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THURSDAY, APR, 21, 1904.
Tan Pditors•Of the Wingham Advanoe
and the Clinton Naw Era have been have
ing a wordy duel for several weeks over a
8peeob that 11. Holmes, M. P., .made at.
Wingleam,and some of the upper outs
have neither been polite nor productive
of good. If we were proffering advioe we
would gay
Come aomradee of the facile pen
Cease squabbling over petty things,
But help this Fre to Advanoe
In good, while angels spread their
wioge.
Tries Sommer Sir Wilfrid Laurier and
Mre, Leerier will make a Welt to the
Yukon it is said end thus become person-
ally acquainted with the oountry and
the people. We believe this is a proper
thing to do and if more of the public men
took the trouble bo adopt a similar nourse
in other eeotions of the Dominion it
would remove a large there of the sense -
lees debate in the Benue often winged by
the ignorance of facts. Sir John A. Mo
Donald's for wee that he knew eo many
electors in various seotione of the country
and on his tripe was epproeohable and
took the trouble to interest himself in the
affairs of ibeepublio. It 10 a strong oard
and properly no.
Ton Toronto World had an editorial
on."Ietemperaooe in the Legielature" in
which tbie charge was made :
"The Ontario Legielature is not free
from the influence of liquor ae directly
exerted for the purpose of serving both
politioal and private interests. It is a
notorioae fact that the enormous railway
subsidies voted at a recent eeeeioo of the
Legielature were oarried through in an all-
night sitting, in which liquor Sawed in
copious gnautitiee. It is no secret that
members of the Legislature have beeu
deliberately incepeoitated with Reiner he
order to keep them away from a critical
party division in the house, or to exclude
them from a vote in a committee in
which heavy corporate interests were at
eteke. These praoti0es are no stranger
to the present session of the Ontario
Legielature, The party has its toll and
the oorporetion bas its agent to effect
with alooholio stimulant what they could.
not 0e00re if every member registered
hie vote in strict sobriety, There have
been at the present emotion of the Legie.
Ware members too intoxicated to attend
divisions. Members Bitting on the floor
of the house, too obviously the worse of
liquor to be admitted to a reputable as-
sembly. Members whose attendance at
important committee meetings was pre•
vented by a free administration of etimn.
lent."
The above le certainly anything
but complimentary and if not true the
&f. P. P's, should get after the World and
make it take back tbe statement. We
fear that its reference to some mem.
here is only too true and in this node-
fendable praotioe political lines are not
drawn. If members of Parliament and
this will apply to the Oommoue as well
ae the Legielature, have no more respect
for themselves or the eonetitnenoy they
misrepresent, than to make a "holy
show" of themselves tbe aforesaid non•
etituente should leave tbem at home
nntil they learn what ordinary decency
means or else be sent to a gold mare in.
etitation to sober op. Men are net sent
to Parliemeotaay halls in this en.
lightened age to booze but by clear
beaded thioking, logioat speaking and
fair minded voting to advance the in-
terests of the Province or Dominion. 11
constituencies sabmit to thie kind of be-
haeioar they are abetting an evil that
will belittle them in; the judgement of
people who love goad meats and manly
nondoot.
brines the remit that t:as made its fame.
It 01.1 care 10e most stubborn case in
existence and a bonded guarantee to tbat
ala ct goes with each package.
I; is to be ban at the drug store.
Sold i0 Brussel: by Jas, Fox.
made a hole to whore the sow lay, and
time leaved her life. Tile animal le rapid•
ly gaining etreegth and will soon be ae
healthy tee ever, The Daae le a r'emarlt
able one.
London Conference.
The program for the meeting in Lon
don on the week heginniug May 30, of
the Lo.don Methodist Guliferenne bee
Neu prepared. The stationing Qom•
mitte8 wit meet on Monday atternuoo.
Beginning Titeeday, there will be morn-
ing and afternoon heighten 08ssi01(0, and
the following a'tnivereariee will be Dale•
bested, the speakers for each oouanion be.
ing given :-
Tuesday, May 31. -Sunday School and
Epworth League. Weiliegtou etreet
obeech, 8 p. no. Addreseee, Rev. E. A.
Near, O. B. Seenleyside, 13. A.., ata Rev.
J. W. Baird, 13, A.
Wednesday, June 1. -Educational.
First Methodist Chant:, 8 p. m. Ad.
dresses, Rev. Thomas efanuing, B, A.,
Jnmee H. Coyne, 13. A„ and Rev. Dr.
John Pette.
Thareday, June 2 -Temperance.
Dundee Ventre, 8 p. m. Addreeeee, Reve.
D. el. MoUamue and Dr. Chown.
Friday, June 8,-lteoeption Service.
Wellington street, 8 p. no Addresses,
Revile. Jae. Gellowey and Alfred Brown.
Saturday, done 4 -rheological Union,
Weeley Hall 280 p. m. Lecture, "Im-
mortality," Rev, T. W. Blatchford, 13.
A. Historio'el Society, 8 p. m. Address,
"History of the New Connexion Metho-
dist Obureh." Rev. J. R. Gaudy, D. D:
Meudey, June 6 -Missionary. Firet
Methodist Ohurob, 8. p. ne„ etddreseee,
Reeds. E. Mead, Dr, Sathcrland, and
Mre. J. M. Me:Neaten.
B:ble Readinge eaob morning from
8 45 to 9 45, commencing Wednesday,
June 1, Rev. J. F. McLanghlio, Rev, H,
M. Manning he charge of devotional, and
Revde. H. D. Moyer and W. E. eliileon
the mule.
The eervieee of the Methodist churches
of London will be taken on Suudey, June
5, as follows ;-
Conference Lava-feeet, 9 a. m., con-
ducted by Rev. J. W. Holmes,
Ordiuetieo Sermon, 11 a. m., Rev,
Jasper Wileou, M. A., followed by Or.
dination Service.
Sonday school service, 8 p. m., addres-
see, Revde. 11, E. Outdo and F. E. Mall-
on.
Erening service, 7, sermon, Rev. Dr.
Daniel ; communion, by Rev. 8. Baud.
First Ohureh-11, James Hsueon, D.
D. ; 7, J. H. Oliver ; 3, 0. P. Wells, B.
D., S. W. MoVitty.
Dundee Oentre-11, G. A. Gifford ; 7,
James Livingstone ; 3, W. McMullen, B.
A., W. H. Graham,
Colborne Street -ll, W. Godwin ; 7,
0, W. Brown, B. D. ; ,3, J. 0. Reid, 13.
D., W. Milleoo.
Ceutenuial-11, R. Redmond • 7, W.
G. H, McAllister, 111. A. ; 3, A. E. Lloyd,
S. E. Toll, B. A.
Hamilton Road -11, F. J. Oaten, M.
A.: 7, W. E Esir; 3, Al. J. Wilson, M.
A., D. E. Martin.
Askin Street -11, David Rogers ; 7,
A. Langford, D. D ; 8, W. J. Ashton, S.
T. L., H. Graham, B. A.
Empress Avenne-11, G'. H. Cobble -
dick, B. D. ; 7, H. W, Locke ; 3, G. H.
Long, A. J. Longford.
11111 Street -11, J. J. Sinclair ; 7, H.
J. Uren ; 3, A. E. M. Thompson, 13. A,
H. E. Kellmgton, B. A.
Hieb Street -11, 0, F. Clarke ; 7, J.
W. Baird, 13 A. ; 3, L. W..lteid, B. A.
Richmond Street -11, W. M. Pomo-
roy ; 7, E. F, Armstrong, B. A. ; 3, J.
W. Huebert.
Sansingten-11, Geo. Jewitt ; 7, T.
W. Blatobford, B. A. ; 3, G. W. Revere,
B. A. ; J. H. Ooterhont, 13. D.
Melrose -10.30 and 7, P. W. Jones.
Hyde Perk -3, Peter Myers.
81. John'e-7, Peter Myers.
Rev. Jasper Wilson, ed, A„ of Ridge -
town, is the President, and Rev. W, E.
Kerr, of Blenheim, is the Secretary.
'THF WORST ICINI).
After Piles have existed for a long
time end passed through different etegee,
the enfforzeg is intens --pain aching,
tbroebinO, tumors form, fleed to berating
with beck bl.od.
8ynt tomb indicating other troub'ee
may upper 13 n therenobiy Pite•eiok
person.
T'0:e is wheel Hem Reid, the only
in'tereal, the only ebeulata Pre cure,
Varsity medioet students have com-
plained of an increase in exeneinatiuu
fees.
A department of forestry is to be add.
ed to the Ontario Agriculture College,
Guelph.
A. new 840 000 chapel win be.erected et
Assumption Coliege, Eandwig,(7, this
Sommer,
The Leland Hotel property at Winnie
peg was parebased by E. J. R•,chen for
5320,000.
The poifee heve pat a atop to prefer:.
0icnee br-ZUneie Afa0treal. mea resale of
the reruewo ctoel3ec. tragedy,
The ontiekaming Iiailoeo7 Gone
roiettiOn ere have awarded len:, reeve f .r e
three -spare ariiteen anrnee the ef..ctreai
Biller snit Car avatar Banka..
r y fel fug ntl'.1 P.Wt-l30mtd Ore, a s
Ceitalou, an :11a r : lg t a 1038 r
ir000 grams 4(1933138813'3 «1'e marl
Esi3.33i 'br vita .tiil:Giiu"1 e,ii,er..
7gre tute.t'aet. :Jut t.<aipaat.,-O*
984.7-4 '0 a089. 031 r. ;ie:. Tut o. r.Yr.'e tat
fe:l tib+ riff h,snut,t 3:(11:11 ..1.6,wit«ts..
and sereroiytn;,.afiu e'+llrzt I"+.4 r,*•r st
latter Stewart.
The:datiwn," rrommio_yi:9t oak
a eet•hank 1y the ,re.e', •. v.,re.-
Governer,in-cnnucti Ohm tr e,e "t.O r ✓- : .
of a deoisiou' rendered n!. ton Itat v e
Boardin the Tweed IvK arae,
a era ea
A•oorcener's jury, womb theeeti3a :
the •death ref JSmee feraig of .r1.e;etn t
near Peterbarongn, sex. 0881e agoo.. bee
decided that he died from strychnine
poisoning, adminietered by uoF9 rwn
bande.
Troth to sometimes more strange thea
fiction. Sub is the case in the story
related by CharlesChelter®0v of the bane
line, near Oshstee, On December 3§.11,
1908, Mr. 0ha1iereon threelled for G.
Pierce on his farm, eget Weet W Oshawa
rte threshing was bora ono
Bratton. Wh d
a eow belonging to Mr. Pierce was sc.
oidentany and unknowingly covered op
with etraw, and seen no more bili March f
let, 1904, when she crawled out from 1
Underneath the straw etaok. The long l
oopii.nentenk of 75 daye, withoat food 0r
drinks, redacted her to a skeleton, but she
had life enough to walk. The aatt1e bad
by continually rubbing 03a1n81 the stook t
Perth County.
Farmere around St, Marys nay that the
hard fr: ate are baviug a bad effect on the
Fall wheat.
At a cangretationel meeting at Knox
devot, St. Marys, it wee decided to
prlrchaee 1. naw pipe organ at a o0et of
ate met 131.850.
some of the Mitchell :ports will likely
gat themse gee into tronb:e us mnekrat
eee4ita }1s.e oaeed, and they are still
oea them.
anent! meeting of the
res - , -ft eee se e Evangelised
ova. e. nt.. tine Evangelical
e fele ^.7.833.
see ? tees el. Y.. Lee been laid
fk. f.tied Winder r block,
+t.. a •.re shank ,.f f+r-
.�:t t... ,•Si. .e it303001r.tt.
rt. ere. re-e.ri. teat 0318, a very r.aii-
'v., t. =•r,:t et tau fax mill, Al.toheli.
els e• .. xeeret to (brew le felt eft with
r~it fere t.1.:: tole :ere wee eenzht by 1t and
,",e"r t s teset.e fracture 1. Hie leg was
i
P
ug wee 'v }r1 'e
t r e . 11 edandR,rai d:
r ne
ce herr eel- ;f Impeoter Irwin, of
he, e fere1a:1 r.re tI b(0 .ege broken a
wea•1. oto 03' orwere where be was visit.
ink-w,ai.e his father at Mrs. (Rev.) 0.
flari1,4M's the base fraise/tether. The
homes 0rtefn.5ieree ihroagh an eocideet
with a beeyc:e.
Wm Brown, St. Marys, was around
with a petition whistle is being largely
etan?d r3 grant a ri0enee to the "King
Edward" betel, wheels in to be erected in
0.
the I. 0. F. bleak on Water Street
P
e Barna is tr0nefor
when the mad by the
architect, carpenter and painter.
John McCulloch, who lived in 91.
Marys about twenty year8 ago, and who
bee for a unrnber of yeare resided in
North Dlkota, has bought the St. John
farm at Blauehsrd, and he and hie eon are
making preparations for Betting on it;
the rest of big family will follow in the
near future.
IC it 11B R S +; ,<.l al P 0 k3 d
Harry Bnrronghe, a G, T. 13 brake.
man, who received eeyeral Blight lojuriee
near Toronto a fete daye ago, is recover.
lug at hie home in Logan.
Mre. Fred Rishl, of Monkteu, was
atrioiten with pareiyaie a ebur1 time nee,
wed wan very mak, but we are gl,3. to
813te that the old lady le imprnviug.
The farm of Gustave Balm (.1ecensd),
on the 18tH coeo,eoion of L'lgere"in 0.'u•
te
taiuing fifty 0oree as sold by p btut.
tion in the Monkten hotel April 1.!t for
98,040 to Adam 1'Creseler,
The St. Itierye Argue eels that the
public 8obool hated of that town rr0-•ive.l
a oommunieatioo from the Sturgeon
Salle board, asking 00 opera1ian, bet
"dropped it like a 1101 coal."
The Trnetee Board of the 11'ft. Pleasant
Methodist church, Walloue townehtp,
have secured a free deed of the !Wild neo
meaty from Ww, King, and work will
begin at etme, on the erection of their
now cherub.
While 10890ating some engineering
wo,it in Tomtit° W. 3, Larkworthv, of
Mitchell, met with au ao0ldent resulting
in severe i• jeri8e to bin left etrrn, He ie
recuperating et home in Mitchell fur a
few weeks.
A seriuue aoaident happened on Sun-
day night of hist week to Joe, Querin,
Neeson. When he was bedding hie horse
he was kinked twice, 01100111 the etomnoll,
Ate he fell baekwarde he reoeived another
kink on the jaw, end also split the flesh
on the lower akin. The greeter member
al his teeth were knooked out. A Dr,
from Carthage was immediately called
and dreseed the wound. On Monday Mr.
Qnerin wes taken to Stratford hospital.
The 0. R. Somerville Paper flux 00.,
who heve opened up 0 brantth faat'ry in
Stratford in the old Cardigan Overshoe
factory, commenced operations about two
weeks age. At present th•:re are only
bye girls employed, but the stuff will be
inoreaeed, ea aeon as the ordere require
it. The goode now bring manufactured
ere ohiefly biscuit boxes and the ether
coarser kinds, the fancy boxee being al,lde
in the London factory. The chief Arm
being enpplied in Stratford is the
Mooney Bieonit and Gaudy Co.
The Y. M. 0. A. direr/tore, Stratford,
held their monthly meeting recently.
The eecretary'e report for March showed
3,193 attendances at the Y. M. 0. A.
building during the month, an average of
108 a day. There had been 496 bathe
taken, an average of 16 ; there were au
average of 14 a deny in the gymnasium,
The evertors attendance at the Sunday
0 18000on'8 mous meeting lied been 74 ;
the Sunday morning Bible class showed
au inmreeea to the average of 40. Tbe
glee Mob meets weekly with a member.
abip of 80 dud average attendance of
M=8110.
A largely attended meeting of the
First Presbyterian uhurob congregation
was held in the basement of the cherub,
St. Marys, et wbioh at was nnanimottely
decided to present to Rev. E. McWil•
liame, of Hamilton, a call to their
church. As delegates to Hamilton Pres.
betery, John Maclean, A. Weed and Dr,
MOGorman were appointed to present the
call and urge upon bir.'MoWilliame its
aoueptan08. Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Meder.
0tor of the Firet church during the vaoau•
oy, was 0, quested to urge a meeting of
the Stratford Presbytery before May to
order that the call to Rev. MoWilllame
might be 1000(1oned before the Preeby-
tery of Hamilton meets, wbioh will ke
early in May.
On Tuesday of Met week. klieg Mate
Mogk, of Bornholm, was united ie
marriage to Augoet Bauer, of the tenth
concession of Logan. Promptly at two
o'clock the wedding party lett the home
of the bride and prooeded Westward
tsward the Lutheran chutoh, where the
ceremony' wee performed by Rev. Mr,
Weigand. On their return home the
dainty weddteg breakfaet wee served in
the dining room, which was beautifully
decorated with evergroene and bunting,
This over the floors were soon cleared
that all might indulge in the popular
amusement, the danoe. Precisely at 9
p. m. the royal ahariveri party arrived
and arranged tbemeevee around the
outside of the houee. One might almost
imagine himself at Port Arthur amid the
din and roar of battle, as th'e load report
of gone and firearms arose in the night
air, followed by the 1(0(80 of the oiroolar
now, The party grew bolder tee the
exoitemeut inareeaed, and they at hast
succeeded iu bringing out the bride and
groom upon the verandah. After some
bantering they were generously rewarded
by the groom and departed, leaving the
gneste to 0(3oy uudietnrbed the light
fantaene until dawn.
A new industry ie shortly to be started
in Stratford, being pone other than the
raising and fattening of poultry for the
English market. A oompauy known e8
the Canada Poultry and Prodnoe Cam.
pany, Limited, and having that object in
view, was formed in that city Iaet,Winter
with an authorized capital of 94,000, the
provisional direotore being R. Boer,it, 12.
G. Delaware and F. 13. Dea00n, Mean.
while plane are being pumped forward as
rapidly as possible. Tbirty-one three of
land on the MoPhereon heights opposite
the park have been purchased as it tate
for the company's hennery, cootraote
hove leen let for the buildings end it is
expected that work will be started thio
week. The buildings are to be frame
etrnctores with cement fenndatione,
When finished they will be five in num
her, bat el theme only three will be built
tbi, year, a large breeding house 192 feet
by 16 feet, a two story building 91 feet
by 24 feet and at incubator house 24 feat
by 3F, feet. The plan of these buil/Sege
is that of the government experimental
station, which in conceded t0 be the beet,
The breeding hoose is to be divided into
8cratehing and roosting pens by a par,
When running its enure length, while
erose partitione, every eight feet divide it
into tweety -four 'motions,LIa ohI
Bo
k
being to keep the diffeent brawling
smoke by themselves-. :the smaller two-
storey building will be given up to fatten-
ing armee, each one being G feet high, 18
Leet long and 16 feet wide, end farufehibl;
room for 15 birds, These crates are
made of open slats with troughs ramping
along the front to contain food, The
oejeot of keeping the fowls shut ay in
mush a manner, of ooar8e i0 to prevent
them from taking too mnoh 0xerm88, !trod
it is estimated Chet by the use of the
and t can be a1 n
armee a 0 of fa on t a
p P
coat of about 5 5 dente, while the selling
prise delivered in the English market is
16 cents, The stook of fowl will be
oompoeed entirely of thoroughbred
barred Plymouth Rooke. When all the
buildings are oompleted the oap0o!ty Wilt
be for 800 trying hone; in the breeding
pens and 6,000 in the fattening mates,
and itis estimated that teem 160 to 200
will be killed every day for shipping,
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The intention, of mirth, 10 to rein all
these fowl oil tier prenlieE:8, hut for the
fl e4 e0.e at 10341, the 5911 l e
P have
to depend 1orgely on whatthey01111
pnrahn08 from fawners trod fatten, tie the
bu'idiuge 0113 hardly ba tlnished before
betohin•t time le over.
Bre J011180 ()ninon, of Peuneylvania,
anuonr 010 an inveeinu Ur Toronto by hie
evangole.tie band of Q 1011er0 early in
May, i%
The L. E. ,2 D. 1t. 11, Company are
applying at Ottawa for power to establish
a ferry service at Sandwich, on tbe
Detroit River.
Tire Victorian Order of Nerves fe ask•
Ing Toronto City Counsel for (1 grant le
enable them to a0uthlne their work
among the poor.
The late Sam. Riohardeou, of the
Riohardeon 110088, '.L'orooto, bit an eetate
of 978,000, and legatees amounting to
94,200 to Toronto ah0rities.
Mayor Sharpe, OE Winnipeg, mauls
that the Toronto city Outwit be invited
to attend in a body the Dominion Ex•
'abater, in the Western oily.
The Oa,Odian Pork Packing Company,
of London, hues reelected their working
roue one half on 0eeount et Danieh Dom.
petition in the British markets.
The Public School Board of Sturgeon
Falls line provided for funds to carry oil
the 00mpeigu against the School AM
reoenity paeeed by the Legislature,
Experte expect that tour million acres
wilt be seeded in Manitoba this year, and
that, following peat experience the
"herd winter" will be for/erred by n good
growing Sommer.
The net value of the estate of the late
Andrew Frederick Gault, of Montreal,
was 131,467,570, Of this 971,000 of
property was in Ontario. ❑e bequeathed
2 tol
13.S4, 00 kr,ntr a
e l oha•ities.
Eaeteru Ontario baa again eholvu that
it is a good pleas to live lo'g and die old.
The deaths are announced of ere.
Donald Meodonelt, of Glengarry, 107,
and of Kenneth MoGillivery, of Moore
Creek, sued 101.
Hon. Thomas Greenway predicts that
within the next half century "Canada
will have three big oitine-Winnipeg,
Montrreiand Vancouver," and that in
time Winnipeg moat become the gre0tesb
oily in Canada,
The Iodnatriel Exhibition concessions,
Toronto, will ail be gold by tender this
year, ivatead of by private sale, es form-
erly. The famous Webly Small Arms
Ootnpany of England bee applied for
specie for this year'e exhibition.
Copies of the new militia bill have been
printed and distributed. Two of the
thief obalgee, as already explained, ate
those under wbioh an :fiber of the
Imperial army can be selected from any
part of tbe empire, and the (mieeion of
the provision ander which in • time of
war the oommaud of the Ouuadian militia
was to devolve upon the offiner in oharde
of the Imperial forces in the Domiuion.
Other ameedmente proposed are, how•
ever, of considerable interest. Tbe
permanent force is to be increased to a
m0xanum of 2,000, and the period of
Retinal training fixed at no lees than 12
and not more than 30 days. At the
present time the period is mot less than 8
and not more than 16. Authority is
given to create the temporary rank of
trigadier•geueral, and to promoteoolenele
holding executive positions upon tbe
headgnartere ONE or affioere who have
rendered valuable services to the depart-
ment to the honorary rank of major•
generale upon retirement. I1 ie also
provided that in the event of ebeenoe
from Canada of the general cflioer
commending the Canadian militia, the
command is to devolve upon the next
eeoi,,r Qombatent officer on the he0d-
quartere ateff.
POISONED.
Rartli J',110011 1v created Whe1t. Food does
not d8Ceo1 tutu that le when Sickness
Q)etutucnees.
If the man or women who dopa not feel
right, will at none loon to potting the
etemach right they will etrlite the right
key. Every ache and every pain is a cry
of pniene, too much of whi011 has been
made in the prooeee of oo0verting food
into nutriment. It may be the bankaeho
or eideaabe of the kieneve telling they etre
overtaxed and uanuot filter the poison,
Ir mdy be weight, pain or dietrese in the
91nmpde that tens of fermentation and
decomposition instead of. digestion, It
may be headache, dull, depressed, wbioh
telie poison has reached the fluid which
eurr. ands the h•uln cells. The brut
cause in theeame-laok of gastrin joins
to properly ni_eet. ANTI•PILL, the
Great System Trea'ment, ie a new
discovery which e0 00te on the mu0ou0
membrane of the stomach, a natural
euppiy of gaetrio jui0e is aeenred. To
prove the woes/lariat notion of ANTI.
PILL, you may have a free trial bottle
by addresoing Wilson•Fyle Co., Niagara
Galls, Ont.
Sold 111 1300/0810 by Jae, Fox,
IMPORTANT NOTICES
DICK SttLE-LOT 207 AND
dwolliug tbereou, Nortln-wont 0000Or
yr ilnam ttu11 Albert erreots, 1i 1.0•,8,,0.
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I-i01(r BORN YEJABJING
Null fey rale, red In oolor and brad
from 1st mien ate alt, Lot 28, 00(1 alt Gray,
J. D. MoNAllt, fir- praetor, Ornubronit P, 0.
'q1/14 Allt Pl1T'SSIN('r,_TIII17 UN..
ADnitk11174111) 19 prepared to attendto
orders for Lair dressing in owitubeo made
from 80m1'luge or out hair. 01118, 11.. T.
BINGSTON, 01111 st1Oet,13rueeole. 30 6
APIs 21, 1001
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Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24, 0.0, 13., X
Brueeelu meets 1n their Lodge lissom, Itlue- a
bill Block, oil the 2utl and last 'Tuesdays of eli�
8,1011 mouth, at 8 8'810011. Visiting brethren
alwaye welcome, JA8, BUilGP88 C, R,
WALTLR SN1I11H,
OBEY TO LOAN. -$25,000.
We bane the above amount of pre-
veto funds to loan oil reel estate mortgages
at 41 and a per pont, .11aey terms of rte-pky•
snout and costs Of 1et11 moderato,
PBOIIDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR,
Barristers, &o., Godorlolt,
3 THORO' BRED SHORT BORN
Bulls for sale. Ono is 1year old and
tie+ etnor two 39unger, Also several resist.
°rod 1)0tvs and inciters, Apply to JAMES
SPEW, Lot 30, Con, 6, Mor to Twp„ or Brits -
sets P. 0, 22.11
rnHOR0' • BRED YORKSHIRE
Pow Fon Sera. - The undersigned
offers for sole one Thorp' -bred Yorkshire
8„w, 39 years old, in pig to his tboreehrod
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TI0ROLSnhog.
(eo0minp Liule W011(8), R.
xis, Belgraye P. 0. 83.10
Board. of Health Notice,
To the public of Brunets :
The tine Is approaching when all yards
and water -0180810 RUST be °leaned up. All
persons 80000000,3 mast note this as the
law will be strictly enforced. 8lgnod in be.
half of the Board of Health.
03.0 14. PAUL, chairman.
'ANTED,— SPECIAL territories, to
n 10 telentuuty,wd..d.
Joining an terr,turleo, to represent and adver•
ties an 0181 oetab(elletl business h0ura o1
solid nnanaiid standing, Salary 821 weekly,
with espeutoe advanced each Monday by
aback direct from headquarters. Horse
and buggy fur. tailed whoa necessary ; noel -
Oen pelweu0ut, Address Blew Bros, & Oo.,
Room 610 Monou Bldg., Chicago, 111.
Prize Winning Short
Horns for Sale.
Right young Belle from Imported and
home broil 00w0 got by imported Sire Also
Cows and Heifers of different ague,
A few pure bred Berkshire Pigs, 10 weeks
old, for salo.
Have a quantity of Seed Peasthe Early
Juno variety, to dispose of. It is it wadium
sized white pea and were grown from seed
from near North Bay and yielded over 37
busbels to 1118 ,,ore, tree of bugs.
Will also sell a good aged working and
driving horse.
83.11 D. 1MMILN1, & SON, Ethel.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BULL FOR, SERVICE.— THE
Undersigned will keep for earvfoe a
thoro' bred Durham bull, on his farm ad-
joining Brussels. Terme, $1 OQ. with Privi-
lege of returning it necessary.
CEO. ROSB, Proprietor,
REAL ESTATE.
11-OOD FARM FOR, SALE.-
lJf The nuderaigued Mears for 'sale her
excellent farm, located oil Oon, 10, Grey
township, and containing 1148 acres, There
is a uomfortnblo ieume cottage, bank barn,
good driving shed, orchard, sbc., on the
premises, l'arm is well drained and fenced.
It is also well watered by the river Mait.
land and an invaluable Spring. Convenient
to market, Bahoo] and ohurehes. Per price,
terms and other particulars apply o0 the
premises, oris by letter to 3(108, T. CA L•
DER, Proprtetrese, Oranbreek P. 0, 801f
.00 ACRE FARM FOR. SALE,
being are 11, Can, 4. Grey town•
ehfp, 80 ae'oa el«ared, balance 3,08(3, There
la a good house, bank barn, orchard, &e.
Well fenced and farts 10 good oonnletien; 21
acres of Pall wheat in. 6 mites from tirus-
sole; only 4. of a 'mile from church and
11 mites from school. 0.8016110 could
bo given to snit the purchaser. I0i,r nn-.
Mier pari tattlers as to price, terms, &u , ap-
ply on the promisee to A. WWI Proprie-
tor, or at THE Poste, Brussels, 21 1l
1i1ARMVIS FOR SALE. — 350
amen lirot•o3ase land in the Township
Of Greyy-1At10, Cuu. 14, 1L0 smmut; Lot 17,
Con I4, 100 sores; and wl Lot 18, Oen. 14,
60 aero,. -260 aorta. All in excellent condi-
tion with fl,et•obtso bulldlugq ; brick house
with all modern conveniences, and large
haukbarn, root and straw hoose, stables.
&a. Well watered. Prone 80 to 40 Bores of
guod hardwood bush. Lot 111, Cob, 73, aim-
teluing 1.00 nerve of fIrotolase laud, good
frame house and large batik barn nearly
new, fete property can be sold in two or
three 1000ls to 8011 paurchasers, Terms
liberal, Also n cernmodious dwelling 1101100
and lab in B111,41016. Por fa,111et portico -
lora ape lv to the owner of the premises,.
LAUOLIN 1010311711., of to 314 0, Li,0.13110,
Brussels, 21•tf
BEAUTIFUL , ?ILL
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OUR Spring Opening was a decided
success and we desire to return
thanks for the large attendance of
Ladies and 111)0enero s 1
g u patronage ae-
corded.
We were never better able to
suit people than bbig 888,8011 and we
will be pleased to be favored with your
order.
A. very nice stock of Iteady-to-wear
Flatshand, on
Special attention given to Mourn-
ing Millinery. In Ordered Work we
guarantee satisfaction and give you the
Latest and most Up-to-date Styles,
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1+,41'1'1'1; unfavorable weather our Opening proved "
finite a euceess, Never before have we had such
an Elaborate showing and Dover were prices so fair.
Now is the time to select your Spring Hat while
you have the stock in all its Freshness to choose
from. `
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Our Ready -to -wears are a marvel of Style and 0
Chrcapneso. Cliildron's Hats from 50c. upwards,
It will pay you to give us a call.
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Having removed our Implements to the
��s `..i OP Two Doors West
afV 1. Air of Market Scales
We will there show a complete line such as Binders, Mowers, Drills,
Relies, Cultivators, Plows and harrows.
Cert lily 7ci, wear the Best Goads
Then make no mistake—buy PROST & WOOD. Do not be forced
to settle for inferior machines, but bay where you will not be asked
to settle until your purchase is giving satisfaction.
We have "Bells" Tread Powers, Ensilage Cutters, Land Rol-
lers, etc. ; the Myers and Tweed Por11s, Slings, Cars, etc. ; tbe
Elmira Hay Loaders and Side -delivery Rakes.
The Celebrated 'Woodstock Wagons and Wetlaufer Combination
Racks. Canada's Best Build—the "Brockville" Carriages.
The World-wide Famous Singer Sewing Machines.
See our Royal Canadian Brand Pure Manilla (660) Binding
Twine, also our best Pure Manilla in IIay Fork and Sling Rope,
before buying elsewhere.
NEIL S. McLAUGHLIN.
WILTON & TURNBULL
Ail Kinds of Hardware,
±A 77 The largest and most enecessfhl paint
.EA11 Over d80tore in feleworldsellCburch'sAlubau-
'13.e World. tile, Klletlles wldeb decay upon
ceilings seawalls breed ttbanr.s
-they peel and Maenad 0b wren/lily.
AlaimsKna"/frows harder with sop.. Cold water and abrtleh is all
that'8' needed. 'WO 8000(8mend it for -Its henitl1Nlnust-rho ease with
which It is applied -Rs durabilityy. Let minnow you the twentyueuu0fu1
tents (a0dw11ite), Of Cllurch'e 31(1960thn0, (Never Bold to bulk.)
ALAASTM
OttSold by WILTON & TURN BULL
A Large Supply of the
Finest
CLOVER,
TIMOTHY,
MANL and
IP SEEDS
GROWN, at