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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eO0THEEN EXTENSION W. 6. & 9.
Traine feave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
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A ohiel's amang ye talk' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
GOOD Friday anis Esther Monday are
bank holidaye.
APRIL has been a month of prevailing
high winds so far.
Tmm bnloher delivery vane look very
gay m tbeir new Spring suite.
JAMES 8aARPE has placed eieotria light
in his residence, Prinoeee attest.
SOME wan of whooping Dough are said
to be on the program in Bruesele.
Tan Foot Ball boys ars out every night
on the park getting into shape for the
Doming eeaeon,
A NEAT verandah and piazza has been
built at the new brink residence of John
Smith, Turnberry street.
ILLUSTRATED Lecture in the TOwn Hall,
Bennis, Mondey evening of nest week,
oommenaiug at 8 o'clock.
DR. Owen, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear
and Nose, fits glasses properly. Next
v.eit, Smith'e Drug Store, Bruseele,
Tuesday, May 23rd.
Tan young gentlemen of town will hold
an assembly in the town hall on Tneeday
evening of next week. The music will be
supplied by the London Harpers,
THERE will be no Foot Bali match here
on Good Friday on account of Ciietoo
booking out. Clinton has also decided
not to enter an Intermediate„team in the
W. F. A.
Tan Other Carriage Faotory bas turned
ont 85 baggies .already this Beason and
are now busy on one hundred more.
This firm bad all their clutters disposed
of before Christmas and could have sold
50 more it they had them.
STATION AGENT HENRY has leased the
Jno. 0. Halliday hoose, Ming street, and
will move to it ae soon ae A. J. Lowiek,
the present tenant takes possession of hie
lately pnrobased prem(eee on John street,
The honee Mr. Henry le 000apying has
been Bold and hence the ne0eseity of hie
moving.
Tan Mitchell Advocate has passed
another milestone and last weer entered
upon its fortysixih year, with the founder
still at its bead. Bro. Davie is among
the veteran jonrnaliate and has staid with
hie knitting in good style and bide fair to
continue at the helm if he quite fooling
with live wires. Tan Pose wishes him
5000ese,
BIG EGG.— Laet week Jno. Wright's
Orpington set the pace for big eggs, oon.
tribnting one that measured 6}1c8 inches
but that reoord bas been beaten by a
barred Rook biddy belonging to Wm.
Ronde, 1i miles South of Brussels, the
egg being 7x8} Mabee. Tan Pon vouches
for the measurement and the ext:0118 oy
of the interior quality,
REAMS. — Eutranoe examinations to
High Schools will be held commencing
on Jane 28, The legal teaching days for
1905 are : Rural eohoole, let half year
122, 2nd half year 89 ; urban game', let
half year 122, 2nd halt year 80. Acworth
ing to the throttler Bent out to teachers
this year there will be no papers set for
examination in any of the elating in liter-
ature, history, temperaooe and hygiene,
nature study and writing,
WM. CLEGG WILL BE THE MAN,—A meet-
ing of the Exeoutive of East Huron Con.
servative Aeeooiation was held in Brnesale
on Friday afternoon, Among other
matters up for ajadication was that of
Lioehse Inepeator. Jae. Bowman bad
been nominated at a previous meeting
hot canoe then had declined the honor.
A number of names were suggested for
the office and the saooeeetal nominee was
Wm, Clegg, now of Morrie township, for.
merle, of Wingham. Inepeotor Jno. R.
Miller, who has occupied the poet for D.
goodly number of yeare, ie atilt dieoharg
ing hie duties but hie tenure of office will
no doubt oeaee before very long or else
there would be no necessity of naming hie
enoneeaor.. Not a few would like to see
him retain the poeition.
Bent's LIFE OUT BaoRT, — The Ethan.
abs (Mirth.) Daily Mirror, of April 15th,
gays :—"Atter but a abort illneee little
Mayron Mildred Dickson, the nine
months old daughter of Thos, and Mte,
Diniteon, died at the home of the plumate,
1215 Hale street, early thie morning.
The mother of the algid ie also seriously
ill and the death of the obild has oome ae
an sepeolaily severe blow to the family.
The father of the babe is a barber em.
played in an upper Ludington street shop
and with Mee. Diokeen hoe a large nom•
bet of Iriende in the oity, Funeral 'sen.
vine over the body of the babe Will be
held at St. Joseph's' charoh at 2 o'olnok
tomorrow afternoon, Interment will be
at 8t. ,7oeepb'e cemetery." Mr. Dickson
Wee n termer Bruceelite, being the young.
ant Han of the late Robert Diolteou, Tato
BOAT bittendesympathy and hopes that
Itlrs, DioksOn will Hoon recover,
WosxancN ars buoy at the oonetrnetion
of a new 0• went dry kiln at the Ameut
factory whioh will Boon be ready.
&NODE fare on the railways for Easter•
tide, good going on Thursday of We
week and returning on Tuesday of next
week.
CARD of THANxe,—I wish to express
the thanks so well deserved by many
kind friends shown to me daring my
repent illness and hope to be able to
some time repay the oompliwent. Yours
thankfully, W GRIFFITH.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.—Monday even•
ing of next week Rev. T. B. Ooupland, of
Auburn, will give a Leatnre in the Town
Hall, Brussels, "The Life of Chriet,”
whioh will be illustrated by a large num.
ber of stereopticon view e and moving pia
three. Lecture at 8 e'Mionk. Admission,
adults 15 cents; children 10 oehte.
Lecture is highly spoken of.
G. T. R.—Shipments tor the past week
were A. 0. Dames, oar of hogs to Coiling -
wood ; oar salt to Montreal ; Alf.
Baeker, oar of hay to Toronto ; P.
Ament, oar of bey to South River ; Geo.
A. Beet, oar of hogs to Palmerston. In
warde there was a oar of lumber from
Goderioh for W. H. Herr and a oar of
cement for Wilton & Gillespie.
Tan clotting down of the Salt Well has
made a marked d(fferenoe in the shipping
business from the G. T. R. ae about a oar
a day, on an average, was loaded. It is a
pity with as prime an artioie of salt at our
doors that the bloolt should not be kept in
operation. We wonld suggest that it
Ranetord Broe. refuse to reeame oyer,
atiooe, or lease the works to those who
will, that a public meeting be oalledito
disease the propriety of potting down
another Bait well, on the oo.operative plan,
and build a blook adjacent to the G. T.
R. and thereby do away with the long
bout of salt and coal as in the past to and
from the Grand Trunk. THE Pon thinks
the Council should make some enquiry
of Messrs. Ranetord right away as to
their intentions in the matter.
PERSONAL PARAORAPIIS.
Drnggiet Fox was in Toronto for a few
days this week.
Mies Ella random ie home from Strat•
ford for Easter.
Inspector Rabb and Mies Addie are
visiting relatives at Kingston.
F. S. Scott was in Toronto and Ham•
ilton this week on a business trip.
Mnrdie McLennan, of London, is im.
proving ooneiderably in health we are
pleased to state.
S. T. Plum and daughter and Mies Eva
Oaotelon were visitors with N. B. Gerry
and wife, of Blyth,
R J. Williamson. wife and daughter,
were vieltore ae 3. Jemieson'e Seaforth,
for a day this week.
Mrs, Ed. Lowry and children are
spending the Easter holidays at her
father's in Wiogbam.
N. F. Gerry attended a meeting of the
Western Coal Dealere' Association whioh
met in London on Monday.
W. H. Salter has snored a poeition as
draughtsman for a Toronto Arm and will
probably move there before long.
Mrs. Leokie arrived home on Tuesday
after eoj.,ying a week with old friends in
Stratford, Clinton and Goderioh.
Mies Tessa Phillipe, of Toronto, return.
ed to her home last Saturday atter spend•
ing three months in Bruesele and vioinity.
Blies Ethel Soott will spend bet Easter
vacation at her home in Drew, Wellington
Co., and Mies Downey will visit at 0hat•
ham.
Mre. S. Wilton and daughters, Alioe
and Kathleen, are Easter holidaying with
London friends. Master John Wilton le
"doing" Atwood.
Jamee Ballantyne has been a trifle
under the weather with the prevailing la
grippe but is able to be about again. W.
H. Mo0rackeo was ditto.
Mise Mary McDougall, , W
MoDoa al who has been
visiting in this locality for several months
has returned to Sault Ste, Marie, Oob.,
where her mother reeidee.
G. N. McLaren, of Midland, was a
tiller on old friends in Bruesele for a few
days daring the past week, He looks ae
if the passing yeare were dealing goner•
oueiy with him.
George Russell, who wee a resident of
Bruesele for yeare, and ie now farming
near Gilbert Plaine, N. W. T„ had the
misfortune to have hie home destroyed
by fire recently, we are sorry to hear.
Mre. Russell is a eieter to Mre. B. Gerry,
of this town.
This week R. R. and Mre. Green, well
known in Brussels, removed from Trow.
bridge to Cayuga, Haldimand Co., from
Which point hie work ae cheese factory
instructor will radiate, Mr. Green has
had a lengthened and enooesofol exper•
ienee in cheese and butter busineee, win•
wing tankards, prizes, etc., and amnia fill
the bill to a ninety. We wish him quo.
tees in hie new position,
Peter Stewart, wife and four obildren
'e hate en a visit from Langdon, North
Dakota, It ie 28 or 24 yeare einem the
forayer went Weet. He is a eon of Alen.
Stewart, of Bruesele, and Mre. Stewart
was Blies Mary Lowe, of Grey town.
ehip, before her marriage. Mr.
Stewart has done well in Dakota, where
be hoe 700 cores of land and will take life
a tribe easier, having leased hie farms
for o term of 8 yenrt. He will probably
go Weet for the harvest but lOire, Stewart
trod ohildten Will remain in tbie looaiity,
Standard Bank of Canada
=GIT.A,231Ta=6SiF777) 1672
SURPLUS, OR RESERVE PUND $ 1,000.000
TOTAL 11.8810105 0107910 00,000,000
A Geneve -LI I3auoking Busineww 7Cr.•rtWein (Acid
SAVINGS BANKV.1-
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on whioh
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE 00' DEPOSIT
at the SIGHEST BANK RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST
ie added to accounts every six months and becomes principal.
—MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposits withootthe intervonlion of any ,person,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES OASHiOD, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for whiab no charge ie made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and martens attention.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT.
Mr. Stewart hoe also invested in a sem
tion in the N. W. T., the land being in
what le known as the Barr colony. We
welcome Mr, Stewart and family book to
their old home and friends and hope they
will enjoy their stay so well as to per.
momently locate here.
John Engle, of Paw Paw, formerly of
Breesele, was recently elected one of the
Oity troeteee of his town. The term of
office le two years. Paw Paw is the 00.
town and ie a go•ahead plaoe. We
wieb him a pleasant time in his man
panty of aloe and promotion in doe
course. Mr. Engle is a eon io•law to
Ohae. Bozell, 9th oon., of Grey, and a
brother to 0. Engle, of the 13th oon. of
the same township.
Business Locals.
PASTURAGE for a number of steers,.
Taos. Moons, Bruesele.
PASTURE for several oOWe at J. Ours•
ILL'e, Broesole North.
CARPET weaving. Apply to Miss L.
AVERY, William et, Bruesele,
WANTED,—A. strong boy to learn bleak
smarting. Apply at once, S. S. Jamison.
SEED onto for sale—Oentnry variety.
JAS. DunaAN, Lot 27, 40 line, Morrie,
FLnEaY plows are Bold by John Ling,
Brussels, and are sure to give eatiofaa
tion,
CORN.—Just reoeived a oar of Feed
Core at the NATIONAL ROLLER MILL, Bene
eels.
Foam bulk garden eeede, beet Mangle
eeede and good Clover and Timothy at
COMFORTABLE dwelling and 4 sores land,
oboioe fruits, good locality, will be Bold
obeap. I. 0. RICHARDS.
CoareonTABLe house and lot, with stable,
pump &o„ conveniently looated on Queen
street for Bale. Apply to Tan Poen.
15 packages garden seeds for 25a. We
guarantee these seeds to be equal to any
peokage eeede on the market. Jean
BALLANTYNE.
Bonen and lot for sale in Bruesele,
Comfortable house, j acre of land, with
trait trees, &o. For further particulars
apply to Mae. J. R. SMITH.
DR, BUTLER, the London opeoialiet,
will visit Brussels professionally and
may be found at the Amerioan Hotel on
TUESDAY, MAY 2nd
MAY 8Oth
JUNE 27th
All interested ehould bear these dates in
mind,
CIIURCII MIMES.
Easter sermon and service of praise in
Melville church on Sabbath evening next.
Bt. Jamee' Church, Stratford, will call
Rev. T. G. Wallace, of Oakville, to the
rectorebip•
On Easter Sunday, at 10 3O a. m„ there
will be high masa in the Catholic Cburoh
Bennis. Sermon on the "Reenrreebien
of Ohriet."
Dr. Murray has been nominated ae
Moderator of the General Aseembly by
the Presbytery of Brute and the Presby•
tory of Maitland.
Ooneiderable interest will be aroused
in England by the annoanoement that a
new hymn book is to be brought out for
English Churchmen.
Rev, S. E. Beckett, of Qneen'e Oollege,
a one time resident of Bruesele, has been
appointed assistant pastor of Knox Pres-
byterian Oharob Winnipeg.
Bervice will he held in St. John's
ebure l on the morning of Good Friday,
commencing at 1080 o'clock. Rev. Mr,
Lang•Ford, the incumbent, will conduct
it.
The annual London Conference of the
Methodiet ohuroh will convene in
Listowel this year, oommenoing on Wad•
aeeday, May 31et. An interesting pro.
gram has been prepared.
In oonneotion with the annual Sabbath
school meeting of the Methodiet Sabbath
Sohool, Benguela, next Tneeday evening,
a Teaobere' tea will be served in the
eohool room at 6 30 o'olook. Business
will proceed after it is over.
The Exeontive of the Huron Co. S. S.
Association end 0, E. Union will meet in
Hoare's-mueio store, Clinton, on Good
Friday morning at 10 o'olook to arrange
the program for the Convention to be
held in Goderiab on June 18th.
A very suitable and foroefal diecoorge
woe given in Melville church last flab.
bath morning by Rev. Dr. Rose Brom the
text "Go Forward." The 25 years of the
pastor's ineumbeney was referred to and
the neoeesity of en advance for the time
10 oome advieed and urged. It wee an
inepiring dieoonree, "The minister and
his message" was the theme at the even.
ing service,
The members of Western Star Lodge,
No. 149, I. 0, 0. 13'„ Bruseele, will attend
Melville Church on Sabbath eveeieg,
30th inst., when the anneal sermon will
be preached by Rev. Dr. Rose, Brethren
will meet at the lodge room at 0 30
o'olook to be ready to march to the
oharah.
Next Sabbath morning an Hueter
eerinen will be preaohed by the pastor in
the Methodiet ohurob. In the evening
the annual choir Song Service will be
given when Lagrone, anthema, solos, duets
and oborueee will be rendered, The
pastor will give a ehort address. 11. 0,
Davies, of Ethel, will contribute two
solos. The oolleoti'on will be devoted to
the Choir Fund to be applied on the
purohaee of maeie.
A Glasgow sorreepondentof the Globe
writes : D• Ritohie formerly of Rosedale
Golf Pleb, but who hoe been Laking a
poet•graduate 000ree at the United Free
Oollege in Glasgow this Winter, hoe been
eaoceeetul in winning the championship
of the epilogs in the ann.nol golf tonrna•
meet. Rev. Mr. Ritohie enpplied Mel-
ville abarob pulpit, Brussels for a time.
Rev. G. H. and Mrs. Raley Bail from
Portland on Saturday for England on a
holiday trip to the former's relatives.
The total amount reoeived se for 'by the
Treasurer from Wingham Di-trict Lea.
guee be re imburen Rev. Mr. Relay for hie
loss of supplies by ehlpwreok id $128 00.
Thie le a very respeotable sum whioh
may be increased as several parties have
not yet reported. 6150.00 was the figure
aimed at,
The Loudon Free Press eaye : "Rev.
Joeeph Coulter, the pastor of the Hill
Street Mission Church, will leave Lon-
don nt the end of the Conference year,
and purposes going to the North weet.
Mr, Ocalter has spent four years at the
Hill Street Mission, and daring that
time has done a good deal of usefnl work,
being esteemed end admired by hie little
oongregation. He purpose', going to the
Alberta oonferenoe, from which the pall
hoe oome for at least twenty Ave minis.
tare." Rev, Mr. Con,ter supplied the
Methodiet chetah pulpit, Brunie, for e
time a few yeare ago,
"For the children of this world are
wiser than the obildren .of light," was the
text chosen by K. 3. Beaton, of Olioton,
in hie 000npanoy of the Methodiet oharah
pulpit, Brussels, last Sabbath morning
from whiab a pointed sermon, well
ptaoned, was given. In the evening the
theme was "The Christian Rau," from
whiab may per lessons were drawn.
Mr, Beaton also addressed the League on
"Individuality." He expiate to enter
the ministry of the Methodiet church
next Oonferenoe and will no doubt make
a ensures of the work as he is well
grounded and possessed of many elemenbe
that will prove most helpful in the vine-
yard.
The Synod of Hamilton and London
will meet in Knox ohorob, Stratford, on
Monday, April 24, at 8 o'clock, when
pnblie worship will ba conducted and a
sermon preaohed by the retiring Madera•
tor, Rev. Colin Fletober, M. A., Thames
Road. .8. conference will be held in oon•
neolion with the meeting at whioh the
following eubjeote will be dieonseed
"The proposed (Manta Union in Oenode,"
led by Rev. Ieano H. Maadonnld, Pb. D.,
Glenooe, the diooaeeion to be opened by
Rev. J. S. Hardie, Lietowel, and Inepeot.
or Obieholm, Kincardine. "The obneoh
of Christ and finial Problems" will be
introdnoed by Rev. R. G. Macbeth, M.
A., Perth, and the dienossion led by Rev,
F. H. Lnrkiu, B. A., Seaforth, and Dr.
M. Steele, Tavietook. Rev. Dr. Rose
and Elder Alex, (Beware will probably
attend the Synod from Brussels.
Monday of this week the Committee
consisting of Rev. Joseph Philp, B. D.,
Chairman of the Dietriot ; Rev. E. W.
Edwards, B. D„ Tiverton ; Preeident,
K. J. Beaton, Clinton ; and W. H. Kerr,
SeoretaryTreasurer, Bruesele, appoint.
ed to draft the Wingbam Dietriot Ep.
worth League Sommer Sohoot program,
met in Wingham and completed their
work provisionally, Among the outside
talent sought for will be Rev. G. H,
Raley, of Kitamaat, B. 0. ; Dr. Anna
Henry, of China ; D. A. Hardy, B. A., of
Toronto, a Sabbath School epeoiuliet, and
possibly Rev. Dr. Sutherland or Rev. Dr.
Stephenson, of Toronto. The Sobool
wilt be held in the beautiful Summer
town of Kincardine and the time will be
the first week of August, commencing on
Monday and coneloding on the following
Sabbath. Chief among the features will
be Bible study, Missions, Bebbath School
worlt, Evangelistic wed Ooneeoration
services. Programs will be issued in doe
001I TN.
Eamon= LBooun.—Tneeday evening of
this week the annual meeting of the
Epworth League of the Brussels
Methodiet oharoh was held, .the
pater pprestdiu
g The total receipts pte were
reported as 578.68 and expenditure
$68 25 leaving a balance of $8.38. In
addition $54.00 hoe been given to the
Forward Movement for Minions. There
ie a total membership of about 100, Fol-
lowing are the new o91oe•bearere for the
coming year Hon. Preeident, Res. T.
W. Coeene ; President, Ira Parker ; let
Vioe Preoineut, Mies Carrie Hiogeton ;
2nd Vioe Preeident, Joe Hunter ; 8rd
Vioe President, Miss Ida Beiley ; 4th
Vide Preeident W. J. MoOraoken ; Seore
tory, Niles Poeeie Mitoheli; Treaenrer,
Mies Tburea Gerry t Repreeentntive to
Matelot Executive, W. J. MaOrnoken.
Auditors, Joe Hunter and Cheater Arm
strong. Superintendent Junior League,
Mrs. (Rev.) Ooeene. Asslebante, Mines
Thurso Gerry and Dolly Booker. The
appointment of organist was left to the
Musical Committee. The prospects for a
good year are very encouraging and the
newly elected alk and expect oordinl snp.
port. W, H. Salter has filled the poeition
of President very competently bet owing
to hie removal reoentiy to 'Toronto
he wae not ab'e to bo preeent at the
meeting on Tneeday evening, The new
of'ioere will assume their duties on the
let of May this term, in the dieoaeeion
of varioae eubjeete Of interest to the
League the queetion of bottet order on
the part of some who attend wag dwelt
upon and atone will be taken, kindly yet
firmly, to gee that proper decorate le ob.
carved or also oomrbody will get into
trouble. A lint may be all that le neon -
grog to the wise,
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EPOPOUTAN BANK
CAPITAL—POW up
$1,000,000
/RESERVE FUND • 51,000,000
REV, R. H. 'WARDEN, D. D„ IltreOtors
Preeident,
S, 3, MOORE,
Vete-President,
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00RN FIRBTn1tO01t
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W. D.ROBB - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Dratbe Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all eume of $1 and opwarde
Bdt'('lPt�°SEAs6v a'., a9'elf
A. E. MIOLLISH, Manager.
/Brussels Seltool Board',
The regular meeting of the Public
Sobool Board wee in the Board room on
I+'ri lay evening last. The minutes of the
February meeting were read and passed.
The following 50000008 were read and
on motion of J. G. Shane, seconded by W.
M. Sinclair were ordered to be paid :
H. L. Jackson, cleaning and re
pairing two oinks $ 2 00
J. Cunningham, coal 19 22
P. Ament, wuod - 8 25
Moved by J. G. Skene, seconded by D.
0. Roes that the Board borrow the ohm
of $700 00 from the Standard Bank for
three months to pay eaiorier for the
quarter. Carried.
Moved by T. Farrow, seconded by W.
M. Sinclair that Mies Downey be granted
leave of absence one week before oloee of
eohool in June, if she provides a substi-
tute. Carried,
Board then adjourned.
Oanadta.n Newel.
London's tax rate will be 23 mille.
Mayor Sharpe proposes a public oon.
cert hall for Winuipeg.
Anthony Decker died in the hospital
from an overdose of paregorio.
The Australian cricketers arrived in
Winnipeg Sonday,and were luoobed by
the Mayor during their short etay there.
The Senate have adopted Hoe. Jamee
McMullen's resolution protesting against
the Britieb embargo on Canadian tattle.
Mre. Haonah Johneon, a colored
woman, once a slave, died in Hamilton
on Satnrday. She is said to have been
101 years of age.
The farmers of Manitoba predict the
finest crop of wheat for next Fall. ever
known. "Nothing but a disaster of some
sort can prevent it."
The Ontario Power Company will ex
port 60,000 horse power to the United
States. They have the right to esti to
the Amerioaos,} of what they produce.
Seven obildteo of Charles Bouober
were burned to death io a fire that dee•
troyed the family dwelling at Ste. Anne
de la Pooatiere, Que. Mrs. Boucher Wan
eeriouely burned.
Benjamin Pipe,'of Wapelln, Aeeiniboia,
is on the way to England to indictee fifty
healthy, good,looking girls to accompany
him bank to the prairie, with the object
of marrying them to prosperous young
farmers,
The eaploeion of a gag buoy on the
steamer Stoat at Kingeton killed First
Mate Fred Mullen, seriously injured Oap•
Iain Allison and canoed the destreootion
of the ;easel by fire. A lot of glace in
nearby buildioge was eonaebed.
It is reported in Winnipeg that Dr.
Doaglae, ex -M. P P. for Eoet Aeeiniboia,
will be the first Lieutenant•Governor of
Saekatobewan, while Hon. A. E Forget,
now Lieuleoant•Governor of the North.
west Territories, may be transferred to
Alberta.
The Penman Manutaotaring Company,
Paris,have decided to buil magnifi-
cent
,A
g
aunt Id a man
ome for their female Help in that
town. The Penman Company have four
mills in Paris, and are one of the largest
monufaotnrere of ladies' and men's
underwear and boeiery on the continent.
They employ between three and four
hundred hands and the want of suitable
homes for their female help bas been
mach felt.
The largest fish caught in the Thames
in many years now bergs in the refriger•
ator of a Dundee street hotel. It is a
pike weighing 16i pounds and it is fully
8 feat, 7 inobes iu length. The fish was
aaogbt tate Bide of the Byron bridge by
George and Walter Able with a net and
an eight and a half ounce rod. Fifteen
yeare ago a pike weigbingl4d ponnde was
landed near Hunt's mill on the South
branch,
ELMA Ooxoam.—The mnnioipal council
of the township of Elma met in the
Agrionitnral ball, Atwood, on the 10th of
April. Members all present, Moved by
Mr.Ootry, seconded by Mr. Loohede,
that the report of the engineer in the
Logan -Maitland drain repair served ou
Elmo by the t
o nehip of Logon be
adopted.—Carried. Moved by Mr.
Baohanan and eeoonded by Mr. Bell tbob
bylaw No. 493, appointing John Roger,
engineer, to examine and report on the
improvement of the Partridge drain se
now read a third time, be finally passed.
Current a000unte were passed and the
council adjourned to meet again on May
15. ee
HOME nom J6MAIOA.—l:Ion, George W.
Roes, ex Premier of" (Mario, arrived in
Toronto Tuesday morning after a eojourn
in Jamaioa, muoh browned and muoh
improved in health. Mr. Roes left here
on February 22 "I do not anticipate
taking my net in the Hoose until after
the Easter holidays," said he to The
Telegram, When asked if he would still
retain the leadership of the Opposition,
Mr, Rees rep•ied that he would talk aboub
that on setae Other 000aeion. In reply
to a question ooncerniog hie health, Mr.
Bose said, "My rheumatism has not been
toluol relieved, 1hoegb the net has boon
PIMA valuable to me. I come back almost
entirely (nnoaent td the omen things
have been taking, The lath paper I saw
vane on Morph 36." Mr. Rose spoke high.
ly of the Island of Jamoiaa, The banana
trade, he gays, is a matter of five or six
yeare, and the trade this year amounts
already to 16,000,000 bunohee, whioh
altogether in the heeds of the American
Fruit Company, oweing88 steamers,
1'be future of the island, Mr. Roes nye,
dopende upon the revival of the ongar
trade. The lathed owns and rune the
Wheelie at a loss, owing to the mountain•
ons condition of the country. There are
27 tunnels between Porti Antonio and
Jamaioa. Trade, he Bays, oould be in.
creased between Canada and Jamaioa by
an effort in the direction of fish and
lumber, The school system he deearibes
as disappointing and stye the natives are
in a backward state of oivilization. Of a
population of 700,000, there aro only
15 000 white people. The puree of some
$30,000, whioh the Liberale of the Prov•
ince have been collecting for Mr. Rose,
will likely be presented in the near future.
090R �7,
BR OWN —In MaKlllop, on April 13th, to
Mr, and Mre, J. H, Brown, n daugb.
ter.
FBAs In Morrie, on April 111),, to Mr,
and Mre. Henry Fear, a daughter.
HunaoN.—In Detroit, on April 2nd, to
Mr. and .Mrs. W. H, Hudson, a
daughter,
axaa_
BERFELTz,—In Grey, an April 16tb,
Albert Sericite, aged 66 yeare.
DloneoN,—In Eeoonaba, Miob., on April
16111, Mayron Mildred, infant daugh-
ter of Thos. and Mre. Dickson, aged 9
months,
STUART.—In Wroxeter, on Monday, April
17th, James McLean, eon of Mr. and
Mre. 0. 0. Stuart, aged 6 weeks,
eR VS.; C-E:T.,7
Fall Wheat 97 97
Barley - - 40 48
Peas 63 65
Oats - 37 38
Butter, tubs and roue17 18
Egge per dozen 12 18
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Flour, per bbl 5 50 6 20
Potatoes per bus 45 45
Apples (per bbl,) 1 00 1 25
Hoge, Live 6 40 5 40
Wool 17 18
Sa't, per bbl., retail 1 00 .70
P ona!eliyde
THE i GREAT
Smut Killer
ON
'heat and, Oats
lb. Bottles sufficient
for 40 to 50 bushels, 25
ate. ; 1 ib. Bottles suffi-
cient for 80 to 100 bus.
for 40o. at
3S
DRUG STORE,
DR. R, A. BURNS—
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00 0 010 8 0 010 TO Dn, 7. A. M'NA400T0N
rtrnsecie. Ontario
Graduate of Polyelluio Post Graduate
School of Mulleino and Surgery, New Took.
Ghee and residence same as formerly ma-
culated by DatheNau:;htoa,
Diseases of women a epeoialty.
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
THE COUN: Y OF HURON.
In the moiler of the eetate of Andrew
Bremner, late of the Township of
Grey, in the Oonnty of Huron,
Farmer, Deo»seed.
Notice is hereby Lfven,pursuant to Revis-
ed Statutes of Onter.o, 1807, Chap. 128, See.
88, that all creditor: cud othere baying any
claims against the estate of the said Andrew
Bremner, termer, who died on orabout the
10th day of April, t, D. 1905, at the said
Township of Grey, are hereby required to
send byest, re,aul, or to deliver to A. B.
Macdoald, of the Village of Bruesele, in
Said County. Solloiter for Jane Bremner,
Ethel P. O., the Executrix of the last Will
and Testament of tVo said Andrew Brem-
ner, on or before the Oth day .of May, their
names, ad arenas sot, description of their
claims and the nature of the seonritiee(il
ant) weld by them.
And natio; is hereby given that after the
said Otb day of May, the said Daeoutrix will
proceed to dietrlb,lt,e the assets of the de-
ceased amongst the ,,arsons entitled there-
to, having regard on l" to the olaime of which
notice shall have leen given a8 above re-
quired and the said Executor will pot be
leeponsible for the tweets or any part there.
of so distributed to any person of whose
claim notiao ohall mut have been reoeived.
'at the time of such drebributlon.
Dates, at Brussels this 18th day lot April,
A, D,1908.
A, B. IirA0D0NALD,
41.8 Solicitor for Exeoutrlx.
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This week we reoeived another large shipment of New Goode from
Montreal, which puts our stook in good shape foe th, Spring trade,
Most of tbeee goode were bought underpriced tor SPOT °ABH, and
will be Bold below regular priori :—
—Flannelettes, wtidewidthe in. daft and light etripee and cheeks, very
epeofal, worth 7e for 6o.
— Wool Tweedo, for boys' snits, great value of 25o, 35c sad 50e.
—Rooll•feet Shirting, feet colors, new pabterne, worth 17a for 15o.
—Oxford Braidings in n'ew patterns, fast oolore, tit 10e and 124a.
—oottonades and Winkles, new patterns, at 15o, 20o end 260.
— New Table Linen, half bleached, very epooial at 250, 856 and 50e.
Ladies'and$7 Rai50.n Coate in Ornvenette and rubber lined et $8 00, $5.00
—Men't Rain Coate, in,10vert 010th end rainproof at $2.50, $4.00, $6.00
and $9 00.
— Men's Pelt Hato in all the latest etylee at 75e, $1, 91.10 and $2,00
--Men's Overalls, with and without bibs et 00c, 750, 85e anti $1,00.
— Men's fanny and plain Shirte, in great variety, at 50.1, 75o mad 9100,
— White and Grey Cottons, extra value, at 56, 71, 8o, and 10e.
—Nofor w G50iugbame. in blue and white eheoke and bright plaids, worth 7o
BOOTS AND SHOES
Oar stook of Boots and Sheet is well 'wanted for the Spring
Trade in the
following lines;--
—Heavy Shoes for working men in all eine, at $1,25, $1 50 and 92.00.
—Williams' patent atljUatable shoes, made of solid leather ; they are
waterproof and wear like iron, at 9200 and $2 50.
Ladies', Miesoe and 0bildren'8 Sboee and Oxfarde in treat Vatiety in
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