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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-5-27, Page 4Vje Vrit$i5d$ t THURSDAY, MAY 27, ieoe - • MeettileW of Maitland Presby.. Soollety. 00 Teeteley of lain week the Maiden Presbyterial of tue Wonnee's Foreig eliesionary Society held its tweate-fif annual meeting in Brussels, Tbere w Cold in the Head What's the sense of sneozIng and sniffling, dosing with purgatives, or bothering with atomizers? CA TA RR HI ()ZONE (1 A convenient inhaler treat. it 01 Merit iS tele propor remedy to cure quickly and pleasantly a large attendance at the meetings etS the bright day made It possible for e legs delegation to drive from a rmisei. of the outlying Aoxitiarles and large numbers also came by trate from Kice carcline and intermediate points, There were two sessions held, after - noise and evening, At the afternoon Mn. (Rev ) Perrie, of Wingteun, Preei- dent, ;needed, Tne reporte presented by the different oftieers were very ea. °enraging and nearly all showed ao ad - wince. Mere ere 25 Auxiliaries and to Mission Bauds in the Presbyterial Three new Auxiliaries had been added during the year viz Bluevale, Walton and Duagannon. The contribution for the year was fil2.257.70 and clothing to the value of 5421 oed been sem to Crowstand Indian School, 537 copies ot the Missionary Tidings had been sub scribed for, an increase of 74 copies. The missionary address was given by Goforth, of Henan, China. She spent about 18 years in China and In her address divided that period into three divisions of 6 years each and showed what advance had been made. There had been long years of preparation, waiting and discouragement before re- sults came. Very gratiLyiug results have come. The address was full of in• terest and practical thoughts for those interested in the work of Missions. Miss MeKinlay, of Pe nssels added inter est to the meeting by singiug a solo ep- titled 'The Homeland" and the children of the 13r osis Mission Band sang very sweetly a chorus entitled "Ali the world for Jesne." The new officers of Presbyterial are :- President, Mrs. Perrie, Wingham ; 1st Vice -Pres., Mrs. Tait, Teeswater ; 211d Vice -Pres., Mrs. Perrin, Wroxeter ; 3rd Vice -Pres., Mrs. Burnett, Moles -- worth ; 4th Vice. -Pres., Mrs, MaLea- . nan, Lucknow ; Secretary. Miss Mather, Kincardine ; Treasurer, Mrs, Chadwick, Teeswater ; Mission Band Sec,. Mrs, ' McKerro II, Lucknow ; Sec. of Supplies, Mrs. ;Elliott, Wingham; Tidings Sec., Mrs. Ferguson, of Belgraye. At the evening meeting short acl tres- • ses were given by Rev. J. H. Edmison, of Kincardine, and Rev. J. A. Fur- guson, of Belgrave. Rev. N, P. elereae, Foreign Mission Secretary, gave a insist thrilling account of the Mission in Ceu. • tral India which he visited over a year ago. The Brussels ladiee proved themselves most hospitable hostesses. Disney and tea were served in the basement of the church and the sumptuons repast was fully eujoyecl and appreciated by their visitors, The next annual meeting is to be held Wingham un the third Tuesday of May 1910, Women's Missionary Society, Convention In Gerrie, The annual meeting of the W. M. So - Medea of the Methodist Church in the Wingham district was held in Gerrie on Wednesday, May 13th. The ministerial session of the annual district meeting being in session in the Methodist church, the W. M. S. assembled in the Presbyterian church for the morning and afternoon services. Mrs F. G. Sperling, of Wingham, the district or- ganizer presided with efficiency, and Mrs. J. A. Morton, of the same town, performed the duties of Secretary. The morning session, after the informal re- ceptiou of delegates, was opened by de- votioual exercises, and Mrs. Gordon Wright, of London, addressed the Con' ventlon on auxiliary work. The conse- cration service was in charge of Mrs. Me'Pavish, who was assisted by Mrs. Wrigbt, leading in prayer, and Mrs. Morton, eIrs. Wellwood Mrs Griffith, Mrs. (Rev) Patterson and abets. The visitors and delegates then repaired to the Methodist church, where, with the ministers of the district joining, a coin minion service was held. in charge of Rev. J. 5, Ford, the Chairman of the district. At the afternoon session Mrs, F. G. Sperling conducted the de• votioual services, Mrs, Joynt, of Luck - now, giving a vety appropriate Bible lesson. After the reading of the minutes, the balloting for organizer was proceeded with, and Mrs. ,parlieg was unanimously recommended for re.elee- lion at the breach meeting to be held in St. Marys in Nue. Mrs. I. A. Morton was also re-elected Secretary. Greet ings were presented from the Presby. terian W. F. M. S , and au address of welcome given by Mrs. T. 0. Johnson, to which Mrs. joynt responded in a fe- licitons manner A very fine solo was at this stage of the proceedings render. ed by Mrs, W. H. Willis, of Wingham, Satisfactory and encouraging reports were presented by the Auxiliaries, Bands and Circles, and a discussion en- sued.. Mrs, J. L. Kerr. of BrUSSOIS, long-time member 01 the Society, and a lady nearly two cl e eades past the meridian of life, though not present, had forward. ds very thoughtful paper on the "Best method of conducting the regular monthly meeting." It WAS read by Mrs A, j. Lowry and was received with zany expressions of approval. Mes- dames McGuire and Hicks, of Winghatn, delighted the audience with a pretty and appropriate duet. To Mrs. Gordon Wright was nssigned the task of con. ducting the Question Drawer. Many qtiestions of piactical nature were ask. 'Nefandthe lady in charge proved her - f an accredited encylcopaedia of in- formation on all subjects presented, At the evening session, whicb was held ia the Methodist Church, a large company asseMbled, Rev. H. W, McTavish pre sitdedand the choir of the ehurah ren - tiered very valuable assistance. Mrs, Spatting, in &very neat address. expres. sed the appreciation of the meeting to the Presbyterian mantigere in permits tine the use of their church ; the ladies • of Gorrie for generous hos Itality 1 10 is. WI !Olt for her service c ming the dale an d others who had assisted in the plans for the Convention, Two very in • Sensible peoplelong ago Abandoned, the idea, of "Working Mr a cold by means of laxatives and purgatives for the sisnple reason that the cure is as bed as t le disease itself. To cue a cold in abont ten minntes' thne bee Catarrhozone, It is 114:0. 515110, delightful to inhale, elean and very simple to nee. Catarrhozone le a vegetable antisep- tic, and perfectly safe incl herwless, Even childeou end infants can use it, The vapor is inhaled at the mouth, and after passing through the reeplea- tory vegans is exhaled slowly through the nostrils. Oatarrhozone never disappoints,it stops sneezing, coughing and running at the eyes, by a few inbalations, In- flammation, congestion and all irrita- Warr disappear under the influence of Oatarehozmie more quiekly than can be told. O. B. College of Clarence street, Le:incline says 1--"I had a continuous cold in the head for years, and never used anything with sueli quick re- sults as 1 derived from Ave minutes' use of Catarehozone. 1 tun delighted to find a remedy that cures colds in a few minutes. Catartbozoue cures every dine." To carry a Catarrhozmie Inhaler in the pocket 01511115 you won't have colds, eateries or any lung or throat trouble. It keeps these diseases away and is warrantee to peoteet you again- st all the ills of Winter. Complete outfit with Hard Rubber Pocket In- haler costs $1.1eL Small glee, 50 cents. Druggists or N, 0. Poison et Go., Kingston, Oet. teresting letters were read from mis- sionaries in the field. One was from Miss Howson, of British Columbia, the other from Miss Wellwoud. of Chentu, China, both ladies going from Wing- liani, The concluding address by Airs. Wright was an eh/quilt and earnest ap• peal for wider sympath y and support tor therwork in hand. It was deeply re- gretted that as a portion of the company had to leave by the evening train West. which the C. P. R. company kindly held for 20 minutes, Mrs Wright was lirnie ed to time in her effort. Mrs. (Rey ) R. S. Baker, who has become popular ss a vocalist, rendered a highly appreciated sole. The meeting was brought to a close by the usual closingexereises. Re, freshrnents were provided at the noon and tea hours in the basement of the churele thus giving the delegates and visitors an opportunity of becoming acquainted. Lieut. -Col. Rankin Dead. Lieut.- Col. John Brown Rankin, K. C„ Provincial Drainage Referee, passed away Thursday morning in the Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, following an opera. tion for gallstones. Col. Rankin was a native of Kent county for many years awl One of the foremost barristers in On- tario. Ile was appoluted Provincial Drainage Referee when that office was instituted about 1862. Be was prom inept in inilitary matters, becoming Lieut. -Col. of the erth Kent Battalion on its reorganization in oar, an office lie held until bis retirement last Winter, since when he had been honorary Colonel. He was over 6o years of nge, and leaves a wife and several children. Mrs. Rankin was with him Fit the end. MAKE A CHANGE A new Back for an Old One. How le It Done in Brussels? The back aches at times with a dull feeling making yon weary and rest- less, pains shoot across the region of the kidneys, it is agony to bend, stoop or lift. The rubbing of liniment or application of plasters does 20 good in these cases, they do not reach the cause. To get aid of these symptoms and exchange the bad Intek for a new and stronger one follow the example of this Mussels citizen. James Fulton of Brussels Ont., says :-"Hard, racking backacbes had given Mrs. Fulton ninth pain and suf- fering. She had tried numerous remedies and never got relief until she used Booth's Kidney Pills which were procured ttt the Sautes Fox Drug Store. In the use of this remedy she found relief and thought that they Were all right." Sold by dealers, Price 50 cents. The R. T. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, One, Sote Canadian Agents. Camp Education, To many of our readers the work of the reading camp Association Is un- knowo, ye' it is a work in which all who love their fellow men should be iniereet- ed. 'Phis Association aims to uplift the men who toil in our Cauadian lumbering mining, fishing and railway construction camps. It is interdenominational, em- bracing every Christian effort and ministering to met) of all creeds. rbe method of the Association is this an inetructor, generally an undergradu- ate, 15 Sent to a camp. On his arrival there he erects a tent and fits up tables and benches for it. The ten t ta supplied with newspapers, magazines and books, Perhaps there is also a globe, a black- board, a few chemicals, some maps and possibly a travelling library sent by the Department of Education, With this equipment the camp School is ready for work, Every day the instructor puts in his ten hours as a common Inborer, At night he teaches bis lasses. In the hoe 8 years, romoo men pave gone to school from one to two hours A night ten months in the year and over twenty thousand men have bad an oppor- tenity to live like decent citizens by rea- son of school, reading room, library, eltib mrdchurch. "just what a boon these reading tents are to the men nt eaMn no one ben imagine who is net acquainted With the onditions existing there. What a Ray they are to the young fellow, wile 'sieves is godly Imre for the bush or the eon struotion mune. and IS tiooPed np for daps and nighty together in the company of men of the vilest words and lowest ideals it Were possible to imagine, • What a liarvetit the destroyer or men's Jives reaps in these plitees Surely both ehureb and state Owe it ditty to the camp that he may be saved for Christ and. for Canada to manhood and to citizenship." (Anyone cari»g to Mem more concern- ing the work done by the Reading comp Association may receive an illustrated repert of the work done last year by ap plying to A, Fitzpatrick, 13, A., Stmt. of Camp .Eclu cation , 1123 Traders Batik Bldg., Toronto, Out ) EAST HURON INSPECTORATE. Following is the list of the Score- taey-Treasurers of the 'various school corporations in Bast Huron Inspect-. torate for 1009, which should be clipped out for !neuro reference, (MET 1 Robert J. Hoover .Benseels 2 Hugh Stewaet 117alton 3 P. A. McArthur Brussels 4 Lorenzo Frain .Brussels 5 Wm. 13ieninee Ethel 8 Wm. Hall ' Ethel 7 J. M. Knight Crenbrook 8 Ed. Fulton ,- . Crenbrook 9 D. K. Livingston .1elonerieff 10 Isaac Lake •Ethel 11 Conrad Bernath Ethel 12 liar es Case .. . 11 alton U e Allan Mitchell.-- ,Moleswoeth ElOWICE 1 Thomas Inglis Lakelet 2 George Hubbard .Lakelet 3 Charles 0. Hooper Clifford 4 Mathew Dane. .... ...... ....,....Gorrie 5 Win. 0. Ferguson. .......Gorrie 6 George Johnston . 14 orclivich 'i Geo. Walker Gorrie 8 Devid Walker . Fordwiett 9 Arthur C. Johnston Fordwieli 10 Jas. W. Edger Corrie 11 William Ecl tie FordWiCh 12 Ernest A.Harris .Newbridge 18 George Donbleclee. ..... —.Delmore 15 August Wilkie. ..... ....Huntinglield 16 George Robertson .1eloleswoeth 17 11 in. Ie eaters .Fordwich 18 John Maguire . .Gorrie 1.7 5 William Ronald Molesworth IT 12 John Weiler ' Belmore nutmerr 1 William Wilson. Constance 2 Ralph Tiplady ...... ,. --Clinton 8 John Britton Constance 4 Wm. Waal: Constance 5 Ephraim Brown ..... ...Londerboro' (3 Joseph Wheatley Hemlock 7 John Brigham.... Blyth 8 Charles Man ning....... ..Londesborce 9 Henry Wagner Auburn 10 Auctrew Shepherd •Lontlesborre 12 Thos. le. Hardy Clinton D 5 john Wilson .Auburn eesereeoe I Francis Murphy ....... „.....Seaforth 2 Robert T. Dodds . ..... eSeafoeth 4 Robert S. Ilabkirk ...... ,..Seaforth 5 John Nolan Beechwood Winthrop Leadbury Brodhageu Walton 'Winthrop 6 9. hotnas Pryce 7 John MeGavin. 8 Charles Regele 9 Wm. N. Kneehtel 10 Thomas Dodds 12 Hugh Alexander 'Winthrop 18 John Scott ........ ......... ...... Seaforth MOBRIS 1 John McCall Blyth 3 James B. Kerney...-. Brussels 4 William Thuell. Brussels 5 Geo. W. Procter ......... Belgrave 6 Walter 1%911 Brussels 7 Robert Warwick Winghain 8 Stunways Paul Bluevale 9 John R. Bell ..Brussels 10 Win. J. Johnston Blnevale 11 Thomas H. Bolger Walton 12 .Tames Watt Has -lock 1.1 8 Wrn, Craig Blyth TOOKERSMITH 1 Robert McLaren ... .. -.Herman 2 James B, McLean Kippen Brucenelcl OlintonEgmondville James McGee 4 Jos. G. Crich 5 W. R. Archibald 6 John Martin.. ..... beaforth 7 D. F. MeGiegoe...(Box 21) Seaforth 8 Robert Hicks......Egmondville 9 Isaac Aloove. ..... „Seaforth 10 D. McNaugliton..... TUENBEBRY 1 Jas. A. Edgar 1,Vroxeter ;3 David H. 'Wallace..... Glenannan 2 J. F. Hooper. ..... . Wroxeter 4 Joseph Breckenridge... ..... BI ilevale 5 William Wingham 6 David Holmes ..... Winglutm 7 James Godkin •Wingliain 8 Wm. J. Henderson Wingham 9 John \Vray Glenfarrow 11 Wm. L. Linklater Wingliain URBAN SCHOOLS John Cunningham. ..... ...... Clinton John Rankin Seaforth John F. Groves ..... .Winglituu J. H. Cameron . . Brussels Dr. G. Long . Blyth Alex, H. Gibson ...,..... IVroxetee COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES A. P. Gundry Alex. Wilson Dudley Holmes Clinton eaforth .Wingharn Do You Lack Self•Oontrot If you are constantly keyed up, ner- vous, perhaps depressed -look to your over-worked nerves for the cense. They are atavving for the nourish- ment, that Ferrozone so quickly sup- plies. Besides its tonic action on the nervous system, Fertmzone has max- velotus blood -forming propertiee, itt thus supplies strengthening materials to every nook and corner of the body and brings the system to e, condition of perfect health. To be strong, to eat, well, and work long without fatigue, use Ferrozone ; ibis the best; nerve system tonic knowii. At, all dealers in 511c. boxes, Alberta farmers look for a record- breaking crop this year. Navigators are warned to look out for e shoal near Goderich harbor, Robert Richards. of Millgrove, was found dead, hanging in his barn, Burglars broke into the North Bay police station and carried off the Chiele; revolver. The reeignation of Chief of Pollee Par- nell has been accepted by the St. Cath- arines commiesioners. ..nettntnneIt., i„..17..rnanrein.,..reeenynteuentrythecta Fullness and Bloating After 'Eating? l01IneOltn, 0Y00gP.010, itarIgir Win0 10 ftte ''get-rs Cure or your naouey haat. At an Druggists or direct i!rora 25c. a box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Torouto8 • r. 110'• 00, e' magxedoalawammasaccemplogwommsomoomaaser,...1e0ax.00a,,,,..../wasmarorr.s.a.0.01.0.0.0...........0,00. Perth County une session of the County Coutue will not be held in Listowel 50 W expected, butwill meet in Stratfot as usual, The Stratford city °rumen has nese- ed the recommemlation to issue deben- tures for 817,000 for en addition to the Collegiate Institute, Mr. Howard, painter, 10 decorating the interior of Grace church, &MTN therefore the services will be held, in the town hall for a few weeks. The members of Lite Stratford chain - pion junior 0. IL A. hockey team were presented with diamond tie pine at a meeting of the council of S ford. Avery interesting and important Masonic ceremony took place in St. Marya when a new lodge wits institut- ed. The cevemon,v was immlucted by Dr. R. E. Cooper, ID. D. 11. M. Huron district No. 4. A very sudden death ocoureedin larton township during the night of the 18311 inst. Mrs. Richard Frames walked ,Yee to her daughter's, Mrs. Jahez Woolley, and while there died almost limitedly. She was nearing her 70th year, and leaves at groven Up family to mourn her loss. Mrs. Homan Hurlburt, an old resi- dent of Mitchell, left for -Wolsellly, Sask., where she will make her fame home, five out of her six children be- itig already theve, all Mildew posi- tions as teachers or honk elerks. The lady went to Mitchell iti the year 1874, and for three years was int the teach- ing staff of the High School, when she martied Helene) Hurlleirt, who inet with a fatal accident and died in 1800. The by-law to bonus the St. :Warp.; St Western Onterio Raileoarl was submitted Feiday in Blanshard Town- ship, and by a majority of 7(1 Wita carried, Work on the extension will now be. pushed as speedily as possible. Following are the results of the poll: - For .Against ;Nen. 1 43 16 No. 2 56 81 No. 8 10 03 No. 4 49 54 No, 15 29 00 No. 6 30-1 1 • - 301 225 0. E. Kilmer, of Southampton, was run over by a train at Walkerton, and died from his injuries pa1 Oliver Asselin, who assaulted Hon, 1 ,d A. Taschereau at the Quebec Parliament buildings, is held without bail for trial. Mrs, Sarah BlIen Lam of .Kiegston, who claims to be 104 years old, bee been sent to jail for a month on a charge of vagrancy, Parlitiment was prorogued on Thurs. dsv, elliere was an interesting debate at the final session of the Commons on Imperial defence. Seven people were drowned near Ste, Anne des Monts, gee., by the upsetting of a boat in which a party of fifteen were crossing the river. Three brothe rs named Greiner, of As. cetision, Quebec, and another inan, name unknown, were drowned while crossing Rouge river, The Allan steamer Tunisian, which had her bow plates injured In the ice near Newfoundland, arrived at Quebec with 1,200 passengers. The wise of the London Times against the telegraph companies of Canada, charging excess tone, lies been put off by the Railway Commission 11 p111 the whole question of telegraph tolls is taken up, The April bank statement allows that commercial luaus in Canada are increase ag, indicating a condoned revival in business, and that bank deposits in this country have reached the Loral ol $657, 4S9753, or *1o5,018,037 more than last year. Majority, 76. Canadian News The Reid foundry at Ingersoll was de- stroyed by fire. James Stint', of St. Catharines, was drowned in the Welland Canal, Howard Armour. G. 'P. R. station agent at Cache Lake, was drowned while fishing. job 1 Fleighton a Port Hope carpcn ter, fell forty et and his injuries will Probably result in his death. The Dmninion Steel Company 15 said to be ;`.1.1 EXtnliS.itInn to the Sydney works u. cost five million dollars, Mr. Chamberlin, of the Grand Trunk Pacific, is conferring with the authorities el Port Arthur regarding the railway's en trance to that City Three Ilene ree buffalo intended for the park at Wain weigh c, Alberta, have arrived at Ronan. Motapn, in charge or sixty Mexican cowboys. Popular Stallions Following will be the routes of the horses named for the season of 1909 : Admiral Vasey .A.VotiaW Baal MAY, & Sox, Proprietors. Monday, May, 10th will leave his own stable, Lot 21, Uon, 4, Morrie, and proceed. North miles, then Bann 1g miles, then North to Goo, Johnston's, 151.. tine Morris for noon ; then West 24 utiles, then to his own stable for olght where he will remain 1111 Tuesday noon. Tuesday noon will go West miles, then South 14 miles, thv. EL en VVast to ill's hotel, Beigruve for night. Wednesday will go South 134 miles, then Beet to John MeArter's for noun then North to Shedden's corners, 411, Line Morris, then East along 4111 Linn Morris, to Alex. MaLauchlin's for night, Thutsday will proceed along 815 Line Grey, to Win. Hall's for 21 0011 ; then 11083. 3.0 Ethel, thou South 114,miles, then East 1 mile, then Smith to George Speiran's for night. Friday will go West throngh Oranbrook to Ad Somers' for noon ; then West to grovel road, then North to H. James' hotel, Brussels for night. Saturday will proceed by 'way of gravel rand to Lew- rence Wheeler's for noon ; he home by way of 3111 Line, Morris, where he will remain till the following Monday morning. For Your Simmer Holiday WHY NOT TAKE 11 Trip to Europe ? Moderate Rates B T ALLAN LINE TEAViEBB Liverpool Glasgow NTAINS London New Steamers Superior Service Havre F6 I a . a 7 Per full particulars of nits; end apply to W. N. KERR, Aso& Allan T.Ine. Brugse1s. During Change of Life, Narliiniii says Mrs. Chas. Barclay Grauiteville, Vt. through the Change of Life andsuffered - "I was passing T: from nervousness andother annoying symptoms, and I can truly say that LydiaE.Pinkbaret's Vegetable Com- pound has proved worth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health and strength. I never forget to tell my friends what LydiaE.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound bas done for me during this trying period. Complete restoration to health means so much to me that for the sake of other suffer- ing women I am willing to Make my trouble public so you may publish this letter," -Mus. OnAst. BlentLAY, R.F.D.,araniteville, Vt. No other medicine for woman's ills has received such wide -spread and un- qualified endorsement. No othermed- mine we know of has such a record of cures of female ills as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con:Tenn& For more than 80 years it has been euring female complaints such as inflammation, ulceration, local weak- nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion and nervous prostration, and it is unequalled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life, It Costs but little to try Lydia 10. l'inichaan's 'Vegetable Compound, and, as Mrs,13arclaysays,it is "worth moun- tains of gold" to suffering Women. / BLEB RH DEAR We write you these few lines to let you know that you can end all yeti]: baking troubleif yon Buy your flour here, eVe know this bet -melee so many good Ineme-Iceepei0 Hay our 1010111. bakes bel Ler and goes forthor than any oth- er bland they have tried. We weve he glad Lo lutve Frio order a, sack and feel mire you w thank us for the sng. 5(51ion art nr 1180(1 the 'Pry at pat kneel "Clorneole" Brealtfitet Mind. O l" RA rune The POopla% Ooluienn reatereilere.61.1e 01006111 451) Let 2011 SALn.-Gotal cellar, water find frail tree, 1.1n(tnire et S. te, illenertieOle, or P. 0, Mix 100, .13111e0eitio 02.4211 11 • HAM ninisSaTu.-swItulws, bridge and •" Pare Made freue eombinge and out hair. (Jambi frOin.li dletanee promptly attended to. Mk& T. AUNGSTON, 31111 51, „lerrissele. GOOD 08102 101' sale being Lot 04, Oon. 4100 Shoueos 11, Linneftle, For further partieulere apply to Ars. Wni, 011 oha faral, Or Walton, P. 0, or V. 14 b00% Serowe's. •tf Pedigrees andel! right in every way. For Air. DLLS FOR SALE. -Two young Short:1-10;n B Bulls, both fib fur aerviee, for Hnle. (40na b/hott:Ile, jortoltu,lr 0111,11TastrooJAS0.,d2SM, bet 00., FOU far41.-Tlie undersigned offere for Endo his comfortable residence end two lots' on s i biom tie , 'e s, 141.01118, good garden, dal. For further lineaments OS to price, terms, &ea, apply on the promisee. 51, WATSON AIN.LAY. enOMPORTABLE COTTAGE, stable and 34 C 1(055 09 land tor sale, Turnberry street, North, Brueeele. Good well, fruit trees, &a. Possession could be given at once. For further partioulare as to price, terms, ,Ste., apply on the premises. AL1SX. MoLAUGHLIN. 7= ACRE FARM 13032SAL10,-The under. vv. signed offere for sale the 76 woes of land being Lot 16, Con, LI, Grey. On the prem- ises is a new brielchonse and good new barn. For further pertioulars apply on the fweinises to JAMES SUCH, or Oranbrook P. 0. 4t5-4 C01EFORTABl,E residence and ncre of land, being Lot ea Albert street, ihste• sels, for enino .linnne le well built, with all con- veniences and posaesslon could be given at ewe, Von nikther mirth:utters apply en the premises to Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, or D. Fer- guson, Teeswater. tf. COMFORTABLE neiv brick residence .for sale on Turnberry street, 13rtnieels, with ono acre of hind, eligibly situated. Good stable, well, cistern, fruit trees, bushes, &o. Also 60 aores ot land, part of lot I, con. 20, Grey. Possession could be given at once. For further particulars as to pries terms, gas, ap- ply on the premises or write, Brussels P. CD. 01108. Nicatoms. 4049. c011 SALE 0)5 00 RENT. -The undersigned offers his well located property in Brussels for sale or to rant. There are Or acres of land with comfortable house, with (teller, stable, orchard, Well, &o. Possession given at °nee. For price,URFORterms, end other information tilng DY to JAB. I.), Clinton or THE PO 131`119g018, T31OSDLINJ7OISD, Lnagdon, North Dakota. Notice. — • The Court of Revision on the Assesement 25011 00 the Township 03Morris will be held at the Town Hall in said township on hlonday, the 81st day of May next, at 10 o'cloolc, a, All parties interested will please take notice and govern theinseiveu accordingly. W. ULAnir, (Berk. Bel gra ve, May 141h, 1000. MEETING OF THE HURON COUNTY COUNCIL, The °Maori of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Council chamber, in the town of Goderieli, on the 1st day of June next, at 8 °Week, 5, in, All accounts against the county requiring settlement must be placedwith the uilork on or before Saturday, May an. W. LANE, Oterk, Dated May 181h, 1000, PelOTICE The'Court of Revision on the Assessment 15011 03 the Township of Grey for the year 1000, will be held on Saturday, the Twenty- ninth day of May, at the Township Bell, Ethel, commencing at the hour of 2 °Week in the afternoon. An parties interested will govern themselves ticcordingly. Dated at Ethel this 10th day of May, 0800. 45-2 JOHN AMINTOSB, Clerk. STOCZ FOR SALE. -The undereigned has for sale at Lot 21, Com 12, Grey .-1 fun - proved Berkshire 1100, "Shady Nook 'Swell," winner of first nth:wet several of the local Fairs ; 1 Berkshire sow due to farrow in May, and bred to Yorkshire hog ; little pigs, York; shire and Berkshire cross, will be ready to wean about May 5th. A few choice young sows being bred Whinb. Wilt be for sale le ter on, .also two or three good milk cows due to calve bOnt the last of April. .513. McINTOSH, 91-13 Oran brook P. O. IDROPERTY FOR. SALE.-Itt order to Mose the estate of the late WhoableLtuichlin the Executory offer for sale the real estate consisting of aV roomed house in good repair, 34acre of land, together with 5 acres of di st- mass land and large commodious stable, tmite convenient to house. For full description and location of property apply to P. SCOTT, or A. ETHWA la, Queen 81., Wesb, Brussele, County of PEuron. tf. Stock for Service . _ rhURRADI MILL FR OSERVIGN.-The undersigned will keep for service on 514 22, Con. 10, Grey, the there' bred Bull, "Scot- tish Band" tle was bred by the well known breeder, Robert Olinrtere, of Ramona. villa. Terms $ the to be paid at time of service or $1. 25 3.0 15 paid on the lst or .1;1,1,1010. 44-40 45011. 2105EAN. Proprietor. rolaRAZa 1301,5 FOR SELZVICE.--Tbe am. timid (metalled will keep for m,re vieon 1.ot 14, on. 4, Morris, the tboror bred Dor/mot bull "Jack Favorite" 1721101 bred by Alex Gard. Iner.Leadhury, which is well brod, treeing back to Be best tel ALLAN 14P13111., PHIt, view Farm, Proprietor. tf. 0011. SERVIOE.-A Thoro'-bred Short Born In Bull ahmtain, liroudhon100 ITO. (74474) Lot sa Oon 10, Grey. Terms-$1.0aay pablo Jan. 14,1010, Further terms May be aeon at the 0 YOU N.— r ingen Fennels and others desiring Tile for the owning, semen) Ceti seeut e whet they re- quire at carload wags, at Brussels or Ethel sietions, if orders are 110111 10 5113- 641mA time to arrange for miantity end date of delivery. I will notify the pur- chasers of the arrival of tile Cara and as- sist 51 oadieg Iron] car to wagons. Fess ther perticulars may bo obtained by seeing or writing W. E. Sanders • Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel Order at °nee. All sizes from 2* to 38 I,tyltos may be obtained. Tile froin 8 inehes ep are 28 limbos long. CEMENT KEPT IN SEASON ,,. Enter t 1 Any Time I. 0.., it Le 0 WINGIIAM BUSINESS GOttEGE —...., 0. I505101105,with the alre of public opinion. has been tested, In the crucible of ex- 1 0 sueeess of our graduates has not been ..d... not been found wantingThe , , excelled. Not thelargesii, but the high. 'Western °uteri°. est grademodern Business School in :01 Inalvidtru.otion. No vere205520,, I .11 mwil 1. Il ail courses. Eni or any day. , Write for portion/ars. . 0E0. seorrore, Principal ! IL.4.74,„eiga.c2AeorArdzZoti...22.52AtefreeciAbst Nowt, , CENTRAL /si STRATFORD. orsrr. its credit this College is recognized as ft With twenty-two yeare' experienee to a rthe greatest preaticaltraining school in pc, Western Ontario. Three dePartmental 6 commercial, Shorthand, la 33 Telegraphy 11 Onr classes are the largest, our courses r6 Li most, practical and our instructors es- II perlenced. Our graduates aro assisted TY to positions and succeed as none others, de 10 Enter now. Get oar free catalogue. 13 Elticitt 8. McLachlan, Principals. IIM[flClien June, 'July and August leads into our Fall Term without any break. Enter any time. New Catalogue I free. Write for it to -lay. CUITBAL BEIM 0011EGB I The LargcSt. most Reliable of its kind. W. H. SHAW Principal Tongs Lb Gereard sts., Toronto aceamaassom.a.c....ausup. 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MIVREZIMULTECtEEM. linA=MMgr. ..AUFAi.M.SESSIMSI.MVM eglaii,J.inCinnSZICiantnrtjAMEttannaltSMIAIRrannal'atn' My Y. II MIA Advertise in The Post The Biggest business men of the country Levu found that the easiest and surest way to spelt success is, A.- D :V. 11,T-1-8.1& oppose the newepttpers did not publish the news, bow would people know what is happening ? Ityou don't publish "store news," how will folks know about your goods ? Yon emu never soll the goods peoble do uot know Y011 have, Advertising is telling folks about your Mock. 8hopworn and out•of-date stook is the penalty many nuirehants pay for not advertising. Try aro Advertisement for a rolonth and you will see how well it works escsinornmeeineassezcseasetwairearestrents. -...eieleeeseauseralageosesimiweettentaletilLOMOLlitatrieleeeneeeeearse.. -04 tiresi ese 41-