The Brussels Post, 1908-11-26, Page 4Gip ` 31:1tsSeI5 .a5t
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1908
FROM GLASGOW TO CAMPBELTOWN.
To the Bditor of Tee Bowe:
Duns. Sea.—Having secured our tick
ets at the Great Western station for
Campbeltown we took train for a
seaport cal ed Fairlie, on the firth of
Clyde, We lied 'some very interest
ung oompauy from Glasgow with
us who had been ever the way before so
were able to point oil the names of
places as we passedalong bet on a fast
train going at the rate of a mile a min.
ute there is not much time to enjoy the
scenery. Good, genial company is one
of the enjoyments of travel. As we ar•
rived at the pier there was a largo steam
er just leaving for Rothsay and other
points witIr a full cornplemeut of pas-
sengers and our boat "Queen Alexan-
dra," was just epproacbiag the dock
from Greenock, From the train to the
boat is an avenue all enclosed so that in
bad weather there is no exposure. In a
few moments we are all on board and
away, Like the train the boat is very
fast. Our course was round the North-
west coast of tate Island of Arran, calling.
at a few ports by the way to take on or
leave off passengers,. The morning was
fair and we had a fine view of Arran
as we sailed along the coast which is
rugged and rocky. The Goat Fell (or
mountain of the goat) rises to a Leight
of nearly 3,000 feet and sometimes white
with snow in Sumpter. There is It
fringe of level land along the coast and
a few small villages. Broderick. the
capital, is on the East side. where is
situated the castle, the residence of the
Marchonessof Graham, who owns the
greater part of the island and is one of
the noblest and richest ladies in Scot-
land, Our Canadian poet, the blind
bard of Meganric, is a native of Arran.
There was a band on board discoursing
music far the enjoyment of the passen-
gers depending on the liberality of the
travellers for their expenses. As we
proceeded us our way the sea got rough
which sent the most of the passengers
to seek shelter as the spray from the
waves was rising above the deck. In a
little over two hours we reached the
mouth of Campbeltown loch. At the
entrance of the loch there is a small
island called Davarr, Some years ago
some sntiq•t irians were exploring some
caves on t,::: little island. They were
awe struck with what seemed a picture
of the Crucifixion paiuted on the rocky
wall. When the report reached Camp-
beltown hee0 le turned out bythe
P P
hundreds to see for themselves and
they fo tud the report true. The paint
ing is Iife size in oil, the work of no
prentice hand but done with the touch
of a master. What the object of the
artist can b the been in adorning the in-
terior of an almost inaccessible cave it
is to ow difficult likelyre-
1know and will 1
main a mystery. From the entrane of
the loch or lake to the pier may be about
four.miles and the loch is a beautiful
sheet of water almost encircled by high
mouutalns. A whole fleet of war vessels
could And shelter there secure from
wind and wave. The town is situated
at the head of the bay and there is a
commodious pier for Large vessels and
one concrete promenade extending
for half a mile around the head of the
loch. When Queen Alexandra arrived
there was a train waiting to convey the
passengers to Machrihanish bay. It is
a narrow gauge railway, the only one in
the district. The carriages are got op
after the pattern of the Canadian cars.
Machrihanish bay is the great resort for
tourists. The distance is about 6 nines
across a neck of land and takes about
thirtyminutes There is an a •to -date
very arge hotel and a large golf course
where ladies and gentlemen play their
favorite game. There is 00 villages, but
quite a number of handsome cottages,
Close by the side of the railway there is
an artificial mound the history of which
is that a terrible battle had been fought
between the Scots and the Danes in
which a great Danish prince was slain,
the said mound being raised over the
bodies of he and his horse, There is a
beautiful stretch of yellow sand along
the bay with a silvery stream flowing
through it into the great Atlantic, This
is a very picturesque place, the blue sea
stretching away to the West while the
Summer breezes from the Atlantic make
it a healthful resort for invalids. The
wireless telegraph company have spent a
great deal of money there erecting a
tubular metal towel 450 teet high from
three to four feet in diameter with steps
up to the top inside. There was a lady
climbed to the tap of it. I forget her
name, but unfortunately during a severe
storm from the West the guy ropes gave
way and the tower went down and broke
inieces We could onlyget within
th
aha tt fifty yards of it as a votice was up
forbidding trespassers, Campbeltown
has a populaton of from eight to nine
thousand. The principal street is a
great length and called Long row. It is
n fine street well kepi and good build.
lugs. There are quite a number of good
shops of the various kinds and the
several churches are large and services
well attended ou Sabbath. Ministers
are' able earnest men. There is a good
reading them well stocked with papers
and magazines, also a good library,
Close by there is a large museum where
one may spend an hour or two with a
great deal of interest. This place is also
a great fishing centre, There are one
Mildred boats engaged in the business
and it is interesting to see them hauling
aloft the large brown sails and starting
atOay one after another for their night
in the open sea hoping to return in the
morning laden with fish. Rope making
and ship building are also carried on but
the chief industry is the liquor business.
There are ttvetttydistille'ies in the town
but during our stay the saw no one the
worse of drink.
On a clear day we climbed the motto -
telt to the North of the town which took
us about an hour to reach the top, the
last peak being very steep and rathet
difficult but the view from the top was
worth all the trouble. Away to the
Northeast, in full view, were the high
ipiIte of Arran and away beyond the Ayr-
shire coast, while on the other side the
!alto and the town were spread out he -
fore us and far away to the West we
(colds see the peeks of lura. On the
very summit where we stood there was
the ruins of what was once a castle but
thtit is all we know about it, Away
Days of Dizziness
Colne to many Brussels People.
There aro days of dizziness, spells of
drowsiness, headache, sideache. back-
ache,
Sometimes rheumatic pairs after
urinary trouble.
You are plainly told that the kid-
nevs are sick.
Booth's kidney pine core all kidney
ills.
Mrs. John Petltick, of Brussels, Ont.,
says: "z have doctored andusetl sever-
al remedies for the cures of a bladder
and kidney complaint but Booth's
Kidney Pills procured at Jas. Fox's
Drug Store did me more good than
any other medicine' or remedy that I
ever have used. I hada constant
bladder irritation, dizzy spells, hard
headaches, severe pains in my back
and through my limbs. Before I had
used two boxes of Booth's Kidney
Pills I was free from the trouble and
cured. This remedy also toned np my
system generally and since I used
Booth's Kidney Pills I have been
better in every way." Sold by all
dealers. Price 50 cents. The R. T.
Booth Co. Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont., Sole
Canadian agents.
down on the shoulder of the mountain
are the ruins of what was likely a
shepherd's house and ou the opposite
side about half way down a large pool of
clear water. There are quite a number
of handsome suburban residences around
about the town and along the Southwest
side of the town there is a nice stretch
of level land used as a public park with
a good road leading from the town away
to the South. A little way from the
town there is a life saving station and
further on a little is the public cemetery.
No rank churchyard this, It is a bright
spot with blooming flowers where a uum-
ber of men are kept busy dressing the
walks, cutting the grass and tending to
to the flowers. The monuments are
very fine and one of them gives the rec-
ord of a Scottish King, who died in 605.
A Little farther on is a heather cottage on
the Kilkerran road where we were enter-
tained one evening by Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Lvmont, During our stay there was a
war vessel sailed loth the loch and
anchored for a few days. One night
she gave the town an exhibition of flash
light, illuminating the place all round.
One afternoon two of the marines from
the war vessel gave an exhibition of
swimming close beside the pier, The
people turned out in great numbers to
witness the feat. Both men jumped
into the water at the same time but the
one shot away ahead of the other and
kept a!nin until the finish. But a
greater surprise was in store for us. The
rescue of a drowning man who fell over
board, another man about fifty yards
away plunged into the water and gallant
Iv swam to the rescue and just succeed-
ed in reaching him as he was going
down for the 1 iet time. He dived after
him and bore him back to the boat he
had left, amid the applause of the thous-
ands who lined the deck, We spent
two enjoyable weeks in Campbeltou and
saw a part of which is called the High,
lauds of Scotland and got acquainted
with a number of tlhele err
P P and with
th
out exception found them kind and
hospitable The Highlanders, like the
Lowianders, in great numbers have lett
their native glens and are to be fonud
wherever one goes. In Canada they are
to be met with all the way from Cape
Breton to British Columbia and filling
high positious in church and state, The
late Dr. McVicar, principal of the Pres
byterian College, Montreal was a native
of Campbeltou and wasoneof the grand.
est men we had in the church. That is
alsothecountryof the [ t 1 egreat Ar els
Argylls
representresent a family
that gave solo•
able help in planting the Presbyterian
tree in Scotland and which was watered
with the blood of an illustrious martyr.
Yours respectfully,
JAS. SMILLiii, Sit.
Dapple Grange, Nov, 73, Igo8.
The death sentencesr of Crooked neck
Smith and voting Niceoli, of Moutreal
have been commuted as the trial judges
recommended clemency.
The Government has forbidden the
importation of cattle and aides from
Pennsylvania on account of an outbreak
of the foot and mouth disease there,
Wholesale fruitmen say that the cran-
berry crop this year is both abundant
and of extra quality. In particular they
remark on the rich color of the berries.
NERVES UNSTRUNG
You Feel Limp
Loaded With Worry
Unable to Sleep
Tired and Excitable"
Use Ferrozone.
Nothing will build you up with the
certainty of Ferrozone. Thousands
Mies cured who never hoped to be
well -and here is ample prof -sub-
stantiated by one of Nova Scotia'sprominent clerics.
"Before taking the first box of Fer-
rozone," writes hire. Annie Jeffry, of
Sandy Cove, N. S., "my condition was
deplorable. Though I employed the
most skilful medical aid, I grew
steadily weaker. In fact, I was in
such a low condition that it was im-
possible, for me to walk across the
roorn. My heart was very weak, and
I suffered from terrible palpitations,
which the doctors said were from
troubles peculiar to women. Friends
urged me to try Ferrozone, and I.
bought six boxes. When I had used
the third box my old-time vigor and
strength returned. The palpitation
Ceased, my appetite increased, and I
Igot a good rosy color in my cheeks.
t would be impossible to speak ton
highly of Ferroznne, All weak
women :should use it. I hope many
suffering sisters will use Ferrozone,
for it will surely cure them."
Rev. J. 0, Morse, D. D., pastor of
the Baptist church, Sanely Cove,
bears witness to the recovery of Mrs.
Jeffry, and writes : "This is to certify
that Mrs. Annie Jeffry is a lady upon
whose word you can depend. I have
known her since childhood, and be-
lieve het to be a truthful, honest wo-
man.' This adds additional fovea to
the testimony of Mrs. Jeffry, and
gives assurance to other sufferers that
Jferrozone does what is claimed for it.
Three weeks treatment costs GOc., or
six boxes for $2.50 at all dgggists.
Blyth
Flank Metealf was elected one of
the Director's of the Fruit Urower's
Association of Ontario.
Miss Pearl Gidiey left for Toronto
to taste up a 'Normal Tt'aolting
Course" in the Toronto Conservatory
of 2tlttsie,
Dr. Milne nits in Toronto, attending
the Convention for the establishment
n1• tt Consumptive Hospital for the
• province, as the delegate of the Huron
Co, Oouut%
A club has been formed by a nous.
her of yontrg nose in town, A billiard
table is one of the attractions. The
room is behind the bat bee shop of T.
Stewart in the building owned by Jos.
Stttthers,
Ab the Annual meeting of the
Lard's Day Alliance short addresses
were given on work of the Alliance
and benefite of the Lord's Day Act by
Revs. Bartley, Small and Cooper.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year .-Presideut•, Dr•,
Charlesworth ; Treasurer, A. Elder ;
Secretary, A. P. inilford ; representa-
tive committee, Wm. Campbell, Frank
Metcalf and John Wilford.-
The
Vilford.The annual meeting of the W. C. T.
U. was held in St. Andrew's church
when the following officers were elect-
ed ;-President, Airs. Curtis ; Vire
President, Miss Bentley ; Hon. Pres.,
Mrs. Small, Mrs, Bartley and Mrs,.
Cooper ; Rec.-Sec., Miss Moody ;
Treasurer, Mrs. McCommins ; Sec-
retary, Mrs. Slater. The society
meets the second Wednesday evening
of the month.
Con' on-Bannnmr.--One of those
pleasing events took place at the home
of the bride's patents, II/orris street,
Blyth, on Wednesday, Nov. 11th,
when -\iiss Mary Grace,. the youngest
daughter of John and Mrs. Barrett,
was united in marriage to George
Cowan, a popular young farmer of
East I\'awanosh. Precisely at five
o'clock the bride entered the parlor
leaning on the arm of her father, to
the strains of Mendelsshon's wedding
march rendered by het' oonsin, Miss
Long, of Milverton. The bride was
becomingly attired in cream voile and
carried a boquet of creamroses. Cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mc.
Small, of St. Andrew's church, Blyth,
fn the presence Of the immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom. After
the ceremony the guests partook of a
sumptuous repast. The bride's tra-
velling dress was brown ladies' cloth
with hat to match. Amid hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes the happy
couple left for their house in Last
Wawanosh.
Defeated by Dr. Hamilton.
In no way is health so menaced as
o
by constipation. It leads to indiges-
tion, insomnia, anaemia and ahun-
dred ills. Ordivary remedies fail -
they relieve -don't cure. The worst
ease is defeated and cured quickly by
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, which cleanse
the entire intestinal tract, stimulate
kidneys and liver,keepsthe pores of
the skn open. You'll never have
stomach trouble, yellow complexion
or headaches if you use Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. They are a perfect system ton-
ic. :We. at all dealers.
Canadian News
Ii. S, Holt bus been elected President
of the Royal Bank.
The Eastern Ontario Fat Stock Show
will be held in Ottawa on January iSth
to 23rd.
The Vulcan Iron Co„ of Winnipeg,
has entered suit for $5o0oo0 against the
several ironworkers' unions for injuries
claimed to have been inflicted tiering 0
recent strike.
Proof Is inexhaustible that
Lydia L. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound cures female ills and
carries women safelythrough the
Change of Life.
Mrs. LetitiaI3iair Cannifton, Ont.,
writes to Mrs. Pinkliam:
"I was sick for live years. One doo-
t,r• told me it was ulceration, and an-
other told me it was a fibroid tumor,
and advised an operation. No one
knows what I suffered, and the bear-
ing down pains were terrible.
I wrote to my sister about it and she
advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
"It has cured me of all my troubles,
and I did not have to have the opera-
tion after all. The Compound also
helped me to pass safely through
Change of Life."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thousands of
woman who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear•-
ng -down feeling, flatulency, intfiges-
tion,dixzinessor nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it
Mrs. Pinkltam invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Thomas Lawless was aupoluted
Supreme Treasurer of the independent
Older of Foresters
The Retail Merchants' Association of
Toronto, protests against the use of the
St. LawrenceA rena for shows.
Prof,b o addressed
rof Colby. t, of Montreal l assess ad 1 es..s
ed
the Woman's Canadian Club on bribery
in elections,
Rheumatismromptly driven from
the blood with Dlr. Shoop's Rheuma-
tic Remedy. Don't waste time with
common remedies. A test will surely
tell. In tablet or liquid form. Sold
by all dealers.
A Calgary despatch says Mr. Bell
Hardy lits resigned from the Mechanics'
Union on account of the strictures con-
tained f0 the report of the committee
c
that investigated the C. P. R. strike set
Clement.
N. K. La flame, K. C., the well-known
lawyer, Moutreal, is the latest to be
threatened by the Black Hand gang,
He is in receipt of a letter which de-
mands that on pain of being shot or itis
property being burned, he forthwith de-
posit Savo in a certain place. Mr. La -
flame is at a loss to know why he should
be singled out by the extortionists, but
refuses to discus the matter. He has
banded the letter over to the police.
GG ik ,.•.,'+Z,`.as dasiPlt1Fis91
Are Cast -Iron Rrtages 13atf51 Like Steel
"Peerless Peninsular" Ranges have the
Drop Oven and Low Closet which have
heretofore been exclusive features of the
most expensive steel ranges.
They are also the only ranges made with
Fire -Box on right or left side, as may
better fit the kit -hen in which the range
is to be placed.
"Peerless Peninsular" ;'.n tees are splendid
cookers, are very economical iu regard to fie 1, are
strongly built, and will give a lifetime of service.
I,et us show you their many features of
superiority, 71
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We have the best assortment of JAPANESE, LIMOGES
and FANCY MINA ever shown here. We invite you to in•
spect our stock. Also have a complete line of
Toys, Dolls, Etc.
SEE OUR STOCK O1+ •
Staple & fancy Groceries, Biscuits, Confectionery, fruits, Etc.
Highest prices for Produce and Dressed Poultry.
We appreciate your patronage.
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Quality
High
Wroxcter, Ohre
Prices
Low
The town of Trenton will vole on local
option in January.
Solomon Bunn, of St. Thomas, was
badly bitten by a vicious deg.
Represenlives i l the Vogt Metal Com.
pony of St, Louis, are looking for e site
for n breneh factory,
The Proviueial expenditure an colon.
ization roads and bridges this year to-
talled about 8t6so,000.
The licensealolders, Toronto, have
selected A, w, Wright to eonduot their
fight against license rechtetiou.
Charles LI, Fowler, of Burford, hes re-
ceived Black Band letters, threatening
hila with death unless he consents to be
blackmailed.
Reports from New Ontario state that
large numbers of moose are being slaugh•
tared for the heads alone, and the car-
cases lett lying on the ground to rot,
Hon. Frank Oliver declares that
Chinese and Hindus will be excluded,
even if it is necessary to raise the head
tax and increase the money regulations.
Read the pain formula on a box of
Pink Pain Tablets, Then ask your
Doctor if there is a better one. Pain
means congestion -blood pressure
somewhere, Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain
Tablets check hea•cl pains, womanly
pains, pain anywhere, Tory one, and
see ! 20 for 25c. Sold by all dealers.
A. W, Wright, Formerly Conserva-
tive organizer of Toronto, has been nam-
ed by the license holders, of that city
to take charge of the campaign against
the reduction of hotel licenses.
The C, P. R. have notified shippers
that they will discontinue the service for
the Sault and all ports of call on
Georgian Bay and Lake Huron on the
steamers of the Northern Navigation
Cotnpany and Dominion. Navigation
Com p'tny after Nov. 21.
While boring for well water on the
Royal Military College grounds, Kings-
ton, a vein of rock salt was struck at a
depth of about roe feet and the locality
found is unfit as a fresh water producer.
It is said the salt vein is quite exten-
sive and some day it may be made use
of.
The Chicago Assets Realization Com-
pany offered the National 'Trust Coin.
pany $700,ono cash for the remainder of
the York Loan lands still in the stands of
the liquidators and it was refused. The
National Trust say they won't consider
less than $r,000,000. The lands com-
prises 30,000 to 40,000 feet of residential
land, which is being parcelled out at $15
to $30 per foot.
On information that Nikols George
an Italian, who formerly lived in Chicago
has accumulated a fortune of $2o,000,
largely by professional begging, United
States immigration officials barred the
'Mau as undesirable when he attempted
to return to the United States side after
a two ears residence i0Ottawa,
Ont.
Nikols is staying now in Windsor with
his wife and seven children in the, hope
of getting across the border later on.
The electric bylaw submitted for the
purpose of raising $i t,000 by debentures
for the purpose of installing an electric
light t plant to be operated by
the muni-
cipality
i-
cipali
tv carried b1 a In '
ry 'of 53 at
Glencoe. The town has been in need of
a better lighting system for some time
and after a great deal of agitation the
council decided to submit the by-law.
The plant contenlplttted will be erected
along g modern lines, and up to•date,
electrical machinery will be installed.
When complete the plant will equal that
of any in towns that size in the province.
It isn't so difficult to strengthen a
weak Stomach if one goes at it car -
reedy. And this is true of the heart
and Kidneys. The old fashioned way
of dosing the Stomach or stimulating
the Heart or Kidneys issurely wrong 1
Dr. Shoop first pointed out this error.
"Go to the weak or ailingnerves of
these organs," said he. ach inside
organ has its controlling or "inside
nerve." When these nerves fail then
those organs must surely falter. This
vital truth is leading druggists every.
where to dispense and recommend
Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Afew days
test will surely tall I Sold by all deal-
ers.
Some confusion has been caused by
the death of Sheriff Iter of Essex Co
The question arose as to who wasauthor-
ized to become acting sheriff during the
interval which will elapse before the ap-
pointment of a new sheriff. Finally
Deputy Sheriff Eli Wright was instruct-
ed to take over the duties of the office
for the time. Mr. Ile•'s death also has
caused some confusion, in the municipal
affairs of Windsor, The Sheriff was e
member of the court of Revision. 'This
court is to Meet within a fete days,
Windsor officials, however, are not sure
whether the court can meet without a
full membership, and whether there is
any provision for a substitute for the
sheriff.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Jas, Fax clothes to announce to the
readers of Tun POST that they have
secm'ed the agency for Parisian Sage,
the marvelous danclrftffcwi
e urand hair dressing. •
.las. Fox is'lad to state that Pexis -
B,
fan Sage is a rigidly guaranteed hair
restorer.
It cures dandruff in two weeks by
killing the dandruff microbes ; it stops
falling hair ; it cures all scalp diseas-
es, or money back.
It is a most pleasant hair dressing,
especially for ladies, as it makes the
Bair soft and lustrous. The price is
only 50o. a large bottle at ,Tose Fox's
drag store or by express, all charges
prepaid, from Giroux Mfg. Co„ Fort
Erie, Ont.
1 AT
Ouncan's Harbor Shop
WILL BE FOUND
Hot a d
Cold Baths
where up t0-dnte service
is obtained.
'-'clod and See for Yourself.
Stomach trouble tt but a sy!nppton of, and not
In itself a tree dte. s,.. 111e think of l,rsprpsbt
nelirtburn, Itml In'.igenttnt (15 a al•e(
they aro symptoms only of a certain s enitao
keel',' slelme5s-not'detr else.
It w'ns tl I fel I',at III ti nneny talar. Fhonp
in the 512121122 I t!uu uc u t rt r upttlar "tuntcu•lt
itemedJ•' ]hr V, sl itldn2' . doing direct
to the steume ll n u u brought that seeress
<d favor to lee t,411. to 11d. Restorative. With.
or unit original 1211'1 l:;,l,it Vital prmeiple, ne
sari!lasting nmenifII•b❑i.•ul:were ,t t1 1.had,
Pm stomach dlt,...s, Ida'. ling, bilisln. •,bad
breath uud an sten dam!,lexiuu, tet 1+t, fui how.r yaw!$ee s
lrnshimdvc-1 ublets nr 1 Kroll -nod
kb' west !telm and will do. we sell and Water.
fully recommend
o r p
stoTative
"ALL DEALERS"
R
om—
Elrindin
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 =condition..
ally guaranteed to do this.
Thirty years of study on the
razor situation has perfected
a. new secret process of
ELEOTNIQ TEMPERING that
positively merges every par-
ticle of carbon (the life of steel)
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 razor in your
own home
or if you prefer,
cies
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
obligation on your part to
purchase, together e
they with our
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Local Agents, Wilton & Gillespie
The People's Column
FOR SALE or to rent, a hone and lot in
Walton. Enquire of A. HEWITT, Walton.
FARM POR SALE -Being Lot 18 Con. 16,
Grey, containing 100 acres. Apply to WM.
WOODS, Orattbroeh P. 0. 2i-tf
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, stable and M
sere of land for sale, ber
tsstree4
North, Brawls. Good well, fruit tour &c
.
Possession could be given at once. For further
particulars as to price, terms, &a.,imply on the
promises. ALEX. MOLAUGHLIN. 7-tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT, -Tete undersigned
offers his well located property in Brussels
for solo or to rent. There are 63.5 acres of land
with comfortable house, with cellar, stable,
orchard, well, &e. Possession on Aug. 16th.
Foe•rice terms, nndother information ripply
to .TAS. AUNFORD Clinton or THE POST
Brussels. THOS. DUNFORD, Langdon, North
Dakota.
iTGS FOR 5A1,E-The list includes 2 pure
1- bred Berkshire hogs, also an Improved
Yorkshire hog, about 12 months' old. Pedi-
grees may be seen on application. 2 young
sows, a Berkshire and Yorkshire, duo to far-
row In November, and 2 Berkshire sowS with
litters at foot. Little pigs are cross bred and
will be sold separate 12 desired, Bargains to
quick Uurehasers. 3110.P. MOINTOSI1, Lot
21, Con. 12, Grey, or Oradbroold P. 0. 1645
44 ACRES OF OHOICE LAND for sale o,
Mantel) boundary, adjoining Watlto,
village. There is a frame house, orchard, wilt,
windmill, &a, on the premises. 11 is all seed-
ed clown and is n desirable property. Poor
health the reason for selling. For further par.
Winters ns to price, terms, &e., apply oh the
promisee to DUNCAN MoOUAIG. 52.11
G006 160 AORE FARM POR SALE -Being
the N of Lots 21
& ie gen.
� 8 Morris.
The fano iswell i
a s.
situated being
8 miles
Walton station 6 asses Prom BBnssnls 87 »files
from Blyth and 1.teile from school, 'There is
on the farm a frame house, also bank barn 46x
80 feet, with 12 ft, lean, also shed 8ux70 ft. with
14 ft. lean; bout barns have stone walls funder•
nesth andgood accotnm
odsilol for o
o horses,
012 cattleand,nge. and is'l silo 16x22 ft. built
t'
of 2 inch toaster, nnd n drilled t1b
1 ed well with an
abundant repair Lind i of good tforce • ewater it in
goodOxS1 . m is c h , to pipes lea the water into
a tank arts o. in Does, ha leading need
tank
tuall partfostables eothW storkHSodnot be
turned out for water Winter. Sonia of e
rich clay loam and is not hard to till. There
are about 70 acres of the farm under grain crop,
Moores under hay and the balance pasture
With 6 acres of hardwood bush and 2 sores of
en orchard which bears saleable fruit. Perm
is in a high state of cuttivntio, from the feet
that the proprietor went extensively into the
feeding of cattle and hogs and Is therefore ono
of the bast grain and hay producing farms in
the township. Fano was rented last Spring
for one year, the lease ending 1st of April, 1600,
when possession can be given. The irsll plow-
ing will be done by the tenants, For further
partioulers apply to JAS, A, MOORS 001 Har-
grave st.-Winnipeg, or to P. S. SCOT'1'i Scum6-1
aels.
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Dater any time, New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day.
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You will tied at the Caber
Carriage Factory a good as
sortment of First-class Bob-
sleighs, Cutters, 'Wheelbar-
rows, Hand Sleighs and
Clothes Reels.
All kinds of Repairing and
Re -painting promptly attend-
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TO LIVERPOOL
From St. John Halifax
Tunisian sails Nov. 28
Victorian sails Dec. t Deo. 6
Grailpien Dee. 12 —
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Winter rates -First Cabin $70 and upwards
Second, $46 upwards ; Third, $27.60 and $28.70.
For millings, lista and full information apply
to
W. H. KE'RR.
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
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Horse Furs
BRUSSELS
The regular 141onthly Horse Fairs will
be held for the season as follows ;
THURSDAY,
DEC, 3rd, 1908
D5110, suit, 203
PER. 4111, 1909
MAR.. Ott, 1909
APR. 1st, moo
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Prevent.
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