The New Era, 1884-12-26, Page 41
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Tbe ingliirsioi .41100 or Irrenibirri'''
Of all the ilavorittg substances used
cookery, the .001M218, after salt, per.
baps. the most valuable, and, as many
* a honsekeoper can gtvateethoony, when
cunningly concealed in the sauce,
•
ragout, or soup, it yields. .enjoyenepe
seven to Woo Who would carefully put
it from them, if they yaw it, in thole
abhorrence of everything pertaining to
, the garlic tribe. There m uoaoubt that
.• lour is meet valuable food Li a hot
•"elimate, speciallywhen eaten raw,
remember reading in a 10007. called
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"Angola and the River Coego'" that the
author never traveled without a supply
• of, garlic, whose beneficial effects on the
stomach wore most marked,
"When very huilery Had fatigued,'" he -
goes on to Bey, " 1 have found *mating
to equal a few Fleece of raw garlic,
eaten with a, crust of bread or a biscuit,
for produoing, a few inhale:* after, a.
delightful sensation . of repose, and that
feeling of the stomach being rawly to
xeceive food generally absent when ex-
cessive, emptiness or 431m:esti= •is the
case."
Very odd contradictions in regeril to
this vegetable arises; for exiseeple;
Henvy of Navarre had his lips burned,
tho Dion:cut he was born, a ith a clove
of gerlic, a time•honored custom in hie
alive place. 'On the other hand, garlic
was forte...1(10r by statute of -Alonzo the
Eleveuth to his Knights of: LeBanda,.
and Dou Quixote calitiouvd Saneho
. Pana to ho chary of it. So must honest
Sancho howee e or this garlic garli vjieli the
King of irraisce had rubbed upon his
infant's gia 'le en has entrance bite this
. world.
To tile Al nera.e.0 tate the pronounced
flavor of gele•e is uustipportable, and
the odor os it, shite it has been called
the eeet of vegetables," is aeything.
but a deleotablo perfume. 'Still people
have it:oxen...1 for it ; for example, the
Hebrews, in Over wanderings toward
the Pro:liked Laud, complained to
aloese of tilt: W:titt of --the leek ami the -
garlic, which they ii :feaued • hint they
remembered : or, ft e the poet sive, "The
Hebrews gave el ,.s. tis teu:lerstitlel -that
the scent of the (men: hung roiled them
still.“ --11. .1. it. es i://1,ilyn
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Shiva Lon
Prof. 11, (tam If. (if Philadelphia,
suggests a 10110 of althreviaterl *king
hand, and ilteeeeer in these words : ley
the application of seven einiple rules a.
large part of the labor, time vota.,
tion of the pelenser is saved, also, the
reader's time. for • whs.)!woit r .(are)abbreviated the eye e•in take i niore.at
a glaute.7. Letters sue:ding alone,as
u for you. r nore legible than words.
We easily read the a 1 ilf the woest
scribe, because the frau of the, letter ie,
not change( hy 'wining with • tithe:
This, is why ordinory print, is so much
plit.inri• fha' t von ongreve.1 sea iet, •
The average penman writing- seven
hours a day writes "the" 700. thine; &
'several other words nearly as frequently.
Some of those weeds occur 1,000 thitee41S
often as vords to Which abbroviateets
have loeg been giten. The frequent ree tie
rence of 20 words makes of Engliele •
These words represented by single
letters, would b die) as plainas a & 1,
would afoetonernioam ecenoitey of
thue 46, save millionof dollars annually
iu printing. They ewer so • frequently
that reading a. few pages of n, hook thus
printed fixes thorn in the nionioey. Wo
write 1 instead of ei or eye. ; why not Ur
you r, aro ; and; b, be, etc.? Script
circulates most among tho intelligent
'elassee, yet 'J persons write "you"
7,10,000 times a year for fear 1 dull per-
son Will not understand u. Better for
the 1 dull person to ask some,- 1 to
help hie, read. Even. - the majority of
the tseitors still writo peel & aotol,
'ante, the prietor would. understand ..0
and a. •
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The Language of the Lunch Couuter.-
eeff 1" called the mace,. •
Tho .reporter looked curiously to see
what the unusual order meant. _The
waiter brought the oustomer three emelt
cakes and u cup Of coffee. - • .• •
"Oue brown buck," ciao." anothee
waiter. la a. few minutes he beetle:IA
tho eueconaT a plate of buckwheat cakes
iloms browit.
•
"]3ecr anti" and "ham and" were fre-
quently heard and tho orders were
tilled with heef end beans ante hare and
.egge.
7 "(live me a plate of bes.iiee• he seal to
tho ai tete - •
7.()ile plate of BON101.1 St,141Wbf.11:100)::[*
Feilethat hinctiouary. ••
The eld gentleman as startled, 1»tt.'
sono received his favorite dish at a cost
of ten nente. while New York straw•
herriee eat leave cost him fifty. •
,•Dincinuati quail,. have it fat." was
the next order.
Tbe cool; clic nit a largo slice .of hit
and put it on the range.
"AB n e.re," said tho 'proprietor,
who sat at i.t.; door to see that no ruait
escaped Without paying his. bill, "have
a, system of abbreviation -and peculiar
I:menet:11.U! f• for food. Some of ..our
custoincr,:esw this technical! form of
ordering so \ ell that they use it theme
selves." . •
A well -A:1 %earl ei au hereentered. and,
taking a, see,. at, the table, ordered the
waiter to le ieg him two :fistelialle."
"One 51C(•• enttan cried the waiter,
while the cook softly repeated, "sleeve.
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The Editorial Blotter.
• In the aute.ebamber of the eilitothai.
rooui•of a popular monthly magazine 1,1
New Yerk Many contributors' and would -
he coutributors spend much time in
waiting to see ex hear froin the tenter,
in, the corner of the room standa Vane.
en which is a large piece of blotting
paper. ()n this the waitheepersone free.
quently scribble the thoughts* whieh
°con? to them durieg their vigil. Sortie •
of the lines ere' the following :
"A II t•hiugs C.01310 1701110 to U1.084! *he
"'Vattuli led pray." .7.
"('a'411 tie broad upon the waters Mel
after 14,4113, sleys it 741111* reeurnefi witii.
thanks,'
A e 41114.11°w') 'writer eheuced tb H
down by this table a few days ago, MA
letter reading these suggestive seetetteoe
he pet' ne hie het., geribliled at Iiiinenhet
lea -de 1 is vela lie Oleo hey imbee•
imetoly real
7. ;Lay lett it little ; I will cnme agaii16,'
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Schedule. or
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iCorlictions
Returned by Justice** of the Peace in and for the Cellar' et Iforee• for the Qtiarter euding December 9, 1881, pureuent to ReVisedtaeutes ul thetario, Chap. 47) $ec.
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Name of Prosecut or
Name of .Defendent.
1
2
.4
Blattbew Mounteilay
James Dickson
44 11. 1
41 .„• 44
5 Margarete MoVicar
6 ot ti
7 Constable McKay
8 Ann IVIcIntosb
9 Peter Shea
10 George Acheson
1,1 it 4$
1.2 Rev. T. M. Campbell
13 Rich. Tichbourne
14 Neil McIver
15 Henry Liffett
16 Daniel MeLeed
17' Geo, Stewart
18 Constable Leo
10 4.
20 "
21 to it
22 Artbur Sunnier
23 61
24
25
26
27 64 • is
28 J. G. Klinkhammer
29 Constable Dunlop
30 A, Dillon
31 J. Miller •
32 Wm, Rinn
33 Inspector Ballantyne
34 A. a Pattieon
35 Samuel Barr
36 Wm. Pennington
87 Michael Kelly
•88 Bridget O'Domell
39 Ann, O'Toole
40 John Johnston
41 Constable-Paieley.
42 Edith Bezzo •
43 Constable Paisley
ki it •
44
45 • '" • " •
46
4, •
Wm. Burris
John Donaldson
Constable Paisley
.14 •
.. 44
Joh Donaldson
Henry Carrick' •
Henry. Beacon
Wm. Orr
44 •48
Inspector Ballantyne
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
5e Thos. Turk
58 ,Toiseph 3/IcKinney•
59
60
61
62
03
64
66
:66
67
68
69
70
71.
- 72
78
74
75
76
77
78
• 79
80
81
82
• 83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
,92
4 03
94
95
96
97
96
99
100
101
102
103 " 41
104 "
`a05 " "
'George Wilson •
Jonathan Hill
E. Duncan
E. Auburn ••
John W. Walker
E. Auburn
Wm. S. Miller. •
James Drewe
Dimwit% MeAri r
44 4,
Inspector
R. W. Tuck
46
fi
if •• •
if.
44 44
.44
•
Wesley A. Smith
Chaisseeukine!
nectar ;McKay
Donald McIntosh
Atm MoVicar
Robert 13/1eLea,i.
John McCarty
Jas, Bailey -
Henry McDermott
John T, Mitchell
41 4
Neu.ilMmeeKel
oLed.a
John McLean
Dau,
Augna McKay
JOB. Goldthorpe je
Patriek Dnggau
,John Tolgoney
etudrew Donohoe
Walter Fulton
Chas. Dowling
!Edward Demme
Daniel Folgoney
John McLeod
J: S. Smith .
Jar. Weir
jas. Findley •
John Toth
Wm, Sherrett
J. Smith
Wm; Dale
Perri h
Patrick Hickey ,
Geo. Leslie
Keppel Disney •
Duncan McCuaig
Ann O'Totile
Mary Kate Grimes
Edward Dailey
Thos. Brownlee
Jos, Wheatley
Hugh Achison
James Addley
Michael O'Toole
Edward Sullivan
John Donaldson
Wm. Burris
James Addlay
Edward Picket
Kaine
Win. Berrie
Thos. Brown . •
Hamilton Johnston
Arch, Anderson'
Jelin Rodgers
. .
Yisber.
4. :44
Nature of Ohe.ree.
1,•••,•19,•^.••••,•••••646.......
Wage;
Stealing grapes
Stealing Palm
Stealing grapes
Assault
Sureties of the peece
Drunk and disorderly
Assault
Assault
Assault ,
Libel
Libel
Drunh; and dieorderly
Aisanet
Assault
Assault
Assault
Disorderly conduct
Disorderly conduct
Disorderly conduct
• Disorderly conduct
Disturbing religious meeting
Disturbing religious meeting
Disturbing religious meeting
Disturbing religious meeting
Selling liquor on Sanday
Selling liquor on Sunday
Larceny
Drunk
Larceny Oct.
Fraud - •
Assault
L. T.Act
Dater of
convie.
tion.
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re** •••••••••
Amount
*awe e f coneletieg Juatice or justices oiPonal• Time naid or
tY6Fine to-berrate to To whom paid over by
damage. seiii Jesus* said Justice.
Oct. 16
Sept., 18
4'. 18
44 1.8
I• 44 24
a 24
st . 26
" • 30
Oct,oy.2
13
N
" 14
" 14
" 19
64 20
4, ss '
Nov. 18 M. Y. 3.1e1...)::::ao, Fe41...011*!°,..../!' Seelf•91,1crti: i
Dec.
6 es 67 /8
9
4 4 • ,
• 4
18 •
.
7 s.
dr,
it .7 4. ., ' s 4 4
.
44 7 66
7• •eat a
'•• (6 6 M. 1Z, McLean and A. 'zit colig, J. I.'s.
66
•
15 .6 .,
,.Sept.1 Alonzo Str•;),g, lasie, J. P.,
, , a 12 4 i
i 1
lif not paid why not, and
were! observations,
'if any.
Per Adams= and Tiorace Horton, J. Pe,, co; Matthew Mouutenay
Horace Horton ,Esq., Mayer, Dederick
44 ti
By consent
Committed 4 days labor
7,
it Pr 1,
• •46
44
44
4*
14
11
4-4
• 46
41
.
.1 00; TiViksurt a
, ' 1 00 , Tieesaree
1 00, ' Tamperer
1 On. . - frotieurer
40
!Nov ...
. 't
• Breach of peace • (Sept.
*Carrying fire eine%
Resuming to pay wages • • 44
14.88149.1t
JOS liiiillg:languagkt iOct .
Insulting langutese •a
•
•
Robe Black
John Black • ..
David Stewart
le. Walker Mid R. Fox
Aloe. Conover •
Chas. Black '
Ed. Sherman
Jos. Coventry
Jobu McGregor
Thos. 11811
Jae.. Schofield ,
Seanien Lahti
Jae. •
Rohe Sage • ,
. •
Wan. OhapiuSii .
James Laird ?r •
Jan Cooper •
Fransia Dultuage
ROL •Sainpie .
John • McDonald
John Ceoper.
Andre* Brown
.41
S. 13, Scuttle
• ti
it it '
• •
Agnes McKay • Ger.. McKay
Agnes McKay •. ,, •
Samuel Welsh Ala Oeults
Wm. Taylor • Fred Gositiolt
James Stewart Marshall Polleck.
Chrietiati Deshado Wm. Sutton
Ignatz Heineman , Wm. McGinn •
James H. Hodgins
Peter Bradley :
James Wilson
Wni. Johnson
It
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14
1
4i
44
10 ••
2 Do Ao ro).1.1.0.4(1, ntiyf.o'r,
23 • ,
- • 14
II •
is 6
Insulting language 4ne1 ereepeaa
Vagrancy ' •8,
Drunk . .
Drink . re 0 . n• eeeseeee„;
Drunk. e ,
Drunk
Dna.*
Drunk
Dtunk • '
Vagrancy
•48
64.
6C
Disorderly coed u
Abtaeilteit -
Trespass , ' • . •
44'! •
Drunk ' •1 I'
Malicious injury to property • Sept.
Larceny • ,
•
Assault . 11.
Assault and battery
Disturbing religioue worahip
Assault • • Oct.
Shooting duck
Assault and battery • •
Assault and battery Nov.
Abusive and .iusulting• lang cage • Oct.
Grossly inaulting laugnaei • 1 is
Larceny .
Stealing geode • At
Robbery •
Assault and battery
41
•
16, • "; •
22 . 4.6
, •
• '
, • • I y
. it.
84
64
. • , ,
41
13
17 " •44‘ •
17 . ••
14
14 • 6 .
19 8. • •• 1 00 Forthwith
'4 • '1 .00 Forthwith
1 00 Forthwith'
1 00 Tressetii•t r s
1 (10 •Treasurer
_
2 00 One week; . ,
25 ' ' 'crostini:
..,3 00 Forthwith Town-Treaeurer
e 3 00 Forthwith. " it
5 00 Forthwith" CI
4.4:
3 00 Forthwith "
;4
• it..
50 Forthwith
5500 iFirIteilht. uw, tth " 1
;
50 Zttli:iitthil "` 7
20 00 Forthwith. License Inspector
20 (.)0
• .
,
20. (',O, ' ., Inspector
• 1 001 -Forthwith ';Town Treasure
30 (10 Sept. 11 I Not paid;left conotry
,
• , • • ordered to pay
Town Treasurer
6, a
it 41
1 001k`orthwith
1 00•Fortliwith
1 00 Forthwith
1 00,Fortheith it 0 4
1 00:Forthivith , ." '44
• 5 Otar rthwilli Not paid, ceienuftted
4-001F thwith " "
5 0&Nvv " 'roe% Treasurer
U( Forthwith •" .
4
3 00 ForthWith " "
•
9 00 Foribwith " •
1 00 Forthwith ' "
00,Vortioth
it J 00 Forthwith
26
29
19 Holums, McKay and Mclilivan, j. 'Pa.,
20 Thos. Holmes, ,.1 Pe.
• . 84
6
16
. 1
29
25
25
14 George Megay, .1. P. • .
20 McKay, Fisher and MeEwen, J. Ps., 10 00 Forthwith '‘•
6 A. Hunter, J. P.,13russels . 2 00 • Treasurer '.3russele and coots .
13 P. Thompeon, A.Munter and. F. C. 'Rogers •. • •
committed for trial.
17 A. Hunter .1. le Brussels Seet'al war rant no stolen goods lama .
17 A. Hunter! Jno, ch.Shavi and F. C. goterp,1 ' . arge dismissed
18.A. HUnter and john Shaw, J. Vs., • I 20 00 And costa to be paid forteeeth,
' 1'00 Trine 265cts •-eeeepeestee -forthwith or1.4cls jailsteeet. Not pd.
Violation:shop. liceOme law e • .
Milicioueinjory to property •
• •
14 •
44
- it
Thomas Holmes, 3. . • • , -
Holmes, Melilwan, faislierij.Ps.;
McKay, Fisher and Jelewen, J..' Ps, „ • '
Town Treasurer .
1,
e
1.1
Prisoner cam initte‘eir trial but
• lockup •which Xi' not fit to re
.1 00 Forthwith County Treasener '
2 00 Forthwith e
a 00 Sep 18, '84
I. use forthwith
6t *1 o
01 e.tForthwith,
.84
4-00 Oct. 80, '84
2 00 Forthwith
Biinnol over for one year
Payment of mut;
Committed for trial
Poyment of costs
Not paid
ent for trial
Dismissed with costs
Diarnissecl with costs
Settled out of court •
Withdrawn to pay costs
amount due $1.15
to gaol 20 slays
committed tell:tot 3 inoi.
committed to gaol 5 mos
•
Dismissed'
escaped from Wiugham •
cieve or rattan prisoners
• ''. • /1' • - each. •
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Treasurer .Wingliitin
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.4 . 44 • , 4-•••-•••-. '''. '
1
4 EC; at unter,..T. &meet'.
• I ewers, la Thomson& R. -Armstrong, Jane
. • •
•• • is 15 • 14 ot 11
44 -0 Davies, Iluniete elhi.vi and Thomeon,J.Ps.
6. 44 13 ,. ,
• .
Inaulting language -• i;
Insulting language • • . '0 .
,
Malicious injury to opert6 ti fo
. 64 • '
Insulting language , • 66 t, . 6, ,
'Breach of Pharmacy Ad 14 A. llenter and JnoShaw P
4, 1 • 44 14 • • 44
g
BreaehforofMAltai cpMedical
aAt"
1
Sureties s. bakylv pt3
Assault . f -ia 4, , •
Stealiug mail bag
. 2 00 '" ' "
4 00 Fine 25ele autpeusa'n. forthwith
0.00 Fine forth' .with or 20 days in jail
1. 00 Floc forth with or 14 days in jail
1,' 00 Fine,"2,3eta compensa'n forthwith
1,00 Forthwith or 14 days in jail
2(1 °C'Fortifwith Not paid over yet
20 00 30 daets • • .
Bound over 12 in onths. Idinieelf $500
• •
or 2 me:41mq eil and 'COM;
and costs
and costs •
or 14dys in jail and COMS
and costs .
ard COfith•
• * • lo*
dismissed without coats
two sureties szo each
dismissed • • ' . •
connnitted for trial ..
Trespass • • ' • John McDonnell,. J. P.; ieeter.• .withdrawn •
, • . , . •
• Trespass • . Sept 29 • ,s •
Assault • Oct., 10 ,, • •
If •
• JOIID. W. WILLIKIll Sept..JO `) •
Wm* Conlin•
TreSpagia NOV. 1.
11. R. Johnson • Abusive languege '‘ 10
Suftie ••
•
•
• 1 GO Forthwith
00 Forthwith
1,•00 FOrthweth.
Conney''freasurer •
•• It
•>4 4/ '
I•
.1 1, .00 Forthwith
00 Finthwith e • paid
disiniaee.d
" • " lo
Po
•
• , Withdrawn, '
Withdrawn . .
7, paid
John efoDennell Land Cleo. Willis, Pee (10orthwitle Eseter Treaeurer •
John McDonnell, 3. P. . , "•• Committed for trial
John Gill Samuel 'Hersey
Rachel Wild 'Marquis Wild
M. B. 'Mallory D. McConnel
Ellen Huffmau zt. Thoenpson
John Walket
Thos. Thomson
Jos. Taman
J Gillesbie'
106 Robert, Kere • Emma „Whiting
1.07 Jaceb 'Whiting ••
in Alexina Ker • Louiea Whiting
110 " " • IC 1oltl, ir-
111 " " 4 Arch, Reid •
ere 11 !' John Reid:
113
1.1.4
115
100 Woe. lohnst n W. Reid, ar.
116
117
118
119 Noupayment wagee
120 Assault sled battery
121 Assault
122 Assault
123 Drunk mid disordeity
124 , W. , 'retreats te about
126 J . ay. them: Mrs. Ann Smith Ineatity
126 Wm. BOA Andrew Tailor Refeeing to pay wage* • ,.
4 1
121, Robeet Higgins I Woe Ildctemine I Atilt
I 4% '. IC
328 A. Elizabeth Higgins Assault
120 Elizabeth McQuaid 'Rohe Firemen, Violatiou of by-law
Inspector Yates
Thos. Ravey
Constable %vie
• 14 48
J. rielier
No. Stewart
John McNorten
W. Flannagan
8, Barr
' ' J. Gillespie
, ,
W. Daley .. . .0. Renderer:et
It. T Erratt J. Clark, jr.,
%Vim. VVilliams
• Herbert Toneg
jag. Vide
Samuel Clark
Assault "- 10
Breach of bliter • . 66 18
lOct. 1
Drunk end disorderly •
it
ti it
• Ailla4lt
44 11
Arsori •
Arsoo ,
Amon •
Arson;. ' '
Illicifliiittor soUing
Assaeltetud battery
Drunk and disorderly
•'4 11 •
•
•
John McMillan
44 •48
Thos. Madill
Robt. Wray
.1Sopte
, 4,8
.48
root,
44 , •
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11.1edr Young,. it.
15 young and Drunitriond, •,T,
15 • •• ,
15 , 0., . " . •
20. ,,.
20.
•
20 •• .. ••. • I
81 Young, lerununotiii, Auderson, ltIctlevean;
31 and McKinnou, J. Ps., • •
• 31 • " • , '' •
s, e • •
11 Yoang, Drummond mid Katy, .1,
14 Myles Young, J P., Blyth
7 7 1}
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e•17 „ se .
44
• • 4//:
Sept.
•
Nov,
• ;(eote
- .1 . •
6
130 n'aurY Wahr • • 0, *mitoholl • Stealiug atoer • ''INov.
1.81. Andrew McGreth !John Brown eeete,u
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18 Yonegund Walhitigtoie 3,' Vs. • i
55. S. Dorland and Ptose, Oorrio
15 If , f•
3' "
10 " •
8 Jas. Braithwaite, .L P. e Londesbore ,
1a Win Mellough, J. P„ Dungannon ;
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28 4411 %Vm J Wilsou, J. P. GreenWay
173, Foster, J. P. Dorlarid & 11 Rosa )
t, heroby eortily tIi above:to his eoerect and true, to the lied of any knotviedge and belief.
• Clerk Of the r'eace's Mee, Godetiah. DeeeMbee 1894. . . ift& le1f4W11a, Clerk of the Pence and C. ft 'A.; Comity k IL uron. •
•-•• • ' • •
' • Dismistied
Diamiessed
5 *(3...Fortlitrith Not yet paid No property
5 IForthevith County Treasserer •
Dismiest d
1 001Feithwith
1 001Fortliveith
1 00IForthteith
• . •
!Dismissed .
• iiistoissed
.• . • . • Dismiseed
•• • . Sent for :ten!
• Dismissed ,
• l ,00 Forthwith comity Treasurer
'1 00 Forthwith Treaeurer.Blyth . •
100
100
1 (10
1 00 Forthwith 'County Treasurer •
1 00 Forthwith Treaettrer Howe*
Forthwith • " "
.1 op Forthwith. -
•• 130tind
4 i5 wttfhiti.2L days Wm. Boyd
1 00 For htvith County Treasiwer
2 00 Forthwith Towaiship ireaiturer
,„ Withdrawn '
8 (*Forthwith Treaserer 1-lowiek
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Diaintseed •
And coats $2.33 paid '
And costa $2.35 paid
Paid
over te keep the petite
Dimwitted to jail
Paid costs $3.6O
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The Ottawa Sadie authority for the '74
flUttetuent that judge Macao:mid of Brock-
• ville will resign his 5e.r 014 the bench and
offer himself as a straig t prohibition can-
ilidate in South:Leeds at the next eleetion ,
foe the Tioese of Coromons, .
Tire most prolific source of itateage of the'
Weep* is traced by iseiitisti to the imnur•
ities of the water we art's*. To guard ageing
th..t4
; •1, "Sir Gatnet W014014'y10 liavi
ordered 10;000 easels of VAN
'tetverwr Celle for the use of the army. 1,11
the only known remedy that Will onto vole
manently all forms of Icidnesedisteesefetyl. ev.
tie' family eliculd kepi.
Since the passage of the Scott Act to 1878
it has been voted upon in fifty etnistites
elicits, in forty Of these i is ELM 1T1 foto°.
there haye linen t.i8 contests, tituler t e j
Act, in 1111 ; 151.1t of repeal, itt eseeryone of
which the Act wa»s austained, land two 77
eich 141 Stansteed, •Que., and Lambton,
Ont. Itt forty -Seven of these contests the
Act was successful, in ten it Wag &Amami,
and in one, St. John, N. Ile a tie vote witi
east.. We've of these victories were won .
hi Noee, Scotia, thirteen in. Heti Brune-,
wick, six in Prince Edward island, twelvit
in Ontario, two in Quebec, end two in
Manitoba. The Act has sustained eevett
&foie in Oc(otio and tbreo latiehee,
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The piddle will spa our Stock of. medicines cemplete, wareanted genuine, and 01
the beet quail ty.
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ANTI ALL KINDS Or DRUGGISTS' SUNI/RIES USUALLY lam
INT A. Frit814 C't,AfIg Dittrfl STO:tal.
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