The Brussels Post, 1912-2-8, Page 4it ;:1 russet$ asp
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v 'Wo Bapp Our uta on Mith OurUll DAY, �'[3RCT!RX rata Personal Reputation and Money
We are en poeiLive phut We Carl r'e-
li '
els constipation, no matter how
chronic it may he, that we ()flee to
furnish the medicine free of all cost
if we fail.
We think that itis worse than use -
lees to attempt to cure constipation
with cathartics whieh may do harm.
They way'eaoee are -action, iz'ritate
and weaken the bowels, and melte
conetipatiou move chronic.
Oonetipation is often aeoompanied
and may be caused by weakttese of
the nerves and musciee of the targe
intestine or colon. To expect a eure
you must therefore tone up and.
strengthen those parts and restore
them to healthier activity.
The discovery of the active princi-
ple of our remedy irrvutved tate labor
of skilful research chemists. This
remedy produces reeulte such as are
expected from the best-known intesti-
nal tonics, and it is particularly
prompt in its resnite.
We want you to tryljtexall Orderlies
on our guarantee. They are exceed-
ingly pleasant to take and are ideal
for children, They apparently act
directly ou the nerves and muscles of
the bowels, having, it would aceta, a
neutral action on other organs or
glands, The do -not L
purge or cause
inconvenience. If they du not posi-
tively euro chronic or habitual
constipation and thus relieve the
myriads of associate or dependent
chronic ailments, your money will be
refunded. Try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk. Three sizes of packages,
10c., 25c., and 50e. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
commnuity only at our stare- The
Rexall Store. F. R. Smith..
Hew do you feel about Church
D.uion 7
W i:IA'ravea is worth doing is worth
doing well,
Is all the lodge members attended as
regularly as von and me what size would
the crowd be?
LET everybody grow a row of Sweet
Peas next Spring, They are beautiful
to leek at and the perfume is delightful.
WE are always ready to welcome
newsy items from any point of the cum
pass, Dont inistake A 'nasty stab" for
news however but call Tug Pose' tele-
phones, NOs. 21 and 32, or drop us a
note giving us the particulars and we
will do the rest.
Do you skate ? How many bumps
have you had this Winter? One person
stated
they -nearly knocked their brains
out." A sympathetic listener asked
"Did you strike your head ?" The
answer came, "No 1 but I sat down so
bard that itjarred my whole anatomy."
HAVE von a Rural Telephone 7 If not
it money well invested and is genuine
every day accommodation that you
would not part with for twice the cost
when you realize the comfort. conven-
ience and general utility of 11. Ask for
a blank
application form rm and have it
filled out,
Trig POST wants 18 new subscribers
before the end of February. That is
an average of oue a day barring Sun•
days. It takes the place of a letter
to your absent relative and they would
thank you every week in the year. We
give splendid value for the 2 cents a
week it costs. It's cheaper than bor-
rowing, Write, telephone o- call at our
office and let us have the order. Yes 18
was the number we asked for for the
balance of this mouth.
SAY 1 If you want to see a crowd
come to the next monthly Horse Fair on
Thursday. February 2916 in Brussels.
This Fair is always louked forward to,
particularly by people from the West or
those going there and buyers are sure
to be on band galore. Horses will be in
prime condition at this time and when
the buyer and seller meet there is going
to be sotnethiug doing. Keep the date
elear-Thursday, February 29th -al
Brussels.
MAxEan note of the dates of the East
Huron Farmers'
Institute u sup•
lementar
p v meetings. A good crowd
helps the speakers and adds to the in•
terest of the discussions. Stir up your
neighbors and take them along. 'The
list of meeting may be read in this issue
of 'Tim Po1T together with the names
of the speaker and subjects to be tits
Gassed. 25 cents makes you a member
for a year but there is nothing com-
pulsory about roti joining.
Sow 5 acres of oats for East Huron
Agricultural Societe Standing Field
Crop competition You stand 'seven
chances of wrnning prizes ranging from
$2e to$q• All it costs you is $r oo it
you are not now a member of the
Society. Get after that $2o and prove
you are an up to -date farmer and can
head the procession, The, man who
wins rat prize can get $i oo a Nisbet for
his crop when threshed If there ere
other particulars you wish to ask about
see. W, H. Kerr, the Secretary, or the
nearest Director to you.
WIIA'r &Xing up are you intending to
do next Skimmer ? Now is a good time
to plan for it, to get material ready and
let the contract or engage the help that
will be necessary. "The early bird
catches the worth" is an old saw mean-
ing that the hustler gets what he's after
white the "late bird" has to run chances.
A little tidying up about your buildings.
yard and premises does not cost much
but is a great improver representing
many a dollar's worth in appearance.
Join the tidy brigade.
Tint Huron Co. Councillors did a neat
stroke of business for themselves at the
session of the Co, Council viz voted
themselves $2;04 a day in addition to
the $3 00 paid heretofore so that now
they receive $5 on for each day and
mileage. Two of the number wanted to
split the difference and make it fi34 but
the majority would not have it that way,
No doubt they heard that $400 bills
were likely to be Withdrawn from circu-
lation but the fives are tot, If oath of
the three sessions run five days the
additional expeuee for the County
Councillors in the twelve menthe will
be $i,oso, At $a oo a day tbere was
not much in it after you paid your hoard
and perhaps had to ere a man 10 to„k
afterastir work k whileabsent front ]tome.
It Was a good stent to make the ebengo
at the January session,
"LOOK out for bogus bank bills" is a
warning to
he public. Y
earetry-
ing to look out for the genuine ones.
ON February 22nd a political wrest-
ling match will be held in South Ren
frew when the contestants will be Hon
G P. Graham, who was the late Minis
ter of Railways in the Laurier Admin.
istration, and Dr. Maloney. We hope
the electors will give the Dr. the same
"medicine" be received at the Septem-
ber election when be was defeated. by
Mr. Low. The latter resigned since to
permit Mr. Grabens to have a seat in the
Rouse, as he too was ousted from
Brockville, and he (Graham) was to have
had the constituency by acclamation
bad not some meddling outside scrappers
vetoed the well understood arrangement
Does Your Heart Fiuttorr
You know heart fluttering' means
you're not as well as you should be.
It's an evidence of impaired nerve and
muscular strength. To 'obtain cure,
try Feerozuue ; it has a special action
On the heart as seen in the case of
Thomas Groves, Cole Harbor, N. Se
who says t -"If I. exerted myself it
would bring palpitation. To carry
any heavy weight or go quickly up-
stair5 completely knocked me out.
Wlrert bad attacks came on I lived in
fear nf s uddersa
de tit. Ferrozone gays
my heart the very assistance itneeded
and now I am quite well," For heart.
or nerves it's hard to excel Ferrozone,
50c. at all dealers.
Better Stick To The
Rid Remedies.
DEAR MR KERk:-It' is some tinsc
since fou have heard ft um me. Htiw
ever I see by the paper that You ver.
often have cOrrespuadence tram also
ot our tar away friends.
I believe you are having a very fies
Winter down in Ontario, It. has been
good out here, when we compare it with
last Wtnter. There is just bated
enough snow mound here to mak.
sleighing. Ate have been looking fur
n1Ore snow but it hos not put in an hp
pearence yet. Although we have not
the snow, we Have the cold. Of course
the Westerner ears, it is cold but you do
not feel it, That is where we have
plenty of scope to exercise uur imagisma-
tion. Ir is unnecessary to say that all
our population are nut demurs, or they
would be inclined to forget a lot of those
familiar sayings. The thermometer was
standing anywhere from 3o to 65 Beloit,
for about two or three week:.. It im
pressed me so strongly that I purclta,t'd
a new top cutter a few class ago.
I have• had a rather interesting ex
periouce here a few days ago that might
be of interest to yourself and vuur read
ers I know it would be to the medical
profession. I will 65 it up as well ae 1
can, keeping myself in the third person
There is at present a greet fight starting
in Manitoba, again:,t quack doctoring.
Fiske doctors have gut a strong foot.
hold in the United Slates and are gradu-
ally coming into Canada, 'There is a
scbool somewhere in the States, that
teaches the piactice of Chiropractics
This means claims to cure all diseases
by pressing or adjusting the spine
They claim that to every case of sick'
ness the backbone is somewhat out of
shape and bat; to be put in place, No
medicine is given and no knife is used.
The first case of interest was found in
Sydney, Man, A youth, who had taken
about g mouths training in the States
came to the place mentioned and Com
rammed bis practice. He had grown up
here from childhood and was well
known. He had been treating a patient
for about two weeks and soots site bo.
cattle quite i11, Dr, 'E E Brvans was
called io, who diagnosed the mate ss
pneumonia. The patient was delirious
and in bad condition, Mr. McElrae,
the quack, who had been awry (or a few
dews, beard of the case, and eame home.
He came to the sick room 10 a very oiiici
005 manner and tried to get the consent
of those in Charge of the house to let
hint take the case. He toid them of the
wonders he could work and they decid-
ed to give him a chalice, f)r. Brvans
said a d he war
cl
willing, perfectly y ler h ut that
they would have to distinctly. under
slued that it was a settees step they
were teking and ,that se soon pe this
Man laid hand on the patient, the burden
of responsibility would be ralsed orf the 0
doctor's shouldere end placed on theirs. •
trrthet'more, Re soon n, -be would leave, •
be was 0ru11g11 with the ease, and t9
Would not return under any eIrtnmstan- •
l•tSa S. 10/Y000ott10808,Mootst ep agmeseeeee,Wo..efeeeel ee, 1,
veg. 'I'lie case was left to the hands of
Mr. McElrae, and she died lit about t8
hours. The youth kgew nothing about
the heart or pulse :and bed to plate a
looking glass in trout of the patient to
ascertain if she wee dead, although it
was quite evident to the onlookers for
aeveral minutes prevtoue Dr. Bryant,
refused to give a eeriliicate of death end
called in the coroner, who summoned s
jury A post•morten was held, which
revealed no material evidence. Witness-
es were summoned, the ladies being
called first and for their benefit the
coroner asked the audience to leave the
room. Little was gained from these
witnesses, who seemed veru reluetaut in
stating what they knew about the treat
'teat of Mr. McElrae, Although Fever
al had been• with him diming many of
the treatments. they hesitatingly' gave
evidence of having not observed the
the clearest and most outstanding fea-
tures of pressing or adjusting the spine.
One gentleman in,the audience, who
had been taking reatment tram Mr
McElrae, commenced to advise his wile
(who was in the question box) what to
say, and was sharply called to order bt'
tate corouer Evidence was given of this
Young man, McElrae, rq years of age,
taking the patient out ot bed, placing
heron two benches in a naked and un-
called for condition and giving her treat
meat for five minutes. This was re-
peated about eight times. Dr. Waugh,
of Carberry, and Dr. Brvans, of Sydney,
were culled upon and gave expert evi
deuce as to the condition and general
line of treatment. They, as well as the
Coroner, agreed that the first great
essential in pneumonia. one of the
prtucipat diseases from which she suffer-
ed, was rest with the idea of preserving
strength and thus giving the patient
greater h
g r c ancesO f recovery. COVerOne wit-
ness t
ness states that he heard Mr. Mr lr
E ae
say to a man in the room "Of course she
.would be weaker after it." and witness
presumed that he meant after the treat-
ment The jure went out for nearly an
hour and came in with their verdict
which read as follows :-We. the jury.
have deoided that Annie Rosa Grant
came to her death froara combination of
diseases, namely pneuthonia, diabetes
central cerebral meningitis. They also
added the following rider to their ver
dict :-That we believe the treatment of
Chiropractics, as exemplified by Frank
McElrae in the case of Annie Rose
Grant, is fraught with great danger to
the public. We belie@.e the treatment
used on the deceased' shows that the
operator was entirely ignorant of her
physical condition.• In the evidence,
McElrae admitted weakening the patient,
He did nothing to strengthen her
Through weakening or diminishing the
strength death was hastened. The laws
of our land distinctly state that he who
hastens death by any means whatever, is
guilty of manslaughter, The non -con.
vtcting verdict was dna to the sympstby
which the witnesses and jury bad for the
man they bed known from his childhood.
:However the case is likely to be carried
un
the medical mes will be nhir particularly
Thsinteresting
is the
fleet case of the kind that has ever come
ip fa the Province and it means that we
have to stamp tt out at the beginning
or it will become custom and law I am
not
a very good
paper correspondent s
t
,
10u may have cons,tlerable correcting
to do.
Yours sincerely,
E. E 13RYAt(s
Sidney, Mao., Jan. iSttt,
0)ue Pills No Longer Used.
When the stomach needs cleansing,
the bowels increased activity, the liver
additional power, don't use lnerourat
pills, try Dr. Hamilton's. Vegetable
to composition, extremely mild, yet
sure to flush nut impurities and wastes.
no remedy is so well adapted for fam-
ily use. Positively a cure for bilious-
ness and sick headaches, unfailing in
constipation and bowel trouble, ex-
ceptionally good for indigestion, no
medicine Ia an universally needed in
every home as Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Good for the young, the old, the weak
and the well ones, the benefits of Dr.
Hamilton's Pills are manifold, Sold
everywhere in 28c. boxes.
Stock for Sale
Nino choicely bred Mort Horn Bulla, 8 to 19
months old, reds and roans, including the let
and 2nd prize winners at East Huron Fall
Show, Are large and tall of quality from gond
milking damn: got by imported sire and some
of them from imported dame. Clown and heif-
ers prize wtnnern 51 head to select from. I
have 51.e) for sale o 7 months' old fllly by Bar-
on Black, imported ; a good work horse; is few
pairs of grade Lonna*er ewes • end a p0tr of
young Yorkshire sown to litter in March, They
ars' oat ofa Plitter of 14 and their dam had 58
good Hying to be imarne.Iiwin me)nita at 4 lanyof hof above ate,,
atlowest prices and on can term,.
DAVID MIyLNE, Ether, Ont,
Auction Sa.les
AUCTION BALE OF FARp5 STOOK, 1M-
PLaneaT8, &e, --F, S. Scott, auctioneer,
has been instructed by the undersigned to 8511
by public auction at Lot 25, Oon. 10, Morrie,
on rhureday, February 15th, at 1 o'clock sharp
11,0 following property, viz.: --1 heavy draft'
mare sapponed in foal to Bursar,1 heavy draft.
mare tieing 8years aired by Crown. told I
heavy draft gelding rising 4 yearn, I driving
gelding rising 8 years, 1 colt rising 1 year aired
bCalf, tinnier, grads eows twith calf t 1 sow heiferin
month ago, 8 heifers. rising 8 yearn' 1n datf, 2
young calves, 6 steers rifting 1 year, 4 heifers
rising 2 years, 4 'tiara ri012,ff k 'years, 1 sow.
with pig 14 store pigs, aboe( 100 hens, 2 Frost.
& Wood binder, I A-00ring mower 1 mower
with pea harvester, 1 eatemeyHarria aultivat•
or 1 heed drill, I turnip seeder, 1 steel land
drill, 1 Perrin single furrow riding plow, 2
aeonewre"sbrw.o�erks ne,'ly new, 1 di. barrow. 1 eu
with mdulda,1truck wagon, 1lunmber Wagon,
1 net bobsleighs, 1 set of light bob•slelgha, 1
double baggy, 1 hay rack, t stook arid hey
rack combined, 8 nets of double hansoms 1 set
of einem harneee 1 road cart, 1 gravel ltox, I
borne power, 1 Clinton fanning mill, 1 net 1000
pound weigh scales, 1 hay fork, ear, effngs
ropes end pulleys, 2 anger kettles, 1 Ideal
dream separator, 1 feet pulpits., 1 bag track, 1
gang plow, 2 threafurwwtaw, a quantity of
elder poste, 'boat 125 bassets mixed barley
and wheat, also some need barley, a large
quantity of gond clean oats fdrke, oleins, heap .7 r l , t
Shovels, pesthole auger and other articles
Add PI311s'""T 1'L1.11313tot..egrii erylintji ht now, •
nnmeroas to mention, Sale uur swerved as pro., tti right
;rioter Is giving nn hireling, Terms-4800nna - -
under
oanit ovnrthat monist 9menthe credit "- 105
7A b
w e gSoon on turhishing aoproved'ioltie Sold in BRUSSELS by ,1AS,IIALLANTYNE, W. ,T; l?e("ItA0IM
notes ; 4 par cane, Off for cant, on credit J. T. ROSS ( i T • '
amounts, rant GEO, 1IIO I9 30N .
G to be'oaah.ALP. J3 1h1 +
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t31i:0 GRIGG, Proprietor
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Now the is ti71� { '
..L.IL, to buy your
Feed. We have• best Ameri-
can Yellow Corn at a Rea-
sonable Price.
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Doctors Change Their Methods.
Yeats ago they fought eatery') b
internal dosing, They saw this ruine
the stomach and ehauged to the uzon
ated air cute, better known as "Oat
arrhozoue,". This treatment insure
cure. It goes to the source of the alis
ease ; it destroys the causes that main
tain catarrh and even in the woes
cases
permanent n
to t c r
P cure is ua'
g
utntee
d
Failure with O:tku•rilnzone is imp's
slble. Antiseptic, healing and lfar
reaching, it's bound to cure every time
Endorsed by more than twenty thous-
and physicians in America alone and,
sold iv 25c, and $I.00sizea by all deal-
ers.
Do -You Fool Tho Pinch 7
y Not of poverty, brit of corns, aching
d' Comm, that eau be cured by Putnam's
Dorn Extractor2 Don't "suffer', use
"Pntualn's"- sold everywhere in 25e,
to bottles.
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Sudbury wants an extension of the T.
& N. 0 Railway,
The Keeley mine will be operated for
a year by the Wetlanffer syndicate.
Quarters will be provided tor the
Hydro -electric Commisiou in the new
wing at the Parliament Buildings.
Sir Wilfred Laurier was the recipient
of many unique birthday presents from
the Liberals of the Yukon Territory,
ou
are looking Inc an invest-
ment that will bring you
large returns write for
particulars about Calgary
and Athabaska Landing.
Alberni farms :deo for sale.
H. R. BREWER
Real Estate Broker
1174 Boulevard N. W.
Calgary, Alta.
WINES
13"1 0
e �air. Buy a sack
barrel before judging
PURITY FLOU:
OME people bay
TTY LOUR I
about it -before
to be fair and to buy a
FLOUR and give it
e attempted. to judge PUR- -
le/fore knowing the facts
using L Sin it.
So
we ask you
sack or barrel of PURITY
a thorough try -out before
attempting to , arrive at
a judgment.
Look at the beauty and
loftiness of the golden -
crusted, snowy -crumbed
loaves, fit for a king.
Count them and see how
many more of them PUR-
ITY yields to the barrel
than ordinary flour does.
Taste the creamy, flaky pie
crust, and the deliciously light
cakes PURITY FLOUR rewards
you with. My!
How theymake
yourmouthwater!
Such high-class
results can only be
obtained when
using a flour con-
sistingexclusivelyof the
ig h -rad
g e portions of the
best Western hard wheat
rries.
And remember, that, on
ccount of its extra
trength and extra gnat..
y, PURITY . FLOUR
requires more water when making bread and more
hortening when making pastry, than you are
ccustomed to use with ordinary flour.
be
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PDl3l'9',Y rruUR
, •a c:'ti
,•,,p roarer ks�
11�;110 1!'il:;aY•Je'�'r:iif;,tiJi�svt, ...
"More bread andbetter "
rf°ead
Puy a bag or barrel of Pi.1Ii.JTY FLOUR. Test
it for a week. Then passe; t;dtrtf:ent.
u
Why ()MOO Coldo aro Dangoroue,
They lead to Iletitls and iter On ill,
Follow the advice of \ r, H. Powlos of
Powle'e Oorttt't'e, Ont„ who says ; "1
need to be aubjeut Lo attacks' trod til-
thought mod tuost eveeythiug nothing
relieved quickly till l discover ed Navel -
line. 1 have used it for pleurriey and
Nom chest and foiled 11just; the melee.
thin *, F,II' Lutnbttgn or Neuralgia it's
quid as ligbtoieg. I him' oin N,'vl bit, c,'' Sii'ongeat,°leen.
est, moat pain desti•nylog liniment on
earth is Nervilhle, 25o. bottles onld
u'vevywhere.
y r" •b nlr.y.m0t'arA ,,.k;r gvaa eaur 1V D
Young People
0 We can prepare you for bushman at iT
The tlstowel Business College
agrndxdnnplaceMugyou in u good position when
a INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, y
You 5iny enter any dray. i
EDWIN A. MATTHEWS, Prin. jri
yrtiaY�.s:0
Stock for Service
TA,1tWORTR AO(. 11011 slim/Jos.-Th.
undersignedl
wiskeelor
Y serene,
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L0125, Co,,.7 liana a 1101,0 sl bred Tan•
worth hog Terms, ms, 41.00, to be paid at time of
service wish privilege of N4111'111 111; if 11134013•
nary, S. WALKER,
19•tf _ Proprietor,
The People's Column
W,ANM 800 SALE, Befog S34of Lots 54 and
55, Lion. 1, Morris township, eons nintng 108
norma O11 the farm is a good Inline house, 22
x8524 ; kitchen 185 221 ; and woodshed 211580. 1
The al'n la 801380; strawy shed 80540; and lean.
to 10580 Stone wall with good stabling under
barn. Never -failing wells and good m•ahtu•d.
Only 34 mile to school and n mile to clue oh or
Oetorhee. Deed )ma9 bastion. en.
Terms learned
an nPPIicxt on
to proprietor.
WALTER L. B .
8010 JHmastown P. U.
WARP& FOR SALE being Lot 28, Con, 9,
Morris township, Hui on 0o., containing
76 bares, It 113 alt cleared and 15- esrea under
cultivation. There is a comfortable frame
house, with kitchen adjoining, bank barn,
small your orchard, drilled well and wind-.
nlllt, &o. 1X miles from school, post (Alice end
churoh, Farm well fenced, Muet be sold by
March 1st and consequently It very reasonsblr
priee will take it. Possession 011 March 161 h,
For further partieular, apply to Joseph Bol-
ger, Walton, P. 0., or F. 8, Scott, Brussels, tf,
COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE with
stable. well. &o„ and 2 acres Of ebouto
land for nate in the Southerly ppart of Bros -
seta. Immediate possession can be given. For
further particulars apply to F. 8. Scott, Brua-
sele.
WARM FOR SALE, -The undersigned offers
for Hale his. 100 care farm, being Lot 27,E
Cun. il, Grey township, 'There are atonic 85
aures under cultivation and 5 soros of hard-
wood bush ; good buildings, bank barn, well,
windmill, &c.; 235 miles from church ; 34 mile
from school ; and 234 minim from posturing).
Possession on Enrols lxt. For farther portico.
Mrs apply on the premises or Oranbrook P 0.
to CHAS. LOVE, Prop, Phone 2512 265
WARM ° FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -The no-
t-derei8zed offers his fine 200 sore farts, be-
ing Leta 17 and 18, Con, e. Grey township Sur.
on Co., for sale or if not disposed of would rent
to oodtenant. There are 160 acres cleared,
balance bush and'nature land. Good haild-
ings, cement Hilo fences, orchard drilled well,
&o on the premises. Only Emile to school
end 234 to Ethel village, Poasesalon could be
given at once it sold or next Spring in leasing,
For further particulars no to price, terms mrd.
condition
is 1
J. WELSH, apPly to LSH Prop
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19•cr Phone 41113 ' Entail., 0.
tyAttt��t
Y7 %sake si
1st
1'ltr. Purer has utade ati'Iutgettlrs, lit
to club with 1h„ ftlllowiug papers tool
1 bee' Will bo sent 10 tl ll1 adtlrl',.a (05,,
00111 *United Suttee 50ramie ',etre) at
the I`,1I, , its sub..erielitm pores :-.
Weeklies
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Loudon a.1e»t'liret'...... , 100
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" Family 11,'t'ald & Stet 184
" Monte eat \Vilttens ,,,..,1 SO
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BEST PLACE IN CANADA
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tattoo po.nions at 50, 400, 875 ltd 4100
J? er mouth.
Rotor now. (.8151„sue
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(tor Young and L W. J. ELLIOTT, iRd
Al,x,u,d l :'1,, 1 Principal.
MONTH11..v
Horse Fairs !
BRUSSELS
Regular i itt:hly I3,n'se Faits will' be
held this eettlint as follows
THURSDAY FEB. 1, 1012.
FEB. 20, 11)12
APRIL 4, 1012
Leading Local. and Outside Buyers
will be present.
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SALE. -The 4in of
undersigned ed offers
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faadrhis g 11 a to consisting oP about 185 toile. x Th •.}
m it in the town of of cult for n,The •
farm is in a good stoke of cultivation, and hue d• ;,•r-.,. y .1; ., mak. 4
good building,,, brink house, bank harp, driv- •
fag hoese, pig pen, allcomparatively neW. k
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A .flret•clase young orchard containing all • svx�s • -' c;•r •'
kinds of fruits and al -o small fruits The + 'I'
farm is well fenced and drained and is a very ® le
dooiraalehome. For further particulars apply yr Stands fn' ,111 Ihab ie utullel•ti its .P.
on the premises or address. • Bttainisi Prof ning, A clam or
l0tt JORN TORRANCE, Olinto,. I r Seven Colleges in teatllog t"was •
RAMS FOR SALE -The undersigned hoe 8 l k and r•,Ut, 'faun Thnttwrud stn- '
pure bredSbearliug Leicester Rema dm, leuls ut out' Gnlleges mIII) 11nnne ,Of,
'sate. Lot 17, Uon. 0, Grey township, They I `Study last year. Wetrtrinfeo O
arefitteones, R08T. L. 100 l one P.U, ten •to Lwenty studunt-s forevrry •'t'..
12•1f
4 one tree nee by hawk T
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•�.OQ PUBES OF LAND fornsle, 134 miles '1.'hefe's a reason, -- It is freely l'
20orUh of Senforth Good ulny loner, ohialed thmi nut• gmdmile. get
all cleared and under aultivntion: Banti born, A
oementfloors, large frame house, newly eh,t• hest,ltn`iti t trod the daulau
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good walls at barn end loris • bui�litigs • for them is "seven" balls the •
nail fences in exaoiinnt repair, An ideal hums {. 13(14113 11xclusive righ1(1:011/1
fnr Un- ✓e
cheap. Apply (blas) SU5IE GOVENLOOK, a 11,11, u11lit' r ,mutts Bliss Bnolc•
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.64utorth, Ont, + keeping Sy,•tt'tn. Yon inky stuay p
BALE. Belag Lot 20, Cion 14 .•i, at house, m• WWI .ly sal hnlne and &
• liuieh its the Collage. A Bovines 4,
eEthical ion pays a dividend every 0
t day of yarn• Life. a
• Winter Term From Jan.
2nd, 1812
nttustld miles from 601(001 cud 1 udlna from A Cali o• svelte for psi r•lirn)xrs, - O
Wilton U. P. R. station. For further pal tion- 'f• d'
Mrs write J. it. RA MILTON, Watton P. or 4 0
apply on the premiriea, Spotton
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wit irtn FOR SALE being Lot 18, Cont lU • °'i"U 6tQ11 BtDUlil l7t1 College 0
Grey. Township111500 mitts 100 aures; r34
.story frame house 20580 ft„ kitchen 18524, .. WINGi'fAM ONT. •
good frame baro, 40x80, on ethos ,.tabling; 8 •, d,
good wells; all .eeeded,to grew; except. 20 net es; * 01101 W, 'mens, Pr'n0ipa5 '0'
1U scree in bush. orchard; 214 mites front 0. P. - d,
rt. station All to ;tate of oultiv,u,"n. Fur•i'9d'O•Ped•O:•O•Be•1'4•NA•h!'k0•MO'h••1'e
further parttoulars aptly to ALEXANDER
13801(000,eranbrook, P. 0. 18,g,
Telephone 2818.
FARMEOR
Mo101top township, oonteiaings ab0pt 131
roue, 451uluared, On the premtaoiisa,'and
house, link bars with hog pan combined, 01,01
n new power 11(111 for pumping grinding, &e •
also good bearing oroher.'ch pumping,
Soya. Lanz{
le in extra good state of =Mention. having
been cropped light and large stock of both
huge and cattle tad on it for yearn Farm
WARMS FOR SALE -Being Lot 4, Oen 11,
end Lot 6, Oon, 18, d¢rey'rownship, 13tlrou
fen On thoeo farms oro. good budding., well
fenced and drelaed, also good Oro gross ; ptmt-
ty of water ; nexrty all needed to geese end hn
a
good amts of cultivattoa. Both ars alone to
school and to the and of Brtowels, They
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will be said cheep d mn eFlHy terms of pay -
omit Apply on the preintses. (-
8-tf UAS,-BOTZ BrusselsP,0.
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ARFOR SALE, -The undersigned offers
for sale his 100 acre tarns, being 2034 Lot
19, Con. d, Morris township, Huron CM. 66
aeries cleared. 'Thera isa comfortable !muse,
new bank barn, orobard, drilled well,&o 2%
miles Booth of 8raesole. Posattaswbrat of
March, 1912,.'; For further earth:titan., es .to
pplue,0(emU, & 11
i8.M,Am.YI•op,. pr50to1
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AT A BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage,
bargailn, •iizabn Corder to' worBrusireat
e (0Oliic 1,4 Hall. 3413 ,
may be hard from Mr:..l. heckle Pur forth er.
parttoulare neo Mr, bookie or write the tinder -
signed. .1.11, OAMER0N,
10 at, George St , London,
WARM FOR 8ALTh.-Tho 100 acre faro, bo -
Ing the property of elle late Peter' McNeil,
Lot 28, Con. 1,4, Grey, Is offered for mile by the
underelgned. There are 86 acres' .clewed, bttl-
once well timbered, On the farm• thereln,,
ggood bank barn, targe driving shod ons a 1001.
fortnble hone,. Pinot in good condition and
well fenced. For further pnrtieulato apply to
JAS. A. McNA1R or JAS. D. M'0NAIR, Exec-.
Mors, Oranbroolc3', O., or, 17, S. SCOTT, llrira•
eels, - 7.11
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WARM FOR SALE, beings' 8ol,tlr half Lot 26,
Con. 4, Morrie township, lhuon 00„ oott
tefntng 100 acnes more or leen. On the prem•
Ines in a frame bonne, bank barn, geed oroharil
well. wf
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iansore Sl, ninon distant. Only 2i!Sulfas from Brussels. acres 0074llwheel f1nerd tont60tneeded down, lnr(trnsohee interns/Mori npp 1heekeeOr.?witfn4r 131110.4111H P 0, 'Phone720 OrF8oAlE, Rntsels,11-11
on A. le.HERB, Proprietor,
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• with good 4Jar;hinel;yand Skilled 's
llet:Motie; we till' i11 tL position e
to attend 111 your) a priesron
:'ly and at reaaetltable rates.1-
A If you will let us know alit ,
wants we twill ggive you hc�eet
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