The Brussels Post, 1904-6-16, Page 4TH* BJRU013E160 FUS'P
(Title ',igrosels Vault,
THURSDAY, JUN1 16, 1904.
Wn have beau asked by au interested
party to call the attention ot dealers in
oigarettee and toba000e to the law au it
relatea to minors ae it may save them the
trouble of appearing before s magietrala
for its violation. Some of the youth are
quite Drafty in this matter and hence
all the greater need in obeying the pro.
vieiooeol the Statute.
Tau Council of Brueeele propoeed some
months ago to pees a Bylaw to prohibit
epitting on the sidewalks, in doorways,
halls, are, but it appears to have been
overlooked. It should not only be petted
but rigidly enforced. Last week our
attention was drawn to the white front
at the Fletcher jewelry store where some
tabaaoo chewing perean, tbougbtleeely we
hope, expectorated on the newly painted
woodwork etaiaing the paint and petting
the owner to the trouble of trying to re -
remove the blotch. A few other pereone
1lave complained of the same dirty trick
being perpetrated on plate glace windows
to the annoyance of theee who have to
care for tbem. Tbie kind of conduit is
not clever at all and ebould not be per•
mitted. The cement walks are often
treated to the same dose end made most
ob)sotionebie, especially to ladies. Galt,
Seafortb, and other plaoee recently had
By-laws prepared along the line of pat•
ting a stop to tbeee habits end numerous
other placid) are following Bait. People
who nee tobacco oould easily aid in this
matter by a little thoughtful recognition
of the righta and likes of others,
A eemaz delegation waited upon the
Go, Council Last week at Goderioh, from
vedette towns in the County, asking for
au increase of pedlar's license t000tcidere
partioalarly to the shoddy goods fakir.
The matter was dieauesed and referred
to the County Soliodor and will be dealt
with at the December session of the
Connell. There le ample room for re.
dress in this matter se we believe while
there are reputable people canvassing the
oonntry for the sale of their waree there
are also fellows whose business it i0 to
maize their living by imposition, mia-
repreeentatiou and swindle. Little
eympatby should be accorded many who
are bitten as the people have been warn.
ed thousands of timed against the wiles of
theee gentry but it should be the duty of
those in authority to Bee that the rich
harvest reapedby the shoddy pedlar is
curtailed and that he be made to under
stand that usleee he traocaots a legiti•
mate business he is not wanted.
The present Go. license fee is $25 per
annum and ie no deterrent to the person
who can olear that amount in a day's
work in hie travels. These people pay
little or no taxes, but nee all the
privileges on the dead -bead line. If
the way is legally open for Huron Co.
Council to shorten np the tether of the
outside pedlars there is every probability
of them making a vigorous effort to do
B0.
WRnNo'nes afternoon of last week the
fleet rod in connection with the propoeed
Alexandra Hospital, located at Goderioh,
wag turned by Warden Bowman,
amidst aaepiaione surroundings, a report
of which appears in this issue. The
ladies who constitute the Daughters of
the Empire, with Mrs. D. McDonald se
Regent, have labored indnetriouely and
faithfully in the advanaiag of thio praise-
worthy and humanitarian project sod
deserve hearty support ui their efforts.
It appeare to us that a mieteke is being
made in the location chosen for the build•
iug ae it is too alone to the public school,
will take many dollars to cultivate true,
hedges, lawne, &o, and is riot lben se
desirable a site as some othere. We hear
the fine property of the late M. 0,
Cameron, with aboat two acres of land,
can be purchased at a reasonable figure
and with a small expenditure the resi-
dence oould be fitted up, we understand,
to very well meet the necees-sties of the
out), The amount of money in band i°
not very large and the proper mainten-
ance of these charitable inetitutione often
require better financing than the eon•
streeting of them. Braiding material is
costly and labor high and it is a well
understood feat that properties can often
be bought °beeper than they ooeld be
built. The Cameron property ie in fine
oondition and the site an admirable one
00, as an onteider, desiring the great.
est enaoe08 to the laudable enterprise of
tho Daughters of the Empire, we would
suggest the propriety of even yet nego•
tinting for the better looation with ite
fine grounds and 00005331851000. We be.
llaee the parrying out of tbie proposition
would find favor in the judgment of a
large number of the leading oitizene in
the County town se well es madders and
is worthy of careful ooneideration before t
further steps ere taken in the erection of
a new building.
In the list of the honour graduates 10
arts and medicine at Toronto are the
names of a number from Stratford
dietriot t Arte, fourth year—W, H. Spence
Trowbridge,
2a
d clue es hone p in i
o0ophy • . P. Grasoh, Milverton let
alase in pelitieal 8018000; H. N. Baker,
Teruelo, 2nd Mau in political eoieh0e ;
Third year -Mime Carrie K. dialing, fete
Marys, and 3, S. Bennett, Stretford, let
oluee is eland e° ; Mies A. D, Switzer,
Rannoch, 8rd ohm in alaeaioe ; Mise
Ethel 17gbert, llllverlon, 8rd oleec in
moderns ; J. 4, 0. Mason, Toronto, 181
plass in history ; Second year—Gerald
Megan, Stratford, 9rd in °lassies ; H. A.
G, Baker, Toronto, let ohm in obemietry
and miuerology - First year—Miss
Muriel G. Oakley, Stratford, 3rd oleos in
Euglieh and history, end 2nd slags in
moderne ; Mies Mary H. A. O'Doeaghae,
Stratford, let clue in muderue,
A Peep at the World's Fair.
To the Editor of Tan Po00
DEAR Sts.—On our way homeward
from California we stopped off at St.
Louie for ten days to are the Wor1d'e
Fair. It is a sight never to be forgotten
and well worth a long violt as six menthe
oould not take all in. It is well said to be
the grandest exhibit this world has ever
seen, as the enlerpriee and civilization of
all Nations of this Earth are focussed on
those 1,200 aoree, about 5 miles into the
eubarbe of St, Louis. It is a great city
itself of 750,000, representing the large
manufacturing interest° of the great
South and Western States. The noble
Miseiecippi river flows Southward to
New Orleans joined by the Mieeoari 8
miles above and the Ohio Some 50 miles
below at Cairo. At St. Louie the
Mississippi is fully half a mile wide,
averaging thirty feet deep and of a brown
muddy appearance. Several monster
rai,wey and street oar steel bridges woes
it to East Louie, a large oily on the
opposite aide in Illinois. St. Louie le in
Miaaoari end is largely a Catholic city.
It her 67 Roman Catholie °berates with
a goodly portion of all other °harobes,
two of whish are Bwedeuborgiao, one
Euglieh and sue German. Several
eleotrio Dare lead the visitor to the Fair,
fart service, every minute or two and
always orowded. Standing in the middle
entrance the view of the great buildings
ie fairly bewitohiug—a fairy scene—the
great white Dreamy buildiuge to right and
lett and ou the hill beyond the lagoons,
—oaeoades and fountains, Immediately
in front, orotund by many artietiobridges,
steam lannahee and gondolas from
Veuioe sailing poet lends a life' scene to
the greed buildings with their great
Corinthian oedemas and otntaary in every
available niche and 00r0er ae well as
aormounting all the buildings makes one
feel that mac has overdone bimeett or
rather a keleido.00p'o view let down from
Heaven as St. Paul bas told tie of the
grandeur of the mansions above, e0
ineffable that human language (an't
deeoribe.
We first entered Machinery Hall and
found it in a etate of oonfuaien, freight
oars and railway traoke all over it ; huge
steam cranes lifting off heavy goods and
removing othere ; workmen laying
cement walks, others erecting abetting
that will take a full month or more before
it is ready for the poblio. Most of the
other buildings are unfinished with their
diepley, quite a few are in a forward
state but everywhere we found workmen
from all over the world boey opening np
boxes of goods. In the Manufacturers'
Building we sew Japan ahead of all
occupying a very large spade filled with
their own prodoote that is aetonlahing
everybody. Promptly on time, all in
apple pie order they are the wonder of
the world at the Fair as well ae in Mao•
churia. They ehaw miniature silk mills
and process of manufacture from the silk
worm up to the finest embroidered dress.
es and spun silk in abuudanoe. Oue
maker advertises a dye of deep coloring
that oaenot fade. Their lovely em.
broidered goods of all kinds offered mach
attreotion to the ladies. In the game
building Italy is oon0pio0one in her great
display, some 1,500 pieoee of marble
statuary, proving the exploits taste and
perfect art of the Italian marble worker.
We noticed a large egaare entirely an,
occupied with two large ague "Russia"
fronting the bare floors. The Agriaal•
tura) Hall would probably most intereel
Huron Go. readers. Miesoari bad a
monetrooe ultimo 30x40 feet high of
corn (in cob) marmoonted with a great
globe and a belt of corn enoiroling it.
Some of these soba are of great aine, A
ticket somewhere said 200 million bushels
was the output of Missouri last year.
California was oleo very attraotive in her
varied fruit exhibits. They had a hones
built of apricots, prunes, walnube, pea -
nate, all dried and tanked on to wooden
walls in varied rave, enough to make
one's teeth water to get a good solid bite
of some. Glace jars with preserved froite,
branches of grapes in perfect growth ae
large as a loaf of bread, rash grape large
almost as walnuts with a profusion of
all other attractive traits. The Govern.
ment Building is the only one complete
in all its manifold exbibile. The forward
half of a large battle ebip is there (of
wood Lull eize) with ite gone and fighting
equipment. Below the mens' and
officers' rooms are) kitchens, di°eeoting
room, full sized torpedo tube, An officer
wee kept buy explaining. An immense
fortress gen alongeide, able to shoot 22
miles a shell ball of 2,200 poonde taking
600 pounds of powder ; e galling goo
with officer buoy showing how it oould
send 800 balls a minute ; a great whale,
70 feet long and many staffed animate
some of them of medieval origin. A
meotorite three feet moue like a halt
moan of rook•oopper•otone ' lightho nee
mechanism—poet oar improvements—
modele of battle ebip in large glare Dates,
six to eight feet long, were very perfeotly
portrayed—every gen, aoobttrs, obaine,
ropes and paraphernalia of three sea
monatere made manifest to common
landsmen. A St. Joseph, Miohlgau
steam yacht building firm had one out
Ing $20,000, took 3 flats Dare to carry it—
s petted) palace on sea. The Edooation
Building had very attractive pictures of
schools and olassee from the little Kinder.
garteo tote and their own work—piottlre
drawing, compositions, needle work, eto.,
tip to largest matured soholarehip.
F,ngljeb ax1ibita of this kind were also
protege and attraotive.
Canada is well to the front in Agri-
oaltural Building with large oolnpine of
coal, greet chunks of mica, a very full
ae0ortment of the !pines and minerals all
in nioe tidy order forming a great attrac-
tion, with painted taps in oonspiouoog
places giving information of the large
ylelde of the prairie farms, the mines, the
foreete and the gees, inviting mos and
capital to oome and reap the harveete.
In the Fine Arts Building Germany
evidently had the lead, her grand piolar8a
of 9nrpaseing life portraying her artiste'
great ability. "The Berlin Copgreoe of
1878" ie one of the largest piotorce, Dome
12 feet long, 10 feet high, a congregation
of European eteteemen Bismarck and
Dieraeli in the !root, where the latter le
known to have said "Angiand did not
00000 here to bank down," Another
banding is mainly filled by French art.
Tote—more of the nude art description,
many baudeome maetsrpieoee. N •polemt
is often in evidence, a small pioture re.
Prodnoing hie Meet appoaranoe 00 St,,
Helena near death') deep—hie tie:xadnd
dignity is eignitloent—evidently feeling
and reviewing the dire fol y of bis peat
grasping, eneekleee, eeneationel, and
wortbleee file. A third balding, to be
need solely for Amerioa'e own artiste,
was not ready. Buildings all completed,
the exhibits are only behind time,
Chicago papers have largeadvertieemente
of Oanado'e grain fieltto, 25 buebr:e ae
against 14 in U 8, "Reciprocity meet
come" was the Editorial note in Detroit
papers yesterday Baying "We have
doubled our raw materials import the
lost ten years. Oenada'e fertile prairies
—untold mineral wealth—bouodleea
foreeta a necessity 1 ae well ad the
market she offers for our snrplue
maoufaoturee."
The out of total expenditures estimat
ed et 50 million dollars is proeured frr m
exhibits, 11 million ; foreign Govern.
mento, 5 ; concessions 6 ; etatee 7 ; U. S.
Government 11 ; subscription 5 ; and
city of 8t. Louis 5 ; making the grand
total as above. There are 70,000 exhibit.
ors, each State having a large hendeome
building of its own not for exbibi6a—
only for a sort of rendezvous and borne
meeting for their reepeotive peoples.
The Canadian building looks well and
attractive bat nuthtiebed inside, no
admittanoe when we called. The Mid-
way on "Pike" as tt is palled to a eolleo.
tion of all the ranee of the earth, a street
full halt a mile long, crowded with
spaoioue buildings on both sides, all on
the "faker" money making atlraotione.
"Constantinople" and "Mysterious Asia"
are well worth a visit, the latter claiming
to have 700 nativee dressed in Oriental
costumes,offeringdonkeys andunpile
to ride o, moaioand
dancing girie—all
well patronized, The charge of Ramie
Bion, 15 to 25 Dente, don't repreeeat half
of what you are expended to spend after
you get in. Yen can get a good meal on
the grounds for 40 to 50 oebte or °offal,
bread and butter, for 20 oente and no
extortion practised. Vieitore daily
averaging only 30.000 to 40,000. ,Toronto
Fair doee better. Mauy not doming bo-
omer of public reports, too Woe, not yet
ready nor won't be fatly completed till
July let,
Binoerely yours,
JNo. D. RONALD.
Detroit, June 2nd, 1904.
W. F. A. SEMI-FINALS.
Cnntmtllee Ras Arranged Games.
The following is taken from the Berlin
(daily) Newe•Reoord, of June 9th :
The W. F. A. committee, Metiers.
Forsyth, Braobaoher and Brown, have
arranged the following gamer' for the
semi finale :—
Senior Competition.
Continues as per originalsobednle,
Intermediate.
Group A..—
Braeaale at Midway,
Mildmay at Bruesele.
To be decided by June 18.
Group B.—
Woodstook at Stratford.
Stratford at Woodstock.
To be deoided by June 18
Group 0.—
Platteville vg. Galt, at Berlin on Friday
evening, June 10.
Gronp D --
Winners of 0. at Guelph.
Guelph at wtrnere of C.
To he decided by June 11.
Group E,—
Southern district not yet decided, to be
decided by June 11,
Group 1.—
Winners of A. play winners of B,
To be decided by June 25.
Groep 2.—
Winner; of D. play winners of E.
To be decided by June 25.
W. F. A. championship—
Winnere of 1 piny winners of 2.
To be deoided by July 2.
Jeniore.
Group �.—
Mildmay, Lietowel and winners of
Huron district.
To be deoided by June 25.
Group 8.—
Berlin al Galt Victories,
Victories at Berlin.
To be decided by June 25.
Nolen.
No new registrations will be allowed
atter June 15,
In all these matches (senior not in -
eluded) goals count.
A more detailed schedule for groups
A., j•anior, will be published when the
Huron winners are known.
The orders ot the two genres in each of
groups 1 and 2, and the final intermediate
and in the final junior championship
games will be pnbliebed when the winners
are known.
Leadbarv.
MOKoLeov 0011NO •-0ourt of Revision
on Asseesment Roll held by Connoil
on Saturday, May 28th, at Leadbury.
Members of Oounoil all present and took
oath of offioe before the Olerk. There
were two appeals, viz : John O'Keefe that
Lot 21, Con. 1, eseaeeed at $4,100 wag too
high ; also Thomas Dodds that Lob 31,
Con 7, and N d Lot 81, Oon. 8, seemed
at $4,200 wee too high. The Court held
the Assessment correct. Joseph Brew.
titer was added as F. S. in N. Lot 26,
Con. 7. Two changes in ownerships
upon the Roll was oompleted and Aesese.
meat Roll was finally paeeed se correct.
The pions, profile and report of F. W.
Farnoombe, 0. E , on Barron'e drain wag
received and Clerk authorized to notify
all parties aeseseed to attend next meet.
ing to bear it read. Actuante were pees•
ed and paid on bridge° and other work for
$729 60. The Clerk was authorized to
write Dank for loan of $2,000 and draft a
By.law tor eam8 to be paged at next
meeting of Connell. Council adjourned
to meet at G,11, Holland's, Beeeh wood,
on Thursday, June 18th, et 1 o'clock p.
m. when engineer's report will be read on
Barron's drain. All parties wielling lq
wilbdraw name from petition man and
others wishing to sign eau.
ago, 0. MoaaieoN, Cleric.
Rev. A. MaoWt hams; who is abode to
move to 8t, Marys, was given a farewell
reception by the congregation of St.
Andrew's °herdh, Hamilton, along with
hi8 eyite, Mr, Dtaliwiltiame received ti
quarter,oat oak eeeretery and revolving
obeir while fors. MaoWilhame was given
a sale of onllery, a pearl sunbaked, aid a
supply of tuble linen.
Palmerston Celebrates.
The plonk of the Palmerston Pork.
packing L'ompeny h recently been
pnrobused by Joseph IA, O'.4lttre, of
Limeriolr, Ireland, and is now running to
Ila toll espaoity, James O'Mara, the
London agent of the firm, and a member
of the House of Commons for South Hit,
kenay, has been hereaeoiabiug his brother
in organizing the boeineee. These two
gentlemen invited the Mayor, the Council,
the olergy and a number of representative
oitizeou to inspect the factory, and atter•
words to celebrate its re -opening at a
dinner given by them in the Queen's
Hotel. The menu wag of it very Hoe
ebaraoter, and the toast Bet inoluded
"The King" and "Canada," propoeed by
Mayor Skelton ; "The Town," propoeed
by Jae. O'Mara, M. P., and responded to
by H. Hyndmen, jun., Town Clerk ;
"The Packing House," propoeed by J. M.
Campbell, and responded to by W. J.
Falconer ; "The ,Host," proposed by G.
H. Donaldeon, and responded to by
Joseph O'Mara. The °peeobes were all
of a congratulatory nature and emphaeiz
ed the feet that the very beet of good
feeling exists between the proprietors of
the factory and the Corporation. It iu
intended to run the taotory to its oopaaily,
wbioh is 2,000 hogs per week. The town
io excellently situated for a bneineeo of
this obaraoter, being the point from
whiob rix branches of the Grand Trunk
Railway radiate, making it a splendid
receiving and distributing centre,
POISONED.
--
Rang t'olaon le Created when road does
not digest,1504 that to when Sleknese
Commences.
If the man or woman who done not feel
right, will at once look to phting the
stomach right they will strike the right
key. Every ache and every pain is a cry
of poieun, too muoh of whiob has been
made in the promise of ounvertine food
into nutriment. It may be the beckaebe
or sidesahe of the kidne.ye telling they are
overtaxed and cannot fi'ter the poison.
It may be weight, pain or dietr.es In the
'domed' that tells of fermentation and
decomposition instead of digeetien. It
may be headache, dull, depreeoed, welsh
toile p dson has reached the fluid which
surrounds the brain cella. The ' first
canoe ie the same—lack of gastric juice to
properly digest, ANTI PILL, the Great
System Treatment, is a new discovery
whiob so sore on the moons membrane
of the stomach, a natural enpply of gas.
trio juioe ie aeenred, To prove the
wonderful action of ANTI -PILL, you
may have a free trial bottle by addressing
Wilson Fyle Co., Niagara Fella, Out.
Sold in Brussels by Jas. Fox.
JUNE 16, 1904
IMPORTANT NOTICES
REAL ESTATE.
SHORT HORN YEARLING
Bull for sale, red lu color and brad
fJ,oD. MoNA0R, Prprl tor, 23, Lot 00n. 12,
Grey,
THORO'.-BRED YORKSHIRE
ex Sowe, 4 mobilia old, for sale, Will be
0010 resaonable to qulok boyars. JAMES
sElCURL al, Maple Grove Farm, Lot 25, 4103
r.durrle, B,u.sele P, (.1„ 480
C. O, r.
Court Prin owns Alexandria. No. 24, O. 0, F.,
Bruasolo, meets to their Lodge Room, Bias.
11111 Block, on the 2n1 and Met Tneedava of
each month, at8 o'olook. Visiting brethren
always weloou o. JAS. HOUGHS%, 0.R.
WALTER SMITH, R. S.
THOR0'•BRED YORKSHIRE
11 Bow son BUM. — The undersigned
offers for sale one Thorn' -bred Yorkshire
Sow, 171 years old, in pig to his tboro'•bred
Yorkshire hog. For prion apply to It. S.
NIOHOLSON. (Bodo/1u Lime Works), Mor-
rie, Balgroye P. 0, 83-tt
WANTED.— SPECIAL REP–
REsRNTATIVR ,n this county and ad.
joining territories, to represent and odver.
cies an old established bl utness hcuee of
solid Bnanolal standing. Salary 821 weekly,
with expouses advauoed each Monday by
cbeok direct from headquarters. Horse
and buggy furniebed when necessary ; posi-
tion permanent, Address Blew Bros, & Co.,
Room 610 Allmon Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
Prize Winning Short
Horns for Sale.
Eight young Bulls from Imported and
home bred eowa got by Imparted Sire, Also
Cows and Heffere of different agree.
A few pure bred Berkohlre Piga, 10 weeks
old for sale.
Have a quantity of Seed Peas, the Early
June variety, to dispose of. It is a medium
aimed white pea and wore grown from Beed
from near North Bay and yielded over 87
busholo to the acre, free of bogs.
Will also Bell a good aged working and
driving horse.
33.11 D. MILNE & SON, Ethel.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for service, on
Lot 2, Oou, 16,Grey, a thoro' bred Yorkobire
boar. Terme, 700, to bo paid at time of 08r'
vice with privilege of returning if neaps -
eery, JOHN SMITH,
47.6 Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot28, 9th Lino, Morris, the thoro' bred
Durham Bull, Jerry" bred if rom A. His.
lop's 1st prize bull and a thoro'-bred cow.
Terme 81.26, with privilege of returning if
necessary. ROBT. OIIRRIH,
45-4 Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE.— THE
IIndereigued will keep for service e
Elmo' bred Durham bull, on hie farm ad-
joining B masala. Terms, 51 00 with prlvl-
lege of returning if necessary.
GEO, ROBB, Proprietor.
Grand Trunk Railway System
Union Farmers' Institutes
EXCURSION
TO .. ,.
GUELPH
Model Farm
MOM,: JUNE 20
Following Low Excursion Rates will Apply :
Fare Train leaves
KINCARDINE $1 55 6.30 a, m.
RIPLEY 145 6.45
LUGHNOW 136 7.00
WHITECHURCH 125 7.15
WINGHAM 1 25 7.35
BLUEVALE 120 7.50
BRUSSELS 115 8.05
ETHEL 115 8.20
HENFRYN 115 8.28
ATWOOD 110 8,35
LISTOWEL 105 8.95
GOWANSTOWN 100 8.60
Arriving at Gnelpk at le O'clock.
Children under 12 Years of Age Charged Half Fare.
EXCURSIONISTS
Will take Speoial Excursion Train from above mention-
ed places to Guelph, Returning passengers will leave
Guelph by Special Train at 5.30 o'clock p, m. Tiokete
will bo issued from all stations, except Henfryn, ethical
will be supplied by Conductor on train. All Tiokote
good to return by Regular Traiue on following day ex-
cept from Gowanetown,
G000 COACHES FAST TIME
Join us and Enjoy a day's outing. Electric Cars in
fµ11 swing between the City of Guelph
and the Model Farm.
THOS. MOMILLAN, R; J, NELSON,
Prle. ;East Buren Farmers' Ins. See. Centre Renee Farmers' Inc.
J. A. LAMB,
Hee. Month Druce Farmers' ins,
'L 1A1fl1 FOR SALE,— BEING
1.' 160 gorse, Lot 85 and South Half Lot
16, Con. 5, Elmo,. 140 Bores vloarod, butanes
hardwood bush. Large bank barn with
straw ailed; etablins under all. Large brlalr
ooltago ; plenty of water, well fenced and
dltelted, Poneosioo can be given any time.
Price 0800. For 1prther particulars apply
t0 JOHN J. 00RRY, Britton, Ont. 47-tf
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.—
TI) e undersigned offers for rale her
excellent farm, located on (Jon, 10, Grey
towueblp, end containing 153 acres. There
lea oomfortnble Inane cottage, bunk barn,
good driving Mid, orebare, dee op the
premiaee, farm le well dratued and fenced.
It to also well watered by the river Malt
land and an invaluable Spring. Convenient
to market, eolmel and churches. Por price,
terms and other particulars apply on the
provokes, or it by letter to 01110, T. CAL.
DEB, 1' ropriotress, Craubrook P, 0, 3011
I 'IARMS FOR SALE. — 350
aoree pret•olase land in the Tovrnehtp
of Grey—Lot 16, Con. 14, 100 aoree; Lot 17,
Oren. 14,100 acres ; and Wi Lot 18. 000. 14,
60 uoree-250 acres. All in excellent 500,N -
tion with Oret•elase buildings ; brick house
with all modern oouveuiences, and large
bank barn, root and straw house, etablee,
&o. Well watered, From 85 to 40 acro; of
laming hardwoodood 00 acresb nth first first -ohms land, con-
taining
re
good
trams house and largo bank barn gently
new. The property can re sold in two or
three liberal. 5,ls to suit porch aware. Terme
andMt Also a oomanooroue Maher hone -
aur lot in IIruasela. For 0 the c promisee.
apply to the owner on the promisee,
LAIIOHL0N MONEIL, or to RIO. LECKIE,
Brueeele, 21-tf
STILL iNTHE
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 !ns in
1903, 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 yea
in Brussels we think we are o0
petent to understand the wis)
of the public to a good extent
Call and see us.
S. T. PLUM
Thomas street, Bri sees.
BICYCLE
REPAIRING
fiP�
The undersigned is prepared to attend to the wants of the
Public in the prompt fitting -up of Bicycles such as
Cleaning, Oiling, Repairing;
Mending Punctures, &c.,
and will also replace Spokes, Hubs, Rims and
Tires,
Satisfaction guaranteed and reasonable rates charged.
First-class Second-hand Wheels for sale.
Give me a call any evening from 7 to 9.30.
W. H. Salter;
TERMS CASH. OVER I. C. RICHARDS' STORE.
WAGONS
WHEELBARROWS
GO CARTS
ROCKING HORSES
TOY CARTS
DOLLS CARRIAGES
BASE BALLS
RUBBER BALLS
POST BOOKSTORE.
Stook of Wire Wheels for Wagons to supply
Customers on hand.
New Canadian and American
Wall Payers
W11 have a full stock of this Season's 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
6 CENTS PER ROLL
BED ROOMS—We have Dainty Florale, producing obarming effects et Low COO.
PARLORS—Beautiful Designs in Gilt and Creamy Tones, Blues, Greene, &o., in
delicate Shades.
HALLS, DINING ROOMS, &o.—Fine, effective Designer in Magnilloent Colorer
Riving Warmth, Richness and Beauty to an Apartment.
AND PRI0E8 1 We oan only say we are offering this season Better Paper, Designs
and Colorings than ever offered.
Don't wait until our etook is broken. Make your seleobiou now.
I! you have any rooms not recently papered, just call and let us tell you flow
little it costs to make home bright, attractive and happy.
In Smale's Block, two doors Nortb of Postoifioe.
Fred. McCracken
Painter and Paper Hanger.
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