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From "Mix the corpse lay ' ..: Lin attempt had “.n-‘u'. it lvy piling it mill-cf Ul- Adams , m weeks ago he "'ru‘. guilty of 1159 under sentence 9! unit" to bail KYOSH - plea that Nah" v w: been recOW-‘Wd was that he had ml the countTY- _, now makes 1: that there W“? 6 int fatal 39" 1‘0 , .gul stared hard i ‘,‘.";'Y lllll he (10th“! .2 yn'll‘ll 0‘ “ More was 8“! . .‘ll‘ul plwelél . .v: ., .‘. o\;~ci‘icl\(‘©. "M ‘ 2,: .li .ln-p rrdMl’Qh. c: :gumrhnlvle results. b“; ' \, Ll‘flo 1m: been dlico 'ul \cllilr’ iu the ‘PM‘M‘ -f Hutu-16:. in tact. mm ' \e begun to look “pot W ‘ 3 Well nigh incurable. ‘ b . medical probation 0‘3 doctors who are 01 M. 1) regarding sceptm to ameliorate or w ions of 3 diabetic M - , however, be prov“ - Incorporated by lot of Parliament Branch. York, Chicago, etc : Paid up capital, Rest, - Undivided profits Office Hours : 10 to 3 o‘clock. Saturdays 10 to 1 o’clock. THURSDAY, APRIL.18,:~1912.. ' Lindsay Branch established in). 1853 . w y Every'descriptlon of Banking business transacted. Savmgs Department at every Branches in every Province of the Do- minion, every important city of the Domin- ion. Newfoundland, London, England, New . I 1’? ... -._..___. _.___._.c_..â€"â€". E CANADIAN BANKS A. D. 13131 . -. . , .. . . .¢_.‘..V-.-..- w... 4... u . - 315,415,000 5 $15,000,000 - $1,855,185 H. 13. Black, : Manager Lindsay Branch OF COMMERCE sm EDMUND WALKER, C.v.o., LLD., 0.0.1.. PREleENT ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER CAPITAL - $ 10,000,000 REST, - $8,000,000 FARMERS’ The Canadian Bank of Commerce for the transaction of their banking business includi . Blank sales notes are supphed free of charge collection of sales notes. on a lication. pp BA N KIN G Accounts may be opened at every Commerce to be operated by mail, attention as is given to all 0 Money may be deposite by a personal visit to the Bank. Do You Need a New Cross Cut Saw ? #â€" . OUR NEW NARROW STRAIGHT BACK SAW KING is the neWest,best and fastest cutting crosscut' saw'inade. Owing to the ever decreasing, size of timber the narrowstyle saw are gaining in popularity. They cut faster, and do not bind. guaranueed. Price for 5% ft. with Every saw handles 33.75, 5 ft. $3.50. Lame Tooth Saws from.....................$2.5O Ops Co‘uncil BUSINESS extends to Farmers every facility ng the discount and BY MAI L branch of The Canadian Bank of and will receive the same careful ther departments of the Bank’s business. d or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as A231 Lindsay Branch, H. A. HOLMES, Manager Makes, Ll El E El E El El I El El I E Cl C! l Others E! Cl :3 E! El El "C. r i A“ - v >. - V w. Droceedings Ups council met April 8 at 10 11.1 m. All the members present except] Mr. llickson, who did not arrive till afternoon as he had first to attend to the. repair of some road culverts that had been washed out in his di- iision by Sunday’s flood. Communications ’fl'Om inspector of post offices re new rural mail routes from (mtario Municipal Association, from (fol. the Hon. 8, Hughes, from board of railway conunissioners ad- vising that the matter of the Ste- vcurt bridge was being taken up with im- rziilway company. (in motion of W. Best, seconded by it. Walden, Wm. C'hannon was ap- fi'illlctl pathmaster of road beat No. 7". 12‘. “he place of N. F. Jordan who Emu disposed of his property_ ‘l‘I-"llit-rs for the township printing fw: d.» rustling year were read, and r; uwa. ,. of w, Best, seconded iby V'~ .‘ul.l‘.wl‘w.‘.'. the contract was award- c“. ‘0 :‘w { \st, m. 1m?» ,l of W. Walden, seconded ‘ v l-'. ‘d. {Ll-145011, the clerk was in- "r"-“-‘l" ‘H write Col. HIIgheS. also 2"» 1- council re the advisability 7‘ ,. -: the new bridge over the ‘9 : «pr on either the second or " .- :‘ l quarter-line of OPS~ l ;, Ilvf‘mu of W. Walden, seconded 45. )lziloncy, it was decided to " .‘ vmu't of revision of the 1912 , . -ut roll on Monday the 27th “my, 1912, at the hour of :‘ H. in the clerk's office- llll llll‘lloll 0‘ W. Beat. seconded by u \\ mun, u“. wave and clerk were .1 Al‘wri‘wl to have a new supply 0‘ nu; hug and instructions for path :xl:|':'l‘l'~' lll‘llltodn u:- l‘un-ill, assessor. was W939“ in rnmmlly return his roll and t0 will thdhm to the state of some rulvm‘ls m lug division that had bl?“ «'mungod by the recent flotilla. M?- 'l‘vl‘t‘lll “on cmupllmomed on lhé «'t‘mllldlilo amwrunco of his roll. and Hm llulllal‘ ul‘ culverts was turned mm‘ in Mr. nest. commlasloner in that division. - m. u. Thurston was pullout to ask that. he be not put in for more statute labor by reason of his as- sessment having been diwded at the request of one of his tenants to be separately assessed. He was quite willing to have such tenant assessed as tenant but did not wish hlS rates increased thereby. Mr. Thurston assured that his assessment was would not be changed since he was the one that paid the taxes, and no that the tenant’s name would be put on as householder. On motion of W. Walden, seconded by G. Maloney, the following . ac- counts were paid: D. W. Terrill, on acct. salary as assessor $50; Treas. Kennedy, for new cash book $7 .35; clerk for postage $2. . The reeve and clerk were authoriz- ed to get a. new by-law book. The council then adjourned to meet May 27th. Easter Exams. at St. Joseph Academy Report of Commercial Form. Easi- ter examinations in St. Josephs Academy. Whole course: (Honors)â€" lTecella PalleCk 85 per cent., Alvmn (latchell 78 per cent... Ethel Groselln 76 per cent... Florence Mitchell 15 per cent. Stencgraphy: (H grove 83 per cent» Header 69 per cent. .‘ Bookkeeping: (Honors)â€"Ethellede ‘lan 84 per cenb. Mary Funny 81 glycerin, (Passed! Clare Martin choral-”Ruth Har- (Puseed) Bessie A carriage contulnlnn ulne persona was upset in Coutlcock Rlver. near Compton. Que“ and m. Peulln and his two grandsons were drowned. The Government has celled for tenders for the second section of the finche- Ber Rollwoy. about 100 mike in m. ,- Tbe Nlplulng 7mm coupling pleat at Cobolt vegedutroyod by are. , "i. , u . been "am up by. scientists, many mm salve have been tried “ml . am. I _ . found “that these sakes onlv clogtbe can't come to usâ€"but don’t. accept pores and cannot penetrate to inner skin below the epidermis where the eczema ms are lodged. probably success of the well-known liquid oo- in long. zema. remedy, oil of wintergreen.-thy- , moi, glycefine, etc., as compounded, ‘in D.D.D. Prescription. Girl Shot by the Man in bed in the Fordham hospital Pearl told the story of how she was shot, ”m" 0‘ “"3 “Ride 0‘ 53mm” “The" - reled an the time. We returned to the re an, thirty years she has fixed for six years. It ‘He kept putting the marriage on“. ,covered. he told me that he was go- -' ~ H. ' “I . ,‘ 1“ 01 course other .drllszists hove D. But it has been D.D.Preecriptionâ€"Goto themuyou ..t.he some big profit substitute. Butt! you come to our store, we can tell you all about D.D.D, Pre- "l‘his-Lâ€"the quality of penetrating â€" incription and how it cures m3. explains the trememlous ‘beoouse we have had the agony for Or you can get a free trial bottle by writing the D.D.D Laboratories. E. Gro- ’ 49 ‘ Colborne-st., Toronto, We‘ have sold other remedies for gory. druggist, Lindsay, who Decoy ed Her Awaiy quarreling almost continuously. I felt he ought to go to work, and I , wanted to go back to my parents in Armstrong, pretty and 24 years old, Hamilton. Sunday we took a. walk through the Bronx Park and quar- New York, April 12. -â€" Propped up. 01d' with “hm" apartment at one o'clock and Sam . . :s ‘ went. out. n. ‘. a new story, as stories I!“ 3 3““ 'I‘HREATEXED TO LEAVE. tum 0| an eighteen-year-old girl \vhol “Sam returned home at 8 o’clock fell in love with a. gambler. There and I was Lying in bed reading in “we promises of marriage that were book. We ustarted quarreling again never fulfilled, and, when hams. l and finallv I said ; 1'} conscience she determined to ’50 One huddred dollars a square foot back to ‘her People her infuriated l0“ going-back home to my parents.’ er shot to kill her and then slew! "You're going 1,, K0 are F0“ ?~ himself. lsaid Sam, and he left the room and ”1 fiI‘St met him at the race hrachislammed the door. in Hamilton, Ont., my home city. “He came back in a minute and fl ’ said Pearl Armstrong. “He was daSh‘said : 'You're from: to go are you i" sl‘Fl-‘FRl-ZD FOR WEEKS. ing and 901i“? and appealed to “"131 l "I told him yes, and then I saw fell in love with him, and he suuluhe had a revolver. ‘You are. are we would get married and go to.y0" ? then take this,’ shouted Sam, New York and live. and he beg-an to shoot. ELOPEM-ENT PROPOSED "I felt a pain in mv arm. Jump- “1 had always wanted to “"9 in ing from the bed I started to run New York, but when I tOld my parâ€"l into the next room. I heard the re- ents they were angry and refused to ' volver snap a third time as I ran. allow me to marry. lbut there was no explosion. After “Sam said we had better elopc to'I got into the next room I heard New York and that we “‘Olfld get another shot. Looking back I saw married as soon as we reached here. Sam falling to the floor. I ran into the hall and screamed and the neigh_ Feeling my disgrace I did nOt gare bots came in.” tell my people but wrote them I was TURNED THE REVOLVER ON happy and married. I urged 'Sam HIMSELF. from time to time to marry me, but A doctor was called hv the. neighâ€" he would find some excuse to delay mm, but Beckerman was dead with it. a bullet throu h the i. 1.0V ER ALREADY MARRIED When he was sgarched sixi‘eli'hlbrm: “After we had been living together tickets were found in his pockets for four years I found he had a wife , Pearl Armstrong sax-s these tickets and two children at 2m EaSt SeV-'represents her jewelri- that he 1...} enth-st. ‘ pledged. The woman was taken to “When I told him what I had dis- to hospital. . "I’m going back home just. as soon mg to sue for a divorce and marry as I can and try to start, life all me. We had been fairly happy to-xoVer again," she sobbed. gather until then. After that we! Brekerman:s body was identified bv .bcgan to have quarrels from time to .his brother. Benjamin, who lives at time. Sam was a. gambler ; some 200 East Seventh-st. where Breker- weeks we had plenty of money and man's wife and children mp; lived in high style, at other times The four rooms occupied by Broker. we were almost penniless. 'During man and Pearl Armstrong are in a the last year Sam did not work at high-class apartment house district all, and we had a hard struggle. overlooking Bronx park. The rela- “It was my money that furnished tions of the couple hgve never been the apartment and what little he “399ch by their neighbors. obtained by gambling from time to. Miss Amstrong's Canadian con- time was barely enough to buy us a nections are good and prominent. food. For a week we had been Her family in Hamilton was notified. WWW BALSAM GROVE GOOD HEALTH l Balsam Grove, April 12. -â€" Mr. B. ' Ferguson, of Glenarm, was a visitor â€"_ to friends in this district on Tues- VIM AND VITALITY. day last. ' Mr. Emery and Miss Sadie Sinâ€" cleanse 'clair were visitors at the home of Are assured if you will Wed- your stomach of undigested food and IMr. and Mrs. J. Thurston on foulv gases ; the excess of bile from nesdny evening last. the liver and the waste matter from Mr. W. H. Warwick has been en- the intestines and bowels by the use gaged 88 ESSiSt‘mt ‘50 Mr - J- Thur 5' of ton for the forthcoming year. Fig Pills Mr. A. Daniel, formerly of this district was visiting friends for the the great fruit. kidney, week end at East)r. stomach and bowel remedy. Mr. I). Moynes was in the district At all dealers 25 and 50 cent boxâ€" ‘Vltll lis gasoline wood cutting ina- es or mailed by The Fig Pill Co., chine and was kept busy for a. few St. Thomas, Ont. Sold in. Lindsay by A. Higinbot- ham, druggist. liver, the land as the snow has disappear. ed with alarming rapidity since the . thaw set in. Was Working in " an Laboratory Chicago, 111., April 12. â€" Dr. for the monster anti-home rule meet- Beattie Nesbitt, former president of mg to-day- Grave reports were published of strained relations between Turkvy and Russia regarding Persian terriâ€" tory claimed by the Ottoman Gov- days recently. ‘ Everyone is prepared to start on ernment. the defunct Farmers: Bank of Can- When a young WidOW makes up her ada, who was arrested here last mind to marry a. bachelor he may night, has been living in Chicago possibly escape by dying. for about 'two months under the alias of D. D. Nesbitt. He has been working in a. chemiCal laboratory. The police believe him to be penni- less. Detectives learned several days ago that Nesbitt was here and have been shadowing him ever since. Nes- bitt's extradition is being rushed as rapidly as the authorities can ar- range it. The police are planning to prevent any attempt to block extradition by means of a baboon Corpus writ or any other legal tech- ulcnllty. So for as is known Necbltt has seen no lawyer nor my of bin friends here. Father and Son w_e_re Drowned er fflhmim' Ont.. Aprll u. _ macaw mes . a n. on employee of the . t of mild. Dr. Maple Leaf Rubber Co., end bll eon MOI 0?;Wm 01%;. Syrup should be W 19 m. ventured out in b not. bottom bout on gum“, Moon can. end thud me it been-Ill: on u «lung expedition. ‘l‘bo bong m BRONCHITIS Was So Choked Up She Could Hardly Breathe. Imelda: l. on acute inn-much of the mucus membrane lining the sir tuba 3;. found um norm. bottom no. In. John 9. Wm After NM“ .or bevel-cl bow. R8. flan-$- in on name: of mm outbeold mammal. mmvmdvltbhelxm ‘ “beamed.” o'clock. d”:- m m w.” W'., MWt’h at. barley prices have accordingly drop- ped. mu stuff has advanced over-eastern Canada so that bran, lehorts amd middling: are reported to have taken 0. jump of one dollar per ton. firmer. ments of potatoes from England and Ireland purchases are now made in Tomato Easter market has had a tendency to supply of butter which came New Mead, and also all the market prices for most com- modities shows a. strong and tendency. Had Pains in Back, CI’RED QI'ICK LY Mr. Boner Law arrived in Belfast report for publication as per in- and Hay and straw are slightly Owing to the liberal ship- at $1.70 per bag. The from the firm Side, and Chest l'-l"l“ FINALLY Fflleh A S l ' RE RELIEF. BY " NERVI-l LINE." .\'o stronger proof of the wonderful merit of .\'crviline could be produced than the letter of Miss Lucy Mosber. who for years has been a well-known resident of Windsor, 5.8. "I want to add my unsolicited tes- timony to the efficacy of your wondâ€" erful liniment. ”Nerviline." I con- sider it the best remedy for a Cold, sore throat, wheezing tightness in the chest. etc., and can state that for years our home has never been without Nervilinc. I had a dreadful attack of cold, that settled on. my chest that fourteen different remedies couldn't break up. I rubbed on Nerv- iline three times a day, used .\'ervi- line as a garglc, and was completely restored. I have induced dozens of my friends to use Nerviline and they are all delighted with its wonderful power over pain and sickness. “You are at liberty to publish this signed letter which I hope will show the way to health to many that need to use .\'erviline. (Signed) A'll sorts of aches. pains and “LUCY MOSHER." feringsâ€"internal and externalâ€"yield Moran and to Nerviline. Accept no substitute. Large. family, size bottles 50c, sire 25c, at all dealers, or the tarrhozone Co., Bufl'ulo, X.Y., Kingston, Ont. ‘BEATIE NESBITT UNDER ARREST Dr. W. Beattie Nesbitt was arrest- ed last night in Chicago. He is charged with forgery, arising out of 1115 dealings with the defunct Farm- ers Bank of Canada, of which he was a former president. By arrangement with the attorney- general's department the Toronto po- lice issued circulars offering a reward of three hundred dollars for his ar- rest, some time after his flight from Canada. (‘a- Toronto, April 12.â€"The news reached Toronto last night in a. tele- gram to the police department, but the officers were reticent in discuss- ing the arrest. They stated, how- ever, that the charge upon which the gMIP. was apprehended was forg- The arrest is the culmination of a. police chase for the erstwhile poli- tician extending over several months. For some days past Detective Wal- lace has been in Chicago on the case, and the news of the arrest does not come to the police as a. surprise. According to the information in the hands of the police, a. remark- able physical transformation has been wrought in the former president of the defunct Farmers Bank. Dr. Neebitt has lost little in weight, but has permitted hit board to grow to a luxuriant length until he passesm the appearance of a. Jewish rabbi. ()n his apprehension the police were informed that he stated he would fight extradition. The charge upon which Dr. Bcottfe Noabltt'n extradition to Canada will be sought in one of forgery. and is based upon his alleged connectlon with advances made bv the Farmers Dank to the Keeley mine. When the - bunk suspended on Tuesday. Dooem‘ ber 20. 1910. W. R. 'n-nvcrn. than general mun-gar, was placed under pollen lurvolllonce. AI o mull. of what. Trevor. told the day follow- lng bl. name. the information wu luld uphill Dr. noun. Nubltt. churning Mm wlth mklmr false ro- tum to the government of the bonk‘e nmolu poultlon. *nuo m In Joann-y. um. when b‘oobltt vol mklu bl. homo wlui M- «It. on their blood In Iluoltoko. With two detectin- Inspector-noun- : mm “48A" 0L ’ ‘ y.-or;er of the local . board of bedthlmndeon April fid . all present with the Reeve m mending that Geo. Jackson be pointed pathmaster on Doc. .2. , stead of John Brown. â€"'l‘hat by-law X0. 388 be amnion to read George Jackson in place John Brown as l’athmastcr on road division No. 29. â€" Carried. appointed a deputation to interview uRea'Iin spent the “'H‘k end _ the trouble alum: the (ith con., C(mf'withl her “5n Mr “9?“th (:l'ICk. plained of by Thomas llussell.â€"(‘az-ilSainmcld‘ ' ' '“ ricd. trustees of said duced and read a first and time on motion of .Vfcllac, seconded .spcnt Good Friday with lle‘ grand- tion of W. P. Suf- summer, and on motion of trial trees cut down. Q The new discovery will positively : remove Gall Stones, Kidney Stance, but Butterfat (1:33;; iGrove! in Bladder and will eflect» n s y in l Mk0“. ' ' . . . V ”1me 0le Countrympricel “we nuc. IcFadyeu .. 3_05 1.0314 ‘complete cure. It will dissolxe and . Murphy ........... 3.05 1,0324 « removed stones painless, and there is touted considerably. Crop reports Mcuullen 3 25 1 0323l 't f , . from now on will pm on important HcC l d 3.00 1.031.1in necess: y 0:- cooperation in the Wt in data-ninjas prices. Corn “0:0?“ "-3 b0 1' 0336ffuture, as Senol will cure in every and scouts are slugs; strong; Sullivanu:_,m_':,,2,75 1.03235m0 matter how long standing “‘3 ’8 “Y “my “'3 " mum ........... 2.75 1.0316 ‘ the disease may be. I might draw your attention to the l Sanol will be found particulnrly 18¢?- thlt there is in this town no ‘ valuable in old cases of Kidnev 'and standard of butterfat. ' ‘ lBlodder trouble, Lumbago, l’ric Acid Diathesis. Sanol is prepared ,from herbs and herb extracts, only Elias no poisonous ingredients, Gentlemen,â€"-“ I had kidney trouble Eldon counc“ Proceedings lfor the past seven years. The doctor ,failed to cure me. I began taking YOUrs Very truly, R. A. DOUGLAS. _______â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- help the Price 0: egg; adfitbgiftthro: LorneVille. April 8. â€"â€" Council met. :Sanol. 1 have just finished eight ' . - : ‘ -' . 23;” exp: bgouzd to decline. The pursuant to adjournmentfn 1:12;: ibottlcs. I can say that I am per- from Hall 0“ Saturday. April 6' in" 1h; ‘; fecrly cured and no trace of kidney :trouble on me whatever. Yours tern States relieved the situa- chair. -. . _; . fit»: to such an extent that the price (‘Olm- A- 1" “cmchern “grim 2?in ‘mm' JOQL‘I‘II u mov was kept at a standstill. Taken in mission re opening the r 1 . ' ~. . ,4 . , .. ,. which was blocked by 5mm" “mun" 521 Notre Dame-ave. Winnipeg. aigxllonu Jan. 26th, 1912. l Price $1.50, from 12:. Mcliacbornl drucsist. Lindsay. dcdl Sanol's booklet free from The Fan- Uf'oi Mfg. Co., Winnipeg, Man. G regory, A. ll. Mcliuchern-W. I“. vwâ€"râ€" â€"4w Hâ€" lllcEachern -â€" That] Mclme‘w- F' s ALI-1M conv mt. ‘ . 1 . A' I" ““4“:th .md “Gd Moran mi Salem Corners, April S.-â€".\fr. Thos. l Visiting {earin of , , The two Miss I‘urdy's. teachers at l‘._\'-lu\v _\n. 390' a hy-law author lRumsey's and llraulis’ school, spent. izing the sale of’school property In in few days in Toronto, from which '5' S- No. 5- “'h'Ch “'35 .hold in trust lplace thcv will return and spend the h." ”‘9 Municipal (‘ouncd for. 1helrcmninder 0. their Easter vacation section was mtroâ€" With their mother at llobt'avgcon. 59‘5““d Miss Meta \‘arcoc, of Toronto, by Moran and finally passed on IIIOl-lmotber' Mrs. Wm. Vnrcoc. Mcl-Zacbern, seconded Miss Laura 'l‘remeer 5pm“ the 1:33- 13." A. D. Mcl'lachern. Iter week with relatives and friends Mcna‘e A. p. McFachern â€" That {of Toronto, the clerk be instructed ‘0 preparc‘ Miss l’lida Mark spent. Easter with u by-law authorizing the Eldon her sister Mrs. MacMurrny of Help (‘entral Telephone Co., to erect theirlwood. telephone line along the highways of Miss Olive Varcoe and her (‘ousm the Township of Eldon as rcquestcd'lva, of Ashburn, spent Good Friday by Mr. D. A. McFadyen.â€"Carricd. and Easter with their grandmother W. l-‘. McEachern-A. I). McEacbern Mrs. Wm. \‘arcoe. â€"'l‘hat the clerk be instructed to no- Mrs. Isaac Davison is spending: a" tify Alex. Mathiesnn to desist fromcouple of weeks visitinnr her brothers- cutting trees and timber along any and sisters of Streelsvillo. of the road allowances of the 'l‘mvn- Miss Ila lrahnm returned to- ship of Eldonâ€"Carried. :Lornevillehftcr spending a we'lk. Mr, Coad .with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh; addressed the council, complaining of the trees along the ‘ Graham. west side of lot 4, con. 3. Eldon. beâ€" Mr. Hiram Demera, of Hamilton, ing a nuisance to traVel as they hold is spending a few days with his bro-. the snow in winter, making the road therâ€"in-law Mr. Geo. Ramsey. almost impassable on account of the . Mr. Wm. Sinclair spent Saturday, depth of snow and pitch-holes in m Lindsay. winter and kept the road wet in Mr. Jas. Graham spent Saturday Messrs. in Port Perry. W. F. McEachern the clerk was authorized to have the Culvert Under (3. P. R. Reeve Steele reported that ll_v-law d No. 380 of the Township for the on of roads in the Town-l Trad“ caused TrOUbk iniprovement ship had been sanctioned by the Government. and that they had made a grant of $1500 to the township. W. F. Mcliachcrn-A. ll. McI-lachcrn --'l‘hat the Mr. Peter Hawkins called on The Warder on Monday afternoon, and when spoken to concerning his exâ€" . . following be appointed perience on Saturday night, April (‘ommissmners for the different wards 6th, when he lost a valuable horse in the Township for the year 1912 : by drawning in Reid’s creek, which for Ward No. 1, A. D. McEnchern‘: for Ward No. 2, Roger Moran; crosses the second quarter line cast. . ‘ . ‘ for of the seventh concession in Ops, i“.ard 330- 3. P- ~l- M6199. and for i said it was a thrilling one and such Ward Ixo. 4, W. 1.. Mchuchern, and ,as he never wished to experience that the treasurer be authorized 1()[again. Mr. Hawkins said the 103- Cash each Commissioner's orders to ing of the horse was in itself a en)- the amount of $750 and that this amity, but further stated had that By-law have the Corporate Seal at- bridge been open when his little son taChed to give it the force of a. by- drove over early in the evening, on lawâ€"Carried. his way to Reaboro to meet the 8 | One of the auditors, J. P. Camp- o'clock train, that it is almost a bell, read the report of the auditors foregone conclusion the team and of the accounts of 1911 as follows: boy would have inevitably perished. Total receipts for 1911....831,018.53 in the swollen waters. The cause of. Total expenditures for all this trouble and disastrous re- 1911 ............................ 27,178.76 Stilts is attributable to one and on] one cause, and that is the negloc of the C.P.R. engineers to proQ'de Excess of receipts over ex- Penditures .......... .. ..,... 2,339_77 proper egress for the water which Total immediate aaets on paSSes under the tracks, and is gotha Dec. 31, 1911 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6,662.05 cred from rivulete and streams, pile drains end melting M! for I!!! 6,602.02 around. To permrt' this body ’ab water which flows through the creeld proper exit a small culvert of about: 60.09. four feet square is provided by the C.P.R. under the railroad track, which has been definitely proven to be inadequate. Mr. Hawkins will take suit to recover damages and. full value of his horse and has both matter was h - fled the Ops council as to his mum. t oroughly discussed and tion. It is probable that the coun- it was dec'ded ' ' meet at Pl;nk,st‘;{:fi‘°1;ev?fizt’:: } cil will adjust a. settlement of the all Saturday, April 20, to have the matâ€" fair With the film“, compaHY- ter arranged. James Jock addressed the council re dram No. 1 stating that the con- tractors have called on him to have him release them from liabilities for alleged damage. He stated that he had made them an offer of settlcmcnt without prejudice, but they had not accepted same. Accounts to the amount of 8154.- 23:13.9? passed on motion of W. I“. me am, mended b ' . . - Eachern. 5 A I) Mr A. D. McEnchern-Mcllno â€"- That We adjourn to moot at Pinnk‘n hall, LOI‘heVlllo. on April 20 at the hour of eleven o'clock n.m.-Cnrrlcd. ll. STACEY. Clerk and Manner. Total unmed' late liabilities on Dec. 31, 1911 ,......... Balance immediate assets over immediate liabilities A deputation composed of James Ross, Eli Budd, Angus Ross, John McFadden and Wesley Budd waited on the council re proposed drain. in lien of proposed drain No. 2. The .- .-\ woman who is advanced in her views is likely to be behind in her fashions. It is another illustration of the law of compensation. ‘â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" BIRTHS. DE\'I’I‘I‘.â€"On the let. in Vorultm, the who of Cmpbell noun. of n daughter. ’ THESIANDARD BANK , ‘ or CANADA ,.,. A. GENERALVBANKING Busmc‘ss ’ ' .' W611i? . null. W are: nun-uh,- , , o PW $ p ,. l x l