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I't3Ut,ii),tY, O.'l'Ol3FR lu, tyle
Woul•D a C. ;it few hell he a goad t lug
for BTussels? We believe it w, int.!.
What do you think ?
"Wk''U. never tet the old fig fall" is
the song Canadian boys Area; as they
do their linty oh the battle fields over
seas. This Dominion is proud of her
gallant sons.
A number of cities and towns )ubliat•
ed over the recent victories by General
Allenby in Palestine. Some plates we
know of have not even a town fi-g n.r ,t
staff to hoist ;,lie on.
SPANISH iihfittenza, which appea-s to be
first cousin to the old iagr ippe, wit i:e it
may },e ease ',4,.(1 at t:inni,t
wisely Le laughed at. I's .:hurt c:em•
paigo so :al. has ipruu{lit the undertaker
to mane a it"me. The exereise of Care
and reneenhering the old addage that
"A antes in Tune saves ea" will doubtless
do match in preventing the inroads of
this very undesired ailment,
Now would be a good time la "limber
lip" on church and Sabbath Scbooi work
in planning a vigorous program for the
Fall and coining Winter. A gentrat
line-ap of tate forces fur Righteousness
would inspire those on whom reg-oai-
eibility rests as leaders and would en-
courage the dilatory, feiut•hearted and
beginners in a ;nure aggressive attitude
toward the employment and improve-
men: of their talents in a service that
would prove helpful
SA:: his I„aped All call the
tidy +om of $rae,uoo,00e. King Albert
:d finauci.rs may be able to
make repayment when the facia
bookkeepers sgltare up the account with
Germany over that "scrap of paper,”
Tne latter may awake to the fact that a
penny wise and a pound foolish policy
ie not good statesmanship nor financing
sol a very satisfactory or sane basis.
WHSLE we have uo desire to dettact
from worthily won honors in connection
with the war and a proper recognition
of them, is there not danger of slopping
over in the profuseness of some of the
tribute -paving ? Many a man who does
heroic deed, never receives even a
commonplace "Thank you," while for
some reasoe others are fed on "sugar
and spice and all things nice," It may
not be an easy matter to adjust but
there's plenty of room for it,
Hrwroav is repeating itself and the
handwriting on the wall that brought
terror to the head and heart of old Mr,
Beishezzer, viz "Thou are woiehed in
the bai,uices and found wanting,"
has been inscribed on the walls of the
Kaiser's hopes and expectations. Some
of the writing looks very much like the
chirography of Johnnie Cannuck or his
old dad -John Bull. The scribing is
Targe and easily read, "On to Berlin"
may be seen in outline.
THE Kaiser's dream of world conquer-
ing must be a real nightmare under ex
isting circumstances and he will be very
rudely awakened to find his place in the
sun obliterated by the eclipse pro-
grammed by the allies. Militarism's
sun is setting, dyed red iu the blood of
millions, While the victory will be
glorious it has been dearly bought and
the4 years' war will be long remember-
ed by thousands of homes the world
round,
SOME faint idea may be arrived at as
to the world war when it is stated
that since the middle of July
last, up to October 1st no less than
254,000 prisoners have been taken in
France and Belgium, with 4000 cannon
and 23,000 machine guns, by the Allies.
This is undoubtedly a great handicap to
the enemy and its continuance for an-
other a' months spells VICTnse in large
letters, The e,'atberiug of such a host
must entail great responsibility in feeding
C
And caring for them and incur tremen-
dous
dous expense. No game Is more expen•
sive than war and many a Nation will
work the treadmill for long years to
come before this account is balanced.
"How to get the most out of your
furnace " was the practical topic discus-
sed last week by beating experts at Tor-
onto. Negligence, dirty boilers, pipes
and furnaces received a black eve. Pos-
sibly a large share of these troubles are
due to many grades of notoriously bad
coal that consumers have been attempt•
lug to bar the inroads of Jack Frost with,
‘Many of the chimneys of to -day, while
perhaps all right in wood fuel days, are
deficient in draught when it comes 10
use of coal, Instructions are to be issued
it is said, suggesting how a furnace
should be used but if the Controllers, or
somebody else, will supply a sufficient
quantity of the black diamoads we
would not be afraid to guarantee that the
average householder will be able to do
the rest, We have not mune use for
such noteworthy pledges as "Live horse
and you will get grass," while an omit -
lar demonstration shows an equine with
every rib countable.
�•`a;('-. ilii:';'. - .situ a .t,.t1.11.1 ..,
hl, t nl 1
en.tt.i t ettvtt C er lttt b_r ai c 0 11, 1. an -
Ada, There will consequently i t' tt loud
all tat,' the reaaty Otlta'sser.tt.e *.t every
C'otnt•k 1 ant li,ta At, tt , e ...seep -
that will pr's the linty a t,t '1 tl 1v
IAifll of ever,. in t, t t ,...lilt. A l h,,ie .1{l,
0ree niaatian a, leen4 dill!,, t.ilien reu'1 it 1
due coarse everybody w=,l i,•. ,-1,11 Qt
help, li we vete ," to u„ tz .,..•t
bear arms we should ,I ill .1 l4'' lug
the sinewe it.: war
Settta'.. t,V has 11,1- iiia` the pnh!'r
may be prohibited ftttin using hard
coal until 13eeember ret. Curet, there
is a limbering up lu the atr sal of sup-
plies there will taut b6 tnttca danger of
violating such a 6emaeel at an empty
coal bin will prevent any pant i L•ty et I
extravagance. As to what the outcome
of stipple and ,lemau':i tnsy eventuate in
is nut Clear hot the Fears; tits :gel warn -
hags have been heeded i tit wiele gen-
erous hand. The trouble r: tam ,•:,nne't
warm yt'nr ftngsts ;•r )'itC told, !Item.
The coal proi.e;ent is a puzzle thai no• i
body seems to be alt':,, 1•. ,n;vv, y'h0
knows ?
DXelsietc to at!'ip? , ,.`7,ir<e cif in-
structiou, either is reading :;sag some
line that would prove 0t prc,6t to v(u
and your avocation or fol;owir;; iip some
study C at w tt h it1Pn t rro..11.10014
on mane a phase of 1, fe's inteletit it; ar-
riving at a point in vonr expo.—,once that
is worthy of your manhood and woman-
hood. Many a young person could
beeomea better penman, get c'tse'y St-
quaintaated with sum, selene" or :art,
or familiarize themselves with the his-
tory of their own lir slime °I tier lard
if the orkl hrtnrs were serviceahlt• em-
ployee! )leerly ,a•rrvi•selc !.alt a fanr:y
for some specie' ' u'niect I1Lt' to fora: a
studious habit or mark et ut a progr:em
covering the passing months requ'rr:s
exercise of will power and ambition. If
you have a hobby. and I is laudable.
put it in exercise and thereby prove your
usefulness as Citizen of this great Cana-
dian land,
Ontario's Proud Record
In Last Loan Drive this Province Raised
Nearly Half of the Last Loan,
averaging 579.03 each,
Ontario's large place in the erttr.Intip
poeititn, etf ('aaada wit, a -'ver better
illusttatcd than in the last Vietiry
Loan campaign, teat if it is to he
tuaintained, annitht-r supt1-rue air, at
will be needed its the catupttigu sle,
to open. Neatly hilt the hoed sole
sct'iptinns in N(lVPtnl r , 11117, we,
from Ontario and there t1,- been tele
that the same propr'rti tt is raptvleti
this year. The ata` 'Tit it nt,ti ucii
servile of Out.0 its have been now-
ni8renr that that's is little i,! .speer of
to eli appeilittne'nt now, 'far- {', '. i:,•
11 :IS i,"1111 lilt' (•s1 -• of munition Mak-
ing, with the liberal distribution elf
money which that. btio;t-, and its
agricultural, mining and oilier indus-
tries It/LVe Leen an a mr,st huoyau,t
basis.
As et result (tf the splendid campaign
and the gruern11' reapnu,.' of the Iwo -
pie, the Pruvinee tri' r)nttuio raised
$20.1,185,400, of the $410 2811,14111 for Iiia
Dominion in the Fourth Lotus This
came from 303,1)00 sub et ilia s, averag-
ing $70.08 rash, out ,'f the 820,0313 tet•
tier's i11 all Canada, erre:tieing :$33 18.
sere. greehec eatu,• second with
S94,287.23)) it t m 121i,1;31 soh -ori hers ler
$1-1.00 emelt, In Untot'ir, one. pet son in
every 7.11 was a subscriber but :Mani-
toba, with line in 7, excelled this t e•c-
at'd. lit ter Dominino as it whole,
one in every 11,62 people Was a sub -
Scriber.
Pte, Stagg Writes Tram France
Thos. E. Hammond Meink ton, has
received the following leiter (torn Pte.
Harold M. Stagg, dater! Prance, Aug.
l9• Since the letter arrived wend has
been received that Pte. Stagg has
been badly wounded in the back
"Your very Weh1t Ole leiter of July
11Lh to hand a few (keys ago. 1 attt
glad Lo hear that von are all keeping
well these days. f ruts thing nicely at
present, exept that occasionally P feel
the ill effects of the gas I got last Fall.
Our friend Aaiun' Nichoils, I hear i$ in
"Blighty" suffering from tteuch fever,
Lloyd Smith,et
ank Offen.(Scotty)
y)
511 myself ae in the same compan,
"Scotty" being in the same machine
gun section as myself. 1 have never
seen Albert Hammond since I came
to France. Hope ire is getting on
well, Of course, you know we "Perth
Boys" were scattered to different bili"
talions when wit cattle tlVer, thus we
very seltlotn meet one another. I herd
the pleasure of meeting a In other of
Mine some menthe ago. tie got to
know Illy whet Rebottle and having a
bicynle at Ids disposal name over to
see me,
As you may know I was highly de,
lighted to see hien as it wee almost a
year ago since we last met over here.
My eider brother, who has been in
Mesopotetrnin, for 2 years, has lately
returned to t ngland on holiday, hlty'
ing had it severe attack til' malaria fey.
ar. He hits now returned to duty
again and has been Hent to the hose in
France. 1 guess h,, will be busy there.
I have Net. Voted teed a mart letter' Penne
mother and 1 am geld ur tell you they
are all keeping well at present. I cer-
tainly think you must, be bitewhen
Y
you correspond with so many of the
boys out here and i eau acshlt'a you
they will all etppteniattr your letters,
I often think of the Sunday School
and the happy boors we event 'Retie
as young people ingef,her. I dist
that the young folk in Elena will gath-
er around you and still assist you in
UANIK LURK8 IM
[V[RYONEOFOS
rive Are Ae Full of Deadly
Poisons As A Germs
Laboratory.
AUTO- INTOXICATION
OR SELF-POISONING
aFRULT.A-TIVES" Absolutely Pre..
vents This Dangerous Condition.
die chief cause of poor health is
our neglect of the bowels, Waste
matter, instead of passing from the
lower intestine regularly every day,
is allow edto remain there, generating
poisons which are absorbed by the
blood.
In other words, a person who is
habitually constipated, is poisoning
himself. We know now that Auto•
intoxication, due to non -action of the
bowels, is directly responsible for
serious Kidney and BladderTroubles;
that it upsets the Stomach, causes
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and
Sleeplessness; that chronic Rheum-
atism, Gout, Pain In The Back, are
relieved as soon as the bowels become
regular; and that PImples, Dashes,
Eczema and other Skin Affections
disappear when "Fruit-a-tives" are
taken to correct Constipation.
"Fruit -a -lives" will protect you
against Auto intoxication because
this wonderful fruit medicine acts
't tt tlt,i Entente rtlliance end the I
i oe t i c rare ltavw made aceta c Itu!•
nestle, who foe +•Dart' Han pros
teetrd l'ub.arian Intereets 5501 an utti-
' mutual to Bulgaria early in October, 1015.
Dulaalis refuted the Russian demands,
The litMe,rian manifesto said that
I.:oh ere,del not Helie -to w the eremites
ei the Beitente, end that "Bulgaria rrtUtt
auto on the ,!otia' !aide," It VMS re'
1,,,1,.,) •,1 1/1,,t 1110,-, find n,n'er denied
!, ueh, ,' r , t!vel., that pi3Oret. treaty has
bees t-e.,a between 13ttbtaria and. Ger-
m,an. ,'"In•.-• ono; Y.ulgartnu participation
In ti fC,t - r Isis' IT, 1:•18,
I u ❑t sol
IrooPa in•:,tded "Serbia on,
Orteiee r '. Mg, lien entrance into the
over tea 1„ OV.1,1111ktilla of Serbia,
'Alottlets,ttro and Allninkt by tits armies of
the c, loot powers, Bulgaria's joining
the :'„ideal heloma wile one of the tea-
ttns that led Rumania to enter the war
on the gide of the Entente late in Aug-
ust, rept
Th:• 2'opula+tan of Bulgaria 'was not
uuunimettsly In favor of Bulgaria join-
ing the Teutonic alliance. The Govern-
me,nttook harsh measures against those
opposed to the heir and those who were
friendly to the Entente. Late in 1917 te-
porte were eurreut that the military
part; ht Itnt:tar e, wan being faced AY ins
t•reosinR o,y'.•.itiuu.
Pt emit.' Iia dn.,lnroff retired last June,
and his place lila.. taken by 3f. alalinoff,
who -bed been friendly to the Entente be -
f. r'• Delielel.'s entered the war. gang
Ferdinand an the plea of ill -health, spent
the oreetet• part of last summer in lor-
ntr.ny. Senn after the king returned to
Soli, there were reports of unrest there,
but the military party maintained the
tipper hand.
On Sept,:raber 14 Franco -Serbian forces
attacked rhe Gctmen-Bulgarian line in
\t!tct',•ltni•i, 11..1 lit ASO:`stir. Breaking
through. the Allied troops rapidly ad-
vanced nerthWard.
Buh;:u' it, was invaded by British
Poops at 0 paint north of Salontkt, and
Olt September _7 General lYE.eperey, the
Allied ceter:Meslmo, announced that he
had received from the Bulgarian Govern-
ment a proposal that military operations
be suspended. pending. negotiations for
en armistice. Pending discussion of the
Bulgarian proposal by the Allied Govern.
ments the Preach general said he would
not stop fighting, but would receive re-
presentatives of the Bulgarian army. The
Bulgarian representatives reached Sal-
on{ki Saturday, and negotiations were
opened Sunday.
As the armistice has been arranged on
terms laid down by the Allies It is pro-
bable that the Allied troops will now at-
tack Austria through Bulgaria
directly on all the eliminating organs.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
mice by Fruit -a -tires 'Amite d, Ottawa.
,(!shit noble• ellen is of im palling to
thew the gospel ttitd the tray to the
Cross. 1 look upon tits hours spent
tie that house as r,uute of the happiest
Lu toy life atld am sure we were all en-
lightened by the messages you
be, tight to u, MMA the weeks went by,
sed if I tun speared I shall come hack
again to visit you told ttttentl. Sttutlay
School as often as possible.
\C.' este baying lovely weather out
!tet.' at present, Guess you have
brie, ii of the doings hete lately, as no
doom the papers will give a good de -
set iptive account, 10 guess 1 will not
de, ell thpou the subject It is
now getting late so must quit for this
time. !loping this letter Kettle you all
in the beet of health.
PTE HAROLD \I. S'r cut.
HISTORY OF BULGARiA'c
NEAR 3 YEARS IN WAR
Buigarian representatives have agreed
to en armistice—probably the first: stop
hr 'Buhria'.s withdrawal from the alliance
With the central powers -_a few days
les:: than three years after she entered
the war on the side of Germany, It was
on (weber S, 1516, that Bulgaria issued a
mlu,iferto, announcing her decision to
cast her lot against the Entente alliance,
She had been fifteen months in deciding
her course.
In the manifesto issued at the time of
her entrance into the ranks of the bel-
ligerents, the Bulgarian Government de-
clared that her trade interests and ec-
onomtn rights, were inseparably bound
up with 'turkey, Germany and Austria.
It was added that Germany had offer-
ed Bulgaria in return for bar neutrality,
the whole of Macedonia, including Uskub
Morastir and Ochrlda. A still greater
territorial expansion at the expense of
Serbia was said to have been offered as
a condition of active military assistance.
During the period of Bulgarian nen-
CANADIAN NEWSPAPERS
WILL PRACTISE WHAT
THP/ PREACH
AMOUNT OF PAPER USED WILL BE
REDUCED TO MINIMUM IN KEEP.
ING WITH BIG THRIFT URGE.
The Canadian Press is well to the
fore in. the campaign to promote the
saving both of materials and money.
Air, John 51. Imrie, manager of tie
Canadian Press Association, mentions it
as an interesting coincidence that on
the very day that the Thrift Campaign
was launched in the newspapers of
Canada that news print paper commit-
tee of the Canadian Press Association
sent out to all papers a long list of
suggestions by which paper may be
saved, and a resulting saving effected its
labor, materials and transportation,
Canada uses a large quantity of news
print, hut much less per capita than
does the United States, In this coun-
try the consumption is 12,000 tons per
year per million of the population;
whereas in the United States the con-
sumption is 18,000 tons per million
people. In the United States the War
Industries Board recently issuean or-
der reducing the consumption of news
print in that country. No such action
has been taken in Canada as yet; but
the naves print paper committee felt
that every economy possible in the use
of paper should be effected, not with-
standing the fact that, even after the
new regulations have gone into effect
In the United States, the per capita
consumption of paper in that country
will be much higher than it is in
Canada.
y
N®T CE I� ILITARY S
ERVICE ACT,1911
MEI D AS FARMERS
1
Having in view the importance of leaving a suffi-
cient number of men on those farms, which are
actually contributing to the National Food Supply,
notice is hereby given as follows :
1, ALL MEMBERS OF CLASS I POSSESSING
EXEMPTION AS FARMERS which is expiring and WHO
WISH TO REMAIN EXEMPT should communicate with
the Registrars under the M,S.A., of their respective districts,
REQUESTING AN EXTENSION IN TIME OF SUCH
EXEMPTION. Questionnaires will thereupon be issued to
these men by the Registrar and they will receive further
exemption upon furnishing satisfactory proof that they are
contributing sufficiently to the National Food Supply,
2. In order to facilitate productive employment during the
Winter months, MEN EXEMPTED AS FARMERS
SHOULD APPLY TO THE REGISTRARS FOR PERMITS
TO ENGAGE FOR THE WINTER IN SOME OCCUPA-
TION OF NATIONAL INTEREST, SUCH AS LUMBER-
ING, MUNITION WORK, ETC. Such permits will serve
to enable exempted farmers to pursue other useful occupations
for the months during which farming operations cannot Fa
carried on.
MiLITARR`! SERVICE t1RANCt°„
•
l t It v ea
r'•'tatema kat idea, .4
elle le,
; atilt.!
With Acknowledgments to 11e12e,.titles,
To every home there comes a time when every thought,
V
e cry hope, every prayer for the .future centres on the
recovery of one loved one. In that hour of anguish, every
means to recovery is sought—the highest medical skill, trained
nurses, costly treatment. Does the price matter ?
It may be so great as to stagger
the imagination• ---a slim beyond
the possible.
But does anyone ask, !(Can we
do it?” I\'Ioney or no money, they
do it. And somehow they pay.
It may mean doing without
things they think they need. It
may mean privations, sacrifices,
hardships. They make unbeliev-
able savings, they achieve the
impossible, but they get the money
to pay.
+ + +
To -day in this critical period of
our nationhood, there is impera-
tive need for MONEY—vast sums
of money. Only one w'ay now
remains to obtain, it.
The nation must save, every
community, every family, every
in'd'ividual Canadian must save.
If anyone says "I cannot save"
let him consider to what extent he
would pinch himself to relieve the
sufferings of a loved one tit. tonne;
and surely he would not pinch
less for our fighting brothers in
France.
Without suffering actual priva-
tions, nearly every family in Can-
ada can reduce its standard of
living, can practice reasonable
thrift, can make cheerful sacrifice
to enrich the life -blood of the
nation.
You who read this, get out
pencil and paper NOW. Set
doyvn the items of your living
expense. Surely you will find
so!Ile items there you ,:an do with-
out,
Determine to do v.ith(nlr them.
Start TO -DAV. Save your
money so that you may be in a
position to lend it to your country
in its time of need.
Published under the authority rt the
:Minister of Finance of Canada,
'29
1
Cheer Up! Have you the feFlu"?
Our nose is red,
Our spirits blue,
We've a cold in our head
And an ache there, too.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SAr,1D FARM, FARM RTeS-K,
,MPr,RatsNTn, tloOARttnt,n RNFROTt. &o,
Snttt half Lot le, Con. 6, Grey, Wednetd(t",
Oat. 1810 et 1 o'clock, the following velnehle
property t -I general pnrpnte mare, 1 (`lyde
horse rising 7 veers, 1 perehernn mare rifling 6
years, 1 perehernn gelding rlsinit 2 years, 8
dnrlmm cow. 'metered in calf two coning in
soon, 4 two•yoar olds 5 yearling beifere, D yenr••
ling AtPPrs, 7 onlven, 1 brood sow with titter et
foot, 1 brood sow due to litter before tale, 2
brood eawS one elle to farrow In November, 1
litter of chunks, 40 ern. 1 pair dunk., 1 Deer•
Inv enitivntnr with gratin and grime need box.
1 drill with hoe and goring tenth, 1 diet. hats
row, 1 Pet 4-aeotimi diamond hnrrnws,1 T'lpery.
walking plow. 1 Crown twin milking plow, 1
Perrin twin riding plow, 1 tend rnit,r 1 Mao.
set Rnrris mower, 1 wagot with hex, 1 gat
1 ht' 2 n buggies 1 nearly ppe hue top 1norn „ate a tv leek, 1
gran l b a, 1 t pinsv It r mann, 1 1 hey resit t
harness,
bas, 1 ass plow iii harness, 1 sat stone heel,. 1
wh eelba 1 oat flietgle arrester, 1hbu hoer, 1
De Laval area 1 pen harvester with bundler, 1
1)t' Laval aronm sspnraror nearly new, a num-
ber of underposts, gnnntlty of lumber 8 4 in .
en and 2 inoh gnnntlty of dr stove wand,
quantity of nate, quantity of Spring wheat,
quantity of barley. gnnntlty of area. I hushel
seed corn, 1 healed clover Reed, gee 1111131 of
°lever hay, 1 cross -ant taw, lotRing ahnine,
Femoral seta farm whilfotren9q and neckvokee,
scythe., terltti Red other smell nannies, quentl-
ty of hoesrhold fluid tura The farm ceetah,-
htg'0 neves is a nrgt•:ease genet farm, well
nnpplioh with water Rale without reserve es
proprietor is giving tip Perming Terme -All
,mut of SID one under ansh; over that ailment
10 month• oredi1 given on ferninhh,k Reproved
joint times 6 per cent off for oast, Ill tiredit
nntonnts Terme of farm tnnde known ne day
of Snle or on application to the u,de'si erred.
D. ,1, 1m'rornocsoN, Prop,
AUCTION SIA MI OF IVARM, NA1tMiiiTtH1I1,
ertA1N ANT) 11.321 -Ir. 14. Stott, Attatletmer,
hat received In,treetlons from the tntdr-reigt-
ed to Pell by Pltblin Amadeu, et Lot 14, ('nn 14.
MOSillop, hnredav, Ont,be'r 17th at 1 dolealt
the renewing l-2 rows mum,.1 in calf 11
heifers "yews eget nnr'poted in vele, 1 Haut., 0 ,
yeers 01,1, 1 steer 8 years aid, 7 11 11101,1 2 yPP, a
lid. 7 steers t veer old, 4 nnivee, l now, 15 pike
9 mnntlta ltd, 24 hent 1600 entltelt of ort., 400
huehils of barley, 15 one newer hay. If rnrm
fa sold the im denontt which etre le 01rtt•ttlnta
aotditlotr, will he offered the mane day Fa Pill
camellia 160 nerve, more or Intel, ail tltnred
with the exemption of 0 Herne of hhrdwood
Unlit There la 110 WRAP lend Gootl brink
house end Srot-stern bank barn, driving shed,
&a Water in stable end Rens°. 'i'm'ams: --$10
and tinder (nab; over tett amount 10 menthe;
(spotlit `riven no approved joint notes 0 per
cert off for snob on credit ninetieth Grate to
be cath Terme for Nem made known on eel
Of Sete or on SpAlicationoioir. OOUTTS, Prop,
AUCTION SALE 011` FARM STOCK AND
items h Mems -'rho, Gundry has removed
instruction., from the undersigned to sell by
Public A notion an the North half of Lor 12,
Con, O, 3lnrris r%'nnuenrtng at 1 U u, ,,n Frit
day, October 11th 11118. the tollow,ng, that 1s
10 m"' :-1 ma re 11 ;learn 0111, 1 male 1) year.
old, 1 filed ttmrP, 1 horse 6 yetis•- aid. 1 !lint,• 8
01 m• , Id,12-year Old dile,' year old tnddintt,
1 Durham bull 19 months old rrul'tered, 1
11rw11 eh1V1. teow Ueowssnpposed te. h 1 1,
calf, 12•v ear lid bte„1',,i8 2 -year old hv,fet t, t,
tyeorling tilt 1115, 4 ta,u'lng heifers a calve', 1
mood now, 1 fat pig, 0 pigs alder 7 ft old, abort
100 hells, 1 Mnsanr-Harris bhtder 7 ft ant pear-
ly new, 1 Blnntey-Harris mower, 1 kit eat &
Wood Head drip, 1 a rtltooy•Hnl'ris manure
eprcodrr, I hay peke, 1 land roller, t velliveter,
1 elan harrow, set bion harrows, 2 plows, i
2 -furrow riding plow, 1 geng plow, sat weigh
seeks, !aniline nee I. 2 moving hese', 1 8 h,r,P
power vxsoltne em girls 1 to 1111, pulps!' 1
enffi's, 1 set bob-•Li;;hs. 1 lumber wn:•nn, 1
ha. rva'k, 1 amok 111 alt. 1 ear rope,. and stilus,
10 bop, pea-, Pboot 2(00 bushels lttixrd grata,
1 top linger, I entice, 2 Nola doubts Ilarneoe, 1
set single Imposes, oink!•• buggy, 1 nrindatntle,
1 5151atte ,,ream :separator , 28 gal steel nil
barrel, a quantity of rants -in the row, it imam
bite of tools, foie, hos+, oto , and other aril•
clt•s too nnunerottt to mention a number of
honeehold nrtinles will also ha offered for isle
Ila]ndin 6 , O, t ian mime. Terme: ,.-
--All
Inn ehnsPs of $IO UO and under !lire over len'
nntotwt 12 months credit on an: to ved Joint
notes, A diemnutt of 4 per oast off for et,h on
credit nrrlannts 01110 Jou 14 eleltmenv, ltx•
tender of theestate of the tete John 51e)t1rty,
A tjt'TION et' 1.10Ole FARM, IPARRK 8111ae'1i,
fie tatrortt weer-, &0 -F, R. aeon. Atot tl ,,,,»,,•
lets received tnntrnotion' front the emit., lgn•
eel Protn•letnr to Bell by Public Auction nl;
South Einlf, Lot 18, (11111. 4 Morris, 1 oo-days
Ootob1,' 15th, et 1 o'etnelt, the follawtug vnhr-
able property: -1 driving hove 7 ,v, els old, 1
general purpose gelding 8 t oars old, 1 nolo rl to,
a„ (stye time or ,site, D neiwt°01,0.011 11Ow,
,
8 heifers seen, old snpl,nHedshl self, 7 strove
23Dare old, 2 hs1Pe'e 1 v ear old 2 steers 1 tear
old, 4 0),Ing Datum, 1 brood sow in pill, 2 pig,
2 menthe old, 1 Deming yaks, 10 PL 1 Mas"r y-
liltrrl" binder 8 0 • vitt, 1 Massy -Harris mower
0'1 ft cut, 1 10•hoso.Novel meets drill, 1 Noxnn
disc hareem, 1 met iron harrow. 4 Keynons I
land roller, 1 new Nntinnnl twits plow with
rolling uoltee. 1 w,tlldn) plow, 1 .aline•, 1
wagon,
1 nutter,
pole nod 011111:., 1 lop
buggy, n 1 0011 ng box 1 pithier, 1
etnneboat.,1 log beet lone, hide roe. hay Perla
Tope, put ley, and Aims, 2 net. of 1,1,ni fineness,
2 mate of eingl, harness, 1 nietoe fun id ,,g m111,
rt 201111lbs wagotl Mlle.. 2 dozen grain begs,
hay root, stook rack, gravel box wagon box,
1wood reale, 1 Het sleighs, 1 stall! Kemper1
Orrell separator 1)n l oval Nn 12, 11)0 eerier
pasts, 2 set+ of wllifllntrees, forks, shovels and
other arttales ton nunreroin to went lett. Ito•
itlonento are all in goon mould ion Form
(tantalite 100 nares, about 76 Gere. okayed and
whole fast in grins Irrans house, bane
barn, pig pen, hen bonito, &c. Ornbard 5111
good mewing meek 51110 WI 1 bout Ialrrv" IN
proprietor ie giving up farthing. Toms: --All
stun0 01$5 and under rash - over tent nntonnts
12 rnottiha or,dit given 111 fnrntthing approved
Joint i,ott•a, 4 per n lit off for moll on eepatt
amt note Teem for non, m,.d1 klit.wn on
day of Bele or n apphmti
setrr 10 the undue.
eisnea, ROBIt, s1161DDIDN, Prop.
Farm for Sale
100 errs fn,nt for =ado, hning Lot 22, Con, 10,
Grey tnwn,hb, 02 Rare+ elwtl'ed Pile bnlat100
in pasture On the, promisee Is n new brink
1100so, 10x27, with kitehtit 18x22; gond bank
iarn,64xt0 ; goo` drilled well, orchard &c,
t''ar fart 11011 nor Menhirs anel,v on the premises
to JOHN 1? GAYNOR,
12.4 Ilan. sole R R. No. 8,
Farm for Sale
('nnlninhlg 2110 Peres, viz., Sl4 Lot 80, Pot 8,
Mo, tow n•hlp, and lot I, lion, 5. Grey town•
ship we!) a stored. comfortable haute, batik
born 111111 Io,pl ere PIt P11, d,'ivb,g 1100,1,n, tvrl'd
mill, orchard, &c 214 mile. North of. 1'trresele
of gravel road. aural mail and 'moil 'Phone,
to mile to nrhnel. W111 Belt either or both
f,uons U'„r Farther particulars apply to
A1.1tX UYlh!•
' '1' r
X H, Proprietor, Ilrusae0.4 or
V. S. eattrrr, Brussels.
esti! for Service
The nndrrmgned wlllla,ep for sorvlo°, on 834
`sot 110, (ton. 2, klorris tnwnehle, the thorn' -ere
short Gent !dull, Gainford of :intent, No.
93110 - .Hirer! by (3nbtford Marques 11028901 ;
Iei ulldrett VII' by Royal Sailor 1181160. Pod•
lures mug be soon on nppltcution Tlerme-
03,1,0 for grail*, end $10 02 for thnro'-bred(,
T110el. PI111(010,
Proprietor.
farm for Sale or to Rent
Then llllll n,'tl gal ed Oifai'a 1,0,' fano, being Lot
10,110a 8, (+rev, Ibr /11110 lir 10 1'0111 Good
hulldoi0o,nu1 rnrm, Will wnloratl I:j.t' miles to
church, e..a ...ten given Marne lot next
with privilege of dohs!.• P511 plowing, For
further pnrtlrttlm'e apply to
241)3, PAUL HO'lat1r5IOR,
Locke Ow,
Farms for Sale
1110 malts lir land, for male, one farm Lot 15,
North half (ion. 9, M orris' taweehip, centehltug
Oil acre, There are on tato prenldoee It good
Prone bootie, bank barn Nano ft„ also o driving
abed with pig pen netlat'n,nib, Whey barn
with cement etelding and n 1renti ltotme not
orad, Fo'nt le in n good state of ottltivatiot
Pad 10 weitm'ed with a tuning oreelr and well
with windmill Alpo 03 fan 111, Con. 8, con.
teeming 100 neves mostly unite', wall wete'red by
spring t I molts hardwood Intel), gond orelmrd
nnrl -11,1111 lulnttt 111018 fall'Itie are 111 drai-
el!WS y011114100 101d full) 110 POW mope rete or 10•
,o.i her n, res menble pr,res A111.1y Tar fuP-
1tarpaltacubus ttt rs .18hn 1,1511'03., 0011 1111X of aatnte of John Otal0lroy, B1yth P. 0„
or Itobt, shortrood, Walton P.0,
te,