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three canto pl3erline tor .eaell ubeequeatin.
seinen. A11 advertisements measured as
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Business Oaths, night lines and under,. 80
per annum.
Advertisements without speonle direo-
tions, will bo tusertod until forbid, and
ahargod aceohdingly.
Inatruetious to change or disoontinue as
advortiaenlentmust belett at the counting
room of Tun Pose not later than Tuesday
of each week This is imperative.
'i7Sr. R. TI]ER3a,
Editor and Proprietor.
Morris Council Meeting'.
Council met pnrenact to adjournment
in the Council Room, Morrie, on June
20th ; members all present, the Reeve in
the chair ; minutes of last meeting read
and confirmed. Moved by as. Bowman,
aeoonded by Geo. Kirkby that Thos. Code
be instruatecl to have sideroad between
lots 5 and 0, con. 8, put in a proper state
of repair. Carried. Moved by Wm.
lebieter, seconded by Geo. Kirkby that
Thos. Code be instructed to let a job of
gravelling at lot 4, on 0th von. line, not
to exceed $20,00. Carried. Tenders
were then opeued for rebuilding Sen -
shine bridge and the tender of Duff &
Stewart was found to be the lowest,
Moved by Wm. Isbister, seconded by Jas.
Bowman that the tender of Duff &
Stewart for the re -building of Sunshine
bridge for the sum of 8034.00 be accepted.
Carried. Moved by Jas. Bowman, sec-
onded by Thos. Code that Wm. Iobieter
be instructed to have drain at lot 14, on
Ord con. line, put in a proper state of
repair. Carried. Moved by Geo. Kirk-
by, seconded by Sas. Bowman that the
Reeve act as Iaepector during the eon-
etruotion of Sunshine bridge. Carried.
Moved by Wm. Isbister, seconded by Geo.
Kirkby that the Clerk be iuotraoted to
submit all papers in commotion with
Municipal drain on concessions 1 & 2 to
Mr. Dickinson and obtain his advice re.
specting the matter in dispute between
the parties interested. Carried. Moved
by Thos. Code, seconded by Wm. Isbister
Haat the Reeve and Treasurer beinstruct-
edto borrow $500 to meet current ex.
pensee. Carried. On motion of Thos.
Code, seconded by Geo. Birkby the fol.
lowing accounts were ordered to be paid,
namely, :-Jno. C. Casemore, spikes and
repairing culvert, 02.00 ; Geo. Hanna,
spikes and lumber for culvert, $2.50 ; A.
Batton, repairing oulvert, 85.00 ; Juo.
Roland, patting in culvert, $1.00 ; Jno.
Proctor, putting in culvert, 00.90 ;
Walter Nichol, shovelling gravel, 50
cents ; B. Bone, pipe, drain and lumber
for culvert, 84.16 ; Jno. Ainsley, plans
and specifications for three bridges, 025.-
00 ; S. Thornton, damage to crop through
hauling gravel, $1.00 ; Robt. Brown,
plank and tile, $1.30 ; Jno. Richmond,
tile drain, $1.00 ; Stalker & .Laidlaw,
building bridge, $12.00 ; Sas. Smith,
digging a ditch, $3.75 ; N. Thornton,
nnderbrushing sideline, $5.00 ; Jas. Rus-
sell, repairing Armstrong's bridge, $11.-
55; Daft& Stewart, ceder for culvert
and extra sheeting on bent of Ard's
bridge, $10.50 ; Adam Halliday, culvert,
$8.50 ; Duff & Stewart, building Ard's
bridge,$69e.00; Jno. Belly, plank and
repairing culvert, $4.00 ; Geo. Kreahling,
ditch on West boundary, $5.00 ; far
gravel :-Sae. Gray, $5.88 ; 0. Campbell,
$2.80 ; J. itfoCracken, $5.40 ; C. MoCIei-
land. $2.25 ; J. H. Sellars, $8.17 ; Walter
Youill, $4.06 ; Jae. Timmins, $5.10 ; D.
Errington, $6.80 ; R. McMurray, 4.00 ;
D. Scott, $4.74; E. Laundy, $8.26 ; L.
McDonald, $1.25 ; J. Greenslade, $1.40 ;
Geo. Taylor, $3.64 ; Tiros. Russell, 83.15 ;
Jas. Kelly, 818.48 ; W. Shedden, 84.05 ;
E. Littlefair, $5.04 ; W. Wray, $3.00 ;
4.. Oloakoy, $5.25 ; A. Proctor, 44.80 ;
Jas. Thuell, 07.85 ; Jno. McCaughey,
digging ditch, $3.75. Moved by Wm.
Isbister, seconded by Thos. Code that
this Council de now adjourn, to meet
again on the 3rd of August next. Car-
ried. W. Crams, Clerk.
Diamonds In The Rough.
Did you ever know a lazy man who
didn't complain that his pay was too
low
The cheerful giver is one whose gift is
from the heart.
The less religion people have, the
more they are ashamed of it.
We trent Christ just as we treat the
helpless.
There are some blessings that God can
only give in the lion's den.
The only thing that eau kill worry is
faith.
With all his practice the devil hasn't
improved any on his first hypocrite.
It magnifies the love of Christ to be.
come Weil acquainted with some of those
for whom be died.
Many a man who olaims to be trusting
in God finds out that he isn't when the
bank breaks,
Seek happiness and you will fail.
Seek Christ and you will find both.
Daniel could find time to pray three
times a clay, but some of us think we are
doing well if we pray once a weelc.
The higher the flood swells on earth
-the nearer the ark mounts to heaven. -
Rain's Born.
ROAV,r Dlsnass Ileum/no -/II 30 Mlhr•
visa. -All eases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 80 minutes and
quickly cured, by D. Agnew's Cure for
the Heert. One dose convinces. Sold
by G. A. Deadman.
Ruuiro,ATlsu CMS= IS A DAY.-Sonth
American Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma•
tis'n and Neuralgia radically cares in I
to 8 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at cavo the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The fleet dose
greatly benefits, 75 omits, Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
Pacts About Qallada..
The Donttltloathlsherles, the .Glteptes4 1!►
loo 50'o3'103, 33x331 O'erw They
are WueJred.
The fleberies of Canada are the most 05128Nll'er0d O''ren3 038 '0 Trouble a3331
rf,l3 4 t htl t Woad; ie ee v
aaFtenaive in the world. el 03 µ3 n , � , v4 lit, lr4.t
The coast line of British Oolumbia ie Der 11910 one Syelont--8s New ne Wen
mare than double that of Great Britain
and Ireland.
The eastern !Deet Zine of Canada 0ay.
ere a dlatsnoo of nearly 0,000 miles.
Over 15,000 square Mlles of Balt water
inebore eea, not nictitating minor inden.'
Wien belong to. Canada and each mile
abounds in fish Ufe.
LISP
La P()al'
A iromin'S lYtessage.
OONYZYING WORDS OF 1l0Iai'1 V0
',4`1881 AE..I! ZIIOTND,
The moat important deep•soa fisheries
of the world are on the Ablento ocean off
the Oanadian coast,
At the last oen0us 80,000 men were
found employed in the fisheries iudusbry
in Canada. Their boas and nets were
then worth 89,439,116.
Fourteen 1tatehe1ie0 for fish breeding
have boon eetab1i010ed by the Government
in different parte o£ flee country.
A fishing bounty of $160,000 a year is
paid by the Government to fishermen to
encourage the business.
Fifty-five fishing intelligence bureaus
whichrsportby telegraph the movements
of fish and bait, to central stations, ,are
distributed throughout the country.
Prizes are offered for the best model of
a eafe boat for desp.sea flebieg are Dom-
peted for yearly by Canadian fishermen.
Light steamers and two fast failing
schooners are engaged to protect the
fishing on tbe sea eoaste and lakes of
Canada,
The /Hudson's Bay Company have es-
tablished salmon fisheries in a number of
rivers of the Northwest. All the fisher.
men are Esquimaux and 14 -pound trout
are often taken,
In one year 125,840,000 fry have been
distributed over Canadian lakes from the
Canadian hatcheries.
• An expert from Great Britain Das been
employed in establishing and re-stooking
oyster beds iu Shodiao and Traoadie, N.
S.
The fisheries of the Great Lakes are
the most important fresh water fisheries
in the world.
Fish to the value of 01,000,000 were
taken out of the Great Lakes in 1894.
The total quantity of fish caught in the
Great Lakes during the twelve years,
1883.1894 amounted to 293,707,000
pounds, valued at $17,000.000.
Nearly one hundred million pounds of
herring were taken from the Canadian
half of the Great Lakes in twelve years.
In twelve years 62,000,000 pounds of
whitefish and 68,000,000 pounds of sal-
mon trout were the product of the lakes.
Some seventy-five tugs and ecboouere
and 1,187 boats, manned by 4,1.56 men
are employed in lake fishing. This
represents an invested capital 004702,822.
The fisheries of British Colombia are
probably the richest in the world.
The catch of ealmou in British.Colum•
bia in 1893 was the greatest of any year,
its value being 88,150,700.
13:1,CHELORS.
Bachelors are one of the degenerate
divisions of the "Human Flora." They
grow from the same kind of seed as the
double varieties and would have in all
probability continued to generate seed,
instead of "degenerate seed" bad it not
been owing to an adverse fate and the
want of tender care. The object of this
little essay will be to give an elucidation
of the process of the sad degeneratio
which attacks that beautiful genius th
Haman F lora, thereby propagating what
is alas too oommonly known as "old
maid" and "aruety bachelor." As the
theme of this essay is "bachelora" I will
have to treat them separately, for the
reason that if I associate them with old
maids they would be single no longer and
the term bachelor would prove to be an
anomaly. Bet to come bank to my sub.
ject and to digress no longer, nor wear
out the patience of my reaaers by tedious
deflections, no difference is observed be-
tween the two varieties in embryo
(though I believe some scientists assert
otherwise,) yet, it is not till it reaches the
state named "manhood" that any essenti-
al difference is noticed -indeed I feel
safe in saying there is none whatever
until that period, and the truth of this
statement can be attested to by those
who have undergone the experience of
visiting that beautiful elysian home
known as "Bachelor's Ball." After
reaching the aforementioned state they
are 002102ed by that dreadful fungus, an
adverse fate. To describe that awful
aalamity "Adverse Fate" will be a duty
which I am sure no ordinary consist will
be able to absolve me from, so although
the whole heart be weary and the pen
pointe divergeub, yet moat I go forward
wherever my devoir leads me. Well,
when the state of manhood as reached by
tbe masculine species of the Human
Flora, it is insensibly attracted by the
crinoline gender of the same species.
Did I say crinoline ? Pardon, it was
feminine I intended. Bat no matter, the
terms are synonymous. Well,as I said be,
fore, the two oppoeites are usually i.n-
seneibly attracted toward each other till
it comes to the period when "Fires of
love °eminence to light upon his boasted
cbivilry." Bub alas 1 thunder and
lightning is a tame expression to describe
that adverse fate which repeats with
monosyllabic distinctness that awful
word "no." And the effects --high
heavens save ma from that awful fate !
His bright petals close, he droops bis
head, and the place in the parterre knows
him no more. lois dollars aro all gone
and only a few stray cents and peefames
remain of that once beautiful Human*
Elora. No longer wears he that love's
necktie ; no longer doth hie bosom swell
with pride and love. He robes himself
with the emblems of sorrow, robes and
sackcloth are his only garments. Olotbed
in sombre black, appropriate emblem of
the coming night, doth lie wend his
journey here below, until as last the filial
act is played in life's mysterious drama.
The curtain drops and the lady dootore
solemnly conclude the sorrowful finale by
giving out their verdict, "Heart disease,
pour fellow 1 poor fellow 1"
Wet. Tnr,ronn.
Ceraunau ltll120Ven IN 10 To 601in713Trrs.-
One abort puff of the breath through the
Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr.
Agnew's Catarrah Powder, diffuses this
Powder over the surface: of the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to
use, it relieves instantly, and permanent.
ly cures Catarrah, Hay Fever, Colds,
lleadmoh 0, Sore Throat, Tonoli1tis and
Deafness 00 cents at G. A, Deadnan's.
330 liver.
Prom the Oarlehou blood Herald, .
Truth, ibis eaid, le eomebimea Avenge
than iiobion, and in no way bots tkli
phrase been better exemplified than it
0100 plain, nnvarniehed statement of 105re
W. 81, Edwards, of Carleboa ?Moe, to
reporter of the herald a few weeks ago
Mrs, illdwarde is well known in this town
baying lived iiore•for neerly'twentyfiv
years. The story elle related we will give
in iter own words, Site said : ,'In July
of 1804 I. wee taken' illi with fever, caused
by blood pof0oning, end lay bovoring'be.
tweeh life teed death for eight weeks
After the .doctor suoceoded in breaking
up the fever my heart began to trouble
me, jaundice and livor o'omplaint also set
fn, I oonld not sleep sad my
nerves
were terribly unstrung. During' my ill;
nese, after the fever left me, I was at,
tended by no less than three dootore, bat
their medicines seemed of do avail a0 I
lay for months in a terribly emaciated
condition 'and never expeoted to be
around again. This abate of affalrs last:
ed until about Christmas, when a friend
suggested to me to try Dr. Williams Pink
Pills. My husband procured a few boxes
and I then began their use, although with
but little ooafidenoe in them. By the
time I bad used three boxes I began to
feel a little better end began to get an
appetite, This encouraged me to per-
severe in the use of bbe pills, and t 00111
continued to improve. I began to sleep
well, ney heart oeaeed to bother me and
my nervous system whiolt had received
Buell a fierce shook was again fully re-
stored. My liver trouble also disnppoar-
ed, in faot I became almost a new
oreature. T now feel its well as I ever
did in my life. I have used in all eight
boxes and still continue to take,an oaths.
ions! pill if I feel any way depressed.
Yee, elle said, I am thankful to think
Haat 2 tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, be-
cause I believe that 130 other inedioiue
could have effected earth a mire in me and
have so effectually built me up. I am
perfectly willing that this simple abate•
meat of mine should be published, and
hope some poor, suffering 'creature may
see it and be restored to health as I was."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make pure,
rich blood, thus reaching the root of dis-
ease and driving it out of the system,
outing when other medicines fail. Most
of the ills afflicting mankind are due to
an impoverished condition of the blood,
or weak or shattered nerves, and for all
these Pink Pills are a specific which
speedily restore the sufferer to health.
These pills are never sold in any form
except in the compauy's boxes, the wrap.
per round wbioh bears the full name "Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People."
All others are counterfeits, and should
always be refused. Get the genuine and
be made well.
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110W Tillie Earned Der Organ.
When I was nine years old the teach-
er of oar school said he would give us
one penny for every head mark.
So I worked very hard, and when the
last day of that long weary term came
at last I found that by all my hard labor
I had gained only 28 cents.
In about a month after the term of
n 1 school closed my father bought a large
e drove of turkeys. I was very anxious to
own one of them, so I gave pa 25 ciente
of my money and roomed in return one
of the drove. But my joy came later
when it got large enough to sell, for it
well repaid my tronble and brought me
back just $1. I wee very well pleased
with my good luck and I resolved to
speculate again. As it happened pa had
a very nice litter of pigs about that time,
and there wos one little runt (as we cal-
led them) among them. Pa foresaw
that if it had not the best care it would
soon die, so I bought it with my dollar.
I need not say that I took the best Dare
of my little pig. The result was that
when it came time to sell it this pig was
as large as any of them. I traded it to
pa for a heifer calf. The calf grew into
a cow, and a few months ago T traded
my cow for an organ. I have just be-
gun to take lessons and I think there is
nothing nicer than music. -Lillie Poul -
son's prize story in Chicago Record.
Canadian News.
A oampauy has been formed in Ingersoll
to manufacture wooden bioycls rims.
A Woodstook man lost 85000 by betting
that Hyman would defeat Major Beattie
of London.
The will of the late Godfrey P. Pay-
zant, of Windsor, N. S., bequeaths 8100,-
000 to Acadia College.
The sculling moo at Winnipeg, on :July
let, between Edward Hanlan and John
Hackett, of Rat Portage, was won by
Hallen by six lengths.
The citizens of Vancouver and Victoria
gave Hewitt Bostock a maguidcent re-
ception upon hie return from Yale -Cari-
boo, where he achieved suck a great
Liberal victory.
To make your bueiness pay, good
health is a prime factor. To secure good
bealth, the blood should be kept pure
and vigorous by the use of Ayer's Serene
patella. When the vital fluid is impure
and sluggish, there can be neither health,
strength nor ambition.
The Ontario Medioal 0010011 bas pas.
sod a bylaw enforcing the penal 'lease
of the College o£ Physicians and Surgooue
by a vote of 14 to 7. The fees are fixed
at 02 per annum and the matter has
been in abeyance for four ,years. Alt
physicians who do not pay their dues
and arrears before December 31, this
year will have their names erased from
the register and will be prosecuted if
they continue to practice.
A. young man named Marchand, reeid-
ing about a mild West of Tilbury, and
Miss Bully, of Tilbury East, decided to
commit matrimony some weeks ago,
The couple had been called in the Be C.
abnreh at Tilbury and the wedding wee
to have taken place on Monday. The
tronseoau had all been purchased, Maeda,
and turniehing the neoeasary °ash. 0n
Saturday, however, tihe prospective bride
changed her mind and decided that she
didn't want to get tied up for a while
yet. Therefore she quietly left home
and ban not yet returned or sent any ex-
Duos to her ardent levet. Marchand
want down to her father's house on Sat-
urday and laid claim to the wedding
dreams which he had parohasod.
alea
44enerage07:.
274013t7,e A. J0kne.
CURED BY TAKING
u Salsa-
' arilta
v
"I Was afflicted for eight ysars with Salt
Rheum. luring that 01100,1 tried' g ante
3nany 11108101488 Which wore 11Ig111V 100
omnlended, but none gave nae relief, I
was at last 8401508 to try Ayer's Bursa
-
fo111sad the
bottle, h0110 reeas
Free from Eruptions
as ever tliey wore. My business, which. 1
is that et' it Bah -driver, requires me to
be out lu cold and wet weather, often
without gloves but the trouble has
never lntnrnett gloves,
A. Jonas,
,natford, Ont.
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Apes
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.Admittteedd at the Niro .1d'e 01 o0r.
efvev''y ?iiia C2occlas» 4i'ae 6otacfs.
TAKE
THE
BEST
Souse Painting,
raver ianging,
Kalsounining, 860.
Spring House Cleaning Time
is here .and we are ready to at-
tend to Paper hanging, I[also
mining and Painting in (0 prompt
business like style.
All work; clone iiia workman-
like manner at a moderate charge.
Orders left at the stores of W.
R. McCracken or Wilton & Turn-
bull will receive prompt Atten-
tion.
Tile ‘,patronage of the public
solicited. Estimates cheerfully
furnished.
Mc011,0XEN EMOLDB7,,
BRUSSELS.
JI,LY 17, 1896
NEW
gicVer Siiiiii
The undersigned has ope18
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
OMAtE P1001; BRVSSZLSI
where:he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
.Best Meats Procurable sold
at reasonable prices. .A, share
of public' patronage solicited.
S. "WALKER.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
28 ole.,
60 oke. and
$1.00 Bottle,
One cent a dose.
It 1s sold on a guarantee by all druggists.
It cures Incipient Consumption and 18the
beet Cough and Croup Care.
8x131 by .0.61. O OE, I,rnes3st„Bkasselo,
BRUSSELS
PIE) ,''';.' [RIS.
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with to inform the people of Brussels
and surrounding district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repaire
at moderate prices.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
loolced after.
'Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Oisterno.
Cromer /peen,
MILL STREET, - BRUSSELS.
WHY STIFFER WITH PILES p
Dr, Cbase's Ointment Will Curo Them at
a Cost of But 60 Cents.
Piles, scrofula, eczematic eruptions,
scald head, salt rheum and all other
annoying and painful skin diseases can
bo easily cured by Dr. Chase's Ointment.
"I had protruding piles for ten
yeas," writes H. H. Sutherland, com-
mercial traveller, of Truro, N.S.; "tried
many remedies, and had doctors oper-
ate. It 1811. no use. Was completely
laid up at times. Chase's Ointment
was recommended to me by Mr. Brennan,
of the Susnmersido, P.E.I., Journal. I
tried it, and ono box completely cured
ane."
Mr. Statls, tbe editor of the Streets
vino, Ont., Review, gives this unsolicited
teetimonial under date of Nov. 0, 1805 r
"Half a box of Dr.Cbase's Ointment cured
my daughter of eczema. That was six
months ago, and 'there has since been
no reappearance of the disease."
T. Wallace, blacksmith, of Iroquois,
Ont., was troubled with blind itching
piles for 20 years. " I tried every,
remedy that came out in vain," ha
writes, "until I tried Dr. Chase's Clint.
anent. It was a, godsend. Ono box
cured Ina."
All dealers and Edmanson, Bates & Oda
manufacturers, Toronto. Price GOB,
Linseed and turpentine are every mo
tiler's household remedy for coughs,
colds, throat and lung affections. Dr.
Chase has disguised the taste and made
the remedy pleaeant to take. Large
bottle only 25e.
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Real Estate & Loan
Agent, - Brussels.
Money to Loan on Farin Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of I11lerest.
Money Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire o Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
CONVEYANCING.
f"1r COUSL Y,
Office over Deadman & MaOall's Store,
BRUSSELS.
Cheap and First-class Material.
Every ITousellolder should call a'nd see the •
lelary Goal Oil Move with Fountain,
A DANDY.
Window Screens all Sizes and
Screen Doors made to order.
bormwassomessars
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TO SEE OUR
Newest
Lasts
Exclusive
Designs
Lowest
Paces
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OUR STOCK IS 1.101Y COMPLETE
IN ALL LINES
and we will sustain our past -Reputation of
"Best Goods at Low Prices,"
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Established 1871.
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The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself,
UNCONDITIONAL,
ACCUMULATIVE,
AND AUTOMATICALLY
NON -FORFEITABLE,
It'leaves nothing further to be desired. Pates [and full:infor-
lnation furnished on application.
v 1, IL Eul , Agent, Brussels.