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lily-'E'e,tterued Poultry.
Its is ' mplesible to walk through
raasirketts a,t, any time without'
11i"li,g large quantities of extremely
ar turkeys, fowl and chickens,
l t is
seldom that one sees a pearly
fatleted hog in the market. If it
pays to stuff' with corn a hog that
won'tnet his feeder five tents a
pound dressed, why isn't it g''od
bt"sinees sense to neo some of that
horn to fatten a bird that "will bring
liwixe as much per po'1nr1 ? Mil the
Mine corn make twieo As tunny
'pounds of pork as poultry ? It not,
it would seem wiser to put the eorn
where it will do the most g, od.---
Rurai New Yorker,
COTES
ITFLE
SICK AYAO
.
Positively cured by these
Littlo Pills.
They also relieve Distress front Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Ilearty Eating. A, per.
feet remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-
ness, Dad Taste in the 1' tlauth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TOri D LIAR,. They
Regulate the Dowels. ureiy Vegetable.
Small Pill. ySmall Dose.
't
Substitution
i. fraud of Tarlo cay
Stt you get (Earter's,.
Ask for Carte ''s,
insist and dei<nand
Carter's Litt10 Liver Pills.
Save the Babies.
Thousands of `'tem die every sum-
mer who cc. Id be saved by the
;timely u-^. of Dr. Fowler's Ext.
of Wild S,.rawberry.
EAST WA WANOSH.
The Connell met in t°Te council
room, August 17th; 18119, Iursuan.t
to adjournment. Members all pre.
tient, Minutes of last meeting read
and passed.
A .communication was reeeieed
from Wnl, Lane, County Clerk,,
stating that the amount r'equir'ed
this year from the township far gen.
eral enunty purposes, was 014 x6,73.
The trustees of 8, S. No. 8 applied
for a loan of $95 to pay their teacher
who WAS leaving, until such time as
the taxes Are collected in the fall,
The Treasurer was authorized to
pay the trustees the amount asked
for, and interest payable on sante to
he at the rate of ;G per cent. per
annum.
Rieherd Leishman w'as present,
asking the Connor to do soinething
towards assisting rthur Haines to
go to some hospital to get his leg,
which was broken ipst year, nr w in
bad shape, amputated. The Council
recommerded that 4. be sent to the
Poor House n Clinto for treatment
in the mean i ne. "i
Robt. Currie, sr., atdireetor of the
East Wawanosh Agricrltural Society
at l3elgrave, was present, asking the
Council to reeonside theconclusion
they came to at fast eeting, refus-
ing t) give anythi g out or the
township funds to ai and assist said
society, thought tha anything got
up similar to this fo the purpose of
causing a competition, and educating
the people at large, should be recog-
nized and supported. No action.
The half yearly statement from
the Treasurer, received and field ;
showing a cash balance on hand at
date of $286.33. Rpolved, tbat in
addition to $1456.73 required this
year for general. unty purposes,
the sum of $3153.7 be also raised
oft the township, or payment of
township improvements, officers sal-
aries and special school rate, in all
$4610. A rate of 4p mills on the
dollar was struck to rause this amount,
and by-law No. 9, '.899, ratifying
the same was read and passed.
A by-law for the purpose of re-
gulating
what shall
fi lil
gutating and den • g
constitute a lawful s `i.re fence with-
in the bounds of the „ unicipalite of
the Township of Est Wawanosh,
and another by-law, ; aga in appuint-
ing John H. McClinton ,.collet;tor of
taxes for the current year, were
both daly read and pa ssed.
A Humber of accounts, principally
for repairing culverts,% washouts and
bridges, also for gravel and gravel-
ling on the publicighway, etc.,
amounting in all to $33,72, received
and ordered to be paid.
Part of the warrantafor the collec-
tion of school rates far the present
year were also received, when the
Connell adjourned till Monday, 25th
September next. -
P, PORTERF xELD, Cletk.
11L11LE WINGUA.A1 TIMES SSE ''TEMBER 1, 1899.
There is not a mother
who loves her infant but
should keep on hand dur-
ing the hot weather a
bottle of Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Straw-
berry.
There is no remedy so
safe and so effective for
the diarrhea of infants,
and none has the endor-
sation of so many Gana-
t dian mothers who have
bats merits, and therefore speak
' "".11,0eiice. One of these is Mrs.
f ones, Warkworth, Ont., who says :
.:an give Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
•awberry great prais for it saved my
by's life. She was ' utting her teeth
rid was taken with di rnco:a very bad.
My sister advised me to et Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Straw eery. I got a
bottle and it cured th baby almost at
once."
getting into conversation with the i
colonel of the latterhe eritioieed,CAST° R 1 A
their drill unfavorably, especially 1 ( -'- ,----
their want of steadiness, The vo,
luuteer colonel wds, a fierce fellow,' For Infants and Children,, i
The fare
i fatal»
. ntil,req,Nunerl011aASsorllrelr"epe..,unt L'
ONE BRAVE '11'L.a N.
'WHILE UNDE FIRE. Dr. Williams' -Pink Pills and per -
andhe cried hotly, "My .men are aa
steady as any regiment of regulars,"
,"I do not think so," retorted the
eava'rymart, "and if you'll draw f ___
y o it men in order to receive cavalry
I'll prove it." I Bridge to Duff a Stewar 1, the bill for
The challenge was accepted, and ! wbteh will be laid before you. Mr.
the cavalrymen charged down upon Mosgrove reported that he had let al
the citizen soldiers. who awaited ,lob of gravelling on 13 line to Wm.1
thrum • in the usual way. Now, re- 1 Churchill at $20; job completed and
gul.r cavalry can charge to within recommend payment, Mr. Mitehell;
a few feet or even inches of infantry ? reported having let a job of repairs t
at full gallop and then at the word ion Linton's Bridge to Duff & Stewart!
of command pull up short. The j at $12 per thousand feet of lumber; ll
volunteers, however, let their nerve ;council to pay fur spikes; also let al
when they saw the ';huge horses ;job of brushing on H+with boundary
p' them and to R. Paltrier at 83.1 Mr. Copeland
ini; when a reported that he had :net Mr, Jarvis,,
tied, all but of Culross council, on boundary line,
on his knee, and let a job of gravyf Ming 115 yards,
oppobtte lot 0, to Pb' Linnett at 22e
per yard :; also welt to ]3elmore re
drain and took no action.
Moved by Mr. Mitehell, seconded
by Mr. Crniekshankt that Mr, Mus-
grove meet the reeve. of Morris and
arrange to let a job cif gravelling 40
rods of boundary line opposite lots
5 and '6 ; also to ar ,ange with Mr.
Isbister to have bloekd ftp tile drain.
in Bluevale, near Seott's blacksmith
shop, opened.up and repaired,
Moved by Mr. Copeland, seconded
by Mr, Crutckshank,r that by-law
No. 9, 1899, to raise funds for grant to
public schools be passed. ---Carried.
'Moved by. 11ir. Mitelieli, seconded
`by Mr, Musgrove, Olaf by-law No..,
10, 1890, be passed foil' the purpose
of levyingia rate of 21 mills on the
dollar on the last revisd assessment
of the municipality to meet the gen-
eral expenditure for "the current
year.—Carried. 1
Moved by Mr. Mitchtli, seeonded
by Mr, Musgrove, that by-law No.
11, 1899, be passed,t.appoin ting Paul
Powell tae. collector atta salary of
$58.00 provided sureties in the sum
of $12,000 be given satisfactory to
this couneil.—Carried.
The following aCoants were
passed and checks on ank. of Hamil-
ton issued:
For Gra el. C
Stoke
$1.58; T. Musgrove $1'3 38; J. Leech
$14.i0, H. Whetter $3.80, J. Wilson
$2.46, W. Maxwell 54.04, G. Pocock
$1.44, C. Eomuth $462, A. Crofton
85.40, B. Bolt $2.46,1' J. Armstrong
$6.12, J, Ansley $1. 6. Far dam
ass—Ira Eteher $2, H. Wheeler
$2.00, J. Breckonria $1.00, Wm.
Churchill $20.00, gratelling on the
B Line—R. Palmer $3' brushing on
1-iowiek boundary; J."'Burgess $50,
part salary ; 3. Weir $5 75, repairing
culvert i• Daff & Ste. art, $52,63,
lumber and repairing b idges ; Thos.
Rau $1.00,, advertisin ; Municipal
World $1.50, statutes; . Nicholson.
$4.75, repairing Gemini 's bridge.
1bMo"ved by Mr. Copela d, seconded
by Mr. Mitchell, that t1i,is council do
now adjourn to meet paMaguire's
hall, Bluevale, on Monday,. 'Sept. 25,
at 10 o'clock a. m.—Carried.
JOHN Buaai3ss, Clerk.
sir t 1
thundering down up
showing no sign of stead
few yards off. They
one man, who retnaine
with bayonet leveled.
His colonel, enraged alt the others'
flight, approached the hero and,
tapping hire on the Haack, cried:
""I'ou are the only brave man in the
regiment. You scorned to run."
"Yes, sir," gasped the hero. "I
had my fit stuck iota hole, or I
shouldn't have waited."— Spare
Moments.
Mak an! Nthv1
THE CONDITION OF A YOUNG LADY
OF WELLAND.
SUBJECT TO FREQUENT HEADACHES,
WAS PAL•II AND EMACIATED AND
GREW, SO ILL SHE COULD BARELY
WALK.
From the Tribune, Welland, Ont.:
Miss Hattie Archer, of Welland,
an estimable youn. g lady, whose
acquaintance extends among a large
number of eitizens,of'the town, has
the ,following to say reg:rding, the
virtues of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People:— the fall of 1897
I was taken very it . • At this time
the least exertion' caused great
fatigue I was ne vous, weak and
debilitated:. My appetite was poor
and I was attacked with frequent
sick headaches. I Igradisally grew
worse until I was soi weals l eorkld
barely walk through the house.. I
wtis very pale and temaeiated and
finally became entirly .incapacitat-
ed. Various medicines were resorted
to but gave nt, relief. Later T was
treated by two of the ;best physicians
01 the town. One said my blood
was poor and watery!. I followed
his advice for some thine but did not
improve. 'ben the second doctor
was called and he said he could help
me, but after thoroughly testing his
medicines without bencgat,. 1 gave it
up and despaired of ,ever getting
well. My grandmother had been
AND THE REASON HX STOOD FIRM reading at that time much about
suaded me to try them: That was
5
A battalion of volunteer infantry about January, 1898s From the
vcas drilling in afiel when a regi first the results were rJail'y marvel-
yr
re filar cad] rode bv. imus, being far beyond'" my irlends
men, of g ry expectations. Aftesi tasking five
boxes I can stand morfatigue than
I could for two years, ;I have gained
weight splendidly ;. Ian take my
t
The colonel of the eatalry halted his
men to watch the volunteers, and,
'F Mrs.
lames Constable, Seaforth, Ont., writes "Ever since can rernemtier
have ,s/mitered from weak action of the heart, For some time past Crew constantly
worse. I frequently had sharp pains under my heart that I tcasfe " rut if I drew a
long breath it wattle cause death. In going up -stairs Ihad to stole tohestand regain
'breath. Whenmy Wears'n made a noise while playing I would be sdovercome with
:nervousness a•d tv aknees filet 1 Wald not de anything and had to sit • ownto regain
.cam sv"r.•. My ltai•is ww'e unnaturally coed and 1 was subject to ne ous headaches
.arid dizsi.i •Ss, ;pry nr.•mory .became Uncertain and sleep deserted m
"" iWO t .' t taking" MINIM'S 1leart and Nerve pills, and as :result am very
'nutat hotter. i t, tr ittllirctvcd in health and strength rapidly. TI 'lessingoftR1eejs
isr..dared to Mo. My heart is much stronger, and the oppres stnsati6a has
vstnisl. n . 1r esn "v as tr'.etairs without stopping and with the neat tofCase.
aria t t :t . 10,1;r r • uif r i'• •••r r: z7."•• •••••4fir lrettirlache. It Seams to me t , culatiortof
iffy i• • t h •s F,,., .:'c r, aril, t! •.•ctoy removinthe coldness from nibs. Learn
truly say that Milburn's s.c.ar t and .Nerve Pins have done inc a wog • • d.''
t 'LAXA LIVER PILLS CORE CH*ONIO OOtNOTIPATICIN NO MI
food with a deli st7A,
ghtf'relish, and
again feel cheerful, healthy and
strong. I would farther say that
the ebaege is wholly due to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pitts* I hope that
my testimony will prove beneficial
to other girls similarly afflicted.
The experience of years has
proved that there is absolutely no
disease due to a vitiated condition of
the blood. or shattered nerves, that
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will not
promptly erire, and those who are
suffering from such troubles would
avoid much misery and save money
by promptly resorting. to this treat-
ment. Get the genuine Pink Pills I
every time and do riot be persuaded
to'take an imitation or some other
remedy from a. dealer, who for the'
sake of extra profit to himself, may
say is ";lust as good." Dr. Williats'
Pink Pills core when other medi-
eines fail.
TURNBERRY.
Minutes of last meeting held Aug.
21st,1899. Members of council all
present, the Reeve In the chair. The
minutes of last meeting were read,
approved and signed. A eomm'antea.
tion from the County Clerk re Town-
ship rolls, was read,
Beportst— he Reeve reported that
he bad let a job of repairs un Jobb'8
FEW MEN ORIGINAL:
Did you ever notice how few
people are original hft things` they
say and do ? I"'or lust nee, one man.
makes a fyrtnne OR of a simple
thing ; immediately . hundreds of
others try it. This is'humen nature.
While it is gratifyin lobe the "first
man" to bring out ilea, the great
mass must be Conten to follow their
leaders. There is o e line that is:
always original, ho ever, atld that
is the business of t e Bradley:Gar-
retson Co., Limited, of, Brantford,
Ont.,becaase they eo tinnily bring
out publieations, toast* the times.
and seasons, thus their agents are
kept steadily at it nd make big
money. In fact, no o her occupation
is more honorable, h aithfal, lucra-
tive, or offers half a many oppor
tunities for promotio . It is a life
sehool, Many men d women in
Canada to day, testif to the truth,
fulness of his claim in fact„ it is]
conceded on all hends, that Mae!
year's experience WI h title rim is;
worth more to any youngmart or
woman, than two or"three years at i
College, from an e• eational point
of slew, and finanef. , ly, it is all that
can be desired.
J1),regetabiePrcpzr t'cufor.As-
silnllating theyoc.i eadReg ulxi-
lting the Sknacks er.d..30Wcls of
AFyS t' ATE •!' VC411,x••I..' Y
Promotes Di estton,Cheerful-'
tress andl3esteonti ins neither
Opmtn,Morphine n r Mineral.
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Halve Seale
,7ipp:trtint
.Bc Gtraena6 fa?s
1157,74• fieett
('hzthtd &tour• .
1i'iteto - crit,1'Yna
A perfect Remedy 'or Cons tipa-
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Worrns,Con ulsio s,Feverish-
F7ivas :rind Loss F SLEEP.
rat.einule Sian etre et
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• Castorla Is put up in ore -size bottles only. 'It.
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is "just as good" and "will answer every pur-
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un.pose. " Ece that you. gat
The tat -
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Agents ".--'Did y . ever think of
WEAK' ' ERVOUSA.9ISfASED MEN;
Thousands+o4' Y4unq: aetd' 3fiddle Aged Men.are• annually -swept to.a premature grave
through early•.ind seretion• and later excesses.. Self abuse and Constitutional Blood
Diseases have ruined. and wrecked the life of many epromistng; y;oang:• man. Have you
any of the following Symptome: Nervous and Despondent, Tired in Morning; So Ambi-
tion• Memory Pool Busily 'Fatigued; Excitable and Irritable; Eyes. Blur; Pimples on
rd
Looking; Blotches; Sore
Restless;
the Face; Dreams Pool'
• Drains. at Night; Rwt a .. Haggard
Throat; Hair Loose , Pains• in Body; Sunken Eyes•. Lifeless; Distrustful and Lack of
Bnerry and Strength. OUn• iem+3Attiv'o'd' Treatment will beakd vouiup•mentally:, physically
and sexually.
Chan. Patterson.
„a DRS. KENNEDY 86 KEEN ohne
"'At t years of age I learned: a bad habit tahfete aiirrost ruined
et • , became 'nervous and weak.. My back tronbledmei. I could
d' no. exertion. Head and eyes became: dull. Dreams and
'tins! at night weakened mer. 1 tried eeven:Dtedica1 Firms, Elec-
trim Belts„ patent Medicines and Family Doctors.. They gave mo
no.help. A friend advised me to,try Drs.If;ennedec & Komar'. They
sent. me, one m'onth's treatment: and itcured pie.. I could feel
myself gainiuig every day. Their New• ,1iettlo:i• 'Treatment cure: when
9ureu tai. one au'a tu, all else, fails." They have cureditiany. of my friends."'
Pr.Iton`ton. lltii444 N 114 A i s
T a t1)1 M112 11®DED.
Corea a yc..,:,ago.
Capt. Townsend.
"'Some 8' years ago, T contracted a. serious; constitutional blood
souse. Iwent to. Hot Springs tetreat forsyphilis. Mercury almoot
1 led. me. After a. while the, symptoms again appeared. Throat
b o. sore, paid ia.limbs, pimples on face, blotches, eyes red,
to as of hair,. glands enlarges]:, etc- A. medical friend advisod Drs.
ii dy & Korgan's Nosy Method Treatment. It cured me, and I have
ha no symptoms for five years. I am married and happy. As a
do r,. I heartily recomendit to all who have this terrible disease-
op Mt."' it will oradicate,tbta poison from the hlocd."
15 YEARS IR DETROIT. ISO.00O CURED.
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I am'33' yoars•rif ago,: and rn•irried. When young I led a
life. Early indiscretions and later excesses made trouble
me. I became wear and nervous. My Irtdneys became
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ryandnsykkome.unhappy..I tried everything -all failed till
k treatment, from Drs. Kennedy and Kergan. Their N•'w
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NO Karnes Used Without Written
Consent of Patient. .
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WE MAKE
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and
nd
handling' Italy fat .t; work "rhe Culvert Pi
d a;7
Light of Lite" ? f not, ]tow is a_1 Alt size's ,grain 4 D„ 1u x4 li..' ..itv
good time to star . $8.00 n day r•„'1ita,•"•rt, r
sure; some Mit • e w (!e a .
Experience or cRpi al unnecessary. u
fait/ll,I;E '.a, ali:ICTOON oar, United, THE O T
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highest eash prices paid for all
kinds of good Saw Logs, Telegraph
Poles, Cedar posts and Shingle Rona
delivered in our yard; °
CUSTOM SAWINC,
SHINGLE CUTTING,
dor.: ,itt lowest prices and satisfacttoit
guaranteed. Call and get prices be-
fore disposing of your timber.
yyy p ..wN ry,4rW (3O p fir, i . , .a{/a, ( ' t{ ',, •t t ' A • •{t. &/ )i j
.L7iiAt 'i olt•1'i, ON r. 1..7. At1¢l."HSO J' Tr ' J" MoLIIA ..• S1./+M.
salmon]' A'r lemma '1 lterN ftp