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lIIURSDAY, QGl. 25, 1906.
MR. RONALD WRITES
ENTERTAININGLY,
To the Editor of Tan Pon :
Dan Stn,—Mr. Wellman, the Ohf-
eago Blau who ban been prepariug to go
to the North Pole via airship balloon,
to now to Paris getting the machinery
all rebuilt. It wee made there, but found
altogether too light and unreliable for
the work. A !nab start will be made
early next Summer. Steueland, the
Sweodieb trauduleut banker ot Ohiaage,
wtta overtaken in hie flight at Tangier,
Mortice°, brought book and an hie arrival
indictments and proof,' of his large steal-
inge in bad epeoultbioue were arraigned
before the Court eo qutokly that within
4 houro he was hustled off to state prison.
Feare of a0eaeinatiou from some of hie
22,000 depooitore was the armee of each
prompt dispatch of Jaetioe.
The oity of Obiaogo has 42 miles of
underground railway for freight delivery
only, seeing blockades on the already
congested down town thoroferes. Great
buildings 6 and 8 Btoriee—Bums very
handsome—are being pulled down to give
way for newer, modern 10 to 20 story
etas' elrualares. All the debris ie sent
to the water front dump grounds via
tits underground tunnels.
Most of the railways are reducing the
fares to 2.e oento per mile trbm 8 oenbs
as heretofore and Belling tiokate at 2
eente per mile when $20 ie parabaead.
The Oentral telephoue girls were not
allowed to enter their own premieee by
front doors, manager demaudiug that
they enter via rear alley where several
saloons held forth, and menaced often by
drunken men witb insulting remarks.
The girls rightly retased and a strike re-
sulted with whole telephone service de.
ranged. The pity rejoined to hear of the
girls winning their point. The manager
of another lot of factory working girls de-
manded that they ehoold cease singing
at their work as they could not do so
mole work and Bing too. Tbey oleo
etrook, protesting against euoh a debas-
ing order. Am glad to inform you they
also won out. The grasping, greedy in
humane element is being gradually re.
hexed by the united, intelligent working
element. Eight hours its now the legal
standard day's work, a taw nine, very
• few ten houre, always excepting the pour
workmena' wives, raining a family,
wboee work is never done, they indeed do
the hardest hell of life's bnrdeue. Yet
wonderfal to relate how a brand new
bonnet or dread will obeer them np suet•
ing to oblivion the darker aide ot their
uphill life. What would we do without
these dear better halves of oore 7
The Chicago Record -Herald oorreepoo-
denh has left Rueeia sod is now e fu aria
Paria,
France, writing up the real gist and
o,gse of the separation of ohuroh and
State in Eliot country and being closely
followed up by Spain. Io appears that
duriug the reign ut the let Napoleon in
order to have the goad will ot hie whole
people he agreed to pay to the uomeroas
priesthood, biebope, etc., eight milliou
dollar./ yearly, and hae been kept up by
the government ever efuoe. The church
for name years back has not appreoiated
the present farm of Demooratio regime
urging all the students iu eoboole and
universities to ignore it and talk up a
monarchial reform. Becoming uubear
able to those in power the government
said they would etand it no longer,
stopping forwith all salaries to church
•oflmmle. The 001, io a nutebell of
France's pre,ea0 dieturbaoaes, it in the
beginning of it reform, religions freedom,
that will away the Nations for goud.
The Bunke of Chicago have over five
hundred millions an deposit ehowiug Ito
great finanolai prosperity. Its sooty at.
moephere with the horrid smells a0 limes
from the packing houses and cattle kill•
ing yards ie most disagreeable yet
withal there are the fiueet streets, bottle
yards, parks and handsome residences
ae could be found in any other oily, the
wealth to produce which is simply fabu
lou°. Many arose streets, the old Nichol
eon pavement kind, are in a deplorable
eoodition and it will take years to replace
to good order with aephalt and broken
atone upon which they are now bard at
work relaying.
You nen live in Chicago ten years and
never know your next door neighbor,
eooial epberea seemingly totally ignored,
each so busy with his or her own affairs
no time. nor interest in their neighbors.
Eveu in ohuroh circles this appears to
hold good to a regretful extent. We
have lately removed to Detroit, many
relatives and trieuda near ne, and preeent
lovely weather is most enjoyable. A 5
oent street oar ride ie a great attraction
for the working people ou afternoons
or evenings in warm weather. The
people are now demanding 2e to 3 Dent
fares. Tile railway monopoly re a gold
mine to owner's. It has bean proven
that the coat is only 2 ciente in oittee of
over 100,000. A mate meeting hae been
held pra0eetiog against the 6 Dent over•
charge, The State of Michigan hae just
leaned an eetimate of having steed 12
million bushels of wheat averaging 12
baebele per Rote, 60% loss than last year
and quality inferior. Oats 40 million
baebela, 29 boebele per acre ; beets 1
million tone, 10 tone per oore. Our
Oanadian taxmen my thank their stare
that they are domiciled en a far more
prosperous agricultural country, and
feet assured for happiness iu life there's
no balm like oonteotmeot• Yuan, eto.,
J. D. RONALD.
Detroit, Mich., Oot. 19, 1906.
A Convention of the Huron County
poet lefeetere aseembled iu the Town Hall
Oliutou, ou ''Tuesday the 10th
Whilst the meeting was not largely at-
tended the dreouesioue were pwlitable,
the interest well eueteined sed many
items of interest diepoewd of.
D. B. MoKiunon, of Blyth, 000npied
the chair and W. T. England, of Oredi
tan, East noted as Secretary,
Atter full dieoueeiou and 10 being con•
ceded that the beet system or orgaufza•
tion would be the formation of o0auty
aeeooiations, with repreoeutitivee from
these to attend the proviuotal meetings
it was deoided to proceed to organize
under the name of the 0ouoty of Huron
Poet Mestere' Aeaociatiou,
The following officers were elected :
D. B. McKiuoon, Blyth, President ; P.
Hanlon, Centralia, Viee-President ; W.
T. England, Crediton Eaet, Seo.-Treae-;
Thos. Farrow, Brunets s, P. Fisher,
Winghaw, E. Christie, Exeter, and A.
D, Sutherland, Seaborth, with the above
named °tiieere constitute the Exeoutive
Oomnithee.
It was decided that the payment ,of
the 6lemberehip fee of the Provincial
Association should entitle to member-
ship in the county association, it being
expected that a small percentage of these
fees should go to the County to meet
oeoeesary local expense. The President
and D. Sproat were named as delegate,
to the next meetiug of the Proviaoial
sesooiatiou.
H. E. Proctor, of Aurora, secretary of
the Provincial oseooiatiou, wee present
and gave and instructive address, making
specie' reference to the advantages o!
organization lied dispensing the 9000000
prospects of the P. m's anti possibilities
of improvement by the intelligent oo-
operation. The following resolution war
unanimously adopted ; "That we, the
members of Baron C000ty P. M's
Aeeooiation, desire to express oar ed•
miratiou of and oaufidenoe in Ira Strut.
ton and in hia advocaoy of oar oauae, and
heartily commend the Foetal Current to
to all our influence to Marlette' its Dir•
oulatiou.
It was resolved that the next meeting
be bald at Cliuton spine time in January
next.
Prevention, ne the name implies, pre-
vent alt ()oldo and Grippe when taken
at the eueeze stage. Preventioe ale
toothsome Dandy tablete. Preventive
dieP q Yr
of ate all colds uiokl and. taken
sorry wheal you Scat foal tial a void is
coming, they obeok and prevent them.
Prevoitios are thoroughly sate for chil-
dren, and ae effectual for adalte. Sold
add recommended in 5 tient and 26 oent
boxes by F. zi. Smith,
Jahn Sweet was streak by a train at
Kingston and killed.
The Hebrew congregation of Kingston
Will build a small synagogue at a coat of
$10,000.
Detective Warner, who' was wounded
in the labor riot at Baokiugham, Que.,
died. of hfe injurfeo Monday.
The body of W. E. Stewart, of Ottawa,
who disappeared on 001, 6, was found in
the bay at Brookville.
SPLENDID NEW DEPARTURE
A Canadian Pictorial Publication
Started at Montreal.
time. at Carlsbad Sp[,lhgo, In .9aelrie,
and three weeks a0 Dralorden'e Sant•
tertum at 8ranittort. Mr. iyylitoI.ereu, fe
muob improved iu health and will oou.
tinea the treatment under a trained
nurse who a000mpanied him tram Oaria
bad,
STOOK LOADING MACHINE.
The Neepawa paper ,°aye:—A perleetly
enooeeetul stook loading maabine that
will do the work of mouy pitchers
iu the field was exhibited on the
term of P. M. Stewart West of Neepawa
last week. The maohiue is the iuventlon
of Mr, Stewart's brothers, of Molesworth
Ont„ and be patented in Canada and the
United States. The teat bare was the
first tree of 11 in the Wset and farmers
deolare It hoe solved the harvest help
problem for the Weal.
The machine is built eomewbal like a
hay ]order and eau be used for that put.
pose also. It is shaped like a bibelot and
drawn by three boreee;the sheaves are
pinked up iu front of the platform carried
across it, elevated over the big drive
wheel and deposited at a height that
drops them into the basket reek of the
wagon 10 be loaded whioh meet be driven
along side at the same speed.
The elevating apparatus oonobets of
slate armed with iron epikee alightly
carved ; these work ou endless 'Mafia at
4aob end and piok up the sheaves ae the
(refit of the platform reaches eaoh stook ;
earner elate convey them aorose
the platform and a similar set of hooke
un elate raise the sheaves to the
height required. The "elate" are really
hollow iron piping but they treed like
the elate on a binder oeavae or the old
fashioned straw merrier°,
Imagine a short eeotion of snob carriere
attached to a binder iuetead of the knot•
ter and a set of Beoh slate picking up
+heaves in place of the knivee in front
.and you have it fairly aoonrately. An
ingeoiou0 device folds the hooka out of
play, for the return, 0e Boon as they have
deposited the sheaves. The. loads _ were
eat ou laet week in about three mino0ee
apiece ; the maohiue will easily keep six.
teame or more going ; it will keep s
thresher fully eapplied.
Lnagiue. the saving to a farmer or
thresher io help alone, while the loin of
orop avoided In eeaeone when the weath-
er ie anoertain will be a huge gain to the
province If these be generally adopted ae
they Barely will.
Stewart Bros., figure that these
maohinee oan be profitably put on tbe
market at from $200 to 9250. They are
willing to consider a proposition to give a
share of stook to parties investing with
intention to manufacture in the West
and to open negotiations as 00 establish
ing the manufactory at Neepawa.
Now its the °banes for Neepawa to
aeonre an institution that will grow to
huge dimeoeiono in a short time. Let
the Board of Trede and coanoil make a
definite and generous offer and the re -i
dents take stook enough h to insure the
g
immediate establishment of the business.
The plant would be simple and wonld in.
elude a foundry equipment, a thing that
is badly needed here anyway and would
pay good dividends in itself. As for the
stook of the proposed machine factory
0 would be one of the beet investments
possible. This is a chance other towers
will bot be Blow to appreciate it Neepawa
is too slow.
b' "
The names of the "qraP im And the
"Illustrated Loudon Newe" are hoaee•
hold words wherever the Euglieh tongue
is spoken. But in this oouutry they
cost six dollars a year each, a cum that
placer' them among the luxuriee in which
only a few oan indosge. Now, however,
Canada has eomethiug that, for a mere
fraction of the oat, will take the plane
of these high grade illustrated period-
icals. The first number of the "Canad-
ian Piotoriai" baa jut been issued and
is a remarkably flue publication.
Everybody litres pioturee—specially
pioturee of live interest. And it bee been
unfortunate that for smell pioturee
Cauadiauo have np till now bad to
depend on the high prioed publioatione
from Britain and the United Steters,
which commie a Large proportiou of
pictures and other matter of little or
no interest to Canadians. But We are
glad to see that Canada's need in this
reepeot is to be moat worthily tilled by
the "Oanadian Piotoriol" which is
evidently going to exoell, if possible, the
bigb etaudard, set by euoh pablicatioue
as the "Illuetrated Loudon News," the
"Graphic," "Frank Leslie's" or "Oo,
tier's." And yet it will be very muob
cheaper than any of these, for it has its
name and fame yet to make. Aud
though cheaper, an tootle of the Canadiau
Pictorial will Contain about a thoneand
,uuhes of pioturee, eome of them fele page
pioturee, fit for learning, many of them
of international intermit, and none of
them but win be ot iuteteet to Oauadiaoe.
It is indeed being edited entirely from
tbe ()mediae pmol of. view, but with a
wide horizon, embraaiog the greet world
wide interests, the management having
secured oouoeotione with the leading
photographers in all foreign 000ntriee,
the telegraph and cable bong used to
aeonre the pbotographs at the earliest
poeeible moment. Ae int name suggeete
the "Canadian Pictorial" will cornier
largely of pioturee, pitmans of the lead•
lug features of the world's newt ; 91010000
of world famous people, in which Cana-
dian men and women will talte their
righ0fal places ; 910000es of Oaaadiao
events and scenes ; pictures of Canadian
enterprise ; pictures of fashions and
patterns ; pioturee of ohildren, of beauti•
lul thioga, onriona things and inventions
ouap shote of ammale and photo aonteete
of "Soppy Oowioal oituatioua" or news
eveute, with money prizes for the beet.
Verily a twelve month of the "Caned•
iao Pianoral" will be worth binding. He
shape to similar to the pablloatbone LLI•
ready named above, or about 10 by 15
Mabee the page, The price is Ten oeote
a oopy. One dollar a year including the
remainder of 1906 free.
Fria Year Case Exactly.
You know how you feel,—blue, sickly
and heavy, Bach morning you wakon
in a dell "dopy" oonditlon and wioh it
were night again, Your liver ie wrong
and neede fixing with Dr. Hamilton's
Pills ; they do core all liver ills, At
ouoe the system ie relieved of poisone,
blood is eeriohed and purified, appetite
IpOreaBee and
digestion ion Ptake oP
Health
e ante Dr. Hamilton'sI return b a
and vigor
Pelle make the body proof against weak•
nese and dieeaeo. For your liver, your
kidneys, your etomaob, for the Bake of
your looks and teelinge, try Dr. Muni'.
ton's Pille, 250. per box at any dealers.
Potatoes in the vicinity of Mitobell are
a splendid orop, and there are no ocm.
plaints about the grab nnieanoe. Farm-
ers who have taken up a hundred base or
more nay that they have never had a
better Sample and that tubers are tree
trom rot.
A. F, MaoLaron, M, P„ and Mrs,
MaoLaren and sot Kenneth, have re.
turned home from Europe. They left
Canada last May;and spent meat of the
W. P, Near, B. A. hue returned from
Chllliwaok, B. 0., to take a poet graduate
course in the Bohool of Praotioal Svienoe,
,Xorouto.
The libel suit entered some time ago
againet Ald. Gordon, Stratford, by
men -Mere of the board al worke, hue been
withdrawn,
John Wilson, employed en oorp0ration
wont, Blipped ou a plank walk in the
Oentral hotel yard, 6t. Marys, nod
fraotured a boas in hie leg.
W. R. Riddell, Ii 0, Toronto, at one
LIMO a leacher 10 St. Marys Collegiate
Institute, wart appointed to the vacant
Judgeship in the Ontario High Court.
Stratford'° population is thirteen
trimmed and some odd,aud wliat'e more,
these figures do not include the famous
Old Boys' Re union, Saye the Toronto
Daily Star.
At the emotion sale ot Ralph Stevens,
of Blanshard,etook brought exceptionally
good priori. Borne of the cows brought
867. One dolt sold for $101,60, other
stook accordingly.
In the death of William V. Hatton, St,
Marys lodes one of her grand old men.
Itis death oauurred Taeeday morning,
Oot, 16, at hie borne, "Westover Park."
Several years since he met with an
aooideut, austaiuing a fracture of hie
thigh, ane Mime that lima he had been
unable to leave his bouee without
aeeietanoe.
J. A. Chesterfield, plumber, St. Marye,
was eeriouely injured in a runaway ao•
oident. He was thrown from hie rig and
had hie Lice badly out and hie ankle
dielooated. He was driving down the
hill in front of the Latter Day Saint's
ohura l when a bolt holding the whiffle•
tree broke allowing the rig to run into
the horse's heele. The animal beoame
unmanageable and in turning a corner
Mr. Chesterfield was thrown out.
A serious aoeident marred at Stuart
Bros.' mill, Mitchell. The orank strop
on the eugine broke, and this amused the
arose head to give way. Then the piste;
broke and knocked the end out of . the
oylinder, smashing the valves. The eon•
Deeding rod, of the engine was driven
through aha wall of the mill. Mr. Blook•
wilt and Mr. Dalton were in the engine
r0003 at the time, and had very narrow
escapee. Mr. Dalton's leg was alightly
injured by the flying cylinder bead.
Phe mill was running night and day, ae
this 1B the buoy eeason with millers, bat
it will have to be shut down forabout a
week to make repairs.
Health Depends Oa Geed Blond.
Everyone who flees Ferrozone baa good
oolor and great vitality, Reason tor this
is Ferrozoue'e power to ore0te nourish•
Mg blood. eI was broken down, had
uo etrengtb and couldn't eat" writes
Mre. Chas. Benny of Oloyne, Ont. "My
nerves were irritable, I was thin•blooded
and continually unhappy. I tried Fer-
rozone. It gave me new anergy, force,
vim. It brought me strength—made
me well." Greatest tonio and re -builder
ever known is Ferrozone. Sold every
where in 50o. boxes.
Perth County.
Stratford votes on the Kemp bylaw
Nov. 6.
The exoavation for the new poet offioe
is well ander way. at 6t. Marys.
H. E. Switzer, of Kirkton, will open a
butcher shop in the market hall, St,
Marys.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
ohurob, St. Marys, are arranging to have
a fowl supper about Nev. let.
In the treasnrer'e statement presented
et the Stratford council is an flan for
police court floes of 9882 50.
The annual convention of the Stratford
District Epworth League was held in
Mitchell on Oat, 9th and 10th.
A large crowd took in the Fall Fair at
Kirktoo, and '0 is estimated that nearly.
8,000 people were on the grounds.
The vital etatietioe of the town of St.
Marys for the month of September were,
births 4, marriages 5, doatbe 7.
Mitchell rink promoters have within a
few hundred dollars of the needed
capital to go ahead with the building.
The annual meeting of the Stratford
Presbyterial Booiety Wail held at Kr,ox
ohuroh, Listowel, on October 16 and 17.
Another o d settler of Mitchell has gone
to hie reward, in the person at -Wm, R.
Williams, aged 80 years and 10 months.
St. Marys waterworks pumped daring
the month of September 8,678.488 gallons
of water, a daily average of 12,218 gal
Iona.
Mise May E. Thomson, of St. Marys,
left for Syracuse, N, Y., where eke hae
been appointed soprano soloist of the
First Methodist chetah.
6. Banton, who bas been oonneoted for
some time with the Stratford Herald,
has accepted the position at editor of the
Lindeay Watobmau Warder.
The oldest rea(dent of editeholl pained
away at the age of 99 yearn, in the
person of Mre• John Levy. She had
been a centiuuoas resident of the town
for fifty-seven yearn.
A report that oil 'I has been strived: in
the Niaeoari well torus out to be n
'wild oat" story. Drillers are at work
rimming out the first well put down and
are yet only about half ihtongh that
work.
The opera home at St, Marys le under-
going extensive repairs, A vestibule ie
being erected on the main floor to ensure
freedom from noise anddrafto and some
other neoeseary improvemeute are else
being made.
S. N. Danaey, formerly an employee
at the St. Maryo Argue office, and who
for the past three years bag 0000pied the
pooition of oity editor of the Guelph
Herald, leaves in a few days for Wood•
stook to hike editorial elrargo of the
Expreao in that city,
YOU NEED STENGTH.
Vitality is Lacking and You Must
Hare a Bracing Tonic at Once.
You're eiok and need medioiue.
Not an emulsion to sicken the stomach,
not a "dope" care, nor bitters,—but a
nourishing tonic that will increase
weight, strength and spirits,
Try Ferrozone and watob the remit.
Because it gives instant effect end
new flesh it ie used
builds n e
aEeadil , by
y
P
thousands in iR•hea( Eh.
No other medicine contains more uutri.
went, supplies better building material.
makes you feel well aid strong lie quickly
es it did tura. Charles Benny, of (Moyne,
Ont.
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G. N. McLaren
HER STATMENT.
"I was eiok.
"I was broken down, had no strength,
000ldn't eat, I wee eleeplese,
"My nerves were irritable. I was thin -
blooded and continually unhappy.
"I tried Ferrozone,
"It gave me new energy, force, vim.
It brought me comfort, etrengtb-0 made
me well.
It's by making the appetite good, by
instilling iron and ozone in the blood, by
fortifying the system with reserve
etregth that Ferrozone a000mpliehes so
much.
You'll have new life in a week, in a
month you'll be like a naw being, Try
Ferrozone, it elw aye justifies itself, 50o,
per box or six boxes for $2.50 at all
dealere.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE ALSO
sura bred Letoes0er Ram Lambe,
8-tf N. A, MILNE, Ethel.
THREE YOUNG SHORT HORN
Bulls for sale. Two Were prise win -
oars at Brussels Fall Fair. They are dan-
dies. Red and roan in ealor. Lot 8, Con. 0,
Grey D. ROBERTSON,
14.01 Brussels P.O.
AUOTION SALE OF FARM
BT001, 1ttPL8tt0NTe, tea.—F. 8. Scott,
auctioneer, hae been 1notruoted by the un-
dersigned to sell by publio auction at lel
Lot 10, Con, 6, Morrie, en Tuesday, Oct, 80th,
at 1 o'clock, the following property, viz 1
heavy draught mare euppoeed in foal to
'Hawarden," 1 heavy draught horse 5 years
old 1 driving mare 72 years old supposed in
foal to Kaplan with Kaplan Omit 8 mouths
old at fade, 1 Cootumer 10113 rising 2 years, 1
mare 6 yours old supposed in foal to "Master
of Art;" 1 roadster 2 years old. 4 cows sup•
posed in calf, 1 farrow now, 1 steer rieiug 3
years, 8 heifers tieing 8 years, 1 ttoer rising
2 years, B heifers rielug 2 rears, 8 Spring
calves, 1 klaeeey-Harris binder, 1 Wiener
seed drill, 1 Nair bob-elebghe, 1 set iron har-
rows, 1 gong plow, 1 root pnlper, 1 fanning
mill, 1 wheelbarrow, about BO bene, A10 to
be sold without reserve as the proprietor ie
going West. 'Terme—All fume of 56 and un-
der each, over that amount 12 mouths' credit
will be given on furnishing approved joint
notes; 6 per stn t allowed off for cash on
credit areollnt8. F. B. 8001T, a0Otl0neer;
JAMES TURNBULL, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
—010—
Valuable
0P
Valuable Farm Properl y
IN THE TOWNSHIP OP GREY
Under and by yfrtue of tbo Powers of Sale
in a pertain Mortgage made by one Alfred
Ward, to. the Vendor, now iu default and to
be produced at 0110 time of sale, there: will
be offered for Bale by Public Anctiol) tot the
Central Hotel in the Town of Bruetele, on
Saturday. rda . the Third Dayof November 1000,
at the hour of 12o'clocknoon
Alt and singular mat pertain panel or
brant of ]and and ship of rey, i o, l e and
belhg 10 Otte Township o! Grey, in 0010 0000-
ty of Huron, being oompeled or the west
Half of Lot Number Thirty -Tour in the Fifth
Concession of the said Townobip of Grey,
ao0tal plug twenty-0Ve acres, more Or 1088,
TERMS 01' BALE,—Tbe property will be of•
tired !or sale oabjeot to a reserve bid, Tan
per Dont et the purchase mommy to b0 paid
to the Vendor or her Solicitors at tbo time
of Bale, and thebalanae within Thirty days
tbereaftor without interest, If Bemired an
arrangement W111 be made by wniob part of
the purohaeo pride will be tenured by First
Mortgage with ihieroet at Live and 000.3alf
per cent. Per further partlonlary apply to
11E1GHING TON & LONG, Bome life Build,
ing, Toronto, eolieiteee 100 the Vendor ' er
t0 A.B. MACDON ALll, SoIbellor,iirOOoels,
18 Dated at Toronto this 80i day of O 0 bbor,
1
Brussels Daylight Store
U,'ereee,'Ip'e"b'ie' ndoNea'4,",t4Na'b'h,'4� \,� Idhau'i,'Ir't'4,"li 4,"I,,IIi Itilu'h,'Ir4d,6",i,u'iu'It'O,'In'h,'6„Ib'Ui'il,',u',u'eAh^e'4i'i,,'RAlit� at"b'li'lu'Ir'h''I,''I, 4i'4,'la'I,' I, I, llry,'i,1h,'Ir,tut,n
Ladies' Fur Coats
We have without a doubt the very boat values to bo bad in Ladies' Fur Jackets—Trim-
mod and Plain. There are none better ootid few to equal our Jackets at the prices. We start
them at $25.00 up to $50 00, with all the between prices as well. We have something "Spec-
ial" in our Fur Coats. In the first place they are "interlined," that is there is a heavy fitted
lining between the skins and lining proper—this relieves the strain on the pelts. This "costs
extra" but we have learned from experience that it pays iu the end. Then our Coats are all
lined with extra heavy Skinners Satin, and in places whore there is extra strain on them they
are hand sewn with linen thread. They are made from choice soft Skins, good curl and beau-
tiful bright doss. They are perfect fitting garments and are guaranteed by the makers and
by us. We cordially invite yon to call and examine this stock and compare them with others.
Fur Ruffs, Stoles, Caperines, Caps and Muffs
In all the newest designs—Natural Sable, Dyed Coon, Grey Lamb and numerous dyed
Furs called by different names, and the prices are the lowest, at from $2.00 to $18.00.
Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats ready for your Inspection
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes—complete assortment
Winter Underclothing for Ladies 4. Children, Men dr Boys
Here's a Good Thing in Flannelettes
Just now when you can make good use of some wide Flannelettes we offer you a snap
worth investigating. 17 pieces good quality, fine, even weave, 35 and 36 inches wide, 8c
in a choice range. of patterns ; take them while they last at per yard • '
$1.35 Black Sateen Underskirts for 98c
5 dozen Women's extra heavy quality Black Sateen Skirts, extra full sizes, beautifully
made, all double stitched, lengths 88 to 42, aro good value at $1.85 ; take them 9QC
while they last at each
Cloth Coats for Ladies and Children
We have had wonderful success for this, our first season in Brussels, in this depart-
ment, and have still some choice garments left. We have also some splendid lines in the
Children'8 Sample Coats. We are in a position to save.you money on these.
Dress Goods and Trimmings Ladies' and Men's Furnishings
Always the Highest Prices for Produce Goods Right or Your Money Back
Yours forNest Door 0
G1 McLaren
Mutual Benefit G. N. j�American House
ARM TO RENT—THE UN.
DERelex0D will rent for a term of ave
ships et Morriss. aootaiuiot ng 100 acres.Coneerialon Parties
wautiag this kindly nail at Once otohey' eau
do Fall work.
C. O. F.
Court Prinoees Alexandria No 24 O 0 F ,
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Bine.
hill Block, on the 2nd and last Tuesdays o1
each month, 018 O'olook. Visiting brethren
always welcome.
GEORGE KERR, C. R.
W. L. LEATHERDALE, R. 8.
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
uuderelgned offers for sale an sere of
land upon which is 0 comfortable dwelling
house, stable, fruit trees, good over -flowing
well, &e. Property ie located 1 of a mile
East of Oranbrook and convenient to school,
churob, poetoQ0oe, &e. Possession at any
time. For prlee, tormo, &o•, apply on the
promisee to M.101YMANN,
0.01 or Oraobrook P.O.
1'ARM FOR SALE—TAF, UN—
DERBIONED often for Bale a good 100
nate farm, being NI Lot 21, Con. 3, Morrie.
All in grass or under orop. Brick veneered
house, bauk barn with atone wall, sheep
house, deo, Good orchard ; well lowed ;
near school and church. Possession oan be
given next March. Mor further particulate
apply to G. W. 'PURVEY, proprietor, or
Bluevale P, 0. 8-t!
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
and 2 mores 01 laud for Rale on Walnut
street, Brussels. Mole house, good etabte,
hard and soft water, small orchard, eke.
Property in good stupe. Immediate poesee-
sMon can bo given. Also a cement brink
making maonlue for sale. For further par-
ticulars apply on the premises.
JOHN Mali:19NZIE,
Proprietor, 130000010.
DROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undersigned afore his house and lot,
situate on Mill street, Brunie, for sale.
It le well located, a convenient and comfor-
table home. P000eeelou eau be given at
once. W111 also nen the vacant lot, corner
of 111111 and Elizabeth streets, which would
make a fine bnildieg site. For further par.
ticulars as to price, terms, &o., apply to
PRIM, ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford-
wioh. 80.4
11ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN—
DERBIeNnn often hie 100 acre farm,
being e0 Lot 10, Oen. 4, Morrie, for sale. 76
aoreo cleared toad all under arae° exooptiug
c aures, Farm well adapted ter pasture, a
never failing spring creek rune through it.
There is a oomfo,tablo Prame house nue
bank barn 80 fent square, pig pen end hon
hoose 00160, and abed 20x40 ; small orchard.
1'0eoe0e10t1 givenany time. For further
particulars apply on the premises or ad.
droee Braeaole P,'0.-R0B'T, 8HEDD0N,
Proprietor, 28.04
Li'ARM FOR SALE.—BEING
Lot 02, Cou.0, Grey, containing 90 norma
all cleared exoopt'3 a0ree of hardwood bush,
and is in a good state of cultivation. There
in a good brick bouee and eitobou ; bank
barn 40x80 with atone stabling • straw house,
drive house and other out buhdings; good
uroleard, good drilled well with windiest.
od adjoining the vil-
lage
elere a
"h Soria fete]] j 8 v
1 of
logo n Ethel, whore there is all eord of
eooy termoen, The farm aril betoldoy
sae WILLIAM
For further MON, pthel P. 0. apply
tnWwLleM sL1anSMON,Eehelr.o. 124
LANDS FOR BALE FOR TAXES.
Notice is hereby given that a list of the
laude for Rale for arrears of taxes has been
prepared and that eonle0 thereof may bo
bad at title ol100, and Mutt the fret le 0eing
published In the Ontario Comore, in the
mites Of Auguol 18111 uud 96th, and Septem-
ber eat and 803, MO, And tbat lb detenit of
paym0ut 0r Me takes and coke aha lands
will bo sold at the Court House,ia the' Down
of Godot loll, on 'Tuesday, the 400 day of De•
ember, at 2 0'01000 in the afternoon.
8.8m Wel, i1.0Lt1158,
County of Huron, '1roaeuror.
Treaouror's OWce, Goderloh,;Aug, 10,1805,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 sore
farm, being Lot 20, Con. 7.000y, for sale or
to rent. Comfortable house, bank baro,
orchard, wane, deo. Farm in only b of a mile
from the stirring village of 1711101,. For fur-
ther particulars apply to F, 8, 800tt, Brea -
eels, or MRS. KATE HOLLAND, 78 Shuter
Street, Toronto. 87.3m
Bank, of Hamilton
Capital, Paid up, $2,500,000
Reserve Fund, $2.801,0110
Total Aseote, 809,000,000
80 BRANCHES IN CANADA 80
President, . - HON. WM. GIB80N
Vice Preeldent dc General Mauener,
JAMES TURNBULL
ETHEL AGENCY..
ti
Savings Department—Ample eeourity
for Depoeitore.
DOpoeite of 51 00 and upwards reoeived,.I
Interest allowed at current rates and
compounded half yearly.
ADVANCES made to Ferment for
feeding stock.
Salo Notes collected and advanaes
made thereon.
Drafts bought and sold,
W. N. MORAY, 0hB•Ao(00.
1 k % °tics a P 5a
ALLAN
LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Montreal to Liverpool
Virginian Oot, 26
I'mdeian - Nov. 2
Vlotortan Nov, 8
Ionian Nov. 111
Mates of Passage
First Cabin -870 and (, wards, acroording
to steamer. 800011d Oobiu-940,50 and up-
wards, Third Claes— 827.60 and upwardo,
lteduoed Winter rates, .First Cabin, in ef-
fect beginning November lat.
IlIontreai to Glasgow
Pretorlan Oot, 25
Numldlau . Nov 1
Mongolian - Nov. 8
Second alma 500 ; Third glass 52000
For further particulars, ratter and tickets
apply to
W. 1I. It1ltlt,
Agent Allan Lino, Brueeole,
S
LT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to tbe
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels, . Mill st. West, Brussels
3fist'iilip3
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even numbered section of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba, Baekatohetvan and
Alberta, excepting 8 mud 20. Dot r00erved,
may be homesteaded by any person who 10
the sole bead of a (amil y, or any mule 0000
18 years of age, to the 081000 of Dna-quarter
motion 01100 ,acres more or lues.
Entry may be made personally at the
local land' ofboo for the distelot In which
the laud to situate,
The homesteader is required to perform
the ooudltioueoouneeted therewith under
one of the following plans
(I) At least six mouths' residence upon
and oultivation of the laud 10 eaoh year for
three years,
(2) If the father (or mother, it the father
is deceased) of the homeateador resides
0900 a farm iu the vieleity or the lend
entered for the requirements as to mi-
stime(' may be eetieae,l by such mama re -
Biding tulle the lather or mother.
(81 1( the settler hae his permanent resi-
dence upon farming land owned by him
in the vicinity of 1,10 homestead, the re-
quirements on to reeldonoe may be e00ie-
0ed by t•eoideuoe upon 0110 said land.
Six months' notice in writing should ba
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lauds at Ottawa of intention to apply for
pateu0,
W. W, CORY.
Deputy of the Mluietot• of Interior.
N. B. Unauthorized pnblioaliou of this ad-
vertieemeut will eat be paid for,
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 Ontottio Flour,
Bran, Shorts, &e., always in stook
and solo at Market Prices.
Thuell Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building.
To:onrto Rag and
Metal Co y
V
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Norse Hair,
Hides, &c,, &c.
Highest Prides ;For All
K. LABEL