The Brussels Post, 1907-10-31, Page 4lye )iT',lxss.et£i f .ostt
T.HU.I,' DA:Y OC
S .fr , 3 ]., 1907.
Faaernkam Ooeelmau, of the Agrietth
tural Oolloge, Guelph, Metes that about
800 OOudente, of whom 58 are freahoneo,
are taking the long aourae of four years,
and 800 fl re the abort aourae at the G,
A, 0. ;4boat 20 stadent8 come from
Great Britain, and about as many mare
from Germany and most parte of the
continent,
THn trade figure° of Gouda for Sep.
tember show a large inareaee of expo0te
over September of last year. The inn.
porta for September totalled $28,897,460,
an increase of $1,176,794 over September
of last year. Exports for the mouth
amounted to $27,822,977, an increase of
$8,040,664, the total duty collected dur-
ing the six months being $81,052,801, au
income of $5,655,240.
AT a meeting of the Dominion Cabinet
the date of the opening of Perliement
was set for November 280h, It had bees
hoped that the departmental reports and
preparation of the legislative program
would have been euffroiently advanoed
by this time to enable Parliament to
open on November 14th or 21st, but on.
avoidable delays and the absence of
[leveret of the Mioietere in Europe on
beeioee& Of state during a large pert Of
the Summer have reealted io holding
back the opening for two weeks.
AN exoelieut work on "The Fruits of
Ontario" has been issued by the Ontario
Department of Agriooltore. It deale
with all the pri0aipal fruits which
intermit Ontario hor0iouituriets, and writ
prove of math interest to growers, Not
only will it help to the eeleotiou of good
varieties to plant but much information
is farniehed as to the Dare and mantra of
orchards, and detailed etatis0ioe of
the extent of the industry is
given. It may astonish many to learn
that Ontarioorahardiete have no fewer
than 14,089,156 trees, 10,878,806 of which
are bearing, produaiug 15,187,790 bushels
of trait, valued at $4,863,845, and that
266,015 aures are devoted to orchard
culture. There has been an 000r888eof
nearly 4,000,000 in the number of trees
planted since 1901.
!(..tach 0308 been done in recent yeare
to secure to farmere and others their
rights me against the large and - power-
tul oorporatione. Six years ago the
railway companies charged just about
soh rates of freight as they saw fit,
and dieorimivated against the Oanadian
'shippers in favor of the American ship.
per-. By the appointment of the Rail.
way Commission and the powers in-
vested in the commission, Chia diaorim•
fuation has almost entirely ceased. As
an example ofwhat has been done, the
average coat Of ehipping cattle by rail
in Ontario today is at beet 50 dente per
head lees than it was before the com-
mission was appointed, while the rate
on tender fruit ie from 10 to 25 per
Dent. lege, and on all grain shipped
there i8, on an average, a saving of one
trent per baehel. Six years ago a farm-
er could drain his land ones a rail.
way property, only by weasels of the
railway Company and on terms fixed
by the latter. In one ossa it cost two
farmers ap in Lamb0o0 $200 to oarry
a common drain ander a line of rails.
Ta -day railways are opmpelled by law
to allow each drainage, and are, more.
over obliged to pay that portion of
the coat which ie doe to the existence
of their tracks ; all the farmer has to
meet is the expense be would have to
bear if no railway obstructed the way.
Six years ago, if cattle were killed on
the railway track, 00 matter it the
fault lay wholly with the railway, the
owner of the animate found it praoti
gaily impossible to recover 8 oopper in
damages. To -day, it a killing occurs,
and the company cannot prove negli
woos on the part of the loser, dem-
ote can be recovered. These are gam -
plea of praotioal and troth! legislation,
all
ot wbich bee been long advocated
in these oolumne, and there is more yet
to be done.
R. TRUAX NOMINATED.
lbe Liberal Convention for the South
Maung of Brno to e8leot a candidate to
(omelet the 0oue0itnenoy in the approaoh
log elections for the Peoviociat Aeeembly
wee held at Walkerton Thursday after.
noon. The day was fine, the roede in
gated shape, and these fads enabled
delegates to attend from the remo0eet
oorners of the riding. The farmere were
busy taking op their roots and pinking
their apple., bat eo great was the carica
its to Bee and bear the new tender, Hon,
A. G. MooKay, that all Over the riding
the armere dropped their work rather
than m100 the convention. At first the
intention was to bold the gathering in
the Council Chamber of the Town Hall,
o room large enough to ad0ommodate a
fair sized aodianse, but the Chairman
had hardly called the meeting to order
before it was dieoovered that a larger
building would have to be secured, and
it wag deoidod to adjourn to the Opera
Home,
Before the general bueineee of the eon•
ventioo was entered upon F. G. Inwood,
the General Secretary of the Provinotal
Libera1,&ee0ata0ton, who had been ad
vertieed es' one of the speakers, and who
had come all the way from Toronto to
deliver an addrese, wee given an op- While some Stratford 8oholat'e in the
portenity to speak in order that that hei High School wereexperimenting in the
m'ght eatahthe Toronto train, I melting of oxygen there was an ex.
At the gonalueion of hie address the
eleetlpn of ollioaro were proceeded with
resulting to the choice of J. G. Aadereou,
of Luokuow, as President, A. W. Robb,
of Walkerton, Seoretary, and 13.13eiaga86.
nee, of Formosa, Treaaaree,
About hall a dozen name were placed
in nomination es candidate, but atter
making brief addressee all withdrew ex•
opt R. E, Truax ex.M, P., of Walker•
ton, and Jae. Bryan, of Luokuow. Ou a
ballott being taken it was discovered
that Mr. 'Preen had carried the uouveu-
tion by a eubatsntial majority. The
announcement Wae received with mob
cheering, which wee renewed when Mr.
Bryan moved to make the aOmivatton
tuuuimous.
Mr. McKay was then introdooad, and
spoke for an boor and a halt. Hie speech
wee au eloquent and forceful one and
was pronounced by everybody 8e one of
the beat ever delivered in the riding. He
reviewed the history of the Whitney
Government and showed how they had
gone baok ou their record, end how they
had broken nearly every pre -08090u
promise they had made. By his effort
here Thursday afternoon Mr. MaoIay
has won the confidence ot the Liberals of
this riding, The feeling is that he is
the right man in the right plane, and
that 80 a leader be is a winner. The
Liberals were never in better fighting
trim, and ft ie a foregone oonolaeiun that
Mr. Truax will carry the riding by It
large majority.
Grey Council Meeting.
The Council met pueseenl to order
in the Township Hall, Ethel, on Mon
day, Ootober 21st, at 10 a. m. 114am-
bete all present, Reeve iu the ohatr.
Minutes of last eneebiug read cud
passed.
Moved by John Outt, seconded by
Jae. Mall'adzean, that tbie Oounoll grant
95.00 to be expended by Councillor Cott
to purchase wood for Mfrs. Oder. Oar•
tied.
On motion of John Brown, eeoonded
by John Grant, the following scoots
were paid :—
John Coate, bal. on contract,
Love Drain $ 165 00
John Ewen, on oontraot Ewen
Drain 90 00
Neil McNair, oeleetiug jurors 4 00
Beak of Hamilton, oe order of
Louie L. Longeway, Silver
Oorner'e Drain improvement., 895 20
Lorenzo Frain, farm bridge,
Jaoklin Drain 15 00
W. 9, MoKurober, premium on •
Iuearance Twp. Hall 2 00
Municipal World Buppliee2 21
John F. Bairnee, Commutation
Statute Labor 2 00
Jeeeee Wilbee, gravelling and
spreading gravel lot 8, on. 668 13
Jobe McIntosh, postage and
stationery 15 00
(Theis. Skiu, gravelling S. R. 1,
con. 5 35 86
John Lowe, gravel 15 12
D. W. Dunbar, Lenart viewers
award (Cox Jt Buttery) 2 00
Edward Jaaklio, gravelling lots
6, 7, 8, con. 1, and lot 4, Don. 2 84 56
Edward Jaoklin, gravel 8 24
Job L. King, two harm bridges,
Balfour Drain 20 00
Robert MlaDoneld, gravelhug on
Mill Road 5712
Thomas A conk, Gleaning Mo•
Taggart Drain 68 00
Jae. MoFadzean, letting sou
tracts and inspecting MoTag•
gart Draio 3 00
Henry Al000k,' farm bridge,
Ewen Drain... 15 00
Jno. Beirnee, rep'g,culvert draw -
lug plank, McDonald Beale2 00
Marto Resell, gravel 32
John Rann, repg. 00108 t, S. R
3, con. 12 6 00
George Olark, gravel 4 24
George Olark, contract gravel 8 20
Dan. Savage, cutting lime kiln
hill, none. 8 and 4 16 00
John Storey, cutting 2 hide, 8
R. 6, sou. 8 18 25
Alex. Campbell, Award Drain
E neo 1389. and replacing tile
Grey's share 6 37
Wm. Granger, gravel 3 20
Alex. McDonald, approaches
MoOartney'e bridge 27 00
John Mo0aeh, lighte at Duke's
Bridge , 6 00
Wm. Riley, gravelling Grey and
Morrie bdy
88 75
Wm, Riley, culvert and plaoiug
tile, Grey and Morrie bdy...,. 3 75
Wm. Riley, cement oulvert, S.
R. 3, oon. 6 2 00
Wm, Riley, cement culvert, 5,
R. 1, ooa. 4 2 50
Alex. Bryaoe, inapeoting gravel
ling Grey and Morris bdy,
twp. and oo0traotor'e share2 50
Samuel Snell, inepeating gravel
ling Grey and Morrie bdy,
twp. portion only 1 50
Wm. Steveueou, culvert, lot 27,
con. 10 0 00
Wm, Steveneou, repairing S. R
6, con. 11 .. 4 56
Wm, Stoveneon, gravel 14 08
Wm, Stevenson, form bridge,
Oox Drain- 12 00
Robert Rose, jr., part payment
gravelling oontraot 5. R. 5,
con. 7 70 00
Wro. Fraser, inspecting farm
bridges, Balfour Drain,......, 1 00
John Brown, inspecting farm
bridges, Cox Dram . 4 50
John Brown, iuepeotiug farm
bridges, Luve Drain..,. 50
Thumae Meacham, jr., culvert
lot 8, con. 6
1 00
Peter Baker, gravelling, lot 19,
000. 12 48 14
Samuel Duon, oo00raot gravel8 80
Jae Cumminge, part payeneuton
00ntraat, B. R, 6, on, 16- 58 28
Jae. Tarnboll, mamma planing
clement the covert lot 6, eon.4 1 00
Jae. MaFadzean, inepeotingfarm
bridge, Ewen Dram 50
Samuel Burke, gravel 8 96
Thomas Sttaoban, sr., oontra00
gravel 5 44
Wilnam Bowman, farm bridge
Lamont Drain 18 00
John Cutt, tweeting farm
bridge, Lamont Drain 50
Neil MoTaggart, gleaning Mo
Taggart Drain 80 00
Moved, eeoonded and carried that the
Contrail do now adjourn to meet at Oran -
break oo November 18th at 10 a. m.
JOHN MOINroan,
()leek,
p'oeiop, and Wallace Brown had hie
hands out by the tlyiog glade and Cara
Laeltwortby.receiv08 some cute on her
00016.
11,1p 1 e.4..
Gordon Montgomery hi visiting frtentle
a0Nurt Hope, eliuhigao,
Angus i0lartyn, tuwnehlp olerk, is eel.
tering from nu attaok of rbentnatiem,
Mrs. John Welsh, of Hamilton, is
visiting her easter, Mire, D. E. Nimmn,
J. S. Robertson hoe leased tire Agri•
010100 al Soaiety grouude fu,' three yore,
Rev. A. Miller is publishing a three
hundred page book entitled "Eleaveu and
Hell Hera."
Mies Martha Gulling herr returned from
Winnipeg, where .he bets been visiting
her slater, Mre. E. A. Mitchell,
Wm. Arnold, of Kinoardine, was in
town last week end ie preparing to buy a
number of heavy horses for the West.
It is 859801ed that Nev, J. M•1, Horton
will prowl a sermon to the Orangemen
of Pio River, on Nov, Ord, at 3 o'olook
p. M.
Chas. Marlyn, of the Traders' 13ault,
Cargill, ie having a few weeks' holidays,
fibulae has not beeu iugood health for
some time.
Dr, J K. M. Gordon was in town lest
week, Ile wee aoo0mpauied to Graven•
hurl, by Mre. Gordon and family.
Pheir hoasehold effoote were shipped last
week.
Fo rd while.
Geo. Walkey jr„ has moved his house.
hold effeote to Palmerston where the
family hoe taken up their residence.
The members of L. 0. L. No. 645 have
received au invitation from L, 0. L. No.
767, Gorrie, to attend divine service in
St. Stephens' .church, Gorrie, on Sup•
day, Nov. 8,
Mies Blythe MoLaughlin has been en•
gaged ae teacher of S. S. No. 3, Howlett,
tor 1908. Miss McLaughlin should make
a good teacher. Mies S. Padfield, the
9080800 teacher, has been engaged to
teach iu Orange Sill school next year.
Here are the figures for Howiok town.
ebip for the past two yearn : 'Total as.
easement for 1906, $2,881,595 ; taxer
oolleeted to 1905, $25,507,76 ; total as.
eesement in 1907, 92,882,682 ; total tux
for 1907, 827,576 51, 'au lnoreaee of
$2,067 76.
The grain house here bee again been
opened for buemeee by ,Broeklebaok &
Elowsou, of Wmgham and Arthur. Wm.
Gibeon will be on hand to pay the Isrgeet
prices for all grain being marketed here.
The intend to versa I the o u building,
putting in an elevator and making other
ue0e98ary ohaugee.
A Storehouse For Poisons
Yon may not think so, but that's what
you become when the kidneys are effeot
ed. These organa cleanse the body ;
they are the filters that remove from the
blood the waste matter that eats like
deadly poison on the vitality and health
of the eyetem. Dr. Hamilton's pills
stimulate the kidneys, expel fermenting
matter from the bowele, reetore the liver
and stimulate all exore0ory and e0aretory
organa. This enables the blood to quick.
ly replenieh itself and establiehee perfeot
health. No mediotne does sob lasting
good as Dr, Hamilton's Mandrake and
Butternat Pile, 250 at all dealer.,
Pee water.
Mies Alwilda Hill, of Toronto, is the
guest of Mies Lottie MoMlllau,
Wilbur Millian, of Brantford, is visit
ing hie mother, Mre. Geo. Millie(, of
town,
ed. and Mre, Grimes, of Toronto Jnno-
tion, are visiting the latter'° parents,
Geo. Nixon mild wife.
The Rivoredale hotel has changed
bands, Damian Blue, formerly of Tee..
water, having taken obarge on the 22nd.
A, M. Robluecn, manager of the Bolt
of Hamilton, le taking hie annual vaoa -
tion, and W. G. Reid hae charge in his
au°0(100.
Donald McKay, who orient the Sam
mer visiting hie eons at Keuors end
with frieode in N. Dakota, hae returned
to town.
Hugh' A. MoKagae and wife, who had
beau at Saekat000, Sask., for the Sum
mer, have returned t0 Oulroee and are
egal0 on the farm, 8th line,
The Messrs. Loutitt are getting out
timber for their new baro on Jas. Hark•
naso' farm. The timber and lutnber are
being out by a portable eaw•mill,
Oounoillor Ed Kuntz Ku tz hae h eu ,
e i,row•
iog b g potatoes this year. He brought
three to the King Edward Hotel the.,
weighed 69 lbs. As well as being big
these are 0m0oth,
Thomae B. and Mre. Aitken-, whcee
marriage wee mentioned in theee oo -
emue last week are speeding the
houeymoon at Noxville, Pa., and New
York Otty. They intend being away
two weeks.
tainton.
A. R. Smith was in Toronto last week
on bueineee.
The Thresher Oo, building is being
rapidly Flailed forward.
Miele Vanetene, of Wingbam, was the
guest of Mre. Harry Bartliff last week,
Harry and Mre. Bartuff visited Brtt09ele
Mods Sunday and Monday of eat week.
Mre, J. D. Kitty, daughter of Mre. R.
Irwin, left last beak to join her hueband
to California,
Will Wiseman, son of John Wiseman,
was brought home from Sandwich last
week, ae ho L0 suffering with fever.
Wilfrid Hudson won the watch at the
competition et the shooting gallery, and
iu the more 00000 competition Herbert
Glezior won the pipe.
Masers. Walker & Rose have received
their new hearse from the manutaotarere
at Ingersoll. It's a very haudeome vehicle
and hae rubber tires, etc.
Thos, MoKenzie i0 Oohing forward the
work on the Rettenbury Hobe, and it ie
expected it wilt be ready for the travelling
publio before Ohrietmae.
The workmen who have been employed
iu borne a new well at Stapleton struck
u bed of rook gait on Wednesday Of last
week at a depth of 1150 feet.
Mre. Cherie° McKinnon left on Tuee•
day of met wtek to join her Selfhood at
Edmonton, Alberta, She Wes uoaom
panted ao far as Winnipeg by her mother,
Mre. Johneoo.
The magnifioen6 driving shed for
ontari0 street Methodist ohnroh which
hag been in 0000ree of erection for eevera,
weeks is now complete. It is certainly
credit to the congregation.
Norman Joniffo, the well known bari-
tone, who has been amp oyed as a eoloiet
in one of the' Toronto oharehee, hae been
engaged to Meg io Sherbootne et, ohnroh
eta ooneidere,ble increase of ealury,
n-e,,,goorseegsmooteectestunotgoUTO
t,tY of
hug hs
Children
Especially night coughs. Na-
ture needs a little help to quiet
the irritation, control the in-
flammation, check the progress
of the disease, Our advice is-
-give the children Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor if this is his advice also.
He knows best. Do as he says.
We banish eloohot
hem our modioluoo
We urge eoneult yourou s
doctor
If you think constipation is of trifling
consequence, just ask your doctor. He
will disabuse you of that notion in short
order. "Correct it, at once!" he will
say. Then ask him about Ayer's Pills.
A mild liver pill, all vegetable.
—Mede by the J, 0.14000o., Lowell, Mese.--.
John Stephenson got .his left hand
caught in the planer at his faotory last
Wednesday and lot half an inch off hie
index finger. The little finger oleo was
jnl about severed at the Bret joint but
the doctor has hopes of being able to
save 'i t.
The final bowling tournament on the
local green, North ve South, was oonoltld..
ed on Saturday last when the South won
out by eighteen pointe. This means
that the North meet pay for the supper
which was held at the Oommeroial
hotel on Wednesday evening of this week,
Before Police Magistrate Andrews,
Clinton, Reobeu Graham, of the Graham
Lintel, was charged with selling liquor
after hours. Graham pleaded not
guilty, but after hearing the evidence the
magistrate imposed a fine of $100 and
costa, it being a second offence, The.
°nate were 96 65. Crown Attorney
Seeger, of Goderich, noted for the prose.
cotton.
W, and Mfrs. Jaokeon and Dr. and Mre.
SOWN, returned S e an Saturday,19th, from
om
their trip to Winnipeg witthe Ticket
Sellers' aspersion. They had a swell
time, the Westerners treating them with
whelk -hearted hospitality. Mr, Jaolteuu
muted as eearetary for the excursion and
just as usual, the arr00gemeute were per.
fent. The Winnipeg Free Prase publish-
ed a photo. of Mr. Jackson during the
stay of the exoureioniete in that oity.
*Edward Henry, of Roaeendale, Man.,
son of John Henry, formerly of Clinton,
hes been in the hospital at Portage la
Prairie, Mem, for the poet three weeks
and will likely have to remain as much
longer as the nen t of an accident he
met with. He was returning home from
lioGregor and as he eat in the buggy
with a loaded 14 calibre rifle soros hie
knees, he turned to speak to a passer by
when the rifle discharged, the bullet
peuetratiug and chattering hie right arm
eo that he had to be taken to the hospital
for treatment. He ie a nephew of Mre.
H. Routledge turd Mre, D, Steep, of
town.
NOTABLE MEDICAL
DISCOVERY.
Of Special Valle to Many Herc in
Briissels.
The progress made in mediuina during
the last few year0 has been au a whole
general rather than epecifio.
008 of the moot notable disooveriee and
one that undoubtedly appeals more than
anything ales to many people here in
Brneeele is the combination of etom0oh
remedies in the ail o ua treatment. This
preeoription has worsted woutier0, and
there now is no excuse for anyone ant
teeing with indigeetion or week etomaoh.
IE ante epeoifivally'upon the monies of
the atomaah and bowele, strengthening
and stimulating them eo that they
readily i take oare of the foot that is
eaten. It also inorea0ee the flow of
gastric jnioee, thea gutting from the
food the nouriehment that La necessary
for health end energy.
The ey'mptome of indigestion are num
°roue, 80003 as distress after eating,
flute entre, heart horn, Mak headaohee,
(11001 600 end irritability. These are
all diopelled by a few 4000 of Mi 0 ea
when the trouble is reeeut, but just as
surely n0 in long standing and ohmic
Gases if the treatment is followed for a
rea,ouuble length of time.
Do not think because of the goiok
benefits derived from the nee of Mi o•oa
that it is merely a temporary agent, It
is a remedy that ores by making over
the weak etomaoh into a 60r0n5 one.
Mi 0-08 le Bold by droggieta every-
where for 50 cents, and we positively
guarantee to refund your money ehoald
yon purohaee a box and be dissatisfied
with retinae. Write for free sample,
ENTER
ANY
DAY
Commerdial Oorreopondonoe among
our ntudente at Win ham, 0liuten,
Walkerton, Orangeville and Gods.
flab, We have iuoorpperated the
00un6el0 of our TWl9LVel BROADLY
LrDUOATSD, WIDELY k1XPER1EN-
0E1) TEAUBE108. Gregg Short.
hand taught by a graduate of the
Author John It. Gregg, Individualinetrualion, We Invite comparison
and Ol0Be invedt1g,atioe,
Otto ,hall eetlreeo 'lfen011 Tot In
Your Own dome.
Write for partieulare,l
Winghani
Business aolle._ e
f�
GEO.8POTTo5, Principal
eddreseing Booth's Ml,o.na, Box 977,
Buffalo, N. Y,
Per Us County.
Holy. NapeoN MONraiTn Toa 011nioa.—
Hon. Neel
aotr Mo Reit
t b was
our l'u
1Ired a -
a0 Mitchell, the lulanimoae choles of Iiia
Liberal Ooneervalivee of South Perth eo
their oondidate in the next provinoial
election, No other name woe tnen0lo,0
and the despatoh with whloh the nomi-
nation nartuft ehnwrd that no other
mule wad thought of, It waif deoided to
leave the choice of a candidate for the
Rouse of Oommone till a later dote, the
feeing being that there wee no pressing
need of ironing a standard-bearer and
that more deliberation might be well,
Tile meeting was marked by enthusiasm
for the reuse of Mr, Borden, There
were abort 125 nocrodited delegatea pre-.
ent, John Bennewiee, Logan, President
of South Perth Liberal Conservative An -
etiolation, preelded and with him on the
platform were: Hon. Naive Monteith,
Minister of Agrioulture ; Hon. W. J.
Fianna, Provincial Secretary; Richard
Blain, M P., Peel ; W. F. Oookehutt,
Ml. P., Brentford and J. Welton Peart,
St. Mary's, eearetary of the Liberal-Oou•
servative Association. The epeakore of
the afternoon were : W, F. Cookshntt,
M. P. ; Hou. Naleon Monteith, M. P. P. ;
Dr, Stelle, l'ovietook ; Hon. W. J.
Hanna, Provincial Seoretary, and Rich.
Blain, M. P., Peel. In the evening a
masa meeting nee held in the opera bonne
at St. Mary's under the auspices of the
Young Ooneervative Olub. There was m
good attenditnee and the .speakers 08oeiv.
ed an attentive hearing. Dr. Spoke, of
81. Mary's, aoted a8 oboirmen and with
him on the platform were Hon. W. J.
Henna, Richard Blain, M. P., Hon.
Nelson Monteith, Dr. Steele, Mr, Ding-
man and others.
EOZEMA
Skin Itches Intensely,
Becomes Hard, Cracks.
Bleeding Sores Develop.
Pus Is discharged.
The prevalence of Eczema is doe in
every ease to the preeenoo of humors and
poisonous aside in the blood.
Thede poisons Dome from fermentation
of undigested food in the upper bowel, or
from discharged fecal matter in the lower
bowel.
It is a smite of time to employ oint-
ment or washes.
No lasting benefit oan be had from
doctoring the skin when the canoe lies in
the blood.
Rich, pure blond will bring new lite
to the akin—will surely restore beauty
and Helloes of onmplexion.
I/erro r:net is the beet trealrnent.
It nate an the blood instantly, note
with s purifying healing effect—
neutralizes' the acids—destroys the
poieone—drives every humor from the
bleed, -
So rioh and nourishing dose Ferro•
zone make the blood eo 000rand healthy,
that the aoree are healed—itahioeee is
soothed away—every- trace of eczema
poison removed.
If Ferrozone won't core then nothing
will—in all blood dieordere its effeot ie
inetant—Cure guaranteed. Try Ferr•
ozone, thousands . it hae cured. Will
our0 goo too, In 600. boxes at all deal.
ere.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Alexander
McIntosh, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron and
Province of Ontario, farmer, deceased.
Notioe is hereby given. pursuant to Ravin.
ea 8tatutee of Ontario, 3897, Obap. 129, and
amending Acts, that all creditors and others
having any claims against the isolate of the
o aid •Alexander MOulneh, who died on or
about the 7th day of October, .1907, are re-
quired nu or before the 19th day of Novem-
ber. 3007,10 scud by post, prop aid, or deliver
to William Fraser, of the' odd Township of
Grey, Molesworth Post.Oisos, Ono of the Ex.
center of the said estate, their name° and
ud5resoeo with full part180lare in writing
rf
their claims, the statement of their ao-
co0nt0 and the nature of the goon rte
an held bythem i
es if
duly verified a t
affidavit.
any) rv.
And notice 10 further i y
van that aft, cthe
-aid lase mentioned date the Executors
rhe
0,111oproceed to 01 the niepar the aseettle of the
t,.o having
g regar the 07 100 eitcla thero-
wi havlug regard only to the claims of
wl•ioh they shall then have natter and that
Exerutore will not be liable for the
os, e0s, or any part thereof, to any person of
lv ose eloina they shall not thou have notice
all perenu of whose olalms they &hall
ho thou hove notice shall he excluded from
tb• beneath of aped distribution
Dated this 16611 day of October, 1507.
J. E. TI]RHUNE,
f the Town of Lletowel, in the County
of Perth, Solicitor for the Executors; Wil-
liam Fraser, John McEwen and John
McIntosh, 16.4
lodge Barron hoe banded outjadyment
on the 0, P. R, ve. Township of Morning•
ton re the appeal on the MoOloy druid,
The judgment eaetained the report of
the engineer, but the code were to he
aeeeeeed on the drainage arca,
The local hotel men, of Mitohell, met
at the UolI•eon Honse
to (Honeses pro-
posed ohangee in the tariff of prose,
with the following result ; Stabling one
horse, from 6a to 10o ; teem from 10u to
20o ; nue drink, barrel whiskey, 10, or 8
Inc 250 ; °Need geode, 15o or two for 2501
beer and light wines will remain the
same ae et 9008801, 60 a glees. 0.1 a0
oouut of distillers and brewers raising
their privae and hay and oats boing ex
pensive, the hotelmen found it neaeesary
to make these e' angels, and they moo
into effeot on Monday,
Brewer's
STUDIO
Will 118
Open ou
Thanksgiving
Day
A good time to secure 11 Photo.
of Yourself or Family.
Bodmiu Lime Works,
BELGRAVE
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
O.11OR, SER1rICG,.,-THE UN-.
ormemNan will peep for eervlce on
Lok)7, Gan. 8, tiros, a thoto' bled Tam-
worth bog, Terms 80,00, to bo paid at tang
t dor len wll1' rt vilgo of
n v 1 t, returning 4t
nu exa 1EOB'L', efaDD D -�
ao ry , N4J, , Prop, 10.4
IMPORTANT NOTICES
3 U 11 E BREI) LETCES'ra1lt
▪ Bain Lambe for mile, Lut 22, 00,, 7,
Grey, NOBLE A. MILN14, Ethel P.O. 164.
rr W 0 HEAVY DRAUGHT
Foals aFilly and ;Gelding—for Male,
O 100 6 pigs rea,lvfor weaning. Lob 0, eon,
10, Grey, er Itmooe's P, 0.
10-01 L. ROLLIN GBH,
rrEAOHER WANTED FOR UN.
1006.8.80.11, Walton; male or fn,
ma'e • duties to eumnene0 on opening of
school In 3006 Applluabinas received up to
November 010. Applicants 1,0 state ealury
expected. Apply to THOS, H. BOLGER,
Sueeretary, Walton 2, 0. 30.4
1:1 OUSE ANI) + ACRE LOT,
JL for Bale—Albert street, comfortable
home in good repair. Small stable, Gaud
well. cistern, 50. Possession any time. For
nuttier particulars apply en the premises
to S. 010AW:FORD, Bruesol0, 48.00
RICK STORE TO RENT ]3Y
February 160—part of Smith Block.
20880 lout ; Out door from Amorivau Hotel ;
lately Bead as tattering and goute' furnish..
It g eotub110ilmeut. For further purtleulare
apply to llB. MoHELVEY, Brussels.
DOU!El acolo. ANI) out k fortaAC1bli,oE OF
hr dtvell-
tug; barn and sunwater under cover ; ap.
Pie, plum and (Merry trues, the, 200000erou
can be geveu at cum Pee prove, terms, ,wu,
call at SBF] POe'1'.
IT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
—The undersigned offers fur sale her
, 110008 and lot nu rut'uberry greet, Bru8-
Is headquarters for First-class Bole. Possession mould be given at once,
Lime. Write or Telephone 00Lniie, Walton ll, O., or to TuIOPooT. '
A. Nicholson & Sons
PROPRIETORS
t5"6Vill meet teems from a distance a
Oeutral Hotel, Brnesolo.
MONTHLY
For rice, terms da., appl to M08. b'
K. o. T. M.
13000904 Tont of the Maccabees, No. 24
hold their regular meetings In the Lodge
Room, Broker Moak, on the let end 8rd
t
Tumidity oveui008 of each month,
Visitors always Welcome.
A, 8011E108, Com. 4, M0GU11EE, 11.30.
pR0PER.CY FOR SALE.—BE.
▪ 1000 part of Lot 24, poo. 8, Grey, ()en-
ing l6 acres more or lege Un the premfeos
aro two barn 9 ( all label u 1 two U ul
4 W svelte.
Land i1 good foto of 100bol villa • very
conveniently situated to Wel village. For
price and tonne apply on the promisee to
B, cmiamek;1(5, or to Ethel P. G. 7-00
FARM l+'UR SALE—BE+ING-
Lot24,Con, 18, Grey, containing 100
acres. 40 aures clewed ted balance hard
wood bueh Bud swamp. Good brick house
with !dtohon, driving shed and stable , good
wall, o rchard, Sq ouproeieee, Place well
fenced, Ponhos,ler) could be given atter
crap le off, For OOrthor portfoularo as to
price, terms, So. Apply to Jo. 0. MONr111,,
Lot 2J, Con, 14,Grey. or 1lonurfeff P, U.
hORSE FAIRS
13 Rd U t•._7 S e ' J_J iS
The Regular Mlonthly Horse Foil's will
he held for the season as follows :
THURSDAY,
DEO. 5th, 1907
JAN, 5,,d• 1908
P3513. 6th, 1908
MAR. 50, 1008
APRIL and, 1908
Leadirg Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present.
L
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coaling to the
Brussels Salt Works
eau get any hind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
for Sale
Just received a car load
of No. 1 White Limo.
D. A. LOWR
BRUSSELS.
NATIONAL
Roller Flour Mils
Every good house -wife knows how necessary
it is to have good Flour to make' her Bread
and Pastry palatable ,
ie Loaf Flour
possesses all the qualities that go to make
a nice, white, spongy loaf. Once you have
used this brand you will want none other,
CHOPPING 5 OE'NTS PER 5AQ
t 'All kinds of Feed kept constantly on hand,
WM. ,J SII., W e Ali
PRY
BRUSSELS
VOR SALE OR TO RENT.—
The uuderetgued offers her 100 acre
farm, being Lot 20, lion. 7, Grey, for sale or
to rent. Comfortable huu00, bank barn,
orchard, wells, die. Farm to only } of a mile
from the stir*ing village of Cobol. Fur ler-
thee partl0uler0 apply to P. 8, Booth, Bros -
sole, or M1t8. li5i010 HOLLAND, 7 Peter
Street, Toronto, 87.3m
l.('ARl2 FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nan0lanun offers Lie 100 more farm for
Osla, being Lot 80, 7th Liue, ,Morrie. Thorn
is a frame hones, bank barn and bay house,
8
embattle and a never -tailing spring. Farm
will roe sold in one or two parts to suit pun
chaser, posseselou tumid 0e give, tins
Fall. Four aures of Fall wuaat fu Farm in
gran except 10 acres, WilL be sold ou easy
tame. For lurther par1lou.ateaa to pride,
terms, k8„ apply o1 the premises to ALL'.
BUTTON, or Brussels P. O. 1141
lARM LABOUIIORS
1 AND DOMIaSTIOS—
Ihave been appointed by tho Dominion
Gov ern Merit to plume Imamlgrao to from the
tinitod Kingdom in eneftions as farm lab -
003080e or domestic 00rvante in this vicinity.
Anoti-
fy ma by loboor stating
fullyithe grind of holp
required, when wanted and wages offered.
The numbers arriving may not be sugleiout
to supply all requests but every effort will
be made to provide anoh applioaat with
help required. F, 8. 80OPT,
Canadian Government Employment Agent
82.1y BrueeO0 P. 0.
Synopsis o f Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS)
ANY even numbered section of Dominion
Laude in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, exoonting 8 and 26, not reserved,
may bo homesteaded by any purlieu who is
the Dole head of it tenth y, or guy male over
18 years of ago,to the extent of one-quarter
section of 100 mores more or lose,
Entry may bo made personally at the
localland office for the district 1n which
the land is situate.
The homesteader ie required to perform
the aouditiono UOnnoo1ed therewith under
one of the following plane:
and,oultivation of thmonths'
land in each (year for
throe years,
(2) If the father (or mother, if the father
ie deceased) of the homesteader resides
upon n }arm in the vicinity of the loud
entered for the requirements a0 to resi-
dence may be eatiefled by euoh pere0n re-
siding with the father or mother.
(8) 1f the settlor ban his permanent resi-
dence upon farming laud owned by him
In the vlolnity of his homestead, the re -
ointments as to rooldenee may be antis -
fled by reatdonoe upon the Bald land,
Six mouths' notice in writing should bo
given to the Oommisoiouer of Dominion
Laude at Ottawa 00 intention to apply for
'pa0ont.
Deputy of the Minister Interior.
N.B. Unauthorised publioablon of this ad-
vertisement will not bo paid for,
A.LLI N MA> LINE
Mood Gatos now in Mot
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
'runieitn Balla Bildey, Nev. 1, 9 a m
Vlotorian ends Thursday, Nov, 7, 10 0 m
(Joretottn Maine Friday, Nov, 10, 9 a In
Virginian Sa119 rkiday, Nov, 21, 10 a in
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Corinthian Saila Thorn/lay, Oot,Bt
Pretnrlan Satln Thursday, Nov. 7
Grampian (now) Sails'POur.day, N0v,14
81oillau Oaile'I'bursday, Nov, 50
For Balling, 'lista and lull Information
apply to -
W, 0. ih11(11,
Agent Allan line; Wimple
wi
it 1r
1
alb
q Y
1
wok
1