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aeveeospuepormt mo„t'e ipnated y$, 480S4lDo;,
During the year $760 lute been received
for fu41tr8 maiu4ouenoe of paying pt6..
Unite fu addltiou to the amount Dated
above.
The Physician of the Finn of Refuge
reported ;-The ueW addition fulfils all
Tan - the requfeites for the. comfort of the
1:art PONT and the follewing, named pap- females, Although there may be a great
am will be taut from now mftll Dao.
or unmber of deaths thle yeti, quite a
number came in a dying aundilion, and
only iivod a few days, Tbe number of
WEEKLIES deaths was 16. Three were 86 years of
Poet and Torouto Globe '., $i 35 age, Tho youngest 17 yearn, 8138
„ fdnil aud Empire 1 8.6 age age 78 yens,
,‘ London Adver4iaer 1 60 'Revell by Qualls; Shearer aud
Londun Free Prose i. 80 stook that Limo Council, through
44 '' Family Herald & Star..._ 1 80 repreeeutxtivee, momorielize the L
• Moutroal Wituaee ,,,,,, 1 80 la)nre to amend the aeeeaeme44 Au
• 'Weekly Sun 1 80 that io toweshipo three oumpeteot
• Farmers' Advocate 2 85
Tilt POST has made ar414 04)etite to olub
with all of the leading Woeklieo and,
Dailies and ether Journals of
every doeoriptiou.
1, 1908, for the pride of one
year's eubooription, viz. t
aver,
Hain -
our
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toted
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outside of the municipality, be app
DDAILIESto vaipe all its reof property.
Pon and Toronto Star in rural parte of the municipality
$2 86 vnine be put ou the land and in u
Toronto News 2 8o parte and urban oeuufmpnhtrea
Pon ou
' Toronto Globe 4 60 'laud aud buildings. Poto urban p
" . 44 Toronto Mail -Empire 4 60 a deoleralion be made to the Ulerk u
' Toronto World 8 00 ooet of all buildmge erected between t
" London Advertiser 2 85 of va+natiou, and by him property a
ed on the roll, Tb81 the Oterk be uo
of all eh10ge6 caned by the buyiu
selling of property aud the reg0
entries. made on roll, That 4118
valuation be the baoie on which
00001y rate is streak, and that the
Undone remain fora period of five ye.
and if this proves 0atiefn06ory, it be
when PrenIame are given with any
of the above named publioationa you se-
cure them through the club with TEA
POST.
Call at the effioe or remit the amount
by P. 0. Order, Express Order or Reg, -
Wei ed
egiWteied letter, addressing
THE POST,
Brussels,
On.
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tended to ten years (+881 to spec1al o
nettles and approved.)
A motion wee presented requiring
owing 8u the number of inmates in
Huron County Council. House of Refuge, hereafter, no per
being 60valtd8 or insane be admitted
paying patieuts GB the House was
befit for that purpose. No aotiou
tan On this motion.
Council aeeewbted at 2 u'wook to, visit Means. Lamont and Caution mo
Wlogham Hospital aud the High School, that the Comity Engineer heed ,
The members expressed themselves very report to the Olerk forthwith of all
highly paned with these efficient and bridges 61104 have been taken off
welt.egoipped institutions. • county and put on the townships,
1'. Metcalf, of Blyth, reported con- that the Olerk notify the Oinks of
earning the H0ron County fruit exhibit mauiapalitiee of these bridges and 613
at Toronto, The Oou❑oil re08tv841 the looatiou,-carried.
report with pleasure aud expressed gram. Gogooil adjourned to meet at 9,8
'Manion at the 8p.eudtd exhibit. The m, Friday.
thanks of the Ooauait was exteuded to
Mesare. Metcalf aud Len for the interest
they bad taken in the exhibit on behalf
of the County.
A motion that the Comity bear the
net ($484 60) of a ouOOrete urate built on
the bouugsry of Hmlet4 and Goderioh
ToWnehfpe, wait referred to tee Road
and Bridge Committee.
Toe Road and Bridge 0om40)4tee
reported
as £ollowa :-(1)
P Wa reoommeod
that the report of our engineer be re.
oeived and printed iu the minutes. (2)
Regarding Bayfield bridge, we recom-
mend, ou amount of the wings settling
on South abutment, that a row of good
sound, woods❑ poen be driven around
the outside of the abutment, as deep as
possible, 'aud ae the 0on1raot 1or the
superstructure has been let to Hill &
Co. to 0e erected this Wiuter, that our
Engineer tet the 000)re01 'for piling e.e
soon es p00841118, so that the euperetruce
tore oau beerected before Spring ; oleo
that a row of plea be•driveu around the
centre( abutment, and the approaches
be fixed as soon as possible in the Spring,.
(3) Regarding tb8 antra of Hemphill, of
Wroxeter, that ou. Eu)44088r and Mr.
Fraser have hod an offer of settie40801
from Mr. Hempen), we adviee that they
offset a settlement providtug Mr. Hemp.
hill eign an -agreement and have 1t re -
glittered againnt the property, that the
county wits not be held reeponalble for
(lemmas hereafter. (4) No 0atiou to
be taken re bridge between Lambtuu
and Heron and Middlesex. (5) Regard-
ing bridges to be built next Rea.
sou, Via :-Hall's -bridge, Goderiob Tp ; ponooil resumed et 1.45. Edaoatiori
Warren Oreek bridge ; the one North of Committee reported 1n favor of appoint
Wingham ; one a4 Iolmeavilie and one mend of 11. Nioholeo0 148 Trustee of
on boundary between Huron aud Perth. Goderioh Collegiate Institute, also t1ar.
We reoommood that our Engineer salt the Orediton Public School be giveu a
for tenders for theme brines, to be °pri m grant for Cou6muatiou Claes work, when
ed at January meeting, 1908. Also, that the Inspector certifies to rue work done.
cheque of Mr. Sproul bald by county be The report netted.
returned to him. (This last clause was ' It was deolded to ask the Clerk to pre.
left e0bjeot to adv)08 of .county 80110i pare a Bylaw to be 000aidered at the
tor). (6) Regarding motion re Ropoo❑'o January :Haddon, authorizing the issue of
bridge, no actio❑ be taken. (7) Thnt deb8040ree for 920,000 for 20 years et 4%,
the bridge between Huron and Perth, to be used in pecmaueot bridge 86r00404o.
we advise that our Engi0884 await the -Carried.
decision of Perth. 00nuty. - A deputation wait appointed to examine
Holmeeville bridge, to see if it is poseible
t0 880018 a better bite near by where a
shorter suntan could be minutemen's.
ty built,
It was moved by Messrs. Baillie (W.
Wawa00eb) and Taylor (.Morrie) -Teat
we the members of the 110400 Council
extend oar e18oere thanks to the 84160808
of Wingham for ibe Modena told right
royal welcome shown to tie during our
stay lets,-Ourrted.
The Council adjourned,
(Oontiunod from last week,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
•
FRIDAY 1108NING.
After routine, the question of the re.
turn of marker uhequed to Messrs. Sproat
and Barber was taken tip, and occupied
must of the foreuoou. These obequee
were depuetted me securities ou 00n1reot8
taken fur work not competed. While
(118 Connell wiebed to adhere to its rates
in this respect, it wee felt that it would
not be tight nor wise in these oases
t0
re1"in the deposits, bouoe the motion
passed for their return to the co&1reotor8
named.
Tbe Finance Committee reported 1.-
(1) Id favor of payment of a u0m.,er of
1400•..0018 amounting to $1,875.84. (2)
Thai 950 be give. to anti cameo) Iu•
specter for peones. (8) Referring to
a000uu60 for jail guppies to 0001)011.
(4) Reaommendmg that •others be left
over ti)t January meeting. The repos
was adopted, after might amendment in.
one ansa.
A motion was presented, that the
Warden, Treasurer, and parliamentary
representatives be a deputation to wait
on the Ontario Goverumeet, to arrange if
possible that Horoo may partimpa5e iu
bgood roads appropriation fur permanent
ridges lir in some other Way, to report
at January section,
A motion wee iutroduoed, asking that
all bridges of 20 feet epee, that have
been regarded as County bridges, but
have been 01ortene46 by the County, be
regarded still tie Oo0Oty bndgee. Motion
lost.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
TRolte AY 1IORNINO.
After routine, Uoonotl resumed bee).
nese. Tho report of the Road aud
.Bridge 00404016te was taken up, and
Ooonpied most of the forenoon. After
000sider14bie dieoueeioo the report • was
adopted, after amendment of mane 5.
1111M0DAY AFTERNOON.
The Special Committee reported ;-
1 Tht
a no union h t
() a !ken with refer.
eine to the communication from County
Oouuoil of Oxford, regar0iug sanitarium.
(2) Regardiug petition from Coquty of
H141(0,1, re good ro8d0 grout, we reoom.
mend that the Warden end Clerk sign
and forward the borne.
The Executive Committee reported as
`•� " `M follows :-(1) Re • 018.440 of Mr. Boeeu•
berry al Bruoetleld, for to0s of a horse,
that the matter be left in the bends of
Coons. Lamont aud Geiger, and if tbey
euaoeed to making setiefaotory -settle.
40ent, they are MMatr0i18d to draw on the
Uo, Tread, ler the amount, (2) That
in future all o,ntraots foe county roads'
and bridgoe a mune be inserted provid•
hag that 1118 00006r00tor be toeponetble
for au aocide0ts that may non Prom
aareleee or improper protection, or by ob•
etroatiag truffle on any 000uty road!,
This to be a notice to all parties de•
littering materiel t0 take necessary pre.
captious eo that no danger rimy follow
to the public. (8) We 488omm800 the
grant to the Herm] Poultry Association
of $25.
The House of Ranee Committee re-
ported at o0neiderablo length. The sub-
stance of the Inepeot0r'e report to Nov.
8006, ie ae follows :-Inmates 14dmttted
eine °petting, 844 ; inmates ori 184 De.
comber, 1006, 921 admitted for Ant
time, 17; roped witted after absence, 1;
deaths during the year, 16 ; abaeoud8d
during the year, 0 ; discharged during
tits year, 18 inmates ou let 1 aoember,
1907, 80 ; amen of main, 511 number
of 48mul
es
, 29. Admitted during yin
year from neural mOnioipallties, ae
follows :-From Goderioh toernebip 2,
00deei011 bow04.4, one snob from Morrie,
Colborne, Meseta,' Bay, Weer Wawee.
ugh, Tuokersmibi, Stanley, Ulinten,
S014fut41, Enter, Blytb,lineal),
Total expend 145148 on honed and farm,
$6,588 01; value of provieione and feet
en need, Dee. 1,100'i. 92204 90 ;,german
8nt Imp 0verneute„$487 48 l prednoe sod,,
100.7; $481,88; promotes, pt0d000, •new
clothing and ttt0) on hand, $.944,00 ;
Danger Lt Corn Salves
They u00141ty notate Beide and horn
the flesh The one safe cure in bound
form Of Potna40'11 Paimede Chau Ex
tractor, wbiob le purely vegetable, 000880
no pain and oared in one day, Don't
forget the name "Putnam'e”
NIAGARA ELECTRIC POWER
AND ONTARIO.
To the Editor of Tim Foam :
A good deal ie fn the papers now
about Public Owuerehip of Public Um(
hies and 4ho0g111 is busy with that sob
jest, but it i8 astonishing to find how
little is said about the new and bizaree
idea that it can be right to appy the
general revenues of a proviooe to oon
street and maintain a line for the tease
mission of 818111rio energy from Niagara
Falls for the ex01081es benefit of a few
084804ed municipalities that ocu84itn48
the province.
Public ownerebip has of donne, been
80o0eoafolly applied to both national and
mumoip141 undeat8kinge, but it hoe a6
wale been a cardinal principle that the
public which pays for OW138 and menages
the undertaking must be the Setae public
that uses the unruly turnieled,
This prinotple ie Ito eimpie and so ob•
vioesly 0041801 that examine of ar.
gnmeote about it would be out of glace
were it not for the foot that we at pregent
see pdbiio ownorobip scheme proposed
in thin proviooe 44itio01 any nob guid-
ing prinOiple at all,
Tat me 11108441450, 01 national owner.,
ehip the petal Benton! of Great Britain
a0d Oenada end the 131i4i811 telegraph
448rvi08 are good exempie0. 'Thane are
tttilttive provided for every 80bj006 of the ..
nation widths name to a whboe properly 'F
pa
MX
CENTRAL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Of Toronto, bee started Smoueande
of young men and women ou the
gamy nay to i0depe0deuo. and 8130.
Ode. Let tin gore you the right
start, Write for Catalogue cud.
plan to spend the next pix months'
with ee. Enter any time, Address
W. H. SHAW, Prlrloipal
Yonge & Gerrard els., Tonne
0' mautoipel owuerehip, weterw0rke,
lighting planta aud fire flitting e06ablieh•
mento are good illustrations. These
utilities are fur the nee of every member
of ea011 oorporatto0 or municipality that
provides them, and the people ae.0 whole,
therefore, properly pay for their previa.
ion.
But in this power transmission plan,
by wbioh the people et the proviooe at
large are to be ceded upon to 000861001
aud maintain a liue for transmission of
bydro-eleotrlo power to a 'few eeleoted
0040400016ir
e, the cardinal priooiple of
au such eutelp leas 18 801111668134 violated,
None of abode guarantees of earn), which
,boulu always be present when soon a
redioal, e0000mioal move ie made are
provided, and a ship without steering
is beteg numbed upon the waters of
Provauoial-life which is likely to bailouts
a vary daugerooe 000004040 dereliot.ae the
time goes ou.
It is to be remembered too that the
carriage or trauemiseioo of a thine from
648 producer to the die6aot oode0mer is
e0 far as the mummer is 00008r0Bd, just
as im1.ortaut ae the production of the
num Itself. It ie nothing to the ooneam
er, who i0 the reel benelioiary whether
the power or other product that has been
made cheap to nim to So made cheap by
the goverumeu1 `producing it or trans
40141108 It or by paying someone else to
do one or the other or both. The oon-
8omer gate the ultimate .benefit by his
governme01.
By considering thio we see the vioione-.
unee of tie 00/arm power policy, wbioh
1m008ts to no more and uo tees than
bestowing beueflts on the people of certain
parte of the p rovivae at the mak oat of site
people of the province at large. To pro-
vide and maintain a power supply. for the
whole of the province and for the general
benefit of all the people thereof and at
their or general oust might be right, but
for the whole province to provide a
supply of power to few selected and
a ready moat highly favored parte of the
pr0viuo0 eau bsrdiy be right under the
oiroam81auo80 that axial.
It has been said by some that the
budding aud matutenonoe of piths Niagara
power tranemldelo0 line will 1301 be a
charge on general reveuaq because it will
be self-euataining and therefore be a
thetas ou no one. Whether this is tr004
or not no one can tell. But if it 81ould
be true we do not see that justification
could be got out of the truth. It would
be as Wiee to say that the province should
go into mauuf0otoring axes cheaply for
the 8x0)1084 a benefit of lumbermen be-
cause some set of 80016118510 theories be-
lieve that the government could make
thrm and sell them without any obarge
agal081 provi0oial revenues.
Manufacture nod trade ie best left to
private enterprise and mash be. eo left
when it bffe016 oertai0 communities. It
t8 better to be sane and model :dor public
polio}, as we do. our private conduct on
well known and well establiebed Ifnee.
R. T. REYNOLDS,
Ottawa, Deo, 8, 1907.
WOItSE.TfAN ONIONS
Bad Breath From Indigestion Cannot
be Uvereume-111 W Perfumes.
All of es coffer from bad breatb-
80me1)03ee our owu, but oftener that of
our friends.
Nine tenths of this bad breath mimes
from some stomach trouble and 8140not
be overcome 448th breath pert0mee or any
other palliative measures,
If you occasionally have a bad breath ;'
If there is heartbaru, flatueooe and acid
galptuge lit mdigestedfood 5 it the etom-
arh burns or 8marte ; if there ie eleop-
tesOnesB, nervonenee0, beadaohee or any.
other of the many symptoms of iodine.
tion, nee Mi•oma etomaeb tablets and
get well.
Mi o ha is not a mere digestive nor a
physio, but a Maio remedy that etrengtb-
8ne the 40080)08 of the etomeoh and
buwele so that the flow of panto juices ,s
- u0reaned, and the loud is 04ge0580 miter.
ally and does not stay In the 06oma0h 10
fermata and pol8on the breath with
14610080)10 ()dere,
A little 50 omit box of Mi o•na stomaalt.
%ablate taste for a couple: of weeks, and
will ward off a dozen mild 144100118 of
iudigeetion. If you suffer with a obro0io
one of stomach trouble, the use of
Mlro.u14 for a res8ouable length of time
will give you an absolute and complete
0arm,
If y00 want to enjoy your food and
never stiffer from indlgeebion, nee M) o'
na. It to the only remedy that is relied
upon ae a 08rteinty today, relieving the
worst troubles of indigee6ioo and assim-
ilation, and making a complete Dura.
Mi•0-na is sold by druggieto every.
where for 504 aeon, and we positively
gn14414utee to refund your money 8110gld
you p0robeee a box and 'be, dissatisfied
with restyle. Write for free Dimple,
addressing Booth's adi.0.na, Box 977,
B14ffa10, N. 2,.
East Huron M. P. At Ottawa.
Dr. Chisholm, of Fast Heron, fraakly
stated etthe safest that as a medical
man it woad be impossible for nim to
say that be was net iu favor of meat in.
opeotiou, He then devoted 'tome time to
the French treaty, saying that it had
been made by member! of the
Oanadien Government, which meet bear
the reoponoibility for its bad points, in-
stead of, a0 in the past, being able to
biome the Old Country diplomate for
them, Looping it over, he totted it to be
ver av
f crani
nab the ha ma, f
t u aatnrere of
on parti80larly, and those ib the
Inane Mm18ter'B own Province, Nova
y far their pnovleion, I Scotia, would have the additional advan-
tage of direct neon trenepo$tatioo. But
90 far 80 the farmers were pinioned, the.
French chitin remained prohibitive 011
cet4le, boron, meat, gram, etc. He
ori4ioized the Government for not having
mule the Importationef abeinthu, which
wan the ruin of Fumes, impossible,
Growing Rid llefore Fong Tlnw
Broken iu eplrit, weak in body, nervone
and di800urag80. Something ie wrung,
and 8(406 day 0848 you failing away
Just one thing to do -build up. To cid
11118 008 Ferroaone, Wnat a tonic it is 1
Appetite, why it mane yon eat tremend•
only. Digest, indeed you will, Rich
red blood will carry nouriehmont to
every corner of the body, tired organa
take ou new lite, Dolor, spirit and -am
baton are restored. Perfect manhood
and abounding health is the 0nfaillo0
product of Ferrozone-try it, 50o per box
everywhere,
13elgra',,'e.
David Sproat took in the Winter F
at Guelph last week.
Mr. Downie, of near Beaton, visi
his uncle, J. A. Brandon,
Mrs. Perrin, of:Turuborry, is !pend
a few days with her sister, Mise 13
8004)11, of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mie. Pr1Ogle attended
funeral of the former's brother -in la
Mr. Robertson, of Loodeaboro'.
11. J. Clegg hue been quite ill and
able to leave bie bed bdt we truer
will soon recover his anal health,
The three St mday Saboole of B
grave are making great preparatio
for their Christmas enterta1nme010,
Wm. Proctor is learning telegrs
operating and general station age
busmen a6 the G. T. R. station here
Mr. Bntledge and the Misses 110
ledge, of Brooefield, and Mr. Du140xg
of McKillop, were 1130 guests of D. a
Mrs. Sproat,
Mrs. Brandon, from near Saekotoo
Sauk., bee returned to spend a oo0
of menthe this Winter with her moth
Mrs. Jno, OwenB.
Mies Clark, school teacher, of tie
Hamilton, hoe ret0rned home to h
parents id thio village. She will Lok
charge of a Bohn! i0 East Wswanos
abort New Year.
PETER PuRTeapisrm DI0D,-Another
the old, and nue of the beet known res.
dente of this vicinity passed to the wort
mann on Thursday, Deo. 5114, in t
person of Peter Porterfield, the wel
known former olerk of East Watvonoeh
and Postmaster at Marniah. M:
Porterfield 4400 e native of Banffshire
Scott u
a d, and came Eo' a
U nada in 1855
After working for 8om8 time in Boar
boro' and Westminster towoohipe, h
Dame to .Cast Wawauosh to 1861 en
settled on the lot where ha spent 1130 res
of his life. Iu the same year a Poe
Offioe wee esbabhebod at Marnoch, an
he was appointed Postmaster, a posi1iot
he held until Ja❑. 1st Iasi, le Wee on
of the oldest postmasters in the country
if nob the oldest in point of 8ervioe, au
bad also for over 50 years' held the eon
tract for oa'rryiug the mails between
Murn0ahand Belgrave. Mr. Porterfield
44ae in hie 74th year, and had not beau
enjoying good health for eom0 time.
Tbe death of hie eldest eon in the railway
yards at Omaha, two years ago, followed
in a few mouths by the tragic death of
bie son tn•law, James Fergoeon, one of
the trio of fishermen dro,vned at Bay
field, seemed to dishearten him, Dud he
realized that this world had little more
for 6140, and be looked Ooufldeotly fur.
ward to that "Inheritance which is io-
corroptible and undefiled and tadeth not
away." Deemed had also for 86 years
been bowusbip olerk for Duet Wawanoeh,
and he performed Ilia duties in a moot
effioient and capable manner. During
all then years, be was kept iu close B000h
with the people, and up one teas better
known or more highly reepeoted io the
Oomm0nity than the deceased, Mr.
Porterfield was a worthy Son, a true
Liberal and a Munch Presbyterian. He
w140 the very sole of boner and strict in
tegrity, a man whose word was as good.
ae bie bond, and who would scorn to do
anything mean or deaeitlol with bie
fellowman. He bad for yang been a great
orderer with asthma and rhe0matiene,
and was an easy prey for that dread
disease to old people, puenmonia. Ou
Saturday before his death be was taken
with a chill, and in eplte of the beat
medical attendance passed peacefully
way early o0 Thursday morniO4), A
faithful and loving wife, four sone, and
three daughters are left to mourn the
lose of a kind and Eiffeo410one husband
and father, viz„ Jamal, of Nebraska,
Wm„ 01 Calgary, George i0 Brandon,
ilia. J. L. 0400088, Bolgrave, Mrs. Jamas
Ferguson, of Bayfield, Alex, and Mary at.
home, The funeral took place on Sat
nrday to the Brendon cemetery, Rev, J.
0. Hanle, pastor of the Belgrave Presby
lariat) church officiating. There was a
very large attendance ebowing the high
esteem deoeaeed'Wee held in the neighbor
hood. Mrs, Porterfield aud family will
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Ayer's Hair Vigor, new im-
proved formula, will Certainly
stop falling of the hair. Indeed,
we believe it will always do this
unless there is some disturb -
an ce of the general health.
Then, a constitutional medicine
may be necessary. Consult
your physician about this.
Does not change the color of the haft.
00133101„ with 80011 bottle
9 show It to room
doctor
6818.110 .bo014(1.
then do ss he any
The reason why Ayer's Hair Vigor stops
falling hair ie because it first destroys the
germs which Cause this trouble. After
this is done, nature soon brings about a
full recovery, restoring the hair and
scalp to a perfectly healthy condition.
•--Node by the Y 0. dyer 00.. Lowen. Yw,--..
f. The Sunday Sobool of Trinityh r i
;'are busy preparing for their Xas tree
entertainment which will be held in the
Foresters' Hall on the evening of Deo.
: 28rd
The Truetees of Belgrave Union;
1,Sohool No. 17 have engaged the 0e814108i
iof Mies Richmond, of East Wawanoeh,'
near Blyth, at a salary of 9860, to,
oommen0e letJuunary.MieeRiobmondJ000385 well raoommeoded by Ebe Io•]
epeotor. i
At a meot)ng of the Lades' Guild, of -
Trioity aburoh, Belgrave, the following
officers were sleeted :-Hon. Pres., Rev..
W. 11. Hartley ; President, Mrs. R.
1 Corley ; Vine Pres., Mrs. A. Brydges ; iSecretary ; hire. H. Johnson 1 Treas.,
AlinoD.Jobn000. The work of the year
was gone over and showed 8 progressive
0o0iety, with a balance of about $50 on
hand. The society ie very helpful, and
besides donating °lathing and other goods
to Mission work has made many useful
,gifte to Triuity ohorob. They meet
monthly, the Doember meeting being
held at"$ommerland farm,' the borne
of the Secretary, when a very pleasant
ane
u
aftern
o u
vva a nut
P Rev. Mr. Hartley
y
mad M88. Henley were present also
James and Mre, Golley and t5liee Mary,
together with a'good turnout of the mem•
bare, Five ne44 members were initiated.
The meetings are held in the bonen of
the members. eseep6ingfor the election
of effoote and auditing accounts, which
is held in the ohorah in November. The
next meeting will be on the first Thurs. A R E
day in January ab Mrs. Arch. Brydges,
Best
te.L,'"7) r" , sa..4 ti; 6s . 7=wtCw 3 71i tt.drQ')
IT
Situations
are available with renewal of hulas,
trial aotivltfoa in early SPRING, If
you dootro ono you must enter NOW,
Short, sharp snappy 0004080 for
Mose whose )lime or money lelimit-
od, and the broadest and most 001/3-
prOheneive ogrrloet= for those who
would attain more than ordinary
0000880,
DfAIL 001:1103138 in Commercial,
Stenography Telegraphy, ORen
vice, etu4rloulOhmatlon, Pent anon 1p.etc,
Write for pa8tloulare.
gingham
Business College
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
=TILE=
Good heavy Tile of all sizes can
be had at the Henfryn Brick and
Tile yards at the following prices:
2 inch...$ 9 00 per thousand
8 0 .. 11 00 " '
4 '+ .... 16 00 "
5 . 22 00 '
6 " .... 80 00 "
7 .... 40 00 '
8 " .... 50 00 "
10 " .... 80 00 "
BRICK
Anyone building will find it to their ad-
vantage to en the Henfryn Brick. This
is the beet standing red brink In t11e coun-
try -does not fade but gets brighter.
Prices right.
S. S. COLE,
19-8 ETHEL.
Foreman in
theand
y , Hanfry0.
INGER
SEWING
MACH/NES
THE BEST/
A tinkling cough, from any cane, 10
quiokly stopped by Dr. Shoop's Cough
Cure. And it ie so harmless and safe
that Dr. Shoop tells mothers everywhere
to give it without hesitation even to very
younreen
leaves
and tender name of wholesome babes. The aang.heal-
ing mou04ainoae ehrub, furnish the
ourat1ve properties 0o Dr. Shoop's Cough
Cure. It oalme the cough, and heals the
sore and ee0eitive br000hial membranae.
No opium, no chloroform, nothing harsh
used to injare or suppress. Simply a
100010us plant ext4aot, that helps to Beal
a0hi8g longe. The Spaniards oall this
shrub wbioh the doctor nee "The Sacred
Herb." Demand Dr. Shoop's. Take no
other. Sold by all dealers,
Weak Kidneys
Weak Kidneys surely point to weak kldoef
Nerves. The Kidneys, like the:Heart, and the
Stomach, find their weakness, not In the errata
948011, butin the nerves that control and guide
end strengthen them.. Dr. Shoop's Restorative fe
a medicine specifically prepared to reach these
controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,..
Is futile. It is a waste of time; and of )Doer Y
well. THURSDAY, ........JAN. 2nd, 1908
If your back aches or 1a weak, If the orate t,
scalds, or is dark and strong if you have symptoms ••••",,,4EB. 6th, 1908
of Brtghte or other distressing or dangerous kid. " MAR, 6th, 1908
APRIL 2110,1908
Leading Looal and Outside
Buyers will he Present.
Machines may be seen at
MariAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for.
I also handle the Nordheim-
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
4,)%
BRUSSELS
The Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will
be held for the swoon as follows :
Tablets or L1401a'ind epee Who' give
4 nen ammo twtlt
do for you. Druggist recommend an0 4011
r. Shoop's
■
Xmas and
have the WWuoer° et mpathy of the people '` ®®� XMAS GIFTS
in their hour of bereavement, 1'ALL DEALERS"
NATIONAL.
Roller
Flour Mills
Every good house -wife knows how neoessary
it is to have good Flour to make
her Bread
and Pastry palatable ,•
White W
ITEUilyolumrpnitrotiodetssopihnieo day ie toon de
for'S.tnae. We age ll pleased to 4808)48
a nine Photo. of one frieude at any time
and more eopeoially at this season of the
year. We have some nine s0eortments of
Photo. mounte suitable and most artistic.
Don't fail to oall at my studio and look
over my eamplee. I will give you an ex-
tra finish in the most up-to-date style.
Poet Card and Sunbeam Photos. until
after Xmas season, 10o each. Other
sizes in proportion.
Picture Frames made on shortest
notioe. Prides reasonable.
Alwaysweloomo at our Studio.
H.R. BREWER
possesses all the qualities that go to make
a nice, white, spongyloaf.
Once you have
used this
s
A
rand you will want none other,
CHOPP//VCS 5 CENTS PER E3AQ ba cola n or Storekeepers
Y g to the
sAhk1Brussels se
is
Salt
Y
�r1
ndB of�oddke tconst! constantly on land.
can get any kind of Salt
WM � e
> thy re wire
Gordon Mooney,
BRUSSELS Foreii;an, - Brussels.
The Loading School
CENTRAL
i
STRATFORD. ONT.
j1By giving u hotter (tootle of train.)
1 lug than that elven by any, other 0140.
dor inetitu41ouiu Ontario, we have be ,
00408 ono of the leedl00 buelness,d
e training schools in Canada. Our
4
1 1
graduates are iu 1113113004 a8 mace ea.
Distance and 1308lneite College teach -
ere, Our eour000 being the best, our y�rr
�
4r graduates 0teeee1, It Interested In AV
(1 your own welfare write 00W for our
81 0a1u10gu0; it free. We have three Q,
(11 departments, 'one nerelel, 8410rthuud p
9b and Pslegrapolo. G,
50 W1u0er 108111 opsn0 Ja0uury 664,
!,t k1LL1U1,-T do ipale. BLdN,
Y Prluoipule,
BUSINESS CARDS.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
face !n 8110 Peat Glltee, Ethel, 00.4
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
ie prepared to give lesson on Plane
04 1000d Organ, Peine on application.
Postalle° address -Brussels. Residence -
Lot 8, Oon,10, Grey.' Puplle maynave their
lessees at their own homes 11 preferred.
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT,
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared fikthe Toronto
Conservatory Mesio.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howiek Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
011loearm Residence-
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
neerme8808,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FARM PROPERTY
Rate of interest 5i per cont per am inm, 8ret
Mutsu,
LIFE ANO FIRE INS. AGENT
Exoeletor Llfe I08nran00 Oompany
- The Eguity Fir8. Iusuranoo company
All business attended to promptly.
H. R. BREWER, J. P.
Clerk 4th Division Court.
AUCTIONEERS.
141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• nen, will 8811 for better prices, to
batter men, in lees time and lees °barges
than any other Auctioneer to Emit Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
eon always bearranged at tole o83ae or by
it arsenal application. _
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE -- ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terat the ollboe of Tan PooT, Brussels,arranged1118
VETERINARY.
A. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases 0f domesticated animals in a Oompet.
ant manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk ,rover. Calle
promptly attended to, -°Moe a0411n0rmary
-Four doors North of bridge, 1'0ruberry at.,
Bruseele, 'Phone 47 k
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
B. MA
.ACDONALD—
. Barrister, solicitor. Notary, Eto.
Successor to O. F. Blair. la 8 OM* over Stan-
dard Bunk, Brunets. Solicitor for Metro.
pelican !leek.
M. SINCLAIR—e
• Barr/liter, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &c. Offioo-85ew1444'8 Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
puOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- '
BARRISTERS BOLIOITORs, NOTARIES
untied, ETC,
W, PROODFoOT,K.0. R. C. Hetes
ON F. Bram.
Ounces -Those formerly occupied by Meooro.
GaDIDRIaII at6mer00 dt Ho11.
, ONe:ewe.
DENTISTRY
DR, R. P. FEILD,
GENTitille
Graduate of the Royal Gonne of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and Erste: nee. Honor
Graduate, of Toronto University, OEN;
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
r =M-..5 �sem$f li t`i1../1
"Business Knowledge"
and "Everia•sting Push"
m
W4 are two 800804itt10 to dY
48 ou000es, Attend
,O1ELLIQTT
TORONTO* ONT*
and
prepare for 3 440841 40 04 outs.
po60. 44 0410 as arc open 4* our stud -
Mits. Mita. Hundreds of our stltdente aro zt
Ding into good positions every year,
(tette train yIq ter one. We will do
�' coins
Whiter term opens 44Janne
y 601.Wrlterr 14
11 o r1)1ycatalogue oo1 ace
w B
wherein we excel urdluary Bullion ��
Oollegue,
Wq�
W. J, SILLIOLT, Prinelpkr
ai,
,i,00atlou of College....
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