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ELLIOTT
Teras opens Apl•il 11th,. 190L
Two Courses—
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, Manager.
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MEDICAL CARDS,
DR, R. A. BURNS—
Succegsor to I)r. J. A. hloNaug;hton
Itrlteeela, 00(0.1.10
Graduate of Polyoliu(o Post Gradaatc
School of Medicine and Surgery, Now Yorlr
Member of College of Phyelolaua and Sur-
geons of Ontario,
0111oe and ,roeidenoe same ao formorlyoo-
ounled by Dr. McNaulhem,,
Disoueee of women a apooialEy.
BUSINESS CARDS,
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
Dent, F, R, SCOTT, Brussels,
'`V H. MoCRAOItEN—
Issuer of Marriage Licenses, 01 -
ace at Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels._
1_1ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN.
DAMMED has several good Farm[ for
colo and to rent, easy terms in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 8, SOOTT,Brussels
0. O. F.
Court Prinoeoe Alexandria, No.24, (3, 0. 1 .,
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Blas-
hili 13100a, On the 2ud and last Tuesdays of
numb month, at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always weloomo, JAS. BU1tC:1000,
A. E. SIBLL18ll, ft. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT,
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM•
INBan0010,
PIKE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKiE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE),
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
011ice over Hureley's Drug Store,
Nov, 8rd, 1902. 80.801 Brussels.
.Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
3OTADLIen8n 1840
Insurance taken on 'the cash and premium'
nota.0ystam at current rates. Before insur-
ing elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent
of the Company. ROGEIt8, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
1f S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. runt, will Bell for better prices, to
better men, in less time and less oharcoa.
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
be won't°barge anything. Dottie and orders
can alwaya be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
• ROBT. H. GARN•ISS
BLIIEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Hiiron County..
Term» reasonable. Hales arranged for
01 the once ai.7na Poem, Brussels, 22tt
VETERINARY.
("-A. CUNNINGHAM-=
i.i..A • Houor titaduace oI the Ontario Vet-
erinary college, iaprepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated animals .in a coronet -
0111 wanner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dectlstry and Mille Favor, Calls
promptly attended to. 0lawo andln0rntary
—Four deers North of bridge, 0arnberry at.,
Br:eselt.
LEGAL ARID .CONVEYANCING.
A B. IIIACDONAL•
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, •',Eta.
boeee900r to G. F. Blair. Olaae over Stan-
dard Bunk, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro-
politan flack.
'S 141. SliWLAIR-
1� a Snriietar, 8ollolto r, t000y031000031;
Notary Public, &o. Ulllco—Stewart's Bleak
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the. Standard Bank,
PSOUDFOOT, HAYS & ffLAIR-
13A13R18Tk7Re,31108003L0101IOITDI%9, NOTARID8
, 17310.
W. Pno0Dsnoo2,1H. O. R,•0. RAIN
G. F, 13LAIR,
Oftleee—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Orlmera0 & Bolt,
00DRRIOD, •ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DelNTI8T
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeoned .Ontario .. anis Firet•olaes Honor
Graduate of Toronto University, Office
n0Xt to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
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for those who aro prepared. Our
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ELLI031T & U00LAOHLAN,
Principals,
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TORONTO, ONT.
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fl 00n P0Ndre AND ALEXANDRA 928,
19 ant of a position today, It Is the
1,u(11 whet, wo elate that "Our Stud-
ents aro uniformly nn000s0ru1111 get-
ting good positions ;after ggraduation,"
Our 0(11001 is a High Claps ono curl
the best in Canada, .Enter now. 001-
)000pekthe entire year. Catalogue
free,
W, J, ELLIOTT, Principal.
PtS={-'S� 3�3�� 8 Ftri�l2rr f1�5i?rf�
grim' 11..etu 1 i.Cirto,
A. 0 U. W. will meet on Friday
evening of this week.
NEST Wedneeday will be Empire Day
and a Public Holiday.
A.IrIammer8 combat was on the program
on Monday forenoon. "Tanglefoot" was
et the bottom of it.
Coma of Revision for Brueeele will be
held in the Council 011amber oe Monday,
Jane 5111 at 8 o'clock.
EAST Hum Liberals will meet in
Convention in Brugme'S On Tuesday,
May 30th, It ie the annual meeting.
ELROTRIo NOES haus been restored in.
the rtorea of A. Btradian, J. Ferguson &
Co., and E. 0. Danford & Son, a math=
eatietaatory arrangement having boon
arrived at between the Mors and the
owners of the Eloolrio light pato.
A 000DLE number of prime have
arrived in this locality during the past
week from the Old Land and will &erre
as form helpers for the season. The
young meu;are of excellen(typo and should
do well when acquainted with their
_duties.
FOOT BALL.—The second intermediate
Foot Ball match will be played on
Vwtoria 'park, Brussels, on Friday even•
ing of this week between Listowel and
Breese's,Game will be called at 6.15
o'clock. Next match here will be an Fri•
day, June and.
Tart consolidated rural eahoole of
Guelpb have been a great sa00088.
Papila are convoyed dieta000e to this
eohool in wagons. The enrollment at
the schools ie now 195, whereas the
mexlmare at the four schools whiob
have been consolidated was oily 85.
TENNIS ball tossers have commenced
operations for the eea80n on the fine lawn
at J. Leckie's. Persons desiring be be
come members ehoold hand in their
earner+ se the Club 3e 1113xiene to have a
larger number of young people try their
hand et 111ie interesting game.
P1nnNT0 wbo have boys or girls study-
ing for the enlraooe examination to High
Schools hold note that candidates are
now required to take 40 per pent on each
subject and an aggregate of 60 per cent.
The per oentaformerly required were 83i,
and 50 respectively, Only those who
have to do with the examinations Dan
realize how mnob the increased peree00•
age mean. Venae parents should see
that pupils do their work faithfully and
eend them regularly to school.
Tart Seaforth Expositor in. speaking
last week of Postmaster Farrow'- letter
iu Tut Poem 00n0erning the relenal to
restore lettere once mailed in poetoffioe to
the writer, says :—Thomas Farrow, post-
master of Brueeele, 5118018 attention to a
provision of the postal law of whioh, we
dare say; very few are aware. It would
seem that this very absurd regulation le
in operation in England as well 0e in
Canada. It is, no doubt, a ,Olio of the
pest arae andshould be obliterated, in eo
far as Canada le concerned, at any rate.
Tbere is no earthly ree.son why, when a
miet0ke of $be nature referred to, has
been made, it should not be remedied by
Ehe poetmaeter heeding beak the letter to
the writer in caeca where he knows no
deoep•ion is being praolioed. The beat
and moat careful people are liable to
make mistakes 0003e811:nes and it 0eem9
ridioulouo that they should not be
allowed to remedy a mietalle snob as this
when a remedy is possible without in•
convenience 0ience or injury to any portion.
AuOTIONE as AN» Pamine.—The Poi.
Towing i0 a lint of lioeneed Auctioneers
and Pedlars in Huron Co. ae reported by
Go. 'Treasurer .Holmes :—Auo3ioneere,—
Thomae Gundry, W. 0. Onrrie, Jae..
Stanley,. F. S. Scott, Thos. Cameron,
Henry Boseenberry, Geo, Elliott, A.
Dulmege, Robt. H. Garneea, Geo, Beck-
ett, W. H. Newton, J. G. McMichael,
John Gill, Henry. Brown, R. M. Charles,
G. Barton, Jae, A. Smith, Henry Tor
ranee, C, H. Wilson, ans. Jones, Alex,
Kelly, Thomas Brown, 0. F. Vandriok,
D. Diokinooq, John Pervie, Alex. Mor•
neon, Edward Bessepberry, B. S. Phil.
lips, 0. Hamilton, Joseph White. Pad-
•fare.—Lonie Raehkop.ki, J. E. Harowell,
Alex. Roe, Louie Fine, Jas. R. Cali, Wm.
B.uebfleld, Anguetine MoGnire, W. R.
Whaley, W. J. Miller, Geo. Beatty,
Anthony MoDonald,Elam Mauro, Walter
Steele, Guo, Vanderbargh, Thee, Wel.
lane, Henry Hayden, Goo: Frennh,. W. J.
o0raokon, G. F.' McPhee,' Fred. Dose.
man, Waller Tanen W. J, Powell, J. E.
Frey, Thos. Langan, .Heron should be
well supplied with 00a0ioneere as .there
are 30 of them in the list. The • !Manse
fee ie 1112.00 per annum. There are 24
Witten. with perhaps a .few more who
are dodging the fee of $25 a year.
TEACHERS! A8 C'010T0ON,—A 001011 meet•
ing of the Raul and West Horan Teach.
ere' Aesoniabions will be held In the
Oollogiete Inetittite, Clinton, on Titers•
day and Friday, May 25th and 26th.
Following hi 1130 program •—Tboreday,.
()peeing exerelaee, reading minnt48,'
appointment of aommilteee, ",Should
the LeavingExamination, melt wtls fen
yearn ago be teetered ?" .13y 0. Binett,
Orechten • ..The Melric System;', E,
Mame, Clinton • President's address,
G. S. Howard, Blakereading with
°lase, Mies J. Wilson, Clinton • stipple.
mentary reading, W. J. Moffett, Sen.
forth ; report of delegates to 0, E. A.,
G. S. Howard and Mien A. E. Coneiit ;
"Spelling," Inspector Toni, Goderioh ;
"Home birds," J. E1. Cameron, Brueeele
repr0e0ntstfvee of firma 'who are ,allowed
to addreee the Institute. Thureday even.'
log, President's addreee, G F. Rog6te,
B. A., Sesfortb•; Maoio, vocal• and in.
etromen0al ; lecture, “The Ladd of the
i.
Maple, Ron. E E. Scott, Gait. Friday,
ele°lion of ofyicer8( etc., ; re rt of the
111101utien ecmmitt00 " 3afinitone0e,
0000raey end eimplioity in t Sabine," W.
R, Lough, Clinton ; r'13o0to interest
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Parents In tate new 00nr40 of elndy."
In8peetor Robb ; '.Writing," 3, W,
Weetorvelt, London , 'Lights and
uhadowe in the teacher's life," EI. J,
Strang, Goderioh ; "Nature daily," J,
Forest and Mho A. 1. Cnnsitt, 131114•
green ; Promotion rxeminethms, G,
Baird, Olda)on, and A, Sooty, Seaforth ;
Question drawer, 1tlepe000318 Tem and
Robb. Program i8 neatly gotten up with
portrite of Inspectors Robb .And Tom,
and 11, I. Strong, 13. A., of Goderioh, the
otlloere of the two 1188oniation, 'interested
and the Clinton Collegiate, The Exeter
Times did the work,
11.311.4133
According to the a0849eot'e retinae
Blyth bee in0rea0ed in population dur.
ing the past year from 870 to 998, a gain
of 117.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Holmes and Mid
Lathe Holmen ere in Exeter this week
effendiug the funeral of Mrs. Rollins,
deter of Mre, Holmes,
N. 13. Yonne, formerly or Blyth, but
late of Sudbury, has gone to Fort French],
where he holde a position with the
Canadian Northern Railway,
James Moore, who hae oarriod the
mails on the Blyth and Auburn mote for
many years, died at hie residence in
Auburn at 1045, Wedneeday night of
last week, The funeral tools place Fri.
day afternoon to the Union cemetery and
was meditated under the 80Bpi008 of the
Orange [moiety,
C. Hamilton hae completed the a0eeee•
mons of 1130 village for the present year
and from the roll are taken the following
pertioulare :—Real property, $61,639 ;
baildinge, 9178,317 ; taxable i0oome,
98 945 ; business aeseeement, $34,630.60 ;
total real and pereonal property cud tax
able inoome, $283 531 60 ; population,
993 The religion of the population i0 se
follows •—Preebyteriane,; 420 ; Metbo•
diets, 327 ; Angiioane, 210 ; Roman
Oatholioe, 20 ;. Evangelical, 11 ; Lother-
°me, 5.
Ford melon.
The Foresters will hold their Exaar•
Mon to Niagara Fella on June 15th.
Rev. E. A, Hall will preaoh his fare•
well sermon in Trinity church on San.
day, May 2101.
The intent daughter of Robt, and Mrs.
Graham was interred in Fordwiob ceme-
tery on Wedneeday of lad week.
Rev. A. B. Dobson was in Tomato lad
week, attending a meeting of the Presby
terinn Synod of Toronto and Bingeton.
The Women'e Institute meeting June
22nd, will be addressed by Mre. Jean
Joy, of Toronto, and Mies L. Shuttle.
worth of Gnelph,
Mre. W. J. Johnston, of Sault St.
Marie, Ont., has arrived in town and will
spend five or six weskit with Mende in
end eround Fordwicb,
The North Wellington Dietriot Coun-
cil B. T. of T. met in Mount Forest 00
Friday of Taut week. The local Council
was represented by E. Fallis, District
Vioe•Ooauoillor, Mae L. Brown and
Editor Watters.
A deplorable aooident book placa on the
second concession, Carriok, one afternoon
recently, the victim of whiob was Mre.
Nioholae Handles. She was engaged in
burning some rubbish in the yard when
her dress oaughht fire, and in spite of
Mre. Ernestine and her daughter, they
were unable to extinguish the flamoa nn•
011 her clothes were completely burned.
The unfortunate woman was horribly
bathed all over her body, her back suffer-
ing worst. Her daughter was also badly
burned About the bends and arms while
attempting to relieve her mother. The
arforbunate woman, after coffering great
agony, died on Suudaytaorning and was
buried on Wednesday.
PURGATIVES ARE DANGEROUS.
They gripe, 00088 burning pains and
make the oonotipafed condition even
worse. Pbysioiane say the ideal laxative
is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut ; they are exceedingly mild,
composed only of health.giving vegetable
extraete. Dr. Hamilton'e Pills restore
regular movement of the bowele, strength•
en the stomach and purity the blood.
Por oonstipntion, sick headache, billions•
pees and disordered digeetion no medi-
cine on earth mnk08 euoh remarkable
aurae as Dr. Hamilbon'o Pills. Try a 260
box yourself.
Lu cie no -'w.
Mrs. Rooke and eon, of Portland,
Maine, were the guests of her eider, Dire.
Harvey Ham.
T130 anniversary services of the Luck
now Preebyterian church will be held on
Sunday, May 2180.
Dr. Spence has removed bis home and
office to' the house he recently purchased
from Mre. Joboo0on, next door to Sid•
dal'9 Bank.
J. G. Murdoch & Co. have taken into
partnership John MoLennsq, who hae
been in their employ the past three
years. The style o! the firm will remain
J. G. Mardooh & Co.
Rev. Mr. Millyard was eaddeniy palled
to Thornhill on Wedneeday of lost weak
j 1•'17 7'j� A r 0 "Cj Cr Ohasloy, eo foremen, who will be Isere to
1 \J lJ hJ?ti 1- LL 1J hike eharee within three weeke, and will
rrnrgedinr,•,y ret the factory in ole poi
lOr x41101 ,1 It ie expected to be 1" riper.
mem bi U, lit of June.
I have secured the agency
for one of the best Cana-
dian makes of Incubators.
Prices right.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Buff Orpington's. My
birds are bred from the
beat in Canada. None
better.
JOHN WRIGHT
If You
Want Hens
that will lay in Winter, It you want
Birds for •tab'e use. It you want
beauty, utility and quality get into
the BUFF WYANDOTTE breed
by buying a few eettiuge of Eggs at
$1.00 per 15 from
James Ballantyne
BRUSSELS.
to see hie mother, who ie seriously ill.
Mre. Millyard is in her 803h year, and
very little hope is entertained for her
reeowery.
J. W. Murray, of Aohflold, received by
(pedal train ou Wedneeday morning of
last week, Bevan oar loads of steers tbat
he had purchased near Ohathem. There
were 140 head in the bunch and taken
altogether were a floe lot.
At the meeting of the official board of
the Luoknow Methodist church, on Tees
day evening, the popular pastor of the
cherub, Rev. R. W. Millyard was heartily
preeented with a epeafal gift of $50 as a
mark of the appreciation of hie eervioee
ae tinder and preacher for Ibe past two
years.
A oall armee to Rev, A. Mackay from
the Free church congregation at Magna.
eie, Scotland, signed at 0 congregational
meeting and two days after by 312 mem.
bore end adherence over fourteen years
of age. Mr, Mackay cabled accepting
the oali and ihtende bo sail for Glasgow
from Montreal on June 14th.
STRAINED BACK AND SIDE,
"While working in a saw mill" writes
0. E. Kenney, from Ottawa, "I strained
my hack and aide so. severely I bad to go
to bed. Every movement oaneed me
torture. I tried different oils and 1i01 -
menta, but waotl't helped till I used
Norville°. Even the first application
gave coneiderible relief. I0 three days
I was again at work. Other men in the
mill use Berri/hie with tremendous bene.
00 too." An honest record of nearly fifty
years has eetabliehed the value of Pol.
eon's Nerviline.
LIoleo wel.
Scott Barton, who hae been ill at
Calgary, arrives Boma on Wedneeday
nigbl of last week.
J, N. Hay is around =min after being
oonfined to hie borne for several days
with a &ore knee, caused by blood poison.
ing.
Tenders are being ached. by the
Maooell estate for the erection of a white
briok hotel building, on the site of the
elation hotel lately deetroyed by fire.
3, 0. Hay's new ooaf Meade have been
completed. They are eaffioiently large
to store a seaeon'e coal. The walls are
built of cement, and the sheds are roofed
in.
W. E. Binning, arohiteot, bas the plane
prepared and pert of the material on the
ground for a new dwelling on the North
part of the lot, corner Penelope and
Divioion•etroete. It will be a very ab.
traetive brink building on a cement book
foundation. '
8. J. Stevenson has sold his 100 acre
farm on the East aide of the town to T.
H. Rolle, for the cam of $7,000. The
farm is within the corporation limits, and
ie exoeitently adapted for grazing, for
which purpose Mr. Rolle has bought il.
There are Pair buildings on it.
An effort i& being made by the Prop
erly committee and Park Conemieeion•
ere to have the town park put into shape;
With a view of making it look like a park,
and not allow ft, to 000110ue any longer
in the neglected and discreditable elate
in wbioll it hae been for the pact fifteen
or twenty years.
D. Hibner wee in town and has com-
pleted arrangomeo0e wish the former
oompany for taking over the chair foe.
tory. He hae engaged Mr. Wetlaaffer, of
311 IC
LiTAi? SeCds
Always get the best as it costs no more to grow GOOD than
poor Seeds of any kind. The success no doubt depends largely on
the preparation of the soil, but not less so on the QUALITY'of the
Seed sown.: Impressed with this foot we always procure our Seeds
from one of the most reliable firms. in Canada. We now have in
stock the following varieties of Turnip Seeds, viz, :-
BRUCE'S NEW 00NTURY. A Purple Top Swede, reeembling the Weetbary, of
splendid epitome growth and fine quality. It ie the best Swede we know of to
reeiet tnildew and ie a heavy cropper.
NEW 0ANGAR00-A very hardy Swede similar in Size and growth to the Ele.
pbant and inoreeeing in popularity each year.
HARTLEY'S BRONZE TOP—Small neck and single top roots, very rich in ga0lity
and a good keeper.
HALL'S WESTBURY-A well known standard variety end one of hbe beet,
BAMGHOLM—A large and handsome variety and a alar turnip.
p'
W1fITE SWEDE—Remarkable ler 118 nulritioae properties, hardiness and long
keeping.
GREY STONE—A white floalted turnip ; early, hardy and of good quality,
3IfC'.Xllb[tl 1,
Davie & Wi111s are starting a granite
acid marble boeinese in the btoCloy
block,
Haouall 01381.01180 eitou d e8tablieb a
reading room and bathroome 3n wanes.'
lion, for the young men of oar town,
R. Qudmore •ed Geo, Ali Kay expect
to get to work mannfeetnring Dement
btooka for building purpoe08 right away.
E. Runodo has been appointed dole.
gate to represent Henaall O. 0. Fast the
High Court, to be hold' In Oanaoogne 1u
Jane,
Tookeremith Donnell, with up to date
enterprisehave bougbt a new stone
crusher aid eel it up at John Arahlbaid'o
quarries.
The assumption of the Public Library
by the aouuoil at the last meeting was a
wise move in the lntereete of that
inatilutlon. The old board managed it
remarkably well coneidering the dial..
wattles' whish they labored under owing
to a ohooge in the Government,
EiThe Observer says 3—There is
some talk of uniting Belheada and Srx.
=MO rMethodiet churches under the
oversight of the miniatere of one of the
Exeter shushes. This would make
Heneall a station. A better pion would
be to unite Ohieelbnrel, Bethesda end
Sexemilh and joie Kippen to Heneall
giving Hillagreen to Varna.
The decision in the Mol;ay vs Blaokali
and Ooxworih Daae tried at Zuriak last
week was that James Ooxwortti pay for
putting in of the cement walk on the
South aide o! the Queen's Hotel. It will
be remembered mat the council gave
permie0ion to have the walk oo 003100ted
at the expense of the petitioner, Mr, Mo•
Ray who aonotraoted the walk entered
a joint suit against Dr, Blookall the
tenant and Jaime Ooxworlh the landlord
for payment.
DOCTORS DON'T KNOW ALL.
When tbey say Asthma le inoareble.
Every day bad oases are oared by
"Oatarrhozooe" ; this eoientifio treat•
men) is a perfect mods—Try catarrh•
ozone yourself.
taoderlelt.
Thomas Merdermott left for North
Bay, to join the engineering staff of the
G. T. P.
The annual meeting of the West
Huron Liberal Aseooiation will be held
on Tuesday, May 3031.
The reduced Satarday.to-Monday fares
on 0190 G. T. R. to Goderioh from inland
pointe are now in effect,
Mies A. B. Spence, Victoria street, re•
turned on Saturday last, after a six
months' visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
John end Andrew Flynn, of H0llett
townabip, sold a team of horses the other
day to Mr. MoOlnekey, of Goderioh, for
the cam of $450.
A trestle bridge hae been erected be -
Vegan Squaw Ielabel and Atlrill'e, thus
giving easy communication with that
Wised from the North shore,
Rev. Walter Jamleeon, of Heepeler,
made a brief visit to tows teat week. He
was accompanied by Mre. Jamieson, who
is remaining here for a few days,
II is eaggeated that, fn order to pro-
vide mush needed additional room at
the poetoffioe, a wing similar to that on
West side might be added at the East.
The old.eetablished stove and tin -
Ware bneinese of G. N. Davie has been
purchased by W. T. Pinder, who bac
been employed with 0. O. Lee for the
past ten years.
A gang of 15 moo have started work on
the oouetruetion of Ibe telegraph line of
the new Guelph to Goderiah branch of
the 0, P. R. They commenced to Work
at Guelph Junction.
The front has been torn nub of Walter
Kelly's jewelry afore and 'the adjoining
store and the brickwork for the new
front has been pat in. The two stores
will be thrown into one for Mr. Rally.
The Dement foandetioo for the North
street Methodist church is nearly finish.
ed, and the names ere pushing the work
so as to bave everything reedy for the
laying of the corner stone on Victoria
Day,
Catarrhal Troubles Prevalent
endue Months Cance ebekuese, Breathe
Ilyonbel, and Be Cured of Catarrh.
Catarrhal troablee are more mamma
at this eeaeon tbau al any other time of
the year. The sadden changes that
o0me during the Spring months .are pro-
ductive of many Daae] of (Mandl that
without proper treatment will become
ebronio.
The pleasantest, mod convenient, and
only eoientifio method for the treatment
and euro of catarrh, is Hyomei.. Simply
pui twenty drops in the little _pooket in•
haler that comae with every outfit, and
then breathe bt for three minutes four
times a day.
No dangerous drugs or alooholio oon-
800110ne are taken into the eye0em when
Hyoneei is need. Breathed through the
inhaler, the baleamio ftagraooe of
Hyomei penetrates to the moat remote
eells of the noes and throat, and thus
kills the catarrhal Berme, heals the ir•
Mated masons membrane, and given
oomplebo and permanent pure,
Thoneande of leetimoniele have been
given as 10 the astonishing sures made by
this remedy. J, S. Nugent, treasurer of
the New York Life Insurance Com.
pony, writes ;—"ome o
oared my daughterHyotoaeibarrbha,frcom whiompletelyb
she has been a eafferer for years."
The complete Hyomei outfit boats but
one dollar, and ae the inhaler will fast e
ifetime and therm le suflbeient. Hyomei
or several weeks' trelitmeot, it is; the
moat eoonomiaal oatarrhal remedy known.
Extra bottles Can be procured for fifty
bents'. Ask James Fox to show you the
strong guarantee ander which lee eelle
Hyomei,
John MoLanchlin and It, E. Sayles,
graduates of McMaster University, have
obtained fellowship] ie history and
eyetematio theology, respectively, '[n
i n'
Ch sago U Iereiiy.
Mt, Bettereball, of Stratford, recently
gave 0110 acres of );round for sporting
C 08e n
a as and offers i e
p p s e n tend roar er
five aores for athletio parpooea cad
park. The finance committee and the
,udime Gun Club will arrange the de.
nils, Me. 13atterehall Imo already given
500 to the Pertil Humane 800iety and
oneiderable same to the General fospit•
al,
Our Customers Highly Recommend these 'Varieties. t)
A. S TRACHAA
The Fun Starts
IIINIINNImemmansumg
The F Fun
atthe'
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all the time but he has got to have his fun and the care
of his clothes is a secondary matter ; try the Lion
Brand of Boys' Suits and Knickers and you will get
the best on the market. Coats are made with French
facings which give them a solid and lasting appearance
—Knickers have double seats and double knees—
double sewn seams and linings boxed in—nothing on
the market to equal them, and the price is no higher
than what you pay for inferior goods. Once a Cus-
tomer, always a Customer. We are the only Agents
in town,
I'M HERE AGAIN
Those who know me always welcome me to their
homes.
I'm quite good-Iooking though very black, and no
amount of washing changes my color.
Got double knees, toes, heels, and am ready to
make your acquaintance.
My present owners will introduce and part with
me for
25c, 35c or 40c, according to weight.
I'm the Black Cat Stockings for Children and
Ladies. Will you try me ?
D. C. ROSS
LEADING CLOTHIER, BRUSSELS.
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SPECIAL. VALUES
DINNER
SETS
AT
Thomson's
ew Buggie
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 Haid Cushion and
y Rubber,
Pneumatic Wheels, with Ball Bearing Axle.
Lumber Wagons—the very best oak gear, with half
truck or high wheels, either 21, 2i 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. •
.'Two Cows for sale at reasonable figures.
JOHN °OBER & SONS