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(J lucrative eitoatinn on the .urvey `,;;0,1,1::
TRAiN UP A CHILD Pl B Spring Tenn from April 3 Grund Trunk P,u'llu, $175 a
end expeneee, 1' or ler to be as' near
the line tea poaeible, the newly married
couple will take op their rtefdoneo in
Port Arthur, Ont,
And w1100 lior np eopdto blur or
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T Term 0110118 April tick, 1904
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Two Ileuses-
V3 Commercial and Shorthand, /Wyl
Send for College Journal.
A, L. MoINTY1tE, Manager,
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
cent, F.11. SCOTT, Brneeelo,
AAT H. MoCRACKEN—
• Issuer of Marriage Lioeneee, Of.
lice e.3 Grocery, Turnborry etroot,-Brussels,
T'ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN-
nneelaxnn has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F B. SCOTT, Brussel
'r1;td0 'Of1i0110.%
COR YONoa AND A011E490t11 STREET% 3 tq
Thlo High Orad0 Collage lo making
n mnnt remark adile record Mile year
for pawing Sts etndente fn gond pool•
tiouo. We give the beet training -the
Hon that produces the beet results.
Students] admitted at any time. nal.
lege open The entire year. MagiJAoout
Onlainguo froe.
W. 3, ELLIOTT, Prinolpal.
�C'3=c'3��� $ l2r'2�-'fc'g 12r12�C9
tstrat litres
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Pee r•<twfCL.
Mrs. Eli. Husband left ou Tuesday of
Int week for the North West to join her
lambent!,
Fordwiob R T. of T, intend holding an
open Connell on rMoudoy evening Marcia
27.11 commencing at 8 o'olook sharp.
C. O. F'. The program to consist of music, oborue
_ ea and a debate entitled "Resolved that
Court Frinoese Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. P„ this Earth is flit and stationary." Thos'.
Brussels moots in their Lodge Room, Bias. Downey and Shelly Briuker will handle
hill Bloat, on the Ind and last Tuesdays of the offi. ntiv0 side ; W. Downey and W.
then mouth, m
h, at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren Jamieson, the negative.
always welcome. JAS. BURGESS, (1. R. g
A. E. M18LLISB, R. S. -
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
INODRANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
d. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Of11oo over Huroloy'a Drug Store,
Nov, Brd, 1002, 80.801 Brawls,
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
EOTABLIOH0D 1840
Insurance taken on the oaoh and premium
note system at current rates. B more inur-
ing elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE 3.0013RS, B1000030.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
• ORR, 39111 sell for better prices, to
better men, in lose time and less chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Eat 030000 or
be won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at lila office or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE - ONT,
ndy
e,1vYar` etioneer Y
eer for Huron County.
fy
nub Sates arranged
for
yga" Terme rof T 1s' g
'dti.t Iia ollloe of TRE 3009, Brussels. 2231
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VETERINARY.
G• A. CUNNINGHANI—
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H nor Uredua0e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, it animals'
to tr10 30 all dlt-
enteeof dommanner.
Parti, l a tette to a pomp o
out manner. Parrinalar ilk Fever,
paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Mille Fovar, Celle
promptly attended to. Oaiee and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry at.,
Broaeels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD-
11• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
'liuooeesor to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank. Bre asele. Solicitor for Metro -
poll tau Bask.
^rT Ivl.. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Pttblio, 60, Office -Stewart's 1310o31
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bauk.
paounroOT, HAYS '& BLAIR-
14AR10I8TERS, SOLICITORS, B, NOTARIES
PUBLI", 14T0.
W. PnoVDBOOT, K, O. R. C. 1lA90
G, F. BLAIR. ,
091nos-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron & Bolt.
6013E010ONTARIO.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON,
T, n., e, R1„
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
afCollege, Idembor College of Pbyoielana and
Burgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col -
logo of 1'hy0101aue and Lioeutiate of Mid.
wlfory Edinburgh.
.Reelcellce-854 Lorne ave,, London,
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DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
1301N'r131'
Graduate of the Royal ()allege of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and Firet•oiaoe Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuivereit . Ginn
next to, Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS...
I/ A FAMOUS sC11004A 5
6CFNTR
STRATFORD. ONT.
Bannon men have learned that
ti our Graduates are prepared for poei.
tions -of trust, No 8ohooi in Canada
can do more for Ito otedonts then this
IIono. Our graduates tlway0 800100 qp
no0itlone. write 100 01113000 cant. ILi
laglo, it 10 a handeomo ono,
Bprinil ELL101o'3 /0 Maf AOIiI,AN,
Pr'inolp ale.
Renrvu 11,
A new industry 0 likely to start up in
Eleueuldto the near totnre.
Councillor Geiger hae returned from
Miohigitn. Ho found his slater very ill
but telt her 000eiderably improved.
Rev. James Livingstone, of London,
will likely preach the anniversary
eermonf of the Epworth League shortly.
J. W. Ortweiu shipped four tone of
onions last week. He previonety ebipped
two tone which i'1 quite a big Spring out.
tat.
The members] and adherents of the
Methodist ohnroh Cbieelburet gave their
pastor, Rev. E. A. Shaw and hie wife a
very pleasant surprise on Tneaday
evening of last weak when over thirty of
them took possession of the Kippen
Circuit parsonage at Heneali with well
laden baskets. In the afternoon the men
of the congregation enriched the pastor's
out bin by over 60 bushels of oate. A
very ple080nt time wee spent in games,
mnsio, rtr. Lunuh was 'served daring the
eucaine end all went home feo'iug that a
prc.fitable time had beau enjoyed.
The Council met a week ago last Tues'•
day and gave the drainage bylaw ite Bret
and second reading and the Clerk was in-
etruoted to have the necessary number
printed and distributed among the
persona aeseesed. A committee was ep
pointed to aeeiet in the matter. The
Antihero' report was read, and adopted
and the Olerk instructed to have the
necessary number printed. William
Sioolair'o account of 15 mute for injuries
euetaiued by his hoe handle while spread•
ing gravel, was thrown out, on the
ground th01 a workman [Mould protect hie
tools. It is hoped that the matter will
not lead to anions litigation. A cow
mttlee was appointed to locate the P
oei-
tion of the new kelepboue pole, [oon to be
erected. The Council Ibon adjourned.
131 o tit.
E. Livingston is oantined to his home
with a severe attack of kidney trouble. •
The next monthly o e air eh r e f will be
held in Blyth on Tuesday, March 28th,
Wm. Mason eold a beautifal grey
driver to J, E. Swartz, of Wingbnm, for
$200,
N. Coming was in Toronto atteadiog
the grand lodge of the Anoint Order of
United Workmen.
Revival meetinge are in progress in
Blyth Methodist ohnroh, The meetings
are being oonduated by the pastor, Rev.
J Holmes.
Miss Hood arrived last weak to take
charge of MoKionon & Co'e millinery
department and is now prepared to show
all that is new in millinery.
Miseiooary Bermmte were preached io
Myth Methodist oburoh Sunday morning
and eveuiog by Bev. J. S. Cook, pastor of
°uteric street Mothodiet thuret., Clinton
James Smith died at the family h..nie
in London township on Friday morning,
1011, inst., paralysis being the cause of
depth. Deoeaped 390, father of T. -W,
Soots, manager of the Bank of lianiiltou
at Blyth iind was 82 years of age. He
was 00e of 0,0 early 00111era of London
township and woeheld in great este,131
ntd reepeot. The funeral molt .Clado m,
Sunday afternoon and interment woe
made in Woodland oemetory.
The death occurred at tee recite -y in
Blenheim on Thuredny morning, March
9th, of Mies Pauline Howard Aagneta
Cooper, daughter of the late R v. R. S.
Cooper, B. D., aged 14 years end 6
mouths. Deceased was a etep.daughter
of Rev. George MuQnillin, a former rev•
tor of-('rinity church in this village.
Mr. and Mre. McQuillio will have the
sympilby of many old friende here in
their bereavement. The interment took
piece at Kirkton.
VV loo trate.
Whiln working in Lloyd's tndtery
Harper Simmooe had the top of ono
finger teltou off.
R. Knox, a former resident of Wing.
ham, has opened out a stook of jewellery,
stationery, etc,, in the Drone block.
A very largo elm log was br, ught in to
MoLean's mill from Ilaet Wawonoob,
It wee only ten feet long but metteured a
thousand feet, 0011 was worth even at the
reduced price of elm, $11 or $12
Considerable dieaneeiou tools pine ea
the last Oonnoil meeting regarding
Billiard and Cigarette Lioem,ee. W. J.
Greer moved, seconded by W, F. Van.
atone, -'That the license fee for the .first
b l iard treble be 540, and t aoh additieual
tattle $20 -Carried.
W ILL NOT Ceram -Tho Advent's says :-
An item him been einem the ronedn of the
piens to the ,Hoot that Wingbnm Beet
well wan likely to he o'need down, and
Lite Advance thety` timeline, have copied
the item from an exchange, Mr.
Sperling 11,30, nit us that Wi'igham Salt
wont, will continue to ran and line
orders 8hend, Mr. Sperling le fighting
the monopoly, and intends holding hie
trodo if possible, end will not be (coerced
oht, if heoan help ft,
0. N. Griffin bee word of the marriage
ef hie eldest] soltAthol Edwin, of Idao,
The happy event took plane on Morph
1400, The ledy was Mies deeoie Ann
CA ferrite.
Mise Bertha Stump, of Bruoeele, was
the guest of friende in this vioinity.
Jamee and M1E8 Maud Haggard, of
Brussels, were the guests of Alias Beenlo
Wfl8On,
A. Dlig hag parohaeed the vacant lot
South of the Orange hall and will erect
a reeidenoe on it next Summer.
T. H. MoLeughlio was in Toronto last
week attending the Grand Lodge meet.
ing as a delegate from the local A 0. U.
W. lodge.
Thomas Bennett, of town, wee among
the prize winners lu their gneeeing oom
petition on the total number of vote's
oast at the last Provincial election. Mr.
Bennett was one of n number who stood
m third plane to the total, his eueee
being444,444, and the total wee 444,497.
His prize ds $10.40 in cash.
Treewbret tae.
Mrs. Daly and eon Richard were visit
ing friends in Milverton.
Mu. Booth, 6th 000 , entertained a
sleigh load of Trowbridge young people
on a recent evening.
Mico Mabel Togheo, who for Iwo weeks
has been eofleriug with la grippe ie
recovering, we are pleased to report.
Mines Addie Porterfield and Rachel
Code, also Amot and Harold Porterfield
attended the marriage of Min Lizzie
Goodwin and Mr. Wella, of Winnipeg, at
the home of the bride's attar, Mre.
Kearns, Palmerston, on the evening of
Wednesday, March 8th.
On Wednesday evening of last week a
large company of relatives and friende
were present at the home of Mr. Byers to
witness the marriage of hie youngest
daughter, Mise Minnie, to Clinton Smith,
a worthy and proeperoao young farmer of
the and eon. 'Mr. and Mre. Smith have
the boat wishes of all as' they begin their
new life in our neighborhood.
L1:stow el.
Thos. Sproule, of Britton, sold his
fine team of colts for the sang sum of
$500.
The Congregational charoh in town has
been closed, and the property to being
offered for sate.
L. Adolph was the representative from
Li',towel bodge 30 11,0 Grand Lodge A. 0.
U. W., Met week at Toronto.
L. H, Pletooh has sold oat his wall
paper baeioese and stook of palate, eta.,
to Mr. Aueman, of Detroit, who is now
in p000000ion.
The Clerk was instructed to prepare a
Bylaw re granting a Bite for the Carnegie
Library, not to exceed $400, and Elle
Library Board not to expend over $6,000
on the building and furnishing of same.
A. and Mre.Breadfoot, of town, were in
Seaforth attending the golden wedding
of Mre. Broadfoot'e parents, Alex. and
Mre. Davidson. Mr, Davidson ie a
brother of County Clerk Davidson, of
Stratford.
J. 13. Horn returned to town from
Cornwall, where he has been engaged for
o ad
gt:
several weeks Restating in overhauling
and putting in new machinery in the
flour mill reoenlly pnrobaeed by The
Meyers Milling Co. at that point.
At a epeeist meeting of the Listowel'
High Sohool Board, the resignation of
W. A, Phillips as Principal of the school
P P .
which bad been sent in the previous day,
was aocepted. The Board did not take
any steps towards smearing a eneoeeeor to
Mr. Phillipe, the resignation not taking
effect until the Easter holidays.
D Hibner, of Berlin, was present and
addressed tbo town oounoil do reference
to taking over and operating the Chair
factory. After hearing Mr. Hibner'e
offer, a committee, connoting of the
mayor and Metiers. Hay, Hawkins,
and Hamilton, was appointed to get a
proposition from Mr. Hibner re sale of
Chair factory, and report to the Council,
Mr. Hibner agreeing to put his propoei.
tion in writing and mail it upon hie re-
turn to Berlin.
The annual meeting of the Reye)
Scarlet Chapter of 'E'm't Dielriot was
held in the Limnwel Orange hall ml the
10th, with Sir Knight, E. '1. A'xander,
in the chair, The followin4 Sir Knight('
were alio ed and installed as otioero for
tha ensuing year ;-W. Companion in
Command, Rev, 0. H, Buokland, E. 0,
in 0 , D. A. Thompson 1 Companion
Chaplain, J. Stewart ; Oomponion Scribe,
Warren Birthmao ; Companion Trove.
arer, Wm. Weloh ; Sir H. Knight al
Arms, W. A. Buchanan ; Inward Herald,
D. Willoughby; Oatwerd Herald, Harry
Taggart.
T ocos'w toter.
Alex, Gillies, of Windsor, ie paying a
visit to his 9800000, A, and Mrs. Gillies.
John Bush moved last week to 8 70
sore farm which ho has purchased near
Gleufarrow.
Moe. T. H. Smith, of Knoxville, Pa., is
paying a visit at her former home with
her cousin ,T. A. Aitken,
D. D. Ferguson, of Calgary, epeot San
day and Monday, renewing 10030 Liutanees
in town. He expecte to return to the
Wrat the Arae week in April.
Neil McKay, 4th eon., has rented hie
farm to Alex. McDonald for five yeare,
Mr MaKay is moving to Kinloee sod
will work the farm owned by Mro, Dun•
Dan Roes.
Wm. Fowler and wife and Aliso Jessie
Fowler were in Toronto Tuesday and
Wodnseday of last week, Mr. Fowler
wait delegate to the Grand Lodge of A.
0. U. W. whish met in the Temple build
hip there.
Wm. McDonald, eon of Wm. Mc-
Donald, 6th con., who wee, during the
past year in charge of the Wobb-Bhaw
farm near Miuneapolie, Minn., has re•
signed hie position there and has gone to
Iowa State College at Ames, Iowa, where
he will take the mune in animal hum
bandry.
UIi,i ton.
W. Doherty et Go. have added the
menufaotare of pianos to their immense
organ business,
"B off" Whitely 000091013 a position in
Louisville, Kentucky, and left for hie
new field of labors.
Geo. Swallow will shortly move to
Holmeeville, he being appointed manager
of the Poultry Station.
H, Bartliff and W. J. Newoombe were
palled to Goderioh tee jurymen in oon•
negation with the 808ize6.
J. W. Irwin was in Toronto last week
attending the Grand Lodge of A. O. U.
W., in eeeeion in that oily.
Dr. G. Ernest Holmes was in Toronto
last week attending the Dental A88o•
elation's annual meeting, being held in
that oily.
A number who have not paid their
Cold Storage asereemeut are being sued.
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff has
been given iu those 00000 already tried,
Peter Caotelou, eeoretary of the Orange
Lodge, has Bent out invitations to all the
Lodges in the county inviting them to
celebrate next 12th of July in Clinton.
Basket ball is now ate popu'ar gems
at the Collegiate. Praotioe is daily
indulged in and a match with the
Goderioh Collegiate ie expeoled ere long.
Tboe, Jackson jr., was in Toronto for
a few days with his daughter Mime Irene.
Merry t
Weare 0 learn she is not ro case•
lug as favorably oam p
bly as we would like to
hear.
Mies Ethel Doherty left for Calgary,
where she will make an extended visit
with her sister, Mre. McKee, in the hope
that the change of olimate will benefit
her health.
A. Alexander met with the unpleasant
and painful experience of having his
right shoulder dislocated in a fall on the
ice during the hockey match laet Thurs•
day evening.
Min M. Lough will go to Peterboro in
a few days to attend the opening of the
Young Women', Christian Aseooiation
Building. Having been the active Seore•
tary of the Ae000iation for Rome time,
she io naturally muoh interested in its
progress and prosperity.
Harland Bros'. have converted the up -
Moire above their two hardware stores
into one large display room, that will be
need exclusively for stoves. It 1s oon•
oersted with the lower floor by an auto-
are Sole Agents in Brus-
sels for the
Spring Novelties
in Felt Hats
JUST TO HAND.
Also Nobby Alpines and Stiffs
In a Full Range of Colors
Seo our Lines before Buying.
Murray, and the marriage took place st Tailoring—
the reaidegos 333 Ole bride's parents, Saud FurlliehlOgs
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—Men's and -
Boys' Ready.
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matin elrvo'Or that pan raise any ,love
tvithoat ru .fog on ropes,
J W 11 'felt oontemplat03 eon 3, orable
alterm'i,,, 10 hie livery barn as e ae
building weather arrives. Fla wi.l have
the p ea nt groand floor raised ' p four
feet higher, with en lnolined en000000,
Thie storey will be used for the ex'uaoivo
Meting of riga, etc , and andereio'lo will
be fired op for stabling porpoeee,
t Ywoof8.
Walter Hamilton, of the 8131 eon„
West, was appointed tax oolleotor ' er the
year 1905. James Duncan bee be el the
position for over 14 yearly.
The managers of the Presbyterian
church have deoidod to sell the W 't and
centre rows of old sheds by an on on
Wodneeday, Meroh 29th, 1901. A large
new shed 10 to be pat up.
Mies Dials Switzer, who for the past
eight mouths late been 'Melting r' '311000
its this' village and vioinity, left ft a Port
Huron where she will visit bar ane,, and
aunt, prior to her returning to her home
in California.
Thou. Fullerton, township clerk, met
with a nasty aooident on Wed.emddy
forenoon of Met week. He wee feeding t
calf when the animal threw ba k its
head and ,track him just above the left
eye. The injury required medioal treat-
ment and Mr. Fullerton is not yet ceb:e to
he in hie office.
The local cement eompaoy have given
en order for burning rotary kilns to a
firm iu Wilkeebarre, Penn. Moat eamont
companies have kilns that are 6 ft - x 60
ft, These will be 7 x 100, and will be
of the 1001001 and moat approved pattern.
One of the rotaries will be forwarded in
about six weeks, the balanoe of th,, con•
traot to be completed in about four
months. Active baifding operatic: s will
be resumed tee eon as weather oou,iitione
are favorable.
Lucknow.
Fred, Grundy has returned from At.
lama, Georgia.
Min Maggie McKenzie loft to visit her
brothers in Winnipeg.
Neil and Mre. McDonald, of Langeide,
left for their home at Beaton, Man.
D. Paterson was a delegate to the
Workmen's Convention at Toronto last
week.
Mise Laura B. Webster has gone to
London, where she has snared a poei•
tion in a ladies tailoring eetablishment.
Sam. Swale, who was employed I'y Dr.
A. M. Spence, as' druggist, left for Wind.
sor, and hie place bee been taken 'n the
drag store here by Themes .Spa -o0, a
preoticttl druggist from Tileonbare
The remains of the late Mre. Mary
McConnell, for many years a reap, stable
resident of the let con. of Kinloss. were
brought here from London for but el on
Tuesday of Int week. The deceased had
renohed the ripe age of 90 years, teed for
the past few years had resided wi' It her
daughter, Alma. Steveneon, of L radon.
The funeral took plane from the r.tilway
elation to the Moline cemetery
The late Mary MODenald who passed
away at her home on the let oon. of Kin -
lose on Wednesday of lset week, bad
remelted the ripe old age of 82 yeare De-
ceased wee born in Glengarry, Int ernese
shire, Sootland, and came to Oanaot with
her husband, the late Roderick MoDon•
aid, in 1852 and for a short time resided
near Goderioh after whioh they settled
on the 13th of Ashfield township. In
1873 they moved to Kinloee, where they
ooutinuoaely lived till their death.
t�rorierlott.
Inspector Tom was in Guelph 8ttend•
ink the Grand Seeeion of the Onnadian
Home Circles.
Goderih oouts '1 hae voted $I
00 to
entertain the Grand Orange Lodge of
Ontario West, at its next meeting here
in March, 1906.
The Goderioh curlers made It fair
start in the bonepeil at Wingbat t last
week, but unfortunately they were out of
the race for victory.
County Clerk Lane wee in the Queen
City last week, attending the Grand
Lodge of the A. 0. U. W. as represent.
ative of the Goderioh brethren.
John Sheppard slipped last w sk and
in extending hie right arm to env him-
self, thrust his bend through a p,ne of
glase and lacerated the member.
It transpires that the eleotria light
flat rate is not giving the esti- notion
desired, and tee a result there is a ve0rn•
Mg for metres in some residential parts.
St. George Prioe, who a few menthe
apo removed here from Hamilton and
opened tip a grocery business, Is selling
out, having engaged to travel La the
wholesale firm of J. H. Eokhart & Go.
Col. Wm. Young, of the 33rd Re; 'meet,
moved into town ou Tueodoy of het week,
having sold hie farm in. Colborne For
the present Got. Young will rest, 'out be
is too votive a man to be idle keg be
fore starting some business. venture.
Judge Holt reoeived a card IRE week
from Dr. McDonagh, who is toeing a
tour through the Far East. The doctor
was in the neighborhood of Aigiere when
the dord was written, and at that time
was mnoh pleased with the trip 00 far.
Mr. Strang, of Goderioh, has r,.eigoed
hie position 000 prinoipal of G.,dtrioh
collegiate inetitnte, a position he bee
held for a third of a century. J. M.
Field, B, A., has been appointed tee hie
successor. Mr. Strang le not to sever
hie oonneotion with the school, but ie to
be retained Re Messiest master at a
salary of 51.000.
Tent 0. P.R.-The contractor for the
0. P. R in this town is ,till pashieg the
work ahead and has gangs of mon
strengthening the weak parts of tbntreok
eo that the annual breast up of the river.
shall not damage the line already built.
An the time for the Spring freshet mare,
there are many prnpheoieo tee to what
will happen, and Go number m-lde to
the Stur svould fill a page. There
are prophets of calamity and ober
prophets, but all hope those who orediot
toes or injury to property will be de.
oeived. On Sunday a number' r 3 men
and team, were employed building, abut.
menta and other work, and it ie els d that
on Monday a number of mon who did
not mum out to work on Sundae were
aid off because they refused to work 00
the Sabbath, On Tneaday of tae_ week
More men were laid off became there
was no event ready, the coffer dein be.
leg built in the river not edvanoir. • fast
oneug3, hence the lay off, poring
WOtdnoeday night a large piece of the
batik at Atirill's, along whiob the steam
throw ie working, gava war as the fr
Oet
left it. It fell against the shovel, forcing
it same three or four feet off Ibt treok
—to -wear Clothing, ilia and (levered it with eight feet ri clay.
Had the insets 000nrred while the nmsb•
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MILLINERY
This week we make a grand display of New Spring Millinery in all
thefateol Paris and New York styles in Ladies' Drone Hate, Ready to•
wear and Outing Hate, Flower's, Feathers, Wings, Plumes, Ribbons, Veil.
ing, and all the Novelties in trimmings, also all the noweot "Mapes in Un-
trimmed HAM, which will be trimmed to order on short peau, by ex.
porienoed milliners, No Hat will be allowed to leave our show room
exoept it is trimmed in the latest style and becoming to the wearer.
Mies Hood, who ie well and favorably known a0 an expert in the art
of Millinery, is again in charge of this department. She visited the prin.
cipal fashion centrals and oopied the latest designs in Hats, Mo., as Showa
in Paris and New York. We have no formal opening, but a oordsal invita
tion be extended to all to Dome at any time and view oar grand display of
Spring Millinery, which ie second to none io the country,
Shirt Waist Goods.
We show an immense stook of goods suitable for Blouses and Shirt
Waist Baits in Vesting,, Voiles, Crepe de Chines, Silk Tamolinee,
Teffetae, Japanese Silke, Peen de Sole, Bleck end Colored Satins, Cotton
Voiles, Zephyr's, Gingham,, Dimities, Organdies, 'Fanny Mastitis, Eta,
We paythe Highest Price for Butter and
o
Eggs in cash or trade.
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ins was working Bement) most have been
injured, but the fall 000arred at the
proper time. There may be more breaks
as' the frost leaves, and it is to be hoped
they will oocnr at night.
James Laidlaw, ex.M. P. P. for South
Wellington, died last week.
Platten hae organized a Board of Trade
with H. B. Bristol as President.
Daniel Roes, of Madoo township, died
from injuries received in a runway.
Fred. Soliebary, of Waterford, was
found dead in the M. 0. R. yard at St.
Thomas.
Samuel Wilson, a cabman of Brook-
ville, committed enioide by takiog Paris
green.
E. G. Rattan was acquitted at Belle-
ville on the charge of 0onepir00y ib 000-
neotiob with the ballot box oases.
William Phelan, a usually offectiooate
fattier, murdered his eon at Montreal,
beating the boy on the head with an iron
poker.
NTIED I
A Local Salesman for
BRUSSELS
and enrronnding territory to represent
"CANADA'S GREATESTN IIneERIEB.
n
Newest varieties and epeoialtiee in Hardy
Fruits, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Ornament-
als and Roeee. A permanent situation
and territory reeerved for the right man.
Pay weekly, handsome outfit free. Write
forP articulare and send 25 Genie for our
pocket miorosoope, jest the thing to use
in examining treats and plante for innate.
Stone & Wellington
FONTHILL NURSERIES
over 000 acres
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO
SETTLERS' TRAINS
Will leave Toronto every Tuesday
During March and April
AT 0 P. M., FOR
MANITOBA and the NORTB-WtiST
and ran via Toronto, Grand Trunk, North
Bay and Canadian Paine. A Colonist
Sleeper will be attached to earth train. Pas-
sengers travelling without' live stook abould
take the train leaving Toronto at 1.45 p.m.
!Prato leaving Toronto at 8 p. in, is for pas-
seuaere travelling with stook.
Pull particulars and copy of "Western
Canada," from ally Canadian Paoi&e Rail-
way Agent or 0, B, FooTEn, D.P. A.,Toron-
to, 83 4
4011011111611.0111.1
The funeral of Col. M. J. Burke, .
United States Consul, took plane at St,
Thomas.
The Quebec Electric Power Company
will bond a dam 90 feet high in lice
Montmorency River.
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL and LO1•D0NDERRY
Royal bail Steamers
Prom St. Jelin From llailntx
Tunisian .........Bat, Mar. 20 3100, Liar. 27
P 'rieian " Apr, 1 Apr. 3
Victorian (now) " ' 8 " 10
RATES OF PASSAGE
First Cabin, 865 and upwards, according
to steamer and a000mmodati on ; Secon
Cabin, Liverpool and Londonderry, :5760
840, and 042.50, accordion to steamer, Lou-
don 02.50 extra ; Third Claes, 927.10. to Liv-
erpool. Derry, Belfast, Glasgow, London,
Victorian, 82676
New Vorlr to Glasgow
Laurentian Thursday, March 2, 10 a.m
First Cabin, 846 and np-2nd Cabin, 835-300
Claes, 827 00.
Ford ur b particulars apply to
t erp ppY
W. H. KERR,
Agent, Bennis.
Watches
Clocks
and
Jewelry
For a Choice Stock
of Goods at FAIR
PRICES the Public
cannot do better than
buy at my store.
iminsesarommonsmos
A Specialty of Repairing and all
wont Guaranteed.
Call in.
J. G - JONES
enamel
CHANCE OF BUSINESS
Card
of Thanks
Notice to Debtors.
On amount
of ill health I have
A11 parties owing the ft'ln
disposed of my interest in the firm
of Wilton & Turnbull up to
of Wilton ell Turnbull to MR, WM,
GILLESPIE, of Ripley, Ont., and
January, 1905, are 1'equeSt-
Italc, chic opportunity of extending
my thanks to our many 000tomere -
ed to Call at the store and
and friende for their continued pat•
Settle either by each or note
ravage and oonfidenoo in our bueineee
on 0r before the 15th day of
relations with them for the past bine
yeare the firm has been in bueineee,
March a8 WO want to get 0113
I tract the came and increased pat.
books closed up by that date
renege may be extended my enooeeoor
and the new firm,
if possible.
I remain, Yours truly,
Yours Truly,
Bennie, Feb. 20,1905.RNBULL,
WILTON & TURNBULL.
TURNBULLILTON
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