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' The -artiOn ' 14in Government in
ereatIng tite of •o;2 Dairy Cettnini4r!
sioner ter the .DominiOn, hes riloretba#
re011iOd tho prodiettons a,nd expeetne,
tion Of thoe who asked for4t, u .the
ilrot,DoPilnien Dairy. ‘Convention held
•at' Ottawa, ba,s1889. •The appointriten
Wb.414-fule'iti 11390t: 0,11d..eVOPY..00,1ittafteiP
• knOTys-that, 4aineS W4 ROliertsOn Waitf,
the inaii'phosen•for,t40 place. •
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During Arst Year the Dit00in.
inissiontie viSited; prOVineea. tO
exantinatiOn Of ti*
:00Praitien Of.'411iiry end, :the
testittrees Adapted. theteto,, iii
Witb -4. view to rePlat'tin to,: the. Gior
erunient 'what conid; edooe,19r,the
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DATA*. ,STATIONS'.'t •
• As -an butcOnienfth soit.00n!sjApsti,
galena arid obserVatiOrr.a the needs of
tbe. dilfereiltPreVince.si li reeotnnietd17,
sd tho ooto,pwholeot ot,x3ortotv:goori,
•-11i4lItta Dairy 'statio,o4..tey the, mimber
ittlqa.t.'orie'in, eVerYPY9vi,40%wrfOre
• the.Coriditiena were ready, The GOY.-
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ernineti.t pinced „ Stiro of --$A0,009 stintate$'for that Pnro.oser-iT the
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110 gbaca, of theSe StUtionS was tO
•give praeticiititlestratiOnt 9. the farmers:
.„•,differtartf iStrict*- Of, the., beinifita
that weillti ..,restllt to themselvesfiFoto
the, adoption of, the best inetin'ais -of
doirying, These stati.ona were to be '
oel.-Ve the nlea‘ns ip,tredocing
terAt1' :aeprtures in dairy
roctice, whiCh. .peolitable but
,not Well known to: the majoritv of
fatinors. ,
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gertion ; not exCeeding' save:1.14658, 50 emits toe flrdt I,
iOsertion and 25-eents for .eachlollowing int:eaten.
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The -,Mo is "Council met July 30th,
1894. Reeve in ,the chair, Minutes of
last Meeting: :read and passed, On
. /notion of Ishister, seconded by Code,
• the Reeve and Jas. Bowitan were in.
,structed.to eXarriiiie center Sideroad,
con, 4, ahd havie the same put in a
• „proper•etate Of repair,. On motion of
” Code, secended by Kirkby, Jas." Bow-
man was instructed te.let „a job of ditch
And: culvert at let 23 on 3ra con. line.
On motion of Bowman; seconded by
Code, Geo. ICirlrby. 'Was instructed to
expend $11.00 in cutting out allowanee
. at lots 25 and 25 on 7th con. line. On
motion of Kirkby, seconded by Code,
the Reeve and 'treasurer were insteuct-
.6a to borrow. $560.o0 to meet °intent
.rexPenditure. (in.inotionof Ishister,
seconded by Kirkby, by-law Na. 6,
1891, waSditty rend end passed. The
following aceounts were.orilered to be
paid: -For gravel -C. Campbell, $2;
Win, Martin, 0.81; E. Irwin, $3.85;
John McCracken, $3.75; Jas. McArter,
•$3.55f Wm. Sholdice, $3.20; 11, Jack -
:son,,, :$4.70; R. Skelton, $3.35;,Corpora,-
•; thin of East.'Wawahosh, $3;60; Geo.
Taylor, 40cts; Gee. Hewitt, $2.22; W.
Innes, $2,40; Win. Wilson, $3.61; Silo.
ftewitt; $3; D. Farquharson,
Sooch, $4,25; I. Errington, $t55; Jas.
_Martin, 53 ctir I. Sellars $a99; F.
Wright, $2.80; S. Duff
Stewart, lurrilier, $3.63; Win. Elston,
wood. th Exfords• $4.37; R. Warteiek,
• gravelling near 1:ridge at stone school
hotise; $10.15; Johe Casernore, spread-
ing gravel, 63 eta: R. Pipe, diteli and cul-
vert, $5.50; H. Mooney, horse hire on
east geavel road. $1.00; Mooney, in-
speeting bridges, $12.00; A. 3. Carter,
gravelling on Smith boundary, $30.40;
John Mills, do, $0.10; Wm. Brans,
Spreading gravel,- $2.50; 1, Burns, do
$3.7$; E. Littleton', ditch atid culvert:,
$6.00; Geo. White, gravelling on -7th
line, $20,00; Jasi ditching on 7th
$7.25; 1. Wad, srreading rairel
and repairing tivo. culverts, $6. R.
Hughes., ditch Oh centre Sideline, ,con,
7, $24.75;'E. Cantelon, gravelling on Oth
$10.34 John, Cook, spreadin b
gravel, $1.'70; P, Caritelon, ;keep o f
Fisher, $8.001 Cantelon, repairing b
Clark's bridge, $1:254 H. Laing, part t
tutYluent 'en Hogg's' bridgef $150.00i b
'Lang, repairing Clitriee end Stinahitie
bridges and. meking, roadway, -$3100.; D
, Int). Mains, eontract on West gravel i
• Toad, $98.Wm
55; : Scott, Spreading p
ravel oil Weat.; bnundatiy, $6.90, p
graclitig road, $6,00 L,
Dickinson., tierelees re-htidge• arbitre-
tiOri, $60; E. tang, bitialld0 flogg's 0
,bridge,,$218.00';, MiSsea Dxford, charity,,
,Dor the promee of. Ontario, the first
gurPose was to inVeatigate the quali-
ties of cheese which. wool(' restilt from
different rnethods of handling the curd,
salting it; Curing the eheese, etc., eta,
and also to discover Whether it would
be praetica,ble to Pay ter. prink on a, fair
bae.s according to 1,ts quality and quan-
tity. The two branches of work were
take'n up. arid the. full details of ex-
periments conducted were published
videlY. As a result the monthly bul-
etins,"of notes for cheese -makers' are
generally fellowediu all the provinces
and the use of the Babeopk
hereby milk can he paid for justly ac-
ording to the fat Whieh ,it cbutains,
s becoming commOri. However, the
ain Work of the Dairy Stationi 111
aerie, has hem to encourage farm -
I'S to take up the manufacture of hut -
ter during the winter in factories
here Cheese are made during the
onths of summer.
WINT'ER STATIONS.
Two Winter -dairying Stations were
tarted in 1891:92. The farmers Tete
ell satisfied with returns, which were
bout 90 . cents per 100 lbs. of milk he -
ides the *skim -milk returned to them.
y the winter of 189394, but was made
t five Dominion Dairy Stations in On-
ario during the winter ; and 18 other
inter •creameries were run by private
nterpristh
e on the lineslaid down at e
airy Sta Woes.
The butter-inalcing of the province
as been much improved and a yery
rge expansion of the manufacture of
reautery butter during the winters is
ure to, go on.
At the same time, the attention of
miters has been particularly called to
he advantage of providinjg corn ensil-
ge or some similar cheapibulky feed
r winter; and large numbers of new
ilos have been built.
• IN QII.ERFIC.
For theprovince' of Quebec, the aim
f the Dairying Servide has been to im-
rove the quality of the cheese and
• butter up to an equality with the best
from any part of the Dominion. The
Assistant Dairy Commissioner and an
expert in cheesernaking travelled in
the .prOvince during 1892 and 1893,
working in conjunction with the in-
spectors of Syndicates of factories. In
dthe autumn of 1892, it was decided to
combine the branch Dominion Dairy -
Station for Quebec with a Dairy
School to be established at St. Hyacin-
the by the Provincial Dairy Associa-
tion. -That was done, the school build-
ing and enuipine,nt were provided by
the Association, and the Dairy Com-
missioner took charge as Director,
Practical instructiens in cheese -mak-
ing, butter:making and niilk-testing
are given in the short comrses lasting
two weeks each. Students may.take
one or both courses. The terms of
tuition are free to all who are members
of the Dail y Association of the Pro-
vince of Quebec. The annual fee is
only $1. -In ,1892-93, two hundred and
fournteen students attended the school,
and in 1803-94, the number had risen to
two hundred and sixty-eight. A special
course is reserved for the Inspectors of
Syndicates. Besides the practical in-
struction in the working -rooms 12
lectures are given in every course.
These include the following subjects:
Dairy Farming; the Dairy Cow; the
Feeding of Dairy Cattle ; the Use of
By-products Cheese -making ; Butter.
making ; Milk -testing ; the Elemen-
tary. Chemistry of Milk.
The quality of the cheese of Quebec
has been very. inueh improved during
recent years. Whereas the average
price a few years ago was from I to 14
cents per lb. lower than the price of
tirst-class cheese in Ontario, the prices
iu the two ProvinceS are not now
much if any more than cent per lb.
apart, Since 1836 the vain° Of the
cheese produced in Ontario has inereas-
ed about 60 pee cent, while the value
of the °input of cheese from Qiiebee
as increased nearly 150 per cent.
T EW Ertumswim.
In the' Province of New Brunswick a
utter -making station Was Contthicted
or two soinmers at Kingsclear ; and
etter-making was carried on during
be Winters' at Sussex, N. B.
er of new cheese factories have beet
tarted within the last few years.
tiring the present summer a Doman -
On Travelling Dairy. will visit over 60
laceS 'in the 1°rOVII1CO, RINI give
roctical illtiSt‘tion of the proceas of
aking butter.
One of the rnain features of the sea-
on's work will he the holding Of three
llortncilis PIO-WO or conferences of
1600, 'Ott,- inOtiofr of BotVatt, .seeonded.
Iebister.. the Deeve wits iristrticted $
0*pol:id $123 -on tioi hetindary near
Morris,- 'providing Tiirtilierry Connell xi
• do; the, Sante, The,. (101111cil . then • :ad -
killers in the thro Provinces by the
ea, -#.1110 Excellency the Governor
enerol will be the chief iiiteaker.
reliably front (3,06( to 10,000 people
nttend eaeb, one; and it is hoped
hey, will be occatilons through, which
,jbUitied to 11.1efet again On the 27th ,t
Ii eXeellence of tho prodnets Will be
etitioned fatorably in the British
tiWspapers. The reports the eon.
rences will also' be means tbr011git
hit& the 1.e8otirces of the ,Provinees
rA 01E, thitriedg whireh they offer to
airy farmers be Made- .widely
notoku-The stio of the lriPetffig0
tattle your • ' ca
mgtiOt neitto--..W, (liattity,Olerk.', - ;,'t
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, 'When health is far gonehiOonititnp.", iw
. Oen, then SOntetime' drilY as and It
‘eotnfort tau ho sevitiod fioth the OSO'' Of , a
; SetittieDinttlartin,-'
'What la much .bet, k
to take thiS tiledieitte, in ,tiiiie 'to. gi
ve eneugh linpettis to the reports to
(.1
ity thew into nearly every .tieiVs.
aaaamooaoroor,a,n,;000c.2a-r-xrc-,r--mo,.-,,mocr,Trcs
ranoO' Plxr. oot14010 !Ad In: Groot
roysk $001146
In ,the' PeOirinee Of 1•TOYa l$OOtil‘
AtirrfitatIon W04, 044'04' taVO Yeniee
ago On the Sitno)*Orita Taral
NapplUi6-71ilittek le.MItelefrePl NeYenl,
her te. the li•Od eheaSe fOr
the, renotindeP "of 'the " year, be
quantity' Pt., Milk Oppliecl )).0-s. been
deUbled in tbe two yeitra (IUI he
OXPress tbetneelves, akiPhgt$Ocl,
with the„VetlirnS6. Several new tooter.
les bay° been budOn ditferen‘part$ Of
the PeoVince. ,and alsO m WOW
BrtinsWiek, the 'ProVineial, '00Verp.:
Merits' giro a, boons Of tneneY to HOW
alePSD.flitCtOPIPS, and croanteriOs. The.
',,frNovaoll in NoSeotia 16'0400 POP foetory
To -the 0.WOr pl. ceunty,'the
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rriblofr Ectiv4r4 Uland one branch
Dewy Siati.00 'Wee established iti.1892.
total` output for t e,'1400,8011 *as'
hmt $7000, mamba .1-44 on UP
tO elOen factorieS 1803, With an mite.
• plit• Of • $48,.090. .DitriOg the presnt
, year there., ore Sixteencheese fat:tortes'
and creanaerlea, With tlie proaneob of
, an,Ontput butterandeheeee of about
• i,00,909 "dUrin$:t "eUrntudr
-4•11 te ic.tetone$: ere .owned hy,,?-otet.
stoak , ocaqaotes of Jarmers, and
abolit - .1600 patron_S Pply
In 1800;,the acres of IMIlati (awn groWn
on the Island fOr eettle feeding, cotild
have been, auto tea enpile's fingers' end
at. ,pret,ent.: • estnnated 'that
, not lens than '3000' 'acrea of Indian '
jeeding are' being grOWIt
bikerei ;Aide 14,Airinee', .84rinee which has
IlatOrally falls undee
Ore': 41Y -94,190A . .90n IS cern:puled with
•in' rodifeinganTeitending co-ofairativ'e
methotis of -int() new districts
rSland,". ew Bynnswick and
°NOV& SePtia6 AnOther is a/Mingle get'
.t.b6 naiking of knitter during the wlnter,
n,e'd to the Making of cheese ig the
sarrip preipises doring-the summer, and,
the third ia tnigaged Sn improving the
qoality of butter and cheese frotn all
sections of all the provinces to ao
,equality with the hest made anywhere.
On dieect" gab* which is largely clue
to the gat succeos Won by our cheese
at Chicago last year' at the World's
Fair,. is evident from the market re-
ports. For several Weeks the reports
of the pries paid at the cheese marketia
in -Canada have been half a cent per
Ib. highor than •the prices paid at the
same thue in the markets of the Un4.,'
ed States equally diStanti from Great
Beitaint • The increased revenue to the
fawners from this alone, for a like
quantity of milk, foe one season
only will represeut seventy titnes more
than the cost of exhibiting Canadian
Dairy Products at theWorlds Fair last
year. The value of the cheese exported
froth Canada has grown from six and
three-quarters of millions of dollars in
1887, to nearly thirteen erni a half mil-
lions of dollars in 18931 The returns
for the year,up to the end of June, 1894,
will probably show an increase of a
million and a quarter of dollars over
1893.
In this brief sketch nothing has been
said of the work of the Dairying Service
in Manitoba and the Northwest Terri-
tories., That will be reserved for
another article. In the • meantime
there and in the ther parts of the
Dominion, the Dairying Service is ear-
nestly trying to serve the farmers
accordingto the deeds of their locali-
ties and circumstances.
ACTIVE EXERCISE
and good food in plenty, tends to make
children healthy. If children suffer,
however, from Scrofulous, Skin or
Scalp Diseases -if their blood is impure
and pimples or boils appear, they
should be given the- right medicine.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical' Discovery
brings about the best bodily condition.
It purifies the -blood a,nil renders the
liver active as well as builds up health
and strength.Puny, pale, weak child-
ren get a lasting benefit and "agood
start" from the use of the "Discovery"
It puts on wholesome flesh, and does not -
nauseate and, offend the store:1th like
the various preparations of Cod liy..er
oil. It's guaranteed to cure you, or
your mouey is returned.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia.
One a dose. Sold by all dealers.
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Jot" rnalistle Troubles.
The British Canadian, the Toronto
prgan of the P.P.A., has suspended
publication. The paper was recently
purchased by J. 5.• Gadd, formerly of
the Oil Springs Chronicle. The Toron-
to Star tells how he became connected
with the British Canadian, as follows: -
• "Up in Elmvale there is a gentleman
by the name of Gadd who has literary
tastesand P. P. A. tendencies, and The
Chronicle which he rims has recently
developed into a P. P. A. organ
or something akin thereto. Some
months age, when Mrs. Shepherd as
up in that district delivering a series of
anti-Cathobe lectures, she was shown
about by the gallant Mr. Gadd and dur-
ing one of these pleasant little outings
the,ex-min remar-,ked to Mr. Gadd that
she could use $200 very conveniently.
Mr. Gadd immediately went down in
his arab box .and produced the nec-
essary, arid only.upon much presuasion
• consented to take a note as security.
That was all right, but at anOther time
Mrs. Shepherd intireatted to the. gentle- ,
. man that she had formed eti strong a,
!liking for him that she Would like to
put hint in the *ay Of making nioneY.
She told him of the paper she ran and
said it was worth fully $2,000, abate all
incurnbranees, but she Would give it up
for $700. Agate Air. Gadd responded
with $300 in cash, $400 in notes, The
notes were soon etaltterte 1110 cash.
The paperwaS taken overly Mr. Gadd,.
who quickly grew tired of his bargain,
for bills began tO come in -like the tor.•
rents of it swollen river. Ile called
Mrs, Shepherd's attention to Ellie and
she agreed to relieve hint of the Wbite
elephant. Mr. Gadd is a comae out
his $708. Se he was relieved and
the paper lasted tvirp weeks 11101`Gt and
no" the placqthatknew it do not any
longer know it, and Mrs, Shepherd is,
up iti the vicinity of Drawbridge en-
lightening teuristtl.
IINArtr DrattAsis It$1.111Ve3 Dr80 liturterits.-Al
Cites of orginild ItYMPathelle heart dissme relayed
fa 50 talnatas 4li1 cigickly bated, by tit Agmb,w`el
Curs for the Heart. OO
ne ne drinvindeth Sold by
Wittti. *Co: end Allen & Wilion, Druggists.
, Rev. J. S. Ilenclersofi,,, pastor of
Carmel Presbyterian church Ilensall.
IS t1.6 pment away' enjoying his tattnnier
holidays, Carmel pulpit Willite filled
during his absence by A student of
Knox College.
•ALL MINT ffiE 101,Y;
'
- Eanu earhe a font ,
The atOinsch ilia four coots,
, 'h� tyilivanuai is, really
•Ths.lietnan Skull Outrun. po 40444_ .
:4ver.r tivo gtor4o, ottit**0e, ,:;
• ,Tta-'0414$0Q IouOt I* 414104Q1. tI11" •
' bite •, . •
. itiusr
Frilo 0090c of) eye hi grievt4 by siX
The'eeiebral. Matter 1,1 ahent ,seVoe,
eightba water, "` ' • •
The ingtek'iletalla.Of the ftntetleneof
•the ',spleen arauukaown, '
clovieed brain, , ohne,* fl9
ounce; that,nt liapoloon 53, . '
normal nfeiglituf the llyer:14
•t'Wee9 tilrqft 40 PAIL'. 004'084 • '• •
be liuman'skeleton,:',exeleslye of to,:
20.8 oottnoi., •
lri'..yery fit -ream, luifr 'Will
ar 4." Veiit'liter 1309 grn.00.,
'The; 90101'f cif!t10. sk1R 4000140,0a pig
14004.p, tho inferior- Q00041016.
. :Theeiiame 01 theoeth centirins over
-.95 per -cent. Of 'PalPerepne Innttp/,, • „
.The 0(41t00: '0141!' 49.000;;‘tbe
PPlo 'Ave, .tike-#04ere have
• -The rpcits of hairs peratirate .the. 'skin
'Phout Pm!4,ire1fth e(Jia inch
. pf the giYers09;4442.4num
140'pour44.P thiP,..94.41116 44.•
•'
The cells eeleposing tIle Oniderruis aye
I-190, Othof an teca‘le'diernerer.:' '
Vie only, hiyalinitau myself) oeinPes-
'ea 01 iedO sripea
• Men have bee» knownie'lesl i
lllouer.er-
sairatioti 0,00e or 6,000 grains e
atiatight hairs are tielirly
curly hairs are elliptical eT flaht
The ,glantis of the ear widen secrete
the :wax ere highly contorted
tubes. • -
1.elar fibres of the brain avertige'a ten.
, thousand part of air inch' iitIlittineter,
On an average the lungs contain about
2t80. oulno inches, or nearly -live qua '.
quits of
111
A woman's brain ill largeein proper -
gen to, the weight of the .body than that'
Of Plan.
4 Thejosigest, largestnn&strongest bone
in the human system' is tite femur, or
The' height of a fully grown man
should be three stud a half times that at
his birth, •
There are in the human body 527 dm.
titan muscles,of which 201 are in pairs
and live are single:, • •
Frrguent cutting .or' trimming of the
i
hairs ncreases their thickness, but not
their number.
Some, Chinese and many Africans use
tile ear as it pocket to carry coins and
other small articles,
The papillae of the fingers are about
1 -100th of an inch high and 1-250111 of
an inch in diameter.
The little canals which permeate Ala°
dentine of the teeth aro only 4-12.000th
of an inch ,in diaineter.-St. Louis Globe -
Democrat.• •
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY DURING
THE HARD TIMES.
The • great study in the average.
household atthe present time is how to
economize. 1
In large business centres, trade is
dull, Wages have been reduced, and in
' order -to live comfortably and look well,
certain economies must be practiced.
The sating and thrifty housewife, by
the use of .Diarriond Dyes can save
many dollars each year. - Dyes,
arti-
cles of wearing apparel. such as dresses,
blouses, wraps, jackets, shawls, coats,
vests and pants that have become
faded and discolored, can he made to
look as `good as new, it dyed with the
celebrated Diamond Dyes.
For the work of home dyeing, see
that you use only the Diamond Dyes;
they represent the latest and best
scientific achievements, and are the
only dyes that can be used with per-
fect success and satisfaction. '
Ask your creitler for the Diamnnd,
and be sure you get them.
•
News Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Carling, of the
Steel Bros. Seed Company . store,
Toronto, were drowned while canoeing
on Sturgeon lake, Victoria couptx, last
week.
A d'espatch from Vancouver, B. C.,
says that tuberculosis is prevalent in
the neighborhood of that city. Thirty
cattle in one her • .
d wereshot on Thurs.
•daRe marriage of A. St. George Ellis,
barrister, Windsor, is announced to
take place at All Saints' church on
Aug. 151h, to Miss Alice Patterson,
second daughter of the Hon. J. C.
Patterson, Minister of Militia.
The 15thinst. will be a red letter day
In the town of Sarnia. The great bi-
cycle meet will be the great attraction,
and many of the fastest whechnen in
the countrywill be in attendance,
which will insure some of the great
races.
Mrs. Edward Carlin, mother of Jas.
Carlin, Toronto who with his wife
was drowned at Sturgeon Point on
Tuesday last, died at -het residence,
London, Thursday, as a resalt of the
shock she received on receipt of the
sad news'.
• Miss E. Pauline Solinson, the Indian
poetess, has returned toher home in
Brantford, Out., from a trip to Eng-
land., whereshe was reeeived with
'distinguished • consideration. She ex-
' ranged while abroad for the priblica-
tion of first bet& pf poeins.
A rather MIGISing atetaeot oeaurea
• at One of the revival nieetings a few
everiingS ago, which was being held in
their, B. church by Rev. Mr..g3tepliens,
ex -priest,' In annonucing his • text,
evangelist Stephens intimated that. the
Subject of discohrse would be found in
the epiotleof Itide, which he persumed
all present were, familiar with. I3efore
repeatinglhe text, hOwever, he, aeked
all who bad read the "second chapter"
of the book of Jude to hold tip their
hands, as a proof of their seqUitititance
withsaidepfstle„ At leasttWelityliatit1S
were uplifted, their owtiers nrib rettliZ-
Ing that anything VMS WP011g until ittl
teld""Mother in Israel" aroSe and said;
"Why, Sir, there Is bat one chapter hi
the ,hook of jude." There followed,
general collapse �f the too previous
Bible students, Who doubtlesa found
the air in the building ttneanafortably
warm for the balance of the evening.
The hands raised included those of a
utimbot* of the leaders in religious
niovetnent,s in the tOwn, WhOeo bathes
it would be ertid tO publish, aeeirik the
amount of fun they MVO furnished fOr
the rest of the conaminiity.-Liatowel
Standard.
Father
litgther
• cfraOdfathar
Orap4)00---ther
. "...
,
Vgi;i1gCORD
They read: tho .Loetils, the. Storieli,(,
the Adver'tisereents every tine in the
talper.
Then they, send tO tUstnnt relgives
• .114,eregited„ in, the r6svrt, nuxp.drous pe‘st,
plasters will certify;
The.Local' Wepicly is the
Publication in eustene Jt hes orne
pews whic no' ottiOr 'p4per, gws
) et raelttiTos8al\ndEslivs1iCoip is ead 'by o
ecIP1°'ne,Yt,19-4:1'71;e:tek
i?sene' ent u this paper , IS
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rcitbre, '°f S°We'4CP°13111:
SUbSQrib#'fol. Tug N41-vS-RE.0011T).
Advertise in, ,TUE NEWECRDD.
WILL EXCEL ALL OTHERS
Ca,AadWi Great
13911
EPT.3 to 15
1894:
vasfr intrpitovEmewTs THIS YEAR
Exhibits and Attractions Greater
and Grander
THANEVER
ALL ENTRIES CLOSE!) AUC. 11 TH
The beat hontiny outing of the year.•
Cheap gieuralons on all Railways.
J. J. WITHROW, H.J. HILL,
President. .41 onager, TORONTO.
peenimummft
, S HURON ORANGE DIRECTORY.
,
Names of the District Masters, Printery
Lodge Masters, their post office
addresSes and date of• ,
meeting.
A. M. TODD, W. C. M., Clinton P. 0.
BIDDULPH DISTRICT.
John Neil, W.D.M., Centralia P.O.
219-Robt. Hutchinson, Greenway, Fri
day on or before full moon.
682 -Thos. H. • Conrsey, L u can, Satu
day on or before full moon.
493 Richard, Hodgins, Saintstbury,
Wednesday oii or before full moon.
890 - George Walden, Naplegrove,
Wednesday on or before full moort
924 -Edward Gill, •Exeter, lst Friday
in each mouth.
1087 -James Kenniston, Parkhill, Mon-
day on or before full moon.
1210 -Wm. Mowsen, Moray, Thursday
on or before full moon.
1313 -James Boyce, Centralia, Tuesday
on or before full moon.
610-A. Nevins, Centralia, Friday= or
after full moon.
GODERICH DISTRICT.
James Colwell, Goderich P.O.
145 -James Cox, Porter's Hill, lst Mon-.
day in each month,
153-Addrew Millian, Sanford, Friday
on or before full moon.
182 -Geo. M. COX; Goderieh, last Tues-
, day hi each month.
189-F. McCartney, Holmesville, Mon-
day on or before f till moon.
262 -James McLean, 'Sanford, 3rd
Wednesday in each month.
308 -Thos. R. Cook, 'Clini6n..1st Mon-
day in each month. '
HULLIITT DISTRICT.
D. Cantelon, W.D.M., Clinton P. O.
710 --David Cantkon, Clinton, 2nd Mon-,
• dayli each month,
819-Itobert Scarlett, Winthrop, last
WednesdaYbefore full moon.
928---3oseph Rapson, Stimmerhill, lot
Monday in each month.
793 -Wm. Harney, Seaforth, lst Mon-
• dity in eaeh month.
sTANfigr DISTRICT, .
Riibert Pollock, W,D.M,, 13aylleldP.O.
Polloek, Ilaylield, lst 'Mott -
,day In each month.
80,8-=‘-VVin. Consit, lot TueS
day in each' inotith
83i1-4tobert. ' 161Citiley 131oke,' lst
• , NtredileSdaY in each inoi • h. ,
1st %%Ors.
8day1 each
mithlven,
•‘Thursday ht each month.,
or 'ether suers vitt be
-proitiptly 30r18e104 an, tyro* moo id ale Ordway
motor, Oro. A, M. To(14601intoli P..0. • • .
Haase Pot Rent.
" That nicelF,eitoste sopi poi:aorta* dwelling en the
corner of Ituroxi toulOrange street,. ' All eon veuencea,
• and roOtny. Elard and fAott water, Stable and garden.
For par tiettlara apish. to••
814t4T1108. JACESON, Sr
,sri•telmb solricE .
. . .
zar TIJs Nx,....xtEconii Will always be pleased
10 receive rellabht Information ' of Births, Mar.
rived, and Doatha, or Of any other local event.
Of° Ten NEWS,REcetto can , furnish m• hand-
• Immo Wedding Stetlenery ohd Acuarahtee as fine
letter press 'Woik aial, at Mr' Ion,' pities as any city
or other printing Office.' .
Jar In • ,the matter ot Feneral Circulars an
Memorial' Cards, TiiE NAIWOMMORD gearante
prompt attention and Jim ,very best class o
work,at flfty per cent legs thee eaatern prices.
Property F01' Sale.
For sale, the large dwelling and lot owned and
lately oceupled bY Dr. Appleton on Ontario street.
Has all modern conveniences. Centrally located.
Ala° •a ha SO Rad 101 adfailhia above property,
facing Victoria etreac. For particulars, apply to
MANNING & SCOTT,, Clinton. •
807-1
Stray Steet.-
Came to tho, premiseaof the indersigned, Bat field
Road. the forepart of May lot a RHO YEARLING
STEER. The owner is taquested to prove, property,
pay expenses and take the animal away.
/3181-1 0. ELLIOTT
To Eariners.
-We have Oat,. for sale, and- givelor d three
months tbree.ou Berne -htlata not less than ushels.
pAlnsgo.forsale mixed Corn, earicyn•nd Wile or .thop.
July llth. W. II. PERRIN,
817-tf.
NOTICE' TO NEWS -RECORD READERS.
•
The publisher would esteem it a favor if readers
would, when making their purchases, mention that
they saw the merehant's advertiaement in Tug
NRWIPRECORD.
CITY BAKERY
OPPOSITE FAIR'S MILL.
The undersigned haVing brought out the bakery
business so sueeeeefally carried on by Mr. Witt-
. Young, will continua the business at the old stand.
He will endeaver, by supplying a first elms articlelto,
merit the libefal sapport of the people. Bread de-
livered anywhere in town.
Wedding Cakes, ':Frnit or Sponge Cakes
• supplied on short notice. 't
M.-BECKWITH, - - CLINTON
Waeh Day linfle Easy.
•Ihreyo secured the right to mount nature th famous
Maght *Washing Maohine. Already' have made and
sold a number. The purchasers are delighted. To
nee the maehlae on trial is sore to make a sale If
onei la required. Wash -day, is rinule very easy and
'carpets eau be kept perfOctly clean; no spi...aang or
waste water whatever. The priori has been set ata
very low figure. Thi maohine may be seen at my
residence on ream Street. • B. COLE BOOM
LIVE TIOGS WANTED,
Hignest Market Price Paid,
D. OilirELON-,. Clinton.
7911-tt. '
port the removal of
J- worms of all kinds
freni children or adults,
Use' Dfl SMITH'S
dERMAN Worm
1-0.-411:14cri3. A lwar.
• prompt, reliable, stain fold pleasant, rem:hies no
afte? medloinia. Never fulling. Leave no baJ Liter
""s' Pride. 25 cents nee vet.
AN
ACHING
HEAD.
• Dna Sn10,-I had
severe headache for
the past three years,
arid Was not free
f
cm• 1:14:34111;tnt madj:to"xf,itt.busiltrinutol:Nat cliitatt aGdnisint;:ilig6tellidedaYi:
Oral hin e
, , '
UsUiUi
because it• ie. the beet inedloine ever
Made, audl t�ekthrc bottlea of it, with
the reiiint that If has completely dated -
, thlak-EitedooltBJe�d, Sitteiv,
• 'bah lOr liaatlitobta ha& ad a weed
pulite*, le the
• liEST lit THE WORLD,
km 810. to' iiitoittooila it to all toy
friend*. • VtiiiiklitoDettato, _
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