The Brussels Post, 1907-11-7, Page 4iatteetioned. Angola will have to iotro.
(Titre trit$5,4P V•1 -1:41i deer) new era of Government menage -
merit auct prove to its eubjeoto their pur
pose and desire to make arneude anti
thereby tiouniliate and ooneeptrate the.'
widely diverse (nOtions and endeavor to
blend them lute a nation of freemen
rather than eerie who have ouly been
held lo subjeation by ootiroion. "Whet -
waver a men soweth Wet shall he also
reap" hats beau very forcibly and terribly
repreeented in Resale.
THURSDAY, NOV, 7, 1907.
IV the Poatofilee Department can pile
up oredit Warms the way it has beau
doing it le ahem time the postage wee
etruek off the newspapers of the Dons.
0011110/1M11 election rebates in the
000868 bye election in North Weliing•
ton gives Mr. Martin, the Liberal can,
didate, a majority of 863. He is a
brother to the late member.
THE New Yoekers' nosegay -the trial
of Harry Thaw -is set for December 2n6.
His new Attorney hes climbed the family
tree and will attempt to prove, and may
auooeed, that there is a crazy etreak that
Harry Thaw comes by honestly. If he
had not been a millionaire he would like-
ly have been in hie oofda months ago.
PSOPLE who are aapposed to know say
it is reseinte to tell the time of day by
the eye of a oat, watching the contraction
and expansion. We are not sure about
that but the hour of the night is some.
Smell demonstrated by the voioe of the
feline and not a few are known to take it
as a pall to arise from their downy oonob,
at least long 1000813 to shy the bootjack
at this It OW0100018 alerts ()look.
"TEDDY" ROOSIYVELT, the well known
President of the United States, will have
a large following if he will aooept the
uomination for another term 18 the
White House. His methods of dealing
with crooked things are demooratio,
draetio and often dynamic). The world
requires more men of 1218 type as leaders.
He may have his faults' and failures but
he is aleo poeseesed of virtues not easily
superseded.
A DRAMNBTRATION le being arranged
for Opposition Leader Borden, who has
returned from his trip to the Weet. 18
will be bald in Ottawa on Nov. 27112,
be amount of enthusiern enkindled
on his reoent tour will not cat mnah of
a fierce at the cleat general election 17/8
trow. lila Borden ie 88 very nioe map
but he is Inking to a large degree in
the very eesential qualifioation in a
a leader of making people cheer.
P88228 million bushels of wheat is
the estimate for the Province of Sae.
katobewan for the past harvest. There
wee nearly two million aoree under crop
so the average yield is baSed on about
15 bushels to the aore. Last year the
yield was plaoed at 21 boaliele to the
sore and a return of thirty five million
bushels. Bad weather ie held reopens.
ible for the demease but the inoreaeed
price on the market is looked forward
to as a means of rectifying the drop in
quantity. 80,000,000 is en anemone
orop for Saskatehewito to handle.
THE Dominion Parliamentary arena
will lose oeoeiderabie 08 118 puguaoity by
the going out of Ur. 1311ra08e. who ie
eseking entrains to Quebec, Provinoial
Liielitture. 01 000088 there are a few
notables left yet who will be able to pat
oil the fireworks in his absence) bot they
may not reoeive et) much newspaper
attention. Men are not elected to
Parliament to agnate valuable and ooebly
hours but rather to advanoe the eornmon
weal of the Dominion. Canada ie bigger
than any of the petty equabblee that
sometimes weepy weeks of a session.
TIM word dynamite will be written
indellibly on the memory as well as the
bank aocoont of the Michigan Central
railway as Judge Riddell maimed them
the tidy stun of 025,000 for .366818880888
In handling the oar et dynamite which
reoently exploded at Essex town in
Essex Oo„ Ont., ;musing suoh deetrue-
kion. The elop8 eum is outside the
large Rune paid or to be banded over
as damagee for loss of lite and property.
It was an expermive oar toed to the M.
0.11. The Co, have followed a very
manly, amass eines the tiooldent end
thereby roads many friende.
QUITS a number in East Huron talk of
attending the Fat Stook Shove and
Winter Fait at Guelph early in Deoem.
ber, The return trip ie Ocimpaosed (81
single tare on the railways and a nnett•
berebip ticket from Eaat Huron Femurs'
Inetitute, which (mete 25o, will admit the
holder to the 'marine 888810120 ot the Fair
free. The instruotiort imparted, bath
theoretioal and preatioel, is of great
value and ie of a abaraoter that may be
utilized in every day life. Meek down
the deka; and arrange to go to Guelph for
one day at least. If you oan make an
exhibit of live stook all the better.
Pope old Russia, her cup of bitterness
ie still hell, Lest week a nontiogent of
bee ballots mutinied at Vladivostok and
turned the gene of their ehipe on the
forte, The mutineers waived their death
Otero in reepones from the shore. If
ever a hation 6906 ealled Rion to reap the
whiilWind the ()zee oould likely name it
without doing =eh gueasing. Retribu-
tion may goinetitnes appear lotig delayed
tent its oertainty of arrival need not be
„Telex play Imola a streunotte type of
football in Illinois that the deen of the
Kankakee Co. Bar IMO aeked for an in-
junction prohibiting the game ae 128
denominatea it prize fighting. It would
not require a big etretab of imagination
80 88880028 that the Rngby variety was
properly named by the dean. As soon
es auy kiud of athlettes develops bite
brutality 18 18 time for the prohibition of
such sport. "Out for blood" often means
treaty all that eau be rea.d iu-t0 the 88-
pres8iou and 'the rougher some of the
games are the better pleased appear
some of the unlookere.
The Ten Oommandments Of
The Blisiness World.
Firet-Thou shalt not wait for Ronne.
thing to turn up, but thou shalt pail off
thy coat and go to work that thou =yet
prosper in thy affairs and make he
word "failure' spell "stmeges."
Seeond-Thou ebalt not be content to
go about thy Imeinese lookiug like it bum,
for thou ahoulddt know that thy personal
appearauce is better them a letter of
recommendation,
Tbird-Thou shalt not try to melte ex.
00880, nor shalt then say to those who
obide thee, "I didn't think."
Fourtb-Tbou shaltnot wait to be told
what thou shalt do, nor in wbat manner
thou shalt do it, for thug nuty thy days
be long in the job whiob fortune betb
given thee.
Fifth -Thou shalt not fail to maintain
thine own iutegrity, nor shalt thou be
guilty of anything that will lessen thy
good respect for thyteit
Sixth -Then shalt not covet the other
fellow's job, nor bie ealary, nor the post.
thin that he bath gained by 1218 0698 bard
labor.
Seventh -Thou shalt not fail to live
within thy incense, tier shalt thou °en-
treat any debts when thou tenet not see
thy way clear to pay them.
Eighth -Thou shalt not be afraid to
blow thine owe burn, for he who faileth
to blow his owu horn 68 8888 proper owe•
don findeth nobody etaudiug ready, to
blow it Inc him.
Ninth -Thou shalt not hesitate to Bay
"No" when thou meanest "No" nor shalt
thou fail to remember that there are
times when it ie athlete to biud thyself by
a hasty judgment.
'38u113-Thua shalt give every man a
eqaara deal. This ie the last and great
oommendment, and there is no other like
unto it. Upon this oommandment Ming
all the law and the profits of the Matthew,
world.
1T IMPARTS STRENGTH,
jest think of the enormorm etrengtben
ing power Ferrozone puesessea,-oom
eider what it did fur H. V. Potter, well
known in Kingstou 1-"I wan sebjeat
to spells ot clizziueee. For eight months
I had intense pain iu nay right side be
%wean the aboulders. I wee almost in.
curable with weakness and look of
vigor. Often I scarcely ate any break
fast and felt miserable all day. Mery
one, easily exotted, troubled with bean
weakness, 1 was in bad shape. Fee
rezone restored and uonriehed me back
to bealtit in short order." Whatever
your weakness may be Ferronne will
oure, Pelee 50o per box at all dealers.
NOVEMBER FORECASTS.
A regular etorm period, whiob is oen
teal on (hitcher 81st will have 118 0016210
acing stages ou and tonabitig the and and
8rd of November, The storm diegram
shows that a Mercury period oovere the
first week iu the month and teat 9.
regular Valoan period elende with the
Mercury period np to the 4th. The
aeroary iniluenoe will dominate weather
oonditiona up to about the 8th, so the%
dieturbed, oloarly and disagreeeble
weather will be natural even after the
close of the regular Vulcan period.
General autumnal rain atorme with
toutibes of lightning sod thauder to the
Soethward 8,111 oeotre on the 8rd, pos.
eibly touolaing the 2nd and 4th in their
formation and progreee from Weet to
Best. The barometer will most likely
remain low and the temperature high as
we pans into the next storm period,
A reaotionary etorm period ie central
ou 8138 5812, 83181 and 7112, having 69 80 aci-
ditiouttl camas of acorme end other die-
turbanees tbe conjunotion of the Moon
with Earth and Sun on the 611) to the
7th -that mine will turn to eleet and
snow, generally, to the Northward, with
rising barometer, obange to polder end
very stiff to dangerous gales from the
Northwest, especially in all 'the regions
of the gteet lakes. Mark this warning.
Tendency to seletnie perturbatione,
generally will be at it maximum for ti
period of five deya central on the 5th.
The Moon is at extreme South declination
on the 9th, and this fest will oanse a
oontinuanos of Oold atmospheric eorrente
from the North until we mime under the
infinenoe of the test etorm period.
A regular etorm period le tumbrel on
the 12ili, extending from the 10th to the
lath. This period will pase its orisie
from Tuesday the 12th to Friday the
letb. Change to warmer, falling bai-
ometee and olotuliness will appear in
Western seotione by the loth and llth,
followed promptly by Autumnal storms,
bat thet88 attains will grow in extent and
intensity as they page ovtir the country
from 'Weet to Beat, reaching thole climax
in central to Besteen mations trots the
12012 80 15112, There is little room for
doubt that the tionjunotion of any &met
with the earth aucl enn exeitee the mag.
natio and eleotrio etrain or bond between
the stm end planete, but alio ie etipeoial-
ly true when Venue er Mercury le pegg-
ing between earth and Bun, Hence the
inferior ootionotIon of Meronry et ft
traneit node on the 14th, it le reannable
10 68002188, will add to the porturbatione
-az:tea:es
Cur?o
czndruff
Why? Because it is annoying,
untidy. And mostly, because
it almost Invariably leads to
baldness. Cure it, and save
your hair. Get more, too, at
the same time. All easily done
with Ayer's Hair Vigor, new
improved formula. Stop this
formation of dandruff I
Does not change the refer of the hair,
worinulo with 000k bottle
y 41::28your
tiers doh him obont it,
then do /mho .7.
The new Ayer's Hair Vigor will certainly
do this work, because, first of all, it de-
stroys the germs which are the original
cause of dandruff. Having given this aid,
nature completes the cure. The scalp is
restored to a perfectly healthy condition.
—Undo by the 6.0. darey 00. Iowan, Meas.-.
of earth and toilet/rug Thursday tbe 14112,
Tbe Moon being on the celestial equator
on the 19th, the probabilities are that
storm conditione may be prolonged over
11186 (1918, with only moderate obange to
temperate mid barometio preseure,
4. reaotionary atoms period falls on the
1803,19th aud 20113, embracing moon in
oppoeition, or fall Moen on the 19th.
This period will bring falling barometer,
with corresponding ties of temperature,
followed promptly by oloudinese, rah)
and possibly snow. The full 63oon
periode,and those of the new moon As
well, are tiroes when eeiamio shakes are
far more frequent. They are also timee
when gales are more certain and severe
on the lakes and North Atlantio. All
this le eepecially trne about the month of
November. Change:to much oolder will
rush down from the Northwest about the
19th to 22nd. All who have observed
eloeely have seen that maximum of rough
and stormy weather over all the great
lakes ie reached almost invariably in
November.
.A. regular storm period extends from
Friday the 22nd, to Tneaday the 26th.
Is is central on the 25rd, the moon being
at the same time at extreme North de.
&illation. Daring this period look for
marked depression of the harometir,
higher temperature and more rain, turn•
ing to ...now Nprtb and West about the
23rd, 24181 and 25th. But for the p000881.
88 of Jupiter aud Saturn periods, thie
atom period, and in fact all the periods
io November, are comparatively free
from combinations of etorm canna,
Notwithstanding it will be the part of
prudence to anticipate thine disagreeable,
if not foroefel. Autumnal storms be-
tween the 28rd and 25112, High barom•
etar and change to wider, frost and
freezing will follow the dieturbanoe of
this period.
4. reaotionary storm period ie oentral
on the laet •three days in the month.
Thie period will reach its crisis on the
50881, the date upon whioll the moon
uremia the milestittl equator, going South.
ward. Atmoepherio tides, like ocean
tides, will follow the moon io its dealing -
trona North and South. Hence the
storm periods in whiob the MOOD is
moving South of the equator, are much
more liable to be followed by ohange to
oold, boreal conditions, ae the atmospher.
itt ourrente tend from North to South
brioging 'the, Oold oat of
the North," As a rule the tempera.
tare of etorm periode does not change to
colder with the moon on the equator.
Eleetrioal Ammo, even in Winter, are
much more liable in storm periods at
snob times. Hence November will go
out with rain, abd poeeibly lightning and
thunder in many places (deathward, with
rising barometer and rapid ohmage to
much oolder heading down from the
Northward with the inooming of Deoem
bar. Upon the whole, November promis-
ee to be an average month for all ex-
posed and out -door imerests. Mnoh fair
aud open weather will alternate with
storm periods. The rainfall will be light.
TREF A.11,8 FAILED.
Many have tried to deivee a corn onre
equal to Putnam's, but after fifty years
nothing has 00111e upon the market that
so painlessly aurae corns and warts.
Don't experiment, nee the beg!) and
that's "Putnam's."
kiivete.
Mrs, J. G. Ereigh spent Thankegiving
with he daughter, Mre. A. E. Bradwin,
at Galt.
Mre, (Rev.) MOLean, of Goderiob, was
visiting with Mts. Alex. Elder, and pal.
ling on bee old friends.
St. Andrew'e Lthuroh Anniversary
was held on Sunday, Nov, Brd, with
Rey. D. Peoria, of Wolgham, as the
special preaoher.
The Franeis Firth Co., who gave One
Of the best entertainments avec listened
to by a Blyth audience'will appear bore
again on Nov, 26th, under the anapioes
of the T. 0. 0. F.
As Councillor John Barr, of Hallett,
was driving into town eome boys were
shooting with an air gen at the South
end of the village when a shot etrnok
Mr. Barr on the ohin, wl,ioh oeoeed It
to bleed quite freely.
Gomm Witnnrso.-Tneeday ot last
week was the 50th or Golden wedding
anniversary of our old friends, Hugh
and Mrs MoQuareie, o Blytb, of whit%
47 yeare have been spent in the village.
Mr. MeQuarrie wee born in Perthshire
but spent Inie younger years and learned
the trade of blitekemith In SterlIngebire.
He eatne 00 thio otnantry when about
twenty yeere of age and raided in
Halton County, near Milton, where he
Weenie acqueinted with Aliso Sarah
MaCtowen, his partner through life.
They were married in the Beene' Presby.
tering manee on Oct, 29th, 1857, by
Rev. M, Geikie, The fleet trip to
Blyth to visit the bride's beothere,
the MeGowan boya, was mode by tide.
ibfii bat/ when than oame to 881118, these
yams litter in 1860, the train ten to
Clinton. Mr, McQuarrie bought the
fawner lot where the Bank of Handl
ton and S. H. Gidley's 158008 6069 stenda,
and the Mime adjoined, where tte the
VIltage einithy be lived for Molly
yeers, 6612810 1802117 conarete of 4 sons,
(201388 PO 311 11108 111 ItlitIneften ; 11obt,
to Olantvilliana and Ambit. in Wirmi,
peg), and two deughtere (Mrs. Dunber
of 'roam, hlre. Babb, of Teedweter.)
Maggie and Mary, two daughters,died
tedne yews ago, Mr, MeQuarrie
1578 was 88 Coonoillor and neld office
the followitig year ; he wee also See,
eatery of the Agrioultnral Sooiety for
over 20 years. Li 'Auguio be linseed
40 years as Treethrer of the Ulnae
Canada Bible Sooiety, end over 26 years
as Superiutendent of St. Andrew's
Ohurob Sunday Hohool. 14 yeare ago
lie retired from native work. Owing to
the family being tio far away only Mts.
Babb wao peueent at the anniversary.
WIIEN CHILDREN Alta; SICK.
They eat something that disagrees,
oatell oold, have orampe or collo. It
there ie pain jost apply Nerviline-it's
good to rub on, and for the inside it's
most eoniforting. Effeotive and pleasant,
you, emelt. Bud 0. houetibold pentmea to
equal Polaoitai Narviline. Bead with
satisfaction for half a century and 18
better demend every day beeauee it doee
stop pain, ease suffering and more the
11308388606 and one ills that constantly
arise in the family. Dirge bottles at all
dealers for 25o,
Biollera w or LB .
Weenie° 13E1,w-4.t twelve Q'o'ook
noon, Thursday, Oot, 81st, at the reel
drone of the bride's parente, James and
Mre. Elliott, lelolesteorth, the mar
riage took place of Mae Mary Elliott
to Allan Mitchell, both men:there of
69811 8880590 familise of the distriot
The ceremony wae performed by Rev
Mr, Burnett under a beautifully deourat
ed Groh of evergreens aud l tbe preemies
of over one huudred and twenty guests,
nearly ell relatithe of the ()entreating
parties. The bride's gown 8668 of white
Panama, daintily trinamed, and her
going.e.way stilt was of brown chiffon
broadoloth. 16138 oarried a bouquet of
aregM roses, blies Nellie Elliott, sister
oi the bride, was bridesmaid and car-
ried pink roses and smilax. A. niece
02 8138 bride, Miee Ethel Sangeter, wee
flower girl. 161188 338188 E. McRae played
Mendelesolan's Wedding Maroh at the
oeremony. The groom was supported
by hie brother, Edward Macbeth
Lunoheon was Reeved to the gueete
the dining room, and after reooiving
hearty congratulations and good wishes
Mr, and Mre. alitobell left for a short
wedding toot. On their return they
will take op boneekeeping in Molesworth.
--
NOTABLE MEDICAL
DISCOVERY.
Of Special 'Value to Many Here 111
Brussels.
The progeesa made in medicine during
the lest few plate has been ae a whole
general rattier then speoifie.
Ona of the most notable dithoveries and
one that undoubtedly appeals more than
auytbing elee to many people here in
Brueeels ie the oombinetion of stomaela
remedies in the Mi o na treatment. This
preeeription has worked wonders, and
there now is no excuse for anyone ant.
faring with indigestion or weak etoinaoh.
It note specilioally upon the mneoles of
the etornaoh and bowels, strengthening
and stimulating them so that they
readily take oars of tbe food that is
eaten. It also itioreiteee the flow of
gastric juices, thus getting from the
food the uouriehment that is necessary
for health end energy.
The symptoms of indigeetion are num
(moue, nub as distreee after entitle,
flatulenoe, beart•burn, shalt headaches,
dizziness and irritebility. Theee are
all dispelled by 4 few d, sea of 88110 08
when the trouble is reeent, but just as
surely as in tong standing and °brow&
ammo if the treatment is followed for a
reasonable length of time.
Do not think betianee of the glad;
benefits derived from the nee of 1i o•ne
that it ie merely a temporary agetil, 11
ia a remedy diet onres by making over
the weak etomaoh into a strong one.
Mi o-na is sold by druggists every-
where for 50 Dents, and we poeitively
guarantee to refund pier money should
you pure/lase a box and be dissatisfied
with remits. Write for free sample,
addressing Booth'e Box 977,
Buffalo, N, Y.
The death rate in Ontario during Sep'
tember was 12 9 per 100.
Boat York Conservatives nominated
Alex. hieClowen for the Legislature.
Two storehousee of the Grenadier Ioe
Oompany, Totonto, were destroyed by
fire.
An Indle,n, his wile and son were
found murdered near Fifteen mile L,ke
Alberta.
aseaage •
19586809 Riddell t 8 judgment ordered ztret,
that the Miolligan Centrel ReitrOail pity
a fine of 026,000 111 emineetion with the
recent explosion at ldaerx.
Itiagietrete Lowden deolded to send
the moos of Rev. 0Ierenoe and Mre,
Howland, Samuel mei Mre, Ryntx,
elleged spieitualiate, to a higher oourt.
Mrs. aphis Adam of Pattun, Wee
fatelly blamed by tbe explosion of a lump
and Mrs. Weltere, of East Whitby, aged
88 years, leetther by her ()lobbing Brussels Salt Works
baking are,
:Verniers or Storcheepeis
by coming to the
A Riesling (mulch, from any 011.006, te
quickly °topped by Dr, Shoop'e Oougb
tGliaarteDr. ASnahoiotpi8te19100 mhoat'hnie
erenevT:df
ywii8oRr
to 5160 11 without hesitation even to very
young babes. The wholesome green
loathe and bander ateme of a lung•heal-
ing mounteinous ahrub, furnish the
ourative properties to Dr. iShoop's Cough
Onre. It oalma the .30003, and heels the
eore and seneitive bronchial membranes.
No opium, no chloroform, nothing bezels
used to injure or eupprese, Simply a
reeinoue plent extract, that helps to heal
aollitig lungs. The Spaniarde call this
throb whioli the doctor twee "The Sacred
Herb." Demand Dr, Shoop's. Take no
other. Sold by all dealere,
3. D. Cholwill, a well-known Toronto
hotel mem, is dead.
Eight Toronto bakers have been suna•
mooed for working on the Lord's Day.
Firemau Robertson died at London
from injnriee reoeleed in the exploeion at
Newbury.
Sidney Vinoenb, of Toronto, bad two
fingers shot off at the sham fight in the
Dundee valley,
Harvey Graham aegistant manager of
the Nova Sootin Steel Company, died at
New Glasgow, N. S.
Five new wireless etatione will be
opened ontbe Pacitlio orient in January.
Victoria station is reedy to work now.
The French Treaty will be submitted
to s Parliament of France an Nov. 28,
the day for opening the Dominion
Parliament,
Mr, Bourses/Me resignation ot the seat
for Labelle bee been received by the'
speaker, and a writ for a new 81901100 is•
sued.
Horace Leadley was killed and Burton
Dyes eariously hurt by the fall of a
brink stack on the Mewville, N. S. Lum•
her Oonspany's
Tbe mail train from Petethoro' to
Belleville was saved from going through
a burning bridge by a b3), named Keegan
who stopped the train within a few yards
of the bridge.
In view 01 1128 etringermy in the money
market, Messrs. Mackenzie te Mann may
not take immediate etepe to oarry
through their proposition for a smelter at
Ashbridge Bey,
Rev, W. Nichol, B. A„ hes aooepted a
08811 80 Knox 'thumb, St. Marys, and was
indetoted to the charge On 1.4tesday. The
new ;stator is a reoent graduate of Tor
onto University and Knox Oollege. He
eneosede the late Rev. Alex. Grant, BC
• MONTHLY
ORSE FAIRS
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DEO. 5th, 1907
JAN. 2nd, 1908
6611, 1908
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Notice to Creditors
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, In the matter of the estate
of Alexander McDonald, late of the
Township of Grey, in the Comity of
Huron, farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant le "The
Revised Statuteof 013tario," ism, and
amendments thereto all creditors and
others haying elaima against the estate of
the said Alexander MeDonald, who died en
or abOnt the Fifteenth day of Oetober, 1007,
are required on or before the Sixteenth day
of November, A. D 1907, to send by poet,
prepaid, or deliver to IV M. Stinnett., of the
Village of Bromide, in the County of Huron,
Solicitor for the PIxeentrix and the Execu-
tor, A en Zama McDonald and Delman A. Mc-
Donald, their Ohriettan and surnames, ad-
dreuees and descriptions, the full pardon.
Mrs of their claims, 6130 statement of their
accounts and the nature 01 the securities
(if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after such
last mentioned date the said Exeoutore 69111
proceed to distribute the asseta of the said
deceased 002( 0031 the parties entitled
thereto, having reaard only to the Maims of
which 111183' shall then have notioe and that
the said xecutors will not be liable for the
said moats, or any part thereof, to 807 8581'
eon or persons of whoee claim notic) aball
not have beau reeetved by them at the time
of such distribution.
Dated this 28th day oi Ootoberos07.
17-3 W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solioltor for the said Exentora.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of 888 888888 of Thomas
McLanehlin, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The
Revised Statintes of Ontario," 1897, and
amendments therete that all creditors and
others MMus claims agalnst the estate of
the said Thome morxmoblia, wbo died on
or about the 17813 day of October. 1907, are
required on or before the 0011, day of Nov-
ember, 1907. tit gond by poet, prepaid, or de
aver to A. /3, lifitorloneld, of the Village of
Brussels, Solicitor for Pater Suitt and Alex-
ander Stewart jr„ Exeoutors of the estate,
their Chriatian and surnitmes, addreesee
and deaoriptione, the full partioulora of
their Maims, the statemege of their ao-
counts and the nature of the thouritden (if
an)') bold by them,
And further take notice that after mob
lent mentioned date the mid Exeoutors wIll
proceed to di etribut e the asseta of the said
deeeased amongst the ',wetter; entitled
thereto, having regard only to the Matting of
which they Elba 1 thou have notice, and that
the said lexecutore will nob be liable for the
said astieta, or any 9901 8128,801. to any pot:
eon or persous of whose claire notice shall
not have been received by them at the time
01 613012 distribution,
Dated 11310 09113 day of °debar, 19071
4 (3,018000800,8,0,
179 Solicitor for Executors,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the eetate of Alexander
McIntosh, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Harem and
Province of Ontario, farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given,pursuant to Revis-
ed Statutes of Ontario, 3897, Chap. 129, and
amending Acta that all oreditera and others
having 8686 01861008 04111886 the comae of the
said 'Alexander Montreal), who died on or
anent the 7th day of Ootober, 1907, are re-
quired on or before the 10th (ley of Novem-
ber, 1907, to amid by pont, p1e98id,085 deliver
to William Fraeer, of the 1 fetid Towethip of
Grey, Mologworth Poet OfBee, one of the tht•
028888(8 of the eaid wants, their names end
addreeses with 5m1 particulars 1, writing
of their claims, the etatemeut of theit no -
collets and the neture Of the aeon tit,e8 Of
,966) 1301,3 by them duly verified by ittlitlitylt,
And notice is further given that atter the
said last mentioned date the E.Xeoutore
will 9000895 00 diatributo the assets of the
deeeased absonget the parties ontttled there-
to, baying regard only to the claims of
which they shall then bay.) notioe and that
the elimoutors win not be liable for the
8880t8,or aoy part tboreor, to awe 'imam) of
whoth Mahn they, shall not then base notion
mud all pergen 8 of whose el alma they than
nob 0611 have 1108440 shall be exeluded ftom
the benats of gaid.dlotribution
Date0 tyle 8088 day of Ootober, 1007,
ThlitERINN,
of the Town of Lietowel, fu the County
of 981813, 001101889 teethe lexecaterral Wi
Ilan/ Frager, Jobe IftEWen and 101111
11-4
STOCK FOR SERVICE,
1.41033 SERVICII-THE UN—
A: 1/1111810141111 will lump for serviee oil
bot 17, Con. 0, Grey, a thoro' bred Tem -
worth hog, Torino $1,00, to be paid at time
of sundae, with privilege of refusing if
incemittry. 11018111, MoDUNALD, Prop. 18-4
IMPORTANT NOTICES
pUR E B.RED LEICESTER
.J-101ora Lambs for sale, 181 89, Oen, 7,
Grey. NOlital A. MILNE, 1481,81 18,0, 15 .1
rtOLT FOR SALE.—A GOO»
N...) colt rising 3 vete aired by Texas Goy.
Apply 80 81113014 It, ELLIOTT, box 81/, Bins.
8688, 80 Urabitin'e 6nrvy, 30011888389, 10,24
riwo HEAVY DRAUGHT
Foals -a Pilly mini ;cialdiug-for sole.
.0.8808 pigs ready for weaning. Lot 9, 000,
10, Gray, or Brussels P. 0.
19-11 L. BOLLINGER,
rrEACHER WANTED FOR UN.
_I_ ION S. B. No,11, Walton ; male or fe.
male ; duties to 00111 1.8 01100 08 0808105 of
gram' in loos, applieasions reeeived ue to
8009601b00 0111. dnutioants 80 Mate salary
88980880, Apply to THOS. FL BOLGER,
Seeeretary, Walton P, 0, 15-4
CIUS ACRE LOT
for sale-Alberb street,' comfortable
home iu good repair. Small stable, good
welt, *sixteen, die. Possession l00 time. For
further partioulana apply on the premises
bo fi. CRAWFORD, 13008081s. 48.11
pRICR STORE TO BENT BY
February 1st -part of Smith Bleak.
22885 feet ; 2ed door from atnerioan Betel ;
lately ',tied as tailoring and gent& furnish-
ltg estublishment. For further partioulitre
apply to DN. moliNLYNY, Brussels
R01.T83E AND ACRE OF
land ior sale. Comfortable dwell.
Ing; hare and soft water 1111,180 008580 • top-
ple, plum and 013 8107 trees, Ste. Posaeasinn
can be Myth 81 0808, Vor 90180, 8801014, .818.
call at ran POST.
5 HEAVY DRAUGHT COLTS
102 8AL8.-TW0 08 them are rising
years and three ruling 1. year old, Two (a
filly and a gelding) are bred by /loyal Park ;
a, filly mut gelding by Seetland'e }lope, and
011y by Bursar. Apply oe .4 Lot 30, Con.
4, Morrie, to ALEX. MoL4ti1116L1N, Pro-
prietor, or Brussels P. 0, 17-t1
1‹. 0. T. M.
Brussels Tont of tbu glitcoabees; No. 24
hold their regular meetings in the Lodge
Boom, klaoker Blook, on the let and. $rd
ftilidlay evenings of each month
Visitors always welcome.
A, 13011N48, 00,,,, 8,88108811811101, 33.10,
AI3M .IYOR SALE—BEING
Lot 24, Coo. 10. Grey, containing 100
amps. 45 auras cleared and balance bard
wood Math and Swamp. Good bolok Meuse
with kitchen, driving abed and stable , good
198(1,tehard, So, plemises. Plano well
feinted. Posses -Lou could be givuu niter
crop is oft', For mailer pertimilars ex to
Lot 24, Con. 14,Grey, or atheerieff .P. 0.
price, giants, /40. 8991y 4No. 0. 1:40:101,
1.41OR SALE OR TO RENT.,--•
A. 3128 006808388801 offers her 100 eon
farm, being 1,01 20, Con, 7, Grey, for sale or
to rent. Comiortuble Louth, bank barn,
orchard, wells, Ike. Farm loonly 1018 mile
from the stirring village of Ethel. For fur-
ther partieumrs pply to P. S. Soot:, Brim -
milk or &WS. RATE 1.1.01,LAND, 7 Peter
Stt eat, Toronto, 87-31.1
WARM FOR SALE. -THE UN -
01111810N151) offere 111e180 acre farm for
Bale, being 1,98 20, 701 Line, .8000010, There
is 8 home hoine, batik bern aud bay house,
3 orchards and a never -tailing apring. Farm
wilt ue sold lu one or two parte to suit pur-
thaser. ftdeegaton Orditii be given this
Pall. 901,0 (00088 of Fell W11 oa M. Farm in
grass exeept 10 armee. Will be sold on easy
terms. For further partteumrs as to price,
480028, 82,, apply on the prettileee to ALF..
BUTTON, or 80011818189.0. 11-01
FARM LABOURERS
AND DOMESTICS -
/have been appointed by the Dominion
Government to Mime Immigrants from the
'United Kingdom to 1108101088 as farm lab-
ourero or domestie ear/ante in this vicinity.
Any persou requirlug snob bele should noti-
fy me by letter Stating fully the Mud of help
required, when wanted and wages offered,
The uumbers arriving may not be sufnefeut
to supply alt requeets but every effort will
118 1.3850 to provide each applicant with
help required. F. B. SCOTT,
Canadian Government Employment Agent
82-1y Brussels P.O.
1,14116,,
Synopsisof Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGLILATIONSI
A NY even numbered section of Dominion
Lends in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, exoepting 8 aud 20, not regerved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the sole head or u. family, 00 1803' mete over
19yeare 03 888, to the 8X888t of one-quarter
800(1011 of 100 mires mom or les8.
Dntry may be made personally at the
looal lend office for the distriot in which
the land is situate,
The 108831888010080 18 required to perform
the condition conuooted therewith under
one of the following plant
(I) 40 )0886 six months, eesidehee upon
and etativatton 01 1128 lame to eite(l year for
three years,
(2) If the hither 1o85 mother, if the father
is &Messe(1) of the homesteader reeides
upou a term 1 the Adults, 01 the land
entered for the requirements as to resi-
dence may bo satisfied by that poreou re-
siding with tbe father or mother.
111 If the eettter haa Ms permanent rod -
donee upoli lartnitig land owned by him
in the 7101081y of We homestead, the re-
quirements as to residence may bo setae
-
bed by 1381480.38 upon the said land,
itixmouths'netioe in writing ehould be
given to the Commissioner of Doinitdon.
Lands 08 01010599 01 intention to apply for
96881)0.,
Mr. W. CORY,
110118181 01 tit 0 Minister of Interior.
N. B, tinenthericed oablioatien of this adi-
vertieemant will not be paid for.
ALLAN '122.,'" LINI
Mod Lim DOW ill Zia
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Vletorian sails Thursday, Nov, 7, 10 a na
Chaldean sena Paden Nov. 17, 0 it ni •
Vieginten Salle Friday, Nov. 21, 10 m
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Prothrian Belle Thursday, /401,, 7
Gramplaa Olovv) Fells TburatleY, Nov. 14
Sietlien Hails Thursday, 2187. 21
Roe wrings, listMut full informatien
apply to
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