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The Brussels Post, 1904-3-10, Page 3ed, 0. is‘ MAR. 10, 1904 SMINVIN111.01111.11111111MIS•6911..11.141.1NAMMIIII.P.A1 BUSINESS CARDS. MONLY TO LOAN AT 5 PER °out, F.8, a °OTT, Browns, tXT H. MoORACKEN— • lether of Marriage lacienees, 01. nee at Grocery, Teenberry tweet, Brunets, "'WARMS VOR SALE—THE UN - A, 131400I01.100 haa woad good Farms for Oak; god to rent, eau toenail, In TownehiPe of Morris and Grey, it 0, SCOTT, kiroseel Court Prineees Alexandria, No.24, 0.0.1P., 13r1100010, reeete In their Lodge Room, !Hea- lth Sleek, on the gull and last Tuesdaye of each inonth, at 8 o'olook. Visiting brethren always Welcome, JAS, BURGESS, O. R. WALTER SMITH, ft, S. M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, —TEACHER OF— PIANO — AND - ORGAN. OT. ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI ncennarese, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. J. L ECK! E, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, 0Mce over Horsley's Drug Store, Nov. erd, 1002. 10.3m Bruesele, Wellington Mutual Ore insurance Co,, ESTABDIVRIGD 1840 Insuranc) taken on the Saab and premium note syatcm tw0t,nt rates. Refers Maur - log elsewhere call on the undersigeed Agent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Bras:tele, AUCTIONEERS. B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION. • Ban, will sell for better prices, to better men, in less time and lees charges than any other AnetIoneor in East Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at Ude °Moe or by personal applioation. ROBT. H. GARNISS IBLUEVALE — ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the Math of THIS POST, Brunets, 29tf VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK— EY • Honor Gradate° of the Ontario Vet- erinary Oollege, is prepared to treat all die - eases of domeatIcated animals in a compet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended 80. 000oo and Infirmary—Four doors North of bridge, Ternberry ot., Brussel& LEGAL AND CONVEYANCINO. B. MACDONALD— ./;_• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Ete. Suceeevor to G. F. Blair. office over Stan- dard Sank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro- politan Bank. NAT M, SINCLAIR— • Barrister, Solicitor, :Conveyancer, Notary Public, &o. Odloe-13 tewart's Block 1 door North of Oential Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank. pROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- - BARRISTERS, SODICHTriltS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC. W. P4091POPOOT, K. 0, 01,0. Have G. P. BLAIR. Cilleee—Those formerly tempted by Messrs Oameron & Holt, Gorman:at, ONTARIO. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NALIGHTON, BL 0., 0, aff., Trinity I:adverts/4, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ont, Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wifery, Edinburgh. inieTelephout No.14, Beeidence—Mill street, 13rueeels, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. PEIL.D. DENTIST Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons 02 Ontario ana Pirstalass Honor Gradtette of Toronto Uhiversity. 011e next to Isrewera Photograph Cutery, BRUSSELS. &UNCLES British Columbia Bed Cedar Shingles North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE At vas Brussels Planing Also Doors and Sash of all Pat teens ors hand er made to order at Short Notice. Esti:mated Furnished for all Made of SW1(111143. Werkmeal. ship and Material Gettaraaeatel. P. A.MENT, taaaitaatil Caaira-A—Val .Jaaaar--5C---9 LARGE ATTENDANCE sg CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. We bare enrolled as many sthdents 00 00 earollod loob yeifc: nnithe, This tells the ata,peawVA young poople of Western °rl° EVI'DIONTLY ENOW Welch is the best Sthool to attend. Now Stu- ,iloo,cntit admitted at any time, Write 13 0,0 a'1,0/3110, W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, a Mi5trict 1,4)33s, 131,' tit. A Clinton newspaper lent week contains the following note i—William Moser, of Blyth, spent Monday and Tuesday in town, somewhat impatiently it must be oonlessed, bot that was quite executable the oiratimetehoee oonsidered. When a young man, the day and hour of whose wedding is set, /aide himself oaught in a snow blockade sud unable to reach hie destinatiou in time be wili—well become at least as impatient as Mr. Moser wee. His wedding WWI to have taken in Tren ton at six o'clock Wednesday evening bet as he did not get away from Clinton until Tuesday evening and the train remained in 18 drift at Dublin all night, the oere• teeny bad to be poetponed, but will probably take place tbie evening. The lady to whom be is to be married is a Mies Jamieeon, formerly of Elyth. Forel wick. Mime Mabel Dobson and Blytbe Me• Langhlin are enable to attend High School on amount of illness, H. and Mrs. Carter and family, for Olive Man., who has spent tbe past three months with relatives here, have depart- ed for their home in the West. John M. Gibeon, solved a Rebne, wbiob appeared in a New York wiper edited by the Old Girls Assowation and received word that he bad won a prize of 01,500. The anewer was horse radish. H. and Mrs. Fltzpatriok and family, of Sonde, Man., who have been Winter• ing with friends in this axiality left for their borne in the prairie province. They were n000mpanied by Maims. Addison and Charles Fitzpatrick. The Fordwiob branch of the Emit Huy. on Wornen's Inetitnie met at the home of Mre. Geo, E. McKee on Feb. 17th. There was a good attendance of members, A. paper on "Soups", was given by Mre. J. G. Wallace and a good diem:lesion fol lowed. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mre. E. Spithe and the topic will be taken by Mieees McKee and M. Peel.. They will choose their own enbjeola The next Bitting of the Division Oonrt will be held on the 12110 of March iu the ooaneil obanaber, oommenoing at 9 a. na. S. S. Cooper is getting his anther on the grounds tor he warty building operations af the new King Edward Hotel as soon me weather permits. Postmaster Boott, has kindly ooneented to keep the postoffioe door open every evening except Viledneeday till 9 °him*. On Wednesday evening the office will close at 8 o'clock. Mise Olive MaaDermott, machine operator at Metiers. &salmon's faotory, untottunately bad a finger pierced with a ueedie, which is (musing much pain'. It may be neoerseary to ammitete at first joint, he bone having been grazed. The ladies' guild of 58. Paul's church are eerionely considering the advieability of corameuoieg operation° on the interior deoorations ot the ohnroh, which they purpose having done *big year, as soon ae the warm weaker sate in. It may involve an expenditure of $500, Many old friend's of 11. Holmes, (formerly uf the New )ilra,) inquire after hie health, and they win be pee:teed to know that although bo is in bie eighty. second year he is io the beet of health. He is wonderfully motive. and looks just me yoeug ae he did twenty year's ago. 0. meettng of the Oounty Horse Breed. era' Aesoolation was called for Monday of lain week to appoint delegates to attend the oonvention a; Ottawa from the 7th to 12111. Four mauaged to get here, viz Jae, Mitchell, S. Innie, W. G. Smiley and Tom MoMillau. Tbe two 2181881 0090900008 East sett Wipe Huron. It ie a progreeeive business that doubled iteed in three yeare, bat 111113 bo been the reuord of the Clinton Emma) Light Co. A year ago 11 became neamary to instal now, larger and 00010 powerful anginas, to get enough eleetrioity out of the gener- ators to eupply the demand. Next Fall stronger dynamoe will have to replace the present one's, ais these have reaahed the hese of their eapaoltya For 25 years Will Coate has held the position of all that time, though he has handled thousands of dollar% every cent had been amounted for, and there be never been the &testiest irregularity in hie books, This was the last of the many ramie held by Mr. Coats which he gave up, and bie reilignatioteavas accepted by the tiougregationai meetieg of the church. Mr, Coate 0089 0101 now hold any ofthe whatever go far as hie town is oonoerned, although he did bold more than any celser Mall (0 11, The Presbytery meeting held here on Tueeday of last week had seven etergy. enab pteeent and one Iowan, all having &Wen, Two report, were read, "Clhuroh lift and work" and the "Sunday Samba" and on the malt:aware favorable. Representatives to the geuerel assembly to be held at St. Johne, N,13„ nob June were appointed. nese are Rev. Mr. Davideon, of Verne, Rev, Pdr. Hamilton, of Londesboroa and Rev, Pier, McNeil, of Bayfield. The eldere of Hensall, Beta, forth and Auburn were slag appointed. The many friends of Jae, Stevens, Chairman of tbe Limon Bolted, will regret to learn that he enffered each a were aooident that le liable to lay him dp for several weeke if dot months. Lie went oat to tbe stable about 8 o'clock to look etter hie aoreee for the night, and while be was thee engaged, received a Wok from one of hie hooey, that floored IBM. He brawled to the hooch en hie heartened kneel, mid with assietanne 01 some ok the neighbors, Was made as mat. fortehle ae Veritable on a lounge, anc11 doctors could be StiMiliOned, Attar pinning 111011 ander an auotlielio is Wats Tfi. B uessi.,t3 POST AndalkOmodaseeMOMMI discovered that hie right leg wee prom twice above tbe knee, Walsall being iinuoil discolored and Imo len, Ae soon se the inflammation wise radioed the lee yew pet IMO 08 (MI to Weft naturee effort to knit the bones. tdr. Stevene is well np in yeare, but with bie good oonstltutIon there are hopes of him being reetored the nee 01 1128 limb, The annivereariee eervioes of Wesley Church, to be held on Bencley, Marob 18, will be of special Interest to this eougre, lotion. A reverend gentlemen who be well known to all Methodiete, as well ae time of other denoneinatiouti, 80 QM able and attractive speaker. Rev, Mr. MoDonagh is to be the preacher for the day. The Whir ie preparing special mush. In (mention with the miniver. eery, the ohuroh is endeavoring to pity oft $2,260 of the indebtednees oe the new betiding 01 11128 the Sunday school lo endeavoring to raise 5250, sertiorth. Seaforth Golf Olth is making active preparations for next Reason's] eampnign, J. D. Ellis, formerly of the Commer• dal hotel, Seedorth, is now proprietor of the Huron hotel, Goderieb. John Abell drew a toed of flour weigh• ing 7,000 pound's from the railway freight shed to Cardno's More with one horse. Fred Harris, who hae been an employee of the froultare factory here for sever). teen or eighteen years, lute taken a posi• Mon in the MaLaggan featory in Strat. ford. Pare. J. P. Brine has dieposed of her residenoe and property in HarEinrhey, to a gentleman in Wingham who intends coming there to reeide. Mrs, Bine in. tends purchasing a residence in Seatorth. A. large plate ghee window in the front of R. Willie & Son's store was blown in by the wind. The glass was oraoked fairly in the Winter, but was thought to be sefliolently etroug to het oat the Win ter. An interesting carpet ball match was played in he Sone of &Oland hall on Wednesday evening of last week between two rinke of the Oarsadian Foreetere and two rinks of the flootehmen, the Soots winning by twenty•three ebote, During the high wind Monday after. noon of lest week one of the tall chimneys on the T09713 Hall blew dowu breeking off aloes to the root, The falling bricks punched a hole in the Commercial hotel building and broke two windows. L'erth County. The Milverton Sun is to be congrat- ulated upon the inetellation of a Cottrell power press. Mitchel' Council was tusked in behalf of the town band for the meal grant of $100, which request was aooeeded to. The Oollegiate Board, Stratford, aeke for $6,500 tbie year from the Oity Oonn. Oil, whioh ie $500 more than last year. Miss Parmelia Pelton died•at the resi• demos of her deter in•law, Mrs. Stephen Patton, lot 18, oon. 16, East Zorra. She was in her 748.11 year. Chief Myers of the fire department Stratford, has received an invitation from Brantford inviting the local brigade to the international firemen's tonreament to be heat in that place on June 22, next, 01 is likely that Stratford will be re. presented. mommommememorommos= Jstnee Norris, of Oromarty, delivere to Fred. Deal, e ewer whith welglr.l 170 puede. Lather F. W. Turuer, of Oardogfor attended the meeting of the Good Reed Aetiociation beat at Torouto, The /men river from Fel/eaten vi lege to Mitchell VMS largely 144011 width terra of by teernatere and pleaeure seeker A ER, 0118130 man was awarded a el ver mog by the Toronto World, as One u those wboae birlbday falls on Febrna, 29. Oity Clerk Lang, Stratford, reports 1 births end 18 deaths for Febroar There were no marriages at all, which I ratber peculiar oonsidering the tare Ilia this is the leap year morel'. Mr, melte, who hes been deputy oii looter at excise dutiee at Sarnia, has bee appointed oollervor at Palmerston 0 encased the late Mr. Waller, who oom milted etdoide a short time ago. Plane have been dotted for the re modelling of the atone beilding edjoinin the Grand Central hotel, St, Marys, fo the new premises of the Matson Bank The plans show a very artietio Irma view. The Flax Company, of Sebringville are going to put up a brick smoke me flay feet high next Summer. This fir Will Eolith soutobing before the end o the month. It ie now giving out seed t farmers to sow at a pries considerably below its market vain% Perth Go. farmers are becoming ver anyriorm about the effect which thi weather will have on the Fall wheat They say that if it continue a little long er the mop may be smothered. Let u mutt that ouch oalamity will be averte by a welcome change in the weather. The °interne duties oolleoted at Strat ford for the month of February ansounte to 510,475 80. This amount is consider ably lower than the February returns o lase year, which were 018,774 78. Thi deorease is probably due to the rallwa service, being tied op oo mach thie Winter The value of duty free goods was 621,82 and the value of dutiable goods $44,099. At St. Marys Connell it was moved by Councillors Garner and Planate that by. law No. 10, to raise by way of loan he sum of 515,000 for the purpose of a bonus, by we.), of a loan without interest, to F. R. Butcher, 3, Grebbe, S. Fraleigh, A. A. H Lofft, and 0. Myers, the provision• al directors of he joint stook company, to be incorporated under the name of Ilse St, Marys Felt Footwear Go. Limited, or mob name in the Charter of inoorpor• atton, for eetablishing a manufacturing business in the town of St. Marys and the erection of the neeeeeary buildings. Oar- ried. Bang I 'with a sharp oraok and 'rattle a peal of thunder rolled aoroes the sky Wed Linda), night of last week about 10 16 and shook bonses in every part of Stratford. Closely following mime a wicked floral of lightning wbiob oertainly made thinge lively in its traok. It etrnok Knox chinch, at a point near the 1300110Western corner of tbe tower and ohipped good sized pieeee from about a dozen bridal, People who were near by say that for a moment afterwards the air was filled with brilliant scintillations end an eleotrio shook passed through their bodies. Wm Beason, driver of the mail wagon, was (1128205 round the 'tenser at Knox obureh when the flash oame. The horse staggered to ite keens and he him. self was clearly thrown ant of the sleigh. 4 What d, 1- 0, 2. 4 Yu t; ' 0 • 00 Ye • a • 0 11.11181.1.1.11111111111111111WIMa mmlOomOmm. 401111MallarESI CONFEDERATION LIFE Association Are you Insured ? If not the Confederation Life Association is ready to present a proposition that cannot fail to 'interest you. Business in farce $86,687,388.00 Guaranteed Capital andAssets,10,568,858.88 Cash Income, 1908 1,595,768.63 W. 0. WISODONArn, &eatery. J. K. lalacDosotrie, Managing Director. ANNUITIES. The Confederation Life Asmiation deeiree to draw the attention of tbe public, to the advantages rebirth may be secured by the purchase of an Annuity. This is a means by wbleh a person can, by the immediate payment of a oapital sem, Bemire a guaranteed income eitber for a limited term or for the full term of life. More eepedally is it the beet raethod for persone eomewhat advanoed in yeate and having no one dependent on them to make abeolntely sure of an 18100000 for life. ...1..., Whole Life, Joint Life and Survivorehip Anaulties ftre dratted by the Astmoiation on meet favorable tonna. TNE NEW ACCUMULATION POLICY Containe no conditions ae to redidenoe, travel or 000npatien. 71 has but one condition, and that is that the premintne ehell be paid. It guarantees Extended Insurance for the full salami of the policy, or a Paid-up Polley Of a Oath Suereeder Value atter 8 yearn. It gneranteee Clash,,Loans after 8 year% 10 patentees Liberal luetalment Option% 08. 81110010 80 thy's' grace in payment of Renewal Prerniurne, W. H. KERR, Local .11.1Yezt Brussels Exhibitors Say 80 ROI (mt. of Fat Outtle exhibited at Provincial Winter Fair, 1000, were fed with Worthington's cauarlian shoe Tonic. DEAN Sms,— We have been feeding your Steel; Food to cattle for Route time, and and it to be an excellent 401110. We have also fed It to boteen and Pigs, :Ind ere quite sure lt le the hest etocir food we have over tried, Our prize winning cattle at the Provincial Win- ter S'alr, 1003, were fed Worthington's Stook Tonio. LESLIE & PEAHEN, lirteder Shorthorn Cattle, Aoton, Ont, 03030 0104— I And your Steels Fend 10 a very 001081' 1801 Tonic for cattle, giving them a 000a appetite and keeping their digestive organe 10 it healthy working condition. 10110 08.000 "Soothe," exlilb,ted at Whiter Fair, weighed at birth ge lbs., at 85 months 200 lbs, malting a gain of 65 lbs, per tuouth. It pays 20 1400 Worthington'. stook P00% ANDRE W Marie RD SON , Breeder Shorthorn cattle, Peepabun, Ont. MIMI Sum,— We have used your Stook Food for both cattle and hogs and rind 18. 010100 good satis- faction, Several 01 000' cattle have shown guilt of over 100 the, per mouth while feed- ing it JAii. WILSON & SONS, Breeder of Shorthorn dabble And York. shire Hoge, Fergus, Ont. Note the Price : 10 lb, 8001,200 feeds, 60o ; 00 lb, sack $2. himutreatured by TEE WORTHINGTON DRUG CO., Guelph, Ont. For sale by— N.P. GERRY, Brussels ; H. F. MeALLISTER, Ethel ; W61. MESSER, liluevale ; N, 13. ONItSY, Blyth. In the appeal 0800 of the Canada Go. ve. Mitchell deoision hae been reserved. The point on whiolathe trouble hingee is the legality of the division made by the clerk in the assessment ot the 'several lots interested. Thomas O'H.gan, formerly of the Mitoltell High School, well known to Oanadians through his literary attain- ments, itt upending eighteen months in Earope 210 010(17 and travel including a sojourn at the great liairopean °entree of education for the purpose of etudying student life. A Mitchell banker had quite en exper- ience the other night. While errand asleep be imagined he beard burglars in the room, and donkey fashion, whether for reehatance or to mislead the supposed robber, he Mated to kiok, but soon woke up to dud his opponent was only the hard wall, and hence has been nursing a sore foot ever shoe. At a meeting of the directors of the Blausherd Agrioultural society, Amos Doupe was the nneninsons choice of the direotore to Roamed Robert Beatty as Seoretary•Treasurer. He hae been the assiatant for a, number of years and will make a competent sueoessor to Mr. Beatty. The annual Fall Fair will be hold on the 6111 and 7th of October, Stratford, 21 28 uuderetood, is to have a fine, new, up to -date hotel mon, whioh will be moth target and better equipped than any hotel at present 2o the pity. It is the intention of the present pro- prietor of the Queen's, Fred. J. Gorda, to tear down bie pment establishment, (menet. of Ontario and Waterloo -eta, and ereot on the site an elaborately planned four or five storey edifices. Robert White, of the "Boo", and Mas- ter Harry Peppin, alitohell, has been 'Pio- iting with Staffa frieuda Mr. White was in the wreak on the 0. P. R., in which the trate left the mile and three cloaribes tumbled off the track. All were considerably 'helm up but mine serious- ly tojered. They were detained 24hours. It 0180 0. narrow escape and an experience he will not soon forget. Saran& Robb, Mowat street, Stratford, who is 86 years of age, ie another gentle- man who hae the peculiar experience of having hie birthday come on the 29th of February, and, ooneequently bee bad only sixteen anniversaries, He celebrated his birthday hie year by inviting a umber of friends to epend tbe evening at hie home. A most enjoyable evening ma ;meta congratulatory telegram being read from various places. One was from S. R. Robb, of tbe Vaneonver World, a nephew of Par. Robb. Numerous presente were also reoeived, showing the high seteem in which Hr. Robb is held. The people of Stratford have been won• daring whet is doing about the etreet and radial railway prosecte that have now been for months before the Oity Council. They will be 'surprised now bo learn that. the months het have passed einoe H. M. Sloan's appearanoe on the scene !act 21121 have been lost, and after all the dallying with N. M, Cooties, a return is now de- sired to the Bret offer made by lair. Bloan. The latter, who bad threatened to throw up the city service portion of bis scheme altogether, is to be Raised to jest make bie original propoeition over agtun and the Council will gladly accept it, failing whioh a heal ooranany will be organized, Henry Hasenpflua, of Milverton, was foetid dead 101 bed Wednesday meriting of late week. He retired in the evening in his 1141141 robust health, after working at hie (hop all day. Hehti harm is given se the cause of death. Mr. Hasienpfing was aged 00 years. He has been a resi- dent of Milverton about balf of bis life and has conducted a blaokemitbing and <ferriage making businees. A man of tur d s y diameter and wann kindly dis- position be wee very popular, and regret at hie sudden demise will be widespread. He was well known in Stratford. A family of three boys and three girls sarvive. The funeral wee oondnated by the Oddfellowe on Friday. Logan Township Chunoil met Feb. 28, purenant to adjournment, all mem, bees attending except Mr, Moffatt. The auditors submitted their report on the reneipie and expenditures of the township for 1908, Witch was duly read and ea - 'waited. The (Sleek was instruoted to have the natal number of the said report printed, to be dietributati among the rate - mere. The North Midiend Railwity Company, by their eolietor, applied to den a petition for inoorporation by the Ontario liegielatnre. Tim Commit Blast dee deliberation on the matter, deolined &Mien. By.litre 282 of the Township of Loon, to anthoeize tbe tem of deben- ture(' for the purpose of outing a bonne of $03,600 to the Guelph Innetion Railway Company in aid of the timid railway was r dilly 154BEISCI 011011 the 00081413888 of the County Judge that the 580800 01110 Ally VORedaeglaNgleZel 1 non, 13 L.,Y7 H. Coo NEW SPRING GOODS Our 30801.8912405 Goode are coming forward in large quantities and on !haughty, the, 25 Mt., we showed a lull range in the fathering good% Owing to he sharp advance in the pride of Cotton Goode of all kincleavre would advise our friends to buy their Cotton Goode now while they nen got thew at old prioee, 00 any goods we run oat of and have to repeat will be from 16 to 25 per pent ingber, Below we mention a few fines wblob are extra good valise Dress Dacha, in butcher blue navy, ;visite grounds,s,nd floral designs, now worth 150, for 12120. Drees Gingbame, in (1801 patterns, at 7o, I0o, 12120, and 15% White Lewis, 46 Wishes wide, at 10o, 12120, 160 aud 20o. Mercerized Meehan and Vestiege, suitable for shirt waists and dresses, in plain PAW Lawry etripes, very stylish geode, at 16e, 20e, 26a, 86o end 60a. Valet/arced 1.4088 and N'ootinge, a large assortment, direst importations, Irons leper yard up. We.offer 'woad valise in Grey Cotton at 6o, 6o,j3aaandil0o. — DRESS GOODS Flake,Dress Goods, in black and colors, at 50o, 760 and Bleak and colored Venetiane, 50 latches wide, ea 75o, $1. and 51 46. Bleak and Colored Stailliana, 54 inches wide at, at 60o. White arid Cream Caihmeres at 35o, and 50o. White and Greens Laustres at 25% 85o. and 500. Two smart apprentices wanted in the Millinery department. alligiENBIEtemeing. EILENEMINOW11111a., carried by the vote of the qoatified elect. or Tbe olerk hoeived instructions to order plan and notee of eorvey re town• lila of Logan and McKillop from Engin- eer Bell. The Clerk was authorized to oval a special meeting of the Chanoil in osae tbe report of tbe Ellice Maitland Drain regmres the same for diapetols of the Milanese. A email number of accounts were presented and mauled aneounting to the sum of $216 65 Council] then ad' jnerned to meet again on Marob 28th, 1904, at the whet time and place, F. Jim% Clerk. Sold in SUCCESS ATTENDS Tan GRADUATES OF ON MN. 4, 1004, WINTER TERM BEGINS Two Oonrees—Clommerolea and Shorthand. Send for Oonege Journal, A. L. MeINTYNE, Manager. HALF CURE IS DANGEROUS. Mira aau get a Cold, La Grippe, Influenza, do not be satiefied with something to cheek. it. The greilest danger is in the lingering results of a half cure. Many a 1:te history would tread different to -day it that severe attack of Cold and La Grippe had been properly haudled. .4, hard cold will settle in the weak- est part. the entire raucous membrana of the body —relleyeeCon- gestion —cares Coital's*. tiara Billousnen, and Dya• pepsin—every large gland of the body is brought under its influence and a clear-cut cure established with a medicine perfectly harmless to man, woman, or ch d. 60 ceats of dealers, or by addressing WILsoN-Frais Go., Niagara Ontario. Free sam, pie to any address. Brussels by James Fox: deemomme= altiaatiMaMPAESINSKEDMHEIMEMIDIMEASERIZEDENSEMMEMEISEataliarrae We have a small stook of Photo, and Scrap Albums left which we will clear out at cost. A. Few Cron Boards Still on Hand. New stock of Notepapers, Pads, Envelopes, &c. vd.:40114;e5dlelld OW,' Nur 12 Immermermemememmosememomorammommemommememommememommememommeemme I ONTARIO'S FACTORY TO ONTARIO'S FARMERS I tpi.„ P' iso in er egif ine We have the agency for Grey, Morris and McKillop., This Twine is put up in Grain Bags and tied with 3 Rope Halters, Samples of the Grain Bags, Hatters ana Twine may be seen at our store, There are 4 Brands :— PURE MANILA, 850 feet MANILA, 550 feet PURE MANILA, 600 feet MANILA., 500 feet lolail orders will be carefully attended to. Special prices on ton lots. To secure this Twine you must place your order. The price will be considerably lower than the price of any other Twine on the market. Prices will be officially published in the leading papers in due Jima. Order early and save money. 'a I' , Co.