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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-5-1, Page 4(III $ runt's Vost PARISIAN SASE 1 A Clearing , Psychologiortl—Dispnaltion, 5 ; after- gv, 6 ; Metal and (mutat. expeession, . ------ —..- ----- 10 ; attention, 8. President (Jollier limy deekle to offer a biti4 pi lee lel. elie he .1. lila by I..ise, lexpositiou diminth g e yent MI5, fuel is ttweiting Mist Jane's suggestione with a good dent of in 1 ereet, THUR. HAY, MAY 1. 1,01,1 puts) Hair en Your Heart and Hoops It There What's the use or being bald ? Psonoonvorq or the Dominion Portia. Whitt sense is there in deltbetately mem may (Meer shortly and a session allowitig your hair In turn gray ? • A muse approprare Pi Weil Made to Sir James Whitney by his supporters in t he Ontario Legisetture in the shape of au up-to-date automobile. No one who • know, n.1 r. Whitney would expect him to ride in a hearse until he is compelled to, Ain the general good health condi- tions of Brussels by a thorough good cleanieg up of yard e and premises this season. Our Board of Heettli have not been of the tyrannical order and some people have imposed upou them and delay. past the allotted time because law was not impressed with a cast iron hand. In addition to improving the ap- pearauce from a health standpoint the conditions should be imperative. There's no excuse for loiterers or in- fringement on well defined regulations. Don't kick if you are asked to appear before the Reeve if you neglect to do stone part at the proper time. Woetp wide interest has been mani- fested in China during the past week in the action of the Chinese in command - leg that last Sabbath be a day specially set apart for prayer, meditation and service asking for Divine guidance and direction in the future legislation and government of that former hermit Na- tion who has been surprising the world by the fot ward steps being taken in the intetests of her people. The unexpect- ed certainly happened and the call to other Nations to join, last Sabbath, in prayer and praise puts the impress of brotherhood on this much to be desired movement. China has set a notable and itoble example to the so called Christian people who will do some very sober hinkilig over it which should result in great good. WINNIPEG has an organization known as the Garden Club whose mission is to beautify the eity. Where vacant and nnattended lots exist the Club arrange for plowing and harrowing and then tern these plots over to interested citizans to plant out flowers, &c., aud care for them during the season. Titus the desert is made to literally blossom ae the rose. Prizes are awarded at the close of the Summer for the best kept pees. Six model gardens are planned by the Club this year in addition to the other work. The idea is a good one and tit eht be profitably introduced Into the ienaller places thereby cutting oat the 1, ceding places of weeds and refuse. whet about a few plots in Bressele ? They would he a nice addition to the improvemets on lawns and boulevards. Wino should pay for the Main street watering during the Summer season, the business folk or the ratepayers generally This is a question that towns are considering, many assuming that the cost shored be borne by the people instead of the merchants. At first thought it looks as it the latter were the only ones benefitted but such is not the case as everybody who frequents Turnberry street on a dry, dusty dee when the watering cart is not on duty will reeognize, The work is done in the general god as well as from a pen conal standpoint. The cost if sub- divided would hardly be noticed on the tax notice and yet with the many calls t tat come to the business peep e, which Imp avers generally know nothing about it foots up a tidy sum by the close of he tseason. The front street really be- t inge to the populace and it would not be an outrageous condition if a modi men of the expense were transferred to them. THERE has been quite a stir over the action of Barrister Proudfoot, M. P. P. lor Centre Heron, concerning the charges he preferred against Premier Whitney and Hon, Mr. Hanna and the work of the Committee who will hear the case will be closely followed. The probabilities are titat this course would not have been taken had not those who were competent to give evidence before the Parliamentary Committee balked on their evidence and refused to, give the Committee information in their posses. ston. It is to be hoped. that the public men so charged will be able to prove a clear case of not guilty bat at the same time the lesson will be taught that the fictions and conduct of men in authori. ti have a right to be enquired into and criticised in the interest of proper government tied standing by the right, le Committee 15558 in session this st mit and Parliament will assemble to te the the report when ready, Mr. Pio el 001 is.no bluffer, There never was a time when people appreciated the real merits of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more than now. This is shown by the in- crease in sales and voluntary testi. wrinkle Yvette peraone Who Ilan been Mired by it, If you or your °bikini) aro troubled With a cough or cold Wee (t, a trial and become aequaiitted With its good quaPo lities. r sale by 411 dealers. Do yon Want to look old before your time ? Give up the thought old age will come only too soon. Look after Mir hair, PARISIAN Sage will kill the dandruff germs and Is the only preparation, so far as we know, that is guaranteed to do so. Man or woman, no matter how old you are, Parisian Sage will make you look young. Why not go to Jas. Fox aud get a large bottle to -day, it only costs 60 cents, and your money back if it does not euro dandruff, stop falling hair, or itching of the scalp. It will make youv hair luxuriant, imighb and beau- tiful, and it is the most refreshing, pleasant and in vigovating hair dress- tng made. MURDER IN MCKILLOP TOWNSHIP Hugh Gordon Slain By His Only Son A Sad Cage Robett Gordon, a young Fenn- er, aged 25, residing iu MeKil- lop Township, is in the cells at Goderich charged with causing the death of his fv.ther, Hugh Gordon, aged 53, at their home on Wednesday night of last week by striking hint on the hn ead with a piece of on. Ac- cording to the young man's story, he was whippiug a horse at the stable when his father happened along and remonstrated with him. Young Gordon ttlleges that hislather threat- ened to strike him, and made a motion. Gordon says be at once picked up a heavy piece of iron that lay on the floor close by and knocked his father down. Hurrying into thehouse, house, he remarked to his aunt and sister "I guess I've killed father." The two women went with him and brought the unconscious man into the house, and at once called• Dr. Ross, The victim of the assault, it was found had a severe fracture at the base of the skulL He never recover- ed conscious, and died soon after mid- night. According to young Gordon's statement the row occurred between 7 and 8 o'cloCk in the evening. As soon as death occurred, Dr. Ross notified the authorities and County Constable Whitesicles of Hens - all at once arrested young Gordon. Coroner Dr. 50011 01 once empannell- ed a jury, aud the body was viewed and an adjournment made untilTuesday. Tuesday. Hugh Gordon was one of the best- kuown farmers in the district and the family is one of thee -most respect- ed in McKillop. Robert is Lite only son and hitherto has borne a splendid reputation. He has three sisters, Misses Aunie, Pheiny and Lily, all at home, and his aunt, who resided with the family, His mother died some years ago. Young Robert Gordon was a mem- ber of the Presbyterian church, and has a host of friends, who are shock- ed river the °eminence which has resulted in his arrest). When he was brought; to the police station about 2 o'clock Thursday maiming the young man felt his position keenly, and his grief over his father's death was very genaine. Throughout the day he had many weeping spells and the authorities are convinced from what he has said that the whole affair was the result of a passionate outburst. Gordon was for a short tirne a bar- ber. in Seaforth, but later got tired of it and went back to the farm. aunty Constable Whitesides found the piece of iron bar with which young Robert Gordon,says he struck down his father at their home in Mc. .Killop. The weapon is a short, heavy piece of iron bar and. in the hands of the strong young farmer lutist have been a most formidable weapon. The funeral of Hugh Gordon was held Saturday afterhoon from his fine farm residence to the Maitlandbank cemetery, and was as quiet as teossible. The members of the family wished to have everything absolutely pt'ivate. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr, Carswell, of the Presbyterian church of which the late Mr, Gordon was one of the most respected mem- bers. All through the district the greatest sympathy is being felt for the dead man's sister and three daughters and also -for the young son. The family is held in the highest esteem. Mem- bers of the family stated that young Robert had not been in good health lately. For some days last) week he had remained in the house resting about on the sofa, but with the re- turn of fine weather all were anxious to mesh the spring seeding and plow- ing, and the young man had been petting in long hours. One of his horses was a young one, and he had much trouble with it; and when he came in on Wednesday evening he was giving it a sound whipping when his father interfered. The Gordon farm of 100 acves is one of the best in a district filled with fine farms. It is an orderly, well -kept place and there is every evidence of prosperity. Hugh Gordon died with- out any will. Although he had a few moments of consciousness before be died there was no time to make a will. The young mares general attitude has caused much speculation among the jail officials so much so that an examination is to be made by the jail Burgeon to discover whether he is weak-minded or not. Gordon seems to be absolutely nitooneerned over the matter. Friday night he slept like a top and Saturday has taken tnore interest in his meals than in anything else. 'He talks freely con- noting the death of his father, but does not in any way seem one bit sorry for What, he has done. "I Mtn1 Ithow 1 had struck hint se heed en. tit I saw him to the ground," he said. "He rushed at me, to ellastise roe for beating thehorse, awl stimele him." Gordo» did not express any desire to attend Itis father' tutietal. SHOE SALE gelowswewnwisewin 15 per cent. off oil all Shoe goods, mostly McPherson make, Men's heavy shoes, up to the finest and ltttest styles, also Oltildreies and Women's Slipper% Oxfords, buttoned and laced. Soule Rubbers of good quality. Harness A fine line of Harness of different kinds. Horse Blankets, Robes, Rugs, Whips, Trunks, Valises, &c. an Shoes d Longm Bootsmade to order, Harness and Shoe Repairing done peoniptly. Give us a call, A. C. Stephen, Walton Now is the. time to get rid of your rilentlitt Limn. You can do it by ap- plying Oliambevlaites Liniment and massaging. the parts freely at eachapplirnl,ioit, applicaeion, For sale by all clettlete, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA • "How many babies in Canada can qualify under the rules adopted' for the "Better Babies" exhibit in the San Diego Expositeoll ?" Another cmestion le "How many mothers and fathers will be willing to have their babies judged by the sante standards applied th prize animals with the single purpose of adopting some system that will produce better t ?" Eugenics has been a popular fad but in the end the term means simply "Belem Babies" and this is the result, enught by the proposed exhibit about, which President 1). 0. Colliee, or The Sae Diego lexposit and Mee. Gertrude B. Lane, of New York, are in correspondence. Mrs. Lane pro- poses to hold a "Better Babies" con - Lest and is holding them iu every state itt the Union. The San Diego Expost- tiott MIS asked her to exhibit the re- sults of these contests at San Diego, or to outline a plan whereby the ex. hibit can be made. Following is the slore card adopted and in use which may be used at The San Diego Exposition :— Body—Height and weight, 12; Cie- cumferenee of chest and abdomen, 8 • symmetry and quality of skin and (at, ; quality of muscle, hand grasp, rising, sitting poise, walking, run n i lig tit bones of spine, Sheet, limbs anci feet, 6. Head—Circumference, 7 ; shape ofeyes, eyes, 4 ; shape, size and position of ears, 3 ; shape and size of lips, 3 ; shape andedze of forehead, 4 ; shape and patency of nose, 5 ; shape and continent) of jaw, hard palate, tonsils, 5 ; shape, size and condition of teeth, 5. Manitoba Improved Farms For sale on easy terms or will rent to desirable tenants. Write for par- ticulars to John E. Smith (Owner) Box 1033 Brandon Man Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship and all other Comm ercial Courses Taught right at Yon]. Home in Spare Home. Our courses are the best and our Marne - tors she ablest in Canada. WE GUARANTEE OUR COURSESE WPLACE ALL OUR GRADUATES, Take your course with us. Mail the cou- pon TO -DAY. sue des Shaw Corvesponclenee Sehodl 393 Yonge 81,„ Toronto, Ottn. Please explain (without obligation on sny part) how elm successfully qualify for the position or profession under. 1 d — tiliartered Accountant Auditor ' Business Managor Offfee Correspondent Bookkeeper Stenographer Penman Comnierrial let Ad-Wrr ite Illustrator Designer Art Specialist Teacher t Art Stbry Writer Journalist Neweptsper Iteporter Photographer ShoW.Card writer Nemo Address B. P. liteillieletWeiessietwwwwwwwweigestlenalellies ;Veal s ti tl ex IIibit etlitt lhi' Pay Mare and Get The post 11 cheap flesh Miming Mk tt reined v is noVer eat Israel my. The best is Plitilaties Painless (Join Itx tractor, costs but a retailer, mid is gllarttil teed to (ewe thoroughly. Use cioly Pot. ese........••••••••••••••• THAT : • _® NUTTY' •; - • I FLAVOR 1 • • • • WE HAVE IT • • • IN OUR 6 • • • • OUR WM INNIPEG LETTER odel Brand : , • The continued fine, weather thi Spring is keeping the blinding 11181)(1 We's office here busy. The total per mite issued for the year has Alread passed the three and a half million (today meek, the actual figures at tit middle of the month being $8,507,850 The erection of apartment, Leitch promises to be a notable feature o this year's building conetruction permits having been taket) out due Ing the first three and a half month of the year, for tithe new buildings for which permits have been taken out this year, are a $30,000 warehouse for the Pease Foundry 00. ; $28,000 foundry for the Manitoba Bridge & Iron Works on Logan avenue, and a $195,000 Warehouse for the Smart— Woods Co., on Lily stveet. • Other big permits taken out this Spring are as follows :— Dominion gevein- talent armory for the alth regimen on Maryland street at ,t cost o $12,000 ; $122,000 hotel for C. AL c Cavrey, at the cortier of Albert and Notre Dame ; St. Jeclwited's church, ,Arlington street, $55,000 ; E. Rog ers, restauraii le Smith street, 830,000 Manitoba Medical college $36,500 additions to the Winnipeg Grain Ex change, to cost $500,000. A rentarit- ably large number of fine tiew resi dences will also be erected immedi ately. The main building tit the Agetted- Leval college at, St. Virile lute been crinipleted, and will be Int titled time to the government this week, The liortictillynal and biological buildings have just: had the roof pm on, and the roof is now being pnt on the physies and chemistry buildings. The power house is complete and the clot initory building is being honied anti shOult1 be ready in a month or two. W.J. White, inspector of Canittliato govetentient agencies 111 the United States, during a visit to Winnipeg this week, stated that, he believed that, the numbee of new setelers coin- ing to Calludil. this year from the South would be in the neighbothood of 200,000, or alt increase of over 20 pet cent on the returns of last year. Particularly gratifying," says Mr. W hi te "are the enquiries which we are veceiving front those states where there is no work in the way of or- ganized immigration campaigns being carried on. A large amount of eorvespondence has been received front the state of Florida anti Ken- tucky and several states where these is no immigration official from the Dominion." • ' The homestead entrieg• in the prairie provinces, for the period end- ing March 30, ellow Curb 80 per cent of the entrants are English-spealtitig people. The actual figures were 826 mallet: made, and of theee 230 were front the United States, 174 British born sett lers, 149 Canadian born. A. special camps igti is about to be instil toed iteltee dairy farmers Flom •slale of Minnesota to come to Westet is Canada, and a num bey have already come with their effects. Those men said Mr. White tint only bring wealth with them but the moat valuable experience along the lines of dairy fanning wider conditions very similateto those existing in Weste111 Canada. P. B. Bird, the millionaire- it of the Blid-Archer company, of New York, is in Winnipeg in contieceinti with the opening of a branch elletliical plant in tins city. Operations will be started in a building remodelled for manufacturing purposes at. the turner of Talbot avenue and Wolfe 511 eel. in Elmwood, Factory will supply the Canadian customers of the New York company. No other plant; will be built in this connery by this commute/. in the neat' future, but blanch offices will be establiehed whet eve'. etend necessary. The Elmwood factory will turn out, chentiettls for loctinetti boilers. The main raw mato ltd used is mercury, and the fielehed ;induce, has the peculiarity that it removes scale front the boilers thereby inceette. Mg the life and safety of the boiler 100 per cent. All the big Cantelian railway companies have all y placed large olden with the new factory Inc immediate vevy, The flee spring weathet. lute (emeriti unusually early activity in the agri- cultural diet rites in elanitobe, hem seeding is tiow genet al. Joaeith Burke, provincial immigration super. intendant, says the demand lett. num help is general theoughout the prov. ince, and tte is experiencing gi t diffictlIty -securing a euffielent int no her of mete Requests fee Mee illation regarding farming prospects tire re- ceived ha large numbers dai I y 1) onti I he United States, f MIMS/IS, Texas, Nebtaska and 11 I i nois, and re. plies have been sent, out at, the rat e of over 100 a day for I he lied, Chi eo weeks. The supeeititendent says lie is convinced Cute the novtitern poet eel of the Dill provien of Ithenitobe will be take') up by ;wept() horn the ettst- mei states, they being descondante of . : ',lour • • -, 6 .6 • y • Ib con Lai Its the qualities that e 1 • tickle the palate ; makes ; e • bread and bens just like • , 2 mother used eo 'stake. Man- se s • Membered by 11 A !IVEY ; f • BROS,, Exam.. Sold he. et . : • • - o • 8 / Br ussels Electric tight . : . 0 4 to Company 0 o 1,* Jno. Patterson, Manager : • : Terms Strictly Cush : 0 00stoes.c..000000 ************ Blood, Pure, itIch,'Red Rosyglow in the fan, spaeltlinte eyes, vivaeious spiel le an all the out- come of good blond. No enter we y exists of (1urifyitig and mulching the blood than in 1191, 1)1', Id atniltot, s Pills, 13y their gentle tuition on I he botvels, kidneys anti lime. they filter every int pule Ly flow the eyelet)), leaving ie whOlesonie and nide in do the wmdc necessary for the inaitil uncle of heal I To be well, 1; nit well. tool tied nl. ways at y1.111.1)(411, tise D... fin milt on's Pills of Matelralte and Bettie eel, truly wonderful medicine km. seeing and old. Piece 25c at; all deniers, Canadian families, either' ?eon) Quebec or Oidervio. They are a fine elms of settle''; end have the right Canadian and Bi itish sentiment. "Within the last week a lot of Frenehemeaking people from France and helm Switzerland have been plac- ed on farms. They all seem to be deto mined to work for some time he- roic they purchase farms or take tto The Winnipeg Garden club, stetted lost year 0 movement 1(1 beautify the eity's Areas, by turning vacant prop- erty into garden pints, with the result that 120 unattractive and weed grown areas were transformed in to blooming flower beds. • '1'lie chiles aesthetic plan has canght 00 in W lit - 1 nipeg and this year there will he see, oettl lintaired vacent lots abloom if the number of applietitions foi as- SititallO8 front Pi potting In to the seovetavy le any eviterioti, The club undertake the 11101.0 laborious week of plowing and Inn vowing, lenving the more pleasant labor of mil LI v n I lttt to intevested citizens. Pt Wee, are offered ror Lite besb scilbi- tt tett lots, as eel! tit, Mewl rewards for °wines of the best cultivated home gn bast yea r the club main- tained font. 'owlet gardens and Ude yeee1118 plento ti to cultivate six in ditto mit pm is of the eity. Au impel tent Cmosteition is being held iti lel Ilurettu at eVito n'peg to the de or %$ piling, This is Le111114.1ing 1 phinittees and smithies, etigitteers or ‘N, eel evil Canada ft on; the Great Litices itt Briti811 Columbia, which hits beet, Id vg.1.1 y attended by repreeen tett i yes 1.1'41111 llte four West ern Provinces and Baster!) 0'11;11110. The gatheting has resulted in the torten - tem of it 01'1)+104th Institute of Sani- tary Engineers with 1 constitution and by-laws based on those of the American Society of Sanitary 11.1imine- ers. J. Smith, Winnipeg, was given the honor ot being elected for the nest resident or the Institute. 'lite fol. lowing were eleeted yielepreeidents : A. J. Peckett (011101 in) G. G. Taylor (Saskatch('wan) E. P. Fletcher (Al- Llea) and .1. G. Morgall British (Jolumbia) ; NV. J. eleFarlatie, Win- nipeg, was elected secretary turd tteasui The principal business before the convention live been the question of adopting a uniform by-law covering the teeritory represented on the Initti- tute and the sections 44 the Winnipeg by-law which was I attest ns a basis were considered and II mewled in some of the clauses. • NEGLECT 'Po cleanse the system of undigested food, foul gases, excess bile in the liver and waste matter in the bowels will impair. your health. Thc best system regulator is FIG' PILLS. At all dealers 25 and 50 emits or The Fig Piil On.. St. Thomas, Ont. Sold and recommended in Wessels by J. Fax Deuggist. To Our Friends and Neighbors You know us. You know we would not that we could not afford to — go back on our word. Nor can you afford to ignore this money-back4fniot.satisfied offer on this splendid laxative. We honestly believe we have the beat bowel remedy ever made—the most pleasant -to -take, most per - momently beneficial laxative for relief from the miseries and dangers arising from constipation. We wouldn't say this if we didn't believe it to be true. Wo wouldn't risk our reputation by making such statements did We not feel sure you would find them true. Our faith is built both on the knowledge of what Rexall Orderlies are made of and on observation of • very many severe eases in which they have proven their merit. Try them at Our Risk If they, do not abundantly prove their merit with you also — if you are not entirely satisfied with them — we will refund your money — and we will do that on your mere say-so. We don't ask you to risk a penny, teen that fair? - Just let rho bowels fell in properly doing their work —juet let their action be delayed and incomplete and the entire system and every other organ suffers. Wastes that should have been dispelled remain LO poison the system. Iletulaches, biliousness, nervous- ness and other tormenting and seri- ous ills are common when the bowels fail to act daily as nature intended. All this may be avoided, if you will accept our advice. 0441.eiate4, taste just like candy. They are soothing and easyin action. They do not cause griping, nausea, purg- ing or excessive looseness. They tend to tone and strengthen intestinal nerves and muscles. They promptly relieve constipation, and help to per- manently overcome it. Rexall ,Orderlies promote better spirits and better health. In all of these things they are vastly superior to old-fashioned, harsh salts and other purgatives, which aro not only unpleasant to tato but which usually leave the bowels in woree condition than before. We particulttrly recom- mend Rexall Orderlies for children, aged and delicate persons. Wean Orderlies come in vest- pocicet tin boxe.i. 12 tablets, 10c; 38 tablets, He; 80 tablets, 50e. CAUTION: Please hear in mind that Rexall Orderlies are not srl 1 by all drug- gists. You sun buy Remit Orderlies only at the Rust! Stores. Yon can buy Resell Orderlies in this community only at our store; Brussels F. R. SMITH The Store Ontario There ia a Rexall Store in nearly every town and city in the United States. Canada and Greet Britain. There is a different Reimil Remedy for nearly every ordinary Istwean 111—• each especially designed for the particular IR for whish it in recommended. The Rexall Stores etre America's Greatest Drug Stores 0 A EN -YOU NEED NERVE EARLY INDISCRETIONS AND EXCESSES HAVE UNDER- MINED YOUR SYSTEM The nerves control all actions of the body so that any- r' thing that debilitates them will weaken all organs of the system. Early Indiacredons and Excesses have ruined thousands of promising young men. Unnatural Orates srio their vigor and vitality and they never develop to a proper condition of manhood. They remain weak- lings, mentally, physically and sexually. How you feel? Aro you nervous and weak, despondent and gloomy, specks before the eyes with dark circles under them, weak back, kidneys irritable, palpitation of the heart, bashful, debilitating dreams, sediment in urine, pimples on the face, eyes sunken, hollow cheeks, careworn ex, pression, poor memory, lifeless, distrustful, lack energy and strength, tired mornings, restless nights, change- ' able moods, premature decay, bonepains, hate loose, etc. 5.1.1. the conditioneur New Method Treatment is GUARANTEED TO CURE Wo have treatedDEisEOF H s ofcStena CHARGE almost a life. gun) and do not have to experiment. Consult ue FREE R and we Will tell you whether you are curable or riot. We guarantee curable cases of NERVOUS DEBILITY, VARICOSE VEINS, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, GLEET, BLADDER URINARY AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Free Booklet on Dilleirt offolirilen. If unible to tell QUESTION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT Wonderful Nervous System . DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. 4:4k NOTICE to Ro luert tgasnaf %ma Cz.otararcleasmunsctehnecaedgr;s:td. mionsemWeesmis stent in Windsor, Ont. II yon desire to see es personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we we tied treat no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letteta es follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Oat. Write for Our private address. 1511401131S 0.05 is certainly one of the most &agree- able ailments which flesh is heir to. Coated tongue—bitter taste in the mouth—.0auna — dizziness— thew combine to make lire a burden. The cause is a disordered liver—thc cure Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They go straight to the root of the trouble, pet the liver right, cleanse the stom- ach and bowels, clear the tongue and take away the bitter taste from the mouth. At the first sign 01 bilious- ness take Dr. Morse's 4{' Indian Root Pills ••••••11...11016M.Ir SA6tANI:1•A.A.DociAIPIC HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO MANITOBA, ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN Each Tuesday until October 28th, inclusive. Winnipeg and Return - $35.00 Edmonton and Return - 43.00 Other points In proportion Return Limit two months. HOMESEEKERS' TRAIN leaves Toronto 2.00 p.m. each Tuesday, May to August, inclusive. Best train to take, as Winnipeg is reached early morning, enabling passengers to make all branch line connections. Through trains Toronto to Winnipeg and Went Particulars from Canadian Pacific Agents or write M. G. MURPHY, D.F.A., C.P. Ry., Toronto H. L. JACKSON, Agent, BRUSSELS The People's Column CARM IfOlt HALM ONBAP.-100 non s, South • half Lot 22 Oen, 8, Township er 5 orris, miles from Walton (I ood 'nod with 01 dun ti and spring, Log house and frtutio ha n lc bur,t. tionvenlent t t elmreh and sellool. Apply to b' 6 scOTT, Brussels, or MILLAR. SIMS tt b111614012Y, Berlin, Ont. 12.1' F111141 ait 561,12—WestHalf 1,ei, 2, COIL F 12, Township of Linty,sotttstittttg itt Bert. 41 cleared, fenced, draint d and all in grass. 6 nem, hard•wood hu.h. No building.. For fur her partattolartinpply to J. LELKI B. 813-11 In nasals. E7b0y Jahn 13 iCertleY, W110 Moved tOCIUV11 It p(1‘1101V es Liao fitment property , Tian bet ry t t s • Is' offered for sale or if not sold will Le r.nted. There is al comfortable house, good els lde and I% acres of land with double mailmen Nina garden, Sso. Fol' further particular. apply to W. fl Kerr, of Tito PORT, Who 11Olds 150 key. It Is s Minim. spot to live in and wi1,1bier sold very reasn oably. 7. cAltbl FOR SA i.13.—The undersigned offet Ins flan farm Weskting of about 1112 acret adjoining the town of Winton, for tulle. Thu farm in In a good state of cultivation, end has good buildings, brick house. hank barn, driv. I" girltut.8ea ufl:sig vo Al kinds of fruit), and also small fruits. The fano is well fenced and drained and i.a very de+irable Mune. Co,' Portlier particulars apply 011 theoremises et' address 28-tr JOHN TORRANCE. Clinton. =ARM FOR SA1.10, being South half LotSS, Oon. 4, Morris township, Buren Co., eon- ning 100 mires more Or leas. Out the prem. Ism la a frame liotise, Moat barn, good orchard, well, windmill, dei, All cleared except about an acre School 1,15 miles distant. Only 212 miles from Brussels. 0 stores of Fall wheat in and about 50 stares seeded down. For pries, berme and other information apply on the premise), or if writing 13russels P0. 'Phone 1211. Or 11'. 8. Scott, 1311tHNOIS. Il-tf A. L.KBIllt. Preprint or. 13111111111=1111111111IMIIIMMB 111•111MMININ COLLEGE AT HOME Thonsands of ambitious young peo- ple are fast preporIng to their own 110111eS CO occupy lucrative position's nit stenographers, bookkeepers, toles) a - Oilers, civil servants, itt Mot every sphere or nctivities. Yon may finish at college if you so wish. 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