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JAN.21, 9
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IP the resent ofvio elation in Toronto
le a correct wimple of ounaelntive voting
then it should be buried in the bottom of
the deep, deep sea.
NEXT Tuesday will ba election day in
North Oxford for the Loa' Legislature.
The oandideees are Col. Munro, of
Embro, representing the Liberal peat -
form and Robb. E. Butler, of Woodetooki
Conservative, D. R. Rae, the Prohibit.
iouiet, has rehired.
Paco. antis, who has occupied the
position of Principal of the now splendid
ly eetabliahed Ontario Agricultural
College at Geelpb for nearly 26 years
with marked amass, has accepted a
seat on the Railway Oommissiou.
The other members of the Commission
will be Zion, Mr. Blair and Mr. Bernier,
The latter in a farmer, They will have
many important questions of vital inter-
est to the public to deal with,
Ammon Parliament will meet early
in Marsh and a short session will be
- held to deal with the Grand Trunk
Pacific railway question ; the Railway
Oommiaaion and other matters of
importance. Bye elections will be held
in the vacant constituencies at once.
Speaker Broder has taken a portfolio and
the probabilities are that Deputy Speaker.
Dr, MacDonald, of East Huron, may
oounpy the ebair for the Doming session,
Jun Posr ie of the opinion that the
Farmers' Institutes would extend their
infineroe mnob wider if they took a
greater interest in the Agricultural
Societies ot the ooantty. They receive
generous grants and large returns from
annual excursions to the Modal Farm
and might easily afford to offer a few
liberal prizes at the respective Frill Faire
in the ridings in whioh they
are located and thereby practically
show their intermit in an
organization whose pe0uniary benefits
are very largely returnable to the ferni-
er, We make mention of this matter
now as we are interested in both associa-
tions, berme have some little knowledge
of the existing state of afiairsin each and
also that it might oome up at the annual
meeting of the Institute next Jane. Ic ie
oar bumble:belief that 425.00 could nob be
expended to better advantage to the
Institute itself either from an advertising
or membership etaodpoint,
IT ie about the season of the year for
the annual meeting of Brussels Fire
Brigade for the e]aotion of officers, receiv-
ing
v-
ing the annual report and disbnrsing
monies dne the firemen, When this
gathering le held there are a few matters
that should be discussed, whish in oar
judgment would add to the efficiency of
• the fire brigade. let, A greater person.
al interest should be taken in the fire
fighting appliances so that every member
wouldbe intimately aogaainted with
engine, hose cart and hole, nozzles, hy-
drant,, water pipes, etc. This clan only
be acquired by repeated inspeotions or
drilla under competent direotion. 2nd.
There should be regniar practises in lay-
ing hoes, making or breaking conneotione,
attaching to hydrants and - throwing
'water,oaretulnote being taken of the
time oo0npied. Somebody • nye this
would mean the expenditure of money,
of course it would but eo does every fire
mean the expenditure of money, an in
addition to the firemen's pay there is
elwaye a lois either to the town's aeaeee-
ment or the proprietor whose property
suffers. 3rd. The 04iet and Captain
should take command at area instead of
being among the busiest at work. Lima
tenants should °arty out the Chief's
orders and see that the carte and hose
are properly looked after by some portio.
alar partiee. People who, without auth•
witty, give instructions contrary to this
should be treated to a dose of oold water
from one or more of the nozz'ea to teach
them their plane. Some think thebrigade
membereblp ehonld be redoaed and a
larger fee paid ; that regular meetings
should be held, at leash gearterly ; tbat
the hook and ladder trunk should be Otted
out with axee,laddere and ropes eo that
at a trlomenb'e warning everything would
be to hand ; that inetrnotione might be
given as to ringing the fire alarm at both
Town Hall and Pnblia School, so Piet a
large number of people would know
exactly where to run in ease of giving
the nndesieble, yet very neoeoeary inti-
mation ; that the "water gate" should he
discovered and its adjustmeot made so
plain that error would be next to import.
Bible in its use that a eapply of cosi
should be always atoned at the engine
platform on river bank and the .approaab-
ea to river and tanke Menne matte easy
of amass. We know Boma wilt say it is
cagier to recommend or oritloise than to
amend er +tarry out. This is true hence
the greater reason for the Connoil getting
a move en them and supporting the
brigade offlaere in carrying out the most
modern methods abd improvements with-
in renal. Triage are paid for expected
first class fire proteotion and The tax.
payer has a right to eepeot that bio prop.
erty will be so, aoretulig gperded that
t-.
eerioge injury by fire will ae next to im•
possible. Brussels has a front street
uoeu' ee
t a ed byany lase of its Ni size with
y
P r
buildingelargely Are proof in tbe ordiaa,
cry aooeptetiou of the term berme se tar
as the baeieeee placate are concerned with
oersted and prompt management of the
eppllanoee at hand a eerioue fire should
be almost oat ot the probabilities. No
more important matter Dan claim the
attention of the authorities, Batter
workers at a fire than we have in one
town would be hard to fled anywhere but
we have beooma eo aoeuetotued to the use
of steam fire fighting that the old bnoket
brigade bee gone almost oompletely out of
vogue, when sometimes a few pails of
water, at the critical period, would mean
the env i ng of m auy dollars' wor th of prop.
erty. There should be a good rally of
oar oitizene at the annual meeting eo
that the Brigade wlold see that they are
loyally and heartily beaked rip in what
has often proven a thankless piece of
work. Agitation of the right spirit le
good and bends to the oarryiog out of
improved metbods and aleo gives intoe•
motion to the ratepayers eo that they
will better understand and properly ep-
preofate good work whenever or where.
ever done.
WESTERN DAIRYMEN.
The three days' annual convention of
the Dairymen's Association of Western
Ontario was oonoltlded Thureday after.
noon:of Inst week at Se. Tbomae, The
delegates in attendauoe averaged
400 Three sessions daily were held,
and many spirited debates were indulged
in. The features of the convention have
been the marked demand for improved
railroad and waiter transportation.
The itnportant bnaiaese Thursday was
the election of officers. They are :—
President, J. N. Paget, of Oanbar°.
First vice president, Robert Johnston,
St. Thomas.
Sewed vice president, J. W. Steinhoff,
Stratford.
Honorary preeideate, ' Hon. Thomas
Ballantyne, and Harold;,Eagle.
Direotore — 7th dietriat, John Me
Quaker; 8ch, V. R. Shearer ; 9512, John
Brodie ; 10th, James Connolly ; llth,
W. R. MoLeod ; 12th, W. A. Bothwell ;
ISrb, A. F. MaoLaren.
Auditors— J. A. Relies, London ; Geo.
Smith, Woodslook.
Repreeentativee to Industrial Exhi•
bition at Toronto—A. F. MaoLaren, 3.
N. Paget; London Exhibition, J. W.
Steinhoff, Johu R. Ieaeoe.
J. 0. Bell opened the discussion an
drowning and packing creamery butter.
Prof. J. A. Boddiok, of Ottawa, delivered
e premium' address on "Preservation and
eafe transportation of dairy products."
Arabia Smith talked entertainingly on
"Requirements of the Export Butter
toad Prof. e. P o . Frank T, Shutt
spoke on
"Recent inveatigatione re the percentage
ot water in butter." Prof. Dean die•
ensued "Experiments in ripening oheeea
at varrona temperatnree."
The resolutions adopted recommended
the appointment of the Hon. Thomas
Ballautyne to a seat in the Senate, and
recorded sincere eppreeiation of the
Bement which the late Andrew Pattoll,,
M, P. P., a former president of tbie
immolation, has rendered to his oo0ntry
and more partioularly for the efforts
wbfoh he put forth to promote the
interee€e of the dairymen in the territory
under the jurisdiction ui tbie aeeooiatioo.
LECTURE ON FORESTRY
BY A. LEES, B. A.,;ST. THOMAS.
There was a good attendauoe at the
Grange hall, Middlemarob, nobwithetand-
iug the storm, to hear Mr. Lees' lecture
on "Forestry". The lecture was in.
stractive and received the close attention
of the audience from start to fluieb,
W. Webb, tbe Master of the Grange,
000apied the chair.
Mr. Lees commenced by referring to
the struggles of the early settlers to out
down the forevt and prepare the land for
cultivation. In the fight with the foreet
pertain conditions belonging to the forest,
the slimes and the fertility of the soil,
had not been considered until too .late.
Everyone realized now that toomnob of
the forest had been cleared away, This
was learned by the drying up of apringe
and rivers and the lank of moieture in the
cultivated fields,
Statieties were given to show the per-
centage of forest sees in different conn
tries, and it was learned that the area in
Soatbern Ontario was lees than in Ger.
many where agriculture had been eaten-
elvely aoadacted for more than a thousand
years.
The Speaker then gave an a000unt of
the recent sale of timber limits by the
Ontario Government to ebow the great
value of timber at. tbe present day in
oompareion with former years,
The timber on the wild rooky lands in
Muskoka had been sold for fifty dollars
an acre, which wag the price of good
farms in Elgin. A. large revenue had
been derived by the province of Ontario
at its timber limits, whish were exten-
sive, but which would soon be °leered of
forest if provision were not made for
renewal. Fires were often ae destruotivo
to the forest as the age, and it had been
deemed et neoeseity to employ men to
guard against firee both on the Govern.
met on the lumber men'e limits.
Me. Lees then dieoaesed tbe question of
re foreetering the 11ortb part of the prom
ince and by this msaue scouring a per-
petual revenue for the people. He spoke
of the reserves already set aside for the
purpose and the mode of prooedere in
ssoaring a new stook of trees.
He explained the methods punned in
Germany to preserve the forests, and
allowed the great euo0eee whish had re -
milted. 'Theta wag no question bat that
more attention shield be paid to tbe
question in Canada, and genre the beet
rent te, A School of Forestry should be
eetabliahed and one of the forest reeervea
should be planed at the dispoeal of the
school for experiments,
Mr. Leen gave practice! advice to the
termero present regarding the trees yet
remaining on their farme. The drat
Oleg to be done was to keep the cattle
001 Dead mid dyitrg trace siloold be ant
to give that which were young and vigor•
oris s alienee. Whets the. trees Were not
think enough to heap out the pun more
shouldp e I
h anted Wind tweedy) also
(Mould be planted to protect scope and
es v
pr er a mctatgra:j
A meet interesting point of the Ieotnre
were the atereoptioan views which were
thrown on canves to show the growth ted
deoxy of a forest under favorable end ad.
verse conditions, The views given of the
well oared for f sesta in Germany was e
revelation to the old U14naflien farmer
wbo had tonght the forest se his greeleet
enemy,
Abort speaoitee were given by Jabal
Robinson, M, P , and Conon Magistrate
Hunt, who moved a vote of thanks to ISH
Leas, wheal) wee conned will epp!mu 8,
Capt. armee was present with Mr. Leen
and was greeted by many old frleuds,
It was the opinion of the moat in
telligent farmers preterit that it woe d be
a Capital idea to make arrangements to
send Mr. Laee and hie metalline into every
eottool bones in 10 gin.
Cicero ere -tett.
The oivio employees were entertained
by Mayor Lewis at hie renideuoe.
The Collegiate Insritote roll already
nnmbore 100, with several more to sons.
Rev. Father Stanley gave a farewell
turkey supper at St. Peter's reotory to
the altar boyo of the eburob.
The Glderioh Organ 0o. shipped to
Liverpool, England, one car of their
manufaaburae, and are preparing others
for foreign shipment.
R, 8. Williams bee presented to St.
George's Sunday etbool a aolleo iou of
premed 11 were from the Holy Laud, ap-
propriately framed,
'Mies Florence Graham hes been en
gaged to teanb the eobool in Fleet Wawa -
nosh, near Belgrave, in which Mies
Laura Brydgee taught last year.
As Mre. (Captain) Juo. R Uraigie was
passing along Weet street, near the
Division Court clerk's officio, ehe slipped
on a hill of snow and fell, the resn't being
a broken arm.
M. G. Cameron, W. P.P., left last week
for Toronto to attend the session Mr.
Cameron lyes anoompanied to ibe city by
hie mother and Mies McLean, who will
remain there for some weeks.
The record of births, marriages sad
deaths in the town of •oderieh for the
six mouths ending Deo. Met, 1903, allows
that 33 births, 10 marriages and 24deaths
were registered in that period.
F. Jordan has diepoeed of his dreg bee•
inose to a Mr. Veronica, who takee °hares
in a few days, The gentleman ie tt bro.
ther ot Warren Thompson, of London,
and comae here from Tilleonburg.
The eighth anneal meeting of the
Huron Lew Association wae held in the
library, 0n the 11th instant. The affairs
of the aseooiation are in a prosperous con
dition, and they have gees 1,320 books on
their ehelvee. The following officers were
elected for the year : President, Judge
Doyle ; vice preeident, F. Holmebead,
Sealurtb ; secretary and treaeorer, W.
Prondfoot, K. 0. ; enditore, R. 0. Hays
and E L. Deokioson ; library oommibWe,
Judge Doyle, Judge Holt, R. 0. Hays, E.
L. Diokirson and W. Prondfoot.
There was a good attendance at the
anneal meeting of the Goderieh Born
oulteral Society, which was hold Wed•
nesde of leek eek int e
wba sibs of the
y ,
secretary, W. Lane. Offieere were ap-
pointed ae follows : President, T. 0
Naftel ; vice president, Chug. Wells :
directors, George Fraser, Rev. Jos.
Elliott, Solis Campbell, F. Bingham, W.
Warnock, J. Richards, W. Coate, W. J,
Ooa and 0. Pennington ; ssorebary tree•
eater, W. Lane. Mr. Lane was appointed
dstegate to the Central Association, wbioh
meets at Toronto the letter part of next
month. The total receipts of the society
for the year were 3807, coneietiug of
membership tee, 3215 ; Governmeut
grant, $72 ; county grant. 320.
Goa -rte.
There ie a rumor as rat that we are to
have a harnesemaker move to our town
and open up.
Bert. Doan lett for Orangeville where
he has metered a Inarative position in e
hardware store.
The root of the barn on Mrs. Oaremi's
property now vacant, became heavily
loaded with anew and oollepeed.
W. M. Gallagher, wbo hat) been in the
general merchant bushiest' in town for the
past two years, hae packed hie stook and
moved to Weet Montrose where he has
purchased a More and poetoflice,
The meeting of the East Huron
Farmers' Inatltate wan held in the town
ball on Tuesday of last week and wae
largely attended. Ranging addreseee
were delivered by Metiers, Raoe, of Mit
°hell, and Shearer, of Bright. Rev. 3, W.
Holmes, of town, also delivered a short
addreee.
On Monday of last week itlre. Edward
Krohne, of the 9th con , was taken to the
London Asylum, For Boma times poet
this woman'e mind has been deranged
eopposed to be caused by the death of
some relatives in Manitoba. Constable
McGrath accompanied her.
It is with deep regret that we reaord
the sad death of another of Howlett's
residents in the person of I?abella blue -
grove, beloved wife of Robt. Musgrove er.,
of the 6th eon. at the age of 69 years and
seven months, after an illness of but
short derabion. The funeral took plane
to the Gorrie oemetery' and was large.y
attended by serrowimg relations and
friende; Demisted leaves behind to
mouth her lone a sorrowing husband,
four eons and two daughters. Bev. 1. W.
Holmes took °barge of the services both
at the nburob and at the oemetery.
A very pleasant and enjoyab e event
took plane at tbe berme of Robt and Mrs.
Motel, "Maple -Villa" on Wednesday
evening of last week when their esteemed
daughter Miss Mary A , was united in
the holy bond, of matrimony to B.
Oonrbney Gilpin, of V-grevllle, Alberta,
eon of Mee. Gilpin South of town, At 7
W°leek,-ae the stream) of the wedding
march was being played by Mies Mime
Gilpia, sister of the groom, the bridal
party entered the prior. The bride,
who was given away by'her father, looked
charming in a eIelrt of oastorehade of fine
whipcord, with a weiet of castor and pale
blue Ter er., eiik, and married a briquet of
white Ihyaohianths, toeeeued ferns, Rey, ,
J. W, Holmee, pastor of the Methodiet
church, performed the eetemony io she
peesetm0 of the neer relatives of the
aontraoting parties, After the eongrat
ulations ware over the gemete eat down
to a very sumptuous repeat after wbi0lt
the evening was spent in a very eouiable
style with weenie and other amueemente.
The bride was the rloipient of many
beautiful and anent presents. T'Ito bride
will be mush mimed by her many friends
ie and around town se well he i5. the
Methodist Atwell where she wee t
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diligent and euooeeefnlworlter. Mr. and
Mrs. Gilpin intend taking rip their
midmost) t
atdenu0 a Veg revifto Alberts, whore
the groom it the swear of largea tarn).
4{1.44) .wr•1,
The town Where bane r laid the price
el bread to 61 for the 1'11'1 petted loaf,
Ensign Cowell, of kleepelrr, hae
assumed oherge of the loom corps of the
Salvation Army. Lieut, Weatherby has
beau transfers d to Millard
Geo. Sanderson, of Bfittou„ wee
severely Risked in the Noe by a sort.
He had to have several etibohee put In
hlaapiduly,pper hp, whish le now healing
r
()true Riggs, of the Bank of Hamilton
staff, has gone to Hamiltou to take a
position in the head office. The staff
here presented him with a dress suit Daae
before leaving.
The boiler for the new we'er•works,
Which bas beets mauufantored by Hunter
Bros., of Kincardine, bas arrived. The
power house is closed in, but not oomplebia
ed, building operations having been
suepencled until more open weather este
in,
7. A. Tremaio, owing to hie large
iaor,•aea in the dray business, has rented
his farm to Wm. G. Cowan, who tabes
possession on the liret of Mardi. Mr.
Tremain intends moving to town and has
purchased Wm, Godfrey's brisk resi•
deuce, Raglan etreet.
Henry Horn, who was re elected
Councillor at the municipal eleobion, bas
banded in hie resignation to the clerk,
and bee not taken hie seat. Elia remote,
we understand, is on account of the firm
of Calder tit Horn, of which he ie a perm
ear, having a contract with the town in
eonneotiou with the water works banding.
It is said that he had been notified that
his neat wnnld be protested, should he
claim it. Up to the present the Council
lav not accepted the resignation.
Abnu• 4obluck SeturdayatfWrnoon A.
W. algia bury, a wall•to do and highly
reepeuied farmer, who lived about live
miles Southeast of iters, started for home
white, load of corp. The roads were 50
heavy the' he left hie horeea at Had•
dow'a about three miles our., and went
forward an tont in a blinding snow storm.
lle was found dead in a field about 6
o'clock Sunday evening, a mile from
home, within fifteen rode of a farm bones.
He had apparently missed hia way, and
been overcome by the sold. 13e was 32
years old, and leaves a wife and small
child.
ELM DISTRICT L, 0. L.—The annnal
meeteig of Erma District L 0. L. was
held in the Orange ball, Lielowel, on
Taeeday afternoon of last week, there
being a good atendanee of the brethren
preeeut. The following oflicere were
elected for the ensuing yam. :—W. J.
Tughau, Dietrlot Master ; A. Glenn, D.
D. M.; W. J. Moore, R. Sao. ; W. R.
Hamilton, F. Seo. ; S. S. Bothwell,
Treas. ; Alex Thompson, Chap. ; E. M.
Alexander, D. of 0. ; Masers, White and
Hill, Leoturere, The question of
oelebrating the coming 12th of July was
dismissed, the District lodge being favor.
ales to celebrating in Listowel. The
matter will be finally decided at the
auuunl000n4Y meeting,
to be held oat
he
first Toeaday its February.
EPwORTo LRAOOE CONVENTION, — The
eighth anneal convention of the Strati.
Lord district Epworth League to be held
in Methodiet oherob, Lelowel, on Jan-
uary, 26, 27 and 28. The following is the
program :—Tuesday eveniult—Song ser-
a[ openiog exeraia
oe ; p og ee ; address, "Dem
ounces' Work" Mise Springer, Toronto ;
miseiooary address, Rev. John Scott, D,
D., Sept. Japan Missions, Wednesday
morning—Song servtoe ; Bible equity oon.
domedEby Rev. H. M. Manning, of
Clinton; appointment of basiltee nom•.
minae; Ju3iior department work, Miss
Selvedge ; Missionary Dept. work, Mrs.
F. U. Stephenson,' Toronto, Wednesday
afternoon—Reports from Leagues t Beam
ettof Literary work aid Fraction' Aug
geetione, 0. B. Beenleyside, B. A, Lon
don ; Deaconess' Work, Miser Springer ;
Missionary Department in charge of Rev.
J. Scott, D. 1). Wednesday evening—_
Opening exeroiree ; "A Missionary
°tory," Airs F. 0. Stepbeneon ; Social
evening, reoeption to delegates by Lis
towel Epworth Leanne. Thursday morn•
ing—Song service ; Bib'e study, Rev. H
M. Manning ; Onr Personal Reeponeibil•
ity (Christian Endeavor Dept. Work)
Rev. H, Graham, Wellburn ; Missionary
Work, Mrs. F. C. Stephenson. Thursday
afterrtt,ou -- Miesieuery address, Rev,
John Scott ; Report of Bceinees Oom. and
ibtroduobion of new officers; Missionary
Department (Question Drawer) Mee. F.
0. Sbepbenson, In Mienionary Depart.
meat work will be dieoussed all phases
euoh as "Forms of Programmes," "Mie.
sionary Lion -mere" °Methods of Raising
Money," "Work in the Fields" etc., stop
The District offfoere are ' President J
A Haminae 0o0oern signed oontraots
lest week for ninety !our new hooses.
4.J, r
IeCBDI'
Toronto J
unatiat was
ohoeeeLibaruI c udid te ler
Sou:b Yarlt.
Hugh (), McLean, 'Tornritn, lute pus,
chased the Winnipeg Uommereial, e. aced°
p 1per.
tare at Oalgery destroyed the Norman
bloolc owned by yenaeor L°ugheed. Lees
$280,000,
Amos Tail's blenttemith shop at Meta
ford collapsed under the anew, and Mr,
Telt was nem It killed in the wreoh.
Morris Jaulteon, of %nation street,
London, was looked in the face by a
horse. Ous of hie eyes wae Wee reuiov•
ed. Jackson's nose oleo was broken,
The town of Peterboroogl ;vii] at the
coming session of the Legielatore matte
appiioution for incorporation as 0 (lilt'
the popolution cow bordering on 14,000,
Uanada'e foreign trade for the six
months ending Deo. 81st amounted to
3267,960,918, asagainet 3230,023,470 for
the same period of 1902, !!he exports of
domestic produete decreased about 32,900,
000, and imports iooreaeed nearly $20,•
000,000.
Thu Department of Fisheries bee
received the official returns a1 the salmon
paclt of Brinell Columbia for 1908. The
figures show the smallest grand total in
the history of sa'mon packlogeines 1862.
The total for the whole. Proviuoe,
including ibe Fraser River and all
Northern Britieh Columbia points, is
478,547 oases,
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
uudereigued will keep for service on
Lot 80, Coe. 11, Grey, a there' bred improv-
ed Yorkshire hog. Pedigree may be seen on
application, Terms, .55.00, to be paid at
time of service withprivilege of reburulug
if necessary. DANIEL MACRAN,
Proprietor.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
BOY WANTED TO LEARN
Blaottamithiug, Apply to GEORGE
EL'YMIER, Jamestowe.
QHORT BORN YEARLING
Bull for sale, red in color and brad
from 1st prize stook. Lot 23, Can 18, Grey,
J. D. 10NA113., Proprietor, Orabbrook p. 0.
FOR BALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thsreou, North-west corner
W11itam and Albert streets, Rroeeels.
49-tf 3. LEOKIE.
PEDIGREED YORKSHIRE
Pigs for sale, oouelating of 1 hog and
3 sews, one month old. For prices apply
at I3odmiu Lime Works, 13. S. NIOROL-
50N, Proprietor, Belgrave P. 0. 2201
ONEY TO LOAN.—$25,000.
We have the above amount of pri-
vate funds to loan on real estate mortgages
at 41 and G per oeot. Easy terms of repay-
ment and ornate of loan moderate,
PROUDFOOT, HAMA & I3LAIR,
Barristers, &o„Goderloh,
9 THORO'•BRED YORKSHIRE
Sows over months antb
a old for Bale.
Their mother IS r
egietered. and has 4 arouses
offd barley stols. A ed for sy of le. Apply
at ° barley A . also offered for tela Apply
at rrce to r JAR, le 9', Lot 28. Ann, 4,
Morrie, or Brussels Y. 0. 21-5+
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulls for Bale. One is 1 year old and
the other two younger, Also several resist.
ered Cows and Heifers, Apply to JAMES
SPEIR, Lot 80, Con. O,Morrie Twp., or Brus-
sels 1. 0, 22.51
�il� FETING OF THE COUNCIL OF
.LYl TBE COUNTY 01' HURON.—
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Heron will meet In the Council
Clamber in the Town of Goderieh, on
TUESDAY, TEE 25th DAY 017 JANUARY,
at8 o'clock in the afternoon, A11 Doormats
mast bo platted before the Fibuae° Com-
mittee by noon of 'Thureday,
H. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Godeeloh, Jan, 12, 1004.
TOTICE OF PASSING AND
REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW NUM-
BER TWO, 1908.—
Notice)
908—Notion is hereby given that a By -Law was
passed by the Connell of the village of
Brussels, ou the Fifteenth day of Deoember,
A. D•,1008, providing for the fusee of a o1u-
gloOebemture10the amount of 0118807 to
pay for the 000struobion of it sewer on
Turuberry street, South, in the aforesaid
Village of Brussels, and that such By -Law
was registered In the Registry OSOoe of the
County of Gunn ou the Se00n0 day of Jan-
uary, A. D.,1904. Any motion to quaah or
eat ,acids the saute, or any part thereof,
meet be made within three months atter
the first publication of this notice and can
bet be made thereafter,
Dated the 11th day of Sanitary A.D. 1004.
27-3 2 , 8. SOCTa', Clerk..
W. Peart, St. Marys ; let Viae President, What
Mies M. Hutchison, Lietowel; and Yaw
President, Mies N. Forman, Stratford ;
Bra Vies Preeideut, Frank Campbell,
Mitobell ; 4th Vioe President, Mese F,
Oast, Stratford ; 6th Naos President, Mies
01, Salvadge, St. Marys t Seoretary, Mies
A. M. Roadhouse, St, Marys I Treasurer,
0. E, Leppard, Molesworth.
datltOLtIYateO EN N.
Robert Burne, blaoltemlth, near Fern•
hill, was killed while felling a tree.
A mac named Parizssa and his mother
were killed at a arming neer Aylmer,
gee,
John E triton, who attempted to strangle
hie wife near Brantford, bee been sent to
the insane aevdum.
•Georee E. Irwin, of Dundee, brakemen
on the G, '1' R , wee killed between To-
ronto and Hamilton,
John Cobol was committed for trier at
Calgary on the charge r•f assisting hie
brother Ernest to otoepe from thelnoltnp,
Viva Indiano were caught on the St.
Lelvrenoe bridge at Lachine by a train.
'l'wo Were, killed and tiro others injured.
Professor Jame') Mille, Principal of the
Ontario Agricultural (Allege, hoe been
offered a position on the Railway Com.
mission.
141x, Speaker flroduer le robeoomeltfin.
tater of ltd Revenno, in the plane of
Hon. M E Be',,'',hiresigned, and lion.
I3. Ii Emnor•reon has beet+ sworn in ae
1Minittsr of Railways,
The Brantford man who wee invited to
go to Obimsgo and talte in the Zoo recently
gad : "No thank you, I'll etty at home.
My oldest daughter does the Kangaroo
walk, my 'mooed daughter Mike like a
parrot, my eon laughs lilte a hyena, my
Wife watehee me like te bewk, my enols ie
en mem as it bear and my mother in•law
eave I'm en old octane, When 7 go any.
'Where I want a (Menge,
Exhibitors
Say
?I,
90 per omit. of Fat Cattle exhibited at
Provincial Winter Fair, 1008, were red welt
Worthington'eOanadian aback Teel°.
DitAlt SIRS,—
We have been feeding your Stools Food
to eatte for nulls tune, and Ond it to he an
excellent tonic), We have also fed Ib to
horses and pigs, and are quite earn it is the
best stook toed we have over tried. Our
prize winning cattle ab the Provieslal Win-
ter Poly, 3008, were led Worthington et slock
Tonic, LIi61,7l0 & P81ARp1N
Breeder' Shorthorn Cattle,
Acton, Out
Dann Eine,—
1 nod your Sleek Pond le a very excel -
lout Tenlo (erocbtle, giviny th„m a go00
ennoble abd keeping ihnit'tifaestiva organa
m a heAltby wnrkina en"dltiou, Two ether
'Soothe;' exhibited at Whiter rah', weighed
at birth 80 Its„ at 85 menthe 200 lbs, marring
a gain of 65 lbs, per month, 1t pay° to food
Wennington a Stneh Food,
ANOItEW RIOHARDiON,
Breeder 8hcrtnoru Cattle,
Out,
DEAR Bma,—
We have used your Stolt Pond for both
cattle and hogs and And it eivo0 good 1114,1.1144.
faction, goveral of our Battle have shown a
gale of over 10011, per month mobilo feed-
ingit JAN, 'WILSON & SONS,
Breeder of Sborthern Cattle and York -
Mitre Boge, Forges, Ont,
Note the Prise ;
10 th, box, 2001oede;500-; 60 lb, sank 42.
Manufaetltred by
•TIui WORTHINGTON 1,RUG 00,
• Guelph, .Ont.
Poe sate by— le.F. GEltltY, 145.11sse144
Il.10. 111aAlaLINTE1t, Ethel;
WM. M1e861011, ftluevelo;
Nl3GARR'Y BItl
y t,
Parliament will be naked at i40 next
0eseioe to conetreet a lino of railway
frau Whit ,r.0 W - to l to the i •
White 4tatl h n
Y v
Wile! b.±undnry, 011,1 thenen North,
ern by ,city of Whf'e River Valley to
Dawson.
James Johnson, of Bootavein, formerly
of Fullerton, was sleeted speaker of Geo
Leeiela, ure of Manitoba Mr. JOIlnson'4
arnny 5 ienda lei Mabel! ttnd Fttilarton
emigrat:ditto him on being au highly
honored.
The Mitohell Advoenlo Bays :—erne
contrast for the town 'whiting thin fear
hoe been let for 3120.00. This does not
it Weide aeeesement or oolleolor'e rolls.
Considering lire big urlranee in All kinds
of stationery. !ebur, iia, the figure i0
eti'l low.
REAL ESTATE.
UOARM TO RENT, .BEING LOT
20, lion, 10, Grey. There are 100 aures,
20 under cultivation. Apply to JO0EYA F.
REDMOND, on the prcmleoe, or Alunorioll
1'. 0. 21.4!
•
�.(''OR BALE.—LOT 6, CON. 6,
Grey, ooutainieg 100 taros, 75 belug
cleared Alla In good abate of eniteeabloa.
Farm is well wnteted; good Lnildinga, or-
chard, &e. Failure In health cause for Bot-
hnia. Poeseesloa given on ono ru0ntb's
notice Tmrme easy, For further eartimf-
lers apply to TR - Gamete sevrea, on the
premises, or Broeeos P.O. 13�
1.00 AORE FARM FOR SALE,
befogg Lot I1, Cou. 4. Grey towu-
eh3p, 80 acres aft ared,balamce bush, There
is good house, bank barn, orchard, &o.
Well formed and farm its good mutation ; 2G
acres of Nall wheat in, 0 miles from Brue-
snle; only 4 of a 'mile from drusen and
14 retiree from echoet, 1 oeseeslou could
be given to suit the pnrob aeer. Por fur-
ther parilonlors as to price, tenni, Su., ap-
ply ou tbe p,with ee to A. 000II Proprie-
tor, Or ill 'role POST, Ilruseeie, 214o
i"ARMS FOR SALE. — 350
a. uses Orst'olass laud in Mu Townsh•p
of Grey—Lot 16, Con, 14, 110 norm •; Lot17,
Oen 14,100 nares ; and W4 Lot 18, 001. 14,
60 aoree-200 Bores All le excellent condi-
bion with ilret.chtse bufldingi ; brick House
with all modern oouveuleaaoe, and large
hack bare, root and Atom bowie, stables,
&h. Well watered. Front 35. to 40 nares of
good hardwood bush. tot 10,tion. 13;000-
balutug100aorta of first -plass band, goad
frame biose and large bank Baru nearly
naw, The property eau be sold in two or
three parcels to suit purohasore. Term
liberal, Also a' cc =tedious dwelling house
and lot in B,useele Fur fit ,ther particu-
lars amity to the owner on the premises,
LA170RLIN ltoitl41L, or to 3140, LEOII110,
Brussels. 21•bf
'1 00 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
VV Lot 8, Con. 7, Grey, 2 miles from
Village of Brussels 4 mile trout eahool.
Splendid looatiou Under first close state of
(cultivation, comfortable house, large baulr
bare, latest improved oenteut stabling and
site. Orolinrd, bwo never failing wells, and
other touvebionnes. Pall wieat sown.
Proprietor is going Worst, For further par-
tioolare as to terms &a , apply on premises
or address lihueeels, P. 0, N.51. 101011)5100.
SON, tf
FARM FOR SALE OONTAIN•
I80 90 °area, being North halves of.
Lots 113 ana16, Con. 1, Grey. Oomtortablo
frame house, bank bate, orchard, &o. Holy
4 miles from Molaewotth. Go,. d locality
and hue raids. Imus ea late possession. If
farm ie not sold by end of year it will be
routed if suitable tenant offers. Arrange•
meats can be made to Winter stook at barn
so ae to work up straw on hand. For !ne-
ther purtioulare apply to or write
18-tt W. H. BERR, Brussels.
Jaid 2lf ]l)O4
-
iitTMcCanghey
Block
fomembez'
our Rimiere, Mowers, Rakes, Harrows,
Cultivators, Drille, eta., are not excelled
by any in the market.
If r c`a are in, Need
of any farm requlsfto we have it at it
RIG13T pries.
This is the Mace
for rare valnee in Outtere and Sleighs,
Harness, Cream Separators, Pulpere,
Waehers and Wringers,
To Como
inspect our Stook and get oar Prime
is your Golden Opportunity if you are IN
tiller of the Boil,
Wagons, Baggies, Hay Loaders, Forks
and Slimes, Wiudtnille, Tread Powers,
Ensilage (lettere, cko., bandied in season.
Neil S. McLauchtin,
AGENT,
as
Gifts
Now we lied ourselves foes
to face w,th the (Benetmae
Beason and we are after the
nineet Gifte for our Friends.
You oen pet one dozen
Photos, for 750 and rip.
We have a splendid eeeort•
m. cit of Photo. Mounts and
lit Pbotographiag we pride
ourselves in being up to.dabe.
At this Beason of the year
the daye are abort eo come in
the f"re part of the day.
The edvantago in getting
Pbotoe. lalter, now ie that tee
eau have them ready before
the Xmas r nab.
With the compliments of
the season t0 055 and
Watches
watches
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WHITE JEWELRY STORE
' II,1111'tl'lllllllllrlllall'II'Ilrl,nl,It,nb "1'la',alll'I,Ilalll,'tli
Ladies' Solid Silver Watches
'S
With guaranteed Movements, 34 75 and up.
Ladies' Gold Filled Watches
Cases guaranteed for 26 years, with guaranteed movements, $9 00 and up.
Gents' Silverine Watches
With guaranteed Movements, $7,00;aud up.
Gents' Filled Watches
Cases guaranteed for 20 & 25 years, with guaranteed Movements, 311 and up.
t'We give a Written Guarantee with each of the above Watches.
m,m.., dodd0'h0W1rhrtotnoolotoior "
rm riletChO1 The Close Price Jeweler,
Rare
- portunity
�� ov HLh COATS
DONT MISS 6
o
We have a large stock of Alen's, Boys', Youths' and
Children's Overcoats and in order to clear them out
quickly have decided to snake big reductions in the
price of all. lines.
We Offer Y
ou in this Special December Sale
$4 00 Overcoats now.oin at g
5.00 „ g g 25
.t.
4 25
6 00 Sr. 6 50 Overcoats now going at 5 00
7 00 Overcoats now going at
8 00 " ,r
5 50
10 00 6 60
rr rt 8 25
These
are actual reductions off regular Srst•class ve,lues and not
married up ill order to cut prices. Actuickl.' eine
and your proper size. �get first choice
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