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BUSINESS CARDS.
Si S RD .
'( H. ModliAdliEN-
Y�. lasuor of Atarriage Lloonaoe, 03.
floe at Gr000ry, Turuh0rry street, 11200010,
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or Oran
ETHEL, ONT.
WM. SPENCE
CONV.EYANC1r]R min ISSUER
oar MARIIIAG]i LICENSES
Glee /n the Post Wilco, Ethel. 80.9
K, O. T. M.
Brueonts :pout of the niauoaboon, No. 29
hold their regular meetlugo lu the Lodge
Boom, Booker Block, ou the let RUA 8rd
Tuesday evenings of each mouth,
Visitant always weloowo.
A, 60ME1013, Qom. A, Mo(iUIl181, R. S.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent klowiek Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Wilco cad lioeltlonoo-
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
140013 elox,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUO'J iON-
• x1118, will sell for bettor prices, to
better mea lu loos tune and less charges
than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or
be won't charge anything, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this odloa or by
personal application.
ROBT, H. GARNISS
BLUE VALID - ON T.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
TOMB reasonable. sales arranged for
at the 011100 0f Tutt PORT, Brussels, 2231
VETERINARY.
G• A. CUNNIN(I'HAM-
Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animate in a compet-
ent manner. Particular attention old to
Vetertuary Deutistry and Milk Paver. Calle
promptly attended t0, OJOae and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Toruberry st.,
Brussels, 'Phone •Ir 1t
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A`, M. BINCLAIR-
1I • Barrister, Bollaitor, 'tY1.1
Notary Public, ho. 011300-8tewart'O 131ook
I door North of Oen tntl Hotel. •
Soliei1or for the Metropolitan Bauk.
1)It01JDFOOT, HAYS de BLAIR-
BA1taI6TE1(6, 80LI01T0RS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC,
W. PROVO/MOT, K. O. 1t. 0. HA70
G. 1`. 131.000.
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Ofiloes-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron tC Bolt,
GODat1110, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
1111NTMT
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and First-class Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuivorsity. 0113ee
nest to Brewer's Photograph (seller*,
131113888.1L8,
ails'.
Bassi nese Osttrde
A, H. MONTEITH
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Seg, 00000814Wto
Macdonald, 011loe over Standard Bank, '
13russels.
OR. HAMILTON
Dental Will visa Moo thefii s tatoi Chir 11o0.
l�f\VIII and 17 00 81 the drat :Ilia third
Monday of 13130113 month. 5U•Om ,
OR, T, 7'. M'RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto 1
Licentiate and Gra(ruato of the ()tillage of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Out, Post -graduate
011hungo Bye, lour, Nose and Thrust OccipI,ital,
Ohio'�go, Ill, 10x -Monne Surgeon to St. Dtloh•
eel's 308pital Toronto.
011ie° over 11'.11. 131111th's Drug Store, Tele-
phone connection with Uranbreok at i,11 hours.
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BRUSSELS
Genet Souw'l( Gonne Na11T11
stall
7:05R m 1Expr0Ou 10:65 11 m
Express 11 :26 a M 1311311 1:14 p m
Express 8 302 p nt Express 8:01 p m
CagvanzamPac,.a WW
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderielt
Jkscpross 8:41 a InExprs 11:80 a ni
12xpress, ...,..., 8:11 p m Ies(Express 7:97 31 111
is t,>: i.ct Balls
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Forestville
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. T. R. Bennett is visiting in
Totem to th18 week.
number from. this lecalit a in
* took
Alm
numberu excursion to Guelph. All repo[ t
having a good -tines
Did you find the owner of the white
faced cattle last Sunday night -Bob ?
Clover hay cutting is on the tapis.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS'
ANY even uumberodlseobton of Dominion
Lauds in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 28, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the sole head of A fondly, or any male over
18 years 01840, to the extent of cue -quarter
sootion of 100 acme more or less
Entry may bo made personally at the
local laud Moe for the district to which
the laud is athlete.
The homesteader le required to perform
the conditions 000000ted therewith under
one of the followlug plaits :
(1) At least six mouths' residence upon
and oultivat(ou of the laud 30 (aol, year for
three years,
`2) If the father (or mother, if :the father
le• deceased) of the homesteader resides
upon a farm in the violulty of the' laud
entered for the requirements as to resi-
dence may bo satisfied by moth puritan re-
siding with the tathor or mother.
(9) If the [tattler has his permanent reel.
deuce upon farming laud owned by him
hi the Vicinity of hie homestead, fila re•
quiromeute as to residence may be set's -
fled by residence upon the said laud.
Shimonthe'nutloe in writing should be
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lands at Ottawa Of Intention to apply for
patent. W.W.001NY.
Deputy of the Minister of Interior,
N. B, 2Juauthorizoa publication of this ad.
vurtisoment will not bo paid for.
BUCCIES
WAGONS
If you want a really good article
., in the Buggy oe Wagon line go
to the old reliable Oober Carriage
Bulkier on Mallet Square, Brus-
sels, where you will and a Srst-
olaea assortment,
Beat of hand made Farm Wag-
ons with different widths of time
and different heights of wheels.
Detre large hand made Wheel-
barrows;
Re -rimming Light and Heavy
Wheels, Repairing, ].to -painting
and Bo -trimming attglnded to on
Aborted notice,
JOHN OOBER
Leadb u ry
(intended for last week)
-Edward Driscoll, who has not been
enjoying good health lately, is im-
proving and able to be around.
R. C. Lowland, teacher in No. 01eft
for his home in Fergus on Wednesday
where lie will spend the holidays.
John Boyd has placed a cement wall
under his barn and had a very large
bee drawing clay to the gangway last
week.
Joseph IIaniltoo and wife enjoyed
a pleasant outing with friends in
Mornington township and Stx'atford
last week.
David Crawford has sold the barn on
the old Ellis farm to .Joseph. Bolger, of
l'lorvis, who will move it to his farm
next Winter.
A large number took in the Fann-
ers' Excursion to the Model Farm
l'n•om Walton on Saturday last and
report a pleasant time.
Porter Dennis, who has been under
the doctor's care at .Mitchell, has re -
tamed hone feeling very mach better
nuclei' the treatment.
John Stafford is doing a large busi-
ness in the strawberry line. He has a
good sized patch and tine yield has
been large and of fine quality.
it ti. 1 ITaekwell and Peter (Gardiner
are beck from a trip to Alberta whore
they went on the landseekers'excur-
sion. They speak well of the country
and the prospects fora large harvest
and are interested in a large land deal
in that Province.
Invented Safe Headadhe Cure
Away with headaches. be (lane with
(tizziness, bad stomach and biliousness.
A cure has been found --use Dr. Ham-
ilton's Pills and enjoy the )health they
so surely bring. Nothing but health-
ful vegetable extracts in Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills. They cleanse and purify
estet
the whale system, act as a p f
tonic. Safe for children, girls, women
and men. Sold in 25c boxes by all
dealers.
Atwood
The Municipal Oottncil met in the
Agricultural hall on Saturday for
general business.
Thos. Barton' sold a heavy draught
snare and foal to Ohne. MoMaue for
the handsome sum of $300.00.
Orange Lodge No. 100, Atwood will"
much. to St. Alban's church for ser-
vice on Sunday afternoon July 12011.
During the six months ending Jwle
80011 there was registered for the
municipality of ,'C3 hna at the Clerk's
0l'Ifee 45 births, 1.1 marriages and 25
deaths.
On Thursday evening before the
departure of Rev. and Mrs. Bond for
Toronto, where they intend to make
their future home, the members of the
Atwood Methodist church gathered at
the parsonage to spend a social even-
ing and 00 take opportunity of mak-
ing an address and presentation of
gold coin to the two honored people
who had been in their midst for the
past two years. Rev. i1'lr. Reid, the
new Methodist minister.', tool[, charge
of the work here last Sabbath.
Fordwich
There were five baptisms in Trinity
church during the month of June.
Rev. Mir. Ball and family formerly
of Tilbury, arrived here on Wednesday
of last week and occupied the pulpits
of the cn'enit on Sunday.
The members of the L O. L. No.
042 are having a sermon preached L()
them ore Sunday, July 120b, in the
Episcopal church at 2.80 p In. by Rev.
T. H. carr.
Wm
mat Mrs Watters spent a few
clays with W. H.and Mrs. Downey, of
Windsor.. They took du the excursion
on the. steamer, Greyhound, from
Goderich to Detroit.
Principal Leggett presided at the
1Eutranco examination in Wroxeter.
There were 27 candidates up for exam-
ination. Principal Van Velsor pre-
sided here, 1.8 writiugon Entrance and
l from 9, ,9. No. 0, Howick,' on the
Public School Graduation Examina-
tion.
HILL-G11lSON WIED:WM -At high
noon Tuesday, June 3001the mar -
nage took place of Margaret, Ar•tiell,
yougosidaughtot' of Postmaster and
Mrs. Gibson to Alexander Illill, of
Mitchell, Rev, A. 13, Dobson con-
ducted the ceec 11Ony in the preeellee
of the immediate friends. The wod-
rlieg march was played by Miss Pearl
Smith, of 1 istowel. The bride WOW,
an 1(1npn e gown of White si11t mn11
0100)1 taffeta with. Oharkltto Corday
hat and 0aeried a sheeny bogmet 0f
valley feen. Valeria
Mlles of the 0111 61131) f u al ata
l
y
Willieu a
and Rcit IInl1 is, niece of the
bride, act(cl 11s Aug (1331.13)))and 91 vt 1
girl, respectively,ih" former dressed
in pale blue 0111;, and eiteli (3u'yin„ tt
basket of pint; and whit[• 1)1,)1: with
'(n
maiden plait h r u '1, h gro:1111'8 un' s gift.'tu
the bride \vasa 1u.odsome gold 10aledt
and 11301)11. 1"ollowing the e 101311ouy
a d1111(0y lune)) was Nerved and Ill'.
and ales, Bill left un the evening train
14or 1Sltstel•u 1/011(18 to upend their
honeymoon, 'I lie bride travelled in a
(alloy Hull of erl(let blue with tan hal
and gloves, 111'. and 5110, 11111 will
reside in 11 101101,
Clinton
Music exanlil1atiens wcr held lu•,,e
Mitt week. Poet the Loudon 1021) `1'nrou-
to 001 ieeJ.'vat-01'ie8.
At 30 1'l)('OII 3., 11')') 10(4 of the Oddt'el-
WAIN 01 thio lista ict, .Jacob Taylor, of
Clinton, waft tleet(d district deputy
grand 1)1310 tel'.
L. (1 Fleming of 1210eterr, has en-.
torod nn 1111 dnllcs 118 county Y. 11i. O.
A. secretary. Ile will move to (11in-
ton, and melte this Iris heltdgnav tors.
'('1e president of the Clinton 1Cnit-
ting Coin pie ry 1)H so well sat i sitd 'with
the business being done that the emu -
pa ny have decided to largely increase
clic output by putting in additional
machinery.
I0. R,. and Mrs. Chant entertained
11, 61111111)1'I' 010 their friends on Friday
evening et their home on Rattcnburj'
street, end during the course of the
evening. it true quietly announced that
the gaLherinl; was called to celebrate
the 25(li uon: vclsary of ahem werldiug.
It came as 0.g 2 3)0,t surprise to those
presentwho were ant awitre of the
pp c :. before he uc guests t e )t0•Lcd t1
feet, andt 1
suitable toast was proposed and ch'ank
and Beveled complimentary speeches
made. Che singing of Auld Lang
Syne made a happy closing, and nilnly
remarked that they hoped to be
present et the golden anniversary.
Several of the guests present had also
attended the wedding 25 years ago,
and to those especially the evening
was most. enjoyable. Mr. Chant is
mechanical superintendent of the W.
Doherty Piano and Organ Company,
and n prominent 'figure in Masonic
and OthlfeUowsitip circles.
Do You Feel Ueed Up7
YOII't'e discouraged and played out-
scarecl)' enough energy to think, rand
less to work on. The reason? You
are run (100011, 1)100d is thin, • nerves
are like India rubber, not like steel 6.e
they onglit to be. Use Fe1'r0zone and
the hired feeling will go -it can't stay
hem teerirll nutritious blood and the
bodily vigor hel'n'nzone Makes, crowds
out weakness of every kind. Use
Ferrozonc and you'll 'feel like a fight-
ing king --full ofenergy-•-filled up with
ambition -ever ready to work. No
strengthening tonic so potent. Ne-
glect not it day longer. All dealers
sell Fev1'ozouu in 50c boxes.
Blyth
85 tickets wove sold at Blyth for the
Aide] l+ar111 Excursion. -
co011ief Westlake has been off duty
()whit to dog bite, clod has been
ting up at Ooderich.
Miss Pearl Gidle.y I)assedanrcessfully
the junior counterpoint examination
of the Toronto Conservatory of Music.
Last week Rev. W. II Cooper, the
newly appoi110od pastor of the Metho-
dist church here, accompanied by his
family, arrived from Wellburu and
are now in possession of the Person-
age.
At the League service on Tllestllly
evening of last week that Society pre-
sented Rev. Mr. Anderson with a
leatiher suit ease. The address was
read by D. D. Crittenden and the
presentation merle by A. Wilford.
litepastor relied in suitable words.
Dominion Dcinion Day a very pretty
wedding was solemnized at the bride's
home in 14IcKillop, when Miss Annie
M., daughter of Jas. and Mrs. Mann,
was united in the holy bonds of mat-
rimony to Fre 1. Anderson, well known
to the residents of Blyth and vicinity.
Rev. J. L. Small, B. A., pelfolm0cl
the eeveluony.
Iu Blyth on Monday repast Week Mr's.
A. B. Carr passed :.tvva,y from earth to
her home ie heaven after a • 1011(4 and
trying sickness. Her age was 50 years
0 months and 9 days. Besides lhee
husband she leaves one son, Prank, of
Toronto, and three daughters, Airs.
1Viglttman, Alberta and Lily all of
Blyth. The • fnuer'al took place. on
Wednesday and interment Was macre
in the Westfield eelnetery. A large
lumber of friends and hummers at-
tended the service at the house and
grave Rev. S. Anderson conducting
the 8e 1 \ 1eeS.
Ov3'ruABv.-00 Dominion Day the
residents of 131yL1, Were Harr), to hero'
that Miss Sushi Wilson had died after
a year's illness Deceased had about
7 years ago attended 0ohool in Strat-
ford, after graduating 510111'ed a posi-
tion 111 Toronto as stenographer where
she was employed till last May wheal
She came home suffering from a bad
cold. l too that on she hall beeu uu-
well and at last was unable to leave
her bed. She leaves to 1310111'11 31e1'
loss, her mother, (1 brother, James, of
least 1VaWauoslh : and three sister's,
Mrs Robt. Vint, of Mollie ; Mrs. J.
A. Orerar, 00 Shakespeare ; 111)1)
113 1 r 7 1' , ed war r
1'farf tt t itpin., �@ NaH
l3
e. Ile' o' the '' sb t r'an chine11
member x t ) ! to yt r
arid was a blight 3610 goal 11
ruing woman. The Eerie Til
on Friday aft< rei, on wee(' .uu(lliet. d
by her pastor, Rev. J. 1...:•ml.a1.
1»Istowel
1,isto0'o1 Fur'nitur'e ('o, shipped a
n car rli' furuitn(r ria (, 1'. it, le Maple
Creek, ,g11sk, 'Phis was the first ear
of freight, 1,0 leave Imre ley the hist 31-
wel-Llnwoorl bl'au01
Miss I', .1. Sproule and A. 13. Srhdu-
bein, (1)' )own, fife entitled l0 131411'31.
11, alley their mn1)00, having sltrcc:ls-
fully passed the final exalilmthons of
the Ontario Medical Couu1✓i,
h. ti, ,lellningri residence, on Wall-
ace steeoheleg•h1 dye Troon the pipes
ovt•r 1110 k11cli^I1 stns, aid but 1'03'
the OP01111/1 kerion of those first. on II;
H('ell(' (1111) 1(11' lire brigade would have
been destroyer), The fire had rim up
up between Cie partitions and got
tinder the roof, and it took a little
time Dolthe 1ireinen to elfeetuall.y
:frown it
July 1st 0.6.0 a (31 del. holiday in town
but It markup an event of much lnn-
poh'tatllce to this place it being the day
on which the (1, P. ft. opened the new
branch 11,11' brtO•ren Listowel tied Lin-
wood, The road has been tinder con-
struction for over a' year, and its com-
pletion has been looked forward to
with numb interest 1( (1111 eitizen0 marl
the, people of the surrounding clis1rict.
The Company have expended a large
amount o1' money in buying right of
Way and building the road, laying
out extensive station grounds. here,
:..o c 'N1-e/sse(1
and erecting- 1t lt6.nds 1'n 1
1
bred 11lt58e11 et station, 11150 feeigh1'
sheds, etc. IOvcrytlling (10,0 been done
in a litoststlbetallt111 manner, and 11010
that the wont is almost completed, it
gives proof of the perfectness aimed
at 1111(1 carried out by the con-
struction department of the C. P, R.
Don't Neglect Your Cough
You may dislike tatting medicine -
but coughs are best curer) without
medicine. The modern treatment is
"Catarz'lhozone"-it isn't a drug -it's
a healing vapor full of pine essences
and healing balsams. It, spreads over
the surfaces 111111 are Weak and sore
Nom coughing. Every spot that's
congested is healed, irritatinii is sooth-
ed away, phlegm and secretions are
cleaned. out, and all symptoms of cold
and catarrh are cured. Nothing so
quick, so sure, so pleasant as Catarrh.
ozone. in 25(1 and $L00 sizes at all
dealers.
Ooderich
91) candichttes wrote on the high
school entrance examination There.
The H'arnu.l0' Institute excursion
over the C. I. R. from Goderich to
(Guelph attracted about 40 passengers
from here.
Rev. G. N. Hazen and Mrs. Ilazen
I left on Tuesday of last Week for Lon-
don, where Air. 1Hazen's neve sphere of
labor will be as pastor of the Centen-
nial 'Methodist church. Rev. Dr.
Dougall, of Walkerton, i0 itis succes-
sor.
The results of the examinations at
the Collegiate Institute , for the
Peter Adamson meulo.il1 scholar-
ship and for commercial diplomas are
"Imperial" Shoes
We're doing a larger trade in
ladies' shoes, based on the fact of
better styles and qualities than we
have ever owned before at popular
prices.
The "Imperial" is a shoe we can
thoroughly recommend and ladies
are coming back for "another pair of
shoes like the last ones I bought
here." -
W e carry only reliable makes,
and the "Imperial" is one of our
leading link's
Repairs in Boots or 011008 promptly
attended t(1.
)1. C. Richards
Solicit your:trade.
We carry the lordost and
most complete stook In
this section, oomprl&Ind
�I1�1H rdware,' Woodenwore,
® Cutlery. Garden Seeds,
Iron. Steel. Carpenters'
Tools. Paints. Varnishes
and Brushes
If you nood a finish for
FURNITURE, FLOORS,
OR ANY INTERIOR WORT(
Wo Sell and recommend
ICAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
20 years on 01,6 market, It
always dives satisfaction
it Arles quick and h,•-"
Molten n durable f'
10 COLORS C"
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11111 .-c St Hel.110 1113(1 1133• n. h )ar-
sine for general prelleieneywas
0cn( by 1forme, J,owill. 01 hen.
61111111'.
'1'Ill' (10)11:6 of Revision of the assess-
meut, roll of the Town of (rodclieh
0011.0 held last week and it reduction of
$100 only 031113 made !rem the asses -
$01..8 Ilgorea. The total 04w-4011enl
of the town, 3133 revised, 18 $1,957,000,
au iuerertse over last year's o1' $01,00)1.
'('Ile population this year da •3,1182, (u1
io1.1'e(tse (net' last- year ur 124.
A Sarnia le porter speaking of Code -
mays :---The town is laid out on
the pl'Inniple of a 3011ee1, with the
0101(01 around ]u a circle, and the soli -
tail, man 83110 toedk trio much wits
found walking round, aid round in it
circle in a hopeless 81101.11 to atrdve.
saurewhere. Ile told the police he
had passed 37 drugstores on the street
alveady, and had walked fifteen Mlles.
Up in a Balloon.
Saturday was tin) date of the Ititer-
national race between balloons fuChicago and a very exciting race WAS
the result, soverwl of the aerial ships
landing 011 Sunday in Ontario.
Only nine of the balloons starter) in
the race, the "1 Will" being with-
drawn. All took a Northwest by
South course, sailing over Lake Mich-
igan, and Were quickly lost to view in
Ute even' ng musts rising from the lake.
The first seven balloons kept well
L
wards the earth, taking full advan-
tage
1)00113ta•3 of the 0and which v s blowing
from the West Southwest at tile. rate
of about 15 1111100 an hour. Before the
Illinois and Chicago had been released,
however, the wind had died (100011 to
about half its former velocity and the
pilots of these car's cast out ballast
with a liberal hand, shooting to a
height of 10,000 feet and catching there
a fresh hit current that carried then
in the dieeetio 1 taken by their com-
petitors.
When the Ville. de Dieppe left Chi-
cago it Was inflated to only 75 per
cent. 131' its capacity owing to a patch
on the gas bag, the strength of which
00010 problematic. The balloon had
travelled less than five miles across
the lake when it suddenly shot' clown
like a stone. The basket was almost
submerged despite the frantic efforts
of 'Mueller and the boy, Se]honeck.
Sand, provisions. instruments, anchor,
drag rope and even the coats of the
pilots were tossed overboard. leach
grabbed aide preserver, andSchammier
trier) to leap into the water, but he
was pre=vented by his c0l1Tpl1ni0n.
Schoeneck climbed (010 the rigging,
but Mueller remained in the car, al-
though the dolor Water was above his
waist. The Cincinnati passed over
them While they were in this plight,
and promised to send assistance.
Mueller waved them on their course,
as the balloon Was already beginning
to right itself.
Por tea guiles the basket was drag-
ged o ver the surface of the water at a
rapid rale. Sometimes it dia,peal
alarmingly into the waves and at
others rose a few inches above the
surface. So tightly was Schoeneck
compelled to grasp the repos that his
hands were cut deeply by the rasping
of the cords. Then without warning
the balloon swept into a stratum of
warm adr and leapt to a height of
7,000 feet. The aeronauts' ear drums
nearly burst from the effects of the
sudden change, the boy screaming
with pain and shivering with cold.
Mueller, despite his own nursery, took
the lad in his arms and. warmed hint
as much as possible. Fortunately the
bag die) not remain long at: the high
l
attitude 'beginning to descend slowly
almost iinrnediatelys
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Provklri II
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and make hila comfortable. We
have some Sine ones to loot( at and
the price is low to please.
Our harness is always to the
front for durability and pride can-,-,
not he surpassed. Sett our Single
HarueHs at $1'2 00 and 0111' 'Pearn
Harness complete at $312,00.
1. C. Richards
Breathe Help Royal
,
For Catarrh !Allan man i rte
Druggist Fox is Having Splendid
Reports From Hyomei
Users.
Its t11e poison germs in the air you
breathe that ereatesand feeds catarrh.
Hyomei simply catches these germs
on their way to work and. .destroys
them. The first breath of Hyomei air
kills all catarrhal poison.
This makes the air you are breath-
ing inward helpful, it goes 011 its way
through th(alaSS6. passages, bronchial
tubes and lungs charged with germ
destroying power that cannot be
resisted, it soothes and heals the
wounded and inflamed membrane.
That is why Hyomei is so instantly
helpful for any distress of the breath-
ing organs, icolcis, croup bronchitis,
asthma or dreaded pneumonia, they
are the germ life that Hyomei kills.
Complete lete guaranteed outfit $1.16(.
Sold by J. Fox. Talk to him about it.
How long they remained above the
clouds was impossible for Mueller to
determine. Without instrmnents he
was enable to calculate time, direc-
tion or distance. Soon, however,
they were able to distinguish the
lights of a town beneath them, and
they knew that solid ground was be-
low. The valve 0010 opetlecl gradually
and the balloon settled slowly. At
8.50 o'clock they landed gently in a
field three miles from Benton Harbor,
Michigan.
The American balloon Columbia,
nonlpeting for the International bal-
loon championship, tinder the aus-
pices of the Federation of American
Aero Clubs, dropped on the Bayfield
road, about one mile from Clinton, at
8.15 Sunday.moruing. It crossed lake
Hluron, reaching the Canadian side
at Bayfield. Capt. Peterson 10118 110
command, and except for a few cuts
in the hands, sustained when the
basket- in landing siege]: a wire fence,
the captain and itis assistant, 0. H.
Leichleiter of The Chicago Record
Herald, are quite well. The highest
111titucle reaoltecl was 5,000 feet. Hun-
dreds of townspeople were nut to see
1130 balloon. It was expressed back
to Chicago on Monday.
The balloon Chicago, with Obits. A.
Ooey and G. L. Benbauglh as pas-
sengers, landed on the farm of Jas.
Moffatt in Logan township at 9.80
Sunday morning,. The balloon left
Chicago at 5.80 Saturday night, but
as the winds were light it was decid-
ed not to try for the distance prize,
but to try foe' the time record for
keeping up in the air. Lake Mich-
igan was crossed in three hours, and
at au early 1)011r Sunday Morning
Lake Heron was approached The
balloon
passed directly over the city
of Saginaw, being then at an attitude
of about six bemired feet.
The Fielding landed near West Shef-
ford, Quebec, ai1cl the King Edward,
Canada's entry, landed near Port 1Tun'-I
oil, Mich,' an. The "Chicago" of 1
110,00 :ubic feet capacity, clone top
tart' 431' Atwood, Perth 0ounty,
0
day afternoon according to it
-.message received In Chicago.
,,,,tots, C. A. Coey and Oap-
elulnblatlgh, We1e well. The
'es lan(1e1 a Mile East of
station, Bruce county, Ont.
cls Sunday. The Columbia
into Canada, and while
diel' and Captain Martin
nageel to leave the eat'
Out., they wore bruised
t'becl wire fences.tient
0(1 surgical attendee.
dell at (l0vsnnville,
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W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
FIRST-CLASS
The language of Photographs is the
clearest form of expression. It speaks
in all tongues and to all peoples ; it is
understood by the ignorant and appre-
ciated by the cultured. Don't forget to
get a nice Photo. taken to leave with
your friends, We ere second to [.one
in our line and guarantee you satisfac-
tion. Did you get a Photo. of the baby?
Now is the time.
I iutend to keep in stocks full line of
Amateurs' Supplies, and also Kodaks to
rent. I will develop and snake your
pictures. Give us a call.
H. R. BREWER
Have a choice stock of Buggies
manufactured by the Barrie
Carriage Company for sale,
Both steel and rubber tyres.
They are A r and sold front
$60.00 up.
Guarantee with every rig.
Don't buy until you visit fitly
show room. You can save nlen-
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S. H. Jackson, Brussels
BUGGIES and V1AONS
24 Years of Business in Brussels is fullproof of the superior qual-
ity, workmanship and durability of the wheeled rigs
that Ewan & Co. turn out. One business is increasing
every year and our Buggies have improvements this year that they
never had before. Our steel tires are almost double the, thickness of
any other buggy on the market, and our wheels are all the best stand-
ard make with extra deep rims. Have you seen our dash support
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have a patent for the back stayes to prevent 'them from getting loose
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different designs in workmanship. We use the lead and color paint
and the best standard Varnish on the market. Both Light and Heavy
Buggies to suit any customer and have also Rubber Tired Buggies of
all kinds. A peep into our two large show rooms will convince any
skeptic that what the say is true.
Also a number of Farm Wagons always ou hand Blade from the very
best of seasoned timber. Oak gears, oak wheels tied spokes and heavy
maple axles, all with capped oak hubs. Any width of tire you wish,
alsoiany height of wheels.
OI(1 Buggy Tops lined and covered complete and made as good as new
at small cost. Our famous Artist, WM. C. SMITH, is here in attend-
ance to repaint your old buggy and make it look the same as new It
would really pay anyone to take a 1oli(1ay and speed his whole time in
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and get your buggy repainted at Ewan & Co's up•to-date Car'r'iage
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t' 'ri11 kinds of
- peeedkept constantly
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