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Term opoll8 AprIi 11IIl, 1904
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Si r O lege INTY 1.
A. L, MolNTY14E,.Managor,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT G l'EB
Dent, F. B.800TT, Bruseele,
WI3. MoCRACKEN—
• Issuer of Marriage 040011 et, Of-
aoe'atGrooOry,Tnrnberly street, Bruseele,
HARMS FOR SALE—TEE UN•
122112210x1212 has several good Farmefor
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. P S. 800T'P, Brussel
0. 0. F.
Court Prfnoeee Alexandria, No.24, 0, 0. F„
Brunets, matte 1a their Lodge Room, i31os-
hill Bleak, ou the Bud and last Tuesdays of
eeoh month, ate o'clock. Visiting brethren
always Welcome, JAS. 13II10GESB. O, R,
A. B. M14LL1S13, B. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM;
1208DnANOa,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J, LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE),
LOAN AND REAL narA'IT4 AGENT,
Office over Hereley's Drug Store,.
Nov. 80,1002.. 80•8m Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance ('u.,
EsTADLffin00 1810
Insurance take s
n on the tuba and f reInur.
Inge system at n t rates. signore Maur.
ing 11130 Comps call -on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. man, will sell for better prices, to
better men in lose time and less chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't ahemo anything. Dates and orders
0011 always be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
ROST. H. GARNISS
BLIIEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sated arranged for
at the oaoe of Tan Posy, Brussels. 2833
VETERINARY.
A. CUNNINGHAM—
...A • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, le prepared to treat all dls-
eaee2 of domesticated animals in a 00112800-
0110 11221100r. Particular attention paid to
Voteoioaoy Dentistry and Milk Fover. Calle
promptly attended to. ONloe and Infirmary
-Four doors North 01 bridge, Turnberry et.,
$measle.
LEDAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etta.
Successor to G. F, Blair. Mee over Stan-
dard Bank, Rruseel8, Solicitor for Metro-
politanBank.
WM. SINCLAIR--
• Barrister, Solicitor, e0onveyanoor,
Notary Public,. &e, O8lee-8towart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
paouDFooT, HAYS d BLAIR--
BARRISTERS, SOLIOITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, 1000. •
W. Pno!Dlrooi,11, C. R, 0. Mesa
• - G. F. BLAIR,
Oflioee-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt, ,
GOD12nron, OwTAitIO.
MEDICAL CARDS. --
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
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Trinity Univerelty, Fellow Trinity Medloal
College, Member Collage 01 Pbyetelane and
Surgeons Out, Licentiate of the Royal Col.
lege of i 'hyelclans end Licentiate of Mid.
Witery, Edinburgh. tarTolop13one No.18,
Reei'denoe-Mill street, Breeselg.
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Fi•st•elaOe Honor
Graduate of Toronto University, - Office
next to Brewor'e Photograph Gallery,
BNDSSEL8,
fit'-' E a3` 6' ? C.
1FAMOUS pLHOo1
CENTRALp
.
STRATFORD, ONT.
Bnnin00e men lido Rewiredthat.
our Graduates are pOeparod for posh
tined of mort.e
Ns ntlen in Canada
ane do 1110120 for 120 030100128 that mile
one. Our gr0duate0' alwayt eeouro vvtr,
noel/Ram Write foe ' our tree Bata• ire_
Ioguo,itiaahandsome 'one,
Uu..ft
Spring l tELLibI&Mot, 01AN,
021lneipnls.
t;wi i 3"11 ii 1 6At 1
$ Oon YonD12 Ann AL2842D1212 Brnooma 9
Thish
ala Grade College 1
a making
g
u most remarkable record
this year
for placing Its atudente 10 geed post.
tiena, We give the beat training -the
kiud that preduoce the hest reoulto,
Students admitted at any time. Col
lege open the entire year. Msgoilloont
catalogue tree.
W. 8. ELLIOTT, Prina!pal,
165343 $ t5llmFit
t9istrici B.ebas,
I,l In to w e l .
A. J. Vaodriak has sold out hie store
buafoese to his brother 0, F. Vendriok,
Tho resignation of 3. H, MoDonitld as
a member of the = ,ard of Health was ao-
oepted and F. Vaudriok appointed iu his
stead.
Rev. 3. 0, Speer*, D. D , of Toronto,
will feature for the Epworth League in
the Methodist oharoh, Lietowel, on Mon-
day, M,iroh 27th.
Telephone instruments have been
p'aoed in the town building., and will be
a decided ronvenieeioe both for officiate
and oitizena: The null numbers are as
follows ;-68-Town Hall • 89 - Pub io•
Sohuol 28 -High Sobool ; 12 -Pumping
Station, Water Works,
The tower on the water tank was filled
and running over for the first time on
Tuesday of last week, showing that the
eenneoting of the other well hoe consider
ably increased the supply of water.
Wlth the tank full the pressure on the
gouge at the etution steed nt 56 pounds,
after the pumps were stopped. While
pumping the pressure had run up to 60
pounds, the highest point to which it
a,uld be, fouled.
At the town Oounoil it wee moved by
J. N. Hay, eeaonded by P. Walters that
the lender of Jenne & Droner for 5764
for a 14 foot roadway and a 5 foot, foot
bridge le, eeoepied, being the lowest
lender, and oaptrnat signed, bridge to be
cnmp'et-d by May 15th. -Carried. The
Mayor stated tint at a meeting of the
shareholders of the Bent Chair Oa., a
resolution
it n
had been adopted a tit tin
n
e
the direotore to en!l the property to the
beet advantage. Thie atop will enable
tate town to obtain poeseaeion without
delay and the Mayor added that he had
negotiations under way and hoped to be
able to submit a proposition to the town.
Hview: t L
Mrs. J. O. Stoneman hae been laid n
ier some days with a severe attack o
sciatica.
James Clark, who has been a partoe
in the Bern of BfMWS & Olark, is gnittie
the busmen and making preparations t
go out heat.
While coming down stairs Mre, W
Chapman or., tripped and fell to tb
bottom of the stairs receiving a sever
eoalp wound.
The Twelve O'olook Assembly On
beg to tummies that no more aseemb•
lies will be bald under the auspices of
the &!nb during the Winter.
While planning a hoard at the Bele-
hon Machine Werke Fred. Bueoh had
the misfortune to hit Fife hand egainet
a hoz planer, and had the °entre of the
palm badly torn.
Ae soon 90 Spring opens, a large ad•
clition will be built to the East end of the
Kelehon Works extending to the street.
The material to be need will be Dement
blood. The present staff of 19 is not
sufficient to fill the orders air fast as they
are pouring in, but when the additions
are made and new machinery installed
the work will proceed mach more rabidly.
The wage roll will soon reaoh $1000 a
month.
The Observer Saye :-We stated in the
Observer of a recent date that Mr. Kele.
hon wan prepared to patin a complete
system of water worke with eland pipe
and Wretinghouee pump capable of
throwing over 2,000 gallons a minute,
for 55,000. As we have at present a fire
protection, only in name, not until we
have a big conflagration will oar
citizens waits up to the necessity of
providing something better than we have
at present. A fine engine and water
supplywou'd nest se much as eyetem of
water works, A meeting of the rate.
payers 0honid be called and the matter
given thorough ventelation. An ounce of
prevention i8 worth a pound of oure.
r.
w intra It kart -
Wingham Citizens' Band will have a
concert about the end of Maroh.
J. J. Bali to speeding a few days at hie
hotne in town before going West.
Carrie & Rintoolehipped a oar of very
fine hoteee to Indian Head, N. W. T,, on
Teeedte of fast week,
Mrs, Eliza Walmeley, wife of John.
Welmelry, a former oondnotor on 1131
L , H & B., died at her borne in London,
aged 84 years,
A amen fire in the machine shop was
n0tioed in time to save dried .demsge.
A large hole wee burned through the
floor of the building.
W. J. Telford, who has for tome time
beendruteoled with the Western Foundry
(Jo., le golug to Hamilton, where he hae
ea°epted a position in the Moore stove
foundry
Rev. Wm. ?,owe, Grand Chaplain and
Wm. Greer were in Midland last week'
attendings the annual meeting of the
Provincial Grand Orange Ledge of
.,Ontario Nest.'
Boy, ii, 11011210, of Sbratbroy, Preei,
dent of the London Conferenne, and a
former pastor of the Wingham, Metho,
diet oharoh, 00009)ed the pulpit of tint
Church on Sunday mottling and evening,
The Auditors' toport ehoWe that 016
electric lighting system was a paying
investment for the corporation for the
thirteen and a holt menthe, ending De-
eember net, 1904 Frain the report it f0
shown that the per fife for that time
amounted to $1003 61. The total aseete
to the lighting plant amounted to
o167and d he liabilities, 5305.24.79.,
In the general bueineee of the town we
find that the esOete for the yoar 1004
anmeeted 10 $768615 and the .linbilitiee,
$6459.04. With the Public Library the
year'. r 'onion wept $586 70; and expend.
'tore fi 6
G leavingit baa on
hand
51B$78 21 The cattle the hooka in the
library 1s given at $2500.00 and there are
Mine Mute of 5140, The nnmber of
P
g
0
e
b
the Sohcol Board Ibe total reoeipta for
the year amounted 10 54008 76, and the
expenditure 54476 08.
A lodge
of Orange lung BrlEoneair
been formed in Wingham, known au No.
11,
O,Y
B. The tulle iu
w r
g
are the afii•
sere t -
W, Maetar-W, Adams ; D.
Mester-Ates, lioherteoo ; Cbaplala-
David Adams ; Reo, Seo.-Joeepb Clued;
Fin, Sea. -John Qampbeil` Trenearer-
Herbs
rt Mha
hell •
D. of
O, -J Reid •
Letterer -Jag. Robertoon ; Inside Tyler
-John Baird ; Ootaide Tyler -Hugh
Deus, tae,
There have been several /matinees
changes in town recently. John Taylor,
botober, hits disposed of Isis businese to T.
Fella. 0, 3, Reeding has disposed of his
pump bueineee to O. Thornton, who has
been sesooiated with kim for same time
past in the bueineee, Mr. Davie, the
regent purohaeer of the Fiehle.gh hard
ware stook, has Bold eat to Bert. Gerry,
000 of B, Gerry, of Bundle, Mr. Gerry
recently disposed of hie Listowel bold-
ness and bas oome to Wingbam. We
hope he will find our town fully op to
hie cementations. J. H. Bowman hoe
Bold his four and teed business to J.
Bose, of town, and we u',deretand Mr.
Bowman intends, like Mr. Taylor, to see
what the prospects ace in the West.
IExe tee.,
Mise Northoott hair taken a position in
Baden se milliner.
Miss May Armstrong returned from
attending the millinery op'ninge at Lon.
doe and ham resumed her clutter] with J.
A. Stewart,
The interior of the Trivitt Memorial
eburob has undergone a amine of 000092•
tion and now presents a 11311011 improved
appearance,
Archie Bodged, who some time ago
War] se unfortunate air to freeze ono of his
feet, is sow suffering from an attack -of
gangerene from the effects of the injury.
The Ontario Gazette anuouuoee the
appointment among many others of the
following liaenee oommiee'oaere for the
constituency of South Enron ; P. Doug-
las, W. Delbridge, Joseph Canning.
Mise Millie Martin, who hae been
teaching ort Auburn, has been obliged to
suspend duties for a time owing to illness
and hae returned to her home here.
Mies Lille Robinson left here to fill the
000200, during Mise Martin's illness.
Congratulations are doe Joseph Cobble.
dick on hie being elected Viae President
of the National Portland Gement Co., at
Durham. Mr.Oobblediok i0 a man of
wide budder! ac' ex
p lanae, and the oonft.
donee of the company is well bestowed.
The general store business at Bengali,
of R. E. Piedra, of town, was sold t,
Wm, Bawden, of the firm of Bowden re
MoDonell, who will plooe it in oharge of
his eon, Sandy Bowden -and step eon,
William Oeok, to oondnot the future
bueineee.
133 v tfe.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Blyth
Presbyterian church purpose giving a
=steal entertainment in the lactate
room of the oburoh on Wedneeday,
March 22nd.
Mise Ella Moser hae returned from
London, where she attended the Spring
millinery openings in the wholesale
hotted, and will leave shortly forZurioh
to assume charge of the millinery depart.
meat of a large general store.
Tuesday of last week vial monthly fair
day io Blyth, and a very successful one
it proved to be. The weather was all
that could be desired and there was
good crowd of vieitore in the village.
Some sales of live stock were made and
good pride realized, Robert Mershon,
of Beet Wawanoeh, Bold one borne for
5210. .
The local anion of Christian Endeavor
and Epworth League 0 0ieti00 has elected
the following tffioere for the seining
year 1 -President, Mies Elia Anderson;
Seoretary, A. H. Wilford ; Treasurer,
Harry Wanless ; prase reporter, Mies J.
B. Kirkby; Look•ont Committee, E.
Bender, John Somers, Mies Sara Bentley,
Mise Mahal Steinhoff and Mies Berta
Carr.
An agent for the Haney thread ad 6i ; Wi Ile Speiran, 67 ; Nelly Oareor,
dressed the Sobool Board we the merits : 56; (Hunter Baker, 62 ; axe, Ilolieubaok,
of that system of heating. Moved by. 40. Jr. 111 - gee, Beane, 60 ; Iva
Trustee a
Cowen, demoted used
by
Treetop S
Pel rn
n 6
2
b
itUeld
;
Ad, that in the opinion of this Doull, B4 ; Myrtle Speiran, 68 ; IreneBoard it ia';advitatbletDuharke2130 system Engler, 50 sr.I-Sar,airtita risco 'n,
of he
ti
a ng our public egbooi, Bo air to son 04• Mar nob o Alex M a , 6y ; A rx Hyde,
utilize coal for feel, and that we adopt 60 ; Joe. Hyde, 08 Lily Evan,,, 04
tbelCeleey warm air generator. -Carried. Robert Piokerell, 58 • Hermann Perks tender was received fr,,m 3, G. tfoeer stall, 61 ; Percy Ward, 60 Sr, Pc, II -
for 313e installing ai r t
o
k a two 4t $sire
Ye No. Hartwell
alta
n, Bedell
do rte. Fred.
24ar
w m air geaeratore, sad plans and die COX, Minnie Hanna, Willie Ward.
epeoifioatione of the oonlraot submitted, Jr. Pt. II -Stanley Maohao, Sr. Pt. I-
bat potion in the matter wan by oommon Willie Cox, Edith Piokerell. Jr, Pb. I -
consent deferred anti! next meeting. ,Milton Oxtoby, Gerrie Speiran, 3odrew
Conde, Maggie Love, S, B. Laken,
Ltnc,lintow• 1nether.
Bev. Walter Treleaven spent a few
slays with Maude In town last week.
Watley Oook'e reeldenee on the 1st
oonoeeelob of Bioloee wag destroyedby
fire on Thursday Mar. 2nd. The origin
of the fire hi a mystery as the family wax
away from home at the time.
A parlor ooneert under the aanpioes of
the Ladiea' Aid Society of the Methodist
charah wil be given at the home of Mrs.
W H, Johnston on Friday evening Maroh
17111. An Irieb program will be given,
Ott Monday evening of last week an
"At Home" at the Methodist parsonage;
for the young people of the Looknow
Methodist church was given' by Mr. and
Mrs Mlliyard, About 60 young people
responded. Atter enjoying themeolves
in a very eooial and interesting way, a
most sumptuous repeat wag agreed end
thoroughly appreciated by all present.
Then a short impromptu program was
reordered ooneietibg of reoftatione, Bolos,
duets and °hornees, which did oredit to
all who took part.
&SetaIe,rth.
George Good, of Toronto, an old Sea
forthite, has been eleotod chairman of the
grooera' eeoti,n of the Retail Merohante
Association of Canada.
S. Dickson, eon of Postmaeter Diokeon,
has been appointed Bret assistant of the
Supreme Court at Edmonton, and hae
moved from Fort Saskatchewan, where
be wag premising, to that city..
Rev. Mr. Berry, of Parkhill, hae been
ee'eated ley the congregation of St.
Thoma*' obcrch era their pastor in goo.
session to Rev. Mr. Hodgins. Mr. Berry
nae anoepted the oall and it baa been
sanctioned by the Biebop.
The saw mill, stave and beading factory
of•Wm. Ament le an important and
valuable industry in tbie town of which
we do not often hear a great deal, litfr.
Amon turns b a na over a got of mosey in a
year. He hae now in his yards about
512,000 worth of stook, all of which was
pnrehaeed in this immediate vicinity.
The weather during the fore part of the
Winter was favorable for getting oat loge
and Mr. Aimed improved hie opporton-
itiee with the result that hie yards are
well filled and more are coming in daily.
He *aye he never had a better stook of
loge than he has this Winter.
G r re s• .
Sumer. RevnaT, - Following is the
school report for S. S. No. 6, Grey, for
the month of February. Sr. IV -Mel•
villa .Blair, 73 ; Lizzie Brewer, 54 ;
George Hutchinson, 54 ; Bertha Blair,
52 ; Willie Jaaklin, 48 ; Eddie Stephen.
son, 46; Penelope Brewer, 45 ; Lillian
Oolelongh,45; Maggie Hntohineon, 44
Sr. III-Peroy Stephenson, 57 ; Garrison
Jaoklin, 43. Jr. III -Fred, Smeltzer,
47; Helena elitobell, 87. Sr. II -Edna
Reid, 58 ; Daweina Blair, 50; Joseph
Jooklin, 40. Pt, II -Sarah Hntohineon,
Norman Douglae, Herbert Bateman.
LIzzx12 MeoARTAO0, Teacher.
The following is the standing of the
pupils of S. S. No. 10, for the month of
February, as ascertained by examination.
Claes V -Osla Bothwell, 04. Sr. 1V-•
Louise, Careen, 70 ; RoyOxtoby, 69; Jae,
Matte, 56 ; May Oxtoby, 52 ; Francis
Baker, 48. Jr. IV -Eva Rathweil, 66 ;
Grace Speiran, 62 ; Lents Engler, 62 ;
Mamie Denman, 61 ; Beth Engler, 59 ;
Florence Whitfield, 68 ; Charlie Buttery,
63 ; Stanley Hutchinson, 49 ; Jeeaie
Oampbell, 48. Sr. III -Pearl Oxtoby,
64 ; Alma Speiran, 62 ; Katie Denman,
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MR. CRONE :
012412 8119,-0 reooivod goat letter ask -
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ie filo best olOdlohie I over need, It to worth
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PITT IIP R CRONE
ONLY BY
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An exceedingly large orange waft shown
no a fewdaye ago by El, Bart!ff that
w, felled 17 ezf,
Robert Moore, late of the Doherty
Organ Co., left for Winnipeg, where be
has accepted a rituation.
Pair Bros. gold eighteen bead of choice
export cattle to B. H. Smith the other
day, -a pair of them weighing 8480.
P. McNeil will shortly withdrew trrm
the Erin of Ford & McNeil, and 'olebde
to gomontonWest fn the Spring, poeeibl3 to Ed-
,
Temporary arrangements have been
made to utilize part of the work .hop of
Tho.. Mo$euzie, for the manatee nee of
the Doherty Orgao.
A Citlzen'e League for the town of
Clinton was formed and we are to d they
will take an active part in all quer, ions of
temperance and moral reform.
Meagre. Kerr and Moffatt have 11 d the
boa ,and dray business to. Joel. Cook,
there not being enough in the boe:neee to
warrent the two remaining at it.
Clerk Maophereoo received a cheque
for$800, from the Dominion Govern meat,
being part of the 800000t for the stem.
little walk surrounding the poet -Moe.
Reuben Graham has bought the deed
House propt, sod l eu
managementerairy,Boon air thewilleeoaoe ,rne f Milos.
Brandeobnrger expires, which ie the let
of May.
Mise Ethel Doherty, (daughter of W.
W. D,herty) who la in deflate health,
ieevee title week on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Magee, at Calgary, in the hope that
the obange may do her good.
Prof. C. G. Chant, of Toronto Univer-
sity, brother of H. B. Chant, is nae of
0fx men selected by the Royal Arde nnom
Taal Society to go to Labrador an 1 wit.
bees the Solar eclipse that takes plaoe
shortly.
A goodly representative gathering of
Huron 0oanty neeembled at tht Nor.
maadie, Thursday of net week 1 . talk.
over boeined matters, get better aermaint•
ed, and vegetate matters that would be
agreeable to all.
Ed. Swartz, of the Britirh Ex..hange
Hotel, Goderiob, (eon of Geo, kwartz,
Olieton,) while playing in a genie of
hockey ort Monday evening of lest week
tell on the toe and had the misfortune to
break bis Ieg. The match was between
the Bedford House and the British Ex.
ohanee, and had been put 00 for the
belied: of the hospital.
Thos. Jackson jr. wae°alled toT„ronto,
Monday, of last week having received a
telephone menage Sunday that
hie ao0ompliehed young da,:ghter,
Mies Irene, (who is attending Hovergall
Hall) had suffered a hemorrhag,+, Al-
though he wee able to see her on hie
arrival in the oity, be wag not allowed to
talk with her, lest the exertion might be
iojerions, and be returned to town. after
geeing that the wag under the care of a
good rause, and likely to be better in a few
days.
Mrs. James Scott, wife of oar post-
master, died very suddenly about eight
o'olook Wednesday of last wealsShe
bad been ill the day previously and the
doctor had been in attendance, ha wee
alto summoned daring the night, lint no
fatal molts were feared, Between+ seven
and eight o'alook an going to the bedside
her daughter found her mother had °eased
to breathe, the vital spark had fled The
awful suddenness of her death bee in•
teneified the grief of the etrioken `a.mily,
the bereaved husband and three ch•idren.
Mre. Scott wee a kindly Obristie° Doman,
The funeral was on Friday afternoon,
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen for Canada is in
session at Calgary, N. W. T,
The weather in Manitoba is 0priuglike.
Nothing like its mildoeae so early to the
Beason hae been known einem 1879
A Freooh firm is about to plane 01 the
market a novelty in postal cards. To ate
ordinary 910400al pard le affixed a thin
transparent gelatine disk, on whiob i0
impressed a gramophone maid! , -cord,
A bole is pieroed through the center of
the disk, and the postcard oan be placed
on an ordinary "talking machin,” and
prayed in the usual way.
Should Edward Farrell ouooeasluliy
pass through the oonvaleseeot pmriod of
the operation performed 0pou his spinal
cord on Saturday night in the $'edioo•
Ohirurgioal Hospital, Pbiladolpb..e, the
surgeons of that inetituton will have
achieved a notable victory. The ratient
fell from a loft in a stable on 'Friday
night, breaking his baokbone. As a
remit of the injury he was paralysed
from the want down and was tallun to
the hospital, where the physician,' de.
aided that the only chance to Saye the
menet life was to operate. Peahen of
the spinal cord were out out and the ends
spliced. Farrell stood the operation
uioely and Tuesday was said to he in a
most eatiefaotary condition. Only male
before within the last five years has a
similar operation been attempted The
eargebne believe that the man wit! re.
cover,
Prances Lamanohe, aged 20, the
girl who 'masqueraded in Cincinnati
SS a boy, "Frank WlJiams," ail who
wee employed at the Grabs Hotel bar as.
a porter, flied Tuesday evening in the
010001nati Hospital. The girl's story,
Which fir credited by the I1.spital
anthoritien, was that oho was been at
Limogoe, France. Her Whet was
a comedian and her mother a dancer and
einger. She said her father woo killed
by mistake in'a saloon row in Chloago,
and that her mother aniseed her even in
her early yenta act a boy, telling hot that
0om0 day she wenid have to do for her•
self and that boys had tar better op•
portnnitiee than gir10. She 0aid that for
a very ehoct time elle tried to be n j, ekey,
She attended a boyo' eahool at a bay, for
a time, at Reoktifr, la. She *se not
11008 very long before liar seg wee die -
wooed, and she had to go. Thee ehe
wee placed in a (=nvont, at 0ninmhut,
Ohio, but doelnred the wearing Of Skirts
annoyed her, aid Ohofinally ran away,
BRUSSELS
LS
DON'T WORRY
ABOUT THE BOYS
Let them have a good time --boys will be boys, it doesn't
pay worry about
their mischief—the ripe—the tears—
the
misshapen Clothes,
But it does pity to buy Clothes that will stand the hard
knocks that any boy will give them,
PITT
THEM
IN
"Lion,
araire
Clothing
Clothing that will hold together and hold its shape.
through the roughest of boyish sports—up a tree—over
the shed --under a fence.
D. 0. Ross
SOLE AGENT,
IN BRUSSELS
She wee a newepaper reporter for a
time, then a bookkeeper, supporting
hernelf and her mother, who had been
long an invalid. After her mother died
ebe tried living as a girl for a abort time
with relatives in Wheeling, W. Va., but
ebe aeon gave op gowns and name to
Qinoiunati to wear boy's .clothe°. She
was employed at the Grand Hotel as a
boy until she was taken ill and went to a
hospital,
The minion of A. Gladetoce Dowie,
who visited Zion City as the ambassador
of hie father, Dr. John Alexander Dowie,
has been disolosed at secret meeting of
the elders and ntembore io high standing
of the Christian Oathoii0 church. The
pert made public was Ibe definite an•
oonecemeut that a new Zion is Boon to
be established near the oity of Mexico,
where Dr. Dowie now le. The "apoebolio
letter," wbiob had been looked forward
to with much interest by the members of
the church who had become uneasy
through the persistent rumors of find -
Bial diffioultiee, was oo0oiliatory and
encouraging in toes. It hae been rumor.
ed persistently that Dr. Dowie never will
WA. NIT WA IC XI I
A Loos/ Salesman for
BRUSSELS
and surrounding territory to represent
"CANADA'S 0n2AT00T Nn2812aIee."
Newest varieties and specialties in Hardy
Penile, Small Fruits, Strube, Ornament.
ale and Rome. A permanent situation
and territory reserved for the right man.
Pay weekly, handsome outfit free. Write
for particuiars, and nand 25 cents for our
pocket mioronoope, just the thing to nee
n examining trees and plants for innate.
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ever 800 armee
ORONTO, - - ONTARIO
SHIMS ' TRAINS
Will leave Toronto every Tuesday
During March and April
AT 9 P. M., FOR •
M E $A ad the NORTBMIT
and run via Toronto, Grand Trunk, North
Bay and Canadian Pacific, A Colonist
Sleeper will be attached to each train. Pas-
sengers travelling without Hive stock should
take the train leaving Toronto at 1.46
Train leaving Toronto at 0 p, m, is for pas.
more travelling with stook.
Full particulars and copy of "Western
Canada,' from any Canadian Paoffio Rail-
way Agent or 0, B, Fianna, D.P. A„Toron-
to, 88.4
return to Zion 0ity permanently, that Ws
advancing years and ill health have made
it imperative upon him to assume lees
responsibilities and to . prepare the way
for hie successor, who in all probability
will be his eon.
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Pnl1eian„ ” 2; 27
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First Cabin, 080 and upwards, according
to steamer and accommodation ; Second
Cahn,'Liverpool and Londonderry, S87 50
and 040, according to steamer. London
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oommodanon Liverpool, Derry, Benoist,Glasgow, London,
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Laurentian Thursday, Marais 2, 10 eon
Moat Oabin, $40 and up -2nd Cabin, 585-8nd
Claes, 02750.
For+fortber particulars apply to
W. H. HERR,
Agent, Brussels.
Watches
Clocks a)d
Jewelry
For a Choice Stock
of Goods at FAIR
PRICES the Public
cannot do better than
buy at my store.
A Specialty of Repairing and all
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Card of Thanks
On aoecent of f/1 health 1 have
disposed of my interlard in the firm
of Wilton & Turnbull to MR. WM.
GILLESPIE, of Ripley, Ont., and
I take this opportunity of extending
my thanks to our many oustomer0
and friends for their continued pat•
nonage and oonfidenoe in'our bnaineso
reletione with them for the poet nine
yearn the firm ,hae been in btteioese;
I treat the same and lnOreaoed pat.
nonage may be extended my eneeeeao0
and the 130W firm,
1 remain, Yours truly,.
JAS. TURNBULL.
Brnetele, Feb. 20, 1905,
Notice to Debtors.
All parties owing the firm
of Wilton to Turnbull up to
J'anuary, 1906, are request-
ed to tail at the store and
settle either by cash or note
on0 r
before e the 15.th da
of
March as we want to get our
bolills closed up by that date
if possible.
Yours Truly,
'WILTON 65'fUItNI3ULL.
WILTON & TU.1NSULL