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HOW ITIS DONE.
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*Farmers .and others:- who have been
;ght in tr trap - y- p clever -swindlers
iften are surprised td see' their sigma
ura to a note when, what they .signed
t .the time wasentirely different from
.hat - they were- called on to -pay. Be
how will be , found= a for . by `which
swindlers are enable to dupe} Pe the un
ectin ltaught
cusp ,,�r The 'lessons - y.
tithe Hammend and .• Blo Y .cl,put
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farmers on their:_guard in•- _future to
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Address orders to •The - : Del ineato?
Publishing Co of Toronto , (Ltd.) .33
Richmond St. West, Toronto, Ont.
K NLOSS courirc L.
The com icul suet October _16th all the
members present, the minutes of last
meeting having been read and adopted.
the following accounts were ordered
to beppaid ; :. -•
• Duncan McKinnon,contract on 1,0
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si▪ de line, - 306 Wm..,Barr, ,
inspecting
tin
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the same,- $48 P Reid,: part -salary
as Clerk, $25 , selectors of jurrors
each. $4-; 11 S. McDonald,. gravelling.
at lot 28, _eon 2, $20. Win; :Taylor,
culvert con, , _.$3,75.
Douai-4, gravelling -at 33,: on. 2,_ $60
I3: McLeod, .reP:. culvert, Huron
(one half;) 25c,_; Neil:: McInnis, cul-
vert,:1 B., (one half;) $I ;- D. S::Mc-;
Donald,- culvert- °h •. _B:, (one half,);
Wm. Hamilton;;': approach. IL
B; 50c. Jacob : Miller,. gravelling and:
inspecting- -I. R, $7.6g; do work on
f $4 ``Jol jean.. -H. $:; {ons halt) ,, .. .t , .. ,.
ditchin �y con -:12 04 : Alex Smith
rep: Durbarn line,. $4 ; Robt.: Hunter,
rep. _South :line, $1 ;= PatrickKelly, 2
cords wood for hall, 3 , Thos:, E.
Brown, . gravelling at block_ =A., $5 65
Chas. Bilis,+ =inspecting.,salve; ::.$1: ,
Jacob'MiIler;
gravelling- S. :B:`, $13:60;
Jam-Howey do, S B.,- $9.71 Chas;
es . y� � � . s
McKinnon', clo:,_ e.33.30 ; Chas. , Mc
Kinnon, cutting -hill. con.. 1, _$23.25
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James :: Ly ons; Me1Zniion, s bridge ,
1 2 ` - ;. ::n in an- Dur-....
.$7..,0 , J. I�ic,liolls,: iiispeetx g .-
-ham -road,--$2-1 ; D. -Houston, rep. rcul-
vvert 5; : S.: line; : $1,'; -Chas;: 'Buechler;
grafi- ellen ; on Greenock boundary-,
$25 _ John McLean, inspecting same,'
$43.75 ..;'Dempsey,: ework on 20
S `_line, - $52
, : ,Mrs. - Ale},ander, _ relief
X15.- - Moved by_Molfatt, .seconded by-
Henry, that the.:Clerk'.write the town
ship council of. Kincardine, with Ta.
¢ view to . ascertain= what steps,. if an
they lave taken to have -the' drain,:'
t_ e • 9'pro ldec1 blank; form the
first st .d3t cl lines for the name of the
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place where the appa�� ently conditional
note is dated from, After the y7ords
'{ payable at" is: another. blank for the
,_inserion of the name --of • the ,place
where the- . amount of the . soeuiingly
harmless paper -.is tobe- paid. at -:and
directly below this F Mr. Innocent''
is: suppassel to - wv rite. Ms autograph.
How any chi might reason that;there
could be no possible harm in signing-
said conditional note -because not until
the -$225 worth of patent grass seeders
had been sold could the ' .$25, be col-:
iected.: But the note is not -left in
the same condition by the- clever grass_.
seed swindler. He takes_ his knife.
or scissors and._cuts the paper vir- tieally
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iii - two after the words " or, „ it" .dol-
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tars "-and "annum so that the. con-
ditional- note -for $25 :has been' con
c'erted into a: promissory note of $225.
'We got the above. from -a farmer and
we have no doubt many.of_that: class
have been swindled . by this or some-
what similiar form,
made in the year 1882, in connection.:
with that. made in the towwnship of
Kinloss, cleared out as to give an ou
let : for the.. water flowing from the
Kinloss portion of said drain , as r0.1.
quired by chapter 184, section -583,
-revised strx .ites of Ontario.. Chas.
Ellis rias granted $6 to build a cull.
v ert at ` block A. on condition that he
;putt a certain amount of work at the
sarse-place. ' The Clerk was instructed
to notify Thomas Brown; owner of :1'ot
23. con: 10, to have his fence removed
from the boundary line of Culross� nd
Kiii1oss 'ithou t deli ,
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- We- have something •nice. _ to
speak about this week in- that
lime What is there that is
more to be admired] than. a:
pretty
ring,
espec
ia-lly wh. en
full quality- is shown.' Having
just returned from a buying
trip t �king in the principal
solid
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solidgold • ringnanufacturers,
we picked up - many new
elegant' designs inrGefn .engage
ment .N rings. In child's rings
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.our rices run from 60c. to 2:50
for solid :gold:: Our 10k and
,18k wedding rings ;: are'..- worthy
of special attention .aw=they. are
. all guaranteed _ fine_ - quality and
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wear our .own stamp. A.
jewelry `commercial. man was
heard to remark thatour stock
would do ' credit to - . a: city
trade,
_ Is the tae to m.al e Your selections in,
CROCKERY, CLASSiffARI, GROCERIES at-
stock thefollowing
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Apples
Blacking .
ead -
$lack Lead
Blue ,
Baking Powders .
-Barley, pot'.
Bath Brick
Beans �.
Brooms -
Baskets -
Brushes .
Biscuit
Coffee ;
' Confectionery
Canned Goods .
Cocoa
Ch3coktis
Corn, canned
_Corn. meal -
-Currants.
Currie Powder
Cream -Tarter
Cocoanut -
-Dates,'.
THE December issue- of The Delia=:;j
&utor is called the " Ohristas Num-
ber, ' and ii -rich in material pertain
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..The council then adjourned to tied
n- the 20th of November.:
PE T -ER REID, Cheri.
JEWETJLE
.S,--Our.watch repair departrntut i-. attti°n 1
c, thoroughly coin-1-li tent work-
ed. to by t�v th n Y
men.
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Dried -Apple Nutmeg
Extracts -011, olive
Fi ar s-.
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Fish,_caed.
Fish, dried .
Gelot'ine
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Gingers
Hogs •
Roney .
Ink --
Indigo f
Licorice I - -
• Lime -Juice
Iernans.
Lamps . -
Lard •
Matches I
Mince Meat . .
Meal ..
•• Macaroni:
., Mustardl--
Meats, canned
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• Magnesia
Nits
.No, 1 -:Flour always -on ;hand.
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:ss ea
Oil, castor.
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Oranges
flat Meal
Pail
. Peels
Pipes .
Pickles-
Pearline
Pepper
Pe, canned
Raisins
Riceas.
Rice .Flou-
SSaagolt
Salmon - • -
S ::dines
SSeeds'enna
Sugar
Syrups
Soda -
Soaps- '
Spices
Starch. •
Strawberries, can
Sulphers
Tapioca
Tomatoes, canned
Teas
Tobaccoes
Vermicelli
Vinegars
Washboards
W-nshii:g Cry-sta
Woodenware
Whiting
Din tier .Sets •
YeastCakes
Dinner Sets
Tea .Sets
Water Sets
Cream Sets . 4
Berry :Sets
Toilet Sets
cods delivered to any part of .the town.,
anansamonasetzt=atinotomillit
OTICE
_S HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. coma
will be held pursuant to th0 . Voters' List
Act by His Honor'Judge of the CountyCourt
of the County ofd Hir-on at Dungannon on the
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2. � th-: -Da..__ . of Oeto.per,- 893.At 10 o: clor;k-to hear and '. determine _ h
r lints of _ errors- and .ommisssion
se � er.�I complaints
in the Voters' • List of the Municipality of
'West Wawanoslz for 1.803.. _ 1
All .persons having business at the Court
are. required to -attend at - the':said time and
Places
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R; K. -vv.
It�LER,
Clerk of W st Wavwanosh;,
Dated oth,1803. :
1&EST W2il&ANOSH CouriICifL
Me Saturday,
t -on Oct., -14th: .1.The
members` -were. all present. Minutes
of farther meeting were .read and ap
proved.
Moved
a g_,b r Gibson,. . see. y
that George Beadle be. ai
d i}$7ni..ans,.
damage done to his buggy caused by
: defective_ bridge. Carried
The
treasurer's report for :-August and
Septeniber ,showed balance .arid ire -
cel is 8986..54 .with expenditure, :.$967=
34,:. havin a balance on hand: •. of
The folio gvin ` cheekywere issued::
Patrick . Welihi gravelling. 24 and 25,
con. 7, :26 -rods: at $1, $16 ,• John Kil-
patricli gravelling opp. 13,. con. 4 and
5, 59 yds. at 49e , $28 9'1 ; John il=
patrick cutting and gravelling] 21 and
2 2, co '. 4, . $.60 ;. John Kilpatrick- cut-
ting hill and gravelling 42 :.,and :25,
con. 4, $27.81, extras, -.$2;19, $30;.
John;' Moss; gravel, .180 yds;,at
$12 60, damage, $1, $13.60. Jas.
-Bryan, printing on account,: 0,40 ; Dr.
:case,: -examining J -as: Barrow, !$5ylum-
ber,- $3, $8 ; Jas.' Howey, grac'liiig and •
.graveling:- con.... and 11 1.2',: 0 '� ds at
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75c., =37.50 Henry- Rintoul., 1: inspect
contracts on E. B.-, $2 ; ,E. Silex-
ander, ditching .con. 9, 50c. ; Jas:. D.
ing to the_ holiday. season: _..The . styles''
f,,r h nithnth- are:exceptionally,A_h•and-
some and appropriate,- and the -younger
roe.' bers of the. family receive `special-
att Won- in- an. illustrated . article eiff
titParty Dresses . for Misses and-
- Girls. .'There iso. also.. an appropriate
articles .on F'ashioris. in -Fur Garments,
A paper that .is invaluable .to all lad
ies is called.- - Some ,Suggestions for
.Rote. Made Christmas- Gifts :and
- ,t11. . hou ewife is. especially:.cons d.ered
m_`Da;iz}ty�►eserts for the Holiday_- .
- J�;ason. Christmas L ;�-er d and.- Folk Smylie, rep bridge -13 and i 6, con, 3
Y - Lore is .inost interestin lyf tie*ted, .tind •and 5, $3. Thos Ar dersori, culvert
as- an antidote there • is a description of1-24--aild 25; coil: 3, $t15 ; Nva H. Wil -
evert; modern.- Kriss - Kringle . Party.
The.children will _- be delighted:. with
entertainment provided for them, .and
tli parents will appeetate the ideas
,r co :wined.- in- the Children's -Christmas.
In addition.to this special -matter there
. are articles - ori many popular -subjects.
Lawn Tennis, in tne ` Sports and Past
Sri- , is brought to a cIose this
rnonth ; lloiisehold . ',enavatiorl tells-
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- • mahout Floor Cover-ngs, .Furniture and
Moths.; Child -Life deals . with the: re- :
creation for _boys and `girls- f - Physical •
..-Culture --contains instruction in EX-
- pression and Around` ;the' Tea -Table_
makes us - acquainted -with_ the fashion-.
fancies -of the :season«: - Noveltiesare
illustrated in the papers on Knitting,:
.Crocheting, Tatting,. etc.,` with - full
- instructions- for - mnkin s. This ruuns.
ber--is an excellen
LOOK to : your, health to
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your- life tselt, and protect
your feet from the cold and:
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wet which will be the principle
weather from this on. - .
heavy shoe is .-dust the: thing.
for this season of the year. 1
am cavr `n . too heavy . a stock
for the season and the
.Reduce •- it I . shill. - : The
method is as simple ple as it is
effective. :Here are examples
of the pried a that: will make
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them go.
LADIES whole stoca Bais $1.20
son, grading and gravelling opp. 1.9,
:con. 2 and 3, $16.67. Thos. Anderson,
gravelling 21 o• s 22, con. 12, 2.0 rods
`at $1.70,; _
$344 Thos: Andrsoir, rep:`
roads,` lot 31 and. 22,, con.. -6, $25 ;
Geo Armstrong,.: grr,velli$g I5 and
46. con.. 2, 40 rods ate. 84, $34.02 ,
Thos. Anderson, cutting hill, , -piping
ditch, and rep. -culvert, - $70 ; Jacob
Miller,- rep, road, _opp 17,;con. 6 and
7, $10 ; Stephen Medd, .rep:. 'oad, 24
and 2, con: 4,, $1::75 ; Thos: Nichol-
son, culvert: E. ,B:, $13.5 . ; John
G'Connor, -culvert opp 27,1: cosi. 6, $2 . .
Thos. Lott, bridge: opp..14 con 8 acid
9,, $60 ; :Thos. Lott, rep, bridge, con.
11 and .con. . 8 and'9, $3.50; . Daniel'
Alton, :damage , to property in hauliiy
stone for bridge, $8 i. Thos. "Dishegft
Lumber for : I21:,24.0.;_
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i1C airs
MISSES - " :. " :.. 1.00
GHILDRENS ' " '_ 80
-. MENS Long Boots. ' $1.65
- ": ' Whole Stock do..:' 2:47
s ' : No. 1 Gr`ane Boot 2.95
BOYS Long -Boots from $1.25: up.
Call and insect St= 'ek,.
YOURS TRULY,:
TO
13ritish
403.2100
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TOURIST SLEEPINq OARS -Tor-onto
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to scuttle Without ch an. a � , ..eav;n.
TORONTO EVERY- FRIDAY
yetolv. Iteztovator.
- .And other tested remedies
SPECIFIC AND A. i- TIPOTE
---- FaOZ-
Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood,
Dyspepsia, Sleeplessr
ess
, aipitatio
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of
f th
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Heart, Liver :Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of
Memory, Bronchi: Consumption, Gall
Stones• Jaundice,Kldne and riary Dis-
aeees,.St,. Vitus' Drsice, Female Irregularities
and -General Debility,
1 per half pint awl:V per pint bottle:
LAirn1 ATORY,
Unfit. further notice, -
Oom iencin . October 6th
MURCH1ONI ,AGENT,
°L-UOK
HE undersigned has a number- . of . pure
bred :Lecister RRainb Lambs for sale _ at
moderate prices. They are all first-class Iambs,'
all will be sold cheap.
UTCHE
OODERrc$, ONT.
4. MY<MeLEOD,
' Proprietor and'Manufaeturer,
:Sold .by Harry Days and A: B. Congrant,
Druggists, Lucknaw. -
Farmers
ttention.
To obtain' the best prices- for
your
3i3- TT '.
itis to your advantage to use
FINE LIVPOL ,ALT, . .
and.:bring it to Market -In rolls
weighing .from 2..1b. to -3 lb, or
n -tubs. Crocks or pairs at
this. season, do not bring as'''
gQ.od prices
SPAM
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. The through Colo'nist Sleeper will be ati.
taeliedto train leaving Lucknbw at 10:4$ am.
on
WEBSTER BROS
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Hav:ing-opelaea al:Butclier hop in tho
ildiag on iCampbelli Street
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APRIL
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Arriving in Toronto in time to CGII.11eCt With
the -through Cd.onist -train, via, North •
Bay :mid: C.P.R, There will also bean
EXC RS A it
-Every Tuesday. during IViat:ch and Aprit
Baggage checked through to destination, alsb
tthrough tickets sold. No change of car&
Considering -all these advantages we ex-
vect to Secure -the traffic this season. For -4 -pay.
, Infot,mation apply to
HAnSt.
fas iii -,1300K STORE:
We are- preparscl *Co supplty the citiz4ns,
• -,Of. the 'Village- and Farmers of the
surrounding townsinps with
all kinds of
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-Leads them 1111' for
ROBT, J. FIli:NIGAiT, i REASOlfABIJE. PRICES..
DUngannon P.0.1 Meat promptly delivered to any part
of the village.
STEER ESTRAY
- AIM TO rEtt ntsbusEs OF'. THE
,undersiTaed, lot 41 con. 11, Western
tit let JO, a yearling steer, all grey.- _The- owner
re
zfintested to prove prom" pay expenses,
10287-4
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A trial Solicited andlSatisfaction
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tiitt.
G 00 DS,
Fruits of All Kinds in Season.
FINE TEAS
SPFOIALTY
aria" St.pck.„
eat Gpod$*
Seit Vara
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moo -be -oontinuaLlr
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