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The Brussels Post, 1904-3-3, Page 4aki owd Have you used our Baking Powder ? Ours is an absolutely pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder So many Powders are adulterated and in many cases really unfit to use, We guaran- tee ours to be pure and always fresh, If you once use ours we are satisfied you will never want to use any other. Try it the next time you run out of Baking Powder. 25e. PER POUND ONLY FROM rel DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. go GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SODTHE30 EXTENSION W. 0. & B. Trains leave Brueeele Station, North and South, as follows: Goma SOUTH Goma Noama, Mail 7:10 a.m I Mixed 10:00 a,m Mixed- MOO 1 nee pm 1 Express ...-. 0:17 mm Mail V17 p m rA,Cat gebas A ohiel'e amang ye takit' notes, An' faith he'll prent f4. LAOY's muff, found. Inquire at Ton PoeT. EAST Horou Teaohere Aeeooiation will hold ite gannet convention at Seafortb on May 13 and 14 A Brueeele bachelor bae hie wedding suit made we understand but we are not going to divulge hie name as it is a eeorat. A. Livor. onus, J. McDowell, Lid J. Tomball have been appointed Oommiseiouere for Eaet Huron for this year. ALL of the departments of the Publio School are at work this week, although the very stormy weather, plus several cases of chicken pox, keeps down the attendance of the little gaffers. GENERAL MANAGER WILKIE, of the Imperial Bank of Oanada, was not 'mug in attributing a large share of the pree- ent prosperity of thio oonotry to its admirable system of chartered bathe with branches scattered in the towne and villages. Tess Home of Refuge Committee was billed to meet at Olinton on Tuesday, consisting of Warden Bowman, H. Spack- man, B. B. Gann and W. Lamont, bat to the members were enable to get to the "hob" on amount of the railway linea being impassible for trains the meeting had be called off and will be held later. FOOT BALL MEETING. - The annual meeting of Brueeele Foot Bali Club will be held in the Cloonoil Chamber on Fri- day evening of next week at 8 o'olook. Receiving the annual report of the Sao - rotary Treeenrer, electing offioere, ohooe- ing a delegate to the annual meeting of Association and arranging for the form. ins up of the Intermediate and Junior teams to defend the custody of the two championship cute now in Brueeele will constitute the business. DIED. -On Sunday, Feb. 21st Joseph Brown, brother to George Brown, of the Central Hotel, Brussels, died at the the hospital, Theeealon, Algoma, having been brought there from his home, 30 milee distant, for treatment for a heart affection and other oomplioatione. He was 43 years of age and is earvived by bis wife and eeven children, Mr. Brown had been ailing for some time. He was a resident of that eeotion for the past 20 pears, DR, JOHN NonT DEAD, -A well known former resident of Brussels paid Nature's debt on Friday, Feb. 19th, in Olay Centre, Kansas, in the person of John Nott, Vet- erinary Surgeon. Valvular heart trouble was the cause of death, his final illness being only of a few hours duration. Dr. Nott wae born 3 miles South of Olinton, on the London Road, Huron 00., Ontar- io, and atter completing hie oonree as a V. B., came to Brussels to praOtiOe 80 years ago. Two years later be was tatt- ed in marriage to Mies Ella, eeoond daughter of the late Andrew Muir and sister to ;Sirs. John Tait and Mre.' Thoe. Thomson, of tbie plane. For 13 years Dr. Nott followed hie palling euooeeefolly here and then Bold out and removed to Gley Oentre, Kansas, where he continued up to hie decease enjoying a large pram• tioe. In addition to Mre. Nott the sob - int of tbie notice is earvived by live children, Mrs Phillipe, Mabel, Olarenoe, Remelt and Herbert. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon from the Methodist obaroh. Deceased was 62 years of age. Hie heart had been tronb• ling him for some time before the date of hie demise. Dr, Nott wee a genial, kind hearted man who eojoyed the friend- ebip of a large circle and hie many Oao• ashen friends will sincerely regret hie deoeaee and will sympathise with the bereaved wife and children. He retained hie membership in Brussels A, 0. U. W. and also in Court Prinoeee Alexandria, C. 0. F, here, although so many yeare abeeut from town. MARCH. D1vnaaool court next Wednesday. Comm meeting next Monday evening. WoorrEoe scarf found. Ask at Tan POET. Mama At Home Friday evening of this week. 0, 0. F. Court will meet in their Lodge room nest Toeeday evening. Benseans School Board will hold their regular meeting Friday evening of next week. ELEOTtoc light is expected for Saturday night. A supply of coal being borrowed by Thnell Bros. for firing purposes. SEVERAL from town attended the Lemont Stemmon wedding at Ethel on Wednesday evening and had a fine time. A. 0. 0. W. Friday evening. Some of the proposed amendments to the ooneti- tnti0n to come Up at High Court will be dismissed. YOU Dao furnish insurance protection for yoor family and save money at the same time by a new aooamalation policy in Confederation Life. WEDNESDAY'S mildness afforded an op- portaoity to a number of people to gat the ice off the sidewalk. In some places walking w very dangerous owing to the ice. W. H. HERR, of THE PoaT, was invited to give an address on "Huron County Roads" at the Good Roade Association which met in Toronto last week but the railwayblookade prevented his attend - 600e. Tanta MOLADOHLIte, the well known horseman, intended taking hie imported Clydesdale stallion to the Spring Horse Show at Toronto this week but the snow blockade vetoed his intention by causing the cancelling of the trains. MONTHLY Horse Fair was held on Thursday of this week but did not attract the usual large crowd of buyers and sellers owing to the stormy day. Next Fair and the Iaet for this season will come off on Thneday, April 7th. A meeting was to have been held in Toronto on Wednesday, in Diotriet Passenger McDonald's office, 0. T. R„ to arrange for the annual exoareione to the Model Farm, Guelph, next June, Old Probs. knocked it ant however by blocking up the railways and keeping the delegates at home. HALE BHEET.-Once more THE POST comes oat +n halt sheet form, the third time this Winter. We are not to blame however 60 there are three supplies of paper for Tan Pose somewhere between Toronto and Brussels. It is a great deal more annoying to ns than to any reader We van a6EDre you bat if the Grand Trank oan't run trains regularly we are not to blame but we hope tbie will be the last 000asion of thie kind. STANDARD BANS CHANGES, -A number of obangee will take place in the offioen of several of the branches Of the Standard Bank. F. H. Gray will be moved from Bruesele to Stonffville, being aaooeeded by A. 0. McFarlane, now at Orono, Mr. Gearing goes from Stouffville to Pioton and Mr. Bog, of that town, will take a position ars assistant Impeder at Head office assisting Inopeotor .Loudon, who is on sick lament present, 0 P. Baholfield, of Chatham, formerly of Brneeee, will go to Toronto as manager of the city bue- ineeo. Mr. McFarlane le a married man and will move to Brueeele in the near future. Mr. Gray has proven himself to be a oarefu', obliging agent and the good wishes of the people of Bruesele will accompany flim and Mfrs. Gray and family to their new home in Stouffville. Hones or Bernie. -The Building Com• mitttee of the County Council, in connection with the addition to the County Howse of Beluga, met in Olinton on Friday, Feb.19, and bad a long session arranging 000860re6 for an early start. It was Battled that the County Solioitor prepare the agreement between the comity and the eontra0tor and that it be eigned in Goderioh. It was agreed, and it ie a part of the oontraob, that all disputes between the inspector and the contractor ehalt be settled by Mr. McBride, the architect, and that in mase the depletion is against the oontraotor, he shall pay the ovate, hat if in hit favor the ooanty shall bear the expense. The (m00060000 shall be paid monthly, on the oertifioate of the arehiteot, to the amount of 80% for material used and work done, The inspectors than be paid on the eerteAoate Of the chairman of the oommittee, D. Oantolon, and mater of the House, Mr, French. The committee appointed Arthur Oentelon inspector of Stone work, brioandkAlet. cement McKen McKenzieworts epeotoc sof 1 ell pare to be aid atd Vim r rk, and to ofe eo$2 pperordfem when employed eupetinLendieg the work, TR..11 BROSt3J 14$ POST Standard Dank of Canada =s'SAataS+mm===, 11372 ASBET8 - OYER THIRTEEN MILLION 1OLLA118 G'ranertt 11:3atealeiner X5txnin.cesm r.ertfneefteted - "w�ti?SA Vf/l9GS BANK -DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards reoeived on which INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the HIGHEST BANK RATE, ACCRUED INTEREST ie added to ae00pnte every six menthe and bynames prin0ipai, -MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw Deposits without the intervention of any perean, I LOANS MADE TO FARMERS UN NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for which no oharge ie ma' 3. YOUR BUSINESS will receive one °mai t and courteous attention. F. H, GRAY, AGENT. tamossostrost --_- Watson Ainley is buey these days matting wood at H. Molntoeh'e, McKillop. Eph. Oobsr ie away to Guelph with hie team cad sleigh far a load of carriage stook delayed by the non arrival of freight trains. Fletcher Roe and family, of McKillop, township, moved into town Iaet Friday, taking possession of the reeidenoe they purchased from A. McGuire some months ago. We wish them an enjoyable sojourn in Brussels and hope Mr. Roe's health Will be invigorated by the rest from farm labors. Mr. McGuire and family have moved to the house adjoining the home of John Sober, Queen street. PITon holes are growing beantifafly deeper au the days go by. One thi.,g ie certain they will Boon get to the road bed and will have to slop, DONT forget the auction sale of nem and eeoond hand riga, harness, wa•ihing machines, &a, in the Mo0aaghey hlook, Brueeele, ou Saturday, afternoon of this week, at 2.80 o'clook. N, S. Mateo• hlin, Prop. F. S. Scott, Ano. HURON OLD Bosa.-The fourth anneal At Home of the Huron Old ,iioye' Aeeooiation, held iu the Temple Building, Toronto, Friday night, proved a gt.se.ter e000ese than any previous affair of the kind in the history of the aesoointion. Although the invitation Leet had been limited to three hundred and fifty grteete, nearly two hundred ooaplee were prrient. The association had never so large a turn oat. The earlier part of the awning was taken up with short addressee by Lt, Ool. Weir, J. S. Willieon and Dr. Gogin. Instrumental and vooal aieo- tione were also rendered by Mre. Gillies. Mise Gorey, Miss Boyd, Miss Jac:own, and Mise Macdonald. With the ooucloe- eion of the epeeobee and eutertairment attention was given to supper and 'nano - jag, which oontinued into the early morn- ing, Anions those present were a ;teat many. of Huron's moat brilliant and a000mpliebed sone and daugbtere. A partial list follows : Mesdames Stewart, Walker, Groves, Corey, Boyd, Gi'nes, Miller, Warner, Bradley, MoI>.ren, Clarke, J. A. Smith, Sloan, Firmly, Balfour and Willieon. Misses Carey, Boyd, McDonald, Jackson, Defoe, L. Wilson, M. Wilson, Rose, Allison, Camp- bell, Stobie, Boole, Goode, Smith and n jostles Garrote, 00 nJ 11 a Otter, aFergusonnd Ed. Floody, Hogh McMatb, E. J. B. Du..aan, should be a model people. Thos. G. Boole, Dr. Steen, Hon. ]'res. The Centenary of the British and ideote ; G. A. Smith, President ; E. T. Forel Sn abbath Sgoi ty ince obs ra ved on edion O.."' 't Treasurer ; nt M'• 0. Sao- service in the Methodist church, Brussels, Taggart Treasurer ; A. A. Miller, Sao" commencing at 7 o'clock. Rev. Mr, Hardie, of Listowel, and Rev. A. And• rewa, of Walton, will conetitate a depute• tion onteide of town to address tbe meeting. Envelopes are being distributed and the sum of 550 is hoped for as a thank offering to aid in reducing the debt on the Society. A anion choir will Lead the service of praise. Rev. J. Rose, B.A., will supply at Listowel that Sabbath and Rev. T. W. Comm will preach In the evening at Walton instead of Rev. Mr. Andrews. Erwo3Tn LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY. -Next Sabbath Rev, A. 0. Crewe, General MAR. 3, 1904 ETP)Lir K U CAPITAL--•l'eld ftp 51,000,000 RESERVE FUND • • $1,000,000 Directors e 1,MOORS, ktEY. R. R. WARDEN, President, Vico-President. Ta0"o, 0)111000110, I•.Le, 1010 norm 0010, w. aamaa10000 t MARX, H.O. D. E. 711200e000, E, 0. HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO W.D. MOSS - - GENENAL MANAGNIO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTBD. Drafts Bought and Bold. Farmers' Notee Discounted. Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of $1 and upwards , 'db USSMCe5" re i,'atNell A. E. MELLISH, Manager. CHURCH MIMES. Miea Ohittiok, who is engaged in City Missionary work in New York, gave a recital of her experienoee at the Metho- dist Sabbath school last Sabbath after - 000n. Exodae 8th chapter and let verse, "Let My people go that they may serve Me" was the text ohoeen by Rev. T. W. Omens in the Methodist church last Sabbath morning. The privilege and opportunities of personal service were well portrayed. "Lemmas from the Dew," Hosea 14, 6 and 7 was the topio in the evening, In Melville church last Sabbath the pastor was in the pulpit and preached in the morning from Christ's last oom- mnnioation to His disciples." It was ooneidered along the line of (1) The Placa ; (2)The Plan ; (8) The Prospect ; (4) The ower ; ani (5) The People. "Ont vital Environment" was the even- ing subject. If Melville church minaret gation take heed to all they hear they retary ; Meyers. Rom, Campbell, BetL.aoe, Cuthbert, Collins, Dr. Duncan, Graves, Marshall, Hazard, MoLnikio, Demon, Tagman, Thatcher, Dalton, Defoe, Phillips, . Alex. Saundre(Godeinh), and Whiteley. 800110 BEEre.-Thorgday afternoon of last week a meeting of farmers interested in the cultivation of the anger beet was held in the Town Hall, Brussels and was addressed by Dr, Shuttleworth, who is one of the promoters of the Berlin anger factory, and Simpson Rennie, the well known eeedeman, of Toronto. The latter had oharge of the Experimental sugar beet plots at Whitby, Port Perry, end Lindsay in L901, at Bambara' and Mark- ham in 1902 and last year was engaged with the Bailin sugar people. Freight rates on beets are 10 oente lower from Brueeele to Berlin than from here to Wiarto0. A preliminary' canvas was made in this locality and if Wiartan faotory people do not arrange to have seed town before April let the Berlin Co, will push the work. Meese. Weir and Kaufman were here also calling on1 farm- ers and arranging agreements. The following i0 a Ilet of names muted in this motion ars beet growers for 1904 :- Robert 1. Etoy, Grey ; Dan, Marsh, Grey : Geo..Robb, Morrie : Jobe Mo. Fadden, Grey ; Thos. Newsome, Bre. gale ; Wm. Runde, Grey ; Sam, Hoggard, Grey ; David Jowitt, Blnevele ; Ph11119 Thnmae, Blaevale ; Alex. McGee, Blue vale ; Jas. 13. Gray, Bluevale ; David Geddes, Binevele ; Jae. Geddes, Mafiosle Geo. Sennett, Bluevale ; L. R. Beeman, Bluevale ; ane. Nethery, Bloevele; Goo. Mothers Bloevale ; R. Leathern, Business Locals. Two smart girls to learn the Millinery. Apply at Misses Hamann. RAR FDRs--Highest pride paid for raw fare. A COMET, Brussels. Dr, Barr and Dr. Reaome agreed that the bill would result in a retnru to body- snatching. odysnatolhing. S. Clark thought the bill should reoeive very serious consideration. Some mem- bere of the Legislature might find them- selves later on in the poorhouse, and the proepeot of being Bent eventually to the diaeeoting table was not peasant. It Was possible their friends might not torn op within 24 hours to claim their bodies. He did no know bat that body snatching was preferable to the present system, for when in life their oweere did not know what was in store for them after death, whereas the inmates of institutions knew before their deoeaee that their bodies would go to the dissecting table, It wee a cruel o06tom. Mr. Hanna suggested that "it might be a good thing for the medical authori- ties to get these fellows when they come book to vote." Hon. Mr. Gibson thought the bill should go to committee, where, after dismission, some way of arriving et the objeot of the mover might be found more eatiefaotory than giving disoretionary powers to the Wardens and managers of inetitutio0e. The bill was then read a eeoond time of HANDSOME ucE walnut sideboard for sale ab ith thea Methodist Church, le s work in greatt reduction, Apply to MRs, Tl . Mconnection ' Stammere Brussels. will preach h 11 being bre anniver• , t WANTED -Butter 17c. i Dried Apples 51o. ; Fresh Eggs 20o, We are cleating many linea of seasonable geode. GEo E. Faso, Wingham. ear th League. Service a 10 8of the here i Oman and Sewing Machines oh coed and repaired. Alan Organs and Storing Machines for sale. Apply to THOMAS Mamie, Brunets, 82 SEED OATe.-The new Waverly is now admitted to be the heaviest °topper and in the centre peen in the auditorium. beet etrawed Oat ever brought tooanada. Monday evening, at 8 o'olook. Dir. Orewe We have them at 500. per bushel. will deliver hie highly commended leoture Oso, E. KING, Winghaw, entitled "The bright side of things," which will no doubt prove attr active, A fell house was the order when Mr. Crewe was here a year ago. Legislation Badly Needed. 0 and 7 o'olook. Mr. Crewe will addreee the Sabbath School in the afternoon. The S. 8. Orchestra will lead the service of praise at morning and evening servioee. Rev. Mr. Orewe ie a fine preacher. The membere of the senior 304 >08ior Leagaee are asked to meet in the S. S. room at 10.16 to receive their badges and then take their places THE RAILWAY TIE -IJP People We Talk About. Miee May Deadman is holidaying at Woodstock. Mre. Charles Dodds is visiting relatives in Seaforth. H. Delion was a visitor at Elmira during the past week, Mre, Neil MaLenohlin ie enjoying a vitt with Hamilton relatives. Mise Jean MoLauahlin wee on the sick list with la grippe this week. W. Reid, tailor, has gone to Toronto where he expects to take a situation, Mies Bessie Watson, of Sunshine, wait a vieitor in Brueeele for a few days. Miss Luella Holmes, of Blyth, has taken a position in London with the Telephone Co. Marjorie and Heade, children of V. H, and Mre, Gray, were under the doctor's Dare for a few days this week on ao^cunt of an attack of oroup. Mies May Sperling, of MoKillol:, is visiting in town For a few week. Si, 1 is in very poor health and le taking t:ledi• oal treatment whish we hope wil, be beneficial, E. Webb, brother to Rev. I. M. Webb, incumbent of St. John's ohnroh, '0 a visitor In town. Rig home i0 at Lt:1an. His May wag lengthened owing to the oanoelling of trains. George Brown was in Gerrie on reuse - day to vi -it hie father who has sen quite poorly, Both Mr, and Mre. B' cwt, are well advanced in life eaoh Laing about 82 yeare of age. Last Sabbath was the 50th weeding anniversary of Thos. and Mrs. Lott, who live 1 miles Booth of Bruesele. Mr. Lott to a hearty man emendating the' he is henrdatottenli wiM, and Mee, ontiaed tnd inereaeiog happineee. We are 00Try to bear that Mies Kate Broadfood, of Seafortb, Meter to our townsman, 0. Broadfoot, le not enjn"ing nearly ars good health as her many 1r, •ode would wish and le confined to bed. Me. BrOatifoot Was ont to gee her on Sue lay. We hope a change for the better will 'odn engem. Mise P, Sample, of Calgary, N. W 'T'., ONE OF THE WORST OF SEASON. We thought we were well over the customary snow blockades last week and the people were shaking hands with themselves that regular trains were to be once more eetabliehed when along came an old eooeer of a storm on Monday which put the block eyetem into effect with a vengeance, It ie not only the .W. G. & B, that caught it but all the North- ern lines so that on Tuesday not a brain was running North of Guelph and Strat- ford. The snow was modelled like Baud and declined to stay where it was put with MA the East k pt every partlow or shovel icle ofnd athel"beaum tiful" that would move careening so that ants on the railway were filled 0p solidly r, 8 and even 10 feet the snow had frozen and after the rain accompanying to the rails the l000motives were ae powerless as wheelbarrows. A plow, with two engines, and a some of ehoveliers started out of Palmerston o0 Sunday to olear cot this liue and after various vicissitudes the plow got off the traok a mile Eaet of Brussels and live hours were occupied a getting it back to the steel. About 10 o'clock or there- abouts tbe whole outfit was stalled near the Westerly semaphore and after hard work the plow was got bank to the aiding at 6.80, the ioe ]laving to be removed by pick and shovel. The water supply rue Hing short for the l000motivee snow had to be shovelled and when the fuel ran low tome blacksmith coal was borrowed, Wednesday the plow got off the track about a mile West o there yet the ehovellere working fa advance to aid in a progoeesive move- ment. At the time we go to press tee are still anbje0t to the tie-up and no date le eet for the Doming of a train, Thursday evening of lett week a mail train worked through from tbe North with two engines, stopping near the Demean enowbaoko to get 0p steam to continue the journey and the same night n mail came from the Eaet, On Friday and 13 tardy, we had a service of a limited and badly delayed aharaoter and there it stopped. The railway num• pantos are in a bad plight and will eing eonge of rejoioing when the balmy breezes from the South whittle down the banks aooumuleting for months. A oar of hogs wae loaded here last week and the swine are for W. F. Vanetane t here yet. They were fed in bulk dor a few days mud later divided up so as to receive better core. The shipment of horses by Moue. Smith and Forsyth to Manitoba is cancelled in the meantime and last Monday morning Geo, A. Best had a oar of cattle brought in only to fled that there would be no train. Other buyers are similarity situated malting comBusinessons peopleotiareo badlyr in need nd to of goods on the way from the wholean160 but have 00 "grill and bear it„' alWaye hoping for the best, THE THE CIUOH MOLuon-LAAIONT.-At the manse At. wood, ou Feb. 17th., by Bev. 1', A. McLeod, D. D„ Mr, William Die. Leod, to Mea Mary Jeue Lamont, both of Ethel, Grey township. MmLEn-Font.-At the manse, Atwood, on Feb. 7th , by Rev. P. A, MoLeod, D D., Mr. John Miller, to Mies Elizabeth Ford, both of Elm, BnowN.-At Thesealoo, Algoma, on Feb. 21, Joseph Brown, aged 43 yeare. MoRnleoo.-In Walton, on Feb. 27, Rebecca McGill, beloved wife of Matthew Merriman, aged 83 years, 0 months and 1 day. MoKAY.-In Turnberry, on Feb. 24th, Johanna Morrison, relict of the late Jae. MoKay, aged 90 years, Noir.-At the family reeidenoe, )Lincoln Avenue, Olay Centre, Kaooae, on Feb. 19, John Nott, V. 8., formerly of Brussels, aged 82 yeare, 1 month and 5 days. SnonTtl:ED.-In Morrie, on March 2, Obriatiha, third daughter of John and Mary Shortreed, aged 36 years and 8 months. The only dieoaseion in the Legislature Friday was on the gruesome topio of the proper provision of "eubjecto” for the medical otllegee. It arose on the second reading of the bill of Mr, Hielop, of East Enron, leaving it to the discretion of the Warden of a municipality as to whether an unolaimod body of a deceaeed inmate of a Home of Refuge or House of In dnetry ehall be turned over to the In• specter of Anatomy. The present anato- my act, Mr. Hlelop pointed out, provided that i4 a body to not claimed within 94 hours it is the duty of the aathoritiee to Anatomy hand it over to the Inspector of A y for the nee of the medical colleges for dissecting purposes. This, be said, was a condition of affaire that night not to exist. It an inmate of an institution bed some friends oateide his body wee given deoent burial, but if the poor unfortunate eh'.nld happen to have no friends his body was turned over to the 001105es. Dr. Willoughby said he was very sorry the bill had been introduced. It was purely a sentimental objection. No good objeot would be served by the measure. The medical ooliegos had to have material for the etndeate to work upon, and if they did not got it legally eat present, they would have to return to the old fashioned illegal way. "I know how little material there is now for the colleges," o"t off the marked, gravely,' Y existing 00nr0e of supply they will be gra evarde`as they did o out end inamyte the early days." This oonfeeeion of the Conger vativo Whip wag emeived with laughter. Hon, Mr. Stratton said he had a great deal of eympathy with the object of the mover and the bill, but pointed out that in the past whenever the inmate of an ietitubion hod expressed 8 wieh to the ohiel alIlooe that hie body be not tent to the diaeeoting table tbe department had always interoeded. When no emelt wish wag expreesed the body went to the In. lei Oliver Mille, Bluevule ; speotor of Anetonefor the pnepo060 of Blnevale Hughes, Be0evarl0, in190e 2,nanWas s Wel°, vieitor d Oonsley. She Dame 09 from with the Mi fro. deprived sof from 40 10 50 pet ars r of the 12000 ihod 800 n 1908. when they prodnoed over cry Openinge at Toro0to 00 spend Su.riay "etlbieote" they now received if die. Seven millions ponnde of etanderd gen• but her talky was more peottraootedon oca 6104 tint w4rdeney and power were gree o51 07 00fo he Mated, timanse wwhioh is now beginning to to the oanoellation of t command a ready tale wherever it le oof f the enoh Thure day aShe ter t0000k the info only 006 whey, Would sea that power in introdated, Soughs often go from bad to worse --there is grave dan- ger in any case—no matter bow slight it may seem it is folly to neglect it. Keep a bottle of Our White Pine & Tar a 7mmxos-r s.n.x>✓. FRIDAY, MA1OH 4Ta,-Farm, farm stook and implemeote, at Lot 5, Con. 7, Grey. Bale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. N. M. Richardson, proprietor ; F. S. Boort, Gua. SATURDAY, Mama 5.-Harneee, oaten, buggies, &o., D'io0anghey block, Broeeeie. Sale at 2 80 ebarp. Neil S. MoLanohlin, Prop. ; F. S. Boort, Ano. THURSDAY, MARSH 10TH -Farm stook end implements et Lots 15 and 14, Oon. 18, Gray. Bale ooreeerved at 12 o'clock. Demme McKenzie, proprietor. F. 8. Scott, auctioneer. in the house. Commence taking it when the first symptoms COMM A careful- ly prepared remedy from the best curative agents. The beet remedy because it cures safely, thoroughly and per- manently. We refund the money if not satisfied. Price 26o, per Bottle at s Drug Store Prize Winning Short Horns for Sale. Eight young Bulls from Imported and home bred eow0 got by imported Sire. Also Cows and Heifers of different ages. A few pure bred Berkshire Pigs, 10 weeks old, for eels. Have a quantityof Seed Peae the Early ;um variety, tsized white pea0 ane[f'weredosef grown from seeIt a d bushnear els to thetn0 e, 0000 not 1000 yielded over 07 Will also Bell a good aged working sod driving horse. • 60.00 D. MILNE & 80N, Ethel, Notice to Creditors, In the matter of the estate of William Cameron, late of the village of Brne• eels, in the Ooanty of Huron, gentle• man, deceased. Notice isberebyiven, pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 129, that all creditors and others having olaime against the estate of the acid William Oam- HR J. Jyti`, 700.11, 1011»37m£ BrDu, who died on orabnnt the tweuty'eec- and day ofFebruarg, 11104, are required ou or before the first day of Apri1,10O4, Oo send 90 90 by post pre -paid, or deliver to W. M. Sin - 40 40 °lair, of the Village of Brussels, In the 0080- 6060 ty of Huron, Solicitor for Oharity Oameron and Alexander Struoban, Executrix and Executor of the last will and testament of the said William Cameron, deeaeed, their Christian and surname., addresses and des- criptions, the full pal Maulers of their olaime, the statement of thele a000unteand the nature of the eeaurities, if any, beta by them. And further take natio, that alter su°11 last mentioned date the said Buoy.. tors will proceed to distributethe areata of the deouated amoohereto havinregng ard the parties entitled w of h ch bray shall Hien have onit 01000thecdatum and the said Executors will not be liable for the e ,fd &beets, or any part thereof, to any per. ehnll or have been receivedl by claimce s the time of such distribution. Fall Wheat Barley Peae 30 00 Oats Butter, tribe and rolls •14 1514 20 Eggs per (1.00,00.1 moor per owt. . 4 00 50 5 00 50 Potatoes (pr bus.) 75 1 00 Apples (per bbl.) 0 00 7 00 Hay per ton Salt per 11111., retail 1 00 70 Hoge, Live Wool Hideo trimmed Hides tough 465 465 15 16 6 6} 5 5 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. AGODIO]1ICH STREET-WAT- ,[y. Bn103 cart for sale. Also a EIi- Porl1ing Bono. Apply 92.2 BON, Brussels. T ARIES' GOLD 'WATCH Y� lost ou gravel road between the 9rd Line of Morrie and Merman's Rote] Dunes - town, ou Feb. 6th, Finder will oblige by leaving at '1'H,t Posy, 13rueeols, 10TOTICE TO DEBTORS.—ALL 1V persons indebted to the undereigued are netted to kindly Bettie promptly a e he iutende going to the `Neat and before leav- 111 Hand over the accounts unsettled 1000 Other hands for collection. 886 N. JACKSON, Blacksmith, Brussels. 'r[1RORO' • BRED YORKSHIRE 1 °ow son SALE. - The undersigned offers for eale one Thoro'-bred Yorkshire 0ow,12 yeare old, iu pig to hie thorn'.bred Yorkehtro bog. labr prion apply to R. B, 5 20 01 0 68 00, (8odmin Lime Wotke),6MYr- xis, Belgraye P. O. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. h� -The ares of land off0e lar sale ur- 110000 and 0 30x00 of land in tiraham'0 dui• voy, 1 mile South of 131'uOOels. Those ie 8 good etable, well and young orchard. Plan° is well fenced and in good repair. Will be oing Woat.t,a bargain as WM. DLL28, Brussels. t Brussels and is Jog w St. Matthew's Ohnroh, Brandon, hue deoided to invite Rev. A. U. De Penoier, of St. James Cathedral, Toronto, to take the position of incumbent. The first oivio election held at .Omer son, Man„ in fourteen years, the town having been in the hand0 of a reoeiver, wag held Tuesday. J. W. MacDonald wee °looted Mayor, The will of the late Edward Martin, It C., of Hamilton, disposes of au notate of about $270,000. After making provieion for Mre, Martin, the property ie divided among the eight obiideen, Hotente.-In Brueeele, on Feb. 28, to Dr, W. L. and Mts. Holmee, a donghtor, M6INMr, andlliane, Hugh nMolntouht , o eom fikLl.E0O.-In Morrie, on Feb. 2nd to Mr. and Mre. 3411 Sellers, a eon, Walker. --In Wingbane, Feb, Med, to Mr. and Mre, Wesley Walker, a son, Dated the 1st day o1 Marini,. 10 1504, Solioitor for the ,Exeoutore. World's Fair, St. Louis April 80th to December let, L904 Settlers' One -Way Ezenrsions, 1904 To Manitoba and Oenadian Northwest, will leave Toronto every TUESDAY dnriog Meeh and April if euffioientbueinese offers. Passeugeretravelling without ;Live Stook should tape the train leaving Toronto at 1 40 u. m. P 600,1 ore travelling with Live Stook should take the train leaving Toronto at 0 p, m. Colonist Sleeper will be attached to each train. Guido," ]]'R 'Western tCanada"pyand'B"Britt h Columbia," apply to any Canadian Paciflo Agent, or to A H. NOPMAN, Asst. Gen, Pass, Agent, 1 king Bt. East, Toronto. FELT S AN� � r�P, f,. OOTS at Reduced Prices. Ladies' Felt Shoes 16 per gent, off, Men'e Felt Boots and Shoes 15 per gent. off. Men's Heavy Rubbers 20 per oeut. of regular prioee. Our Spring stook is now arriving and We wieh to Man out ell oar Winter Goode to give ae the room. Zane 5S Dopa, 'tm0.e.t Blankets, rag, 51 25 Reduced to $1 00 Blankets, ' 1 60 " 1 20 Blankets, " 1 75 " 1 40 Robes, " 7 60 " 6 00 Robes, ia 8 00 " 6 00 -Repairs in Shute, Rnbbere, Ooliare and Harness promptly and neatly done. C. .i, V C H A R D S.