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'Perin opens April I1th, 1904
TWO Couiiioo—
Oommorolul and Shorthand,
11 u uvrn 1.
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Send for College J 1
A. L, MOIN 1' YRE, Manager, $
of: F Y'=ag srri4 Coy. 2c raw
BUSINESS G1n
S,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
omit, 6%0. SOOTT, ltrnesel1
INT R. MoORAOKEN—
v • Issuer of Marriage LtoOnloa, Of-
fice at Grocery, Tmnherry street, Brussels.
-WARMS FOR SAL] --THE UN •
annel0Nh0D has several good Farms for
sale add to rent, easy tonna, in Townships
of Morris and Grey, F S. SOOT'1,Bruenei
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT,
MISS JEAN M'LAPICHLIN,
—TEAOfi1R 010—
PIANO AND — ORGAN,
nm.T7HS3E12aS,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMi•
INBIIAANO0,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
LI.•..LECKIE,
LIFE AND FINN LNe'0RANOE,
LOAN AND RPfAL ESTATE AGENT,
Oiliao over 13nrsIoy'e Drug Store,
Nov, 8rd,10001. 80 -am Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance CA.,
BOTABLIBIIBD 10'10
Inaurunoe taken on the aaah and premium
note system at current rates. Before insur-
ing elsewhere call on the undersigned A gent
of the Company.
GLORGLI 1ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS,
I 8. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
, mut, will sell for better prices, to
better men in lees limo and less chargee
than
e wan i of terga anything RoBMA
a at d ordure
can always bo arranged al this 0ffi00 or by
personal application,
ROST. H. GARNISS
7BLUEVALE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable, Halos arranged for
at the office of TRIO Poa1, Brussels, 21st
VETERINARY..
D. WARWICK -
001 • Honor illa,ittato of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die.
eases of domesticated aniseeds in a 00mpet-
out manner. Parti•lulor attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry, Calle promptly at -
North of bridgo,Tand
z bo y et., Brussels. cors
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD—
li Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
Suoee00or to G. F. Blair, Mae over Stan-
dard Bank, Brn00010. Solicitor for Metro-
politan8ack.
UT M. SINCLAIR—
V T o Barrister, Solicitor, '0ouvey0neer,
Notary Public, &o, ()Moe—Stewart'0 Block
1 door North of Central Rotel.
Solicitor for the Staudard'Bank,
p11OUDFOO'T, HAYS t1G BLAIR—
RABRISTEIi1'U81 CIDfR08, NOTARIES
W. Pnenc room, 00.1). RLAIn, 11, 0, Bias
C91ceo—Tb000 forerorly occupied by X00010
Cam00D11In00, ON1An10,
WIESIIAL WARDS,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M, 3,, O. 111„
Trinity UulversIty,,0?ollow Trinity -Medical
Oollego,Member College of Physioiane and
Surgeon% Out, Licentiate of talo Royal Col-
lege of i'h3tlola6ns and Ideentia0o ot lltd-
aiResideh100—Millnstree ,, Brussels.Telephone No, 14,
DEN l`IilT1sY
DR. R. P. F-EILO,
worrosT
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and 10trnt.0100e Boner
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
WANTED
A man to represent "CANADA',/ GnoAT-
ht0T NUnekalae" ,n the town of flame's
and surrounding 0oantey, and tette orders
far
OUR HARDY SPECIAL.'iaES
in Fruit Trees, fined Cralls,
O1'oanieiitals, ebl'ube, Ifinae8t
Vines, Seed- Potatoes, &0.
Stook erne to name and free froth San
Joao Scale, A. permanent position for
the right mml o11 either galitry or
commission.
Stone & Wellington
1fONTtflfa , NU110111011110
00.8in over 800 Acres
EQttONT00 a ONTARIO
dJ
MANY CALLS
are retudvrd Iran, 1,119ine89 nano and
afANY n,UDe1Nrl ire tuaee•1 le good
positions aeon yo'or by the (among
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STRATFORD. ONT,
Tbio eidieol stoma,/ ter tato fII01teg1
AND 111,IT ill buofneoo 011 00 8110 0 ill
1 Amato tieday. meet. 73unh,exa dol. ,
Il.gt 00(1)11031 our graduates as tench.
• Y have e x r n, i o 1
11'01, 1 H k 1 , o r tl f nl ] l 0uti 1 a
iron at her lteeri0e. Aak to 000 them
(10 duy you flute,, Onmmnua00uutao
Oatdlmsu0 frau.
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Saaanah 81100(11. — Following is the
010nding of the pnpile of S. S. No. 0,
for March ; DAMAO iu order al merit :—
IV 0la911—Many Fate, Nellie MaArnbur,
Ruse J.:ekeon, Stenloy MaArthur, Jennie
Bell, David Jaokaon, Ella Evano, Se.
III Claoo—Harold McCall and Norman
Jauh0cb (•qn't•) Ar'hnr Mo0111, John
Taylor, Prank hell and Frank Mo-
Oa.tehey (aquas). Jr. III 01.00—Joeepla
MiO,eghey. Sr. II L' ase—Gerais Fear,
Robbie Beit, Willie Sboldioe, Jr, If
(lass Myrna M. Jnakonn, Mary Mo
Oanghey. Pt. II Olass—Bobbie Bird.
Pt, I Olean—Hazel Jackson. Following
are the 110111es of tbadn who wore regular
in their attendena0—Mary Fear, Jennie
Ball, Eila Evans, Harold MoOalt, Nor-
man Jaok0oa, Arthur McCall, Frank
Ball, Gerrie Fear, Robbie Bell, Myrna
Jackson, Hazel Jn0ltenu.
Mose M. FAMED MA00Luo00e, Teacher.
a:Alracoat.
J. P Tiednll moved to hi.; new quarters
last week in the (Jambe block.
J. '2. Thompson, who 01,13 been spend•
Mg the Winter at his home in town, re-
turned to Golden Plaine, Aim., to look
afar his bind in the coming Summer.
Town Cork Maopberson reoeived a
leiter a few days ago asking if this men
did not wish to jilt] a 0012210 of other
towns in 0111n1'io to pot on some good
Dhows next Winter.
The largeet oar of must that has come
to Meru in many a day reaobed here on
the 18 h. To onnteinod 40 tone, and the
enviable part about it, WAS the fact that
the kind of noal sae chestnut, which the
bate been longing b,r, for weeks.
J. J. Wright, overseer of the water
supply department of the G. T. R. was in
town making arrangemenle for the build-
ing of an 80 000 gni. tank at the junction
of the Bo 11,lld rend and their property.
0. B. Ballard has added a gents'
furnishings department to bis hoot and
One store.
Mies Mary E. Faulkner, who has been
ependiug the Winter at her parents'
home on the boundary ENOL, left for
Mutoneld, Manitoba,
!tiles Grille, who has been in Mr.
Snhinbein'a More for some time, leaves
for the Northwest, where she hoe telren a
School for the Summer menthe at a- good
salary. She holds it Normal o„rtifiaato,
A. W. Foalherotone, who is an enthoa
100100 bowler and a member of the
Listowel Lawn Bowling Club, received
word itch week team the Seminary the
Ontario Aesoolatlan notifying him that
he bad been stinted as a representative
on the Oanadian Bowling team whiob is
to visit the old country thio Beason,
Friday 0veni0g March 26, the home of
J. and Mrs Armstrong was taken
poe0000ion of for a onuple of hours by n
large nnmb•r of the ladies of •Knox
Oharoh, who had formed a enrpriae party
and met there for the perp no of molting
a birthday preeeutation to their friend
and fellow worker in the Church and
8gbbath sahont! An addrte+, ea-
0o20rani0d with a beautiful Teacher's
Bible, WAR rend by Mee. W. R. Binuing.
Lecnos1la,--On Wednesday night of
lash week it meeting of the .Listowel
Laoroeee Olnb was held in the Queen's
Hotel for the ;mulatto of reorganizing for
the Bonen of 1904. The olnb bee every
prep pea of a anooea.fnl amain, and have
decided to again enter a team in the
0,nadieu Lacrosse Association. The
fnllowiugofficers were ideated
Pr00ideni, 0. Oliooie ; Hon. - Vioo Plee,,
0. Z 111,01 11o11, m mber0, W. Morrie,
A. Hermiston, P J, Llvineehon, A, Bam•
fad, homer Meyers, Fred Wright ;
President, A. Brisker ; Viae•Preaident,
R. Woods ; Neorotary, Ray Bamford :
'Dronearer, Bert JohnstoneToam
Oommittee, A, Brook, Fred. 'Taylor, R.
Baird and Ilse Smith • Manager, Bert.
Soon, Delegate to 0, L. A, convention,
Bert, Boots, W. Livingston.
111.1!•01 00(2.
Priouipol bleKinnon is ependiug hie
hul'dnyat his home et Glamis.
Michael 00,1)0 ban gold his hoose and
lot near the mill, to Dennis Barton.
Three of our lade touk the early train
for the Northwest viz t Melvin
Graham, Charles Coulter and Whiteford
Morrison.
Mieedtoberla Wilson is et pretant in
Stratford where she bee accepted a situ
ntion us tea011er of commercial work in
the Stratford Bnsineoo College.
EDDA Ohm and Blither Company re.
0umed the making of butler on Friday,
lttar0h 26, when a fairly targe quantity of
milk was received, uoneidoring the very
dangerous anndillon of the rondo.
George Cerra) to home on the Molt list,
'suffering ire m a nasty out over the Dye,
received while performing hie duty as
hrekoerean on the G. T. B. al Drayton.
He worked all day atter receiving the
injury and o0nght cold in hie eta with
the result that lie 1111(1 to korai)) off work,
B0nateux.•—G. G. MtFheroon, ooanty
(frown Attorney, of Stratford, wag roti-
tied en Go d Friday of ft 01 ar five burg.
lanes bovine been committed at Atwood
on the previeue night. The mieoreents
were reported to have made their octave
in the direction of Milverton. A, tole•
phone message from Atwood elates that
the promisee entered were these of Mr.
Marshall, hardware ; Mr, Iiriolter, tail-
or ; Mr, Watson, grocer, and Milhansen's
'total. The booty was n 'revolver from
the hnrdwere More, a dollar in coppers at
the gr000ry, whi:11y and cigars at the
hotel. The hose at the tailor 0hop was
entrnown to the nerreepondent. No
trees of the bueglara hag been moored.
°IEL R ,/tis 19LS POOT
Alro, John Stow v t m •t with what
might h,vo proved a very oerimo ,toe!
dent, It was a very 000(1(00 A11,1 vary
newel ono, toe . She WAN en1nrod in
curling her hair with r• pair ot curling
tongs, her attention win) drawn to the
(Mildred. She ruined to 0peak to them
and at the some time rained the toage to
her head, "ho thought they were In
emotion tion hat indeed of-touobi0(1 her (lair,
she pres,011 the hot tango ogainst the l,all
of her right eye, inflicting an ugly barn.
She suffered inteu.0 agony tot a few daye
but at the hast the fpflammati,01 wee
n
gradually n ubd ad.
A 0110,11) STATEMENT.
Thio 0.nnounee set is made without
i •l itheone
t � ' n Mtn e
any qnn fi0ztlo a.
preparation in the world that guarantees
it,
Hem Reid will cure any Daae of ?ilea.
It to in the form et a tablet.
It ie the only Pile remedy mad inter.
natty.
It ie imp008ible to cure an established
Gage of Pales with ointment0, ouppositor.
its, injrutiono, or outward appliaroes.
A guarantee to issued with every paok,
age of Hem ION, w11iob oontains a
month's treatment.
Gn and talk to your druggist about it.
Sold in Brueeeto by Jas. Fox.
PALMERSTON PORK FACTORY
5110,10 TO Silt. 0•SIA L,$. AND 001'0 or ITS
.tF1'A11t9 SETTLED.
The Pnlmaretor, Spectator of last week
hoe the following in reference to the
latest move iu canneolioo with the Park
Factory of that town, and which will be
of intoreet to many of the farmers in
001000is and Grey :
Last week a report wits in oirsulation
to the effect that the property of the Pal.
wanton Pork Packing Co., in liquidation,
had been sold by the oonrt to Mr.
O'Mara ns the highest bidder. The re•
port woe incorrect thou ; but after some
further delay the apart finally decided to
except illr. O'Mara's third offer, his first
and second having been withdrawn. Tho
course of the final oagotiatione appears'
to have been in this way, so far as 01013 be
learned here :—That when the tenders
were firot naked for it WAS intimated that
:lir. O'Mara MMB a possible purob80er,
but as account of his necessary absence
aid of the snow blookade the time for
:melting tenders wee extended. Mr.
O'llara offered $10,000, (the buyer to
HUMS the bonded debt of about $28,000,
000), eubjeot to the plout being in good
ooudition. This offer not being accepted
at once, on moonlit of the apparent in.
ter,tion of another firm to negotiate for a
purchase, Mr. O'Mara raised his offer
to 512,500 ; but, no opposition appearing,
withdrew this and made another offer.
Moving been advised that 0020 of the
machinery wan rusted and some out of
repair, he finally proposed to pay $8,000
and reserve $2.000 to pat the moohiuery
in order, and if lees than $2,000 was re-
quired for that purpose, to return the
balanoe to the liquidators. Though
muoh lees favorable than the original
reader, this one appeared in the end to
be the best available, and by order of the
jute@ aaceptn0ue eras wired to Mr.
O'Mara.
Little i+ knows here of the parabolic
and little of hie intentions with regard
to the factory. His pima of abode is the
City of Limerick, in Ireland, he ie ap•
pereutly wealthy and has business in.
areata in other parte of America. BoMA
Apprehension hos been expressed teat the
faotory here, doming loco pos00001013 of a
large oapitaltet, may be kept closed, aa
aom,/ others of its alma have beau, as
part of the policy of the big oompenies.
Whether this will mum or not remains
to be seen, Lut it ie believed the new
050n0r ie independent of the large oom-
bioattons of panadian paokors, and as a
oompeteut and oxporienoed buaiueee mac,
with good oonneatione in the aid 000ulry
and a thorough knowledge of the British
market, will restore the bneioees on a
larger Beale than before and with numb
better proepeote of 000oe90. It to under•
stood that hid sou will take charge of the
In -inose its Boon as he Dan Dome nut from
Ireland.
The old company's a00et0 will of mune
fall for short of its liabilities, but no one
eaters seri00a lase but the direotore.
These made thetnselvle perouuaily re-.
epo'.oible tie a hand of $10,000, and have
been obliged to payit out of their own
pockets. Aod this is the reward of their
public epi, it. .By their enterprise and
that of others litre them there %vas brought
about an'erlt of high prima for the farm•
ere that hoe paned with the passing of
%hie nod other independent factories—
prima snob as were never known before
and may not be seen in a lifetime. Most
of the farmer otookholdece have got the
valve of their stools hack again times aver
in iucreaaed prime for their produce ;
but many of them ignore this aspect of
rho case. The direotore have had a
bitter lesson in trusting too muoh to pub.
Iia support and appreciation. Others
have reaped where they have sowed, and allied an Tustica Idington at the brans ` e1a9s 3
otherewill continue to veep wlle'o they Sata a ,inning and pra0e11l.d 0002
have sowed, with o. •: trees oomplimentary 11500 1110
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The Watery of the COutlnlny for the elms 1 . :no Beneh,
pant five yenta bite been one of news and
turns, of valiant fighting against adveros ktorth County.
influence, of loyalty and intrigue, of the
weakness of divided 00008elo, of mtetakag
aad suspicion of wares than miebalcoe, It
is now a thing of the past, and onprolit-
able to disoueo, though its leeoona may
prove ueetal to some future enterprise.
1N 141EMORLAM,
In memory ot Melvin Jame Oxtoby,
who died January let 190.4.
A loving one from 0e was taken
And one we loved eo well,
]Io has paned from earth to heaven
The angels Dong to await,
Jost a while since be lett 00,
Left his suffering and hio pain,
He is free from every trouble
And we know we'll meet again.
Yee 1 we mise our loving Melvin,
Mies big loving fond embrace,
Miss his cheerful words of welcome,
Miss hie plea00001 smiling fade.
He is gone oh I how we mi00 him,
Ae he rests beneath the sod,
There hie form is oalmly eleeping
But hie spirit is with God.
He we know is with the angels,
Dressed in purest robes of white,
Walking by the streams of plesem0
In the Land while there's no night.
We moat brave earth without him,
Mies him along the way,
And prepare oar hearts to meet him,
On the bright eternal day.
—S, A,
LAMENT OF THE OLD BUCCANEERS.
Said the abode of Henng Morgan to the
abode of Oaptaiu Kidd :
"011, we lived about three hundred years
too Boon ;
Though we pirated with pleasure,
Jost to get a little treasure,
Now they boat as to a very different tune,
"There are modern buooaoeers who make
their money oat of ships,
Though not jest the same aa we did on
the main ;
For their method isn't gory,
Yet it's finite se full of glory,
And it doesn't bring the fear of ball and
chain 1
I'Onoe we lived upon the water in a rest-
less, reckless way,
Daring knives, and guns, and winds, and
waves, and rooks ;
Now landiubbere get the treasure,
In a more extensive measure,
While they calmly live on water—•in the
etooka.
"When we raked the Spanish galleons in
the Caribbean Sea,
Little thought we, as we stowed oar
wealth galore,
Men would work a little take off
By another sort of rake off,
And make larger Duffers cough up all the
morel
"Aa for war, and fire, and pillage, when
we soaked the Spanleh towns,
We admit it was a rather wanton way ;
But the town -boas, without Booking,
Hae a more substantial backing,
For he owns the town, and makes the
people pay.
"True, we never oared for method when
the money was in eight,
And we never let the treaty cutlass rust ;
And we never, never wrangled
Wbeo the foe teas to be strangled ;
Now they do it more genteelly, with a
trust I
"Now they talk a lot of margins—well,
we had 00200 narrow calls,
And the dangers pnid for all the treas-
ures borne ;
Bat the margin's not eo ;tatty
When the "lambs" no gay and frisky
&newae to the oali, and oome op to be
shorn.
"Talk of oaptaine of ind0etry I We can
put them All to rout,
For lo history making we hove had our
share ;
But for luolty epeoulation,
And fin' greet aoomnulation,
We weren't in it with the modern mil
Bonaire I"
The above Iopianl peens was written by
Rev W. E Gilroy, of Toronto, brother to
F. II. Gilroy, of the Mettopolitan Bank,
Brussel% id ooineation with a prize
competition b.'iog aonducted by the
Mangey Magnzlne, New York. This one
captured the kat prize in the competition
for April out of 1028 oompetitoro. The
reverend poet reueived 5100 00 as the let
prize. There's money in poetry it you
can manufacture the tight quality.
A deputation from Stratford council,
oomprietng Mayor Hepburn and Ald.
MoIlhargey, Wolelt and W. J. Fergaeon,
Kr ode
A T
011..ii Ib'0ewbo 400t shoot v
Wo are pleased to announce that after the long period of
difficulty in getting goods forwarded by the railways we are again
to the fore with a very large stock of Spring Goode in all lines.
NEW DRESS G00'ps, WHITE VESTINGS AND DAMASK WAISTING S
KID' GLOVES, PRETTY BELTS AND FANCY COLLARS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &0.
TEE LATEST IN STIFF AND SOFT FELT HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS
AND TIES.
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR ALL, AGES.
BOOTS AND SHOES F01; EVERYBODY,
GROCERIES—A FULL STOOK.
We also laevo a good range of Union, All Wool and Tapestry
Carpets that are sold cheap,
Wo aro at your edified with"the BEST OF EVERYTHING
at the LOWEST
PRICES. a 1
rtl C ill N
Groeob Broe., of Milverton, have added
another high stepping mare to their
string, w"inh will be a campaigner for the
fail faire.
The relines of Stratford onstom0'
office for the month of Kerala are
Free goods, 54,108 ; dutiable geode, 567,-
746 ; and duty collected, $16,442130.
Allen Cameron, Mifabelk, hae purobae-
ed the Money bleak, for which be pey0
51,450. He intends moving Into the
building about May let, living overhead
and using the I weefiats for
hie laundrydr
y
bueineee,
G. L. Money, who has lived in Mitchell
for nearly nine years, has formed a
partnership with Ernest Rnbibenn, of
Niagara, who in well known here, and in
a couple of weeks will locate in Crratford,
Mr. Money's family following about May
lat.
I. Horde stere, Mikhail, narrowly
escaped from a bad lire Satnrday ev-n-
ing. 0n the seoond floor An eleolrfn wire
ignited some goode, but fortunately it
was noticed in good time. Two caper -
11108 were destroyed and the lose although
Hetet, was made good by the Insurance
00,
A. Goebel and T. Oollison, of Mitoball,
attended the dog show in Brantford last
week. Mr. (Jellison was one of the
principle exhibitors, having two red and
one block cooker spaniel doge entered.
Tbey are of the blue ribbon kind and
were awarded four first and one third
51fze
Thee.
annual meeting of the Mifoheil
Sporting Association was held Tuesday
evening of last week. The aoditnre re
port showed a cash belanee of $352 on
hand, with nn unpaid 0100o00t of $2 75
All the old caaere were re Bleated, with
the exception that W. R. Cole takes the
plane of Wm. Forrester au the Oommit•
tee of Management. The president, eeo
rotary and Meears. Colgohonn and Co'e
were appointed a aommltree to fix a date
and make all arrangements for Spring
fair. The Aeeooiation is to become a
member of the Amerioan Trotting As.
0ooialion. Old oertifioatee are to be re.
palled and new ones leaned to each mem-
ber for number of shares they bold at 05
each,
The Mitchell Lawn Bowling Clab;lheld
their annual meeting last week. The at
tendance was one of the largeet in the
club's history and the membership will
probably be greater than in any former
year. The following officers were elected
:—Hon. Pres., A. Barritt { president; E.
F, Davie vioe preeident, W. B. Barley ;
oeoy.-trees., S. A. Hodge. The officers
with E. A. Dunbar and W. R. Cole form
the exeoutive committee. The following
Alps were elected : J. L. Downey, E. A.
Dunbar W. Ell1011, J. Dougherty, F. 0.
Hord, E. F. Davis, S. A. Hodage, Drs.
Burritt; Smith,Atkinean, and Cull. The
club appointed E. A. Dunbar as repro•
ee11tative to the W. 0. B. A. T. S. Ford
accompanied by Mre. Ford, will repro.
gent the slab on the Lawn Bowlers' Old
Country tour during Jane and July.
Ostneadlean .Nc: ww,
Mayor Breault and Ooanoillor Barron,
of Amheretburg, have bren maenad on
quo warranto proaeediaga brought by
ex•Oaanoilior Craig.
The worst snowstorm for twenty-two
years aompletely blooked railway traffic
in Manitoba Red the Western States
daring the past week. •
Smallpox is reported in the town of
Trenton, a mac named Charles Goodman
being ill mad quarantined. Dr. Shined,
of Toronto, was at once sent for.
The Montreal Gazette charges the
Interoolonfal with oarrying grain too
cheap. No each heiooue aoaallation wag
ever levelled agaioot a private company.
Twenty three employees of the
Dominion Iron & Steel Company's bleat
fnrnhaeo at Sydney want out on strike
because the company disohsrged ,e fore.
man,
D. D. Mann denies the report from
Montreal that be is to abandon railway
work for militias. "I oao't afford to
go into patinae," was hie obaraaterietio
statement.
Albert Sinew, of Bervie, broke hie
leg haat week for the third time within
eight. en menthe. The lirot time ma at
it foot -ball game, the second time by a
here° running away.
Bolen Stone oonfeased in the Po foe
Court at Belleville on Monday that elle
had abandoned her ohild on the train be
tweet) Belleville and Trenton. Site was
remanded for a week.
A letter hart been received at the Melbo•
dist ltliseione rooms from Rev. Q.vurttgi,
the Japanese Methodist minieter in Van-
couver, stating that the Japanese among
whom he works hove raised $2,500 for the
war fond of their nation. These -men,
for the most pact are employees of the
oanniog factories along the Fraeer River.
The people of Chatham are making an
effort to have the Thames `improved so
that they will lowness the transportation
advantages of a lake port. The town is
bot a little over nu boar's steaming from
the lake, and the work of making the
river navigable to the ordinary lake
venous not oonaiderod ne of forbidding
extent.
Andrew Denney, of Lala Island, B: 0,,
a brother of the woll•known a0nn0rymao,
was aooidentolly shot dead while driving
home from Vanoonver Sunday. He was
holding n -loaded shotgun between his
knees, and the road being rough, it wag
discharged, blowing his head oft.
Dl'9u07 had been to town to have hie
will d1awn, and aha draft blob ho was
taking home to "think over” was found
on 111, body.
1110 Provincial
Medical Health Officer,
Dr, Hodgette, has completed the health
reports of hie department for February,
and finde that there is still greet neglect
on the part of some medical men in
malting repute to the department. Re.
porta have been reosived from 080 divia•
tone, allowing 2,852 deatho in a popual.
Bon of 1,924,975, or at the rate ot 14.4
per 1,000. In February of last year the
rate was 18 4 the tote; deaths being 2,175
in a pnpnlntion et 1,041,632. Only one
death from smallpox le reported out of
41 oases. SOarlet fever ehowe 18 deaths
out of 261 oases and diphtheria 42 Seethe
in 289 easoo. There were 185 deathe
from doom:motion, en inor81100 of 82 over
February last year, Diphtheria oleo
ehowe an temente of 15 (bathe, Small.
pox shows a decrease of three (loathe and
ecariet fever of 91 (loathe. Manatee were
trevelent in 41 dietriote'net month, b
there was only one death,
I
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S'LYT H.
OPEHW GSE ' C000S
t Easier
O t o t B a a
Goode ever � now, toll o n lam ,aom
NI W i Sprx axe coming y day
and Spring. We've been tiara long enough to know your noade, what
to buy and what to let alone. Wove bought tine merlon to better advantage
than ever before, with the Chances all in favor of lhoee who upend theft -
money here, Opening up the new means crowding oat the old, and between
enough
Or
encouragement enc
e e
a Il e o a do, Th reg
the two we're having n w. a
quick badness in each bargains as these :
Linen Towelling, good width, good value at 7o, for 6o,
Table Linen, 1} garde wide, half bleaob, very epeoial 260,
Rookfaat Drill Shirting, now worth 17o, for 15e.
Grey Cottons at old prices while they last, do, 70, Bo and 10o.
Cottooadee and Moleskins will be toil at old prieee while they lett, now
worth 200, 250 and 300, for 15u, 20o and 25a.
L,dies' Sink Stook Collars, in new deoigne in all colors, with gold
trimming, at 25o, 85a, 50o, 750 and 958.
Ladies' Large Silk Collars, something new, at 60e, 75a and 01.
Ladles' Now Kid Gloves, in all shaded, at 860, 51 and 51.25.
Ladies' Laoe Collars, jet trimming, at 50a, 75o and N.
Don't forget the new (hinge. Make it a point to gee them next tante
on are in the store, No trouble to show goods and no obligation to boy
unless you want to,
Recently important disonverieo of
copper, gold, and aabestoe have been
made In Canada. Large quantities of
uialtleiferoue copper have been located in
Oape Breton Inland. The ore body is
reported to be between 270 and 280 feet
wide, parries gold and silver, and contains
high values in copper and gold. It is
said the property will prove to be among
the largeet copper mines in the world.
Now gold findings at Poplar Creek, Brit.
ieh Oolnmbie, and an importantdisoovery
of aebeotoe in Addington ooanty, On•
tario, are also reported.
STLL IN THE
OLD STAND
While we are not given much
to puffing up our business in the
public print vee desire to thank
our numerous customers for the
hearty support accorded us in
1908, and to state that we are
still in the old stand ready to
attend to their wants.
Wood work repairs promptly
attended to and all departments
of blacksmithing, with a specialty
made of Horse -shoeing and Job-
bing. As we have spent 18 years
in Brussels we think we are com-
petent to understand the wishes
of the public to a good extent.
Call and see us.
S. C . PLUM
Thomas street,
Brussels.
Kincardine Council hoe decided to
build a briok addition on the East side
of 1120 Towa Hell and make other
improvements neoe00ary, ouch as are
escapee. The coat will likely be about
$1500.
The Industrial Exhibition A.esocietien,
Toronto, are being sued in the High
Court tor 51,500 damages. as the result of
the breakdown of a "razzle•dazz'.a"
merry.go round and consequent injari40
to a little girt named 'Edna Flynn, an
August Slut last.
License District
00 1'010+'.
East Riding of Huron.
The East Huron License Commis-
sioners will meet at the
Central Hotel, Brussels.
—0E—
'odnosdayf April ZOth
1904, AT 10 0'000000 A.M.
To take into consideration the
Applications for Tavern
Licenses for 1904.06.
The number of Hotel Licenses
granted last year in the Riding
was 17.
The number of Applications
this year is 17.
J. B. MILLER,
Inspector.
Jamestown, March 29, 1004.
H E Cis, D A C E.
Headache that le con-
gestive.
Ileadache that 1s bil-
tous,
Headache that is neu-
ralgic.
Headache that is nor-
100us.
These conditions aro
overcome by the use of
fp Dr, Laonhardt's Anti -Pill
through removing tho
010.000.
Those oho have pert-
plattrfrg odicalspells ofheadache,
headache
eanociated with melan-
choly, nervous debility.
weakness or trembling
of the muscles, or insom-
nia, should follow up the
use of Anti -Pill once or
twice a week for a fere
weeks after the trouble
has entirely vanished: S0
cents of druggists, or by
addreseing Wu.00x-Fres
Co„ Niagara Palle, Ont.
Free 'ample to any ad-
dress,
ANTI -PILL.
Brussels by James Fox.
MADE BY GEORGE A. SLATER
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We are now opening up for
Ladies or Gents or the Little
Tots either.
We Invite Your Inspection.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
Wo have everything complete and can supply you with any
style of Ilarness at the Lowest Prices consistent with a good
article: We have now for sale one sot Second-hand Team
Harness arid three sets Second-hand Single Harness. Call
and see them.
t FOR BALLS—Two Dwelling Mona, acre of land with eaoh, having largo ana.
email fruits of variotia Rimae,
e�amrs�a= /� ,1 _rw�elal��
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