Exeter Times, 1907-04-11, Page 5`i'Sk; EXETER TIMER, APRIL nth 1907
For all disorders of stomach and liver, Bileans are s,
sound, safe and sure remedy. They strengthen the bodily
functions in Nature's own way, being compounded
from Nature's own herbal extracts. Women the world
over find them a boon. Finest household remedy.
All druggists and slorss, 500. a tar, urfram Miran Co., Toronto. 6for *..50.
F O R
Eli LIOLSHLSS.
ILEANS
On common tenon the coatinnow
wire stays unsure to bend and the locks
to lose their grip ander continual pres-
sure of your horses or cattle. And once
they do the top wire, soon followed by
those below. will sag and destroy the
efficiency of your fence.
Nothing like that can happen to our
Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. The short,
stiff hard steel wire in our hinge -stays
cannot bend when the lateral wires are
weighted down, owing to their being so
short and jointed at each strand wire.
Pressure of a horse on the top wire brings the "binges* in the stays into action
and prevents them from balding, and when pressure is relieved the fence springs back
Into place again.
The lateral wires are High -Carbon Hard Steel and coiled to provide for
expansion and contraction by heat and cold, and are also crimped at the intersection
of the stays and strands to prevent the stays from slipping sideways—therefore no locks
are needed.
Buy the Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. It's "twice as strong." Twloe as good an
Investment. Catalogue tree.
The Owen Sound Wire Fence Co., Limited, Owen Sound, Oat.
ILON71AWZih
'W. NEIL, Agent.
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TO
SEED
BUYERS
If you will write
for our handsomely
illustrated
Catalogue
for 1907,
we will show
you ABSOLUTEL
bow
you YcvRIis
a CARVII(O SET of
superior SHEFFIELD
CUTLERY with cellu-
loid handles and Ster-
ling Silver Mounts.
We could get plenty of agents
to take hold of a proposition like
this. but we prefer to give seed
buyers a chance first.
Our catalogue and Ouide Book
gives full information of this and
bther Special Oilers. us well as full
details regarding new and standard
varietiesof Seeds,Plantsand Bulbs.
Write at once.
DARCH a HUNTER SEED CO.
LONOON, CANADA LIMITED
Crediton
1:0 It E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARiO COLLEGE PHYSIC!.
MO and Surgeons, Successor to Dr.
IL A. Haist. Orcditon. Ont.
Dir. John Winn was called to De-
troit a few days ago on account of
itis son-in-law Mr. Mistcrly being
badly injured in on automobile and
street air accident. Mr. Misterly
was riding along in his auto when
•e street
car.
'1
. St
ran into machine I
1 1
ills a
Mr. blister ly was thrown some
distance and was badly injured. One
of his eyes was torn out of its cock.
et and his face and body badly brills
ed. The automobile wits +.•reeked.
btr. S. Drown. i+ twain confined
to his house with a alight attack of
brysipelas.
Mr. J. S. I'reeter was the guest
Of Mr. S. Brown, Sunday.
Mr. ira Brown was in Zurich on
Thursday on business.
Iter. Gislder, of Zuritic, paid our
town a flying visit off Friday last.
Master Victor Kestl' is slightly
.on this mend.
Bchool again rcopt'nevl on Monday
last.
Dl r. G. Iloltzmann .1r. is improv-
ing dehis ellin r
ti
i
n the appearance. r[ t
g
by the erection of a veranda.
Before another issue of this paver
the conference of the Evangelical
Asaociatipn will be in full swine;.
Canada (?•lnferenoe of tit:, Evan-
- he above
• � cation.
rite 1
vA tl g
body will convene in Annual ffei-sion,
in Zion (tlnircb, Cr.tlitun. Confer-
ence proper %sill op -11 Thur+. ISth►.
9 a. 01., Ili -bot' ti. C. ltreytogel. D.
D., of lti•ading, I'. ;\., eg.rc.sidittg•
The progra111 twiII h• somewhat as
follows :--Iii . stay ittd \\•cdnesd ly o,
tn.. examination of junior preachers,
Tues. Evg.. public ' meeting, addressed
by itev. I.lel. Gi•c.l.l+•. Ai reeler, on
Temperance give,' in German. Rev.
I. K. f:int. lit .:h+• "11(1. ort I•:ducntion
Knglisih. w•isln - 1 '. a (ti r noon the
Conference Mi;+ionsry Society holds
its Annual SO+sion. It is 0xpect(dl
that the evening meeting will be ad-
dree.sed by Ilishu;+ Itr. y' foga! and Ilea.
S. F. ltrott,i. itusthern. Sask. At the
ofe'ninl of conference nu 'Ilhuradey
n• tn.. the IIi<htp will deliver an ad•
dress lieforo business 1'. taken up•
Public IlWeting.l • twill 0b%) 110 iw!d
•very evening during! fhb week.
Sunday a. m. the Bishop will preach
the ordinat.ois aer111011 mid the rent
of the day 'ail' b" occupied by MO.
airmary an:l tea nation l•ervices. All
the business and other ser k,ns will
be open to the public with very Lew
exceptions.
The committee who have the ar-
ranging of the Victoria I)ay celebra-
tion met on Monday evening and be-
gan their work. Amongst other at-
trnctions will be a monster proms-
8io11 of soiree' children, end cali-
thumpians headed by .the band, two
interesting games .of abase -ball, n
shooting match, sports and a grand
concert at night. A special prise
will be offered for the person bring-
ing the largest load of people into
the village before 0 a. in. Liberal
prizes will be given. 'loth privileges
will be granted and parties wishing
same will get particulars from the
secretary Mr. C. Illtlett. Further
particulars later.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. \Vaiker and
family and Mrs. Robert Walker
leave this week .for London 'where
they will visit friends and relatives,
prior to leaving for the Northwest
where they will ,make their horse.
Messrs. ()amend and ltobt. Walker
left Tue.aday for the \Vest.On f;s►rt-
dny the Methodist Sunday s•chnol of
which Mr. Robert ,Walker was a
memtr'r for niartY years and also
rragistant superintendent. tendered
the thanks of the school for his enr-
t
tt(•st Work. t !. I' irman) friends wish
them success in their new home.
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ALMOST DEAD OF ,IIIU)NCIIITIS.
Few people have sof(ered more
thaii .lr,a. P. Naylor of Dyntent, Ont.
Tien• e• i1, writes, —"I am
l y 1( i tt011 and
going to tell yol1 howmuch Catarrh -
ozone has been to use. 1 ,was so bad
with bronchitis sometimes I thought
it would soon be over with tete. A
shell of choking would come en that
left me prostrated and weak. Since
using ('atarrhozone I have had Ino
trouble et all. it strengthened my
throat, stopped the cough, gave me
free breathing and entirely cured."
In.t
the usual experience. Cate -
1 -11 -ozone invariably cures pwhet her
13runchiti+,
Asthma or Catarrh.
sizes. 25e. and .7l.111) at ell dealers.
Dashwood
Miss Ethel icllr'rinan left for Sar-
nia on Monday niter spending the
I:- seer holielays at home.
Mr. Harvey Pope, lo liens:111, vi+
ited friends in the village this week.
51r. Fled Slither this week 8t11rted
t , learn the milling huainess tvitb'
. 1 r. ler•, this F:t his meet.
Mr. .101111 fait, of tit. Agatha, is
s':siting in Stratford this week.
Popular Goods for Now andJ
1 S?ECIAL
VALUES y
the Best of the Season
Favored Worsteds I TROUSERS INC MIAtI
I VESTS FOR SUMMER
These worsteds are in blues and
fancy ulixtures,excel in t uahty,beauty
and finish anything of tbeit kind we
have ever shown. We are offering
some beautiful
Summer Suits for $io
. and upwards.
A beautiful assortment to choose
not suit, we have
If is pant bunts r panties.
is panting for pants
He pantetb pantlese
Until he implants himself into
one of those fashionable pants ordered
at J. N. HOLTZMANN'S
from. if there is a taste we can
yet to know of it.
Mr. Wen. Ehlers .the genial pro-
prietor of the Dashwood flour mill,
wthile biting til bag of grain acct•
dentally cracked a rib which at
present is giving hint some trouble.
Itentember that Wm. Shrunlin now
j
handles millinery, and the ladies are
invited to their display of hats in
all the latest creations.
Mr. Fred Miller is learning the:
harness malting swish •Mr. Edward
Nadiger.
Mr. Chas. Stire is working for
Itpas & 'Taylor en Exeter.
Miss Ella Link. is helping Mrs. W.
O. Shrumnl with her housework,
Mrs. Clete. Belle. of London, is
visiting friends in .Dashwood.
Mr. henry I•ihlera has secured. the
position of taking care of the church
for this Beason.
. Mr. Ilarvey Pope, of Ilensal, is
visiting friends in .Dashwood.
Mr. .1. K. +Goetz has fixed up aria
fence its good shape in front of his
new douse.
We are glad to hear of the recov-
ery of Mr. (David Bettsohet.
Mr. David l'faff has returned
horn after having a two Inonth3
visit in Michigan.
There are a good number of our
people laid up rwith chicken pox. -
lir. Arthur Wi11kenweder is learn-
ing to be a miller in Ehlers Flour
Mill.
OVERTAKEN BY NAUSEA.
You don't know whether We going
to stay down or come up. You feel
like thirty cents and look even
worse. if one thing is quicker than
another, it's Nerviline. Ten drops
in sweetened tvatcr gives .instant
relief instantly. Almost like magic
. is the change you experience. The
cause of the nausea is removed,
every symptom of vomiting and in-
digestion is cured within ten min-
utes. When Poison's Nerviline is so
trusty and economical, n bottle itt
home wouldn't be amiss. Large ones
for a quarter at ell dealers.
USIUOItNE
A number o[ friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Fietober of the 12th con-
cession of t?sborne met at their resi
dencc on Thursday evening of last
week, the function being a reception
in honor of their recent marriage.
(Over 100 guests ewero present, in-
cluding friends from Exeter, Eliin-
ville, Winohelsea and Thames Road.
The evening was spent in social en-
joyment And the guests voted Mr.
and Mrs. Fletoher excellent enter-
taiuets. They were the recipients of
many useful and .costly presents.
HAY COUNCIL.
Thio Council of the Township of
Hay met in .the Town Hall, Zurich.
on Wednesday. April 13rd. All the
memb'rs were present. Minutes of
previous meeting were trend and ad-
opted.
The Reeve and treasurer were em -
Powered ley by-law to borrow- $500
for the police village of Zurich and
$500 for the ,Township of liny to
meet current expenses.
Tho following .amounts were or-
dered paid -11. Knlbfleisah, lumber,
$24.74; E. Dodman, rep. bridge, L.
It. $5.50; pea. Beaver, rep. culvert
oon. 14, $2; J. Geiger, nails and work
75c.; E. Wurm, twork C. U. 75e. ; R.
Goetz, lumber $4.
The council adjourned to meet
again on May lst, at 2 o'clock p.
m.
F. Hess, Sr.,s � Clerk
e , 4
EDEN
Mrs. S. Bunter is confined to the
house through illness.
Mr. Hinton hunter lost a valuable
colt one day last week.
Mr. Paul Coatea than purchasel a
white shorthorn bull .from llarry
Smith, n prize winner at the Clinton
Stock al1Ow••
The Model Wife and
Diamond Dyes.
Set Diamond Dye heading.
A model wife out realize
Great benefits from D1
nmor
af Dyes
s
No Ritter what her family's size
She dollars waves by Diamond dyes
She hippy rnake.a .her children's
live,
By often using .Diamond Dyes ;
•t. time
fast
' ht .s r
r is .bel
Her bow g
flies,
R0cv1s+• she 11904 'Diamond Dyes ;
All other (lyrs Phe will despise,
When 5111' 0111 buy the Dinmonsi
Dyes;
iter husband's coats, Testa, pant%
and ties,
Are soon renewed with Diamond
T)•ves ;
Site Callar5 wonder and surprise.
Ily tinting walls with Diamond
Dyers
She often with the nrtiat vies,
Ily coloring maps with Diamond
I)yrs
Ahc'a economical and Mise.
Bemuse she uses Diamond Dyes ;
Good nature sparkles in her ryes ;
Because she's helped hy' Diamond
Dyes.
On every c.slor rhe relies.
Made by the evondrous Diamond
Dyes. 4
This month The \V.•ils & Richard•
son Co.. Limited, Montreal J'• 0.,
will 5011d free to .any nddress new
Diamond Dye Booklet and pretty
Seutenir Card for baby. You should
Groceries
and
Confectionery
We have juhst put in a
stook of Fresh Groceries.
Fruits, Candies and Canned
Goods.
BREAD
We also make first class bread.
Give us a call.
Levi S. Hamacher
Baker and Confectioner.
DASHWOOD — ONT.
THE
DASHW000 ROLLER MILLS
I wish to announce to the public
that I have purchased Mr. Eidt's in-
terest in the Roller Mills and solicit
your patronage.
Vl
e make a specialty of Family
Flour.
Try Our Graham Flour.
All kinds of feed always on hand.
Chopping Promptly attended to
Highest Price Paid for Wheat.
WM. EHLERS
Plop. of Dashwood Roller Mills.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The oouncil of the. Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, on
Monday the 1st day of April 1907
fiat 10 a. an. All members were
\present. The minutes of the prev-
ious meeting were rend and adopted.
\Vleblt(-Wuerth "That fly -Law No.
4 to authorize the Reeve and Treas-
urer to borrow $5.000 from some
chartered bank or other private per-
sons to meet current expenditures
until such time as the taxes are col-
lected, being read +thee 3rd time, be
passed and signed by the Reeve and
Clerk"—Carried.
Saudors-\Vucrth—"That no action
be taken in referenoe to the cony
munication of W. R. Elliot to draw
brick -bats on the 1st. S. ltd."—Car-
ried.
\Vucrth -Kellermann —"That the
Clerk notify Russel H0(lden to re-
move .his wood off Road allowance
between Lots 15 and 16. Con. 17 and
18th on the 3rd 8. Rd forthwith and
in the event of his neglect and re,
fusel, the Council will order it to be
removed and hold him responsible
for the cost."—Carried.
Wuerth-Sanders — That the Clerk
correspond with the (Township of
McGillivray .requesting them to rso
arrange the Statute Labor Divisions
on the Boundary between Stephen
and McGillivray as to add all the
lots the boundary to the respective
divisions on Lhe town line."—Car-
ried.
Pursuant to the notice to the sup-
porters of school (section No. 1 the
petition to divide the sections into
two sections was considered. There
were £3 ratepayers present for and
against. The Reeve requested 'those
in favor of the petition to divide the
03aTOR2.>i _.
sari
iM Kind You Han Altta BOO
effusive
et
Constipation
Baked sweet apples, with some people` brie.
prompt relief for Constipation. With 00 114
coarse all•wheat bread will have the same eeeel.
Nature undonbeelly has a vegetable remedy t0
relieve every'atlinent known to man, if physicians
can but end Nature's war to health. And this is
strikingly true with regard to Constipation.
The bark of a certain tree in eallfomla—(aa
earn Sagrsda—offers a most excellent aid to tats
end. But, combined with Egyptian Senna. Mire
pery Elm Bark, solid Extract of I'rttnes, etc.. this
same Camara bark 1s given ate greatest possible
power to correct constipation. A toothsome
Candy Tablet. called Lsx•eta, is now made at the
Dr. Shoop Laboratories, from this Ingenuous and
moot effective prescription. Its effort en Oonatl.
Potion, Biliousness, Sour Ftnmach, Bad Breath.
Ballow Complexion, etc., is Ind.ast prompt and
satisfying.
No griping. no unpleasant after effects are ex-
perienced. and LAX -eta aro put up in beautiful
lithographed metal bore. et 3 cents and 25 tents
per box.
ror something new, nice. eocoee:dad sad
effective. try a box of
t�
ax etS
W. S. HOWEYP
In House Furnishings during April month.
We have some extra values in CARPETS in Unions, Wools, Tapestry, etc. We have
just received a shipment of Tapestry Carpets in Fawn, Green and Cardinal shade. Exquis-
ite patterns, new 811(1 up-to-date and have nl.;trked them close to manufacturers prices.
Alt widths in Floral and Tile ttezni.
See Our Stockof Linoleums, Oil Cloths, &c, We handle Nairn's Scotch IFeleunas
in the best quality.
Lace Curtains
In this department we have great bargains
New patterns at from 25e to $6.00 per pair
See our $1.00 and $1.25 line. They are specials.
WINDOW SNADES—All Colors, plain, also trimmed with lace and insertion
WALL PAPERS—A large stock to choose from l.t, right
some lints Begular 25c for .Sc per double roll.
C. ZW-ICKER, drediton
•
pl'V eS We are clearing out
.A- Call
Solicited
Present section, to :address the coun-
cil when Geo. Essery, Andrew Hicks
Sam Davis, F. D. Abbott spoke in
tnpport of the petition to change cedar Posts
the section. Those opposed to the
division of the Rchool section, pre --
8011(0(1 a petition signed by 57 rate-
•
payers and on th(+half of the 1etition
Hogan hicks, Sankey (,)Df W'e have a carload of Cedar Posts
Hogarth and prank Dicks addressed
the council. A doubt appeared Ito
exist in the minds of the Council if
the proposed new (section contained at 23c. at Exeter
fifty children between .the ngea of
five and twenty-one, whose parents
or gu rdians reside in the pirovoscd 25c at Winchelsea -
new ctiolt.
Ke erma,ii --\\ ucrth — "That tlto
matter of the petition of Andrew
dicks and 40 others asking that pub- COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
•
lie wilco! section No. 1 be divided
into two sections be laic( over until
the next Council meeting rind that
in the meantime the Clerk write to
Samuel Davis, one of the petitioners
and asking him to furnish the Coun-
cil with Statutory declaration:+ show-
ing that there are 50 children be-
tween the ages of 5 and 16 in the
new section; ;end ithat the said dec-
laration be filed 'with the Clerk be-
fore May 6th., 1907.
The following pathtnasters were
appointee( for the present year.—W.
Iiuxtable, Goo. Essery, Thos. Oliver,
John Hackney, Henry ltowe, T. rM.
Kay, Wm. Robinson, John Bowden,
Thos. Welsh, Credic $tanlake, James
Shapton, Wesley Dearing, I\Villiarrpp
White, .1, R. 'Essery, le W. Bake!.
Jacob Swweitzer, Ed Sweitzer, Chas.
Box, R. Davis, S. Essery. Isaac Hill,
John Fahner, Paul Shenk, John G.
Wein, Frank G. Clat'ek, Win. Geiser.
Chas. Eilber, Jacob Schwartz, John
11rokenshire, 'Moses :Amy, James
Flynn. John Keyed, Thos. Mawhin-
ney', Simon Hartmann. Sam •Beaver.
Jos. Doyle, Theo ,Dietrich, \Vm. Wit-
zel, Marcus Wild ,I1. L. Kraft, Ang-
u's McCormick, tiros. Morrisey, \Vm,
Smith, Fred Procter, Jos. Willert,
l'Ed Ryan, Fred Geiser ,Thos. Webb,
Philip Baker, Chidley Woodburn.
Robert Stone, Thos. F'ollis, Abner
Dollard, John Lynch, Lewis Adams,
Wesley Willprt, S. 'W, Webb, Fred
Ileintzman, Mr. Nickle, Janice Lovio,
Fred Mason, David Wilson, Ed Gill,
John Statton, Jepth Turner. Lewis
Brinker, Henry Bartram, Angus
l'atteraon, W. G. Reilly, John Hays,
l'atrick Glavin. Geo. Steeper, Theo.
Whiteside. Alex. Hudson, Fred Gruen
Silas 8tanlake Jr., W. E. Sanders,
Lewis Seder, Henry Kraft. tsar I3a-
ker, Peter Sohruoder, .taco "'Weide,
Conrad T. Wainer. Fence-viewers—
Sidney Davis, Isaac Hill, Ezra Heist
J'eter 'McKenzie, Geo. Mawthinney,
Geo. Finkbeiner, John Love, Geo.
Down, Austin Hayter. Pound -keep.
ors—William Moffatt, Thos. Sheldon,
Wm. I3, Geiser, 11. Cunningham, Jos.
Hickey. Goo. Webb, Jos. Edwards,
fihilip Baker, T. J. Amy, Christian
Finkboiner, Wrn. Fritz, Fred Preeter
Silas 'Stanlako Jr., ;Wm. Zimmer Al-
bert Musser, Chas 11. Wilson.
The following orders were pnseed—
Mr. Niolkol Itep. culvert $1.50; Ad..
Feltner Rep. culvert C. ltd. $1.50;
Chas Morrish Gravel 63.20; Cheater
Prouty gratuity $25.00.
Council adjourtted to meet again
in the Town Hall Crediton, on Mon-
day, May 6th., A. I). 1907 at 1 P.
M.
HENRY EILHER, Tp,-Clork,
IJIDD(!LI'lt COUNCIL
The Council tact pursuant to ad-
journment on April let 1907, the
Reeve and all the members. present.
Mr. C. Tookey claimed $75 damaged
for loss of a foal said to be occasion-
SyQopls of the Co00dio0 NOflh Wes!
HOMESTEAD REOt'LATiONS.
AY men numbered rectioof IMminIon lands in
n xanitolea, Saskatchewan and Alberta, excepting
t1 and 20. not reserved, may he hnme•lea.kd hr
any person who is the head of a fatuity, or any mate
over 13 ye, es of age. to the extent of one-quarter
section of trio acres, more or leis,
Entry must be nude personally at the local land
ofnce for the district in which the land is situate.
The homesteader is required to pwrform the enn•
ditlona connected therewith under one of the follow.
Ing plarn:—
(II At least it menthe re•ielrnee open and cult.•
ration of the land in each tear for three) ears.
(2) if the father for mother, if the father is de•
eeaac"1) of the homeot railer residse upon a farm In the
vicinity of toe land enterad for, the reylnremeu•s as
to residence may be aatisfled by such person residing
with the father or mother.
(3) If the settler has ht. nnanent residenceupon
land owned by him in the vicinity of his
homestead, the re luire•menta for to residence may
be rationed by reat.lenee upon the said land,
Six months' notice in ',tiling should 1.e given to
the Cotnm+aioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa o1
intention to apply for patent.
W. w, Ci'Ri',
Deputy t , r
of he Mini t r of he 1
p ) t n.erlor.
N. R.—Cnaulhoriud pnblication of this *it enile-
inert will not be paid for.
aroid f'(oofihg
I have just received a large shipment of Paroid
Roofing, and as the time is drawing near when you
will want roofing work done, I would advise you to
call and select what you will want.
Have on hand a number of mitts and gloves,
which I am selling at wholesale prices. Come in
and get a pair.
All kinds of tinware on hand.
W. Moore Kirkton.
Paints and Varnishes�
We handle only the Sherwin Williams Paint which has
the greatest covering capacity of any paint made. All the
leading shades in stock, also Varnish, Wood Stain, Aluminut
and Gold Paint, Enamel, Buggy Paint &c,
New Ginghams, Prints, Curtain Net, India
Lawn (so much used this season for shad-
ow embroidery) arrived this week.
Choice Fruits and 8roceries
B. W. F. BEAVERS, s Farquhar.
e(1 by a defective part of the C. S.
It. oppostie lots 25 and 28 con. f3th.
Laid over until next meeting.
Mr. A. Conor., of Granton, got per..
I/11391011 to pile brick and material ,rla 1 on
Aide of street 'while building•
• The following accounts were ord-
ere(t to be told. T. S. Harleton rep.
culvert Div. 3, $1.50; Colby Children
Co. Grant $30.00; Express charges
on auditor,( reports 25c.; II. J. Kuhn
.Bal. for tile (Div. 5, $1.00; l', Middle
tile le 11. Div. 5, $3.00; D. \Veltman
tile I)iv. 3, $9.25; D. \Veltman tile
Div. 4, $4.50;+ E. Hodgins et. rd. open-
ing drifts Div. 1, $6.75; F. A. Ryan
1 dy on, Clandeboyn drain $1.50; F.
!Cent rep. bridge d)iv. 2, $1.00: ,Jahn
Birnpson spreading gravel Div. 12,
$2.20: Jam. Denan (plank 4, and 5,
$17.71; T. Ryder et. al. opening road
3, and 4, $4.75; J. Kennedy repair -
big bridge 4, $1.50; Jabez Million
error in
dog ,tax $1.00; Jas. DcLe
o
rep.
road 3, and 4, 2.00 • 1: Meredith
$ rrdoth
K. C. Legal services for 4 )fors $138
\Vm. Sovereign on acct. of Tp. print-
ing $10.00,
Thu council adjourned to meet on
Mneday the 50 day of May A. 'D.,
1907, at 10 A. M.
S ••cial sheeting Ma rel, 19t)i., 1907
r70 Council met •tie county engin-
eer, %tr. C. Talbot at the two North.
ern bridges over the River Bauble on
tate Ith rind 5th 00114.l,a. on the above
(tate.
It %Vete suggested by souse that the
course of the rive,g� leo changed by
dredging :t new oTi,rse along the
the East Side of the road and 111 alibi
way get rid of the two bridges but
this was found impossible. from the
magnitude of the nvork and the pri-
vate interests involved.
Another proposition was to devi-
ate the roadway inking the left bank
of the river and do away with the
bridges in this .way, but in this too
private rights placed a barrier in
the way, that could not svell he
overcome without n very Targe out-
lay.
It was finally agreed that the,
bridges be rebuilt on the old site
end that the courtly Engineer pre-
pare plans and specifications for the
work. The Clerk was instructed to
forward a petition to the local legis-
laturo praying that tho Muni• pall
IAct be AO amended as to pmit
e" Township councils to Essen a fir ,ited
amount of debentures, for tlly con
e i
stt uctinn of permanent steel I- idgele
wit% cement or stone abuttne its.
W. ll. STANLEY. (ferk.
Everybody
y y
Agrees
that COD LIVER 011. and 18011 ora
beyond question the greatest t3Ie&
cines known. Then why does not
everybody take Cod Liver Oil and
Iron? Simply because most people
cannot take the Oil and few can di1ggest
the Iron in any ordinaryfottm. Tllesati
difficulties have been entirely removed
by the introduction of FERROL, in
which the Iron is scientifically com-
bined with tha Oil, rendering the Oil
palatable and the Iron digestible.
While
FERROL
is manufactured from the best quality
of Cod Liver Oil (the whole of the Oil)
and is richer in oil than any other
emulsion, and while it contains just the
right quantity of the best form of Iron
'tn(i Phosphorus, it is so scientifically
prepared that not ontperson in a thou-
sand finds •tny trouble in taking it,
and infants digest it without difficulty.
Moreover the well-established value of
the Oil and iron is immensely
enhanced by the process of manufac-
ture, and as the formula is freely es -
posed it is not to he wondered at that
physicians everywhere have fully
endorsed FERROL and need it largely
in their practice. FERROL is invalo,
able for the treatment of any kind
Lure or Bronchial troubles, while for
wasting diseases it no equal, and
"You K What
You Tao':
W. 6, COLE. oRUfiaN'1', S ITE%
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