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JIMY P7' /9"
OUR NIONIREAt. LETTER.
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TttMoutreal will be the first city in
the world to be eooled artincially during
the Sumner mouths es soon as an effi-
cient aaetein for accomplishing tine re-
sult la completea la the most striking re
stilt of thereoeet hot wave whicb in five
days caused more than 16a deaths and
nearly ram proatratioes aad kept the
anthe n ces teari lig through the streets
to such an exteot that the city,thorougla
fere resembled an enormous race track
The posaibIlity of providing a niuoicipal
cooling system bas been dismissed be-
fore, but never has anything been done
because of the fact that it bas been
thought that the expense of its ioatalla-
tion amnia be too great. Now, how-
ever, Hie realization has come that it
would %grt tremendous economies.
Experts who have looked into the mat.
ter figure tbat every stifling Summer day
causes a loss of at least $50,000 to the
city's business interests through the
decreased effieleucy of labor of all kinds
ender the 'existing conditions. Every
day when the thermometer shows go
degrees or over means a decrease in
working efficiency of about ao per cent
it is figured. Moreover, practically
every kind of business feels the effect
through slackened public interest. Cool
air would be supplied to the city during
the Summer along exactly the same
lines, though on a larger scale, as those
by which heat is supplied to the great
office buildings in Winter. The solution
of the problem has of course not yet
been worked out, but its actual value in
dollars and cents makes its ultimate ar-
rival seem inevitable.
MALE CULINARY EXPERTS
Au iuvasion of women's rights on the
part of the male sex is now imminent
here as a result of theaestablishment of a
novel cooking school exclusivety for
men, the first of its kind in the city. ID
it they will be initiated into all sorts of
culinary mysteries which heretofore
have been taught only t:: women and
within 6 weeks it is expected that the 16
pupils who have entered up to date will
be able to make bisceits which will far
excelthe best that father ever made and
rival the tarot= mother product. Iu-
ciden tally they will learn to cook meats,
make pastry. manufacture a pie or pre-
pare any other dish which may be de-
sired. The establishment of this
unique school is not, however, an effort
to educate husbands for suffragettes
who can care for the household while
the wife is engaged in politics or busi-
ness. The idea is merely to undermine
the sovereigu independence of the cook
who at present comes close to being the
ruler of many households. The founders
of the school 'believe that as soon as a
realization is achieved of the fact that a
threat to leave on the part of the cook
does not meau that the family will be
left in dire straits, a fairer relation will
be established all around. Incidentally
a course in the new school will be valu-
able to the husband left desolate in the
city during the time bis family is at the
seashore or in the mountains. If the
idea develops as it is hoped it is expect-
ed. that Summer cases of dyspepsia will
be minimized and the so-called servant
problem, solved, at least in part.
VALUE OP WHITE COAL
The following table shows the extent
to which the development of waterpower
has proceeded so far in Canada :-
PROVINCE INYESTMENT H. P.
Alberta 9,425.000 81,700
British Columbia 13,3,43,00o 134,315
Manitoba 14,470,000 58,000
New Brunswick 836,000 36,792
Nova Scotia 370,500 2,137
Ontario 84,265,100 8or,536
Pr, Edward Island itacmo 44
Quebec 70,872,200 563,156
Saskatchewan 385,000
According to the above, Ontario leads
Quebec by about 250,000 horse power
production, but it will not be long be-
fore these figures will be materially chang-
ed if present plans do not miscarry. A-
round Montreal work is being rushed
night and day on several water power
developments which, when completed,
will add considerably to Quebec's grand
total.
At a special meeting of the sliare-
holders of the Sherbrooke Railway and
Power company held here at the offices
of Clarence McCuaig, the President, the
purchase of the Eastern 'Townships
Electric Company and the Stanstead
Electric Company was ratified. The
acquisition of these companies is an im-
portant step to and Sherbrooke Company,
as it thus obtains control of the major
part of the electric lighting business in
the thickly populated district between
Sherbrooke and the United States
border.
The Eastern Townships Electric Co.
furnishes electric light aud power to
North Batley and several other adjacent
tovrns, and the Stanstead Electric Co.
controls the business of Leunonville,
Rock Island, Beebe Plain and Derby
Line Beebe and Derby centre, Vt, It
was stated at the meeting that by the
purchase of these concerns the company
would be able to sell a much larger pro-
portion of Its power twice over than
was originally anticipated. Although
the Province of Quebec has no Hydro
Electric Commission it seems that it
will not be tong before most of the
towns in the Province, in the Eastern
Townships particularly, will be provided
with ample, efficient and cheap electric
energy.
Pay More and Get the Bost
A cheap flesh burning corn remedy
is never satisfactory. The best is
Putnam's Corn Extractor, costs but a
quarter, and is guaranteed to cure
thoroughly. Use only Putnam's,
• Fred, Davis, of Mitchell, left for his
farm near Calgary. He took two ear
loads of bones, Be has 1300 acres in
crop and will likely remain in the
West earth it is harvested and thresh-
- ea. The crop is saidto be very heavy,
Happiest Girl In Lincoln
A. Lincoln, Neb., giel writes, "I had
been ailing for some time with chronic
constipation and trouble, I began
taking Ohamberlain's Stomach and
Liver -Tablets and in three days / was
able to be up and got better right a-
long. I ara the peondeat girl in Lin-
coln to find such a good medicine."
rot sale by all dealets,
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Leal To Consumption
'Videos a coMplete cure is effected,
the inflammation pasees rapidly to the
throat, bronchial tubes, and theft to
the lungs,
'Zoo can't Make new lungs any
More than you ean melte new fingers
Or a nose-benae constunption iis
practically incernble, , -
But Catarrh can be cored, except
in its final and always fatal stage.
Ottharth sufferers, meaning those
with colds, clove throat, broncbial
trouble, etc„ can all be weed right at
house by inhaling "thttarehozone."
In using Catstrehozone you don't
take• medicine into the stomach -
you just breathe a healing, piny vapor
direct to the lunge and air passages.
Catarrho*one
Guaranteed to Cure
The purest balsams and the greatest
antiseptics tire thus sent to every spot
whore catarrhal trouble exists -germs
are killed, foul secretions are destroyed
nature is given a chance, and cure
cotnes qoickly,
Colds and throat troubles can't last
if the pure healing vapor of Outarrh-
ozone is breathed- sneezingand
coughing cease at °lice, because irrita-
tion is removed.
Use Catarrhozone to prevent -use it
to cure your winter ills --its pleasant,
safe, and guaranteed In every case.
Two months' treatment, large size,
guaranteed to cure, peice $1 ; small
size, 50o. at all dealers. Beware of
substitutes and imitations, By mail
from the Catarrhozone Co., 'Kingston,
Ont.
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
There is no break in the encourag
ing reports that come from all over
the West of the crops. There have
never been such splendid prospects on
anything like so large and general a
scale, anri never has a crop shown so
little signs of damage all damage from
any source whatever being placed by
the experts At less than one per cent.
up to the present time. 75 per cent.
of wheat, 40 per cent. of oats, and 50
per cent of barley, is headed, and 60
per cent. of flax is in blossom. The
only rift in the lute is the comparative
dearth of harvest hands in sight, and
the exceedingly great demand for them
that will mature not later them Aug-
ust 15. The latest estimate on the
number required frotn the outside is
70,000.
Winnipeg census returns show an
amazing growth of the city in Rae
years. The final figures have not
been determined yet, but returns
from districts thatare completed show
that there will be well up to 200,000
people in Winnipeg, and those subutbs
which are virtually a part of the city.
One of the ninety districts into which
Winnipeg was divided for census
purposes returned over 3,000 people
and many others are known to be
nearly as populous. The count is al-
most completed -barring corrections
that may follow the regular census
taking -and approxhuate results will
be known soon.
Winnipeg bank clearings show a
total to July 13, of $530,932,957, an in-
crease over the same period of 1910 of
almost cote hundred million dollars.
Weekly increases since Jan. 1, show
a growth ranging from 3.81 per cent.
(0 54.50 per cent. and only one week
shows a decrease, and tbat of only
5.70 per cent.
Announcement is made, that the
big- Winnipeg municipal power plant
will be put in operation August 15.
Thie plant has been constructed at a
cost of over $4,000,000 and will furnish
an ample supply of power, and light
for industrial, commercial and do-
mestic purposes. As the Electric
Street Railway Company has given
out its intention of making low prices
for power and light, too, this city will
be an attractive place for users
of power who desire to locate near to
a market for their goods.
The harvest hands question has been
taken quite seriously by the citizens
of Brandon ; as it is estimated that
over 2,000 men will be required by the
farmers close about the city. The
Mayor, 3'. W. Fleming and Alderman
J. H. Hughes have been appointed
delegates to visit the agricultural
districts of the United States along
the route of the Great Northern Rail-
way in the interests of the farming
community.
The Brandon Winter Fair Associa-
tion has purchased a site on which
will be erected one of the finest live
stock judging arenas in America. It
will be of steel and concrete construc-
tion and will have a seating capacity
of five thousand.
SASICATORRWO,W
Istoose Jaw will soon have an excel-
lent public water system. The water
will be taken from the stream known
as Sandy Creek and Will give Moose
Jaw an ample supply for some yeats,
of pure water good for all domestic
and industrial puiposes. The investi-
gation, report and recommendation
were made by Walter J. Francis,
of Montreal, as consulting engineer.
A. resolution endorsing expenditure
for boring for natural gas, was adopt-
ed at a recent meeting of the Moose
Jaw Board of Trade, and this work
will be begun soon. Another resolu-
tion adopted at the same meeting calls
for uniformity in laying out streets
and lanes throughout the city, and in
all new subdivisions.
Building permits in Prince Albert
for the month of June amounted to
$103,675, while for the six months end-
ing July 1, they are $505,000. For the
corresponding terms last year they
were $27,000 and $75,000 respectively.
The school trustees of Piinee Albert
Soak., are to submit to the ratepayers
a bylaw for the some of $05,000 for
the purchase of sites for schools. In
addition to these purchases plans are
out for an eight -room school, to be.
erected this Summer making 3 to
be built within a short time,
The Grand Think Prieific Railway IS
anxious to rush its line to Prince Al-
bert. This is evident from ,the fact
the three sub -contractors allayed in
that city teat week to take on 'the
ta
ala1 Mat
'rine provioce has bad abudant value
isa nearly aver), Part, and never itad
crops 00 generally gond. Cities and
towns are grotving very fest, and Al.
beet will be more than -twee in the
spot light %viten figures of the census
&aeing taken 6115 publisiaed.
Calgary has joined the relate of the
cities beautifol-by intention. It litts
been evident to those who haveproper
aivie pride, that there is mull room
for improvement in the laylog out and
care ot the city, and an organization
is to be formed to advance the inter este
of the city beautiful. This movement
is takinag a strong bold upon the cities
of theWeet.
The rate of assessment for tied Deer
for 1011 will be 15.2 'mills,
1.). McArthur has been awarded
the contract for the Alberta Central
Railway, and is letting sub-contraete:
Sub -contractors are beginning this
week,
When Your Back Hurts
Of course it's hard to work. Stoop-
ing over hurts, lifting is tedious and
you wonder what to do. Ever try
Nerviline ? Nothing like it for weak
oe lame back, it penetrates to the
core of the pain, eases from the first
application, beluga cure that defies a
relapse. No liniment is so clean, so
soothing, so certain to kill muscular,
rheumatic or sciatic pains, Your
dealer sells Nerviline in large 25c
bottles. Why not try it ?
A Report on the Crops,
A bulletin on the crops and live stock
of Canada: was issued last week. The
condition of the field crops of Canada
for the month ending June 30, as
comprised in the Census and Statis-
tics Office from the reports of a huge
staff of correspondents, is on the
whole quite satisfactory, although on
account of uneven rainfall it is not
uniform for all the provinces. Even
in parts of the same province as in
Ontariothere is a considerably ine-
quality. For the most part in that
province excellent reports are made,
but, there are districts in which the
grains ttnd bay have been badly affect-
ed for want of rains in May and June.
For the whole of Canada the condi-
tion of Wheat is only 75.26 per cent as
compared with 100 for a full crop.
This is ten per cent less than last year,
two per cent less than in 1909 and
nearly 14 per cent less than thaee
years ago. In Ontario it is only 73
per cent of a full crop as compared
with 94.29 last year 78.60 in 1909 and
88 in 1908. In Alberta, the only other
province in which Winter wheat is
largely grown, the condition this year
is 83.22 per cen b. coinpared with 63.62
in 1910, 65.65 in 1909 and 95 in 1908.
Spring wheat isa all the provinces this
year's given the high average condi-
tion of 94.78 at the end of June, which
is better than in 1910 by 12.62 per cent
better than in 1909 by eight per cent
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Change in
Business
The undersigned has purchas-
ed the Harness Business of G.
House, Turnberry st,,Brussels,
who will continue it in the old
stand where he will be pleased
to meet all the old customers
of the
shop
and many new
one
A full line of both Light and
Heavy Harness and Horse
Goods always in stock or made
to order. Nicarange of Grips,
Trunks, Telescopes, &c., to
choose frons at intalerate
prices.
Will much appreciate a share
Careful attention personally
given to either repairs or new
work,
G.C.Manners
of public patronage.
HARNESS MAKER
and better than in 1908 by nearly 15
per cent. Ontario and British Colum-
bia are the only provinces in which
the conditions are under 90 and itt
Saskatchewan and Manitoba it is close
to 100.
Barley average is 93 which is six to
ten percent better than in the pro-
ceedingthree years. It reaches close
to 95 in the Northwest province,
Prince Edward Island and New Bruns-
wick and over 90 in Nova Scotia and
Quebec, a point below 90 in Ontario
and only SI in British Columbia,
Oats show an average of 94.40 for all
provinces, which is higher than any
year since 1908,,and is 65 Or higher in
Prince Edward Island, New Bruns-
wick, Quebec and the Northwest
provinces. In Ontario it is close to 90
and over 90 in British Columbia.
Rye, peas and mixed grains are
iven a condition of aboot 90 for the
Dominion and are higher than in any
year beginning with 1908. Hay altad
clover and alfalfa are both below last
yeat's condition and pasture' is at point
higher. In the three Northwest pee -
views the condition or pasture is over
100.
The feat sire of late cereals is the ill -
areas:. or aim itt 1101 which is nearly
300,000 act es more than last year.
The largest increase of flax is in
Saskatchewan, where this crop in re,
eent years bas grown into great
favour.
The numbers of live stock do not
show much change from last year,
but their condition at the end of June
is very satisfactory. All classes are
within less than two points of 100 and
an excellent uniformity is shown
through all the provinces.
PLEURO - PNEUMONIA AND
BRONCHITIS
Brought Mrs. Baker to Death's
Door, Father Morriscy's No. xo
Saved Her.
Of the many!aundreds of cures wrought
by Father Morriscy's No. 10 (Lung Tonic)
few are more remarkable than the saying
of the life of Mrs. John S. Baker, of 164
Rockland Road (North End), St. John,
N.B. She wrote on Oct. 18, 1909:
"I wish to express my gratitude that
I am living to -day, saved from the grave
by Father Morriscy's No. 10 (Lung Tonic).
This time last year I had pleuro -pneumo-
nia and bronchitis, and had been given
up to die, and bad my lungs tapped
in the City Hospital, and never expected
to walk again; I was continually, getting
worse every day. I came home from the
hospital,and everyone wee watching fo
me to die. I tried everything but there
seemed to be no cure for me.
"I began taking Father Morrisoy's No.
10,and the second day I could eat without
pain. I used 22 bottles of No. 10, as I
was rim down right into consumption,
and for six months was just a shadow
Until I began to use it, and now I am in
good health, and surprised most of my
neighbors by gaining so quickly. 1 feel
it nay duty- to publish it everywhere I can,
as with alt I can say I cannot recommend
it too highly -it was a life saver to me,
and I am very thankful to recommend
it, sa it is worth all it is raid."
Father Morriscy's No. 1018 very different
from the many preparations that simply
relieve a cough. No. 10 relieves the
cause of the cough, restores the membranes
of throat and lungs to a healthy condition
and tones up the whole system, giving
strength to resist future attacks.
' Trial bottle 2&c.. -regular sire Mc.
At your dealer's or from Father Mornecy
lfedteine Co., Ltd., Montreal, Qua 92
Sonia tas req u 1 re careful tt eat in en 4.
Keep quiet and, apply Chamberlain's
Liniment freely. It will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition, Por Bale by
all dealers.
Canadian National Exhibition
The Reason Why
"The biggest, twenty-five cents WOPIh
in the world." That is how a Yankee
theatricalmanagee expressed himself
at the close of the gtuttucl stand per-
formance at the Canadian National
Exhibition isa Toronto last year.
"How de you do it ?" And then, as
he watched the thousands pouring
out of the stand : "I guess that's the
answer. You have people enough in
that stand to fill a dozen or the largest
theatres on the continent."
How to Live Long
With healthly !kidneys, one has a
good chance to live long, but weak
kidneys afflict old age with geeat dis-
comforts. The back becomes bent
and lame, rheumatism is chronic, eye-
sight fails and too frequent or involun-
tary passages of
the urine cause
mnbarrassme n t
by day and loss
of sleep at night.
Booth's Kid-
ney Pills bring
new strength to
old backs and
quick relief to
weakened kid-
neys. They
banish backache and rheumatic pain,
egulate the bladder and urine.
.Booth's Kidney" Pills axe for sick
kidneys in old or poring and are guar-
anteed by the peoprietors, The at. T.
Booth 00. Ltd., Fest Erie, Out. Sold
everywhere 50c box Free trial sent
on request. Sold and guaranteed in
Mussels by Jas. Fox.
St. Marys Cement Company have
100 men employed in the new mill.
Bttnk houses have beeta bulilt on t ie
pounds to accommodate the inen.
Stanley Porterfield, who haa been
employed in the Recorder office, Mit-
chell, for the past few years, has
severed his connection and accepted a
position in the Globe -Wernicke Co.'s
private priuting office in Stratford.
Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera. and Diarrhoea Remedy.
It is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. For sale by all
dealers.
St. Marys mania voted the sum of
$50 for the relief of the Porcuplue suf-
fefing.
Wtn. Connolly, of Kennicott, bas
purchased a handsome brood mare
from Wm. Stinson for the sum of
$800.
Some of the brick for Mitchell new
post office is being placed on the
ground. Contractor J. Avery is
steadily going on with the cement
wan k ani
d s keeping the stone CIPASSAPS
busy getting stone ready.
William Loveday, late of London,
Ont,, granite and nimble carver, and
graduate letterer or Samuel Saint,
lanshden. England, has purchased a
Bets. Seale
Cittomrtyry, Water street North, St.
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Blood, Pure, Inca, Rod
Rosy glow in the', face, sparkling
eyes, vivacious spirits are all the out-
come of good blood, No surer way
exists of !unifying and enriching the
blood than to use Dr, Harniltoe's Pills.
)3y their gentle action on the bowele,
kidneys and liver they filter every im-
purity from the system, leaving it
wholesome and able to do the work
necessary foe the Wei ntenance of
health, To be well, look well, and
feel always at your best, 11Se De,
Hamilton's Pillof Mandrake and
Materna, a Llutly wondeeful medicine
for young and old.. Price 25c tit all
dealers. •
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Hair Beautifier
,o•on.;ci vv0.0., the World Over Use It
1 Every woman knows that there is
nothing so good for hale and ecalp
trouble as Parisian Sage. If Parisiati
Sage is used two or three times a week
itt will keep the scalp nice and clean
' and remove dandruff. It makes the
hair lustrous hurl fluffy and keeps it
from falling out.
'We urge every womaii who loves
radiant and fascinating hair to go to
Jas. Fox to -day and get a large 50
cent "settle saf Parisian Sage. He
narantees it to mire dandreff, fstllittg
hair and itching scalp, or inoney back.
Harold Field, Mitchell, left to take
a military training course at Ottawa.
Stratford council has moved in the
direction of providing a public abet -
tole.
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OLLEGE MOUTFREE 011
The People's Column
TROROcBRED YOSKSHIRBS, either sex,
•at breeding age, for sale. Also 2 young
Shorthorn bulls, one of them Ist jtrize winner
at Brussels Fair. JAS. SPHIR, Lot 311, Con. 0,
Morris. Box NB Brussels P. 0. 'Phone 1013.
AT A BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brussels, tit $500, a great
bargain, in order to secure quick sale. Key
may belted from Mr..I. Leckie. Nor further
l'artionlars see Mr. Let:1de or write the under.
signed.. 3, H. OAMBRON,
10 St. George SC, London.
esOMFORTABLE BRICK litOUSR with
NO stable. well, &o., and 2 acres of choice
land for sale in the Southerly part of Brus-
sels. Immediate possession can be given. For
further particulars apply_ to F. S. Scott, Brus-
sels, or JNO. taciAirnaua, Walton P0.
=Ain& ICOR BALE.-Betug Lot 20, CA. 14,
• McKillop township, contaltnng about US
acres, all cleared. On the premises is a brick
house, bank barn with hog pen combined, and
a new power mill for pumpfng, grinding, &e.;
also good bearing oraharo, chiefly Spys. Lund
55 10 extra good state of cultivation, having
been cropped light and large stook of both
hogs and cattle fed on it for years. Farm 5,
situated % miles front school and 2 miles front
Walton O. P. R. station, For further portion -
tars write J. It, HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or
apply on the premises dtl•tf
=ARSE FOR BALE, -The 100 aore farm, be.
▪ ing the property of the late Peter McNeil,
Lot 28, Oen, 14, Grey, is offered for sate by the
undersigned. There are 85 acres cleared, bat,
once well Unibeted. On the farin there le a
good bank barn, large driving shed and a com-
fortable house. Platte in good condition and
well lensed. For further partiettlars apply to
JAS. A. MCNAIR or JAS. D. 1110NAIR, ltxeo-
utors, Oral:Wreck P. O., or 15. 2, SCOTT, 13rue.
sets. 7..00
CARM FOR SALB,-The undersigned offers
11- for sale, his 101.1 tame farm, being Lot 20,
Con, 15, eivey, About 70 acres cleared-, balance
in swathe, Itaeres in Fall wheat, 81 stores seed-
ed down. Fall plowing ie being done. On the
farm is a framellOthie, bank barn, driving ehed,
georlorehard and drilled well. Olose to post.
office, church and school, For further portico.
'lure apply to JOHN OSBORNIII, Proprietor,
eV P. S. Scott. Bon:eels.
cARM FOR SALB, being South half Lot 28,
Con. 4, Morris township, Huron 00,, con-
taining 100 acres more or less. On the prem-
ises is a triune house, bank barn, good orchard,
windfnill, ate. All eleared except Rhea
as acre. School tl4anilso distant. Only 214
A11108 from Brussels, 0 acres of Bali wheat in
and about 50 acres seeded down. For price,
terms and Other Information apply on the
premise', Or it writing Brussels P.O. 'Fhono
120. Or 2. 8. Scott, Brussels.
fl•tf Proprietor.
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ARMS FOR SALB.-Lotli 05 and oz, 0071. 14,
b108111op, find Lot 28o,, the nth amines.
o • Lsts 21 sastO 22 compose the Gardiner
homestead and contains about 180 Introit, nil
liret•olose land, well fenced, well tile drained
and has 16 notes of good hordWood bush good
comfortable buildings with ell 11 de i
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and better than in 1908 by nearly 15
per cent. Ontario and British Colum-
bia are the only provinces in which
the conditions are under 90 and itt
Saskatchewan and Manitoba it is close
to 100.
Barley average is 93 which is six to
ten percent better than in the pro-
ceedingthree years. It reaches close
to 95 in the Northwest province,
Prince Edward Island and New Bruns-
wick and over 90 in Nova Scotia and
Quebec, a point below 90 in Ontario
and only SI in British Columbia,
Oats show an average of 94.40 for all
provinces, which is higher than any
year since 1908,,and is 65 Or higher in
Prince Edward Island, New Bruns-
wick, Quebec and the Northwest
provinces. In Ontario it is close to 90
and over 90 in British Columbia.
Rye, peas and mixed grains are
iven a condition of aboot 90 for the
Dominion and are higher than in any
year beginning with 1908. Hay altad
clover and alfalfa are both below last
yeat's condition and pasture' is at point
higher. In the three Northwest pee -
views the condition or pasture is over
100.
The feat sire of late cereals is the ill -
areas:. or aim itt 1101 which is nearly
300,000 act es more than last year.
The largest increase of flax is in
Saskatchewan, where this crop in re,
eent years bas grown into great
favour.
The numbers of live stock do not
show much change from last year,
but their condition at the end of June
is very satisfactory. All classes are
within less than two points of 100 and
an excellent uniformity is shown
through all the provinces.
PLEURO - PNEUMONIA AND
BRONCHITIS
Brought Mrs. Baker to Death's
Door, Father Morriscy's No. xo
Saved Her.
Of the many!aundreds of cures wrought
by Father Morriscy's No. 10 (Lung Tonic)
few are more remarkable than the saying
of the life of Mrs. John S. Baker, of 164
Rockland Road (North End), St. John,
N.B. She wrote on Oct. 18, 1909:
"I wish to express my gratitude that
I am living to -day, saved from the grave
by Father Morriscy's No. 10 (Lung Tonic).
This time last year I had pleuro -pneumo-
nia and bronchitis, and had been given
up to die, and bad my lungs tapped
in the City Hospital, and never expected
to walk again; I was continually, getting
worse every day. I came home from the
hospital,and everyone wee watching fo
me to die. I tried everything but there
seemed to be no cure for me.
"I began taking Father Morrisoy's No.
10,and the second day I could eat without
pain. I used 22 bottles of No. 10, as I
was rim down right into consumption,
and for six months was just a shadow
Until I began to use it, and now I am in
good health, and surprised most of my
neighbors by gaining so quickly. 1 feel
it nay duty- to publish it everywhere I can,
as with alt I can say I cannot recommend
it too highly -it was a life saver to me,
and I am very thankful to recommend
it, sa it is worth all it is raid."
Father Morriscy's No. 1018 very different
from the many preparations that simply
relieve a cough. No. 10 relieves the
cause of the cough, restores the membranes
of throat and lungs to a healthy condition
and tones up the whole system, giving
strength to resist future attacks.
' Trial bottle 2&c.. -regular sire Mc.
At your dealer's or from Father Mornecy
lfedteine Co., Ltd., Montreal, Qua 92
Sonia tas req u 1 re careful tt eat in en 4.
Keep quiet and, apply Chamberlain's
Liniment freely. It will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition, Por Bale by
all dealers.
Canadian National Exhibition
The Reason Why
"The biggest, twenty-five cents WOPIh
in the world." That is how a Yankee
theatricalmanagee expressed himself
at the close of the gtuttucl stand per-
formance at the Canadian National
Exhibition isa Toronto last year.
"How de you do it ?" And then, as
he watched the thousands pouring
out of the stand : "I guess that's the
answer. You have people enough in
that stand to fill a dozen or the largest
theatres on the continent."
How to Live Long
With healthly !kidneys, one has a
good chance to live long, but weak
kidneys afflict old age with geeat dis-
comforts. The back becomes bent
and lame, rheumatism is chronic, eye-
sight fails and too frequent or involun-
tary passages of
the urine cause
mnbarrassme n t
by day and loss
of sleep at night.
Booth's Kid-
ney Pills bring
new strength to
old backs and
quick relief to
weakened kid-
neys. They
banish backache and rheumatic pain,
egulate the bladder and urine.
.Booth's Kidney" Pills axe for sick
kidneys in old or poring and are guar-
anteed by the peoprietors, The at. T.
Booth 00. Ltd., Fest Erie, Out. Sold
everywhere 50c box Free trial sent
on request. Sold and guaranteed in
Mussels by Jas. Fox.
St. Marys Cement Company have
100 men employed in the new mill.
Bttnk houses have beeta bulilt on t ie
pounds to accommodate the inen.
Stanley Porterfield, who haa been
employed in the Recorder office, Mit-
chell, for the past few years, has
severed his connection and accepted a
position in the Globe -Wernicke Co.'s
private priuting office in Stratford.
Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera. and Diarrhoea Remedy.
It is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. For sale by all
dealers.
St. Marys mania voted the sum of
$50 for the relief of the Porcuplue suf-
fefing.
Wtn. Connolly, of Kennicott, bas
purchased a handsome brood mare
from Wm. Stinson for the sum of
$800.
Some of the brick for Mitchell new
post office is being placed on the
ground. Contractor J. Avery is
steadily going on with the cement
wan k ani
d s keeping the stone CIPASSAPS
busy getting stone ready.
William Loveday, late of London,
Ont,, granite and nimble carver, and
graduate letterer or Samuel Saint,
lanshden. England, has purchased a
Bets. Seale
Cittomrtyry, Water street North, St.
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Blood, Pure, Inca, Rod
Rosy glow in the', face, sparkling
eyes, vivacious spirits are all the out-
come of good blood, No surer way
exists of !unifying and enriching the
blood than to use Dr, Harniltoe's Pills.
)3y their gentle action on the bowele,
kidneys and liver they filter every im-
purity from the system, leaving it
wholesome and able to do the work
necessary foe the Wei ntenance of
health, To be well, look well, and
feel always at your best, 11Se De,
Hamilton's Pillof Mandrake and
Materna, a Llutly wondeeful medicine
for young and old.. Price 25c tit all
dealers. •
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Hair Beautifier
,o•on.;ci vv0.0., the World Over Use It
1 Every woman knows that there is
nothing so good for hale and ecalp
trouble as Parisian Sage. If Parisiati
Sage is used two or three times a week
itt will keep the scalp nice and clean
' and remove dandruff. It makes the
hair lustrous hurl fluffy and keeps it
from falling out.
'We urge every womaii who loves
radiant and fascinating hair to go to
Jas. Fox to -day and get a large 50
cent "settle saf Parisian Sage. He
narantees it to mire dandreff, fstllittg
hair and itching scalp, or inoney back.
Harold Field, Mitchell, left to take
a military training course at Ottawa.
Stratford council has moved in the
direction of providing a public abet -
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TROROcBRED YOSKSHIRBS, either sex,
•at breeding age, for sale. Also 2 young
Shorthorn bulls, one of them Ist jtrize winner
at Brussels Fair. JAS. SPHIR, Lot 311, Con. 0,
Morris. Box NB Brussels P. 0. 'Phone 1013.
AT A BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brussels, tit $500, a great
bargain, in order to secure quick sale. Key
may belted from Mr..I. Leckie. Nor further
l'artionlars see Mr. Let:1de or write the under.
signed.. 3, H. OAMBRON,
10 St. George SC, London.
esOMFORTABLE BRICK litOUSR with
NO stable. well, &o., and 2 acres of choice
land for sale in the Southerly part of Brus-
sels. Immediate possession can be given. For
further particulars apply_ to F. S. Scott, Brus-
sels, or JNO. taciAirnaua, Walton P0.
=Ain& ICOR BALE.-Betug Lot 20, CA. 14,
• McKillop township, contaltnng about US
acres, all cleared. On the premises is a brick
house, bank barn with hog pen combined, and
a new power mill for pumpfng, grinding, &e.;
also good bearing oraharo, chiefly Spys. Lund
55 10 extra good state of cultivation, having
been cropped light and large stook of both
hogs and cattle fed on it for years. Farm 5,
situated % miles front school and 2 miles front
Walton O. P. R. station, For further portion -
tars write J. It, HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or
apply on the premises dtl•tf
=ARSE FOR BALE, -The 100 aore farm, be.
▪ ing the property of the late Peter McNeil,
Lot 28, Oen, 14, Grey, is offered for sate by the
undersigned. There are 85 acres cleared, bat,
once well Unibeted. On the farin there le a
good bank barn, large driving shed and a com-
fortable house. Platte in good condition and
well lensed. For further partiettlars apply to
JAS. A. MCNAIR or JAS. D. 1110NAIR, ltxeo-
utors, Oral:Wreck P. O., or 15. 2, SCOTT, 13rue.
sets. 7..00
CARM FOR SALB,-The undersigned offers
11- for sale, his 101.1 tame farm, being Lot 20,
Con, 15, eivey, About 70 acres cleared-, balance
in swathe, Itaeres in Fall wheat, 81 stores seed-
ed down. Fall plowing ie being done. On the
farm is a framellOthie, bank barn, driving ehed,
georlorehard and drilled well. Olose to post.
office, church and school, For further portico.
'lure apply to JOHN OSBORNIII, Proprietor,
eV P. S. Scott. Bon:eels.
cARM FOR SALB, being South half Lot 28,
Con. 4, Morris township, Huron 00,, con-
taining 100 acres more or less. On the prem-
ises is a triune house, bank barn, good orchard,
windfnill, ate. All eleared except Rhea
as acre. School tl4anilso distant. Only 214
A11108 from Brussels, 0 acres of Bali wheat in
and about 50 acres seeded down. For price,
terms and Other Information apply on the
premise', Or it writing Brussels P.O. 'Fhono
120. Or 2. 8. Scott, Brussels.
fl•tf Proprietor.
F
ARMS FOR SALB.-Lotli 05 and oz, 0071. 14,
b108111op, find Lot 28o,, the nth amines.
o • Lsts 21 sastO 22 compose the Gardiner
homestead and contains about 180 Introit, nil
liret•olose land, well fenced, well tile drained
and has 16 notes of good hordWood bush good
comfortable buildings with ell 11 de i
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eCENTRAL
(i
STFiATFORII. ONT.
There l a grdemand.
eat upon us for
15 trahted hBelp. Bmilneee men state that
si oar graduates are the best. We have -0
thr departm en IN t - Com inercial,
aShorthand and Telegraphy. The fV
tstituota for *15 alotutlsH is 06 and for one
your satistactiongthar iwtli lirroltg-
4torpu,nnegil Canada. Get
;;„.. on.. frope.xm
eata111014NOW.LAN, Principal!.
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4. Sind lit • nifty enter any slay
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.4' Open etitire year. Now isagood 440
+ time 1.0 enter. Largest. trainers •
titt Canada. Graduates get best :
. positions. Thouentels studying :
+
O at Immo. Exclusive right of the
"laitinotis 131iss Book -Keeping :
System" for Ontario. "Actual :
Business from Start, to Finish." t
Write for particulars. •
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4.
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4.
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Business College
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GEO. SPOTTON, President •
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London
+4a1-41444-4444.+•+•+0+044+440
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. . To Machmery Users i
, 4
i end fnrmers
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. .
.
----7-9-,-„-v--„--1,-,--1,- .
, 0
. 0
t The New Machine Shop of the
a
: BRUSSELS HRE APPLIANCE
A
O 0
and MACHINE Co. :
• • •
s,
• is„ ..
, now ready for business, AM, *
4 with gond Machineq and Skilled 0
• Mechanics, we are in a position t
0
• to attend to yuan- repairs prompt- ;
• ly and at reasonable rates, 0
• . •
4. If you will let us know yout al
: wants we will give atm honest I
a advice and help if connected , 4
0 with Machinery. ' g
4.
Give us a trial and, by coming s
4
• to 13russels, save time alai money 0
• for yourselves, 0
4. •
o
prevenient:3 ; plenty of goo serlier water and 41
a good t taring orb:Ili:rd. Thin 113 ono of Om
i'llt:sorcr:f7 ar ran chlraolita=,"
• G1111610E & JAMES
211cent:tins 125 mires with emelt house and barn V
snit Pasture nnd has hem for years. There 0
are ten mores of good bush en We farm,
Mahar particulars noels, to AUX, GA 0100.
e Breast:Ps 4
Pot Mill Street
RR tValto P 0
01•
on Otte premises. 40.5f •••• •••• • •••••jit#44PA.411 ••• •
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