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Campsion Notes
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Dom' iion Election N.nninnllou
Thursday, Stpi, t4lh. lection on
Sep , tat
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"•'1`ha march of the Cameron men"
will be the battle song in . West 1.1 Wen
and, the victory is slated for September•
ow large cc. you think Archie His,
•
e majority will
be in East Huron? is
query not infrequently asked these
av0,
M. X. McLean should twin in South
Huron, Ase has Mustard and many
other stalwarts behind him so it may be
a hot time for Mr.'Merner,
A farmer can loyally sing "God save
file Xing" and at the same time 'pocket
$�f oo a ton additional on his hay crop
fter Reciprocity conies to pass.
Hugh Clarke, M, P P., Editor of the
Kincardine Review, will oppose John
'Tbimie for the Commons in North
Bruce." Mr,'rolmie had over Soo majori-
ty at last election.
The Hensall Observer says :-The
Conservatives of East Huron have
chosen James Bowman, of Morris, ex.
Warden ot Huron as their candidate in
the coming contest. He looks some-
thing like Keit Hardie, the great Labor
champion.
M. Y. McLean, the well knows
Eclitor of the Huron Expositor, Sea -
forth, received the Liberal Nomination
'Y,
for South Huron on Friday, at Hen
, sall, A. Mustard and P. Lamont were
also in . the ballot. J. J. Mentor, a
Zurich merchant, is the Conservative
`eandid5te and promises to give Mac a
li4wly chase but we expect to see the
latteP•'win out.
The Liberal candidate in Halton Co.
in the election contest now on .is Walter
Harland Smith', of Ridgewood Farm,
Trafalgar. He is an old Brussels boy,
born bere if, we mistake not, his father
having a cabinet maker's business in a
building g5 or 4o years ago, where THE
Poor block now stands. We wish. Mr.
Smith success in.his campaign for more
reasons than "Should auld acquaintance'
be forgot."
At the Bordeu meeting held at Harris -
ton Saturday ;nth inst., Jas. Bowman
the Conservative candidate for East
Huron, was one of the speakers. He
said judging from the appearauce of the
g g PP
audience theyoY were "a grand and pros.
pernu people." They
had banded to
getlier
to bring about Confederation.
Why 'should they have this trade agree-
ment with the United'States forced upon
them ? Future -prosperity depended
upon independence of the United States.
Thefathers of Confederation had done
their best Heas ed both Grit andTor
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to unite inp reserving Confederation
He was a farmer himself, born and rais-
ed on the farm.
The battle is set in array is West
Huron with M. G. Cameron, Mayor of
Goderich, leading the Liberal hosts
while Barrister E. N. Lewis, of the same
towp, carries the Opposition banner.
Mr. ttewis has won two contests in the
riding and is a great canvasser who pays
little attention to public discussion of the
' liveq uestions. His opponent who is a
good debater,was M. P. P.fur several
win
terms and knows the territory should av o
on Sept. asst. ex•Reeve Thos. McMil-
lan, of Hullett, was the only other name
suggested at the Liberal Nominating
Convention when Mr. Cameron was the
choice by a close vote.
OUR MONTREAL LETTER.
The days when a voter in the Provitice
of Quebec could signify his party
polities by the nse of one or two words
have slipped far far back on the calendar
and the present campaign has opened
here with_the customary "rouge" or
"bleu" explanation of the habitant's
political inclivations meaning naught.
Instead, when a man in the hack
parishes wants to tell you his sentiments
it takes him a lou time. Never have
the farm dwellers'been'so Well posted on
the questlonsiof the -'how" as tbeylare at
the opening of this campaign. Last
election and the election before a man
said he was rouge orblue and let it go at
that. Ask him whyand be variably re-
plied with a shrug : "Sais pas" or yes'
because," or else"my father he rouge
too." Ask a back country Frenchman
to-daywhat his politics: are and he will
sit down and argue with you for half a
day. He's educated and educated up to
the minute. Oce is for Laurier but a-
gainst the navy, another for Laurier but
against reciprocity, He'll tell you why
and all about it. Some divesritfied fore-
casts have been made as to how the re-
sults will tally up in solid Quebec. How
near sight any of them may be is, of
course, the question. One thing is
certain, never, taking it all in all will a
less ignorant vote have beau cast.
REDUCED INSURANCE RATES.
Five years ago, the Fire Under-
writers suddenly and very materislty in-
creased their rates on Montreal risks. It
was contended that the heavy losses
from fire which were occurring at that
time were largely chargeable to the iu-'
adequsey of the city's firefighting
equipment and the efficiency of these.
who were in charge of it, There was,
.naturally much complaining but on the
whole the city accepted the situation of
the Underwriters' estimate and the sty
council began to discuss ways and means
for remedying it. Until the advent of
the Board of Control but little practical
improvement was made in conditions,
although the tide of general discussion
continued to occasionally disturb the
quiet of the City Hall. In the last
nineteen months, however two and a
half million dollars have been spent on
new water conduits, more fire apparatus
and generally increasing the efficiency
of the fire -fighting forces but, so far,
the insurance rate hes remained the
same, The city is preparing a long re-
port on the matter and, the Fire Under-
writers will be called upon to lower their
rates.
NEW "PRAVEL 'RECORD,
A new record for ocean travei, or for
that matter for travel of any kind, so far
as hutuau heiugs are concerned, his jest
beett made bore by the purser of one of
that tl'ans-#lllautio litters plying regularly
Modic ri:eTaltonlnternall -O nno
QtlrPItNotntThe' Mood
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le canoed by itorrtr9: ;,
1 t!euit illttlitat be OverConae . by
ordinary It eatmeut owl the alxl•faeh-
inned wayr.of UosJilg the systilu...Witll
drugs. llezenia le caused by A paraatje
ger») that bot -es into the skill, It is
generally a contagious disease, Jntil
the parasite is'courpletely destroyed
1 ,oz � al of a
and removed, e tsYta ca an 41 cured
Full' ..dile third of skirl diseases are in
the nein of eczema,
Vire' 0% tllrlroughly" believe that
R e x lLltccetll Ointment uvhl over,
a
aonh eozemw mai allied ski)) ailments,
,
that we unhesitatingly. promise to
pgbxnptly return the money paid .08
for it should it in any way be' en-
satiafaataly to _ the user. .•
'lt le cleansing,
BeCAUSL Of its telu al dab Ci g
antiseptic.germicidal, soiithing and
healiltg influence, Rexall Eczema,
Ointment has a very prontnuweed
Arable ix) the treatment of skin diseases
especially where the form of ailments
oftlae chronic, aggravating sort, We
highly recoiutoend it for the dry scaly
form or the weeping type, where there
is a constant flow of iIl.smelling ex-
cretion.
Rexall sIllezema Ohltment is very
prompt in relieving pimples, blotches,
skin dtscoloratrons, ringworm, ache,
nettle rash, tetter, hives, ulcers, in-
sect bites, and for healing sores and
wounds, It is a pleasant smelling,
grayish -white ointment, and is vary
cleanly for use, Two sizes, 50c. and
$1.00. Sold only at our store -The
Rexall Store. F. R. Smith.
between this port and Europe, who has
just conptetedltis thousaudth trip across
the Atlantic. 'these thousand trips
represent about 3,5
o0000 nines
of travel
a surpassing • any other achievement of
the sort r of which may
record can be
�.
found, The thousand trips are equal
to 140 trips around the earth or fifteen to
the moon, Of course not all these trips
were made on the same vessel, nor was
there accomplished a quick once, since
the purser in question has been "travel-
' ling the Atlantic since 1£65 or for nearly
half a century. His fust trip. was of a
nature to discourage and but the Most
enthusiastic love' of the sea, since it
was made on a steamship which took
fireonits way to this country and was
only saved after all hope had been
abandoned. It is • likely that
it will be long before this 3,800,000 mile
record will be beaten, even with the
greatly increased. speed of the present
day liners.
Health For Run -Down Women
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PromPromthe experience of ll
Pauke, Saskatoon, nothing compares
with Ferrozone. "At times l was con-
fined to my bed and couldu't do any
work. I was run down in flesh, lost
strength, nay appetite failed, my color
was pallid. Weary and caastdown, it
seemed I couldn't catch up. Ferro -
zone, of life in m
started a
std new kind
Y
boar i
1 built me
n vitalized and
strengthened my nerves, and fineily
cured my heart and stomach pains.
Ferrozone is a rebuiider that has
special virtue in female ailments.
Sold everywhere in 50c boxes ; try
Ferrozone.
Personal Letter To Young People
DEAR FRIENos.-It is my desire to get
in ton with all the young people in
this section OI the country, and it is almost
impossible to do so by personal letter.
I take this method therefore of reaching
you through the columns Of THE PosT.
You are sure to come to a time when
you will decide which course to take, and
what occupation you will choose as a
foundation for your life' work. I there-
fore wish to say that when that time
comes, (and no doubt it is now here
with many of you), and yon desire to
;eater business, you can obtain a thorough
knowledge of modern business methods
at Listowel Business College in a short
time and at a moderate cost to you.
Dnring the coming year our Courses
will not merely be confined to text books
-alone, but we will have actual practice
for all students in the writing and hand-
ling of the different forms used in busi-
ness, with an actual practice of using
'Loose Leaf Ledgers in the Bookkeeping
work, and the duplicating of typewritten.
lettersin the stenography Department.
We will olso have a Special Farm Ac'.
counting Course for farmers sons who
do not want to leave the farm, and who
wish to attend College for ashort time'in
order to improve their education.
In addition to the regular day school
sessions, the students are allowed the
privilege of attending the night school
two nights per week throughout their
term without additional cost to them.
'FIris has proved very beneficial to those
who have in the past availed themselves
of the opportunity.
The College will he equipped with a
complete library of business books of all
kinds, and the leading Business' Maga-
shies as reference books to which the
students will have free access at all times.
I have made a thorough study of the
best methods of teaching Commercial
subjects in a Special Course for that pur-
pose in the city of Rochester, New
York, under the tuition of the leading
Commercial teachers in the country, and
my very best efforts for improvement are
at the service of my students. The busi-
ness world is begging for competent
young men and women to fill positions
of responsibility and trust, and if you
are equipped with a knowledge of busi-
ness methods, yon may be sure of a
good position in the business world,
Our graduates are proving successful
by retaining their positions wherever
they have been placed.
The tuition rates for a Course of study
in the Listowel ,Business College are as
follows :-Three months $25,0o, Six
months $4z.00, or $6.00 per month for
the second three months ifpaid monthly
and for the school year of ten months!
$60.00
If there are any questions in regard to
Business College work which you
would care to ask, I shall be pleased to
hear from you. Yours truly,
E. G. MATTHHEWR,.
Principal, Listowel Business College,
A,n-Ordinary case of diarrhoea can,
as a title, be bused by a single. dose o
Ohaticbel tine ' Colic, ' Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, 'this remedy has
no superior for bowel : cotllplaints.
rat sale by all dealers, ,
FgAR,QF ANNEXATION
DMA. Sin, -`Atte fear that 11 u ay
Wad to itemisation Set•1118 to ' be I be
only aargnineut left to these opposed
to J eoipi•oeity au'gnlneet. Att answer
to that I would point out that though
Nations may raise of lower the blur.
ries to trade, the Aetuiul trading chit
only bb done by the individuals them-
selves so that these romans wile also
afraid they may lose llteit• loyalty by
selling their cantle to Buffalo Nyould•
-only steed to epenil'os of the buyer
where he intended to sell. The buyer
would l I
t old stay Well Y! scrip W 13ui1'Alo I
will pay yell eight oeuts bntif 1 ship
them to Toronto, for either Oily' eu'
British coosuuspiion, 1 r'san only pity
you $6.00. The nervous farmer could
take the lower price' audstill have -a
string to bis loyalty but his more en.
terprising neighbor, whose loyalty
dues not depend on his pocket
book, could take the higher price,,
They might even go further enol
trait a big '1' on the gate No that
buyers who ttii p11ying the high-
er price would not meed I0 call.
Sincerely yours,•
THOMAS WOODCOCK.
Westfield, Aug. 22, 1011.
Are You Subject To Stiffness.
Psi'iitsps itis in the neck or shoultlets,
First thing is a good rub with
Nervilitte. No more speedyremedy
eon be adopted. When applied to the
muscles Nerviline gives them fioxibil-
1Ly and vigor ; inflammation, soreness
and stiffiuess disappear. "Whether
in the cheat' or throat nothing can sm.
pass Nerviline writes 0. 13 Denton,
Lumber ,Merchant at Oak Bay N. R.
"Rubbed on alt night, troll hitt' is gone
by morning. I have proved Nvrviline
agteatmedicine." Everyone
the
same, and, Nerylline always makes'
good, 25i bottles sold eve) ywliere,
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
The crop is still the big thing in the.
West, and a. very big dung it will
surely be. The longed.for hot Weath-
er came and net Loa late, as Soilte feat,
ed, it .would, After a season . which
brought a bit too anurit rant in some
parts, the crop is being hot shed off
with weather so sniendidt clearand
warm that field's that were green' 'be-
fore have ripeued''and are being cut
fast. A feaatureof the crop is the
earliness of ripening in Manitoba:
Many fields about LViuuipeg have
been cut a week or ten days and the
harvest is making rapid progress on
all hands: Reports of yirlds from the
several districts beat' out the forecast
of 200,000000 bushels of wheat made
by ex eeienced men some weeks ago:'
Oats, barley and flax ate also due to
make records and there has never
been a better year for field crops.
Market gardeners have done especial-
ly well around about Winnipeg this
year. There was a gendral scarcity
01'Pe•t
otato s andhe season has been a
most favorable one foe t1 us.or c 1). The
Hells werelautt_d earlyin
and ose of
them have done well.
Early potatoes
were dug the lbtli of July, .and a
gardener on the Eatat side of Red
River near Winnipeg, sold 178 bushels
from three-quarters of an acre of land
at three dollars a bushel. This was
00- exception but the rule with all
potatoes planted on early land. An-
other gardener sold • $547,40 worth' of
cabbages from half an acre and had
his cropoff bythe 1st of Auust;
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Prices for all fresh vegetables ,rule
high in the Winnipeg market and
their is a good demand foi all the
truck raised.
The splendid erop outlook has at-
tracted much notice from tourists
through the West and notice of a
most practical nature in many. cases...
Railroad men have been notably ate;
tracted by the flourishing state of'the
West, and new lines into Winnipeg
and the' West are planned. Aa J.
Darling, president of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul toad. and
William Rockefeller, a leading direct-
or, passed across the prairie provinces
a few weeks ago and declared ,that the
sight of the wheat fields avid general
prosperity of the country was a reve-
lation to thein. These''taiload ofil
cials were so strongly impresser) with
the possibilities for business in West-
ern Canada that the toad in
which they are interested will secure
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AOr IHC OOD. 1,1a0 COMPANY L,.1 OMONTAEAtI
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'an entrance into \Vinttipeg at the'
very first opportunity. The Minne-
apolis and ,St. Louis'. toad is another
system that has been attracted by the.
1 West
growth of theCanadian
and will buildto _the boundary,at
least to connect .with the Great
Northern and Grand Trunk; Pacific i,,ii'
this side,
The Great Northern railroad is do-
ing a big work with its terminal facili-
ties in Winnipeg. After some trouble
between -the road and the'city on the
matter of grade crossings. the Great
Northern officials clecidedtt5Y field the
point, -and will build five subways • to
avoid the grade crossings cowing into
the city front the West. The work of
h t• h vin
the preparation includes the mo g
of 1,800 houses and building enormous
freight shuts and Yards at 'a point
which will be highly advaritag'eous for
the railroad and those who ship goods
,over it. For the present the Great
Northern will use the•fine new Union
:Station as its passenger terminal.
This station was opened for public Ilse
on: the 7111 of August after completion
ata cost of a million and a'haif. • I.t is'
easily the finest rail way station iu
Caoaadn.
Ailvit., s from Saskatchewan tell a
story i,r semarlcable growth and pros -
'polity in that province. In the
Saskatoon district the crops are simp-
ly' amazing,
imply'arnazing, and the• city Board of
arlade has been busy sending harvest
h atids into the surrnnuding country.
1,700 men had been sent out thus, up
to, the fifteenth of the month, and
abut 8,000 moire' were needed. For
province, 15,000 men were
required to harvest Lhe crop.
-Construction work ,on ,the Grand
,Timnlc Pacific line at ,Prince Albert,
was corilmeficed last 'week in Life city
litnits and a gang 5t sixty' teams with
scrapers were engaged. Thee work is
in charge,of,Assistant Engineerklow-
ard and the grade from Prince, Albert..
to SouthSaskatchewdn se distance of
YOIJ PAY WHEN CURE
Drs. K. & K. TAKE ALL RISKS
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
Thousands of young and middle-aged men aro anuvally,swept to a premature grave
through Early Indiscretions, Excesses and Blood Diseases. If you have any of the fol-
lowing symptoms consult us before it is too late: Aro you nervous and Weal, despon-
dentaettgloomy, specks before the eyes, with dark circles under them, wean back,
kidney's irritable, palpitation of the heart, bashful, dreams and losses; sediment in urine.
pimples on the face, eyes sunken, hollow cheeks, careworn expression, poor Memory,
lifeless, distrustful lack energy and strength, ttreamornings, restless ni^hln, ehastnealls
moods, weak manhood, premature decay, bone pains, hair loose, • sore throat, etc.
YOU WILL BE 'A WRECK
Our New Method Treatment can cure you and make ammo of you,. 'Under its InOn-
ence the brain becomes active, the blood purilled so that all pimples, blotches end utesl5
disappear, the nerves become strong as steel, so that nervopasees, bashfuluess and des -
pendency vanish, the eye becomes bright the face full and clear, energy returns to the
body and the moral, physical and sexual systemsare invigorated; all drains cease -no
mm'o vital
II, iv Prom kiln system. Don't let quacks and fakirs rob you 0f your hard
eurued dollars. We will euro you or no pay. EVERYTHING PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
READER: No matter who has treated you,'write fox. an honest opinion Frae of Charge.
Boole Free -"The Golden Monitor" (Illustrated), on Secret Diseases of Men.
QUESTION UST FOR HOME TREATMENT SENT ON REQUEST
DRs.KENNEIiY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit', Mich.
All letters from Canada must be addressed
NOTICE ore on ence De t -
to our Canadian C r sd
essuntass cent itt Windsor, Ont, If you desire to
see us personally call at our Medical Institute iu Detroit as sve see and treat'
no ,patients in our Windsor offxcea Which are for Corrdspondence arid.
Laboratory foe Canadian business only.: 'Address all letters as follows:
DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Oat.
We.'ltotet' our prlVate address. , ..-.
it
twenty miles, Will be'cotnpletod before
the snow Ries, The grade ,from the
Sonth will reach the other bank of
the Saskatchewan about the same
tame and the bridge will bo )
tit in dur-
ing the 'Winter. Raile uiIi alsoo +be:
laid this season from the South to the
Saskatchewan River, and will be com-
pleted into 'Prlpee Albert early in the
Spring, 80 that the line will be operat-
ed into this city early next Summer.
The road taps an exceedinglyfertile
country. which has been etled fuer
Haan ears and 'which will contribute
years
the rowth of the cit
greatly g Y
Recent warm weather hits harried
the crops anthe Prince Albert district
and farmers gay that the yield will be
the heaviest in 26 years. the weather
throughout the season has been par-
ticularly favorable for the growth and
maturing of the crops.
'The visit of Mayor Holmes and Al-
dertuan McLeod, of Prince` -Albert, to
Ottawa for the purpose )f securing a
r s g
dean ite statement from the Dominion
Goyy
erameut towardsthe construction
of
th 'civic ower works at La Dolle
Falls on Saskatchewan River was
most successful. The Government
will assist the city in the tmdertaking
and work will be rushed this season..,
Cecil 13. Smith the?veil known engine-
er, under whose supervision the Win-
nipeg- power plant was constructed,
spoke recently at a Oanadian Club
luncheon hereand stated that, in his
opinion, the undertaking of the power
pliant ex Prince Albert will result in -
touch, aclivity in manufacturing
throuliolrt this district.-
Nervous
istrictsNervous -Condition
Results From -Kidney Trouble
•Sick kid rieys Make you feel sick in a
110108er Of ways and it is now known
that a nervous condition often results
:from kidney trouble. When the kid-
neys are sick the
whole nettvous
system becomes
irritated causing
headache, dizzy
spells, • fits of,
"blues," neural-
gic attack s,
x'heitmatic pains
weak eyesight,
dull tired days,
and a constant
inclination t0
worhy over trifles. -
' Booth's Kidney,' Pills strengthen
sick kidneys, cure backache, regulate
the urine and restore to normal con-
ditions. They ate guaranteed. All
dealers sell, 50c a box, or postpaid
from The R. T. Booth Co. Ltd., Fort
Erie, Ont. If you woad like to test
thein free write for a trial box.
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COLLEGE
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NOTICE
Notice le hereby given that a Court will be
held, pursuant to The Ontario Voters .Lists
AM, by HIS Honour the Judge ot the County
Court of the County of Huron, at the Town-
ship Hall, Ethel, on Tuesday, the 6th day of
September. 1011 at ten a'alOelc in the forenoon,
to hear. and determine oomnlainte of errors
and omissions in the Voters' List of the -Muni-
elpa lity of the ToWn.hlp of Grey for 1011.
Dated 11,e 10th day of August, 1011.
A. H, MACDONALD,
8-2 •01er1. of Grey,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
held; periannt to. the Ontario Voters' Lists
Act, byHlaHatottr the fudge of the County'
(court of the County of Huron, at the Tewu
I'iall', Blyth, on Wednesday, the Oth day of
Ba tembor,10
1011, at otolock a, m,ito hear and
determine ooro,l1a1nf o (01'01'8 ad omissions
,1the Valero' List of the hunteipulity of goy -
.111:3 Pros ton,
Dtdat{uonne
Auitdst Stet, 1011
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A,'MAd10W N,'glarbsofMorrie.
. The People's .Oolurrin k:'u'P unci r4MO'-'iyte,"ealicsoiQ lro'
Term from /lug,
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Fall Ta 28
AR hi FOR SALE: -The tu,clersigned oilers
1
m0i, les ilMorris
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seretownelnp,
, Huron
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acres cleared. 'em,eis tomfortablahouse,
new bank barn, or fned drwell &t.
South of Br al, Pbseeesltto
purchaser. liar further p1ntioulao, RA to,
price, terms, Rea, apply on the, premises or
Brussels P. 0. to Y. BMA hl, Prop. 8.4
wO DORSET RAMS lfoxt- -SALE.- One
Dorset- ran, would creditably headyour
stock. Eligible for registration in the Oontht-
i lechenicsbttr Ohio and
tnuel Dorset Olu i N
g,
' Dorset
''tion 1 Records for Do
the CuOttaw Na a 1 e
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emelt. J. E. 001[
awn. Piton no U
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'r Brussels P. 0.
Lot 18, Cion 8, Morrie.
Phone 887, , . 841
TRAYED on the premises of the under-
1 ill on Au•.
eiBBhea Loc 7 Con, 14 M0S o
tlrd, 18 head of cattle as follows lop,
one
gray with horns and one white dehorned': the
balance are young cattle 1 and 2 years old. 8 of
themwith white heads, -Owner 10 requested.
to prove-proper(y,pay expenses and inke them.
51088y AItOHIE MoOALL UNP,
0•d'� Walton.'
FAR
=ARM. TORENT.-The undersigned ned desires
to rent her 100 -acre
farm, bring Lot 15,
Con. o,Crey ren hiu,Huron o There is a
comfortable brick
house hank burn, orchard,
&c„ on the premises. -1W, miles to clnuoh and.
sante 'distance to -eeltoot. Possession 1St of
March, 1912, with privilege of Fall plowing.
For further information write or imply to
8-tf 111118. JOS, RAYNAltD, Lucknow.
'raORO'-BRED YORKSHIRES either sex,
'atbreedlug age, forsnte. Also 2 young
Shorthorn batle„one of them 1st prize winner
at Brdsseit Fair, 3018. SP1E1R, Lot 20, Dont: 0,
Morris,'' Box. 270 Braesela P.. 0. P11o11e108.
AT A BAROADT. WitL dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street; Brussels, at 5860, a great
bargain,. in'order;tosesure.quielc sale. Key
'may belied from Mr, J, Leclne. For further
• p rble lars'see ifrg oki a dr write the under-
signed. George Bt., London,
OMFO1I.TABLE BRICK HOUSE withC stable, well, &o, and 2 aures of choice
land for sale iu the 'Southerly pput$ of Brus-
sels..., Immediate Poss_epssiion 01,1 be given, For
Sefurther pNO. MLOARiuSU1:,ly t lepton S. Scott, Bros-
sets,
rits•
aee,o J
YORKSHIRIE BOAR - 'FOR SERVICE -Phe
undersigned will keepfor service on Lot
5�8o Ooni 2Morrie, ple Cirove Alphoneo
.alit;'-82686,mbredbyH. S. McDievm1d,1',it sL
Ont; Terms 5100 cash. Have also u Yorkshire
hog for sale ata bargain.
• 04 W. S. FORREST, Prop,,
Phone 115 Jamestown P. 0,
FARM EOR BALE.-Behtg Lot 20, Con. 14,
.McKillop -township, containing about52
acres,alteleared. On the prsndseo is a brick
hous, bank barn with hog pen combined, and
a new power mill for pumping,grinding, &a,;
also good bearing orehm',•, eb aly Spys. Lund
is in extra good state of cultivation, having
been propped light and large stock of both
hogs anfld cattle fed ou it for years. rain, le
situated V, miles from school and 2 miles from
tare write J. R. HAMILTON,,Walton P. O., or
apply on the premises.
Walton U. P. R. station. For further pad6-if•tieu-
FARM FOR SALE, -The 100 note farm, be-
ing the property of the late Peter McNeil,
Lot 28,Con, 14, Grey, Isofferedfor sale by the
undersigned. There are 8s aoroscleared, bal-
ance well timbered. On thu Yarm there is a
iablhuollnedvoolcoftoaoncom-
fortable peingdndd
well Poneed. For further partioulars apply to
JAS.!A. MONAIlt or JAS. D. MoNAIR, Exec-
utors, Oranhrook P. a, or F, B. SCOTT, Bros -
Bele. • 7-tf.
FARM: FOR 0AL10.-the undersigned offers
for Bale, hie100 sore farm, bele Lot 80,
Con. 15, Grey. About 70 acrescleareti, balance
in swamp, 8 acres in Fall Wheat,. 81aorea seed-
ed down. Fall plowing is being dune. On the
farm is a frame house bunk barn, driving shed,
good orchard and drilled well. Olese to post -
aloe, 'Mural; and sohcol, For further perilmt-
lers apply to JOHN OSBORRNIE, Proprietor,
or F. S. Scott, Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE, being Booth 11011 Lot 26,
Con, 4, Morris township, Huron Oo,, con-
taining 100 acme more or less. On the prem•
tees is a frame house, bunk horn, good orahnrd„
well, windmill, &o. All Moored exeopt about
an sore: School 114 miles distant. Only 2t2
miles from Bra: vola. 0 norm of Fall wheat (s
and about 60 acres seeded down. For pries,
terhrs aid other information apply on the
premises or if writing Brussels P. 0.'Phone
120, Or P• B• Saott,.>A. T L. lCecRR Proprietor.
,
r„'i1RMS P011 SALE,-Lots,21 end 22, Con. 111,
Mclitllop, and Lot 28 on the 18th Commie -
Rion, Lots 21 and 52 nomnpeso the Gardiner
Homestead and contains.aboat 180 acresall
first-class land, well fenced, well tile drained
and has 16 acres of gqood hardwood bash ; good
comfortable buildings With all modern ito-
provements ; plenty of good Boring water and
a. good bearing orchard, This is ono of the
ahaloottfarms in the (leerily of Hut'on an11
will be sold on Lerma to suitureilnoor, tilt
20 omitenle 120 aeras with small I
1 a
and barn
all fnpaeturonyears. ndlms been fob ye)se. 'SMen•o
are ton 00710 of good bosh cin this ,farm, For
faherpartloulnra8plALIE, DN-
EliiWpitrtarp:O:,oroputytohoyromiBso,GAItn5•(If
e CEpTRAL
, STRATFORD.ONT.
Thereis a great demand upon ns for
trained help. Busineesmen state -that a
our greduatesare the brat, We Lave' t
three departments:- Commercial,
,611 Within and and Telegraphy. to 415 phyfo The
te Within for xix mm�ths 1s d willand. .prove
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D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal.
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W1NQHAMa+
® Business College .(i°.,
GEO. aPOTTON, President +
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Chas. W. Burns, Prineipel ••,
glinSEMYSINSEGSMINGMISSKSZERESSIWI
The undersigned has purchas-
ed. the harness %silees of G.
House, Turnhurry st.,Brussels,
who will (NM:Arnie ib in the old
stand where he will be pleased
to meet all the olcl costoulers
of Che shop and many new
00e9, ,
Aftillline ofwi
t both Light and
Heavy liarness and Morse
Goods always in stock or made
to order. Nice range of Grips,
''rnnits,' '1'elesco�es, &0,, to
choose Tb'om tat moderaCtt
ln'ices.
' Will much .appreciate n' share
of public patronage,
Oarefnl al:tention personally
given to either repairs or new
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