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1siug-30AY JUNE ,a tett
Huron Co, Council
RRPOa'r Ott POWxa eelittttl•T0E
The following is the report of 11
commutes appointed to interview Ho
Adam Beek 0oucetnhtg the eteveloptne
oMaitland o
f power :—
"'0 li111' -committee Appointed at la
meeting of the cesium' us interview Hu
Adam lick as to what position th
Govorititem would aleaunle on the tole
tion of a power, Ugh and heat ,ycitem
produced iron] the Maitland River i
this comity, met Hon. Ada mBeck, i
Toronto on April gth last and had
meeting vary setisfaetory to everyoio
i
present, including
a number of interes
ad parties from Godtericli- and oth
planes itt the county, also the Warde
clerk and treasurer of the count
"Mr. Seek assured 118 that he was anx
nus t0 aid any and every county in th
Province, which had a waterpowe
of development,tin estab i hin
1s
Hydroelectric: poer In the same at co
and further stated "that the Gover
ment would advance the money for sue
development at four per cent, payable i
thirty years, adding one and three
tenths percent as a sinking fund to race
the liability at maturity, allowing th
same rate of interest on accumulatin
sinking fund. That if required, tit
Hydro -Electric Conhmission would d
the whole work of establishing shin the plan
and transmission and supply the enine
ering staff free of charge, That then
engineers would examine further an
send us a full report as to transmissio
and cost per hoe e o r
s we to the users
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etc It no turns w u s out that,for reason
given in a letter received g e c Ived by the clerk
Mr Lane,dated June and which b
submitted herewith, that a report con
taininp thedesiredinformation canno
be supplied at this meeting. The tette
will be read in open council and tit
reasons for further delay explained ve
bully, if uecessary, and we reoommen
that the council continue the committe
now appointed or appoint another to re
place it, to whom matters in connectio
with the scheme may be submitted a
they turn. up," Te e letter addressed t
ytr. Lane troth the L:ommtssion unde
date of June and, was as follows:
"With reference to your favor of )nn
Jst, iu regard to report which was prom
ised for the meeting of the count
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council n ane, we are nosy rather in
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clined to the opinion that it would be a
great mistake to snake public any figures
at the present stage of negotiations,
owing to the tneagre data upon which
our figures were based. Another reason
for having altered our opinion is that
the terms of purchase, as proposed by
Mr. Moyes, are such that the Commission
could not possibly consider them until
more information bas been obtained
with regard to the power possibilities of
the Maitland River, As you know we
are taking steps to have this information
available at the earliest possible date.
We are informed by our Mr. Acres that,
when in Goderich recently he asked
your solicitor to prepare a report dealing
with the status of the Maitland River
Power Company, principally with regard
to deeds, titles, etc„ and also with regard
to the history of the Company from its
inception. We are awaiting this infor-
mation with interest." Mr. Glen, of
Stanley, inquired for information rela-
tive to the expenses of the committee
which interviewed the Hydro -electric
Power Commission at Toronto a short
- time ago. He was told that a paysheet
had been made out and left with the
treasurer, The necessary information
was promised to be forthcoming on
Wednesday, none of the members of the
committee apparently being able to
make a statement without reference to
the paysheet. Mr.'
ytavlor, of Exeter,
p
contended that such accounts should be
included in the report of the
p committee.
This brought Mr. Leckie to his feet
Lviththe remark that it would be just as
reasonable to ask for a similar statement
from all the other committees. Before
sitting down the Reeve of Brussels, re-
ferred to the attempts he made, as chair-
man of the committee, to set a date for
an interview with Mr. Beck and also to
the efforts made to induce the Power
Minister to come to Goderieb. He be-
lieved that all members of the committee
were well satisfied with the results of
the interview, Mr, Glen was by nn
means ready to let the discussion drop
at this poigt. He read a paragraph
from a local newspaper whish made ref-
erence to the number who were present
at the interview, "Were all these par-
ties paid by the county ?" Mr. Glen I
asked. He was again assured that only f
the members of the Counoil who were R
members of the committee were paid,
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OUR MONTREAL LETTER.
The scientific discussion which has
been waxing warm of late as to whether
it would be i
w
possible to make
Lawrence river an all the year[ round
navigable stream was given a new fillip
.•last week when Dr. Olgar Manheim,
consulting engineer on rivers and har-
bors to the Norwegian Government,
who is finishing a tour of Investigation
of the principal waterways of this con-
tinent, suggested that it might be more
practicable to pay more attention to
Summer conditions on Canada's great
river than wasting time theorizing about
what might be done in Winter. 'rhe
discussion was originally started when a
report to the Government by Dr. How.
ard P,'Barnes, Professor of Physics at
1VMCGi11'University and world famous as
an ice expert, was made public, Dr.
Barnes said Winter navigation on the
St. Lawrence was quite possible. En-
gineers, rivermen and others split on
his opinion.
n
Some Mood with him,
some against. Then Dr, Manheim
came along and, turned the public mind
to Summer navigation with a brand new
theory, Ili. Manheim relieves that
millions now spent in dredging may be
saved and that the low water period in
the Autumn may be entirely eliminated,
' `I do not know whether it has ever been
suggested in this country," said he "bit
I believe that regulation or conservation
of the water would solve the problem
far more cheaply and lastingly than by
dredging. When I was in Co•nwlell. I
took alittle le motor boat an
k b d went
It to
the foot of the Long Sault rapids, where
I understand it is proposed to dant the
Sr. Lawrence for the purpose of pro -
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real value."—Rev. 8. J. Hughes.
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inhaler, and suf oertt, medicine to last
three months. Smaller sizes 25c. and'
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from the Catarrhozone Company,
Kingston, Ont.
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viding water power to the towns on the
Canadian and American shores. It is a
gigantic proposition they have there,
and one I think which might be followed
all along the St. Lawrence as far as
Montreal, 1 do not mean that the dam-
ming should be done particularly for
water power development, but for better-
ing navigation. The dam at Long Sault
I believe will make that part ot the river
into a quiet navigable stream, instead of
the dangerous passage it is note. It will
not divert any water from the river, but
will hold it back and thus regulate the
depth for miles to the Westward. The
time will come when similar works will
be required at other points ou the St.
Lawrence, that is to say regelatiug dams
will have to be built to conserve the
water and maintain a high enough level
for the navigation of large vessels."
The progress of the new world is fleet-
ing int() the darkest part of dark old
China not on the wings of the wind but
on the wheels of a modern invention.
The Chinese are nothing if not up to
date these days. Ten years ago a street
car would have been tabooed in the
Celestial Empire. Today the Chinese
have not only adopted them bat are de-
manding the very best and Jai est models
of the "pay as you enter" type. These
cars, strictly Canadian, for it was in
Montreal they were e invented
and first
tried Out, have been the one great spec-
tacular success iu city transportation
since electricity has been used, Mon.
treal alone adopted them for some time.
Then Chicago, New York, Cincinnati,
Toronto, in fact cities and towns all over
the continent saw their value and took
them up. The three strong points J0
favor of these cars are the closer collec-
tions of fares it is possible to make, the
increased receipts per car hour and a
most establishing decrease in the num-
ber of accidents. It may well be said
that China is waking up.
Charles M. Hayes has completed his
annual coast to coast inspection trip of
the construction and maintained way of
the Graud 'frank Pacific and returns to
headquarters at Montreal hoping that
the first through train on Canada's third
transcontinental will steam into Prince
Rupert about n year from now. Be
also says that the Pacific terminus of the
road has doubled its population in the
last six months and that the municipal
authorities are planning for a city of
7o0,00o inhebitauts. Stteh is the faith
of the Bank of Montreal in the future of
the place that they have loaned the
dollars corporation one million
d ars cold cash
without security to make necessary im-
provements.
The Grand Trunk is spending some-
thing like $15,00m000 on drvdocks, ter-
minals, car shops and foundaries while
capital from other sources is also count-
ed in the millions, The Prince Rupert
Hydro -electric Company is commencing
work on their water power development
on the lChtada river under the direction
of R. F. Hayward, general manager of
Western Canada Power and it is expect-
ed that power will be turned into this
city within two years, The Western
Canada Compall V'S works are about
completed and power will be transmitted
to. Vancouver next month, Mr. Hey-
ward will then devote his time to the
Prince Rupert enterprise, The Western
Canada Company was started in precise
ly the same manner as the Prince Rup-
ert
Company, o lip
C y, about assay and a half
ago with the same master minds of
Messrs. Gahan and Hayward being
both, Mr. Hayward expecte to develop
abqut fifteen thousand horse power at
first, 7,50o of which has already been
contracted for, and may, if so required
develop as high as 3o,000. The com-
pany owns and controls all the water
power withina radius of a hundred and
thirty miles of the city, and es power
can only be ,transmitted satisfactorily
abo tt ninetyv
tmiles it is evident that
their's will ba a monopoly for a loner
time t0 scene, No mmiey'Was. spent in
acquiring the water powers, all the ven-
dors agreeing to take stook in the neW
company, so that the peepeede of bond
issue or the company rally be used for
rlevelopinept purposes solely, 1)r. Hay.
ward hos it neck of developing power
just a little bit more cheaply and .eRi-
eieutly than anybody else so that it looks
as though Priiloe Rupert will not have
to step into the class of most ntuuicipali
ties where high prices and extravagance
are the bugbears of eerporable pl'ogtes
siveness. His work with the Mexicsu
Light and power'Compauv of which he
wee chief F.ugineer during the entire
construction and with the Western
Canada which he is jest finishing, are
proofs of this ile was associated with
Mt', Cahan Ju both enterprises. in the
former Mr, -Cahan•heing,resident direct
or and living iu Mexico fee six years 01
more.
Fatal Blood Poisoning.
Frequently follows the use of cheap
corn salves and plasters The safest gel is
the best and tltat's "Putnam s,' which
hlisa record of fifty yUus 81100085.
lteluse substitutes fol' "Pulliam's"
which tants 25e lit t' ' ry drag store.
Letter from Chicago
Valises ill real estate and 9'eilts ate
tremendously high in Chicago. 'mi..
papers glinted the other clay the sale
of aL lot 111 Philadelphlia, 20 by 100 feet,
at $15,000 per foot frontage and l0-
warked though high, was lar below
Chicago prices, which ranged- tenni
$25,000 to $40,000 per I•ct,1 trim' age in
the central district. An offer of $40-
000 et fool was lately >( ht t refused for
desirable corner. Rena also are]sol
pnetiolultely high Penni 4 to 8 room
fiats in l espectahle situations tango
Crow $40 to $80, and sometimes $110
per month steam ilet
litL wilhehva ur
service
We lately took an automobile drive
to the north Shoe lake fiend and 5110'
an immense steam ti re(lge two suloke....
pipes said to be the hugestin line:
world (everything is un „seat scale
Iters) sucking npsancl lu,ul 111e Malone
of the lake runt throwing i1 back on
the shore Crust, making miles of re-
tuatle land, making fortunes to invitees
111 that disitict is the Lincoln .Park,.
utiles in extent, laid out n•ifll great
taste and great cost. 'Chose beautiful
roadway drives, trees and ahrubbety
full of pedestrians and autos ; i11 toe.
centre of this park is a large collection
of animals of every known description,
from the elephants, lions, tigers, zeb-
ras; to the numerous cpmcal wen key
tribes.
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I toldou the leading sling and best
paper here, the Record -Herald had a
circulation of 200,000, SInday 228,000,
but I find. the News claims a daily cir-
culation of 800,000, sold for one cent
at every cornet• of the city, When.
you board et ate net car, always crowd
ed, you find everybodyrea ding a news-
paper.
We are now having midsummer
weather, the thermometer registered
87 degrees ; a. week ago though sonny
the alt was chilly.
The markets here are full of deli-
ciousfruits from the South, mainly
Florida rhubarb, asparagus, tomatoes,
peas, strawberries, the latter selling
at 8 cents a box. Wish we could
send a few sample boxes to one Brus-
sels friends—yourself in particular.
'the American youths etre passion-
ately fond of games, the numerous
large parks in the city offering such
flue facilities, the smooth mown lawns
all free, euconrfiging such games, they
soon become experts. The university
(Rockefeller) students, mostly million-
aires' sons, last year took a trip to
Japan to play in that far away region
a friendly game of baseball. they
were so royally entertained that they
invited Ole Japanese youths to come
to Chicago and be entertained at their
expense in a similar friendly gauge.
Last week k totsg ail
e was adv r '
e used
to take place yours truly with some
friends attended
' • 7,500 persons were
r
e
actually ptesPrtt ; admittance o`Oc. up
to $1—note the great income. The
gauge lasted two hours, the tesult being
0 to 4 i favor of Chicago. These little
brown men were exceedingly active,
but tire larger Chicago boys %vete too
mends for them, The Japs, who speak
fairly gond English, were 11108/ royally
entertained at one of the biggest and
best hotels in the city, were oleo toted
all sound the city 111 autos. Both of
Dur nephews were twcf of the enter -
tatters and told us holeimitative the
rips are, did nollutaltez'whaL they did
he Japs would immediately follow
Mt and do likewise. The Japs, twelve
n number, are going all around the
urger American cities to play similar
atues•and return to Chicago for final
ontests. These National games evi-
ently etre1ull of brotherly love and
ill (10 08 much for the w'orl(I'v peace
hnost as the glorious President 'raft,
it' Edward Grey, Wotid's Arbitra-
tion compact, as our beloved Bemis
wig an long ago :
It's 00111ing yet for a' that,
Vheu n to 1111Ln>this t ns wohid o'er
hall brothers be for 11 that."
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Am pleased to say Mayor Ilatelson
is moving to recover the money dao
the poor (lead flecrnens' widows.
Yours, etc.,
J. 1). RoKill,O.
P. H.—A11 I have spolceu to here
favor Canadian reciprocity.
Chicago, June 18, 1111.
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For Backache and Kidney Trouble
The simplest and most effective re-
medy for sick kidneys is Bootle's Kid-
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gestion, inflanlmat011o1' a01'erlese,
Booth's Kidney Pills quickly relieve it.
They gently
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drive away.
barkttche, ghetl-
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dizziness, cleat
tip and regulate
the urine and.
resteets a pet'-
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All drag ists sell and g gar u an Cee
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The Presbyterian Assembly.
The Presbyterian teria
n Assembly has Hu -
proved of the payment of conlmissioin•
ers' travelling expenses to the General
Assembly based on estimated expenses
for ten years, allowing two assemblies
in the far East, two in the far West and
six in the Centre of Canada, Each
Presbytery i
y y s to contribute at the rate
of roc per family. If a Presbytery does
not contribute the full amount its coin•
missioners will be paid only in accord-
ance to the sum contributed. Three.
cents a mile, one wey,.by shortest route,
will be paid out of the fund, less $5 and'
if fund in any one year is 'not sufficient,
the fund will be strengthened by in-
creasing the flat rate (nominally fi5), to
be borne by the Commissioners. A
committee of seven, with Rev. W. T.
Wilkins, Trenton, Ont., convenor, will
control the fund,
PRESBYTERY/Nil sTATIS'r/cs
At the sessions of the General As-
sembly in Ottawa, Church union came
up 00 the report from the seventy pres-
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The undersigned has purchas-
ed the Harness Busiuess of G.
House, Tnrubetry St., Brussels,
who will C011 ti it in the old
stand where he will be pleased
to meet all the old customers
of the shop and many new
01108.
A'full line of both Light and
Heavy Harness and .Horse
Goods always in stock or made
to circler. e i'.1. NiOI range of Grips,
Trunks, Telescopes, 8tc., to
choose from tit moderate
prices:
Will 1110011 itppreoiate 1L share
of public patronage,
Careful attention personally
given to either repel I'd dr new
wo1•It,
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Manito'aa, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trains leave Toronto 2.00 p.m, on
APRIL 4, 10 MAY 2, 19, 20 J011613, 27
JULY 11, 26 AN. 0, 22 SEPT. 6, 19
Second elms ticket from Ontario stations le principal
Northwest points at
LOW ROUND-TRIP HATES
Whieless and rotors $33.00t L''+dsoplon nod .morn
*41,00 and to other points ,e proportion. Tickets
good to return within 60 days from going date.
TOURIST SLEEPING+ CARS
on all excretions. Comfortable bogs, hilly equipped
with bedding, tae be neared at moderate rates through
local, cant.
Early application must be made
ASK Pen Honfigaggitenfli PAMPHLET
nonlen'n and full information.
Apply to merest C.P 2. Ascot er MR, LThom
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'JA. Pas, Arg., Toronto.ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS
H, L. JACKSON,
Agent
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0ttuss61,81
beteries which showed a total vole of
o members mbers:of the
for s
7presbyteries nd
3
476paain tch
s arch cion
u proposed with
g
[lie Methodists and Congregationalists,
'rhe clerk reported that 67 out of the 7o
presbyteries had sent in answers to the
vote or church union. Of these 4g
were for approval on the basis suggest-
ed, t2 disapproved, 2 had a tie and 4
ap-
proved the principlebut qualified their
report as to the basis, The question
was remitted to presbyteries at the last
assembly and returns show 'a large
majority in favor of it.
The report of the statistical committee
ggives the statistics for the year ending
Dec. 3r. tgto. The report shows ad -
yahoos, but it also contains the signifi-
cant statement that a comparison of
statisticsof finance would seem to indi-
cate that the activity of the church has
expended itself on the raising of money,
rather than securing additions to the
church membership on profession ot
faith.
The number of communicants added
on profession of faith numbered 16,68e.
au increase of q49 over last year, -.or a
little over one for every ten families in
the church. .
Congregations paid in salaries to their
ministers Slr,495,137. This is an in-
crease of $84,876 over last year, but
there is also au increase of annual sti-
pend of Si3gg: The•amount reported as
rinsed for all purposes is $i4,5o6,6344 be-
ing an increase over last year. of 4428,-
0, Tho amount
of per c
30 �ommunJ-
5
cant before the church as thep resent
standard t ndard fti
mad at ofgivingfor the
schemes of the church has riot been
reached by a Presbyterian church. The
uearestto it is Westminster, $03,46, next
N Kamloops, $3.20 and Calgary conies
third with 53.27. No Presbytery East
of Port Arthur has reached $3 per com-
municant for the schemes,
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Cobwebs in
A Question Often Asked.
Why so many people feel worse
c
after Inking illthan
before 1
Trouble is that drastic pills are used.
No remedial action is, obtained, the
bowels ace irritated and dreadfel con
s.tipatiou follows. In using Dr.
Hamilton's fills you are scarcely con-
scious t of having
tatter' me(lica'
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tatter'
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though very mild, Dr. I3aluilCou's-Pills
do regulate the bowels, stimulate nor-
; mal action of the glands, and neither
Inausea, griping or violent action.
Positively guaranteed for 'biliousness,
indigestion, stomach, liver and kid-
ney ills. For a safe family pill rely oty
Dr. Hamilton's, 25e per box at all
dealers.,
Popular Stallions,,
Following will be the routes of the
hearses named for season of 1011:
THAT WELL KNOWN STALLION
LOUDON'S FAVORITE
118075). (118101
J. T. MOGAVIN, Proprietor
Wilt stand this season at his awn stable, Lob
22„0011. 18, MaIilllop, Colts by Loudon's Fav-
orite won 1st and 21ld at Senfortli, and 1st and
2nd at Brussels last Poll. Terms -48. : 40.8:
The People's Column
HORO BR
'e"' ICD ge, fo sale. eitheryoung
brooding age, for sale. g 6 Ic puia 2 inner
01 Brussels
n bttlla, one of them 1st prize winner
M rre. B Fair.x206 uss.aP.0.,JLot 1111 Con. 3,
Morris.. Box 276 Brueaelq P. O. 'Photo 180.
r'sT A BARGAIN,—Wilt dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brus0ols, an 4950, a great
U,raisin, in order to secure quick sale. Key
luny belted from 1310.11, Looltlo. For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie or write: the under-
signed. 3. 11. CAMERON,
10 Sb. George $1., London,
COMPORTABLB 1311/C14 HOUSE with
stable, well, &e„ (aid 2 acres of choice
land for sale in. the Southerly .Part of Bros -
possession can be given, For
t e orning, further pnrtlontars ail dy to L'. S. Scott, Brus-
0015; 0011(00. MOAR'l 11, Walton P. 0
Cobwebs in thehead on rising in the
morning is the result of a Lazy Liver, one
or two mornings in succession and sick
headache follows. I
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the Brain.
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redient
in-
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they act upon the liver and bowels in such
a manner as not to disturb the other func-
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As a Liver 'Invigorator, Blood Purifier
and General System Renovator, they are
unequalled. Sick headache is invariably i
brought on by a sluggish liver, constipa-
tion or irregular bowels 1 these pills are a
cure for sick headache in any form.
Pimples, eruptions and yellow skin are
often caused by a Lazy liver; one pill three
times a week, will soon clear the complex-
ion.—Price zsc. per box.
TIM Poe'r telephones are Nos. at and
32.
TMMM. Methodist church of Canada 15
to have a new hymn book. This was
deckled at 0 meeting held in the Wesleyle
Y
Building, Rich Moll d street, .Toronto,
A committee was appointed to carry on
the work, and the new boots will be en-
tirely new, 2801 a revised one.
TIM stall ori Iies of .the. Church. of
England in Canada have itstred a letter
which was read in all the Anglican
churches of the Dominion
in which a decided stand is taken a-
galoat the provisions of the "Ne tentere"
decree, Tho letter brought out the ex-'
act position of the Anglican clergy in
Canada en the subject, end while it
pointed out that the A
aue t
Ofmarriage
sheuld be eeicguerded in every way,
t110obarch deplores and deprecates all
interference with legally sanctiolhed
fancily life,
FARM
EOR: SALE.
-peeing Lot 2g on. 14,.
Mal°hat township, 3 28(8) 40(0 a n brick
nems, all cleared. On ice premiae:o is a brier(
house, bank born: with log pen combined, anti
0 now power olll for pimping, grinding, &eJ
also good bearing orchur; , ¢brifly Spys. Land
ie in extra good 0titte of eultivution, having
been cropped light and large stools 01 both
hogs and cattle fed unit for years.. Parra is
situated miles from school and 2 miles from
Walton 0, P. R. station, Foe further portion -
tars write J. 1(. HAMILTON, Waltml P. 0., or
apply on the preneaes, - d0'tf '
WARM FOR SALE.—Tho 100 Imre farm, bre
in the h property o h
g 14,p y f the sal MCNeie
underunder,Orae Trey, a e6erod forsolabyy flee.
81(05 well tlu rad,Theare 96 soma there
he Aril, boa
good well ebur ,lar 011 dile -form a 10. os a
good bank uslarge hi good condition
and n nand
Sortable house. Place hl good oonditfon mid
well fenced. For further portioalarsapply' to
JAS, A. MCNAII1 or JAS, D. MoNAIRExec-
ntoro, Oranbrook P. O„ 0r F. S. SCOTT', 13rus-
eels. , 7•tl'
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ,ONT,
A Large School A Good School t
The Best
This wheelbase continental reputa-
tion for high grade work and: for
v k the
success of its students. We have Hid
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departments,—Coanaroial Shorthand pa
end 1'elegrapll;', Ambitious young 9•
'� 1010 and large should mend r once 10
for oar lnrga hoe catalogue. Wrie for ,N(
it of once and see what our graduates to
),,, are doing.
ycci '!'lila is n good Mina of theyeur for you
to enter ourclaims, Students Are cu-
ttaring each week. Commence your
, coarse at once.
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office, church and school, Pm further portion' • 0
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120. - 1 F. S. Sects, BruaseJO.
31-tC A, L . KERB, Proprietor. ',
FARMS FOR SALE,—T,ots21 and 22, Con. 14,
Martinet), and Lot 211 on too 18111 Comma -
Won. Lots 22 and 22 nonj>�ose the Gardiner
homestead and contains about 190 soros, all
drat -class land, well fenced, well tile drained
and has 15 acme of good hardwood bush ; geed
comfortable bulidingowith all lnodorn iln-
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q Ool t of Huron
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slid
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fill in ima re a mid hni bemt n for snag, T}4q'OL'
are ton sores oC goodbrredi nn thivN fio•m. P'ar
further particulars apply to ALEX, GABDU14'
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MONTREA
The Presbyterian Assembly.
The Presbyterian teria
n Assembly has Hu -
proved of the payment of conlmissioin•
ers' travelling expenses to the General
Assembly based on estimated expenses
for ten years, allowing two assemblies
in the far East, two in the far West and
six in the Centre of Canada, Each
Presbytery i
y y s to contribute at the rate
of roc per family. If a Presbytery does
not contribute the full amount its coin•
missioners will be paid only in accord-
ance to the sum contributed. Three.
cents a mile, one wey,.by shortest route,
will be paid out of the fund, less $5 and'
if fund in any one year is 'not sufficient,
the fund will be strengthened by in-
creasing the flat rate (nominally fi5), to
be borne by the Commissioners. A
committee of seven, with Rev. W. T.
Wilkins, Trenton, Ont., convenor, will
control the fund,
PRESBYTERY/Nil sTATIS'r/cs
At the sessions of the General As-
sembly in Ottawa, Church union came
up 00 the report from the seventy pres-
SO
asessissaimesansmasszteemESissamasseasaa
The undersigned has purchas-
ed the Harness Busiuess of G.
House, Tnrubetry St., Brussels,
who will C011 ti it in the old
stand where he will be pleased
to meet all the old customers
of the shop and many new
01108.
A'full line of both Light and
Heavy Harness and .Horse
Goods always in stock or made
to circler. e i'.1. NiOI range of Grips,
Trunks, Telescopes, 8tc., to
choose from tit moderate
prices:
Will 1110011 itppreoiate 1L share
of public patronage,
Careful attention personally
given to either repel I'd dr new
wo1•It,
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EXCURSIONS
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Manito'aa, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trains leave Toronto 2.00 p.m, on
APRIL 4, 10 MAY 2, 19, 20 J011613, 27
JULY 11, 26 AN. 0, 22 SEPT. 6, 19
Second elms ticket from Ontario stations le principal
Northwest points at
LOW ROUND-TRIP HATES
Whieless and rotors $33.00t L''+dsoplon nod .morn
*41,00 and to other points ,e proportion. Tickets
good to return within 60 days from going date.
TOURIST SLEEPING+ CARS
on all excretions. Comfortable bogs, hilly equipped
with bedding, tae be neared at moderate rates through
local, cant.
Early application must be made
ASK Pen Honfigaggitenfli PAMPHLET
nonlen'n and full information.
Apply to merest C.P 2. Ascot er MR, LThom
wa
'JA. Pas, Arg., Toronto.ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS
H, L. JACKSON,
Agent
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0ttuss61,81
beteries which showed a total vole of
o members mbers:of the
for s
7presbyteries nd
3
476paain tch
s arch cion
u proposed with
g
[lie Methodists and Congregationalists,
'rhe clerk reported that 67 out of the 7o
presbyteries had sent in answers to the
vote or church union. Of these 4g
were for approval on the basis suggest-
ed, t2 disapproved, 2 had a tie and 4
ap-
proved the principlebut qualified their
report as to the basis, The question
was remitted to presbyteries at the last
assembly and returns show 'a large
majority in favor of it.
The report of the statistical committee
ggives the statistics for the year ending
Dec. 3r. tgto. The report shows ad -
yahoos, but it also contains the signifi-
cant statement that a comparison of
statisticsof finance would seem to indi-
cate that the activity of the church has
expended itself on the raising of money,
rather than securing additions to the
church membership on profession ot
faith.
The number of communicants added
on profession of faith numbered 16,68e.
au increase of q49 over last year, -.or a
little over one for every ten families in
the church. .
Congregations paid in salaries to their
ministers Slr,495,137. This is an in-
crease of $84,876 over last year, but
there is also au increase of annual sti-
pend of Si3gg: The•amount reported as
rinsed for all purposes is $i4,5o6,6344 be-
ing an increase over last year. of 4428,-
0, Tho amount
of per c
30 �ommunJ-
5
cant before the church as thep resent
standard t ndard fti
mad at ofgivingfor the
schemes of the church has riot been
reached by a Presbyterian church. The
uearestto it is Westminster, $03,46, next
N Kamloops, $3.20 and Calgary conies
third with 53.27. No Presbytery East
of Port Arthur has reached $3 per com-
municant for the schemes,
i •
Cobwebs in
A Question Often Asked.
Why so many people feel worse
c
after Inking illthan
before 1
Trouble is that drastic pills are used.
No remedial action is, obtained, the
bowels ace irritated and dreadfel con
s.tipatiou follows. In using Dr.
Hamilton's fills you are scarcely con-
scious t of having
tatter' me(lica'
u . L-
tatter'
e A
though very mild, Dr. I3aluilCou's-Pills
do regulate the bowels, stimulate nor-
; mal action of the glands, and neither
Inausea, griping or violent action.
Positively guaranteed for 'biliousness,
indigestion, stomach, liver and kid-
ney ills. For a safe family pill rely oty
Dr. Hamilton's, 25e per box at all
dealers.,
Popular Stallions,,
Following will be the routes of the
hearses named for season of 1011:
THAT WELL KNOWN STALLION
LOUDON'S FAVORITE
118075). (118101
J. T. MOGAVIN, Proprietor
Wilt stand this season at his awn stable, Lob
22„0011. 18, MaIilllop, Colts by Loudon's Fav-
orite won 1st and 21ld at Senfortli, and 1st and
2nd at Brussels last Poll. Terms -48. : 40.8:
The People's Column
HORO BR
'e"' ICD ge, fo sale. eitheryoung
brooding age, for sale. g 6 Ic puia 2 inner
01 Brussels
n bttlla, one of them 1st prize winner
M rre. B Fair.x206 uss.aP.0.,JLot 1111 Con. 3,
Morris.. Box 276 Brueaelq P. O. 'Photo 180.
r'sT A BARGAIN,—Wilt dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brus0ols, an 4950, a great
U,raisin, in order to secure quick sale. Key
luny belted from 1310.11, Looltlo. For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie or write: the under-
signed. 3. 11. CAMERON,
10 Sb. George $1., London,
COMPORTABLB 1311/C14 HOUSE with
stable, well, &e„ (aid 2 acres of choice
land for sale in. the Southerly .Part of Bros -
possession can be given, For
t e orning, further pnrtlontars ail dy to L'. S. Scott, Brus-
0015; 0011(00. MOAR'l 11, Walton P. 0
Cobwebs in thehead on rising in the
morning is the result of a Lazy Liver, one
or two mornings in succession and sick
headache follows. I
Father lelorriscy's Liver Pills will clear
the Brain.
These Pills are a purely vegetable com-
pound prepared with great care, and are
without doubt the very best pills for gen-
eraluse, on the market. The greatest
care has been given to selecting the -in-
redient
in-
gredients, and being entirely vegetable,
they act upon the liver and bowels in such
a manner as not to disturb the other func-
tions of the body as, many pills do,
As a Liver 'Invigorator, Blood Purifier
and General System Renovator, they are
unequalled. Sick headache is invariably i
brought on by a sluggish liver, constipa-
tion or irregular bowels 1 these pills are a
cure for sick headache in any form.
Pimples, eruptions and yellow skin are
often caused by a Lazy liver; one pill three
times a week, will soon clear the complex-
ion.—Price zsc. per box.
TIM Poe'r telephones are Nos. at and
32.
TMMM. Methodist church of Canada 15
to have a new hymn book. This was
deckled at 0 meeting held in the Wesleyle
Y
Building, Rich Moll d street, .Toronto,
A committee was appointed to carry on
the work, and the new boots will be en-
tirely new, 2801 a revised one.
TIM stall ori Iies of .the. Church. of
England in Canada have itstred a letter
which was read in all the Anglican
churches of the Dominion
in which a decided stand is taken a-
galoat the provisions of the "Ne tentere"
decree, Tho letter brought out the ex-'
act position of the Anglican clergy in
Canada en the subject, end while it
pointed out that the A
aue t
Ofmarriage
sheuld be eeicguerded in every way,
t110obarch deplores and deprecates all
interference with legally sanctiolhed
fancily life,
FARM
EOR: SALE.
-peeing Lot 2g on. 14,.
Mal°hat township, 3 28(8) 40(0 a n brick
nems, all cleared. On ice premiae:o is a brier(
house, bank born: with log pen combined, anti
0 now power olll for pimping, grinding, &eJ
also good bearing orchur; , ¢brifly Spys. Land
ie in extra good 0titte of eultivution, having
been cropped light and large stools 01 both
hogs and cattle fed unit for years.. Parra is
situated miles from school and 2 miles from
Walton 0, P. R. station, Foe further portion -
tars write J. 1(. HAMILTON, Waltml P. 0., or
apply on the preneaes, - d0'tf '
WARM FOR SALE.—Tho 100 Imre farm, bre
in the h property o h
g 14,p y f the sal MCNeie
underunder,Orae Trey, a e6erod forsolabyy flee.
81(05 well tlu rad,Theare 96 soma there
he Aril, boa
good well ebur ,lar 011 dile -form a 10. os a
good bank uslarge hi good condition
and n nand
Sortable house. Place hl good oonditfon mid
well fenced. For further portioalarsapply' to
JAS, A. MCNAII1 or JAS, D. MoNAIRExec-
ntoro, Oranbrook P. O„ 0r F. S. SCOTT', 13rus-
eels. , 7•tl'
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ,ONT,
A Large School A Good School t
The Best
This wheelbase continental reputa-
tion for high grade work and: for
v k the
success of its students. We have Hid
r
departments,—Coanaroial Shorthand pa
end 1'elegrapll;', Ambitious young 9•
'� 1010 and large should mend r once 10
for oar lnrga hoe catalogue. Wrie for ,N(
it of once and see what our graduates to
),,, are doing.
ycci '!'lila is n good Mina of theyeur for you
to enter ourclaims, Students Are cu-
ttaring each week. Commence your
, coarse at once.
e
P. A. MCLACHLAN, Principal.
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e i t o year. NOW is rL good :
:
,Lime to Prater. Largest trainers 4
in C
,. aneula. Graduates get beet 0
• positions. Thousands studying k
• at hone. Exclusive right of the :t.
4' "Mum nls Bliss Book -Keeping
• a System" for Ootrtt•io. "Actual ••
4' Business from Start to Finish." ♦
4. Write for ,particulars. o
4• 0
O •
34.
• 0•
London02. •
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0
3 • Business College ,•
p
• (Affiliated with \Vinghatu 13usi- '.Ot,
we nese College.) ♦
4. raEO. SPOTTON, President
d•♦+1'O'4'♦•b0'f•0'd'0' 4+4,+,04.4x+4441.+0
4.414•004004..0040.00000 0 0.00 5
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I0m
• To MachineryUsersi
p
and ♦ farmer' A
•
0
N
I',v-,r•'-q"®"T'�' a
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FARoi•0b,RsAL0E'0r0hnmmbiraLoo09, 0 0
0
Con. 15, Grey. About 70 acres eloaled, balance • The New maw" shop of the o
l in swamp, Oaeres 1n IPall wheat, lit acres- seed- •
' ed down. Fall plowing is being done. On the 0 li
fare( is a frame louse milt barn, driving sled, 0 pn �i�1[ �+ fl AfI+( e
good orehnrdand driliedwell. Oloso to post ♦ UIIOdULLU LIRE APPLIANCE 0
office, church and school, Pm further portion' • 0
tars apply to .10HN OSBORNE, Proprietor, 0 , 0
ot l', $, Scotb.13rnonela. •an MACHINE ' CO. •
FARM FOR SALE, bepng 85u1111)01f 0,0125 ® -
con, 4, Morrie township, Huron Oo., coal • i r
,nining10,aererietown•10p,. On tits prom :0 is 1- ---eady_ foe bneineaa, and, 0.
ism is n Panne house, bank barn, good ora6ard'
wall, windmill 8as.
All a distant.
moot n about
e
it Dora. knoll 'r
a S ranee es 0
J4 t, 011l
y�
mitesfrom p erns •
o H eU0 Odor onfi t o�
a whom id
and about 6otores n fOrni down. apply prleo,
preinitermsaesanotlwr ing Brussel . on the
126. Orf . .f aettlttg ossle, la.P, 0, talions
120. - 1 F. S. Sects, BruaseJO.
31-tC A, L . KERB, Proprietor. ',
FARMS FOR SALE,—T,ots21 and 22, Con. 14,
Martinet), and Lot 211 on too 18111 Comma -
Won. Lots 22 and 22 nonj>�ose the Gardiner
homestead and contains about 190 soros, all
drat -class land, well fenced, well tile drained
and has 15 acme of good hardwood bush ; geed
comfortable bulidingowith all lnodorn iln-
iereeemonts 1 Pinot of good opting water and
n good hawing orchard. This is ho of the
hal t r
e e0 farms In the Comity qq
q Ool t of Huron
y
slid
wnl bwee nld on dotes to suit phouse en, Let
211 i main' 125 notes with small house and halt(
fill in ima re a mid hni bemt n for snag, T}4q'OL'
are ton sores oC goodbrredi nn thivN fio•m. P'ar
further particulars apply to ALEX, GABDU14'
ER, Walton(, 0,, nr on the premises, 45.10
• Mechanics, we aro.In a position
to attend to
d 0n110 '
11119 prompts
)L Ohr '
• P it
1 .'
p
� ly and aL•s'0asonablc rates. •
•• Ifw ou ill •
y 1 of us know yourOs
wants we will give you honest
• advice' and purl 1f: connected c
With Machinery.
Give 11s a triol and, by Coining
te to 13rns5els, save time 4100 money s
• for yourselves,
• a,
z JAMES
G
� hof
t2i � L-
O
Mill Street Brussels i