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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-7-1, Page 4Cb.. usseXs 19,a5t '1't1ITRSDA'a'', JULY I, i900 'VIM Land of the Maple is the land • Or Me" le the song on many a eauuotele lips this Welk_.• Hon, W, L McKenzie KMO, the Dew Mieieter cif Labor. teas eleetec1 by nc- elantntion last week for North Water- loo. An effort was made by hie op. portents to have -an election but as no one appeared deslrious of being the, victim there was uo contest. Mr. King should efficiently preside over his de-, partmeut and be will addstrength to the Cabl1,et. C MAT AM alt o tltta9are after Sundae lee ,cream vendors and )hotel keepers and druggists who sell cigars and cigarettes, The Lord's Day Alliance deserves credit for tbe way It is looking after law break- ers as ief cream, cigars, tobacco, &c., have no more right to ee sold than sugar or soap. Its the old story that is plead- ed viz„ necessity 'or pleasure, neither of which stand the teat in the majority of eases heard before a magistrate, NON -JURY SESSIONOF HIGH COURT. The Spring non -jury session of the High Court of Justice for the County of Huron opened on Tuesday afternoon of last Week in Goderieh before the Hon. Mr, Justine Britton. There were eight cases on the list Two to declare wills void one to prove theownershipt voa life insurance policy ; one to clear a title ; one to collect the amount of a note ; one for damages for personal in- juries caused by a runaway upsetting a carriage and people in it ; cue for dam. ages for injuries through a runaway caused by an obstrdctiou on tbe side of a road, and one to settle the terms of sale of a lot. The first ease was Vollmer vs. Basch - ler et al, an action to set aside a will, Some thirty witnesses were summoned M this case. The plaintiff is a sister of the deceased Max Baechler, and is a widow, and sues on behalf of her child- ren, and the defendants are Jive bro- thers and two sisters. The will gave three brothers $1.000 each and two brothers $800 each, a sister $500 and a sister $300 -and $200 to the R. C. bishop of the diocese for the Goderich church, and the residue, if any to be divided, his relatives, to receive pro portionately to the sums granted by the will, The deceased lived in this town and nearby for a number of years, and shortly before his decease moved to London, where, it is stated, he had a stroke, and where the will was made out and witnessed. A number of wit• nesses were examined and the case • lasted till noon on Wednesday, when His Lordship gave judgment for the defendants, but reserved the question of costs. The jndgmeut sustains the will. L. E. Daucy forplff. ; Middleton and Killoran for defendants. Marsh et al es. the township of Grey, an action for damages for injury to Mrs. Marsh, for the killing of a horse and the breaking up of a buggy, was the next ease. Mrs. Marsh had both arms brok- en and was otherwise seriously injured. Damages were claimed from Grey be- cause the township bad placed tile on land not far from the public highway. The case closed shortly after six, and at eight p. m. the court was re -opened and His Lordship dismissed the action with- out costs, bolding that the township was not liable, Incase the judgment, however. should be appealed and the appeal should succeed, be assessed the damages at $r,000. R. Veustone, of Wingham, for the plaintiff; W. Proud - foot, K. C., for township. East Moron Women's Institute. The Districtnu o 1 A a Meeting of the East Fturou Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John McKee, Ford- wich, on Friday, Trine 18th. One hun- dred and forty delegates and visitors were present from Ethel, Molesworth, Harriston, Gorrie, Jamestown, Walton and Fordwich. Mrs. Wm. Goggins, District President, occupied the chair and most heartily welcomed the visitors. Mrs. Goggins seid they had met as friends and comrades, wearing one motto, 'For home aud country.' Our objects and aims are one of the best of any organization in our land, the better- ment of home life, and the upbuilding of character ; we would like all women to come and help us. Those tvho know numb should come and giye others the benefit of their experience, while those who know little should come and learn, It is the sweet spirit of helpfulness, coupled with a willingness to learn, that is going to make our Women's Institute ag reat success ss and aother forgood. P The District Secretary read very en- couraging reports from the different branches, showing an increase in the work, each branch having a balance on hand. The district report was also fay. °table. The receipts for the year were $138.68, the expenditure $102,02, with a balance of 536.66. There are seven breech institutes in East FIuroa, Blue - vale and lamestowu being organized during the last year, and a membership of leo. ..The following officers were elected : , •Dir rict t President, i•Ir.s, Wm. Goggins s , firs vice - President. t v 1? esident Mrs, S. S. Cate Ethel; second yice President, Mrs. Jno, Evans, Gorrie third vice-Presidetit, Mrs. John Eckmire, Ethel ; Secretary. Treasure, Mrs. J. Armstrong, Gorrie, Directors --for Bluevale, Mrs. Maxwell Ethel, Mrs. J. McDotiald ; Walton, Mrs, A, Simpson ; Jamestown, Mrs. R. S. Millar ; Fordwich, Mrs, John McKee ; Molesworth, Mrs, D. 13', Stewart; Gorrie, Mrs, 1. L: Wilson, Several musical selections, a reeding, and recitation by the following ladies added much to the• pleasure of the meeting : Miss Spence. Ethel. in- stt'umental ; Miss Feta ,spec, Moles- worth, instrumental selection ; Mrs, S. S, ,Cole, Ethel, reading, 'How Gavin 13irse and Mag Lownie settled things' Miss Wiunle Johnston, Fordwich, MINISTERS PRAISE CATANIINNZDNf Rev, o. K. smith, of White Hood, N, 8„ Wan eurod of Oetarrh by Oatarrhe8one. The following statement coming from ono of Nova Scotia's prominent oltnro)Ynren aat'x'ies conviction of the foot that Oatltrhozone is all right, "Roe years I fried all the advertised rernedles for Catarrh, but was linable to get relief until 1 used Cata)'rhozollo. Before 1 had used the inhaler half an hotir my nostrils became free and clear so that I could breathe easily through thew. In one day Catatrhozone help. ed ale immensely, stopped my congir- ilig and hawking and cured a dull pain that ryas continually over my eyes. l havegreat ale sure iI recommend- ing eClm e t - ing Uattrrloono. I have proved it the best remedy o L t t t' a dis- eases i oath and s Y eases of the ti oat lungs and bronclli- ai tubes. There is certainly no remedy that is so well spoken of by the elegy as Catarrhozone and this can be account- ed for by the fact that it. gives perfect satisfaction, It is the only remedy that reaches all diseased parts aud gives quick relief without bad after erects. Catarrh - ozone co0181115 no cocaine nor mor- phine. 11 is nature's own remedy, soothing and healing and pleases everybody that uses it. Oatarrhozoue is a local and consti- tutional treatment. The inhaler clears the air passages, stops the headache and Foirozone Tablets that are includ- ed in every complete Oatarrlrozone outfit, never fail to drive impurities from the blood. This builds up and strengthens the system so that., Catarrhal conditions C ann t exist The speediest cure for Coughs, Colcls Oatarrlt, Bronchitis and Asthma is Catarrhozone. Two months' treat- ment, price $1.00 ; trial size 25c medium. size 50c at druggists, or N. 0, Poison ,v2 Co., Kingston, (hrt, recitation, 'As Dead Men Die' , Miss Tena Johnston, Fordwich, it.stfumental selection. Mrs, (Rev.) John Burnett, Moles• worth, on bebalf of the members of that branch, invited the Institute to hold their annual meeting next year in Molesworth. The invitation was ac- cepted. rhe National Anthem was sung, Miss Tena Johnston presiding at the organ. All then repaired to the beautiful lswn where the Fordwich ladies bad spread a very tempting lunch. After spending a social time and thanking the Fordwich ladies for their kind hospital. ity, all departed for their respective homes. That the Women's Institute is ap. preciated by the women of our Province is evident frost the fact that in less than ten years it has grown from one Institute with a membership of not more than fifty, to 462 Institutes, with a member- ship of over twelve thousand. ar-62 The Critical Age. Height of vigor is past -nature's power stowing down -vitality ebbing away, endurance decreasing, Stop the progress of decay, tone up the weakened nerve centres, impart vigor to the tiring body -prepare for the crisis. Best means for rebuilding is found in Fert'ozone ; it brightens up the whole being, imparts power, strength, vigor. O1c1 age is pushed back twenty years, the reliance of youth is restored. vigor, vim and new life established. 'You'll try Ferrozone, 50c. at all dealers. Gocderich Honorable ,justice Britton held tlla non -jury sittings of the High Carat for this county here last week. The degree team of Huron Lodge No. 92, I. O. O. F., by special request visited the District meeting at Sea - forth Wednesday of last week and ex- emplified the work according to the ri nkat. ' V. W. Bro. Past Chaplin, Rev, Mr. Teakins, lector of Wingham, preach- ed in St. G of .' •h e ge s to the Masons of the district Sunda morning Sunday m rn ng in [com- memoration of the Festivalof St. John the Baptist. Eddie Durnin, a former G. O. I. boy, passed his second year examination in Arts in Toronto University with honors in Mathematics. In the first year Benson Case stood bigh in first class honors in Science. Geoffrey L. Holt, M. A., son of Judge and Mrs. Holt, has' added an- other degree to his name, having re - wive( ( the title of Bachelor of Music from Trinity College at the recent commencement exercises. In the list of prize winners for the term Just closed tit Loretto Abbey, Toronto, are the names of Miss Mabel Doty, of town, who won the prize for violin and Miss Evelyn Doyle, who won the prize for fancy -work. W. C, and Sirs. Fritsley, who re- moved to Prince Albert, Sask„ from here a couple of years ago, having re- twined to Godm'iclr, Mr. F'r•itrley hav- ing purchased the barbering business of 1YIr. Hutchinson, Montreal street. At a meeting of the Synod of the Diocese of Huron, Judge Bolt was re- appointed a member of the Executive Committee and was also appointed tri the o on committee corporation C c 1 orat't of Trinity College and the committee on moral and social reform. At the recent annual meeting or the Galt Teachers' Association Chas. Tebbutt, a teacher well known in 7 ur - nng was elected president. IIis friends in tbis enunty will be glad tolearn of 14Ix. Tebbutt's advancement in his pro. fission. I tanrNEA.t.- Two matrimonial events werecelebrated Wednesday of last week by the pastor of Knox church Goclerieh. At ti o'clock in the morning Maggie, youngest daughter of the late Peter Murray, became the bride of. Li.nnaerte Gordon Warnock, of Brantford. The event took place at the residence of Wm, and Mrs, Warnock, Albert street, and the bride Was given away by her step -father, Mr. Warnock, The bride wove her travelling snit of lhuen and a toenail hat, She was unattended, and the event Was a very (inlet one, The hap - their couple left, in Braistfford 1n The NATIONAL BOLO MILLS the error that all Roue is alike, The proof of it lies In a trial Of atm White Losfi f loll Flour h e The better baking and more of 'it you muscle with a sack ar barrel of our {ic, ui will be a revelation to you. We won't have to ask you to try the ser- oncl time -you'll do that of your own accord. Remember we have all kinds of Grain and feed in stuck. m,&liPr{lle second event was the marriage ur Ivy Authony Allen, son of Anthony Allen, of Cromarty,. to Miss Sarah Winuetta, daughter of Peter and Mrs. MoLaueh- lin. The groom is au employee of the Western Canada Flour Mills Co. The event took place at the residence of the bride's parents, and Rev. Jas. A, Anderson perforated elle ceremony. The picnic and sooting competition held last Friday at Point Farm by the Ilueon Co. Rifle league, proved such to notable suceess that it has been decid- ed to Intake it an anneal one. Ten out of the fourteen associations in the league were represented by ten -men Name and in addition thele were fifteen individual shootees, so that in all there were 11.5 competitors in the various events. The cup was wot, by the Colborne Township team, the third time this association has soured a win. The medal went to Sergeant Robert Clark, of. Whitechurch, who made a score of 32 and 27 at the 500 and 800 yard ranges, respectively, out of a possible 85. In the off -hand shooting, five ,shots to the minute, 200 yard range, the competitors made scores of from 12 to 10 out of a possible 25. At 500 yards fifteen made scores of over 25 out of a possible 85. The shoot on the whole was the best the league has ever held and the league is (proposing to issue a, challenge to any other county league in the province, teams to consist of forty men. The Huron County rifle Leagne base membership of 80 or over, and it is also proposed to pick a team to send to the 0. It A. in Toronto in the Fall. The junior hand of the Gocderich Musical Society was on )land on the grounds clueing the afternoon mad in the evening the affair Wound up with a dance in the hotel at the Point. Wingham ,Tun, and Mrs. Ansley left on an ex- tended visit to Manitoba. - C. N. Griffin is launching out in the insurance and real estate business. Thos. aud Mrs. Feild left on -Tuesday of last week for a three months' trip to the. Coast. Sirs. A, Good, of Emerson, Mani- toba is visiting at the home of het. brother W. F. VanStone. 171e fltln of 7. & A.. E Loutitt, butchers has been dissolved and A. F. Loutitt will continue the bnsiuess in the old stand. The annual 111111111 excursion of Wingham Sunday. Schools will take place on Thursday, July 22nd, to the lakeside at Kinetu'C1ine. At a meeting of the License Oorn- missinriers of North Huron, held in Wingham the License of the Bruns- wick Hotel was tr'ansf'erred to Ivan JehnStan. The big Masonic excursion to Port Stanley via G. T. R. will be held on Wednesday, July the 7th. Train will leave Wingham at 7 a. m. arriving at 7 tam. arriving at Port Stanley at 10,40. Returning leave fort Stanley at 8 p, 10. bird, (Rev.) Rutledge, wife of the new pastor of the Methodist °hunch, was presented with a very kindly worded addecies of appreciation and a o♦OOo0.e.eoseOsss♦♦♦♦♦♦4s• O 4 r ♦ • r ♦ 9 • f •j 0 • tt ,,fir at�r x. 6 s • 4 ♦ ♦ � a O Jti ♦ ♦ ♦ 0 e WANTED o 4 2 O • ss 11158111110 operate 5 and for other 4 • fnetory work. Good wages and ♦ • steady employment. Write ifs, 4 • • • • The Clinton Knitting Col 4 O Limited• } 4 bl.1NTON, 0/87'. Z •• • ♦•ia•a••••400•o44••Ne441 Sour Stomach and Reartburn LITTLE n CI)1 13 OR YOUR MONEY BACK ivatau�srro orsvcrn< rp4PAIOMa i 1jci At all Drueeisla or direct from COLEMAN Il45BI'CINE CQ., Toronto 25t;, a Bolt. else u'48(o.w 38:88:'-,: line Mahogany, silk drawing room chair and a handsome cut glass salad bowl. The gifts • were from the Women's Missionary and Ladles' Aid Societies of the First 1 Metho- dist h London, On Tuesday, Juno 15th, at amp" Albor tw to his 87th year, John Bern - rain Elwood, brother of Mrs. Dudley Holmes,. of town, passed the ounds of time, Deceased had been in' rife West for a number of years Land was in connection with the Bank of Montreal until failing health compell- ed him to sever his relations with that institution. Ile was unmarried and besides his sister in town ha leaves a mother to mourn his demise, A book on Rheumatism, by Dr, Shoop, of Racine, Wis., tells some plain truths, and in 8 plain and prac- tical way. Get this booklet, and a free trial treatment of 11r, Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy 11/r some dis- heartened sufferer in voUr vicinity, *Make a grateful and appreciative friend of some one who is discouraged because ofthe failures of others o e It o t help 1 pm, 1 -Ie] me to make this Cost and I'll certttiuly ,help your snffeling friend, Belgrave Mls. Scott, mothee of 1'. W. Scott, is seriously ill. Stanley Clark has sec•nred a situa- tion in Hespeler. D. and Mts. Sproat attended .the funeral of Lt relative in Seaforth. John Anderson, of Dundalk, is visit big his brother, Findlay Anderson. Mrs. McKinnon, of Grey, was a visitor at the home of W. rand firs. Clark. Mrs. Proctor, sen„ of Palmerston, is visiting her daughter, Airs. Cameron Robinson. R. E. McKenzie was delivering a car -load of coal among the citizens of Belgrave. Messrs. Love aud Vint are patting up cement basement for Wm. Wet- son's house. Thos. Black, who had his leg broken about six weeks ago, is able togoabout again with the aid of a cane. Among those of Belgrave, who tried the High School Entrance were Dan. Ferguson, Grace Clark, John Tasker, Brittle Branhon and Gordon Moore. John Armstrong, Robt, Armstrong and Chas. 'McClelland shipped a car- load of cattle each, and J. Denholm two ear -loads of hay Monday of last week. A Garden Party will be held in con- nection with Trinity church, at 7110. Armstrong's on Tuesday evening, July 0th. Tea served from 0 to 8. Band in attendance, Tivet'tou paper refers to the new pastor of the Methodist churches on the Belgrave circuit :-"Rev. J. E. Gook occupied his own pulpit in the Methodist church last Sunday even- ing. Tiverinu is awry to part with Mr. Cools and family, who go to Bel - grave, a neat little village below Wingham, to enter neon new work there.." Perth County June weddings iu and around 501- che11 are few and far between. 102 stridents wrote on the Entrance Examinations at the Mitchell Public school. Thos. Collison, Mitchell, refused 950 for one of his size -t i ii o nun k•' v Cocker A g clogs. Henry and Mee. Pierce, Mitchell, will celebrate their golden wedding on July 121.1, The Women's Christian Temper- ance Union will hold a picnic in the Keterson Park on the afternoon of :fitly 1. Hamm, the son of Wm. Avery, of Mitchell, tripped over a brick and fell, breaking the bone of the right arm at the elbow. Mitchel] high school board accepted the resignation of H. L. Amos, who goes to Pembroke ata salary of $1400, being $200 iu excess of what he was receiving. George Sawyer, who intends leav- ing Mitchell, has resigned his posi- tion as superintendent of the Metho- dist Bible school, which he has fait held since 1902. The town of Mitchell has sold the Itoresent en rltcand ) n ttown hall site the Government, t which to erect the new post olior ce building in that town. They are now looking for a new site for the town hall. A very sudden death .occurred in Logan on Monday forenuon of last week, 3lrs. Amelia Siemon, relict of the late Geo, Siemon, was engaged in washing up her morning a ul seetned to be enjoying her 11811411. health. Her daughter, lllrs. Adan) Eisler, was with her, but had occasion to go outside foe a few moments. When she returned 1 est t ucd h a mother uotl ul was stretched upim the floor, dead Sunda Jinni t i p l 1111 our PresUytt.riatr friends jubilattd over the sixtieth anniversary of then' fonntiatron as a congregation in Mitebell. Rev. II. Dickie, D. D., of WVnodstock, preach- ed to large congregations, morning and evening.' His discourses were logical, 3nstt'nctive and impressive, and referred to the growth and pros- perity of Presbyterianismin this place. Mr. Fivaly was the &etdulq rets'd tolled minister and was followed by Rev, 3, W, Mitchell. Then came Rev. Mr. Tully, followed by Rev. Bradley, and he by Rev, M.eAnley, Who was sumeetled by the present popular pastor, Rev, hir. McIntosh, The first eery ice was held 111 an oid blacksmith shop, owned by the late Thomas Smith, which stood on the 00.00004.00000.440000.0.0.4 d s e Chaoe f. ♦ ♦ 4,. e s♦Hsiness •s • • 2 4 w • having purchased the business ♦o ♦ of the late J, G. Skene T ant pre- ipared to eater to •.the wants of ♦ the public in up-to-date goods. at Q` � ♦ fah' prices in S i4' DryGoods * ill n d 4 . • • Groceries,. 4 4 • 11fy object will be to keep a wells Assorted and seasonable line of 4 s Dress,Goorls, Cottons, Novelties, s ♦ &c., and also a choice stook of 44 2 Fresh ss U G1a xies . s B e iDiggs and butter taken at the t. highest market price. 4 aA call will be appreciated, O• Satisfaction assured. 4 0 I Myst Jennie Thompson 4 4 s ♦ v♦♦s049®0♦♦♦4♦♦♦eo♦♦4s♦N♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ • site where Wetlauffel-s foundry now stands. The schoolhouse of the day was also for a tune used, when a small frame church was erected about the year 1858, costing something like $500. Now tbe congregation are the proud possessors of an edifice which has few superiors in a town the size of Mitchell. The social which followed the Jubilee services Monday evening was a great success. Grand Trunk Pacific rails will be laid to Edmonton by Juiv 7. Don, Arthur Boyer, of Montreal has been appointed to the Senate. According to a telegram received at Vancouver, the Crow's Nest strike has been settled, The Laurier Club of Berlin, Ont„ gave a complimentary banquet to Hon. Mac. kenzie King. The corner -stone of the monument to Lafontaine was laid at Montreal by Sir Alphonse Pelletier. Malcolm McLean, Walkerton, vener- able postmaster, died on Monday June est at the age of 92 years. Members of the Grand Trunk Railway brigade of the veterans of 66 Toronto drew lets for the appointment 10 them of veterans land grants. James Lowry died suddenly in a police cell at Calgary.. He gave iron- self up en a charge of robbing and shooting a Chinaman, and it is suspect. eel that the disgrace drove him to suicide. By Lydia E. Pinkhani's Vegetable Compound Gardiner, Maine. -"I have been a great sufferer from organic troubles anda severe female weakness. T la e doctor' satdIo w oid have to go to the hospital for an operation, but I could not bear to think of it. I de- cided to try Lydia Pinkbam's'Veg- eta le 'Veg- etable Compound and Sancti veW ash -and was entirely cured. after three months' use of them." -Mrs. S. A. Wraar Ms, 1I. P. D. No. 14, Box 80, Gardiner, Me. No womane should tt d submit to a surgi- cal operation, which may mean death, until she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made exclusive- ly from. roots and herbs, a fair trial. This famous medicine for women has for thirty years proved -to be the mosta he v lua le tante and renewer of the female organism. Women resid- ing in almost every city and town in the United States bear willing testi- mony to the wonderful virtue 03 Lydia E. Pinllham's Vegetable Compound. It cures female ills and creates rads - ant, buoyant female health. If yeti are ill, for your own sake as well as those you love, giveit a trial. 1V>Crs. P,inkham, at Lynn, Mass Invites liil- sick -amnion to 'write her for advice. Rer advice le free, and always helpful. lThe Shuberts Have scoured control of the new Pi'lnoessTheatre at Montreal. The ,report Is ctn•ront at Vancouver that flue train robbers bays been captor - ed twenty miles South of Pucks, Chief Justlee Howell, of Winnipeg, has decided that too police are justified in using decoys toobtain evidetico again, $t aritninals in the cells. A yollggnlan named Franit Coleman who 011(50 003 10 this country n eouple of years ego, shot end watnlded himself at the house of Mrs. Consett sr„ treat' Hillsgreen on Sunday, fie had worked with Thomas Consett, Hensnll, during the Summer of last year and was itnock• log mend among his old acgesiutlmee' at 111)Isgreen appereutl37 in the best of spirits when the event °coined, Ile ,sent into the woodshed and fired a but - let into his side and punctured Itis lung he was taken to Gunn's, 1Jospitnt Clip, tun, He may recover, HAIRL U HTE $ A A R KILLED or NeGUGENOE Hair must have nourishment or die, If it does not'have the proper nourish- ment it will loose its vitality, grow wen I be las L' k, and become e au easy prey to the o ravages of the vicious and destructive genus of dandruff. . Parisian Sage is a hair notltisher ; itis the result of sincere study and ex- periment by one of the world's lead -- mg scientists, It, should be used regularly as a hail' dressing by everyone with healthy hair, because it never fails to prevent dandruff, falling hair, or any scalp disease, But Parisian Sage is not only a pee- veutive It is it certain cure for clan- druff ; it stops itching of the scalp in- stantly ; it makes hair grow thick and luxuriant. It is especially An tenand by ladies, because it makes the bair beautiful, soft and fluffy. Jas, 'Fox, the druggist, sells it under positive guarantee to do all that is claimed for it, or money back; 50 cents for a large bottle. �yU0i'l,It1'X FOR 94114], -.-In order Oo e)ese 1!^ the o51nt5 of the into 71105. stele ue lull 1118Examinee, offer l'or vale the real asiata eansistin g ell 9' romuatl 110800111 geed- repair, >/ acre Or must, tegetber with6 Soros OR first. eines Inca and large cenneedleu8 stable, quite convenient to hales. For full description owl location or property apply to V. SCOTT, 01! A, BTiIWAla7., cine0n-Ht., West, Br'aasois, County of Huron, tr. BRUSSELS_ GREEN HO USE e Planta and Floors Any quantity of . Tomato, ()anti - flower, Celery aud Cabbage Plante, Tomato Plants 10e a box of 8o w doze]) IaoBe, Fine oollecttion of Flowering Plants. Choc l Choice �a'i Qct iri rs 1 sl 1 and Aainuals for bedding', Boston aud Japan ivy can beu •t t out any time i p mo 1 Sur me'- Y 1 n 1 1511, 208 and 95e each. • Floral Designs made to order. Agent for Dale's Ont blowers, MISS KELLY The People's Column OOMl`ORTAI3LIB 800173E AND Lois iron 8AL11,-Good cellar, water and fruit trees. Enquire of R. 1', H1NG81.030, or P, 0. box 800, Brussels. - 02-tf HAIR DRESSING. -Switches, brnids .and puffs Ym,da from combings and out hair. Order's from a distancepromptly attended to, MSS, R. T. SINGS'1'ON, 81i11 St., Brussels, BULLS FOR SALE, -Two young Short Horn Bulls, both fit for service, for sole. Good pedigrees and all right 111 every Way. For flit, ther particulars apply to ,1A8.-SYBIR, Lot Ba, Con. a, Morrie, or Bra/Mats Y. 0. 91.42 STRAYED on the premises of the under- signed, Lot 10, 0th Line, Morris, on or about May 25111, a 0118 year old heifer. The owner is requested to prove Property, pay ex - panties and tette it away. R. B. AL000JI: 51-5 Brussels P, 0. F011 SALE. -Phe undersigned offers for sole his comfortable residenceand two lots on John street, Brussels. Stable, good garden, &a. For further particulars as to price, terms, &c., apply on the Promisee. Lf. WdrSON AINLAY. BARN TIMBER AND SBINGLEB,-5, 8, Colo has a car of shingles in for bole, some of which are at Henfryn and part curls saw mill, Ethel. As Mr. Cote hos Bold his farm the timber he has out to build a barn will be sold cheap. OOMFORTABLE COTTAGE, stable end 35 Bore of land for sale, Turnberry street, North, Brussels. Good well, fruit treed, &c. Possession could be given et once. For further particulars as to price, terms &e., apply on the M premises. ALEX. OLA1JOBLlN. 74f //C'�OMFORTABLE residence and 34 acre of se hand, being Lot 213 Albert street, Bras- eelsfor sale. house le well built, with all con- veniences and possession could be given nt once. For further particulars apply on the premises to Mrs. .1115. Ferguson, or D. Fer- guson, Teeswater, (f. `+OMFORTABLE new brick residence fur eine on Turnberry street, Brussels, withone acre of land, eligibly situated, Good stable, well, cistern, fruit trees bushes, &c. Also 20 aeres of land port or lot 1, eon, 12, Gre Possession could be given at once. For flirt for particulars as to price, terms, &e. ap- ply on the premises or write Brussels P, O. Taos. Nroaonl.s. 45.17. 'OR SALE OR TO RENT: Ths undersigned offers his well located property in Brussels Mr sole or to rent. There' are b% acres of land or iA trd,mwell comfortable house, givens' at tonne. For 1]p rice termis and. other information apply il )unkJoAt8. price, Mint on or 7`E> POSEBrusses. THOS.DJNFORD, Lnegdon, North Stock for Service DURRAM BULL FOR SERVICE. --The n4iotwillerepenatll14. do4, Morris, h,brd service on bi gook Favorite" (73100* bred by Alex. Gard - bier. Leadbury, whieb is w ellbred, tracing back to the best families. ALLAN SPEIR, Fair- view Farm, Proprietor. - 17. OR SERVIOE,-A Thoro'-bred Short Born sr Bull (Captain Broedhoolrs) No. 00741 Lot 20 Con, 10, Grey, Terme-9600, payable ,Ten. tat, 11110. Further terns met' bo seen et the premises. D. 11. 8AND19RS, Proprietor. DO YOU NEED 1 t, t JAN-�ya� Farmers and others desiring Tile for the coming season can secure whet they -1'e quire at carload rates, at Brussels 0)' Ethel stations, if orders are sent In suf- fioient time to arrange for quantity told date of delivery, I will notify the per - chasers of the arrival of the cars and as - 115 i1 t i loadingfront Cfl' -, to t wagons,us, Fur- ther r Ax tm ilars may be obtained by seeing or writing W..E. v . ers Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel Order at once, All sizes from ab to 18 inches may be obtained, Tile from 8 inches up are 28 inches long. OEMENT KEPT IN SEASON, i , FALL TERM g mvx..,..,r4t,..7c,.,„.,v,N.,,,,,Awabvive,...„4 P. Opens August 30 0. E a ()ill' graduates are assisted to the best positions. Write ,Y for the reason, Prepare 4, now to enter at the begin tet Ring of term. Mail GouTes for those who wish to sooty at house. 0 xSWingham Business College 0, Zr: ono. SPOTTON, Principal e'y t � 2,Wty,,,,SAW<s,vt,:i 041{.,be+,lt:,.+JterGt. ✓irass4; ;1 Th© � Leading School di CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. Courses are practical. Our tenolters experienc1d, and our graduates °nimble to illi responsible position,. We aro 1), receiving many applications for officio Qi help. flttl'iug 11 stagis day lhIs 555511 W5 , rrrrivod 1even app)ionttone. fate ofias `f 11rlp anti Lino eonm,erelal ebero. ;, 1 t Ort• erndual lw surer d 115 00)10 ot11ers, , im Throe deptn•turrnt,, Coinmoroisl, 3 Fhnrthandlaid'lelrgrnphy. UnWlogua 34 Ire,-. ti -r - Elliott & McLachlan, 7y Principals, iii; -iii June, 1oiv and August leads into our Fall -Perot without any' break. Enter any tune, New Catalogue tree. `tilts fur it to -day, CELITRII, BB IN SS CDLLta The Largest, most Boilable of its kind. W. 1i, SHAW Principal "Yonge & Gar'rard Ai., Toronto - li OICIrvhiM2C+.•+-,m__y n�m r'�rcxam�a-�sc-xa .Jtv.,'t.,EN2na3 etasarst Why You Should Mvrtise n The Post 1111: it biggest basin r:� css men of the country hltire found that the easiest and surest w8,y to spell success is, A -D.17 -T Suppose thenewspapers 1pn d )dun t publish blisll how would people know what is happening ?l1eIf you don't publish "store news," how will folks lluow about your goods ? Yon can never sell the goods people do not know you have. Advrrtisin is tellinfolks about your stock, Shopworn and out-of-date stock is the penalty many merchants pay for not advertising. 1 y Try an Advertisement for a month and you will see h well it works