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CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
017 MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mee til the Pen( 0111014 lintel. 00.4
JAMES HARRIS, --
Agent 7,Iowick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Oiloo and Itenlde5ee-.
WALTONr OIVr,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
INBORANOa,
FIRE ANO MARINE,
GUELPH.
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AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• sun, will sell for better prides, to
hotter men, In less time and lees charges
toast any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
eau always be arranged at tie office or by
0 arsenal application,
RCgBT. H. QARNISS
BLwrv,SLE •- ONT.
Auctioneer for Duron County,
'J'srmsreasonable, galea arranged for
at the olMee of Tun PM, Brussels, 2251
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING.
,1J M, ,SINCLA11t-
V • Barrister, Solicitor, Oeaveyalleer,
Notary Public, &e. Ofloo—Stewart's Bleali
t dour North of Central Rotel.
Schaller for the Sletropolltau Bauk.
ltOUDFOOT, FIAI'S ch 13LAIR--
eamtneeents, BOLIOI'1'nit8, NOTARIES
PUBLIU, ETC.
W, raOUDFSOT, If. O. R. O. HAY%
0. i1'. BLaun.
Ohieee-Those formerly occupied by bleesrs
Oamurou do Holt.
ti00RRi0n'., ,... ONTARIO.
DEENTiSTRY
OR. R. P. PEIL.D.
DENTIST
ti raduato of the ,Royal nollogo of Dental
lin goousof Ontario unit Firat.olaue Heuer
Oraduato of Toronto University. Odloe
next to Brewer's Pburograpu fishery,
1311W8810L8,
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.Farmers or Storekeepers '
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman,
Brussels.
TINE
Royal Mail Steamers
--via
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Tunisian July 10 Aug. 18
Victorian Tuly 28 Aug. 20
Corsican - July 80 Ang. 27
Virginian. Aug. 8 Sept. 8
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Waterton July 17 Aug. 14
Hesporinn 7uly 24 Aug. 21
Ionian Tuly 81 Aug. 28
Grampian Aug. 7 Sept. 4
TO HAVRE «0 LONOON
Pomeranian Tuly 17 Aug. 28
Stetllnn Tuly 81 Sept. 11
Corinthian Aug. 14 Sopt,25
RATES OF PASSAGE
According to steamer.
1st Class -$07 50 $77 50 $87 s0 and up
2nd Olins - 40 00 45 00 47 60 760 W
8rd Class - 27 50 28 75
Por Cull particulate of rates and endings
apply to
W. H. KERR,
A gent Allan Line. Drttssels,
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Pain in the head -pain anywhere, has its cause
rainiscongostion paints blood pressure -nothing
else usually. At least so Says Dr, Shoot), and to
Provo it ho bas created n little pink tablet. Thai
tablet -called Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablet✓
coaxes blood pre00mo away from pain oegtero,
Its egootfsoharming, vyloasinglydelightful. GentIA
though safely, it surely eauallteo the blood clrom
Wien.
Ifou have n headache, ft's blood pressure.
If let's painful periods with women, same 00nae.
12 you are sleepless, restless, nervous, ft's blood
Congestion -blood pressure. That surely is u
Certainty for Dr, Snoop's Headache Tablets atop
15 in 20 minutes; and the tablets simply distribute
the uunaturntttblood pressure.
Bruise your finger, and doesn't It get red, and
Swell, and pain you? Of course it does. It's con.
aeetlbn, blood pressnra. You'll find it where pain
is -always. It's simply. Common Sense.
%lien at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
l,.Tablets�,
ALL DEALERS
.A tickling 8)r dry cough. can be
(5niokly loosened with Dr. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opihun, 8)a
chloroform, nothing inmate or harsh,
,Sold by all clutters.
ellslnO4e Oareee
A H. MQNTgITH
Barrister, atmr
, SOlioi6ar,
Na6ary, �a, eu',u a
Itu
.Atttamdoxald, Aie over itand5rd 3t
lk,Arusnels
DR, r, T, ee' RAS'
leteltel91' mf Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Lfeenelate nisi Gtmdwrte of the Uollogoof Phy-
!on
Wahine
t 1 and lEa , 3108 :Got, oao Hospital, 2rionl;o 101'b, Ear, Hone :end 9.hroa6 ]donlI,rteal,
Oltioe 9,111. Ex'Aouoo burgeon to St, Affob-
ectes nospital,Toroute,•
011loe over 1P, 12, 4hnitlt'e Drug Stole. T'olo'
phone oo,mootlon with eranbroeh at all hum's.
OR. HAMILTON
Dental au rgoors
Honor Gradun68 Dental Department,Toronto
UniversityoargeLicentiate, Tronto my 01t1e 10701' T
!,:.floss' storm Brussels,
A�"w111 visit Wroxeter the Bret find third
Mondays and Gerrie the 005oud and fourth
Mondrtyn of Sieh month.
J, A. M'iVAUGHTQN
M. 8., M. A., O. M.,
/fellow Trinity Medical Oolleee, Toronto
Member College Phy0fohum and Burgeon%
Ont.; X:ioen5laboRoyal Gel lege Physliciansmin
Llomitiate of Midwifery, Edinburgh , Fellow
lloyal Golloge Surgeons, Edinburgh'; (Serbia -
ante of Registration, Great Britain. Ciffoe,as
lol'Inerly, o11
MILL Sr:, BRUSSELS
DR, WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ou0al'ie Veterinary
Oollege, Day and night mulls. Office opposite
]dour Mui, Ether,
QRALirz4 V'pW, xt Razz tram
BRUSSELS
HallGoma Boma G01L,e Women
7:06 a ,nII Exph ess ,.,....,.10:56 n m
Express 1)' 25a 11t,I.Mall 1:44p us
Express ...,., 0:02 p an I Express Sap m
Qaura$ !/sx Aflame
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderich
Express 7:41 a no I Express 12:11e m
Expl'ess......... 8:00 p m Express 0:15p m
Mist izt Sat s
Morris
Smoot, REPORT,-'J'hefollowing is
the report of S. S. No. 6 Morris, for
the month of June. • Exam, in A1itb.,
Gen„ Spell., Comp., and Lit. Total
'150. Honors 888. Sr, 1V. -Mabel
Bone, 305; Mussel Onrrie 325. Jr'. IV.
-Russel: Bone, 330. 41. Ill. -Lila
Wilkinson, 253, Jr. III.-Oharlie
Sellers, $60 ; Harold Ourrie, 348 ; Isa-
be] Shaw, 333 ; John Yuill, 328 ; Irene
Wilkinson, 311. Sr. II, -Ward
Sellers, 263. Sr. Pt. I Excellent. -
Mary Bowman, Mina Wilkinson.
Pair. -Harold Sellers, Lilian Selier,'s.
• 0. M. McORAce:EN, Teacher.
Pain can be easily and quickly stop-
ped. Pink Pain Tablets -Dr. Snoop's
-stop Headache, womanly pains, any
pain, anywhere, 111 20 :Mentes sure.
Formula on the 25c. box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about this formula
-it's fine. Sold by all detalels.
Grey
Souoot REPORT. -S. S. No. 0. Jt'.
JV,- x
L am! in
Arith. bite
Hist.'g
Gtn .
'Total, 400. --Roy $(317, 37'2 ; Satoh
Hutchinson, 174 Eva Mitchell, 114;
*Duette Jeckliu, 8r. III. -Exam. l8)
Arith., Gram., Writ., Spell. -Wesley
Yeo, 112 ; *Willie Mitchell, 92. Jr.
III.-l.xam. ]u Arith., Comp., Spell.,
Writing:1
Total 400. -George 13x11
244 JohnSavage,
l02 g
Sr. II.-
Ream, hp. Arith., Cp., Spell., Writ.
Total 400. --Gertrude Ames, 291 ; Hazel
Rose, 115. Jr. II. -Exam. [ti Arith.,
Comp., Spell., Writ. Total 400. -
Bernice. Flood, 202 ; Russel Yen, 131 ;
Mary Rose, 118 ; *Lily Jtackliu ; *Earl
Love. Sr. Pt. IL-A'Iya'tle Lamont,
Stanley Hall, Robert Jacktin. Jr. Pt,
IL -Clarence Menary. Sr. Pt. I, -.Edith
ARIAS, Aiilton Flood, Wilfrid Hoye,
Issue Rose. Jr.
It I
O
a Olaren c0
Flood,
Alfred d iVfenar
v Lawrence Love.
e.
Jr. pt. (b) .Joseph. Martin, Viola
Mitchell, *absent. Theists: MOSES,
Teacher,
Molesworth
Senors', R.EPORr,-The following is
the School Report of S. S. No.16 How -
ick and Grey for the month of Junta'.
Results are based on class work and
examinations. Sr. IV.--Olayton
Grainger. Jr. IV.-Excettent, Ewalt
McKevehar. Tindall MuKeroltar,
Good, Annie Hislop. Sr. III, -Ex-
cellent. -Robbie McDouaici. Fair. -
Lawrence Hislop. Jr. 3,II. Birks
Robertson, Wilbert Grainger. Sr. II.
Excellent•, -Jean Doig. Good, Maria
Bennett, Carl Grainger, Veruie Mc-
Donald. Jr. II. -Excellent, Addis
.Armstrong. Goocl, Gertie Hislop.
Fair, Lloyd Arrester:rlg, Willie Arm-
strong. Part 11, -Excellent, Myrtle
Bonnett, James MclCer7har. Fair,
Della Doig. Part I. -Good. Mabel
Robertson. Number on roll 28.
Average: attendance 18.
NORMA R. SPARLXNG, Teacher.
18 your Chest "Whcoxy 7"
Tightness and wheezing means your
trouble is deep-seated. To delay is
clangerous. .inflammation must be
drawn out at once. Rub the throat
and chest with Nervilino, and put 081
a Neevilino Porous Plaster. Relief
(10ines in an hour, The counter -irri-
tant 0ffec5 of the plaster relieves the
tightness and strain, draws out the
soreness, eases the pain. Thepene-
trating meth ties o1' Ntn'viline enable it;
to soak to the very core of the trouble,
and you experience ra feeling of
wnrnith and relief Staab proves the
clanger is past. For weak chest, sore
throat and tendency to colds, the
Net'viline Treatment beats all Others,
Ley it,
McKillop •
Tuwersuie CotlECtt.-Coun011 met at
'Down Ball Seaforth, cll Jwne ogth, All
the members present, Minutes of hist
niceties; read anci adopted, The amend•
ea report of the Engineer on the Tobias
Nash Drain, wits read and considered
and provisionally adopted, and the clerk
was authorized to draft a by-law for
borrowing on the credit of the Muni-
cipality feuds, for the constenctlon
thereof, repayable in ten equal annual
payments. A petition from Calvin
11illen and others asking For a Municipal
Drain, was accepted by the Connell, and
n copy sent by the cleric to 11. 0. Puce,
Lugineer, asking him to exutuiue the
area Ntc., anci report thereon. Accounts
to the emnua1 u1' Salo o8, were pal',
len r q Me , tier for I
urp
ut,li0n of the
I
v
Bolton Drain Me veiled fordo bo Open•
ed at Dublin un blundsy afternoon,
July, 89th The tuh14131$for copsnls08-
ulg the two (0(1(0(11 brl0Ses, opo on lot
39 30, con, 14, Io- foot, end ono on let
'10-r 1, cote 3, b foot, Was gluon to L.
Looby, for $Ia4(eoe and $t35•o0 1'05790'
Lively. Council edjon•ued to meet 8)t
Dublin, on lulu loth p.eas
r8).
Nothing in the ,Way of a Cough is
quite so annoying tie a 1iekling, teas-
ing, wheezing, bronchial °tingle The I
quickest relief 501ne8 pereaps from a
prescription known to Druggists
everywhere ae' Dr. Sheep's Cough Re- '
T110dy. And besides, itissothoaugh-
ly llar.'nlless that mothers give it with
perfect safety even to the youngest
babes. The 1913495' !Paves oi' a simple
mountain shrub, give to Dr. Shoop's
Cough Remedy its remarkable 0111.0-
.tive effect, Itis truly at most eettahr
a1a(1 trustworthy prescription. Sohl
by all dealers.
1111858E M, Plokson, B. A., and Miss
J. 0, Dickson, B. A., datlg.hters of
Jot ,,
Joint )r, Na u '
Dickeon, T, 11 1 lTuele•
t lamilh, sail,
qtr W1511 a 1•
Glasgow, on July let. oltThey expect to
spend the Summer abroad and w111
welt the continent as well as Groat
Br'itain and Ireland.
Oea'yor th
7atiws Robb bite returned from De-
' troll, after speeding two weeks with
relati Vee.
Ir, Melee of 13oii'itlo, is 07elutillg a
few ds s with Mier parents, le. (1. and
Mrs, Pled Iis,
W. Byrnes has ptu'vllesed the livery
business of W. Llndettp, and took Pee -
Session 08) Monday of ]sst week.
S. and Airs. Dickson and (langbtev,
Norma, left on Wednesday al last
week for Seattle Wash., where they
Will visit Mrs. Dickson's sister, Mrs.
Laurie,
Prof, Vogt, of Totemic: Conserves
tory of Music, was here on 3.(18)0 28011
and conducted m ut:t1(/al 9E1'1121575exlaln-
inatious, with the following lesnit8 h-
i'rinrtah'y Piano, Lena Holmes, Olin -
ton • first 0115858 donors, Equal, Mat•-.
garret Oowan, Seaforth, puss; 0or(a
Peart Dodds, Swaforth, lass. Aileen
Scott, Seafart 1, pass. 11n)or piano,
A.01810 0. 00001:leek, Seafo'th, glass ;
Florence Pearson, 01i 01011, pass ;
Evelyn 0lar'ke, 0oustance, piss, Ar•
termediato, Bertha 0. Armstrong,
Brussels, pass.
Zurich
BURGLARS USED N1T0010,--'.1'illlrati1y
I/miming about oue ocicek burglars
entered the office of Edmund Zeller,
conveyancer, of this town, ally suc-
ceeded in demolishing his large safe,
nitro-glycerine being used. Tho store
front of the Herald printing and tele-
phone office, also owned by Mr. Zeller,
was blown to atoms. A pale 01 the
safe wra5 driven through the telephone
cabinet. The cracks, 110W00er, got
nothing for (heir work. The lass will
be considerable to A11•. Zeller. His
fine gold watch and chain hung dile
ectly behind* the safe, but were not
taken.
A book on Rheumatism, by Dr.
Shoop, of Racine, Wis., tells some
plain truths, and in a plain and pear,.
tical way. Get this booklet, and a
free trial treatment of Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy for some ells -
heartened sufferer in your .vicinity.
Make a grateful and appreciative
friend of scene one who is discouraged
because of the failures of others to
belt him. Help me to make this test,
and I'll certainly help yowl' Buffeting
friend.
Listowel
Cecil Wilson has sold his fancy driv-
er to J. A. Kelly fog' a good ffgnee,
Thos. and Airs, Male are home again
after a couple of weeks visit in New
Yolk with their son Harry, in Buffalo,
Toronto and other places.
Russell McPherson, electrician, is
moving to town from Windsor, and
will take full charge of George P.
Thomas' electrical store on Wallace
street.
The excursion 1•o Goderich over the
0. P. R. was a great success, nearly
500 people taking it in, 239 tickets were
sold at Listowel. The excursion was
under the auspices of the Evangelical
St18115ay School of town.
The question of street paving has
been before the Council for some time,
and 1135 to•tmP' '
s L in bhat direction pre-
liminary steps have been taken to have
a portion ofMain sweet West, from
Dodd street to Victoria street, paved
with Westrnlnite pavement, that be-
ing considered the most desirable
pavement to lay clown.
Knox Church, Harriston, is being
completely remodeled at a cost of
'5
ffi ,ODU V.
ti L. Bimmn r architect,
rtect,
town, prepared the plans, and the
wore will be done by Listowt umbrae -
tors, Messrs Fritz, Calder and Se -
burger having secured the mason
work, carpentering and painting re-
spectively.
While a heavy thunderstorm was
passing over here Saturday evening,
the lightning struck the public school
building, but 414 not do much
damage. About the sante time it
struck
elle st:tof
bre
Dr. Thompson
not th
L a •
star
8)t which ell w '
its nearly all
bttt'necl. Tins 11101uante will cover the
loss.
The following from this district
have been successful in passing the
recent Normal examinations and are
now entitled to professional certifi-
cates :-Permanent Second Class -
Annie E. Bright. Interim Second
Claes-A. Edna Coulter, Win. F. Nick-
el, Alvin .1. Ktanfmale Mildred Kay,
all ex -pupils of Listowel high School
Flora Donaldson, Palmerston, and
Edna, elorley, Milverton.
Are. you Subject to Colds?
Theo don't Load your stomach with
cough syrups. Send healing media-
tion through the nostrils -send it into
the passages that are subject to colds
and catarrh. Easy to do this with
Oatarehozone, wirier cures a cold in.
ten minutes. Even to the lungs goes
the healing vapor of Oatarrbozoso-
all through the bronchial tubes, nos-
trils and air passages -every where a
trace of disease remains will Catarrh -
ozone follow. You'll floe, have colds,
nor will you stiffer from Atiffles, bron-
chitis or throat trouble if Catarrh-
ozone is used. Get it to -day. 25 mts.
and $1..00 at all dealers.
Goderich
The Criminal Board of Audit for
the bounty conlrueneed their July
sitting on Tuesday of last week.
The assessment of the 0. P. R. in
Gudericll was reduced by the court of
Revision from $28,000 to $20,000. Some
people placed the fabulous, value of
$150.000 on the property.
D, A'Ie.Donald, clerk of the Surrogate
Court, left last weelt 011 a visit 8.0 51i
01,1 Land, Mr. McDonald's last visit
was about. 36 years ago, and his trip
will enable him to see Lite many
changes in that period,
In ntlu0r of Dominion Day the pul-
pit of North street Methodist 0hurch
on Smithy was (1115peclwith the British
ensign and the national anthem toil
the hymn "Land of Hope and Glory"
were features of the mttsicttl service,
Two cows belonging to Dick Romp
went over the riven' bank at th0 old
Echeard5 place, near the woollen mill,
on -Monday of last week and were kill-
ed. Itis a serious loss to Air, Romp,
as he was offered 0goodsuns for the
two animals a short time ago.
Through the ingonnity of Alex,
Welch, Godovic1 toweship,.he contriv-
ed trent trap, and diming the night
he trapped fourteen large scats. It re-
quired no email amount of centime
and considerable an10001)191111 to kill
th0110, but; of the lot only one escaped,
To Move offa cold.
• Cough mixtures "dope" a colts -bet
don't cure, Above all else, keep the
bowels regular mud stimulate the
eleminating organs. More valuable
than any cough syrup are De. Ham-
ilton's Pills, They clear the system of
every trace of colo -the dull headache,
aching limbs, and cough disappears.
Take the pills before retiring, they
work while you sleep, and by morning
All dealers sell Dp rtHagi ]x
to 's
away.
Pills in 25 ct. boxes;
f5etgrave
Belgrave Orangemen spent the 12111
at Brussels.
Air's, Bates was matted to attend the
funeral of lice mother, in Stratford.
The Presbyterian Lawn Social was
a$ d$10,5.ecir001ed,
snrreas, the proceeds being
f ot'e 1 Vint have the rlei60•act. to
build (3 stone basement. underneath
Miss Beugolgles dwelling.
John Armstrong, stock dealer, de-
livered 125 head of cattle to 'John
Ransl'ord, of Clinton, and realized
therefrom $7,870.
The Trustees of Belgrave School
have had the school grounds hl]cely
levelled and in good shape. A flag
Pole has been erected and a new flag
floated on the 1st of July.
Trinity 011tu'ah garden party, hell
Tuesday evening of last week on Jim.
Armstrong's lawn, 27(38 a success,
`.1'he receipts totalled about .$110.
Wingham Fife and Drum Band sup-
plied plenty of good music, and an all-
roundo0
tit
d
g llC tVaB enjoyed
those present. J Y by
The annual r
P 151t fee
Bel
grave tausCir-
cuit Methodist Church ]cis been
issued It shows that Belgrave 1 xis•
ed $488.00, Snnshipe $246.98 ; Brick
Church, 5306.5)1, Missionary con-
tributions were 8265.55 ; other enn-
nexi0nal fends, $115.49 ; Woman's
Missionary Society,
$69 • Ladies' a Aid,
$100. n
00 and Trustee $ , Boards $240,00,
in all, $149L69. C. Grasby is Record-
ing -Steward,
Wingham
Miss Eaensoliffe Musgrove has been
engaged as teacher in No. 9, Howlett,
at $435.00.
W. J. Howson has purchased A. J.
Nicholls' Bakery business, and got
possession Monday,
Miss Viola Davidson 2 Sou has been s
elec -
t
ed as assistant 1 It Leatlul of Ripley
Public School at a salal y of $450.
Miss E. M. Lloyd has purchased a
millinery business in .Elmira, and left,
00 Saturday to take possession.
Mrs. (Rev.) Rutledge met with an
accident, severely spraining one of her
rtnlcles. She has been obliged to re -
mein in bee room for a few days.
Ale. Watters, of the Fordwich Re -
meld, underwent an operation in
1Vinglxam Hospital for the removal of
a growth upon his under lip. It mus-
ed hive considerable paha for the past
few months.
Alrs. Lougheed received sad news
from Regina by wire, last week to the
effect that her son David, 17110 went
West in the Spring, had been serious-
ly hurt, and very little hope of his re-
covery w1a5 entertained.
Under Help
Wanted
Alxperiencecl operator's 08) Pants.
Knicketrs, Overalls, Ooustant em-
ployment the year round. High-
est union wage paid, piece work.
Inexperienced hands to learn op-
erating.
Taylor- Anderson - Southgate Co.
Limited
SEAPORTI-I
You are Proud
of Your Wife and Children
MINIUMNIUMIDANDINSONND oomlalirlooEDEIa
Why don't you bring them to
ns to b0 photographed 2 We
will give you a motive that will
make you prouder still.
Always weleoine to call ;and see
one sleetees,
'E .ER'S
Art Studio
tops
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Fr�lx l
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new int-
proved formula, will certainly
stop failing of the hair, Indeed,
we believe it will always do this
unless there is some disturb-
ance of the general health.
Then,a constitutionalmedieine
may be necessary. Consult
your physician About this,
Dow nor change the color of the bah.
Permute with each bottle
show 18 to Tear
ersty hTzu doctor
® ''1v� Lek ltlm he o y
than d o he este
The reason why Ayer's Hair Vigor stops
falling hair is because it first destroys the
germs which cause this trouble. After
this is done, nature soon brings shout'a
full recovery, restoring the hair and
scalp to a perfectly healthy condition.
----5tede by the J. 0. Dyer W„ yq,r,lt, ••�-'- -
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Tito large tannery and glove factory
here, owned by W. D. Pringle, was
completely destroyed by fire shortly
after 1 o'clock Thursday morning.
The origin of the flee hs unknown, bit
incen1115r1sm ]s suspected as, the
stables belonging to the glove factory
were set on fire a few days ago. The
flames had gained great headway be-
fore they were discovered, anti despite
all efforts nothing was saved. The
building and contents are a total loss.
Partially covered by insurance.
A failing tiny nerve -no larger than
the finest silken thread --.takes from
the Heart its impulse, its power, its
rogulariby. The Stonach also has its
111040(1, or inside nerve. It was Dr.
Shoop who first told us it was wrong
to drug a weak or failing Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys. His prescription
-Dr. Shoop's Restorative -is directed
straight fit' the cause of these ail-
ments -these weak and faltering in-
side nerves. This, no doubt clearly
explains why the Restorative 141155 of
ale grotvn so rapidly in popularity.
Druggists say that those who test the
Restorative even for a few days Senn
become fully convinced of its wonder.
fill merit. Anyway don't drug the
organ. Treating the cause of sick-
ness is the only sensible and success-
ful way. Sold by all cleaners,
•
The Western Fair, London.
The management of the Western Fair,
London, One, are punting forth extra
efforts this veau• to make the Exhibition
more popular than ever in all its differ
eat b•
I,tnches hut to none of then
n are
they giving more attention than to the
Live Stock Department. A Targe
anuout ofn
rt money t h8),s
been added to the
Prize List In the Horse classes several
changes bay, been made t sections are
added in the Roadster class for "farm
ers only ; "other sections in the High
Steppers psis
1 I fur C:uidems tad pour it: -
hands,
1
u•bit in
Speed events ve its several
!unsaved ted dollars have been addedo the
e
purses. In the Cattle $goo has been
added to the Shorthorn Class alone, and
substantial inLreoses to the other classes.
Increases Have beets made in the Sheep
classes and one netv class added to the
Swine. A third prize in cash has been
given the entire Poultry list beside a hoe
lot of Specials. The Agricultural and
Fruit Departments have been carefully
revised and added to where it was
thought t advise
hl a The he
Ladies'
work
has re • '
cot cl special notice \e
p and the
Prize f i tzc
List arranged up to dote. Send
for Prize Lists, entry forms and all in-
formation to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt,
London, Ontario.
Morris Council
The Court of Revision met according
to adj0uremeut in the Council 410000 08)
June 28tH. Metnbers all present. John
M. Hopper was entered F. 8, Se 3 con.
3 ; H. Kirkby, entered tenant S. W. pt,
1, con, 4 ; Joseph Smith, entered owner
N. pt. 27 and 28 in place of John Bloom-
fieicl. On notion of McCracken and
Shortreed the Court of Revision was
then closed and rite Assessment Roll as
revised and untreated was established as
the Assessment Roll of the TOwtssliip of
Monis for the current year, 'Council
business was then proceeded with.
Minutes of i'ast meeting regal sod passed,
A petition was presented by '.Giros. Mc-
Call and other's asking for the construc-
tion of drain tender the provisions of
the Municipal Drainage Act. On motion
of Wilkinson and Johuston said petition
woe entertained and the Clerk tustruc-
ted ro notify the Engineer to examine
the locality and make his report thereon.
ByLaw No. 7 re 5th coo, drain was read
and provisionally adopted. Moved by
Johust0n.seconded by Shortreed, that
the Court of Revision on Russel drain
be belt on July 26th at o'clock 7. r8). ;
On 5111101 dl'altr at 3.30 p, 8)p.; and on
5th con. drain at 5 p, 111. Carried. On
motion 01 Shortreed and Wilkinson,
Wnh, Geddes, of Belgrave, was appoint-
ed Inspector oI cement work on Stone
School bridge, By -Laws Nos. 8 and 9
were duly read and passed. Accounts
were pei[tl e s follows t-1... Craig, farm
bridge, $t$oo; J. McGill, guard fence
end repairing culvert, $28 5o ; H. Kirk-
by, hauhug plank and repairing bridge,
$5,00 ; G. Grigg, hauling and putting in
cement ti to ou South boundary, $3 00 ;
R. Richmond, drawing and putting in
tile, $3.59 ; J, AloCaughey, drawing
plank and repairing bridge, 58.75 ; Geo.
Jackson, tile drain, $5,00 ; Gilbert Me -
Callum, work on road, $4 00 ; N, A.
Taylor, expenses taking Wm, Wood•
Ivan, to House of Refuge; 60c ; Geo,
Gegen, work on bridge 750 ; 1Vm. Mc -
Walt 011 bridge, $6 40 ; Wm, Tay-
lor, week on bridge, 750 ; J. Shortreed,
work on bridge, 750 ; Tens, McCall,
limber anti writ on bridge $2 00 ; Wm,
Greig, =Hog tile, $20,00; Geo, Cole,
118910514/00 011 Cole drain, $2.00 1 A. T.
Cola assistance 0u Cole drain, $1.00;
1. Douglas, gravel and use of scraper,
$1.45 ; D. Sommerville, filling st bridge,
53.75: W. C. Procto', gravelling 1115,o0 ;
J. McArter, to pay ter shovelling gravel
ou 5th line, $12,00 ; A. Cronin, digging
,y,,ys
Ifeeteeeesete
To Introduce
The ASTORIA SIR 11311 MEN
we offer 10 per cent off' the price stamped.
on shoe by duan ufac1tlrer, The 141fitte87a1
and workmanship on them: elutes etre
strictly the best mid this is 10i exeeptitnl-
al ehnmoe 10 001,111.0 11 high glade 01100 at.
n reduced pkit:•9. \Vi' lin ye them in,
difl.'eront widths 01' lasts and different
Shapes of toes. Would be pleased to
show you these goods. See our window
display this week,
Shoes of all kinds.
Trunks, satchels, Lap Rungs, Harness.
L C.
IC
ards
corporation share of ditch at lot 7, 6th
con. line, 520.53. For gravel, R, Craig,
$9.06; Wm, Wilkinson, $4.90; 11,
Kirkby, 59.63 ; Wm. Gray, $6.02 ; A.
Cloakev, 58.19i Wm. Salter, $1.27; Geo.
Kerr, 58.35 ; Wm, 'esteem, $12.10 ; Phos.
McCall, $8,33 ; J. Niohol, 83.15 ; Geo,
Peacock, $7.72 ; las. Peacock, $1.89 ;
W. H. Knox, 56.20 ; Wm, Skelton,
53.50 ; D, Sommerville, $5.33 ; D. Agar,
$9.03 ; 30n
Sellars, $3.29 ; A. Pollock,
$4.20, On motion of McCracken and
Wilkinson, the 00011eil then adjourned
to meet again on July 26th at tett o'clock
a, m, W, CLARK Clerk,
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• Are you Slooptees, Nervous?
TWO horrors crowded into one lite --
the product: of poo»• digestion and a
poisoned system. There is jest, one
cure for this terrible condition --
plenty of fond -but rminil you, food
properly digested that's the dif-
ficulty, to improve the (ligesti41,'
power of the stomach. Get tech
nutritious blood, strengthen the Sys-
tem and drive out poisons. ---then
comes vitality, eneui'auce, power.
Ferruzone does all this and more, it
makes sick people well, weals people
strong, changes "nerves" and insoltl-
ailiha into robust health. Take leer-
rozone and health is yawls. 50 ets. at
all dealers.
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']'ree Washington State new law, pro-
viding that applicants tar marriage
liceures must undergo medical examina-
tion, went into effect last Week, The,
only exception to this dreetic law is in
the case of women 0091 45 yea's of
age. Ten couples atpeared with -
pbysicians' certificates. l'.u'o couples
announce that they iron',! cross into
British Columbia and be n:•u'ried. It is
the opinion of the officials 11,53 the new
taw will mance Victoria or Vancouver
across the border a new venni i Breen
for American couples with physical elt-
fetes.
NATIONAL RINE
P l6tl
the error that a 1 Flour is
alike. The proof of it lies in a
trial of our
White loaf Family Flour
The Netter baking and More
of it you can do with a smolt or
bareel of our flour will be a
revelation to you. We won't
have t0 ask on
Lo try the •-
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hue
of
11 do that. xaL u'
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your O
wuaccord.
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Remember We 1191 .1. 111 lands
of Grain and feed lu .stuck.
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Founded 1710 8)i -Centenary 1910
Home Office : London, England
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B. GERRY, BRUSSELS AGENT
WELL BRED STALLION," #
1909;
1909
Calan 215082 and Costuaer
Witt stand for service this season at their own staple,
BRUSSELS.
Baron bel Kapian
it choice young Registered Roadster Stallion, 11'1100e rat (181111 10 Dolwoir011;
2nd darn, Baron Wilkes ; sed (lam. Jay Gould, 101 producers of speed, will
taken limited number of mares, Intending breeder's should call and sec
the horses for themselves.
Scott , 'Warwick
PROPRIETORS
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