The Wingham Times, 1885-02-06, Page 7, . I •
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COUNT r CO ILTN C itoil than eleven members was unanimously eft by granting the Ontarto ladle Jae-
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, ..._.— earyied• etiolation, $10—carried.
, The eew OonnteeCounciI met In the, 11. le Council then adjournedeto meet A copy of the Ontario Statutes was
. a ;Quart Holum, Goderich, on 'Tuesday of at, 10 on Timelier. morning, ordered for each Reeve and Deputy.
eate ast week,a' The 'following *eori of anonpay.. • air. Stmlain 'Was instructed to ax-
e. lee :proceedings is taken •frome the a hie the Zetlancl bridge and the one
. e ews.Itecord ea . e Connell met at 10. IVIesre
ubers all pre. between upper and Is wez Wingha,
After the certificates of election Jia este,-t'
n Two tenders were received for and report their condition at the Jane
the coenty printing and referred to memetoivneedlby
et nominations for Wardeu.
0811 reeoided the county ale* called
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Pinting Opinenittee. Tenders for build. Johnstoia seconded bY
Moved by MeMillianaseeouded by ing bridges netween Hay and Stanley, Kaye That Messrs. Barstone of Sea-
and'between Hay end Stephen, were forth, Gregory, of Exeter, and Halls,
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That Thorium Statchane reeye referred to Road and•Bridge Comnit• of Goderieb, be appoitted the county
I Grey, be Warden
goad by Jo.hnten, secondea by te4. • Report of the Selecting Commit 13oard of Examiners for the' 'examine:-
tiy, That politick Keny, reeve 0 10%read and adopted. Stateineat of ' tion of sehool teachers for the current
the amounts paid the Inspectors. • of year -carried.
Vial, he Warden.. • , - :
Oa a ballet being taken there voted- public schools referred tie the School It was moved, seconded and carried,
or Me. ZellY 23, and for ;me. latrachan Oommittee. - Report of Mr, Girvin, E. - that the council would receive no .ec-
nd B Oommissioner,,was read and re- count unless it contained a detailed
3, whenthe Clerk declarod Sir: Kelly a
ferred to R and 13 Corn. statement of delete'. •
leder/ for the year 1$85)
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i • . Moved by Burnie, eeconded by Bea- A motion to grant $200 for the pier-
Tear Warden having taken eae.a • •
cow, That the clerks of the different pose of building a lockup at Gerrie was
heeleedfee Council for the haileeat- air
erredarenehim-, and made the. usual de- municipalities be instructed to forward referred to Finance coneinieto.
laieetien ef office. the assessment rolls to the county The reports of the echoer and visit.
Clerk before the first day of December Mg and juil and eourt housecommit
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ti by 0. Wilson, seconded by
in each year. tee were read and adopted.
.I'hat a 'Striking Comniittee of
ve be belloted f4r—eirried."' On a Moved by. Iticalillian secoraed by aloved by Cook, seconded by •Coats
allot being talmn the committee was Britton, That a new bridge be built at That the Road conunissamere be paid
eolared tu consist of Messrs. Me- Londosborough. Leferred to R. and $2.00 per diem and travelling expenses
illian, Ray, Keine, Hennings and B.' com. . . when actually empleyed ...eh county
• A large number of accounts; were work—lost hy a:majority of 63
Report, of Road and Bridge cempeite
tee read and adopted. '. . •
Flynn's bridge...in Ashfield .wexon
motion of Griffin, '.ssconded by Clare,
31jiott.
aloaed by Beacom, seconded b., 113 eereit to Finance emu.
a' Moved by Currie, seem ded by Henn-
ook, That ere. Jas. Patton ba auditor
live. That the bridge at Fisher's milli
or torrent year.
at Wingheen, be moulded, as to ith
• Meved by' Essen seeondad by E.
soundneesaj Referred
I ibex: That Mr. W. N. Watson be
• uditere Mr. Watson's appointment
was eareied .by a majority often. The Council met at 10 a. tn. Members
as orbit eppesinted lafteganees. Patton all present. Several aces:ends were
as the other auditor. , read aud referred to Fioance Com. A.
CosineReedjeteriied to Wednesdeaseit motion to appoint aneerigtoeer for the
10a. me
.county was lost.
WRDNESDAY. Moved by Cook,seeonded by Wilson
net the Reeve dead) municipality
• Connell met at 10. Members all pre. attend to the building and repairing of
eat. Minutes of Tuesday's meeting county bridges and receive front the
read and approved. t • couuty eel aecompense $2 per day, and
;I e piartion from Mrs. Ross and 'a that ehey lihvepower to call in an • en-
niaber • of ladies of the 'fflaovale'glmor wheir reqpisite. Lost by 19.
Christian Temperance Umon, .reguest- Moved he athendroent by, Clegg,
. ,• , lig the emend' to erect a }loose ,of seconded by Betteom, That Messrs. 14
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LiSSUM08. by the 00110ty. -
The council then aajoariied to '1 p.
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re.
At 7 p. m. the Witesten took 'the
Asir. - • .
Moved by Maine, seaanlid by An-
derson, 'that the egtielizaitati cominit-
tee meet on the 1st mbnav June
91 p. in., to equelize the tolls: Cala'
ried.
The Clerk was instructe•I to write
the clerks of the various' unnicipala:
ave. asking them co fuenieh fertile ith
a statement allowing bonuses that
their municipality have paid railway
com maim. •
wee referred to the Special 1 e bylaws appointing Ailditatie
' Herder; O. Girviii, G. Elliott and T. •Boatcl of Audit and. Road eommission-
caninittee0. Dr. • Rosebnrgh'S appli— .Strachati be. appointed. Road Cumin's-
ers were severally paseeda
!, Mien to- a grant to the Prisotter's Aid a
sioners for the ourrent year—carr!ed Mr. Elliott was instructed to inspect
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ociety was .referred to the 'Finance by ” r4 majrity of 3,
Bayfield bridge '' and have the beam
, ommitte, as was also a circular from
Moved by Campbell, seconded by repaired if necessary.
he Ontario Rifle Aseociotioti of a like .
Ourrio That Mr.* James Hays be After tee appointment of the Stand-
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mport. A . circular from the County, added to the »umb6r of Read (.on lila committees for 1885; the council
ouncil of Lincoln regarding the
mptions was referred to the Special missioners —carried. then adjourned to Meat. on the first
Moved by D,urnin, :seconded la' Tuesday in June. pornmittee. A. circular from . the Eiber, That this Couneil-pass a by -111W
Pannty Conucil of Welland staking the
dispensieg with the levying of a dog Clincinnatti, Feb. 3—• Lizzie auff
Totenty Council of Huron to petition tax 'within the county of Iluron, it bee
. eahe D01141101). P.Overnment to eqoalise , tman, while dancing at ellen at Work-
iug in accorderoe 'with the Statute,.
•,..(the rates .or passengers and freight men's hall, early this morning souk to
, :and leave it optional with hee
the d the floor, and died in a few minutes.
- aan the various railways was referred
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veith reference to a depesit f debea• The bridge at W•incheska, and Elime
Ieunicipalities to impose a dog'tax or Miss 'Kauffman was a good looking,
• to Special Oommittee. ' A letter from otherwise—lost by a majority ot 19
lively young girl' much liked by those
who .
the manager of the pank of 'Commerce liar. Hardy was. iustructed to have knew her, and fond of society.
Silo had daiimea from early in the
. Attires, was referred to Finance Com. •adie pet hi safe condition.
evening, nntil 2 o'clock in the morn-
. Inittne. A. commuuieetion from thc Report of Special Ootemittee read, iug, wrien she said to- the young man
L'aeiler regarding, repairs, eta; Wits re- Moved by Eiber, seconded by Rata, •with whotn she was dancing, 'I fell
"rel to Jail and. Court House °°a'a that clauee No. 8, nding thaa. faint.' The young man conducted
• ittee. 'Mr. Girvin's motion appro— t Housee of Refuge be built at as litaa her to a chair. ' On the way she faint-,
riat1ng $3,00Q for baunclary lines wee .eaenso as. passed° be amended
. eferred se) Finance Committee,
. " ed, and never spolie again, No Oa'
' follows : That tine Council take no
afoved by Cameron( seconded by , : ini ILI sicien was called. When the pati•ol-
mt•on oti...ring a poor house. There
, Ieefillan, That the Spe,cal Commit. wagon arrived the girl lay on the
voted for the amendment 'Messrs, floor surounded by half a dozen grls,
. ea ant:Imre. if a House of Refuge could gurney, Buchanan, 'Welker, Ander- who were rnblang her hanas and. feet,
. le letilt for $12000, and topedon on, Manley, Oliver, Milne, Hennings, }ler body was take» to the undereriday mornine—earried, McPherson, Strachae, Girvin, Currie, taker's. The yoting Man with W11001
Moved lry '7.Beacoot seeouded ' by tempbell, Sifilpf1011, Itittinio, Wra,
Kaine, That Messrs Peter Adamson she was &memo found another part.
alcalurcftie, Geillin, Olive, 0, Wilson, .nor and joined ahe aatica, which went
rid ea W. johnstoit be iippoiated 021 Book, Duthie% 13eaeorn. Elliott, la
he 13 rd of Audit —carried.a-. en without furtber interrupt on until
Falba. 11 Either, Itatz, Kahle, It y, day.lighe. . ,
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Moved. by Johnston, seeonded by Smith% aud Forsyt1i-81. Agine'— . . _ _ar . . i. , _
4.(eafurcine, That De MoLean, Goder• wears '11Fa — I
00ats, Mc alurehie, Britton, Pashing the foo far. --In n
ach, D. IL Leazies, Clinton, and S. V. [log,. Clegg,.&undone Young, ,,,, ,, . .1 .
alo• small villaeo al the•north of Scotland
all .a.taehey ofS vlorth, be 'Appointed %Millie% D D, Wilson, Hardy,
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'herb school trueteee in theirHewn, the parrli nnJollllstou,Young, atreet, and 1 °mire to
uselools— earried, Allan, Cameron alai Biseett-18, three of the village worthies, who ima
,.514:The sum „bf $300 wee °Meted to be 'late mine 1 then adjourned to meet' ;'. th r ft e to Attempt
been inlet -sing a e e lv,
to push it further to ono. side, as to
lielurtia u.uu A.grietiltutell Secteties. • _ Oo re.assembling the Mame tom. leave the street clear. They actor&
tee A motion to petitiori tae.Legislature ' matte e,•port was read, whee it was ingly took oft their coats tit one aide
:Wit rednee the iaurober of County Ontla- mewl Teal seconded by Girvin and and went to the other to dot-ninon:As
filers was lost by ili, majority of 21Y if,nng, that No. 25 II the report be their opetatious. A wag saw the :
A eonnnunieatioo from the tromurer not aaopted,, but that the gum ol three coats and deeemped with them.
oneeroing non- resirlett taxes was io• %LOW ao asked be be granted to ino. and on ov,e of the met, coming 'mutat
rrod to Vitience 0 .mirlitteee erave boundary lines—carried' by a to see R Hiatt -pushing had had oily ef•
• A Motion teroisitnetuling the Select. inejority of two. feet, and missing their coats lourried
g Oottnuittee to form the several eoto- Moved by iileSfillian seconded. 13' back to his friendaevenitaing--"Stopl
saittetaa not lea duke tam Ito: More 11 laeou4 That clause No. 11 be amend stop f we've pniLaa it owet rat and
aividea hAtween the branela Itoktioutat o p yn.
covtirecl up our coats."
woe detected in the act of clippiur.
g one
A. young man named Feelford who,
of the newspapers on file.ia the To
onto Free Library, was Bent tojail
the Police Magistrate for ten day
4 Chicago man sued for divorce o
the grounds that his wile persisted i
eingioge hymns at which the ma
iaughed, and he would have lost th
cam had not the lawyer of the con
plainant put the wife in the withers
box and gave a sample of her singing
and heft° she had got half through
the hpart the court threw up the
sponge and the divoree was granted,
MAN'
, , ....swessmasosuincom••••••
cArfrsat
by IS the Itiost complex work of the ete&ttdrt
8, and when this tionaelleated strupture, lip
exquisitely wrought, is disturbed by dior
n ease, the most efficient aid abould ne actught
n from the most skilled physici,m—fer this
rt human body is too precious to be neglected.
It' becomes the ueet" , , hat
e PhYsituan shall be eregoved 2"
Dr, Osaka aoreereasee, of the lniversity
Miss Maggie Cochrane, an employee
of Wood's Hotel, Londou, while play -
in in the kitchen or Sunday ran up
against a, fork io the hand of the cook,
and received a *ever° wound. The
fork entered her eye, and it is doubt-
ful if she will not loose the use of that
orb. I. Woodruff was 'fent for and
did'all in his power to relieve the suf-
ferings of the girl.
Rev. G. 13. Taylor, of Bayfie/d.
preached in St. Paul's church here on
Suaday last, morning and. evening.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale that val-
uable farm in Lot 4, Con. 2, Carrick- in
the county of Bruce, comprising 100 acres
80 cleared on which there is 20 acres of
wheat. On the farm there is a la,rge frame
houee, aped barn 40x60, with stone foun-
dation, a well stocked orchard, comprising
between 80 and 100trees. It is also well
watered and is within 5 miles of Mildmay
railway station. Schools and churches
eonvehient. Easy terms to suit purchaser
For further particulars apply t6
ROBERT FRASER', proprietor.
Belmore P. 0. •
MEN WANILD
Five or six good men wanted by the un
kersigned to out wood and saw logs. Ap
ply to GEO. TliEONEPSON,
, • sWingham.
AYER.'S PILLS.
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A Iurgo proportion of the distance whiele
OftWid human suffering result from derange -
meet of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
.Art's OATITARTIO PILLS wt directly upon
those manse and are especially designed to
Imre the diseases; caused by their derave-
Meat, including Constipation, Indigem-
flan, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
and a host of other ailments, for all of
Which they are a nate, sure prompt, and
pleasant remedy. The extensire tam of these
ruts by eminent physicians in regular prim -
Mee, etiowe unmistakably the estimation iv
which they aro held by the medical prole";
Con.
These Pius are eoi pounded. of vegetable
substancoa only, and are absolutely tree from
ealoinelor any other injurious ingredient.
A Sufferer front lffeadache writes :
" Yfileil Prus aro inralaable to :tie, and
aro my constant eomprinion. 1 have been
a revere sufferer from ficadifehe, and youe
Pius aro the only thing I could look' to
for relict. Ono dose will quickly move my
bowels mat free my head from palm They
are the most elfeetive and the easiest yhysie
1 have over found. 111s pleasure to 11111 to
speak in their praise; and .1 always do so
when O1CASI0Z1 otters.
W. L. Paolo, of W. L. Page & Bro."
Pranklin St., Itlehmond,Va., dune 3, 1882.
"1 have used AYEITell Per..r.s in number$
testi instances as recommended by you, and
hare never known thew to fail to accomplish
the desired result. V' constantly keep them
on hand at our home, and prise them 98 P.
plearant, rale, end reliable family nied:eine,
roe DYSPEPSIA. they are invaluable.
Men,. Texas, June 17, 18824.* T. LIAM."
'1)6 Itay. FartreIs 66. ISARLOWE, writi11
Erbil Atlanta, Ga., whys: or sonic year/
past 1 have been subjeet to tonalpatioi,
Milt Web, irr spite of the ,ire af Ilartil$
6MS of various khals, I suffered increasing
ineenve»ience„ until some months ego I
began taking- AvElt's Tin have
entirely norrected the costive bab,f, and
hate Vastly improved my general beallb."
Arlat'S GarrrartIVO 1'1UB correct irrett-
%Mier of the bowels, stimuIsts the am*.
tate and tilsettion, and by their prompt and
thorough gotten eye tone and rigor to the
whole physical iledtiOlnyt
knardam0 Jsi
141*.3.O.Ayar&Co., Lowcl, Paso,
Sold all DrUggictii.
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UK ill experience tits tataerto
-01.,,60 ARO benetleial terve of
Ayer's. Sarsaparilla.
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Ilitie 40, m14'14 Made) laialtnyvituarlitioq
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* 1111 110)8001; 10,,J11.3 t.0•11os kt ea,
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of Berlin Germany, has made a. lifelong'
study of' miments of the Nerybue and
Genito-Urinary System.
IIS REMBDTP.IS CURE
Any Debility or derangement of' the Net
vous System, incincling Spermatthores
Genorrhoa, Syphilis, Strieture, Itopotettat
etc., eto.
BECAUSE you ma, have Been (heated
and fooled by qureks, who claire to cure
this class of disorders, do not hesitate tr,
give Dr Johannesen's method a fait tient
before your ease baronies chronic and In-
oxrable,
Ear FREL'
A valuable treatise, expUnatory of Dr.
Johannesenrs system, will be sent by mail
post paid and securely sealed twill ebserf
vation, to any sufferer addressing his
authorized agent for the Cfnitee status and
Canada.
HENRY' VOGELER,
48 South Street, New York
ka...COmplicitted symptoms treated froze
Dr. johannesen's .Speoial prescriptione,
under advice of a daiy qualified consult
ing physician.
All correspondence held on strictly con10)
dennal, and advice by mail free of charge, •
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