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Brusoslo ,Taub or the 0 omtimoe, No, 24
hold tllotl• r0gular meetings in the bodge
]loom, Banker BMUS, on the let and 8rd
Tuesday eveuinga of mash month,
Ylaitors always. welcome.
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WM. SPaivo
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARBIA(E LION NSE6
nice la the rest 4111ee, Ethel, 204'
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent I owiok Mutual
Fire Ipsuranee Company
wee° 4 and Rosideaoe—
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
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FIRE ANO MARINE.,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
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bettor mea - other lees tome and less uron or
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a4 ulna t abarge ranged at Dates and o by
Dun alwonal ap ll ationged at this of8oe or by
uersonnl application.
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LEGAL AND i ONVEYANCINS.
M. SINCLAIR—
Barrister, Solicitor, Uouveyeuoer,
Notary 1'ublio, &o, Ulnae -8 thwart's Block
1 door- NOrtb of Central Kotel.
eoliottor for the Metropoi tomo Bank.
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0. F. liters.
011ices—Thole formerly 000upled by. Maseru
Oumaroa & Bolt,
ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY:
DR. R. P. 1 EILD,
IENTifi f
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Oubario and Flret.olaee Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. UMDae
.5ext to Brewer's Photo. Gallery, B ruaael9,
isr Will visit Elbe! on the tad Monday of
each Month.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Viotorl,n . Nov, 11
Corsican Nov, 10
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Hosperian - Nov, 18
fomes Nov. 20
CHRISTMAS SAILINGS
Fromt
8 John Prom an
Halifax Nov. 20 Nov.
27Grampian :..Doe. 4
Victorian
Deo. 10 Deo. 11
13osperlan Des. 17 Deo. 18.
RATES OP PASSAGE
According to steamer.
let 011t99 —907 00 - $70 00 677 60 $87060
2nd Ohms — 42 60 4600. 47 60 60 00
8rd Ohms —.20 60 27 60 28 75
For full particulars of rates and sailings
apply to
W. H. KERR.
Agent .A Ilan Line. Brussels,
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Bachelor of Modleine, University of Toronto ;
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Honor ..0)•aduat0 Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of 80ya1 04)11559 of
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, ON store Braasch,
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Mondays nus Oorrie the 0500lld end fourth
)Ylondays of enols month,
DR. WARDLAW
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of tee graduateand night cals. Ontario opposite
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Leadbury
Herbert Irvine, who was out in the
West has r•etureed home for the.Win-
ter.
Miss M. L McEwen, of Leadbury, a,
clever graduate of the Spotton Bug:,
nese College, has accepted the position
of assistant to the Principalof the
Walkerton Oollege,
The Trustee Board of Bethel church
are putting eavetroughs on the church
shed and also putting in a tile drain
around the building for the•purpose of,
saving the cement wall underneath' it.
Seaforth
The Collegiate Football team has
organized for the season,
Mrs. Arnent, North IMlaiu St„ left
last week for Ypsilanti, Mich., where
she will spend the Winter,
Miss K. Killorau has returned from
Windsor, where she spent a delightful
month with her sister, Mts. Edmund
Cleary.
Arthairand Fired. Broaclfoot are in
town visiting their mother. They
have been in the Sudbury district
developing claims.
The annual meeting of the Bible
Society was held in . the Methodist
Church on Friday evening. Rev. T.
W. °oscine, of Clinton, agent of the
Society, addressed the meeting.
R. S. Hays has been limping around
with a sore foot for some days. Sun-
day morning y sin g 4)P lust week he was
walking g across the floor in his bare
feet, when he stepped on a needle.
The
needle
broke off, about hal
of it
remaining in lois foot, and although
the doctor probed about an inch into
the foot he was unable .to locate the
needle.
To Stop a Crying Baby.
It may be cramps, perhaps colic,
pain or gas on the stomach, -but in
any case a few drops of Nerviline
soothes the pain and allows the child
to sleep peacefully. Nerviline cures
minor ills such as colds, headache,
internal and external pains as well as
any doctor,—safe to use because a
small dose is required. Mothers, you
will find Nerviliue an invaluable aid
in preventing and curing sickness.
Keep a bottle right at hand, some day
you will
need
badly.every-
whereSold
at 26c.
Atwobd
Elma Cheese and Butter Co. started
last week to make butter.
The Central office of the Bo11 Tele -
hone 04) 141
has been transferred to r.
Tele-
phone
meat shop.
Jas. Dicksou and A. E. Hammond,
two prosperous farmers of the 811
con., have had their cow stables fitted
with steel stanchions.
Joe McFarlane, who has been em-
ployed in the Bank of Hamilton here
for the past three years, has been re-
moved to Orangeville.
Whatmight,
htl
lave
accident haproved a fatal
happened on the farm of
Andrew Stevenson on Monday fore-
noon of last week when they were en-
gaged in hauling in toots. While in
the field loading, his little four year
.old son Eurit, was standing close to
the wheel, and the driver not noticing
his danger started the team, the
wheel striking the little fellow and
knocking hire down ran lengthwise
over him. He Was picked up and
taken to the house, but it was foetid
that no bones were broken altough he
was badly bruised. It a miracle that
the child was not killed.
Have you Warta 7
You can Duro thempainlessly by
Putnam's 00111 and Wart Extractor.
Never known to fail. Be sure you get
"Putnam's," in 25c. bottles
Fordwich
The total taxes to be collected in
Howiclt
for the current
y
year is
882.04 ill the
Western
division
14-
002.88 and in the Eastern $11,709.16.
bliss Tillie Spence has been engaged
in S. S. No. 12, and will complete Miss
Aylesworth's term. She entered on
her duties Monday morning of last
week.
Wing Rogers ihas received the con-
tract of digging the holes and setting
the poles for the Springbauk Tele-
phone Go., Limited, from W. Simeon's
comer, 1j miles North- and 15' miles
West to Jno, Ilueston's, The Spring-
bank Co. are gt'aclually extending
their line,
The Directors of the Hoivfc
kAgg .t
;.
Agri-
cultural Society met in Township
hail Golri
, o, and authorized elle trees -
neer to pity the prize loonies and 1111
accounts The total prize money
amounts to $351,45 ; $59.00 will be re-
taleed ae member's fees, leteeing
8291,85 to be paid to tnember's.
Recently while returning . from
o
scht)
l Harold anc olt r
ao
lx . 1 t1
acv
the
Ewen
vox old son or.Aand Mrs. Kranaek,
tried a ciitnb into a moving waggon
loaded with apples, when his feet
W070 caught in the spokes and his legs
were carried forward and the lithe
follow was so :tightly wedged between
the wheel and the holster, that the
w heel slid on the road for three feet.
The dri'Ov etopped as quickly as
possible, but not before Harold's
ankles and legs were badly iujered.
McKillop
1lc1Clllop Council will holdtheir
next- meeting on the 17th inst., at
Walton.
,Mas, DODDS DE0HtS01D.--Wedties-
day of last week the death messenger
called at the home of Time. Dodds, lr,,
eon. 7, and beckoned away his wife,
Her maiden name Mary y T
sylor
McE'adzean and her age 39 years, 3
months and 23 days. , Funeral took
place Saturday afternoon to Maitland -
bank cemetery. Mrs. Dodds was a
fine woman whose death will be sin-
cerely regretted. The bereaved will
be large shorties in the sympathy of
the community.
Oran brook
SCHOOL REroxtr.—Report of Oran
brook Public School for October.
Average marks f
pupils. Senior
r
room.—plass IV—*R.McNeil,
93 ; *L.
Sperling, 91 ; *E, McNeil, 90 ; B.
Alderson, 90 ; *A, Sperling, 82 ; *L.
Alderson, 80 ; *M. Hinter, 78 ; *R.
Knight, 73 ; M. Cameron, 72 ; H.
McDonald, 68 t *L, Perrier 60 ; *M.
McNabb, 64, Sr. III *L, Noble, 80 • ;•
Steles75; G. 7 Camerons 68; F6G as -
by, 64. Jr. III—*G. Knight, 80 ; *I1f•
Perrie, 81 ; E. Sperling, 84 ; *T. Small
don, 80 ; M. Alderson, 79 ; 1T, McNeil,
76 A. Hunter, 74 ; M. Baker, 72 ; *O,
Gorsalitre, 71 ; *I. Steles, 09. Junior
room—Class II -9W. Steles, 69.
70,;
M; Long, 64 ; W. Cameron, 6.4 ; E.
Pennington, 60 ; C. Long, 58 ; *S.
Noble, 64; A. Fischer, 51. Pt. 1I—L.
Baker, 84 ; I. Hunter, 76 ;' *E. McNeil,
75 ; B. Fischer, 83"I, Kreuter, 63';
*A. Srnalldon, 00 ; "A, Lnight, 55 ; R.
Hunter, 60. Sr. I—Good—J. Small -
don, E.B
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Sperling, . �. Baker. Good—W. Sin--
clair, J. Nichol, Primary -Excellent
—H. Pennington, A. Steles, L. Steiss.
Good—W. Knight, A. McQdarrie, G.
Alderson, Those marked * were ab
sent for part of examination,
OsoAxt SHAW, Principal.
L. A. MACKAY, Assistant,
La Grippe - Coming Again.
Europe is now in its grasp, and in a
short tune America will be over -run
with this awful epidemic. Get ready,
use preventive'measures. Build up a
surplus of vigor by Ferrozone, and
inhale Oatarrhozone three times each
day. Nothing destroys the grippe
germ like Catarrbozone.It cures the
cold, breaks up the fever, relieves the
headache and destroys every vestige
of catarrh and sore throat, For Broil
chitin
Grippe
d Winter and
ill b C h -
• atarr
ozone
is best.
Sold o by1
and $1.00. all dealers 25c.
Wingham
Some mischievous boys smeared
nearly all the store windows,
H. Bosman is home from Oochrane,
New Ontario, on a visit to his rela-
tives.
Cory Baer, formerly of this town,
is one of the principal comedians with.
Guy Bros. Minstrels.
Rev. Wm. Boyers, at one time pas-
tor of Wingham Methodist church,
died at his home in Napanee,
Mat. Algie, formerly of Wingham,
and now of Glencoe, has been serious-
ly ill at Victoria hospital in London.
G. T. R. Agent Henry is away to
New Ontario on a few clays hunting
trip and Geo. Lamont, of
White
-
chuch islooki after his work here. I3.
Gordon,
late
of Wingham, was
presented with a handsome oldach
end chain and an address by the Lon
Despercite
Coughs
Dangerous coughs. Extremely'
perilous coughs, Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. Youneed a regu-
lar medicine, a doctor's medi-
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer'
Cherry Pectoral
A.W. 8++4411444 our for•Ru1M
R. banish al hal
i from our MoOtOto4
tiersWe az.� oda to
consult
d05tpe
Any good doctor will tell you that a medi-
cine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are eon
stipated. Ask your doctor if be knows
anything better than Ayer's Pills for cor-
recting this sluggishness of the liver,
— -ix.d. b7 the,T, 0. Ayer 0o., Lewin. Mrs.•—�.
don
Board
ofTra do-
par•tuue for Toronto.prior to his de -
The teacher to fill. Miss Dadson's
place on the High School staff is Miss
M. J. Baird, B. A., of Toronto Junc-
tion. She is an Honor graduate of
Toronto n t-0 University, a specialist in
English and Moderns and has had
seven veers experience.
3 Joseph Clark, who for thepast three
months has been caretaker of the
Win "ham cemetery, passed away on
Monday of last week in his 47th year.
Mr. Clark took a heavy cold last week
which developed into pneumonia and
he was ill only a few days.
She Is White as a Ghost.
Is it a matter of pride to be pale as
a lily—certainly not. What every
yeoman wants is strength; color,
vigor. Buoyancy and health are the
light of every woman, and these she
need not Iack if she only uses Fee-
rozone• It gives appetite, creates
strength, enriches blood, gives vigor
to the nerves, color to the cheeks -and
brightness to the eyes. Ferrozone is
at once convertible into health, beauty
and strength. There is power in E'er-
rozone,—try it, and know what you
have missed, 50e. at all dealers.
Listowel
Listowel's postal revenue for the
year ending March 31, 1909, was 86,-
218.83. Salaries, $2,083.
A local committee has arranged to
put 00 fu the Music Hall during the
coming Winter a course of Ave' high
class concerts.
John and Mrs. Mader, of Berlin,
announce the en agement of their
daughter, Frances,, to Dr. It,
Mel-
vinLarge, of Vancouver. B.
C., son of
Mt and
in
a Large, Poole, Ontario.
The wedding will take place on Nov
17th
Methodist Ohurch Anniversary will
be observed the last Sunday of No-
velnbcr, Rev. Dr. Carman, of Toron-
to, General Superintendent of the
Methodist Church, is expected to
preach.
MVIrs. Nelson Dickson was operated
upon recently at the home of her son,
Harry, and one of bar Byes which has
bothered her for years was 'removed.
She is recovering from the operation
very satisfactorily.
J. W. and Mrs, Scott have returned
to town after enjoying It seven weeks'
trip to the Coast and Southern Cali-
fornia. They went by C. P. R. mak-
ing short stops at Winnipeg, Calgary,
Edmonton and other points in the
Canadian West; also visiting Vancou-
ver and
Victoria and taking in the
Seattle Exhibition. From there they
journeyed South via Portland to San
Francisco, visiting Mrs. Scotts niece,
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As house-cleaning time comes around again you +
I - will be thinking of new Carpets and Linoleums, \Ve
do have for the Fall season a much larger and better as- •
♦ sortnlent than we have' heretofore shown and at prices t
* that we feel sure will 4.suit you. ••
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j Our stock of Rags is especially good for the I•'all trade. Soiu.e•
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Union Squares in all sues.
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ranging In price from 050 per running yard upwards. o
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Oil Cloths
All Widths and a good choice in Patterns,
It Is no trouble to show goods,
call s'
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g o of a new armor is Montreal
going 00 1,08 Angeles end • retnrnin
by fill Peeso, Texas and -Chicago
They bars an altogether delightful .trip
a Sir Frederick Borden laid the corner
Morris
CARD air THAxxe,--john and Mrs
gcinching
fire,
Douglas desire to thank man friend
and neig]shore for obeli' kincl0088 and
svmpatn.�yin the death r
y Of obeli soil
d'0hn, IVIay the cord reward them
it, he n for
loo MEl1•ro%y,—In loving memory of
John Donglas, who died Oct, 24tH,
1909:
Thou h 704) Iver* deur t0 u0, dear John,
Rat And Ha In wieder 091154 ,d
you looms
To Heaven's Itnppy shore,
J011n's spirit ram earth bath fled.
His soups Jiving but his body's decd,
And though it coot his loving parents Palo
Whitt Was their loss e0 hie Batu.
Farewell, deny sou, fnrew011 1
Till We ashell ised with mere to dwell
On Car,nan'a happy shore.
Lines written by hie mother, Mrs, 3, Douglas.
cam—"—,.—.—
Mrs. John Shannon Ieft last week
for McEwen, `Tenn„ to spend the
Winter with her son,
Mrs. R. G, Reynolds has returned
from a two months' trip CO Regina
and New Westminster.
Vie Road Machine Factory is being
fixed up for business, all the nrachiu-
ety needed having alreadybeen
boa t
g
h
The appearance of that well known
contractor, J. Il. Troulanhauser, in
town, revives the rumor that our ele-
vator is to be doubled iu storage capa-
city.
Jailer and Mrs. Griffin went to
Owen Sound to attend the funeral of
the lady's, cousin, the late Timothy
Hatton, a well known druggist of that
town.
The directors of the Goderich Indus-
trial Exhibition find that the finances
of the fair are in a better condition
than was atfirst supposed. They are
paying prize money and accounts in
full and do not expect to have more
than a small note to carry in the
bank. The surplus from last year
proved a very valuable resource.
Since the proposal was made that
the Goderich lawn bowlers should te-
rnove their quarters to Victoria Park,
the t club
bas been in negotiation with
the Curling and Skating Association,
which owns the West street grounds,
and under a new arrangement with
the Association it has been decided to
remain at the present location. The
grounds are to be levelled and other-
wise improved, and next Spring' a
club house will be built.
The National 4)u
Rl TraltScont(nental 1'an the.
fist ofieial train from Winnipeg to
Superior iunetion,
Bast Deadman. a little Westminster
townsbl bee. p R9 Rt
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Perth County
Local Option will be tried in Rib-
bert at the uext municipal election.
Miss Jessie Maclaehlan was greeted
with a poor house on Monday evening
at Mitchell.
Robert Bell, Hibbert, had a great
erop of potatoes this year, two of
them weighing five pounds.
Six Mitchell young men went out to
the
neighborhood g cod o
P M ft
ancrie '
on
Thanksgiving leis
day an
gg g fewdlna
bagged.'34 rabbits hours
hile being driven on the Logan
road a horse from Nichols & Hugh-
ey's livery stables, Mitchell, broke one
ofshot. his legs and the animal had to be
A record day's threshing was done
at Thos, Brennan's, Hibbert, when 47
loads of oats, 3 loads of buckwheat
and 8 loads of pens were threshed in
85 hours.
An information was laid before
Police Magistrate, at Mitchell, by In-
spector Creighton, charging a young
man of the town, who is 4)u the "In-
dian list" with being drunk,
Fred Mcolocklin, Mitchell, is 'suffer-
ing from a sore hand. He scratched
it on some object and blood poison-
ing followed, necessitating his retire-
ment from duty fora few days.
James Norris, horse buyer, Mitch-
ell, sold a pair of geldings to Jas.
Scott, jr., of Hibbert. they were
two and three years old, respectively
and the price realized was $525,
J. N. Eagleson, who for the past two
years has been organist and
choirmaster, of the Methodist
church Mitchell, has received the
degree of Bachelor of Music from the
University ofTotonto.
W. 1. Davis, of Mitchell, took a run
down to Tilsonburg to see his son,
whom he found to be still bravely
battling against his king and serious
illness. Ile was better than he expect-
ed to find bine, and sits up daily.
Ise
ae
Hord of
Mitchell, c eii
writes
recently.—We
left New York in the
morning at six o'clock, after a busy
day in the city. .The "Cleveland is
an nnmeasesteamer, and would reach,
I believe almost from the market corn-
er in Mitchell to the opera house. It
is quite easy to become lost on sucb a
vessel, but atter two or three days
spent on board we fuel more at home.
Altogether there are 700 passengers,
9 of them being Canadians -6 from
Toronto, terse from .Montreal and my-
self and ivil'e. At present the surface
of the briny deep is very smooth, but
the weather is rather cold. Despite
the early hour of sailing alargge crowd
gathered to see us off. We have
reakfast at 8 o'clock, dinner at 12
o'clock noon and supper at 6 o'clock,
with coffee in between sowill manage
to keep alive. Our state -room is very
comfortable and quiet and as a result
we can have a good sleep between
meals. For the next eight days we
will see nothing but water, at the end
of which time we expect t n reach act re h t o
island
of b
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Iadorfa whileyou
are
hi your pew at church, it being tSun-
day, On the following Tuesday, Oct.
27th, we will be at Gibraltar and
there we will have our first oppor-
tunity of mailing sotue letters home
since starting. But breakfast is now
ready, and so must say Good-bye to
everybody and Mitchell in particular.
Boping that you will all keep 'well
I remain, yours truly,
Three e unknown ones walking on the
track were killed by a train near St.
C5111eel nes.
Prot, Geo. Adam
Smith
of
Cr s 4)v
accepts the principalship ofla1115 Univeiei.
iv of Aberdeen
The Canadian Northern Rsilwey have
floated five miliion dollars of bonds in
London end will use the money in Add-
ing to their r,,On,y lin5,
!'he Cabinet at Ottawa bee decided to
Ceminnte Mrs, Robinson's eenteilce for
etaildilnurder to tell '14570 imprisoplttent.
Ken. ccbi ql
. Graham
r1
Ve
na
reception at Slralhray,wlaerq be ad-
dressed a large meeting'' in support of.
D. P. Ross, the Liberal candidate,
John li;in.ward, who is said to hove a
wife living in Dundas county, was shot
and probably wounded while attempting
to escape fl' am a Detroit eonsleble who
had 107reete4 him en a charge of bigamy.
Cures golds and breaks up the fever in 24 hours.
if you "feel yourself taking cold", get a hoe at your desler's--255,
or send direct if your dealer does not keep them.
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