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THURSDAY, NOVBMSBR t6, let
ytxcint. Nleetions Dec, trill,
1,O04J, Option in taxation is otie of
the much-to-ba•desirel pinake in Leader
Roweli'e platform,
"littler New Oulario grow" should be
the rallying cry sad thereby greatly ad
vantage the okiersecUons of the Prov
ince.
COVNCitLOR PETER W. SCOTT, of Baan
Wawaoosh, has been appointed Return-
ing Officer in connection with North
Huron Prgviucial Flection. He will
perform the duties efficiently we have
no doubt,
CANADA will be well represented at
the great Live Stock Show to be held at
. on e
Chicago Dec tuber and and 3rd.
The idle contention tbat our farmers are
not able or willing to compete with our
American cousins is as silly as it is false,
Leer Sunday was a Temperance Field
day under the direction of the Dominion
Alliance in the County ot Huron.
The day was not propitious
as far as weather conditions were con-
cerued reducing the audience in many
cases, Nothing like sowing the seed if
a harvest is expected.
Ir looks as if the Manchus may lose
more than their queue. Figuratively
speaking unless they mind their p's and
q's they may lose their heads, There
has certainly been a great smash in
China and in many cases simply patch-
ing up will be of little or no avail. A
new outfit will only suffice.
RON, MR. WHITNEY would make more
friends if be had better control of his
cruet stand or in other words if the vine-
gar, pepper and mustard in his make-
up were not so frequently upset. It is
not courteous of a gentleman in his
high position to "fly off the handle" so
easily or express himself in adjectives
so profusely when answering an oppon-
ent or stating his opinion. A man may
"be boldenough to bebonest" and yet be
gentlemanly and kindly in his utteran-
ces.
No leniency should be showed to the
man who refuses or neglects to support
his wife and family or the fellow who
takes upon himself the "blue-beeching"
of his life partner. To call this repre-
sentation a man is to bring into con-
tempt the virtues supposed to be pos-
sessed by masculines who aspire to do
honor to the designation. The
offender
should be tried by a jury of suffergettes
and probably one conviction would
suffice.
THERE does not appear to be any great
danger of people tumbling over one
another in their anxiety to seek places
on the permanent militia corps of the
Dominion and the officiary is said to be
alarmed over the hesitancy. Peace
preparations and proclamations etre
better than the pursuit of war making
adjuncts and the day would be hailed
with pleasure by many when the armies
and navies of all the Nations will be
dispensed with aid the more rational
and Christian methods of arbitration
called into requisition in settling dis-
putes. If war is legalized murder then
the sooner the Peace advocates win the
day the quicker will the blot on the
zoth century civilization be removed.
EVERY elector iu the Province should
carefully read the platforms of the two
parties in the present election contest
and ascertain first hand what may be
expected after the election. Toronto
Saturday Night expresses its opinion on
one item after the following fashion :—
read Sir fames Whitney's long and
elaborate manifesto, printed in the daily
papers, some days ago, with care. I
read it twice just to be sure that I would
not skip some reference to the taxation
of land valves. A lot of other things
were referred to. Some were of con-
sequence and others were not, but there
was never a word regarding the principle
of taxation of land values. Sir James
thought so little of it that he did not
even take the trouble to condemn it.
However the Liberal party have, on the
ot r ,nrl shown something ot the
Wee - •r__et r' Inns eh a
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CAUSE FOR ALARM
l ops A ARAatito or oiatraoa After SM.A
Ing Symptom Thee ehoulq not be
Disregard -au
Appetite le just a natural desire for
feed, Doss Of appetite or atotrtaoli
distress after eating indicate in-
digestion oft�yspepeia, Over -eating
is a llablt very daii erste W a person's
good general health,
It Is not what you eat but what you
digest told aseiwileto that does you
good. Some of the strongest, heaviest
parsons are tnodavttte eaters,
There. is nothing that will came
more trouble than a disordered
etomaeh, and many people daily con-
tract serious maladies eilnple through
dielegat'd or abuse of the stomaoh,
We u ge all in Brussels who auris[.
front any stotnach derangement, dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, or s whether acute
t , tv tet i
r chroic, to try Rexall Dyepepeiu
Tablets, with the distinct understand-
ing that we will refund their money
without question or formality, if after.
reasonebleuse of this medicine, they
are not perfectly satisfied with the re-
sults. We recommend there to (omeus-
toiners every day, and have yet to hear
of any one who has not been benefitted
by them. We honestly believe them
to be without equal. They give very,
prompt relief, aiding to neutralize the
gastrin juices. strengthen the digestive
organs, to regulate the bowels, and
thus to promote perfect nutrition,
and eradicate all unhealthy sym Menne.
We urge you to Ley a 25c box of
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, which gives
15 days' treatment. At the end or
that tune, your looney will be return-
ed to you If you tare not satisfied.
Of course, in chronic cases length of
treatment varies. Fat such cases, we
have two larger sires, which sell for
50c and $1,00. Remember, you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in this com-
munity only at our store—The Rexall
Store. F. R. Smith.
THIS week the Provincial election
program opens in earnest and the lead
ers of both parties are on the warpath
If Hoa. Mr. Whitney gets his ears or
toes frost bitten be ceu blame no one
but himself for the Winter campaign.
IF Toronto automobiles and street
railway don't let up on their contract of
manning and killing people the only
safety the pedestrians will have will be
in avieting. An interesting discussion
is now on as, to who has the right of way
the citizen on foot or the auto, The
question should be settled without far.
cher proof of what happens when the
parties meet. Life is too precious to
sacrifice it in the somewhat wholesale
manner now in vogue,
De. WORKMAN sued the Wesleyan
College, Montreal, for $io,000 for
wrongful dismissal and libel. The
Courts have granted a decree for $2,500
on the first count and ,$r,000 on the
Second. Action arose over the doctrinal
teaching of Dr• Workman, while a pro-
fessor in the College, Judge Weir held
that renelal Conference should have
heard the case instead of the investigat-
ing
nvesti at-ing committee. Case may be appealed.
A MICHIGAN Central train made the
trip from Welland to Windsor, a distance
of. VI miles, in 174 minutes including
2} minute stops to change engines.
Such speed better than a mile a Minute,
to say the least is very hazardous and
could only be made on a straight, level
track such as the M. C. R. possess.
This "Cannon Ball" style of travelling
would not find general favor. If any-
thing went wrong the exit to the next
world would be accomplished in a
hurry.
Pity The Busy Office Man
He feels half dead, a sense of nausea
headache and nerve strain. He is on
the verge of breakdown through over-
work and lack of exercise. These
difficulties are best overcome by Dr.
Hamilton's Pills, which make the
bowels active, stimulate kidneys and
liver and thereby free the system of
impurities.
To revitalize' and stimulateour
whole' being, to shake orf lethargy,
and tiredness, nothing compares with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills whioh do make
good looks, gond spirits, gond health.
Sold everywhere in 25c boxes.
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
An early cold spell has been followed
by ftne weather for threshing and this
somewhat belated work is going on with
all speed. Manitoba is far ahead of
Saskatchewan and Alberta in this re-
spect, and any losses that may arise. out
of delayed threshing will fall upon the
two farther Western provinces, Mani-
toba's fields being almost cleaned up at
this writing.
The closing months of the year find
Winnipeg bus'" nen hustling to keep
in with ,ods and builders
es.as far as possible
d Som «
MOO'S �i u's
h'+ita t len 10 Europe Were been
worked out and the trip is npw au a
baste of receiving, end defiling with, .ap•
plications, The excursion will be kept
10 executive heads of business and
financial houses and will undoubtedly
be Made up et the very best men of
the West, together with some eastern
men who will represent their houses,
'1 lie itinerary will leolutle these points
in Great Btitalu : London, Liverpool,
Manchester, Crewe, Wolverhampton,
Birmingham, Sheffield, Rugby, Nprtlr
ampton, Bedford, Leicester, Derby,
Leeds, Bradford, Carlisle, Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Londonderry, Portrusb,
Giant's Causeway, Belfast, Dublin,
Chester, Bristol and Batit, Side frips to
thecontinent will take those who wish
to Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen,
Rotterdam, Brussels, Book of Holland,
Strasburg, elupieh, Salzburg, Vienna,
Prague, Dresden, Hanover and The
Hague, The cost of the trip, covoriug
railroad and ocean fares from Winni-
peg to Liverpool and London and re-
turn, will be Se75'
Winnipeg coniiuues to attract much
attention as ti convention point. Among
other organizations that contemplate
meetingin the cityI the Internation.
tt s p
al Brotherhood of Electrical Work.
ers. This body intends to meet in Win•
nipeg in 1g93 and will find this a very
attractive place by reason of the re-
markable electrical development that is
being made here,
Western development outside of Win-
nipeg, is making good progress, Rail-
road work is particularly active. On
October .3rd the C, N. R. opened an-
other stretch of construction work on the
Oak Point Gypsum line in Manitoba.
Before the Winter it is expected that
the company will have 500 miles of new
line ready for operation in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta. With the
completion of the Toronto Trenton line
the company bas now in operation 600
miles of track in Ontario,'
Five new branch lines, totalling 224
miles of track, were opened last month
by the Canadian Northern, giving pas.
senger service to thirty-one towns hith-
erto devoid of railyvay. facilities. The
lines are : Jack Fish Lake line, North
Battleford to Edam, 39 miles, The Big
River line, north from Shellbrook,
which is 85 miles north from Prince
Albert, and is the farthest north rail-
road track in Canada, The branch
from Shellbrook southwesterly to North
Battleford opened as far Hi Maieelin,
30 miles. Delisle branch southwester-
ly to Outlook now being opened as far
as McRorie, 46 miles. Additional 43
miles of Calgary -Saskatoon line from
Windersleyto Alsask to be opened
p soon.
Prince Albert is very much on the
map of the West this year. The city
bas made strong, healthy growth and
has a population of about 8,000, a re-
count made by the city having demon-
strated the fact that the government
census was about 2,000 short. A local
company has been formed in Prince
Albert to operate a transportation sys-
tem on the Saskatchewan River be-
tween Edmonton and Prince Albert.
It is proposed in the first instance to
bring coal down the river. A steamer
and a fleet of barges will be built for
this purpose. This is a quick follow-
up or the completion of the Dominion
Government survey of the Saskatche-
wan water route that will undoubtedly
t l
Y
do great things in transportation of non-
perishable goods in the West,
From the statements of the lumber
companies operating in Prince Albert
P g
b e
Art
it is estimated that one hundred and
fifty million feet of lumber will be cut •
in the woods to the North of that city
this winter. Fully five thousand men
will be needed for this work. Men are
starting to come in slowly and there is
still a very great demand for labor.
For pains in the side or chest damp-
en a piece of flannel .with Chambet•-
val. MOM
lain'e Liniment and bind it over the
seat of
pain. Thera is nothing b Uc tter.
For Bale by all dealers.
A Bad Back
lea Warning that the Kidneys are Sick
A bad back tnt•ns every twenty-
four hours into one dull round of pain
and misery—You are lame in the
morning, nagged all day by a dull
throbbing backache, can't rest in the
evening or sleep
well at night.
It hurts to bend
over, straighten
up, get up from
a chair, or lift
even a
e light
weight. A n
g y
sudden twist,
turn or awkard
movement sends
ti
, tearing twinge e
of pain through
the weak spot.
Booth's Kidney Pills reach the
kidneys and quickly restore kidney
health and cotnfnrt. They are
guarautreil. All dealers and dNiggle ts
00c or postpaid from The R, T. Booth
Oo. Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont. Send for
Free Box which will be gladly sent on
application.
Constipation is the
root of many forms of
sickness and of an
endless amount of
human misery.
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Root Pills,
thoroughly tested by
over fifty years of use,
been proved b n a
safe and certain cure
for constipation and
all kindred troubles.
Try them. 4
25c. a box.
r
The"Woman , en's t
t i� Three NIe��� -Day”
This is the problem
confronting the average
housewife—a problem of
vital importance to the
home, and one best solved
by a trip to our store and the
purchase of
For the Woman Question is not only Gurney -Oxfords are the only stoves
what to eat, but haw to cool ' ed to sell with this w e 1 tent, It
the answer in Gurney -Ox
structi
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The People's Column
RAMS FOR SALE -The undersigned, has N''
pure brad Shearliug Leicester Rams for •
sale. Lot 1?. Oon, 0, Grey township, They
are fine ones, ROBT, L. MODONA. LD
12-01 Oranbrook P. O.
FOR SALE-A.few good Oxford down and
Leicester rani lainbs and „ Leioeater
sheerling reinter sale. Apply to 8. WALKER,
Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris, Brussels P. 0.
18-6 Telephone 108,
1 00 ACRES OF LAND for sale, I% miles
North of Seefoi'th. Good Olay Ioes,,
all cleared and under cultivation. Bank barn,
Dement floors, large frame house. newly paint-
ed ; good wells at barn and house •, buildings
and fences in excellent repair. An ideal home
Mie
oheap. Apply (s) MIKE GOVENLOCK,
Seaforth, Ont:
FA
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sThe undersigned s
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offers
his flue farm conistht of about 125
Worcs•
adjoining rmis
iatge town t ofCliton,cultivation,
. for a Ths
good b it i good rtate of m,bkand has
iroad buildings, brie
n house, pig ' tc. , all comparatively bpalidew.
g p g you, ata, eII d cotinl
A $rat•ola
euyoung orchard containing n
oo t i in' all
kinds of fruits and sHo smell fruits. 6The
farm is well fenced end drained and in a very
desirable horse. For furtherpartioulare apply
on the premises or address
18.61 JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
FARM EOR SALE. -Being Lot 20, Con. 14,
MoKiliop township, containing about 52
acres, all cleared. On the premises bin brick
house, bank barn witi, hog pe,, combined, and
a new power mill for pumping, grinding, &a. •
also good bearing orohar.', chiefly Bpys. Laud
is in extra good state- of cultivation, having
been Dropped light and large stock of both
hogs and cattle fed on it for yearn. Farm is
situated % miles fromschool and 2 miles from
Walton O. P. R. station. For further partiou-
lare write J. R. HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or
apply on the premises. 40.11
FARM FOR SALE being Lot 10, Con, 16.
Grey Township, containing 100 noree; 1%.
arory frame house . 20410 ft,; Idtehen 10x24;
good frame barn, 90200, on stone stabling; 8
good wells • all seeded to grass except 20 sures;
10 acres in wells; all
2N miles from 0. 5,
1L. station. All In state of cultivation. For
further particulars apply to ALEXANDER
BARRON, Oranbrook, P. 0. 10.4.
Telephone 2818.
F
ARMS FOR SALE -Being Lot 9, Con. 11,
and Lot 6, Oon, 18, Grey 1 ownehip, Huron
Co. On these farm. are good buildings, well
fenced and drained, aIso good orchards ; plen-
ty of water ; nearly all seeded to grass and In
a good state of cultivation. Both are close to
school and to the Village of Brussels. They
will be sold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ment. Apply on. the premises.
8-tf JAS, BO1Z, Brussels P. 0.
ARM FOR SALE, -The undersigned offersIF for sale hfe 100 acre farm, being 15% Lot
20, Con. n, Morrie township, Huron Co, 85
sores cleared. There 1s a comfortable house
new bank barn, orchard, drilled wall, &u, 2yf
moles South of .Brussele. Possession. first o
March, 1012.. For further particulars, as to
price, terma, &o„ apply on the premises or
Brussels P. 0• to' H. SEAM., Prop. g•4
AT A. BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brussels, at 5860, a great
bargain, in order to aeoure quick sale. Koy
may be had from Mr..1 Leckie. For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie or write the under
signed.. J. H..OAM MON,
10.81. George St., London,
COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE with
V stable, well, &o., and 2 Hires of (Melee.
land for sale in the Southerly, part of 13rue-
eels. Immediate possession can be given.. Fur
rther particulars apply to F. 8, Scott, Brun.
-4NO, h10ARTHUR, Walton P.0,
1i?,, -Tho 100 sorefarm be -
`,r the. late Peter M ol4ell,
Fared for rile by the
sores claerod, bnl-
:+et, fg elated
this isa
d •
nod condition and
B5r ntrtteulatsripplyto
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kA,e".1703,1) SNAtlt, Exec -
„t AP:xP 0., ort F. 5. SCOTT, Brun-
.) the. • 7-tf
10,1 FOR SALE. -The nnderetgsed offers
for sale, his 100 acre fawn, being Lot 00,
,16, Grey, About 70 aerial cleared -,, balance
swamp, 8 noree In Fail wheat, 81 aures seed,
ed down. Falllowin • is being dam. On the
farm is a franehmtse,lbank barn, driving oiled,
Cod orchard and drilled well, Close to post,
ce, church and seitooh. For further pat'llaa'
are apply to JOHN OSBORNE), Proprietor,
or F. S. 800tt, Brussels.
FARM FOR HATA, bei,, South half Lot 25,
Con. 9, Morris townahip, Boron 00„ corn
taming 10n neree more or lees. On rho preen-
Ises Is a triune house, blink hare, good orchard
well, windmill, &o, All cleared except about'
anaare, School 1%m110dlatent, Only 27
miles from Brussels, tl noree 010511 wheat lit In
and about 60 pores seeded down. For price,
trans and other information - apply on the
premlees or 11 oralek Broe,els P. O. 'Phone
120. Orli'. 8, Scott, llrunesle.
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or-its7dnd lneheproyinco, ourcouraes el
nre beyond lhuee of the ordinary Boer ?at
nese College. Thin school has a contig -
ental reputation for high-grade work. rh
We have three departments 3 -Com- ,4
morcial, Shorthand and Tele -
help the demand. for tretned
help greatly exceeds the aupnly. Stud•
enteare entering each week and the
sooner you enter the better for your.
self. Get our free catalogue at once.
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Chas. W. Burns; Prineipel •
THE
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at the
Electric Light Plant
BRUSSELS
Will Run Every
Week Day
from this date and attend to all
orders with promptness and
cure. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Flour and Feed always
on hand "for sale,
We are prepared. to install
Electric Eight in homes or pub-
lic buildings, Ask about our
rates and terns. A 1 service
promised.
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lain'e Liniment and bind it over the
seat of
pain. Thera is nothing b Uc tter.
For Bale by all dealers.
A Bad Back
lea Warning that the Kidneys are Sick
A bad back tnt•ns every twenty-
four hours into one dull round of pain
and misery—You are lame in the
morning, nagged all day by a dull
throbbing backache, can't rest in the
evening or sleep
well at night.
It hurts to bend
over, straighten
up, get up from
a chair, or lift
even a
e light
weight. A n
g y
sudden twist,
turn or awkard
movement sends
ti
, tearing twinge e
of pain through
the weak spot.
Booth's Kidney Pills reach the
kidneys and quickly restore kidney
health and cotnfnrt. They are
guarautreil. All dealers and dNiggle ts
00c or postpaid from The R, T. Booth
Oo. Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont. Send for
Free Box which will be gladly sent on
application.
Constipation is the
root of many forms of
sickness and of an
endless amount of
human misery.
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Root Pills,
thoroughly tested by
over fifty years of use,
been proved b n a
safe and certain cure
for constipation and
all kindred troubles.
Try them. 4
25c. a box.
r
The"Woman , en's t
t i� Three NIe��� -Day”
This is the problem
confronting the average
housewife—a problem of
vital importance to the
home, and one best solved
by a trip to our store and the
purchase of
For the Woman Question is not only Gurney -Oxfords are the only stoves
what to eat, but haw to cool ' ed to sell with this w e 1 tent, It
the answer in Gurney -Ox
structi
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The People's Column
RAMS FOR SALE -The undersigned, has N''
pure brad Shearliug Leicester Rams for •
sale. Lot 1?. Oon, 0, Grey township, They
are fine ones, ROBT, L. MODONA. LD
12-01 Oranbrook P. O.
FOR SALE-A.few good Oxford down and
Leicester rani lainbs and „ Leioeater
sheerling reinter sale. Apply to 8. WALKER,
Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris, Brussels P. 0.
18-6 Telephone 108,
1 00 ACRES OF LAND for sale, I% miles
North of Seefoi'th. Good Olay Ioes,,
all cleared and under cultivation. Bank barn,
Dement floors, large frame house. newly paint-
ed ; good wells at barn and house •, buildings
and fences in excellent repair. An ideal home
Mie
oheap. Apply (s) MIKE GOVENLOCK,
Seaforth, Ont:
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sThe undersigned s
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offers
his flue farm conistht of about 125
Worcs•
adjoining rmis
iatge town t ofCliton,cultivation,
. for a Ths
good b it i good rtate of m,bkand has
iroad buildings, brie
n house, pig ' tc. , all comparatively bpalidew.
g p g you, ata, eII d cotinl
A $rat•ola
euyoung orchard containing n
oo t i in' all
kinds of fruits and sHo smell fruits. 6The
farm is well fenced end drained and in a very
desirable horse. For furtherpartioulare apply
on the premises or address
18.61 JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
FARM EOR SALE. -Being Lot 20, Con. 14,
MoKiliop township, containing about 52
acres, all cleared. On the premises bin brick
house, bank barn witi, hog pe,, combined, and
a new power mill for pumping, grinding, &a. •
also good bearing orohar.', chiefly Bpys. Laud
is in extra good state- of cultivation, having
been Dropped light and large stock of both
hogs and cattle fed on it for yearn. Farm is
situated % miles fromschool and 2 miles from
Walton O. P. R. station. For further partiou-
lare write J. R. HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or
apply on the premises. 40.11
FARM FOR SALE being Lot 10, Con, 16.
Grey Township, containing 100 noree; 1%.
arory frame house . 20410 ft,; Idtehen 10x24;
good frame barn, 90200, on stone stabling; 8
good wells • all seeded to grass except 20 sures;
10 acres in wells; all
2N miles from 0. 5,
1L. station. All In state of cultivation. For
further particulars apply to ALEXANDER
BARRON, Oranbrook, P. 0. 10.4.
Telephone 2818.
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ARMS FOR SALE -Being Lot 9, Con. 11,
and Lot 6, Oon, 18, Grey 1 ownehip, Huron
Co. On these farm. are good buildings, well
fenced and drained, aIso good orchards ; plen-
ty of water ; nearly all seeded to grass and In
a good state of cultivation. Both are close to
school and to the Village of Brussels. They
will be sold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ment. Apply on. the premises.
8-tf JAS, BO1Z, Brussels P. 0.
ARM FOR SALE, -The undersigned offersIF for sale hfe 100 acre farm, being 15% Lot
20, Con. n, Morrie township, Huron Co, 85
sores cleared. There 1s a comfortable house
new bank barn, orchard, drilled wall, &u, 2yf
moles South of .Brussele. Possession. first o
March, 1012.. For further particulars, as to
price, terma, &o„ apply on the premises or
Brussels P. 0• to' H. SEAM., Prop. g•4
AT A. BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brussels, at 5860, a great
bargain, in order to aeoure quick sale. Koy
may be had from Mr..1 Leckie. For further
particulars see Mr. Leckie or write the under
signed.. J. H..OAM MON,
10.81. George St., London,
COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE with
V stable, well, &o., and 2 Hires of (Melee.
land for sale in the Southerly, part of 13rue-
eels. Immediate possession can be given.. Fur
rther particulars apply to F. 8, Scott, Brun.
-4NO, h10ARTHUR, Walton P.0,
1i?,, -Tho 100 sorefarm be -
`,r the. late Peter M ol4ell,
Fared for rile by the
sores claerod, bnl-
:+et, fg elated
this isa
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nod condition and
B5r ntrtteulatsripplyto
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„t AP:xP 0., ort F. 5. SCOTT, Brun-
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10,1 FOR SALE. -The nnderetgsed offers
for sale, his 100 acre fawn, being Lot 00,
,16, Grey, About 70 aerial cleared -,, balance
swamp, 8 noree In Fail wheat, 81 aures seed,
ed down. Falllowin • is being dam. On the
farm is a franehmtse,lbank barn, driving oiled,
Cod orchard and drilled well, Close to post,
ce, church and seitooh. For further pat'llaa'
are apply to JOHN OSBORNE), Proprietor,
or F. S. 800tt, Brussels.
FARM FOR HATA, bei,, South half Lot 25,
Con. 9, Morris townahip, Boron 00„ corn
taming 10n neree more or lees. On rho preen-
Ises Is a triune house, blink hare, good orchard
well, windmill, &o, All cleared except about'
anaare, School 1%m110dlatent, Only 27
miles from Brussels, tl noree 010511 wheat lit In
and about 60 pores seeded down. For price,
trans and other information - apply on the
premlees or 11 oralek Broe,els P. O. 'Phone
120. Orli'. 8, Scott, llrunesle.
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Chas. W. Burns; Prineipel •
THE
Chopping Mill
at the
Electric Light Plant
BRUSSELS
Will Run Every
Week Day
from this date and attend to all
orders with promptness and
cure. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Flour and Feed always
on hand "for sale,
We are prepared. to install
Electric Eight in homes or pub-
lic buildings, Ask about our
rates and terns. A 1 service
promised.
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