The Brussels Post, 1904-3-17, Page 3tl
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MAR, 17, 1904
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT G PER
aunt, F, R. SCOTT, Brussels,
VV H, MOCBAOKEN-
• Ionner of Marriage Licensee, of-
fice at Or000ry,Turnberry street, Rrusaels,
LL7-1ABM8 FOB SALE -THE UN•
000 100*an has several good Farina for
sale and to rant, easy tartan, lo Townships
,
of Mozri9 y and Ore F R, SOC11,Brunel
C. O. V.
Court Primulas Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. F„
Brussels, t n their Lode Room Bias -
hill
Blomen 1 9
last
Tueatta a of
Block, on theagod and a
hill lll
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• three
each 0welo welcome.
Visiting brethren
alwoye woloom0, WALTER BURGESS.
10.•S.
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MANY CALLS
aro rooehrd trout businoae Orme and
MANY STUDENTS ars phtood lu good
P00101011e 011011 year by the famous
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of' Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLINI,
-TEACHER OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
»s�vasax,s, oiv'r.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
18601ANaa,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J, LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND BELL ESTATE AGENT,
Ocoee over Horeley'e Drug Store,
Nov, gird. 1902, 80-810 Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Flee Insurance Co.,
ae@A0L05000 1840
Insurance taken on the cash and premium
insur-
ingnote elm•whers call on the undstem at current ersigned Agent
of the Company
GEORGE ROGERS, Brunets.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
• Ban, will sell for hotter prioea, to
better men In loos time and loos charges
be wont barge anything x Datein saud orders
eon always be arranged at this offioo or by
pardons' applloation.
iROST. H. GARNISS
i BLUIi1VALE - ONT.
Auetioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the °floe of TIM PONT, Brussels. 2211
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK-
!' e Honor Grafton of the Ontario Vot-
erlaary College. is prepared 0o treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals. in a oomnet•
ens manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry calls promptly at-
tended to. Offie•andInfixrmtr - ordoors
North of bridge, '
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MAODONALD-
.C1• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
Softener to G. 1.. Blair. Offioe over Stan-
dard Sank, Brussels, Solioltor for Metro-
politan Bank,
1 M. BINOLAIB--
• Barrister, Ooll•itor, Ioonveyaneer,
Notary Public, &c. Office -Stewart'* Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
p110UDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTERS,
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W. PaorommoT, Q. F. EMAIL 0. 0.HAre
Offices -Those formerly 000upled by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
Gonm axon, ONTARIO,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
M. D., O, M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
0011.40, m0mber Collage of Physicians and
Surgeon. Out, Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of i'bydoiane and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery Edinburgh, /M-Telephoua 110.14,Residence-Mill street, Braisele,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of • the Royal camp of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and First-ola0o Honor
Graduate of Toronto IIuiyereity. 011oe
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
SHINCLEI
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND. -
North Shore
rine and Cedar
FUR SALE A2 THE
bilis
Planing Brussels
�r s
Akio Doors and Seth of all ;Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
{} J0at mates Fatntebed for all
kind] of Buildings. Workman.-
uaranteed,
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• chip and 'Material
P. AMENT,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT,
This oottoo! 'Randa for the HxonnoT
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AND DnoT in bneinoe6 ed ueat100 In
Canada today. Many Buelnete Col.
19R 0' employ our graduate' as tea0h-
era, other have doors' of no see tbpt
from other enter,
Ash to ace 06060
the day you enter, Oommenoo course
,� now. Catalogue free,
W. J ELLIOTTPrincipal.
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vistrict.eba,
L tatowel.
Poor BALL, -A Targe and enthusiastic
meeting was held in the Qaeen'e Hotel
for the purpose of reorganizing the junior
football club, and the following staff of
°Moere were appointed :-Hoo.1, reeident,
B. Forsayth ; Hon, Vioe•Preeident, R.
Cassels ; Praeident, G. Bray ; FiretVice-
President, Mr. Bernie ; Manager, J. J.
Montgomery ; oapta!n, George Loren ;
eeoretory-reaearer, R. 13. Edmonds ;
team oommittee, E. Hooking, L. Stew•
art, E. Willoughby, A. Riggs, along
with oapbaiu and aeoretary•treaeurer. A.
A, Bamford was appointed delegate for
the purpose of attending the annual meet-
ing of Ile W. F. A., in Berlin. It was
the unanimous choice of the meeting to
enter a team in the junior aeries of the
W, F. A. and as there le a lot of good
material available Listowel should put
up a etrong fight for the junior oup.
lOxete a-.
Miss May Armstrong is progressing
most favorably.
During the beavy storm recently a
large portion of the smoke stank on the
eleotrio power house was blown down.
Mina Beatrice Robinson Hae aaoepted a
p0eition as milliner et Wiarton and Miss
Ethel Bissett bay aooepled a position 110
Conestoga.
Norman Horn, who had been employed
to hardware clerk with Hawkins & Son,
has aooeptod a similar position at Nor•
wioh and left for that town to commence
bin dntiee,
Robb. Leathora disposed of bit fifty
aore farm in the Towoebip of Stephen,
being South halt of lot 22, oouoeseion 4,
to Mr. Albert Ford, of town, The price
paid was 48,000.
The following were ab Goderiob serving
in the onpaoity of jurors :-T. Johne, of
Exeter; Robt. Kydd, Wm. Elegies,
Thou. Hankin and Geo..Kerelake, Uabor.
ne ; Arthur Ooxworth and Ed. Ryan,
Stephen.
Drxoe VS. RANSIL The above ease was
tried at the High Court eeesione at Gode-
rioh on Tuesday of last week. 0. M.
Dykes sued Eraetue Rennie, of Heimall,
for alleged telae arrest tor burglary aom-
mitted at Ronnie's place last Winter,
and for $2,000 damages. The jury die.
allowed the claim, a warrant baring been
sworn out in due Corm by Rennie before
9, Smillie, J. P., Heoeall. Detective
Wolcott, of (hie plane, wee the chief
wi1nee9, he baying made the tweet at
Thedford. The jury brought 'in a ver-
dict for the defendant, the plaintiff to
pay allcosta, Diakineon & Garrow for
plaintiff ; H. J. D. Oooke and W. Proud -
foot for defendant.
Cxoeieriott.
Word has been reooived of the death in
Toronto of Thomas Craig, eon of James
Craig.
Harry Wiggins, of Downing & Mao.
Vioar'e shoe store, left to take a position
in St. Mary's.
The hospital board, having been grant•
ed a site by the town, intend to proceed
with the erection ot aha hospital as early
in the Spring as conditions will permit.
Builder Marlton has lately received
several oarloade of timber and work on
the new steamer on the ]eland and on the
tog winch was lannohed late last season
progresses.
3, H. Woreell, accompanied by Mre.
Woreell and daughter, Mies Rita, wee
in Toronto last week so a delegate to the
annual meeting of the Order of Home
()Iroise for the Province.
The Epworth League of Viotoria street
Methodist church is arranging to have
their Longue anniversary on April 24th
and 26th and have secured the services
of Rev, 0. T. Soot] for that date.
"The Patron Saint of Irelend" will be
the abject of the 1001000 to be given in
St. Fusee oharah on the evening of 9t.
Patrick's Day-Thareday, March 17111 -
by Rev. J, F. Stanley, of St. Peter's
cathedral, London.
The town oonetablea have been having
trouble in keeping loafers out of store
doorways and alley ways in the evenings
for some time and many oomplalnte from
merobants bavo been made of their door•
ways being obstructed and the entrances
defiled with tobacco juice.
Inquiries have been received by the
town offioiale from the company *bat are
proposing to put up De Forest wireleot
telegraph etetione at variola points on
the lakes regarding the town electric
system. This looks as if Goderioh were
in their minds as the poeeible Ioostion of
a station,
Ford wioit.
The annual meeting of Fordwiah Pub.
Ifo Library woo recently held in Dr.
Armelrnng's office and was, as usual,
attended by the Board of Management
and Librarian. The minutes of the last
annual meeting, the treaenteral and and•
Rorie reports were read and adopted.
The total receipts for 1008 were $208 90
and the expenditure, $196 23, leaving a
balance of 412 67, bat the liabilities of the
library $126.67, Over 41200 has been
spent in bootie for library pdrpoad oinoe
Re inooption. There are 1866 volnmee in
the Library, alasei$ed tie fellows w • . Hint.
ary, 286 ; Blogrephy, 93 ; Voyages and
Travel, 114 ; Selena and An, 65 ; Gen.
oral Literatore, 267 ; Poetry, 21 ; boli•
gime Litoratnre, 52; Fiction, 819 ; Mf0-
oellaneoue, 696 ; Ref. 18. 58 volumes
were added in 1003, posting 454.17,
There were 1974 volumed issued -248,
Htrtory ; 18, Biography ; 1.61, Voyages
and Travel : 81, Soma and Art ; 728,
General Literntur•e ; 3, Poetry ; 7, Rold•
going Literature ; 204, Fiction ; 582,
Mieoolleneoue ; Wake of Reference,
]There were•228 Ingather% Wnt. Castell, l
TEl BRE) SS.NLS POST
Thos, Glbeon, A. MaChedy, G. E McKee,
3, H, Aragon, John /ague, Joe, Wade,
Won, Waitere and Dr. Ai manna were
elated as Board of Management for the
current year at the memo salary, The
Board met immediately at the aloes of
the anneal cocottes and elsoted Dr.
Armobrongg, Pree„ Wm, Watters, Seo,,
B. S. Cook, Trots, and Thos, Downey,
Librarian, at the same eatery, the 1ib•
rary blade not permitting a raime, Tbio
year members will be charred 60a, for a
36 book ourd, 250for an 18 book pard,
and 10o for a 6 book oard. The member•
ship fees last year were only $18 40 not
half the amountit taken to ran the lib-
rary moataiee In the membership fee
tie oom els .
w p ory
Aosta earth.
N. Glew and W. G. Box were at Gotha
riob last week serving on the petit jury
and W. H, Oannter and G. 13. Scott
served on the Grand Jury at the Spring
assizes.
The Golf club elected the following
allure :-e-Preeldent, T. F. Coleman ;
Secy.Treae., 0. E. Parkes ; Committee,
Meagre. Fox, Walker and Greig ; Honor.
ary members, W. K. Pierce and D. T.
Hepburn.
St, James Court, of the "Oatholio
Order of Foresters," a metal benevol.
ant Society extensively eatabliebed in
Canada and United Mateo, hoe recently
been organized in Seaforth with a mem•
berebip of 36.
At a meeting of the Board of Managers
of the Seatorth Presbyterian church .on
Monday evening of last week the 000*rnot
for the remodelling of the antra was
awarded to Mooere, Guttridge & Edge, of
tows, at $9,000.
At a meeting of tbo Quarterly Omoial
Board of the Methodist ohurab on Wed•
needay evening of last week it was
decided to extend a Unanimous invitation
to Rev, A. K Birkin, of the Colborne
street church, London, to become pastor
here for the coming term.
Fred. Harris, who ie leaving town to
swept a position in the MaLaggan factory,
Stratford, was made th,e recipient of a
handeome bible, by the officers and
teachers of the Methodist Sunday School.
Mr. Harris has been a valued teacher in
the school for seventeen years.
The following officers were elected
for the Laoroese team for
1904 ;-Son. Patrons, Moore, Parke,
Gibson, Holmeetead, MaEweu, Silber
and Reid ; Hon. Pres., Dr. McKay :
Hon. Vioe Prea„ Mr. Rodgers ; Pres.,
Brown Jaohuon ; Viae Pres., A. Stobie,
W. H. Willie and E. Hamilton ; 8eore-
tary, L. M. Appleford, Treaeorer, Robert
Wilson ; Mauaging Committee, Thos.
Hatober, Thos. Pinkney, Jae. Dick, Wm.
MoDoogal and Oscar Neil. Grounds
Committee, Jae. Munro, Jae. Dunn and
Walter Smith. Transportation and
Advertising Committee, E. Fox, R.
Cromwell and Geo. Sills. Brown lack
eon and Robt. Wilson were appointed
delegates to the 0. L. A. oonventban.
Clinton.
ton.
R, Holmes, M. P., lett on Tuesday of
last week to attend the parlimeotary
session at Ottawa, which began Thurs.
day.
Glen W. Campbell, teacher of music,
hae retarned to town from Alymer, where
he had been in attendance at hie father's
funeral,
Wm. Graham, agent for the Ontario
Sager Co. in town 'aye that be has been
enemata in getting a number of eon.
trate for the growing of sugar baste in
this ueighborbood for 1604.
Three advance notifications have been
received by the Collegiate Football team,
for amens to be played for the Hough
Cap here thio Spring, These are from
Owen Sound, London and Goderioh.
The attentive committee, after the
meeting of the Luoroese Club dooided on
holding a big demonstration on May
24th, when several of the beet laoraeae
elnbe in the dietriet will oompete for a
trophy.
•Only two of the 72 bead of cattle that
were shipped by D. Forrester were dead
when landed in England and the reef in
good oondition for Wham they had paeeed
through. They were insured, which will
let Mr. Forrester out of any serious lose.
The offioere thea tar elected for Clinton
Laoroeeo team are, Hon. Pres , Mayor
Hoover ; Hon. Viae, W. Rosa : Pres., B.
J. Gibbing' ; 1st Vine, A. J. Morrirh ;
hod, Bert. Kerr I See., H. Houston ;
Treas., J. Crooke ; Executive, Meseta.
Morrish, Kerr and Shaw.
J. 0. Stevenson has the honor of hav-
ing
aeing held the position of Secretary -
Treasurer of the Bible Society for a
period of 27 years ; this is a good long
time to hold office, but Mr, Stevenson
oao acumen it ie %nether reepeot, for
he has been a member of Weeley and
Rattenbury Street Choir (one and the
same) for a period of over 90 years.
The New Era 'aye Saturday last
there wan a car of Dorn brought to Olin.
ton, detained to W. G. Perrin • from a
Windsor grain merchant. This oar left
that city on January 191h, and hes been
on the road nearly two months, On
opening the door, the beat and emelt from
decaying vegetation and growing corn
WAS enough to knock one down. Mr.
Perrin refused to aoaept the grain ; the
elevator was asked to unload and quote a
pride on it, but Mr, Smith, not thinking
it worth the price of pig feed, alto turned
it down ; $60 was then offered for mho
$800 oar of darn, by a town feeder, bat
tide was refused by the owners, What
will beoome of it, or who will be the
loser ie hard to oonjeobure, but some one
will be out a few hundred.
A tw0041.
A. F, Diokeon was unable to run the
grist mill for a few days last week owing
to lack of wood and coal.
Ed. T. Greeosideearrived in town on
Wedneeday and took snook of the supply
of grootaries &o., in C. Ballentyne'e store,
and is now iu poseesoiou.
Mre. J. W. Gray, wife of the G. T. R.
agent here, is lying eerlonely ill of lever
in Clinton. lair, Gray is with her.
The Managing Board of the Presby.
terian Church oontemplato erecting a
fine large ohed for the a000mmodation of
the farmers' horeea, Plane and opeol0.
oatione may be seen at Alox. Cameron's.
The shed will be hnilt on the acme plan
0e that erected by the Methodiete.
The following le the report of the
needing of the pupile of S. S. No. 7,
Elms, for the month of February. 5th
0.aoe.-Mary Blatchford, Jooio Blatoli.
ford. Sr. 4t3 -Violet Wherry, Flora
Wherry, Merle Blamed, Millie Wherry,
Sr. ill, -Graham Bell, Donnie Love.
Jr. 11I. -Ruth Hanoe, Mabel Richmond.
Sr. IL -Bella Beret, Baby Hird, Aline
Richmond, Noloon Kitchen, Ernest
Wherry,
Prom the Aaditore Abebraob Statement
of the rooeipto and expenditure of the
Treaonrer of ]Jame we eelher a 1,4 foots ;
-Bulanoe au hand fratu 4904 wus $11671,
47. Taxes colleoled during 1903 awnurOb-
ed to 428,418 70. Total reoelpte 411.120.-
14. Expenditure for the year $811,99989.
Cash in Bank of Hamilton $3869,21, lo
Imperial Bank $210 87, oaob on band
$nalleoted
u eeon r7olls for1908 he a ammont o of
0
Mae o 4172.98,
as compared with $274 70 for 1902
'notal aeaote 466,869 88. Total liabilities
$66,078 70. 'able report above that the
township le in asoandfioanaial oonditioo.
On Thursday 10th inet„ et 4 p. m at
the home of the bride's parents, Wm.
tMr. M Lod
and 1I lair, the Rev. a e
]d i re. $,
Engdsb ohurob milliner 110 Milverton,
united in marriage two E'ma young
people in the persona of Mies Minnie
Bair and Charles Duoklow. The inter•
eating and impressive oeremony was
performed in the preeenee of stoat forty
guest°. Mica Mary Wilson played the
wedding march, The bride wee dressed
in wbite organdie, trimmed with vale0-
oienuee Mae and ineertion and white
eatin ribbon. She carried a handeome
bouquet of white carnations tied with
white ribbono, The young oonple wee
supported by Mise May Tindall and Wm,
Gilmer, A eumpt0oae wedding dinner
wen served, after which the evening was
pleasantly spent with denoing and games.
The presents were nnmerooe and wetly.
We wish the young couple every hap
piens.
113 a 1e: reeve.
Geo. Lawrence, of Ayr, is visiting at
the home of hie stater is the village.
Mre. Win, Watson and Master Willie
were visiting with Blyth friends.
Geo. Dalgarno has been seriously ill
witb pneumonia, and hie friends hope
that be may have a speedy recovery.
Wm. Beogough, the venerable secre-
tary of the Belgrave bronah of the Bible
eoaiety wart presented with a oertiilaate
of life membership as a token of bis
faithful ureioea in =emotion with the
Society.
Hugh and Mre, McLean reoeived a very
pleaeant surprise, Feb. 27th, when sever-
al members of the Ladles' Aid Society
of Knox ohurob presented them with a
beautiful upholstered rocker, 'Mr, and
Mre, MoLeao are moving to their farm
on the 10th line of East Wawanoeh.
Mre. McLean baa beau an settee mem-
ber of the Ladiee' Aid Society for many
years and both Mr, and Mre. McLean
will be mach wiemed in this vicinity.
ADDRmse AND PRESENTATION. -Quite a
number of the villagers met and enjoyed
a very pleasant evening at the reaidenoe
of D. Sproat, on Monday evening, Fab.
29th. The party assembled for a double
purpose ; one was to celebrate Mr.
Spreads birthday, and one peculiarity of
that oeoaeion ie that be is -68 years old
and hae only had etxteen birthdays.
Atter extending congratulations and wieh-
Ing him many happy returns et the day,
the second part of the program was pro.
Deeded with, and it was to present our
popular etatioo agent, W. B. Batton with
an easy chair. Mr, Sutton hae been
agent here for several years and has
proved himself to be a very efficient and
obliging business man, and has made
many friends in this village ; and its he
to about to leave Belgrave hie friends
could not let him go without giving him
a testimonial of their friendship. The
presentation was aoaompanied by the
following short addreee
To W. B. Sutton, G. T. R. Agent, -
Dun Sia, -It ie with feelings of tbe
deepest regret that we learn you are
about to leave this village. Yon have
always been faithful in the discharge of
your dntiee as agent of the G. T. R„ and
at the same time very eourteoue and
obliging to the business men of thio vil-
lage ; and we cannot allow the present
opportunity to pea without showing our
appreciation of your kindness, and ask
you to aoaept this ohair 90 a token of the
high esteem in whioh you are held by
the people of Belgrave. Wiehing you
and Mre. Sutton all moues in your new
home. Signed in behalf of Committee,
D. SpnoAT
0. MOOLELLAND.
Mr. Sutton was quite taken by eurpries
and thanked hie friends for their kind-
ness to him. He regretted very mall
having to leave Belgrave, but owing to
the very inconvenient eohool mamma
dation, be was compelled to go to some i l,x epees of examination
other plane better situated in that re. Mi oellaneoae
'peat.
beam. The feu was terribly dietorted
and ISIS . ;; alaok, Tile poor aueband ut
untie' a 1'•. rope and the body fell, fie
fount nil• 1 e life spark still glowed, al.
chalet. a +u y, and sent at once to ,St.
Maya fur a doctor, the KOodieal man
loot no Om, but he was too late. Dors,
area Mame her husband and a family of
two decghtoro and a eon, for whom meek]
sympathy ie felt. Oa daughter is max•
rigid aid the other ie a leacher. The eon
worked the farrn witb hie father. De.
nand wail fifty years of age. The fan•
oral tools pleas on Wednesday Afternoon
to St. Marys oematery.
W. MoMillan and A. U. Neff, of Saha
ford, hove formed a pertnerehrp and now
the painting and deoaraC'ng
e
oteblieb.
mens on the corner of Ontario and Erie
eta„ will he known as McMillan & Neff,
Mr. McMillan will look after tbe picture
frame, moulding and wall paper depart-
ment, while Mr. Neff will devote hie
time to the painting ea decorating eon•
train
The Newark (0hh') Amerloan Tribune
of March 2ud, contains an account of the
ioetallation on Tuesday evening of Rev.
T. A. Cosgrove, formerly of St. Marys, to
lain new charge in that atty. Prior to the
public Benicia of ioetalllttion Rev. Mr,
Cosgrove was reooived into the Zeneeville
Presbytery by a meeting held by that
body at 7 o'olook that Dame evening, At
tbe pablto nervine Dr. Work, of Granville,
presided, and after song Davies and
prayer he galled on Dr. Oarnett, of Cleve.
land, a lite long friend of Mr. Ooegrove,
and one of the eminent divines of Cleve•
land, for the sermon of the evening. Dr.
Carnett paid a tribute to hie old friend
and oongratulated the oongregatioo on
enuring his eervioes. Then followed the
public form of inetallation, in aaoordooce
with the ritual of the Presbyterian
church. Dr. D. Roes, of Zanesville,
delivered the charge to the pastor, Dr.
F. A. Wilber, of Mt Vernon, followed in
a charge to the congregation, asking their
eo•operatioo with the new pastor. Dr.
Work then lead the usual questions of ex•
amination to Rev. Mr. Cosgrove, the
enemata to which pledged him to the
intereel of the ohnroh in solemn coven-
ant, after prayer and the doxology Mr.
Cosgrove pronoonoed tbe benediotion.
The Amerioao Tribune ooe:Andae he
remarks as follows : "Rev. Mr. Cosgrove
begins hie pastorate under most happy
conditions and the Newark public will
what him God speed in the work he has
entered upon. His previous oareer Hae
been snob art to be cherished among tbe
Presbyterians of Ontario, and all of
Canada."
Angus MaOrimmon has been appointed
Crown Attorney for Elgin,
Aubrey White was elected Preeideot of
the Oanadiaa Forestry Aeaooiation.
Hannah Street Methodist rhumb,
Hamilton, will build a new parsonage.
Noah Wenger, of Ayton, one of the
most prominent beefiness men of the
Northern part of the ooantry, died cod•
deuly on Saturday, Fob, 27, Mr. Weugrr
was widely known as a merchant and
miller and was also interested in Ennis.
ton induetriee.
ABSTRACT STATEMENT
-OF-
Brussels Public School
FOR 1903
RECEIPTS.
Balance from 1902 4 341 38
Tuition fees 676 06
Equivalent to Gov. grant, 1902142 00
Guy. grant, 1903 146 00
Legislative Municipal grant..-2 90
Local useeeament 1000 00
Examination fees 31 00
Continuation Claes land -
Government 200 00
County 400 00
Total 48439 88
EXPENDITURE.
Paid Cambers $2297 00
Caretaker 164 14
Secretary -Treasurer 30 00
Interest 27 66
Fuel 185 10
Repairs and supplies 239 51
27 86
28 33
Balance to 1904 600 26
Perth County.
The rumor afloat on the street of a
large firm buying ont the opera house
block at St Marys proves to be not true.
Alex. Ballantyne, of Brantford. eon of
Han. Thos. Ballantyne, has poroboeed
the hardware stook of W. F. Cookehntt &
Co., of that plane.
Mise Wanless, a graduate of the Strat•
Lord Hospital, and a poet•graduale of
New York, bee been appointed head
nurse at the hospital, at Stratford.
Stratford hag reason to be proud of the
record its young men have made in the
field of athetios. For the third time in
receipt years they have captured a provin-
cial ohampionenip. Their viotoriee have
been; The junior hooka in 1901, inter-
mediate Marone in 1002, and now the
intermediate boolrey.
The Baptist ahnroh, of Stratford, bee
had another proeperone year and oom•
enumerated that feet as well art the estate
liohment of the church at the corner of
Nile and Onterio•ete., by anniversary
nerving on Sunday and Monday 18th and
14th. Rev, 13. D. Thomas, D. D., late of
Toronto, was the preacher.
13, Whitworth, Methodist sexton, St.
Maya, who hae been 000apying the
adage on the oharah ground's adjoin-
ing the Methodist Sunday wheel building,
hae moved ont, as the cottage has to be
When down to maize room for the new
p000000ge, Mr. Whitworth has taken
rooms above J. A. Oheeterfield's tin•
smashing and plumbing shop.
9010101. -Mrs. trues, wife of Robert
Bruce, a well•to do farmer of Blanchard,
oommitted enioide on Sunday morning of.
last week by banging herself from a beam
in a shed adjoining the -Houort It le a
sad cage, evidently doe to melancholia
produced by poor health. The family
live on int 26, bees line of Blanchard.
On Sunday morning Mr, and Mre. Bruoe
were at breakfast in company with their
eon, when Mrs, Benno roe° suddenly from
the table, ostensibly with the intention
of getting a glass of water. She wee
absent n tong time and her husband be.
R
e
came lhsioa0. no went out to the bask
and looked in the shed, There he was
horrified to see her body dangling from a
Total $3439 88
W.
J. H. M0KOinoiaTa, xuafAY.S. itore.
What , Exhibitors Say
90 per cent. of Pat Oen e exhibited ab
Provinafal Winter Pair, 1003, were fed with
Worthington's Oauadiau Stook Touio,
DEAR SIR',-
We have been feeding your Stook Food
to cattle for some time, Mild And it to be an
excellent tanto. W e have also fed it to
horses and pigs, and are quite sure it is the
hest stook food we have ever tried. Our
prize winning cattle at the Provincial Win -
tor P'air,1003, wore sod Worthington's Stook
Tonio, LESLIE As PEAREN
Brooder Shorthorn Cattle,
Anton, Ont,
DEAR 01ne,-
I And your Stook Food 10 a very 00001-
lent Tonle for cattle, giving them a good
appetite and seeping their dioostive organ;
iu a healthy working condition. The steer
"Soothe," 0Xbibited at Winter Pair, weighed
at birth 80 lbs„ at 8e months 200 the, malting
a gain of 65 lbs per month, It payo to feed
worthingtNIADNW RCHARDSON,
Broader Shorthorn Cattle,
Peepabun, Ont.
AnAn 8100, -
We have need your Stook Food for both
cattle and hogs mud And It gives good sans.
Motion, Several of our nettle 11avo shown a
gaain of over 100 lbs Pper mouth while teed.
in It JAB.'t'IL8ON & SONS
Brooder of Shorthorn cattle sad *ork-
shire Hego, Fergus. Ont.
Note the Prieo :
101b, box, 200 feeds, 00o ; 60 lb, Seek 02,
Mouufaotnred by
T091 WOR N 15
'Ilii GTON 005(0 00„
Guelph, out,
Pox Bale by- N.P. (Datu f, Bruseole'
H. P. Al oALL0STEII, Ethel ;
N Mli GEdf3SI10', 1313114 ala
®Co.
BLYT H.
STILL. THEY COME
Every stain brings us large goantitiea of New Spring Goode, Below
we mention a few of the late arrivals d
Ladies' Drees Skirts in flake goode, 88, 40,tand 42 inahee long brimmed with
Roman satin, very epeojal at $1 76.
Ladies' Drees Skirts, in ]habit cloth, la aloes of block and navy, trimmed
with three oloetere of cording and satin atrappin6,
io all lengths,e,
great
value et $6.76.
Ladise' Drees Sktrte, in floe Viaunna cloth, in colors of black and navy,
trimmed with buttons and 10 rows cording, a very stylish garment 43 96.
Ladles' Drees Skirts, in homespun, vene0ian0, broadolotbe and fano, flake
gado, made op In the tateet style, at 44 60, 45, $6.60 and 47 60,
Lace Oartaine, 2} yards long, 40 iuobee wide, 500.
Laos Onrtninm, 8 yards long, 45 inches wide, 75o,
Fine Notbingbam Lace Curtains, 54 inches wide, in either plain spot or
enroll nano, very epeoiai, 41,
Tapestry Carpets, in new potterne, a large stook to eeleot from, at 25a, 60e,
65o, 75o, and 86a.
'Colon Carpets, in new patterne and colors at 250, 86o, and 60o.
Woo! Oarpete, yard wide, new patterne, at $66, 75e, and $1.
Hemp Carpets, in etripee sad Baal designs, at 120, 18e, and 20e,
Floor Oil Cloth, in 1, 1}, l} and 2 yards wide, at 25o, per square yard.
Linolenme. in blank and floral patterne, at very 01oee prim,
Japanese Matting', in new patterne and oolore, yard wide, at 12}c, 18o, 20o
and 25e.
tom" All carpets from 86o, upwards wi I be oat and matched free of charge.
1
®,e
J. A. Ewan was elated Praeident of
the East Toronto Liberal Aesootation.
There is a prospect of a steamer rale
war betweenlToronto and Hamilton the
Doming Bummer.
Herbert Fiedlay!formerly of, Orillia,
was trnzeo to death at Fish Bay camp,
Lake of the Woods.
It is reported et/Montreal that D. A.
Hamel, corporation paymaster, passed ;a
forged r heck for1e10,000 on the Bank of
Montreal and disappeared. He is ileo
said to have taken several bandred
dollars doe to oorporation laborers.
SUCCESS
ATTER OS THE GRADUATES] OF
ON JAN. 4, 1904,
WINTER TERM BEGINS
Two Courses -Commercial and Shorthand.
Send for College Journal.
A. L. MoINTYDE,Manager.
VIM
THE MIRROR TELLS
AN
THE STORY.
I -PILL
R..EMOVES THE CAUSE.
When the tongue is
coated or the breath
tainted, when an out -of -
sorts feeling, as of burning
or feverish stomach, dull-
ness and aching of back or
hips, there is trouble in
the stomach which may
develop to malaria or other
oeyere sickness. If you
have Dr.Leonhardt'e ANTI-
Pu.L at hand, one at night
and Dna In the morning
will remove the trouble.
It is the world's greatest
system treatment. It is a
guaranted cure for dyspep-
sia, biliousness, or consti-
pation. If you want to
proye its merit, write Wu, -
8010 - From Co., Megan.
Falls, Ont„ for free sam-
ple, Sold by druggists,
60 cents per box.
Sold in Brussels by James Fox.
eirtilieseteeDINDOMalettlel
AL
s
We have a small stock of Photo, and Scrap
Albums left which we will
clear out at cost.
etaie
Few Crokinole Boards
Still on Hand.
New stock of Notepapers,
Pads, Envelopes, &c.
BEISHISIOSIRMINESEMENIMISMISE
I ONTARIO'S FACTORY TO ONTARIO'S FARMERS
Cent
al
d't1 .Si. n
er Twine
am'waa'bst'41Hie tuw tob,ro, aevewro„A,w tt'w'
We have the agency for Grey, Morris and McKillop.
Tbis Twine is put up in Grain Bags and tied with 3
Rope Halters. Samples of the Grain Bags, Halters and
Twine may be seen at our store. There are 4 Brands t --
PURE MANILA, 650 feet MANILA, 650 feet
PURE MANILA, 600 feet MANILA, 500 feet
Mail orders will be carefully attended to. Special prices on
ton tote. 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. • Frites will be officially published in the leading
papers in due,time, Order early and save money.
A. M. IOKAY&Co.