HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-7-18, Page 4'2iURSDAY, JUIx 18, 1907,
Josnes GXRION, the Well known Inger.
Boil Poetmeeter, hee been eboeeu Erni.
dent of the. Dominion AIfleeoe ea euo•
ooeeor to the lets George F. liiekter end
will no doubt eotively and worthily All
the position. In the Met number of The
Pioneer, the official orgeu, ho places him.
tell before the public in the follawing
manner: --To the Mombere and 3: rlende
of the Ontario Brutal] ot the Doinfoioo
Allmoe: Ladies and Geoblemeu
Heving been eleoted by the Extontive
Committee to the oflhe of Provident, to
fill the vnoency oaneed by the death of
the late G. I: Metter, I deem it my
duty to eddreee a few Words to you in
order that we may get in tomb with
each other and tons be in a petition to
push forward the good work whloh we
hove in view. I do not aesnme for a
Bingle moment that I .oat hope to fill
the plane which our lata Preotdeut oo•'
oapied with mob great fidelity and
siugleneee of purpose, but God helping
me, I will do my beet, feeling oonfldeut
that I shall receive your hearty oo opera-
tion, Our great cause is now reoeiving
the Rhaetian and eapport of thoughtful
people tliroogbeot the civilized world.
In our own Provinoe the eitaation ie
full of hope. Let ae be worthy of our
great opportunity, The main ie80e now
before ae ie to take advantage of the
Local Option movement and to try non
olneione with our oommoo foe wherever
there le a fighting obanee of enooese,
In the meantime let na not relax our
efforts to 0t0990 the repeal of the three
fifthe Manes. We ask no favors at the
bends ofih' liqu r traffic, but we do
ask for fair play at the bands of the
Governineut of the Province while en-
gaged in this great moral straggle. Our
friends may freely oommuuioete with
the bead offioe in Toronto, when every
p"9eible nseietenoe will be cheerfully
rendered to enable you to prosecute the
work. We are united for the parpoee
of laying the foundations ot a eater
people. This object is worthy of the cop.
port of all °lessee of our population.
Fathers and mothers, help ae to try and
save your children from the attack of
the worst foe of our rase. Workingmen,
lead no a helping band for the liquor
traffic in the enemy of our indnetrial
lits, Electors, drop in your ballots and
blot out this prolific, canon of our 00u-
tr 's rain, and thue let a united 0
hriet•
Mn oitlzenehip glee in their moral
strength and say to the Rum Fiend,
"Be gone you have oareed the ooantry
long enough i" "A better day is com-
ink" Why not in our day? With this
purpose in view let os gird on our armor
and ever remember that in oar lexicon
there is no such word ae fail.
Yours faithfully,
JOSEPH GIBBON,
Yr eeiden t.
TUE 'CII00L FOR THE
BRANTFORD.
BLIND AT
To the Editor of THE POST 1
DEAR Bin :—I ask your assistance to
enable me to get into oommnuioation
with the pareute or guardians of all the
blind children in Ontario, under the age
of tweutyone years. The Institution
for the edncat100 and inetruotion of the
Blind, meiutained by the Outario Legis.
latnre, admits as paptle "ail blind
yodtbo,of both sexes, between the ages
of amen and twenty one, not being de-
ficient in intellect, and free from disease
or physical infirmity, being residents of
the Province of Ontario." It ie not
necessary that the appliesnt shall be
tot illy blind, the tees le inability to
"read ordinery type and attend a eabool
for the seeing witbout aeriooe injury to
the eight," The toitial difficulty is to
Iooato the children who are eligible for
adwiaeicu, and it will be helpful in the
future if your readers will Bend me the
name+ and eddreesee of blind children
under seven as well as ot those between
seven and twenty one.
Sboold you favor me by the publioa•
tion of this letter, I would oak your
readers not to depend upon the wenn of
the children with detective sight to at-
tend to this matter. If all oould witneee
the gain in health, happiness, knowledge
and self rename then comes to those
who, deprived by their eftlioticn of amen
to the pobtio % houle, take advantage
of the ednoationat 1801111i68 afforded by
thia institution, none would grudge the
time and trouble required to widen the
scope of the schools influenoe. Bend me
the names and cadreeaee, end I will by
oorreepoudenoe or visitation do the meta
H. F. GAtiDINER,
Principal 0. I. B.
EDITORS FOR PARLIAMENT.
It is remarkable that in Huron Oonn•
ty three nature have been nomivated
for Beate in Parliament. All are re.
presentatives of the Liberal party.
In South Huron 01, Y McLean, of
The Beafortb Expositor, le the Liberal
uaudidate for the Home of Oommono,
Robe Holmes, of the Clinton New
Era, is tbe Liberal candidate for the
Oommone tor IVeet Huron. Io East
Heron W. H. Barr of Tun BRDeasts
Pon, be the Liberal candidate toe the
Legislature, Mr. MacLean and M.
Holmes had a long experience in men.
ioipel affairs. Each bas been Mayor
of hie town, and each hes eat in many
Councils. Mr, MatLeen has also
68,vod in the Legielatare, and ear.
Holmes in the Federal Parliament.
Mr, Bert is entering upon bio first
parliamentary meters, but for many
years be has been one of the leaders
of the Liberal party id Heron, In
other days law and medicine were the
treiaing schools for pobiio life, but in
Iduron at leen jourualiem bee become
the chief avenue to polttioal preferment.
It is to be hoped that the result will
Rat be to draw too many reoraite .to
the profession, and to oat down the
etnalumente. So far as Mr. MacLeod,
Par. elolmee and Mr. Herr are ooneerned
the seaefonai indemntby, in case they
ere sleeted, probably wilt Dover the
losses that will be eaeteined by their
absorption In polities. bat with or
without emolumente, these men have
beau a0t1v8 and faithful pablia 8arvent8
and it is 111.10901 that journalists else-
where ehouel rejoins in their prefer.
m-ut. It bili be well' if in Parliament
OPSNINC` T NEW
The Guelph-Got1ericb Line
The first [rein of the 0, P. la. to arrive
aver the G. (I, line for regular passenger
envies arrived in Blyth on 1.dnoday night
of laet week at 10 p. m., and a big orowd
Of 011ie000 WAS down at the new etatiou
to wituese the opening, The train lett et
0 20 ou Tuesday morning tor the return
trip to Toronto.
The dotted line in the a000mpanying
illeetretiou indioaiee the route of the
new line. Tbe oonetruotion wee started
in the Fall of 1004 and it hae been a long
time getting iiniehed.
On Monday of luso week the work was
beim off Oontreotor Gibeou'e tondo and
the O. P. R. now have tbe line in working
order op to Blyth where they have the
Ai L WAY
A018100 not errtving the ebation 6%0 in
derknape on Monday evaning but it le
now lighted.
01001 TRAIN In nr9Tn,
Another mileetoue fu the oonatrugtiou
at the Guelph > Goderioli Railway hoe
been paned, and the village of Blyth, to
the heart of Huron county, le now the
terminal, Oonduolor Ayere and Engin•
ser RIamiiton were in oberge of the
regular train, dne to leave Gnelph tor
Blilvertou at 7,45,, and whioh upon ibe ar•
rival at the latter point Monday night
bitched up He egependere and started off
to Blyth, some twenty nine melee
further on, Moukton and Walton' were
Weed, and the new elation agents let off
Now Open to Blyth
and nntt8rone .mall, brit neat, clean,
01/819888 plume greet the eye or the
visitor, Just to the Snth East of the
G. dt G, 04411on the trach et the L. II, &
B. *reek of the 0, 9'. It. panne overhead
the 0. 1'. 11. line, eo that the town is now
well provided with trampOrtrttiOn forthe
produete wheat are met keted there,
Tin claim of the 0. P. R. people that
the new line is tbe best ever built in
Ontario would appear well feuded,
There have been rash people who said
that the G. 111 G. le a line without gradee
or onrvee, Bneb le not the nee. The
G. k G.1109 mune, but the armee are so
miminized and the outeide rail elevated
ao exactly measured that they 'ere eta
notioed by the paeeeuger. 11 late grades,
The stations tom Gue'ph Jot. to Blyth
are :—Gaelph Oity, Elmira, Linwood,
Milverton, West Mouktoo, 14toNaoght'e
(Hag etatiou,) Walton and Blyth.
F. L. Crawford is the relieving agent at
Blyth etetion at present but the reenter
agent is expected to arrive in a week or
B0.
The new time table went into effeot on
Monday evening at 12 p. m. andthe
traine leave and arrive in Blyth at the
following m
time.
Leave —Blyth— Arrive
620a. m 130p.m.
3.00 p. m 9 45 p, m,
—Walton -
6 83 a. m 105 p, re.
3.25 p. m 9 80 p. m.
The train leaving Blyth at 6.20 a. me
rune through to Toronto withont obange
and the train leaving Toronto at 5.50 p.
m. rune through to Blyth without obange.
The other two trains just run to Guelph
Jnnotloo.
Owing to some of the eleotrio light
at their new headquarters. Ab the form•
er etatiou a goodly crowd watt present to
welcome the first passenger train to
1)098 through their village.
But ab Blyth, although -the train did
not arrive antic 10.80, owing to the delays
aatborteed by °sullen in travelling over
a road as yet untried, an eathueiaetio
tbroog awaited the train, and when it
anoetentatiouely pulled into the elation
it was greeted with wi h 1
cud applause. The
crowd then took possession, and as many
se 000ld find seats made the trip around
tbe "Y" while the train wee being re•
versed,
A pretby little town is Blyth. Let out
in the centre of a rich agricultural
notion—than wbioh there is no better
along the route of tbe G. d; G.—and
built in the white, solid etyle which
obaraaterizee tbe towns of Huron meaty,
it is a good example of the town which
thrives without undue exertion expended
in the lineation of manufacturing enter-
prises, Quietly, handsome residences
but the approaches are snob that they
are negotiated bandily, end there is no
appreciable differenoe in the speed of the
train. The ballasting is well nigh per,
feat, and, for a newly opened road, the
trip from Milverton to Blyth ootild not
easily be equalled for comfort. Add to
these oonditione the excellence of the
rolling elook—bbe easy running oars, etc„
and the uniform courtesy of tbe train and
road officials, end it may well be said
that nog
e serol a atter train fgiven in
b o
any section of the country.
The new trip is not an say one on the
orew of the through passenger train.
Formerly this train started from Guelph
at 8 20 in the morning and returned at
7 85 in the evening. Then the line was
extended to Milverton and now to 1319111,
witbont any partiouler difference in the
original time table, but adding to the last
inetanoe two hours eaob way to the
working house of the Drew. It is a good
long trip, some 116 miles eaob way.—
Guelph Meroury,
they do not permit their independence
of ohartoter to be sapped by the de•
mends of the oauoae and the deviate
loyalty to leaders which is the bane of
public lite in °enada. It is to be ex•
peoted that they will aot in general
sympathy with the party to which
they belong, but there is room in the
House of Commons for greeter freed•
om of speech and action, and that
higher loyalty to individual 090vtal•
tone whiob nude to personal diatino•
tiou and to the honor and dignity of
Parliament,—Toratlto News,
Stop limping, Cure The Cern
Quickly done by Putnam's Painless
Oorn Extraotor. Acte in one day, nausea
00 pain, removes every trace of soreness.
Fifty years ot 0000008 proves Putnam's is
the best.
SUNDAY WORK
AT CHEESE FACTORIES.
DEAR Sia,—
We beg to inform yon that we have,
ander year inetroutions, made oaretul
and thorough enquiry into the question
of Soode). work in connection withthe
manufaotare of obeeee through the
thirty two Instruotore employed by this
Department. From oar own personal
knowledge of the situation and as a re-
sult of the enquiries made, we feel that
we are pretty fully informed as to the
preeeot situation. In Western Ontario
oat of 218 factories, 68 are manuraotuting
oheeee on Saturday night; in Eastern
Ontario, lase than one quarter of the
1,000 faotoriec are taking in milk on
Saturday night end manufacturing it
into cheese. In the majority of oaeee
where milk is taken in ou Saturday
night, it is found impossible to properly
complete the work before twelve o'clock.
The work le therefore oontinned for a
period of from one to boor or five boars
in the beginning of the Bnnday. If those
faotoriec that are at womb doing some
work on in the early hours of Sunday
were prohibited from carrying on thio
work, it would, in nearly all oases, be
oeoe6eary that the milk be retained at
the hemss, of the patrons, ae the factories
at present have not proper fa011ities for
bolding over until Monday', morning this
milk and then handling it with the Sun-
day and Monday morning milk, Tbe
diffionity now met with in the handling
of the milk at the home of the pa0ro08
is that the patrons have not storage or
ice eeoeeeary for tbe purpose. Io all
other factories where Saturday night
delivery does not take place, or where
the factory ie not equipped for making
milk into batter, it is 0688Beary for the
patrons to make butane at the home or to
hold the Betnrday nigb0'e milk over,
along with the Sanday'e milk, until
Monday morning,
It will be seen that in the tntore to
handle the milk at present made up on
Saturday night and Sunday, either the
factory meet be reoonetraoted or equip-
ped with better faoihies or the patrons
mast put in additional appliances at tbe
home and provide the supplies.
It the law against doing any work in
Meese factorise during any of the honre
of Sunday were elrt0tlp enforced et once
there would of neoeesity, be a very large
waste of milk no the fernrin addition to
the inoreaeing of the Sunday work on
the pert of the prodtoer t0 a very large
extent.
Having ooneidered ibe (petition from
all standpoints and obtained opinions
from many pereone interested to the
glutton, we beg to recommend that, for
the present year, permieelon be granted
to oontiune the Saturday night work In
obeeae factories until not later than 5
a, m. Sunday morning. Io tine 000080•
Woo, we might state that, in the great
majority of mese, the work ma earthy be
completed by 2 a. m. but in tome eases
beyond the control of the maker, it may
be found impossible to make up the
cheese at so early a time.
Farther we would enggeet tbel early
notifloation be given to the dairymen of
the Province (owners of cheese factories,
makers and patrons) tbet it will be
080805ary next year to fully comply with
the regairemeote of the Sunday Obeerv-
anae Law and that They should now
make arrangements whereby eitber the
patrons of factories shall now begin to
make provision to keep the mirk at home
under proper conditions or uli ize it at
home, or that the feotorlee shall make
snob provisions as may be necessary to
enable them to hendle the milk on Mon-
day morning.
Reepeotfolly submitted,
(ogd) 0. 0. JAMES,
Deputy Minister of Agl.
Gm. A, PQTNAtr,
Dlreobor, Dairy Instruction.
G. G. PDBLow,
Chief Iaetruotor, Eastern Ont.
RON. J. P. WHITNEY, Premier.
"BLUE DEVILS"
Get Bid of Indigestion and Things Will
Look Bright and Joyous.
Even in the present area of prosperity
and good times everytbtng appears blaok
to these people who are coffering wretch.
edly from
some form of indigestion.
Where dtgeetion is gulch, complete and
easy there le a joyous and hopeful out.
look, but indigestion onuses depreaeion.
The want of a safe, effective Dara for
eiok beedaoh, indigestion and stomach
troablee, 6908 always felt until the pre.
aoriptioa known se Minna stomata
tablets was pat up in popular form and
proved Ite invariable 0000898 in the many
forme of indigestion.
After a few days tee of Mi•o.na atom•
aoh tablets the headaohe, dizzy feeling,
drowefneee, bad taste in the moabb, coat-
ed tongue, 009000nees, eleeple8enees,
distress after eating—all these eymptome
of a weak stomach—will disappear and
parted digestion and a good skin will
ehow abut the vital machinery le ouae
more 900ningsmootbly.
1111 one is to be taken before each
meal and it will stimulate the secretive
and digestive juices and eirengthen the
whole of the digestive system so that the
unpleasant full feeling will be abeent and
indigestion prevented.
We absolutely agree that your money
will be refunded should you buy a 60o.
box of Alto 0c, etomaob tsblete and not
be sabiefied with the results. Mi•o•na le
sold by dragging everywhere, or will be
sent by mail on reoelpt of pride, 50 cents.
Booth's Mi0na Company, Buffalo, N. Y.
Pelee get quick and rennin relief from
Dr, Sloop's Magic Ointment. Please
note it is made for piles atone, and eta
aotion le positive and Detrain. Rotting,
painful, protruding or blind pilon die.
appear like magic) by it's use. Large
niekel.oappped glees jars 50 dente. - Sold
by alt dealers,
SEVERE PAINS
IN THE GERM
Trying Experience of a Well known
Citizen in St, John, N. B.
The caee of Mr• Cbae, F. 0 ive, for
years foreman in the "Gazette" of St,
John, N. B., is a striking evidenoe of the
power of Ferrozone.
No remedy has such a record for re-
storing sufferers from acute nomad] and
kidney trouble ;it invariably dues cure,
"For several yearn" writes IIIr. 0iive,
"I have had kidney trouble and until
quite recently I Buffered torture. A few
menthe ago my condition aneamed a
very eerione form. I oonenitedseveral
oily deotore, used different pills, but
without the elighest benefit. I suffered
from an intense pain In the groin, and
the inoreasing eerioaeneod of my trouble
temptntl nee to try i"errozone. It gave
me goiok relief, and a half dozen boxes
opted me. Ferrozone I can recommend
as a epeoifio for disordered kidneys."
Won't yon try Ferrozone too ? 50o.
per box at all dealers in medioine.
Clinton,
The °nalome collections at 01101011
port of entry from April to Jane 30th,
1907, were 84,518 58, being au increase
of $7,04 over the oorreeponding period
of last year.
Joe Rattenbary has let the °entracte
for the erection of his new hotel to the
following parties : Oement wells for
basement and blooking, Hiram H11;
briok work, Dan, Prior ; woodwork,
Stops Hair'
Falling
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new
im-
Aroveproved -
d formula,will certainly
stop of thhair. Indeed,
we believe it will always do thi
s
unless there is some disturb-
ance of the general health.
Then, a constitutional medicine
may be necessary, Consult
your physician about this.
Doe., not change the color o Ile hale.
Formula "Mb seek bottle
Show it to your
®
e s doctor
Ick him abent it,
thea dem he en
The reason why Ayer's HairVigorstopps
falling hair is because it first destroys the
germs which cause this trouble. After
this is done, nature soon brings about a
full recovery, restoring the hair and
scalp to a perfectly healthy condition.
..—Malo by the J. 0. dyer Oe., Lowell, 29*ea.—•-,
Thos. Mackenzie ; plastering, Joseph
Copp ; roof, Harland Broe. The steam
heating and plumbing bite not yet been
'et. The building Ie to be of white
brink, three storeys high and 62 x 72 Leet.
Fred, Richards, one of Matt. Mains'
oarpeetere, had a very narrow tempo
on Tuesday afternoon of last week from
meeting with a serious if mit fatal mei.
dent. He was working on Levi Wiltse'e
barn on the London Road and was very
near the pinnacle 01 the root when be
lost hie footing, slid down the iron roof
head first and in that position shot to
mother earth, a distance of about thirty
feet. The speed a1 which he d080008ed
threw him out some dietanoe from the
building se that he eeoaped the limber
lying around and lit on a manure heap
which softened his fall and, no doubt,
saved hie life. He was etonned for a
time and was ooneiderably bruised and
shaken up and bad a out or two wbioh
the Dr, had to stitch,
Bohm Lime Works,
BELGRAVE
Is headquarters for First-class
Lime. Write or Telephone
A. Nicholson & Sons
PROPRIETORS
r"Willmeet teams from a dietanoe at
Central Hotel, Brussels. •
To Our Patrons
A 8 we have entered on our second year
delivering milk to the people of
Brussels we wish to thank all who have
favored us with their patronage and to
thank those especially wbo have been
regular in petting out the empty battles
as it saves us a lot of trouble. To our
regular customers milk will be 5o. a quart
the year round, but to those wbo only
tette it in Winter when milk is scarce and
takes so much more labor and feed to
produce it it will be 6o. Our aim will be
to please our patrons and give as good
value ae poeslble. 48-tf
CHAS, ROZELL
Crewe is
Reliable
Art Studio
is the proper place to get your Photo-
graphs taken. Photos from the Sunbeam
np to the 14 x 17 Group and Portrait size,
taken with great suooess.
Get a Photo of your Family the first
°hence you have to get them together.
We are eeocud to none and very
moderate in our charger.
Views of residences, etc„ taken ou
short notice.
Picture Frames made to Order.
Ha Ra BREWER
ildllg Prices for 30 Days
on Single . , arness
For Cash See our Window
Full Rawhide
Whips
only 85e.
Lap Dusters,
Fly Sheets,
Fly Nets.
Trunks;
Suit Cases,
Satchels.
Large Stock
at Small
Prices.
Repairs in Collars, Harness, &c., promptly done.
Dwelling Booms to let above store. Convenient, soft water, &e.
Very comfortable Dwelling for sale ; acres of land ; Fruits
of different kinds ; very nicely situated.
L C.
ichards
FALL
TERM
OPENS SEPT, 2
11118 management ,luring the pad
you' hue 1,10011 over Two Hundred
9 0 u. 0 g Indies and
gentlemenae 00110E -
1.4p 1 e r s, 'n/ book k``]-
oe
ere uud (Joe tele crap11-
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ere, and pieced
4ham Ill axo811eut Ailtatttone in lead.
Mg Canadian and Alnsrivaa all(ee,
Individualhlttruutlou.
•Write for catalogue,
VPingham
Business College
GEo. Sporran', Principal
IMPORTANT NOTICES
r_j OUSE AND >• ACRE LOT
•1..1 for sale—Albert street, comfortable
home in good ropuir. Small stable, good
well, oietern,.&o• Possession any time. For
turtber particulars apply ou the p90011110
to. 0, CRAP/FORD, Breese's, 48.11
NOTICE TO DEBTORS—DR.
BUIONB has platted li00 0000uute lu
my hands for collection. All parties indebt-
ed will kindly arrange payment at 01100.
A, B. MAC.DONALD.
Brussels,1uly 8rd, 10u7, 62.11
BRICK STORE TO RENT BY
February lot—part of Smith Block.
22180 feet' 2nd door from Amerioau Hotel ;
lately need as tailoring and gents' furnish-
ing eetabllebment. For further particulars
apply to DR. MoHELVEY, Brussels,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
—Toe undersigned offers for sale her
buuoesun lot on Turnberry street, Bros.
Bele. Emersion o00)d be given at ouae,
Fm' leprloe terms &e., apply to MRS. F,
SRIELB, Walton a. 0., or to THE Ponn,
K, O, T. M.
Brussels Tent of the Maccabees, No. 24
hold their regular meetings
the
e Lo
d
g
e
Room Beaker Blook on the 1st and 8rd
Tuesday evenings ymonth.
Vielbaro always.weleowe.
A. SOMERS, Com. A. MOGUIRE, n, 8,
NOTICE
Any person wishing to have their lots at-
tended to will find me at the Cemetery on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of each
week during the Bummer months. lam
also Agent for the Mitchell Marble and
Granite Orin. Oome and inspect our work
and get priest] before buying elsewhere.
ROBERT G. DARN,
49.4 Caretaker.
110E SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 sore
farm, being Lot 90, Oon. 7 Grey, for Bale or
to rent. Comfortable house, bank barn,
orchard, wens, &o, Farm ie only # of a mile
from the stirring village of Ethel, For fur-
therpartioulars apply to 2.8, Boort, Brim-
eels,
rum-
eels or MRS.
KATE HOLLAND,78 Shnter
Street, Toronto. 87:1m
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undersigned offers hie house and lot,
eituate. on Mill. street, Brussels, for axle,
It 16 welllooated,a convenientandaomlor-
table borne. Possession can be given at
ones. Witt oleo sell the vacant lot, corner
.of Mill and Elisabeth streets, which would
Make a floe building. site. For further par-
ticulars as to price, terms, &c„ apply to
FRED. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford-
wiab. 80.4
FARM LABOURERS
AND DOMESTICS—
I have been appointed by the Dominion
Government t0 place Immigrants Mora the
United Kingdom in positions as farm lab-
ourers or demesne servants in this vicinity.
Any person requiring 80011 help should noti-
fy me by letter stating fully the kind of help
required, when wanted and wages offered,
Wife numbers arriving may not be ,nfileien 1
to ellpply all requests but oyery effort will
be made to prOvide eaob aptnloant with
help required. F. B. SCOTT,
Canadian Government Employment Agent
82-ly Brussels P.O.
Executor's Sale
Estate of John Bunting, gr., Lot 22, Con-
cession 13, TOwn81611, of Mullett.
This excellent 160 neve farm will bo offer-
ed atauction on Wednesday, August 7th,
1007, at 2 o'olook p, m., at Brown's Hotel,
Londeaboro'. This Is a first -Glare farm, lune
good builiings includingcommodious brio*
bourn, large bank barna with atone stabling
and otheroutbuildingst alt modern farm
improvements and ammonia/ices l good wale
er and a good hardwood bush; near to
school and marina Information will be
promptly given upon rogae61. EDMUND
LEAR, Blyth, Executor; W. BRYDONE,
Clinton, Solicitor for the Estate. 69.9
A LJ U AIvvAI a' LINE
TURBINE STEAMERS
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
V1010r)an Sails 291ilay, July 19 An5,10
Ionian y 24 Aug,00
Virginian 'i Aug, 3 . Aug,34
1 e
'ruuloian,,,•,,,,. Avg, 0 Sept. e
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
eorlutlulap...BailtTbnr0day,Julyle Aug, 24
Probe' leu , ' 1'bareday,Jaly26 Aug, Ft
8C01nntt ...,, T1uraday, Aug, 1 Sept, 0
Ionian " Thuroday, Atte..8 1181,12
For eailinge, Ileto awl full information
apply to
W. to. HERR,
Agent Allen lalue, Brunets,
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS'
ANY even numbered section of Dominion
.Lauds is Alanlboba, Saekalohewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 20, not reserved,
May bo homesteaded by guy person wbo la
the sole bead of a family, or any male over
18 years of age, to the extent of one-quarter
motion of 100 acres more or lose,
Entry may be made (personally at the
Meal olllee lnr too distriot in wbioh
the laud is eltuate.
The homesteader is required to perform
the conditions oo0 Daubed therewith ander
one of the following plans:
(1) At least six menthe' reel donee -upon
and cultivation of 111e laud in each year for
three years,
12) If the father (or mother, if the father
is deceased) of the homesteader resides
upon a farm in the violnity of the laud
entered for the requirements as to reel.
deuce may be Battened by such person re.
siding with the lather or mother,
(8) If the settler has hie permanent mei-
dem upon farming landowned by him
in the vicinity of his homestead, .the re-
quirements as to residence may be sate -
bled by resideooe upon the said laud.
Sixmontbe' notion in writing ehonld be
given to the Commiesioeer of Dominion
Lando at Ottawa of intention to apply for
patent.
W•W.00RY,
Deputy of ibe. Minister of interior...
N. B. Unauthorizedpubliamtlon of thie,ad-
vertisement will not be paid for.
Lige for Sale
Just received a car load
of No. 1 White Lime.
D. A. LOWRY
BRUSSELS.
WANTED •
"AA
The Highest Market Price
wilt be paid in Cash for any
quantity of Wool delivered
at my store, Brussels.
Alf. Baeker
SALT
Farmers or Storelceepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
A DANDY STOCK OF
Bv0-G-zS
VETE have an A 1 stock of Top Buggies,
manufactured by the R. McKie
Co., of Plattsville, and Wm, Dore & Co.
of Wingham. The Workmanship through-
out is First-class and prices are Fight. 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 Mall,
We also keep in stock the real Fleury Plow Points
and the Frost & Wood repairs. Call and see ue.
Brussels
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