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The Brussels Post, 1910-3-17, Page 5SUSINOS .GAnii�i, Ci i , moO1i,,gk(a. ,N— VY • t e•ea l CO140erlrulr I,r Cli. 01 i ot. iii,r xuuey�,ly, u, „I• 033,(•0.. 133.31. Ic. 0, T. IVI. brussels Au,rtt1 tiro llleut noun Pie. 24 11•,id'r Obit ru t too,.63p the 14111 4.0.1 It,w 4ea43 tir10 tow., ta1 Uro Poo •.lay evaulu41s o1 coital mourn , .A1.Vleit is Aiwa), y W0leu 8O- 1 eat,. (.chit a see ,U1tir,,.a.$, WM. SPENCE (JON Vitt YrtNt;Lii Akin ISSUER 02' A1.34L It1 431 LLI;L+'N5117ia Alice 131 the Pool ollloe, Ethel. 89,1 JA 'RES HA 111 Agent Howlett t[iutual Bice ineurauoe Compauy 0810 au ieslde P d 1 uoe— WALTON, OIVT. - JOHN SUTHERLAND• weexteoa, FIRE AND. MARINE. GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 1 13, SCOTT AS Ali AUCTION• non, will well lar butter prices, is clatter 108, In lees time aha Imes enainei, than any other Auotlunee, 1n Past Hurou of he won'touarge anything. Dates end order, can always 110 arranged al this office or 0) ; enema! apphOatioa. • ROBT. H. GARNISS IILUI4VALE ONT Auctioneer for Huron County, 1'erma roaauuablo. Sales arranged lot at the oMoe of Toa Pon,ermine's. 92143 L1 iiird. AN 1;ONVEYANCING, vy4 iS11vULliIA— Harrlater. NO11030r, UW1003'60001, eloteryl'ublio, ha. .,ffiue-1Lewart's lMlool, 1 door !'fart(, of Obu trap Hotel. 8ulloitor for the Metropolitan 11au31. tUO t'JfOOr, HBYIi 111 BLAIR 1 � }SAR1l1STE1te . SOLICITn1AAS, NOTABLE! Y'UHt.Li, PTO. W. YAOODffooT,'K. 0. It. U. Skye (.4. F. ULAm. Ofaaes—These IOrmorly tamp pled by Messr- Oesiurou & Holt, Qonaalon, • 0a'AaIo. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DISNTI$T Bred tante of the (loyal College of Dente Surgeons of Outerio end Ffrst•class. B no - Graduate of loronto Univers.,v Unto next to 13rewrr'a Paolo, (inherit B'u,aole i Will vital E11.10, Oil tee dud Monday -o each mouth., CENTRAL E�t„/i!��i�%Gf STRATFORD. ONT. W,11..33.03uaul',u ta. 131.0 111. .aWtatt0 and he n l ho onto r,• nt nor 1101141S.•11 10 1 Commorciai,- Shorthand . r Telo- graphy depal. mu. it-• wr hay. the J " le ,,,, praction (. (Mill nu 84.110441 to Wri.t,•rn. 0ulnrie Oonr,es ore tllo Alg - graph In t,itttors expeliencerl nod wt.?C?.1 as,lst e,udnht1"ro amatlmis. 141ndenla. SY gm•0er noo miterW. urg each week You ahunld S 031 ty D. A. MCLAOHLAN, Principal.: .Flp2,�! 1.122 rly4vt.3b4 'ArIkii. ilrA,,11 iv,'.,,vi..;1.0.4c'. DO YOU NEED TILE? Farmers and others desiriug'Pile for tar menthe season can seeu1e whet then ie. quire at carload rates, at Brussels 333 Ethel stations, iforders are sent in sus ficient time to arrange for gnontit% and date of delivery. I will te/tily thi pal chasers of the arrived et the clrs and me silt in loading from car to wagons Per. cher particulars' may be obtained by seeing or writing Wa `Ea Sanders Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel Order at once. All s'zes 1rem a3j iu r6 inches mat be obtained. 'Tele from 8 inches up are 28 Mehra lone. CEMENT KEPT IN >EASON. er 41444•••••••e0•••04.411.404.. To Machinery Users A • and Farmers • • • • • • • �'T'®Y'7'PY��"►T�' r s. The New Machine Shop of the 3 •4 0 1 V BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE • • and MACHINE Co. • ie DOW ready for business. and. • with good llaiildnery end Skilled • Mechanics, we are in a position *• to attend to yotu'repairs prompt- ly and ae reasonable rates, • • 1f you will int es knriw your, warts we will gave you honest • advice and help if conueeted • with Machinery, Give tis a triad and, by horning • to Brussels, salve time and money •• for yourselves.— IGAHSID[ JIIME3 •"Mill Street Brusse s •••••••••••••••••• ♦'•4 B►tslness. Oared* MISS BERTHA AR'46TRQNG Toaoh r P of Plano Studio at 011(1 rl''s musty 199(3,Nene door Nur th of 141' 1t netaall della. O(vssula tint mS PER R L E +yHAitPE ha ss 1e.,s s an 4 1 x/11111 4101 eoPu4heTo. I Y examine - lion DI 11111 1...W0,11/111110Pt 113 iaO 111 331 the To. Motto Ou i.urva r c lar 1 ,re„ to 1 the 1 P, m l I 1 1, 314 tg Sahu pool(, at 41331 hualu Yl ulLianss4ruar. T. M'RAE Lindholm. of Medicine, University or Toronto ; Moroi et013(to and (4rn4nnte of the e.ohege or 1114+ •❑3111131 133,11 Surgeons. 0311, Pur,1•6•radu+ue 113(1334143 Dgo par, Nose au31 'Throat Posta 031, usea0t, 111 Ex-Hguaa13(rg,•on to St Medi, •. I's Ho"pltel.'1'uruetu. Odiae ove( M, At. Smith's Drug Store, '(''ole• (1(lone Oetlneation Willi 011111 tr,ell as 3111 hours, OR. HAMILTON Dontal Surgeon Pinter CAradnute Dental D0parnnlont, Toronto .University ; 144311ntiete of Royal Cnllega 01 Dune Surgeons, or 'Toronto. Office over .1 1, (toss' =tutee iir11ssuta. 3 o'WIII visit Wruxoter the first and third Mondays wed Goole thesecondand fourth Koodayn of 011011111011th. DP. 1101111011th. OR. WAROLAW Honor graduate or the Ontario Voterinnr3 College. Day and night calls. Office opposite Plow Mill, 811101, Goatxa 271VINfif Satwar BRUSSELS' Geese Some (*011oa Melee Keil - 7:05a in I Express RIPS aIn Itxpress 11;25a 10 Mld1. •. 1:44 p 431 Expreae • 13192p in Express �• 8;69 p m CaN.IVIADV ferevere WALTON To Toronto To Ctoderioh Express 8:41 d m ( Express ... 11:017 a 113 Express , .... 13:06 p m Express Stab p 3istrdct ,laps Grey LITERARY MERIT REWARDED.—The following is taken from the Towner Neve and Stuukulaii, the writer being a daughter of Mrs. James Lymbm'ner, of To)v11er, North Dakota, formerly Miss McDougall, of the 8th con. of Grey township :-Tbe pupils of the seventh and eighth grades recently began welting compositions for the Journal JWrier, and (IOW ill the last week's issue of that paper, the con- tribution by Mise Penelope Lyulbm' her on the topic "All A1ICeetoe of Mine," was priuted as a prize winner. The prize is a haudsolue piuture which becomes the property of the school, but the bouor belongs to Peuelupe. Following is the at hole :—"My great grandfather lived on a farm about sixty utiles from Losidou, Outario, at the time of the Canadian i•ebelliou, when some of the people labelled against the 3Uveruuleut. He was a staunch rebel and stood flew for what he believed was right. About the year 1830 the government sent:Oolonel tleNabb fruul Niagara to LoHdoo with a email army with orders to make p1 isouers of all .the repels. ` A- imed, tt aixWeumt 3 'I � • . 5e1• e seut3to toy great graudtlUu e'e 1.111 111 to secure his 110811ru1s and make hila prisuner. J'uey arr3Ved al, the house when great grandmother WM peewittng. supper .03,0 of the 80ldler6 kieeetecl at the dour and as1(0.1 if the man of the house was at home. (irea1 gt4LLldm ULhre replied that. be was at. tae barn fled - mg peels: so two soldiers went to the 0(41.1, and Laid him they had come to take away all Hrearms from rebels. Great grandfather went to the house to get his old rifle. Hu then 01001111.1 1L, anti lifting it to his :Moulder, Aimed It at the (stoulshed men,sayieg as be did so : "A.ny Klan whogets tins gun %Nell get mu dead at the back of 11." rile 111(:11 drove off ; but gt eat grand- father., knowing they would be back. Mel the gun in a hollow log in the woods. Sure enure 1, =1 i, they -returned and took hi,u: ptisouee. He Wits (hen taken to the city of Loudon and iur prisuued there for six weeks. Then 11e1Vs came front the government (halt all eebels were to be set reee ; so great grandfather - hastened 3 back to his family and found that his gun was still iu the hollow log. PrasiILOPE LYM$UR.4ER, • Seveut12 Wade." Hard Callouses Quickly Cured. Soak the feet in hilt watet and then apply Putuam's Painless Own ExL'ralo- toe—it removes the calsus quick(,. 13e sure you get "Plu mate's" only. Trowbridge OBITUARY.—Tbe late Daniel A1, Col-. line, of Trowbridge, was nue of the earliest pioneers in the township of Elora, lend cue of itsmost highly re- spected citizens. kits loss will be deeplyfelt byIds immediate e(Iat1 vLs who : knew his u I worth, th . and bytl e n . church of his choice, in wh3cu Yat su many years he 50(4.0 all tont(ec1 pillar. lie was Milo 111 (1eo1.gt•tolvu, Ont., Den. 13th, 1881, taut died iti Trow- bridge Feb, 18132, 1910, aged 78 years. Iu the Spring of 1864 Ali. Dollies tame With his parents to tile Queen's Hush, locating on the farm now me:tipled by :111's. Mary A. Leslie.. Emelt of the bloUlers took up a section of laud, the deceased locating Iu1'the f31 (111 41Uw owned by W. li. Nesbitt, buuudaty' line. In 1858 he married Alias Catharine Griffith whu (1108 proved a worthy companion and to 5V11on1 were burn five girls end three boys all of whom are living and Who 11t11V Intflll'I1' a loving husband and a3 devoted father. Hie son, Flunk and daughters, Mrs, John 'Vine, Martha and Ida, ivere constant ill their at - tenth 'ua toward the blase of his life. Toa other Children are in British Col- ombia. About 18 years ago the old faro, of the 6th con. of Elmo, was sold and the family uulve(1 for a time to Atwood aid bleu to Trowbridge, Daniel Collins followed fit the foot- steps of his noble father, who- wits a Ioenl preltelier aux( eines teethe fn the 11c.lhnd1W, (hutch, . The deceas- etl Was 3:011veeled in the old log school house of Trow bridge,. before any chinch was bniltend undo. the (allots elf Rev. J. hi. Dyes, he soon received ti 111(331 preacher's Ikl rise and tank charge of hie I'ltt.lit foe class, in 'Vhiell vette 85 femttit's. Yuen. after yea)' for utiles and biles 13e° Collins travel- led through the lonely Woude on foot and on ltoreeback, often with 4711ly1the blazed trees for late guide through the pathless forest, and this to Harry the glad litho s of Salvation to the sere- ley settled nei hborhu1de of Woolhole, Flewiek, Grey anti Mph tuwnehips, Oil sl` 1 11 'A 1 t ll lul.aud .(s us a itnls s r- of at s I 138 1 I 'll t vt Go his (a arid his h too t d a 13 O1)ul c t much eauool b sat d 1.14) 5 as a r a v r bol u w al d x413133 al ll h el ), t u h h t J v l t to as a t u u (ssuu •Many will b p Irl pt t l ti1r y Yil s the 111;a19 ;14 the l (00611 11f (13.1 tejoioi ug, About 12 years ago all affen13iou of the eye begat, to tl•utible loot, front which duifered'until his 1Alla1`releaso, He, however, a1leudetl fluith(ully chore,( services until about a year ago, when Ile had 1'33 keep his bed Heal'ly all the time. His sufferiflgs were borue with true Christian patience and resigns. tion, in .fact he was patience Italilf. To his letso», lie reneteked shortly before his death, "1 1313,11, by the Glace of God, l could go through it a t un With almost his lest breath before 111/0011 el b B 011etle6a came he joined' his pastor in singing, "Jesus Lover of My Soul," and eau% with hie old time vigor. His end was peace.. The fun- eral service un-eralservice was conducted at the house by Rev. S. Salton and at the church 8. Wherry, of Listowel, an old friend, preached his funeral sermon at his special wettest. A large Concourse or people attended Che funeral, although the made %vete almost impassable. Intel men t took place et Blum Centre. The bereaved .family have the sympathy of the entire community. Mits. J. ADAMS PAeees AwAY.— We are again reminded of (he un- certainty of human life in thesuli- cl3u death of AL's. J. Atlanta in her 67th year at her home iu Trowbridge ou Tuesday morning of last, week. The summons came without' a moment's warning. Her daughter said she, wasunusually bright and cheerful, and was just going to pre- pare meat for the dinner when she complained of a- terrible pain inher head and before five lninetss had (lapsed she passed away. The 'deceas- ed was horn ill Fullerton township, Perth Oo., her Maiden name 1etng Alary Davidson. She,w•as married. in 1862 to- Me.- Adams who predeceased her about three years ago. After her marriage they , lived 111 Logan and Fullerton townships for saute years mei in 1888 settled' in Logaul township. Five years ago they retried from farmiug,and have resided .since in the village of 'Trowbridge. Mos. Adams was a fine woman, indus- trious, kindly, and a member of the Alethodist church. She is survived by five suns, Fred, of Fordwich ; Wil- liam, priuoipal of the Manual Train. tug School, Stratford ; George, farmer our the 4th con. of Ellett; Oliver, in the West ; and Charles, dentist, of Bay City, Mich ; and one daughter, Miss Elsie at home. The funeral took place to. Fairview cemetery, Listowel, Thursday, Rev. S. Salton' conducting the services. Dr. Hamilton's Cure for Pimples Alt skin diseases such as purples originate through failure of the kid- neys and live,•. A11 taints that block venue. the avenues s c t health untst be nanlnv-. ,•(L Dr, Hamilton's Yi l do 'n •• Pillsthis ni.. ly. They (demise the system, male the skin smooth, restore roses to the cheeks and give cleat', dainty complex - inn. For good looks, gond health and gond spirits there is uotlling so sore as I W. Pills. 25e boxes at all Ilowick on the farlATION oceupieli by' t; Liyudluan and educated in the Gr ibli a past ei uaLie 1 u nliool, Per kh t x Years sl)0luts lived iu Toronto, new last Pali when she returned home to 1•e1l1Uit her health. Deceased wee highly respected by all who knew hex 4t , and 1101. clela)ise is regretted, tiler parents, tee) hvok x13333r sisters „- suLvrve. The teak place Fel- day li 1 I li tt t p d afternoon t0 GoMie e Ce neltl a Gai ) Hey. J Ball being in charge of the service at the Ferdwich ' Methodist church and grave. The pall bearer's were Bert, Laird, Will. Edwards; Thos. McKee, Elmer Durant and Beu (1'1(1118. As Andrew Deanerlilgg, who lives on the lot East of Alex. McKenzie's in Minto, was driving through Mr. Wells' field toward Clifford, his horse got off the road and lay in the water ill( three hours. It was removed un aL stone boat to Frank Po1'terfleld's stables and died there that night, Look Ahead For Illness. Sudden illness and pains come in every family to parents and children alike. But if you have looked ahead, and have right in your home. ready for immediate use. a bottle or Poison's Nerviline—there ten', much to worry over. 1f its a sore throat or contract- ed chest, apply Nerviline and put on aL Nerviline Porous Plaster. If It s colic, cramps, or any stomach disorder, just administer ten drops of Nei viliue in hot seater. l No family ]necliriues are Dseftil or mare depended upon', in emergoueies than Nerviline and Mervin ne Porous Plastem. They keep the doctor bill small 25e. each at all dealers. Refuse substitutes. Listowel The formal ripening of the Listowel Hospital was held of Monday. Geo. Ooghlin sold an Oliver Wilkes driver for the nice stem of $200. A. H. Hawkins, D. L. S.,' was in Ottawa attending the annual meeting of the Dominion Land Surveyors. He purposes leaving for the West. His Held of operation, for the coming Sum- mer will be the Peace River country, North (1f ,Edmonton. DROPS • DEAD.—Death game with terrible suddenness to Andrew Mason, a pronlisiug young lean of this town, on Sunday afternoon of last week. He was attending the funeral of the late Samuel Gray at Fairview tem- eteiy and while standing in the snow during the service at the grave, he was noticed to fall backwards, and when picked up almost immediately afterivards it was found that life had almost fled. Efforts were made tore- vive him and he was hastily' taken to the home of his parents, AN -ratter and Mrs. Mason, and a physician summon ed but without avail, death having taken place dome lima before. It is supposed that his sudden taking off was clue to therupture of a blood vessel, although he had been subject to occasional weak spells. In falling, one of the unfortunate young man's legs was fracturedthe ankle. The sudden and altogether unlooked for bereavement evoked the deepest sympathy n four citizen s and the funeral which took place on Tuesday afternoon was largely attended and Many floral offerings were sent in. Tin' deceased was in his 21st year and iMIS touch resepected by his compan- ions and ' friends. •IeiLlers. Fordwich M l v. B. 336 S `. u v O was Berionsly its with h t Mammal roe of the hugs, but is on the mend. Miss Dora Tuck, l,f Clifford; spent a few days visiting het,sistet AL's. J. H. Wade. Miss Tuck has secured a posi- tion (6811eed milliner in Springfield Ileal St. Thomas. Oliffoed McCurdy, who is attending Loudon Collegiate, :Institute, recently misfortune had the . r ' sfortnne f111 from to 1 J •n n a horizontal bar in the gymnasium I'14Lt•turillg his wrist anti severing a• blood vessel. Word was received on Wednesday of last week of the death of Johu Donaghy at his home in Vancouver on that morning. Mr. Donaghy will he remembered as a respected citizen Of Fordwich and. Gorrie for litany MISS AYLESWORTII DALLED BOMB. -On Tuesday t\larr..h 1st., Alice Maud, eldest daughter of P. P. and Mrs. Aylesworth passed away at the family 34 residence its 0r(lwieh. The deceased had a severe attack of typhoid last Seemlier, • and . neve,' regained her former health aril strength. Tuber= Mitosis of flee lungs MIS the ranee of. death. Bliss Aylesworth was born in, RUPTURE Cured' At your home without pain, danger or operation. My method will. cure ap- parently hopeless cases no matter what your ttg'c. is • or how long ruptured. Why wait until your. rup- ture becomes strangulated when you •can be cured ? Do not wait -Fill in coupon Aso Time Rep Single or Dr utile .. Name . Address and return to J. S. SMITH 68 Caledonia 80. )sot A Stratford,'Ont. The Perfection of Womanhood Who deem not admire a lovely women 2 The secret. ofhe*' 1"veliness, of her perfection, is health. Shesleeps well, eats well, digests well—intricate functions are vigorous and regulate. Of all %vowel's remedies Ferrozoue is the best ; (1 vitalizes the functions nn which health depends—makes pure, rich blood and lots of vigor. Every girl and woman who seeks health, vitality, looks—let her get Ferrozoue to -day. 50c l u i xis at all dealers.. ..Wingham The Pringle --Gurney trouble has been amicably settled. Town Connell has granted Wing - ham L. 0. L. No. 794, the use of Park uud streets for July 12th, also the privi- lege of licensing booths, Ste. The pastors Rev. Dr. Rutledge, commenced a. series of evangelistic services in the Methodist church nn Sunday. Services will be held each evenisig except Saturday. Mrs. Lonsia Duffield, widnty of the late. William Duffield, died at her house in Loudon on 'J'uesday of last week. Deceased was a aistel•-iu-lalw of Ales._ Jas. Duffield, of this towu. The first rural mail route Irma the \Vingh33,l post ofliee went iht'o effect em the 1511, of this month between Wingbaul and Glenfarr,ev. VVoi. Mackenzie, postmaster at Gleufarrow, distributes the mail along this route. Erol .rave East Watvanosh Council will meet het a on Monday 21st 11151. Dawson Gallagher has left for his Jhome at Moose ,law. Sask. James Wilkinson, sr., has been ill and tinder the doctor's care, .1. T. Currie lost valuable horse one day while plowing the 1'nacl. Mrs. McKinnon, of Grey, was a visitor at. Mrs. Wui. Clark's. Councillor P. W. Scott, who was quite ill, is getting around nicely. Mrs. Carlisle,, of Heusall, spent it few days with her son, 0. P. Carlisle,G. T. R. agent: Wm. Love and `Vin, Nethery were attending the Orange Grand Lodge at St. Cal bar Ines. John Robertson cut his finger badly with the, turnip pulper while doing chores for his heother Cameron. Ga1'net' Nietholsen sold a heavy draught horse to Jae. Thynoe l'or the sate of $210, It was a good one. Dr. Stewart, who purchased t• uhe business of De. Ilamilton, has com- menced 3)141 pile:Lice hove. The De. is a-HOrou boy and was raised in Blue - vale. Alatleolm 1\1'33l(311 dolivo, ('01 et ioilcl of hugs to John ArilINtl un4 for which he 14(11(zed 3222. Hugh '1'icl3ul'ney re- ceived $100,00 fol amrthel' load and Henry Johnston 8108.00 for five hogs., J iv Ellis, of East Wtttva nosh, luta rut eluesed Peon J, and W. Gray, of trlirlt, their Olydesdarle Stallion "Signalman" [8070]. T1 is a math 0110811m, 2 years old, and is a smodth, big flashy colt, with .faultless under- pitluing, through whose veins courses The9 Farnily Physician The world cannot take the place of the family physician, Consult him early when taken 111. If the trouble is with your throat, bronchial tubes, or lungs, ask him about taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Then take it or not, as he says. W Dnb1Iah syr formulae Wi ben at•b ear a •dlelnu W ui • _.f b t10a• doctor ygP -. 0 �s � ' / r Bilious attacks sick -headaches, indiges- tion, constipation, dizzy spells—these are some of the results of an inactive liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses Ayer's Pills in these cases. The dose 'is small, one pill at bedtime. v.—Nada by Wei. 0.4100•.. Lova. Mi Ud After Easter 0 is.agootitime toenter the jg ELLIOTT TORONTO •This College is noted tar and near for attperror.work aid enjoys a areal `3. soteadanee, We aesfet our students to Secure choice positions. Take one step itto -day by writing for our fres oatologue. College open en.. towards success t tire year. Enter any time, W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Cur. Yonge & Alexander eta, Toronto. �•-w. the blood royal of Lord of the Manor and Andrew Larnmie, two of the greatest breeding horses ever import- ed to Huron. 1•lis grand -dam is Jess of Airdrie, a draft mare selected and purchased by Jas. Snell, of Hullett, in the laud of the heather, This is an exceptionally well bred cult, and Mr. Ellis • is to be congratulated on secur- ing him. Goderich Mayor Cameron goes to Ottawa to interview the Sliuister of Public Works regarding harbor improve- meuts here. Friends of Rev. John Carrie, B. A., will be pleased to hear that he bas been appointed rector of St. Mary's church- Detroit, and entered on his new duties uu Sunday. Horticulture Society t has engaged Prof. Hutt to leulur iu the Collegiate ate Iustitute ou Friday evening, 18t11 nest. "Making Goderich more beautiful" will be toe theme of his discourse. The wissiol'ary amliversies of North street and Victoria Methodist churches will be held ou the last Suuday of this mouth, March 27132. The speakers will be Rev. O. Kilburn, returued missionary from China, and W. S. Dingman, Mayor of the city of Strati ford. The Signal says :—Twice within the last few weeks a public iueetiug has beee called to receive the annual re- port, of the board of 4110etees of Alex- andra hospital and to elect the Board fur 1910. On both occasions the at- .teudauce was sU small that no business could be done, and a further adjourn- ment had to be made. Thee oaition of judge � p i l,a of the Adinir- ality Quurt at, Toronto, recently made vacant by the death of Judge Hodgins, has been filled by the appuiutment of Justice Garruw, formerly of Goderich. Judge Gamow still holds his seat on the Appeal Ouurt of Ontaiio. The Adtuirality (lout at Toronto has jurisdietioo over a large paint of Ou- taeio mid deals with cases affecting vessels. TIE SPRING AserzEs.—There was a short 8188101 or the High Court of Jtistfee last week. The only case tried teas that of Biggins Vs. I4udgins, an action for personal injuries. The plaintiff is a l'0.11111 laborer residing at 0lnitoe and the defendant is a farmer 1 esidll)g 133 London township, iu the comity of Middlesex. Claims for $8,000 and costs of the action were entered. Verdict was given for plain- tiff for $280, each patty to pay his owu'custs. 0113x. Gamow for plaintiff and k'. W. Scaudrett (London) for de- fendant. Thea actions of Bird Ve. Logan, Wickham vs. Cameron, '1'11a/tier vs. Powell and Woods vs. Woods et al. were postponed, and Gateuby vs. Horton, Gouley vs, Cul. beet and Krueger vs. Hinkley were settled. Justice LLtchf('rd presided and the Orowu prosecutor was Al, 0. Johnston, There were no criminal cases, however, ••••••••••••••••••• • • • • r • Correct in Style The Latest Col t • • At Popular Prices •, IT MEANS THIS -That ifyou will examine Goods • • our assortment of Dress G only you will be convinced . • that it i sprofitable tomake as electro from ourst stock. 8 They are certainly right from an standpoint—Prices, Quality, Colors, Style, Durability and Appearance,, • • • e •••••••'•••000000•1p000010 41110.03 We want You to See Our NEW DRESS G0011S 0,4 ,t Dress Goods 1L'" These goods are to be had here in all the leadingshades—Mauve,, Wisteria, Ashes of Roses, Navy, Brown,, Black, in ancy St1 and • • also in the very popular Wool Diagonal Suiting in the following prices ; 0 • 50c, 75c, t .00, 1.25 r' :. • s • Prints • As you are aware Crum's English Prints are the finest Prints on A • the market. This is where you can secure thein in all the Newest 2'; • Patterns, e leading shades Linen, Ohainpatne White,Alice Blue,Mauve 'was • ••• • Wash Goods The ever popular Repp for Suitings can be seen here in all Ole a ,. tel'ia and a ' t the popular price of 20c. peyd. • , `! •:,> Added to above would say that Andersen's Ginghams are ar • ° y riving daily and are being sold at ®' 121c. a gid. • The time to be examining your stock of white shirt waists is at • hand and your wants can be filled in this line at from m $1.00 to $3.00 ®,( • • • •' Men's and Bos' ReadClothing • Lion Brand Boys' Clothing. It leads all other makes for style, fit, • • finish. Fur durability, wear and price. All new styles are now in r• and our prices are right. A guarantee with every suit. It pays to o, • buy the best. • • •:, • ®. • • • Hats Hats • While looking for Boys' Clothing don't forget to see the best Hats • shown in town—the "King Hat" and "Fitwell" are widely known and • styles are !right. 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