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Tel UR,DAY, APRIL 16, 1914
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Come 1 Gentle Spring,
Ruston ens- it that the provincial
1,1 -1.11„113 in Ontario will take place dur-
hit; next Sentiel* or the early -Fall.
w
TettrettaNCe people in Michigan are
going into •a State wide Prohibition
:campaign with 8 slogan of "A dry Re
nblic
IT. is a good sign to see n touch wider
'nterest behig awakened in the School
nos, 'Teachers. School trustees and
'Maeente Should lake right Vold of the
ovement and thereby make it an as•
lei red success.
•
AMONG prubabilii es coneerniug the
griouiturist5 of Northerly Ontario is
tl311
opening of an 1 xnerinteut:li Farm
';fear ( ocln•ane, or speaking more exact
$ tageograpby, Ground ting River. on
the Transcontinental railway is the pro•
dosed site for the new farm. It should
o good •
THE firming community received
+l;ttle more than a "pug" in the nose by
he proposed amendments to the tariff,
a outlined ty Hon, Mr. White in the
,ommnns last week. We often wonder
rlity the farmer M P's do not show a
ttle favor to their brother agriculterists,
last and West by giving them a square
BOTH the Dominion and Provincial
governments have made donations to
te disaster that followed the New-
tundland. seal hunters wheret'V so
r reach,
a
an lives were log, the numb
e
ly
110 wA$
voted h
least s too
i at eas � Y
,g 9i
to Federal parliament And $5,000 be
ie Legislature.
;FtARAIeTxa Proltdfoot, M P. P.. fat
entre Heron. quizzed W. IC Snider,
i'ovinciai License Inspector, as to his
toearance in Huron and o her ('011(1
'es during the recent Canada Temper
Me Act campaign and his in erte.encr
1th --t the same. It was d, tided til'
mtnMute could cult deal with 1913
Tents MI Snider play ,d his little
rd thin year, I•e'lee the wheew•tsh.
BRUCE 1', unto Province', 0'.u'. 1)a, ei-
. mat:.l1S (4. 1,,.3.1) n9t :h-• p'o
40,1 g,-• y 0''.1d -r A, nn' t`+'. sends
rev C, s +v.s the"• alt'h.111 '118
d f.31 e 5.:.
..the tag 1.•.n. '11 p t'srn
•k2rtortol• 'I'1•,• :: ante to tcs
hill h, tet that
hteHliug'"„' h ,1 t
see are n, y Ir t p Iles n omp'1:
00010 L. . a'' Il. la
uar> v \T1" 3'el, is the date se) b
4 ,n le for an eve' 11 'lv al
Teems p p Y
urcit. 10,11140 people at the services i1
standout set by the promoters
ese stir -ups should do good and
mid encourage to all every-Stieday
church. There's a part that must
overlooked by pastor and people
en the crowd is corralled. and that
ighs more than is ounces to the
And, ie an interest and hearty wel
tie and svmpathv born of the Divine
3urrs properly the produce dealers
end making a difference in the price
new laid eggs s and the more ancient
riely, An egg 3o days after date or
io which, perchance, embrvotic
!try may have already set up house
vpiug, should not command the
'rket value of a positively fresh one
3 heuef(t of the new regulation will
the mare frequent marketing and
telly closer contact and attention to
flock. Canada's egg business is a
anti growing one and good will be
night by the plan proposed.
delegation of young Conservatives,
'resenting the Ontario Young Man
?�d Association of Toronto, waited on
s Provincial Cabinet and presented a
litinn with000 names asking that
9, g
liquor shops, bar and club houses in
e Province be abolished, &c. Hon
Foy may be a great statesman but
reply to the delegation was of rather
vishy washy variety, a summary being
;follow,: -Mr. Fos 1 nlc the position
It the Govsrument was as much 300 -
ed about the liquor question as ever,
t it w told be useless to proceed In act -
floe of public Opinion. "We know
0 evils of intemperance as well as 80V -
,le," NIu, Foy tattled, "autl we wish as
lett as any pera0u to minimize (hose
;Is, to check the n0e of intoxicants 10
dry possible Nay. Any law which we
sect calling for total prohibition
gild not he wotth the paper it was
it'en o1), so.'the question which re
tin: to 1111 is to find the best way of
ockiug the evil Ido not believe that
here was complete abolition of the
is there would be less drinking in the
titre than there is now.
ebody w nihl still . he en -
1 ''n t o ':i v •1n
lett t, b leg in �qu0r for l s own con
111 pi on 1 00u ,t1 resin '1)t 'he in.
Tate of 1)1.11 1 p es and 1 gem dives anti
SUnon coots if 1, ploy nee wish
111 111':11 1S 3.111 meet et, ten anti 111e
3) 00111,11110 1111110 " -111:(1 Mr.
It 5001 ..11(11 he Govrt()Mott had
e,. taw qn 'l :Psislpol:u uhrler con-.
le3a'iau -'n thy,•, woe ll'r ni a pose..
n t,; utnl( ,t -.Nemirow ,.n le :431)3 et
the 11t(sent lime" It I, a It•'p,fu1
,rt of 11 10(0.11 when the gn,ng men
both 111rt100 stand hehhrd the
;Nuys irreeptetive of l.arty
lunttlall.
NERE°S GOOD NEWS
FOR DYSPEPTICS
We have good Clews for every
person in 11113 tuwu 0111(1 has any furtu
of $tnulath Rouble. It le about a
mutely for indigestion and dyspepsia
that we have so 11)11eh 1'11.11 1n as to
uffee it to you with our pereoual
guaraolee that it it does not relieve
yon and satisi'v you 111 every way",
we will refund the money you pttiel
for it without question of etegutue.I4
of any kind. You leak nothing 1
either Rex/t11 Dyspepsia Tablets will
relieve your etuulae11 ailments or the
money you paid fur thele will be hand-
ed hack to you. 'There is no trod tape
about nut guarantee. It gleans just
what it says. Your word is enough.
If Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets don't
satliefy you, the [Hooey is yours and
the want, you to have it.
asocial Dyspepsia Tablets soothe the
Militated stomach, cheek heartburn
and distress, stimulate a healthy
seceeti(1u of gastric juice, aid i1)
rapid and comfortable digestion of
the food, and help to quickly, restore
the stomach to a emeloltable, easy
acting, healthy state. They also aid
greatly in promoting regulul bowel
action. Rexall Dyspepeilt 'r3blete
at'e sold only at the 7,000 Resell
Stores, and in Lids town only by us, i
'three sizes, 25e, 50e and $1.00, F. R.
Smith, Druggist, 13ruseels.
WE like the sentiments expressed by a
son of Edward Carson and a nephew of
Jno. Redmond over the Monte Rale
question in Ireland :-"Gentlemen of
the older generation, we of the newer
have already shaken hands anti politics
and religion alike can Only suffer from
these personal recriminations and racial
distrusts, which, for the most part, are
merely the wreckage of ,controversies
Iong since dead and of grievances long
since remedied " If people could be in -
doted to shake h
Ild
111 the right spirit
be buried o '
many an old grudge could s
deep it would never have a resurreotfou.
This is the day of brotherhood and ile• •
spite all opposition "Love one another"
is going t0 win the day. Many a cloud
will he rifted 1)1(1 1011111' a long borne
burden laid down when this spirit
d ,mivates the world
Standing field Crop Competition
East Huron Ageiculttual Society
offers $75 00 to be divided its follows :
-820, $15, $12, $10, $8, $8 and $4 for
the hest. Held 01 op of Oats.
The Oeitat i1) DepltrtInolit of Agrieul-
tur4 will furnish the judges.
Nature 4)1 Coin petition - Each
Society Y
t e will be limited to one crop.
Fields entered for rnnlp4tit(„4( roust
c0llsist of tint less than 5 tweet icor
1111)1'4' than 20.
O.'111petitors-Coulpetition will be
limited t0 menthe]s of East 11111011
Agricultural Society. Competitors
tan (1niy enter in one Society enol but
one eon can be (nude by coulpet-
Roe. Any individual can make en-
try for this cawpetition by becom1og
a member of the Society.
A11 competitors west be within 15
miles of Brussels and will have plivi-
leers of exhibiting sheaves atTohmito
Fair and oats at Guelph Winter Fair.
All applications Must be in by Mon-
day, 27th clay of Ap1 il,
Entry forms only be had by apply-
ing t0 MALCOLM BLACK,
Secretary, Brussels.
REV. 1 G. POWELL MADE
HURON HELD SECRETARY
The Huron County Branch of the
Dn11111)iUn Temperance Alliance in a
speri t conv4ntinu at Clinton Tuesday
appointed a Field Sect'eLar•y. A pro-
posal had been made to have a. Joint
Secretary for Huron and the adjoin.•
ing County of Perth, but it was
thought that there was as much
work in the 28 municipalities of
Huron as one main could reasonably
attend to and the convention so de-
rided, Rev. E. G. Powell, of Exeter,
was appointed at $1,500 per year and
expenses and will enter at once on his
ditties.
A resolution was carried with great
enthusiasm, heartily endorsing the
actio: of the license commissioners 0£
North Huron in refusing any ex-
tension of licenses after May 1, and
asking that deputations be appointed
on tate commissioners of
to wait
Centre and South Hu•ol, protesting
against any extension of the Licenses
in any part of the County, Every
effort is to be made to have the Local
and Federal Governments do their ut-
most to have the Cuticula !Peewee/mice
Act thoroughly .enforeed and certain
amendments are to be asked 101 in
alder to secure 111e b-'st results.
Resolutions were also passed urging
tempel'auce people to go into the
primaries or their respective patties
to secure the nomination and election
of candidates who are straight on the
temperanceuestion,
The President, A. T. Cooper, of
Clinton, occupied the chair and air
most every municipality of the
County was represented.
APRIL WEATHER
TROUS ' RS
:1'Ilybbetrlin 1V3-adeato•ltteritilti'e Trousers are always
well made and honestly tailored. They hang well and
retain their shape. You can choose from several
hundred patterns in fancy and plain effects. Worsteds
—Cheviots—Tweeds. Every new stripe, check, or
plain effect. To Measure
W. P. Fraser, Agent, Brussels
e), ideating weather following into
those regions , Mutely, behind the
th s try) unto y I
sun ms. S+ rev n:
1 ' may he known.
Lhrl r are no indications of ttlnlnrntnl
9(014[10111' weather rntldil ions at this
blue, except pro bethililiea of veey cool
nights and I'rosls. 1111 two ht three
',writings, after the al(11'i115 have gone
East of given lnealilies. The outlook
is for generally favorable Cnllllit1r11a
for centime work.
A react111ury slot 1)l period 11 ren-
1•741'hem the 8111 11) the 11111. Storni
0Ond1)100e will show enrich -el develop-
inents-01)1101) warmer, Solidi winds
and low bewail el er, merging into
electrical91urn15 with rain, hail and
wind very prnhable in \Vestey[ sec-
tions as early ha the 81 b. 011 that
date the moon is 011 the .celestial
equator, llpproarhing pl'l'igee and frill
moot on the 10111. Atntnsphel10 con-
ditions will be exceptionally favorable
for hail atotens for two or forte days,
beginning on the 8L11. These disturb-
ances, it must he ren14[hher ed, like all
other 811(1113 developments have their
origin ill Western extremes, e111'ly 111
the petiod, thence trltversinlg the
country Y'elu 6
est to East
timing
successive days of the period. Wan 11)
“Weather-ht•eeditlg " days with fair
weather and falling tett ()meter, go
before the,-111(11)41,!)1Pa:, with rising
bt(rnntetet. anti clearing, cooling.
weather following behind the storms.
This gives melt Tonality. let us repeat
as at fide, during t111' time elapsing be-
tween the beginning nfone stern)
period and the beginning of the
next storm .pel'ind, (lest, at few :lays 01
growing warinlh, fife and failing
barringee. Weeterly winds, and elem.,
cooler weeth1)'.
A regular storm period extends
A regular einem period envoys the
first week In April, having its center
1)u Friday the 81,d. During the lst
and 21111, marked change to wa0'tner
will appear in Western regions, winds
will chtulge 10 Easterly incl Smither-
ly, the barometer' will begirt falling
and by the 81(1, cloudiness will ensue
1111d areas of wind, thunder and rain
will take app I heir (nevelt from West
to hast. By the 4111 and 5111 these
1(411$ of storm 0.11(1 preeipltiettoll will
have teethed the een1'nl Valleys of
the M19;0110e and Mississippi rivers,
followed on Western fiiauke by e14a1"
ing aid mach cnolet' weather, By 111e
511** to the 7th, Stalin Metal 44111 *'013011
1OhttAttatltlo 30arit11451014e) with 0014.1
from the 18111 to the 17111. With the
exception tio0 of the expiring
influence len4
e Of
Perth's vel (1111 equinox, Wended with
the 4ubsitling Jupiter period, there
are fete disluthing, clauses, beating on
this and the remaining 1)0(11 is i11
April. This pelted >viil come 10 its
cosi0 on and t11urhiug l.he 14111, 15111
and 10111. Look flest for the (Mange
to warmer, followed by daintiness,
falling bat1un'tee and rain, winking
tip 1111.1i rising Imeoneetee, \1 -1st 4(1ucl
atdl Frail, cleat ing Weal her. Apeit
showere, [nixed with nc•atteri114 hail
HtIl tins, will visit 111at11y eeeti 111: as
these (1istueliatlm'$ push their way,
clueing the (lays mulled, frig) West,
LO East: ((cross 1.1111 country. 51(11'h
(motet nights, 311.eo(lt'd by possible
frost 00 et. cell 1rn1 111 Northern sec-
tions, will 1111110)1' for several clays -say
np t0 til• 10th.
A relati11)t'y storm period falls
centrally on the 20th, 2181 and 22115.
On and 1'4,11(11111g these days, 10(111 for
a lnarke(1 return of 11111rnm conditions--
much
enditions-much wet met, South winds, derided
fall of the barometer and storms of
thnndm. and rain. On and touching
the 22dsevere thendei erects and
violent, mall 1(411 stones will be very
will ex 141•i411r4 611011
1' 1. (l Il l
natural. S. , 1
phenomena In ynnl• own locality, OP
you will Li on r ah0111 them Oil .1,11e,
other
1ellotv'4 Botch. Suppose you
note thi, predlclinn 11115 Ivhtch.
A ream heitu'y 411 )1)) peeled extends
Over I. he hien' week i(1 April, having its
center on tie 2011: .The Mercury
period titan blends with this regulae
Vulett.ti period, thus adding to lite
pr'nhllhClit.ies 1,f worse Ilam. o•dinary
April sh1wels at this time, 'Phi.;
monies nnnj)nui1011 with earth and
sun, w11i011 le the new 100011, falls on
TIIE FORL) — The Lightest, SurI'st,
Most Economical—the very essence of
Automobiling-'-and all Canadian,
rd0D1f.L T
Runabout
f. o. b. Fold
011 Lat)1(
J. H. GALBRAITH, Agent, BRUSSELS
Paper r tinging Eggs far Hatchin4
1 malt'ruf xs'Att of Wliia,+
isletlate ,•i 'teem hip „f
6,11201200ertletiettflt,
John Lunn
Painter, Paper Hanger
Grainer and Decorator
A Trial Solicited 11 st-Claes Work
Phone 41x -
T homr11 Strreet, l3rllssels
Oe00®1 e,e®If00Cthp''�e8 meeesese
® Harcn
e or
or
Specialty
re
Farm
0 BRUSSELS ,;1
Brooder of 0
a es
Bred -to -lay Barred Rocks
9 and White leghorns
These birds have proven to be. A
Winter layers. Eggs ream any •
® of my pens et e
g $1.00 for 15 or $5.00 per 100 :
0) Ohae. Oroosflold, A18 Sleeker, Q
0 11Alitnagrr. Qtt•Uet.
•111B OO OS 0000000000000001100s1.0
the 25111, with moon travelling to its
i North declination. Thr temperelture
will rise at the beginning of this
prlied, 1lie h(Lreun'ler tti11 fall and 11
1 \ l l 4'.11 •1114 1 " e L,
81•111.2I l I t l m ,
'I i
n e, v e s 11 b
Hi I remit 1\e I t Eton. A
t, y
11.11 111.11 W111.1111 11 utll leach a crisis,
ellhtlihating lei H„rte lumens of thus
diet, rain, hail 1111(1 whirl from the 28th
to the 201 h, These slot ma will he
followed by high barometry hod very
1lght4-frost to the Northward
1 as we pans Into Steyr.
The first aelslnie period for April is
evident 1111 thy• 1011), extending frog)
ahem the 7311 to the 12111. The quad-
0(11ure8 of Maims an the 1011) and
Neptune on the 18111. will increase the
seismic strain at this period. The
second seismic period in -April will' be
(111111311 nn the 25111, reaching from the
22)161 to 20111,
Blyth
Miss Annie Taylor, who is teaching
at A01011, Ont., is h0111e for her vantt-
tioAnconn.
r the 1)t Etas le victims is 1517.
McS(iIlan. 'The'. 1'l(ill(1I' Lhttt he thigh t•
go 10 Clint 00 hospital Ln be 1110sse1
over the ailment is not cc—meet.
GRAND 11I ASTER AT BL1Ta.-:The:
lilyth 0)15F lItws' Lodge held a gala
night in their vomits Tuesday evening,
the wmasion being the visit of Dr.
Coo Mend, of St. M11) 3'$, Genial Master
of Outarid. About 211 br4lln'en
in ail 01111,1110N rrprr)enla1iv4) being
present front Clinton, I3,Orefield,•
Hen:all, Dungannon and 130119801s.
'1'111, Inoue 11(551' - 11(1611 red the fleet
degree on a llMiley 111 It splendid
manlier and wee highly eomfnented
for its FM0(4le11t 11(11'1• hod s4rret work.
Gimlet Master in his address took up
the secret work of the 'Order and
showed a ('0mpnehensive idea of it.
ile is veryanxious that more uui-
foetntty in this work shouid prevail
atu"ngst the differetlt ludgee. - D 1).
,\letatel' M1'l'aggnl't gave 1t short ad-
dress on the Ivotic in the diet•ict•.
Grand Representative S. A. Pnple-
stone gave a splendid ameountof the
work 111 the Sovereign (rand Lodge.
AiARRED-n
(1(1(11 r tie01 Cetre
er-
aL4 11(1111131(105 the billowing Remittal
of Ilse nlarri1geof Mist; Zolla Calder,
'L fin1nel Blyth young lady 3-011
Saturday 1111.011 14111, iv Mount For -
at, at the hone of F. A.. and Mrs.
Lewis, WItte'100 eI1.04t;'the 0111 riaga
of Mies Zeile Gamier, daughter of the
late Dl. 11111 Mts..D: D. 0e edet', of
1311'111, to W. H. Green, of 0(tigary,
tett) s)lett111ized by Rev. W.' li. Hart-
ley, ,f 1)411.1111(11, fllfnteely rentor at
Blyth. At 1 4I'eln111 the pride hand-
somely attired in white satin \viii
weedless of embroidered chiffon and
c)11(3)ng It sheaf of r08ea, entered the
deeming 0"(111 on the eon of her
br111hee-inday. F. A. Lewis, to the
83('ni11411f he Wedding Mith,-pleyed
Inv het' sister, Sl his Ell nn (110(1(x,
The deems, Lions were ctunietl 0111 in
311111mid whiled cal mll
ttlna, 4)Illlax (111(1
lel n). 74) happy temple left nti the
4 811 tenni for 11141: 110)0e in Calgary,
visit -1141 (1 Glliengo, Si. Paul end NIit,-
etcher' al Ent 1Ilwvt
Irmr`k1T1:i,;
.t B1ayYourS k.
ends From a House '
,i of PRESTIGE ) ./
�j41;`
There'. o bis dlRvence ern
10 twecn B e , , l bou9hr from kt csaab thoss. bong SIb me11
and thea bousht from n
k:. house of no particular pres' III
[lee: to
1.. Sow to Brown Use our
!1t k e e t o d sceda. Write for ��
itandtorne Illustrated Cata•
t: love A post card brtnaa w,.
It by return mall.
Valuable 1?remrom l:1. A
With your first order we ,�„
send you. absolutely fre01 o1) tlti..
attractive pre nI 1 la 111 See J'
page one of our CanloauC
Darch &Hunter Sere
Box 1224
London, Ont
flegal atralll White Wyandottes
11114N,s, 1 & 21(11141.•1 111'12 pullets
i1) en011, st healed rutin it flock of 80 mei
maned with tt ('1el( bird and r(1c11rel
from 920 toll 912 1g}; revert] hens.
Ponos Nns. 13 C i enmisl. of 12 pill -
leis iii vmt'1>, selected IS nil balance 1)f
Int -Joel.: mill mated with cunt bird
r+,l r.,•rl.,rel front 1!101 ruin lilieeeneti
1'11•.
Provincial farm Strain of
Bred to lay Barred flocks
Two l0' 1 • :'I ,elect 141 pillets -remit
it 4dt 1)t WO alit! 111..l1 011 11iti 2 coelcer-
els of heavy 1Jlyin r 11111111.4,
Grey? in the (`ouuly dl Huron,
Province ofOnta to, N+rnte•', rle-
eensed
1 Nutteelahereby elven pursuant to Fee- 06,
01151. III, or the statutes or unterto, 1. Geo•ge
V, 410(11111111mons Moine un3 01,11', ng31)153
Gingiva.. William Kine,11who 1; el ,•11 or about
Inasen1) 1))41)1oet prepaid of or oris deliver it 1110 Itell1'.•r l
Soot t, Brtaselx Putt other, A gen) for John
lilag. told .teh,1 Itnt uv0'113114141,111'.11.11:
Tal Or u 1,611r/1'0411 tha rate u' n l' w i l l i, m
Mmes mml addiottecto and full In etieularx 111
wrlttne or thoir•elenei'• 4 , 14018 the Ilrs1 My of
111ny, 1114, s1101.which dote the said Rxrratnrn
' winprlseed to di trihtlle tilen,art., of the spiel
deceased among the pnrwono entitled thereto
Intl -toe regard only to the claims of which
theyahnll then bavohm! not1ne and that they
• will poi, 110noes ter th” setts motet' or any
( 31nhnEi oohou ner ptndfwhw
('lanhen
flstod at Brussels 191+
tient Any s(April, 11)14.
P, Sewer,
Agent for Executors
Eggs per setting of 16 1 -
Peu 1 White\1`vundnttra ,......., $2 50 ®r 1rr. a Sale
Pen 2 2 0(1
Pen '1 •' ".. 1 50 i 1)I''
Pon .1 " 1 W -
Pens 13arted ilockcs 1 W Valuable Farm Property in the
hi of Morris
75% 100001 y a1(11 square ileal guaran-
W ed. .Only a limited quantity nl'
\Vyandnite eggs for stile rip to May1.
Riverside Farm
Phone 66 or 24x R. THOMSON
Brussels.
•
was of Copenhagen crepe 1.10111 with
hal to nletteh, A11)01}st the guests
preatwt 1'00,1) h distltnec were Rev.
rout Sire, Ha1)l(y, 0111 111111) t Mr and
111 Collis, Lon•loo : F (- tris.. , Tor•
cwt.' t d , C. \I 'rheum:ai , Stint -
(mu ; .tit ..1lgIu•;, Jai vis , .111s, 1'(101',
111%141111.4i.
Coca illor Choler received word 111'
the death of his brother, Jimies, at
Claremont, Utah The tato 111r. Qar-
ter, who Mae i1) 1115 68,11 year of his
age, wits horn in 'hick Plena111 J'own-
:a.ip'1' b.,.• his -lwyh,., 11 dn.) well.
w ,.'Ile c f Blyth
,1, 11 ,1 n r i 1 1.
I
1 I e
no 1)l 47 el � 1150 mud Nn14 11110 f It
y
t 111!
11 I 3 \ n boil le Illi mill
bidet( 1)t 1 t 1 111 1 it
here, knowathen 118 the 1Vhinh4al
111111 Lett yaar he visited his brother
here: After leaving lily111 he resided
L) vitelmna planes but fort he that 1111r11 -
her of years 11110 lived 111 Claremont,
He leaves to 11)0)11)1 his loss a wife,
three sous alai one daughter.
Does your Heart Flutter 7
You 1)1(011' heau't t1 ening cleans
you're not as well rte you should be.
It's all evidence of impaired 110010
tool inesculee power. 7'o (1a1'11(1 cut e,
ti•y' Ferrozune 1 it. }1119 11 allte'ial net ion
011 the hetu't 1111 00011 ill 1110 ('x131 oaf
Thos. Quiver or Cole Harbor, N. S.,
who says : "Ir i exerted myself it
would bring palpitation. TO carry
any heavy' weight or go quickly up.
5111110 00111 pletely knocked Ice 0111.
\Vhen bad 1tutuks 1.1111( 00 I 110ed i1)
I 111 suer v
fear of sudden death. I't � gave
mt• heart the very as8ista114e it need-
ed' and now I tun quite well." Lor
Inoue' 01' nerves it's hard to excel Fee -
ermine:, 50e per box at all dealer[.
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular effectiveness in
curing Rheumatism, Lumbago and
Sciatica to their power of stimulating
and strengthening the kidneys. They
enable these organs to thoroughly
filter from the blood the uric acid
(the product of waste matter) which
gets into the joints and muscles and
causes these painful diseases. Over
half a century of constant use has
proved conclusively that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills strengthen weak
kidneys and U
Cure Rheumatism
ile
A good supply of 3, 4 and 5
inch Tile still on hand.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Henfryn Brick& Tile Yards
BOLE & DOUGHERTY,
Proprietors
Attention of the
formic Community
y
I have full lint's of the tai snit) 1\;;-
0X"11110111 Implements in 511.)11 111111
sin (.1114 Ir, supply the tweets of till
on 111101'1. notice. See one
Steel Low
Hay . Down
Loaders Spreaders
They (01) '1 be beaten,
Nigh Grade Pianos Phonographs
Sewing Machines
Stock of First-class Buggies
Homestead
Fertiilxer
is I.he hest: oil, 1114 market,, Oct
y4,111, :empty now end be ready for
Hitting mowing.
Ir you require anything in tiny line
ling phone 8'2 o1 mall (1t -toy wa)'eroom.
yon ave always welcome.
S. Carter, Brussels
Towns p
Thera will be offered for solo 117 Pal1li4
A0etlon on Tuesday. Apt it 28111, 1.)4 at 11
u'elo.k in the forenoon, at the A nla•ienn
lintel Brussels, by vb. ltie of n Powe). a3 811et
contained In t( esrtnin mortgage which will
Le produced at the Hale, the following proper-
tyT;-
he NFolr(B01fofLot 01 0f the mid, 'l'own'
In the Fourth Conces4ion of 1110 said Town-
aldaof 3(0(•014, eontatnhlg one hundred acres
-
more or less.
Thu following inglrnvcmenta are said to 115
on the property ;--About 80 acres cleared;
nbnitt 26 agree slash and pasture land; balnnes
mixed tinder; Ing dwelling with. framelean-
to •
ean•tot ",nno hark horn Ytnnet foundation;
(sun, I . 10. 1".:11) 10 en or. 110112
P111'11 • , •1 o, th'• pnrchese
mm 1.l In h.- e• Id d w . 1111 111" doe of sale.
Far en+s :a to it, 0111 he node known of the
+flit
For farther t 2 tinalnrs anal' to
10305 & LEONARD.
50NARD,
Solleltoro, IH Toronto Street,
ol'o,
or to 10930 LEt'K1E, Eat(, BruTaaelns, tmOnt,
Hog for Service
e for s vine0.00
The undersigned Morels, will keep n n r at
1
f 6 1
16 lige 7, rimy Il then noted Hl(lll '1 1111
Pedigree finy bo s, en on nnnnrxtim, Trues
9) 1.0 pa amble at tit u of set vieo wl'il privilege
of returning If neoe0s1111. P. SPARIZIN,
20.4' Proprietor,
The People's Column
Y01)11(HIRE sOWO FOR SANS -Thom'
bred Yor0sld re Sown, mulling first litter,
for sale, Terme to snit purrhnsrrs,
.1 AS /WEIR,Phone 108, Lot ae, Ont 0, Norri,
PASTDRI01"ARM TO R1)N'13.--One or the
best 1011 erre farms in Gray to rent. Lot
22. Con. 0. Running Spring writer in trough
the year r01n" and lots or shade, will rent
to DAVID) 1117 NE pl h 1, Ont r lmy, Apply
OR SA f,.-ouse and Lot situoted nu Lot
F EH
1, Con 1, (trey Hoose 1s 00 x 00 ft.
Stable i
s ll 24, with
anro of la(nd. Or will
sell bmlettg without hand
JOHN WRIGHT,
Brussels.
F011 BALE. -The undersigned bosh gnnullty
of nuts for rale, Phone 12 on 110 remnant
('et,1,,d DAVID OI OUT(IHEON, Mo.
Killen Twp., 40101ton P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE beingI01.tl HOP of Lot
20, Cott 11..Grey township, Huron (lo.,
eon toinhlg 311 neves, If not sold by the bit of
April will bet rented. for genes 114 the 19tan. 15
seeded down, On (110 aronisas Is a frame
house tmd re good wood steed, hank barn with
stone stabling and orchard. Good wed at the
hoexe )11112 n spring at timbal -n.50 verse clear-
ed, 233 miles.. from Ethel Mallon, 1% miles
from school and chnrcll. Possession cal bet
given litany time, I1 snap for quick nate Ba'the
-
proprietor, Angne l'nmpbell, is in the West.
For further partieulnrs apply on Lot 20, Con.
10, Grey, Monerieff P, 0 e' phone 4701.
.TAMES 8I0KAY, e0.
FARM FOR SALE, bring MULot 13, Oou. 8.
Norris Township, H00011 00 , contnhling
100 acres On the 311 entsen is'a good 0-rounled.
name henna and woodshed, bank barn 90x00,
straw shed 00x611, poultry house 15x40. and mg
ren There 1s considerable timber on farm
Lonntion 1eabout in mile front church and
s0ilool For further pplwtieola•P apply o11 the
promisee or to RO1T, NSW(`0MBIO,
Blyth Rural phone 619 R. R. No. 31 Blyth
STOREHOUSE FOR SALE OR T011ENT.-
No, 1, Produce warehouse Int pelmets
Station G. T.11. Norpar138tienOa1,Il4 apply 10
.1. li:, Braal.xlx.
1.----DAI( LAWN FAR1m" FOR BALK.--
c The undersigned offeivefor Rale Ilia lino
1110 Bora ferns, being North Bolt Lot 20.Oon. 8.
Morris towualnp, Baron 00. Nnrnl is Ma good
Plate of cultivation, well fenced, and 1101) on it
a ileo briolr 0.,1100 that mint $0,800 Good lawn
surrounded by ostler fledge Darn 02x 80 feet
on stone fonndnteon. (good °echoed and 10
acre•' of hardwood bush Farm is only a mile
frena th0 splendid mnrnet than of Brussels
and is 134 miles from school, Good commun-
ity. PosHelsioin nt once For further particu-
lars, price, torus, tee.. apply on rho premisett
or to .101510 MOON MY, Proprietor, Sentinels
P,0.
t9.4....�..d\..,nh....6...ste.-r6..4...4L-41..edb....A. C.'
W. H. LQV.E .�
r Director
Funeral r ® c o
and Embalmer , , 4
Orders pr(IpIly hod vale -'
filly' attended to night4•1.
day, Pion(
2.28.
1 F_ TF -1 L, CANT.
`JI
COLLEQE
AT HOME
sem.-.:.•s.o•..+w.m,...®e..
Thousands of eimbl1to on young ileo•
pie a•1. fust peel n11ng 1)l their own
1111111es to 01n0114y 111.111,11vl 111,v1t101(01i11
Nn.aa
191oleo.,
book
101021.11.
plows, 11111 'ter "ante, 1'cE every
either() of netivittee, fog mos, rtdsl1 at
nonage 11 yyou sd wish, P,1P111e10 8111,1
an toed. lgalercollege, tiny any. - Indi-
vidend-inatrilntion: Menest t.Rolto•s
'J1hb'ty pen's' experience !hyaena
trniner0 in Daman Seven colleges.
S iaeihl bows() 1'01' teachers.
A f1lltal eel with Commercial Ramon.
tor'a Asxoolntirn, al (18111100 Nun 11'(10
School 85 Marmon') Spotto513na11,008 001.
1020, TL011do1.
Winghem Business College
110.:'"An'rmAttyy W, 111 111,,
T, .
Preaid'ent. P14nripal.