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our graduates aro absolutely mire of
securing positions. Strong stuff of
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catalogue.
Addreaa:—
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And when her np ,toOnd him or
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Tent opens April inch, 1904
Two Courees-
1 Commoralai and Shorthand,
Send for College Journal.
A. L. MoINTYRE, Manager.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R. A. BURNS—
Sneeeseor to Dr. J. A. McNauy liton
Hruseels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyalinio Peet Graduate
School of Modiolar and Surgery, Now York.
Member of College, of Physicians and Sur•
goon, of Ontario.
Office and residence name as formorlyoa-
cupied by Dr. McNaughton.
DIsoaeoe of women a specialty.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY ¶1O LOAN AT 6 PER
Dent. F.S. SCOTT, Brunel'',
WH. MoCRACKEN—
• Issuer of Marriage Ltoeneee. Of-
fice et Gr000ry, Turnborry street, Brussels,
11ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN•
manaxGSzo has Several good Farms ter
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townohipe
of Morrie and Grey. F S. SCOTT. Bruneolo
C. 0. F.
Court Primness Alexandria, No. 24, 0. 0. L'.,
Brul0010, moats in their Lodge Room, Bias -
hill Block, on the god and last Tuesdays o1
each month, at S o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAS. BURGESS, 0, R.
e. N. MIOLLISH, R, B.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
INOnt5NOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
1.11 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• Ban, will sell far bettor prices, to
better men In less time and lase chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Bast Huron or
be won't charge anythlug. Dates and orders
can always bo arranged at this office or by
manna! appnoation,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Salve arranged for
at the office of Tun PosT, Brussels, 221f
VETERINARY.
G A. CUNNIN(IHAM—
• Honor G101100ce of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die.
eases o1 domesticated animals 1In a aompot•
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever. Calls
promptly attended to. OOIco and Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry et„
Brussel..
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
• Barriotor,. Solicitor, Notary, EEL
Bu0ceeeor to G. F. Blair. Oleae over Stiin-
dard Bank, Bt'aseole. Solicitor for Metro.
politan Bank.
N' M. SINCLAIR-
1 r • Barrister, Solicitor, Oouveynnoer,
Notary Public, &a. Uffiee—Stewatt'e Block
1 door North of Central Betel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
,p,nounro0'r, HAYS & BLAIR—
BAARRISTERBI,IIS IV ITE01OS, NOTABLES
W. Pnonnroor, K. 0. R. C. HAYS
G. h'. BLAIR.
O91oes—Those formerly oconplod'by Hewn
Cameron & Holt,
GOnnaion, - ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEILD.
DENTIST
040duate of • the Royal college of Dental
Burgeon( of Ontario and Flret•olase Honor
Graduate of 1oronto Vulvoesity, office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BItUStSELB.
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A Famous School
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STRANT.
Tbte 10 the meet sueees0fu1 Corma 010110101 and Shorthand Smoot in
LWe,torn Ontario The commie are up• .
to•dato and praotfcal and toaohing is y
L done by txperioneed inetrnotor0, Dur.
ng the poet 0abool year we have had
many Moro appItdatione from loading
imutineer haunt than wo had etudonte
graduatintryt Write for hoe Catalogue,
ELLIOTT & Mo14AOHisN,
Principat0.
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WINGHAM
Business College
If you,°spout to amount to anything In
this world, keep moving. Don't alt down
to watt for 0000000 to 'tome to you. Do
something for 701100elf every day, Take
every Magee that eller, to Itt yourself for
doing eomo uaotul and mil paid work, and
thou If opportunities don't come your way,
go oma hunt for tbem and don't slop hunt-
inguntil you enroll with us for ono of our
o which will open out for
undid courses w i p eu
splendid
pure 01100000 iu 0.0 the uveuusn of toot -
nen lite.
Wo bare n0 vaoatl00,
Terms and other ,utormatlon oboerfully
given by the Principal or call amu see our
olamooe at work, when in town.
Gno. BPo'ra'air, N. BNa1NALn FLnTonnn,
President, Principal.
12 years toaohlug exporlouoe.
tixtx
Lucttanovv.
The Orangeman of Lnaknow and
vicinity celebrated the twelfth oft July in
Kinoardiue.
W. J. Little and daughter Mary,
left to visit Mende in Chiosgo, Minae•
spoils sad Dakota.
Mre. D. E. Cameron, of New York, le
the gneet of her mother, Mre. R. J.
Whitley of thin village.
Mise Laura Barges, returned to
Toronto, afier spending some time with
her grandparents in the village.
J. W. Mnrray, Ashfield, gold hie
splendid farm of 125 scree to James him
Donald for $9000. Mr. McDonald oleo
purobetted 50 agree more from Mr. Mur-
ray for $2100.
Luokuow Public School pupils have
made a 'splendid record at Dm Entranoe
Examination. Out of the 20 pupils that
wrote 17 were ouaaeoeful, 12 of whom
took femora, while Moister DeLemme
Millyard, only 11 years of age, bandit the
list with 536 marks, or 80 per cent.
Blyth.
Mise Edna Hamilton bats returned
from Toronto, where she was attending
the oouservatory of numb for several
menthe past.
Mre. (Dr.) Sloan, of Toronto, aeoom•
ponied by her grandson and granddough•
ter, of Buffalo, was a visitor at the home
of. Reeve Sloan.
Mies Maude King is visiting her
parents Geo. and Kra. King. Site ie
aotively engaged in deaconess work in
Detroit and is at prseent on a two
menthe' vacation.
Thomas Joon, left Montreal by eteamer
Lake Champlain for Liverpool and then
to Woolverbomptoo, England, wbere he
will spend two or three months with
relative', and visiting menu of childhood,
Frank Metcalf be enjoying o holiday
outing in Northern Michigan. He left
by train, going from Blyth to Port
Huron, where be took boat for Mackinaw
and then proceeded to Charlevoix by
train.
Hugh and Mre. McQnarrie have gone
on a two mouths' trip to the Nortbwest.
They have four song in Minnedoea, and
it is not likely that another opportunity
will present itself of visiting them all to•
gather,
There were 175 titillate gold ab Blyth
station for tho 12th of Jelly oelebration
at Clinton. The number sold at Belgrave
was 130 and at Londeaboro 22. At
the lass named piaoe 85 tickets were gold
for the celebration at London.
TIIE TITIN IRAN'S DANGER.
He can't resist dieeaee germs,—that's
why he's snob a mark for consumption.
In this land of plenty, Ibinne'se is wiaked•
nese, especially when its easily overcome
with Forrozone. Thie remarkable Deems
builder makes you fat quickly ; it done so
by forming blood that's rich, nouriebing
and healthgiving. Ferrozone supplies the
nutriment needed by worn out nerves,
rapidly oonetrnote muscle and fatty
110000. The form illle out, the oheeke
redden, proving Rut weight ie being
added. To be well and stay well, nee
Ferrozone. Fifty ob000late coated
tablets for fltty aeon or six boxes for
$200 at all druggists.
Fonet *ay lett .
234 tickets were Bold at Fordwiob
depot to exoureionisto on July 12th.
G. E. and Mre. MOKre left for Sault
Ste. Marie where they will upend a
pleasant holiday with friends,
Mre. G. B. McKee has resigned her
position as organist of the Methodist
ahormh, wbioh ehe has held very accept.
ably for the pesa year.
Rev. J. and rare. Hamar and family
ere visiting friends at Fanehawe, near
Loudon. Kr. Hunter is enjoying a three
week(' holiday, kindly granted by the
Quarterly Cffioial Board,
The following Mtwara of Jubilee
Connell, No. 229, R. 'P. of T, for the en.
ening year were installed. S. 0 , H, W.
Laird ; P. Co W. H. Dewuey : Chap ,
Geo. Walkey, Sr• ; Herald, Ohm, A.
W.lkey ; Guard, N. Gibson ; Sentinel,
dna. Stevens ; Cronin, Mies Maggie
Malleo,
At a meeting of the, officers and
tenehere of the ttiree ,villa a Sunday
Schotl0 in the Presbyterian (Morels base
meet, it was decided10 hold the annual
el, S. picnic 0u Tuesday, Magnet let, The
following 0.mmittees were appointed,
wbo will have full control of the pia.nio :
Jas. Rowe, J, H. Johnston and 'W.
Watters, Executive Committee ; Mre. W.
Goggin, Mrs. Geo. Waikey, and Mre,
Wtn, Armstrong, Provision Committee';
W. Wellaoa, Elmer Fallie, W. P. Dobson,
Mimeo B. Oaetelt, U. Millen, M. McKee,
M. Peal, N. Hainetook sod Mrs. Spink°,
Prograin Committee.
At the Howiek Sabbath School Con.
Motion the local Secretary gave the Sun.
day Soboot report whioh Elbowed the
following :—No, of S. S. reported, 12 ;
total number of pnpile 649 t total nmottnt
required to pay expenent of eohoolo 9810.-
99 ; contributed bo charitable object',
$188 88. Those funds have been talent
by offerings, oabeoriptione sod enter.
telnments. There isn't a Home Do.
partment fn oonneotion with any of
the oahoot0. Forty five mile joined the
Malone charobee during 1904, 20 of them
becoming members of Trinity Oburoh,
Fordwick, Ninety,flve pupil; are pledg.
ad nbelainere, all belonging 10 the
Methodist 13. S. of Corrie, 1'ordwioh and
Lakelet. Fordwiob Preebylerian
oharoh oontribnted $99 to mission; and
Trinity obttrolt, Foedwioh, 980 towarde
other objeoto. Ml the oohoole are in a
healthy etate, The flnanokl report
allowed $4.28 on hand from foal year,
The collection° amounted to $1136, there
being 916.74 on hand. Wroxethr was
chosen ea the next place of meeting. Rev.
Mr, Ooterhout wea elaoted President.
ITc otstn ti,
T. Kurdook took Colonel Hunter to
Preebon ranee,
Wm. Kelehon of the Honoall Engine
Work', has aat,igned.
The wet weather hap been keeping
back the work on the new drain.
Quite a number from here attended the
mem at Zurich on the now trooli,
r
Hooson le beginning to talk up a Hen•
sail Old Boy's oelebration for next year.
Forty tickets were gold at the station
here tor the Clinton 12111 of July mica
bration.
The drainage work will be extended
500 feet West of the point located on
the profile.
The pastor of the Methodist Chetah
bag been granted three weeks' boliday by
the trune's board.
Mier Jennie welsh has graduated me
treated name at Victoria Hospital, Lou-
don, and hag received her oertidaatee,
She had the honor of panting with the
highest marks.
Some of Dor oitizene seem to have for-
gotten that there is a village bylaw pro
bibiting tattle from running at large and
giving a reward of 25 ciente a head to any
person taking each cattle to the pound.
Alex. Molwen has disposed of hie doe
farm of 150 agree to bit eon Hugh for
$10,000. Mr. MoEwen, we noderetand
has purchased a reeidenoe in London and
will leave with Mrs. MoB wen in the Fall.
The foundry and machine shop is ex.
panted to be in operation again in a short
time. The plant end fixtures are in the
beet of °haps for turning out work and
we hope Mr, Kelehou lean make arrange-
ment(' to continue.
TIDE WORST OF A COLD
Is how suddenly it comes, No time to
burry to tbe drng store, 'troop develops,
the lunge are tffeoted with pneumonia
or tuberculosis and its too late. Keep
Oatarrahozone on hand.—it kills colds
instantly. Somotbing magical about the
way it owes Catarrh and Bronchitic.
Catarrhozone is the beet remedy because
it onree in nature's way; it heals, soothes,
and mires permanently. Carry a Catarrho-
zone inhaler to your pocket, use it
000asioually and you'll never oatoh cold
—thal'a worth remembering,
Exeter.
W. J. O'Brien, who has had (barge of
the Commercial Department of the Pgblio
School bare, has handed his resignation
to the trustee's.
Mre. Powell, who is occupying her
Summer aottoge at Grand Bend, met
with a painful eaoideob. It appears she
was attending to her hooeehold duties
when in some manner the fell into the
oellar, a distance of several feet, reoeiving
a severe °book and enotainiog many
bodily injuries.
At a meeting of the Bowling Olnb the
following rime were formed W.
Blatchford, N. D. Hanlon, R, B. Samuel,
H. E. Huston, Rev. R. J. M. Perkins,
skip ; R. 8. O'Neal, J. Davie, R. S. Lang,
H. T. Beloher, Dr, Rollins, Joo. Muir,
skip; I. R. Carling, W. W. Tamen, J. G.
Sbanbary, C. 13. Snell, J. Cobblediok,
Rev, Wm. Martin skip; W. H. Lovett,
W. J. Heiman, L. H. Diokeon, Dr.
Sweet, E. W. Horne, F. W. Gladman,
skip.
An accident that might bave been at.
tended with orioles reaulte betel Mre.
Wesley J. Bieeett, William ebreet. She
waseleeping up•etaire and thinking elm
beard the little girl crying in an adjoin•
ing rooms hastily arose and half asleep
mod likewise half awake she started for
the room, but in some unaccountable
manner turned into the doorway leading
dowo Moire and as a result took a header
landing down a long flight of steps.
Hearing the noise Mr. Bieeett hastened
down entire where he found Mre. Biased
nnaoogafoae and badly ebaken ap. She
soon revived from the Shook and wive for
a few painful bruises, particularly on the
head, she hoe almost recovered.
Clinton.
Lemon Bros. Oirons be to appear in
Clinton on July 29th,
Clinton Rifle Aeeoolation has complete
ed their new ranges, whioh are situated
on Gibbing° property to the rear of the
Collegiate.
For the half year ending 30th of Jane,
there were recorded with D. Maophereon,
division registrar, 27 births, 8 marriages
and 22 deaths.
Rev. A, Stewart and wife, indeed of
takings trip West ae originally intended,
have gone to Lachnte, and will spend
moat of their holiday in the East.
D. Cantelon bas returned from his trip
to the West. He says that in the
immediate neighborhood of. Winnipeg the
'rope are poor, but e'eewhere they are
eplend id,
Owing to the 0001(0ned ill health of
J. R. Rambell, he bas sold . his jewellery
luminous 10 W. R. Counter, who was for
many yearn in the same line of business
in Seeforth. Mr, Coaster baa taken
poeeee0100.
The "hat noramble" in front of Hod
gene Brea, More, on Wedneeday after
moo, when they threw awnv from
the top of the building e. me 200 hate,
created a good deal of arnu.emeul for the
large crowd pertieipatiog,
Alfred Barge got a blow iu the face
that rendered him onoonooione. Be woe
working at the elevator, whioh is not yet
complete• when a piece bleat wan being
lowered lamas a plank (mooing it to fly
up ; the plank end naught him a (harp
blo ander the chic
w e whioh knocked a d bl m
again0t a brioli wall rendering him un•
000eoions, When he recovered he had
not the slightest reoollegtion of what Imp.
pened.
HALF -SICK PEOPLE.
Th world ie foil of them. Just Mak
enough to feel lazy and listless ; to have
no appetite ; to sleep poorly. Quite often
you're half aiok yourself. Chances are
the trouble is in the atomaab and
howele. Beet prescription is Dr. Hernia
ton's Pills ; they tone up the entire
system, elevate your epirite, and Danko
yon well iu one night. Dr, Hamilton's
Pills work wonder° with people in your
condition. Mild in motion, effective and
easy to take. Get Dr. Hamilton's Pills
today, 25o per box at all dealers in medi•
eine.
1Amt.°Wr,l.
A. J. Collins, wbo is somewhat of a
florist, ie the po0e0eeor of a epeoieo of
mates known , as the Night blooming
Cereuo.
The tender of the Mitchell Bridge Co.
for the Wallace, Main and Elms Street
Bridget, has been accepted, enbjeot to the
By•Law being oarried.
Florence Rothwell, daughter of B. and
Mre. Rothwell, has been seriously ill
with pneumonia, whioh developed from
meeeles, but i0 now melting fair progreee
toward recovery.
Andrew Olimie, the well know imple•
meet salesman, had a slight stroke of
paralysis on Tneeday morning of last
week, and has einem been confined to his
home. His oondition is slightly improv
ed at present, and hopes are entertained
for his speedy recovery.
Some young men or lade have lately
been using the tank of the water tower
for a target, firing at it with emall
oalibre thins, reeidenta of the neighbor.
hood frequently experiencing the 000om
Portable sensation of bearing bullets
whistling over their heads.
Thursday of last weak 'thortly before
noon m severe eleotrio storm palmed over
town, daring which the barn of Aaron
Tremain, Slain St., was snook by light.
nine and burned. The building, wbiob
P00 not a very large etrnotnre, buret in-
to ilemee immediately after a terrific
thunder clap, and it wan with difiioolty
the harem and harness could be got ant,
The rest of the °entente were deetroyed.
The fire brigade, whioh reached tie
scene too late to rave the building, did
good work in drowning out the fiomee,
There tear a small inoelranoe on the baro.
Mies Tremain, wbo was silting at the
window in the hoose at the time, received
a severe shook, it taking Dome time to
bring her around.
talon erich .
Goderioh will bave about seventy new
reeidenoee during 1905.
The date of the A. 0. U. W. piaoio at
Point Farm has been changed from July
2101 to July 28th.
The burning of the elevator has canoed
a considerable ebrinkage io freight traffic
at the G. T. R. depot.
A few of the trees of the catalpa
variety to the town supplied by the late
Judge Tome are now in fn11 bloom.
A large staff of brioklayere is now
working on the new Methodist oharoh,
which, ao00idering the weather, its rising
rapidly,
The grain in tbe ruins of the burned
elevator, estimated at nearly 200,000
lenebels, was sold by auction being
kuoaked down to Mr. McNair, of Toren.
to, at 914,350.
Commercial fishing has fallen off so
/bat the boats that have fished from tbie
port in the Spring have lilted eomo of
their one and ere retiring from the
business al this port.
A large number of mon are now engag-
ed moving the wheat of the burned elm
valor. Some is being shipped by the
oars, and large lits are being sold to the
farmers, yet it looks me if July will have
passed away before the ground and
harbor ie clear of the grain.
R. Oraigie is the designer of a clever
imitation of a lonomative and tender
00000in0 a bridge, whioh is to be seen in
0. 0. Lee's store window. The abet.
menta for the bridge are of binder twine
and the whole rig is made up of goods in
the More.
Sinn the return of the 33rd regiment
from Damp at London laat month it has
been deoided to remove the quartersof the
regimental bend from Sordoni] to Gode-
rioh. This Ine0ne practically that the
bend of the Goderioh Musical Society,
known for years an the Goderieb Marine
Band, will become the military bend for
Heron county,
To Our Customers
"1,'IIrn1'In'1,a1,"Ica„' W'W4aW
Having had the misfortune to have my
Factory deetroyed by fire on May 25th last, and
having purchased a Hardware business in Ford-
wich since, I find it necessary to make prompt
Collections to close up my Brussels accounts. I
therefore ask a prompt settlement.
All accounts not settled'by either cash or
note by Tuly 2lst will have to be placed in
other hands for collection. Kindly take note of
this and govern yourself accordingly.
Thanking you for the generous support of
the past, I am,
Yours Trnly,
FRED. ADAMS.
George A. Robinson, R. A„ was angel:. ' 4, vhP"TI'V."1,1"1 4'1 "''ii }y''r, ( I+mTh", 717a,niawl I,a1MtFtl7Npp r -f iii
rd ae etiienoe master, in place of A. G.
r dWed'vrrlWryi r s.. y,.! Pf! . - -i t v:l,. ya. _ •. o¢1d^1Y':+I" ^+A.+
Wilaoa resigned, at a ealnry of 9900, his I '
debts i„ e. nnmenoe September let next, fl /tet I ® I,
Mr. Robinson bas lead five years' d! M✓ ! A `r n tE U
Experience au public eobool timelier turd
one year 00 mimes master in Ridgetown
Collegiate Institute, and is an honor
graduate of Toronto University and a
specialist i1' 0010nee.
VVfrigrit atrra.
Union Sunday School pianio from
Wingham will be held this year again In
Hinoardine, The date je Augnet 1st,
' Samuel Bennett, of the Wingham
planing mill, has had the work Dom•
mended on a large brick addition to the
front of hie mill.
H. B. Elliott, editor of the Timer, re.
turned from bit, Old Country trip on
Monday of last week, and reports an en.
joyable and invigorating ontiog.
Mine Eva Dawson has returned from
Florida, where the has been residing for
some menthe, and Spent a few days of
the poet week with her mother in town.
Rev. D, Perris, pastor of Wingham
P,eebytorian Ohuroh, ao0ompanied by
Sire. Perris and family, huts gone to
spend a few weeks with relatives in 0 ry
townebip.
Wesley Ansley has been elected Pr,al•
dent of Wingham Epworth League in
plass of Aneon Dulmage, jun., who has
removed to Toronto, and Mie, K. B.
Gandy wit elated 101 Vice Preeidenb.
A happy event took place at the resi•
dente of W. J. Henderenn, Wingham
Junotion, on Tuesday evening of last
week, when bis sister, Miss Nellie
Henderson became the bride of Thos.
Small. of Listowel, and a former Wing.
hamite.
Minerva Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. 0.
F., Wingham, have oompleted arrange•
meats with the G. T.11, to ran an ea -
cordon from Kiooardiae and all inter.
mediate stations to Kippen, to Sarnia, on
Satordey, Aoguet 12111, Train will
have Wingbam at 6 40 a. m., fare to
Sarnia and return 92 05, In commotion
with this excursion arrangements have
been made with the White Star Line for
p080005ere to seems a low rate from
Sarnia to Detroit on the steamer
"Taehmoo," thee giving an opportunity
of upending Sunday in that city. Re.
turning, special train will leave Sarnia on
Monday, Anguot 14111 at 10 p. m.
A FAMILY NECESSITY.
It's remedy oapable of affording im-
mediate relief to the hundred and one
nilmente that oouetaotly arise. It may
be a oold, perhaps toothache, Neuralgia,
pain in the back—see Poleou'e Nerviline,
it le penetrating, pain enbdaing and
powerful. Nerviline i1' five times strong-
er than ordinary remedies and it's worth
in any household oan't be over estimated.
For man or beast Nerviline is a pena-
oea for all pain and mete only 25a. a
bottle. Boy Nerviline today from your
drnggiel.
. 3twoorl.
G. T. R. Agent Gray sold 100 liokete
for Stratford on the glorious twelfth.
Ed. Reek has enured the contract for
painting the large shed of the Presby-
terian
resbyterian oharoh.
The friends of W. T, Hollis, cheese•
maker of Adolphoetown, will be glad to
learn that he is recovering from a severe
tbront trouble.
Offioore of Atwood Lodge No. 332,
I. 0. 0. F., were installed by P, D. D. G.
M. J. A. Milabeil. The new D, D. G. M.
Geo. A. Porter, of Listowel, was also
present and outdated in the installation.
The new offioare for the current term are
N, G„ Cyrus Harvey ; V. G., Jae. W.
Dickson ; Rea, Seo. T. G. Ratcliffe,
Financial Secretary, Robert Brown ;
Treasurer, Thee. Hamilton. A oandidate
was also initiated on the game evening,
From the annual financial statement
of the Methodist church, Atwood circuit,
appear the following interesting facts
amount raised for =Material support by
Atwood 9699.20, by Donegal 9212 ; for
Miesiono 9217; aonnesiooal funds 9123.41;
church abed $167.71 ; oharoh collections
9162.21 ; Ladies' Aid 927.26 ; Women's
Missionary Society 928.26 ; Epworth
League $48.08 ; Sunday School $65.97 t
Donegal(eharah aolleotions $40, Oboe mak.
ing the very respectable total of 91,703 89.
Judge Barron was fn Monkton Tues-
day, of last week, to bear arguments re
the claims of Meagre. Mallory and
Broughton against the Elmo Coattail for
damages to land by flooding Doused by an
uncompleted award drain. Lawyer
Morphy, of Listowel, looked after the
township's interests, and Lawyer Mo.
Pharaon, of Stratford, appeared for the
claimant,. John Roger, engineer for
Elmo, and L. Mateo, engineer for Mo.
Glory, were present and gave evidence,
The appellants appealed against their
aeseesment in the Logan Maitland Drain.
The Judge reserved hie decision for a
few days. MoOlory'o suit for damages
will Dome op later for trial. It ie to be
hoped that the matter will be amicably
settled. Drainage law mite are expon
sive luxuries at boat,
All Thin,
Pale Women
('till Learn the Pause of Their Nen.
vans Usrd-ap Condilioh.
With women, 0.1 health is usually
tra0eab10 to nerve exhadslien. Feeling
rundown and tired most of the time is
nature's warning that more nerve force
i, required.
You moat bui'd up, nonriah the body
vitalize the nerve,, get more flreb and
blood.
Ida the ahnodent nutriment nod
building material in Ferrozone that en.
ables it to Imre e0 many aiok Pomo'. It
inoreaeee the appetite, arida weight and
strength, reetoree lost color and develops
a enrphts of energy and nerve torte that
deboe Makneee of any find. There is
living proof in Mre. Daniel I!ergneen,
of Presmott, Ont, Read her etatemeut,
t'A year ago my health failed. I grew
thin and exceedingly bale. At dove I
was prostrated with nervone and aloft
head00he. All day S wee tired, At
night it was difficult to obtain restful
sleep. My appetite was variable and ire
digeetiott bothered me ooneiderably, I
became moroeo end eofferd from heart
palpitation, Pon could edarooly believe
the ben, fit I derived in one week from
Ferrozone. Color deme bank to my
'Sleeks. My vitality and appetite in.
ermined, renewed nerve tome and better
spirits came also. FerteLene did a
world of good and outdo me well.
Remember this ; No tt tlnholid elimU.
BLYTUT
Great Clearing Sale
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This week we make no oomment but let the goods
for thomeelvee, Linen
—Sootob Gingbame, fine quality, font mime, worth 18e, for 10'.
— Flannelettes, wide width, oheeks and stripes, worth 8a, for 50.
—Bleaobed Cotton, fine soft finish, worth 7o, for 53.
—Fancy Sateeae, in floral designs, regular 10o and 127ao, for 5o.
—Linen Flaked and Plain Goode, moll, blue, champagne, resida,
oto., good value at 15o, for 100.
— Wbite and Cream Lustros, plain and figured, at 25e, 35o and 50o.
—Allover Lam, bleak, white, cream, eta., from 200 to al
75,
—Lltdiee' Cloven, in lisle, taffeta and oillr, in blank, grey, fawn, brown,
etc , regular 1513, 20a, 25a and 35o, for 8a.
—bodied' New Gulf Jaokete and pante at popular prime.
—Ladies' Conine just received in all the 'Meet styles, inolnding the Bust
Improver and Tape Girdle, from 35a ap.
—Another lot of that Pure Linen Totvelliog, sold everywhere at 8o, far 6o.
—Lodiee' Fine Summer Vesta, with or without sleeves, from 71 to 750.
— Ladies' Laae Gloves, is blank, white and cream, at all prices.
—Bleak Oat Hnaiory for boys, in heavy ribs, they wear like leather, very
special at 251, 30c and 40a.
— Men's Heavy Wool Socks, good value at 20o, for 15a.
—Men's Neglige Shirts, in new patterns, worth (300, for 39a.
—Men's Blaok Sateen Shirts, good value at 65o, for 50e.
— Meo'o Heavy Working Shame, in all qualities, from 9110 to 92 50,
—Heavy Scotch Cork Linoloums, 4 yards wide, in blook and floral
teras, good mine at 55e, for 50 cents per Square yard.
—Llnolenme, 2 yards wide, in sew patter's, a snap at 35a.
—Floor Oil Cloth, 1, 1a and 2 yards wide, greet value at 25a.
Pat tf'
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Our Fine and Up-to-date stock of Bug-
gies is now on the market and we invite
intending purchasers to call and inspect.
They are all made of best material with
the very latest improvements.
Have you seen our fine display of Oak
made Wagons ? Every one warranted to
be as represented.
Repairs and Painting promptly attended to.
Tops Relined and Covered and made as good
as new. Call and see ue.
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lent can nourish and build ap like Per.
rozone. Fifty Dente per box or els
boxes for $2 50. At all dealers, or N.
0. Polson tot Oo., Kingston, Ont„ and
Hartford, Conn., U. S. A.
WOOL
Any quantity of Wool
wanted for which the
Highest Market Price
will be paid. Wool will
be taken in at No. 2
Storehouse or the Flour
and Feed store.
Alf. Baeker,
BRUSSELS.
Peter Williamson was hit on the bead
with a pick eaid to be thrown by Jamie
Shackleton during a gnarrel ab Hamilton,
and is in the hospital in a critical son•
dition.
MOORE Baos.
Have placed in stock a
fine assortment of late
American
Songs, Waltzes
and Tvro-steps
All sold at '• price
250_ CACI
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