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et a good calory owatte every
graduate of
The Central Business. Collage
Experience )hrovee thio positively.
linter (wy time. Catalogue tree,
Write
W. H. SHAW, Principal
'rouge &'Gerrard eta., Toronto
BUSINESS CARDS,
iff:1. MoORACREN—
Issuer of Marriage Licenses, of.
I�r ut Grocory,Turuberry street, brussels.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
011111e In the Post OHlee, E11101. 10.4
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give lemons on Piano
or Heed Organ, Terms ou application.
Puttottioe address -Brussels. Eminence -
Lot 8, Con. 10,
minence-
Lot8,Cou.10, (trey. Puplle may have their
lessons at Moir own homes 11 proferred.
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the 'Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Oaluo and lteeldenee-
W Af.T ON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM1
18001ANca,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MONEY TO WAN
ON FARM PROPERTY
Rate of intermit 54 per coot par annum, first
1001(110
LIFE ANO FIRE INS. AGENT
I:moister Life Insurance Company
The Equity Fire Iueura0mo Company
All buniunee attended to promptly.
H. R. BREWER, J. P.
Clark 4111 Division Court.
AUCTIONEERS.
(' S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1• HRR, will Bell for butter prices, to
0, ter luau, In lose time tied lees chargee
tban any other Auctioneer in least Huron or
hu W0n't charge anything. Dates and orders
ccu nlwnye be arranged at this 011100 or by
p-rsoual application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
13LUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the offio0 of THE POST, Brussels. 2111
VETERINARY.
A. CUNNINGHAM—
VI • Honor ,iradua:0 of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all Ma-
mma of domesticated animals in a compet-
ent manner, Par1loular attention paid to
Veterinary Ueut1Otry and Milk Fever. 00.118
promptly attended to. Otfiae and infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, 'Mulberry et.,
Brussels. 'Phone 4110
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, BM.
Successor to ti. F. Blair, 00100 over Stan-
dard Sauk, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Back,
A 1 M. SINCLAIR-
- , V • Barrister, Solioltor,.OooVoyao0e0,
h,,tury
Public, 010, O111oo-Stewart's Block
1 door North Of Contral lintel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
pLtO'UDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
23ANLtI5TNR YUBLISOLICITORS, NOTARIES
W. 1'a0euhruoT, K. 0. N. 0. 111y8
G. F'. Brant.
OMoes-Teo0e formerly 000upiod by Lle0er0
Uamarpu
& 11012. QNTARIO,
GODER100,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DENTIST
(iradualo of Ibe Royal college of Mutat
Surgeons of Ontario and Pilat•ela80 Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uulvereity. Onloe
next tO Brewer'B Pbot0graph Oel10ry,
BRUSSELS.
sYt i il= t4:�a tYBt a Q f
,ppp Hundreds of Students of the Ip
4b
Popular and Successful n
ELL/OTT
TORONTO( ONS'.
ty Have scoured positions this year. PR
• Demand is for greater than the sup. 14
ply, Edueato for b slitete poBitioila
end yeti will got them, but the Ode-
cation Must bo FutsT•OLAes. s"tad•
ante admitted at any limo, Write IS
for dotatogue,
LIW. 3, nnra00T, Principal,'
don, YoNon atm 01121ANnen Sa'o.
silly tit l li
STRATFORD, ONT.
aWo have 0 deuertmente 1 Oostmeno1AL, fl
Nn0IvrrUND and Tango -APRT. We t`
employ leu best teuuhurn that moony .
oau hire, our courses aro thorough
and practical and We assist worthy
students t0 positions. Those who wish
to get a monoywantkiug Education
should gut the butt. Write ler our �,
new catalogue and get partiomlurs.
Tills le 1(18 best time of year to ea- '
tor our classes,
ELL10PT dt MoLACHLAN,
Principals.
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=El m'at" _1 Bo
Sam' tgC.etUS 1t.Cin
OOTOBEn
Coco weather,
GET ready for Winter.
Ooit'Pelephone is No 21.
Became Council next Monday even•
ing.
SoaooD Board Friday evening of next
Werk.
BUTTER and eggs keep at top notch
prices.
HowroE Township Fall Fair will be
held at Gorrie on Saturday of tine week.
THE Poop and Toronto Weekly Globe
front now to Jan, let 1909 for the small
sum of 91.60.
THANKSGIVING Day will be held On
Thurodey,Outober31e6, tide year and will
be a paella holiday.
SUBSCRIPTION pries to all United
Staten subeoriberoie $1.50 a year, pay
able strictly in advance.
VOTERS' Liet Court for Brussels will be
held on Tuesday, Cot. 8th, et 10 o'clock,
Judge Doyle will preside.
PLAN of reserved Beet.' for Full Fair
Ouuoert, Oot. 4111 at Fox's Drug Store.
Same your Beat early. Tile program
will be a choice one.
Toe 91st Regimental Baud are Sand•
tee, 21 of them will Dorno to Brussel'
Thursday awning Oot. 3rd for the Fall
Fair. People 'Mould not miss this op
portunity of hearing them.
'AUT.Ootarrrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by Dr.
Shoop, Buoine, Wie. These teats are
proving to the peepe-Without a pan•
ny'0 oost-the great value of thio eoien-
ti6o presoriplion known to druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Catarrh
Remedy. Sold by all deelem.
TnAT meningitis le a disease easily
contracted and highly contegione, and
that the Provincial and local Boards of
Health should locate all tutees and report
the same, wee the eubelanoe of a resole
tion adopted by the Canadian Medical
Aeeooiotioo at their 010015g eessiotl in
Montreal.
Thorne In The Mien
Even worse ie the agony of corns,
Why suffer -core ie waiting in every
drug store in the form of Putnam's Corn
Extraotor Which relieves et once, mires
thoroughly and without pain, For good
results tree only "Putuam'e,"
UNIT= 202000 SBBSooxnono -Sub
°orittent in the United States must re
member that Tun POST is $150 and not
onfie paper. octets
ne 0o a up
n91.00 eaoh Itonlys
tient we have to deduce) the postage and
send the paper for the rest, so fee es it
goes.
Stomach troubles, heart and kidney
allmento, can be quickly oorreoted with
a prescription (mown to druggists every-
where
verywhere as Dr. Shoop'. Reetorativs. The
prompt andonrprioing relief whish thin
remedy immediately brings is euttrely
due to its Restorative action upon the
controlling nerves of the etomaah, eto.
THE General solicitors of the Michigan
Central Railway have notified J. H
Rodd, County Crown Attorney, Windsor,
that they aooept liability for the damage
done in Essex by the repent explosion of
a oar of dynamite on their tracks and
the claims will be BetUed as x00(1 as they
eau be adjusted without litigation. Tho
claims have all been filed with the town
clerk of Essex and total about $50,000.
This does not inolads the personal Sum -
ages for those who were killed and injur•
ed in explosion. The company's prop.
erty lose ie estimated at about $50,000.
The company's decision p:a000 them in a
favorable light with the publio,
Rosy Cheeps For Pale tllris
Don't be debarred troro atraugth and
spirit, don't give. In to illness and despair,
Ferrozone supplies tette and vigor
through which all 1808tion8 of womanly
life are maintained and fortified, From
Now Riohmond, Que., oomee the follow
ing etabement trom sire, Isidore Boieeon
exult ; "I lake deep pleasure in testify-
ing to the powerful iufluenoe of Ferro.
zone. For years my daughter Into been
pole nod sickly -showed signs of ad
vauoed anaemia. Her lips got e0 white
nod her ehoeke 00 devoid of Dolor 1 feared
0oneumption. I can certify Fermenta
made an exoollent ogre, and today my
daugeter'o health is the best." 50o per
box at ell dealers,
AN EDITOR WHO WENT TO JAIL -TOrOn
to Saturday Night of teat week Gaye :--
A. H. N. Jenkins, formerly well known
as a joarooliel in Grey, Bruoe and
Huron counties, was in Toronto this
Week, atter an absence of eighteen ysare.
He baa resided for Boma years in Grand
Rapids, Mich., where be is editor and
publisher of The Time', an intereeti0g
weekly paper. Mr. Jenkins wag the
ebormy petrol of local jour0aliem in the
Ontario counties where be wielded his
pen, and tnany will remember that
when he was editing a paper in Brussels
damag00 were aseeooed against him in a
libel snit, but ae he flatly refused to pay,
and declared he would go to prieo0 to
vindicate the right of the press to exer
oieo freedom of epeeoh-to jail he was
tiotnmitted, and for weeks wrote burning
editorisle in his more or lege anoomfort•
able cell. The mase made quite a Mir at
the time, Mr. Jenkins, now grown stoat
and proeperoue,looke bank on the events
pt that period with genial amassment.
To °hook a oold quickly, get from your
druggtet some little Candy Cold Tablets
marled Preventing. Deuggiote everywhere
aro now dispensing P,eventipe, for they
are not only safe, but decidedly oertafo
and prompt. Twenties ooetain no
Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor
etokening, 'Yukon at the "sneeze stage"
Prevention will prevent Pneumonia,
Brondhitie, La Grippe, eto. Renee tiro
name, Twenties. Good for feverish
ohildren. 48 Prevsntice 25 cents.
1J.'rial. 130500 5 els, Sold by all dealers,
lam 2*EliVAMEVJEAtiitretwISEiriatETEIBrItStElitelititteliM026611AfeeistiterfttiNtlefte•9 .9E)
Balihxw
eear,t Stall Pain '1'hilrellay and prim 1 1110 settlement of Vaaenelee Was referred
day of this week. to the Committee on Remits, to be (gn•- Pr
HEAP tho Slot Higblaudero Regimental eldered and reported on et the Deoember
Band from fletniltne at Bhtesele Fall meeting, The Aoeenbl)'o Olmmlttee
report 00 Ohnroh Uulon wait referred to
eo omomittee °ornpused of Dr. Murray,
Marrero, Perrle and Mo'lferrpil
mitteut pules, allvaye mane weak atom• with inelruetione to present
ash nerves or weals heart cereal. , the whole question to the court for die -
Strengthen Ihooe Weide or controlling MOM= ai Ilse December meeting. On
nerves with Dr. 8hoop'o Restorative motion of Mr, Tait 11 was agreed to
and neo how gciolsly these ailments die tender the thanks of the Presbytery to
appear. Dr. Shoop. of Beanie, Wie , the O5loiel Board of the Methodist
will mall eamp'ee free, Write for them. Ohureli fpr their kindness is granting the
A. lest will tell. Your health Is certain- 000 of their Obaroh .building for the
ly worth this simple trial, Sold by all present meeting, The Presbytery ad -
dealers, learned to meet et Wingham on the third
Tuesday In Deoembor at 11 a. m , by the
d'1 rot -rt.. Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.
ANpnaw MooNAB, Olerk.
Walton, Sept. 22nd, 1907.
Fair.
A weals otomaoh, omitting dyepepeia, a
week heart with palpitation ur tutor.
Sonora. REPonT-Following ie the
report basest on general proficiency of
the eohoiare of el S. No, 8, Morrie, lot
August and September, Numee are in
order of merit, An asterisk alter a
name denote. an examination missed :-
V• -Dora Waloon. Jr. IV. -Lillian
Watson, Mary Speir, Ella Clark"•. Jr.
IIT. Aggie Brodehaw, Harold Kerney,
Myrtle Wheeler•"• Janie Al000k•,
Kenzie Sherrie"', John Paoemoro'•,
Bezel Nichol•"". -Sr. I[. -Maggie Speir,
Janet Confute, Willie Cannon". Jr, 1I -
Erneet Michie, Andrew Nichol, Willie
Clark E sie Gorman, Eueaell Bradshaw,
Gladys McNeil"•, Sam A'000k". Po, II,
-Norman Speir and Violet Me0raoken
(equal), John McNeil, Ivan MOArtei".
Br. Pt, 1. -Barbaro Bradshaw and Rena
Oloakey (ague-). Jr. Pt, 1. -Russel
,Merits, Ansi° Al000k. Beet epelle,s,
Lillian Watson, Ivan MoArter, Ernest
Miobie. 91, L. Keen, Tenohee.
Shake iliums With Asthma
Awfully distreeeing ie asthma. But
worse if possible when oombined with
Bronchitis. Relieved quicker by Catarrh•
ozone than anything else -cured err
thoroughly by Cutarrbozooe that it
doesn't return. Cvlarrhozone'o healing
vapor to breathed right into the lunge,
destroying the oa0ee of Asthma and
enooeede in the most chronic oases. Try
it. Two aims 25o end $1 00 at all deal
ere.
Presbytery of Maitland.
The Presbytery of Maitland met in
Teeewater on Tueedey, 17th 1net„ with
the Moderator, Rev. John Radford in the
affair,
Mr. Smith reported that owing to anti
gration to the West the North Kinloss
charge had become considerably redacted
in the Dumber of families of late, and
found itdimoole to meet obligotione, He
bad been authorized to ask on behalf of
thecherge thee the Presbytery make op•
plication to the Augmentation Committee
for help to the extent of $75 for the our -
rent quer. Atter consideration of the
malt,r it was decided to appoint Messrs.
fait, MaKerrotl and Bremner, with their
representative Eldora, a committee to
visit the charge, consider the matter, and
report to the next meeting of the Presby.
tory, Rev. Alexander Ester, of 0ooke'8
Church, Toronto, being present was i0•
vited to est as a oorreeponding member.
Meaera. Wishart and McRae were ap-
pointed auditors for the preeeut year.
The Young Peoples' Sooietioe report was
given by Mr. Radford. This allowed that
while the oumerieal etr0ug1h had (thereto
ed there wee a .tight inurea80 its ootltriba•
flout for the sohemeo of the church, and
a total increase for all purp0eee of $40.
Mr. West reported for the Home Mission
Oommittee, stating that to meet the obli•
gallons of the Home suasion Committee
6,r the current year, $20,000 more than
Inez year are required, or $170.000 ae
against $150,000 last year. This will in
volve greater effort ou the part of the
oocgregatious, it the year is not to end
with a deficit, Mr. Burnet reported for
the Foreign Mission Committee, referring
eapeoially to the recent visit of some of
the congregation within the bounds by
Bev. J. T. Taylor,. of Mhow, India.
These reports Were all received, and the
oonvenere and committees thanked,
KaE.'re. Darman sod Tait were appointed
members of the exeoutive of the Young
Peoples' Presbyterial Association.
Meese. Perris and Craw report
ed their attendance at the General Ae-
trembly. Mr. Burnet moved in a000rdao-
oe v(ith notion given at the previous
meeting that the Moderator be appointed
for six mouths instead of for twelve
mouths as at present. The motion was
seconded by Inspector Chisholm and oar.
ried. It wait thereupon moved by Mr.
MacNab, eeoonded by Mr. MoLeod and
carried that Rev. D. B. McRae be Moder
mot for the ensuing nix mouths. Mr,
Barnet moved in 0aoordenoe with notice
previously given, amended by Mr. West,
that at the devotional examinee on the
opening of Presbytery meetiuee the
Moderator, or one prevtonely appointed
by him give an oddrese or Bible talk oo•
onpying abont 15 or 20 minutes, Tbie
was carried. Mr, MaoNab read the re.
port of the Committe ou Standing Oom•
mitteee, This contained the re0ommen.
dation that cuuvener0 ut committees be
appointed for three years in en00eaoion,
and that wheu o oonvener has served
three year., on any committee, he be not
then eligible for the same oonvenerehip
until anntber hair expired. The report
with its reoommendation was adopted.
The Standing Committees for the ease,
tug year tie follows :-Home Minions,
Mr. West, Dr. Murray, Mr. Miller, and
their Eldora, Foreign Missions, Meagre,
Burnet, Perrin, Radford and Elders.
Augmentation, Megan. Multi°, Porde,
McLeod and their Elders. Sabbath
Sohoole, Meagre: MoKerroll, Duncan,
Smith and their Enders. Young Peoplee'
Sealable°, Messrs, Radford, Ruth-
erford, Bremner and their Elders.
Aged and Infirm Mi0ietero, Masora, Mc.
Rae, Wishart, West and their Elders.
Ohnrob Lite and Work, Moser°, Craw,
MaoLe0nan, Hestia and their Elders.
Systematio Beuefloenoe, Meier.. Perrin,
Burnet, Tait and their Elders, Stelie•
tine, Meagre. Maimed, Bremner, Smith
end tide Elders. Finance, Meeere,
Wishart, Naito, MacNab and their
Eidetic, Examination of 8budenis,
Meters. Perris, Tait, West and their
Eldere. Remits, Meagre, Miller; Mao.
Lotman, Craw and their Elders. Tem.
peraupe and Moral and Social Reform,
Mum, Dnnoan, MoTierroil, MaoNab-and
their Elders. The first named in each
cane is Convener. Mr. Heade reported
for the Augmentation onimittoe and
lO
stated that 42o per family is the oontri-
Mabion required to meet the eemmittee'e
requiremeate foe the year, or 22o per
Grey Council Meeting.
The Council met pertinent to order
Monday, Sept. 28rd, et 10 it, m., in the
Township Holl, Ethel. Members all
present, Reeve iu the chair, Minutes
of last meeting read and passed.
Moved by John Grant, seeoaded by
John Oott, that John Brown attend to
the requisition of Adam Turnbull re
°leaning out of a portion of the Hall
Drain, on lot 15, sou, 7, also examine
the the on lot 14, coo. 7, Carried.
Moved by J. hn 0u11, mended by
John Brown List Jen. MoFadzean at.
tend to requisition of Arch. McLean
re cleaning portion of Mo'!'aggart Drain
on mare of Int 28, oon 17. Carried.
Moved by John Brown, seconded by
Jae. MoFadzean and oorried that the
following ao°oante be paid :-
Jno. McLeod, 8 culverts on Mill
Bead and 1 at lot 28, eon. 7..$ 6 90
A. McInnes, shovelling gravel.. '2 60
John Lowe, gravel 34 90
John Lowe, fence viewere Award
(W. Buttery and R. Cox 2 00
Arthur Denman, rep'g culvert,
S. R. 6, ono. 12 1 00
Jae, D. McNair, rep'g culvert, 8.
R, 4, con. 13 1 60
David lnglie, shovelling grovel4 00
Peter Tarr, clement tile.,,54 18
Wm. Fraser, gravel 4 00
Don. Neabel, filling oolver0, S.
R. 5, con. 15 2 50
Cuthbert Hatohineoo, filling
waehoub, B. R. 5, con, 6 2 50
Cuthbert Hutchinson, farm
bridge, 6101 eon. Drain 10 00
A. Hill & Go„ part payment ou
bridges 1000 00
Thos. Chapman, rep'g •oloeete,
spouts and fence at Hall3 00
Henry Smith, cleaning Award
Drain, bdy Grey and E!ma
Grey's abase 5 00
George Elliott, filling woahoot
Grey and Waltooe bdy., Grey's
share 7'6
Joo. Coughlin, oolvert on Grey
and Elms bdy. Grey's share2 60
Amos Smith, shovelling gravel1 25
Henry Felker, planing cement
tile, Wallace bdy., Grey'sebare 3 75
Jacob Gane, Award Drain on
Wallace bdy„ Grey's share5 00
T. Nolan, drawing plank and
rep'g culvert, S, R. 1, eon. 17 3 00
John McDonald, elm plank65
Humphrey & Sone, use of jaok
for rep'g oolvert 25
Thomas Alcock, farm bridge,
Ewen Drain 15 00
Jae, McFadden, inepeoting farm
bridge, Eweo Drain 50
Neil McTaggart, pt. payment om
oon,raol, S. R 5,. eon. 16. 20 00
Robs. Oloee, gravel 4 88
Samuel Burke, gravel 8 00
Arthur Smith, tile drain morose
road at lot 5, eon, 61 50
Walter Yoill, wood, board, draw•
ing wood, nee of Cole's engine,
Grey & Morrie bdy 12 00
John R. Williamson, inepeoting!
Boauuhoenp bridge abatment0 6 00
John R. Williamson, placing'
plank on Clark's bridge, 8. R.
3,0o0.17 4 50
8. S. Cole, Beauchamp bridge,
abutment° 818 45
John McFadden, gravel 6 24
Dan. McKinnon, rep'g 0nivert,
8.R.1,00n,9 500
Louis Hollinger, rep'g Wean,.
lot 9. con. 9 3. 50
8. Miller, gravel and gravelling
tot 4. eon, 1R •9 12
John Huffman, gravel 1 36
David Milne, farm bridge Love'.
Drain _ '15 00
H. R. Elliott, pt. Oommotation'
Statute Labor, 1906 4 00
Council then adjourned to meat on
October 21et, at 10 e. m.
JOHN MOINTORH,
Olerk.
MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL.
The Prebyterial Union of Y. P. S. 0.
H. held two see0ion0,'one in the afternoon
and the other in the 'evening, in Teee•
water on Tuesday of Sept 17th Bev. L.
Perrin, of Wroxeter, President of the
Union, presided at both meebin,0e. Ow.
ing to the meeting in the attelbodiet
Uharob, the nttendanoo at the afternoon
session wag not eo large as miglvo be ex
pooled but there was a splendid and tip-
preoiaNve attendance in the evening.
The afternoon program oonerieted of
devotional exeroieee, aondnoled by the
president, a paper by Mime Alice L.
Davies, of Ethel, enbjeol ;-"A Live En.
deavor-What aonetitntee it?" An ad•
addreee by Rev. W. A. Bremnee : "How
the Paotcr may help the Christian En -
cleaver" ; A paper by Dr, Michell,
Wroxeler, on 'Enthusiasm." (Io the
abeenoe of Dr. Mitchell Mr, Fermis road
this paper) ; A paper by Mine Alioe
Little, Teeewater, ''What does Okrielian
Endeavor Mean ?" 'Address by Rev.
Mr. Craw : "The influence of the Study
of Scripture Doctrine on the Formation
of Oheraater." The address and papers
were, with out exception, appropriate
and good and each was followed by a
brief dieouoelon.
At the evening 0000(0n Rev. L. Perrin
again 000npied the °hair. Bev. Mr,
Week presented the report of the
troaenrer, A000rding,to it the Union iso
in it good condition littanoially though.
the surplus le slightly lees than a year.
ago.
The eleatlon of diners for the coming!
year vaulted as totlowe :-Pres„ Rev..
J, J. Beetle, Boigrove ; Viae Pres„ G. P.
Donato, Whileohuroh ; Roe, 8eo'y.,,
dl t Correa.
Mise Alice Little, Teeewn er 0 r
ponding Hedy,, Rev.. A. 0. Wishart„
member. It wee deoided that we ask, t Brendle ;'Treae., Rev. W, 3. Weer, Bine.
member of the General Agoembly'o Om' vale ; Councillors -Rev. Limit) P.'rrtn,,
miltee to addro00 the Presbytery al the Wroxeter ; Mdes Rate McDonald, Teoe•
Deaelnbor meeting. A aommmtleatioa re water ; Mise loggia Barclay, Wlugbani
66
PER R CG / V/ .
more poplin attending than one year
ago, This speaks eloquently as to
our peat work.
We educate to meet tee living
demands of a progressive age,
Our Stenographers and Book-
keepers delight the moot modern, ex-
acting city ouiooe.
Day students attend night olatees
free. °manatee plumed to good alt.
uatlone, .Now ie the beat time to 0n•
for the
Wingham
Business College
GEo. SPOTTON, Principal
Miss Alioe Davies, Ethel ; P. McArthur,
Brussels,
The ohief feature of the evening's pro•
gram wag an addrree by Rev. Alex, Ester,
of Gook's Church, Toronto. Mr. Ester,
who to a worthy Bummer of Mr. Patter.
eon, ranks among the beet pulpit orators
of the country, and es might be expeoted,
his address was eloquent and ieopiring fu
a high degree.
Other numbers on the evening's pro
gram were eeleetione by the oboir and
Bolos by Mise Zetta Ferguson and Mies
Helen Little.
EAT WHAT YOU WANT.
Science ties Now Found a 'Prue Way
to cure Indigestion.
A few years ago, when a eofferer from
lodigeetioa 010(11020 stomach specialist,
the reeult was a rigid diet Ila( that al.
most meant starvation.
By dint of the moot patient experi•
meote valence has finally found out that
to make sure of good digestion you
ehonld eat what your etomaob aeks for ;
of coarse, oeing moderation.
Bat the Bret thing to do in the case
of indigestion or stomach weakoeae is to
strengthen the moonier walla of the
etomaob and intestines, so that they will
care for the food that le eaten, In no
other way ciao this be done se well
as by taking a 1111 na tablet be.
fore eaoh meal. Thio restores strength
to the otomaoh muscles and stimulates
the pouring onl of gastric lnioee, e0 that
the food is digested readily and its
nourishment retained in the system to
build op energy and vitality.
Do not think the eiolt boadaohe, heart
born, bad taste in the mouth, coated
tongue, Epote before Ibe eyes, sleepless.
neve and the many other symptoms that
are the direct reenit of indigestion, will
go away of themselves. The stomach
mast be built up and slrengtheoed by
MI o•na before you can be well and
strong, free from suffering and distress,
In many of the beet homes in Brussels
and adjoining towns, the handy little
Mi•o•na tablets, so pleasant to take, yet
e0 effective, have give8 quick and lasting
relief from iudigeotion andthatdisagree-
able full feeling after eating.
Mint -ria is sold by drnggiete every•
where for 50 cents, and we positively
gnerantee to refund your money ehonld
you purab0ee a box and be dlseatiefled
with re°nite. Write for tree sample,
addreeoing Booth's Mkt na, Box 977,
Boffolo, N. Y.
FAIL DRESS GOODS
in all the Latest Materials
and Leading Shades
We are showing a good range of Broadcloths, Venetians, Chiffon
Amazons, Panarnas, Platin Cloths, Poplins, Henl'iettas,
Lustros, &c,, ranging in price 6 o to $135per yd.
from U
From Whom are
You .Going to Buy ?
From a reliable firm where you erre
what you are getting 0r front some
agent who don't itnow one kind of
Granite from another and cares only
for his commieeiou as agent ? We
employ no egente and gnarautee all
our work for five years.
Wilson & Ilunter
Ic 011109,1L6
1
Stoma° t trout to is but a symptom of, and not
!nitwit a true disease. . Wo think of Dyspepsia,
Hearth= 1, anti Indigestion as r0it1 diseases, yet
they are symptoms 0(117 of a certain spociflo
Nerve sickness -nothing also.
It wast lis fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoop
In the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Remedy -Dr. 8hoop's Restorative, Cuing (fired
to the stomach nerves, alone brought that success
and favor to Dr, Shoop and his Restorative, With-
out that original and highly vital principle, no
such tastier/ accomplishments wore ever to belted.
For stomach distress, bloating, biliousness, bad
breath and sallow cooploalon, try Dr. Snoop's
Restorative -Tablets or Liquid-athd see for 0001'.
reef what it can and w111 do. Wo sell and cheer -
tour recommend
)r. hoop's
Restorative
"ALL DEALERS"
Also a large collection to choose from in Fancy Suitings in Plaids,
Checks and Ombre Stripes.
DRESS—MAKING ROOMS
Under the Management of MISS MOARTER, are
now open for the Fall season where you may have
your Dresses made up in the latest City Styles at
reasonable prices.
t'Ste ldm•d Faehion Sheets, Catalogues and Patterns for Ootober now to hand.
The Standard are the Beet and Cheapest Patterns on the market.
A Faehion Sheet each month free to those who pall for them.
NO FANCY PRICES, - EVERYTHING CHEAP.
ALEX. ACRAL!
MI
LINEllY
MISS ST RACHAN
WE beg to announce to our Customers that our
Style and Display Room is in readiness for
you.
We have gathered together from the leading Fashion
centres the handiwork of the moat skilled Designers
and Fashion Creators which we are showing in con-
junction with clever and practical ideas from our own
Trimming Room.
We will be very glad indeed to have you call and see
our lines as we believe we have -the very BEST Styles
and Merchandise obtaivable and desire an opportun-
ity to show you.
We thank our many customers for past favors and
solicit their continuance.
ISA: BELLE STRACH \N
BRUSSELSEVAPORATOR
On and after !Friday, September
20th, 25c. per bag will be paid for
Winter apples and 20c for good
paring Fall apples delivered at time
Factory. No smlt11 or soft apples
will be taken.
J. CUNNINGHAM,
Proprietor
NATIONAL
Roller. lour 1
Ills
Every good house -wife knows how necessary
it is to have good Flour to snake her Bread
and Pastry palatable
White Loaf Flour
possesses all the qualities that go to make
a nice, white, spongy loaf. Once you have
want none other.
this brand you will
CHOPPING
IgG CENT' PER BAG
V'�o/�- I�-/iR147 � CENTS BAG
t'�s All kinds of Fed kept constantly on band.
. A. PRYNE
BRUSSELS