The Brussels Post, 1906-11-15, Page 4'CO Nra55eis Vast.
THUS NOV. 16, 1906.
KING Euwaap was 65 years of age last
Friday. Ilia birthday was royally Dale•
brated in many plane iu the Old Land,
IT is rumored that Oaundian troopa
from Halifax may be seat to Gibraltar I
next year j0 exobaoge for a British regi.
maatetatioued there.
BON, Ma. REa0M8 n0derwent a 900.
cesalul medical operation at Windier on
Saturday, He has not been in the enjoy-
ment of very rugged health but we hope
he will anon be fully restored.
TUEsna0 December llth ie the date of
the annual meetiug of the East Huron
Liberal Aseooietion and also the
Nomivating Convention for the Com.
moue. Meeting will be held in the Town
Hall, Bruesele.
TRE
:Brunt daily rehearsal of shooting
aooideote while on hunting tripe shows a
greater necessity for °are on the part of
sportsmen. It would be better to lose
100 deer than maim a man for lite, if
nothing worse.
LAST Sunday evening the first train
from Parry Sound to Toronto made the
trip on the Great Northern.
It made the 149 miles in a trifle
over 7 hours, Regular trafli.o will nom•
m011o9 shortly it is stated.
Doonotoo Parliament will aonvaco on
Thursday of next week, One of the most
interesting and biggest features of the
session will no doubt be the queotioo of
the tariff. A good many assume that
very few radical changes will be made.
Sous say Mr. Meerut wa8 not badly
eat aeon by Mr. Engine for the New
York Governorship, when he was defeated
by 40,000 majority. Well maybe not
but it is quite a load to Drawl from in
under. Mr. Hearst is quite chirpy and
though alightly diefigured is still in the
ring -with the anent on the het word.
We have oar doubts if the election pro-
oedure in the U. S. i9 an improveme06 0n
that in our Oauadian land.
A GOOD many people wonder how it name
to peas that the report concerning West
Elgin, writing down Local Option and
Mr. Hepburn, Liberal oaodidate, was
mailed from the Provinolal Seoretary'a
department, Toronto. The following un•
signed letter accompanied it :-By direo-
tion of the Honorable the Provincial
Secretary I Bend yon, its a matter of
public interest, the enclosed clipping and
draw your special attention to the re.
marks of the Polies Ma ietrate. Should
you comment editorially on Ihie otter.
auae the Department will be glad to
have a marked copy of your paper.
Local Option in Elma,
The Atwood Bee of last week ways :-
Thio good laid township of Dina late ice
share ofexaminant uow. Last Thursday
the ooancil held a epeoial meetiug ao the
call of the Reeve at 5 p. m., for tun pur•
pose of reaetvlug a petition from the rats.
payers asking them to submit a Local
Option By•Iaw to the people next
J an nary.
Tbie petition was presented, eigned by
393 duly qualified voters of the township.
Toe law required 25% of all the voters
and this would mean that 299 names
were necessary, Oue petition containing
22 names was clot received in tiwe, se
that 10 reality 412 persons eigued the
petition. So ter 90 good, everything
eaemed. (ileac etihog, but there was a reef
in the municipal Goean.
The liquor party had not been asleep.
They bau 0800 in the o008a@ minutes
that the moused were borrowing 52000
to be used tin the Hatters were aoileuted.
Teo oouncil had propoeed borrowing
the above named sum from the Bank
of Hamilton, when Reba, Buchanan,
sue of their number, offered the coattail
the money at lower rate of intermit,
Now, the Reeve and Uonooillore knew 91
was not legal for Me, Buobauau to lend
hie money, to the towoebip, but as it
meant a saving of some money in the
towiehip iu the way of Intere81, they
accepted it, thinking there would be o0
man 10 Elena mean enough to call their
8otioh in question.
But that wag where they erred. The
liquor pasty wauted a 0atob, and they
mead it with avidity. Before the
commit Bat for bueineea last Tbnreday, R.
Buohenau WAS served with a notice by
Mayer Waleou, of Listowel, on behalf of
Vat loerger, proprietor of the Elma Hoose
reetratuiog BOobanan from 80ting as a
Oonuaillor ae he was disqualified by vir-
tue of hie ouu)raot 00 lending money,
The other oouuoillore were aleo nerved
with an injunction, rentrainiog them
from paytug any of the township's
mousy to Buchanan, on the penalty of
eaoh being held personally responsible
for snob money,
Mr, Buobauau did not take hie seat as
eonnmllor but the remaining oouooillore
received the petition. On Saturday the
council met for regular boeiuees, but did
nothing with the petition, further than
to await developmente, ae they bed also
beet served with a notice from 0, J.
Wynn, of Atwood, to the effeot that all
business done at the epeoial meeting of
Thursday was illegal ou several grounds.
The council had aleo reoeived a letter
from the townohip'e solibitore, Morphy Jr
Uarthew, stating thab they thought the
township had good grounds for appeal to
v higher mut, against the r0oent do01w
11
Of the Divisional Court q uashm the Sy.
q g Y
Law, In view of this the ooutsell de-
,ided to leave it to the temperance
people to deoido whether they are Willie
to pot up the emits of an appeal to the
higher smart, The opened would thea
appeal the mase and iu Daae of an adverse
deuf8i0u the temperance people would be
reepoueible for the meta of the appeal,
To that end Local Option workers met
letchurch u Mo da
inl � 4 a
the to hodMonday
night. The attendance was large and
the members entbutiaetiO. The object,
of the meeting was explained by the
Preeideat J. A. Turubull, and mou) die
euneiou took plaoe ne to the expedien•
oy of eppeahag. Many thought that the
appeal WAS uncertain and the better way
would be to appeal to the people in
January acid let them settle the
matte, 8008 and tor all. Tbie was flually
decided, and BP organization for the
whole towuehip wee completed for parrying
on a vigorous campaign in favor of
Looal Optiou. Thus the matter will be
eft to the intelligent eleotore of Elam to
decide on the Bret Monday in Jauuary,
A CENTENARIAN.
The St. Themes Journal speaks as
follows of Arch. llsloTaggart, an uncle to
John and Dongald MoTaggart sad Mre.
J. McNair, of they township :-
One of the 00081 remarkable men of
Elgin County, if cat in Western Ontario,
is Archibald MaToggart, ot the
towoebip of ;iialahide. This old gentle•
man is now in hie oue hundred and third
year, and jadgiugfrom hie present hearty
condition, he may yet live some years
o0ger. His teoultiee are moat alert,
with the exaeptioue of his eyes. Cater
sets have Bo effected them that he is
almost blind. He hearing i8 agate still,
and hie mind fairly clear, and hie mem-
ory good.
Mr. M°Taggart was bora in Ayrshire,
Scotland; July, 15th, 1804. When fifteen
yeare of age he removed to the lowlands
of Scotland, where he engaged in Hsiang
for some time. While there be married
stud came to Canada in 1842. Be mane
directly to Elgin County and took up
two hundred acres of lend where he at
present resides. The homestead was
•11 the heart of a pine region, and Mr.
MuTaggart set up a saw min. He oun-
cleoted this for many years, and with his
tarmiog he amassed a ooneiderable
00005)810008.
Some twelve year8 ago he retired -
then being over ninety years of age.
tae still took au active interest tai passing
events, and wee always well iolormed.
About five years ago hue eight began to
rail, eines wh(oh time the old gentleman
ban not taken 80 great an interest in
events.
One of the most unique celebrations
ever held in EIg111 000nty wan the year
1904, when hie handreth birthday watt
oelebrated by A monster Pio nim. Thous
ands of friends and oeighbore gathered
at the old homestead to pay a tribute to
him, and offer their oongratoatioea.
Over eighty members of hie (amity -they
Dame from de tar West ae Oahforuia aim
ae far Ent as tate Coast -were present
aid it proved a remarkable 0008eion.
The old gentlemen showed a keen interest
iu the day's sport and was greatly pleased
with it.
Mr. MoTaggart 19 a mea who has
made many friends. He has alwaye been
be soul of honor and hie integrity has..
been proverbial. He has legions of frieode
and they all seines a keen interest it, the
old man. He has two sons and three
daughters alive, all of whom live in
Mnl8hide Township. Hie wife died some
years ago.
School Reports.
10,00.
e9No. OA
Sr. IV -Eva Bothwell. Jr. IV -
Katie Denman, Pearl Oxtoby, Alma
Spoken, Iva Speiran, George Evans,
Blauoh Whitfield, Willie Speiran. Sr.
III -Mary Meehan, Margarette Hatch
ioson, Wilfrid Whitfield, Lily Evans,
James Doull. Jr. III -Herman Piokrell,
Della Whitfield, Percy Ward, Bart
Speiran. Minnie Hanna, Fred Cox, Stan
ley Maohan, Gorden Whitfield. Sr. II -
Henrietta Deumen, Gerrie Speiran,
Edith Piokrell, Milton Oxtoby, Freddie
Holleubeok, Margaret Love, Millie Cox,
Earl Ratliwell, Wee. Ballantyne. Jr. II
-Ben fiolleubeok, Pt. II- Glydes
Holleobeok, Erio Hutchinson, Stanley
Speiran, John Hoagies, May Douglas,.
I -Ruby Hanna, Leslie Lake, Eddie
Ward. H. 0. MaoGILLIvnlr, Teaoher,
8 8 NO. 1, GREY,
Sr. IV -Addie Grant, Lizzie Hoover,
Bert Darter, Willie Hoover. Ir.IV-
Harvey Hoover, Leslie Switmer, Joo. Mo•
081111m. Jr, III -Ida Rand, Jessie Al.
cook, John Al000k. Sr. II-Rueeel
Carter, Jamee Steveneon, Arohie Engle.
Ir. II -Cora Al000k, Willie Groot,
Willie Hollinger, Stewart Miller. Sr,
Pt. I -Mervin Miller, Willie Alcoak. Jr,
08, I -Minerva Hollinger, Ella Rands,
Voloey, Pandora, Harold Hollinger,
Malcolm Engle, R. LANGDON, Teaoher,
S. S. No, 4 Maims
Jr. IV.—Exam, in Arith„ Lit., and
Hist. -Roy T'huell, 407 ; Martha Mo.
Oatoheou, 898. Jr. 1II, Exam, in
Aritb., Lit„ and Hiat.,-Harry MaOotah•
eon, 448 I Willie Thoeil, 482. Jr. II.-
EXAM,
I-
Exam, in Arith„ Corn„ and writing, -
Bessie Jordan, 602 ; Joseph Thoell, 471 ;
Harvey Mo0utoheon, 442. Pt, II -
Exam, in Spell„ Writ., and Com,-
Jeuny Boott, 323 ; Fred, Thaell, 314.
Sr. Pt. I. -Bertha Stevens, 108 ; Louie
Stevene, 94, Jr. Pt. -Florence Boost,
Ernest Smith, Ida Kernaghan, Roby
Kernagban, I. MoNAA, Teacher,
The following is the standing of the
unpile of S. S. No. 10, for the month of
October. Namee stand in order of merit.
Those marked with a 95ar were abeent
for pert of exam. Sr, IV. -Exam. in
Arilb„ Gram., Geo„ Hist, Ferns Eck.
eller, Arthur Shaw, *Frank Shaw,
•Alio, Thornton, •H. Anderson, *Agues
Miller, Willie King, Mary Forrest. Jr.
SV, -Alma lung, Jennie Moffatt. Sr.
III. --Annie Breokenrtdge, M. Mason.
Jr. III, -*S. Coombe,, John Hodge,
John Moses. Sr. IL -Walter Meager,
*Harvey Cott, Int. II, --Geo, Moffatt,
•T. Robb. Jr, IL -Mary Miller, H.
Goombe9, M. Riobe.rdeon, Grace Curtis.
Pt. IL -Bert Mason, Alex. Shaw, Maggie
Breckenridge. Pt. I.-Selah Breolten•
ridge, M. Johnston, J. T. SonoousN,
Teacher.
School Report of 0, S. No. 8 Morrie,
for October, [Banding based on attend-
ance and general prodolenoy. Be. IV.-
Vina Bowman, 604 ; Frank Bryane, 400 ;
Jr. 1V. -'gena Yule, 510 t Margie Ifuill,
c e er 4 8 Jr.
1 E h Bellere, 3
496. S
r.lI, S
III, -••Mabel Bone, 504 ; Russel Carrie,
498; Harvey Hendereon, 96 ; Roy
Sollars, 9, Jr. II tinned Bone, 447 ;
1 John Riley, 887. Part. II. --Sadie Riley,
694 ; Lila Wilkinson, 870. Sr. PL I, --
Harold Currie, 500 ; Ward Sellers, 289,
Jr. Pt. I. -••John Yuul, 414 ; Irene
1Vilkiueon, 857 ; Charted pehere, 582,
The majority of poor marks is due to
aou•att90d&1108. Parente sbould see that
their children attoltd pun to IIy and
regularly. Chum/ 151 SLLf0AN, leacher,
Report of B.13 No. 2 Grey for unset 1
of October. Namee are In order ot
merit and the star iunioatnn abeeuue
during some of the exams. Ocher V, --
Katie Cluik. Sr, 1V.-Florenoe Clark,
R. Cunningham, *L, Cololough, •J.
Oololough. Jr. IV. -N. Turnbull, I,
blame, •J. Oiled, •0, Stewart. Br. IIh
-J. Oliver, °G. Oololougb, •M. Como.
Jr. IL -E, Clark, A. Stewart, Pt. IL -
I. Ounuingham, J. L Oliver, Sr. pt, L-
I. Steiee, and U. Oulotongh. Jr, pt. I, -
R. 0, Harris, J. S.ewart, J. Clark.
R. Moline, Teacher,
It Mime 111 Your Earn
That same (tough i8 everywhere you go,
deep end hollow becaeee consumptive.
First it was catarrh which could have
been oared by Catacrhozaue. Moral,
slaver neglect a mold, never trifle with
catarrh, go to your druggist and get
Oaterrhozoue. It's in80a09 death to
°olds, puree them in 8 few mioulee.
throat trouble and oatarrh disappear ae
by magic. Oatarrhozoue ie the great
throat, 1109, and brouchial remedy to day.
rhoueaude use it, dootore prescribe it. -
why, because it does relieve quickly Bud
sure thoroughly. Two Sizes, 25o. and
51 00 at ed dealers.
Ethel.
Are your glaesee right 7 Vision
changes ae all things do, See Taube
Son at Fox's Drag Store, Bramble, on
Wedoeeday and Thoreday, Nov. 2lst and
22nd,
P. S. ARMSTRONG DIEe.-Percival S,
Armstrong, u prom(oeut citizen of St.
tlarys, died there Nov. 5th. He had
Deep ill fur some time, but the troobfe
was not thought eeriociel Some mouths
ago his heath began to tail, and he de•
aided to take a trip out West. While
out there he contracted pleurisy and wise
.eid up in the boapilal for eom8 menthe.
About a month ago he retnrued home,
and it was thought was getting better.
However, be had a relapse, and einoe
'hen had been gradually eiukiug. De
oeaeed WAG a man about tortyfive years
,ld, and up t0 the time 0( hie reoent ill-
ness hod never been wok a day in hie
ate. Mr. Armstrong was deoidrdly a
public man iu 50ei0888 and in p-,litioe.
He was for years preaideot of the Man.
hard Mutual Fire Iusoranoe Society,
At the time of his death he was presi.
deet of the Ontario Underwriters' As-
-halation, and for years was preaideot
of the South Perth Reform Aesooiatiou,
Mr. Armstrong's death will be keenly
tet St. Mary's. He leaves a wife and
one eon. Mre. O. Reyeard, of Ethel, is a
0008,11 to deceased.
The Oryetal Oity Oonrier, of There.
lay, November let ,aye -"A gloom wise
east over the whole community on Friday
last when the end and unexpected news
woe received of the death of Mre. R. 3,
Sharpe, which took place at her home
two miles South of town, atter an aline -e
of but a few hours, On Thursday she
had been engaged a8 aeaal fo looking
•titer her household duties, when towards
,vetting she endoenly became ill, her eon-
(ilio0 gradually growing worse, and on
Friday afternoon at 5.20 death ended her
nuffer(nge. Deceased who had attained
the age of 33 years, 4 months and 12
days, wee born ab Mono Centre, near
Orangeville, Ont„ and wait the eeoond
raughter of Jae, and Mre. Robinson.
While bet very young the family was her.
saved of their mother, and ae the eldest
daoghler wag an invalid, the hoaeehoid
duties were assumed by Mrs. Sharpe,
witch she faithfully and e0ergetioaIly
uonduoted until the year 1893, when ebe
mime to Crystal Oity, and io the year
following wan married to R. J. Sharp,
who, with three little daughter0, Mary
Ethel a sit ears Leta Ma e
, Nod Y Y, aged
four yeare, and Ella Louise, aged two
years and cis months, survive her.
Other immediate relatives are her father,
who reeidee In Orangeville, a stater in
San Franoisoo, and two other brothers
in the Mooee Monotain dietriot, Mre,
Sharpe was a fond wife and loving
mother, and although moat of her alteo.
41011 wag given to her family, ebe was
widely known and moth beloved by her
many friends all of whom extend deep
and empire sympathy to the bereaved
family, The funeral 8ervioe was 0(in.
dilated by Rev. F. L. Locke on Sunday
afternoon, at the family residence, and
the remains were followed by a large
cortege 01 friends to their Iasi resting
plane in the Crystal City cemetery.
Like A New Disease
Now to the man who never had 0orn0
ie the pain relieved by Patoem'e Corn
Extractor, Old corns and new ones
cured quickly by "Putnam',." Sold
everywhere.
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bringe scores of Young people every
year from the Farwe and Villages of
n
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iar urn tn our eplepdid 3�bcol--Tlu
CIERAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
TORONTO, ONT.
From oomwuu108t1oae-at hand, this
m0atb Eb,e year w111 bring as many
es ever. If you have mot th0ug115 of
it. nog had our Catalogue, :wine for ft
sconce and you will likely plan to
join ue. Addre98-
W. H. &saw, Prinoipal.
Yong, & Gerrard eta„ Toronto.
You Cannot Get
Another Pair of Eyes
A good 13/t8ou why you should take
the best oars of the pair you have. Hav-
ing secured the Bermes of a reliable doc-
tor of Optics in the person of
DR. A. E. H. GRU PPE
THE EYE SPECIALIST
nod a gentleman of high standing in his
prufesaiou, with 15 years practical exper-
ience, I can recommend his work to give
perfect ee.tiefaatiou. Those who suffer
from defective vision or eye strain iu any
form, kindly call at my store and reserve
an appointment for examination.
H. L. JACKSON
JEWELLER.
Testing and Examination Free.
Montreal will have a new million
dollar hotel on Dominion equate,
(4)The wrecked steamer Turret Bell hie
been condemned by the eorveyore.
Mre. 3, D, Cinder, a W,.odstook lady,
was attacked and badly injured by two
borglare.
Conditions have changed bat alightly
in the Hamilton etreet car strike, The
company have brought in a number of
etrike•breakere, and may attempt to ran
the oars io a day or two.
On aaeo006 of the Quebec Oity Ootrnoil
refusing to endoree the request of the
Rose Rifle Company for an additional
piece of land the oompaoy will move their
plant for the manufacture of sporting
rifles, shotguns and entomalio pundit to
some other plane.
Thompson, a Donald from Stony
Monulain Penitentiary told a remark.
able story at the Doyle murder trial at
Morden, Mao. He said Doyle arranged
with otbere to pat the priuoipal Crown
wltne8e out of the way, and the regis5ra
Sion of Wei see' name after hie murder
at the Battleford Hotel 0086 aleo the
work of Day e's accomplices,
SICK WOMEN
MADE WELL.
Thousands Find the Way Back to
Health Through Ferrozone.
No need for oo many sick girls and w0.
men. Their ills are curable if they give
them proper treatment. Nutrition must
be supplied, blood meet be enriched,
oervee 'strengthened, Hod additional
power given to digestion. Ferrozone
does tbie and more ; it earn 8809 oases
as Ere. N. E. Peabody, of Trenton. She
tree a wreak, savor thought medicine wag
made that mould restore her, yet Per.
rezone was eaooeseful. Among her
troubles were :-
Headaobee, Weariness,
Nervooeneee, Weakueee,
Palpitation, Loge of fleeh,
Dizzy spelle, Poor);8ppetite.
iH.
"I was etriokeuerIStateulentwith narvoneldisease of
hart n et mach. Ment
the a and o Violent head
aches made lite a torture. I was so
nervous and weak I mould scarcely walk,
Work was impoeeible, I couldn't eat or
digest anything, When completely
wreoked Ferroz me restored me. To day
I am vigorous and strong and well." If
yon lank power. of either mind or body its
an evidence yon need Ferrozoue. If you
have nervone spells, feeling of weakness
in the limbo, tiredness in the morn.
ink, you are Bare of mire with Ferrozone,
i Think of it, Ferrozone gives back the
energy of youth, restores vital otomitsa
and 0088180 a earplug of vigor simply be-
cause it 00ppliee the concentrated
uoariebment your eyetem ueede. 50a,
per box or 6 for 82.50at dealers,
1
MOVED TO NEW
PREMISES
-(`� 14ICDONALD announces to the
t� • public that he has moved to the
New Brick Store, - Ethel
and opened up a choice stock and is
ready to wait on customers better than
ever.
Call in and see our new premises.
Hearty thanks to all for past pat-
ronage.
JNOC M0DONALD
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AUCTION SALES.
,tUOTION SALE Ole FARM
300000, Iat0Lnatnwre, Fon11t'runit, dm -
P. 8, Scott, attethu ter, bn8 been iuetrlotod
by the undersigned to Boll by pnb4e anetion
at Lot 1, COD. 10, Grey, on Wednesday, Noy,
'Met, at 1 o'olook, the follow!; g property
2 aged 11.111.080, 1 general purpose antro 4 y08
old, 5 cows supposed in mal', 2 butters 2 yeare
(117 1 steer 9 'minion], 1ether 1 year old, 2
betters 1 year 01(1,4 Spring eslyo8, 1 4tussey
binder, 1 Deering mower, 1 Ata•seynarrie
u111vator, 1 Noxan sued drill, 1 Sharp rake,
9 walling plows, 2 two -furrow gang plows,
1 +et Tinton baarowe, 1 fanning (8111.1 ollio-
der root yelper, 1 pea bat voter, 1 boring
Wa0Wu0 and bite, 1 °lrouler saw shaft, 1
wagon, 1 truck wagon, 1 set bob•8l015110, 1
utter.! boggy, I sot 2,000 Ib Platt rm settles,
I00 ft4 ply 013w rope, oar amid allege ppm•
pieta, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 hay rack, 1 double
,segos hoz, 1 Loudon 18,108 maehlue, 1 wire
stretcher and reel ,1 poet bole auger, l Spoon
and erowbar, 1 glludetone, 1 set log book,,
1 wooden pump, 1 set double harness, 1 set
single harness, 2 robes, 1 large oak lank, 1
Water box a quantity of cedar pposts, 1 bag
truck, 2 bedsteads, 1 cupboard, 1 Daisy
eburn,18 kitchen ohmire, t table, 1 82-20 Mar.
Ile repeating rifle, a number of milk pane
end uiooks nod uumerou8 other articles.
Sete unreserved ae proprietor has sold hie
term. Teres -.S5 and under 0,181, over that
amount 12 mouths credit will be given on
furnishing approved joi01 notes • 6 per cent
oaf fur oath on credit amounts, ENEAS
UR11113.,Proprietor; F, 8, 30000, alto,
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
CIHORT HORN BULL .VOR
1;EnyIOE. 'Phe uudereigued will keep
for service ou Lot 7, 00u. 0, Grey, sue Short
Ruts Bull, Soot ish Prmoe,=63320.• bred by
J. A. ()rarer, Sbakeepeare ; got by Scottish
Dom iwu, =90102= (70931.) Dam, Gem of
Rnlle0bi0, lm ...3410,-. Took prizes at
Toronto, Loudon, 'laviatook and 1Bru68ele.
VAermo, 91,00 for grade cows and 85,00 for
tboro'-bred e, with privilege of returning it
ueoestary. JOHN 011ERAR,
10.4 Proprietor.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
FOR SALE -TWO NICE LEI
CURTER Ram Lambe sired by Imported
ram, and a number of ewes any ase • 81,0
some good young steers. 0. TIIRNIOALL,
Lot 10,000.10, Grey, Walton P.O. 18.50
rlifREE YOUNG SHORT HORN
Bullefor sale. 'Pwo were prize win.
nen at BruseeleFall Fair. They are dan-
dies, Red and roam in Dolor. Lot 8, Con, 9,
Grey.. U. ROBERTSON,
14.91 Brussels P.O.
YOUNG SHORT HORN BULLS
Leicester Ram Lambe and Bronze
Turkey Gobblers for Sale. Prices reason-
able. N. A, MILNE, Ethel. 18.51
ROUND CEDAR FOR SALE -
15 pleoe6 11 feet long and •9 pieces 24
loot fu length. Also c number of owlet
feuee poets. For 'archer particulars see or
write 'THUS. NLW90M, Br08sels. 10-tf
WARM TO RENT -THE UN•
n3081017Rn will rout for a term of Hue
years North Bali Lot 24,Qo0eeeeio05, Town.
obis' of Morrie. containing 100 aeras. Parties
wanting this kindly call at once so they man
do Fall work. F. S. BOOT'',
C. 0. F.
Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24, O. O. F„
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Blas.
hill Block, on the 'dud and last Tueedaye of
oaob mouth, at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
alwaye weloome.
(0140R0E &ERR, O. R.
W, L. LEATHERDALE, R, 8.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
The uuderelgoed offers her 100 aore
farm, being 10320, Oon. 7, dray, for sale or
to rent. Oom100189lo house, hank barn,
orchard, wolfs, 90. Farm is only 1 of a mile
from the stirring village of Ethel. For nor-
ther articulare apply
to F. S. , 70 Erns -
eels,
p pp y
or MRS. A
S HULL ND 79 'Shifter
r
Stret, Toronto. ' 87•5rn
PROPERTY FOR SALE -THE
undersigned offers for aisle ate acre of
land upon which is 0 comfortable dwelling
house, iamb le, frust trees, good over -flowing
well, &a. Property le located 9 of a tu11e
Emit of Oranbrook and convenient to sohool,
°hmoh, postoHioe, &a, Paeeoeeiou at any
time. For ries tortes &o. apply On the
p pp y
premises to b1.. price,
9•tt or Cranbrook P.O.
i)0NIFORTABLE RESIDENCE
\) told 2 aoroe of land for sale on Wauut
street, Bruseele. Brick house, good arable,
hard and soft water, small orchard, 90,
Property 1u good shape. Immediate posses•
olou can bo given. Also a cement brick
makleg nmeniue for sale. For further par-
ticulars apply ou the promisee,
TURN MoKENZ(E,
Proprietor, Brussels,
PROPERTY FOR SALE -THE
uudereigued offers his bowie and lot,
situate on Mill street, Brussels, for sale.
It is well located, a couvenieut and &meter.
table borne. Possession cam be given at
once, 'Will also Bell the va880t lot, corner
of Mill and Elizabeth streets, 9011091 would
make a flue bui,dlug site. For further par.
Looters as to price. terms, &o., apply to
FRED, AUAM8, Hhrdware Dealer, Ford -
W eb, 90-4
L'ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN -
L 0,04,1008D malate 100 Bale 1118 188 102
acre i arm, befog Lot 16, Oon, 8, Grey town.
8111p ; about 97 acres cleared, balance good
hardwood bulb, There ie a oomlortable
house, good bank barn, flue orchard, &o. 1:4
MHOS from lethel Village and less than 6
miles to Bru08818. Plume well touted and In
iven next
good heart. oor furtherrther 510051snla08 an be ae toprioe,
term e, &c,, apply to the proprietor, MA t.-
UULM LAMONT, on the farm, or Ethel
P, 01 10•4*tt
1.11AI3M FOR SALE, -A GOOD
dairy farm of 100 cores, more or lees,
being Leta 1 and 218 the 1S113 Concession of
the '1'owuehip of Elora, 1s offered for 88(0.
Lauri in good state of cultivation with good
frame house and large bank barn, 150 aere0
0leured-70 agree gratia -seeded this year,
La,go orchard ; well watered by wiudmlll ;
19 Miles drum school, thumb, store poet -
011100 and railway station, At the corner 1s
a No. 1 eh8880 factory, 'Alia farm! 18 kuown
ae one of the beet in the Township of E1 -
me, For further patrieulore apply to GEO.
WILSON Atwood. 17.4
!ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
naR8I0Nan Mime his 100 acre term,
being 81 Lot 10, Om1, 4, Morrie, for, Hale. 75
mares cleared mud all under erase exoopting
0 acres, Farm well adapted ler pasture, it
((ever fmilleg spring creel( run8 through It.
There is a comfortable frame house, Hue
bank barn 60 foet square, pig pee and Lou
home 20850, and shed 200401 Small orchard.
Poaeoeeion 9(080 any time. For further
partiuulers apply on the premien or ad•
dress deeaOale P. 0. ROBP, 31314DDEN,
Proprietor, 18-98
LANDS FOR SALE FOR 'FAXES.
Notice to hereby given that a 11,E of the
lands for lade fur arrears of texas 1108 been
May be
had nt Chid eft e,tandp thles at theoof ll99 0 being
pnb110hed in the Ontario Gazette, lo the
(88004 of Angn8t 1801 and 25th, and Soptem,
bar let and 8th, 1906. Aod tusk 1u default of
payment cf the taxes and 0o0te tba lands
bo Town
ofI oda,loL oil 'Tuesday, at tileHtbee4111 daya tB
Gof De
member, at 2 o'olook la the afteruoofl.
0.3m WM, 1103491108,
County of Huron, Treueuron i' -i
Troaeu000'8OIBoo, GodorIob, Aag, 18, 18b5. 13toebtree,e 4 met 8 74le t,d1•artiv4.(a•Ip,ift.ttSLT'!
FALL
MILLINERY READY
Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties
THE invitation is yours to come
and see g n ever thithat is cor-
rect
r'ect and new in Fall Millinery.
Nothing that has been accepted by
the Fashionable of New Yolk 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
abkirk
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Abi Mof- lrwi u+tum+
ie i
fatt, late of the Village of Bruise , n
the County of Huron, wid.w, deceae-
ed.
Notice ie hereby given, pursuant to Reels-
od statutes of Ontario,1897, Cbap, 129, and
amended Acte. that all creditors nod others
having any claims against the estate ot the
said Abi Moff,t1. wh tiled on or about tin
Gth day of October,1900. aro required On or
before the 24th day of November, 3046, t0
eeed-by past. prepaid, or deliver to A. N,
Macdonald, of the Village of Brussels, Wile.
(tor for Joseph Robb and Alexander Fm•syth,
M the 'Township of Morrie, in the C.ru8ty of
Huron, Exeeutare of said estate, their
Christian and suruamee and• addleeeee
with full partioulare le writing of their
claims, the statement of their 000000(0 and
the nature of the 08000818, (It any) held by
them,verified by eatiefaetory declaration.
AAnotice le farther given that otter the
said lest mentioned date the said laxsnn-
tore will proceed to dietrlbote the emote
of the deceased amongst the panics outft-
led thereto, having regard ouly to the
Maims of which they ,hull then have
0otlee and that the said Executors will
not be liable for the assets, or any part
thereof, to any permit or pereone at whose
Maims notices shall not have been received
el them at the time of 8110[1 distributieu.
Dated at Brussels this 8rd day of Novem-
ber A.D., 1900.
A. B. MACDONALD,
18.3 Solicitor for Executors.
lf'f�78t4 r1E:Ks10460rAtSii z1:5?
Banit of Hamilton
Oapltal, Paid op, $0,500,000 ' S
vp Reserve Fuad. $7.50.,000
I1 Total Assets, $29,900,000
A'' 80 BRANOHE8 IN CANADA 80
Preaideut, . . RON. WM. GIB80N
Vice Preeident & General Manager,
e TURRNBULL
JAMS t@'
ETHEL AGENCY
Savings Department -Ample security
Y
for Depositors.
Deposits of 81 00 and upwards received.
Intereet allowed at Durrant ro9eo and
eompounded half yearly.
t ADVAN0E8 made to Farm era for
feeding stook.
Sale Notes eolleeted and advanoee
made thereon,
Draft bought Drafts 8 and Bold,
W. N. MaHAY, sora -AGENT.
Tzta5,t s:7tf3 $�.sa9te1Gi2gar
Toronto It az and
Metal Oo'y
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Elides, Ste., Ste.
Highest Prices for All
K. LABEL
Mill st. West, Brussels
,BmmSTsc,.e..mea,.o,
Synapsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even uumberod 0005(00 of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba, 8aekntobow,w and
Alberta, exoeptiug 8 and 20, not reserved,
may bo homesteaded by any person who fa
he sole head of a family, or any male over
18 years of ago, to the extent of Duo -quarter
section of 100 aoroe more or less.
Entry mus be made personally at the
local laud ufllee fur the dletrlo5 in whioh
the laud fe situate,
T[1a bomeaEaedor is required to perttrm
the cooditiooe connected therewith under
Cue of the following plane :
(1) At least elx months' roettleeee upon
and oultivatiou of the laud 10 ouch year for
three years,
(2) If the father (or mother, if the father
is deceased) of the homeeteador resides
upon m farm in the vloielty of tate laud
entered for the reguiremeute as to rest -
dimwit maybe 8atl8Had by Buell person re-
siding with the father or mother.
(3) If the settler hue hie (10rmana01 reel-
de0oe upon farming land (tweed by hint
iu the vicinity of hie homestead, the re-
quirements as to reit/deuce may be weft•
ked by reeideuee 0900 11'18 num! loud.
bixmoutbe entitle in writing Should be
Londe at Ottawa of inteutiou to apply for given to the Commissioner of Dominion
N. W. 0035Y,
Deputy of 111p ublieter of futerior.
N. B. Unauthorizedwill
a paid.• tiro of this ad-
vertisement (sill mut be pawl for,
ALLAN LINE
•
WO,
ROYAL. MAIL. STEAMERS rti>•
Montreal to Liverpool
Victorian Nov 8
Ionf a0 Nov. 10
Halifax to Liverpool
Virginian Saturday, Nov. 24
!sates Of Passage
Ffret Cabin -$00 and upwards, o0oord(09
to steamer. Second (Tobin -842 00 mud up-
wards. Third 01108- 527.55 mad 428 70
atonire11 to Glasgow
Rlongoliem Nov, 8
Coriutbt an .... Nov. 15
Sicilian
Nov. 2.1
Second elate 585 And up Wards : '1'11ird Blase
SUM,
For further partfenlare, rates and tloltets
apply to
80, t1, REEK,
Agent Al1au Lino, Brnae018
SALT
Farmers or. Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kiud of Salt1
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
agY'U•6f'Ytaa:B'0.tf"t0a•D"WLy'N.ofiJ"TJ,rosECYtGG67"tllIalp.t a 2
BEAUTIFUL
MILLINERY
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
invited to 01611 and examine the saute.
MISS MASON, who has had a wide experience in
City Millinery, has been engaged for the Season.
The undersigned is grateful for past patronage and
asks for a continuance.
Prises moderate and Satisfaction assured.
MRS. MCK1NLAY
,M