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The Blyth Standard, 1903-06-04, Page 8QK K K Vy 1 HIGHEST CASH PRICE WANTED !A Before the int of July, to fill an order already placed with us for (1000 Boxes and Tubs of Good Dairy Butter Also we must have 500e doses Fgus weekly to fill our orders. for which we will pay the We would ask the makers of butter not to salt the butter heavy a, the heat y salters butter always has to sell at a reduced price, Male the butter so as to bring the top price and you will be the gainer in the end. r r., CPEO. POWELL PRETORIA r, BLOCK LYT1 t; V- iiit ►kis .-1► 1eM SMI• /► t► Miran r Cement for Sale. The undersigne4 keeps in stock all kinds of Cement, including Queen$ton and Portland. Cement Building and k louring a Specialty. JOHN STEWART ir1LTTH, ONT. AUBURN. WAIFS—Rev. Wm. Baugh, a former Muburn pastor. will preach in the ethodist church next Sabbath morn- ing, and Rev, Mr. McMillan, an old pas- tor, occupies the pulpit in Knox church Sunday rooming ....Mr. R. Nicholson and family, of Brigden, were visiting at Mr. Thomas McKe:rzi&e Saturday end Sunday.... Rev. T. B. Coupland is attending conference at Win$lmm this Week.... Mrs. Wm. Downs, of Clinton, Is visiting friends here....Miss Alice Clark has returned hone from New . York, where she has been visiting her aunt for some weeks Mr. John Clark, sr.. has returned home fleom visiting frlendein Brussels.... Mr, Joseph Gar- ter and Vfise Sadie Center spent Sunday at Brucefield....Mr. Joseph Lawlor }wet for the Soo thie week.... Mr. James Armstrong, of Brussels, called in the village last week.... Air. George Toms and family left the village this week ....The new chopping mill will soon be finished and will no doubt do a great business with Mr. A. Jackson as foreman. MORRIS. LOCALS.—Urs. Joseph Stubbs and het eon, Mr. Ross Stubbs, leave on Thursday of this week for a trip to Western Canada points. ..Mr. John McCall, who has been sick with tneesiee for sometime, i+ now much improved. ....Mr. Wm. Marshall hes raised his barn and is putting a cement founda- tion under it. Mr. Peter ,Jackson has the contract.... Mr. Robert Newcombe, of Newark, New Jersey, was visiting with Morris relatives Net week. COUNCIL MCETINU•—The council met. as a court of revision ou May 25th ; members all present, and subecrihed to the oath as required by stature. Ap- peals were disposed of ns follows:--- GeorgeArm,.r.ng, reduced 82uu on Al lot 0, con. 7; D. L•vine, entered owner N part. Int 11, con, 3; George Lamont, entered F.S. N part lot 3, on. 1 ; Wn,. Messer, entered owner lot '23, O.S., Bluevaio; Albert Taylor, entered P.S. al lot 3, con. 9; Albert White, entered M.P. N -W} Iot 13, con. 9 • Albert and Alfred Pierce, entered F.S. Sit lot 11, con. 7; W. G. Bolger, entered owner Nil. lot 30, con. 9; John Shoebottom, mitered owner NS lot. 24, con. 1 ; John Hunter, entered tenant Ni lot '21, con. ; Win. Elston, entered owner Nl lot T, con, 3 On tnotion of Coma. Shaw, seconded by Coun. Taylor, the court of revision then adjourned to meet again on June 29t1t et 10 o'clock tam. On motion of Coins, Shaw end Jeckson, Coups. Code end Taylor were Instructed to examine the road opposite lot 7, ou 6th con line, and report at next meeting what is necessary to be down. On mo- tion of Coups. Jackson and Taylor, the sum of $80 was granted to be expended in gravelling on sideline between lots 20 and 21, con. 10. On motion of Coups. Code and Jackson, the reeve end Coun. Shaw were instructed to expend $60 in gret'eiling on sideline between lots 19 and n;, con. 2, known as Bosman's crossway. On motion of COMM Code and Jackson, the aura of $27, was grant- ed to be expended on centre sideline, con. 7. On motion of Couns. Taylor and Code, a grant of $130 each was made to the east and west boundaries, and $50 each to the t,orth and sondr boundaries, providing mite adjoining I BLYTII LIVERY and SRLE STR3LES iJ Gv`i 0P CJ CO Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. w Gib) GG )Q tr First-class Horses and Rigs for hire at reasonable rates. Best of accommodation to Com- mercial Travellers and others requiring rigs. Veterinary office at livery stable. RING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTH, wIRInt INE 81008 a Me • Tilt CONSTITUTION 4IUL+ �. donNMoafrcal.t'alBato ���ns..�,__'tit'm PRICe"--1-- �ArBRITAIN '�%/ AMERICA`; • ellDruggistsfiChess , Pries IsCanada t 8100; 91s battles for 83,00 Nervousness predominates in wo- men, but men are also subject to it. Excess of various kinds causes it, also intellectual toil and anxiety. ST. JASIES «'APP,RS are peculiarly indicated in any forth of nervous de- bility, as they tone up theentire sys- tmm and restore the nerves to their normal condition. They are indica- ted in exhaustion, mental inertia and senile weakness. '1'hsy contain no alcohol, not being a1:quid remedy. Their effect therefore is not that of a mere stimulant, but tonic and permanent. ST. jAHHS WAVERS help stomach, digest food and send the nutriment through the blood, and this is the honest way to get health and strenght, the kind that lasts, develops and breeds the energy which accomplishes much. "t era parttentarly please/twit% Rt. Janice Wafers. They have h ren specially usefal la my gree- t Ice wn.a employed In sorrows troubles." Dr. ♦, 5Cruse, Birmingham, Eng. .St. jaws Weisner, not a secret remedy: torke,snrrourdarter,rr- ea>e,need,ng then to Meir Anile st: vre,naI! lits jor,nsra apes reruer,. W bene dealers are not selling the Wafers, the are matted upon re- ceipt of ce at the Canadian branch : t. James Refers Cs.. Hes St. Wholes $t , Beetroot. municipalities grant equivalent sums, Moved by Coun, Code, seoonded by Coun, Shaw, that as a municipality we favor the county taking hold of the good reads movement, and we urge the acceptance of the amount coming to Heron county under the ant and that the clerk be instructed to mail a copy of the above to the county clerk at once. —Curried. Accounts were ordered to he paid as follows;—Wm. Smith, cul- vert on sideline, $2; A. Kelly, culvert, $3; Mrs. Mulligan, wire fence on oast hoendary,18; Due & Stewart, covering for bridges, $124.10; Duff & Stewart, work on north boundary, $8.45 ; W. Clark, part salary, $40; John Watson, assessor's Salary, $70; John James, re- pairing culvert on west boundary, r3; Jolla Hopper, culvert on sideline, $2.50; Thomas Russell, repairing culvert, $1.50; R. B. Alcock, lumber for cul- verts. $28. On motion of Messrs. Jack- son and Shaw, the council then ad- jotwned to meet again on June 8th next, et 1.80 o'clock e.m., to hold a court of revision on rho Lamont Drain bylaw and elso for the transaction of other council business.—W, CLARK, Clerk. BEI -GRAVE. \oris.—Mr. Robert Gallagher re- turned home last week from New On- tario, end, like a greet many more, think., Old Ontario by fer the best.... Rev. E. A. Shaw, of Benmiller, will wrench in the Methodist church here next Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perdue, of Clifford, visited with 'the lady's parents last Sunday.... Mr. James \Vightmen is having hie kitchen end veranda painted thie week ....Mut. Patterson, en old resident here, died Saturday afternoon at hot daughter's home, near Wiughamn, where she has made her home since last fall. We understand the deceased lady underwent an operation for cancer last Wednes- day. The funeral on Monday wan a very large one. Much xvnpathy was ehown to the bereaved family, Mrs. Patterson was tho mother of Coun. Taylor, of Morrie, ...The contractors have started to huild the new chancel and vestry at Trinity church, Belgrave. A new foundation will also be put under the church. Blyth Connell. The regular monthly meeting of Blyth oormeil was held in Industry hall on 'Tuesday et'uning. All the members present. Minutos of last regular and special meetings were read and confirmed. Coun, McNally moved, seconded by Coun. Sloan, that the following ac- counts be paid :—E, Livingston, elec- teic light for May, 910.59 ; A. E. West, tiro months' salary as fireman, $4.10; James Barr, salary for May, $25; THE STANDARD, printing and .advertising, $3.:10 ; Reeve Sims and Coun. McNally, expenses to good roads meeting at Clin- ton, 52.60; J. 0. Mosel, supplies for fire derarttneot, $1,70.-eCarried. Conn. Milne moved, seconded by Coun. Stothers, that the resigtlation of Mr. J. f. Nivine es first engineer of Blyth fire brigade be accepted and that his salary to date, 927.05, be paid when his suceeesor is appointed.--Csrried. Coun. Milne moved, seconded by Coun. Stothers, t.hnt we advertise in THE STANDARD for applicants for the position of first engineer of Blyth fire brigade, applicatione to be received at a special meeting of this council to be held on Monday evening, June 8th. salary to be $65 per ennuuu, successful applicant to provide his own assistente —Carried. Coun. McNally moved, seronled by Coun. Sloan, that this council now ad. journ and forst itself into a court of revision.—Carried. Court of revision business then pro- ceeded with. Mr. Wni. Jackson appealed against the assessment, of his reeidence, which was $1850. Coun. Sloan moved, seconded by Chilli. Millie, that Mr..larkenn's assess- ment be redeced to 91200. --Carried, Mr. James Hill appealed against his personal esseesment of 1200. and the Great Northwestern Telegreph Co. ap- pealed againet their aesesstnent,of 9100. Coun. McNally moved, seconded by Coun. Sloan, that we take no action in the above appeals.—Carried. Coun. Sloan moved, seconded by Coun. Stothers, that, this court of revi- sion do now adjourn until next Monday evening, June 8th, at 8.30,—Carried. Council business then resumed, Coun. Milne moved, seconded hy- Cone. Stothers, that this council pur- chase an up-to-date street sprinklcr.— Cerred. Court. Milne moved, seconded by Coun. Slow, that the Orangemen have the use of the Agricultural park for their cele'rration on July 18th.—Carried. Council then adjourned. The wetter L. Mule Circus. The parade of the Walter L. Main enormous allows, comhiued with the grand military spectacle, savage South Africa, is one of the features of this gigantic exhibition that should not be overlooked. Even though you do not intend to visit the show, yon should at least see this parade and give the little ogee it chance to see it. 'there is much to interest them and yourself, and it is a refreshing departure from the oldtime parades given by tented exhibitions. Over a mile in length, this Mighty pageant will leave the show grounds es t0 o'clockprecisely on the day of ex- hihitiou and pass through the principal WWII, Eight bands of music, ealiopes, the funny clowns' hand, chimes, drum - corps, hag -pipers, Boers mounted hand, and jubilee singers will furnish music. The parade is divided Into 12 Kett toes and headed by a body of armored knights and trumpeters to announce its coming. Lady end gentlemen riders, Mexicans, Zulus. Resettle, Matabeles, soldiers of all nations, the sturdy Boers, open dens of animals, herds of elephants. camels, zebras, water buffalo. allegorical floats, historical tablesutt wagons, baud char- iots, raring chariots, atlperlt horaee, the South African stage coach and oxen Jim Dumps a little girl possessed Whom loss of appetite distressed. "I des tan't eat 1 " the child would. scream. Jim fixed it dish of "Force" with cream; She tasted it, then, joy for him 1 She begged for more frog} "Sunny Jun." The heady -to Serve Cereal Perfect Food for Children. " Wheat Ir n perfect summer cordal, and efforts should be' meds 10 warty , hildren to cat It." Lorisa E. oi.A-, in " Hovi to t'etal children." W-5 Furniture Bargains. Twenty-two Bedroom Suites joat arrived, Mostly cheap Sud medlnm.prlaed geode. Those Suites are all new deelgns, well finished and ere everyone a harentn. We have Mattresses and ' Springs to At them. Eighteen new Couches aro ready for your Inspection. Attie n Ane lot oI Rpokere and Easy Chairs. we ere oaerlug great veld.. in Lounge Covering, Table Covers, Car- pets and Bats. Bring In your Motors' and get them Framed. J. H. CHELLEW FOR GOOD HEALTH To preserve or restore it, there is no better prescription for sten, women and children than Ripans Tahules. They are easy to take. They are made of a combination of medi- cines approved and used by every physician. Hipans Ta- bules are widely used by all sorts of people—hut to the plain, every -day folks they are a veritable friend In need. ltipatts Tabules have become their standard family remedy. They are a dependable, honest remedy, with a long and suc- cessful record, to cure indigestion, dyspepsia, habitual and stubborn constipation, offensive breath, heartburn, dizziness, palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness, muscular rheumatism, sour stomach, bowel and liver complaints'. They strengthen weak stomachs, build up run-down systems, restore pure blood, good appetite and sound, natural Bleep. Everybody derives constant benefit from a regular use of Ripens Tubules. Your druggist sells them. The five -cent packet .is enough for an ordinary occasion. The Family Bottle, 60 cents, con- tains a supply for a year, R•I•P•AeN•S rusitinindimenchetbowittru K K K C1t K K&K Kix K Kock K&K K aril r<::K DRS.KENNEDY&KERGAN. Specialiste 1n the Treatment of Nervous, Blood, Private and Sexual Diseases of flee aad Women. 25 Years In Detroit. RNo Names used without Written Consent. Cures Duet. teed. Thouaande of young and middle-aged men are annually swept to a premature grave through early abuse or later excesses. Chas. Anderson was one of the victims, but was rescued is time. Be says: "I learned an evil habit. A change soon came over me. I could feel it; my friends noticed It. 1 became nervous, deepen. dent, gloomy, had no ambition, easily tired, evil forebodings, poor circulatlen, pimples on face, back weak, dreams and drains at night, tired and weak mornings, burning sensation, To make matters worse, l became reckless and contracted a blood disease. I tried many doctors and medical arms—all failed 1111 Dre. Ken. nedy & Kergau took my cane. In one week I felt better, and le a few weeks was entirely cured. They are the only reliable and honest Specialists in the country," RBADE—We guarantee to turf, you or no pay. Yon rue no risk. We have a reputation and business at stake. Beware of frauds sad impostors. We will pay SLOW for any caw we take that our NEW MBTHOD TREATMENT will not core. We treat and cure Nervous Debility, Varicocele, Stricture, Weak Parts, Kldnq and Bladder Diseases. Consultation free. Books free. Call or write for Question* List for Home Treatment. DRS. KENNEDY 6 BERGAN MIe1*..frelt,M1 badby$t. ;C. K K& K K1,<K K&K K carts, blooded stork, mounted cloths, richly -caparisoned lady and m entleman artists, and a number of new features that will be seen here for the first time. Immediately upon the return of the parade to the show grounds there will be given a free outside .exhibition of daylight fireworks. This is a novelty that no one should miss, The WaltwrL, Main enormous ahnwe, combined with the grand military spec- tiele, eevage South Africa, will be in Goderich on Monday, June 8th. No Rambling or catch -penny device of any kind will be tolerated around the Walter L. Alun enormous shows, combined with the grand military spectacle, liar - nal) South Africa. The chew- has its own corps of experienced detectivee to protect its patrons, and the light-finger- ed gentry give it a wide berth. • The Walter L. ,Hain enormous shows, combined with the grand military spm, tacle, savage South Africa, are es free from obiectionable features as any legitimate organization. Nothing im- mm;tl, offensive, or suggestive will he tolerated under any consideration. The show has always had a reputation for clean Ii floss. --Tire blerksmiths of Owen Sound and surrounding country have formed an association and purpose revising the prices of horseshocing, tire -setting, etc. , This stop is necessary owing to the higher prices fur stork, etc. WAGGONER EXTENSION LADDER LIGETaaT, ,Tan\"aeT, HANDIEST AND aAra•T, Thousands in Daily Use Hee no equal where a ladder in re- qulraln,s,to, Bwldk of Farniel 1, ere and Oilers. Palab Write 1.,r catalogue, it', free. WAGGONER LADDER CO., LTO. London, Canrda.