The Brussels Post, 1908-9-17, Page 4t lje `,3.rxtzsetz JJst
THURSDAY, SL;11TEelHER 17, time
THE CITY OF EDINBOBGH
To theeditor of Tim Pose:
Dl'1AR Slit.
Sojourning in the city of Glasgow,
that veritable hive of ulelds(i•y, with its
million of people, the hum of macbluery
is heard en every hand. Its ships cue
at every pert and its commerce reaches
every laud, while it sues may be found
pushing their way into every clime.
While we may have sumetbiug to say of .
Glasgow at. seine future time tea capital ; Among other's we were much interested
city of Scotland ie our theme in these in a beautiful memorial stone to David
notes. Edinburgh is just 40 miles die. Keuuedy, the master of Scottish sung.
tont from Glasgow amt on a fast train it On the stone mention is made of some
takes from 4o to so minu:es to reach it, members of his family who came to an
There is a particular charm about Edin- uutimely end by fire ou the continent.
burgh that is not -to be found elsewhere. They were well and favorably kuuwu is
1t is very ieteresting to have a leisurely Canada. It is no easy taste he wrote to
walk through the town to admire its a friend to grasp and sing Scotch songs,
palatial like buildings and to look upon The lieart he put into his work cuustttut-
the splendid ronuinents, for there are ed the grand secret of his power. Mau
many that adorn the streets, the they are the stuff to feed 1 teelmy moral
memorials ofdeparted greatness. There and spiritual nature strengthened by
is to be seen some of the grandest seen- their study. Keuuedy himself cuuceiv-
ery and tbemiraeles of ancient and mod- ed that his mission was to the Scut
ern. art. It bas been called the city of abroad even mare than to the Scot at
hospitals and has long been noted for borne and it would be difficult to exag-
this distinction, 'These stately buildings gerute the cheering and elevating in -
for benevnleut purposes, with her many fluence which he exercised amongst his
educational institutions including the expatriated countrymen. In the Cauad-
great university' with from three to four tau backwoods lie carried the settler
thousand students, its doors open to all back to his native land and intensified
mankind. Tuese are more of a glory to the patriotic feeling which has done eo
the city than either the old castle or much to make the race a power in the
Holyrood palace. A view from the world, Where ever he went he connect -
height above the town shows its bound- ed his work with the Christian churches.
aries greatly extended since we saw it Yours respectfully,
22 years ago. There are fine new streets 301116 Sm1LL1E.
stately terraces, crescents and numerous Dapple Grange Sept, 4111 1908.
handsome villas pushing their way outto the South and Southwest, bursting Watch Your Tongue
the old narrow boundaries and spreading
far out into the pure air and green fields.
Yet notwithstanding its fine streets, If Furred and Coated, Itsa Looking
spacious buildings and beautiful Stir- Glass Stonach Warning.
roupdiugs the grim old castle and Holy -
rood palace are the chief attraction for When it is the morning after the
strangers. The castle is situated on a night before, you do not have to look
rock from three to four hundred feet tit your tongue to know that the stom-
high and on a clear day a fine v.ew can soh is upset, the head is aching, no
be had of the waters„ of the Forth and appetite, nerves on edge with all the
the distant mountains of Sterhugshire suiishiue of life clouded,
and Perthshire. 'there are always a The real time to watch the tongue is
large number of soldiers garrisoned in all of the time. If itis coated with 1r
the castle and at certain times of the day white flu', or possibly with dark trim -
they can be seen going through their utiugs, even if the stuulach does not
evolutions on the castle grounds. They tell you by the :Leath pains of indiges-
look fine iu their bright uniform, with flail that it ueeds help, yet the coat -
the officers on borseback directing their ing shows that you are getting into a
movements. As we enter the castle gate bad tray and that there is need of
we come upon "Mons Meg" guarding '.en_e_nee
the entrauee. She is a formidable look- .114-o-na is so positive, so sure, so
Mg instrument of destruction but harm- reliable in its curative action upon the
less now leaving beeu wrecked firing a stomach that Jas. Fox, the local
royal salute lung ago. Amongst many ageut, gives a guarantee of satisfac-
other guns oa the rampart.; is the minute tion with every 50 cent box or money
gun, fiied by electricity from Greenwich beck,
each day at one o'clock. The most in-
teresting place in ilia castle is the crown Clinton
room containing the symbols of the The militia orders recently issued
Scottish iudepeudeuee. These were chruniele M. D. \McTaggart as having
,' hidden awaviu an oak chest for over been granted the honorary rank of
one bundred years. In the year 18IS Major
through theinftuunce of Sir Walter Scott Rev. Dr. Cook, of Ridgututvn, it
and by ruga[ authority the chest was former pastor, is announced for Ep-
opened and the cruwn, sword and seep- worth League auniveraary services on
re were found carefully folded in linen Sunday, Sept. 211th, in Ontario Street
and have been open forpublic inspection church.
since that tine. We nest visit Holyrood W. Smillie, one of the pupils at thepalace, rather a gloomy place, It is of Collegiate met with a painful accident
itself by no means an imposing build -
while playing foot ball. His arm was
ing but it gains dignity from its en-- p g,
roundiugs and profound interest from Put out of joint at the wrist, when
119 history. This was the Edinburgh eh he lfif causing him o largeuch ane
home of the lovable but unfortunate. The Fifth Form is the largest in the
history of the School. It includes
Mary Stuart, her rooms are almnsl the
not Blyth,
idents from ZuLI. v
onlyart of the buildingthat remains btY
prety much the saute nce her time. Exeter, Hensel', Brucefield, Bayfieltl
There is 9 great banquetting hall adorn• and other points.
ed with costly pictures, and photos of J'ohu Houston and sou Kirk, left
men and women who made their mark in Thursday for Winnipeg, where the
the world, some of teem for good and latter has a lucrative position. Mr.
others for evil. but Queen Mary's Houston will remain for some time
apartments are the chief attraction for and possibly locate there permanently.
visitors, There is her richly ornamented tisld and Mrs. East were doing some
bedstead with canopy coverlits and cur -
ladder
work about the house when a
tains fast Fatting into decay. The gree- ladder which was leaning against the
some t1•agedy enacted within those walls residence fell and sttttnk Mrs. East on
we do mut wish to repeat the history of the left sent. It Caused a nervous
which is known to all who care to read, shuck, and Mrs. East was assisted to
The most famous Necroplis in the city is the house, but fortunately her injury
that of Gray Friary Thane Geroge Bu- was not as serious as it might have
cbannou, the most learned Scotchman in be'e'n'
his daywas buried amongst hundreds of i Coats, of Goderich, was in town
otherthe flower of the Scottish race Ear on Monday of last week judging the
centuries lie here. It was in this yard Hewers grown by the school children
from seeds given by the Horticultural
that the solemn league and covenant was
Society, accompanied by Messrs. Cot -
signed b1+ those who stood for their civil
and religious liberty, Here hundreds of tie and 1f 1.11 Kenzie. They visited the
the Covenanters lucre imprisoned fit homes of the children whose names
mouths exposed to all kinds of weather had been 1laudot8 in. The prizes
and those who were cruely put to death, awarded were as follows :-Special
for conscience sale•, were buried in one Prize given by T. Cottle was won by
f orae of, this dune yard. A large Sid Grace
; 1st prize, Violet Barge ;
Hay -
memorial. stone still testifies to the fact. 2nd Grace 1Valker ; 3rd, Len Har -
Winter• and Summer people are constant. land ; 4th, Wilfridthe Dickson. The
ly seen winding their way to the Martyr's' flowers grown by Bwchildren1were of
monument. Au old:writer says, "the a good quality and shows that they
hied taken guile an interest in grow-
sufferers may have been possessed with
enthusiasm but the pen ecutors with an jug teem
infernal spirit " Listowel
The handsome Princess street gardens J, L. Avnolcl has started a roller rink
lie in the valley separating the new from in McDonald's Music Hall.
the old town and are greatly admired by About 500 people have left Listowel
all who have a taste for the beauty of by ei, P. R. end G. T, R. for Toronto
trees, flowers and neat walks, Princess ,blur,
Street the great thoroughfare of the city The engagement., is announced of
stretching from East to West is one of C. Witter, sole of B. Witter, of New
the finest to be seen anywhere. Among- York, and formerly of Listowel, to
st the mouinents erected on the terrace Miss Florence Sticfel. The wedding
walk that to Sir Walter Scott is the most is to take place on November 25th.
conspicuous and probably the most cost. There are 18.2 pupils enrolled at the
ly monument i(1 the city having cost Listowel High School so far this terra,
eighty tbonsand dollars. It is a worthy which is far in excess of any previous
memorial to a groat man, Under the year. A fifth teacher must be em -
foundation stone there is an inscription ployed, and we understand the Board
written by the great Lord Teffery. We is tatting steps to secure one:
give a line or two it runs thus :- .1. A. Kelly, of town, scored a
This graven plate deposited in the base victory at the Canadian National Be -
of a votive building on the 15111 day of hibition, Toronto, taking lst prize
August in the year of Christ 1840 and withhis handsome ch'iver in a class of
never likely to see the tight again until fourteen competitors. John Watson
all the surroandiugstructures are drum- teas also a prize Winner With his bay
bled to. dust by the decay of time or by team of roadsters.
human erelemautal violence. May they Arepresentative of tire1 Dornininn
testify to a distaut posterity that his Government was in town looking up a
couutt,ycneu began on that day to raise site for the proposed new post office,
en effigy and architectural monument to custom house, etc. We understand
the memory of Sir Walter Scott Bart," that prices were named for three 1i£ -
There are many places of interest ferent sites, that at theoorner of Main
aroand Edinburgh worthy of a visit. and Docld streets being looked upon
John KnoiYs house, with bis motto as the most likely.
graven on .the front wail '•;Love (God - Elizabeth Geiser, -beloved wife of
above all and your neighbor as yourself." Rev. J. 1I. Greuzonbach, German
There is St Giles' Cathedral, he pride Evangelical minrster, passed oil aw
a
y on
of the 5c0ttisi Presbyterian chui0h • Sept.Seel in her 44811 year, Her
Leith the great shipping pert tied forte- death followed
an operation for en In
beliri with its spa0lous promenade pier ternal trouble, and is a prarticniar•ly
and its extensive seedy beach. .On a sad one, owing to its suciclenness and
good day it looks as if the half of the the fiw1. -that she leaves it, family of
people of Edinburgh were out strolling
on the bands, ' Nv oue sbvuld mis55eemg
the Perth bridge who have the oppor-
tunity to do 50. 'There are thirty men
constantly engaged in painting it. It
takes them three y010's to go over it and
then bugle to repeat the pruues5 maul.
We had a look through the Grouge
eemetefy, nue of the world's historic
places, What multitudes of the illustri-
ous sous of enmity lie here? Men Wiese
Baines are known the world over. 'The
people of Ediouurgh are out lacking in
paying due respect to the nlenlory of
those wltosefives have been a blessing
to the world. Airs. Carlyle tells tam MI
visiting her native place atter an abeeuce
of twenty years ane names which she
missed on the sign boards bile fuuud on
the grave seines and su it is here.
five small children. The funeral took
place We Monday afternoon to Fair-
View Cemetery,
John Scutt, cattle acaier, lost his
valuable driver, "Edna, Seat," on
Wednesday afterneou of last week,
She dropped dead in front of the
Queens tenet after being driven in
1t'o0.1 the farm by Jas. Scott. 11 is
thought that she had ruptured a blood
vessel. Mr, Scott had been offered
$300 for her, but would not part with
Mae Slie was the foulest road horse
in the neighborhood, and will he quite
a loss to her owner,
Goderich
Hotel Goierieh has closed for the
season.
The Goderich College of Music had
thirty pupils registered on the open-
ing day and those iutevesled look for 41
successful terns.
The congregation of North street
Methodist: church is ritisillg a contri-
bution to the fund for the relief of
the sufferers at Fel'nie 13, 0.
A large steam shovel and a contin-
gent of Italians etre excavatiug the
bank below the O. P. R. retaining
wall, parallel \vith which one of the
sidings will run.
John McDonald pleaded gnilty be-
fore the judge to a charge of Stealing
.some harness from Col. Young. I•Ie
is out on bail and will mime up for
sentence at -the general sessions,
Agent Jim. Straiton, of the G. T.
R., eft on au extensive trip to the
Parific coast. He will be absent about
a mouth., aiicl during which time R.
Middleton, of fork, takes charge of
his duties.,
Goderich defeated. Blyth in the
Lakeside League baseball match here
on the 7th. 5 to 2. Batteries, Blyth-
McArter and Somers. Gociexich-
Wiggins and Dean. The game was of
considerable importance es each Were
well up in the league and this adds
another to Goderich lead.
The death took place Sunday morn-
ing of Captain Jas. G. Parsons, for
many years • 0118 of the well known
captains on the lakes. He had been
in poor health for sunle time, being
much troubled with rheumatism, but
his death was rather sudden, being
caused by heart failure. Captain
Parsous was sixty-five years of age
and was a native of Goderich. His
brother, George Parsous, died some
year's ago in Detroit, and his sister,
Mrs. John liosely, died only a short
time ago in Toronto.. 'lis half-
brother, Benjamin Parsons, was the
first mayor of Goderich. The captain
is survived by his widow and by two
sons and one daughter, Hairy Par-
sons, manager of a branch of the
Bank of Montreal at Montreal ; Lionel
Parsous, superintendent of the Gode-
rich Elevator & Transit Co., Limited,
and Miss Parsons, of the Public school
stair, of town. Captain Parsons was
a Reformer in politics, and in religion
he was a member of the Anglican
church.
Have a Good Complexion.
First of all you need plenty of
blood -the reel kind.. Have it pure,
or otherwise blotches and pimples
will renter yy•our' natural charms un-
availing. Nothing can egnal Ferro -
zone, either as a former of rich blood
or as a skin purifier. By driving out
humors, Ferrozone cleanses inside
just as water does outside. Because
of the nourishment and building
properties it contains Ferrozone
brings the system to a high point of
vigor, from which shines vim, am-
bition, good spirits. For good looks
and good health, take Feitozone, all
dealers in 50e. boxes.
•
Shoe Polish
A Wise dealer will always
show his honest desire to
serve you by giving what
you ask for.
-,_ Black and all colon,
at all dealv.,
IOc. and 25e
tint.
181
glewood, Ile, and Capt. Duncan
Buie, of Buffalo ; also ones sister,
l Mrs. Curtis, of Blyth Mrs. -Gracey
, tv05'at member. of St. Andrew's church
and the faneral service tt as conclucted
by Rev, D. Perrie, her pastor. Inter-
ment took place on Friday, Dr. P.
Macdonald, 0. P. Smith, J. Mc -
Murchie, of Blyth, and Chas. Naylor,
of Essex, being the bearers. Mr. and
Mrs. Naylor, of Essex ; Mr. Weir,
of St, Marys ; Capt. Buie, of Buffalo,
and 14rs. Curtis, of Blyth, were
present to sympathise with the be-
reaved family.
Blyth
Joe Bell left for another year at the
medical school.
Representatives of Blyth Bowlers
were at Wingham tournament Last
week.
On Sunday evening, Sept. 20th,
'Rev. W. Ijenclerson , will preach a
Harvest Thanksgiving sermon in
Trinity church.
Mrs. H. McQuarrie left a peach at
the Editor's home, which was a peach.
It teas pulled from the tree in her
garden and measures 9x8 inches.
Editor Kerr, of the Standard, took
part in the Jubilee program of Brus-
sels Methodist Sunday School singing
two solos on Sabbath and another on
Monday evening.
Miss Rebecca Jackson has recently
returned from the West anti is visit-
ing at the home of her brother, 'Win.
Jackson, for a few days before re -
teeming to her duties at Mimic°.
Miss Lena Livingston, who has
been in Toronto for the past few
weeks taking lessons in Ohina paint-
ing, will have her painting on exhi-
bition at her home for those desuiug
to see them and take lessons.
THE FAIR. -The annual Fall Fair
will be hold here on Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. 20th and 30th.
There is a good prize list 1'eacly. in
the way of attractions there are four
speeding events. A 2.40 trot or pace
fur a parse of $75.00 ; a 2.25 race with
a $100.00 purse ; a flee -foe -all few
$100.00 mid a green race for $30 in
prizes. Clinton brass band will be in
attendance. The Fair Directors will
not manage a Concert this year.
The officers are Robert Ferris, Hon.
President ; T. W. Sloan, President ;
Geo.:Taylor, lst Vice, ; Jas. Cumming, -
20d Vice ; Wm. Jacksou. Secretary-
Tx'eastwer, Directors are A. 33, Carr,
J, B. Tierney, Jas. Denhohn, duo.
Harr, W. Pollock, D. Laidlaw, R. B.
Gowan tend A. Elliott.
After a painful illness of many
months Mrs. S. Gracey departed this
life on Wednesday evening, August
20th. Cancer was the trouble, and
though she underwent an operation
a few months ago the disease hacl got
Y
her
Lo
• o firm a hold uponsystem steto be
eradicated. She suffered tench but
bore her illness patientl although at
times she grew weary 02 the pain and
r ed thewish that she
expressed might
soon be released. Mlrs. Gracey was
born in Detroit about 61 years ago,
her maiden name being Catharine
Huie, She was married to her now
bereft husband about 2S years ago in
the village of Blyth, and for 22 years
was a highly esteemed citizen of
horn: She a woman of
la wa s
a
ggneighbor and
tine cltaracl'.er, a kind
trues friend. 'rlaree dauhters re-
main who have lost a kind and affec-
tionate mother. There are also two
brothers, Capt. Daniel Buie, of En-
Sornething Can
e Done
To Stop the Increase of Catarrh In
Brussels.
Catalrrbal troubles are increasing,
not only in Brussels but all owe the
country.
Catarrh is a germ disease and to
cure it, germ life in the nose, throat
and lungs Must be destroyed, and this
can be clone only by breathing
Hyomei.
There is no dangerous stomach drug-
ging when Hyonei is used ; uo tablet
or liquid mixtures whereby the diges-
Cion Is often destroyed. The People's Column
Breathed through the neat pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfie, ar,ANTED. A person with sane money be
Its healing balsams penetrate the VAI join in au extremely p 10115alilo business,
most remote air cells, destroying the in which large profits tai be made without
cata rrhalso erms that quick recov- risk. References given. Investigate.
g
ery follows. L Box 54, Brussels, Ont,
The complete outfit costs but $1.00, COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, stable and 14
and. Jas. 1F ox agrees to refund the acre of laid for sale, 'Turnberry street,
honey should Hymnei fail to do all North, IIrtteeels. Good well, fruit trees, 0e.
that is chtishouled for it. Possession could to tb���e given at ease. For further
premises. Articulars LEOX.t loLAUO73LIN pply7 tf on the
Roya]
ID YOU EVER FIGURE THE COST
of a single day's baking -the material,
fuel, time and labour -and consider
that it is all wasted if the baking is
a failure ? "
Results are usually satisfactory or
otherwise according to the flour you
use. Is it economy, then, to use a
flour of uncertain quality when a few
cents more will buy
No ri
Grin
You know from daily expe-
rience, at home orin the barber
shop, that the question is -
•I Why doesn't• a razor hold
its edge unif rmiy from heel
to head without honing and
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safety,with the certain tax of
new tlades, or the ordinary
open -bladed razor docs not
alter the question. You want
the comfort and satisfaction of
a clean, smooth shave every
morning with the confident
knowledge that your razor
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the next time needed.
The Carbo Magnetic razor le
the only razor uneendIllea,
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Thirty years of sfudy on the
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But test this razor in your
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Give us your name-
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Mate our proposition for test;
Ing these razors ,without
obligation on your part 50
purchase, together with our
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the correct razor position for
paving every part of the face.
STRAYED from the premises of the under-
signed, Let 28, Con. 15, Grey, on or about
August lst, 0 good Leicester ewes and 6 iambs.
The lambs have long tails. Any information
I leading to their recovery will be thankfully
received, LUSS 0. SPEIRAN,
g' 10-4 Monorieff P. 0.
VOR SALE OR TO RENT. -The undersigned
11- offers his well located property in Brussels
for sale or to rent. There are 64 acres of land
with comfortable house, with ;eller, stable,
orchard, well, &e. Possession on Aug. .15th.
For price, terms, and other information apply
to JAS. DUNFORD 011nton or THE POST
t d n or lh
ru eels. 01108.DI}NFORD La 1 o N
Dakota. g
Local Agents, Wilton & Gillespie
Allani I Lose
TURBINE STEAMERS
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L r LIVERPOOL
NTf?EA r o
Virgginten sails Sept, 25
Tunisian Rails Oct. 2
Victorian ends Oct, 8
Corsioar sails , „Oct, 18
MONTREAL. TO GL.AS
Hesperinn soils Sept. 20
Ionian sails Oet. 8
Grampian anile Oot, 10
Protorinn sails 001. 17
cot. 22
Oot. 00
Nov. 6
Nov.10
GOW
Oat. 24
Oat. 81
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
MONTREAL TO hMIRE 4 LONESON
Sept. 28 -
Oat. 10 Nov, 10
Iistsandfultintomuatfon apply
W, H. iCERIe,
Agent ,Allan bine, 13raesele.
Parisian nails
Sieilinu
to 0r nnilhrgn,
s 1 - FhHr
a flour that you can depend upon
to produce light, crisp and wholesome
bread or pastry ?
Royal Household flour does not
vary in quality -does not disappoint.
It is made from selected hard wheat,
milled by a most modern process
which guarantees absolilte purity.
And purity in flour, is a matter of the
very greatest importance.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Li .;lied
Montreal.
44 ACRES OF 0110I00 LAND for side 011
adjoining Walton
vilD•lThere i boundary, f j g
windmill,
, 00. is t frame 11015 orchard, seed-
ed
well,
windmill, &al on the premleep pe it all. so or
he down and 1e a desirable ng prop arty. Poor
health the reason for selling. For farther par-
ticulars as to pprice, terms 00„ apply of the
premises to DUNCAN. MobUAIG. 524E
FARM FOR SALE. -That very valuable farm
belonging to the itnderaigned, situated 8
miles from Auburn station and 0 miles from
Blyth, containing 200 nares, School at corner
of lot, 20 acres of hardwood bush, 2 neves of
orchard, first-class buildings, well fenced. well
watered, in a high state of cultivation and ex-
cellent soil.; one of the best farms in the oonn-
try. Terms easy. Apply to THOS. BROWN,
61.8 Blyth P. 0.
Notice
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Act,
by ma Honor the:Ridge of the County Court
of the County of Huron, at the Council Boom,
Brussels, on the Twenty-fourth day of Sept.,
1008, at ter of the °look in the forenoon, to
hear and determine complaints of errors and
ondseions in the Voters' List of the Village -01
Brussels for 1008.
Dated at Brussels this 8th day of Sept. 11108,
10.2 P. S. SCOTT,
Clerk of Brussels.
Notice !
NOTICE is hereby given that a Court will
be held, pursuant to the Ontario 'Voters' List
Act, by His Honor the .judge of the County
Court of the County of Huron, on Friday, the
25th day of September A. D. 1008 at. the hour
of 10 o'clock a. 111,1dtrite Township Hall, Ethel
to hear and determine the several complaints
of errors and omissions in the Voter e' List of
the Municipality of Grey for 11X18, A11 persons
having business at the Court are required to
attend et the said time and Ulnae.
. Dated this 20111 day 7011Ng001NT09H 8
Clerk of Grey.
41 Situati
with leading business houses
t GREGG SHORTHAND
await our graduates.
LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER
and fall modern aflise methods
which .olteure rapid advance -
meet.
HAiID
taught ht the only teacher 1n
b
Ontario, who attended the Auth-
or's Sott0ol,
curses-stenorn L don -
4 Throe C,lereinl, fl'elegr ph9, Y'
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Enter any day. Write for particulars,
1.
Fall term Sep
opens t. let
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NINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Geo, Spatton, Principal.
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This School bases its claim ti
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LEADING FALL FAIRS �q e. rE-era-a+ ateettiQ't
Seaforth `,...,Sept, 17-18{p Attend 'the •est ! .L,(
Exeter Sept. 21-22 '
Listowel......... Sept 22-23
Goderich Sept. 22-24
Milverton Sept. 22-23
Zurich ...:Sept, 23-24
St. Mary's Sept. 23-24
Palmerston Sept. 23-24
Wingham Sept. 24-25
Moorefield .Sept. 24 -es
Atwood Sept. 29-30
Ripley...-. ..................... Sept. 09--30
Blyth........... Sept. 29-3o
Brussels..... Ort. 1-2
Kirkton.... ...... Oct. 1-2
Fordwich ..:...................Oct, 3
Tiverton , Oct. 6
Teeswater Oct'. 6-7
Dungannon Oct. 7-8
Underwood Oct. 13
Bodmin Lime
WORKS -
is head -quarters for Fresh,
Pure, No. 1 Lime. highest
recommends given as to the
quality of it, having proven
itself No: 1 on Government
buildings.
25e per Bushel, Delivered
Write or 'Telephone to
A. NICHOLSON II SONS, Belgrave
Get Your Photo.
Taken at Brewer's
1 am sure if you want a Photo. tee can
give you Sstiefaction and our prices are
right.
Visitors to the totvu are invited to call
and look over our work.
Views taken on short notice (11 ) exult
charge for going to your home.)
Copying and Enlarging.
We have a large collection of Post
Cards of Brussels, Ethel, Walton, At-
wood, Cranbrook and llluevale for silo,
6 for zee, Also have a dice assortment
of Frames and Mouldings.
Give us a call.
• H. R. BREWER
TORONTO; ONT.
grade con rens superior
'•p Has high , p
i• tl fteaching
i along to and ttna ode of sod
teaching talent. Hundreds o loge
dentscoout nnnuoli from this College
, shi-
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tog p110 1ettire 1I Let 115 educate on
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fo oI
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tla it right Catalogue free. Fluter
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any trine,
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Cor. Yon e tt Alexander bts. ELLIOTT,
��qq g i Toronto,
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CENTRAL
STRATFORD.
IT is recognised as the Largest, Best 17
.l and Most Successful prnoWuel if
training school in Western Ontario.
Three departments -
Commercial, Shorthand
Telegraphic
Our graduates secure good positions
I and forge to the front. Write for our
.0 free catalogue, you will fled it interestleit
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yy 1115. You may enter et any time.
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Elliott & McLachlan,
Principals. C•F
SIIMMEB 5 c11001.
June, lulu and August leads into
our Fall Term without any break.
Enter any time. New Catalogue
free. Write for it to -day.
CENTRAL EVSINECC =RE
The Largest, most Reliable
of its kind.
W. H. SHAW Principal
Yonge & Gerrard ate„ Toronto
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IMPORTANT NOTICES l
VARM FOR SALE, BEING
Lot 10, Coe. 18, Grey, contenting 100
1 U5. Apply to WM. W001)8, Or nbr oli
FUSE AND } ACRE OF
H
land for sale. Comfortable 11we11-
Ing ; hard and soft water under°over; up.
pie, plum tad cherry trees, &m. Possession
owl be given at oue°. Vo( price, terms, &o,
esti at 01.1E POST.
INGER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST I
Machines may be seen at
141oKAY & SHAW'S Hardware
Stole, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for. -
I also handle the NordYleiln-
er Piano. -
S. CARTER, AGENT
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by corning to the
Brusselsa
S It Works
canet an kind of
g Y
Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels,