The Brussels Post, 1907-11-14, Page 4THURSDAY, NOY, 14, 1907,
MognAY, Nov. 4th, Dr. Moluuie, Pro.
vinaial Seoretary of the Manitoba Geb•
inat died from perforationof the bowels,.
Se had been operated upon for appeudi•
titfa on Saturdey but no hope were then
held out. St, Johu'e N, B,, wee his
birthplace and he was 42 years of age,
He were a popular and able minister and
hie demise will be e wee to bath the party
and the Provinne,
P. S. BowDea, M. P. P. for Emit gent,
was again the nominee of the Ooueerva•
tires for that riding ou the 4th inet, Mr.
Bowyer is the Editor and proprietor of
the Ridgetown Dominion and was a
former eeatmate of the Editor of Tna
Poter in the Ridgetown public school
years ego. Barring his polities Phil, ie
o, 0. and even iu hie politica he strikes
au independent attitude on various oc-
casions that makes both parties eit up.
ZION. A. 0oeouon was elected Novem-
ber 410, in Belleobaeee, Quebec, over
Henri Burseea the well known ex -51, P.,
by a majority of over 800. The wiener
had been charged with improperly hand•
ling hie portfolio in the Provinoial
Government as minister of Laude and
Mines and resigned hie seat and appeared
before his ooustitoenle for their ratifioa•
thou or rejeo0ion, They certainly said
Hurrah: for Turgeou. The seat Mr.
Bermes gave op returned him at the
lest general Election in 1904 by over 1400
mut some think he may be a oaudidate
now that Monday's contest went agaiuet
him.
THE 24th Auuaal Ontario Provincial
Winter Fair wilt be held in the oity of
Guelph Dec. 9111 to 13111. Program will
anent of ataeeityiog and awarding ot
prizes for Beef and Dairy cattle, Sheep
Swine, live and dressed Poaltry, judging
Live stook and Grain, 810,000 being offer.
ed in prizes for the various competitions,
Lectures will be delivered eaoh May by
experts relating to the Fair, Single
fare tickets will be Lamed on the railways
and all holders of membership tiakete to
Farmers' Iusottutes fur 1907 will be ad.
milted to the various aeeeione free on
presentation of a memeerehip ticket
whioh only :met 25 cents. Those ioteud-
ing to go to Guelph ehonld not forget
this. Quite a number from tbie locality
talk of attending the Winter Fair this
year. It is 0good spot to aogaire prao-
tfcal information and instrna1ion along
the lines covered by the program. The
young men particularly ehonld be inter-
ested.
FRIDAY, December 6111 is the date of a
promised visit of Hou. A. G. MacKay,
the popular leader of the Opposition
in the Ontario Legieleture, to the East
Riding of Huron. The meeting will
be held in the Town Hall, Brussels,
oommenoing at 1.00 o'clock when the
auuual eleotion of officers and other
matters of business will be dealt with,
Addressee will follow by Hon, A. G.
MaoSay, F. G. Inwood, Geuerel Snore -
tarp of the Ontario Reform Aeeooiation,
Arch. Hislop, M. P. P., De. MacDonald,
ex•1tI. P., and others. There aheald be
a large representation from the varione
Uaniaipalitiee in the Riding. A public
meeting will be held in the evening boo•
menoing at 8 o'clock, in the Towu Hall,
to accommodate those who omenet at-
tend a day meeting, Seats will be reser-
ved for ladies. The addreeeee will be in•
terapereed with vocal and inetromental
musical seleotioue. W. M. Sinolair as
the President of the Riding Aeeoeietiot.
Hon. Mr. MacKay will addrees a meeting
et Goderioh the day previone to hie ap-
pearing at Brussels, Seep the date
in mind, Friday, Deo. 6th,
TEE Poar 1O pleased to notice annoanae•
manta for organization of Debating Clubs
and Literary Societies looking forward to
a Beason of fnetraotfo0, acquirement of
public address and the development of
literary and musical talent. In connec-
tion with the Farmers' In0titntee there le
a department of the work that eaglets in
the opening up of Farmers' Clabe in the
varioae Bo11ool motions for the di000eoion
of topica of interest and importance to
agricultural life. This ie a good idea as it
not only helps in carrying on ot suooeeetul
tarnoworkby theinterohange of experienoe
and experiments but it tends to develop•
ing and renewing the gonial element of
the neighborhood and the frequent en.
eembling of the people of the looality, an
object most worthy in itself. P. A. Mo.
Arthur, Secretary of Bent Buten Far -
mere' Inetitue, will be glad to tarnish
information couoerning these clubs and
we feel euro he would willingly attend
any of the organization meetinge and
aid in the opening op of the Work if he
were invited. There is little 0r 110 ex -
pause in connection with them and a
share of that will be borne by the In.
stitute 11 the proper course is followed,
hire, W. F. Morontz, of Mltobell, bad
the miefortone to run a awing metalline
needle through one of her fingers,
The resale of the 0011gi000 08n0ne of
Stratford, 'thief) wee taken Tueeday
afternoon of lest week, ehowe the total
population e.0 taken on Taeeday to be
18,072. The eeesoeor'e 0810000 thew a
population of 14,u62. Thie disparity of
AO ie easily imeouuted tor, aethe residents
of one • or ewe inetftatione are 1101 in.
eluded, while ft' is known that several
Warden are Omit108 from the Het. The
Bet et people who preferred no :thumb fe
698, Following 1e the population aueord.
ing to denominetioue t—Preebyteriaus,
3,080 ; Ohareh at England, 2,909 ; Meth:
maul, '2,155 1 Roman Oethalio, 2,977 ;
Lutheran, 704; Baptist, 083; Evapgellusl,
602; Congregatioua', 337 ; Salvation
Army, 160 ; various dellomihatione,
137 i no preferonee, 550 ; total, 18,072.
PROVINCIAL W. O. T. U.
• OFFICERS FOR YEAR.
The Previuolal W. 0. T. U., whioh
met'at Cornwell, eleotod the tollowiug
ulliuere :—
Preeideet—Mr'e, MoKee, Barrie.
Yioe•Preeideut—Mea. May R. 'Thorn.
ley, London.
Correepouding Seoretary—Miss Flora
M)Uar, London.
lieeormog secretary—Mrs. Irwiu, Wes.
ton,
Treaeurer—Mrs. 8, 0. Britton, GBuan
ogee.
X Seoretary—Mies Lottie Harris, Tor-
onto.
The report of the Y. eeoretary showed
300 members in 10 unions, whioh hove
raised 81,500 during the year.
Among the r00omm0mlationa re0Om•
mended to the report are :
1—The divieeou of the Prcyi80e into
two diatriote fur the 0arryiug an of the
work,
2—The eppeai to the magistrates of the
proviuoe for thesuppressing of the sale
of immoral poet Dards.
3—Au appeal to the local ,members of
the legislature and to the Minister of
Education for the ce.introduotion of the
etudy of soieuttfia temperance in the
schools of the proviuoe,
4—Au appeal to the proviooial Hoeune
boerde for the ouppreee10n of the sale of
brandy 011ocols180.
5—The agitation for a federal govern.
went oaaatment for the prohibition of
the manufacture and sale of cigarettes,
the inforooment to be left with the
proviuoe.
6—Against the government control of
lioeueea.
Tboy Gave Wonderful Ilcoellh
None are 00 healthy, so bauyaut and
felt
ot life as those who regulate with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Even In our
utght they work wonders. Fur and
coating they take from the tongue,
heedeobee they regulate to the pant,
belioneoeee and stomach disorders they
prevent and absolutely onto.
Think what it meals to have the
system absolutely oleaneed and purified
by Dr. Uamilton'e Phial A true laxative
it perfect tonic, 11arm1080 and wholly
vegetable in oompoaitiou, they will de
you good. To feel end look your beet
nee Dr. Hamillou'e Pills, 25e at any
dealers.
Logging Bees Of Long Ago.
A Motherwell (Perth Go.) correspond•
0011 writes entertainingly on the loggfn,e
bees ot long ago and oleo of the cheap -
peering old log buildings. His (emerge
are in pleasant vein and should vividly
recall old eo0ne8 to our lingering and
venerated pioneers. They should alae
serve to impress the younger generation
with some idea of what pioneering
meout
Atter getting the first aorta or two
obopped and a abauty up, the pioneer's
work was to clear up his lot, chop at,
many acres so be could in Winter, and
get it logged in Summer. To get a
good "burn" was a great belp. A good
burn meant to have 0811 the broth, rot.
ten wood and leaves consumed in the
bueb burning, which was always auder.
taken when a strong wind was blowiug—
away from the chanty. One man with
a yoke of oxen could do some logging
but it was it slow prboees and changing
work with neighbors was the plan gen
orally adopted. All felt the necessity of
helping eaoh other, and, we think,
that "man to man" was mach nearer
to being "britbere" then than they are
now. Five men and a yoke of oxen
were %logging party. To do a good
day's work good oxen and a te0meter
were a prime neceeeity.
To be a good manager of horses was
a gift, We have seen the driver adjust
the yoke on the nook of the off ox, then
holo up the other end of the yoke with
his lett hand, and the bow in hie right,
signal and command the or to come
under—and he name, Tide may seem
quite easy, but when you ooneider that
the driver had hie 10000000 °hew of
tobacco and the bow -key in his month,
the performanoe looks more formidable.
An expert driver wan au advautoge
even to the team ; one who knew
the over•the•under and the rolling
hitches, and could take every advent -
age of the "lay" of the ground in
drawing his loge and planning hie pile,
Rivets and Linke were kept on hand to
mend broken amine and in an tomer.
gently a "togte" was used, A togle wee
made by puebing one liuk through
another and insertiog a piece of wood
to keep ft there, Neaeeeity was the moth.
er—and mother -in law—ot inveutiou.
Atter the logging came the burning
of the log heaps and the saving of
the tabes—whioh were valuable—and
were kept dry if possible till they were
put in the "Ieaobee," made Into lye,
then into potash, whioh was about the
only thing that money could be had for
in the earlier days, A barrel of potash,
A No, 1, was worth sbont $40. Nut
very many now remember the raking
of the aehee, drawing them in a Dart to
the leached, and thea running off the
leaches and boiling the lye in the potash
kettle till it reaobed the potaab et0ge,
and the "melting" of it, whioh very
mut% resembled the "eug0rimg off" of
the maple syrup.
In later dayo when men end oxen be.
Dame more plentiful legging been were
oommon. The fallow to be logged was
etaked off into "tbroughe" of an care
eaoh, whioh were eeledted by lot or the
"drawing of mate," as it was then palled.
All the Maras with their aomplimeut
of rollers started at the same time and
it was a rate from the word go—whioh
would get through first. When Leven
or eight teams were at work the excite•
mint was equal to that of a baseball
tournament. The work teas very often
finished quite early in the day and the
remainder wee spent in playing ball,
pitching queite, jumping, running, vault
ing with the po10, Oto, Athletics were
just 0e much indulged in then 08 naw,
and a 00mman thing Lor an native young
mem to do was to' pat hie handy on a 01%
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a regu-
lar medicine, a doctor's medi-
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
Wo publish our formulae
.9 Wem bourmodlochoe
tiers
Woonuyoura ieo you to
anit
doctor
Any good doctor will tell you that a medi-
cine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are con-
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better than Ayer's Pills for cor-
recting this sluggishness of the liver.
--2t.do by the T. 0. dyer Co., Lowell, iiaae.—,
rail fence and vault it without touching
it with hie iroueere.
The loggiug bee often ended up with a
dame in the eveuiog, and the merry
strains of the fiddle drove doll Dare
away. Bees were very helpful in many
oases. It a man was not getting on very
well—no matter whab the o0uee wae—
aiaknses in the family, the. Iowa of au
0x, or perhaps the only caw they had—
the neighbore turned out and gave him a
att. It was the way they had of pray•
ing for a man in those old fashioned
times. 1 may tell later of the hooking
bees—paring bees --and quilting bees.
But I most now proceed to raise a log
barn, eceu if the neighbors may not be
all through with the maugolde and fur.
nips and the raising may mean a oall for
baude.
The old log barns are not all gone yet.
One on the farm of 0. Baird, ono on J.
R. Roger's, Doe on Hume Bare'e, one on
O. Heat's and one on H. Morrison's.
1111 the other's in this part of Fullerton
have supplied a Winter's fuel some years
ago. Caoaeiouelly, however you will
and a little log building, well plaetered-
and kept, and used for hang—but they
were not built in the early days.
We have been told by pioneers, that
notwithstanding the bard work of clear-
ing and building, timer were the happiest
days of their livee ; eaoh year adding a
few aoree to the clearing, raising more
crop, putting up an addition or "lean to"
to t11e buildiug, and in n100t 015100tea, a
large email family growing up around
thorn. "We have help oomfug on."
Due old settler told ue that he was far
prouder of his first log hoose than he
ever woe of the costly stone house whiob
enooeeded it.
The settler's eeaond battle in land.
°leering was with the stumps. He ooutd
admire a tree, but there wee no beauty
in a stump. The oak and the cherry was
the most etubborn. It did not do to
apply fire too soon to the stumps ; they
bad to react!) n pertain stage of decay to
get a goad burn. The smeller ones were
pulled, and piled against the large one.
A Held of stamps burning at night w08 a
very beaotful sight ; "like R thousand
Damp fires burning," and it was with
pardonable pride the farmer of those
days told you, that he had 40 aures "akar
of etump•," and Gould plough a straight
farrow from and to end.
When we think of the danger attending
chopping, logging and building, there
were not many fatal tooidente. A Mr
Davidson near Fullerton Gornere, bled to
death from a oat toot, and a Mr. -Fair,
born, of Bianabard, father of Councillor
Fairborn, of Blanchard, was killed by a
falling tree or limb Bot the slipping of
a foot, an overhead limb, or the glancing
of an axe, laid up many a men for weeks,
mud caused him. to Barry the nark of the
axe for the rest of hie life.
We have been asked bow did the
people dress in theee days 7 They dram -
ed well and warmly. .Sheep were early
introduced and at Arab they were marded
by band earth., spun with the spinning
wheel, and woven by the band looms.
Many of of our pio0eere were old country
weovere, John Molntyre. er., Robert
Roger, John Parker, Robert Molutoeh
BC., and Janne Nairn, sr., were "Knights
of the ehubtle." The cloth was fulled by
hand, and dyed by the bailee of butternut
bark, end the home made flannel made
exoelleut shirts for meta, and dreesee for
the women.
Nearly all the weavers I have named
were fairly good eboemokere, Thee woe
the working Mottling ' provided. And for
the "Sunday Brews,' many floe shawls
and art10150 of dress name imam the ee0
in the big "kiets" whioh the pioneers
brought with them.
Where DeesConsumptionBegin?
That first little Settle homes a Cough
the dough grows 0evere,10 negleo0ed and
travels down to the lunge, Treat throat
trouble before it gate severe, Catarrh•
ozone heals allays inflammation, ogres
throat and bronchial trouble quiokly. A
marvel worker is oatarrhozooe whioh
prevenha bhoueonde of catarrh viotime
from oontraating ocnenmption. Reo•
owmended by 8001000, proved by time to
be anfaiiing. Catsrrbozone fe met what
you need. 25o and 81 00, eold every.
where.
Funnel,'s evaporator at Trenton was
burned,
Moose Jaw Liberals nominated S. J.
Jaolteon, their present members for the
Commons.
Vioe-President Bosworth of the 0, P.
R. announoee a redaotion in freight tabs(
to points West of Winnipeg,
Slime the end of Maroh lard immi-
grants have been pouring into Ooeoda at
the rate of a thousand a day.
The Government 010r Vigilant ran
into a tag, the Nettie 13, at Port Stanley
and injured ber so ;008 ehe had to be
benolled,
Two old and respected residents of
Mitchell paned away to their reward
early Saturday evening, Oct. 26th. That
of Mre, Woodley, er„ aged 90 yeare,
on St. David's etreet, and Wtn. Mo.
Dollen, of Wellington street South, In hie
70th year, Doth have been in deolini09
health for some time, and their death
wag not nnexpeoted.
Tbomea Fenno, jr,, while at work
Ie a grain mow at threshing bee, bed
the misfortune to have the tine of a
fork thrust through hie toot and oleo
narrowly eeoaped beiug thrown into the
mouth et the eapara100.
The Piddle Is Often raked
Unoorapulou• dealers enboeted by
large profit', often reoornmenrtpd (torn
00000 "0018 good ev l'utnaw'o " There ie
poly one gamine (I•,rn Extretotor and
;het le Pubnem's Painless which is a
miracle of efllolenoy and promptlleee.
Use no other.
Perth, Qounty.
Miss Annie Ooppiu, of Mitohell, had
the misfortune to allow a hot Darling
tong to pierce. her eye.
Richard Talbot, of Avonbank, while
attending to a horse woe euddenly bitten
in the Nee by the vioions animal,
Editor WiPioton, of the Toronto
Newt:, Is to address the newly organized
Canadian Club of Stratford on the even•
fog of Friday, November 16th,
Mies Maggie Huggins, who for the
peat six yeare has been earlier teacher iu
the Moukton eohoole, has banded in her
resignation to take effect at the end of
the year.
Bt. Marys has asked the Hydro
Eleotrfo Power O,mmiseion to fnrnuh
the munioipnlity with estimates of coat
of distribution of eleotrio -power within
the municipality.
The employees of the Mitchell woolen
mills ere having a oonple of weeke'
holidays while the company are adding
a third story to their mill, The wort
is being rapidly imbed forward.
Stratford wi I be in line for the. 0. H
A. series end the '01050io City will he
0tro5g this year. The beet of loot yeat'a
men will be on the ice and new blood will
probably be injected in 0 oonple of peal,
Hone.
Eddy Dunemore. who has been em•
ployed in the office of Trainmaeter
Bowker, Stratford, has been transferred
to Loudon, where he beoomee private
secretary 10 A, A. Nikon, G. T. R. super -
intendant.
Market Officer Duneeith paid a visit of
inspection to the Stratford market Sat•
urday morning weighing all better on
hand. Only one lot of 28 -pounds wits
found light, and the owner was uudoubt•
edly unaware of the feet.
John Diehl VCRs fined $40 and $10
°nate at the polios ootlrt, Stratford, for
9oiog abusive language and acting in a
disorderly manner. The offence was
committed In an Beet end resident's
home, which Diehl had entered on the
pretext of buying the house.
Mies Caroline Little, of Toronto, has
Oomm000edan motion against the execs
tore of the late John O'Doenghae, of
Stratford, for $5,000. The claim is for
board end lodging provided deceased and
hie two infant children during seven
years by the pleintiff.
An attempt was made to rob Mo.
Dermoid d' Kyle's hardware store, Stria
ford, thieves having broken in the bank
window in an effort to reach the Rafe.
Entrance, however, was only gaiued to
the tinehop and the marauders bad to
depart without anything for their
trouble.
• A report was current that several hour
dred men 13,41 been laid off at the G. T.
R. ehope st Stretford but amid not be
verified in reepeot to the number,
Master Meohauio Patterson etated, how.
ever, that some employees were being
laid off Passes are being given to the
men to all pointe on the middle divioion.
St. Joseph's Y. M. A. of Stratford,
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows :—Pree., W. P. Finnegan 1 first
-vioe•pree., Thos. Clonoy; emend viae
pree., Dr. Qutnlin ; reoording secretary,
L. K. Kt:Horan ; s-'oy-tree: , A. J.
Pigeon ; executive oom , W. J. Hanley,
Frank O'Flaherty, E, ()ember, D. Al.
O'Briee.
Toeeday, 000. 28th, was an nnleoky
day for Wm. Mareolee, of the Huron
Road. Four of his colts, two yearlings
and two 1 year olds, had found their
way to the street end from there to the
railway becks. As the 3 65 express was
approaching they were noticed by John
Waker's hired mag, who at o00e tried to
remove them. Re etooeeded in saving
the two yearlings but the other two were
hit by the engine and killed, The
animals were valued of $150 each.
The irate George Qu'•rengeseer, who
passed away on the 29th nit. and was
baried on Thanksgiving Dat', bad reach•
ed the good old age of 80 years. He
moved to Logan from Germany fifty
yearn ago. Logan was then pretty much
all forest, but he cleared a home for him
self and family. His wife .predeceased
him 85years ago. He retained remark
able vigor till the last, when 0 o01d, fol.
lowed by pneumonia, ended hie life. He
leaves two sone, Ferdinand and Charles,
both reepeoted reeidanle of Logan. He
1808 a lite•long and 000010tent member of
the Lutheran oharoh.
MitelteIt delivery men are farming a
anion and objeotlna to anyj dollvoriug
al'tr 7 80 Saturday nights,
Capt. W. J. 1lawly,of the all•Oanadiaa
lacrosse team, arrived in Stratford on
Wedueedey of Inst week and was tender.
ed an informal reception at the armory.
OeoDewfy will give a deeoription of hie
trip in the form of an address before the
Y. M, A in the near future,
The major porteo) of the external wort;
at the uew Normal Sehool at Stratford,
hue been completed and attention will
now be dimmed towards the Mil:thing of
the ineidn work, of whioh there in 11
tremedoua amount to do, The builders
are engaged at the present -time in eon
etrnoting the handsome tower, whioh
adde ouneiderably to the beauty of the
building. The oantraotore are unable to
give an idea as to the time when the
work will be entirely completed and the
eouool ready for oeoapatiou.
A joint meeting of the Mitchell town
oounoil and the board of trade was held
in She oounoil chamber on 'Thursday
evening for the purpose of dieoneeing
mattere concerning the welfare of the
town, The members of the different
boarde expressed their views freely on
things whioh would tend to promote the
intereete of the 10w0 and they all seemed
to be very entbueinebio in what they hod
to say. It was deoided to call a more
geuer0l meeting in the near future to re.
organize the board of trade, and all
ratepoyere who attend will have the
abauoe of raying openly what they think
would add to the welfare of the town.
Something Should Be Done
Whailis Causing; the Increase 01' —
tatarrh,111 Ilruesels 4
In spite of the beee efforts of medioel
men, ootarrh troubles are inoreaeing not
only in Brussels, but all over the noon•
try.
Oatarrh is a germ disease, and to ours
it germ life in the breathing organs
ehonld be destroyed, and to do this no
other treatment'hae snob' positive and
beneliofal aotion as Hyomei.
Winn the mune membrane is ir-
ritated end raw and the tissue weakened,
there ie an ideal lodging place for
oatorrbalgerin0. Breathe Hyomei and
gee how quiokly it soothes the mem
brawn, vitalises the tiaeuee and 'destroys
all t11e-disease eerme, rendering oataeda
no louger possible.
There is no dangerous etomaah drug•
ging when 13yomei ie used ; no tablets or
1121018
In xturea, whereby the digestion
is often destroyed and intestinal trophies
added to the horrors of catarrh.
Breathed through the neat pnoket in-
haler that tomes with every Hyomei oat -
fit, the healing balsams penetrate to the
most remote air cella at the throat, nose
and Innge, destroying the catarrhal germs
so that quick recovery follows.
We positively guarantee Hyomei, for
should you buy a oomplete outfit, pride
$1.00, and be diem:tiefied with reunite
your money will be refunded. Hyomei
is Bold by drupgiets everywhere. Write
for literature. Booth's Hyomei GO.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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and More especially et this season of the
year. We have some nice assortments of
P, oto. mounts suitable and most artistic.
Don't fail to call at my studio mud look
over my samples. I will give you au ex-
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Post (lard and Sunbeam Photos. until
after Xmas season, loo each, Other
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Giro. SPOTION, Principal
Notice to'Creditors
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron. In the matter of the estate
of A)exapder McDonald, late of the
Township of Grey, in the County of
Huron, farmer, deceased.
Net15e ie hereby given pnrtuent fo "The
Revised Rtatutee of Outarin," 1807, and
amendments thereto , that all creditors and
others baying claims against Vie estate of
the said A1ex"ndor ideDouuld, who died nn
or about the Fifteenth day ul October, 1007,
are required on or before the Sixteenth day
of November. A.13 1907. to end by poet,
prepaid, or deliver to W M %enta1l., of the
Vllbege of Brussels, in the County of Huron,
Solicitor for the Itxsoutrtx and the Exam.
tor, Ann Jane McDonald and Duncan A. Me -
Donald, their Christian and euruamee, ad.
dresses and descriptions, the full pardon
e of
lar their claims the statement of their
i n
a0ctin0te and the nature of the securities
(if acv) held by them.
And further take notice tont after such
last mentioned date the Bald Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the sold
deceased amenge1 the parties entitled
thereto, havlug regard only to the Glenne of
whioh they shall then have natio() and that
the said h saauters will not be liable for the
said assets, or any part thereof, to any per
son or parsons of whose Claim notice shall
not have been received by them at the time ,
of eaoh distribution,
D17-9 ated this 28tH dttY`V. M.t8INt 110110,
Solicitor for the said Exeou0Ore,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
MoLauohlin, late of the Village of
Bruesele, in the County of Huron,
gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The
Revised Statutes of Ontario," 1807, and
amendments thereto that all oreditnre curt
others bovine claims agatoet the estate ot
the said Thome Ma1auohlin, who died on
or about the 17011 day of October, 1007, are
required en or before the 20th day of Nov-
ember, 1007. to send by poet, prepaid, or de.
liver to 4,, 13, kbiedoaalb, of the Village of
B. ruesels, Solicitor for Peter Sentt and Ales. -
antler Rtewart, j r., Exeoutore o1 the estate,
their Cbrlotiau and surnames, addresses
and desoriptione, the full particulars of
their olaiwe,the ebatemeut of their az-
counts and the nature of the eoouritiee (if
any) held by them.
And further take notice that after snob
last mentioned date the said Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the said
deceased nmongat the parties entitled
thereto, baylug regard only to the Maims of
which theyshall tinea have notice, and that
•the said Executors will not bo liable for the
said a06et0, or any part thereof. to any her.
son or pare0ne Of. when claim n01i00 shall
not have been received by them at the time
of eeeh dietribatfon,
Dated this 201111 day of October, 1007,
A. B, MA000NAL1>,
17.8 Solicitor for Executors.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Joel Sellers,,
late of the Township of Morris, in
the Oounty.of Huron, retired farmer,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Rayls.
ed Statutes of °u term, 1807, Chap. 120, and
amending • Acts, that all creditors and others
having any claimn against tbo estate of tbo
said Joel Sellers, win died on or about the
8th day of ootober, 1007, are required au or
before the SOtb day of November, 1907, to
send by post, prepaid, or deliver to A. B.
lafaodonald, of the Village of Bruesele, aol-
idlto' for Jo eepb Sellers and JoOeph B. 801-
lers, Bhtevale P. 0 , Exeentore of the said
estate, their names and addresses with full
pertaining in writing of their claims, the
statement of their accounts god the nature
of the BOolerit,ea (if any) bald by them.,
Aud notice is further gine that niter the
said lest mentioned date the Exeoutore
will proceed to distribute the asset of the
deceased amongst tthepartiee eutltled thorn.
bo, having regard only to the eliding of
whioh they shall then have nottl1eo and thot
the Exeoubore Will not be Ilal31b, for the
inmate, or any part thereof, to any .person of
whose claim they obeli not thou nave uotlee
and all persona of whose elating they shall
not then buve notion shall bo (deluded from
the Innate or gala dtetributlon.
Dated this Stn day of November 1007,.
A. B, MACDONALD,.
18.8' tlolioltor forlxooutorO,
STOCK FOR' SERVICE, .
11.4`011 • SD+RVICE,—W'HE UN—
1 Dowaeann will keenfor 8orviae On
Lot 17, (.ou.9 Grey, o thrn' bred • Tam-
worth bog, lLe00ne 81.00,18 bo paid at time
of 00rvio1, with privilege of rataruing if
noeo06ary, 200131,.MODONAIM, Prop, 10.1
T
Farmers or Sto1•nlieepers
1)3' coming to the
Brussels Salt works
('00 get Illly hind of Halt
they require.
Gordon
FOrenlno,
Mooney,
Brussels.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
Two DTJBEIAlvi BULL OALV.CS
L ,cad a Ydrluu,Fre hoe for sale, Lot 80,
Coe, 0, Morrie, or Brussels P. 0, JAMES
SPEIR, 10.0f
rel W 0 HEAVY ])TAUGHT
L Fogle—a Filly and ,fielding—for sale,
Alen 8 pigs ready for warming, 1,01 0, 0ou.
10, Grey, or Brussels P, 0.
15.11 L. BOLLINGER.
HOUSE AND } ACRE LOT
for sate—Albort street, comfortable
home in good repair. Small stable, good
well, eiateru, 4,0 Possession any time. For
further t`,art,0nbtr0 apply ou .the premises
to S. ORA, WFORD, )iruseols, 48.0f
�•. IUOK STORE TO BENT ]3X
l.J February let --part of 9111i01 Block.
22x85 feet ; Oud door from Am00000a Hotel ;
lately used us tattering and gouts' furofeh-
7t g oatabllshmeut. For further Portioning
apply to Dit. ,vloli.NLVEY, Brussels.
HOUSE AND } ACRE OF
laud for sale. Comfortable dwell.
Ing; herd and 8016 water under clover ; ap-
ple, plum cud entry braes, tta. Pueseea,ot
0a0 b0 glean at 01,00. lbs' price, terind, ,t.0,
Dull ab 1'1105 PO8T,
HEAVY DRAUGHT COLTS
cy Pun eALm.—Tire of them are rielug 2
Years and three mein 1 your old. Two (a
airy and a 801d09) ate bt'ed. by Royal Park'
a ally and gelding by Sootlaud's .Roue, sad
a Oily by Bursar, Apply on 1a Lot SO Con.
4, Monts, to ALEX. MOLA0UHLIN, Pro-
prietor, or Brussels P. 0. 17.11
K. O. T. M. -
Brueeels Tent of the Rw0aboo0, No, 24
bold their regular meetings in the Lodge
Room, Seeker Block, ou the let and Ord
Tuoaday eveniugs of oasio month.
Visitors ulwaye welcome.
A. BO al flow. A. McGUI11E, R. K.
L� ARAI 1'0B, SALE—BEING
L Let94,000.12, Grey, containing 100
none. 45 mires cleared and balance hard
wood bush and swamp. Good brink home
with kitoheu driving shod and Stable , good.
well, orehaerl,d;o, on in emise9. Placa well.
ttuoed. Poslss•iou could be given alter
Drop to Off. &or lurtber p001icular0 as to
p, ice. ttrnaa, Ito. Apply 10 Juu. D M0Nn11e,
Let 24, Con. 14,Grey. or Motioned P. U.
100R SALE OR TO RENT.—
The uudereigned offers her 100 auto
farm, being Lot 20, (200,7 600y, for aide or
to rant. Comfortable house, bunk baro,
orchard, wells, 80, Farm le only 1 of a mile
from the ettr'ing village of ihbel. Fox fur-
ther purtioulara apply to F. S. Scott, Brea -
sole, or huts. HATE HOLLAND, 7 Peter
street, Toronto, 37-8w
WARM FOR SALE.—TSE UN•
• nanelaxnn offers Ida 150 00/0 farm for
Hale, being Lot 20, 7,h Li tie, Norrie. There
le a frame lions°, bank barnand bay bouae,
8 orobarde Dud allover -tailing spring. Farm
will n0 sold in 000 or two parte to suit pur-
chaser, Eoaaeaolou wind 00 giver, tins
Fall. Four acres of Fall we eat in. Farm to
grass except 10 mires, Will bo sold on easy
berme. For further paruou.0nl as to prion,
terms, dm, apply on the premieo9 to ALL
BUTTON, or Brussels P. 0. 11.tt
FARM LABOURERS
L� AND DOMESTIOS—
I have been appointed by the Demi: dog
Government to plan Immigrants from the
United Kingdom In positions as farm lab-
ourers or domestio servants in this vicinity.
Any person requiring eaah help should noti-
fy me by letter statteg fully the kind of help
required, whoa tvauted and wages offered,
The uumbere arriving may not be sul8oieu t
to cup ply all requeeta but ovary effort will
b0 wat0o to pprovide each applicant with
help regnirod, F. S. 8001"1!,
Canadian Goverumeut l8mploymeut Agent
80.1y Brussels P, 0,
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIQNS;
ANY even numbered 500110n of Dominicq
Lauds in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta exoeptiug 8 and 20, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by ace person who is
the sola lead of a family, or itny male over
18 years of age, to the extent of ono -quarter
section of 180 acres more or lose.
Entry may be made personably at the
local laud Men for the district in which
the laud is situate. .
The homesteader is required to parterre
the eotditione animated therewith under
one Of the following plops;
(1) 8.0 least edit, months' residence upon
and cultivation of the laud in Oath year for
three years,.
(2) If the tether (for mother, If the father
ie donned) Of the homesteader residde
ppou a farm. in the vloleity 8t the land
enteredfor the requlremente, as to- reel.
douse uoyYbe pageant by , snob . person n-
ettling with the father or anther, '
denee aeons iarenlee ,laud• owned 0117 bolo
to thevoefuity of his homestead, .the re-
901eomouts AS to resideuoe 'may be satis-
fied by residence upon the sald land.
800mont11a' notloe in writing should be
given to the Commlesiouer of Dominion
Laude at Ottawa of iuteublon to apply for
patent.
Deputy oft.heMiuiot00o Interior.
N. B. Unauthorized pubiloatlou of tide ad-
vertisement will not be paid tor,
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Preteriau 'Salle Thursday, Nov, 7
Grampian (u0W) Palle Tborlday, Nov, 14
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