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LOoel-••Good liras,
Strayed-3as. Sharp.
Donal—Stark 81edioine Co.
Election Notice—F, S. Soots,
Bjeotion NOtioe--F, S. Scott.
Sarsaparilla -0. I. Hood'2 Co.
Elias and Ineeots—J, T. Pepper.
A Travel ler' a Ix xperienee--Dr. W it hams
Nlllselz Vast,
FR DAY, JUIV.L+' 22, 1894,
Toaoi,10 News says :—"In 1867 the
total expenditure on Public and Sea
pra
Schools in Ontario was $1,476,000. In
1502 it was $4,053,000. This is an in-
crease in 25 years of about 175 per cent.
lo the same period the expenditure on
High schools and Collegiate Institutes in.
creased from $118,000 to $085,000, or
nearly 550 per cent. We have been going
crazy over higher education in this Pro.
vinoe. We have unduly assisted this work
at the expense of the primarysahools that
exist for the bandit of all. And in this
folly the Ontario Government has lead the
way." The whole feats make a some-
what different showing. The Mowat
Government came into power in 1872.
Singe that time the attendance at the
Publio schools has increased but 7 per
cent. in High schools the increase has
been 186 per oent. During the same time
the grant per pupil in the publio school
bee inoreaeed 25 per cent., while the
grantper pupil in the High school has do.
creased 62 per cent.
THE CANDIDAITS
Nominated for Election to the Legislative
Assembly.
Addington
Algoma East
Algoma West
Ll131110 : CoNSKWATtvn. •
Frank Halliday Janne Reid. , ..
0. F. Farwell W. H, harsh... •
James Coomee ., ,,.3, Savage,..,..
Brant North W,13, Wood..,,,,
B rant South., ,... >.Hon, A. 8. Ilardy•
Broolsvine G. A, Dana R. J. Jelly
B
B
Smog)Center
Cardwell
Carleton
Dufferin
Dundee
D
D
E
E
Essex North .
E ossex South
Frontenao
Glengary
rueeNorth ,.,.,,A. D. MoOonnell ....Wm. Molntosh .
ruoe South R. E. Truax
W. M. Deals
Dr. o. Roberteon.E A, Little.
Ohae, Maher G. W. Monk,
1)t Barr
J, P Whitney
urham East W .A.Pallia,,,,
urh sin West , >, W. H. Lockhart .W. h. Reid
!gip East ...J.0, Dance..... .... .0.A.Brown , , .
igin West D. McNish D. MoOoll
W, J. McKee ..,.....Sol. White
W. D. Balfour
01•neit CANDID S,
b, G. ISiollou (Patron.)
Hopkins (P.P.A.
,D. OloNnughton(1.'•of I.)
Wm, Vallene (Patron.)
3, Stevenson (Ind.)
D. Jeffs (Patron)
G. A. Kidd (patron.)
W. Dynes (Patron,)
J. P, Fos (Patron,
Morris Council Meeting.
The Court of Revision for the year
1894 met according to advertisement in
the Town Hall, on May 28th, and the
members subsoribed the oath required by
statute. Changes were made in the As-
sessment Roll as follows :—Samuel A.
Snell, reduced $100 ; R. Taylor, com-
plained of being assessed for 10 acres too
much land, acreage reduced and amount
of assessment reduced, 8400 ; Thos. R.
Skelton, entered owner of S 9 con. 7 in
place of George Skelton, deceased ; Wm.
S. Skelton entered owner of N d 17, con.
9 and N } of S 10, con. 8 ; Robert W.
Skelton entered -owner of N } 16, oon. 9 ;
.Tames Forrest, entered owner of S } 22
oon. 8, in place of Donald McCallum ;
Silas Jackson entered tenant E pt S } 80,
con. 5, in place of F. Burns. The follow-
ing parties had each one dog struck off :—
N. Thornton, A. Bryan, J. Robb, D.
Breckenridge, D. Ritchie, Wm. Thuell, R.
Gibson, James Hawthorn, A. K. McAllis-
ter, R. Bloomfield, Charles Campbell,
Wrn. McCracken, D. Pipe and S. Love,
George Hood and D. Meiklejohn had each
one bitch struck off and one dog added.
On motion of Wm. Iabister, seconded by
George Kirkby the Court of Revision was
then adjourned to meet again on the 80th
June at 10 o'clock, a. in. Council busi-
ness was then proceeded with and accounts
were ordered to be paid as follows :—P.
Cantelon, keel: of Fisher, $14 ; "Thomas
Proctor, repairing hill, $10 ; J. Galley,
cedar and putting in culvert on gravel
road, $89 ; Wan. Findlater, lumber and
culvert, $4.75 ; John Ainsley, plans and
specifications of bridge, $8.50 ; Duff &
Stewart, culvert of centre sideline, $7.68 ;
J. Jackson, culverts, $10 ; James Irwin,
assessment notices, $2.50 ; Misses Ex -
ford, charity, $7.50 ; James Shurrie, re-
pairing road, $7.00 ; D. M. Gordon, re-
mission of statute labor tor, $14.00;; Alex.
Clark, repairing culvert, - 81.00 ;; John
Watson, Assessors Salary, $80.00. Moved
by Wm. Iabister, seconded by Geo. Kirk-
by, that the Reeve and Treasurer be in-
structed to borrow $1,000 to meet cur-
rent expenditure. Carried. W. H.
Cloakey asked to be allowed to bring on
the Township Engineer in reference to a
proposed dram in his locality. After
hearing parties interested it was moved
by Thos. Code, seconded by Geo. Kirkby
that the said request be granted. Car-
ried. Moved by Geo. Kirkby, seconded
by Thos. Code that Jae. Bowman be in-
structed to let a job of placing 100 yards
of gravel on centre sideline, con. 2. Car-
ried The Council then adjourned to
meet again after Court of Revision on the
80th. June next.
War. C .mat, Clerk.
A. Traveller's Experience.
Grenville
Grey South
A Buohanan
G. MnKechnie
. Wm. Ford (Patron)
G.A.Wintermute (Ind.)
R. Dodson (Ind.)
3, A. Buabannan (Ind;
J. V. Gallagher J.L. Hay000k (Patron.
D.MoPl erean (Patron.
G.U.MOGillivray(End,
0 Bush J. Soobt (Patron)
D. MoNiohol (Patron,)
W. Metoall (Patron.)
„T. Gamey (Patron.)
Grey North ...,James Cleland ., ,.,.N. Read
Grey Center 0. W. Hartman 3 Rorke ......
Helton John husband Wm. Kerne
Haidimand Dr. Baxter
Hamilton Enst J. T. Middleton
Hamilton West ....Hon. J. M. Gibson
Hastings East N. Vermilyea
HasbingeWest W. H. Biggar G. W. Ostrom
Hastings North .... A. F. Wood
Huron East T Gibeon
Huron West
Huron South
Kent East
Tient West
Kingston
Lambton East
Lambton West ..
Lanark North
Lanark South
Lennox
Leeds
T. Garrow
M. Y. McLean
R, Pergueon
T. L. Pardo
Wm. Harty.
R. MoCormiek ...
,Chas. Mackenzie .
W. C. Caldwell
J M. Clerk
Thos. Smytlrington
D. Weismiller..
Jae, Clancy
...E, H. Smythe
•
Dr. Preston
A J. Matheson
,.Dr. Meacham
W. Beatty
Lincoln.....,.... Maj. Hisootb
London Thos. S. Hobbs ...... W. R. Meredith
Middlesex East R. W. Jackson
Middlesex West ....Hon. G. W. Rose John A. Leitoh
Middlesex North.... W. H. Taylor (Pat.)
Monok Hon. R. Harcourt ....
Mnekoka A. P. Cockburn G. E. Langfor
Norfolk North E. 0. Carpenter
Norfolk South W. A. Charlton
NorthumberlandEF. G. Webb
Northumberland W..0. 0. Field
Nipissing J Loughlin
Coterie North T. W, Chapple J Glendening
Ontario South Hon. J. Dryden ,.....R. Miller.....
E. H. Bronson T. MsVeitty .
Ottawa G. O'Keefe Durocher
Oxford North Sir 0. Mowat
Oxford South Dr. Maokay
Parry South James Sharpe W.R. Beattie.
Peel J Smith R. Crawford .
Prescott A. Evantarel
Perth North G. McPherson.. T. Magwood .
Perth South T. Ballantyne
Peterboro East ....Thomas Blezard
Peterboro West ....J. A. Stratton..
Prince Edward ....
Renfrew North, ....H. Barr
3.Tierney
.
Dr. Dowling
A. A. Campbell .
A Robillard John Lytler ..P. Cassidy (Ind.)
Wm. Harvey
• TILE LIFT; OF A C0M31ERCIAL MAN
NUT ALL SUNSHINE.
Constant Travel and Roughing it on
Weakness the most Robust—The Ex -
Peri mire
a Halifax Merchant While
on
Arcadian Receder, Halifax, N. S.
Mr. Percy J. A. Lear, junior partner
of the firm of Blackadar & Lear, general
brokers, 60 Bedford Row, Halifax, N. S.
comes from a family of commercial trav-
ellers. His tether, James Lear, was on
the road in Lower Canada with dry goods
twenty-three years, and few men were
more widely known and esteemed, and
the genial Percy himself has just retired
from the ranks of the drummer, after a
varied experience as knight of the grip,
which extended over seventeen years and
embraced almost every town and village
in Canada from the Atlantic to the Pa-
cific. He is an extremely popular young
man, a leading member of the Oddfellows'
fraternity, an officer in the 63 regiment
of militia and a rising merchant.
"How oomes it that you are so fat and
ruddy alter suoh a term of hustling rail-
road life and varied diet, Mr. Lear ?"
questioned the reporter.
"Well," was the answer, "it is a long
story, but one well worth telling. I
weigh 190 pounds to•day, and am in bet.
ter health than I ever before enjoyed in
ego I of down to
Twog
mylifeg
years 155 pounds. Constant travelling, rough.
ing it on trains and in country hotels
broke me ell up and left me with a nasty
ease of kidney complaint and indigestion.
My bead was all wrong, any stomach bad ;
I was euffering continual pains and diz.
ziness, my urine was extremely think and
gravelly. I began togetsoared. I con-
sulted several phyeioians in Montreal,
Winnipeg and other cities, lint their treat.
ment did not give me a particle of relief.
One day 1 bought it box. of Dr+ Williams'
John Senn (Patron.)
0. R. Smith (P 0,A.)
W. Hancock (P.P.A.)
A. McLaren (Patron.)
..R. 3. Graham (Temp.
J Haggerty (Ind. Con.
Wm. Milne Patron,
3.Counelly Patron.)
C. Darling (Patron.)
P. MOOallum (P: P. A.)
A, T. Gard (P.P.A.)
W. Gorse (Patron.)
• .3. Ferguson (Patron.)
..R. M. Brisooe (Patron.)
J B. Wilson (Patron.)
.R. Thompson (Patron.)
Wm. Shore (P.P.A.)
J. H. Alexander.
H. Crawford (Patron.)
d..
D. Dalton (Patron.)
G. Cross (Patron.)
W.A. Willougbby.J. B. Ewing (Patron.)
Geo. Mitchell.... James Kirk (Ind.)
S. Fourdier (Ind.)
Renfrew South ....
Russell
Simooe East A Misaampbell..W. Lawson (Patron.)
Simooe West Jas. Duff A. Currie (Patron.)
SimeoeCenter Robb. Paton A B Thomp,ion..J. Coutts (Patron.)
Stormont W. Mack 0. Fulton ......3. Bennett (Patron.)
Toronto East Dr. Ryerson .... J. Armstrong (Labor
sup. by Libe.)
' "A.. F' Molntyre (Ind.)
people, (8) That more attention might
begiven; to juvenile :temperance work, and
that the 'iubroduebiau;of the Seloob Degree
into oouneils would give interest to thorn,
(8) '.therefore, the optima would recom-
mend, (a) That lye keep in view the vast
1411 patience of the moral sua51011 idea.
(b) That its far as possible t einflusaloeo£
the Order be brolrght to bear on elnlre058,
to give spoeialIirominepce to the temper-
ance oause. (o) That Carmois exorcise
due oversight over the demeanor of mem.
hers. (d) That all members be urged to
use all wise legitimate moans possible to
further the crow of total prohibition, es.
peoiallybymaking it a matter of eon.
science at the polls,
J, H. Reid, on behalf of the Finance
Committee, reported that, .owing to the
absence of necessary papers, the ootat-
luibbes was unable to give, at present, the
exaot standing of the oounoil livanoially.
C. Horseman (Patron.)
W. Nancelsivell (Pat'n.)
J. Cross (Patron.)
S. McNeil (Patron.)
S Lancaster ....
H.C.W. Inch ..,.J.A.Davidson H.
James Gibeon....J. Cavan (Patron.)
J. Wilson (Temp. Ind.)
J Shaw
There wore also a number of minor re -
porta given by the other comnlittees,
Under the head of new busineda, it was
Moved by W. H. Butt, seconded by W, H.
Lewis, that this District Connell request
the Select Council to ask for pledgee from
all candidates for parliamentary lton0re
in bho differeut ridings, to support pro-
hibition when the question comes before
parliament.
It waa decided to hold the next Distriet
council at Hohnesville, between 15th and
50th of Jan, next.
Moved by3. H.Pypor, seconded by W.
H, Butts, that a hearty vote of thanks be
extended the Wingham Council for the
hospitality shown visiting councils during
the convention, which was replied to • by
Dr. Dowling, of Wiugharn council.
F. C. Emmen, Dist. Secy.
Toronto West G. ,G. S. Lindsey ....Ald. Crawford ..
Toronto North Joseph Tait G. F. Metter,...
Toronto South Charles Moss 0. A. Howland ..
Victoria East S. H. Carnegie ..W. Thurston (Patron.)
Victoria West Dr. John Molloy ....Robert Bryans ..3.Campbell (Patron.)
V.Otterbein (Patron.)
Waterloo North A. Robertson F. G. Gardiner (Ind.
Waterloo South ....3. D. Moore J. N. Sipes (Patron.
)
Welland W. M. German ......Win. McLeary ..
Wellington Eaet..,,John Craig .... ...... J. Hampton ....J. Parke (Patron.)
Wellington West..,.A. S. Allan Geo. Tooker (Patron.)
Wellington South ..J. Mavis: A. Darby (Patron.)
Wentworth North ..John J. Flatt ...,J.Nioholson(Pa.&Con.)
Wentworth South ..N. Awrey J Wilson
York East John Richardson ....E. B. Ryokman..
York West W. J. Hill J W. G. Sohn •'J Hutchinson (Ind.)
North E. J. Davie ( )
Pink Pills, and I made up my mind to
give them a good trial. They seemed to
help me and I bought a second, third and
fourth box, and they oared me, My
stomach was all right, the dizziness left
my head : no more lassitude, and all bra.
ces of my kidney disease disappeared.
I was a new man, and gained flesh lm.
mediately, and have never been troubled
since. I consider my case astonishing,
because kidney complaint, especially 'gall
stones, is hereditary in our family. It
helped to burry my father to an early
grave, and an uncle on my mother's aide,
Dr. Whittle, of Sydney, Australia, had
been a chronic sufferer from gall stones
from boyhood. I was so impressed with
the virtnee of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
that I took the trouble to send Dr. Whit.
tie two boxes all the way to Australia.
Since my discovery of the benefits of
these wonderful little pink coated exter-
minators of disease, I have recommended
the remedy far and wide, and I could
enumerate dozens of oases where they
have been efficacious.
An analysis shows that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills contain in a condensed form
all the alemente necessary to give new
life to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are an unfailing specific
for all diseases arising from an impover.
ished condition of the blood, or from an
impairment of the nervous system, such
ae lose of appetite, depression of spirits,
anemia, chlorosis or green siokneee,
general muscular weakness, dizziness,
lose of memory, locomotor ataxia, para.
lysis, sciatica, rheumatism, St. Vitus'
dance, kidney and liver troubles, the aft-
er effects of la grippe, and all diseases de-
pending upon a vitiated condition of the
blood, such as scrofula, obronio, eyrsipe.
las, etc. They are also a epeoifio for the
sensor to the female system,
buildingsnow the blood, and restoring
the gloof health to the pale and sal-
low oheeke. In the case of men they ef-
fect a radical euro in all oases arising
from mental worry, overwork or excesses.
Sold by all dealers or sent by. mail, post
paid, at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for
$2.60,by addressing the Dr. Williams
Medians) Company, Brookville, Ont., or
pan y,
Schenectady, N. Y. Beware of imilati.
one and substitutes alleged to be ',lust ae
good."
DISTRICT MEETING OF THE
R. T. OF T.
GQ IDA -r1§
Home Seeker's Excursions
1894
From all stations on the line of the
Grand Trunk
Timms WILL ns BOLD ON
June 12, Good to Return until Aug. 11.
June 19, Good to Return until Aug. 18.
June 26, Good to Return until Aug. 25.
July 17, Good to Rsttun until Sept. 15.
To the following points at ratesnamed
DELURAINE }$28
RESTON
ESTEVAN
BINSOARTH
MOOS OMIN
REGINA �/1
ItORKTON } $9
YORTiTUN
CALGARYLBEitT } e 3 !J -
RDD DEER - - L 6�0
EDMONTON • f $
'Winnipeg Agricultural and Industrial
Exhibition will be held from July 28rd to
90th, inclusive. and July 17th has been fixed
upon forE Excursion
nExhibitio0 enable passengers to
atte
d the
The Royal Templars of Huron held
their District meeting at Wingham,
Thursday, June 14th, with a good repre-
sentation from all parte of the district.
District Councillor, J. E. Tom, in the
chair. After the minutes of the preced-
ing meeting, held in Seaforth, Jan. 27th,
were read, a striking committee +svgs ap-
pointed, oonsisting of Bros. Davis, Cen-
tralia ; Dobson, Fordwich ; Pickard,
Holmesville, and SistersBeatty, Seaforth;
McKay, Goderich, who proceeded to
draft the Standing committees.
Tho reports of D. Councillor, D. Seoy.
anti Treasurer were then given, after
which the advisability of dividing the
district into two divisions was discussed,
but when the vote was token, it was de.
cided not to make any division at present.
Fordwich council, on request, was
granted permission to withdraw from
Huron jurisdiction and join Wellington,
if permitted by that district. The places
in Huron District where the district meet-
ings are likely to be held being very diffi-
cult to reach from Fordwich, so it was
thought advisable to transfer,
G. Penhale, Exeter, reported for the
committee on "The distribution of reports
endpapers." He thought that the fuller
report each council obtained of matters
Pertaining to the work the better, and
that a copy of the Weekly Templar should
be placed in the hands of every family re.
presented in the council.
J. H. Pyper, of Seaforth, in hie report
for committa on "Opening and resuscitat-
ing councils," said that new councils
might be started in Clinton, Zurich, Hill's
Green, Dashwood and other places, and
when any counoil had become extinct,
i
those aounails in the immediate neighbor-
hood
hood might see to the resuseiating of
such.
The committee for "Temperance work"
reported through their chairman, Mr.
Dobson, who said, (1) That it retroepecb
of the act half year was satisfactory ;
showed
major-
ity
veto she v
the lab g ]
it' n of the
plebiscite
o to prohibition it in favor of the total
lignor traffic ; that no stone should be
left unturned that would induce the powers
that be to give effect to the wishes of the
J. N.IKENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels,
80 DAYS
Home seekers' Excursions
a$isl
From all stations on the line of the
JUNE 22,1891
Venal% IYIDL Pel, Soho ON
June 111, Goad to Return marl AUG, 11.
Juno 15, Good to lietuim until. Aug, 18
J nlie'se, Oood to Return until Aug, !16
July 17, Good to Return until Sopa 1e ,
To the following points at ratesnamed
DN1 010AINl9
ESTOESTVO I
NN
R , f'
BINBO A1RV' I-
1n00501UIN
INA �
O
REGINA.
I
tlosEAw
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BETON ,r ll
RIiTON
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FRINGE ALBERT,
CALGARY
RED DEER - -
EDMONTON - -
.1 3 5
1 4O
'Winnipeg Agricultural and Industrial
Exhibition willbo bald from July 280d to
Nth, inclusive, and July 17th has boon fixed
upon for Exoursion to enable passengers to
attend the Exhibition.
J. T, PEPPER,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
rani Concert 1
TOWN HALL,
BRUSSELS,
MONDAY
JULY 2nd,
.Li''VEN
Under the auspices of Court Princess
Alexandria C. O. F.
The following talent will take part :—
AGNES KNOX
(MRS. CHARLTON BLACK)
Lecturer on Rhetoric and Elocution in
the New England Conservatory of
Music, Boston.
Zany. W. Bich,
Humorous Vocalist and Caricaturist,
TORONTO.
PROF. HAWKINS, Pianist.
BRUSSELS ORCH.ISTRA—
H. L. Jecxsme, Leader.
This is a Rare Treat.
DON'T MISS IT.
TURNIP SEED I
We have 720W in stoop the following
varieties of Turnip Seed viz. :
Hall's Westbury
Sutton's Champion
Sharpe's Improved
Skirving's Improved
Royal Norfolk,
East Lothian
Elephant or Monarch
Bangholm
Grey Stone, Yellow Aberbeen.
ALL - GUARANTEED - FRESH.
Our Stock throughout is well assorted
and Prices Right.
s
Look al Yours
degammenamesInesMOMII
VV 0 0At tho LISTOWEL
'Woollen rasetory
S. F. BROOK & SON
DRESSED
In one of our
1�►t11 V%ool Suits
And you will be astonished at the
Elegance of your
Pay the Highest Market Price, Cash or Trade.
In exchanging goods for wool, we will pay a Few Cents Above The Market Price,
gnnranteeing to gall our goods at rook bottom aeeh pricee. Come with your friends
and gee our tremendous stools in all lines of
Appearance.
Wear it for a few months and you
will be astonished at its
our stook is open for inspeotfon, and is the best seleoted stook ever shown by
any Woollen Factory in Canada, Do not fail to call and see for yourselves our Fine
Grey Flannels at 25o. per yard that will not shrink in washing. We have made up
it spaniel line of all Wool Tweeds at 40o, per yard. Something never before shown
for the money.
Roll carding, Spinning and Manufacturing,
Tweeds, Flannels, Blankets, &c.
can
Done on short notice and best of work gun Parties guaranteed. P from a distance
rely on getting their rolls souls the same dray. Would advise to hand pick all wool
for roll carding, and you will be sure to get good rolls. All we ask is for you to give
Pee a trial. We deal honestly with everybody and you will find ug always ready to
give the most prompt and eareful'attention to all.
B. F. BROOK & SON.
name Lam' P. S.—beware of peddlers. We underetiand they aro using ourn
make salsa, Put them down as frauds of the worst kind, We allow no peddlars to
sell our goods.
Wearing Qualities,
Ask the Price and you will be
astonished at the
We offer Men's Snits, All Wool,
for -
$5.00.
Men's Serge Suits, all sizes, well
made, strongly trimmed, for
$3.25.
Men's Suits that were $10.00 for
$7.75.
Men's Suits that were $8.00 for
$6.00.
We have about 100 Men's Suits
that were from $12.00 to $15.00.
We have decided to clear them
out and will give you your choice
of the lot for
$10. 00.
Youths' Suits from $3.00 to •
$10.00.
Boys' Suits for $1.00.
Boys' Suits, all wool, from 22 to
29 breast measure for $1.50.
Too lYlany Tweeds !
To Clear we will Sell our
50c. Tweed
75
$1.00
1.25
1.50
1t
for
ec
CC 11
t1 1t
Y1 Ft
350.
550
750
$1.00
1.15
Produce Taken.
SM1II1 &
ilcLareu1