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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-9-19, Page 5A S!tualioii lite, geed sal n•y awniti every gradnate of fib Central 8usinass Co11ege Experinii o proves tide poeitiveiy. lemur tiny tante. Catalogue free: W•ito W. H. SHAW, Principal Yong° & Gerrard ate., Toronto BUSINESS CARDS, WM. SPENCE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF NIAREIAGE LICENSES 011300 In the Post *Mee, Ethel. - 80.4 BERTHA. C. ARMSTRONG 10 prepared to give litmus on Piano or heed Organ. Terms on appnoatiou. Poetoillao address-Bruss4els. Besidonee- Lot 9, 0011.10, (trey. Pupilo may have their lessens at their own homes it preferred. MISS LAURA SPENCE Teacher of Piano or Organ ETHEL., ONT. MISS MARGARET M'IAUCHLIN TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conservatory of Music. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company omoe and Residence- WAL.TON, ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM' 1N10RANax, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY Bate at Interest ai pergademont per annum, first Mb,i LIFE AND FIRE INS, AGENT Excelsior Lifedneurauoo Company The Equity Fire Insurance 0ompany All buet0000 attended to promptly. H. R. BREWER, J. P. 01e& 4th Division Court. AUCTIONEERS. 1` • S. SOOTT AS AN AUOTION- tan, 30311 melt for batter .prices, to Lotter men, in lees 41810 and lass charges than any other Auctioneer In bast Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at this office or by personal application. ROBT. H. GARNISS BLIJEVALE - OAT, Auctioneer for Huron County. Tarma reasonable. Salle arranged for at tI10 o(lee of TEN P ooT, Brnoeele,' 2200. VETERINARY. GA. CUNNINGHAI4M— • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet -- tamely College, le prepared to treat all die - eases of domesticated animate Ina minuet - ant manner. Partioular attention paid to Veteriuory Dentletry and Milk Fever. Calls promptly attended to, Oaloo and infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, '1'urnberry at., Broseele, Thane 47 k LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING. ,A13. MAODONALD— • Barriat00, Solicitor, Notary, Eto. Suoaeoeor to G. F, Blair, OBioe over Stan- dard Bank, Brussels.. Solicitor for Metro- politanBaak, - - VAT M. SINOLAIR— 1 v • Burrfet0r, solicitor, 10onvoyouoer, Notary Publio, &t, Olsaa-8 towart'6. Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Bolioitor for the Standard Bank, ' UOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- BA1RRISTIIIIB, BLICI OO , NOTARIES W. PRovDPooT,K.0. R. 0. HATS 0. F. BLAIN, OOioes-'boas tormeely 000upied.by Messrs Oamoron 31 30030. 30D11NI013, ONTARIO. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. fEILD, (DENTIST Graduate of We Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Piret.olaes Honor Graduate of 'Toronto University. Ocoee next to Brower•'° Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. r. LE WE fiIACt; TUMMY WO have a dopartmoute 1 ooetlm110180, 1-4101iTIANIi sad 'rn8N0NAPRY. We I/ .employ the boat teachers that. money eau hire. Our oeuraea ate thorough and practical and the assist worthy t to position!). Thom) who wish tondou e 1 to got .money-nmking RtlUcntlon 31 should net too beet, Write lot our noir n0,talogoa anal got pttrtlealn0O, y1AQ0 This is the beet time of year to en,. Lb. for our 0180800, ELLIOTT k S0oLAOHLAN, ��D 'rinoipale, Q�r'' Hefter gat "(nonunion" Eitalllr00 Education new then wlsh Yeti tui n a ' ru•t rde. rte t Fall Term from Sept. Brd ATTEND TR10 ELLIOTT TORONTO. ONT. and yyalt Will undoubtedly got egoista Ina" bn01n000 training -not the 9mI• • talion" hind. Ont of two hundred and ookh to ora h. ere onl, for b oo ra.eteu Y a 1 g p poolt on , 00010hiled only a oleo of the when .fled o one oleo ready whateud were Boal -1t oub,itpays to attend this school -It doubly page, ',u Catalogue free. W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Con. Tonna AND ALaxANDxa 81.0. XA'.Ca1 Itztus lions 68000111PTr0N price to all United States eub0onbere is $1 50 a year, pay able straitly in advance. Tna Wroxeter Star nays :-Dan. and Wm. KOake went to Brnoeele this week, where they will makebarrels' for Thos. Hemphill. We nnderetand that Mr. Hemphill bas an order for 2500 barrels at the above place: TRIAL 00000101l treatments are being mailed out free, on 0030011, by .Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wie. These testa are proving to the peop'e-without a pen. ny's ooet-the great valbe of 'this eaieo• tific prosoription known to ''druggist. everywhere as Dr. Shoop'. Catarrh Remedy. Sold by all denten. EMIT 0011111in in a newspaper con tains from 10,000 to 80,000 dietinot pieoee of metal, the di -placement of any of whioh 000sea a blander or typographioal error. Yet tome people lay olaim to a phenomenally brilliant mind if they can dieobver an error in a newspaper. PAIN anywhere, pain in the head, pain. ful period°, neuralgia, toothache, all pains oat be promptly stopped by a thoroughly safe little Pink Candy Tablet, known by drnggiate everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Headaobe Tablets. Pain simply means aongeotion-undue blood presence .,t the point where pain Wets, Dr, dhopp's Eleadaohe Tablets 30iekly equalize this unnatural blood p000018re, and pain immediately departs, Write Dr. Shoop, 1 00ioe, Wis., and get a trial package. Large 10x 25 ate -Druggists. FALL AncTloNe.-When arranging for your farm stook sale make it a point to have your bilis printed at Ten Poor. Your bills will be attractively printed, and with every sale bill printed at this oflioe you will receive free a notice of the eale in this paper, wbieb ie 'read„ every week by thouaaude of people in this locality and makes your sale known to m.oy who may never have the op. portanity of seeing your bills: To cheek aimold quickly, get from your druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets called Prevention, Druggiete everywhere are now diapeneiug Preventioe, for they are not only safe, bet decidedly oertafu and prompt. Preventioe cautain no Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor etokening. Taken at the "sneeze et0ge" Preventive will prevent Pneumonia, Bronohitia, La Grippe, eta. Hence the name, Preventioe. Good for feveriab ohildren. 48 Preventioe 25 vents. Trial Boxes 5 ate, Sold by all dealers. HYet8NEAL,-Ontario street Church, Clinton, on Wednesday, Sept. 4th, at 10 o'clock, was the 'teem of a quiet wed ding when Mee Elizabeth Jane, only daughter of Enea° Oriob, of Brnoeele, was matrimonially joined to Samuel Cassels, of Clinton. Rev. Mr. Kerr performed the ceremony, the bridal party being unattended. The happy young couple Dame to Bewails, where n receptieu wee given them on Wartime. day evening. The bride's gown wee a pretty bine poplin. TUN following is a list of Full p'nire.- Walkerton Sept, 19-20 Seatorth .. Sept. 19-20 Blyth Sept. 28-24 Mildmay ....Sept. 28-24 Ripley ,.. ..Sept. 24-25 Goderioh Sept. 25-26-27 Wiogham Sept. 26-27 Lnoknow Sept. 80-Oab.1 Atwood Oot. 1-2 Terto0er ...Oct.1-2 Tiverton vertoo 000. 2-8 Stomata Oot. 8-4 9180-HI00LAND B000010NT BAND. --,The Committee ou Attractions for Brussels Fall Fair has closed a 000traot with the celebrated 910 Higblaud Regiment Band of Hamilton to supply the mule at the Fair on Oot 8 and 4, They will also, an silted by well known vocalists and Scottish dealer, take charge of the pro. gram mottle annual Concert in the Town Hall on the Nab evening of the Fair. While the expense is heavy the Directors never do anything by halves and aro de- termined to provide tbe beet to be had for the plasmas of the tboueande wbo attend the Feir. This well known Baud ander the leadership. of Bsndmaeter Stares. a talented mosioien, ie worth go. ing many miles to hear. Ilea the Fair lithograph paten'. B0omaob troublesheart and kidney ailments, can be g0iekiy oorreoted with a prescription known to drngglels eery where to Dr, Sftoop's Restorative. The prompt and surprising relief whioh thio remedy immediately brings is entirely due to its Restorative notion upon the oontrolling nerves of the stomach, eta. A. weak 0tomeo1, causing dyspepsia, a weak heart with palpitation or inter• mits nt palae,a1 s e tneone weak atom. aoh nerves or weak heart nerves. Strengthen those inside or controlling name with Dr. Shoop'o Roetoretive end nee how gniokly these ailments die. appear, Dr. Shoop. of Ranine, Wis., will mail enmities free. Write for thorn. A test will tell. Your health is certain• ly worth this simple trial. Bold by all dealers.. P08010 TO ne oynnIND,-The list of eeleotione from English poste to be studied in the high schools and collegiate Institutes of the Province has been pre. pared by the Department of Eddoation, For candidates for district aertifioatee it is es follows :-'Pennyeon-,"The Poet," "The Lady of Sbalotl," "Oenone," "The Epio" end "Morin d'Arthttr,' "fit. Agnes Eve," "The Voyage," "Brame, Bteak, Break," "lo the Valley of • the Caateretz" Browning --"My Last Dnohano, ',The Ride from Ghent to Aix," "LOve Among Ratan," "Home Tilpugbte from Abroad," "up et a Ville, "'Andrea del Barth," "The Guar than Angel," "Proepioo," "An Epiatlo of liarellieh, "Caviller Lulea" Per lase ea roll taenia e l l s rem "Mae. 0C Cr M e i , "• P Both is added and for enntor teaoher9 Another addition f0 made, namely, "Ae You Like It." The poems to bo mom. orizod by mind Wales for entranoo to the high sohoole are the sante ea let year, l'ny spore And (net The Blest A cheap deal burning eons remedy le never eatiofaot0ry. Tee best le Put uam's Painless Corn Exreutor, a tate . but a quarter, and ie guaranteed to are thoroughly, Use only Put name. I3ellgra'o'e. Mrs, Batee visited friend's in Brnoeele. There was a lot from Belgravo attend• ing Loudon Fair last week, Eddie Molten') has gone e to Toronto where he has secured a poeitio0, Mies Minn Beogough ,a attending her eie0or, Mrs. Hugh MoBaruey, who 30 seriously i11. Waal). and Mre, Wi itineon, of the So", were visiting Mr. and Mrs, Whaley and other relatives. Mrs, Moore, of Guelph Hospital, is spending a few days with her uncle, Wm, MoOrae,and other relatives, Mrs. Wm. Clark lane returned home atter e,pendhlg a oaople of months with her mother at Delorairie,Man. . John Rolerteon, of Edmonton, is visiting hie father, Duncan Roborteoo, and other relative° for a few weeks. Jae. Knox, of M000elaw writes hie- father, Wm. Knox,: that their wheat is a toll orop, and that the cutting promos is almost completed. Dr. Hamiltoo, of Belgravo, left -for a elm weeks' worse in May Bros; surgery, mod also a trip to Chicago for poet grad• nate o„aree. Dr. Boyer, of the 8iok Children's Hoopital, Toraoto, will take oharge of Dr. Hamilton's praotioe until hie return. Jae. Forenoon, on the gravel road North of Belgrave, has two 0ie(er0 visit- ing him from •Meoeaohasette, This ie the first time they have met in fifty years, and naturally they feel overjoyed at such a meeting, having parted when they were quite young. Clinton.. It ie said there are a oouple of eases of typhoid fever and scarlet fever of a mild form in town. S. Plummer wise called away to attend the funeral of hie youngest brother, who died near 001lingwaod. J. L. Ooartioe hae kindly donated a gold watch to the Bowling Olnba for a rink competition and .this contest will keep the bowlers buoy for the. bulanoe of tbe month. The Woman's Aeeooiation Of Willie ohuroh intend bolding a bazaar in the 'town Hall Thareday Ootober Brd. One of the apeoial attraotione will be a Ceylon Restaurant oondnoted by Mre. Roman). The. Collegiate Institute football team reorganized on Tuesday evening of last week with the following (Moen :-Hon. Pres., Rev. 0. R. Gunne ; Hon. Viae, W. Constantine ; President, A. P. Gundry i Viae, J. W. Treleaven ; Captain and Manager, R. W. Mackenzie ; Sec,-Treas., E. E. Ball ; Curator, Bert Johnstone Committee, W. 11. McQueen, L. V. Jon Grimes hae had to lay off work for a week 00 00, 00 the result of poison. lug. He was iayiog a cement walk on Saturday, and (thrice the day had hie band out. When finiobing op in washing the pails, he got a lot of Dement and other 0:aff in the out, whioh immediately began to give him trouble. The swelling ountiuued until the hand was almost double ire size, The Clinton Poultry Association bee planed au order for two handsome silver onpv, whioh are to be competed for among the members, as follows :-Earth month one or two varieties of fowl will be exhibited and judged by pointe, highest soaring bird of either sex, to win and hold the oup for one month, Thia will be oontinned until all v0rietiee represent• ed in the association have been judged, when a grand sweepstake allow will be held the owner of the highest eo"riug birds to permanently hold the onp. Ribbons will Mao be given at the sweep. stake allow. W. Carterwill act ae judge at monthly meetings, and an A P. A judge at the eweepetakea. The first event will be Tuesday evening, Oat.- let, when all Wyandotte° are called, When Your (tack Mures Of course it's bard to work. Stooping over baste, lifting is tedious, and you wonder what to do. Ever try Nerviiine 2 Nothing like it tor weak or lame book. It penetrates to the core of the pale, eaaee from the first application, brings cure that defies a relapse. No liniment is 00. clean, 90 soothing, eo certain to 18011 maeoalar, rheumatic or 00i00io panne. Your dealer °elle Pal eon's Nerviline in large 25o bottles. Why not try it 7 W iue•hatton. Wiugham Fail Fair on 26th and 27th of September. ., • O. Hanna's fine store is nearing G.o s completion. The metallic ceilingie in piaoe, eleotrio wiring done, and ainters are commencing their work, R. Barrett, of Brandon, Man„ ie spend• ing a week or so with hie family in town. Mr. Barrett's health has greatly ion. proved since going West, and hie family will likely romobe there next. Spring. Dr. John Agnew, of Oreebliue, Ohio, ie on visit to hie parents here at present. The trip ie an exceedingly happy one beoanee he is accompanied by hie bride, formerly Mies Smith, of Wattotd, Out. Tho happy event was oonsummated on Tueeday of last week. Meister Louie Harold, eon of L. Harold met with a painful aooident. Ho was maiming Wm. Nicholson in Unloading este and waft in the loft and in e tail,through the bole to the been dooe Hie head was badly oat rendering the boy unoonsoloua for some time. Wtn. Elliott met with a painful acct. dent on Tneoday of last week while at worst In his brickyard near Belmore. He was working at the brisk machine and one of the Dugers 011 hie left baud naught in the machinery and a portion of the fingers wore taken off. Mr, Elliott will be off duty for several weeko. The Anglican Young People's 4e. eooiatlon of 51, Panf'9 ohnreh met to organize for the Winter. The following of eere were elected 1-X'roeident-•'Mise E, Porter I let Viee•Pres.-M140 Letitia Robinson; 2hd Vied Pros. -F, 0. Gfaloe ; Seerotery, Mase Lingle Plenty ; 'Presto. - 3, E,13loGaire 1 illxeeittive Committee -- 5 .1•Y.+bc.s a s° — ... - per, .a. auxWWWui+•Sa",e',i,! Misner 0. Wantons end A, Kerr, slid' /� E,N•aeh, W. Bowen, H. Payne, and the �w1r1C'+ 0fiioere. The oval/ 0110410 n sl BV 1f 4 0 t a a mmll seof n k Wing hameMe1hediot oburah hae made 00. memento with Rive A. H. Ran1011, of Toronto, to oonduot revival oerviooe here, commencing about Ootober 151,h, and continuing for two weeko. J. A. Morton hae obarge of the singing and a largo 6 k ti umber are Eakiog an interim' in be earning acquainted with the Ocoee whioh are nearly all now. `l'ho book used will be "The Khlg'o prelim," arid w111 be purobaoable at 10e Imola, 4aaauriet. Rev. Jno. Henderson, of Ethel, preaoh• ed bare last Snnday• Howiok Fele will be held on Viotoria Park, Gerrie, on Saturday 001. 5th, We are sorry W eo hear ear e ' of the a to e Y k n illness of Jae, 0 it e I s e w h r ok who is laid up with an attack of typhoid fever, J. H. and Mee. Keller were palled to Mitchell to attend the bedolde of the former's lather who is -seriously ill. The oontraat for filling in and building a now Dement culvert along the death trey South of the C. P.R. traoke wise let. Geo. Edgar who has been speeding his holidays with hie parent° here left for hie borne in Montreal where he is teacher In the Manual Training eohool. The Methodist poop'° of Gorrie and Orange Hill have decided to ereot a new, up to date parsonage with modern oonvenieuoe. Members of the Trustee Board are soliciting subeariptio0e and are meeting with encouraging tue0000, Iu St. Slepben'e ohuroh on Wednesday morning Sept. 6th at 6 o'olaok Rev. T, H. Farr, B. A. spoke the myetio works which made Robs; Bpotton and Mies Melissa Hicks, o ,two popular young people 'Atha 6th eon., husband and wife. They will reside on the Spotter' 'homestead ou the 6th eon. Lie+to w eel. Lawrence Bernie hue rimmed hie position in the Imperial Blink, baying tally reooyered from hie late illness. Mrs. Yale, wife of Andrew Yale, met with a rather painful accident. While standing on a obair pioking plume elm fell and alighted on a pall, traolnring soma of her ribs. New turneries are being installed in Knox ohuroh by the Peace Fornaoe Co. of Toronto, with extra registers for beat. ing the lecture and B. S. rooms and front vestibule as well aa the body of the church. Mise Lillywhite, the talented eoloiet and choir ioetruabrees, has resigned bar position in the Methadiet ohuroh here, to take effect the 1st Ootober. the in- tends going out West for the benefit of her health. ' B. B. Beryls has bought the old frame building adjoining the obair faotory on Main street Emit, from D. Hiboer & Co. He intends taking it down and will probably nee some of the lumber in building a Bummer cottage al the lake. aide. The building is one of the old landmarks of the town, and served for many years as warern=m and 0!8089 Of the Hees grog, furniture factory. 8tabloe in the Weet part of the town, owned by 0. Zillimx and S. Brinker, were burned at an early hoar on Saturday morning 7th that. The fire started is Mr. Elitism's stable, anti spread to Mr. Brioker's which adjoined at the back of hie lot. The fire brigade gaiokly rae ponded to the alarm, and had the file under 000trol before Mr. Brioker'e stable was eotirefy consumed. W. Hamilton had a quantity of hay in Mr. Zilliox's °table, whioh was burned. 'Chars was 325 insurance on Mr. Ziliiax'o and $200 on Mr. Bricker'° stable whioh will be coneiderebly abort of covering the loeeea, The fire is thought to have been started by some one Bleeping iu Mr. Zillisx'e stable which was a handy plane, being Mose to the street. Tuesday afternoon of lest week, Mee. Kay, beloved wife of Andrew Kay passed away at the family reoideuee, Main street West, her death being "due to 0000000, from whioh she bad suffered for over a year. The deceased Mary E. Ohmpala°, was a daughter of the late Thos. Chapman, of town, and was born on the 17th of February, 1868, at Glen. williama, Ont., and was married iu Listowel to Andrew Kay in 1888. The husband and is family of five obildren survive. Tbey are T, H. Kay, of tbe Spectator, Palmerston, and Freak, David, Mildred, and Lydia, living at home, Mrs. Kay wme blessed with a most kindly disposition and wan devoted to her borne. She bore her suffering with great fortitude and Christian resignation, The family wereall present at the last. Life's Pleasures Rest on Nourishing Blood. Is Yours Rloh or Weak? It your Dolor ie poor, your blood f° poor. If you kook strength, aan'1 get tat, can't do your work, it'e because yone blood ie to nourish th f t thin o body. e Your condition is like an expiring tire. Fuel meet be added or the fire goes out. Nutriment, new bnilding material, must be instantly leaned into the blood -the vital stream meet be quickened and enriched. Do thio and your health ie awned. Simply take Ferrozone. Ile marvellously etimulatiog influence upon the appetite, upon the formation of riob, red blood makes available for building up of the system the very nntri• went It requires. The Heart strengthenedthe iavreae• , 13 by ad nutrition Ferrozone euppliee, is more regular in he action, and imparts an impetus to the oiroulation that emirates the proper dieobarge of all the function(' of the body. There very quickly sweeps lbroogh the whole body a stream of vitalized, etreogth•gieiu4•blood. Quickly color ie teetered to the.cheek9. Elasticity, enduronoe and vigor come to the macular 9yelem. In brief,the old time strength and vigor are teetered, and those ineetlmabte charms that opting from good health, high a trite and a duranee, &re gained by even a abort nee of Ferrozone. A true, uplifting tonio, a medlaine that goes to the r000 of things --cue that makes the weak strong, makes the afak well -makes the despondent ones happy --that le T'errogone. Truly a wonderful remedy, try il, Geo. per box al all drug• giete; at home for 3 cents a day. 7f o have or Bladder e li Trouble, the greatest h s c au u t in the world can do no mon; than euro you. And you night have to pay Lim $400 or $300 for a single examination. Btt-Ju will etre you of every trace of Bladder Irritation and Kidney. Disease for 3c. a day. BuJu h� G�lltle KzdnQ ila Yy� No physician will promise to cure you, and they all send in their bills„whether they cure or not. TORONTO, OrrT., June 4, x904. Having caught a severe chill an my back, and my Kidneys appearing to be affected thereby, I was induced, through seeing your advertisements in one of the daily papers, to try a box of your Bu -Ju Fills, and am pleased to tell you that after taking only two boxes of them the trouble entirely disappeared, and I have not been troubled since. ALFRED CARTER, Sit -Ju is guaranteed to make the Kidneys well andstrong. If you honestly think, after a fair trial, that Ba-Ja.has not helped you, return the box and we will refund your money. 5oc. a large box. At druggists, or sent on receipt of price. THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL CO., LIMITED' WINDSOR, ONT. 76 (aoderiett. The 0. P. R. turntable has been pat in plane and was used for the first time on Tuesday of last week. We are ple0eed to see G. F, Blair up town again, his illness not proving ae eerioue ae at first reported. The new addition to the Keneington furniture factory ie oompleted, the new maohioery hae' been installed, and the enlarged faotory is now in running order. J. D. Campbell, a fourth year student of Toronto University, has been engaged 0e mathematical meter et the Collegiate Institute until a permanent teacher 'Ie ee0nred. At the meeting of the Oauadian Em balmers' Aseooiation at Toronto our townsman, H. B. Beakeet was eleoted to the position of first vloe•proeideot of the Association. Good progress is being made on the brickwork of the G. T. R. freight shed. A ohemfmdly hardened briok made in Illinois -le being need and the building will be a handsome one. A large bay window io front will make the freight offioae very light, GODoRINI GNL0NRATn0 NEW RAILWAY Ora1INO-Tho formal openi0g of the new Guelph and Goderioh branoh of the 0. P. R. was celebrated at Goderioh on Thursday and a peculiar ooiuoidenoe is that it was just three' 'ears ego when the turning of the first sod was marked by a ami•formal gathering an the Colborne bank of the Maitland River, when the C. P. R. engineers and prominent men of the town gathered to see one of Coo. tractor Pigott's big 'steam shovels start to work. The official part of Thursday's program consisted of a eoriee of epeeohee in the afternoon and a grand banquet at From Whom are You Going to Buy ? From a reliable firm where you see what you are getting or from tome agent who don't know one kind of Gratite from another and cares ea onl Y for his commission ns agent 7 We employ no Monte and guarantee all our work for live years, Filson & mounter 11(10181130.5 n n vli re has its cause do rho bead -pain n e e PaiFain n � else a ya usually, Al. pat, Is sob oodsays r Dr.((hoop, and oleo veit he 0 created eased 8. says inthole, and of .tabl a it Inc o I ,Sa--tittl0 park tablet. (8 Thal blood laments 8aW88 Headache p Thblea- 'coaxoe tteebareig,plaway from pain country, ,Ins ugh l tobarmiurely ogoa8ilydollghbloo drew 'though °atony, it surely equalizes the blood drew nation, Ifyou MVO a eriod0 lit'sMoonpressure. I If We painful periods with women, sumo cause. If yeti are sleepless, magma000.nervous, de's blood cetainty, -blood ,0rde I. That timely is s ;certainty, 8htop's Flesimply Tablets inbute .the n minutes, b ood the tablets simply dtetrlbute aka ruise your Mood,pressure.„o( 011, 0 your you?, wad doesn't it sot. rod, and 'static and oaln pressure. Of You'll it does. Ile con, 'Swoon, blood S eine 11 0nunOlind ffiwhero Dain. is o col e, IPS d 01100 03' re 140 sellat25 softie, and:choorfully recommend Dir. Shoop's Headache Ta ^•:'lets "ALL DEALERS” night, The addressee 0 the afternoon, Ware given in the harbor Park, overleaf. lug the Harbor, trod the 0 P. It. peeeodg• er oteti n ight shade o , 'retti h de &o, Dr, Magic. Ile, obairmoo of the reooption committee of tt:o (own 0utineil, pr. ended. and ep000li• ea •were given by Ool, McDonald, of Guelph, aolleit00 for the Gaeipb Junction Rahway ; Donald Guthrie, of Guelph, lane h r- t roti the I , for Booth Wellington; Wm Boll, of Guelph, president of Gh Guelph Junction Railway, •and Rev. Joaopb Elliott, mayor Of Goderieb, The banquet was held at the Brilieh lax change Hotel, the dit,ing•room being deort r9 doorated ed t •r i d and grant for the oo (meton. The room wee crowded to iso oapaoity, After tbe good Lbi0g0 of the table bud been done justice to Mayor Elliott, of Goderioh, took charge of the toast lieb, the tomato being reeponded to as follows :-"The Kong," Dr. A H. lid ' Macklin, a t Go erioh les Empire," W. 1 ouudloot, K. U , of p Gaderloh , "The Army and Navy," Dr, Bolmoa, of God. erioh ; "Canada," Hugh Guthrie, M. P. of Guelph ; "Outarfo," Hon, J.O. Reoume, M. P. P., Minister of Publio works and M. G. Cameron, 51. P. P., of Goderioh ; "Guelph." Mayor Newetead and obnirmen Struthers, of the reception aomanatee of the Guelph 0i0y mutton; "Goderioh," James Mitohell, ae000te131 of the Goderioh Board of Trade rind G. F. Blair • Other Municipalities," mayors of Blyob and Elmira ; Agri. culture," President Creelmau, of the Guelph Agrioultoral College ; "The 0. P. R.," J. G. Sullivan, manager of the Uonetrnotiou, Toronto; 0, B. Footer, dialriet paosenger 8343111, Toronto, and Geo.,17. BaM, from preeldant'a oklloe, itlootreaf l '"T1s Oonetrhotion 0f the Guelph aaGsiaxlah Tial1 wav n Nelsen, JuO, Kennony, Jim, Hewer lr a[Iu:l, John 11, Hamilton, ex mayors, of Guh "Be0rin" V1k1Rbeto divisioelpnai l ot,ngingineor ofg,'1110,Ga. olphoarnd, Goderlob Railway," Eleotrical Devel op • ment n Aid. L one�of Guelph"Mese Jae. Moctoehpre+id,nt of the Guelph Musket Seamy ; "Mercantile lubereete," 'Jas, Belabor, president of the Guelph Bawd of Trade. The Guelph 01ty Council and' raliofal0 arrived an the first train that morning travelling in 8 eBinial private ear. They were met et 131311 Maor 31111001, Dr, Muoiin anbyd Jyae. Mitob011 and 8000k0 presented with haodeome souvenir pipe me mement000 of the omission. While io Goderioh they were the gnesto of Ole town at the Bummer hotel. 'Thee Guelph Musical Booioty made the day the oaoaiden of a Moueter exo0refon from the Royal City and stations along the new railway, three opeoial trains ar• riving that morning. The.oteamor Grey hound, of bee White Star Line, ran an excursion up from Detroit, arriving Wed• needay night, and in spite of rough weather brought up it large number of persona. The Greyhound took out ex•. our010ne ou the lake in the afternoon and evening end returned to Detroit on Saturday. The streets of the town were ablaze with flags and batting and streamer's, with words of weloame. The population of the town was practically doubled Thursday. Imemoramsommomommiramsronno.r.arsomme .-Bee""—Apmm--mm'am-w"a'8pies 1 anted BRUSSELS EVA ATO On and after -Friday, September 20111, 25c. per bag will be paid for. Winter apples and 20x, for good paring Fall apples delivered at the Factory. No small or soft apples will be taken. J. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor THE RE ASOS our Single Harness has be- come so popular is that it possesses the four distin- guishing qualities to make it a general favorite :- let—Good Material 2nd—Good Workmanship Brd—Neatness 4th—Durability We may add that it is the greatest value for your dollars that is obtainable. - The balance of our Dusters at Reduced rates. Your horse requires a Fly Net—we have them in loather or cotton. Trunks and Satchels at Lowest Prices. Repairs in Harness or Collard promptly done. Dwelling rooms to let above store. Also comfortable dwelling and acre of land for sale. i1 a Sa�I{t ��j�/ �� iJ �,t r `i L C. , wL1, �l✓ d4 ai:�irs Naliollal Roller {lour Mi115 Good Bread and Pastry are essential to good health. To obtain good. Bread and Pastry it is necessary to have good Flour. White 1 i d Iwaf Flour possesses all the qualities that go to make these essentials. Try this, our special pro- duct, and it will please you. l All 1linds of Feed kept constantly: on hand. Ring pp Telephone No. 4 if you desire ' anything in our line and have not time to' call. g M . v BRUSSELS