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TORONTO, ONT.
118 046 of the lust 250 eche from buelneea Tt
76 Mine wo have titled Kir PEEN or the LI,
miasma we had no ono ileo rea,ly
le simile We. have aloe bad 82 gads ��
tor
re of othePolreimmushiest Coa. 101 ex.
,� enrolled
here 0
Bhorthaud Hohoule wore enrolled here
I:1 during the la•t two years. We believe g
I b We have the host 0u 00li'y al Halloo]
e
r iu moods, We thoroagu•y satiety oar 1i
is atudopta, Write to day for oataluggue, if
W. J. L4LIUT:1', Prmoipul.
B MB YONUE AND ALEXANDEtt t1T0.
NMEUICAL CARDS,
1)R. R. A. BURNS-
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1'3d0eeeeee to Dr. J. A. iU e:intiglltoll
Brussels, Ontario
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tool of A of I. l o l l Post 4 ,unto
1 and a NowYork
School of o leges! Surgery, a u
Member of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons
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000oef of maria.
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Utnce'sad resldeuoe same as formally oa-
aapied by Dr, MoNaugbtoa,
Diseases of women a apoolalty.
Whose Ne. 01.
BUSINESS CARDS.
VT H. MoORACKEN-
7 m Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 0f
floe at Grocery, Tnrnberry'street, Brussels.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER Ain ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
Millie in the rest Mee, Ethel. 80.0
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
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IS prepared to give loosens on Pion.
or !teed Organ. Terms on appiwatron•
roaloniao add ress-B ruosels. Basidenea-
Lot 8, Oon.10, Gray. Puplla may have their
lessens as their own homes it profaned.
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ISS MARGARET NI'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Mesio.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howiok Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
01Boe and Residenoe-
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
metnie000,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. Sa BER, will sen for better prices, to
butter men in leas time and lees' chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
be won't obatrge anything. Dates and orders
oan always be arranged at' this office or by
p arsenal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLULVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the office of THE Poem, Brussels. 2211
VETERINARY.
('r A. CUNNINGHAM-
(...A m Honor uroduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary college, is prepared to treat all die -
oases of domestleated animals in a coroner,
out manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk buyer. Oaths
promptly attended. to. Of loo and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Tornberry.et.,
Bruseele•
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
B. MACDONALD-
SucceBarrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta.
ssor to Lt. R. Blair. O18o0 over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels. Solicitor tor Metro-
politan Bank.
NVDIn. SINULAIR-
• arrle&er, Sullottoq,Uonveyanoer,
Notary Public, &a, Oihee-Stewarfe Block
1 door North of neutral Hotel.
Solicitor tore the Standard Sauk,
pitOUDFfOOT, RAYS & BLAIR-
IA1i tISTEl6B SOLIOITORB, NOTARIES
7?OBLIU, 18800.
W. Paovno DoT, K. 0. 11. O. Hare
D. F. Shan.
OPBoee-'Ulhoso formerly occupied by Meain%
0amerml 1 18016,
Go0E18100, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
IENTlgtr
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeoning Ontario and First -aloes Honor
Graduate of Toronto Utaiveralty. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Balling,
BRUBBALB.
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STRATFORD, ONT.
11 'Mils salami fe rooeguized'to be one
iZ. of the loading (Minus Soloole in
11 nwurlaa. Our graduates are in 1e-
fwand as Buelhees ooliogo teacher%,
The most rcoeut appboatigu we re. 11
oeived for a EOnoher offered 01/00,08
per aaunm, Wo bo110ve we aro nu-
ll
1'p
e uing me .t the moat progro89lye and f,t
Eup -to -data business training 0uheels in
E,( 10eProt: 08, The demand neon ua 1
for (glide help is 9overal thrum 1.1.161 sup..
t lily. WNW Poi Use Catalogue,
1ry0y liLLl0I'0 ei MOLAOHLAN, 11
al erineleal8,
alt
(J EWEL.R Y
STORE
I !lave opened a Jewelry
Store iu the MoKins
Building, and my stook
18 new and well varied.
Special attention paid
to Repairing.
You will find my prints
moderate,
D. BLAKE
sad Nan !tent
e a mh the
Fox le ter ae hand w(ti violin
I
He playa at the Teethe concert Deo. 7011.
Don't miss it,
WENN did you laugh last �Hear Fax
on Deo. 7th and have ono more smile b •
e
fore Christmas.
Do you want a bargain fn news.
papers 7 THE POST and Weakly Globe
till January let, 1908 for $1-85.
THE fat gobbler is overcast with gloom
ae he notes the ehorbeuing days and the
early appraaoh of the merry Ohrietmae
tide.
Too poetmaptere of Renfrew and
Carleton minutiae have formed aeennia.
Hone for mutual improvemeut iu their
work,
THE latest Le an umbrella that looks
with a key. The man who steely it from
you Bode his theft does him Lo good,
for he Ruda he amino open what he has
etol8,,.
WE Hee to remark that Chrietmae
shoppers will find exceptionally goon
opportunities for making their purohoee,
right bare in Bruseele. Read the ad
verlieemente of our merahants in Tun
POST.
TEEM 0000081 iu the Town Hall,
Brudeels, Friday evening of this we. k.
The beet talent known has been 000age0,
3,lien Jean MaLeuuh u, will be the au
uumpaulet. Get your Boat early, Thi
plant of Hall ie at Fox's drug were.
Plied get quick relief from Dr Sboop'a
Magic Ointment, Remember it's mad,
alone for Plies -tied it works wi.h
uertawty and eatiefaotiou. Itob(nk,
painful, protruding, or blind piles d,eap
pear like magio by ice 00e. Try it and
see. Sold by F. R Smith.
Tun Poor and the Weekly Globe nun
Canada Farmer for nue year for 9185,
,he balance of the year free to new sun
eoribero, This is a newepaper euap
We oan only make this great offer for a
limited time. Renew at once and get the
benefit of tufa remarkable bargain.
Do son enjoy a good laugh 7 -It so
hear Jas. Fax, the well known bamoroue
vooaliet, at the Taunts Couoert, Brussel.,
Deo. 7th. Be will sing :-"A Meddler's
Medley," "Hooligiu'e fanny dress bat,"
"Only a laboring man," and "Hae ouy
body seen ma bri,ber Charlie."
BEIM THE Pon to your friends for a
Obristmae preeent, It will go to them
every week in the year, and will 000eta0t-
iy be a reminder of the folks at home.
1* will be oue ot the most acoeptuble gifts
yon could poeeibly send. Make a note of
it on your 1150.
Rev. A. Molimnto, of Wyoming, form
erly of Walton, taw just issued from the
press smother book, the product of hie
own pen, eutitled "The Eauoake Preach
er." Mr. MuKibbiu, uuder the nom de
plume o MaoClote, published an interest.
ng work a oouple of yeare ago. Yuu
ehoold read "The Panoake Preacher."
Catarrh of the nose and throat should
lead you t0 at Iciest ask ae for a. trial box
of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Care. Nothing
so surely proves merit ea a real, moths.
tent -and Dr. Shoop, to prove this,
earnestly deeiree that we let you make
the teat. This dreamy, mow white, bosh
mg beim, soothes the throat and nostrils
and quickly purifies a foul or feverish
breath. Gall and i0veeligate. F. R.
Smith,
TEE Wroxeter Star remarks :-The
Godorioh Signal is of the opinion that
the time has come Jor W. H. ,Kerr,
editor ot THE Simms POET, to be ohoeen
ae the Liberal Ueudidate for East Huron.
Mr. Kerr will make an excellent member
for tbe Dominion Roues.We o not
o d o
wish to say anything detrimental to our
preeent member, but it ie our opinion
that which ever oandidate wine either
will make an exoellent member and will
look well atter the affairs ot East Huron.
WHEN you have read thie.*0800 of THE
POST you will likely Bend it to your
daughter, eon or tome friend living tar
away, eo they may the what ie happening,
in the old neighborhood. That wi l omit
you ole oath for ouch issue 08 62 ciente
for the year, Why not drop us $1 00 and
have it mailed every week iromitbie oOioe
until brat of January, 1908, It 00011
then reach your friend at the very earleet
date and regularly, and will be eppreoiat
ed. It will be a weekly letter from name.
We will do our part. You do youth,
To have a beautiful, perfect, pink,
velvet like lips, apply at bedtime a light
floating of Dr. Shoup'' Green Salve.
Then next morning, notice oarsfully the
effect. Dry, cranked, or colorless lire
mean feveriehuooe, andStea8 well ill
appearing. Dr, Shoop''. Green Salve
ie a soft, creamy, heating olutment, that
will qulokly oorreot any skin blemish or
nilmunt. Get a tree trial box 'et. our
store and be aonvinoed. Large, Glens
jets, 25oto. F. R. Smith.
INSPECTOR RoBn.-The following ape
peered in some of the 00. pa ere and
will be of local ielereet :-Mr. Robb wee
born iu Ireland in 1847. His family
mune to Carbide iu 1854 and settled in
Kingston, where hie brother and e(eter
reside. He began toaohing m Pnblio
b of 000100 6
(then Uommi u) e0 o No. ,,
Amherst Island, in 1894, end immune
there for three years. During the Fenian
excitement in 18111 he joined the v,lun
teens, and et the close of the year attend.
ed Military School at Kingston, taking le
eeaood and afterwards tiro olaee certi0-
atte.in Wilitery Drill and E0000my. la
1867 he took eharg0 of the Birmingham
Pnblio Soheol, where he .taught . for
thirteen yoaro, After attending the
Toronto Hernial School for otle year 416
oaro'010'Clinton an Mathematical Master
of the MO School ih that piaoe, sober°.
ho romaitted nine yoare and until he wee
appointed to hie preeent poeitiou in dune I
1890. Mr, Robb ie now a rseident 01
B ousels, He iia member of the A.. F.
apo A. M and ado of the Chapter.
Biter HonoreeOANDIwATL.^-The Wing.
1"•m Times says; -The newxpapere of
Heron County have been guessing who is
likafy to be the Liborel oandidate for
1S ,lib Huron for the House of Commons
•t+ul the general opinion eeemo to be that,
W H. Kerr, of Brnecelo, will be the man.
elle Times oan heartily endorse Mr, Kerr.
Il.+ La a man wbo hoe taken an active
iederest in Liberalism for many years
end ou the platform and through' hie
paper has :teethed a number of oandidate'
10 win parliamentary bemire and now
that the epportouity mains here, be
ahoeld he given tbe nomination. With
;Y1 r, Kerr, a men honored in all parte of
the riding, the Liberals should be able
to win eaaily. The mane of R limestone
of Windham, has been mentioned ae a
candidate. Be would make en exoellent
man for the position, but at thepresent
lime hue no desire for parliamentary
honors, The annual meeting end
nominating oonvention will be held in
Brneeele ou December 11th.
Lorne Shier was called 60 Port Elgin
where his uncle hod died.
Mise Wilbie M8Gre11
1 is laid
up with
attack at, e sok of rheum iia
a m.
Knowleun Elliott, '
D 0 lett far -Winnipeg
to
qi
resume 'e t'
a duties with the P R
Mise Lottie Ardell is home teem Bolton
where she spent the past md'inery sea
eon.
Geo. Howse, the new proprietor of the
Albion Hotel took poeeeesiou on Monday
of last week.
Will. Holmes of the Sao, was in tows
visiting hie brother, H. V. Holmes,
manager of the Bank of Hamilton,
The funeral of the lets Wm. Bell who
wee -killed at Reveiatook B. 0., took
plane on Friday at 1.30 to the *orris
oometery.
A. Doan disposed of his property on
Viotoria'treat to Altx. Hamilton, who
will have the building nn it moved back
and made iu o a reridenoe, which will
snake a big improvement ou that corner,
lace I grave.
William Hopper sold four ordieary
.tzod rook elm trees for $48.
The Methodists will bold their annual
Christmas Tree on Christmas night.
R J. Olegg has parohased the 75 acre
farm from the executors of the lair James
Grigg. The farm i8 half mile West of
Belgrave.
Who might have proved a more e0rione
eooident happeurd recently when Geo.
Uonitee and Arthur Croups were bring.
'ng a horse from the station. From
thine armee uirknawn the beast became
frao61000 and kinked Mr. Crouyn in the
face, rutting it badly.
The friends of the Rev. E. A. Shaw,
formerly of the Belgrave circuit, will he
pleased to learn that ee a mark of esteem
And appreciation he was recently present
ed with a handsome gold opsin and
'ooket, and Mre. Shaw with a handsome
hand beg by the people of Lyons Circuit.
The affair was a complete and pleasant
dvrpriee.
Dr. MoAeh, of Clinton, formerly of
Belgrave, left for Sarnia where he will
praobtoe his profession. He ie well up
'n medicine, bat being ot a very retiring
nature his light is eometimes so toepeak
hid under a bushel. He met with mush
theme in the past and hie recent taper.
+,role in the Cid Uonutry hospitals will
•moo
enable him to be even fools omoosefnl in
the (otnre.
vitae,
Dr, Willi Blom le book to town again.
Horee Fair was held on December'
6th,
James Cntt placed a new combination
sato in hie eters.
The children of Trinity Church ere
praotioing for their Christi -me ootertaln•
went lo be held on Deo. 21st.
There was no nervine in tbel Methodist
cherub en Sunday morning on a000n0t of
the anniversary eervioee of 7eokeon'e
eburob,
The oar of oattle shipped to the Old
Country by Reeve Sinn some weeks ago,
netted him bank $200 more than hie beet
Oanadien offer.
Joe. Soolt and Jno, Weymouth left
town Nredneeday morning of last week.
for Toronto where they will follow their
trade ae carpenters.
Complaint was made to some of the
membere of Hallett Uoonoil respecting
dumping of old tinware and other rub
bieh on the boundary line of Hallett aid
Blyth, ,maul; borne to be frightened
and being dangerone to the travelling
public., The clerk area asked to notify
the BI r o
Blyth oo p ration to have the same
removed.
Is Your Cold Better
No ibe ae bad ea ever. Nothing seems
6o help. Why not nee the ap•to date
epeciefe "Catarrhozone" whioh drives out
oold in one day. Inhale oetarrhozone
and you will be relieved iu two minutes.
Connects the treatment and ogre is
assured. Healing germ deetroying
and pleasant, nothing for oolde, throat
truoble aaad Catarrh oompares with
Catarrhozone. Sold everywhere, 25o
and $1.00.
(�r oderie la.
Last Sunday morning Inverneee Camp
Sone of Scotland, attended divine 00rviee
at Knox (thumb.
0. H, Pennetabher has been appointed
to the pnbiio library board an one of the
repreeentelivee of the separate school
board, in 0000000i000 to J. D. O'Connell.
J. T. Goldthorpe has porobaeed
from the Ro.s estate, Toronto, the prop.
arty on Gloucester Wrath from the
road leadiug to the old Platt mill to the
bridge over the G. T. R. traok.
A few days eiooe a resident of town
who had for many weeke oornpleined of
stomach trouble, had an attack of vomit.
mg during which a 'Dake was ejected.
The viper was measured by a perms who
was preeent, it was twelve inohee long
and was alive, and ie supposed to have
been owal.owed by the moo while it was
either very email or in egg form,
The anneal meotieg 9f the Toronto
Huron county 01 Hoye, held at the
King Edward Hotel, drew a large and
enthusiastic attendance of members.
The treasurer's report showed a surplus
of 9135, the largest in the hiatoty of the
summation, and it wee decided to deli
rate $50 as a gift to the new public hoepi-
al ensued at Goderiob on the first of
December.
James Clark whose illness bee been
noted for some weeke in these columns,
passed away Thursday of last week,
having taken a tura for the worse early
the previonr morning. Mr.Olark'e death
will be a great luso to the business of
Goderioli, and all over Ontario there are
warm friends who will regret hie Dell,
while yet in the height of lite'' &Oneidas.
e .: Firm
D. WALKER AND M. BLACK
have formed a co -partnership, -to be
known as Walker & Black, and will carry
on a
Furniture
anci'qaair
Undertaking
Business
IN THE LE'CKIE BLOCK
Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking
Goode and Musical Instruments is new from
the Factories ; has been bought for cash and
will be sold at Reasonable Prices.
MR. onA.S FORSTER, an experienced
Undertaker and Upholsterer, will assist in the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers. to merit !t share of the public patron-
age.
Night and Sundayoda ca
lis will be proMptly
attended at 'David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnbetry street.
ALKER &BLACK
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OPTICAL
PARLORS
in oonneotlon with my Jewellery Store
ere now oomplebed, being 81ted tip in the
most modern and eoionti8a ppriaoiplee.
Wish to inform the public that I atn thor-
oughly competent in the Optical profes-
sion, having obtained both Canadian and
American Dlplomes.
Eyes Tested FREE and all work
fully guaranteed,
My hours are any hours that suit you
and prices are not fanoy prices.
JEWELLERY
Call Red see my new Jewellery Store
All the !Meet deei
,e in Jewellery :
-L
, N dtee Branched -Ladies' o
ee a klaoee
-Lnciie 0 Brac I
e emu e -ltiu
t3, Mo.
After being engaged in heathen for
the peat three years my repairing depart-
ment speaks for itself.
W.F. STRETTON
Sign of the Golden (lock.
r3'Comfor6able house to rent.
It le understood that at the next meet
ng of the tows council a propoeitiou
will be eubmitted in connection with a
proposed extension of the Kensington
Inrnitare tottery, 11 ie proposed prao
ioolly to doable, the not put of the
eatery, inoreaeing the 'teff of employees
ram the present number, about forty
five, to one hundred. The aid of the
town will be Raked in the shape of a
,ono of $25,000 to be repaid in twenty
years in equal yearly instalments, wish
interest at 4 per mut.
Is Your Trouble Indigestion?
Theo probably you know the evils of
dietentiou fermentation and irritation
that a000mpaoy digee►ive troubles.
Next important is to know bow promptly
Nerviline cores. Quick as wink it re.
,levee bloating and feeling of fnlneea,
pate the entire digestive apparatus in
perfect order, makee you feel fit and fine
all over. For internal pain Poleon'e
Nerviline impasses every known remedy.
Keep it in the booee always, its a source
of oomfor► in the hour of emergency.
Large bottles for 25o et all dealers.
Wier: hax00
Mies Tait, wbo woe ohoeen by Wing.
ham High School Board as fourth teach-
er, has decided not to come.
The I. 0. 0. F. have removed their
furniture from the Mason block, 6o their
quarters over T. A. Mille' seed store.
The anuivereary eervioee of Wiugbam
61e,hodiet ohoroh will be beld on Sunday
Deoember 9th. Rev. J, E, Starr, of
Toronto, will preaoh.
County Connell:ore J. T. Carrie and
W. McQuillan were in Wingbam on
Tuesday of last week. They made a
personal inepeotion of the High School
and Hospital buildings, so they might be
able to vote intelligently when the gaee-
lion of grants came up at the County
Council. Regarding the Hospital they
found the building tar superior to any
thing of the kind in the county, and they
consider the location admirable.
The Committee appointed by,Wingham
Board of Trade to ascertain the probabili•
ties of among a Carnegie building for
Wingbam ie continuing their efforts. A
letter has been written to Mr. Carnegie,
ander seal of the Board of Trade, aeking
hie oonaideration of en applioation for a
grant of 915,000. The membere of the
committee are hopeful of nearing the
gift, bat possibly ooneiderable earres•
poodenae will be necessary before it le
secured.
The annual meeting of Wingham
branch Bible Society was held in the
Presbyterian ohoroh, The officers elect
for the year are Preeident, Robb.
Lookhart ; vioe•pres., Robb, Carrie ;
secretary, Joe. Eave ; treasurer -Rev, N.
Bnrwaoh. The following representatives
of the different oharohes were appoioted
directors :-Wm. Foment, F. Buchanan,
D. M. Gordon, J. A. Taylor, H. Davie,
T. L. Jobb, A. Come, Peter Fisher,
John MaNevin, Robb. Mooney. The
addreee of Rev. W. G. Hanna, of Monet
Forrest, dietriot agent of the Sooiety,
Me perhaps the beet ever delivered on
such a topic in Winghem.
Fo r d'wlohe
J. W. Edgar has rented R. W. Mo.
Laughlin's farm on the 4th son. for a
term of years.
Etnesb Andrew .left to attend the
Commeroial department of the Wingbam
Bnaineee College.
Dr. W. B. Cook, who spent the Sam.
mem months and hautiug moon in AI.
goma, is visiting at the parental home
here.
Rev. R. Minlyard, of Luoknow, Chair.
man of the Wingbam District of the
Methodist church, will oondnot the ser•
time on the Fordwiah 0110011 on Sunday'
Deo. 9811
Jeans Month went to Elmira to take
charge of a section of the G. & G. rail
way, and decided to stay here after es
amining the notion offered him on the
new railway.
Same lighb•dngered persons etole
several bags of grain from Wm. Fleet
after be tbreahed this Fall, About 2
melte ago they returned the bags minds
the grain. There is a report Mutt
other
Uremises have been visited byrain i
levee. •
In 1905 the erente to wire fences
ambhnted to 9707.10. The Connell
amended the By Law this year, regnir.
nig all applicants for the grunt to level
the aides of the road and to remove all
obetraotions, We have been informed ,
that the greet for the present year will
net be meal] more than $400.
At ripe old ago nesting the four snore,
John Soar!, of Newbridge, passed away
on T000tles, morninu, 27111 alt, The de
ceased same from Dttmttiee to Howlett
over 50 years ago and ostler, on the tarn
now owned by Mr. Docket at Belgrave.
I He was married to Vito /ionise Stockton,.
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qqualltht tit'l1 or eontradlction, that never since the .Muskoka
Bonito! tot' consumptives was openedin1902, bas a singlet ippilcant
bean refused ailmisslon, because of his or her poverty.
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accommodation
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Private philanthropy has erected the buildings, providing
to -day for 75 patients, and which the trustees
prepared to extend, if circumstances warrant it, to 100 beds.
These beds are for those in any part of Canada, without
means, who are suffering from this terrible disease in the
stage.
There is no large endowment, as in some public institu-
the interest of which will go a long way to pay the
running expenses.
The monthly bilis, covering cost of administration, salaries
medical men, nursing, clerical and domestic staff, besides the
heavy expenditure for maintenance of each patient, are depend-
for payment almost entirely on the contributions that come
the treasurer from kind friends•throughout the Dominion.
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Could Not Pay -Has Young
Wife and Child•'.
Da. G. F. CAMPBELL, GRAND
VALLEY :-Ihave'tient
ONT. a patient,
26 years of age, withtuberculosis...
Hie circumstances are not such that
he could pay, as he has a young wife
and child to support. Could you
make room for him at the Sanitar-
ium? I think he might improve.
Let me know what you would advise.
Destitute.
J. AUSTIN, Kat/MOUNT, ONT. :-
We have a man, unmarried and
destitute, afflicted with lung trouble
whom we wish fo send to the Mus -
koka Free Hospital for Consump-
tives. Please let me know what we
have to do to gain admission for
him.
Where Will Your Money Do Mere Good'`
Contributions may be sent to SIR WM. R. MEREDITH, Kt., Chief
Justice, Osgoode Hall, Toronto, or W. J. GABE, Esq.,
54 Front Street, W., Toronto.'.
Applications for admission
J. S. ROBERTSON, Secretary
(Saturday
kaffilaSiaiii 9gNight Building),
and
National
28 Adelaide
any other information from
Sanitarium Aysoeiaiiart,
Stree: W., Toronto, Cani iia.
oda ,t
of Dumfries, 45 yeare 890 thio coming
Christmas. About 25 yeote ego he re
tired from farming, thing in Redgrave
till about a year ego when be moved t,
Newbridge. His widow, one sou and
two daughters, Mre (Rev.) W. S. Prlt-
obard, of St. John, N. B., and Moe. E.
Pritchard, of Newbridge, survive him.
The funeral took ph oe Thursday after-
noon to Redgrave cemetery.
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