The Brussels Post, 1907-7-11, Page 4THtYRSD4X, JULY 11, 1007.
EAST HURON
CONSERVATIVES.
or, Chlowl.,1 and Jus. Itowruott Nom -
/4140 for Commons ,lied L.emetainee.
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The nominating do eon ea convention an o mleo.•
tion with Eget Huron 0unservativee was
held in the Town Heil,: Brunetti, Friday
afternoon with a large representation of
delegeteepresent from the vannas mnn-
iaipaiitiea.
MPeeeident Holmes. made a brief Intro-
duetory epeeoh and the meeting twee reg-
ularly oonetituted ip aaoordence with the
object for whlob it wee palled.
Dr, Ohiebolm the pi meat member from
Wingham, who won the riding at !met
election, defeating Dr, P. Maodoneld,
deputy Speaker of the House, wee (gain
nominated as standard bearer on motion
of ex -Warden James Bowman, of Morrie
township, seconded by Frank Metcalf, of
Blyth. The doctor naked to allow the
matter to esend iu the meantime for
pereanalreaooue.
James Bowman was the only nominee
for the Legislature, being proposed by
ex -Warden Cook, of Fordwlab, eeoonded
by Edward Bryeus, ex -Deputy Reeve of
Grey township, Mr, Bowman mode a
eimllar request bo that at Dr. C.hisholal,
but the probebilitiee ere that both will
oarry the Ooneervative banners when the
election oampaigne draw near.
Hon. Mr, Fianna, Provincial Secretary,
was present and delivered an addreee
dealing with the live questions of the day
from a Legielative etaudpoint. Organizer
Carstairs also spoke referring to the or-
ganization of the ridfuge, as geographi-
cally they are not identical for the two
Houses. Reeolutioue condemning the
Dominion Government and expreseing
nootidenoe in the Ontario Government
were passed and the convention closed
with !heave for King Edward, Hong.
Whitney and Hanna and the nominees of
the day,
HOT STUFF AT DUNGANN9N•
DE. CHHISIIOLM SPL\B SOME
YARNS.
The Coneervativee of the West Riding
of auron met at Dungannon recently
and nominated Barrister Edward Lewin,
theresent M. P. t c
p , for ha riding. He
euuepted the honor and will no doubt
buckle into the u:,mpeign against Robert
aolmee, of (Munn, which will be no
easy one.
The dlihtou Newe•Reoord, a Con•
eervative newspaper, reports tbe dotage
of the Convention at IeDgth and we re.
produce a few paragraphs from it so they
the aatheatiuity need not be questioned :
-"Rev. Mr. Bacaders, Euglieb ohorob
olergytnau, of Laokuow, in au address of
probably ten minutes, twitched on several
of the mese important questions of the
day and in scathing langeege denounced
the eeande;e and graft whish are now
bringing to theme mauy of the potiti-
Miane at the national capital."
"Dr, Obiebotm M. P., of EastHuron,
who is always cordially !y gteat
ed by West
Huron Ooneernativee beaauee of hie per.
social worth and the fact that he redeem•
ed a riding that heti one Liberal for
many years, gave the address of the
day. rhe lose of the three Hurons at
the last election, said the Dr. was a bitter
pill for the Grits and they bave nos yet
entirely recovered from the effects,
']'hey are, however, determined to win
them beak if money will do it and I have
every reason to believe that a big foetal.
m801 of s huge boodle fund will be Bent
into this ooauty, Aitaiuet euob tactics
it is the ditty of all bonen man to oom•
bine. There is no doubt about it the
tide ie buruiug against the Laurier
Gaverumeut of which the beet indication
is that the greedy leedere are in a bare-
faced manner stealing with both hande ae
if tt were their Iaeb obanee. Ie ie the
duty of the holiest electorate to join
bandit against the common enemy and
return membere to Ottawa opposed to
the present regime of scandal and graft."
The affable r will
Dd d t 1
o cab seep better
after he got the above off hie stomach.
We eel stomach beeeuee it surely wee
lout conceived in a well regulated brain.
It Woke quite te nit ae it the suavity and
wiiliagneee of Dr. Chisholm to deal oat
snored eomplinteate to Liberate in East
aurae 'is not o0 hie program when be
mounte the rostrum away from home
and when the cue to plaited alongside of
the other the picture will no doubt be
presented iu its true light, Hie heroism
would be more noteworthy if he had fired
off hese "b,oedsidee" while the Hone
was in eeeeion but the Dr, wee too o0Ee
for that. It ie a poor way to enlighten
hie unditore on the important issues of
the day by teliiog ghost stories that evi.
dently ,ainb in time doctor's wildest im.
aginatioe.
ALEX MMCLAREN.AND JAS Tae11AN0E NOMINATED
At the Conservative convention bald
in Milverton on Saturday tbe following
candidates were chosen : Alen. McLaren,
141. P., was renominated' for the Federal
House, and Jae, Torrance, M. P. P., se.
oared the nomination for the Legielature
being opposed by a. B. Morphy, barrio -
ter, of Listowel. The vote wee three 10
one in favor of Mr. Torrance.
ALES. MAMILToN Telt CANDIDATE I0 1101100
WELLINGTON.
At a convention of the Conserva-
tive Aseooiation of N,rth Welling -
to', held in the town ball, Ar-
thur, July 4vb, with a view to planing
n oandidate in the fie'd for the Doming
Federal bye election, which ie rendered
neoeeeary by the death of Thomas
Martin, letely member for the riding,
Atexattder Httutilton, of Arthur, was
oboeen, the nomination being anent.
male. The nominatione as Arab made
were 1-W, A. Otarke, A. S. Clarke, Alex.
Hamilton, George Pox, E. Toltoa, W. O.
Chambers, 1). W. Dntmage,George
Diolteon, G. V. Po de, Jobe McGowan,
J, A. Goodall, J. M. Skelton, J. Lune,
A. Spotbon and Jobn M. Young. Later
all names were withdrawn, leaving Mr.
Hamilton ee the nominee. W. H. Ben-
nett,, M. P., addressed the meeting.
His remerke were addressed ohlttly
againet the immigration policy of tbe
present A,dminisiration, and eharacter•
teed it ae 0 ariheme by which Mr. Sit.
too was able to insure the election of
•
Liberal repreeeutativue owing to hie
ability to iuftuenoe iutterate fureigoera
with wbiuh the Northwest wee being
eettlett to !ergo extent, He condemn•
ud the Athtutiu Trading Company, surd
evoke warmly about "graft."
Ptlee get goiek and eartnin relief boom
Dr, Shoop'e Kagiq Ointment. Please
note it is made for pilus alone, and its
(union ie poeitive uud pertain. Itelling,
palutul,protruding or blind piles dis-
appear hke magm by We neo. Large
uiokel•aapped ghee jara 60 eerie. Sold
by alideeiers.
BRUSSELS TRIiMIS
THE SCOTS
In last Saturday's Globe the following
note appeared in the Sporting Oolarnn:-
"Out After Bruesele,-The Broeeele foot
ball beam, who have not leek te game thie•
season, have scored twelve goals to their
opponente' one,ntud are now in the finale
of the W. F. A., will have to go goals to
keep a pinked Toronto team from soon.
iug• This picked team ie aomprieed of
the beet Oanedlen players in Toronto,
The goal will be defended by Fred, Buell,
late of Wingham, The baelre will be
Ruse Wheeler and Fred. Gilding, who
represented the book division in the
Toronto v. Oorintbiaue game. The half.
back line to a stouts wall -Jack Robinson
on the right, the all-round defense man ;
Fred, Gibbons, who played for Little
York, noted ae the "Old Reliable," will
be at centre, and Hedley Hirone, late of
Woodetoek, who eeede no ooaobing, will
be on the left, The forward line will also
be etroug, "Billy" Forrest, formerly of
Oranbrouk, along with "Chock" Tyner,
the famous hookeylet end footballer, will
be ou the right wing, ably assisted by
Jemee Streoban, the crack Varsity for-
ward, who will play centre, eupported on
the left by George Gilding, while Stewart
Thome, hie partner for some eeseont
back, will let Brunets know that they
are playing foot bell, Tbie team will
'repreeent the Soots, end will leave for
.Brnesele at 7 30 Saturday morning, with
the Enron Old Boye' Excursion."
Oar renders would be somewhat pre-
pared to read of Brusaele Intermediatee
receiving a decided trounoing when they
wet the Soots on Victoria Park here
Saturday evening tee the visitors came
breathing the old Latih phrase "Veni,
Vidi, Vloi"-I name, I eaw, I conquered."
they oame-that was true enough and
we were glad to welcome them ae in the
number were Roe, Wheeler, Jae. Straeh-
au and Will. Forrest, former residents of
this loos! t and a trio well 1 we kn°N
u both
Y
on and off the ball field. e d. TheYw
saw -that
was quite (torrent for they are awide-
awake bunch with both ayes open. They
saw a line -op of shape who were quite
determined to keep the iia; flying ; they
saw before bait time was np that any
chalice of their completing the addage
and conquering was very slim indeed ;
before the game was over they saw stars
end a goal chalked up against them, witb
the sphere between their etakee on two
ober occasions not wanted by the re-
feree.
At the opening of the match it looked
as if Broeeele had its work est out and the
pane was so hot the players were glad of
a brief rest to refresh themselves at a
pail of good epribg water 20 minntee
after the wuietle blew. The first half did
notield a score p o e to either aide bat ra-
velled the faot that the home team had
the play well in baud. On changing
goals oar boys settled down to combine.
tion work that could not be withstood
uud despite the determined and well
placed work of the stalwart defense the
leather was planted in the oitadal of the
Soots. Almost immediately after the
fade -off it was carried bank to the'Toron•
to goal and pat through but the Referee
did not allow it, and again a few minutes
later the does was repeated and while
not wonted demonstrated tbe fait that
tbe carpet town eleven were getting close
to the balleeye. If it had not been an
uncommonly wacm evening Jim Ander.
eon, oar silent goal keeper, would likely
have eootraoted a bad cold as be had not
exercise enough to keep himself warm.
While thie is erne the majority of oar
team were not laoking in tbie respect as
the Soots play red hot ball from the drop
of the hat. They are well balanced, play
good combination and are epeedy but
this trinity of foot ball excellenoiee did
not avail when they met a team posses.
sing the same traits with ability to stay
with,tbe game until the timekeepers said
it was enough, J. Leslie Kerr, of Blyth,
was the referee.
Monday's Toronto World, atter the
match, sings the following tone :-"A.
earateh team of the Toronto Soots united
at Brunets to -day and gave . the borne
champions a terrible snare. Broeeele
ooald only soore one goal, and were
lucky at that, though it made 13 for the
eeaeon against one lost."
The above is very riob. A "scratch"
team with 11 hustlers on the lioe.np euoh
as they have. Yon wicked, wicked
World to say our boyo received a terrible
scare. You deeerve to go to the hot place
for eooh lying -yea 1•yi•n•g. Now that
the Soots have arrived beak to Toronto,
and probably have repovered their breath,
ask them to tell you all about it and
don't forget 10 enquire if our Inde looked
badly frightened when your pig akin
hunters abaueed to meet them on tbe
field that evening. "Vent, vldi, -" got
slaughtered. Tau Poexeympatbiees with
Messrs. Wheeler, Straohan and Forrest
in belonging to an aggregation that has
to bite the duet, Innen it was not that
way when they played on Brunets team.
The Globe eald the Soots were "Out
atter Brussels" and that is really true for
they were both out end after, The dear
old Globe 0oobleoes to bell the truth not.
withstanding whet the World Saye to the
oentrary.
Brussels knew "they wets playing foot
ball" and the "Boole" knew that Broeeele
wee playing foot ball too, It was certain
ly a good game, comparatively free from
roughness and was fall of interest to the
large number of speotatore. The "Soots"
will be welcome bank next year even if
we have to trim them 3 times in enc°es.
Bion. Saturday evening's line cm was as
follows;-
DaasanLe "Seen" '..
3 Andersen Gaal R
A !Robinson ..•tt Books Gilding
W McDonaldwheeler
0 Bryans Gibbons
U Querin 1, Backe J Dowdell
R brown ,.... Hirone
E Earley L'orceat
A D1aLead Tyner
R D C tediff ... Forwards Strachan
J Stevenson e
J McGillivray Thom
arsben
i1I/
t p a
In the absence of Waldo Miller Charlie
Bryan played on the fertvard line and
did will, Art: R•,Uurenn, tt fin mor 111,1'
pet of 1410 Want, 1wt1,0 a Mille„t ve
who tete Vleitiug in lawn, proved lie had
not forg,oIteti the meet modern mentor
Of elevatog the ephere from the full book
position Re he took Alex, Anderson's (one
Of firaaeeia' sturdy detente players) plays
and permitted the latter, to enjoy a good
tutttpb au a spectator,
HAVE YOU CATARRH?
Breathe Iiyowoi and Belief' and Cure
Will Bo Guaranteed,
If you have catarrh, with offensive
breath, burning pains i0 the throat,
diflioulty in breathteg, raising of
mu0oue, dievharge front the nose, tloli
ling or dropping from the bath of the
throat, eoughtng epeeme, eta., begin the
sea of tly.o.mei 01 once,
14y'omet is made from nature's Booth
lug oils cud baleame and eoutaine the
germ killing properties of the pine woode
Its medioatiou ie taken in with the air
you breathe, eo that 11 reaohee the most
remote part of the reepiratory organe,
killing all oetarrbal germs and soothing
any irritation there may be it: the
mueaone membrane.
We do not want auyone's motley mitten
Hyomei gives relief and oure, and we
absolutely agree that mousy will be re•
feuded anfeee the remedy gives eatiefse•
ttou,
All druggists eboaid be able to sup
ply you wttb 13yamei or we twill send it
by mall on reoeipt of price, $1.00, and
every package ie sold with the dietioot
understanding that it mate nothing u0
less it tures. Booth's Hyomei Company,
Buffalo, N, Y,
BUSINESS TRAINING,
A School that Fits For The Demands of
Actual Experience,
The demand for fireb•cless etenogreph.
ere, book•keepere and telegraphere ie
contently increasing with the great
development of Oeuada, and a thorough
training in any of these brancbee is 'a
valuable asset to the young mu or
women, The euaeeas of the Ventral
Business College, Toronto, in fitting
graduates for the very beet poeitione in
the baeineee world, aommende it to the
ooneideration of perente and guardiaoe.
Tbie ie a school which oombinee ecper•
for serviee and appointmente with reason•
able rates. 'It really consists of three
sohoole ander the same roof, and each
subool iende
a r tbe supervision on of a staff
of oom etent teachers a eoiall
Y quail
lied for their work. A cis months,
course coats $50 and tbie fee eutitlee the
student to tuition in all schools, The
eouool maintains an employment depart.
meat which looks carefully after all
students who have completed their
courses. -It also maiotaine and (meditate
a correspondence Department through
which a number of excellent nurses,
including Chartered A000nntsnoy, Ad•
vertieiug and hlnetratiog, are given with
the most satisfactory results to theueends
of students who cannot attend college.
All who are looking for the best in the
bgeineee eohool line should_ Bend for
catalogues and information to W. H.
Shaw, Principal, Yonge and Gerrard
Bte., Toronto, Ont.
COMPLIMENTARY BUT BAD-
LY MIXED.
The Walkerton Telescope of last week
in speaking of the reoent Foot Ball match
in tbat town eaye :-"By common eon-
eent it has been decided to drop football
as a theme of conversation in Walkerton,
fur several months to come, perhape for.
ever, It's time for a change, and any-
way, ae the saying ie, there aint nothing
to it. It was all right eo long ee the
Walkerton boye were doing all the
winning, but now that the other tellowe
have started in to do the winning triok,
it would not be in good taste to have
mach to say about football. As to the
match with Brunets, which was played
here on Friday, we may se well admit,
that Walkerton was not in it to any par.
tioalar extent. They are a big, hanky
lot, this Breseele bunch, and were
maetere of the 'situation from start to
finish,
They won three goale to Walker -
ton's nothing, and if they bed wanted to
very bad they cohld have doubled the
snore. That they will win theobampion•
ship ie admitted by everybody here who
knows anything about football. But
their viotory will bring little honor' to
Brunets for It repbrt be brae, and it
likely ie, most of the members of the
Broeeele Foot Ball team are residenes of
other towns and oitiee and are simply
playing for Brussels money. One Domes
from Cliaboo, soother from Wingham
two from Buffalo, and eo on. It is this
hiring of proteeeionale that thine
legitimate sport, and it is largely tar this
reaeou that the and
never wastes
mash epees over names of any kind,"
In behalf of the Brneeele team we .are
gratful to the Telescope for the good
opinion expreeeed as to the piaying of our
Foot Bali boys and glad also to bave the
opportunity of =renting the rnisap
prehension oonoerning the residence of
the players. We have no person on the
line hp from Clinton, Beatortb or But
fele. McGillivray, the alert forward, ie a
Wingham boy and "Wally" Miller, who
playa winning ball ou the eame wing,
lives in Wroxeter, bee outside of these
the remaining nine ate honaflde reei
dente of this locality and have been for
years, In the matches with Stratford
seniors and the Soots, of Toronto, Miller
was unable to be present and Charlie
Bryans, of Brussels, eabebltuted with no
discredit to himself or the team, Brne-
eels has no hired professionals as per.
eons acquainted with the people of this
neighborhood ciao testify when they sea
our winners on the field.
A Mildmay correspondent to the
Telescope pokes fan at Walkerton in tbe
following style :-"The editor of the
Brace Timee mnet be of a patbetio
nature, at least we would infer that from
the doleful stories be mimeo out with
bow the Walkerton Football Wale is
abased by the different W.F. A. referees,
A000rding to the Bruoe Timee the game
at Broeeele was loot by having an unfair
referee. Was the home game lose in
the eame way 7 If Brown Jackson was
any worse as a referee than the epecimaa
exhibited by Walkerton et the 'first W.
F. A, game here the Walkerton Football
club have oat heartfelt sympathy, We
claim the game played here this year
wbiuh left us a tie for the dietriet
That tie wee broken on the (ret 01 Port
E gin whoa the Store made \Sallterlon
slap to the tune of 4.•0, Again we try
our band at the job of wow -coming
forward with the elatemedt ibet Jirnseele
oan't trim oar Stara 11.0 on onr own
gr0alnde the way they: did Walkerton,
If the Editor of the Brno Time proph.
ogles the minaret' be preaches to Nee
prophets )tie oftlee this 'week will pre.
Mit it eoene of aneient lienee with its
eooupanttogged out in seely cloth and
aehee bewailing the tileote of too muob
lint eir, Enough sold." lir1100041 Lae
troanoed ymt on several ouoaelone, Alr.
hlildnley, but what the Baume were we
are not now prepared to state. You were
good shill oompetttore too.
Morrie Council Meeting.
The Court of Revision met ou Jnne
24th aeoordiug to adjournment, members
all present.
Alex. Murray wee then entered owner
of North part lot 26, eon, 10, in Ono of
Angus MuUueig, value 97001 P, Ryan en.
tared owner Sontb part lot 21, con. 6,
value $; D. Calvert entered M. F.
Werth half1250 10, eon• 3 ; W G. MoMilIen,
entered F B • John Hetherington en.
tared °weer North halt 8, eon. 2, in plane
of Obits, Maguire ; Mr, Pearson entered
owner 01E1 W quarter 12 oon. 3, in piaee
ot Wm, Jaokhn ; Geo, Kerr entered
owner part South bell 29, oon, 5 1 in
place of Jae, Siretton ; Thos. Blelby en•
tared tenant N E quarter 12, eon. 9.
On motion of MoOutobeou and Taylor.
the Court of Revision was then closed
and the aeeeeement roll as revised and
oorreoted was established ae the aeeeee.
meat roll of tbe township of Morrie for
the warrant year.
OOandil business was thee proceeded
with.
A petition was preeented by John
Maeou and others asking for the con-
tinuation of a municipal drain at lot 27,
and Westward in the 3rd oonoeseion,
On motion of Taylor and Sbaw the
prayer of the said petition was granted
and the Olerk inetrneted to notify the
engineer in eaaordanoe with the previa.
lone of tbe Manioipal Drainage Etat.
Wm, Moses requested the oonetraetion
of a drain on roadway at lot 28, 2nd oon.
line,
On motion of Campbell and MuOnt•
obeon Mr. Shaw wee inatruoled to at•
tend to the matter,
James Sherrie regneeted that some re.
pairs be made Oneida road between lots
25 and 26, oon. 4.
On motion of Mo0atoheon and Cern!).
ball 920 wall granted for gravelling en
eide road.
Meeers McMurray and Wheeler re
quested that the road on the' 4th son.'
line near Belgrave station, be repaired by
gravelling.
On motion of Shaw and Campbell the
Reeve was iuetroated to expend 950 in
gravelling on the said road.
On motion of Campbell and MoOut-
oheoo Mr. Taylor was instructed to ex.
pond $80 in gravelling at lob 11, on 9th
000. line,
Moved by Shaw, eeoonded by Taylor
that this Couooil make no further ad.
vanceerigid: for quarterly payments of teach.
er's salaries for the torrent year. par.
Auoounte were ordered to be paid as
follows
Thos. McCall, drawing tile and
putting iu culvert 9 6 00
6 30
4 44
6 30
3 84
Thos. MoGa11, gravel
Jas. B. Kearney, gravel
Thos. Miller, gravel
Ohne, Forrest, gravel
John R. Bell, demagoe.......... 1 00
Duff & Stewart, lumber • 22 05
Wm. Abram, repairing bridge 3.00
Jae.Oruiokebaok, drawing gravel
and making tile 29 70
M. Kelly. materialand work on
bridge 0 00
W. J. Jobueton, gravelling 20 00
Geo, Peacock, gravel 5 20
Jae. Pea000k,gravel..,.. 7 64
Robt• Smith, gravel 7 00
Rom. Turvey, repairing -culvert, 3 25
Wm. Thaeil, work on grader 20 00
Moved by MoCutohenn, eeoonded by
Shaw, that the Ooart of Revision on the
Ewan drain be held on Angaeb 5th at 2
e'clools p. m. end that the Court of Re•
vision on the Cole drain he held on
AOgaet 5th at 3 o'olook.-Carried.
Oa muton of Campbells
and
Taylor the
Reeve and'rreaaaxer were iceErnated to
borrow $1000 to meet (torrent expeneee.
The 0ouooil then adjourned to meet
again 0o Aognet 5th at 10 o'olook a, m.
W. GLARE, Clerk.
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Therefore, to stop failing hair,
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leave the rest to nature.
Does not change the color of the herr,
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g Show it to car
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then do u ne asy'
Recent discoveries have also proved that
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Therefore, to cure dandruff, the first thing
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.DARIC BROWN TASTE
Your Head Aches
Tongue Is Coated
!Montt Tastes Bad
Stomach is Sick
1'lle Gastric Suites Are not Doing
Their Duty and You're in the Grip
of nervous Dyspepsia.
A bot bitter fluid, and sour indigeeted
food rise to your mouth.
Your vision is (ironed with epeoks that
float before the eyes.
Very shortly you'll have nausea, rank
breath and sleeping: nights.
What you need is Ferrozone.
It regeiatee the gaetrio juices, pate new
life into the etomaoh, braces digeetive
powers, gives the aid that's eo badly re.
quired.
Ferrozone le the .beet treatment be
oauee it goee to the root of the trouble,
remedies the conditions that oauee
dyepepeie and thereby three permanent.
I.
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If you want
root read the ex
ori o
sed
of Mr,'.
E P. Davison, a well known
resident of Portland, who writes
"Ferrozone ie beyond 'doubta mob
powerful Dare for indigestion and weak
stomach. Food eo badly disagreed with
me that I was almost afraid to est.
Pastry and etaroby foods fermented,
caused soar rieinge and gave me head.
aohee, brown taste, offensive breath. I
grew weak, my weight ran down fifteen
poaude and my looks fatly indioated all
that was wrong. Ferrozone put me on
my feet again. It braced me up, renew.
ed my digestion and made me a well
man."
Doctors and patients alike speak of the
merit of Ferrozone ( it ie different from
other remedies, different beottnee it cares
eo you stay cured. Try it
eold every -
where
ver -where in 60a, boxes.
Minn Lime Works.
BELGRAVE
Is headquarters for First-class
Lime. Write or Telephone
A. Nicholson & Sons
PROPRIETORS
I Will meet teems from a dietance at
Central Hotel, Brussels,
L
WANTED
The Highest Market Price
will be paid in Cash for any
quantity of Wool delivered
at my store, Brussels.
Alf. Baeker
ReIIHeed Pries or 30- Days
t�= - .
o r, . Single A, arness
For Cash • See our Window
Full Raw hide
Wipe
only 85c.
Lap Dusters,
Fly Sheets,
Fly Nets.
Trunk s,
Suit Cases,
Satchels.
Large Stock
at Small
Prices.
Repairs in Collars, harness, &o., promptly done.
• Dwelling Rooms to let above store. Convenient, soft water, &a.
Very comfortable Dwelling for sale ; acres of land ; Fruits
of different kinds ; very nicely situated.
ichards
FALL
TERM
OPENS SEPT. 2
TWO tuanagelneot during the pNast
your Ilse trained over Two Hundred
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gentlemen as apnea.
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tbmu In e40ell04t elteatlous la lead.
iug Onaadieu nud Autorivau olltoe,
Iudivld nal laetruotion,
Write foroata)ogne,
Vin ham
Business College
GEo: SPOTrop, Principal
IMPORTANT NOTICES
lJI OUSE AND i ACRE LOT
• for sale -Albert street comfortable
Home in good repair. Small' ebable, good
well, cistern, dm Poseoseion any titoe. For
!tubber particulars apply on the premises
to B, CRAWFORD, Bruesols. 48.10
NOTICE TO DEBTORS -DR.
Bt7RNS has placed his u000unts le
any bands for collection. All parties indebt•
ed will kindly arrange payment at once,
•A. B. MACDONALD.
Brueeele, July 8rd,1007. 02.11
RRICX STORE TO RENT BY
21-1 February let -part of Smith Bleck.
22588 feet ; end door from American Hotel ;
lately used ae tailortug and gents' furnish-
ing eetabliebmeut. For further particulare
apply te DR. MoKALVAY, Brussels.
'HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
-The onderelgnod offers for Bale her
house and lot on Turuberry street, Brie.
eels, Possession could be given at once,
For price, terms &a., apply to MRS. F,
SHIA LS, Walton 11, 0., or to Tim PoeT,
K. O. T. M.
Brueeels Tent of the Maccabees, No. 29
hold
their regular meetings ee E1 Lodge
g
Room, Backer Block c the let and r
8d
Tuoada
y Vielb roe ot each month.
A, SOMERS, Conttvaya welcome., RE, R,10..
NOTICE
Any person wishing to have their tote at.
tended to will and me at the Cemetery ou
Thursday, Friday anis Saturday of each
week during the Summar months. I am
also Agent iOr the Mitchell Marble and
Granite Arm. Come and inspect our work
and get prises before buying elsewhere.
ROBERT ti. DARK,
49-e Caretaker.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
The undersigned offers her 100 sore
farm, being Lot20, Oou. 7, Grey, for gale or
to rent. Comfortable house, bank barn,
orehar
d wails &o. Perm iEtbi
y
t
of a mile
from the
stirring village 0
g y 1 Athol. b,For Brus-
sels,
particulars a apply to F. S. Bo Oat, Shuter
1. MRs, EATS HOLLAND, 78 Shuler
Street, Toronto. a7•Bm
PROPERTY FOR SALE -THE
undersigned offers his house and lot,
situate on !gill street, Brussels, for sale,
It is well located, a convenient and oomfor-
table home, Poeaeeeion eau be 5lyeu at
once, Willalao Bell the vacant lot, corner
of Mill and Elizabeth streets, which would
make a fine building site. For furtherpar-
ticulare as to price, terms, &e., apply to
FRED. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford -
whin. 38-0
FARM LABOURERS
AND DOMESTICS -
Government tappointed
place Im'by
graute Prom the
United kingdom in poeitione ae farm Ian,
miters -or domestie eervabte in this violnity.
Any person requiring such help should nob!•
fy me by letter etatiug fully the kind of help
required, when wanted and wages offered.
The numbers arriving may not be sufaoieu t
to supply all requeete but every effort will
be made to provide e
ach
applioaut withhe!P required. FB,
S00'1'T
62'yCanadian 4ove. But Employment Agent
-
82•lBrussels P.O.
Executor's Sale
Estate of John Coming, sr., Bat 22, Con.
cession 13, Township' of ILullott.
This excellent 150 acre farm will be offer-
ed at auction on Wednesday, August 7th,
1007, at 2 o'clock p, m., at Brown's Hotel,
Londeeboro'. This ie a first-olaee farm, has
good buildings including commodious brick,
house large bank barna with stone stabling'
and other outbuildings ; all modern !arm
improvements and couve nienoee -; good wat-
er and a good hardwood bush ; near to
subool and market. Inforwation win be
eromptll given- upon request.- ADMIIND
LI9Alt, Blyth, Executor; W, BRIDGES,
Clinton, Solicitor for the Estate. 52-3
Yaw
ALLAN TaittA BINS
TUi4BINE' STEAMERS
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
v(rginfatt Sails Friday, July 8 Aug. 0
J'unislaa," Juin 10 Aug, 0
Vieturise " July l0 Aug, 1s
Ionian " " July 00 A00,28
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Nunildien,,.Batie Thursday, July 4
Mongolian... Thursday, July 00' Aug. 10
Uorinthlau,.. " Thnrsday,Jely16 Aug, 22
Proterluu ,,, " Thursday, July 28 Aug, 00
For ettilings, ]lade and fall information
apply to
'1V, 0, LKY..ItI%%
Agent Allan Lino, Urnosels.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS'
ANY even numbered eeotiou of Dominlaa
Landeau tion tubo, Baekatohewan and
Alberta, exoepting 8 and 20, not reserved,
way be homesteaded by any person who ie
the nolo l,ead of a family, or any mule over
08 years of ago, to the extent of ono-quartor
eeebion Of la0a aerea more 00 leen,
Entry may be mune pereonalix al
-tiro
local land cage tor the district in which
the land le situate,
'1"ho nooieeteatler Is required to perform
the coedit:onecanneotod therewith under
one of thefollowing plana:
(1) At least six menthe' reatdenm, upon
and cultivation otthe laud' in euob year for
three wears,
(2) Il the father (or mother, If - the father
is deceased) of the homesteader residee
upon a farm in the vicinity of the land
entered for the requirements as to reel.
deuce may be satisfied by snob person re.
Biding with the father or mother.
(e) If the Battler has his permanent resi-
dence upon farmino land owned by hi to
in the vicinity of hie homestead, the re-
quirements as to reetdeuao may be satis-
fied by reeideuoe upon the said land.
Sixmoobbe'notice in wilting should be
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lands at Ottawa of intention to apply tor
patent.
W.W.00RT,
Deputyof the Minister of Interior,
01, B. tTuauthorleed publication of thin ad.
vortieemeut will not be paid tor.
Lis for Sale
Just received a car load
of No. 1 White Lime.
D. A. LOWRY
BRUSSELS.
The Highest Market Price
paid for any quantity de-
livered at Storehouse No.
1, . also for Grain of all
kinds.
R. G-RAHAM
BRUSSELS. 49-4
i.. T
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
A DANDY STOCK OF
3E3 "LTG arama
WE have an.A 1 stock of Top Buggies,
TV manufactured by the R. McKie
Co., of Platteville, and Wrn, 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 Floury Plow Points
and the Frost eft Wood repairs. Calland•soe us..