The Wingham Times, 1898-12-30, Page 5It THE WINisJIA"iI TIMES,
Ordi.red
Clothin
'We want to say that our stock
of Woollens for fall and winter is $ t
euulplete. We have some of the
best and most stylish goods in •
(1 market in
.viosi"444"e, SWIMS, OVO CQATINS7 ";
Winter Underwear, Hate, Caps and all kinds of Gents' Furnishings, : i
W;lterproof Coat,. Itendy•mado Pants and Overalls.
It isca
to your interest to inspect our stock before purchasing Clothing.
st
:E] O.. OIN...1-4:a. i
Opp. Queen's Hotel, Wingbam.
ifts!
We have a choice stock•of
SILVERWARE, SILVER NOVELTIES, CLOCK'S,
Gold an.d . Silver Watches, Rings in
Gold and Diamond.
Examine our stock before making Christmas Purchases.
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OP'T'ICIAN AND JEWELER.
AW
Foot Coffins
Put crape on your hat when you r vens3''
wear rubber on your feet ! t'
'Draws them—'Pains them—'Kills'tlieirco`rnfort
and telegraphs the trouble to your eye -sight.
Wear the new Waterproof Calfskin Shoe,
with rubber outsole, Goodyear Welt—Safe,
stylish, springy, durable, and ever ready for
rain, snow or shine.
Aster the Slater SI pless S a =oe.
For Sale Only by .H MUTH & BOWLES.
to meet our ustomerCC with a $ 1 and up-to-date
stock of NEW OOD , and all new styles
and patterns and ► V PRICES.
JEWELER, LER, WI C•H g.
Sias
For bargains during she Xmas holidays inup•todate Dress Goods, Mant'es,
Fur Gcods, Bolts and Shoes, etc. My Dress Goods Department is complete
in every line from cheapest to finest, in Black and Colored Goods in plain
.ectal figured. Braid Stripe and Checks, and every line required to eom-
viete tin up to date Dress Goods Department.
In Mantles we ha.ve a large range bought from the nlanufaeturers at
j+tfrbers prices, now being sold for l@ss money than the merchant could
purchase them fur in the earlier part of the season. Latest Now York
styles in Curl Bonkls with Braid or Kersey Strap. Beaver and line Broad-
t'loth and I''rieze in colors. Call and see these goods before they are picked
over.
Also a range. of Misses' and Childrens' Reefers in tine cloths, nicely
'trimmed with brains, perfect fits, selling from fit and up.
• See our stock ref Fur Goads. Jackets, Far Carel, Me's, ]tufts and
Mitts. Beautiful Astrachan rackets selling at :2:5 and n;,, Fur Capes in
int'.ny different hinds at prices to suit the parchaeer'. Ask to see one fig)
.Fur Cale. Al! int' (luods guaranteed to give sati.t'sethin .
ogees and Shoes
• Mn
the handle the celebrated ,itllne4 ?tl ''ready leant;, Made 1f, vicar, ire
'tt'tlthe 'ct, les eotr.t'n tabl j fitting and grill pic,tist. in e'v'ery liarticulnr. Try a
;'sir.
Rues ' We have p,+tlit`tilllt!„ in ;thu►v you to :''reit i'rla ++itS''ti tyltlt'll N'ill not only
10:1%cei 0 Itr'U010%d trrltr't presertt hut tL',li'i Itt'alatil'y the livint' and wear sur
et.,ti . We will be pleased to slow t'h'en tt•, 1 stn,
DaitAl r�1t
DECEMBER
EAST WAWANOSH.
Mr. George Cunningham seal Mr.
Herbert CAmphell, students of Chat
ham Business College. are spending
their holidays on the 9th.
Mrs. Peter King and Mrs- Robert
McMurray are visiting their mother
In Michigan.
Miss Words, of Lanark,' is visiting
her cousin, Miss Carrie McGee.
Volcanic .Irupt''uns
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
lits of joy. Bucklen'te Arnica Salve.
cures them ; also Old. Refining and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Braises, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains. 13est Pilp
cure ou earth. Drives out Pain's and
Aches. Only 25 etc. a box. Ours gua-
ranteed. Sold by all Drugrtists.
4
30, Ib9k3.
1. Lellr1ANN AN, tended owing to the had rnigi.t. Tea t
was hi:reel I exhe basement and a
programme wets given afterwards in jj
the churcil ' Within the last favi
veeeks the ltiothodists have received
over nut: livadt'&(i dollars and their
ekureb es now free of debt.
Net Wesley evening Rev. W.
J, ygest, M. A., will give a lecture:
u>2 +ii34i n Work in India in the
.P esbytorian eltut•oh. 'I'ne lecture
will be iilrtnt .tt,:tl by sterttuptic►th
views. .>, teak:dun will be take:::
up to be given to the inissitt i:u
society cif the church. '''his lecture
was announced to be given last
Oetober but as the night happened
to be eery wet it was postponed.
At the election of trustees for our
sehool on Wednesday, Me. Philip
Thomas, the retiring trustee was le
elected, Mr. A. McEwen, principal
of the school and Miss Jessie Fraser
assistant were both re engaged fur
next year.
Miss Alice Dull' is home from Cliu
ton Collegiate Institute f'ur the holi-
days.
Messrs. P. and Joseph Smillie, who
attend Toronto University, are home
for the holidays.
Mt'. F.:i win Dailey is visiting at
home.
Mrs Bober tion., of Owen Sound,
spent Christmas with her father, lir.
Samuel Anderson. of Tnrnberry,
blr. Knight, of Ripley, visited Mr.
Edgar Coultes, this week.
Mr. Sheridan, of Michigan, is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. John Diment, jr.
Miss Annie Oliver, of' Toronto, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Burgess.
. Mr. Robert Stewart, of Toronto
University, spent Christmas at his
home in the village.
Miss Tonna Geddes, of Belgrave,
spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Diment.
Clayton Duff is home from Toronto.
Rev. W. J. West., M. A., spent
Mar►dav and Tuesday with his people
in Woodstock. '
Miss Agate Smillie, of Harl'isto'i
Fligh School, spent Christrnas at her
hove its Morris.
Dr, Thomas King, of Ohio, is home
visiting h•ts mother and other rela-
tive.
Master Harry Scott, of Seaforth,
is visit;:ig:; his uncle,' M2'. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings of
Orengoville are visiting friends in
this i•teinity.
1 Mrs. John Piper, of Bad Axe,
!Michigan, is visiting her uncle, Mr.
Isac Metcalf of this place.
Itip Van Winkle, who has been to
' Manitoba and sem some Mounted
!Police thinks that every preen
here aro Police too, Rip hes' learned
2t little in his travels. Go again Vans:'
Miss Maggie. llasting3, rvlro hits
been in Kcut for some t1•rue returned
h e last Stttu"day, r"
n Monday last, the bel cif Mr.
Obert Weir on the ninth', ogether
with all its contents which euusisted
of most of his grain, all of his imple-
ments, thirteen head of cattle and
his poultry were consumed by fire.
The origin of the fire was caused by
a cow knocking tt lantern down.
Mr. Weir had 41,300 on the barn
and contents but that will not begin
to cover his loss.',,
Jelin Gilmour went to Galt this
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. William Halliday of
Wingham spent Sunday Last at Mr.
David Eadies,
Mr. Henry Wells is one of the
candidates as Councillor for Tarn -
berry. Mr, Wells is quite capable
of filling the pnsi ion and manywould be pleased to see him one of
Turnberry's Councillors for 1899,
MORRIS.
The following report gives the
standing of the pupils oftS. S. No. 8,
for December and determines their
position in class for January. Total
400.
Sr. IV.—Lorne Knox 288, Itobt.
Farrend 252, Gordon ETmhury 183.
Jr. IV.—Ettic • Agar •359, Alice
Paul 335, Vena Knox ;31i3, Ruby
Forbes 2J2, Chas Gai'niss 29.2, Pearl
Embury 202, Martha Ingram 150:
Sr. IiI.-- Johnny G•arniss 288,
Xarifa Fraser 210. Eva M. Souch.
Sr. II.—Emma Jermyn .349, Lola
Agar 215, Annie Genies '313.
Jr. IL—EIazel Embury • i55, Chas.
Agar 240.
Part H. Total 200. Willie
Forbes 155, Iiarvie Knox 145, Tom
.Jermyn 75, Wm. H. Jackhin.
Sr. I.—Vonnie Rutledge, Jiuldah
Rutledge, Lizzie Knox, Fred Agar,
Stanley Rutledge, Sarah Agar,
Jr. I.— Norman Soueh, Nelson
Agar, hazel Stamper.
•
Low L—R. C. 'Purvey.
D. L. S'i'Rabrrav, Teacher,
Dr. Naismith, of Milverton, has
been appointed an Associate coroner
for the County of Perth.
There are three conditions:
When the blood is poor;
When more flesh is needed;
When there is weakness
of the throat or lungs.
There is one cure: that is
Scott's Emulsion.
It contains the best cod-
liver oil emulsified, or di-
gested, and combined with
the hypophosphites and
glycerine. It promises more
glycerine.
prompt relief' and more last-
ing benefit in these case, than
can be obtained '•ol]3 the
use of any other r liedy.
SCA l!t4a
Bisnaarek'f Aron Nerve
Was the result of his splendte health.
Iudculitatle will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the suc-
cess they bring, use Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. They develop every power
of brain and body.. Only 25 cents at any
Drug Store.
LONDESBORO.•
Xmas Tree—The Xmas Tree was
held in Knox Church on Monday
eveoing was well attended. The
Misses Godwin, of Clinton, took Rata
in the proc:i'axe.
Death- •We are sorry to learn of
the death of the youngest child of
Mr. L. Ii. Cele of the village. Breath
was due to irsflamation of the lungs.
The funeral took place on Wednes•
day to the Lnndesboro cemetery.
Noinination—tereat interest was
taken in the. nomination on Monday
last. There was the largestcrowd
oat for some years; there were eight
nominated for councillors, sad two
for reeve, btit on Tuesday- W.. Gray
resigned, leaving J, Brigham reeve,
Mr. J. L'rig*han has been reeve for
the past year and is a good mean for
the position.
Mr. J. Lasham who has been in
the council for the past twenty yearn
resigned on Monday.
Notes -J, J. Walker and L. Whit
ley,. who are steadying medicine in
Toronto are home for Xmaswacation.
H. E. Fair is spending his vacation
in Astra.
Miss E. Allen of Wyoming spent
Xmas at home.
Mr, E. Gray, of Bennett, Mich , is
hone for a short vacation.
,Miss Ella, Dobie spent Mmes in
Auburn.
Mr. 1). Crawford, took xt trip to
Detroit this seek.
Miss Mabell Bell of Clinton spent
Monday and Tuesday with Miss
Elva Adams.
BLIJEVALE.
The annual meeting' of the Blue-
uale Cheese and Butter Co. will be
held in the Foresters' hall'here ou
Friday, January 6th, Election of
directors and any other business that
'nay conte uef* re the meeting, will be
tra nsacted.
The . annual .Christmas entertain-
ment given by the pupils of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School in the
Foresters' hall last Friday evening
was the most steccessful ever given
by them. Miss Aggie Herbert, the
organist of the Sabbath School, had
trained the pupils to sing- anthems,
choruses and songs which they slid
in an excellent, manner. A physical
. culture drill was well presented by a
class of twelve girls. Some good
recitations were given and Hartley
Patterson sang a comic song in good.
style. The hall was crowded to the i
doors. Rev. W. J. West, M. A., was
chairman. At the clove of the enter. I
tainmcubuses of candies were dies i
trihnted among the children: it Is
the spin on of many who attended Itele enter ainment that the Bluevale
boy ant girls ran bold the
with the 'boys ane
1 larger pblces.
The a extol
Method' ehu
t'Cen i
6 nurse!. 9,
tee le
At35Z5$MENT SYSTEM.
IN THE
�,l��lb�fl�.9��•
01 -Oilg
RATES • FROl' .35o. PER Fit
according to tte. and amount insured,
$500, 0.1000, 1500 ora $2000.
Merhershai over 30000
Stirpses ilcv. '98, S614,1-19.35
Full information furnished to in-
e'::r .rs by .:fly of the Officers or i.letn-
: r:. of th. Order, er carr] 1.ress
r'.1 i!f, THOS. WHITE,
ii. C.:., in'+'t soil. rtewh Sec'y, nrttntforct
V.711'
•1]' 0111119, S,e 1'rantford,
lasting arms be beneath you so teat
at the last you may hoar him eayr
"Well done thou good and faithful
servant enter thou into the joy of thy.
Lord."
Signed on behalf of the Sabi)
. school. \YIL(.IAuI .T. DEri:LL,
Superintendent.
Miss McCallum reviled.. in suitable•
ter rue, statin,; that she was not' 'itii e
Quit she had done trnytl►icg to merit.
such distineiion, as .;he had only' •
tried to do her duty. 'ilia:' .lief; ;lineae t
has taught in this :;ein'ol for the pact.
year and a ha.It and by the reit i.fu.
performance of her duty and her
kind and I idylil;e di::pttsition has
Scost., won the est..; to and respect of the'.
ZETLAND. people of this section. She Wends.
going to the Chattt:era Business; Qr
On Fraley afternoon last, Messrs.
W. J. 1)eyell and Frank Grain took
the lttlandS.ihba.iUSchool children
out for a .sleigh ride. Atter the
slave, sell returned to the rebidenee
Of the •superintendent, Mr, W. J.'
D vett, where the teachers and
fnitteds'ef the Sabbath School had a
bount.iiful repast spread for the
children, who atter riteeng through
tlere %puanesons p4e114as:1es, were in
splendid trim to de ample justice to
tthe.good things provided, after which
the,. •ara;nt a tn(e t happy time. The
most .pleasing event. of 'the evening
was the presentation _>r Miss Mary,
McCallum, public. sebool teacher,,
with stn address, aeeonsetamed with a
handsome Bible. Tee address was
read tiny Mr. Ro1iia t.itrain and the
presentation was made by Mils
Ultia Taylor. The address was as
follows .:—
Zetland, Dee. 2rd, 1898.
'Po Miss.McCallum,
Dear teacher and frienai--We, your
ua+tit :friends and we•li wishcrs in
utas seetion, cannot let' this festive
season flea -s without aekmoveledging
our appreciation of yoter valuable
services ,its teacher in sur public
school tied also of the high esteem in
which you etre heli' both thy parents
and their t hildren in alis section.
We wish to assure you that our best
wishes go with you for year' .success
through life and also that we regret
very much that circumstances over
which we have no control make it
necessary tti sever Mee tie which
binds us so closely. We hope, how-
ever. that ere long you will obtain
that. certificate which you so well de-
serve and which will enable you to
remain As long as you give entire
eatisfaetion to those engatgging your
services. Before we separate, we
with h you to accept this small present,
nos for its intrinsic value, but as a
slight token of our mermen appro•
elation or the many services rendered
by you du ,c,. your stay among,*st
us Believ o its our best wishes go
with you,. well as our prayers.
May our IHc eely Father's wings
be bpread over . you, may bis ever
lege after the ttolidnr s. Miss Idiom
1ligg'.ns, of T nru1n'rry,takesshare s
of this school :t 'the fleet of the netiv
year. We wish Loth young lad!eh
every sueeese.
It 'Ovine' bet'111 ir!:ta,, last w2ek'S.
fele%;, ileal. t.cht:a'l ::t r (''rt
Ttu'n'?er ry; think they ar' the'',(��r
pebrt e. on 'he heath, when aril adatc
that i,.:eel' School is the only school:
in the':sant Ilur.'rt Its ' etorato that
got a dd'plunet. If they would take ..:,�..
the trotble to look 'int.o Zetland
,set(ud,, N. 7, 'I'arnl'es•ry, they will
;see itenging on the well, the slit: `mai.
'for this school in a handsome frame„
On \i'ediet;elav lest the annnal.
mewling of U. 5, S. No. 7, Tut•n'':?rry
was held, whet' the usual .bn_ei.ncss`
was transacted. ,lir. Samuel ii'tit-
ehiIa was the retiring trustee and
Mr. George heck, Turnherry was
sleeted in his place. The board for
next year will be W. J. Deyell, E,
C:•rvis and Geo. Buck.
Weaver Bros.; grocers, Mitchell,
made an assignment of thee.
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year atd a. 411111.
,••.wvary. liee,tltl; s;.
s?It .sei add' l naive en
re�w.
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to Sheriff Ilossie, of Str Ord. They
have left town and wi be able to
spin yarns about their experience in
Michigan.
FACTS ABOUT HEALTH
It is Easy to Keep Well If We Knowe
How—Some of the Conditions Nieces..
sary to Perfect Health.
The importance of reaintaining good
health Is easily understood, and it is
really a simple matter if we take a carlti,,
reet vice: of the conditions required..'
In perfect health tate eton:3ch groniptly
digests food, and thus prepares nourish-
ment. The blood is employed tit carry
this nourishment to the organs, YAMS,
muscles and tissues which need it. The
first great essential for good health, there-
fore, is pure, rich blood. Now it is eer-
tainly a tact that no medicine has such
a record of cure:: a's lin. d's sarsaparilla.
It is literally trut that liege ate hundreds
of people alive and well tndey who would
have been in ih•tr graves had they
taken Hood's i?t't':sapiertlla. 1t is dlepe td
upon as f niodi.'ine anti general
re ulato'
system by leas 'mf thort•
sands of '('hitt t be'ause Hood's
5areaparr`, gigolos'; the blood pure. Th'
is the se^ret )of iia tease *newts. Kee
you: s5stlfi et ,-
,
r xhealth h
Y arpan
sold blond hare' cvit It Ilee. tit's t-kreept<'?0,
tiwhleh a Krltftr:,Z.' citron R•t, n otltesr MO01.1
rirsot . t
to do a g.ntd crlavte*
h i!h 4tttr�l"t:
car.:mmmoin.nKurma...z ra..... ...m.w.:
A Nt)UIZISIIIAG FOOD
like Rolled Oate may yet
fail to satisfy your taste.
'
Half the pleasure of eat
ing food )lee in the taste '
of it, flitter 'lolled Oats
do not tickle your palate,
neither do they help di
gestion. There is nn need
i •
of eating Bitter Rolled
`.
Oats,
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: TILLSOMS
PAN-DPAN-Dti EO
ROLLED
BOATS
are sweet. They have that
delicate, rich natty flavor
that only Pan -Drying can
yield. You do not have to
acquire a liking for them.
The tirst disk you eat will
convert you, it you have
Dean using ordinary Rolled
oats. Your grocer sells them
—by the pound
The Tills= Co: y, Limited,
gosonbarg, Ont.
EAST WAWANOSH.
Mr. George Cunningham seal Mr.
Herbert CAmphell, students of Chat
ham Business College. are spending
their holidays on the 9th.
Mrs. Peter King and Mrs- Robert
McMurray are visiting their mother
In Michigan.
Miss Words, of Lanark,' is visiting
her cousin, Miss Carrie McGee.
Volcanic .Irupt''uns
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
lits of joy. Bucklen'te Arnica Salve.
cures them ; also Old. Refining and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Braises, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains. 13est Pilp
cure ou earth. Drives out Pain's and
Aches. Only 25 etc. a box. Ours gua-
ranteed. Sold by all Drugrtists.
4
30, Ib9k3.
1. Lellr1ANN AN, tended owing to the had rnigi.t. Tea t
was hi:reel I exhe basement and a
programme wets given afterwards in jj
the churcil ' Within the last favi
veeeks the ltiothodists have received
over nut: livadt'&(i dollars and their
ekureb es now free of debt.
Net Wesley evening Rev. W.
J, ygest, M. A., will give a lecture:
u>2 +ii34i n Work in India in the
.P esbytorian eltut•oh. 'I'ne lecture
will be iilrtnt .tt,:tl by sterttuptic►th
views. .>, teak:dun will be take:::
up to be given to the inissitt i:u
society cif the church. '''his lecture
was announced to be given last
Oetober but as the night happened
to be eery wet it was postponed.
At the election of trustees for our
sehool on Wednesday, Me. Philip
Thomas, the retiring trustee was le
elected, Mr. A. McEwen, principal
of the school and Miss Jessie Fraser
assistant were both re engaged fur
next year.
Miss Alice Dull' is home from Cliu
ton Collegiate Institute f'ur the holi-
days.
Messrs. P. and Joseph Smillie, who
attend Toronto University, are home
for the holidays.
Mt'. F.:i win Dailey is visiting at
home.
Mrs Bober tion., of Owen Sound,
spent Christmas with her father, lir.
Samuel Anderson. of Tnrnberry,
blr. Knight, of Ripley, visited Mr.
Edgar Coultes, this week.
Mr. Sheridan, of Michigan, is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. John Diment, jr.
Miss Annie Oliver, of' Toronto, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Burgess.
. Mr. Robert Stewart, of Toronto
University, spent Christmas at his
home in the village.
Miss Tonna Geddes, of Belgrave,
spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Diment.
Clayton Duff is home from Toronto.
Rev. W. J. West., M. A., spent
Mar►dav and Tuesday with his people
in Woodstock. '
Miss Agate Smillie, of Harl'isto'i
Fligh School, spent Christrnas at her
hove its Morris.
Dr, Thomas King, of Ohio, is home
visiting h•ts mother and other rela-
tive.
Master Harry Scott, of Seaforth,
is visit;:ig:; his uncle,' M2'. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings of
Orengoville are visiting friends in
this i•teinity.
1 Mrs. John Piper, of Bad Axe,
!Michigan, is visiting her uncle, Mr.
Isac Metcalf of this place.
Itip Van Winkle, who has been to
' Manitoba and sem some Mounted
!Police thinks that every preen
here aro Police too, Rip hes' learned
2t little in his travels. Go again Vans:'
Miss Maggie. llasting3, rvlro hits
been in Kcut for some t1•rue returned
h e last Stttu"day, r"
n Monday last, the bel cif Mr.
Obert Weir on the ninth', ogether
with all its contents which euusisted
of most of his grain, all of his imple-
ments, thirteen head of cattle and
his poultry were consumed by fire.
The origin of the fire was caused by
a cow knocking tt lantern down.
Mr. Weir had 41,300 on the barn
and contents but that will not begin
to cover his loss.',,
Jelin Gilmour went to Galt this
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. William Halliday of
Wingham spent Sunday Last at Mr.
David Eadies,
Mr. Henry Wells is one of the
candidates as Councillor for Tarn -
berry. Mr, Wells is quite capable
of filling the pnsi ion and manywould be pleased to see him one of
Turnberry's Councillors for 1899,
MORRIS.
The following report gives the
standing of the pupils oftS. S. No. 8,
for December and determines their
position in class for January. Total
400.
Sr. IV.—Lorne Knox 288, Itobt.
Farrend 252, Gordon ETmhury 183.
Jr. IV.—Ettic • Agar •359, Alice
Paul 335, Vena Knox ;31i3, Ruby
Forbes 2J2, Chas Gai'niss 29.2, Pearl
Embury 202, Martha Ingram 150:
Sr. IiI.-- Johnny G•arniss 288,
Xarifa Fraser 210. Eva M. Souch.
Sr. II.—Emma Jermyn .349, Lola
Agar 215, Annie Genies '313.
Jr. IL—EIazel Embury • i55, Chas.
Agar 240.
Part H. Total 200. Willie
Forbes 155, Iiarvie Knox 145, Tom
.Jermyn 75, Wm. H. Jackhin.
Sr. I.—Vonnie Rutledge, Jiuldah
Rutledge, Lizzie Knox, Fred Agar,
Stanley Rutledge, Sarah Agar,
Jr. I.— Norman Soueh, Nelson
Agar, hazel Stamper.
•
Low L—R. C. 'Purvey.
D. L. S'i'Rabrrav, Teacher,
Dr. Naismith, of Milverton, has
been appointed an Associate coroner
for the County of Perth.
There are three conditions:
When the blood is poor;
When more flesh is needed;
When there is weakness
of the throat or lungs.
There is one cure: that is
Scott's Emulsion.
It contains the best cod-
liver oil emulsified, or di-
gested, and combined with
the hypophosphites and
glycerine. It promises more
glycerine.
prompt relief' and more last-
ing benefit in these case, than
can be obtained '•ol]3 the
use of any other r liedy.
SCA l!t4a
Bisnaarek'f Aron Nerve
Was the result of his splendte health.
Iudculitatle will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the suc-
cess they bring, use Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. They develop every power
of brain and body.. Only 25 cents at any
Drug Store.
LONDESBORO.•
Xmas Tree—The Xmas Tree was
held in Knox Church on Monday
eveoing was well attended. The
Misses Godwin, of Clinton, took Rata
in the proc:i'axe.
Death- •We are sorry to learn of
the death of the youngest child of
Mr. L. Ii. Cele of the village. Breath
was due to irsflamation of the lungs.
The funeral took place on Wednes•
day to the Lnndesboro cemetery.
Noinination—tereat interest was
taken in the. nomination on Monday
last. There was the largestcrowd
oat for some years; there were eight
nominated for councillors, sad two
for reeve, btit on Tuesday- W.. Gray
resigned, leaving J, Brigham reeve,
Mr. J. L'rig*han has been reeve for
the past year and is a good mean for
the position.
Mr. J. Lasham who has been in
the council for the past twenty yearn
resigned on Monday.
Notes -J, J. Walker and L. Whit
ley,. who are steadying medicine in
Toronto are home for Xmaswacation.
H. E. Fair is spending his vacation
in Astra.
Miss E. Allen of Wyoming spent
Xmas at home.
Mr, E. Gray, of Bennett, Mich , is
hone for a short vacation.
,Miss Ella, Dobie spent Mmes in
Auburn.
Mr. 1). Crawford, took xt trip to
Detroit this seek.
Miss Mabell Bell of Clinton spent
Monday and Tuesday with Miss
Elva Adams.
BLIJEVALE.
The annual meeting' of the Blue-
uale Cheese and Butter Co. will be
held in the Foresters' hall'here ou
Friday, January 6th, Election of
directors and any other business that
'nay conte uef* re the meeting, will be
tra nsacted.
The . annual .Christmas entertain-
ment given by the pupils of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School in the
Foresters' hall last Friday evening
was the most steccessful ever given
by them. Miss Aggie Herbert, the
organist of the Sabbath School, had
trained the pupils to sing- anthems,
choruses and songs which they slid
in an excellent, manner. A physical
. culture drill was well presented by a
class of twelve girls. Some good
recitations were given and Hartley
Patterson sang a comic song in good.
style. The hall was crowded to the i
doors. Rev. W. J. West, M. A., was
chairman. At the clove of the enter. I
tainmcubuses of candies were dies i
trihnted among the children: it Is
the spin on of many who attended Itele enter ainment that the Bluevale
boy ant girls ran bold the
with the 'boys ane
1 larger pblces.
The a extol
Method' ehu
t'Cen i
6 nurse!. 9,
tee le
At35Z5$MENT SYSTEM.
IN THE
�,l��lb�fl�.9��•
01 -Oilg
RATES • FROl' .35o. PER Fit
according to tte. and amount insured,
$500, 0.1000, 1500 ora $2000.
Merhershai over 30000
Stirpses ilcv. '98, S614,1-19.35
Full information furnished to in-
e'::r .rs by .:fly of the Officers or i.letn-
: r:. of th. Order, er carr] 1.ress
r'.1 i!f, THOS. WHITE,
ii. C.:., in'+'t soil. rtewh Sec'y, nrttntforct
V.711'
•1]' 0111119, S,e 1'rantford,
lasting arms be beneath you so teat
at the last you may hoar him eayr
"Well done thou good and faithful
servant enter thou into the joy of thy.
Lord."
Signed on behalf of the Sabi)
. school. \YIL(.IAuI .T. DEri:LL,
Superintendent.
Miss McCallum reviled.. in suitable•
ter rue, statin,; that she was not' 'itii e
Quit she had done trnytl►icg to merit.
such distineiion, as .;he had only' •
tried to do her duty. 'ilia:' .lief; ;lineae t
has taught in this :;ein'ol for the pact.
year and a ha.It and by the reit i.fu.
performance of her duty and her
kind and I idylil;e di::pttsition has
Scost., won the est..; to and respect of the'.
ZETLAND. people of this section. She Wends.
going to the Chattt:era Business; Qr
On Fraley afternoon last, Messrs.
W. J. 1)eyell and Frank Grain took
the lttlandS.ihba.iUSchool children
out for a .sleigh ride. Atter the
slave, sell returned to the rebidenee
Of the •superintendent, Mr, W. J.'
D vett, where the teachers and
fnitteds'ef the Sabbath School had a
bount.iiful repast spread for the
children, who atter riteeng through
tlere %puanesons p4e114as:1es, were in
splendid trim to de ample justice to
tthe.good things provided, after which
the,. •ara;nt a tn(e t happy time. The
most .pleasing event. of 'the evening
was the presentation _>r Miss Mary,
McCallum, public. sebool teacher,,
with stn address, aeeonsetamed with a
handsome Bible. Tee address was
read tiny Mr. Ro1iia t.itrain and the
presentation was made by Mils
Ultia Taylor. The address was as
follows .:—
Zetland, Dee. 2rd, 1898.
'Po Miss.McCallum,
Dear teacher and frienai--We, your
ua+tit :friends and we•li wishcrs in
utas seetion, cannot let' this festive
season flea -s without aekmoveledging
our appreciation of yoter valuable
services ,its teacher in sur public
school tied also of the high esteem in
which you etre heli' both thy parents
and their t hildren in alis section.
We wish to assure you that our best
wishes go with you for year' .success
through life and also that we regret
very much that circumstances over
which we have no control make it
necessary tti sever Mee tie which
binds us so closely. We hope, how-
ever. that ere long you will obtain
that. certificate which you so well de-
serve and which will enable you to
remain As long as you give entire
eatisfaetion to those engatgging your
services. Before we separate, we
with h you to accept this small present,
nos for its intrinsic value, but as a
slight token of our mermen appro•
elation or the many services rendered
by you du ,c,. your stay among,*st
us Believ o its our best wishes go
with you,. well as our prayers.
May our IHc eely Father's wings
be bpread over . you, may bis ever
lege after the ttolidnr s. Miss Idiom
1ligg'.ns, of T nru1n'rry,takesshare s
of this school :t 'the fleet of the netiv
year. We wish Loth young lad!eh
every sueeese.
It 'Ovine' bet'111 ir!:ta,, last w2ek'S.
fele%;, ileal. t.cht:a'l ::t r (''rt
Ttu'n'?er ry; think they ar' the'',(��r
pebrt e. on 'he heath, when aril adatc
that i,.:eel' School is the only school:
in the':sant Ilur.'rt Its ' etorato that
got a dd'plunet. If they would take ..:,�..
the trotble to look 'int.o Zetland
,set(ud,, N. 7, 'I'arnl'es•ry, they will
;see itenging on the well, the slit: `mai.
'for this school in a handsome frame„
On \i'ediet;elav lest the annnal.
mewling of U. 5, S. No. 7, Tut•n'':?rry
was held, whet' the usual .bn_ei.ncss`
was transacted. ,lir. Samuel ii'tit-
ehiIa was the retiring trustee and
Mr. George heck, Turnherry was
sleeted in his place. The board for
next year will be W. J. Deyell, E,
C:•rvis and Geo. Buck.
Weaver Bros.; grocers, Mitchell,
made an assignment of thee.
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to Sheriff Ilossie, of Str Ord. They
have left town and wi be able to
spin yarns about their experience in
Michigan.
FACTS ABOUT HEALTH
It is Easy to Keep Well If We Knowe
How—Some of the Conditions Nieces..
sary to Perfect Health.
The importance of reaintaining good
health Is easily understood, and it is
really a simple matter if we take a carlti,,
reet vice: of the conditions required..'
In perfect health tate eton:3ch groniptly
digests food, and thus prepares nourish-
ment. The blood is employed tit carry
this nourishment to the organs, YAMS,
muscles and tissues which need it. The
first great essential for good health, there-
fore, is pure, rich blood. Now it is eer-
tainly a tact that no medicine has such
a record of cure:: a's lin. d's sarsaparilla.
It is literally trut that liege ate hundreds
of people alive and well tndey who would
have been in ih•tr graves had they
taken Hood's i?t't':sapiertlla. 1t is dlepe td
upon as f niodi.'ine anti general
re ulato'
system by leas 'mf thort•
sands of '('hitt t be'ause Hood's
5areaparr`, gigolos'; the blood pure. Th'
is the se^ret )of iia tease *newts. Kee
you: s5stlfi et ,-
,
r xhealth h
Y arpan
sold blond hare' cvit It Ilee. tit's t-kreept<'?0,
tiwhleh a Krltftr:,Z.' citron R•t, n otltesr MO01.1
rirsot . t
to do a g.ntd crlavte*
h i!h 4tttr�l"t: