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(:%ye '1g Tl55 t J DOt, et. The deolsion appealed from was
given by the oounty judge of Oxford sit.
ting for the county judge of Perth, and
TRURSDei Y, NOV. 26, 1905. • the team of Appeal nude he had kale
(Lotion to 8o not, and wag justified in hie
findinge.
Tata Toronto Fair reports a earpiae of
$52,286 from the past seaeon'a,Exbibitimi
with s few outstanding 80000088, It
looks mit the big grants made by the
Governmeut might be whittled down and
be devoted to some more needy enter.
prise.
Panama who kuuw say that owing to a
bard Muter and a wet Spring that Quail
are next to extinct in Beet comity and
reoommend a aloes season for a few years
to give the birds a ahauoe. These close
eeaeone are not favorites with the enthme-
iastic sports who should be the most
willing to favor anything that would aid
in inoreaeing the game,
gates a few monioipalitiee in Ontario
are talking over or submitting Local op-
tion Bylaws ab the oomiug Municipal
eleotion% in an effort to mitten the
increasing iigaor braille, We have been
told by parties, who say they know, that
large nnmbere of the youth are very apt
pupils in taking Iesson in partaking of
tbe intoxioating bowl and tbe law as it
refers to mf0ore may pinch some of the
violators.
We live in an age of development
surely and old methods are being die•
planed by nnthoaght of ways and means.
One of the novelties along this line ie
reported from Berlin, Germany, where a
resident receives hie daily package of
meat by moil from a point 150 miles
distant, If this oan be ettooeeefully done
why not have grooeries, &o, dispetobed
the a ins way and make the postoffr0e a
general market delivery. It is said
panels weighing ae much ae 11. pounds
have been mailed from Germany to the
United States.
Ma. CALLAGHAN. of Toronto, whose ohief
prominence is due to tbe fact that he
swore to, what theme interested declare is
a fake affidavit, will have to go to trial
charged with the tbett of a piano from
the Croesin piano 00. Tbie man at.
tempted to bluff the Oatario Cabinet in a
525,000 deal and in its oomplete failure
resorts to an affidavit route to make up
lost time. ate a cheap way of gaining
notoriety and decidedly outside the range
of manliuees. Good stiff pnoiehment
e1ould be meted out to people of this
stripe which would put a atop to the con
tinnance af-blaokmailing and fraud.
YeAne ago Canada was knooking at the
door of the U. S. republic for the purpose
of negotiating broaderlbraderelations bat
Uuole Sam. was very hard of hearing and
the Canttake returned, metaphorically
speaking, with their fingers is their
mcnth. Time worke wonders, however,
and at this juuctare oar Amerioan ooaeine
are making the approaches and apparent
ly quite willing to discuss methods that
m ght be profitable to both °ountries.
While no donbt Canada is open to deal
fairly with international trade questions
the steps will have to be taken on a fair,
unprejudiced basis as this oonntry hi out
of its childhood and is making great
strides in the forward march.
Morris Council Meeting
The Council met aoaordiog to adjourn
mint in Cannon room, Morrie, on Nov.
16th. Members tail present, the Reeve in
the °hair. Minutes of lash meeting read
and passed. Michael Kelly appeared in
reference to the neoesetty of nutting hill
and otherwise improving road on sideline
between Lots 6 and 6, Con. 7. Moved by
Taylor eeoonded by Jaokeou that
Coanoillor Code be instructed to expend
$30 in the improvement of said road,
Carried. On motion of Shaw and Oode,
Counoillor Taylor was instructed to have
a guard fence placed at foot of hill on
road leading from Belgreve village to
railway station. On motion of Jackson
and Shaw the following Deputy Return.
ing °Meer% were appointed in ease a poll
be required at the ensuing Municipal
election, namely—Subdivision, No. 1—A.
Laidlaw ; No. 2—R. Bewley.; No. 3-0.
MoOrea ; No. 4—T. Miller •• No. 5—
Wm. Elston ; No, 6—Joeeph Robb, Ou
motion of Code and Taylor the Reeve
was inetruoted to attend the county
Council meeting re proposed improve•
meot on Western boundary providing the
municipalities of Wingham and E, Wa•
wanoeh also send repreeentativee. A.0 -
counts were ordered to be paid as
follows :—Jas. Evans, nnderbrashing on
eideline $1.00 ; R. Stnhbe, repairing
Sommerville bridge $11.001 M. Kelly,
fi ling and widening roadway at Lot 8,
Con. 6, $88.00 ; Corporation of Blyth,
hall rent fur Div. Court $7 50 ; Oo0pora-
tion 0t Brussels, hall rent for Div, Court
$6 00 1 N. Brandon, drawing tile and
putting in culvert on West Boundary
$3 00 ; Wm. Iebieter, expenses re Lamont
drain $5.00 ; Jae, Tbynne, gravel $2175 ;
Wm. Clark, olerk'o fees re Lamont drain
565 00 ; corporation of Wingham, Morrie
share et engineer's survey an West
boundary $8.67 ; Tboe, Oode, attending
meetings re West boundary improvement
54.00 ; A. Grant, damage hauling gravel
$1 00 ; A. Shaw, part councillor fees
Oode, part ooenoillor tees
15 00 ; T. Oo
$,
p
$20 00 ; Jae, Ruesall, repairing t7lsgb+'s
bridge $270; R. Yottill, gravelling on
sideline $2000 ; R. Yooill, repairing
Bodmin bridge $10.00. On motion of
Jackson and Shaw the council then ad-
jnhrned to meet again on tits 15th Deo.
next. W. CLAEM, Clerk.
One oounty judge hal the right to tall
in a judge of another oounty to heat a
dispute under the Registry Aot. This
was the oonolesion reached by the Court
of Appeal set T ronin, Monday, in the
appeal of a Mra. MoDonald against the
tameadmenbet se plan of Listowel town,
THE PREMIER'S BIRTHDAY.
Friday wee the birtbday anniversary
of Sir Wilfrid Lawler, the Premier being
62 years of age on the 2011* of November.
The career of Canada's great awesome
in one of pride to the °Weans of this
oouutry,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was born at St.
Lin, Qcebeo, on Nov, 20, 1841, the non of
a eorveyor and farmer in that village.
He took a olassioal amuse at L'Aesomp•
tion College, and afterwards pursued
legal candies at McGill Uuiversity, Moo•
treat, but three years later, hie health
having broken down, he aought country
air, end edited a Reform journal in the
Eastern township of Quebec. Reenmipg
law at Artbabaekavilte, he proved sae
%e 01111, and in 1880 was nested Qneen'e
Conneel.
Sir Wilfrid had early become interest
ed in plaice, and iu 1871, when bat 30
years old, was elected to the Quebec
Legislature a0 repreeentalive of the riding
of Drummond and Arthabaekaville. In
1874 the same eonetitueocy elected him
as its reprereutalive in the Dominion
Ranee of Camm••ne. Two years later,
the Prime Milliner, Hon. Alexander Mao.
Kenzie, called bim into his cabinet ae
Minieter of Intend Revenue. Being de.
heated in the election in Arthabaekaville,
he euooeeefolly contested the East riding
of the city of Qcebeo which he still
represents.
After the defeat of the Maokeuxie Ad.
miuietratiun in 1878, Sir Wilfrid remain.
ed in the House, and on the retirement of
Hon. Edward Blake from the Liberal
leadership iu 1887, the potation was
unanimously offered him, On fightiug
bis se000d general eleotion oampaigu in
1896 he carried his party foto power, and
in July, 1896, he formed hie first ministry
and at the aubeegaent eleobions was euo
oeseful.
Oe Jubilee Day, 1897, he accepted the
very high honor of Grand Cross of St.
Michael and St. George, which oarried
Knighthood with it, and was 8100011 in ae
one of her majesty's privy eonnoilore.
Honorary degrees were oleo conferred on
him by the Univereitiee of Cambridge
and Oxford. Io Franoe the same he wan
created a grand officer of the Legion of
Honor.
Sir Wilfrid has bad a most excellent
helpmeet duriog the most of his lite,
having married. Miss Zoe Lafontaine in
Montreal in 1868 ; he has no children.
Guelph to Goderich.
TIIE C. P. R. EXTENSION.
It is evident that the 0. P. R. have
deoidad upon building an extension of
their line from Gnelpb to Goderiob and
to do so without delay. The company
and the promotere of the road realize that
the time hae gone by when the looal maul•
oipalitiee along a projected line of rail-
way can be enooeeefblly approached for
any aoneiderable contribution towards the
coat of building each a road. The section
of oonntry to be nerved in the present oaee
while recognizing the benefit of a 0. P. R.
oouueotion is not Buffering for lack of
railways to any extent sufficient to induce
the people to contribute any aoneiderable
amonut in the way of bonuses. The pro.
jeotora of the road no doubt quite appreo•
iate the situation for they agree to build,
equip and run the road if the right of way
is provided through the oerioae m0nioi-
palities free of coat to them. Tbie is a
moderate request, and the benefit to the
manioipalitiee to be served will be beyond
donbt worth more than it will coat them.
The details of any plan for the diatribe
tion of the oost of right of way have not
yet bean formulated, but if each menial.
pality or the notions of each manioipal•
icy benefitted were to furnish•the right of
way which lies in or adjacent to its bord•
ere the coat would not begreat. The rail-
way ask for a 99 feet roadway, equivalent
to twelve sores to the mile, more of coarse
being required in towns or villages where
station yards are located. Estimates will
no doubt be made at mote of what it will
cost, approximately, but the amount in
each ease will be small, If a earn that
may be voted by any municipality is not
all required to purohaee the right of way
bhe agreement is that only eo much of it
e s is required will be need and the balance
returned to the municipal treasury.
There ie no doubt that none of the
towns an the conte will hesitate about
voting the money asked of them for this
purpose, and the same ie Erne of probably
a majority of the townships. Where
they have in the past, voted ooneiderable
gems for railways there is a strong feeling
egainet further bonusing of any kind, and
we mnet say we folly sympathize with
this feeling, In the past we taxed our.
Relent heavily to build railways only to
find ooreelvee at the matey of a single
Corporation whioh has a monopoly of all
local busieeee. We bave the chance now
for a very small amount of money to
obtaina camPa ing railway. W
e do not
expect any great cutting in nates, but in
spite of all arrangements and anderetaud•
fug between the railways concessions
will be made to ehippere. But Beide
from this there will be a very ooneider•
able benefit to farmers, who ae a matter
of toot eupply the bulk of the goods
shipped oub and buy a large proportion of
the goods shipped in and thi8 benefit will
be worth more than it will ooet them.
Telco the townships of E ma and Wallace
a8 examples. They are large prodaoere
of oheeeo and live stook. It often occurs
that their curing rooms are loaded up
with chemo and their stook cannot be
lifted when it ie ready parity for look of
oars, The factory may have to keep in
those and the farmer his stook at an
expenee for was and feed, besides being
out the nee of his money, and all purely
for the lank of additional railway 8otom•
modation, It hae been a matter of mom•
mon oomplaint Listowel es
tation that
farmers have been seriously delayed in
shipping eheee, even after oars have been
obtained by reason of the car being planed
at ac inaooeesihle point in the yard or
being denoted about while being loaded,
n ot only to the delay of the farmer but to
the 8801000 damage of the good° in e
partly loaded oar. There would be, we
may be sure, no more of this if there
were a competing line available. The
teats would only be too anxious to give
the very beet a000mmodatlon poasible.
The same thing apollee to stook, and vee
are ease that farmers often in a boy
aeeeon Ion time that is worth 0great
' Et2 )3Tv
deal more to theta than would be their
share of the oast of the right of way tor
the new read.
Then there ie not the slightest doubt
that term Janda eibuittod 00 es to have
eoeea to the beet poeeible shipping
fao1lltlee, are increased in value, first
beoanee the farmer gate hie produets sent
and hie goods into the beet advantage, esti
second beoaeee it helps to build up the..
Mame on the line and gime him a better
home market for hie goods.
Tbie view of the matter fo the 108
taken by our moot sareral and Osntrous
farmers, men who ere totally oppoera to
railway buuuning, lent who wonlct eupport
the granting of the small amount inked
for right of way became they believe that
the direst benefits they receive would
more than belauoe the that,
Unless we give the right of way we are
almost aertaiu not to get the railway.
While the 0. P. R. no doubt, want% to
reach the tomtit on the Northam route
they would verve a large 000tion of the
country to the South from which they
would get all the trade and whieh would
tee only too glad to vote even more than
the right of way to genre the road. The
ooet of n•inatrnotiot would be about the
same by either ro0te, perhaps a trine
cheaper become a mile or two shorter by
the Southern route. We believe, how.
ever, that tbe actual situation is this,
that if we give the right of way wo will
get tbe roa i, if we do not the road will go
South of ns. We thiuk the 0. P. P. will
viva preference to the Northern route,
bat they will lo eve eo little difference of
oboiee between the two that the granting
of the right of way will be the determin•
ing factor with them.
Wo hope the people so deeply inter-
ested in this matter will not jump too
hastily at nonelueione but will give the
situation moat careful consideration, and
it they do -so we are erre they will be
in favor of accepting the oonditione on
which the road oan be eeonred.—Listowel
Benner. _
W f n osis et writ .
The annual Scottish ooneert of the S.
0. S. will take plane on Thnredry, Jan.
nary 7.
Peter S. richer, who hae been serious
ly ill, is imprnviog nicely ei000 the oper.
ation was performed, and he hopes to be
around again in a abort time.
Mrs. Jas. Maxwell, of the Bluevale
road moved t0 town, and wi•l occupy the
bones on Frances street which she repent.
ly purehaeed from John McDonough.
Mre. (Dr) J. P. Kennedy was called to
Strathroy owing to the serious Illness of
her father, Mr. Ron. Mr, Rose died
shortly after Mrs. Kennedy arrived in
Strathroy. Deoensed was one of the
oldest residents of Strathroy.
Levi Lott hae parohaeed John Shoe.
bottom's 60 more farm on the Bluevale
road, in the Township of Morrie. The
farm fa at present rented to Mr. Hunter
and Mr. Lott will not get poeeeeeioe
until next spring. This is a good farts
and we understand the pride paid was
59,700.
Wm. Lewis, of Toronto, formerly in
W. J. Obepmae'e glove factory here,
met with an accident several months ago
by which his leg was broken. The
friends of Mr. Lewis in Wingham will be
sorry to hear that be bas not yet recover.
ed from this accident. The tones have
not properly knit and Mr. Lewis this
week underwent an operation at the
general hospital.
The appeal of the Grand Trunk Rail.
way Company against a verdict of $100
found against them in au notion brought
by Donald MaDormiok, hotelkeeper, of
Hamilton, for the lose of two hunting
doge from 8 oar in Toronto while en
route to Muskoka last year, woe dietniee
ed friday morning at Oagoode 10811.
The Mr. McCormick referred to in the
above item from a Toronto paper is a
well-known former resident of Wingbnm
and was at one time proprietor of the
Brunswick Hotel.
The Time says :—The Wingham el.
eotric light plant passed into the hands of
the town on Tuesday morning, the by.
law reepeoting game having been finally
passed by the Oounoil on Monday nignt.
For the present at least it is expected
that the envieee of W. H. Green will be
retained ae eoperintendent of the works.
The 011)10 nit generally will be p'eased to
learn that it is ;Ion intention of the Oonn•
ail to have a number of lights planed on
the residential etreete, and that the work
will be proceeded with at an early date,
The Enmities Committee has charge of
this work, and has the inetruotione of
the Ooanoil to have the poles placed
without delay. We understand that
eight or nine lights will be put no in
addition to the half-dozen already on
Josephine street.
Canadian Ne r4
The enrolee at this year's Western
Fair was $1,800.
The estate of W. W. Sneath, .Midland,
will be wound op.
Dr. Willoughby, M. P. P., stated that
the apple orop eget of Toronto was the
greatest ever,
The Postmasler-General will ehortly
establish a mail service on the Terris
taming Railway.
The office of The Yukon Sun at D.w.
eon City was destroyed by a gasoline
explooion and fire, with the thermometer
36 below zero.
The Windsor Hoose at Gravenhnret
was deebroyed by fire. The proprietor
wits badly burners, and the gueete had a
narrow escape.
The 5-year,old daughter of Chas. and
Mrs. Thompson, of Penetangaiehene,
Blipped off her tatber'e buggy and was
Wangled to death.
On the Kirkella branch of the O. P. R.
a work train ran into a string of Bare on
an open switch. Two men were killed
and three others seriously bnrt,
There is strong enspioion at Montreal
that Charles Edmiston, a well to do
Englishman, found dead on the railway
track, was robbed and murdered.
Mayor Urquhart will tali a pnblfu
meeting to disease the gentian of erect.
,, ent in memory of T
ing a monument y pronto
eoldiers who felloath a. A ri
in Small Africa.
Te egeapheren0ithe .P. R tat
Winnipeg LatinaLatinabecause four
(fan of their
number were dieoharged. They went
baok to work alter gaining their point.
Carey, the man who oonfeesed at
Manchester, England, to having murder.
ed Glory Whalen, at Oollingwood, a few
months ago, WW1 sentenced to fourteen
years on another charge.
18 is reported at Fort Wililant that the
Canadian Northern bag (moored running
right( over the Canadian Paoilio trim
Port Arthur to Sudbury, where they will
(Morten with the Toronto and Jamee
Bay Railway,
11145 Pli
John Iianrahen'e reeldenoe at Webb•
wood was robbed by a thud who pilyd np
furniture ite the dining•r0om and vet 10
on Ore. floury M,Ootben, of Watertown,
N. Y., was arreeled with stolen property
on him.
The oredittira 01 0 2. Hughes, private
bather, of '1'utteuuem, appointed Means.
Themes Atkineon end Robert L wary a
committee to not with ser Regime, turd
oonthtno the heathen till the tweets
oauid be realized.
The sppn,urutenb of G. E. Casey, ex•
117. 11, for Engin, to a firet•olaee olerkship
iu the Library of Parliament, has .been
put through, and Mr, Casey oommenood
his duties on Monday. Refs 0 graduate
of Toronto Uuiversity.
The possibility of an early general
eleotion continues to be diseu,eed at
Ottawa. One Cabinet Minister is report.
ed to have said that an election is not
possible until March at the earliest, and
opinion favors the theory that there will
be another amnion.
Hon. Clifford Bifton, Minister of the
Iuterio', bee given orders for the oben-
donment;of the Northwest llt.,neted Pollee
post at Wille, on the Dalton trial, where
the Kleheni and 0hilkit Rivera meet,
This is one of the earliest restate of the
Alaska Boundary Tribunal.
An enquiry into the effect of the prefer.
%nee epou the importation of British
carpets into Canada thews that between
1897, the year before the prefsrenoe, ted
1903, the total imports have increased
from 5561,111 to $1,449,481, or by 163 par
mint, and that the prate to the Canadian
consumer was augmented by 27 per cent,
Perth County.
Stratford Board of Trade le tallying up
free mail delivery.
Mre. Rev. T. J. Snowdon, of Arkone,
formerly of Milverton, has entirely re
covered from h, r recent illnese.
Farmers about St. Mary's field it diffi-
cult to get their fall plowing done on
account of the ground being so hard and
dry.
The wholesale department, of S. Myers
& Sou'e mille, St. Marys, will be oloeed
down indefinitely as coon as the ordure
now in are nompleted.
Audrew Eaoeon found the bay mare
that strayed from A. Poyner's stable in
North Eaothop) and was supposedly
stolen. It was reeoveretl in the same
township.
The barn of George Henry, of Fuller
ton, was, on Saturday, 14thinst., burned
to the ground. Mr. Henry has relatives
in Elma townohip• The barn caught
lire from a epark from a threshing ni-
ghts. The loos will be a heavy one.
Dr. J. R. Hamilton, a former St.
Marys boy, who reoently graduated
from Toronto Univereity, has thanes -
fully passed the Medical Council
examination, starting at the top of the
list. Dr. Hamilton has commenced
practice at Neleon, B. 0.
Little Eddie Dillon, son of R, W.
Dillon, of St. Marys Argue, underwent
an operation et Toronto. A growth of
some hind was romoved from hie nose.
The little fellow is doing nicely and his
oornpleto recovery is assured.
The designation 80001008 in connection
with the departure of Dr. Lizzie Me
Master to the mission fields of India, will
be held on Tuesday evening, Dec. tat, at
the First Presbyterian ohuroh, St, Marys.
Rev. Dr. McKay, seminary Of foreign
missions and the moderator of the Stmt.
ford Presbytery, Rev, E. W. Penton, and
other ministers will be present. Dr.
McMaster is a daughter of Fergus Mo•
Master, of Nieeouri, end has recently
graduated from Toronto University.
Miee Minnie MoFarlaue, for the pest
year junior form teacher in the Milverton
'wheel, passed quietly away on Friday
evening utter an illness of only one week.
She complained a short time ago of not
feeling well, but kept at work her whole
heart seeming to be in her oc0opation.
She woe forced to abandon her duties two
weeks ago. A Dr. was oalled in and up-
on examination found that the patient
had doable pneumonia. From the $ret
very little hops was entertained of her
reoovery, although at times ehe seemed
to rally in a remarkab'e manner. Dar-
ing the last 48 hours else lay in a state of
AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION SALE OF FARM,
FARM 80008 AND IM0100MONTg.—Mr.
Y. 8. Scott, auctioneer, has received inetrue,
Mons from the proprietor, Dr. Robt, Enoch -
tel, to sell by public auction at Lot 9, Con.
18, Grey, ou WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20d, at
1 o'clock, the following property, viz.: -1
mare rising 4 yeare, 1 horse rising 4 yeare,1
driving mare 5 years old, 10010 supposed in
calf, 1 farrow cow, 1 steer 2 years old, 1
steer 1 soar old 8 heife•sl year old, 2 calves,
2 Rows suppo0etl in pig,12 pigs 2 months old,
7 good Leicester ewes, 40 hone, 1 Froth d:
Wood 0 f t, binder, 1 Prost & Wood mower3.
Frost & Wood rake, 1 Wisner chili, 1 diem
barrow, 1 tet iron barrows, 1 gang plow, 1
plough, 1 snuffler, 1 fanning min, 1 lumber
wagon, 1 new top buggy, 1 new cutter, 1 eat
bob-slelgbe, 1 hay molt, 1 .set double her -
noes, 2 seta single harue0s, one now; 2 goat
robe,, a quantity of bay, 1 gross -out saw
and other articles. The Implements are all
nearly new and in good repair. The farm
is an excellent one containing 100 aeras
There is a comfortable brick house, baro,
orchard. &o., all in good condition. 10 ie
well Minuted and 1n a good community,
Sale without ,00erVo. as manager le going
West. Terme—All sums of $5 and under
wish; over that amount 12 mouths' credit
will be given on lurnlebiug approved inlet
notes, 5 per cent, off for cash on arodit
nmonuts. Terms for farm made known on
dity of sale or on application to the under-
signed, ROBERT MOORE), Manager ; F, 8.
SCOTT, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FAR1VI
BToox,IoriLEtIENTs, &o,—yfr, F. 8,
Soots, auotiouear, has received instructions
from the uuderslgnod to eel' by pubiio ano-
tion nt Late 10 and 17, 000. 10, Grey; on
THURSDAY, DEO. 8, at ,1 o'clock, the fol-
lowing property, vie. t aged horse,1 borao
10 years old, 1 horse rising 4 yeare1 mare
rising 4 years, 2 cows 1 supposed in calf, 2
heifers supposed in calf, 2 steers 2 years old,
1 t20WW'-bred Durham bull, 1 Yorkshire boar,
7 store pigs, a number of hens, 1 Mangey.
Barris od horse rake,O 1rtwo Ve hoed' Doering
drill nearly new, 1 disci harrow, 1 set bar.
rows,2 single}}11 1ows, 1 minor, 1 pair bob.
withbox
• t 2 triton, One w t and nearly
nswI a
reek 1 to b fan-
ning
anti , 1 1sty
Y p buggy,
mill 2 sets now, l et of banns, 1 000 elegie
2000885, 2 gong foamhelb1 got single
ander,
1 puller, 1 1grind103 , 1 stone,
erase
er000.a 184 ft, ladder, a grinding atone, 1
erose•out saw, 1 book -ante, bay fork and
slings, intro, topes and pulieye ; a ale ant Icy
of bay and turnips, 1 atone boat, 1 pert peal•
100, 1 good robe 1 churn, Stables, 1 heating
Move. 1 rough iron range, 1 washing' mach-
ine, 8 Bete or doubletreos 9 neolt•1'otres,
chains, fonts, shovels and other artsoleo ton
numerous 00 mention. All to bo sold with•
out reserve ae proprietors ate leaving the
tarot, Teruo—All sung of 811 and under
cash; over that amount 12 months' credit
wilt be given on furnishing approved joint
notate ; 4 per Dent off for 0006 nu credit
antennae. J. & O. F18010011), Proprietors
F. 6, SCOTT, Auctioneer,
mama from which she seldom aroused.
She had been boarding with Jae. Tor• I W
ranee at whew) home she died. liar body
was taken tee the holne or bar mothrr, 12
eon. of lelma. Mlle MoFarlaue wee most
highly eateemed by the people, old and
ymngg, of Milverton, Being poured of tt
height pleasing disposition she made
a wide ilir0'0 gI friends, and many
were the regrets oxprenen t at her sodden
domies, Beeideo a mother she leaven five
bro here and Nix aielere, her father, the
late Thus. Mora nano, having preci000ased
Iter by eight yeare.
cue of the oldest and moot widely
known pioueore of Lagan township, in
the person of John Murray, died at the
reeidenoe of hie sou -in law, John Dwyer,
Logan, Wednesday of last week, in hit
93rd year, Deosaeed was predeooaeed by
his wife some els or eeven years and has
for some time been living at the resid
enoe where he died, Mr. Murray was
known throughout the oonntry, and hie
many friends will deeply regret the sad
lose. He settled in the townohip many
years ago end was ono of he rattiest anti
most respected pioneers.
A quiet weddtug took place et the home
of Thos. Vivian, Mitchell, W.dueeday
anemic) 0 of last week, when his second
dim:cheer, Mies Pearl, was united in
marriage to W. H. Hord, youngeet eon of
I turd Mrs. Hord. The marriage wee
performed by Itov. 0. W. Brown and
witnessed only by the family aonueobione
of the oontracteng patine. After the
marriage dinner had been served, the
wedded couple left on the afternoon train
for Buffalo, and from there they may go
to Pen Yen for a day or two. On their
return they will settle down in the ltatld•
some home just built end furnished by
the groom in the North ward.
iMPORTANT NOTICES
iOR SALE -LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereou, North-west corner
William and Albert streets, Brussels,
49.11 J. LEDCKIE.
STOOK FOR SALE. — THE
hnderaigued offers for sale 1 30une
milk now, 2 steer °elves and 7 %beep from 2
to 8 years old. Apply to A. ASHTON, Lot
27, 0ou, 7, Morris, ,or at 6. Walker's, Lot 28,
Oou. 0, Morris. 12
TEETING 0[r THE HURON
,LVJ.. COUNTY COUNCIL.
Tho County Council will meet in the
Court House In the Town of Godortclt on the
First day of December next, at the hour of
8 o'clock in the afternoon.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Goderich, Nov.10,10)3
ti OR SALE—A REGISTERED
Bull 9 months old, dark red, and is a
grand type of Shorthorn ; a splendid au.
Inial and bred oloae to Imported stook. Also
a few registered Leicester ewes will be sold
right, to make more roan, Let 10, 0o11,15,
Grey, OLIVER TIIRNRIILL,
Walton P.O.
ONE LEICESTER L11WE AND
8 ram lambs strayed from the protei-
ns of the under0igued Lot 25, Con. 2,
Morrie, on or about; Sept.1 All bavo long
Mils. Any information leading 10 their
recovery will be suitable rewarded. WAL-
TER FORIt11ST,Jameotown, P. 0.
.EIOESTER SHEEP FOR
▪ BAL2.-9 Leicester Ram Lambe, prices
20 to 87 ; 1 Shearliog and 2 Two•8hear
Rama, prices 810 to 012 All are good 0000.
Also 8 few Ewe Lambs, pride 80, and a few
good Ewes at moderate prices. DAVID
AIMEE & 80N, Ethel, Ont. 18
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Belle for sale, Oue is 1 year old and
the other two younger. Also) several regist-
ered Cows and Relfere, Apply to JAMES
SPEER, Lot 80, Oen, 0, Morris 'twp., m• Brus-
sels P. 0, 22-11
VOTING SHORT HORN BULL
A. for Bale. Eligiole for registration.
For price, terms and, other particulars, ap-
ply to J, D. MOHAIR, Lot 2.., Oon, 18, bray,
or Oran brook P. 0. 00-tt
REAL ESTATE.
100 ACRE FARM FOR
sale. Watered by the river.
Apply to TEI03, MOORE, Brussels,
I1ARM TO RENT, BEING LOT
29, Con. 10, Grey. There ate 100 north,
20 limier cultivation. Apply to JOSEPH P.
REO MOND, on the premises, or Moneri`fI
A SACRIFICE 1N REAL ES—
TATE.—$8000,00 will buy the Mo0au-
gbey Bloolc in the Village of Brussels. Those
two Bile 010lee must be sold t0 Moth out the
McCaughey Rotate, intending purobaeere
should investigate at enoe. Apply to F. S.
SCOTT or G. P. BLAIR, Bromide, Ont.
T.'0R SALE.—LOT 8, 0.0N. 6,
Grey, containing 100 acres, 75 being
cleared and in good state of cultivation.
Farm ie well watered; good buildings, or-
chard, &o. Failure in health cause for sel-
ling. Poeeoesion given on one month's
notice Terms easy. For further particu-
lars apply to TRIIAfdAN SMITH, on the
premises, or Bruoeets P, 0. 18
'RAMS FOR SALE,—BEING
the East 1 of Lot 7, Oon, 17. Grey, con-
taining 03 acres, 8 aores iu good hardwood
bulb, remainder cleared. Good frame house
and barn ; farm well drained and fenced ;
and all seeded to grana except 10 aures This
will be sold tubipot to euo year's lease
Will also sell Lot 21 on 18 r ,•
0 e e ateval
fug 04 acres, all bash, There is some valu-
able timeer on this land. A bargain cnn be
secured on this property. Addreta DANIEL
MoMILLAN, 1100 Grand River ave., Detroit,
Michigan, 10 4+ •
FARM1. -
FOR SALE, BEING
part Lots 88 and 84, Coo. 0 East Wawu-
nosh. Abort 45 acres ol..arod, 9, East bush
well timbered. There is a log bouts, frame
born std frame stable, good orchard, &0 ,on
farm. 81 miles front Ilelerave village • 11
miles from Reboot, churches and poetolnee.
Possession given cm Match 1st, with pried•
ego of working on it this Fall and Winter.
For further p000l8elare set to price, tern10,
&s, apply 10 DUNCAN McDONALD, Lot 4,
Con, 8, Grey, Jamestown 1'. 0, 18.4
r...i'ARM FOR SALE OONTAIN•
▪ t 00 50 acres, being North halves of
Lobs 10 euo 10, Con. 1, Grey.. Otun rorttble
frame house, bails barn, orchard, &0. Only
4 miles from Moloewortb, Gored ltwnlle
and Rue roads, Immediate ltOoeeesion, if
tarns is not told by end of your it will be
rented it imitable tenant e.
Arrange.
ge
mono oaf bo muds t0 Liter stock o f
W ser
so auto workup straw on hrvud. For fav,
the• particulars apply to or write
1841 W. H. IIi91tR, Brunets.
1:00R SALE OR TO RENT. -
1. The undersigned offers her 100 auto
farm, being Lo t 20, Con, 7, Grey, ‘for lease or
to rant. Comfortable house, bank barn, or.
chard, welts, dao. Thorn are 110 aere0 in grave
10 north of Pati wheat and 20 throe of Fall
piowlug will bo dent. Ferro is only i mala
from the stirring village of Ethel, Present
leaea explree en 6larah 15, 1004, but a pur-
abater. or tenant time go on and plow, &o.,
at 01100. Poe furthoi' ptertiop{btro as to nfoo,
cerins, &o'„ amply to 11188 SP101401s, Ethel
P, 0„ or write MILS. X. ROLLAND, 78
phutee 80,, Taranto. 7.21n
1
Nov 28, 1004
Choice Stock of
A fine range of Robes, best iu the market, has been
Opened up Consisting of ;-
-BLACK GALLOWAY —SASKATCHEWAIN.
—GREY GOAT, —GRIZZLY BEAR
and MOTJNTAIN BEAR.
—Plush and Wool Rugs, a very choice lot.
—In Horse Blankets a large stock is carried and sold
at Close Prices,
J.
Repairing hromptiy Attended to
DONALDSON
BRUSSELS.
Sign of
the
Horse's Head
PU M P
it5tr10°''f1
9
cg C.
A. RAYMANN, Craubrook,
who has bad S0 years' experience
in the Pump business, is dealing
larger than ever in Iron and
Wooden Pumps, and ready to
attend to repairs promptly.
He is also agent for the
Woodstock Windmill. This mill
is a marvel and should be seen
before ordering any other.
Persons requiring Water
Troughs should call and get
prices.
A. RAYMANN,
Pump Maker, Craubrook,
Strenuous objections
are never made against feed supplied by
Alt. Baeker, All stook like it and thrive
on it, and it is prouounoed by all Intel.
ligent breeders to be inoompariably the
beet sold. Try a oemplo lot and you will
never feed anything bot our Kaffar corn
and oats,
Alf. Baeker.
APlr'r:.
i}',
tLES
'ITANTED
AT T I-1 D
B IJSSE . EVAPORATOR
Apples may be shaken off the trees. Wind-
falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the
Highest Market Price.
Small or Soft Apples will not be taken.
JNO. CUNNINGHAM
PROPRIETOR.
S. W. P.
Before you begin to
Paint your house be sure
you get the BEST Paint
possible for the money and
at the same time give Best
satisfaction and longest
wear,
The S-lierin—!11iaMs Pant
gives these results ;—It's a pure Lead, Zinc, Linseed
Oil Paint, thoroughly mixed ; • covers more surface to
the gallon ; easily applied and gives better results
than any other. Try a gallon and see for yourself.
For sale by—
WILTON & U BUL.L..
T. RN U