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“\JHXIWo mvvw v1 .5-- _ -_, _____ _ Mr. Hopkins, that the Telegraph and Tele- {phone Co's be notified to remove their line poles at Hopkins’ bridge, as they now im- apede the work of construction. but may be .replaced as directed by Cour. Hopkins.- Cmied. Mr. Hutton moved, seconded by Kr. Corrine, that the mansger of the G.T. AR. System be re nested to permit this council to Open a. itch across the R R. allowance at the 5th qr. line, con. 5, to convey thensmt'ege water to the river more â€"_â€"-I- a... flaainnr WVU’ lulu anon-w ....--_ -- directlyâ€"Carried. Townsnin Eagineer ' Smith and the patrons cf .‘dunlcipil Drain No. 3, being present, the award and roflle of the late engineer were consid , and the pa. agreed to have said profile and or modified if necessary In i _ ... A..- -__I_n_-1 -nlngmnnln and profile, and ouueaid drain assoonsspracticehleby public bidding. David Duncan was new heard in reference to seven Inge pine stomp; on the roadway near his residence north at Victoria eve. He said it would cost :8 Ieut $25 to remove seid stamp; and ado the row, but it the council "2’ Einfifié’n‘f‘m’ “fiflm ass e see e was 3 reasonable one, M33: moved. sec- onded by Mr. Corrine, the: Commissioner aepklns- have sold stumps drawn out as ' Mr. Dunoon e |Hpoviul in THE I'vfl' I The .mnding oi punils iu 0. 0. No. 2 FeneJmI, hr the mouth at June. in m iri- iows : Senior H'sâ€"Tenn Mari-Inchern, John Aluruhlson, Duncan ilmhenu Willie ‘i‘olmia, Willie Wilma. Junior l\'.-Teny hieb‘ndyer. Mable Carri-ins, Tom Cur-tins. Edith Morrow. 'i‘hird--ilerb. Sanguine», Dan. 'i‘olmie. John Foster. John MoNabb, Little Green. Senior li.-â€"anina San- nines. Lois Nnyler. Willie Graham, Laura mnaw, Minnie Moynes. Tomi Graham. “‘iliie Green. Jim. Graham. Junicr Ii.â€" Memie Nnylot, Ulva McFadyen. Hector MeFedyen. Part I!.- Minnie Morrow, Den. Spence. Mable Christian, RabbyGraen, Archie Graham, Mina. Graham. May San- nines. Floaey Moynes, Maud Currins. enior part I.â€"Fred Snnguines, Lily Chris- tian, Florence McFadyeu, Maggie Morrow. Jae. $311313, Dungan McFarlnn. Junior . n-_ n_.n...... yubumnauu. v1. L'vlflu -w..- _. .. statute labor outside the limits of said best, which comprises the street running eastward irom the river on lot No. 23 to the 85h con. line parallel to the boundary street between Lindsay and Ops. and all streets or sec‘ions of streets south or said first mentioned street, all streets. lanes or lay-ways north of it, not being assumed by this councii.â€"Csrried. Mr. Hutton mov- ed, seconded by Mr. Hopkins, that the Bicycle Clubbenotifled to level the sur- flus clav along their cinder path on 4th qr. .ine, 23d and 31d consâ€"Carried. Mr. Fox moved. seconded by Mr. Curl-ins, that Joseph Thornhili be notified to remove tram the old gravel pit, lot 6, blk E. any earth, stone, gravel or timber claimed by him, belore the first day of August next.â€" .Cnrried._ Moved by;_M1_3_Fc-x, seconded by [Special correspondence of TH! Post] ' COUNCIL Murmaâ€" The members of Ops council met on Monday, June 29th, at 10 a.m., all members present. Minutes of last regular meeting were read by the clerk, and were duly confirmed. Wm. Kiilaby. tenant cf W. bf. 19, con. 7. ad- dressed the council. saying he had received no schedule of assessment for said land, and that the court of revision was past before he ascertained the assessment. He and his neighbors cansidered said assess- ment at least .5500 too high, and as the fault was not his he trusted that justice would be done him by the council. The council said the decision ct.the court of revision must now remain unchanged, and assured Mr. Kiilaby that the assessor had assessed said land to the owners before it was leased to him, which accounted for ‘his not getting the schedule, but from the evidence adduced as to the present condi- tion of the farm the council would make a small rebate at the close of the year. A. Robertson and J no. Brown called the attention of the council to the 3:d qr. line, 7th com, and the 63h con. line at lot 17, saying that some gravel was much needed to fill ruts and make wheeling easier. The council said they would consider the claims, but were opposed to s ecial nts except in extreme cases. iex. nrkc charged John O'Connor, pathmaster of Best No. 70,with refusing to credit him for statute labor done. O‘Connor, feeling the dignity and grave responsibilit of his office, said Mr. Burke hadn’t one the work as directed by him, and he was doubtful whether Burke had delivered a certain load of gravel. While the council complimented O‘Connor on his strict ad- herence to the by-law, they had no reason to doubt Burke’s veracity, and asked him to show O’Connor where the gravel was placed. The afi'air was ludicrous through- out, as no bitterness was manifested. The council havingziearned that the pathmas- :ter of Beat 0. 84 had done statute labor outside the limits of his best, passed the following resolution: Moved by Mr. Cur- rins, seconded by Mr. Hutton, that this council disapprove of the action of the pathmaster of Read Best No. 3%, in doing , “4.11. n..- “Mn-u n6 gala [Eonespofidéllce of Tm: Pounl HAavzsnxa â€".':Ir. Wm. Swanton has ututad harvesting air: ady. He has some very fine fields of wheat, so have some the other people In the neighborhood, in spite c! the dry .veather. CANAL Maxâ€"We nctlca the men from the v nu! are going arouz-d with a tear in their eye. After the nigh: 0! :he 2:341 they had their flag half-must high In token of their snrrow. yuan â€"â€"vâ€"â€" _ ,,,,,,, ODD. L' w, or , our: I.«â€"Cassla S nae. Allan Graham, Lorena Sanguines. 0m. Morrow, N ell Mc- Farlan, Elsie Carmichael, Sarah McFarlan, Ollie Moynes, Arable McFarlan. R. M. MUBDOCK. teacher. their snrrow. Wannmus ~0ue at our worthy young mar. Mr John Lao. now xf F.nelcn Falls. took a. partnn‘ into Ms M rk In the person (4‘ Mira Mary Mellcnry. from the village. “'c whim them every amen" :hrough llfe. Lack brother wedding-u bztare long. PIRH‘NALn-Mrs. J. Bell and her son mm are at present visiting her ulster. “Wu. A. Path. Mr. Bell 1: [n Ill health " ‘.d Is recrumrg his uuongth ...... Mk3 Mn Liar» I: home from [And-Hy for a vlslt. 566$; éNEWS-LETTERS W11: Eanadian gloat. Lmb'sfiffi'filfily. JiILY 10, 1896. Sick Headache Permanently Cured Ask your druggist h: Agér's Sanaparllla. “I was troubled. I long time. with sick bouncing. It was usual: no- compnnied with aura pain: in the temples sud sickness at the atom- uh. I tried a good muny remedies recommended {or this complaint; but it was not until I be- gan taking W anything like perma- ‘ ‘ nent benefit. A sin- gle box of these pills did the work for me. and I am now a. well man." C. H. Ilmcmxcs. East Auburn. Me. For the rapid cure of Constipa- tion, Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Nan. sea. and all disorders of Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, take 10:11de Diploma at World’s Pair. W1 Ramadan. CA MER'JN 11011} T. l A‘ [I {I ) Pills that I received UPS. AYEB’S bytcrlnn church, Dunsford, In the utter- uoon, was expected to preside at the meet- on Sunday last, but was unable to cf.- %6, so the duty tellchr. McF also sp’cke for some time on “Christina chx'rcs. -One of the most successful picnics of the season was held in MrJIcy'c grove on Saturday, June 27%!!! the inter- ests at the Sunday school day school of Pleasant Point. The games commenced ctl .m.nndccntlnued Sill darkness veil the scene. Am the may spate was too racing. boot rec- archery in eh m Ins, bicycle racing. clubswlnglng, La; #1.- AA“! “has. n! the; (Special in Tun Poem Aumvrmcnax. $m-xmr MEETING.â€"Th6 June meeting of i\.\'.E.D A.S. was held at iinctor Cmnpbeli's. Kirkflcid. June 2tith. The directors present chewed reat inter- est In the welfare ct the rec ety. end by ”memory 0! the president. Mr. A. 0. Mc- Kenzie. end the board of directors. a and fair is predicted. Arreaaements eve been nmde with Luke Wilson tor hle merry-go-round. which will no doubt be well mtrouized by you and old. The prim list has been area y lm raved. cs- eclelly in domestic manutac urea and “3129' work. The prizes have been made lsr er. Stcckmeu willbe greatly pleased to earn that a contract has been let for it well. and new a good pump and plent of water awaits them next fair day at io- toria Road. 17th and 18th of Se tember. No eii‘ort will be spared to make t e next. it possible. the best yet held at Victoria Road. Special attractionszâ€"Merr 1:0- round. speeding in the ring, a fan bi- cycle tournament with his press. and other minor attractions; also a big show in thehali and outside. Everyone should see the great exhibits of North Victoria and its best stock. Now is the time to 'oin. The prize list willbe sent to mem- ers not later thet_th’e first of August. - â€" - â€"_ __-_..s-_â€" v-â€"_ m correspondence 01 In: Post.) MAN'S RIGHTS. â€"â€" A repart has been circulated throughout this section of the c;u:.1r; accwing one of our respected young men, in a recent dismreement, cf - Aimâ€"\â€" m‘ nuanflfithor with his 0051', 611““) A. Luya‘cz, en’sâ€"u uuuu-v .7. ....., Brlen. Mary Kennedy. L‘zz'e Kennedy. Part II.â€"Minnie Ezdicott, Wilfrid E 1d!- cntt, J 99. Greer, Lizz’e R )bertson, Gilbert Hare, Gaome Connors, Wallace Thornton, Violet M. Tnurs'oa, J smes Pollard. Sen- lor lat-Albert Thornton, Katie Hardy, Willie Rabertson. J amm- letâ€"John Myree, Maggie Conncra. Wesley Irwin, Albert Pollard. Sarah Stmp=oo, flay Po]. lard, Willie F ynr, Violet M. Kennedy, Albert Greer, Eva Greer, Willie Eodloott, Joe. Flynn, Herbert Cannora. J D. Mcme, teacher. MEETING â€"Tne even! meetmgon Sun- day. June 1421), wasrcOn noted by Messrs. J. Campbell and D. Jamieson. two active workers 0! the Y. m. C. A.. Lindsay. 0n the evening at the 215%. Rev. Mr. King. of lindeaytcoadngteg finial-vice. Rev. Mr. M.“ fila- D", 1|. cussâ€"Low; .wu. yaw, ...-.., W Minnie Brethour, 83; Cstherlne Csmpfiell; 59. 1. class, sr.â€"Wm. McEachern, James Usher. I. class. jr.â€"Hughenia Pearn, Thos. Campbell, Minnie R:b:rte. (Egan-poodonoofoi in Poor.) V Scaoor. Ramaâ€"Following In an 1 tion held Eldon. Sum of the in school N c. 4. iowor in standing on account scholar- arc of irregular attendance than they other- wise would have beamâ€"IV. class-(gem 850‘ NeiiMcArthnr. 504 : M bell. 500. . class â€"Total 625. Jane Mc- Arthur. 4%; Milford McDonald, 462; Sally Campbell. 801; Arthur Burko.257. Malcolm Gimp- II. ciass. era-Total 400. boll, 809; Magic Campbell, 290: Angus Campbell. 219: Alexander McEichern, 213; Jerome Burke, 193: Edward Burke. II. class Jr.â€" 180 ; thecca Roberts, 127. Total 400. John McAuhnr, 285: éerrge Camgbell. 179; William Usher, 98. Part Ii. c negâ€"Total 150 Betsy McAtg-thurg‘go; a run, n-LL-_lâ€"n ,Amn ‘ vvv ~â€"~ [Correspondence of Tun POST.) A B11: EASIERâ€"Same of the govern- ment officials around here breathe a little easier now since Sam Hughes lost the power of taking post offices away from those who more than pay for all the favors the? get_from phe government. It: is not A_-u.2-._ A... L“. In Ms hnIR a PLEASA NT POINTâ€"FENELON. [Correspondence 0! Tax Poet] Sermon Raronrâ€"Following is the mer- ited srendinz in class for month of June. 1 Fourth class. â€"Willene J. J. Wanstafi“, Wilbert J. Brien, Thomas J eokson, Eve T. Hay, Mary Irwin. Willie Greer, Willie Jackson. Third ciass~Martha Thurston. Ethel Kennedy. Ella May Brien, Walter Here, Wilfrid Here, David Endlcobt, Fred. Thurston. Wilfrid Irwin, John Endioott, George Kennedy. Second classâ€" Edith Kennedy Minnie Brien. Minnie Pollard, Wesley Pollard. Harry Endloott. Aggie Sampson. Robert Simpson. Thomas Endl- cott. Ssrah A. Myres, chn Connors. M. B. Brien. Mary Kennedy. L’zz'e Kenredy. Part ILâ€"Minnie E :dicott, Wilfrid E 1di- cott, J :9. Gregr, lezle R whertson, Gilbert m,\u, -_ m2.___L-_ ,A--A - FOWLES’ CQRNEfirmNpLON. , n--- momma RDA D. ELDUN buggy; 01235.4 WE’L_L‘ A. C GRAHAM. secretary. lore, which will be devoted to some good cause for the advancement of our union school ..... 0n the afternoon cf J one 30th another succes'ful Bionic was htld at . S , also on excur- P. P. by the Salem aion from Sougog Island isnded on the Point and added to the general mcr i of the day. These that our little grove on the point be the rising into prominence and chief station for aum :ner resort in the near future. [Correspondence oi Tull P051: Lawnâ€"Miss Maggie Ferguson. of the Drum was visiting at her father's. Mr. John hgxuaon. Cartwright ...... When a man is o cred $75 for his vote and he in- dignantly rtfunc.“ its acceptance. there in pzintioni backbone, rinolplo and consist- mmy in him ...... e excitement conse- quent upon the election having moderatcd. McCabo is at liberty to attend nulduomly to the want. of his ountomers. The latter are on the lncrouo. but Smmeli and a war on high prices inn been by him deolnrod. Such a plnnk in bi: lntiorn: ahculd «our. tor him 3 llbonlnn Itnunoh mppart‘ . . i . .Thoro no team atom-oh- â€"othlioela- Junk-on. omnismklnsuohnneshv. . Sam Garmentâ€"Mr. 1mm anamotnmm.mmm here ...... Muchulancbomw oftheVCulmuthnmm orb,“ ,- Lu- _-I_ turning con-equeuw- w“... -. -_- _ , , H onletio owm. Beer in mind. ch victim oi in into appetite that the Lord never designed your etomech upon the principle of an old vnliee into which you on crem anything end everything ...... Mr. Levi Megill, our young end populnr emith. hen recovered from hie into indie oeitlon. . . . . . Mr. John Henry Mnhood. of race countr, formerly o! Menvers. visited iriende n the last mentioned piece. Many ere 21nd to see his face ..... Pea crop on Belly clover term looking well. . . .Grneehcppere. it report is true, are doing considerable damage on the term of Mr. R Reynolds, North Dnrlington ...... Mr. Thomas Smith. (f Midland, formerly of North Clarke, visited friends in the last mentioned place. ...... It was reported that Cal. McLean intends to protest the East Durhnm elee excursion to Fenelon Fells. Thomas must like the raging waterâ€"apparently he has taken quite an interest in neuticiel matters. Ring the bells. yes. ring them again, Yea, ring them though they bust- Cntwright’e oonneilmen. Wm. Swain, Wes wed to Lily Pruet. Lady referred to, daughter of Postmaster Prnet, 0t Biecketock Scorn Mm.â€"Mr. Wm. Brown has eiergeeore of fine lookin rye.....hir Thomas 8:1?e end eon, Wlfiiem. were visiting friends in the neighborhood of Cennington ...... Mr. Wesley , North Ontario. was visiting at his father's, Mr. Thoe.Beli ...... Aetelkotmgrownon the term oil. B. Williamson measured 5 teet 3 inches. . .. .Mre. Meg Annie Brown. mother of Messrs. William end Bohere Brominebeentoreome time unwell; hetterntwritlng ...... MLSteVeSiuon endwite,otNorth movers. tDo- miniondnyntNorthBoomina. e home of her-tether, Mr. June: Boomeranâ€"Weleernthflllr. June. muumthsmde,m CI 8 Horse; wcu nun-an“. ,.__,_ ...... Messrs. Robert and James Brown scoured the road job on the boundary line between lot 24, 3rd eon. of Cartwright. and lot 1, 5th con. 0: Manvers. It was not a form, and daughter, Mrs. Charles Jent. of Lotus, were the guests of Mr. R'chard Gibson and wife, Cartwright. Pendue’s painting pretty need, And done on the home of Jss. Mahood. ...... Miss Mabel Nicholson was the guest at Miss Alice Cull , Maple Villa. “How charmin graced was the table When at it sat A ice and Mabel." ' ...... That great traveller, it not explorer, stid Irwin, of Cartwright, left for the land in which he first imbibed the leoteal fluid, Ould Ireland ...... 0n the evening of Thursday, the 2nd. Prof. W. A. Brush ave an exhibition of his educated horse. t would be well for many owners of horses, and {or the letter, if such lessons as were given were practised. Some speci- mens 0t humenlt should never own a horseâ€"the latter n many cases superior to them. ,, -11-! kll‘ annuflnn Gammaâ€"That remedial bill question which disturbed the equanimity of and excited the nation from the broad Atlantic to the wide Pacific, has partly calmed down before another is propounded, name- ly, was it right to shoe the horse on Sun- day? How it will end we won't retend to say. but we do not think that t ere is anything in the act of confederation hear- ing upon it ...... Mr. Wm. Brown visited Toronto friends....Miss Blossom Robert- son was the guest of Mr. Thomas Bruce, jr.. and wife ...... Mr. Albert Woodard, junior mllieriu Sterlin mill, was sud'er- ing from what he eonsi ered to be sciatica. Disease so dreaded. be not hard On the vivacious Ab. Woodard. .......Mr James Williamson, son of Mr. '1‘. D. Williams, of Maple Villa, was on the sick list; some better time of writing. Dr. Fish. of Blackstock, officiated ...... Mrs. Lawson, Sen., has returned home after a lengthened Visit among Feneion friends. ...... Mr. Joseph Johnston was the guest cf Mr. David Coulter, West Cartwright. ...... Mr. James Lawson. of Fenelon, is visiting Cartwri ht friends....Mrs. Eger- ton, wife of Mr. alph Egerton, Chestnut Gotta e, enjoyed a week's visit with Lind- 83% ir ends. hough he did not kill the fatted calf, Glad when she returned was the tender Ralph. ...... Sharpe, of the Cadmus Emporium, has displa d his aesthetic taste add artistic six in and about that popular es tabiishment; its verdant lawn, pretty fences and gainted walk present a very pleasing si t, while the mercantile inter- ior is ace with stall and varied stock. ...... he farm mansion of Mr. John John- ston came very near being destroyed by fire. Quite a _ep_ace_ in the rooflwa‘skbnrued.‘ l-‘ 1. Qua-an Lo 1' Us smfiKg‘: 50. PER PACKAGE. 17 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS. Retail I:‘.verYWh°"e ’ S. Kimball Co. ROCHESTER. N . Y. The common oolulnhlno h. on common people, symbolic o! lolly. Few medicines have held their ground so successfully as Ayn-'5 Cherry Pectorel. During the past fifty years It has been the most popular of an cough-cures. and the demnd for It to-day 1: poster than our before. Prompt to act and sure to cure. h The man roubud b Inga: eon-idem! o! the contention of love. "-7326 emailâ€"£59. been meted with Snow- Emuieion tram their eeriieee yeen. Our pbyeieien em recommended in end new whenever a child tekee eoid my wile immedieeely mom to this remedy. which eiweye emote e Oll‘fi: IRONDALE. I Correspondence 0! Tan Pout] Tm: Dunnâ€"The Hon-y Cale drive is at last away lrom hare. Mac. 1" “Eons of their foreman. taken his men to their limits at once. and will cm-trnot newdamsandnuethooldoau Malia-on uuu III-v.- .. -wâ€"_ W ___V_ - fi'fifé. Compound Iron Plus made her um and gun but color. 50 doses” The low- In India In ablmuo o! “to Egypt. It. m I deal: now. SOUTH OPS. Special to Tn: Poet] Exmâ€" he following lo the remit of the written exam. of 3.3. N a. one. 090 :â€" Fonrth olaee. total number of marks. 550; marke obtainedâ€"Joceph Greenan. 422; Lizzie Shea. 394: Mary Cation, 391; Max- §ie Traynor. 389; Miry Greenan. 316. bird elm, total marks 500. nuke oh. talliedâ€"Patrick Cation 293; Jamel Brnnlfl. 272. Second clue. tot marks Sin-Loni: Penroee. 422; Nicholas Shea. 279: Michael Cation, Edward Morph 213' Michael Murphy, John McLean. : Iiiâ€"Andrew Morphy, Annie Mach”. Port Iâ€"Mary Maonay. Rosie Quillan. Arlie Cortls. Mary O'Connell. RAMSEY’Sâ€"MARIPOSA. (Special to Tax Post 1 SCHOOL Enema-The following is the report of 3.3. No. 11. Marina”. for month of June:â€"â€"Sr. IVâ€"Petula Noble. Frank Pnrvis and Florence Benin, Alfred Archer. Int. IVâ€"Alex. Thorbnrn. Chester Archer, Hezekiah Benin. Jr. IVâ€"Annie McKinnon and Mood Slemmon. John Hall. Sarah Benin. Sr. IIIâ€"Dougal Molntvra. Julia Noble, Fred Jackeon. Jr. IVâ€"Bay Mainhood. Garfield Woodward, Stella Chase. Sr. Vâ€"Ruy J ackeon and Katie McKinnon, Howard Kesliok. Willie Rodd. Jr. IIâ€"Daniel Woodward, Elsie Chase, Victor Chase. Pt IIâ€"Bruoc Woodward. John McIntyre. Sr. Iâ€"Lavada Munhood. Russell Evans. Hilda Woodward. Int. Iâ€" Mildred Ellekar. Esta Jackaon, Herbert Went. Jr. Iâ€"Pearl Woodward, Harry Keelink, Alma Cann. new to cute All ”smut“... Simply apply “Swann'a One-rum: No internal medicine required. Cun- tetter. enema. itch. all eruption on the face, handa. noee ete.. leaving the akin clear. white and healthy. In great heal- ing aud curative pow are b _A__ J~~uln§ In. wright. visited Grimsby friends ...... Mrs. Simuei McKnight was the guest of Mrs. J. B. Williamson, Msnvers....Mise Bella Ferguson, of Lesknrd, was visiting at her father’s. Mr. John Ferguson ...... Mr. John Sanderson and wife indulgei in a visit among Emily friends. . ... .Mr. Chas. Fsilis, P.M.. Prince Albert. wee visiting at his brother's. Mr. Geo. Fouls; on his route he lost his pocket-book containing $50. Too much to iose.....Crops on the l cKee Line presents v21; fine up 5r- enoe ...... Mr. John McCr en will uild quite an addition to his bare. Jc-hn has mechanical genius in 3 degree not posses- sed by every son of Adam. . . .Grssshoppera in parts of South Cutwright and Msnvers have began their work of destruction. They may be necessary links in the chain of creation, and be things of beauty to the entomologist‘ but to the son of toll. as he surveys the wreck and ruin caused by them, there is apt to be a doubt as to their utiiit ; he is inclined to think that the wori could get on without them. no othe; tea-31.05;- m "n Wing-97 ‘1 15" SWLYNI'B 0mm. mu. m 00.. Montreal. Wholesale ts. When Baby was sick. we gar: to: Custom When she was a Child. we cried for Canon-.- Wben she became M15. she clung tn Custom. When she had Children. she gave than Cam no bloc-om of the put 1'. ladle-tin o! mecuon. wife of Mr, Rgbgrp chkqop, lynx-ch Cart- ‘ r..- Tho boll flour In nymbouo ol mum. my. muff!!! aqua“: w 3:13, HOOD’S PILLS mm memos. mum'fi’: Ffi‘y‘fil VARIE TIRE. In Anna-In, cm uldond that“!!! ; In ancient n uyhmol Bunnm. Ont. Thoma Ball Szerllog. 96 John-It. north. Human. Ma. Ann cure". 227 Forth-Ir. out. hum A.‘ Campbw. 109 King-It. out. Bummer. J scab Fisher. Nisan nu... N. Y. John Nnnsly. 175 Hunter-sh. wear.~ Eun- undue Day. 227 Church-at... Ottun. 3mm Ham. Ghatord township. 0 Woolworth Gaunt}. On. June! anorth. 374 3.14:. north. Thoma Mofl’nr. 170 Mamy at, Oats”. Gaol-sec. Armstrong. 185 Banner-ah. 0min. Martin: Watson. 112 Cathcart-sh. Outta» '3 Thomas Water. 135 Szrnchan an. Hun:- ilton. Chutes Sun. 119 Hannah-5r. was. Hummer. MEUHbeth Cummings, BS Gan-IL. Hamilton. 31x5. Nellie Gay, Brant avennr, Humil- ton. Geo. Bali. Sudlord avenue, nu!- Enron- It. Hamilton. ngichui E. Day". 52 Leeming sn. Run- a. John McCau‘ey. Bsemulne O .t. E Bier. Beemsviur. 0.1!. J. D. Panonsgr. 309 John-9'. ncrtb. amnion. Patxiok Curran, 41 Wcod-nh. leilton. As the talk! his been widespread that Rheumstimi “I1 Incumble, w» pu'olhh m nbove hot. as evidence “Mt 5 sun cm In. st I.“ been found. Thounadl entity to tho merit: of Ryckmnn'u Koo:- m‘nCnn. Write for particulm lo Rye an Median. 00.. Humilton. Ont. The Latest 1:: Calling Cards Just Wind at the otfioe of Tax Post. Examine thugâ€"we prlnt packages of 25 tho use 01.0"». In the manual. w- unto the unnounoomwt at tho formula 0! oh. «blow and no policy. IOone-uoudcuce oi Tue Poem ixmeum TO ALL Spamâ€"On Secur- dey evening. July “h. e meeting 0! ell "lovers of sport” in our town wee celled in the Ileccebce'e hell for the purpoee oi agonizing e heeebell club. A lento num- ber wen in ettendence end the meeting turned out to he exceeding! interesting eeweiieeegeeeteucoeu. cchelrwee occupied by our wmhsxechool mentor. Mr. C. E. Kelley. with F. v e es eecretery. A club we! 'Ied whi will be known en the Men e Beee Bell Club. otl‘lared el tollowe : Ce tein Mr. G. DcLury; eon-treat. Mr. . J. Getter; annexing committee. Menu-e. G. DeLu , C. E. Kelli. P. King. G. Gibson. G. Doug es. jr. end . Sense; Cantor. Mr. P. King ; Mr. Baht. Eiwende ecte ec hon. resident. The member-chi o! the club 9 eintedy quite lerge end on the increeee. en in the nu- encee elec. The unde will be secured end the club wlll “twirling the sphere" in e very short time. Such e club is juet whet has been needed [or e long time. end the oneinow formed end :rgenized de- -__, Alel.‘ For sale by druggms. Merchmts will be allowed rebate on old prices for what they hue In stock. The Pabilc will please Tak e Ndfu: 'Jh The S. S. Bxczman Mancini: (30.. HAMILTON. ONT. “I.“ Ilv II a" â€"vâ€" WU __.. a , serves the sup art and transgedthe community. e know 0 no othu- game which so tends to strengthen and perfect the physfqoe of the rlslng generation as the mnlygnrne ct _b:}seb m and thereon "A... LL-L .L- _-_ and 56. as desired. :7; I‘m-53's? 533' fidniierlleve that the new club wtll hnve a mast brililent and success- ful future. Sec. of M. B. B. C. Ryckman’s Kootenay Cure ’01-me qumm up.“ Now. hsvo 01 Under can an: than Matthew Ouc- Pnnlydl. 1:! "WAY OURI." ONE DOLLAR PER BUITLE. THE {AIR SHIT IFS. 90 HA8 3m REDUCED TO $1.0G.@1 MANILLA. income. 91 V13." $ 1meth ho, Inmm wanna-13¢ nu. ma. duo to- d Mo'dock humane: “Iguana-whom,» the mmmum-mwmmm human court House, in the Town of Linddsay, Thursday, the 16th day of I my. 1896. THEOOUN‘I‘Y COUNCILS ACT, 1896. M80“ ht tho Gnu-bloc." Ippoinud mmmwmmrnam. an BOUNTY OF VICTORIA TH U RSDAY, July 76, 23, 30, August 6, I3, 20 and 27 In Bicycle Puma“. lieâ€"Dawes: pm. the lake (I my heart ha been punctured by the not: at your ohms. B: mine and let us ride them through life. The buying ublic m conned that the stores of y will he clos.d . . alumshupon . . Shh-How sweet and strange! Ycu have accxchtd your way to my .3. ctluue, 3nd I cannnt buck pMal gangs: your at- tractions. I surrender the hmdle bar of my 1th to your h nth, om} am pure you will seat:- turn Ind lives wisely. 1‘ mo: rm No. 2.1:: m molmdon,oon- tin one hundred men. known on "The Bell Penn, end la dtueted About tam miles from Wood- ville, end one lot north 010mm etetlon. On the pronto“ one u good fume burn, log stable. 3nd rough out cot home. About eighty men under cultiâ€" vetion. Ax youth hell 01 Lot No 19, in 10th con. of Eldon, oonteinlnc 100 mm, situated three miles from Glenn-In : shout 40 um (Slowed. balmoe wood- und. Term: m o! pulcbue money to be mid to ash. helmet «out to unfit Immune? ll 6 per cent. For tanker puuculsn no [38. HUGH aura. Woodvlne. orB. NCEAC aux. Glen-nu - 214w. 6th Day of August. AD. 1898. to send by prapdd no Baron Swen, Within-51., many. solicitors {or the «en-cum): o! the Mwfll tad “lament d the aid Ann Hickl. weir christian and mmames, sddrcnscs wd diucflpticnl. tun pud- cu‘m of their chimp 1nd «3me 0! their mount and the mum of thc ”curl! . it my, held by them, And the aid creditor: Me crab)“ notified than on the mid any the mid executrlx will moeed to dis- tributc the am of the dd Ann Eek: deceased. hung into comidontion on! and: claims 0! which than an action. {AKRON t SIM-:88. Sancho” for Emily J. Jtcobt exocvtrix o! the but vmmd twang 91‘ gm; El #33:“ binds, Elli-m dnyo! Juno, AD 1896 I an at"! an one. sud quiet. Rona- on my Cad“. Ky stock him come 08 In momma: st Woodvilk and delve! no. place M. an clonal mono-Ion t once (or tomsâ€"l an to Iowa with stock “I: mu. .1. 9 3.31. : other dm mdo knnvn WI. CAMERON. .E IETHE SURROGATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF VICTORIA. In the Estate of ANY HICKS, dcce used. The cudiwn of Ann BIch_ m o! the Township of “post. in the Count of “chart, wndou, deceased. who died on or l at the 9m any 0! NW. A D. 1896, up patchy _mq_uir_od on or before zhc I: On. hundred Icm chemo luzd, uu 61m muted oonwnlcm a: church, nobool sud taunt; rm And one an: mllu much 0: “bore Ind mm nu.- wut of Oman. Torm- muomblo Asp?!)- w BUBERT XL‘GERT. Lind-u. or ALEX. Ni? 31‘. Quun'l 001m, Klan-ton. Ontâ€"108M. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF STOCK WHO WANT PASTURE. â€":RMS FOR SALEâ€"331:: HALF-HOLIDAY ARM EOR'SALE on T0 RENT.â€" Ouo hundred new} c130!" .luzfihnl! cloned __-_n.-. WEJMIIQEIII my. mo. Business Men’s Wood‘s Who Is sold” with whom and null drugghls ir. 1h: Dominion. 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