The Brussels Post, 1911-9-28, Page 4TRH 1111 )AY, Sit''Ti+:M131.R 28, 59f1
DISTRICT Si. L ONVENTI.ON
The Conveellon held In Irthel on
fl'bnrsday, Sept. 14th was good Pram
the opening devotional exercises ata 30
by the Rev, L ,A. Vntallter, right throttgb
ench number until the • closlug 13enedie•
' tion was pronounced. Those who could
have attended crud clid not missed one
• of the golden' opportunities of life
Rev. leWren, M. A. ofeethel, was the
first speaker. His gnbjeot was ".A. cum -
partitive study of S. Sstatistics for the
district sue plans for the year's work,"
The statistics thew 3,699 scholars en.
rolled in our Sunday Snhoois with
454 teachers out of which there are onit
83 teachers taking teetraining course,
There are et7 schools, only x of an in-
crease over lust yenr. The speaker
pointed opt the fact that this was not as
it should be and that while their was a
sligttt'increase our Sunday Schools were
not taking the advsuced ground they
should, back of spirituality was the
main key note to the situation that Rev,
Wren slightly touched on, shortening
his address so as to give Rev. Byron
Snell more time on his subjects as they
REV. D. WREN, M. A.
District S. School Secretary.
were so closely
allied.
Rev.J. L
Coo
of Bluevale,
then
en ad tressed the $
th
e
i0 on" uConference Sunday Soho
Motto," dealing witb its three division
Trained teachers from Sunday School
$t a year per member for Missions an
Christian worker who is one willing
put their Full time and energy in
Christ's service. He divided bis sub7'e
thus (tj How may we hest serve th
Sabbath School ? (2) How may the
S. best serve the living God? H
thoughts were live and earnest.
fulfill our motto we must have activit
in the S. S. which activity produc
strength. What we need is consecrate
energy, consecrated means and San
day Schools in the homes. If in th
homes the Sunday School is revere
and loved and the children taught i
advantages and blessings there woul
be no need of forcing children to the 8
S. The girls and boys of our land ar
bright and intelligent and on the lookou
fos the best .tgoingand if rightly tau
h
g
and a Godi example set before
Y them a
the proper age there is no danger o
losing them from the S. S.
This address was followed by a dis
cussion led by Rev. S. Jefferson, wh
has come into our Conference this las
year from Nova Scotia. He referred t
the slump in church membership an
claimed it was due to the S. S. Hi
idea was to change the motto round an
put $1 per member as the first clause
claiming that if a child, man or wom
an is giving he takes a more vital ioteres
and the other clauses of the matte
naturally follow. This led into a splen-
did discussion on the need of trained
workers. So intense grew the interest in
the need, its failure in the past, its every
increasing' need today and no ray of
sunshine through the cloud of failure
g
wbere it had been tried and the lack of
interest where it hadn't. Rev. Byron
Snell, of Kirkton, was called to the plat-
form to diagnose the case and treat it as
a specialist, which indeed he did. Rev.
Mr. Snell commands attention the
moment you look into his face, which is
full of strength and intellectuality and
belonging n toaman
0instinctively
;: gu feel
Y
you could trust. At one moment be
would have his audience all smiles and
the next you'd feel that little catch is
your throat and your eyes would be wet
with tears. He just seemed to be
handling the heart strings of life. One
of his fitst questions was this, "Are our
Leagues and Sunday Schools studying
the word of God as they ought and if
not why ?" There he claimed, came the
great need for trained workers. No
factor
could
be run successfully c .e
Yt ssfuii with-
out
n -
v h
Y
out a proper e1.
p p business management and
men who know bow to work. Wes it
any wonder that iu all the big things of
life men and women had to be trained
for their work. Our S. S. fell short of
this mark. When man and women to-
day dealing with the most important
erotic in the world. that of leading and
teaching precious souls to Christ should
go at the work often with little or no
training whatever, The speaker paid
respect to the work done in the past but
he said if we are to hold our country for
God, we have to get hold of the youth
yotl have in the S. S. and this can only
be done by trained and efficient workers,
Be made the statement that there is
nothing we cannot have in the next 25
years if Christian men and lwomen of oar
land begin now in the Sunday School.
We fell'short of our privilege
through lack of our business methods.
No League or 8. S. could expect to ad.
'vane who l olden executive or teacher's
meeting every three or four months as
the gotten 0 nU COok them. Gee good way
Fie man { - efor
ton d keeping of
p g b ore the
school the need of some one from that
school tel devote his or her, life to the
ministry or special particular work for
God, was for tbe Superintendent to ask
not unfrequently' if there was not some
one present Who felt Christ's call 10
them to devote their lives entirely to His
service, Anothet''good suggestion for
the study of the lessen was for the
Stt efintGndeet to on the
p 0 putblack.
board a plan of how 10 study and teach
the S. S. lesson, Rev, Mr. Snell ane'
k,
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mit fallen Shoi+ld 1>e Baneful In Thiele
J}Rloetlgn erf Regulative Moelieino
'Ve have 11 MO, dependable and
tltngel''hee ideal t•onietly that is parth
cn111rly Adapted to the requirements
of aged people aid persons of weak
constitutions who sujTer Froin collet!.
patio: ov other bowel diseeders. We
are ao certain that it will relieve these'
corpiaiets and give absolute eat's-•
faotion in every paelectillar that We
o1Tet' 1't with our peeaun111 guarantee
that it shall euvt the neer nothing if
'it fails to substantiate 0111' elt1,in1s,
Thia reined y is ealled.Re full Orelerlies,
Rexali Orderlies have iL soothing,
healing, strengthening, tonic and
regulative action upon the bowels.
Tlksy remove all irritation, tit
soreness and weakness, '1'lley restore
the bowels and assneiate organs to
more vigorous and healthy activity.
They are eaten like candy, may he
Laken at any flute without iucon.
venlenee, do not cause Oily griping,
nausea, diarrhoea, excessive looseness,
flatulence or nater disagreeable effect.
Price 28c, and 10e. Sold only at our
store -Tire Rexall Store. F, R.
Smith.
swereel the demand for trained work
by this plan wbieh is to he adopted
our Wingham District ;-Sir men sui
to the work are to be appointed for
District ; 3 to tectule on Sociology,
study of the mind and 3 on Pedigo
'I'wo 0155 tore to vi'it the church mice
two 1
t r Nitre ntonilxv and give teem
011 these•nl'j,•cts I) thie tet the he
fila of the 1.t o c5 in 111' Ulvverellt.
be broneht t0 the Sunday School e a
or in his. wi, home. The 5551,51 (r t
c'nneeh Lti'FGe le quested to form n Ira
in(r of Bible Sind\ ctass to he conduct
at the ;never net'ing or it hen it
wherever pesie lee end the two men a
point. (1Io l
ivn their Iec•
1.s will
att'e 10 help solve the d 11 •e:tire a
prove at tignite.: to the wet k
"How to ("'0 1111' :e S. S Reny" tv
the subject eter Lae/lied he 11 Ric
mend, Sttp„in!cudt 11 1,1* Uniritt ti
'1.11 ntv mind 'sur 0w•n S. 5 trete w
g'le'e up to the nee in what he co
sirlered a good rally. in fact I believe
could give diem a few gentle hints
the subject. The one thing I :otic
that they had us hea'eir on, lyes t1
signing and re signing of the Tempe
once pledge. He closed his remar
with a fine illustration of Christ's to
for ns. He said that years ago wh
this century was new, a lad was help!
his father carr material v ,a for a built to
1
and as the lads arms were trot stron
nor his muscles developed but his fath
needed his help so he fashioned a rud
barrow by means of erose sticks uncle
neath which he put a long handle giving
his son the long end of the handle. So
he said Christ reaches down to his
christian workers on earth the long end
of the handle to help us lift the world to
the feet of His Father in Heaven,
Melvin Stemmon, Ethel, next intro•
limed the subject "Young Men's Bible
Classes in Rural S. S," Right here let
ne say I think we should be ashamed
with the record our school has to let
Ethel outdo us the way they stave done
u this regard. I think we should have
a splendid class right here at home.
They have a class at Ethel of over 30
egular attenders, ranging in age from
6 upwards. They have it well organiz
d and equipped, 'riles, are known as
he Y. M. B. `. which (. htch
the have en-
v
rave on d their clan
. s pin which they alt
wear. Their motto is "Muscle, Mind,
nd Morals." The secret of their sue.
ess is this which they try to live up to
raternity, unity, harmony and business^
ke management, Mr. Slenlmon de.
tared it was easier to get a young man
o go to the Y. M. S. C. than If you
ere merely asking him to' go to S.
, He said the first essential to success
ora class of this kind was a teacher
So was white clear through, for no one
aid he, will find out quicker if a person
saying one thing and living another
ban a boy for they just happen to know.
This class endeavors to supply amuse-
ent for its members in every way
ossible. They have football games
nd parties every once in awhile, such
Valentineparties,Halloween en
parties,
c., to which they invite their sisters
d a friend. Recently they laid to rest
ne of their oldest members who was
efirst to break their ranks. At his
neral the class formed a guard of
nor and dropped the class pin into
s grave. In this class they have a
ale choir, which by the way gave us
i•
us cel number in
S
the evening service,
ce,
d when they finished singing Rev.
r. Hibbert, of Gerrie, who was chair -
an, took a look at them and said "05
I had but the power 1 would just putt
y arms about you alt and transport you
Gorrie." Rev. Mr. Wren laughingly
marked, that he thought Rev. Mr,
bbert said he would transport them
to Glory, whereupon Mr. Hibbert tie-
red that Gorrie was next thing to
ory.
The first address of the evening was
Rev. Geo.McKinley, :lav, of Luckaow on
Phe Relation of the Hoty Spirit to the
rk of the Sunday Senool." This was
very strong, spiritual address. He
alt with the subject first in what way
es the Spirit of God affect the scholar
the class ; and the teacher should he
re because God called them there.
e way to know the call was having
ability for the work and realizing the
ed. Failure came from not knowing
source of power, He laid great
ess on the teacher being filled with
Holy Spirit so es to have power with
class, the putting under' of self and
striving after that fuller knowledge of
d's word, He said that through lack
sympathy we fail and referred to
ter's dealing with Cornelius, It was
so mach that the pupils grasped the
ers
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wolnetl 15110 Reeyetl el the let son as that
they should and t 10 -1 '11 the 1515110
115 spoke All the dU55l1•(1 1 ut 31liyereu
1did
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shonld IIVS so close • 0 1 111•!51 that, w
could feel tuft Deo;, 1111 (3c11 lilt tl
Rleaas everything. til urged Ihi 1115554
11 v 1111' catefulners on' 1 11e part of th
recite' fu pt enel n pg I Le '1'1 nth fel n
trite entail estitttate, lite lar ((itching tit
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"" Cha 0ia0tuuti Fields of Life'' by Rc v
Byron emelt urns the closing 'tdilryes u
the evening. 11 is subject embraced 11
lite of 11 girl mid boy from the time the,
-rice 5liroll51 in IIle Cradle Roil u,.t'
they are 21 yens 01 age. Ile twee..
hls abject with the mind of a s5er a'
jet. He divided hi; dlllless thin 1-- 3
'rile value of silt 3 nud 111051. 01 11x+1
eurlosily, inntetfuu and 121!5111 11 til!
age 4 to 5 he classed its lteg'uut Ih au
spoke of them as full:of finite!lou, !magi
notion, play, curiosity Rel gives idea
struggle iu the mind at rhes nge
P hoary "ge neon- 6 to 8 Tuls is Ihi.
ualttt forming age end vpi,•ial eharaeiet
!sties el Ole age ate reorder, steer:It;
emotit•n and fa th. tumors 9' ,0 1
energy, el, mine, 1 e e metier) and the
gang rim it begifs to 11, 55.' p 1511.
tinea carte uttt very 51r",.g5 1..n th,
hero worship of this Ise, earl in'1 ill(
th. t a child i ,1.111 d . s ,I.; 1
1'fe because at net, ago le ; 1'11 en 10
;Illltutrt Lhid1 lints :diel ;.i me tote til on1
they were innliparwith '1141 11 1.1 ttit'alii
were either nate t Il is ts'ng. I ,'n r-
1n5d11111 S age 1' om 13 '" 1(1 11e mon.
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"Ain. tt lbs: e• th,5 are e,y•'s u.tioilo
vino, is it nos tl,e at 111 ova p „ell of
ire.1 eel s u d 1,,- ,1 . I the
11151 1 I• l I Ill , ,l ,( 11
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'feel+ tel '.. o Sall tee.. ,
„d Kr, 111 1 1 19 1 ,•5111315.
Ibis • u cls 1 A - i,: 1 (• l.1. t 11,(1
tali tn. .e.. pf Il it;i i1\1;-!, ii p;.
Above t y1.' Ih ••,• ole 1 et < -t .a d 11 ;
not"5:155 td nu p,• 1„I•5,,e
f..r the life1..115111i ,I e 1 p l , 1.•l
,•$1111 111 1 , 1 ilia' • O. ', ,l 1 •
Of Limo el on 5 lie .itu1 . . .1
scented erre •1pp y ria '1' ,
flock however wa'ehel and 1, 11,1 1 1.•r
ne dead lamb ,s 11- 1 I iwl e 1 •p'
reside holy so'er del l'u i t
t• leant chair ” 0 v eg u
evoke! closed le, e,1 D . I,••
4g• his analysis ut non r, •3 : t 1 t ,
011 a-1 000'11 have 11 e.r.l 'i:. 3 •I1 IC,- 1-1
was of 50011 11 011.1r,02' or lu n•; I.,
ive more than the 01 t111 thow4o''.
vould spoil it. • But I bink all wh„
;met)ened resolved in their heart. 111 five 10
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751 and Women.. t] ]Pcitd
P 1
musival num ers wet'e
b t rendered dere at bo it
sessions in Inc afternoon, a duet by
Misses Brvans an I Jackson end in the
evening by the Misses Whitfield and
Panabaker.
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ITCHING SCALP
4ot Rid of in a Few Minutes
There e is noCiting made that will so
quickly x'id the scalp of distressing
itchiness as Parisian Sage the hair
dresser and heautifer.
Jas. Fox guarantees Parisian Sage
to cure dandruff, stop itching scalp
and falling hair or money back, attd
sells it for only 6O cents a large bottle.
It puts vitality into the hair and gives
it n, ratiiant lustre.
It is the favorite hair dressing of
relined women het,
awes it so gnirltly
refreshes the scalp and floe being
sticky ar gt'easy is delightful to nee
llialOmen is always more a' less
prevalent daring Sept•etllher. Be pre-
pared for it. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoeal Remedy is
{trorept and effectual. It can always
lis depeucled spun and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers.
Morris Council'
Minutes of Council meetingheld in
n
the Towshi Ha11 M •
p Monday, Septet ter
tette Reeve in chair and members ex-
cept W. i. Johustun, were preseot.
Minutes of last regular meeting, read
and adopted. Moved by Wm. Elston,
seconded hy Wm. "I
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t
fat
the Clerk
be instructed ucted tor a1.
pep a amending By -
Latus for raising the extra amounts re-
quired to complete coustruclion of the
6hirray - Lamb, McCall, Nichol,
Jermyn, Henderson and Garniss
drains. Carried. Following
accounts were paid 1-'l'itonlas McCall,
gravel, $z 66 ; 1). Sommerville, gravel.
$a 66 ; W m. Taylor, gravel, $2.10 ; las.
Peacock, gravel, e t 92; R, Craig, gravel,
West hdy., 77c; Wm. Wightman, gravel
West bdy., 6oc ; los, Smith, gravel,
$1.89 ; Herbert Kirkby, gravel and dam-
ages, 84.5o ; W. Oakley, gravel, East
bdy., 7010 ; P. J. Kelly, damages, $2 00;
John McElroy, drawing tile, $2 00 ; J.
T. McCaughey, filling at bridge, $t oo
Geo. Pierce, gravel, $4 00 ; 1. J. Mc
Caughey, drawing tile, culvert and
gravel $1z
75•
Kirkby, damages,
ges,:
81.00 ; Jno. McDonald, lumber, $5 71 3
Blyth Standard, advertising, $1.00 ;
Atuoiclpal World, supplies, 53c;
Ingot, Iron Co., culverts, $r5e.36 ; am.
NMI
What's flour gluten, Bad?"
"It's s what makes your dough rise,
Rose."
"Yes"—she encouraged.
Added Bud vele sagely:
"Makes it rise in the mixer and expand
"in the oven. ft's the elastic part of
"flour ---absorbs all the water and milk
"—and things ►
Rose grew interested.
"FIVE ROSES, said Bud, is exceedingly Lich
In gluten, I s'pos° because it's all made
"from Manitoba wheat. Takes up a lot
"more ` water makes' those fat loaves -
"lasts longer too."
"Saves money, doesn't it?" asked Rose.
Bud in a big Voice;
"The fat loaf makes the fat pocketbook."
Use FIVE, ROSES $(ways.'
And Rose said YES.
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. 01 t 1, leo. culvert, $6 0o ; A. Met/wi-
eld, repairing culvert, 53 00 ; J. A,
Morton bow c1. is
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3. Alcock,
Nlchol i rtean
Seto "I
o Council
then a(ljourueo.
0 1 td to meet at the Council
Chamber 11I"nctay, Sept. 25th at eo 3o
o'clock, A. J1acEwela, Clerk,
Great Specialists In Stomach Catarrh
Tbuugll often they fail to give even
temporary relief, Mr. 11'. •Soylnourof
Huntsville, Out.;_ Cared himself with
Ferrozotle. "31y Lion lilt.'" ire sans
" "woe chronic catarrh o1' the stomach.
There was constant bacl taste in my
mouth, I was costive and usually
nattseaLed before and after meals. I
also had a gtta.wiltg sensation in the
stomach. l+'el'rozone gave ale great
relief; and I ,also used Cgattarrhoznlle.
which is good for catarrh. Although
it tools anuinbee of boxes otleertozone
I got back my health ttud today' an)
quite well," Por stomach raLal 1 1,
indigestion and kind veil diem dere
r
notionexcels
I tu�ozon>
c,n
I a
thousand cases it 1155 toi'ec.
p 11L u'onclPa•-
fulenleves. Try it yourself, ,iOe pet'
box at till dealers.
Perth County
Probably the oldest voter in
Thursday's election in South Perth
Wag John Dille, Mitchell, who is over
OD years,
The police have nothing to rl.poet its
yet regardiug the (lisaDtearanee 0l' W.
f. Stewart, owner of the Avondn.le
Cheese and better factory at 13r1cls-
den, who disappeared Sept. 1211, with
it is edict :Solve $2,600, the .peoceeds d1'
September make of che'se. This
money Is of course due the patrons nr
the factory. :i
c <r
C stn (7.0211
9 ..
y the Old
lairdac t
mP years
ago Stewart engaged
as cheess,naker tmuf lane acquired the
.Avondale faeLory and 11ad, sill's
managed the sales. His whereabouts
are unknown,
Two Mills
Usig m
1.p
a d
ea1i'��q/g ' .f ,.( -`heat May Not
d
Produce Same Quality of Flo r
The quality of flour largely
depends on the milling. Two
mills might grinde
t wheat
of the
same quality and the product
of one far outclass the other.
It is not only the high quality
of the hard wheat used, but
also the superior milling facili-
ties, that places "PURITY”
flour so far above all others.
Our milling plant at St. Boni-
face,
oniface, Manitoba, cost nearly
$i,000,000, and is one of the
most perfectly equipped mills
in the world. The wheat itself
is subjected to the most won-
derful system of cleaning and
scouring, passing through
twenty
distinct
machines.
Fifty-five steel rollers, the
largest in Canada, reduce the
wheat into flour. Then it is
purified and dressed by "bolt-
ing" it through silk sifters of
fine mesh. Not a "branny"
particle or speck of dust is ever
found in "Purity" Flour.
You may have to pay a little
more for Purity, but baking
results, quality and quantity,
prove itis worth far more than
the slight difference.
We have two other modernly equipped mills at Brandon,
Man., and Godcrich, Ont.
"More Bread
and Better Bread,
Western Canada 'Flour Mills CO., Limited.
MILLS AT W115141580, GODRftIC13, BRANDON
i.11', `talker ,' of tit l'ai ford, Wag 11('1'1-
(1
(Nattily poisoned �
1 oued by
tt
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1 k uuUely
taking ' kohe
cc°'
t
acidol In Ms -
take
t1 r tut some uteri u•iuP, the effects of
:huh crutsud his :lett lb,
\V11). ''llibidr,ul, of .tlookton, - was
I !tried by Jud •••• !Trot' on a eltaI'gn of
"(flitaining looney 3' uniter I'll Ise lire,
Lenses," 1te 0114 found guilty and
sent Mien" to 131'leeo days ill 1115 county
jail.
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A BAD BACK
it3s a Warning That .hc Kidneys
are Sick
.A boil back tarns carer twenty-fnut'
banes into nue dull vieind 01' pilin and
misery -you are 1111115 111 L.he mooting,
nagged all day by it dull throbbing
letekarhe (guff_ rest iu 1 h even -
fog or sleep weIl rot 11'5111. I1 hill to
bend old over, strai-
ghten op, get op
11 tial !t chair, 01'
lin. even ft light
weigh l A
sudden twis t,
tura or a\vk-
wat•d movement.
8e11(18 14 tearing
I iwingt' of pain
thrgu glt t h e
weak 85111,
Booth's I1td-
neY Pills reach the. weak 5501, the
kidneys and gttlelcly restore kidney
health to„1 .01116/rt. They ere glutenl.
teed. All dettlees awl druggists, .6DC,
01. post pail from I, 51' 11. '11, Booth Oo.
Ltd., Fm t. Erie, On I, Send for 'free
hex which will be gladly sent on ap-
plictuion,
FALL FAIRS - CENTRAL
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Sept. 26 2fl�:- ..�
511, Totes! ,•Sept, 28 228 ti Our regtetration greatly (exceeds shat �`a,1
15 aP the
best
yrnra. Why ? „Our achnol -14
1�/�r':;\vlltPt' Oct, 4 5 " Is tae bent of its kludin the West: Best
w iitghtttu Sept. 2829 y 10550155851ven, haat in toachere ern-
, yd ployed and hast in a'sisting- graduates 04
-.--_-__-._ _ ;e, to positions. Our graduates are in tie- .1
- ; 61 mend. Business men state that they
The People's Column 1 O. aro the best: In the past three days we
' t " had eleven applications !Or help which
(7045 t.l)1 DOR, SALE being Lot '0, Con. 10,
T (=trey Township, "antnr111n' 100 acres; 11i
story (mole House 10200 ft„ kitchen 10224
good frame baro, 40200, on stone stabling, J
good wells: all seeded to grass exeapt 2eem•ns;
10 nat•ee in {,ash; orchard; X9£ miles from 0. P.
If. station. All in state of cultivation. Per
further particulars apply to ALEXANDER
Telephone 2818.
BARI(0Ni Ornebrook, P. O, JU•4.
wecouldnet ;empty. We 1,870 three
'(7 departments: -Commercial, Short. L;5
hand and Telegraphy. Set our
free catalogue for full particulate.
0' Cnmmmance your course at once, Mg1
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D. A. OLAOH LAN,. Principal.
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FAIfl(5 FOR St, 11 (S1. elng''(' Lot ,( Con. ill, ' A•
and Lot 0, Con" iU, Grey rownabip, Huron ® p
0o. On these fauns are good buildings, well 13•
fended and drainer, also good orchards ; peen. 1
t a1.
water •near n
1 1 all
seeded Y el to h
toss and i
•o
b
n n
i
a good d elate of cultivation. 1
a 1. Bot1 O
Both
close t1. Yr'
1)
ac to
nl and to the
Village trop 'i
Brussels. seals. rbc.
well!. cheapand ,' easy terms of pay 1
:rent. Apply on the,prernhr. j •p. •
8-15 JAB, DOTZ,Brussels P.0. 1 ,.• Our Seven Colleges have been 4'
ARDI 1rOK .YALE -Tho tendegsigned offae•s. i established) during Lhe past. 80 ,t,
for sale his 1132 3,015 1'erm, helug N)i Loc 11 C yeeee. Tee 1n1'gest tt•aipers-!n •
X11, Oon. s, Dfurtns tun „ship, Haran Oe. 00 ; 4• Canada. Owing to our cunnec-
aarecelcared. Shet'o est, cwntet•tabls hone(,, I 'i Lion all over Ottta1• 13, , we do T.
new bant:bnra, o eg:td, driller well, &o, 21,: + het ter lot' true' gl'ttdnittea than •
miles south of Brussels. ?mammon first et z- ,p }
Dtarah, 1015. For 1'ur9hei• particulars, ne to : r any t,111ef Sellclal" You., luny
pl4ee, terns, &u„ apply on the premises et• 66 at 110 ail PLt 1101115 or pattly at. +
Brussels 5.0. to H. 1d1„l4, Prop. 8.4 1 k haute ttnli Ihdsh ttL the Oolleg e. •
�'r A BARGAIN-Willdixpo55 of college, i 4, Affiliated with The Oiunnterettl 'I'
Efizebathstreet, Brllssel0,ataeliO, Ai great : • Educators' Association of Can -.+t.
be i•g,un, in order tosecnroqueelt sole. Keg if ,alit• 1twould be well for you-
may. belied from Dlr. .1. Leelua, Por further o •
pas t,culatasee Mr.L 011(0urlvrite ISaunder- 4. to investigate before choosing. '1'
5lsned.• .1, 15,OAt4El(ON, ♦ itxc1nsive right. for 0ntttli0
lost. (isorgs St., London. i + the wnl4d-fltmous i3liss monek1
I
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GourfORrAma BRIEJK HOUSE with '1' keeping System, which is tlrt:: d'
,fitlJ.ors Stehle, well, &e., and 1 acres of choice ® equalled, 1L is ARosinessctuaRosinessss
h,nd,•1,
0o.UCe �� g�t�'dillurstlle in the Southerly tuft of B 1i• rl'tlln 141!11.1, in Tinis1l an(
sets. Immediate poss0saion em, 'iv u 1 Ole
In the Gutter of ;h[> 'estate of '1.'notuas
lnitn4(00 Late t the 'l'oweellip of 1
Murr is - to chi, County of Huron;
fainter, rl,cva.e,i.
Yotirte 1: Beret's' ;deco 511 t•,a.ntt to the Re-
vised Slat.um',. of Out,a'10, I811i, ( 1114 t'r 120,
that ell e.rt'dltute tru1 of heli. l lt'' , (11,1m0.
01011/14theeslateof the Wald rlleomx Jolie
sten w5o l nd on or shout the 17th day of
A utust Idle ire -,ewaved 0n or before the
1015 din of 0 t b,.1 1101, to -end by post pro-
Laid or deliverto I rte DleTsgpart 01111e
Township 01 14, 5' , , u 1 iaff bust etliea, one
or 1 be 1 t' epi e' of the novelised, their Christ -
nut and en rn ane., n,rdr -ales not descriptions
iptitnls
rus
further nportleelars 051)iyy to P. 8. 80015, 111 uR
aela, or 3210, 510A1Til015, Walton P,0.
�',.ARDi ROB SALE,-135ing Lot 20, Con. 14,
D1ollitlop township, awttinntttg about 22
lwt•as, all ¢loured. On. the premises is it brick Y
house bunk with „tet
ho • on combined, to nh
g p 1053 i n
hrie,v ower mill for ' t d 0 Write, can errs. for +
also geed bearing etcher. , chiefly grinding,
Laid *".••
'purtfcu7ms. •
15111 extra good state of cultivation, having ''
been aroppet light and largo stock of both A @f6 I N G HA M
hogs and unt1le fell tilt it for years, harm to
situated% miles from:oheel Kilda guiles front ® Bus1 ness College +
Welton 0, P. R. 5tn1ion, iron farther ptnr•ticu- '5
lars write J,1(, HADULTON, Walton P. 0., or
apply en the promises, 40•tf
yr student keeps same books its '1"
d Chartered Aanks and Whole-•
't sale Bermes. Bitter any time.
4 Individual instruction. "r
.�II Fall •Term From Aug. 28th +
•
GEO. SPOTTOal, President
and sn,trni 1 of th,u , :;urlts against the 4 �'
IlORU'-DLtED 3'
(,has. W, Barns, Prinoipn1
said talar,• and also the nature of the security YORKSHIRES, 1'01' HIRES, either sox, • 40.1-ta-;+®d•A•1•a•D•t6.7,0•i.••I,PA•••I,••L•,Af
if lily held by them.
at bi•oadeng x65, for sots. Also 2 young
And furl take nnh •n that after euall Inst Sit ltl'u 1.0 hull)', one of then 1st prize whiner
botul a n1,-ult: l 1 ante t he exeLrttars will prrr : nt Dru0s01s Fafr. JAS, I3FE31(, �,ab NU, Can. 11,
reed todiotr lute 311„ -sets of (110 deceased,, 171011(. Box 218 Brussels P, O. 'Fhona lUd.
amongstt 11 it e1.
till thereto
having
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FOR A DI OR 8 E -.
AL f th 100 :Pet farm, bur
f4, on. toy,erty of the lata Peter by the -
undersigned.
01121', (Ion. 14,Stare new 86 acres cleered, hnl-
alum well timbered: On the term there es•
1 good bank barn, large driving shed and a cont.
' fortabto house. Plass in good condition and
f se11 eeneed. rue further ea•tlaulare 851,1 to
tJAS. A.010NAli( or JAS. 15.21.011571(, lexee-
eters, Crtuthrooit P. b., or 15.11',Deus..
Osie. /40055, 7-tf
OFA Pott 1(01( SALIl,-T1s undersfl,•s t( of2ar8
II-
(0,5855, ]ds 1UU Hero 15tH,, 1)11 3g6. 1"ot 110,
' Con, 15, (*toy. About 70 uterus clue fell, balance
in swamp, tt sores in 8811 wheat, 51 amren seed.
sod down. ]fall plow!g is being dote, On the
1 tern) in aframe hour, ion k barn, drivingshed,
1 good orchard end 1121 I1e11 well. Clone tpost•
aaiuo, church and school. 1'ot' further pnrttse.
1alreapply to .1011N OSBORNEA, Proprietor,
'orE E. 8. $sett, Brussels..
=ARM 1105 8ALE bei
tgg south elf ,, 0028,
11'
l• ingu.0; otosMorris00001 lies Huron01,a ter
tnilliug7U0gores more u1. lass, On the prem.
1 !rtes is a frame house, brink barn, good orchard,
well, wlldutill, &c. All cleared exoopt about
an I m•e, School 175 lOiles diste,t, Only 214
miles from Drus80ls, ancresofPall wheat/ hi
and about 60 sores seodod down, lfor price,
' promise other httara,attalt apply mt tem
)3'511113353( 111 1t vvri • 1�,
t 13rsto, P. 0,
h
t Foto
120. r
O F.
8, $mot writing
t Brussels.
17-tf ' S. L. SiEl(1(, Proprietor,
leAl(D18 1101( SALE. -Lots 21 anti 22, Con,14,
Mcliillee, foul .1,0122 on the 18th-Oanaeo-
sten. Lots 21 and 22 0ompnoo the Gardiner
homestead -and 5ontnin5,,bent 100 auras, nl1
fllwteriass lend, well formed, well tlleds'eft, ..
and has 16 acres of goorl hardwood basic ;. good
comfortable buildings with all 0loderu
15 (30od bearin5 plenty
1, 11 This isono0f the
choicest farms In tin, comity of Huron unit
17111 110 s d
5 0l c
terms 7 i11N '
Le
snit
art
baso•
1.
hot,
211 manilas '
c
116 corm
v 111,111(111)105111(1rr
and barn
all In stnr5end 0 05 been .for gents, There
nt a tan nitres of geed Leah m, ties farm. Per
further portlenlru•e apply to A 511,X. (a"Al(111N.
1011, Walcott P:0., or un the premixes.. 40•tf
regard 0,: , it 155 of which they shawl
then have go 1 t 11101 that. the aid ece01
tort, will not 111 beide ie the .aid assets of any
pert t tliet eof to an person o1 persons i whose
15hnn,5 mot tee ellen not have been re•nuived by
thele nt the time of snob riistrfhntion,
Dated this 11tH day of September 1011. P. 8,
Scott, Agent for Peter C. herr mid George
DI5Taggn rt, 01,0 Beene( ea of the Extate.
Notice to Creditors
I,
th, ' (11,31k3. t1) the estate of Robert
11," lice e litre el the Township of
( 4j, Ie the (' :tl1lll' 111 Huron, fafril•
i. 5, . L,., ;1.•,,l
Ii i. h r 1.3 r.' v',, Ilur0nant 10 "Tho
7 t' ?.r'. b- ,eq ,91,,11)°• 211, 8tenitas of
1):1 len, that all in I5, nn Miring any. 011,51,0
1,w n„ I the r 11 t'Jr the 533(11 1(obert Bennett,
who tied 0n , r about.. the. Twenty-eighth dsY
,r, lune, A. D 1111, aro hereby required on or
before the Slat 0ntb day of Oeteher, A,1),.1012,
100021111(51(241:p,v!pafd. o1' dollen'. to Weirton
Mitchell, 01 the. ctrl ToWnst,Ip of Or0y, Post
011e .0 adds 14111 ss c,rth, f)ntareo ; or to Jno.
Hw ria, Of 11,, 001,1 township 0f Gh•05'y, Post
O,illee address Walt°:, °uteri°, tlao Ex -
welter 0 the hrvf Will nt the ave. -need, their
Christian ant 9111'1111 1111,4. anit•ea*Ps mitt de•
5riptiun5, the tai] puri) nhl0 of thelt'01111 me
mal the nature of tin, xe rarities ill u1y1 held
• By t.5ion,
1 Alli further take notice, that niter auelt lamb
mentilned duh, t10 Bled MN/eters will 13500001 1
t 10 distribute the aslreta of the dreeneed among. 1
1 0111.11,, 21115:, 0111111.4 thereto, havingg vogned'
, oniy to theelnnul5 of widnh they shall hum leave
n dies, and tient the said Barr u tors 5111110155!
liable for llot nv v,rs n1. nay 'pal t thareor,
10 0111' pen van fir 513133: or vvhes31510115 noti00
sb,dl 1,01 Imv 110'11 reeelved bythem uE the
Wee of'3011 near Ot ,tun
ted
Dr at hfat 511 111.s t
i Het.
- h at day a1. 8rptrm5nr,
A l t 4 I'N 111Ic'11t(LL,
.101111 11 4148. 11.4.
11y1,11.71,rlmho, their Solicitor.
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a ,-ag in
1.i
ihiass
The undersigned has purchas-
ed the Harness Business o1' G.
Ilouse, '1'11erillotry 81.,l3ruseels,
who will t•mntilnle it in the old
stand whore 11e Will be pleased •
to meet all the old customers
of the shop and many new
once.
A fall lite of both Light and
Heavy Harness and Horse
Goods tdnways in smelt 05 made
to order. .
1Vir. range deco
f Grips,
'blinks, 5 1 '
tlrirlt
A
Telescopes, Ec„ to
ithonst from at moderate
511(3138,
\gill much appreciate a Share
of public patronage. •
Caueful attention personaliy
given to either repairs er new
wont.
S�i t�i alien
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