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DR. F. T. BRYANS
Bnoholor of Medicine, University of Turunto ;
bieentinte of College of lrh5 mentos and Sur.
goons, Ontario ; ex -Settlor Hoaoo Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Mhos or late Dr,
A. setEevesy, smut Vinnie, Brussels.
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ETHEL, ONT.
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OPHTHALMOLOGIST
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The opening Up Elf A Continent
The object of this article is to fulti11
an obligation I owe the Editor and
Leaders of THE BRUSSELS POST.
Then e is perhaps no more interest-
ing country in the world than Africa,
and there ore certainly few countries
that equal it in resources. No Matter
what line of study 434 1m7411 desires to
pu10012 he will find abundant scope for
all his powers in Africa's Virgin soil.
If lie is 00 anthropologist this is 1010
Held of research. 10 Ile is interested
in zoology he ha, a field laden with
the most interesting fauna the world
i leis.im 1 itli iter,
possesses. 01 f i 1 9 t
P
:Limply
the most undesirable of all (.MLssey�
here is his paradise. From the point
of view of the Irian of Ooumeroe here
are subterranean beds of :'vast riches
of gold, diamonds, copper and iron.
All these varied interests appeal- to
the Western mind anti while it is
quite within the memory of all of us
that Africa remained a closed contin-
ent, praactically closed to the world
at large, but to day her waters an0
plied by steamers while the country
Is becoming a network of railroads,
Colleges and institutions of learning
are springing up in every quarter
which are the result of years of labor
1 Missionaries,
on the art c P the
P
e0
that Africa eau1 00 longer be called
„
hese
thenituleuL with 11 to
"Dark U �
nnnlerou8 centres of (earning. It is
quite true that the popul(t.km of the
groaner part, of Africa rine still 111
total ignorance, and civilization,
looking ahead is trite
which means ] 111 ahead 13 q
i 1 there are
foreign lc the African yet t
g
Y
ubuntinut sig uslhuL the davit men Is
being arousing onb of the lethargy iif
the past and assimilating the new
spo1L of push and progress with
infected every
witch ho is beingPe el at, tv
e
to
bpoint. The old days of native travel
y which all your goods were packed
upon the books of 61e blackt men of
Africa, and carried. for [rides "VP
being fast superseded by the modern'
up.to•date trains, with sleeping etnu-
partMents all Lha p(LSSillg away of
the 01(1 aystelns and the inauguration
or new methods means much to the
Tomeans 11 present
African, some it; 1 let4t s p a
A
1
hardship 100 all these improvements
bring. all added X which a1
klel tat v1 ich i9 hut.
tax upon the native to the white
n114n this only means their training for
if they are to tante their place among
the races of the world they must matte
good. To the missionary, who is
closer than anyone else to the native
there is no doubt in the cdmmrk omen's
abilinyy to stake good.
Today with the Ua 1e 60 Cairo r(ttl-
1.o Y 1
road almost 3onpleted and the
13enguelta R. R. progressing rapidly
601001(10 the interior to meet (110
Northern and Sonthern R. R., there.
oertltiply 29 a new day of hope and
progress for Africa, The one time
tnelertous continent, fetal to the
tvl,l t0 titan, IS now 1'e00a11Bg salubrious
regions, veritable 1)01111,1 resorts so
that,
Angola with its vast P(osseus is
bottoming the centre of lfomeseeleer8
or Iinglishtritm and colonials from
t
South Africa Vast tracts of land
are bang eniLivattl
cattle tenches
ate being eolttltli3hed Braaten planta
Hone ate white which ori)' it few days
ago were not, seen anywhere by the
writer. •
Whon WOTon Su'ffe►.
Look out fur weakness or disease,
See If there is not a sideltohe, head-
ache; restlessness and the "blues,"
These symptoms indicate that yon
need the gentle aasistal of
� nil L 1 1, Il 1Ce ,Or,
Hamilton's Pills, They are 300031431'8
greaLeet relief, prevent Lune(1011111
deittllge111e11Ls, renew the life of the
blood, h purify al (demi u+ y ;'
11G 1 tl JIQ ( )1 the S Nt(11
Y
1
• nu'ghoi L u tonic n potent, till 1 N (U I C a (t 111 10
eesult1 00 marked as Ibllow the use tui'
Dr. IlttmilLon'e Pills. Price 25c per
box at all dealers,.
\Ve have only hinted at a few of
the rapid stride that aur taking place
all over Aft ice and claiming the
thought and attention of the world,
At present, England, Germany and
Portugal are 01011011 0nuceimed about
the timet asslgntneet of the territory
of Angola. The English are hopeful
that it, swill become the property of
Etarla ld and it wunid seen] with the
•Pm i.ilgneae 111 great, indebtedness of
80,000,000 and that mostly to mtg-
Iand, with the vast expenditure of
cap11a1 111 the moist' notion of the
bonguelle It. 1't. that England would
and should be Lhe rightful aduti11is-
I.tutor of this colony end 00 Nation.
is better fitted for LIis Wl11 k.
111 every cunlunulity the prim of
real eeta4(0 rises LLS the people in any
given community reach the ideal in
Ieoral'Il and education. In Africa
Y
1t in twit: the native's block but Many
of ureal become oleo of character
that would acid a any community
and while the color ed man of A11101•4Ot4
has the tendency to become swell
headed there is u7 such tlIt noticed
11600g the majority seen here With
all the modern innovations he is seek-
ing knowledge Lind they flock to the
centers of training viz the 141102ion
stations affording to r lob rlpppetunity
(3r
ethical MD amcl evangel tee thin.
' Among the ]Missions of Angola the
American Congregational 'Board of
1\lisei0us take the lead and they have
felt the press al' modern movements
so much that the are undetstaki 4
1 Y g
to built, at Buy's Ins4itllle which will
be central to all Lhe work of lite
41issi011 and are also contemplating LL
like institution for girls,
It seems that in every department
of the world's labor there are golden
doors of oppoi'tnuity wide open for
those who would enter them.
Ilission work is usually hindered in
Iheir eff01 ts' for leek of money aid
men to meet the needs but, we believe
there never was tL time when philan-
thropy appealed to men as at the
present time, which are clearly seen in
the gicat undertakings of teen of
wealth to support mission stations
and rmisslotlal'it's in Chiba and else-
where. To this sante need the African
stretches out his hands for light and
the 1141108ini14 of the A. 0. B. F. M. are
endeavoring to meet it in this corner
of God's field.
The writer is 103 Charge of a little
station situated on the side of a
lmonut(Lin overlooking the valley a-
a'0ea t0 the nlonntains away in Lhe
distance. The site was chosen by the
medicaal predecessor and every thought
was given to hygienic consideration
of the site so that the drainage is
good which is necessary for utter ex.
termination of the mosquitoes that
carries off malaria. A 011/1011 stream
flows down the mountains, its clear
water sparkling in the sunshine which
is perfectly pure and unc01talnivated
from its source.
The most beneficent institution
frau the standpoint of the natives is
the Eulbezenic hospital in which
natives are healed of their diseases.
Major or minor operations are pee -
formed upon Liu operating table of
African snake, something like the one
upon which the writer's father used
to dress hogs. To the suffering odes
there is no limit to their hopes in the
medical man's abilty to cute. SelptnZ
methods of surgery or risks in under-
taking an operation do not enter their
uliud 111 fact there is no such word as
tnicrobe in their vocabulary so that in
a class upon Hygiene the writer in-
troduced the word microbe in the
hope that they will realize the danger
of living in filth and flies.
When you stop to think for to
moment about the need of Medical
1nen it is appalling, Think if you will
of a city like Toronto with but one
physician and you Dan understand a
medical loan's prltctice in Africa with.
much loss to du the work at his coin
-
timed
nnnd ii under mole tryingilg (i -
et ul-ta4nces. Twice latelythe writer
1 s Iw
has been called to Cunml he railroad
station eleven anti a half miles away,
travelling to patients who were sick
tviI11 black wattle reser, a4 Most .focal
disease in this part of Africa, The
I
difficult part 303043 that L tjourney
'
was made at night, through the lou
g , g g
g1304343 vet, with dew, taking 2ho u
s
to go with natives 103 0 haul rout,
through a region infested with hoes
which •h n[takes rt 130110 to safe travelling
1V
however the presence of an acetylene
lantern illumutaliug the darkness
made us feel comparatively safe.e.
A native has jut
come to say a girl
W110 outside dying so that•, a hasty run
W113 made t,o t',he'dispensay whore she
was 201.111d with a severe attack of
mala('iaand upon investigation it
was found that she was storing the
medicine in a pot instead of taknl€, it
1 ,
whereupon she was given heroic doses
to oveecorne her critical condition.
She is a new comet bat I venture to
say that, she will be educated tomor-
row by the other patients if she is in
her right senses as they are keenly
alive to the value of the foreign
doctor's remedies. .
The Educational work of a mission
station consists of instruction in all
the primary branches in the verntl-
culla' of the country. English and
Po Ltt taught bythe more
gnes e are g
a(lvalined class: its Is also Hygiene and
1>,11Hioto
'
v KY•
With hilt one matt upon a station
05110 has cIIal'ge (1f C01181I'11Oti0,1 1401(1
indushrial wa'10, school, evangelistic
and medical Work, y(ui will perhaps
appreciate the delay in receiving a
ItiLler. Thus forgive the neglect of
as there 110 adequate
shelter
duty .tq
roe the writer and family and the
task of 'articling a house Willi un -
()pained natives (03rd in field of o par-
r l
rltion comely 010(2 to thetti was quite
,1413 undertaking full of rich exper-
iences laden with 'weary hours. Brick
had to be burned, tilt+ made and
WOMAN IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Help
LydiaFinds in E. Pink -
ham's
Y
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cape 'Wolfe, Canada,—" Last XYlareh I
Was a complete wreck. I had given up
all hope of getting better or living any
length of time, as I was such a sufferer
from female troubles. But I took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
today I am in good health and have a
pair of twin boys two months oldand
growing finely. I surprised doctors and
neighbors for they all know what a
wreck I was.
"Now I am healthy, happy and hearty,
and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies. You may publish this letter
if you like. I think if more women
used your remedies they would have
better health."—Mrs. J. T. Cook, Lot
No. 7, Cape Wolfe, P,E.I„ Canada.
Because your easels a diir cult one, and
doctors having you no good, ood do not
i
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial, It surely has remedied many
cases of female ills, such as inflamma-
tion, ulceration, displacements, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache, ch
e
,
and it may beexact] what you need.
The Pinkham record is a proud and
peerless one. It is
a record of constant
victory over the ob-
stinateillsof women
—ills that deal out
despair. It is an es-
tablished fact that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
has restored health 00,4 0'(8x0
to thousands of such suffering women.
Why don't you try it if you need such a
medicine?
burned for the roof the first of its
lc ind iu this part, floors to be cement.
in order that they might be proof a-
gainst white ants which simply de-
vour chairs, tables, Scc. They have a
special liking for books. All this
work is a great training for the
African and one of their ilnperative
needs is industry so ive are believers
as well -in the gospel of hard wont for
the African. Evens sch a center as
this there are seem al 1'amificatiotns of
the work in different directions all
direr- ed r i
t from the one point.
Wishing all the frieds every hap-
piness and prosperity. Ip 1411 fellow
fitithfuluess. I remain
Yours Truly,
R. G. MOFFAT.
A. B. 0. F. 144., Cuma, Lobito Bay,.
Angola, W. Africa.
For soreness of the muscles, wheth-
er induced
vhetherinduced by violent exercise or in-
jury, there is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Liniment. This lini-
ment also relieves rheumatic pains.
For sale by all fielders.
Morris
ScaooL REPORT.—Repoli of No. 8,
Morris, far the month of June :—En-
trance -0 Johnston, L. Turvey, J.
Bosman, M. Gmasby, G. Agar. -Sr. IV
in Spell.. Arith„ Gram. and Geog. ;
total 400 ; pass 240—L. Brewer 817.
Sr. III in Arith., Spell., Hist. and
Gram ; total 400 ; pass 240—L. 'Pur-
vey 800, F. Kerney 358, F. Sellers 880,
0. Brewer 270, 'AC. So1Oh 102. jr.
III in Arith., Spell., Hist., Geog. and
daily work ; total 500 ; pass 250-11.
Warwick 807, 0. Mustard 805, 0. Solidi
4.4.+•+•+•44.4.•+• +4 44.4.4.0 +.4
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A well selected Assort- :
ment of June Wedding •
Gifts has just arrived in •
0 4.
4. : Fine Cut Glass '
I Sterling Silver
and Silver
4. •Plated Ware 4.•
+ Also a nice assort- •
meet of Oaks
+
Black and
Mantle Clocks 4.
4
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• • Engagement Rings 2
• and Wedding +
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t. • Special Prices during June :
4 ® IIIMINSVADMIMESI •
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J. R. Wendt
•r
. and 1903 r
• Jeweller a c g aver
gr Wroxeter
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We Give Steady Employment
to reliable energetic 0110(1 001' the sale
nP our products. We give all
themd•
vantages that n rellatle, 3001 udva•tia•
ed, established Ilan eau offer. If _you
wls11 to represent us WNI4I'E NOW,
before it 1i too late, for further infer•
aastion,
Over 600 Acres c
finder 01111Vntiaa and °neer His most
Complete Nursery plants in (lmmdp.
Established 85year0. Fruecatalogue of
Stock on application.
PELHAIVI NURSERY 00.
Toronto, Ontario
240, C. Bosuatn 818. Sr, II in Arith.,
Spell., Geog, and daily work ; total
450 ; pass 225—P. Gentles 819, , Fell
211, 7, Gaieties 205, I3. Gorillas 280,
W. Kerney 5, *L. Oloaksy 3. Jr. II
Int. in SpelI., Arith. and daily work ;
total 350 ; pass 175-1,. Forbes 200.
Jr, II in daily work ; total 170 ; pass
83—M. Grasby 130, Pt. II Sr.—A.
Johnston 180• P1. II Jr,—•F. Brewer
09, Al. Warwick 71. Part 1 Sr.—W.
Sellers 44, B• Soma) 30, L. 0811/180 35.
Primer —J, McYettie 73, A. 'Purvey
511, F. Mustard 40, 0. Warwick 52,
Average attendance 20,
I. B. FLLAIN, Tellcher,
'The Deaf Made To Hear
H
Deafness because usually due to
Catarrh, is quite curable, In 0 thous-
and erases oris is proved absolutely
true. Success invariably attends the
use of Catarrhtlznuo which has cured
( 1
etul Tof deaf £ t ve 1 -flv
e
t
J
years standing. Penetrating throu h
(heassn es of the eat the soothing
vitriol ofgCatnirhnzone relieves the
in8811111at1U11 destroys the seeds of
Catau'h and thereby allows nature to
re -assist herself, Try Catarrllozone
yourself, 25c and 51.00 sizes sold by
all dealers.
Atwood
Miss Jean Knox passed 1101' Junior
Vocal examination with honors at the
Toronto Conservatory of Music.
MIL John Valiance was at Barrie
attending the graduation of Miss
Edna Ayers at Berrie Hospital.
Trustees of 8. S. No. 5, Elute, have
engaged Miss Ada iilcMane as teacher
011 a salary of $585, to commence after
Summer holidays.
'Tuesday afternoon of last week an
accident occurred al, the raising of a
large barn for Jas. Barton, when two
men who wore putting up the !rafters
fell. Wm. Foulston had his ankle
badly sprained and a 8111a11 bone
broken, while Robt. Dleoonrt had two
ribs broken. 0ltptains were Robt.
Mc00url and Wright Irvine, Mr.
McOourt's side winning.
Sunday eveningJune 2201(1, t1C1 upwards
8
of 50 mtnbers of
L. 0. L. No. 030,
Atwood,
rel117 hied byvisi ti n.
n
members aC. s from the district, assembled
in the 0. O. F. hall, and .from there
rnaralled to the Methodist church.
The auditorium was filled and ninny
had to stay outside. Rev. Mr, i4lc-
Kelvie, of Trowbridge, who is a mem-
ber of the Order, preached the ser-
mon, and gave one of the finest dis-
courses the congregation has listened
to for some time in the way of an
Orange semen. Tris text was from
Joshua 2 : 21 ; "She bound the scarlet
line in the window." The choir
nutlet ed special rmU810.
Directors of Eltna Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Go. net in
the Agricultural Hall, Atwood Tues.
day June 171,11. 411 members of the
1301trd present but Dir. Moffitt, of
Logan. Minutes of May meeting
read and confil'med. Claim for $55.00
r killed bylightning was re -
to cow g g pre-
sented from Walker Kerr, Morning•
s paid i 1 full. On ac-
countwhich was e
t {
>
count of so Much live stock being.
killed by lightning adjacent to wire
fences the Directors strongly recom-
mend their policy -holders to ground.
wire all wire fences. Applications for
insurance were accepted amounting
to $54,700. Meeting adjourned till
Tuesday, July 15.
If you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or
beutiful by washing dishes, sweeping
and doing housework all day and
crawling into bed dead tired at eight,
You mustget twit filo rho open air
t t
1
and sunlight. If you do this every
and keep our tone 11 and
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Oluunberlaiu's Tablets when needed
you should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
Fordwich
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of Toronto, are vrait•
ing with te fotmel's patents here
bliss Rands pr inuipal of Gerrie pub-
lic school, peesided nt the Entrance
examinations
Item. There were 18
ctuldidates.
\Vm. and Mrs. Goggin left tri
through the \'VesterigPfor n rovinces. They
intend gniug as far as the Coast and
will be away about two months.
A cattle beast W111011 was being
taken from W. H. Lai1•d's to Bert
Cooper's slaughter house went road
when near the station here and had
to be killed o1 the street.
A very pleasing event took place in
E, Lester's rooms Monday evening of
last week, when II. A. and Mrs. Ald-
red were presentedwith: a beautiful
silver mounted mahogany tea tray
suitably en raver], accompanied by aril
address. Geo, ll. Jefferson read the
adtir'es&and W. Smith made the 314(30'
0011211011. Mr. and' Mrs. Aldred hav-
ing suitably replied other speeches fol-
lowed.
Mrs, R. E. 111001tllutn, of Tees-
wette, formerly of this place, and
&legittet' of Mrs. Thos. Gibson, bad a
most mir1Len10n8 eseepe from death
on Phlu'sday evening 19th ult. 11;
1161118 that a neighbor w0111010 had in-
formed bits and Mee, McCallum that
her telephone was burning out and
they both star ted over to her P 1aoe
Heroes the sheet. As they were .pass-
hog
und(r the (Mhettle ht wires one
orthem fell la the ground striking
MIR McCallum on thehatid,
burning
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conscious. Medical old was at once
summoned and site was carried to a
+4+4.14+++•+•+.+444+40+44.• neighbors wher'o * ti calks to after a
time. The fact that it twos t'aining
and the lady lead an umbrella up was
all that saved her life as the wire
48.651od111,000 volts 0f electricity 'and
.Would have fallen directly on her only
for the protection o f 1 r
4 1 C a
1 the umbrella
wli'1Ceh caused it to glance off. Mrs.
Mt alit on was able to he out on Frl-
1110)',
Mutt might; have
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side window caught, fire from the
lamp which was Hitting on the table
and were soon (1 Mass of flames,
Willing help Was soon on the scene
and the conflagration put out of busi-
ness, The loss of the curtains end
aurae trimming wag the only damage,
Vblazeisa .Barltrop had her hands severely
burned in attempting to put out the
Never Slit Your Boots
That doesn't cure the corn. Justf
apply the old standby, Putnarn's
Corn Extractor, 11 acts like magic. ,
Kills the pain, cures the corn, does it ,
without burn or sear, Get the best—
it's "Putnam's!'
Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 10al».
most certain to be deeded before the
Summer is over, 13uy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency, *'op
sale by all dealets,
Special Notice!onel000meelO
oesessieseeseme
As I may have to eloso my bus).'
ness for a time on account of
changes about to take place in my
family I will reduce the price of
all my best Cabinet and half Cab..
!net Photographs Per dozen from
June 13tH to July 18th,
Thanking you for patronage al-
ready extended.
Yom's respectfully,
G. F. Maitland
Those who come early will have
first choice of Mounts and Folders.
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Dry Goods
Shirting, regular 15c, 7 yards 90c.
Rock fast Drills, regular 15c yd. for 140.
Ginghams, regular 12-c, 9 yds. for $I.00.
Boys' Linen Suits, reg. 7.5o for $1.25,
Boys' Linen Suits, reg. I.00 for 85c.
Men's Overalls, Black or Bluestrip, spec-
ial at $I,00.
Groceries
Raisins, only a few lbs. left, loose 5 lbs.
for 25c.
Figs, 5 lbs. for 25c.
Smoked Herring, 2 boxes for 25c.
Good old Cheese, made last July, 18c lb.
White Beans, 5c Ib.
A full stock of
Hoes, i Shovels Forks, Nails, Hinges, Etc,
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