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Ottderleb. 619deeleh. January Session.
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de johuaton Platen street,
A lady on Elgin etre,et heard a c
Two, belie have been Alen in the MISS
41 une 040 er
had the id 11 'to I h Itedrelsy a, •dee.deesing last week in tier gerden Huron County Council.
' Victorie opera, house tots winter,
John Bain and his' youngest rid watIct on t e square on Satur A . Intt where it mune from puzzles her.
daughtef. Mie13 Katie, left on lerednes- ut vnt im
efortatele Miss Polly fottud Dr. re-unn of Clinton Was called in an
day to welt 0321000n, micalgan. „it shortly efterwarda and tne b.eart of Friday last to Cve his advice coneern-
Tee mews, Hugh aud John Bain the (Avner was wade glad, ing Mr. Haver ideates' attack.'noulns of Exeter and ciao, ar
esie 01, Tuesday tee White Fish Point, Mine host of tile British Exchange young gentleman in Goderich net r
Michigan. • -.. was chattingoWith $0some gentlenrn on finds times so 4011 he says be has eel.. 0 ant t a es 0 to
We learn with much Pleasure that West vb. on ricley P. M. and as has fetus notion to fill the position of home Wardelli'S Chair. COOK
f-...1fUsokflaw" Ma t id a .
an old Ooderich bear, th Orstone wit° ita been
studied telegtap
h with Mr Marry ing the homer of Mr, Tilt, a, PartY" ri I our rieing
_e -
Superintendent V'reeMeer Bike passing eaideePaidon Me; hut 11 that young artist, has gone to spend A few
w Telegraph. fee KangerowP" 4'0h no. no; don call vveeks with reletites Wingbain, tfie Our Owu Oorremperident)
Arrnetrongdyears vo, is no
0 b K vo said mine We Coat what wm the Drees Dar Alliance
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ng We t the •
the, The following geotlemen to-dtty sub.
^ Geclerich, Jen, 21th,
hewn div'Our. readers Will likely re- and it covers it come," p keg say o a waver ot chairman of
board of works for allowing the Blum( scribed to tbe declaration of office ea
member him,' William P. McFarlane fingere in leis right. cheek, Of courts°
I plow to go the rounde on Sundays. county councillors before His Flepor
" at one time a resident. Of Victoria at. everyone enjoyed the joke.
The neme Of Warnock is progressive, since writing last ,week's ',note re, The citisienti Ulust offer their thanks :Judge Meese') and took their seats at
.- -Every one bete ei
leireel.effef the tnamineth „Rayon De Oiteatiocn, we have found for it 'Was a real been the snow fell in the colleen, table.
equasnese Mr. -w lettuce *Weienteele 'or' another person -Who knows all "alma emit great quatieltieS Saturday night Itereee- Bowmen, Sieteeti ComiOny;
our to*n raises and , here conies the -Baron's eojourn here•with his wife • and Sunday morning. ^ ' tliiek, Chambers. B. S. COok, T. B
1r ' of Sarnia,' hie Munro haberdasher, I Kr. Harry Videan 'WAS Very* easy On Hays,Plailip aolt, We H. Kerr„ Robert
Mr.' William ViTarnoe an cAlex.,
whose market garden last Year Ine" Square. ee. s 1 manuaY and hie family have every Miller, Geo, M. McEivan, Donald, Mc.
duced 3 citrons weighing 35 pounds"People can begin to look up all their'.1 hope *of his speedy recovery', butte, J. B. NIcLep.n, Douald Patter-
. each, • -stYliele antilettie snuff-boxes, the stater- ' On -Sunday, 22nd inst., Mo. D. C. son, J. Ae Rollins, Alexander Sturtet,
cate, like Owego, but •ties preseneed by the commispioner of Strachan recerved a telegrAm-front his James Snell, john Torrance.
Moine grece
Peet $4.00, Govrie Vidette $5.00, 0. A.
Neern $5.00, A. MeV, 'Allele $88.12, T.
(I. „Beene 1010,15. • Statemente were
read front Gorierich. Seaforth and
Clinton (3011011104 Inetitutes and re-
ferred to the Executive committee.
Re_port of Mr, Coate, Inepector of
the goose of Refuge, was pieced be.
fore the Council mid Rent to House a
Reruge couunittee.
_Moved by Mr. tielnniat'eeconttee by
r. et" oat menet pent be made
to the gement,' Inetitutes in this
eouney. Sent to Executive cnq
ommittee.
Moved by Mr. Bowman eeconded by
Mr. Snell thet the earn of IMS.Q0
,granted to eeeh Pelee; labraey in the
County.
Moved by Ur. Holt seconded by Mr,
Chanabersihnt Mr, It, A. Carrick be
Aaditorfor 1890.
alovea by' 'efte 'Miller seconded by
Mr e owman that Mr. John Burgess
, be Auditor for this year.
Moved, by Mr. Snell eireonded by Mr.
Connolly that letr. W. L. Ouimette be
Aeditoe foa this , • "
Moved by mr. McLean secondee by
Mr. Stuart that Mr, R. S. live be
trustee of the Seafoith Oollegiate bee-
tetute. Sent to Education eOninuttea,
Moved bY Mee Bowman_ secouded hv
-Mr; Millet, that Me. A. le. Cochrane be
Auditor for the yeer 1890.
Moved by Mr. Connolly seconded by
Mr. Snell that Ur.. John R,ansford. be
Trustee of the Clinton Collegiate Irret,1-
.tute• Sent to gdaeateou cummittee.
Moved hy Mr. ,Flolt, seeondeti key Mr,
FEBRUARY 2) t99
otru4ed to purchese. plank required
for flooring bralgee gem idenson. Citr.
°toyed Mr, McLaren mecooded by.
Me. McLean that the Clerk be author -
Wad to purchaeti one dozen pair hand.
cuffs for eounty vonetables. (leveled,
Moved hy De, Rollins seconded by
Mr. Snell twit the warden nna. cleric
inquire Into Ow case of Misq Dlekson of -
the township of Grey, who by aTe
will
was left waml, or the county with n
aey of $100) anti line if tile plovisions
of the will can be enfereed, take the
solicaor'e opinion, if they deem it ie-.
cessery ana repute at the next seeeinte-
the eatineil,
- Moved by Mr, Millee seconded by
Mr, Patterson that the • inerahly
visits a the warden be no . the first
Tuesday of each month instead of -the
the fleet Mindy as usual, owing to- the
railway connectiab trout Ins home.
CI4TPliitet Wane° of the executive report
watepresented.to the coancil, cone
unttee tir• oecepied the chair.
Tire chiumittee rose, the werden re
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Burned the cheer when tie report was
itildntaipbteyd1.4weilq02 tipiitrIrriltineditigoiettuudiottitrsr:
Refuge.byeaw were- tai nneti
and pas4ed, . The coancil adjenrned to
Meet:attain on I uesday. Cith Jen, at
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GAOLER.% REPORT. ' •
Herewith I submit to yen report
or the number of prisonere • at present
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great of $26 be made to tine Childreme.
Ala Sexeety in the opplleatten ot Mr.
Ernest Heeene. As to the: application
of the County Ride Aesoclation for it'
great, we recommend that ;inaction be
taken. We reconnueud that the couta
cil make it graut of $10 to ehe Prleistr.
ere' Aid Aseociation. Werecommend
that the application of Mr. Ceeo. W.
1101nran be granted and theta grant of
e25 to the Teachers' : Association be
matle. In reeerence to the applica,ticin
of 13, Courtney eillpirt And A. T. Mon.
roe for recommendetion to the Organ('
Agriculturn1 College, we recommend,
filet ing netion be taken as there is no
vitcanrY, we having recommended alr.
D. le. Mortheta June last, , le refer-
ence to the claim of Mr, S. Medd for
damage to a. horse at Mancheater
bridge, we recommend ehae tine matter '
be deferred to the. June session in order
that. the cornmittee may denten further
.., information, Ir) referenee to the too -
elide of Messrs. Bowman and Snell, we
recommend the timed giant of $p, be .
awe§ to tee various puelto libraries in.
the county. Al to ehe motion of Me -
Innes and Kerr we recommend that, '
that (urea} grant of $25 lie made to cutch
Faririers' Instittlte in the contity • A's
to the -motion •of ' -111e-tene. Snell' and • •
r45 -1.117e. wtneeclieetlintlhIrteerPRLetthtaryt AIL sgeotclalttiocifi'
of this remoter, lo ,refeeetice to the
1 claim of Mr. Henderean for damages to
Executive committee of Dec. last, and, .
b is horse, referred to in report or the . .
rebtch wits refute' d to the tt el n and
pat 11, ceFner grocery on the equare„ Internal Revenue show thereie asteadY -brother-in-law, Mr, SeFoloOr of breeY. The Clerk 'occoPled the chair aria, Chambers that .Rev. Dr., 'etre be ap, ee custody in the cottrity gitol. Tliere w e
• f a 416; les aud large increase in the reduction 'Yoek,adng him of tete death of Ids requeeted the council to' elect, War- leeinted.Trustee of the Goderieh cjoue. are 9 nudes, viz re -David Terrier, Bar, ,Ni"e'' :).1:i.ftlel!.otposetytftlel,vv,e0,,trectnynxilendsiihA't
mune
With 1 f that artrele ears ago son Willa) Se mour,, by accident
'' • Dr. Taylor was down *i a grippe and sale o. , 1
. latit week, too. ' - - ' : out .merchante esea to have 'snuff store while getting offthe ferry being struck
Me. Cornwall of Detroit, breither-m- ed away he ' bladders and sold great . by a heavy wagon_. awinging against
law of Miss Matheson, -Wellington. quantities of it. It was quite social to Imp,. Mr. Willie Seymour is an only
street, bus bad OA fierioUtii ad attack of pass a snuff -bo* round in cempany for -eon and W0.0 quite a favorite with his
la grippe tent•s were 'entertained last all to "take a Pluck': But we thought uncle and family here and made manY
eveek of a fatal Issue, but We are glad the use of enuff was obsolete until we -warm friends Who will sincerely
.. to bear that he is better. Mr. Coro'. read the above In a late Canadian : mourn his early decease. ,
- Wall -visited •:Giederich eleete- summer issue. ' But -we -must say la grippe was • Wordwae received from Detroit hist
with Mrs. Corowall, and its they are then unknown. . , • • week of the deatb of Mr. McAllister,
devotes of thebicyclethey were Oita Great quantities of very . much 'ad- at one time a boot and shoe merchant
winearaine with much delight, , mired: blue -tinted ice were "keyed away on the square 'where McLeAn's new
in love with our toevre add rode to
4ist-week by quite a nunetier ctf -people hIciek 11(rint .itands. -114(4e-succeeding
We extend!' our sYmPathY Thursday blizzard stopped the haul. well here In business he removed to
parents of Miss. Frances Abigail. a ing of it. • Detroit with his family, where he pros-
ered and became quite aesuccessfeil
young daughter of Mr. Samuel Sturdy, ttev. I.lre was the receiver cif-
Herattack,was sudden•and fatal. Ap- many calls on Thursdae, last front his
pendicitis or inflammation carried -her Mende both ladies and gentlemen to
off. She was leelitto rest On Frideye wish him. many happy returns of the
Not vereet_tlgtisitag, the ain at Nia day. The Rev. Dr. was wonderfully
gam. _e,.... e ' - •-. , , well on his birthday We
up town
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----Mr--7ilien‘y Videan, menagerVicteria tlateugh the seorm. • We trust he will
Opera House, took a relapse last week spend. many birthdays among us. '
hot we trust he will soon be all Plebe. Althof a blizzard reigned on the evene
He thought ' his attack • of la grippe big of Thursday, winch had been an
Nval slight,ana took 'mice" c°14" ' eeeeedingly wild day earlier, quite 9,
Mr. Riehard Sillib of Brandon, Mena lerge eeowd attended the fancy carni
- is here on a holiday visit to his par- ,
,,, vat at the West street skating and
ents. He is a brother a the gionnlee curling rink. The Marine band malty -
adventurer from Goderich: one& the"evening with their 'attractive
• Messrs. George Sowerby and George musk, yet „tis suid it is scarcely in
- Beatty, the two . Georges, took a hon. iwthin withthe swaying of the skates.
day trip LO Seaforth latelY• Mr. '8°Iv" 'Romeo and Juliet were the attraction
erby is quite a clever violinist -and Mr: with the Highlend Piney, (comic') And
Beatty accompanies him on the Pies°. each of the three won first Prize. Mimi
The heavy timberlor the breakwate
er has arrived at lase, but the season i8-
. far too cold to ccnnrnence oPerations.
Mr. Rhynasevill superintend the 'tim-
ber fietnaing, and he'll look atter the
work vvell. , ,
Mr. Thompson of the harbor. saw-
. runt is having his -residence on; Elgin
street ealed ien neth new botteds.
Mr. Jamas McIntosh of the barber
,saeteenillehas had a very severe uttacke
. of la grippe., .
Miss Hattie Wilkinson will spend,:
e- ethe winter at Minneapolis with her
brUthers, ;the Illeases, • 'Wilkinson, And
their families, • , •
Miss Ansebrook sarg Very pleasingly
one Sundayerecently at North street
Methoeist church, the lovely sacred
solo "Holy OAT." She has gone to
Toronto to visit her friend, Mrs. (Dr.)
Hooper. e , _ • • '
Mr. D. C. Straehan of H. M. Customs
is recovering from an attack of grippe,
Up. Radcliffe underwent in Tdropto.
an operation for cataract in his ' exes.
and has returned '-hicaselfeagain.
By order of Mayer Thompson )extb-
.11c, greeting was convened on Friday
evening in the town hall to discuss a
new railway project and the deepening.
of the harbor. There was re very good
attendance for such an unpleasant
evening. .ExeMaynteShannon took the
' chair in the absence of his veorship the
mayor: The speakers -Were: Aldermen
W. Campbell, ,exeleiclerman Colborne,
MCD. Allan, John: Acheson, Grahame
Cameron and Mitchell, editor of the
Star. All were in favor of depetaticins
-being sent to Ottawa to interview the
Minieter of -Railways eave Me. John,
. Acheson, who said for all the. -good
de.putations had done 'heretofore they
might as well send their photographs.
Grahame Cameron traid,he- was- one of
the,direetors of the proposed electric
road between London and Port Frank,
hod thought the .Government would
extend the read to Gicelerich. ,The
editor of the Star thought the -first
thing .the Government would have to
do would be to dredge the . harbor,' so
- e Unit it (height in reality be called a.
harbor of refuge. He said Coiling -
wood would cost An immense sum of
ntoney to make it a port of entry for
' the lake carriers, and. Goderich harbor
would cost tnuch less, as ell it vanities
Is proper dredging.
On Thursday evening last a neoeb en-
joyable social was held in the parlors
of Victoria street church, . Addresses
Wilson looked exceedingly. well in her
character of Juliet. She was dressed
in white trinemed with 'Tees' down,
pale blue bodice trinnned with silver,
wide; pale blue sash, pale blue. silk
gloees that reached her shoulders and
tied with knoes of pile blue ribbon,
chiffon frill aroutid her •throat. pale
:blue tut ban, au -mounted . with white
ostrich plumes and „lovely white roses.
. Borneo,- the char:teeter chosen • by Mr.'
Frank DuBois, was an exceedingly
graceful et:sebum-foe the -knight of the
St; Andrew, • • (itealiter,) pale • blue
doublet and knee breeches; -red stock -
ins and lovely green velvet. Mantel
trimmed with gold a la courtier, lace
collar and cuffs, red turban trimmed
with geld and sword. We must con-
gratulate.the seaman on makieg Ao
good looking, a Borneo, „Lorne Mc-
Donald Wore a startling Highland plaid
costume free top tae toe. Kilts, tunic,
plaid .steickiiigue Tam o' Shanter,' all
white graund, with plaid of red, yel-
low and blue,"with bagpipes te match.
The pipes were of gold and the Tam
o' Shanter was about three feet in
width., Leine looked like A real clans-
man with the goose's wings in his Tam
and did no discredit to the house of
Lorne.' 'Miss Hattie Harrison made a
charmingJacobite lady. Her costume
was a pretty brown with pink front:
covered with white lace,. white lug 'V
with. pink revers, 'white kid' gloves'
with pink Miffs, brown hat lined. with
pink and trimmed with black estricti•
plumes anapink silk bows, sash of red,
white and Wee, and carrying a fencing
:sword. ,Her brother Reggie wore a
handsome Spaeish.suit. • Roweo, Mr.
George DuBois, received, first prize for
best costume, a silveacup and saucer.
Mr e Jewett of Bayfield was a very fine
rival and got second prize. Juliet.
Miss Wilson of Wyoming, received
first prize for best costume, ladies, a
very handsome cut glade and silver.
mounted pitcher. Lorne McDonald,
Highland piper, (comic,) received first
prize also, a beautiful tobaber, jar, but
Lorne had.hetter, make it a pob pourri
jar. There weeees, greet' mine con
petitors and great marier.prizen. The
judges were Messrs. Tye, Rongoie and
James Robinson. The ice Was good.
We feel pleased to announbe to our
readers this Week. the Marriage at the
residence of the bride's father, Joseph
Wade, Esq., Bruce street, of Hily
Marie, his eldest daughter, who was
iven awa3r by him to Ma Louis Bina
were given by the pastort Rev. Mr. ton, only eon of mine host. of the Col -
Godwin, and Mr. George Green, Mill borne hotel. The ceremony was per -
road. Miss Turie BreWie of Nor h formed by Rey, jetties Anderson in the
street Methodist choir sang very feel- family drawing Rennet on. Wednesday,
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• itigiV the beautiful sacred solo "Satise Febetiary let, at 2 p.m, The bride was
fled," and Miss Batmen of Victoria attired in a. handsome costume of
sbreet chutch choir' rendered "Golden cream cashmere with 'hiidecei of cream
Pathway" in a very creditable manner. eurah silk, with trimming of real lace,
• Mies Millie Godveie gate it hiptiorOus, and carried 0. boquet of white eaentt
• recitation, "How St. Peter was 0,13-' tions. The bridesmaid,' Miss Estelle,
peoached by • difftretit deputationse" only sister of the bride. was dressed in
and die Instrumental trio by Messrs, a costume of rich myrtle gegen and
W. 'Hillier and 'Woolgar, on the man- carried a boquet of scarlet carnations.
dolin, and Miss Stokes, ' organist of The groomsman vas Mr. Ed. 'Munro.
Victortantreet church, on the guitar, Mr, Dowding of St, George's choir
While she whistled i lovely solo:. Miss played the wedding march. The
Stokes erode in her whistling' solos. bridegroom'e presents to bride and
Tables were seb and refreshment§ Berl/. brideetnald twere very valuable., The
0 ed to all. ' * ----- bridal 'party left by theafternooti train
Mies Marr Ieellson received. a tele- for London. ;wheee they will. remain
- grew from hoe home- at Wyoiiiing rep. one week visiting frienee and relatives
peeing her of the death of Her grand- of the bride., T4te guests were the in-
itialler tuid urging her Ireturn by first. timate feiende of both families. We
train. While bete she was the guest congratulate our young townsman on
of her melt, alter., J. Plarrioon. Elgin his choice anti with hint and his esti-
street. , • • enable bride along and peesperetitelite,
The maehitiery ef No, .0 dredge,The Wedding' Pteieefer Wpre vereltand-
, which veritrat Cioderieh a few years age sone, ., i
and rentainirtg years at Fort 'Wiltieni, 'We regret to announce the death of
ilea ell been taken out and seta to Oe. James Cook, Torontostreet, in his 90th
• teem to be put little a new dredge, We year, The old gentleinan MIS a native
hope it they he NO. 9, too. of County Fermanagh, Ireland, and
The. funeral of the late.MItie Edna Ka cattle tin • Lienada over 45 years ago
, Itobineore yOungest daughter of Cap where, in teolborde townehip, he took
'Min Robinson of Sarnia, Wok place eptt farm and remained upon it over
from the G. T. R. station upeti the 25 years after which he retired from
arrival of tlire.a•m. trainirom Detroit, agricultural pursuits and took up hie
via Londe:ire-to' Maitland cemetery. residence on Toronto street where he
Mem Edna, with her sister, visited resided with his family for the past
. Goderich. last eammer and Was SO de. twenty yeate and for his age Wail al-
- lighted With le that she told her con- ways_ vigorous., bright and cheerful
eine, the Mistier* Whitely, she liked one uritit lately., He only suffered from
town Bo much that, she would return teeekneee coneequent, upon old age and
,again the next summer and remain & died calmly like one in Weep. Hie wife
bong time. -Poor, fragile Edna; she and eeveu daughters survive him,
mime again before the . spring birds. Eight daughters were born to Mr. and
. ban their wings. Her casket WAS* Mrs. James Cook bat no eon. They
ely
love white one and eovered with the are Mete Hucketep town; Mee. Rick -
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moo bettoLifol flovitire in every forni lard Ohaerthere, (i'orlerich tovnuthlo 4
Of floret tribute-whetthe, craftiest en- Mee. jatietis Thomption, Toronto ; Mrs. -
'chore -abut the moat noticeabletributes J. W. Lo§versey, Hainilton ; film M.
Were A harp and Mound, with lettere! Heath, St. UMW, U.r.S; MiteesNellieof
lovely pillows. Captain Rolfintiont her St; LoUle, T.T. S, and Carrie of Hamilton.
fethert was stetson:mauled by his ean-ita Mrs. Lovreriey and Mise Carrie Cook,
l&W, Mr. Cook of Semite and Mg Corporal and Mrs. flucketep of town,
brotheteital&W, Mr. lJohn MeOceiteed of and l‘fr. end fate.- Chambers Were the
Guelph. The funeral cortege drove to moornetie 'The pall.hearers were Mes-
Meitiand cemetery, where Captain era. Jame* Milian, John larkpatriek,
Rohintion's first wife, lildnes ofothert Ilezeklali Hale, William Ber, .1 Duff -
Is ititerred. The 0 in and hie and Crawford., Rev. Jasper Witten
friends returned to 6 lay the Oat. ofileittted at hetiee and at Maitland
g ng ,
usinees man. • ^
Mr; Blackstone says we are going to
have an early spring. He has "sweet
peas" in the • windows from Perrin's
confectionery, London. .
The Steathroy Age, in Wiest issue,
says t -"A movement is Ma root in
Strathroy tb organize citizen's ass°.
'dation, to meet frpm thud to time for
the discussion of (eerie questions, The
rireeibership is to be given to all towns-
-people who wish to enrol themselves."
.Goderich, attention,. • •
Rev: 0. M. Sheldon, the author,. now
in Toronto, believes "that Chrtseian
Work is necessary to keep 0hristianity
Alive," e • •
The third meeting of the Goderieh
Division of West Huron Teachers' As-
sociation,.wilt, be held On- Saterdayr
Feb, 4th, in theCentral teChotil At one
o'elock, - The subject for discussion is
"Ariththetic." First clam to be tauglat
by Miss Parsons, .2nd Miss Anarews,
3rd:Mr.0. Fieber, 4th Mr. 'H. Morris.
A number of deaths are retorded
'ricers Saturday, Mr, Hugh - Girvin of
the Nile died suddenly Monday m.
:He had contracted a bad cold arid al-
tho' he Was better, he died of heart
failure "
Rev. Mr. Pritchard died on. Monday.
The - deceased- gentleman, after the
death of his wifeie had purchased Mrs.
Elwood's residence on Wolfe Street, and
has been living there for some time
with his lit•tle boy and girl. And n
he has been taken from them. It is a
sad case, but we Ulna, they have rela-
tives who will give • them a parents'
den for the present year. Moved by glide Institute. Sent to gxecutive vttgrancy ; .Toln, Parker, elirchell,- 11 f 11 ' '
-Mr. Don, McInnieseconded by Mr. 1.
E. Hayes, thee J. A. Rollins be Warden.
Moved by •Mr, efetwen, seconded
by Mr. Miller, that B. S, Cook be War-
den. At the expiration of the Minima
thne a ballot was taken And Dr. Rol-
lins 'received seven bellete -and Mr,
Cook nine. -erbe- Cleek-declitrecl • Mr,
Cook elected and ask,ed him to take. the
chair. His Honor judge Masson acted
with the Creek as seratineer of the bat -
lots ended n is toiled thanatit of Orri-
ce to the Warden. The Werden
-thanked the Council for the honor
conferred. ori him and hoped that as in
jortner years the Council would :work
bertneniously for besb interests 'of
the county, '
Ou motion of Metiers. McEwen and
Miller...the pounell proceeded to elect
'a, striking •centrnittee. On the nest
Messrs. Holt received nine ballots, Mil -
nine, Kerr *nee, Boffins seven, CiihnOl-
ly seven; Patterson seven. The War-
den announced, the result of the ballot
and. -declared Messrs. Holt. Miller and
Keir elected and requested thet A sec-
ond. ballot be had en the case of Messrs.
Rollins. CoenoIlyend Patteetrou. ' The
result of this ballot was Messrs. Rollins
received 12 ballots, Connelly 8, Patter-
eon- 12. Meeties. Rollins evere declared
elected.
WEDNSDAY.
Catharine NeilAns, relict of the
late James Bissett, who Hired for years
alone on East streeeopposite Mrs. Rus-
sel has also gone borne. Mrs. Bissett
had Only one son, who has been a teach.
er for years in some Canadian cities.
11IrseBissett came to this country in the
early years and lived for many years in
the home of the -family of Mr. A. H.
R01380 DOW of Toronto, when Mrs. Ross
was a little girlen ' her father's home,
the residence of the late Thomas Kidd,
Este, when be resided on the Stellate
where :the post -office then :Was Of
which he was pestuiaster. "We.. Ms -
settled many' friends who were always
welcomed by her, butshe was advan-
ced leers and felt that her time hoe
come, ;She wasIntei red on Monday in
Maitlaid cemetery, whereher husband
The Sheriff Was startled on Monday
by an explosion which must have been
caused by gas in his oral stove or some
.oversight connected withhis furnace.
He had a narrow escape, saide
Mr. Line has a geed thing on, the
county council. They have been asked
to have a new rope tastened thro' the
pulley on the top of the flag pole, the
old one being worn out, 'and they
moved that he should "take steps to,
-Eine° it pain place, t tierettire Mr. Lane
'presumes, they expect him to climb to
the top. ,
After practieing. for mune time St.
George's choirtnade thew annual' visit
to the English church at Pore Albert
on Thursday, January 271h.where they
received a very cordial reception. The
evening was very- cold, but they made
.good time and Were in their glory, re-
ceiving 'warm praise at the finish of
the concert. Mr. Cuff enjoyed himself
thoroughly, being quite proud of the
attalemenes of his choir, The "Pasto-
ral Symphony"instru men tal duo by the
Messier. Harold and Charlie Blackstone
evitheflute elerionete accompanied
on the organ by Organist Ouff, almost
took the Pore Albeit citizens' breath
away. It was grand. The scam were
all praiseworthy. Mrs. Miller of Hotel
Bede:redeems-in-good' voice and added
much to the success of the sacred con-
cert. retrain :-anthem. "0 Lord
ol Ueda eitellietery,
my God," 'While Shepherds Watch-
ed"; deice "greititittel," Miss R. Nate,
; anthem. "Behold How Good and
joyful" solo, "Land of Rest" Qtganist
Cleworth ; dUet.t, Pastoral Syniphotrr
from The Mestittli, 11, Black-
stone, ' elarlotieto Mr. C. Blackstone;
stile, "We Shell Feed His Flock." Mies
Ada, Burritt ; ttio, "We Theee Kings,"
Messrs. Colt Thotnption and Oleworth ;
anthem, "Awake Up My Glory"; solo,
eChildreies Home," Mr. J. P. Thomp-
Ron I solo- and quartette, "Abide With
Me," Mrs. jolie.than Miller soloist; tfl
them, "Praise the Lord," ,By request
• Ounce: Met • Pursuant' to 'adjourn -
Went, the Watclen• in the chart,. . Alt.
the :members, reported present. The
;minutes of former nreeting were read
and adopted, , , ,
The report of the striking 'eon:unite
tee was read and taken tip rre cominW
tee, Mt. Torrauce in the chair. The
report passed in eemtnittee and also in
Council. • Memorials read and referred
be the Special conernittee. •.From • Lan-
erk county, seeking ainendixtent to the -
High Sehool, Act. Frew Bruce coun-
ty, ;relating. to the Assessment Agt.
DutTerin county regarding improve-
ments to highw,eyreand• asking for 1
islatien gov.ei Meg same, County of
Wellend -that. the, Comity ..Councilee
Act et 1890 be amended, Communiert.
tions received, Apd placed" before the
Council. Messea Cameron, Holt and
Holmes. • on .behalf of .1.1p. IL Medd,
cleinfing damages for lose of 'horse.
Sent ter -Executive cominittee. Appli-
cations for (he position .of Auditor
front Messrs. Merrisen. Cousley. and
Cochrane Were left on the table. Let -
tee front Mr. F. Morley, Clerk of Us -
borne,. calling attention to Comity
bridge, between _ Ushorne • and Bid-
dulph. Sent to Road and Bridge cern.
mittee. Resoleeions passed by the
townships of Hey and el6Killop aelt-,
ing thret the County cease. to supply
Assessors And eCollectors. Circular
from . Secretary. of Teusteeg Associa-
tion Asking the Otiencil ta appoinb one
or more delegates to 'attend meeting
of Association Referred to 'Educe-
tifon cotatnittee. .Stateinent filen Mol -
son's Bank, Clinton; showing balance
cif County fends in bank: Letter from
Me. E. Heaton asking for grant to the
Childemes Aid Society of this Ceenty.
Sent to Executive eotninittee.
cations of Messrs. Gilpin and Munro
t,o.be appointed County students at the
Outatio Agricultural college. Tho
following cominunicatione Were re-
ferred to Reeetttive cominittere. • Mt.
G. W. Holman. as.king for usual grant
to West loron-Tertchers' Association
Circular from Seceetarv of the Ontario
Rifle' Association asking for grant.
arentar froth Dr. Rosebrughe- Secre-
tary of•Prisonete Aid Association ask.:
: ing for granb; Requisition front D.
Irreheb for att increase of salary. Let-
ter from . Finhe .intonj re -paint-
ing
Property Comnlittee. Letter font Dr.
Mete of Refuge. Serit to "Executive
committee.
Aecouuts read and sent' bit :the- Fi-
nanee cotinnitteet-John Ansley, $1.75,
'Gamow *Protidfoot $57, H. Glaneille.
$10.60, W. T.- Witten $1.00, W. Ache.
son •Se Son $2.40, J. Grigg ilk,. Tp.
McKillop $16.00,00derich town $80.00.
Goderich town $61.00, George Porter
$34.90, T. Sweets $4.00, J. Miller $4.00,
Brussels Herald $1:50, Signal • $11.00,
NitereteRSoonn $4.80, Goderich Star
$10, 50, Blyth Standard $4.30, Wing -
ham Advance $1.00 Winghant Times
' $8.08; Goole Vidette $1,00; Olitton
' New gee 510.00, Hensel( Observer
$5,00, Exeter Times $3.50, Exeter Ad.
vecate $5.50, Win. Lane $27.40, Tp,
Usborne $8,00, teeter village $8:00,
Howick T. $70,20, Ashfield
W. Stothers• $14.75; Jetinee Campbell
$11.00, reed Rees $0,25. Chester Prouty
.65, G. G. &nine $8.00, E. S. Scott
10.00, P. Perteefielci $8,85, Joseph
Cowano$10:25.
The report el John Ansley, Cotenty
Cenimiteloner, nets read aod referred
to the Road atid Bridge eontinittee.
Moved by Me Were, eeconded by Mr.
Mciewen that Mr. Cameron of
BrUeSele be a inelieher of the County
St. George's choir concluded be slog- seem or Examiners for 1899,
ing "Horne. SweetHoirie.
Moved by Mr. Hays eecondert by
Mr. McLean that Mr. Oheswright of
•
Seaforth be appointed oe the Board of
County Examiners for the current
year.
Moved by Mr. Torrance eteeedea • by
Mr. Omentely that Mr, Geo. Baird of
Stanleyte appointed on the Board of
County EXaminers for the current
year.
Moved by Mr. McLean lieconded hy
'Me. McInnis, that Philip Molt and W.
Lane be euditors of Criminal \ justfte
Accounts-Cerried,
Moved by Meal:lett seeonded by Dr.
Ratline that Me, A. J. Moore, B. A.,
be appointed on the Board of Comity
EXattlitlert for this year. Sent to Eche
cation committee.
Moved by Mr, bacirtnit seconded b
Mr. To that the usual grant of $300
be pa d to the'Agriettlittral and 'torte.
cultural Societies hold exhibitions In
MO. Sent to ExecutIve committee,
Thtlatetiala
Goderieh Toevoship,
y
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dew of Colborne
Welted on the 2nd lot week,
Severttl front the Beyfield read tee.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Stonehouee,
istet week.
We wonder what taketeMr, j. Marsh-
all up the road so often every day. Ile
roust he preparing for :aoluething. If
this Is the case John, alejoiti heart-
ily in wishing* you aucceet in your
undertaking.
No. O'sehool bell has egain resumed
ite duties of the New Tear. A large
family' of children may be seen isaning
from the trollool evefy day it four
(Mork with bright. *tinny feces, The
reee waiting patiently for better nee°
modation in the line of Seats, whit
We hope they will soon have.
Mr.j. Chaff is under the weather at
present. We hope le, grippe hat not
fattened its thatkels upon him.
Some of our yeieng folke Attended
the tae.mereting given hy the Metbodist
eltureh, Verna, too0 Wedneeday even.
ing. They report it to have beet; a
greed isuocerie.
The °menet met at 10 o'clock Accord-
ing to ad ournment. All the members
Were pre nt. Minutes of yesterday
meal and 1 mei. Accounte read and
role inane° eotnieittais
TP, gores $25bilOr BrosSetht
fu o 01011118. be accepted, end that
Moved by Mr. Steart seconded by
Mr: Chambers that Mr, Setnuel Beck-
ett of township of Ashfield be appoint-
ed on the Board of County Exam i net s
foethis Yeer-. Sent to gducation com-
mittee.
committee. . - valve tcy • Robert AVallatte
'Moved bY Mr. Torrence Seeended- by
Mr. McLean that Mr. F. Hess, Clerk of
Hay, be Auditor for this year, '
Moved by Mr. Ken' sedolided by Mie
StuartthateMie Adeousteet Viettuaitor
for (his year. . '
Moved by Dr. •Rellins eeconded b§
Mr. Torrence that the Road anc113ricige
cotutnittee be Asked to report as to
contents, of a proposed by-law as to
which bridges shall be courtter bridges
as quickly e ite possible. Referred to
Road arid. Bridge cointnittee, • • • --
IVIoved by Mr; Snell seeonded by Mr.
1VIcLean that the engineer. be instruct:
ed have the the bridge "tooth of
Clintort ee'pairecl. Sent to Read. and;
Bridge cernmittee. ' ' : •
Moved by Mi-. Rays seconded: by Dr.
Rollins that Mr. C. Morrisop, Cleek
of McKillop, be appointed, 'County
Auclitbr'for this year. • -
Mr.Moved, by Dr. Rollins secoutle'd by
mr. Terrance that the clause in the.
eloetse of -Ye efuge hy-laws refer ring to
Vie admission of inmates, be amended
so as toeierid as follows re -No person
shall be ' received • into the House of
Refuge fcr their reaintainancee unless
ID accordance with tile 131)3', or under
1111 ordee signed. by the reeve or =wore
if any municepality in :the : coenty 111
which the proposed inmate lives, and
:endorsed- by one of the eminty council-
lors. for the division in which such
xnunicipalities is located. Stich . pro-
posed inmate must lie a resident of the
eattattylp,raie;eest 2 yeers before 8:a-
les:tom expense of sendiug M-
utates to the Boose of Refuge must be
:paid by the local munieipality, if •net,
' otherwise provided, for and that the
b eaW be o natentoe eodu.shie. ° of dRefugeanee chere-
with.onl
reiftpe: ' ' •
e Moved by Mr: McEwen seconded-. by
Ur. McLean that Mr. D. Urquhart be
auditor foe the year 1890. The council
then proceeded to elect two auditors.
Nine ballots were taken, on the 'first
ballot Mr. A. H. Cochrane of Bruseels
was elected and on the Mirth ballot
Mr, Robt, A. Caret* Ashfield was
Mr._ elendereon thEtt sum. We
etiat-te vegraney t Thomas Stokes, Sea- find the clerk recei vett two tend.ers for
vggraney ; tercialleticl McDonald, To-
rero,: Nee.:,.eaney Jetties Roy, Toronto, .ra(ewn9aare:017.foit.iodmietiviele,thAaith'etireo •k jic.e.70potiecide • .
Mae, vAgetteey ; John Campbell, 'To. I the lowest tienierelteleg $2,8,3 per cord
roan; vegettney -; • Willi:no • Keiliy,
• tilorPs. The Only other. tender was $$ .
Ceelf, Oailefeee'Y ; -Robed- Halle -13elfa811- eff--1"r (told, .We have. exaseined thefive
. 3asossrptiht.iirVitterKi,roestretfp.tiller sabot itted,
_ ' printiege a nel we find thet the lewest ...e
tenders eiihmitted to us for the county
-JANITOXS REPORT.. : : • ' tender throegbout is that Of the Adv
: ..,:ro the wai*,, ,,,vi 06,311,ty ceen eii, cate Printiog Company .of Exeter and .-
-Wig this morning' the ivire rope • broke
Gentletzten,•,-In pate iegnp the counte
7ee,) irt:dc(i,.
isfactioe of the warden teedelerk. Wel
(gel ewriodr work
b tact IT igotneendthe it h. beesaact:: ,
, when about Lialf-wety , no... I think it
have examined - the cliffeeent state. •
will require ti new rope. tleavever, the
. cotut mono, . ,
comicil cede examieeet, es it - is in the •InstitMes io•tbri county, ,and after . hite-
Monts submit ted tons by the Collegiate_
get sone one eY09eViirnielleVekt!'petclutiore'pet6t ing carefully gene over 'the 'figuree vee
e top. .find the accounts to be. • peirl for the. --7. -
year 189010 be a,s follow% !---;Beitforth-
'
hei00through ehe pulle3r ie.. the
VY. ilinialtilieocit0Tre.4atoh,ititityoRrA. II,
Collegiate Institute, $2234:2o ; Clinton
(1-91: ' Collegiate Institute, $2148;80 e • Godee:,
., Te the Warden and CO31.11011. Gentle- rich Collegiate Iesti1utce$1589.03, • and
Mene-Youte denereittee appoirr tett- "to we receennend that these eurne, be paid
-reperb annually en insurance, mit rip-. by the treasurer. eIn reference to meiee_
tseu'rhttaniiedeinisgass,,,i;olotwos,e€:711te , thet. .
e ' - that the council grant the sane of $10
e tion of Holt and Snell, we iecommend •
a, apijri ' 00, Biel f—th u ose of .planting flowers
B a s Or the p rp ,t _
' I' L1:4"8' ' ' 'bo L. L. tt...-0. Oct. '99 around the coin house. AS to motion .
HCeouurstol'ilotoultioefuo $8124,0t000 ..xce,,rshal ii..0v...1.901 .
tbae• Saltine' Chesney be paid :the. sum .
:Gain & Cottage 810,000 J. L. &G.' June '99 of , McLean .and Hays, . we recent:mend
. Ferul;:e %Vitae" 1142 .61 A'. 74„.,, mot of $4 foe injuey.te horse tit Silver Creek
:oecionatt,se ocit4 '.11Ba••••'errinf If: 0 :1200000 .
Barn,. Ind. learm $ ' 650 -Mei:9min Nov.; tea •
, Dr. Rol n rod Connelly, on, salaries of
• • . If::: ... .. -7.,•,::-74.-,...,,obitti•idegmel.sAto:etfreerceorenniindeottodit4htije.freoletolosn:ti_f:
: 1 ein Yeee ebedlea6. semelate W. That'alr..LanntS_ Salary: be $00, Mr.:.----
' Lane, chafrilian.: - , - - . Coats' salary. RS Inspector •• of the .
, : Letter. fro re.j. .,T;Fis her; ()eaten,-
. painting. I-10On Co, Connell; ' Gentle- Shaw's "-salary., as 'physidian . of the. :
t* • House: et Refuge; be .$150. that: Dr.
Mimee-I bear &MA one of the 'eoatiell. House of •Refege be e290, that Mr. •
. :that it is your letention • to eek again. . Freneh's eatery as keeper of the House
foe teedees for the painfieg of your '.ef Refuge be $275, that • Mrs. French's •
corirt house. 'Now my tender was the salary as matron of the House Of Ret' -
lowest, ns•it will 'shove on your mitt- lige. be $225, .And that Mr.' W. Mc-
tites, butattbesame time etherexpentei
came oti about- the Antrum • bridhence the delay of the: weerk as tutidg
ere
-.
. ': icaolur sr t bhiye tat sma to he e8 (4? )11, eac on ida itnlegai theph il ii ki ii-
Creather • salary ' as :. careteker of , the
, .fri,ir to ask for etherten lees, as : 1 bad
stand•it. .,Nowe F.do. not:think it quite ' Holt, chairman.. ,; _
-.11/loVed.by"Jjas. 4' Ilins, s'eSO •, 7
peoaortsliydepreoebitreoclxtpoL4tehe.evgoorinkg, entdo htetcla : Temoinrtrixee.ebboatagthe °act n. Bridge
meeting,-. which they called the to, and, -6.ontents of 4" lirOpesed - '•y14:laasw 1.6s.tlitoe...;
.albo measuring the job; etc:, - i Nov, if' what,bridgee shell be • county' • bridge", . '
7011 1140 going' to . get. the •woek• done .70 (wieldy as possible, . .. •
'and want to see nie . at ,your -meeting . . ,.
t you can telephone at the central 'office -I .. . .
andel-well come tee.• If'I get . It I Will
, .
guarantee you a first-44es- job in every •
respeet. . Your trifly,e, J. J. Fisher,
Clinton: ' • • - • . • I:
111111110
elected. • • • TREABUREWB REPORT.
Tenders for county printing and
tenders'for wood supply both sent te
the Executive committee. Moved by
Mr. Snell, seconded by Mr. Heys that
this cetiricil gettee the stitia of $25,00 to
the E1tiron Poultry Assoeiatiou. Sent
taBxecutive committee, • •
Moved by Mr McEwen ; seconded by
Mr. Hays that $20.00. be paid to • Thos.
Henderson for injury to his horse.
Sent toExecutive committee. - •
Moved by Dr. Rollins, secorided by
Mr.Cheenbers, that). thelnspectorot the
House of R,efuee be instructed to take
I he imeessary steps to bave an ice
house and implement. sited 'built, the
windmill raised and inaple trees plaut-
ed around the farm, and evergreens
around the house allin proper thoe.
Sent to the House Refuge committee.
Samples of book hob Mr. 121* Arta"
streng were laid before the councile
The report of the Road and /3ridge
toinrnittee was read And taken up he
committee, Mr. ;Stuart in the oneite
wheetutehee, reP"Q'tt "*t!tite
by •
' The cote initeee rose and repot tad that
all the clauses were passed.excepe cI:uise
which shall read that the Lender of
F. Guttridge for conceete work at $5,50
be accepted, and that clause 8 be ex.
tended to read that provided Renter
Bros. roles the truss Work 18 fb. instead
of 17 ft. as in the epecilleatioes. The
warden -resumed the chair, when the
report as amended was adopted.
The report of Education was placed
before the council. Mr. Connelly was
asked to take the chair. The commit-
tee rose and on' the warden taking the
chair theereport was carried.
Report of Specie' coromittee was
read. The warden ltivited Mr. Patter -
eon to the chew. The report 'pessed
both in tommittee and In counell.
R .t t'tt w
read: Me. Kerr waseeked to take the
Teethe Warden and :Ceounell ef the
donut y of Beteorie Gentletnetilleee-,
1, Detailed stetement lif receipts and
POrt, comprising the metal statements :
„with I sabniit 'the annual -finanebil re-, aptiles' ''...'
e$pentlitures ; 2. 'Abstract sett -omen t
. of same ; 8. Statement of :ledger bid- •
ances e 4. Statement of ceilleections of '
- taxes, May 1st to Dec. 31st ; 0. State-
menb tif in vestirient of ein king • funds 1
O. Setterneot•of debeileures, liabilities
, end available: wise Is ; 7. ComparittiVe;
statement, of estimated aral actual ex- 10c a Doz.
.peri ei tures and roster te on geiteral. ac- ..
3 Doz. for :266
.counts. ' The cash balance ea band at,
close ot the yeer was $07,18: The net
:expenditure was $1603,77 less than the 0 ' n i! m •
aintaint, ' 'notwithstanding thnt hi . irr 6yrup oi Tar
roacle and 'Iii•idges ;0046,01) more was i ", ' . ' : -
'seerit thati i he estimate's. 141)41, Rent. i ' , ..*..hi rch
• • loner), your obedient. seryant, Win. ' and wi. , erry ,
. Buboes, Tic.;astirer, . " • ,
' ilsUso bp:leasanti- to take that
Comparative stateix; eo t of estimated
it has be«ane. firmly' ',stab. .
i and rietten expenditures Mid reeeipts
"fished as the :children's fe- •
.7..7qm t.t,1 ,acen:iiitstriltvez6-.. e
-emerge vorite.
. • - linocip14.. .
OuP Quinine Chipsulee are
'filled with Howard's English
Quinine and are guaranteed
' full' weight and seed: at the.
modetate rate of • . ' •
1to„,-ihtry eslico... .6 600 00 $618 81
Licenses .... 1000 V) 072 00
Intermit ..... „.. 100 00 172 20
•—.
$1700 (N) • 8-1768 10
' V4111131)1r9Itts. , • •
• ESTIMATED '
. Exenentetette. Exemmirunn,
Administration of Justice $5600 00 $1033 60
Gael account 2000 00 1578 46
Schoolu . ..... WOO 00 5821 41
School managentent'2200 00 2269 17
Grant • / 000 00 015 00
Luuatien 500 00 355 in
Municipal government, • 4000 00 3766 (2T--
titatIonoryi. etc- .100 00 74 73
1Vliscolleneous -,..-500 00. 220 00
County preperty .. 150.1 00 , 1186 12
. Roads mid bridges 0013 51, 7000 51
Div. Courtjiiri tuna.. 128 03
130513 52 $20077 se
ShoWing the net actual expenditure
$1503,77 lesa then tbe amount estimat-
ed, eVen. Ireasurer. •
o .Ou'iro. fir. ippe.
Use our Quinine Caps and
Syrups of Tar ' and Wild
• Cherry. ' ,
B. CUBE
• Chemise and Druggist.
chair* The • corninittee rose arid in REPCAT OF EXECUTIVE.
council the report passed. . reWil Bakery..
The HOI1S0 of Refuge cotrimittee.for
the year 1 was read. Mr. Bowman
,in the chair. The report passed in
committee and also in council.
The, report, of House of Refuge for
this year was read. The werden tailed
Mr. Bowman to the chair. The cote-
Mittee rose, and in council WAS adopted.
The County Properevconetuittee pre.
merited its report, Jiltf* Holt wee invited
to tielce the chair. The counnittee rose,
and reported. In council the report
was amended by motion of IVIesers. Hole
and Miller, Chat the teport of the (enure
ty Property be Imbedded by adding
thereto "That the question of repairing
the Cottage at the gaol oe rebuilding
new house at the gaol, be left to the
werthie end engineer to get estimates
of the cost, of building, and luquire
generally fete the matter, and report
atetheJouraeereting. The report was
thnn4
The repot t of the Executive tom -mite
tee Warr presented.. Mr. Miller oceit
plea the chair in committee. The
committee rose. On the warden
eu al in g the Chair thetreport woe adopt-
ed up Vs clause 14.
Moved by Dr. Rollins, seconded by
Mr. Connolly; that the warden and
Mr. Snell be a epecial committee to
report in June re County Bridges 13ye
hiw as provklea in report ot laid
Beidge coin riettee.--tetreltel,
Moved by Mr. Holt seconded by Mr.
Snell that the mita fit $10 00 be grant-
hy tide council for the puechaae of
flowers to be pienteclarralnd the come. -
home. Sent to executive committee.
Moved by Ma Mc et. tecontled hy
Mr. Ilay that Samu1 Chesney be paid
$4.00 Inc injury to Ihrsioon the Stivee
Creek bridge. e to executive corn.
mittee.
Moved by Mr wan seconded by
Patterson to Mr, ANN" be In.
To the Warden and Council of the
County, of Huron. Gentler -lam -In ref- • .
°reflect to the motion of eleseree, Mc- •
bytes and bolt we recommend that a
grant of $23 be made to each of the
Agricultural and horticultural societies
holding eehibitIons in the county dute .
Ing the you,. We recommend that 31
. r
FACTS ABOUT HEALTH
How-Sorne of tho CondioniNtereleGrandmothers
IMO to Perfect Health.
health easily UnderatOod, and it IC
' The Importance of mainteining .gooa k.
really a simple matter ifJre take a cote
might have been extra fine, hut
Went. The blood ft employed to any da,
,.
In perfect health•the atomaeh promptly
root 'view of the conditions required. •
digests food, and thus prepares nourish.
anotbelleve they creed he equalled
this nourishmeneto the ermine, totem* Ile ones that I beke frealv:4very. any.
muscles and tissues which need ft. The They ,
drat greet essential fox good health, there. .
fore, Is puts, rick blood. Now Ibis ea.
talnly laorthlt`litrhiediefue hes suoh
reeord of cures as Rood's Sarsaparilla.
It %literally true that there are hundreds
of people alive and well today who would,
have been in their graves had they not
taken Ilood's Sareeparilia, It, le depended
upon II a family 'medicine and general
, regulator of the system. by tette of thou.
Attila of people. This is because Hood's'
fdareepatilla Mk.. the blood pure. This
le the iteeret of its great iniooess. Iteep
yo yet. I d heal g
your blood pure with Hood's gereepargle,
whiela abeolutely arced when other meal'
eireeeLe.it te. do interred whatever.
1.100,diis plus ere eiltt" telly Ina
Sad by Watts Coa Druggests,
'
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