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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-10-15, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS, JNO. SUTHIERLANU & SONS LIMITED ANSVilaXell ®d OMNI° WM, SPENOE 'OONVEYANOER AND ISSUER oP MARRIAGE LIOENSE$ '+aeo la the Post Ohre, Ethel. 80.4 ,UAL AND CONVEYANCING.' �M. SINCLAIR- • Bnrrloter, Solicitor, OonVeysnoer, Notary Public, &o. Uffioe-Stewart's Block E door North of Central Hotel, lolioltor for the Metropolitan Bank, AUCTIONEERS. 14' 8. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • a on, will gall for better prices, to butter emu, in legs time and lees chargee than any other Auctioneer in Rad Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always he arranged at tble oleos or by . re ,nal appllaation, &. ern Tommie Rsls rear BRUSSELS Goole SOumn Goma NORTH Mail n . Express 11:26 a on I Express 10:05 n m Mall 1:69 p m Expressruse 7:07 m 2:66um Express 6:62 pm Capareamix P&cIPIc WALTON To Toronto To Goderlch Express 7:62 a m I Express - 11;19 a in n1 Express 1:22 p Express 8:46 p m WROXETER Going. Seat - 7:05 a. m. end 8:40 p. m. Going West - 12:19 and 9:68 p. m. All trains going Ent connect with C. P. R. at Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora end T G. B. stations GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent. bbl 04,. ydr 4...ilY,mm,bw4...C= Ui "Thoroughness" hness" ie61the seyution.note or. 10 InstitOur a graduatessucceedbecause they have e, M received correct preparation. TORONTO, ONT. enjoys n National Reputation for sup- �>•' acrier tipsiness and Shorthand Eduoa- ra Eton, Alt Business echoolsaro-not )i alike. Nothing less then the beat `6y should satisfy YOU end nothing less *yw a than giving the bust training will sntlafyi US. Catalogue free. Enter w, any t mu. Oar. Yutung and i W. J: ELLIOTT, Ohnrlro Sts, i Principal. 1 r+Avs"ai R a4 teSat aOEaa 11.41r411sVaXTPAroa`?ifffN - rEa'y V47:11%.,X .e:C A,A11AaWitka Y�a9 CENTRAL74. aTRATFORD. ONT., Ie a Seined with 0 continental repute. \ tion fur blah grade work and for the seeOeee of Its graduates. a school with snootier ,loonies and Iustreotora. We 4 give individual attention in Conner - Mel, Shorthand end Telegraphy De- fiartmente' Why attend elsewhere when there is room here P You may . enter at any bane, Write for our large free cutalogue rluy,6= ZolYAWV'A'FIIYdt421MXrlyAvdr'AGiY.6.=LGq-,bvti% D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal. -..v1 of y .....v .„.... ,-0�ar4 .. 1. Enter 1 Listowel Any time 4041 Ar9W with 110, Ilor p9rtipplpre 64d7906= IPWIN g.'MATTIWWS, Prin. Y ' Y,maO C� � '4' � A4�A 4'a`9 ,r9aaPaa!irA'4a ?� Fi'a't Fra Business College tibimimminsmismomni • THE Best Brains 10 Canute haye participated 1p. the pre• poratloh of oar Splendid ? gilio Study: OctOrses in !limiting, 120011 ,,1108, Higher Aapgtu tin Omnlerpiol Art, Show CR:'d vit' rig. P{jotoytnlpity, Joal'nnl- Ieni, S tort atorp Wrl Ging, Sh9rthend and 5gglo5eeping, elect the work whish most interests you and write us for enrtionlnr0. Addrose THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 381-7 Yong* 8t., Toronto ineslaMitSSMis CQLLECE A HOME Thousands of ambitious youngpee' phi aro fast preparing in their own hence to (looney lucrative positlaile no stenographers, bookkeepers, telegra• pher0, olvil savants in fact every, all a sphere of activities, You mayie 1 t bleed If vtecollg. any guar• n allEnteraolle eon day.I ndi•. ate g y id al Instruction. Ex era ta ehera,victual hity genreexperience. Largest trainers in Colada. Seven colleges. Special oolu'se for touchers. Aflliated with Continerciel 1114u00. toes)11iaoelOtioh bf Canada''. Slit oar .S616o169'ld5jnr,blih Spottelh.EUeiiide9 Col - !Ogg. l.bil1ldi1,, Blin haOBusiness ae$sCollege e G10. SuOtwon, W. T. velum President. Principal.. Business Cards JAS ANDERSON. VETERINARY SURGEON, SucooMor to OeAnder• ROE tiros. Livery etable, Brueenio. Telephoto No, 29, DR. T. T. AA, RAE Baoheior of Modlolne, University .tToronto ; Licentiate and Graduate of the College of P117' M000000 011d Surgeons, Ont, ' Post•grodnate (lineage hire, Ear, Mee and Throat Hospital, Chicago, Ill. Ex•Honeo Surgeon to St, 'Mich. 1101'0 hospital, Toronto. Office over P, R. Smith's Drug Store, Tole. phone oonne6tion with (raubrook at ell hours, OR. P T. BRYANS Bachelor of bledloine, Unlvereityy of Toronto ; Licentiate of College of Physioiane end Sur. goons, Ontario ; ex•Senlor flouee Surgeon of Western Hospital, Toronto. Offices of late Dr. A,,Moli0Vey, Smith Block, Brussels. Rural phone 46, ALEX. D. M'KELVEY M.B., M.O.P.d1S.O. 198 Bloor street Rost, Toronto Diseases Ear, Noeo and Throat Clinical resistant in Bal', Nooe and Throat de. pertinent New General Hospital, Toronto ; Post Graduate Harvard Medical Sohool, Bos- ton ; lute Senor Resident Surgeon Mess. Bye Ear Inllrmery late Clinical assistant in Nose end Throat deportment MIEOe. Gen. Hoe- pital; late House Surgeon Toronto General Hospital. imaIn Brusselsby appointment. DR. M. FERGUSON ETHEL, ONT, Phyeioien and Surgeon :Post Graduate courses London (Eng.), New York and Chiooko Hos- pitals. Special attention 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 University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Office in Isard Block, WIngham Phone 299. Post Office box 278 Painless Extraction, Plato work and Bridge Work a Specialty DR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Day and night calls. Office opposite Flour M111, Ethel. MAUDE O. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal graduate Department of Opphthal- urology, MoCormiak Medical College, Chicago, Ill., Ss prepared to test eyes and let glasses at her office over Grawar'a Restaurant, Brussels, on Thursday, Friday and Seturday of every week. Office hours 1 to 0 p. m. Forenoons by appointment. Phone 1210. T. R. BENNETT Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and Beller than any other Auctioneer and only nhnrge what is reasonable. Sales conducted anywhere h1 Ontario. Pare bred stook sales a specialty. Write or 'phone 28 Wroxeter. 11000100T, HILLORAR & PROUOFODT Ban -latera, Solicitors, Notaries Public, &c. Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton Street, GODERICH, ONT. Private funds to loan at lowest rates. W. PROUDrOOT, K. 0. .7. I), XoLT.ORAN W M. PROIMFOOT JR. Trowbridge 111.4..5. W. Holts, of Toronto, is visiting with het parents. -• Miss Mandy, nurse, of Listowel, was theuest of Miss S. Code for a few days J. R. Code returned home on Mon- day after spending another Summer iu the West, Rev. O. J. Moorehouse and family were spending a couple of clays with Mrs. Dr n• his sister, 1 1 . Axford, of Ripley. ( ) Mr, and Mrs. Stockfish, of Preston, accompanied by Mr. arid Mrs. Ross, of the stupe place spent a few days in our village. Mrs, Widdes Jackson, of Winnipeg, accompanied by her little grand -son Danny, ie visiting her sisters in our village. The anniversary services of the Methodist church were indeed quite successful. Weather was ideal and large congregations were p78sent both Imitating and evellibog and listened with interest and profit to 1,110 ex- cellent sermons given by (Lev. 4. O. Tiffin, of Dresden. The aoneeet Monday evening was very mufti] enjoyed by all present. Speoial mention was made of the very excellent' order that was given throughout the concert. Addresses were given by Revels, A. O. Tiffin, I. A. McKelvey and R. T. McCormick. The elocutionist, Mr. Hannah, of London, delighted the audience with his numerous selections. Church choir assisted by Mrs. Ed. Hamilton, Mrs. McKelvey and Rev. 0. J. Moore - house, rendered excellent innsie. Fendwilkh Mrs. (Rev.) Walden's health is titch improved. Jubilee Singers h1 the Methodist church on the 1 7th inst, >i t, J, G. Anderson, of L11nk,1oty, was aulnng the visitors at the Fair, Wm. Monte, of Qu'Appello, Sask„ one time editor of the Record, was in the yillage renewing old acquaint- ances. Cecil Lester accidentally overturned. a sauce pan of boiling milk with the result that his side, leg and hand were severely scalded. The annual meeting of the Fordwich Mattel) of the Upper Canada Bible Society was held on $t111daY evening in the'PreshYterian ciitdr011 and wag well attended. S. Strome, President of the Branch,' presided and addresses were given by Rev. Messrs. W. A. Officers Weldon and A. B. Dobson. O ff] were re-elected with the exception of Sec -Trens., g W. II. Laird, rasa niu and T. Gamble taking his place. HowI01I FALL FAIR A Siionsiss: Ila:wick Fall fair Held in Fordwioll on Oct. 8, was favored by ideal weather' which contributed 111001 towards Fait, est in the ' necftheb r the Part o making historygof the Society, An at raeti%e feature ail the'aftel'tlopp ovas'lile t'ogession spilonl children, 111010 iyet41su Oyer r line. The Society lloutoreaky a vast from J. Lecki e 'Wilson, of Toronto, Superintendent • .'>' Ontario, Province of n Faits; acv fT' P who in his address heartily congratu- lated the ofi1cers on their splendid exlrihition. Hie kindly criticisms if acted upou would do much to better• the conditions both in the pavilion ,". and on the grounds. Brief addresses t ti Vr were given l 1 11 A Il. Al,;l;eove, 11.1, g Lac, 1'„ Jals, R en DID llowuutn, Di, i,'„ W. (;. Chant- . bore, 141. P., Win. Clarice, Al. P„ R. M.. lfazlewood and ,Judge Spottau, The exhibit of live stock was good, poultry 1 But Lydia E. Pinkhann'a Veg. etable Compound Restoied Mrs. Bradley's Health- + Her Own Statement. rather better than the average, hoots and vegetables would be hard to beat and the fruit surpassed all Airtime ex- 1lihite. In the baking depau'tinent a tempting array of eatables was dis- played. 'there was an expellent dis- play of ladies' work anti it was en- couraging to notice the increased 'lumber of entries ,111 the department open to Howlett ladies only. Child- ren's work in the shape of penman- ship, drawing, etc., received due afternoon tutiouureceipts the Molesworth 191any. from 11 ere attended 111e Bens sets Pair. R. G. Wright of Toronto visited at Charles Mitchell's. Molesworth postofce has been closed and a new pal cels post box has been installed. The regular monthly meeting of the Y. P. S. 0. was held- on Sunday, Oot. 41h the tonic being "Whiskey and Tobacco." H, •Yoilug, our cheesemaker has wont for himself further Honors hav- ing captnred nunlermas prizes at Lon - doe and Ottawa Fairs. The anniversary ;services of the Presbyterian church wili be held the first Sunday in November, when Rev. Mr. Mann, of Brussels, Is expected to preach. The sacranleut of the Lord's supper will be observed in St. Andrew's church on Sunday, Oct. 18th. Pre- para1.ory'services will be held on Friday 10th inst. ' Groat Specialists In Stomach Catarrh Though often they fail to give even temporary relief, W. Seymour of Huntsville, Ont., Cured himself with Ferrozone,',. "My trouble" he says "was chronic catarrh of the stomach. There was constant bad taste in my mouth. I was costive and usually nauseated before and after meals. I also had a gnawing sensation in the stomach. Ferrozone gave tee great relief, and I also used Oatarrhozone Which is good for catarrh. Although it took a number of boxes of Viso - zone, 1 got back my health and today nut quite well." For stomach catarrh, indigestion and kindred disorders nothing excels Ferrozone. In a thousand cases it has proved a worulet fel success. Try it yourself, 50c per box at all dealers, Seaforth R. E. Coates is in Chicago on busi- ness. Davy Reid, of London, is spending the week with his parents J. F. and Mrs. Reid. Seaforth Flax 117i11 will resume operations in the near future and the stock on hand worked up. Hiss Lily Twigs, who has been 1.11 with appendicitis, is getting along nicely and will 5000 be out again. D'e F. J. Burrows has returned from his trip through the principal hospi- tals in the large cities, in the Eastern Si ates, The annual thanksgiving service MIN 11(41 in the Piesb eri t utn church Srinday evening the pastor, Rev,' F. 11. Larkin having for his text "Reasons for gratitude today." The choir rendered special music and was assisted by Will. Bays, Rev. A. L. Phelps, B. A., of Listo- wel, conducted the anniversary ser- vices to the Methodist church on Sun- day anti the choir was assisted by Miss Jessica Carrick, graduate of the Toronto College of Music. Monday evening the Ladies' Aid of the church gave it patriotic. entertainment the prnglarm being exceptionally good and including the resident clergyman, Lt: Col. 1Viison, john I;. Reid and Will I -lays. P1oNERi5 oP McKlLtol'.- John S. Brown, a widely -known farmer of McKillop Township, died at his home near Seaforth Thursday night after iia illness of some months, He was 77 year's of age and was born in the North of Ireland, corning to this Country when but a -small lad. He leaves a widow and three sots, John L. and Alfred, of McKillop, and Jolsepll, of Hullett Township. The funeral took place on Saturday to the Harpurhey cemetery. Goderich Roy Munro, of Auburn, has taken a noeitinn iii the legal office of (Maples Gfal rOw. Hiss Lily Mc4.rtllur left for Toronto where she will -enter the Presbyterian Deaconess Horne to train for social service work. Miss Beatrice Pridharn and Miss Btlit1 M1'Dtnlagh left for 'Toronto and euteted the Sick Orildr n s Hospital as nurses•in-training, Tax Collector Campbell reports that he has already received over $10,000 of this year's taxes, A 2 per cent dis- count is given on all amounts paid be- fore October 1591), • Mrs. W. Leech iris returned from n two weeks' trip after visiting friends in Toronto and Brantford. While ill Toronto she attenijed bhe ilrati0 r Ineehvg of the ANathan's Missionary (6'ilpiel y. Piles and 1'Irs, Jenkins who still re- tain their farm in Past Wawanosh, have purchased from 'Walter Sharp his late residence i 01 o ce on P r.t 1 street. Mr. Sharp and family have removed to Brussels, where they will carry on farming. 11,. and We, Marshall Mee , Stella •B S leiran of Battle Creek Michigan, ! ) aro visiting among Goderich relatives and feiends. 1Ir. Marshall is an elec., ti Mien and while engaged tit lie work agotashort 610(00h 41'. 1 ail. l:kle 11t1s t I tt11 e to lay e lipid) 1 tds badly Y burned,rued le{ ge �0Ranti 1004 volts passing l.11 :11511 I hem. Milton MCEWan. formerly of St, George, but now of Kindersley, Sask., was a Godetieh visitor last week at the itotnna of his brother, J. U. Mo. wall Nelson street Navin acoom�' g anfecl the tains his brotler•in- pp th n of s 1 laty, the lata Robert 'Wells; to the cemetery at Arthur. 141x, Mellwan is doing web at his new home, and ref T � HELP R Winnipeg, Canada, -"Eleven years ago I went to the Victoria Hospital, Montreal, suffering with a growth. The doctors said it was a tumor and could not be removed as it would cause instant death. They found that my organs were affected, and said I could not live more than six months in the condition I was in. "After I came home I saw your adver- tisement in the paper, and commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, I took it constantlyfortwo years, and still take it at times, and both my husband and myself claim that it was the means of saving my life. I highly recommend it to suffering women. "-Mrs. ORILLA BRADLEY, 284 JohnsonAve., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can. Why will women take chances or drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, miss- ing three-fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound? For thirty years it has been the stan- dard remedy for fe- male ills, and has re- stored the health of thousands of women who have been trou- bled with such ail- LV A E `11514 ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc. If you want special advice write to Lydia I•I. Pinkham Med- idine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your lotted will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and hold in strict confidence. turned to Kindersley on Tuesday by way of St. George where he inteuded visiting some of his old friends. - They Give Wonderful Health Nene are so healthy, so buoyant, and full of life as those who regulate with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Even in one night they work wonders. Fur and coating they take from the tongue, headaches they relegate to the past, biliousness and stomach dis- orders they prevent and absolutely cure. Think what it means to have the system cleansed and purified by Dr. Harnillou's Pills 1 A true laxative, a perfect tonic, harmless and wholly vegetable in composition they will do you gond. To feel and look your best use Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25c at any dealers. Listowel Miss Dorothy Chapman fell ha an and dis- located her elbow while playing last week. Dr. T. J. McDowell opened up dent- al parlors in Milverton, being located in quarters over the Bank of Hamil- ton, nn Miss L. Hazel Melvin left for Kings- ton, where she will resume her studies r in Arts course in Queen's University. 11.' Clifford Pugh, B. A, has been offered a position of Science Master in the Hamilton Collegiate Institute for next term, Mrs. Henry Hartung, of Wallace- ville, had the misfortune to fall down cellar. She dislocated her elbow be- sides sustaining a shaking up. Mel. Robb, H. 0. Roos, S. McLach- lan, L. Ballantyne and Mel. Serr, left for Toronto, where they are taking a dental course iu the Toronto Universi- ty. Tn the Police Court W. H. Heath was charged witha Brea h of By-law 610 which is he early closing Bylaw. The case wasdismissed withcosts as the town•in passing the By-law had over gone their powers. Some unknown persons placed a small truck on the rails at the local G. T. R. station. The early morning freight which arrives here about 6.40 streak the truck and smashed it to pieces, destroying a small portion of the platform. 4'II•�i•'N•i�•?••4••i••d•'II••b'N'i••1••t••i•'4••l'•i•'P••1••i+�l•4••P3• •A •1• + Change of •3 Business 1' A (PING purchased the i• Dairy Delfvet'y Milk Busi- 11 ness of Wm. Armstrong I .1. '1' alt prepared to give the best • possible Satisfaction to the pat- ,p rens.. . •N Mille supply will be secured .y, 1Armstrong's £now N r, herd and •II• 1 in the bottling we will clarify, d pasturize and eternize the out- ,4•' put so as to attain the highest •?• sanitary y condition. g. Will guarantee milk c to teat a• 3°f fait ateam EO°. Prioes will continue as former- ly-Oe for Summer delivery and 0 le in Whiter, "Cream 80c. �• Askingthe patronage o of the a•p g ii,pu olio. W VV. Harris e• • Sham rot* Orearnory o BrUssols q, ++++++++4.1.14+++++++4-144.1444 8 Mal or watt served with a notice i front 0. '1'abberner in which he threat- eue,l to lake action against the town I for cllnirIges if the proposed walk on Plein street was continued at the game level as it was being built Furth- er up the street, 'The couiicll mat and ,decided to go ahead with the work told Ln let the contractor finish at the correct level. INTERESTING LETTER FROM NEW -BRUNSWICK DEAR MR. KERR.- I thought this morning I would hurriedly scribble off a line to you as I know you al- ways have, or rather make time, to keep in touch with any of your ex S. S. pupils. I have been spending a most de- lightful two months here with my friends -the Millers- coming down from Toronto' via the St. Lawrence, stopping over at Montreal and at the grand Chateau Frontenac at Quebec cm my way. Found both cities in- tensely Interesting, especially 'Quebec ab thio crisis in the 'hietot'y of our Empire. We did not visit 'Valcartier as it hales 9 miles out from the city and at thattimethere were not many of our soldier's there. Mrs. Miller has au excellent big Cadillac car which she drives beauti- fully and she has taught me to run 1 t so it affords us as splendid opportunity of seeing the country. Shediac is just a small place of some 1500 in- habitants, mostly French of the poorer class and yet there are a num- ber of English and Canadians here whom I have found most hospitable and charming. The farmers seem to know little of cultivation but do grow excellent potatoes. Prince Edward Island exports the finest to be found, Just to give you an idea of the quantities the other morning I went out for a spin with Dr. Qulton as he was making his calls and in 14 miles we passed 400 wagon loads of barrels of potatoes. They cart everything here in barrels instead of sacks. The apple orop seems also to be plentiful but they have not the delicious flavor of our apples. The orchards are poorly kept and the farms on the whole look so delapidat- ed. But this is a great country for lobsters and game and the finest oysters of the world are to be found at P. E. I. It is fun to watch them rake in the oysters and they taste very superior to what they do when we get them in the Western pal ts. Should one order a quart of oysters here they would be sent always in the shell and it is quite an art to open thein. The lobsters are fierce looking big things and they are cooked alive, when they have the nicest flavor. They are caught in oyster cages, The game here is very fine, quail, partridge, deer in abundance, bear, wild goose and duck. In connection with the work over at Carlton Point Mr. Miller has a very powerful search light and the wild geese, at this season, fly directly across the straits to it and the men sit up on the tower over there at night and shoot them by the 'dozen. We are to have moose steak for dinner today and very often have venison, The other morning I saw a magnificent sight. Dr. Qulton had asked me to go out in the country some 17 miles to assist him with a critical surgical case and it was just breaking day as we were return- ing through a lovely woods. About 15 yards right in front of us there stood a magnificent big moose look- ingllinto the lights of the machine. As we had no shotgun we stood still and waited to see iit would charge but- after 10 minutes of deliberate thinking he decided to bound off into the forest. It was an anxious few moments for us as you know if they do show fight they could soon tear up an automobile. Dr. Qulton said his horns would have measured 12 feet from tip to tip. Almost every day since my arrival we have motored to Brute, a Summer resort on the straits of Northumberland and have gone in bathing and enjoyed learning to swim, dive, float, in the &c., brine. 0 it is great sport. Weather here is cooler than at home but I always did favor cold "dips" and it has ap- parently been a tonic to me as I have chased the scales up another 10 notches, One day two other girls and myself went across to St. John and enjoyed seeing the sights. Before I leave one of'the captains has invited me to go across on his boat -"The Empress" - to Summerside and Charlottown P. E. I. Itis very primitive over there, controlled by farmers and they have a law that prohibits motorists to be on the street any day but Wednesdays and Saturdays and then only to run at the rate of 10 miles per hour. I hope Mr. Kerr that you will par- don this scribble as I have written this in thirty-five minutes arid want to catch this mail as there i only one a day going West. e n y I expect to visit Valoal'tier on my return home which will be in the course of a couple of weeks. ° With very kindest regards for your- self' and Mrs. Kerr. 1 remain, JULIA E. SHARPE. Shediac, N. B., Oct. B, 1914, Maitland Presbytery The regular meeting of the Presby- tery of Maitland was held in the Angli- can church, Wingham, on Thursday, October 1st, as repairs were being car- ried on in $t. Andrew's church. Theprincipal work of the Pre sb ter Y was the discussion of the Budget for p sem The apportionment of Maitland Presbytery for this year is $26,000. This amount was apportioned among the various con re atlons. Rev. Dr, Berridge, Moderator' of the General Assembl and Dr. A S.. Grant,'chair- y mem of the Finance hoard were present and delivered addresses. Rev, Chas, M. Rutherford was elect- ed Moderator for the ensuing six months. There was a large attendance at the morning and afternoon rneotings. Ir the evening Rev. Dr, Herrid e and Dr. Grant gave addresses, Rev. Dr, Berridge said iu part that we must allow that while we are ready to sacri- flee for home, country and emiplre, qac should' make"still greater sacrifice' for the advancement of God's Kingdom. People had enjoyed privileges so long. that they had ceased to appreciate them. Whop cumin to Win ham he wonder. ed bow the 0am0 of the town was pro- noenoed, whether the accent was pieced on "Wing" or "ham" but was glad to learn that the emphasis was on 'Wing" from this laid emphasis on the spiritual as agalust the material, The Rev. Dr, made a timely plea for better salaries for the ministers. Practical men are needed and the most practical are those who see visions and dream dreams. A Christian can be told by service better than by attendance or collections. There were sad hearts to be cheered and prac- tical work to be done among those who had wandered and those whom the scant charity of the world had put aside. The creed of the world seems to be "Every man for himself and the devil for the hindermost." The privilege of giving was emphasized, -the map who keeps is poor and the man who gives is rick. The state of lethargy in many churches waa illustrated by a story 0f an old colored lady, who went into a fashionable New York church and be- gan clapping her hands and saying Praise de Lord." A web groomed official told her she must keep quiet to which she replied"I have got salvation" but the official said it was not the fault of his church as she never got it there. Building on this he made an eloquent appeal for more enthusiasm, more divine intoxication. This was; the Sick Headaches-- are not caused by anything wrong in the head, but by constipation, bilious- ness and indigestion. Headache powders or tablets may deaden, but cannot cure them. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills do cure sick head- ache in the sensible way by removing the constipation or sick stomach which caused them. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are purely table, free from any harmful drug, safe and sure. When you feel the headache corning take Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills fall Housecleaning John Lunn Painting Graining churches opporkunity and he left the command of Wellington at Waterloo with lily audience :-- ,'Up gnat'ds and at them," The church should be up and at all forme of vice. Dr. Grant followed with all appeal for Home and Foreign Missions, Wharf,. Does consumption eosin t That drat little tickle becomes a cough, the cough grows severe, fs neglected and travels down to the lungs. Treat throat trouble before it - gets severe. Catarrhozone heals, allays inliammation, ,cures throat and bronchial trouble quickly, A marvel worker is Catarrhozone which pre- vents thousands of Catarrh victims front contracting consumption: - Recommended by doctors, proved by time to be unfailing, Catarrhozone is just what you need. 26c and $1.00 sold everywhere. ••••••••s•••sss••••••••••• i' • • Engagement Rings -: • • • WeddingRings • ng • • •• �i• • Give her. O 2a Diamond: • •\\\\\\\\\\"SS. s • Fine White Diamonds, •• • • mounted with Platinum : e Tips, 34k Rings, at very o i• prices o • • $1• O,00 $1'5 0O •o ••25.00 25.00 0 • and upwards, according to size o • and quality. A nice assortment • • of mountings in stock. 2 • o fpm► o • • fine Jewelry ® y ♦ •• We can supply anything you • ♦ want in the finest Jewelry and o • at very reasonable prices. e ••The first opportunity you have • • • we will be pleased to have you • °hstore. Wevil take • Decorating• • pjeasuhe in showing you Y Good Workmanship with Moderato Prices Old Suites and Cupboards made to look like new. If you desire suggestions of color schemes for Painting or Paperhanging call up 'phone 41x. John Lunn, Thomas Street, Brussels. ♦ thing of interest to you in the • • stock which is being replenished • •• almost daily with the newest o. o goods on the market. J. R. 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