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Wanted
-' e .. ait Eo , n tt ' or meta the Bret year, The following
orop of corn, rants; rape, Summer !allow,
(l
year cow oeroals, and eeed diem down
— with plover again es oo1301-W0UB grain
2'IIcgs ()Ar, NDY. 8, 1906. I raiding le a aura way to foster weede,
I 7'o fight against any spacial weed or
"'! I eat 01 weede one must be familiar with
TRIP TO THE OLD LAND, ( the habits of this partidular weed. For
ounveulenoe in study, weede may be
divided into three general olaeees. lat.,
Aunaal weede . 2nd, Biennial ; and 8rd,
Berennral weede. A.uunal weede are
those whiob produce eeed in oue year
sad die. Iu this clave are pig weed, wild
oats, wild mustard, purp'e ooekle, rag
weed, wild bookwheat, foaled and
ehepherd'e puree. With these weede the
main thing ie to keep them from seeding,
It fe therefore 83110 scary to either pull by
band or out these weede before the weede
have matured, also to make a pracuoe of
she low oaltivetiou immediately after
harvest to grow the seeds in the ground
plowing later ou in the Fall and anl•
tinting only in the Spring, Bowing grain
and seeding dowu for a time. When
breaking up again a hoed orop ehonld
follow the plowing to catch any weede
whiob may neve eeosped during the
previaue proeeae. Of these annual, the
worst to oombet are wild mustard and
ragweed. The former bemuse its seed,
mature with the grope it ie among also
because the buried seeds have a vita(i.y
of twenty years. When only a emalr
amount is growing iu a field hand pulling
every week is the beet thiug to do. If
very thick epray the ideate when oomiog
into bloom with a mention of oopper
sulphate, Tna ragweed is bad beoauee
it thrives in bay and pasture or waste
land. The planta ebould be pulled or
out before Beed matures whiuh ie general
ly in September or ootmber.
Next oome Bienniate, those whish re.
quire two years to produce Beed from
aced. During the first year only leaves
appear. The root lives over Winter cud
proclaims tate Beed the eeojed year
when the whole pleat dies, root and all.
To this °lase belong the burdook, bull
thiatle, white cockle, teasel, maile0 and
white carrot. Thio Claes of weede givee
little trouble ou cultivated land mostly
appearing in permanent paeturee, road
aides, yards, orollarde, and fence corners,
as they menet eland eultivation, The
beet thing to do is to pall by band where
poeaible or spud beneath the ground all
those whiob may produce Beed.
Perenuiel weeds are those which live
from year to year usually by nuder
groaod eteme or root etalke. To ►hie
ems belong coach gram, plantain, curled
dook, ox eye daisy, Canada thiel e, wild
chicory, toad der, perennial cow thistle-
and
histleand bind weed. Tbie le not the wore'
alma of weed to deal with ee they spread
from the roots as well ea grow from the
seed. Therefore in addition to keeping
them from aeediug the root etalke mum
be starved out and destroyed. To do
this a abort rotation of grope must be
followed giving uo end of ehellow cul-
tivation.
To fight age net bind weed perennial
cow thistle and comb grace, these being
1 believe, the hardest to kill, begin early
in the Beason by plowing lightly. Then
when the young planta appear cat off
abuat one inch below the enrfaoe of the
ground with a broad point cultivator.
Cultivate thue 'several times during June
audJaly, Agood coat' of me.uure and
orop of rape will do a good deal toward
keeptdg these weede in obeek for the
belenae of the Beeson. Gare moat be
taken cot to carry the root etalke on
impiemeute from one Heid to another.
et good plan where only patobee of these
weeds 000ar in a field is on first) appear
anoe to oarefolty dig up all mote, draw
them away and burn them thue prevent
iug their farther epread.
In 0000lusion I might cum op thus :—
Follow a short rotation with tborougb
shallow ealiivatioe serving a double par
pone by not only destroying the weede
bat aim greatly increasing the fertility of
the farm. Sow good geed. Ont or pall
all weede in permanent pastures, fence
corners, roadsides, eto„ and see that
your neighbor does the name.
THOS. R. BENNETT,
Wroxeter, Oot.
After a very pleasant and most epjpy
able trip to Scotland and England my
dangliter and I lauded safety home to
Brueeele, our trip occupying nine weeks.
We had good voyegee both going aid
returning, the old Atlaatio behaving itself
admirably. Many places were visited by
ye whiuh would be beyond the poeeibility
of referring to at length. The Old
Land is rich in historic manes among
wbiah many months might be
(spent with p.easore and profit. The arae
four weeks of oar visit was very wet and
ooid bat the last four weeks were fine
although cool. We aaw four icebergs
atter ooming thrdagh the Btreite of
Belle Isle one day.
The following outline will give some
idea of what we caw while away. We
visited Hawick, Eyemonth, Bt: Abbe,
Ooldingham, Ayton, Barnmonlh,
Birwiok on Tweed, Spittal, Kelso, Edits.
burgh. Went through Holyrood Abbey
and palace ; caw Queen Mary's bedroom,
bed, dressing room, private eeairoase,
Darnley', room, place where Rizzi° wee
mordered, where Darnley was batted,
old fttraitors, walla oovered with tepee.
try• Also saw the pioturee of the old
kings and 'amens, ,Edinburgh castle,
crown room, whiob contains the ancient
regalia of Sootlaod, comprising crown,
eoeptre and sword of State, together with
some royal jewels ; ermory capable of
storing 30,000 stand of arms ; Queen
Mery'e bedroom, wbere James I wag
born in 1568 ; climbed Galton Hill, which
rime to abeight of 350 feet. From its
60 mmit one of the most oompreheneive
views of the oity ie obtained. Arthur's
Boat, which rieee to a height of 822 feet,
and from its summit oue of the moat
panoramic viewe is disclosed. Prineees
street, which ie generally admitted to
stand anrivalled througboat the length
and breadth 01 the kingdom ; Sir Walter
Soott's monameut, which stands 180 feet
high.
Visited Cokietreem, went over the
"Howl," Lord Hume'e estate,- whidh le
very beeatitay. Saw the Brahmmin
cattle, which are the objects of worehip
in India, They seem very shy.
Visited Kelso, which has a floe old
Abbey ; caw F.00re castle on the Doke
of Roxburgh's estate ; the belted cattle,
which are back wish a white belt
around the body. Came bank by Hawick
and by Carlisle to Manobeater, the latter
a large manataotaring city with fine
buildings and large warehouses. From
there to Londoo, where we went to
Alexandra pe'eoe,saw fireworke at night
whiob were splendid. Saoday want to
St. Peale Cathedral. They bave a very
Doe organ and uhoir. I liked the made,
it wee the beet part of the eereioe to my
mind. Sew Wellington's tomb, the old
Batley and new town ; Benuett'e clock
where Ogg and Magog strike the
belle Old Newgate where the oriminale
were banged and Smithfield where the
martyrs were buried i the old priory of
St. Bartbolmew the oldest Ohnrah in the
oily. Agricultural Hall, Islington,
Tower of Londoo, Tower and Blaok
bridge. Waiked dawn the Thamee en•
banirmeat ani saw Cleopatra'a needle
ephixee, House of Parliament, West-
minster Abbey, Parliament etreet, Horse
verde, Buckingham Palace, Whitehall,
Trafalgar Square, brand, Fleet street,
Ludgate, Beek of England, Royal Ex
change, Lloyds, the old George V
vulture (in Diokene) Lombard street,
Finebnrg Park, Hyde Park, Kensington
Palace, Hatfield House, tbe home of the
Doke of Wallington. Saw hie (atatae
right opposite, Rotheohild's House, the
Albert Bell, the Albert Memorial Ken-
eiugton Museum, New Bond street, the
Z,o where there is everything of beast
kind from the elephant to a spotted
mouse. Madame Taeaonds wax works,
went through the tube beneath the
i t aet nehe
Thames River. What i
o d me
most was to see the Brueeele Salt in
London. An aid ledy tram Menaheeter
name to see a friend off for Australia.
They got separated while shopping and
the police were eetir trying to find the
former, who evidently had lost hereett,
8835 up to noon the day after ma etid
missing. She had the younger woman's
hand bag oontal.uiag money, ocean ticket,
&o.
Another time may tell you more of
our trip. Yours Moly,
Wox. TURNBULL.
Brunetti, Oot. 17, 1300.
Thos, Bennett Took 1st Prize.
Eget Huron Farmere' Inattute offered
4 prizes fur the beat eesaya written by
farmers ander 40 years of age, resident
in East Heron. Thu topic was "The
beet omens of oultivatioo in oenoeotiou
with mrxa0 farming to Olean and main•
talo the oleautineee of our farwe."
Toa. R. Bennett, of North Boundary
of Grey towuahip, was awarded the 1st.
prize amoadting to $5. Prof. Oreelman,
of the Oatariu Agrionitural College,
.Guelph, wrieiug Bsoretary McArthur
as to weeny ,aye :—It ehowa1an intelligent
aoqueiutaucee with the most noxious of
our farm weede and the methods of de.
etrautian advocated them reoom•
are se
melded by the highest authorities on
the eobjeat. The eaeay is well composed
and we feel justified in giving it the high
matk of 95 %, Essay is as followe :—
With wetea "au ooeoe of prevention ie
worth a pound of cure." To prevent the
tu:rodaotton of weede the greatest
,vigilance ie regoired. We meet first
take epogial °are to eeleot nothing
but the purest Beed obtainable.
Parbioularly olover and grass seed
and then make an extra effort to
further prevent theof weede el.
spread d
ready growing.
The warfare against weeds mast be
6ommenoed a8 soon ae the ficet weeds
itppear, then the o11ano03 of keeping them
in oheok will be mob greater than if
they are allowed to become eetabliehed
all over the farm. Never give tip the
light however bad the weede have become
as a well directed effort for a number of
yoere o0nnot fail to eradioate the greater
port of the weeds found on our farms,
'2o successfully fight against weede the
termer mue8 adept a system of diversifi-
ed !arming with a rotation of orop, which
will provide for one or two trope of bay
and paeture'on eaoh field of the farm
during five or olx yenta at monk. The
beet general pion of warfare against all
the common Weeds le to have a hoed
Do Youteel Tho Pinch 7
Not of poverty but of come, aching
ooru8, that oau be oared by Potnnm'e
Oorn Extractor y D )n't suffer, ace
"Patnam'a"—Sold everywhere in 25e.
bottles.
Grey Council Meeting.
Council met pursuant to order at the
Towuehip Hall on Monday, Oot. 26th at
1.0 a. m. Reeve in chair and other mem•
bore all present. i8tinntee of last meeting
read and paeeed.
Petition from D. K. Livingetooe and
others for a Municipal Drain, read.
Moved by John Grant, seconded by
Daman Jehneton that the petition be a
appoved and that ByLaw be prepared
appointing John Roger as Engineer to
examine and report on eeme. Carried.
Petititu for Looal Option was present.
ed and after examining the game 10 wee
foond,that there wee ae least twenty•five
per oent of the qualified voters' names on
said petition. It was moved by John
Grant, and seconded by John 0018 that
pet;tion be approved and that a By law
be prepared and published in three con•
eeontive Wailes of THE BRUSSELS POST,
vote to be taken on next Monioipal
Election day. Carried.
On motion of Jno. Brown, emended by
Teo. Cott the following a000unte were
ordered to be paid,:—
Jaoob Kreuter, farm bridge, Oox
Man. Drain $ 12 00
H. Holtzman, filling Brown
bridge approaab aid gravel on
bridge 20 00
H. Holtzman, 1lling Cummings
.+,bridge approach and gravel on
bridge 22 00
H, flolizmme, filling Moleeworth
bridge approach 16 00
r
Neil Mohair, eeleating Jurors4 00
Wm. Stevenson, on oontraot Oox
Mu, Drain 500 00
F. 8, Boott, serving notifies of
oomplaint, Vetere' List Court8
Neil McNair, attending Votece'
List Oonct 2
Aeoh. blebonald, gravel 12
Daniel Neabal, gravel 6
Robert McDonald, gravel.,.,,5
Manialpal World, snppliee2
W. S. MoKeroher, Inenranoe on
Twp. Hull 2
Jno, Sandere, 2 farm bridges,
Oox Men. Drain 24
lama Lake, farm bridge Cox
Mun, Drain 19
Wm. Miller, °leaning drain, Lot
85, Ona. 7, Grey and Ehna
bdy„ Grey'e share,..., 1
Robert MoDonald, gravel on Dil-
worth bridge 8 48
Ralsor.t McDonald, removing old
abatmeut, Dilworth bridge,6 50
Doaga'd McTaggart, 00 outmost
McLean Mau. Drain 228 00
John Coughlin, gravelling 081 bdy.
e 'e alone 18 88
Grey and Wallace,
Wm, Faker, ()Overt Grey and
We lace bdy. Grey's ahem3 48
', Onmminge, drawing timber
and temporary road, Molesworth
bridge 7 00
T. Cummings, light and opal oil
et Oomminge' bridge 8 00
T. Cummings, drawing timber
for Wallace bdy., Grey's share 1 00
Alex. McDonald, culvert Lot 16,
Coo. 2, pad gravelling same2 00
Alex. Mop maid, tile and digging
B. R. 4, Oou. 2 5 00
Jae. Brown, light and coal oil at
Moleaworth bridge 8 00
Jno. Maobaa, gravelling, grading
and gravel ou bdy. Grey and
E,me, Grey's share 82 22
S9m MaNeelaude, jr., grading Lot
28, Om. 9 5 00
Thos. Obapmen, repairing Culvert
B. R. 4, Oon. 7 50
Thee, Ohnpmao, Voters' Litt
Court 1 50
Wm. Miohel, repairing culvert B.
R. 5, Oen. 18 1 50
Robe. MoGavin, tile drain, Lot 10,
Con. 17 4 00
Ohne. Cess, extinguishing fire,
Lot17, Oon, 17400
Ed. Jauklin, removing earth Irma
below MoFarlaoe bridge 16 00
Too. Hausa, Drain bdy. Grey and
El ma 7 75
Choc Stevenson, gravel 19 20
Jae. Ferguson, gravel 26 80
J. W. Rose, part payment Brem•
ner bridge approach 20 00
Lynn Evans, gravel ou culvert
Lot el, Oon. 14 2 00
GilbertTbibideau, lowering cul
vert, Lot 29, Con. 10 8 60
H Cunningham, repairing culvert
Lot 85, ()on. 10 3 50
E. Bryan, wire tenon and work at
Jamestown bridge, Gray's there 8 10
Robert Miller, repairing oalvere,
1, Oon, 11 1 60
Joe. Stevenson, repairing ul•
vert, Lot 14, Oon. 14, on 14th
Con. Drain 8 80
Moved,eaoondei and serried that the
Coanoil do now adjourn to meet on Mon•
day, Nov, 56th, at the Foresters' Hall,
Oranbrook. Joate MaINmoea,
Clerk.
The new Pore Food and Drug Law
will mark it on the label of every Cough
Orme containing Opium, Obloroform,
or any other etopityiog or poia000ue
drag. Bat it passes Dr. Shoop's Gough
Ours ae made for 20 yeare, entirely
free. Dr. Shoop all along has bitterly
opposed the pee of opiates or narootie.
Dr. Shoop'e Cough Cure is absolutely
eafa eveu for the youngest babe—and
it oaree it does not simply eappreea.
Get a safe and reliable Cough Core, by
simply insisting on having Dr. Shoop'e.
Let the Law be your protection. We
cheerfully recommend and sell it. F. R.
Smith.
L,ieetowel.
The Anglican Yo00g People's Ageoei.
ation has been reorganized for the nom.
iug matron.
Roy McLellan has fitted' up an op -
to date barber .hop in D. Reye book,
aoroee from the new Publics Library.
Mise Lene Krotz, who has been en•
gaged in bookkeeping for the poet three
eare in Toronto, has left for Loa
Angeles, Oat., to spend the Winter with
um brother, Herman A.. Bretz.
Several valuable doge have been pole.
oned in town within the poet week or
two. A. Ewe's fine collie died of pole.
ening, and the following day R. 8. Paul
.oat a valuable dog, whiob also died from
poisoning.
The notion's arising out of the disaster
which took place on tbe 31st January
last at the Grand River Bridge, on
the Guelph & Goderich Ry., in which
Mrs. Mahoney and hire. David Moen.
zie, whose husbands were killed, enter-
ed gait against the Canada Foundry
Oompaoy tor 610,000 eaob, and Fred.
Symon, whole arm was oat off, surd
for 95,000, were tried jointly at the
Toronto Aeaiaes, The lease oeoapied
four days, and attar the evidence
was all in the Canada Foundry Co. of
fared a settlement which was accepted
by the plaintiffs. Mrs. Mahoney re•
oeivee $8,900 and emu, Mrs. McKenzie
reoeivea $1,800 and mete, and Mr.
Bymon get. 61,500 and ooete. The
settlement wee made under the Work.
men's Compensation Aot, pad in tbie
Aot there is a provision that the awoaat
reooverabla shall not exceed $1,500 or
Ores yeare' wages, whichever shall be
the greater amount. Mrs. Mahoney's
husband had been a conductor and was
eareing 9110 a mouth. Mrs. Moen
zie'e husband bad been a track mac,
and was earning only $600 a year. So
that iu this way the disparity between
the amount payable to Mrs, Mahoney
21110.0112401
il\ V Y EMB . 1 It
brings moue of Young People every
year from the Parma and Villages of
In our splendid Bot000l 4TIo moutUe
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
f ie2420 ti
TORONTO, ONT.
From o9mmuuloauone rat hand, this
mouth thls year will .bring as many
se ever. It you have not thought of
it, not bad our Catalogue, ;Witte for It
at mato and you will likely plan to
join ns, Addreee—
W. H. SEM, Principal,
Yong, & Gerrard ate., Toronto.
and to Mrs. McKenzie ie explained on
the beide of three years' wages to mob
plaintiff.
Walter Mille, president and man.
ager of the Iugerroll Silica Barytio
Stone 0o„ was in town on Tuesday of
last week od baeinese in oonlleotion with
the company's contract for granolithio
walks. There were 4,018 feet of walks,
and 282 feet of oroesinge laid this season,
the total 0086 being 91,888 90,
B. F. Brook of this gown received e
meeesge informing him that hie brother,
Joseph Brook of Slalom, had died
suddenly Ootober 26111. The deoeaeed,
who was about eixtythree years of age,
had takou ill at hie office, and open
returning to hie raaidenoe a physician
was eammoned, but Mr, Brook bad
passed away before medioal assistance
arrived. Heart disease is attributed ae
the pause of his Budden death. The
deoeaeed wee a well known woollen
manufacturer, and bad been for many
yearn a prominent citizen of Simaoe.
Be leavea a wile, two •grown-ap cone
and two married daughters. B. 3'. and
Mre. Brook and J. N. and Mrs. Hay at.
tended the funeral at Simooe.
WRY STAY •
RHEUMATIC ?
Nothing Short of Folly When Care
le Guaranteed with Eerrozone.
Rbeomatiem can't be oared so long ea
your system is weak and ran down.
You moat first band upend gal 'strength
t., fight off the disease.
Ferrozone aurae because it buiide np,
bemuse it renews the blood and dissolves
the Urio Acid and the poisons that cause
rheametiem.
It ie proved right bees that Ferrozone
dose core.
Ool. H. M. Rose, of Edwards, Bt. Law.
renoe Oo., toe of the fine old heroes of
the Civil War, was completely reeeored
by Ferrozone. Read hie statement :—
"I couldn't get around without a sane,
and then only with difficulty.
"Rbeamatfsm took complete oontrol of
my limbs.
The suffering was more intense than
hardships on the battlefield.
"When my doctor bad done hie beat I
got Ferrozone.
"Then name a quick ohouge.
"Ferrozoue gave me oomfort at anoe,
oe8eed the pain and hook the etiffuesa
out of my monies.
"I am well to day. Ferrozone cored
me completely. I ass jump and ran like
I did forty yeare ago."
Be sensible about your Daae. It your
present medioiee is ueeleee give it up.
Don't experiment again, Ferrozoue is
known on all aide+ to be a Dore that does
core. Why not get a enpply to -day
The sooner you begin Ferrozone the
quicker you'll get well. Pride 50u. per
box or six boxes for 92.50, at all uealere.
Arrangemeple are in progress for the I
opening of Parliament on November 22.
Mrs. Mary 13. Oonrtioe and Mre. Jae.
Wlleoa lost their Ifvee !u a fire that de. '
etroyed the Home for the Aged M Bow.
I manville.
K, 0. Ooneine, all Oxford gradnale,and
Dan. Malienzte wore burned to death
when the Ohilliwnok court lichee and jell
were destroyed by fire.
Jamee (Iowan hue been awarded e
emit root for 1,000 000 ilea, 6 000.000 fact
of IOks nod 800,000 feet of pi iug for the
O.nadiad Nuethern Rlilwuy,
T'wentythree pereoue under eentane('
for droukennees have been releaerd from
Montreal jail on amnia of a finding by
Judge Taeohereau that loots eentonoes
for druikeuuees and loitering are illegal.
Winnipeg is free of smallpox.
Rev. E. R. Hatt, of Iugereoll, died end•
denly.
The snowfall was very general over
Ontario.
John Tolmie, Liberal, was elected in
North Brnoe by a large majority.
Ald. Wyatt, of London, Ont., has re•
signed hie seat, and will go to British
Oolambia.
Several defects are reported in the first
Nene of the Roee rifle to the Nortbweet
Mounted Polioe.
Agnee Murphey was acquitted of the
charge of murdering her infant at tate
Walkerton Assizes.
The jury in the Kleingbeli wife murder
Daae at Belleville fonud the prisoner
gailty of menalaaghter, with a strong
reoommeadation to mercy.
Edward Way, a young eootienman on
the Halifax & Southern Railway, was
found dead near the track, having beau
murdered and robbed of 940 to $50.
8. Leonard Shannon, a0ocu0taut in
the Department of Railways and Canals,
has beau appointed Controller and
Treasurer of the Goveremeut Railways, a
new office.
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BEAUTIFUL
aM LL INERY
A. Large, Fashionable and well assorted stock of
Fall Millinery is now on display at my Show Room
and the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity are cordially
same.
invited to call and examine the
MISS MASON, who has had a wide experience in
ao 'City Millinery, has been engaged for the Season.
0o The undersigned is grateful for past patronage and
04 :asks for a continuance.
80
12 Prices moderate and Satisfaction assured.
98
00
00 R1 \
00 , ■ rl g1 MCKULAY
Doctors Change Thoth Methods
Years ago they fought oaterrb by in•
kernel dosing, They saw this rained the
stomach and changed to the °zonated
air cure, better known ae"Oatarrbozone,"
This treatment i0 aura to core. It goes
to the source of the disease ; it destroys
the muses that maintain oatarrh and
even in the worst casae permanent eon is
guaranteed. Failure with Oatarrhozone
is impoeaible, Antiseptic, healing and
tar -reaching, he boned to oure every
time. Eudoreed by more than twenty
thoueand physicians in Amerioa alone
end sold in 25a and 91 00 sizes by all
dealers.
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
Q110RT HORN BULL r'OR
8 BEavfaB: The andereigued will keep
for service on Lot 7, Oon. 0, Grey, tbe abort
Horn Bull, Scottish Friths, —55829= bred by
J. A. Orerar, Shakespeare ; got by Scottish
Hero, imp, =80102= (79921,) Dam, Gem of
Balleohin, limp, —94184.. Took prizes at
Toronto, London, Tuvietook mad tirueeele.
Terme, 81,50 for grade °owe and 85,00 for
tloro'-breda, with privilege of returning it
necessary. JOHN ORERAR,
10.4 Proprietor.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
9111REE YOUNG SHORTHORN
Bulls for axle. Two were prlee win-
ners at Brussels Fall Fair. They are dan-
dies, Red and roan to Dolor. Lot 8, Oon, 9,
Gray. D. ROBERTSON,
14.11 Bruaeeie P.U.
YOUNG SHORT HORN BULLS
Leloeater Ram Lambe and Bronze
Turkey Gobblers for Bale. Prices reseou-
able. N. A. MILNE, Ethel. . 10.80
ROUND CEDAR FOR SALE -
15 pieces 11 feet long and '9 pieces 24
feet in length. Also a number of 0edar
teeth )bete. For further particulars see or
write THOS. NEWSOM, Brueeele. 16.10
T ARM TO RENT—THE UN.
0011.1501000 wi11 rent for a term of five
yeare North Halt Lot 24,0onoeealou 5 Town•
ship of Morrie, containing 100 acres. i'arties
wanting this kindly 8611 at once so they can
do Fall work, F. 8. 800TT,
C. O. F.
Court Priu:ees Alexandria, No.24, 0. 0. F.,
Bruaeeln, meets in their Lodge Room, Bias -
hill 1310081, on the 2nd and last Tueedaya of
each month, at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome.
GEORGE 8ERR, C. R.
W. L. LEATHERDALE, A, 8.
Li OR SALE OR TO RENT.—
Tho undersigned offers her 100 sore
farm, being Lot20, Oon. 7 Grey, for sale or
to rent. Comfortable douse, bank baro,
orchard, wells, &o, Farm is only 9 of a mile
from the stirring vtllage of Ethel. For fur-
ther particulars apply t0 F. S. Boots, Brun.
sale, or MRS, KATE HOLLAND, 78 Bhater
Street, Toronto. 87.880
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ROPI;RT FOR SAL—THE
P undersigned offers for talo an acre of
land upon width is a eomfortablo dwelling
bonne, stable, fruit trees, good overflowing
well, &o. Property is located 4 of a mile
East of Orunbrook cud oouvenreot to school,
church, poetome0, &e. Poseeeeiou at any
time. Fur price, terms, &u., apply on the
preminee to M. RAYMANN,
011 or Oraabrook P.O.
flOMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
I and 2 acres of land for sale on Walnut
street, Brueeele. Brick house, good stable,
hard and sort water, small orchard, &o.
Property in good shape. Immediate polies -
t:,0 can be given. Also a osmatic brink
making alueuiue for sale. For further par -
Moisture apply 00 the premieoe.
JOHN MOKENZIE,
Proprietor, Brussels.
DROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
uudereigned opera 1,10 house and lot,
situate ou 811111 street, Brothels, for Bale,
It is well located, a convenient and eomtor
table home. Poaeeeeion clan be given at
000e. Will also sell the vacant tot, comer
of Mill and itlizabeth atreete, which would
make a flue building site. For further par -
Maulers au to price, terms, &e., apply to
FRED. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford-
wloh. 88-9
VARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DenerONED offers for Bale hie flue 102
0000 farm, being Lot 15, Oen, 8, Grey town•
ship ; about 07 acres cleared, balance good
hardwood bush. There is a eomlortoble
house, good bank baro, flue orchard, &o, 19
mllee from Ethel Village and thea than G
miles to Brueeele. Plume well folioed and In
good heart, Posneseiou eau be given next
March. For further particulars as toprioe,
Lerma,&t, apply to the proprietor, MA t.,-
LdMONP, on the term, or Et el
P. 0: 18.4061
I1ARM FOR SALE.—A GOOD
dairy farm of 190 soros, more or I ON.
being Lotel and tin the 18111 Concession of
the'lowneblp of Elam, is offered for sato.
Land in good state of cultivation with good
frame house and large bank barn, 150 acres
olearod-70 mores geese—seeded tutu year
Letgo orchard; Well watered by wiudmitl 1
It miles from school, thumb, store poet-
onloe and railway station. At the corner is
abo. 1 cheese factory. This farm is known
as one of Elle best iu the Township of Mot,
As, For further patrionlare apply to GED.
WILSON, Atweed. 174
11AR112 FOR SALE,—THE TJN-
1' DERsIONED offere his 100 aoro Serra,
being e( Lot 10, Oen. 4, Morrie, for sale. 70
sores (bared and all under gross mooting
0 agree, Farm well adapted for 0,08ture, a
uoVer failing spring oreek rune through 11.
Thera is a comtmteblo frame house, Due
bank bare 80 feet square, pig pen and Lou
house 20x00, abd abed 20040 ; email orobard.
Poesoeelou given guy time. For further
partIeulare apply on the premlees or ad.
Drees Brussels P, 0. 1108'1'. BHEDDEN,
Proprietor, 18-tt
LANDS FOR SALE FOR TAXES.
Notlo8 is hereby given that a net of the
lands for sale for arroare of taxon has been
prepared and that ooniee thereof may he
had at tbis Matto, and that the lint is being
published in tbo Ootarlo Gaaetee, in the
laanee of August 18th and 25811, and Beptem•
bet lee and Bth,1800,, And that in delimit of
payment of the taxes and 0u4t8 the laude
will be sold at the court Roueo,15 the Town
0!Godedob,on'Tueeday the 4111 day 01 De.
comber, at 5 n'olook in the atteruou.
8.8m war. HOLMES,
County of Huro), Treasurer,
Treaeurer'e 0010, Goderloh,"Ana, 10,1902.
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PtSSEI.S EVAPORATO
r
On and after the 6th of Septem-
ber 25 cents per bug will be paid
for all good paring Apples deliv-
ered at the Factory. No Small
or Soft Apples will be taken.
J. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor
FALL
MILLINERY HEADY
Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties
THE invitation ie yours to come
and see everything that is cor-
rect and new in Fall Millinery.
Nothing that has been accepted by
the Fashionable of New York and Paris
has been neglected in our Styles.
No formal opening this Season—
just drop in any time.
Girls wanted to learn the Millinery.
Misses ab irk
Bank of Hamilton
Capital, Paid up, $19,600000
Reserve Fund. 2)8.501,001)
Total Asset*, $129,04)0,001
80 BRANCHES IN CANADA 80
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President,HON. W , 01880
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Vice President & General Mauaeer,
JAMES TURNBULL
ETHEL AGENCY
ti
Barings Departmeut—Ample reourity
for Depositors.
Deposita of 8100 and upwards received.
Intereet allowed at current rates and
compounded halt yearly.
ADVANCER made to Ferro era for
feeding stook.
Sala Notes collected and advanooe
made thereon.
Drafts bought and sold,
`W. N. M.08AY, SDs -AGENT..
fd e2r $51.f galt)GdSatr
Toronto Ptiag and
Metal Co'y
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron,. Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Hides, &c , Sze.
Highest Prides for Ali
K. LABEL
Mill st. West, Brussels
GRAIN
CHOPPING
The undersigned bog leave+
to notify the farming community
that they are now ready to do
all kinds of Grain °hopping and
Crushing at lowest rates. All
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Manitoba and Ontario Flour,
Bran, Shorts, &o., always in stock
and sold at Market prices.
Thue1 Bros,
Mill at IiUectrio Light Building.
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even numbered motion of Dominion
Lauda in Mauitobe, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, exoupttng 8 nod 20, uol reserved,
may be homesteaded by guy person who la
the 801e head of a family, or guy mule over
18 yearn of age, to the extent of one-quarter
section of 160 north more or lose.
Entry may be made personally at the
local land aloe fur 813o dietriot lu wbloh
file land le eitunto,
The homtetoudor in requirod to per(orm
8ho ooudltioue 0860000°,1 therewith under
oue of the following plans :
acid cultivation of the laud in each not spar
year fur
t 12) yeare,
(2) R the d )Eh f She
mother,mea a the father
esidoe
in deceased) n the ho vicinity
08 a 111811
upon a Iter h the it meat of Eho land
entered for the requirements as to real -
donee may bo satisfied by snob prima re-
siding with the father or mother.
(81 If the settler hoe his permanent rem -
dance upon fannies land owned by him
in the vioiuity of his homestead, the re-
quirements as to rankle:me may be 80119-
nd by residenu upon the avid land.
eixmontbe' netioe hr writing should ba
Lautdle at Ottawthe a of lute: thou to aDominion
ply foe
patent.
..00
Deputy of theMWbuiaWter of18Yiu, tarter.
• N. 13. Urizod publioaflon of this ad-
vertisement
out will not be paid for.
ALLA LUE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Montreal to Liverpool
Victorian Nov. 8
50018)1 Nov. 10
Halifax to Liverpool
Virginian eaterday,Nov. 14
Mates of Passage
First Oabln-955 and upwards, a000rding
to steamer. Beoond Ca bin— 42G
$ 0 and up-
wards Third Class— 827.00 and 8V28.75.
eioofveal to Glasgow
Mongolian NoV, 6
On rinthian NGV. 16
Blolllau .. Nov.22
Beeond dace 535 and upwnrdo ; Third 01080
828.60.
For further partloulare, rata, and:01202
apl)ly to
W. U. KERB,
Agent Allan Llue, brussels
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Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels:.
dee.
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