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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 27, lasts,
be devoted jointly to the church iln•
provement and the Sunday .School
funds amounted to over $41.00,
All the people were vary fundi
pleased with the result of their ser-
vices
[N(. 1A 1'1IALE',.r\u¥EM.1iE1, 27, 1596.
$3 and reeoluniended payment. Mr.
Gemmill reported having let a job of
culvert on 13 line to James Weir at
$7.75 and recommended payment.
Cruickshank-•-Gemmill—That wa
grant a refund of taxes on account
On Wednesday Evening, Nov. 11 of charity to Edward Farley, Mrs
131.UJ VAL] , Rev, P. Straith, of Innerkip, visited Manser and Mrs. Phlppen—Carried,
(Intended tor lest issue./ thlssectiofl in the interests of thc ijpo. Aiusgrove--Diment -- That the
Rev. Mr. Radford, of A hhurn, Canada Bible Society incl delivered clerk notify John Nichol to 'MVO
Preached. is the Presbyterian church
the last two Sundays.
Rev, Air. Radford was visiting in
Brussels last week and took the
place of the Rev. John Ross in the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
in Brussels last Sunday evening. On
Tuesday evening lir. Radford atenfl-
ed the induction of Rev. Mr. Camer-
on in Easthope, near Stratford.TheI of the Nile branch, Chas. Garvin, ]r.
neat two Sundays the Rev. Mr. ; vice-president,Wtn. Bailie, Sec. Trews
Mitchell of Toronto will preach in and Robert Aleiliwain, (Depository.
the Presbyterian church.• A good staff of directors and lady
a ' I
Mr. Edwin Bailey hasas been to ch1n g collectors wee also appointed.
school near Hayesville at a salary ofI Miss Agnes Morrow who has been
three hundred and thirty-five dol-
lars, and has been re-engaged to
teach in the same school next year
with a raise of thirty-five dollar's.
Mr. A. AicEwall has been reingag-
ed to teach in the senior department
next year, as Miss Ballentyne in-
tends going to the Normal School. Miss
Jessie Frazer of Turnberry wi11 teach
i the junior department.,
We are sorry to- 's y khat Mr.
Norman Duncare ho has been em-
ployed in the tail'oi•ing establishment
in Woodstock: has been obliged to
came home owing to ill health. i We
hope he will soon be better.
Mr. McDonald of the hotel gave a
shooting -match on Friday last.
Mr.. Robertson of the Bluevale road
returhed home from Manitoba on
Monday.
Eight new members joined the
Epworth League at its last meeting.
Ail the available members of both
the vilfiage choirs are practising for
the entertainment in the S. S. No. 9
East Wawanosh, on Thanksgiving.
Everybody is welcome.
Mr. Will i\icCully assistant in the
cheese factory, spent Sunday at his
home in Kinburn.
Some mean person poisoned a
valuable collie dog, belonging to Mr.
James Robertson, last Thursday.
The dog died in great agony. Mr.
Robertson is doing his best to find
out the guilty one.
The children of the Methodist
Chureh 5, S. are practising for a
Christmas entertaimmnnt.
Mhe milkmen are through .with
their season's work, and the. -'farmers ed the funeral. f Proving that true honesty and
are drawing milk for
Mr. Bicker
-Ruche
an excelent address in the Nile
church, on the work being done by
the Society's workmen and women
in the different parts of the world.
The meeting was not nearly as large'
as the object deserved, but all who !
attended received new interest in
the work of the Sgeiety. Mr. Joseph
Hetherington was appointed Pres.
ill for the past eighteen months, is
very low at present,
Wore Greased Glove + Seven Years.
John Sii•on, mason, Aultaville, Ont.,
bad Salt Rheum so severe that for Hiroo
years he wore greased gloves. He
writes : "I used a quarter of a box of
Chase's Ointment. It cured me. No
trace of Salt Rheum now." Chase's Oint-
ment cures every irritant disease ot the
skin, allays itching instantly, and is a
sterling remedy for piles. Avoid imita-
tions. 600. per box.
MORRIS.
(Intended for last issue.)
Miss Cora Souch, 3rd line, is home
again after spending a month with
friends in St. Marys.
Geo. White, of Vaugham, spent a i $4.90 ; Airs. Phippen, $5.35 ; Ed.!
few days this week with his old ;Farley, 54.88 ; W Deans, culvert 1
friends on the 1st, Mr. and Mrs. J's.155.75 ; W. Cruickshank, inspecting'
Sellars. q,y�ah 'drain 56 ; J. Breckenbridge, bur�•-
\,`•Rich. Mitchell, 3rd line. as bought ing pig and ealf, $1 ; W Carruthers, i
a grain crusher and wrlil start up repairing drain, 73 ; J. Nichol, clean -
business
in Molesworth.' This will ing drain, $30.51; P. Dawson, do.,
be handy for the farmers of that vi- +44.46 ; Dr. Toole, medical health
cinity :as they have no chopping mill officer, $ 5 ; Board. of Health—Wm. '
near. McPherson, $4, Wm Gemmill, 54, .T
Rich. Armstrong and Fraser Em- Elliott $4. John Burgess $8, W Deyel .
busy returned home from the Bruce $2 ; Robt. Hupter, repairing culvert,)
peninsula, on Friday night last, $1 ; John Ainsley, gravel, $1.75 ; S.
where they had gone on a deer hunt- Vanstone, $4; Isaac Young, $12.50;
i d't' These two old J Anderson $3 • R. AI. Anderson,'
fence removed off sidewalk before
the 26th inst, or the council will re-
move it at his expense --Carried.
Diment Gemmill -- That Mr.
Cruickshanks see that Mr. Nichol
remove fence before the 16tH inst.,
and if not removed to have the work
done at once—Carried.
Tho clerk read the report of 'the
local board of health and expenses
i current
for the cu r
incurred thereunder
year
Cruickshank—Diment—That, the
report be adopted and a.,counts paid
--Carried,
Gelnmil l—Diinent—That the reeve
be instructed to assist the treasurer'.
in making the annual statement --1
Carried).
The following accounts were pass -1
ed and orders on treasurer issued : -
Thos. Musgrove, gravel, $3.12; dog
tax refunded—Jas. Crawford, 51 ;
Rev. H. M. Moss, $1 ; A. Cleghorn,
$2; 11. Crittenden, $1'; H. Tucker,1
$1, John Finlay $1, R. and F. Mit-1
shell, $1, H. Wheeler 51, Alex Me- '
Ewen 51, J. and P. Toucher 51, Jos. 1 �IH.Ie'ar��.,�1
Yeo $1, F. Carruthers, $9; Elliott i
Bros., tile, 511.10; John Watcher,'
repairing B line bridge, 60 cents ; Bristol's.
James Weir, 57.75 ; Mrs. Moore.1
road tax refund, $2 ; Mrs. Manser,
Fergus, Apri18,1801
T.2obert Phillips.
Druggist, ?argils.
This is to certify
that I have suffered from
piles for, a long time end
tried several articles re•
commended for title cam•
p2lalut, but none of them
benedttc.l me till I tried
Cbase's Ointment, which
bas completely cured m...
Mote...JOHN GEBIRIE.
Phillips, fir., Drnggld
W itnesa.
" My six-year-old daughter, 'telt a.wahhsafflicted
With erni,tlon tbeingfor
l ehind htaiecathe
ra.prlltried>r pal )mot at
bought Inman -
arable
tiled
e I e-: advert
00Y
r remedy ,r
Y
g the child
y took
erahl0 metilclnes and Roans, and
to tnedtcal specialists in skin diseases, but with-
out result, Finally, a week ago, I purchased a
box of Dr. Chase's Ointment. and the first 'impli-
cation showed the ouratiy° effect of theRernedy.
We hero uwd only ono -sixth of the box, but the
change is very tuarked ; the eryyuption hayy., all dls-
currl.ed, a(ylgesd) confidently
AXWI LL JOHN^TON
11.1 Anne St., Toronto
Sold by all dealers, or on receipt of price, %e.
Addross, EOMA t2WI, RATS et 00., TORONTO.
To
Cure
ng expe r ion.
hunters report the game very scarce lumber. $1 ; T. Moore, Bryce dram,)
this year, so scarce that they return- $4.98 ; P. McLaren, part salary, $50;1
ed empty handed, They have made Paul Powell, part salary, $20. i
several trips to the peninsula and Council adjourned to meet at same 1
tl i is the first time they have come place on December 16, at 10 o'clock.' FTYTTYTITTRYTTTT1TTYTT17/71/.,TTTTT7Tt1,Ttrtr
SARSAPARILLA
IT IS
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AND NEVER FAILS.
IT WILL
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YOU WELL/
Ask your Druggist or Dealer for it
BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.
I is
home without all the dear the law -----
would let them take, 1 . A MESSAGE TO HIEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Jelin Diment attend -1
a'' o ` Mrs. Diment's
father, the la -:e Mr. Thomas. Sheri- I true philanthroplly stilt exist.
clan on Monday. Mr. Sheridan died
hlselves.
of Walter
has teen
owly re.
other, in
to his
at his home near Sunshine on Friday If any man, who is weak, nervous and
is coma- bebilitated, or who is suffering Flom any
and was buried in the Brusse
i
tern.
The Bible Society meeting on
Tuesday evening was not very
argely attended owing to the rain.
v. W. T. Hall, of Belgrave, gave
interesting address on the work
he society. Rev. J. C. Madill, of
ia, pastor of a Congregational
rch there, whose name has been
inent in the Toronto dailies for
past week, was some years ago a
dent of Bluevale.
odist of this p ace
s anniversary services on
aunday Nov. 15th and the Tuesday
following. On Sunday morning,
the frastor J. W. Pring preached a
sermon to the children from Eec, xii
1, and in the evening, the Rev, A.
Fairbairn, B. A., (Presbyterian) of
Dungannon preached to a large and
appreciative audience. The collect-
ions taken were good and were de-
voted to the Sabbath School funds.
On Tuesday night Nov. 17th a
very successful supper and enter-
tainment were held. The ladies had
provided an abundance of fowl and
vegetables. besides cakes pies &c.
inmost ad libitum. Seldom have
we seen a better supper or served in
a, more excellent style. It was serv-
`trd in the Orange Hall as there is no
basement- in the church. After
supper all repairec,l i4) the church
where they were entertained in , the
following manner:—"Addresses were
4telivered by the Revs. F. L. Arm -
Strong. (lpiseopalian) of Dungannon
Wm. Goodwin and Jos ge a
G'oderieh, the lutterTurnishing in
ItB admirable and unique style, a
Iry valuable preseription as to how
c eetroy-equrebe! The choir of
Mt church, funt" the niusie
16131i wita• r'that could be desired,
'Wm in selection and rendition. The
tir000ttio of the supper, w hick are to
A Good Deal in a Few Words,
'I paid a Toronto specialist on catarrh
, large sum of money but I got no bene-
fit. I tried thea all, but finally, almost
in despair, and assuredly without any
faith, I tried Chase's Catarrh Cure. It
is all that it is recommended which is
saying a good deal in a few words." Joel
Rogers, clerk. Division Court, Beaton.
Improved Blower in each 25e. box.
TURNBERRY.
Minutes of Council meeting held
in McDonald's Hall, Bluevale, on
Monday Nov. 16th.
Members all present the Reeve in
the cbair. The minutesof last meet,
ing were read approved and signed.
A communisation was read from
Amos Tipling, re sheep killed and
wounded.
The reeve reported culvert on 6th
line, let Samuel Vanstone finished
and recommended payment of $4,
also along with lir. Diment examin
cd work done on 8th con. by Frank
Carruthers and recommended pay-
ment of $9, also examined Powell
drain and recommended that Isaac
Young be paid $6.50, also let a job
of tiling drain across road on 8th
con. line to Isaac: Young at $6 and
recommended payment, The Deputy.
Reeve reported that along with
Messrs. Musgrove and Gemmill had
entployed Robert Stapleton to clean
out 13allegh drain •ate 53.75 and re.
commended payment and that
amount be charged to James Bal -
lath and put on roll for collection.
Mr. Diment reported having let a
job of culvert to James Anderson at
PTheD1&L e,
il
Elmolsio
of the various troubles resulting from
youthful folly, excesses oroverwork, will
take heart and write to me, I will send
him confidentially and free of charge
the plan pursued by which I was restor-
ed to psrfect health and manhood, after
years of suffering from Nervous Debility
Loss of Vigor and Organic Weakness.
I have nothing to sell and therefore
want no money, but as I know through
my own experience how to sympathize
with such sufferers. I am glad to be able
to assist any fellow -being to a cure. I
am well aware of the prevalence of
quackery, for I myself was deceived and
imposed upon until I nearly lost faith in
mankind, but I rejoice to say that I am
now perfectly well and happy once an- re
and am desirous therefore to make this
certain means of cure known to all. If
you will write to nue you can rely upon
being cured and,the proud satisfaction
of having been of great service to one in
need will be of sufficient reward for my
trouble. Absolute secrecy assured. Send
5c. silver to co"er postage and address,
Mr. Geo. G. Strong, North Rookwec•d
Mich.
A Chance For Some Nice Young
Man.
The Edinburgh Scotsman of' Sat.
24th contained the following para-
graph. of an English fruit dealer who
received the following note in a
barrel of apples:
"These apples were grown six
miles from Goderich on the shore (t'
Lake Huron. They were picked
and shipped by me. Kindly let me
know, where you live, your nacre,
what you paid for them and the con-
dition they were in. Address--------•
Huron Co. Ont. Can.
So far so good, but there was a
postscript and in a lady's hand, and
naturally it was the most inter.
eating part. It ram
"Written by his daughter Edna.
We have eleven acres under orchard,
just loaded, and I've been pulling
apples all week. I think I'd nearly
as soon get married as pull apples,
so if you are a nice young man just
come along, that is to say if you are
not a farmer. I dont want to pull
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k The D. & L. Emulsion
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Be sure you get I DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD. j
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WINGHAM.
Capital, $).,250,000. Rest, 11050,000
Prsriduitt_JONN en/Aar,
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DnuccrOUB
JOLN Paooroa. (1110. Roam!, \VM Genoa, 31 I', A, T,
Wow, A. B. Las (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
Saving. Bank—hours, )Oto 3; Saturdays, I0
1. Deposits of 31 and upwarde recoiled and interest
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates ot ii. . stoat.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United Status
Ought and mild
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any more apples. Mother might say ti
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l'nl seventeen. I hear yapa coming • 1 ..
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ads. are needed to boo
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Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvan
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and 1 tkixk its tonlc and
qualities Cannot be ear -
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