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0' V jNGELICAL.—Services 10 a.m. - and 7 p.m
£abhath -School at 2 p.m. C. I,ie:.emer,
Superintendent. Cottage pr ayertneeting Wednes-
day evening at 7:1,0. Young People's meeting
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Choi- practice Friday
ev.^ni*.g at 8 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Haast,Pastor.
it;ESBYTEI1IA.N.—Services 10:30 a.m, Sab-
bath School 9:30 a.m. J. H. Moore, Snperin=.
owl ent. Pray ermeeting, Wednesday evening at
o'clock. 1:ov. R. `v. Gallagher, Paster.
C. CHURCH, Sacred Heart. of Jesns. Rev.
1'H ;iter ev, 1. P. Services every Sunday,
alternatively at 8:10 a.ro. and 10 a.m. Vespers
ever; ether Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday School at
2:3'.' p.m. every other Sunday.
LUTHERAN. --Bev. Dr. Miller, pastor. Ser
vices the last three Sundays of every month
at 2:30 p.m. Sunday School at I:30.p.m.
tETHODIST.—Services 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m
Sabbath School 2:30p.m. G. Carle, Superin-
tendent. Prayermeeting, Thursday 8 p.m. • Bev.
W. B. Danard, Pastor. .
SOCIETIES.
M.B.A., No. 70—meets in their hall on the
• evening of the second and fourth Thurs-
days in each month.
]i. WEII,ER, Sec. Gno. HERRING -En, Pres.
C•
0.F.--Court Mildmay, N. 186, meets in their
L. hall the second and last Thursdays in each
month. Visitors always welcome.
J. ScnWErrz1R, C. R.
JOHN Meaux, R. S.
�O.C.F. No. 166—meets in the Forester's Hall
j, the second and last Thursday in each
month, at 8 p.m.
W.R. AnMoms, Conn._
E. N. BIITCHART, Ree
THE MILDMAY GAZETTE,.
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Local business notices 5e. per line each inser-
tion.
Contract advertisiilg payable quarterly.
J. W. GREEN.
Grand Trunk Time Table.
Trains leave Mildmay station as fol-
lows :
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Express ...... 7.15 a. m. Mixed 10.55 a,m
Mail...... ...... 11.55 " Mail 2.5 p.m
Mixed.. 5.20p.m Express 9.4 p.m
Mr. Frank Hesch has recently pur-
chased a frame residence, on Simpson
5 t.
Mr. Samuel Harper, who has been ill
with typhoid fever for some time past
is now convalescent.
Mr. C. Schurter has been absent on a
trip to Toronto and other . _places the
past week, returning -home yesterday.
Reeve Liesemer has recently bought
a lot on Elora St., near Schweitzer
Bros.' mill, from Mr. Frank Desch, and
intends to erect a fine brick building on
it in the. spring.- _
Mrs. Alex. Brahman and children are
absent at present, visiting_ with her par-
ents at Hamilton. Miss Bauer, who
spent the past couple of -weeks here, re-
turned with her.
The auction sale at Mr. Wm. Carne-
gie's, last Tuesday, .was well attended,
and, one the whole, Auctioneer Hins-
perger succeeded in getting good prices.
The Patrons of Indutry will hold a
convention at Brussels on the 23rd inst.,
for the purpose of nominating a candi.
date to contest East Huron in their'in-
terests, if they think it advisable.
The Canadian colored Jubilee Sing-
ers gave two concerts here this week t.
full houses, under the auspices of the
Mildmay C.O.F. The troupe is a good
one and made many friends here by
their excellent demeanor and abilities.
The poplar trees at the rear of Mild-
array's fine public school are to be cut
at once, and tenders are asked . for the
frosting of the windows. Our school is
one of the most efficient in the Inspec-
torate, and the trustees are leaving
nothing undone to keep it in perfect
working order.
Miss Marie Butchart started for To-
ronto on Wednesday, intending to re-
main for some time, having accepted a
positions in, a dry goods house there.
She will vis .with friends in Galt for a
short time here proceeding to the
city. Miss Batchart is , an attractive
and accomplished your ady. and will
be much missed from social circles here.
The fire alarm was Sounae I just after.
ciommlttee� to .look after the. eats o,.,
their' tailorshop halving caught fire. ; Messrs Band, McNally!i Co:, the cel Notwithstanding theefiercer snnowstorin ` the patrons. The .patrons appointed
skirl , D. A. Harkness` auditor for1894.'- The: ebrated.publishers of Chicago and New.
.Servant girl wan _a. -App1 sat this
oCe.
Rcbt. Edmunson, hasbeen in:
Manitoba for. once time past was home
for a' week or so visiting with • his par-
ents. On -Monday of last week he
started from Mildmay on what is, even
in these days of travel, considered a
very long journey, his destination being
Natal, South Africa, which he expects
to reach- in about. six weeks. He has
ocepted a lucrative offer to travel as
agent through that country and will be
absent for some years.
Miss Susie Schultheis left Mildmay
last Monday for Milwaukee, Wis., where
shewill take the veil, becoming a Sister
of the Order of Notre Dame. Miss
Schultheis has been absent from Mild-
may for -the past two years, in a con-
vent aj Chicago, and her home coming
on this occasion was to take a final
farewell of her family and friends prior.
to becoming a nun. Her sister, Miss
Mary, cane- home Buffalo: in ender to
enjoy this last visit, and the two sisters:
left on. the same train for their respect
ive destinations.
The newspaper difficulty .in :Arthur
village -has been amicably settled by
merging into one, Mr. M. C. O'Donnell,.
ex -Reeve of Arthur township, having
bought both. The Enterprise had not
satisfied . quite a few in Arthur, and a
strong agitation for a seconds paper res-
ulted. Mr. D. Brockelbank made stren-
uous efforts to bay out the lEnterprise,
but without success. so a year or so ago
the News was launched by l ini. He
proved himself an able. editor, but the
field was small, and when Mr. O'Don-
nell purchased the Enterprise a few
weeks ago no difficulty was experienced
in amalgamating the two papers. Ar-
thur is the gainer as the new pepet is a
large and well -printed sheet which
would do credit to a much larger place.
- The past week -or se has produced
a choice variety of weather. The crisp
atmosphere and splendid:sleighing that
pervaded the early part.of_lost. week.
was superceded by a spring-like. balmi-
ness which caused the overcoats ,and
snow to disappear withi a iikeelerity.
On Friday evening, a gen ins heavy
thunderstorm ---inch as is freely -wit
messed twice ins lif(3time'ini' ebrUars'—
passed over this section. The thunder
must have cooled the air,-$ melt, for
Saturday brought a snow -storm which
gained in volume until Sunday evening
and Mom when:-�a..:pe fect b i d-.
prevailed which has again mode. the:
sleigning good:where.the SI** is are
not too extensive. At present the.
weather is fine, but the immediate fte;-
Lure is quite uncertain, end _ merchant
are in doubt whether to decorate their
store fronts with linen des 3ra.. or fur
overcoats.
The adjourned annual meeting. of
the Patrons of Mildmay C.esnor was:
in the. town hall on Fri„ slay the `9th inst.
A fair attendance of Patrons were on
zur 'seeekee fe 838" Teary from Oi1e
and- three tenth' mills on the dollar.to
four -and one .half mills, and to-aggre-
vate the evil:the sehoot with- the lowest
assessment /Set year received from Leg-
islative-grant
eg-
islative e-grrant and municipal equivalent
combined, nineteen -dollars and seventy
five cents, whereas another school rec-
eived eighty-seven dollars and seventy
cents from; .the same sources
remember several years ago the
school inspector for East Bruce reported
that in the northern part of the county
there was a still greater inequality in
school assessments than there was at
that time. in the township of Carrick.
Now- one of the results of the present
system is. that the weaker sections have
to be content with third class teachers
and to be continually changing them
because three years is the limit set for
the life of a teacher with - a third class
certificate.-- It its apprentice work the
greater part of the time, while in the
larger sections they - can afford to pay
for experienced, successful teachers and
they can keep one -that suits, as long as
the teacher is willing to stay with them.
mit ;only- so, the larger bection pays its
teacher with:a lower rate on the dol-
lar than the'weak section with the in-
experienced teacher. I am casting no
reflections on our third class teache3rs;
for my experience has been that a large
proportion of thein. turn oat successful
teachers, but the evil is that. the weak
school -sections are .not able to choose
between third class and those of a high-
er grade on account of the higher salary
demanded by the letter, and so have to
run`the disk of drawing a- blank some
years, and when -they succeed in getting
a good teacher they mae�t soon part with
him or her and_repeat the process again.
One of the causes of unequal assess
rnents in _Public school sections is our
separate school system. And I -main-
tabs-that
main-tabs_that when tint legislators by their
legislation make it possible for: a public
=sohcaiiection= to be saddled with an in-
tolerable burden of taxation, it is the
bounden duty of said legislators to pro=
vide a remedy so that no Public School
Section: should suffer by being "_made to
Carty the burden alone. This remedy
maybe easily .provided by causing.
township councils to levy, by a general
rate on all public school supporters with-
in their jurisdiction, enough to equalize
taxation for school purposes. Then
each. school section would have all the
advantages a townshipool board
'system _ wi o its disadvantages.
Each school section would' -have full
controlef its own 'affairs without any
_uneq ual or njast taxation. I am giv
ting .' no opinion -in this ' letter of the
merits and demerits' . of the Separate
School system ; I.merely state what I
have'observed to'Sbe `some of its effects
on some -of. our hablie Sehool,sectior's.
'Yours truly,
- Jets JOHNSTON. •
Auction Sales.
hand. Mr. Fred Filsinger occupied -the Parties getting their sale bilis printed
chair. Jas. Johnk.'-on acted as secret-
ary. The report of the auditors .was
read and . after considerable discussion,
amended by wiping out the balance due
the butter maker in considatibn of this
being able to put the butter on ..the.
market in a cheaper package that the
tin lined tub. The secret �.-calied tile.
attention of the patrons present,to the
importance of having corn €odder for
the cows when the grass fad, It es_
agreed by all present that corn was the
cheapest and best substitute for pasture.
in the months of August, - SSegtember
and October. It kept - up the- flow of
milli and also kept the.cows in good
condition. There was considerable die*
cos as to how the creamery should -
be run for the year 1894 after which;it
was moved and carried that Mr: jai,
Johnston run the creamery this year -on'
his own- respousibikty and-thatthe path
rens be paid within three and one half
cents per pound . of. what the butter is
sold for free on board at Mildmay. Mr.
John Morrison, Mr. Fred..Filsinger. and
at this office will receive .a notice of
the sale in the GAZETTE free. We
have everry facility for: turning out
first-class wore quickly and cheap.
No need of going past the .GezETTE.
Roth English and Gorman.
An auction sale of farm, farm stock,
implements, etc., _will be held an lct 44,
con. D. Carrick, on, Tuesday, Feb. 20th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m. And-
rew ,Bingh m,.prcprietor, F. Hinsperger,
auctioneer. - See advertisement. -
RELIEF IN.- six. Houss.--Distressing
kidney and Bladder -diseases relieved
in-six,.h( yrs b the -Great South Ameri-
can Kid) ey .Cure. You cannot afford
to pass:this.magic relief . and cure.
Sold at. MildinayeDrng Store.
A Great offer.
The Globe of :Toronto is offering
great inducements is commotion With
their. weekly for 1894; ` _To all.':sub
scribers *ho; forward them one dollar
by the. end of December next, they will..
send. The 'gee cly GlOke for 1894; and,
Mr Cleo. _13nxneit 'were appointed a ald-tien, present them witl.�t a copy
noon on Mouda.y, a chimney at SElgul; • inter f. of "Hints for the Million" published by
which raged the fireman were q g
o ,but- sex -vices a ,� Y ex -1 in l�ivitis $5169.90. For May, dAne
ed, thee have easily ng-nisle3d bemire any ciaan>�;o�a`ion .
into -News leads the worid * cls: `pear lb. For August #t -o‘ , yst For-
The Torie
. _ balance of the semen, l8i; cls• enterpraf late ` It P ��
Public School
G azette --tocol
who it a l- IIOW *or* ve
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their w yrs happily n,.t,, total aniount paid for butter�t&patrons
and 3n1 - the price paid patros ' was 16..
ti e y
4 to . - _ phic;"aespatches>_ from
seat of merit, :Brazil, aeca ed by
waving& Blastrating OD- events sa-
aced. Whether the News
no double e _ ..
liy te-letn
the neem*,
eta t_
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York.,
This work is an intvalusble book o"
the' hold.
reference .and haluly.• f or e`hOttse
.
bcing.a compendicni of new and vein-'
able:resipe'end:* uggestions on hygter e:
medicitrave
ne, sine ate, I1
- s .
-batiste kit-;
The regular
is worth. DDR
bewithout a copy of "Rents for the
Million." --Spirit of the Tinges.
REEUMATISSI' CURED IN A DAY. --South
American Rheumatic Cnre, for Rheum.
atism and Neuralgia, radically cures iu
1 to 8 -days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. The
first dose greatly benefits. -'Y-.75 cents.
Fold at Mildmay Drug Store.
English Spavin Linihient removes all
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and
Blemishes horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone. Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sine and Swollen Throat,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by nee of one
bottle. Sold at Mildmay Drug Store.
BORN.
in Carrick, on Feb. lith, the wife of Mr. Wm.
Lelwig, of a daughter. '
Mildmay Market Report. - -
Carefully corrected
the GAZETTES :
Fall wheat per bn
Spring " -
Oats
Peas
13arley..
Potatoes
Smoked meat per lb........
Eggs per doz
Butter per lb
Dressed pork...
every -week for
$ 56 to $ 58
56 to 58
30 to 32
51 to 52
85 to 38
32 to 48
9 to 10
12 to 14
17 to 18
$53Qto550
...
Dog Lost.
On Friday, Feb. 2nd, a brown and white cock-
erel Spaniel, about five months old, quite curly
hair, ieng ears, bob -tail with white tip, answers
to name "pup." Finder will be suitably reward-,
ed. Bring dog or leave word at
GAZETTE OFFICE.
dor Sale.
One of the Best Business
Stands in Mildmay.
ALSO stock of Flour Feed and Groceries.
Dwelling and wood -shed attached, Good
stable and shed for rigs. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. Apply to
GEO. I(LMIIERT.
One door west of Schneider & Miller's,
Mildmay,
NLW
Harness
Shop
inL
Full Stock of Harness Goods of all -
kinds.
First Class Leather.
First -Class Workmanship.
. Prices Low.
CTAS. UHLMA 1',.
()pp. Post Office,"
100\ Cords Wood
Wanted by
GEO. E. LIESEM'ER;
The Leading 13lacksmith.
CALL and see him A fine stock of cutters
and sleighs on hand. Prices Bight. .
Mlle le is the place where you can get your Horse
Shoeing and all kinds of -General Black-
sinithing done right. Cheap and. Neat.. -
I have a new machine for Lifting Stones
which is made simply and does its . work easily.
One horse can lift a stone out of its bed with
this machine which takes two horses to move
without it. Call and see it and get Prices.
-• GEO. E. LIESEMER.
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T x.11.s .ithing
Business
��.
Next-Hauck's Hotel,
Elora St., (south ;end).
CALL and. see the -BIG STOCK.
�. FILSINGER.
ji�use •• for Sal.a,•
One Rranie House.on.8impson St.,,fitied~iip'or
two -families. •
Another single dwsllulg:en Simpson St, frame
Good, comfortable, will finished frame_ house'
on A bsaloiµ' St, -
All have good stables on the lots.
Will be sold o as -.
Apply: to
JAS. JOHNSTON.
lit sop
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3oetz bl? .s a=fig,
fora.or of
r s,pe feet satis=fae
-:their-cue=
erence and
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Good -day my friend4,I've come at last
To thank you all for favors past.
When you the Elora Road travel,
'_hat fine Macadamised and gravel.
At 1 iildrnay be sure and stop; _
Come in and view my carriage shop.
l'll.mend or make your Plow or Harrow,..,
Stoneboat and Wheelbarrow.
I have Cutters made of every grade,
And Buggies neat and fine;
They are painted by as jovial boys
As ever crossed the line.
Our felloes and spokes are made -of oak
Most excellent and good,
For ages past, they have stood the blast
In our Canadian wood.
The ironwork too, is something new,
The best that you can find.
Of good, tough Swede, T have agreed
To suit the public mind.
In this great age aailroad speed,
I'm sure you do a carriage need.
Your wives and daughter labor bard,
'Tis flit they should have some reward. .
So when you come away from home,
If that be "nay the fash,"
Just bring the dust, don't let it rust,
There is nothing like the Cash.
With many thanks for past favors I remain,
Respectfully Yours, ..
J. SCHUETT & SONS
The .pioneeriCarriage and Wagon makers. .
Mildmay, Ont.
VALUABLE
Farm for Sale
BY AUCTION.
THE farm comprises 200 acres, being Lots 43
and 44, Con. D, Carrick. Fine two-storey
stone residence, good bank barns and other
-
buiildings, plenty of splendid water. Excellent ,
land, in first class condition, 9 acres in fall wheat
and all cultivated fields twice plowed last fall..
Terms made known on day of sale. If the fare-..
is not sold by auction it will be offered for rant
for a term of years. The aucciou sale will %e <
held on
LOT 44, CON. D, CARRICK,
On Tuesday, Feb. loth, 1 894
_ The following property will also be sold at the
saute time and place : 2 Percheron mares, 4
years old ; 1 Percheron mare, 3 years old ; 1 Per-
cheron mare, 8 years old; 1 Percheron mare, 9
years old ; 1 Clyde horse, three years old, . and -1.
two years old ; 1 Clyde mare two years old. and .
1 -one year old ; 4 uxiich cows, 3 heifers, three
years old ; 4 steers, one year old ; 2 heifers, one
year old; 3 steer and 1 cow. feeders, 4 calves, one
brood sow, 7 shotes, 15 ewes with lamb, 1 Oxford
ram. 3 lumber wagons, 1 spring wagon, top bug-
gy cutter, 3 sleighs, 1 Maxwell binder, Princess
harvester, mower, horse rake, combined seeder,
spring -tooth cultivatr, disc harrow, iron harrow, _
wooden harrow, 2 sod plows, 1 stubble plow, iron_.
gang plow, turnip sower, turnip seubler, laud
roller, stump puller, 2 saddles, 1 set light double,
harness, lignt single harness, 2 setts plow har-
ness, 1 weigh -scales (600 lbs), 2 fanning :mills, 1
straw -cutter and horse power, 1furnace boiler, 2
sugarkettles, 1 grain cradle, 3 cross -cut saws,
horse hay -fork, washing machine, crank churn, 6
milk cans, whiffletrees, scythes, forks, shovels
hoes, a large quantity of household fnrniture, ;
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tion.
TERMS of SALE.—Ali, sums of $5 and under,
cash. On sums over that amount 10 months
credit will be given on furnishing good approved.,.
joint notes. 7 pei cent discount allowed off for
cash on all credit sums.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock, a. m., sharp.
F.1•iINSPERGEn, . A. BINGHAM.
Anctioneer. Propriet or-
dNO. BRETHOUR,
FINE AND $tUUU
Insurance Agent:
NITR011EIVTI3 J ...
agemasawrs :
Weill ggton Mutual Fire Insurance Co.:.
Waterloo Mutual Fire insuraLce Co.
Perth Mutual Fire Insuranoe Co.
Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Ca -
Mercantile insurance Co.
Etna insurance 0o.
Give John A Call.
PETER HEP INSTALL
Fordwich.
General insurance
Agency.
Oall and get your Will made.
Or call and get
Dr. Wilford Hall's Hygienic pamphlet; ' Maw,
nelous Triumph Over Disease Without Medi -1
cine," at half former cost.
Or ANY"INS1JRANCE. either on Tillage or Etat
farm property.
Or any writing you require.
Or a loan on real estate at the lowest rates:
CATS. ArrswAu.
P. HEPINSTA.14.
duet Received by,
IlAstono Bios,
M the
*able & Stone
WORKS -
A fixe Assortment o44-
G- ►nite Monumen - .
of every style. Mso a large amount ilk` ; f
the
Bg$T NEW YOB MARBLE,.
We -are therefore] preparekto fnrnlsbA'
Monuments -and Headstones at -43s as r....
3rT RZDUCEb Prices.
It Will #gi° ;before piaci