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THURSDAY, APRITe L XV/
OUR WiNNIPEG LETTER,
The nhareh of progress throughout the
Canadian We et out, Lhe must sinking
examples of what is known as. push,
The fi.gttneler, manufacturer, commerci-
til or professional man, mechanic or
homeseeker, When he erosses the Eastern
boundary or the international line or.
the South, enters with the spirit of step-
ping into the battle line fort business
where opportunities are many and where
be knows that his initiative, energy and
push will count,
EMIGRATION ALREADY ;HEAVY
The tramp of an invading army of im•
cnigraots marching ou Western. Canada
can be already beard and in fact the
advance guards of the new tamers ere
already arriving in our midst. 1'he in
flue of which promises this wear to ex-
eeed all previous years will be from two
directions, Europe and United States.
The invasion from Uncle, Sam's territory
has already set in in earnest, and hun-
dreds of Americans are now crossing
the border's into Canada.
The past temple of weeks has seen the
arrival in the city of a number of home
seekers' excursions from the East and
close on two thousand Ontario men
have already arrived to take up homes
in the West. They are all a sturdy lot,
with lots of farming experience to back
them up.' A large number of these men
are expected this Spring, while
their families will be along after
the head of the house has prepared a
home for them.
PROM AMERICA
Although the majority of the settlers
from the United States are corning into
Canada by ,vav of Moose Jaw a large
number are handled daily at the immi-
gration Hall. The parties coming here
are mostly from the Eastern States, a
number of Pennsylvania people being
amongst those looked after last week.
•
FROM EUROPE
The European arrivals aee already
veru largo and every steameris now
bringing over from one to five hundred.
A noticeable feature is the predomin•
ance of Britishers and the almost total
absence of men from Southern Europe.
BANNER BUILDING YEAR
The central portion of Winnipeg will
see a wonderful development this year.
Already there has been many of
the old landmarks in the business heart
of the city torn out and excavations are
being made for many magnificent build
ings. This Spring
Central business s ro
est high
P y is in hi gand thefeature
in this development is the large number
of financial institutions who ate driving
their stakes for future expansion.•
FROM LANDS ACTIVE
The demand for farm property among
the colonization and other farm land
offices exceeds that of any year since
19o5, big sales having been closed in the
past week to many American buyers,
the largest being a tract of 7goo0 acres
located 35 miles from the city of Win-
nipeg. Sold to W P. Davidson, of St.
Paul, Minn., for aconsideration of about
ei7oO,000.
OLD TIMERS RE -UNION
In the past week the pioneers of West-
-ern Canada held their annual gathering
at Winnipeg. History from the
lips of men who helped make the
Winnipeg of to -day was told, while
about them was the practical realization
of their dreams and hopes. Men yet in
the virility of middle age told of tramp-
ing new made paths into the Canadian
West.
Glowingly. prosperously and tangibly
evident as is the realization of youth's
dreams, hopes and confidence about
them, there still burns the optimism and
the conficlence which lured them in ether
days to the long trail of the West, that a
greater future, a more prosperous situa-
tion lies just beyond the horizon of to -
clay. In no country in the history of
the world's progress has such a s,tuation
arisen in half of the allotted span of
man's life.
There are Winnipegers of virile man-
hood whose memories of thunder of the
tratnpling hordes of buffalo are now in-
terrupted by the clanging of electric
Street cars, by the throbbing of machin
ery and the myriad voices of a city of
thirty times five thousand people. The
old timer of Winnipeg is sail possessed
with the prescient spirit that called him
Westw'irtl in the beginning
MARKET GARDENING OPPORTUNITY
An indication U1 what might be ac-
complislted end of the demauii that ex-
ists in Winnipeg fur the produce of mar
ket gardens ie shown by the tact that the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
have decided that they will operate a
model garden this season on land the
company own in Winnipeg Twenty
acres will be put under cultivation for
the purpose of raising vegetables and
flowers to supply tneir hotel and dining
car service. 1n the Fall it is understood
that greenhouses will be erected which
will be used for flowers and Winter
vegetables.
Market gardening about Winnipeg is
an infant industry. There isnot enough
supplied as vet from those who are al-
ready engaged in the business to meet
the home demand and in 11 is safe to say
that the Canadian Pacific have been
forced tointo ntothe t i
gobt s ossa ofr
owin
their own vegetables, The present im-
ports
into Winnipeg in vegetables and
poultry exceed one hundred thousand
dollars and with the present growth and
development of the city, the demand is
rapidly growing,
In Manitoba and especially lying with.
in a few miles of the City of Winnipeg
Med , as good as in any part of Canada
for market gardening is lying idle,
which can he purchased at prices rang-
ing from $too to $25o per acre and
yvhich, if utilized, would yield a revenue
on the investment
m t greaterthan any other
business the man of moderate means
eoald put it to, AS in prospecting for
gold, people coming from England,
Eastern Canada and the United States
(awe been disposed to see what fortune
lies beyond and with this desire have
pssed man excellent apu
orunities that
eayet undeveloped f
the Province
of Manitoba,
Ron, Sydney Fisher, Dominion Min.
ister of Agriculture, who was one of the
Canadian representatives at the con.
¥OU CAN OURK CATARRH.
J, 11, Taylor, ti4 Rend 6t. TorOflW,
aroiathod Nyomol arid oared a Loni;*
Wowing Caro of Ohrpnlo Cata+trrh
That coflod All Othor Remedios, Ale*
Toronto and New York Spoclalletp,
Without taking a dro_pp of medicine
Into the stomach, J', kJ, Taylor, 64
Bond, Street, Toronto, tells how' the
`tlistressing troubles of Catarrh were
overcome by simply inhaling Ryomel
air,. It's the history of tens of thous,
ands etwilar erica on reotc'd, proving
that Hyomei can be depstided upon to
cure Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and Croup, It bus no equal for
any distress of the breathing urgent:.
Mr, Taylor says ; "Soule years ago
while ou a hunting trip la Northern
Canada, I contracted a severe cold
that eettled in my head and finally af-
fected my throat. I,t rapidly develop-
ed into catarrh and caused a miserable
threat weakness. My head would be-
come clogged during the night and
there was a catarrhal dropping from
the nose into the throat. Mauy days
I had been unable to breathe other'
than through my month, and the con-
stant hawking and spitting was al-
most unbearable. I had been treated
by the best throat specialists here and
in New York, but nothing benefitted
my condition, 1 obtaiued Hymuei at
James Fox's and .soon found relief,
the throat dropping ceased and my
head began to clear, 1 continued
with Hyumei for six weeks and after
that time I was well in every detail.
There has been no return of the
trouble siuc'e, and I feel grateful in
speaking well of Hyomei, as it cured
me when all else failed."
servation coufereuce in Washington
Iufermed the Canadian Club of Monl
real the other day that when the next
decennial census is taken, about two
years hence, the population of Canada
will total E,0000,uoo, He further es-
timated that by icni the point lotion wilt
have grown to 20,000,000. No man is
111 closer touch with the gro.rtt) of thus
country than the Minister 01 Agricu,
ture ; it is his department which has
charge of the census and statistics and
his opinion un the subject of which he
sneaks should carry weight. Mr. Fisher
was giving an account of the Washing-
ton conference, and pointed 005 that
whether Canada, when its population
reaches 20,000,000. is a rich and in-
fluential country, depends upon its con-
serving its natural resources hencefor-
ward.
Morris Council
The Council met according toadjourn-
ment in the Council room Morris, ov
March zend. Members all present
Reeve in the chair. Minutes of Inst
i0 and
meeting read at d confirmed. A cum
mutation was received from the Super
intendent of the G. T. R. accepting the
terms proposed by the Reeve last year
respecting the reuewal of culverts on
the Grasby drain, namely the municipali-
tit to install a 3o inch tile at the South
culvert and the Railway company to at
tend to the renewal of the tither culvert
Moved by Mr. Mc,;racken, seconded by
Mr. Shortreed that this Council agree
to the proposed outline above Carried.
Tenders for the erection of the super-
structure of the proposed new bridge
at the stone school house were received
trom the Ontario bridge Co., Toronto ;
the Jenks Dresser Co., Sarnia; 'he
Hunter Co., Kincardine ; the Hill Cu .
Mitchell; the Stratford Co., Stratfuid ;
and D. Witherspoon & Cu , Ailsa Cr•tig.
A petition was presented by Wm.
Clegg and a nnmher of others asking
that the proposed new bridge be built
on the original site on the sideroad In-
stead of the site occupied by the present
structure. The matter was discussed by
a number of the petitioners and the
council after which it was moved by Mr
Shortreed and seconded by Mr. Wilkin-
son that the proposed new bridge be
built on the sight occupied by the pres-
ent bridge, near the stove school house
and that the tender of D. Witherspoon
& Co. for the erection of the steel struc-
ture with cement flour complete, for the
sum of $2,45o be accepted, plans, &e to
be subject to the approval of an engineer
the aboven•tmed tender being Inc Ion•
est. Carried unanimously. Or/ motion
of McCracken and. J.dlnst'U th,
ties was tcstrncted to can fol
tendeis for the erection of concrete abut
malts for the proposed new bridge,
tenders to be opened at next Council
meeting. Pathma.ters were appointed
as tuliows 1 -North houndiuy - Jas.
Henderson. P. Fu eier, D lewitt, Geo.
McDonald, ino Mes.er, N Thornton,
las Messer and P. Moffatt. ist Line -
D W Campbell, J D McE an, It,
He hertngiun, I' Abram, A McEwen,
J Rohb, Geo Peacuek and C Forrest
211d Line -Win Isbtster, Inn, Pettier.
L. Jewitt, H Bo•mao. Wm. 'Purvey,
Jao Must'trd, C. Fut•rest and L. 'Eck
tiller 3rd Line-lt. Maguire, inn.
Hopper, C Garniss, v m Kunx, Ins
'1'h ne C Caniplell, 1 H. S0ltats. P.
Bone and Jas. Ireland 4511 Line •R
Anderson, R. Procter, J Niebolson, C
Wheeler.
Wm V1eCracken v
m N itkiu
son, Jou Barr and A Crooks. 5th
Line -Ino. ino Bell, W C. Proctor, b Itvtne
Ino Clegg J. D Grasby, 1 \lcArtet,
E. Nichol. D Sommerville, 1. Davis,
H. McArter and Geo. .Manning. 6th
Line -E. Ward, A, T. Cole, J. H, Hall
Wm. Bird, J. Douglas, T. Bernard, W.
J.
Smith F. McCutcheon and Wm,
Thuell,7 th Line -R.
Neste ttJ no
Phelan,Ino. Graig, P. Healy, Jas.
Kelly, . Howlett. EL Kirkby J. Bew
ley and H. Beton. 8th Line -H. Fear.
J. Richmond. J. Laidlaw, 1 Brown T
Bielby, J. Colelough, Wm. Skelton, G
McCallum, H. Jackson, Geo. Kelly and
R. Lawson. gilt Line -loo. Potter, D.
O'Coener,C. K, Taylor, F. Laidlaw, R.
McDonald, R. Shortreed, Thos McCall,
Geo, Kirkby and D McCallum, South
boundary, -Geo. Grigg. East Bound
arv v
B v W. A r au
Yuill W. Daik
and
T Brown. West boundary -1 Golfer,
T. Proctor, -r Goaman and Jno Cunn-
ing Walton Village Eli McLaughlin.
Belgrave Village -W. J Geddes, Jas.
Nicholson and D, Somerville were op
pointed Fenceviewers in place of C
Wilkinson and Jas. Sharp, Accounts
were ordered to be
aid as
p follows :-J
McGill, repairing Clark's and Clegg's
bridges, $10.64 ; P. Ament, plank,
$to.o2; Jno. Ainsley, examination of
proposed sites for new bridge, $5 no 1
1. McDonald. rock elm plank, $7t 8u ;
Nivins, putting in culvert, $2.231
Nestilt, drewin tile, Sete(); (orpera-
Oen of Grey, a, J.lna acct., $aL.93;
Municipal \Votld blank Assessment sad.
Collector's Rellst $5 85 t A. Taylor,
stone filling at Sommerville bridge,
$54.90: U Sommerville, stone and work
nt pier of Clark's bridge, $.t 10" W. 1, .
Sinclair, Einem; claim es per order front
P. Nicholson, $55.0o, On motion .of
1'tlkinsonantl Shortreed, the Council
,djeurned to meet again on April ttth,
W, CLARK, Clerk.
Lung Trouble
Promptly Relieved and Per.
manently Cured by inhal.
ing Catarrhozone,
Mre, Billy . Brown, of Tonooape, N. e.,
Was cured by Oatarrhozeno of lung
trouble and catarrh after hundreds of
,,other romodloe failed.
If your lungs are weak ; if there is
consumption in your fancily, if Oolds,
Catarrh and Bronchitis bother you, be
erne to use Catarrhozone. It ie
especially adapted for these diseases
and eures every time.
Mrs. Brown took cough mixtures,
but they made her sick, Then she
used an atomizer, but., after resort:
lug without benefit to poultices and
numerous other remedies, she tried
Oatalrhozone.
"I used Oatarrhozone Inhaler,"
writes Mrs. Brown, "five minutes
every hour, and soon recognized that
it was going to cure me. Ig could feel
the soothing medicated air spreading.
through the air passages of the throat,
and it touched the sore spots in the
lun a other eleat that th d' fail d to
grems e
reach. Oatarrhozone seemed to go
just where it was needed most, and
soon put a stop to nip cough. It re-
stored me to perfect health, and I am
convinced that no cough, cold or
catarrh can exist if eatarrhozone is
used."
No treatment is so clean, so pleas-
ant, so certain to cure as Catarrh -
ozone. By means of the inhaler the
local symptoms such as coughing, in-
flammation and congestion are speed-
ily corrected. Ferrozone tablets,
which are taken after each meal,
purify and cleanse the blood of all
poisons and build up and strengthen
the system.
This local and constitutional treat-
ment is always effective, and cures
cases that have been given up as hope-
less. Money can't buy or produce
anything better, and to get cured it
absolutely necessary to use Catarrh-
ozone.
Complete outfit costs$1 • small size
P ,
60c. At druggists or N. 0. Polson &
Co., Kingston, Ont.
Str Wilfrid Laurier will
amendment to Mr. Foster's
in the Commons, showing
Government stands in the
Imperial defence.
oho e
v an
1 esulutitnl
where the
natter of
Maple Syrup
Tanking ahont Maple Syrup MR. 1.
J. GILI'IN is the only authorized agent
ro take orders for our Syrup. If vier
n•der has been given to any other per-
son representing himself as selling
BELDEN'S
Maple Syrup, you mac rescind the order
and favor Mr. Gilpin with the amount
We have secured Mr H. Ecker, of
Hamilton, to run our syrup outrt this
season, and as lie has had years of ex-
perience, the nubile will we hope get a
better article than ever.
W. R. BELDEN,
Molesworth.
Allan Maual Line
St. John John and Halifax to Liverpool
Tile WC of John Conway, the Ain-
herstberg fireman was exhumed for
part-Mortere examination, I' elm found
that ,death oceurt'ed from shock, rot
drowulug,and tine suspicion of foul play
is streng;lheued.
Po you aoIch GM?
This is a disagreeable result of feed
fermentation that Nerviline stops at
once. Take ten dropsofNerviline hi
sweetened writer'. The stomach is
warmed and soothed, digestive
troubles corrected, the rtsleg or goo
ceases and you are well, When such
a simple remedy does so much it's
foolish to be without it, For indiges-
tion, sour stomach, heartburn and
sick headache you'll find nothing half
so efficient as Poison's Nerviliue, Get
a 25e. bottle ftoln your dealer to -day.
A lrittlender named Rands WS killed
on the railway tit Fort William..
Three alien ,vei'e killed and two injur-
ed in a head on collision on the C, P.
R, near Brandon.
' Hamilton pollee raided a laundry and
arrested two waggon loads of Chinamen
on a charge of gambling.
Andrew Carnegie will probably con•
tribute $75,000 to a public library for
Hamilton,
C. 'Efner's four•yearold son was
struck by a piece of falling ice at Mont-
real and fatally injured.
Joseph Hall, ex -Warden of Lamt ton
county and ex President of the War.
wick Liberal Association, died at War-
wick.
The People's Column
COMFORTABLE HOUSE ..14511 Imo FOR
SALe.-(lead cellar, water and trait trees,
Enquire of R. T. HINGSTON, or P. 0. bus 800,
Brnesels. - 82-tf
LAIR DRESS1NG.-Switollee, Mukha and
pule =Merton, combings and out hair.
Orders from n distance urompsly attended to.
MLS. R.'1'. HANGSr'ON, Mill St., Brussels,
Cott SALE.-Oothfurtable house on William.
street, Brussels. 54 nate let, good well,
garden end fruit trees, Fur terms apply to P.
Rtmoats or F. S. Scott, Brussels. tr.
OOMFOR'1'AB„E residence and 5 acre of
land,. being Lot 212 Albert street, Brus-
eela,for sale. House us will built, with all eon-
yeuienees and puasesaton could be given at
once. For further partluulers apply onthe
promisee to Mrs. Jae, bei guson, or D. Fer-
guson, Teeswater. tr..
CVV051NORTABLE COLIAGE, .table and N
Here of land for sale, Tuinberry street,
North, Brussels. Good well, fruit trees, &e.
Poaseaaion could be given at once. For further
pnrticulat•a x8 to price, terms, &c., ripply o” the
premises. ALEX. Mot.AUORLIN. 7-tf
FOR SALE UR TO 1OEN'C.=Phe undersigned
offers his wall loeatedproperty in Brossete
for 11510 ort r 1
o cit Th r ea Ye -
e t- o nor ti , , of a ,d
with comfortable house,
with
io
celr, ata 1
e,
orchard well, &o. Possession on Aug, loth.
toFor rn teNnFRD,d OUhntoinYorFR n 1OSy
Brussels.
THOS. DuNFORD, Langdon, North
Dakota.
P
ROPERTY FOR SALE. -In
order to close
the emote f the late Thou. Mal ea
tap,
the dating of offer for.sole the real epair,
consisting ana7,oget er house in good f 11rit-
o,mre of land, large
co with 5 psrab of nrst-
csnv nie and Iouaeo For
fulou, etabti, naris
convenient o
e G t house. For full nl dn. Spoon and
A.15 location V property eu, ly8 to a SOOTY, or
A. STEWART, Quote St., West, Brussels,
County of Huron. M.
FINANUIEIt AND ORGANIZER WANTED
to promote a company in Canada to aten-
ufeoture a targe number of new ohoicepat-
ent-, inade and tested. Sate will sell 8t 11rt+t
sight in all tumbermen'a outfits. Can be man-
ufactured on royalty ii'desired or will sell
outright if preferred. Do nut reply tiniest+
you are reliable and in position to handle a
good deal Eel -mottoes exchanged. Truly i
soon+, 7e11.08. MCGREGOR inventor and 1111- 1
prover on mw.,. tools and machines, corner
Mill and Main at., Brussels, Ontario. L
A hetet porter was fined a hundred
dollars at Cobalt :fur supplying the guests
with limier, unknown to the proprietors,
'rite guests ppaid tete flee
The Provincial lane Cointrany'$ rept.
lalor at Stevensville, neat' Welllnd was
blown up by an explosion of statural Dan
and three men were hurt. 'Phe espies.
leo was caused by a lighted cigar,
Read the Malin formate on the box of
Pink Pain Tablets, Then ask your
doctor if there 15 a better one. Pain
means congestion, blood pressure
somewhere. Dr. Shoot's Pink Pain
Tablets cheek head pities, womanly
pains, penin anywhere. Try nue,
and see 1 20 for 26e. Sold by all deal-
ers,
Perth County
At a joint meeting of the city coon -
oil, the park board and the board of
trade, a delegation was appointed con-
sisting of Mayor Dingman, Qeo. Mc -
Lamm and Win. Preston to go to
Montrealand interview the authori•
ties of the 0. P. R, and if necessat'y
the G. '1'. R. in regard to the route of
O. P. R. into the city through its sub-
sidiary line, the T. L, B. & P. The
deputation will report to anot-hen'
meeting prior to the. meeting of the
railway commission here on April 2nd,
Coupled with the resolution was an
expression that Stratford would wel-
come the 0. P. R. although the feeling
is against the route now surveyed a-
long the North bank of Lake Vioturia
and also strongly in favor of a ultiou
station, -
Seaforth
At a large and enthusiastic meeting
held in the Royal Hotel on Tuesday
evening, the Beaver Lacrosse Club
wasorganized for the season of 1909.
The season will be opened by an ex-
hibition game on May 24111. The fol-
lowing officers were elected :-Honor-
ary President, Dr. McKay • Proh., D•
T. Pinkney 1st Vice, H. Scott ; 2nd
Vice, De. Hodgins ; Sec,, J. A.
Roberts ; Trreas.,.3. Rankin ; Manag-
ing Com., J. P. Bell, Ohas. Broad -
foot, Joe Wade, and the president.
Now Theory About Rheumatism.
This disease is constitutional -caus-
ed by virus in the blood that ch culates
to all parts of the body. To cure, you
must use a' constitutional treatment.
Nothing so completely dispels the poi-
son from the system as Ferrozone. It
purifies and renews the blood, clears
it of every taint.. The system is vital-
ized and strengthened and thus en-
abled to fight off threatened attacks.
Not oul does Purozolie relieve at
once -it curs rheumatism, etunatism nut and
.g
lumbit o permanently. Result guar-
anteed,
g
Results rut
y g
t
anteed, 600. boxes at all dealers.
ou y
Listowel
Spring Show, Tuesday, April 18111. j
P. W. James lei's foromat
Toronto, where
he has taken a position in the head
office of the Sterling Bank.
Mrs.(Rev.) Lang til -Ford and l's.
(
J.
W. Bernie were iu London lust week
attending the annual meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of Huron Diocese.
The local lodge of Oddfellows pur-
pose bolding a special .meeting in
honor of the 90th anniversary of the
founding of the order iu America, this
Thursday evening, April 8th.
The Chief has put up a sign draw -
ng attention to the fact that it is un -
awful to spit on the sidewalks, and
nfortns us that more will shortly be
tacked up in noticeable places.
Rev. C. H. Buckland, of Guelph,
virile enuring nut of a store on Wyud-
am street the other day, fell very
eavily on the slippery pavement,
with the result that he fractiwad his
collar bone.
A. H. Hawkius, D. L. S., left for
dmonton, having been cottmission-
d by the Dominion Government to
eke a servey in the Lac. Ste Anne
istrict, North-Western Alberta. The
work will take several months and he
does not expect to return home before
next Winter.
The following officers were elected
for the Font Ball team for 1909 :-
Hon. Pres., Dr. Pollock ; Hon. Vice -
Pres., F. W. Hay; Hon. 2ud Vioe-
Pres., J. Watson ; Pres., Wm. Ram-
say ; Vice -Pres., Dr. Sawdon ; 2nd
ice -Pres., Mr. Ferriday ; Managers,
r. Pollock, Wm. Ramsay and A. C.
rickey Treas., A. Roos ; Sec., B.
aanford. The captains will be ap-
pointed after practicing bas com-
menced. A junior and an intermedi-
ate team will be entered in the W. F.
A.
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Biscuits are always
Mooney's �'
welcome --for all occasions—and
l alikewith
youngand old
delight
and
their appetizing crispness
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dainty deliciousness,
J
THE MOONEY BISCUIT & CANDY CO. LIMITED
HAMILTON,
OTTAWA,
SYDNEY,
WINNIPEG,
CALGARY,
VANCOUVER,.
Stephen's church, and especially of
the choir, of which she was a valued
member, gathered with the bride and
groom, at the rectory, on ]Monday
where a most delightful evening was
spent, Advantage was also taken of
the occasion to present Mrs. Rowe
with a kitchen shower, the presenta-
tion being made by h'Irs. (Rev.) Farr,
Dr. Anivot harecommended that
Spriugbank Park, London. Out., be
closedto the public, owing to danger of
population of the city water supply
Mrs. James Bear, a London Indy, will
probable be recommended. for a Revel
Humane medal for saving Arthur Curtis
from drowning in the river. She was
aesirt-d by Levi Plank.
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Stock for Service
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DURBAN. BULL FOR SERV IOE.–The
undersigned aill keep fur service at Lot
14. Con 4.Norms, tie thuro' bred d Din Imo. bell
"dank Favorite" (72106• bred by - Alex Gard-
iner. Leadbnry, which is well bred, tracing back es
to the best families, ALLAN SPEIR, Fair-
view Farm, Proprietor. tf. e
FOR SERVICE –A Thoro'-bred abort Born
istrict, Wnptate Brmmhooksi No. 174674i Lot
25, Con. 10. Grey. lame-$l.0e, payable Jan.
14 1010. Further terms may be seen at the
premises. D. B. SANDERS, Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE. – The undersigned
will keep for service at Lot 111, Con 7
Grey, the thorn' -bred bull, 'Highland Vtator"
78a77'- This fine young animal wax bred by
the well known breeders, W. B. Elliott & Sons,
of Guelph, and is from 1 m orled stock. Terms
*160, 'equine ,Tar, Ist, 1910, with privilege of
rr
turning of neoee-nr Pgree any ed be seen
From St .John Halifax on e1 pliontion. ANyGUS LA.MONT,
'Grumpplou.. ..... — Apr. 17 86-r Proprietor.
Virginian nails Apr. la Apr. 17
Tmntslen sails ... .. Apr: 24
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Rates of Passage
First Olase-$67 50, 570 and $80, according to
steamer.
Second el nss-515 $47.50 nod $60,
Third Olaas-$27 60. $80 and $81.25.
For fan particulars of Summer millings from
Montreal and rates apply to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Emmele.
Notice of Dissolution
Thearfnership heretofore existing between.
A. M. McKay end ,Ta+. S .Shaw. as hardware
merchants, under the muse style and Ilan of
McKay & Shaw, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent
The said:les. B. Shaw will continue the -hu+i-
ness of the Mate arm, 55,.ame ita liabitttie., and
to wht„a all outstanding debts due the arm
aro to he paid. 11
Dated this 1011, day of March, A.D.,1909.
Witness, W. M. SINOLIAR. A• B.$M. , SnMOgAYw•P
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wedding wassolemnized
at Holy
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an ernoon, Match 224th when Miss
Lizzie Ardell, daughter of Geo. Ai'dell,
of Gerrie, Ont., was united in lnaerlage
to James Roe, of Olandeboye. The.
ceremony was performed by Bev.
Arthur Cltrlisle, The bride was at-
tended by her sister-in-law, Mrs,
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groom was assisted by Wu,. H. Was-
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are well
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locality in which they live, and are
active and interested members of St.
James church, Olandeboye. After the
eet'emony they left on the 3,26 train
on their wedding trip, which was
spent in St. Idary s and Gerrie. The
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wishes of e, host of friends accompany
them They will reside in Olandeboye
on their return In connection with
the above, Mr. and Mrs. Rowe arrived
rather unexpectedly in Gurrie on Mon -
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