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THURSDAY, APRIL et, tete.
IT bolts as if the British '13udget
WOul£l Pees the lloust',
EMIOR4TION •to the. Cxl'eab Weet
ie- on the Boam, spelled with 11 big B,
,Fence whom do the "kids" get the
cigarettes and tobacco ? Parents had
better: wake up' on this question,
DON'T haul down youe flag if you're
sure you are Fight but if in the wrong
it hail better come down ' without
much parley,
LORD KITentene b's visit to America,
will permit many people to see this
gallant eon of the British Empire.
Hewvill visit his brother Governor
Kitchener, of Bermuda.
ST. CA,THARINES License Commis-
sioners reduced the number of liquor
Remises in that city from 10 to 10.
We wonder who will compensate the
0 people whom the commissioners
push out of business ?
AMONG the noteworthy movements
on the program will be the visits of
two oraek Canadian regiments to Eng.
land and,France, respectively, in the
near future. These fraternal inter-
changes are much more likely to en-
gender peace than bode war,
THE big Conservative Convention
announced to be held next June has
been called off in the meantime. Both
parties are evidently playing a wait-
ing game to steal the other fellow's
.,,powder and thereby do a good deal
toward spiking their opponents' guns.
HON. Mn. 1.TLESWORTH, Minister
of Justice in the. Dominion Cabinet,
may go tothe Hague and be succeeded
at Ottawa by Mr. Clark, M. P., for
South Essex, a well known and clever
lawyer, of Windsor. The first men-
tioned gentleman is said to have no
special love for the political arena.
Guess he was not caught young
enough.
START a `Boost Club" for your
block and see the advantage it will be
to all concerned. A good example is
worth a greatdeal and in unity there
Ta strength. Many a town might be
easily beautified by everybody doing
their share toward itand by a spirit of
heartiness many another, perhaps
slower in the move, emulates his
more enthusiastic neighbor. Brussels
has numerous beauty spots but they
can be easily increased. In several
laces we notice tice that the Women's In-
stitute, and the Horticultural and
Agricultural Societies have joined the
boosters with good effect.
^--felts and June will see many as-
semblages in various church gather-
ings, such as rfpresbyteries, district
meetings, conventions, synods, con-
ferences and assemblies. There is no
lack of machinery but there is room
for
manyt
more men e and women to
help sow the seed and
Harvest the
crop. The unit rather than the ag-
gregate is the moving power and in
these busy times it may be an easy
matter to give the most important
duties second place. Success is much
more likely to follow the individual
effort than an undisciplined combine-.
tion.
1 : 1N another 'column may be read a
fakir'svictory in St. Marys. As his
"benevolence" has no doubt, a wide
horizon he may meet you some day
andwant to give you $I0.00 for $1.00.
This is a gilded bait but it catches
many suckers and generally leaves
with a hook i
there; n their jaw. In-
stead
=�. of bringing the law to bear on
g g
--Neese mesmriaers-the party who was
simple enough to be gulled should be
,: fined for attempting to secure some-
thing without giving an equivalent.
They were trapped at their own game.
The idea of soft headed people re-
sponding to an appeal from a pere-
grinating deadbeat for dollars "to dry
the tears of his little wife who was
crying at Sb, Louis for a new hat"
seems ridiculous and yet such was the.
case but when the fellow sold them.
gold watches worth
nerhans $1,50
for
$10 or $15 he was certainly adding in-
sult to injury, Old P. T. Barnum was
right when he said "The people like
to be fooled." The
practical lesson is
deaf with reputable business men who
will gie value for your inveetteenb
and wbo will be, responsible in ease of
ode not, turningout as expected.
Benevolence andcharity will bring
q
their own reward bub the Wolves in
sheep's clothing who go through the
country en )n in a fat living by the
gado of their numerous patrons have
occasion to frequentlylaugh hi their
Sleeve oder the simplicity and greed
of the people they meet.
A little girl of five years was seriously
hurt in a Brantford theatre by the break-
ing of a wire 00 which she was making
n slide with be teeth,
Winnipeg fruit ilnporters have peti-
tioned 1110Dominion Govertiment to i
allow tile free importation of fruit and b
vegetables dltring the Winter menthe e
tpAiih UP
You're not heed up when peer goes°
is flet
And yt>.' •01 'tt
11 1 11 », , a frayed like an clef
door 1011 ; y'
route not loud uta when your bills
fall sine
And you haven't a dollar to see you
through ;
You're not hard up 'till you see the
That you haven't a' cheerful word to
say,
You're not bard up when your coin
is gone
And you whistle a tune as you jour-
noy nn ;
You may walk the streets while
others ride •
And your pockets have naught but
your hande inside ;
'!'hat's not beingbroke, you may de-
pend,
For you're not hard upwhile you have
a friend,
But you are hard up and in sorry way
If you haven't a cheerful word to say ;
If nothing on earth appeals to you,
And if you can't see charm in the
skies of blue,
And you are hard up if you've reached
the end,
And can say in truth that you have no
friend.
In dollars and cents don't count your
wealth,
Bat sum it up in good friends and
health,
In the little tots who call you dad,
Who, when you're coming are oh,
so glad ;
If you haven't a soul to love or care,
You are hard up, though a million-
aire.
Brussels School Board
Regular meeting of Board held in
Library Board room April 8th. Mem-
bers present, Messrs. Farrow, Black,
Ross, Leatberdale and Elliott.
Minutes of last regular meeting read
and approved.
Moved by D. C. Ross. seconded by
M. Black that a barrel of floor oil be put.
chased, Carried,
Following accounts were passed on
motion of Messrs. Elliott and Leather -
dale :-
Wunevas & Co, Books $3 75
McLelland & Goolchild Books 5 22
Central Electric supplies .......,t6 o6
Moved by Leatherdale, secouded by
Ross. that tenders be asked for 35 tons
of coal for school, tenders to be in by
April 15th, Carried, Meeting then ad-
journed.
The adjourned meeting held in Lib•
rare Board room on April i5th. The
tender of Wilton & Gillespie to supply
35 tons of coal at $6.4o was accepted on
motion of Elliott and Ross. Report of
Inspector Robb read and filed• Board
adjourned. J. H. CAMERON,
Secretary,
"Touched For Ten"
Glib -Tongued Stranger Sold Many
Watches of
h s Doubtful Value
to St. Marys Citizens.
'•Is there a man in this audience who
will lend me two dollars or five d •llars
to help buy my dear little wife a Fluffy
Ruffles hat," showed a takir at the Town
Hall last Thursday evening and he got
his answer right off the bat, for several
men produced the sums mentioned from
the recesses of their pockets with sur-
prising celerity.
But the whole story bad better be told
as it happened and this is how it hap-
pened.
Last Thursday a trio of strangers
struck town and posted up hills adver-
tising a free show at the Town Hall.
'rhe bills said it was an advertising
scheme when some goods would be
given away and that a slight -of -hand
mac would perform.
There was a full house. The sleight -
of -hand man did a few tricks, as prom-
ised, and thou the real business of the
evening 1 egan,. and that business was
the "touching" of as many citizens as
possible for $ro.00 each in exchange
for electro plated.,band.engraved, en-
gine -turned half -capped lull jewelled
watches worth from one dollar to one -
fifty each.
When the sleight-of-hand man was
through with his stunt, the curtain was
drawn back and a number of small
tables were disclosed loaded with bath
towels, table cloths, suspenders, several
trays of glittering watches and miscel-
laneous articles.
Then a distinguished looking gentle-
man wearing a coat of the George -the -
Third period, and with rallies at his neck
instead of the modern collar, stepped
before the footlights. He was a benevo-
lent looking personage and his flow of
talk was beautiful to hear. He told his
auditors that he was distributing some
goods by way of advertising. This was
a cheaper and mere effective way than
spending money with newspapers and
magazines he stated.
First he offered a few towels at 5o
cents a pair -and there were a few buy-
ers. After he got the money he sent
twohis
satellites .
t s back with 50 .cents
each to the buyers of the towels And
at this juncture he sent the two assist•
a is down the w aisles with two shoe
boxes full of bank bills -from ones up to
twenties.
t s.
When everybody had a good look at
the money be began selling towels again
then tablet
loths, then fountain pons,
then opera glasses and as fast as the
money y came
to he sent it back with his
compliments.
Oh, he was a philanthropic gentleman.
He established a line of credit in a few
minutes that the ordivar
mortalI
v
could
not have acquired
in a Century of plain,
honest living.
Then just to show how he had the
confidence of those before hitt he asked
for contributions to his wife's Spring
hat fond, and as already stated, he got
a ready response. His spiel tan sotne-
thing like this.
"It's Springtime, gentlemen. There's
A dear little woman over in St. Louis
crying her' eyes out for o11e of those dear'
little Fluffy Ruffles hats. I'm broke,"
said and to show that he wasn't a liar
e turned the pockets of his eighteenth
entury clothing inside -out,
Walter, BIacK
%if
Two Large Stooks of
Furniture and
u
House Furnishings in One
We have just purchased the entire stock of R.
Leatherdale & Son at a rate on the $, The
firm is well known here and has always kept
goods of the best quality. We are now putting
the 2 in 1. This gives us the largest and
best assorted stock in the County. In order to
reduce our stock to the capacity of one store we
offer Special Inducements to purchasers for the
next 3o days.
Here are a
Few
of they Bargains
rgains
Iron Beds
Iron Beds
Mattrasses
Mattrasses
Couches
Couches
Couches
Sideboards
from
Desks
Go Carts
regular $12 00 now $10.50
7 50 u 6 50
" 6 50 5 50
" 5 00 4 00
` 24 00 "•' 22 50
i. 9 00 " 17 50
7 50 " 6 00
$27;00 to $25.00 and $12.00 to $rl.np
12.00 to 10.00 and 8.50 to 7.50
7.50 to 6.75 and 4:5b to 4 oo"
VACUUM CARPET CLEANER TO HIRE
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
Walker, Black& eo.
Leatherdale's Old Stand
'Phone 36 Residence 11
See other Prices next Week
"Nary a red, and there's that dear
little wife a -crying for that Fluffy
Ruffles hat." be continued. "HaveI
got a friend in this audience that will
end me $2 for that hat fund ? Thank
you! Is there anybody hod else t
v se
that will
Y
lend me $5 . '!`hank you, thank you
gentlemen !"
It was dead easy for that mu to get
money, i -ie had the pulling power of a
vacuum cleaner.
It was just after this Fluffy Ruffles
incident that the climax was reached,
that the blow fell• The psychological
moment bad arrived.
' The fakir was here at his best. Most
folks are familiar with Dr. Marigold,
the Cheap John in one of the Dickens
stories. Well, for language, this
twentieth
century
fakir almost t h
ad Dr.
Marigold
ben
d
beaten, and that i
scin
g g
some,
He brought out the watches. How
they glittered under the Tungsten
lamps The price was fixed at tett
dollars and, ah, there were many buyers.
When the ten dollar line seemed ex -
ASK` JAMES HJ
Parisian
Sage, the Hair r Qr4w-
er, is Neweeld In Canada. an
Money Back Plage.
Tt's a fni� 6•hty good thing, for Lhe
wwu in of (Js nada that Ponstan Sage
can )low be obtained in every town of
consequence.
No preparation for the hair has
done so much to stop falling hair and
eradicate dandled and 7mttlte wotnem's
hair beautiful as Parisian Sage.
Parisian Sage is the only eet'tltin
destroyer of the dandruff microbe
which is the eause of 07 per cent of
hair troubles.
These pernicious, persistent and de
°unitive little devils thrive on the
ordinary hair tonics.
Parisian Sage le such' an extraordi-
nary and quiek acting rejuvenator
bleat James Fox, who is the agent in
Brussels, guarantees it to cute dan-
druff, stop falling hair' and itching
scalp fn two weeks or money back.
It is a 'magnificent dressing for
women who desire luxuriant, lustrous
bait' that compels admiration,
And a large bottle of Parisian Sage
costs only 50 cents at Jae, Fox's and
all over Canada.
watches were Sold but the value of these
watches, according to the local jewelers,
is fro
m $l to $1. o.
The trio of fakirs left town next morn-
ing. It is said that the chief fakir is an
old St. Marys boy but The Argus would
rather believe that that statement is in-
correct.
But the same man was here before.
He it was who loaded the town up with
cheap razors that wouldn't shave and.
scissors that wouldn't cut. one In•tonlit
evening on the market square last bum-
mer. -St, Marys Argus. .
Morris Council
Minutes of Council meeting held in
the Council a ell Chamber,''Morris, on April
rid]. Members except i. H. McCrack•
en. present. Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of the last aeeting were read
and adopted. Report on the proposed
Jermyn drain was read. There were no
withdrawals and no names desired to be
added but a notice of appeal to .the
Referee being put in by the 'I.'ownship
Council of Turnberry it was decided
to lay the report over pending the result
of the appeal. Petition' was received
from David I. Smith and others praying
fora drain to he constructed under the
Municipal Drainage Act. Moved by J.
Shurtreed,seconded by W.J. Johnston,
that said petition be entertained and that
the Clerk be instructed to notify Engine
er Roger to examine the locality and
make his report. Carried. 'renders
were received from the Hamilton Bridge
Co. D. Witherspoon, the Hunter Bridge
Co., A. Hill 8L Co. and the Jenks. Dresser
Co for construction of a steel bridge to
replace the Cruickshank bridge. Moved
by C. B. Wilkinson, seconded by W. ,J
Johnston, that the tender of the A. Hill
Co.. of Mitchell, for a clear span of 125
feet between abutments with tate neves•
sari, skew he
accepted ed
at z66
4oo.
Carried lenders for the construction
of abutments were received from W.
Love, R. Vint D. Witherspoon Geo.
Barkley.and Chas. Barber. R. Vint's
tender at $4 per cu. yd., ez per cent
stone concrete a:6 and 500 per cu. yd.
for excavations, was accepted on motion
by Messrs. Sbortreed and Johnston.
Report on Murray -Lamb Drain' was
read and opportuuity given to interested
parties to add to or withdraw from the
petition. As no changes were made the
report was adopted and the Clerk in-
structed to prepare a By.law in accord-
ance a 'with the
report. Engineer's re-
port on the Niebol' Drain and the Mc-
Call Drain was received and on motion
by Messrs Wilkinson and Shortreed it
was decided to read these reports at the
next Council meeting, May eth, at the
hours. of 2 and 3 o'clock respectively.
Followinglaccounts were paid : J. Robb,
broken plow $3.00 ; J. Robb, set vices,
re -quarantine on Wm Sellers, $9 00 ;
Bell Tel: Co. services 65e ; Geo. White,
work on West Bdy., $2,o0. The meet-
ing then adjourned to meet "again at 1
o'clock p. m. on May qth.
A. MCEWEN, Clerk.
haunted a five dollar line was pur on,
and there were more buyers,
The two satelites walked up and
down the aisles with the boxes of money
while the chief fakir taiked suggestively
of
move be
Y to returned.
"Where's that man who bought the
first watch," shouted the chief.
A band went up and one of the assist-
ants with two fives in one band and the
box of money in the other rushed to the
spot. But those two fives never reach-
ed the uplifted Sand. Never, Never,
Never
There was an interruption. The chief
said ''Lister." and everybody' listened.
Then he went on with the selling of
More watches.
When thepoukets of those who would
permit)'
it bad been
thoroughly ltl vacuum -
cleaned,
the chief wheeled the -table with.
the boxes of money behind the curtain
and was seen no more. The sleight.of-
hand man took up the program again.
Itis reported that the receipts of the
evening were over $300: It is not
kuuwu, except to the fakir, how many
LITTLE DIGESTERS
Positively cure Dyspepsia. Promote
Digestion. Money back if they fail to
cure.
At all Druggists or direct from
'COOLY t, IG,st,
SOUS TOMAC4JaWAOCA
Hata
25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
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Wish to announce that they have a com-
plete showing of Mid -Summer Hats
ranging`
og in price from
$1.50 to
10.
$ 00. If you have not already pur-
chased call and see them.
VeryLatest atest Styles Assured.
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STOMACH AGONY
Abolish the Cause and Misery and
, Distress of indigestion will Vanish
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Oat) indigestion be cured 2
Hun-
dreds of thousands of people who suf-
fer from belching of gas ; biliousness,
sour stomach, fullness, nausea, short-
ness of breath, bad taste in month,
foul breath, nervousness and other
distressing symptoms, are asking
themselves the questiou daily.
And if these same doubting dys-
peptics could only read the thousauds
of sincere letters from people who
once suffered as badly as they do now,
but who have been quickly and pew
manently cured by the use of Mi-b-na,
the mighty dyspepsia remedy that
Duras by removing the cause, they
would go to Jas. Fox this very day
2 and get a large box of Mi-o-na tablets,
and start themselves ou the right
road to health at once.
The price of Mi-o-ua tablets s only
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e• will fltid in Mi•o-na a maker of flesh
and blood, because it causes tate
stomach to extract more. n110.4tl0118
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cutlet}ea the blood.
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CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Breadhitie, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
money back. Sold and guaranteed by
J ivms FOX,, Brussels.
Hamilton manufacturers are complain.
®o injuries
received while trying to stop a runaway
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ing of n shoringe of coal
William Wadsworth died f
AQiIlITI0NAt COM lbws
R1{oaAae plea come next,
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Ica Creat}}; signs oppe more art act
attention,
'Vue sound of the lawn mower is once
more heard in the land,
Tug dog withe uncomfortable
le
muzzle is a great wire puller,
BASE Ball practice and an occasional
skirmish at Foot Ball enliven the even.
Ines at Victoria Perk,
Robt. G. McCracken has taken a
position in Minneapolis After an enjoy.
able ramble through California during
the Winter months. He las seen a
goodly portion of Uncle Sam's territory,
Les'r week a flue lot of new books
were received at Brussels Public Lib -
very and are b ing marked and placed
upon the shelves for the benefit et the
readers. People who ,lo not avail them-
selves of the Library do not know what -
they are missing.
1.. W and Mrs, _ Heston, Park-
way Avenue, Toronto, ennbtinee the
engagement of their only daughter,
Edna Viola, to Athol G Stewart, son of
the late J. F, Stewari, Cowan Avenue,
'Toronto, formerly of Brussels. The
wedding will take place in June.
We notice that R. '1), Cameron, of
Lucknow, has been appointed on the
annuity lecturing staffby the Dominion
Government. Mr. Cameron is a fluent
speaker, of good address, level headed
with wide business experience and will
fill the bill in first class style. He is a
brother of.J, 1i. Cameron, Brussels, and
has been in the. mercantile;busiuess for
years.
COMING. TO BRIISSELA.-J. C. Coll ills,
of the Exeter Cleaning and Dyeing Co.,
With Ladies' Tailoring in connection, IINE
has come to town' to open a branch ofthe business: Satisfaction guaranteedand charges moderate. Up-to-datework done and recommendations 'as topast services supplied. Your orders
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will be carefully and Speedily attended
to and may be left at the Queen's Hotel
until shop is regularly opened,
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pr. Ahor2e'sIndlar,
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iWhen the savers of the be •-bowels,
kidneys and skin duetse-•gegged up,
the blood quickly become° Apure end
frequently sores break but o the body,
The way to heat them, as 'r,. Richard
Wilson, who lives near I, don, Ont.,
found, is to purify the loud, He
writes:
"Por scone time I had b in a low,
depressed condition, My Petite :left
me and I soon began to su from it}di.
gestion• Quite a number small sores
and blotches formed all ove ay akin I
tried medicine Inc the bl I and used
many kinds of ointments, tut without
satisfactory results. Wha vas wanted;l
was a thorough cleansing the blood,
and I looked about in vain fdome medi-
cine that would accomplish is.
coo
At last Die Morse's Indies t Pills
were brought to my notice,` d'they are
one of the most wonderfulnedicines I
have ever known. My bled was puri-
fied Ina very short time, sots healed' up,
my indigestion vanished. ibey always
have a place in my home e, are looked
upon as the family reined
pDr, Morse's Indian Rook'ills cleanse
the system thoroughly, "old by all
dealers at 25c a box, j e
A Duro for oo+e.
Cheap acid prepaeabl { are useless
-use the old sband - Pubnam's
Corn Extractor.' For fY Years Pu
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)ac's has been the one nle s cure..
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Frost Wire Fence
To the users of Wire Fence ;
We have a full stock of Frost Wire
on hand and we are ready and willing
to make you bhe best job and price on
any kind of a fence you wish. We
bought our wire three weeks ago. and
found the material better than the
Company. represented it to be and you
no doubt have read our advertisement
in some of the papers;.
Out wire is full No. 9 before it is
galvanized. The galvanizing is twice
as thick as it was at any wire we have
sold before and the manufacture of the
woven fence is much ahead of any
other woven fence on the market. We
can guarantee you every running wire
even tension and stays straight up
and down.
Frost Gates, all sizes on hand, at best
possible prices.
Apply to:
Ferguson uson
e
� &Harris, Walton, or
M'Donald Bros.
Blyth, Ont.
The People's Column
F
OR SALE. A very valuable piece of prop-
erty in London on Pottereburg Hale street
South. House, barn and 6 acres of land.. For
further partleulrrs apply at TnxPoesjPubliah-
in House Brussels. ussels.
6 , 41.Ef
WANT ACCOUNTS SETTLIDD.-Owing to
the change in our business firm it is
necessary that the books of Walker & Bladt
be balanced and all persona indebted to this
firm are asked to attend to the settlement of
the same at as early a date as possible.
9041 WALKER & BLACE.
TENDERS WANTED. -Tenders will be re•
sewed for the construction of the Prin-
also for building ementasidew.Albert Albeert
rtreet. Tenders to be addressed to under-
signed up to May 2nd. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted, F. S. SCOTT,
Municipal Clerk. Brussels.
SEVERAL pare bred young Shire Sows, at
breeding age, for sale; bred Prom import
ed dam. Seed peas also for sale. JAMES
SPIDIR, Morrie, Box 267 Brussels P.O., or
'Phone 166. 29.11
F
OR BALE IN BELGRAVE-A two•acre lot
with good house and barn' splendid or-
chard with all kinds of small fruits. One-horse
plow, barrows. light wagon and buggy also for
Bale. Applyto h1 -
RB. gO
W.CLARK, helgrnve.
FARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
for sale 1110200 acre farm being Lots 17 and
18, Oen. 0 Grey, 125 acres of which are under
cultivation 86 acres bush. balanoe pasture
land.. On the premises is a large brick bouso
and good bank barn. Power null on the barn.
Implement shed; good orchard: well watered:
an conveniences. For further particulars
apply to JOE h WELSH, Ethel P. O. 88•tf.
FOR. SALE. -Nine nares of land with a good
brink cottage, haul, barn and othar out
buildings, also a good orchard. For 1'urlha,
pparticulars apply to A. J. M, Halm or Mrs.
Joe, billing, Oranbrook.
B
KILLS FOR SALID,-Two young Short Horn
Bulla, both -fib for service, for sale. Good
pedigrees and all right In every Way. For fur.
they particulars apply to JAS. 87E02, Lot 80,
Con. 6
, Morris, or Brussels
41-61
SEED GRAIN. -The undersigned has for
"ale a quantity of"Banner" and "One
Thousand" eats for se
ed,A 1
aoaquantity
"June" peas, All � cod Olean bead. tity of
MARTIN MOHAIR
,Lot 17 Con. 1
n 6
Grey,
or C1•enbr
ook P. 0,
ARMF BSALE.-The
O e1a fa undersigned offers
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14 Grey, About being
y f0 acres cleared. d or lurid,
douse and two frame burps, geed orchard,
drills web,fences oncesin cod g
isnot sold good
condition, lou
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by March 16 h
G it will be rented,
ApplytoJohn Grout, lot 0, Brn5se Gley,
Brnaaele, P, 0. or to F. B. Boort, Brussels, Irt•tf,
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undersigned off
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aYor ato la4UU core farm,being Lot 80
,COIL 16 Grey. About 7hea
10 avamp, 8 acres In Pall wheat, 81 mires seed-
ed down. Fall plowing is being done. 0,1 the
!•arm is a frame louse bank barn, driving shed,
good orchard and drilled web: Oleae to post•
office, church and school. For further pinned..
lam apply to JOHN OSBORNE, Proprietor,
er F, B. Scott, Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE. -The 100 acre farm, be,
Ing the property of the late Peter McNeil,
Lot 20, bon. 14, Grey, ie offered for solo by the
undersigned. There aro 85 nores cleared, bat+
anoe well timbered. On rho farm there is a
good bang barn large driving abed and n nem- g g m
PorCf11 o+♦
pin house, ' nen in �• '13
s Por good condition y10 us;
well lanced, For furthor p tIdtTAI apply 0. y
JAS, A, M.ONAIR or JAS, D, MCNAIR . Beee-
suotoors, Cronbrooll P, 0., or F. B. SCOTT,
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'Royal Mail Saeames'
Summer Sings
St. Lawrence Sepon 1810
MONTREAL TO L ERPOOL
Condone Friday ay 6 ' June 3
Virginian Frida,yyk� iy 18 June 10
Tunisian Friday'tgy20 June 17
Victorian Frida1ay el June 24
MONTREAL TO .JASGOW
Ionian Saturday3)3 7 June 4
Grampian Saturday l.y 14 ,Tune 11 -•
Protorian Saturday Ey 21 June 18
Hesperlan Saturday. ,y 28 June 20
Saturday
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Sicilian M 7 June 18 4 July 2l
Corinthian M
Sardinian 14
Lake Erle Ju, 4 July 10
RATES OF PA�1$AGE.
According to stater. '
1st Class -067 60 $77, 60 ' 887 50
2nd Class - 42 50 96 00 47 60 - 60.00
8rdClass -2775 2871 5000
For full particulars o •°tea and sailings
apply to
W. KERR,
Agent Alla Ine. Brussels.
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