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THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391-7 Tonga St., Toronto
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Mill street, 13rtissels,
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JAS ANDERSON.
VE 4 ERINARY SUROEOty,
Su0cossor ID M. B. Moore,. Moe at A odor.
Nun Crus, Livery stable, Brussels. Telephone
No, 29,
DR, T, T, 114' RAE
13nehelor of hlediolne, Onfvorsiey of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the Coliegeof Phy-
afoinns and Surgeons, Ont, Poet.graduate
Chicago E o, Ear, Nose and Throat klospitnl,
Chi'ongo,111, Ex -Bonne Surgeon to St, Mach..
.tel'n Hospital, Toronto.
Quito over k'. R, Smitb'e Drug Store, Tele•
shone connection with Olelnbrooll at all hours.
OR. F T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medloine, University of Toronto ;
I.ioentinte of College of Physlciane end Sur.
<eona, Oahu Io ; ex-Sealor Hoose Surgeon of
,9eatorn lloapitnl, Toronto. OJnces of late Dr,
A, hfolteveg Smith Block, Brussels.
Rural phone 45.
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M.B., M.C.P.d1 S. 0.
108 Bloor street ,fast, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
.Jllmicsl assistant n; Env, Nose n' d Tin aiit du.
mrtlonnt New General Hospital, Toronto :
?oat Graduate Harvard Medical Schoch, BOP.
r•nn ; late Senior Resident Surgeon Masa. Ey.
?c gar Infirmary ; late Clinical assistant in
;lose end Throat deportment Masa Gen. Hos.
,itnl ; late House Surgeon Toronto General
liospitnl. Brussels by appointment.
DR. M FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ;Post Graduate sou rasp
r,ottdon (Eng.), New York and Chicago How
-dtala. Special attention todi»ene° of eye, ear..
nose and throat. Eyes tested for. giaeees.
G. H. ROSS, D D.S., L.D S
Graduate of Rope] College of Dental Sur.
sienna of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry,
Office In Isard Block, Wingham
Phone 299 Post Officio box 278
Painless Extraction, Plato, work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDL.•AW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Day and night calls, OfBoe opposite
Flour 24111, Ethel,
MAUDE O. BRYAN$
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Ophthal•
oology, nlalloriniok Medical College, Chicago,
[IL, la prepared to test eyes and at glaeoea`et
her °aloe over Grewar'e Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. °Mee bourn 1 to 0 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment. Phone 1219.
T. R. SENNETT
Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and
.eller than any other Auctioneer and only
,bare what 1
Marge » reasonableSales
conductednnywtere in Ontario. Pure bred stock 05185 5
specialty.
43Wroxeter. Write or 'phone 2BVS}oxater.
istritt .eius
Seaforth
Friday of this week is Seaforth's
Spring, Horse and Cattle show.
.A. committee of Firemen have been
canvassing the town during the past
a eek, soliciting funds to help put on
1 Fireman's Tournament and Old
Boys' 'Re -union, neat Augnst. They
nave met with marked $tl001.86, 141111
n-tspect8 are very btfight for a good
r owing time int Aligns! 1914.
Walton
SCHOOL REPORT - following is
, he report of the standing of the
pupils 4f U S, S. No, 12, Grey and
11eKiliop, for the past let ;-Clues
V.-Illx(unined it Atith., Glam., Lit.,
51381.,
Rec. and Comp., Geog., Spell.,.
Draw. and \Veit, Petal 900 Donald.
Botha mut 675 Jr. IV. -Hy},. besides
the above Total ]100 -George Ram-
-ay 772, *Ella Case 214. Sr III. -Ex.
audited ill Hyg., Arith., Lit.,' Hist.,
Guam.,: Gang., \Veit. and Sp. Total
1.000 -Gertrude MoK(' zie 736, Nelson
Fulton. jr.IIL-Exnmiued io same
av above. 'roil 1000-1,ieabe11 Sniter
790, Jimmie Softer 740. Sr, L-Ex-
anlinedi11Alith.,Sp, Draw Wait.,
Gong., Rec. 2(11(1 (corp., Lit Total
900. Jimmie Ritchie 640 lohnie
Suites 515, *Ruby AlcReit523, 3r. 1.-
A Excellent Katie Williamson,
Angus \elks. Jr. 1.-11 Excellent,
-Clifford Ritchie, M1tik 31441)1)) ton.
Good -Willie Sniter, George \Villianr
1011. 3. 13. Robb, Teacher.
She Was Wild with Pain.
Fro11n Willow Creek. Ont., Dliss E.
Diegel writes • "A few years ago I
was drenched with rain and gob lum-
bago , it was like a steel Ind pierc-
ing my buck. I abut had earache and
was just wild with pain. 1 applied
batting snaked with Net viline to my
ear and rubbed on Neev)line for the
11111tba go. )'list rubbing relieved and
nn a few hours I was %vell. No other
liuiwrut could 00 this." It's the
o0nelraling power of Ne1'vilttn0 that
makes it superior to all other lint-
nelits. Nothing beats it, 25c at all
Morris
SCHOOL REPOIIT,- lilkai fined itt
4)ottin., Ari til., 11ygieoe, History,
Moog„ Grain. Ent. Chess- Zelnnl
l urvey 71, Viola McLeod 68. Sr. 111.
\ddIs..i Ft•a41•1.04, Harvey ROher1-
ran 58, Hazel Robb 47 Jr. III. -
It') ti,t. Tm vey 60, (4heistie Finn esl 58,
'Mee Rantaay 50, Melissa 3elitist (n$5,
Versa Johnston 28 Jr, I1, -(n) Spay
-
ling Johnston, Alal•garet M111t'r. (b)
(44414ie Robertson, Anna Wheeler,
Goldon '11018)11. rt. -Il:.- Laura
101111610114 (11111»1' Fraser, finery Robb,
less* Messer, Margaret McDougall,
Uhlman McDougall, Pt. 1.- Mabel
Johnston, George Carter.
1#. Mostts, Teacher.
OBrrl7AttY.-01l Wednesday Inove-
ing of htel vVI VI( 311s, 1-i011d1re011, Of
1ho Bluevalr. Bead, crossed the boor)*
1'1'14111 which no traveller reLnrus. Atr.
lientletson had been confined to his
,'eeitlenee ('or 1110 p1t81. 1'11111. II1DItll)9
;nd the end wet; not altogether un-
expected. The deceased was horn 52,
years ago in the township of Morris,
on 100 farm tvhet'e lie died, and was a
son of the late Chat les Henderson,
lie 4490 111t.ri'ied to Miss Maud Martin,
of Morris, and leaves two chiklrel(,
11mgaret, 11 years 11)1.1 Charles 2
years. LtVO sisters survive, Nits, Jas,
yBm gess, of W111 nano, and MIs All.
avow iietiltly, of T(11.0)(11.11. Ah. Melt-
dergnn was of a cheerful, optimistic
nlltLtu'sritnti hadt&good worts nor every.
oho wheal -ha i11144 111 o(lttee1111e11en of
i'f 44elh )0 klIi4 a 4 0hi 111 fi'iltHdst Witte
-HERE'S THE REASON
The fact that there is liras dyspepsia
and heligest•ion )1t 1018 ooulunulity
1.11119 them used to be is largely, we
believe clue to the extensive use of
Retell i)yspepoia tablets,-huudeeds'
of packages of which we have old.
No wonder we have faith Iu them.
No wonder we are willing to offer
theta for trial .entirely at our risk.
Anlnng other thhigs , they contain
Pepsin and Bismuth, two of the gI eat -
est digestive hills known to medical
science. They soothe the iufla9u(ed
stomach, allay pain, Check heat Omen
and distress. help to digest the food
and tend, to quickly restore the s1nu1-
ach to its natural, Onmlfoetable,
healthy elate.
Thele is no red tape about our
guarantee. It means just what it
says. We'll ask you no questions.
Your wind is enough for us. If Rex.
n11 Dyspepsia 1'ablet8 0011'1 restore
yin* stomach to health and make
your digestion easy and comfortable,
we want you to came back for year
money. They are sold only Int the
7,000 Itexall Stores, and in this town
only by us. Phree sizes, 200, 500 ancl
$L00, F, It. Smith, Brussels.
deeply regret his early demise. The
funeral tonic plaice Saturday afternoon
to the Wiugbam cemetery. The
c0111'mm ty suffers a sleep fuss and file
sympathy of a111 goes out to the widow
iota children 111 his passing away.
Barely Lived Through It.
A terrible experience had Edw. 3.
O'Connor of Sault Ste. Marie. "From
boyhood" ice writes, "I have been a
constant sufferer from asthma raid
catarrh. My nose and throat wets
always stopped up and I had drop-
pings in the throat. When atta0)48
name - 011 I thought I couldn't live
through the night. I would sit up,
gasp for breath and endure great ciis-
tt•e9s, 0atarrhnzone made rueen-
tirely well." No stronger paoof is re-
quired. Asthma is curable, so is
catarrh, Use "Oatal'rhozone" and
your recovery is guaratiteed. Two
sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers.
Listowel
Newbridge post office was closed cm
March 81st..
4Vurd has been received from A. 11.
Hawkins, D. L. S., that his party had
reached Lepas and wouldcontinue
o11
their journey. All the Listowel boys
were feeling fine and were enjoying
the journey very much.
The directors of the Listowel Agri-
001tutsl Society met last week and
decided to hold the annual Spring
Horse Show on Wednesday A Ft��r��i�s 151)1.
There died in Listowel on A'\'rdues-
day morning, March 25th, Andrew
Grey, in his 81st year. The deceased
enjoyed his usual health until the
Saturday previous W11011 he was
stricken with pneiulnuia, and grad-
uallygrew wo18e till til Wednesdaymorning when death overtook hint.
Fits Your ease Exactly.
You know holy you feel, -blue,
sickly and heavy. Each min ning
you waken in a dull "dopy' condition
and wish it were night ::guilt. Your
liver is wrong and needs fixing with
Dr. 1•Iu nl1.,n's Pills ; they do cure
all liver ills. At once the system is
volitive(' of poisons, blood is enriched
and purified, appetite 1l(irease8 mud
digestion picks up. Health and
vigor return because Dr. Hamilton's
Pills makes the body proof against
weakness and disease. For your
fleet, your kidneys, your stomach, for
01e sake of your looks and feelings,
try Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25c per box
ai: any dealers.
Wingham
It 8111110 118 a great shock to SI.,
Paul's conglegtltioil When Rev.
Edgar H .Ornly, M. A., Who has been
their rector for the past four years,
announced, that he hart accepted a
nail to the Anglican church at Port
Burwell, and would leave for his new
charge about the first of May.
John Scott passed away at. the
home of his (laughter, Ries. W. Mc.
Laughlin, in Wi-ilglanl un Wednes-
day morning. The deceased was
burp in the County of 1Vexfol0,
Ireland, on May 7t11, 1889, and wi11,
hie parents, emigrated to the count)
of Launtrlc where he resided until
about 4101 t years ago, when h1
removed to the township of Howick
About eleven years ago he retiree
from active farming and for one ono
a half years has lived with his .se(
and daughter in Wimghalu. Fift.)
four years ago he ryas mat Tied It
Miss Jelnin111 Alartlm, who pre
deceased him about eleven years ago
There itl'e 1.WO dalugitters, Mrs, W.
McLaughlin, of 1\1 Ingham, and 111th
17. Sothevn, Fordwich, And hive sinus
Ben, of V11r9oit, 13. 0., Joshua, ce
W bighorn and Ft ed, of Lacombe.
Alta.
GUARANTEED RELIEF FROM
ALL BOWEL ILLS
If your bowels are out of order, it
stead of using some harsh salt nr nth
0r physics, Lake a Rexall Ol•cierlie 11
night 11n(1 to-ltlOt•avl10 you will fel
great. They tante good and act
easily that there isn't a1 particle 4
griping 0r plrgiug, nor the (Mr essiV.
looseness that follows the tatting t salts and most pills. They soothe 1174
strengthen the bowels, promptly e,
Roving the 00118tipalion, Making 1
unlikely to name agail.
We don't believe there is any ntlt,
bowel remedy ail y where atm good all
at the wane tinge so easy and pleatda,
to take as Resell Orderlies, %V
know you will agree with us andi le
Have you will thunk us for telling y(u
About them:. If they don't sntisft,
you in every way, come back and tel
us and we will give back foul Alone)
without a word or question You
have no reason to hesitate when IV •
r
give you the opportunity, ILS We here•
by do to tt y I anal al. one 1.180. 11
4,4010,, pocket tin boxes. 10c, 25c, 50e
14*ou can boy Rexa110rdetdies only al
%he gestalt steres and in this town of
10i '1 ifrl Soil4h' H1ttest,11t
ONLY
SIXTEEN,
GIRL VER SICK
S CK
Tells How She Was Made
Well by lydiaE, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
New Orleans, La. -"I take 'pleasure
in writing these lines
,jii�ilij {1111 J ? Cjijit 1 to express my gratl-
li,i tude to you. I am
only 16 years old and
work in a tobacco
factory. I have
been a very sick girl
but I have improved
wonderfully since
taking Lydia E,
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound and
am now looking fine
and feeling a thousand times better."
-Miss AMELIA JA(U1LLARD, 8961 Te.
houpitoulas St., New Orleans, La.
St. Clair, Pa. - "My mother was
alarmed because 1 was troubled with
suppression and had pains in my back
and side, and severe headaches. I had
pimples onmyface, my complexion was
sallow, my sleep was disturbed, I had
nervous spells, was very tired and had
no ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound has worked like a
charm in my case and has regulated me,
I worked in a mill among hundreds of
girls and have recommended your medi-
cine to many of them. "-MINESTELLA.
MAGUIRE, 110 Thwing St., St. Clair, Pa.
There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. Therefore, such let-
ters from girls who have suffered and
were restored to health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound should
be a lesson to others. The same remedy
is within reach of all.
If yon want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (mil.
dentias) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held In strict confidence.
Howick Council
Council met -March 1710 in the
Township Hall. Gorra pursuant to
adjournment. Members- all present
exceptOoumcillor Doig, the Reeve in
the chair, Minutes of last meeting
were lead and nn motion of Arm-
strong and Spotton were adopted.
'!'enders for making Township tile
were opened for consideration.
Moved by Spotton-Armstrong, that
the tender of John Hyndman bo ac-
cepted, he to make the tile at the
I'(iitoWing prices :-6 inch for 45 cents;
8 inch for ii0 cents; 12 inch for 90
wilts ; 18 inch for $1.85 and 80 inch
for $$.00. Carried. Tenders for
operating the road machine were
opened, .Moved by Armstrong--
Sputa/1i,
rmstrong-S uttou, that the tender of Russell
Fleet be accepted he to furnish the
power and operate the nlaehiie and
pay all Ilia own expenses fon' the su111
of 085 per hour, 113e Council to pity
for the hon18 of actual gentling -
Carried,
PathulaeLers appointed. t ---00l,, I-
S/tweet D. Marlin, Wm. J. Lynn,
Jolul Schaefer, Smith Vires, 141,
,Shoemaker ; Oons. 2 lie 8 --'WCL Doig,
It. Earl, Alex, Edgar, Phos, Ile-
Olemolit, H, Hutchison, H. Haase,
Geo, Magee, John Lambkin, B. Oib.
son, John 'Popham ; Cons. 4 &5 -Jelin
Maguire, A. Tuner, Wm. Gamble,
Robert Walker, A. Keil, 0. Walker,
H Schaefer, A, Datcey, Ames
Hy nthutut, John \V, Spence, B.
R1t1gi,i• ;' Con. (1 .\: 7- Juba Young,
R. Clegg, R. SpotLon, 11. Zimmsr-
mau, D. Walker, Calvin Rogers,
3. Strolig, 'Wm. McKee, \Vtn, 1.1.
Leonard ; Oous, 8 & 9 -Win. Mont-
gomery, Fred. Taylor. Abrahaull
Strong,' Wtu. P11ce, James limiter,
Thos. Johnston, Wm. Brown, \Vtn.
Bahr ; Cone. 10 & 11- Charles 8i1n-
anons, Cecil Day, J. Houston,
J. Steurnot sr., Thus. Bennett, C,
Irwin, Robert Ferguson, Wm.
Strong, A. Huth, A. A. Graham,
Wm, Oraig, 11. Dern rnerli9g, John
Porterfield, Alex. McKenzie ; Oons.
12 & 18-11. Baker, 3.. Finlay, Isaac
Wade, Thos. Vettbe, John Worrell ;
Wm. Jacques John fi