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Coughs and
Colds
For the prompt relief and
cure of Colds, Coughs, Hoarse
nese, Loss of Voice, end all
affections of the Throat and
lungs and for general debility.
Get a bottle of ferry'. Com-
pound Syrup of Ve hite fine
With Tar or ferry':; Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo -
phosphites of Lime and e. da.
Sold at
dollars ($,000) uyou the completion
of the grating of the said portiou of
the said ltailtt•ay ; 1`it c thousand dut-
iers (`b,t•'Q) upon elle completion of
the said grading and of the payment
by Th St. Dl 'rye anti \V stcru Ontar-
io Railway Co. of the steel mid tics
to be used in the ca„astrectiou of the
is hole of suid road, and the purchase
or other acquisition of the remaiu-
iug right of way fur the remaining
portion of seid road; ttnd the remain-
ing live thousand dollars, (3,000) im-
mediately after the said Railway is
in operation between the 'Town of St.
Marys anal the Town of Sarnia or
some other point on the tit. Clair
River or Lake Huron and when said
tatiot. buildings, freight sidings and
cattle yards are completed ready to
be used.
AND WHEREAS it is advisable
that the Corporation of the said
Township of Usborne shall cuter into
the said Agreement.
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Brownings Drug Store CUUNUIL 0.1.. "1.1117 l,Ol(1'OIt.tTION
OF THE 'TO\VNs1111' O1' USBORNE
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS;
1 Aid to the extent of Twenty
• thousand dollars, ($10,000) is hereby
granted by the Corporation of the
j.gtvushig Qf Usborne tq the St.
DY -LAW to authorise the issue of ! Marys And Western Ontario Rail -
debentures of the corporation of the way Company in aid of the said Itail-
ta be cted from
lrOwnehip of Usborne to the amount i tsh
he 'Poe'ti of Elf Marys stouthe own
Of Twenty Thousand Dollars, ($20,'1of Sarnia or some other point on the
1100) fur the purpose of granting aid 1St. Clair River or Lake Huron. The
to the extent of 'Twenty thous:(nd dol- said Twenty thousand dollars, (420,-
lars, ($20,000) to the et. Marys and 1i00) to be advanced to the Said The
i St. Marys and Western Ontario Rail-
way Ontario Railway Compnuy. way Company as set out in paragraph
,WHEREAS it is advisable that 2 of this l)y-law.
the 'Corporation of the Township of 2 That if at any time within six
Q]sborne grant aid to The St. Marys months after the final sussing of this
and 'Western Ontario Railway to the By-law, the said Company enter into
eZtent of 'Twenty Thousand Dollars,• an Agreement with the said Corpora -
020,000.) tion of the Township of Usborne to
AND WHEREAS iu order thereto erect, equip and maintain a station
it will be necessary to issue deben- and freight building, siding and Cat -
tares of the Corporation of the Town- tle yards for the proper handling of
ship of Usborne for the sum of passengers, express and freight, at
flweuty Thousand Dollars, ($20,000) the roadway lcatling front the Post
Ile hereinafter provided, which is the Office or Village known as Winohel-
goaouut of the debt intended to be sea to the Post Office or Village
created by this By -Law, the proceeds known as Elitnville at some point as
pf the said debentures to be ap- nearly as possible equally distant
plied to the said purpose and no from
omvthe;lAnd shallillages f Winchelsea
agrede
Other.
AND \V11EItEAS it is desirable to that they will erect, equip and main -
issue the said debentures at one time lain a Station and Freight building
and to make the principal of the said Siding and Cattle yards for the pro -
debt repayable by yearly sums dur- per handling of passengers, express
Ing the period of twenty years, be- and freight at the boundary line be-
ing the currency of the said deben- tween the Townships of Blanchard
tures, said yearly sums being of such and Usborne, at some point as near -
respective utuounts that the aggro- ly as possible equally distant from
gate amount payable in each year i the Villages of F irkton and Wood -
for principal and interest in respect' ham; And shall further agree that
of said debt, shall be as nearly as 1 they will erect, equip and maintain
possible equal to the amount so pay-
able in each of the other nineteen
years of said period. as shown in
Schedule "A" hereto annexed.
AND WHEREAS the total amount
required to be raised annually by a
special rate for paying the said debt
and interest is the sum of Fourteen
hundred and seventy-one dollars and
sixty-four ceuts, ($1471.04) for the
period of twenty years.
AND WHEREAS the amount of the
whole rateable property of the Cor-
poration of the Township of Us -
borne according to the last revised
Assessment Roll is $2,418,615.00.
AND WHEREAS the said Corpor-
ation bas not now any debenture
debt whatever,
AND WHEREAS the slid Company
propose to erect, equip and maintain
a Station and freight Building, Sid-
ing and Cattle yards for the proper
handling of passengers, express and
freight at the roadway leading front
tbe Post Office or Village known as
.1Viuehelsea to the Post Office or Vdl-
lage known as Elimville at some
point as nearly as possible equally
distant from the Villages of Win-
chelsea and Eliwville.
AND Whereas the said Company
further agreed that they will erect,
equip and maintain a Station and
Freight building. Siding and Cattle
.Yards, for the proper handling of
of passengers, express and freight, at
the boundary line between the Town-
ships of Illenshard and Usborne at
soave point as nearly as possible eq-
ually distant from the Villages of
Kirk ton and Woodham.
AND WHEREAS the said Com-
pany have further agreed that they
will erect, equip and maintain a
43tatiou. Freight Building. Siding and
Cattle yards. for the proper hand-
ling of passengers, express and freight
at borne point in the Village of Exe-
ter.
AND WHEREAS the s.tid Company
propose to enter into an agreement
with the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Usborne to so erect aid eon-
,truct said stations, freight buildings,
sidings and cattle lards. and for the
completion of the said road on or be-
fore the first day of December 1911,
such Agreement to be entered into
within six months (rota the date of
the final ',foaming of this Ily-Ins. or some other point on the Ht. Clair
AND \WIIEItE.\S the said Com- River or Lake Huron and schen said
party require that the said Corpora- station buildings. freight sidings and
tion :hall. when the said agreement is: cattle yards are completed ready to
so executed deposit the sunt of Tawe►,- ire used ; and nll interest nccruing on
ty thousand dollars 01:0,000) to the the money so deposited shall belong
joint credit of the. said corporation :o the said corporation.
and the said The St. Marys & West ANI) the agreement shall further
ern Ontario Railway Co. in n charter provide that if the debentures issued
ed ii;tnk in the Village of Exeter. and under the authority of this Ry -law
also raquiie the said Corporation to „ha la t.ot yield the snot of 'Twenty
enter into an Agreement with th• thousand dollars, ($20,0001 then,
said Company to pay the said sum of .nil in such ease. the deposit by the
Twenty thousand dollars 4040.0001 .aid Corporation of the proceeds of
to the said Company ns follows: Five :Itch debentures shall be accepted by
thousand dollars ($5.000) thereof up- the Company ns performance by tbe
on the completion of the survey of Corporation of dant part of said
the maid railway from the Town of I Agreement requiring deposit and the
8t. 3Ierys to the Town of Sarnia or to said Company shall accept such pro -
some other point on t he St. Clair reeds in lieu of said sura of Twenty
River or Lake Huron. rho approval Thaurand dollar. ($20.000), but the
of t he plans thereof by the Board of said Company shall on final sett le -
Railway Commissioners, and the rnent be entitled to so much but no
completion of the parches,. or other more of the inter,, t awning on the
acquisitilm of the necessary delight of Heaney so deposit •d as may be re -
Way from the Town of St. Marys to 'mired to m:eke tap the full sum of
the \•i;Iage of Exeter; Five thousand 1',•.enty '1,1» ..nl dollars ($20.000)
BY-LAWNO
a Station, Freight Building, Siding
and Cattle Yards, for the proper
handling of passengers, express and
freight at some point in the Village
of Exeter ; And shall further coven-
ant that the construction of the said
Railway, the erection of the said
Stations, freight buildings, sidings
and cattle yards, shall be completed
at or before the first day of Decem-
ber 1911; And shall deposit with the
Treasurer of the Said Corporation,
the suet of Five Hundred Dollars as
security to the Said Corporation that
the said sum of $20,000 shall be re-
paid to the said Corporation without
cost if the said Company fails to
carry out its agreement, then, and
in such case, the Corporation of the
said Township of Usborne through its
proper officers shall enter into an
Agreement with the said Company to
deposit the said sum of Twenty Thous-
and dollars, ($20,000) to the joint
credit of the said corporation and
The St. Marys and Western Ontario
Railway Company in some Charter-
ed Bank in the Village of Exeter,
and shall further agree that the said
Twenty thousand dollars ( $20.000)
shall be paid to the said Company as
follows:five thousand dollars ($5,000)
thereof upon the completion of the
survey of the said railway from the
Town of 8t. Marys to the Town of
point guff on the
S:a nixor some other
Sarnia to1
St. Clair ltivcr or Lake Huron, the
approval of the plans thereof by the
Ilo.trd of Railway Commissioners, and
the completion of the purchase or
other acquisition of the necessary
right of way from the Town of St.
:Marys to the Village of Exeter; Five
thousand dollars ($,000) upon the
completion of the grading of the said
portion of the said Railway ; Five
thousand dollars ($5,000) upon the
completion of the acid grading of the
skid portion and of the payment by
The St. Marys and Western Ontario
ltrailwny Company of the steel and
ties to be used in construction of the
whole of slid road and the purchase
or other ncquisition of the necessary
right of way for the remaining por-
tion of said road. And the remain-
ing Five thous•tnd dollats ($5.000)
itntnediately after the said railway
as in operation between the TO WO of
St. Marys and the Town of Sarnia
AND the Agreement shill also pro-
vide that upon completion of the pay-
ment of $,20,000 to the Feld company
any balance rernnining deposited
I: hall be paid out to said Corporation
by such chartered bank on cheque
signed by Treasurer or other proper
officer of slid Corporation.
AND the said Agreement shall be
signed by the proper Officers of the
said Township and shall have t he
seal of the Corporation attached.
3 That for the purpose of raising
ing the said suet debentures of the
said Corporation of the Township of
Usborne to the umoUtit of Twenty
thous:end dollars (420,000) us afore-
said, shall be issued in sums of not
less than One hundred dollars ($IUU)
each, and such debentures shall be
signed by the Reeve of the said Cor-
poration for the time being and coun-
tersigned by the Treasurer for the
time being of the said Corporation,
and duly sealed with the Corporate
Seal thereof, which Seal, the Clerk
for the time being of the said Cor-
poration is hereby authorized and dir-
ected to attach to each of said De-
bentures.
4 The said Debentures and inter-
est may be payable at any place in
Great Britain or in this province and
may be made payable in sterling
(Honey of Great Britain or in Cana-
dian currency.
5 The said Debentures shall be dat-
ed upon the date of the issue thereof,
and as to both principal and inter-
est shall be payable in annual instal-
ments within twenty years from the
date of the issue thereof. Such in-
stalments to be of such amounts that
the aggregate amount payable for
principal and interest in any year
during the said period of twenty
years shall be as nearly equal as
may be to what is payable for prin-
cipal and interest during each of the
other years of such period of twenty
years, as hereinafter set forth. The
said debentures shall bear interest
at the rate of Four per cent. per
annum from the date of issue there-
of, and the said interest shall be
payable yearly on the day of the
month twhich the debentures are is-
sued, the first of such instalments of
interest to become due and be paid
in one year after the date of the is-
sue of the same.
6 During the currency of the said
debentures, there shall be raised an-
nually by n special rate on all the
rateable property in the said Corpor-
ation of the Township of Usborne the
sum of Fourteen hundred and seventy
one dollars and sixty four cents,
($1471.64) for the purpose of paying
the amount due in each of the said
years for the principal and interest
in respect of the said debt, as shown
in Schedule "A" hereto annexed.
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7 .That it shall not be necessary
for the purchaser or intending pur-
chaser of the said debentures or any
of them to enquire as to the perform-
nnce by the said Railway Company
of any or all of the conditions neces-
sary under the provisions of this By-
law to entitle the said Company to
payment of the said money or any
part thereof.
8 That this By-law shall come in-
to force and take effect on the day of
the final passing thereof.
9 That the votes of the Electors
of the said Township of Usborne en-
titled to vote on this Ily-law be tak-
en on Monday, the Twelfth day of
April, 1901(, commencing at nine o'-
clock in the forenoon and continuing
until Five o'clock in ttie afternoon of
of the sarne day at the following
places within the said Corporation of
the Town,sbip of Usborne by the fol-
lowing Deputy Returning Officers;
Polling subdivision No. 1. Town-
ship Hall. Elimville, Sidney Andrew,
1). 1t. 0., George Kellett, Poll Clerk ;
No. 2, Lot 6, N. :fhames Road, John
W. Horsey, D. It. O.. Daniel Dew,
Poli Clerk ; No.3. S. 1-2 lot 3. Con. 10
Usborne, There Washburn, D. R. 0.
ltugh (Barry, Poll Clerk; No. 4, Pub-
lic llali. Farquhar, John Duncan. Jr.
D. R. 0., Silas Shier, Poll Clerk.
10 That Saturday, the Third day
or April 1909, nt Two o'clock. I'. M.
shall he the day and the Clerk's Of -
(ie • in the Township Hall in the
Village of Elimville, shall be the
place where the Reeve shall attend
to appoint persons to attend lit the
various polling places aforesaid, and
at the final summing up of the votes
by the Clerk on behalf of persons in-
terested in promoting or opposing the
Passage of this Icy -law respectively.
11 That the Clerk of the Corpor.
a tion of ttte said Township of ('s -
borne shell attend at his office in
the said Village of Elimville at nine
o'clock, a. in. on Tuesday, the 13th
day of April 1001), to sum up the num-
ber of votes given for and against
this lly-Into.
NOTICE
The 'above is a true copy of the
proposed Ily-low which has been
token into consideration and which
will be finally passed by the Council
of the Corporation of the Township
of Usborne in the event of the nasent
of the Electors being obtained there-
to, after one month from the first
publication in the Exeter Times news-
paper, which first Publication wns on
the 18th day of \larch. 190a, and at
the hour, day and places herein fixed
for taking the votes of the Electors,
a poll will be held.
Dated nt Usborne this Fifteenth
day of March 190).
1'11ANCiS MOIRLEY
Clerk of the Corporation of the
Township of Usborne.
Sehedele "A" referred to in the
annexed IIy-Into No. .show-
ing how the amount of $1171.61 there
by required to be raised annually by
special rate is apportioned.
Year Principal interest
\mToount
471.61 800.00 171.61
al
1901
1;11A 6a8.36773.28 171.61
755.48
1!111 726.48 i 15.16 171.81•
1912 716.16 {71.61
783.7'2 d83.11{71.61
1911191:5 FI 1.16 651.48
17I.61
1915 F41.9F 021.761171.61
1910 $w;L 4 587.$0
1917
552.48
191 965.92 513.72
191')1 91,1.18 994.20 (
1920 1033.96 431.6$477.1
1921 1075 32 il, a2
1922 1118.32 351sa.12
1137,ri 4 :30$.611
182 i 12031St 262.08
1925 11137.96 213.68
1926 1308.2* 18:1.'38
1927 1360.60 111.01
192a 1415.12 56.52
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USBORNE
'T.. the Editor of the Times.
In last week's issue of your valuable
paper "Progress and one who pays
more taxes than Ratepayers" sees
fit to brand me as a poisoner of the
minds of others against the Railway
bonus. 31y answer ,)s that truth
never poisons the tuind, and he did
not challenge a single statement of
my. letter. Nor could he successfully
as I simply give the facts as to what
it would cost and corrected some mis-
representations with regard to .the
taxes that would be received from
the railway.
Ile also acuses me of opposing it
because there are no fees for notices
etc. in connection with the By-law,
as there are with Drainage lly-l[aw•s.
Ile must be very sure of the identity
of "Ratepayer". They will also find
that this Ily-law will cost the Town-
ship 1 u'tsiueralbl) more than he is
estimating it at.
As to opposing it because I run far
from the location of the road. 'llow
tunny of the Progressives of Kirkton,
\\'inchelsca nal Elimville would vote
for it if the road had been located
at Farquhar or Whalen?. N'ery few
I think!
Now selfishness aside, 1 ant opposed
to the bonus system on principle and
a look at the results of !misusing in
the neighboring villages and towns
will shoo how intelligently people
vote on the question. Many who
will vote for the bonus in I'shorne are
opposed to the principle and call it
rotten.. Are they honest to perpet-
nate by their voice what their con-
science condemns:
it masa my privilege to attend one
of the meetings in the Township of
Illanshard . and the principle advo- favor ns it will be n greet conwen-
cated by one of the principal speakers fence to everybody around here.
in favor of the lis -Ins was. '`ever \1 r. and Mrs. John llrock are mov-
mind the right or wrong of the bonus
system hut look out for self". 1f that
is the principle by which we are to Palpitation of the heart, Her- --
govern our lives. they should not only wousness, t rumblings. nervous heed- I 311. 13 itt I ey Leigh. who recently re-
clbse their meetings by singing God 'ache, col.( hands and feel, pain in the turned to his duties ns operator at
save the King. but open with the hack and other forms of wee knees Pine. has been promoted to ticket
prayer God save the people. ere relieved by Carter's Iron Pills • :at honor:a. with a snbstantiel
The same sp. alter made 4Ptite a nta•10 spcci ally for t he bleed nerves increase in salary.
Discussion of the railway still con-
tinues to be the chief topic of con-
versation in our district. although on
different points. the present being.
"Who has a vote." We env] answer
this in the swords of Jas. Graham, in
Aberdeen Hall on Peby. 5th. when he
said "Only In tidos% Here have it vote"
By that we would infer that no mat-
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way in which to carry money tvllen travelling. They are issued in denominations Q
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Ilolland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other countries
they are payable at current rates.
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HOMESTEAD REOULATIONB,;t Return tickets at Single Fare be -
Any person who is the sole bead tween all stations in Canada, also to
of a farnile, or any male over 18 Detroit and Pott Huron, Alich,, Buf-
years old may homestead a quarter falo and Niagara Frills, N. Y. Good
sectoni of available Dominion land in going April 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12111. Re -
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta, turn limit April 13th, 1909. • la
The applicant must appear in person
at the Dominion Lands Agonoy or Homeseekors' Excursions
Bub -agency for the district. Entry by
proxy may be had at the agenoy, 00 Winnipeg and return $32.00
certain conditions. by father. mother Edmonton and return $42.50
set), daughter, brother, or sister of Tickets good for OO days, Propor-
intcndiug homesteader. •i tionate rates to other points. in West. -
Duties :-Six months residence upon ern Canada. First excursion Art
and cultivation of the land in caoh 1 eth, via Chicago.
April
of three years. A homesteader may K
live within nine miles of .his home- : I''ull inforhut(iuu from t,
stead on a (farm of at least 89 acres J. J. KNIGIi'1', DC of A Zen', '��
solely owned and occupied by him of p g
his father, mother, son, daug'lrtcr, ' or write J. D. MCDONALD, Union
brother or sister. 1 Depot, Toronto. Ont.
In certain districts a homesteazat 1
rlaarter section alongside his home -
in good standing may pre-ompt a f day, April 2nd, and was interred in
stead. Price $3. per acre. Duties- i the Union cemetery on Mondayr
Aust reside ria months ineaeb of six ; April 5th, followed by a large Bath4
years from date of homestead entry Tim�s f relatives and friends. Tho
- (inti:uding the time required to earn yml nthiscs with thtY
homestead patent) and cultivtne dent ones in their sad bereavemtintL
Whalen fifty acres extra.
Owing to the muddy roads not A homesteader who has exhausted)
much business was done in town his homestead right and cannot ob..USBORNE COU\CIL t
during the pest week. tain a pre-emption may take a put-- Council met ut Township hall April
Some of our young men have ac- chased homestead in certain districts 13rd. All the ntemhcra were present.
cepted positions for this summer on Price e3. per acre. Duties. -Must thee i meeting, The minutesad of the. special mlast eeting
regular
the 10th of 131nnshnrd. reside six months in email of three
P .ting
Our genial merchant fell and hurt years, cultivate fifty [acres and erect` of March 15th. were read and ap.
himself Saturday in Granton. Sorry n house worth $300.0(f proved(
W. W. CORY, The Engineer's Report on Saublo
to hero it George. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior River improvement was rend and con
A number of yon ng people ctpent N. D.-Unauthorited pnblicatlon of this advertise sidered, owing to objections and dis-
Monday evening pleasantly nt the mentwillnotbepatdfor pules it was laid over for further
home of Mr. Aaron Davis, of Saints- consideration and advice.
bury ; while Monday afternoon a flans and tenders for construction'
of three cetneut concrete bridges wero
foto of the older ones attended the
stile of 'Mr. Anthony O'Dwyer near r received from John Gaffney & Co,,
Clnndeboy• CANADIAN Kennicott $1400.00; Joseph Patter -
About 75 per cent of the residents PAC- 1 F i C son, St. Marys, 1310.00; L. J. Looby,
of this community have been nursing Dublin, 1300.00. Each submitted tie
nasty colds. different plan of bridge constructiob
Next Sunday Rev. 7T. J. Fair will and there was a difference of opinion
as to which
preach n special sermon for the WI. was the best bridge for
DI. 8. of this church. Special Easter the mousy.
music will be rendered by our cele- •EXCURSIONS The tender of L. J. booby was ace>
grated choir under the leadership of TO c,•pG d specifications for cement work
•
Professor Millson. A large gathering Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta sante as last year. except that wings
is looked for next Sunday. are to be reinforced to abutment'
?ASS Mate' Parish is visiting,
SpacialTrainelearsTomato2.00p.m.on grills by iron steel rods embrdde
APRIL II, 20 NAY 4, 18 JUNE 1, 11, 29 ir► the concreteor.
1T r. Bert Francis, of Bethany was!
CavntiJULY 11, 27 AUG. 10, 24 SEPT. 7, 21 anions Contractorngand tofilldoln(, all n. eeelssnryeaving ex•
n ungncst at Mr. Frank Morley's on,
Sda}a. Seemed slags Saar from Oetario ations to partial inlh0
Northwest poi■rat road in condition for travel and
3liss • t 5 th' b lett t LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES
return 32.00• Caraway sad recon
2rood to return within points
daysfromm coin, date Tickets
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
oa an eacunioss. Comfortable berths. fully equipped
with bddiae, w be secured atm ate rates through
« .rest.
Early application must be made
ASK iOK HOMESEERCHS• PAMPHLET
enetaiaae rates and fun ieformatios.
APIA ? to ssarM C Y. R. Armor to R . L. Tbemten.
.., . Pass. Art., Toronto.
NOMESEEKERS'
friend; around here this week
iss Get i. Saia r y is visiting a tt•aterconrses free from obstructions
her mother':: in the village this week,'
44"rsradedrothe S T 1 t stork to le, c°rnplcted by July ,l,st,
Din and .'+1rs. J. V. Dlillson spent , t.N)9.
Thursday evening with friends at' The follotw{u1r I'nlhrnnsters w'ero
EJimvillo. 1 . : appointed for the current yenr. Did: '
1 rofessur Ruse, of Exeter. has se- 1. \Vm. Essery, J. Sadler, S. Skinner,
cured several pupils around here and oder M h
will be here in the near future giv- I
local John C. Snell, Jeffrey Fisher, Fe
Dobbs, George Hunter, Wm. Itoucliffe,
ing lessons.
itohert Hillery, \W,n. Penrice. Robert
.111 our prnntinenl. farmers and re- Skinner, 8. 'Hunter, Thos. '9male. 11.
tired merchants are tniking about the Hodgins. Div. 2. P. McTaggart, Wel-
new railroad. The majority are in - Iington Neit. henry Dougall, War,
Kernick, 'Three Ilnrri,. Walter Keddy,
Witt. Oke, Andrew Moir, \\'m. Ware
ren. .1. T. Morean, .f. W. Ilorner,
" itobet•t 31ellonnld : Thos. Passmore ;
Fred l•:llerington. Noah Morton. M.
DlcTrtggnrt. I)iv. 3. Philip .Meru, ►T,
llern, jr, 1h'rtnnn fele, %V,•s.rl
woo.I. 11. Itodd, Josh' horn, 1'. Was
burn. James 31111., Wm. 'Hanna
Blake. Clarkson Stwitzor, \\'m.
kinson. lrn. Marshall, M. Egan. Ill
4. Philip Madge, James Cottle. Chas.
Monteit h. Tin:.. Cameron, Thomas
Ilunkire. John Bolton, Wm. .1. Vance
Archie 'Powers, Arnold Harris, \Vm.
1'ollin. Louis Pletcher, Win. Ilallen-
tyne, A. E. Shier, David ilnlfonr, \V,
McGill.
Accounts nmountine to $139.96 were
ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS
1'.. 3. CARLING, Agent.
sprend ns to the amount of taxes .._
Illanshnrd would receive from the
new railway placing it at over $200. hlrkton
The amount of taxes roc •ived by Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rlloit, of Exe-
lllanshnrd from the Grand 'trunk it. , ler were in 1h:• t•illa.t • wi •icing last
in 1908. twnl only :'2'i l; 11, • tnx.'s
from th' new rend could be very littl-
more if ns much. and the Mitre of the
week.
Mrs. Knox. of 11uffalo. is visiting
her cousin. Mr. \\',aa. \more.
Provincinl tax cnnnot possibly be Misses Ethel Roadhouse and Nal- r passed and orders issued in payment.,
more than 5.00 w hen less than half lie '11n7Icwood visited in Ht. Marys ter whether n person owns 1.5 of nnCouncil than ndjournerl to meet on
the total 1nx is divided among over eew,•r 81111(1113.• acre or 21)0 acres, or was part owner S:114;1(1111'. May 1st, at on.. o'clock.
:even hundred municipalities accord Mr. 1'. llrirr has hired with Mr. of any land. that parson is certainly
FRANCIS D1t11t1,I V, Clerk.
ing to population. John 1'rgOra rt. of t he relict Line entitled to vote. for it is these who
1 ntn t:e,passtns• too much on yo•tr
apace en 1 will jest sny that the cost
171.6!of this hargain is definite : the bene -
171.611 fits or competition. increased value
471.01 ,a of property and produce etc. is very
171.61 ; i; definite. may re.nlize or may not ;
171.61 ! and if poisoning the minds means to
471.61 fill them with something that is not
171.061 ' true perhnps T'rotrrese is doinu more
471.61 an that line than ii
47 L8S at ,payer.
171.01
4i1.f1 PILESMkt free
471,Gi'
471,81 %daft
for six months.
Rev. Venle is suffering from n cold
rand was unable to flfI hie
dutiesti
ns
on the circuit on Sunday Inst. and
while sympnthiaing with hirn in his
trouble. we congratel:at, ourselves
rind his substitute Mr. H. 11. Tufts. we from n tree on his axe. cutting his
for having sueh ability and talent in arm. severing two nrteries, which
our midst marl air. THRs in hie render ea re dressed by the doctor. it will
ing of his powerful sermon from probably keep him idle for s •v,•rnl
P•n)tns 13-12. la hich di.epinyerl long' weeks. We wish hire speedy r••c av-
nnd patient study and thorough know Fry.
ledge of his sehjece. i `1' regret 1
Mr. D. 'll;vletvood has hired with rand h trial o \1
Hazlewood Ilree. of the 4th Line. :►rd liar• llinna n1
A
hnv • to produce the nece.snry funds
for tit . bonus.
. are r.o holmof the acci-
dent
t ncu
}
dent of Mr. Ilert Crosier. who neva
cutting wool o.t the Allan farm which
he recently purchn ed. when he fell
tiro/Once the depth
.1ns. Stevens. of
1. who died on Fri•
Coughs that are tight or distressing
tiC
kIin•
coughs, get
u
.
and certain
n
help from Itr. Shoop's Cough Remedy.
On this nrcount druggists everywhere
are ,r u moring 1)r. Shoop's Ceeigh Rem-
edy. The tender leaves of a hnrrn-
Irr- ; ,ng- healin:r mountainous shrub
giw• 'o Dr. Shoops Coltgh Remedy.
•• .Haa taro p:'rli:•4. 'Those leaves
,e a 1 he power to ca:ei t h' rnost dis-
e.e cough. and to entire, and
I. 1 the m st merles five bronchial
membrane. Test it once yyonurself, and
see I Bold W. 8 Uo,$C'7.
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