HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-12-12, Page 4TWJRSDAX, DEQ. 12, 1907.
.Button mem that the Outerio Provinolal
Eleotiouemay be held next June. A
redistribution, of greater or leerier extent,
will be brought in at next melon, New
Ontario will be granted increased rep-
. reeeptetien at; will some Qf the cities,
The House will probably meet in the
latter part a January or early in Feb.'
ruary.
Jonruo by ;the prelimeuary oanter
einoe the Dominion Parliament opened
there will be some red bot times before
the eesnian oomea to an end. Huron
00, M. P. Pa. have been taking a baud iu
debate. Dr. Chisholm, the representa—
tive of East Heron WOE k'oking about the
French treaty and Ed. Lewis, M. P., tor
the West Riding, has been manufacturing
a new platform for Leader Borden. We
are sorry to notice that B. B. Gunn, of
Seaforth, M. P., for South Huron, has
been dangeronely ill at Ottawa with a
etomaob ailment but we hope he will
soon be convalescent. The Government
is in good lighting trim and the work will
be pushed along. Some think the eeesion
will last six months.
Felt the third time in succession the
student team from the Ontario Agri.
I
cultural College, Guelph, won' the tries,
play in the live stook judging contest
at the International Live Stook Expo—
sition in Chicago, The members of it
are : E. B. Archibald, Truro, N. S. ;
R. T. Arkell, Wellington L. A. Bowes,
Meatord ; D. A. Me/Kenzie, Bruce, and
R. H. Dobson, Myrtle. College repre—
eentativee from Indiana, South Dakota,
Kansas, Texas, Ohio, Iowa and Missouri
oompeted. The animals jadged were
horses, sheep, swine, oattle. All the
members of the team are fourth year
men at the college. The trophy ie val.
nod at $500. Guelph celebrated the vic—
tory.
BOE of the Toronto Colleges are mak-
in namethemselves bythe 1 a for 8
tom—
foolery and scrape among the etudenta.
Why it is neoeseary for a.youth entering
Ooliege to have to fight for hie lite and
possibly have his clothes torn from hie
body and by many bruiser be called
upon to remember painfully his introdua•
tion to "higher learning" is beyond oar
comprehension. If jnat such frolioa took
place in towns or villages the whole batch
would be asked to appear before a Magis-
trate. Fan is delightful end wboleeome
but snob exhibitions ae have been on the
program at Toronto this Fall cannot
properly be designated by snob a soft
name, a prize fight with 50 or 100 nom.
batanie on a aide would be nearer the
mark. A full atop should be pat to it
even if it necessitates the expulsion of
half the students.
How. A. G. Mealier's visit to Bra -Eisele
last Friday and hie praotioal addreeeee in
the afternoon and evening made him
many friends and eatabliehed the good
opiniooe formed of him both in and out
of Parliament. He is a good speaker,
calm, deliberate, well posted, logioal in
hie arguments and free from carping.
Hie experienoe ae a public and High
eahool teaoher, hie graduation from the
Univereity and hie suooeeeful profession.
al oareer as a lawyer eminently fit him
for the onerous datiea devolving upon
bim ae leader of the Opposition. He is
proving hie wisdom in visiting the var-
ious oonetitnenaiee and becoming am
(painted with the people and their needs,
Hon. Mr, MacKay wee looked upon by
the Roes Government as good enough
material for the Cabinet position of
Mioietet of Crown !Lands and although
the defeat of the Government annulled
his appointment, be displayed his ability
to handle the important poeition,
There is little doubt but Hon, Mr. Mae.
Kay will work hie way to the top of the
ladder:
THE Education Department hae under
oonaiderabion a revision of the system of
apportionment of grants bo the urban.
eoboole. This may not be ready for
the coming Boredo0, owing to complies—
Mons which are to be experienced in
determining an equitable method of
dealing with the separate wheels. At
prettiest the system provides for the
apportioning of the grants solely on the
'Weis of attendauoe. This hoe been
much complained against and is regard•
ed as, in some reepeote, unfair. The
plan adopted in relation to the rural
(wheels, that of consideration of teach.
ere' oertifioate, salary paid and egalp.
mint, has met with eome objection
from separate school eapportere, 11 ie
pointed ant, that many of the brothers
and sietere id these schools are now en—
gaged in the oouree of departmental
qualilioatfons, and that they fregaently
give their aervioee from philanthropic
and religions motives for a nominal
Gaiety. As a ooneeque0oe any appor.
tionroent of the grant based upon
oerbifioate find salary would militate
spinet the separate eohoola, The De
partdtent of Education, on ailment of
these eonditione, will probably fnveeti.
gate the whole situation with a view to
outlining some other gyetem of ap.
portioning the grants 10 eepatate eoboele,
CoNalpzaasig. goal newspaper epaoe is
being waeted over Tommy Berne who
now bottle the heavy weight peglietio
ohempionehip. He le a Canadian but
we are doubtful if his victory hae elevated
this Dominion la inorale or real worth.
The tonndatiooa of a I,Natiou have to be
laid upon a better state of things then it
prizefight it greatueee and etabilily fie to
be attained. No more depraved appetite
exists today than that ocoeeiooed by
euoh exhibitone and the wonder is that
they are permitted to exist in
tits 20th century.
OUR WESTERN PRAIRIES
These linea were taken from the
Provinoe, Iouiatail, Alberto, Oot. 17, 1907
end were oumpoeed by Mre, Atexauuer
Stewart, whu ie a daughter•in law to
Alex, and lire. Stewart, 10th con. Grey,
Have you Been our Weetern Prairies
-Where the breeze blows/ soft and sweet,
And the flowers bloom w,thont number
In the fields of grass and wheat ?
Where the landscape spreads before you
Iu au ever oheugiug eoeue ;
Hill,and valley and great grain field,
Witb'eke and river in between.
The sky is of purest azure
Where the clouds float lfe.ey and elute,
And the eau rldaa by in ependor
Aud sets in a orimeom gem—
Then the moon comes out from herhiding
With the stare iu her silver train
And ;hair light is so clear and brilliant
It seems like day again.
Where the robin singe in the Mabee
And the flrofllee gleam at night,
And thecowboy rides has broncho
ao y
As grand ae an olden knight.
The cattle graze on the bill aide
Where the buffalo used to roam ,
And the white mac title the valleys
Where the red mac made hie home,
The wild daoke feed on the mambas,
The fishes swarm in the etreume ;
And our country ie fairer and gruuder
lhat,ever woe dreamed fu dreams,
Huron County Council.
(Continued from last week).
The County 000 011 met on Wednes-
day morning as per. adjournment. The
report of Donald Patterson, County
Bridge Commieaioner was read and re—
tarred to the Road aud.Bridge Committee
The County Jaler'e report showed that
there were uiue prieouere in the oounty
jail, A unmb-r of teomeente were read
and referred to the lemma Committee:
Oo motion of ed. Y McLean and D.
Oautelon, the ram of 6625 was granted to
the Haron.Poaltry Aeeooiaeion.
On motion of Thos. llollivan and R.
B, Harris, the rum of 550 was granted to
the village of Blyth to aeelet 10 buudmg
a look up.
On motion of Robt. McLean and Robt.
Elliott, Maieolm Nieholeon wag appoint
ed a trustee of Goderiob Omiegiate Iu
etitote iu place of F. Jordan, deoeaetd.
The ()outsell adjourned at 11.40 to
meet at 1 80 p. m. when the members
were to visit the. Hospital and the new
High School building.
The County Bridge Commissioner in
hie report said be had examiutd all the
wooden bridges In the county that ware
over twenty feet in length and gave an
estimate of $65,850 that would be re•
quired to renew the wooden bridges were
built during 1894-5 and some of there
wonld yet be good some years, but the
above eom should cover the cost of re.
placing the wooden bridges with these
built of iron. New brtdgee had been
erected this year as follows :—Blnevale ;
one South of Wiogham ; Oampbeh's
bridge South of Belgrave ; King's bridge,
iu Aahfie'd ; St. Joseph, in Hay, Grand
Bend in Stephen ; Bauble on bopudary
between Heron and Middleeex twenties ;
Kirkton, boundary between Huron tea
Perth Oonntiee. Bridges will need to be
rebuilt next year ae followe :—Hatl'e
bridge, (iodericb Tp. ; Warren Creek,
one mile South of Hermit ; Joaephiue
street, North of Wingham ; and a bridge
on boundary between Grey and E'ma
Townships. The Commissioner had
issued orders to the 0m0dut of $18,428 95
since the last meeting of the Ouuuty
Ooanoil.
When the Stomach, Heart, or Kidney
oervee get weak, then these organs always
fail. Don't drag the etomaoh, nor slim.
elate the Heart or Kidneys. 'That ie
simply a makeebilt. Get a presoriptioo
known to druggists everywhere as Dr.
Shoop's Restorative. The restorative le
prepared expressly for the weak inside
nerves. Strengthen these nerves, build
them up with Dr. Shoop's Reetorative—
tabiete or liquid—and see how gniokly
help will Dome. Free sample test mut
'on request by Dr.Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Your health is sorely worth thle simple
tett. Sold by all dealers.
Distribution of Seed Grain and
Potatoes
By instrootion of the Hon. Minister of
Agriculture a dietribatloo le being made
this season ofsamples of superior sorts
of grain and potatoes to Oanadian farm
ere for file improvement of seed, The
etook for distribution hae been secured
mainly from the Experimental Faroe at
Indian Heed, Soak., and Brandon, Man.
The samples oouglet of oats, Spring
wheat, barley, Indian wen (for ensilage
only) and potatoes. The goentity of
oats sent le 4 iba,, and of wheat or barley
6 Dm, eoffloient in eaob ogee to sow one.
twentieth of an acre. The samples of
Indian earn and potatoes weigh 8 lbs,
eaoh, A quantity of each of the follow.
ingvarieties hae been towered for titled tribution
Oa1e,—Red Fife (beardleee) ; Preston,
Pringle'a Ohemplaie and Huron (early
bearded sorts) ; Percy and Stauluy (early
beardless v01164160
BAaraq.—Bix•rowed—Meneory, Odense
Manefieid and Glenda. Two rowed.—
Btandwell, Invino)bie, Canadian Thorpe
and Sidney.
Innfate GolaN •(for ensilage).—Early
aorta, Angel of. Midnight, Compton'e
Early and Longfellow ; later varieties,
Beleoted Learning, Early Maetotlon and
White Cap Yellow Dent.
Poizerem.—•Early varieties, Ear1v
White Pr1ze and Jloobeeter Rase, Medi
um'to late variative, Outman No, 1 and
Late Puritan. 'These Iatee varieties are
Ole
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WATCHES
E are SiloWilig a
large range of
Watches—newest designs
of different Manufacturers.
We shall be pleased
to lay away one for you.
until Christmas. Come
early and matte your sel-
ection.
High Gracie Watches
at the lowest prices.
H. L,
JACKSON,
JEWELER
ae a rule more productive than earlier
kinds.
Only one sample o0n be sent to each
Ileuoe if an individual receives
applicant,90 VBe
a sample of oats he oannot oleo receive
one- of wheat, barley, Indiau corn or
potatoes. Lista of names from one in.
dividoal, or apphsations for more than
our sample for one household, MOnnot be
entertained. The eamplee will be sent
tree of oherge through the mail.
App ioatio0e ehoold be addressed to
the Direolor of Experimental Farms
Ottawa, and may be sett in any time
before the lbth of February, after welch
the mile will be oloaed, so that the samples
naked for may be Bent out in good time
for a .wing. Appdoante should mention
the variety they prefer, with a second
sort as an alternative. Appiioetione will
be filled in the older in which they are
received, 00 long as the supply of seed
sante. Farmers are advised to apply
early to avoid poeaible dieeapoinlment.
Those epplying for Indian corn or pots
toes ehoold bear in mind that the corn
I distributed P
to not mildly drat hu ed until April,
,
and that potatoes oanoot be mailed from
bete until danger from from in transit is
over. No portage is required on mail
matter addressed to the Oeotral Ex
perimental Farm Ottawa. Wer. BAutlnnne,
Director of Experimental Farms,
WORSE THIN ONIONS
Bad Breath From IndigeSlion ('aunt
be Overcame With Perfumes.
All of no gaffer from bad breath—
eometimee our own, but oftener that of
our friende.
Nine tenths of tbie bad breath comes
from some stomach trouble and cannot
be overcome with breath perfumes or any
other palliative meaeares.
If you occasionally have a bad breath ;
if there is beartborn, flamenco and acid
gulpiuge of indigeeted food I if the stom—
ach burns or smarts ; if there is Bleep—
leseneee, nervousuese, headaches or any
other of the many symptome of indigos.
tion, use Mi-o•ua atomaoh tablets and
get well.
frli o 00 is not a mere digestive nor a
Outdo, bat a tonin remedy that etrength—
eue alta muscles of the etamsah and
bdwele so that the flow of gastric juices ie
increased, and 8be food is digested natur-
ally and dose not stay in the etomaob to
ferment and poison the breath with
uauaeoae odor&.
Alittle 60 oent box of 1111 0.80 stomach
tablets 'oats for a couple of weeks, and
will ward off a dozen mild ettaolta of
mdigeation. If you suffer with a obronio
oaee of stomach trouble, the nee of
Mt o na for a reasonable length of time
will give yon an absolute and complete
Mire.
If you want to enjoy your food and
never Buffer from indigestion, nee ilii o
na. It le the only remedy that le relied
upon ae a certainty to day, relieving the
worst troubles of indigestion and assim—
ilation, and making a complete owe.
Mi•o—na Is sold by draggiete every
where for 50 mints, and we positively
guarantee to refund your money should
you purchase a box and be dissatisfied
with 1080118, Write for free sample,
addressing Booth's Mi.o•na, Box 977,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Proved Aster Pifty leers
The teat of time has proved that Pot.
0am'8 Corn Extraotor 0nree gnioker,
with less discomfortsod more thoroughly
than 0uytbing alae. Ooutaine no acids,
is purely vegetable and absolutely gaaran•
teed. Ioeiet on "Patnam's" only—it's
the best.
Fo rdwleh.
The basement of the Methodist church
tecteived a fresh coat of paint Met week.
Mies M. Ayleeworth, hae been re•
engaged as teacher of Newbridge Publio
school for 1908. She ie now teaobiog
near Belgravia.
M00101901 politioe are very quiet. The
present Council will Beek re election sod
J. T. Winter le in the field again as a
candidate for Municipal bemire.
. After an illness of several week's dor
alion, Mrs. Alex Jobneton, paseed away
on Monday Nov, 25011, at the residence of
her con, Ab. Johnston, 8th con. Howiok,
aged 77 years. Deeeooed woe born on
Nov. 26th 1880 in County Cavan, Ire.
land, and was married to Rioh. Johoeton
in Ireland where they lived fon eevetal
years. -Mr. Johnetou emigrated to ()an
edit and nettled in Holland, where be
died, Mrs. Jtbneton name out later and
war' married co Alex. Johnston, Gth cote.
Howiok, who predeoeaeed her many
years ago. She was a kind sympathetic
woman, a good neighbor, and a member
of the Preebylerian obntob. To moatd'
her dsmiee there ere Mrs. Riohard John•
sloe, of Itaddieon, Saab„ and John,Iiolt.
and Samuel Johnston, of Neepawa,
Man„ of the firer family, and Alex.
Johnston, of Neepawa, Man„Abraham of
Howiok and Mra. Joon Diebel, of Hep.
worth of the emend family. Interment
took plane in the Presbyterian cemetery
Fordwiob, oervlae 0000 held in the Presby
Lariap ohureh. The funeral wee 'airy
largely attended by syulpatbizing (Heade.
The eervi008 were conducted by Rev. Q,
B. Dobson,
VV lar frlltllleo.
W. H. preen submitted an offer to Iia
Council in writing for the porohate of the
Electric Light • Paint, whtrlt the town
brought from him a few years ago,
Mr. Bishop Ilea di01100ed of hie bird•
were bueiuese to A. IS, 11111, of Oenniug•
ton, 61r. Bishop finds it neoeeeery to
remove to 0 warmer ellmnt0 ou aoeonut
of Mrs. Bishop's health.
E. .Hammer, f,.reman of the Bell
Furniture Fautory Southampton,' died
very suddenly. He bed attsuded a oou•
este aunt went home about ten o'olook
and wee deed before 12 The bursting of
a blood vessel wee the canto of the death,
Sunday. Deo. 15, the anniversary ser•
vloee of Wngham Melhodiet Oburoh will
be held. The preacher for the day will
be Rev. J. 0. Speer, D. D., President of
Toronto Conference. On the following
Monday evening Dr, Speer will give hie
popular lecture entitled "A night with
Iriehmeu:'
Wingham antlers have organized for
the Winter 0eato1l, as follows :—Hon,
Pres., T. Gregory ; Prraideut, A• M.
CrawfordVioe.Preeident, Wm.
Holmes ; Beoretary, B. Ooobrene ;
Treae., F. Paterson 1 H H. Obieholm,
of Toronto, and Dr. Macdonald are re
preeeutativee to the On arta Aeeoohation ;
Executive, B. Cochrane, A. M. Qraw.
ford, W. Homes ; Honorary members,
Jas. Duffield, W, Taylor. A. Mitchel', J.
Hanna, F. Paterson. Satisfactory ar—
raugemente hove been made for the use
of the rink.
When That hold Conies
How (s at to be oared? Tuts method is
I. tab the oheet an
simplicity itself. 1 e d
throat well with Netviline, use it se a
gargle and take some to bot water before
retiring along with one of, Dr. Hamiltou'e
Pills. Next morning finde you refreshed
free from cold and es bright se a dollar
These household remedies are wonder.
fully suoceselal, and oerteinly won't fail
iu year ease. For sale at all dealers,
taaetsalmrth.
W. A. Crich hna muved bis family lute
hie haudeome naw reeldenoe ou North
Main street.
John MoOlymoot, near Seaforth, hae
been token au trial on the police force
at Stratford, to euooeed POI10e Oonetable
Soot, who goes On the Greed Trunk,
Mise Steele, who has been 'teacher of
Modern Langnugee and History in the
Seaforth Col,egiate Institute for the
peat year or more, has tendered her re
stennt ' to take effect at he close of
tion,
the year. She geed to Chatham.
Joseph Keating had a narrow recipe
from serious injury a few days ego.
He was arrangi01I to plane a plate glaet
froot in the front of. Orioh'e oouteotion•
cry store, and while jacking up the
sill to take oat one of the old iron pillars
and wbeu bending over working the
jack screw, the pilar broke in the centre
and the top, weighing gdveral hundred
pounds, fell to the ground, grazing the
aide of Mr, Keating's head. Had it
fallenhalf an inch nearer to him it would
have hit him fair on the head and would
almost certainly have killed him,
inessaamermisemonsiesenuremessismerumums
Throat
CQUqhS
Ask your doctor about these
throat coughs. He will tell
you how deceptive they are.
A tickling in the throat often
means serious trouble ahead.
Better explain your case care=
fully to your doctor, and ask
him about your'taking Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
we publish our formulas
We banish .loobot
it' from our medicines
Woo urao you to
consult your
doctor
ers
Who makes the best liver pills? The
J. C. Ayer Company, of Lowell, Mass.
They have been making Ayer's Pills for
over sixty years. If you have the slight-
est doubt about using these pills, ask
your doctor. Do as he says, always.
.--Mede by the1. O. Ayer no.. LoW e11.1W mr—
David Farqueharaon has been laid up
with a severe attaok of sciatica but is
now improving.
Rev. Egerton Ryereon 'Young, the
great missionary author, oanoeiet and
dog traveller, hes been secured for the
missionary anniversary in the Metho,
diet church, on.80yday, December 150h,
preaohing
morning and evening. ag• He
will also address a meeting on the Mon—
day evening following, on hie travels
and work in the low land of the cold
North.
At the regular meeting of Britannia
Lodge, No. 170, A. F. & A. M„ held in
the-Naooni° hall on Monday evening
of last week, the following offioere were
duly elected for the year: Worship.
fol Master, D J. M00sllnm ; I. P. M.,
F. J Bnrrowe ; N. W., G. L. Chesney ;
.1. W., T A. Hatcher ; Ohnplsfn, Rev.
J. Berry ; Trane., W. D, Bright ; Seo -
rotary, L. 0. Jaokeon I Dirootor of
Oevemuniee, J Dodde ; Senior Steward,
A Oaee ; Junior Steward, 11. Hunter ;
I G., W. D MoLeao ; Tyler, R. Boile—
au) ; Examining Board—Rt, Wor, Bro.
J H Roid, V. Wor, Bro. W. Ballantyne
end Wur. Bro. F. J. Burrows.
A Case en west Arichat
Mrs. A. P,ga er sn
oit a well known
wn
F
Cape Bretoner has cured asthma by
"Cetarrhozone.” Her statement is
convincing : "Although I was troubled
for years 11 was only recently I tried
Oatarrhozone. When an attack started
I eo1 oat my inhaler and invariably got
quiok relief, Feeling eabisfied Catarrh.
ozone would cure, I continued the treat—
ment till one bottle was finished I
didn't use more because I was cured and
the asthma hae never returned "
Catarrhozone ie sears death to asthma
and brouobitie. Try it and be 000vinoed.
Two sizes 25o and 51.00 at all dealers.
BLANKET YO 13 HORSES
AND SAVE FEED
'a,'Urhrtt'L"Unldb0li 29, A t'1, .
We are selling them at Following Low Prices :
— Shaped end strapped unlined jutes at
$1.00 per pair.
—Heavy twilled jute, strapped and
shaped, $1.20 per pair,
—Dutoh Kersey, heavy, with suroingles
attached, 51.50 each.
—Extra Heavy Dutch Kersey, enr0ia-
glee attached, 51.76 each.
— Heavy line jntes, strapped and shap-
ed, $1.85 each.
—Goat Robes, lined and brimmed, good
article, $0.25.
—Galt Saekatohewan Robes, medium
olze, 58.75.
LY. F N �,� SLY A good stook of Light and Heavy Harness at the best
it 11 1\ I t t,�i prices possible, ooueidering high pries of material,
One set strong Second-hand Team Harness at bargain price ; Set Second-hand
' Single Harness, $3.50, and another Set at $8.00.
Trunks and Satchels, large stock and good assortment.
f Sole agents in Brussels for Columbian Stook and Poultry Food. Every package
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded.
��..� Richards
NATIONAL
Rolle N+ Flour
ur
ills
Every good. house -wife knows how necessary
it is to have good N'lol'ar to make her Bread
and Pastry palatable .
ite Loaf Flour
posse&les all the qualities that go to make
a nice, white, spongy loaf. Once you have
used this bland you will want none other.
CHOPPING 5 CENT'S` PEF? BAG
kinds of Feed kept constantly on hand.
wm. —a. a P RY N E
BRUSSELS
r
Best
Situations
'V, Grand Trunk i y..System
are avaliable with renewal of Indue.
trial activities in early 8PRING. If
you desire nue you must enter NOW.
Short, sharp, snappy titaness for
those whose time or money le Emit.
ed, and the broadoet and 14001 0101•
preheuetve ourrioutum for thou., who
would attain more titan ordinary
0000080.
MAIL COURSES in commercial,
Stenography, Telegraphy, Olvil Her.
vice,l Matriculation; Peamanehlp,e to.
Write for particulars.
Wingham
Business College
g
GEo. SPOTTQN, Principal
MINIM
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IlLE=
Good heavy Tile of all sizes' can
be had at the Henfryn Brick and
Tileyarde'at the following prices:
2,} iooh....$ 9 00 per. thousand
9 .... 11 00 "
4 18.00 u
5 ... 22 00 " "
0 .... 80 00 ' "
7' . 4000
8 " .... 60 00 "
10 " .... 80 00 "
BRICK
Anyone building will find it to their ad-
vantage to see the Henfryn Brick. This
50 the beet standing red brick in the coun-
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
MoIKAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for.
I also handle the Nordbeim-
er'Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
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BR/USSE2.,S
The Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will
be held for the season as follows :
THURSDAY,
IA
If
DEO. 5th, 1907
JAN. 2nd, 1908
FEB. 6th, 1908
MAR. 5th, 1908
APRIL 2n5,1908
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present.
Xmasand.
XMAS GIFTS
f iiHE popular idea of the'day is to send
1 your Photograph to your frioude
for Xmas. We are all pleased to receive
a nice Photo, of our friends at any tame
and more especially et thio season of the 1
year, We have some nine assortments of
Photo. mounts suitable and most artistic.
Don't fail to call at my studio and look
over my samples. I will give you an ex-
tra finish in the most up-to-date style,
Poet Card 'and Sunbeam Photos. until
after Xmas season, 100 each. Other
sizes in proporti"n,
Pioture Frames made on ehorteet
notice. Prima reasonable,
Always welcome at our Studio,
H.Fi. BREWER
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt
Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require,
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brui3sels.
CHRISTMAS
ANDrr,
'NEW YEARS
Between all',haloes In Canada, moo to Da.
trolt, Port Daumla1iohJ. Jluifalo, Black
Rook. Niagara. Valle aud Suspension Bridge,
N. Y,
At Single Fare '5
.,and ging Doo, 24thaud 20tIl,1007
Returnlug until D.
2611,,1207
Also gang Dec.31et,1007, and 300,101,18'18,
retereolO uutll Jau.2od,1208.
At Fare and One-third
rood golug Doe. 23et to Deo. 2011,0207
Rotur0big uut'1 Jan, 0111 ,1008
Also good going Deo, 08th, 1207, to Jan, 1st,
1008, l•aturulug uutit Jan. 8,11,1008..
For further ieformatlou and tickets ap-
ply t0 JONH3 O'NEIL,
;Agollt, Bruseole.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
l.(1ARM FOR 'SALE, BEING
Lot10, Oou. 10, Greyy aontatolng 100
cores. APply to WM. W0008, Urunbrook
P. C. 21-01 •
TWO DURHAM BULL OALVES
1 nod a Y,rhahiro hog for sale, Lot 80,
000, 0, Morris, or Rrtie0010 P, 0. JAMES
SPED/. 10.11
I:41OR SALE OR TO RENT.—A
comfortable house on Princess street
with arable and all o0.iv0uia0000. For fur-
ther iartioular0. imply to WM. H6N007
t vby
G. T. R.A e t tu'ham .t '
gu,W [, 21t
H OUSE AND + ACRE LOT
for cute—Albert Small, table, table
home fu goad repair. 001011 arable, good
well. cistern, deo. Pooveeeiun any time. For
further ip artioulara ¢pply"an--rite.-praml015
to S. 014AWFORD, Brussels, 98.00
BRICII STORE TO RENT BY
February let—part of Smith lllook.
22081 feet 12nd door from American Hotel ;
lately used as tailoring and gents' furnish -
lig establishment, For furtherparticulars
apply to DR. OIoIIELV0Y, Bruseole.
STRAXED ON THE PREM—
tene of the Undersigned. Lot 6, Con. 7,
Grey, on or about October 18th, one Jersey
heifer, also cue red heifer, Owners are re•
quested to prove property, pay expenses
and take them away. W. H. COLE, Bras -
sale P.O. 21.4
L TRAYED ON THE PREM—
kJ me of the undersigned, Lot 6, Oou, 0,
Gro about O
Y, on or ut otneet• 20th,• cue rad
pro et Spring calf. Owner is requested to
r
prove property, pay expenses and take 11or
away. MOSES. DOLL, Brussels P.O. 1911
5 HEAVY DRAUGHT COLTS
Fon 6ALn.—TWO of them are rlBiug 2
years and three rising 1 year old. Two (a
filly and a gelding) are bred by Royal Park;
a atly and gelding by Scotland's Hone, and
a alit' by Bursar. Apply nu <) Lot 90 Oon.
9, Morris, to ALEX. bloLAUUHL1N, Pro-
prietor, or Brussels P. 0. 17-tt
K. Q. T. M.
Brussels Tent of the Maaoabees. 1/0. 24
hold their regular meetings in the Lodge
Room, Hacker Block, on thelet uud 3rd
Tuesday evenings of euoh month.
Victual always Welcome.
A. SOMMERS, Com. A. MOGUIRE, R. 11,
C1 TRAYED FR012 THE PREM.
(? one of the tinders goad, Lot 28, Con.
11, Grey, on or about Nov. 9th, 8 head of
yearling cattle, 8 ofthaca are stoere and 6
heifers. Iu the number ie a black and white
steer, a brindle hailer and others aro spot.
nod red and white, Any information load-
ing to their recovery will be thankfully re-
eoivod. RICHA100 008, Oranbrook P.O..
FARO'] LABOURERS
1� AND DOMESTICS—
I nave been appointed by the Dominion'
government to quer Immigrants from the
United Kingdom ih position,' as farm lab.
omen or domeetio servants fu this y'elnity.
Any person requiring such help should not.
fy me by letter 010tiug fully the kiwi of help
required, when wanted and wages offered.
The uumbere arriving may not be sumoieut
to supply ell requests but every effort will
be made to provide euoh applicant with
help required. F. 13, 8rOPT,
Caaadiau GC0orume,,i I4mploymeut Agent
32.1y Brueaolo P.O.
�3:i� liar.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS'
ANY even numbered section or Dominion
Lewitt in Manitoba, Saekatohewa0 and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 20, not 18860001,
may be homesteaded by any Doreen who is
lho Bole head eta fatuity, or any male over
18 years of rule, : to the extent of one-quarter
rooter, of 100 soros more or lees
Entry may he made personally at the
local laud .,Mae for the district in within
the laud is situate,
Tho homesteader Is required to perform
the oouditions 8800800mA therewith under
one of the following plea,:.
(1) At least rix moutbe' residence neon
and alllblvation of the laud in euoh year for
three years,
(2) If the father (tor mother, 11 the father
is deceased) of the homesteader resides
upon a farm in. the vieluity of the laud
entered fur the requirements as to rest.
deuce may he eatiaded by euoh person re-
siding with, the father or mother.
(8) It the Battler has his permanent resi-
dence upon farming laud owned by Wm
in the vloiuity of his ltameetead, the re-
quirumouts ae to residence maybe satia-
ted by reoideuoe up0u the said land.
Sixmouthe' notice in writing should be
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lauds at Ottawa of intention to apply for to apply for
patent,
W, W. 00122.
Deputy of theMinletor of Interior.
N. 0, Unauthorized publioatlon of thls ad-
vertisement will not be 10014 tor.
aiiui'N Bikcilitr4 LINE
Rodaood Ratos IA!." now in :foot
SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL
VfOtorian Jobu Halifax
Itri, ,T1°46"
6 800; Deo, 1
Iotiull But, Deo, 14 �-
Uoroleau .,,.......,„,,,,Pei, Doo, 20 gat; Deo. 21
SAILINGS TO GLASGOW
Corinthian from Portland Doo, 7th
Demi, inn iron neaten Doe, Id til
Grampian into Boston Deo, 21111
For sedllu5e, lists and foil information
apply t0 ,
`ly. IL littttlt,
Agent Allan Line, llrn000ie,
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