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TLIURSD 4 Y, APR. 28, 1904•
Prey Council Meeting.
The Connell met pnreuunt to order in
the Township Hall at 10 o'clook, a. m.
The peeve in the ohair, and other mem•
bere ail present, athletes of lest meeting
read and approved. The Llogineer's
reports on the Silver Corner's drain im
proyemeut, and -Hislop Muuioipal drains
were received by the Ulerk on the 10:11
day of April and it wee moved by Turo
bull,eeoouded by Grant that the Clerk
notify all peroone seemed for said drains
of the estimated Dost of the drains, and
the amount of their armament, and that
the Engineer's reports will be read and
considered on the 800) day of April at
Long's Hall, Oraubrook, Carried.
Moved by Frain, seconded by Fraser that
the agreement greeent of the Oontraotors on the
Whitfield Monioipal drain as executive
be accepted and that the Reeve be autb.
orized to sign the same on behalf of the
eorporation, and that the corporate seal
be attached thereto, and ane copy of the
said oontraot be fired with the Oierk
Carried. Moved by Freese, seoonded by
Tumbril! that Grant and Frain examine
the Calder bridge on the 12th ooneeesion
to see if it is advisable to repair the
present one. If not repaired then a new
bridge will have to be built this Sumner.
Carried. Messrs, McNeil, Z "igler, Steles
and ahiele applied to have their Road
division made the same as it was before
the change was -made at the Maroh
ni.eeting. Moved by Frain, seconded by
Fraser that the request be granted and
that lot No, 16 on the 14th von, be put in
Division No. 4 for statute labor.
Carried. On motion of Frain and
and Turnbull the following amounts
were ordered to be paid —Aenry Fogel
on contract 14th oon. drain, 335 00 ;
John A. McKay nails 14th eon. drain,
270.; Joebna Cole repairing Ethel bridge
abetment, $4,00 ; Thomas Straoban jr ,
gravel, 35 76 ; limner & Bitable, spikes
for Ethel bridge abutment, 280. ; .James
Coloioneb assisting Engineer on BleLean
drain, $1.50; Angne Carmichael neeisting
engineer on IToLean drain, $3 00 l
R Livingston, 'Phone, 35e.; John White,
Riling washout lot 6, con 2, $2 00 ; John
A. McKay spikes, 840. ; Nelsen Askin
repairing culvert lot 10 son, 14, 75s. ;
Raymond MON.wght removing obstruo•
tions Beauobamp drain, $2.00 ; George
Oliver, Interest, $100 ; George Oliver,
for scraper, $20 00. On motion of Grant
and Fraser Oounoil do now adjourn to
meet on April 30th, at 11 a. m. at Long's
Hail, Cranbrook. JOBS MCINTOTu, Clerk.
The Cheese Trade 1908.
In bis report regarding the disease
trade for 1003, A. W. Grindley,
Agent of the Department of Agriculture
in Great Britain, makes Domesuggeetione
that merit the attention of makers and
exporters. He says :—"The cheese sea•
eon of 1902 was a most suooeeefal due ;
there was a large increase in the mien.
tits, and the steady improvement in the
quality was so great, that in spite of very
heavy supplies the prions realized on the
whole were eatiefaotory. The mild sweet
palatable Bayern, ae distinguished from
the heated and biting abaracter so
notioeable in former years, has created a
large consumptive demand, which will
have a tendency to do away with the
disproportion in value between Canadian
and English Cheddar.
The practice of shipping too new or
"green" menet be too emphatioaily
condemned as it not only spoils the Bele,
but harts the reputation of Canadian
obeeee. The salesman as well as the ex
porter are to blame for seeding three
immatare cheese, and the patrons of
faotoriee should theist that their cheese
should beheld in the outing room until
ibis in such a oondition as will give
satisfaotfnn to the British crammer.
coon 00arN0 oP ORBBBE.
The differentia in the quality of obeeee
held in the Government cool caring
rooms was very uotiot•able, not only in
quality, but in geoeral appearance.
This improvement ie due to cool mnriee
and "waxing" the cheese which also hue
the advantage of preventing a consider•
able per°entaee of shrinkage. During
the season of 1902 when ,'waxed" cheese
fleet appeared ou the British market,
some of the Grocers'. Aesooiatione ob
jeoted, and even went so far ae to de.
wand au ailowanoe in weights, but it
was soon proved that there was leas
ehriukage, whitb, added to the improved
quality and appearance of the cheese,
quickly created a brisk demand for
cheese coming from the Government
curing etatioue, at an advance in pride
oompared to cheese doming from ordin-
ary faatoriee.
BOXING 005055.
The pre05ntage of broken boxes was
110t BO high during 1908, although it
Still runs very high ranging from 5 to 25
per cent. The falling off in breakage is
due to :—(1) Damp Benison, wbioh mattes
the boxes less brittle. (2) More care on
the part of the Shipping companies in
loading, stowing and disobarging oar.
goes, this work being closely watched by
the -Inepeotore'01 sone I)epesttnent, (8)
The gee of boxes of better quality. Tee
latter point was very notioeable in cheese
coming from the Government oaring
stations, the boxes being made of heavier
material ; the percentage of brake'
boxes did not run above two per tient,
whish proves that it is faits economy to
buy cheap boxes. Care should be taken
not to nee:green, unseasoned boxes as
the cheese, particularly the top and
bottom, may be damaged in quality from
this oanes alone.
GRIN BRAND ON 050050.
Leading Bribieh importer% ot Canadian
oheeae aro in favour of branding cheese
indelibly with the month fn whine they
are made, Some years ago "September"
cheese booame the favorites, but owing
to the improvement in the quality of
oheeee made during iuly and Augnet,
beonght about by the eyetem of 'cool
oaring" introduced by .the Department
of Ak B)Onitate, the makes ofother
menthe have proved to be nearly as good.
in quality as Sep ember's'.
It is claimed that dneeropulous dealers
in Canada a% well 0.5 in Great Britain
quote "September"5" at snob low pekes
that the supposition is that they are the
Make of Other months and any inferiority
in quality ie not discovered until after t
delivery ili taken. If the month or make,i
was branded be the oheeae they Would be 1
seta On their t otdtp, and speetlltto10 99b3
bought °beep lloee 'et July, August,
0110080 or November malted would be
debarred from quoting them by sable or
otherwise as " leeptember'e."
id! u><•tlNerff•it.
While 0111111 g meat J. D. So°tb had the
,nlefortuue to give Iiia lett band a bad
gash, oohing tbs extensus tendon teatime
to the thumb.
At the lest regular meeting of (tenet
blowiok, No. 84, 0. 0. b'., Vtn'. Watters
wee eleoted representative to the High
Court, which meets in Toronto on the
second Toaaday in Jana.
Mrs. J. T. Wiggles -and family left on
Tuesday mor0iug of last wools for Oxbow,
Ansa„ to join her hnebaud there. Word
came ou the uoou mail telling her not to
go for two weeks. Sbe was accompanied
by two bloOlement girls, who aro going to
font their tallier at Eatevan, Asea.
Robert Dulmage, of Saek„Loor', Seek.,
brother of 111re. J. Molise, of Fotdwioh,
after spending the Winter in Ontario, le
preparing 10 return home as soon as navi-
gation opens in the Northern lakes, pre.
faring a journey partly by water to the
long, tedious' trip by rail, Mr. Do mage
has been in the prairie Country about a
quarter of a aeutery, and has a well es
tablished and successful general stele
business at his home, Saskatocu,
se role.
Joe Rattenbnry has been aoufined to
bad with phut. ley.
W. J. Sieveueon, manager of the
eleutria light works, hoe embarked in the
goal business,
John MrE.ven lies pnrohased the
Aikenbead farm on the 2nd eau., of Stan.
ley, fora aousideratiou of a little over
350110.
W. Rive hes resigned bis poeition with
the Doherty Organ Co , and goes to Tor'
onto the first of the month to accept a
position there.
Alf. Moore Las been suffering from
gangrene in one of his feet. A toe was
recently amputated, but the disease bas
not yet been fully oheaked and he is ie a
critical oonditu,u,
Rev. A, McLeod, a former Huron old
bay and Clinton Cotiegien was renewing
old acquaintances here. He goes to
Winnipeg ae nseiateat in the 1%rgeet
Prtebyterien aberab in that city. .
The many friends of Mrs. A, IL Good•
wits w,11 learn with rsgret of her illness
and that it was deemed nsosasary tint she
undergo an operation which was pet' -
formed on Monday of last weak, when a
tenser 1005 removed from her breast.
The b'iolsons Bank has moved to the
Tiedall block. The new office which is
64x18 feet, be proneutoed by competent
judges to be one of the most handsomely
fitted up bank offices in thio proviuoe.
The counters are of a beaotifal quartered
oak finish in the dull, while the railings
are of a brass with glass panels.
John ' Thompson, the assessor of
Goderiab township, bas finished hie
work and handed in hie roll at the reoent
meeting of the council. The following
epitome will be of interest as allowing
the Rerea_e, amount of live stock, eta :—
$1,473 380 aaeeanrd valve, 52,314 agree in
township, 42,454 ()leered, 3,480 wood
land, 6.350 waste or swamp, 1.824 erobard
or garden, 2,758 Fall wheat, 785 children
between 5 and 21 years, 667 males be.
Omen 21 and 60, 2250 parsons rated ea
residents, 885 names on the roll, 29 births, -
14 deaths, 6536 cattle, 1532 sheep, 8974
bog', 1668 horses, 11 steam boilers.
The following hotels were granted
licensee :—Goderich—Fred. Davie, Ed.
Swartz, Ellis Bros„ Annie Keene, Wm.
Babb, Sen. Seethe, M. Farr, D. Sire,
tavern Soenees, and Walter Baena, chop
license. Clinton—.Joe Rattenbnry, of
Rattenbnry House, J. J. MoCangbey, of
the Commercial and J. W. Braodeuber•
ger of the Mason House, tavern licenses,
Thos 13e11, strop license. Wingbam—G,
B. Ree, Alex. Orr, Orr Bro+„ Jas,
Broadway and W. L Hanson, tavern
licenses. N r shop. Blyth—Mrs. Fanny
Anson, 5. Ental', tavern licenses. Aob•
field—Iiebeila 3It;fongh and W 7, Blount.
ata, of Dnogaonen; Alex, Young and
Neil BleDooald, Kin.afl ; Nelson Pierson,
Port Albert, ail tavern liceneee. Col
-
beroe—Wm, Glazier, of Dunlop, taveru
0X1050. Hallett—Thos. Hill, of Landes.
bore'.
rs,•„•,t, M. ret.
Jas. Dey bee l ooepted a situation ae
brakeman on the L , H. & 13. freight
train,
Mrs. John Fowler, of the Wingham
Junction, celebrated her Nod birthday
on 'Monday, 14th hint.
liefi R,oe., furniture dealers, are hay
ing their place of bueineea p •liehed up
with paint, new psper, &a.
Mr, Robertson, an employee of the
foundry reeeived word on Monday of
Ian week ot the death of his mother at
Oam`nahie.
Town Clerk Ferguson recently heard
from Mrs. Pelton, formerly a reetdent of
Wingllum, but naw of California. They
were busy with their baying,
Wingham Basoball Olab intend open
ing the ninon on Msy 24eb by a game on
the Town Park with the Cargill teem
and perltep3 some other team.
W. F. Vetuetone bail united his oSioe
to the Button bleak, arid Blob. Barrett
will move hie barber shop to the premi.
see now o00upied by Mr, Venetone,
The town Band has arranged with
George Cline to have the Oratorio
"Belehuzzer" presented here early next
month and rebeareate are now in order
for this fine musical production.
The firemen were [summoned to dray
on ;Standee of lain week by a small bletze„
at the Union feotory. The fire was
speedily under control and the firemen's
services were fortunately not re guired.
There is a little war on between the
three omnibuses here join now gid the
result is Limb last Monday they 00mmeno.
ed earryiog ptesengere freer° and Irons
On hotels. ,Chis state of affairs will not
likely hang oat very tong.
Editor Hall, of the Winghem Advance,
intende tatting a holiday trip to Oelifor.
nia visiting relatives in Chicago 08 route.
He will attend the General Oonfersnoe of
the M. E, obaroh while sway, We hope
he will have an enjoyable time.
It wag rammed last weep that Walton
Moii:ibbon had sold his drug busfrrer% in
S• in'bam to A. I. McCall & of
V t, Oo,
Chatham,. Mr, McKibben announces
that there is no truth in the rumor and
that he will 001±1005 the immense in the
old stand,
The preliminary arrangements in the
Way of drafting anrntnibtees, etc., for the
gamin CountybnEndeavor and Sabbath
Salute! Gnnoetion
to be held he Sans,
afire beteg nonlpleted and the loond
anthoritire will do their best to snake the
Convention a grand o,noasee, Dr, Towler
is one of the foremost peemobore,
TIL J Li It Uhl 8.ill,L.k3 2061E'
An insipient are wee on the program
at the engine bosun in oonnootiou with'
the G, T, R. here' but little damage was I
done.
0. N. Griffin's father died at ketene
last week where he wits vla11itlg end the
remains were brought to \Vuigharn for
interment.
A lady pelmist 00100 dolma a '"nerd
adios" linemen here for a It.w dltvs T,ur
she wee braueht to book before the
8•lagiatrete 00 Monday,
Wm. Oorbontd was re•eleoti'd ae the
Peop's'a'Warden in St. Pours el nrrh
and Tboe.13e11 re appointed the Reulot'e
Warden, 9. he ft 1 owing eideemen wets
eleoted;—Obua. W. logiis, F. McGuire,
Ed. Nash, 0. G. Vanstelt,, A ex, Porter,
Joe, B. Kerr, A. J A'derace and Choi
HMneter, P. McGelrs was e'eot"d Vestry
(Mark.
John Adair, who has been a melded.
of Wiughatn for some year, and some
time past foreman of the finishing de
parbmetrt in the Union furoitnre factory,
left for Laeonrbe, Alberta. Mr. Arinket
fellow -workmen palled at hie home and
presented him with a travelling 'set.
The recipient was taken completely by
surprise, and ',har.k,ei his friends for
their gift,
Exeter-.
The OJdfellows attended divine service
in the Main , t. itlethediet obarah on Bun.
day morning,
H Bishop, of Parkhill, a former
resident of Exeter, has purohaeed a hard-
ware business in Leamiugion.
Solomon Hardy, who recently perches
ed the butaheriug hosiers() of Wood it
Fake, purohaeed Jibu Manriiug'e reei-
denue on Bimooe street
The Exeter District meeting of the
Methodist church will be held in the
J Mmes street (tharah, on Wednesday and
Thursday, May 1811 and 19 h.
The storm damaged smoke stack on
the Power house has e au a been ee t re Inesd b it
new one; and as a oonsequsn the lights
have slime been mutat improved.
Sirs, Jonathan Kydd, Exeter North,
who underwent an operation a yr ar ago
had to undergo another one and while
being very low, she ie, we are pleased to
state convalescing..
The W. M. 6, ot the James et. Meths.
diet church met at the home of Mre, John
Manning, and during the course 1•f the
evening addresses were read and prneent.
rd to Sire. Manning and Mre. R. B.,
Sweet, both of whom are soon to leave
Ontario for the great Northwest. The
addressee were read by Mre. (Dr.) Ander-
eon, and Dr. Hannon replied on behalf of
the ladies.
The adjourned Vestry meeting of the
Trivitt Memorial cherish was held io the
School Bell, The auditors' report was
eubmitted and adopted, showing that the
toter receipts from all sources amounted
to 31435 69, and the expenditure 31482 70.
The Ladies' Guild showed reoeipte of
3250-18, with a balance of 322 07 ;
Wnmen!e Auxiliary, $34.47 with a batmen
of 37 78 ; Junior Minion Band, 320.64.
with a balance of 36.29; Wilting Wa; iters,
307.02, with a balance of 32 69 ; Snrrdey
School, 318799, with a balance of $84 33.
Perth Oou)1ty.
Muster Morton Ferguson, eon of Ald.
W. J. Ferguson, Stratford, bas been very
111 for some time past with hip trouble
and hie oondition ie eomewhat oritioal.•
The Perth Mutual Fire Inenranos
Oompany treaties insurance to the
amount of about 380,000 through the
wholesale diettiot in 'Toronto over whish
the fire swept,
C. J. McGregor, 15, A , a000uuteut tri
the local branch of the ouetama depart-
ment, Stratford, has been under the
weather for some weeks, and Monday
night had a hemorrhage of the throat,
There has been so =oh ednherated
maple syrup offered for Bele and sold in
Bt, Marys as pare maple eyrup that
action will be taken against some of the
farmers, The statutes say the fine is 315
for the first atones.
A number of friends and relabivte
gathered as the home of W. and Mts.
Hortou, Queen et, East, Stratford, ou
Friday eight of last week, and presented
them with a china tea set, the 00olaion
being their ohina wedding.
Dr, A. W. Botham, Water 5t„ B' utb
St. Meryl), has sold out hie medioat prate.
Moe to Dr. A. Knox, whose office was
above the Journal often on Queers et,
Dr. Botham left for Wasltada, Southern
Manitoba where he will tike up praobioe.
In Canada Company ve. Town of
Mitchell, the company sought a ntw
trial of its snit, to set aside an alleged
unauthorized aeeseement of 3800 in
commotion with the oonetruoliou of a
ailment sidewalk on Ontario street in
Mitchell, fronting their property, Obief
Joshes Faloonbridgs diemiesed their
suit. This appeal alto tailed.
The Spring Fair wee held on the 10th
inst., on the market Equate, Mitchell.
There wax a very good attendance of
people, considering the unfavorable ends
of the weetber, for it was both muddy
and sold. The exhibit of borate and
cattle was excellent, and speaks well far
the farmers in this district tutting euah
an iotereet in raising such good horsed
and cattle,
Monday night an immense gathering
of all denominations gathered to bid
ferewelb to Rev, Mr. McKay, B. A., Ph,
D , who has been the faithful motor of the
Baptist church in Stratford for the part
12 yeare, and leaves that uhnrull in a
meet flouriehing oenditiau. Mr. Malay
will assume the editorial chair of the
Canada Baptist, publfsbed in Toronto,
Expreseione were made ot the lose to the
oongregabion, and the any ae a whole is
regretting his departure. Mr. McKay
nes5mee hie new dattet on May 1.
Stilt another industry is to be opened
in Stratford Chia Bummer. It is to be a
carriage factory. The beading article t0
be manufactured is a buggy with a
patent attaehment, by which, when
turning both the back and front wheels
torn eimuitaneouoly, obviating all danger
of apeetting and m,ltiug a much more
desirable Vohiolo than thou° now in ties.
O'dinary oarriages of every description
will also be manuluotured. The oapitel
Of the company, local for the most part,
ie to be 375;000, and enough has already
been sub•eribod to ensure the oarrying
oat of the project.
Negotiations between the Stratford
Radial ItallwayOompany and the towns
of Bt. Marys and Mitchell oto still pend•
ing, but it b5 probable that an 03105bnene
with oath will shortly be &ineed,
Compared with Stratford'e they Will be
quite brief, simple documents. The
Mitoheli conned has intimated to the
anmpapy'a e0licitor, B, S. Robertson,
their anxiety to have a branch line built
from there to the village Of 111suktoh,
If this is done the town will give a ritbt
of way over the uesensary etreot and
exemption ft.rre tee Won, The objem in
Mitdhull dt it -ng thin lino is that it will
give bent/eaten with the Guolph Jimetian
ex+station of the C. 1'. 11 , whtah It is
considered w,nrld he teln.tl>'e t• 111etntt01,
am a rule (Amore in Lie. vto)n1ty
are not amicus with regurd lta the Ilall
wheat, es it will be Iwo, perhap" theta
weeks yet before the probable snoeess gr
tenets of the tat, p ur ty le. vellurated.
The great depth of anew W10, 11 in seniled
uaiil rluito reoeutly wits an excellent
piotentton and no enenuoe to the grow
ung shoots, for any fears of enffaoation
hitherto have only been expressed with
ragnidto tint sown near the borders,
Whore .the snow lay thickest, and on
whiob utero are still trades. These fears
seem to be groandlees, but some en,
etteineeo bee been lately felt that the
bright days wo have been (laving, follow,
ed by bitter °old nights, when the ground
was frozen solid, might not be the beet
thing for the exposed grain, sepeoially
einoe a raw East wind has prevailed, A
vett' heavy fall of snow Saturday .tannin
will tend to b'auket the Drop, and provid•
ing warm rains come 50011 there is every
reason to expeot an ex°elleut ol'up,
110W PP SPREADS.
The first package of Hem•Boid (the
infallible Pile
tit was
went to a small town in the State o of
Nebraska.
It made the oars of a ease Of Piles that
was considered hopes, Be.
The news spread and a'tltottth this
wee only two yenre ago illy demand
prompted Dr. J. 8, Leonhard', of Lin.
ooln, Neb„ the discoverer, to prepare ft
for general use. Now it is being sent to
all parts of the world.
It will rare any ogee of Piles. There
b a month's trey:
B tmout in each box.
Bold for 31 00 with ab elate guarantee.
It is fin Pale by druggists
Solis in Brossele by Jae. Fox.
Notice to Creditors.
Iu the matter of the eetale of Richard
Sperling, late of the Township of
McKillop, in the County of Huron,
Farmer, deceased,
Notice is hereby given, put"cant to "The
Revised Statutes of Ontarin" 1807, chapter
7211, anti amendments thereto, that all meed.
iters and others, having claims against the
estate of the amid Riebard Sperling, who
died on 01 about the Sixteenth day of April
A. D. 1804, are required on or before the
Seventh day of May, A. D. 1004, to send by
Post pre -paid, or deliver to W. M, Sinclair,
of the village of Brussels, in the County of
Heron, Solis: for for Airxnnder Gardiner, the
Exooutor, of the lest will and testament of
the Said Richard Spading deooasetl, their
ebristfaa and snroumes, addressee and des-
orip0loes, the full particulars of their claims
the etatemeuts of their omelets, and the
nature of the securities, if any held by them.
Aad further take notloe that. after tach
last mentiousd date, the said Executor will
proceed to diettfbuto the assets of the de-
ceased, among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims, of which he
shall then have notloe, and be will not be
liable for the amid assets or guy part there-
of, to any person oe persona, ofwhose
claim notice shall not have been received, at
the time of tech distribution. Dated tine
Twentieth day of April A. D. 1504, W. M.
SINCLA1R, Solicitor for Alexander Gardiner
the Executor, of the said deceased.
THE 111(411 COUI17' OF JUSTIOfu.
MILLER 108. 1005.81150.
Pursuant to the inclement herein there
will be t.lfered for Bale with the approbation
of the Master of the Supreme Court of
Judicature at bloderieh, en Wotlneeday the
31th day of May, A. D. 1904, at twelve o'-
oloek uomt et Goiton's Dotal, in the Vilinge
of Wrn enter, the following valuable farm
property minion The North halrea of
lots fifty three mud fifty four in the filet
eoi.seninn or the Raid '1`otvoahlp of Morrie,
containing One hundred acme. mere er
lees. 'Steely aeras of the stud lauds are
cleared, the balances in hardwood bush.
The a' it is a elny loam. The farm is th'r-
orougltly uuderth'nbted, well fenced, and
well watered, having two wolle and the
a1n)tbttrd River crossing I he rear of the farm.
Them are twe neves of first class tipple 01.-
enarri. The buildings temelst of n 0,nd
frame house, large bank barn aid n g.nd
frame driving stied, all in good repair. The
term ie well situated fnr market being seven
miles from the lb riving tnwu of Wing -
Dam and three and f sur miles reepeatively
from the Villages of Bluevaio and Wroxeter,
to all of which thele are good gravel roans.
The Mud is at precept under lease to John
D, Miller at n rental of 8200 per year with
taxes, eta., which lease will terminale on
the first duo of April A. D. 10e5 The silo
will tae subject t0 reds lease. T be lands rote
be offered in one ptu vel subjeot to a reserve
bid. Tonne or Siam —Ten per cent ou the
day of Rale to the Plaintiff% Solicitor. and
the brlunoe to be train into Court within
thirty dare tkoreafter, 'Phe other terms
andconditlnns or the nigh Court of Justice,
Further particulars rent' be bed from the
under. timid : I1. W. T3nroeurt Odieial Guard -
Ise, Toronto ; Dict fusee Darrow, Barrie -
tors, Gntieriolt ; m d. Masan, Prmtdloob,
Heys ez Weir,Biurltbete Gedorieb, Dated
this 10th day of April A, n. 1004. .
"11. L. Doyle"
Local Master at Goderiob,
R, Vanstone,Eeq,
Soliotor for Plaintiff. . 41.8
IMPORTANT € OTICES
1 .♦�OB SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west other
William trod Albottetroobe, Brussels.
40.00 J. LECE117,
1.,,cHORT FIORE YEARLING
num°, ante, red le color and brad
front lot pries Wok. Let e8, Oen.10,env.
a. McNeil, Nrrprdetor, Craobroutt P. O,
4;. 0, 153,,
Court Prbneees Aloxa„dria, Nu ?I, O.0, 10.,
Brussels, insets In their Lodge 1tnom, Bios-
hill 'nook, on' the 110,1 anti Lust Tuesdays of
snob mouth, at 8 o'eloah, V151111 gq brethren
always wel00mo, JAS, 1301050010156, U, 1t.
WALT111t SMITH, 11. 5,
ONLY TO LOAN.—$25,000.
We ban the above autouut of rel.
vete funds to loan on real estate mortgagee
at 411 and a per pout. Busy terms of r5.gay-
mont and gest 99 of loan moderato,
1160UDFOOT, .HAYS Jr BLAIN,
Barristers, &o,, Goderleh,
3 TIIORO' BRED SHORT HOIIN
Bulls for sale, One is lyear old and
the other two younger. Also several regist-
ered Cows and Heifers, Apply to JAMES
61017111, Lot 30, Con. O, Morrie Twp., or tires -
Fele k. 0, 22.01
r1E0110' - BRED YORKSHIRE
Sow von Henn, — Tho undersigned
niers fnr Salo one Thoro'-brad Yarlrehire
t,nw, 14 yenre old,. in 91510 lits tbora'-bred
Yorksuue bog. Fur price apply to 11. S.
11011OLS0N, (Bodmiu Lime Works), Mor-
ris, lielgrayo P, 0, - 88-11
Board of 'Health Notice,
To the public of Brussels:
The time is eppronebing when all yards
aunt water-elosete mejern be cleaned up. All
pereene concerned must note Mite as the
law will be strictly eataroed, Signed in be-
half tat the Board of Health.
89.11 - It, PAM, Chairman.
'�7ANTED.— SPECIAL REP–
mtsan'r aevE in bbie county and ad-
joining territorioo, to represent and adver-
tise an old esbabliebed bieineee house of
mond financial standing, Salary 821 weekly,
with expecsee advanced ouch 'Monday by
cheek drreot front headquarters, Horse
and buggy furnished when nepeseary • noel -
Mon pertuttueut, Admress Blew Bros, ds Co.,
Roc= 010 Monett Bldg„ Ohlcago, 111,
Prize Winning Short
Horns for Sale,.
Light young 'nils from Imported and
home bred cows got by Imported Sire. Also
Cows and 0eifera of differeub ages.
A few pure bred Berkshire Piga, 10 weeks
old, Inc sale,
Kaye a guobtiby of Seed Peas, the Bally
Juno varieby,te dispnso of. It is a medium
sized white pea and were grown from heed
from 05110 North Bay and yielded over 87
bit -bola to the acre, free of bugs.
Will also Melt a good aged working and
driving Levee.
88-tf D. MMILNE Pe SON, Ethel.
STORK FOR SERVICE
�Uf,L FOR SERITICE.— THE
Undersigned will keep for service a
thorn' bred Dmham hull, on ]lis farm ad-
joining firemen:. Tams, 5100 with privi-
lege of ielnr'afug if necessary,
GEO. BUBB,Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD FARM F015 SALE.—
Tho undersigned offers for sale her
excellent farm, iodated 011 Con, 10, Grey
township, and containing 108 acres. There
10 a comfortable 1111010 onstage, bank baro,
good driving abed, orchard, da., on the
'premises. farm 15 00513 drained and fenced,
It le also well wuterodL by the river Muit
land and an invaluable Spring. Convenient
to marlret, eabool and churches. For prloe,
terms and other particulars apply on the
prein bow, or if by letter uo M318, T, CAL-
DER, Propriebrose, oraubrook P.C. 8011
'1 o® ACRE FARM FOR' SALE,
being Lot D., Gen. 4. Grey town-
ship. 80 sores cleared, balance bush, There
15 a good bouts, bank barn orchard, &c.
Wen fenced oud faros in goon condition ; 85
acres of Fa' wheat in. ()miles from Brea -
5. -1e; only f of a ;mite .from oburoh and
19 miles from school, l'55650000 could
bu given to suit the pm•obaser, For 1ur-
tbar particulars ae to pride, tonne, dee , ap-
115 on the. piemites to A. (10011 l iOlI re -
tor, or e.1 TIM Poste, Brussels, 21.0,
FARMS FOR SAIiE, — 350
motes drat -Mese laud in the Tnwusliip
of Grey—Lot 30, COD. 14, 100 acres ; Lot 17,
Onn 14, 100 novae ; and W( Lot 18, Con, 34,
00,aoret-250 acres. All In excellent anhal-
tiou with 111.8E411588 hullting3 ; brisk house
with all modern couvenieunea, and large
hit uk barn, root oud Orme honSe, stables.
&c. Well watered, Prom 06 to 40 sores of
good hardwood bush Lot 10, tion. 18, eon-
tnittiug 100 agree of fir'st-el., is land, good
frame bonus and large- bank barn bettrly
new. The property can be mild in two or
three parcels to snit p0rohasoiu. 'Terme
liberal, Also a enmmodioue dwelifttg berme
and lot in Bitissele. Fur farmer particu-
lars apply to tbo owner On the peemiae5,
LA17011LIN 760:01711, or to JNO. 1.11(111:110,
Brussels. 21-tf
MALE BY GEORGE A. SLATEF2
BEA
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SHOES
Wo are now opening up for
Ladies or Gents or the Little
Tots either,
We Invite Your Inspection.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT.
We have everything complete and can supply you with any
style of Harnso at the Lowest Prices consistent with a good
article. We have now for sole one set Second-hand ,Team
Harness and three sets Second-hand Single harness. Call
and see them.
J llf—Ob'BALI—Two De/Oilier( Itonsee, - acre of land with main, leaving largo mad
smart fruits of variou0 kinds,
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Aril. 28, 1904
New Oanagian and .A:l.er oan
E. have a full stock of this Soweon'e -production in Wall
Papers. We have made a special effort to secure designs
and colorings of artistic merit, not only in High Grades,
but in those as low as
5 CENTS PER ROLL
BED ROOMB--Wo have Dainty Florele, producing charming effeobs at Lott' Coat,
PARLO1.RS—I3eautiful Designs in Gilt and Uraanty Tones, 13 nes, Greene, &e , in
delicate Bladee. -
BALLS, DINING 150UMS, &o.—Fine, effective Deeigne, in Magnificent Colors,
riving Warmth, Rinhn505 and Beauty to en Apartment,
AND P11ICE3 1 We eau only say we are efferiug bbie season Better Paper, Designs
and Colorit,ge than ever offered.
Don't wait until our stook is broken, lMltilte your selection now.
It you have any rooms not mainly papered, just pall aitd lot ns tell you .how
little it costs to make home bright, attreotive and happy,
In Smale's Block, two doors North of Postoffice.
re McCracken
Painter and Paper Hanger.
NB'__p;ItjS
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Having removed our Implements to the
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p �a Two Doors West�� t8 mil
of Market Scales
We will there show a complete line such as Binders, Mowers, Drills,
Rakes, Cultivators, Plows and Harrows.
Certainly You want the Best Goods
Then make no mistake—buy FROST & WOOD. Do not be forced
to settle for inferior machines, but buy where you will not be asked
to settle until your purchase is giving satisfaction.
We have "Bell's" Tread Powers, Ensilage Cutters, Land Rol-
lers, etc. ; the Myers and Tweed Forks, Slings, Cars, etc. ; the
Elmira Hay Loaders and Side -delivery Rakes.
The Celebrated Woodstock Wagons and Wetlaufer Combination
Racks. Canada's Best Build—the "Brookville" Carriages.
The World-wide Famous Singer Sewing Machines.
See our Royal Canadian. Brand Pure Manilla (650) Binding
Twine, also our best Pure Manilla in Hay Fork and Sling Rope,
before buying elsewhere.
NEIL S. I\
cLAUGHLIN.
WILTON & TURNBULL
All Kinds of Hardware.
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All- The largest and mnsteuccessfel,,ppoint
L-blA l!, ver�g dealors.in the worldedll (hurch'sAlttbes-
i11ifl, thin. liaison -Ones welch decay epee
The e W7ff° oceilings and walls bread unhealthatlneee
—they peel aodncale and rub oa ,ashy.
RTabasffndC rams harder roifT, age. Coldwater sed n brash 18811
tbat?5 needed, 'We recommend It for itsbeatnlhlnemn—the ease with
Which It is applied—Its durability. 101 us show you the twenty beautiful
tints (and white), of Ohurob'e',ttabastlne, (Never sold In5hlk,)
Sold by WILTON & TURNBULtL
eal
A Large Supply of the
PI,nl.est
CLOVER,
"TIMOTHY,
MANGEL and
TURNIP S`D
GROWN, at
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