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The Brussels Post, 1918-6-6, Page 4Zbe $russtis post THURSDAY, JUNE h, rets CENTRE HURON _MEET LIBERALS T_ET Thursday lit Holiday 0 ouRi a June, duty anis August E. i hr m eleietianed teres ee peia y pie el' lea u:::e•I4, ttgl et- to Anse ,�^��- „dr rtalwetive places of bosi- •nt'48 AI 12 11'4.blrk 11.1111 01101 '1'hiuc- Express Strong Disapproval of Course and Speech of Mr. Wm. Proudffoot Seaforlh, May 28. - rhe annual meeting of the Centre Hurn i_ib- erals was held here this afternoon, when officers for the ensuing You were re -elected: - President -•-M. Murdie, McKillop. ist Vice -1. L, Kerr, Clinton and Vice -N. I, rniehan, Colborne 3rd Vice -J. P H:nchlet Seaforth aecv. J L. Kalb ran, Guderich. Treas--l7, Young, taolborne, Auditor -W. J. Paisley, Clinton, Chairmen of Municipalities Colborne -S, Bissett Hallett -.I. Watt Mcgillop-J. McDowell Gree -Wm. Cameron Clinton -Gen, McLennan Seaforlh--J. D. Hinchley Brussels -P Scott Coderich-e^. Nairn Mr. Wm. Prudfont, M. P, P. for Centre Huron. addressed the meeting' on the recent session of the Incas ; House. and Mr. Thomas McMillan, Lib- j eral candidate at the recent Dominion election in South Huron, was warmly received by the audience day during the mouth of duly,, :duly and August, enuuneneing on `1'huss- dity, June till. Other flays stores Will , close at 111.. usual bane :-- S. 'll Plum flank of Nova Seotia I. l7. Hit•hatds \V..1. Metastekeu 11. H Ross (telly AValker 1. ll. Ilea it% Calawell tiree, iL L..Ludoon 1Vin,m A (iiil,spt, Downing tic.:, `itamind lienk i Geo. Thomson eV. V, Sinclair Mrs. J. Thompeon J. U. Ilahkif 1. A, It. McKay It. Immo) ll.uuillno \V, A. (11 ewer P SCmil 1Vsikel lilaek W. H. Kerr (1. l', tl.tnners F. Sperling D. C. hoes R. Ferg ison Ja:. Fox la R. Smith S. O. Wilson Jas, Bennet. pre JI1,4. 1'. ROSS A. So:whal Alfred Beeker John Long It. Thntueon \V. F. Stretton 'Wm. Oakley W. I', Feetser Customers, and the pabnrgenerally, are asked to kindly d. their having so as In aid the eau vying out ut I I„ Half i holiday program. 47.4 Two r solettons were passed:- -That we. the Liberals of Camtre ' Hurn bride before the House at its next session the injustice to the portion of the Province at a dis- tance troll Niagara. and there shin id be a read'ustment of the nates of Hydro, which should be lowered ' so that users of power could meet competition of those near the power i zoite." i Disapprove Member's Course. "That we. the Liberals of Cenrte Huron in annual meeting assembled, I, hereby place on record our entire disapproval of the course pursued by our present representative. Mr. \Vm. Proudfoot, M. P. P., not only I during the recent Federal election campaign, but as well, if press re- ports are correct, in his speech dur- ingthe discussion of the Address at the (penin( et the recent session of the Ontario Le.eielature; his re- mark 'limn that occasion that "the results of the recent election con- test showed that the people at home were prepared to back up the boys at the front" is equivalent to saying i that every elector who did not sup- port the so-called Union Govern- ment is a rebel, and is a direct in- sult to Lear} :arporter of Sir Wil- frid Laurier, `That we are not in ' favor of the extension of Perlia- I .lent and the compact made in re- gard to bye -elections. As true Lib- I erais we highly approve of the mani- festo issued to the Canadian people 1'y our great Leader as being not only the right policy for Canadians to adopt m order to enable Canada to do its best in the further pro- secution of the war and keep its people united, but also to secure the futherance of those great Liberal principals which he has so bril- liant)_" championed throughout the long course of his public life." U ° DOWN JURIES TO HELP FARMERS County Judges Asked to Try All Possible Cases Without .fury Notices have been sent out to all county judges asking them to have as fete jury cases as possible this sum- mer. This is being done to relieve the farmers, who are generally called to serve on the iuries so that the wort of production will not be interrupted. The request, applies of course, only to eases of a nature that may be tried either he ;a jure or by a ledge, as crime !nal cases would naturally be tried in the ordinary way. It is therefore more or less a matter for the legal profes- sion to arrange the cases as much as possible along this line. As far as Heron County is concern- ed the order will not make much dif- ference as there are few jury cases at Goderich, SAYS• PUBLIC DOUBTFUL In Toronto recently Mr, Thorn - son told the people that there was no danger of 'amine in Canada. His message was reassuring in all respects. Yet the city is plastered by placards, atane or ,starveSuch inconsistencies make the public doubtful Of the siuceriir of the food -saving campaign. Toronto Mail and Empire. The Mall Ild umpire can charge the government with inconsistency in its food campaign and nothing is said. If a Liberal newspaper printed the above comment it would be jumped on immediately by the super - loyal Tory press and referred to as pro -German, friend of the Kaiser, etc. Examples of this sort of abuse were many in the last federal elec- tion campaign, We are glad to note that the Mail and Empire has direct- ed attention to the inconsistencies of the food board. The public Would be indebted to the Mail if it would call for further explanations of the boards Orders from time to time, Pte. Norman McGuire, Son of A, and Mrs, McGuire, Brussels, 'Frites from France, In a 1.•ltet' flow p',ance, Pie. tion-' maul )1,44114e say, ill pall : -' I have been to it:big f•o wltrat fns Haute 11111, ; pa,t 11, a 11,11 "I of relextAiwl when I could eit ,tort u, ill ouletneee fwd Brite Me a few lines, but these are al itieal time, and we have le he ready )'.r any eventual:6-s thtt arty et ,,p up. I; have had a long spell in the forward z.mie, hof at, fat' have run up against nothing more nerve -raking than ehell- tire aunt not a tretuentlumis lot of that. Cmusiii, Mg Lir to autity 1/l' ,Iutllt that 1 c.ur ft.11o,ts Ihroty at the ISu,•he, lila returns ore treble. \ly opinilnt is that he i. gelling careful with his hig I stuff bee;atree he heart i a too pleotifol eneely, pet hap. I might I.4.' that notion if he takes a notion to shute over a heavy barrage, but it due,u't S14.111 11,11.-./1x1110 11110. h0 tycuhl gl;uul th, itionnimiog h1• get, tcitholu (, - turning it if he had the good- to do s.. Night after night 1111• aww.•n 1/11rz bark 11vry him lines a1/11 lull,•,ul I to it luteus I.11 has hal [,.til-, ❑1/11 dnnlps Sometimes ill an}light rnr perry liters se.,ot. art OS.; and <tlour, tt lu,nhles• u1e bat levy with a Iiieh of bombs. Oceasi..not ly n normal man pull, snow Leal, I.: • . , ,.I tins. over out lines, but en till• , ,h. } are norn, rbaw.}' =I: • be n.1•. whit !,slot ow w:,••I,,I,.••. t'lha wren pant, .4,111 .•111'111\ 111 le'I1ll,t• brought down }''u1.:.nu+ a r111a9 lisle ago, were not more that 18 years of irate. Ute of theta spoke gond Eng- lish. Neither id thele reamed to re- gret that they had fallen tuts Initial; bands. Iterently I have lived a railed ex- istence and have labored at many tasks ranging from patrols in "'No 1Gtu's Lend" to hawking tea for the troops up the trenches, I think the bwd sweat -mut 1 Have had for stone lisle was when (lid Bill got nasty and started his whizz -bang guts shelling a teeuall through which I was dangling with a hot hneket of tea on my back. G Patrol work i4 rather exciting, espec- ially if you think an enemy patrol is tint looking over the gloom' al the Is •n the thuIal slurl0 time. I•'ibh s t e generally short. The Iron, ns it rule, heaves his eylind rival eticke and beats it toe his line. \Ce have have had little net's, outside of innunieuaWe rumors, regarding the great otl'eeeivo, hut hope that it hus been ehecked, Of nue thing there i4 no doubt and that is that the Germans have paid dearly for the wound gained. I heal one gunner say that this his gut was firing straight into the advancing mass and ]L almost turned the met ut the gnn eicic to watch the result of each elicit. As soon Its they opened a gap it waa tilled in onickly by leen from the tear. libittcnburg's great offensive He,iila til have been more like wholesale murder than stratgetic movement in war, it looks to -day like as if either side could advance if they have It Willa to sacrifice the then. The at to chair cribra over in England are howlingat Haig to stop "nibbling' hot fortunately for us riir Douglas Haig knows more than the muumuus Napoleons who won formes battles with theft; pens, Perhaps il' they ducked and d.alged ba the virility Where shrapucl and tulle to Hy, they wouldn't be sn free to criticize. By reports you must have hal a rigorous Winter season, but hope tate sun is shining on hnt.h sides of the fence now. \Ve have had grand weather here, but of late Old Jupiter Plnviis i4 getting a bit tun generous with his moisture, It Justices the go- ing in the trenches rather heavy, but nevertheless has its good points. The hig shells (lig into the ruts add the shrapnel doesn't fly so far, When the ground le dry and haul thO •lank !a 1 gel yes le „ r i many n1/tt l ( liable 007 t1Jat 1 1 al Y Y y away, The other day l haul the pleas - 111•P of meeting ]1/y old ft lend Duncan Valentine again, iie la Ilan, Mud }lenity and tee!. as eldepy as ever, Dune, is with a divisional transport train, The other night. I received your parcel. I opened it while on gas guard in an old Jima ttPrick, They had a dog out MOO' and ' Ameal' the compete around the entrance was four feet thick. Those et lama must have thought they were going to stink around these diggings until Gabriel sounded the final trumpet, tont all their homll proof shcltere had to be vacated when the big peel) mune, I often wonder what they will too wit.]) this land of promise after the wttr ends. .terar,�:tate �w ...a'„> ,se> -a x*r,ea,tir,--,,..n.m...w•..,. „+�,. m+swewa.ww.wa',..�w •+.eAocr n. ^,ww.,e1..=a 1.„wl-..':: 'YxNa '+* /. +.?rt •i!w•n:.�9na±+»'Y+.irtsu+lkMt1 i".nt•`W14�.s 5 .. ate.+• ., pem,,..+...ua.,m••...'.,�.ryti.+• . ,, ,. - , .....• - 9,o,4C'4 06 44a“4y 43+m otG4Aa 44 aG 9 i a:1/ 01/1`101,11); ft Anvil' poetimn of a nolhiug thentrieal about toy attitude, 1 tor; 0i tit toil pull Oita yore] sp,ih clioni . than our ketiunl` nal enn,teen magazine whiclt yoo will note is per. I'd halt+ rent you the piece of slump- `of Shamrock atanved on tit. 1 atriek s I besides providing a !trent deal (' 1 fotated, I had itoe my knee when a eel bol It wouldn't itavel in a letter, Day in Lha` morning„ The Y, a(. 0, A, tortaitulleut for the men. nice eizeri chunk of strap 11.01) piouglt- Ant going to u v null get you a ring }Moves itself to be the best fettled the As „peewee, aocks, ]lave+ aeon thou,. Oil 111(0 il. \\'ts sitting on a fire step made mut of a French bullet 11 l can soldiers have out here and you may a„,14 OF pair,, issued tttld never yet iTadilig )v hen Frill dropped it whiz•(. (lin n(rn54 the guy that. hmelHlers ttt41 aHsnred ally work dooe in tbeif lava I heard of anew Who hod lu pay bang about ten feel in front of the them nit. They uulke a fair looking behalf is mol wnated, Aftuy a buil, It penny fou (hent, At one time lie parapet. s ! 1 1 'rim lint' reading H 'a '',• guess I let I w1/e1/l l ' awl get t Well 1 11 ss 1 will ling + f£ "the young man etrtaek a theatrfrRl I and get tubed. Llit, to gat atHood 1'te felt mighty Lhtulltful to go tau turn were tvltsthlg lh,tn but to slop attitude" but when the flmlt 1,panl:edsleep while it 19 going, for the bag "Y° and get a cup of hot cocoa after' a that we have now to turn ill a dirty against the hook I to afraid there tens I /1011,0 natty amus (mote our way, ,old night's work, They sell umeh pair but that ie only fair, CANADA PUBLIC NOTICE' DOCUMENTS TO BE CARRIED by every male person who is not on active service in any of His Majesty's Naval or Military Forces, or in the Naval or Military Forces of any of His Majesty's Allies, and who apparently may be, or is reasonably suspected to be, within the description of Class One under the Military Service Act, 1917, who for any reason may have claimed that -he is not within Class One under the Act. NOTICE is hereby given that, under the proviaions of an Order in Council (P.C. 1013), of the 20th April, 1018, upon and after the 1st day of June, 1918, every male person who is not on active service in any of lie Majeaty's Naval or Military Forces, or in the Naval or Military Forces of His Majesty's Allies, and who apparently may be, or is reasonably suspected to be, within the description of Class One under the alilitary Service Act, 1017, by whom or on whose behalf, it is at any time affirmed, claimed or alleged that he is not, whether by reason of age, status, nationality, exception, or otherwise, within Class One under the Military Service Act, 1917, as defined for the time being or that, although within the said Class, he is exempted from or not liable to military service; shall have with him upon dais person at all times or in or upon any building or premises where he at any time is, AGE If it be claimed that he is not within the class by reason of age, an official certificate of the date of his birth, or a certificate of his age signed by two reputable citizens residing in the community in which he lives and having knowledge of the fact; or MARRIAGE If it be claimed that he is not within the Class by reason of marriage, a certificate, either official or signed by two reputable citizens residing in the community in which he liven and having knowledge of the facts, certifying to his marriage and that his wife is living; or NATIONALITY'!' If it be claimed that he is not within the Clasa by reason of his nationality, a certificate of his nationality signed by a Consul or Vice -Consul of the foreign State or Country to which he claims his allegiance is due; or a passport lamed by the Government of that Country establishing his nationality; or ACTIVE SERVICE If it be claimed that he is execpted as a member of any of His Majesty's Forcee or as having since the 4th August, 1914, served in the Military or Naval Forces of Great Britain or her Allies in any theatre of actual war and has been honourably discharged therefrom, official documents or an official certifi- cate evidencing the fact; or CLERGY If it be claimed that he is excepted as a member of the clergy, or of any recognized order of an exclusively religious character, or is a minister of a religious denomination existing in Canada on 29th August, 1917, or as being a Ottawa, May 22, 1918. member of any other society or body, a certificate of the fact signed by an office -holder competent so to certify under the regulations of the church, order or denomination, society or body, to which be belongs; ur EXEMPTION If it be claimed that he is exempted from or not liable to military service by reason of any exemption granted or claimed or application pending under the Military Service Act, 1017, or the regulations thereunder, his exemption papers, or a certificate of the Registrar or Deputy Registrar of the district to which he belongs evidencing the fact; or OTHER CLASS If it be claimed that he is not within the Class, or that he is exempted, not liable or excepted upon any other ground, a certificate of two reputable citizens residing in the community where he lives having knowledge of the fact upon which the claim ie founded and certifying thereto; FAILURE TO CARRY REQUISITE EVIDENCE If upon or after the 1st day of June, 1918, any such male person be found without the requisite evidence or certificate upon his person or in or upon the building or premises in which he is, he shall thereupon be presumed to be a person at the time liable for military service and to be a deserter or defaulter without leave; PENALTY And he shall also be liable upon summary conviction to a fine not exceeding 850 or to imprisonment for a periocl not exceeding one month, or to bath such fine and imprisonment; and moreover, any such person may forthwith be taken into military custody and may be there detained and required to per- form military duty in the Canadian Expeditionary Force so long as his services shall be required, unless or until the fact be established to the satisfaction of competent authority that he is not liable for military duty. FALSE CERTIFICATE The use, signing or giving of any such certificate as hereinbefore men- tioned shall, if the certificate be in any material reaped false or misleading to the knowledge of the person using, eigning, or giving the came, be an offence, punishable, upon summary conviction, by a penalty not exceeding five hundred dollars, and by imprisonment for any term not exceeding six months and not less than one month, ISSUED BY THE MILITARY SERVICE BRANCH OF THE DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE. MiiABURN The Clydesdale Stallion m Meabulrn 2nd C,70t39> Enrolment No. 4704. Form I. 2ND [r7o69: ; black, with face and both hind legs white ; foaled June 3oth, 1914 ; bred by Henry Bone, Brussels, Ontario, a11,11A13URN 2Nn [170691 SIRE- Meaburn (imp.) 113710] (16000) DAM - Ruby (Imp.) [287881 (31227) Sit rhomm (imp•) [9327] (Castlereagh [3640xr] (10324) Pri nee Thomas [40281.(9681) i1 itehLaw ace [4(80]4)730) (102) �Ootnely [5711] (10764).,., { Fyvie's' Pride [9647) Kitte 157121 (1578) (12580) (Baron's Pride [3067] (411• estQu d [3[42 (63(18) Lady Douglas [12067] •� (0122) 1 ]forest Queen [4263] (?233) (14616) (Rosie of corn pstnnetld9 ())1ahtegregot' (44861 (1487) i.47)iciriyla d l fln j] (08687) Globi ,,fine ('L1490911 ] (95406553) 14l.orLe.ilheehall[210681(13537) Ardletheu [494$] (11246) i ernley'a }tern [7907] (6697) (Queetl of ]]earls [0584]) (Princess [65151 (6365) Pri tomes Alexandra (13"09 Prince "I.\Vnies (460flj(6"1.3) (3121$) fPrinteAl,xineia, i 1,,,„Jeanie 131acic [31641 03 00) alaggie (18207),...;.,... J ,,,,,, (8800) l]nrlHyndford 100281 (7076) (Dtu•ling ..,.., VSusie, by Earl Orange (4350) Sir Evert" [80661(6353) f Rotsi'RoiftIlille115a)i8240 (7437) Barone Pride [8067 fSpr inghill Darn'y (70621 (2429) (9122) (Forest Queen [4258] (Forest Hallie [42841 (474.0) Barn)) Ruby [100461 lees Fo est Mete [42 0tA4) (7126$) I,'1"11"od a Best ,4634 F. f 1 E+ fi R0 �jsY. P, n B bons 38 9 1 8 1 (( g f ] > rn ,tin J Rub of CI n 0`Li1 Ruby 1101811 (13856) (Robina [6901] (72182)•..) (f'rinoe ltuberl.28911 (7135) tHeroine [4448][ 8522) Urines 1/C \Ifnies 4509. (6731 1 (7edria(innp,)(2202](1087)5KnockdonMaggP [4075](.08) Prinee oC Qnnlity [2173] f Darnley (9'791] (222) (10416) (Jeanie }toy (Iutp,) 2804] tLHy of I'�nngshnl [8513] (2in2) Queen u1. Quality [2291$] (f 1793} Darnley 4401 (`L22 (1787'0 iOraiohrnoru Darn eY �i!lora (134561 (43) ) Carina 166581 (12313) (trap) [21.271 (60071,j (llenlea (303) ( Mabel of O endrte X9036} tOlendrie Comely [65(101(2886) • This Well bred Stallion Will stand for service during the season at his own stable, Lot 2o, Con, 3, Morris, HENRY BONE, Proprietor • • P • • i •• • u • • • ♦ a ♦ 9 • ••• a • 0 TED t Steady, reliable Men to \\ (Irk on t, in. I LH, Experience not necessary. Platte or apply personal- ly to The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd. soaforth, Ont, • • • • • 0 0 0 • • • • • • a • • i • ••• • • •♦• e•••.9••A••••••••ir40••• Notice to Creditors In the matter of the ,state "[ ]ohn I I ante•', late of the Township of (, t, in the County of Ilmon, r r net', dev :wed Motif.,• iv hurobp riven parswnnt to ,•The tie. 'r14,•d ,.,totes of Dntnrio;' that all creditors 1 nod oth..i, loving 0lninw notelet the vitiate a i t.h1. 0,aJobe naht,•a, who died uu u1. about . the 1w•ent,y au 0111 day id April, A. D 111115, APO rug sired on or before• thepSrst day ur July A. D. 1/t H .. to Heed by ,oat (p a mid or die Byer to (;,. n r,• Bray, ft q . Lfiitnwrl, Ontario, Sulirltrn• ler th,• iaertkurs of Phe bur Will and batt moot of vital doe.me,d, Niro. deletion tlr nod 8wr0uuies, xden mot dui...l oohs, the Pull po rt waists of lbc'r flniu,s, Ihr,Imnnmat r tb,.ir w•o.,nnls and Ow netnre or the .rcuri• ti is ,il' any) h,dd by them. ,ted !miller talcs notier that after ,nrh in,t m,alnno,d dole tho• sad fa rcne••rs will pro. •ed to di arabin,, nu• te.r1.1 of ills oocvnsed among f lis Parti.•• entitled thereto, having re• gnat only to the. elaiu,s of whirl' tlu.v shall them have Robb. for Inod utt x+n its !tsvontors r any oa rt will not of to env person er Per -nue of whose violin within ,late fat hnvn Uw•n rrooivril by thein xt the time of ,nrh di•t ribtll init. Mood al Li+tnn•rl this Sloth slay of tiny, A. D loin. 4H 1 aarHN I7.41Nh1+, 1:, (; Ian L'1111 nitAl, WILLIAti DODD,dN Lisp wet, Una , butrot ova. 'their Fohcitor. HUSH for Some SHETHIPN STAIV'IP Enrolment No.1280 Form A. F. EM BURY & SON, Props. 61DNDAY-will h,xt•n his owe stable, Lot 21, 3rd I,nts, Morris, and yo East t"tid vilfh n Smith's for neon : !bun 8..11111 ]'a west via gravel road to lira,Mrt,i, then to L'obt, Mutte's for night TUNADAV -goat to gravel road, !lion South to 0th Liar, Morris, to (t, o Holly'. for noon • then wont 11 to 110i111dfiry. weal I'..,1011,", Mid Month to Hurincic lute, then We..t to Burt Al- len's for night, WRINg E.sDA y-Nm•il1 hl bnundlo•v, gnat 1 Mlle, Nom North to W111.•r11vine. for 110011 ; 111.11 Nnrnt t0 lith lino, tt„"ris, th,•u Weiit to Wm Third's for night. T'HITIdSDAY-North to bah Line•, Morris, then Went to John WIghtl„an's for noon: then North via Bolero v, to gad I.lne, Morrie, t, 1 John Von item' for night MHTDA F - Itioo to Agor ltrus ' for noon; Ilvm North foist Line, Morns, to .111N. Pexrnrle't for night f gAl'I112DAC- Will prn.•eed hmne where ha i will renpon nntil the runow 1/,t: Alubdus. i LIMIER DICKSON 61626 A. T. R. 2206 C. N. R. Form A 1. Enrolment No, 4881 ItA ret ltlet.' 11tD 2.os14 Tho Grand Ciro: It Battu •:1/d shots Sturge, l:.t pries winner tit 8tanforth and Clinton 1217 spring Shows. Tlio .f ly shahlo In lei• county of Huron that ,ver 14,114111W srrvlrra of it ,Pillion with n r, moil of 2;nor is tier. Minor Dickson will Amid 1/t hie own stnblr, (Intuulrretal Hotel (tarns, myth, with escep• tion of the following ronto :- M()NDAY-win is v,• Ills awn stable end proceed to Aober. for noon ; 11101100 by way of Nile to G. McNall'a for ulgltt. TV gat: 1Y -Will prof, d to Colborne MOHO. God.erieh, for noun, and reiutdn there until Wednesday o,-oa \l'EDNASI aA y _Will proemial by way of Ben - miller to l•ti lb whirr hs will remain until the Yellowing tlundry 'mooning !KE IViE®IUB 61622 A. T. R. 1070 C. N. R. Form A 1 Enrolment No, 2036 1h Stand i : •rd !•. The rot I a brit 1/21414 rout Ntnl• lion 10'1/11 brother to llniiEqu914t,, end !nes Al. 2.173.1. Was shown IS thnua-14 tuna drat find ouux aertond. Hte Medium will .tmul for Ilir Improvement of stock this slmsnn ns fnllowa; TM URI -IDA I -Will leave bis own stable, Blyth, and nrnoro•! North to Hob:ta's for noon; than to ilia Marmara' Boum, Wnlghnol, fm' night, FRIDAY -Will preened to itinerate to Nap's, for noon ; theuto to Gordon MoDmtald'H Hotel, lirtitoels, for night. NA TUR DA F^Will prMoed to 11114 ow n stable, Blyth, where Ite will remain until that follow. big Thursclay morning. ll'or further partionlnrs and terms of these well bred horses see bills or enquire of • THOS. COULTER, Prop. PURR BRIM OLYOBISDATA BTALr.ION PRINCE KINNAIRD 1126621 Blirolmenb No. REA Perini. Pooled May 211,11115; bred by James Spoil', Blre, ]tin• nal rd Chief, limp.) [127281 (161107); sire et MINI, ]3t•itish tlhieT 1x121) tl'd6U0).,� I)nm of ab•a, '!tato 1106711); dfim,l3nnnte Jean Agalt1 i800381� Niel oP a um, Jtoynl Park (hop) [a60t1 f1122U1. Dint of dant, (ween, by Lord of the Raney am.) [11667 (20111. Will stand for servloe dnring 11110 saxeon at his own stable, hot 130, 0011, 0, Morris, or would, by appointment, meet umtouters. ,1)18. 81PF,111, Proprietor CUMBERLA.ND GEM (18478) OMR Enrolment NIL 1004^Ttlapenteel and Applteved lrorm h Will stand For the improvement of stook dwring the preeent sateen at John J. MoOnv- in'H 4111,108, Lead bury, Lob 2:1, Coo. 18 Moltlb Cop, 'norma, 512 to ingrain, payable Ifebraary ist, 1210. J ,T. MoGAVIN, Proprietor, Bull for Service Ice Fila undersigned will Iceop for service, on S% Lot Bll eon .3 btortia township, thethora-bred Short Horn 131/11, Rainford of Salem, No. 42.112 Sired. by Gainford Marquis 0.008001 ; Dein Mildred VII by Royal Sailor 080510), Ped- igree may be seen on apollontion. Terms - :KM for grades and 1110 00 for thorn'-breuls, T}iOt3, PIiIR016, Proprietor, For Sale a Good Value About two Corns of land with tontfortabie frown house, stable and hell house; good well; good miller and. woodshed ; also bearing fruit trema. About delimitate walk from peeteniea, The above property is situated on .fieneeet„ Brussels, Particulars may be ltd on enquiry from the owner on the promises CIiZAN'1.1.