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Q.PheT O$V.Ils ;,A'A t PQM, epode, The in a many aided Tuan
.natty a hearty laugh wan etlurded by
the gporte.--The nae Preeideut will
THIJIZSD,A ', M.,4• r 301 1907, parcels worthy masseter to the retic,
lug one and 1e pate itrauger to llreetdeu
glee, --Debet Meth(Muralie tastily
Atte'd up end dose the • et'ngregetlen
credit.—Very pleeefugly and brotherly
appear the reiatiuu• of Ethel, Ucion rue
Kee'e appalls tmema. '1'tiE'8 gallieringe
are pruenottve of goad 10 their tratetual
relaticluehipa—Here le the paetor'e pato
meal greetiug 01.1 the printed program :—
We welcome yon all very cordially to
our Annual 8. S. Oonveotion. Yoe will
get the, best oqt of it by putting the beet
into It. We cordially invite yen to every
S. B. eervioo. 'Put your hat ou tad oume
e'oag with year boys tun gime. Kelm
the S. 8, the brlgbteoy tip ,t w the cherub.
Joie the great army et Bib stadeutl
and get armed with the weapons of Truth
to uuugaer the Kingdom of Darkueub.
Don't be if minded with sowing Barmy,
Oats and Wheat, Take time to sow
eome oeede of Truth wbioh in atter days
will giadaen your heart aud canoe joy to
come to the heart of Heaven." --Men mp}
Dome and men may go but B. Ubembete
ue Treeeuret appeare to g • to tor,ver —
Rev. 0. P. W tie, B D., now of Gerrie,
Mutt Bette, time be knew wbeu he or
genized Ethel oirouit 8. S. Oonventiou.
---There IS n0 ehur6ageof 000elleut
vOQNI1B6m on the Ethel ait 0nit and no
appoitnmeut has the monopoly,-0are•
taker Obapmau stood guard of the pro-
vision's stored in the Towuohip Hall for
lquoh during theatteruoou aeenion. He's
to retinols,—The 3 eohoole have live
Buperinteudente.—betWeeL the anions
a 40868 Ittuoh was served to the Towuohip
Hall and a, ter a 1 had been led there
remalued uo 12 baekete by any weaua.
Following the repast name a prow tom of
atbletto sports presided over by the
pastor, J. MoD.nald, and Alex, 31o•
Amster. Foot races for buye, gine, men,
and women, sack raoe and raumng jump,
were an the bill of fare. The moeb
amusing number was race in which 6
or 8 maids and matr0ue took pert.
They rau a dietanue, grove 2 nails eaoh
in a plank and Dieu rem batik to the
starting point. Mieeee Michel, Mune
and Jaokeou were three wanton with
°there iu o Dee proximity. The Vi06mrn
in each ease were treated to lueoloue
oranges, 'The intruduonou of sports wee
guod Idea.—Mleeee Ina Bryane, Ber•
Sperm Slemmoa, Laura Sperand Mrs.
Wilsonoffinated as organiete and go-
oompaniste with acceptance.—Phe pat.
gram of the afternoon session deserved to
larger aadieuoe. It was a [cutout pro.
gram.—A good motto for the coming
year is "Beading every energy," with a
bee as au objeot lesson of iodaatry tad
8 W eetueea.
SUNDAY SOIIOGit',,
SEED SOWERS
E CIRCUIT.
IR
aN ErHE
Last 1 ridey afterneoe and evening the
anneal Sabbath Sehool Convention of
the three eohoole on Ethel Oireeit was
held in the Methodist oburoh, Ethel,
NM wee one of interoat and beueflt,
The President, and. K. Baker, ououpted
the °hair and opened the brat ee08tou
With appropriate remarke, Atter a
hymn prayer was offered by Robert 1110.
Kay an excellent program wait presented
and it wail well carried out and was
probably ae good if not better than moot
Of its predeoeeeore.
Mies L. Johnston gave the first paper
oq "The teacher who lufluenoee their
pope," Must be a Ohrlataan and moat
live 11, Requieite geallfleatioue are
Wiedom, Lave, Faith, kaiienoe and
Sympathy, !teen ar &standouoe i0 a
neoeeeity. Get tbe eobolare interested
and give them eomething to do. Every
an ebe d, Teeewer should d conal der a oh
by eye as well as ear. Make the school
the brightest place on earth. Have a
band shake and a cheery salutation
as it helps bring iu the eunebine. The
subject was well bandied by Mies Jobo-
atou. '.0 Lord and the power just
now" was sung with spirit.
The dieoueeion was opened by R. Mo.
Kay who brought int many pra0tiaal
pointe, snob as oodeieteooy, teat, careful
preparation, prayer, an even tenor of
geminate'
pnuotuality, recognition of
papile by. name, the onooueoioue in.
fluence. Rev, Air. Armstrong suggested
that the teacher wbo gets near the pupil
must be ohild Itke in goqueetionlug
Faith. Use objeot Marone.
President Baker liked a neater who
taught because they loved the work, one
who wee able to enthuse papile so that
they will study the lesson.
A gramaphoue selection watt given en.
tided
"Almost persuaded."
"The ohiid mind and how to reach
it" was the important eabjeot introdnood
in a moat capable manner by Mies E.
Pomeroy. The importenoe of the book
studied must vibrate with tbe child lite.
Teacher moat have definite idete 118 to
child mtud. Leeson meet be made el.
araoaive and made suitable to the child.
lin picture and object lessons and there-
by impress the Meson. Children like
true stories and the Bible ie fen of these.
They like to answer questions. Ap•
preoiate their efforts. Teaaber must be a
student) and study the Great Teaoher
and Hid methods.
.At Calvary" was 'wog atter whioh
Jno. Pearson dieoueeed the topic dealt
with by Mies Pomeroy. He empllarized
the taoa that the Godly life of the teacher
cannot fail but have effeut on the Maid.
Avoid oomp'1elon, lead rather than
drive. Brighten the intellect by eu.
oouraging the papile to Beek advance.
eaut.Uthere tatting Part m he discoid.
lion were Be 1loSay, Rev. Mr. ' Arm•
strong and the 9reaideut.
Mise M. Johnston gave a recitation in
a pleasing manner. IL wee entitled
"d rose for Bal."
Rev. air. Armetroog treated the
° audience to ,The old oaken bucket" on
the gramaphoue in male quartette etyle.
airs. Wm. Whitfield wad on the pro
gram for "Sunday School and Missions"
but not being present this important
over was to io aeeed owing to want of
P P g
time.
The hymn "No not One" was eeug
during whioh a collection was taken for
the Urinate Famine Fund, the pastor
urging g
'u enero0e contributions to this
1
mast daeerving charity.
Robert MoKay, who is the faithful and
competent teacher of the Bible Masa in
Ethel Metbodiet Sabbatb Sobool, taagbt
the Meson for next Sabbath, "The obild•
hood of Moeee," a number of persona ala•
lag as a olaee. The lesson wee well
taught and many important troths
elucidated.
The dieoneeion was lead by R. Piokrell
and others.
The very interesting session wee
brought to a close by the Benediction.
EVENING 8138810N.
The (thumb wag not nearly large enough
to accommodate the people who aeoembled
in the evening. Rev. Mr. Armetroog
presided and after the opening exeroieee
the report of the Nominating Oommittee
was presented by John Pearson ae fol-
lows :—Preeideut, Rouen McKay ; Vice
Presidents, the three Superintendents, J.
McDonald, J. K. Baker and Jno.
Bryant ; Beoretary, Miee Sneie Peareon
Treasurer, 8. Chambers; Represents.
tivee from the appointmente, B. Jaokeon,
Toe, Dougherty aid Mian) Jaakeon. A
good anthem was given by Ethel oholr.
The new President wae feliotbouely in.
trodnoed and addressed words of greet-
ing, proving by them his qualidoation for
the office. Mise Olive Reimard sang a
eolo in good voice. A good recitation,
entitled "Busy People," was given by
Mies Lizzie Chambers. "Shoat the
Victory" wae the title of a rousing aborta
/lung by Roe's choir. blies Amelia Whit.
field rendered, very acceptably, a solo.
Following a hymn and oullaction W. H.
Kerr answered the queries in the Qua.
tion Drawer. The leader of Ethel onoir,
illiee R. Spence, oontribated a choice
solo and Rev. E. G. Powell, of Brussels,
was called upon for an address. It was
pointed, pra0tioal and personal and
should prove belpfal to thoee engaged in
the Sabbath School army. On motion of
Jno, Bryane and Wm. Whitfield ad wit•,
took pert were thanked. Ethel oboir
gang a splendid anthem and this most
profitable convention was oonoluded by
the Benediction.
NOTES ON 1118 DAY
A letter of good wlehee was read from
L. A. Mason, of ' the West, who ham
frequently taken part in the Ethel
Conventions. The Booretary was in-
structed to Bend beak greetings to Bro.
Malmo.— President Baker filled the
ehalr most acceptably and brightened up
the exeroiese by hiegood nature and apt
illuetretione.— The Oolleo icing ab the
Convention totalled over $9 00, the e0r
pine after expenses were paid, went to
the Chinese Famine Fund.—E, B.
• Sanders' zonophone i0 an excellent one
for eweetrtese and purity of tone and hie
oboioo of reoorde gives a wide range.—
Rev. E. E. Armstrong, R. D , ie certainly
an all round pmetor, whether inpreeoh)ng
presiding, playing the organ 08 8000.
Doctors Change Their Methods
Yearn ago they fought uaterrh by in-
ternal doetug. They saw this ruined the
stomach and °hanged to the ozeuat01 air
once, better kuowu ail "Uabarrbozone,"
Thie treatment is sure to mare. It gore
to the source of rue dieea-e; it destroys
the oanees that maintain Catarrh and
emu io the worst oaeea permanent once
ie guaranteed. Feature with Catarrh -
ozone la imp
,ee
b,e. A
uileeP
i'os healing
g
and tar reaching. It'e bound to mire
every tame. Endorsed by twenty thous
and phytioiaue in America alone and
sold in 25o and $1.00 etzee by all dealers.
Fo relwlelk.
Mise Alice Downey was the greet of
W. H. and lire. D.lwuey, of Wiadeor.
Rev. J, Hueeer, a 'I. A., B. D., hes re
oeived word that be has been ennceseful
in his exammabioo for the Pb. D, degree.
The 'n
degree
will be oouferred 1 June.
g
Illluoie Wesleyan Ua1VerB1E y e1LeaLed
at Bloomington Ih., where Mr. Hueeer
100k hie final examination last 8epiem•
her i0 one of the teatime Uuivereitioe of
that atat0, and has had some 600 reei-
drm etndente that year, besides a unm•
bee of uon-reeideutetndeute.
On Wednesday, 15th inst., Mrs. John
Gowdy eoderwent a eerioae operation,
in which two tumors and the appendix
were removed. Mrs. Gowdy seemed to
improve for some time under the nore
the of a trained nurse, but the spark of
life fled on Monday afternoon of last
week. Deceased was in her 4let year
and was a daughter of the late damsel
Nay. She leaves 8 hnebaad and a young
family to mourn the loss of a loving wife
and mother. Interment took plane ou
Wednesday afternoon in Lha MoIntoeb
cemetery, Rev. Redford utfloiatiug.
R egain Now The
Strength You Lack /
Winter Leaves Ifs Miserable, Ailing,
weak.
BUILD LT UP NOW.
Daring the Winter the system gets
'sluggish. The blood, polluted with im-
purities, deadens the 00000, 0 eyaaem end
delle the notions of both liver and
kidneys ; the foulness of the eyetem in•
creases and when Spriug oomee we are
limp and unless.
Spring "system cleaning" ie a doty ;
the body Beware most be flushed out and
waete matter removed—otherwise weak•
nese and nervoaeneee will Rarely fallow.
Begin by enriohiug the blood. Make
it pare and nutritious by taking Far.
,ozone, its the greatest blood former
known to medical eaienoe.
Ferrozone makes the liver fairly 0iog
with new lite, makes the kidneys dance
with renewed vitality, and thus the
Winter's aoonmalatlon of pollution is e1•
pelted.
Ot aoaree digeetion matt be improved,
and probably the etomeoh will 0, quire
ofd ae well. Ferroz toe ehrve0 the per
pose admirably. Those whn nee it, en•
joy appetite and digestive powers far
beyond the erdieary
That tired feeling is replaced by the
btioyant,joyous sensation of health and
vigor, Day by day as yo0r e'rength in
oreaeee, you feel new energy Barging
through your veins, and know that e
tonic of great merit is at work.
No remedy more nourishing or np
lifting, no treatment co pare to bring
lasting health, good rpirite and oantent
mens Ferrnzone 008683ne j0et what
run-down folks need ; it cures because it
supplies more natriment than you min
get is any other way. Free from
alcohol and prepared only in obcoolate.
emoted tablets, 608. per box or 6 for $2 50
at all dealer's. Be tare yeti try "Far
raze ne "
Tela i0 the time to build up the eyetem
With Rival Rah Tablets. Bold by both
tl;lth'rdL ?AMD O13.1 9C'I'M, ASS7P,T9 3 RBOa1Vie Rains
82,600,000 T74rty-two !4811)00 00 1068 0,649,090
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BANK
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acted T
A General. Banking Business
SIMPLICITY Is the keynote of our Savings bank Department.
No formality ordelay
y In opening accounts or withdrawing
money, Interest allowed at highest current rates on all deposits
of $1.00 and upwards --4k- _
Interest paid or compoauded quarterly.
ETHiEL BRANCH
W. N. Mali oX, it -,VB AGENT.
Popular Stallions
to
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The Following will be the Routes of the
Meths named for 8.0080n of 1907 t
cotlagd'z Tlopo
No. (18180) VOL. 28
Geo. Muldoon, Prop.
This Imported Clydesdale Horse will
make the eeaeou of 1907 at hie own
stable, Brussels.
Terms to haunt $15.00, peyable Feb.
let, 1908. Mares mutat be returned reg-
ahaly or they wall be oharged wh.ther in
foal or not. 46-4
BARON BLACK
ROBT. MoKELVEY, Manager.
MONDAY —VS' ill leave hie own stable,
Lo 22, Go,,. 8, Grey, and go West to Jae.
Oardiff'e, Lot B,'Oou. 7, for noon ; then
1
to .11 Tyree
n n's Lot 0
— uoeed Con. to J2 ail 1
D for
night. '1'UEBDAY Pr
MoNatr'e, L t 22, Ou,. 13, for lwo,,; then
t0 WithamAdama', Lo, 1, (ion 11,E ma,
for night. WEDNEtiDAY—Prooeed to
Thus. Hama ton's, Lot 5, Uou. 7, Eima,
for noon ; then t0 'Toe. Tougheu'e, Lot
6, Uou 4, Enna, fur night. '1'HUR13•
DAY—Proceed to David S. Stewart's,
Molesworth, for noon • then to Job
King's, Lot 30, Uou, 1, Grey, for mkbt.
FRIDAY—Proceed to Ivy Campbell's,
Lot 23, Go,. 3, for noon ; then Weet to
Jae Turnbail'n, Lot 6, Uou. 4, for night.
SATURDAY—Proceed South to 6th
o
Uou„ thea t bis own Stable where he
will remain man the following Monday
morning.
HAWARDEN
A. MENZIES, Proprietor.
MONDAY—Wil, leave hie even stable,
Lot 19, Oen. 11, McKillop, and pruoeed
North to Sema. MoPhereou'o, Lot 10, Con.
14, MoKillop, for moan ; then to Oran
brook for night. TUESDAY—Prooeed
t0 Omitted Hotel, B
ruesels aur noon
thea to Jobe K,'Il' / Morrie fur
Kelly'e, a, l u 0 . 7,
n gilt. WEDNESDAY—Proceed 4o J.
Shortreed'e, jr., 9th Line, Murree, fur
nuou ; then to Mason's Hotel, Blyth, f a
night. THURSDAY—Prooeed to Tboe.
Kuoa'e, Cou, 13, E08081, for noon ; then
to Whoa. Staples', Boundary Line, Hui.
lett, for night. FRIDAY—Proceed to
Jae. McLaughlin's, Let 81, Uou. 14, Mo
Kdlup, tor norm; tbeo to Thomer'8
Hotel, Walton, for night. SATURDAY
—Proceed to Wm. Kneobtel'e, con, 14,
McKillop, for noon ; then to hie own
stable where he will rennin o0tii the
following Monday morning.
drag stores in Brussels ; W. G. Neal,
Walton ; and A. J, M. Helm, Oraobrook.
Dont be tooled by Oriental taooy
names, Oumpbeii'. Varuieb Stain ie the
'original and only eetiefaotory colored
varnish op the market. No myetery
about it. Just the beet varnish and
suitable colors, Nortbiug equals it tor
Floors, Furniture and Woodwork. Mo-
Kay rte Shaw sell it,
wily Oheet Colds Are Dangerous
They lead to p eorley and poenmoaia.
Take tbe advioe of W. H. Pavan, Powle'a
Ooruer'e, Out., who Saye t ' I need to
be subject to attacks and although I used
most everything nettling relieved rituality
till I dieoovered N•.rvi,iue. I have seed
it for pleartey and sore cheat and found
it jolt the proper thing. For Lumbago
or Neuralgia it quick 88 lightning. 1
oheerlaliy recommended Nerviline."
Strongest, cleanest, most paindestroying
liniment on earth ie Po eon's Nerviline,
26e bottles Bold everywhere.
R1nCIIT
, w
Lm YOU Feel T1
Not of poverty, but of aorta, aobing
guns, that oan be oared by Pobnam'e
Coro Extraotor ? Dou't Buffer, nee
"Patname"— sold everywhere in 26o
bottle8.
The uewe—No Pure Drug Clough Cure
Laws would be needed, if all Oimgh Oureo
were like Dr. Shoop'e Cough Cure 18—
aud hoe been for 20 years. The Nation
al Low now requae8 that if any peewee
enter into a oough .mixture, it moot be
printed on the label or p10kage. For
this reason mothers and others, Should
100188 011 having Dr. Shoop'e Cough Cure..
No poison marks ou Dr, Shoop'e labels—
and nous in the medicine, else it must by
law be on the label. And ads not only
safe, but it is said to be by those who
know 16 beat, a truly remarkable cough
remedy. Take no ohauoe, partinular,y
with your ebildreu. luriet ou baying
Dr. Sboop'e OOugh Onre, Compere
carefully the Dr. Shoop package with
others and see. No poison marks there 1
Yon can always be on the safe Bide by
dema"uing Dr. Shoop's Ooogb Cure.
Simply refoee to aooept auy other.
Bold by F. R. Smith.
heart Strength
HeartStrongtb, orlteart Weakness, means Nerve
Strength, or Nerve Weakness—nothing more. Pos-
itively, not one weak heart 1n a hundred le, in it-
setf, actually diseased. It is almost always a
hidden tiny little nerve that really is all at fault.
This obscure nerve—the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
—simply, needs, and must have, more power, more
stability, more controlling, more governing
strength Without that the Heart must continue
to fall, and the stomach and kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves.
This clearly explains why. as n medicine, Dr.
Shoop'a Restorative has in the past done Bo much
for weak and ailing Hearts Dr. Shoop first sought
the cause of all this painful. palpitating, entrant.
ipg heart distress. Dr Sheep's Restorative—this
popular preseription—le alone directed to these
weak and wasting nerve centers It builds:
It strengthens; it offers real, genuine heart halt
H you would have strong Hearts, strong 51.
gestion, etrengtben these nerves— ia-estabUeh
them an needed. with
!MO 4 S Man
(Ataila1ud with Clinton B, 0.)
lea
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ludlvidoal 1patrnu tlo a.
.Write tar handsome catalogue.
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TROU LEQ E
BRONCHIA!,
1leedily 1toat to Seething,Healing
Treatment or uyuntt,
llrm,ohh,l troeblee are purely etmal.
They mama be helped by etumtull doe
i i
iia. They are emoted by Irv -natio..
o»u
theairrationale end eau be relieved
end lured by medicated air alone, In
this Ilea the oeoret of the great' eua0800
of Hyomei to the treatment of boon
ohialtroablee. •
The Hyomei medication, laden with
maltreat remedies,is breathed through
the neat poulte, inhaler that eomee
with every otit(i', rettohing every 'part
ul the brunuil,a 'oboe end kuling .t
blies 16.•' dieeaee g.rme, It allege all
,rrtootion and Neale the Inflammation
of the memos membrane with anon
'thine rapidity.,
Treatment with sprays, da
q
chee and
atomizer« in bronchial troubles is con
demned by the beat phyoieiaue, as they
cause further irritation.
The lint breath of Ryomei'e medi•
mated air theme to a.u1he the iuflemma
thin, atop the cough, end thus relief
soon becomes permanent and a Dore
results.
We do not want anyone's money atl-
ii. Hyomei given reitef and mire, and
we abeo)utely agree that money will
be refunded uuleee the remedy game
eat,sfaotIon.
All nrrggiete obeald be able to enp
ply you with Hyomei or we will Bend it
by mail m, receipt of prime, $100, and
every pottage le Bold with the distinct
under. taming that it (mete nothing 00.
lege 1t owes. Bnotb'e Hyomei Com•
party, Buffalo, N Y.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
FOR SALE.—A NUMBER OF
good Grade Cows, also Seel Oats..
640BLI4 A. \MILNE,
40-tf Lot 22, Con.7, Grey.
RICK STORE TO RENT BY
F. hrnary let—part of Smith Block.
22x85 feet ; 2od door /rpm Amerloan Hotel ;
lately used ail tailoring and gone' fntnioh-
A g eetablisbmeut. For farther partion(are
apply to DR S1oKELVER, Brunets
ANTED.—ONE HUNDRED
female operatives -for Hewing and
Punting ataohlnes, Winders, ate.. in Snit -
ting Mille at P.rio, 0013010. Railway tares
auvanoed, Highest wagoe paid. Address
P70NMAN8 LIMMITED. 48.8
HOUSE ANI) LOT FOR SALE
—The nndersigued offers for sale her
!Mute anti lot 00 Turuberry street, Brne-
eele• Poaeeseion mould be given atouoe,
Far price,torah,apply
&c a 1y to MRS. F,
SHLELH, Walton .0., or to
Tag Poem.
Cr HORT THORN BULLS FOR
iJ h0LE.—One was a year old in January,
1908, and the other 10 mouths- old. Prize
animals and in good oonditiou. Terme to
suit ppuiobaeor. JAM618 ePPlIB, Lot 80,
00n. 6, Morrie, or Brueeels P.O. 16-18
K. O. T. M.
Brussels Tent nt the Maecabeoe. No. 24
hold their regular meetings lu the Lodge
• Bvom, ltaeker Block, on the let and Bad
100,,130 ovoniuge o) 0001, month
Vielte, always welcome,
A. Mc IIIRE R. K.
A 807R
Re Dam. G
Dr.Shoop's
■ I.i OR SERVICE•—THE UNDER
SIGNED will keep for 0erv1o9 o0 Lot
21, Oen 70, '063', the Holstein Bab), 'Laddie
Uehnl,° oil 8 it ° nii:kfug strain Terme—
s2,00,payabl0 the let coy of 0110' Te
t •r�
JONATHAN WRIGHT
42.tt Proprietor,
F. K. SMITH.
' �.i�OR SALE OR TO RENT.—
* l O N U M • NTS Thenuderetgnad r+Here her 1g0 sore
'\•r farm, tont. Com enable boray, for sale n,
orcharComfortable able bouxe, bank barn,
frohard, walla, 40 Farm 10 only 9 of a mile
from 4110 staringe of e8bel Fur nu-
ttier particulars applyto F. 8. 80011, Bras -
sets, or MHS, RATA HOLLAND, 78 Mutter
Street, Toronto. i 87-3m
Why not this year erect
on your Cemetery Lot a
nice, neat Monument 2
Our stock is the larg-
est in Wt'ateon Ontario.
Gall and inspect it.
Our prices will surprise yol.
We employ no Agents. 0 r
Workmanship the best.
Wilson 8& aunter
111t OS S It LB
On common fences the continuous
wire etaye aro sure to bend and the locke
to logo their grip under contlnnal pree-
snre of your horses or cattle. And once
they do, the top wire, soon followed by
those below, will seg and destroy the
efficiency of your fence.
Nothing like that can happen to our
Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. The ehort,
stiff herd steel wire in our hinge -stays
cannot bond when the lateral wires are
weighted down, owtngto their being eo
short andofnted at each etraud wire.
Pressure of a horse on the top wire cringe the "hinges" in the etayeinto notion
and prevents- them from bending, and when pressure is relieved the fence springs book
into plan again.
The lateral wires are High -carbon Hard Steel and coiled to provide for
expanelon and contraction by heat and cold, and are also crimped at the intersection
of the stays and strands to prevent the stays farm slipping eldoway9—therefore no looks
aro needed,
investment. Catalogue eDiitngne$freeStay Fenn. Ws "twice as strong." Twice as good an
The Owen Sound Wire Fence Co:, Limited, Owen Sound, Ont
WILTON cg GILLESPIE, AGENTS
DBOPERT' FOR SALE—THE
undersigned offers hie house and lot,
eiboAte un Mill street, Brussels, for Balm.
It ,e well located, a convenient and ems for -
table home.. Poencesion oat be given at
ouoe. Will alae gall the vacanttot, oorner
of. Mill and eilizmbeth streets, 'which would.
make a flue tulidiug site. For further par-
ticulars a810 price, three, 40„ apply to
1016ED. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford•
wioh.
30-4
Driving. Park Tickets
Seelig that the Couuclt has stopped rac-
ing and Sot edlug un the streets the half
mite trackof the HI useele Drlviugg Park As-
sociation is in gaud shape for Ulla bet
your eeeeou ticket as 000e, In)' 58.00, and
speed your horse where you ought and no
danger o1 au accident Tloneto can be got
from F. S. 800T1, Secretary,
ARM LA33OURERS
AND DOMESTICS-
-I-2
Synopsisof Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even uulnhered emotion of Dominion
ea. Lando in Manitoba, et,olpetQI0wnte lull
y
Alberlaho,h0aoemext0(1eaded b108 3 andall58,
yperno0et u 1'oerv011
,,' iela,
ma
the sole hand u181am611y, 0r any male Ivor
xleeyeroo1f 1a0s9 e a, bG(G11ma alre t
0pp raGl
oo
vfa
An
u
:U
uNt0r
thN ntlrayudm0oyAoee tomr4 Dr11
e0drsue101
Yin awtiltiehr
the laud
ie situate.
'eco ditonsadeoe required he to l under Ghaoee5ltioueapnuooEed therewith under
out of the following plans :
(1) At tenet alamottle' rOR,lleurei pion
and oultivatluu 00 the laud to oath year' far
three sDart
(8) If 1(0 fattier ((er mother, 11 the fagl81'
uip08u0a06rm,) 1
0e1 ?bee hvoonisty aot1erlmteod
entered torthe requirements no to Wa81-
58000 may no eaalafled by stab neepou re.
siding with the fatter or mother.
(9) 11 the eaten has his permanent reel•
donee opom farming land °woad by him
in the vwleity of Ilia bomo00eid, the re-
quirements as to reekleuoe may 110 title•
lied by rxeideuo,1 p8wo the 001, land.
eta moutbe'netioe Irl Writing t11ould 11.
given to the Ooulmieniouer of. Dominion
lazuli, at Ottnita of ioteubtue to ay, ly for
patent,
.WR.
Deputy of 1110 Wt'liuie,Otau' "ul Ylutorlor.
N. I), Ernaoth.,('100 0 publioatloh oI able ad•
vertfeomeut will uvt bo ram tot•,
bona "ppminted by the Dominion.
,Govornmoeb to plume lmmigrante from the
Uuited Hingdom in positions 0e farm lib -
000800 or domeetio eervante futble vicinity. t
i Any person Iequirmg nab help should nobi•
fy mo by letter ettties fully the kind of help
requtred, when wanted. Dud .wages offered.
The number,. arrlvlugmay not be sufficient
to supply all raquetts but every of .,rt will
nu mule to ,,,.vide «flub applimtut with
heir 'oohed F 8. 80i'1',
011 m,1180 Gov,. reweul. 6mploymeut Age1.b
82.1y fix imitate P,1),
ALLAN RillL LIN
TURBINE STEAMERS
MONTRcAL TO LIVERPOOL
Vioe:nrpin Friday Julie 21
T ui.tu u•ehly,Jue 2 Jong 26
Vlruhd,e• Hr,day July 6
8,,loi u " :1'1'4174;i:01447 Jo v r1.
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the abate of William
Easton, late of the Township of Mo-
Killop, in the Owenby of Huron, Gon-
tleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pennant to Revil-
el Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Chap. 120, and
amounting Acne, that alt.:smitten and ebb ere
having any slater ngalnet the estate of the
Bald William Hasten, who died on or about
the 26th day of Waroh, 1907, are required on
br before the 8th day of June, 1907, to teed
bypost, prepaid, or deliver to A. B. Mac.
donald, of the Village o1 Brugeule, Solicitor
100 Jae, H. Humphries, of the Village of
Walton, the Administrator of the estate,
theft Christie', and euruaeiee and addresses
with full particulars in writing of Weir
olaime, the statementof their eueo0ute uud
the nature of the eeouritieo (11 any) held by
tuom.
Aud notice (0 further giveu that 61101 the
acid last tneetlo,ed date the said Aumini.-
trator will proceed to distribute the ue0010
of the deeoan t amount the parties emitt-
ed thereto, baying regard only tothe claims
of wkioh be 013011 thou have puttee and
that the said A lmiuiotratur will not be
liable for the .eeelo,, r auy part there ,f, to
auy pereun or persons of wheat oloima nut.
ee 013.11 not 11..ve beau received .hy nim at
the time of suo11 d,etribetiou,
Dated at ,rruesele, May Mu, 1907.
A. k.MA011UNAL,U.
46.8 Bolloltor 100 Admiuiecrntor.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Robert In-
glis, late of the Township of Grey, in
the County of Huron, farmer, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Revis-
ed Statutes of Oulario. 1807, Chap. 129 and
amen di nit Aeta, that all creditors and others
braving auy Maims neatest the estate of the
Reid Ruben Inglis, who died on or about the
8thA 1 (tared be-
fore
d0 of ri 1of are r (ed ou or by 9 p 9
fore tits eta day of vert A.
B to send d,
poet, Village 1 Bdruverto Rol for for of Village of evil In Solicitor for lel -
lay to Scott. and state Inglis. the Aao and
tr0tore of the estate Muir Christian and
enr,emeo and addressee 'with full par6iou-
aare 1n writing o1 their Maims, the state -
moot of their aceounto and the n0lnre of
the seen ides (if auy) held by them,
And uotioe is further aivon that after the
aafd last meuttoued date the said Admiuio-
craters will proceed to distribute the assets
01 the de060Aetl amongst the parties oettt-
led tber.bo. having regg,rdeely to the claims
of within they shall then have notice and
tbat the said Adnllmetratorf will not be
liable f.,r the 0Btete or airy ,art thereof,o
YF
t
30 poison or lave
whose 07Iclaims Ltt
toe tints net Lave cern received by them at
the tied of snob distribution
Dated et Brue-ala, May 14th, 0907,
A.B. MACD0NALD,
46-8 90110,tor for Administrators,
Notice to Credito"s
In the metier of the estate of Thomas
minwell,-hate of Dhy Village of tiros.
eels, in the (ioutlby of laurel!, Gentler
man, deo0683d,
Nat(oe its betray given, Pursuant t0 Rale.
nd fflalu180 Q' Bead ,, 1837, Oh6p, 129, tall
ame',illlg Aote,that ulturedlt )faun 1 Owers
having any 0141 OM against t1 u e Of the
Mosinee Maxwell, tam di D 0t 1 ed an or aUuu4.
1110 0141 day of ttuy.1007, are required uu 9r
nom bee eon day. of Juue,1997, to soul 11
poet, l,rerr.1lrl,ar deliver to 01, 111. atonal loan!,
of the Village 01 nra00018 au1[eitor ter 3.
boron M. Pringle, Of the Ulty of Termite, ill
ma County of guiltMork and Jobe Oardiff,
M the Vlliiagoaf limping, in 6110 O1uuty et
!Muni, 0,011tmem, 6110 ltaoou,ere of the
Reid deceased:thew.f biiotiu,3 u a 00000008
end u Ir000e0 3(811101 pert,oularelu writ -
1, a If titter elelme, the slater uc6 01 their
eue,00ts and the n+atu.0 of the seourlt,ee (01
any) held by 131,10.
Aud out(uo le.furtber giveu that attar the
sato Met 1amlo,i011 date the euld 30180, 10m
will pruuu08 to dis6,,l l Lo .rho asset. *1 the
(Woeaeod timeliest the pantie en11t10d tere-
wlilohthey 0111111 6600 (lave, ,ebbe Mellott
nci that
WO Bait 300000tor0-will not. be 11,010 fur the
iasa010, or uuy part thereof, to ttnv !"sent or
1`1ur0ou001 1,11000 0.011110 Loin). shall not
nave beau reeelved by thein Rt tter tame of
0001 11e6rlbuii8u.
tatted at lit noels, May 16th, 1907,
A, if, 71At DONALD,
40.8 BolIel0or for Reenters.
Lime for Sale
Just received a car load
of No. 1 White Lime.
D. A. LOWRY
BRUSSELS.
Brewer's
Reliable
Art Studio
If you aro visiting in this neighbor-
hood it would be worth your while to
look up our Studio. We are second to
Woos mud our prices are (ower than other
10*Van),
We would be pleased to have you
mall and gee samples, also see our large
se m Ila Post of views 00 P (horde. The
aor4 a o
Y
melte gond Souvenirs. Dou't fail to
have some.
WE FRAME PICTURES
Enlarging done in first-olaee style—
Crayon or \Yater-oulor.
Give us a tall.
H.R BREWER
Farmers or Storekeepers
by Coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
ran get tiny kind of Salt
It
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
I8ol'Bman, - Brussels.
A DANDY STOOK OF
3E3 crorIalo
WE have an A 1 stock of Top Buggies,
manufactured by the R. McKie
Co., of Platteville, and Wm Dore & Co.
of Wingham. The Workmanship through-
out is First-class and prices are right. Don't
fail to see them.
Repairing, Re -painting and Trimming at-
tended to in a workmanlike manner on short
notice and at very reasonable rates.
R. Francis & Co.
Shop next to Town Hall,
Brussels
We also keep in stock the real Fleury Plow Points
and the Frost & Wood repairs. Gall and see us.
Rioflian Thursday, May28 Juno 27
Numi4lan Thnruda y. May 813 July 4
Mongolian Theroday,June a July D. '1
l'onuthhul ,e...,Thursday, June l8 30•7 18
For fallings, 11et, and full Information
apply to
\V 11. 11011111.
Agent. Mau Llu8, Bruooelo, I
McKay & Shaw
Solicit your trade.
Wo Corry Tho lor,lest end
moat co,nnleto rvtocb in
41119 0000100. eompr(Slnd
Hardware, Woodenware,
Cutlery, Garden Seeds,
Iron, Steel, Carpenters'
Tools, Paints, Varnishes
and Brushes.
11 you need a finish for
FURNITURE, FLOORS,
OR ANY INTERIOR WORK
We Bell and recommend
VARNISII. STAIN,
20 years on the market, it
Mimes devcs.salisfnolion
It - dries quiclt and hard
Makes a durable finish
10 COLONS CARD FREE
McKay & Shaw
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