The Brussels Post, 1907-11-28, Page 4•
the eeraoger in the next pew: all these things
�l�y •� �( hv�N r3 f� t4�Yt �•r �• may kern]. to you Go be little things, but jueo
D FJ ti 3�ip k•Vtir'piv4•tn .V•4•r I euoh little things as these, are rho taste of
Sour ftdthrnlneas as a Christian Eladeavor
buamber and servimnb of Jesus Ohrfsb, Wo
m - cannot do rhes: things of oursblvea, Life in
' ff U ti' S 0 4 ' , U {'. 2S, 1907. this world la not. easy. It lana iia struggles,
airength,'henco the nasi]. coutinuntly to go to
A LiVE ENDEAVOR -
WHAT CONSTITUTES IT ?
The following: helpful paper wee given by
Mies Allots Danas,.et-Sahel, At the recent lune
cleaver Convention held et 1'u0OWuter
kVlljls minty U1uletieu Endeavor eooiatles
are tlourishmg there are also many Mut •.
are struggling to live,.: 10 .is au' unpleasant
feet but We ].Mint solutowledge tt, 10 ms
nal-bhetthe need of the organization is 000
us greet 00 lte0e1• wale' nor that there is
anything to blame in the fundsmentel plea,
-Wherehes the fauna Penelope there is
no definite ,object in view, or the fault may
he with te lnd,vmnal members of the
Society' 'There must be some epeoal effort ;
to areata enthutea0m and (told our interest,
Unless each Society ilei such an aria it
will become simply a prayer -meeting, and
sooner or haler dwindle.
The. main purpose of the Society ehodld
be to give a religious training to the young
people; to lead them to Christ 01111 Ffia
rllurch, and to set them at work for Rini.
There is something. Wrong if the old people
lute the Young People's So*fety better Ilion i
the young people du. If the Society i8 net
reaoliIug the young people who are not'
fehr1eG10as, : who lave 10 - the families for
which that 0hureh furnishes spu.'1Gua1 nom•-
ishment; if the soolale and other spemal
meetings of the Society are not used Its u
means to this and, however many other
good things It may be doing it is not ful-
filling its mieolon. It should be conducted
by and for the young people, their pastors
and denominations being friends and guides
but not ruler% it should hold up a standard
of work and aooemphshutent, as is the
pledge, and at should hold the yotung people
to 18 as by the Consecration maiming and
the Lookout Committee.
There mst be no loosely organizedanized Soo -
sets where membership carries with it
cense oeontitan) can be no suc-
cessful work xonpb as responsibility is lad
upon the young people. The striae prayer_.
to pledge, honest]. inter reted is
meat g p g, y P
al. to the continued aucoes0 of the
essential
ers Munk
A good meso tract, o EMutt it
ars thinkderpledge i tau a nieli and that b-
istoo hard 0 perinea teach
the
one ob-
ject
jecb ow*l1* Snooty m to de thi aha r Christ.
t0 be Willing to . I hard o 0(ooi for Christ.
It has been Sound that the Societies which
have been formed 'without the pledge, or
with the pledge weakened, did not live long.
Domes lower the standard by making the
way easy; make sure that every bun Who
joilla fully understunde his or her duties
andobhg0tions and fo willing in Christ's
etlength to undertake then. Glory in yobr
pledge) 10 is your badge of honor.
The boreety of Christian Endeavor centres
around the weekly prayer -meeting, and the
Consecration meeting (whish each active
member pledges himself or herself to at-
tend.) The Uoneecration meeting should
be the crown and climax. of our Christian
Endeavor services. 11 should be a very im-
pressive and helpful meeting. The two-
fold purpose of tate meeting is t0 review
the progress made in the Christian life dur•-
ing.tbe past 01011011 and to renew our vows
for the coming month. :these two thoughts
should always belnvolved in the Oonseora-
Leon meeting. If these are nut lost sight
of the meeting cannot be otherwise than a
genuine 00u008 or inspiration. The keyword
of Christian Endeavor is Training. The
Consecration meetings aretraining eeh0o18
in the expression of religious We. The
young Chrlatfan has the privilege of expres-
sing his love for Wirlst, an expression which
is of need as education. More than any-
thing else today, the church needs Christ-
ians who are not ashamed to say Ho and it
is m our meetings that they should receive
this training. Our weekly prayer -meetings
must be the very best we can possibly make.
The ecriptnre reading and prayer should
be deemed even more important than the ad-
dress which follow. The eingmg, whether
there belittle or much, should be as care-
fully planned for as the address. Have the
singing of a hymn thatwilt stir the hear;
of the audience, that will help the devotion-
al spirit in the meeting, that will arouse to
action or stimulate to new devotion. AMMO
touches the heart uta-tlmea when words
have failed, Also when the meeting is open
for die0o0sion let it be plainly seen that it
is. open. We have sometimes attended meet-
ings where this announcement has been
followed by dead silence, or we should say
"live" silence, for it makes itself fait in a
'most uncomfortable way. Every minute
Seems like ten minutes long. Take part
the first instant you have the chance. If
you begin at the same time as 80m0 one
0180 do not be embarrassed, be glad of it,
such double starts give life to a meeting,
Leap in s aiu as soon as the others are
through. The leader is unimportant factor
in a sueeee8ful meeting. Brit -He roust
be a. Christian. One cannot teach what he
has never experienced. Second -The leader
must make a thorough preparation for the
meeting. The leader's work UM draw out
and. give but. He cannot giveout what he
has nob taken in. Preparation must con-
sist of four things, 1st, Prayer asking God
for wisdom; end, Reading tine Bible and
everything • which relatoa to the subject;
8rd Planning -many a meeting has been
dull and dead wanting that which stirs and
blesses because no plana were made for it;
4th Relying upon the Hol Spirit to guide
and direct. Put away all thought .of self,
of whether or not you speak well, prepare
well, attempt wee, and. then though you
stammer, forget, break down, be sure God
will not let your effort result in anything
but a glorious success. Many herd hearts
' have{ been broken by speakers breaking
down.
Good Committee -work is ne0av80ry to the
success of a Young People's Society.. This
- affords excellent training in service. Some-
timesthis part of the Work is neglected,
i
' and sometimes t comes in for severe crit-
1ci0m, on the ground that it le mere routine
andmochinery A' good Committee is lice
good manibinery • it affords a way 00 ser-
vice to a grewdeal of spiritual power,
which otherwise could not be used. The
Lookout Cominitt00 is perhaps the most
important. The work of this Committee
requires tact,courage, wisdom, patience,
penever8rloe. It must bring new members
into the Society and introduce them to the
work; reclaim those who hexa grown lax
and indifferent to their vows; sober the
carelooe; encourage the timid; • direct the
awkward• The duty of the Prayer -meeting
Committee is also important. This Com-
mittee should Hee that a. -topic Is assigned
and a leader appointed for overt' meeeingr
The Social Committee must promote the.
eoofal interests of the Society by welcoming
strangers to the meeting, end providing for
the malum acquaintance of the members
by appropriate Ontertainments.of which the
.Miura. approves. The Missionary Oominit•
tea is the door by which the YoungPeople's
'Soddy enters into the field, which is the
world. There lea great deal of Missionary
enthusiasm among the young people, but
1000 enough. The mission Selde could utilize
ten times the manner of harvestere now 1n
them. The work of this Committee is to
create genuine interest in ;Missions in the
hedrte of the young people. Other Commit-
tees may be8dded. The PloWer and Mosso
Committees might bring comfort and cheer
to many homes. The uplifting meetings
planned .for; the bouts won; • the masse
thatthen's; the sanctuaries that are .beaux'
fled; the sick who are visited; the prisons
timbers -entered; the chitdrenwhoaeemade
happy; the sailors who are cheered; the
pee ora Who are encouraged; the mission-
aries W110 are edpported-alt tame things
are being aoabmp;lehed through the efforts
of faithful, earnest Committee workers.
lint, after all, tf our Society isto ' lives, eac.
- individual member must 'be Rli will
have in himself the life of • Christ and that
life will permeate all his aotivltfes, all hie
powers and possessions. Bring ovary grace
• and gift into Chrit's o0rvice. Not only IMO
well the gifts you have employed already,
but develop what you have into greater skill
and power. Strive to excel, grow by Work -
Ing Every young Christian who is alive
steaks to de BOUM aueoi10 Work for Christ,
Those especially who ere in Christian En.
..deavorend other lice Societies are pledgeod11,
tr their bands end,
to do. Th Gl', ministry'
to dos They, will. be fafreate in also little
tiringsaswallas is the greater teaks.. You
luny regard Vgane presence) at, Or p1)a0hee
from the tveeltly-prayer meeting at a 116110
thing; your fait fit prayer meeting
at the meet•
in
iyeti'
ere a a of the eomnm tttlesbf• whiob
g
member; your being. 'preeentproinptly et
too hour for ,the meeting Of the . Young
Peo le'e Variety.; yy'our taking part in. the
mee0ireg; the ulna that you know you
should pay the member of your Sudety who,].
has boon absent; your Bemiring, coediatly to
1
its duties itN 8e1.1'Owa which exhaust our
God in prayer, and have oar grace renewed.
Weoonnot.live 10•dayon yesterday's food,
nor mut we be faithful, strong, happy
Christiane on yesterday: s supply of maim.
Woneed to pray daily, for prayer is the
Oluletiun'a vital breath, Oar souls will soon
wither, if we neglect this. Ilay we value
life as God values it, and live it for mint
bravely, patiently, cheerfully.
In the morning Row thy seed, nor May thy
hand at evening hour.
Hever Asking which shall prosper -both may
yield the fruit and Amer;
Thou shalt reap of that thou eewest; though
thy grain lee smell and bare
God shun alothe it as he pleases, for the bars
vest full and fair;
Though it sink in turbid waters, hidden from
thy yearning eight,
It shall spring: in strength and beauty, ripen-
ing• in celestial light;
Ever springing, ever ripening; ;-not alone 1n
earthly soil,
Not alone moue the shadows, where the
weary workers toil;
Gracious rivet fruits there may meet thee
of the reaping time begun;
But upon the Hill of Zion heath the Aacremt-
ed San,
First the fulness of the blessing shall the
faithful labourer see,.
Gathering fruit to life eternal, harvest of
Eternity,
THINGS TO FORGET.
I[ you see a tall tallow ahead in a crowd,
A leader of 1400 marohiog fearless and
proud,
And you keow a tele whose mere telling
aloud
Would renis his proud head to in.
Regaith be bowed,
It's a pretty good plan to forget it,
If you know of a skeleton bidden away
In a oluaet, and guarded, and kept t from
the day
In the dark ; and whose showing, whose
sudden display
Would cause grief and sorrow and life•
long dismay,
It's a pretty good plan to forget it.
If you know of a thing that will darken
the joy
Ola man or woman,a girl or a boy,
That will wipe out a smile, or the least
way annoy,
Don't mix it with pleasure, We s filthy
alloy ;
It's a pretty good plan to forget it.
A NATIONAL LIVE STOCK
CONVENTION.
A meeting of the Exeoutive Committee
of the National Live Stook Aeeoontiiou
was held on Tjlureday, November 7th,
at the office of the Live Stook COMMf0-
oioner, Ottawa, to consider the oaliing of
the next Conveotiou of that body, The
meeting was attended by the President,
Hon. John Dryden, Toronto, Ont, ; the
Vmoe President Robert ; Nese, Howiok,
Que. ; G. A. Giganit, Quebec ; Arthur
Johnston, Greenwood, Ont. ; and J. G.
Rutherford, live stook Commissioner.
Owing to filoee0 the Setuntery, Mr. West-
ervelt, was unable to be present. The
Hon. Sydney Fisher attended the meet-
ing daring the early part of the day.
Arrangements were made for the hold-
ing Of the next Convention at Ottawa, on
February 6th, 6th, and 7tb, next. There
dates were eelmoted so se to permit the
breeders from Western Canada and also
from the Maritime provisoes to attend
the meetings of the Cattle, Sheep and
Swine Aesoniatious, moat of whiob will
be held at the end of January and during
the fiat few days in February, as also the
Horse Show and meettege of the Horse
Breeders' Aeeooiatioos which are ar.
ranged for the week following.
A program for the Oonveution was in-
formally discussed bat not definitely ar-
ranged. A number of subjeots will prob-
ably be dealt with, but it is likely that
the prinoipal dieeuesion will, be on the
advisability of amending thregulations
governing the admission to Canada of
pore bred stock, To ie also proposed to
take up and dieouse the beet means of
retaining for oar Canadian breeders the
Canadian market for pore bred stook and
itis probable that a number of specially
prepared papers on this subject will
be submitted, The future of bar export
trade i0 pare bred stook will also be die.
attend, while it se expeoted that consider
able light will be thrown on our export
trade in rattle and sheep for slaughter se
deo our export trade in meats and meat
food products.
The fact that a majority of the live
stook meetings are to ne beldimmediately
prior to the Convention will render it
possible for these bodies to definitely in
(Benet their delegates se to the etond they
are to take on the vorioae eabjeabe likely
to tome up for dieonreion. While this
advantage will not be ehared by a num.
her of the horse breeders' aesooiatioos, it
is to be hoped that the latter will hold
special executive meetings for the par
pose of inetruotiog their delegabe8 to the
Convention.
I
Stet T11e Stonuteh moue
You claret cure catarrh by dosing the
etomaoh. The disease is in the throat,
nose and bronchial tabes, Iohele
Oetarrhozone to the spot where the dis-
ease really ie, -it olear8 away foul Beare -
Mons, sopa disobargee at opoe, patifiee
and Beale the passages, literally anni
bltates every trace of catarrh, Nothing
des is to direct and 0er18in as 1'oatarrh-
000110." Reenite guaranteed. Two
sizes 25o and $1.00 at all dealers,
Et. o. Philpott, of Toronto, dropptd
dead et Galt,
Jamie Fewinge, formerly Chiaf of.
Pollee of St. Timone, is 'dead,
The seven men killed in the explosion
near Dryden' were all Austrians.
Dietrich Judges for Alberta and Sag-
katobewan have been appointed.
G. T.R. yardmen and mita/twat have
11000 granted a 12% inereaee of pay",
The Church of Our Lady at Gdelph'
wae re.opened. Mgr. Bharattl was greet
eat at the 00rem00y.
A Coroner's vary at Peulbroko found
Engineer laendry responsible for the
Northlako wreak.
The . Governmeflt are toneidering a
measnre to add m members to the
mem
Railway tlemmieeian,
,Detective Smith, of Winnipeg,,.wae ac'
(pitted of uaanefanghtor le 000nbeti00
with the :booting of Carat Gans,
;nage Piche, of Montreal fined atheatre
employee $10 for ejecting a Women be,
003150 0he world not tette her hat off,
Pr bdndred feet of the wetorworke
tunnel under the bay at- Soronte have•
bee Oompletod..., - •
Widism B. Ryna, injured in en mite,
m(biin aeofdeut at Outboree, died at St,
Mioitael's I3oepital Toronto.
Four motormen Were diemiesed by the
street railway mldagemeut Toronto 100
refusing to take out opsit oars.
Bev.D. A. D. McLaren BAYS the
partial failure of orope in' the West wilt
alfsot the Home Minion Fund,
The 1y10nar0h Bank of Canada will
oeae0 to exist and the money paid by the
ehareholdero be returned to them.
The Greed 'frank has renewed he
lease of the Northwest corner of Wog
and Youge etreete, Toronto, for about
$12,000 a year,
Grey Oounoil Meeting.
Collodi mei, pursuant to order, in
Long's Ball, Oranbrook, Monday, Nov,
18th, at 10 a. m. Membere ail preoea(,
Reeve 1n the 0hair. MM rites of last
meeting read and passed. Moved by
Jobe Brown, smutted by John Grout
that the Olerlt notify A. 13.
MacDonald, Barrister of Brussels,
that the Engineer and Louie L. Immo,
way, ooutr00(ur on the 6th Oou, Munloi-
pat Drain, will have to settle re the oonl.
plsbion of amid droiu, and that the Connell
will not pay any more money to the
eo0traotor until the Engineer ()edifies in
writing that ibe entreat is completed to
pis eatiefaotian, a000rdiog to opeoilloit•
liras, plan and profile, unleee oompelled
by We 00 'do so,--Oarried. Moved by
Jae. Moh'adzean, eeoouded by Juc. Brown
that thee °ouuolk offer a reward of $20.00
for the apprehension and 000vfotiou of
any person or 9800000 who may be found
guilty c stealing fowl or rain m the
k 1Y f 8 g
Towuehi of 'Gra .-Carried. Moved b
John Wit,eeoonded by John Grant that
Jae. MoFadzeau see that the draltwood is
removed from the Beauoliamp Drain
o lot 22,n. 18 - a otod. Oa
p anileeon. 0 rr
P-
motton of John Brown, mended by Jno.
Grant the following 80000068 were ordered
to be paid :--
Neil
-Neil MoTaggart, deeming MoTag
gart drain $ 30 00
Peter Tarr, tile per L. L. Loop
way's order, Silver °ornere'
Improvement Drain 45 00
Robb. Rose, jr„ bal. on gravelling
1 rioontraot, S. R. 5, ooh. 7 60 95
b. No. 15 and 8 coupons, old
Sliver corners' Drain 198 60
R. 4F. Livingston, repairing two
culverts, 0. R. 6, ton. 15.,2 60
A. Hill & Go,, balance on bridges- 020 00
George McDonald, gravel 8 20
Jas. Ludt'', Award Draiu S. R. 6,
eon. 7 4 00
Geo, "{ranter & Go., coal oil and
lantern greases 186
W. Blake, refana on Ewan dr0iu 88 00
T. AIcook, " " " 60 00
H. Alouok, ' et 6 00
W.Duuoanson,�filling Beauchamp
bridge approaches 21 00
George MoDouald, gravel 2 64
Alfred Cole, &weed Drain, lot 16,
cone. 7 & 8 28 40
Allred Cole, oulvert, lot 80, coos.
7 & 8, and exteneioue to cul-
verts Mill Road 2 75
W. Strath, 0alvert, lot 17, eon, 16 1. 00
Wm. Forbes, meaning Gov. Drain
No. 1, lot 22, din. 15 3 00
E. Juneau, sewer pipe and draw'g
Same, Grey and Morris bdy., 89 25
Jas. Tarnbult,wood for hire. °err 5 00
Rmhard Johaetou, farm bridge
Lamont drain............., 18 00
D. Johnston, on contract Fulton
;a4r, drain 582 00
D. Johnston, ealverte on Fulton
drain. .,.. 50 00
John Cott, 100900ting farm bridge
Lamont drain 75
Argas Oarmtob8el, farm bridge
MoLean drain ,.,,. 10 00
Wm, Ahnotl, gravelling and, puii'g
willows, Grey, & Elms bdy,,
paid by Grey 10 foil 18 00
D, Mnlilnuou, tile drein and otuok
Munn S. 1L. 1, 00u.7.,.,..,6 00
Anthony MoDouald, spikes 60
Walter Pennington, eurnieg log
heaps 1o113, eon. 18 .,,,..,, 2 00
Robert Campbell, fighting fire S.
R B, con. 14 1 00
Jae, Pariah, repairing oulvert, Int
10, oon..14 2 49
John Cougblin, culvert Wallaoo
bdH. Smith, lean2 25
cleaning Award dr, lot
65 Wnllttoe bdy , Grey's share 3 es
Francis Balfour, two ootverte 001*,
2, lots 16 & 18..,4 00
Geo. Coats, eppeoaobea at Duke's
bridge 49 60
Ohme. Comm, coal oil and lantern 91
Wm, Menerel', grading lot 18,
cone. 17 & 18 ..... 10 00
Peter Tarr, cement tile 16 25
Harry Dungan, gravel 10 88
Wm, Sellers, gravelling Grey &
Morrie bdy 67 70
W. Sellers, Twp. and oontraator's
portion inepeotiug gravelling
811, Grey & Morris bdy 5 00
John MuIutoel, Board of Health
re small pox 5 00
Jae, MoFadzeau, inepeobiog farm
bridge, MoLeau drain60
W. H Fraser, 0100uiug drain lot
41, con, 1. ,,,. 1 00
Robb, Dougherty, repair'g culvert
lot 80, eon. 14 4 00
W. H. Kerr, balance of ooutraot
forriutingfor 1907 30 00
John Ewen, on°entreat Ewen dr, 120 00
Wm. Stevenson, bal. an ooutraot
Oox drain 295 00
G. T. Rs; rental on Lamont drain
Morrie townebip 25
Conrad ?Mabel, on ooutraot,
Michel drain 225 00
Jobe Ferris Boirnee, bal. on eon
tr0ot McDonald drain 270 00
Rlob8rd Jaoltito, on ooutraot
Jooklin drain 360 00
aMoved, seconded and carried that the
Commit do now adjourn to meet on Mon•
day, December 16th, at Township Hall,
JoON MoINToeB, Clerk.
Doubted With cramps
Stomata feels like an infernal maohine
and you want relief mighty quick.
Nothing does the work half so soon as
Po(eon's Nerviline. Why it kills the pain
restent•y. Nerviline keeps the doctor
bill small braouee it cares little ilia be-
fore they grow big. Nothing for indigee.
tion, heartburn end °ramps like Poison's
Nerviline. Large bottles for 25o.
John Stewart was killed by a fall while
deoorating the ohuroh of our Lady 01
Guelph.
John Boyd (colored) was eenteuoed to
be banged on January 8 for the murder
of E. F. Wandle.
Samuel Dutton, a Hamilton football
player, was fined $50 for kicking another
player's teeth out during a match,
see0hief of Polon Gfbmau, of Verdun woe
fined $20 by Judge Ohoquet at Montreal
for not interfering in a fight in hie town.
CO TC S T A A
F P R
Ladies' Fur
0
is
E have now in stock a large range of Ladies' Fur
Omits and are prepared to supply you with a warm
and comfortable Jacket for the cold weather.
-Plain Astrachan Jaokets.
-Astrachan with Alaska Coon Collar and Revers.
-Astrachan with Alaska Sable Collar and Revere,
-Canada Seal Blouse with Mink Rat Dollar and Revere.
-Also a few epeoial large sizes in beet quality Plain Astrachan
Jackets.
Ladies' Furzlined eoats
Fur Scarfs, Ruffs and eaperines
Prices are the very lowest possible for Reliable Garments.
A.
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STRACHAN
NATIONAL
t
.. � oiler Flour ills
].i very good house -wife knows hoiv'necessary
itis to have good Flour to make her Bread
and Pastry_ palatable
i
a re Loaf Flour
possesses all the qualities that go to make
a nice, white, spongy loaf. Untie you have
used this brand you will want none older,
CHOPPING INC" 5 OEWT$ • F' 'f " BAG
•
t -d"A11 kinds of Feed kept eotlatantly on head.
. . & R. A.
ameemeasemassualtammiummo
ave tiv r ne
Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
best one, then stand by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
in time when you are sick.
Ask his opinion of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Then use it or
not, just as he says.
Wo publish our formulae
'iWo banleh alcohol
- from uurrnedlomaa
ur¢ayon to
dootgr
,Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward off many an attack of
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
.---,15.000b7210 J. 0. llyer Oo., I owell,
The Grand 'Trunk operator at Btevons-�
vine was robbed of 621 by a stranger who
entered the office and covered him with a
revolver,
A E Baeteda w appointed a oom•
wart o ted
pp
missiouer Lo examine into the olafine of
Nova Scotia eharebolders of the York''
County Loan.
WATCH YOUR TONGUE
If Flurrod and Coated, it is a Warn-
ing of 'Trouble to Come.
When it is the morning after the night'1
before, you do not have to look at : your '1
tongue to know that the etomaah ie up -11
set, the head ie oohing with. a dull rythm,
and that all the world Iooke blank until
dreary.
It may have been lobster Newburg,i1
Welsh rarebit or acme other tasty dish •
that looked moob better at night then
the morning niter. There is no need to
look at the tongue thermometer then for
eymptome of trouble.. You naturally go
to your box of Mi-o.na stomach tablets,
and with one of the little rehevere bring
joy and gladoeee to the physical oyetsin.
The real time to watoh the tongue is all
of the time. It it ie coated with a white
fur, even though the etomaah dose not
tell you by sante pains of indigestion
that it needs help, yet the (Dating ebowe
that you are getting into a bad way and
there ie need of Mt 0-ua•
Heed at the Ant symptoms of a coat.
ed tongue, dtetreeo after eating, head-
aches, dull and lifeless feeling, or any
other of the early symptoms of indigee-
tion, Mi'o•ua will etreogthen the etomaoh
muscle so that they will take (are of all
the load that is eaten without the slight-
est pain or discomfort. It will immense
the flow of g0etrio juice so that the food
digests as nature 'mended it should, ex-
tracting the nourishment and strength
and expelling the waste from the system
without further aid.
Mi•o-ne is Bold by druggists every.
where for 50 (mete, and we positively
guarantee to refund your money ehonid
you purobaso a box and be dseoaliefied
with resume. Write for free sample,
addressing Booth's Mi•o.na, Box 977,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Henri Bouraeea is reported to he ser.
lonely ill•
Crawford Corbett, of Bell's Corners
was killed at a crossing at Britannia.
It 10 reported 0t Montreal that the
Quebec and 'Onion Banks will amalgam-
ate,
Winnipeg milling companies have re.
dated the price of all grader of flout ten
rents a sack.
The Eastern Canada paper and pulp
manufacturers, meeting at Guelph decid-
ed to ask for ao export duty on Pulpwood.
Dr. 0. K. Clarke, Superintendent of
Toronto Avylum, has been appointed
professor of psychiatry in the University
of Toronto.
Bon, George A, Cox retired as Proof.
dent of the Orow's Ned Pees Coal Com.
pang, being succeeded. by G. G. S. Lind.
say, K. C.
A pastoral from Arohbisbop Brooheie
was read in the Roman Catholic oborob-
ea at Montreal, forbidding marriages be-
tween Oetho(ioe and Protestants.
BodmilLime Works,
BELGRAVE
Is headquarters for First-class
Lime. Write or Telephone
A. Nicholson & Sons
PROPRIETORS
r�Will meet teams from e. diet0nce at
Central Rotel, Brussels.
Cough Caution
Never,poslttVelyneverpb1000yom'lunge, If yds,'
cough -even front a simple cold only -you should'
nitvey0 heal, soothe and tease the irritated bron .
, *l81 llama • Dont blindly suppress 11 with al
stupefying Pelson Its strange how Como things;
linully 0011( about.Dor Monte 58(11:0 Dr: 8(1009.
hes l'onvtently warned temple nett0 take dough
mixtures nr' m'eui,ptirms centttt3idng Opium,.
Chloroform, or she Purpois0its. An 1103'-8 litblo.
Mee (hough Cnngu s 01154 "rut it On the tale].
1t poioone or •its vom Cough Winner." doom
Very geed! 1fermi .ft•r for tld0VoryreatgOnmethere,
and others, shb1ild iueist oil havhl( Dr. Shoop'0
Celia*, Cure, No poison marks on Dr. Shoob'a
labels -and none in th0 medicine, else it most by
law be on the had. Aud'it's not only safe, but i/•
is said to be by those that lame, it bast, 8 truly re.''
markable cough remedy,' Take no chador then,
1art1rutarly 0011(1 your chlhlron. Theist on having .
Dr, elfeepel COMM l:ur6, Compare efi'olully the
Dr, shoo» Nkokago with tailors rind note the
difference. No polson marks them) You can
always bo cru the safe side by doinanding
'fib . op "'
,k1, r,6 ls
Cong. Cure
"AIL, DEALERS"
Best
11111/11. 11111111.110.man
a.
S u�ft
0
ns
`-, IMPORTANT NOTICES
N*0 DURLIAM BULL CALVES
nod a 0.,rknitire hog for Belo, Lot 80,
(ion. 6, Morris, or Mamie P. 0, JAMB.)SPELL
rii N 0 HEAV)' DBAUGBT
Foals -a Filly au,1 Goldlug-for sale,
A100 8 pigs roady for wo 1ulug, 1401 8, Con,
10, Gley. or Burnside P. G.
10.11 L, HULLINGEIt.
11_1 OUSE AND i
11solo-Albert
aro available with renewal ofindus-
trial' aotiv(tles (u early SPRING. If
you desire one you must enter NOW.
Short, sharp, snappy courses for
those whose time or .money le 1in11t•
• ad,. and the broadest and moat cmh.
prehonoive curriculum for those who
would attain more than ordinary
8uc0080,
MAIL 00IIa8118 la commercial,
. Stenography, Telegraphy, Civil tiers
vioe,30atrioulation, Penm0nship,otce
Write for partioulare,
Wingham
College
Business �,
Guo. SPOTTON, Principal
=T E=
Good heavy `Tile of all sizes elul
be had at the Henfryn Brick and
y
Tile yards at the following. prices:
2} inch....$ 9 00 per thousand
8 " 11 00 " "
4 ' 16 00
6 " 30 00
7 .... 40 00
8 " .. 50.00
10 " .... 80 00
11
,1
11
.1
BRICK
Anyone building will find it to their ad-
vantage to see the Heofryn Brick. This
is the beet standing red brick in the coun-
try -does not fade but gets brighter.
Prices right.
S. Sr COLE,
19-8 ETIlEL.
Foreman in the yard, Henfryn.
INGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST!
Machines nifty be seen at
14iaKAY Sz SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for.
Laino handle the Nordheim-
er Piano.
•
S. CARTER, AGENT
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
J3RUSSELS
The Regular Monthly Horse Faire will
be held for the seaeou as foliates :.
THURSDAY, ........DEO. 6th, 1907
JAN. 2nd, 1908
" FEB. 6111, 1908
MAR, 6th, 1908
APRIL 2n1,1008
Leading Loral and Outside
Buyers will be Present.
Xmasa n d
XMAS GIFTS
THE popular idea of the day is to send
your Photograph to your frioude.
for Xmas. We are all pleased to receive
a nice Photo. of our friends at any time
and mote eepeoiolly at this Beason of the
year.. We have some Dice assortments of
Photo. mounts suitable and most artfetjo.
'Don't fail to pall at my studio and look
over my samples. T will give you an ex-
tra finish in the most up-to-date style.
Post Oard and Sunbeam Phobos. until
after Xmas season, 100 each. Other
eize8 in proportion,
Picture., Frames 'made on shortest
notice. Prices reasonable:
Always welcome at our Studio.
H.R.. BREWER
ALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by' coming to • the
Brussels l
u sem
Salt Works
can get any lliu(1 of 'Salt
they,•require.
GCsrdon Mooney,
Foreman, - . 13i'ussels,
•
A.C11 i LOT
forstreet, comfortable
borne in good repair. Small e*ablo, 0000
wa0, oletorn, &e. Possession any time. For
furnace, partlottlore apply on the primites
to 8, O1bAWMUD, Bruesels, 48.61
I�RICK STOKE TO BENT BY
1Pebruery eat -part of Smith Bleak,
22x88 feet; eut1 door from Amoriouu Hotel ;
h, tell tread n0 Mitering and gouts' furnitb-
ug eetablishmeut. For farther partloulars
apply to D11,. tloBeILVNIY, Bruaaoes
HOUSE AND } ACRE OF
land for 0010, 0omfor1able dwell.
fug'; hard end soft writer under cover; ap-
ple, plum tied cherry trees, &o, Po00eesinu
008 be Riven at 0800. For pram, terms, &o,
calf at T14le POlT,
11 O'UND PUP FOUND.- TI1B
nudarsianod nae in his possession a
bound pup, utterly white in color, which
creme tr him on 'or about November 1114.
The owner is (00,1051,41 to prove property
and pay for tide notice. W. 10. DON,/AN,
10-4 • Benuuels,
'
,'
C7`CRAYED ON THEPRL112-
iL) 18100 of the uedersll(,nod, Lot h, 0on. 5,
Corey, on or ebout Oet0Uor 20111, one red
hepar Bering 0011. OW100 le requeetod tO
away p0108E8,DUyLL, pollees and
a P.O. 101t
take
bar
10
.j,•HEAVY ,DRAUGHT GHT COL
TS
them ire rising 2
E.1 nun three fie 0 of a ole. Two a
MYaan d gelds g) are 1 d y 1
MY and d gelding) are Brod by].lova] Park ;
a env and gelding by BOntlaudti8'0 Bone, and
a Ally by Smear. Apply ou 1 Lot 30 (.mu.
4, ?ileitis, to ALEX. MOLAUuBLIN pro•.
prletOr, or Brussels Y. 0, J7 tf
K. 0. T. M.
Brussels Tent of the Maccabees, No, 24
hold their regular meetings le the Lodge
Room, Backer Block, on the let and 8rd
Tuesday evenings of oaob month
Vlatture al waya weloomo,
A, S011ERS, Dom. A. aMoGUIRS, R. E.
(;TRA'YED FROM THE PREM.
L...7 mess of the enders geed, Lot 28, (lou.
11, Grey, on or about .Nov. 41.11, 8 head of
yearling cattle, 3 of teem are steers and 5
heifers In the number ie ablack and white
steer, 8 brindle heifer and others ere Spot•
ted red and white, Any information load-
ing to thole recovery will be thankfully re-
aeived. RICHARD 001, Oraobrook 2.0.
Huron County Council
Tho 0ounoi1 Of the corporation of Om
Oounty of Buren wIll meat lu the Council
Chamber l u the To W u of Goderiob, on 'Mon-
day, the and day of December neat, at 1
o'clock p m, All enemata against the Oran'
ty, requirieg settlement, moat be placed
with tee Clerk by Deeembor mud.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Goderioh, Nov. 18 th,1007.
U'IOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
The undersigned offers her 100 Rare
farm, being Lot 20, eon. 7,(*roe. for aide or
to rent. Comfortable bowie, batik bare,
orabard, wells, due Farm is only 1 of a mile
from the stir"iog villageof Athol, For fur-
ther particulars apply to F, 8, Boot1, Brue-
eels, or AIRS. EATS HOLLAND, 7 Peter
Sheet, Toronto, 17-8m
1.i'ARM FOR SALE.-TfiE UN.
Dnnel053» often les 160 aero farm for
sale, being but 20, 7,h Liae, .uorrle. Thera
l5 a frame house, bank barn 111,8 hay house,
8 orchards mud 8 new -lofting spring. Farm
will ea Buhl to one or two parte to suit put -
Monier. ?menden could be given thus
Fall. Four aures of Fall twistable. Farm i0
grass oxoeet 10 acme. Will be 0018 on easy
terms. For further pnrtics.are as to price,
terms, &e., apply 0u the premises to ALF.
BUTTON, or Brussels P. 0, 10.10
].ARM LABOURORS
11
AND DOMESTIOS-
Ihove been appointed by the Dominion
Government to place Immfgraets from the
Hutted Kingdom ill p methane ea farm lab-
onrere or domestic aorvanto in this violuity.
Any person requirlug such help should not.
ly me by letter 0101(0(1 fully the Mud of help
required, when wanted and wages offered,
The uumbere arriving may not bo Rude:den 1
to supply all requests but every effort will
be blade to provide each applioant with
help required, P. 8, 8002'1',
Canadian Government Employment Agent
82-ly Brussels P. U.
Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS:
ANY even uumbered notion of Dominion
Laude in Maultoha;easkatobewan and
xc
Alberto.,oepttee 8• and 00, not reserved,
may be hemoeteaded by any personwho is
the solo head of a family, or any. male over
18 years of ago, to the extent of one-quarter
notion of MO aeon more or lase
01lnmeeor0th11011tiyy
wbthe
08eID for the 0oin
the laud 10 situate,
The homesteader is required to perform
the eon ditto ue oomule led bee rowith und88
sus of the foltowleg pleas
(1) At leant six months' 0e8,88nee aped
and outtivabiou of the laud in each year for
three years,
(2) If the father (01 mother, if the father
is deceased) of the homesteader resides
120031 a farm In the violuity of the -laud
entered for the requfremonte as to resi-
dence may be 1340166ml by nab person re -
Minim with' the father or mother,
(8) If the Battler. hall Il'le' perutaneutreel.
demo epee 'terming laud owned. (1.y: nim
ih th0 vadat), of „bin howeetead, the ,10-
qqurromeuteas to reeideuce rally - be mtie-
eled•by residouoo upon amnia fend..
tis months' unties inwriting should be
tI1f Dominion
nds aO Ottawa f in tea(01 to apply
patent.
W.W.00RY.
Deputy of lb a Mlnietor of Interior.
el, B, Ubaathorized publication of 61110 ad-
vertisement will not be pard for.
ALLAN BELL LINE
Roduood Idol'now is :Feat
SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL •
Brom-8t,John Halifax
Tnnialau Bat, Nbv, DO
Vie torten Prf, Deo, D Sat, Dee, 7
Ionian - Bat, Dee. 14 --
SAILINGS TO GLASGOW
aerie theta from Portland , .Door 7th
Naini; ben from Huston
� .Doo1.l2d1tb1ll
Gramfnton from Beaton.
l
.Por oalliuge, lists 'and' f411 informatiol
gpilly to
rv, ii; Vault,
Agent Allan plus, -,Hratsole
it
us1►,
e.
nate.
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