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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-6-9, Page 6(t;4e Nr1155.1C1S 10.00t, TRUlt$DAY,JUNR 9, 1904. A. W, ROnn of Walkerton has declined the Liberal candidature of Sob Brune for the Commons. It is said Peter lrlo• Kenzie, of Kinlos0, will likely be the etanderd bearer. ff ao be should prove strong candidate. OWING 10 the increased coat of living a number of the leading hotels in the country whose rates were 51.00 per day are adding 50 pants additional to meet the increasing expenditure. Some tax nom• metrial trivialises 25 cents per day extra for sample room. Meer of the towns are advoonling the bolding of halt holidays in oonneotioo with the closing up of stores and offices for one afternoou of each week during the Bummer months and devoting it to pleas- ure and recreation. Communities having given the proposal a trial last year appear to be favorably disposed to oontinae it t1inkiegthe plan to be prodeotive of good with little if any finanolal lova to those interested. TonoNTo Bane Ball teem gravitates toward the bottom of the lista in the record of the eight nubs in the Eeslern League bettle for diamond supremacy. We hope this will continue to be so for se ane of the representative teams of Canada they belie the name ot "Toronto, the good," by playing Sunday ball whenever opportunity preeente itself aoroee the boundery line. They would do the same thing; in Canada it the law did not atop then. Wo believe a line of eleotrio road from Wroxeter to Braseeia and South through Seeforth to Bayfield would do a paying business. Especially would this be the case iu the Summer menthe ae good con- nections would be made for the travelling public both North and South and the lakeside would be within convenient reach. A theater should be applied for to lee followed by tbe opening of stook sheets and ae there are few engineering diffieuitiea the road would not be a very expensive one to build. expend etjuivelent eame i—East Bound. cry, $150.00 ; Wee6 Boundary $160,00 on Prairie road nein Wingbam ; end 550 South of Belgreve ; North Boundary 550 00 South Boundary 550.00, On motion of Shaw and Jonsson, Meson. Taylor and Code were iuntruebed to have alderoad between Irate 5 and 6, Cou, 7 opened out. On motion of Taylor end Code the Reeve was inetruoted to have the bridge et the Stone Sob0ul home end Martin's bridge, on fat line, put in a proper state of repair, A000unte were ordered to 130 laid CO follows ;—A. E. Bradwin, publishing Rahway Bylaw and priuting bellnte, $5285; A. Button, Mather, 570.40 ; R. 13. Al000k, building oaivert, 512.00 ; School Seotione, Nos. 1 and 9 for use of aobool houses et Railway vote, each $8.00 ; W. Clerk, part salary, 540.00 ; John Watson, Aaseeser'e salary, 570 TBrandon, 1) l 5600 ALaidlaw, ,e0.• fees $6 00 ; R. Bewley, D. le 0„ fees 50 00 The Couooil thee adjourned to meet again after Oottrt of Revision on the 271b of June. Rev. De.Onowre, the gentleman who ie devoting hie time to the advancement of Temperance legislation and work in oouuectiou with the Methodist ohuroh of Canada, in speaking at the Loudon Con- ference last week complimeitea Hon. Mr. Stretton on tbe ability with which he is administering the Liquor License depart- ment of the Province of Ontario. There is ample room foc the temperenoe elect- orate to aid him in his work and make the present law more operative and there- by promote the easier advance of muoh talked about amendments to the Aat or the ushering in of new enactments, Deeds are better than words and effort than carping criticism. W. Crena, (Berk. Hicks' Weather Forecasts for June. A renot.iouary period of dinturbenoe ie central on the let and 2n0 days of June, palling for higher temperature, falling. barometer, increased humidity and pro greesive norms of wind, rain and thunder from the let to about the 8rd. Bluing barometer, abange to Westerly winds, °tearing and cooler will supplant and follow the storm area, the change behind the storms passing Eastward norms the country from about the 3rd to the 6th. Western extremes will begin to feel the growing it•flatenoe of the vuloan storm period ae early as the 4th and 5th. This period is central on the 6th, extending from the 4th to the 0th. Tbie period will begin with change to muoh warmer in Western sesbione, the barometer will fall first iu the same teatime and rising temperature, falling barometer and etorme of rain, wind and thunder will march Eaebwardly across the country from about the 6111 to the 9th. On and touching Tuesday the 7ih the0s disturb. aooee will be at their nine in the regions central in the Mississippi pPi and he Ohio valleys. Under pressure of the peri helion of the great planet, Jupiter, nom- tined with the annual Summer platen perturbation, mach eleatrioelpheoometta will attend all the storm periods in June. Tits Valean period will not be an exoep• Mon. The tendency to meth lightning in the evenings and throughout the nightn will be very marked, even outside of the limits ot the envier storm periods. .. About the 101.h and 11th of June every year our globe plisses what may be called a North pole oontaat with the solar equator. A8 a result of this peaaliar relation of Earth and Suu, the Earth be- comes granny ohnrged with magnetism and eleorioity. Thunder storms, general and exaeesive sheet lightning. voloauio dieturban000 and seismic pbenomeua are oommon results of this maximum eleo• trioai excitation. Snob dieturbanoee will reach a maximum about the 10th and 11 th and 000130ue in marked force and frequency nutil near the end of the month A reeotlonary storm period will be central o8 the 12th and 18 h, with the moon at new and extreme North deolin• ation on the 1301. The dieturbanoee immediately preceding tbeee dates will ran over into tbia periud. The temper• Mere will title greatly and the barometer will fall to storm readings on and touch• ing the lath, with many electrical storms io transit from West to Beet. This reaotiouary period will be within the Mercury brace se seen by the accompany• ing storm diagram, width foot will not only add to the ioteneity of the disturb- ances, but will iuoreaee the probability of a continued spell of tbreateniug, etormy weather. Narmelly the temperature would fall, the barometer rise and cooler, fair weather appear about tbe 14th to 16113, and such obangee in modified de grecs map appear ; but the onanoes of nontinaed thunder showers, with here and there storms of violent propor- tions, are good for many days, remitting into and through the next regular storm period. The next storm period is central on the 180h, and the MOro0ry period is oentral on the 16th, so that the two periods combine their influences from the 160e to the 2181. This period is also near the center of the Summer solstice, embracing the moon's perigee on the 160), and also at fleet quarter apd ou the celestial Nue. for on the 20th. All these aaueee eon- epirieg within the oompaee of this storm. period, the ohanoee for general, heavy and even dangerous storms ate multi• plied greatly at this time. The oriels of tbie period will fall from %bout Saturday the 18111, to Teeniest the 21st, the norms centering more deoidedly ou end teething the 20th. Look for etertling and eon• Venous displays of lightning throughout the nighte at this period, and most likely for many days through all the central parts of the month. It is well to remember that the greater part of this Summer eolstioe lightning— thee is, when in the form of what he knewn sa sheet lightning—in entirely harmless. At this season banks of Sem mer oloude often fleet and hong all around the horizon lo the evenings and through the nights, emitting 00013110008 flashes that illuminate the night like fourth of July pyrotechnic=, Let no tml(I, nervone penal suffer lineaei8008 Or painful apprehenaion et pals displays as they are not 18 the least dangerous, The on coming, concentrated Weeder Storm at this season is very different and calla for all poeeible predation, Time and again bavo we warned our readers, both in one Ale moa° and in Word and Werke, against taking shelter under green trees and other similar places, daring these videos near.by thunder stoma in June. Standing or walking in fresh, mot/dearth or riding on horseback, or in nay vehioie forming direct metallic connection with the ground, are ell equally dangerous in a ebarp, June Omuta storm. The near - 8r yea pan Dome to planing perfectly dry wood or rubber between you and all eon- titration with the moist earth or air minuets, the eater yon will be. The 23rd, 24th and 25th are eentrat datee of a reactionary storm period. Oa these deye there will be inoreaaod tendenalee to deAided etorme—higher temperature, falling barometer, growing humidity, all followed by etorme of wind, rain and thunder, Ohange to Westerly winds, tieing barometer and fair, bootee weather will come in from the Vint and North as the storm areas pass off to the HAS Ward, Savnnan of the Methodist Oonfereueee in session during the pastweek passed resolution deprecating the aooepting of a 535,000 bonne from the city of St. Thom- as by Alma Ladies' Ocllege, St. Thomas, wbioh is ander the direction of the Meth. odiah Church. We believe these resot- ntione were along the right lice and that the money should not have been taken. If the College could not be maintained without ample evidence was afforded that its alerting down would be no particular calamity, Great fault hail been found in other quarters at the diversion of public monies for denominational purposes and we believe the more independent the church is the better for all concerned. Morris Council Meeting. The Oounoil tnet as a Court of Revision in the Town Hall Morrrie, on May 80th, Members all present and eubsaribed the oath required by Statute. Appeals were heard and diepoeed of an follows :—F. lvlo0raoken complained of being too high attuned, reduced 5100 ; Thos. Bernard complained of being too high Reneged, reduced $160; Walter Youth complained of being too high assessed, dismissed ; J. J, Elliott entered tenant N. pt 1 & 2, eon. 1 ; Reg. Wateon entered F S Ne 13, eon, 6 ; Daniel 13arelay entered owner L its 12 & 15, Belgreve ; John Stewart entered 351 I' Lot 23, eon. 2 ; Thomas Maroball entered tenant SJ 27, Han. 9.; Levi Lott entered tenant 10,124, con. 1. On motion of Shaw and Jackson the Court of Bevis• ion was then adjourned to meet again on Juno 2711 at 10 o'clock a. m. Oonnall business wee then proceeded with. Mite tittle of last regular and one special meet- ing were read and passed. Os motion of Code and Jackson, ittr. Shaw was ieaneot. BC( to have a dints dug on sideline between 'Late 20 and 21, con. 8, same to be pub in a satisfaotory condition. On motion of Code and Taylor, ByLaw No. 6 tor the purpose of prohibiting stook from running et large in this IVtauioipality was reed the Wed time and passed apd the Clerk ordered to have printed oopies of the same placed in the Mode of the Pound- keepete of the Mnnioipelity. Oa motion of Sbew and Code, Mr. Taylor woe inn etruoted to examine sideline between Lots 25 and 26, Owe 4 and report at next meeting reepeoafng the necessity of a diteh on said road. On motion of Bbuw and Taylor, a Bylaw was passed all. pointing Mr, Jones, of London, as 15ingineee for th[e Municipality and the Olerk wag, intraoted to notify him to that effect, By•iraws Nag, 6, 7 and 8 wort defy read and passed, Oa motion of'Taylor and Shaw tbe following bound. cry I,ne appropriations were made Welding the adjoihlig mrate:4101tieO I` ti f31 h tt f1 ti Jr, ll t1 k o s June opuses to its close, in the midst of to regular none period. This period le central on tbe 29th, reaahiug from the 27t1 0o July tad. On Monday the 27th, the first day of the period, the moon ie at full and extreme deolinablon South, fe- derating that eintutbanoes at this period will develop early in the period, and continue with greater or leas intensity for several days. The oeutre of low bart- mehrit pressure will lie to the South, in• darting Northerly air (Invents and entitling 000i Northerly to Northeasterly rain during most of this period, over all sections North of the 0eutre of low berm 00er. We have often explained the peon liaritire of the June eoi'lioe storms, and the physical eaaeee of the same ; bet new geueratione and new readero oat for many cud continued repetitions. At this time our earth ie at the point in her orbit where we may any elle reverses her directive and her N ,rth pole begins to move Westward, the wind 5nrren18 be. Dome oonfused and variable, often driv- ing sudden thunder gnats, and drenobing downpours of rain up from points of the oompaee from which rains do not ordin• arily some. Clooda that have passed to the Ent often whirl suddenly backward unexpeuted,surprising and overwhelming unwary lonalites with wiud and torrents from Easterly direo0ione. Instead of the usual order—doming up from Easterly point: of the compass—many of eta hardest raise strike as from Easterly to Southerly directions during the eoletios period. Fant of the meteor is, baro- metric depressions are detached and scattered into narrow, segregated locale ties, and these atmospheria weter•holee constitute ninon into which the Hereat phasing thunder aloud ie aura to raphe uo metier from what direction. In the nature of things, June will bring many showers and some real hard ones before the eloee of the mouth. We be- lieve that mach sections will be in the North, to Northwestern parts of the country. As to the seasonal oondltione during the remainder of ibo Summer, we will say that a Mara period dominates the last hall of July and that the char. muter of rainfall and weather prevailing as we enter this Mars period may be expected generally tbrough July and Aileen. We fear that there will be e t Bb0[taR 0 of moisture EOCe eve r moot of the great grain producing sections of our country. No interested praotioal ob- server of Durrant events ueede to be told that our forecasts for the month of May, up to going to press with June Word and Warks were fu•filled to the letter, Twee. ty to thirty people perished iu storm and tornado, and property in proportion. WEE HIQ.Ei COURT llunorable Justieo Meredith Mottle the Nutl•Jnry sittings. Six oases were entered for trial before 'Justice Me eolith at the uon jury eitbinge of the High Court, which opened at 11 o'clock on Monday morning of last week at Goderioh. The business of the uourt concluded Tneeday evening at 6 30. Wean vs. McLean,—Au ac.iou for an illegal distrees and injanolion restraining sale of goods. J. P. Mabee, K. 0, end L. E. Dauoey, for plaintiff. W. Proud• foot, K 0.. and G. F. Blair, for defend• eat. The witnesses for the proeeeMesa were Harry Videan, David Munro tared Obarlee Vadewn, and the defendeut'e witnesses Robt. MoL^an, C. A. Hanitar, Thos. Gondrv, John Yale, 0. 0. Lee, 4Y. Proadfoot, K. 0, and Jas. Buchanan. The plaintiff, Hurry Videan leseee of Victoria Opera House from the defend. apt, Robert McLean, made arrangements to take a second three•year lease starting iu 1900, at a Lighter rental than before ou condition that certain repairs and i0'• provemente were made, including the patting o0 of a new roof. The making of the repairs was not mentioned iu the lease and Mr. Videan refused to sign it, but contracted to weepy the opera Neuse and to make paymeute on element of rent. Last April Mr. MoLean eeized Mr, Videan's abattoir' at the opera bowie end advertieed a sale in order to recover the rent he claimed to be doe. Mr. Videan, taking the ground that, as the roof bad not been fined and as he bad been obliged to cancel engagements in ooneequenoe, he wee not in arrear for tent, issued an injunction restraining the sale. His Lordship directed judgment to be entered perpetually enjoining the defenduut from proceeding with ate• Bale of the plaintiff's goods and for 5106 as damages for the trespasses alleged in the statement of claim, without poets, and that pediment be eutered for the defendant for 5245 for rent fie claimed by way of counter claim, without aoate, Proceedings °rayed for thirty days. Duoharme ve. Township of Hay and John La Porte.—Action for damages to plaintiff canoed by alleged non.repair of defendant township's highway. Means, Proadfoot and Blair for plaintiff. Mee - ere. Glodmen and Stanbury for township of Hay. Meseta. Cameron & Killoran foe Mr. La Porte. The third patty, it op. pears, dug e trench lest Winter in the snow aurone tbe road to allow the esoape of water from hie laud% Eli and hire. Dnohrme were upset at the hole while driving along the road, Mrs. Duoharme ansbaining certain injuries. Seventeen witnossee were celled for the plaintiff and fifteen for the defendant towuebip. Mre. Dnabrme, who was unable to speck Eoglieh, gave her evidence with Mrs. De Pendry fie interpreter, Judgment for plaintiff for $800 damages against town. ship of Hay and nate (which were fixed at $100) and judgment for township of Hay wetting the third party for 5400, Prooeedinge stayed for thirty daye. Wilson v. Henderson et al.—Statement of claim abandoned ; nuttier claim for farm of farm, ILL Dickinson for plaintiff. W, Proudfoot, 1i. 0,, for defendants. Judgment for defendants on their ooanter olabn for 5141, being the amount dee by the plaintiff 00 the promissory notes mentioned therein and the arrears of rent under the lease et said Iande. No order 0e t0 poste. Prooeedinge stayed thirty days. The plaintiff was George W. Wilton, eon of the late Marin Wiloon, and still 000upiee the farm wbiob he had rented from hie father during the latter's lifetime. MoDonald vs, Grundy.—potion to re. ebraio Bele of lands in the village of eeleknow under allotted power of sale le a mortgage. E, L. Dickinson for plaintiff, D. Holmes, nolioitor for plaintiff, W. Prondtoot, K. 0,, counsel fot defendant. Judgment reserved. Belden V. Young 66 al,—Aotite to rnoover oommiesiou on the gale of the Heron 0Jold (Menge and Peeking Com. pony. Judgment in tonne of ooueeut minutes, L. E. Donny for plaintiff, W. Proadfoot, K C., for dofendaato. Bachand v, Prudhommo,—Action to reocvbr the amount of a promissory note o lid by the plaintiff for alefendant, W. P roudfoot, 1G 0 , for plaintiff. E. L, Dickinson for defendant, By °eneeui of counsel trittl of thio notion was postponed till the next eittiege of the High Oourt for the Crunty tf Hurou upon the ply• meat of the onto of the day by the plotntiff to the defoudunt within tan days after the taxation thereof, In dsfau t ot pet meat of poets action to be dismissed with poste. To prove what .1 n(LI•iil the Great Syatent 'treatment will do for you. /Wary Emitter or this paper may hate A SansPbc Bottle sent Free by Mull. Derangement of the etomaoh i8 re• ep000ible for muoh eiokuess and suffering. Every organ of the body depends upon the etonlanh for i15 nutriment and strength. If the stomach 18 not working right the blood parries to the liver, heart, nerves and kidney tissueimperfect nutrition. They become weak and suable to perform their work—become clogged, diseased, end throw out their disbreae eympbons. Now you may get stimulative, temporary relief by the taking of a kidney, liver, nerve or heart epeoifio, bat the oause remains. The e tomaoh is at fault, and eo long as it keeps loading the blood with impurity— waste, eo long will the blood treetopor0 and deposit disease breeding elements In the weak plane. Wheu you feel sink, help the stomach first. A wall atomaob means a wall body. Anti Pill, the Great Syebem Treatment, ie a new dieoavery that has a marvelous influence iu oorreat• ing system ailments. Addreee Wilson. Fyle Co., Niagara Falls, Ont., for free sample. Beet:hie size, a month's treat. meet, 50 cents at Druggists. Sold in Brussels by Jae. Fix. SAM MU. The following letter, addressed to the Secretary of the National Sanitarium Association, Toronto, from the Rectory, Norwood, Ont., and signed by Bey. J'. McKee McLennan, a well-known Angli- can minister of therovinoo� nee de n0 P comment of ours. It reads: "I desire to aoonce the admission into the Free Hospital for Consumptives at Graven- kurat of a young woman, a member of my parish. The case is a very sad one, and if help man at once be given, a pro- mising lies can 178 saved. 11.1hree years ago the mother died of oonsu'mption. Since that time it has been my painful duty to bury two of the sone with the same disease. Now Annie, aged about seventeen, and a boy of fourteen, are all that remain of the family. The poor girl has been in Muskoka, boardinee at a private house, waiting to be admitted. She returned home last week, and within twenty-four hours of her return her father dropped dead in his buggy,while driving into Norwood. The case is wurely one that must appeal to the sym- pathies of everyone, and yet, I fear, only one of the many that are constantly coming under your notiee." (eNote,—Readens—and may their num- ber be meaty—mho dosero to assist is this ;Way ay seed their gifts ee Bir Win. R. Meredith, Kt., Vioe-Preeftient, No -timed Sa.mitanium Aesoeietion, To- ronto, or Mr. W. J. Gage, Chairman of the Exeeutive Committee, Toronto.] denominational Sooieby at Toilio wee given the nomination of the miseionariee they thought best suibsbie for tespurpoee end they sent on es their re°om- mendation to the I1lissiouery Board of Moeda the appointment of Rev, Daniel Norman. The nomination was confirm• ed by the board, and they are asking for funds for his equipment. Harry Cake, a London boy, was eanght by the G. T. R. exprees on the Cove bridge nnd killed. T. B. Hall, Provinoinl Assessor for Victoria Dinette, B. C„ he's been arrested on a °barge of being $6,000 tbort in hie a000unte. Mise Pearl Geaavrean, of Barretvi'Ir, saved herself from burning to death when her clothes caught fire by jumping iutn a ditoh fall of wilier. The body of James Renaud was found under a bridge iu Kettle Oreek, 81. Thum as. It is [opposed he met hie death by falling from the bridge. Alex. Hae-ard, of Weyburn district, Manitoba, jumped from a rig with a chisel in his pooket. The tool cut an artery in his arm, and the yoaug man blvd to death. The first Evangelical Lutheran con gregatron, of the 6th Con., Logan, will celebrate their mutual rniosianary festival June 12th. Revs. S. B. Fix formerly of Stratford, uo38 of Fieherville, Haldimand Go , and L Andreae, Deeboro, Grey Co., will preaoh. Rev. Daniel Norman, 14, A., who some few years ago married Kate, daughter of Henry Heal, Fnilarton, hes been appoint• ed Methodist minister to aoonmetany the Japanese troop to the front. General Yamagaba, thief General of the Japanese army, bait authorized the appointment of one Obrinino missionary for each of the various dauomiuotions, and the Inter. iMPORTANT NOTICES QI/OBT HORN YEARLING K., Bull for sale, red in color and brad from 1st prise stack, Lot 23, Oon, 10 Grim, T..0..ttaNA1B, Proprietor, ot'anbrooit2, 4, 0. O. IL+ . Court Pretense Alexandria, No, 24, 0.0, 1r„ Bruoeeis, meets in their Lodge Room Bias - h111 Block, on the end and last Tnesdoys of each mouth, at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren always welcome. JAS. 13IIn(3B05, 0,E. WALTER SMITH, E. S. THOB0' • BRED YORKSHIRE pow eon Bens. — The undersigned offers for sale one Thoro'-bred Yorkshire How, 14 years old, in pig to his thoro'•bred Yerkebtre hog. Far prise apply to R. 8, NIOHOLBON, (Bodmiu Lime `Yorks), Mor- ris, Belgraye 2. U. 88-15 T�7ANTED.— SPECIAL REP– Y nn01tNTAa'Ivn In thle Bounty and ad- joining territories, to represent and adver- tise au old established Milanese house of sand financial standing. Salary 021 weekly, with expenses advauoed each Monday by cheek direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary; posi- tion permanent. Address Blew Broe, & 00., ltoom 618 Merton Bldg., Chicago, Ill. Prize Winning Short Horns for Sale. ]tight young Bulls from 'Imported and home bred cows gob by imported Sire. Also Cows and Heifers of different ages. A few para bred Berkahiro Pigs, 10 weeks old, for salo. Have a quantity of Seed Peas the Early June variety, to dispose of. It is a medium sized white pen and were grown from coed from near North Bay and yielded over 87 br.hels to the aero, free of bugs. Will also sell a good aged working and driving horse. 38.10 D. MILNE & SON, Ethel, Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, in tbe matter of the estate of Louise J. Skelton, Tete of the Village of Brnesels, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased. Basco 10 hereby given -pursuant to Reale• ed Statutes of Ontario,1897, Obep. SBO, Sec. 38, that all creditors and others having any elainte against the o.tate of Louisa J.Site"- ton,late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased, who died 0u or about the Seventh day of May, 1904iu the City of Toronto, ere hereby re- quired to send by poet, prepaid, or to deliv- er to A. B. Moodonald, of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, Solicitor for Gem ge Jackson, the 'Executor of the last Will and Testament lot Louisa J. Skelton, deaeasnd. on or before the First day of July, and decriptio s and 1004, tbelr ufun ll apurtioulare of their elate a and the nature of their eee0ritie0 (if any) held by them. AOA notice le hereby given that after the said Met mentioned date, the said Executor will proceed to distribute the asset? of the dooeaeed amongst the persons entitled Iberoto,baviug regard only to the chums of which notice shall have been given es above required, and the said Executor will not be responsible for the aeaete, or any part there- of, so distributed, to any pereo0 o1 whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such distribution. A. 13. MACDONALD, of the Village of Brussels, in the Oouuty of Heron, Solicitor for the Execthtor. Dated at Brussels, May 25, 1904. Notice to Creditors. SEAL ESTATE. GOOD FARM FOR SALE. -- Tho audereigned offers for Help Ler expellent farm, looatod on Con, 10, Cray towuollip, and containing' 1013 mares. Thorp is a comfortable Inane cottage, bath born, good driv1351 shod, onebare, &0„ ea the Premises, farm 3e well (laded and Mooed, It in also well watered by the rigor 'Unit laud and an invaluable Spring. OPnvenloltt to market, aobool and churches, For intim, terms cna other particulars imply on the DIolt, Proprietress, Oraubrouk 11'. 0,1 0015 1.00 ACRE P+ARIIL lI'OR SALE, being Lab 11, Uan, 4, Croy 00380' HMO. 80 norms cleared, Weems hush, There is a good house, bank barn, orohara, &c. �'Vell tensed and farm in good condition ; 00 soros of Fall wheat 30, 6 tunes tom Bras. Baia; only 4 of a ;mile tram cherub aid 11 miles from school. I'oseeeeiou could be given to snit the pnrobaser. 000' fur- ther porilonhu's as to price, terms, 60.,ply on the ap- tor, or at TnirPoe'r, Brussels,emises to A, � 51.0Pro1rip- -"ARMS FOR SALE. — 350 acne Ilrst•olass land in the Township of Grey—Lot 10, eon. 14, If ankh ; Lot 17, flan 14,100 pores ; and W4 Lot 38, Con. 14, 50 acres -210 scree. All in excellent sondi- Lion with ilret•olase buildings ; brisk home with all modern conveniences, cad large bank barn, root and straw house, stables, &o. Well watered. From 90 to 40 acres of good hardwood blab. Lot 113, Con, 32, eon- tainiug 100 sorsa of drat -plass land, good frame house and large bank barn nearly new. Theproperty can be sold in two or three parcels to suit purebussre. Terme liberal. Also a commodious dwelling house and lot in Brussels, For felther particu- lars apply to the Owner 381 the premises, LAIIOHLIN MONEIL, or to J140. LECKIf , 13 mussels. Iu the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the estate of John Ewan, late of the Township of Grey, in the Comity of Huron, farmer, donned. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Rev's - nil l-tatutsa o1 Ontario,1807, Obap, 129, See. 88, that all creditors and others baying Huy c Wm a -age in et the estate of lobo Ewan, late of the Township of they, iu the County of Huron, farmer, deceased, who died on or about the Third day of starch, 11.1).1004, at the said Townehtp of Grey, are het ebyre- qub ed to send by post, prepaid, or to dell¢- er to A, B. Macdonald of the Village of liruseela, in the County of Huron, Soliottor for O'bomns ticPadzean and Andrew Hislop, the Executors of the last Will and'Testa- ment of Job Ewan. dooease+l, on or before the First day of July. A. D, 1004, their full names, addressee end desortpHone and full partioulare of their claims and the nature of their securities (if any; held by theta, And notice is hereby given that atter the stud feet mentioned date, the sent Exeon- tors will prnoeed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst. the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said Executors will not be responsible for the assets, or any part there- of, no distributed, to any person of whose claim notice (ball not have been received at the time ()teeth distribution. A. B. MAODONALD, of the Village of Brnesels in the County of Huron, Sotieltor for the EExecutors, Dated at Brussels, May 21, 1004, 40.8 BICYCLE REPAmINC JUNE 9, 1904 STILL N THE OLD STAND While we are not given much to puffing up our business in the public print we desire to thank our numerous customers for the hearty support accorded ua 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 wo 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 sae us. S. T PLUM Thomas street, Brussels. ht c'EE i I. e; l dh,'le,'tdt,'hrpyyypp; w We buy our Turnip Seeds from the Old and Reliable Firm of Messrs. John A. Bruce & Co., and have for sale the following varieties, viz• :- 11 Swedes Bruce's New Century New Kangaroo Hartley's Bronze White Swede Hall's Westbury Sutton's Champion Bruce's Selected East Lothian Bangholm Also GREY STONE Turnip Seed, and GATE POST RED and GIANT YELLOW ItIANGELS, Our General Stook is Large, Well &enorhed and ;Best Veluee. No Fancy Prides but Everything Cheap. DACE WAGONS WHEELBARROWS GO CARTS ROCKING- HORSE TOY CARTS t '! TOLL S CARRIAGES BASE BALLS RUBBER BALLS 1 r :;KSTOPEO ,. �h Stook of Wire Wheels for Wagons to uapply Ouetotttera on hand, — fa lila Wag 011( Now Canadian and American a The undersigned is prepared to attend to the wants of the Public in the prompt fitting -up of Bicycles such as Cleaning, Oiling, nepatiring, Heading Punctures, Sze., and will also replace Spokes, Hubs, Rims and Tires. Satisfaction guaranteed and reasonable rates charged, First-class Second-hand Wheels for sale. Give 770' a call any evening from 7 to 9.80. TERMS CAM fee Fd alter. OM T. C. 11ICH 0 M' STOW/ -E have a full stock of this Season's production in Wall Papers. We have leads a special effort to secure designs and colorings of artistic merit, not only in Nigh Grades, but in those as low as 6 CENTS PER ROLL BED ROOMS—We have Dainty Floral:, produoieg oha2ming afoot); at Low Cost, PARLORS—Beautiful Design in Gilt end Creamy Tonee, slaps, Greene, &o„ In delicate Shades, MALLS, DINING ROOMS, &e,—Fine, effootive Designs, in Magnificent Colors, giving Warmth, Mohnen and 13eanty to an Apartment, AND PRICES 1 We oan only say we are offering this season Batter Paper, Design: and Coloring: than ever offered. Don't wait until one stook 10 broken. Make your seleogion now. If you have any rooms not recently papered, just Dalt and let tut tell you how little it conte to make home bkigbt, abtraotive and happy, In Smale's Block, two doors North of Postofilee. Fred. cOracken Painter aruc Paper Hanger.