The Blyth Standard, 1907-11-14, Page 4PAar. FOUR —THE 13INT Ii STA NDAR.[—Niov>mun 11'rH, 19C'.
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G, E, LONG, L.p.S„ D.D.S.
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College of Dental Surgeons. An honor
graduate of 'T'oronto, University. Office
over dames Cutt'e store, Pretoria block,
Blyth. At Auburn every Monday 0 a.m.
to 5p,rn.
ft'. .1, MILNE, M.D.C,11,
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Tersltyof Trinity College; M.U., queen's
kUniverefty• bellow of Trinity Medical
:;College, and member of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, Cor•
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4 3=street, Blyth.
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
Auctioneerfor Huron County
'Derma reasonable. Safes arranged for
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Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.
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Beet of accommodation to Commercial
Travellers and others requiring riga.
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J, L. KERR, PUBLISHER,
THURSDAY, NOV. 14, ii y
People We Know
Mr. Roy Etnigh, of Brussels, is
holidaying in town.
11 r. R. Leatlterdale, of Brussels,
was a. culler in town 00 1?riday,
C. P, R. Station Agent Spofford is
ewes' on his holidays, shooting down
In Essex county.
Mrs. W. J. F,ylo and Tommy spent
Sunday and Monday visiting friends
in Kippen and Bruceiield,
Mr. James Cott, jr., is laid up with
inflammatory rheumatism. We
hope he will soon be 0. k,
1A', Rus. Brown and Miss Lizzie
Brown, of Brussels, spent Sunday in
town the guests of their sister, Mrs.
J. Leslie Kerr.
Mr, Ed, Wilford, who has been in
the Toronto Hospital for the past two
months with typhoid lever was able
to return home on Saturday.
Mesdames Poplestone and Small
attended the W. 1'. M. S. at Kippen
on 'Tuesday while Rev. Mr. Small
attended the Presbytery in the same
village.
Mr. Frank Metcalf is at 'Toronto
this week assisting with the Huron
Co. fruit exhibit at the Ontario Hor•
tienitural Exhibition, Mr. Metcalf
will be right in his glory among the
fruit,
Mr. G. M. Chambers left last
Thursday for Winnipeg where he
will close up the estate of his broth-
er who died ahout three weeks ago.
He expects to be away 0 couple of
weeks.
Last Friday evening a large num-
ber of ladies and gentlemen of town
called on Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Golden
and spent a pleasant evening before
they departed from town, Mr. Gol-
den disposed of his hoot and shoe
business to a firm in Welland to no-
cept a position as bookkeeper fur a
large lumber company with head-
quarters at Kenora, Mrs. Golden
,and children will visit for the Res-
ent with her mother In Melbourne
their many friends in .Blyth will
wish them success in their new un-
dertaking,
CHURCH NO'T'ES,
The following are the officer's of
the A. Y. P. A. of'1'linity church for
the current year 1—
President, S. Bucilalan
Vice -Pres,, Miss W. Thompson
Treasurer, Mrs. (Rev.) Hartley
Secretary, Miss Metcalf
Organist, Mrs, 'Pyle,
On Tuesday evening at the Meth.
dist church in connection with the
League a debate will be held and
the subject will be "Resolved that
the Irish is 0 01010 clever race than
the Scotph." The negative side will
be led by hiss Brigham white the
ntRrmative will have Frank Me -
Pherson as leader. There should be
a good attendance at the meeting,
Ts*
Next Sabbath the Connexlonnl
Funds will be token up in the'Bteth•
odist church. Rev. S. Anderson, the
pastor, wilt occupy the pulpit
N * 0
Last Sabbath Rev. T. Davidson,
11. A„ of Varna, conducted the 801"
vices in St. Andrew's church ns the
pastor, Rev. .i. L. Small, B. A,, was
preaching anniversary sermons at
Varna.
For quality and quantity ask your
dealer for the new big pleas of "Bobs"
'Stag' and "Curroucy" chewing
tobaccoes,
The Cradle.
Tavi.on.—In SVingisin, Nov. Gth, to
Air. and Airs. J. A, Taylor, a
SOIL
The Altar.
TAYLCn—D4180N. — At .Estevan,
Sask., on Oct. 30th, at the resi-
dence of Mr, and Mrs. II. Mc-
Neil, by Rev. B. Glover, Mr.
Lone Stanley Taylor to Mrs, 8,
11. Dobson, both of Hamiota,
Man.
The Tomb.
PArreisov.-1n East Wawanosh, on
Monday, Nov.,'11tl, Ella May,
daughter of Donald and Mrs,
Patter -on, aged 81 years.
li'ANT Tnu'i.ETS "Currency," "Bobs'
and ''Stag" chewing tobaccoes, in big
plugs. Quality always the saltie,
ADoctor's
Medicine
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not
a simple cough syrup. It is a
strong medicine, a doctor's
medicine. It cures hard cases,
severe and desperate cases,
chronic cases of asthma, pleu-
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
"11uvo m.d a gnat deal of Ayers Blurry
?octant for coughs and hard .atria on W
chest, 11 has always dew me goat goad. It
1s arWaly • mast weadarf l wortn merit
alae."—H10al!l J. PrMeaLLn, Isadford,
11.J,
,
read. is J. 0. Ayer 0o„ rarooll, Masa.
Alms meaahotann er
sA13APAIULLA.
gers IIARR Yf00R.
You will hasten recovery by talo
Ing one of Ayer's Pills at bedtime.
WILL KISSING
BE PROEIBITED
ThtOsculatory Process Denounced
by Scientists as Extremely
Dangerous—iiow the Dan-
ger Can be Removed.
A keen discussion is being carried
on by some of the best scientists as to
the danger and "crime" of kissing, led
by Dr. Somers, Health Officer of At-
lantic City, and Dr. Nalpasse, of the
Medical Faculty of Paris. They charge
the kiss with spreading grippe, scarlet
fever, measles, mumps, whooping
cough, typhoid fever, diphtheria, cry
sipelaa, meningitis, tuberculosis, and
many infectious akin diseases. They
suggest legislation on the subject, and
the posting of notioes in railway sta-
tions, street cars and other public
places, but they nay it would be use-
less to post them on verandahs, in
cosy corners, porches, shady nooks,
or moonlit lawns. They also propose
compulsory legislation for methods of
disinfection of the mouth and purify-
ing the breath, especially with a view
to the protection of the innocent babies
who are particularly subject to info -
tion. The greatest and most effective
purifier and germ destroyer known to
medical science for the mouth, throat
and breath, as well as for the blood,
stomach and lungs, is Psychitte that
triumph of the medical world that is
attracting almost universal attention
because of the wonderful results at-
tending its use. One of its recent tri-
umphs is told as a matter of experi-
ence in the following brief statement:
Dr. Slocum Co.
Ilam sending yon photo and testimonial here•
with for your great remedy FiYCHINE, Your
remedies did wonders fur me. I n'as about 28 or
80 years ofwhen I took PSYCIIINE. The
doctors bad given me up as an incurable eeneump.
tiva. My lungs and every organ of the body were
terribly diseased and wasted. Friends and neigh -
bon thought I'd never get better. But PSYCHINR
laved roe. My lungs kava never bothered me
ainae, and Peyeblue lea permanent euro.
MRs. I.1ZZ1E OARSIDs,
.12 Bathurst et., London, Ont.
Psychins, pronounced Si -keen, is ad•
tnitted to be the most wonderful of all
disease and germ -destroying agencies.
For building up the run-down system
and During all forms of stomach
troubles and diseases of the chest,
throat and lunge or head, it is simply
unapproachable. 11 is a reliable home
treatment. For sale at all druggists,
60o and $1,00 or Dr. T. A. Bloom,
Limited, 179 King Street West, To-
ronto,
STRAYED.—From the premises of M. H.
Craig, Con, 4, East Wawanosh, on or
about Orr, 140, three ewes and one
lamb, Reward for Information,
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Blyth Cannon.
The regular meeting of the Coun-
cil was held in Industry Hell on
Nov, Gth, the Reeve h the chair and
Councillors Cheliew, Johnston, Gerry
Ind 11111 present.
llieutes of last regular meeting
tad special tueetings of October 4,
11, 21 and 22nd. Also special
meeting Court of Revision on Oct,
4111, re sidewalks and crossings were
read and on Motion by L. Hill, se•
corded by N. 13, Gerry were declared
correct,
It was moved by N, 13, Gerry
seconded by W. Julrnstoa that the
following accounts be paid,
Ih'.'lilee, selecting Jurors. $ 2 00
A. Elder, " " 8 00
1). Cowan, " " .,,, 2 00
[sear Brown, tilt account 15 00
i'nw STANDARD, account 4 00
Jno. Vincent, repairs for, engine2 16
S, Westlake, salary October 90 50
McPherson Bros., account 4 69
Jos. E. Taman, for gravel etc..,, BO 40
Geo. White, account 3 25
N. B, Gerry, account 85
$107 85
Carried,
Moved by L hill seconded by N.
13. Gerry that 16 iron plates and
freight thereon amounting to $53,60
be charged to Crossings account of
1907. Carried,
Moved by L. Hill seconded by W.
Johnston that taxes of C, H. Deese be
remitted to the amount of $67.60 as
per agreement. • Carried.
Moved by L. Hill seconded by N,
13, Gerry that sidewalks and cross-
ings lie charged proportionally $15
for use of Corporation tools used in
1907. Carried.
It was moved by L. Hill seconded
by J. IJ. Cheliew that we advertise
in THE 131,Yrii STANDARD, one in-
sertion, sidewalk debentures for sale,
Carried.
Moved by L. Hill seconded by N.
B. Gerry that we now adjourn.
Carried.
Westfield.
A new stairway is being erected
in the Methodist church hero. Jas,
ilcGil1 has the contract.
The Westfield choir and quartette
go to Calvin church next Sunday to
sing at their anniversary services,
Thos. hell is having a new floor
put into part of his house,
Tax Collector McClinton is on his
rounds again.
PASSED AWAY.—On Monday after-
noon at 1,30 o'clock the spirit of
Ella May, daughter of County En-
gineer, lir, and Mrs. Donato Patter.
son, took its flight alter It very short
illness having taken seriously ill at
t o'clock Sunday Morning, Hetn-
orrh.tge of the lungs was the cause
d her death: hiss Patterson spent
the past year out west trying to
Trow oft' the fatal disease, but re-
turned home no better, The de-
ceased was a member of the Preshy-
erian church at Auburn and was
al ways willing both in the church
and at entertainments to do her part
to a singer. The funeral took place
yesterday from her home on Lot 29,
Con. 3, to Ball's cetnetery, To the
family and relatives the sympathy
of the community is extended,
Beigrave.
A fowl supper under the auspices
01'111pity church will be given in
the Forester's ball next week.
Adam Maguire returned from
Manitoba last week.
East Wawanosh Council met in
Belgrave on Monday.
Chas, Lawrence, of Buffalo, is
visiting at his brother-in-law's, R. J.
Clegg.
Mr. and Mrs. Rigglesworth, of
Halton county, were visiting the
Messrs. Walsh last week.
Chas. Johnston and Duncan Ale -
0,1110111 are after the fleet -footed dens'
in the wilds of Muskoka.
Mr, and Mrs. Turnbull, Miss Carr,
Mrs. Ilogg, of Grey, and Mrs. Cox of
Stratford, were guests of Mrs. Bates
list week,
Robert Maguire has been making
extensive improvements, He has
erected a new windtnill for pumping
water, which is conveyed by gal.
vanized iron pipes to a large tank,
and front thence the house, barns and
stables are supplied. Small iron
boxes are placed in front of each
stall, so that cattle, horses or hogs
ran be watered without leaving the
stable. 'When completed., it will be
most convenient. Mr. Maguire likes
to have things handy, and is a good
stockman.
ADvltmtlslltw is both an art nnd a
science. '!'here is only one way by
which you can sell goods and defy
competition. Tell the'. people what
von have for sale and the prices.
The dealers in Blyth can sell as
cheap as anywhere in Ontario.
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