The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Ni4 dA CHcag a4 overwh the other pits down, oats of fons down 2% #Whe Liverpool whest, unchang Wheat Fuly ... terduy,. d 0f July J *. Butter, creame , creame rtm, separat utter, store } Egss, newâ€"laid Cheese, new, Ib y mcE TCOE ‘uewâ€"laid. .,.......... ... 0@ M weas REW, TD. .1....... »»6v0: 0 16 Montreal Grain and Produce. MONTREAL, July 2.â€"There was no im« :ovo-at in the demand from forel&n ymlorc:hwnour.ndmoloul trade was also quiet. The butter market is firmer, with a fair amount of w;::: r-ln.. The English demand for c firmer, and prices rule higher, Exports &weet were 115,064 boxes, as against a year ago. A fairly motive trade 3«“" in eggs. Provisions . steady un« w m.:fl Increasing demand for hams and . ~ Oatsâ€"Canadian western, No. 2, b1%c; do., No. 3, 40¢; extra No. 1 feed, 60440, !g‘ruyâ€"-)hnuool feeu, . dte. to. 6e , $1.06 to $1.07, esc on ind atnng" ” ;w;rueud:: Nfl::\rflgtu ’:,: fi.-‘fifi'n-. $4.95 to $5; tfl- 'Gg. to j‘ outsâ€"Barreis, $.05; bags, 20 Ibs., #4;~ shorts, $26, middâ€" ""ey m Py tar io _.,,,,..-m,unou.mmm Cheeseâ€"Finest westerns, 12%0 to 13%¢; finest casterns, 12%0 to 1?%¢. Butterâ€"Choicest creamery, 3c to D%c; seconds, 2%¢ to N}f € : AMiagieadanes st â€" . toesâ€"Per basg, car lots, $1.50 to $1.00. Dressed bogs, abattoir killed, ln;LN QIODOE .2icscs en cn=«ncoom<a WTMD i Teronto Grain Market, m tail, bushel.. .. .. M 0#X to 31 R goose, bushel...... 0 96 ; l's"g 4 on vereÂ¥srgenss 1W enscecxege es 080 Ebfl iÂ¥ vaccrvan ns vip 8 0 t, bustel ......... 100 Terente Dairy Market. m. creamery, 16. rolle... 0 #7 , creamery, soljds.. ... # 4 intter® separator, dairy, ib..0 33 @12.00, Porkâ€"Heavy Canada short mess, _ bars j ‘wlflmfl:aucl-mrtcu | barrels, 45 to & vheg 325.50. \ pound, tlerces, lbs., 10%0; wood pails, 20 ibs. nozlle:wnu.mu. Jbs., 14c; pure pails, 20 Tos. net, “tflâ€"l’lclo. barrels, 200 Ibs., $i7; 40. tlerces, 300 lbs., $5. ‘ Only two <Jots came on the . Western #lM and went at prices ranging from to $.50. In the Â¥.89 class there were 12 {heayy stcors and helfers of an extra fine" grade of krhss stock. _ The ruling prices on the grades offered in :oenora! were #rom §] to $1.50, with sales slow. Â¥ t is sn w T The market is still overloaded with lofh â€" bulky . cow8, both old and young, AD A tlons made yesterday were from $ ® for the good class, with an 0¢Ca~ mrllun“lndhmln- stance at Dealers were offering ths §.% price as the standard on soft cows. Commons sold down to $2.50. MTTLCC CC3 exelansre. ~ PORONTO, July 2.â€"The receip‘ the City Market were 49 carsâ€" ?euflo. 470 sheep, 405 calves and .k c1.A24 price . re alow. on £ox no io 1 â€"â€" Qver 100 he? n, . w ere oofi in as ol meTURICST too high for stockers.. _ OB€ NBL TOV bought last week under the old prices, st #.6, and are on hand. The ‘zrk-l yester> day sanged from # to & unless the =l:40 was good.. Up to % was offered a #eaod clul,?l stockers. few ts = bul" de tlons dre & gendency, Aay where Deglers we Â¥lour, per 100 los Bras, per ton ... Sales were Chick one, each Buch wheat Butter per | creamery, creamery, separator, store lots mutton Potk .. Hides .. Winnipeg Options. MARKET Li dac ad dfll comet i IP M several days, while the ns steady, . sales have begl in this class of cattle, There Js & ® C U nand now. The range. i8 & demand, and the P are generally close, witl ncy, m quarter being & yhere extra offers were ra were quoting $8.3 as The supply was not big CATTLE MARKETS. Milkers and Springers. pen. High. Low, Close ‘Teronto Live Stock 08 % ;"f./‘ <j?¢‘ p \ : avvf‘li'-; # PSVE Stockers. *head, _ just: right for stocking were offered, but, as they were n as beef, the quotations were for stockers. _ One herd was :t week under the old prices, at Caives, ere made around $7 to §8, and & were sold at §4.2, ‘Calves have Jemand, and the 'V"“ aimolit? generaily close, with an upward "a quarter being added yesterâ€" e extra offers were to be hand. were quoting $8.%3 as the “l'_'x‘;"‘ ; supply was not big yesterday. GALT MARKETS Galt, Ju‘y 4, 191 : on hand now €or faAlir Reading Butchers. uotations tou HELLER BROSB. 4 Budapes s Sto0m 2.â€"The receipts at 07%b 106tb Toâ€"day. Satur We s hatges enson & 51 «o . at of 1 defects o the: At y *‘ are s N- tlosed all impaired 20â€" 8 210M _ 25 97 000 0 len »ness of vi® o accurate ad Uives differ 6 ose. | §3 18,00 â€" 18.00 70 00 102 W heat Flour, fuaa. Oute s Middungs peT Shorts per 108 Wheat ....>~+ Niddlings pe* Potalus® 91 Butver, :“l{_ ?3“ ia‘;â€" Je on Hoo on .%. m"’uu 3 J Poan Uaide ... :. Ed Mh-»‘.umh aarva it th% 5.5 ELAMIRA u‘nqts Â¥lour, Family Â¥Flour, Pastry Bran per 100. â€" Googe W heat Barley .. .~+*! Peas .. .. + +* R,e CATCL Buck wi.eat. Oorp per bus Hay per ton Dried Apples :: STRATFORD MARKETS Strutford, Ju‘y 1, 1012 Wheat Stardard). . ..<>+ Oats (Standard) ..«** ** 5'% ‘ BERLIN MARKEIS > * Berlic, July 4 1012 _ f mourpermou-. 2,10 °280 Bran 3e AertsaXerck 1% 19 | Middlings per ton | _ _ *‘ 28.00 Screenings ** 2810 Wheat pars bush ...« «> <>~«** 1.00 Barley My cGus ge en ne + 6t :85 :g Oate M 2o 5.. hax aes Al"" ;‘.hs 15. ;g Hay wnl'l 17 80 ‘Woos.irfloud C avhet s Nes ©.00 7.00 Butter per Ib. ... .0.0>>>>*** 1 2 Lard per Ib. ... ..sec 8969 **** 16 Wheat,... .« «> OR .. ... .++ +* Batley ....~~~ But Man.â€" Flout.....}}>+ Butter, per Ib. ..0.~> Hay per t BM...â€".. . Ham.....k00 00cÂ¥ e> Middlings, per ton .â€" Potates per bag ..«»> per c “‘ Maple Leaf Flou® ......~= Snowdrift Blout.. ...« ©OD c use k0 + ++ + ++ ORUE .. s 2ea 6n 694 W heat ...« Dictator Flour People‘s Flour ButteP 4. .w« ze nn ++ ?B‘vw do%. .. + u-sv. per ”:‘ traw, . pet. 100 > > pormetis e‘ ; B# 1 mwm.... Turkeys, per Ib . Geese, per Ib. . .: â€"â€" s â€" PC ,.;g...‘ Hogs, Live Lamb * + Atmaremat SR 1 *********~ s 00 nEw HAMBURG MARK ETS Kew Hamburg July 4, 1912 ePb detptopAeteteAeteteb tulâ€"tt &LO E‘mire, Juy doz first class "bniie au ty N L hush per ton 160 ACRES GUELPH MARKETS Guzira, July 4, 1914 lote . tm A. K. Cressman Tt . 2s esnny ons in fi.g . cord .. ..>>> *n** .:1 ED. ... s A0n}>aX** : *" ID. ... .«.. s x4 *+** en rin tnmmmacmmma ® thbrid Ta) “â€", TRSCE se s 2.7”'!8 n rarsaxarts 1,% 1,0 m taxÂ¥* 28.00 ns e es . *T * * _ dn ~.B0 hind front 1912 building imiles . from and near an ) acres undcf ~Caoodâ€"_land 2 00 19.10 1.00 .50 y :s S OM : s 1500 16.00 19 : . .20 124 11 * ~300 2%,00 es la 160 100 »0, ~.. .82 65 < .03 an < Y 20 04 N 14 21 2.10 .20 12.00 PB 2.q 223 17.b0 17 80 s.00 7.00 1. 22 99 AS B #2 16 00 6 « |YEEST LETTERS 18 9,50 15 50 X | ~ Only 30 142 148 y 90 14 ta 33 14 .05 .08 16 4d 45 T0 terms 20 u3 ‘@ 35.( x0 12 06 the azea â€"a â€"th ed methods en eyes. 5 70 + Our equ! unsurpasse We do our own 2.80 3 06 21 Hing 8t. 100 Whereas the Berlin Sanitarium: Ts berculosis Asgociation have petitioned the local Board of Health _ of . the ’rowub"lz- of Waterico to grant z associa! permission erect . : maintain @a TW"&MW on the property formerly owned by B F. Shontr, situate oi the north side io( the Grand River at Freeport, . DOâ€" tice is w, .".'-.‘Lh“ na‘ Bualid #4 19,00 8.0C 1.00 i cumatieâ€" ie y £440 > |Tp of the Board of Health wflm"!“ at the Bauman House, at Betlin, 08 Monday, July 8th, at 2" o‘elock pm: to hear all parties interested in : the granting of relusal of said petition. G. A, TILT, Secretary . 10.0¢ Blair, Out., Wed.;~June 26, 1913 (Too late for last week.) 3 Hems ‘of Interest â€"Quite a. numj . ber mmbg.‘»e cireus in Berlin ‘ Thursday.â€"Miss L. Fear ol. ‘Boston is visiting her. sisters. bere at pres ent.â€"A number ol ladies: from _. OuUr | & local Women‘s Institute attended the District Convention held in .. Winterâ€" ‘bourge on ‘Tuesday.â€"Mr. and Mrsâ€" s R. Hamilton and family of Essex are} _ home for the holidays.â€" Misg Lida P Marriott is bolidaying in this neigh« t borhood, â€" also _ Miss Hazel Richert, | )# both of Guelph.â€" *_ Rev..!P and Mrs. Krauth spent a day visiting * in this vicinity last week.â€"A large © pnumber of parents «and ovhers atteadâ€" _P ed and enjoyed the Children‘s Day 'l‘ service on Sunday. The church .. was t beautifully decorated with . flowers is and ferns, and the children teok their ; * parts well â€"Mr. auc Mrs. Cornell _ at , Beriin and several {riends spent Sunâ€" | day| at Mr. Bowman‘s.â€"â€"Mr, Gordon | p Um\smh, Ed, Hagedown ot. | ; | Roseville t the MA::& relnti ) | ves hore.â€"Mr.: Carter of : Win > ) | terbourne visited hi aunt, Mrs. B. l Letson, on Sunday,â€" Mr. _ Emerson ) | Melitzer teft on Monday for Nortbera y ‘Ontaric and will visit his aunt, Alrs, ) Willard Snyder of North Bay on <his y | way..â€"Mr. and Mro. Sobye spent Satâ€" 2 ) urday and Sunday. with her {ather 8:\ in Genallan,. â€"A ndmbev from. this 5b Mutw«y-rmmdw conyention _ in Bloomingdale â€" last week.â€"The ‘ senie on Childref‘s Day at Rigerside Park, Guelph, was well attended,. A good time was enjoyod g | â€"Mr. Wm. Mitchell and son Wilfrid 4) | spent July Ist with friends . here, â€" )5 | Mr. Wes. Howlett spent Sunday with y, |friends in Elora.â€"Miss ‘Eisie Mackic i+| spent the holiday at her home.â€" Mr. t | and Mre: Harrison of Everton â€" spent G |July ist with his brother here.«â€" A R number of our yolung people visited y, | Mr .: Nortman Boal at theâ€"> General J; Hospital, Guelph, on July ist. Mr. J ; Boal is confined to his bed with â€" a 0~im Jegâ€" . 6.5 0.60 15 1« Wellesley Tp. Council Wellesley â€"Township _ Council . met, pursuant to adjournment, at the ‘Tp. | Hall, Crosghill, on: Thursday, the 27th day of" June, 1912, 10 a‘elock in the ‘ forenoon. C P 1 ARNOLOD JANSEN _ Al} members. were présent. . A. Dâ€" Robertson, the Reeve, occupied â€" the chair. ® ‘The minutes of the previous meet ing were ‘tead and adopted. i Correspondence, bills _ and accounts were read and on motion by L. Baeâ€" the The Porth Herald, advertising ten ers tor construction of the J, H wEST MONTROSE REMOVED THE And Realed The Wound With But Three Applications, ther will the old NOTICE MOMRBRS LC nmA‘_ e U ;& Lak ATRST a% Optometrist id was disturled,"" Mnu‘y yeoot m fent to a1l horvats en and Lens Grinding u%t t PROUD FLESNH LE C ‘“’l Angemia is the medical term _ for ida poor or watery blood. It may arise igh: from : a vatiety of . causes, such as ert, ‘Jack of exereise, bhard study, â€" improâ€" ev . . | perly ventilated â€"roomsâ€" or . workâ€" ting ‘ shops, imperfect assimilation of food, irge etc. ‘The chiel symptoms are extreme exdâ€" pallor of the face, lips and . . gums; Day | rapid b!!.'?'! aud . palpitation â€" .6f was the beart ‘after slight exertion; headâ€" ers !lpelll and ‘ a Aendancy. to hysterics, heir . swellingâ€" of the‘ feet: and : limbs, _ _ a _ af feeling of constant tiredness and_ a. Supâ€"‘ distaste fur food, Dr. Williams‘ Pink rdon Pills are a certain cure {or anaemig, of. because they make new, rich blood, lati ~ which stimulates . and .â€"strengtbons wirmvu!fi!m've%punol the n bodv. The {ollowlag â€" is .one... among 8t y Bowmanâ€"At P ‘Gatscheneâ€"At m’:gg- %..June _ a5th. bo~ Mr. mod~ MNrs. Audrew , )8 ~Cowan s .. " â€" Mr. and ~ Mys. Geo. Muchner, near St.~Jaoobs, their only ds ter â€"Baloma. M.â€"te Mr. As * Klinck of EJmira. Philpâ€"McCrudenâ€"At Gait, â€" June ' Miss Armina V.â€"P. McoCruden Galt to Mr. David Earl Philp . C id Un & Agnes A:o Mr ‘Jâ€"vh nmj Eliertâ€"Reitzelâ€"â€"Near â€" Bamberg, : June o Joseph Ellert toâ€"Miss < Reitâ€" Petersonâ€"Gilles â€" At St. _ Jacobs, â€"~June 24th, Miss Leona (iHes ol St. l Javobs to Mr. Clayton Peterson of Waterloo, formerly. of :St.â€" Jacobs: Rentlingerâ€"At St, Jacobs, on June June 25, Mrs, Elizabethâ€"Reutlinger, aged 70 â€"years, 6 months < and <. T days WEAK, TIRED PEOPLE Ate Usually the Victims Pale, Watery Blood 1. 40 nhic) recea uhC MP LAE Niz n C thousands of cases of this _ serlous| ! trouble, cured by the use of Dr. Wilâ€" | Hams* Pink p%- Miss Georgina| Raymond, St, Jerome, Que., . says: | "About a vear ago my health began 3 to give out. T sultered from head~ | mches, heart palpitation, _ dizziness, | ‘and~ appeared to be threatened. ‘with: s a general breakdown. 1 was at this | gave me medicine, I took this faith | _time employed in the {amity ol | a|â€" doctor, who, wering my condition, | tully for some tims, but ~with . no benefit, and 1 grew â€" much~ discouragâ€" vd. Then a friend advised me to try Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pilis, saying that she had found a" cure through . them in similar conditions. . L. took lo? advice, gotâ€"a supply of the pills an ‘ took them regularly for some. . time. Gradually 1 became strong, and in : the course of a mionth er so I was again enjoying the best of bealth, and have not since had the least _ reâ€"; turn of the old symptoms. 1 un‘ heartily : recommend â€"â€" Dr. Williams® l Pink Pilts to all weak gitls." i Soid by all medicine dealers at A0 eants a box or ‘six . boxes far $2,50 or sent by mail, post paid, by The . Dr. Williams‘ Medicine Co. ching, $ R.(c2lll. {jy.ls ‘coll 10.00 Thos. Cooper, fePâ€" culvert ....... 9.00 T. Crogkshapks, rep. culvert and â€" WEICGG ... 52. 2 aormeill" onl spritaen #.00 WApe â€" JONOB | .),.cues eepninnns bea insd A,'“Wa Robertson, keaping wlsml MisZ Jantil, tor use of lane..... pavid Lels, pubting. in two culâ€" Moses Lels, rep.. washouts ;,.,,.;â€" .83 1. Baechier, . tractioh enginie . on romd MBCMIN® ... ce vewes 10,00 R. Hocey, part teacher‘s .flqry"-:-“ vanced ....... .. dgneve) s yeatiiee s d Jos. K. Brennet, putting in culvert . and work on County .road ...... |8.00 J. H. Campbell, for winter road 5.00 Moved by J. 1. MeKay, seconded oo yaut :&.‘?fi‘:?m ud.:»: be ¢ 2 nufl’.:"r.fia Towpsbip of Wellesiey tor the l 10912. . Carried. # ‘ mflb’ by . a Af dass: 4/ t , seconded ty paid fo 1f * Towie "":.:‘..fi Lufifl tog three lambs by _ a |dox or dogs, and that the Reeve i6 uis his order accétdingly . . Carrtied. . MARMIAGES 1 DEATHS Baechlot djourn 1 alt. Cros PETER 18, " to une ©24, ! \H, thar ing t ome of ergard daugh Arthur th again, at the mday , the 21 of of of anci 10,50 11 .25 4,25 # 83 There: will tion, on the Good. Etb i Waterloo, on Commencing at 1 o‘ciock p.m. sharp; the following valuable property, . viz: ts ao. wid de 0 com Â¥ * n:h‘a‘llw‘p'qflqt chairs, extension table, MM}!"«» kitohen table, ball stand, & wood bedstcads with springs and mattress, fron bedâ€" stead. â€" with aprings and : mattross, | dresser, 3 wash stands, book . cast, 3 rockers, 2 arm chairs, 12 chairs, ‘parior ‘table, °6 cane bottom â€" chairs;â€" New Home sewing machine, . â€" Happy | ‘Thought kitchen range, Oxford ~gas stove with bake ovenm and broilet,| wood stove, box stove;, bake trough, washing machine, . cheese cupboard, flour box, clothes chest, 2 . wood chests, wash tubs, wash boilet, hbenâ€"~. I ches, lawn mower, d@ouble â€"â€" parior carpet anti halt carpet, bedroom rugs, f mnuty ot home made carpet, oil , mats, picture frames, kitchen | utensils and mm'g‘ other ‘articles: _ | . Real Estate,â€"There wil} be. offered ,lorulestmmetimeudplwe , if not previously sold the fine residâ€" | ence which is cestrally located.. ~The , {house is 1} storey solid~white brick, feo-um:g 8 â€"rooms with kitchen and ‘p.u!_;ry, good furnace, eléctric light , , and gas, bath room aiid allâ€"the latâ€" . est_ conveniences. ‘Fhis is a sptendid ( property and can be bought at a rcaâ€" " . sonable.price. _ '" Chattelsâ€" Cash. * » Terms of ‘Real) Estate: will be made ‘Imqwl on day of gale, For urther q particulats apply to the undersigned . 0| <E. h. Goop, 1 wEcson goob, _ ENOCH ’Blw Executors. A., J. MICKUS," Auctionger. â€"â€"t.June 37, July .4. "â€"of the young pCOPiP WAO i: turnishings at medium prices the buyer. _ Let us give you & lowest on the market. :~Our | SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1912 \Auction Sale Rigk\ phone 207 «al Estate and Household * Effects OF P RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY â€"IN BERLIN The | Execatprs â€" of the Miepnstebl ‘will pBer for s tic Auction at the Town ! a propetty consisting ol one gatden land sittated on the and Bridgeport ARoad. about the > Galt Cluab projerty ‘ an particularly _ described in a deed thereof from . Jobn| Sch Mary â€" Blefusteh}, registered 14423 for the Town of Betl.1 PUBLIC SALE At: the ered for effects := Furnituro, Rugs, Covers, Cur Copper â€" kettle, churn,; band # <1 washing machine : and ~wringer,) > ; if Fettié; cook stove, extension _ tat parlor table, 2 sin‘s, corme! .6 ;«\:d.,mz bwrea‘s, 18 chaits, & to is; .‘.adpe' % wash . sb¢ # h‘-tfl?‘l. 34â€" uots mfl"'.fi loard, . 2 burea~s ¢ts,â€" dewing . machi 8 u‘gm‘n, % wesses, e 2’:&: mi.m lamr‘s. dishes, ob NJIg)] A 3w22 06°1 â€" TAY 0s AlD B6 We Would Like (o Oraw the Egccial Attention + will beâ€"sola by public _ aucâ€" n the premises of the late Joel Erb streei, in the Town . of SATURDAY, JU .Y . 13th w ale ming peopte who instend furni«hing a home Of i w prices. ‘Every piccé of fur iture us give. you a prics on a Opi vatht the market. ~Our line of mfim:dm at ten o‘clooX a P1 1. EM EN same time there cale the following oF N I 1 Road . about ©9RO8M0; i. .« jub property ‘and. . mort» #â€"10mas described in a certain } 4ss = teimn | John Schastt. ©t0oj*Z_â€"â€"Lâ€"â€" M t. penoh, f r for sateâ€"py Pub Town Hall, Herlin : LETTER & SON alan ugs, Window Shades, Curtsin Poles, Table Curtains, Pictures and Picture Framing _ A 1.3 lgte Mgflo h Berl n be «‘\ igh mtafl chold of| gtPPiNG ROGSâ€" WANTED IN Mogs BADEN _ ‘ _‘ AT BADEN _ _ _ Highest market d. Load every T cond Wednam-e pl.':"‘ shipment W oednesday, ~July 10th © . Comprising 162} acres, Ancluding â€"~8 . acres bush which is moonz3 hardwood. ® The is. all tillable‘e t five _i acm*hwh is hilly." ‘The Tark ~. it‘ well watered and is tileâ€" drained { whore needed. Om property is & ;ooli‘ batn~ with_ plenty â€"of stabling. 300 gallon tank in barn to supply water | to. > stock, water ~being conveyed uifrough . pipe from flowing spting‘ and | to. ‘beâ€" : had in" @bundance. _ On the farm is a"stone house"of the : best w: with eo?QThnm and soft . and water‘ im Kitchen. Splendid nelâ€" lar, Bell, lcle;wo conne¢tion. A small cottage is â€"algoâ€"on fatm. 'Fb{ property: is mht;mn as the Hig« JnP bt: andâ€" js s 'lu;b“ lq;u«: + e m + -m' rom Beptin 9 milps from Galb. 1j is ‘at $h a" farms in South Waâ€" 1oo Tp. and bas npver been rented. 1 1t is in gaod spate of _@ultivation, ‘SAE‘W of â€" help. _ is. the reason â€" Tor : : t For further particulars apâ€" ' * i ‘ s w l 5 Undertaker BERLIN +1000 rolls »differont gizes : best gteol galvani¢ged \~ â€";,_ ./ Very Natty shoes in high or low ‘cut Bluchers or Button This is the time for oxtords for both men, women or child We have themâ€" â€" _ _ Call in and meet, the new shoemaini. in Weseloh‘s old stand sys es s wWIRE FENCING FOR SALE at 25%â€" to 50 regular yalue, Belting, Iron Pipe, Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers, etc, Farm for Sale The Imperiat Waste & Motal Co Senmd for froe 145 Smart NUMBER UVNLIMITED. Krupp & Master. WIRE FENCING 1M« WM:â€"A. THOMSON, *~__~~~ Strasburg . KIBLER oC th at liss : than. the M THE NEW SHOE MAK Ir OWB Xid U Shoes s, who are Jooking for re will find that our prices are $h l'w_i vory low priBgs . niture choapor than O YOU Number â€"unlimited. Highest market price paid, Load every seco@d Tuesâ€" day. Nest shipment, Tuesda,;, July iAPe You Moes 4 | Coming West? feable fam cnogtimeg ""‘*"3‘"’ heres @1 o Tarm 3 ‘:m“:;) a;s"l'aa.‘ And situated 3 ? south 0 ments, "th concession. . The farm is f good state of cultivation and Gi drained, Up toâ€"date > " Possession can be gjven K the following spring. ... For e paitticulars apply to i hok 3 25 im {f so ‘write or call on me, _ 1 have choice r-fas.«lflts. to rent on shares or sell on creop payâ€" ments. : Choiss land, good water, close to school and town, | The larâ€" «t Waterlon County settlement in !.ulmwhc\ru\. Buy or rent a farm here. d ~‘The H. M. Brubaâ€"her hxne in the ;;H:Fe of St. Jnodmh ising an mcre on w rex k |ham.ndramr:m% ".A“‘ harn. . House all newly I side." Hard and soft water | \Good orchard. > jven at 'II'A H. M. w‘ T " ‘ ' ISRAE CHER hew ‘ ELIAS BRUBACHE e a5 it s Village Property Ror Sale _ â€" Waterioo, Ont. FARM FOR SALE CLEMENS & HUNSBERGER Hogs Wanted $. â€"B. BIEHN, ONTARIO JOHN REITZEL, St. Clements, Ont reliable Guerr.say, Sask 2. Sthitonm nure *