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The Brussels Post, 1911-5-25, Page 4iltu55x15 Jrs± Almost Hied of Malignant gaaafi•• T 11.1 R3DA. •, Al Al ; Lgtt , Anoth,et er cabTI)llSPill15 $�.-r'reving that Catarrh. Ozone purer; When All Moo Palle. (':,,esus takere begin, their 'dudes Thfu'sdav of nt x wcxle, Juno 1St. It will be a big contract, Tile country looks beautiful in her Spring snit aucl indiciIti0ns point most encouragingly toward a generous reepe Ing bye !tett lye Ir lelpogt Is indicative of fruit results the Meg a a. peninsula, it is said, will have a recon! crop. This may help Bro. dryeyesnd. ar is German, M. to k'„ b cheer up. Providence may continue to smile on Welland County• Tits POST Would like to see either HomeRule or a similar freedom of government as enjoyed by Canada given to Ireland. We believe it would solve many of the internal difficulties and prove a blessing to the Emerald Isle under wise admiuistration, TRERE's a clond in the stone mason's sky at Guelph over the fact that some of the short term prisoners at the prison farrg are being instructed in the rudi- ments of their .craft, whomay offset the receiving their e uniou on vi work of the g liberty. There are several things that could be said on the other side of this question that might not be very palatable to the union. r on the heat utter es to lu u IF�o1d.Solt.o t the consensus of opinion among around or- dinary clurch goers will centre n a desire to have the pastors reduce the quantity without interference with the quality of their diseourses. The pulpit would share with the pew in the abbre• viation and the most or least worshipful would probably be the better during the heated term. Plenty of ventilation in churches is desirable. Discomfort by either beat or cold does not tend to in- crease devotion. STaA'rroRD has added to its good name for pbilanthropyand liberality in a subscription of upwards of $15,000 for Y. M. C. A. purposes in the Classic city. This will not only be a boon to the great organization whose object is the better- ment of young men but will greatly aug- ment the opportunities of the Young Women's Association in the same city as the promoters of the campaign have • generously agreed to hand over the sup - plus plus expected to the sisterinstitution for the furtherance of their work in Strat- ford. The world is moving on. Wrrlr the holidaying of Parliament and the advent of warm weather politics and other like topics wane in their inter- est for the time being. ` Just now the corning coronation of Ring George looms up as the monopolizing feature and al- though millions of British subjects will not witness the imposing ceremony they will join the great circle belting the globe in the hearty and loyal singing of "Send him victorious, Happy and glorious, Long to reign over n5 God save the King." Tile on ui' Al . Tames la, 'Barton, the wolleltnUtyu 'peblishin'* agent, of Strafford, is toast t•elnal•1{tyble, Foe seven.:yeays Ile suffered fromweak throat, treated with nerVeue physis ciaNs, used a score of retneclies—bill Was not cured, Aniong the syjto to fromv1''Il lean!!e1eiwere l nitue nxa Bronchitis Nasal Catarrh Hoarseness Weak Throat Croupy Cough Frontal Headache Sore Ghost "For years I suffered from a chronic weakness of nose, throat and Ion" My chest was sore, mythroat irritable aucl I had e bareh, croupy cough that ,vas always worse in the morning. During bad ,souther I was completely prostrated With Oatarrh, bronchial irritation, and all the aaanifold'dis- conforts of infleeuza,: "When I began using Catarrhozone' a'benefcial effect was noticeable- at once. My breathing became free and easy, I slept better, my chest was eased, and the thick phlegm and coughing that ,made me so sick passed away. Once, when hey sun was threatened with malignant tonsilitis,. Oatarrhozone cured him in two days." Oatarrhozone is certain to cute be- cause its healing vapor is carried with the breath dire„ t to the seat of the chest, nose or throat trouble. Being composed of the purest balsams and pine essences it immediately allays irritations facilitates the election of mucus, soothes and stimulates the lunge and bronchial tubes. To those in fear of changeable wea- ther -those who easily catch cold— those Who work among lung-ebillfng surroundings, or. where dust, impurep ure em—let th Waif c 1.L• lain air,fog, or C , P ca c them get Catetl•x•hazone and use it ge size several days weekly. Yeah , sufficient for two months' use, guaranteed, price $LOO ; sizes 25c. and substitutors, and insist on getting "Oatarrhozone" only. By mail from the Oatarrhozone Company, Kingston, On b. • OPeosrtsot>` Leader Borden will tour. the West, assisted by a contingent of well known Conservative speakers. Reciprocity will probably be one of the leading themes, In Quebec. Province a program of 420 public political meetings will be held during the parliamentary recess )y .a number of Liberal orators. From our standpoint the ques- tion of larger and freer trade will not suffer by free and full discussion so long as it is fair. It should be foundationed on something more than conjecture .or the belittlement of loyalty. Our belief is that the farmer stands to be a larger gainer by the proposed agreement and if so it is worthy of hearty support. WE wonder when people will learn sense inproperly labelling and placing in safety bottles containing deadly poisons? Almost every day the tragic story is told of deaths resulting from the vic- ' take." Many of "taken bytnts Y children but men and vic- tims are not women who would P be expected d to ex. ereise ordinary care and spend a minute in investigation before trusting to similarity of size and appearancein bottles. Everything of a poisonous character about the house should be' carefully marked as such and placed in en mut of the way corner where it would mean a special visit to secure, If that is not the way poisons are dealt with you should not be stisfled uutil the possibili- ty offnistakes are obviated. a forward campaign the like of which the world never saw for. unity and God - filled purpose. . THE CROPS AND LIVE STOCK A bulletin of the Census Office issued lately makes the following report 'on the crops and live stock of Canada The seeding and growing season for the whole of Canada has opened late this Year. and the month of April has been marked by hard frosts: But Mav`has been favorable to cultivation of the land, and the rainfall hits been sufficient for healthy vegetation. Fall wbeat, which is grown chiefly in Ontario andAlberta, showed ed a n average e condition of 82 per cent at the end of April, being Sg per cent in Alberta and 81 per cent in Ontario.. In Ontario how- ever the April frosts were destructive in some regions and from 72 to 34 per cent of the area sown has been reported as Winter -killed. The central counties, North of Lake Ontario, suffered worst, the average loss as reported being 34 per cent, In the Western counties 27 per cent of the area in crop has been destroyed. • •e In Southerncounties, the o d Y f North of Lake Erie, the loss s 7o per cent; in the Northern counties and districts 12,6 per cent ; and in the East- ern counties, between the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers, 15.per cent.. For the whole of Canada the area winter -killed is reported to be 21 per cent, and.the percent condition of the growing crop is 82, About r2 per cent of the clover. was heaved out by the Spring frosts and the average condition of hay and clover at the end of April was 89 per cent. Alberta shows better than any other part of Canada, its average being 944 per cent. Nova Scotia comes next, with 93.75 ; and in Quebec, British Col- umbia and Saskatchewan the condition is over go. In Ontario it is 86 and iu Manitoba 85 per tent. The percentage of total seeding com- pleted at the end of April was 25,35 in Quebec, 44 in Ontario, 47 in Manitoba, 47.3o in Saskatchewan, 66 81 in Alberta and 76.90 in British Columbia. Marvi- robe and Saskatchewan had 7o n per cent of the proposed area of Spring wheat sown at the end of April, and Alberta and British Columbia 8o•per cent. The Maritime Provinces had scarcely made a beginning of seeding ope atioes at the end of April, and lit Quebec barely one. fourth of the Spring wheat, oats - and barley were sown. In Ontario 51 per cent of the Spring wheat was in the ground, 44 per cent of the oats and 44 per cent of the barley. The report on the condition of live stock is good for all the Provinces. -be- ing 95 for horses, 92.44 for much cows, 90.56 for other cattle, 93.32 for sheep and 9451 for swine. Alberta is below go for horses, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta for mileh cows, Manitoba, seak tole an Alberta and British Col- a w utvbia for other cattle, and Alberta and British Columbia for sheep ; but gener- ally the contrition ranges about go per 'cent. OUR MONTREAL LETTER. By the end of the coming summer there will be at least one hundred and seventy new towns in Canada, not counting those which cane into ex- istence gradually and in the natural coarse of evolution from,chtsters of houses, into hamlets and then into towns. The one hnucired and seventy will all be in the West the 6rreat,•thc hglorious West. Not for them the umdrem processes of conventional develoipment; they will spring, full - 'panoplied, into being, with Motels, aurthduses. jails and all the modern improvements, on paper, and a alnal.l railroad station, a mile or so of siding and unbounded hope and confidence in the fames as actual assets, The Canadian Pacific will be responsible. for fifty of them, the Grand 'Prue!, Pacific. for twenty-four, and the Cana - (Tian Northern for ninety-six. It isa fair supposition that all of them will live be ause' of the fostering care of their railroad and that most of them s' time h " wilt prrjaper becatlso the a come for towns to 'succeed farms at selected locations on tine prairies,and the railroads tie•i'tt a 'better posiUUon CITURCa Union is a subject upon wbich much will be said in the nextfew weeks fie connection with the churches of this Dominion, This is the day of the merger, the era of centralization, whet( capital and brains are combined with a view of increasing profits by larger buying and better selling; Thete is 00 department where a live federation of forces would have a better opporttnhi- tyto "make good" today than by the ant churches of this land joining g heart and bend, There le so Rine!l in and the sir reme them h comm'en ams g P bust' nese' of the eh u rail. is so plainly 'ee- eniplified that the minor differences pottld be dnsily oust aside in determining Nervous Condition . Rosulte Pram Kidney Troublo 5lek kidneys make you 1'Lel sick iu a number of ,says and it is now kuuwla' that it nervous 00mdiLiot, &'isle!! 1, ulte. front kidney trouble. When the kid- neys are sick the whole nervous eye, . tete becomes lr.,. rititled oaesing headache, dizzy spells, fits of blues,,, neural•'. gie attacks, leuMatte li tt • ins ta L weak eyeeigh1,. dull tired days, and a constant licolination to. wot4'y over Lei flee. Booth's Kidney Pills strengthen sink kidneys, cure backache, regulate the urine and restore to normal eon- Virions. They arse guaranteed- Ali dealers sell, 50c. box, or postpaid hem The R. T. Booth 0c). Ltd., Fnt•t Erie, Ont. If you would' like to test thein' free write for a trial box. Sold anti guaranteed in Brussels by Jtts, Fox. • rl to do the selecting than any outer in- strumentality except land cotnpitiiies, Not will these railway towns be the only counnenities to collie into being In the West in the next three or four months, but from their number it is. possible to them some kind of nn Im- pression of the method and the speed of Western development No MORE INSANITY insanity as a detente in murder trials which has become so common of late years may eventually he elimin- ated as the result of a novel move- ment just started here. Figures have been gathered which show that in n hin e are 2000feeble-minded lLlUll(i t to city h y children many of whom will inevitably become Members of Lbeerintinai class. Statisticashots that.criuhenudinsanity are en the increase and that filly half the criminals are criimnals because of mental or nervous conditions - which obtained clueing childhood. Ac- cordingly it is now proposed to catch the potential criminals suffering Roto some mental or nervous disorder while they ate yonug and euro them before it becomes too late. To this cud it is planned to establish here an institut- ton where feeble=rninded children shall be examined and registered since if c so e recognized o 79 C the condition g aloe h the child can generally be closed. Under the present systein the procedure is to send mentally deficient children to a reformatory from which they are released in a few months often worse than they were before entering under the new plan they will not be released until they are cured. If this proposal does succeed in eli- minating•tlle overworked defence'of insanity in criminal oases it is nob improbable that a long suffering. public will willing to erect a' 11 'no0- meet to its sponsor. QUIET MOVING DAYS Montreal's long established and picturesque May first moving day is fast disappearing and as a result van' owners and expressmel are touch, .• • • 4p .vim z Rings • ® • ♦ • • o Very popular indeed is • • the Signet Ring for • • Lady's or Gentleman's • •wear. We are showing• • an exceptionally fine col • - •• 4 • ••• •• •• • • •4 ♦ lection 2 LOW IN PRICE 2 But High in Quality s One of these Rings may • be just what you are e looking.for to give your • friend. • ♦ We do the Engraving • Free. You may choose • o what design you like. • 1J1 i•ends• Wroxeter • • • e ♦4/♦•♦••••♦••♦♦••♦•♦♦O•♦♦6• ;!c�nauon • i Cloth 1 2 •1 • Is the newest and n o • • : up-to-date goods procur- 2 • able in the line of Men's 2 A attire. ' • • es We have it in various • Andes and patterns at • ♦ e very reasouable prices, A • • considering quality. , • • Cail early and see 2 • • samples and get figures. • • >' ons. delicate persons. 't leis beenchildren, aged P For mum tcull pet tether]. g alufost impossible to secure for this We -urge you to try Rexall Ordel•- day any sorb of a vehicle in which lies at sur risk. Two sizes, 10c and goods apd chattels could be moved uu- 25c. Remember, you can get Rexall less engaged far in advance. By Remedies in this .eommuulty only at -CO011itntl consent practically the whole uta store -The Rexall .Store. F. 11•. city rnovecl just as regularly as the Smith. fleet of May arrived. Of late years, however this rot tu of unrest has been steadily ou the decrease. and this year, so far as the appearance ou the streets of wagonloads of furuiture went, was almost entirely lacking Two onuses contribute to this s of affairs accordin to the sorrowing I 1t first placet • Also have a natty stock of 4 I, Sumer Wear Spring and u1 p Irn9 • Z in Fancy Worsteds, • • Pan tinge, Vestings,'&,c. S 2 • Y- ' PRE Merchant !. • . t • � , Tailor , .• Z *44V4+R•***.* •♦•4:•*4♦4*4AC4• MUSKRATS Ile fol. lentil. at t 'n an t Wanted 1 Y. y q lowing prices :— becoming men. of t e t'9' h to SPRINGS WINTERS SKIS KITTS hneoiuiug a very general custom to,1 date leases from October I instead. of ' 42s. 35C. 25C. 1 De. I also pay highest prices for all other raw furs. Oonsignments solicited. Write for my latest price list. May 1, while the general increase of prosperity among the poorer quarters reduced the evictions which usually take place on this day by many tltou- sltnds. As a rule, when a man moves iris family or his place of business, the be seeks out the ,,ewes city. Theofeegoes toortions of What previous- ly was it residential district, the (tome goes front the old residential district, to the snbutbs, or to what Was a short timee berme, the green fields. Itis not often that one sees u mower flitting fro141 new to old it is always J. YAFFE 72 Colborne st., Toronto, Ont. Mortgage Sale o ere contained Under and by virtue of the powers in a certain Mortgage whish will be produced it time of Sale there will be offered Por Sale by old to new. - There was a notable exception this th year, however. Meouaig Brothers and company, the well known. stock brokiflg firm, occupied modern and up to date offices on St. James St. right in the Neu bre of the city. Shortly after the first of May they moved to 5t. Sacrament' Street clown near . the t Board of Trade, and are. now occupy- ing one of the oldest; most historic bltildings on Ghe island of Montreal. 11 was occupied fu ancient clays during the French regime, by the Intendant 1 Haldemain. the ungual walls still stand. The dungeon may still be seat in the cellar. Ib was used in days of old to keep prisoners safe. Today it may be used for making doubly se- cure a modern vault. But were loldemain or those of his day to visit the old home now, they would not recognize it. Telegraph g tickers at fa s instruments aro ticking,' buzzing, noiseless typewriters are deftly writing lettets without a sound telephones are ringing and clerks and messengers are posting up queer figures on great long white sheets. ' For the Intendant's quarters have become, from cellar to root the. home of one of Montreal's busiest stock booking houses, and the cobwebs of ancient weaving are fast being swept Modern "business methods alvaybyb I o' moduli Ile nil acumen eLi 1 T 0 andt ee t a c h y g business.Inlll[19. CONFLAGRATIONS NUMEROUS ablfo Auction of Thursday, June lst,-1911, et the hour of .Two o'clock' in the afternoon tit e Hotel in the Village of Ethel by 15. S. Scott, Auctioneer, the following propertyy, namely;— Village Lots Ntuubers, Twelve and Thirteen in. the villoge et Tindalville, being a seb-division of facet Lot number Twenty-two in Ninth. Concession of the Township sf. Grey, in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario. On 61,8 premises tea very good frame lease endfrsns stable. .Terse: -Ten pet' sent of i Sale. money to be paid at the time of Salo. Bntmna topaid within thirty nnys, or part on Mortgagg e to suit. For further Molders and o conditions of n Sale apply ho the Auctioneer or the undersigned, Dated at the Village of Brussels thin let day of May, 1911, SAMUEL O. Wireort, .Mortgagee.... Fire ,darns have been far ill excess this year in comparison with the same period of last year. Since the 1st of January, 857 rusts were made by' the various divisions of tile fire brigade, up to the first of May while during the same period in 4010 the total num- ber was um-bertvas only 636. Up to the first of June, last year the runs lade. 11ntn- bered only 807. You Take No Risk Our Reputation and Money aro Back of This offer.. We at Inc all the medicine used i %n the trial ''if iter' reihied. fails during g t y to completely believe :you of con- stipation. INC take all the risk. You are not obligated to us in any way whatever, if you accept our offer,' Gould anything be snore' fair for you P Is there any reason wily you should hesitate to put num claims 10 a practical The most scientific, . nnlnnlnn eenae treatnteLL 15-111.exail Orderlies,, which are eaten like cantly. They ave vary pronounced, nech iehtle and ihtan t t 111 action, and ptthatlatly agreeable in every t vlty. • They ht o not ' cause e1 dittrehoeai nassea, flatulence, gulhping or any incotvotllence whatever, lteit- all k)s'4e Ling are particularly goad fob Popular Stallions Following of the t She routes t lcllmvim'rwillbe horses named for season of 1911 :- STALLION TIIA7' WELL KNOWN `�lALLION FAVORITE LOUDON'S F A own) i 07 1 C 11812 ] .7..7, MCGAVIN, Proprietor Will al and this season et his own stable, Lot 22, con. 18, 510101lop. (Jolts by London's /fav- orite won 1st end 2nd it6Seaforth, and let and 2nd at.Brussele teat Fall, Ternto-$8. 46.8 HOPEWELL • W. J, 00005tt, Proprietor MONDAY. -Leaves his own entitle,Lot 80, Con. 10, Choy, and goes North via Hoary» road to Jas. Com, l410221')) Lot 9, Con. 7, Ehma, • t n f • 1 h line then est for maul then /Math to Ol W Con fond line, • . Cline tf 14th of . toTUESDAY.-South 1IJSSDAY -South toLulie 0. Spoirnn's,Lot 1QI' 28, Con,1tGrey, mop thenen West 2% utiles then North 2$ miles, then to Long's Rotel, Unat,brook for night WEDNESDAY.—South to Robb, Bueston'8, Lot 10, Con. 16, Grey, for none • then West to Jas. MoDonnldls, Lot 1, Con,10. lJrey, for night. THURSDAY.-Narlh and West to Finnic Bolrnes' L05 15, Con. 7, Morrie, for noon; then North via °entre Sldo•eud to 51111 Line, then to Amarlcan Hotel, Brtnnela, for night. FRIDAY Will go to Adieu Turnbull e, Lot 1.8 ()on. 7, Grey,far noon; then North end West to John Wite's, Lot 10, Con, 2, Grey, for night. SATURDAY. -Bast and North to Seebaver'H Hotel, Molesworth, Portrait ; then South and East 101118 own stable where lie will remain. until the following Monday morning. BARON BLACK ousts. EC1041511, Meager. Monthly will lelwehis own stable Lot 22, Oon.B, Grey, and go Wast to Jae, Cardiff's, Lot 8, Cot, 7, for 1100n ; time west to gravel road, and North "%WW1), then 1% miles West, then. South and Mud to.1as Duosan'%, Lob 27, Con,. 4, Morris, for. night. Tuesday, East to gravel 'olid, then South to Aunty T ermen's, Lot 1, Coo. 18, Grey, Por' noon • dist Bast to John Mnf0nir'e, I.ot20, Oen. Ill, for night, Wednesday,i ]fast to Cihus. bueldow's, Lot h Con, 14, Ethan, Por noon ; then Haat to: gravel roe! and to Atwood Hotel 101' night, Thuradny,. North to 811100n,,'then West 234 tulles, Olen South 2% tales to Win:Athlete', Lott Con. 11, Miss, forluSon i tilers Wost to JAWS Rotel, Ornnbrooly for eight. Irridoy, West 2% 11111101, then North to Oliver Hemingway s, Lot.7, Ootn, 10, Gary,,fornoot - then to C01111111' of Lot 0, Con, 11, aneN01.111'2;it 1111108 ikon Best to Welsh's, Lot 18, Oon.O, for flight, ' ' Te. n, then Satls 1 Eratotcorner> 34 r Co G ,Ntoo ngs', Lot Coes then hast r n os, t then Thos. moorings', Mon West 1, his ; tlteaan "nillea South, Mon tohis owsr stalilu until following Hendee. The People's les Colum n HORO'-.BRED YORKSHIRES, either sex, I at breeding age, 0e1'tale. Also 2 young Shorthorn bulls, one of them 1st prize winter at Brussels Fah•, TAS. 8PEI5,LotSO, Con, 0, Morrie, Box 276 Brussels P. 0. Phone 160. AT A BARGAIN—Will dispose of cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, at 6260, a great bargain, in order to secure quick sale. Key may be had from Mr. J. Leckie. For further particulars see Mr. Leckie or write the under- signed. J• 0 8C GGsorg 8t., London. with HOUSE t IFR ABLE BRICK S E v to OA 0 T Veorble, well. &c . and 2 Worcs of choice lend for sale in the Southerly bait Brus- eels• Immedinte possession elm be given, For further particulars apply to F B Scott, Brus- sels, or JNO. MCAR'THUR, Walton P 0.mm_ FARM EOR SALE. -Being Lot 20, Oon. 14, Meltillop. township, contahting about 02 acres, all cleared. On the -premises is a brick hone, bank barn with. hog pen combined, end a new power minter pumping, _grinding, &c,• else good bearing orehar. , chiefly Spys. Lanz{ is in extra good state of cultivation, ]tavin been cropped light and large stook of both Loge and cattle fed unit forears. Farm is situated X' miles from school and 2 smiles from Walton U. P.R. station. For further pa•tiou- lora write J. R. HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or apply on the premises. 42-tf CAM FOR SAGE, -The 100 acre farm, he- ing the property of the late Peter McNeil, Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey, is. offered for sale by the undersigned. There are 85 acres °leered,bal. nnoe well timbered. On the farm there is a. good bank barn, large driving shed and acont. fortnble house. Pince in good condition and well fenced. For further particulars manly to JAS. A. MONAIR or JAS. D. MoNAIR, Exoa mora, 0ranbroolc P.O.,. or F, S. SCOTT, Brus- sels. CAME FOR SALE. -The undersigned off era ale Itis 100 acre farm, beim Lot 80, fore B[� Onn.15, p, B a Abort 70 aa•ea wheat, 81rtIOr s seed - el downp, 0acres w ngl lbeig 81 notes seed- ed dl is a Full house, is being done, i g the farm is n testae house, bank bni•el,drivutg else,, good orchard end drilled well Close to post - office, church and school. For further perbicu- lars apply' to JOHN OSBORNE, Proprietor, o• F. .Scott, Brussels. FARM FOR SALE, bel,g. South half Lot 25, Con. 4, Moris township, .Huron Co., eon- taining 100 acres more or less. On - the 'prem- ises 18 n frame house, bank barn, good orchard, well, windmill, &o. All cleared except about nn acre. School 1% miles distant, Only 2% inileo from Brussels. a OOree of Fall wheat in and about 50 acres seeded down. For price, terms and other information apply on the remises or if writing Brussels P O Photo Or .scot, Brussels. premises F.S li1141f L. A. L. B:ERR Proprietor. FARMS FOR $A LE. --.Lots 21 and 22, Com 14,. MoIiillop, and Lot 28 on the 18th Comma - Mon. Lots 21 and 22 nomepmao the Gardiner Ifouesteed and contains about 180 acres all drat•claes land, well fenced, well tile drained. mrd has 16 eons or good hardwood bush ; good comfortable -buildings with alt modern im- provements : plenty of good spring winter and a good bonrhng orchard. This is one of the choicest farms in the County of Heroin end will be sold on teras to Hutt pPnrchneel•. Dot 28 eon tains 1.25. Berea with sumllhotiae and barn r ' all in vulture into has been for yews. Thom e era tett nares oilers bush this farm. For RDIN- SEB, GA • o• fartloulnra apply toA T th Eat I Pp a9•te ER Walton P; O., or on the prouti8oa: S' • EXCURSIONS TO Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta Special Traits* leave Toronto 2.00 p.m, on APRIL 4,19 MAY 2, 13, 30 JUNE 13, 21. JULY 11, 26 AUG. 0, 22 SEPT. 6, 1D Second class dakea from Ontade Nations to principal Northwest points nt, LOW ROUND-TRIP 'RATES Winnipeg and return $31.00; Ldmonlon end return $41,00 and to other points in proportion. Tiol,eli geed to return within 60 days from coin date. TOURISTSLEEPING CARS an all exeunioni. Cemfettebie berth., fully erouipped' with bedding, aenite teeured ae moderate rate.) ,conal lode! 0¢501. Early application must he made ASK 500 leoMEseteees' PAMPHLET • ^ • - contenting tate, and full information. Apply to rimed PM, A or R.. Thomp .on DM. Pee. Ad., Toronto, ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS ramesparnmaansarememmusemommateutswomairge H.L., ACKSON Agent BRUSSELS J �")CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. A Large School A Good School ft The Best This school has it continental repute •,{ tlon for high grade work and for the success of Its students. 'Ne have three de lartments-Commorclnl Shorthand t and Telegraphy,dwoeshould Bend tome and women should sena of onor 51 Incfor our hugs free Catalogue. Writ) for iter once and see whet our graduates are doing. t! This goodtams of -,lie year for you • en- , Sind, nt s ore e t enter our ;Amities. b o eg coring each cweek. Commence your ' course at once.� 0. D. A. McLAbHLAN, Principal, L vfy 1W.44!)... t ��,sv.Ar,t'<.v,,,'AvysD�„v4YlaP.rr<SvAvr�A�l.'b..J ♦'t• 1+•4••3'41'1.•'144.9&♦•Eo•'r♦4'♦t•3' e ui uses IThe 1• •1' • 4 O • • O World • 2 • Is calling you. why not prepare now y. 1'lle leading mercantile • houses 01 ()mulcts, and United 4. States recognize one efficiency. 4+ ` The J`pottotc.Business A Colleges 4. have gien thousands of young people a good stlu'lin life. We' 01011 assist. you. _ r Our Home Study e 2 Courses • + oiler unexcelled tttivanteges''to u ✓• 4. those who cannot utend College.4•5, Full particularsupon inquiry. • • 2 j ' 4 a•• „ fRF p a PT�n_..�I y , 4 2 Business College •r • • •1' GEO. SPOTTON, Principal '+� 1• +.10+0+41•E•O't•••1.0.1'O•F}•1.04.0.80.1'O•P® •0•6•000 4•04000k Pae•O4a04f 0 e 8- O A 0 2 m Machinery 0 To MachineryU5Cr5 �o J I and fanners A "W"V” V -V -Ii s71 G4P �"p. 8 • 2 The New Machlae Shop of the 4i I BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE and MACHINE Co, e ois now ready foe business, and, a . • with good Machinery and Skilled 4 0Mechanics, we are Ina p08itioll • • . to annul to your repairs prompt- A • ly and at reasonable rates. e • If y ott will lobus' know ' our ,spilt$ we will give you honest 6 • utivico and helpif y connected 6 with Dllichiuer h y ry Give usatria and, a 1 t c , by Ami i .: 8 to Brussels, save thee and mono ,: • for yourselves, s e CARSI JAMES , Mill Street Brussels• 4444400.4.4444 t4.4.4.4.4•4.14 04.4 4' 11111 1111I 11111111111 1111111111111 III I II I II III II i III �-' r�-J l .Ibest � .,;..; ,... ,.' ,'`; z, +w�•At I . Come Q For --give Rl7SE� Upsets Eater's Its e again, wholesomte,digesttbde veryrih Pte Insides—FIVE 8 us PIE. crust,. 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Of late years, however this rot tu of unrest has been steadily ou the decrease. and this year, so far as the appearance ou the streets of wagonloads of furuiture went, was almost entirely lacking Two onuses contribute to this s of affairs accordin to the sorrowing I 1t first placet • Also have a natty stock of 4 I, Sumer Wear Spring and u1 p Irn9 • Z in Fancy Worsteds, • • Pan tinge, Vestings,'&,c. S 2 • Y- ' PRE Merchant !. • . t • � , Tailor , .• Z *44V4+R•***.* •♦•4:•*4♦4*4AC4• MUSKRATS Ile fol. lentil. at t 'n an t Wanted 1 Y. y q lowing prices :— becoming men. of t e t'9' h to SPRINGS WINTERS SKIS KITTS hneoiuiug a very general custom to,1 date leases from October I instead. of ' 42s. 35C. 25C. 1 De. I also pay highest prices for all other raw furs. Oonsignments solicited. Write for my latest price list. May 1, while the general increase of prosperity among the poorer quarters reduced the evictions which usually take place on this day by many tltou- sltnds. As a rule, when a man moves iris family or his place of business, the be seeks out the ,,ewes city. Theofeegoes toortions of What previous- ly was it residential district, the (tome goes front the old residential district, to the snbutbs, or to what Was a short timee berme, the green fields. Itis not often that one sees u mower flitting fro141 new to old it is always J. YAFFE 72 Colborne st., Toronto, Ont. Mortgage Sale o ere contained Under and by virtue of the powers in a certain Mortgage whish will be produced it time of Sale there will be offered Por Sale by old to new. - There was a notable exception this th year, however. Meouaig Brothers and company, the well known. stock brokiflg firm, occupied modern and up to date offices on St. James St. right in the Neu bre of the city. Shortly after the first of May they moved to 5t. Sacrament' Street clown near . the t Board of Trade, and are. now occupy- ing one of the oldest; most historic bltildings on Ghe island of Montreal. 11 was occupied fu ancient clays during the French regime, by the Intendant 1 Haldemain. the ungual walls still stand. The dungeon may still be seat in the cellar. Ib was used in days of old to keep prisoners safe. Today it may be used for making doubly se- cure a modern vault. But were loldemain or those of his day to visit the old home now, they would not recognize it. Telegraph g tickers at fa s instruments aro ticking,' buzzing, noiseless typewriters are deftly writing lettets without a sound telephones are ringing and clerks and messengers are posting up queer figures on great long white sheets. ' For the Intendant's quarters have become, from cellar to root the. home of one of Montreal's busiest stock booking houses, and the cobwebs of ancient weaving are fast being swept Modern "business methods alvaybyb I o' moduli Ile nil acumen eLi 1 T 0 andt ee t a c h y g business.Inlll[19. CONFLAGRATIONS NUMEROUS ablfo Auction of Thursday, June lst,-1911, et the hour of .Two o'clock' in the afternoon tit e Hotel in the Village of Ethel by 15. S. Scott, Auctioneer, the following propertyy, namely;— Village Lots Ntuubers, Twelve and Thirteen in. the villoge et Tindalville, being a seb-division of facet Lot number Twenty-two in Ninth. Concession of the Township sf. Grey, in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario. On 61,8 premises tea very good frame lease endfrsns stable. .Terse: -Ten pet' sent of i Sale. money to be paid at the time of Salo. Bntmna topaid within thirty nnys, or part on Mortgagg e to suit. For further Molders and o conditions of n Sale apply ho the Auctioneer or the undersigned, Dated at the Village of Brussels thin let day of May, 1911, SAMUEL O. Wireort, .Mortgagee.... Fire ,darns have been far ill excess this year in comparison with the same period of last year. Since the 1st of January, 857 rusts were made by' the various divisions of tile fire brigade, up to the first of May while during the same period in 4010 the total num- ber was um-bertvas only 636. Up to the first of June, last year the runs lade. 11ntn- bered only 807. You Take No Risk Our Reputation and Money aro Back of This offer.. We at Inc all the medicine used i %n the trial ''if iter' reihied. fails during g t y to completely believe :you of con- stipation. INC take all the risk. You are not obligated to us in any way whatever, if you accept our offer,' Gould anything be snore' fair for you P Is there any reason wily you should hesitate to put num claims 10 a practical The most scientific, . nnlnnlnn eenae treatnteLL 15-111.exail Orderlies,, which are eaten like cantly. They ave vary pronounced, nech iehtle and ihtan t t 111 action, and ptthatlatly agreeable in every t vlty. • They ht o not ' cause e1 dittrehoeai nassea, flatulence, gulhping or any incotvotllence whatever, lteit- all k)s'4e Ling are particularly goad fob Popular Stallions Following of the t She routes t lcllmvim'rwillbe horses named for season of 1911 :- STALLION TIIA7' WELL KNOWN `�lALLION FAVORITE LOUDON'S F A own) i 07 1 C 11812 ] .7..7, MCGAVIN, Proprietor Will al and this season et his own stable, Lot 22, con. 18, 510101lop. (Jolts by London's /fav- orite won 1st end 2nd it6Seaforth, and let and 2nd at.Brussele teat Fall, Ternto-$8. 46.8 HOPEWELL • W. J, 00005tt, Proprietor MONDAY. -Leaves his own entitle,Lot 80, Con. 10, Choy, and goes North via Hoary» road to Jas. Com, l410221')) Lot 9, Con. 7, Ehma, • t n f • 1 h line then est for maul then /Math to Ol W Con fond line, • . Cline tf 14th of . toTUESDAY.-South 1IJSSDAY -South toLulie 0. Spoirnn's,Lot 1QI' 28, Con,1tGrey, mop thenen West 2% utiles then North 2$ miles, then to Long's Rotel, Unat,brook for night WEDNESDAY.—South to Robb, Bueston'8, Lot 10, Con. 16, Grey, for none • then West to Jas. MoDonnldls, Lot 1, Con,10. lJrey, for night. THURSDAY.-Narlh and West to Finnic Bolrnes' L05 15, Con. 7, Morrie, for noon; then North via °entre Sldo•eud to 51111 Line, then to Amarlcan Hotel, Brtnnela, for night. FRIDAY Will go to Adieu Turnbull e, Lot 1.8 ()on. 7, Grey,far noon; then North end West to John Wite's, Lot 10, Con, 2, Grey, for night. SATURDAY. -Bast and North to Seebaver'H Hotel, Molesworth, Portrait ; then South and East 101118 own stable where lie will remain. until the following Monday morning. BARON BLACK ousts. EC1041511, Meager. Monthly will lelwehis own stable Lot 22, Oon.B, Grey, and go Wast to Jae, Cardiff's, Lot 8, Cot, 7, for 1100n ; time west to gravel road, and North "%WW1), then 1% miles West, then. South and Mud to.1as Duosan'%, Lob 27, Con,. 4, Morris, for. night. Tuesday, East to gravel 'olid, then South to Aunty T ermen's, Lot 1, Coo. 18, Grey, Por' noon • dist Bast to John Mnf0nir'e, I.ot20, Oen. Ill, for night, Wednesday,i ]fast to Cihus. bueldow's, Lot h Con, 14, Ethan, Por noon ; then Haat to: gravel roe! and to Atwood Hotel 101' night, Thuradny,. North to 811100n,,'then West 234 tulles, Olen South 2% tales to Win:Athlete', Lott Con. 11, Miss, forluSon i tilers Wost to JAWS Rotel, Ornnbrooly for eight. Irridoy, West 2% 11111101, then North to Oliver Hemingway s, Lot.7, Ootn, 10, Gary,,fornoot - then to C01111111' of Lot 0, Con, 11, aneN01.111'2;it 1111108 ikon Best to Welsh's, Lot 18, Oon.O, for flight, ' ' Te. n, then Satls 1 Eratotcorner> 34 r Co G ,Ntoo ngs', Lot Coes then hast r n os, t then Thos. moorings', Mon West 1, his ; tlteaan "nillea South, Mon tohis owsr stalilu until following Hendee. The People's les Colum n HORO'-.BRED YORKSHIRES, either sex, I at breeding age, 0e1'tale. Also 2 young Shorthorn bulls, one of them 1st prize winter at Brussels Fah•, TAS. 8PEI5,LotSO, Con, 0, Morrie, Box 276 Brussels P. 0. Phone 160. AT A BARGAIN—Will dispose of cottage, Elizabeth street, Brussels, at 6260, a great bargain, in order to secure quick sale. Key may be had from Mr. J. Leckie. For further particulars see Mr. Leckie or write the under- signed. J• 0 8C GGsorg 8t., London. with HOUSE t IFR ABLE BRICK S E v to OA 0 T Veorble, well. &c . and 2 Worcs of choice lend for sale in the Southerly bait Brus- eels• Immedinte possession elm be given, For further particulars apply to F B Scott, Brus- sels, or JNO. MCAR'THUR, Walton P 0.mm_ FARM EOR SALE. -Being Lot 20, Oon. 14, Meltillop. township, contahting about 02 acres, all cleared. On the -premises is a brick hone, bank barn with. hog pen combined, end a new power minter pumping, _grinding, &c,• else good bearing orehar. , chiefly Spys. Lanz{ is in extra good state of cultivation, ]tavin been cropped light and large stook of both Loge and cattle fed unit forears. Farm is situated X' miles from school and 2 smiles from Walton U. P.R. station. For further pa•tiou- lora write J. R. HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or apply on the premises. 42-tf CAM FOR SAGE, -The 100 acre farm, he- ing the property of the late Peter McNeil, Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey, is. offered for sale by the undersigned. There are 85 acres °leered,bal. nnoe well timbered. On the farm there is a. good bank barn, large driving shed and acont. fortnble house. Pince in good condition and well fenced. For further particulars manly to JAS. A. MONAIR or JAS. D. MoNAIR, Exoa mora, 0ranbroolc P.O.,. or F, S. SCOTT, Brus- sels. CAME FOR SALE. -The undersigned off era ale Itis 100 acre farm, beim Lot 80, fore B[� Onn.15, p, B a Abort 70 aa•ea wheat, 81rtIOr s seed - el downp, 0acres w ngl lbeig 81 notes seed- ed dl is a Full house, is being done, i g the farm is n testae house, bank bni•el,drivutg else,, good orchard end drilled well Close to post - office, church and school. For further perbicu- lars apply' to JOHN OSBORNE, Proprietor, o• F. .Scott, Brussels. FARM FOR SALE, bel,g. South half Lot 25, Con. 4, Moris township, .Huron Co., eon- taining 100 acres more or less. On - the 'prem- ises 18 n frame house, bank barn, good orchard, well, windmill, &o. All cleared except about nn acre. School 1% miles distant, Only 2% inileo from Brussels. a OOree of Fall wheat in and about 50 acres seeded down. For price, terms and other information apply on the remises or if writing Brussels P O Photo Or .scot, Brussels. premises F.S li1141f L. A. L. B:ERR Proprietor. FARMS FOR $A LE. --.Lots 21 and 22, Com 14,. MoIiillop, and Lot 28 on the 18th Comma - Mon. Lots 21 and 22 nomepmao the Gardiner Ifouesteed and contains about 180 acres all drat•claes land, well fenced, well tile drained. mrd has 16 eons or good hardwood bush ; good comfortable -buildings with alt modern im- provements : plenty of good spring winter and a good bonrhng orchard. This is one of the choicest farms in the County of Heroin end will be sold on teras to Hutt pPnrchneel•. Dot 28 eon tains 1.25. Berea with sumllhotiae and barn r ' all in vulture into has been for yews. Thom e era tett nares oilers bush this farm. For RDIN- SEB, GA • o• fartloulnra apply toA T th Eat I Pp a9•te ER Walton P; O., or on the prouti8oa: S' • EXCURSIONS TO Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta Special Traits* leave Toronto 2.00 p.m, on APRIL 4,19 MAY 2, 13, 30 JUNE 13, 21. JULY 11, 26 AUG. 0, 22 SEPT. 6, 1D Second class dakea from Ontade Nations to principal Northwest points nt, LOW ROUND-TRIP 'RATES Winnipeg and return $31.00; Ldmonlon end return $41,00 and to other points in proportion. Tiol,eli geed to return within 60 days from coin date. TOURISTSLEEPING CARS an all exeunioni. Cemfettebie berth., fully erouipped' with bedding, aenite teeured ae moderate rate.) ,conal lode! 0¢501. Early application must he made ASK 500 leoMEseteees' PAMPHLET • ^ • - contenting tate, and full information. Apply to rimed PM, A or R.. Thomp .on DM. Pee. Ad., Toronto, ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS ramesparnmaansarememmusemommateutswomairge H.L., ACKSON Agent BRUSSELS J �")CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. A Large School A Good School ft The Best This school has it continental repute •,{ tlon for high grade work and for the success of Its students. 'Ne have three de lartments-Commorclnl Shorthand t and Telegraphy,dwoeshould Bend tome and women should sena of onor 51 Incfor our hugs free Catalogue. Writ) for iter once and see whet our graduates are doing. t! This goodtams of -,lie year for you • en- , Sind, nt s ore e t enter our ;Amities. b o eg coring each cweek. Commence your ' course at once.� 0. D. A. McLAbHLAN, Principal, L vfy 1W.44!)... t ��,sv.Ar,t'<.v,,,'AvysD�„v4YlaP.rr<SvAvr�A�l.'b..J ♦'t• 1+•4••3'41'1.•'144.9&♦•Eo•'r♦4'♦t•3' e ui uses IThe 1• •1' • 4 O • • O World • 2 • Is calling you. why not prepare now y. 1'lle leading mercantile • houses 01 ()mulcts, and United 4. States recognize one efficiency. 4+ ` The J`pottotc.Business A Colleges 4. have gien thousands of young people a good stlu'lin life. We' 01011 assist. you. _ r Our Home Study e 2 Courses • + oiler unexcelled tttivanteges''to u ✓• 4. those who cannot utend College.4•5, Full particularsupon inquiry. • • 2 j ' 4 a•• „ fRF p a PT�n_..�I y , 4 2 Business College •r • • •1' GEO. SPOTTON, Principal '+� 1• +.10+0+41•E•O't•••1.0.1'O•F}•1.04.0.80.1'O•P® •0•6•000 4•04000k Pae•O4a04f 0 e 8- O A 0 2 m Machinery 0 To MachineryU5Cr5 �o J I and fanners A "W"V” V -V -Ii s71 G4P �"p. 8 • 2 The New Machlae Shop of the 4i I BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE and MACHINE Co, e ois now ready foe business, and, a . • with good Machinery and Skilled 4 0Mechanics, we are Ina p08itioll • • . to annul to your repairs prompt- A • ly and at reasonable rates. e • If y ott will lobus' know ' our ,spilt$ we will give you honest 6 • utivico and helpif y connected 6 with Dllichiuer h y ry Give usatria and, a 1 t c , by Ami i .: 8 to Brussels, save thee and mono ,: • for yourselves, s e CARSI JAMES , Mill Street Brussels• 4444400.4.4444 t4.4.4.4.4•4.14 04.4 4'