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'E' 1 j 1)AY, APRIL 1 Iy13
WHS. dont tougrew n patch of Ai
aIle
l.Mil .LAT1ON has been enacted rel-
ative to the length of the con:lilop yet
nevertheless dangerous weapon known
as a hatpin.
Sa.V t IlOnv Slits many of the interior
fences Mown down by the recent wind.
storm will never be replaced. 1 his
means bigger Beide and possibly
cleaner farming.
Din you make the entry yet for the
Standing Field Crop competition in
counecuou with East Huron Agricul-
tural Society ? The particulars of the
test may be read eise:vhere in this
isbne,
CERTAIN British parliamentarians are
proposing that Premier Borden be asked
not to press his naval contribution on
the motherland in view of the divergeuce
of opinion and well grounded opposi'
tion to the expenditure of any such
sum as $35,too coo,
THURSDAY of last week. Lady Thomp-
son, wife of Sir Tohn Thompson, a
former . Premier of Canada, died at
'I'orouto, following an operation. Her
husband passed away at Windsor
Castle on December 181)4. Lady
Thompson was greatly beloved.
PROyasSIOoAL Baseball is once more
011 the diamond and for the coming
lour ur five months will give the fans
something to do in watching the ;g ring
ei)ens. It is a conundrum whether
good or 111 is the more predominant
feature of the sport as played profession
ally,
PROVINCIAL E'ections in Alberta take
place Thursday of this week. There
are 56 seats in two of which election
day is deferred. Very few constit-
uences elected their candidate by ac-
clamation, Whitford and Acadia being
the exceptions where Liberals were
accorded the honor.
Alam a farmer was bit hard by the
frolic of Good Friday's windstorm and
is a good many cases f, will take a fair
share of the profits et
11)13
to repair the
damage done. The
1 shortage ofthe
sbiugle supply and the increased price
did not improve the situation. It's no
use crying over spilled milk, however,
:to let us hope for a bumper harvest to
make up the supposed shortage.
A bigger blow was never dealt t the
dignity and manliness of the Dominion
Y.,lliament than the scene enacted
when the closure was carried- nut so
much the law as the process adoptel.
It will take more explaining away than
has been done yet by the Government
to make independent thinking people
believe suchi weigh tactics t sigh t5 ounces to
the pound. A reekouiug day i.+coming
THERE has teen such a rush America -
ward this Spring that cabin room on the
great ocean liners has been ata premium
It is to be hoped. the great majority of
these coining to otrr shores will be men
and women wile wid add to the high
moral tone possessed by this laud and
prove themselves worthy of citizenship.
Wpibb in past years the large pro
portion of those seeking homes in
Canada have shown their desire others
have done muck to degrade and
destroy those elements that go to
-develop mbral character and a healthful
well oider(d life.
THE decision of the liquor dealers to
assume a more active warfare in fight-
ing Temperauce progress will do much
to stir up those who have been lethargic
in the ranks of the cold water army and
will also be a determining factor in
making stere what a parliamentary
eaudidate'
s position on it onthe P
h
Prohibi-
tion question, 10o many men have
:flared a double part on the movement
acid when eleettd Voted the straight
party ticket no matter What the results
were, That sort of hoodwinking will
11t
o holdand in thei
g Hine to coma as
too much depends now on legislative
enactment and its proper enforcement.
The rising generation will have a large
part to play in this Temperance crusade
end the time will be well spent in seeing
that they are wisely and faithfully i0•
doetrinated regard their du y and
privilege iu so important an issue.
Yltriiaments will not be able "to fool all
the people all the time" now that the
elnitending parties are on the alert to
get the ear of tete law makers.
Nn small interest eentres round the
1 ,( j)roposed. U. S. tariff and its mit-
t:.ole. will be. - closely scanted. The.
mo.lupolies will kick, of course, if any
attempt is made to clip off their large
percentage of profits, While Cana••
deans may possibly reap some ad-
vantages in sending our producta.
across tete flues.the question arises what
about the American goods that we
lutist have ? Will we still Neve to, face
high tariff waifs on these necessaries?
llrea.deut Wilson has set the pace and
PARISIAN SAGE
Pitts Hair On Your Head And Keeps It
There
1i'liut' the Use Of being bald?
What sellae la there ill deliberately
allowing, your bail to turn gray ?
Do yuu want to look old before
your time ? Hive up Lhe thought ;
old Cage will conte 0111y too soon.
Look after you hair, PARISIAN
Sage will kill the dandruff germs, and
is the only preparation, so far as we
know, that is guaranteed to do so,
Matt or wURlan, 1)a matter how old
Q1a e
PARISIAN Sage vill make
you loop young,
Why 1101. go to Jas. Fox and get a
large bottle to -day, it only costs 50
cents, and your money back if it does
not cure dandruff, stop failing hair,
or itching of the scalp. It will make
your hair luxuriant, bright and
beautiful, and it is the most refresh•
ing, pleasant and invigorating hair
dt•edsing made,
the world will watch him, He is
evidently a doer and not a tomorrow in
redeeming his pledgee.
For t•heucnatiem you will find noth-
ing better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Try it and see how quickly it
gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
Standing Field Crop Competition
East Huron Agricultural Society
offers $76.00 to be divided las follows
-$20, $15, $12, $10, $8, $0, and $4 for
the best field crop of Oats.
The Ontario Department of Agrieul.
tura will furnish the judges.
Nature of Oonpetititm - Each
Society will be limited to one crop.
Fields entered for competition must
consist of not lees than 5 acres nor
snore than 20.
Competitors- Competition will be
limited to members of East Huron
Agricultural Society. Competitors
can only enter in one Society and but.
one entry can be made by compet-
itor. Any individual can make en-
try for this competition by becoming
a member of the Society.
All competitor's trust be within 10
utiles of Brussels and will have privi-
leges of exhibiting sheaves at Toronto
Fair and oats at Guelph Winter Fair.
All applications must be in by the 20th
day of April.
Ent) y fortes may be had by apply-
ing t0 MALCOLDM BLACK,
Secretary, Brussels.
BARRISTER McFADDEN
As Seen by the Sault Ste. Marie, (Ont.)
Daily Star. Former Resident of
Brussels Locality
Under the of "Theheading 1 to Daily
Star's POCtL'altafter " is even It por-
trait of Barrister Urtih McFadden, of
the Soo, a brother to Mrs. D. Walker :
There are barristers patient and plod-
ding,
And barristers brimful of dash ;
Therbarristers
e ar e drowsily nodding
And barrister s quick as a flash ;
There are b
at ristere nervy a1)d daring,
n
And barristers lacking in brass ;
There are barristers stingyand spat,
t
tug,
And barristers free with their cash,
Fora fair diagnosis of IT, McFadden
Combine the best types of the class.
So attyetll. the Saturday evenin
Poet, the long haired individual, wh
writes all the real) whiles y worth h n t hues fur
the Star. The poet may not come 1)p
to a Kaiser Wilhelm or even Kipling
or Longfellow, when it Armies to mak-
ing rythmatic jingles, but he has the
knack of choosing good subjects and
hitting off facts in a few well chosen
lines as the best want to do the world
over.
Mr. McFadden is a repeeseutative of
one of the oldest Canadian families
that has produced many illustrious
lien of that -name. ' The name is
Irish and from the land of bog and
Shamrock came the first of the family,
one hundred and fiftyeats ago and
established a seat iPerth County,
Ontario.
He was born in the township of
Mornington, Ontario, but spent the
greater part of his younger days at
Brussels, Huron County, Ontario,
where his parents took 1)p a residence
when he was about 5 years old, He
attended public school there and later
Clinton Collegiate Institute. fie
graduated from the latter in 1891.
i'hen after moving to the Soo in
1892, entered the famous Osgoode Hall
and completed his general and profes-
sional education when he graduated
in 1897 at once entered into the begin.
ning of a professional career in the
practice of law in the same year.
The first t
wocat's be was yvl s a mete -
bet of
the Ben] o t F McFadden, Farwell
& when -Ma. wher. Farwell d(op-
ped flotn the firm and ant' subject
continued with his brother, up to 1909
under the name of McFadden & Mc-
Fadden.
Thu•ow n
G ga daminir,R region with
its lure
of hidden wealth throned Niru
for a short time, but the wealth of
the Sea which was just then being un-
covered drew him back and he return-
ed and opened an office of law in the
Barnes Block, his present location.
Uriah McFadden is not tut exclusive,
but one might say a distinctive elim-
ivallawyer, He has won more not-
able eases, and scored more general
victories over his opposing profession
2l opponents in'tltis class of practice
han any other barrister in the Soo.
and his fame for proven ability in de-
fending the most hopeless criminal
cases has become international in ell•
tent. Especially was this true in the
trial of Mrs, Angelina Nopolitana in
1911, who was sentenced to pay the
death penalty for murder, but
through blr. McFtulden's efforts, got
ofi with a life sentence, Also the
parallel case of Mrs. Villeneuve, his
first ease in 1898 and that zif Guiseppe
Mardoni, in 1012•
In speaking of the Soo, Me. Mc-
Fadden becomes enthusiastic. "1 Can
abut my eyes and buy property in
tory part of the Soo," he said, and till
so to at1 advantage. The town will
be' the third largest,in Ontario in a.
aliort'time. And judging ft'oyn What
has already taken place and the bright
g
0
pt'ospeota fol. the coining three yews,
the opportunity fur making a 'tot tune
inrent estate alai business Invtst-
meuts itt that length of butt' rue ex-
eellett t.
Fut the last ten years .31r. AlvL'tul-
den has been a member of the local
school booed serving Ileal yeti's of
that time Its chairman or that body.
It) the last two years, under the itro-
10efialro ol Me. Al Redden and
his brother board Mein bets the (alma -
lo nal facilities of the Soo, 1ittt'e beett
gettet'nlly increased, Tile new Central
School has been built and large addi-
'
ttnushlie
t Jt toth KingtintudSrho<1
L 1
in the Wiest Paid and the Alexander
illuit School in the East Encl.
Loss Of Asset He and Vitality
Singly they are tt worry- COM -
billed they become a buiden, telling
that waste has been immensely
greater than the body's power 1.0 re-
build, The first need i$ to recon-
struct the blood, make gond the
deficiency of red cells. Fet•rozoue
improves digestion, makes blood, the
kind that nourishes and rebuilds.
Quickly the nervous system re-
sponds to the new power supplied by
Nerviliue. Strength returns, am-
bition tevives, energy unit endurance
give the system just what 1t needs to
maintain the balance of health. No
tonic better than Fe1•rozune, 50e per
box at all dealers.
The Guest In The Nome
The following paper was t'ettd by
Miss Jessie Ste:what: at the last meet-
ing of the Jamestown Women's In.
stitttte : There is, as we all are 41-
tvare, nothing so uplifting to the
domestic life a9 a pleasing guest.
No matter how happy the home
relations we require a tneath of the
outside allele to brighten its up a
little. We cannot see our own
peculiarities without hawing theta
painted out to us in tete tclinenreut
in speech and planners of others.
It. also holds us in check as we want
to appear at our best and there is
nothing false in ' the achievement
either its it is merely bringing out the
best in us. The very familiarity of
home, the dont care feeling, seeing
each other every day; we would grow
careless. Now as to being a pleasing
guest in the first place if the hostess
has invited you for a eertaiu title
and you have accepted, let nothing
prevent you from going, as she has
prepared for you, probably can -
veiled a holiday trip for herself, but
in her unselfishness, thinking it
)night snit you better to come at that
time, and has denied herself. Then we
Snokkeeing
Shorthold
TyewrWog
Penmanship
and all other
Commercial Couples
Taught tight at Yalu Houle
in Spare Moues. Our courses
are the best and out• instruc-
tors the ablest in Canada,
WE GUARANTEE
OUR COURSES
WE PLACEALLOUR
GI LDUATES. Tette your
course with ns, Mail the con-
pott TO -DAY.
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Shaw Cnlrespoeclenne School
393 Yonge $1.„ Toronto, Can.
Please explain (without obligation on
my pert) how I ern successfully qualify
for the position or profession under-
lin,d-
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AudltorAccountant
Realness Manager
Office Correspondent
Bookkeeper
Stenographer
Penmen
Commercial
Specialist
Ad -Writer
tllultrater
Designer
Art Speofatist
Teacher 05 A rt
Story Writer
Jon1•nouse
Newspaper
Reporter
Photographer
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1913 Catalogue Now Ready
80 pages brim full of goad things..Con-
taine valuable' information for the farmer,
market gardener aid .private planter. 12
pages of the latest and best, world-wide
intmduetions. Valuable premiums, Your
choice of 6 new varieties stilt unnamed
(not for sale until 1014) absolutely free
with every order, large or small. Don't
deley writing. 3Sall thin with your name
and address. Your request will receive
special attention. State If you grow
vegetables ,or Rowers for market, as we
have a special price list. 'Write to -day
while it's fresh fn your mind,
DARCH &
HUNTER
SEED CO.,
Lilnited
Dept. "a 4
LONDON,
CANADA.
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IN OUR
Model Brand
Flour
JL con tains the qualities that
tickle the palate ; makes
bread" and buns just ince
mother used to make. Man-
ufactured by . JIARVEY
BROS., Exeter, Sold by
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Brussels Electric light
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Company 4
a
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hostess ,o hnsy i,, ber dm'neatio circle
11111.1 111 i; tr most nupe,s,ihle for her
.to go till. tu.,l that piece twith you
et ;wog I, s, is pgt:ting fort 11 every
eifert to do. ,Io not be se selfish
as to tussle , CI I lint hltdeesti but
Illnlat 1111 I•I-'tlt . ,1 le Gln,' es you
(a
e ferny hap,' 111 uelim „ Ill lee,
1
without artyth further lee:Isms.. As a
guest 'hlglel boa reel 111enttul3 file
1,1u' hostess why then be stud) n strain
h, e 11,15111 I he l,lt1I11s1t1) rl' ) our'
here' left her la 1I11),Iral
wj+cek. I'ba hostess tideest. 111,
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h0i0 fie retiring and t1sa sovs Hodthe guest Is trade ns e01111.01 tnhle Its
possible as 11 tele atteuthms eultllt for
'much and will )nape the guest feel
diet She is thought of and Made one
of the family a(id ie not overlooked.
Neer cuter a guest; chamber With-
out" rapping nod being invited and by
no means allow the children to meddle
with the guest's belongings as 11olh-
Jug is so provoking and no real Incl)
will reprove another child oe at least
wish too, Nei thet sheinid elle 111 tnru
would want° to know how long it
would be proper for a gut et to extend
her visit ? I would "say it would
largely depend upon the terms of
friettdsltip14 existing between he
respective parties and whether the
home be a busy ooe or a haute of -
leisure attd time at their disposal.
It will however cover some ern
bar'tmsolett nn your pint and also
that nf the hostess if upon your au•-
rivtal yon stated the length of time
yuu intetcied remaining and if host
or hostess wish you remain they
can readily _press you I n do so. As in
this lige We must take every [meson
at their word and if you 1 sally wish
to stay longer why del so, as of course
they have a perfect right to suttee
for their insincerity if they did' 1101.
menu it, The 10+5111 point 15 to give
as lit tie tronitle as possible and never
he in the way in working hours. 11'
is proper to offer to help, if no servant
is kept and even liven there may be
several tasks yen might assist. h) if
couge.tial to the hostess. But do not
be over insistawlt in your williegticss
to help as the hostess might prefer
working quietly alone, as you, feel.
you lis% keep up a rhltttet while
you work by way of entertainment
and she may not have strength Fut
both. Then 1ag111It if you see that she
should old u)n•e•in'. o
appreciate L LP 5 lee assist mire
from you l elle erre that you do
nob keep up a perfect babble
If talc, following her au•onnd or
shouting after her -when she goes
to an adjoining loom and hits to hall
to he able 10 hear tehn,t is said 111)11
delay her, As the guest 11111•(41
the hundred and one things to I
do
u et
wiles not inho d ow n r t
a
y 111
'i'hee thehostess
If b her ,
y I tittlt It
shows you that she would eve
wonting talons', which you rat, reaei..
nn1iee, if in not, wanting to Ida lu
she does not say so in Wolds relit,
to your muco. Plat vomit iti , 111, 1,
Mid 111111 ilig it in order is not, to mill.
the beet +toy enviess way, the siltlu.>
this way+ the is, verlet, that way. 1
have .ern some puma °handier••
11411115 littered and where it would 1)•
almost impossible to wade through,
dresserdteewed with belongings tahigh
should be in the };rips or Cfdle,l ttt
least, when I knew positively tint et
home or should you visit then) they
would he harrificd to have 111151 Ting
nut of place. A1w11ye keep sung'
room it) the perfect order it sats in
(viten yott arrived. Show Vine
host eesthat ber home is your home
while remaining under her roti 41(111
what is herintotesG is yolu.s, Alter
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1 I' t deo1Y1 1 �' l i f 1' ,
1 1 111. i'ealtPl'l nal 11 •„ i'-
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self ill crane rosy, r;1) rot a ulalh, aimr,
play, read or if you helve Laney wore.
1t will pass the time. 13y no tnmlme
feel that the hostess should entertain
you 1)r allow her to see that pm re-
quire to be entertaitied. Then be
/441151.1)1/1 at 11113018. Never keep Int
mein hers of the family whiting its no
well toed family will begin theft•
meal without the guest being westmt
sillless the tweak fast hone be very
early snit the hostess having several
dutiee to peri'ort11 and 1'eelntg tllshetl
would pre Fee you • break fasting leler.
Never object to certain dishes at the
table not agreeing will) you nod how
they affect you its it might a1Te11
others at the table it1 a different miry
should you begin talking in • that.
style8
a nothing '. a
r, is n tlhnalnurred
and repulsive s
t5 lith of that kind of
the table. Voile physituut is the
only oms 11) bel den with such a dole-
ful slaty. Never 11101111 10 1Ile
hostess as to 1.115 impel 01e1 heel 01
doing her work, hers being inferior
to yours, ee (hitt 1)F hone demo al
(15 style or dress. She litlty have
masons fur,having it, so unknown in
the13(tesl, 13 itliglt 3 ht 11(1 want or
full 1151l•ee or 111 Wenlhlg to meet )with
the appi oval of 1ther tnimhcts of the
family, Never carry stories front the
home yon visit tultl be both and blind
tt(any eonfrovt'n4y that might (5811)
in the family. If the host 085 soggesl0
certain enterla'mien t• for yen be ilot',
indifferent to it hitt Show year al).
3)0151)1)11)11, Dont. 1111 errtlnnl i ng 11 10
something far ',interim you hall in
your home town. Or ii you find' the
GOOD HEM
Vit i and Vitatlty
Are assured if you will cleanse your
stomach id' Itudrgestecl 'food and foul
gases the exeese bile from the liver•
and the waste matter from the in
testines and bowels by the use of
HO P1LMS• -
the great fruit,.kidney, live),, .tt:omttelt
and bowel remedy,
At all dealers 25 and. 60 cent boxes
or mailed by The Pig Pill 00,, St.
'Photons, Ont. Sold and reemmeefd.
ail in Brussels by J. Fox, Druggist,
if she should hare a child with her
allow hie to stand 01) rhnlrx, tela
books, ^'pie•ee'' 111 I 11 parlor bowleg
sticky hand 111) 111. •, iu Birt anything
you w0t11t1 mil. allow them to do in
rune 1)1511 Iloilo, 'Upon yuu)' tel urn
i,oun' write 1 mu - 11 o nit lright away
telling her of your 5111,1111115111 and elf
the sunsuit thoughts thin linger
ait1, y111 of yen+ nail with herr,
ealr.
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Duff t , Stewart
13LU1T VALE
YO Know Us
We are in business right here where you live. You are an
acquaintance, neighbor or a friend of ours. This money-back-
if•not-satisfied offer should prove the sincerity of our claims.
When we say we believe we have ly relieve constipation. They act to
the best laxative and back up our overcome the cause of constipation.
statement with our uuqualified prone- They tend to eliminate the cause
ise to return without question or of sick headache, biliousness, bad
formality the money paid us for it, breath, nervousness and other ills
if It does not prove entirely satis- attendant upon inactive bowels.
factory to you, we believe we are
en-
titled to your confidence.
Our business success and prestige
depend upon your confidence in us.
We know we must secure and hold
your confidence in order to get and
keep your patronage. Therefore, we
would not dare make this offer if we
were not positively certain that we
can prove our claims for
Our experience with - them and the
many reports we have received from
those who have used then prove
that they are really the most pleasing
and satisfactory bowel remedy we
know of.
Rexall Orderlies taste like sandy,
They aro soothing audeasy iu action.
They don't cause griping, nausea,
purging or excessive looseness, as do
the usual physic or laxative. Rexall
Orderlies seem Le act LS 11 Wale,
strengthener upon the nerves and
muscles of the bowels. They prompt -
Make Us Prove This
We want you to come to our store
and get a package of Rexall Order-
lies. Use a few or use up the entire
box. Then, if you are not entirely
satisfied, come back and tell us and
WO will promptly return the money
you paid us for them..
You promise nothing -you sign
nothing -you obligate yourself to
us in no way whatever. We accept
your mere word.
Don't you now believe that Resell
Orderlies are worthy of a trial?
Could any offer be more fair?
Try Them at Our Risk
We partisutarly recommend Rexall
Orderhea for children, aged persons
and for delicate people.
Rexall Orderlies come in vest-
pocket tin boxes, 12 tablets, 105;
30 tablets, 25c; 80 tablets, 50c,
Usual close one tablet.
CAUTION: Please bear in mind that Ilaxall Orderlies are not sold by all dxug-
Ci+tt. You can brly Reaull Orderlies only at the Rexall Stores.
You can buy Rexall Orderlies in this community only at our store:
Brussels
F. R. SMITH
The ° Store
Ontario
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EXCURSIONS
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
ROMESEEKERS
SETTLERS.
Low Round Trip Rates each Tuesday. y.
March to October inclusive'
Winnipeg and Return - $35.00
Edmonton and Return. - 43.00
Other Pointe In proportion ..
Return Limit two months.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARE
on all excursions. Comfortable berths, fully
For settlers impel-
Rag with live stock
and effects.
SPECIAL TRAINS
- WIR leave Toronto
Each TUESDAY
MICE AND. APRIL
10.20 p.m.
SettlersandIra
without livet stock
should use
REGULAR TRAINS
Leaving Toronto
10.20 p.m, Daily
Through Colonist
end TourlstSleepers
equipped with bedding, can be secured at
moderate rates through local agent.
COLONIST CARS
No charge
ON ALI. TRAINS
or Berths
Home Seekers' Trains s Leave Toronto 10.20 p.m. during March, -
April, September and October, and at 2 p.m. and
10.20 p.m. during May, June, July and August.
Through Trains Toronto to Winnipeg and West
Full particulars from any C.P.R. Agent or write M. G. Murphy,
District Passenger 'Agent, Toronto `
ti. L. JACKSON, AGENT, BRUSSELS.
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the victims of early end seronone and later ex.
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Only curable cases no,
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li t` NOTICE td our Canadian Corzespoudence Depart -
i Ain Windsor, Ont. If you desire to
see us personally tall at out Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat
00 patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and
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DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont,
,,11te for Or Privatettddtesh, -
Dr• Morse's
Indian Root Pills
cure many common ailments which
are very different, but which all arise
from the same cause --a system
clogged with impurities; The Pills
cause the bowels to move regularly,
strengthen and stimulate the kidneys
and open up the pores of the skin.
These organs immediately throw off
the accumulated impurities, and
Bili-
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Indigestion, Liver
Complain
t,
Kidney Trouble?, Headaches, Rheum.
steam and similar ailments vanish,
Dr. Morse's Indian Root His is
Save Doctors' Sills
Dissolution _of Partnership —
Notice is hereby glvun that the.pertnerehil,
of Jallob Kessler end George Mai ill or, earl
,1 -
Ing 011 111e business of Tinabdthing 14)141 Gone •
al Hardware Met chains in the Village of Pllh. I
to the County of Huron, under the name' -5
Geo, Kreuter de Co , has thisday been (Hose't•-
e,t by mutual consent All nceounts owing ie
the 11118 Mini of freo. Kreuter ,es Co, are to 1
„aid to ,John Kreuter, and ale° all dents ow,.11
by the lute firm are 10 be aseuuletl and pgll 1 v
the said John Kreuter, wbo will continuo 1 b
businons or the tete arm lathe sante stand in
tit° smfd'vpolge of Ethel.
lno+s ; 1AOOB R12AT1TER,
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Datedd this tl,is and day of April,, 19918,
Stock for Service
B'DLL FOR BERVICB. - The undersigns sl
50111 Seim the tlloro'-trod Rolstein-Nrn •
elan bull, Alfred Ykeme, 16016, for serviee ou
Lot 18, Coe. 10, (droy, The bull wee bred. by'
Richard Clark, n well known breedeaand prize
winner ut Bln,a. Sire of Alfred 'Vicente is
Maple Bill Alfred, No 5080, and dant Corella.
Ykemo ef-BInu1, No. 18801. Terms, 51,50 fi i•
),1 u86t1and :llr.t9 fur 1. KNIGHT, Proprietor.
The People's Column
�itt)YI FOR sALB -West Hen I.ut 2, (Mn.
12, Township of (}I ey, containing 611 acres
15 alcor, •, fenced, drained 11,1d all in gram. 6
nom. hard -Wood bush No buildings. Fpr
fur her partionitu•s apply to J. LEtKIE,
82.11 ilrussele,
Ott SALE -A good building lot on the eel.
per of Queen end Albartstreets, 13rutlsele.
A fell quarter mere. Also n triune building
with golf feet front11go ou '1'uruberry stret'p,
next to Standard Bente. For further in11•t1cu•
Mrs apply to. 1i. (JERRY, Brussels. 404,1
ELIGINLIt PROPERTY Folt BALE 0111'O
RRne.-Tho 1101ne ',mealy vaeeted by
John 13 Kerney, who moved to Gtiell.h (clown
us the Rogers property, Tttrnberry e1r vet, is
offered fur sale or if not sold will be rented.
There Is a comfortable house, good stable and
I? a lures or land with a double enGra 114 . Fine
• urden, As. 1(or further pit rMen isle reply to
W. H Kerr, of Trim Post, who holds the ,ley,
It is a choice soot to .live in and will be sold
veryreasouebly 27.15
=ARM FOR BAI,E.-rho undersigoed offers ~"
his fine farm consisting of about 186 aorta
tdleirrhlg the town or utinton, for sale: The
earn, is is n good ,.Gott, er mdtivalim,, mai hats
good b1)
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kinds of fruiia andalso smell . Therinw is u°11 fenced nod rainier] end is
frnn very
deet re ble Noma. For further parluvlat s apply
m the premises or add rens
2815 JOHN T011104 NCB. Clitdon.
On KALE OR TO LET -4 -good •ourfort•
ebb, dwelling end two lots i, Il,%%septic.
ms ,1).r Aged) to P S tinter. An°tinn-
P r u+0uls m to 13, B. (1115, 6'orduyrh who
A 1531 PON ',A ) ,E, being South b1) f Loi 2
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4. 1l14e 5 township, 04 135 11 1'o., lou-
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reel lees rifle wetting I31'l10 01S P 0. 'I'll one
•tri, Or P. S. Hood, lit tll+xnts.
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