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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1912-8-1, Page 5• .A I (4 SUSINESS CARDS, XU 11. McOBACICEN- y . Issuer of Marring') Licenses, Of. 108 at GroeerY, Turnberry street, brussels, K. 0. T. M. Brussels iTent of the Macoalmell, No. 84 bold their regular Meetings in tho Lodge Room, Booker Block, on the 1st and brd Tuesday evenings of each month. Vlsitora always welcome, A. SOU ERS, Own, A, MoGITIUS, IL B.. WM. SPENOE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES Mae In the rest °Mee, Ethel, se -t JOHN SUTHERLAND issuaeriez, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 141 S. SCOTT AS AN A.UOTION• • can, will sell for better prices, to better men, in less time and less charges than any other Auctioneer in Each Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at thia office or by personal applieation, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. UT M SIM/LAIR- v Y • Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary 1, riblie, uffice-Fltewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Beak, pROUDFOOT, HAYS & KILLORAN BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETCL W. PM/170800T, K. C. It 0. HAYS J. L. KumonaN Ofiloes-Thorie formerly °crawled 1011 MdafIril Cameron & Bolt, Gammon, 08.221110. ARAN LINE Royal Mail Steamers St. Lawrence Season MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL T. T. 8. 8, "Victorian" and "Virginian" T. 8. S. "Tunisian" and "Corsican" Settings every Friday MONTREAL TO GLASGOW T. S. S. "Gramplen" end "Hesperian" T. S. 8. "Scandinavian" and "Pretorian" Settings every Saturday T 0 HAVRE LONDON Service of moderate priced one class cabin (11) steamers. Settings every Sunday Full information as to rates, oic., 00 appli.m. tion to W. H. KERR. Agent Allan Line, Brusaels. ....4=444.....z..7.mwAr...m...6,..2.t., fall -Term from Sept. 3rd ..""Arrange nowlto enter this ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. The aohool that has 8 great reputation 3., for giving superior bliBillf3811 and short- hand training. Graduates get and hold good positions because they are thor- oughly prepared. Write f ircatalogue. Open all year. Enter any time. YoungWJ. ELLIOTT,tn1anderini, italifteVete'rerrn kerein'Ytsa' pfte&r,2:419-AtirawAlmozwavgAargb) fi ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1 ),n) CENTRAL/ // f0;ifilia, / STRATFORD. ONT. Our teachers are all experienced in- structora, Our °ounces are better than ever and the equipment is more 00(0' p1048. We do more for our graduates 61 than do other similar schools. Fourteen applications for trained help were received during the past week, 001400 of these offering over 4700 Per annum, We have three depart- ments - Clommercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy, Writelor our free mita. ., logue and See what we are doing, Ri! • D. A. MeLAOHLAN, PrhscIpal. 441,4,W .9.1.16,VIDM.40 4452.t.DAY2194tag..71K429,', MRSO- 'MN= MAMA P001g88880, , . ROOFING to1481t11''514'',4 aill Is made In soft, hand- (Of'm41 some shades of Red, cBrownThese and G r e e r n ' areas ' . well as natural slate an Integral part of the exposed surface, not psshow sillteodwyen.oCuan:amotpflaeadc. out or wash off. Let • u 77 Sole Caned Mfrs. . TBESTAPIDARDPAVITte. ofranads.tinettikelointreat enitiiiiiiwaeres P. Arnent, Brussels 13try it now. Now is the time to bny to bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It its almost certain to be heeded before the &Minter is over, This remedy has 440 11111)08101', Fo) sale by all deal- ers, W. H. LOI/E 1 FunaenraDirector ! ni mba. I Orders promptly and towe- fully attended to eight, or. clay, ETHEL., Phone 228, ONT. Business Cards OR. T. 7', M'RAE Bachelor o) Medicine, University of Toronto ; Licentiate end Graduate of the College of Phy • stomas and Surgeons, Ont. 1 Post -graduate Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, Ohioan, Ill, Ex -House Burgeon to St. Mich - eel's Hospital, Toronto. Office over F. R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele, phone commotion with Oranbrook 401 8(11 hours. DR. M. FERGUSON ETHEL, ONT. Physicsian and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos- pitals. Special attention to disease of eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses, DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calls. Office opposite Flour Mill, Ethel, MAUDE O. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal graduate Depertment of Ophthal- mology, McCormlek Medical College, Chicago, 111„ id prepared to test eyea and nt glasses et her office over Grower's Restaurnt, Brussels, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday every second weelc. Office hours 10 to 12 a, m. and 1 to 0 p. wn, In Toronto, at 710 Spadina ave., remainder of time, Phone 1219 &MAW Fame Rem wr BRUSSELS 801010 SOUTH GOING NORM Idail 7:07 a in I Express 10:55 ani Express 11:25 a m Mail 1:59 pro Sxpress 2:55 p ni Exprese 8:52 p in CO.IN'a01.1.4' VIFIC • --- WALTON To Toronto To Goderleh Sxpress ...... 7 :52 a m I Express BM a m Etxpress... ...... p 111 I Express 8:21 p ni WROXETER Going East - 7:05 a. m. and 8:55 0. m. Going West - 12:40 and 9:47 p. m. 18,11 trains going East connect with C. P. R. at Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T G. B. stations. 8E0. ALLAN, Local Agent. Local ffetus Pins Miss Stella James, East Wawanosh, passed with honors the grade's ex - =Metier), in connection with the London Conservatory of music. An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, as a rule, be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no superior for bowel " complaiuts. For sale by all dealers. COUNTY BRIDGE MATTERS.- Contracts hove been let for the pulling down of the damaged Auburn bridge and the erection of a new and larger structure. Joseph Lawson, of Crediton, will do the cement work, for $7 per cubic yard, and that is calculated will aggregate $6,500, which is also the contract price at which Hill & Co., of Mitchell, will erect the new iron superstructure with cement floor. 'rhe new bridge will be reo feet long, 4o feet longer than the old one and the approach- es it is expected will cost $400 or$50 which makes the total cost in the neigh- borhood of -Si 3,5oo. The old bridge 1 being taken down. County Clerk Lauri was at Stratford at a joint meeting wit Perth officials to consider the matter of several bridges, only one of which, that at Kirkton, is Huron interested iu.- The contract for this was let to the Stratford Bridge Co. at $1498, the structure being 48 feet long and the cost will be equally borne by the two counties. ANCIENT ORDER OF 'WORKMEN. -The older members of the Ancient Order of United Workmen (those who joined previous 10 1905) will have their niontli- ty calls largely increased after October next, The new table, as published in The Canadian Workmen for July, shows that (under this new rate) on each Sr000 of insurance the mouthly assessment will be as follows :-5o years of age, $2.71 per mouth. 55 wears of age, $3 3o per month. 6o years of age, $4 28 per month. 65 years of age, $5.5o per mouth. This table of age not to apply on present age ot members, but their ages 400 00 May 1, 1905, when the later and higher rates came iuto effect on those who joined after that time. For instance, a member who is 72 to -day will have to pay $i1,20 per mouth per $2,000, There is a, soreness through the country over this increase, but Grand Lodge says it is necessary, aud Sir Alan Aylesworth has given the opinion that the Grand Lodge has the right to impose It. lames MeEwing, the Grand Master, says the new rates are practically the Hunter table of rates endorsed by the Ontario Government. GLAD To HAVE 111H BACK, -Milver- ton Bun of last week speaks as follows of Barrister McFadden, of the Sault, one of the old boys of Brussels locality -On Saturday last we had a friendly call from Moses McFadden, of Sault Ste, Marie, for many years an esteemed subscriber of The Sun and a former resident of Mornington who is now Crown Attorney for Algoma. Mr. Mc- Fadden Wag born and brought up at EdgecOmbe" near Newton. He began his career as a teacher and taught 111 Bennett's :wheel in what was thee locally known as "swamp college" in 1873. In 1873 11 taught at Britton and in 2874 at Eclgecombe where lie receiv- ed his early education. The same year lie articled as a law student at Stratford and after receiving hie gown he prem. tised for a time at Exeter. He then located at Fort William but twenty-six years ago he hung his shingle at the Soo where he has resided ever since and is doing a liourisitieg legal busi- ness. Ile has semi his adopted town grow from a village of 700 inbribi- tants until it has become a city with pOpliiRliOn of 20,000. • In iges he ree in the Couservative ititereste for the 1001 14Bialettleo but Was avEguLud by I • 0, N. Smith, Shortly afterwards the position of Crowe Attorney far Ale Roam fell vacant and Mr, McFadden was appointed to the pueition. Mrs. McFadden, who was a sister of Judge Doyle, of Godeileli, died about two yams ago, It is about 38 years since Mr. McFadden had visited the scenes of his birth and he noted great changes in the aspect of the country since that time. In foot he says that if he lied been set clown 10 the country without bearings he would not have knewn it. His impressions formed In the circumscribed days of his youth and carried in his niind's eve through the years of the river Nith and the bridge that spans it near hie old home were runely shattered as he stood over a third of a century later viewing them, His full and flowing river was but a tiny stream meandering through the grass ; his lofty and expansive bridge was but little larger than a culvert, There remained but few of the com- panions of his boyhood days aud his visit to his old home was for the most part like that of a stranger in a strange land, Jumping with Nerve Pain That's how you feel with neuralgia. Bob why lie awake at night, grunible, or complain -get busy with a bottle of Nerviline. 16 does act like magic, seeks nut the pain mid destroys it. Harmless and certain, instant. in effect, nothing is so popular as Nervi line for aches and pal 110 of all kinds. Try it for lumbago, Lest it foe rheumatism, prove 141 in neuralgia, pleurisy or colds. You'll soon acknowledge that Meryl - line beats them all. Sold everywhere in large 25c. bottles. Goderich Thomas Gundry has returned from his prospec t ing tour of the Northwest. The scarcity of brick is a serious matter np this way for all builders and there is at present but little prospect of relief. We are pleased to see Miss Skimings about, town again after her long con- finement indoors as a result of the ac- cident she sustained last December. Captain A. T. Montgomery celebrat- ed his Iffith birthday and two days be- fore, walked into town from his home Godertch township, as bright and active as many 1888)1841 but half his age. W. Stewart Lane, of Vancouver has arrived on a visit of a few days to his father and mother, the County Clerk, and Mrs, Jame. Mr. Lane is a member of a prominent legal firm in the Coast city and is doing well. Jack Phillips established his suprem- acy as the most suecessful bass fisher in Goderich, landing a 20 inch beauty which weighed 4i lbs. neat. Capt. Donley caught a4 pounder and Capt. Alex. Lawson ore a quarter of a pound less. Fordwich john Hennebeeg is making an ad- dition to his been. Miss Norma Cook is In the Western Hospital, Toronto, suffering from an attack of pleurisy. H. A. Aldred has erected a fine tout and intends to camp on the lawir during the hot weather. During the storm at Orange Bill lightning struck two haycocks belong- ing to Ed. Galbeaith, burning both of them, but no firrther damage resulted. The Albion Holel here is under- going a course of remodelling. If satisfactory arrangements can be made 3'. W. Beswitherick will move to the hotel in the near future. Postmaster Gibson has been laid up for a few days with pleurisy of the right lung,'but is now convalescent. Mrs. Gibson was ill for a few days with a slight attack of bronchitis. Master Jack Spotton, son of Mayor Spotton, of Barriston, and nephew of Steorig, near Gerrie, was success- ful in winning the gold medal at the recent ear ance examinations held hi Hat ris ton. The Goggin estate, just North of the town, luts been sold to W. H. Blown,. 11th con., W110 will take possession next March. Mr. Brown has disposed of his farm to Adam Graham, The Public Is Often Faked Unscrupulous dealers actuated by large profits often recnnimend corn cures "as good as Putnam's." There is only one genuine Corn Extractor and that is Putnam's Painless which is a initacle of efficiency and proinptness. Use no other. Listowel Miss Vera 'replinne with her sister, Mrs. Simile and baby, of Edmonton aeriverl home. 761 195 Terhune has been visiting in OitIgney and different points in Ure West. for some months. T. and Alry, Male, who will be ac- companied by Mrs, Chalmers leave for a 0480 111011 Lb 8' trip out .Virest in the course of which they will visit several of their relatives and enjoy many side trips. They hope to reach Banff end Edition ton. For some time now work has been carried on along the river banks with a view of clearing mit obstructions. W. A. Pollard mit out the willows and J. A. Tremain took out, the dead wood and dredged the river from the skat- ing, rink to Wallace St. bridge. J. H. and Mrs. Gunther and family left on a trip to Pittsburg, Pa., where Me. Gunther has a sister whom he has not seen for 16 years, The trip by train to Toronto, by boat to Niagara Falls and then train again to Pitts- burg, lias lit provided some pleasttet, and varied experiences. Work was started last week upon the permanent pavement oh Mill St. The Westrinnite Company, of Brantford, who have the contract and whose work at, Stratford has, proved very satisfactory, have opened an office oh Wallace) St. and ELM g0Ing to retell the work forward as speedily as possible. Tuesday afterhoon of last week bout, 20 ineinbere of the choir of the Methodist Church at Petnieratoo came to town and visited at the home of their leader, Mee, Chalmers and held at giceicron the grounds of the Public) ehool, The vieit was Arranged as it sea of a send off to Mt's, Chalmers who is about, to take a two months' ip mit West and the proceedings \701'0 most enjoyable, Bali Haines I THE BLESSING I OF MOTHERHOOD Healthy Mothers and Chil- dren Make Happy Homes Motherhood is woman's highest sphere in life. It is the fruition of her dearest hopes and greatest desires; yet thou- sands of noble women through some de- rangement have been denied this blessing. In many homes once childless there are now children because of the fact that Lydia E.Pinkham'sVegetable Compound makeswomennormabbealthyandstrong, This is evidenced by the following letters which are genuine and truthful: London, Ont, -"I wish to thank you for the benefit I received by taking your famous medicine, Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound. Before my baby was born I was so ill I could not stand long or walk any distance. I had to lie down nearly all the time. After I took your medicine I felt like a new wo- man. I could work from morning till night and was happy and well. I certainly think it relieves pain at childbirth and recommend it to every woman who is pregnant. You may use this testimonial if you like. It may help some other woman." -Mrs. FRANK CORRIN, 132 Adelaide St., London, Ont. Brooklyn, N.Y.-9 was ailing all the time and did not kno'w what the matter was. I wanted a baby but my health would not permit it. I was nervous, my side ached and I was all ran down. I heard that LydiaE.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was good and took the medi- cine. I have now a beautiful haby and your Compound has helped me in every way." -Mrs. J. J. STEWART, 299 Hum- boldt St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Oppeg011yi were indulged in and a general good time was experienced. The picnickers returned to Palmerston by the evening train. Great Specialiste in Stomach Catarrh Though often they fail to give even temporary relief, Mr. W. Seymour of Huntsville, Ont., cured himself with Ferrozone. "My trouble" he says "was chronic catarrh of the stomach. There was constant bad taste in tny mouth, I was costive and usually naus- eated before incl after meals, Last) had a gnawing sensation in my stomach. Ferrozone gave. me great relief, and I also used Catarrhozone which is good for catarrh. Although it Look a num- ber of boxes of Ferrozone, I got back my health and today 8/01 quite well." For stomach catarrh, indigestion and kindred disorders nothing excels Fer- rozone. In a thousand cases it has proved a wonderful success. Tey it yourself, 50o, a box at all dealers. Morris FORMER MORRISITE.- G. A. Reid, R. O. A., of Toronto, one the most prominent of Canadian artists, has been appointed principal of the new Ontario College of Art, which will commence operations about October 1st, Mr. Peid, was for five years President, 06 41110 Royal Canadian Acad- emy of Arts, which' is the greatest honor a Canadian artist can achieve. He was born at Wingham, Ontatio, in 1800 being a son of Adam Reid. He has devoted his life to the study of Art, at Philadelphia, in Fnance, Spain and Italy. OBITUARY.- Robb. McMurray at- tended the funeral of his niece, Miss Yuill, daughter of Jas. Yuill, of Goderich Tp. The young lady under- went an operation foe appermlicitis, but passed away, aged 23. R. ,Procter, Jos. and Margaret Yuill, Adana and Mrs. Robinson, Oharles and Alex. Ring also attended the funeral. The Goderich Star gives further particulars as follows :- It was with feelings of great 801.1'044' that the people of Goderich and vicinity learned on Sunday of the death of Mary Elizabeth Yniii, aged 24 years and 0 months, eldest (1411)41)- 181( 01' James Yrrill, of Goderich Tp. Three weeks previous she had gone to town to spend a few clays with friends when she was suddenly stricken with appendicitis and peritemitis and al- though everything was done for her that medical aid could do, she passed to bey rest at noon on Tuesday last. During her three weeks illness she suf- eved intense pain, yet never 11 mur. mur escaped her lips, She wee of a bright and cheerful disposition end even when in greatest pain she had a smile for everyone. During her School clays she was a favorite with all, and in her after life she was beloved by everyone with whom she came in con - tacit. Funeral took place 041 Wedees. day afternoon to Maitland cemeteey, and was very largely. attended. The Services were conducted by Rev. Jas. Hamilton, pastor of Union Presbyter- ian ell of which deceased, was a member. The pall -bearers teem -- Plias, King, R. Rodgers, 0.F. Edward, A. RAYMANN • is prepared to simply the best goods in 'Windmills, Iron and Wooden Pumps and Stable Fittings, sticli as Piping, 'Wat- er Bowls Int, stock, itsc, Repairs to Pumps peoniptly atteilded to,. Give nee a call. 11 BAYMANNI Craohrook 3. Blatt., 114. Clark and Beg, Sterdy, Many floral tributes were sent by friends and organizations with whieh deeettsed had bac identified, notably wreathe from the Pastime Club, of Goderich Tpeithe Girle' °lob, of (10,1,,. 504)001. The sympathy of the whole community pee oat to the bereaved. ones in the great loss they have ens. tal VP/Ingham Miss Flovence Imlay will instruct the 119)114 generation at Glenannen school, and lilies Jeanette Brock will teach at Lower Town. A. I 'piing reports that two car- loads of machinery have arrived pre- paratory to threshing the flax. 'The new process will be a great improve - Men t on the old, The 00. has here 18130 toile of flax. Rev. Dv. Rutledge began his holi- days this week, and lie end Mrs. Rutledge will occupy their cottage at Grimsby Park. For the four Sundays of Dr. Rntledge's absence, Rev, 3. A, Walker f or me rly of Whd ite' ch, will be the supply, The engagement is announced of Verdi V., daughter of T. F. and Mrs. McCracken of Loudon, to Oscar Bern- hardt, mana.ger of the Batik of Tor onto, Bradford, Ont. The wedding will take place in A.ugust. The young lady is a grand -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McCracken, of Wingham, and is well known in town. rich, and cion chimeh Sabbath Atwood Municipal Council will meet on Saturday, August 8rd, general busi- ness. Mrs. Ohas. Stewart had the mis- fortune to sprain her ankle while get- ting Into a rig. The anniversary services of the Baptist chuveh, Atwood, will be held Sunday, September 22nd. Mrs. Win. Simpson and Miss Alma Simpson have been visiting with Rev. and Mr's, McCormick, Holmesville. Mr. Hemphill, formerly of Elma and now in the real estate business at Edmonton, is spending a vacation in the district. At a regular meeting of the I. 0. 0. V. Past Grand, Jas. Newbigging in- stalled the following officers for the 1311131.1111g term :-P. G., E. H. Swinw; N. G., H. Porter; V. G.. Jas. Dickson ; R. S„ J. P. Greensides ; 17. S., T. G., Ratcliffe; Treas., Jno. Rogers. The License Commissioner of North Perth met in Stratford and in the ease of the Elma House Atwood, the license was granted on condition that if the owner, Mr. Ioeger refuses to re- new the lease of the premises, E. Grundenberger must sell at valuation and apply for a transfer of license to the new lease holder. Before leaving Dutton for Atwood the congregation of the Methodist church tendered the Rev. Dr. Husser and family a farewell banquet. Rev. R. J. Murphy, Rector of the Anglican church, presided, and introduced the program. Many complimen tary things were said of the retiring pastor, and his work. During the evening Miss Pearl Husser, A. A. 0. 141„ who has been organist of the church for the past 4 years, was called forward and Mrs. Elliott, wife of the High School Principal, read a complimen- tary address, and Mrs. A. Beres, on behalf of the congregation, presented Miss Husser with a well filled purse. They Give Wonderful Health None 'are so healthy, so buoyant and full or life as those Who regulate with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Even in one night they work wonders. Fur 01114 coating they take from the tongues, headaches they relegate to the past:, biliousness and stomach disorders they prevent and absolutely cure. Think what it means to have the system cleansed and purified by Dr. Hamilton's Pills 1 A true laxative, a perfect tonic, harmless and wholly vegetable in composition, they' will do you good. To feel and look your best use De. Hamilton's Pills, 25e, at any clealets. Blyth Mrs. Myles Young visited relatives in London. The annual Union Sunday School Excursion to Goclerich will be held on Blyth's Civic Holiday, August 7. Mrs. P. Jackson and little girl, of Toronto, are at present spending the holidays with Dr. Annie Ross and other 21(10)1(19 14) this vicinity. Mrs. Fred. McPherson, who re- am, tly underwent an operation for appendicitis at the London Hospital has returned home. She is improving as rapidly as could be expected. Adam McKenzie who has been on it, epecial trip for the Dominion Light- ning Rod Co.,. arrived home last week and left again for the Wesb, where he is actively engaged in this business. Robb. Carter, who has been spending a few weeks with his mother here since disposiug of his drug stores in New Ontario, left for Saskatchewan, vtuliseines teho expects to locate in dr the ug b Dr. Win. Sloan, formerly a practi- tioner in Blyth, and who for 15 years has been physician at the Central Peisou, has severed his connection With the hisLitn lion. Ar. Sloan's resignatiou is the occasion for regret among those connected with the prison and its work. He has sought to retire from active ptactiee for some time, but for one reason or all other his resignation has not taken effect, At the advanced age of 80 yeas Dr Sloan is still hale and hearty,, OntT.-Another 08 Blytlee citizens is called to her rest, in the petson of Miss Agnes G. Babb, who died at, the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Mete calf, Monday morning oflast week after a long an0. tedious attack of I3eights disease. Miss Babb hes been a resident of 13lyth for 25 years. She was of a happy, cheerful disposition always toady to do a good turn to any peeeon, abel. was highly esteemed by all who knew lice. The funeral took plane 011 Thursday from her late home to Trinity church and from there to Trinity oeinetery. for interment, 4.47011 known Des Moine tvOlnan Iter suffering miserably for two days rom bowel coniplaint, was exited by ne dose of Chambeelain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea lieleedy. For ftle by all dealers. THE ITINERANCY AGAII',7 Mary Was a Preacher's daughter Of the .M061101110110 type, Cud y locks and eyes of azure., Lips like cherries, red gild ripe, She WAS brighter than a dollar, Keener than a, butcher's knife, And her only strong aversion Was the Preacher's gypsy life. 'Look at cis,' she oft would Mention To her mother, patient soul, As she wnippeci an egg to lather In a yellow china bowl. 'Old Boys' Unions never touch ne ; Tie a most peculiar case,' This ecclesiastic's family Came froin nearly every place. 'I was bc)en at Barton's corners, Then we moved to 13lossoniville, Viburg, Aylottim Attonliry, Brock ton-aud we're moving still. I've been packing pretty dishes Since the day that I was four And each loving congregation Gives us fifty pieces more. 'When a nice young man approaches In the ordinary way. Ere be makes a declaration, • We are sure to move away. Then he finds another sweet thing Muth mere stable thee the laet And 4110881) 1481 acquainted TIII one-hitif our term 18 pita, If We all were Presbyterians, But It does no good to eigh, Time the pretty 1111810 210o14011 Wiped the moistnre from her eye. Yesterday the papers carried Newt; 4111481 1(003(1(50 the poet flat, She was mended -to a Preacher, And a Methodist at that 1 1 1 Whore Doos Ornesimption Begin? That, first little tickle becomes a eough, the 0011410 grown SV17e1.0, is neg- lected and travels down to the hunts. Trent throat trouble before it Ws severe. Oatharrozone heals, allays in- flanonation, cures throat and bronoh- iul trouble quickly. A marvel worker is Catarrhozone which prevents thou- sands of Catarrh victims from coo- tra,ctingeonsurnptiou. Recommended by ductal's, proved by time to be un- failing. Oatarrhozone is just what you need. 20c. and $1.00, sold every- where. 611,01,811/1",11011113MONOWILIMIS • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.••••••••••••4419••••404,44, 9 4 4 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 • • • • • • • 9 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4.4. 4.4 4.• • • • • • • 4.• • 04.• 4.4. 4.• 4.4• 4 • 4.• 4.4. 4.4 4 44. • 0 We e -*" Handle us! • 4.4.• 4.• A • • 4.• 4.0 8.14• • 0 • • • Frost & Wood, McCormick, Cockshutt, • John Deere, Dain, Fleury, Wilkinson •4' • and Percival & Kemp Plows and all • • kinds of Farm Machinery. • Louden, Beatty, Workman & Ward and Preston Hay Tools and Stable Fittings. • Barber and Brantford Buggies, Carts, etc. Adams, Speight and St. George Wagons, etc. Singer Sewing Machines. De -Laval and Empire Separators. All kinds of Wind Mills, Gasoline En- gines, Washing Machines, Wringers and Coal, Wood, Gasoline and 011 Stoves. Roofing, Evetroughing, Hardware, Tin- ware, Paints and Oils, Paris Green and Poultry Fountains. • • The largest variety of Plow and Machin- ery Repairs in this vicinity always on hand. • • • 4 • • Bell and Rural Telephones. Give us a call4. 4. • • 4. Krauter Bros. I • 4. 4. Ethel, Ont4.4.. • • 4. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..00......0.4.•••••••••••••• 41 31 PAY WHEN C 4 L'•-•-**// e, M, 4 Cured by the NO..., Method Treatment tsr NO NAMES OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT ,..C1 NERVOUS DEBILITY Thousands of young and middle-aged 150 3(0 annually swept to a premature grave through Early Indiscretions, Excesses and Blood Diseases. H you have any of the fol. lowIng symptoms consult us before it is too late. Alm you nervous and weak, despon- dent and gloomy, %molts before the eyes, with dark circles under them, we back, kidneys irritable, palpitation of the heart, bastitui, drearns and lenses, Sediment in urine. pimples on the face, oyes sunken., hollow cheeks, careworn expression, poor memory, lifeless, distrustful, lack energy and strength, tired mornings, restless nighte, changeable moods, weak manhood, prcnuature decay, bone pains, hair loose, sore throat, oto: YOU WILL BE A WRECK Our New Medusi Treatment 01(0 04080 you and make 1001400 of you. Under its influ- ence the brain becotnes Relive, the blood purified, 40 that all pimples, blotches and 111003(2disappear, the nerVes become strong as steel, so that nervousness, bashfulness and des- pondency vanish, the eye become bright, the face full and clear, energy ramie to the eliaordnyeadnddotasheraMoiwrale, wphilytseiOuarloaync,dus:71:13:::tome are Invigorated; all drains cense-no Timm vied waste trent the system. Don't let quacks and fakirs rob you of your hard EVERYTHING PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL READER: No Matter who has treated yen, write for an honest opinion Free of Charge. Books Pree-"The Golden Monitor" (I(lustrated) on Secret Disease'of Men. QUESTION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT SENT 044 REQUEST DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Orlswold St., Detroit Mich. OTICEAll letters filen Canada must be addreesed to nue Caeaditth Correspondence Dopart. m47140501au trent in Windsor, OM. If you desire to 1111 125 personally call at our Medical Distitute 311 Detroit tie we see arid treat no patients in our Windsor officea -which are foe Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business May. Address all letters as follows : DR$. KENNEDY 8g ICENNEDY) Windsor. Ont. Write for mar private address. reee;'•..