The Brussels Post, 1913-3-13, Page 4illrussels est SUFFERED
TtHUlt'DAY, MARCH 13, 14513
Boo^T Brussels.
St w elect') seed. It pays,
Quiet/ nn•uiug I Will Putt make aur
Maple Syrup this Sprit .g?
l t G- to r no mon out of work the
OWING �'
Doninlnn Senate lies taken a holiday
tied w r resume their strenuous labors
on March 27th, Wonder if their pay is
clocked abile they sport?
aleenAY of next week will usher in
St. Patrick's Day. All true born
Irishmen will think of the Emerald isle
that day and say to all other natiou-
alities"Erin go Bragh."
THAT Oriltia Junior Hockey team
who won the champio nship is a bunch
of good -ones. They did not lose a
match tbroughout the season although
they were often faced by hustling teams.
TEMPERANCE Convention for Huron
County will be held in Clinton, Thurs-
day of next week, zoth inst. One prop-
osition to be discussed is will and
effort be made to secure the adoption of
the Scott Act once more ?
APROBLEM will have to be faced at
the A, O. U. W. Grand Lodge, which
meets in Toronto on March ugh, as to
increase ot rates. Some warm argu-
ments are expected. Amendments
gllore are on the program.
PRIMMEST WOODROW WILSON'S in-
augural address is a gem of composition
andwill carry no small weight with the
people of the Uni'ed States and other
Nations as well. The Democrats have
their chance now to make their mark
and leave their impress 011 the United
Sea' es.
THE militant suffragette has no path
wav of roses on either side of the
Atlantic but where sane methods are
adopted an increase of interest and
added strength is shown. No good can
come of the crazy work put on the
program by some of the prime movers
in tile Old Land. It is as useless as
it is senseless.
Tuosz all night sessions at Ottawa
are not fancied by either party but
have been on the program before, some-
times when the political complexion of
the contestants was the opposite what
it is to -day. They may be a good thing
to 1111 Hansard but for utility they do
n1 weigh many ounces to the pound
el cost a lot of money.
Do you intend entering the Field
crop Competition in connection with
East Huron Agricultural Society for
i9t3 ? The crop will be oats again.
Good prizes are offered without any
cost to competitors if they are members,
otherwise $r.00 entrance fee is charged.
Read the terms and conditions and
prove your own ability by handing in
your name for the contest.
A former Canadian in the person of
Franklin K. Lane, of California, has
bean chosen as a member of President
Wilson's Cabinet. He holds the im
portant post of Secretary of the In-
terior. Mr. Franklin was born in
Prince Edward Island in the year 1864
but was educated in California and is a
barrister by profession. We wish this
old time canuck success with his port-
folio.
THERE iS a movement on hand to
chettge the head office of the. Grand
True?:- Railway from England to
Canada in the belief that better work
could be done in the closer touch that
would prevail if headquarters were
moved. The Directors of this great
national highway will discuss the situ-
ation at a forthcoming meeting and
possibly come to a conclusion. In so
big a concern we would imagine it
would be better managed with offices
located at Montreal or Toronto. ,
Whit 13111ousness and SICk
Headache
Caigaty, Alllerta, July 8, 1911
1 was a great suifeer for a long
time witu Biliousness, Siok Headache
and Liver trouble. Nothing seethed
to do me any good, I had almost
given up in despair when I decided
to try
FIG PILES
After taking aboutttbalf a box the
headaches stopped and my appetite
improved. 1 have just finished the
fifth box and feel as well as ever. I
can heartily recommend Fig Pills for
stomach and liver troubles.
MRS. MARY ELLSON
Sold at all dealete in 25 and 50 cent
boxes or mailed by The Fig Pill Oo.,
St. Thomas, Ont. SoId and Peewit -
mended In Brussels by J. Fox, Drug-
gist.
POSTMASTER JOSEPH GIBSON made an
ideal President ot the Dominion Alli-
auce. He was quick, good humored, a
ready speaker and a bard hitter when
he liked, Mr. Gibson put in 6 years of
splendid service. He is succeeded by
Rev. Cannon Greene, who will fill office
acceptably, Mr. Gibson is let Vice -
President. He was twesented with a
gold watch at the Alliance meeting and
s Gibson was the recipient of a fine
clock. They should keep better time
tilnn ever.
-i 11 Stephens, customs officer, was
in- anile killed Friday morning at 7 4o
o`c p, Ir at Niagara Falls, beitlg knocked
du.vn by a G, T. R. switc t engine as he
was crossing the East end of the station.
The engine which ran over his should-
ers, crushed his lie out instantly. Mr.
Stephens, previous to being appointed
customs officer 12 years ago was editor
and owner of the Niagara Falls Review.
Before coming to this place he managed
the Walkerton Telescope, He was 6$
rears of age and leaves a wife and two
s0115 and two daughters, Alderman P.
Sli shells of Niagara Falls is a Son.
Thomas Davidson, of Weyburn, cask.,
who Inas beeu visiting his parents in
Mint., Township went to Harristol
Friday intending to commence the
journey to his Western home and while
on his way to the station fell on the ice
sidewalk and fractured bis leg. He was
assisted to the office of a doctor who re-
duced the fracture, and was then re-
moved to his parents home.
SCHOOL REPORT
ROOJL IV
Sr. II. Examined in Hist.. Spell.,
and Daily work. Honore 75%. Pass
6o ".
R Stewart 93
le Campbell 83
L Ament 79
L Wright ..... 77
A McLatichliu ,71
'1' S' IcLauchliu,62
1-1 Currie ......,,..6r
V McCracken....56
V Sinclair 55
E Rends 53
A Thompson 52
34 McFarlane 31
Jr. II, Exam in Hist., Geog., Spell.,
Arith., and daily work. Honors 75.
Pass 6o,
H Stewart 79 E Cameron .58
H Gerry 78 W Buchanan 58
D Ross 6q L Mceracken....53
S McLauehlin 6o 34 Carter ........,.50
R Hewitt...,. 60
D. Sett•ro
R0001 1I1
Sr, III. -Exam. in Gram„ Draw ,
Lit., Hygiene, Geog., and daily work
Honors 75. Pass 6o.
C Best ,-„..73 J Fox •,.,58
R Moore. ,.......73 *P Barkley . 57
B Wright ....68 J Warwick 55
F Hillson .. .....62 H James , 54
M Skelton 6t "C Moore .........48
A Fox 6o M Pawson 46
F McNaughton •59 '*A Currie ..45
Jr. III. -Exam. in Draw,. Arith ,
Geog., Hygiene and daily work.
Honors 75. Pass 6c.
M Barwell 8o V Harris......... -49
el Hoist 68 e N Harkness ..,.49
H Lott 67 G Baeker.........49
E Jameson 62 el Thompson ..,.41
5 MeLauchlin 59 W Roe......
el McLauchlin56 W Burgess.. --go
M Dunfurd 55 R Currie ..39
0 Hemingway ..54 'A Drage •-•39
M Ross .53 t3 Heist ,14
M Cameron ,..,, .51 ****J Jamieson...14
GThompson 5t 'tee ill Tom linson.12
Tho"e mtuke l * missed exams,
13. II meneesON
ROOM u
Sr. II, -Exam. in Comp.. Read •
Writ, Draw., Arith., daily work. Hon
ors 75. Pass 6c.
D Holmes ........85 C Anderson 6g
GJarvis........... 79 D Currie69
I McNichol 78 A Stewart ........60
M Wilton 75 W Snider ....56
V Lowry .72 W J mes .53
E Burgess 71 1 Harkness .40
M Campbell 7o L Conley ...32
Jr. II --Exam. in Comp., Spell ,
Writ , Draw., Arith. and daily work.
It Kernaghan....'7 L Barkley....... 50
i
L Drage .......... b G Snider er o
("Thomson . 68 G Kernaghan 38
D Walser ........68 *L Snider ......,22
E Hollinger 64 M McCracken ,..22
F Stewart 62 M Wood 17
T
Lowry ..........• 59 G Wilson .10
M Oliver ..........57
*Missed an exam.
G. Ross
last year will have the details in
charge.
ia1Y#h
St, Patrick's Concert will be 51050
by the Epworth League of the Metlto•
dist chinch in Industry Ball, on the
evening of March llth.
DIED IN HER YOUTH.- Thele died
at the horde of her parents, lot 37,
Con, 2, East Wawatosh, 00 Friday
Feb. 2810, Margaret Jane Patterson,
beloved wire of Thomas Henry Jack-
son, of Wiwa Hill, Sask„ alter' an
illness coverilig but three weeks Roil
pulmonary trouble. Deceased was a
daughter of Alexander and MI'S.
Patterson, of East Wawanosb, and
was born in that township in the
year 1885 and had resided theie all
her lite. She was married on
Christmas Day last to Thomas H.
Jackson and it was their intentions
to have left for their home in Saskat-
chewan when he was stricken 111,
Mrs. Jackson was of a kind, loving
and jovial disposition and had many
warm friends who deeply regret• her
dentine. She was a menthol. of the
Peesbyte'itin church and took con-
siderable interest in church work.
The funeral which was largely at-
tended took place 00 Sunday to the
Union cemetery.
Standing Field Crop Competition
East Huron Agricultural Society
effete $75 to be divided as follows :-
$20, $15, $12, $10, $8, $6, and $4 for
the beat Field crop of oats.
Ontario Department of Agriculture
will furnish the judges.
Nature of Competition -Each So-
ciety will be limited to one crop.
Fields entered for cornp etition must
consist of not less than 5 acres and
not more than 20.
Competitor's -Competition will be
limited to members of the East Huron
Agricultural Society. Competitors
can only enter in one Society and but -
one entry can be made by each compe-
titor., Any individual can make entry
for this competition by becoming it
member of the Society.
All competitors must be within 15
ruffles of Brussels. Applications
must be in by April 15th, so don't de-
lay.
Entry forms may be had by apply-
ing
pply
ing to MALCOLM BLACK, Secretary,
Bt'ussele,
A Hard Case Overcome
No longer necessary to suffer from
luusculat• rheumatism. Every case
Can be cured. Ferrozoue is unfailing
as proved by Daviel Johnston of
Ormond, Ont. "My wife was a dread-
ful sneerer” he writes. "For two
years she could scarcely do any work.
Her knuckles and joints shelled,
causing torture. To get up no down
stairs was impossible. She took box
after box of Feerozone and rubbed
the sore places with Net•vilihe... Iut-
provement started and she mended
fast. Today she is quite cutt,d and
we thank Ferrozoue for her re-
covery." No remedy more popular
with doctors than Ferrozoue ; it does
cure. 50c per box at all dealeve.
Huron County.
DWELLING BURNED.- The brick
house and contents of Samuel A.
Calmachim, a prosperous young
farther on the 2nd con, of Tunkee-
sntith, were entirely consumed by
lire Sunday, 22nd inst., while family
were at church in Egmondville. The
flrawaa noticed by Miss Jessie Martin,
who lives opposite, and the alarm
given over the rural phones, but un-
fortunately most of the neighbors
were attending church also, and
whenhelp arrived, only a couch and
a few chairs were gotten out. The
chimney had been on fire on Wed-
nesday, and it is thought fire must
have been smoldering between the
;oiling and upstairs floor and burned
through the dining -room below. Mr.
Oal'nnchan cat'lied an insurance or
$1,200 in the McKillop Mutual Com-
pany, which will pay about half his
loss, the house being a handsome two
story brick.
Goderich
Mrs. Legear, of Lansing, Mich., is
visiting hersistei' Tells. (Dr.) Whitely.
The old St. Andrew's Ward school
house is being divided in two, and
Mr. Doak has purchased one of the
parts to fit up for a residence. -
It is uncleratood that Capt. Dan.
McKay has been relieved as officer in
charge of the life boat service here,
and that Capt. Malcolm McDonald
takes his place,
A canning factory proposition is un-
der consideration by the town Ito•
dustrial committee, therincipals,
therein having been here for a day
and conferred upon the matter.
At the last, meeting of the Goderich
Horticultural Society is was decided
to offer prizes again this year for pttn•
ales grown by the echool children,
'Pile stint of $10 was Yffea�.1 foe this
i,lu'pose, ntld the sure stonTentttee as
1913 Catalogue Now Ready
50 pages brim fuel of good things. Con-
tains valuable information for the farmer,
market gardener end private ',hinter. 12
Pages of the latest and beat, world-wide
introductions. Valuable premiums. Your
choice of 6 new varieties still unnamed
(not for sale until 1914) absolutely free
with every order, large or small. Don't
delay writing. Mail this with your name
and address, Your request will receive
special attention. State if you grow
vegetables or flowers for market. as we
have a special price list. Write to -day
while it's fresh in your mind
DARCH &
HUNTER
SEED CO.,
Limited
Dept. B 4
LONDON,
CANADA
Mortgage Sale
of Valuable Farm
I
In the Township of Croy
Under and by y virtue of the Powers eontaht-
(Wind aortobi nuef sale li a ill tl he pro.
for
atthe1Het0 atilOo, ton Will huolt•011
Pur sole ht uhai h, 101; on N'edue hour
t th,.
211111 day of 3l the 1010, tit 110 hour t i;
Villak nada, al lit( Aans 10,11 H,+t"I, in rhe
Village of It+ nnvldsl)y_0' H. Srnit, An(.ti0,1 rr,
the follow tn1 property, namely ;-
Lotnumber Eighteen in. the Eleventh Con•
05511011 011 Ire township of Grey, oleo 111111 part
of Let or tuber Eighteen in the Tenth Ooneen-.
aloe or 14 o Towitslti 1 of Grey, lying South of
the Maitland River, eottandng together One
tl a •,died end Tlth•tyonit 110108.
'linter 0 n large brink e110010 with Idtelten,
oleo nd/ barn and siloontheprgopertyingThe `propertydriving-
shed
10 about three miles from Ethel
Terme of Sale; -.10 %of the purchase money
to be paid down at the time of sale end nmol.
(tent therewith to make up one•thlyd of the
purchase money within ten days thereafter,
end the balance may remain on mortgage at 6,'%
Per ennnm, or the pnrofmser may pay all cash
For further pa'tionlnre apply to
MOPBERSON & DAVIDSON,
Vendor's Solicitors, Ont
Dated at Stratford, March 5E1,1918.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Alexander
McKelvey, late of the Village 01
Brussels, in the Comely of Huron,
physician, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pnrsnent to Sec. 55,
Chap, 26, of the Starut, a of Onto] lit, 1 Geot'ge
V., that all creditors and others having elanix
a allveyert the essate of the snhl A h•xender Mit-
Ke, who died ail or about the 28th day r
December, A.D: 121'2, are regal; ed m1 or before
the 1001 day of March, A.1), 121:1, to Rend by.
poet prepaid or deliver to the undersigned Ad
ministratrix of the estate, their C'liriHthttl and
Hlumattlee, addresses end & totiptio'p and a
statement of their accounts against the said
estate and also the nature et the eeourity (if
any) held by then, duly verified by it statutory
deolnrndParthntion.
Aer take notice that after such last
mentioned dine the Adminietrntrix will pro•
coed to distribute the newts of the deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, haeing
regard only to the chills of which she shell
then }rive got notice, end that the field .Admin.lotratrix will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any parent) or peso tt of
whose claims notice shall not have been reeel,.
ed by her et the time of sorb distribuErin.
Dated this 14111 day of Februn rv, 1911
MRS. CATHERINE MtKlvl VF,T.
84.1 Br11ete1. 0,
Adnlinistretrix of the Est ete.
George Campbell, aged 54, for many
years 11 resident of Luck now, hanged
himself at his home on Saturday
evening of Feb. 22nd. Mrs. Campbell
was away at the bedside of a dying
nnele, and on recut uilig home in the
evening missed her husband. Site
went to elle barn, aid fennel. 111111
hanging fruit a beaus. That the
suicide was a most deliberate one was
shown by the fact that Mr. Campbell
had tied a haudkerehief around bis
nock before placing a half -incl; trope
over his head, Jie then stood upon
at barrel and kicked it away. He had
been crippled by rheumatism and was
subject to fits of melancholia. Be
was 54 years old and is survived by
his wife only. An inquest was held
Monday morning.
,li'itOzeR To DEATH. -Airs. Neil M c-
Oorvie, aged 74, a widow, residing
(tear Lnckuow. was frozen to death,
while trying to walk seven miles to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
David Kennedy, at Whitechurch.
The body was fotutd in a field neat
G. T. R. tracks Saturday, lot fust., A
rubber found near by and Mrs. Mc -
Om vie's con tinned absence caused it
newel; to he made, She left home
Wednesday Feb. 10th Luta nothing
was heard or lieu since. -When site
did ant, hlra ell at ,41 PR. Kennedy's,
it
40a0 thought she might have slop-
ped at game place ou the way, as the
weather was bitterly cold. Besides
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. McOot vie leaves
four sons and one daughter in the
West.
ALLEGED BRIBERY To BE. INVESTI-
GATr9D SOON. -A sarong deputation
from Exeter altd Centralia appeared
before Hon. W. J. Hanna at Toronto
and claimed empliatically Hutt briber
Y
which took place in the recent local
option campaign, should- be 1 cvesli-
gated at once. Five specific cases
were named. kite Hanna said the
facts would be laid before Bud
Saunders, chief officer of the license
branch. Should the department find
that the by law had been defeated by
fraud, the will of the voters could be
put into operation by a refusal to
Make Us Prove It
We dare not exaggerate to you. We are dependent upon
your patronage. To get it we must have your trust and confi•
dente. We make the following statements with, a full under-
standing of what they mean to us. You are safe when you
believe
in these statements.
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and those who have used them know
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usually make unnecessary the con-
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thus tending to etop such unhealthy
habits as may have been formet-
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Brussels The store Ontario
There ie a Resell Store in nearly beery town and elty in the United States, Canada and
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re -Issue lioenees for the distript,
Local Option in Stephen Towusitip
was defeated by but eight votes, ;oust
the tetuperauoepeople contended that
the use of money by the liquor
;:cresta was t esteem'ble foe the by Ism
not carrying. lope, ,Ali.. Powell, lege-
tee declared that. to county constnhle
there had evidence that five young
noon lutd been bribed and had turned
this over to the crown attorney, bol.
no notion hull been letken. "He
(Wel refuse to preseente," said the
reverend gentleman, "hot deleyod
cluing tanyt ling until the time allowed
for illstitttting an investigation lied
expired."
A Case in West Arlohat
Mrs. A. P. Fergusotl a well known
Beetalee beta cue 51,1 astlltua by
11Cetarl•bozrnn•," flet Sftt.tehleet is
onuviilcing t "Although I was
troubled for years it \vas only v'eoent-
ly I tried Oaten hozuns, When tion
11Ltttolt started I gut out my inhaler
and invat'iably got quick relief. Feel.
ing satisfied Oam10 (Bozo u0 would care
I continued the treatment till one
bottle ;sail finished, i didn't, use more
because I was cured staid the asthma
bots never returned:" Otetluthozone
Is shire tie.' bit IllastMint and bionehilis.
`1't y it mud be 1011011116,41. 'two sizoa,
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DUNDAS, ONTARIO. ax
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OVR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure you and make a man of
you. Under its influence the bran becomes active, the blood purified ao that all
pimples, blotches and ulcers heal up the nerves become strong as steel so that
nervousness bashfulness anddespondency disappear; the eyes become lirlght, the
face full and clear, energy returns to the hotly, and the morel, ph teal and mental
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Peter E. Summers relates his experience:
"I was troubled with Nervous Debility
formanyyears.- Ravi; to Indiscretion
and excesses in youth, I became very
despondent and didn't caro whether I
worked or not. I Imagined everybody
who looked at mo guessed my secret.
Imaglaative dreams at night weakened
105-207 pack ached, bad pains in the.
head, hands and feet were
cold, tired In the morning, poor appetite,
back of m
fingers were shaky, eyes blurred, heir
loose, memory poor, eta Numbness in
the fingers sett in and the doctor told mo
he fearedparalyels, I took all kinds of
Medicines and tried many first.clasa
physicians, wore au eteotrlo belt for three
0051100, but received little benefit, I "` =' ••• t
across TREATMENT was induced to consult Drs. leeanedy& AFTER TREATMENT
Kennedy, though I had lost all faith in
aavatre. Like a (1110owningman I commenced the New Illtunoo TREATMENT and it
saved my Rte, The ireprovomon was lll:o matjle-1 could feel the vigor going through
the nerves, Ilene Cured mentally and physically. I have sent them many patleuta
and continue to do ao,
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pectdhar to Man.
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Eins.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
NOTICE All letters from Canada must be addressed
V to our Canadian Correspondence Depart-
;Millie meat in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to
see us personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat
no patients in our Windsor officers which are for Correspondence and
Ioaboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows:
DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont,
Write for our private whiten,
Stock for Service
BULL NUR tiltltVlC1i —The utldernlgfed
will keep the the'o'•bred llolstelll•R'rir.
N11811 ball, Allred Ykena, (5218, 101' eel vice on
Lot 18, 000. 10, (grey, The bull Wes bred I _8
litabard. l251111, n well known 1,51 It r and pi int.
whiter of 11111111, Biro of Allred Thiele' Is
Maple Bill Allied, No.6080, and dent Cart-bit
Yketnn of Elia. Na 188111. Teen., .5ISO 1,16
t,1j185t0and .rJ,UU (1r LI. KNIGHT, Proprietor,
The People's Column -
PAHTUlt1G TO .RENT, -- The 01,15 farm,,
being Lo18, Oen, 5, Monis, to ntlered p u
uiy oiiibe me nlxey to tubs . 5'0113 011500", nl .
F016h1 FOR, HALE -West Half Lot 2, Dos.
r- 12, Townsh it) u f Gray, containing SO acne.
46 elenren, fenced., drained and all In.grees, 5
n0re-t herd -wood bush. No bwldtngs• For
fur her perticelars apply to J. J.E(:K111,
1116(0 13rtle ole,
SMALL Porn) for mall, part Lot 11, (Ma 11,
(0.1' 100001111n, on which iR n frame
lou -e, bank barn, del vale shed, pig pen, Allo,
orebn4 rd, &e. Good drilled well, 1 miles
from Gratlbrool,. PteR001Ie11 on tt,treh 101,
leer further particular"; apply Go
CHAS. SWITZIC11,
Walton, P, 0.
FA1tM 10015 SA L10, -taring North mule et
buts 5 end li, Lion, 12, Goo, contenting 1.11
pure. more or Inc,. Om Lot 6 lo 11 peed b01(•1.
110,00 ; 2101115 born, 011 low wall, 05x70 Pett
Dunk barn with stabling ander nate feet
Creme stable 86280 0ait ; small t{riving shed
good well. Perm seeded in grass ; geed el.
nttnrd ; school nev081 the Load; 23,,4 miles from
'rowels 0,11 sell lots together 01' serearately.
Easy terms turd i nun edln t e possesel ol,. 1f n c. t
sold will rent. Apply to 11, J. SHINE, V. S.,
West cion kton, Ont, 864
E1=1.1(.4I131,111PI50PERTY-FOR 8ALE OR 7O
tteN'e,-The Mime recently vacated by
John R Kerney, who moved to Guelph. (known
no the Regale .property, Turnberry sl teat, is
offered for sale or if not sold will he rented,
Metre is n comforts hie house, good stable and
leeeeres of laid 151111 n double entrance. Niue
411111011, 00. Por further pa•ticulirs apply to
W. Il Kerr, of Ton P0411, who holds the key.
It is n choi-(rspot t0 live 10 and 5(111 1.10 sold
very reaHuaably. 27-11
FA1551. FOR SA 1,1e -The undersigned offers
his fine farm eonekting of about 185 acres
:djolning the town of Clinton, for little. 'I he
farm is in n good state of eultivel ion, and hoe
good buildings, brink hones, bunk bero, driv-
tog homer, pig pen, etc., all compel a lively new.
A Brat -elites 7011115 orahnrdeonlan,ing all
kinds et Prelim end also small frtits. The
omni le well fenced and drnlned amt 14 n very
de.h•n the home, For farther pertiolbn•0 eppty
nn the premises or add rota
2840 .10034 TORItANCE. Clinton,
FOR SALE OR TO 1.ET —A good 'omf0rt-
ebtedwelling and two lots ie Brussels.
Tanen easy, Apply to F. S. Mao',.', A octlan-
eer, Brussels, or to S.S. (LOOK, Fordwivh. 9-8111
1 00 ACREN our r,AND 00, nnb':111.1
1. 1 ;odes
North of er cultivation.
lt. toed oto loan,
all aleored tad under otlilvntlot, 11,,lc bon,,
cement Reeve, lento frame h0nae, newly paint-
ed; good wells at burn and home) ; bnildlugs
and fences In excellent repair. A n ideal hone
(hens. Apply (Mies) HUSIIC GOVENI.00K.
Sm arse c, Ont.
FARM. FOR SALE, being South Mitt Lot 25,
Lion, 4, Morrie township, Hinton Co., con-
taining 1UU tomes mm•o or less. On the prem.
loos IR a frame house, brink barn, good oruhard,
well, windmill, 00. A11 cleared excel! about
an acre School 114 miles distant. Only 214
11111a, front BruosrIR. 6 tutees of Pali wheat in
andabout50 ae•es seeded down. For price,
berme and other information apply on the
promisee or if writingi, Brnesels P.O. 'Phone
121. Or P.14. Scott, Brltsselo.
11.tf A. L, KE1RR. Proprietor.
Thousands of n110,iEi0118 20110g people
are being instructed in their homes 1,,v.oar Home Study Dept. You ,nay 8ni,h.
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