dreaded to go to Milverton o¢
the 120 of July and to attend divine
service in Christ ohuroh, town, on July
86h at 2 p. M.
Rev. H. P. Westgate, was in London
arranging to take passage on the new
0. P. R, steamer Empreee of Ireland,
whieb leaves Quebeo en July 12th for
the Old Country. Mr. Westgate pnrposse
t0 talte a brip to the Old Land and will
be goos about two months.
Tbe books of the Public Library have
all been re-classified, renumbered and
reoatalogned,
Hodgson Bros.. Montreal, purobaeed
270 boxes of Elmo June cheese and
shipped same from Atwood on Monday
morning of last week, '
Quite a large number left for the Wed'
on'1'uesday morning, Among the num•
bar were Mrs. John Switzer, Jas. Ronna,
Alex, Forrest and Mtg. Johnston, who
tae been visiting at B. Bennett's,.
Mre, J. A, Mellott, and son Wallace
returned loot Saturday from a 8 weeks'
daft of the home of Rev. Mr, and Mrs,
J. H. MaBabu, Dunnville. They also
spent a few days et the home of J. W.
and Mrs. Ward, Stratford,
Rev, 5, W. Cameron, of North MOM
ington, preached very aooepbably In the
Preebyteriao church Sabbath morning,
the Rev. Mr, MnVloar preeabing for Mr.
tameton, met with au exalting and pain.
Cul accident on hie way dome. He was
driving from the manse slid had turned
the earner at Ooghlin's hotel, propoeing
10 oali and see Mrs. Walton before re.
turning borne, When some distance op
the rood, he met an automobile, and the
bores suddenly wheeled, throwing him
out, Me. Cameron unstained an injury
to his shoulder and bis arra wee out,
. wsiWu;.•.o»�. ,Ju.n vwz r..:l .� C.L'.m'_,....
The biibbe ran as far as Reel Switzer's on 1
the Gravel, where it wee oapburod, I
Weald Murray drove Mr, Cameron Id
Switzer'e, front whloh plows be was able
to drive home. Tbe bores and buggy
reooived no injury.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
i.j'OUR IMPROVED YoIUt:-
8 6114E 5015, from Imported dam, nix
munbboe eld, and two loge from same litter.
for sale. sl Lot 80, 005, o, Morris,
40-tf JAB, BPEIBR,
EGGS FOR HATCHING.--
REOna ISLAND linea, handsome fowl
andgreat layers. Settings from pen one
51 00, you tW0 51.00 after April inti. A few
er-ehereleleftyetforsale, Sp ply limited,
WIb J.1-isumO,Ethel,P.0„Ont,
BERTHA C. ARMSTROiv G
esprepared to give leeaoua on Piano
or Reed Organ. Terme en applioatlon.
Postonioe addrose—Brueeele. Residenue—
Lot 8, (ion, 1U, trey. Pupils may have their
leasoue ab their own homes 11 preferred.
!'i OOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
�7f sale on wbioh is large brick house,
stable, drilled well, Diatom, fruit garden,
&.e ,0t acres of land on John and Janne at.,
itimsee15. Terme reasonable, Apply to
3011N MoPADDEN on premises or F. S.
SCOTT, Brussels,
STRAYED FROM TEE PREM.
1080 of the undersigned Lot 14, Oen, e,
Grey, a steer red in color with .email obrip
of white between his front lege ; doborned
Any information loading to bis recovery
will be thaukiully received
W04. LOWE, Bravado P.O.
MiSS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Mesio.
Tenders for Hay
Tenders will be reoelded up to Saturday,
June 80th, ab 6 p m., for ,the hay on Grey
Branch Agrion lural Park, Brussels. All
weeds must be out within the 'Park. The
highest or any tender not neoeeearilyi ac-
cepted.
3,98. 511111s, President.
W. H. KKERR, Secretary.
BERKSHIRE SOWS FOR
SALE—The undersigned has for sale 4
improved Berkshire sows, bred from prize
winning dealt. Due to litter about Sept.
let. Also 2 aged Berkshire sows doe to lit-
ter in July. Barge.' es for gttiok Ipurobasere.
For further parttoulare appy to J. P, Mo.
IN10811, Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey, or Oran -
brook P. 0. 49.tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 acre
farm, being Lot 20, Con, 7, Grey, for sale or
to rent. Comfortable hones, bank barn,
orchard, wells, ,4o. Farm is only 3 of a mile
from the stireing village of Ethel. For fur -
nor parttoulare tangly to F. S. Soott, Brae.
eels, or MRS, BATE HOLLAND, 78 Souter
Street, Toronto. 87.3in
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undereigued offers bis house and lot,
situate ou Mill street, Brussels, for sale.
It re well located,a convenient and comfor-
table home. Possession can be given at
one°. Will also sell the vacant lot, corner
of Mill and BUizabeth streets, which would
maks a Ane building site. For further par-
ticulars se to price, terms, &o., apply to
FRED. ADAMS, Hardware Deuler, Ford-
wioh. 86.4
AUCTION SALE OFFARM
51008,It0PLEMENTo,1008110EE,80.—
F. IS, Scott auctioneer, bas been inatrucbed
by the undersigned to sell by public auction
et Lot 29, Gon, 14, Mofiillop, :(11 mile Weet of
Walton, on Saturday, June 80th, at 1 o'clock
the following valuable property :-1 broad
mare, 1 draught horse 6 years old, 1 driving
inure 6 years old, 1 draught gelding 1 year
old, 1 roadster gelding 1 year old, 6 milk
°owe, 1 pedigree Durham bull 3 years old, 6
heitere and sheers 2 years old, 10 heifers and
steers 1 year old. 0 Spring calves, 1 brood
sow to litter, 1 store hog, 7 pigs 2 mouth',
old, 00 hens,1 truck wagon, 1 lumber wagon,
1 pair bob -sleighs, 2 single buggies (1 rubber
tire) 1 new nutter, 1 :Keystone bay loader
new, 1 Massey -Harris binder almost now, 1
Deering mower, 1 pea harvester, 1 hay rake,
1 died harrow, 1 get diamond harrows, 2
walking plows,1 gang plow, 1 Frost & Wood
cultivator 2 eats double harness, 1 set single
harneea. I new cook stove coal or wood, 1
wood heater, 2 bedroom auibes new, 12 kit-
chen theirs, 6 dining -room
chairs, 1
Nation -
al
a -nl Dream separator and Other articles. Bale
without reserve As gohas leased
thfarm and ie going West. Torms—AII
summit
BUMS of ge and tindercash,over hat amount
7 wonted oroint will o s; 4lven on sb. 0 bar
approved (diva notes; 4 per cent, off for
oath on credit amoante. A. MoOIIAIG, pro-
prietor ; F. 8, Score, auctioneer.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the' estate of William
Young, late of the Township of Grey,
in the County of Huron, farmer,
deceased.
Notice is hereby glven, pennant to Revis-
ed Statutes of Oniario,1897, Chap, 120, and
amended Acts, that all oreditora and others
having any elaima against the estate of the
said Wa11am Young, who died on or about
the 1st day of buns, 1008 ate required on
or before the 14th day of July, 1900, to send
by post, prepaid, or deliver to A.B. Mac-
donald, Brussels 1, 0., solicitor for John
Young and Henry Young, Executors of said
estate, their Obristian and surnames and
addressee with full parbioulars 10 writing
of their claims, the statement of their ao•
counts and the nature of the soouritiee Of
any) hold by them, verified by satisfaotory
deo oration.
Ahd uotioe is further given that alter the
said last mentionedstate the eatd Rime -
tore will proceed
meeed toto distribute the estate
of the dammed among the parties entit-
led thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
notice and that the acid Executors will
cot bo liable for the assets, er any pori
thereof, to 00V pall no or parsons of whose
slat h e sante mall not Have been received
by u d at the
eels this 10111 day of Jnne,
A,D.,1906,
A, B. MACDONALD,
40.0 Solicitor for Executors,
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
$
OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for 5005100 on
hie ppromisee, Nt;orth Howiok Boundary, an
English it orltehire hog. Terms, $IAO, with
privilege of returning if noeoeoar
LIDS O. JAC/aria,
44.1! Proprietor..
TOAR FOR SERVICE. --THE
undersigned will keep for eervioe on
Lot 21,0°11.1% Grey, the Improved Berk-
shire Hoar, "Fairview Goldfloder,"No, 02490.
Pedigree may be seen on application,
Tsrma—$3.00, or ei145 oeoh for two or more;
Borkabire uowo $0,00. All who aro lntereet-
ed in raising the Ideal Bacon Hog and the
bog that will make the moat money should
gee this bog before coin any other.,
anti J, E. MoXN 1'0818, Orabbr oak 1', o.
:x. ra,Ww,w+la,r40,1
MOVAL
CASH PRICES
ON SHOES
Owing to the itlnreaso in our business we
have decided that one pr0500t promisee are too
small for both lines of goods, namely, Shoed
and Harness, and will remove the Shoe stock
4140 the store lately vacated by Downing Br»a
and will in future oondnob the Shoe Bnsioess
in that store while the Harness Badness will remain 4l' its present promises, 01
the 15th of July wo expeol to move the Shoe ebooli iota its new home, and bslievifg
You will bo willing to help us remove )til you 001
before that date, it we give you enffofsnt induce-
ment to d0 aa, we will reduce all prioes on Ladle.'
and Gents' Fine Shoes from the 28rd of June until
time of our Removal, Dud while ons valnot are at
ell times good, ab the Reduced Prices at wbioh we
will offer them, if you want Shoes you cannot re-
ft'ee to buy.
Remember these Reduced Prima are for Doth
only.
HARNESS
•e.ttl 'tenet i t,i le'I,i'I,i'I tatattat•„'
1 C. UCHADS
BOOTS c9 SHOES
Sheriff's Sale of Lands
•
County of HuronBy virtue of a
writ of Ftei•[F.S.
las Issued out of
TO WIT: TAigh Mai rtes of
Juebiee and to me directed end delivered
against the lauds and tonemeubs of Joseph
Burton, in a suit in widen the said Joseph
Burton appears as plaintiff and Wm. Look -
midge, John Lockeridge and Mary J. Camp-
bell, defendants, I have seized and taken Su
execution all the right, title,iutoreat and
equity of redemption of the above named
Joseph Barton, in, to and out of the West
Half of Lot 68. running number, in the vil-
lage of Brussels, County of Huron and
Province of Ontario • which laude and ten-
omeuts I shall offer for sale, at my office, l0
the Court Rouse, in the Town of Ood0xtoh,
on Saturday, the Finirteenth day of July,
1000, at the boar of 11.80 of bbe cloak a. m.
B. G. REYNOLDS
49.4 Sheriff, Huron,
Sheriff'e OMoe, Goderioh, April -4, 1000,
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even numbered section of Dominion
Laude in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 28, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the sole head of a family, or any male over
18 years of age, to Cho extent of nuc -quarter
motion of 160 acres more or leas.
Entry may be made personally at the
local land• oillee for the dietriot in which
the laud is situate.
Tbe homaeteader is required to perform
the eoudlt:one oo0nected therewith under
oue of the followfug plans:
(1) At least six menthe' residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each year for
three yearn,
(2) If the father (or mother, if the father
is deceased) of the homesteader resides
upon a farm in the vicinity of the laud
entered for the requirements ae to resi-
dence may be setioded by such pereou re-
etdbug with the father or mother.
dense uponattler farming s his land owned eby bin
in the vroiniby of his homestead, the re-
quirements as to residenee may be Retie -
bed by residence upon the amid land.
Sixmonths' notion in writing should be
given to the Oommiesiouer of Dominion
Lauds at Ottawa of Intention to apply for
patent.
W. W. CORY.
Deputy of the Minister of Interior,
N. B. Unauthorized pnblioation of this ad-
vertisement will not be paid tor.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Triple Screw Steamers—
VICTORIAN and VIRGINIAN
Turbine Engiuee—No Vibration
THE CANADIAN ROUTE
From Montreal
Visborfa¢ Juue21 Jnly ]9 Attg ]0
Ioalen June 28 Jnly 20 Aug. 2s'
Virgllinn f July 6 Aug. 2 Aug.00
Ttruttian July 14 Aug. 0 Bop. 0
Rates of Plumage
andFirs620,76.t Oaliiu—r,70 and upwards, aneording
to eteamor. Second Cable—$48.50 to 347.00,
aceording to steamer, Third Class— 327.00
Montreal to Glasgow
Moderato Rate Service Weekly 8al11ngs
For further particulate, mote and Bogota
apply to
W. 11. KEIRR,
rigout Allan Line, Bruseols,
GRAN!
CHOPPNG
The undersigned bog leave
to notify the farming oommunity
that they are now ready to do
all kinds of Grain Chopping and
Crushing at lowest rates. All
work w,»ll be promptly and can, -
fully attended to.
Manitoba and Ontario Flour,
Bran, Shorts, &c„ always in stock
and sold at Market Prices.
ThueIl Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building.
H�s�liu� Business !lug
Ewan &C o.
are busy these days pushing the Carriage busi-
ness. Il' addition to our own make of Rigs,
which are A 1, we handle Buggies manufactured
by the Canada Carriage Co., Brockville, and the
Brantford Carriage Company, Brantford.
Wood Work aid Jobbi g a Specialty
Painting and Repairing attended to with neatness
and dispatch. Tho celebrated Harland English
Varnish used in our paint rooms.
If you want a new Rig call and see us as we have
a large display and sell at close margins. We
OM save you money.
EWAN 8c Co.
BRUSSELS
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