The Brussels Post, 1906-7-19, Page 4russe s tit
THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1906.
MR, RONALD WRITES FROM
CHICAGO.
of To the Miter
Tiro Po8T
Dean BIR. -We are in this great city of
2,750,000, compared with Toronto dome
900,000 -or Detroit 350,000. It is simply
immenee. It owoe 8200 storm in beaati•
till parka and op Saturday afternoon all
are well filled with pleasure eeekere,
outo•Oare, oarriagee, base ball matohea &o
a great boon to the people. In the down
town parte of the city the 20 feet wide
sidewalks are always crowded, Imagine
she four °heroismm in Brueeele let out the
came time at the eame plater and it will
give you a comparative view of these
immense orowda-the larger majority
Wise all handsomely dreamed -and many
over dreeaed, rushing to end fro with
unusual energy, Streets filled -crammed
with vebiolee of all aorta; 64661 oars
always filled to overflowing as well al
street oars flying over your bead -a
perfeot bedlam ; almost dangerous to
oroee the street : policemen at each
corner to protect the citizens and bis
baton up commando the vehicles to atop,
at times -e moment -to allow people to get
acme. 60 lives have been lost the last
8 months in street oar aooidente as well
as some hundred injured. Mayor Dunne
has not been. a 800088 in acquiring
Municipal ownership. It was his
shibboleth to get often:. The old oable
lines, jerky and slow, are now being
trolleyieed shortly to have as good servioe
as Toronto or Detroit. An immense
building, eoms 15 stories high is eaid to
contain 5000, people for office and
commercial prrpoeee. The greatest feat
of modern times engineering has bean
the revereibg of the Cbioago river in
centre of oily; instead of ire dirty blank
waters entering into the lake, oeutamin-
sting the oity'e water supply, hoe been
dredged and deepened in the rear to
make it, so to speak, run backwards into
the great Mississippi and giving SI.
Louie the benefit of this great oity'e
eew,oage. The old putrid river is now a
healthy 6105002 fall of Lake Miobigan'e
clear fresh water, costing millions and
well worth it from a sanitary view. The
street oar system runs under thie river,
15 feet deep Member overhead the tuunele.
These are to be lowered some 10 feet to
give corresponding depth of water to
aao0mmodate the big eteamere entering
the harbor in a monster undertaking
in the master minds. This great city
sticks at nothing. The Government baa
lately aonfirmed their claim that it is
ebe healthiest city in the world. This
drainage river has very much aontribated
to this eatiefaatory result yet withal
it has not a partible injured the water at
Bt. Louie as old Sol by its beneficent
rays absorbs and purifies on its long
voyage Southward. The recent exposure
Of the aneanitory conditions and methods
of the great meat packing interests here
kinked up quite a rumpus in thio city as
well as all over the world. These con.
eer0e are immense and within the 0117,
ouly some 7 or 8 011155 from the oentre,
When the wind comes from that dietriut
its flavor (I) can only be deeoribed as I
from an mme0e8 manure heap. The
wonder ie why the people stand oom-
plaoently without rebelin g so long -I
understand their time limit of removal
to Indiana has been reached yet they dont
go. We visited "the white oity" a large
place of amusement, neer ne in eabarbe,
6 miles from centre of city, very inter -
eating eo many attraotiooe. I just long
to take all one Besmears boye in and note
their visages of wonder. The Soenio
Railway wonld probably make their hair
stood on end as numerous oars each con•
teiniug } dozen yootbe are run Op a steep
track by motive; power say 30 or 40 feet
high then down a deolining track by
their momentum round and round, up
then down for a long journey -mile a
minute gait until exhausted. The next
attrsobion le "shoot the °hates". Boats
are hoisted over inolined track then
down they come with fearfalvelooity into
a Large pond the little row boats prancing
and doming in a mad career likes wild
bull before a red flag. A visit to ancient
Veoioe is another attraction eaitable for
oar Bruseele boys and girls -you get io
gondola a long row boat with high airy
greats and sterna -she Bails along the
water -real water 2 feet deep 6 broad,
with artifloiaily forced 0000801 for about
mile trip roand and round viewing
Venetian buildings brilliantly lighted up,
each boat end Tote, of them carry 6 to 8
persona. There are numerable other
attractions. Philipine natives there
dancing and mhoatiog to tin pen deafen-
ing macro : dog eaters were skinning s
dog for their supper; bands of mneio
iu general large arena -so many other
attraOtione each with a promoter outside
ehonting like to buret hie throat to
inveigle the 516110rs to his den. usually
10 Dents charged ; firemen's exhibitiou,
house on fire real fire engines hose and
water put it eat, women jumping from
4th story into&ramens' nets woe rather
exciting -but we got it on the quiet it
was only men with borrowed ebemiees
ou ; many thousands daily visit this
ama0iag resort. Among the many things
uuoommon this great city engagee in is
the Artio expedition in eearoh of the
North Pole, now being actually under•
taken by a leading newspaper, the Record
Herald, ['ending it Washington Reporter,
a Mr. Wellman. He went to Paris and
proonred a baloon, cigar shaped 160 feet
101452 diameter, able to support 16000
tbe In the air, ite total outfit will weigh
5000 lbs. 6 men 3 motor engines, one 70
horse power, one 60 and one 3 to propel
it at the rate of 10 to 20 miles en hour
and carry saffioione gasoline for fuel ;
hung in basket below the little ship to
take them over a tboueand miles, They
emend at Spitsbergen* 500 North of Nor.
way and then have 400 miles to fly in the
air to reaoh the pole. Having Wireless
telegraphy on beard we may expeot to
hear frond them in a few days after they
start, presumably in a. week been. Capt.
Peary, who ha0 been taking an mum -
woeful daeh at the North Pole at Lim
ae in
theyenta net 80 is feared
to be loetleav,
ing last year and little heard of since. It
to aarmerity wished that Chicago Record.
Heartd p
inn10 will be
more s4 one
BBfnl
Y
onto truly,
J. D. BONALD,
P. N. -Tito' the naloone are all in full
bleat Imre ea of yore, it is eatielaotory
Id note that wehave 130500 seen a drunken
men nor a beggar l
Chicago. July 7111 1906.
THE GLORIOUS 12TH,
1690
1906
MILVeaTON
The oelebratien of the battle ot the
Boyne held ouThureday, July the 12111,
was a great moose. The weather wile
perfeot and the attandanoe big.
Eighteen lodges trout the eurronoding
diatriote were present oho the epaeohee iu
the perk were of a high order. Revs, S.
AtoKinnon, Spence and Buckland, and
Mesere. Morplty, Walker and George
were the principal speakers, Three
exoellent bands diezoureed mneio, and
the maroh ot the different lodges in ani•
form, eaoh with its own fife and dram
band lu
P y town
the finest dim this
has aver seen. For the beet mneio,
Donegal and Stratford lodges got prizes,
The beet dreeaed lodge was Trowbridge,
and Stratford had the 70angeel members.
e0AFORTu,
The twelfth of Jaly celebration here
under the auspioes of the South Huron
distriot Orange lodges Wae one 01 the
beet, and in every way the most ono•
easeful demonstration ot this kind ever
held in this dietriut. It was estimated
there were about live thousand people
nt tw
present, o trains of ten oars eaoh,one
from the East and theother from the
=
West, and all packed arrived in tbe tore.
noon. In addition to this there wee %l-
omat a ooatinnooe stream of 001010550
from all diatriote during the entire fore.
noon, This was the largest orowd ever
seen to Seafotth. Ab the park,Prizee
were awarded for the largeet lodge, the
lodge Doming the lougoet dietanoe, and
the oldest Orangeman. This latter prize
was woe by W. Johnston, ot Seafortb,
who numbed in the procession. fie hoe
been an Orangeman for 63 years, and is
still hale and hearty. Foster Close, of
Stratford, was judge of the braes band,
and fife and drum oompetitioae. First
prize of $25, for the best braes band, was
awarded to Mitobell. Purple Hill won
the first prize of $15, for beet lite and
dram of ten or more members ; Sam
mer Hill ;von second prize of $10. The
prize for the beet fifer and beet drummer
was won Thorndale men. At the plat•
form King Billy White, of Mitohell,
presided, and Mayor Broderick woloomed
the visitors to the town. Addresses were
delivered by Revs. R. S. Larkin and
Birks, of this town ; Meeere. White, of
Detroit ; and West and Hewitt, of
Toronto.
Ontario Foot Ball
Championship.
Tire Junior Series.
AT MILDMAY.
Mildmay, W. F. A. Junior champions
of Western Ontario, defeated the All
Sainte, of Toronto, last. Wednesday by s
soon of 3 to 0 in the first of the finale.
Berry seared the Bret goal in three
minutes, and Hineberger the mond io
one and a half minutes. Scheme scored
the third goal in the second half.
AT TORONTO,
Mildmay and All Sainte were the oon•
teetanto at Broadview field Friday night
for the junior football ohampionehip of
Ontario. In the first round at Mildmay
the looal team secured a lead of three
goals, and the Sainte bad a difficult task
to wipe oat the deficit. They rose to the
o00asion in great style, and bad not dark.
nese pat a atop 5o =tee timebeing played
a definite decision would undoubtedly
have been arrived at.
Referee Brown, of Berlin, lined the
players up about 7 o'olook before fully
five hundred spectators. The homestere
jumped into the game right away, and
soon tested the protease of the Mildmay
goal keeper. The forwards were already
playing with looklike preoieion and
twelve minutes from the start White put
in a soft shot, whioh the Mildmay keeper
only partially cleared. Forbes wae
on the a of d made no
epot, anmistake and
the Saints were one up. Thin re-
verse put ginger into Mildmay, but
Darlington set hie forwards going again.
Carroll put amass a beautiful center,
whioh Forbes fastened on to, and with a
stinger pieced the Sainte two up.
Nothing daunted, Mildmay settled down
to play good ball, and hereabouts some
pretty work was seen from both Mame.
Pointon caved a hot one from the Mild.
may right. Hopkine setting the Befits'
forwards off again with a long punt,
Balmier goo possession and should have
Floored, but beettated too long, and the
chance was lost. Half time arrived with
the homestere leading by 2 to 0.
The aeaond halt etarted with a rash on
the home goal, Hopkins making a pretty
alearanee. Mildmay 00me baok and
Penny °leered. Darlington got pumas.
los, and in °hooking es Mildmay man put
hie knee out and bad to retire, a Mildmay
man going off to even up, This some
whae disorganized the Sainte, who did
not adapt themselves to the °onditions as
goiekly as Mildmay, the defence having
an anxious time for a few ml0atee,
Pointon saved twits() in good style, and
Penny and Hopkins both got in some
good work. Finally the Sainte broke
away, and by pretty combination (tarried
the ball into the Mildmay goal, when the
visiting goalie saved a hot one from
Mann al the expense of a corner. This
proving abortive, bat a few minutes later
Zillex got in a long punt, whioh glanced
off the Mildmay right baok'e head, and
the Saints Were three up. This wins
twenty min ghee from the restart.
Mildmay now made determined efforts
to more, but the defence was too good
for them, and time arrived with the
Sainte leading by 3 to 0. As this jest
tied the mores on the two mantle, Referee
Brown ordered extra time to be played,
Daring ibis the Sainte forded two corners
and Mildmay did the same, nothing re -
salting from any of them. Darkness
was setting fast, and it was diffionit 10
r
follow the fall. The MlidmaY center
cutin a bot one and Pointon brought off
a =reefing save. It was new t00 dark 10
play farther, and the game reoulted in a
Win fir the- int
Sat s by S to
0.
To o e
o veroom a teal of three
Scale is
enffiolent evidenoe of the manner in
whioh the winners played. 11 wae the
fastest game ever seen In Toronto, and
had not Darlington been Muted the
obanoee are that the bomeotere would
have won.
This 1s the first defeat Mildmay hes
euetaiued this season. The replay will
take place at Guelph on Saturday ou the
Exhibition groauds, when a definite fie.
Melon ehonld be arrived at,
Relieves Brown gave eminent setlefam
tion to both Mame, and will have charge
of the replay, Teams
All Seines ; Pointoo, Penny, Hoppiue,
2illax, Darlington, Heaslip, Carroll,
Eokmier White, Forbes, Maim,
Mildmay- Goal, Hbaiiisg,b
acke
,
Sobmidt, Fraser ; helves, Pandit, Wen.
dorf, Sobwelm ; °etl"ler, Berry ; right
wing, Sohmurr, La France ; left wing,
Hiesperger, Miller.
Tho Intermediate Series.
AT LITTLE YORK,
Tim first of the fival games for the M.
termedtate ohampiouship of the Ontario
Football Aeeoaiatleo was p ayed at Little
York on Saturday b•.tweou Permian and
La York, resulting Little Y rk esultin iu a win for
The Preston by a more of 1 to 0, ilia teams
were evenly matched but the grand
work of the Preston goal keeper saved
the day for his team. Little York did
not play their usual game, and a oloee
mutest is sore to result when Ailey go to
Preetoa on Tuesday. The winning goal
was moored after 17 minutes' play in the
second halt. Little York bad much the
better of the 000teet but ooald not get
the ball past Preston's floe defence.
Goalkeeper Sobubert made nary great
saves. The line up:-
Preston -(1)- Goal, Sobubert ; batiks,
Talk, Schwan ;belle, Smith Kinser, G.
Bernhardt ; right wing, Wiener, 0, Been•
bards; centre, !Iraq ; left wing, A,
Bernhardt ; Sobrum.
Little York -(0) -Goal, Rose ; baoke,
F. Gilding, Frank Gilding ; =alfa, Dula),
Thomas Gibbons ; right win Gentle
Jobueon ; centre, s
Booby 1 lett wing. G.
Gilding, Woodward.
Referee -Harry Brown, Berlin.
11I001140 THE LIMIT.
The following is taken from the Pree.
ton Progress of last weep :-That the
Preeton Football °lab won out in the
Intermediate aeries is entirely dee to the
nerve and grit displayed by lbs members
of the team, who against a combination
of exponents of roagh•booee tootioe of the
meanest order, played Mildmay off their
feet in the last fifteen minutes of the
game in that town last Friday evening
and Soared the goal whiehiwon them the
championship. The game iteelt would
have been as good an exhibition, or even
better, considering that the field was
nothing more or less than a rough gravel
pit, a8 has been seen in theNorth oouotry
had it not been that the 535018tore felt
that the only way is wbich they could
defeat the Preston boys was to maim
them, and play against tremendoue odds,
but they reokoaed without their heat, and
our boys tnrned the triok just when they
thought they bad them'beaten. Our boys
have travelled over 450 miles in quest of
the ohampionehip, and Mildmay is the
only plsoe in whioh they did not get sfair
deal. It is aeeleea to attempt to mention
the many mean sate of the epeatatore
who literally deluged Goalkeeper
Schlueter with young apples, peas, and
fire ermines, the latter ot whioh set fire
to hie clothing. Mildmay seamed two
goals to which they were not entitled bad
the referee (Mr. MaLauehlio, of Oheeley,)
handled himself as it wee expeoted he
would,and Preston should d
have
had a
penaltykink which herefused
to allow.
Although the score was 3-1 against Free -
ton this does not represent , the relative
events of the two teams se Preston had
the best of the genie throughout, and can
beat the Mildmay team just as handily
as they did here on any grounds npo0
whioh they will get fair play and Ibat are
in say way fair to play on. The Mild-
may trip will long be remembered, and
the next time oar boyo go there they
declare they will take oat insurance poll -
Mee spinet mob violence.
Brussels Council.
Monday evening, 9th inet., the regular
000510n of Braesele Oooaoil was held.
In the absence of;Reeve Hendereot from
town Councillor Jones filled the obis!
chair. Other membere present were
Oonnoillore James and Ballantyne.
Minuteslast m
o t meeting read and
g
passed.
Oe motion the following accounts were
ordered to be paid :-
J. T. Rose, service at eoalee $12 00
F. S. Booth, on salary 50 00
R. Oliver, town caretaker 88 88
Thuell Bros., eleotrio light 98 50
W. S. Sellers, gravelling etreete., 35 00
Jno, Nlohol, Fire engine 75
H. Dnnoan, " a 75
H. James, inspeoting building
cement of fire engine platform 3 00
Geo. Barkley, building Dement plat
form 40 00
Invitation was read from Listowel
Mayor inviting Brunetti to their Old
Boys' Celebration, and aokingfor appoint
ment of oivio holiday, No sotion was
taken as petition was in Reeve's bands
desiring August the 8th as Civic Holiday
so as to take in the emersion to Sin.
0ardine.
Moved by J. Ballaplyne, seconded by
H. James that the Ireaeurer be aathoriz•
ed to borrow 9500 from the Standard
Bank to meet Durrant expenditure to be
paid out of looal rate. Carried.
Connell adjourned atter a ehort die•
mission shoat additional tanks for fire
proteobion.
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Toronto Thistles, Eastern League
ahampione, and the Dundee Soots played
an exhibition game of football on Bator,
day at Dundas, the result being a tie,
1-1.
The lacrosse match played at Goderioh
on the 12th in the intermediate d. L. A,
aeries resulted in a viotory for the home
team, Goderioh getting thirteen goals
spinet one fog Kincardine.
Boafortb defeated Gunton at the former
town on the 12th in the intermediate
series of the C. L. A. The game was the
fastest this eeasop, and ap to the half
Olintoo held the home teem down
to 1 to
1,bat in the third and fourth quarters
linton wae played to a standstill, and
Seafortb piled up seven goals to Clinton's
one, ending the game 8 to 2 in levet of
Santorth.
The Berlin ewe• eo rd oou ratalate
e
the Preston Intermediates en winning W.
F. A. Intermediate honors. 11 says 1
"Without a doabb this ie the beet eleven
in the emend melee of the 50BOalat1015
this year, and it ie doubtful whether a
teeter grade of football bas ever been
Served up by any intermediate team. In
foot they ore 0, tauter aggregation than
deme eenier teams. They have played a
ooueietent game all season, have bats good
rampart and Next year ought t0 551 Oat
atter the metier cup."
A.l'W 0051,
The Bee is holidaying,
Elmo ()puaoil mat on July 14.
Arth Harris left for Brandon Men
,
where be will lila eder
end
lather,
The "Glorious Twelfth" wee oelrbratsd
by the Orangemen of North Perth at
lt1(leerton.
0, J. Wynn hoe opened up a floor and
feed store i0 the trout Dunton of the old
Bee building.
The barn of Wm, Graham on the 4111
oon. was straok at one corner by light.
nine but not burned.
Mrs. 0.13. Fullerton and two obildren,
of Winotoeterihave arrived is town
to
visit her arette L. end Mrs, Peton.
Newry ahem
Co. shipped the last
halt of June obsess on Monday of last
week. altar, of I15005011, wag the buyer,
Ven Allen, for some time clerk at the
drug store, lett for London where he has
smeared an exoellent position in a drag
more in that oily.
The bowling green does not present a
very attractive appearause juet now
owing to the abundant orop of weeds and
thistles that adorn it.
lama Mame Co. shipped d last lilt of
June (Meese from Atwood oua nesds
W d y
morning of last week. Hodgson Bros.
Montreal, were the boyers.
Rev. A. Henderson, M. A., of Stntala
Sack., a former pastor, ou0apied
the Preebyterian pulpit Sunday morning
and preaohed at Mobktou in the even•
u'1
.
The Bee Saye :-Daring the past week
Or 90 On several moutons the alight has
been rendered hideous by' unearthly yells
and oat•oalle. To such an extent wee
this the uaee that the oitizene living on
Male street ouuld not sleep. Now we
believe in giving youth a certain degree
of Iatilade, bot boys, you ehonld remem•
bar that human beings have feelings,
and that Bitch unseemly yelling at a late
hour at night is not calculated to do a
sink person Roy great amount of good.
Listowel.
Lawrence Bernie, eon of J. W. Bernie
baa entered upou his datiee es Junior in
the Imperial Bank.
Mime Mary MrCamas has passed her
final examination with high honors at
the College of Maeio, Toronto.
W. A. Philips M. A. formerly Principal
of the High School, bee been appointed
to the High School staff of Toronto.
Wm, Hay, of the Public School staff,
Mediates Hat, Alta., is spending his
holidays with hie parents, Andrew and
Mrs. Hay, Raglau street.
At the morning Sunday School in
Christ church, Jaly 15th, the rector
presented the bibles and prayer books
to the eobolare who have earned them
for regular attendance.
The installation of the officers of Lie -
towel Lodge No. 160, 1. 0, O. F., took
Mace July 9th. The following offioere
were installed in office for the meeting
term by Bro. J. Iegale P. G., sotiug
D. D. G. M. ; Bro. Geo. M. Yates N. G.,
Bro. W. H, Jenkins V. G., Bro, J. E.
Tecbnne R, Bea., Bro, J. Gable F. Seo„
Bro. Yooill, Tread., Bro. R. A. Climie
Warden, Bro. Geo. BraylCondaotor, Bro.
J. McDonald jr. O. Conductor, Bro. A.
Douglas Chaplain, Bro. 0. A. Les R. S.
5,, Bro. W. F. Lawraeotl L.13. S., Bro.
A. Stapleton R. S. N. G., Bro. G.
Stevenson L. S. N. G., Bro. W. Morrie
R. S. V, G., Bro. J. Somminge L. S. V.
G., Bro. Cummings L. 0. V. G., Bro. W.
Washburn I• G„ J, Iogale 0. G.
The program as drafted for the Old
Boys' reunion is as follows :
FIRST DAY -JULY 31sT.
Reception and registration of Old Boys
In the evening a minstrel chow will be
given in the milk.
5500ND DAY -1ST A0000T.
Morning ;'Arrival of Bands from Bea.
Wingbam, Oheeley end other pointe.
Parade of Old Boys and Girls, headed
by visiting bands withiTowa and County
Oonnoillore, school children,friendly
ermietiee and others to the ink Park,
where addresses of weloome will be made
by Mayor Watson, President of Old Boys
Re•anion. Baseball mmtob (First game
of tournament, Afternoon : Foot ball
match Old Boys vs. Listowel. Lacrosse
match and other sports. Night of
illumination, Garden Party in Rink
Park, music furnished by visiting bawds.
Grand display of fireworks.
THIRD DAY -2ND AUGUST.
Morning :-Trades preemption headed
by visiting bands, Baseball match
(Seoond game of Tournament.) Atter-
noon :-Sohool ohildren'a prooeaeion to
park. Addresses by Old Boys. Final
game of baeeball to0rnament. Athletic
sports and Oaledonian gamer. Balloon
aeceneion, Music by 48th Bighlandere,
Berlin, Cheeley, Listowel and otherbaude,
Night : Grand band aonoert in the rink
by the 48th Highlanders band•
5001178 DAY,
Golf, Toonim, Bowling and Quoit
Tournament. Afternoon :- Football
maroh and other sports. Evening :-At
Home in the rink with media and re,
freehmeute.
F. A. Campbell, Mitchell, hue Owed
four fine pieta glace windows in Itis stere
whioh greatly adde to iteappearauoe.
David Marshall, Aylmer, was au,
animonely nominated by the Ooneer.
vative0 of Beet Elgin, to oppose W, F,
Hepburn in the by0•eleotion for the
Commove,
q1'
Ban1 of .Hamilton
1
Capital. Paid nth t$2,500,e90
310000ve Fund, $2,50,,000
Total Assets, See,000.000
80 BBANOHI;S IN CANADA 80
President, - . HON. WU. 01118000
Vies President & General Manager,
JAMES 'OCAS BULL
ETHEL AGENCY
ti
Savings Department -Ample eeourity
for Depositor0.
Deposits 01$1,00 and upwards reoeivad.
Interest allowed at current ratoe and
compounded hall yearly.
ADVANCES =ado to Farm ere for
fending stook.
Sale Notes oolleoted and advanced
made, thereon.
Drafts bought and bold,
W. N. Mo0AY, SUB -AGENT,
04germ 9cter $ s3fds`12
IMPORTANT NOTICES
NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS IN-
DEBTED ESTE to the, 0110undersigned nt bre re
nested s onto and esupo accountsbefore
e-
duly . J.
so n8 to oloee up the outstanding
debts. J.E• SPEBAIN, Brussels. 51.11
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.
11 5, Ne. 9, Morrie, dutieo to commence
after lvacatlon, Applications, with testi.
moofale, received up to July 16th. Either
male or female. JAS. A. MOORE,
Secretary, Walton P.O.
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Ie prepared to give =aeons o0 Piano
or Reed Organ. Terme on application.
Postolloe address-Brnaeele. Residenoe-
Lot 8, Con. 10, Grey. Pupils may have their
lessons attheir own homes if preferred.
GOOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Sale on whioh is large brick house,
016,015, drilled well, cistern, fruit garden,
&o„0¢ soros of land on John and James et.,
Brume's. Terms reasonable. Apply to
JOHN MOFADDEN on premises or F. S.
800 TT, Brenda,
STRAYED FROM THE PREM.
rens of the undersigned, Lot 14, Oen, 8,
Grey, a steer red in Dolorwith email strip
of white between hie front lege; dehorned.
Any information leadingto his recovery
will be thankfullyreceive
WM. LOWE, Brueeele P.O.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
ICIERKSHIRE SOWS FOR
6ALB: Tno undersigned has for gale 4
improved Berkshire sows, bred from prize
winning stook. Due to litter about Sept.
let. Also 2 aged Berkshire sows due to lit.
ter in July. Bargains for quick 1purohasere.
For further particulars apply to J. P. Mo.
INTOBH, Lot 21, Oen, 12, Grey, or Oran -
brook P. 0. 49.10
'port SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers her 100 sore
farm, being Lot 30, Con, 7, Grey, for sale or
to rent. Comfortable house, bank barn,
orchard, wells, &o, Farm is only } of a mile
from the miming village of Ethel. For fur•
cher particulars 'apply to F. S. Soots, Brus-
sels, or MRS. IIATE HOLLAND, 79 Shbter
Street, Toronto. 37.3m
1Oo ACRE FARM FOR SALE
being Lot 4, Con. 19, Grey ; 85
sores cleared; comfortable house 80x40 with
kitchen 18x20 ; bank barn 50x70 with atone
stabling; orchard, wells, ..to. Well fenced
and in good heart. Poseeseion given next
Fall. Farm is nearly all in grass at present.
It is 81 miles from Brunets and in a good
locality, For further particulars apply on
the premises or Brueeele P. 0. to
61-tf JOSN RODDICK, Proprietor.
PROPI;RTY FOR
SALE—THE
noon tail1 offers his house ars act,
It
l l ane garnet, convenient
SD for sale,
f t to well located, a convenient and eomfor•
table home. Poeeeoston can be given at
once, Will Mao sell the vacant lot, corner
of Mill and Elizabeth streets, whioh would
make a fine building site. For further par-
btoulore ae to price, terms, &o., apply to
FRED. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford.
wioh, 20.4
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for eervioe on
his premises, North Howiok Boundary, an
'English Berkahiro hog, Terme, $1.00, with
privilege of returning if necessary.
LIDS 0..0A0IILIN,
44.11 Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
nudereigned will keep for eervioe ou
Lot 21, eon,11 Grey, the Improved Berk.
shire Hoar,” Fairview Goldfinderi"No. 12495.
Pedigree,may be Been on application,
Terms -$,50, or $1.26 each for two or more ;
Berkshire Bows 59,00, All who are interest•
ed in raising the Ideal Bacon Hog and the
hog that will make the moat money ahould
sae this hog before using any other.
271f .7, P. MOINTOSB, Oran brook P. 0.
Lame
Iorses are Poor Travellers
I'. PERGbUSON,
Did you ever try to drive a horse that
wont lame easily ? Or one always afraid he
wouldn't hear you say "whoa?" Some
horses can't travel bemuse they are Istne and
others won't travel without a lot of urging.
THEY ARE NOT TILE HOURS TO BUY. It's just
the same with ()ream Separators. Some are
always out of fix, and some torn like corn
shelters, Such Separators don't have the
up-to-date features found only in
The Sharpies Tabular 1
Bny a Tubular. Have a Separator with
waist low engply can, simple bowl hong [Cor
tingle,ler frictionless beating and
driven b. wholly o ed elf snot e e -
gg SEPARATOR
ailin ears -A TonR
N A
A 011ILn OAN tlARE FOH-ODs that will lad a life
time. I'll take a Tubular aliened and show
you how simple, strong and efficient it ie.
AGENT,
BRUSSSEL-6
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even numbered veotion of Dominion
Lauds in Manitoba, 8aalratohewan and
Alberta, exempting 8 and 20, pot roesrved,
may be bomeotoaded by any perm W110 le
Ibe solo head of a 'mull y. or any mals over
18 yearn of age, to the extent of oureenlrler
eeotlon of 180 00008 more or lees.
Entry may be made personally at NM
local land oi0ce for the dletriob bt whiz=
the laud le athlete..
The hooieatoador le required to perform
the eon (Buono oonueobad therewith uudor
one of the 1o1lowlag pleas
(1) At least six menthe' rea,tlouce upon
ane ptutiv,ttlou of the lana In each year for
three .yearn, (
is(Ifhe 2decoaoed j