The Blyth Standard, 1903-07-09, Page 8No need to worry about neat strikes if your home is hooted
with u "Sunshine ' Furnace.
By placing our patented wood grate over the coal grates it will
burn seed or coke nod give as perfect sstisfactiou as with coal ---
also FH Yrs starting a coal fire in spring and fall when a wood fire will
take the shill off the house in a few utinutes.
Ford doors aro double and extra large --will admit rough chunks,
leediu1 it is bmdo of heavy steel plate and encircles the demo
in teeth a way that it leaven a wide apace between the two for the
cireuletion of air and gives au ilnrstsige radiating surface.
The "sinehine" 6 the ally Canadian heater which will burst
coal, coke or wood with entire satisfaction.
$old by ell Enterprising Dealers. YOpklet Free,
McCIary's
LONDON, TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOOVaa, ST. JOHN, N.B.
BLYTH LIVERY
anti SALE STOLES
M Ofd 00 64i
Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.
PROPRIETOR.
C DC the CO 0
Firetrolasa Horses and Rigs for
hire at reasonable rates.
Best of accommodation to Com -
menial Travellers
om•merofal'fravellers and others requiring
rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
ORO AND QUEER STREETS, BLYTR.
Sault Ste, Marie, in which locality he
has spent the past few months. He
looks as if it ago ed well with him.,,.
Mr, W, Michio paid a recent t ieit to his
brother at Hespeler, who works in one
of the greatest wooleu trills in Canada,
Mr, Michie also went to Preston and
reports the crops as looking poor in
Waterloo county, . -, Mr. hose Stubbs is
homy from a short trip to Manitoba...,
The w'll'0 :suspension foot bridge being
put across the Maitland river by Mesere.
Sherrie Bros, for passenger traffic is
about completed. It is a 182 -foot span
with wire approach and will be n great
convenience to ,the builders and their
friends. The outcome of this bridge is
heing closely watched.... The Misses
Docket, of Alpena, Michigan, are visit-
ing with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs, James Hall„ —Our hearty congrat-
ulatione are extended to Mist. Marion
McKenzie, who was among the success-
ful students attending the Hamilton
school of pedagogic. She now holds a
professional first -clave teacher's certifi-
cate and will no doubt succeed well in
the profession of her choice ....Mr
Wm. Cunningham has built a tine new
wire fence on the front of his farm,,..
Messrs. John Clegg and James Croaker
have arrived home from a four week's
enjoyable trip through the west. They
went as far as Banff and Edmonton and
MORRIS.
NOTES.- `its. Donald Currie is home
from an extended visit with relatives in
Hamilton. She wag accompanied by
Ion grand -daughter, Mise Carrie Bayne,
who wi!1 holiday here.... The new resi-
den se of Mr. Albert Howlett is well nn
towards completion and will he a very
comfortable and modern home when
finished, in which we hope Mr. Howlett
end family will spend many happy pros-
perous years Messrs. A. T. Cole,
S4muel Jordan, F. Martin and W. B.
Wilkinson each had the circular sate
eating wood the past few days... Ail re,
George Caslick and daughter, of Tees -
water, are visitors at the home of Mr.
James Shurrie. Tho senior visitor and
Mrs. Sherrie are sisters. ... The new
brick resldonne of Mr. Albert tIrooke
has been pushed along so welt th+st the
roof is on and plastering of the interior
being done..., Tuesday of last week Mr.
W. R. ]looney arrived home from
met with many former friends while
en route. The crop prospects are pro•
uonneed tie first-class,
Curscu. MEM O:SQ.—The council nest
as a court of revision u1 Julie 29th,
The following appeals were disposed of:
-Hubbard Cornel.l)entered M.P.. Si lot
tt, ems 2 ; Joseph Hogg, entered tenant,
and 7, G. & S., Bluevale; F, Keys,
entered 11.F.Si 25, con. 6; U. Halli-
day, mitered F.J., Si 6, con. 5; A. E.
,tones, entered occupant, lot 21, Bel -
grave Alfred J. Lowry, entered owner
S', Is, con, 5; George Best, enterer
owner, Si 21, con. 6. Moved by Nr.
Taylor, seconded by Mr. Shaw, that the
court, of revision bo now closed and 'hut
the assessment roll as now revised and
corrected be confirmed and estabtiehed
as the lasseesment, roll for the township
of Morris for the current year.—Carried.
Olt 'notion of Messrs. Shaw and Code,
Mr, 'Taylor wee instructed to expend
220 it; gravelling on sideline between
lots 5 and 6, con. 5, On motion of
Messrs. Code and Jackson, the reeve
Ives instructed to have /Martin's bridge,
1st line, retloored. A communication
was received from Mr, E, L. Dickinson,
on behalf of Mr, Isaac 1'erraud, claim-
ing damages to his property in the event
of the construction of the Lenient drain,
(hi motion of Messrs. Code and Taylor,
the reeve was instructed to procure
legal advice in the matter from Mr. R.
Vanstone and report to the clerk. Mr.
A. MoLaughlau applied for Resistance
towards building a wire fence on east
boundary at lm 32, con, 4, On notion
of Messrs. Jackson and Code, Messrs.
Shaw and Taylor were instructed to
examine the locality lit said fence and
report at next meeting. Accounts were
ordered to be paid as follows:—John
JlcCall, three culverts, 88.75; Wm,
Mines, gravel on mirth boundary, $2,06 ;
Mts. Milligan, gravel mi north boun-
dary, $2.21; John D. Miller, gravelling
on north bounders., $28.85; P, Moffatt,
inspecting work on north boundary,
$8.50; Win, J. Slater, gravel, $3.60; 1),
Irwin, gravel, $8.10; John Duckett,
gravel, $2.10; Al. Lamour, damage
hauling gravel, 50c. 1V. J. Henderson,
do., $2; H. Kirkby, work, gravel and
damage, 880.15; John Hunter, inspect-
ing. $3; John McCall, gravelling, $28;
C. Taylor, inspecting, $1; It. B. Aleut 2,
digging ditch, $15; John McElroy, tile
ditch, $6; Jetties Golley, gravel for
1902, $4.2o; Wilton A, 'Turnbull, hard-
ware for east boundary, $31.49; Wm,
Skelton, gravel, 87,30 ; .Tames 'I'hymo,
gravel, 11,10; George McCall, tile for
culverts, $5; S. Irvine, gravel, 811.60;
It. McMurray, gravel, $5; J. H. Sellars,
gravel and damages, 85,27; George
Kerr, gravel, $3,71 ; R. Yonill, job on
Ross' hill, $25; M. Watson, gravel,
$1.70; W. J. Souch, gravel, $1.5(1 ;
George Peacock, gravel, $12.10; A.
Shaw, gravel, $4.80; N. Bosman, gravel,
25.2$; 1. Breckenridge, gravel, $3.65
Win. Lib le, gravel, $5.70; George
Proctor, gravel, 87.10; Corporat'on of
East Wawauoeh, gravel, 81.90, James
Taylor, gravel, 90c ; Geni i o McFarlane,
plow broken on east boundary, 82.50 ;
C. Wheeler, cement tile, $1,25; John
McCracken, tile ditch on north boun-
dary, $2.60; James Shurrie, tilling holes
on river bank $1 ; Chanes Pollard,
gravel and workk,$39,14; James Bolger,
inspecting on 9th line, 82.18; James
Bolger, inspecting on east boundary,
$1.08 ; Charles Pollard, contract on east
boundary', $50.117 ; Charles Pollard, cul-
vert on 7t11 hue, $4.10; D, McLean,
gravelling and inserting, $12; A. '1'.
Cole, repairing road, $1.85; E. Laundy,
gravel, $1388; Win. Michie, shovelling
gravel, $2; It. 1•enstone, legal advice,
$1 ; 1). Sommerville, gravel, 90c ; A.
Proctor, gravel, $1.15; T. S. Brandon,
gravel trod damages, $7.04. The coun-
cil then adjourned to meet agein on
August 3rd next,—W, CLAW', Clerk.
Cement for Sale.
The undersigned keeps in stock
all kinds of Cement, including
Quoenston and Portland.
Convent Building and flooring a
specialty. ----
JOHN STEWART
OLYTH, ONT.
ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
AND MEDICINES.
Several r,aropean and American governtnents have made
comparative tests of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for
eoluiers on forced march. These testis have invariably resulted
in the withdrawal of alcoholic drinks
during all strenuous work, chocolate
and other sweet beverages being
given instead.
The result of these scientific re-
searches is applicable to the army of
feeble and overworked people seek-
ing strength. Liquid medicines are
necessarily alcoholic; they merely
stimulate and their effect is only
tetuporary.
Weak people should take ST.
JAMAS WAFERS, which are a recon-
structive and a tissue builder ; their
effects are lasting, and a permanent
improvement will always follow their
steady use.
ST- JANES WAFERS help stomach,
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
honest way to get health and strength,
the kind that lasts, develops and
breeds the energy which accom-
plishes much.
"I eeesteer et. James Wafer*
most excellent preparation for
the nerves and shall recomtaead
them generally,"
Dr. Thos. Brooke,
M;antheater, Meg
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TNC CONSTITUTION'
afarldon'ENtereel'G+Basl
$RITAIN)L AMCRICA
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MPS* rl then .a
PrkNH Caesda t 81.001
bottles for 85.00 •
SI. Ja urea Wafers are not Secret
remedy : to the fed arrows doctors rt -
tom wending 1htm to their jafitnts
eve mail the formula wham refwe.f.
Where dealers are not felling the
Wafers, they are mailed upon re-
ceipt of price at the Canadian
branch : at, Jones Wafers Ce.. 1124
8t. Whale. IL, Mentnu.
Jim Dumps on Independence Day,
Said: " 1 orce freed us from Eng-
land's sway.
Now independence let's declare
From indigestion's tyrant snare,
Good friends, shake off this despot
grin.
'Twas ' Force' that freed your
'Sunny Jim.'"
r c\e"
The Re d7.te-Serve Oteaii 00 '
always on duty.
A rood for righters.
"It may interest you to learn that' rose.'
Is being served at breakfast several time*
each week 10 the metebere of the Second Reg-
iment, N. Li, 1'., now on duty at this plans
"Baur W. Baowt."
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Iron and Brass Bedsteads.
There in nothing so comfurtnble these wsrdn nights as an Iron Bedstead. It allows free etr-
cutatinn of 11e air end then ,ou know iron 1s always coot. We soil a very good Iron bed for $4, s
battler one for tea still better bed for em and $10. Those wishing health, comfort and freedom
from every eche or pain should buy an iron bedstead,
J. H. CHELLEW - - BLYTH
DUNGANNON.
Lust:--Dlcrvves.—A very pretty end
fashionable wedding was that of Miss
Lena Deeves, youngeat daughter of
51r. and 11 re. Stephen Deeves, at their
home in Dungannon, to Mr, Albert
Lusk, of Goderich, at six o'clock or
Wednesday evening, June 24th. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. M.
Al. Goldberg, of St. Paul's church. The
bride entered the parlor on the arm of
her tither, and was prettily attired in
white Swiss muslin with Inc. and inser-
tion; she wore white roses is her hair
and carried white roses. Her mister,
Lizzie, was similarly attired end carried
pink roses. The groom wee supported
by his in other, James, of Lucas. The
dining room was tastily decorated with
orange blossoms, ropes, pinks, carna-
tions, etc. After congrat ulatione about
40 guests sat down to a beautiful wed-
ding tea, to which everyone did justice.
The bride's travelling suit wee of blue
ladies' oloth with white silk and appli-
quo end ribbon, and hat to match. A.
very pleasant evening was spent in
d,uiciug and other einusoinents, every
one enjoying themselves immensely.
The bride received very useful and
beautiful presents. The young people
left for their home in Goderich the next
morning. Among those from a distance
were Mr. and lire. Lusk, of Luatn,
father mrd mother of the groom ; Mr.
J. Carroll, of Loudon; Mies Mayo, of
Leven ; 51 r, end Mr*. George Crabb and
Italie, of Bratltford; Mr, James Leek,
of Lucan; Rev. J. W. Robinson and
little daughter, of Goderich; Mr. Mc-
Kay, Mr, and Mrs, Hardy, Mr. Shor-
down, AIr, J. Black, of Goderich, and
many othere from Crewe, Dungannon
and other plscse. We all wish the
young couple a long and happy wedded
life. Mr. and lire, Lusk era now at
home to their friends at No. 24 East
street, Goderich.
At
�.� GEOI POWELL PRETORIA BLOCK
BLYTH
WANTED
Before the 1st of July, to fill an order already
placed with us for
6000 Boxes and Tubs
of Good Dairy Butter
Also eve must have 5005) dozen Eggs weekly to fill our or'der's, for
which we will rimy the
HIGHEST CASH PRiCE
We would ask the makers of butter not 10 salt the butter heavy
as the heavy salted butter always has to sell at a reduced price.
Make the butter so as to bring the top price and you will be the
gainer in the end,
The Western Fair.
The combined victories of peace and
commerce in this third year of the new
century are designed to illumine the
brightest pages of Canadian history.
Prosperity is abroad in all the land,
from sores vest and plentiful, and from
mining fields hoth east and west comes
the harmony of buoyant progress. To
few will be granted the iuepiratiott of
witnessing the activity in the east, the
west, the north and the south but to all
ie .open the opportunity of seeing the
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MAKE NERVOUS, WEAK, DISEASED MEN.
THE Roma of ignorance and forty In yoath, overexertion of mind and body
laduud by Int and exposure are constantly wrecking the lives
and future happiness of thousands of promising meg men. Some lade aad wither
at an early age, at the blossom o1 manhood, while others are forced to drag out a
weary, 1rn lttessand melancholy existence. Others teach maul.
mooy but Rod no solace or contort there, 'Meridiem are found
hi all stations of life—the farm the eliet, the workshop, the
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put , the trades and tits professions. Nurses Debility ed geminal
Ileums are guaranteed cured by our New Mathad freshen' er Na
Pay. You run no risk 15 years le Detroit. Bank security.
CURED NUN ALL ELSE FAILED. SeQauaused wittiest eiltdia
"I am 33 years of age sod married. When pods/ I led a gay
life. Harty Indiscretions and Mummies made trouble for me.
I became weak and envoys. My kidneys became affected and I
feared Bright's Disease. Married Life was aueatlsfsctor,y and
my home unhappy. I tried everything --all felled tilt I took
treatment from Drs Kennedy & Keegan. Their New Method
balls me up mentally, phpalcatly and sextrali . I feel and act
liana man in every respect. They treated me six years ago. They are honest,
skilful and reIpanelble financially, so why patroalre Quacks and Pekin when you
can be cared by reliable doctors."—W. A. Helton.
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auto total of Canada's current develop-
ment summarized and represented in the
great I'Veetern fair to be hold at Loudon
on September 11th to lf)th, Do net be
the one to mise it.
The footsteps of the exhibition man-
agement never did lag. No sooner were
the gates closed upon the lest fair than
the directors commenced broad liberal
planning for this season's show. Splen-
did features of unique interest have heed
thought nut and beneficial ideas devised
for rendering the exhibits of the main
building end other departments even
snore alluring than ever before. The
art gallery will he particularly attrac-
tive and the competition ie the different
classes unusually keen.
Details are being perfected for dis-
playsof machinery and agricultural im
plemeute that cannot fail to illustrate
the latest creations of inventive genius
as applied to farm cultivation• ana-
lecturer* on this and the other side of
the line will be present to demonstrate
the merits of their respective machines,
and when it is said that the live stock
department seems bound to excel Inst
year's success no further words aro
neede3. Farmers and breeders interest-
ed in thorough bred animals cannot
afford to neglect this all important part
of the western fair.
The list of special attractions has not
been completed as yet but those already
selected augur well for the coutimied
triumph of the ring and platform events.
Watch for the readers and advertise-
ments to appear in this paper later on
and remember that the Western of 110)11
will out shine all its glorions predeces-
sors, Prize lis's and all information
may be had for the asking.
A. 0. U. W.
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Myth lodge, No.144, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, wow( in the Workman he li, Anmo
block. on the hod and 41), Thursday in every
mouth, at eight p.nn. Visitioe hre'i``ren an+
cordially Invited. N CuMt:<d, W.At T. J. 110p1C-
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