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p atit�.lka.ra the =already enfeebled con-
,sti ulion. These pills matkerich, red,
sett elite g' ;wing bion,i, 110(1 tratlsi'oran
listless, tired and wurn out men and
IPosttavely curets. 'K $ :Qta:3 women ilial smiling healthy, happy
IaittIe 1Pi1%1S wurl; loving people,
They also relieve Distressfram Dyspepsia.. E. Sims, of the Salvation Army,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per-, Kingston, writes. "At the ti pernI
atm''
clown.
always
r Asing
as well as
1 H V 1.N€IIAM TIMES APRIL 7. ISS_)„
.& DEl'II11SSIDTG SEASON, eocnmunieate wit the clerk of the MORRIS.
as atlsr NOW �xal'c.ra Marc. alos�r township of l'iokeririg and lied out Another of the old settlers .of
TUE EFFECT o> LONG MONTHS Ole what might be tkle cost of steel oast• Dferris township died on Suturdav�,
INDTI113'OR, CLOD /NDtr•.O'r. lugs for the purpose of elating March 25th, in the person of John,
culvert pipes, of where they are McCuteheon, sr., in the 82nd year of
manufactured.—Carried, his rte He was. a native of Fee'
Winter is the tnost trying season age, '
j of the year so far as health is cion- i`tackay--Jarvis--That the Pros' managh, Ireland, and on coming to
!eerned. Contiament indoors and urer receive all awards re theDltehes Canada, settled first in the township
`:overheated and impure air, maii.66. and the Watercourses Aet from the of f; Iwillianisburv,, Simeon county..
even usually strong people feel dull,
1 languid and generally run down.
aA tonle is needed to assist nature
tin reg•ainine- lost energy, April is
elerI and keep_ a separate account of In 1854 he moved to M(.rris town -
all disbursements and have the same ° ship, spending; the first night M the
eertified to by the auditors, and that home of John McCrae, and the two
no money be plaid the engineer by • men were ever since fast friends.,,ile
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the month " of en months when a the parties having his services for leaves a family of five sons and four
is
fault is of the most service, Dl surveying ditches, daughters, who are among the most
Williarun' 1'iuk fills for Pale People .Jarvis— Meyer --That a by-law be ; residents of the township. " Deceased
is the only true tonie medicine, drawn up. and passed, appointing i was a member of the Church of Eng-
John McKll ue and Graham Scott as gland,and the funeral service was
eoTime do not purge and thus Author g
take e' the c, nd t cl Rev.of
. °iiicar o>: I o n e b ,,ee G. J,b
sl eI s toh h eA e
gravel road and to have it kept open j St, John's church, the interment
in the winter season, and that the i being made at the family burying
sum to be paid for men and teams ground on the Gth line.
employed by them, be as follows :--
Man and team at the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per day for
eight hours work aid for a man., one
dollar per day for eight hours work.
—Carried.
Scott— McKague-- Thz.t by-law
No, • 8, being a by-law for the em-
ployment of a grading machine, be
now read, a first, second and third
time, passed, signed and sealed.—
Carried. .
Scott•--McKague—That the clerk
notify the last year's pathmasters by
post card, that a meeting of the
council will be held on the 10th day
of April, for the appointment of path
masters and any beat requesting a
particular man to be appointed
pathmasu r, the council• will' do so.—
Carried.
Jarvis- -•Meyer—That the Reeve
and Graham Scott inspect the Assess-
ment Roll before being delivered to
clerk and report, thereon, at the
next meeting. of , council. —
Carried.,
FRNANOI. • •
A. G. Stewart, printing, 815 ; Burt
Armstrong, fixing pitch -holes, 75c;
Clerk; services, re Caskennelts and
Kliens ditches, $4 ; Clerk, 7 copies
Municipal World, $6, l
Jarvis—Meyer--That the finance. ,
report, as read,, be adopted . and.
ebequesiesuedforpayment.—Carried. i
The council then adjourned to.
meet again on• Monday, .the 10th
feet =reedy for Dizziness,, i4ausea, Drowsi- ordered some of your Dr. Wil
cress, T,adTastcinthe Mouth, Coated. Tongue Pink Pills I was physically rU
Iain in the Side, TORPID LIVER,. They 1 felt a lack of energy, and
*tegulatetheBowels. I'u::elyVegetable. hard a tired feeling. Af
Sma9l Pitt. eftraali Dace„ your pills for a time I /el
Sala Pace..ever 1 did, ' 1�
ri
your
-- ntr!` f them
l hausands some
neighbors—have been made well by
-1)r. Williams' Pink Pills, but you
the fraud of the day. [must get the genuine,•whieh erre sold
HO- - in boxes, the wrapper around
See you get Carters,w Welt bears the fall name, "Dr. Wil•
.. `Hauls' Pink Pills. fur Pale People."
Ask for Carter's, Sohl by all dealers or direct from
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,,
Insist and demand Brockville, Ont., at 50e. a box or six
• boxes for 82.50.
Carter's Little Liver Pills,
Substitution
FLO M.
Makes
Rech
Red
Blood.
The Bost
Remedy for
Spring Weather
Weakness.'
The Elood is the very essence of life.
.As it courses through the system it carries
with it, if pure and rich, nutrition to every
cell in the body.. If impure, it spreads
disease. If thin and watery, it fails to
nourish, hence we have weakness, debil-
ity and decay.
It is the wonderful power B.P.B. has
i.npurifying impure blood, making thin,
watery blood rich and red, - that is at the
bottom of its marvellous success in curing
disease.
Those who are pale, thin, weak,
troubled with blotches, pimples or erup-
tions of any kind should take B.B.B.
It makes the pale cheek rosykthe skill
clear and smooth, and infuses new energy
into weak,. worn, run down, shattered
' constitutions.
Skin "I beg to state I have used
Clear. Burdock Blood Bitters for im-
pure blood, pimples on the face,
&c., and derived great benefit from it.
Icily skin is now very clear and free from
all eruptions. I only used four bottles of
the B.B.B. and can strongly recommend
it to any person suffering from impurities
in the blood or eruptions of the skin."
Mas. G. B. HELMORE,
Spence's Bridge, B.C.
Every "1 have taken B.B.B. every
Spring. spring now for some years, to
purify my blood and keep my
System in good order, and can honestly
say that Ido not know of its equal
anywhere.° MRS. AGGIE BARNES,
Lunenburg, N.S.
LOSS
LOGS 4
CULROSS.
The Connell met as per motion of
adjournment of last meeting, in the
Town Hall, Teeswater; March 20th,
1899. The members were all • pre-
sent, 1L Maekay,Reeve, in the' chair.
The mieutes of last meeting were
read and confirmed.
A communication from the Regis-
try Office with the map andplan of
the village of Formosa returned to be
amended, was laid before the board.
Scott —McKague—:ghat the com-
munication received from Registry
Office be forwarded to Mr. Marshall,
township engineer, for his perusal April,. at 9 o'clock a.. m. or at the
and request him to recommunicatecall of the Reeve.—Carried. k.
his opinion to this council. -Carried. • CH'aS. BUTTON, Clerk.
Mr, Martin Geotz, owner of north ,
half of lot 22, con. A, appeared be
fore the council asking to be removed-�` '
from Union separate school at Amble' �Ir Wanna�naker t Aovrco
side to public school, con. 8, Carrick
township. His. request was Iaid over
for consideration.-
Mr. Wm. Reny and. Mr. • John
Home appeared before the council
with regard to a petition sent. in to
the council to have certain lots taken
from school section No. #, and added
to Union school section, Belmore, as
no one appeared to represent the
Belmore section, no action was
taken.
Mr. D. A. Ireland,preselited a bill
for payment for work in breaking
the gravel road, but as the work was
not authorized by council and none
of the council knew anything about
it and could not certify to the work,
being done, the bill was not paid. -
A communication was received
from Mr. Truax, M. P.: P., stating -
that he had received the petition
forwarded" to him by this council m
their last sitting, and that be would
lay it before the Legislature.
A communieation was also received
from the Post Office Deiartment,
stating that they were desirous of
Highest cash prices paid for all meeting the wishes of the residents
kinds of cod Saw Tele raof the counts , but that the present
gLogs,g ph train service was carried on at a loss
Poles, Cedar Posts and Shingle Bolts to them, but they would be pleased
delivered in our yard. - to hear from the council of any sug-
gestions they may have to make in
1 premises.
Jarvis—McKague—That the clerk
SHINGLE CUTTING. answer the communication from the
one at lowest prices and satisfaction Post Office Department, and state
uaranteed. Call and get prices be- that we are interested in both the
ore disposing of your timber. Grand Trunk and. Canadian Paeifie
IVIc:RailvVays,but principally in the O. P.
ij 4 "Q Ii., and we would call the attention
of the Post Office Department that
the township of Calross and village
of Teeswater gave a bonus of $43,000
dollars to the Toronto, Grey & Bruce
Railway now part of the C. P. R.
System, and the Government was
also liberal to said line as also other
municipalities, and the county of
Bruce, of which we are a part,
gave also a large bonus to the
Grey t% Bruce Railway now part of
the Grand Trunk System, and, there.
we are entitled to softie
fore,thinko
conwe ideration in the matter of mails..
Carried.
Jarvis—McTTagne—That the clerk
CUSTOM SAWING,
'xweatsAnd Trade•Marki' obtained, and Al patent
iaeas conducted for MODERATE FRU. My
ace is in the immcdi ate vkinityof the PatentOfficet
and my facilities for securing patents areunsurpasseo
Sand model, sketch orphotograph of Invention,witr
description end statement as toadvanta es claimed,
.I No °hared is massae tor art opinion as to
,loatettlatili.t/ and my fee for prosecuting'tiro
a cation to 11 slog bwaled ledI'or untt she
ii
to id '$aIrotnedi. "Itryp',Toas'Gatne," torsi
fellinformation met fete. AU Oc tuudt
Coovideree As Atrial, Coat1 em
Usl.
FRANKR.IN H. HOUGH
_ otos. sw.h d. wAsiniR6iTON.11. £3.
Tompkins. "Good 'morning, Mr.
Wannamaker, I have called to see if
you can give me a position in your -
establishment. I can turn my hand
to almost anything."
Mr. W. "No, we are full in every
department, And you are the twen-
tieth man' .I have refused to•day.
Why don't you take up a line in
which there is lesscompetition and
better pay ?', - -
Tompkins. "I'd only be too thank-
ful if you can put me on track of
such a position." • •'
Mr. W. "When I was twenty
years of age, I was a stranger in .a,
strange land, with neither work nor
money, when a friend of mine, a
lawyer, advisedme to take a book
agency saying he had educated him-
self by canvassing; like drowning
Men grasp at straws„ I' took his•ad-.
vise, and in five years saved $5,000,
and with this sum started my pre-
sent business. It is just fifty years
ago today that Mr. Bradley, the
founder of the'present Firm of The
Bradley-Garretson Company, Limited
of Toronto, sent me mylfirst prospec-
tus, and to his beautiful letters and
good advice, I owe much of my
present suceess, , Yes, young man,
if you have anything, in you, there
is just as good a chance for you to-
day with this old established Mouse
as there was for me. Write them
and see what they have to offer," -
Tonik ns. "I have seen the ad-
vertisements of this firm, for agents,
for years back, and have often
thought of writing them, but have
never done so. I will write to day;
and I am very thankful to you, Mr.
Wannanaaker, for your good advise."
Ir, Bed For Weeks.
Mr; Lewis Johnston, living near Tol-
edo, Leeds Uo., Oct„ Bays that be had
Rheumatism so bad that he was confined
to bed fur weeks. Two doctors did nim 1
no good, To oneweek after taking
Milburn's Rheumatic Pills he was out of
bed and is now cured.
CLQhU.(di'en Ory for
Tam F,
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Can it be Pos"sib1e.
A Flesherton man sold a pair of
home made socks recently. Inside
one of them the purchaser found a
slip of paper announcing that the
maker would like to . make the
acquaintance of a man with a view
to matrimony, and gave her address.
Being a bachelor in need of a wife
the buyer took the hint and 'wrote a
letter of enquiry. In a few days
the following very ,suggestive letter
was received. in -answer to his query:
"Mamma was married twenty years
ago and can't consider your proposal„
so she handed your letter to me
thinking that I might do: I -.am
nineteen years of age." The mer-
chant didn't advertise.
Cured to Stay Cured.
It's a wonderful record of permanent
cures Burdock Blood Bitters is present-
ing. Instances are given of such serious
diseases as,CKncers, Scrofulous Sores,
Salt Rbenm, Erysipelas, Abscesses, Run-
ning Sores.. etc,, where B.B.B. made a
cure three, ,four and 'even twelve years
ago, and the disease has shown no signs
of returning.
Don't Do It.
Don't linger at the bottom of the
ladder. Either go .up or down.
Don't expect a coat of paint to
cover a woman's age suecessfully.
Don't insure your ,life and then
proceed to work yonrself-to death,.
Dept think a woman always
achieves greatness when she gets a
husband. • `
Don't think a man dwells next to
the roof merely for the sake of the
view.
Don't expeet a girl to furnish
proofs of herstatement'to the effect
that she can't sing. -
Don't lock the stable door after
the horse is stolen. Possibly , the
thief may repent and bring it back.
Don't imagine that long hair will
give you the strength of Sampson,
unless like Sampson, you have a
head for it to grow on. -
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For diarrhoea of the infant or adult
• there .is no more safe and reliable remedy
than Dr.Fowler's Extract ot; WVild Straw-
berry. Refuse imitations, they're danger -
ACTtvE SOLICITORS WANTEDEVEfaiiwHEIE
IA. for "Tho -Story of the Philippines" by Mttrat
Ifnlstead, conimiseloned by the' Government as OM.
tial Iiistor[an to the War Department, The book
was written in army coupe at San Frandsen, on the
Pacific with General Merritt, In the hospitals at Ito=
nolulu, in Hong I{ong, in the Ar,irloa,n trenches at
Manila, in the Insurgent camps with. Auuinaldo, on
the deck of the 01ginpla with Dewey, and in the
Army tf battle at the fall of Manila. Bonanza for
agents, ]iri,nful of original platting taken by ger-
ornmont photographers on the twit, Large book,
Love ,prices. Biyr profits, rreleht paid. Credit
iris en. Drop all trashy unofficial war books. Outfit
free, .ltddross, r. T. Farber, deo'y.,,Star Inenranoo
Bag., Chicago,
ons.
What is sauee for one may make
a goose for another,
Theatrical angels rush in where.
wise ttnen°•fear to tread. •
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Castoria is for Infants and Children. Castoria is a
harmless substitute for Castor 011, l."aregorle, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium,
l,Vlorphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is (Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria cures Diarrheea and Wind. Colic. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, clues Constipation and
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach arae. Bowels of Infants and. Children, gluing
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria ip the Childrelies
Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend..
Castoria.
Castoria is,an excellent -rnedieine'for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told ore
of its good effect upon their children."
DR. G. C. OS000n, Lowell, Mass.
Castoria.
"Castetit, is so well adapted to children
that I recouiiuend it as superior to any pre.
scription 'known to ore."
Ii, A. AnCunn, M. D. Brooklyn, N. Y
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THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
r vie argra KEM WANWR/W Illi tWAWFW4avW4%sy" EW
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0 Persiatic Sheen- Dip'and Animal Wash is the most highly concentrated
0 and all round satisfactory form of power for its curing of skin diseases and
destroying vermin in cattle. It is powerful without beine 'harsh And im-
- mediate in effect withoutany irritating results•• It is being successfully
l used all over Canada for curing Ser'ds, Bruises. Shear Outs, Boils,Ringworm,
1 Gangrene Scab, and tor destroying vermin and insect pests. ;some evidence:
Mr, G. A. Brodie, Bethesda, Ont., says:—"ft goes farther and does more
r work than any dip 1, have ever ivied. I used it most sueoesstully in castrating
Iambs. wo
The wash bealing.the *dads rapidly and keeping the ma-ggots :-iii
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away. I moat heartily recommend it."
Mr. Crosson, Ringwood, Ont., says :="1, have been unable to gain real 1
satisfaction from team' experiments in different dips until 1 used Pt,rsiatie
Sb,ee i Dip and Animal Wash. It destroys line and vermon perfectly on ,
cattle, and acts as a topic, healing wounds, sores, etc "
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cc's or direct from
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Mr. Arthur , Byons, Rock Hill,
Ont., writes as foilows: "T was laid up
with stiff joints and could get no relief
until I used Hogyard's Yellow ill,'
which cured me." Price 25c.
James Gillies, an employee of the
Fonthill, Ont., nurseries, died sud-
denly after walking two miles to his
work.
The man who boasts of his super-
ior brains he is seldom able to fusnish
the proof. -
CASTOR IA
Por Infanta and, Children.
The fall+
simile
ii¢amluoeity
Ao it Ai
eie e.. tlri Qpeh
• Ari -enterprising St, Louis man ex -
poets to inake a fortune in Cuba,
raising umbrellas during the .rainy
season.
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TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COP(RIGHTS &C.
Anyone sendinga' sketch and description ma?'
quickly ascertain onr opinion•free whether an
invention is,probably patentable. Communica,
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest hgeney for scouring patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
spectutnotice, without change, lathe
b
Scientific A ericant.
AhandsomelyMutinied leafy. largest ear.
culatign of. any scientific jotirnar. Terms, $3 a
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This is the only Dise Raerow - made or sold in
Canada, having independent, ,adjustable ° eking
present° upon the inner ends at the gang dines,
allowing any amonnt of preseuro to he"thrown
upon the, inner ends of tho *Mass -by the foot of
the operator By this moans a perfeotir flexible
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and compare whir others,
The No. 12 Cultivator
is A MARVEL OP SUCCESS, The only Cultivator
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sat so that the angle of tha tooth can he regulated -
to silt any condition of soli. Present% can b0 rogu-
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it. The teeth are carried between the wheals in-
stead of trailing behind, as in other machines, thus
securing lighter draft, This machine is lurniohod
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