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CONVEYANCBR AND ISSUER
os MARRIAGELICENSES
Mee In the Post Olaoer Ethel.
JOHN HARRIS,
Agent Hewlett Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Ofloo and lioeiafenoo-
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
iN9DIi4N(;,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS,
11 8. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
bettermenu'le leloll time better
obargeo
than any other Auctioneer in Etat. Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
San always be arranged at this otfiae or by
p ureuns1 applioatton.
LEGAL AND CONYEIYANCIN6.
M. SINCLAIR—
NolaryPublic,ldeor'Ulgoo liiewurts Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Salioltor for the Metropolitan Bank.
IIOU'DP'OO. , HAYS & KILLORAN
steam r :RS, BOLIOI'5ORS, NOTARIES
1On41u, I(TO..
W. raoonruow, K. O. - R. 0. Hdro
J. 4. Kxrmonaa,
Oeleea-Thule formerly ocoapied by Messrs
t;amerou a Holt.
- Be0EOIOO, - 080157110..
ALLAN TINE
Royal Marl Steamers
ST. JOHN AND HALIFAX TO
LIVERPOOL
Steamer Proal St. John From Halifax
Grampian...... Sat, Deo. 2nd Direct
Victorian Fri. Deo. 8th.: Sat, Deo. Oth
*Scotian Sat Deo. 9th
Corsican ....., Thurs. Deo, 14th Direct,
*This steamer sails to Glnegow.
RATES OF PASSAGE
First Class, $7260 and $82.50 according to
steamer..
Second Class, $52.00 to $50.00 according to
steamer.
Third Class, $80 26; $21,25 and $22.50 according
to steamer.
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
Scotian from Boston Thursday, Deo, 7th, -
Eumidton from Boston Thursday, Dec, 2let.
PORTLAND TO GLASGOW
Lake Erie from Portland Thursday Nov. 80th
Sicilian Dec, 14th
Corinthian " " " Dec,' 28th
Ste
Olass""tiers passeugerssn lat $46 00 and $47.ervice 50 rates aid
third class at $80.26.
Pull information as to rates, oto., on applica-
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent AllaoLine, Brut/Bela.
a4vLv�6..ee esal. A par
Winter Term from Jan.
2
You risk
nothing gby
attending gthis
or
ior M
rmanaCe Its reputation glngand agdealing la absolute.ly clean and it willremain so
ELLIOTT
EavtTORONTO, ONT. is In n class by itself when strictly first.
cines work is ooneidored. Graduates
are sure to getood positions owing to
their prosier training, Write for Targe
catalogue.
Cor. Young and 1 W. J. ELLIOTT,
Alexander Sts.f Principal.
4LaV6to,4atat atffcs'a7ast,i4Ra7elifr. aVeGA`4'
RUPTURE
Cured
At. your home without
pain, danger or.operatioll.
My method will cure
parently hopeless ccs
matter what your
or how long rupt
Why wait until your
tune becomes strangulatec
a�.11 nn . _„ t ,
Business Cards THiN HAiR ON TOP
MISS
BERTHA
.
ARKS
TRgN6
Teacher of
Plan
A
'Studio
eMusk) Store, re, one door North
of the Standard Hank, Brussels. • B•tf -
MISS PERI.E SHARPS
has passeds000easlully her second exelalna.
i4ou of 'ho Ptuaoforto Department of the To•
Moto to on
1 C ser ut •
Y Pt of musk), y M o, and is
prgpni•ed
to take sitprls at Ler day a, d Saturday
ay of 8
ts'VlsiEs Ethel Friday and Saturday oC such
week,
[?R, 7', T. M'I}AE
Bachelor of Medicine, Unn•ereity of Toronto ;
Lloenplate Had Graduate of the College of Phy.
taCagSimians and
Buyout's, Post -graduate
adufa
o Ey, ENoe d Th BM/01W, Ex -Sona( Surgeonto et, 50711*
taTorogo.
OSoe over F. 11, Smith's Drug Store, Tele•
phone eonneoti0n with Oranbrook at all hours.
D. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Roe.
plGade.
Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
DR. ,HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, 0* -Toronto. Office in Smith
Block recently vacated by Dr, lPeild.
DR, WARDL.qW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night anile: O111oe oppoatte
Flour Mill, Ethel,
&Warn) Femur Austral'
BRUSSELS
Me1Gol80 50080 G0,510 No,t
7;07 a mExppress ..,...:10:66 a m
Express 11:26 n m I Mali.., 1;10 p
Express 2:66p m Express - 8:62 p
WALTON
To Toronto_To Goderich
Express......... 7:41 a In xpress .11:87 x I5
Express 2:67 p to I Express,........ 7:56 p m
WROXETER
Going East - 7:06 a. m. and 8;55 p, m.
Going West - 12:40 and 9:47p,m,
All trains going East connect with 0. P. R. at.
Orangeville tor Owen Sound,. Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEC. ALLAN, Local Agent.
i5ta:irt gaps
BI uevale
FINNIGAN'S FOIOTt7xE.—This play
will be presented by a company from
the Parish Olub, Wingharn, in the
Foresters' Hall here on Friday even-
ing of this week, Dec. 1st, under the
auspices of Knox church Guild. The
Winghatnitea present Finnigatn's
Fortune in gond style and no doubt, a
full house will witness it Friday even-
ing.
Winthrop
Cave,m church, Winthrop, will hold
its anniversary on Sunday, Dee. 3rd.
lliev. D. N. McRae, 13, D., Ph. D,,.
Mitchell, will preach at 11 a. m. and 7
p. m. Fowl Supper and entertainment
will be given on Monday evening,
Dee. 4511. Talent from Brussels, Sea -
forth forth and Clinton will take part in
the program. A splendid night is
anticipated.
Prominent Manufacturer Speaks
In Vankleek Hill, Ont., no nue is
better known than Geo. S. Watson.
When he says "Catarrhozone is a
real cure," depend on it being so.
"My wife" he writes "was subject
J to
bed
attacks tin o
ab i
rutatiou and
bronchitis. Many remedies were tried
but few proved at all useful. .Cata4rrh-
ozone was different. It seemed to get
right at the sore spots and brought re-
lief quickly. We have found Catarrh
ozone an absolute cure for bronchitis
and catarrh." Nothing cures more
quickly so get it to -day, two sizes, 250
and 31.00 at all dealers. .
W l ngham
Communion service will be held in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning, December 3rd.
Postmaster Ishister, of Saskatoon,
Sask., was visiting for a few days last
week with his brother, Wm. lsbister.`
Dr. Agnew and Dr. H. J. Adams,
of Embro, have formed a partnership
and will••carryon the practice of medi-
cline in the offlee occupied by Dr.
Agnew Jot. some years past
Andrew Cruickshank, who was on
remand fora week since being found
guilty by Judge Holt of assailltine'
Miss Davis, of town, wits sentenced by
Judge Holt to Seven years in King.
eton.penitentiary.
The work of renovating the Baptist
church is being pushed rapidly along,
The interior of the building is being
brightened by a fresh coat of paint
and a new furnance will be prat in,
When work is completed a new organ
will be installed.
Mrs. Tamlyn, wife of Dr. Tamlyn,
'ed at the family residence, Cedar
ay after ail Illness ex-
time. She wee 73
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i all
P Sage,
air power,
u
that.
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Irl
(0pr Will
nit
(muse hair to grow teller( the hair le
ebimniag out, nothing on tllie earth
will,
And we say to
every
bo
dy
you canhlva You• intieY back Parisian
Sage Islet the best bale ;vowel., hale
855705, hair beautifies', teed datelrmff
cure on the market to -day.
It stops itching scalp and fitklinp�i
Heir ttrml makes hair grow thick anay
else ildautly, or [Honey back. 50 cents
foe it large bottle. Parisian Sage
[makes the hair soft and brilliant and
Promotesores t
vLh
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have been added, malting a total of
342 at the present time. The company A .�
owns 129, miles of pole line and has •
203 miles of wire circuit, Total assets . • _
of the company are $19,-421.19 ilnd the
liabilities to this public, 30,178,14, •
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WP.Fraser .
Clinton.
whs. A. Forbes has just received
wort' that her, niece, Mrs. Elmore • ••
Berets, aped 20, whoryas married only • •
a short time ago, was burned to death • Tailor to'Men •
at her home at - Sedgewick, Alberta. • •
The young woman was using coal. oil •• who Know. . •
to light a fire when the can of oil in ••
het. hands exploded,setting fire to her { • BRUSSELS •
clothing. She ran into the hall and ♦
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" Farmers' Advocate 285
• " Northern Messenger135
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Toronto News 235
• " Toronto Globe 4 50
" Toronto Maii Enipito 450
" :'Toronto World ,, 300
" London Advertiser 2 80
Call at the office or remit the amount
by P. O. Order, Express Order or Reg-
istered Letter, addressing
THE POST,
Brussels, Ont.
Weeklica
PDsT (11151 Toronto (}lobe $1 00
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Maul and Empire' 100
•'1 London Advertiser....,., 100
" London Free Press .. 180
Family Herald &Stat . 180
I5lofttreal Witness 180
put on her heavy coat; thinking to •
smother the fire in her burning
garments, but in vain. She was alone
in the hoose at the time, but her cries
brought help from a neighbor, but be-
fore it arrived she was so terribly
burned as to be past human arid.
Her mother was telegraphed for and '
she ailrived att the bedside of her
daughter just about ten minutes after
she died. The deceased was married
only last June, and had recently mov-
ed into her own house. Mrs. Hereto
tvatetlte se;mid duughtex of 111 rs. Kyle;
mourn n 0 brother and sister. Deceased
farnaerly if Seafua'th. Lwter hoy, y
moved to Kipper, and then went He was Haver d 11
West. his sisters, one of whom died a few -
years ago.
Ever
Havo
Crarnpa.?
Kiel of fierce to be tied up in a knot
at midnight. with cramps Keep
Nemvihne handy. Pau drops gniets
01'5117pe instal -illy. Used occasionally
Nerviline prevents this trouble en-
tirely. From Stratford, Ont., Wm,
Dee writes : Nothing I know of will
1 'c r mH o cramps, colic
•
God's richest blessing rest on you all,
pastor and people. A. i1'ICLneN,
Godeeich, Nov. 17th, 1911.
Elias Cumming, who had been a
sufferer ter 0 long time, passed away
ori Monday evening of Last week at
the advanced age of 79 year(. The
funeral took place from his late reei-
deirce on Wednesday. He leaves to,
t r0
had resided here a great many ears.
married, but live. wit
There is little danger front a cold in.
from tui utta
cit of the grip except
when followed by pnentnonla and
this neves happens when Ghattnba m
lams Clough Remedy is used.This
remedy has wen its great reputation
and extensive sale by its rernol•Icable
em•es of colds and grip and. can be re-
lied' upon with implicit confidence.
For sale by all dealers,
Blyth
A. Collison was in London trying
the civil service examhiation.
Canadian Jubilee Singers, will ap-
pear in Blyth on Friday, Dec. 15th.;
Lux Hill has bought the sawmill
ancl intends running it in connection
with his factory.
The Independent Order of Forester's
Inade.payment to George Leith of his
Mortuary Benefit Snsnrance he having
attained. his 70511 birthday,
Rev. Neil . M. Leckie B. D. Kirk-
wall, formerly of Londesboro, has been
secured by St. Andrew's C. E. Society
to give his lecture on "Scotland on
Tuesday evening Dee, 5th,
On the occasion of the Anniversary
of St. Andr'ew's church, a resolution
was passed by Session and Congrega-
tion complimentary to Rev. Dr. Mc-
Lean and in remeuabrance of the 45111
anniversary of his ordination and in-
duction. The following is Dr. Mc-
,Lean's reply :—
DEAR -MR, SMALL.—Would'you con-
vey to the Session of St. Andrew's
church ICh
Blyth a nY sincere thanks for
their
very kind remembrance of my
ordination and induction in Blyth. 45
years ago. Also for the very kind
words regarding the years spent in
Blyth by Mrs. McLean and Myself for
all which the would express nor loving
and grateful thanks to both Session
and Congregation. It brings no back
to old times and scenes, which are still
dear to us, and ever will be, and may
give such t nick 1' f
or pain in the stomach as Ne.vilihe
.55 you
feel
squeamish
sick,
ast ten
dros oNeteinwateranyou're
well next minute." Think of the pro-
tection and comfort contained in a
250 bottle of Nerviline and get it to-
day.
Listowel
The town band has disbanded, the
reason for this .hove islack of support.
ex -Mayor Watson was aquitted of
the charge laid against him as a direc-
tor of the Farmers bank.
Conductor McDougall, of the C. P.
R., hie been transferred from the
Listowel branch to the Guelph and
Goderich line. 0otldneter Doolittle
now has charge of the .Listowel-Lin-
woodt• un.
Ed. Gabel was In town last week
and shipped his household goods which
had been stored here to Toronto. Mr.
Gabel has recently purchased a fine
residence in West Toronto and the
family will make their home there.
Members of Court Royal Oak,
Canadian Order o + •
f Foresters, sintend
to celebrate
the 33'
td
anniversary of
the institution of the. Court in Liato-
tvel`by holding a banquet in their
Court room on Thursday evening
next, Nov. 30.
The old officers of the local Con-
servative Association were all re-elect-
ed as follows :—President, Dr. Jas.
Moore; Vice -President, J. Seburget' ;
Secretary Treasurer, 0. G. Bulger ;
Executive, A. Weatherhead, Jos.
atrarreeeratacerrematraateersserretelOorOarreporaror
MEANING OF THE CROSS
This cross (in red) has been adopted in
Canada and all over America as the emblem
under which the Crusade against Consumption
is carried on.
Every reader knows of the ravages of this
disease ; how, too often, the bread -winner of
the family falls a victim, or the young man
or young woman, with a promise of a happy and useful
life, is stricken down.
This modern Crusade, like the one of old, is a
winning fight. The death rate from Consumption in
this province shows a decrease of over 25 % in the
past few years.
Nearly 6000 . s. or sufferers
r 1H';, n cared
Walker, Alex. Glenn, R. T. Kemp
and 13; L. 14. Bamford.
For--.�-�_
dwich
Editor Watters was in Toronto
taking a second treatment of radium.
Trinity church Sunday School will'
hold their annual Christmas entertain-
ment.
Owing to the lack of interest taken
in the -Dramatic and Musical Society
it has been abandoned.
Whilepulping turnips John 'Holt
had the misfortune to get his left
hand badly -mangled in the pulper.
Leslie Shoemakei, of Brnthereton,
is taking a three months course at the
baeuetiirg here with Geo. Mapletoft,
Athos Denny, Chris. Sever[ and ;
Percy Hain stock have (tatted cortin
wood ` the av cutting
e age record is ten '
cords a daLy.
Deo Henry, of Howick, has some
big potatoes. Six of the tubers luredi
a fair sized basket, two of them weigh -1
ed 21 pounds each and the others over '
2 pounds each.
Goderich
The Goderich Wheel Rigs have re-
cently added a ]mew building to their
factory.
Goderieh Knitting Oo. are working
overtime in order to keep pace with
the demand for their goods.
Mrs. Loftus E. Daucey, of "Burn -
brae' left on au extended visit to
friends in Detroit, Sarnia and Wash-
ington, D. C.
Thomas Tilt, ex -Mayor and 'fnrrner
well known citizen of Goderich• is on
a two weeks visit here and is looking
hale and hearty.
R. S. Williams, who has been in
Toronto for the past couple of months
has returned to town and will remain
here a few weeks before going back to
the city to take up his residence for
the future.
HIGH COURT OASES.—The Fall sit-
tings of the High Court of Justice for
non -jury cases was held Tuesday of
last week but only two cases required
attention. Justice Teetzel presided.
Larubertus, vs. Dalton, which has
been on the list for several terms was
settled
out of Court t an
d
Dietrich vs
Goderich Wheel Rigs, s
g , a n action to
r
*cover a claim for salary and stock,
took up all the time and at 4 p. m.
His Lordship asked the counsel to
end him astenographic report of their
rguurent and he would render judg
tent. Ohas. Garrow for plaintiff,
W. Pr;oudfoot for defendants.
STIPP SENTENCE.—Jtldge Holt sen-
tenced Andrew Cruickshank, the
ingham man convicted of throwing
heavy file at a young women and
er companion, to seven years in the
eniten tutu. Cruiokshauk is regard -
51 as somewhat of a terror when he
ets drink in him and His Honor said
e was evidently a menace and a
anger to the community and he ex-
ressed the hope that those who furni-
ed him with liquor while he was on
Ie Indian list would yet be brought
task and severely punished there-
..
A Question Ofton Asked
'Why so many people feel worse
115545 taking pills then before P Trou-
ble is that drastic pills are used. No
remedial action is obtained, the
bowels are irritated and dreadful
constipation follows. Ll using Dr.
.Hamilton's Pills you are scarcely con-
scious of having taken medicine. Al-
though very mild. Dr. Hamilton's
Pills do regulate the bowels, stimu-
late normal action of 111e glands, and
create neither nausea, griping or
violent action. Positively guaranteed
for biliousness, indigaotion, stomach,
liver and kidney ills. For a safefamily
pill rely on Dr. Hatnilton's, 25e per
box at all dealers.
A
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ver
fuel ved home after teakiug his listed
trip to
the C 'F' '
pp Lw9 L.
Another
let, will take place on
l�obrnary let, when S.. M15*lrell will
take ever the hardware stock of 39r,
Price and Mr. Pelee will 111070 to 1110
'ill it; now octltpied by Mr. Mitchell,
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PURITY FLOUR
S cts
OME people have attempted to judge PUR-
ITY FLOUR before knowing n
the
fa
about it—before tasyou
to be fair and to buy a sack or barrel of PURIY
FLOUR and give it a thorough try -out before
attempting to arrive at
a judgment
Look at the beauty and
loftiness of the golden -
crusted, snowy -crumbed
loaves, fit for a king.
Count them and see how
many more of them PUR-
ITY yields to the barrel
than ordinary flour does.
Taste the creamy, flaky pie
crust,
and
the
deliciously coalY
light
cakes PURITY FLOUR rewards
you with. My!
How theymake
yourmouth water !
'/f Such high-class
results can only be
obtained when
using a flour con-
isting exclusively of the
high-grade portions of the
est Western hard wheat
erries.
And remember, that, on
ccount of its extra
trength and extra qual•-
y, PURITY FLOUR
requires more water when making bread and 'more
shortening when making pastry, than you are
ccustomed to use with ordinary flour.
"More bread and better bread"
Buy a bag or barrel of PURITY FLOUR. Test
it for a week. Then pass judgment.
Add PURITY FLOUR to the grocery list right now.
Sold by JAS. BALLANTYNE, W. J. Mc0RACK,EN, J. T. tos
ROSS,
GEO. THOMSON. ALF. BAEKFR, Distaibutor, Brussels
YOUR BLOOD IR TAINTEIJ
ULCERS, BOILS, SWOLLEN GLANDS, BLOTCHES,
PIMPLES, AND ALL SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES
ARE COMPLETELY CURED BY THE
NEW METHOD TREATMENT
We desire to call the attention of all those
afflicted with any Blood or Skin Disease to
cure for these complaints 01110 •guaranteed no
ex-
cuse for any person having a disfiguredface
from eruptions and blotches. No matter
whealtdr hereditary or acquired, 00r specific
remedies and treatment ueutru:i50 all poi.
sons in the blood and expel them from the
system.. Our vast experience lu the trent.
meet of thousands of the most serious and
• • • •
looted cases enables us to perfect a
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