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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-12-23, Page 7. r r' f a ! t n ■ rD a a 'd y F }t 4e 144, on t. �.1!' T 1' . a y7p �. 1 4p t to Milli c t ,�:. R 5 i •r k. ., P ,i,,�$1Ci�rles"accolrgt,+y.;Yn• �, .,, "�-..� "i*RI r . CO 5r TT,ii ♦ �, r ,tiri ' euun t "Nearly forty, years ago, Iota! Mealiflnicxao >Gna�itu"te,. `, , E100 18 For and Now Year'p grade. €^ �y!ps yve�s Qf . a�iolznel3gia . b Sitlkin Fund account ..... G5t j AATUNStMARANTS FIGS, PRUNES atlti ft141.9. old Rols nr 281ba t- •;l for $ ,OQ, Headquartq;P for rF 48and pUf A Sr Y iE � .S A$§,WAAEta id LAM�'.� w Utt4,40 moa, ,rog �y ri� mm ntt�ly`. 111 .e,r Q od s hay Flo r e' ,oaitl l r r RIr O� o 1, fl f), ro, �rtbga,� qd Mutter, E '.il and; �,�#:1>iadi1�.tdlaeri �IrA$il'it„' . $�. ifs . Oph'Faid for Rood Butter and E .,Irwin, Clint 4'o f A , kr Ty our.Sa1e4 of Stoves this Season has been so much increased. At We keep t+he largest assdrtment in the County to choose from. Our sj(oolC .is coin`�owed of all the, Leading !Stoves manufactured In �� adage tchittis the kta ppy Thought, Honor Bright, Welcome Pe111r1, l ous ]ladlt'Drand Peninsular, Imperial, Radiant Home, &c. 3Y.,. We lily in large quantities direct From the Manufacturers and for C ss,'' ; ggsCurigg the lgwest prices possible. The very best grades of Coal constantly on hand 1 delivered to any part of the Town. S0,our now, Lanterns~—�� s y l` a� HARLAND BROS., Stoves and Hardware, Clinton. ,u y' Now Furniture r' AND_ UNDERT.c RING Stor J,mBrick Block, Clinton, (Near Fair's Miil,l� • We have now opened out one of the nicest and b assorted lines of FURNITURE ever seon in this secti You are kindly invited to call and examine goods bef purchasing elsewhere. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. Broad%ot• Box & C 2 cies 1 t I 7UTDtOnNUMBS EERD011oul Opposite the Town Hall. A Splendid line of Saskatebew • Robes—three colors—lig • and dark brown and black- quality lack • ualit � q y equal to Buffalo an Prices trade winners. Goat and Galloway Robes, a sizes and prices. Our special make ot'SINGLE HARNESS hits gained a superior reputati for neatness, durability and lowness of price. Team Harness always in sto or made to order. HORSE BLANKETS, COLLARS, BELLS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &c., al TRUNKS and VALISES. OUR GOODS A�tE BARGAINS AT OUR PRICE p_ - JOHNSON & ARMOUR. Just 9rr1Yed our Gtuistmas Stock of--., PEELS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CANDY, NUTS, &c. Annuft—C�UALitY CHOICE. PRICES LOW We have still further cut the PPrices of our CROCKERY and GLASSWAft as We must very materially reduce the stock before New Year. Don't fail see our stock, we know the Priced will suit you. - ------ — ------ G. J. STEWART used lith Her First I IIillsltreen--- RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE,—We • the members of Hillsgreen L. O. L. No Experience, �' do hereby wish to express our heartfelt sympathy with out Bro. John Gorby and rernainin -- members of the family in their s A wife and mother libing in St. affliction which they have been called John, N. B., says: "I shall ever to pass thrOuf{h by the loss of a loving pleasantly remember my first exp wife and kind mother and also a frien fence with Diamont Dyes. My to Orangemen. And we earnestly pray husband had a Sunday coat that that the Great Comforter will sustain was getting{ to be a dingy and fad- and bring peace to the sorrowing bus- ed shade of brown. He needed a new band and family. (Signed) one very badly, but could not afford it. THE COMMITTFF.. After a day or two of very serious con- Hillsgreen, Dec. 5th, 1896. sideration, I suggested that the coat - -- -- might be dyer] a good black, and stated 10 cts. Cures Constipation and Liver that I would uudertake the work. I Ills. -Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are the had !never dyed anything before; but most perfect made, and cure like having heard how easy it was to dye maf{ic Sick Headache, Constipation. with the Diamond Dyes, I bought a Billiousnesa, Indigestion and all Liver package of Fast Diamond Dve, Black Ills. 10 cents. -Sold by Watts & Co, for Wool and proceeded with theopera- ion. I was quite nervous and fearful lest would completely spoil the coat; but William Allan of Durham, was sen - after following closely the directions tenced to Owen Sound to ten years in for dyeing, I was overjoyed with` my the penitentiaty for an offense under V I was successful beyond all the Charlton act. ex .e�atiOng, and my, husband was de- lighted, The cos, when dried, pressed IN RFPLY TO OFT REPEATED and finished looked like a new one from QUESTIONS. a tailoring esttiblisliment. Thanks for your magnificent dyes." s It may be well to state, Scott's Emul. __ -- sion acts as a food as well as a medicine For tbq past year b 187 vessels locked building up the wasted issues and res- ' thrltal h $he Canadian Soo canal, carr Loring perfect health after wasting In g 4,677,'81J7 hints of freight. y fever.. Mr. J. T, Westcott, of Exeter, re - Catarrh and Colds Relieved in 10 to ceiges the $100 reward offered by the 80 rrlinutes.-One short puff of the Ladles" Home Journal and Delineator t breath t r u h the Blower appplied for capturattng fraudulent agonise a of Dr. A�gnb 'a Oat ot! 1-ditlusir ht hit olvd.r: t, thor'pu s t ;a of i' salj "Ages. � r. i . t t ed t4 t $p It re. , r't6 r n ntl fl.�tfb �o C by ilodei t�, Coldg rQat, Tog t�h..iyti�ia\ a�4t]t� fact on s<nr� p ensure .st�'`8d1d51y * I ittLQ "� beloddtd taHiclr ia+ a> l• ' ts. 6'tYlle �t G es on or 0e an ht d 11 on ck so R• E to g ad i J 1 1 E l 7 I I E E E 8i 8' P Si 01 Ci A Ui at P( dray. I began using;Ayees Bort and was so well Antis^• I the results that 1`44yo iia any other klad of dlreea- ing. It requiresonly An occasional •ppli. cAtlon or A►YER, I;ait. Vigor to.,,k&p` my hair of good Color, `to remove i dandruff, to !tea} Iu�ors, and prev6pt `iii falling out. I'never hest- commend Ayar's medicines nds."--Mrs. H. M. HAiquT, ebr. Bair from Maim Vigor COn. de t, epwclal rate . ��,,GwFs special rate. Ili 154: 50 j3 rot t.. .... Fll i Q water deb, 8,200 special Date ACCOn>j�>� .. . ........... 219 $4,713 staternent of A,,Rete and Liabilities Town Clinton, 16th December, 1891; �Qt19• Real Ee;.tfite— Cnllt+ late 'Ibatitute, $9,000 Publf School, 8,o00 Town Hall, 12,000-20,000 Fie and water appliances.. %coo Publlio.Park. ... ....... '1,000 t Sina n�Q:,`Pt,und In Molson's 737 J Iµ� h 4� WNT A., { f... .., .. v ,..�; Wf•YI., ,. � ... :. r..�y, kkt-r,:y..:'.:� 1 •v. F .. .. ... .,:.L. ,. � , ,.°'L•a ;_ f ..v+ L S-. •. ":q ^ y .., . . 24-•I...,.I1 I .� ifw u. .r . r r' f a ! t n ■ rD a a 'd y F }t 4e 144, on t. �.1!' T 1' . a y7p �. 1 4p t to Milli c t ,�:. R 5 i •r k. ., P ,i,,�$1Ci�rles"accolrgt,+y.;Yn• �, .,, "�-..� "i*RI r . CO 5r TT,ii ♦ �, r ,tiri ' euun t "Nearly forty, years ago, Iota! Mealiflnicxao >Gna�itu"te,. `, , E100 18 For and Now Year'p grade. €^ �y!ps yve�s Qf . a�iolznel3gia . b Sitlkin Fund account ..... G5t j AATUNStMARANTS FIGS, PRUNES atlti ft141.9. old Rols nr 281ba t- •;l for $ ,OQ, Headquartq;P for rF 48and pUf A Sr Y iE � .S A$§,WAAEta id LAM�'.� w Utt4,40 moa, ,rog �y ri� mm ntt�ly`. 111 .e,r Q od s hay Flo r e' ,oaitl l r r RIr O� o 1, fl f), ro, �rtbga,� qd Mutter, E '.il and; �,�#:1>iadi1�.tdlaeri �IrA$il'it„' . $�. ifs . Oph'Faid for Rood Butter and E .,Irwin, Clint 4'o f A , kr Ty our.Sa1e4 of Stoves this Season has been so much increased. At We keep t+he largest assdrtment in the County to choose from. Our sj(oolC .is coin`�owed of all the, Leading !Stoves manufactured In �� adage tchittis the kta ppy Thought, Honor Bright, Welcome Pe111r1, l ous ]ladlt'Drand Peninsular, Imperial, Radiant Home, &c. 3Y.,. We lily in large quantities direct From the Manufacturers and for C ss,'' ; ggsCurigg the lgwest prices possible. The very best grades of Coal constantly on hand 1 delivered to any part of the Town. S0,our now, Lanterns~—�� s y l` a� HARLAND BROS., Stoves and Hardware, Clinton. ,u y' Now Furniture r' AND_ UNDERT.c RING Stor J,mBrick Block, Clinton, (Near Fair's Miil,l� • We have now opened out one of the nicest and b assorted lines of FURNITURE ever seon in this secti You are kindly invited to call and examine goods bef purchasing elsewhere. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. Broad%ot• Box & C 2 cies 1 t I 7UTDtOnNUMBS EERD011oul Opposite the Town Hall. A Splendid line of Saskatebew • Robes—three colors—lig • and dark brown and black- quality lack • ualit � q y equal to Buffalo an Prices trade winners. Goat and Galloway Robes, a sizes and prices. Our special make ot'SINGLE HARNESS hits gained a superior reputati for neatness, durability and lowness of price. Team Harness always in sto or made to order. HORSE BLANKETS, COLLARS, BELLS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &c., al TRUNKS and VALISES. OUR GOODS A�tE BARGAINS AT OUR PRICE p_ - JOHNSON & ARMOUR. Just 9rr1Yed our Gtuistmas Stock of--., PEELS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CANDY, NUTS, &c. Annuft—C�UALitY CHOICE. PRICES LOW We have still further cut the PPrices of our CROCKERY and GLASSWAft as We must very materially reduce the stock before New Year. Don't fail see our stock, we know the Priced will suit you. - ------ — ------ G. J. STEWART used lith Her First I IIillsltreen--- RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE,—We • the members of Hillsgreen L. O. L. No Experience, �' do hereby wish to express our heartfelt sympathy with out Bro. John Gorby and rernainin -- members of the family in their s A wife and mother libing in St. affliction which they have been called John, N. B., says: "I shall ever to pass thrOuf{h by the loss of a loving pleasantly remember my first exp wife and kind mother and also a frien fence with Diamont Dyes. My to Orangemen. And we earnestly pray husband had a Sunday coat that that the Great Comforter will sustain was getting{ to be a dingy and fad- and bring peace to the sorrowing bus- ed shade of brown. He needed a new band and family. (Signed) one very badly, but could not afford it. THE COMMITTFF.. After a day or two of very serious con- Hillsgreen, Dec. 5th, 1896. sideration, I suggested that the coat - -- -- might be dyer] a good black, and stated 10 cts. Cures Constipation and Liver that I would uudertake the work. I Ills. -Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are the had !never dyed anything before; but most perfect made, and cure like having heard how easy it was to dye maf{ic Sick Headache, Constipation. with the Diamond Dyes, I bought a Billiousnesa, Indigestion and all Liver package of Fast Diamond Dve, Black Ills. 10 cents. -Sold by Watts & Co, for Wool and proceeded with theopera- ion. I was quite nervous and fearful lest would completely spoil the coat; but William Allan of Durham, was sen - after following closely the directions tenced to Owen Sound to ten years in for dyeing, I was overjoyed with` my the penitentiaty for an offense under V I was successful beyond all the Charlton act. ex .e�atiOng, and my, husband was de- lighted, The cos, when dried, pressed IN RFPLY TO OFT REPEATED and finished looked like a new one from QUESTIONS. a tailoring esttiblisliment. Thanks for your magnificent dyes." s It may be well to state, Scott's Emul. __ -- sion acts as a food as well as a medicine For tbq past year b 187 vessels locked building up the wasted issues and res- ' thrltal h $he Canadian Soo canal, carr Loring perfect health after wasting In g 4,677,'81J7 hints of freight. y fever.. Mr. J. T, Westcott, of Exeter, re - Catarrh and Colds Relieved in 10 to ceiges the $100 reward offered by the 80 rrlinutes.-One short puff of the Ladles" Home Journal and Delineator t breath t r u h the Blower appplied for capturattng fraudulent agonise a of Dr. A�gnb 'a Oat ot! 1-ditlusir ht hit olvd.r: t, thor'pu s t ;a of i' salj "Ages. � r. i . t t ed t4 t $p It re. , r't6 r n ntl fl.�tfb �o C by ilodei t�, Coldg rQat, Tog t�h..iyti�ia\ a�4t]t� fact on s<nr� p ensure .st�'`8d1d51y * I ittLQ "� beloddtd taHiclr ia+ a> l• ' ts. 6'tYlle �t G es on or 0e an ht d 11 on ck so R• E to g ad i J 1 1 E l 7 I I E E E 8i 8' P Si 01 Ci A Ui at P( dray. I began using;Ayees Bort and was so well Antis^• I the results that 1`44yo iia any other klad of dlreea- ing. It requiresonly An occasional •ppli. cAtlon or A►YER, I;ait. Vigor to.,,k&p` my hair of good Color, `to remove i dandruff, to !tea} Iu�ors, and prev6pt `iii falling out. I'never hest- commend Ayar's medicines nds."--Mrs. H. M. HAiquT, ebr. Bair from Maim Vigor COn. de t, epwclal rate . ��,,GwFs special rate. Ili 154: 50 j3 rot t.. .... Fll i Q water deb, 8,200 special Date ACCOn>j�>� .. . ........... 219 $4,713 staternent of A,,Rete and Liabilities Town Clinton, 16th December, 1891; �Qt19• Real Ee;.tfite— Cnllt+ late 'Ibatitute, $9,000 Publf School, 8,o00 Town Hall, 12,000-20,000 Fie and water appliances.. %coo Publlio.Park. ... ....... '1,000 t Sina n�Q:,`Pt,und In Molson's 737 Unpaikd+ taxes ..... . 1. 8 490 Cash in Band . ............. 843 $44,071 Liabilities. Consolidated debt deben- tures... ....$ Fire and Witter debentures 21,5W 6,OW Collegiate Institute deben. tures...................... 2,000 lt'reparadbyDr.J-U. Ayer kCo., Low#ll,>I[aw. $2i1,5W SYMPATHY WITH HIS WORSHIP, Taki Aylen 3amparilla for tits Coglslliat Councillor Gilroy moved- that tl Council extend their•"sympathy tot] Mayor in his family affliction. --- Councillor Searle had no objectio Clinton Town Council. providing the motion wits brought at the proper time. If in order, t THE STATUTORY MEETING ON TUESDAY would second the motion. —BIG CRY AND LITTLE WOOL OVICR The motion carried unanimously. GRAVEL. GRAVEL OR NO GRAVEL. The statutory meeting of the Clinton Mr. Searle said there being no otht 0 Town Council was held in the council business he moved that the Council at chamber on Tuesday evening of last Journ. week. All the members were present Deputy -Reeve Cooper asked M except the Mayor (in whose family Searle to "Hold on, as we want tb t there was severe illness) and councillor gravel pit opened." Chidley. Councillor Plummer could not agre COMMUNICATION. to such a proposition. The report of Provincial Road Cooper retorted that there was n Inspector Campbell, ldas laid on the law prohibiting the present Counci table and considered as read, the full from opening the pit. letter already having appeared in THE Plummer i eplied that this was th NFws-RRCORD. last meeting of the Council, and thy STREET COMMITTEE, a dying body had no right to incur fln Commissioner Plummer reported anc;al obligations on n new Council. that there was on hand cedar to the Cooper wav quite certain most of the amolmt of $54, tile $57, and that (lot, members of the ppresent Council woulc ing the year tile and lumber to the be re-elected. He gave some statistics amount of $35,44 hate been sold, and illustra-ing that the opening of tht that $27,50 has been realized for the gravel pit with an expenditure of $7f use of road machine, which makes the would mean a saving to the Town in total expenditure on streets $1,540.10. five years of from $300 to $400. FINANCE REPORT. Plummer said he only objected tc Finance Minister Gilroy's report was the time of opening. The spring, he adopted as follows: -Cemetery -Thos. contended, was the proper tkDe. Hillock, 50c., Davis & Rowland, $5; Councillor Walker -"That cuts no Incidental -Davis & McCool for team figure, Mr. Wheatley promises to $2.50; Property -Davis &. Rowland, open it and will give the Council a 75c.; Park -Thos, Cottle $1.50; Street guarantee. -Harland tiros., $3 45; Printing—True Cooper said that Wheatley would NFws-RECORD, $11; Election - THs give ,& guarantee of $1,000 seebrity, and NEWS -RECORD, $3, W. Cooper & Co., that's all we want. 40c., Municipal World, $7.22, W. Searle contended that no person Coats, e pry, for four returning officers would do the work for the price; and $12, three polling places $6; Receipts- in any event the expense could not be R. Reynolds, from cemetery, $43,25, legally incurred. THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Cooper's Irish flashed over the table The financial statement was read„as to Searle, who was sarcastically charg- follows, 200 copies being ordered to be ed with not kicking over a waste. of printed: $400, and that he (Searle) was bound to Receipts, kick over on expenditure of $75 to ef- lst, Jan., 189& feet a saving of $400, and at the same Balance on hand ............. $ 4,058 14 time give the town better gravel. County account ............. ,r0 50 Plummer -111f Cooper had been in Magistrate'a fines........: 2 W the gravel pit he might then talk, He (Cooper) had said to him if thathewould Cemetery .................... 242 30 give him (Cooper) a four -foot walk in Licensee ..................... 690 90 tmnt of his place he (Cooper) would Public School Govt. Grant.. 308 00 veto for gravel from Hibbs' Charity ...................... 3 00 pit. Insurance .............. 75 21 Cooper said gravel was required for Pr Operty scales, to ton hall, &c 384 90 the new street. Street account, sale of sum- • Councillor McKenzie said according her, &c .................. 02 94 to law no gravelling could be done at Bills Payable, including re- this season of the year. newala...... . 4,50000 Cooper replied that this did not apply Arrears of Taxes Roll 1894.. 47 00 to new streets. Taxes from Roll, 1895.. , ..... 2,065 So Councillor McMurray wanted to Taxes from Roll, 18W..... .. 5,478 00 know how and on what terms Mr. Bale of Debentures.......... 6,100 00 Wheatly would open up the gravel $23,024 75 pit. By permission of the Council Mr. Wheatley explained that he had had Expenditures. ,considerable experience in such work High School Debentures $ and that he w6uldloppeD it in the most Sp'1 rate.,.... ' b , , ...... 35000 practical way for 7b w.ld give $1,000 Fire and Water Debentures security, and also find plenty of room Sp'l rate .................. 210 00 to place the soil. Con. debt Debentures Sp'1 Gilroy favored oppninpgi the pit be- rate Debenture redemption acct. 5,000 W gravel when cause we are we havPayin ofor of nd Public school, including Gov. the best gravel in the County of Huron grant ........ ........... . . 3,408 00 according to 'the statement of such an County Rate ................ 948 20 expert as CommiFsioner Campbell. Electric light account....... 66000 Searle -Campbell does not know Jollegiate Institute.......... 1,650 00 what he is talking about. Street account, including Gilroy -Mr. Campbell seems to be a rend machine $250.... , , , . 1,964 10 4alar•ies account ............. 1,112 75 sensible inan. Jemetery account........... 317 79 McKenzie -That does not matter. Fire and Water account.... 457 88 The opening of the gravel pit would 'ostnge and stationary acct. 16 68 not be a legal transaction. n eidental account.......... 7550 Gilroy -Every act of this Council, ' 1. 83 83 35 according to Clerk Coats, will be legal j ound account ............. 12 00 up to December 81st of this year. , nterest and discounts and McKenzie -Possibly you have pur- 1 Bank charges ............. 8? 97 chasesiwthe Clerk. tree( watering account.... 200 00 %arity account.. .......... 78 19 Gilroy—I do not know that the nsurance account.......... '� 67 00 Clerk is purchasable. The fact is we ] ax refund account......... 75 58 can save from two to four loads of 'ark account .......... . .... 4833 gravel in securing it from our own pit, roperty account........... 139 92 Oat is per team per day. �oiird of Health account.... 30 00 Taylor Paid be could understand the i 'ills payable ................ 4,50000 matter if this was spring. The a - alarsce on hand............ 843 00 propriation had already been exe ed- _ ed by. $300 and the present Comnefl J $23,024 75 should refuse to be a party to b atement of . Receipts n�id Ttzpendltµroe be, n tween 16th Decernb r a1 and lst January, Receipts Dyspepsia and Indigestion, " •gistrate's Fines... , ..... , $ too . common diseases', but hard to > Atute 'Labpr.............. ',%(1p ci roperty accounts.......... 22 4ii cure with ot'dinary remedies,. n :rest account, lumber told. 7 00 n !metery melt, work and lots 3o 4o yield readily to Manley's is Iarity ac't, balance from -.- R county.ti?. 90 CeleryNerve Compound. R rreatrs of Taxes.. 90 65 111OCt4q,ep roll, 11j04, , +y v. ,war W. h. Buckingham, 96 glom $t li • Iltonitt "yet 76 r iroji6i d with tp pepsin mdd ' 1 C ' 1 d a a fol li qa trm.,, anif' ' al tarlty account............$ l6 Ob totsild Yet n6 rettst ariell 1 tiled rest account.,,... i8 78• lHitrfe 'irrslsrlY•NsttvCampbuttd, A aperty ac«efilii5t:... 12 16 i :whtgi dtir ,iii lt;dil eaarst b ectrIe light account..... , 120 00 std ), priiLrt.'� and account.. r.•, ......... 12 00 Sold In (jtintt►a by �. $, Combe. Ile 4 rti i6 n wR AWy equ �� J F t��w.�Q Vt for 014 COUglh, Iwo c��?i 1_0�Q at! bark 1s a S3g11• � that t�I'ii'�1n1 ' .: t tba' sAme Urn have ?ul►4 00 *01 of n thd P16 Aft. ri. heatley sometilin ipa~eig11 rr tt.l l,45 ri d gqoutrol Outside transactions fu $ 43 06ftueo� oh with, ft: N.C. Cooper Tay which shouldn't b 00 '10 (lion bt) svap afro�Ilvo6ati po„woul not a ti7�lerc, ” IX , tk" at 6 Bila� tioxitear' ol• else be Yoh, can 88' o1 UieZ '113. i? Aite �'` rind never tbtrrkq , 174th clfAg:sIt such a the danger may be there just' 00 : WildQGheme. Herellaahedtlie'farealcal ' trltntlactl+yn in canuectiori .with the new , etr.et, ,and-declarpd that,, be street the same, Scotts Ernulsipl W ; would have to be �!'ave le fgortr the of food -liver Oil IS not Bilyfleld Rodd to 'Gfl'roy'� o rper. a 53 i Seatle believed 'pbfy in Council doing cough specific; it does not ol< business In an honorable, straighttor- ward manner: He remembered the merely , allay the symptom$ horrible• state of the .tluyyfleld Road but it does give such strength Md flgo when Gabriel Lrlllott took hold of it and made it what it is, to the body that it is able to (Travel could be got conveniently in 00 Goderich township, He ebargedcoop- throw off' the disease. 00 or, when the latter waited on the town - 00 ship council to Secure a grant for the You know the old prov- nety street, with not carrying out the orb of �� the ounce of pre - 89 fgstsuctioos of the Clinton Council. 00 Cooper read the resolution of the vention?" Don't neglect 90 township council and demandtil that - Searle withdraw the offensive state- your Cough, 88 rlueak but the latter declined. Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulslon of Cod-liver OIL Cooper rind Gilroy moved that Mr. Put up iu 50e. and &.00 sizes, Wheatley s offer of $75 be accepted. Sea00 e dinentritha nnd lonation bet taken, the A PERFLCT TEA ed in ani. W yeas and nays being as follows: - 0 For amendment -Searle, Plum- mer, McMurray, McKenzie, Taylor -5. Against—Cooper, Walker, Gilroy -3. Council then adjourned. ONSOON to 1Q Heart Disease Relieved in 30 minutes. —Dr. Agnew's Cure for the heartives T,tr perfect relief in all cases of Organic or INT"i to TEA b Sympathetic Heart Disease in 30 n minutes, and speedily effects a care. FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP .e It is a peerless remedy for Palpitation, Shortness of Breath, Smothering spells, IN ITS NATIVE PURITY. Pain in Left Side and all symptoms of "Monsoon" T04 is put up by the Indian Tea a Diseased Heart. One dose convinces. I� rt�ooworsasA samplo of the beat qualities of Indian —Sold by Watts & Co. Teas, Therefore they nae the greatest care in the [' selection of the Tea and its blend, that is why they L —--.---- -,_ put it up themselves and sell it only in the origins; a Four children belonging to Mr. David Put up°n, thereby Ibecunndng its purity and excellence. McDonald, collector of Customs at sold in bul� 5 Packages, and never Aspey Bay, C. B., fell through the ice ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. while attempting t0CP0a3 Young's Cove, If your gvicer does not keep it, tell him to write tr near Dingwall. The eldest two were e saved, but the other two were lost, STEEL, HAYTER & C®. „ ---+�- 11 and 1$ Front atre•at East, Toront- Memorial Church Rectory( 4:0.TRADIR PYEA MOR. s Rev. Canou Richardson. )London, Ont., Sends a Record of PERSONAL INTERVIEWS MARK8, D13il;IONB, U COPYRIGHTS dtc. With P eo 1 e rr Anyone sending a sketch and desert ption may p �eSto red .I. 0 qui* k] ascertain, free, whetber an Invention to probably patentable. Communications strictly Health by Ryckman's a oonfldential. Oldest agency for securing patent, In America. We have a washington office. Patents taken through Munn A Co, receive Kootenay Cure. ep0ota1 notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of a�]s� scienilflo Journal, weekly, terms 4ss.00 al �pr; LONDON, Sept. 29, 1898. Bo� six monibe. specimen copies and'r S. S. Ryckman Medicine Co., noxa ON PATaxra sent free. Address Hamilton, Ont., MUNN a CO., DEARSIRS,—1 take much satisfaction Sol Broadway, Nen Xeric. in sending you this record concerning persons living in London who have HFND�PEND used "Kootenay Curt,,"aod with whom T I have had personal interviews and can ENT t vouch for their statements: Mr. C. B. NEW YORK. 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