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TRIMS ler AY.. APR. 28. 1908
NoetntreriN8 Conveotiono for the pone -
frig Provdloiel electlone are all on the
go now. Thursday of We week North
Huron Conservatives meet in the Town
]3ah, Wingharn, to pink their man end
on Friday, 24th inst„ at 1 p, m., the
Liberate of the sem riding will oonvone
at lila some piaoe to pot a standard beer-
ier in the field. Five delegates from each
poi lag Bub-uivieion are eligible to the
latter and there will nu doubt be it large
attendance.
A
magma of the Liberal Executive
of the new riding of Oentre Huron was
hold ab Blyth -on Tenredey of last week
The )Bair woe taken by W. M Si •elatr,
et Brume.%, Preeidenl of the former
East Huron riding, and Cbae. Garruw,
Secretary of the old West Buren Ae-
8001ation, woe appointed scribe. It was
decided t0 oil a Nominating Convention
to be held in Ibe Town Hull, Seuforth,
o0 Tuesday, May 12th„ at 1 b'oluok,
When a o•urdidate vete be obuesu. After
Seine diaenaaten it wee agreed that each
polling divieien be netted to seed four
del.gatee. A Committee was appointed
oousietina of Megan. Garrow, Yvung,
Heemeo, Sioola,r and MoMti an, to
pres801 a draft Constitution sod By•Lewe
to the game mretieg. The persona
present at Bi) Me were W. M. Bivaeir,
J. Yenng, J. T. Bell, 0 Garrow, M
Murdie, R He mem, A. Yuuug, W. Camp.
bell, T. Melt Ian, J. McDowell,
8 Soott and W. H. $oar Oeutre
Huron eonaeets of the Towushipe of
Grey, 5iclid-op, Hallett and Oulburoe,
the cowrie of aeefurtb, Wotan aid God.
erioh purl the visage of Brumes.
BIRMINGHAM.
Demi SIN. -There is an ancient
proverb which says "The world ie a kind
of book of welch we have read merely the
first page wbeo we have seen only a tittle
part of oar own country." The benefit
of travel 0000e9 not so =oh from the
distauae travelled bet from abs eremitic
of iuteheotnel stimulus awakened leading
op to a broader experience and wider
charity. "Teat etiak, Sir, has beet,
around the world" exclaimed a gente-
man due day to Sydney Smith ae be bald
out to him a valued cane. "Dear tue,"
was the reply "and after all it as only a
etiok." And so it is there has been eaob
a rauning to and fro and knowledge iu-
areaeed to aouh au extent that now a days
even a trip nand the world hi thought to
he no 600)0000000 thing. We have seen
boo a very small part of the world so that
anything ee80 or written about is there
fore pretty much common kuo...ledge to
everyone,
During oar stay i0' Dud ay we visited
the famous Dudley aaetle, now l0 ruwe.
Tbe 0,d Land is famous for its amities,
monuments of antiquity. Old buildings
mob as melee, abbeys and oathedrale
are fascinating chiefly beaao,e they are
old, some of them have existed for seven
or eight bemired years and duriug that
time they nave suffered many reverses.
Generally speaking ell that now remains
of them le ruined walla with the wild ivy
ciimbmgover the broken arches but stili
retaining some 01 the 8uoieot iuviuolbd-
ity, I0' oboes days it woe getting by
might and hoid:ng by right. I have
always had a peculiar interest i0 exam-
ining these old rains ; they were suited to
the times in which they were baht ;
plaoee of security, strongly fortified with
walla of pradigtone tbiaknese, Some of
the walls are sixteen feet thick and
generally Mntlt in the most inaa8888b18
planes and aarrunuded with a moat, or
Udall, from Rimy to fifty fret in width
and ten feet in depth and filled W1111
water, TnIO m he is monied by a draw-
bridge the entrance to the oaecle some-
times high op m tb6 wall reached by a
ladder 8o that in seasons of danger it
could be removed. In some plaoee
the entrance is on the level barred
by a triple dour end farther
in there is a targe groove in the atone
arch where the portamlie 000ld tie drop
ped down effe0taally mooring the
eritranee. Thee if regnlred there was a
erneeler groove where melted lead or
boiling oil ooald be p..ured down upon the
intruders. Tbe lady guide who pointed
out these placee to us remarked that teed
and oil were pretty severe 0088eore9 but
iotrodore had do bueineee in other
people's houses. Another preoeatiun
taken by the defenders was t p•aoe
• themselves behind a parapet on the roof
and hurl et,nee and •huot their arruwe.
The arrangement Inside the osetle on the
groaud flour was the store room with
a pit or prison olderueuth, entered by a
trap door. Ou the second amt the large
vaulted ball where laird and eervaut8
dined at the name table. The (servants
slept et night on the Boor. The upper
fiat 00,,taine1 the private apartments of
the laird and hie family. These lairds, or
barons, had eaob an artldoiOl mound (tail-
ed the "Hilt of Justine" where they held
their courts and a dale tree on which
oriminele were hanged. Eaoh baron in
early times bad the power of prison or
gallowe over hie own retainers and exer-
cised tine power at big dieoretion. The
Dudley )ride is very moll the e&me as
those premoribed and has about severity
serer of grounds &herbed. It is owned
by the Earl of Dudley and by hie kind
permie6ior it le thrown open to the
poblio. In the beginning of last century
the Viscount of Dudley bad the grounds
around the aaetie pleated with trees and
now it it nicely wooded with large trees,
It is said that the man who plants trees
for the benefit of others when he has
gone bag dune a noble uueelflah work.
The enable 10 situated on the summit of a
hili near to the town and a viae drive
leads to the ruins. Irieide the wails there
le a very large court yard where fetal,
are held mnae a year and there le a
famous well in the centre of the yard.
Although the hill is about five bnndred
feet high the well atilt maintains the
811009 level no matter how muoh water is
• taken oat. We climbed to the top of the
doable peep by the onkel stairway and
bad a- magnificent view of towns and
rlatlntry ae far rte the eye atm d x00011,
Wbut 8 ohauge the tooth of time 118.
wrought ; in the long peat within thee)
W08118 might be hearts :the Bound of rondo
and gladueae but 110W uuthiog le Heard
but the [lough of the mon tbrou.b the
mute du the broken wane. It ill a
etr atlur the a ie the
pleasantretreat, pup 0'1 h
40800' is the. Summer time away Among
the ehady trees o0' the ea811e 0110,
Birmingbam, t n mime rem Dudley,
with t pnputetlou of 666,000, 19 the meet
progreae ve [Own i0' R„Floud ens the
00090 celebrated for hardware 00un0fu(
tore, Dudley sod Birmingham are ooi-
ieoted by railway emit etreet oar or tram
pare as they are called i0' Ibe Old Laud,
The etreet oar. are the Blower way owing
t0 the 11000800118 elope and gives 0110 an
opportunity to see the aoautry-if it owl
be milted country as it 111 almo81 a'ntlm
4008 BMW] and hueeee betweeu the two
planes, Birmingham ie a Bue old town
with many famous pabue building°,
libraries, art galleries, museums mud a
very largetown hall. It would take a
toile time td Bea all the pieces of interest
Ali klutle of eugluee Nutt mauh,nery are
watt* there also gout, 61. vat, copper gun
maim. Two large ar0ade6, where ail
Muds of gamin are displayed for ease, mut
one could 'lager long edmirlug all the
shops. We had the good fot tune through
the influenoe of our friend to be admitted
into the exhlbitiou banding or oryatal
p88o8 0.,ly 19110 Don 0 m,•„ are a 1008010
to cuter tele exnlbltlo. There rues
everything d,eplaye•t one 000141 wish l6
dee, 8..1 ninety madman, aid an &germ at
tending each departmeu'. Days oeuld be
spent have wuh the greatest p -e ante.
Ashton Hall, with forty three aures of
ground, mu mesa from the city, woe
pn'eb1 ped by the ooepuratluu some years_
ego and eetepart 80 a park 8,.d reere.diou
grounds, It le 1 beautiful matte The
great Halt i9 need ad a 00u8eum gun
pielure gallery and the er8un 606800bly
room for eutert810meule and • gimlet ,ie
The grooude Ore laid out w th walks
bordered with flowers, thereare artwmen
tat lake-, bowling mreeua aid tent eat
Beide and a,together 18 is a very r,- (reel!
hie raison for the weary oo•zen- of the
great busy Mowe B rminebam hes beau
toe home of a number of distwgUrehen
men Dr. Ha. Edwards, toe arra.
Soleards& end oeeuver80 of X rays ; Hou
Juaepb Chamberl8m, now reed mud,
through dlueee, hag proved himself not
only a great eteceem8u bot a so a public
spirited citizen. While be bee dune a
great deal for Birmingbam be would do a
great deal more for England if he bed
the power. He says, "Drink ie the curse
of the 0u0ntry ; it injures the hem 110 ;
0010, the 00rinne8 and de•tr0ye the liven
of oue out of every 'weary of oar p .pia
cion. If I con d deetroy the lashe
for strong drink in the peopie of Eng earl
we should then see our taxes reduled by
minion and We abouid ser our jells etc
work houses empty. It is not a matter
of wonder that be problem of the 000
played aid the 0urmployab e le beoomi"e
more and more mune to tine beloved
land of cure.”
Yonne truly,
,A3188 F3111,1,I0
Dapple Grange, Apri, 17.it, 1908.
That languid, lifet6.8 feeling that comes
Spring and early Sommer, axe 0'e gawk
changed to a feeling of ba •yauoy ane
energy by the jadewone use of Dr• Shoup'.
Restorative
The Restorative is a eenniie tomo to
tired, run down nerves, a,d but a few
dudes to needed to nuttily the neer that
Dr Shoop'e Reetorat,ve 1e 8ocu0dy reach
mg that tired spot. The ,uduor life of
Winter nearly 81w8ve leads to elugg•eh
circulation io general. 'Abe onetomlry
leak of exeroi.e and ontdeor air tie. ap
the five,, stagnates the ktdueys, and et.
times weakens the heart's 68ti00, U•,
Dr. Suoop'e Restorative a few weeks .nn
all will be ahauged. A few days teat win
tell you that yon are 0•'lig the right
remedy. Yon will easily and Barely cute
the change from day to day. Sold by al
d ealere.
Morris Council Meeting.
The Council met according to adjourn-
ment in the Maned Rom Morrie o,
April111b. Members all preaeut the
Reeve to the chair. Mmncei of .sen
meeting teed and confirmed. The
matter of placing new steel strummer, on
the river at tamed Best of the Towu He
woe taken op and ,. Was moved by Mr.
Shaw, eeoouded by Mr. Taylor that we
baud two eteel etr0ocuree eaob 66 feet
mem ; that the outer 0bUl00eule be
bout inside of the present wooneu ou8•
h• brid gee to be rained 0116 foot higher
thea at present and that we employ
County Engineer P8tlereon to prepay.
otos and epeolfioat,one for eeneeet slut
008ut. &leo CO W peat pane submitted for
steel straotures and fleetly inepeat the
8000e, Carried. Campbell voting Nev,
Hutted by Oampbeil, eecouded by Ma
Cntoheon that we ask for tenders fur
building clement abutments, tenders to
be paned at our next meeting, Carrie,
,bowed by Shaw, seconded by Oampbe.I
that By law No. 4 for ennatrauttou of
888011 dram 110 a0w read ea prnviet",aiiy
adopted and that the 0 ort of Rrvie,ml 1
00 eaid By law be held on the 29 h of
May at 8 u'olock p. m. Oarried Patb-
mamtera were appointed aslollowe :-
North Boundary, W J Henderson, P
Fowier, Jim. McCracken, Geo, Moon
old, Juo. Messer, N Thorn on, R. Meatier
and P. MoD ing.,l. 1st Lean -D W.
Campbell, J. D MoEwati, Jno. Spence,
Wm, Thorutoo, Jl1o. J"hnetoo and R
MiUmr, 20d Line. -Wm. Ftodiater, Jute
Perdue, L, Jewitt, J. Bailers, Wm. Tun
vey, Jure Mustard, 0. Forret and L.
Eukmier. 3rd Gine.-J, 00uitee, J
Hopper, 0. throttle, W. B. Kn,x, Jae.
Hawthorn, 0. Oampboll, J H Bel are,
W. Furrow and Jae. Ir -laud. 4•h Llhe,
-R. Aridereon, R• Proalor, J, N.oltulo u,
O. Wheeler, Wm. IMoOreoken, Jeo,
Sherrie, Jno. Barr and A Crooke. Stu
Line, -Wm Armstrong, Wm. Fermium,
W. O. Proctor, J. Rueeell, F, Menlo,
Jno. M.oArter, E Nioeo,, D. Sommer-
ville, Jae. Davie, El. Marker and W. R.
Mooney. 6th Line, -E. Ward, Jae,
Kelly, J. H, Hell, Wm. Burd, R B. AI•
Omit, Jae. Ntobol, W. J 0000th, F. Mo.
Onuobeon, and Wm. Thaws. 7th Line-
a Nesbitt, J Phelan, Jntr, Orme, P. A
Ki.ly, Thoe nerd, A Q"wie,i, B. Mo e
Cell, D. McDonald end H. Beam 5th
Line. -R, Fear, 3, R.ohmnnd, J 80 dr, t
J, MoOau,'A. Bietby, d. Cueclongh, Jere,' b
Jaokeon, G. McOallmo, Geo. Kelly and P
A. Knight. 9111 Line-J,o, Pieter, F. t
Lonamuh, 0. H Tav rot, T. Oonner, J o
W. Shortreed, D Laid ew, T Mo el •
P. MaArthar, Wm .A McO.dl and T tv
Bolger. Hoath Bo0ddarv.-Gee Grieg T
Walton -De, Menzies. Weet Boaudary 10
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ELEGANT
MILLINERY
Our Spring Millinery Opening
was a Decided Success
The Latest and Most Fashionable .1.
�1
Goons are nn male and at Moderate Prices
If you have n t tnatle 3out• purchase for this
season call and see our stiles, Your pat-
ronage will be appreciated.
MISS S T RA.CHA N
tee eW 4 /38A03t,10AV1Y v.Ar,+vAWA ,�4Z2aNIAvV*. bv0A=Aew==1Mi>yr % '.0
-Jae, Golley, J. Wiehtman, T Gorman
and J Onmuige. Rae, Boundary -A.
elf yeah, W Youth, Wm, Dark, and 0.
Pai8rd. B. grave -W, J Geddes. The
110an11' then •,njonrned to meet again 00'
Vlev 29th at feu u'muok a, m, for Court
f Revmrou and other boeineoe.
W CLAnx; Olerk.
WEAR W melt gnu prompt and Meting
Item by mem) Dr. Shoup') Night Care
rheas Bombing, healing, eutreepti0 sum
p-•sitoriee, with fou information how to
proueed are interestingly told of 111 my
book "N • 4 to., Women " The book and
etieutly to B ie teal medloe ad.ror la en -
rely free Simply write 1)r. Shoop,
Racine, Woe, for my hook No. 4. Sold
by all dea.ere.
McKillop
McKootoe Cu09OIL -(toenail 0001 at
Sealur18, uu Me oil 20th, ail the membere
preeeet. The mum.. of law mentleg
,e.re read end 8uet81ned. The Re .e was
elitism mat so further ounewer the Gee ph
nut) Godes ob oompauy'e b'l, for sue a of
right of way of Guelph and Goderwh
,reuub of railway 0'11 1018 opposite M0
$glop, and to pay only the amount to
.vh'ah they are eel (tend. 'Phe qu wont
t Ih Beit Memorial Fund eeuaurtptleu
,vas mid Over. A few chances were made
111 the pathmaetere' and p.Uudkeepere'
rete Aoamuts to the unman, of 6113 25
Here paid 4. reeolntzon faVOrl,1g 1113 .m
proveweut of the Goder•oh hat bur wee
pa•eed atm tOrwereed t0 Ottawa. The
Reeve and Trea•urer were eppoluted to
%amen. all morigegee, 810., held ey the
.oweeblp 'iUid if any ere O'er100e 0'r out
.1 repair to have them reu.wed, Mortal
j .0rued to meet et 888(00th oe April
300 .8 1 O'Oh,CO3 1.1.133.
NI. MUIDIO, Clerk,
Our ational Danger
I'nne to ('ry a Hall Before (01111,1 3
Wreck 1168111W.
There are thong/Arid-, bulb men and
w men, who do 1101 lake time to eat
properly. They roan through 1,fe, and
,e a resole we have an age of ludtge611e1,
I lervan011e08, irrlt801liey, sleepless hie ht.,
and morose diapositwa. Our nat10081
Sanger Is stomach 1888160086, due to the
etrer0aue life.
omit tablate, 1treugtbeo the walla of
the etoreaah and et0mutat' ee0rrtioo of
the digestive julaem. They make the
stomach comfortable and ogre indigee•
woe. Siu6 headache., pa ;diatom yellow
0kn1, atm matted tongue are a few at the
maty d18treeeing reeul,e of 100188etiou
tett Mi 0.118 never tole to tare
Jad. F -x sella .111-a.ua 10' 50 oent boxe ,
tad gna,entees 10 refund the money of It
do -e uo1 give complete satlefaotlon.
4Htt forth.
A Ore incurred here Friday night by
which the etoreboue0 of John R. Gov -ii
took, Owrtaming 8.310,8 furry roue of bay,
wee totally destroyed. A oar flied with
bay wee etandieg alone by and it also
wee completely destroyed. Thi- hay
was alto the property of Mr. Govenlook,
mud as there was 0o ina0rail06 it was an
entire toes The elate elevator of Mr,
Remise, near by, aleu took Are, bat woe
put out before much damage was done.
A quirt but pretty weeding took piaoe
here Saturday munnoe, wbeo Mut-
Ruby Baker, eldest daughter of Tboe.
11,11 Mee, Baker, wag muted 1n holy wed
rook to Louie 00.we,l, a1-,0 of Be8forth.
Tee oeremoov wee performed al 6 80
by Rev- Nei Shaw, of Egmoudville, a
the home 1•f the bride's permits. The
young )maple left by the eight o'clock
tram for a short honeymoon to points
Met, after which they will take up their
r08ldene8 in Seatorth,
Good Friday was fraught with joy
for many, in this 0gm00uu by, bat with
deep sorrow to many also. Death
entered an nn0e0m, v ierg9 number tel
homes. Margaret Stewart, age , 74
veare, reliot of the late Wm. 131.,ok, deed
Friday morning about 9.80, st the home
of her eon, Wm. B auk, uonoeeawu 8
Tuekuremith, Nie had been 111 for 'some
ten weeks, the reset of a severe 611,8k
of pneumonia. Five weeks ago ehe ail
fermi a great bereavement in the death,
f om pneumonia, Of her eon, George
Black, who lived in the name home.
Shaw there sur has been gradually sink
Tbe funeral took plane on Monday
afternoon et 8 o'clock, to the prime 0f
interment in tleitlandbank cemetery,
'1'be death took piece at hi. home On
'18mee etreet, about noon Fri•lay, ar
ndrew Onlder, who brie Men a patient
uffarer for many years from a dleeee'•d
Mb, Some Lim • alio et hie men request,
he limo 8080 amps etl•d, the operation
eine vary eam0#e8001, but hie reapeolive
ower° were apparently ►0o far spent.
llterment took plane in Maltiandbank
erne' ery,
Mies He„riotte Smith ,teed et the fnm
residence, Seaton'', Pettey afrero, en
hie death has amused deep regret owing
the tads that the deoeaetd bad featly
BUGGIES
WAGONS
If yon wnut a really good article
in the Buggy or Wagon line go
to the old reliable Oober Cerlinge
Builder on Market Square, Brus-
sels, where you will And a firet.
class uesort,ueut.
Beet of bund made Farm Wag-
0ne with different widths of tires
end differ eat heights of wheels.
Extra large baud made Wheel-
barrows.
Re -rimming Light and Heavy
Muse's, Repniriug, Re -painting
and Re -trimming attended 10 on
shorteet make.
JOHN COBEk
given up her death t., wait upon an m -
valid eieler, ao11 the strain had been .o0'
moult for her, The few rat was n
Mends) afternoon to the Ma,tlanliba,lk
ormeIery.
Mutt, infant Bug of kletthew and Mrs
A.metroug, died Friday night from au
attack of pneumonia, following mete e8.
Tbe anent left the family borne, •ot
2 ouuo.60, h 8, Hallett, on Monday, to
Buren' 080061ery.
Never Cry Quito
You ma,be wreka, o.eep108e, nervo te,-
nlgeanon may be poor, but don't d,epair.
N ver say die till yen have aced Ferro
zone, the must wooderfal body builder,
the beet nerve and system 10100 known,
herr, zine shone tone alba Yager to the
allure body ; 01 make you eat, Douse
queu1iy It pr.avlues Increased nnur,eh•
meat. Day by day you grow w strength
-weaknese, lose of sleep, apprehension
all pima 8wey. Yee get wet., stay wen,
rook well. Do try Ferrezoue it's sure to
benefit. Au healers In 5a buxee.
LiNtee 8 r•1.
011 We t10'day •,1 last week at high
uouu, Mies Carmine Mathew, third
daughter of J. M. acid Bire. Oartbew,
was tweed in marr,ave to Gere H,
Muelarroli Mitchell, of 0 arkeburg. Rev.
N. A. F. Bourne 00110181ed. The wed
tone wee of a quiet 'nature, only the im-
mediate relatives beteg preeaut.
0,. odeHCh.
The marriage of Mies Wyoma R. Reid,
daughter 1 Mrs James Rem, took plane
at uta o'oiook Teur8day morning of last
week at the North street Methodist
pareouage, Rev. G. N. Hazen performing
the ceremony, The groom le Wido,m
Howan, a pat-ere'maker at the Doty En
gone /Turks, Mr. anti Ma. Bogen left
o0 the G '1', R train for a visit at Brant
ford, Termite and other pointe, and o0'
their return will make their home in
Gude' lob,
At high noon Wednesday of last week
the marriage of aline Ethel L. Sharman,
o0,y daughter of Wm and tire. Bhar•
m8u, took puce at the reeidenoe of her
parents. Fred. L.liwkley, of Guelph,
formerly of this town, Wa0 the groom,
anti molg the ,fiesta war, hl- father
and mother, Taus nut Mre, .4.ak16y, et
Guelpb. '1'be bride wore white silk end
18101811 a buquet of white mime and.
maiden heir tern, Brion and groom
were unattended. The groom was fwm-
arly emp•oyed with the father of ube
bride, but for eume time hue beau with
MuD.,"eio Sloe , Guelph.
The minuet meotmg of t11eeboreboutere
of the (Wdarten E evator and 08.1811
Company, Limited was held here, emmlg
the eherebul11e80 meow, being Mk,
Genial, of Ayr' William Clark, of St,
Mary's ; Jobe I. A, Mut, of L 1111011,
and S• R. Stewart of suluheli Divteuu
BI fretgtlt agent - PI tbigrew Was pr880ht
✓ epreeeutlog 1h• Grand Prank RKuway,
The uhi Board of dimmers end the aid
°elder, were re appoint• 11. John I A
Hoot, of Lenore., le preeliou1;
S•ewei t, of t1'L tollai1, 06108 p ooldetlt, tine
W. L Horton, of 000ellob, ee0retary
tr880urer and moue, The B a ma
e tetlmant shown air appropratiou to p y
seven per 0 nh ulvlttenu, the ',Minion of
$18,615 09 .11 the ocntiugent fund and the
payment of $20 400 eala0re on the boon
inn soldered '1'h lbrr-o,',ra aro m It
ei q Ince, 01.11 1,000 p i,18 al r .d. 01 to
til 113 081 Mu 10 dopnb the daph8hy o
the pr .adbullring, and one 0'1 160
1101801000 10 et proma in Englund eh.
denVoring 00 ralae the n80esser3 capital,
Tu, bundiug will probably be Warted
tltp8 Fall if the nee on'e bneiheea oar
mite it.
A. party of Grand Trunk railway
I oliialale woe lo 0,108) Wedoesdoy of 11128
w,eI Olnreleung of G T Hell, general
pa e.ugor aurin, Montreal ( J. D 410
llonald, duatrlot pa80rneerag01t, Toronto,
Saperinlendeut Gil an, Trainmaetor
Baker 0101 ,i4vehing 8a.80nger agent
Duper, 1n8reaeed fanihties for handling
export gram from 10118 port 10 one of the
006110.x3 .engaging the etteur ow of the
0r811d Trunk, and this visit Very eleorto
after the yfelt of another party of o1lolarr
taken fn o••njuuotion with the propooen
enhtrgemeit of the elevator, may be
Wien am un indication that Goderroh 1•
to tote erge1y "oreo.ed grain .1.A1
110"u,;h tide pert. A mower veonrl
8.00 18 011 111e lege le ' 1,01, O'the 11101. Ileo
been propos,' by the Grand 1 'Trunk Rail-
way Company before and the id.a has
not been dropped. The rehlying of the
IBM between Goilerioli and Stretford w11)
heavy steel is exp001811 to be ,pru0eelled
with early tide 8ea8o0.
Doctors All Advise
Suitable Spring Tonic
1413'91'00 to Cat Strong and Nohrlser the
Blood During Change of Seasons
In the Spring time the viuor and resist.
ing power of the body fall very low. Ill•
steed of being riob and nourishing, the
blood ie thin and watery. As a reenit
the bodily forces become leve motive, sleep
fails to rest, An ever iuoreasiug tired
nese develops into over powering weak -
1006.
People °offering from this Spring Mati-
nees feel heavy nod drowsy ; tbey don't
want to eat; they don't enjoy work -
about bait wick and half well. This is
jeep the condition that favore pneumonia
end typhoid, and you must bold up as
goiokly ae poaeible. 100 must iuoreaee
your blood supply sed make it rich and
red,
The only way this ono be done ie by
ming Ferrrzune, which Is aokeowledged
to be the con 9.111 800 Spring 0181110um
'i'nr 01 roe t,M• per 1lga 81111 trite
prnperrlte. 0't b'14,,.0,11.8 oft. mum, y I0
bra,aee the h out 1a et ogee eupph.d tvnh
the a emen80 it ueede to become rtoh eon
red. It is iroil&ed, vitalized and rupin,t
br„ag11t 10 tot nurm,l etr8ugth.
Tee very heat ingredients for Conine
tip the ryettne ere 01 alto do F, •-
rezone,:e.d1 1f you use ,t you are Imre to
get book your old time 0tr0ugih mid
ep1rets.
If you suffer from debility, dne,00an I,
eery, 088818, lose of opt auto, or au) • (
the et mp,onle of disordered 11000,1, 110111
ing wi' 00 rapim% to, a you op as clue
gre,t food tondo, Ferrozw.e I e 'e1mn
0't 018008.0111 unreel, its 1801 mmrgdanng
bir 111r pub in, by 11,0)0,810 hull 000tor,
w,mmrulle it 10 •very 1h1,kiog person.
Y a 'teed F,rroz-uo to melte you welt.
Wh of 'L t _
n 01 1 0 d
a
y k •Id
7 B byall
re. -Biers ; price 60 • per 1101 0t 81% ax1
fo $2 50
Bon Ww Peasley announced in the
Muse that he was rnneidermg the gees
1 ion of deepening the harbors o0 the
ekes to ttvr,tt five fret.
I ep00rur Leako ,e working on a plan
to give oirme.1-ollool poplin three 0000111 0
81 Guelph to take a 0,180.0 in induelri,l
training before graduating as teauhere.
008388tar7..
Not a drop
oAlcohol
Doctors prescribe very little, if
any, alcohol these days, They
prefer strong tonics and altera-
tives, This is all in keeping
with modern medical science.
It explains why Ayer's Sar-
saparilla is now made entirely
free from alcohol. Ask your
doctor. Follow his advice.
We publish our formulae
Wom b8naones
idle_%
Wo urge you 00
00auult your
deetor
iJnless there is daily action of the bow-
els, poisonous products are absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. We wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your constipation
by taking laxative doses of Ayer's Pills.
—lOado by the J. 0. Ayer Co., Lowell, MBee,•�.
J. Goer; an employee in 3, X. Griflin'e
pork peeking plant Winnipeg was impaled
aft two meat hooka and eo horribly injnr
ed that he died,
Mee. Currie Rowland, Seareterv•Treae
neer of Grano Darling Lodge, Daughters
of Engiand, of Toronto, woe arrested,
charged with theft of fends of tbo lodge.
But'nt. Ills Toes Badly
But he will never legato 'hie n cheap
Dorn ours onnteining aside, The only
o,fe and palnleee Dore is Polnam'e Corn
Exuactar. It never barns, always aerie
-buy "Poo,emer."
HOME8[[K[R32
2ND CLASS
Round -Trip Excursions
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
GOING DATES
April 14, 28 June 8, 23 Aug, 4, 10
May 12, 28 July 7, 21 Sopt. 1, 16, 29
Tickets, dood to return within 60 days
VERY LOW RATES from all points
in Ontario.
Ranging J Winnipeg eonn
< return
n
50 1Edmotn and -o
Tickets issued to ell Norsk -West points.
TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited
number of
Tourist Sleeping Oars will be run on each
excursion, fully equipped with bedding,
etc. Berths should be secured andpaid for
through local agent at least six days
before excursion leaves.
Rates and full information contained
in free Homeseekere' pamphlet. Ask near-
est C.P•R. agent for a copy, or write to
C. B. POSTER, Dlslricl Puss. All., 0,0.0., Toronto
IMIRMIllidllilllliillpilbltmttii
... >ynar0Malfts ntlingitttttt11H1 IfttP 1
ruMuII1utHmluHIIIiiHIP%
(
i111I1111il O
)Ten's»ess hoes'
must he fashionably correct. Ours are,
These shoes are comfortable ber:auscl
:hey fit inside. The outline is handsome and
:he shoes are made to ikeeb_their shape and
appearance till worm out.
Prices aro right for right goods
HARNESS PE' P.RT NMENT
We offer you Trate Harness for ....... ......$ 26 00
Genuine lialbber 'I'rlmlu• d 1;1e Harnl'a- for.. ..... . .. ........ 17 00
'rrltl km and-atchele low 111 price.
1 '0otnfortuble dwelling for gale or to rent. I. •lor'a of I rid ; fruit• of different
kiide ; hard and eelt water ; every 1nnve„imn10 ; Mose to erh 01 ; nice 1oa0111y.
I . C. Riellar
tIminemmersrecmcralrommesanwessemos
Best 25o. Cough Cure
250 will cure your cough. 05e pays for a big
bottle of
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
and .001e'e Preparet on be a sovereign cure for coughs, Whether you have'' just taken
cold' or have a trough that has been hanging o0' fot months” -Bole's Preparation of
[Metre Cough Itelsam 18 what Vett need Exeenent for children especially Preparation they are
'dmupy bfbots es, s50.
Prepared by the largest wholesale drug company in the World, 40
rtw=ONAL ono c cschocAL CO.,,. or CANADA LIMITED. LON DON, QNT;
GREY
Urs. Duncan Livingston is visiting
at Detroit with her daughters,
Mrs, Amos Smith, while engaged at
work one day recently, slipped from
the platform, her face coming In con-
tact with some bricks, hs which were
lying on 11)8 ground,tme
inflicting a
1 nalsty gash on her forehead, which
necessitated the attendance of a doctor
to such alp the wound,
500 AOFE8 +:'.
rrl Nursery 8toc{
Agents wanted at once to sell for
Fall, 1908, and 1priug, 1909,
delivery ; .whole or part time ;
liberal terms ; outfit free.
The phos, W. Bowman & Son Cal) �tdt
RIDGEVILLE. ONT.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
j,1IABM FOR SALE, BEING
Lot 10, 00u. 18, Dray, containing 100
scree. App!y to WM. WOODS, O!•anbloolt
P. U. 21.11
DINING ROOM GIRL AND
KItekeu Girl wanted at the Central
hotel, Brussels. Amity at Omen t0
1,1000NAL0 & E01000.
I10 RENT—A COMIORTABLE
eovnu-roomed ootteg8 fu Brussels
8.1111. Fur further particulars .apply to
TIIOn. BALLANTThE,
G G S FOR HATCIIING-
From Pr.xe-wiuoug Rune Oumb
brown Leghurne. 011e dmLar per setting.
10 0 1). A. lit. WRY, Brussels.
c r1.ED OATS AND PEAS -THE
iJ nudoralgoed bad m quaotlty of 0111.100,
8108000adoe818(or 0110. Apply 00' 1.a0811,
.:0n 10,G1:ey,to WM. u,Ntilt,
811-81 Bruasele P.O.
IjOUBE AND I ACRE OF
luudlor Bale. Ootiorteole dwell
mg, hent and soft water u„wr o0 ver ; ap-
ple, plum awl (Murry trend, ate. Poo•leseum
auu 130 glean at moue. 1'or price, terms, Ate,
eta at P1114 004'T.
1 OUSE AND I ACRL+' LOT
yet 0W0-elue,l 011001, 00m/enable
ems 111 g0uu repair nmah 0mmble, good
11,100 •, &o Poo,00,lou any dole. 1'.,r
u,tue, getl,0r1ar, .q,p,y o0' -he ,err tutees
to ti 3111 1 0 1 010,', lituo,ula 48 .1
Ob H1.ANY DRAFT
1.0,1-8, 111..,,. ,(1.11,.g, 111000 l 30.10
1 , Wed nem •CO.I,thdfiu
' .08 ,' sole
Thug joint wu.vue 1, 890 1 780 e: •9y 01a,
to a r..eeuumul pllrauaa•,r. W.11001, t n,w
.,, Luer al. 91) 0r.. s a n m 00.40.E',atilt
but, 15. Lou 4, Aisne s7m,
o ULL FUR Sl•.itV1C1:.-TLi11'
uuourdignod Vint keep f .r .nrVrue 00'
..v
14. .in O,10rey, 110 ,vjll 110..80, thuro'
brow Lu.hn30 hod, "no0ttile 011101-” Venue
Sl Ott ,1 pale at tine a1 8er1lOo, meet wlae
el 00, with p Iv11ego 0't retul'ulug 1, ue080•
0 .4 Y. J, 111,11 11,
P.upr,utur.
1� Olt Srll6V10E.- THE OV-
A- oil! keep lir service On
,,otel7 .lug 10, t.uu. 0, they, the hulat8iu•
F,luaim. auu, "81r 1•leterejt nurse;' (01.10),
u,.uyh. Crum 10,11 patio, w uudetuok, Ludo-
rce um) 18 08nu 00' a11pt/01Ltlou Osrviee
00,00 *vial 18/1611690 OL rnt0. owe I1 00000•
aa. y, pay .1018 000001 ,ry lat,1000.
3u-111.1 Jujl 1. WELah, l'lapllotor,
For Sale
In order to close the estate of the late
lltus ltiObu1llldu tb . axeunters offer for
hale the reel 1,08810 mtuate31eg uta comfort.
mule 0•ruuwad uuue, Bud how vetheut
Oleg built re 1027, 4 pure 0t laud, Lard 011 A
loos 1 statue, ti lluuew,1 i'u"d b 8 a commun. . l
1µ1.d diegen,11, ethos. tee street trout omit -
Imo h"uaa. 11 or partes u dura au,l wee. elm ly
Wu P. . 001', 0r A. 61'k1WArtr, Queen se.
ent, lireseeta. 4841
Synapsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS,
ANT 87001 uumuerad section of Dominion
Laude I0 Manitoba, Boa&.toltowau and
Alberte,exaepting 8 mat 21i, not reeerved,
may be homesteaded 0y auy purlieu who is
the 0018 hn8d of a fatally, or any male over
18 year& of age, to the extent of outs -quarter
semiotic,/ lou mune more or teas.
Entry may be made personally at the
twat laud oi0oe fur tele dlema01 in whioA
the laud le situate.
The homesteader la required to perform
th0aaudtlfuu00000eet80 therewith under
008 01 We 101lulviug plana
(1) At leaeb mix 01001010' residence Upon
and outtl7ation of the laud to ea01t year 101
throe years,
(0) 11 the father (or mother, if ,tho lather
le 1eeeuae0) of the homesteader resides
upon alarm In the 910lalty 01 the laud
entered for the requirements as to reel•
deuce may be sa,latiad by snob person ro-
aiding with Lbs lateer 0r 000081.
(5) 11 the Battier ham ate p8lweneut rest -
dotted 0Pua Armlet.; laud owned ,y Ulm
l0' 1h0 v10l1.11y of lila uuweotead, the re-
qufremeutd ae 10 residence may Oa male -
tied 0'y rueldeuee Upon the ea., ,auu.
01004001he'n 1118e an writing should be
elven 1e the U0WIisolu1er 01 1)umloiou
Lands at Ottawa of loteul,ou to apply tut
potent.
WDeputy of the Minister o0loterior,
h. B, Ltuouthormed puulfo•ttwu 0t this ad-
vortlsuWeut wilt out 0e pawl for.
ALL 1MAILL LINE
Turbine Steamers
SAiLINGN TO LIVERPOOL
N rum -•11 1..11 ttmhfax
Tnulet, at. Apr 18 -
Vteturlau , Ort, Ant. 24 •a Apt 20
sAIu.Nas ro GLASGOri
l'rOtu--prntleud 04190'00
Oren Wog---- ap 03
Nuwi0leu Thor,
April00
MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL
Vir0oni11, eaile .,.....,tiiia.y. el 8, Nu, iv
tri, 8,1,1 figs, het, 86,r loo inlet „moon
ahirly to
W II, 1111U11,
' Agout AIIItu,Lft e, ,81ru988l8,
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