HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-8-3, Page 4ate Nntostis
1r HDR A
Y, U ATiG 1 tell
31
A. FINLAY, druggist in North Dakota,
Wee Sentenced to 6 Months ill 1411 012
lined SO55 Ger violatlolf of the Sta
Pirphlbitio0 law. This 'will u0 climb
flet a5 a deterrent to people who flefy 11
law. If you play with fire it should
no surprise If you get burned.
Itching Scalp
Got !lid or,, In p POW Hours
.There
's nothing.
1Made that will so
quickly rItl the eeitlit of distressing
itohhless ae PARISIAN SAGE the
hair dresser awl beautifier.
ti Jas, Vox weer ttnWee Pttr'islall Sage
lc to mire'dandr'nif, stop itching scalIp
and falling hat' or money back, and
t sella it for only 50 cents a lame bottle,
tcj 1 Itis the favorite hair dressing of re -
be fined 'women because it so .quickly re-
freshes the scalp acid not being stieky
or greasy io delightful to use,
Iv' Reciprocity between the United
States and Canada becomes an actuality
the credit will be largely due 80 the
Western farmers, who, irrespective of
,political party, set the wheels in motion
and consistently uststeutly stood by their guns.
whep the battle` waxed warm. We have
no doubt they will give no uncertain
Wand in the coming election on this
very important issue,
HURON COUNTY EQUALIZATION
The following table shows the equali-
zed assesameuts of the minor muni0ipali.
ties of Heroic county for foie, as adjust-
ed at the June meeting of County
Council l-
.0 coo pP ;ill TOWNSBIYB n me ^ei °t
P' h-169le a
Ashleld a 600 64,101 025,008 00 940 00
Colborne 7 470 8a 861 16,220 00 44 00
Goderioh 1;918 52,781 22,086 0D 91 00
'Grey 1848 05,762 28,576 00 43 00
Bay 0 071 51,889 24,070 00 40 00
Fiou iok. 805 67,710 86,819 00 49 00
Bulle05 2,432 68,541 25,710 00 48 00
AtoKKillop 0,198 52,111 26,786 10 61 00
Morris 125 55,268 24,918 0O
6 96 00
Stanley6 '
t 706 8 8 27'381 4D
QO 00 00
Stephen p 6 X608 66 876 •6
p 27 83 00 48 00
Tuuker with D
a 11.5 40,702 13,300 00 45 00
Turorne ,050 0 1324,115 00 44 00
Wawano ....51 , 1,559 42,700 16,048 00 88 00
Wawanosh E1,5139 41.74116,048 00 38 00
Watvanosh W1,,77 29 411,,72725 10,139 00 DS 00
86,614
TOWNS AND VILLAGES
$ayaeld 501 1,770
Brussels 1,091 416
Blyth 744 406
Clinton 2,800 908
Exeter, .......,.,1,600 1,200
Goderioh ......,4.631 1,985
Bengali .. 880 491
$eaforth - 2,192 000
Wingham 2,885 080
Wroxeter 303 4863,
1.414 00
6,210 00
2,708 00
6,894 00
5,882 00
14,226 00
2,604 00
7,600 00
7,086 00
1,502 00
Total 68,280 9325,014 00
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
The big event of the West in the past
ten days has been the record attendance
at the Winnipeg Annual Exhibition.
Citizens' clay broke all former records
in attendance with 75,102 passing the
gates that day. Manufacturers' day
Stockmens' day and Americans' clay
were largely attended. The big stock
parade was finer than ever and the
spectacle of fine specimens of pure bred
live -stock, handsome highelass horses,
beautifully equipped six -horse teams
and tandem outfits outstripped anything
previously shown. Excursion trains
from Manitoba and far Western points
and from United States cities helped to
swell the numbers this year that goes
clown as the largest and best year
Winnipeg has had.
ENLARGED EXHIBITION GROUNDS
The Exhibition Directors have al-
ready decided that new and larger
grounds are necessary to provide for ex-
hibition space. Long before opening
day all space in the manufacturing
building had been taken, and extra
buildings were provided to accommodate
manufacturers and to hold the first
annual automobile show. The exhibit of
farm machinery at the Winnipeg
Annual Exhibition was by far the largest
ever held in the world, This year sixty -
I five different types of farm tractors and
gas engines were on exhibition in mov-
able form and the practical plowing tests
which were entered in by twenty-seven
different manufacturers of farm tractors
:,: was the biggest ever pulled off in the
line of farm tractor machinery. It was
was an imposing sight to see this horse.
less plowing contest in which from eight
to f„urteen furrows of the raw prairie
were turnedver
a by the gang
lows that
gp
were drawn by the different stytes of
gas; steam and oil tractors in the field.
FLYING MACHINE EXHIBIT A SUCCESS
Frank Coffyn the Bird -man sent to
the Winnipeg Annual Exhibition by
Wright Brothers, made good every day
of the exhibition. Cheered by thousauds
at every flight, it was one of the big
attractions at the Fair and the first suc-
cessful demonstration of the flying
machinein Western Canada.
+WINNIPEG'S TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLAR
DEAL
Winnipeg, the king of Canadian
cities in municipal ownership of public
utilities has recommended the pur-
chase of the Winnipeg Electric Street
Railway on a basis offered by Sir
William Mackenzie last Winter of
$250 per share.
The
arrangements
is
tinder consideration erati
o s
n bn
will employ
mp oy
a sum of $85,000,000 in cash
for the stock and the assuming of
97,000,000 indebtedness of the company.
Mayor Evans who spent two months in
Londoncen
re try reports that Winnipeg
will have no trouble in raising the re-
quired amount if the railway company
can show that their present earnings
will provide for the necessary current
maintenance, interest on debentures
and instalment for sinking fund that
would retire the city's obligation in 4o
years, It is do exaggeration to say that
Winnipeg is the home and stronghold of
municipal ownership in North America.
Its greatest enterprise at present has
been the completion of the Municipal
power plant that is Capable of providing
100.000 electrical horse power. The
city also owns and operates its water
works plant, street lighting' system,
stone quarry, asphalt plant, parks and
boulevard system, fire alarm and high
pressure waterwotks. The purchase of
the street railway property will be sub-
mitted to the ratepayers at an early date
for ratification.
BOVNTIPUL CROP PREDICTED
Gathering the harvest of Western
Canada this year will eclipse the magoi.
tude of: say previous year in the history
e of the West. Western Cauada is calling
for an army of 50,000 men to help har-
vest its 840N,y„[1�.,,,p,,ominion Govern-
men
8, , rovitteial t3o$ernment and the
railwa are utilizing Avery means and
effort I meet the den nd by advertis-1
ii
.l.
ing low railway fares and special im-
migration privileges.
ROSINESS RETURNS L'x004LEN'r
The bank clearings for the past week
increased to such au extent that they
doubled in anmuot with those of the
56010 period in 1909 and the prediction
that Winnipeg eg t Il exceed 1 u the Billion
P
dollar bank clearings mark this Year, is
assured. The increase so far this year
over that of too now exceeds $too,000,.
000.
FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIONS
This year's wheat crop, according to a
conservative estimate, will be two hund-
red million bushels and the Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta governments
advise that fifty thousand mei/ will be
required. The majority of these will
have to be recruited from Ontario and
and the Canadian Pacific Railway is
runniog excursions to Winnipeg and
West at et to. Free tickets will be sup
plied at Winnipeg to destinations iu
Western Canada 811141 of Moose law,
Saskatoon and brunettes. Special
through trains to Winnipeg will be run
by the C. P. R. the only through line.
0n the 1e t0 Ile vi
t ng dates
Augthrough 3.
tQl
points 011 all Hues
in
Ontario South of the 0. T R. main
an
line Toronto to Sarnia. This includes
C. P. R. stations South of Guelph and
Braulptou
Aug. l2, from all points in Ontario
North of the G. T. R. inain flue Toron-
to to Sarnia all braucbes and the Tor-
onto -Sudbury line.
Aug. r6, from points in Eastern
Ontario.
Aug: 23, from all points West of
Toronto in Ontario.
Aug. 25, front all points East of
Toronto in Ontario and Quebec,
Through trains will be run from On-
tario points on the above dates to Win-
nipeg, avoiding all transfer or customs
troubles enroute. Ask any C. P. R.
agent for Circular giving rates, condi
tions, special train service, etc., from
Toronto and points in Ontario or write
to R, L. Thompson, D. P. A., C. P.
R„ Toronto.
Why Remain Thin and Pale
Pale people have pale blood. The
stomach is wrong, assimilation is poor
and food is not changed into blood.
The system lacks vitality and recou-
sttuctivepower which is supplied by
Fetr•ozone. It braces the appetite,
digestion is stimulated, what you eat
is transformed into the kind of nutri-
lnent your system tegitiles. Vital
life-giving blood that makes rosy
cheeks, strength that defies weariness,
spirit and ambition all come from
Fero'ozone. Nothing in the annals of
medicine so sure to build up and
strengthen as Ferrozoue, 1iy a 50e.
box, Sold everywhere.
OUR MONTREAL LETTER.
Despite the fact that the Dominion
Government has been spending
millions in money and years in the
bettering of the navigable channel of
the St. Lawrence from the Great
Lakes to the sea it is many moons
since the inland shipping fleets have
bad such rough sledding as they have
had Ibis season, For sledding instead
of sailing it has been on many an
eventful occasion. The water is so low
that vessels have to scrape along in
spots and experienced pilots assert
that it is nothing shott of dangerous
to attempt to run a boat through the
Cedars, the Split Rork or the Long
Sault. Freight boats are snaking their
runs anywhere ' 811 21
a ere from eight ght to tweet -
f0u1' hours late on account of the
caution necessary and the time lost
entering and leaving the canals and
the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation
Company's far famed craft which are
scheduled to give a daily thrill to
throngs of tourists by shooting the
rapids from Prescott to Montreal have
been forced to tie up at the former
place and give their passengers an-
other sort of a thrill by train for the
remainder of the journey. Engineers
are pointing out, and the pilots agree,
that the only apparent feasible way of
being assured of a deep free channel
during the whole shipping season year
in and year out dry or wet will be to
push ahead with the construction of
the dam at the Long Sault, a work
which would materially deepen the
channel in
theP art which hi ho s ch ie s ale t
atp resent and which pilots and
p
captains fear most. Until lately the
greatest opposition to the Long Sault
project has been developed because it
was thought it would be a menace to
navigation. Those who understand
the river, however, now say that
navigation could not be benefitted
better in any other way than by the
completion of this project.
HOW TO KEEP COOL
A plan for keeping cool which has
at least the attraction of novelty has
just been reeeived here by Chief
Detective Carpenter in a letter from
an alienist in Liverpool, and although
the Commissioner has been so busy
that he has not had the time as yet to
test it, he has passed it along what it
may be worth. Ac':ording to the in-
ventor of this scheme, alt that is
necessary for a cool night's rest,
paradoxical as it may sound, is to,
cover one's self sufficiently. It is the
method of covering however which
counts. For a single bed the first re'
quisite is a stick or heavy cord sufli-
tient in length to reach from the
head to the foot of the bed. This is
put in position over the centre of the
bed about eighteen inches above its
surface. From this are suspended
newspapers sewn or pasted together
falling over the edges of the bed to the
floor fort in
n
g a sort of tent -tike
structure. It is of course open a each
end and should extend tie withintabout
eighteen inches of the head, Clear bile £ire-tru016,
the newspapers is nett spread A bleu,
ke.t Or sheet 'And the coOUng plant
newepupera is ready, Its Meet-at/1'
claims that any one Rleuplug undo!.
tide covet.' will be Itopt cool by the
cmntinllbl(e breeee moving from end to
end 0119564 by the diWerenee in tem-
perature 1619td0 and outside on the
fare of it the plan eeeme 38 little 1'81100•
Ecol, But then there are plenty of
people who do not know that water
eau be cooled in a dry rlinutte by pot-
ting in a petrous jar and placing it in
the sun, Evaporation does the neat,
Crete ECONOMIES
{When fe cornea to attempting
economies of every a110 all)' kin ,
Montreal is second to bone, Unfor•
Innately many that seencl fine in
theory fail to work mit in practice.
Just now orities are 0huolt0ng over
rte t
atte a nom` ' 1 the n
n d et les n t is a l
l 0
of waste paper. A .Emir months sup-
ply amounting to about six tons, of
neatly corupt'essed and baled papa).
was uctleled offthe other dear
for $24.00, This auctioning off of the
waste paper is said to be a part of the
policy of economy but just in what
manner it is difficult to discover, In
the first place theatieIt t reversible
paper press which dues the compress
nig cost $200 and it takes about six
men to run it. To advertise the sales
and hire an auctioneer further swells
the expense, In fact those who have
figured it out say that ib may take
twenty years to pay for the paper
press alone out of the proceeds of the
paper which it compresses so neatly
As a far-sighted economy this will
break all local records provided
the press lasts the necessary number
of year's,
Help Near At Hantl
Is rehab you want when sickness
happens at eight. Cut you possibly
9
r
findthe equal of 1 i • u•
t Ne vUne. Ao Ft
q
,
it stands unequalled it curing r iu
1 1 G 1 (, pa ,
internal orlocal. Earache, toothache
e
And neuralgia disappetu
in a jiffy,
Rub it on and away flies the pair.
For 11 amps, vomiting or 1nil igestioll,
all 7051 need is ten drops in sweetened
water. Sick or well patt'll find Ner-
viline invaluable in ynnr house. Get
a huge 25c bottle to -day.
WEATHER PROBS. FOR AUGUST.
A regular storm period. in progress at
the close of July, will bring Mercurial
cloudiness and Sununu' storms to East-
ern Barts of theeouutry, ).hiring the first
two or three days of August, The
quadrature of Jupiter, blending with
other causes, will aggravate all (lister.
bauces about this time.
A reactionary storm period has its
center on the 5th and 6ch. On and
touching these dates, look for marked
increase of temperature, falling barom-
eter and moderate to light, misty rains.
We do not believe that rains will be
sufficient for crops that are not matured
by early August, except in harrow locali-
ties and along the middle Eastern sec-
tions.
A reactionary storm period extends
from the 6th to the 14th, having full
moon on the equator on the 8318. This
period will bring threatening clouds, fall
of the barometer and violent, blusteriug
winds. Relief from great warmth will
Follow disturbances at this time, and
many sections will get light to moderate
rains, but not suflcient for general agri-
cultural needs. Thegth is the center of
a narked seismic period, extending a.
bout four days before and atter that
dale. On and about the 13th, a crisis
of electrical and seismic disterbauce.
Reactionary storm period is central on
the 17th and 18th, callil,g for renewed
Summer heat, falling barometer and
blustering storms. A show of rain, a.
mounting to showers in scattered sec-
tions, will result at this and other Au-
gust storm periods.
A regular storm perind covers the
20011 to 25th, central on the 2200.
Earth's autumnal Equinox will bear on
this period, moon being in perigee and
at uety. A seismic wave 0 also coinci-
dent with this storm period central on
the 23rd. Some of the most destructive
storms on the gulf and along the South.
ern coasts occur in the month of August.
When such disburauces appear in the
South in August, prematurely cool
th
ve end weather er A t f COStS are apt to occur over
In n011 of the interior parts of country
Northward. Such things are probable
this month, during and following the
storm period loth to 261.h.
A reactionary storm period will bring
decided storm conditions on the 27th,
28th and 29th. Phe moon being on the
celestial equator on the 26th, may bring
thunder storms and fill the time between
this and the preceding period with
threatening, stormy weather. Indica-
tions are that the mouth will go out with
change to fair and much cooler weather.
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can,
as a rule, be cured by a single dose of
Chamberlain's Colic, Oholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints.
Fos by 11 al
sale d
ua dealers.
Canadiar1 News
The high wind is reported to have de-
stroyed large quantities of fruit all over
the Province,
The Canadian Northern bas taken out
aper
mit Hilt for a new station at Belleville
to cost $22.000,
The high wind is reported to have
blown down a lot of the fruit in Niagara
and other sections.
Lieut. F. H. Morris, of Bowmanville,
won the Rapid -firing Challenge Trophy,
valued at £8,000 at Risley.
Complimentary references were made
in the House of Commons to Private
Clifford's winning of the King's Prize.
All grades of refined sugar were again
advanced by ten cents per hundred
pounds throughout Ontario and at
Winnipeg,
A family named Lemieux lay claim to
Anticosti Island, and are talking of tak-
ing legal proceedings against M, Meniar
the present owner.
Presidents of the Western Boards of
Trade and miners' delegates are meeting
at MacLeod, with the object of settling
the miners' strike,
Over $go,000,000 worth of minerals
were produced in Ontario last year,
which is 4o per cent, of the productiotl
of the whole Dominion.
Windsor ratepayers carried bylaws to
improve the W a et r endto encour-
age
C ur-
0 W t works 11 0
a a . nufae rt but e mat curia conic t b t de-
feated the bylaw to provide an
autOmo-
thist
__.
11111111101111111111111
MOE
11111111111
lIllll
lllli
iill
Ii
Peep
again
in
your
oven„
•.
\•.>from
l
1;
41
�
k .
!�� �
-9
he
h+. ..�.,,�..
4
,
)
11
M11
\ f
�
,,s,14
;5• ,.
r
iq` ,, ,
- �
.
- 1
•'
`
See
loaves
How
No,
Because
is
till
This
No
never,
Al
Never
Yours
Crinkly
Golden
Snowy
FIVE
Try
those
fat
they
in
eaten.s
sturdy
dropping
unsightly
risen
heavy-sodden--soggy-indigestible.
are
and
brown
of
ROSES
it soon.
you've
FIVE
evenly
the
appetizing
crumb
loaves,
-rounded
wont fall
the Manitoba
E ROSES
elastic
flat
holes 'twist
-to
FIVE ROSES
and tender.
-light es
helps a lot.
those
made,
-substantial.
when
will
gluten
in the
stay
loaves-
of crust.
thistledown.
colder.
strength
hold
oven.
crust
risen.
pleasing
has
and
kept
then
crumb
that
them
upf,
-
4
II
(loam',
1III111DIf111111IIII
hiea,
1111
iI11�IIIIl111
III III
111111
I IIIIIIIII
i IIIII
i 11111111
i IIII
1110111111111111111111
IbhI,d\i
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIII
1
111
IUUUIIIJJIIII
Milli
'
II
i IIIII
'U
o
(IIIIIIIIIIIiI
I I I I 1
_
HIIIING
.
1 u „III
, Tar'-
~`
7
I
, ..(IIIIIIIIIIIII
�fOHPAMI\
I
111111 1111811
I
V
IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIIIIIIIIII
l l
I
l
Iji I�a
illlllllioull
ulll
ul 1 III
1 Il�,llllll
?
'r
III
ull, II
II ►Illll
II I IIm11011
w
1
►u
11!
l�
�✓
IHtil�t»�;�I11�1
LANE 0 NI 00005 M)LLICO COMPANY L ,,, to M0N REAL
The pulp and paper industry receives
an impetus by.the removal of duty in
the States.
Miss Marie Bociley, of Waterloo, died
suddenly in the swimming tack at
Woodstock College.
W. D. Scott, Superintendent of Im-
migration. hopes to supply the labor de-
mands of the West with importations
from Europe,
The contract has been signed with the
Canadian Vickers, Limited, for the Con-
struction of a three -million dollar dry-
dock at Montreal,
The Saskatchewan flax crop will bring
$12.074,000 to the Province this year, on
a conservative estimate, 'aceordiug to
Government figuring.
The Crown Plaster Company's gyp-
sum mill near Cayuga was destroyed by
fire and one of the workmen is reported
to have been burned to death.
Louis Desautels and his wife were
sentenced to ten tears' imprisonment at
Montreal for shockiug cruelty to the.
woman's eight-year-old daughter.
A Mlssouar poultry fancier expects to
produce a breed of roosters that will
not crow. He says that he is pretty sure
to succeed elides he has already suc-
ceeded in breeding chickens without
wings, neighbors who litre 10 sleep late
are hop:ful.
Malcolm Graham, a young man from
Trenton, Ont., wbo 011 the strength of a
fairy story that an uncle had left him a
fortune of over $4o,00n, bought an auto
and 3,500 shares of stock in a local
company, negotiated for the purchase of
A local hotel and finally put his foot into
it by having the house he lived in wired
by su electric Company by fraudulent
representations, appeared in the police
court. tit. Catharines, for senteuee.
Graham admitted serving a term in
Kin ,stow for different offences, As
lie
ad
had made n e restitution iu the present in -
stance, Magistrate Campbell let Graham
go on suspended sentence with a stiff
warning to be careful in future.
VAMMILAN
Rev Dr. Mac1`avish has decided to
accept the position of Field Secretary in
Ontario for the Temperance Alliance.
H,e has teuderecl his resignation 10
Cooke's church, King'stott, and will ask
that he be itutriediately relieved by the
Presbytery in time to allow him to take
up his new duties by September,
Malden always has been considered
the premier corn producing township in
South Essex, and the Sellars settlement
the king bee among other spots, hilt it's
difficult to award the prize of any partic-
ular district in this year of big corn.
For instance, Ed. A. Deneau has 25
acres which everybody who sees has to
admire for its growth, color and general
Ihrifty appearance, On Friday Mr.
Deneau measured some of the tallest
stalks, and found them 1 c feet. 4 inches
high.
A. well known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days from bowel Complaint, was mired
by se tone close e
f Lharnbedain's Oolie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be received by the undersigned,
up to noon on Monday August 7th, for paint-
ing the following bridges In the Township of
Grey 1 -White's bridge, McFarlane bridge and
Mitchell bridge on 001.2; Botz bridge on 0011.
12: and King's bridge 011 Con. 10.
A. E. MACDONAL D,
8.8 Clerk of Grey Twp.
ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE
FREE on
VEST
Ladies
O F`
LL GE
St. Thomas, Ont.:.
YOUR BL000 IS MED
ULCERS, BOILS, SWOLLEN GLANDS, BLOTCHES,
PIMPLES, AND ALL SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES
ARE COMPLETELY CURED BY THE'
NEW METHOD TREATMENT
We desire to callitbe at tentlon of all those
aL:icted with any Brood or Skin Dnoese to
our Now Method treatment as a guaranteed
cure for these complaints 'here is no ex-
cuse for soy
person
on davto a disfigured face
from eruptions and qEe omatter
whether hereditary or acquired, our specific
remedies and treatment, neutralize all poi-
sons inthe broad and expel them from the
system, Our andsexperience in the treat-
ment
rad
moop of thousands of the most seriousand
complicated capes enables us to perfect a
cure without rtoou1il' Wedo business
on the plan -Pay Only for rho Benefit You
Derive. If you have any blood disease, con-
sult us i eon of Charge and let us prove to
you holy quickly our remedies will remove
all evidences of disease. Underthe influence
of the New Method Treatment the skin be-
comes clear, ulcers, pimples and blotches
howl up, enlarged glands are reduced, fallen
out hair grows in again. the eyes become
bright, ambition and energy return• and the
v:etimrealizes a new life has opened up to
hi 1.
YOU CAN ARRANGE TO PAY AFTER
YOU ARE CURED
CONSULTATION FREE
Send for Booklet on Diseases of Men
THE GOLDEN MONITOR" FREE
' If unable to call, write fora Question
for Home Treatment
4, i d
DRs.KENNEDY a E r l EDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
All letters from Canada must be addressed
NOTICEto our Canadian Correspondence D
po ere to
i ment in Windsor, Ont. If you deelre to
see us personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat
se patients iu our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and
laboratory 1< a for Canadian ct u husfness only. Address 11
Y a letters as follows:
Y w
DRS. KENNEDY
&KENNEDY,
Windsor, Ont.
Write for our private addtesn.
A BAD BACK
is a Warning that the ftidnoys aro Sick
A bail back turns every twenty -font'
hours into one doll round of pain and
misery -you are latae in the morning,
nagged all day by ti dill throbbing
backache, can't
l est in the evea-
ing or sleep well
at night. It
hurts to bent[
over, straighten
up, get up from
a chair, or lift
even a light
weight. Any
sudden twist,
turn of awk-
ward movement sends atearing LWilige
of pain through the weak spilt.
Booth's Kidney Pills reach the weak
spot, the kidneys mud quickly restore
kidney health and. comfort. They are
guarauteed. All dealer's and
cleng-
gists o0c.. or postpaid front 1e It „
BoohOoLtd., Fort &'ie, Ont. Send
for Free Box which will be gladly
sent on application. Sold and gnat'.
inteed in Brussels by Jas. Fox.
The People's Column
BLACK COLLIE PUP with ten over eyes,
tan legs and white on front toes, 4 menthe
old, strayed from Lot 10, Col, 0, Grey, July
22nd. Information will be thankfully received
by J. MOSES, Brussels P. 0. Phone 236.
Fall Term from Aug, 28
CENTRAL
/ '//
STRATFORD. ONT.
There fall great demand upon ua roe
trained hale. 0 1 0 0111 8 18 men acme that e
oun•gradantesar501,e bar,(, Wet hero
three d6pnrbu,ents s Commercial,
Shorthand and Tocography. The
leltiel for six 11,0,18100 i,, *OO s ld tel' elle .el
y rnr 1150. Invl•stlgatibn will 80051 to
t- ynnr slIElsfaacoll that there 1. o bat•
151 ter freec t College in Canada'', Get
our fres catalogue NOW.
D. A, McLAOHLAN, Principal.
r✓1?tJ. �✓- '4'wntP3, r !4,y.A#,bug tat.'•.'ypY.'',�l
0•F0•F04-0eseitsese®✓r0.8ealieet• ie+30.03•
•
SESS1 l..
Students may enter any clay.
Open en1ire yew.. Now isa good
•
TELO11O'•BRED YORKSHIRES, either sex, 14. cute to tinter. Largest trainers
at breeding age, fornele. Also 2 young'
Shorthorn bulls, one of them let prize winner
at lir el
u s Na1r.
Morris. (Box 270 Brussels P. 0 ,'P1100.161i1. 6,
P,1 i(ARGAIN,-W111 dlapose of pottage, 1
A
Ellznb It
et street Drusa l� ,
e , etl 8860 a rent
bargain, !n order g
g 01 to secure hec quick sole. Rey
nmy be land free Mr. J. i heckle. For further
signed.
particulars see Dir. Leckie or writs the under. d. 73. 0A5IE5101i, I
10 St. George St., London.
COMFORTABLE
well, 45e., and 2 nares of choice BRICK' BO08E with
land for sale in the Southerly part of I9rus•-I
eels. Imwedinte possession can be given. For
further particulars apply to F. S. Scott, Brus-
sels, or JNO. DLoARTHUR, Walton P. 0.
r;
ARb1: EOR SALE. -Being Lob 20, Con, 14,
IliaRIllop township, containing about S2
notes, all (neared. 00 the premises isa brick
house, bank barn with hog pen combined, and
a 11606 power mill for pumping,grinding, &e.,
. , also good. bearing orahnr,+, chily Spya, Lane{
is in extra goodstate of cultivation,. having
been cropped light and large stook of both
hogs and cattle fed on 1t for. years, Farm is
situated,* nudes from school and 2 miles from
!Walton O.P. R. atation. For further portion-
fars write J. R. IIA D0I1,TON, Walton P. 0., or
apply on the promises. 411.16
ARD( FOR
SAGE. -TI e 1
1 late
earn firm b
F
, e-
in the property o err of the 1
g p y stn Peter
McNeil,
Lot 28(thin. 14,Grey, for near byhthu
undersigned. There are 85 acres cleared, bol
•
mum well cub red. On the farm there
is t.
good bunk house.
Piave
in good
and a sant•
fortnblc home. Phwe in good condition and
well fenced, For further particulars aptly to
JAS. A. MONAIR or JAS. D. DIaNAIII, Axed.
Mors, Oranbrook P.O., or F.S. SCOTT, Bros-
sele. 7.tf
FARM FOR SALE, -The undersigned offers
for sale, his 100 acre farm, being Lot 80,
Con, 16, Grey, About 70 acres cleared, bottom
in swamp, Snares h1 Fall wheat, 51 Hardt seed-
ed down. Full plowing is being done. On the
farm is a frame house uikharm driving shed,good orchard and drilled well. Close to pont.
°Moe, church and sohool. For further portico.
lore apply to JOHN 0813010NE, Proprietor, 01 F. 8. Scott, Brussels,
).:ARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot' 15,
Con. 4, Dloorls Eownahip, Hnron Co„ eon.
tabling 105 aures more or haat. On the prem-
ises isa frame lt0080, bank barn, good oreliant
well, windmill, &0..A11 (thawed wed except about;
en more. 0011000 14 miles distant. Ott y 214
miles from Brussels. 6 acres of Fall wheat ii
and. about 50 acres seeded down. Far price,
101111500,1 Other bnformatlot ripply on the
• Premises or it writing Brussels
P. 0, Photne
120. Or F. S. Scott, Brussels.
11 -Et A. L. KERR, Proprietor,
I'WARMS FOR BALE, -Lots 21 and 22, Cen. 14,
McKillop, and Lot 26 on the 10511 Conies-
. Mon, Lots 21 and 22 coinnose rho Gardiner
I.homestead and contains cinch 180 stores, an
Aral•elass land, well folioed, well tile drained
, and has 16 noses of good hnrdwood hush ; good
comfortable bu(181n15s with all modern hie.
+ provemetitO ; plenty of good spring water and
a good bearing orehard. This if) ono of the
choicest farms in the comity 07 1111rOa and
wili be sold on terms to Wait n
26 contains 126 twos
Lot
a ON wit11N purchaser,
mal' y01
so and barn
lire l n 8518 06 dg has 1101, for cors, There
ire ten puree of good Bush on thus farm. Pat
further particulars apply to A. LEX. G350007N-
ER, Walton P.O., or on the promises, 404f
in Canada, (4railuates get best
positions, 'Thousands studying
• nt home. l;xclnsive right of the
"Faiims
Book -Keeping
ug
Sys(.em" for 0111 +trio. ' 3b.lna1
4
® Business from Slat!. to Fifth -ill."
.e Wei t for particulars.
0
0
ti Business College
(<lliiiinmi with lvinghtun .l3tisi-
9 mess College.)
• GE0. SPOTTON, President
Li> n r on
'Vim undersigned has purchas-
ed the Harness Business of G.
1-1011e0, Turn limey st.,r3iussels,
whowill continue it in the 0101
stand where ice will be pleased
to meet all the old customers
of the 81101) and litany new
ones,
A full line of both Light and
"Heavy Ireeness and Horse
(4000la (80195 7'0 in stock or made
to order, Nice range 00 Grips,
Trunks, Telescopes, LCr„ to
m1100ae from at nsm110r8Le
1)).X05.
Will lunch appreciate a share
of public patronage,
Oat el'ul attention personally
given to either repairs oe new
work,
ric�
g � xx
�1Niers
IIA1tNICSS 1\1,111{.HR