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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-4-13, Page 5TRAIN UP A CHILD And when huoprn Beadto him or L/,S'TOWEL s/ /11/� Wt 'I'ergt opens April 11111, 11104 Two Courses— Oommorelnl and Shorthand, Bend for College Journal. A. L. MOINTY1tE, Manager, t.ilgtezQ6 C3C1g-41exelt ac BUSINESS CARDS. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER cent, M ORAOIIENBruesele. YY• Issuer of Marriage Liceneos. Of- fice at Grocery,Turnberry, street, Brussels, Ii1ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN • DEn0IUNEnhas several good Farms for sale and to rent, easy tonna, In Township. of Morrie and Grey, F B. SCOTT ,Brussele C. 0. F. Court Primrose Alexandria, No.24, C.O. P., Brunel., meets lo their Lodge Room, Bias. hill Block, on the 2nd and lust Tuesdays of snob month, at 8 o'olock. Visiting brethren always welcome. JAS. BURGESS. 0, R. A. E. MELLISH, 1t, 8. M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WAL.TON, ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. mennat808, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. J. LECKIE, LIFE AND FIR10 INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Office over Henley's Drug 8toro,' Nov, Ord, 1902. 90.3m Brueeele. Wellington Mutual Fire Insurance l'0., E0TAILIBEED 1840 • Insurance taken ou the anal] and premium note eystom at current rates. 13,fore Maur- ine elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Brunets.' AUCTIONEERS. IS. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION- • son, will sell for better prices, to bettor men, in lees time and lees abarnee ' than arty other Auctioneer in East Huron or be eon't charge anything. Dates and ardent eau always bo arranged at this office or by personal application, ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUEVALE — ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the office of Tn0 Posm, Brueeele. 221E VETERINARY. GA. CUNNINGHAM— • Honor Braduaae of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, Is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domesticated ouimals in a compet- ent manner. Partihnlar atteptiou paid to Veterinary Dentistry and Mlllt Fever. Calle promptly attended to. ONme audlofirmary Four door's North of bridge, Turuberry at., Brnssels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. B. AODONALD— AM • Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, Eta. Successor to G. F. Blair, Office over Stan- dard Bonk, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro- politan 13a10. VY• M. SINCLAIR— • Berieter, Solicitor, 'Oonveyauoer, Notary Public, &e. 0111ae—Stewart's Block 1 door North of Oeutral Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank, ptIOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR— ' n B ARRIBTEROL R, RI PUBLIC, P R8,OTARIES N BTO. W, PnonDPooT, Ie, O. R. O. HAY¢ G, F. Anent. Offices—Thom o merlyron iSc occHolupied by Mean CamGoDEItroH, ONTAItIo. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M. D., C. Mo Trluity Duiveralty, Fellow Trinity Medical 0ollege, Member College of Physicians and Burgeons, Ont. Ltoent ate of the Boyal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid. wlfery,Edlnbnrgh. Residence -864 Lorne ave„ London. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. PEILD, DENTIST Graduate of• the Royal College of Dental Burgeons of Ontario and Giret•oloso honor te, of Toronto 'Univ. Grad to Brewer's PhotographorsityGallery, 011106 HiMMEL& REWTRAL ' STRATFORD. ONT. It pays 10 get n Praotiool Iddnoatlou and it pays to get it lu this School. Wa cana o o Business College in than any other the P ier tlonio0 em pldy our Graduates met0pbore, they oow that htt11ugiven th(0 40mtit boil ie the 311e1 Enter now, fpr frac 0aalo9e, 12LLI0'r�nt oipp110EILANt "Truth" io a Strong Argurnont Not ONE Graduate of the popular .$ t con, Roxon AND ALaxANDEn 8Te, is mut of a position to day, It is the t,uth when wo state that 0001 Mud - outs axe vuilormly tuocoatlul lu gots( Hug good positions:olt,r graduation." Our School Is a High Class ono and the beet is °Annan. Suter now. OM - lege open the e0tire year. Catalogue tree.. W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinoiplti. 5 3 dt FaseEF F acyl l'.,eb3s SCHOOL B0Ann Friday of Haiti week. FRIDAY, of next week, 21st inst., will be Good Friday and a pnblio holiday. JAMES ELLIcTT line purchased the stable arose the street from his testi• donee from Dr. McNaughton. THE street watering Dart will soon have to come into requisition once more as the dust is beginning to give annoyance. IT is said Mestere. Stewart & Lowiok will make the necessary repairs to the mill dam and put it in shape 0000 more after the damage oaueed by the free/mt. A LARGE number of people are investing in incubators this Spring. "What is home without a mother" will not be the motto hong up over the machine hatch• ed abicko. A CESIENT fluor has been put in the stable and driving house of R. Leather. dale during the past week, the old one having served its day. Geo. Barkley had the job, GET ready for thevieit of the Sanitary Inepeotor,by the ,cleaning up of your yard and prrmieee in good time, There are some yards that oan ,stand a little extra: this year, A WELL was drilled 0n the lot owned by Thoe, Newsome, corner of Bing and Maple streets, upon whioh he will ergot a new briek residence this. Beason. Geo. B.rt'e steam drill did the work. Don's be in too much of a hurry iu oaatiug off your,heavy nuderolotbing. An 0aknowu poet says:— I've gone and took my flannels off Before the,let of Jane, And now (.have a dreadful o,ff, Attie it WAS. too soon. THERE have been 17 patients from Huron Co. treated at the Sanitarium for Oonenmptivee at Gravenhuret einoe that inetitutioo opened. Seven of them were in the free hoepital. 1,500 peop'e have been cared for in .Elie- two hoepitale and numerous Mires gave been effected. Up to 1899 there was an increase eaoh year in the tenth rate of the Provintie.. from the white man's plague. -:Ib the 3 years fol'owing the decrease woe• shoot 800, proving the good work done at the Saui tariom and the practical hints reooived by the medioal profession in oaring for the offiioted. ACTION DnorriD —It will be remember- ed that some time ago J. G. Crich brought au action for criminal libel against, W. H. Willie, of Sealorth, on amount of some statements made by Mr. Willie in a letter be had in a new -paper. The Daae was to brave been tried- at the. recent Spring assizes, but Mr. Willis' eolioitora received a communication from the Oounty Orowo Attbroey Baying that "he had been inetruoted by Mr. Orioh to drop the proeeaotion as he does not intend to prooeed further with it. It may therefore be ooneidered withdrawn and abandoned." TER institute for the blind at Brantford and the deaf and dumb inetitutioo at Belleville have done and are doing a good work among those so unfortunate as to be bereft of the faonitiee of eight, speech and hearing. .But the euperin• tendente of these institutions, H, F. Gardiner and R. Mathison, are desirous that their usefulness should be extended and are taking steps to have Oita done. They are now moving to ascertain the names of all pereoee in the province under 20 years of age who oonld be benefitted by ooareee at their respeotive institutes. It ie felt that there are many more who could be helped if they knew of the ad. vant0gee offered. They are sending out to the school teaohere of the province a oirooiar requesting them to nseiet in the work by reading the same to the popile and asking the latter to give the names of blind, deaf and dnmb young people of their aogtlaintante, HURON COUNTY RIFLE LEAoUE —The following officers in oonlle0ti0n with the recently organized Huron County Rifle League have been named to look after their respective duties end dietriote. President, Lt, Col. W. Young, let 'Viae Preeident, O Howson, Oapt. of Auburn R. A. ; 2nd Vice Presideut, M. 0. John. atone, B. A., Cate,* Goderioh B A. ; Secretary Treasurer, Geo. .Lbithwaite, Capt. Goderioh Township, R. A. Audit- ors, R. Mo0ommine, Oapt, Blyth R. A. ; R Wallace, Capt. Londeoboro 11 A.. Ex. eoutive Committee, Goderioh R A.—H, Knew:haw, R Watson, Blyth R. A. Capt. R. MoOommine, 0, Summers, Soltford R. A,—Capt P. MrEwan, J. Goldthorpe, Auburn R. A.=A. 0. Jook• eon, F. Naiget, Londesboro R. A -Capt. Wallace, B. Hnrringtou, Goderioh Tp. R A.—R. Randle, J. Newcombe, jr , Bolmeeville R. A.—Capt, A. W. Wilson, W. Miller, Bruseele R. A.—Capt. W. 1*5. Sinclair, J. 13,owman, Clinton R. A,— Oapt, H, B. Oombe, Oapt. J. W. Shaw ; Auburn R A. winning the firet trophy, Goderioh Tp R. A. holds present Trophy Matches at Blyth on 24818 of May, 1905. Nor Ovismoo(En.—Thee t•ffioere and. members of Brueeele Odd Fellows' Lodge exproee their sympathy with Bro. S. 0. Wilson in the resent demiee of hie brother, who reoidod in Howiok town. ship,, in the following kindly tonne :— To•Saintlet C. Wilson: DEAR SDI AND BRomen.—We, the offi• ogre and mambere of Western Star Lodge, No, 149, I. 0. 0. F„ desire to ex. prase our ef0OOre sympathy far yon in yoarloos by death of your brother, Wm, P. Wilson, who in hie prime of young manhood has been oallod away from this life and though you will never see Ole face again nor hear the sweet tnasio of his 08890 in this world, there is a °orientation' in the thought that he hag 90918 home to a Bptter Land Bpd a far morn serener clime, We, ae a Lotire, !totality pray that RS It ie your privilege it may an prove to he your happy lot And bleat ax ariaqpo to that brother nga•r 1 in that Homo of respleufaul beauty, in that land where rte 11011 088840 u0 0hadow0 and the young never i;row old ; where the parting hand 10 never elven and (Honda never Bay Farewell, Signotl in behalf of the Lodge, in I'rieudehip, Love and Truth, Ern Coma, Noble Grand, W. 11. blot:wo0148N, R00. Boo, (Alin ton. FACTORY BURNED.—Shortly atter 3 o'clock Friday morning fire was dieoover• ed an what ie commonly known as Stevens' p'aoing mill, but whioh woe bought Home time ago by John Carter and used by him 0e a ¢bow case factory. The building woe completely destroyed, Mt>lemwor•t;tin. Sonoor. REPORT—The following is the report of Molesworth Publlo eohool for March :—V—M. Mitchell, S. Elliot, E. Fraser, Sr. IV—L. Campbell, T. Men• zies, R. Ediot, A. Brown, A. McDonald, I. Mitchell, E Sippers, E, Elliot. Jr, IV—W. Brown, M. Sangster, J. Elliot, O. Douglas, A Haetie, L. Douglas, A. Burton. Sr. III -0. Stewart, 0. Mo Kee, S. Hannah, D. Fraser, 141. Burton, 0. Murray, N Stewart, R. Molise, Il, MoIntoah, E Barton, Jr. III—J. Stew- art, A. Armstrong, A. Stewart, G. Mo Donald, H. Elliot, Jr. II—M. Brown, M. Cumming, J. Douglas, D. MoDooaid, A. Molntoeb. Pt. I'I-0. McBee, G. Beehaver, E. Burnett. Pt. I—Elaooe Mo - Donald, H. Cumming. R. OLAmc0 Enema, Teacher. T1II8 MEDICINE IS BREATHED. That's why it ie Imre to Dare Catarrh. You see it goes direot to the eonree of the disease, -its healing vapor repairs the damage done by oatarrhal inflammation. "Oatorrhozone" always ogres because it goes into those tiny malls and pooeagee that ordinary medioinee can't reaoh, goes where the disease aotually is. Impoe. Bible for "Oatarrbozooe" to fail as any doctor will tell you. Don't be misled in• to believing there is anythingas good as Oatarrhoz,ne,—gee it sud you'll soon say goodbye to oatarrh. Auburn S. S. Convention, The Union Snuday Sobool Conven- tion, held at Auburn eaoh years, have grown to be very popular and enooeseful gatherings, and the 14th annual held un Wednesday of last week was one of the brightest and most interesting in the bietory of the aeeooiatioo. It was held in Knox church, and the handsome and well appointed ed:fioe proved admirably adapted for the eeseio05. D. E. Munro, as president, preeidod at the opening or morning session, and after the usual devotional exercises, a nom• Mating committee was appointed eon. eieling of the vario10 ministers and S. S. Superintendents. Reports were' made by representatives of the various schools comprising the association, and were generally Bettie- faotpry. Iiev. Mr. Gieohler, of the Evangelical ohur'oh, Colborne, followed with an ad- dress on "The dangers and Proteotion of Youth:" Some of the dangers are im pure literature, evil aeeooiatione, strong drink and dancing, and for protection the rev. gentleman strongly commended -the inflaenoo and power of Divine Grace 0e the most effeotual. Mr. Mauro, as delegate to the Pro. vinoial Convention, held at Hamilton in October, 1904, made an interesting verbal report. ,The nominating committee recom- mended the following offioere for 1905-00 : —President, Bev, Mr. Gieohler, Ben - miller ; Vise Presidents, the various ministers in the Union ; Secretary, W. Plunkett, Auburn. Ixeoutive, the various past and present Superintend• ante, Thio concluded the session, and ad• journment was made, when many of those preseut enjoyed a generoue lunch served in the lecture room of the church by the ladies of the vicinity, THE AFTERNOON SESSION opened with devotional exercises, con• duotod by Mr. Munro, and then he in- troduced the president-eleot, Rev. Mr. Gisohler, of Benmiller, who. cordially thanked the association for the honor done him. Mre. (Rev.) Hall, of Clinton, ae the firet speaker, addreeeed the ohildren on "Some of God's Gifts"—let Life, 2nd Ohriet, 3rd Heaven. So nee life that through Christ we may gain Heaven. The illustration of thie subject was aloofly and entertainingly given, and the attention of the ohildren evidenced their anpreoiation. Mr. Yellowlegs, Provinoial Secretary, then spoke for a abort .lime, emphaeis- ing and enlarging on some of the pointe made by Mre. Hall: He too, has the happy faculty of holding the attention of the children, and hie ten minutes were full of bright and happy thoughts that should not soon be forgotten. W. H. Herr,. of Brueeele, spoke on "A, Bogle Call to Advance," There ie a INCUBAT O l , S I have secured the agency for one of the beet Cana- dian makes of incubators. Prices right, EGGS FOR HATCHING Buff Orpington's. My birds are bred from the best in Canada. None better. JOHN WRIGHT If You Want Hens that will lay in Winter, If you want Birds for tab'e use. It you want beauty, utility and quality get into the BUFF WYANDOTTE breed by buying a few settings of Egge at $1.00 per 15 from James Ballantyne BRUSSELS. New Model Grass Seeder The undersigned has still another Iot of those excellent Grass Seeders for sale this Spring. They need no puffing up as they are three years in use in this section of the country and speak for themselves. Price $1.00. SiMON GRANT, BRUSSELS. need to inceeaeed effori in Sunday School work, the most important work being done by the chnroh in the world today, more important even than the work of preaching. Three nolle are -1, Preparation. The preliminary eaaae69 of the Boers in the South African war was n good illustration of the advantage . of preparation, (a) We ebould prepare our bodies. No Sabbath soh fol worker ehoald nee that which would lead - young livee astray. (b) Preparation of mind. Dowethink enough about our S. S. work during the week ? (c) Prepare. tion of heart and soul with the Lord Jesus. 2. Bugle Dell of •00 operation. The pastor, parente, superinteudent and teaobere co operating in the work of the school. Bow o=oh do we know about the hotne surroundings and oharaoter of our sot:olars 7 Have parents' day in your eohool, personally inviting the parents to come and see and • bear their children. 8. Bugle call of Conseoration, the keynote of 0000800 in the work. Think of the teaoher who finds the time to be spent on the Leeson drag on his or her hands. The necessity of consecra- tion or special devotion to our work is illustrated every day in our ordinary life. What is your program for Don. eeoration during the coming year ? This wan a very exoellent addreee, timely in its teoahing and olearly and impreee• ively presented. Mr. Yellowleee then took charge of the "Open Parliament." Gordon Young discussed the relation of the minister to the S. S. He is general'y teaoher of some particular elan, but he should have a place of more liberty,e0 as a Gab. et uta teaoher, allowihim to become more familiar with the pupils. He might even attend olaesee as a member, not 09 a oritio but as a sympathizing helper, Mr. Plunkett spoke on "How to teaob ohildren to reverence the house of God," Thie reverence, like other good things, ie very apt to be counterfeited. Genuine reverence is not the outcome of a code of inetructioue. These might be observed without trne reverence, Some requisites are, (1) this is the home of God, not a plaoe of entertainment ; it ie a plaoe for worship. (2) A proper conception of God himself. John Wilson thought there might be an inoreaee of reverence on the part of the elder-, a closer ad. harems to the _teaching at the family altar, and perhaps there ie a laxity in allowing nee of the choral for purposes other than worship. "Sow to teaoh Temperance," John Raithby said the obligation for thio rests SPRING MILLINERY INTRODUCTION The Spring Millinery Opening was a cause of consid- erable satisfaction to us and this early opportunity is taken of expressing our Thanks for the courtesy and patronage extended, Our stock is Choice, Stylish and Moderate in Price. Ready -to -wears that are sure to please. If you have not placed your order call and see the Fashionable Goods in all Millinery lines, Our aim is to please the public, lr ss Strachan h a st SUCCESSOR TO MISS LITTLE. orrommemonswaveirostnawaeu 0n the parents, Parental ixlmple, t;mpoi e, re literature and vu oI rntt0ou ; with "rap runoe workers w l be r fleet IVO. "BOW n' n' amok the Mieeionary idea iu the b ," led by Harry Morrish, Interest the primary olaes with ttor:e0 of child life in heathen laude and the Im- provement whloh follows 011'iotir,nity there ; (2) hava a mite box. In senior (dames a good library is advisable, and literature giving etatietiae of missionary work. A mieeionary rally, say twine a year, dieonsoiug different aouutrieo and the work ; weave in the missionary Idea into the S. S. lessons, Mr, Munro then exemplified hie plan of teaching a Bible oiaee, made op of ministers, teaohere and superintendents, and it wag a very iutereetiug and profit• able half hour. Fifteen minutes were then used by Mr. Y,Ilowleee in bringing out au8were and opinions on a few difficult pointe in S. S. work, and his (amity of leading made thie a lively and interesting rem• her on the program. THE EVENING AND CLOSING SESSION was ottooded by a large audience, Rev. Mr. Gieohler was presiding. The Bret number on the program was a paper by Rev. John Holmes, of Blyth, on "The study of the Bible," giving many 1x001• lent reaeooe therefor which epos will not permit repeating here. At thio point a nomivating committee made a report recommending (1) that John Wilson be the Convention's dele- gate to the International Convention in Toronto in Jane ; (2) that votes of thanks be tendered the various speakers and the ohoire, iooluding the ohildren'e nhoir, and the ladies end othere who had ae. Mated the Convection ; (3) that the time and plane of the next convention be left to the incoming Executive. These were all carried. Mr. Yellowleee gave the float addreee on "Some of the forward movements in Sunday Shool work." &viewing the formation and objects of the Proviooial Aeeooiatiou, he urged ae tbiuge to be remembered, (1) Ohri,t'e interest in the children ; (2) the impressibility of child life ; (3) the many and precious promisee of the Bible. He advocated the vee of the cradle roll, the eetabliebment of de - Makin day, the home alas for the study of the lesson by parents and children, teaoher training, the more general use of of the Bible by teachers ae their chief help in the preparation of the lagoon. The addreee was a stirring and eloquent appeal whioh no newspaper report could do justi0e to; and the rapt attention of the large andienae showed their appreo intim; of the thoughtful and well timed words. The aloeing exeroisee terminated a convention whioh ie areditable to allwho had rte management, and to those whose services were'e0 heartily and ably given. The singing led by the Presbyterian and Methodist ohoire, and that iv the afternoon by the obildren'e Mass uodtr the leadership of Rev. Mr, Small, was inspiring indeed. The serving of :nnoh and tea in tbe.leoture room was a happy idea, contributing to the comfort and oonveoienoe"of those not living in the village.—Goderioh Star. Good Finn Rosy Complexion Are Coveted by All Sensible Women. For Health and Beauty Use • Ferrozone. 18 you are thio, ran down, have blue traneparent akin, you need Ferrozone. When the nerve's are weak and the tears ever ready to flow, it's a sure sign you need it badly. Nothing on earth makee blood so vitalizing, nothing puts on flesh, makes hard munoie, and renovates weak• sued syetems like Ferrozone, Why not restore your beauty and keep back Bigots of old age ? It ie easily done with Ferrozone. Suffer no more from nerv0u0neoe and weakness; me Ferro• zone instead. Let Ferrozone help you to get more out of lite. It is an easy and gniok road to health, a eplendid remedy for all womanly disorders. Mrs, E. 0. Rayeroft, of Sunnyside, says : "I owe a great deal to Ferrozone whioh improved my health very much. Before using Ferrozone I was weak and listless and had,no color in my cheeks. After taking a few boxes 1 felt better and by 0ontinuiug Ferrozone I gained eight pounds iu weight. lily oomplexiou ie clear and my appetite good. I can re• commend Ferrozone very highly. Io ie a eplendid tonio." Don't fail to test Ferrozone, which druggiete sell the world over. Price 50o. per box or six boxes for $2 50. By mall from The Ferrozone Company, Siugt,ton, Oct. Gat a oapply of Ferrozooe to day— it manna health. The Government steamer Minto fo off the rooks and at the wheat at George. town, P. E I. John McKenzie, of Port Dalhousie, committed suicide while demented by jumping into the lake. The by law to bonne W. A. Oareon'e oanning factory was carried at Belleville with only one vote in opposition. Andrew Carnegie will be invited to attend the opening ceremonies in connec- tion with the new Winnipeg library, Five establishments in Chatham were damnged by fire. Zone 920,000. The fire was attended with several exciting r00. cues. The Ontario Government has definitely decided upon a direot Provincial issue of 96,000,000 worth of bonds for the Temic• Muting Railway, Dalton & Co.'s hardware store at Well - wood, Mao„ was destroyed by fire. The poet office and Bell long distance tele- phone o9•ioe were in the block, and were partially saved. THAT PALE, TIRED taut. She is in society, in bueinees, at home, everywhere you see her, but always atigned. She hasn't beard of Ferro. aMe or she would be perlydotly well. How quickly it strengthens --what an appetito it gives—what a glow it brings to pallid cheeks I The nntrimont oogtained in Ferrozone pule otrongth into anybody, Laughing yee, rosy lips, bright Took movments all tell of the vitality Ferro. zone precious. Thousands of attraativp happy women use Ferrozone—Way not you 7 A hoz of fifty ahboolate orated tablets oasts fifty oent0 at soy 4(99, store, V P — T 0 - ,1.J A. T MILLINERY The undersigned return Thanks for the gen- erous Patronage accorded at the Millinery Opening last week, and wish to call the at- tention of the Ladies to a Choice Stock of READY - T O - WEAR HAT S And a Beautiful Selection of Trimmed Hats Our aifn is to please in both Goods and Prices. ROCHE & H AYCROFT M!LL!NERS HIGH CLASS TAILORING ru'k1'I,v1,1'41e1H,'elUnv'tlrpelpa A partnership has been formed by the undersigned for carrying on a High Class Tailoring Business in the Stretton Block, Brussels. Shop is now open and our full new stock on display. Before ordering your Spring Suit see our choice goods. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 'W'tr'hrertA'1,1g,91lhekaldedg,n, Dodds & Habkirk MERCHANT TAILORS C. H. Dodds J. J. Habkirk • The 0. P. R. will build aeveral new branches in Manitoba and then West. The Pere Marquette Railway menbani- cal force ie being reduced 16 or 20 per cent. The commercial traveller(' are Bending a deputation to Ottawa to protest against a tax imposed on them by the Britieb Columbia legielatnre. Morriebarg ratepayers oarried bylawe to develop power on the Rapid Plat Canal and to grant free power, water and light into a tinplate ind0stry. The eubsoription lief for the endowment of Victoria College, Toronto, has been headed by Cheater D. Massey for $100, 000, and -E. R. Wood for $30,000. 1 A.NCT ofl A Local Salesman for BRUSSELS and enrrounding territory to represent " CANADA'e GREATEST NURSERIES." Newest varieties and epeeialties in Hardy Fruits, Small Fruite, Shrub!, Ornament. ale and Roane. A permanent situation and territory reserved for the right man. Pay weekly, handsome outfit free. Write for partioulare, and send 26 oe010 for our pooket mioroecope, just the thing to me in examining treat and planta for ineeote. Stone & Wellington FONTHILL NURSERIES Over 800 urea TORONTO, — — ONTARIO REAL ESTATE. ARM FOR SALE.—OEOICE 50 acre farm for nate, Dong South half Lot 0, Con, 7, Grey, Mostly seeded down and well mannred. Good bank barn and comfortable house. Close to school and 2t miles from Brussels, 6 mores of Fall wheat in. Apply to J, 0. TUCK, Brussels, 30-tf FARM FOR SALE.— GOOD homeetoad-100 acres—in the Town- ship of Morrie, Huron county. For antic. Ulan apply to J. BENNETT, 9 tf 550 Bathurst Bt. Toronto, Ii,ARM FOR SALE CONTAIN— /NG 90 aoree, being North halves of Lots 15 and 18, Con, 1, Grey. Comfortable frame house, baokbarn, orchard, &c, Only 4 miles from Molesworth. Good locality and fine roads. Immediate posaeseton, For further particulars apply to or prim W. H. EEIAR, Brueeele. FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- doreigued often her 1OD acre farm, be- ing Lot 20, Oon, 7, Grey, for sale. There is a comfortable house, bank barn or- chard,:welle,&e. farm is only I mile {'rem the thriving village of Ethel. For further particulars as to price, terms, &0„ apply to MRS. RAT10 HOLLAND, 78 Sauter street, Toronto. GOOD FARM FOR SALE.— The undersigned offer for sato his farm, being Lot 1, Con, 19, Grey. It it eft• noted on the Gravel road, 5 miles South of Brussels and contains 100 aures of good hand, all cleared but 12 'toms. There la a first elan brink house and kitchen, heated with furnace wood shed, artesian w011 with windmill and water ie pumped to barn. Baru is 38x68 feet with stone stables, i'i ay barn 80x80 feet. Good orchard, farm well fenced : pleasantly situated Will be sold on easy terms, Apply on promiaes or Brus- sels P, 0., ENBAS C1MIGS. 10 11 New Bug'gie Now that the season for buying Buggies has arrived we would like to inform the public that we are better prepared than ever to supply their every want in Buggies got up in the very latest style and best material that, money can buy—Steel Tires, Hard Rubber, Cushion and Pneumatic Wheels, with Ball Bearing Axle. Lumber Wagons—the very best oak gear, with half truck or high wheels, either 21, 2'i or 3 in. tires, Before buying elsewhere be sure and call at the old reliable Car- riage Factory where you will get the very best value for your money, It JOHN COBER & SONS