The Brussels Post, 1907-11-28, Page 51.
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g Largest{andpppBest
t3E Tf4AL
STRATFORD. ONT.
atBy Mlug tlhe beet tufa School has
bu00100 the largest lemur s tralolug
taboo) la Weslorn Ontario, Our en- ,�tF roeuent again .used that of y,
"tY" ego. Wily y bemuse our 0051(00 urn "°
iJ tuoroO4h. and practical with epeelal-
lets lit merge 01 our Commercial, Tel
9),earn oily unit8hort0aud departmonta.
All our gradnatee obtain good poei-
gtwits. You may ruler NOW. Write
ler aur tree 01lilega0,
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BUSINESS CAROL
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
lice 11n 111e Post Llllce, Ethel. 00.4
ICRTHA C. ARMSTRONG
1s prepared to give lueaoae o1 Piano
er Reed Urgau. 'Terme on appheat(uu
Puotonloe address -Brussels. 2100.40080-
11018,00u.10, Grey. Pupilo may have their
lessens at their own homes 1, prefer(ed.
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Piano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office and Roeitlemoe-
WAL.TON, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM;
12280HAN0R,
FIRE
ND
A MARINE,
GUELPH.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FARM PROPERTY
Rate of Interest 5i par cent per annum, first
Mortgage
LIFE AND FIRE iNS. AGENT
Excelsior (Me Insurance Company
The Equity Fire Insurance Company
All business attended to promptly.
H. R. BREWER, J. P.
Clerk 41E. Division Court.
AUCTIONEERS.
t S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. 1.i • ERR, win Bell for better prices, to
better mon, In lees time and les chargee
Mau any other Auoti0aeer in East Huron Or
he won't (Marge auytuieg. Dottie and orders
eau always be arranged at tale office or by
pummel application.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLIIIOVALE - 0NT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
'terms reasonable. Sales amused for
at the (Moe of Ten Poem, Bruseele, 2211
VETERINARY.
/Z. A, CUNNINGHAM—
V m Honor draduu.e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animate In a oompet-
mit manner. Parlioular attention paid to
4'eterivary Dentistry and bink Paver. Calls
promptly attended to. Chloe and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Turnberryy et„
Brueeeln, Ehoue 441r
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LEGAL AND CONYEYANCINQI.
-a 1� A B.IvIAODONALD—
li.• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, 1110,
Ouooeeoor to U. F. Blair. Oltloe over Stan-
dard Bunk. Brusoole. 20110itor for Metro-
politan leak,
SINCLAIR-
1 • Barrister, Solloitor,' Ooureyeamer,
Notary Public, &a, Oilloo-Stewer/'e Block
1 door Nor to 01 Central Hotel.
Solicitor's tor,the Standard 13 auk.
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SAIDAI8TEIi8, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIU, 1600.
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q. F, BLAia.
OIIl000-Those formerly occupiedby Messrs
Oalner0u& Holt,
0ODRRuOi, •ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY.
D.R. R P.. FBIL_D.
1088(8810 •
• Ora,gg__iatb of the Royal college. of boatel
Bureeene of Ontario and First•olase Ilbnor
Graduate of Toronto 1'fuivereit . Omar
next to Brower's Photegrapb Gallery,.
BRUSSELS.
'0l3usiness .Knowledge''` a
and "Everlasting Push"
21.10 two eSBOntlal9 td P(
01200005. -Attend S9
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
' and prepare for Bret -01000 business
peeitiouo such ae are epee t0 our (tee.
auto, Hundreds of our etPP.pp
dl
udeubs aro
gg0fug into
Lmg00d1p071' tcue eWerq yadro
wl
it right. Whiter term opens Jnnu- 9f
airy dt1). Write for catalogue and neo bi
1wheiom x0
+we' 001 ordinary Buslueee it
.Ou g
IlO OB.
11) ion 112 (.3t,10 10a1,IOINT, Prinaipal.
) y L�Oslt, YOiidli ANn A1NAAND1R gaga,
t
CENTRAL
BUSINESS
LOLL GE
of Toronto bee started tlt0120and0
of young igen mud women oil the
easy way to independence and Buoy
COBB. Lot us give you the right
start. Write for Uotologpo and
plan to spend the next slit mantle
with us, Enter ally time, .Address
W. H. SHAW, Principal
Yong° at Gerrard sta., Toronto
,pzstrIrt .c S,
Peleda1B desiring ,•ale bills printed Ou
short amine interim do natter than have
them printed at Tim POST. Notwl1b8taed-
.fug the inareiteed coot of raw material' and
labor ourpricefor sale bills remains. the
same ae before, including a Hoffer of
the sale in the paper.
TRIAL Uatarrrb treatmeute are being
maned out free, on requeot, by Dr.
Scoop, Rennie, Wie. Tubas teem are
proving to the people -without a .pen
uy's u0at-the great value of Ibis 00300-
11fi0 preeoriptiou knowu to druggiete
everywhere as Dr, Shoop'° (0104411
Remedy, Sold by all dealers:
Tomfohuwiug parIioul0re • (mummies
the Regiolry Ofliuee for the Pruviuoe
were taken from the iumpactor's report
for 1906. Number of instruments reg(e-
tered at Gudetich during 1906, 4,195 ;
this reepeot Huron stones lib AN the
promos. The gro0y amount of Ines earn
ed for the year was 95,916, of thio 91,521
was sarned, bet nut reueivBd. Depu.y
ltegtet.104 reamed 9800 for bis eel vices ;
91,066 was paid out for other 'Arvind.
The county reoeived 91,460, and the ant
amount received by the regiotror wan
92,589.
When the Sternlieb, Heart, or Kidney
nerves get weak, then tb000 organ always;
fail. Don't drag the nomad), nor 81)02.
elate the Heart or Kidueye. That In
simply s makeshift. Get a pree0riptiou
knowu to druggists everywhere se Dr.
•lion a Restorative The restorative is
k3 p
prepared expresoly for the weak inside
uervea Strengthen these nerves, build
them up with Dr. Shoop's Reetorative-
tabiete or liquid -and see bow -quickly
help will Dome. Free 'temple Wel Bent
on request by Dr, Shoop, Rooine, Was.
Your health ie eurely worth this simple
)net. Bold by all dealoro.
Tun CANADIAN PICTORIAL FOR NOVsuuoR.
-The November Items 'phone the eeucu10
volume of this populardlluetrated month•
ly. It continue the usual delightfnl-
seleolion of pictures -many of them line
(ull•pess ones -making up in all about
o0e thousand egaare inches of illuetra•
tions. Amoug the more uotable p101040e.
are "An English thatobed cottage" (prize -
picture) and n epleudid eeleotion from
the tenet photo competition; the new
Minister ot Public Works, the ion. Wm.
Pugsley : 0 flue portrait ot Mrs. Pogeley ;
the seven Canadian Premiere educe Con-
federation . a page of snapshots of Alber-
to Indiana ; pioturea of airships, balloon•
mg and wireless telegraph thea are worth
0olumue of deaorlpuou ; the Prince of
Wales on the grouse moors ; a *puma
Algerian war picture ; and a Hue fun
page portrait of Sir Thomas Lipton, the
famous yoahlsmin. Numerous other
timely 1)1olaree,toehiono, patterns news of
the month, hints on Christmas gilt mak.
ing and other intermitting teatareo go to
make tip a meet entertaining number.
Annual subooriptiou, 91.00 ; eingl0 copies
ten. nuts. Next issue (the Christman
member)ll probably contain about
1,500egtt a inches of floe etohmgs.
'1IIR PICTORIAL PUBLISHING 00., -
142 St, Peter St„ Montreal.
Gros'.
DRAT() os' Mute 111011100. -Atter sit illness
of about ten mouths, Mho Margaret
Byers, daughter of Daniel and Mre,
Byere, 2nd eon., passed away on Buuday
evening, November 171h, at the family
residente,In her 80tH year. The deoeao-
ed was an estimable young lady cud be-
loved by many trisects. She bore her
p401400ted dowse with Christian forti-
tude and waa ready to enter upon the
newer and better life wbeu the °immune
Dame. The fnueral took plane ou Wed-
nesday afternoon and Was attended by a
very large number of eympethiemg
trieuds. A funeral aer0t00 was beld ill
Christ Ohnroh, Lietowel, on the arrival
of the cortege an that town, oouduoted by
Rev, Mr, Bourne, reciter, Iwamoto
took plane at Fairview cemetery. De.
oeaeod will be muob mused by her
parents, she having been lie only Mete-
ber of the family at home. Two mar-
ried sisters, Mre, Blowee. and Pare. .Kit.
patriok, of Noepawa, Mau., and two
brotbere reside in the West.
Yo2tr Painful Corn
Whet ft waste Is theeuothiug intention
of Puluom's Lion Extractor, which hila
out the very root and branch in short
order. No pain, no after effeoi, jut
oleau w1101000me core -that's Putuam'0,
l iea,rort;h.`
Mime Ingloe, of North Dakota, are
spending the Winter with their aunt,
Mee. Thee. Pattou,
Robert Bell, manager of the Engine
and Thresher Company, returned Monday
from a two menthe' Wahine 'trip to the
West.
While driving home from town James
McConnell, of Oonceseiou 7,'1Itokeremith,
had the miefortuue to break hie leg. He
was gutting down out of the wagon and
o0 0000001 of the darkness of the night
miaoed his footing and fell to 1110 ground
with the above result,
Tdeoday everting Master Pearson`
Grieve had the misfortune to, have one
of the bones of Ins right arm fractured
by a kink from a ooiI. He wag trying to
put the halter on it when a mieohievoua
Idea aeons to have natured to it, and it
wheeled and Molted him with the. above
r00alt.
Tho hnntera have all .10terned from
their outing in Muskoka and repor0 0.
most enjoyable and edoaoeoful trip. Geo.
E. Henderson, of the Commercial,
hrought home two deer ; Ones, Stile,
two ; John Turner, two ; B. Alleb,two ;
Rad Major Anderson, one. Mr. Ander.
eonv0 health wee not what It wittily 'lb
•••••• •,.�
epd for oeverat days he wee compelled to
forego hie favorite peatimo.
A very intensities maeloal and literary'
, nt004101:flan& wag given In the b0,0850909
of the Presbyterian phuroh, The feature
of the evening wee a debate, the egbjeot
of which was ...Resolved that our anoint -
ors are better than we." The affirmative
woe upheld by Venn, Fergueoa and
Uendereop, the negative by Misers. Mo.
1.ean and Whittaker. At the oon0lueion
u: the debate the audience was asked to
i Dido the contest by a thew of haude,
the majority voted the victory to the
oeg0tiv0. Tbe egbjeot woe well handled
by both tildes, many good pointe being
brought up, which were valuable both fn
referen0e to the geeetl901 and in putting
before the aodiouoe the etrengah and aloe
the weakness of present tendencies.
To cheek a cold quickly, get from your
uruk,int mune
Candy ColdTablets
called Preventies. Druggtete everywhere
are now diepeneing Preveulios, for they
are not only safe, bat decidedly 0ertait2
and prompt, Preventiao Oout0i1 no
Quinine, u0 laxative, nothing harsh nor
..,atoning, Taken at the "sneeze stage"
Preventtoo will prevent Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, La Gripes, eta. Hence the
name, Preveutioe. Good for feverish
Aitken, 48 Prevention 25 cents.
Trial Boxer 5 eta. Sold by all dealers.
10. I. ot8A.
A new woodshed hoe been erected to
the rear at the Mothodiet par0unage.
Jamie Donaldeou, jr., puruhaeed the
Nichol farm from Waiter Hamilton, 8th
eon.
Dr. Murrey, who acid his pr00ti00 to
Dr. 0. MaMaue, two moubhe' ago, has
uougbt a pr00110e 10 Bhelbourne and left
for that pi000..
0. H• I'ultorloo, of New Liekard, Spent
A few days in town. He brought F'rauoee
with him who will spend the Winter with
her acted parental.
E40001 Turnbull, 6th oouoeeeiou West,
dlepoued of hie line 150 0040 farm for the
eaude0me num of 98,200, to R. J. Farrell,
81(1 00120010/01 Beet.
Fred W. Thomas, the travelling Seore•
Lary of the Brutharhuod of St, Andrew,
held a ounfereuoe for melt in 8t. Alban'°
(March on Monday, Nov. 25th, at 8 p. m.
odes -lets.
Tbe Deoember Beeston of the County
Oouuoil will commence on Tuesday, Srd
pros.
Col. Young hes brought the matter be-
fore the Ooauoii of bringing the neat
temp of bpetruotiou to Goderioh.
The 0. P. R. has put on a special
freight oar on the evening train from
Toronto to Goderioh, which will equ01
express delivery on partials from that
city.
The Y, M. 0. A. olob recently organ-
ized by Mr. Outlaws beide weekly meet-
ings for Bible etody. The K. 0. Y. M.
A, will probably merge into the Y. M. 0.
A. olnb atter New Yearn.
Jae. Johnston, drayman, was serious-
ly hurt while uploading a piano at the
West street rink. The Paulo slipped and
be fell partly under it and reoeived a bad.
garb on the aide of lie head.
Wong Yong May, the Chinese laundry•
02002 oil East street, has become the
owner of the property he was oaoapying,
having pnrohaaed it at the eao110u sale
of Mrs. Lynn's property. The ()doe was
"'its 000(484110.1 for the outside break-
water has bait a large shed for the
storage of oemeut and outage needed for
his work. It is built on the river end of
the North pier, and the outfit for the
work ie being put iu order fur a atart.
The members of the Knox 0hurob Young
Men's Club are gaining experience el
the way things are done fn an interesting
sort of way. They prooneded to sleet a
town commit and tenders ars now being
asked for the discharging of the duties of
dere, - ae000eor, 001(8010.1, 000. Colin
Finglaud has beau elected to the Mayor's
oh0ir 1 Hector McKenzie was appointed
Reeve; Kenneth Boyd, Deputy Reeve ;
and the following are councillors :-111
Clark, D. OlarO, Roswell Rutherford,
Leslie Inkster and Harry Reid.
lien Bute By Force, Women By Charm
Aud yet became they ave lees soon.
nearly, women neglect the early evidences
of failing vigor. The wise woman wilt
net permit her oharme to be robbed by
ilt•bealth. When she feels appetite fail•
fug, nerves getting oil edge, color failing
she tskee Ferrozoae. Sow it eharpeue
the appetite! How gamkly rich blood is
available to restore =or to the cheek°,
buoyenoy to the step. Better try Ferro
noun. You'll feel tike a new being,with
new vigor and ability to ooutront la n's.
turiou11100. Yon are ears to 'Wee the
day you commenced Ferrozono. Sold
everywhere in 50e boxes.
t7 f In tall.
The Olintousalt workswill soon be in
operation again with a bread new outfit.
Jacob Taylor's. new Delon are being
Wailed forward by the manna, 0leo the
new addition to Clinton Knitting Go, and
Walton Threshing 00.
Ed. Johnoun, who has been ruuoi0g a
harness shop in Blyth, will open up for
bueiueee 0u Dee, let 111 the store now oc-
cupied by A. MuKown.
The Wesley Sunday Sobool held very
eatiefadtery anniversary Dentine. Rev.
8.1'. Bartlett, of Saukville, N, tai„ woe
the preacher of the day,
In the violent windstorm that pseud
0004 )hie district the large .ohimney on
the House of Refuge was blown over, do-
ing considerable damage to the roof.
W. R. {bunter, our local jeweler, had
the misfortune to step unit nail in his
yard, which passed through hie foot. The
hail was rusty one and although no
intricate reeolte are anticipated Mr,
Counter will be laid up for some time.
Brakeman. John Renton of London,
city, was caught bebweeu a oar and the
libation platform at (Anton and bait1
thigh° were badly brained, He was taken
to London and floe Dat yet been able to
report Lor duty.
It has been decided that a new ''8t,
Joseph's church will be built next Sum-
mer to replace the one, in which the 000-
gregation,bee been worebiping•for many
years. 'Itwill beemoted upon the
present alto. II'Or thio object thine is al-
ready on hand 98,600 in cash and as well
M the neighborhood of $6,000 eubeeribed.
Two lade of about fourteen years of
age, Jaoll Lawson and Harold, eon of
Peter Ountelbn, were out shooting and
when on the railway Croon near Da A.
Forreeter'e, Harold woe 000ideulty shot'
in the thigh by hie companion who was
about fifty yards dietunt from him,
lois 0048 he aimed at a laird and that
the bullet etrgak a atone And glanced.
A. R. Morrison, of Berala,'(Provipoiol
Inspector wee making a tour of the
betide in Swab Huron, a000mpaniod by,.
Ioopeolor 'Torraooa and 09)09 visited
Went Huron botele in company with In-
speoler Aeyuith,
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Ail;.Pt*
Mcg. Wm, Campbell attended the
Herttaaitural Show et Toronto,
`l'a col oto Westlake x In r Wu !aka rioter that etre
taxa are coming invery slowly ao lax t
iio
year,
Thio00ation anter 940 Wrote of apples
have been pegkdd from the orchard of A.
W, Sloan.
lbs 6ieotrio ligbto are being run in the
morning, which le no doubt appreoioted
by the more who ries early in the morn -
tug,
Tile Methodietohurob Sunday Snbool
will hold their Oarlolmaa entertainment
and tea on Wedeeeday evening,
1s h.
Owing to the removal of J. S. Golden
from town the public Library is closed
till some person can be found to take
charge of it.
Fred. B, Anderson arrived from
Wooleely, Bask., on Tuesday of last week
and will spend the Winter visiting
around Blyth.
The Sabbath School of St. Andrew's
church volt hold their manual entertain-
ment in loduetry
ntertainment.inloduetry Hall on Friday even..
ing, Deo. 18th.
Joe Irwin lett Blyth for Rudyard,
Mich., where it le said he will drive a
mail rig this Walter for J. Lawlor, for-
merly of this toothy.
R, H, Robineou, barueoemaker from
Londeaboro, who parabaeed the harness
bueiueoe ot the tate J. W. Bell, has been
busy arranging hue stook, etc., in the
premiere. The store has been painted
and eeveral changes made which adds
greatly to the shop;
A meeting was bald in the Commercial
Hotel to decide whether Horse Faire
would be bead 1u towiyhte- year or not.
Atter a dleouesian it was deoided to hold
a fair the Friday after Breath' 'Horse
Faire, and the old 0180840 were re•eleot-
ed :-President, A. W. Sloan ; Vice•Preei•
dent, Wm. Jackson ; Secretary, J. L.
Herr.
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A tinkling 0oug11, from any cause, is
quiokly cupped by Dr. Shoop'° . Cough
Cure. And itis eo hermlete . and safe
111211 Dr. Shoop tells mothers everywhere
se give it without hesitation even to very
young babes. The wholesome green
leaves and tender slams of a lung•heal-
in thrills, g mountainous oil hub, tnr02ieh the
curative properties to Dr. Shoop's Cough
Ogre. It oaime the Dough, and heals the
sore and eeneitive bronchial membraoee.
No opiate, no chloroform, nothing hareb
used to injure or enpprese. Simply a
resinous plant Batton, that helps to heal
aching langs. Tbe Spaniards call this
shrub which the doctor uses "The Sacred
Herb." Demand Dr. Shoop's. Take no
other. Bold by all dealers.
Lionto
A daughter of Henry Horn was operat-
ed o0 for appeadioitis at her home here.
Rev. J. 13. Oliver, a former pastor,
will preaoh the anniversary alarmone fn
the Methodiat obaroh on Sunday, Deo.
lat.
The 0, P. R. paeaenger station is being
pushed ahead rapidly. A large farce of
brioklayere are working on it, and it the
weather eontinne0 open the walla will
Boon be up.
Dr. Clarence Thompson, eon of Robt.
Thompson,, merchant, town, and grand-
son of Dr, Philip, hag encoesefully passed
the examivabione of the Medical Board
of California, wbiob qualifies him to prao-
tine in that State.
Arrangements are about oompleted for
the Laymen's Miseiouary banquet to be
held at 6 p. m. on the 18th of Deoember,
lit the Methodist aharoh here. After the
banquet addressee will be given by N. W,
Rowell, of Toronto, W. J. Forenoon, of
Stratford, and Mr. Keenleyeide, of Lon-
don, which with musical eeleotion° will
make up the pf'ogram. Delegates will be
present at the banquet from Lietowel,
Atwood, Moukton, Milverton, Trowbridge
and Wallace and the attendance outride
of these will be by invitation.
The reale are laid on the Listowel
brauoh of the 0, P. R. to about a mile
West of Tralee. Nearly a hundred men
are at work laying ties and rails and
battening and Saturday night about two-
thirds of the distance was oovered be-
tween Linwood and this town. The
grading Westward to the Gordon out ie
nearly all limbed, and it is now milli
dimity exported that the raffle will be
laid' to Listowel before Ohriatmes. A
tot of filling will be required at the
station gronada in town wbiob may
delay the opening of the road somewhat,
AooIDRNT.-Peder N'Idholeon, eub-oon•
tremor on the Lastowel-Linwood brunch
of the Guelph & Goderioh Railway, woo
severely Injured by au exploaioo of dyne
mite on Wednesday morning of leer week
while overseeing the work at the Gordon
ant 1n Rims, about two miles Reel of
the town. Mr, Nioholeon has the eon -
treat for taking down the hill there, and
was 088100ing hie men in breaking up the
frozen earth with dynamite. He . had
laid a chargeand pat le lighted match to
the fuee, and retired beyond the danger
Hue. No explosion resulted, and atter
waiting for a time be went to investigate.
He had barely r000hod the spot andwas
bending over when the dynamite went
.old. He was hurled to the ground' by the
ooa0110eiop and was struck in the face by
the earth, being blinded and the upper
part of his hoe badly out and burned.
Rig bat woe blown to ehrede, ehowiug
that be had barely tamped being killed
outright.. He was picked rip lneenelble
and borne by the workmen to the Damp,
and A party woe immediately diepatohed
to town' for medical .assistance. Dr.
Moore, who was summoned, reports M1.
Nicholson ae being alightly better and
that he could the a little, which given
good ground for hope that hie ' eight ie
not injured. He woo able to be removed
to hie home in Logan,
0.
Aro You .losing' Looks or strength
Once you were robust, bright sod
happy. Today you are dell, worried,
failing in vitality and appearance. Joot
when you ehoald bo at your beat you're
played out and need a oleabsing, bracing
tonic, Your blood will Loon redden,
y008 vivaoioue spirit will soon return,
you'll be.yoarenit again it you regulate
the 0yetem with Dr. Hemillon'e Pine. A
truly wonderful medicine, It senr0f100
out dieea0oi punitively drives away head-
ache, weariness Mod leets of vital toroe.
Give youreolf a Mimeos, Use Dr, Rama.
tone and watch the moult. Sold every.
Where in 250 hotels,
� E W110111$,E8 HYOMEIE?
> 'tTil0 )lost People in Brusilltlf.gial
Uuarantood In Catarrhal
Troubles,
No other remedy or medicinal treat-
ment has been els popular or made 80
many remarkable owns in Brunie es
Hyomei.
e • • Thbeat pecple attest its curative vir-
tues.
The fair way ir, which Hyomei
woe aoid, to refund the money unfoos it
gave eatisfeotiou, 10)00 the beet proof
when it woe'hitroduoed that it posoeeeed
unusual curative powere.
Later when Hyomei was need and
recommended by our well known phyei-
alone cud boeineee men and their wives
as a treatment that absolutely oared
catarrh, no matter bow 88rio0ely or long
Handing, the salsa rapidly grew and to-
day there is no other remedy y that has
such a large and staple Bele,
The first breath of Hyomei'° healing
air kills all catarrhal poison. There's
nothing else that give° such gniok
curative results ib catarrhal conditions.
We positively guarantee Hyomei, for
should you bay a oomplote outfit, price
$1,00, and be dissatisfied with results
your money will be refunded. Hyomei
is sold by druggiete everywhere. Write
tor literature. Booth's Hyomei Go.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The 0. P. R. will ebortly put on a new
night train between Ottawa and Turooto.
After a northing inveetigotion, Coron-
er (Dr.) MaoLaren deoided that au in-
quest 1000 nnneoeeaary in the Daae of
Mrs. Addie Robertson, the young widow
of Fireman Robertson, of London, who
died edddenly on Thursday evening, 1411s
host., as the reealt, the meaner believes,
of extreme grief. Tbe theory of death
from ptomaine poieoning from eating
potted chicken was discarded after Dr.
Seaborn and the coroner had thoroughly
probed the matter. Mrs, Robertson bad
bean in a highly nervous state 811oe the
tragic death of her husband which 0e a
remit of the injariee received inthe ex•
plosion of a locomotive boiler at New.
bury. She brooded oonetaotly and the
coroner believes that snob a 000ditioo
might have brought about the convulsions
•
which milted death, It ie not believed
that death could have been canoed so
goiokly by ptomaine poieoning. AO no
tateroet could have been nerved a poet -
mortem axaminative woe not oondnotod,
The funeral woe held Saturday afternoon
at 8,80 o'aleek from her late reoidOuoe,
Ontario 0)8801i100 Mount P)0seent ceme-
tery,
AN ODD Wnar,.-Ab pestle with the
world and 111neighbors, e ria hbvr William Bat,
Gerebull, of. Elhoe towunhdp, Perth
county, peened to the great beyond,
Now bio will, ae (triage a document ae
was ever drawn up by lawyer, 000100 00
the high court for interpretation. The
trouble 18 that the testator left more be.
(peen than moony to meet them, and.
the court is asked to Day how the money
shall be dietribatod. Re left 94,000 to
provide daite of olothee for ohildren be.
(ween rix and eleven y00re of age, whore
parents were poor butnot paupers.
The clothes were 10 be oheap and good,
and their purpose wee to enable their
recipients to attend Sunday school.
The clothes were to be dietribnted an.
nuttily en the anniversary of the test-
ator's birth, end if after r000iving the
clothes the ohildren did Dot attend Bun.
day school they were to Lotleit the right
to partake of next year's distribution,
Tbe olothee were for all .()reeds or .those
who have none. The atones revoked
by a.eodieile provided $2,000 to be ie.
vested for population Quietin00 die-
tribulioD of bread and beef to the poor
of Stratford, I direct the mayor of the
said city," says the will, "when dietribut.
fog the said bread and beef, to give the
beet oats to the oldest people." A be.
gent of $500 was to provide newspapers
for inmates of the hospital, rotdge and.
jail. 5500 was to be invent-
ed to provide prizes at the North Perth
Agriooltaral Fair, one for the beet de-
veloped boy of one year, one for the beat
developed boy of six, and one for the
beat developed boy of ten, Other be.;
quests were : Sane of England, Strat-
ford Lodge, 9150 ; bo my oldest neigh.
bor, James Stevenson, 950 ; for a peal
of belle for 80, James' abnroh, $500
Sauday school books for St. James'
church, $250. Bert. Day, of St. Tbomee,
and William Tawrenoe, of Stratford,
were named as execatore.
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99
EARL GREY'S APPE A L
On behalf of Needy C,s:nsu , ptives
strong words of Canada's Governor-General
At the official opening of the King Edward Sanatorium for Consumptives,
near Toronto, His Excellency delivered an address that must have an important
bearing on the future of the sanatorium movement in Canada. We quote :—
" The
-"The proceedings this afternoon commenced with a
beautiful and reverent prayer from your old friend, 1]r. Potts.
He prayed that the light of the Lord might shine upon us.
That prayer is abundantly *answered. He also prayed that
the White Plague might be removed. Wolf, whether that
prayer will be answered or not depends upon yourselves."
"Is it not a standing shame and reproach to the govern-
ments and individuals that there is not more care taken by
the people of Canada to protect themselves against the
curse of consumption?"
On his way out to the King
Edward Sanatorium,—so named
by permission of His Majesty
King Edward VII—the Gov-
ernor -General's car was stopped
in its progress outside the Canada
Cycle & Motor Co. by a large
crowd of its employees. A
contribution of one hundred dol-
lars was handed the Governor-
General, a donation to the
Toronto Free Hospital for Con-
sumptives.
"'Twas a kingly gift" said
His Excellency in making acknow-
ledgment. "./ will tell the King."
Addressing the large audience that
Earl Grey said a
"Ladies. and gentlemen, when the workingmen of Canada
are setting an example of this character, I hope you will not
be slow to follow, and l trust that the example of the Canada
Cycle & Motor Co. may be followed, as 1 am sura it will, in every
factory and manufacturing industry throughout the land."
We carry these words to the people of Canada in our appeal to -day on behalf of the
FREE OSPITAL
FOR CONSUMPTIVE
NEAR GRAVEN
ONTARIO
attended these opening
exercises, referring to this event
Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives
An institution that has never refused a single applicant admission, because of his or
her inability to pay.
Seventy-five t. -five patients can be cared for to -day. Accommodat's11 could' be provided for three
hundred if the required money were forthcoming.
To make this possible,: our appeal is for $Sa,000, to be used in extension of buildings'
and maintenance of patients. •
Where will your money do nnoP'e good?
Every community and every individual is intetested.
His Exeelleney Earl Cray has shown his interest and syoflpathy in the work at Muskoka for needy
acceptingt le position of Honorary President of the National•Sanitariuln Association.
consumptives, by 1 p
Contributions 'may be sent to Sir Wm. R. Meredith, Kt., Chief Justine, Osgoodo Hall, Toronto;
W. J. Gage, Esq., 84 Spadina Ave., or S. Robertson, Sec'y-Treas., stational Sanitarium Assoeiatien1
847 King Street .West, Toronto, Canada.