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2nd Term Exam. 'rhe Council met persuan
in the equate). room, Mon
CON r IN ATION Se H 00L. 5th. Reeve in the cheir.
Room & 2 last rneettng read and con
gsineer's report respectin
Form III B -Exam in all subjeets.
Total 155o. Hon, 116e. Pass 93a. (71a6bY amius "re Pres"
either drains being con
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, . 31st, 1909, for the price of one
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" " Mail & Empire ,.....,....,. 1. 65 •
ipleted. On .
S Stubbs, 1 6* G Robb motion ot Shaw aad Me. " " Lcndon Advertiser 1 no
18 R Shaw. ..... -15136 taxes of Mrs. Wiley and Arthur Lantelon
P Baker. 1146 L Locke . moo were remitted. Accounts were ordered
3 etinninghamixo8 to be pall as follows :-.1ohn Roger,
Form III A -Total 3550, Hon, 1162. Engineer's services.
Pass 930. $108.o0 ; lohn Roger, se
drain, $232.u0 : )01m R
Cole drain, $33.00 ; Joh
vices Kelly dram, $37.00 ;
services Ellison dram, $
Roger. services Forrest A%
Mr. Russell, assietatme on
$2.00 •, P. McNabb, do, $
Neil, do, $2,00 ; Wrn Bir
W. Smith, assistance on
$6 oo ; Wm. McLean, (10,Gray, do. $5.00 ; Jno.
$1.00 ; Thos. Kelliugton
Harvey Beam, do, $2.00
kens, assistance on Ellison
Geo Dunlop, assistance o
$8.00 ; 01] Kelly drain,
Ellison drain, $6.00 ; on
$8.00 ; on Russell drai
Mason draiu, $4.00 ; on
$10.00 ; H. Johnston, f
Grasby drain, 8'5.o° ; C.
on Proctor drain, $2 oo •,
tile, $0.75 ; R. T. Mil
Jamestown hill, $3.10 ;
gravel, 950ts. ; J. Ste
$c9 oo ; Jno. Johnston,
$4.00 ; T. Ellis. cleaning
Gurdon Emimry, digging
J. McKinney, cleaning o
Thos. Bone, farm brid
drain, $15 . R. Arn
bridge on Mason drain,
Curtin, balauce contra
drain, $217.00 ; Jno. P
assessment, $1.78 ; R. J
assessment, $t 98 ; Wm.
payment on Grasby drai
repairing bridge,
Logan, cleaning drain ou
1100, $3 00 ; R. Wig
$ Win. Taylor,
Jim. Moppet., cleaning
'No. McDonald, plank o
aro, el 5 22 ; Geo. 'raylReeve.
Reeve, $70 oo ; Geo. Ta
On Financial statement,
F Stubbs 702 CO Kerr -588 Brandon, Financial stn
P McKenzie ... .736 E Lamont .586 Mrs. Wiley, remission o
P Dark 716 C McDonald.... 55(2 A. Cantelon, remission o
W Kerr 690 W Ainlay 520 C. G. Campbell, Co
I Strachan ..676 *L Bateman ,...512 $55.00 ; Neil A. Tal
E Platt ....... .....629 S Burgess . ..... .443 fees., $55.00 ; A. Sha
F Robb 621 J McCallum 417 Nes, 55.00 ; H. Niel:
1-1 Ament.. 597 *E Cober 350 aillor's fees, $55 00 ; W
and expenses, $132,00 :
balance inspectiug cemen
'I'. 9 Brandon, pt. sala
EL Kerr, printing co
On motion of Taylor an
Laws Nos r5 and 16 .ve
passed. The Council
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THE' POS V,
Brussels. Ont.
53 Moore.. ..... 1209 C Holtues..,..„ 763
Leckie ..... -1 1 17 3 Wilton. .... 733
Jordan • .....1095 0 Armstrong. 727
S IvIcKercher.lo27 *W Scott.
R 935W McCutcheon...
T Armstrong. 877
Forrn II -Total 3025. 13011. 769.
Pass 6x5.
X Hewitson -.826 C Forbes .... .... 591
A Forrest .......782 J Henderson- .584
T Dickson.......770 X Arnent........560
' Scott -.758 V Bowman 532
F Bryans 722 N Ewan .504
13 Curry ........694 3 Arrnstrong••••413
M Jones 672 C MeMillan.....386
V Walker.. .. . 604
Form 1. --Total 1325. lion 994.
PASS 795,
E Deadman .,.1229 D Watson 874
13 Rallis .7121 L Armstrong. 859
H Armstrong.1o93 V Sperling 827
A Greet ..... 1076 E Plum 826
B Warwick...1058 V Alnlay . 821
W C Lowry . 8E9
13 Bremner ....too4 A Cooper 8o8
Fox 981 R Eckmier • 804
• .E Thompson974 A Robb. 796
C.Leckie.. 972 F Gerry 756
F Eckmier 949 *0 Snell ..., 748
j Armstrong... 949 "'1.4 Wilton 730
13 Leckie . 910 E Somers 725
H. Hoover 903 El Mooney.-- 724'
W Long. ...... 9o2 W Bell ,... ..... . 694
*IX Thompson 1.94 *5 Gerry.... ..... 688
* Missed some exams.
B. McCAmos
j. H. CAMERON, Principal
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
ROONI 3
Entrance -Examined in Lit., Phys.,
Aritn„ Writ., Geo., Gram.. Spell. and
daily work. 'rotal 950. Hon. 702.
Pass 57o.
Jason dram,
rvices Grasby
oger, services
n Roger, set -
John Roger,
43.00 ; john
vard, $54.00 ;
Russell draiu.
r.00 ; A. Me -
d, do, $2.00 ;
Smith draiu,
Wm.
Young, do.
, do, $1.00 ;
; Frank Alt
drain, $2.00 ;
II Cole drain,
$6.00 ;
Grasby drain,
n, 84.00: on
Smith drain,
arm bridge on
Garniss, tile
Chas. Elliott,
ler, work on
Jas. Peacock,
wart, cement,
drawing tile,
drain, $31.5o ;
ditch, $6.00
utlet, 75 els. ,
ge on Mason
istrong, farm
$15 oo ; Jno.
ct on Mason
bean, error iu
ernlyn, error in
Connelly, pt.
u, it/ oo.ou ; J.
83.00; Wm.
South bound-
htinan, gravel,
gravel, $1.36 ;
ditch, $2 oo ;
n East bound,
or, services as
ylor, assistance
$2.00 ; T. S.
tement, $7,00 ;
f taxes, $5.13 ;
f taxes, $2.41 ;
uncillor's fees.
or, Councillor's
w, Councillor's
ntcheon, Coon
• Clark, salary
Jno. Watson,
t work, $22 so
ry, $50.00 ; W
ntract, $40,00
d Campbell By
re duly read and
then adjourned
. CLARK, Clerk
* Missed one exam
** Missed three exams.
Jr. III -Examined in Read., Phys.,
Writ., Geo., Gram., Comp., Hat.,
Spell., Arith. and daily work. Total
goo. Honors 675. Pass 540.
81 Lowry .........682 N Fox..•.. •
V Ross 678 E Barkley.
S Brothers. 674 El Burgess.
A Moore 668 C
C Crooks 639 I -I Robertson •...265
A Wilton 524 F Friendship...213
Harold Lowry515
513
482
435
387
D. SMITH, Teacher.
ROOM 4
• Sr. III -Exam, in Gram., Spell., Geo„
Mem., Phys., Arith.,Com'
p, Read.,
Wr., Draw. and dally work. Total
i000. Honors 75o. Pass 600.
T Deadman 91.8 I, Lowry 639
W Armstong ...S23 F Lowry • 627
A Roe .Sx 3 Habkirk 613
E Lowry .........794 j Jackeon 600
A McLauchlin.786 13 Kerr 368
W Lott .... .. . ... 764 H Fox 503
E Toole 763 R Barkley .......494
L Ballantyne 76o F Wood ...... •• .470
Elliott 705 I MeLatichlin-429
W Harris.... 702 G Colvin 382
H Work ... 657 J Oliver 379
EMoore... .... . . .642
Jr. III-Exatn. in Hist„ Arith„
Gram , Spell., Geo., Lit„ Mem., React,
• Law. and daily work. Total 95o,
Honors 713. Pass 57o.
V McCracken.. 787 R Sinclair •••••530
3 McLauchlin...767 A Thompson •••514
0 Edwards ..... 767 P Thuell ,502
R McKay 6g L Burgess 482
Ballantyne....629 0 Crone
L Jackson . ..... .562 G Jamieson 189
51 Crone 542 T Snider
H. M. DOWNING, Teacher.
ROotf 2
Sr, II -Exam. in Cotnp.. Writ. and
Draw., Hist., Lit., Arith„ daily work.
Total 1300. Honors 973. Pass 780.
I Toole. 1193 W Payne .....979
R Stewart 1173 B 978
L Ament .1114 V Sinclair 808
Jr, II -Exam. in same subjects Total
1200, Hon. goo. i>t 5 72o.
C Powell 1072 F Payne....... 819
R. MOICay. . 1022 T McLauchlin 813
C Jackson , 1)92, NI Carter 771
L Jackson • - 941 R Hewitt 737
A IvIcLauchlin 89t P Barkley 735
L McCracken. 872 W Buchanan699
S MeLauchlin 852 0 Crone 676
611 Somers 838 R Currie 394
G. Ross, 'reacher.
Room 6
Class V. -Examined in Reading,
Writing, Drawing, Arithmeti4, Dicta-
tion and Deportment. Total 75o.
Hoitors 56o.
F McKay .......711W McDonald .622
D Ross 689 W Harkness .. 557
Id Gerry 686 W Burgess 531
M Fawcett 668 3 Jamieson ..... 525
O McKay ,.....,667 L, Snider .415
13 Stewart ......653
Class IV. Examined in same sub•
jects.-Total 750. Hon. 56o.
• Best 688 A Fax 658
✓ Harris : .. . . ....678 3 Warwick . . 633
R Brewer .....673 M Skelton 886
A Currie 668 R Payne .........503
R Moore ,,,..,,665
Class III Bxcellent.-111 Powell, ID
Jamieson. Good, -H bolt, 0 'rhornp-
• G Sn'cler,
408
91)
Are You's. Dysp
Nine people out of
dyspepsia and don't k
the pale cheeks, pool
sleepless nights are the
dyspepsia. The cause
of the stomach and kit
ged, and unable to
Nothing puts vigor int
so fast as Dr. Hamilton
tone up the whole di
regulate and strengthe
absolutely cure dyspep
take and sure to cnre,
Hamilton's Pills.
optic
ten suffer from
now it. Half
• appetite and
direct result of
lies ill failure
lneys ate clog -
do their work.
o those organs
's Pills. They
gestive system,
11 the stomach,
sia. Simple to
-better try Dr.
100 1,
Class 35 Excellent, -,A Hemingway,
Fox, 8 Toole, M Ross, M Stewart, , 1118 :moo kicked off by
cLatichile, M Dtioforcl, 0 Moore, M 1 The new lige rang
Pawson, lid Campbell. Good. -V f been taken over by th
Lowry, W Roe, I McNichol, 0 Ander- The C, P. R. has gi
Son, Fair,-rlohn Harkness. ' 2o,000 tons of rails to
Class I ietcellent.--M Wilton, Id Company At the SOO,
Y. M. C. A. -The Co
of the Young Men's 01
Lion of Huron Comity, h
ly meeting in the rooms
A. in Clinton, Tuesday
isth, Messrs, Blair. M
Culleus and Fat
sent. The 'rreasurer'
that $486.58 had been
Sept. tsrh, which, adde
on hand at that time,
05 1(215 sum $642,25 bac
leaving a balance in
$to2.85. The matter
of the County Committ
till the Annual Convent
Winghatn, °tithe 8th
ruary. L. C. Fleming
tory, re,>orted that five
organized since Sept.
ham, Goderich, Clint
Blyth, with a total me
sent of 03o young men
partment had been org
hem also, and all thing
work accomplished, op
prospects for the futur
couraging. He rep
were 110W In the count
ing members, and thrt
had been followed by 1
after, in the places to
gone, by Y. M. C. A
some of these had be
the Association in the
they had gone 'The
for the year 0909 Was e
The Committee is arr
ent program for the
Winghain on Febrvrt
and are looking for
attended, and Most s
dot] in every respect.
Aro Your Join
Haven't you a we
where cold and inflt
settles Whether i
side, joints or lit
simple -a good rub
and then apply N
Plaster. These gr
invariably mire strati
tees and muscular p
inystery about this.
most penetrating 1
consequently it gets
really is. Nerviline
are great healers an
gestion. Be sure yoi
substitutes cart% do
James Reach, of
Alfred Misener, or Niagara Falls, bed
a Iroise,
e at Kingeton has
e Military tottrd.
Yen an order for n
the Algoma Steel is $4,000 in the Perth Mutual and missitig and is believed to have lost his
8>2.2(1(1 in the I.,onden Mane). This is We
unty Committe
iristian Associ
eld their quarte
of the Y. M. C
evening, De
cCallum, Scot
ming being pr
s report showe
received sine
cl to the balane
totaled 8745.1
1 been paid out
the treasury
of Incorporatio
ee was deferre
ion to be held
and 9th of Fe
. County Seer
Wafts had be
xsth. viz., Win
on, Exeter al
nthership at pr
A Boy's D
auized at Win
s considered,
•to.date, ancl t
e were quite e
orted that the
y, 12 COrrespon
t 22 young m
etters, and looked Clinton
which they had It is reported that S. S. Cooper, will
officials •, and assume the management and control
come members of of the Normandie.
Maces to which Dr. Agnew bas returned front. Co -
financial budget bait, where he has been spending a
estimated at $1800. fent weeks prospecting,
angling an excell- It is reported that W. Rittledge has
Convention in fallen hem to about $5000 through the
ry 8th and 9th, recent death of his brother.
ward to a largely John Rite who has so acceptably
uuceasful 00'1000- performed the duties of Organist for
the past eighteen months left lastweek
With Mrs. Rice, on a short holiday
eis Lame ? Miss Doherty will take charge of the
8,k spot, a place organ during his absence.
tmmation always In a note received. from D. French,
t is in the neck, late of the House of Refuge says :-"X
nbs-the cure is anti enjoying better health than when
with Nerviline I left Ontano, also Mrs. French enjoys
erviline Porous Sunny Alberta immensely, We are
eat rubefeciants living comfortably and happy in (ler
n, weak- little cosy home.
ain. There is no The, local Potary Association Sec-
Nerviline is the rotary, M. O. Kaufman, has received
iniment known- assurances from the Secretary of the
where the trouble Provincial Agricultural Dep't., that
Porous Plasters the Association will receive the afore -
draw out con- p,idpaa, toWarcl the show to held
get the genuine, in (Hinton Jan. 10-21.
the work. 00OPEE'S FiLoiroror Bunsruis.- Be-
' tween three and four o'clock Tuesday
Tyendinaga, died nnornin fire broke ont in the engine
An Italian fruit merchant of Chatham
named Favata lost $466 from his pocket
while running to catch a train.
The Coroner's jury at Pembroke re-
turned a verdict finding Engineer Nagle
guilty of negligence in conneetiou with
the C. P. R. collision in which Engineer
Rowe was killed.
rhe Montreal Power Company has
served the city with an ultimatum that
unless a new agreement is entered into
before the first of the year Me lighting
will be turned oft
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MAKES ASTONISHING CURES
MI-o-na Tablets Cure Dyspepsia by
Promptly Removing the Cause,
or Money Back.
AMMO
,
9
474 <4.
Breaks up a cold at the start.
At the first sneeze or chill, take Campho-Quinme.
Cures in 24 hours. At your dealer's -26c. ,
Innle
s , v^,A,Oraln'54
the second time Mr. Cooper's factory The People's Column
been destroyed.
laS
Will Hamblyn, the stock -keeper at
the Jackson factory, received a ISDC -
some upholstered chair from his fellow
male employees on Tuesday of last
week on the eve of his marriage. It
was accompanied by an address read
by J. McLeod, foreman of the factory.
On Sunday just before the closing
exercises of St. Pairs Sunday School
the Rector and A. A, Hill on behalf
of the Vestry, presented an Address
accompanied by a chain mid purse to
Miss Nellie Herman in recognition of
her faithful services as Organist of the
Sunday School.
There is just one way to curedyspep-
sia and stomach disorders, trivial 01.
serious and that is to tone up or put
energy into the stomach walls, so that
they will be able to properly mix or
churn the food.
Mi-o-na tablets quickly arouse the
stomach from its inaction and in a
short time it is able to do As work
properly.
Harry Dodd, of Bridge street, Hast-
ings, Ont., says :-For seven years I
had suffered and spent much money
doutoring but all to no avail. I could
eat but very little as food would fer-
ment and. sour, making gas, which
caused serious heart.oppression. I
was in constant misery, sour gas
would belch from my stomach. I was
languid and weak and had no ambi-
tion. I clid not feel like going any-
where or seeing anyone. There was
a constant dull pain in the F,it of the
stomach. I was unable to sleep, was
uervous, restless and would awake
more ti ed than on going to bed. I
tried Mi-o-na and. soon found relief,
and in less than six weeks Mi.o-na had
completely cured me.
Jas. Fox, the druggist. sells Mi-o-na
tablets at 50 cents a large box, under
a rigid guarantee to do all that is
claimedtor them or money back.
WHY SUFFER?
Breathe Hyomei and Kill the Loath.
some catarrh Germs
Just as long as you have catarrh
yclear nose will itch, your breath will
foul, you will hawk and spit and
do other disgusting thin ,gs because
you. can't help yourself. 'rhe germs
of catarrh have got yon in their
power ; they are continually and per-
sistently digging into and irritating
the mucous membrane of yoer nose
and throat. They are now making
your life miserable; in time they will
sap your entire system of its energy,
its strength, its vigor and vitality.
But there is one remedy that will
kill the germs and core eatat•rh, and
that is Hyomei, the Austialian dry
air treatment.
Joseph Dural, of 'Woodstock street,
Tavistock, Ont., says : '•Catarrh had
given me all kinds of suffering for a
long time. There 'Was a swelling of
the glamls under the eyes and adjacent
to m7. nose and the discharges would
drop into my throat. I used several
remedies but never got the relief that
I did from Booth's Hyomei. I have
been so pleased with Hymnei results
that I highly recommend its use to
catarrh suffers."
Jas. Fox, the druggist, will guaran-
tee Hyomei to cure catarrh or money
back.- Don't delay this pleasant anti-
septic treatment. Breathe in Hyomei
and kill the germs.
Jas. Fox will sell you a complete
Hyomei outfit, including inhaler, for
only $1.00. It is also gnaranteed to
cuve bronchitis, asthma, coughs, colds.
hay fever and croup.
W ngham
Mrs. Phippeu, sen., is in very poor
health, and at the advanced age of 84
is growing feeble.
On Monday forenoon of last week,
it was evident that the pupils in A.
H. Musgrove's department had some-
thing more than their lessons, as a
burden upon their minds. The fore-
noon, hoWever, passed without any-
thing.out of the ordinary, but when
Principal Musgrove returned after
dinner he was received with applause,
and the room was soon filled, the
other teachers gracing the event with
their presence. Charlie McLean then
read an address, prepared by the
pupils themselves, and Goldwin Ham-
ilton presented the retiring Principal
with a very handsome gold headed
ebony cane, to which a suitable reply
was made. Tuesday, the assistant
teachers showed their esteem for Mr.
Musgrove by sending him a handsome
suit case. .Hach mil in Mr. Mus -
grove's room received a book from the
Principal as a souvenir of the close of
school term, December, 1008. Mr.
Musgrove has taught 17 years in the
school and retires to attend to his
duties as M. P. P, for North Huron.
Iffr. Stalher succeeds him.
Goderich
Goderich will have a team in the in-
ermethate series of the 0. H. A.
gain the coming season.
()rant for this county will be held at
Ctoclerich as follows : Jury assizes
e lo eti.: Thetin ic:f next tr ts ,:fisveescislirosii.)(s:po opt, fo ituhtthe eeds:HasTioginle. 02....4„,..d„ A...4, .4..
pointed a year ago were made and the 1
rwo changes only in the officers ap-
ice Falconbridge ; non -jury, opening
pening April 20th, before Chief 3L15
10e
22nd, before Justice Britton.
The Marine Social Club held its
.4 ' A. ..A....A...4.0
officers are as follOws : Pres. and
treas., John Bedford ; 1st vme-pres.,
'Win, Campbell ; 2nd vice-pres., Mur-
dock McLeod ; rec.-sec., Edward.
Robinson ; fin. -sec., Norman Me-
Aula,y ; inside guardian, A. Fisher ;
outside guarchae, Angus Murray ;
marshall, 13. Robinson. The chib has
d ted its rooms very neatly and
aJ
HOME YOUNG. CATTLE for sale-Rieers
and heifers. Call ut Lo . ,
25-M WM. MOTAIE, Proorfotor-
CALM FOR SALE -Being Lot 10, Con. 10,
Grey. containing 100 acres. Amity t'> wle.
WOODS, Oranbrook P. 0. 214f
. . _
Exeter'
3ne, Gould, Huron street, is eonfined
to hie room thromet
Thos. Creech, w o hasbeen
to his bed front an attack of typhoid
fever, is now on the 1115011.
Miss Ida Armstrong has been en-
gaged to teach in School Section No,
4, Stephen, (Sharon) her dirties com-
mencing alter the holidays.
The many friends of Mrs. MeDonnell
William street, will learn With regret
of her severe illness and being 82 years
lolfela.gree,augstreervve.fears are entertained for
I John 'Taylor, of the Ross -Taylor 00.
is confined to his bed with a serious
attack 08 11112(11811, with littleor no signs
of improvement. many friends
will hope for a speedy recovery,
Mrs. Daniel Kernick, while on her
way to church Sunday evening of teat
week, slipped on 0 piece of ice, with
the result that alas broke her leg just
above the ankle, from the effects of
which she will doubtless bo laid up
for several weeks.
Will. J. 1Cnight will reeeive the con-
gratulations 05 his many friends on
the excellent success he has attained
in the second tetni exame. at the Lon-
don 'Medical School, he having passed
in all subjects with honors, Will. is a
bright young man and we wish him
continued SUCCASS.
Tuesday of this week school closed
for the holidays. During the morning
several of the rooms held programs
that were listened to with pleasure by
many parents and friends of the
scholars. The girls and boys of room
ir had pleasant surprise in store for
their teacher, Miss McCallum, who is
leaving to take a position in the Lon-
don Schools. The surprise was in the
form of two beautiful gffts,-a gold
monogram hat pin and a dainty gift
ink stand with cut glass bottles.
With these was given a kindly worded
address, showing the love, sympathy
and confidenee that has existed be-
tween teacher and scholars.
Canadian News
'rho parish church at Coteau du Lac
was burned.
Mrs, loseph Watson, of Thurlow,
drooped dead.
It a proposed to hold a Centennial
Fair at Winnipeg in 1912.
Alex, McLean, Trade Commissioner
to China, died at Shanghai.
John Stanton, license inspector for
South Ontario, died at Whitby.
A good flow of natural gas has been
struck at Pincher Creek, Altana.
Prof, Reginald W. Brock has heen rip.
pointed Director of the Geological Sur.
vey.
The Sanderson -Harold screen works
at Paris, On., were burned. Loss
8bo5
James
, 0m0we0 as. s drowned while skating neer
Lashambe, thirteen year-old
Cornwall.
A young Italian stabbed a woman on
the street at Montreal in full view of
passers by.
Herbert Johnston, a four.year-old boy
,of Raleigh township, was drowned while
playing on the ice.
Isaac Kert, stone contractor at Mont-
real, has been arrested on ft charge of
forging weigh tickets.
An effort will be made to maintain
Winter navigation on the St. Lawrence
from Quebec to the sea,
The Grand Trunk Pacific Elevator
Company has been incorpated with a
capital of one million dollars.
Robt. Gillespie, of Everts, Alberta,
who was visiting in London, Ont., died
on the street from heart failure.
HOD. Charles Devlin, Minister of
Mines in the Quebec Government, col-
lapsed at Aylmer on leaving church,
Sheriff d'Avignon refuses to take over
the books of the sheriff's office at Sand'
wich until a Government Ruche is held.
judge Cassels concluded the marine
inquiry at Ottawa and the report will he
presented to parliarnedt early in the
session.
Three men were killed in the shaft of
the Columbus mine, near Cobalt,
through something going wrong with
the hoisting cable.
What is believed to be the largest Un-
ion Jack ever made is. to be sent from
'roronto to the Tercentenary celebration
in Newfoundland.
The Coroner's jury exonerated the
motorman in connection with the death
of Rev. J. j, Rice following his being
struck by a street car at Toronto.
. James Daly, an oil pensioner, waS
!melted up on the street- in Montreal and
died soon after in the hospital. His
death is ascribed to the severe cold,
Isaac B. Culp, of Beamsville, was
kicked by a horse while trying to reacue
live stock from a burning barn, and
seriously injured. He got out with
di.roehunitHy.. Coleman, jun., 50(1 George
Sawyer were burned and suffocated in
the Joggins Mines, N. S., by a screen
curtain catching tire, and Frank McNeil
was badly burned and may die.
One of the pioneers of Blenheim and
Probably the oldest nan in Canada, died
Sunday mottling at his home in Shrews-
bury, in Addison Smith, aged tit years.
He was a slave in the South until he
escaped to Canada lie is survived by
twelve sons of whom it is' said they all
were "black Smiths." Some of them
are porters on express trains on the Wa-
bavvizhinandaeocithmerre. roads.H
Calcut and family
of six children of Strathroy, had nar-
row escape from death early Mon-
day morning from asphyxiation. A
little (laughter of 9 years old WEIS awak-
ened by the deadly. fumes of escaping
gae,abnut three o'clock end began to
cry, which awakened the rest of the
childven. 1 -Ter little sister got up an i
attempted to quiet her, bin fell to the
floor overcome. A brother who wart in
an adjOining rOorn Cattle the rescue and
be too fell unconscious to the floor ; two
By this time
trerfeatmlieet ttriTids4mrneot51111eter, were awakened
enol
t twIlise6.wrotongthneinrcl rtcialliling tin tall:
Itliatnuatoion athrrieweigobpbeanra theiar cl ohoerls-p, anAd
• doctor was also sent for, and
was on hand in a short time. MI
five childreti were unconacious hot
were revived. and all Will reeover.
Mr. and Mrs, Calcat slept it the front
part of the house, whiell accounts for
them not being affected by the fumes
otherwise the situation would have been
serious ss it wag a doe tali for the
entire family,
ESSOPEIRTY FOR SA.LE. - A comfortable
dwelling and stable in the village of Cram
brook. There is 2;5 noren of land with 15. POE -
session can be given 81 0,008, For further 'par-
ticulars apply to MRS. RADDATZ or .101118
FISCHER, Orimbroolt P. 0. 1241
ets.OMFORTABLE COTTAGE, stable end 14
1.0 acre of land for sale, Turnberry street,
North, Brussels. Good well, fruit trees, 00.
Possession could be given at once. For further
particuhtrs es to price, berms. 00., apply on the
premises. ALEX, MoLApORIAN. 7.tf
4A AORES OF CHOICE LAND for male on
MeXillop boundery, adjoining Walton
village. 011800 35 a frame house, orchard, well
windmill, 00. on 11.0 5,0011105. ie all seed.
ed down and is a desirable property. Poor
health the reason for selling. Per further par-
ticulars 113 (2> price, terms, &o, apply on the
prenfines 10 17371110.5.18 MOCUAIG. 5114f
tikinteymo To TREsvAssens,-Notiee is hereby
NI given that the nubile is warned against
trespassing on the North East corner of Loll
Con, 0, Grey, itnown as the Outfit
bush.
hove bought the timber on same end will not
permit it. Trespassers will be dealt with et: -
cording as the law directs.
THOS. NEWSOM.
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F SALE 011 00 RENT. -The undersigned
ir offers his well loom ed. property in Brussels
for sale or to rent. There are 535 acres of land
with comfortable house, with cellar, etable,
orchard, well, &e. Possession on Aug. 15th.
For_price, term_ _,F4 and other information apply
to JAS. DITNFORD, Clinton or TILE POSP
Brussels. MOS. DUNFORD,Langtion, North
Dakota,
Annual Meeting
East Huron Agricultural Society.
The annual -meeting of the East Enron
Agricultural Society will be held in the Town
Ball, Brussels, on Wednesday, January 20th,
1509, alt o'elook p. in. Business of the meet-
ing-lteceivIng tho Annual Statement and
Auditors' Report, appointing officers for the
year EN, 00.
JNO. LECKIE, President.
W. H. KERR, Seoretary,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF rAutt.-The
Ps, undersigned will offer for sale at Thamer's
Rotel bv nubile auction, in the village of Wal-
ton, on ''rlday the 8th tiny of January, 11109, at
the hour of two &Omit in the afternoon that
valuable farm in tbe Township of McKillop
known as the North half of farm Lot number
nine, lit t fourteenth Concession of the fetid
Township, of MeXillop, in the County et
Euron, containing eighty eight and one half
acres be the same more or less. The farm is
well situated as to market being four and one
half miles from the Village of Walton. There
are about 4000r85 °leered and. in good state of
cultivation and the balance 113 partly cleared.
11 15 the making of first OMR grazing Perm.
Terms ten per Dent on the day of sale, balance
to make one third of the price within thirty
days end the reminder will either be accepted
in cash or allowed to remain on a mortgage 011
the premises for five years bearing interest
yearly at five per emit per 01111110. It will be
Hold subject to a reserve bid 107 1110 administra-
tor and is being sold to wind up the estate of
;lames MoCitilum, the younger, late of the
Township of Mtaillop. For further partici-
niers apply to undereigned, JAMES 1110(.7.1.0 -
TOM, Administrator, or r.S.Boott,
suddenly at Belleville.
more
has adopted a pennant with the
initials "M. S. 0."
In the cases of the King vs. Steele
and the Xing vs. SulliVan, an adjourn-
ment was made to enable the Crown
to investigate the previous record of
Sullivan in Stratforet. After investi-
gation no previous offence was found
against hint, and the cases came np
again before the county judge on Fri-
day, Dec. 18th. The counsel for the
prisoners made a strong plea to the
judge for leniency, on the ground that
there was no criminal intent, that it
was a case of first offence, and that
there was in each case a wife and 0
young family depending on the
accused for support. The judge
severely reprimanded the prisoners
and stated it was the worst offence
Which hail come before the court for
several years in this county. Had it
not been a case of first offence noth-
ing would have saved the prisoners
from a severe sentence. The court
administered the indeterminate sen-
tence which its bents osed in England
and this country in certain cases of
first offence. Sentence on these
charges is withheld and the prisoners
discharged on condition that they fur-
nish security for good behavior for
two years, and they must report; be-
fore the judge in periods of three
months. If they are not of good be-
havior they will then be rearrested
and brought before the judge and re-
ceive sentence for these charges, and.
the judge intimated that in 1b01 801011>7
he would. echninister severe sentence
to the penetentiary. On Tuesday of
last week the prisoners furnished
security 011(1 were released from cm-
tody on the conditions elated. Crown
Attorney Seeger prosecuted and J. L.
Itillormt defended the prisoners.
Or -
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Seven hundred labor unionists
posed the proposed children's pare
m favor of license reduction T
onto.
Last Sate 0 day iiight burglarg
tered the general store of El, 13
Ridgeway, mid stole about $200 ivo
room o Sam. Cooper's p ening of goods, 'rhe police have been 1100
and. soon the building was a mass of but fla yet cine has been found,
IlittaeS which proved to be uneoutro1- The El usaey Weak at Sault Ste, Nia
able. The walls were brink but soon was burned and the Coronation
eollapsed, and the nuteldnery and con- damaged by fire. Alex Kemp, a 1
30 11.l'0 30 • 1 1 The insurance ant of one of the burned buildings,
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Duncall's Barber Shop
WILL BE FOUND
H*1 and
Oold vaths
where up toelate service
is obtained.
Call and See for Yourself.
Allan Royal Line
Mai I
Sailings
TO LJVEPPOOL.
From St, John
Tunisian sails Jan. 1
Ileeperian HMIS Jan.15
Corsican stills Jan. 22
TO GLASGOW
Carthaginian from St. John
Sicilian from 60, John
Ealifax
.lan, 2
Jen. 16
Jan 23
Jan. 0
Jan. 26
Winter rates -970.08 upwards •, Seeond class
940,00 ; Third class 92100 and 22..00.
For enilings, lists and inforniation apply
td
W. H, KERR,
Agent Allnn Line, Brussels,
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