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,JAS ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEOIV.
Successor to AL, H, Moore, Office at Ander.
eon thus, Livery etable, Brussels, 'Telephone
No, 29,
DR. T, T, M' RAE
Baohelor of Medicine, University of Toronto
Licentiate find Graduate of tete College of Phy-
diaiene end Surgoo'na, Ont. Postgraduate
Chicago Eye, Ear, Noao and Throat Hospital,
Ohioago, Ill. Ex -House Surgeon to St. Mich-
ael's Eospitnl, Toronto.
Oiflce over P. 12. Smith's Drug Store. ' Tela,
Phone connection with Oranbrookac all hours.
DR. F T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Modioino, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ontario ; ex -Senior noose. Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto, OHiaen of late Dr,
A. MaKevey, Sinai) Block, -•Brussels.
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ALEX."' D. M'KELVEY
M. B., M.O.P.@S. O.
198.Blooi• street East Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical assistant in Ear, Noso and Throat de•
pertinent Now General Hospital, Toronto ;
Post Grndunte Harvard Medical School, 13o0•
ton ;late Senior Resident Surgeon Muss, Eye
85 Ear . Infirmary ; late Clinical assistant 111
Nose and Throat department MASA Gen. HOW
Mind • late House Surgeon Toronto General
Hospital. 1'In Brussels by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT,
Physician and Surgeon : Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitale. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat, Eyestested for glasses.
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario and Graduate Uni•vereity of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry,
Office in leard Block, Wingham
Phone. 249. PostOffieevox 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work aSpoolalty
DR. WARDLAW
Senor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Oilloe opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal. graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, McCormick Medical College, Chicago,
111„ is prepared to test ,yea and ft glasses at
her office over Grewae's Restaurant, Brussels,
en Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week, Office hours 1 to 8 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment, Phone 1219. ..,
T. R. 'BENNETT
W111 give better satisfaction to both buyer and
Roller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what la reasonable. Sales conducted
anywhere in Ontario. Pure bred stook sales a
specialty,
Write or 'phone 2B Wroxoter.
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BRUSSELS
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Goin Bost - 7:05 n, Al.and 8:56 . in.
Going P
Going- 12;46 nvd 0.1
west. 7 . m.
P
1111 trains going East connect with
C. P. R. atOrangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Loonl Agent.
gond .eb Stents
SYLVESTER AND MRS, FOX and Child,
of Brussels. spent Sunday at L. V.
Knight's, Howiclt,
'Primus STOTHRaS, ex -Warden for the,
County of Huron, has been appoinled
postmaster at Dungannon.
Rgv. H. M. LANGFORD, rector 9f
Christ church Listowel, and formerly of
Brussels, has purchased a Saxon car.
HURON County rate of taxation this
year will be 2 1-2o mills instead of 2 r.no
mills as in 0913, It's mounting up all
right.
HAROLD N$ w1"
oN son of Dr. Newton
Lu r
ck tory whoh r
s recently
a Y
ASR druggist, has taken a -position in
Newark.
Miss GRACE AUSTIN, of the Fergus
High School bas been appointed by the
Educational Department es one of the
examiners ill Torouto.
Miss Jule Bartliff, of Clinton, left on
Monday of last week, to spend the sum-
mer with her sister Mrs, Pinner, at
Vancouver, B. C. Both were former
resic}ents of Brussels.
E. RozOLL, formerly of Grey, who
purchased the Torrance Farm, just east
of Clinton, has made preparations to
deliver milk. A new up-tu.date milk"
van has been ptirchased.
Rev. J. C. Tolmie, Presbyterian
minister of Wipdsor, is likely to be a
Liberal candidate in North Essex
Rev, lobo Cobourn, of Toronto, was
nominated by p
the Tem erauce
(,coven-
tim1to oppose Hon. Jas. Duff and In one
of the Grey Co. constituencies.
FRANK DURDLE of Exeter, formerly of
Brussels has purchased a tell acre fruit
form and garden farm adjoining the.
city of St. Thomas -and taken possession
hi the Fall- Mr. and Mrs. Durdle were
in St. Thomas and closed the bargain,
Mr. Durdle is very, tmtch, interested in
this line,
Bugs A STunio,--The Joplin (Kansas)
Daily Globe of (une'3rd, speaks AS fol-
lows of a 0011 of. Councillor and Mrs,
McGuit•e, of Brussels :—Harry Cornish,
cue of the most widely known photo-
graphers of the South-west has d:is-
Mposect,o.f his Studio here to Robert M.
cGuire of Kansas City. Mr. McGuire
assuined.charge of the studio at noon
yesterday, His fondly will come to
Joplin soon, Mr. Cornish recently ac.
eepted a position as travelling repye-
,tentative of the Eastman Kodak Com,
pane and will begin his duties in two
weeks, _his headquarters' to b
e to
Rochester,
N. `)' 'L'he studio under
Mr, McGulre'eownersltip end Manage, -
meet retaine of the
willAl the name 119
CorlliSli •studio, .ori •oceotlnt.of its ex-
tensive reputation,
It Is situated et
Nos t2•4 k M
t Main street. , r Mc-
Guire
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Guire who formerly in Toronto,
re t1ec i
n
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Can 11eli1 a
politt il
similar to the o
to
taken by Mr, Cornish tied hi his trips to
Joplin he : became impressed with the
city and•arorettged to li *ete Mete,
so cents gets Tax Por for
balance of the year to any Canad
postefiiee. 30 cents extra for post
to the United States, Now la a go
time to get on the .list if you want t
news,
AuoTroN SALE ,.•- Wm, GOl•don,
Flora street, intends holding an Aucti
Sale of Household Furniture, etc.,
Saturday afternoon of this week, at
o'clock. It will be without reserve
he purposes removing from Brussels,
Rev, John Kay and wife, of Stratfor
have goue on an Old Country trip, sail,
ing by the steamship Laetitia from
Montreal, on Saturday. The revere
gentleman supplied Melville Chur
pulpit Brussels Otte summer,
Jas. AND MRs DUN)'ORD and family
have returned iron) Seaford) to. Clin-
ton and are now nicely settled in the
apartments above the store. '1'he many
friends of the family are pleased to
welcome them back to townl and hope
their stay will be a pernaueni ope.
JUNE 26')'x.—Dr, L, S. M. Hamilton,
Agraduate in
Medicine of Torouto
Uu:versity and for past 5 years con-
nected with the Canadian Purity Edo.
cational Association of Toronto, will
address a meeting of the Women's In-
stitute in the Carnegie Library on tie
afternoon of June 26th at '2 3o p. m.
'Phis will be a public meeting and they
extend an invitation to every lady In
town or vicinity.
DomnsioN DAY Pic-Ntc.—.-Brussels
Women's Institute intend holding a
pie•nielo Davidson's grove on the after-
noon of Wednesday July 1st, As this
grove is an ideal spot for a picnic. keep
the date clear, bring your lunch basket
with you w and spend the a afternoon in
the shade on the bank of the river.. A
varied program of speeches. music,
games, etc., will be given. A refresh-
ment booth will also be on the grounds.
J. 0. MITCHELL, of St. Marys, has
disposed of his furniture and under-
taking business to L. A. Ball, of Aylm-
er, a man who has spent' his whole 'fife
in the furniture and undertaking busi-
ness. Mr. Ball is no stranger there, be
ing well and favorably known by many
Stone Town residents. In Igor he
graivated from the Chicago School of
Embalming and has since followed this
business successfully. Mr, Ball is a
former Brusselite.
Good Reasons For it Success.
The majority of catarrh remedies
ale useless. But one that does cure is
"Catarrhozone." It clears the head
of all mucous discharge. Putt id ma-
tey in the nostrils, phlegm in the
throat, and disease germs are com-
pletely swept away. The cause of the
disease is destroyed, it's results are
destroyed, and the system sn thorough-
ly cleansed of catarrhal poison that
cure is permanent. All types of
r'ttf l'
,i 4C h throat and bronchial triable
colds and coughs at'e more certainly
cured by Catarrlinzone than anything
else. Ttvo sizes, 25c and $L00 at all
dealers.
M A N I N fu sin con,ng9, s s; W. and sowCurl'ne,
an ry furnishing grana send sowing
Bpd same on Frarti° Road, $2,60; Alex,
Porterfield, furnishing material and
he TERRIBLE ■ buiiding Pence at devialien xoad con,
A I- 0 $19,76 ; W m, Wigh Clean, salary its
of VV Asaassor, $06,00; Wm, Wightman,
on , equalizing the school sections and
on Auburn Pollee village 528,00, Council
3 Finds Help in Lydia E. Pink- ad jout'ned to Monday, Some 22,
as ham'sVegetable A.' PorrnarI1FLD, .01001..
Compound.
d, atop Limping, Guro The' Corn.
Quickly done by Putnan's Painless
nd
eb causes nn paha, removes every trace
eh Cape Wolfe, Canada,—"LastMarein of soreness Fifty years f
1 0ranbrook ; J, M. Nicol, Listowel and
I0, J. Moorehouse Trowbridge, Ser-
vices on Sunday will be taken by
,1Rev, D. C. McGregor, M. A„ Toronto,
ITo mark the uceaeion the jubilee
Committee is !laving a souvenir pubii-
cat100 pt•epared which promises to be
, a decidedly interesting one. It will
contain cuts of the first church. first
seseion, early ministers and the pies-
' out church along with an interesting
I sketch of the history of the cote'
muuity.
Oorn Extractor. Ants it; one day, 1 Walton
DEATH Or MISS NELLIE BENNETT.
roves Putnarins a the is our su u co fetor tit eat
substitutes,. g
Last week the' Plymouth Congre-
gational church Young Men's Club in
Chicago elected two former Huron Co.
residents in the persons of Dr. Fred.
Gilpin, formerly of Brussels, as Presi-
dent, and Dr. Fred, Bissett. an old
Goderich boy, vice President. The
club does good work along Brotherhood
lines. Retiring President tendered the
members a Banquet at his residence on
the evening n o of the election t which
g was
thoroughly hI enjoyed.
Canuck
gs continua
Y
to work to the top in Uncle Sam's.
domain.
A FORMER BRUSSELITE.— Spring was
about ten days later, bete this year but
the crops are looking good through it
all. We congratulate you on your re
covery trom your recent illness. It is
going on
g g 30 years since I left Brussels
but it bas a warm spot in my memory
yet and we like to get Tire POST to see
how things are moving, although it
seems the old timers are getting very
few. It was uphill, for a while when
we came here but we never regretted
coming to Manitoba. Hoping this finds
you all well as it leaves us all in good
health. Enclose please find Si.00 for
THE POST for 1914. Very truly yours,
JOHN T. DEND0W.
Deleau, Manitoba May 3oth 1914.
CURFEW.—The Milverton San of last
week says truly ;— Chief Hartmier has
e i
r ce ved instructions to enforce the
Curfew u F law hickrequires.
w that child
ren under the age of *6 must not be
found upon the streets or in any public
place except in the company of a pareut
or guardian after the hour of 9 o'clock
0a1n. The Council should strengthen
the Chief's hands by giving him en-
thusiastic support in his enforcement of
the law. The law is intended for the
protection of children and' should not
be permitted to remain a dead -letter.
There would be less talk of white
slavery and fallen womanhood if a more
rigid discipline was exercised by parents
with regard to the hours their` children
keep,
Dict not the Whole Thing. • -
Your table is loaded with food—
digestible and wholesome, yet you
never gain strength. What's the
troubleLook within, and what do
you find
? A lazy livor
etonnch
overloaded with wo k—useless work
benause the ba
woes and liver are o oat
sufficient active,
t I Relief '
t a quickly
oct
q Y
supplied by De. Hamilton's Pills,
They make weak folks strong by re-
uloviug: the cause of the weakness..
Digestion improves, 'constipation
leaves, liver takes new life, kidneys
wake up, -the whole system is en-
livened by Dr. 13amiltoin's Pills. No
Better medicine for the sick or well,
25c at rill dealers,
PRI1sENTATION,=Hon. Arthur Meig-
lien, Solicitor: general of CanaclA, WAS
thel•eoipient of a unique expressiou of
honor' and esteem by the Conservative'
members of Parliment, when prime
minister ou their behalf presented hila
with a gold watch and elude and Mrs.
Meighen with a: sterling silver tea ser-
vice, It was not in recognition of any
anniversary, bet simply a'sponta'neotls
tribute- to the ability of one 'who is
recognized as one of the coming men of
the halt n malting hasty, I malts g the', presentation
Mr. Borden said that it was pot neces-
sary to•dwell upon Mr, Meighen's car-
eer since entering the House, From
t F m
the first remarkable ability, devotion to
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du clearandlucid e
t d xresin and
Y.expression
to i
fl Tealsinfact,everything uecea-
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f l'
vAr o the fit ceessft l i r
1 t tb tc rnau had
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been his. He closed with a graceful
tribute to'Mrs, it.leigbeu. Hort, Mr,
Moisten is A nephew , of Mrs. Fletcher
Sparlieg, of Bfnaet}s,
was a complete wreck. I; had given up r o susses, It' d d tp 1 k d h
all complete
getting better or living any
length of time, as I was such a.sufferer
from female troubles. But I took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
today I am in good health and have a
pair of twin boys two months old and
growing finely. I surprised doctors and
neighbors for they ey all know what a
wreck I was.
"Now I am healthy, happy and hearty,
and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies. You may publish this letter
if you like. I think if more women
used your remedies they would have
better health."—Mrs. J. T. Corm, Lot
No. 7, Cape Wolfe, P.E.I., Canada.
Because your easels a difficult one, and
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. It surely has remedied many
cases ofil
.fem le ills, ssu
such as inflamma-
tion,
ma
tion, ulceration, displacements, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
and it may be exactly what you need.
The Pinkham record is a proud and
peerless one. It is
a record of constant
victory over the ob-
stinateillsbf Women
—ills that deal out
despair. It is an es-
tablished fact that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
lTegetableCompound
has restored health von s
to thousands of such suffering women.
Thy don't you try it if you need such a
nedieine?
Clinton
At the annual London Conference.
held at Sarnia R. B. Manning was
elected a lay delegate to the General
Conference which convenes in Ottawa
in September.
GALL TO PRESBYTERIAN PASTORATE.
At a well attended meeting of the
members of the Willie Presbyterian
church, Monday evening, it was de-
cided to extend a unanttnous call to
Rev. F. 0, Harper, pastor of Chalmers
Presbyterian church London. Rev.
i11r. Reid, of Loudesboro, the moder-
ator, presided at the meeting. The
pulpit has been vacant since last
March, when Rev. D. H. Grant ac-
cepted a call to the Northwest. Rev.
Alex. Stewart was pastor of the
church'for over forty years. •
Belgrave
Chas. and Mrs. Bivno
v attended the
funeral on
Monday Of last
week at
Be '
1 lave of their 1 h
uncle, the late
g Chas.
McRae. They live in Exeter,
East Wawanosh Council was held
nor May 20113. Members all present.
Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll was opened as per notice. Only
nue appeal that of R. R. Sloan claim-
ing of being over assessed on land
being received but owing to notice of
appeal not being received in the stated
time, no action was taken. There
being no other changes requested, it
was moved by Councillor Buchanan
and Councillor Stonehouse, that the
Court of Revision be now`olosed and
Asseeoment Roll adopted for the
present year. Carried. Council re-
sumed and ordinary business proceed-
ed. Minutes of last meeting read unci
confirmed on motion of Irwin—Stone-
house. Communication from J. W,
Lyon, Guelph, asking for a grant of
money Y
to help d
efiaY expensesen
nes re-
garding deputations ins rvho waited on
the Govelument recently re . the
Waterways Union and the Hydro -
Electric Railway Union received and
ordered to be filed. By -Lute No.
5.1914 ratifying the appointment of
3.13. Ellie as Collector and By -Law
No, 0.1914 authorizing the Reeve and
'Pteasurer to borrow money to meet
the ordinary township expenditure
both read and passed. Following
accounts were paid :— .Municipal
.World supplies, 51.48; J. Stewart,
hall relit, $30,00; N. olt, repairing
and putting in culvert on side line
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they have enconrhged them by •
• sending in their work. We hope •
• they will continue the same. •
• All kinds of repairs will be •'
promptly attended to on farm A
• Implements, threshing outfits, • e
• tubing, patching and all kinds e
• of boiler repairs. Years of ex-
q. perieuee on this class of world
• enable them to give best of sat-
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Quitea number r
n boo war •It to
Stra f
t old
last week to see the circus.
Fred. Josci}ice is raising the corner
of his barn and putting cement blocks
in.
Horses are not alloited to run on
the road 'se the Township By -Lary
says.
Knox Christian Endeavor had part
in the meeting at Moneriefl Tuesday
evening of last week. They turned
out in large nutnbers.
Moods
DID WELL,—At the 84th annual
Commencement of the Medico-
Ohirurgical College of Philadelphia,
held at the Academy of Music, on
Friday, June 6th, out of very large
graduating clave De. William Leonard
McOutcl was vas at
vardec}_ Honorable
Mention for his moat excellent shov-
ing in the final Examinations.. He
received a Diploma from the Phila.
delphia General Hospital for especial
course in Oral Surgery that he took
at that Institution. He also holds
Diplomas of active membership in the
Pei Omega Dental Fraternity ; the I.
N. Browell Society..of Dental -Science ;
the R. W. Starr Society of Stomoto-
lony, and the Alumni of the College.
He is this week taking the Pen-
nsylvania State Board examinations.
The Do, is a son of D, and Mrs. Mc-
Outcheon, 8th line, Morris, and will
practice his chosen profession with
his uncle, Dr. W. R. Roe, of
Philadelphia, Pa., formerly of Mortis,
The Liberal convention held at
Gilbert Plains last Friday added to
the list of strong temperance and so-
cial reform candodatea'by nominating
G. D. Shortreed, M. D., of Grandview.
The doctor has long stood for pro-
gressive principles and for moral re-
form, and lone been an aggressive
worker amongst Liberals for demo-
cratic ideas and advanced temperance
legislation. He will be a1 out -spoken,
virile advocate of the abolition of the
bur and an able b e debater. The Leg-
islature Assembly needs men of hos
stamp. - In his first address on the
evening of his nomination he came
out in unmistakeable terms for the
temperance policy of the Liberal
party and among other things he was
reported that he did not care what it
was called, but he wanted legislation
for the masses as opposed to legis-
lation for the classes, as he believed
in the fair distribution of wealth and
in every man getting a fair return
for his labor. Hewas n va thoroughly `u
g Y
t
harmony with the principle of nation-
al schools and he stood o by such
schools n
c cls b cause hec
believe t the
taught the children not "what" to
think but "how" to think. He was
also In accord with the principle of
compulsory education the necessity
for which was instanced by the case
of Grandview, where not a hundred
yards from the school .premises a
number of children were growing up
without receiving any education at
all. Dr. Shortreed is an old Morris
boy and a brother to Reeve Shortreed.
When Illn se Comes
Have you at band a remedy that
will alleviate pain and help till the
doctor comes ? A wise thing, is to
have right in your home a bottle of
"Nerviline" which gives instant relief,
and prevents disease from spreading.
Nothing known for the stomach and
bowels that tv
compare with Nerviline.
dine.
For cream,se. ton r•u heat tbuindi gsi
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leadaclie, rte indispensable. For 50
years Poison's Nerviline in 25c bottles
has been a family stand-by. Get }t `
today.
Blyth
Miss Hazel Bennett has taken the
position of Organist in St. Audrelv's
church.
The sawmill is now running a clay
'and tt quarter to make tip for the lost
time caused by the break in the
engine.
A Garden Party under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's
()bora, will be held on the °hooch
grounds on the evening of Wednes-
day, June 24th. The Kiltie Band, of
Clinton, has been secured.
GODiPET1TION. Pollots i i n to
g i9 ti
list of those who have entered their
r
field of White Oats in, the Blyth
Agricultural Society Field Competi-
tion :—C. K. Taylor, R. Richmond,
nd
,
Duncan MOallnm, Win. Taylor.', R.
Wightnutn, J. Tierney, James Snell,
David Laidlaw, A. W. Sloan, Alex.
McGowan; Wnr. Pollock, Jahn Barr,
R. B. McGowan, Jaynes Jackson, W.
Grey, R. H. Shortreed, W. McGowan,
'Wm. Watson, Duncan Laidlaw, Ben
lNaniit, 3. & F. Laidlaw, R. 14. Sloan,
Fred Toll, and T. H. Taylor &'Sons,
Molesworth
, ST, ANDREW'S Cavaco/ / JUBILAE,—
The 50th anniversary of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian church, Molesworth will
be held on Sunday, Jurte 21st„ and on
the Monday afternoon following a re-
union will be held when addresses tviii
be given by Rev. J. W. Bell, Toronto
and Rev. George Ballantyne Buxton,
former pastors ; Rev, D. 13. Mcltae,
Armow and Rev. A, B. Dobson, of
1crivici, Special
music will be
furnished and in the evonlog at 5
o'elo hskipper, w' 1
e tl be served b'
the
Y
]tidies. Monday evening an 03*181
tainment will be held in the church.
Music will be furnished' h d by the ladies
L R
q inox
nartette of
I church Listowel
stowed
and D, StracbatrJamestown.
Ad-
dresses will be given bythe following
g
Ministers : Reeds,. A, S. Mann of:.
Brussels; 0, Tate, 'Blurvltle ; • T, M,
Wesley, Wruketerl3, ; t1 Mo0ullooh,
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S. and Mrs. Bennett, of Wingham,
who was called to her Eternal Home
on Wednesday of last week. Miss
Bennett 1 tk was a bcf ht
g young girl of
10 years of age and her early demise
casts a deep shadow of gloom. A few
months ago she was stricken with a
deadly disease, and although every-
thing that earthly hands could do to
restore her to health, was done, a
greater Power was at work. The de.
ceased was a member of the Metho-
dist Church and Sunday School and
will be greatly missed by her associ-
ates, by whom sloe was loved and es-
teemed. The deepest sympathy of
the community goes out to the
sorrowing parents and sister, Miss
Blanche, in their very sad bereave-
ment. Funeral services were held at
the home of her parents on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock and interment
took place at Seaforth, Deceased is a
neice of Messrs Bennett of this locali.
ty.
Rheumatism Almost Killed Her.
For years Mrs. Stahlsebrriidt, of
Humberstone, Ont„ was a martyr to
rheumatisrn. "I was SO stiff and lame
I could scarcely walk" she writes.
"An attack striking my limbs made
walking impossible. Friends and
doctors gave prescriptions but I only
got relief from Ferrozone. I took
twelve boxes and gained from the
first. Today 1 am well, feel stronger,
weigh heavier and look the picture of
health:" Whether muscular or in-
flammatory, 'chronic or otherwise,
Ferrozone does cure rheumatism and
sciatica, 50c per box at all dealer's.
Wingham
FIRE.—The home of Robert Saint,
on Edward street, was completely
destroyed fire Friday day night when
as his two little daughters were about
to retire an oil lamp upset and the
blazing oil caught the furnishings and
spread quickly. So quickly did the
flames spread that the children had
barely time to escape. They ran
across the road and gave an alarm
but before the fire department ar-
rived the house was doomed and in a
little while nothing but one wall re-
mained. 14r. and Mrs. Saint and two
other children were visiting at Blue
vale at the time and the two little
girls were alone in the house.
they •
Brantford windmills have been put
up at on the farms of Jas. Cardiff,
'1th con„ Garf. Baker, 9th con., and
HughHenry,
12th con. George
McCall,of
Ethel,charge was in r of
e
the erection.
At its last meeting in the June ses-
sion the Perth County Council deci-
ded to btiild a new bridge on the town
line of Wallace and Grey, to be know
as the Stewart bridge ; another be-
tween Wallace and Hdwick to be
known as the Campbell bridge, as
well as a new floor for town line
bridge between
the townships of
Keeps
Keeping Perfect
Time
For sale by
L.. Take, Walton
few People
Outside of plisse who have made_a
study of it, are able to design or
choose the right mernorial for a
particular purpose,
My business Is that of belping my
patrons to select a monument, a
headstone or other, marker for a
grave or a plot that will please
people by its harmony with its
surroundings and by its expressive
appeal to memory.
My success in choosing aright is
more to me than dollars and cents.
With me monumental work is a
profession, a lifework. I feel the
same pride in a beautiful design
that an artist in water color feels
in an artistic landscape.
If you will come to me .and talk
suablts.
out what you would like to get
I will make your wishes' my own
and they shall be .carried out in
the way that will 'secure right re -
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
ALLAN E. HERSEY, Proprietor
Wallace and Howick, It will also en-
deavor to make the township of
Logan or the interaction school
section pay 527.15, the amount of last
year's arbitration.
Messrs. Jos. Kelly, Jos. Pearson and
Misses Lizzie and Eva Bryans, of
Grey, and W, and Mrs. Gallagher, of
Gorrie, were guests Sunday at the
home of Jno. and Mrs. Bryans, at
Fordwitch.
Qorrie
By a note from his pastor we learn
that Rev. J. W. Holmes of Saskatoon,
has recently passed through an ex-
ceedingly painful and serious illness.
At the time of writing he was still
confined to his room. Mr. Holmes
is one of the best known of the senior
ministers of
the church and many of
out readers will sympathise with him
in his affliction and pray for his re-
covery. The reverend gentleman was
formerly a pastor of the Methodist
church here.
Friday evening of this week a
public meeting in the interests of J.
G. Anderson, Liberal candidate in
North Huron, will be held- in the
Township Hall here. Addresses by
Mr. Anderson, R. D. Cameron, W.
H. Seer and others.
Tile Delivery
Those who wish to pur-
chase Tile around Brus-
sels are requested to send
order to Henfryn P. 0. or
Phone 355. Upon receipt
of enough orders we will
send a car load to Brus-
sels station.
Cole & Dougherty
Paper liajiN
John Lunn
Painter, Paper Hanger
Grainer and Decorator
A Trial Solicited First -Class Work
Phone 41x
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