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TRAIN UP A CHILD Liberal.
Aud when up Baud hire or
her to
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Term opens April llth, 1904
Two Courses-
Clommeredal and Shorthand,
‘o Send for College JOUrael.
A. L. IA oINTYRE, manager,
L%IifturadtSelittaCle zeRtaragete:afAc3,'
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO TaAN AT 5 PER
ILI. omit. 0,8. SCOTT, Bruesels,
TAT H. HoORA.031EN-
v • limier of Marriage Licenses. Of -
lice at Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
"WARMS FOR BALE -TRE UN•
mammon has several good Fermat or
sale and to rent, may toren, Townships
of 20010(0 0101 Grey. F S. SO orP,Bruseel
CI, Ce.
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Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24, 0.0, F.,
Brussel., meets lo their Lodge Room, Ela'
01111 Block, un the Sud and last Tgesdaye of
eaoh month, at 8 o'clock. Vitiates brethren
always welcome, JAS. BURGESS, 0.R.
A. E. MELLISH, 18,2
M. MORRISON,
Issuer ot Marriage Licenses,
, WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT OUNNIN.GHAM1
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRM INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Office over Henley's Drug Store,
Nov. 3r0, 1002 10-8m Bruagehr,
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Go.,
• • ESTABLISHED 1840
Ineurance taken on the cash and premium
note system atourrent rates. Before loser-
. ing elsewhere call 00 the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Breese's.
AUCTIONEERS.
B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-a- • HER, WM sell for better prices, to
better men, in lens time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
be won't charge anything, Dates and ordure
can always be arranged at this ()Moe or by
p ersonal applieation.
ROBT. H. GARN1SS
BLDEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Baron COUR-V.
Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the office of Trot Poo, Brussels. 2281
VETERINARY.
D. WARIA/101K-
ey Honor (bedtime of the Ontario Vet -
°riflery Oollege, is prepared to treat all tile -
eases of doraestiaated animals in a coronet.
ant manner. Partiluler attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly a*.
tended to. °Mae and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Turoberry ut., Breese's.
LEGAL AND•CONVEYANCINO.
A B. MACDONALD-
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto.
Suceeesor to G. F. Blair. 011100 over Stan-
dard Sank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Bank,
MT M. BINOLAIR-
• Barrister, solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, dm. Ofilee-Stewart's Block
1 door North Of Central Hotel.
Solicitor /or the Standard Bank.
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pROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
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BARRISTERS 801IoI3flBS, NOTARIES
ETO,
W. PaipmooT, O. R. 0.201.010
e, P. BLAIR.
Oftlees-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
-Cameron de Holt,
el onnnrou, ONTARIO.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. 1111'NAUGHTON,
M. IL, CI m.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Metlieal
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeoue, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
tvilery, Edinburgh. Va-Telephoue No.14,
Reeidence-MM street, Brame's.
DENTISTRY
GR.R. P. PEILD.
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Graduate Of the Royal College of Dental
flurgeousof Ontario and FIrst•class HOROr
Gradnate of Toronto Univereity. Mee
nest to 13rewer'e Photograph Gallery,
MUSSELS,
2 A FAMOUS SCHOOL g
CENTRAL
‘dg/S
STRATFORD, ONT.
iYoung Mao, Young Woman, there to
ahnudent rootn for you in the higher
and more responeible positione of life,
YOU AIM NEEDED, Oet a nusineue
or Shorthend training and march up.
wards. Enter our Seeool this month
if poseiblo.
ELLIOTT' & MerA 0 gra 1 N.,
„ Principals.
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Meetings
Public: Meetings in the interests of
Arch. Hislop
Liberal Candidate for the East Riding of
Heron, will be held as follows :
w aoxErE Friday Jan. 20
WALTON' Saturday Jan. 21
Meetings open at 7 30 p. ni , excepting
Moleaworth, Belgrave and Bluevale
OM begin at 2 p. m. and Brunets at 1.
The Opposition Candidate or his rep-
resentative invited.
"GOD SAVE THE KING."
focal Reba limo,
RUMOR has it that another drug store
may open up in Bruseela before many
moons wax and wane.
Blashill, formerly of Braseele, is
now engaged in the restaurant baainese
in Ypsilanti, Miohigan.
IT ie hinted that Wm, Baekert who ia
home from the Weetern States, ie likely
to become a business man io Brussels hl
the near future.
A short time ago Alex. Ellie, Queen
street, leoeived a bite 00 000 of hie hands
from a horse but by exercising oare no
evil effects are likely to eneue.,
Reeently Mrs, Harry Hewitt, of „Suf.
tale, had her face quite seriously burned
by the explosion of mantel gee being
Hied for cooking purpeees. We hope she
will soon be as well as ever.
Bitumens DRIVING PARR -The tumultl
meeting of Breams Driving Park Aesoo
Wien will ' be held at the Ameriaan
Hotel on Friday everting, 27th, inst., at
8 o'olook, when the annual report will be
preeented and officere elected for the
ooming year.
J. N. Bemire, who WEB for some time
with E. 0. Dnnford, of Bruseele, and for
the past six years cutter for a leading
Winnipeg Clothing House, hue opened a
Merchant tailoring business on hie own
amount in the down town dietrict, being
opposite the T. Eaton Oompany'e more
in that city. We wish him 01100000.
Oua former townsmen, Thos. Brad.
well, now of Howlett township, intende
to ereot a fine briok residence next Som.
mer. He has the briok hanled, the
cellar excavated and the Smith factory
at Wroxeter is getting out the necessary
linishings, We hope Mr. and Ddre.
Bradw-II will live a good many years to
enjoy the added oomforts of their new
home.
Followiug out the doctor's orders J. D.
and Dire. Ronald have left Ontario' for
San Diego, California, where they will
spend the Winter owing to Mrs. Ronald's
throat trouble. Her many friends here
hope the obange of climate will prove
efficaudons. Through THE POST Mr.
Ronald extends the compliments of the
Beason to all the good people of
Brea:tele-which in a kernel means "Good
will to all mankind."
FARMER'S INSTITCTE MENTINGS.-Far.
Iner's Institute meetings will be held in
tido district on the following dates ; -
Bruaefield, February 21; Exeter, Febru.
ary, 22 ; Einaville, February 26
Orediton, February 27 ; Grand Bend,
Febrnary 28 ; Zed* Marob 1. Herman,
Maroh 2; Ba)field, March 3 ; St.
O(1nmbia.r, Maroh 4 ; Grieve's Reboot
house, MoKillop, on March 6 : Harlook,
Match 7 ; Blievale March 8 ; Mho,
March 9 : Moine/cull), March le ; Ford.
with, Martel 11 Bt. Marys, March, 18 ;
Mitohill, Maroh, 6.
DISTRICT ORANGE Loma -Tuesday of
last week the Grey District Orange Lodge
was held in Brassele, Joseph Hamilton
in the chair. The following officers were
elected :-8. T. Plum, D. M. ; J. W.
Morrison, D. D. 51, ; Jos. Hamilton,
Financial Sea..Treas., ; W. R. Mooney,
Secretary ; B. Gerry, ' Chaplain ;11.
Hamilton, Dir. of Cer. 0o. Lodge will
be held 111 Winghem on Tuesday, Feb.
Tit There are three Lodges in this
Dietriat, viz :-Bruesele, Walton and
Ethel.
Tbe Little Stare Mission Band gave a
very enjoyable program reoently which
was as follows :-Doxology ; hymn and
prayer, seeratory's report ; eong, "God
make my life a little light", by Harry
Fox,
Norman Browatt, Vernon Roan, Joe
Hitbhirk, and Sydney Brothers ; Flag
drill ; recitation Harry Moore ; song
little girle : reading Jennie Armstrong ;
recitation, Jennie Robb ; eong, "Tbe flag
we love ;" recitation Edith Wilton ; song
Letitia MoArter ; song "Loving and
Giving ;" recitation and dialogue, by Oora
Bell, Tillie ()ober, Muriel Brothers and
Katie Deadman treasurer'e report ;
recitation, Grace Robb.
EAST HURON FARMERS' IN/IT/TOTE -A
meeting of the directors of Bast Huron
Partnere' Institute was held in the
Council Chamber, Brunetti, on Saturday
of last week There were present P.sei
dent ; Vice Pres. Elliott
Secretary Hood ; and Dieeotore Arm.
strong, MeTaggart, Smith, MoCracken,
Knox, Paerie, SnlllIie, Gibson, Watt,
Miehle and Kerr. The regular matinee
will be Mkt at Bruesele on Feb. 3rd and
at Wurster on Feb, 4th. Speakers will
be K. F. Kidd, of Blume and G.
Barbera, of Oroes Hill, SulinlementarY
meetings are dated ea follows
Columbian, March 4th ; WinthroPr
Matadi 311, ; Bedeck, Mardi 7t11 ; Blue.
vale, Marcel 8 ; Ethel, March. Oth ;
ateleswortli, March 10111 ; and Pardwieh,
March 11E11. Dr, H. G, Reid, of George.
town ; and J. L. Waren, of Acton, will
be the speakers.
INDUCTION -On the 14th of December
the Presbytery of Maitland inducted RIM
Sohn Radford to the pastoral charge of
the aongregatione of Belmore and Ma•
Intosh, Mr, Eudora did good work in
his last (Marge, and woo well thought of
by the Preabytery of Ohathatm, from
which he has 00121e. There le every
reason to expect that prosperous days are
in store for the oongregetions that have
called him to have their oversight. Hie
call woo meet hearty and unanimone.
The people are to be congratulated on
the wiedorn they have shown in avoid.
Ing a long yneanoy, and in the ohotoe
they have made, On the day of the
titillation the congregations ahevved
their apprealation of the servioea render.
ed them be Rev. Lonie Perrinwho net.
od se their Moderator &Ring the ventaney,
preseeloug him with a putee. They
leo presented a pane to Rev, David
Wardrope, one of the venerahle fathers
of the Church, in token of appreciation
of eeeviace rendered by him durirg • the
reoanoy,
El elaeretve.
'Sunshine Methodist Sunday school 10
contemplating the potting in of a new
library.
Mre. Joseph Stubbs ie rapidly remover
ing from the effects of the Bethune fall
wItiolt she had reoently. -
A po ideal meeting in the interests of
8. rob, Hielop, the Liberal Oandidate,
was held here on Monday afternoon
at 2 o'olook.
Friday:6 h Inst, evening about 40 of the
fdethodiat people of the Belgrave ap.
pointrnent took their pastor, the Rev, A.
E. Jones, and his wile by seepage by
emoting to the parsonage about 8 o'elock,
bringing with there a bin full of oats nod
plenty of good &hinge fur an evening'e
repeat. After all had been most heartily
welcomed in a brief address by Rev. Mr.
Jones bbe gathering was presided over 10
an early and informal way by Garner
NH1,010011 and the evening WWI spent in
games, addreasee, readings, °M,,
(iereses, gramophone neleotione and
lunaheon, when all retired to their
homes feeling that an enjoyable eveaing
had been spent.
L:enel. ex r
JOHN 0. Muammar DEAD -Vary general
and sincere regret was Ie 8 by all on Mon
day morning, Oth inst., when it was learn-
ed that John C. Morrison, the weliknown
clerk of the township of MoKillop, bad
departed this life. It had been known
for several daya that he was in a very
critical oondition, but every persoo huped
that hie naturally rugged condition would
enable him to withstand the ravages of
the disease which had overtaken him.
Ele caught a eevere cold about two
weeks previous to hie death and this agri.
voted an affection of the kidney° from
which he had euffared for some time anal
from the fleet hie medical attendant.'
gave but slight hopes for his recovery.
The lad time he appeared in public was
at the nomination ou Monday, Deoember
26t11. He was then quite ill and ehoeld
not have been oat, but his 08080 0! duly
was such that at any risk he determined
to attend this meeting, hie ofileial position
making him presiding offioer. 11r Mor•
risen was 64 years of age. He wee a
native of the township of Kirtley, Leeds
county, and wan the eldest son of the late
JNE01313 Morrioeo, of the county named.
When a young mon he struck out for him
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malt and ems to the county of Huron and
settled in the township of MaKillop, 00
the farm more reoently owned and coon.
pied by the late Alexander Kerr. He woe
working in a eaw mill at Walton, when
by an aceident there he was deprived of
his right arm. After this aaoident he re
turned to hie home in Leede county and
attended school until he was able to take
o firatolaes oertilioate. After teaching
school a while he went to Pougkeepele
College, New York state. Graduating
from that institution he returned to Me-
Killop and for several years taught the
school at Leadbury and atterwarde taught
in the wheal in section No. 6. He retired
from the tmehing profession and in 08121.
pony with William Hill, formerly of
Beaforth, they Greeted the Winthrop
cheese feotory which they ren for several
yeare. M. Morrison has been a resident
of MoKillop for nearly 40 years and for
the past 16 peace has been olerk of the
township. His wife, who survives him,
was a daughter of Robert Dennieou, of
Varna, and ehe, with a family of seven
sone end four daughters, survive him.
Mr. Morrison nets it moat uaeful man in
the oommanity and few -Would be more
mimed in MoKillop. He wee o most
faithful and conscientious official and was
moat thoroughly verged in municipal law
and precedure. Peisonatly, he wet genial
and kind and a.thoogh sornetimea out
epokeo, eftery person admired him for
his ability and einoerity, He was no
stranger to the readers of THE Poem aa he
wait a frequent and valued oontributor to
its columns. Elia death is a distinct lose
to the community and he leaves a blank
which will be bard to fill. In hie offioial
capacity he was alwaye fair, mat, impart.
MI and courteous and made the interests
of the township, whose servant he was,
bio Sod aonsideretioo. We extend our
sympathy to the widow and family.
He was an native and consistent member
of the Methodist church and a Censer.
votive in polities. He wag a brother of
Robert Morrison, of Stanley, and Wm.
Morrieon, of MoKillop, and a oonein of
John Morrieon, of Beatorth.
Fred. Bueoombe, an old Hamilton boy,
was elected Mayor of Vemoonver,
dosboa,13011, oolored, wee Integer] et
Rarrnoops, 13. 0. for the murder of A mile
Allen,
SOO Geo, E. Footer will Med the
Oppouition in the Cummona till Mr.
Borden returua or a new leader is cheetah
Alex. MaGrimmort, manager of the
Dalton Cattle Company. of Orillia, has
diaappeared, Hie hooka show a large
shortage.
The fishing aohooner Effie May Went
mho's, on l'hrnm Cap, at the entrance to
Halifax Elarbor, laat evening in a heavy
enowatorna. The oaptain and mew took
to the dories and were Bayed.
Perth County.
A int:deka occurred in the South
Perth proolatnation by whirth nominatioo
day for the Provincial election le made
to read Tuesday instead of Wednesday,
Jan, 18. Some ot the proclamations
were corrected in time,
and the election
will Enke plaoe on the date mimed
by the Government. Jan. 26th.
Doctors Naismith and Parker were
oalled to the boom of Mrs. Weitzel about
2 a. m Friday morning of last week, at
Meaner; to attend a determined at.
tempt at anioide. They found Mrs.
Weitzel in bed with her throat out from
ear to ear, severing the wiudpipe. The
razor by withal the deed was done was
found under the mattress, where the
victim pointed it out to thew. Tbe
doctors sewed up the wound, and
a though it is dangerous, there ie a
chance for the woman's reoovery. Mre.
Weitzel is 60 years of age. Bhe was
mauled four weeks ago, but did not live
with her huaband, the match being
apparently an unhappy one. Her former
name was Mrs. Conrad Schwimp.
The Stratford Beacon says :-The dry
geode boeiness of Damian Forenoon &
Go,), to be converted, on February lea,
into a limited liability oonapaoy ander
the title of Duncan Fergueou, Limited.
As stated in the announcement, the
object is to reward the fit,thful and ffi-
cent service of several of the heads of
departments and to sneers by personal
interest even better eerviee in the future.
It is uoderatood that the capital stook
will be 3100,000 and that Mame. James
Swinton and W. P. Ziok will be director%
Duncan Ferguson will retain the
greater part of the shook and aontinne to
give the bueinees, which he has bail' up
from email beginninge into one of the
largest in the provitme, his personal
supervision.
Morrie Council Meeting.
The newly sleeted members of the
Municipal Oonooil namely, Thos. Oode,
Reeve, and Messrs. Shaw, Taylor, Kelly
and MoCuteheon met in the Townehip
Hall on Jan. 9011, according to Statute
and subscribed the necessary declarations
of offioe and qualification. The Reeve
took the °hair. Minutes of last meeting
for 1904 were read and confirmed. On
motion of Taylor and Shaw, W. Clark
was reappointed Clerk at a salary of
$130 ; on motion of MoOntoheen and
Kelly, Malcolm Black and Riohard
Johnston were re -appointed Auditors,
salary $8.00 each ; 00 motion of Shaw
and MeOutoheon, Juo. Wanion wan re•
appointed Ammer for the current year,
salary 370. On motion ot Taylor and
Kelly the printing contract was awarded
to W. H. Kerr for the enm of 330. On
motion of Shaw and MoCutoheon the
Clerk wee instructed to order eight
copier) of the Muniaipal World for nee of
Council and °Stem On motion of
Taylor and Kelly, Thos. Laidlaw was
appointed member. of the Board' of
Heath and Dr. MoAah Medical Bethh
Officer. Accounts were ordered to be
paid ea follows :-Corporation of Grey
B line expenditure, 320 77 ; 3311. Elliott,
tile 36.50; corporation of Hallett B line
expenditure, 39 40; Reboot sections Nos.
1, 9, 6,7 and 10 use of school holm at
elation, each 33.00 ; D. Laidlaw, Deputy
Returning Officer's fees'36 00 ; 1'.
Jaakson, D. R. 0., 36 00 ; 0. MoOree, D.
R 0., 36 00 ; Time. Miler, D. R. 0., 36,
00 ; Wm. Elston, D. R. 0., 36•00
Robb, D. R. 0., 36.00 ; corporation of
Turoberry B. line expenditure, 35.60 ;
W. Clark, election expenses and posting
financial statemente, 311.00 ; R. Proctor,
Collector's salary. 385.00'Munieipal
World subeeription, 36.50 ; T. S. Bran.
don, expenses to Goderiah, 36.00 ; W. H.
Kerr, balance printing acmount, 316 00 ;
R. Proctor, postage 31,00. By-law, No.
1,1905, was duly read and weed. On
motion of Taylor and McOatchean the
Oonnoil then adjourned to meek again ott
the 8th day of February next.
W. Cases, Clerk,
tire the feet.
All styles.
Xadies' ijouse
Shoes.
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We have some nice
tasty shoes for house -
wear.
Comfortable and
cosy, handsome and
durable.
Better than heavy
shoes for house wear
because they will not
Save the backache and weary nerves.
If you've promised yourself something like that,
these prices will help- you keep it :-
Ladies' nice Felt Slippers, 50o to $1,25 ; Gents' Slippers,
35o to $1.50 ; Felt Shoes for Ladies or Gents, both warm and
comfortable.
In our Harness Department
we have a nice stook of Mountain Bear and Buffalo Rohm, also, the Genuine
Galt Rohm all priced down to lowest figure.
A few Galt Overcoats for men, trios) aro a beautiful Winter Coat uneur.
puttied for dnrability.
Single Hereon, our own make, from 31300 upwatrie ; Team Ilarnese RS
low in price as a good nrtiole can be made.
Comfortable dwelling and three Iota flinty nituatod for bate.
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Ontarlo Oet, Man Record er ruriF,o
• 11- liAtelres of 1011.1'. y,
Here are some of the bii.miers of
the Tory Party of (Merl() dr.r.i.a.a the
last few years:
The light. against W('it) in the
battle for PrOvitirittl
The tight against Ontario in the
zontrol of @Ur /iCellSO 1438teI01.
Opposition At. 011(1 IP 10 appoint -
went of Minister of Education and
Minister of Agriculture.
Opposition to erection of Normal
Sehoole.
Opposition to establishment of
School of Practical Science.
Opposition to aiding colonization
railways In Now OntariO.
Opposition to helping the re-estab-
lIshment of the Soo Industries
through a guarantee of interest on
bonds,Opposition to the succession duties
bill.
Opposition to appointment of a
Forestry officer.
opposition to the appointment of
a drainage referee.
Opposition to the appointment of
a Provincial Municipal Auditor,
Opposition to appointment of a
good roads commissioner.
Opposition to the hill to tax cor-
porations.
Opposition to almost every pro-
posal of the Liberal Government for
the advancement and building up of
Ontario. '
Is lt wise to place in power the
Party of Blunderers? the Party of
Obstructionists?
BUILDING OP COLONIZATION AND MIN-
ING ROADS.
The Noes °overt...rut rol:ey et °ponies
Up New Ontario.
The Liberal Government of Ontario
has always kept in the forefront its
Policy of opening up the new dis-
tricts by means of colonization and
mining roads. In these regards they
have kept pace With the growth of
the Province, as the following figures
will indicate:
Miles of naw roads built, 1872-1894
inclusive, 5,822.
(Yearly average of 188 utiles.)
Miles of roads repaired during same
period, 16,494.
(Yearly average of 500 miles,)
Bridges built during same period,
28 miles.
Total expenditure on above public
works, 58,879,700.
This large sum is but one of the
many substantial returns made to the
people from the surplus revenue that,
thanks to the able and economical
management of the Provsince, has al-
ways characterized its Liberal rule.
The Boss Geeeroweist and the Supplenten-
tat7 Revenue Act.
The Ross Government brought be-
fore the Legislature in 1899, the
Supplementary Revenue 13111. It was
passed by the House and in the face
of the Most strentients opposition of
Mr, Whitney and his followers.
Since that time the Act has reali-
zed nearly $1,200,000, a legitimate
source of revenue that would have
been lost had Mr. Whitney had his
way.
This revenue goes in large measure
to maintain' the asylums and public
institutions ,of Ontario.
The following are the receipts, from
1899 to 1908 inclusive, from the dif-
ferent companies affected by the
Act:
Sundry insurance com-
panies * 471,391.61
...... 218,664.99
Trust Companies 21,550.00
Loan Companies 135,287.89
Railway °ampoules 167,900.14
Street Railway Com-
panies 35,484.21
Express Companies 20,991.67
Pullman and Sleeping
Car Companies..... 4,687.65
Natural Gas Companies 39,319.92
Gas and Electric Light
Companies 37,552.05
Telegraph Companies._ 6,581.46
Telephone Companies28,520.00
31,187,881.89
Bow the Noss Government Has Herwaldod
the People's Money.
No less than 83 per cent, of all
the revenue of Ontario has been re-
turned to the people.
Out of every 3.100 of revenue re-
ceiVad in 1908, the Province spent:
About 319,33 on Education.
About 318.86 on Maintenance of
Public Institutions,
About 38.72 on Public Works and
About 39.18 on Administration of
Justice.
About 34.46 on Railway Aid and
Anitulties.
About 37.75 on Agriculture,
About $1.57 on Hospitals and
Charities.
About 36.89 on Civil Government.
About 34.80 on Legislation,
About 33,26 on Coloeization
Roads,
About 35.29 Charges on Cron
Lands,
About 31.80 on Repairs to Public
Buildings.
Mama 38.90 on Miscellaneous Ex-
penditure.
About 31.80 on Drainage Deben-
tures, Colonization, ete.
The Tory Party is Tertr 01 Palliirea.
Failures they have been from time
immemorial, in matters of legisla-
tion; in the protentatien of their pol-
icy up to the preeent hour, and with
failure written over their whole cm-
rem-, they are now going to the come.
try aeking for public confidence.
Shall the people of Ontario take in-
to their service a party that fails in
presenting an acceptable policy, and
that has failed eight titnee?.-Premter
hose At Temple banquet.
Lord Btrathoonet has Rene to Liverpool
to inepeat the Canadian exhibit at Mut
colonial Probst Ilithibinon there.
Given
Away
Fre
A Rare Opportunity that may
not GNU Again. for Years,
THIS IS OUR OFFER
We propose to give you FREE the profits on, all
Overcoats now in stock and in addition tothis we
will give a further bonus or extra reduction in al
Lines.
No kern. Everything Goes.
THIS IS WHY
we make this Grand Clearing Sale. During the
very busy season at and before Xmas this Depart-
ment was somewhat neglected and consequently we
find a larger stock of Overcoats onrhand than we
have any use for.
This is Your Opportunity
and it pays us better than carrying them over.
This Sale Goes on For 30 Days
DON'T MISS IT
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YOUR MOVE
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CARD OF THINKS
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THE undersigned desires to return his hearty
thanks to the public generally for their
highly appreciated patronage during the past 9
years in connection with Ms Hardware business and
wishes to announce that he has taken into partner-
ship, &tr. Thomas Walker, a well known and
experienced workman, and the firm will be known
RS
GERRY &W
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LKER
Special attention will be given to the needs of
the people and a continuance of the old trade with
large additions from new customers will be thank-
fully accepted.
By keeping a large, up-to-date stock ; courteous
treatment and fair prices the new firm, hope to
largely increase the scope of their business,
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N. F. GER