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THURSDAY, v1AY G, i(Iog
(MR Wilielint; LETTER.
4ethal Spring. weather has p.
dilatoh'y' [goose in the Nerthwes
year, but Spring trade and 00
leave me along linea of prospeet
have bean eeesuellY good.. Inn
doe and the a(:tivlties winch ego
con ti
ter
welters. Ae a Wight uoI4vntl00no
With the great ecttvity waiter prev
BgrivUltnl'al affairs toe cast is sit
one of the largest Implernent fir
Winnipeg, which lute orders to
eteatu plows to be delivered to fa
ill. the near future. It to estimate
these will break at least 1,500 acres
this year, making a total of 900,000
in the West t0 be broken by the
plows sold by this nue concern,
tlealiy the Whole number Will be
for breasting' wild laud, They have
purchased large!), by new sealers:
E, J. Chamberlin,' vtce'pl•esldeu
geuerttl manager of the Grand T
Pacific, aunouoced 1111s week that
000,000 will be spent by Itis 1011
construction Work this season.
first too miles East from Prince Re
-tbe Pewee eues1 terminal -is u
contract and will be finished abou
last of August. Only about 2bo *nil
the r,5oo miles between Wiuulpeg
Prince Rupert are not now undo(
tract and work on the prairie secti
so far advanced that trains will be
Hing between Winuipeg and ] dmo
this Ball. Haney, Quinlan and Rob
son are preparing to begin work ou
million dollar shops for the Graud Tr
Pacific at Winnipeg, and e0UU•act w
ou the shops and the big bridge ac
the Red river will be opened' up v
sooa, Winnipeg will be the chlet di
Tonal point of the G. '1, P. in the W
and the avowed intention of the mail
meet sets forth that while the gen
policy of the Grand Trunk Pacific in
departments wile naturally be direc
from the ibeadaquaiters of the Prestd
at Montreal, the vigorous exeuutien
that policy demands that large treed
o action etion'
be vestedin
thegeneral
uffi
located t Winntpeg, a mpeg, who are taus
close touch wits the peoplo of west
Canada, and ready to co-operate lr
and pruinptly with them an everyth
of mutual advantage,
The Winnipeg Development and In-
dustrial Bureau held an important meet-
ing in, its new offices in the Untou Bank
buildiog this week. During the past
month over Soo business firms of the
city.have become subscribiug members
to the Bureau and sharp interest is
shown by all classes in the work dune.
• At this week's meeting, steps were
taken to induce support of home indus.
tries by the purcnasing public and an
rangements were also made tor co-opera-
ting with the Dowiniou government in
the c0nservatiuu of Wrests by planting
and caring for trees.
A:movement for the good
roads in Manitoba is ground
rapidly. A good roads as
been formed and mu out-
lying about Winnipeg h steps
to improve their putluc In
cooperation with these s,
the city of Winnipeg to
supply free grave, and tr by
rail, where 1t is needed, he
provincial government h ed
substantial aid rn the alto-
gether the prospect for in
Manitoba seems bright.
May first was Tag Da g
and the proceeds will be e
Y. W. C. A building I
g
un
id
new building I ing fur this o As
been erected this Winterut
$85,000. Of this sum 5
raised
e in a 'lees weeks' eeks'
car-
riedala, I
o ,t Fail and it i5 to
balance tf $05,000 will b e
citizens 00 Plat first.
g
Day methods were pursuedu
creature wan money waso
escape.
The Saskatchewan go 5
purchased all the Wog
local exchanges anti equ e
Bell Telepboue company -
ince and wilt take over n
May 1 next.
The Bell telephone lin
chewan are in two divisions.
cipal one extends Crum
boundary to Regina and
Lumsden. It follows the
pretty closely from the e
aC to
y Regina, Along
Company has installed t
Moosomin,: Wapella, Gren
Sintaluta, Indian Head,
Balgonle and Regina.
principal line the company
from. Hague to Rosthern w
Lu bout these towns. The
exchanges also in Prince
f
ord North t
Ba tleford and
Winnipeg is fast assuming
convention city, a function
is well fitted by reason of
vice and unusually complete
sive hotel facilities. During
mer there will be a numb
tions held in Winnipeg, no
the
Michigan Ch1 an Editorial
July ; the Chicago Cham
merce, also in )uly ; the N
way Men and Firemen, in
British Association for the
of Science, also in August.
these conventions that will
there will be thousands of
UPSuetl
tills
sin.eas
s and
pl#.
a
u4 It
esting
eeted
011$
ed VL
Mo 111
r 6ou
mases
d toot
00013
acres
steam'
Pram,
used
bean
land
ru11k
d 1n
The
pert
utter
L the
es 01
and
can-
on is
run
mora
art -
the
'unk
ark
r085
ery
vis -
est,
age-
eral
all
ted
eta
vt
um
eels
to
ern
rely
tug
building of
gaming
association h
municipalities
ave taken
highways.
municipalities,
has offered
ansporlatiou
at cost. 'r
as silo promised
work and alt
goUd roads
in Winnipeg
e
devoted to ph
d. splendid
A tad
P
rgaclzanon h
at a 0051
n $6u,000 wt
lb
hoped that tl
e given 0y the
Phe usual a a
sodn011511
permitted 1
government 1113
distance lines
pment of t1
In this prov-
ince system 0
es in Saskar
5s. The prin-
cipal Maoitoha
then North to
e C. P. R. line
astern bound
11)113 line the
exchanges a
tell. +t olseley
Qu'App&le
Besides tiffs
ha, a i
5 line
with exchanges
company has
Albert, Battle -
Areola.
class as a
for which !t
railway ser -
and erten•
the Sum
number of conven-
tions that of
Association in
Chamber of Com
National Rail.
August ; the
Advancement
Besides
meet Dere,
visitors Who
will pass through Western Canada via
Winnipeg, on their way to or from the
Alaska -Yukon Exposition. Special
arrangements have been made for this
with the railroads and those wbo avail
themselves of the chance thus afforded
to see the great wheat produciog section
of Western Canada, and the Canadian
Rockies, will make 110 mistake in choice
of route,
Winnipeg bank clearings for the week
ending April 22, were $t3,855,536 as
against e47,815,045 for the corresponding
week of last year.
At a large meeting held Saturday, it
was decided to start at once with the
blg Canadian EExpositionto be held in
Winntpeg in fete, and a body of fifty
business men of the city will leave Win-
nipeg Thursday and visit be principal
points in the West, preparatory to watt
ing epee the Dominion government at
Ottawa.
A committee 'appointed to select a
memo reootntnended at the Saturday
Meeting that the pante of the big fair
IF YOU HAVE
CATARRH
Renllember the best Catarr
nnedleine that money can Pau
iu Catarrhoione 1 it cures
' UPCkly and permanent,.
Iy when all others fail.
The remedy don't exist that 'ail
cure Catarrh its quickly as Oetarrh
ozone. o e, It relieves the moatt
sub
bio'
n.
cases in a short time, and drivae the
disease se thoroughly hour the systettt
that it never t'eterne,-
Druggists boldly. recommend.
Caterrhozone in prefrence to other
remedies, because they know it is the
best, and every progressive doctor
prescribes it for the sante good reason,
Oatarrhozone is a rational, common-
sense treatment that node favor with
everybody. It cures by the inhale-
tion of medieated air, which comes
into contactwith the mucous r;urfaoe
of all the breathing organs, It gets
at the source of the trouble, kills the
germs sod. 'drives every vestige of
catarrh right out of the system.
I1 doesn't matter how deep.seated
or chronic your case may he, Catarrh -
ozone Dat* cure it. Even though a
thousand other remedies have failed,
don't give ttp hope till you have tried
Oatarrhozone. It has cured other
cases probably worse thaw yours, and
will cure yours if it gets a chance,'
Dutcher Law, a prominent citizen
of Italy Cross, N. S., says :-"I ex-
perimented with hundreds of catarrh
remedies and found the majority to be
worthless, dismal failures. Catarrh -
ozone was the first to give lasting
relief ; it cured me and I am with
pleasure testifying to its merits as a
clue for Catarrh of the nose and
throat.
You
DUTCHER LAW.
You are sure to derive the most
pleasant results from Oatarrhozone.
pleasant has been tested wavy times and
never found wanting. Every drug-
gist in Canada sells it. Complete two
months' treatment, guaranteed to
cure costs $1, ora trial size 50e. By
mail from N. C. Polson & Co., King-
ston Ont.
h
shall be -rhe Caeteltan Exposition and
Selkirk Centennial." which was aporov
ed of by the Winnipeg committee. The
campaigning committee leaving Win
nipeg Thursday will be one of the
biggest and most representative depute
tions of business men ever assembled in
the West, and the party will be joined
bs the Mayors and Board of Trade
Pr
esidents of the larger cities ail tin ough
the West.
Nigh Court.
The jury sittings of the high court for
the County of Huron were in progress
last week before Justice elute. A grand
deal of local interest centered around a
number of cases brought by persons who
'tad invested in the debentures of the
Horseshoe Quarry Company, of St
Marys, and other securities. The
actions were for Varying amounts, and
the plaintiffs were William McVittie, of
Gudecich ; 0. J. S. Naftel, of Goderich
Township ; Joseph Whitely, of Gode
rich ; William Graham, of C'llhorne
L'ownsbip ; Jacob Stokes, of Goderich ;
Mrs. Jane Clark, of Goderich , Mrs
Mary Stokes and Miss Maggie Merre%,
of Goderich. The defendants were 1
P.
Brown. n of Goderich A. j McPher-
son and William Proctor of St rat lord ;
the financial tial a rats
C who
sold d I
g I tit
securities, George D. g Laurie aud t
he
liurseshoe Company. The cases were
tried together,
but before
all tbe i v' 1
e
deuce n was in xSettlel settlement was l l ) AI.1'1',eel al
between the parties, whereby the Bonn
tial agents are to par over to the plain-
t,ff. 25 per cent of the face ',arae of the
debeuttires The. decent use holders
rill retain the quare' as their secant,
Acme diug to the auditur'n reports for
quarry was being operated at a lose
every year, and the ground of the actin
Ivan misleading statements made as to
the euudnion of the company.
Another Interesting ease is that of
Harry Videan against the Goderich
Elevator and Transit Cum)pans, Ltd
for $5000 damages alleged to be Sus-
tained in an accident last Fail at the
elevator, whereby the plaintiff's left arm
was seriously injured and his back also
hurt. 1 Th
ePff v operating saint'I
was ere'
to
t a car.
puller at the time, and the rope got
bound on the drum or the machine
The h machinery is run by electricity, and
the plaintiff touched the button which
signals to the engineer to stop the
machinery, Y this was not done, and
in his effortbut to get the rope clear he was
drawn into the machine and around the
drum.
The judge on the finding of the. jury
dismissed the case.
A couple of actions against the pro-
prietors of the Goderich Star arising out
of al t
et e
ra h
p b shtd in that paper just
after the Holmes -Lewis election last
Fall reached an amicable settlement
without going to trial. The letter in
the Star, to which exception was taken,
was one which seemed to suggest crook-
ed work in the printing of lite ballots
and in the handing of them out by W
S. Mct'rostie, the deptity returning of-
ficer at the St. Helen's division. The
ballots were printed by the Goderich
Signal, and it appears that there were
four ballots on which the names of the
candidates were not printed, and the
actions are brought by the proprietors
of the Signal and by Mr. McCrostie
The Star proprietors have agreed to
publish a statement of apology and as-
sume costs. The list of cases entered
for trial is a record, there }slug no fewer
than 25, but many of them were ad.
jcurued and the court closed Wednes-
day.
If your Stomach, Heart or Kidneys
are weak, try at least, a few doses
only of Dr. Shoop's Restorative. In
five or ten days only, the result will
surprise you. A few cents will cover
the cost. And here is why help comes
so quickly. Dr Shoop doesn't drug
the Stomach, nor 811(00late the Heart
or Kidneys. 1)r. Shoop's Restorative
goes directly to the weals and failing
nerves. Each organ has its own con-
tra hng
on-trolling nerve. When these nerves
fail, the `depending organs must of
necessity falter, This plain, yet vital
truth, clearly tells why Dr Shoop's
• Sour Stomach and Hoartburu ?
LITTLE DIGESTERS
r 1 CORE OR YOUR MONY SACH
• wall OVrifmoll
. N9 '
x0;11 run
.w„
T
1n
,At all Drudgiato or direct from
COLEMAN Q A
MED
M N ICIN
ae Ca,
Toronto
2wc. a Box.
3:-. ,Ot�t10Et'7CY�r
c
Restorative is so tnliversally 51one5s•
fol. Its 51100055 is leading druggists
everywhere to give it universal pre-
ference, A test will surely tell, Sold
by all dealers.
A DA'iDY FABM'S COMPETITION
A comttiittee •composed of leading
farmers ^1nd dairymen representing the
dairy Battle; bleeders' associations and
the dairymen's associations of Ontario,
have completed Arlaugenseuts for the
holding this %rat, of a dairy farm's
eon:petitiou through Ontario, The
prizes will consist of 6o gold and
silver medals and diplopias as well as a
large number of special prizes, the de-
tails of which have not yet been arraug
ed.
The Pyovinee will be divided into
four districts tis follows i -Prom King
sloe East ; from Kingston to Yonge St.
Toronto ; Western Ontario, North and
South of a line running from Haniilt ,n.
to Goderich. 'There will be a cumpeti-
tiou this year for the best farms in each
district and_5 gold and to silver medals
will be offered this veru• in each district.
The farms will be judged twice ; once
;[heat July nit and nom some titre dub
ing December, thus giving the judees.
an opponunity to see the farms moiler
A inter and Summer eondi111,115
Next tear the limns in Eastern On
tam and all farms iu Western Ontario
which
winea
ri in the p this
competition til'I
year, will Ue allowed to com ate
p in
special t'ol pelrtrona t0 deride the !lest
farm to Ees'ern Ontario and the hest
farm in Western Ontario. Two years
330m new, it is proposed to hold a final
competition, it which the leading fanms
for both Eastern and Western Ontario
will
compete pale to decide the hest farm in
the Province, Exceptionally -fine prizes
wdl be offered in this final competitive.
Ali breeches of term work will be in•
eluded in the competition Io all moo
points will he offered These points
have been sub -divided as follows :-
House and surroundings 15o ; farm
len
20
ma
Inc
to
ou the house and surroundings; on the
poultry ; on orchard and other sin1115r
departments.
Competitions of this kind were held in
Ontario sone 23 years ago and created
great interest The guld medal farmer
in the Province at the. tiar.e was Simp
son Rennie, the well known Farmers'
Institute speaker, who now liven in 'Tor-
onto
The committee which hat charge of
the competition is composed of H. Glen
dinning, of 41Noitla ; G. A Gillespie of
tidings, t5o ; live stock, zoo ; crops
o ; farm management, 150 ; farm
chinert, 75 ; permanent improve
nes, 75 Several prizes will be offered
the farms that score the highest points
Pcterhoro, repre eating the Eastern
On Dein-area's As -in ; D A, Demi).
Ser
of Stratford,
and R Wallace, of
Bo,eessviile retires, 0' ing the W813,-',,
O e I
ll• I
dl men's
A-s'n ; til'
. H.:1 :t
Il alt 11
111 Strati.' d U Du L -
ym of D,iu
McKenzie of'1'hienhi'1; R F Hicks. Geo
Newlonleoek ; tiordan Hood, ream, to
Yet Mtll't ;12e -rime ,su
1 Il sod L\• '
G
tit,• ef'tweet, ; 1u,11 13 13 '''31'.3!!,•
Petei bar", Ih8 0801•x11111
Full p•,not;ins ahotn the c'l.pei «o
mat hr "n wined I- sum the ~,•r'e'ars
A"rad ,' "moll- i 1 I rl,,a fn.• ,•
On .010 1, .Ve , d.t • d r j., n•, .
0 lair, p /It ill tl•t •q+pr'i ,., •
tth3
rat•
hrp'udnc•1- 11111 1 ,-n,,:; - ..-..f_�_ for
Have You Nervous Dyspepsia? } s for i
How it shakes one up, invades sleep, Eggs i a51Ota'j
lg
destroys strength, acids real Misery to^ --
life. Not the stomach but nerves are
effected. Starved nerves cause the
whole trouble. You need Ferroznue
because it's a nerve food. It supplies
he elements em•
cats the
eve e nee
dad
to make
rich red blood. This is the savings
bank of health. The richer the blood
in red cells, the richer you're sure to
p , tt. 1 t,r 183 III' VII •.l orad
Near Death's Door •
Mi-o-na mime dtvspe sia. IP au of
the re:W re of `.Ctrs Hauser:Ls osT
are suffering e an from stomach •
o A trout) o
b�
au kind Jags. Pox will sell yon a box
of
of Ml•o-na fore() cents with an absolute
guarantee of relief or money bank.
Neil Murray, of Huron Road, Gode-
rich, Ont., says : "I suffered with in-
digestion for over four years and bad
been givers over As incurable by many
doctors, -I had- become a. nerv005
wreck through loss of sleep and what-
ever I eat, slid not remain on m.
stomach for over two hours. I would
stiffer with Vomiting spells that would
almost kill' me, prespiration as large
as beads would break out ail over my
bocly and leave me is so weakened a
condition that I would lie unable to
stand, not a night's rest in over six
month's and was so weakened end run
clown that my family thought I would
die. My heart was greatly weakened
and would flutter and a sharp pain t
would crane through me and cut off r
ray breath. I was reduced in weight
from 150 to less then 110 pounds. a
Doctors would give different causes
for my trouble, yet none of there gave h
ane any relief, I commenced treat-
Owing to the bore:A p of the roads the
Postofe:e will only accept' letters for .de.
belfry et Guwgenda and district points.
John Neville was committed for trial
at Hamilton on the charge of sheeting
C01)14141110 Smith web intent, Smith
Swore
the
piscine' p s not ,vas the man who
Shot him.
Iatcense Inspector Fisher struck Jos.
Peake, barber, to a Midland courtroom
After the trial of a case against Peake
ler teriictiutl of the liquor law, Peake
nal iu
i the it
g a Ixpeutnt'te 'tar 'first
hopes oh llm.o1', allegation
J 1 tis 118
t }-Allow at 1
k'0rt Prances lumber ioquh'} that
'amber companies robbed the Govern-
ment by making false returns of 5tlinl
ago will ba investigated b' lion Fiat
Cochrane,
Burglars entered the store of L. To
cotta, et etagere look his delivery her
anci waggon glad drove 'away with t
safe t0 a secluded spot, where til
cracked it stole 1tznt, grid returned 11
hose 10 the stable,
The 5tuitn tya5 vert' severe in Qeebe,•,
end the bridge of. "lie Rutland & Central
Vermont Raiiwav at Rouse's Point was
in danger 01 destruc1 (10. l'wo pressen-
get trains were tual•)elled t0 remain on
i all • bight, and the passengers went
through a trying time '
l'he barn of lobo Harper, near Salem
was SU•oek by lightning Friday morning
at two o'clock and burnt to the ground.
,get'ter. with fort t^ five head of cattle,
six horses and some sheep The fire
was SO rapid noshing was saved. Loss
ebottt five thousand dollars. A 0m1l1
rneul11nee Only w•as carried
lie
ail
ne
BEST
REMEDY
,k ForWomen—Lydja r Pink=
e ham's Vegetable Compound
he
eV Belleville, pant, -"I was so weak
le and worn out from a female weakness
that I concluded to try Lydia F. Pink -
ham's Vegetable
Compound, I took
several bottles of
it, and I gained
strength so rapidly
that it seemed to
make anew woman
of me. I can do as
good a day's work
as I ever did. I
sincere' bless the
day that I made u.
my mind to take
Your medicine for
male weakness,
s and I am exceedingly grateful to yqufor
your ]rind letters, as I certainly profited
• by them, I give you ermissi
0 publish this any tme p you s n to
Mrs. ALBLr7T Mesmer, Belleville,
Ontario, Canada. ' villa,
Wemeneverywhere shouldrelnember
Done Hardy, a girt barely nine year
old residing in Yarmouth township neat
St, 'Phomas, bas beep committed to Vic
toric lndnstrial School, She .broke int
and robbed the house of 'rhos. Flaxen
a neighbor securing money and rings
el
e
1• addllien hreakine nearly all t1
lishrs and furniture, and tearing' til
xlace up to such an extent that the dant
ire will ran over a hundred dollars.
According to tier brother, DnIty learned
ad ideas Irom pictures in five -cent
heatres, winch she visited with money
t,Ien from her mother.
O'bile making repairs at Dennis' bridge
erbss the Saugeen river, near South'
mplon last 'Thursday And'em Rexion,
Si ;beater at Chippewa ew
li'llr
a t and 'amu,.
PP S [noel
an ns, electrician 8t the Saugeen E'ice-
'ic Light Works, were accidentally
w, pt from the platform on which they
•ere working and both drowned. Al -
tough there were five or six others
urksn1 at the time, no one witnessed
t8 at•cident and before it was known
leis bodies had been swept down the
team [awards the 'eke. The current
running at 20 miles an hour, and it is
It expected the bodies :will be recover -
Cairns leaves a Wife and fam113
id Ruxinn was ulllttarried, •
Par I'
a ),sed by Lumbago,
Manual labor or even light exercise
•
impossible with. lumbago. The
ueeles stiffen out like steel -to move
sans. agony. Only a powerful re-
edy can penetrate deep enough to
alp. The surest relief comes from
that there is no other remedy known
- to medicine that will cure female weak
nese and so successfully carry, women
through the Change of Life as Lydia E.
Pinkham'sVegetable Compound, made
from native roots and herbs.
For 30 years it has been curing
' women from the worst forms of female
ills -inflammation, ulceration, dis-
placements, fibroid tumors, irregulari-
ties 'periodic
, p pains,
gervous prostration.
backache, and
p
If you wan special advice write
forittolgrs.Pinkbarn,Lynn,lVTass.
it is free and always helpful.
meat with Mi-o•nla and when one-half s
of the first box was used I could eat
my meals without•sufferittg and dread- a
ful vomiting spells, I used about ten a
boxes in all and. I am entirely eared. o
Mystomach
i
s arestrong s •
U11 tL. i.Vrl' at 6 cl
there is notthe slightest ht
eat r
t onblt.
digestion. I have gained about v140
pounds in weight, stn strong and 35
healthy and like a new man. I will 11
always speak highly of Mi-o-ua, i $ it w
cured and I believe kept inc from sure u
death when all else had failed." t I
The Ladt•'Grev has arrived at Mont- is
real and reports the river free of ice to m
the sea ed
Ald. Chisholm wos elected Mat•or of at
Halifax over Aid. Huhlee by a Large
n
ma rel
j
Y
The proposed Grand 'Trunk Pacific
loan was discussed in the House of is
Commons m
The New Brunswick Legislature de m
rented the hill to extend the franchise In m
widow• and spinsters. h
The United Mine Workers and the
Dominion Coal Company are preparing
fora strike at G?ace Bar
Mrs Wright, a suffragette, is suing
the Mayor of Montreal for $5,o, u` for in
salting her and hav'ng her removed
from his office
Henry Watson w is sentenced to ten
rears in penitentiary at Winnipeg for
seating horses and setting fire to Wil-
liam Chambers' barn.
1)amnging evidence %Va% given at the
Mon real civic inquiry against Ald.
Prenix and Chief of Police Campeau, of
pretee•!a1 llotelke.-pers who violated
the liquor law
On's• on- • f the ix•3:113117.1, families rat
P'c nn wilt I
I Id 11
e
lirilt.h Government {n t hal entered H pro
test against so many people being sent
hark from
m
A ain
'
p prescription is printed noon
rich 25c. box of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain
bless. Ask your• Doctor or Dtng
ists if this formula is not complete:
airs means congestion, blood eves -
ire. Head pains, wimut nIy paha,
ain anywhere get instant relief from
Pink Pain Tablet. Ali deniers,
be in health. Ferrozuno quickly
makes blood, strengthens the nervous
system, y n, invigorates the digestive or-
gans and prestothe nervous disturb-
ance disappeara. You'll try Fe.r02
One .SOC.
per box
, atall dealers.
P
White Wyandottes
White Leghorns
rubbing inNerviline. It sinks into
the very root of the trouble-pene-'
tt'ates where an oily liub:lent cannot
got on
prevent lumbago r'elnrliing;
p a _Nervilitie Porous Plaster
which removes inflammation and
strain from the muscles, and acts as
a guard from drafts and exposure.
Nothing will so quickly cure as these
remedies. A11 dealers sell Poison's
Norviline and Nerviline Porous Plas-
tees. Refuse all substitutes,
The People's Column
AberYYRE
N rLUJ➢ wanted
t 1
V BOH the bar
-
O^N
mg music le. Apply to JOHN ELL01'.
leather, HruVOels. tr.
CO.t1FOIt1'ABLE H
OUSE dao LOT ees
y.e iGoad.111,8',101,T and Print been.
Sago. OI It 1. HINGSI IN WPO hex-11UO,
Brut+ -six. (12 -ti 3
Halit D1t1]'.0tB 5u nv1), e. braille and
p0ha )a0Vel,o a r0)anllig„ nn,i 8111) halt•.
Urder. fl nor x dl.11m3Oe "v,n1P113' aneadrd tu,
•)"S lb 1. HINc+b,ON* sill rat., of esaelr.
(IO, L,10)11 100 .1110 U. Ing Lot 54, Cum. 8,
t 1... a -u S 1,0315(5 1) 1A.1 nn.. Is. F,."'
i.e.( port ,nu,at. lupi), to Otis. WO, Jelly,
a'1 til'• 4,1•,14 0, s%trtloh, P. 0 o)• 0.
u. (1
g7 1.3i l8IlulO 0.31,', )leu x11111. alt„, 1 hw•n
44,314,,,,1uttP t r t 0 ear, 0101 l 0811,18, lauud
ped)g 5 011110 tut 1) 1• 8t every wry, Fur Int -
the, i n t0.itiuv., amity to .1A, 0YLII10, Lot 00,
Con. i Ile, n:,, or 13ruOSel. Y. U. 91-tf
'Olt SA,,E,-1lw undersigned Offers YOr sole
inn eumforiable residence and two lots on
John ,l street Br +
u sets.
Stable, ono
White Wyandotte pen i beaded by a gxru"» &c. ' Fur Pui titer particulars as to
bird bred by R. W. Vnut, Brockville ; pv'lp t1;u,n, &c., apply O wlalyoNtdcir;*LA
White by a cock bred by Wm. Ferguson, of
Brantford.
$1.00 per
se##Ing
John Meadows,
I4I-tf Brussels P. 0
and
the 1�1
rttt LegUons are headed
1
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OUR NEW
Wall
Paper
is now in stack - the Best of this Season's Productions
We have made a special effort to secure designs and colorings of
artistic merit not only in high grades but in those as low as 5c. per roll.
Papers originally *235. now selling at 8c.
Papers originally 8c and toe, n•orw selling at 5'C..
BED ROOMS -We have dainty Florals, producing charming effects,
at low cost.
PARLORS -Beautiful designs in gilt and creamy tones, blues, greens,
&c„ in delicate shades.
HALLS, DINING -ROOMS. &c. -Fine effective designs, in magnificent
colors, giving warmth, richness and beauty to an apartmeub.
DON'T WAIT till our stock is broken -slake your selection NOW,
If you have any rooms not recently papered, just call and let its
tell you how little it costs to [Hake home bright, attractive and
happy.
PaNer Hanging and Decorating a Specialty.
Painting .ATTENDED to in all its branches and satisfaction
assured.
Fred.Sr»ale Block
McCracken
� Brussels
finmeseenieftweelesemnismieneeenemeereetsesseanennesansentintionmememsener
75 AUR15 FA1t,5 FOR 8AWO-The under
signed ulTers 1m' x015 the 70 acres of •
lens t els
, Lot In en.
I U 19
g re Or
, (troy. 1 the )re
iso, lana
I
raw Ur (10 hous5 matt 011 1 14 p bar
Per,03155further u1, n•0o , 0,' l rany et1 the O.
48.4
tOJAb1Ms 13Y1<ON, m• Urmlbru0k P. U. 9&9
Stock for Service
®l7RkiAM BULL POR WRY/OB.-The
14, Conn 4, Morris,, die Otero' bred Du ham bull'
"Jack Favorite" (721901 bred by Alex, Gard-
iner.
Lead
bur ilio
y w biawol
ellbred, tr '
b acingb11ok
vi the best families. ALLAN 'fiPEIR, Fair-
view harm. Proprietor. tP.
FOR SERVIOH,-A Tlioro'-bred Short Born
Bull (Captain Broadhoolce) No. (790791 Lot
28 Con, 10. Grey, Terms -$L.00, payable' JBn.
1st;, 1910. Father. terms may be seen at the
premises. D. E. SANDERS, Proprietor.
"MULL FOR. SERVIOH,-The undersigned
wilt keep for service at Lot 80, - Oon 0,
Morrie, the thorn' -bred. Scotch Short Horn
Bull, "Bold Boy,” bred by Barry Smith, of ..
Exeter, and sired by Gold Drop, n.tvell known
prize winner. His dans is out of a cow of the
Vanity strain, imported. "Bold. Boy" is a 331111
brother to the first prize winner at the Indus-
trial Fair, Toronto. last Fall Terms, $2.00 for "'
arade 80350. Will also keep a pedi1•eed bull at,
t 00 for service. JAB. SPltfrR,
41-4 Proprietor,
r�r #.� at^'d �?tYr-'a•P�: �Yi'� rz'14rt+a4r+;a`Rr� Y,p+.'cy^�
h Enter
AnTime
WINGNiM BUSINESS COHSE
lege been tested. L) the cruelble of ex -
,i r
ele ca with tit til( r( public u
p b to
, tire of u 1 0 ) n
P
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n1 has t Y
a d 1a not been and t tit h
of v e in The
o
moms . our the
bas not been
tI 0x50118(1^ 1801 th0 35rgea1, bpi the Ligh^
eat grade nlodet'n k3uable& Sohoul in k
western Ontario.
Indivldnsl hl00'410Mon, NO vacation.
Mail mums linter an (JOY.
a
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Write for partkulw's,
Pi 000. SPOTTONI Principal
rGv vSY
ray '47y t6/. rbY VtTy r8Y
�.e A
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Allan ��Y,1 Line
;ail
—0_
St t John and. Halifax to
X
From St. John Halifax
',Grampian Apr, 31
Virglman mails Apr, 10 Apr, 14
Tunisian sails. Apr, 24
Victorian sails .. Apr, 80 May -.1
+This steamer sails to G•laagow.
Rates of Passage
First Olass-867,60, $70 and $80, aceoi•ding to
alen)m5
x,
SeOoud class -:p8, $97.60 and $60,
Third Oiass-$227,50. 880 ana 351.25.
For full particulars of Summer 551311 ge from
.Montreal and rates apply to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allntl Line, Brussels,
_ ak
CENTRAL
i iii'• l/�
STRATFORD. ONT.
with. twenty-two yours' experience to
its credit Ibis College is recognized n5
. the greatest ractical training v .
Western in
n Ontario , 0 Thr
oradepartments:
Com
mcrcla
1Shorthand,
.
Telegraphy
Ay-r1 g phY
m Our classes fire the largest. our courses
most practical and our lnstrautore ex-. i
perienced. Our graduates are assisted
to positions and succeed as none others,
Dater now. Get our free catalogue.
Elliott& McLachlan,.
f Prinmpals.
j'�
SUMMER SCHOOL
June, luly and August leads Tutu
our Pall *Perm without any break.
Enter any. time. New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day.
URSA MINNS COLLEGE
L GA
The Largest,. most Reliable
Of its kind.
W. H. SHAW Principal
Yanga & Gerrard sts., Toronto
31.C.4VaCCURI Carpet
ti
:i leanerp
The !er Tulin l
,� the People Require
Thing � �
This easily bandied but perfect worsting-inaahine
is guaranteed to do first-class work and can behandledby an bo'ly. It cleans Wool, Tapestry or Brussels
Carpets without lifting them f1.1'tn the floors or remov-
ing the furniture. IT .RAISES 1 O JUST.
We have installed one of these modern machines
and have it for renting at a'very moderate figure. Call
at the store and 'see it and get instructions as to the
simplicity
of its working. If you once use it ,yon will
its value an willnever heat a carpet
• be convinced of t 1 1
again.
R. Leatherdalle & ora
n.
•
P ! Furniture Dealers
t 7T
T'P
7�
e �- "v -'T�� v d •'-
NATIONALROLLER t It
i,MFOR'1'A73,d9 residence a % acmend radre1,B 0
[mrd, e. 25 Lot 15 212 Albert street, all
cos
Vein,PurOate. posse511) batt[, give a
vemeuea and possession 0011(1 be' given u
once. For further pltrtloulers apply on til
premises to Mrs, Jas. F5rguson, or D. Fer
gluon, Teeawnter. ' tf.
CO a muse of larndHfolsal , 'GPui'nberry street
North
Brussels, Good Gu well, 1 fruit
trees &c1
Possession u
could be price,
to at since. Forfurtherot
particulars as to prise, berms, Lfl apply out the
premises. ALltB Mo.AUGHLIN. 741
COMFORTABLE new brickresidence for
one sale
o11 185d Bteligiblya street,
unnted la, Good
stable, well, cistern, fruit trees bushes, &o.
Also 50 Berea of land part of lot 1, 0011. 12,
Grey. Po,session o0nld be given at once, For
further particulars as to price, terms, &so ap-
ply on the premises er write Brussels P, O.
Taos.Niononrs, 404f,
=OR SALE OR TO R1i1NT.-T11e under0igned
offers his well located property in Brussels
for aale or to rent. 'rhuro are 634 acres of hind
with comfortable house, with o011,r, stable,
orchard, well, &a. Possession on Aug, 16th.
For price, terms, and other information apply
to ,fA8.1MINl1Oltb, Winton or 7110 POST
Brussels. 11.5013. DUNF01tEi, Langdon, North
Dakota,
SPOCK FOR SALE. -The undersigned has
for sato at Let 21, (ion.12, Grey t-1 1811-
in eyed Berkshire hog, "Slimly Nook Swell,"
winner of drat prize 10 several of the local
Veit% ; 1 Berkshire HOW due to Yarrow in alnyy,
and bred 10 Yorkshire hog 7lit tie pigs, York-
shire and 13811ahire ernes, will be reedy. to
wean about May 5011.- A few choice'young
sotv5 being. bred which will be for sale inter on,
0155 two or three gond milk stows due to delve
about I he last of April, J, P. MoIN'I'OsB,
914 Ur enurooll P. 0.
PROPERTY .11010 SAL)[. -In order to (dose
lOetoiffeto'nsaelrl°est othexcur,or rsale the t
consisting of a 7 roomed hoose in good repair,
001e of land, together with 6 mores of first -
1 mss land and !ergo enanundion5 atn6le quite
nv, Went 101100W* P00 rill d, ri dins rand
um i,raper It applt 10 P 14O01.1, 1n•
79
A ',TOAla tlueon ijt., ,Wont 13rlaseix,
Uounty 0! Herein, tr.
8RUSSEL$
WE
Bread Flours
Graham Flours
Whole Wheat Flours
Feed Flours
HAVE
Corneola Breakfast fowl)
Rolled Wheat
Cracked Wheat
Oatmeal
Bran, Shorts,
Flaked Oats for horses
and,all kinds of feed.
Wm&R,
ryne