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1ISTOWEL
'Form opens April lltlt, 1904
Two (Joursos-
tlpm al and Shorthand, Bond forCollege Journal.
A,. 3)L. L. MOINTY1tE, Manager.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
cent, F,13, SCOTT, Brussels,
'V T H. MoCRAOKEN-
1 I • Ienner o1 Marriage Lloeneee. Of -
nee at Grocery,Turnborry, street, Brussels.
VIAB,MS FOR SALE -THE UN•
nnnm00110 hal several good Farms for
sale sad to rent, easy terms, in Townebips
of Morris and Grey. F 8. SOOTT,Braesele
C. O. V.
Court Princess Alexandria, No. 24, 0. 0.
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Bias -
hill Blook, on the 2nd and last Tuegd009 of
each month, at o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome, JAB, B01tGE88, 0, R.
A. E. mehhisH, R, S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL (ON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIR11 INSORANOE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Office over Hureloy'O Drug -Store,
Nov. 8rel, 1902. 80.801 Brue0ela.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insaranee
Maximum) 1840
Insurance taken on the oath and premium
note system at current rates, Before insur-
ing elsewhere call on theundersigped Agent
o1 the company.
GEORGE ROGE108, Brussels,
AUCTVONEERS.
•
141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• Rail, will .sell for better prions, to
bettor men in leen time and leas charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Baran or
be won't charge anything. Dates and Were
clan alwayo be arranged at thin Mace or by
personal applioatlon.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLIIEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reneonnble, Bales arranged for
at the eihee Of TEM POST, Bruesele, 22ti
VETERINARY,
GA. CUNNINGHAM-
• Honor Gradna.o of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all me-
rman of domesticated animals In a compet-
ent manner, Parti•mlar attention paid to
Veterinary D091300ry and Milk Fever. Calle
promptly attended to, Omoe and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Tu•uberry et.,
Breese's.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, Pito.
Simmer to G. F. Blair. Moe over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels, Solicitor foe Metro-
politan Valk,
NAT M. SINCLAIR-
VV • Barrister, Solicitor, .Oonveyanaer,
Notary Public, &o. Chloe—Stewart's Block
i door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank. ,
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTE100 S0IU I nes, NOTARIES
PuarO.
W. Pnouniroo0, E. et.F. Ye
SLAM. R. 0. HA
Ohlaee-Those formerly occupied by Meesre
Cameron k Holt, ONTAnro.
0001110100,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGI-ITON,
sl, D., O, M„
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont, Licentiate of the Royal 001-
189e of Plyaiolane and Licentiate o1 Mid-
wifery,
id-
wferyEdinburgh.
Resilience -854 Lorne ave„ Loudon.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate ot the Royal College of Dental
8urgeouaof Ontario and I:I'h•et•olaso Honor
Graduate, of Toronto IIniverelty. calor
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRDBSELS.,
CENTRAL
OMT.
1/ it noire to get Praetioal Edgoation
and it gem to got it be this School.
Wo oan do more for our Graduates
than any other Seinen College 301
the Preview,.
Oommoxaal obore,employ our
GrndnLpe aas teaabora, thoq now that
the training given in tole iuetituticn
is the BEST.' Runt now.
Write for free Oatalogao,
wader & MOLAOHLIN,
"Principals,
tek,541545d i gg"*,5"kRkcakijOiEI are grown np and Most of (11901 reeidonte
ip1 of Boafortb. D. tin«ed wan a brother to
"Truth" l- iV ttrertg' Argument �� Walter dmith, of Brueoelo, who hs been
$ Not ONE Graduate of the popular
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT. .
GOR. Y011010 ANP 09119A1101110 STs.
le out of a position today, It le the
Hutu when wo state that "Our Stud -
ante are uniformly suceensful In Ret-
tinpp good positions falter graduation..
Our Brh001 Is It 89890 class ,ops and
tbo best lo Oauada, Entorgnow.
lege open the eu0lre year. Oatalogue
ffromW. J, ELLIOTT, Principal,
Vault News .temL,
CLEAN op.
Fn1DAY of this week is a publio holiday.
Peen Mogen end painters are buoy,
AN Assembly will be held in the Town
Hall on Tunny evening of next week.
Tile now flurries and oold winds
rather gave a eet•b0ok to the straw bat
and early onions.
Live stook shipment from Brussels
oontinue ea lively as aettal, eepeofally in
the hog department.
PUB/40 B0110018 close Thursday after-
noon of this week fur Eaater vaoation to
re open on Monday May 1st. •
Honk cleaning ie -having ire innings,
This early stage will give a eoniderably
longer breathingepol than usual before
the Fall relapse hits ne.
Dn. SHAW, of Clinton, formerly of
Brussels, bas bought from Harland Bros.
the lot on Rottenbttry street East, Hest
the residence of H. O. Brewer, and also
the lot in the rear fading on Prinaeee
street, The Dr. purposes building on the
Rattenbnry street lot.
J. W. Hiroo, of (Minton, who tett a few
weeks ago for Oxbow, Asea., hes again
embarked in bueineee, having bought a
feed, sole and livery stable, which is con
eidered a good paying proposition in
most of the growing Weetero towns.
Mr. Hill le a eon of John Hill, Brunets.
DID WALL—Guam .—Gom,Green, of k'aooy-
stel e, `Manitoba, formerly of Braeeele,
who went Weet rix years ago, bas pros.
pered fey the Prairie Province. He has
b, en quite a dealer in land and hoe done
well et farming, following. grain growing.
In 1904 lie had 8900 Munn of wheat and
1900 buebele of nate, farming 240 armee.
Having sold hie farm he may looate near
Wiuoipeg where he has 800 earn in
view.
HURON OLD B0118' EX0UR0ION.—The
Huron 011 Boye' Aeeooietion bee awn -
plated arrangements for the running of
two Hret•olaes trains from Toronto to the
old oonnty of Huron on the occasion of
its 000001 eaonr0ihn, which 18 00 be held
on Jnly 8th end 10011 inolnive. One train
wit make Goderioh ile terminus, the
other Lnaknow. Splendid a000mmoda
tion and no delays iu transit either way
have been enured by the G. T. R.
WANT TO BAoN(A—Warden Miller, ao.
oompaoicd by D. Oantelon, Ohairman of
Road and Bridge committee; weer to
Sarnia on Wednesday of last week to try
to adjnet some matters pertaining to
bridge °entracte.. Some time ago .,a
Sarnia 0nmar
pany was mended oontasote
for building three bridgee in this county,
but when the agreements oame before the
Warden for his signature they were a0•
eatiefaotery, and he deolined to affix his
eigoa,ure thereto. The differeooe may
not be a 0erione oue and may be easily
adjusted; "
WgonxNo Beooe. The Seaforth Ex
putter of last week rays :—"The home
of Jae, and Mre. Weir, of ibis towo, was
the eoene of au interesting event on
Wednesday, the 000aeion being the
marriage of their eldest daughter,
Florence, to Charles H. Broadfoot, of
Brussels, and eon of Mrs, J. H. Broad"
foot, of Seaforth, The ceremony was
performed at one o'clock by Rev F. H.
Larkin, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, and was witnessed by only a few
intimate relatives and friends,. Mr. and
Mre. Broadtoot left on thafternoon
trate on a trip Ent, On their return
they will make their borne in Bonnets,
tviter8 Mr. Broadfoot is engaged in
business. The young couple have many
friends who will unite with Tbe Ex•
poei0or to coneratulationo and best
wishes." TNN POST oleo vetoes 0110 8811 ti•ee
marts of the peop'e oBremenand
locality iu wishing Mr, and Mre, Broad.
toot many homey years.
T119 provinoial eeoretary hoe forward
ed a oironier to all license inepeotore and
membere'01 Herniae boards in tbe provine0
of Ontario, defining the duties of these
°Maisie in granting liquor Ifeeueoe for
the doming year. Tho letter oommenoe0
by warning the linen boards and in•
epeatore against ening any partisanship
10
in awerding and the threat to
made that it lioeneee are granted because
the hotelkeeper, bee no other reoem-
mend0tiou than hie political learning,
the department will canal Ibe license at
the wheat opportunity, Where the
number of applioante Batmen the num
bee of licenses to be issued, the oommie-
einnere shall select the beet hotels from
among the number, This can be done by
the members of the boards visiting the
hotels in their districts and 000ert0ining
whatthe appoiotmenle and facilities for
accommodation are. Proprietors of road
boueee must be prepared to , give Imo
m
a0oomodation at betel° of go out of
business.
DEATH 0r JOHN SMITH. — John Smith,
an old and reepeoted resident of Senterlb,
departed this life on $ondny morning,
lith inst. Mr. Smith had not been en•
joying his areal good health for the past
Winter, but was always able to attend to
his usual duties until two weeks prior to
his demtae, wbett be was prostrated by
an attack of paralyeio, wbiali rendered
him completely helping and [rem which
he never rallied. Mr. Smith wag 68
years of age.. He oame to Canada with
hie parents about fifty year0 090. They
flirt retool in Galt, remaining there
about two years, when they 0am0 to
Huron and lived in Tlarpu111ey. Mo,
Smith removed 00 Seaforth about 85
years ago and was engaged In the wagon
matting. buoineee, Be Was 0 quiet un
mountingman and hie death
removes weather link between the
present and the early days of tide diotriot.
ldio wife died on the 14th of DeceItber
last nod be' has not long' survived her,
although at that 08010 few thought the
Bittern/ion would be 90 short. Mr.
laid up for long
time from purely/de,
Bownx o -A m cling of Bravais Lem
Bowling glob wets h' Id in the Conoeil
(member, when or9autw,tion for 1905 wee
completed. Preeideat Hewitt ocoupied
the chair, Mittens of last meeting were
read and passed. Finanoial elatetneut
'showed balaooe on band 820 57, Fo11ow-
iug 0E60000 - were elected 1 -Hon. Preei.
dent, '1'. Farrow ; President, H. Jumee
Viae Provident, It, Dawning ; $eoy•
''reae., W. Leatherdale ; Committee of
Management, Alex Siraeban, A. E. Mel.
bah, Dr, It P. Feild, A, 0, Macfarlane,
T. Farrow, Skips, D. C. Roes, H.
James, R L lwuing, J. F, Ferguson, J. T.
Roes, J. Hewitt. Hon. Membere, Rev.
W. T. Oluff, Strathroy ; J. N. Gordon,
Forret; Jae, Irwin, Toronto; John
Shen and Dr. lWoNaaghtoo.
PROVED IN 111011NT FULLEST.
Every doctor in tbie town tried his
beet to relieve Mrs. J. Withom of
Asthma 1 none succeeded. "For years,
ebesta0es, "I was a dreadful sufferer ;
nothing gave me relief. Ai times I
found it necessary to have all the doors
and windows open to get my breath.
When in deepair I beard of "Catarrh
ozone." I used it and now am perfectly
oared." This proves beyond doubt that
any one of Asthma Gan, be cared with
Oatarrboz000. No remedy eo pleasant,
none so absolutely certain to thoroughly
one ; try "Oetarrhezooe" ; it is guarau
teed.
VV lnid•teoa en.
The Street committee of the tOwo
Council ie negotiating fur a new Spriuk•
ling °ark.
Bricklayers are at work on the new
warehouse for Gunu'e Limited, on the
site of the one destroyed by fire during
the Winter.
Chief Vannorman ie making a com-
mendable effort to enforce the Town By.
laws. Boma have got into trouble and
others are on the way.
The tailoring and gents' tarnishing
business, formerly conducted ander the
firm name of Homutb Bros., has peeved
to the control ot M S L Homnlh.
Alex. Orr, of Hotel Bruuewlok, bar
returned from 1111, Clemens Bpringe,
where he bad been for treatment for
rheumatism. He reports improvement.
The trneteee of Wingham Methodist
church, aided by the pastor, have made
another eobetantial reduction in the debt
an their floe properly, redooiog the
liability from 51900 10 51400.
Workmen have been busy preparing
the old congregational church for the
reception of one of the departments of
the Public School. The desks will be
removed daring the Easter vaoation and
um dente pined in the room thug vacat-
ed. This room will probably be 000npied
by Miss Reynold's department. The
arrangements now made is only tempor-
ary, in order to relieve tbe crowded state
of some of the rooms.
83110 Ett,
PRasnNTAT10Ns.-A. spaniel meeting of
L. 0. L., No. 963, was held in the
Orange Hall on Friday evening, 8108 alt.
The meeting was called for the purpose
of doing boner to John MoGill, an old
and faithful member of the Order. N.
B Gerry wag chairman and palled Mr.
McGill to the platform, where be was
presented with u gold headed Dana and a
well worded addreee. A. McNally made
the presentation and John Wilford read
the addreee. Mr. MoGill watt completely
taken by surprise and in a few wordo
thanked the brethren for the gift end good
wiehee. Shutt addreeeee eulogistic of
Mr. McGill ae a citizen of Blyth were
given by Rev. J. Edmonds, A. McNally,
R. Mo0ommino and James McElroy.
Musical selections were contributed
by Mies Bloody and a dainty lunch was
served by the wine and daughters of the
members. The pleasant evening was
brought to a alone by all 'singing "God
be with you till we meet again." -At the
repn•ar meeting of 0ourt Morning Star,
No. 88, Canadian Order of Foreetere, on
Tuesday evening Mr. McGill was peanut -
ed with a gold pin modem addreee -There
was quite a gathering of friends al the
home of Mier Esther McGill on Monday
everting of last week. The 080008on was
to bid farewell to Mre, John McGill, who
with her huebond and eon, Wellington,
were leaving for the Northwest on Tueo-
day morning. Hymns were enng, then
Mre. T. W. Soott read au addreee- The
presentation of a Over bread tray was
made by Mre. George Powell, atter whiob
brief addressee were given by Frank
Metcalf, T. W. Scott and Rev, 3. Ed•
monde, the remarks of Mr. Metcalf being
eingolarly touching and appropriate.
Refreshments were served and evening
closed with .reading the Boripturee and
prayer by Rev. J. Edmonds and the
whole company joining in an appropriate
hymn. -On Thursday afternoon, Match
30, there was a epaulet' meeting of the
Ladies' Guild at the home of Mre,
1N('yry •TB _T' o 1 S Idoyetary, J. Bteaoy; Treanurar, flex,
1 J lJ .1.) 1 L1, Taylor.
I have secured the agency
for one of the best Cana-
dian makes of Incubators.
Prices right.
+OGIS 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, I8 you want
Birdie for tab 'o use. It you want
beauty, utility and quality get into
the BUFF WYANDOTTE breed
by buying a few oettinge of Eggs at
51.00 per 15 from
James Ballantyne
BRUSSELS.
Powell, having the same object io view -
to bid farewell to Mre. McGill. It was
a memorable gathering. The program
ooneieted of music and readings end the
hospitality of Mre. Powell was numb
enjoyed. These good people, Mr, and
Niro, McGill and eon, Wellington, had
a warm place in the hearts of the people
of Blyth. and there ie deep regret at
their departure. Oar foes will be the
gain of Saekat000 in the Northwest.
Mre. Curtis has returned to the village
from Chicago, where she epe08 the Wio•
ter montho with relatives.
John Riobmond & Sone have sold thei
patents and rigbte to manafaotare their
uuivereal combined corking and thresh
ing machine to the Sawyer•Maseey Co.,
of Hamilton.
Mre. Brown passed away on Sunday
morning of last week. Her illness lasted
for several weeke. The funeral took
plane Tuesday afternoon and was very
largely attended.
John Drummond died in Chatham on
March 28th. Creeping paralyeie was the
cause of death. Deceased was 0110 of the
first reetdente of Blyth and moved to
Chatham with hie wife last September,
The bereaved widow and family have the
oympathy of many old friends here in
their sorrow.
An eothnaiaetio meeting of those
interested in football was bell in the
Queen's hotel, when the Blyth football
club was organized with the following
offoore ;-Hoo. Pres., Joseph Coombs ;
Pres., Reeve A. W. Sloan ; Vice Pree.,
Dr. J. C. Lindsay ; 8eo,•Treao , R. A.
Stewart • Manager, Dr. G. E. Long ;
Captain, 3. 0, Brown ; Managing Com.,
Alex. Smith, John Biretta, James Catt,
T. B. MoArter, Frank Anderson and
Joseph Bell.
The queetioo of letting nontraot for
planing of new coal furnaces was at the
last meeting of the School Board taken
up and thoroughly discussed. Moved by
Traete° Oowan, seconded by Trnetee
Potter that we accept the tender ot J. G.
Moser to instal two No. 24 Kelsey warm
air generators in our school, as per
epecifiostione submitted, for the sum of
5410, the Same to be paid March 6181,
1906, and the nontraot to he completed
not later than August 8010,1906, the old
beating system to be the property of the
contraction, carried.
iien13inhi.
Harry Caliwell has gone into partner•
ship with John Balfour, of Kippers.
While at play W. Kolehon'n little girl
fell off the door step and fractured her
Dollar bone.
Geo. Trott has been putting in a lot of
new curtains and improving his photo.
gallery generally.
While cleaning the beater at the power
house Jack Weleb had the misfortune to
have hie leg melded,
Work is being rapidly pulled on the
new buildings in course of construction
end ground will soon be broken for eev•
eral olhort.
3), Urquhart intonme the Observer that
owing to the high price of Date the oat•
mill will have to remain idle till the now
0009 ie marketed next Fall.
The Band held an organization meet•
ing and assigned instruments to 14 plop
ere. The following are the newly aleoted
duelers :-President, Alt. Soruton ;
MONIONIMMIMMINIMM
DEEINO BINDER TWNE
Pure Manilla, 650 feet 18ac
Sixty per cent. Manilla, 550 feet Die
Quantity limited at these prices. Don't put off till
to -morrow what you can do to -day. To secure this
A. 1 Twine at the A 1 price place your order at once.
HOLLYWOOD PAINTS
"Linseed Oil, Lead and Zinc Paint." The most dur-
able, beautiful and economical Paints ever offered the
pubiio. This Paint is sold under a five years' guar-
antee. Money refunded if Paint is not all that is
claimed for it. Price 40c. per quart.
tl e6�1
DE 'm dr teal a
The first principle of a good Fence is GOOD WIRE.
Lamb Fence is made of High Carbon Steel Wire.
Top Wire 140. 7, all the other Wires No. 9. The
strongest fenoet�made.
l� +�'
Smith leaves a largo tatriily, all of whom A0 M.M 0 KAY & "� o•
VI'll t' n¢0N0111'1'I9 AB 9EIt10111r,
Boo .n 'o beoomea a chronic wail IMO
that ver.,.e closely On 0005000 .ion,
"Catarrhozone" le Nut moat ple•400*,
simple and oertoin cure. Try Catarrh-
090010.
(3(,Qorlon .
The old officers of the Goderioh El-
evator rnd Transit Go. were to elect, d at
the annual meeting.
Dr, Walter Turnbull has gone into
partnership with hie brother, Dr. 3, L,
Turnbull, Goderiob.
The Goderiob Organ Go. le ehippi mg a
oar load of Beate and also a car lona of
organs to Liverpool, Rog.
The North American Salt Works, God.
aria, whiob are controlled by il;asere.
Raeoford, are starting up again.
Rev, Dr. Putts, of Toronto, is explored
to preaoh on Easter Sunday at th' ear.
vices of the North street Methodiieb con-
gregation, Goderioh,
Capt. and Brevet -Major 0. J. A. 0.
Dunlop has been traneterred from the
39rd Huron regiment to the 19 h St.
Oathrines regiment.
Alex Oooper hurl men engaged eles0•
ing the debris from hie burned grain
warehonee, 0o as to be ready to make an
early start in its rebni'ding.
An Ottawa deepatob says :.-The
Minister of JustIae gives notice of a bill
to care the teohnioal diogoalifi'.ration
against E. N. Lewis, member for West
Huron, arising out hie becoming a b.inde•
magi for a poetotfioe contractor.
The Goderioh Knitting Oompary re-
port bright p000900te for the present
year. The Company bee removed its
office from the Northwest oorner of the
building to the Northeast oor0er, and the
change is et greet convenience all rou.td.
0, P. R. -It looks as if those who bet
that train would bo running over. the
C. P. R. to Toronto from Goderioh the
coming Fall, will be lune, as the
imm0090 quantity of earth to loose,
abutments for bridges to be built, loyiog
of Meeks and building fences aro too
heavy jobs to be completed inside 01 rix
mouths. The contractor has quite a
member of men and teams working along
the line. Tbe river ie now as low as it
will be for a month and the trestle work
for carrying . the track will like'y be
repaired very soon. The 000treotors are
moving one of the steam ehovels from
Attrill'e bank to the Galley bank, over
the Heide, as the road ie not yet nom-
pleted to the West end of Dnnlop'e Hill
bridge. Some of the timber that farmed
the track across the breathes of the river
ie lodged along the ebore near this port,
but a ooneiderable portion is not in eight
from Goderioh.
Be1�ra,'e.
Mre. Geo. David spout a few days in
London.
Sproat & Whaley started their wagon
0o the road last week.
Geo, Proctor, 6th line, Morrie, is build
ing an addition to hie stable.
John L Geddes had the miefortnve to
Ion hie fine Jersey cow through milk
lever.
Mre. Barney, of Exeter, is at her
fatber'e, R. Stonehenge, attending to her
sick mother.
Many of the elder members of the A.
O II W. are very mach displeased at the
recent raise of rates.
One. Howe, of Blyth, ex.depcty reeve
of Morrie, has become an almost helpless
invalid owing to spinal trouble.
Dan. Geddes has moved aoroee the road
into the MoKen9ie chop. Mr. ()Ades
is palling down hie own shop to rr unild.
Rev. A. E. Jones had a Budden cell to
Port Elgin on Monday evening rf last
week, his father being very i11. Mrs.
Joaee accompanied him.
Duncan Anderson, of Tarnberry, has
the eympathy of bis Wendel and neigh.
bore of Belgrave in his sad bereav tnent
in the loge of hie wife. Mr. Anderson
was raised near Belgrave.
HYtIENBAL - A pretty marriage oars•
moray was performed at Belgrave mange,
by Rev. J. J. Hustle, ou Weducedey,
April 6th. The contenting parbiee were
Miss L hale, daughter of Hugh and Mrs.
MoBnreey, and Robb. Scott, he'll of
East Wawanoeh township. Mies Minnie
MoBorney attended the bride and Walter
Scott mishit, 1 the groom, They return
ed to the bride's home, where a tasty
wedding luncheon awaited them. Both
bride anti groom are well and fay'rably
known, and have the beet wishes for a
long and happy ifs. They received
many valuable presents. In the evening,
at the home of the groom'e Lather, Robt.
Scott, about eighty youug people spout a
very pleasant time in amusements. The
young couple have taken up their resi
donne on the 12th, where we hope they
may !pend many happy days,
No More Pains
in the Stomachs,
Because the Greatest of Stounit•Il
Remedies Was Used
Ferrozone.
Mr. R. Harris, of Rookwoed, Ont.,
writes 1 "In regard to Ferrozono, i am
glad to Bay it is the most excellent
remedy for etomno81 trouble. (lefer°
using Ferrozone I was in a poor mole of
health, tint atter taking a few bosee I
was tinted of pains in the Stomach and a
sorene00 in the book. I am onjoyit 9 the
beet of health to -day, thanks to Ferro -
zone."
Mr. Ernest 'V. Jordan, of Trenton,
wince : ''I had a severe attack of etom-
eoh trouble and indigestion, which nom.
ppletely upset mo. I Wag Wised t" try
Ferrozone, and did 00, Since using
Pomona 9 have not had any further
trouble, and . oan recommend It as a
positive ours. My wife also found Fen
rezone a good tonin and nerve strength-
ener."
Everybody that ever used Ferrozone
opeal(e just se highly of it. It etrl,ngtb•
ene the 08020011 and digestive orgate and
mallets them in parrying on their work.
Ferrozone purifies the blood and gine
new energy to the nerves. It ie the beat
tonic andr b i der and cod for young
oioeel Y
dud old alike. Just try g Ferrozon.i ; re
malts will astonish yon. Price 60r, per
box, or Dix boleti for 92 50, at dru, giete,
or The Parrozone company, Ki' g9toa,
Ont. Don't delay, Get Ferrozone to-
day.
MILLINER
The undersigned return Thanks for the gen
-
exons Patronage accorded at the Millinery
Opening last week, and wish to call the at-
tention of the Ladies to a Choice Stock of
READY - TO - WEAR HATS
And a Beautiful Selection of Trimmed Hats.
Our aim is to please in both Goods and Prices.
ROCHE & H AYCROFT
MILLINERS
HIGH CLASS
TAILOT:I
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.
eN'el'llrl,l,l,lli,,,,el '111�1,1'I,In,'ll,el
Dodds & Habki
MERCHANT TAILORS
C. H. Dodds
J. J. Habkirk
Edmond Bristol wee naanimonely
nominated as the Oomervetive oandi•
date in Centre Toronto.
Stephen Douglas, who received quite a
legacy through the death 01 a daughter in
France a few years ago, dropped dead at
Isis home, West Ward, Mitchell, Thurs-
day evening, the 80th inst. He and a
grandson lived together, but a nieoe, Mies
Hannon, wee iu the babit o1 going to the
bonne daily to see that hie comforts were
looked after. While talking to him in
the evening in gaeetion, without any
warning, he dropped over and wag dead
almost ioetaotly. The little boy wee
asleep in bed.
WAN. E
A Local Salesman for
BRUSSELS
and surrounding territory to represent
"1:308ADA'11 GAEATBOT NURSERIES."
Newest varieties and epeoialtiee in Hardy
Fruits, Small Fruits, Mamba, Ornament•
ale and Roser. A permanent situation
and territory reserved for the right man.
Pay weekly, handsome outfit free. Write
for partioulare, and eend 25 cents for our
pooket microscope, just the thing to use
in examining trace and planta for innate,
Stone & Wellington
FORTHILE' NIIRBERIES
over 800 noise
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO
REAL ESTATE.
7TlARIvI FOR SALE. -CHOICE
L� SO acre farm for sate, 00100 South half
Lot 0, 000. 7, Grey. Mostly seeded down •
and well =enured. Good bank barn and
eorefortablo bonen. 010ee to school and 28
milds from Brussels. 0 cares of Fall wheat •
in. Apply to J, 0. TUCK, Brussels. 80-01 •
tIARM FOR SALE.- GOOD
homestead -100 acres -in the Town-
ship of Morris, Huron county. For partici-
niers apply to
J, BENNETT,
8 tt V-� 550 Bathurst Bt, Toronto
-1.4sARM FOR SALE CONTAIN -
I930 90 acres, being North halves of
Lots 15 and 10, Con.1, Grey. Comfortable
frame bone, bank barn, orchard, &o. Only
4 melee from Molesworth, Good loeality
and Dae roads. Immediate poesoesion. For
further partioulare apply to or write
W. H. KERR, Brneefs.
rARM FOR SALE. -TILE UN-
dersigned offers her 100 noxa farm, be-
ing Lot 20, Con. 7, Grey, for sale, There
Is a comfortable house, bank barn, or-
ohard,;wells, &o. harm le only } mile from
the thriving village of Ethel, For further
particulars as to price, tame, 460„ apply to
MRS. RATE ROLLAND, 78 Shuter street,
Toronto.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE. -
The undersigned offer for sale his
farm, being Lot l,Con. 18,Grey. It 38 sit-
uated on the Gravel road, 2 miles South o1
Bruseele and eon tains 100 acres of goodihnd,
all cleared but 12 acres. There is a first
elate brick house and kltoheu, heated with
furnace, wood abed, artesian well with
Windmill and water is pumped to barn.
Barn is 80088 feet with atone stables. Bay
barn 88x80 feet. Good orchard, farm well
fenced l pleasantly eltuated Will bo sold
nu easy terms. Apply on premiers or Brus-
sels P. 0„ EMUS 01(10S, 15.10
New • Bax
Now thattheseason for buying Buggies has arrived
we would like to inform the public that we are better
prepared than ever to supply their every want ill 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, 21 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.
tS''Two (lows for sale at reasonable figures.
JOHN, COBER &- SONS