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GUARANTEED REMEDY
PH1.18. DAY, APRIL 2, 191:)
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- _- I you yochild In under -height, 11st-
less ailul liable to *et sick easily, it
needs a 11040111e to build its weight
and site igth, For this puiptele there
is nothing else we know of that we
ENGLAND AND COMMENDS can strop • endorse as Rexttii
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Olive
WINTER FARMING IN e ' t g'
To tllo Editor of Tee Pose :
success of this splendid medielee, is
due to the fast that it contains lug -ie-
DasAR; :SIR - In it letter • tO ytfl,U (limits that trine the beeves, eovich the
paptir tissi.iribing Copenhagen laudblond and furnish to the shite system
meutinutngtlie litice of vases at the the strength, weight and health•huild-
DelpF) Win Its 1t should have read lug substances it needs. And it does
$10000to $500 00, ilietead of $1.00 Lo all title without. injuring the stomach.
$5,00 each. In fact fi.exall Olive 011 Bhuulsion is
Since .welting you I have agent not only pleasant. to take, but even
some time in Geeniatly along the ; the most sensitive stomach is beteflt-
I(hi)ie an adorable emu,11')'. end early ted by it, and the digestion improved,
in,Jannery visited Auetei,l spending On the other htaltl it con tains nn al-
e week it Vienna, 0 eit•yseltheti y,isit, coholi' habit-I'otming di ata, which
ed by ,Simuner tourists, ,The.ttavelleimost patents object to giving their
who pushes off the beaten track will cliildr'en. It does its good work by
be well repaid by teaming aside to taking hold of the weakness and builds
such places, penetrating really new the body up to its natural strength,
fields little understood by Cluuulians at the sante time making it strong to
or Anie'detuw. 'Phete are innumerable resist disease,
interesting thiugeto tell about Anstri't, If Hexell Oil Emulsion doesn't build
even to the hitching of 11 single horse your child up, feed the stunted, puny
to one Hide of a pole or tongue instead muscles, and tualte the lit tie one lively,
of between shafts, which at first, strong, well and full of the animal
sight seems awkward but later you spirits children ate meant by mature
discover its advantages the vehicle to have, conte back and tell us and
always being ready to bitch on a get your mouey back. We don't
second horse should the load require
it. Perhaps at some future time I
shall say a Word about conditions in
Austria relative to soldiering, taxes
aid the church as it effects the people.
Just now a few reckless people
in Canada etre endeavoring to
saddle on the country an
Octupue European Nations ate
struggling to be free of, the pond is
the place for prospective M. P.'s who
endeavor to ;take us believe its a
loyalty cry.
What I really want to tell you a.
bout is the advantages these English
Partnere enjoy over the Oanacliens
during the Winter months. A
Western Oanadian who spends a year
in England will likely think of going
in search of a Winter i he will many
times during the WInter season heat
people say •"tis a beastly cold day"
or "The week has been bitterly cold,"
when the fact is there would not be
even a sign of frost. Had these
people houses heated after the fashion
of American homes life here wnnid
beat continual Summer; their worst
weather would scarcely reach so low
a temperature as an Ontario Novem-
ber, but with fireplaces slighly cool
weather causes drafty 1001)111 and
certainly chilling halls. As to
weather conditions the fact that
farmers and gardeners have not
suspended work on the land for an
entire whole week during this
Winter speaks for itself anti besides
cultivation of the soil proves the
mildness of the climate. Hedges of
sone species, shrubs and several trees
burst out in bloom during the last
days of February. Al this date,
Mar.. 10111, almond trees ate fragrant
with beautiful pink blossoms.
November in the Southern and
Eastern part of England is somewhat
similar to October in Ontario, sowing
oats and Winter wheat being general
and marigolds were taken up, the
season for this work lasting fully a
month which of course allows 11
farmer to do this work leisurely.
During the season in Canada for
lifting the root crop the boys step
lively,.I venture to say its a rush Lime
on moat Ontario hums whilst bee
most of the tuluips are taken up on
mild days throughout the entire
Winter.
What a comfort attending stock ;
no doubt the mild weather and
freedom fattening cattle enjoy as-
sists very materially in the pro-
duction at choice beef, at least feeding
cattle should $Wish un less grain here
than in our severe clhnete which
requires considerable pain to keep
up the necessary animal warmth.
\Vith the feeding of sheep and lambs
it is almost all dune by portable en-
closers m) fields of Swedes and Grey -
stones supplemented with oats and as
the enclosure becomes bale the flock is
given new patetnl'ee. This system
results in finishing off lambs to per-
fection. With December very little change
was uoticelable fu tempetattuee fem-
me continuing to 9010 Winter oats
and wheat whilst galdeners planted
various kinds of garden sass for use
clueing March and April. With the
,ushering in of the New Year came a
couple of weeks of wintery weather
especially in the North hut in the
Smith we had no snow and but a
couple of days of precatinns ekating,
During January, the coldest month,
plowing was held up not more than a
week or ten days.
February, what an opening week
in this month. Por eight days we
had eoutinUoue sunshine with at
temperature Dunning from 50 to 65
.degrees, this of course led farmers to
again Commence sowing grain, peas,
oats and bailey being put iu under
tdt
ideal land conditions, c tinna '
1u1'nt
C 'towards
the latterat'tof
p the month farmers
even moved their men lively.
March is generally supposed to be
blustery in an )
y y of »nLt•y and even
'here ib does bare testimony In that
fact to a considerable degree, but.
winds storm in England are at worst
of but short devotion ; storms 1p
parelitly are tempered by the time
they have messed the Atlantis and
even a Northern gale is of short life,
Just now homers and gardeners are
applying themselves vigorously to
the cultivation of the land) very little
Bowing and planting will be left for
April 10 many districts, although to-
viewds I,he North and int Scotland
April will
\ be
a bus time. 'Tho.
1? y
Opinion
„of the welter is that lees tow-
ing should be clime during Winter
months hitt instead simply cultivate
the surface soil when weeds make a
good showing, then when warm days
Crane' the , lattera'
tt of Moth and
April! grain seeds if put in will
germinate (.!sickly; thus eecuritng
gond root aiid preventing slnothet'ing
with weeds aas happens in many
iltsttences ort Winter sowiltg where
weeds will come whilst grain makes
but little heal way.',TO avoid choking
out With Weeds farmers are eons -
Veiled td take great care to drill
°Velar lb leder that the gt'ptvlfti#
want you to loose a cent, We think
this is no moire than faits and it leaves
you no cause to hesitate, For old
people also -for convalescents -for all
who are nervous, tired out, l'utl down,
no platter what the cause -we offer
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion with the
salve guarantee of entire satisfaction
or Money back. Sold only at the 7,000
Rexall Stores and in this town only
by F. R. Smith. $$1.00.
crop can be cultivated with the weeds,
Vett' few persons here apparently
atop to consider oattse and effect of
cowing at ally time but those who
agues it out tell me ply contention le
o. it. as not It few have adopted tide
plan. Was it not that I intend to
take advantage of high prices of live
stock in Canada and low priced grain
this 0ctlutry would do pre.
We are apt to think In Ontario
that there 01 a fete, if any, large farms
being operated in England by the
individual farmer. Such is not, the
case. Of course there are innumer-
able stnall farms of twenty to one
hundred acres, but there seems to be
a fair proportion of farms of 200
acres to 400 ac) es. 600 acres to 1000
mites are common whilst farms of
2000 acres tate not U1100111111O1l 1111(1 are
fanned intensively. These farmers
for the most part pay $5.00 to $7.50
per anre in rent, besides will likely
have to purchase fertilizer to the
value of $2.00 per acre, snaking a
total rent of $0 50 per acre. What
weui(1 we poor fanners i11 Oanada do
on a rental of this magnitude 1 We
would go under most assuredly, but �/
not so these farmers who til ive at it. i • pe
On a farm of 400 acres 80 cows may be
kept, a flock of 200 sheep, 75 pigs and
a couple of dozen hot'ses and shnnid
he sell good barley the price will be
$1.00 to $1 25 t peas, 51.20 ; wheat,
$1.00 to $1.15. The price of live•stuck
runs (about the same as that paid in
Ontalio.
The impression we have of these
down -trodden wretches is all wrong.
If you will meet a gathering of these
fat niers at the market or Fanners'
Union meeting very likely, if not told
their calling, you'll take them to be
business men and sportsmen, and the
better you become acquainted with
theta the more reason you will have
to admire them. Just now I have
an invitation to spend a few days in
Have Your Suit
Made to Measure
Every garment that comes from these wonderful
Hobberlin Tailor Shops is created for the man who
intends to wear it. Thearments are cut individually
g Y
and shaped to the exact measurements. That is the
proper way to buy your clothes—and the best kind of
clothes to wear.
WE ARE SHOWING NEARLY 500
LINES OF HOBBERLIN
SUITING S.
From $20 to $40.
Fraser,
Agent,
Brussels
sale mainly caused, I believe, by the
policy of Lloyd George. Had the
present adinitlistl'ation no vexed
Irish problem to attempt to solve the
change in holdings and Many walks
of life in England would be a marvel
to English ideals. 11 real shock to
society. Land in England, except
near cities, is not so high in price as
you might. think it to be. Pltuty of
splendid farms can be had at $100 00
per acre ; better at 5150,00; and the
best you could wish for at $200 to
$250 gel acre. The latter price is not
ridiculously high when we compare
land values in the States of Illinois,
the North of England, the guest of a Indiana and New York. Many
Palmer who cultivates 2000 acres, and farmers dispose of land in the two
with Lold Lura::, owns a ttc[tt -
factory, capacity 1000 hogs per week,•
Fol the destt•ucticn of weeds this
farmer uses a novelandextremely
useful plow or plows. It is three
plows following directly in line and
rutting a l'urrough 14 inches wide and
20 inches deep, effectually btu'ying
nut of sight twitch -grass incl other
pests. Only deep sidle can be treated
in this 1101.1100r. This gentleman
uses traction ellg ive
s for most of
heavy work and plowing.
It may enrollee tl .
I yon, but its a fact,
the farm labor dlft3udty is being felt:
here very seriously and last week 1
met a manuf(Lrturee who has spent
much time and money endeavoring
to build a sheaf loader but failed to
secure results of the right kind. He
told me there was a demand here for
such a machine. Well, I did not tell
hint he was discussing the matte'
with tory uncommon person bet I
told him there was but one loader in
the world originated by three famed
Canadians tared pioneered by his guest,
his humble servant. He remarked
that the person who held the fort
long enough h Y launch to sureesafull ch a •
it n
complicated machine and avoid
disaster deserved a Carnegie Medal.
Anyway, should
y person have an
itching feelin new
that enterprises
are the onlyroyalroad to leisure,
he should try It.
As to the English farmer ever own-
ing most of the land it is quite pos.
Bible as in every direction hind is for
BEAUTIFUL HAIR --A CLEAN,
COOL SCALP
Use Parisian sage, it Makes rho Hair Fluffy and Abundant
It IS needless for you to have hair
that 1 t is an thio short of 'f
Y g pet act,If
itis failing out, losing colors splitting,
or if the scalp burns and jtchee, im-
inediatelylget from Jas, Fox or any
drug mullet, at 50.00111 bottle of
Parisian Sage -use it frequently -the
Hist application tion r
ernoves can r
tff,
invigorates the scalp, and beautifies
the hair until itis gloriously ,radiant,
Parisian Sage supplies hair needs -
is perfectly harmless, It 00ntaine the
exact elements Oequired to notice the
hair soft, wavy, glossy and to Matte
it mete/ thick and beautiful.
'You will surely like Parisian Sege.
It Is 008 of the hest and most delight.
fill hail'
tolls tlo Vl fir t
former mentioned States et $200 per
acre and emigrate to the Ouuulitul
West. Granting all the hand in
Great .Britain cotild be purchased 110
reasonable prices do not initagine
people would simply r11sh after tt. e
Not by any meads, berallse unttise-
lnenls and sociability 01 the teens
with the weekly pay is proving a
strong (ar(1 against fat al life even
Lhtugh with Snell 1.011(113 turd proximity
to large towns one would think they
should exe'eise inure e0111111011 sense
by leaking stun of ownership of
something.
Readers of foreign papers, espertially
Americans, would imagine things in
this cotton y u eve going tn. the dogs,
ft Belk,
oso
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OPPORTUNITY
knocks once at every man's door.. She's
knocking at your door now .so take heed!
Ask us to send you our big 80 -page Cata-
logue of Seeds, Bulbs,ruits Garden
Tools, Insect Destroyer, Fertilizers, IPOW-
try and Ike Supplies,
A post Cardwin-bringIt to
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Page oneof
Catalogue tells
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Int?
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440*
opols
400
Agood supply pC lJ of
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and
inch Tile still 011 Band,
Sat isfItctiOn £ U1lr)l11 teed.
5
Henfryn Brick It Tile Yards
001,1E & DOUGHERTY,
Proprietors
a I[atl midi Won of vevtitand anarchy.
Fee I'vein it, the rause of mush talk
concerning 13t'itttln's internal Matins.
10118 18 because very little restraint is
put on any perreut who imagines the
country owes hitt a free living minim
exei Lion, lienee the man who has at
i differe oe with the country publicly
' declaims against it, changing all
' manner of injustice up to those in
powee, whilst the careful reader of
London Dailies, w110 reads Police
Court news, is amazed at the iul-
partiality shown men of position.
The man, though Sir, 1)nke or Lord
promptly receives sentence as the
poorest citizen is dealt with, the one
policy 61 judges here is to hand out
the late just as they receive it having
no regard to whore it may effect.
Questions of the moment to people
here me looked upon as to rule by twit
differing parties just as in Canada
where proposals of making any
change or serious change is adw'ays
the signal for Politicians to charge I
Charge someone or some where, it
doesn't matter much so long as the
cry catches. the people. A very good
Illustration was that during the late
election 1n Canada tvhett the hurtle
spy lune. scuttled "Lyalty to the
Enquire."
Of (1001.5e farmers realised that.
500 00 per head for fat cattle under la
loyal gove'nutent teas better tlte,t
$100.00 per head for the shute
annual if living under the flag of
traitors, so 1(11 the villtws went. But
what of the after part-? Why every-
one of these men who thought 5100
cattle would ruin 11118144 ape onw bunk,
ing the 840 pet' head, stile first teal
prttlts ever obtained o11 a Lhree year
old steer.
Certainly no great change takes
place for the people's good in any
tenantry without a struggle, though
those wino introduce the improvement
may not be able to participate in the
reform. The words of a greet
General called Napoleon still held
g(pd : "Thole can be 110 progress
unless opposed." ' \V. R. 13ELDrgN.
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE
GENERAL ELECTION '
Leery hid daunts points to. agtvleral
[lection in Onttuit, possibly in June
and at any rate not. later than the
1+'a11. The Qoverlttneut has 113-1101'
been as weak as this yea!', The
Wase is abs1lntel y ivil limit it leader
and confusion is reigning; 1111881, Of the
Lime With the result, that I he Govern-
ment, already in the !bet month of
the Session has n)tuie an astonishingly
large tunihel of blunders which have
lead to severe Criticisms 111/1 01117 from
the. Opposition but from sections of
!lie Govern men t• press The question
of leadership in sucaes.iun, 111 Sir
James %Vhituey ds no nearer solution
than it Was six weeks ago. It is
thought now that the Government
will go to the Country ander the
nominal leadership of - Sir James
Whitley in an effort to hold the
party together. The general election
•i11 those cirenulstttnces tt ill not he
a contest between Rowell and
Whitney but one between Itotveli and
Hanna. hnnngh 11115 developed a-
gainst Baena a1roatl7 and 0uoagh
mare is likely to develop to 1nuke dl
easy fol' the people of Ontario to de-
cide who should be ['Hole Minister -
Hail lia
Minister-
H atna or 13,11011.11.
SUBSIDY
n 1L1 BOBFOR RADIALS
Thomas Marshall, Liberal Member
I'nr Aimed:, has an important notice.
nit the order paper calling for
Dominion a{cl to hydro Radials in
Ontau'io. It exp1 eased a gratification
that, the general movement among
the Municipalities of the Province to
8eell'e unproved electric railway
Health. Depends on Good Blood.
Eggs for !latching
Segal Strain White Wyaadottes
'rots No.. 1 S. `3 vorieleI 1f 12 pullets
iu tach, select ed front /1 Hoek of 80 and
mated with )t 1101: bird and e,ekerel
fermi 220 raid 212 egg record hens,
Pens Nus, ,i tC ,1 rIt:dst of 12 pal•
lets ht tvta'lt, selected front bItlauce of
my stool: and slated w1111 emelt bird
81111 cook veel front 2110 anti 100 recited
henc,
Provincial farm Strain of
Bred to lay Barred Hocks
Two Dyna -21, eelecLed pellets -Nom
limit of 100 and matted with 2 rnr,Ittr-
rl8 tl' henvy htyhy; nitidus,
Eggs per setting of 15
Pen 1 White 1\'ytutlottes .....,,.. $2 50
Pen '2 " 2 01)
Notice to Creditors
In the neuter of the e,tate of A exsu'ler
tltew(rl, tele of the Tentieldp of
Grey, In the County of I1Ut'on and
Prov Moe of Ontario, gentlemen,
dine. tied.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Seo. 00,
men, 211 of the Stat.on s of Onnu•i ,, 1 Y.}, -erg,•
P tial!. )III 1) n•'eiiI )100teg 111)) banes against
the seta AI aotdte• t;tewert•, who tiled on or
about the Twelfth day of O'ebreal y, 1014, are
renttired to pend by post prepaid ordeliverto
F. s Bcott Brussels l'ost ofllee, Agent for
A legalities. Stewart, Brussels end Deleon
Stowart, Ch Otto the Esecnlels of iho so.
tote of rho slid Alexander' :(townrt, their
names end seer( Ws end fall Pertirolnrs
in writing' of their Maims, before the
Twentieth cloy of April, 1014, after whish
date the mild Executors will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said de'
/tensed am0110 the-psrsuna entitled thereto
having regard only to the claims of which they
shall then hove 1111,1 notion and that they will
not be liable for the said;meets or any part
',reef to Bey pe•N0n 0I' whoeu 0151111 they
not Ghon have received notice,
Doted at Brussels title Sixteenth: day of
Mn r0lt, 1014,
F. S. Soomm,
Agent for Executors.
Pell 4 "1 U0
Pens Bare ed Rucks 1 00 Auction Sales
75% fertility (111(1 square deal gnatt'au-
teed. Only al limited quantity of
Wyatidoite eggs for sale tip to bialy 1,
AUt1TION MALE OF IM'Rbl STOOK, IM-
ros:deters. ('Uastmuaa, $0., of Oran -
brook F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, 11u0 received
iustruotione from the undersigned Proprietor
Riverside Farm to well by Publln Amnion on Friday, Apelt )rd
tit 21r In the following valuable property:-
1 drivint,' mare 0 yearn old. 1 Gelding 2 years
Phone 6 or 24x R. THOMSON -old shed! by Orinnder, 1 Gelding 2 years old
Brussels. sired by Boron Fife, 1 thorn' heed cow to ealve.
in klny, 1 3Onrlbng hl•i dedr 75 hens, 1 1um1)er
tengon nearly naw, 1 peddling wagon, 1 Itght
wagon, I robber tirobuaey, 1 steel tire buggy.
1 set sleighs with platform. 1 nutter, 1 qct
single beeline now. 2 set Bingle linrneoo, 1 set
trouble harness. 2 neckynkes,1 set whifllotreen,
1 fanning mill, 1 pinto, 1 eenifler, 1 set iron
harrows,1 pultier, 1 nuga' kettle, 1 extension
ladder new 2 rrowhers, 2 lerge oil sloth
eoval'e. 2 robes, 150 bushels opts, 1 feed basket,
1 1 mewing machine, 1 iron crib new, bedsteads,
. '/.buss, tables, etc.. forks, scythes. !toe., rakes,
Shovel. and other nrtloles too mmmer0n0 t0
mention, Terase cash. overlmet amount lesomei 1801,111011Oredit
given on furnishing (pnreved John notes. 5
per cent off for 0eeh on credit amounts.
A, MODONALD, Proprietor,
telulsportation facilities through the
Hydro -Electric Power Commission,
declares that the House views with
satisfaction the prltnpt manner in
which this question hue been taken
up by the Uhaly tan of the Hydro
Electric Power Cosutnission and.
would respectfully memorialize the
Government of the Dominion of
Canada to -grant to Hydro Eleettie
Radial Railways constructed by or
for the benefit of the Munielpalitles
of the Province. 111(113-1 the dieeeliun
of the Hydro elleetria Powe' O1/u1-
mission, 1L subsidy in all respealit
equal to that of stearal railways under
the provision of the .e1111 g1/ve'11 tg
the grtwt.ing of subsidies to aid in the
(oust) net 1)111 of rail ways,
It is intepesting to dote that, it was
the [liberal Opp ntiLion, lheotlgh Mr.
Marshall, who also led the way hast
year in 11(n.teOLion with the Hydro
Radials. A resolution urging the
utlnpt'itin of this policy 3381, voted
down by the Government but before
the chime, of the Session, Legishilidn
along Ilie same line was paused by
them giving the Hydro Commission
power to extend its arlivifies to the
building of Radi tis in co-operation
ailMon ir,ipoll ties.
7'lt• Liberals moved to vote of cet-
atn•r' nt the G"vel'nment for 131eeeler-
ing 1.11011 (111 i11C011lplet a -financial
statement that the public of the
-
Province could not final out front it
the financial posiliun.
ISiliotltsness
is certainly one of the most disagree-
able ailments which flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue -bitter taste in the
mouth -nausea -dizziness- these
combine to make life a burden. The
cause is a disordered liver -the cure -
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, They
go straight to the root of the trouble,
put 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 of bilious -
nese take
Dr. Morse's
40
Indian Root pills
Attention of the
FarmingCommunity
y
I have full lines of the various Ag-
ricultural Lnplenents•iti stack and
trot) able to supply the needs of all
on short notice. .See oder
Steel Low
Hay Down
Loaders Spreaders
They can't be beaten,
Nigh Grade Plums Phonographs
Sewing Machines •
Everyone who uses Fet l omits hate a '
nod - --
good coke. nd great vitality. Rena- Stock of. First-class Buggies
son for this is l!el'rozone's. !tourer to
0)0(1le nourishing blond. "1 WAS
broken down, had Ino stlelgth and
couldn't eel" writes hive. Olins. 13en-
N1r • t
Ben-
ny of ( � nc. Ont. "bI 1e vas. were
irritable, I was thitt-hlnudeil and
continually unh1Lltpy. 1 triad Frain.
t e
z n It gave me new shpt +v I'ir'c
1 e
t brought 111 3 1 1 1h-11111111.
vim I t� c sit L g
ive well O1 stalest tenor and re-
:.
bnil(lei• ever known 1 „•lloz(1n1'.
Sold every et t e ill 50
s
Homestead
Fertilizer
{s the hist 011 1111' market. Ciel
yinte Supply linty and be really rot,
n vi,
Spring '
P s t I n g. '
If you re.cpoi 'e anything in my line
tiny ate
th 1 •n
82 t
1, t .mil at m tear '
phoney pl Wont,
You are always welcome.
S. Carter, Brussels
Notice to Creditors
lathe molter of the 1stale of Jets)
tibrddr 1, late of the 'I'owirdlip of
Morels, in 1110 County of Heron,
Province lit Onttirio, willow, Ile
tlinsetl
Notice le r
ltohr I
{ a Von'lur1 t 4
1 nun to . ro 0fi,
Ohltp 'O, of tin itntttten of Ontario, ,1, Glda•go
V, I hat 011 115 1108 {loving any Maitreemitted
emits
the .1\ d Jean Hhedden, who died 0nor about
the '1 hf d cloy of M0rch, 1014 sire trgttircd to
send by post preen id or deliver to F, t4 Scott,
ieito,ela Pest Office, Agent for hones and
Rower. t hhudden , ,
Ex ), ttnrs P
[ t n the , xst; o of
dm sold Icon Slitddeh, their nnlnes tial nth
dresses slut felt nm'alotlIurs 111 writing of thole
oilnn. hI,Os' Inn 'Went 1rill (ley of ApriLJ014,
after which date r ter. the pnil ' n
1 t eeto at ra will giro•
creel to disndhitto the OtaetR of ltd 1 -he do.
00600d mm1ng tin po11 Ila entitled `1001,140
, / IlOving!t reg rd only to tin °Wino of mhloh
Miry 011011 than hnvelts,i uotfoe And that alley
will not h0 llnblo fm' 1110 enid hoots al' ani
For sale pa•tthereofto,0 person
litr•s oOfWhose lain they
y nhnlr not thml hnvo rarer
lhrted at ibussols this Sixt•o
Ly 4 e Walton i 310rrh, 1014,
Blake, l'fl Htinvk
I Akenl fee E0OuutorS,
A tTO'I'ION gal E OF
hoLrin ntPtPer2„6cn,prrolrpvit.eatt8l Tin8s, ,6 0 F 7 FARM
ruct.loneI8°,41+, , -41';'(
'0 nIk.
i eon m•0r}reivl Pchbhe unte0aeer,
usuovl,eAPrnotngo
7 at
1 o'thick, the following valuable property
1 mare O years old '-uppc.ed to be In roil to
Vodden's Lmported horns, 1. hare.• a years old,
1 Hprfng colt 0 month. 4 melt row. with
enlves, 1 500 dm' to onlve, 1 cow due to no lye
ht Inns I onw dna to nalvr in Oetuher, I furrow
cow 5 year. old. 4 2 yens old !lettere 1 anllie
dog 0 months u d 1 -ow clue to le rrow middle
of April, 1 sow du„ to farrow 0bout the 20111 of
1110v, 1 M00ot mink binder 0 ft rut with troche
end sheaf et[rrler complete. 1 Noxnn mower
5 ft Out, 1 uonbined 0edor n1111 cnitivptor
new I ten -hoed seed drill, 1 Borne rake. 1
snuffler, 1 sot diamond harrows, 1 talking
plow, 1 gang ulna 2 furrow, 1 Winton fanning
m111,1 lay fork, rupee end pulleys ronlplete,
2 lumber wagons ons with )-belt tire nearly
new.1 top buggy. 1 cutter, I get 13010810108,
1 gravel box, 1 wood rook and bunks, l 801
doable hnrnoso, 1 set single harness, 2 Net of
whiIlietreea, 1 emery /dime °!mins, forks,
hoes. shovels and other articles too numerous
I nutrition Sale without roat'rvo a8 the
Prop, lotoi' 1100 .old his farm Terms :-All
sums of $1 end ander coal) : over tine amount
7 months credit given on furnishing Approved
joint Notes 4 per cent off for cash nn credit
amounts. W151, RATHWELL, Proprietor.
The People's Column
FOIL SALE. -The undersigned bun n qulmtit
of mite for )ole. Phone 12011 118 *eoforth
Central DAVID t1CCUTOBEON, Mc-
1£Illop Twp., Walton P. 0.
FARk1 FOR ,A LE being North Balt or Lot
21. Oen 11, lirey township. blurt n GO.,
eontulnfag 00 ecus, If eat sold by the tot of
April will Ise tented for grnsa as the num iN
eroded down. On the ,remise: is a Rause
hltttae owl 0 goat Wood sled; bank born with
stone stabling and orchard, Gond we Int the
house ands spites at the harm, 50 )toren clear-
ed, 2H eines from Ethel station, 1% )natio
from school seri eintreh. Po"aeteiuu nal be
given at any time, a snap for (minks Role as the
proprietor, Angus Campbell, Is In the West.
ror further on rtleulars apply on Lot 20, Con..
10, G-rey, Moncriefi P, 0 or phone 4710.
JAMES 51CRAY, 811,
FARM FOR SALE, being Nie Lot 10, Con, 0.
Mortis Township, Huron 0o., containing
100' acres On the premises is n good 0 -Loomed
tsetse 1101180 and woodshed, bank barn 40xOe,
strew shed )0x00, poultry house 10e1), and pig
hen There is considerable limber on farm
f oestlan is about j4 mite Iron) ekureh and
school For further ra•ttonlars apply on the
premises or to RO14T, NEWCOMBE,
Blyth Rural -phone 814 R. R. No..2 Blyth
STOREHOUSE FOR SALE Olt TO RENT.-
No. 1, Prodnoe warehouse Ut Brussels
Station G. T. R. For particulars ripply to
J. Looms, Brussels,
18^111DAR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE,-
No Tho hurlersg,v
ori offers
xtilt.
]lie.Illu
710 acre farm, being Nm•thBanI1Lot
20 Coe. 6,
Morris tmvnehlp, Huron 0o. Fenn is Ole good
state of cultivation, well feared, and has un it
n Hue brick In use that oust 01,500 Good limn
sur lou tided by cedar hedge Barn 52 x 00 feet
on .tone foundation, _Good orrlinrd end 1(1
00re+.of lnrdwood bush Ferm 1a only n mile
front the eplendtd minket town 01 W.1141el0
and Is 1X Milos from school, Good commun.
ity POonetal011 at Once For further particu-
lars, Aline, terms, &a. apply on the pr3mine
or to JOHN 2000NE7, Proprietor, Brussels
P, O.
0.►� b����.� �1 vA a
W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly anti ear*,
roilyattended i del
to air or
dayMimi,.
ETHEL, - ONT.
0,1r`rTv–v'ir-v71'\►T-9-o
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piere fns
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pherN, civil servants, 111 foot ever?
ap11HPe of ItOttVities, Yell mug 11 151)1,1
eo110go if you so wish. Point imm g110,
attfod. Enter nonose any day. Indi•
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lege, 'melon,
Wingh
am Busness College
G SO, et'Ommott, W, 'I', Monaca,
President, . Prinnipal,
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knocks once at every man's door.. She's
knocking at your door now .so take heed!
Ask us to send you our big 80 -page Cata-
logue of Seeds, Bulbs,ruits Garden
Tools, Insect Destroyer, Fertilizers, IPOW-
try and Ike Supplies,
A post Cardwin-bringIt to
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given -4i b e o.
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with each order..
Page oneof
Catalogue tells
how to get it,
Int?
'4
440*
opols
400
Agood supply pC lJ of
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and
inch Tile still 011 Band,
Sat isfItctiOn £ U1lr)l11 teed.
5
Henfryn Brick It Tile Yards
001,1E & DOUGHERTY,
Proprietors
a I[atl midi Won of vevtitand anarchy.
Fee I'vein it, the rause of mush talk
concerning 13t'itttln's internal Matins.
10118 18 because very little restraint is
put on any perreut who imagines the
country owes hitt a free living minim
exei Lion, lienee the man who has at
i differe oe with the country publicly
' declaims against it, changing all
' manner of injustice up to those in
powee, whilst the careful reader of
London Dailies, w110 reads Police
Court news, is amazed at the iul-
partiality shown men of position.
The man, though Sir, 1)nke or Lord
promptly receives sentence as the
poorest citizen is dealt with, the one
policy 61 judges here is to hand out
the late just as they receive it having
no regard to whore it may effect.
Questions of the moment to people
here me looked upon as to rule by twit
differing parties just as in Canada
where proposals of making any
change or serious change is adw'ays
the signal for Politicians to charge I
Charge someone or some where, it
doesn't matter much so long as the
cry catches. the people. A very good
Illustration was that during the late
election 1n Canada tvhett the hurtle
spy lune. scuttled "Lyalty to the
Enquire."
Of (1001.5e farmers realised that.
500 00 per head for fat cattle under la
loyal gove'nutent teas better tlte,t
$100.00 per head for the shute
annual if living under the flag of
traitors, so 1(11 the villtws went. But
what of the after part-? Why every-
one of these men who thought 5100
cattle would ruin 11118144 ape onw bunk,
ing the 840 pet' head, stile first teal
prttlts ever obtained o11 a Lhree year
old steer.
Certainly no great change takes
place for the people's good in any
tenantry without a struggle, though
those wino introduce the improvement
may not be able to participate in the
reform. The words of a greet
General called Napoleon still held
g(pd : "Thole can be 110 progress
unless opposed." ' \V. R. 13ELDrgN.
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE
GENERAL ELECTION '
Leery hid daunts points to. agtvleral
[lection in Onttuit, possibly in June
and at any rate not. later than the
1+'a11. The Qoverlttneut has 113-1101'
been as weak as this yea!', The
Wase is abs1lntel y ivil limit it leader
and confusion is reigning; 1111881, Of the
Lime With the result, that I he Govern-
ment, already in the !bet month of
the Session has n)tuie an astonishingly
large tunihel of blunders which have
lead to severe Criticisms 111/1 01117 from
the. Opposition but from sections of
!lie Govern men t• press The question
of leadership in sucaes.iun, 111 Sir
James %Vhituey ds no nearer solution
than it Was six weeks ago. It is
thought now that the Government
will go to the Country ander the
nominal leadership of - Sir James
Whitley in an effort to hold the
party together. The general election
•i11 those cirenulstttnces tt ill not he
a contest between Rowell and
Whitney but one between Itotveli and
Hanna. hnnngh 11115 developed a-
gainst Baena a1roatl7 and 0uoagh
mare is likely to develop to 1nuke dl
easy fol' the people of Ontario to de-
cide who should be ['Hole Minister -
Hail lia
Minister-
H atna or 13,11011.11.
SUBSIDY
n 1L1 BOBFOR RADIALS
Thomas Marshall, Liberal Member
I'nr Aimed:, has an important notice.
nit the order paper calling for
Dominion a{cl to hydro Radials in
Ontau'io. It exp1 eased a gratification
that, the general movement among
the Municipalities of the Province to
8eell'e unproved electric railway
Health. Depends on Good Blood.
Eggs for !latching
Segal Strain White Wyaadottes
'rots No.. 1 S. `3 vorieleI 1f 12 pullets
iu tach, select ed front /1 Hoek of 80 and
mated with )t 1101: bird and e,ekerel
fermi 220 raid 212 egg record hens,
Pens Nus, ,i tC ,1 rIt:dst of 12 pal•
lets ht tvta'lt, selected front bItlauce of
my stool: and slated w1111 emelt bird
81111 cook veel front 2110 anti 100 recited
henc,
Provincial farm Strain of
Bred to lay Barred Hocks
Two Dyna -21, eelecLed pellets -Nom
limit of 100 and matted with 2 rnr,Ittr-
rl8 tl' henvy htyhy; nitidus,
Eggs per setting of 15
Pen 1 White 1\'ytutlottes .....,,.. $2 50
Pen '2 " 2 01)
Notice to Creditors
In the neuter of the e,tate of A exsu'ler
tltew(rl, tele of the Tentieldp of
Grey, In the County of I1Ut'on and
Prov Moe of Ontario, gentlemen,
dine. tied.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Seo. 00,
men, 211 of the Stat.on s of Onnu•i ,, 1 Y.}, -erg,•
P tial!. )III 1) n•'eiiI )100teg 111)) banes against
the seta AI aotdte• t;tewert•, who tiled on or
about the Twelfth day of O'ebreal y, 1014, are
renttired to pend by post prepaid ordeliverto
F. s Bcott Brussels l'ost ofllee, Agent for
A legalities. Stewart, Brussels end Deleon
Stowart, Ch Otto the Esecnlels of iho so.
tote of rho slid Alexander' :(townrt, their
names end seer( Ws end fall Pertirolnrs
in writing' of their Maims, before the
Twentieth cloy of April, 1014, after whish
date the mild Executors will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said de'
/tensed am0110 the-psrsuna entitled thereto
having regard only to the claims of which they
shall then hove 1111,1 notion and that they will
not be liable for the said;meets or any part
',reef to Bey pe•N0n 0I' whoeu 0151111 they
not Ghon have received notice,
Doted at Brussels title Sixteenth: day of
Mn r0lt, 1014,
F. S. Soomm,
Agent for Executors.
Pell 4 "1 U0
Pens Bare ed Rucks 1 00 Auction Sales
75% fertility (111(1 square deal gnatt'au-
teed. Only al limited quantity of
Wyatidoite eggs for sale tip to bialy 1,
AUt1TION MALE OF IM'Rbl STOOK, IM-
ros:deters. ('Uastmuaa, $0., of Oran -
brook F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, 11u0 received
iustruotione from the undersigned Proprietor
Riverside Farm to well by Publln Amnion on Friday, Apelt )rd
tit 21r In the following valuable property:-
1 drivint,' mare 0 yearn old. 1 Gelding 2 years
Phone 6 or 24x R. THOMSON -old shed! by Orinnder, 1 Gelding 2 years old
Brussels. sired by Boron Fife, 1 thorn' heed cow to ealve.
in klny, 1 3Onrlbng hl•i dedr 75 hens, 1 1um1)er
tengon nearly naw, 1 peddling wagon, 1 Itght
wagon, I robber tirobuaey, 1 steel tire buggy.
1 set sleighs with platform. 1 nutter, 1 qct
single beeline now. 2 set Bingle linrneoo, 1 set
trouble harness. 2 neckynkes,1 set whifllotreen,
1 fanning mill, 1 pinto, 1 eenifler, 1 set iron
harrows,1 pultier, 1 nuga' kettle, 1 extension
ladder new 2 rrowhers, 2 lerge oil sloth
eoval'e. 2 robes, 150 bushels opts, 1 feed basket,
1 1 mewing machine, 1 iron crib new, bedsteads,
. '/.buss, tables, etc.. forks, scythes. !toe., rakes,
Shovel. and other nrtloles too mmmer0n0 t0
mention, Terase cash. overlmet amount lesomei 1801,111011Oredit
given on furnishing (pnreved John notes. 5
per cent off for 0eeh on credit amounts.
A, MODONALD, Proprietor,
telulsportation facilities through the
Hydro -Electric Power Commission,
declares that the House views with
satisfaction the prltnpt manner in
which this question hue been taken
up by the Uhaly tan of the Hydro
Electric Power Cosutnission and.
would respectfully memorialize the
Government of the Dominion of
Canada to -grant to Hydro Eleettie
Radial Railways constructed by or
for the benefit of the Munielpalitles
of the Province. 111(113-1 the dieeeliun
of the Hydro elleetria Powe' O1/u1-
mission, 1L subsidy in all respealit
equal to that of stearal railways under
the provision of the .e1111 g1/ve'11 tg
the grtwt.ing of subsidies to aid in the
(oust) net 1)111 of rail ways,
It is intepesting to dote that, it was
the [liberal Opp ntiLion, lheotlgh Mr.
Marshall, who also led the way hast
year in 11(n.teOLion with the Hydro
Radials. A resolution urging the
utlnpt'itin of this policy 3381, voted
down by the Government but before
the chime, of the Session, Legishilidn
along Ilie same line was paused by
them giving the Hydro Commission
power to extend its arlivifies to the
building of Radi tis in co-operation
ailMon ir,ipoll ties.
7'lt• Liberals moved to vote of cet-
atn•r' nt the G"vel'nment for 131eeeler-
ing 1.11011 (111 i11C011lplet a -financial
statement that the public of the
-
Province could not final out front it
the financial posiliun.
ISiliotltsness
is certainly one of the most disagree-
able ailments which flesh is heir to.
Coated tongue -bitter taste in the
mouth -nausea -dizziness- these
combine to make life a burden. The
cause is a disordered liver -the cure -
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, They
go straight to the root of the trouble,
put 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 of bilious -
nese take
Dr. Morse's
40
Indian Root pills
Attention of the
FarmingCommunity
y
I have full lines of the various Ag-
ricultural Lnplenents•iti stack and
trot) able to supply the needs of all
on short notice. .See oder
Steel Low
Hay Down
Loaders Spreaders
They can't be beaten,
Nigh Grade Plums Phonographs
Sewing Machines •
Everyone who uses Fet l omits hate a '
nod - --
good coke. nd great vitality. Rena- Stock of. First-class Buggies
son for this is l!el'rozone's. !tourer to
0)0(1le nourishing blond. "1 WAS
broken down, had Ino stlelgth and
couldn't eel" writes hive. Olins. 13en-
N1r • t
Ben-
ny of ( � nc. Ont. "bI 1e vas. were
irritable, I was thitt-hlnudeil and
continually unh1Lltpy. 1 triad Frain.
t e
z n It gave me new shpt +v I'ir'c
1 e
t brought 111 3 1 1 1h-11111111.
vim I t� c sit L g
ive well O1 stalest tenor and re-
:.
bnil(lei• ever known 1 „•lloz(1n1'.
Sold every et t e ill 50
s
Homestead
Fertilizer
{s the hist 011 1111' market. Ciel
yinte Supply linty and be really rot,
n vi,
Spring '
P s t I n g. '
If you re.cpoi 'e anything in my line
tiny ate
th 1 •n
82 t
1, t .mil at m tear '
phoney pl Wont,
You are always welcome.
S. Carter, Brussels
Notice to Creditors
lathe molter of the 1stale of Jets)
tibrddr 1, late of the 'I'owirdlip of
Morels, in 1110 County of Heron,
Province lit Onttirio, willow, Ile
tlinsetl
Notice le r
ltohr I
{ a Von'lur1 t 4
1 nun to . ro 0fi,
Ohltp 'O, of tin itntttten of Ontario, ,1, Glda•go
V, I hat 011 115 1108 {loving any Maitreemitted
emits
the .1\ d Jean Hhedden, who died 0nor about
the '1 hf d cloy of M0rch, 1014 sire trgttircd to
send by post preen id or deliver to F, t4 Scott,
ieito,ela Pest Office, Agent for hones and
Rower. t hhudden , ,
Ex ), ttnrs P
[ t n the , xst; o of
dm sold Icon Slitddeh, their nnlnes tial nth
dresses slut felt nm'alotlIurs 111 writing of thole
oilnn. hI,Os' Inn 'Went 1rill (ley of ApriLJ014,
after which date r ter. the pnil ' n
1 t eeto at ra will giro•
creel to disndhitto the OtaetR of ltd 1 -he do.
00600d mm1ng tin po11 Ila entitled `1001,140
, / IlOving!t reg rd only to tin °Wino of mhloh
Miry 011011 than hnvelts,i uotfoe And that alley
will not h0 llnblo fm' 1110 enid hoots al' ani
For sale pa•tthereofto,0 person
litr•s oOfWhose lain they
y nhnlr not thml hnvo rarer
lhrted at ibussols this Sixt•o
Ly 4 e Walton i 310rrh, 1014,
Blake, l'fl Htinvk
I Akenl fee E0OuutorS,
A tTO'I'ION gal E OF
hoLrin ntPtPer2„6cn,prrolrpvit.eatt8l Tin8s, ,6 0 F 7 FARM
ruct.loneI8°,41+, , -41';'(
'0 nIk.
i eon m•0r}reivl Pchbhe unte0aeer,
usuovl,eAPrnotngo
7 at
1 o'thick, the following valuable property
1 mare O years old '-uppc.ed to be In roil to
Vodden's Lmported horns, 1. hare.• a years old,
1 Hprfng colt 0 month. 4 melt row. with
enlves, 1 500 dm' to onlve, 1 cow due to no lye
ht Inns I onw dna to nalvr in Oetuher, I furrow
cow 5 year. old. 4 2 yens old !lettere 1 anllie
dog 0 months u d 1 -ow clue to le rrow middle
of April, 1 sow du„ to farrow 0bout the 20111 of
1110v, 1 M00ot mink binder 0 ft rut with troche
end sheaf et[rrler complete. 1 Noxnn mower
5 ft Out, 1 uonbined 0edor n1111 cnitivptor
new I ten -hoed seed drill, 1 Borne rake. 1
snuffler, 1 sot diamond harrows, 1 talking
plow, 1 gang ulna 2 furrow, 1 Winton fanning
m111,1 lay fork, rupee end pulleys ronlplete,
2 lumber wagons ons with )-belt tire nearly
new.1 top buggy. 1 cutter, I get 13010810108,
1 gravel box, 1 wood rook and bunks, l 801
doable hnrnoso, 1 set single harness, 2 Net of
whiIlietreea, 1 emery /dime °!mins, forks,
hoes. shovels and other articles too numerous
I nutrition Sale without roat'rvo a8 the
Prop, lotoi' 1100 .old his farm Terms :-All
sums of $1 end ander coal) : over tine amount
7 months credit given on furnishing Approved
joint Notes 4 per cent off for cash nn credit
amounts. W151, RATHWELL, Proprietor.
The People's Column
FOIL SALE. -The undersigned bun n qulmtit
of mite for )ole. Phone 12011 118 *eoforth
Central DAVID t1CCUTOBEON, Mc-
1£Illop Twp., Walton P. 0.
FARk1 FOR ,A LE being North Balt or Lot
21. Oen 11, lirey township. blurt n GO.,
eontulnfag 00 ecus, If eat sold by the tot of
April will Ise tented for grnsa as the num iN
eroded down. On the ,remise: is a Rause
hltttae owl 0 goat Wood sled; bank born with
stone stabling and orchard, Gond we Int the
house ands spites at the harm, 50 )toren clear-
ed, 2H eines from Ethel station, 1% )natio
from school seri eintreh. Po"aeteiuu nal be
given at any time, a snap for (minks Role as the
proprietor, Angus Campbell, Is In the West.
ror further on rtleulars apply on Lot 20, Con..
10, G-rey, Moncriefi P, 0 or phone 4710.
JAMES 51CRAY, 811,
FARM FOR SALE, being Nie Lot 10, Con, 0.
Mortis Township, Huron 0o., containing
100' acres On the premises is n good 0 -Loomed
tsetse 1101180 and woodshed, bank barn 40xOe,
strew shed )0x00, poultry house 10e1), and pig
hen There is considerable limber on farm
f oestlan is about j4 mite Iron) ekureh and
school For further ra•ttonlars apply on the
premises or to RO14T, NEWCOMBE,
Blyth Rural -phone 814 R. R. No..2 Blyth
STOREHOUSE FOR SALE Olt TO RENT.-
No. 1, Prodnoe warehouse Ut Brussels
Station G. T. R. For particulars ripply to
J. Looms, Brussels,
18^111DAR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE,-
No Tho hurlersg,v
ori offers
xtilt.
]lie.Illu
710 acre farm, being Nm•thBanI1Lot
20 Coe. 6,
Morris tmvnehlp, Huron 0o. Fenn is Ole good
state of cultivation, well feared, and has un it
n Hue brick In use that oust 01,500 Good limn
sur lou tided by cedar hedge Barn 52 x 00 feet
on .tone foundation, _Good orrlinrd end 1(1
00re+.of lnrdwood bush Ferm 1a only n mile
front the eplendtd minket town 01 W.1141el0
and Is 1X Milos from school, Good commun.
ity POonetal011 at Once For further particu-
lars, Aline, terms, &a. apply on the pr3mine
or to JOHN 2000NE7, Proprietor, Brussels
P, O.
0.►� b����.� �1 vA a
W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly anti ear*,
roilyattended i del
to air or
dayMimi,.
ETHEL, - ONT.
0,1r`rTv–v'ir-v71'\►T-9-o
1
COLLEGE
AiT HOME
Thousands 01' ambitious ,young Pets
piere fns
aro t 111 flt)
1 1 ng in their own
IromneN to oc0upy literati we , 11him as
stenographers, bookkeepers, telegra-
pherN, civil servants, 111 foot ever?
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