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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-6-8, Page 4.Cil TlR"tDAii', IUNID+, 8. iiTr:r awe from the Chin ego (entitle strit;lten sections is still tit very deplorable ehllraoter and the generosity of those better will have to be continued to pre - Serve the life of snotty a Celestial. Doo haters are suggesting the re- estahlielltneut of the muzzle process. Many a good for nothing ranine was treated to a short cut to dogdom as the result of law euforeement loot year, poss. ibly to the good of the country. Smelt people are slaving the robins and at the sante time are laying themselves able to ll b f )ia call a oroaMagistrate fo r so doing. The bta lr e says the robin de- stroyers are liable to an asae5anlent front $L to $20, Let up on it before the Constable is naked to call By a recent discussion the Suuday sale of cigars, cigarettes, ice cream, candies, soft drinks, ete., has beeu cut out and those who transgress lay themselves liable to the law. This is right we be- lieve. The ve❑dor of boots and shoes or the grocer have just as good a right to open up on the Lord's clay as the busi- nesses mentioned. usi-nesses.mentioned. Wires 35o Census Commissioners and 8,50o enumerators at work the contract of covering the Dominion of Canada in about a month and gieaning information aloe scores lines ew s o f \vial be accomplished. To the uninitiated the series of queries could have been abbreviated without much loss but probably those directing the statestical reaping may have good reasons for covering so wide a range. By the vigorous kicking some of the U. S, farmers are doing against reci- procity in natural products they evident- ly are believers in the story that Cana- dian agriculturists would benefit by the agreement. It is often amusing to read some of the advice handed out by cer- tain protectedu taro of the highly industries rtas - or combines of this land to the tillers of the soil. People cannot be caught by chaff very easily these days. WHAT about a "Boost Club" for Brus- sels ? A good many of our citizens give their assent to propositions for advance- ment but nothing is done because there is no specific organization to inaugurate e plans for this accomplishment. Talking about forward steps is good in its place but following up the discussion with something more tangible is better. As soon as the Summer season is past Ills Pon' would like to see a bustle to hold what we have and reach out for more. It's the wideawake folk who catch the trade and purpose. GREAT is the progress of law. It fell to the lot of a Chatham T. P. to de- cide whether a son-in-law had the right to eject his wife's mother from his home. The law administrator bad the authority but thought it should be used with as much mildness as possible. By that we suppose egress should he by the door instead of the upstairs window. We are sure the mother-in•laws of Huron Co. will be glad they do not have to reside in Kent Co. Tats is a go-ahead age. One of the forward movements is the commission- ing of an agricultural train travelling through Manitoba for a month exempli- fying the dractical working of new methods in farm life. Public addresses are accompanied by actual demonstrat- ion. Good cannot fail to come from it. It is a sort of amens oris department gn o wheelsf the 0 ordinary Farmer's In- stitute. If there are safe short cuts to reach the same spot that has been at- tained by long round -abouts by ail means; give us the former. Not only in Agriculture but in every way of life. A number of gatherings of church bodies this month are stirring up the 4tiquestionof of boosting the salaries of the l; pastors.With t h the large increase in the cost of living over the days of the past it is not difficult to prove that the old time revenue is not adequate to meet the demands. notIn a few cases the out- come of these free heart-to-heart talks Will result in increased stipends to the clergy. The cleries will not offer any opposition to such a move and the people as a whole, will coincide when a little careful thought is applied to their otvn domestic affairs. Ws doubt very much if the Im- migration department of the West could become men of experience many recommendations tavorin g the settle- ment of colonies of blocks from the tJ. S. in our great prairie Provinces. In addition to an iubere❑t desire to avoid toil there isan arrogauCe..belonging to Ssmbo that does not grow good fruit wherethe negroes are concentrated. Then there is the probientbf the North. ern Winter. The reni enthusiastic may never feel the cold but we venture the ordinary nig-wottld , be aware of its proximity for the first experience. It might never bother him again as "!Massa might tie in de cold cold g ground" Caoeda don't need to hanker much after fie'Sentberrl bisoke, Agerit ed on !notion by \V J, Johnston, es- cootFa 11 �Ym l lrelcn; '.AVepott ted oat the Tilytlt (Melt di•ttin was rrnd \'Ve want agent for lieuasels and lis. tool, (.0 sell Edmonton City laropet�ty and Alberta barns. Lands. Dust be responsible party and worker. Refer- ences requited, bank 01 business pre. ferret". Gruel t'etaiens for it harder. Apply at once to HAWKINS & COMPANY Edmonton 03ty Property Alberta Fat'mn Lands a8 Jasper ave. W. EDMONTON Gaither preparations are being asktd E inconnection lth h or w the celebration of Coronation Day. We would like to see the various churebes itt this comniuuity take holt! of the matter in the shape of a union gathering v i ' U 1 at 1 111 h �addresses n g t and mesial selections appropriate to the ae c asiol7 would form apart of the clay's program. The youth of this land ean. not receive to many lesso❑s upon there greatness an 1 grandeur of the mission of the British Empire to the world. Is' is apparent to almost every tbink- Ing m ill that a . change in the law as it relates to the [louse of Com:none killiog time ou any oceasiou the Oppositiou may desire to obstruct is a prime neces Bary, Healthy disussiuu, even of a very -fervid quality may be means 01 real good and advantage but the bold tug up of business and barring Lite pro guess of the Souse, at big expense to the country, is no good and the one way to cit a stopto it issecuring adopt- ing byatm or s t P s g li p ing some forte of closure whereby ttte retrogressioniets may be muzzled and the program of the House permitted to be carried out. The electors constitute the best jury to pronounce ou the great questions without weeks of dilly-dallying by the party fighters in the par.liamet.t tary sessions. The placing of a time limit on debates, if desired, should cer tat❑ly he within the powers of the gov- erning body and we hope to see its early adoption. HOW TO KILL A CHURCH r. Don't mine. 2. If you do come, come late. 5. If too wet or too dry, too hot or too cold. don't think of coming. 4. Don't imagine the front seats are for you. People might think yon con- ceited. 5. Come bound to find fault. 6. Don't ever think of praying for your minister or your church, 7. Don't sing. 8. Don't attend week -day services. q. Don't encourage the minister, but tell his faults to others. If his sermon helps you, don'tlet him know it, it might make bins vain, 30. If you see a stranger in the audi• ence don't offer to shake hands w• ask him to come again, people' might think von bold. Tr. Never try to bring anyone to church with you. 12, Don't believe in missions. 13. Don't give much to benevolence. 14. Let the pastor do all the work. 15. See that bis salary is always be- hind. x6. If he does not visit as often es you think he should, treat him very coolly ; he has nothing particular to do and could come oftener. 17. Don't take your church paper. 18. Try t0 run the church. lg. If you see anyone willing to take hold and willing to carry on any of the church work, be sure to find fault, and accuse them of being bold and forward. zo. Never speak to anyone of Christ, your minister should do all that kind of work. 21. Don't go to Sunday School, it is childish. 22. Don't be particular hose God's house looks inside or out, but keep your own home looking nice, 23. If you think everything is work- ing harmoniously try to stir up some- thing to engender strife, A CASE IN WEST APRICHAT Mrs. A.P. Ferguson,known a well o n Cape Bretoner has cured asthma. b p th "Oatarrhozone." Her statement is convincing : "Although I was troub- led for years it was only recently I tried Catarrhozone. When en attack started I got out my inhaler and in- variably got quick relief. Feeling sat- isfied Oatarrhozone would cure, I con- tinued the treatment till one bottle was finished, I didn't use more be- cause las curedand theasthma t I v a Irma 1 as never returned." Catarrhozone is sure death to asthma and bronchitis. Try it and be convinced. Two sizes, 26c and $L00 et all dealers. Morels Council Minutes of council meeting held in Council Chamber', 'Monday, May 290h. Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last regular meeting read and adopted. The council was then formed 11110 u Ooul't of Revision and the following changes and additions were made in the !toll :—names added—T. I4. Mr Kay, 0. P. It. Agent, Walton, M. F, ; Geo. Manning, N. i 27, con, 6, M. F. ; Semite' Cantelon, N. : 19, con. 6, M. P. • Martin Grasby, changed ream S. pt. S, i lots. 1 & 2 to N. pt. S. 4lots 1 &2 con, 0 ; Chas. Grasby, changed from F. & M. F. to T. & al, F. ; C. P. Smith, added N. t I7 & 18 con. 1, F. ; Geo. Muldnon, 8, 180, con. 8, tenant ; Albert Buttery, N. i 8, con. 8, T. & M. F, • Alex. MoDonalcli N. 14, con. 8, M. F ;John Cruickshanks, 3 3 11. & 12 con. 1, M>F, ; Dogs strttek off :—Jos. Ardell, 1 ; It, Messer,1 ; T. Procter, 1; G. Peacock,1 ;11x. Johnston, 1 ; W. J. Geddes, 1; H. McArter, 1 ; D. Baclg- ley, 1; Mary Column, 1. On applica- tion of Neil Black a motion was rrley ed by. C. B, Wilkinson, seconded by 'Wm. Elston, that the pay the wire for, 40 rods of farce opposite lot 23, con. 4, Carried: The By -late on the McCaug- hey drain was read. and s there a he were 00 appeals the Ey.law was Really pass - and pa nv lstunaily adopted. No names were edited 1n'n' volt 1111111,1V/1 to 111 !roto OW tenth u. The liyhwv Mt thitPena c0elt drain was read and there tieing no appeals the By-law tette finally peewit on motion by 3iessie, Tlinell and Wilkioscn. Noted by W,'1'huell enol by W, Elston that we expend $1,00 on digging ditob 0ti stderoad between lots 25 and 20, con, 7, Carried, Tito following neenuttts were thiol: --I1. Jotlnsou, work on road, $2.00 ; R, B. Alcock, (Melt cu E. l;3ountlaty, $10,00; Chas, .Pollard, 2 days work on 16. Boundary, $0.00 ; Wm. Shnldice, broken plow on East Boundary, $8.00 ; Wm. McMichael, cut vett stderoad, $550 Dr.Stewart, disinfecting, i ea - amining schools, etc , $18.00 Dun! & Stewart, luwbet -culve t and drawing timber, $20,00 ; R Stonehouse,fowl- gating house and material $5.00 $lnnicipal World, road lists, $2,17 ; h iett[1 Btna, advert iy l , �l90 Win/themTimes lay Jitwe canis, ad Win/them vettising $24.0U• lV J. Smith tile ou stderoad, $2.75 ; A. Jilrponald, Tress Grey; & 1l,. 130y. ace., 854,28 lung Batt', b❑tyiug a caw, $200 Elliott Bios,. tile on road, $5.80 Thos. Ellis, repairing culvert, $1.00 ; A. llacltweit, 13y -laws Clerk's fees, drains, $78.00. The Council then adjourned to sweet tigain Menday, June 1911,,1911, at 10,80 tt. ht. A. MACEWEN, Clerk. PROVED AFTER FiFTY YEARS The test, of time has proved . that Patina n s torn latetteietor cures t ti gitiek- el with less discomfort, and mote thoroughly than any Lhiug else 'Con- tains no acids 1-, pnryly vegetable and absolutely guaranteed. Insist an "Putnant's" only—itts the best._ THE WESTERN FAIR London Ontario Prize Lists, Entry Angus, told advertising matter of different kinds in cuneectiou with the Western 1�aLr of Lnndou, Ontario, have !leen sent out by Ole management, Out. lhuus- antl 1)0llats in each hat been added 10 the prizes this year. Breeders and Stockmen should make m1011150008 to inelittle this popithll Bxhibilinn 1,1 their (et cult this vette. Hxliibithee at the LoudonExhibition always report laige sales of their Stock as a result of atteudiug. It is fully expected that this year will eclipse them all, and therefore all who hare worthy stock of any cannot anno afford kind t cl tc t lutes it, The dates this year are September 8th to 10th IY you have not receive(' a Prize List write the Secretary, A. M. Hunt, London, stating the kind of entry form you wish and it will be promptly sent. HAIR BEAUTIFIER Refined Women the World over Nee It Every woman knows that there is nothingso good for hair and scalp 1 tremble as Parisiittt Sage. If Parisian Sage is used two or three times a week it will keep the scalp nice and clean and remove dandruff. it makes the hair lustrous and fluffy, and keeps itfxomfalling out. We urge every woman who loves radiant and fascinating hair to go to Jas. Fox to -clay and get a large 50 cent bottle of Pat iaian Sage. He guaran- tees it to cure dandruff, falling hair and itching scalp, or [Honey back, OUR MONTREAL LETTER. Patriotism costs money and money talks. This time money is asking ques- tions. Last Winter the 13i11 of the Long Sault Development Company, seeking power to dem the St. Lawrence river at the Long Sault Rapids near Cornwall, came up for a hearing before the Com- mittee on Rivers and Harbors of the United States Congress J. Wesley Allison of Morrisburg, Ontario, went to Washington, it was understood here, to oppose it from the standpoint of a patriotic Canadian looking after the in- terests of his country. It now appears that Mr. Allisou's little trip cost some- thing like fifteen thousand dollars aid he is asking reimursement from certain citizens of Montreal for his patriotic motives. Some days ago a meeting of the Board of Trade was held at t rielt the question was brought up. One member asked if fifteen tbonsaud dollars was not rather a large amount for so short a trip. and whether it would not advisable s t be ac sable to ask Mr. Allison for some of e so tt at i account- ing instead of the general lump sun statement he had placed before them. It also appeared to he the impression of the Board of Trade that Mr. Allison batt undertaken the journey ou his own re - Change in Business The undersigned has purchas- ed Lite Harness Bust Imes of G. House, Turn berry st., Brussels, who will continue it in Lite old stand where he'tvill be pleased to meet tt11 the old customers of the shop and [Hatay new ones. A full line of both Light and Leavy Harness and Ilorse Goode always in stock or matte to order. Nice range of Grips, Trunks, Telescopes, &e., tc. choose from at moderate prices. Will much annrecia te a share of public patronage. Careful attentionersnnall given to either xepaitt's or new Work. G.C. anners HAItNI6'SS MAKER sponsib lity and had not made any sag. e stion as to •t t l ureemeut r is s i ata .e prior tut. g P departure forthe .American capital It. op has also transpired since That Mr. Allison is int:rested In a small water power de- velopment at Waddington, N. Y. Which would nut be worth developing were the long. Sault plans to go through, It was therefore decided to offer Mr. Allison five hundred dollars as Montreal's there of the fifteen thousand and in the future fight their owe battles It is not likely that there will be any more opposition to the long Sault from Montreal anyway, t uponi i es i anon -' as .v t u h as been found that the proposition will benefit rather damage Ole port .of Montreal. A • 1IAMILrss PsOV1WCE There isa gloom among tbemembers of the ancient if not royal order of tramps. for plans are now under way to make Quebec the first' trampless pro. vince to the county and to change it from the paradise of panhandlers, which it now is, to a tet ntory tobe shunned: by every piofessional hobo. .Of the 200,000 tramps in ibe whole count re figures slimy thatabi,nt 20,000 of this army of Special parasites are always to be.found ut this ~'Ate and about io,000 in this 0 1. 0 tate More than $t,000,000 a vent t. spent for the maintenance of-- this fthis army in jails and other institutions, while the cost of the damage to properly and crimes committed together with general contributions bt'lups the total up to $5,000,000. While the plan by n hieh It is proposed to wipe out this wasteful expenditure mid at the same time elitnt- nate the tramp problem has never been tried in this country it has proven so successful abroad that there is no donut as to its efficiency here. It proposes 10 establish somewhere in the country a 'tramp farm colony to which vagrants can be sent and where the products of their labor will be used toward their mainten- ance. The professional hobo for whom work has no attractions will doub'less give the province a wide berth while those sent to the farm will be given an opportunity to become useful citizens. The most successful of these colonies it. road actually makes mooav and it is believed that a similar result co h be accomplished here [tie aNTEEN Ya to LOCVSTe L'he seventeen year locust promises to live up to his reputation for regularity and his song ie mein- to he heard in the land, at letest in this vicinity, for these ntuclt talked of and seldom seen insects have been found in thy ground in such a State of advanced development as to make it stem certain that within a weak. or days trey will make their Err ap• 1i peanutce bereabnu a sn ce 18g4 emelt advent is not regained with such ap prehension as iu former years, however, sitace scientists say that the amount of damn a which the do is cons ]a 'ivel v ra g v l slightand that their notoriety is chiefly clue to their rem irlcable habit of appear - HOW TO LIVE LONG With healthy kidneys, one has a good chance to live long, but weals kidueys afflict old age with great dis- comforts. The back becomes bent and latae, rheuma- tism is chromic, eyesight fails and too frequent Pt' involuntary passages of the urine 0anse 0m- barrassntent by day and lost oC sleep by night. Booth's Kid- ney ,Pills bring new Strength to old backs and quick 1 ' relief to' weakened kidneys. They banish backache and rheumtttietitin regulate the bladder and urine.! Booth's Kiclitey Pills are Inc sick kidneys in old told young and are guaranteed by the. peoptietto-e, 'T'lte Vote; Fele, �t. T. Booth (lo. ,l,1 a B to ( Ltd., TctLlltie, Out, Sold.eveeywhcre 60o, box, Free Wei sent on request. Sold and guaranteed ht Dt❑ssels by Itis. Fog. tag only once every seventeen years. Should the locust give npthi speculiari- ty and become re alar yearly visitor, it held that he would soon sink into oblivion in comparison to many other annual pests which dot far more damage without achieving any particular notice. Nevertheless lots of peopIe hereabouis are.propltasying that the seventeen-year locust will not leave' a single tree or shrub in this city—a prophesy which would be very serious if it only happen ed to be true. A DOUBLE CURE FOR DOUBLE. TROUBLE Father: Morriscy's llo. 26 Cures Catarrh by a Combined Treatment. The sudden weather variations in our climate result in a great many cases of catarrh—a troublesome disease usually considered hard to cure, and one which often leads to serious pulmonary and intestinal troubles. A neglected cold in the head weakens the nasal membranes, so that at every future exposure the trouble returns. At length these conditions are fastened onto the system, and the sufferer undergoes the annoyance and danger of chronic catarrh. Some doctors confine themselves to prescribing external applications, and thus do not reach the seat of the trouble - Others give internal treatment exclu- sively, and thus do not promptly relieve the affected parts. . Father Morriscy, the skilled priest- physician, riestphysician, rightly reparded catarrh as a double trouble, consisting of unpleasant local effects and tbeir fundamental causes, the latter having to do with im- paired general vitality. His famous remedy, No. 26, is a com- bined cure for catarrh. It consists of tablets to be taken three tines a day, and. an especially compounded salve. The salve is antiseptic, and quickly heals the inflamed nienibranes of the eThe tablets nasal passages. to istol p g. go the tof the troublea. restore sea tl and e. re the system ys m to its usual tone, Together, they cure, Insteadof neglecting a disease that is unpleasant to yourself and to others, and one which often leads to pneumonia and Consumption, it is surely the part of wis- dom to take timely steps to do away with the effects and at the sante time remove the cause. No, 20 does just that, 50c. for the combined treatment, At your druggist's, o r from Father Mo rriscy MedicineCo Ltd Montreal, Que. tin p_ Po alar. Stalk ons Following will be the routes of the horses named for season of 1911 [— 'THAT W CLL KNO WN STALLION LOUDON'S FAVORITE (100781- 018121 J. J. MCGAVIN, Proprietor Will stent) this seesot, at tin own stable, Lot 22, Omi 18, 61cEillop. Colts by Loudon's Fav- orite won 1st and earl of Seaforth, acid let and 2nd itt Brussels Just Fall, Terms -18, 40.8 ADMIRAL VASEY ANnrtetw F. Beaver & Sow, .Props. Monday willleave hie own eteble,.Lot 21, Ord Line, Norris,and go West 1)4 miles, then North to Chits. Agar's, 2nd Liue, for -noon ; than East 254 miles,- then North to Geo. John- ston's, 1st Lilile, Mortis, for night. Tuesday will proceed hest via Jamestown to Club. Johnston's, Con, 2 Grey, for noon ,; then fest to J, E. Roland's eiderond, then South to Richard Mille', Con. 0, Grey, for night. Wednesday South 154 mhos, then East to David Carcoma for noon ; then West 2 miles, then North 'via R.Dilworthe eidorond, then West to P. Bishop's, 0th Con. Grey, for night, Thursday West to Oliphant Smith's side, road, then South to Dib (Ion,. Grey, then West to Atttorientt Hato, Brussels, for noon • then South totet . f l t N ahopa, 0th Line, Morrie, tot nicht. #Ally Weed)4 miles to 81111610a siderearl, flame North tin Wm. MilMOH for noon North to his owe stable for nighw erehho wilt roman tut tit Saturday noon. Saturday Afternoon will go West to 0lie •Ire (layoffs?, nail return home whore he will re. main until the following Mondny morning, DRUGGIST PRAISES D. D. D. "You(' D. D. D. Prescription' for Eczema is the best thing we have ever handled, and is giving good satisfact- ion with our oustomera."— Spur Steventon Drug Oo., Bit Ile, Man. "I have bad Eczema on and off for about three years, and notbing I tried has done 00 much gond as D. D. D. It will stop that irritation in a few minutes. Iean do my washing and if`. I have D. D. D. on hand it will ease it at once," writes Mrs. A. T. Squires, Coleman, Ont. These are just samples of letters we are receiving everyday from grateful patients all over the country. "Worth its weight in gold." "All my pimples washed away by D. D. D." "I found instant relief." "D: D. D. is little short of mirculous." These ate the wot'cls of others in describing the great skin remedy, D. D. D. Proven by thousands of cures, for ten years, to be absolutely harmless and reliable in every ease of skin. trouble, no matter what itis. Write to -day for free trial bottle to the D. D. D. Laboratories, Dept. B. P. 40 Colborne St., Toronto. (For sale by all Druggists) The People's ,Column TORO"HRED YORKSHIRES, either sex, at breeding age, for sale. Alen 2 young Shorthorn bulls, one of them 1st prize winner at Brussels Pair. JAS. SPE120, Lot 110, Con. 0, Morrie. Box 270 Brussels P. 0, 'Phone 108. AT A BARGAIN.—W111 dispose of. cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, et 4850, a great bargain, in order to secure guielt sale.. Bey may belted from Mr. J. Leckie. Por further particulars see lir. Leckie or write the under- signed. 3. H. CAMERON 10 St. George St., London. COMFORTABLE BRICK BOIJSE With stable, well, Jae. and 2 eared of choice iandfor sale in the Southerlypart of Brus- sels.. Immediate possession can be givetn. For further particulate apply to P. 8, Scott, Brun sole, orJNO. MOARiliUR, Willi on P.O. - ARM 5015 SALE --Beim; Lot 20; Con. 14, MaU cleared. town , containing is a brick 08 notes,nitd bat', On t . premisesisabrick house, bank barn with hag Pett combined, and a new power mill for pumping, grinding, .Ec. • also good bearing orohar, ,chiefly Soya. Land. is in extra good state of cultivation, having been Dropped light and large stock of both hogs and cattle Ped on It for yeare. Farm is situated )4 miles Prom school and 2 miles ffoin Walton O. P. R. station. Per further � petition - Mrs write ,T. R. BA MILTON, Walton P.O., or apply on the premises. s es EfS• P t leAInt f FOR SAID Tlie 102 acre farm, ne- s- the property of the late Peter lioNeil Lob 211, (Jon. 14,Grey, is G r offered acres salecleared, the ooeo well ti there aro O6 acres there is a good od bank arn,1,n On the farm there iso om- ff' rtablellooee. /ergo eeo in good riving 1conditionaa Id well fenced. Per furtherth partionlars apply -toJAS. A. MoNAI or JAS, D. . t, Exec- utors, Orenbroot P.O., mP. S. SCOTT, Beels. 7-tf I FARM FOR SALE.—Tho undersigned oilers for sale, his 100 sore farm, bents Lot 00, Oou, 15, Grey, About 70 pores cleared, balenee in swamp, limes In Fall wheat, 81 aorta seed- ed down. Pall plowing is being done. On the farm is a frame house, bank barn, driving shed, good orchard and drilled well, Close to post. Whoa, church and school.' For farther portion - tars apply to JOHN OSBORN1ll Proprietor, or P. 8. Scott, Brussels,. F11.1(1 FOR SALE, being 'Southhet/ Lot 25, Don, 4, Morrie township, Huron Oo,, eon- taining 100 sores more or less. On the pprem- ises is a frame !tours,bank barn, good orchard well, Windmtil, ,&a, All cleared except about an Dei'e. Bawl i5milestlistent. Only 23.4 mites tram Brussels, 4 acres of Pall wheet 11, and about 50 "ores seeded down, For pride, terms and other information apply on the premises or if writing Brussels, .P. 0, Phone 120. Orli!. 8. Scott, Brussels. 11.11 'A. L, KCRR,.Proprietor. WARMS POR SALE,—Lots 21 and 22, Con. 14, Meliilleep, and Lot 28 on the "10th Conces- sion. Leta 21 and 00 compose. the Gardiner boas and contains a180acres, aI llast l wellfonoo4, well tile drained ansi hint 1t, acres ofgood hardwood bush ; good comfortable buildings with all modern im- provements ; plenty of good spring water and good Minting orchard, This is one of the oho/deet farms sln the Cblilt t of eat., nisi will aeon sold ort corms to suit enrolment., Lal, 60eontarns 125001%81,001 amsll house and here all in pasture and utas been for years. There are ton notes of good bash on flus farm. For further particulars apply to ALEX, GIARDIN- IDl:t, Waltoh P.O., or on the premises, 45-11 CENTRAL STRATFOAD. ONT. 0 A Large School A Good School Ot. The Beat .4 > This school has a oontinental repute- /11'2f epute- 15 ' [ton Pur hi 'h grndo work and nor the eaoeese of Itsatndents. We have three i� ' dopertmente,—Oominereial Shortheitd 6 4 end Telegrnpl,y. Ambttioue young 7 inert end wome [ 0 1 en n a ea nd a d aro o oe 1' for. our Jorge free catalogue, rodo for it once and see what ear greduatea are doing. This. Is a good t me f t s o i o the ear are n. to g r y enter our classes. Students are u 45 tering each week, Commence our a 8 course nt once. 5' G; D. A. MOLACHLAN, Principal. ��rr4 9 wl,v ve 1i' C� wLY yiiY 4'x'4 -,Y ri.9 ' riiY. - a , ,a e. .t e e a ,i e. �4-v „0 •1 - ,•e • THE BEST RECRE • • ATION IS • • • • • •• • �Od�l►A�A�.i�. • • • • •, • �;. d a k • • • oti.e+ O • s • • • !"T77tg^rRa-7atirTae O • ' s Now that the bi'igllt 2 clays are here good Pic- - • tutesat'eeasilyobtained. • • We carr a complete • line of Ko laky and! Ko- • 2 Ask for a copy of the •._ New Kodak Catalogue. • Y • • • Vendtj•••a • Jeweler and Engraver e • o Wroxeter • • 40••A••••••••••••••044.•••6m 0•••••••••••••••••••••••• s • • Ta Machinery Users • • • ••• • 0 • • ♦ • O • ♦ and farmers • eT...®PV-v—O'rY`I"‘r • • The Nevi Machine Sha of the • P o BRUSSELS EIRE APPLIANCE Ow ® and MACHINE Co. 4, is now ready for business, arm, te • with good Maehiueryand Sicilled • lyleohanios, we are in a position ioattond'toyour 1'epaiesprompt- • ly and at reasonable rates. 4 • Ifnil will -lot us Y know yput ® wants we will give you Honest ••advies and help if connected t • with Machinery. d • G'1'ye tlaa trill! aria bye0nliuy yy • to Brussels, save time and money t • for yourselves.t • a • 3 s ~, • • • t AUS JAMES � � S , $Mill Street Brussels 40•4.e44.04444•40•40404•0.09 _ ___ ____ ._. _ I111 11_ 111111 111I II111111311111111IMI1I II111111 cf (. + t {" . ? lii, ' ' 4 •W "What's Its Rose," "Yes"—she Added "Makes "in tflour a—and Rose FivE what the grew Bud it oven. —abs things.), ROSES, flour makes encouraged. very rise in orb interested. gluten, the It's s all Bud,is your sagely: mixer the l the elastic dough and wat Bud? er expand .art and rc,�e, 1 m of ilk lit 1 "In gluten. said 1s'pose e seause.t's exceeding) all rich made '41' a from' lot "more Manitoba water •-- wheat. makes those Takes fat up loaves-- a //y// �/ ,1.. '� y -- Fid S - EROSE ,,.tiy�41, m�,t1r '�' 1 e: ._ "lasts 'Saves Bud in longer money, +s big voice: too." doesn't ft?" asked Rose. ®:> "The Use And fat FIVE Rose loaf ROSES said makes the always. YES. fat pocketbook," e ltenr 011111111111101 .. Xtx f iIi �III1II1 1 I IDIIIIIIIIII iu ' i.i IIIIIINI11111111111111111111 VIIIIIl IIIIIil 1111111111 iI 1 Iii! IIIII IIIA �U I , )IUIi it „, tns II I allIl IIIIIIININlliii i ,1 drot p.,,I I IIDiiiil lDllll IlIllllliIlll I iiilllli 1 lhIl' lliiifill III lllill I1tiliiti011iiiui4 ,4,tE Os O$O no009 0,1, 80 0000480 e r r[o MONiRE,t t sponsib lity and had not made any sag. e stion as to •t t l ureemeut r is s i ata .e prior tut. g P departure forthe .American capital It. op has also transpired since That Mr. Allison is int:rested In a small water power de- velopment at Waddington, N. Y. Which would nut be worth developing were the long. Sault plans to go through, It was therefore decided to offer Mr. Allison five hundred dollars as Montreal's there of the fifteen thousand and in the future fight their owe battles It is not likely that there will be any more opposition to the long Sault from Montreal anyway, t uponi i es i anon -' as .v t u h as been found that the proposition will benefit rather damage Ole port .of Montreal. A • 1IAMILrss PsOV1WCE There isa gloom among tbemembers of the ancient if not royal order of tramps. for plans are now under way to make Quebec the first' trampless pro. vince to the county and to change it from the paradise of panhandlers, which it now is, to a tet ntory tobe shunned: by every piofessional hobo. .Of the 200,000 tramps in ibe whole count re figures slimy thatabi,nt 20,000 of this army of Special parasites are always to be.found ut this ~'Ate and about io,000 in this 0 1. 0 tate More than $t,000,000 a vent t. spent for the maintenance of-- this fthis army in jails and other institutions, while the cost of the damage to properly and crimes committed together with general contributions bt'lups the total up to $5,000,000. While the plan by n hieh It is proposed to wipe out this wasteful expenditure mid at the same time elitnt- nate the tramp problem has never been tried in this country it has proven so successful abroad that there is no donut as to its efficiency here. It proposes 10 establish somewhere in the country a 'tramp farm colony to which vagrants can be sent and where the products of their labor will be used toward their mainten- ance. The professional hobo for whom work has no attractions will doub'less give the province a wide berth while those sent to the farm will be given an opportunity to become useful citizens. The most successful of these colonies it. road actually makes mooav and it is believed that a similar result co h be accomplished here [tie aNTEEN Ya to LOCVSTe L'he seventeen year locust promises to live up to his reputation for regularity and his song ie mein- to he heard in the land, at letest in this vicinity, for these ntuclt talked of and seldom seen insects have been found in thy ground in such a State of advanced development as to make it stem certain that within a weak. or days trey will make their Err ap• 1i peanutce bereabnu a sn ce 18g4 emelt advent is not regained with such ap prehension as iu former years, however, sitace scientists say that the amount of damn a which the do is cons ]a 'ivel v ra g v l slightand that their notoriety is chiefly clue to their rem irlcable habit of appear - HOW TO LIVE LONG With healthy kidneys, one has a good chance to live long, but weals kidueys afflict old age with great dis- comforts. The back becomes bent and latae, rheuma- tism is chromic, eyesight fails and too frequent Pt' involuntary passages of the urine 0anse 0m- barrassntent by day and lost oC sleep by night. Booth's Kid- ney ,Pills bring new Strength to old backs and quick 1 ' relief to' weakened kidneys. They banish backache and rheumtttietitin regulate the bladder and urine.! Booth's Kiclitey Pills are Inc sick kidneys in old told young and are guaranteed by the. peoptietto-e, 'T'lte Vote; Fele, �t. T. Booth (lo. ,l,1 a B to ( Ltd., TctLlltie, Out, Sold.eveeywhcre 60o, box, Free Wei sent on request. Sold and guaranteed ht Dt❑ssels by Itis. Fog. tag only once every seventeen years. Should the locust give npthi speculiari- ty and become re alar yearly visitor, it held that he would soon sink into oblivion in comparison to many other annual pests which dot far more damage without achieving any particular notice. Nevertheless lots of peopIe hereabouis are.propltasying that the seventeen-year locust will not leave' a single tree or shrub in this city—a prophesy which would be very serious if it only happen ed to be true. A DOUBLE CURE FOR DOUBLE. TROUBLE Father: Morriscy's llo. 26 Cures Catarrh by a Combined Treatment. The sudden weather variations in our climate result in a great many cases of catarrh—a troublesome disease usually considered hard to cure, and one which often leads to serious pulmonary and intestinal troubles. A neglected cold in the head weakens the nasal membranes, so that at every future exposure the trouble returns. At length these conditions are fastened onto the system, and the sufferer undergoes the annoyance and danger of chronic catarrh. Some doctors confine themselves to prescribing external applications, and thus do not reach the seat of the trouble - Others give internal treatment exclu- sively, and thus do not promptly relieve the affected parts. . Father Morriscy, the skilled priest- physician, riestphysician, rightly reparded catarrh as a double trouble, consisting of unpleasant local effects and tbeir fundamental causes, the latter having to do with im- paired general vitality. His famous remedy, No. 26, is a com- bined cure for catarrh. It consists of tablets to be taken three tines a day, and. an especially compounded salve. The salve is antiseptic, and quickly heals the inflamed nienibranes of the eThe tablets nasal passages. to istol p g. go the tof the troublea. restore sea tl and e. re the system ys m to its usual tone, Together, they cure, Insteadof neglecting a disease that is unpleasant to yourself and to others, and one which often leads to pneumonia and Consumption, it is surely the part of wis- dom to take timely steps to do away with the effects and at the sante time remove the cause. No, 20 does just that, 50c. for the combined treatment, At your druggist's, o r from Father Mo rriscy MedicineCo Ltd Montreal, Que. tin p_ Po alar. Stalk ons Following will be the routes of the horses named for season of 1911 [— 'THAT W CLL KNO WN STALLION LOUDON'S FAVORITE (100781- 018121 J. J. MCGAVIN, Proprietor Will stent) this seesot, at tin own stable, Lot 22, Omi 18, 61cEillop. Colts by Loudon's Fav- orite won 1st and earl of Seaforth, acid let and 2nd itt Brussels Just Fall, Terms -18, 40.8 ADMIRAL VASEY ANnrtetw F. Beaver & Sow, .Props. Monday willleave hie own eteble,.Lot 21, Ord Line, Norris,and go West 1)4 miles, then North to Chits. Agar's, 2nd Liue, for -noon ; than East 254 miles,- then North to Geo. John- ston's, 1st Lilile, Mortis, for night. Tuesday will proceed hest via Jamestown to Club. Johnston's, Con, 2 Grey, for noon ,; then fest to J, E. Roland's eiderond, then South to Richard Mille', Con. 0, Grey, for night. Wednesday South 154 mhos, then East to David Carcoma for noon ; then West 2 miles, then North 'via R.Dilworthe eidorond, then West to P. Bishop's, 0th Con. Grey, for night, Thursday West to Oliphant Smith's side, road, then South to Dib (Ion,. Grey, then West to Atttorientt Hato, Brussels, for noon • then South totet . f l t N ahopa, 0th Line, Morrie, tot nicht. #Ally Weed)4 miles to 81111610a siderearl, flame North tin Wm. MilMOH for noon North to his owe stable for nighw erehho wilt roman tut tit Saturday noon. Saturday Afternoon will go West to 0lie •Ire (layoffs?, nail return home whore he will re. main until the following Mondny morning, DRUGGIST PRAISES D. D. D. "You(' D. D. D. Prescription' for Eczema is the best thing we have ever handled, and is giving good satisfact- ion with our oustomera."— Spur Steventon Drug Oo., Bit Ile, Man. "I have bad Eczema on and off for about three years, and notbing I tried has done 00 much gond as D. D. D. It will stop that irritation in a few minutes. Iean do my washing and if`. I have D. D. D. on hand it will ease it at once," writes Mrs. A. T. Squires, Coleman, Ont. These are just samples of letters we are receiving everyday from grateful patients all over the country. "Worth its weight in gold." "All my pimples washed away by D. D. D." "I found instant relief." "D: D. D. is little short of mirculous." These ate the wot'cls of others in describing the great skin remedy, D. D. D. Proven by thousands of cures, for ten years, to be absolutely harmless and reliable in every ease of skin. trouble, no matter what itis. Write to -day for free trial bottle to the D. D. D. Laboratories, Dept. B. P. 40 Colborne St., Toronto. (For sale by all Druggists) The People's ,Column TORO"HRED YORKSHIRES, either sex, at breeding age, for sale. Alen 2 young Shorthorn bulls, one of them 1st prize winner at Brussels Pair. JAS. SPE120, Lot 110, Con. 0, Morrie. Box 270 Brussels P. 0, 'Phone 108. AT A BARGAIN.—W111 dispose of. cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, et 4850, a great bargain, in order to secure guielt sale.. Bey may belted from Mr. J. Leckie. Por further particulars see lir. Leckie or write the under- signed. 3. H. CAMERON 10 St. George St., London. COMFORTABLE BRICK BOIJSE With stable, well, Jae. and 2 eared of choice iandfor sale in the Southerlypart of Brus- sels.. Immediate possession can be givetn. For further particulate apply to P. 8, Scott, Brun sole, orJNO. MOARiliUR, Willi on P.O. - ARM 5015 SALE --Beim; Lot 20; Con. 14, MaU cleared. town , containing is a brick 08 notes,nitd bat', On t . premisesisabrick house, bank barn with hag Pett combined, and a new power mill for pumping, grinding, .Ec. • also good bearing orohar, ,chiefly Soya. Land. is in extra good state of cultivation, having been Dropped light and large stock of both hogs and cattle Ped on It for yeare. Farm is situated )4 miles Prom school and 2 miles ffoin Walton O. P. R. station. Per further � petition - Mrs write ,T. R. BA MILTON, Walton P.O., or apply on the premises. s es EfS• P t leAInt f FOR SAID Tlie 102 acre farm, ne- s- the property of the late Peter lioNeil Lob 211, (Jon. 14,Grey, is G r offered acres salecleared, the ooeo well ti there aro O6 acres there is a good od bank arn,1,n On the farm there iso om- ff' rtablellooee. /ergo eeo in good riving 1conditionaa Id well fenced. Per furtherth partionlars apply -toJAS. A. MoNAI or JAS, D. . t, Exec- utors, Orenbroot P.O., mP. S. SCOTT, Beels. 7-tf I FARM FOR SALE.—Tho undersigned oilers for sale, his 100 sore farm, bents Lot 00, Oou, 15, Grey, About 70 pores cleared, balenee in swamp, limes In Fall wheat, 81 aorta seed- ed down. Pall plowing is being done. On the farm is a frame house, bank barn, driving shed, good orchard and drilled well, Close to post. Whoa, church and school.' For farther portion - tars apply to JOHN OSBORN1ll Proprietor, or P. 8. Scott, Brussels,. F11.1(1 FOR SALE, being 'Southhet/ Lot 25, Don, 4, Morrie township, Huron Oo,, eon- taining 100 sores more or less. On the pprem- ises is a frame !tours,bank barn, good orchard well, Windmtil, ,&a, All cleared except about an Dei'e. Bawl i5milestlistent. Only 23.4 mites tram Brussels, 4 acres of Pall wheet 11, and about 50 "ores seeded down, For pride, terms and other information apply on the premises or if writing Brussels, .P. 0, Phone 120. Orli!. 8. Scott, Brussels. 11.11 'A. L, KCRR,.Proprietor. WARMS POR SALE,—Lots 21 and 22, Con. 14, Meliilleep, and Lot 28 on the "10th Conces- sion. Leta 21 and 00 compose. the Gardiner boas and contains a180acres, aI llast l wellfonoo4, well tile drained ansi hint 1t, acres ofgood hardwood bush ; good comfortable buildings with all modern im- provements ; plenty of good spring water and good Minting orchard, This is one of the oho/deet farms sln the Cblilt t of eat., nisi will aeon sold ort corms to suit enrolment., Lal, 60eontarns 125001%81,001 amsll house and here all in pasture and utas been for years. There are ton notes of good bash on flus farm. For further particulars apply to ALEX, GIARDIN- IDl:t, Waltoh P.O., or on the premises, 45-11 CENTRAL STRATFOAD. ONT. 0 A Large School A Good School Ot. The Beat .4 > This school has a oontinental repute- /11'2f epute- 15 ' [ton Pur hi 'h grndo work and nor the eaoeese of Itsatndents. We have three i� ' dopertmente,—Oominereial Shortheitd 6 4 end Telegrnpl,y. Ambttioue young 7 inert end wome [ 0 1 en n a ea nd a d aro o oe 1' for. our Jorge free catalogue, rodo for it once and see what ear greduatea are doing. This. Is a good t me f t s o i o the ear are n. to g r y enter our classes. Students are u 45 tering each week, Commence our a 8 course nt once. 5' G; D. A. MOLACHLAN, Principal. ��rr4 9 wl,v ve 1i' C� wLY yiiY 4'x'4 -,Y ri.9 ' riiY. - a , ,a e. .t e e a ,i e. �4-v „0 •1 - ,•e • THE BEST RECRE • • ATION IS • • • • • •• • �Od�l►A�A�.i�. • • • • •, • �;. d a k • • • oti.e+ O • s • • • !"T77tg^rRa-7atirTae O • ' s Now that the bi'igllt 2 clays are here good Pic- - • tutesat'eeasilyobtained. • • We carr a complete • line of Ko laky and! Ko- • 2 Ask for a copy of the •._ New Kodak Catalogue. • Y • • • Vendtj•••a • Jeweler and Engraver e • o Wroxeter • • 40••A••••••••••••••044.•••6m 0•••••••••••••••••••••••• s • • Ta Machinery Users • • • ••• • 0 • • ♦ • O • ♦ and farmers • eT...®PV-v—O'rY`I"‘r • • The Nevi Machine Sha of the • P o BRUSSELS EIRE APPLIANCE Ow ® and MACHINE Co. 4, is now ready for business, arm, te • with good Maehiueryand Sicilled • lyleohanios, we are in a position ioattond'toyour 1'epaiesprompt- • ly and at reasonable rates. 4 • Ifnil will -lot us Y know yput ® wants we will give you Honest ••advies and help if connected t • with Machinery. d • G'1'ye tlaa trill! aria bye0nliuy yy • to Brussels, save time and money t • for yourselves.t • a • 3 s ~, • • • t AUS JAMES � � S , $Mill Street Brussels 40•4.e44.04444•40•40404•0.09