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Tenn pons April llth, 1904
Two Courses—
Commercial and Shorthand.
'9' Send for Alb. MIHJournal,5, Manager:
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
cent, F. S. SCOTT, Brussels,
WH. MoORACKEN—
• Issuer of Marriage Lfconeee. Of.
'tae at Grocery, Turnborry street, Bruaoels,
TflARMS FOR SALE—THE UN •
nnaMogan has several good Farms for
sale aadto rent, easy terms, in Townships
Of Morrie and Grey. F S. SOOTT,Bruaeela
C. o. IB'.
Court Princess Alexandria, No, 24, 0, O. F.,
Brussels, meets 10 their Lodge ]zoom, Blas-
hillBiock, on the and and last Tuesdays of
each month, at8 o'alOok. Visiting brethren
always welcome, JAS. BURGESS, C. B.
A, E. MELLISH, It, S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licen ses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGNAM•
194809M3003,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIBS IN8U1{AN081,
LOAN AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT,
01nce over Horsley'9 Ding Store,
Nov. 3rd, 1902, 80.3os Bre seals,
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
BerantIRn11D 1840
Insurance taken on the each and premium
note ayotem at current rates. Before insur-
ing elsewhere call on the ondersigoed Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE BOGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
F1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
i • nen, win Roll for better prices, to
better men in less time and lees charges
'than any other 40091000er In East Hume or
" he iron%Obarge anything. Dates andorders
can always be arranged at lbls oi9ce or by
personal applioation. a
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reaeonab10. Sales arranged for
. nt the eine of Tun Pon, Brussels, 229f
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor G88,10800 of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die-
0a00e of domesticated animate 1n a Oomnet•
eat manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentlebry and Milk Fever, Calls
promptly attended to. Odloe and lu0rmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Tnrnberry et.,
Brunets.
LEGAL AND COi4VEYANCiNDa
A B. MACDONALI)—
e Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
911090ae0r to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Sauk, Bruese19, Solicitor for Metro.
potitau Back,
WM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, IOonveyanoer,
Notary Pubiio, &e, Office—Stewart's Block
I door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the standard Bank,
pliOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARBI8TERS, SOLIOITttltS, NOTABINS
PUSLIO, ATO,
W. PHoliDaoom, B. 0. R. 0, Him
• 0, P. Bona.
0111oes—Those formerly occupied by alosare
Cameron & Holt,
GCDH100H, 0NTAR80.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. ft(!'NAUGHTON,
111.-0., 0.
Trinity University, bellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physloiane and
Burgeo00 Oat, Licentiate of the Begat Col.
lee of Physicians and Ll000tiate of Mid.
Iv Nary, Edinburgh,
lieeidenoe-804 Lorne ave„ London,
DENTISTRT '
DR. R. P. FE/L.D,
011211192
Ortdnate of the Royal Collage of Dental
8urgeons°.Ontario- and First.olass Boner
Graduate of Toronto Univereiby, 0f90o
next to Bre ver'e Photograph Gallery,
BBt788E08.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Itpays to got a Praotlea118dnoateon
audit Iwo to get 1t in :this 2011ao1,
We tin d0 mere for our Graduates
than any Other Bunten College ib
the Province.
Commercial 00120010 employ 'our
Graduatao as teachers, they know that
the training given to this fnotitutio1
is the BEST. hater now.
Write fur free ilatalogno.
ELLIOTT fiC MOW CHL 9N,
Prinuipalo•
"Truth" is a Strong Argument
4 Not ONE Graduate of the popular
TORONTO, ONT.
0013, YONoN AND 489xANDan Wm.
is out of a position today, 1t is the
Huth whou we state that "Our Stud-
en1s are uniformly 8110000e(ui in get.
ting good positions !oltrr graduation."
Our S,bool is a high Class One 00d
the best in Canada, 14nter„uow,
lege open the entire year. Catalogue
tree,
W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal
,
sieFseag�
3isttiixteabs,
1M rrl'rl,o.
SCHOOL RNpou'r,—Tho following is the
report of S. S. No. 5, for the month of
April. Name* arranged in order of
otanding formed from written examine.
biono :—Glatt V.—Olayten Proctor, Irene
Clegg, Fred. Swindlehnrel, Edith Proo
ter, Sr. IV —Annie Johnson, Lawrence
Armstrong, Noble Wheeler, Fred. Corley,
Grace Fergeoon, Jenny Jordan, Jenny
Anderson. Jr. IV —Mary Irvine, Lizzie
Ferguson, Will, Watson, Will. Dunbar,
Murray Johnson, Beetle Young, Bennie
Wightman, Claes III—Leolie Wight.
man, Leslie Bales, Norman Geddes,
An Irew Prootor, Jenny MoOnlla, Norman
Wheeler, Irvipe Ferguson, James Vane
camp, Bessie Johnson, Annie Bell. Sr,
II.—Boot Irvine, John :Canker, Morley
Jordan, Bella Wightman, Horace Irvine,
Henry W. Armetr8ug, Vtotor Yonne,
Henry Armstrong, Joe Dunbar. (19. TI
—Albert Teaser, Elmer Wilkinson,
Cameron Geddes, Charles Fraser. Pt.
IL—Mery i' Charles Colo, Gertrude
Armstrong Stratton, Willie Dan•
camp, Sr. Pt. I,—Josie Johnson, Bessie
Wightman, Clarence Martin, Gordon
Ferguson, Willie Irvine, Norman Stone•
house. Jr. Pt. I —Florence Procter,
Maggie Proctor, Howard Wilkinson, Nor-
man Wightman. Average attendaooe 60.
F. T. SIMNEL Teacher.
(5 1' O 1' .
Wm. Buttrey, 11th eon., epeot a few
days with relatives and friends in the
Queen City, last week.
80Qo..L Enron .—The following is the
standing of the pupils of B. 8. No. 10 for
the month of April. Average Attendance
44. Claes V—Oeta Rothwell. Sr. IV—
Loaieo Oaten, Jae. Coutte. Jr. IV—
Ruth Engle, 71. ; Mamie Denman, 66 ;
Floeen00 Whitfield, 64; Charlie Buttrey,
63 ; Grime 8peirau, 61; Eva Rathwell,
60 ; Louie Engle, 59 ; Jessie Campbell,
66. Sr.I1I—Alma Speiran, 70; Katie
Denman, 66; Pearl Oxtoby, 688; Nelly
Carson, 58 ; (Theater Baker, 60 ; Willie
Speiran, 44. Jr. III—Iva Speiran, 70 ;
Irene Engle, 69 ; Geo. Evans, 61 ;
Wilfred Whitii'ld, 66; Jae. Mull, 64;
Myrtle Speiran, 52. Sr. 2nd—Total 610
—Marguerite Elutohieon, 347 ; Mary
Manlier, 883 ; Della Whitfield; 888 ;
Herman Plokerell, 384 ; Lily Beene,
882 ; Peroy Ward, 320 ; Robert Plckare)
241 Br. Pt. II-0hriatle Engler, 78 ;
Hartwell Speiran, 70; Russian Conte, 60;
Freddie Cox, 66; Minnie Hanna, 64 ;
Willie Ward, 50, Sr. Pt. II—Btentey
Meehan. Lacy Taylor. Gorden Whittled.
Sr. Pt, I—Gertio Speiran, Andrew
Coutte, Maggie Love, Milton Oatoby,
Wooley Ballantyne, Henrietta Denman,
Esme Taylor, Enrl Rathwell.
S. B LABIoNo, Toae9er,
TIIO8E ANNOYING BLACKHEADS,
External applications will never remove
pimples or blackheads. Only by etimnlat•
Ing °limitation and purifying the blood
eau it be lone. For g0iek euro release
from these paste nee Ferrozoue ; it drives
all humors from the blood, makes the
akin healthy, tone up the system. With
the pure nutrition blood made by Ferro.
zone ire impuesiblo to suffer from any
skin disease. You'll have a smooth
delightful, healthy color and beautiful
complexion by using Ferree me—and
you'll feel immensely hatter as well.
Fifty cents buysa box of fifty ohooulate
coated tablets at any drag stole,
LIi n ton.
The Oddfeliowe, of .town, attend ger
viae at et. Paul's church, on Sunday
April 80th,
The friends of John Rumford will re.
gist to learn that he ie laid up by a
severe attltok- of eryeipetals.
The otaff of. the Seidman Mfg, Oo, pre.
eented.their fellow employee, Johnny Mo
Ilveon, with a puree OOntaining $16 on the
eve of hie departure for A'berto.
Religious exerci-es, whioh were die
oontioned during the Winter, owing to
the eoIdnooe of the weather and bed
made, erg re umed el the Hone of
Refuge.
Word has been reamed pore, of the
death of Mabel Ferris, yonege.t daagh
ter or J0118 Ferris, of McDonald, Mani-
toba. Mr, Ferris is a brother of Robert
Ferris, 0 only Oommiooiener, of Hullatt,
and ie well known here.
It bee been suggesbed that the wa k to
the oenletery from thecorporation limit
be given a covering of dement, whioh owl
be done at a c0mperativeIy smell ex.
pence, the gravel now in the walk form.
Ing n adamant bed, it le Maimed.
While engaged painting the outer walla
of the Mltoon Hone, Ed. 0aesel9 fell
from the ladder upon whioh he was
standing and lit heavily upon mother
earth, some fifteen feet below Though
no bones were broken he was badly
Shaken op.
Thowoe Armstrong died in Toronto' in
hie ninetieth year, as the newt of in.
juries unstained from a atrtat tsar. De.
missed wag tornferly Customs Oolleoter
in the town of dilutor), and wee a man
Very highly enaemed. He wee still in
the (Juneau) cervico at tilt 811:00 of his
death,
A breech of the Woet Enema Women'o
Instituto 2380 0rgaitfz•tf here Tuesday
atterneon by Mre, Colin Campbell, of
Goderlob, 'Phe Atom attend art r—
M,o, Frond), President; hers, F. W,
Wat1e, Beoretary Treasurer, Those prof.
mut were mush intereoted and there is
every prospect of it large membership,
Registrar Coate, of Godetioit, was in
town an Monday. of Iamb week end 00
badly tormented by 80iati0* wail he that
he hod to lige a walling ;dick, The
doctor whom be consulted said the beet
cure was three or tour weeks lo body and
thee, the genial r 8)0115r said, be sap.
posed he would have to try, s0 n0w he is
between the Menkem with time lagging.
.ii''orrt wiCh.
Ab, Young started for New Liakoard
on Tuesday or last week, where he will
take oharge of a prOopeothag party or go
prcopeoting on his own hook.
Mrs: 'Thos. 1MIuLanglalin, of Charlton,
Niploeing plolriat, in violliug relativoo
Sri Pordwioh. She has not been enjoying
the beet or health lately,
Away Roihm, who learned hie trade in
Ford weals with hie brother Ezra, boa
paroh080d a harness bneineeo on Water
street, Listowel, and took po080oeion on
lelonday of Zest week, Ezra le in nom
pany with Amy and will move from
London to Listowel.
A quiet, bot pretty wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday, 12th Inst., at
the home of Thos. end Mrs. 13nnetou,
when their daughter, Alias Lizzie, was
united in marriage to J A, Johnston, of
Victoria Mines, Algoma. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Jae. Helmer, M.
A„ B, D , in the presonce of a few of the
immediate friande and relations. The
young couple left on the evening train
for Toronto, where they amine a tow
days:witb her sister and then proceeded to
Victoria Minn, where they will make
their lnture home.
LOAN IS AGAR.
The lone of time and comfort caused
by a oorn makes it deer to keep. Better
Invest in Patnam'a Oorn Extractor aid
mare that corn. Putnam's ie painless and
acts in bwonty-four hours ; nee no Other
than "Putnam'e"
I -twin set 11.1„
Some of our boys are hnving great
Benne oatohing.seekers.
There is talk of starting a shoe factory
in town, employing 25 hands.
W. Davie, of Bainy River, is expected
home. He intends residing here perman-
ently.
Mies Mary Carlisle and Mies Flossie
Foss went to Bt. Catharines to attend a
faehiouable wedding.
A Remota! collection wem;aoked for in the
Methodist obnroh on Sunday to pay for
the organ recently purchased.
Ae the molders at th0 Relobon Works
were making a net the impale burstjopen
and the metal flowed one Fortunately
no one was injorod,
Mre. (Rev) Smith was in Lucian for
some days owing to the serious Mune of
her mother, who ;e now improving. An
aunt of Mre. Smith died at Woodetook
recently.
Exeter,
Bari Browning hoe entered the mar,
vioo of the Sovereign Bank here,
W. 0. Heaton and J. T. O'Brien at
ten led a Ma9onie f0notion in London.
The loos) lodge of 0ddfellnws will at-
tend divine arnica at the Presbyterian
°Ii troit oa the morning of 8und8y, April
30811, when the pastor, Rev. Wm, Martin,
will weepy Ibo pu•pit. .
Samuel Bradt, of Exeter North, re.
calved a telegram regarding the death of
hie mother, which took prase under very
gad ciroumetanoae in Port Enron. The
following from Port Huron tells of the
enfor8008te affair :—"By 8 fire late
Thursday afternoon, resulting from a
gasoline explosion, in a tenement hoose,
Mrs. May Bradt, aged 78 years, and
partially au invalid, wee burned to death,
her body being charred to a orisp. The
fire started in the room4 000opied by the
lady and daughter. Mre. Rradt sought
to e,oape but only got as far as 111* rear
hallway where she fell and the body was
burned to an unreoogoizable mase "
The funeral took plane Batnrd•,y at Park
hill. Mr. Bradt, of town, attended the
funeral.
Three topica for discussion came tip
before the Board of Trade meeting viz —
the Beltway, the S.oitting F aolory and
rho looation of the G. T. R. etatlou, The
Bt. Marys and Western Railway matter
Ma quickly disposed of for the present
by the statement that a joint meeting of
representatives from St. MOry3, Exeter,
Sarnia and other plane, wee being sr
ranged for. Iu the Kuitting factory
matter further reports were made by 8.
el, Senders regarding the suitability and
price of a aertain building whioh might
be purehaeed and converted into a fan
tory. The attention of the Board 23ae
aloo drawn to tbo foot that if anything
were going to be done it should be done
at once. There 23x0 a diversity or
opinion regarding the method of pro
oednre but it was finally decided 'bot a
committee should be formed, to welt oo
INOUBAT C E S
I have secured the agency
for one of the best Galla-
dian makes of incubators.
Prices right.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Buil Orpington's. My
birds are bred from the
best in Canada. None
better.
(JOHAl WRIGHT
If You
Want Hens
that will lay in Winter. If you want
Birds for tab's use. It you want
beauty, utility and guelity get into
the BUFF WYANDOTTE breed
by buying a few settings of Eggs at
41.00 per 16 from
3'azaaes Ba11antyze
BRUSSELS.
the Oonnoil and secure ire °tangent to
vomit a by levy to the pe0plP, asking for
a loan of $4000 or 86000, in ease a tom -
patsy was formed. The motion carried
and the Oonuoil will be w•,ited upon at
its next meeting. L H. Diokeen report.
ed that be had received reliable inform;•
tion to the effect that now, when the G.
T, R. was contemplating the building of
a new station house, svgs an opportune
time to approach the company with a
proposition to provide a right of way if
the Company would build the station
nearer the Main Street, and that scab a
proposition would be favorably consider
ed by Cha railway company. A commit.
tee was formed to wait 01,00 the ootooil
with regard to thio matter.
•
IIOW TO COKE TOOTHACHE.
Any aching tooth can be relieved
instantly with Nerviline. Pill the cavity
with basting dipped in Nerviline and rub
the gums with Neviliue were It the fade
ie sore bathe the painfol parte with
Nerviline and cover with a flannel. This
can't tail benne Nerviline kills the pain
outright and prevents it from returning,
Stronger, quicker, more eatiofaotory than
any other liniment, Poison's Nerviline
has been the largest seller for nearly
fifty years ; try it yourself.
l>ottet-lett,
Mrs. Richards was obarged before
Police Magletrate Humber with drank.
enne,0, and fined $2 including poen.
Tile Odd Fellows will celebrate the nn•
niversary of their Order by attending
entice in Zen ohurob next Sunday
evening.
The serving of Jas. Yatee, se Fishery
Overseer, have been diepeoeed with by
the Ontario Government, and a Mr. Mo•
?Murray has replaced him.
The Standard Lotto Co. moved into
their handsomely appointed offing, oar.
net North Street and the Square. Tile
woodwork ie of ginner out oak supplied
by the organ factory and metallic oeiling
and walla were put ie. The town eleotrio
light and water rate office is at the and
fertbest from the door,
Oon1ra0lor Pigott 01023 has both his
steam shovels is operation at the 0. P.
R. the Smaller one having been moved
and started in near the large one ou a
higher level. The email one throws the
dirt down to the other, and the damp
oars take it tip the line in the direction of
the Colborne hill, dumping it in the gully
that was washed out by water coming
down the bank tinting the Bpriug thaw,
The annual meeting of the Tennis olub
was held on April 15011, The tollowiog
officers were elected : Hon. President,
Mr. Peterson ; Hon. viee•preoident, Dr.
Hunter; President, M. Killoran ; yioe
President, Mr. Dnff ; seo,•tre8a., Miss H.
G. Doyle ; committee, Megan. Harris,
Rowley and Mille ; Tea oommittee,
Mesdames Wm, Pronfoot, W. L. Eliot
and Hamilton and Mies Peterson,
si9sstua `silAvHO rn
Oa Racoon' of the ditl'ioolty of 00)1)ug
Ino re n•] in and all the land of the Gar
row 80 a between Nontreai street and
Elgin eve , 'he land was surveyed into
0 uv.), I. .,•,d pet on the m8rltet, lees
the law /-l• nearest the Square, rear reed
by °has. Darrow. The other 0111e ,vert
geiokly diepooed of, ore, 60 feet Wast of
WO house, being 0old t0 Wm. Lae, and
the°there, with the house to Thos, Olod.
hill, to is auderetonti der, Lee will soon
010tt the ereotion of a line dwelli,.g on
hie port of the eatete.
GOo•r 10.
Jho Wilson, of Barrie, bas sold out
the livery business there and move.1 to
Ori iia where be has purchased another
livery bueineee is pnrtnerebip with Jno.
Bays, of Lietowol.
How= 8rn2Nn Snow, --That the
Show bold in elorrie_oa Friday, 14111
lost., was a anomie is admitted by a11,
The weather was favorable and the
ettendanee good, The buaineoe men of
Barrie contributed $11 60 to swell the
prima offered by the society, which was
divided oo follows •—$6 for heavy
otalliona, other than Olydes and 86 CO for
oweepetakee, The following i0 the prize
Hat 1—Imported Olydeedales—let, Mon
Crave Demotion, owned by B. Seeder,
Gowaoetown, 2nd, Royal Park, owned lay
Thomas MaLauohiiu, Brneeele, (3•aoa•
dian bred Olydes, lab by Baron Suott,
owned Ezra Adam, Palmerston, Pride
of Grey, owned by Bahama! Oraef, For-
mosa. Carriage, let Mambrino 7'71orn,
owned by S. Beewitherio9, Fordwiob,
Sad, Dan. Ring owned by D. Wi:aon,
Fordwiah, Thoroughbred B,00d,
Roppahanock owned by Geo, Gren wbe,
Teeowator. Standard bred Roattotor,
Wilkie Oolino, owned by Jenne Beatty,
Gowastowo. Heavy imported, other
then Olydee, Veteran, a P080110ron
owned by E. Metz, Homewood, Ill.
Sweepstake B. Bender, Gowanetown•
LARGO wvel.
John Hays, who recently mold out hie
livery business iu town to Lindsay Bros.,
has bought a half interest in a :urge
livery buefueso in Orillia, and left for
there.
The bankrupt stook of Wrigbt &
Thompoon, which was sold in Toronto
to J. A. Daggas, of Stratford, has beau
re sold by that gentleman to J. M,
Sohinb,in, of town.
The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. of rho
Methodist Church presented Bare. W, A.
Phillipa with a hondeome milkman as e
parting souvenir, the preeeot0tioo being
made at the home of Mrs, Berton.
The former deal with the Brantford
gentleman having been deolared cif, T.
H. Rolle, proprietor, has leased the Grand
Central Hotel for a term of years to R.
$. Pant, of Meaford, who took poeseeeion
on Monday of feat week.
Raymond D. Howard, the only eon of
Allan Howard, hardware merchant, died
last week after but two or three days'
illness. The young lad, who mu in hie
fourteenth year, was in hie penal h-ahh
until Bendel evening when, after return•
itg from ohurob, he complained of not
feeling well. At first it was thought to
be an attaok of the grippe, but he eon,
tinned to grow worse, and by Tuesday
night he ooald not move and bad lost all
sense of feeling, The phyeioians who
had been called in pr0nounoed it a ease
of spinal disease. He never rallied, sod
et an early honr Thursday morning pass-
ed away.
Walton.
Untended for last week,]
Mime Annie Simpson is visiting Mre.
(Dr.) Armstrong at Harrioton.
John Stark, a former well known 1e01 -
dent of Welton, was renewing old blond.
ships here this week.
There ie talk of orgaoiziog a Baseball
Want in Walton, It we one got
thoroughly started, we dont believe any
of the League Mame would play ne a
game.
Earl McLeod bad the miefortnre to
have his ankle injured by being jammed
between the log omrri0ge and the 10.080r
freak in the sawmill pant Monday. While
painful, it is hoped Cha bruise will not
prove dangerons.
CARD 01' THANx8,—I desire to expreee
publicly my heartfelt thanks to the many
frieude who contributed so generously
towards replacing the lose of wage. ea•
0110)0ned by the recent injury to my
hand. I assure you all that your kind•
neem will belong and gratefully remem•
bored. 3011N 010111014139.
A KINDLY 4om,—The many friends of
Joh1 Grimoldby testified to the high
opinion they hold of him by arranging a
little surprise for him. He baying been.
leld off workrottenly through injuring
hie bend, they made up a purse ro re.
plane in port the loss of bie Summer's
wages. This wise preoonted to him by
the committee who bed the metier in
haul with the exception of an amount
gathered by Alien Broe. and J. Wells, of
Harlook. The eubooriptione totalled tip
in the neighborhood or $200 and it was a
neat way of expressing sympathy with
Jaok to hie injury.
T11OUS,1N94 D111 O1' CONSTIPATION.
Norood'i o
16 0 causes 00 many incurable
diseases a0 oonetipation. I9 not only
prevents the kidneys from eliminating
the poisonous wastes, but 0401000 808.0115,
ato mash trouble and indigestion. Why
won't yon tee Dr. Hamilton's Piffle and
get well ? This ex00l;ent medtoi00 re.
stores normal bowel action in One night.
Tboteaode say so. Your system will be
pare and clean and you'll be free from
headaches, no Hour mtomaoh—in short
you'll have jovial opirito and perfect good
health, Dr, Hamiltou's Pills aro sold
everywhere, 260. a box. Get the
genuine,
E411 Grey opened the new building of
the St, George's Sooiety in Ottawa 00.
Sato dny.
The Pr0vinota) Government hoe deoid.
ed to renew the temporary J em for the
Temieoamiog ltoilway,
A Cage of 9malipox wee discovered in
ilamiiton Sunday evening, The viatica
web 8 colored man named Bennett.
Robott Procter, a negro soonest] of
murdering a Oompaniott by throwing him
from a 0iro00 train Inst July, wee com-
mitted for trial on Balurdoy in London.
He defended himself.
An unknown woman deliberately walk.
ed into the lied River Monday evening,
at Winnipeg, and drowned hereon within
eight of Several boys, in about four fent
Of water. She sank without a struggle
or the slightest attempt to spring nit of
doll water, going to hot death 11113 nue
in 0• dream, The body was hoovered
ab'at half an hoar inter,
P .,. T 0 - D A. a'
I MILLINERY
The undersigned return Thanks for the gen-
erous Patronage accorded at the Millinery
Opening recently, and wish to call the at-
tention of the Ladies to a Choice Stock of
READY - T C) - 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
TAIL RI
Ia'I I'1,„I,II(II(,' ,aL'al"a'lleer'1,'11
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.
Ne'4rhdl,ntnt'al'e,'irlJ'b'q,'tAl
Dodds & Habkirk.
MERCHANT TAILORS
C. 13. Dodds
J. J. Habkirk
A report that W. W. B. Malonee, sa-
ki P., bad been appointed Governor of
the Yukon cannot be confirmed at Ot-
tawa.
The Montreal and Lake Superior Line
have oomaten0ed operations for the sea.
eon. The steamer Wah000dah arrived
at Toronto Saturday morning from
Hamilton, and clear the same evening
for Port Arthur sad Fort William. Cap-
tain Zealand ie in command of the
Wah000dah.
ALLAN
LINE
LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
Royal Mail Steamers
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Y m rs
From Montreal From Quoben
Ionian May e, 4 a,m. May S, 8 pm
Victorian ...,,May'12, 9 a.m. May I2,.; 7 p,m
Bavarian May 19, 4 ems. May 19, 3 p,m
BATAS OF PASSAGE
toFsteammerioo4 accommodation upwards,
40 Second
Cabin, Liverpool and Londonderry, 940.80,
$40, and 1347,00, 800otding to steamer, Lon•
don 02.80 extra ; Third Oleos, 827.811, to Liv.
erpool, Derry, B
Viotoriau, 898.78,
New York to Glasgow
Mongolian Saturday, April 29, noon
For further particulars apply to
W. H. KERR,
Agent, Brussels.
a9,aegoW, 1)0000n.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE.-•OKOICE
00 acre farm for sato, rating South half
Lot 0, Oon. 7, Grey. Most!y seeded down
and well mannred. Good bank barn and
comfortable
ofroml Brussels. Close2 res oto f and
in. Apply to J, C. TUOB, Bruaeel8, 80-tf
FARM POR SALE.— GOOD
homestead -100 acres—in the Town.
ship of Morris, Huron Denby. For partic-
ulars apply t0
8 Ef
S. BENNETT.
e50 Bathnret St. Toronto
FARM F010 SALE CONTAIN -
950 90 aar09, being North balvoa of
Lots 13 and 16, Ooa.1, Grey. Comfortable
frame house, bank barn, orchard, 40. Only
4 mllee from Molesworth. Good locality
ale/ line roads. Immediate possession. For
further particulars apply to or write
W. H. 7911914, Bruaeeis,.
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN.
be-
ing Lot 20 igned Conn. 7, Grey fora sale farm,
is a comfortable house, bank barn, or -
the thriving village aofAthol, Foi11turther
Particulars as to price, terms, 40„ apply to
MBS, NAM/ HOLLAND, 78 Souter street,
Toronto,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE. --
The undersigned ower for sale his
farm, being Lot 1, Con. 18, Grey. It ie al&
nated on the Gravel road,2 suttee South.. 01
Brunetti oleered b0912tanor80. Tiler! is a Brat
elasa brick house end kitchen, heated with
1010800 wood shed, artesian well with
windmill and water is pumped to barn.
Barn
16s80 fooNat t Goad orchard farm wolf
Mimed ; pleasantly situated. Will bo sold
on easy terms, Apply on proml60( or Brus-
sels P. 0., ENEAS 0110011. 10.90
New Buggi
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 13a11 Bearing Axle.
Lumber Wagons• -the very best oak gear, with half
truck or high wheels, either 2/, 24 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 looney.
If'Two Cows for sale at reasonable figures.
1
JOHN COBER & SONS