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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1912-10-17, Page 4t be tirosels, gs� tkallftWAY, 00l'01311 17, 1912 '1RANK.CIVti`u Day Monday, October: @th, TR'Is inoul.h has also an "r" in it so the innocent oyster had better beware; AS t e cold weather draws near we all begin to feel an increasing interest in the Ulster situation --especially if OUR last Winter's coat is a trifle off color. CIritx welfare meetings are being held in Montreal in which the mothers are in. struoted in proper and modern methods of caring for the infants. This is surely a mission for humanity and should do touch in the moral uplift, A WELL written condensation of im- portant events is presented by the Weekly Globe on its first page that gives a general synopsis of the world's doings in A newsy form. It is a forward step in this old time favorite Weekly that presents a bird's eye view to busy readers, Toe phonetic style of spelling some- times jars you. For instance an ex- change says "Jno. Smith bot a farm and milk business." It does not look to us as if "bot" was much improvement on bought, especially when the new fangled spelling only appears in the heading while the old fashioned style is good enough for use in the item fol- lowing, The bye election in the constituency of Macdonald, Manitoba, last Saturday resulted in a win for the Government candidate by a good majority. This is usually the result of bye elections, par- ticularly when the leaders went into it as aggressively as Messrs. Rogers and Roblin did on this occasion, Mr. Richardson. the defeated candidate ran as an Independent but had the Liberal support largely. Tars is the age of advancement witb- out any doubt; One of the newest things is the addition of an electric fan to the top bats to keep the bead of the wearer cool during the heated period. The machinery consists of a fan, motor and battery, all controlled by a switch on the brim. It would be a good idea for souxe of the Ulster, Ireland, bot heads to invest in some of this new headgear. The only trouble is that a tile hat is not a good style to wear well in'a sltillaleigh scrimmage. MAtur and devious are the routes chosen by people who are tired of life to make their exit. One ot the latest is that Cbosea by a Hamilton woman wbo - fastened herself in the bath tub and turning on the water, suicided in that way. The cause is said to be des- p.rndenev over i11 health, There ap- pears to be large scope for a "Be of Good Cheer" society in the world whose mission will be to forestall such sad cases by a large diffusion of hopeful and encouraging things to be found in life. WHILE the cost of living is an acknow- ledged fact and almost everything ap- pears to be on the "boost" except drink- ing water, there is perhaps some satis- faction in observing that leiter Nichol, of Stratford, is able to cater to the boarders in his castle at less than xo cents a day while London Tail bas it figured down to 7 cents. If these in- stitutions published their bill of fare the inducement to seek them as board- ing houses might be enlarged but in the absence of this information we suppose people will endeavor to hang on at home for a while longer. DESPITE the bump that reciprocity in naturalP roducts between Cana la and the United States received at last Election the imports from the U. S. to this Dominion have increased by leaps and bounds. Today the imports have reached about a million dollars a day or about double what they were three years ago. Why is this the case i' Be- cause of the desire on the part of Canadians to buy what they desire and in the nearest market. There is a hp loyality tbat is not so much in evidence when it relates to the pocket. Canada is not increasiug' her buying to please the U. S. but to snit herself. HERE are a few particulars concerning Ulster thatMay a be of interest to those Who wish data relative to the Home Rule issue there Ulster sends 57 TJ.1ien et and 16 Horne Rile members to Pereslntent, Its total population is 4581 6,3. The Roman Catholics num- ber 69 ate or 43,6 of the whole papilla - tion,: Protestant Episcopalians, 366,793, 13,2 per dent ; Presbyterians, 421,41o, 26,6 per sent Methodists, 48,816, 3.r per Cent. All other deuotnlbations (and religion unascertained), 52,343 persons,, 3,3 per cent of total population. In tor, leetiou refused, r,538 0,1 per cent, '1'hetuhityofUlsteragainst Homo Rule is thus shown to be a Alen, FOR BALD HEADS ATretttinontThat costa Nothing if it False. We want you to try three large; bottles of I•taxell "98' Hair ionic un one personal_geerautee that the trial' will not cost you a penny if It does not give you absolute satisfaction. That's pt'oof of cur ittitlx in this retne- dy, and it should indispntedly demou- sttate that we kuuw what we are talking about when we say that Rex - all "03" Hale Tonic will retard bald- ness, overcome scalp and hair ailments and if any human agency can accom- plish this result, it rutty also be relied upon to promube a new growth of hair. Remember we are basing our state- ments upon what has already been ac eom lishet by he use of Rexall "913" Hail; Tonic and walleye the right to assume that what it has dyne for thousands of others it will do for you. In any event you cannot lose anything by giving it a trial on our liberal guarantee. Two sizes 50c and 31.,00. Remember you eau obtain Resta!! Remedies in this community only at our store—The Rexall Store, F. 11. Smith. A vsaY hopeful outlook for the in- crease of practical effort on the part of the Christian churches is evidenced by many of the conferences held in which the work proposed to be done was out- lined in a plain, easily-to-be-uuderstood. way that should bring early results. Many of the pinus heretofore have been too aerial and before people got to understand them they exploded. Women folk have in the past faroutdone the opposite sex in the carrying for yard of movements for the public benefit but we are glad to notice a great increase of interest and effort on the part of institutions managed by men that caauot fail to exert au inllueuce for good. The church that can harness up its male members and adherents is going to be the one that will forge a- head and achieve. I do this there is a great uecessity fur wise leadership and the markiug out an program of com- monplace thiugs that can be accomplish- ed. An optimistic outlook is not easily beclouded hence the advisability of get- tiug after the hopeful things. Do you belong to the number who would like to improve conditions 7 Here is a woman who speaks from personal knowledge and long ex- perience, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan, of Wilson, Pa., who says, "I know from experience that, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other. For croup there is nothing that excels it." For sale by all dealers. AS OTHERS SEE 115 Hrn'on Expositor speaks of Brussels Fair as follows :—The auuual show of the East Huron Agricultural Society held in Brussels on Thursday and Fri- day was agratifying success in every respect. The weather on both days was ideal and on Friday the big day of the Show it could not have been more pleasant had the Society had the ordering of the weather themselves. The favorable conditions the first day brought out a splendid display in the Hall. Brussels has the best arranged and most compact agricultural Hall in the county. It is arranged that the exhibits are shown to the best ad- vantage and the barn like appearance so common in agricultural balls is en- tirely missing. The Hall was well filled and the exhibits neatly arranged and on the whole there was an excel- lent display, there being keen compe- tition in almost every department. On Friday there was ten immense crowd present the gate receipts amounting to $800, Brussels buts up a big show in .special attractions al most too much to be got through with and properly digested in the couple of hours devoted to the Show. However it seems to please the crowd and augment the gate receipts and these are two important factors in the life of a Sbow. There was a really good display of horses, both in light and heavy. Indeed it would be difficult to finer a better all round Mt than was on exhibition on Friday. In years gone by Seaforth and lixetee used to excel all other districts in the horse display but Brussels is rap- idly catching up and in quality if not in quantity eau now fully hold its own. !here were not a great, David Milne tl many cattle, the held of Iv of Ethel being missing in the Short- horn classes. However, there were several very creditable animals in this class, while the grades although not numerous were mostly of ex- ceptional quality, In Sheep and Pigs there was a very light showing, there being only one exhibitor in pigs and two or three in sheep, 'There was a nice display in poultry. The speed- ing contests and other speoial atetal:- tions fully engaged the attentioth of the large crowd of spectators until late in the evening and seemed to af- ford both atnttsement and pleasure. The Clinton Band also discoursed sweet music of which they were not sparing. The,Seafoith News says t—A, num- ber from town took in the Brussels Fair last Friday, which was a huge success, the one warm weather being responsible for the large crowd- pees- ant. Among those from town we noticed': --Alex. and Mrs. McLennan; Miss Lily I•Ienclersoe, Dot Reid, Frank Murray, A. Close, 1I. Car- nochan, Alex. Wright and ItIrs. R, Strong. Whet) you have a bad cold you want the best medicine -obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay as possible. Here is a druggist's opini- on :— "I have ' soler Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years," says Linos Lollar of Saratoga, Ind., "and consider it the best on the market," For sale by all dealers, + + + •f' + + + 'l' •IIS hoes + For Boys I AT RERRCER PRICES • For 30 Days s• • %AME have an over -stock V of Boys' and + Youths' Shoes — good, • strong ones for the wet Fall weather — and will 4. allow off them for cash + 15 per cent. which + means to you less than + present wholesale prices, Sizes 1 to 5 in Boys • Sizes 11 to 13 In Youths • our Rarr�ass lop s 't • is ready with Team and Sin- e. gle Harness of excellent 4. quality. Also Plush and •t• Wool Rugs, Blankets, &e. +SETS Second Hand Single + UF Harness on hand— Nickle per set, . $3.00 Genuine Rubber, 0.00 I® Cr flichards Like A Thief In The Night That's how pain Domes, We sit near an open window, get stiff neck or sore back. Perhaps cool off too quickly after exertion—rheumatism develops, Spend what you may, but money cant buy anything better than Nervi - line. It's penetrating power enables it to reach deep tissues,—that's why it cures aches that all else can't touch. For outward application we guarantee five times more strength than in any other liniment. Inwardly it's; harm- less and as sure as the hereafter to ease at once. Don't accept a substi- tute for Nerviline which is the one great household panacea of today. Perth County Stratford will hold its Poultry Show on Jan. 18, 14, 15. T. Reidy has been appointed tax collector. for Logan township, Henry Victor, of Mitchell, received a severe kick an his light cheek from a horse. Charles Ritter, of Milverton, has disposed of the Grand Central has to Herman Tauber, of Alabama, formerly a resident of Ehna. The High Court Pall assizes for the County of Perth, Jury Sittings open- ed at Ste afford Tuesday, October 15th with Chancellor Boyd of Toronto pre- siding, It is reported that St. Marys Gement Company have taken options on portions of the lands of H, C. White and J. 0. Kellam, West of the Rieet' Thames. Thomas J. 'Thompson, Base Line Blanshard, fell' from the top of an apple tree on his farm and badly tore the ligaments of his heel. Re Id upti will be laid fors time time. EJte. Sarah Todd, of "Tho Maples" Downie, has been able to serve upon her table during the prise week rasp• berries picked from bushes in her garden the second crop this season. The new 4Vlhelihan Bionic in the course of construction on Queen St. St.Marys, will have four stores. It is being built of cement with red brick front one storey in height:. The block Will be ready for occupation this Fall. St•. NJaiys vital etatletics fol' the month of September shows five bit ths, two marriages and five deaths. The causes of death run as follows Heart failure, 1 ; indigestion, 1 ; fracture of the hip, 1 ; endeoarditis, 1, Jacob G. Robinson, who has kept a daily record of weather conditions for Inany years, informs the Jimmie] that it rained eolnetinfe during the 24 hours on 88 days in July and August in 81. Marys. St. Malys Journal says ---The big- gest thing we have come 1101055 this season was the big pear John 'Teske West ward brought to the Samna) office. It was of the Berme Olargreeh variety grown on a tree six years old and me/lamed 13.1.4 inches in• circum- ference. There were from two to three dozen on the tree all of a similar size. Rev, George Smith one athe early ministers of the Methodist church and who has been a resident of Mitchell for a number of years died at, his borne on St. Mehl street, on Tuesday of last week in his 82nd year. Deceased bad bees ill for some time and his passing away Was looked for, He was superannuated quite a few years ago and singe coining to Mitchell had made twiny friends, 1•lis widow survives biro, '1'ile'lunerttd which wet private look place G. 'Wooder:el cemetery. THE A. O. O. W. RATES Argumentlasted one hoot• \1'uditt' day nwuliug on the Motion. to strain the A. 0, U. W, Grand Lodge from enforcing the tate increase pass- ed at the Iasi meeting of Lire Grand Lodge and after heating I, F, Hell - mouth, K. O., for the a pplieation tend E. F. I3. Johnston, K. l„ Neil list Jus- tice Riddell, reservedutigment. Grand Master Workman Mciiiwin}; and other Grand Lodge officers Were rore ant and the other aide was also presented. Mr. Heilmuth attacked the proposed advance on three grounds. 1. It was not carried by a two- thirds majority, as required by the constitution. 2. No notification of the proposed amendment had been sent to the sub- ordinate lodges to enable the lodge to instruct delegates. 8, Chairman of the Grand Lodge did not comply with the request for a ballot. Mr. Johnston replied to the follow- ing effect 1. It was not an amendment to the constitution but a matter of business regulation. 2. The amendment might be amended in Grand Lodge. 3. The Grand Lodge has control of its own affairs and the court has no jurisdiction. If the dissenters have their way it means the bankiuptoy of the concern, as there is not enough coming in to meet the claims. If the Order loses three oe four thousand members and cannot impose higher rates, there's the same result. Mr. Johnston pointed out that the question of rates had been up for a long time. "It is not easy to say," commented the Court. "They are masters in their own house." Then his lordship added, "You are between the devil and the deep sea ; if you don't get more money, you go to pieces," Mr Johnston assented, Justice Riddell granted the in- junction until the trial of the action restraining. the A. 0. U. W. from en- forcing the advanced rates fixed at a recent meeting of the Grand Lodge. Nine members of the Order are su- ing to prevent the increase and his Lordship's decision is an interim etre, unless the parties consent to motion for judgment, in which event the plaintiffs get judgment. His Lordship holds that the propos- ed raise in rates should have been submitted to the subordinate lodges prior to the Grand Lodge meeting. "Were it the case of an incorporat- ed company and were it certain that the proper number ot votes would be secured to carry the amendment, the court might not, probably would not, interfere," says the ?ridge. "I do not lose sight of the principle laid down in many cases, that the court will not interfere unless and until all the do- mestic remedies are exhausted. There are many provisions for appeal in the constitution of this Order, but none of an appeal from the action of the Clubbing list THE PosT has grade au'ar)geinents to club with the following papers ane will be seat to any address (except the United States 60 cents extra) at the following subscription prices :— Weeklies POST and Toronto Globe $1 00 " Mali and Empire 1 00 " London Advertises ....,1 00 " Loudon Free Press ,... , 1 80 " Family Herald' and Star 1 80 Montreal Witness ..,1 80 Farmers' Advocate 2 86 Northern Messenger 1 85 Dallies POST and Toronto Star $2 35 Toronto News ......... ,2 85 " Toronto Globe 4 50 " Toronto Mail Empire,.. 4 50 " Toronto World 3 00 " London Advertieer 2 80 Call at the office or remit the amount by P. 0. Order, Express Order or Registered Letter addressing THE POST, Brussels, Ont. ,h Grand Lodge itself and that is what the plaintiffs complain of. "I cannot entirely disregard the consideration of eyil effects upon the Order which may result from this order any more than I can disregard the hardship on old and aging wren from the amendment if held valid. "That the Order may suffer if the present plan is retained is clear enough. Assumptions of antiquity, euphonious, well sounding name, the enthusiasm of fraternity, are well enough, but when it comes to paying a death claim, they are found want- ing. The cold, grey light of a failing bank account makes perfectly manifest that cheap ineuraueeis a sit against actuarial science and the wages of this sin, too, is death. "On the other hand, these aged and aging wen have paid fur years money which went to pay for the support of those left behind by t d comrades be. lieving that, so long as they, dining their own lifetime, paid their fees as fixed lot them, their widows and or- phans would be provided for in like manner. "{they now are told that they mast pay tan increased amount,. which many of them will find most difficult, some impossible, to pay, or lose all the benefits of their past payment of money which they could 111 -spare. It would be hopeless for them to expect to be admitted to another benevolent society. Their lot is a hard one, Tru- ly, those who organize such Societies undertake a tremendous responsibili- ty. The failure of any such always results in tragedy. "I cannot but think that these in- dividuals have the higher claim to consideration. I cannot think the Order is so rotten, so near bankrup- tcy, that it will go to pieces before a regular meeting can be held, at which will appear delegates fully instructed. while if permitted the new rates to go into operation, very great hardship might result." prove the real quality of the leather and workmanship in BOO 1 1 t n lr as SnllF. THF iAR (0. I lit In tilt It1N '. 1i ,.%11,11 "Canada's B'est!Anew n I„ r' Sold only by E. C. DUNFORD Tailor and Gents' Furnisher, Brussels The Osuee Of Bore feat Examine them carefully . land you'll probably find corns. Whether hard, soft or bleeding, apply Putuatu's Ooru Extractor. It's painless, it's sure, and above all quick to act. be. Wet tin only "Putncuu'e.,, WILDCAT INVESTING A young roan in the city Who is smart and up to date, Once put a lot of money in some outside real estate ; Ile souk a journey afterwards, And went to many spote But very ntuob to his surprise He could not ldod those lots. CHORUS 7t w then lain) on a iia lees t Y w P p And studied them with care ; He says that they are close to rail and car. And as soon as he can find them he will be a millionaire, But no one seems to know just where mthey are. Two gentlemen once called on me And said I need not toil If I would buy some stock in their l (Consolidated Oil ; I gave them all the cash I bad And felt quite free from care And fondly dreamed that I should soon become a millionaire, n-•'";;":; CHORUS [3ut soon I learned those gentlemen Had got me on a string ; Phe information gave me quite a• jar ; They had played me fora sucker and I cannot do a tbing For no one seems to know just where they are. Dr. /4orse's Indian Root Pills cure many common ailments which are very different, but which all arise from the same aux—a system clogged with impurities. The Pills cause the bowels to move regularly, strengthen and stimulate the Iidneys and open up the pores of the akin. These organs immediately throw oft the accumulated impurities, and BBi- ousness,Iadigesgon,LiverComplaint, Kidney Troubles, Headaches, Rhesm- atism and anal, ailments vanish. Dr. Morse's Iodian Root Pills 4, Sarre Doctors' Bills ST. THOMAS. ONT. Unsurpassed for residential education. The "Ideal College -Home" in which to secure a training for your life's work. Thorough courses in Music, Painting, Oratory, High School, Business College and Domestic Science. Large campus, inspiring environ- ment. Resident nurse insures health of students. Rates moderate. Every girl needs an ALMA training. Handsome pro- spectus sent onhpplieation to Principal. 42 Auction Sales Bus unreserved auction sale of Clydesdale. horses, pure bred Aberdeen -Angus cattle, Grade cattle, hop and implements, et Geo. T. Robertson's, lot 86, son.10, East Wawanonh, on Wednesday afternoon, October 23rd. This is an excellent lot of stook, John Purvis, auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK AND JMPIAMxSTs.—P. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has been instructed by the undersigned to sell by public auction at Lot 15, Oon, 16 Grey, on Friday, Outober 26th, al 1 o'olouk, the follow- ing valuable property :-1 spat of draft horses 6 yearn old, 1 driving mare 3 years old, 6 eows eupposed in saere 2 years old, 1 heifer 2 lt, 2 xte years old, fat, 2 yearling heifers, 4 calves, 1 brood sow with Lisa at foot, 1 Collie dog, none better, 1 new binder, 2 mowers 1 with lea harvester attached, 1 lumber wagon near- y new, 2 buggioa,1 new nutter, 1 need drill, 1 horse rake, I land roller, 1. dice harrow, 1 set of iron harrows, I fanning mill, 1 pulper, 1 gang plow, 2 single plows, 1 stuffier, 1 new hay rack, set new teen harness, 1 eat mingle harness. 2 milk sans,. 1 Daisy churn,. 1 Mellott cream sep- arator, 1 act 1,2001b. melee, 1 acre of mangolds in the ground, 25 tone of timothy hay, forks, chains and other ertloles too numerous to mention. Everything will be told as farm le rented and the proprietor has purchased a house In Oranbrook. Terms—Ail euros of $5 and under oath : over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furninhin approved joint notea. 6 per cent off for oath on credit amounts. Hay and man golds to be cash. DONALD CAcIPBELL, Proprietor. Notice to Creditors In tite metier of the estate of Mrs. Ann Wright, tale of the '1'owtiship of Grey, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased. Notice la hereby given, pursuant to See, 56, Chap, 26, of the Statutes of Ontario I George V„ that all uredi tore and others having olefin,. against the tato [ g h ea u the era. Ant M 1 ri ht W g , of Grey town I 0 Huron County, 811, day of Pontiac Mich.,on or ahont the 20th day of Jute A D 1012 are required on or before the 15th dny of November, A, D, 1912, to send by poet prepaid or deliver to the undersigned Executor, Wroxeter P. 0., their Chrinttan and nommen, n, addresses and descriptions,and n statement of their nocoanto against te Raid estnte and also the Mature of the security (if 557) held by then. And further take nolle., that after such last mentioned date the Executor will proem m to distribute the owlets of the deceased anangot the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the centres of which ha shell then have got notiee, end that the Raid Executor Will not be liable for the staid assets or any part thereof to any person or portions of whose claim notice Miall not have been received by him at the time of much distribution. Dated Oda 15th day of October,1012. FIIANZ W. WRIGHT, 16,3 Executor. A. RAYMANN is prepared tti supply the beet goods in Windmills, Iron and. Wooden Pumps and Stable Fittings, such as Piping, Wat- er Bowls for stock, &c. 4epairs to Pinups promptly attended to. Give inc la call, iVliaitian Short Horns Seysu Saotult Short (torn 131111 old, redo and t'unne 1 110, smooth choicest breeding—Ohm Dhoti Rolm 1: )sant a and Otnuphetl 138081es, Non for milk and beef. Willhe sold at nay re ells offer anti on easyDAVID MILNE, Ethel, The People's Column FOR SALE OR TO LET,—A good oonfort- »ble dwelling and two lots In Brussels. Tonne they. Apply to F, S. Sco'r'n Auotior- eer, Brusesle,or toB. S.0005, Fordwlch, 0-t1,s FARM FOR SALE,-9theundersigned o00s,'oo hie well located faun of 86 florae for dale, All under crop. There Is a fine brick house, large barn and storehouse on the premien. Brussels, Poises- Form uttt be the village of Bruce 1 For further par - Maniere nie prFni. a Pn slo given ticnlnre npply at the premises or address Bruk- °els postolhtte• JOHN GRAINGER, btf Proprietor. ILIOUSEI AND LOT for anis or to rent.—As I purpose leiVing Brueseilf shortly my house and lot onTurnbsrry street, South, to offered for sale or to rent, Poosession can be had April Mt, Apply at once to J. W. KERNEY, Phone No, 80 Ben:meta, FARM FOIL SALE.— Rotate of late James Olennen, being 14t Lot e2, Oon, 8, Morris township, containing 100 neves, Satires of which is busk. Good bank barn and never failing wing olose to barn, Good stook farm. Must be sold at onoo, For terms apply at office of Toa Poen, Brussels. 54.4 FARM FOR BALE.—Situate on Con. 1 lace, Perth Co„ part o! Lots 44 and 45, con- taining 50 acres, with gbood buildings, drillod Orchard of 26 apple trees balance ms, 0 cherry, Free strawberry mall nlitid telephone raspberry weanted bushes, Con- venient to uhurehes and athooia. 8 miles from Listowel on good road, Por qulok este can be bought for 50,800 on nay tenure. Call on or address HENRYJOHNSON, 0-4 Listowel. 55C330AR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE.— The undersigned offers for axle his fine 100 sore farm, being North half Lot 16, Oon, 0 Morris township, Huron 0o, Farm 1s in a goon state of cultivation, well fenced, and has on it a fine brick house that coot 55,000. There are Mar roosts downstnire and kitchen and woad- shed; 2 bay windows in parlor and dining room respectively, verandahs, 4 large bed- room, upstairs with 510551e, halls and two sate of stat re, 8 large cellars and ntoue foundation, Au. Good lawn surrounded by cedar hedge. Barn 52 x 80 feet, on atone foundation. Good brie,' and 10 acres of hardwood bush, Fawn Is only a toile from the oplendld market town of Br•u"sole old is 1X miles from school, Good community. Posaveaion at once. For further particulars, price, taros, Se., apply on the premises o .O o JOIN MOONEY, proprietor, FARM FOR SA LE.—Being Southhalves of Lots 54 and 55, Oon. 1, Morris township, Huron Oo , containing 100 acres. On the farm in a good frame house 22x8035 feet ; kitchen 18x2435 ; wood shed 20x00 ; bank barn 88x00 straw shed 90x40 ; lean-to 10x80. Stott wall with good stabling under barn. 2 never fail. ing walls and a good orchard. Only 3i mile to school and 1 utile to church and post office. Price 54,000. Deed may bo seen on application to the proprietor. WALTER L. BR101iEN- RIDGI6,.Jamestown P. 0. 51-3m 1 Oo AORES OF LAND for sale, l3 :Mien North of Seaforth. Good clay loath, all cleared and under cultivation. Bank barn, clement floors, large frame house, newly paint- ed.; good wetly at barn and house • buildings and fences in excellent repair. An ideal home thane. Apply (Misr SUSIE GOVENLOOS. Seaforth, Ont. FARM FOR SALE,—The 100 wore farm tie- ing the property of the late Peter McNeil, Lot 23, Ow. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the undersigned. There are 85 aot•es cleared, bal- ance well timbered. On the farm there is a good bank barn, largo driving abed and a com- fortable house. Plato in good condition and well fenced. For further particulars apply to JAS. A. MONAIR or JAS. D. MoNAIR, Exec- utors, Cranbrook P. 0„ or F. 0. SOOTT, Rrus- sele, 7-tf FARM FOR SALE, being South half Lot 25, Con. 4, Morris township, Huron Co., eon- _ Gaiting 100 Duren more er Less. On the prem• lase is a frame house, bank barn, good orchard, well, windmill, &o, All cleared except about ' an acro. Sebool unfree distant. Only 2}5 Miles from Brunets. tl aeren of Fall wheat In and about 50 acres seeded down. For prioe, terms and other information apply on the premises or if writing Brussels P.O. -'Phone 120. Or F, S. Saott, Brussels. 11.40 A. L. HERR, Proprietor. HOMt STUDY Thousands of anbitioun young people are being instructed in their hones by oar Home Study Dept. You may finish at College 1f yon desire. Pity when- ever yonwish. Thirty Yearn' Exper- ience. Largest trainer*, in Canada. Enter sty Clay. Ps°itlsnd guaranteed. If you wish to save board and learn while you earn, write for porticulane. NO VACATION Wingham Business 'College 050. SPOTTON, President RUPTURE Cured At your home without pain, danger or operation. My method will cure ap- parentlyhopeless cases no matter what your age is or how long ruptured. Why wait until your rup ture becomes strangulated when you can be cured ? Oo not wait - fill in coupon Age • Time Ittip .. ., Single o,' Double ...,.. Name .......... Address , .. and return to Sia S. SMITH Catonla Aa Rn i uNN, Craobrook Dent A BO $trattdofordate.o n e r .