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B,UYINESS CARDS;
K. O,' T, M.
Drusaele iTo11t of the Maooaboos, NP, 2i
held .their regular r»eetings in the bodge
1800no Hasher BMOC, on the 1st anti 8rd
lnetalay evenings o1 each mead..
'linters uiways. welcome,
4,:5ONENS, Oom, a. trleeU4111,; R,1i..
WM. SPE/VCE
CONVEYANCER SND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
.. lace is U10 boat curse, 4'ililel. 80.4
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
I'1'
lrene '
I u1auB
e Company
Y
Cellos
and Resideuoe-
• WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND,
nonnimcoz,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
• AUCTIONEERS.
to13. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
e R11n, will dell for better prince, to
bettor wen, In less time and less charges
than ony other Auctioneer in East Huron or
ne won't charge anything. nates and Orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
p 0raahal application.
ROBT, H, GARNISH
SLVI:VALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable,. Hales arranged for
at the office of Tan Ponn,Brussels. 2211
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR-
• Burrloter, Solioltor,-Conveyancer,
Notary Pnblle, ho, Ufnae-Stewart's Brook
door North of Ueutrul Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metropolitan J3 auk,
1)tt0UDrOOT, HAYS .& BLAIR-
BAnttlerEES SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
Tao SLID, ETC,
W, PRoonyooT, K. O, 11, 0. Hese
G. F. /item,
011lces-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron do HOIt•
OoDRnioII, • ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEILD,
monist
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeon', of Ontario and First -alae', Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. OfIloe
next Co Brewer's Pnoto. Gallery, Brussels.
rt-wili visit -Ethel on the 2nd Monday 04
each Month.
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Do
a good Busi-
YDU want nese Peaitie„ 7 ,rctc�
Then choose the ;right School in.
which to got your Education
TORONTO
is noted throughout Onnada for high
class work Thirty-four of our stud-
ents have lately accepted good positions.
The demand for our graduates is eon-
atnnt. College open n11 year. .Enter
now. Magnificent catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT', Principal.
Cor. Yonge &Alexander ate, Toronto.
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DO YOU NEED
TILE?
Partners and others desiring Tile for the
coming season con secure what they re-
quire s at carload rates, et Brussels or
Ethel atiotis, if orders are sent in suf.
fieient•time to arrange for quantity and
date of delivery. I will notify the pur-
chasers of the arrival of the oars and as-
sist in loading Iron car to wagons. Fur-
ther particulars may be obtained by
seeing or writing
W. E. Sanders
.. Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once. All sizes from-nie to 18
inches may be obtained, 'file from
8 inches ftp are 28 inches long,
CEMENT KEPT IN .SEASON,
To Machinery Users
and farmers s
Oe
• The Nev Machine Shop of the e
°HU5HELS FIBS APPLIANCE e
Sall MACHINE Co,
e
sis 11041' ready for business. 9104,
• with good Machinery and SIdll(:cl e
•
Mechanics, Wt11 1130 115 11 positioll
to at tend toyour repties, prompt, ;
ly and at reasonable rates.
• It you will let ns know your. ,
A Wants we will give yon honest
• advice and 1x,115 if connected'.
s with Machinery.
Z Give us a trial and, by corning
• to Brussels, Savo One and money 11
for yourselves, . •
IGAIISIDE & JAMf'
IViill
Street Brusse s
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Susinolts Cards
MISS BERTHA' ANMSTRQND
'reacher of Plano
181udle nt 011rter's MuafoStore, oue door;t4ort14
of the Standard Banit, Brussels,. 8.19
Mi$S PERI -E SHAHPE
11003 8094ed suco08017119' 4412 second (xninlnn.
ULM or the Pianoforte Department of the To.
Tonto Conservatory 99 Masao, and is prepared
to take 'Sniffle at her home, Princess street,
OR. T. T. M'RAE
Bachelor of Medicine! University of Toronto ;
144003114010 and (graduate of the Uollegu of Phy
aiolane and Surgeons, Ont. Put -graduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat13osp1t((l,
Unhinge, TU. Ex•ROuee 41 rgeon to St, 021011-
ars IlkSpiteToronto.
011lee over 14.11•. S301111'0 Drug Stare, Tele -
Phone 0onneetion W1411 U47tabr•ook ut all Lours,
DR HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
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Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University , Licentiate of Royal College of
Dental Burgeons, of Toronto,. OEeo over T.
1. Rosa' store Mussels,
r�•will visit Wroxeter the }fret and third
Mondays and Gorrle the aeeond and fourth
Mondays of each month,
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Offfoe opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel,
BRUSSELS
Go1No Sour(( Gorse Nortm6
Mail„ ,,,, 7:05 n 111Express 10:65 a mExpress 11:26 o m Moll 1:44 p ru.
Express 8;02 p mI Express 8:5D
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WALTON
To Toronto -. To Goderich
Express 8:41 a in Expreee ,,,.....11:87 a m
Express ....,,8:08 p m I ,Express 9:16 p
Mistrid ,j.ebts -
Goderich
Capt. W. H. Gundry has been laid
tip with te'very severe and painful At-
tack of neuritis.
H. 0. Heinicke has resigned the
leadership of the junior band aid ie
succeeded by Roy Jones.
A Government party with a boring
machine areengaged at the Smith
side of the harbor entrance Making
tests for the. proposed new break-
water.
Mrs. Geo. Acheson and her niece,
Miss Brownell,_ have returned from
California, where they had a very
pleasant Winter's , sojourn. Airs.
Acheson -leaves again in a few weeks
for another long journey, this time to
Great Britain. .
.A. very unfortunate accident 00-
curred at the organ factory. George
Scott, who came here from South-
ampton about a month ago, was
operating the shaper when he had the
misfortune to . have his left hand.
caught in the machine. The first
finger was severed at the second joint
and the other three fingers were am-
putated close to the hand.
Auburn
Miss Maggie Yungblut has gone to
Tavistock, where she will visit her
sister for a couple of months.
• Rev. J. R. Mann was attending the
meeting of the Synod' of Hamilton
and London, held at Stratford.
John Mills, of West Wawanosh, has
takenuuto himself a life partner in
the person of Mrs. Craig. Rev. A. E.
Jones cemented the tie at the Metho-
dist parsonage.
E. Livingstone has bought a num-
ber of thousands of feet of logs from
the Auburn sawmill and had therm
Shipped by 0. P. R. and intends cut-
ting them at bis mill at Blvth.
Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Jones enter-
twined the members of the quarterly
official board of tate Auburn circuit,
with their wives or sisters, 'on Mon -
(lay evening, Bitty 204, at tine parson-
age, Auburn.
At the annual meeting of the Au
born 4ifie Club the following officers
wete elected :-Captain, H E. Knox ;
Secretary, Chas. Asquith ; 'Treasurer,
Dr. Weir ; Exectitive Com., above of-
fieers and W. Watson, J. Logan; Geo.
Beadle and Geo. Yungblut.
At the lust annual meeting of the
Presbyterian ohnrch a committee was
appointed to make arrangements to
celebrate the anniversary of • the
establishment of the congregation.`
The committee met to arrange for the
jubilee which 4vill take puree in Jane:
For a Bad Cold.
Nothing cures so quickly as tine
healing Pine essences in Catarrh -
ozone. It fills the breathing 0044(105
with a healing, soothing vapor that
relieves irritation. at once. Ordinary
colds are cured in ten nlinntes. Ab-
sohltoly sure for Catarrh, and ill
throat trouble it 4402145 litre tt charm.
OaLarrhozone is 1a permanent cure foe
bronchitis and throat trouble. Not
au expu•iment--not a temporary re-
lief -but a cure that's grievan106d.
Get "Cal arrhozone" 10 clay. 25c: and
If 1.00 sizes.
WIngham
,lames Cummings was stricken With
paralysis in his rlhgt sidle, on Monday
of last week, while walking tip town.
The population of Wingham, ac-
cording to the assessor, is 2,373, lin in-
crease of 22 Over last year, the total
assessment $798,477, all increase Of
$19,807.
Wiogharn Bowlers are malting intr,
piovemenLs in their grounds, by mov-
ing the Olubhouse back and extend-
ing the grounds so that ten games
may proceed at the same time.
A.Illl4 vel'&try seniees of Winghaalti
Ble.thndist Hannay Sohnoi w111 be held
Sunday May Stl1 The PIOnrher for
the day will be 11 v 18. W. llalpenily,
f3. l)., General Secretary M' the On-
tario Sunday Srhncl Association.
J.
14. 'McGuire, who has been in the
Inca) branch of the Bank of Hamilton,
for some years past and has risen
from jnnlor clerk1,0that of account
aaid, has been transferred to the
inanngenteld of the blanch at Ne11. ,et
Matt. ly
West, 1 l r'tl, Oil 11,- hill t'1 I'
r , 11 4,11111 t. 11 Itinl \1
(1111 r '. s , 11 ,l,l'Inl'4 Pr (
11•' I, .1 d• U11nn.t1.1l.7111 Plt'Nitirnt, al
'1', Sinclair; `P, 'T
Logue ; Manager, Jus, Pht11 11 ;Mucci- 1 co
Impossible. to epr� �pq
It is impossible to be well, simply impossible, if the
bowels are constipated, You must pay attention to the
laws of mature, or suffer the consequences, Undigested
material, wastEroducts poisonous b
p ,substances, bstanees, must be
removed from the body at least once each day, or there
will be trouble. A sluggish liver is responsible for an
immense amount of suffering and serious disease. Ask
your doctor about Ayers Pills, He knows why they act i
directly on the liver, Trust him, J, C. Auer Co , Lowell, kia3a,
Iva Committee,
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the officers 19 151
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Messrs. I
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Hickie, Bhs ler S'Vltlsh rtud
Hol)Wood,
The By -Law providing for the rais-
ing of $1,800 with which to purchase
a site and the fixing of the assessment
of C. .Lloyd & Son at $2,000 except for
'school rates, will he voted aft by the
l+rtepltyers of. Winghttm, ou Friday,
May 20th.
There passed away on Saturday
evening, April 23rd at the residence of
his son, henry Kerr, London, James
Berr, in his 70th year. The deceased
was a native of Ireland, Where be lived
until his 20th year, Then he came
with his wife to denude and settled in
the city of London, afterwards mov-
ing to c0uression 5, Loudon township,
where he lived until after the death
of his wife some 12 years ago. Since
then he has been living with his son,
Henry, in the city. Mr. Kerr was a
builder and contractor and many of
the houses throughout the County of
Middlesex were bent by him. He
leaves five Bons :-Henry, of this city ;
James IL, Robert and Charles Wes-
ley, of Toronto, and John, of Wing -
ham.
Many Down with Pleurisy.
Doctors say the country is fullofit.
First comes a chill, then cold develops
-the inflammation grows -you can't
draw a long breath -lungs and sides
get sore, and pleurisy sets in. A good
home -cure consists in taking twenty
drops of Nerviline every four hours.
Supplement this by vigorously rub-
bing the sides and Chest with Nervi -
line, and when warmth and circula-
tion are established put a Nerviline
Porous Plaster over the aching spot.
Nerviline treatment is always success-
ful in colds, neuralgia and pleurisy.
Try it yourself.
Atwood
Walter Hamilton left for Pilot
1(10mit, Manitoba.
S. 0. S. of Atwood intend running:
an excursion this Summer.
Elute Municippal. Oonncil • met on
Monday in the A rioullural Hall.
The different cheese factories com-
menced the season's operations on
May 2nd.
Tennis will be the main game for
Atwood this Summer, three courts
being made.
Rev. H. P. Westgate handed in his
resignation as incumbent for St. Al -
ban's Ohui'ch,. Atwood, and St.
David's Church, Henfi'yn, the resigna-
tion to take effect in June,
Arch. Simpson, 10th con., has mov-
ed to the village and settled in his fine
residence, which he purchased from
Jas. Ferguson, on Ring St. Mr. Fer-
guson moved over his. shop on Main
St.
Pursuant to adjournment directors
of the Elute Farmers' Mutual: Fire In-
snranee Co. ]net in the Agricultural
Hall, Atwood, April 19th, members
present but Mr. Stevenson. Minutes
of last meeting were confirmed. A
claim was presented by John A. 141c-
Cut0homu;of Grey, for barn and part
contents of
by fire April 4th,
cause unknown, which was adjusted
at $494.43. A claim' was also present -
ell from Jacob Schweitzer, of Morn-
ington, for damage .to his house and
contents by fire on Jan. lot adjusted
at $(4.33. J. and H. W. Duncan, of
Elora, 1411d Albert Johnston, of Morn
ingtou, gave notice of making ire-
provements to their buildings the
corning Summer. Applications for
insnrrtuce were accepted amounting
to $81,500. Meeting adjourned till
May 17th.
What cans a "Nerves 7".
Most people say worry -they are
wrong -the cause is in the blood
which is thin and lacks nutrimeut.
To cure "Nerves" more blood, sinew
and flab are required. You get these
qufr.kly by taking Ferroz'one. No
health bringer is so certain, 710 nerve
strengthener more potent, nil system
tnuir, so well adapted to the wants of
the 1 un -down, nervous or sleepless.
Let Ferruzone build you up, let it 1311
you with vim, energy and surplus
vigor. It has done this for thousands.
Listowel
Listowel has entered 17 ((1((1 in the
intetlnedi'tte series of the W. P. A.
E. O. Thornton of the Earn-Uo(11s
Piano Co„ has purchased 11 11044' UMW
-
11191 car.
The many friends of Mrs. R. T.
Kemp will be sorry to hear of her 9
serious illness with peritonitis.'
Licenses were granted he10 to :-
Qureu's, Joseph Boehmer ; 011411(1
Genual, R S. Pant Arlington, A.
Roos , Station, \Yui. Bl lgu 1.11 4 Shop,
Aaron Ri ogler.
Bfra. Alld1'ew Hay has sold her
house and lot on Raglan sth'eet to
181001'son Porteous for $1,900. Nlrs.
Hay will leave town to join her hn,-
band in Calgary.
S. Ayres, who has been conductor
on the 0. I?. R. from Listowel to Lin-
wood has been moved to the Guelph
,lo Goderich branch and has taken his
family to 0oderich.
Rev. IP. Beyer has been re -appoint, -
ed pastor of the El'an1ellcttl Olin re] 1,
10111 'orlon, 11.ev .1. 191Glrensebach
261112)35 1.0 Listowel, RR,ev. 7 0, Nor_
Ionic to Morrison, 111(1 Bev. 11, 111.
Ilanel' to Stratford.
the annual meeting of the'Lis1owel
Goll' Club Wag 110111 in the Council
Chamber and .nfIlcers Elected for the
:ming year as fnllo4ys.:-..2,i', (1191ni4,
1044. 9 411 a 'Irene (1rit11phell, Vice-
; 1 4.,1111,‘11-11. Hee
11,4 tier ' h„11• 1.1
:11111411011.00401 ll,av111et. .1n in.
ruc(44' '10m the I.mnblon Golf (11nb,
munlo, hits been engaged lot it
1p1O of weeks.
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Rev. 11 M 7 1 -'' 4'
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1l Alln
ill.
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t nitl ant. daughter, Nora, who have
been visiting in Granton, have return-
ed twine, Mr. Lang -Ford 'hits re-
covered from his recent illness.
An enthusiastic baseball meeting
Wile hell in the basement of the Li-
brary to organize a. junior baseball
team, • Following are the officers :-
Pres., A, McDowell ; Vice Pt'esldent,
Dr. Moore • 2ini Vice Pres., A. Roos ;
`3rd Vice fres., H. B.'Alm phy ; Man-
ager, H. Roos ; Captain, F Terry
Seer'etlld'v, A. Schinbein ; Treasurer,
D. Hamilton.
Cause of Boils Explained.
Even in health there is 'a large ac-
cumulation of matter in the system,
Which if not destroyed, breaks
through the skin in the form of pim-
ples and boils. No remedy' so cleans-
ing, so sure to drive out boils 11s Dr,
Hamilton's Pills.. They brace up the
system, rid it of humors, restore
health, ti•nd absolutely prevent swel-
lings, pilnples, blotches and boils.
Because mild -and certain, anyone can
use Di'. Hamilton's Pills. Sokl by all
dealers,
13, igrave
Wm: Pomeroy has returned home
from the West.
Mrs. Wm. Geddes' mother, Mfrs.
McKenzie is very ill.
Miss L. Kirkby left for Lucknow,
where she will spend a few weeks.
Miss Rachel. Bates has gene to Clin-
ton where she will spend a few tveelcs.
Miss Mabel McKee has returned
from a visit with friends in Toronto.
Wm, Isbister delivered a bunch of
eight hogs to Armstrong & Co., for
which he received $185.
Ernest Geddes, • while shaing a
horse, was kicked on the ,knee, which
will lay him orf work for a fete days.
Mrs. Will. Proctor received ward of
the death of her brother, Fountain
Naylor, who died very suddenly in
the States,
There is gilite a large acres*0 of
flax being seeded this- Spring. 611 is
hoped this will be a good year for it,
and redtrce the price of oil.
Mrs. C. P. Carlisle, who bus been
quite ,ill; for a month, is improving.
Her mother, Mrs. James Walker, of
Wingham, has been nursing her.
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart, will shortly
move into Mrs. Clark's hoose, where
they will take up housekeeping. The
doctor's office will be there also.
Mrs. Win. Clare: and family will
move to Vingham. Their departure
from Belgrave will be very much re-
gretted by their many friends.
Dave Dunbar sold his fine teals of
dappled grey heavy draft horses to
John Denholm; of Blyth, for the sura
of $2000. Span will be shipped to the
West.
Mrs. Cleric, of Guelph, is at the
home of her father, Geo. Dalgarno,
waiting on him, as he is unable to
turn himself in the bed, owing to a
fall about a morth ago, injuring his
hip.
While loading hay John Oole fell
from. the top at the load ou his head
and shoulders. It appears he was
pressing down on the binding pole,
when 1t broke, letting hien fall to the
floor
B12.S. Cameron Robertson had the'
misfortnne to break a needle in her
hand and had to have the b -rays ap-
plied in locating it before it could be
extracted. Her hand is inn fair
way to recovery, but she is unable to
do any house work as yet.
DIED. -At the home of her mother,
at Blarrrooh, Ellen Leishman, beloved
wife of James Dow. jr., passed peace-
fully away on Monday night of last
week, in the 30th year 09 het' age,
after an illness of several months,
Mrs, Dow was rl 0191(1r of Mrs. John
Aiiu:+.rang, of Belgritve.
Perth .County
Col. Ii, L. White, postmaster, St.'
Marys; is seriously 111•
Work 011 the nnetyustofTlco at Mit-
ellen will be begui4 tide Summer.
Tie posts' have been removed from
streets in the business section of St.
prs,
Aigirs, (1tev,) Swann, of Fullerton, left
to spend 1450 weeksin Toronto with,
her slaughter, Annabelle, who gi'aUua-
les from the Deaconess Home.
Miss Lottie I ouu>rrly, of :C'ull)trtcil',
who 1
2t`, been l
willt
wl h quinsy, has. re-
covered 1 nV1 (
l (l all(11,
returned 11 L, Zhu
duties a5
clerk B1 the sane at Clnulalty
Miss Stull° M Whitworth, (1aug11-
101' of H. Whitworth, Fit. Marys, has
completed her courseoftraining at
the Methodist Deaconess' Houle in
Torou to,
l'he Bishop 41' Huron 'conducted a
00111-11 Illation service 111 l'rillity
church, Mitchell, when 20 candidates
were received intofullcnu1111uniOil of
the church.
In the drainage case Ellice vs, North
Easlhope, heard before Drainage
Referee Henderson judgment was giv-
en in favor of Ellice. Engineer's 1'e -
port was set aside, and North East -
hope will pay the costs.
13y -law to authorize the guarantee-
ing of bonds for 8,10,000 for Messrs.
Lind and McNally, who propose to
form a Company for the ulauufuctui'e
Of Cernellt at St. Marys, will be sub-
ndtte(1 to a vote on i111ty 20tH.
101illlet' Matheson, B. A. Sc., who is
nn tt prospecting tour in the Yukon,
has penet.tated far into the•unex-
plot'ecl laud. His parents at St.
Marys, ` Dr, and Airs. ,Matheson; re-
cently had a letter from him written
200 miles beyond Seward, the last
port in Alaska. It was sent in with a
party who were returning to Seward.
1411'. Huelher, St. Marys, has secured.
the contract of pointing the stone
work of the two G. T. 4. railway
bridges i1) St. Marys. it will take
several mer, about a month to do the
work. The stone abutments of these
bridges were built just half a century
ago and, as aside from the fact that
some of the plaster between the
courses of stone have decayed and
fallen out, are as good as ever.
Tho formal opening of the new
Carnegie Library bnilding at Mitchell
will take place on May 63914, and the
board wilt have everything in readi-
ness by that time. It is expected that
Judge Hardy, of Brantford, President
of the Provincial Library Association,
will take in the ceremonies. Other
spe114e05 will be present The g -rounds
Fred. Hammond, of the C. P. R.,
St. Marys, is laid up with blood poison
in one of his hands,
Anglican Young People's Society
.lav beon formed by the young need
11114 W0141511 of .St. 30151601' church, St.
Marys,
A11'Ied 10. Johns, 141, A., tt former
student at .8t. Marys Collegiate, who
is taking a theological course at Vic:
toric College, won_ the Ryerson prize
(New Testament History) and the
Rowell scholarship (the . Bible and
1111881018,)
Geo, Garner, who diel at Woptl•
stook 01) Anvil 7.414, after an illness of
four months duration, was a resident
of St, 10la t'ys in pioneer days, ,De-
ceased. Was a 'native of England and
was in the 80th year of hie lige, One
feature of this old gentleman's life
was the fact that he had never heard
a human voice or a sound of any
kited ; neitherhad be ever bad the
privilege to be able to speak a word,
as he Was barn deaf and dumb. lie
ran a barber shop here many years
ago and triter was in leger'soll.
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L have decided to clear out our entire stock of co
to W e
e theselines and are going to offer you some o
La Exceptional Values. It will be worth' your
® while to call and have a look over these bargains
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Regular price 5 75 Clearing at 3 75 0
® Regular price 4 50 Clearing at t 1 e.
® French•
Limoges China at Hast' Pr ce>.-
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gardless of what it Cost us.
Highest market price for Produce.
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Post Officehone 1 3 Next Door to the Wroxeter
and flowers planted, and Use finishing
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to the equipment.
A sad death
ocuirred
at Kirkton on
April 20th, when .Mrs, Johu McCurdy,
one o8,the oldest and most highly re-
spected residents of the village, was
called suddenly away. She 91155 sit-
ting in her chair when the end came.
411•. McCurdy has been a patient in
the Toronto General Hospital for over
three weeks recovering from an opera-
tion. He had not sufficiently recover-
ed to be able to attend the funeral.
Mrs. 111cOurdy was born at Williams-
burg, Out., and came with her hus-
band fifty years ago to Kirkton,
where he 411110 postmaster and store-
keeper for about thirty years. She
had no children. Au only sister, Mr's.
Shannon, lives at Toronto. firs. Mc-
Curdy was a Member of the Presby-
terian church, a lady of many sterling
qualities.
Do you require
a Buggy ?
Let Mc
Lau beta of Walton
s.
Supply you
See his SpecialiBargain at on-
ly $60. It's a dandy. If
you want to save money buy
from him.
WELL BRED STALL/ONS
Kaplan 2.081 and Costumer
124114 stand•for service this season at their own stable,
BRUSSELS. Parties desiring to breed to good stock
should call and inspect our horses and ascertain rates
for 1910.
SCOTT c? WARWICK
PR.oPRIETORS BRUSSELS
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super-glutened Flour
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