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Ttilug; iDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2912
SAstskrOltzWAN Legislature will open
roe Thursday, November rafts. Au iu-
tereating session is foreshadowed.
Paw pieces ot maebinery will pay
b'i'er dividends on the farm than a
small gasoline engine. There are scores
of 218es to which it ntay be put 81 a saV-
ing of both time and labor.
WE do not doubt that Premier Borden
would be heartily glad that Hon, Mr.
Monk bad resigned r i ned from the Cabinet if
ulcork uphisrebilllous idea
he wo d s
concerning the proposed navy. Mr.
1Vlonk would "scuttle" the whole busi-
cess we doubt not if he had his way,
SIR R0D0LPE FORGET 11111St have a
fairly good opinion of his abilities when
he assays to hold down two seats in the
Dominion Parliament, It keeps most
men busy to do their duty for one con-
stituency, Sir Rodolpb should not for-
get to be just as well as generous to him-
self.
WITH the annual Fat Steck Show at
Toronto on December loth, and nth
and the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair
at Guelph there should be rivalry enough
to suit the man who desires to win his
way to the front as a breeder and feeder.
The Premium List is out for the Winter
Fair and should be secured by the up-to-
date farmers,
TALK about sporting with death,
there's little doubt but the motor speed-
ers are in this list. Travelling 5 miles
in less than rot minutes and ro miles in
less than x8} minutes may be "hair rais-
ers" but it is also flirting with Provi-
dence. A lone man with a bottle of
laudanum would be arrested by the
police and charged with attempting
suicide but what about these "dare-
devil" artists who risk both life and
limbito cut off a second fromithe record'?
It's full time such exhibitions were:pro-
hibited,
ONE of several dark blots that have
rested upon Russia is about to be re-
moved in the abolition of penal servi-
tude by banishment to Siberia. We do
not know that the credit is due the Na-
tion as it appears the number of con-
victs has increased so fast that the de-
velopment of Siberia was being hamper-
ed by what some designate as the
"scum." Some of the sights and
scenes of bygone days are not creditable
to the Czar and his administrators.
Tae world is moving on and many
t. wces are at work for the accomplish-
ment of good.
he would appear as if people can usual -
le secure the cash for anything they
make up their minds they must have.
Take the world Base Bail championship
games for instance. There were 8 of
them and the total paid attendance was
252,037 with receipts of, $490,833. Over
the teams (Boston and New York) re-
ceived $47,o28.3o, the beau eaters get-
ting the winning share or $88,543, giving
each player belonging to the team
02 while the
poor New Yorkers
$4. 4,
had to content themselves with $59,o28
or a personal division of $2,566. No
similiar series of Base Ball games ever
equalled these. It looks quite a bit as if
the diamond is King in the U. S. and
proves horn ready folies are to "shell out"
if they find what appeals to them.
NEXT Monday will be Canada's
Thanksgiving Day and will be observed
as a public holiday. It would not both.
er almost any Canuck to state ten
good reasons for being specially thank-
ful and to au individual who will sit
quietly down and "take stook" of the
past 12 months he will be a poor cipherer
if he 18 not able to multiply the to by Io.
Providential,
National, nal family,religious,
ions
,
financial social, &c., they may be class.
ed almtst ad mflattum. Let its get into
a rejoicing mood and return thanks to
the Giver of all Good Inc his favors to its
and at the same time offer as a thank -
offering a portion of our surplus to those
who may be "up against it" despite
their best efforts. Canada has much
reason to offer thanksgiving for the
peace and plenty she enjoys and for the
rosy outlook for the coming year, We
have a goodly heritage,
LAST Week Father Vaughan, who was
visiting at Moosejaw, was asked his
opinion of the West? Here is in short
what he said ;—"To my way of thinking
there never was a land as ready as this
to give a living wage to a man ready to
give in exchange for it au honest day's
work. My advice to the Old Country-
men to ping out to this country will in
future be, Leave your eyeglass at home.
and your knickerbockers end your by-
percriticisms and your superiority. Put
on a pair of overalts,,pnli off your coat,
putll up your sleeves and put your back
into your work till you are through
with it. Then instead of being all in,
•• "down and out, you'll come out on the
top and become a useful .member of an
enterprising community And not at all n
YOU TAKE NO RiSK
Our Reputation and Money Book of
This Offer
We pay for all the luedicine used
during the trial, if our remedy fails to
completely relieve you of constipation.
We talce all the leek, You aro not
obligated to use in any way whatever
if you accept our offer. Could any-
thing be more fail' for you ? Is there
any reason why you should 1lesitate
to (tut our elahn to (ideal test ?
the most scieutil]c 'common sense
treatment is Rexall Ordelles, which
are eaten like (sandy. They are very
pronounced, gentle and pleasant in
eetlou, and particularly agreeable in
every way. They do not cause diar-
rhoea, nausea or fiatuenoe, gripiug or
any inconvenience whatever. Rexall
Orderlies are par i0
ulttrlY good onl for
children, aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall Orderlies
at our risk. Two sizes 10c and 250,
Remember, you can get Rexall Reme-
dies in this commtmity only at our
store—The Rexall store. F. R. Smith,
bad advertisement for the Old Country,"
That is well said and deserves to be
published abroad as a great ontstan ling
fact as the West has suffered as few
other lauds by the "big bead," the bluf-
fer and the lazy good-for-nothing.
They du not all come from over the
ocean however,
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION FOR 1913.
The Youth's Companion appeals to
every interest of family life, from house-
keeping to athletics. It begins with
stories of youthful vim and vigor, with
articles which disclose the secrets of
successful play in. the great games
with charming tales of life at the girl's
colleges. But the Companion does not
surrender these readers when they have
entered the more serious paths of life.
Mothers will welcome tite page for little
children and the weekly doctor's article.
Fathers will find the important news of
the day as it is, and not as it is rumored
to be. 'rhe entire household will appre-
ciate the sketches which touch gently on
common foibles or caricature eccentrics•
ty. In short, for less than four cents a
week The Companion brings into the
home clean entertainment, pure inspira-
tion, fine ideals, increase of knowledge.
Names rarely seen in tables of con-
tents will be found in The Companion's
Anuouncemeut for 1913, which will he
sent upon request—with samples of the
paper, to those not familiar with it.
Every new subscriber for 1913 who
sends $2 25 will receive free all the is-
sues for the remaining weeks of 291s,
also free, The Companion Window
Transparency and Calendar for Igt3, in
rich, translucent colors—Che most beauti-
ful of all Companion souvenirs.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at this
Office.
If you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most com-
mon ailment. To correct this you
will find Chamberlains Stomach and
Liver 'Tablets excellent. They are
easy and pleasant to take, and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by all
dealers.
THE AUCTIONEER
Spring and Summer they are announc-
ed with the regularity of seed time and
harvest—a little before seed time in the
Spring and a little after harvest in the
Fail. Save for a passing show or the
announcement of a visitiug evangelist.
the billboard literature of country vil-
lages pertains largely to auction sales of
farm stock and implements, the whole to
be sold without reserve for reasons
which are faithfully stated.
The auotioueer is a person of import-
ance in country sections. He is the un-
dertaker of implements and cattle. He
is the master of ceremonies and a master
of wit as well, He takes a farm and all
that on it is and when he is through
with its incantations, lo, he has dfstribut•
ed its belongings over half the farms of
the section,
Farmers dispose of their stocks for
many reasons, One man has reached
the age "where farmin' don't agree with
him any more" ; another wants to get to
Western Canada ; another discovers (let
us hope not too late) that his wife can.
not stand the drudgery. Another man
has stuck to his acres through drought
and through flood, through good har-
vests and failure, to save a homestead
for the boys, but the boys have grown
up and gone away and in his age be feels
unequal to the struggle. whatever
h
stayer
the Cause the auctioneer,(t
with mega-
phonic voice will come and joke and
jolly the stuff into other hands whether
the cause of the flitting be grave or gay.
It may be grandfather's rocking cliair
or a cultivator that is offered for sale—
He has au appropriate speech for each.
It may be the housewife's stock of "pre-
serves"—he kuows how to extol them.
There seems to be nothing on earth this
man doesn't know about and cannot
characterize and the insistent rythm of
his efforts sometimes works as hyp-
notic spell on the crowd, so that the
farmer sometimes goea home with arti-
cles be does not want any more than a
horse wants horns. I remember a man
when I was a boy, who had enough old
farm implements on his premises that
he had bought at auction sales for miles
around to stock a township, It is great
t t
o see the auctioneer in the midst ot his
Work, see the crowd, hear the multiple
bargaining, Watch the pitting of desires
one against the other and the corse-
queut upgo of the price,
This auctioneer is a noticeable man,
11 you happened to spy him in a seat in
the Ontario Legislature or the House of
Commons, you would say "He is one or.
the big guns," If yon would happen to
see him in a fashionable pulpit you
would set him down as a learned bishop,
He has the face and front of Daniel
Webster. Few men are quite as wise as
the auctioneer looks, He has magnet-
ism, Ile has a rigmarole that makes
men listen, He can play two men, one
against the other with an insight that
politicians might envy.. 1 -le can plead
With the fatter of .an evangelist and,
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* Youths' Shoes — good, 1•
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4`, Wool Bugs, Blankets, &c. +
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vben his hand is raised for the last time
he is as solemn as if the stroke of judg-
ment were about to fall. He is like the
evangelist who impressively took out itis
watch and said, 'This is your last chance
to be saved, I leave on the 10,30 train
to•nint) t."
"Once" shouts the auctioneer, his
voice ringing over the crowd. Every-
body
verybody listens, "Once—are von all
done. Two—fair warning. 'Phree—
Its your last chance. Two -and -a -halt -
am I bid ; two -sixty -two -and -a -half am
I bid -two -sixty—? Gentlemen — men
don't blame me ; I've got to do it ; I
can't force you to buy ; If I was able I'd
buy it myself : ONE—I've done all in
my power to make you buy. Two—It's
your own fault if you don't buy. Three
it's going to happen—gentleman, gentle-
man (in a stage whisper) do I hear—
SOLD." And when that "Sold" drops
its knell, it is as it a soul bad been sbut
out of paradise. You would think That
bis faith in his fellow men had been for-
ever shattered. But in a moment he is
singing the praises of a corn planter and
the game goes cheerily on.
Invaluable for Nursing Mothers
With nursing comes an unceasing
strain on the 'Mother's vitality. The
blood is weakened. Nerves are ir-
ritable through loss of sleep. Anxiety
and care break down the strongest,
Experience teaches that nothing is
more helpful than Ferrezone, What
an appetite 11 brings 1 No blood -
former or nerve tonic more potent,no
medicine known that so steadily
brings bank the health, vigor and
spirit that mothers require. It's be-
cause Ferrnzone nourishes, because
it supplies the materials Inc' rebuild-
ing that it does such permanent good,
600 per box at alt dealers.
STALLION REGISTRATION
The following are the main provi-
sions of the Ontario Stallion Act and
1 notations. It would be well for
stallion owners and hos-semen general-
ly. 10 become familiar with these pro-
visions. The Act is new and the con-
ditions are somewhat stt'ingent. The
following are the main points of the
law :
1 -That each stallion standing for
service. in Ontario must be enrolled
with the Stallion Enrolment Board.
2—A certificate of each enrolment
will be issued by the Board, which
certificate must form it part of each
newspaper advertisement or poster
advertieing the'stallion,
8—At the option of the owner the
stallion may be inspected by three
officers appointed under the Act and
if Buell inspection is made the tepott
of the inspection will fot'rn a part of
the record of enrolment and the Reg-
istration Certificate Will be issued in
accordance, therewith.
4—The Board will fix the times Anel
places at which stallions may be in -
enacted ; notice thereof will be given
so that any person desiring to pro-
cure the inspection of astallion may
present him at most convenient
point.
5 --For the purposes of the admin-
istration of the AO, a pure bred
Stallion is considered to be one reg-
istered in one of the Records affiliated
With the Canadian National Live 1
GOOD HEALTH
Vim anon Vitality
Are 2155050 if you will equalise your
stomach of tuldigeeted food and foul
gases ; the excess bile from the liver
stud waste platter from the iu testines
and bowels by the use of
FIG PILLS
the meat fruit, kidney, liver, stomach
and bowel remedy.
At till dealers 26 aria 50 cent boxes
or trailed by The Fig Pili Co,, St,
Thomas, Ont. Sold in and recom-
mended In Brussels by J, Fox, Deng -
gist.
Stock Records or in pas there is no
such Records for
e
t ethe breed in one of
the records recdu
recognized as authentic by
the Record Board. A Grade stallion
is considered to beany other stallion,
0—The following are considered dis-
eases or malformations, as the case
may be : Bone spavin, curb, when as-
sociated with a formation of hock
which predisposes But b ; bog spavin,
when associated with a formation of
hock which predisposes to bog spavin ;
string halt, aide -bone, roaring or
whistling, periodic opthalmia, and
navicular disease,
7—Six forms of certificate will be
issued to provide for the following
conditions : (a) Pure Bred, Inspected
and approved. (b) Pure Bi'ed, Inspect-
ed but found to be not free from mal-
formations and diseases 1)1005d in the
regulations.' (C) Paye Bred, not In-
spected. (d) Grade Inspected wand
found to be free from malformations
and diseases named in the regulations.
(e) Grade, Inspected but found to be
not free from malformations and dis-
eases named in the regulations, (f)
Grade, not Inspected,
8—Bach enrolrnent trust be renew-
ed annually. In case of :inspected
stallions, however, the report of the
Inspection Committee will hold good
for two years.
9—When a stallion is sold, the
transfer must be registered with the
Board.
10—The fees to be paid to the Board
before the issue of any certificate
shall be :-For enrollment, $2 ; for
Inspection, $5 ; for renewal of en-
rolment, $1; for transfer eertifieate,
$1.
11—The penalty for conta'aveutior
of any of the provisions of the Art
will be not more than $100 &lirl not
less than $25.
12—The Act does .not apply to the
Provincial Judicial Districts nor to
the Provisional County of Halibut,
ton.
NO MORE GRAY OR FADED HAIR
Women and men who use PARIS-
IAN Sage can he sure their hair will
never turn gray,
PARISIAN Sage will preserve the
natural color of the hair ; stop it from
becoming faded and lifeless, and by
nomising the hair root give to the
hair a lustre and radiance that com-
pels admiration.
PARISIAN Sage stops falling hair ;
banishes dandruff, makes the scalp
clean and free from itchiness and pro-
motes a growth of heavy hair.
Large bottles 50 rents at all dealers
everywhere. Sold by Jas. Fox and
money back if dissatisfied.
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to club with the following papers and
will be sent to any address except the
Unitt'd States 60 cents extra) at the
following subscription prices :—
Weeklies
POST 'on and Toronto t to Globe......, .,, $1.00
" AlailandEmpile. 100
" London Advertiser 1 00
" London Free Press ,1 80
" Family Herald and Star 1 80
Montreal eal Witness 1 80
:Farmers' .Advocate 2 35
Northern Messenger 1 35
Dailies
PosT and Toronto Star $2 35
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" Toronto Globe ,...,,. 4 50
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Call at the office or remit the
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THE POST,
Brussels, Ont.
W. C. T. U. NOTES
The following item froln the Ford-
wich Record will give the public an
idea of the excellent manner in which
the Temperance house here is being
conducted :— "fire received the beat
meals and the beet accommodation
here that we have ever encountered
in our travels through this part of the
country."—Harvey & Kenney, comme-
dians at the Fall Fair Concert, Oct.
5th, 1912.
The committee which has been
circulating the petition asking for a
Local Option vote in Wingham has
secured a very large number of names
and ibis understood that the temper-
ance people would not favor anyscom-
prornise in the shape of cutting off
three licenses brit would be willing to
take a vote and try and gain the com-
plete wiping out of the bars.
FOR FALLING HAM
You Run No Risk When You Uao This
Remedy.
We promise you that, if your hair is
falling out and yon have not let it go
too far, you can repair the damage al-
ready done by using Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic, with persistency and regularity
for a reasonable length of time. It is
a scientific, cleansing, antiseptic,
germicidal preparation that destroys
microbes, stimulates good circulation
around the hair roots, promotes hair
nourishment, removes dandruff and
act to restore hair health. It is as
pleasant to use as pure water' and • is
delicately perfumed, It is a real toil-
et'necessity.
We want yon to try Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic with our protnise that it
will cost you nothing unless you are
perfectly satisfied with its use. It
comes in two sires, prices 50c and $1.00.
Remember you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in this community only at
our store—The Rexall Store. F. R.
Smith,
THEHARTT3 O '
HART 0 T rot SHOE CO.'
FOEDANtt' MON NN 1111118t
'Canada's Brst Shoe,idscrs
Sold only by -
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Tailor and Gents' Furnisher, Brussels
SHUN INSPECTORS
For District No. 3
Plnee Thu° n181)004021 Date
°e inences
Exeter 8.00 a, m Tuesday, Oot, 20th
Dashwood.,,,,,,. 2.80 p, m Tuesday, Oeb. 201h
Zurich,. ,..,,.. 4,80 e, in, Wednesday, Out, 86th
Etensall,,.,,,,,, 1,00 p, m, Wednesday, Oot, 80th
Seafortlr 8 80 u,. in --Thursday, Oct. 81st
T,eedbury 8,01 p,10 Thui'sday, Oct, 01st
Brussels ,,,,,,,,.8,80 a. in ., Friday. Nov, lap
Winghant 1.00 p, m Friday, Nov. Mt
l;lyth 0.00 a. m Saturday, Nov, 2nd
Londesboro 1.00 p.m Saturday, Nov, 2nd
Clinton 88 a 111. ...Mond 4th
0 a Nov.
y,
Goderinil ,.... n 60 p. nn.. .,Moudny, Nov. 4112
n n
Du 9,1,1,10 0,00 n in ,,. Tuesday, Nov. 0011
Luoknow 2,80 p, m Tuesday, Nov, 5th
ST, THOMAS. ONT.
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Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF THORO'-BRED ABER-
DaaNANODB OATmm12 AND 01i0i0s GRADES.
—F. 8. Scott, auotloneer, inn been instructed
by the undersigned to Boll bypublic auction
at NH Lots 65 ob 66, Con. 1, Grey, en Tuesday,
Oot, 28th, at 1 o'eleek, the following valuable
ro r
f p y. ho o b ed sow withcalve 1at
n
Not, 1 er:1t bre' ood supsuppo eosalveve
in December,
1 thobredn d cow
suto pposed
en ve in Mar, 1 Ehtho o' -bred
low ear-ol b to
calve a March, 1 rling bred 2.2 tho,ld bull,
2 thorn' -bred yearling bulls, 2 thorn' -bred
yearling heifers, 8 good grade cows supposed
In call, 1 good grade cow with calfet foot, 1
fat calf, 0 Spring calves, 7 yearling grade cat-
tle,1 fat sow. Sale positively without reserve.
Terns—All sums of 95 and under aaeh ; over
that amount 10 months credit will be given on
furnishing approved joint dotes. 8 per odnt.
off for cash on credit amounts.
J. A. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
Farm adjoins the Village of Molesworth
AUCTION SALE OF EARN STOOK,IM-
YaattnNme, 80.—F. 8, Soobt, auctioneer,
has been instructed by the undersigmld to sell
by public) auction at 8% Lot 80, 05». 8, Morrie,
nn Wednesday, Oct, BUth, at 1 o'clock, the fol-
lowing valuable property :-1 horse 10 years
old, d mare 0 years old supposed to be In foal,
1mare 7years old supposed to be 10 fool, 1
driving mare, 8 sucking colts sired by Lothian
Type, 2 COWS onpposed in calf, 4 steers 2 years
old, 8 heifers 2 years old, 8 yearling salves, 4
calves, 8 pigs, n number of hens, 1 Massey-
Harrie binder, 1 Deering mower, 1 pea haveet•
er, 1 cultivator nearly new, 1-Massey—Burris
seed drill 05 hoes) nearly new, 1 hay loader, 1
wheelbarrow, 1 horse roke, 1 wagon, 1 double
buggy, 1 cart, 1 wagon reek, 113igreek, 1 Nox-
ell disc, 1 Fleury riding plow, 2Fleury wall-
ing plows, 1 Ooekehut gang plow, I set of four-
seotion iron harrows, 1 pair- of bob -sleighs, 1
palper, 1 steel stone -boot, 1 Oliatbnm fanning
mill alld bagger, 1 set 15001b. smiles, 2 sets of
double harneae, 1 set single harness, 1 tank, 1
circular and jig -saw combined 1 work bench,
1 anvil and vice combined, 1 step ladder, 1
10 ft. ladder, 8 barrels, they fork, repel and
pulleys, 1 set of wire stretchers, 1 ensilage
Cork, 1 barley fork, 1 writing. desk, 2 scree of
turnips, n quantity of grain (barley and oats),
forks, shovels, drains and numerous other ar.
bales. Sale with nit reserve as the proprietor
has rented his farm, Tereus—All suns of 50
and under aaeh. ; over that amount 12 months
credit will be given of furnishing approved
john notes ; 6 per cent off for cash on credit
amounts. bens, grain and turnips to be cash.
ALEX, FORSYTH, Proprietor,
AUOTION BALE OF FARM STOOK AND
' 1MYcemeNms. —F, S. Scott, Auctioneer,
has been instructed by the undereiqnrd to sell
by public auction at Lot 15, 0512, 10 Grey, on
Friday, October 251(2, at 1 o'clock. the follow-
ing vnluablo property :-1 span of draft heroes
8.years old, 1 driving mare 0 years old, 0 cows
ssupposedin calf, 2 steers 2 years old, 1 heifer 2
rso8Isa1fte'Naves, old, fat, , yearling heifers
do ,
none better, 1 new binder. 2 mowers 1 with
pea harvester attached, 1 lumber wagon near.
ly new, 2 buggies, 1 new cutter, 1 seed drill, 1
horse rake, 1 Bind roller,1 disc. harrow,1 set of
iron harrows, I laming mill, 1 pnlper, 1 gang
plow, 2 singgIn plows, 1
stinnier, neww hay rack,1 lt natear harness, 1 eat ei harness. .21ik ane, 1 Daisy churn, 1 Mellott 02-0001 5052
n rotor, 1 set 1200112. scales, t acre of magols
in the ground, 26 tons of timothy hay, forks,
chains and other articles too numerous to.
mention. Everything will be sold as fern) is
rented and the proprietor line purchased
house in Oranbrook. Terms—All sums of 00
and under cash. • over that amount 12 months'
credit will be given on furnishing approved
joint notes. 6 per tient off ter cash on credit
amounts Hay mid mmnnolde to he cash.
DONALD CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Mrs, Ann
Wright, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron,
widow, deceased,
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to See. 55,
Chirp. 26, of the Statutes. of Ontario, I George
V., that all urea itors and others having claims
against the estate of the said Mr0. Ann Wright,
of Grey township, Huron Hu etCount
y P who died
Pontine, Icli
County, at
M or about eke n20th day bof
efore June,A D 1012,are required on or before
the 18th day of November, A, D 1812 to amidby post prepeld or deliver to the undersigned
Executor, Wroxeter P. 0,, their Christian and
0urnames, nddreesee aid deoeriptions and n
otatonont of their ncconnte against the said
astute and also the nature of the security (if
any) held by then.
• And further take notice that after Ruch last
! mentioned date the Executor will proeetd to
distribute the comets Of (he deceneed .amongst
1 the parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which he shall then
i have gotnotice, and that ,the mild Executor
i will not bo (fable for the said mints or any
port thereof to any person or persons of whose
elaime.notice shall not have been received by
i him at the time of such distribution,
Dated this 1610 day of.Ylotnber, 1012.
FRAISZ W, WRIGHT, •
10.8 Executor,
A1OAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pinups and. Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wat-
er Bowls for. stook, &c,
Repairs to Pumps promptly
attended to.
Give me a roll,,
Al RAYMANN, Cranbrook
Maitland Bank
Short Horns for Sale
Seven Boatel) Short 1301,1 Bulls 0 to 20 menthe
old, rods and roans ' big, ennooth and etynall ;
oheloest breeding—Cam bell Rose Buda, Marr
1leeubyyoendOaupbell Bessles, Norio better
rot' milk andboof, W111bosoldatstyreuson-
nb10 offer and on eueyDtAVII) MILNE, Ethel,
The People's Column
F
T,
011 SALE OR TO LE—A good comfort-
eble dwelling and two late in Brussels.
Terms my. Apply to F. S. 50055, Auotiou-
000, Brae0els,D' toll. S, 040E, Fordwiuh, 0-11m
' lsSIR.ABLEPROPERTYFORSALE,—Ow-
It+ ing bo the demise of Thos, l3allanty ne the
well kept property owned by him is on the
market. Thera are 4 lots in garden and m'
shard colaortable dwelling, good dwood .ehe
d
Icpand stableandailbest ogn
Itis cosy home, Possesion eon be given al
0000. For pried, terms, &o„ apply to JOHN
BALLANTYNE,Two Poem, Brussels,
H OT purpose leaviLOTng BrusseBale lstoheltly rent.—As
hound and lot on '1'ur'nberry street, South, 14
offered for sale or to rent. Possession can be
had April lat. Apply at oneeto
J. W. K10RNEY,
Phone No, 80 • Brussels,
CAM FOR SALE,— Estate of late Joints
▪ (Heiman, being Ni Lot .2, Oon, 8, Morris
township, oontaining 100 acres, 8 sores of which
is. bush. Good bank barn and never fullin1,
spring close to barn, Good stook farm, Must
be sold at awe. For tarsus apply at orrice of
Tan Posm, Brussels, 84.4
FARM FOR SALE,—Situate on Con, 1, -Wel-
lune, Perth Co., port of Lots 49 and 45, con-
taining 00 acres, with good buildings, drilled
well, e6 001e0 cleared, b0bmoe mostly timber.
Ordnnrd of 20 apple trawl, 10 plums, 20 cherry,
2,000 strawberry plants, 600 raspberry boohoo.
Free daily mail and telephone if wanted. Oen•
venient to churches mid schools, 8 adieu from
Listowel on good road, For quick aule 0012 he
bought for 58,802 on 0007) terms. 0011 on or
address HENRY JOHNSON,
0.4 R. R. No. 1, Listowel.
91G►EDAR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE.—
The undersigned offers for sale hie flee
100 uur0 farm, being North half Lot 26, Oon. 0
Morris township, Huron o Farm p is n a
01 stow cultivation, o U ,Fru f goon
state brickbowie twell fenced, and has on it
afilwbo,na douse that cost Eitoil nnd w are
four Conine downetulrs and kitchen and wood-
shed; 2 bay windows in parlor and dining
room respectively, verandahs, 4 barge bed-
rooms upstairs with oloseto, halls and two sets
of stairs, 8 largo cellars and stone foundation,
80, Good lawn ourromtded by cedar bodge.
Burn 52 x 00 feet, on atone foundation. Goad
orclta• and 10 acres of hardwood bush. Farm
is only a mile from the splendid market .town.
of Brussele and is 13h mires from school, Good
community, Possession at once. For further
particulars, price, tern's, 80„ apply on the
premises or to JOHN MOONEY, proprietor,
Brussels P. 0,
FARM F012 BALE.—Being Southhalves of.
Lots 54 and 65, Con. 1, Morris township,
Huron Co,,. containing 100 acres. On the farm
is n good frame house 22x0035 feet ; kitchen.
18x22;5 ; wood shed 20x80 ; bank barn 28x00
straw shed 801E40 ; lean-to 1640. Stone wall
with good stabling under barn. 2 never fail-
ing walla and a good orchard. Only 3q mile to
school and 1 mile to church and post aloe.
Prise 64,600. Deed may be seen 011 application
to the proprietor. WALTER L. BREOKEN-
,RIDGE, Jamestown P. 0, 01.3m
1 On AORES OF LAND for Bele, 13, miles
North of Senforth, Good Olay loam,
all cleared nnd under cultivation. Bank barn,
cement floors, large frame house. newly paint-
ed • good wells at barn and house ; buildings
and fences in excellent reppair. An ideal hone
cheap. ,Only (Mise) 8118I20 GOVEN1.OUK,
Seor
FARM FOR SALE.—The 100 acre farm,be-
ing the property of the late Peter MaSeil,
Lot 28, Con. 14, Grey, 1s offered for ode by the
undersigned. There are 86 ua10s cleared, bal-
ance well timbered. On the form there is e
good bank barn, large driving shed and a com-
fortable house. Place in good condition and
well fenced. Nor further partiaularo apply to
JAS. A..MCNAIR or JAS. D. MOHAIR, Exec-
utors, Cranbrook P.O., or F. S. SCOTT, Bros -
sole. 7-tf
FARM FOR. SALE, being South half Lot 25,
Oon. 4, Morrie township, Huron Co„ con-
taining 100 acres more or leas. On the prom-
ises 1s a frame house, banle barn, good orchard,
well, windmill, &c, All cleared exceptabout
an acre. School 13Q miles distant. Only 234
miles fraure
Brussels. 0 acs of Fall wheat in
nod shoat 60 novas seeded down. For price,
t,•rma and other information apply 021 the
promises or if writing Brussels P. 0. Phone
120. Or F. 8. Scott, Brussels.
I1-tf A. L.10)1111, Proprietor.
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