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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-3-24, Page 34 Mr I • e a. •• A lite c l� r MAR. 24, 1904 BUSINESS CARDS. lyTJrONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER - gout. FA SCOTT, Brunel% - H. MoORAOICEN— • Islam of Marriage Liecuses, Of - fico at Grocery, Mulberry troot, Brussel, 'WARMS FOR SALE—THE UN. 00001911 000several good Farina for Halo and to rent, easy berms, in Townshipo of MorniS and Oro Y. ' S. SCO'BT,Brusaul C. 0, IP. Court PrinO0R8 Alexandria, No, 24, C. 0, F., Brussels, emote lu their Lodge Room, Blue. hill Monk, on iloo god and knit Tuesdays of oriel, month, at 8 Woloolt. Visiting brethren always welcome, JAS. 140 12(414938, 0.11. WALTER SMITH, ft, 0, M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN WLAUCHLIN, -TEACHER, OE - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, xamsa•rassmx,s, oaerr, ROBERT OUNNINGHAM1 nestinsilon, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. LI, LECKIE, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND rtEar, ESTATE AGENT, Moe over Hursley'a Drug Store, Noy, Srd, 1902. 80-1m Brussels, Wellington Mutual Fire Insurance Co., ESTMILISITISD 1840 Insurance taken on the Gash and premium note system et current rates. Before insur- ing elsewhere call on thouudareigned Agent 01 100 Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Brueaols, AUCTIONEERS. 11 B. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION • HER, will sell for better mins, to better men, in less time and loss charges than any other A motion ee r in East 110000 00 he won't charge anything. Dates and orders 0011 always be arranged at 81110 Mace or by personal application. ROBT. H. GARN1SS I /3LUEVALE - 014T. 4 i,fs, Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reaseuable. Sales arranged for at the office of Tina Poem, Brussels. 221f • e VETERINARY. ir D. WARWICK— e., • Honor Gralnace 01 100 Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all die- easea of domeatiaated animals in 00001081- 0011 manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. Oflice and Infirm ary-Pour doors North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. A B. MACDONALD— .4-1_• Barrister Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Summer to F: Blair. °Mao over Stan- dard Bank. Brussels. Solicitor for Metro- politan Bank, WM. SINCLAIR— • Barrister, Solioitor,i0onyeyancer, Notary Public, dm Ofilce-S tewart'a Blook 1 door North of Central Rotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank. paounrooT, Bess ca BLMB- BABRIST12BS SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIO, ETO. W. PRODDFOOT, R. 0. R. 0, HAYS G. F. BLAIR. Offices -Those formerly occupied by Messrs Cameron & 11010, GO01011I011, Onwenro. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, 100. 18., O. MA Trinity Univereity, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member College of Physicians and Burgeons, Ont. Lieentiato of the Royal Col- lege of Phyaiciana and Licentiate of Ifid- wffery , Edinburgh, sartgolephoue No.14, Residence -Mill street, Btu mole. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Graduate of 'the Royal Oollege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Piret.class Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Oillee next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. sffl 1410 OLE'S British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND --- North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE. AT TIOft Brussels Planing Also Doors and Sash of all Pat *erne on hand or made to order at Shoe) Natio°, Eat:mates Furniehed for all kinds of Buildinqa. Woeltroan. 814 and Material Guaranteed, P. AIVIENT, etr.15,-• ft MANY CALLS are rPOSIVI'd from buelnoss llrits an MANY STUDENTS ere plaeod in good positions 00011 year by the famous CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT, This delfool stands for the 10/01411100 rt 11.8 any 110010 in business caltioation 12 ,I) (Inuada today, Many Business 001. , legee 01011)107 902' graduatea aa tenon- a ere. We have aeons of applications from ether Colleges, Ash to see them 111 • day YOU enter, 00101001000 000000 00 W. Catalogue free. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. • 3f3i5trict geb3s. JUDAIC° W el. 21 10 proposed to raise $10,000 to oom. plate the waterworks scheme. The high wind blew over the smoke steak at the tannery, whioh has eiooe been teplaced.. A. Ray has been hired as constable at a Balmy of $875.00 a year and the same conditions as before. Mayor Hay baa been elected a member of the executive of the grain section of the Toronto Board of Trade. Kidd Bros., have entered "Perfeot Dream," which they bombe at the Seagram sale 80E38 months ago, for the Rion's Plate. The danger of a collapse of the Wallace street bridge ban been lessened by the removal of a large qoantity of the snow with whioh it has been oovered to the depth of about four feet. The snow was plowed up and hauled away. eNThere wee no gas in town on 10th and Ilth 'nate., owing to the brioke in the generator oollapsing. The generator is a steel cylinder about six feet in diameter and twenty feet high, and on inside of the generator the bricks are built up in much tho same way as well. Manly Bruce, who has been in the em. ploy of Hay Bros. for the past two years as book keeper, left for Mt. Forest, where ha bee seemed a position in the Sovereign Bank. Manly will be greatly missed in Listowel by the hockey boys'and it will be hard to get a man to fill his place on the team. 11 is a good many yenta now sinee Listowel got he mail regularly by stage, but etre,* of oirounistanoes this Winter compelled the return of this old disoarded method. Several times in the few weeks the Postmaster obtained permission from the Post Office Inspector at London to engage a team to bring the mail from Palmerston, Stratford and Atwood. ilarrieton, &emplane of district No. 2 0. H. A., and Listowel, obe.nupions of the Northern Lesgue, played an exhibition match here Thursday evening of last week. The vieitore eoored the first seven goals and at half time the eoore was 7 to 2 in favor of Harriston. In the Remind half the looals reversed the soote, and the genie ended 13 to 9 in favor of Listowel. At a meeting of the football entbusittets of the Listowel High Sobool, a football club was organized with the following dames 1 -Hon. •Pree., W. W. Nichol, B. A. ; Pres., Alex, M. Simpson I Soo. - Treat' , H, Diokson ; Oor. See., Harry Leppard ; Field Captain, John Adams ; A-6". OePtain, George Sperms Exeontive Oommittee, EC McLennan, S. Hay, W. Elliot, Pres., two Captains, Cor. -Seo., end Soo.-Treas., being ex.offido members. NV' bugle eam Band oonoert on Friday evening, Pilat* 25111. John &James H. Kerr have got settled in their new store lately oounpied by Homuth BtOS. Levi Lott has moved his boneehold effects to hie farm in Morris townsbip, on the Blnevale road. 11 18 reported that Alex. Orr, of the Hotel Brunecviok, intends running a free bus to and from all trains in oonnention with hie hotel. It is stated that Dr. Towler and Robb. MoIndoo inteod leaving Wingham next Fall for California, where they intend to permanently reside, Wm. Armour purohased in Wingham a quantity of roll butter, whioh was afterwards chipped to Hatifax. On being opened, it was found that several rolls were made up of salt, with o thin 0098t- i0g of butter around each. The property owners of Wingham will on Tuesday, April 5t11, be called upon to say whether or not they are in favor of the town granting aid to the Walker & Clegg upholstering faotory in the way of a loan of 910,000, repayable in ten years, without interest. After the regular business of Maitland Lodge, No. 119, I. 0, 0. P. on Thursday, l0201o14., WM. Robertson, whole leaving Whigham, was presented with a P. D. D. G. M. Jewel by hie brethren. After the preseetation oyeters and other rani*. tante were served by L. G. Kruse in a very exoellent manner. Giotlericta. Carl Campion left to take a position in the Bank of Montreal at Raymond, Alberta. W. R. Robertson was the delegate to the Grand Lodge of the A. 0. U. W. at Toronto, 0. 0. Lee expects to have the hot water heating °entreat at the jail completed 'lie week. Knox °hurt* annual service for milers and fiebermen will be held on the evening of the 27111 inet. Marine men look for a late opening of navigation this year. The hie on the lakes is very heavy. Invader Pnieley 7110 18 town last week and the up -town hotel keepers paid their fines on Thesday, Rev, Mt, Andereon ma in Montreal; attending the annual meeting of the Preebyterlan Board of French Evangel. izetion, The Postoffice Department is askibg for tenders for the colloidin of mail matter from the letter.boxee about town and the delivery of same at postoffiee. The Goderich public library hes joined the Ontaelo Library Ageomation and J. E. Tom and J. 11. Tigart have been appointed delegates to the annual waffling at Toronto at Beater. The firm of MoKeezie & Howell, herd. ware dealers, luta been diseolved, Mr. McKenzie retiring after a long aid hon. arable butinees eareer. The 'bushman will be ducted on by Me. Rowell, in the 'mine etalid, B11.1713B.EL8 POST Rev. H. 'Wig's', of Regina, gon.in.law of Mro, Geo. Cox, 01 11170, le on the wny to Jerusalem to attend the great Sunday School Convention to be bolsi there. Eta intends to travel in Bumps also and will [mend three or four menthe in his trip, Mayor Lewis has arranged that Robb. Holmes, M. P., shall take charge of the Guelph Goderioli renew, bill whioh will shortly come before the Howie of Oona. mons. The bill inolurlee a provision giving power to oonstrU00 It line to Seaforth and Clinton. mston. J. R. Bamford left for Boston on bud. noes. The snow plow that has been lying on its side above the T was put bath on the rails and taken to Stratford for repaire. The Indian Hod Vidette states that P. 0, Whittingham (formerly of thie 'motion) has purolmeed a section a mile equate. Thos. Judd, who resides in little Eng- land, ad works at Stapleton met with an accident 11084 00100 within au ace of ruining the eight of the left eye. Be was milking heading bolts, when a piece flew tip from the saw and etre,* him inflict- ing quite a gash. Mews, Jeekson and Fair, of Clinton, will be two mernbere of the Ontario Lawn Bowler's team who will visit the Old ()wintry, The team will sail from Montreal on the Lake Manitoba on May 26th, returning in /owlet, A few games may be played prior to the tournament in London on Jatie 10. J. R. Ransford bee meetly installed in hie house the most modern aoetylene gee plant styled the Shiba. When it is known that the generator has been plao. ed in the oellar direotly tinder the main sitting room of hie house, you may rest assured that it is perfectly nate. The great difference between this system and any other, is that it only maker" gas as it is used, and omeequently there is no Mot'. age or accumulation of gaa, so that no danger may be feared from ite nee. IFiColemwortlt. ADDRESS AND PREBBINTATION.—DIeViOnS to the removal of 0. W. (Jamie from Grey to Listowel, the members of Court Molesworth, 0 0. F., assembled at hie home and presented hint with an address and a handsome badge of the Order. The brethren were accompanied by a number of ladies and a very sooiable evenine wee epent. Following is the address :-DEAB FRIEND AND BRO. : 14 10 for the purpose of expreesiug oar appree• iation of your valuable services to our Order, and our regret et your departure from our midst, that we your brethren of Court Moloeworth, 0. 0. E'., have met this evening in your old home on the eve of your departure to your new borne. Ae a chartered member of our Court you hove filled all Aloes of honor and trust at the gift of your brethren, and by your regular attendance at the meetings and your unwavering fidelity to the interests 01 1110 Order you have been a seethe of strength and etability, which is needed diet any einiety may be a success. We feel our society has succeeded largely throngh the efforts yon have put forth, and tee feel that in leaving as we are losing one of tbe faithful. We ()Linnet let you go without asking yon to itooept this badge as a =natant reminder of the esteem in which you are bald by your brethren in Court Moleeworth, only ask. ing you to remember us me a theiety, and when we are done meeting and parting on earth, may we all meet in that great High Court above, where brethren meet to part no more. Wishing you and your estimable wife and farnily many returns of the season, we are fraternally years. Signed in behalf of the Court. WILLIAM AUSTIN, DONALD Ross, J. A. e2oDoix,n. Mr. Cosene replied in appropriate words. ALL ley 0 sa te. Wallace MoBain is rapidly recovering from a very dangerous attack of pneumonia, Elmo butter faotory will re-ooromenee operatione on Friday, Maroh 25th. The factory has been closed einoe Feb. 1st, the supply of milk having become very small and the prioe realizad not being as profitable as was desired. By the death of John Switzer, which took place on Wednesday afternoon 921.1 inst., Atwood lost one of its most esti. amble citizens. The deoeaeed was born in the township of Lowborough, oonnty of Frontenao in the year 1837. Ho 001118 to Elma, along with hie parents, in the year 1857. The bunny Battiest on the farm now occupied by Fred. Switzer, gravel road. Here he lived and worked for some yeare. He took 8 trip to Cali- fornia where be remained for 7 years. While there he nontreated typhoid fever whioh left behind ill effects. At times he became 00 lame as to be unable to we*. Returning from California be settled on the farm now occupied by John Gray, blind line. Finding that hie lamenees still troubled him he sold his farm and removed to the village about 22 years ago. He married Mien Reba Gordon, who sur. elves him. Hie death makee the first break in a family of seven. The surviv. ing members of the family are, Mrs. Jno, s W. Boyd, blind line, Mee, Henry Buck, of i Woodstook, Erect. on the homestead, and George, Albert and Peter, all in Cali. fornia. Hie widow luta the sincere aym o pathy of all in her lose, for her husband s wits essentially a lover of home life. Cupid hers been Rending forth many winged darts in all directions this Whiter 0 and the last to yield to hie attacks were e two popular young people in the persona of Mies Elsie 0. Struthers, only g daughter of Jae, and Mrs, Struthere R Main Eared, Atwood, and 12. Hollis, It a nuocessfal obeeeemaker, who will thio b year have oharge of a large factory at r Adolphustown, hi Addington county. On D Wedeeedey of last week at the hour ot 7 t p. on. at the borne of the bide' e parents, ie Rev. P, A., MeLeod, D, D., pronounoed e the words that made Wm. T, and o Mies Elsie 0. Struthers, man and wife. 11 The bride entered the parlor leaning on t the arm of her father, whits the inspiring Wedding March wag played by Miss se Jennie Harvey. She vote 10001 booming. ly attired in a handsome costume of be white Leto sillt, trimmed with Valen. al oionnes lace and embroidered chiffon, and at ottrried a beautiful shower baguet of an oarnatiane and amilax. Little Gladys th Andereon anted as flower girl, and (*tried 011 dainty basket of pink carnation'', th After the eeremohy the oonapany, which ooneieted of over forty guests, extended heartieet oongratttlatiote, and then par. took of a dainty wedding diener, The remainder of the evening Wits pleasantly *Mit with musio and 300100, Tho bride NM the recipient of many handsome and useful presents, that from the gram being a very pretty brooch, 01.1 with rublee 1101(1diamonde. To Ole flower girl he gave It lovely gold ',motet, The brute le else ot our moat popular young Wise and will be mar* naiseed mueioal oiroles, having been for some yeare a member of the Prenbyteriao ohoir, The groom ie well and favorably known in these p114140 8011 is a ettootainful cheese - maker, eleestelortli. Hurry Morrison is now installed ae night Constable. Robert Willie has had the electric light inetalled in his residence. The new ltbaki eel* for the cadet crops the High Sobool have arrived. The town is threatened with a snit by a lady on ermount of a fall on the side. walk, On oondition of giving a weekly oonoert in the Park the town Council! voted the Band 9200 for thie year. Rog. J. W. Hodgins was in Hamilton last week, attending the meeting of the Woodmen of the World. G. 51. Baldwin & Co. have moved into the Jordan store just woos the street from their former etore. Dr. F. W. Twaddle I98,8 called to Mi- meo on aociount of the serious Moen and enbeequent death of hie brother in that oity. Relit. Bell has pnrohaeed the Chas. Wilson property on Goderich street East, Nora the exeontors, The parohase prioe was 92,400. Oar town daddies are opposed to any ohange io the 0o. Council Aot of last session and have sent a resolution to the Legislature to that effeot, Fred. °rich, manager of the dress goods department at Wm. Pickard & 00., luxe resigned hie position and hoe gone to Portage la Prairie. Quite a number of healthy reheat young I rfffinen (2,1019,0(1 10 town the ilret of Elle WSPIt, direet from Ireland, They had nu o.111,111ty in oeouring good tattle. thin0 et 0, a number of farmers near town, A horse belonging to John Elliott, liveryman of Cliuton while being driven home on hionday last week broke through the must of the snow, in taming out to allow a team lo pees, and fraotured one of ite lege. The !mimed had to be taloa The aeoldsnt marred between Seatorth and liarpurbey. Goeintis Weeemei -David and Mrs. Dorreme, John otreet, oelebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding day on Monday of lent week. A number of relatives from the town and country gathered at their borne, were entertained to a aumptuous dinner and extended 000. to the aged couple. Letters of oongratulation were ale° received from friends at Hamilton, Wingham and other places and a large number of valuable presents atteeted the eeteem 10 whioh the recipients aro held. Mr. end Mrs, Dor. mnoe, aged 82 and 70 respectively, have lived in Seaforth thronghout their fifty years of wedded life, during whit* ttme they have been useful attd valued anima A. large olrole of friends and acquaint - anew' extend greetings. Knox church, Guelph, was gutted by fire. The missing steamer Pro Petrie arrived at St. Pierre, Hon. T. R. MoInnee, ex -Lieutenant' Governor of British Colembia, ie dead. Edwarci Bennett, of Iluaford, acoident- any shoo himself dead while ulesuing Ole gun. The PostoRiee Department; is continue - plating the eetabliehment of 11 P0001100110 tube system between the Marin Station, Toronto, and vitriolic' points of Ole oity, for the distribution of mail matter. BY-LAW NO. 212 — 00 THE—_ TOWNSHIP OF GREY A By -Law to authorize the issue of Debentures of the Township of Grey, for the purpose of granting a bonus of $5000.00 to the Guelph Junction Railway. Whereas a petition signed by at least 60 Freeholders resident in that portion of the said Township of Grey, in the Oonuty of Huron, hereinafter described, such petitioners being duly qualified voters ander the "Consolidated Menial - pal Ach 1903," has been presented Lo the Oonnell of the said Township praying that a By-law be submitted for the assent of the qualified ratepayers, of such por- tion of said Tewnship, granting a bonus of 95,000.00 in aid of the said Railway, provided the mid Railway be constructed, on what is known as the central route, by way of the Villages of Milverton, Monk - ton and Walton, the station of snot' Rail- way for Walton to be not more than half o mile distant from the present location of Walton Postoffioe now hi the said Village of Walton. And whereas that portion of the said Township of Grey, bereinbefore referred to and whioh is interested in the con- struction of the said Railway, or through or nem to which the said Railway may pass, is that portion of the said Tocvoship consisting of all lots anti parts of lobe comprised in the 13th, 1410, 15th, 18411, 1701 and 18th concessions of the said Township of Grey. And whereas it ie deemed expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition. And whereas in order thereto, it will be necessary to issue Debentures of the sold Township of Grey, for the sum of 95,000.- 00 as hereinafter provided (which is the amount of the debt intended to be created by this By -lave.) The proceeds of the said Deboutures to be applied to the said purpose and to no other, and provided that the said Railway be construeted on what is known me the central route, as hereinbefore described or defined and provided that the station of such Railway for Walton aforesaid, be nob more than half a mile distant from the present site of Walton postoffice now in the said Village of Walton and a siding and flag station at or near halfway between Walton and Monkton. The said Guelph Junction Railway Company is not to receive any bonus from the Municipality of the Township of Grey until the said Railway is con- structed. And whereas the &menet required by the Consolidated Municipal Aot 1003, to be raised annually by special rate for paying the said debt and interest is the stun of 9867,90, payable in twenty equal annual payments of principal and. interest combined. And whereas the amount of the whole reteable property of the Township of Grey, according to the lost revised Assess- ment Roll, is 91,788,900 and the amount of the whole rateable property of the aid portion of the said Township amerci- ng to the last revised Assesement Roll is 9498,450,00. And whereas the debt intended to be rented by thie By-law is created on the eourity of the Special rate settled by thie By-law, and on that security only. Therefore the Municipal Connell of the orpotation of the Towuship of Grey naots as follows:- 1st A bonus of 95,000,00 is hereby ranted to the said The Guelph junction ailvaty Company in aid of the said enemy subject to the provisos herein- efore recited ; and for the purpose of aielug the said 0000 with inteeest, twenty ebentures of the said Tocvnthip of Grey, o the amount of 9867,00 each shalt bo sued on the amnia day of July. 1004, soh of Which Debentures' shall be dated n the day of the issue thereof, and shall payable in ooneeoutiee years, within evenly years thereafter 01 1110 Standard auk of Canada in the Village of Brae - Is. 2nd Eat* of the said Debentures shall signed by the Reeve of the mid Town - lip of Grey, or by aome other person ttliorized by By-letv to sign the ettme, d also by the Treaeurer thereof, and o Clerk of the said Township of Grey, all attach thereto the Corporate seal of o said Ilitinioipality, ard The said Debi:1118nm shall bear Wrest at the rete of four per ocintuin r annum, payable yearly at the said rink, on the 'wind day of july in eaoh d every yew', (being the otirrenoy oroof, and shall hum° attacthed to thein 10 f30 an 410 oonpons for the payment of intereet and principal, whioh coupons shall be signed by the Reeve and Treasurer. 4th During the curreuoy of the said Debentures there shall be raised annually, by special rate npon all the rateable property lying within the portion of the 1V1unieipality described as follows :- Namely, Lote numbered one to thirty-five inclusive in the thirteenth, fourteeutb, fifteenth, sixteen 211, seven Month and eighteenth concessione of the said Town- ship the sum of 5367.90 for the purpose of paying the amount due in each of the said years for principal aud interest in respect of the said debt, 6111 This By -taw shall take effeot ou the day of passing thereof. fith The votes of the duly qualified electors of that portion of the said Town- ship of Grey, hereinbefore particularly deecribed, shall be taken on this By-law at the following times and places, that is to say on Monday, the 29th day of Feb- ruary, 1904, cominenoing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and contin- uing until live oeolook of the afternoon of the same day, by the following Deputy Returning Officees For Polling Sub -division No. 3, lots one to eighteen inclusive, ab School House, School Section No, 2 of the Township of Grey, Oliver Turubull, Deputy Return- ing Officer, For Polling Sub -division No. 4, lots nineteen to thirty-five inolueive, at School House School Section No, 9 of the Townsliip of Grey, Neil McNair, Deputy Returning Officer, 7111 On Saturday the 20110 day of February 1904 the Reeve of the said Township of Grey, shall attend at the Clerk's office in the village of Ethel in the said Township of Grey, ab 10 o'clock in the forenoon to appoint persons to attend at the various places aforesaid and at the duel summing of the voter by the Clerk on behalf of the person interested in and promoting or opposing the passing of this By-law tespeotively. ffila The Clerk of the said Township of Grey shall attend at the said Clerk's office at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Friday, the 4th day of Maroh 1904 to sum up the number of votes given for and against this By-law aud declare the reatilt. Dated at the Township Hall in the village of Ethel in the Township of Grey this 25tb day of January A. D. 1904, ROWS. A. LIVINGSTON, Reeve, [nne] Ione McIeensia, Clerk. Take notice that the foregoingis a true copy of a proposed By-law whit* has been taken into consideration, and willoll will be fluelly passed by the Council of the Municipelity (in the event of the aseent of the electors entitled to vote thereon being obtainea) after one month from the first publication in TnE BETS Posx, newspaper, the date of whit* ant publication was Thoreclea, the 4th day of February 1904, and that the votes of the Electors of that portion of the said Munioipality partioularly described in the said By-law will be taken thereon on the day and ,et the hours and places therein fixed. Dated this, 2560 day of January 1904, Jelin MoInosu, 01000, NOTICE. Tho above is a true copy of m By-law passed by the Mudieipal Commit of the Township of Grey, on the 25th day of January 1904, And all portions are hereby required to take notice that any one halm(' of applying to have suell By-law or any pan thereof quashed, lnuob make, his application for that purpose to rho High Court of Justice within three months mat after the publication of this notice once a week, for three suoceesive weeks, in the newspaper %Red Tun illnusetes Postr 00 ho will be too late to bo heard in that behalf. Jontt MeRisaiert, Clerk. Fivally passed in Council mooting, on the 21st Day of Marc*, 1004. ItOnISItT t1V911001410011, 13,00V0, Jens 11101=005, 0110100, /3 LYT H. n n & Co. • STILL, THEY COME Every 100111bringe us large quentitiee of New Swills; Goode. Below . we mention a few 01 1110 late arrivale 1 Ladiete Drees Skirts in flake goods, 116, 40„and 42 inches long trimmed with Roman satin, very *eclat 01 9170. Ladies' Deese Skirte, in (habit oleth, in mime 011 11100141 and navy, trimmed withahree,,olusters of (lording and satin strapping, lu all lengthe, great value at $5.70, Ladies' Dress Skirte, in dos Viauona cloth, in oolors of blemk and navy, trimmed with humus and 1L) rem ourding, 12 00107 etylieh garment $8.95. Ledies' Drees Skirts, in homespune, venetteme, broadcloths and fancy flake goods, made up in the latest style, at 9.1,00, $5, 90.50 and 97050. Leos Curtains, si yards long, 40 inches wide, 500, LAOS 011tIllind, 8 yards long, 45 Mabee wide, 750, Fine Nottingham Loge Curbaine, 54 inchee wide, in either plain spot or eaten 0001000, vary epeoial, 91. Tapestry Carpets, in new patterns, a large stook to select from, et 25o, 500, 65a, 75o, and 85o. Union Carpets, in new patterns and orders et 25a, 35a, and 500. Wool Oarpets, yard wicte, new patteree, at 865, 75o, and al. Hemp °equate, in stripes and floral design'', at 12io, 18e, and 20o. Fiera. Oil Oloth, in 1, ii, ii end 2 yards wide, at 2oo, per square yard. Linoleume, in black Still &Cal patterns, at very close prima. Japanese Mattinge, iu new patterns and colors, yard wide, at 12io, 18o, 20o and 250. r..--' All &create from 35e. upwards wi'l be cat and matched free of charge. 411113300MENSOMMISS Henry J. Finkle bars been appointed poatmaster of Woodetook, Fire io the Canada Ootton Mill at Cornwall oaoeed a lose of $20,000. The Woodatook City Council' have granted $400 yearly to the Oxford Rake band. It is reported the Sontbane Corporation aro oegotiating for the purehate of a Winnipeg daily. The e.nrinal meeting of the British Empire League Ins held at Ottawa. Sir William Maim* delivered an import ant speeoh. Sold SUCCESS ATTENDS THE GRADUATES, OF ON SAN. 4, 1904, WINTER TERM BEGINS Two Courgzacgumr,3egtl,al. athor Wand. A, L. MoINTYRE, Manager, k90W IT'S DONE. It's from the stomach the blood Is fed and the nerves controlled. Undigested food ferments for lack of gastric jutce. The fermentation and putre- action' in the stomach and alimentary canal are the main causes of disease. It upsets the nerves. It poisons the system. Dr. Leonhardt's Anti-Pfet Inereaseethe necessary sup- ply of gastric juice In quan- tity and quality to Insure perfect stomach action. It has similar teflon on bile formation. Anyone can prove this for himself by addressing Wxzeox.E'sx.s! Co., Niagara Falls, Ont., for free sample. in Brussels by James Fox. OINBMINIMEOLOSZNI1=1111815ZIENIMuunggn/OHNIDEINNIEN9mammennol 01200001. We have a small stock of Photo. and Scrap Albums left which we will clear out at cost. A Few Crokinole Boaraz Still on Hand. New stock of Notepapers, Pads, Envelopes, &c. ST 1,5H301550d3320032RORNMOBISHEISERIBOM- BITOM2145MBRatig MADE BY GEORGE A. SLATER AU ES IF We ate now opening up for Ladies or Gents or the Little Tots either. We itnitte Your Inspection, HARNESS DEPARTMENT We have everything complete and can supply you with any style of Harness at the Lowest Prices consistent with a good article. We have now for sale one set Second-hand Team Harness and three sets Second.hand Single Harness. Call and see them. MINOR, SALE-TwoDwelling Houses, a (00110 01 land with each, having large and enioll fruits of various kinds. is 101:1A S