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AUCTIONEERS,
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
A. • 0111 Nlll sell for and l prices, to
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better men, 'in lees timee10J leeschargesthan any ether Auctioneer in East Huron or
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THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
301-7 Yonge 8t., Toronto
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AT HOME
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p1eare fast preparing 10 droit oWn
hblues Co rocoupyMoreti6e positions as
Monographers, bookkeepers, telegra•
pliers, civil servants in foot every
sphere of aotiVitiee. You may Apish at
eolloge 1E you so wish. Positions cat nr-
anteed, • Rater college any day. Indi-
vidual instruction. .Expert tonoltore,
Thirty years'.
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Largest Canada. Seven oollee�
Special eourso for tenchers.
affiliated with tint
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Business Cards
IJAS. ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
4u000s0or to M, H. Moore. sidle at Ander.
son Bros, a s, Lf very stable, Brussels, Telephone
No. 29,
DR, T. T, M'RAE
lhtohelor of Medicine, university of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate or the Censurer Phy
Winans and S0l170011n, 0111, Yoee'lgra(tnate
Glnottgo live, tear, Nose and Throat .Hospital,
Ohmage, 111, 0x'Honso Burgeon to et, Mich,
cel's.l'loslntnl, 7ormroo.
Otltoe over Er. It, mettles Drag Store, Tele-
phone oonneotton with Uranbrook atoll hours,
lees and as care as the hereafter to "
less at once. Don't accept a subati.
tube for Po1801e5 Nervillne which ie oNLY
the ono great household six
today. g panacea of
BIY
th GIRL VERY SICK
Picnic will t ^---
Union Suulay School 1'i cn c a be
held this year on Wednesday, July
20th,.
]Mise Euplielul0 Sleiehofr le visiting
wilh Brttutfnrd and liagersville
Eriende,'
Dr, Smith, and wife, of Mulligan,
are guest's of Alex. and Al1's. Smith,
Alma 1s.
Bred. Alasot) hat disposed of hie
barber shop at 1A13100;4)11 and pelmet'.
ed 11 1 WWII.
14y. J. L. and Airs. Small, of
lles1eler, are visiting with Blyth and
Anhuru ('101010.
Blyth Oiling() I.ntlge attended
service in it body at Trinity church
SIlndtty evening,
Blylb Orange Lodge celebrated the
224th anniversary of the Battle of the
Bayne at Goderich on Monday.
Ahs. Donohue. mother of Mrs. (Dv.)
Allison, is spending a couple of
months with her daughter in Ottawa.
bliss Della Putter, daughter of Geo.
and .Mrs. Potter, was successful in
passing the Toronto Conservatory
Elementary Piano Exalnioations,
Sheds aP
u i1 Miss I of 11 tag Elln
Metcalf.
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DR. F. T. BRYANS
290119lor of Madioine, University of Toronto ;
Lleet(tiate of College of Physiomne and Sur•
goons, Ontario ; ex -Senor octane Surgeon of
Western 1308 pi tat, 'E'oronto. C/lilooe of late Dr.
A, AtuKevey, binnth Block, Brussels.
Burnt phone 45,
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M.S., M,C.P.B S. 0,
198 Blomstreet heat, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
(1linieul ns.istant in Ear, Noco and Th I oat de•
Pertinent New General timpltni, Toronto ;
Post Graduate Harvard 120111061 Baycol, Bow
ton ; late Senior Resident Burgeon Glass, Eye
&Ear Infirmary ; 'lute Clinical assistant in
Nese find Throat department Mess. Gen, How
pi nal 1 late House Surgeon Toren to General
Hospitnh IxIn Bruaeele by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Poet Graduate course;
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos.
pinata. 5peolnl attentions to disease of eye, ear.
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses,
G. H. ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario and Graduate Univerelty of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.
Office In leard Block, Wingham
Phone 249. Poet Office box 2778
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a specialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Office oppoeito.
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of . Ophthal-
mology, MoOormlolr Medical College, Chicago,
Ill., is prepared to teat eyes and fit glasses et
her office over Grewar's Restaurant, I3ruoeels,.
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. Office hours 1 to 0 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment, Phone 1219.
T. R. BENNETT
Will givebetter satisfaction to
both buyer my
seller than an other
Auctioneer and ate
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charge het is reasonable, ale
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N Sales ducted
anywhere in Ontario. Pure bred stook n
y specialty,
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Write or 'phone 20 Wroxeter,
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BRUSSELS
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WROXETER
Going East - '7:06 a. m. and 8:40 p. m.
Goin'West - 12:19
and 9:511p. m.
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Alt trains going East conned with O. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Looal .Agent.
lrxl z etpz i ems
Malcolm and Mrs. McDonald, of
Jersey, N. J,, have taken possession of
the property they purchased from
Richard Roe, Brussels South. We
welcome them back to Canada.
IatraovIMENTs.-Phe painters' brush.
has been busy on houses belonging to
E. Jacklin, Mrs. Thuell, M. Yollick,
P. Strettou, Mrs. Keys and W, Wilbee.
T. Snider and staff did the work. A
noticeable improvement has been trade,
A Crystal City (Man,) subscriber re-
mitting for THE foam sent the follow-
ing cheery note -Tina Posh'is a wet.
come visitor as we hear or get a good
deal of news in that way which we
would miss otherwise. Was glad to see
by the paper that the Editor is keeping
well.
The. Cause of Sore Feet.
Examine theta carefully nod you'll
probably find corns. Whether hard,
soft or bleeding, apply Putnam'e Corn
Extractor. It's painless, it's sure, and
above all quick to act. Insist on only
Putnam's.
ILLUSTRATED LECTUaE 05 Telma -
cut•osts,- Rev. F, H. Dyke, Yield
Secretary of Muskoka Fi•ee Hospital,
will give a free illustrated Lecture of
7o lantern views to the ` Town Hall,
Brussels, Wednesday .evening, July
'2gt13 at 8 p. lir. Remember the date aud'.
do not fail to hear this Lecture. Every-
body invited.
ited.
WOMON'S - INSTITU E The Phe e
re vir'
g A
monthly meeting of Brussels Women's
Institute will be held ih 'the audience
rosin of the Public Library on Friday,'
July 17th, et -2.30 p. m,. Subject '"l'he
preparation of vegetables for the table,"
will be introduced by Mrs. A, Strachan,.
There will. also be a discussion on.
"Current events" by the • members,
Meeting. will be interesting so Attend•
x7171 enfoy it, •
B1Dns So n .-A union meeting of
Rl Ttl g
all interested in the Lipper Canada
Bible Society will be held in the Metho-
dist.ohnlrch, Brussels, on theevening of
Wednesday, July 24th„ at 8 o'clock.
The agent of tlio Society On this 0c-
cession will be W, D. Clark, who will
give at1 illustrated.address oti "Africa."
Silver collection to aid of the Bible
Society. There should be a good rally
as Brussels and locality always gives
hearty support to this worthy cause,
Like A Thief In the Night.
'c'hat's how 'pain comes, We sib
near an open window, get ,stiff fleck
or sore back. Pethapa cool o17 'too
quickly
after exertion -rheumatism
developer. Speed what you lnay,
butmoney cant buy anything better
than Poison's r' eeviline. Its 110(7c )-
iti lower
o utbles it to reach
deep power
why it (tires
�,
`tslies that all else en11 ( touch, roe
I , [ IL
ontwlU'd npplicatitlt Wve guarantee
Aye trues More etreltgth than In any
other iltlitiiont, Itlwni'tily it'd h1rn -
Fordwich
A special Leal 11 71170 1'1111 froth here
to Arthur on Mottlay to the Orauge
Celebration.
A kitchen shower was given Mise
Annie (Stewart by a number of her
Biel friends at tire home of Miss Viola
Fall's.
While assisting to chase some cattle
out of a field Master Oscar Gibson,
4th con., was knocked over and
severely braised.
A District Orange sermon was
preached in the Methodist church
here on Sunday afternoon by Rev.
G. W. Rivers, of Gorrie.
The local branch of the Women's
Institute otter several prizes at the
Howick Fall Fair to be held here on
Oct. Srd. Only Howick children may
compete,
Rev. Mr. Walden, the new pastor of
the Methodist church, preached his
introductory sermon here en Sunday
evening July 5th to a large congre-
gation. Mrs. Walden and two child-
ren, accompanied by the former's
mother,
are also
here and are
getting
sorted in their new home at the
parsonage.
Clinton
Mise Grace Cluff has accepted a
position with the Toronto Brokerage
Co.
Arthur Oaute
lel
t was awarded the
contracts of the electric and the
reservoir for the waterworks system
for the 'own of Norwich,
A delegation was here from Mitch-
ell looking up our Macadam roads,
They
appeared well satisfied with our
streets.
Miss Medd, niece of J. G. Medd wag
in an auto accident at Comber and
received' some bruises and was also
badly cut. Several. of the occupants
were seriously injured. '
J. Hartley, who is principal of the
bi-ling ua l
school at Vankleek Ikleek Hill
and who was principal here is teach-
ing the Summee school at Sharbot
Lake. Mr. Hartley intends to spend
a short time here in August among
his old friends.
At the 20th Annual. Tournament of
the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club the
Clinton players took their share of the
prizes. 0. E. Dowding and Wm.
Grant went • 1st prize club bags for the
doubles and Jacob Taylor got 2nd prize
for singles in the second event.
Mrs. (Rev.) Hall, formerly of (Mil-
ton, who has resided. at Prince Albert,
Sask., for the past year or so hal mov-
ed to Oamrose, Alberta, whets abe
will matte peri home with her sons,
Cannan and John, who have positional
ina wholesale house there.
Great Distress In Her Throat
Not an uncommon experience was
that of AIes. H. S. Wilmot of Shuler,
N. S. • Doctors failed but still a quick
cure was found in "Oatarrhozone."
Notice this statement r• "I have been
a most dreadful sufferer from
bronchial trouble and catarrh. On
damp days I would hawk and suffer
great distress in my throat. I used
all kinds of medicines but didn't' get
permanent relief Lill I used Calarrho-
zone. It has strengthened my throat,
cured my cough and made me en-
tirely well." Refuse substitutes for
the one reliable b010chi/4 and throat
cure, All dealers sell"Oatarrlldzone"
in 251 and $1,00 sizes.
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Seaforth
Miss Gretna Watson, of Moose Jaw
is spending the holidays at the home
of her parents, Jas. and Mrs. Watson,
Miss Car noehartprofessional nurse
from Toronto is Here on .a visit to her
brother, Ha1I'yOarnochan and other
friends, .
Loyal Orange Lodge No, 793, Sea -
forth, accotrlpanied by a number, of
visiting brethren and the Citizens'
Band,, attended St, Thoinae church
on Sunday ovehiug.
While playing' in the park, Willie
the 9 year 0111 Son of William • Bryne,
Blipped and falling sustained"' a
fracture of tine arm between the
elbow and shoulder,
Jno. and Mrs. Stephens and family
of Detroit, and Mrs. G. F. Rogers and
children, of London, ave visiting their
parents, Thos. and Mrs, Stephens, of
tihe Queen's Hotel.
Councillor Eckert met with a
serious and pain fel accident on Wed.
3)00441(0 0f last week. Mr. Eckert who
owns and resides on the Cowan feign
ad,jo'iring Seaforth was engaged with
Isis' son in placing tile in a drain,
While stooping clown in the drain
adjusting the tine a large stone lying
on the Bide fell in fui tl
mi
severely
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crushing hint and injtu'ia)h hits in -
termini, Soserions were lass injut'iee
that his life was despaired of and his
relatives were summoned. Ale.
Eckel 1, however,has taken a Win for
the. halm. vett is nosy inn n•ov;n 1
1 t [[�� aid
17)dec nliexpe0ted' complications set
Ito thee° ate good hopes for' his speedy
i'Aoovery+
Tells How She Was Made
vveil by LydiaE. Pinkhaxn's
Vegetable Compound.
New Orleans La. -"I take pleasure
11icier!;' -i it r in writing these lines
to express my grati-
�filiilt�". tulle to you. I ant
!1!1'. only16 ears old and
tl
work iYn a tobacco
factory. I have
been a very sick girl
but I have improved
wonderfully sin e e
taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound and
am now looking fine
and feeling a thousand times better."
-Miss AMELIA JAQTJILLArtD, 3961 Te.
houpitoulae St., New Orleans, La.
St. Clair, Pa. - "My mother w a s
alarmed because I was troubled with
suppression and had pains in my back
and side, and severe headaches. I had
pimples on my face, 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." -Miss ESTELLA
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 you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl•
deutial) Lynn, plass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
Mrs. Carman, sen and daughter,
left last week for '
their
home in
.R. 7
Iroquois, lie They q will not return
to Seaforth as bliss Carman has
resigned her position on the staff of
the Collegiate Institute, and has ac-
cepted asimilar position in Toronto.
Oh, For a Clear Complexion.
A clear'eonplexion is the outward
evidence of inward cleanliness. In
bad health the face becomes a
sign-
board telling of disease within. If
yellow, bile is not properly secreted ;
if pallid, -the kidneys are faulty , if
skin is murky and dark circles be-
neath the eyes, look for constipation.
Whatever the cause, no remedy com-
pares with Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
which are mild, safe, purifying and
vitalizing in their action, They give
a marvellous rosy tint to the cheeks,
brighten the eyes and establish ah heal
th
that defies age and disease. Sold
everywhere in 25c boxes.
Winad h
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5C1 '
tZ tl
e sof town were prize win.-
nets
in-nets in the Toronto News Picture
game contest. Miss Maud Fluety
headed the list conning 9th: and win-
ning a. cabinet of Community silver
valued at $100, Dudley Holmes won
a -kitchen cabinet.
Harry Shaw, a, former well-known
Wingghasn boy has taken possession of
the National hotel property and will
reopen the house in the near future,
The house will be run as a temperance
hotel and general boarding house.
While the young son of Ezra
Merkley was trying to remove a belt
froni the pulley in the mill he, in
some manner, got caught in the
rapidly revolving shaft; and sustained'
a double break of the left forearm,
How long he was.tvhirled in the shaft
is not known but he was alone in that
part of the mill for over half an hour.
Fortunately the lad was wound close
to the shaft thus escaping striking the
ground or the ceiling above,
Minerva Encampment, I. 0, 0. F.
have completed arrangements with
the Grand 'trunk pyatem to ''tun an
exoursioth to Sarnia on Saturday;
August 8th. . Special train will leave
Wingham at 6 50 it, on., arriving at
Sarnia at 10;45 a, m. The return fare
is $2.80. Arrangements have also
been made for a low return rate of 60
cents from Sarnia t0 Detroit per
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:Machine. Shop •
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. Brussels •
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• Desire to thank the people of r
Brussels and district for' the way
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the have
enc0 i
re ed theta b
Y
• sending in their work. We hope •
• they will continue the, same. •
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4 All kinds of repairs will be •
Z promptly attended to on farm S
• implements, threshing outfits, •
• tubing, patching .arid alt kinds •
• of boiler eepahs. Years of ex-, e
•.perieace on this class of work •'
• enable there 10 give best of sat- •
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e Cultivator and plowshares A
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set. 247. •
Latvn mowers sharpened and
Automobile repairs,
e
Fair -Price Sueranteetl,
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Don't he afraid -, Bondi ail your •
repairs along.•
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steamer "Tasbmoo" of the White
Star litre, Boat leaves' Marais at 011 0 'oday, gond to return�ID sHE
benne (.77 Monday, August 10th, via
ria) train leaving Sarnia at 101x, In,
WAS DYING
Listowel
The Methodist, Sunday School has
decided to hold their annual picnic
at Stratford this year.
Dr. Tits, lioore went. to 81. Jolna'e,
N. 13. to attend the Canadian Medical
Oolventiou, Ike was away for two
{ wee,
WV., J. Alorrison 13. A., science
luaskstser.of the Listowel High School is
111 Guelph completing a special
(merge in Agriculture.
W, E. Binding, architect, has re-
turned from Timmins, N, 0„ and is
visiting with his family for a couple
of weeka after which he will go North
again.
The Presbyterian Choir quartette,
consisting of Misses Thompson, Rout
0Lon, Afet'ltlinger and Mt's. Logie sang
at the Presbyterian Garden Party in
Al i l v ertor.
Miss B. Clapham, leader of the
choir, of the Methodist church, has
tendered her resignation to the
musical committee; same to take
effect on the first of next month.
At the
regular meeting
of the
public school board theresignation o
f
Miss Nellie Campbell, leacher in ream
two, was tendered. Since then the
Secretary lute else received the
resignation of Miss Flo)enl'8 11,oL'h-
well, teacher in root() six.
This Tonic Bolide Up.
Alany medicines stimulate, break
down, leave you worse than ever.
Ferrozone is di (Perim t -it's a blood-
former, a nerve -strengthener, a body-
builder. Pale anaemic girls are given
strength and vigor. The tired and
sleepless are restored, "Better than
all tonics I found Ferrozone" writes
Mrs. E. 17. Castleton, of Woodstock.
"I was completely run down, cheeks
were blanched, lips white and had
every sign of anaemia. Ferrozone
added to my weight, gave ole strength
ambition and good health." Nothing
better, try Ferrozone yourself, 50c
per box at all dealers.
Molesworth
PEOPLE 10E 1Cxow.-Mise Jessie
Murray, of Pinkerton, ie visiting her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Oumnning.-
Geo and Mrs.
were n r
e v is' i
it n
g
friends s rrh Galt for the weekend.-
Robert Mitchell and Mies Mitchell
have returned home after attending
a wedding at Parkhill Mr, and Mrs.
Thompson, who have motored from
Newell, Iowa, are now visiting at
the home of Robert Mitcllell.-
Mise Maggie Brown has returned
home a again afterten '
at dtn Summer
school in Goderich for a week. -
Miss Clara Steles, of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Miss Lillian Steiss, of
Fort Wayne, Indiana, have both re-
turned to their work as nurses, after
visiting for the past two weeks at
the parental home. -Misses Nettie
and Ida Mitchell Have gone West
for a two months trip. -Rev. Mr.
Young, Oliffoed, took the pulpit on
Sunday in the absence of the
pastor, 'Rev. Air. Bell. -Neil Mc-
Donald, of Tugaske, Sask., is visiting
at
the parentalhome.-Lorne am -
bell is visiting friends in Toronto
for a week. -A. missionary from
Persia a ave lecture '
g1❑ Lhe Presby-
terian on ohdr h Friday evening:-
e I'1' da
Our school teacher, Earl Elliott,
Goderich, has bean re•engag dllat
considerably increased salary. -Rev.
T: A. Bell was away on a holiday. -
B. Howe and Miss M. Howe. of
Palmerston,'epent the latter end of
the week at D. Howe's, ,boundary
East. -Miss Annie Spence of Moles-
worth, was successful in passing her
Elementary examination in con-
nection with the Toronto Conserva-
tory of Music,
Goderich
There are 82 babies on the cradle
roll of Victoria street Methodist Sab-
bath School Goderich.
$2918.35 will be required from this
municipality for: Co. purposes for the
current year.
The foundations for Rev. Father
McRae's new residence are about
completed and construction will at
once commence.
The adult Bible class in connection
with the Sunday School of North
street Methodist church held their
annual picnic at Point Farm last
Wednesday afternoon.
Walter Sharp has sold his residence
on.Pioton street to Giles Jenkins, of
near Blyth, Mr. Sharp and family
will move to the faun he recently
purchased near Brussels.
Fred. Davis has returned home
after spending two menthe on his
ranch in Alberta. He has decided to
leave Goderich in August and Laine up
hie residence
in Oalgu•y, owing to the
Scott Act coming v g In force' in I3moq
County the first of next month.
.,,,In,„ n the presence of a Brilliant as:
eem'blage gathered in the hall of nin-
ny college, Toronto, Rev. Charles
Allen Seeger, M. A., son of Crown
Attorney and Mrs. Seager, of Gode-
rich, and principal of St. Mark's hall,
Vancouver, received the degree of D.
D. •
Goderich has been definitely select-
ed ath s site a e Le for
the militia training
al n t
g
camp to be held August 17th to 21st.
The city regiments will not partici-
pate in the camp, but will unite with
the rural battalions in extensive
tactical exercises at the close of the
camp proper.
Loris 171askell, a well-known fano-
81.` of Colborne township, had a
thrilling experience on Tuesday even-
ing of last week that he will not soon.
forgot, While approohing the Mait•
land bridge from Sanford, the front
wheel ()Ellis car strucl7 a stone and
the sudden jolt deprived trim for a
short tune of his oontrcl and before
he could regain it the machine crash-
ed through the fence tce and made a e a
sheer drop of about 9 feet to the
bottom of the grade. Mr. Maskell'
and lied Wfilierns, who s,coospplwlied
him, were bpth badly shaken up but
110 bones were broken and both were
able1
t( resume their regular 1'.m-
itioymelit ,;ou Wodneeday. W. 18
Thistly went l0 the rescue and towed
the machinil to his garage where Or.
Suffered Terribly Until She
Took "Fruit -a -flues"
St• IRAN P$ MATt3s, IAN. 27th. 1914.
"After suffering for a long time
with Dyspepsia, I have been cured
by "Frust-a•tives". I suffered so
much that I would not dare eat for I
Was afraid of dying. Pive years ago,
I received samples of "Fruit-a-tives"
I did not wish to try them for I had
little confidence in them but, seeing
my husband's anxiety I`decided to do
so and at once I felt relief. Then I
sent for three boxes and I kept improv-
ing until I was cured. While, sick, I
lost several pounds, but after taking
"Fruit-a-tives", I quickly regained
what I had lost. Now I eat, sleep and
digestwell-in sword, I ani completely
cured, thanks to "Fruit a-tives",
MADAM M. CHAR13
ONNEAII
"Fruit -a -tires " is the greatest
stomach tonic in the world and will
alwayscurelndigestipn,SourStomach,
"Heartburn", Dyspepsia and other
Stomach Troubles.
5o0. a box, 6 for$2,5o, trial size, 250,
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit -a -tires Limited, Ottawa.
amination showed that beyond bend-
ing the front axle a trifle and shifting
the spring no damage was done to the
car,
Morris Council
At the Council meeting, held in the
Township Hall on Thursday, June 25t4,
a petition was received from a number
of ratepayers and in response the
Council decided to have the sideroad
between Lots 20 and 21 Con. 1 opened.
The Clerk was instructed to write the
Engineer to survey it, the interested
parties to have fences removed before
first of May 1915 and G. 'r. R. Co. to
have the
crossing
lit to order.
The
p
Court of
Revision o the n Assessment
roll was closed, Thos. Abram was np-
pomted inspector of cement work for
Gray's bridge. It was decided to charge
an extra fee of 3 per cent 011 all taxes
®..L®g`®` aA.a .ice•
H. LOVE
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A Fa.merai Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and care-
fully attended to night
or
day. Phone 226.
1 ETHEL, ONT.
not paid 011 after the 1511) day of
December. Following accounts were
Paid :-Jams Flail, gravel, $8,60; Wm,
Bernard, shovelling, $1.50 ; Robert
Souvh, shovellipg, $1,50; Jno, Barr,
gravel $3,vo ; J I'. Brydges, work on
road, 86 00 wood $7.00 ; Geo, Jordan,
gravel $5 6o grading with engine,
$18.oe ; elms, ltiatoul, grading with
engine $2z 55; 3 cords wood $6.00;
board for operator $a,00 (on North
Boundary) ;, Geo, Readman, putting in
culvet t, $8,0o ; Richard Alcoclt, work
013 109d, $2 90 ; light for 27 nights,
$2.7o ; Geo, Daley, grant for sidewalk,
$16 0o ; .I Ifernaghan, gravel, $4,30;
Wm, Taylor, grave), $5.00 ; R. New•
corrlbe, gravel, $5.10 ; Ed. Nichol,
gravel, $3.00 ; Wm. Gibson, gravel,
$3.60; R. Garulss, gravel 81o.80 ; Thos,
McCall, gravel, $3.Go ; James Ander-
son. gravel 7oc; 'J, P. Kelly, gravel,
$5.20 ; R. B. Alcock, gravel, $12.20
R, Young, gravel, $s.00;. Chas. Agar,
gravel, $5 40 ; Margaret Sbeddep,
gravel, $a 8o; Alf, Button, .2 farm
bridges, B. C. D. $30.00; C. K.
Taylor, farm bridge B, C. D. $15.00 ;
Wm, Bewley, farm bridge B. C. D.
$75.od ; Alf, Baeker, farm bridge
Nichol D. $15,00 ; W. Salter, gravel,
$4 Bo ; Ed, Nichol, gravel, $5.30: A E.
Crooks, gravel, $8.3o : Jno,. Cook.
cleaning Russel drain, $1.00 ; Basil
Wallace, shovelling $2 00 ; R. B,
Alcoek, shovelling, $4.50 ; Jas. Nichol,
shovelling, $3.00 ; J, H. Hall, gravel,
$2,25 ; Sam Alcock, shovelling, $3.00 ;
Wm. Miller, gravel, 8oc ; Geo. Jordan,
work with engine $22 oc, moving
grader, $2,50 ; Alex, Russell, inspecting
Russell drain $2 00 ; Robert Bird, re-
pairing Russell drain, $21.50 ; Wm.
Skelton, roadwork of xgx3 $3 00 ; Mark
Gentles, filling washout, $7.50; Oliver
Campbell, gravelling $5 22 ; Neil Robb,
drawing culverts, $3.50 ; Wm. Oakley,
broken plow, 501 ;1 Alfred Cockerline,
putting in culvert. $5.5o ; Duff &
Stewart, cement, $6 6o ; Pedlar People,
2 culverts Ellis drain $144.00
; American
Road Machine Co. moulds, $59.40
Ingot Iron Co., 3 culverts, $280.00 ;
Arthur McCall, tile, drawing tile, put-
ting in tile $10.00 ; Simpson McCall,
fixing culvert, $x,oci I Wm. Taylor.
lambs killein dwit
phdogs,
2)im $4.00; Con-
tractor Stevenson on Ellis drain,
$300 00. Next Council meeting Mon-
day, July 27th. A. MAOEWE1,
Clerk.
Tile Delivery
Those who wish to pur-
chase Tile around Brus-
sels are requested to send
order to Henfryn P. 0. or
Phone n 355. Upon receipt
of
enough orders we will
send a car load to Brus- ,
sels station.
Cole & E,.Iougherty
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