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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-5-21, Page 4g!ae ir1'Cs5eis Vost THURSDAY MAY 21 tooS Tux votes of many a Liberal will nut be forthcoming on June 8t11 for the Whitney candidates as they were at the last election to "give Whitney A chance." 'They see where they are at I and find the government weighed in the balainees,andfound wanting, Hon. D1t, Pv:aa is a real nice man, e great big generous hearted fellow who believes iu a square deal -when It leads to suiting the Dr's. narrow political bins, Here is the medicine he handed out the other night at a Toronto Conservative meeting ;-"We must stick together and stand by our friends. I do not believe in placating my enemies. I know who tbe m anomies areand theycan go to Y devil and shake themselves," How elegant for the Minister of Education for the great Province of Ontario. You certainly took your own measure very well Dr. and you have not fooled any- body. OFTEN it is said bias or prejudice blinds the discovery of good iu an op. ponent or his cause but when testimony is produced from the words of a friend it should carry weight. No one will doubt the political leanings of the Tor- onto World, whose proprietor is a Con- servative M. P. Here's what the World says about the debate on the gerrymand- er :-"Practically all day was given to the redistribution debate and it must be admitted by the impartial auditor that the speeches of Hon. A. G. MacKay and C. M. Bowman were not met in any direct manner." Not only was that so but amendment after amendment was voted down that would have minimized the injustice of the gerrymander, show- ing the determination to stand by the work recommended, whether right or wrong and "not met in'any direct man- ner" as to fairness nor equality. LAST week's Winghanl Advance in commenting on the choice of the Centre Huron Liberal Convention of a standard bearer tried to be nice and withal was mean. Theconditions ofNortb and Cen- tre ridings were not and are not parallel as the former was carved out to make a supposedly, safe seat for a favorite whose nomination was boomed by the Advance to the dispargement of the man who bad been nominated last year ; who had attended to the revision of the voters' lists, &c., in East Huron and yet was jolted out of what should have right- fully been bis. The Liberal candidates for West and East Huron not only had their constituencies stolen from thein but were hived in the hive and as a re- sult met one another in the Nominating Convention. "IE the Advance desired to deal justly with one who bad strong claims" why did he not otter objection to the geographical arrangement as it might have saved him weeping abucket- ful of tears now, but not a word of pro- test when Brussels was planted in Ceutre Huron. That was part of the game. As to the whisper that 1 "Bro. Kerr was once a Conservative" and should "return to bis first love." We beg leave to -state that under the banner of Liberalism we are with oar first and only love. Had it not been for the in- justice of the gerrymander we believe we would have won out in Hest Huron. "Fair play" might have possibly shed some new light on North Huron Con- vention doings had those who did the "wire work," attempted to make an ex- cuse for the carving up of Huron Co. As to whetiher "North Huron is getting along nicely" will be ascertained better on June Bth. Politica Pointers Great unaaimity prevailed when the salaries of the Cabinet were "boosted" $t000 each. The Model Schools should not be done away with in the interests of the rural population. Rev. Mr, Hossack will lead the Lib• eral contingent in North. Toronto in the Provincial Election. It said Mr. Welch, of Listowel, may run as an independent j onservative candidate iu North Perth. Expenditure for civil governtneut has increased 45 per cent in 4 years, last year reaching nearly $303,000, The Presbyterian Synod, of Toronto and Kingston passed a resolution • de- manding majority rule in the License Act, .It has been a dizzy 39 months as coin. pared with the Liberal 33 years, The Premier was afraid to trust to his 42 majority without a gerrymander. The bona fide settler in New Ontario who secures a farm should have posses- sion of everything both upon and under it, even as far as the Chinese boundary line, The legal fees of the government was $14,000 10,1904 and thought to be large but in 1907 they climbed tip to $43,300, ad increase of so per Cent. To be just i; better than to be generous, A Government who called the Sun - cession Duties Act robbing the graves, while in opposition were cute enough not to repeal the Act and 1051 year col- lected $822,000 froth it. "Grave rob- bing" is too profitable a business to close it out under the changed Situation, What right has the Canadian farmer to be saddled with the expense of $tytc,9g for sending Hon. Aclatn Beck's nine high jumping' horses to an Old Country exhibition? It'was bad enough to fleece the treasury but was worse to clumsily attempt to deny it after it bad' appeared in the Public Aeeenets,, AWAY OUT IN THE WEST, n S pretty saes Ontario In e i Is p With ell Its hills and dacha, The rivers they it aaoh. place But Oh the windind 1t chills. When Wintercomes with all its Ittomes, And the wind goal wlliatltn6• by, It makes a mason stop and think And give a Westward nigh. Sometimes you'll end ' day or two On whleb you can drive round, But 0h.: it's nasty when you see The pitch boles up and down. Maroh conies in walla look and a grin As if to oracle fun of the rest, It leaves mud on the roads, lb would scanner the toads, And entices a 111110 think of the West. The prairie land is something grand With ail Ole flowers around, A. traveller tidying down the reed Shouldnever wear a frown. But let m0 tell you eolnething else About the crops out hero, We grow the best, the very beet And 0,1, the prioe ie dear, A dollar a bushel I will say, 1'd be aide in saying more, But it's easier reckoned you'll admit For I've counted it o'er and o'er. has come and the Winter Summer nr w gone The give me the filth, the he But give ebr the twelth, the health July It's celebrated in Portage this year. Portage la Prairie is a beautiful town With every convenience at hauld The park, to the South, a. beautiful place, And as elegant spot for the band. I wish Mr. Editor that you could come, I'maura it would make you sneeze, If von only knew the time we'll have You'd cone on your hauls and knees. Now I think, Mr. Editor, I've told you all The news as it ought to be, With beet respeet9 to Tn a Bayssnr.s POST And all the community. JOeern HANNA, Keyes, Mao. Brewer Gooderbam, of Toronto, will no doubt give the 3/5 clause a good lift if be is elected au 141, P. P. The Premier bad not much faith in his 44 majority or he would never planned his little gerrymander. Many an elector will du a lot of solid thinking before he will mark his ballot favorable to the $2,5uo,00u to the Mc- Kenzie & Mann Railway Co. enema) has been spent in the past year in Government Commissions. Why dont the Government save a large share of this expense by doing their own work ? Hon. Dr. Pyne's interest in securiug a hotel license for a friend who had been convicted 14 times in the police court shows how he is prepared to stand by his friends. J. T. Cnrrie is most favorably reb'eived in the gerrymandered riding of North Huron, He will make Mr. Musgrove's historic majority ot over 200 look quite ill on June Sth. It has required three boards of License Commissioners in four years in Toronto between resignations and "bouncing" by Government. The License department is still in politics, Wbat will the price of school books be after the present bankrupt stock is cleared out? The Government took good care that the election will be over before the salt is rubbed into the book buyers of the new series. Old time Conservatives say they will not vote for Musgrove on June Sth in North Huron owing to the unfair gerry- mander of the Conaty and the more un- fair treatment of) ex -Warden Bowman ousting him as the candidate, After 3 or 4 years of office with the privilege of close and critical examina- tion of books, vouchers, &c, the Whitney government failed to show up the '•scandalous corruption and crooked- ness" ot the Isle Liberal government. The grant of $130,oOo to the La Rose Mining Co. shows the unbounded generosity of the Whitney government. Hon. Mr. Cochrane's brother-in-law chanced to be in the syndicate, Mr. Dunlop was very fortunate. It's a great thing to stand in with the powers. Mr. Whitney said repeatedly that the redistribution was not put forward for party advantage but to equalize popula- tioe and re -unite severed municipalities. He failed grievously in keeping his word in either case. Huron, Essex, Peel and other counties are examples. 113 more officials in the civil service than at tbe close of 1904.9 662 appoint- ments to office were made inside of a year. The distinction of "dismissed" and "resigned" in the dropping out of 165 Liberal office holders is liable to a construction outside of the dictionary meaning. A young man in Toronto, 21 year's of age, who does not possess an loch of property, by the Witney election law will be handed two.ballots on Jule 8111, while the sturdy yeomanry of the country with their hundreds of acres will only have one. Is that square ? Jno. A. Cooper, one of the School Book Commissioners appointed by tbe Whitney Government says "I0 the set of readers is prepared and the printing and binding brought up to date the price will go back to the old figures, if not higher," Mr, Cooper ought to know. Redistribution of constituencies are supposed to come after every decennial ceases in a growing country but Hon, Mr. Whitney, who is "bold enough to be honest and honest enougb to be bold," quoting his own words, thought it was better to make a grab in mos by way of strengthening his hands before an election. School Inspectors, School 'teachers and Trustee Boards are kept guessing in the management of Public School affairs owing to the frequent changes. This condition is largely caused by having a mat at the heats of the Education De- partment who knows little or nothing abont the work. Hon. Dr. Pryne may he a very nice man but he caut fill the bill as Minister of Education. It is delightfully refreshing to notice the emphasis placed upon liberality of thought, creed, &c, by the Conserver tive press in Huron Co. One would almost be led. to think that some of the candidates had 001710 time or other been standing out "hot stuff" end the account was beteg squared off by everybody be- ing "broad." You can't always bury these old tirades so that they will stay dead. The government advocated a bill when in opposition recommending' a reduction of M, P. P's ; Redistribution only after decennial census ; Boundaries of constitueucies to be fixed only by commission of judges, History of 190& session wipes out this redoubtable trinity. Mr. Whitney "fixed the boun- daries with theasslstancoot wire -pullers, Even Huron Co. hail its little coterie to the business and both Silber and Mus' grove should be defeated over the head of it, The gerrymander does not conform to boundary lines nor equalizing of population. Batfie a North and South Essex the furrier had an exetts0 of Clearly 2,900, yet 'Tilbury tuwu0109 with 2100 was added to it from the South for one reasdu only viz to try and defeat ,Inn, Auld, the Littered uunliuee, as it gave Mr. Auld 14o . at last election and his whole majority in the ridiug was 179, "Bold enough to be honest".' 01 yes. A pateloes Corn cure I Easily applied -rusts but a quarter 11311', Put C'ujvl !extractor, arty years h1 use. Insist un Putuatli s only. I tion. Did you get a Photo, of the baby? Brewer's Art Studio 'rhe language of Photographs is the i clearest form of ,expnwhirl. It specks 111 all tongues and to all peoples ; It ie understood by the iguorcnit and apple elated by the cnlunrll. 1)uu't t eget to get n nice Photo. taken to leave with your friends. We are second to none in our line and guarantee You satisfac• Now is Ude time, Centre Huron Conservatives intend to keels in stock n full line of • Amateurs' Supplies, and also Kodalcs to I rent, I will develop and melte your pictures, Give us a call, Andrew Porter the Choice. H. R. BREWER A well attended Convention of Con- servatives from the municipalities of the new ridingof ('eutte Huron was R held in the own Hall,Clinton,11on Thursday of last week for the purpose of organization and the scleetion of a candidate for the Legislature. All- tit'eu' Porter, son of the late Robert Porter, a former ... P. for Weet Hur- on, was unanimously selected as can- didate without a ballot. 1Fu1. Camp- bell, of Goderich, was selected as Secretary tary (11101 1. Beuder'iok, of Sthat- forth, as President of the riding assuc.i:ition. David Clautelon, of Clut- ton M. 13roclel'iek and !Bev, Joseph Elliott, of (+ode rich, were ie also nomin- ated but atm, t slaking short speeches all withdrew in favor of air. Porter. Harry Either, ex -N. P, P., of South Huron, dealt with the leading issues of the campaign and was heartily ap- plauded throughout. Mr. Porter is highly esteemed and will poll the full Conservative vote, He is a p1•iuter by trade but acted as Deputy Postmaster for his father at Clinton for tl nlubol of years and on the appointment of a Mai, P. 110., fol- lowing the demise of his father, ice was made manager of the local branch of the Sovereign .11uuik. The Closing up of this institution threw him out of office and it was reported he. would take stock in the Goderich Star. Of course Mr. Porter does not expect to win but if his expenses are paid and the patronage for the next term plac- ed at his disposal he may have some- thing for his trouble. The Clinton and Goderich people speak very high- ly of Mr. Porter. Tired nerves, with that "no ambi- tion" feeling that is commonly felt in Spring or early Summer, can be easily and quickly altered by taking what is known to druggists every- where as Dr. Shoop's Restorative. One will absolutely note a changed fueling within 4S horn's after begin- ning to take the Restorative. The bowels get sluggish in the Winter- time, the circulation often slows up, the Kidneys are inactive, aucl even the Heart grows decidedly weaker. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is recognized everywhere as a genuine tonic to these vital organs. It builds up and strengthens the worn-out weakened nerves ; it sharpens the failing ap- petite, and universally aids digestion. It always quickly brings renewed strength, life, vigor and ambition. Try it and be convinced. Solcl by all dealers. NON -JURY ASSIZES. The non -jury sittings of the High Court were announced to open at Gode- rich on Tuesday of last week but owing to the non -arrival of the Judge an ad- journment was made until the following day, when the following cases were dis- posed of by Judge 'Teetzel, morning, afternoon and evening sittings of the court being held. Kreuter v. Dixon -Action- dor value of timber taken off Crown lands near Parry Sound. The plaintiff was Wm. Kreuter, a lumberman, residing in the township of Grey, Huron county, and the defendant a sawmiller residing at the village of Rosseau, in the district of Parry Sound. 'rhe plaintiff purchased certain property from the defendant in the district of Parry Sound, the defend- ant, as the plaintiff claimed, represent- ing that he was the owner of all the timber on the property, but when the plaintiff proceeded to cut the pine on the property he was forbidden to do so by the Parry Sound Lumber Co„ who it appears were lessees of the right to cut the pine timber. The defendant claimed tbat the plaintiff was familiar with the rights and reservations of settlers with regard to timber upon Crown grant lauds, Aetiou dismissed with costs. Win, Proudfoot, K, C., and W. M. Sinclair for plaintiff. P. R, Powell, K. C., for defendant. Cattelon vs. Cantelon-Action for a reconveyance of lands ou time ground of undue influence, On the application of plaintiff trial was adjourned until next aesizes, plaintiff to have leave to amend by adding all necessary parties. The plaintiff, Wm. Cantelou, now of Clin- ton, conveyed to his nephew, Juhu Cantelou, of Goderich township, a farm, a provision of the mortgage being that the defendant was to provide for the plaintiff during his lifetime, which the plaintiff claims was not done, but which the defendant claims was fulfilled, Wm, Proudfoot, K. 0.. for plaintiff, E, L. Diakiueon, Ir, C., for defendant. The Jones & Lawson Machine Co v. The Rogers Manufacturing Co. -Action to set aside as frauduleut assignments of patents. This was a motion by the plaintiffs, who had a claim of $1,277,59 against the Rogers Manufacturing Coe for a declaration that assignments by the Rogers Co, of patents were fraudulent and void ss against the plaintiff and other creditors, The other defendants were M. j Reitz, H. Meade and F. Il'essel, to- whom assignments were made, His Lordship directed that judgment be entered for the plaintiffs declaring that the assignments of patents in the statement of claitn set forth ere frauclu• lent and void as against the plaintiffs and such other of the creditors of the defendant the Rogers Manufacturing Co., Ltd„ as may come in and con- tribute to the costs of this action, the defendants to pity the costs of this action. M. 0. Cameron, 74. C„ for plaintiffs. Dc fen dents not represented. Smeeth Y. the London and Western. 'frust Co, et al. -The action was brought by Mrs. Smeeth to recover 'Bodmin Lime WORKS is head -quarters for Fresh, Pure, No. 1 Lime, Highest recommends given as to the quality of it, Laving proven itself No. 1 on Government buildings. 25c per Bushel, Delivered Write or Telephoue to R. NICUOLSON & SONS, Belgraue dower in the planing 'mill which was conveyed by the late le. Smeeth in December, 1903, to J. T. Goldthorpe for $6,000, Mr, Smeeth egreeolg 111 the time of sole to give his wife -iter inchoate right to dower and to allow the sante in the meantime to be iuclnded in a mortgage 011 the property, which was to be paid when the mortgage was paid off, and Mrs. Smeeth executing the deed of conveyance barring her right to dower. Besides the Trust Co , which is executor of the estate of Mr. Smeeth, the other defendants were Mr, Smeeth's daughter, Mrs. Pridhnm and her children. His Lordship directed that judgment be entered for the plaintiff tor $6&o and interest on the same from the 4011 of 14larch, 1903, and 005(0 of the nutiou; costs of ell the parties to be paid out of the estate of the late - Francis Smeeth, the executors' costs as between solicitor and client. E. L. Dickinson, K. C., for plaintiff. G. F. Blair for London & Western 'frust Co. NI. G. Cameron, K. C., for iufanrs. Andrews v, McCarthy et al. -Action 10 set aside conveyance as fraudulent against creditors. The plaintiff in this ease was William Andrews, who had a claim for a butcher's bill of $109.522 against Patrick McCarthy, one of the defendants. Mr. Andrews sued on be- half of himself and all other creditors of Mr. McCarthy and asked to have a con- veyance by Mr. McCarthy to his nephew, John Hurley, who 0700 made co-defendant in the action of lot running number So in the town of Goderich, de- clared 11011 and void, the claim beiug that the conveyance was fraudulent and made for the purpose of placing the assets of the defendant Patrick Mc- Carthy out of the reach of the creditors. The defence, however, succeeded in showing to the satisfaction of the judge that there Win no fraud. Mr. Hurley paid $1,000 for the property on which there is a house erected, lifting a mortgage made to Martin Connell mut paying the balauce of the purchase price in cosh, which was afterwards handed over to Mr. Hurley's sister, Mrs. Muirhead, with whom Mr, McCartney went to live after the transfer of the property in December Igo6. Mrs. Muirhead gave en account of how this money had been expended in paying some of his debts, of the existence ot Which she said she was not aware at the time he went to live with her. It was also sought to show that Mr. McCarthy at the time of the conveyance was not in a condition, mentally, to transact any business, Uut his lordship held other- wise. Action dismissed with costs to the defendants, fixed et the sunk of $15. Wn1. Proudfoot, K C„ and L. E. Dancey for plaintiff. M. G. Cameron, K. 0 , and j. L. Killo•tm for defendants. Breathe Help For Catarrh Druggist Jas. Fox is having splendid Reports from Hyomei Users It's the poison germs in the airynn breathe that creates and feeds catarrh. Hyomei simply catches these germs on their way to work and dostroys them. The flet breath of Hyomei air kilisall cat ivhal 100ison. This makes the air youare breathing inward helpful, it goes on its way through the air passages, bronchial tubes and lungs chnegecl with germ destroying power that cannot be re- sisted, it soothes and heals the Wound- ed and inflamed membrane. That is why Hyomei is so instantly helpful for any distress of the breath- ing organs, colds, croup, bi'olichitis, asthma or dreaded imellntonia, they are the germ life that Hyomei kills, Complete guaranteed outfit 01.00. Sold by Jas. Fox talk to thele ltbontit. Ono in seven called by Consumption .A, ctreaclful plagne indeed when yon consider that in incipient stages it can be cured. Take care of the little colts before it becomes a big one• Whelt the throat is sore and it hurls yeti to expand your chest, rub in Nerviline and immediately apply one of Polson's Nerviline Porous Plaster's. Pain and tightness are at once relieved, in- fiammation and soreness gratlnai.ly disappear and fatal illness is thus avoiric' d, Nervilina Plasters eat its a vomiter irritant deer the seat of pain, and 00 101 extorter applecation in erre Ing colds] in the 1nn5eles, in pioutfs and headaches they live no equal. Veep these r0100cfiea eight 01 peal" home, The four-year.old sun of Mr. Palen, of Piston, was drowned in a creek veer his hem,. - Ten soil, is best their houses and farm building • b1 prairie ales ie Leofold di a. Mint, Sabk. At Huntsville Nelson Smith, of Allen- dale. shot his wife dead and then 10111 nnitled suicide. 'l'Il11 PEOPLE'S COLUMN =eel (A1,11. --A general purpose chestnut mare, 7 years old 1 will work in any lir. nese. Due to fuel on ,11150 28th. 45.2 , 13, GIERRY, 13russele. WANTED, -A person with R0n10 11101(0y 10 juin in an extremely profitable business in which large profits can be nide without risk, References given. Investigate. L Box 24, Brussele, Onb. QUARTER AORE LOT, tlith six -roomed house for sale. Cellar full size of !tuns° ; walls built for veneer. Stable mid drill. 8000N4AIlln let., West, Enquire of 11.. T.I.14 f 1 OCOTTAGE,stable ,1 14 Vacre of land, felsale, TSInb(11y 0blae, North Brussels. Good well, fruit trees, Possession could be given at once Tor further particulars as to prioe, terms. &e„ apply on the premises. ALEX. MOLAUOBLIN. 42.4 I A. H, MONTEITH Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, &e„ successor to A. B. Macdonald, Oitiae over Standard Rank, Brussels. Notice! The Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll for the Township of Grey, for the year 1008, will be held in the Township Hall, Ethel, on Thursday, May 2811i, 1008, at 11 o'clock a. 1n, All mutate interested will please take notice and act oeeordingly. JNO. MOINTOSH, Grey, May 11th, 1008. Olerk. Notice The Court of Revision en the Assessment Roll tor the Village of Brussels, for the year 1008, will be held at the Town Hall. Br useels, on Tuesday, June Ind, 1008, at 8 o'elook p. nl. All parties interested will please take notice and not accordingly. F. S. SCOTT, Brussels, Oday 11th, 1008. Olerk, Notice! The Court of Revision en the Assessment Roll for the Township of Morris for the year 1908, will be held al the Town Hell o11 Friday, May 20th, 1008, at 10 o'eloek a. 111. All parties interested will please take notice and net ac- cordingly, W, CLARK, Morrie, May 8th, 100P. Clerk. COURT Of0 REVISI N The first sittings of the Court of Revision for hearing complaints against the Assessment Roll of the Mmlictpnlity of the Township of Mcltillop,for the year 1908. will be held at the Oommeroial Hotel, Seaforth, on Monday, the 1st day of June, 1908. at the hour of 10 o'clock a, in. Persons having business before the Court are hereby notified to govern themselves accordingly. M. MURDIE, McKillop, May 16th, 1008. Olerk. ONTARIO LIQUOR LiCENSE. LICENSE DISTRICT DF HST HIEN, NOTIOE is hereby given that 3. A. Klump, of Ethel has made application for permission to transfer his License for the premises in Ethel, known as the Roy al Hotel, to John Putlatal, of Belgrave, and that said application will becon- sidered et the meeting of the Board of License Commissioners to be held at the American Hotel in the Village of Brussels, at 11 o'clock a. in., on the 10th day of Jnne, 1008. A11 persons interested will govern themselves accordingly. Dated at Brussels, May 18th, 1008. 46,2 WM. OLEGG, Inspector., Stock for Service BOAR FOR SERVICE, - The undersigned has purchased the pure bred Yorkshire Boar, "Woodstock Master," from the celebrat- ed easy feeding herd of H. J. Davis. of Wood - stook. This animal is bred direct from hn- ported stook on both aides and is a good one. Terms, 8t.00, at time of cervica, with privilege of returning.J. M. KNIGHT, Proprietor, Lot 21, Con. 12, rey, 46-tf Popular Stallions Following will be the routes of the horses named for season of Igo& :- SUNLIGHT II. Haler BONE, Proprietor. Monday, will leave his own stable, Lot 20 god line Morrie, end go to John Ma0wen'e 21311 don. Grey for night. Tuesday, to Arthur Shaw's, 151 line Morrie, for noon • then to Johnston's Hotel, Blnovolo for an hour, and then to Wm. Vanatone'e 4th Oon. Turuberry, for night. Wednesday, to Alex, Forgie'e 0tH 1 Con. Turnberry, for noon then to I'tobt. Hogg's, Taeoberry • for night. Thursday, to H11118011'9 Hotel Wingham, for an hour ; thea to D. Campbell's, 1st line Morris, for 7300n ; then to hie' own stable for night. FRIDAY. to Hill's Hotel, 13elg6rave, for noon • then to Alex, MolSoil'e, Otto lino, Morris, for night.. Saturday,to. Central Hotel, Brussels for n0011;then to hiown stable where he will remain until the following Monday. SCOTLAND'S 110P1'1 No. (18180) Vol. 28 Gzn. MELDOON, Proprietor ThieImported Olydodalo Horse will make the Benson of 1008 at hie own stable, Brussels. Terme-To Insure 516,00, payable February let, 1000. Mares must be returned regularly to the horse or they will be emerged whether in foal or nob. 44.4 CLAUDIUS OlsAnne"s. Kean, Manager Monday, will leave his own entitle, Lot 20, Con. 7, Grey, and go North to 0,m. 6, to ,Tohn Jackson's, Lot 12, for noon ; then South via Sideline between Lots 5 & 0 to Andrew Lam- ont's, Lot 0, Con. 10, for night. Tuesday, to Geo. Spolrah's, Lob 24, Con, 12, Grey, for noon ; then East to Side•oad, then South to 10th Con., then East and South 10 Angus McKay'a Lob 80, Com 17, Grey, for night. W edneadhy, South to 12th Oen, Logan, then East to Peter Gaffney'�a� Lot 24, Con. 1a, Logan, for noon ; then East Gaffney: 4 miles then North to John McCartney s, Lot 11, Oon. 14 Logan, for night. Thursday -will go West via 14th Oon„ and North to Boundary be- tween Grey and Logan to Fred. Hullett's, Lob 4, for noon c then North to Oon. 17, and East 2,1 miles, the North to Henry Runebur 's, Let 7, 001,..10, Ehna, for 111 •lit. Friday will go West told North to 30sep1, %Vhiteeld'9, Lob 80, Con,. 14, Grey. for noon ; then North to Guo. Kenai, Lot 80, don, 8, .for eight. Saturday will pro- ceed Best mites and North 194 miles to Cone 6 & 6, tilmn, then West to Ilia oivn Mettle for noon Whore he will remail until the following Monday morning, 46.2 BURSAR GOVsN1i0Oaf tri Ah0OnrnaTM, Preps. Monday, May 4111 w111 leave 11)9 Own stable, 1o0 00, Oon. 12 McKillop, and proceed to 10, Dodd's, Lot 2t, Oen. G, MaKillop for n00n; then to Ainh a Hotel Seaforth, for night.- lnesdny, by way et the 211d Con. of Tucker• smith to Thos, Coleman's for noon; then North to John Oerter's, Let 4. Oon, 2, Mullett, by way of Alma, for night. -Wednesday North to I•Ien- ry Taylors, Lot 0, Oen. 11, Hullott, for. neon ; then to his own stable for night,-Thnrsdny will go INA to S, Anima', Con. 14 McKillop, 20' noon) then North to Oliver ITurnbull's, (1011. le, Grey, for eight, -Frida , Wast then North. to Mt'. Tym'mntl a Lot 8, (300.12 Grey, for noon ; then North to 1merleim Hotel, B3'11s- Ree, for night,-Snturdey, Soutlt to James Bel- gor's, Oon, 8, Morris, for noon; then to his awn stable where he will remain until the following Monday meriting. a thout Alcohol A Strong Tonic WithoutAlcohol A Body Builder Without Alcohol A Blood Purifier WithoutAlcohol A Great Alterative WlthoutAlcohol A Doctor's Medicine WithoutAlcohol Ayer's Sarsaparilla WithoutAlcohol essal We publish our formulae iWe baeleh eiaollui from Our timetables 0 rcti"e Wo urge you to lie/6I 8.) °Des It your doctor Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They act directly on time liver, make more bile secreted. This is why they are so valu- able in constipation, biliousness dys- pepsia, sick -headache. Ask your doctor if he knows a better laxative pill. -Mede by the J, O. Ayer Co., Lovell, Mass; Start in +i ay or June and finish a good course of training for Stenographer or Bookkeeper by November, when good positions are best obtained. Enter any cloy. No vnentious, 1?rce catalogue. CENTRAL MINUS COLLEGE Yongo & Gerrard fits„ Toronto W. 13, SHAW Principal FIRST-CLASS Buggies! Have a choice stock of Buggies manufactured by the Barrie Carriage Company for sale. Both steel and rubber tyres, They nre A t and sold from 8160.00 up. Guarantee with every rig. Don't buy nutil you visit my show room. You can save mon- ey thereby. S. N. Jacksonj Brussels Ail El, RoyalMail ; e TURBINE STEAMERS -0- MONTREAL ro LIVERPOOL. Tunisian sails Friday, Mny 16 9 a in Victorian sails Friday, May 22 0 a 111 Corsican sails Friday, May 211 5 90 a m Virginian sails Friday, 3elle 6 6 n 111 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW Ionian sails Saturday, May 10 Grampian sails . Saturdn),, May 28 Hesperiau sails Saturday; May 80 Hesperian sails Saturdny, June 8 MONTREAL TO HAVRE 81 LONDON Snl'diltten ,... Tlluradny, May 14 Parisian sails Wednesday, May 20 Sicilian Rails Saturday, June 0 to ror settings, lists and full information apply W. H. KERR, Agent Allan Line. Brussels. No 1-1i';' tR You know from daily expe- rience, at home or in the barber shop, that the question is- ' Why •doesn't•a razor hold its edge uniformly from heel to head without honing and grinding?" Whether it is a safety, with the certain tax of new blades, or the ordinary open -bladed razor does not alter the, question. You want the comfort and satisfaction of a clean, smooth shave every morning with the confident knowledge that your razor will be ready for instant use the next time needed, The Carbo Magnetic razor is the only razor etnoontERrrr:r. ally guaranteed to do this. Thirty years of study on the razor situation has perteotett a. new secret process of ELEOORIQ TEMPERING that positively merges every par- ticle qf carbon (the life of Oteel) into the metal -giving a dia- mond -like hardness uniformly, , throughout the blade --some- thing absolutely impossible with fire tempered steel -used in making all other razors. But test this tytzor in your own hornc-or if you prefer, have your barber use it on you, Give us your name.or call and see the "Carbo Magnetic" .razor, and we will. state our proposition for test- ing these razors without ofillegtatiose on your part to part:hasg, together with our free booklet " Hints on Shav- ing." This book illustrates the correct razor position for shaving every part of the face. Fri y il! Local WiltonAgents, g � & Gillespie • HOMES [KE 7 1NI CLASS Round -Trip Excursions TO MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA GOING DATES AprIl 14, 20 June 9, 28 Aug. 4, 10 May 12, 26 July 7, 21 Sept, 1, 16, 20 Tlakete dood to rotate within 00 dayp VERY LOW RATES from all pointe In 0510.r30. Minting/ Wleuipea and returA 922.00 between tEdmonton and return 542.60 Tiokote issued to all North-West pointe. TOURIST SLEEPERS A llroiled number of Tourist Sleeping Care will be run on each exoureion, fully equipped with bedding, eto, Berths should be secured andpaid for through local ngeat at least ex days before exoureion loaves. Rates and full information 000taiaed in free I•Tomeseokere' pamphlet, Ask near- est 0.P,R. agent for a Dopy, or write to C.11, POSTER, Malik! Pear, Atl., O.P,R., Tornio B y9dtFFjty'�martmmt�y ilVt'ii If you want a really good article in the Buggy or Wagon line go to the old reliable Culler Oarriage Builder on Market Sgnaro, Bons- eels, where you will find to first- olaes assortment. Best of hand made Farm Wag- ons with differsut widths of tires and different heights of wheels. Extra large hand made Wheel- barrows. Re -rimming Light and Heavy Wheels, Repairing, Re -painting and Re -trimming attended to oe shortest notice, JOH OOER Farmers Or Stoi'elteepere by coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any hind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, Brussels. IMPORTANT NOTICES MARK FOR SALE, BEING .0. Lot 16, Cos, 15, Grey, containing 100 acres. P . Apply to WM, WOODS,Orabrook ELM (-IOUSE AND # ACRE OF land 1'Ol' sale. Oomfotteble dwell - log; hard and soft water uu dor cover; ap- ple,plum and aherry trees, &o. Possession eau be given at once. lmr price, terms, &o, pall at THEE POST, H0715D AND ACRD LOT for Bale -Albert street, comfortable home in good repair. Small stable, good well, cistern, &m. Possession any time, Por further particulars apply on the premises to 5, ORAWCO1t0, Brussels, 4841 L11011 SERVICE,- THE 7JN- 3111150I(317110 will keep for aervlee on Lots 17 awl 18, Oen. 0, Grey, the Holstein- Frioable Bull,"Sir 01000001 Burke," (01'30), nMight from P, D. Ede, Wooiteteek, petit - gree may be seen on applleatiou Service 52.00 with privilege of returning it nacos. eery, payable February let, 1000, 40'Jm 3011 0. WEL813, Proprietor. For Sale Thos order to the Ex outotate to offer lax sale the real estate ooeaietlug of u comlort- ab1e6-roomed batten mud new oem00t alt- ebon built in 1047, I torn of land, hard and soft water, together with a large oonimod• lose 'tattle, drilled well . mud S acres of good laud diagonally morose the street from awol• llug house. For pertiou)ara one price apply to P. SCOTT, or A. STEWAR'1', Queue at. West, Brumes.88-tf Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS' A uvea numbered smitten of Dominion Lands in Manitoba, Saskatohewon anea Alberta, cementing 8 aua 26, not reserved, may be homesteaded by any person wile 10 the nolo bead of a ramify, or any tattle over 18 years of ('0, to the extent of cue -quarter lection of Wu 00105 more 0r less. Meal 1t1 ua toalooefor made epdiebriu611u at tbe laud to situate. Tho homesteader Is rognirod -to perforate the condition s oon0ooted therewith under ole of the following plana : (1) At least six months' reBdeuee 5000 and cultivation of the laud iu each year for al/04:041;M hree yearn, 12) If the father (or mother, i1 ,the falba ie deeeased) of the homesteader resides epee a tate In the v(oluity of the laud 00bored ler the requirements as to real, douoe may bo satisfied be lush P0rao0 10. aiding with the father or mother, (8) It the settlor bas 1110 iformano,t rant• donee upon 0 !dr min u land owned by Wei in the cents as 1 lig hoe mayd, ore ro- IMO by 0eta as to residence may 4, sans• IMO By reetaonoe neon the said laud, Nixmoutbe beano in writing should bo Oven to the Oommissiou,or of Dominion Lands atmbtawa of intention to apply for patent, W. W. DOILY, Deputy 0111hn Minlate• or tutnrlor, N. B. Unautltorlaetl publi df o, of this ha- vertiaomontwill 1)111 bo pall for,