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T'I-t 1RSDAY, DEC, G, 1907.
DOMINION ADYERNMENT.
Thereby of lastweek the Dominion
Parliament opened at Ottawa with the
customary oeromonie9.
Ormnin 301001 TAR Menlo
The apeeo11 from the throne wa0 as
follows
non. Goatiemeu p1 the Senate Gentlemen
of the House 00 0ummoue
In agaiu meeting you s.0 0 period of
the year moat oou00uient for the die-
patoh of bullion, it givee me great
ple0eureto be able to congratulate you
on the remarkable expeuetou of the
trade of Oauade, with other (=nntries,
the total trade of the past year lar ex-
oeeding that of any of its predeoeaeore. A
gratfying result of this expansion was
that the revenue of the last fiscal period
of nine months was more than sufficient
to meet expenses 00 consolidated feud,
National Trane-oontloantal Railway,
capital and special outlay°, all expenses
of the Dominion of every kind, and
leave a balance of over 3 million dollars.
to be applied in reduction of the public)
debt.
The stream of immigraute coming to
Canada containee to increase In volume,
the year now drawing to a close ehow-
deliboretione you may be guidad by
divine light.
Addresses on Agricultural Sub -
Pate at Winter Fair,
Guelph.
•
A nbmber 01 important eubjeote have
been doofded upon for d0seueetun at the
coming Winter Fair to bo held at
Guelph. The sessions of etiche ae0 will
commeaoe ou lea day 0000103, DO0,
10th, and will Ouut100e through MAI
The ue0eeaity of goad -roads through -
Friday morning, Deoember 18.b.
out the Prov100e to receiving consider•
able attention at the present time, and
a tension is being devoted to tine sub.
jeot at which, ae well as A. W. Camp.
bell, Good Roads Oommi0eloner for
Ontario, being preeent, D. Ward King,
of Mieoouri, who le a good roads expert
and entbaeiaot and the origmel0r of
ofthe Split Log Drag, will be pr00eut
t0 4000nae this wetter, This le a tub.
fact in which every person will be suf.
fioiently interested to Immure all avail•
able information ae to how the roads
may be improved,
Speaial attention le being givento
addressee ou the "Doouomioal loediug
of Different 0180008 of Live Stook,"
'ander the 000diti00aprevailing at the
present time, a disouaeruu on tuba sub.
ill rove ver bel jut to all feed -
foot w p y 1
ere of live ttaak.
One of the moat interesting addressee
iug a larger uomber than any preoeding or demoo0tratiou0'willbe giver] oo the
year, and it is gratifying to observe the Friday morning, translating of a pram.
many coming from the British Isles. tam! demoostratiou ot breaking or tram -
ThD has b blessed b h b D Ward Kung, Ao w.11
e 0mmron been
8900 y . a Ing a 0060y
,
large series of prosperous years,and
though at the patent moment iia bard -
/1M ie being reetrioted by the 40000ial
etriugeney which prevails throagboat the
world, I.feel assured that this unfavor-
able condition will be temporary, and
that the illimitable resources of Canada
and the worldwide recognition of them
give us ample guarantee of (meth:0ed
material progress.
TEM COLONIAL 000PEEENOE
The oonferenoe beld in London in the
months of April and May last between
the Government of the United Kingdom
and the goverumeuts of the British do-
minions beyond the e8e0, satisfactorily
dealtwithmany subjects in whiob the
empire at large is interested. A copy of
the minutes ot the prooeedinga will be
• laid before you.
Two of my ministers, duly authorized
by his majesty for the purpose, and not-
ing i0 0onjunotiun with hie majesty's
ambassadors at Paris, have reoeotly ne-
gotiated a convention with the govern-
ment of the French Bepublio respecting
the oommaroiat re,atio0e between France
and Canada, enbjeot, however, to the ap-
proval of the French ohambere and tba
Canadian Parliament. A. copy of this
000vention will be submitted to you nm -
mediatory, and you will be asked to give
it your 9anatlon.
TBE FIen1EIN8 oresnON
The governm-n0 of Newfoundland hav-
ing become involved in a aootroverey
with the goverumenb of the putted States
a8 t0 the tree meaning of Artiole 1 of
the aonventiou respeot1ng fisheries, eon -
eluded iu the year 1818 between the
United Kingdom and the United States
and Canada being also interested in the
g0000000 at issue, my government has
joined with the government of New-
fouudlaud in an agreement to refer all
matters at difference arising under said
Artiole 1 to The Hague triennal.
The diffioulty of obtaining labor and
materials at a time of great baeineos
activity has somewhat retarded the eon
struation al the National Trane-oonti-
nental Railway. Nevertheleee great pro-
gress Lae been made both on the Eastern
division and on the prairie flection of the
Western division. A eeotion of the late
ter ot about 250 ranee has been available
for handling the traffic for the present
season. Contracts for the portion of the
prairie 'motion West of Edmonton are
about to be let, and immediate steps will
be taken for the oommenoement of work
at botb the Eastern ad Western ends of
the mountain division. Thus, in a very
abort time, the whole work from Mono -
too to the Pacific Ocean will be under
vigorous construction.
ORIENTAL I11)0GRATION
The anexpe00ed in4Ox of immigration
from Oriental aouotrie8 into British Col -
umbra aroused a 0tron3 feeling of oppo•
ration. Amember of my government has
been deputed to prooeed to Japan to an -
far with the Japanese g0veromen0 on
this eubjeet.
The sadden and unexpected collapse of
the great cantilever bridge in course of
oouetraotlou normal the St. Lawrence, in
thevicinity of Quebec, may be regarded
as a national calamity, and the event has
evoked much Borrow for the lives which
were lora 00 that 0ooaeion.
A oommi0eioa hal been appointed to en.
quire into the ceases which led to the
disaster. When received the report of
the oommiseion will be laid before you.
It will be necessary to devise MBape for
the oompletlon of the bridge within a
rea0Oneble time,
It is moat gratifying to fled that, not.
withetandidg the large reductions of
postal rates which have been made, the
revenue of the post office department has
cautioned to inoreaoe rapidly. The large
reoeipte of this brooch of the govern•
meat buelnese will enable the department
to make still more liberal provision for
the extension of postal faoili0ie8 through.
out the Dominion.
wIDn GOVEBNMENT CONTROL
The time has arrived when the public
iaterevb requires that telegraph and tele
phone companies holding federal charters
should be planed under government con
trot. A hill will be iotroduoed for that
purpose.
Gentlemen of the House of 00mmon0:
The pablio aooOnote for the nine
menthe ending Month 81 scat will be laid
before you without delay.
The eetimatea for the coming fleoal
year will be submitted for your approval
at so early day,
lion.Genttentoiiof the Senate; Gentle -
mon elle Rouse of Commoner
Among the mamma to be submitted
to you is a. hill for the extension of the
b.,m,dariee of Manitoba and of other pro
Atlas, also a bill to provide for the
issue of government annuities for old
age, a bill reepett1ng insurance and bible
to amend the Election Aol and the Do
mina0n Lando abb.
100mm0ud to your thoughtful conoid- , hing went wrong and the Horses ran
erasion the several eubjeots to which I away. The entire load were badly
have referred, and 1 Intel that he your shaken tip, bat only two were kind to
ea being of praotiaal value to parsons
having horses to train, this demon8tr0.
tionwill be of interest t0 everyone, and
persons going to Guelph should remain
over until Friday morning to gee Mr,
King and his plan of hand,iug an au-
broksu bores. Two 0eseioue will also
be devoted to queetione in 00000 trou
with the horse tuduatry, following the
report of the epeoial investigation into
the horse industry of Ontario Ity the
Ontario Department of A,irtoulture.
A single fare paeseuger rate hart been
arranged over all lines running to Gae,ph;
from Deoember 7th to 13th inclusive,
good to return up to Deoember lath.
1t Does Cure Womanly Ills.
"I feet it my duty" writes Airs. S
Mead, of Fraeerville, Out., "to let you
know that sometimes previous to the
°bends of life I suffered more than I
could tell. Neighbors told me Ferrozone
was the only remedy and their aevioe
was good. Ferrozoue put a atop to my
pain and 0000100 s, had a direct sawn
au my troubles that relieved from the
start. I safely paesed the turn, and
now enjoy perfect health and rest. No
womaoiy medtoine eau be better than
Ferrozoue•" Iuetant relief is found in
Forruz000 for 2800818 weakness of every
kind, 50e. per box et all doatere.
Morris Council Meeting.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn.
meut iu the Commit Room on November
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18111.' • Members all present, Reeve m thy.
chair. Athletes of last meeti0g read Dud
paned. Ou motion of Coeumuore Camp
bell and Teylor the tender of Agues
Sooty for the Cole dram debeatarea at
par was accepted. A regulation from
some of the ratepayer.] of Hallett, wee
received asking fur eaeiala0oe toward the
improveme00 of the South boundary.
Moved by Mr. Taylor, seconded by Mr.
MoQatoheob that this Connell, 10 oou
junction with the Coanoil of Hallett,
would pay for gravel and ebovehiug pro-
viding the farmers haul mud plea the
same oo the road. Oareied. Amounts
were ordered to be paid 00 fmiowo :-
Arthur Oantelon, nnderbroehiug, $1 50 ;
Smith & Keruagban, culvert and digging
Award (train, $43 001 R. B. Amick,
oemeuttoalvert, $5 00 ; Jno. • Evans, re-
pairing onlver0 on side road, $2 00 ; A.
Knight, potting in omverte, 94 50 ; leo,
Readman, repairing culverts 50 ate ;
Wm. Craig,fornishtug lighte and draw•
ilia plank, $9.19 ; John Craig, lnapa:Wig
arch, 106,00 ; Jae. Tbyne, gre0el, $2 60 ;
Jno. Sonat, gravel, $8.50 ; Jno. Harris,
instmenoe on Hall and Burd, 92,10 ; Wm.
Shiba, oemau0 culvert, $160 ; Enuoh
Morrie, gravelling on sideline, 915 75 ;
D. Knight, oolvert on centra side reed,
$2.25 ; Wm. Maxwell, work and material
iu drain, $8.89 ; A. Oioakey, gravel, 96
ate ; Juo. Agan, gravel, 97.75 ; P. Fowler,
gravel, $4 90 f M. Keay, graven and 0nl-
vert, $3.25 ; J. H. Setters, gravel, $4 02 ;
W. H. Kerr, printing ac0oaut, $20.00 ;
M. Kelly, farm beidge on Kelly dram,
915.00 I M, Kelly, farm bridge on EdtoOn
dram, 915 00 ( John Pne,an, two farm
bridges on Billiton dram, $80.00 ; Philip
E,lieon, farm bridge oe Baleen drain,
$16.00: Joseph Sailers, filling approaohee
to Fsrrand'e bridge, $91.25 ; Archie
Campbell, digging outlet drain, $3 50 ;
Thos. Miller, making oemeut tile, $45 00 ;
Gerry &•.. Walker, clement, $4400 . R.
Youill, gravelling and gradiug en 7th
line, 950 82 ; Wm. Tbnen, work On grad-
er, $4 00 ; Geo. Johnston, repairing
bridge, 50 ole ; Edward Irvine, deviation
road and inspecting bridge 917.75. On
motion Of Sbaw and Campbell the
Commit then adjourned to meet again on
Dec. 16011. W. Cum, Clerk,
A tinkling coagh, from any canoe, le
quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop's Cough
Cure. And it is so harmless and safe
that Dr. Shoop tette mothers everywhere
to give it without hesitation even to very
young babes. Tba wholesome green
leaves and tender stems of a 10103. e01-
ing mountainous shrub, furnioh the
curative properties to Dr, Shoop's Cough
Cure, It calms the oongh, and beale the
sore and sensitive bronchial membranes,
No opium, no ahlorotorm, nothing hareb
used to injure or snppreee. Simply s
resinous plant extract, that helps to heal
aohiug lungs, The Spaniards nal, this
shrub wbiob the doctor uses "The Scored
Herb." Demand Dr, Shoop's. Take no
other, Sold by all-ybOalere,
Monday °vetting 261.11 nit, a load of Iiin-
oardineites ooneiattng of S. W. Perry,
prinoipal of the High eobool ; Means.
Courtin, Sweet and Plonk, also of the
High school staff, and Principal Garner,
of the Central school ; E. and Mre,
Alexander, J. J, and Mrs. Hunter, Mise
MoKenzie and Mies McLeod, lett town
.n Aoarry-all to take pert in 00 eater
ainmont in Chalmers church, Armow.
Just es they were leaving the towel some -
® ee people of Listowel an efficient street
ore
and in no wiry oan that be done nutrias
the towvo uudortelue to operate and in.
atoll their owe niuuroipal plat furaioh•
fug et the Berne time umandteoeot and
aro lights at a reasonable prion, Our
Kae pliant ie giving about ae good. otitis.
1001013 to the el00tria plant, but is Noble
to go out et tiny time, lt'e up to -the
people of title town t0 bo up and doing
for themeelvee if we ever expect Kilt'
thing.
The Annual meeting et the Brother.
boon of St. Andrew woo held at the
hums of A. G Murton, Following are
the °Mears dented fee the ensuing year :
Direotor A. G, lllurcon ; vice dirootor,
Geo. Reines ; sea. -trees , B. Bamford ;
janitor uummtttee, A H•,wkius, G, Bailey
and 11'. Benuett. Rev. N. A. F. Seethe
was appointed delegate to the Western
Ontario Brotherhood Oouvention which
was held iu Owen Sound on Deo. 1, 2 & 3.
When the Stomoob, Heart, or Kidoey
nerves get weak, then these orgaua idwaya
fail. Don't drug the etemtwh, uor etim•
mote the than or aidueys. That is
simply a makeshift. Geo a prescription
known to druggists everywhere ae Dr.
Shoop's Restorative. The restorative is
prepared expre0aly for the weak iaalde
nerves. Strengthen these nerves, build
them up witb Dr. Shoop's Restorative -
(ablate or liquid -and see how quickly
help will Dome. Free sample beet sent
on request by Dr, Shoop, Raoiue, Wie
Your health ie surely worth this simple
telt, Sold by all dealers.
AT S
WATCHES
111A are sbOWIng a
large range of
44atelles-newest designs
Of different Mauufa.oturere.
We shall be pleased
t0 lay away 01:0 for ) Oil
Until Christmas. (tome
early and snake your sel-
eetioil.
High Grade Watches
at the lowest prices.
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80 iogi0, a light tbat ono be detrained upon,
H. L.
JACKSON,
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JEWELER
ei moa e5
any extent, being Mrs. Alexander, whose
book was badly wreuohed and head
hart, and Editor Hunter, of The Re-
porter, who was thrown out of the rig
and rendered unoonooioue for several
minutes. Both were oanfiued to their
home for a few days. No Dodoes re-
eulto are anti0ipated. The teachers
oeoared another vehiole and proceeded
to Armow and took part in the enter-
tainment, It is thought one of the
horaee, which is badly injured, will have
to be killed,
10 411inttlly 00stroy8 the Casae,
That's why catarrli. fe mverlably
oared by iuhaliog "Oatarrhozone." The
healing vapor spreads to every part of
the breathing orgaua. Germs infecting
the tissues of the nose, throat and lunge
are killed. Nothing is left t0 mune 1n•
i kmmation. Spoto that are sore are
healed. Discharge ie cleared away and
catarrh beoomee something of the past.
Use "Catarrhozone" and your recovery
is gusrauteed, Two sizes, 25o. and 91.00
at all dealers.
A.i *Co vew N,1.
Robert Hanna, who underwent an aper.
anion for appendicitis, is doing ae well as
eau be expected.
LietowelOrchestra intend giving an
eutertaitWent in the 10olure room of
Knox Ohnrob ou Monday evening, Deo.
9ch.
Fred. Taylor will play left wing for the
Ottawa bookey team this Winter. An
effort is being made to get Brace
Stuart to fill 0e0tre, the only vacant post.
ttoa on the capital team.
Dr. Turnbull, who preatioed in Lista.
wel for a short time, was in town last
week previous to leaving for Vancouver,
B. 0., where be intends to locate. The
Dr. less passed the examinations of the
Mediad Oaouofl of that province.
Contractor Ntoholeou of the 0. P,
who woe mjored at the Gordon ant whim
overseeing the laying of dynamite obargee
nes making rapid progress towards re•
oovary. Hie eight is not impaired, and
0be inflammation is disappearing.
Cyrus Hacking, who has been in the
employ of the 0. P. R. in British
Columbia the past Summer, is home for
a short time. He he getting data to-
gether for a new edition of the 0. P, R.
publioation "Shooting and Fishing."
Warden Reeking and Reeve Bonie were
in Toronto discussing the accounts for
the County of Perth Good Roads ex
panaiture with the Department. The
00aon018 with some small adjustment in
the townships were passed by the en•
garner, the amount for Listowel bridges
being allowed in full. Tho amount
owning to Listowel for its share of the
Government Good Roads (ands this
year 08 96,833.
The town light ootnmitte8 had Mr,
Aiken, eleotriosl engineer, of Toronto,
to iuepeot the Listowel eleotrio lighting
plant as to the vales of same. He has
eat in hie report, which will be sub-
mitted to the Council at the next regular
meeting. He please the total value of
the outfit at 91,276, and no doubt bis
report will famish full partioulare. One
thing ie aer0aiu that the plant has been
giving very poor service at late, and it
is to be hoped that otepo will be taken
by the hemming Oonoail to give to the
Perth County.
Mrs. Tbonae lord, sr.,. mother of T.
8, and J, M. Ford, MftoLell, uelebrated
her 82nd birthday by a family gathertug,
at her daughter's, Mrs. J. T. Barley, of
Mibobel1.
There was a large attendance at the
manual meeting of toe Nutt) Perth Oou•
servative Assooiatioo bald at Milverton.
The following ofitoere were aleoted for the
Doming year ;-Ereeideut, A. Dempsey,
Ellice ; first viae preeide0t, .1. G.
Hamilton, Milverton; Secretary brainier.
er, W. Wheery, Milverton.
A dramatic olub was formed by the
So. Johu'e (Rub, Stratford, eud meebi030
Avid be held immediately, 0. 1,
Flaherty, jr., was elected President:-
Jnotice Duggan, Secretary ; and Frank
Macklin and 0, J. Stewart, executive.
Au intereeting and well contested debate
on the subject, "Revolved that Riches are
more produ0t,v0 of Orime than Poverty,"
was held and the demister' given in favor
of the aliirma'ive epeakere,
W. H. Reynolds, who Lao served the
town for the peat seven years as elec-
trician was banqueted Wednesday even-
ing of last week at 0, J. Moore'e reetear.
ant, Mitchell, before taking hie departure
to St. Marys, where he has seethed a
similar n 1000000. The members of the
I. 0. 0. F. and of the Woodmen ot the
World order., of winch he was a valuable
member, gave bin a partiu3 supper.
Quite a number of both e0oietlee were
present, end a jolly good time was spent
1n feasting, speaking, singing, etc. In
closing they ail heartily joined m singing
"Auld Lang Syne" and "Heat a jolly
good Fellow." Mr. Reynolds and family
left for their new home followed by the
beet wiehee of a large oirole of friends.
Ernest Ruffle, a boy from the
Home, was taken into ouetody
for attempt to do bodily harm to Mrs,
Waugh, wife of hie employer. It ap-
`pears that tr. Waugh, who lives a short
distance outside 1Ylitoh0F Oorpuration,
was in that toren at the time and the boy
had been inetruoted to do the ohorae at
an early boar by Mrs. Waugh, Failing
to obeynhe first tune ha wait again told
and in a fit of uugovoruaale rage flew at
the woman with a pitobfork he happened
to have iu his hands at the time. Mrs,
Waugh rau for the house followed by the
boy, but wa- intercepted by two men
wbo happened to be poasiog at the time,
and the fork was taken away. Nothing
ae yet has been done, but the boy may
possibly be roturued to the Home.
Cloud Corn Sheller Fer 20e.
A marvel of effioaoy rad promptness,
a remedy that does euro three and warts.
Its name ie Putuam'e Corn Extractor.
Oonbsino no abide, never pains, givee
(seting satisfaction. Innneb on "Put•
n0m'a" only. It's Oho best.
Thieves stole 93,000 worth of silver-
ware from the residence of James Cratb-
ern, Montreal.
Knox Oollege etndente will install a
memorial to the late Rev. 0. R. Jamie -
00n, who loot hie life neer Freuoh RIM
while attempting to save the lives of
two ladies.
A penio hes struck the farmers in
Walkerton 1co0lity over the probable
shortage of fodder, and there is a whole -
vale slaughter of Moak, meats, and hides
being sold at ridioulnusly low prices. A
farmer rays more lose of stook has co
BLANKET YOUR
AND SAVE FEED
lu4u'brtrt��t'8P4,'p, LIyPW'Ib'il
We are selling them at Following
- Shaped end strapped unlined jutes at
$1.00 per pair.
-Heavy twilled jute, strapped and
shaped, 91.20 per pair.
-Dutch Kersey, heavy, with enroinglos
attached,. 91.80 each.
-Extra Heavy Dutch Kersey, snrain-
glee attached, 91.75 each,
-Heavy line into, strapped and shop.'--.
ad, $1.86 each,
-Goat Rebel, lined and trimmed, good
article, $6.25.
- Galt Saskatchewan Robes, medium
0030, $8,76,
Low' Prices :
�j �� {�1 [9 �1 A good stook of Light and Heavy Haruo00 at the boat
Aj l �V (�Ik�l7 prlcoe poe0ibl6, considering high rias of material,
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One get strong Scoond-hand Team Harness at bargain price ; Set Second-hand
Single Haman, 98.60, and another Set at $8.00.
Trunks and Satehels,largo stook and good assortment.
r Sole agents in Brussels for Columbian Stook and Poultry TIood. Every pottage
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded.
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The best medicines in the
world cannot take the place of
the family physician. Consult
him early when taken 111, If
the trouble is with your
throat, bronchial tubes, or
lungs, ask him about taking
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Then
take it or not, as he says.
Wo publish our formulae
® Wn baaletn alcohol
tiers
We urge you to
commit your
Qootor
Bilious attacks, sick -headaches, indiges-
tion, constipation, dizzy spells -these
ares some 'of the results of an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses
Ayer's Pills in these cases. The dose
is small, one pill at bedtime.
=-Nanob the n. er Co. 01owo 7roser-�
Y Ay , 11,
carred nnoeoeoearily than will take the
neat five years to redeop . Fodder is
fairly plentiful and paeterage has been
minimally good this Fall, bat high prices
tempt the farrier to part with hie fodder
end sell hie stook. Beaver hay 0el1e at
916 a ton, and oowe from 96 to $8 each,
Who ever heard of the like before 7
In the twelve hour walking match at
'Putout°, Mutual Street Rink, Satur-
day, David Bartley, aged 54 of Peterboro'
beat Jimmy Reyuolde aged 57 years, of
Port Hope, by one mile. Hartley walked
fifty.eight and one third miles to Rey•
cold's fiftyeenen and one third miles.
The winner led Iran) the very beginning
and continued to inorea00 bis lead to the
end. Hartley set a parte from the - first
that kept Reynolds busy to follow. The
Peterboro' man went oat with the evi-
dent intention of walking the oonfidenoe
oat of Reynolds as soon as possible, and
eneeesded in lapping the Port Hope
barber when he had \gone two miles
and two laps. By the time the men had
gone five miles Hartley had gained a-
nther lap. After allowing Reynolds to
pane for a number of miles the Peterboro'
brioklayer lapped Jimmy again and re -
minted this performance often tbrongh•
out the day and night, until he had gaiu•
ed a mile. Between the bears from 5 to
6 o'clock Mrs. Elmore presented each of
the walkers with a boquet of roses. On
several 000seioue Reyuolde spurted on
Hartley and frequently gained ground
but tie Peterboro'. man always bad
epeed and strength in reserve. Rat nolde
was bothered with a swollen lag the re.
suit of the accident which he met with
wbiie entering this oily on bie 0001 Port
Bnpe to Toronto and return walk• The
injured member was Bore before the rape
and tie awelliOg inoreiteed as it progress-
ed. Tow Bak watched the rase ae judge
and not movenent of the men awed
blm. Both 000060tente wait fair heel
and toe, and there was no playing to the
gate, Hartley oontinalug to inorease Ole
lead whenever opportunity offered, The
Peberbur°. man was about as far in front
at the end ao be could get.
WATCH YOUR TONGUE
10 Flurred and Coated, It is a Warn-
ing of 'Trouble le Come.
When it is the morning atter the night
before, you do not have to look at your
tongue so know that the etomaoh is up-
set, the head is aching with a dull rythm,
and that all the world looks blank and
dreary.
It may have been lobster Newburg,
Welsh rarebit or some other tasty dish
that looked much batter at night than
the morning after. Thereis no: need to
look at the tongue thermometer then for
symptoms of trouble. You naturally go
to your box of Mi-o.na stomach tablets,
and with one of the little relievers bring
joy and gladness to the pbysiosl system.
The real limetowatob the tongue ie all
of the time. If it le coated with e, white
for, even though the stomach' does not
tell you by aoate paiue of indigestion
that it needs help, yet the coating sheen
that you are getting into a bad way and'
there ie need of Mi o -nes.
Used at the Lira symptoms of a coat•
ed tongue, distrait after eating, head-
aches, dull and Walesa testing, or any
other of the early symptoms of indica-
tion, Mi-o.ua will strengthen theetomaOh
muscle so that they will take core of all
the food that is eaten without the slight-
est pain or dieoomfort. It will increase
the flow of gastric juice so that the food
dtgeete as natureintended it should, ex.
treating tie nourishment and strength
and expelling the waste from the system
without further aid,
Mi -o -no 18 Bold by draggi8O0 every
where for 60 dents, and we positively
guarantee to refund your money should
you purchase a box end be dlsoatiofied
with retinae. Write for free sample,
addressing Booth's Macaw!, Box 977,
Buffalo, N. Y.
1
Stomach trot tole le but a symptom of,. and hot
In itself a true disease. We thunk of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, and Indigestion asreal diseases, yet
they are 0010 rtm)la only of a certain specie°
Nerve stekneae-nothing el_se,.
It was this toot that first correctly led Dr. Shoop
10 the creation of that now vary popular Stomach
Remedy -Dr. Bhooles Restorative. doing direct
to the stomach nerves, alone brought that success
and favor to Dr. Shoop and Itis Restorative. With-
Out that original and highly vital principle, no
Pah lasting Raceme]aliments were over to be had.
For stomaoh distress, bloating, biliOusnaos, Lad
breath and eatlow oompinxlon, try Dr. Bhoop'o
Reotarative-Tablets or Ltqufd-end sea for your•
gest what it MO and will do. We all and cheer.
101117 tee0mmead
Dr.
Best
Situations
are available with renewal of Wee -
trial notivities in early 8PBIN0. It
you desire one you Mast enter NOW,
abort, sharp, snappy 0000800 for
those whose time or moues, is mint.
811, imp: 0118 broadest end moat ootn•
proheeelve minim um for tboea wbo
wetted attain 010re than ordinary
0000900.
SIAIL 00011081381u Oommer01al,
Stela)graphy, Telegraphy, Civil Ser•
vioe, lrlabrioula tiou, Peu m aneh ip,8to.
Write for particulars.
iingham
e
Business College
g
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
I®
Good heavy Tile of all sizes oan
be had at the Heufryn 13rick anis
Tile yards at the following prices:
2iinoh.,..9 9 00 par thousand
3 " .... 11 00. ' "
4 " .... 16 00 " "
6 " ,.•, 22 00 "
6 30 00 " "
7 " .... 40 00 "
8 " .. . 50 00 " "
10 " 80 00 " "
,BRICK -
Anyone building will find it to their ad-
vantage to see the Henfryu Briok. This
is tie best standing red brink in the coati -
try -does not fade but gets brighter.
Prices right.
S. S. COLE,
19-8 ETHEL.
Foreman in the yard, Henfryn.
INGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST
Machines may be seen at
MoKAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged'for.
I also handle the Nordheilll-
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
3RUSSELS
The Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will
be held for the season as follows :
THURSDAY, DEO. 6th, 1907
JAN. 2ud. 1908
" FEB. 6011, 1008
MAR. 5th, 1008
APRIL 2nd,1908
Leading Lobel and Outside
Buyers will be Present.
Xmas
XMAS
and
GiFTS
THEpopular idea of the day is to send
your Photograph to your friends
for $'Ides. We are all pleased to receive
a nide Photo. of our friends at any time
and more eopeeielly st this season of the
year. We have some nice assortments of
Photo. mounts suitable and most artistic.
Don't fail to pall at my studio and look
over my samples. I will give you an ex-
tra finish in the most np-to-date style,
Post Card and Sunbeam Photos. until
after Xmas season, 10o eaob. Other
sizes in proporti"n.
Pioture Frames made on shortest
notice. Prises reasonable,
Always weloome at our Studio.
H.R. BREWER
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming todhe.
Brussels Salt Works
S
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
storative Gordon Mooney,
"ALL DEALERS" foreman, - Brussel
IMPORTANT NOTICES
1,1(ARM FOR SALE, BEING-
"' l0, Cou, 10, ferny, containing lee
tunes. Apply to Watt. WOODB,Orv21 tf olc
l.0.
rvro DURHAM BULL OAL VES
and
Oou. 0, Ida1b,, B11r4uloo e000P, ae, 'I. -abated
8913II0, 10,00
ARN PIMBi+1R FOR SALE.-
The undersigned Ilse a gouublty of
good barn timber for Bale on 1110 poewlena,
but le, Cou. 0, Morrie, 31.10. AT,o0013,
Bruebelo P.O.
r11 iv 0 HEAVY URA.UGHT
J., Poulo-a Filly and Ooldiug-tor sale.
Also 8 pigs ready for weaning. Lot 0, Con,
10, Grey, or Brussels P. 0.
10.00 L,HOLLINGNU.
.4'10R SALE OR TO RENT. -A
▪ oomtoltable houeo on PNu0000 street
with stable and all as iveraeneee, For fur-
ther dnu't(oulare apply to WIOr. ElONBY,
O, T. It, Agout, WIngham, - 21-0f
i OUSE AND } ACRE LOT
.L Our 00.10-0.10000 street, comfortable
Leslie to peed fa1,u 10 Hmall stable, good
well, cistern, 0.c. Poesesoien any time. Por
further pal•Eionlare apply on the premises
to 0, 014AWP0101), Brussels, 18.01
i.)RIC00 STORE TO RENT BY
IJJJ O binary 1st -part of smith Blook.
22x85 Mot ; god door from Amerieau Hotel ;
latelyused as tailoring and gents' furnish-
It
gdoaetabliehmintmint t. For further particulars
apply to DN. Mc10ELVEY, Brussels.
130•UA, C17
!antiSE 000 talo.ND ComfortableARE dw0ell•
Mg; hard awl soft water under. eover ; np-
ale, plum and aberry trees, as, Possession
can be 0iven 00 owe, lac price, terms, deo,
call atliE PO4T,
HOUND PUP FOUND. --THE
undersigned has In hie 0,080000100 a
bound pup, nearly white is color, widen
came to Lim on or about November 11th.
The owner is requested to prove property
and pay for this uotiee. W. N. DUN r1AN
19.4 Brus0el0.
STRAYED ON THE PREM -
1.7 tone of the nndereignod. Lot 9, Cou. 7,
Gray, on nr about October 1000, nue Jersey
boifer,,oleo 050 red Leiter. Cwoaro Ore 0'0
quested 11 prove property, pay expenses
and take thorn away. W. N. rim, Brus-
sels P. O. 21-4
clTRAYED ON THE PR-
( PRIM -
P..., seas of the undersigned, bot 0, Con. 0
Groy, on or about Ootnber 20th, one regi
holler Spring oulf. Owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses aid take her
away. 0000E8 DULL, Breese a P.O. 190
5 HEAVY DRAUGHT COLTS
Pon °Ain. -Two of them aro rising 2
years and three rising 1 year old. Two (a
Ally and a gelding) are brad by Novel Park 1
a ally and gelding by 800tlaud's Hone, and
a fitly by Swear. Apply os. -;d Lot 30 coo.
9, $Harris, to ALFA, aloLA.Sfc:RL1N, Pro-
prietor, or Brussels P. 0, 17-01
K, 0. T. M.
Bruseele Tent of the Maccabees, No. 24
11010 their regular meetings in the Lodge
Boom, Beaker Blank, on the let and 3rd
Tuesday eveuiega of each month.
Visitors always welcome.
A, BO0E18, Com. A, 1noGUIBE,It, K.
1 TRAYED FROM THE PRE1M1-
►J rano of Otte enders good, Lot 28, 000.
11, Grey, au or about Nov. 4013, 8 bead of
yearling cattle, 8 of them are steers and 5
heifers. In the number is a biaok and white
steer, a brindle hatter and others are spot•
ted red and 0Li0D, Any information load-
ing to their recovery will be tltankfullyre-
ceived. B10H6111) COX, Oraubrook P.O.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-
The undersigned offers box 100 acre
farm, being Longe, Don. 7 they,. for sale or
to rent. Comfortable '-hus
Samna, bank bare,
orebard, wells, eke. Naim is only of a mile
from the etirrine village of Bohol. For fur-
ther particulars apply to LS. 80ot0, Brea.
Beels,traet, 0rToronto61148. K.
ATE HOLLAND, 7 Peter
•
37•Bm
FARM LABOURERS
AND DOMESTICS -
I have been appointed by the Dominion
Government to plane Immigranto te003 they -
TIM ted %Medom 10 positions as farm lab-
ourers or domestic servants in this vicinityy.
An person to uiriu Bah hes should with
fy mby letter fully the 'dud Of help
required, when wanted and wages offered.
The numbers arriving may nut be sunioleet
to supply all requests bot every effort will
be r.3ode to smith, ouch applicant with
hello required. P. 8. 81 001',
cauadlau Goyornmatt Employment Agent
32.1y Brussels P, C.
Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS:
ANY even numbered section of Dominion
Laude In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta excepting 8 and ea, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the solo head of a family, many male over
18 years of ago, to the oxteet of one-quarter
000100n of 100 cores more or lees
Entry may be made personally ab the
Iooal land 00100 for rho distrlot in whiob
the laud is situate.
The homesteader le required to perform
Otto ooedlitbouo 0000000080m therewith ruder
0000 of the following plena: -
(1) At•leaet six months' resitl0uo0 upon
and oultivatiohof the !unite onobyear for
three years, .
(2) 10 the father (or mother, if the father
is deceased) of the homesteader roIidoo
upon a farm in the vfoioity ot the land
entered for the requirements as 0o 5000.
donne may be satisfied by such persou're-
eldiug witu the labor or mother,
(3) If the battier hoe. hie permanent root.
donee upon farming land owned by hire
in the vicinity of his Bomeotead, the re-
quirements 0o to .000102 nee may be sable.
And by resident* upon the said land.
Bixmouths'notice he 'writing should he
given to the Oommfeelouer of Dom15100
Lands at Ottawa of lateubton to apply foe
patent,
W.W,c010Y,
Deputy of 111 a Minister of Interior.
N.8. Unauthorised pubBuablou al obits DA-
vorEleoment will not bo paid for,
ALLAN VII' LINE
Bohol Rates lfentote now in Fffoot
SAILINGS TO 'LIVERPOOL
Froin•ssot.Jahnv:30 Hallfax
Tuntaialo oat, N
Victorian . , ,..,Fri, Deo, 0 Sat. Deo, 7
ioulan `
Sat, Deo 14
SAILINGS TO . GLASGOW
Ooxhtthiao from Parelaod „ ,boo, 7th
Naral,dan from Booteeese Doc, 11Th
Grampian from Boston Deraelta .
For ooilitlge, bets and fail information
apply to
Wan. mantel
Apo t Allan Line, 'Brimsels,
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