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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-8-28, Page 4TI IJR.SPAY, AUGTTST 26, x913 IT is said the Liberals may put a eau• dictate in the East Middlesex bye elec- tion and also in East York, OTTAWA has a population of 1OI,c00 and is growing rapidly, It has a great Mitch cgw`ill the fact that Parliament assembles there. IT looks as if the Democrat Senators at Washington were possessed of a "sweet tooth" by the way they engineer- ed the duty off sugar. Oux sympathies are with the Kincar- dine taxpayers from the fact that the . tate this year is the tidy one of ea mills on the dollar. That's going some. BETWEEN the millinery openings and the big Fair Torouto's fair sex and their visiting sisters from the outside should be in clover this week. Both will be par excellent. Rleroa'says quite a lively time is on the program in smuggling from Dakota and Minnesota into tbe Canadian West, Horses, cattle, grain, tkc., are among the articles being "sneaked" in. Fun- ny how few people think it any barm to beat the Customs laws. Gott) and Mica are fresb discoveries at Saskatoon locality. If some of the real estatea gents will work up a bootn over the precious metal they may be able to unload some of their "outside" Properties on the gold seekers. The seekers will be strangers very likely consequently the boomsters should "take them in." ANOTHER feather is stuck in Hon. W. J. Hanna's hat by enquiries from the Chicago University regarding the Min- ister's manner of dealing with prison reform. The prison farm at Guelph has a wide circle of interest and the pians of work are features many are studying. The Canadian method is certainly a long way in advance of Si- berian berian and other schools of cruelty and hardships. Tams isa going age alt right. Among some of the new things .is an experi- ment to Basten the growth of young poultry by electricity. Although in its initial stage vet we need not be surpris- ed to see an electric wire round a chick- en's neck or a battery trailing at its beets. We have run across some varie- ties of fowl that were evidently a long time reaching maturity. They were labelled "Spring chicken" but we guess they "sprung" some years ago. CourT STEPHEN TIczA, Premier of Hungarv, is quite a sport and instead of saying "You're another" and letting it go that he has a tendency to settle his disputes with the sword. He bas had his third bout in the duelling business already this year arid 4 mouths left for a few more. Of course the undertaker might have a lob before um wanes. If we were in "Steve's" place we'd "ettt" the duelling out and travel on our re- cord as sometimes a fellow's hair is so well parted with a sword stroke he never needs to comb it any more. THE United States is welcome to such undesirables as Harry K. Thaw. Out- side of what his millions can do for him —possibly a good deal—his name could be spelled with a 0 when it comes to obaracter, No young man possessed with an ounce of brains should covet such a life as he has lived. A spend- thrift, a profligate, a murderer and a lunatic with a pnrpose, is a quartette of blackness in tbe life of any man that should haunt him if ever he has periods of counting the cost. It's too bad for the daily press to give him so much notoriety. "Hon deferred maketh the heart sick" is an ailment Stratford has been bothered w ith for a long time 30 waitiug and waiting for a new G. T. R. depot, For s place the size and importance of the Classio city it was a back number of a surety, a regular Noah's ark. But the heart of Stratford ise aglad m d by the promise of an expenditure of e67,- 000, for an elegant new, modern build- ing of granite, pressed brick and every- thing else in keeping. Whenever the G. T. R. makes up its mind to do a thing, tbey certainly know bow to do it well, The travelling public will be as tickled over tbe new depot as tate resi- dents of Perth's capital. Other places Will now cheer up and try, try again. 0 Dr. Robertson, house surgeon at a Toronto hospital, has developed small- p0te Miss Ethel Morand, Forel City, was seized with a fatal hemorrhage of the brain immediately after a swim in Detroit River after a hearty meal. Drownings Tuesday of last week were: Percy Olds, of Stmcoein Grand River at Gait; Tooy'rezone, Cochrane, in White- fish River; Mrs, W. A. R, Herr, wife of a University of Alberta professor, in Nortel Cooking Lake, near Edmbuton; latd, hi Welland from , near 7'itorold, Crumbs of Comfort The Goderich Sigual sayst—Brother Kerr, of 'Pile 132WssELs POST, has put another uick in the post (no pun le - tended), haviug just passed the thirty- third anniversary of his ownership of Brussels' weekly fount of information and inspiration. Mr. Kerr issues a bright and newsy ,paper and it is lower for good in the community. Another editor who is piling up thu years is M. A. lames, of the Bowman- ville Statesman, who announces that he has entered on his thirty-sixth year in the editorial chair and says he is still enjoying his work. Congratulations to both of them, Stratford Daily Herald remarks:— 'Phe Herald offers its compliments to two veterau newspaper men—M. A, James who has just entered on his 36th year in control of the Bowmauville Statesman, and W. H. Kerr, now launched upon his 34th year in charge of Tits Baussitts PUT. And tbey are both young men yet. Mr. James says he never enjoyed his work better titan the past year, which bas been a record year for his business. Mr. Kerr Ins also prospered. These are among the best class of weekly publishers. Daily men need not think they are the whole show. The Stratford Beacou says:—There are getting to be quite a few veterans amongst the newspaper fraternity. Amongst them is W. H. Kerr, editor of 'rHE BRnasEts POST, He bas been thirtv-three years owner of TICE PosT, which is a good local paper, He has been long enough at the business to have raised a son and start ihim in a similar enterprise, the Clinton New Era being jointly owned by W. H. Kerr & Son. the latter loosing after the New Era. Mr. Kerr takes an active interest in various matters affecting the public weal. amongst others Sunday school work. He was a candidate in the last election for the Local Legislat- ure in the Liberal interest but defeated, which was not surprising as things went. When the pendulum swings again to Liberalism he may Yet be a member of either the Dominion or the Provincial Parliament, a position which he is well qualified to fill. Costly Treatment "I was trotabled with constipation and indigestion and spent l .uidteds of dollau•s for medicine and treat• meat," writes C. H. Hines, of Whit- low, Ark. "I went to a St. Louis hospital, also to a hospital in New Orleans, but no cnre was effected. Ou returning home I began taking Chamberlain's 1 n I ' 's 'abtets'and worked right along. I used tltetu for some time and aur now all right." Sold by all dealers. HARRY MATHESON'S DEATH The Daily Forum, of Toledo, of August 14th, gives the following particulars of the sudden demise of Harry Matheson, formetly of Brus- sels, whose death was referred to in last issue : A very unfortunate accident which resnited in the instant• death of Harry Matheson, an electric line - mal in the employment of The Bu- cyrus Light and Power Company, occurred late Wednesday afterunou while he was at work on a pole at the rear of the garage of emnuel Hirtz on Sauter_ Sandusky avenue. •Mir. Matheson was on pole number 180 and was engaged in taking down low voltage insulators and re- placing them with high voltage ire sulatots. It is believed that his breast came in contact with a live wire which caused him . to fall cross two 2800 volt lines, instantly killing him, He was thrown orf the two wires and was hanging in his safety belt which was fastened to a cross bar when discovered. It is thought that life was extinct when discovered. The superintendent of The Buoy- rus Light and Power Company, L. P. Mitchell was notified off the accident. He was brought to the scene in an auto in a very short Lime. He at once proceeded to take down the lifeless fotrn of the un - fortune Ulan and deserves emelt eredit for the manner in which he accomplished the stance. The cur- rent was not shut off as had been repotted, as it was entirely u nneees- saty to do so, The body was re, moved to an undertaking establish• meat and- friends at Toledo were notified. Upon examination of the body it was discovered that his breast was badly burned and it is believed that this point of contact was the cause of instant death. His hands were also badly burned. Deceased had been in the employ- ment of the The Bucyrus Light old Power Company foe about tree months, and was an experienced iinemai, having followed that voca- tion for about twenty-five years. Just how the accident happened will ver know. 1119 probably no one ve place where the unfortunate man was working is not considered hoz- artions. It is thought that 00 ac- count of the rvseen weather prevail- ing, causing a free perspiration, had so dampened his clothes that the slightest contact with the wire furnished the means to lealily com- plete the circuit, A Question Often Asked. Why so many people feel worse after taking pills than before 11. Tr0• tibia is that drastic pills are used. No remedial action is obtained, the bow• els are it ritateel and dreadful cotsti- pntion follows, In using Dr, Hamilton's Pills you are scarcely conscious of having taken rnedicine, Although very mild, Dr. Hamilton's Pills do regulate the bowels, athroulate normal action of the glands, and rrente neither n aseau, gtiIitsg Ot Violetsttuition. Pose tivel ygnitranteed for biliousness, Indigestion, stomach, liver and kidney ills. For a safe family pill rely. on Dr.'Nanilton's, 250 parkin at all dealers. THE WESTERN FAIR paptembor 8th to lath The program of attractions for the 12xhibieiot has been issued and is a vet'y attractive book. There will be ten free acts before the Grand Stand twice daily. In audition to this the Boy Scoots and Collegiate Cadets will give a very tine drill each even- ing, the 7th Mehl Company or Civil Engineers will put on a very interest- ing and instructive feature each nil;lie before the Grand Stand, There will be six differetlt bands in etitoulanse giving an abundance of music all tie time. A program of fireworks, such as has never been seen in London, lie• fore, will be given each night. The Midway will be a sottrte of great at- traction and will be open all the time. The management have secured ex- cellent railway rates, being single fare from the first day of the Ex- hibition with several special excursion days, all tickets good horn September 15th. NVrite Lite Secretary, Lonclon, for all information. Huron County. When Exeter bowling tournament came to a close the association final 1555 Won by Seldott, of Exeter, who defeated Hord, or el i tchell, in the final 18 to 14, The Consolation was w011 by Creech, of Exeter. Reeve HeettfLt, Councillor Doyle and Gen. Connor went to Frederick - ton, Ohio, Tuesday to inspect a foundry. The company is willing to build a branch foundry in Exeter if suitable cerins can be arranged. An electric storm of anusna,'severi- ty passed over Luck now on Saturday Aug..l6th about 0 o'clock, accompanied by exceedingly heavy reale The resi- dence of .3. 0. Anderson, 1l, P. P. was struck and several windows shattered. bit's. Jas. Irving while getting wood from Ole shed for the fire, received a shock which paralyzed her for some time. In the country the barn of Alex. McKenzie, of Kinlnss, was struck and burned to the grimed. All his season's stop was in and is a total loss. Rather remarkable - was the sight of a burning stook on the farm of Kenneth Cameron. Remarkable Cure of Dysentery "I was attacked with dysentery about July 1601, and used the doctor's Medicine and other remedies with no relief, only getting worse all the time. I was unable to do anything and my weight (hopped from 145 to 125 pounds. I suffered for about two months when I was advised to use Chamberlain's Ool ti, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I used •two battles of it and it gave we perntal- ent relief," writes B. W. Hill of Snow Hill, N. 0. For sale by all dealers. Nanaituo was placed under martial law. after a night of therm, from rioting mobs. For Dyspepsia If you suffer Stomach Trouble, and you try our remedy, it won't cost you a cent if it fails. To prove to you that indigestion and dyspepsia can be thoroughly re- lieved and that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will do it, we will furnish the medicine absolutely free if it fails to give you satisfaction. The remarkable sueoess of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high degree of scientiftr skill used in de- vising their formula as well as to the care exercised in their manufacture, whereby the well-known properties of Bismuth -Subnitrate and Pepsm hale been properly combined with Carminatives and other agents. Bismuth -Subnitrate and Pepsin are constantly employed and recog- nized by the entire medical profes- sion as invaluable in the treatment of indigestion and dyspepsia. Their proper combination makes a remedy invaluable for stomach relief, We are so certain that there is nothing so good for stomach ills as Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets thatwe urge you to try them at our risk. Three sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and 61.00. You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets in this community only at our store: F. k�. ySwMeDITH. .^.rnesels Yha Ye& JYore Ontario There is a Rexall Store is nearly every town end city in the United States, Canada and Groat Britain. There is o different Rexall Remedy for nearly every ordinary human Cl— ench especially designed for tba particular ill for which it is recommended. Tia Rosati Stores oro America's Greatest Drug Stares SALLOW SKIN Livor spate, Pimples, Dark memos Under The Eyes, ++++++++++++++++44++++++++ ®else your all ..,.. 4 . . uit . i. t ., •F• 4 4..... EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH + ? . :I:F1rS Right .E.i + Worklnan$hip 'Right F and Prioes Right 4. tit 4' 4- • Good Values in 4- 4.08t5 4 Paramatta Rain 4.4 4• 4 4• W. PIi Fraser Merchant Tailor "I' 4 +444444++++++44.44+++++++44 Call and see then{. rite all signs of the syalem being 'logged. Tire Liver twirl Bowels are inactive and the Stomach is weak front undigested foods and foal gases, FIS PILIS the great fettle remedy, will make you Seel tike tt ttew peesou, Winnipeg, Jttae 27, 1011 After taking three unties of your Fig Pills for stomach and liver I roubles I feel ttroitl; tuns well told able t0 do my awn wnrk. Mos A. 1I, SMILTER S01d at all dealers 111 25 nod 50 pent boxes or !nailed by The lig Pill the, Se. Thomas, One. Sold and recent - mended in Brussels by .f. Fox Drug- gist. - LETTER FROM ENGLAND GUILDFORD DEAR SM.—Before leaving Winni- peg I neglected welting you re TILE POOT but as the are new living out of Louden and likely to remain Here some time we would like to read the imine news. This city of 80,000 population, 80 miles front London is the centre of social activity in .sports, games and soldiering. No place out of Lon- don has soot] roads and scenery, If age counts for Anytlting we have It here. The castle is so old the records are lost but is supposed to have been built 50 to 100 years B. 0. and to have been partly destroyed by the Romans. notsay they were guilty but very likely Many were killed in the taking as it is situated on a splendid eleva- Lion in the centre of the city and shows very plainly the manner it wits protected. The city purchased this property many years ago and made the entire grounds into public play grounds and park which is without doubt the most beautiful grounds I have seen. .11 contains many pictures- que corners and nooks, terraces aid walks, bridges and fountains ; but then the visitor to Guildford wilt find endless variety 10 walks, drives and genuinely old English gardens. The entire place is a walled city with magnificent Montes and grounds not surpassed by any place 30 beauty. But to finish all the interest to visitors in This historical place are the calves and underground passages. They are something to study as to who used Lltetn and what histol•y was Iumaking when the subterranean pas• sitgea were daily male use of. As to the 111111ete we are told the past Winter was so mild roses bloom- I e(1 Out door's ahnoat all Winter and I ' ant Sure we rive ttti'ing Weal her fat1 present 111051 ideal. I have jotted down it few items describing}, the laud, and sett journey here with comparisons with Outarlo whieh 1', wry send you. 11'fy impres- sion iu travelling in ninny countries is that tho Province or Ontario is tunny times better than 1 and the' 1)1080nt, residents thought and think it to he, despite the fact things are not to 1 trt the mark this year. Ping - land does not centum heLter land nor • tu•o1 Chao Perth t and 1T hettel homers tla 1 Counties, The live "stock is not superior as a whole anti SHUN. mmtey stili he made in Huron and Perth by aggressive farthing and is than the average Euglieh faarfnet is doing, nor is Ole conetry here better adapted or so easy to cultivate as 11)11113 01114110 districts. .Let 1119 get through this business and back to the famn, I I rrequeetly note 3011 peed: out the advantage of Ontario over the Weat (tnd 1 always agreed with you, as 1' could not see how the average farmer could do A8 well any place as Cameo and this trip 0011 yl 110151111)11 of the rapt. Very Witty Yours, IV, 11, H> I,nles, (lnlldt'orel, Surrey County, LiMid rued, July 30111 1018. For Loss of i-iiir We will pay far what you ttse id Rexall "93" flair 'Conic does act promote the growth of your hair. In all our experience with hair tonics the one that has done most to gain our confidence is Rexall "93" Hai' Tonic. We have such well- founded faith in it that we want you to try it at our risk. if it docs not satisfy you in every particular, we will pay for what you use to tho extent of a 30 day treatment, If Rexall "93" flair Tonto does not remove dandruff, relieve scalp irritation, stop the hair from falling and promote a new growth of hair, come back to us and ask us to return tho money you paid for it, and We will promptly hand it back to you. You don't sign anything promise any- thing, bring anything back, or in any way obligate yourself. Isn't, that bawl' Doesn't it stand to reason that we would not make such a liberal oiler if we did not truly believe that Rental "03" Ilrar Tonic will do all we claim for it — that it will do a0 and more than any other remedy? We have everything there is a de- mand for, and are able to judge the merits of the things we sell. Cus- tomers tell us of their success. There pre more satistied users of Resalt 93" Hair Tonic than any similar preparation we sell. Start a treatment of Rexall "03" Bair Tonio today. 1( you do, we believe you will thank us for this advice, Two size bottles, 50a and 81. You can buyRexall "93" Hair Tonic in this community only at our storot F. R. SMITH. Brussels The J�'Dora Ontario There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town and ally is the United States, Canada and Great Britain. There is a different Rexall Remedy for nearly every ordinary human 111— oach especially designed for the particular 01 Inc which it is recommended. The Retail Stores are America's Greatest Drug Stores 4E4111M. MEM, 1 CANAOIAN PACIFIC ' RA)LWAYI� 40,000 FARM R IADORE S WANTED FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA "GOING TRIP WEST." $10.00 TO WINNIPEG Plus half cent per mile from Winnipeg up to MacLeod, Oalgaryror IIdmonton. " RETURN TRiP EAST." $18.00 FROM WINNIPEG Plus half oentpermttehrom allpolntsenstof . MacLeod, Calgary or Edmonton to Winnipeg 601NG DATES AUGUST 18(1 —From all stations Kingston to Renfrew inclusive and east thereof In Ontario. AUGUST 22nd —From Toronto and West on Grand Trunk Main Line to Sarnia inclusive and South thereof. AUGUST 25th —From Toronto and North-Western Ontario, North of but not including Grand Trunk Line Toronto to Sarnia and East of Toronto to Kingston, Sherbet Lake and Renfrew, including these points: SEPTEMBER 3rd^ --From Toronto and all stations In Ontario East of but not Including Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay. SEPTEMBER 5th --Prom all stations on Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay inclusive, and West thereof in Ontario, including C.P.R. Line Sudbury to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, but not including Azilda and West. ON8•WAY SECOND-CLASS TICKETS WILL BE SOLO TO WINNIPEG ONLY One-way second class tickets to Winnipeg only will . be sold. Each ticket will include a •Verification certificate, with an extension coupon. When extension coupon has been signed at Winnipeg by a farmer, showing he has engaged the holder to work as a farm laborer, the coupon will be honored up to September 30th for ticket at rate of one-half cent per mile (minimum fifty cents) to any station west of Winnipeg on the Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern or Grand Trunk Pacific Railways in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta, but not west of Edmonton, Calgary or MacLeod, Alta. A certificate will beissuedentitling purchaser to is second-class ticket goad to return from any station on the Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, or Grand Trunk Pacific Railways is Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba east of MacLeod, Calgary and Edmonton to original starting point by the same route as travelled on going journey on or before November 30th, 1011, on payment of one half cent per mile (minimum fifty cents) up to Winnipeg added to 018.00 from Winnipeg, provided the holder deposits the certificate with the ticket agent on anival at destination, and works at least thirty days at harvestisis For full particulars see nearest C.P.R. Agent, or write— M. a. MURPHY. D.P.A.. O.P.R., Toronto 'MN II NERVOUS DEBILITY OUR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will Cure you and make a man of you. Underits influence the brain becomes active, the blood purified sothat all pimples, blotches and ulcers heal up; the nerves become strong as steel so that nervousness bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the face full and clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and mental systems are invigorated; all drains cease—no more vital waste from the system. ao fee y jtt' you Y an ando, knoll! amareg„ mdarriage cannot be a failure. Don't let (Meeks Its NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT THREATENED WiTH PARALYSIS Peter 77, Summers relates his experience: "Iwastroubledwttb Nervous Debility for nanny years. I lay it to indiscretion anti excesses in youth. I became vers'' despondent net didnt care whether I n everybody I imagined pp looked noG rY t. imp snaked dr guessed mw scent me—mybackdreams cheat nightweakenedikened me—mq back ached, bad and to rho bock of mi heed, handsdgand fap were cold, tired 1e the sh morning, poor appetite, fingers were oyes Numbnessd, in ia o r eta loose, memory o 0 e. Yp doctor told he fingers setinis, tlto d CCo 0 he ficin paralysis, t r I took all kinds of ybyo)olan and tried many flrsrthree e months, s, 1 recee an ived liclelt benoOb. 3 months, but received little benefit. I BEFORE 4REA'FMEN9t Inas lndltaedo poasult Drs. 3ieanedy Et AFTER TREATMENT Isegnedyt tdhru:he I hdd lost nllfatt(� in doctors. Lake a drownibg than I commenced the Noy Menton TCEsingest and it saved my life. The improvement{vaslike magic—I could feel Gm vigor going through the nerves. I was cured mentallyand physically, heave peat teem many pa1fegl3 and continue to do so. CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY We treat and cure VARICOSE VEINS NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD AND URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES and all Diseases Peculiar to Men. CONSULTATION FREE, NOOKS FREE! if linable to call write fora Question Black for Home Treatment. _.1)Y QRs.KNEYKEHNE Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold. St., Detroit, Mich. A All letters from Canada must be addressed. A �+ Da art- maimmaimmium NOTICE to our Canadian Correspondence ,p i dsor, Ont. If you desite to mens in Wih. , I e us personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat o patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and ty s only, Address all letters es follows: abozato for Canadian business DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. rlt91sibut privatdasidresa... ., .W ....... ... The Peoplo's Column ii`+SDAR LAWN FAIthi" 11014 SALE.— The underoigeed offers, for solo his fine 100 novo term, beim; Norah Deli' i of 20, Gott. (L Morrie towilslu p, But on Co. Fume 15 in good state of cultivation, well fenced, and line 011 It n fine brick lionise that. cost 03,600. Good lawn surrounded by cedar hedge. Barn 62 x 00feet on Ntelle folltidab'eil. Geed orollal d tiled 10 110105 of hardwood bush, Farm is only a mile from the splottdlt1 market town of Ifru00ela and 10 1},i miles from Reboot, Good mut un- lty. Possession at ogles. For further particu- lars, prise, turine, to ripply on the proviso or to JOHN MOONEY, Proprietor, Brussels P. 0, I= IA PROPIt1'iY F01t SA LE OR TO karve.—Tile Immo recently vaunted by .101111 H. Kerney, who Moved to Guelph (known 0s the Rogers property, Tuvnberry rtreat) is offend for stele or of not sold will be rented. There is a edit Portable bailee, goad- Melee and 1}t acres of land with n double entrance. Fine meshes, Ste, For further particulars apply to W..13 Kerr, of Ton Posy, who holds 1110 trey. It lee ehoissmpot to live ht and will be Fold very reasonably. 27.11 HOU5E lut'l lot for anlo, Rrusselo South, Unlllfortublo laude good stable, einr oto., and i; cure of laud, immediate possession unit be given A bergain for solnebudy. For rtu•tilar tam 1 ,111110 Imp ly to 110UHAlt11 1(010, Jobe Street, Brusools. ARDf-FOR SA LE.—Tile a ndereign ed offers his ono ferns eoutis5ing of about 106 acres ndjening the town of Olint0n, for sole The farm Is in a good eta tn of cultivation, and 1100 good buildings, brick horse, bink been, drIv- tltg house, pig pen, etc., alloompar0lively new. A firstolmes young orchard containing all kinds of fruits and oleo small frusta. Tie farm is wall famed and drained and isa very desirable houlo. For further partiewlura apply on the premiee0 or address 38.11 30 1314 TORRANCE, Clinton. FARh( FOR SALE, beingSouth half Lot 25, Con. 4, Morrie township, Boron Cu., 0011- tubling 100 acres more or len. On fila prem - loon 10 A frame {louse, hair hero, good orchard well, wiedinill, Pc, A11 cleared ex0e /tnboui 011 dare. SOhool 154 miles diotaet. Only 2 e 1111105 from Brussels. 11 flared of Fall wheat in and shunt 60 mores seeded down. For price, term. and other information apply en the remises or if writing lirI,o•rlo P. 0. Phone �ue(c O F S. Scott, Brn. 120. r ,, {!-tP ' A, h. Klc1tR. Proprietor, FOP. SALE.—The undersigned offers for sale, what is known es the Janlestnu'n Betel. Nouse le 111 gond repair and tit re is a large otabto and open Almed with hall urntnire. There 15 0110 acre of land attached vprn which en, welt. reit tree. and wall fruits. Betiding ul w 1, 4 9 sota-via O, sold tepnrnteimbl rand it softs pat -chaser better- Timber frame1 in stuble and driving shod, PnsflPN51nn 111 tun Fall, For further perticulnre imply nn the premtoos or write to THOS. hioltWAN, 4.11. Jn ms4totv'n, P. 0. TEACHER WANTED FOR S. S. NO. 10 Grey township, Boron county, ant iee to eotlmtence September and, 10111. Ad dr ('80 Rp- pllontions, Muting #glory. gn'NRontlono and experience to I1AA0 LANE, Sea, -Tress„ Ethel P. 0. STRAYED front Lot 22, C011, 0., Howlett, 7 yenrtieg calves. Among thein one grey heifer, 1 red steer with white smote, the others chiefly red in color. No horns. Anyone find. ing 1110111 please notify R. GRA INGER, Wroxeter. Court of Revision Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to The (bltnric Voters' List Act, by Bia Honour the Judge of the Denney Court of the County of Heron at the Town- ship Hall, Ethel. on the 8rd dny of September, 1918, sit 10 o'oloek 0,111, to hear and determine aontpleints of errors and onesselens int the Voters' Li•'t of the Alnnloipality of the Town- Rhip of Grey for 1018. Dated the 18111 day of August, 1010. A. 13. 1IACDONALD, Clerk of the Municipality of the 'Romualdo of Grey. 8.21 Manitoba. improved Erns For sale on e1ISV terms or will fent to desirable tenants. Write for i 111'- licu)arS 10 John E. Smith (Ow1er) Box 1033 Brandon Mail. LODOON'S FAVORITE (Imp) (11812) 18070 Will stain for the improvelneut of - stock at own stabto n Lot 22, Coil. 13, MoKillop. Ousts off this horse have won let prize far the hast three years at. Brussels and Se11fnt Ili Shutes 111 the heavy draught class. Terms—$8.00. 30}1N.1. elOGAV1N, . Leal bney P. 0. l➢lrot nenb No. 800, Not Inspected, norm 0 Tiede), vegetations' 011 Nolo Stahl Ir, 2 Geo. V., thinner Bq. 0,1 nolo Stallion Enroll ed. 0, ant Certificate of Enrolment of PURE 811131) STAI,I,ION 'rite Stallion 'Ear Om el1 Ponta of Onlwle (0rtl)es that then n 1i( d,:edptam, and reel. gree 0r the Clydeetnle stallion. London's! 0v- 01iso amp 1Rogietered 111 the (11) Obelisk. 1.1 nil Book AR No 11812, owned by ,john J, l'dGnvde, Cif headlatr'y, and fouled in IOW, liar been en. t•nllydin.ticoortltntcti wills 11151.101 K7 of 11,8 Statutes nrArta,lh,2Gen V. 11,1' ('03) lIlestO in 0,41, be 1510051,11 onorl,e• tore 111e 0101 dny of December, 10111, and Within 1 centime et 111 rt rnvsn111018e certificate e. thirty 6 /10111 R111111011 n now curiifinafc mv,it to obtain. ed, • A. P. wa,tenvnit, Seere)o'y, •Joltn Bri011f. Olmtririnl seer' Datedat't'oronto. Ont, Ilio 14th i 'ell 1011 1{ do o At J}! l y 1 001) SATIN FOR SAL,tr,.—Faint Let 110m. Nol loo North Half 4, 31)1 1 1111' ee,twl, of Ilia Township 0! 1(!0rt 1)1,1- solo en easy terms, 011 (he 1a1111 5 d goad 11nn1e in shape for vene- urin0 lord a gooeld 1,11,111 1111101' 11, fe110x11 to 10011015111(15 weteltil Wit11 w1N 1111,1 1105lag the Village of1Ro�lgln1s, 1P1' fuller Particu- lars apply to P. S. 5corr, 8rngsale P. 0, or W. G. X11 1101,00N, 110110are, 5'1 t• Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of James Max- well, late of the Village of 111100011, to the County of Heron, gentleman, deeensed, Nodus 1811ere sy given, 1111r0ua111 10 See, 58,.. Chug. 20, or the out tnt00 of Ontario. I George V., that all et edltme and others having chime n ttinnt the 1011,51' of the Held Jame Maxwell, who died on or (boat the eighth thy or Vob- 10017, A,1), 1910, are required ail or before 1110 fifteenth day of September, A D. 1012; to Head by po.1 propel(' or deliver to the mid et'eigned Adutfntetrdtore of the Esbete, their Chrlotinn and eneen see, ,tldreaa0e and deseriptione, an(i a1 eta batmen t of aceo11lta ngalust the mild estate and 11100 the nature of theseeneity 11r any) held by then,, duly verified by a Statutory deem, aeon, And f01)1,0r take notice that after R1101t 1005 1110110311 ad date the .A dm infitrators 0111 pro- ceed to distribute the Itvsat0 of the cleoensed amongst the pnrtiee entitled thereto, lowing regard only to the 0bduls of which they shell. then linen notice, and that tie HMO Arlminlo- trntOr will not he liable for the Raid assets or any part thereof to tiny person or per0on0 of wlloefl el0t111s notice shall not have hexa re- ceived by them at the time of ouoh distribu- tion. Dated this 18th dny of August, 1010, DOUGALD H. MODONALD, }Admini-atratore F. S. SCOTT. Br,tsoolo P. 0. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of John CArtliff, late of the Village of Brus- sels, in the County of Huron, gentle - matt, deceased. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Soo. 66, Chep, mut the Statutes of Ontario, 1 George V., that all creditors 0114 others ha ring claims (155)001 111e testate of the amid John Cardiff, who (ted fn Limeade Oil10110, on or about the 18th day o1.11111e, A,' D. 1013, ere required on or before the fifteenth day of September, A,D. 15)3, to send by posh prepaid or deliver to the- un:lersign0d Executrix oC the e5tute, their. Chi•tetien 1111d ntil'llalnee, addressee and e1e- NcriptIone, and a stateuent or their accounts npeinnt the PnfdeOtnte nod Oleo the nature of the 000tillry 111 any)_ held by then, duly rdn Stty oelntfon. A 11d iftef arbycher a to nto rintnrolcee thatrn111101' such teat vc mentioned date the Exam telx will proceed to dletrlbete the sweets of the deceased run ongat the parties entitled thereto, Roving regard on- ly to the deifies of which they 011011 then have g It no'ic-i, end that the Bald lexeentrlx wt{Mot be liable for the said Besets or any part there- of to 11nv person or persons or who.o Mathis notice shall not have been received by her at the time of such distrlbu lion. Dated this 13111 dny of August, 1013. RACHET. 0511 DUI, Executrix. RAYMANN is peeparod to supply the best 11(111 and goods 111 'Windmills, 1 'tVnntle.t). Pumps ad Stable Fittings, such as Piping, \Vat ee Bowls for stuck, &c. *Inas in Pumps promptly attended to, Give rue a call. A, HAMANN, Craobrook COLLEGE AT HOME T1loneends of =haloes=haloesyoung l 1eo- 11110 a10 feat preparing in their pwl) homes to occupy lutu•ntive pooitiolts as stenographers, booltkeopere, telegra- niters, etvit eervailt0 in Met every Apttero of activities. aeou may finish at etillegn 11701150 wish. Positions truer,A otteed. Enter ooliege any dny. In44 yldnnl lnetruotion, Expert t'ooltera. Thirty yearn experience Largest trainers in Gnitada. Seven colleges, Spaniel 00pr0e for • teach ere, A(Rli,ted with Connnercfal Educa- tor's ARsociattan of G0110015 Sun mar School 01 famous Piton on Business Col- lege; London. Wingham Rosiness College 6110. EPOTTOv, 13' T. MOHR%, yI' President. Pendent. RUPTU RE u re d At your home without p111 danger or Operation, My method will cure ap- parently hopeless cases no matter .what your age is or how long rupttal•eE1. Why wait until yaw' (till tirebecomes strangulated when you can be t'urecl.? Do not walt - fill In coupon Age Time Itlip.....,., .,. Single or T)neblo , Naln . ••• Address. .... . . ,..... and return to J. S. SMITH 88 Caledonia St. Dept. A Stratfa'•d, Ont. ' onstomeinomaromumearemonsimemi 4v •, , Y