The Brussels Post, 1904-7-14, Page 4virg 9zu rosea$ 1BO,
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1904,
Good Roads in Ontario.
Oos of the most interesting and ex•
beanies of the report@ prepared by the
oiiioiale ot the Ontario Government ie
thee of A. W. O&mpbell, Commissioner
of.L•Iighweye, whittle is now being dietrib.
uted'by the Public Works Department.
The importance of the work that hes
been planed in the °barge of Mr, Camp.
bell ierealized when it is learned that
to expenditure yearly en the township
roads of the Province is $1,872,024, Than
Mr. Campbell there is no man mare Dorn.
peteut to give edvioe ooneerniag the
eoienoe of roade+king, for hie eervlaee all
over Ontario, and the attention white) bee
been peed to hie addressee at national
and international oonventiona called for
the advooaoy of good roads.
In hie eighth annual report Mr. (lamp.
bell deals with the eubjeat most exhaust.
(vole. It treats enthoritatively with the
enb
� in all its branahee, from the
etaudpoint that "the development at any,
of every, country le absolutely impore.
eible without good country roads," He
notes with eatiefaotion that the reoent
activity in regard to the "good roads
movement" Ie bringing about a general
reform of road -making methods with a
corresponding improvement of the roads,
but says much remains to be done. By
the end of 1908 about one hundred and
thirty townships bad abolished or 0010•
mated etatote labor and in its plane bad
adopted eyetem& whereby fewer and
more permanently appointed rued over•
eeera take the plane of the pathmaeters
of the statute labor eyetem, and for
whioh all work is paid for in a bnaineee•
like way. Proper road•making machin•
eryie being employed, and definite
methods of doing the work have been
established.
At present the report shows that there
are 1,124 mitee of etonnty roads being built
under the roads improvement not with
aid from the Provinoial Treasury. This
does not include the roade of Lincoln
and Oxford wbioh have recently decided
to avail themesiveeof the provieione of
the not.
Oooeiderable space is given to the
question ot statute labor. Ito dieadvant•
ages are pointed out aed a subabitnte
le provided. A list of the municipalities
thathave abolished statute labor is given
and from a nember of them roporte are
printed giving the opinions of the offioials
in regard to the change.
County road eyattms are dealt with,
and the advaatagee which are to be
gained ander the improvement act are
indiaeted. Leading officials in counties
wbioh have adopted the county roade
system pruvide reports on their experi.
micro wbtob will be of ooneiderable value
and interest to other ooentise contemplate
inv availing themselves of the act.
Under the heading "The Science of
Road•making" Mr. Campbell gives im
portant inetr0otione as to road drainage,
torm•ttion, preparation of gravel and
broken atone, the machinery that ehanid
be employed and how it ehoald be open.
ated. Tbere ea an important chapter on
the maintenance of earth roade, the care
and proteotion of hille and the repair of
old roads. Me. Campbell tells of concrete
for sluiaea, ealverte and bridges, and
gives deeigne, ep (reifications aed materials
to he used and how they should be ap
plied.
The whole reptrt dents with the condit
tione existing in Outwit), and the drfiuite
plane and euggeet)one are all aunts ae may
be adopted by auy municipality in the
Province, The total township readmits.
age in Oatarto at the preeent time ie
60,771.
After the Ball was over.
Pewee comment/1 on the Intermediate
Loot Mail Championship.
Following are a few clippings from the
newspapers in referenoe to Brussels.
Platteville games for the Intermediate
Foot Bali trophy ;-
00800D 81.803 ABOUND 00001.
The Atwood Bee •-The Brussels
Intermediate Foot ball team are ones
more the ahampioue of Western Ontario.
On Dominion Day they defeated Platte•
elite in the latter town by 2-1 atter a
hard struggle, and on Monday evening in
Bruesele they battled herd for seventy
minutes, and neither team snored. It
was e great game to watoh, A heavy
rain about b p. m. made the grounds wet
and the ball alippery. Bat fortunately
it cleared ap and a large crowd witnessed
the earns. The gate re08ipt8 amounted
to 0120. Platteville ran a special train
from Bright and the crowd that lined the
tonth.lineecame from all the earroun•
ding towns and villages. The visiting
team certainly played et strong game and
have a number of epiendid players. Ball,
one of their half basks, is as good an guy
in the business. The aheokiog was
pretty vigorous at times, cepeoiallyduring
the teat fifteen minotee when Bruaeele
played rings around Platteville, but nettle)
not score, One goal was aeorel by
Brneeele just after the time keepers blew
their whiatlee, but was not allowed by the
referee. 14url Switzer played hie usual
strong and vigoroue game.
A nn$D 2500 TO 0110031.
Lietowel Banner '-el epeeist trete
wenb through this Own Met Monday
'es.afternoon ea conte to Brunie conveying
the P1itetettele not Ball team to that
town where they played off bee ebam.
piouehip W. F. A. match. The' game
was a fast one from stent to iinieb, both
teams putting up the beet kind of ball.
Bruaeele were under She impression that
it would be a dead may thing for them
on account of beating Platteville on their
own greeted, but to their enrprieedee boys
from the little -village put np a stiff game
keeping their opponents hnetiing all the
time. Daring the first of the game the
playing wee very evenly divided both
teams petting up game very briilient
p'aya, but on towards the last Braeaaits
got down to their old combination and
kept Platteville baoke and goalkeeper
kicking with both feet to keep them
from scoring, A few mimltee before
time was np a goal was snored but was
disputed, some oleiming that it was
eooted alter the referee had blown his
whittle, The Pletteviile boye took their
defeat in a eportemanlike way and de
serve nreditfor the way they kept Bale.
seta down on Blair own geodedg, And,
on the other hand, Brnagele le to be
o0ngratatated on their suerese whioh they
daily deserve ea they are a hunky lot °f
good tedium, Brown Jeolteou, ot Seat
forth refereed the game,
0500155506 1'11t110E, 000508 NOT 0500080,
The Platteville 1,olto,-1'Istteville and
Bruesele played the leek of the two ileal
games at Bruaeele on Monday and neither
team snored, The Platteville club ran a
apeoial leaving Bright et about oue o'clock
and arriving in Bruseele ehoetly after
four. the special carried a hundred
people. Brawn Jaalteoo refereed the
game and tltowth probably well intention.
ed he did not keep the teams well ander
control and allowed the play to become
unneeeseerity rough. The two teams
were very evenly =tatted and tbough
eaoh tried hard to some neither Tended.
As Bruaeele defeated the Platteville olab
here by one goal they are thus the win•
news of the round and the W, F. A. cap
stays in Brussels for another term. The
Bruaeele players and management are a
gentlemanly lot, but the rooters were
fierce and even the ladies et the game
leak what is most beoomiug to their sex,
modesty,
eoNOuATULATI5NI•
ouegeeereatione were reoaived Iran, a
number ot former Bruteelites, boye and
girls, showing th,t more than a Weal
intereet wan felt iu the Ohampiooahip
hauors.
B. J. Gilroy, of Brookville, writes :-
"Whn said Sequels oouidu't play fast
ball 2"
Joint P.pper, of Determine, a sturdy
Mesta on a termer team, writes :-"I am
glad to know the Poet Sall boys did so
well, coming oat oe top again. I have
given up Foot Ball altogether, only play.
ed one game title year bus I believe 1
could put up n fair gems yet if I ware in
shape." We w013l0 just about as SOLI)
be kinked by to horse ae to receive oue at
Jetak'e old fashioned attacks on the hall
field. It was a cheek all tight and
spelled with a capital C at that and
Pete Bergueon, who was a great Iriend of
Mr. Pepper, wasn't very far behind the
@.lid John when be essayed to disport
himself an the ball field.
IT IS NOT DEATH TO DIE.
It is not death to die,
To leave this weary road,
Aud 'midst the brotherhood ou high,
To be at home with Gad.
It la not death to aloee
The eye long dimmed by tears,
Aod wake in glorious repose,
To speed eternal years,
It is not death to fling
Aside this ,inial cleat,
And rise on et rook exulting wing,
To I've among the jest.
Jeans, thou Prince of Life I
Thy °hoeee oennat diet:
Litte'1'hee they ammeter in tbo strife,
To re5g0 with Thea ou high.
41V ruxttratr-.
FooT [TALL Oaattproue.-We oongrai-
elate you her. Eliter upon the 0000808 of
your Foot -Ball team, The people of
Brussels stand loyally by them and this
gives the team inspiration to excel them•
eeivee. Certainly if large torn outs of
the people and hearty °beers ton every
good play i+ to Oou"t you have not been
sparing. We heard it rum eyed, though
we did not oredit the story' abut the 0o.
Oonnoil had to adj Torn on one warden
as the Warden oou:d net get his mind
down to business. It was learned alter•
wards that a teat ball match wee in
progress and nutil he heard the rean:t he
o . uid not settle down ter the effeire of the
county. It would not hurt the onp any
if it were exhibited in Wrcxeter for a few
weeks and we tall give et 11•st mortgage
on the village for security. It would be
oar truly debt.
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'Ma salt block is closed down at preeent
medergt:ing repairs.
A stretch of cement sidewalk is being
put down in Herpnrhey.
Large gnautitiee of coal are arriving at
the etatiou here for the various dealers in
town.
About 150 tickets were void one day at
the stattou here for the circus at Stoat -
hard.
The Seafortb Miilfng Oo ie now
operating the mill to twelve o'oloak at
night in oo0eegsenee of increased orders.
His many friends are pleased to see
"Teddy" Jaokeon oat aitbongh with the
aid of crutches. His broken limb is
mending nicely.
A epecial meeting of tate town commit
w 80 held to deal with the appointment of
a Dew (Thief of pollee. Out of ten etp•
plioants, J. G. Oriob was obosen.
F, ole ate has d rated t
BarristerH e d o 0
the Seeforth Bowling Olnb a handeome'ly
framed life sized portrait of the veteran
president, Jamee McMichael. The per.
trait will be hong up at the club bones at
the green and beers the following ie.
eoriptioo, "Jame McMichael, President
of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Oiub, to
whose generosity the oiub ie indebted for
these grounds,"
%V 111 Zit it. rkf .
L, A, Rall was in Toeento attending e
convention of the Uotiertekers' Aesooia
5100.
W, el, Green hag disported of his wood
and coat bnaineee to John McLean. We
nuderetaud that Mr. Green bat game.
thing else in view,
The Baptist Young People's Union
elected otiloere for the ensuing term, ae
follows 1 -lion. Prase Itev. IV. A. Mo.
.Lean, B, A.; President, H, tlinsoliffe ;
Viae Pros., Miss JL M. Fisher ; Ree.•
Seo., Miss Tena Kelly ; Oor,•Sete, Mies
Mo rotrgall ; Treasurer, Bliss Maggie
1'teber; Organist, Mre. Geo. Hanna.
Turnbeery .township aaeeesor aeaeeeed
the Wingham eiestrio•light plant at $7000
Wingbam Connell appealed from this
aeseeement at the 0ourt of (Revision,
oiaiming that the plant ,bei0g muaiaipeJ
property, wee not aeeeeeabie. The
Council of Enrnherre, heeded not the
appeal, but promptly aimed the 150aeee.
meat up to 510,000. Wingham has esp.
pealed to the County ,Judge, wha will
decide the mutter in due time,
The annual report of Wingbam Metho.
diet oboroh is in hand and glows prog-
ress. The pastor aspens a net gain in
me berohf of 418 netwithat n i
m ado
p
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some deaths and a number of removals.
The obeech debt watt leeganed daring the
year by $0,100 and is new only $2,900, a
very creditable ehawiug indeed, The
pastor's %ddreee ehoald be parquet by
every member, The Sunday School re.
porta 8114 =inhere, and is effioientiy
!quipped with a full etaal of toaohers,
WINGHAM DISTRICT
SPLENDID
The program ter the Summer Helsnel
to be held under the anspisee of the
lepwortb Leagues of the 4Vinghanl Des
t•iot in Kincardine from 1'[ond'ty Augrsvt
8th to Sudety 14th Inc wave, Ilea mantel
WO close, The seeeions of the Sana
will be held much alter the prtnuipto of
the larger Buhoola in the ettite, There
will be morning and evening see'nvue
devoted to the study of the Bible an
Missions while the afteruenue wilt be left
free for rearealion,
The strength and ggslity of the pro.
gram ought to be a eteuug endauemeet to
I) ti Lha U8
SUMMER SCHOOL„
PROGRANM.
ite work takes a d.il,ita form. Instead
et ;kik inn on "How to study the Bible"
the htb.e will be studied. Instead of
emending fiat„ Le r "flow to seedy Mire
shote" the dillereilt ethane of Mieeiose
au,1 911eea,n, work will be rtudiad.
Thu beautiful "Lakeside Paris," ex,
tending to the beach of Lake Huron, hae
teen placed at the diepoeal at the Lep•
suers together with its Hail, pavilione,
,1a., a must delightful spot for a public)
getheriug while the Methodist church oe
Towu Ball will be available should the
Weather be too cool or wet for outdoor
15010 DB. 00ND5080N.
all the young people of the District to
attend, The list of epeakere inoindea :-
Rev, Jamee Raudtreon, D. D., TOrooto,
Asaiatant Missionary Secretary ; Rev. F.
0. Stepheneon, M. D., Toronto, Secretary
of the Forward Movement ; Rev, it. W.
Woodaworth, of Toronto, a spec &list ie
Bible Study ; Rev. J. A. Jackson, el. D.,
of Bella Coo'a, B. 0. Mr, Jaokeon'e ad•
dresses will be eapeoially interesting to
the Leaguere of lVingham Diatriat be•
armee he is engaged in the seine Mind of
Minion work ea Rev. G. H. Raley, of
Rets moat, the M.eeionary whom they
eopport. Mr. Jackson will iNnetrate with
lime light views the miseione and mie.
sires station of the Methodiet Church in
British Columbia, In addition to those
Bey J. A. 70.01003, M. D.
eneaiore Rev. J. E. Hunter, who lee rue.
csafully campaigned the Dietriot, will be
preeent, wl.)let the ministers of the local
oirouite and chargee are very energetically
00 operating to reeks the gathering a
imoeees. The tuning daring the whole
sabool will be in eherge of Principal S.
W. Perry, B. A , leader of the Kitluerdiue
Methodist choir.
Special @trees daring the study elaaaee
will be laid upon the two text books for
1908-04, viz: "Studies in the Lite of
Oheist," and "The Heart of Sz Obnan."
The Summer School le unlike moat
Oonvecbions and gatberinga inaemuoh as
Ill
servioee on any of the days. These not
oaring to aemp,out mete be provided with
oomfortab'e beading bonaae by applioaSiou
to Mise Millie Fisher, Kincardine. Mark
down the Batas, lug, 8 to 14 and plan to
attend as many days as possible. You
well Bever regret it,
BIDV. V. 0. 008012115500x, ri B.
Meeting on the drove- of Lake Huron,
wish almost all the advantages of a
popular resort, combining so many
educative and inetrltutive gaalitiea the
Smanter %Ousel offere a etwei,8 of an
i&turacaaag and helpful week's outing
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1104. e. 8, BALEY.
such ae keg never been offered iu tbie
vicinity before. -Fall iefermaliun is 10 be
found in the prn;rarne whioh may be
obtained from K J. Beaton, White•
°bureb, nr W. H. Kerr, Bruaeele,
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MINOARDINE METHODIST CHURCH.
regular and reserve, and Oradle roll de.
parlment ; there is a good library, also a
Teachers' library and other literature.
Senior Epworth League reports 124
membere end they ranted $285 47 ; the
Junior .Leaene hae 3.04 members, and
railed 557 49. The Ladies' Aid report
reoeipte of $27102 ; the W. F. M, S,,
547.60. The amount steed for all per•
pages daring the year ending Juno tat,
was $7,288 84 ; of this 5502 82 watt for
mlesionary purposes,
At the recent meeting of the Synodal
Heron at London, the , following mole.
Non In regard to eharotl union was unan-
imtuel carried ;-Phot this Bns,dofa
rd
its hearty dngratnlatione to the
Presby.
terian, Methodiat and Coogregatianai
brethren on the proepeot of the epeedy
attainment of the anion of these three
aommnnione in one body, They feel
that each aoneummaSion will be a pro.
olamatioe to the world of the evil of that
epleit of division whin) has eheetereel
the Christian hoot, has alienated broth•
ren, le a dlreot aantradiotion of the will of
our blessed Lord ; and thea Synod earn•
natty prays the Great Bead of the Church
so to pour oat the spirit of brotherly
union and ounoord won all Christian
people that the nni0n for whiph oar
blessed Lord Rs earnestly prayed may be
apeadily oaneummeted that the world
may nee it and believe that the Father
sent the Bon to be the Savione of the
world.
Ceitstill Iran Nevvret.
Ernest Alpertoo er Toront
O p , o,. 6
youth of seventeen, was drowned in the
Don.
An address will be presented to Lord
Dundonald at Massey Hall, Toronto, on
Friday night.
also oivia Reception Committee deolded
to hold the reception to Lon Soboiee in
((neea'o Park, Toronto.
Mtge Polly Ilnrrie, of Chatham Town. 13oarti, eknnld not have had anything to
ship, was Browned while bathing in the do with the aeieotiun of a site,
Themes, Father O'blail, of Rinkore, is 00 111000,
William Mitchell dropped deed while The soul of rhe venerable priest went to
working on the new postotline betiding Its Maker 1i'riday afternoon about 5 80,
at Sault Ste, Marie. with a long record of work in the service
()mantle Shields has been appointed of God faitbfuiiy performed. The obaeg.
(tonere( lvfalleger for the Lake Suppler 01es tooht place Monday morning at Intl.
(lorporation at Sank Ate, Marie. kora, The remains were interred in the
Tho Canada Paoiao Lumber Com. village cemetery. A. number from Strat.
panr'e plant et lt`ort Moody, 13, (I , was ford attended, father O'Naii was 74
dsmvged t" tile'rxlent of 576 000 by Ore. years of age,
kbixty quern of emalipox }MVO beers le
ported from Temiecaming, '!'here la no
ease in the railway cuuelruulion orrmpa,
Perth Oount3.
Mitohetl oiyio holiday will be on Aug,
10 Shia year.
Mitchell's tax rate Dile year has been
fixed at 21 mills on the dollar,
Bay is a very heavy Drop around Lie•
towel, but the rains threaten to dantege
it.
Rev. M. L. Leitob, of Knox Ohnroh,
Stratford, le resigning on ttuoount of ill•
health.
The plate glass for the front of Wm.
Sbonemen's new store, Mitchell, will omit
over $800.
George Meyer, of Logan, had the tine
of a pitchfork run through the calf of
one of hie lege.
Mae. F. Race of the Recorder, Mit•
eh 11, left for Toronto where he will
Snake his future home.
The little eon, aged about 0, of Henry
Gale, near Sebringviile, lied bis arm
broken while playing.
While operating a rip Paw at Metag.
an's f&otory, Stratford, Wm. Swallowall
jr., had the 'mooed Sager of hie tight
wand taken off ab the first joint.
While Dr, liutahing, of Mitchell, was
etauding on top of a etrplodder, temov-
ing a Sign from over bie stable door, the
grow bar wbioh be was neing slipped and
to gave himself from failing he jumped to
the ground, with the result that he broke
the bone in hie left heel.
It is said that Bt. Marys le one of the
beet freight atabione on the G. T, R. for
a town of its size, Weal of Montreal.
Some days as many s,0 29 oars of freight
heave been shipped out. The stone
quarries Bend out on au average of 14 to
18 oars of @tune per day.
Rev. Mr. McAuley has kindly (Raved
a prize for the beet Essay on ieeh° nee
and &hues 02 Parttime." All pupils of
the Mitchell Hight school during the
uoademia year 1003 1904, and those
registered next term may compete.
Essay win IN in Ned December next,
While leading a hnreo to water the
animal kloked John Keeler, of Mouktou,
In She face, inflicting a terrible gash and
when found Ise tvae lying in the rain in
an nnon„eoious ooadllion, in which state
be lay for several Item before reooverint'.
Although the accident was a most eevere
one, he ie now duing nicely,
Borne weeks ago the cttizen9 of St.
Marys voted an a Bylaw regarding the
building of a Oarnegie library. The 13y.
law was carried by 282 to 197, but now
ft is ahead that a number of voters re•
corded their votes illegally. The ndviae
of BIabee & Makin@, barristers, has been
aek'd with a view it is alleged, of apply.
ins foe an injunction to prevent the
building of the library. It 9 further
alleg,•d that Committer Roberta,
not being at member of the Library
STOCK FOR SERVICE
D0Alt FOR SERVICE. -TOE
nnderalgeed will koae 1m• aervloo, on
1.05 2, Oou, 14,r4rey, a fibro' bred Yorkshire
(lour, Tonna, 760, to be paid at time of ear.
v'oo with privilege of returning 5f hetes.
nary. JOHN SMITH,
47 c Proprietor.
DULL FOR SERVICE, -THE
nudorslened will keep Sor eervlea on
Lit98, 4111 Line, Morris, the tboro' bred
Durham null, ,Terry" bred (from A. Bis.
lou'@ set Brise bull and a thorn' -brad cow,
Terme8126, with privilege of attendee it
necessary. BORT. OURHIE,
48.4 Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE.— THE
Undersigned w115 keep for service a
thorn' brad Durham bull, on hia farm ad-
joiningBruasela. Terme, 8100 with privi-
lege oreturning if neoeseary.
000, 1ROBB, ;Proprietor,
IMPORTAiT NOTICES
THORO'-BRED YORKSHIRE
t sows, 4 months old. for sale. Will be
sold reasonable to quick buyers, JA5112$
80101111I91, Maple Grove Parm, Lot 16, 4111
Lluu, Morrie, Brusteio P, 0.1 48 0
C. 0, F.
urt Princes°
B usria
sels, meets in their rLodge Room, Bias
-
hill Block, on the cud and last Tuesdays of
each moat), a58 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAB. 13URt3F,88. 0, It.
WALTER SMITIH, 18, B.
rilHORO' - BRED YORKSHIRE
1. Bow Fon BALID. - The undOreigned
villein for gale one Moroi -bred Yorkshire
Bow, 31- yenta old, in pig to his ppthorn'-bred
NICHOLSON (Bot27�min Lime Works), It.
Mor-
rie, Belgraya P, 0. fig-tt
WANTED.— SPEOIAL REP-
115671NTA'rrVID to this county and ad-
joining territories, to represent and adver-
tise an old eetebliabed boldness Irouoe of
Solid ananefat standing. Salary $21 weekly,
with expaoaes;advanced each )tlouday by
°heck direct from headquarters. florae
and Matey furnished when neeeseary ; Posi-
tion permanent. Address Blow Bros, & Oo ,
Item 010 Monett Bldg., Ohleago, 111,
NOT/CE 1
We, the underetgned, agree to raise the
price et hoveleteloeiug to Hie, for eettleg
and 150g, for new Blume, owing to the advance
in the price of material, eta, This goes into
force o1).Monday. June 13th, 3911.
Signed by
P'WAN & Oo„ Gino. W. Po1.081»,
P. Sco0T, Ilurit1Jlnllca & Bow,
8,T. Peter, 14.Lr MOL vercumN,
Trina, POLLO011, (3100. Boxim5,
Josue Penman, JOAN 1OxttIIDa.
Prize Winning Short
Horns for Sale.
Eight young 230110 from Imported and
hams brad
cows
o feby imported S.ro. Ateo
Cows and Iolore 0! different
ages.
A few pure bred Berke)liro PIge, 10 woeful
old, fox tate.
Zieve a quabtltg of Seed Ports the Irlarly
June variety, to ddlepooe of. It le ameeium
eieod Whlto_ pea and wore grown from teed
front near North Bay hod yielded over 57
lsueba3s to the sore, tree of two.
wilt oleo eon a good aged working and
drivinghor0o'
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511110.511 .'legion $33 16
31 50 'Cannot* 114 00
swan ltivor 111
Saskatoon 15'.20
3100 Prince Albert 300
u
Macleod 111100
Calgary 3850
Red Door 3090
St rathoona 9060
32 35
3250
0;7.05)
Going June 14511, 28th and July 19t11.
Returning weal Aug. 10003.00th and Sept.
2051, respectively,
Pickets are not good 011 "Imperial Limit-
ed,"
Pamphlets and fall particulars front any
Mtnadtan Paeilta Agent, or A. 11. NoTMAN,
Toronto,
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL and
LONDONDERRY
Royal Mail Steamers
P.om btontroal Prom (Plebe('
Ionian July 8, a am, July 8, 0 p at
Bavarian July 13, 8 can, Jniy 76, a p to
Parisian July 22, 0 " July 29, 8 "
'Tunisian July 09, 3 " July 29, 3 " I
'BANISH or PAaSAnss
First oablu-366 and upwards, according I
5.0 atoamar,
Second onbtn-.Liverpool & T.onriaadorry
-Bavarian, T&"la)au and Ionian, $40 and
942.00; Parisian $07 60, Loudon 03.90 extra. •
'1`hlyd-claw-Superior accommodation, $15 ,
to Liverpool, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow and •
London.
Through tiokote to South Africa,
Montreal to 6laagaw Direct
Corinthian Nod. July 20 (Daylight)
Naw Yat'k Io Chtsgow •
Mongolian Thursday, July 14, 11. 11.m
Low rates by above Glasgow etetmiere on ,
application to
Jut ) 4, 1.''04
REAL ESTATE.
1 1A]I M FOR SALJa.-13EING
L. 160 nares,, Lot 1355 and South Half Lot
30, llm,.6, Winn, 1442 novae Bleared, be Immo
hardwood Lush. Large bank barn with
0105550 shod 1 stabling trimer all. Largo brick
cottage ; plenty of water, well fenced and
ditched. '1?oaaoesiort eau be given any time.
Prise $8000. icor further prrtieulare apply
to J01114 J, 0015181, Britton, Out, 47.51
!_lOOD ''FARM POR SALE,-
Vl Tho twdoralgnod offor6 for sale her
excellent farm, luxated on Wu. 10, Gray
township, and containing 366 acres. 'Phare
555 a comfortable tramp (goes°, heath hare,
Proiniwoevl droner;
itrm teed,
well drained anti feao,t a
It is also well waterer( by t11e river Molt.
laud and au Invaluabie Spring, Convenient
to market, Boland and ollurobea. FOr prloe,
Orilla and other particulars apply on the
promisee, or if by Jotter to 51119. T. CAL•
Den, L ro4Wetrass, Oraubrook V. 0, 5055
T..41ARMS FOR SALE. - 360
narea Oret•n1aae land in the Towuablp
of Grey -Lot 10, Con. 14, 100 scree ;• Lot17,
Oon. 11,100 amps ; and W4 Lot 18, eon, 14,
00 aoroa-200 acres. A11 in excellent condi-
tion with flrat.ela6s, buildings ; brick house
with all modern conveniences, and large
bank barn, root and straw 11o11s0, Stubbs,
&0. Wall watered. Fro,u 355 to 40 item nt
gond hardwood bush. Lot Id, Oun,13,con-
taining 100 acres of drat -ohne land, good
frame house and largo bank baro nearly
new. The property can be Bold in two or
three percale to suit ptrre5nrears. Tema
liberal. Also a oemmodlaan dwelling house
and Int in Mussels, Far fun then patti8u.
lore apply to the owner on the prendees,
LAU01 10,09 MoNNIL, Or to JNO. LEONID,
Brussels. 21.51'
STILL IN T'HE
OLD STAND
While we are not given much
to prang up our business in the
public print wo desire to thank
our numerous customers for the
hearty support accorded us 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 blacksmitbing, with a specialty
made of Horse -shoeing and Job-
bing. As We have spent 18 years
in Brussels we think we are com-
peteut to underatanc18 the wishes
of the public to a good extent.
Call and see us.
S. T. PLUM
W. H. KERB,
Agent, Remittals. ' Ti1Oma8 street,
Brussels.
Is there AllytJirIg Wrorf with Your
F so the undersigned is ready, on short notice, to put
it right. Cleaning, Oiling, Repairing, Mend-
ing Punctures, Replacing Spokes, Hubs, Rims
and Tires included.
Reasonable charges and good work.
SOME 2ND HAND WHEELS FOR SALE.
Give me a call cony evening from 7 to 9.80,
TERMS CASII.
Iter
OVER I. C. RICHARDS' STORE.
WAGONS
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GO CARTS
ROCKING HORSES
^j^ TOY CARTS g, �y
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DOLLS CARRIAGE
BASE BALLS
RUBBER BALLS
POST
tiOt
OU9(STS6RE.
Stook of Wire Wheels fon Wagons to supply
Onotomere on band,