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DUSINEs DARDS.
�'(% [ . MoCRA.O EN-,,
M o Immo of A4etriaco Lfoausos, Qt,
hoe at Grocery, Turuberry street, Brussels,
It, 0. r, M,
Brume* soots T
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ah as N. 4
bold their regular Sleek,
on In Etre` Lodine
1Goem, li velar liloolc el rho 1st and and
'Lgest)0Y ovoplage 0f eaob munt1±
Visitors always welcome.
A, SOIFER% Oo,u, 4. Aioottntio, lt, Ti,
WM, SPENCE
CONVL'YAlYCii31 AND ISSUER
olr 112AJil,IACTE LIO4NSES
Ines to the fest office, meet. 80.E
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howioif Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Oflloa and Resfdenee-
vvm.roAI. ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
18000AN0g,
FIRE AND MARINF.,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
R.' B. I0011'T Ala AN AUC'TION-
e BNB, will sell for batter prides, to
better men, lnlees time and less charges
than any other 'A uobiuoee r ip East Huron or
he won't °Largeanything. Dates and orders
can always bearranged at this ogles or by
personal applloation,
ROST. H. GARN!SS
#ILDEVALE - ON'F,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms Sales
arranged tooeoPan POST,iuses. 26
1. iAl. AND CONVEYAf gfND.
M. 6INOLA11.1.V V -
e Barrister, aolioltor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, Jae. Olhoe-8 tewart's #iioob
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for tho Metropolitan Sauk.
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AYS &
BL6i —
BARRISTERS SOLICITORS, NOTARIESPUBLIC, IE'IU.
W. Paoun000 , R. 0. R. 0, liras
4. P. BLAtn.
Ofllaao-Those formerly 0400»led by Messrs
Cameron & Bolt,
C 008111077, 0±116100.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FE!LO,
ansnmaaT
(iruduate of the Royal College of Deutal
Sarcoma; of Ontario nod Eirst•olaso Honor
4raduale of Toronto University. Onloe
next to Brower'e Photograph Gallery,
13RU88EL8.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS;
NY even uumberodt a
A
ee tia Dominion
Lauds a tinAltg 8 ba, Saskatchewansott. and
Alberta, eaoeptlgg 8 and 26sot reserved,
way bo bamestoadod by as o G who
s
Lha Dole head of a family,r person who it
of any male over
18 tios of ago, rho extort oof one-quarter
'motion of 160 acres more or lura.
Entry may be made personally at the
local )and cillos for the 4106±106 to which
the laud la situate.
The homesteader is required to perform
the oouditione 0ouneeted therewith under
One of the loliewiug pious.:
(1) At least six woutile' residence upon
and oulttvntiou of the laud lu eaoL year for
three years,
(2) If the hither for mother, if the (0(606
is deceased) of the homesteader resides
upon a farm iu the vicinity of the laud
entered for the roquiromeute as to resi-
dence may be satisfied by snob person re-
siding wfyeu the father or mother.
(3) Itthe settler has Lia permanent rosi-
iu the v vicinity r of ug 1110 homestead, 1, by bim re-
quirementsae to roo(douoo May be satis-
fied byrosideuoe upon the said laud.
bixmontbs`notioo In writing should he
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lauds at Ottawa of Intention to apply for
patent.
Deputy of lite B inister0of Interior.
N. B. Unauthorized pnblieutioq of this ad.
vertiseutsut wit! not be paid for,
Farmers or Storelaeepers
' by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any Kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
.Foreman, - Brussels.
IN
Pain lecongestioei , Dahl is anywhere,
pressure-nothing
else Usually. At least, so says Dr. Shoop, and t4
prove it he has created a little pink tablet. Thal
tablet -called Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablet-
coaxes blood pressure away from pain neuters.
Its otteetfacharming, pleasingly dellgbtful. Gently,
though safely, it surely equalizes the blood chem
lotion.
�IIfE you baro a headache, it's blood preesnro,
L it's painful sleepless, o with women, same canep
IS YOU are olOOplepe, ssutle.a, 606600, 168 blood
eon8ostion-blood cop 060, That TamsV is p
Certainty, for Dr. Shone's• bleadacbe Tablets supe
161n 20minutes, s, and the tablets simply distribute
the unnatural blood immure.
Bruise your finger, and doesn't It get red, and
swell, and Pain you? Of course it does, It's con.
nstibn,, blood pressure. You'll find itrohero 0010
We sen at 20 centtss, a 4 cheerfully
Sonne.
, and cheer ally recommoa4
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
Tablets
"ALL DEALERS"
A tickling or dry cough can be
gnicltiy ioosenead with De, Shoop's
Cough Remedy, No opium, no p
chloroform, nothing unsafe or harsh,
Sold by ail dealers,
isw9ingoota Ps%a4 worll, The ecilool ie In a ftaurlehing
A, H. MONTEITN
4nrrister, Bolielter, Notary, &o„ successor' to
A. M.0loceouold, 'Mee over Standard Bonk,
Anatole.
PR, 7'. T. M'RAE.
o 0 or of 0d glee, Univorptty of Toronto ;
1vn r
i o ii,
t al
t o.td I' u,b
it eo aoofrho00110•aof Ph
y,Melons and klurg2000 Ont, 1 3'osug os ants
(Anew Bye, Icor, Nose mid lhro,tt HosRl�tel,
QlaeegKo,111, alx•.1ionee Semen to lit, MJolt.
sel'a Hospital Toronto.
Tele-
phone 0o connection Entitles 0r;n,niDrug lcsatat More,
noire.
DR,. HAMILTON'
Aono] ;adnate Denial Deparidaeta, Toronto
University ; Lloontiote of boys' Vollego of
Dental 8urgeon0, of Toronto, 0111yo over 3.
. T, ltoss' store 1361100010.
1�•s^W311 v1s(t Wrexeller the Stet and third
Mondays and Gorrio the 000011(, and fourth
A600days of e00h mogtla,
DR. WARgARW
Honor graduate of the Oatn1'lo Veterinary
College, Day and night calls, Moe opposite
Flour mill, Libel.
Qrazamw goavve Rail, 0,r
8IOUSSELS
Mali7;05
00004 G0600 NORTr
7:05 a m IExpt oda ..10;06 8 to
tilwes0 11:25 a in Mall.., 1:44 p rn
. Express 8:03p m Express ••.•.. 8:68 p le
WALTON
J.o Toronto To Godsrloh
Express8141 a ni I Exprnea - 11:00 n nt
....
Express 0:11 p m. Express ..... 7:47pm
:CStrict
Forestville
R. Thomson has the poles on the
ground for the telephone line to his
.hone,
T. R. Bennett planted 1,100 locust
anti 2,500 pine trues in his forest plan-
tation this Spring.
T. R. Bennett was called to Genie
Sunday evening of last week as This
mother, Mrs. W'm. Bennett, had tak-
en a paralytic stroke during the day.
Sunday School was started on May
9th with an attendance of 41. Air,
McLennan, an Superintendent
T.
Bennett, Mrs. cDonald, Mrs. Mc-
Lennan, and Miss McLennan, teach -
ors.
Belgrave
NEWSY NoTEs.=Jas. Nethery has
quite recovered from his recent illness.
-Rev. G. W. Rivers attended the
District meeting at Gerrie last week.
-Mrs. (Rev.) Rivers and ehilclren
have gone to visit her aunt, ribs.
Pritchard, at Wyolniug.-Mrs. Wal-
ker, of Wingham, spent a few days
with her slaughter, Mrs. Carlisle. -T.
Armstrong & Oo. shipped a car load
of hogs last week, at $7.40 per cwt. -
Mrs. Tacker, of Durham, visited her
mother, Airs. Brydges, 3rd line of
Morris. -John Owt:ns loftfur his home
at Tliessalon after spending a couple
of weeks with relatives here. -Miss E.
Stella Polley, of City Hospital, Gee1-
eva, N. Y., spent a few days with her
sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Rivet's.- Robt. ,
Campbell, G. T. R. assistant agent of
Clinton, Sundayecl at the home of his
parents,
Jno. and p Dirs. a
C
m bell. -
John
L. Stewart and his mother er
at-
tended the funerals of two brothers of
the latter, Messrs. McKenzie, of East
Oxford. -Airs T. H. Miller, of Van-
couver, B. 0.. is visiting her brother,
W. Wray, and iter sister, Mrs. Daley,
and other relatives in Ibis vio0uiLy,-
011as. McClelland shipped 2 car loads
of cattle to Toronto and Robt. Arm-
stroug shipped a ear load. They re-
port good rnarkets.-AL a1 meeting of
the 33elggrare Methodist Quarterly
Board, Harry Hopper was appointed
to attend the Conference at London,
and Richard Irwin to attend the Dis-
trict Meeting at Gormie.-The electric
storm slid considerable damage in
East Waavanosb. Three or four barns
were struck by lightning, but none of
them were set on fire. Among them
were Wm. Johnston's and Cyrus
Scott's.
The tender leaves of a harmless
lung -healing mountainous shralb, give
to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy its
marvelous curative properties, 'light,
tickling or distressing coughs., quickly
•yield to the healing, soothing action
of this splendid presceiptiou-Dr.
Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it is so
safe and good for children, as well.
Containing no opium, chloroform, or
other baneful ch'tigs, mothers should
in safety always demand Pt, Shoop's.
If other remedies are offered, tell
them No l Be your own judge 1 Sold
by all dealers.
Wingham
The 1. 0. 0. F. excursion to Saz'nia
and Detroit will be held this year on
August 14th,
A, L'. Smith has again opened up in
the peivate banking, business in the
office formerly °coupled by him.
Mrs. Robert Lockhart was called to
Toronto owing to the death of the in-
fant child of her daughter, Mrs.
Grant.
Mrs, Ferguson has returned after a
Winter's sojoat'n in California, Her
mother, ML's. Pelton returned with
her,
The work of taking clown the old
roof and putting on a new roof at.
the salt block will be about completed
this week.
F, .1. Rill has returned from Toron-
to, where he recently underwent a
successful operation, 61(s many
friouds hope that 11e may enjoy better
1pa18t. 0(1110 than he has had for some time
Rev. 13. ilfeQuaz'rie, formerly of
Winghaln, after seve tlyears of faith-
ful and successful service, has resign-
ed the pastorate of the Langton and
South (Yliddleemc churches. Resigna-
tion took effect at the end of .April.
At the annual inesfin of the Meth-
odist S. School the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year 1
Stipelinlnncleht, F. Buchanan ; assis-
tants, John Kern and W. J, Howson ;
Secretary, Ira Parke' assistant, 10,
Bled ; 1 i'easm'ei., 11. P. &the gg
librarian, W. 3, I'ltalnee ; assistant, 0,
13iehl ; musical directr, 1.0, J, 11111 ;
ian0ist, 04liss M. l0, Hammond,
Committees were appointed to loot
atter the vaaritl00 . depaftnients of
condition, with tt membership of civet
400.
Rev. '1'. L. Rettedgt,e, D. D,, of Lou
ve
eextiyaextended to 1ed 01111 toatbecame
pastor' of Winghaln Methodist (11111013
for 3tho e
xtt## #1, subject; OL nilltfRe
to tlleiaction of tlie.,F3tattlnning Onm�
lni ['•tee..
North .F('nron Lice118e Cotninission-
e1's, lli, Loelchlal•i, llobt, Mosgi'ove
and T, Durnin, With lee eaten Oleg.,
met at the Relate mek hotel and after
1'rconsideratioxf the lleelise of 0, 30,
Lcpartl, of the blite1zlgellot'e1, await
granted, The transfer of Beefier; at
1\'ruxelel' from A A. Platy to Wnl. 0.
Currie was also granted,
A couple of young men, James Dao-
cry anti Robert watt, whose homes
are not in \7illghary 40e1'1 summoned
to appeal' before Pollee M.Iaagiste/310
14lorlon to answer' to the charge of
supplying liquor to a person who 38 011
the "Indian List," When the hoar
arrived, however, the alleged offen-
ders Were not' to be foiled, and it is
said they heave 1021) the town,
Have You .p. Hereto .7
3f you want to keep hint in shape,
tl04e1 let 110111 evince pain, Rule en
'NerViline"-it is noted for' curing
sprains, swellings and stiffness and
sore muscles. Foe internal use in
curing ceaanlps aicl colic, Norviline is a
perfect marvel. In every good tattle -
mg stable you'll flicl Nerviliue because
it ]seeps horses in trim and reclines
the veterinary bill. Peewees, stock -
Men and all horse OW13018 8110uld buy
Nerviliue and prove how invaluable it
is. Good for Amu or beast, 25e. for
bottle at all dealers,
Blyth
Theodore Hodgson has accepted a
situation in la Bender's store.
Blyth Lodge of Ocldfellows attended
Divine service in 51. Andrews church
on Sunday evening.
Stanley Buchanan has been appoint-
ed Secretary of the Y. 141, 0. A. in
place of George Wambold add Frank
McPherson as Treasurer..
The baseball boys have started prac-
tice. Their first game will be at Clin-
ton on Victoria Day. They have
secuI•etl DOW uniforms
Gidley. from S. I
The anneal meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist church
was held on May Lith, Following
officers were elected: -Pres„ Mrs.
Wilford ; 1st Vice -Pres., Mrs. I3uck-
step ; 2nd Vice -fres., Mrs. Howe ;
Treas., airs. Salter • Rec.-See., Mrs. I.
Brown ; Chaplain, Mrs. icing anal tit's.
Mains ;..Aaditors, Mrs. McElroyand
3Irs. Bender ; Organist, NH's. Ohllew ;
Assistant, Nlrs, Burling.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist• church held ea success-
ftd social on Monday evening of last
week. A good megrim was rendered
os follows :-Duet, Miss Peat' and
Russel Gidley ; the ladies' experience
of how they improved their talent
111o1rey ; duet, Mesdames Ohellew and
Newcombe ; recitation, Miss Jean Mc-
Kenzie ; cornet solo, S. H. Gidley ;
drill by a number of small girls Which
deserves mach praise ; recitation, 61.
1 041(18011 ; instrumental, Miss PearlGidleey. t the conclusion of the pro-
gram efreshment were served consist-
ing of ice 01.0010 and eake. The door
receipts aniol7)lted to $23.10 and the
talent Money to $19.95, the net pro-
ceeds being $42.45.
Medical Science Advancing Fast.
Formerly doctors prescl'ibed stom-
ach treatment for Catarrh and Bron-
chitis. Tliey seldom cured and
Catarrh has become a natiolnaldisease,
To -day theadvauced physician lights
Catarrh by medicated air. He fills
the lungs, nose and throat with the
antiseptic vapor of 0atarrhozone.
Care then is certain. Easy fm
0atarehozone to cure. It contains the
essences of pure pine balsams, reaobes
all the germs and destroys tbo disease.
Every case of Catarrh, Bronchitis and
Sole Throat can bo cn6ec1 by Catarrh -
ozone. 25e. and $1.00 sizes. Sold
everywhere. Get it to -day.
Seaforth
1V.H.,Jackson, of Strathcona, .Alta.,
was in town with his sister, Mrs, B. B.
Gunn.
The recreation gt'ouncls offered for.
sale by public auction on Wednesday
were not sold.
George Duncan has to his credit the
highest score in the Marathon bowl
ing alley, waking 238 pins.
The anniversaary services of the
Presbyterian church, 10gmenclville,
will be held on Sunday, May 30th, and
will be conducted by Rev, 11ir. Mc-
Kou'oll. Monday evening, 31st inst.,
a tea -meeting and concert will be
given,
J. Les)ie Reid, who has for the past
two years been secretary in the Y. M.
0. A., Haverhill, Mass., has accepted
a position as secretary for the Frank-
lin Comity. He entered his new field
of labor Wednesday of last week.
His new home will be in Sbelborne
Fails.
\871113am Charters, brother of Rebt.,
Charters, of the Mill road, and one of
the early residents of Seaf0rtb cliecl at
the home of. his [laughter, in. Denver,
Colorado, on Monday of last week ars
the result of a cancer 111 .the hand.
For a number Of year's Nir. 0113111065
was engaged In the grain business in
Soaafot'th, and after the village of I3en-
sail came into existence he Svc810011t0a
Hoare for some time, engaging in the
grain business. Abont twenty-five or
thirty years ago Air. Charters moved
to Ashland, 'Wisconsin, where lie con-
tinued to live until about a year ago,
Oe account of failing health he then
went to make his home with This
daughter in :Denver. Mr, Chaatters
had many relatives in this section and
lie Will 11160 be remembered by many
of the older residents. He is survived
by one son and one daughter,
Tonl A8srvssMn0m,--Following fig-
ures are gleaned from the roil or the
asses80i', 1V11111101 Ballantyne, foe 1901) :
--Total assessment, $880,087, which in-
cludes churches and schools ; total val-
ue of real estate $153,785 ; total value
of buildings, $080,850 ; business assess-
ment liable for general tax, $00,552 ;
business tax liable for school tax only,
$24;000 ; thermic tax, $11,000 ; taxable
coal property, $722,135; liable for
school only, $22,000 ; liable for local
improvement, tax nn1y, $410,000 1 total
N ,r
ow
Alcohol
A Strong Tonic WltheatAlcohol
A Body Builder WithoutMcoho]
A Blood ('urifer Without Alcohol
A Great Alterative Without Alcohol
A Doctor's Medicine Without Alcohol
Ayer's Sarsapnriliq WithoutAlcohol
4,4
Wo pupiiph_our tormutoo
W9 baulN alcohol
fromueTmedaono,a
y ors
We urge you to
ooaeult your
doctor
Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They act
directly en the liver, make more bile
secreted. This is why they are so valu-
able 117 constipation, biliousness, dye:
pe sic, sick -headache. Ask your doctor
if he knows a better 153006)ve pill.
—Made by the T, 0. Ayer Oo., Zogsn, 7[an.—•••
school population, 5558 ; total popula-
tion, 2,1.10 ; number of dogs, 87 ; value
of chtu• ll property, Presbyterian,
$15,((00; Methodist, $11,-(00; Catholic,
$14,$00; Anglican, $,4,500 ; Salvation
Arley, $700 ; assessed \mine of town
property, town hall, weigh scales mei
grounds, $15,000; waterworks, $13,000;
hose, hose reels, etc„ $3,500 ; iveigli
scales aL station, $200 ; public school,
$D,500 ; Separate school, $3.000 ; Col-
legiate Institut., $12,000; public library
$8,000 ; total town property, $50,200,
' s
A book on Rheumatism, anal as trial
treatment of Dr. Shoop's Rhenmatie.
Remedy ---liquid or tablets -is being
sent free to sufferers by Dr. Shoop, of
Raeine, Wis. You that are well, get
this boots for some discouraged, dis-
heartened sufferers Do a simple act,
o humanity/ f mat , t
L
Paint out Y this
way to
((nick and certain relief l Surprise
some sufferer, by first gettingfrotnnre
the booklet and the test. He will ap-
preciate your faicl. ..11 dealers.
Goderich
Besides the St. Ignace, 1110 fine
steamier of'tbo D. & C.' line, which will
call at Goclevioh this year, the steam-
ces Huron and Icing Edward will re-
sume their regular runs along this
smite ; so that Goderich will have
three passenger boats this year, each
calling twice a week.
Ira Bice, charged with setting fire
to the Iiensall hotel of which the was
lessee, was again before the police
mmaagistrate, and was sent', up for trial.
He was released on This own bail of
$2,000 until the, general sessions wl1ieh
open on June 8113, but the cease may
come up before the judge at an earlier
date.
Hotel Godelich will be emldueted
[luring the season of 1009 under
energetic management. A lease of
thehotel Lel, far
twnears has been se-
cured. c
cured by Ohas. O. Lee, with whom is
associated Anchew Porter, who had
charge of the 110101 for a portion of
last season, and preparations are al-
ready ander way for the. accommoda-
tion of a large trade dining the season
which will soon epee.
Atwood
Elm Cheese and Butter Company
shipped the hast part of April cheese
to Swift & Co., Stratford, on Tuesday
of hast week. Price paid 11;1e.
While Melvin Struthers was on. duty
at the cement works and engaged
working at the pumps, he had the
misfortune to get, his left arta caught
in the cogs of a wheel, and painfully
injured his ar'w.
Thos, and Mr's. Anderson left on
Tnesclay morning of last week for
Brandon where they intend to visit
for ca while, after which they will go to
Maclaine, Sask., where theirson, Wm.,
has taken up laud. Geo. Anderson
and Herbert Peebles are alsoat the
salve place and have taken rip 1101110.
steads,
The Assessment Roll for the Town-
ship of Mina for the year 1909 shows
the following returns :-Total number
of neves cleared, 54025 ; total number
of acres woodland, 2980 ; total num-
ber of acres slash, 0442 ; total number
of acres wasteland 340 ; total camber
of acres assessed, 07817 ; amount of
aLssessmeitt on lands, $2,505,050
amount of assessment on buildings,
$1,014,775 ; amount of assessment for
business, $25,905 ; amount of assess-
ment for Income, $1000 ; amount of
assessment for telephone, $2287.50 ;
account of assessment for telegraph,
$1,1132 ; total amount. 0f assessment
Delivery
ars- Mb,
aeker Eros.
Brusse is
are now on their regular 1 mule in the
delivery of choice fresh ,heats, Their
trips during the month of .slay wl11'bo
as follows 1 -
Tuesday -via 12tH eon. or Grey,
through Cranbrook, to the Whi.fteld
side cad and hnnttt by 14111 con,
Wednesday -via 9111 earn. to Ethel
nod home by 8111 cola.
Thursday--vin.0th con. of Ovey, 03.'?
i1i1('s East, then vin. 4(11 eon, to
Jamestown and home, by gravel
road.
After May arrnn(einents Will be. made
for delivery 12w)ec a week.
aeker Bros.
Butchers;
Brussels II
taxable, $3,853,380.50) number of
children between the ages of 5 and 21,
1(110ember, of p(ra111 ifs (11,'
homes, 13185; number o1" malas from
21 in OO years of age, )079 ; xiunlb(t''t13'
clays statute labor, 4480 ; number of
births. 03; number of deaths, 130.
Following Il(vin3 enters
vclx,
,ti
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te(i
1.he,l0hwo1'th I algae meeting in the
Methodist ebnrch 2 lion. President,
Rev, J. O. 13eia1 ; President, .Ml's. J,.
A. 4leBllfn ; ls#; \rice -president; Miss
llndgson,; 2nd Vice..p1'esldelet Miss
Bold ;r'Jrd Vice-president, Mise Flue';
4tli Vice-preeldent, Mrs, H. Peter ;
tierrette'y, Ai10bA. B. I3o(ton ; (Jur.
responding Hee., Miss .til, B01tot1:
TI'c a'stner, :Vise Minnie Boyd ; 01"
ganiet 114150 Tlt11(100 l ; asistant• Or-
(1aelst, Miss B. Boyd,
Qugstion for Every Reader,
Tr Pat UOnict find to si1111)10 vegetable
remedy for keeping all organs healthy
and s(10,Ig wouldn't you use it i
Mlost pills are littlish, cause pain, mid
sick stomach, Dt', ILaenilion s Pills
are dlii'ereet -- they regulate and
1•leaanee the system so (;eii l.;•, tact so
sfeotly you scarcely # aalue you've
taken Inedietn0. 70n are e•h•aused--
appetite improved -coin[ cdeetrn slee(7
is restored. Every teau, woman and
child is helped by Di'. 1Tauniltonrs
Pills. Try a 25e, box.
Fordwich
C1(40. McMichael is in Indian Bead
Hospital, laid tai with a atiVere attack
of typhoid fever.
W. P. Dobson, of the Sebool of
Practical Snienct•, Tema() is spend -
fag a few days at his homehere.
Presbyterian Synod of Toronto and
Kingston convened in Toronto last
week, Rev, A, B. Dobson was In at-
tendance,
Mfrs, E. Riehin, of Listowel, has
been spending a few days with iter
parents, assisting in nursing bee little
113011ael' who passed away ou Wednes-
day morning of last week.
Win, 'Wallace received. a telegram
on Sunday of last week announcing
the. dearth of Hiss Mabel Wallace, o
Ilstow, Sask. Death was due to
copneul:
ughnonia, following whooping
.
About four (clock of Wednesday
tnornftlg o0' wk, of
(1(10,111 visitedhast the homeee o1!
the W A.a11ge1 el,nd
airs. Edwards and took away their
youngest song Alfred Fleming, aged 0
years and 7 months. He was a bright
little fellow and beloved by all. Dur-
ing his short life he has been a great
sntfever. Tnbeg'euhar meningitis was
the caause of death. The family have
the sympathy of the entire com-
munity 111 their bereavement. The
f1111e1'al was held 0n Friday afternoon.
AN OPEN LETTER.
Results so Surprising That They Seem
Marvelous Arc Oommon to Mi -oma
the One Dependable
. Stomach Remedy.
Airs. J. A. Pillow, of North Street,
Ganarnoque, Ont. stays 1 -'•Mi -o -n0,, is
worth its weight in gold for quickly
cubing dyspepsia. 1 became so bad
that 1 was tenable to leave my bed.
There was ea constant burning in buy
stomach, '
I would dbelch
1
gas
every
yft.v I ' utes
and could eat but very
little, ars the food would quickly fer-
ment and make gas that, caused a
serious depression of tate heart.
Perspiration would break out all Over
my body, I would become so weak
that 1 could not stir and avoid(' often
fall on the floor in at helpless stats.
The pains in my stomach were
ter'r'ible. I could find no position in
which to sit or lie without suffering,
and I was so nervous that the least
noise affected me. Headaches were
constant. 1 would become dizzy and
?ants would appear before lay eyes.
I haat no ambition to get around and
everything seemed. to tire me. The
lust box of 0411-n-na gave me more re-
lief than anything I had previously
tried. The second[ box of lrli-o-cat
cured me. 't am well and strong and
haaye not had an hour's' suffering
since. I will always feel grateful to
Mt -a -nu for the cure given to me and
feel glad to recommend."
In the face of such evidence it is
easy to understand why Jas. Fox feels
assured iu saying to yon, money back
if A:li-o-n0, fails to relieve either trivial
01.80110(05 stomach trouble.
Rev. 117. L. Rutledge, 13, A., of First
Methodist church, London, has been
honored with the title of 17. D. He hale
been invilcd to become pastor of Wing -
ham Methodist church for next Confer-
ence tear. Dr. Rutledge is a brother
to Mrs. J. L. lZerr, of Brussels, and an
uncle to the editor of Tin,: P001'.
WHETix$R you talk with yam ueigbor
or stranger at Thome or abroad, riding or
walking, always have a good word for
your town. Speak of the beautiful
homes, the nice streets, the excellency
of the surrounding country and the 11-
teiligence and enterprise of your neigh•
born. Stand by your town through
thick and thin as yon ,vnuld stand by
your heat filen41 in times of distress And
you will find it prosperous and thriving
as never before,
RETARnrn BU81NEss.- Delayed seed -
in the West retarded business slight-
ly Inst week. Some shipments have
been held up, not because manufactur-
ers have been over-anxious, but for the
reason that distributors preferred to
wait until the seeding situation develop-
ed. Witlt the worm weather of the past
few dab's trade has started on Ole ep
grade [again, but business eau again he
very easily checked by adverse Met-
orological conditions, The Western
correspondent of The Globe has written
very comprehensiveiy of the progress of
the seeding, and, while satisfied with
the present outlook, he is not over.san-
gn(ale, Ile refers particularly to the
enormously increased area b1•cken for
this year's erne, the value of which will
be to some extent reduced by the lower
overage yield resulting from hurried
and careless seeding. Probably the
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t< u is
the likelihood of n reduetiou its the area
of wheat seeded because of the lateness
of the season and a corresponding in.
crease in the eult(vftiou of 20'lrse grains,
The United States Government state -
men) issued Friday, showing a redue-
tine of 8.1 per cent, in the crop loader
seed in the States on May 1 as compared
with last year, adds to the probability of
a wheat shortage Anal high 062(088 fol.
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E, GERRY, ,PRj.J8SE4S AGENT
The above
cut shows
the lock that
can't slip
and doesn't
weaken the
heavy steel -
spring wire
used. The
Page Fence,
only, has it.
AY two cents a rod
more for the Page
Fence—a third
stronger than all others
—and actually save
seven to eight. ;cents a
rod on your fence cost. i can
prove it,
The fence that uses tw'o posts
where others want three—and
e and
stands up all the time. That's
the Page Fence. Write, call,
or phone me for prices.
They're down now. 1..
R. Ck se, Ethel
.may a, rwomo•o-, ,_ , 41.1...se..a
lowing this year's crop. Linder these
conditions it is unfortunate that our
maximum wheat production for this
year is to be curtailed at the outset,
Fr '
a y s excised movement in the grain
markets indicated how seriously the
possibility of a short crop is viewed by
the consuming countries.
Have a Coed Complexion.
First of all you need plenty of blood
-the reel kinds. Have it pure, or
otherwise blotches and pimples will
render your natural r1.10,121U8 unavail-
ing. Nothing can equal Feimozoue,
either as a former of rich blood or as a
skin purifier. By driving ant humor's,
Ferl'ozone cleanses inside ,just as
water does (mashie. Because of the
nont'ishrnent and building properties
it contains, Ferrozane brings the
system to a high point of vigor, from
which shines vim, ambition, good
spirits. For good spirits, for good
looks, good health, take Ferrozone, all
dealers in 50c, boxes.
00 YOU NEED
TL
Farmers and others desiring Tile for the
coming semen cansecure what they re-
quire at enrloacl rates, a: Brussels or
Ethel stations, if orders are sent in suf-
ficient time to arrange for quantity and
date of delivery. 1 will nut(!40 the pur-
chasers of the arrival of the cars and as-
sist in loading from car to wagons. Far-
ther particulars may be obtained by
seeing or writing
E. Sanders
Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once, All sizes from 2i l0 18
inches may be obtained. 'file from
8 inches up are 28 inches long.
CEMENT KEPT IN SEASON.
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EWVAN C CO. have the best and most up.to-date Buggies on
the market. Three quarter Buggies in black and seven eighth
Buggies in black, stripe or env color, with auto seats and all
wheels have a deeper rite and thicker tire than any other Boggy.
Two show room full of all kinds of Buggies to choose from -
every one foully warranted. Bach Buggy has dash supports and
mini protectors for the seats.
We have also installed a machine for putting on all kinds of
Rubber Tires.
All kinds of repairs done on Buggies. Re -painting a spec-
ialty. 'Pops relined or recovered and made as good as new at a
small cost,
Special attention given to special orders. All hinds of heavy
and tight Rigs made to order.
Don't fail to give us a call before making your purchlrse and
let us boom Brussels for Igoe,
All kinds of repairs in stock, Best Dunlop Tires always inept
on baud.
The Ewan & Co. Carriage factor 6r
Y�
ussels
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NWEI irS91Fa—elti=a3ea e lY li
WELL BRED STALLIONS
1909
Kaplan 2.0W and Costumer
4Vi11 stand for service this season at their awn stable.
BRUSSELS.
Baron Del Kaplan
a choice h ace \ dung Registered Roadster Stalltau, whose 1st
and dam,liar° s
darn is p e,
will
u Wilkes ; 3rd clam, Jay Could, all producers of speed, :
take a liited neither of mares. Itltending breeders should call all
the (104005 for themselves. d sod
PROPRIETORS
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