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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-1-31, Page 5t � , 1 E afr� 540 ex e Wee 811811, formerly 01 0hlevalo, le readying 84800 per mouth Crum the Ouleery ,818111Aa tin„ Cu8ptry. Tits estimable young lutly •heli only a summon solved edtteaLlou, and In u law m,4ni1s with unprepared for the above eltltatlon, With a low yeeee' expeoleuos Mies Shell will reeotVe at leuot 010,00.. stenography Is better than 9choet Teaching. Want in have done for others we eau do far you, tauter any 611110. -Iu• divhlllttl tiled notion Wits for ea10.l00110, vingham BUSINESS OOLlJL++' CSL++' (affiliated with Menton Rushton College) GEO. SPOTTON, Principal !O\1\\\\\\\\\\\ '--•- \\\\\\\\\\\\mt NOTES FROM THE WEST. The following iulereeti, g letter is from S. B. Lamont, son of Hugh Lamont, 12th eon. Grey, who atten1ed the Normal school in Winnipeg las, term and is now teaching at Sinclair, Manitoba, a tmmenoiog atter the Christ, alae bolidayo :— Dann EDITOR.— Having spent four clamber in Western Osuada, 1 false th. privilege of writing a few notes, ae you vegetated, for your valuable paper, which may prove of interest to some al your raiders, As nearly ail my taut Inv! been spent iu she pity of Winnipeg, meet of what I have to say ie Moon. Onto Cloy, more particularly portiere about its ey861•m of Bduoation and it's eohoule. Io upraising of the growth of rhia, the 'urged, arty of the West, I may say I ware somewhat surprised Iaet Au gust to notice how it had been built up in all direouooe and how he appearance had been improved since September 1905, especially by paving many of the important streets. A though targe eume have been spent on this one thing yet another will need to be spent 0u Maiu street which preeeote the poore81 op peara11oe of Buy, street iu the whole city. This along with the faro that there are eo many "ehaoke," sometimes Dulled called atone, eo oloee to the line C. P. R. depot and hotel, is the chief reason why so many prop a care eo little for Winnipeg on their first visit. Yet there are attractive plaoee, although one may have to go some distance from this part, where there may be found many Sue shade tree., not quite so grand tho0811 se the stately Maple of Ontario. Bluth the oompletiou of the 0. P.+R. subway the Northern part of the oily 11180 beau rapidly built np, the streets having been improved and the oar liue extended. The past year has been the moat pro - erosive in the history of the city lie buildings to the velar of $12,000,000 have been erected. Among the finest wbioh have been completed, or Clearly so, are the poet .ethos, the 0. P. R. Royal Alexander Hotel, the Walker Theatre and the Normal School, Port age Avenge, next to Mahe street, is tee bueiret part of the city and has several line bueities° blocks, although there ie a lanae number of email e1oree. The width of all the meets es quite notion able, eepeoially if compared with those of some .Eastern motes, but yet they are not too wide for Some fast auto drivers who ran smash a $200 cab or charge with full throe an electric oar. The street railway eluvial is like what" Toronto's was said haat year to be, quite annoying to the citizens, as it ie e o irregular in et me parte while there ie a shortage of oars in others. Turning now to the educational in terest0 of the Provinoe, of whtoh the Capital is the centre, with 80 eohoole employing over 200 teaohere, although in 1870 there tette but one school mane ed byone teaoher. Beet ee these g d e there is for higher education a Pruvin oial University fairly well equipped three denominational Collapse and a Medical College all doing good work, but all present a 00m113011 appearance, none of them oompariug with. Brandon's new Oollege. The uourees of study are 80mew118o like those of Beater) Univer• shies, except that they cover 101101) lees work to every eubjeot, yet a fair standard is maintained by reguirieg thoroughness in all Work. None of these Colleges have the feuds that they really require to carry on their work 8000688. fully. It is eurprieing to one that a "go ahead" airy like this ohould have been so long without a Normsl School building, tbe work having been (tarried on timely in some rooms of a Pabiia Sobool, However, fleshy the D.p8rt meat of Elueatimi bad gathered the 'mammary $00,000 and new they have o good building with sui able, clan roans, library, elo, end eta rooms for li It 1 11'011 i ailed the PboBalolwo v1 a o u Beim! work, Model Fiuo uI. It will basometi e though bafore it 'will be equipped like 1ho0a0118 N 0i ormale and Itleo before the 1t rm will be lengthemed to nine months, wbioh to nearer the correct time then fuer months, Recording to the course outlined tor 8tu1ent8, Hew ever, teaches are not yet plantain enough throughout the West to admit •d this (Amigo. 'Phe etumlard regiment ("manatees' oertitiootee here 18 rattier ower than in Qeittirm as very many teaohera here hold only a third Mame certificate, like our third of ten years ergo, tette three menthe Normal training Several 'hundred in the 'Provinoe are iodating nu permits, some even without, any Normal training whatever, The n "o t C n iso vacuity the De a Rry quem to 1e u x 6 pertinent at present and way later m1 be attended to by the Government bolt 0018ee it 81111 do better then it has done with the telephone question It msy 08 well let it rest, at least until every 6eaoher loan the Union Jaok hoisted over his little school, as enacted by Premier Roblin and his tollowere. It in strange to notice that come third (lass teaohera are getting R higher eatery than some 8eoond olaes proles -Munal°, so it ie plain that this is the fault of the teachers and not the need et legislation to help them. The system of Pub le and High School education t8 a good deal like 1110E 01 0,1 ladle, although Some imagine it ie entire ty different. I have seen some excellent work in the oily schools, mauunt Wattling cud art iuoludod, but would expect 6oe8ee just as good in un E astern city, and have 80011 quite us good in Huron County. One important thing that names more a tendon in tide Pruvinoe than 111 01180110 10 the study of music, but thio tun de pantie an 1118 ability of the teacher to give ",otruoeioue iu 1t. Only abunt a dozen Inspectors, quite different 10 our eyetem, ere found to this broad Preview, but judging from the appearance of Dame outwore I believe as 81:181131 more might find work. Yet utter all a "oumpulsory et end8008" law for both city and rural whoule is about f18 mob needed a8 any law or reform. On the whole,, ooe8ider• mg the low grade of many 081U$oa600 held, the wholesale method of granting permits and the irregularity of attend. mime of pupils In rural d180810te, it ie always amusing to me to heareven teaoh- era oft ling abmuo "Our up to date 8yetem of 0duoetiuu" and how far it hi in ad- vance 01 Eastern Novitiate. Between here and Winuipeg there ie the usual number of little villagre with here and there a growing plane like Breedon, Portage la Prairee and Souris. Yet in a most every, village, no m,tter bow emelt, a rink may be eeeu au Minting ie the commonest sport of the Western Winter, on account of the long eoutinued frost, not alwaye 40° below zero as some enppoae, as zero bee beau more oomms11 than either 300 or 40° ba -ow up to the present. Ou the average though it i0 mooh odder it not 00 elormy and die - agreeable as an Eastern Winter. Hoping that the New Year upon which we.have entered may prove a happy and pro0peron0 one t0 yon and your many, readers, Mr. Editor, I RID, Yours Truly, S B. LAtioNT, Siuolair, Man., Jan. 7th, 1907. Oram eau vomiting be stopped in 20 athletes. No vomiting— uothiug . t,- siolten or di06ree0 your obi.d. A sweet pleasant and safe eyrup, called Dr. Shoop'e Croup sure, dose the work and does it qu,okty. Dr. Shoop's O. ugh Cure is for Oroup alone, remember. It dues not dram to mire a dozen Mires/ to It's roe Croup, that's all. Sold by F. R. Smith. L,festowel. The annual meeting of the Lietowel and South Wallace Agricultural Society was held in the Town Hall on Wedneeday afternoon 28rd inst. It was moved by Wm. Olebtud, emended by Davie Nichol that the Satiety be named The Listowel Agricultural Satiny, with beeoquertere at Listowel. An amendment was moved to retain the old name of Listowel and South Wallace. On u vote bang taken the motion wee parried and the amend meet loot. On motion it wee decided to employ expert judges for the Fall Show. A circular was read by the Secretary allowing the ohangee in the Government grants to Sooietiee ender the new regent.. Ilene. The grant to the Lietowel Society for the owning year will be 9171, being an inore808 of $79 over last year. A t iranier was read re meeting of Fan Faire Association in Toronto. It wee deoided to send two delegatee to the meeting, and the President and Secretary were sub. sequently named am the delegatee. The election of officers wee then proceeded with, as follows ;—President, J. F. Wil eon, re elected ; let Vioe President, Ezra Arnold ; 2nd Vioe, B Goddard ; Direst. ore—Walltioe, Wm. Lenderkin, A, Sny der, Hy. Z nn ; E,m8, A, Bewitt, W Cleland, A. Park ; Ltotowe', J. Seaburger, JRoob Brey ; Grey, R. Pirie, Auditors, A. J. Conine aud Thoe. Mate. On uotiou i FIVE ROSES BRAND MANITOBA FLOUR'- - Geo. Thornson4's BRUSSELS OF C. 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Those sand -like granular weedee, found in Rhuumatie Blood, seem todissolve and ems away under the action of this remedy as freely as does sugar when added to pure water. And then, when dissolved, these poisonous wastes freely peas from the system, and the cause of Rheumatism is mono forever. There is now no real need—no actual excuse to suffer longer with. out holm We sell, and in confidence recommend Drs Sheep's !Thematic Eel edy F. R. SMITH. of Mayor Watson, seconded by 11 Gadd mrd, A. F. MooLaren, M. P., was appoint td Honorary President. The Houorery Direotore are the same as last year, with the names of Mao or'Wat.00, Jno. Mo Keever, David Nichol, Fred. Ellis, Jre,., Soott and E. M. Alexander added. The dates of the Fall Show were fixed for Tuesday and Wedneeday, September 24th and 26th. 151 , 8 h. I 0 0. F. oou0ert in Industry Hall on February 7th It to rumored that a new store may be opleadin town. The smite etaok at L. Hill's plaoine mill wee blown down during the storm. The roof on the flour mill was moved a couple of haloes during the wind storm on Sunday, At the Boheel Boned meeting Wm. Campbell was re•eppoiuted Chairman and Dr. Long, Secretary. The annual meeting of the North Her on L 0,14 tele be held ie Blyth on Tuesday, February 5th, at 10 o'clock a. m., for th transaction of business. The Epworth Longue entertained the members of the Woetfi,4d League on Tueedav evening of last week. A good mu.ioat program wa8 rendered acid a tasty, leech was served at the Woes of the meeting. J. 13 Stratton, of Raueao Oity, Kan., reoriv.d the sad newel of the death of his mother, Mrs Jae, 86retton, er., of Brute tale, but arrived too Into for the funeral, Me, dtrebton, accompanied by hie wife and little daughter, will spend a short time with relalivee and friends iu Blyth and Brunets. Thle Ten 10 Ihdltls 61D Many Medmutee etlmmate, break down leave you worse than ever. Ferrozono • ie different—its a blood former, to nerve otrengthe0er, n body-builder. Pale euaem10 girls are given odor and vigor. Tile lired'and sleepless are etrengtbened end restored. "Better than cul t0nioe I found Ferro0one" writes M.re. D. [r. Castleton, of Woodetaols. I were 0om plenty run down, cheeks were blanched, lips white and bed every signor anaemia. F011'000110 added to my weight, en8e me strength, 8m11iti00 and Good health)1 Nothieg better, try Ferrozone yourself, 600 per box at all dealers. I3lue'vee.le. DNA= 'Or Wtt, &IOPMv1100N: Wm. fvlo• Pheret,n, one of the rt speowed platoon of Tarnberry, peeped away et hie borne, lot 11, son, 7, on 'Tuesday morning of last Week in Ate 8100 year. Deoeaaod woo a native of l3o.,thwll and 011.00 60 Wile 00tlt6r9 in early life. Ile had heart to resident of T'nrnberry for upw8rd8 of 60 year0 and helped to matte the 10w11011p what it ie to day. 'LIB 100018. d all the rmlilioipal honors that hie fellow rate payer0 (multi bestow Upon lii,n, He first cawed u8 Oom10i110r, then 110 Depaty- Reeve. He wap the 101111ed Reeve ut the '1'own,hip, reeignmg fit the 01111 of 1889, after waving 18 yeIEre eentinuoa0ly In the Iunion, He wee oleo one year Warders of the Cathay. Tio wee amen who knew municipal law and 1tlweye gave gond eel, ategumigigaiiinumwegase 0808 bath iu township end 0onuly 111(14180, Lie woe a Meath 0110k t Liberxi 10n olio oe and p i end u Preeby tartan in religion. Fifty. Y. 1v• veleta ego he wee married d to Helen M u1Joukah, who pro dear'xaed him 0u the lit of Jemmy, 1904. In the death of lilr. elol'bsreon, '1IIreberry loose a 0ttieen who 93188 known 60 all the elder residents f the dietriot. For some eight years he Me not beau eojoying good health and a ew years ago 1110 eight failed him and 0 Mel been forced to remain at home. One eon, Donnan McPherson, reoidos fu Wingbaw and nuttier sou, Alex, Pilo Pherson, i8 on the homeetead. The -(un rad tonic Mem, Thursday afternoon to WIInghau oemotary, To slop a oold with "Preventioe" is a,ifer than to let it rue and Dore it after wattle. Takeo ut the ''sneeze stage" Prevention will head off all oolde and •ripp8, and perhaps 89,8e you from pneumonia or brenth:toe. Prevention are title toothsome oe'dy oold cure tablets ening in 5o and 25o boxes. It yea are whiny, if yon begin to sateen, try Proven. woe. They will surely check the oold, nod ple800 you. Sold by F, It. Smith. W3r1L' bum. W, J, Meaty, late of Wtoeham bee sold hie newspaper property at B;igdet. F. W. McGuire arrived home from Winnipeg to attend the funeral of hie '„alter and le spending a few days at his home. The glove wens et Toronto of A. 0 Ohepmuo, formerly of Wtegh'om were +utnaged to the extent of abuat $5,000 y lire. 11. B, Elliott, editor of the Times, etas pur0haeed from J. W MoRebbon, the cremo bei ding and lot jaet South of Hanna's More, pride 92,800, Tice missionary 000trtbotions of St. Pau 's congregation this year are 950 In dvenes of the cam asked for and over 8100 more Lhttt in the previous year0, Postmaster Fieber on Tuesday of t180t week received a me0Bage atmoilflaing the death of his eietor, Mrs. Cameron, wife of Rev. Dr. Cameron, of Ottawa. The deceased lady had been iu poor health for Boma naphtha, She woe Rlvo a sister of Misses R. M. end Margaret Fisher, of his town. The bereaved will have the mpatby of many Weeds in their at• ii mica. Mies R. M. Fisher lett o0 Wednesday for Ottawa to attend the Newel. - '011 Tuesday of last week J. F. Groves, received word of the death of hie aged mother, for many Mire a resident of Winghem, and relict of the late James Groves. Since the death of her husband, sine had-reeided with her 'daughter, Mrs. d,. elowat, of Aotou. The funeral took 'dews on Wednesday to Wiogham ceme- tery. Two gone and one daughter re. main. The sone are John F., of Wing. ham, and W. E Principal of one of Tor. unto eoboole. Mre. Mowat, of Aston, is he only surviving daughter. She and two of her children are ill with pin emcee 116. Thio disease was the num of Mre. Groves' death. Oh, Fur A Mar Cotnpiexioo A dear oomplexlon to t11° oobward evidenoe of inward uleaulinese. lu bad health the faoe beoomee a sign -board, tellhig of the disease within. If yellow, hila is not properly secreted ; if pelid, the kidneys are f8nity ; if skin fa mirky end darn circles beneath the eyes, look for oonetipation. Whatever the cause, no temed,y osmparee with Dr. Hamilton's Pine of Mandrake which are mild, safe I'nnfyine and vitalizing in their action. Ph y brighten the eyes and establish health that defies age and disease. Sold everywhere in 250 boxes. 1¢'t W The annual meeting of the Elma Agri• cultural Society was held a000rding to notice on Wedneeday, January 9111. An average attendance of members was present. J, 13. Hamilton, or., effiofently onoopiod rho their. The Anditore' re- port showed a ba ante nn band of 9140 06 with liabilities amounting to 92125, After report was adopted the following natters were appointed , Prete., Joseph Horn ; lot Vier Pres., J. W. Dickson ; 2nd. Vioe Ptee., J. B. Hamilton, jr. ; Direoiore, G. Gordon, G. Loohead, H. Bobw•nbure, A. Stevon•o11, Walter John. lion, A. 8trothero, J S. Cowan, 0. Va lonoe, V. &shade. Lady Direotore, \lino Aegis Dickson, P1•le Humjlton, [810010 Stevenson, Mee, G. Loobhead, Mrs. W. Morrison. Honorary Direotore, J. 13. Homiliou. er., James Duncan, Y. Goutier, R. Ford, T. G. Ballantyne, W. N McNay. Auditors, A. M. Sweeten and W. Morrison. Owing to the new Agtiaoltnral Act it Mumma necessary to designate the name of the Society and the plane of bolding the Fall Fair. On motion of J. B. Hamilton and H. Bonn euberg the Society shall be known We The Elma A.griaoltaral 800iety, with head• gnitrtere at Atwood. A. Stevenson was appointed a dole -gate to atteed the convention of fairs and exhibitions to be held iu Toronto on Wednesday end Thursday, February 20111 cud 210. The Arlt Tuesday and Wedneeday of October next were fixed upon for holding the Fall Fair Reeulved OM no expert judges be employed, but selected from the beet iireeders and ferment available. At a ouboequent meeting of the board John Morrteml Wee reappointed 0000088ry troaeurer• Great Distress In Iter Threat No( nn uncommon experience wan that of frIre. H. 8. Wilmot, of Shalee, N. 8. Doolore failed, still a quick mare was found in I1O0tarrhoeone.” Notice this statement : "I have been a moot dread. ful eufferer fr0m,bronehial trouble and 0aear111 On damp days I would hawk and suffer great distress in my throat. A BLANK Application. Form tar btombertibip to 1110 rinoot and Boat Business Training School is Clnnmla—•The CENTRAL MIMI COLLEGE of Toronto, from Jan. end, next, to- gether loth detailed 1111 4104110n 0' the greet ad van Canoe to be enjoyed, will he Rent free by return mail on wen00t, of Weal or letter, Wdbo lo -day to W. H. 4HAW,Prfeelpal. "veep tk Gerrard 818,,'i'oronto. ed i I treed all oda of a e m dto in bot didn't "tt ern nen t relief till I used - Cata rb , /0)10 It bite strengthened' mYthe o g, enrid my ooagb end made me eniirely 1.011," Refuse sabetttute8 (or the 0110 n liable bramble' and throat cure. All deelero aril OClerrhoz,ue is 25o end $100 sizes, Piles eel gaiolt relief from Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment, Remember it's made alone for Piles—and it works with certainty and satisfaction. Itching, n R, sinful K blind o lea painful, protruding, i di p dinap ear I e a byits like m fat use, 't Tr t and p R n nee, Sold by 1'. R Smith. y Like A 'Thier la The Night That's bow pain oomee. We sit near and open a window, get stiff nook end sore bank. Perhaps coot off too goickly after an eltertiop.—rheamatiem devnlope. Spend what you may, bat money aat't oreassiassartiolithilMalir bay anything an thin better than Poieon'a Nagel. (leer IceRP enelratin ower enables It to rP each deep tiar a e�.- beG a whyit 20100 aches that all 01 0104 touch. For out. ward applioatioo we guarantee five times more strength ;bee in any other linlmrnt. Inwardly it'd harmleoo god as sore Le the hereafter to ease at ecce. Don't accept a eubstitule for Poison's Nervidno which is the one great household panacea or, to day. Winter C5 Sale ods The Holiday Rush is over now and we have gone through our Stock and placed on Sale Genuine Bar- gains for the Public. 90 Men's Suits All sizes from 34 to 44 at 25 per cent. discount. Regular $6 to $20 Suits, now going at from $4.50 to $15 each 45 Men's Overcoats All sizes. from 34 to 42, at 25 per cent discount. Regular $8 to $20 Coats, the lot to be cleare.d at from $6 to $15 each 41141* FURS FURS 25 Men's Fur Coats In Coon, Wombat, Wallaby, Tallup and Calf, all sizes Clearing at Dog, COST Dont Wait Until your size in a Suit, Overcoat or Fur Coat is picxed up. Come to -day and se- cure a choice while they last. Terms Strictly Cash at Sale Prices E. e. Danford & Son The only Exclusive clothiers and Furnishers in Town GRAIQAIVt BLOCK BRUSSELS SSEL