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ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONTT.,
Den, YQNeN AND ALaxANDatn S'1'8. g
The atteudauce at the opouhlg of
our 2)031 Term waa PM TIMES as 'rout.
as that of a year ago. Last month we
had "
1 11tN Torus se em many a cali
Y
e for book•
ooudfi keepers, stenographers, undoubtedly
ehe. es weo •
progressiveness
ssi This nod oubte(s Mar.,that
is
f bile best Reheat ' to patronize. Enter
Do v. Magnificent oat4loguo free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Prmoipal.
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_-MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R. A. BURNS—
SueceMee to Dr. J. A. 11eNnughton
Brussels, (JIIII11•Jo
Graduate of Polyolinio Poet Graduate
Rehool of Medicine and Surgery, Now York
Member of Oollege of Fhyaioiaus and Sur -
pone of Ontario.
Wino anal residence same as formerly ac-
cented by Dr. MoNetu;htou,
Diseases of womou a specialty.
'Phone No. 2t.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PEE
_LYJ.. omit, F.R. SCOTT, Brussels,
\AT H, MoCRAOKEN—
nae at Grocery of Marriage
hrosselat
1.4-1ARMS FOR SALE—TILE UN
nnnaroNoD has several good Farms for
gale and to rent, easy terms, in Township,
of Morris and Grey,. F 8. S0OT'I',Brueeele
C. O. i .
Court Princess Alexandria, No.24, 0. 0, F.,
Bruaeels, meets ie thoir Lodge Room Bias -
hill Block, an the and and last Tuesdays of
mien mouth, a48 o'clook. Vieitiugg brethren
always 1001000)0, JAS. BURGESS, 0.1t.
A, E. MELLISH, R, 8.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM;
INOn1AN02,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS,
vo S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• sus, will sell for better prices, -to
bettor mon, in lees Ume and loos ebargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Hurou or
he won't charge anything, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this Moe or by
personal application,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged fon
at the office of Tac Poste, Brueoole, 2241
VETERINARY.,
G A. CUNNINGHANI—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet.
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated animate , to a oompet-
ont manner, Partleular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Favor, Oats
promptly attended to, Onloe and Infirmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Teruberry et.,
JJruoeele,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta,
Summer to G. F. Blair. 011loe over Stan-
dard Sank, Brunets, Solicitor for Metro-
politan !lank,
WM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, 8o11oitor, !Conveyancer,
Notary Public, R0. Uffioe—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
pROUDFOOT, HAYS r4) BLAIR—
BARRISTERS, SOLIOITf(RS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC', 10TO,
W. PRo)Dp0OT, K. 0, - R, .0. HAYS
G. F. BLAIO.
OJ0oa6—Those formerly 0ooupied by Alessi%
Cameron & Holt,
00p8A100, ONTARIO,.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEILD.
l/EN'1'ItlT
Graduate of the Royal OollOka Of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Pirot.olaes Honor
Graduate of Toronto University, ofioo
next to Brewet•'o Photograph Gallery,
BRU8810L8.
CENTRAL �q
STRATFORD, ONT.
The largest Business and Short-�p
hand Sehoo iu Western. Ontario, Our bQ
• <Mimeos aro thorough i and sed i
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Teachingie done b ns )tri
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9� in 6118 bomlhionatruetore, otos, ie no better aohool 11
Va 9b'
A1.L GRADUATES 110001414 1'08. li
1,1 IT10N8. ,I9utor NOW,
�Write for our freo (iOtalOgao,
.D 10LLIUI"r & AIOLAOHLAN, Ar
Prineitaalo, II
=iat lb=cit-e'i !all -ffi lfo`3 Ei
W/NGHAM imenneofola (Or sumo time. She le
College
xq ry wafering from filo 060031, but has Ili/
Business
ess ( ;o l e. 0a 1,npru Vad Iind i(1 100(11lu nNGi14', 11,104 I0
4),r M FiP4ii3 Voi W t uw 660114(44 tba4 she (1311 0(3(111 ha fu
180800red,
till p }p4t d p -. _ _.�..--••---..+.+.,.,,..
t ;emir will hive itis rea,iAPP n f •eat of .""".. . . "...:: "^^`^- -:
is 1 tr ir't'H oP greu4 praoUn)'1 valor. h�e °�,r �dt�e it ',sin,Ir•o u ,,a•� •r) ,.ow,l op,111 .yF- u• °' rr
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PAREN't'01,YOUN(i MEN, YOUNG WOMEN,
of BookkeepE I1P ing, Mllartleuud ,iiidl l yliewii6•
/�9 21.1 Inv/ea- eetl it tor
anemias 1ividee
every day to the year.
There Is too 06)10111(0 tb0 BRIIIS24NT, fm•
prove t110 pro80(14 and yeti enure in the
future,
Muter NOW, and secure a thorough training
in. either of our departments, that will
novo the business avenues 01100008fnlly
for you.
Perms and further Information oheerlolly
ktyuu 4y culling et Writing,
6100. ni,P "
o1 r), N. 1iN01NALn poi, al[
Prualuvu4, na,
12 years te0ohing experouuo.
ts.rx.ct letns_
'V1Io 9rrlrar-
The Carey Shod 0d., of 'reroute, has
,1f i l
p v dad the Ratline stook in town.
Geo, elaeou bee pnrohaae(1 a new fold
ingorgan fur use 111 0otklge meetings.
1tub1. MoXay caught a blank bast, 18O
;081100 long lend 5>l 4O0h00 broad tutu
weighing about 4 ',mottle.
bin08 Marjorie .11, Fisher bus bean re.
engaged us teacher at the Lower Twee
sellout with au 1110rtae9 of eat
Dr. Bothnia reoeived word of the
death of his wife, at Plano, Algoma. The
110oease(1 lad was a remittent Y of t u[ Wiuuhuw
e
(1600 eu
Ctl ago.
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The Mieees Little, Tata of Bruaaels Rud
Toronto, have opened a new etuuk of
Millinery fu the store next to the post.
°Moe, formerly oaaapied by H. Park,
Tile receipts of the Firemen for the
Labor Day demonstration were a little
over $700, and the expenses about 0500,
90 4ha4 the b'Iremens' feud is 100reu80(1
by about
0200.
Geo. E. King's valuable colt died ou
T38sday evening of last week. Mr. Km;:
le au admirer of good horoos and tide
was a favorite one, Bence the lone is wore
keenly felt. Til0 animal wag praoIioally
sold for $850, had she lived.The notorteue -
b
sen it trouble again,- Ou complaint
Alex. Kelly, she wa0 charged with in
droent conduit and lodged iu the look.up.
On Sunday some person or person,
broke the look in the door and set her
free. leh0 was, lhowev811, ,captured by
Oonetable Phippeu, and 00 Monday we,
eentanued to six 10001118 in the GOunty
jail by Police Magistrate Murton.
It3eIo r a—vce.
WELD/NO BELL).—A very interesting
MD t00k place 011 Wednesday 8th inst.
at the hove of Jno, and Mrs. Soandret6,
near Belgrave. It wee the marriage of
their only daughter, @lies Lillie Muy, to
W. J. Oole, an estimable young man of
the neighborhood. The young lady, too,
eujoye a wide popularity and ie deserved-
ly esteemed. The uumeroue trod mutt.
ly presents showed the great esteem )e
w1110h the young people were bold. The
display of wedding preemie skated the
remark, "Young married people now be-
gin where their parents left oil." TLe
ueremouy was performed 101 high noon by
Rev. J. Edmoude, rentor of Blyth and
Belgrave, iu the pr0enoe of a large
number of invited guests, The writer
has beau naked to describe the dress, but
he cannot, How can 0. man describe
mob things ? Suffice to say it was
lovely 1 radiant I beautiful I The tables
were eprettd in the dining room and they
were worth eeetng. Everything that
8ould d07fght the moat faetidioue palate
was there, We are AM the guests
thoroughly enjoyed tbemeelves tbat day.
Rev. Mr. Edmonds 401181ed the bride and
groom in a fe10 feliaitone words end Rev,
J. J. Hestia foilowrd in a eiuoere speech,
blended with wit and humor, After the
customary tributes of viae and old ehoee
bad been paid the bride and groom de-
parted:amid emilee and were and good
wishes to spend the honeymoon in Owen
Sound, Toronto end elsewhere. On their
return they will settle down on a aloe,
uoey farm near Baigrave. 'Obey }owe
the good wishes of the whole oom1000117
for their future happiuess iu all of which
THE POST joins.
THOSE 4NN4IY181+ RLA4LCIIIIAl/5.
Esteru0l applioatioue will never re
move pimples or blaoeheada. Only by
stimulating oireulation and purifying the
blood can it be done. For quick, sure
release from these poets use Ferrozono
ie drives all humors from the blood
melees the skin Ileoltby and tones ap the
system, With the pure, nutritious blood
made by Ferrozan° We impoeeible to suf.
ter from any ekin dinettes. You'll have a
smooth deligbtfnl actin, healthy oolor and
beautiful aomplexion by tieing Ferrozone
end you'll feel immensely better as well,
Fifty aerate buys a box containing fifty
ob000late coated tablets at any drug
store,
.4,4loCUW et.
Listowel Foll Fair will be bel(; in the
driving perk, the dates bring Tuesday
and Wedneeday,Sept. 26th and 2701,
Walter Broe. 11av0 removed their dry
goodeapd general store from the Camp.
bell blook to the Thornpeou otore on the
wrest,
M, Sahinbein hae bet -un the work
of rebuilding and refitting the Campbell
block, which he lately purohased, Ban•
ford Bros, have the comma in hand.
Mise Mo2erZie of the Publio Solhoo!
teaobing et8(f into beau awarded a
e(.hul0rebip at the Macdonald I00114ute
at Guelph, and will leave tp take 10 course
in that institution.
B. F. and Mrs, Brook returned to town
loot week, after theirtwomonths' trip to
the Old Coulltry. During their, ettty
abroad they visited the principal cities
of England and Scotland, and spent
some titne 30 the Fl1ghl8nd0, also talc.
hog 8 trip to Ireland and another to
Pat is,
While falling a drive on Wednesday
afternoon of lost week, Mrs. Paul, wife
of R. S, Paul of the Grand Central, and
Mise Lillian 21oKay, dining (Dom girl,
met with an 1nfortbnate. 800ide0t,
When about a mile Wed of the town the
htee r
o M , Paul's fine
r drivar, b
eonm
e
frightened ata (ow and a litter of i
on the roadway, and euidenly 10beelod
around, overturning the buggy and upset.
ting the ledteu'(nto the ditch, and atone
baiat( 60 town at a runaway pace. Upon
hurrying out to the some of the aeofde1t
&Ire, Paul Wall 'found to have reoefvedr
10Mb braises but was not of eerionaly in
jured, Miss McKay dill not maps so
well, and was badly shunned, remaining
1r,•,
Ilya
app a nu „ F th'iso prinutplea to farm E�y �✓� r §
route,
led -
der tiro"
rt1 Y•
1and c
tl
inti
I
he oar •
� Management, .030. u
la i4 01
t r lent ,
k breeding, '
of cattle, bootee, obeep, swine, .and 1 0"el
l
p"nitry. Thu bafidiug of otablee and
borne, the oouetruotion of piek0rise, 8beep
polio and poultry houses will be amply
treated, The problernd of the fruit
farmer and market gardener, dor.
104 and bar+ltexper will alae be damned
from time to time. In addition to the
foreplay,
a BOY
aeries e
of art'
tales or road
melting, beautifying the country, im
proving rural life, eta, .will be pub'iehed,
.Many stook farms will be (leited and
described, .Faunxre' eanv0(:tieneand ag•
rieultural asecouatf000 will bo reported.
T
130 108 '
s16dfLir
[ a and opportunities
alvaltfnai the aettier in the newer deo•
thine of Canada will be amplified, In
brief, molting will be lift undone 1913)011
will melte the Agrieuitural Department
of The Weekly Globe a11d Canada
1''armer even more valuable an•1 more
popular than it ie today,
County Model School Students,
Twenty live student, are in a44endun0e
at (Jodi -Holt Model Sohool• The esudente
1 1
as r
o led n • •
to — i
Alae
M. Tutt
r t
k GOdO•
rfalr ; Loretta Griffin, 1C.lu4afl ; Theo
(Inrb!olh, Da8htvo0d ; Wilhalmfnn Roth.
erford, Bt, (miens ; Cora 0, Roberta,
Dungannon I Lilian . McLean, Kinulfl;
I1Ieetior Funa4on, Btratford ; Margaret
0, Clarke, c , Ht. Melena ; Lew01n11d 1'ich
bourne, Goderiob itlurgaret Troy,
Whiteohnroh ; Edith Sparic8, Bayfield ;
Bolen M, Sparks, B'ake ; Etta Petrie,
Brnoefiold ; Jean Oantelou, Godorioh ;,
LP/Dunlop, Goderiob ; Elizabeth Muth.
seined,
Burnet
Leigh, 1S: (t0nac:
Mary Fnhglaad, Auburn ; 1.1, Clifford
Pnu11, Bluevnlo ; WiIlfnm MuGregor',
Laurier
; Geo. P. Keys, BI81,a ; Ray
mond Redmond, Westfield ; E Hnwtlyd
Darnin Crewe : Anglin Uhlebolm, Gude.
rioh,
'There are Ihirty.lhreealudena at Clin-
ton Model School, the Ott baiug as loo
Iowa Glrla — Florence Armarong,
Ethel OOmeron, Jei111 Carl)og, Jeeaie
Uuldwell, Ida Cornish, Alice 'Magni!,
Tome Devito Ethel Ferguson, Mary Per.
Simon, a Jes'+i
a Garrick, G(rn k
o Effie Bunter,
E
er
lith Jsnki 30, Margaret Mclewau, Mary
01oArter, Vnu1 Media, .1e11u Moir, 'Tame
Boss, (lame Stater, Mattie Stewart,
Beagle Somerville, Boye—J, W. Ansley,
H, D. Afuluy, Ed. Badonr, Lome Cant.
elm, Russell Henry, Oliver Little,
4W 111. J, Linklater, A. E. MoOavin, A.
McKenzie, 0. A, MCDou831, B. L. Pen -
found, J. E. Somerville and J. W.
Turner,
CORN I3 GEAR.
The Mee of time and oomfort caused by
a corn makes it clear to keep. Better io•
vest in Putuam's Oorn Extraotor and I
more that corn. Potuam'o is painless and
dote in twen1y.fonr hours ; u+e no other
than "Putnam's."
Morris Council Meeting.
The Oounail oast according to adjobrir:
meth in the Gummi! Boom, on Sept
11th. 11lambent all present, Reeve in
the chair: Minrace of last meeting read
and passed. 30110 Parrot appeared be-
fore the Coonoil requealing tbob his
property be withdrawn from B. S. No, f
and annexed to Union S. S, No. 12,
Elullett and Morrie. Atter coneiderfne
the matter it was moved by Mr. Shaw,
and eeoonded by Mr. Kelly that this
00110011 take kc uo action,. Carried. AO
octants were ordered to be paid ao follows
for gravel :-1. Smith, 0408; Joo, Barr,
$1.92; J,:Smith, ar„ 03.86; Joo, Soolt,
$16 31; E. McMillan, $8.781 J. Feign -
hereon, 02.28; D. Agar, $8 66; R. John.
sten, 08.82 ; A, Shaw, 07 00: Geo. Arm.
atroug, 04,20 ; Jno. Mooney, $6 24 ;• W.
'Taylor,. $5 31 ID. Jewitt, 03 90; Jas,
Crinlcehauk, 0490; A. Pollock, $648;
Geo. Kerr, 02 94; W. Il, Knox, $6.62;
Emote Crich, 0176; E. Laundety, 780.
G. T. R. Co. Freight, 35u. ; A. Campbell,
u0e of eoreper 50o.; W. J. Heuderoon, use
of earaper 75o.; 0. MaoGuire, aseiobauoe
on deviation road, 03.40; W. J. Geddes,
lumber, $525; S. T. Plum, repairing
grader, $6.90; ]3, Al000lc, work and
cement tile, $28.00 ; P. Tarr, oemeut
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., t '.,-rlaultpral aeiu,)cr• trod Ilu ; y
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PLEASEO°f � /V P, F Flat(', Fra 1101 at
TO HAVE YOU CAUL
AND SPL Oirlt
New and
Up-to-date
Assortment of
Ready-to-wear Hats.
Curve, whether to 101,1( or
Inly, tl i6 chef• u111,r0 silo
ing goods is considered
pleasure.
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R. 0. Davies & Co
ETH EL.
0375 D. Breckenridge, drawing tile,
$•d 211. E. Irvine, putting in oolverls,
$7507 Trea•ne0r Hallett, 021101141(40(8 00
H. Boundary, 55110; A. Kelly, repair.
ing oolvorts, e8,50 ;3 M. Healy, cleaning
award (limb, 05 00 ; El. !rear, gravelling,
$8.00 ; Geo. Bowoo, file, 01.00 ; J. Snell,
rtpeiringdi2ch,0800; E, Liviugotone,
lumber, 0025; G. Readman, repalriug
culvert, 0400; W. McCall, repairing
111134 on W. B , 05921
0; W. Sellers, non gravel
r-
ing roadway, $4.00; T. Code, expe0ees
re Ferroud drain and Bodmin bridge,
$5.00. On notion of 'Taylor and ilio
011001100n, By-law No. 8, 1905, was duly
read and passed. On motion of Shaw
and Taylor, Connell then adjourned to
meet again on Out, 16113 next.
W. CLAm0,
Ulerk.
'1 he Practical Farmer's
Education.
Farming is now recognized as a pro-
feseiuu demanding Baieoti$o knowledge
and teohniool skill, and the farmer who
would keep abre3ec with the times takes
as many papers bearing on his proles.
Bi0,1 a9 he 0x11 find time to read, He
kuowe that wide reeding ie essential
to hie emcees. lie also knows that the
egriou'tural preen is one of the moto.
powerful agenoie0 to day in improving
10ethode of farm practice, 14 is a
strong faotor in disseminating informs
tion, ideas and euegretione relating to
mient11io and praotiaal agriculture.
Thousands of the beet farmers in Can.
ado read The Weakly Globe and Can
ads, Farmer, which, fa addition to being
a great fa1011y newspaper, is efeeutiel
ly farmer'3 borne , and gives more
special agricultural information than
many-papere devoted exclusively to this
one eubjeot. It is edited by an agrf•
cultural epecialiet, a graduate of the
Ontario Agricultural College and the
University of 'Toronto, who fa alee° a
fle, $2500; J. Davis, drawing gravel, I praotloal fanner. Dnriug the oomine
1 00 ; M. Niobil u4biu
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& , P k n oalverte, year The Weekly Globe and Canada
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BY-LAW NO. 2, 1905
OF THE VILLAGE
OF BRUSSELS
1; 4' HER1;AS the Corporation of
1 Village of 13(ussel5 are dash•
0f exempting from taxation upon the
cundittons and in the mutter herein-
after set out, a building 40x50 feet, two
story, built of brick or cement and n
accordance with the Fire Limit B
law, said building to be built on the
South West corner of Village t
number toy, together with said part f
said Lot occupied by said building.
Said building to be erected during the
year 1905 by Robert Thomson, oft e
Village of Brussels, merchant, and o
be used by him as a ould storage
ises and for the storage of ice for con -
htercial purposes or the supplying f
col.! by other means eo that it will
a first-class cold storage plant.)
Be It therefore enacted by the Mun-
icipal Council of the Village of Brus-
sels, under told by authority of tl
Municipal Act : That subject to t*
conditions hereinafter mentioned th
said building, tvheu erected and use
as a cold storage in•enifses and th
land occupied by said building being
part of the South West corner of L
105 in the Paid Village of Brussels
shall bo exempt from all Nluuicip
taxation unless for school taxes mr
not to apply as ao exemption as to th
business tax by the said Robert Thom-
son or his successor. Said exemption
to be tot. ten years from the first da
of January, 1906.
The conditions on Which saidexemp
lion is granted are that the said Rober
Tihot0e0li shall erect during the yens
the
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Robert
1905 ou the South West corner of
Village Lot number 005 in the said
Village of Brussels, a first•elass bulld-
ing
40750 feet two stories in height, in
accordance with the Fire Limit By-
law and fatted so that be can keep ice
at all times when required forcalumer•
Mal purposes, or other properly equip-
ped (told storage plaint when ice )s not
used and will marry on busluess at all
times du' the said premises during the
term of ten years from the Virg day of
puninty, 1906.
That he will carry on elle business of
purchasing butter, eggs, fowl and oth-
er perishable geode., paying cash there-
for, as shall require to be kept le a
cold premises stn
1E1 0 '
n
g 1 and also for the
storage of such goods for other parties
that may require it ou being paid a
fair charge for such storage and as
(fat!'IOWs , the capacity of the premises will
In case the building should bo de-
stroyed by Lire so that the stud Robert
T110nisOn et' his 2611100SS04' could not
run the business the exemption shall
00110nue in force until a r'easouablo
1 time has elapsed so that lie could re•
build ; failing to rebuild ni such rect-
. an time ot• the not carrying on the
business called for, the exemption shall
cease and the taxes for the toren inn
rent year shall be divided proportion-
ately according to the time run or not
run as the case may be,
This By-law shall take effect on the
First day of January, 1905, and shall
run for ten years from such state.
The votes of the electors entitled to
vote on said By-law shall be taken
thereon at the following time and
places, that is to say :-061 Monday,
the 25th day of September, A. D. 1905,
commencing at the. hoer of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and continuing until
the hour of five in the afternoon of the
same day, In polling division No,
One at Leclkie's block, Jas. T. Ross,
Deputy Returning Officer ; in polling
division No. Two, in tho Council
Room, R. K. Ross, Deputy Returning
Officer; in polling division No, Three,
at the residence of George 13irt, Peter
Scott, Deputy Returning Officer.
On Monday, the (801 day of Septem-
ber, 1905, the Reeve of the said Village
shall attend at the Council Chamber at
'Pen O'elocic in the forenoon to appoint
persons to attend at the various polling
places afuresnid, and at the sntnmiug
tip of the votes by the Clerk on behalf
of the persons interested i1 promoting
or opposing the passing of the said
By-law respectively,
The Cleric of the Council of the said
Village of Bruosele shall attend at the
Council Chamber in the Town Hail at
ten o'clock iu the forenoon on Tues-
day, the twent51-sixth day of Septem •
bet-, 1905, to sum up the number of
vot00 for and against the said By-law.
Road in open Council this 5th day of
September, 1905, the First and Second
time and 0nbmttted to the ratepayers
as required by Statute for their assent,
TAKE NOTICE;
That the Above is a true copy of a
proposed By-law which has been taken
into consideration 1111d which will bo
filially passed by the Council of the
Municipality in the event of the assent
of the doctors being obtained thereto
after one 0100111 from the first publica-
tion in 'Punt B1tu000LS POST, tb0 date
of which first pnblfoatlou Was the
Seventh day o1 September, 1905, and
that the votes of the electors of the
salol'Muniioipnlity will be taken hereon
on
the
du
an -
d at the hour tour an(1 places
therein fixed,
I.
S. S001"1", , CTl
$f,
WHAT CAUSES SNORING y
MAD asleep pe
o le t
Rt
more bruttnrniFh Ibe mouth lnntead of the noslrilo
wnioh are choked with ea0arrh. ,That ue0
"Oalarrb0zoue" before retiring and you'll
quickly Y our0 d19 snoring habit. abdt
k B
de
dtro ,, Y
vu h '
F the (ulnae of o¢tarrh and healing
the membranes, G•rturrhvzune m11(ee u
oomp'ete cure nr r:v. ry case ; it olesea the
uu8tr11s, elope the diech0rge unci prevents
dropping in the throat in a few minntoo.
Nothing so pleasant or certain to uare
snoring, catarrh or eolde as Oltlarr'hOL2o0
—that's worth remembering.
41 oatmastera Meet.
The 00000Otin'
k postmasters of the
h
.London inapeutornt0, which ouvere all of
Western Ontario, were in soesion
day of lest week in Sherwood Ball, Lon-
don. The meeting was opened by Jae,
Scott, P. M. of (Matto, who is president
of the Aesoeiauion,
Amore those present were the post
masters of London South, Rammed,
Norwich, Teeswater, Brneeele, Clinton,
likrm)burg, Wingham, ()ruffian Eoel,
Ilarriston, Sparta, 'Murton, Glen Rae,
Blyth, &tummy, 13arwfoh, B,uevaie,
Br0emear, Gerrie and Ottervillo.
The financial report showed the
Aeaooiatton to be in good 0tundiog.
The worst of the year has been taken
up largely with the matter of 'organlza•
tion, The exequtive, in their report,
were able to show it membership of 125,
double what it was a year ago. This,
however, W08 not Oon0idered eat)efaotory,
in view of the feet that there 1000 over
300 a0(•oentfug-1]doee in the inspectorate.
The oliioeo being widely aceotered, makes
the work of organization dd3) -nit and ex-
pensive, It was decided to pruoeed with
the taek of strengthening the orgauiza-
tiou and by interesting postmasters in the
parte of the Dominion to the Beet, to
secure their co operation end sympathy
in attaining the aims of the Association,
1u furtherance of this plan, members
are to °mutes in their reopective lo.
01111 ee to obtaln recruits. The 1000
tion of the folding and labeling of nerve.
papers was folly disouoeed. The uncut.
)1001.10 feeling wee that the grievance
Orieiug from the neglect of newspaper
men wee a 000400e one. A strong ream
ntio)) was adopted asking that the P. 0.
Department at Ottawa &fine the duties
[ newspaper publfahere with respect to
ol1ofugns. and labelling their publi
as ti
The matter of mailing ]fats for the
s0 of 106431 tioere received 0oneideration,
1'be opinion prevailing wee that post. Amalfi oalfi demand $1.00 per humred names of patrons of au office.
The exeoutive was ohorged with the
eponetbility of choosing the thine and
antler of haying before the Bovernmeut
Ottawa the claim of postmasters for
e redress of grievances in conjunction
th editor ase0ofations the, °shout the
ominion.
A pr(fitable haif•honr woe devoted to
e social dfao(198,oa of. postal bueinees
nuttily,
The newly elected t ilioero are ;—
President.— Thomas Farrow, Brus•
e,
'rivet Vloe Preedent,— Jae, Suitt,
4,600,
Hewed Vioe Preeideut,--H, S. Moore,
rwiobta,
Secrery Treasurer,—Robb, Paxton,
6011011 e.
sectaivo Committee;—D, F. Baohun•
London Jnution ; E. Rioharda, Mel.
rue ; D. McGuire, Tilsonburg,
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No
02
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AN OLD RAILWAY
DISPUTE RECALLED.
The Listowel Banner of last week
republishes the fallowing from iia
fee11e of July 2nd, 1874, iu regard to
the rnflway Zine butt -mai Pelmer06011
and Kincardine, first ;mown aa the
Sonthern Exieuoiou of the Welliugto11
Grey di Bruoe Railway, 10hioh was
opelated by the Grout Western:
"On Thursday afternoon of last
week. the president, it number of
the direolore, the ohief engineer,
Bud some other °Bleeds of .the G.
W, R. and W.'G, & 13. Ms tool( a trip
over the Southern Extension on an
inepeoting tour. The load bed all
through was in very good order, The
oondiclon of the Southern Extenoion
WOO s, matter of pleasant 0nrprie0 to the
party, The tails had been laid to the
lake last Fall and the rood had been ex
posed to the etgrtne of rain and snow of
All Winter, yet the train movodiovor filet
the rate of about 1108uty Ove miles an
hour. They found at the var)0nestations
on' their lino immense quantities of
lumber, square timber cud grain await.
Mg shipment es Boon as the 11oa will he
open for Waffle. No less than twenty,
five million feat of lumber is piled up at
Newry, Listowel and Hentryn 4(4110ns.
To move tide lumber it wmeld require
8,126 Dare, or about 250 train load), This.
will give some idea of, the amonnt of
tandem this road will have todo while
opened, but when will that blessed day
arrive ? Eoha animate, 0, when 1 bra
yet there i0 no ollfoial reepon08,"
I4 wee late to the veer 1874 before
this road wag opened. A member of the
Stratford '
B ean0n staff
rem
Om
baro
going
k
from Palmerston to Luolthota in Ootibor,
but on 110oont14 of Borne dispute with the
oontrac1or0, Heudri0:31 0o,, of ttamiltot,,
in regard toSlat portion between Mato- t
as -1_12-12:1.1-i
L J
t,,a
-i FALL MANTLES U
'li
d b We have just rooeivec7 a 0eemrd shipment of New Fall Mantles which
ti
9 slakes our gook 00inp10te in all the new el 'les. Below w
styles and prices which w y e mention a few 71
1 e con6ider extra good value
:—
Ca
_
i Luniae' Frieze Coats, fly front, 32 inches long, with belt effect at back, all q
v_. wool kersry, email 0030r0d Luttous, lined throughout, colors blank, &
d'o Oxford 1)11(1 navy, at $6
4'1,Ladies' Bblclt Beav8r Coats 82 inches long, fiy front, tritnmed on front, as
back and era's, with fancy braid, email covered hut0oa0, mercerized or
;t liniug, lit 07.50.
,1, InldibN' Dvnblo Brew -led 2001181, 87 441011ee long, made o brownI
Ji' tweed neatly r g f mixed
t unmet.
11
vii self e
I�jy If i;6rappiug uud velvet piping, shirred o-
1 xL'evuv, 616,0;4( far.ry 6u6t(vs, ae 0]0.
d 1 Imd)ra• 1 ovuft (.,,113 Gulls, 1l(llp1ret otyle, 12 in elms long, fly' front, new i""
v
f.l0• '
,,ft '
t rota
1 01Gr•
I Goa
til' lid'
( ]Co '
ill 1
1 1171
l ed with feat
a tl and '
half i7
u, 1W'e fee\Vii and bl'owu, at >pl.�..SU. N strapping,
' f Wo 141x0 alww 14 great rnugu of arbor Jackets and Coats, from 630 to 42 Qq� qc
111,1100 long, £roar Ok,aU to $111, d t
dis-1ry•+�,
31 a 9 41=oio^ ¢j-
If�
¢ y We two doing a large trade in Dress Goode this season, several Hues
have been sold out already and have been repented. Dur stock is now fu
Oa ltua'
,b
ou
+ If .
uw
autPti
eetle'
0 Dress G
oads r(,1
we have thorn.
1.3
We pay18c. fur Eggs f,bH and is(1, fere Butter,
a:11,
s.Y 4)=31
,,,,,,,),,,,..,law 10841d:,dF444,,r?±±� r`- / .a ,40844,:fr, •.d�..,r n. ,71:02 .�c.
1-a �•�4o,J1.•o�llovJw��e ,,. �fe1t''wy
e,++a
tvei and Kincardine, the company ra
fused to tette it over, end the road WOO
not yet in operation. He had to take
stage from Mitchell to Goderiob, and
emveyonoee frt. Goderiob to Luoknow,
The emotion betwosn Palmerston and
Listowel was built by W. G. and
D. D. Hay, the latter presentrsgietar of
Perth. After the road was opened came
1110 Winter of 1874-5, whose 800w w110
deepest and cold 00vereet of any Winter
in Ontario for sixty years except that
1908-4, and the Palmerston - Kincardine
line bad to be abaudoued for several
weeks.
99tOIr3,/N113 9)041 OF ('ONsTlt'ATION.
No condition 01111008 so many fuourable
dieeasee as oo0etipation. It 1101 only W1U/14 9 V' vltzes
prevents the kidneys from eliminating
the poiaonou0 WOetea, bat anuses anemia,
stomach trouble and indigestion. Wiry
won't
you ass Dr. Hamiltou'e Pills and
get oared ? This excellent medicine re•
etorae normal
Thousands say ao. Your system will be r]
pure and olefin, you'll be freo from head. 2 5 C- :jf A C :
auheo, no more sour stomach — 10 short
you'll have jovial 'Title and perfect good
health. Dr, llamilton'e Pills are sold
everywhere, 25o, a box, Get the genuine.
MI -OE Bus,
Have placed iu stock a
fine assortment of late
American
and Two-steps
bowel action m one night. All sold at price
Doo scold
Your boys and
girls because
their shoes don't
stand the strain.
Maybe they
were not good
ones.
inspect our line
of school boots
nd shoes.
r and tear—good,
soles, strongly
a
Made to stand the wea
stout leather, flexible
stitched, good appe
Moderate in price.
Lasting quality.
Here are a few of
Drices 1—
Girls' Shoes, 80c to $1,25
A nice assortment of Shoes
Prices.
arance.
our many convincing
Boys' Shoes, 75c to $1.50
for Ladies and Gents at Lowest
-Oonnfot'table rooms to let over store ; Very 00nvenieu4.
L • R I C 1Y F A •
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lossioitteswesieesiotolietei
J. T. Y tlf 00 D
Proprietor of the Excelsior Knitting Mills, 13ruseols is
prepared to pay 26 cents per pound, trade for
r any
quantity of good Wool delivered at his Mills. Splen-
did stock of choice goods consisting of '.tweeds, Flan-
nels, I('ln.unelettes, Cotton Shiotiugs, Cottonndos, tion,
brought in from the best Mills, and Blankets, Yarns
and Sheetings male in our own Mills of choice stook,
to give in exchange for Wool. Islow is the time to
market your Wool,
Strictly
Fair
y Dealing our Principle.
1 'Come and see its beforei
on elsewhere.
g (� 80W.
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E:xce$sicar
o Knitting Minis
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