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. Kli’éliAFil . INBIAN HEDIES ! '11 l ,t . KM... f 115 312/}: of" 5/355: 1316:2021":ch 55f no! rorflrzrd In any 072; dealer in (2512' plan. .41.); person can flaring [View 2.72 an)! gumzfz'ly wé0;"~:.=‘=:z:’t' 2’ re‘z’aif, at * . n. LEACH’S Dill-€71; fi'l' 913E. MWLBBOOK. W.â€" .-WWW 1W-.W,_W...___,A.-â€"â€"â€"- SOCIETIES. ___,__.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ‘lummoozc cnivnimm noizsciucwz _; 5'0. 65. ' 9 . Meci « The second fibula); in every month mi Homr ('irclc looms. Wood 3: Rolls block. a: 3 D'ClOch sharp. ‘, fl __ w. ARCHER. Mil. Axo'rznsov. Leads-r. Secretary. .1. ll. YOl'NG. 1"lll.'SC‘C. M...“â€" 'â€".â€"~_. WWW l ‘7‘ 03'). f. (,‘A VAX LODG FLâ€"(‘ANADIAN Oli- lllil: 0F ODDRELLO\VS. meets the tint . and third Tuesday evenings of each month in the Home Circle reams. King-st. Millbrookf hmzr of meeting. Sio'clogk. ,_The benefits of this Secica; are worthy {K5 consideration of every person. infornmtiou furnished on application. EV. A “(fill-1P. V. G. GEO. DUNCAN. Etc. MARRIAGE} LICENSEE chmsm w ”n, ISSUEP. or mn- nisos Lions “ Miilorook.0na PROFESSIONAL "' C. MCKINN N. M. D.. C. M., (SUCCES 0 set to Dr. i\, d‘lrie) Toronto and Victoria Universities. Licentiate Royal College Sur- geons. Edinburgh. Member/College Ph sicians and Surgeons. 0 tar fllce at A. T. 'lliott‘s in store. Aft office hours at Mr. \Vm. '31 rdson's residence, King st.. Hillbrook, ! MITH 55 PRESTON (SUCCESSORS . 0l JILL ORDERS PROJII’TLY DELIVERED «- J. A. V. Pres _ Notaries. are. Offices. W o brook. Out... and B Mondays in ov lowest rates. ton) Barristers, Solicitors, 8:. Kells’ block, Mill- y on the 2d and 41h maoanm. Money to loan at A. WARD._ MERISTER, ATTORNEY- at Law, Solicitor, etc. Office in Ontario Block, Walton Stag). ‘ rt Hepc. Money to -. lend on the securit a real estate. Town and term property for sale. IDDELL. AngSTRONG 8s NESBITT. Barristers. Sdhcitors, Notaries. etc.. Go " bou and Brighton. W. R. Ridden. B. A., LL. . A. J. Armstrong-'8. A. W. H. Nesbitt. 8A, First-classrmns laced. Money loaned 1nd invested. Mercant e collections made and general law buslnese. w. msnnn. .vfi'rnmnnnv SURGEON _ e Ofiicepnu rW. Baillieboro. Ont. Will in at Queen’s Ho illbrook. every Saturday. . W. CLARK}. LDWS DENTIST SPECIAL . e attention 8'17. to thepreservation of the natural teeth. N as Oxide Ga: tor the penin- leu extraction of eeth,.Gocd work ara'il ed. Will be at Bethe. 0 2nd and 4th ondsys of each month. Po voool 1st and 3rd Manda". -7 ; DR. H C. LESLIE, . .. . Vetcfinary Surgeoi. . .glfl‘HANY. f- - CNTARIO. ~ ”LL oomnkuansmmr- "1»; ' ed according 0 latest scientific methods. i ' Dentistry 9. specialty. apromptlv responded to. .l‘.. WATFOIID. ACCOUNTANT AND . 7 ’ ESSIgnee. Books opened and closed. Ac- . - counts collected, Assignments taken in charge -., “(1.3.11 details completed. Special attention ‘ meitqbook-kecper's workw ere sernces of a permanent book-keeper are not- required. .CommunicationWring towns re.- -,..... “as“ r. .. ”‘1.er ass ., 3‘34: 0m m crate y an an , ' -fl’g Office: 379 water street. Address-Post box 125. Peterooro. Ont. ‘ 7. '63! , J W. BLAND. VETERINARY SURGEONv ' , Successor to '1'. H. Hassard.) gegistcred . 831'? ' ’ Clinical LeGWI'eS. - e. Veterinary 0011?. ., landowg. , Dentistry a specialty. All. 0- mestmatcd animals treated according to-latest 91$. Calls by telegraph is ' T?,},2t‘aduate 0% Ontario ,Vet.elungfi'ymfiizpi l 7 ’ ‘ 0‘ term 11 e , .r $35” “outed .. olie .12 Attended ,, scientific methods. once on Kingstmppositc , " MILLBROOK. ONT.. Tnonsnnv. FEpRUARY 1, 1894. 3'. - ‘r . Having lately purchased a large quantity of Pine Logs, I am. now inrawPOSi- t‘loh to furnish complete bills of demension lumber on short 11013199? ..In Shingles and Lime I down all in prices. Land Plaster in Sacks, 39:33 “or Barrels. I invxte an inspection of my stock and prices. Peerless Saltmm' {barâ€" rels. Last, but not leastâ€"~COAL AND WOOD, . 033C? and Yardiat RailwuyIStation. W. THEXTO’N: /'\ Robes W Blankets -â€"ATâ€"â€" 8. Batescn’s Grocer” I Have _v u visited the POPULAR f GROCE Y since it changed hands? If not yo should (1. at" once as we are offe ,,.,, ARSamay down and we would like you to try “Our Own Blend ” of Tea. Flour, Feed, Meals and General Groceries. 3:75" Stock never more complete. J. A. Vance. â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"~-.â€"-â€" THE PEOPLES’ SHOP ! WWW (1! TA 3' C0 UNCIL. The New Council at the llcllnâ€"A Number of Important (‘immunicalions Were Rendâ€" Reporis of Committees and General Busi- IICSS. . The members elect of the municipal coun- cil of the corporation of the Township of Cavan for the year 1894, met at eleven o’clock, a.m., on Monday, the 15th day of January, instant, in accordance "with the municipal laws of the Province ‘ of Ontario, and after making and subscribing their respective declarations of qualification and of office before the clerk took thier seats in council as follows, viz : Joseph Thorndyke, Esquire, as Reeve, \Vm. T. Donaldson, Esquire, as Deputy Reeve and Messrs. ’ Charles McNeil, Richard Coe and Robert Hootan as councillors. The reeve in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting of the old council were read and confirmed. Communications were read from ,Messrs. David Fallls, John W. \Vhitfield and John E. Sanderson, all applying for the office of assessor. From the Single Tax Association T . I Il enclosing a petition which they asked to be signed by the reeve and clerk, and forward “ to the Local Legislature, and from_ the I I ’ Municipal World, St. Thomas, sohcxtmg We take this means of in- forming the people of Millbrook (which perhaps, 17: generally known) that we have always on hand a. choice lot of meats. If you wish a. special out let us know and we will supply you. TO ANY PART 0!" 1'11.” 1'!) "'5'. Nattrass Du nford. GO TO Tf/Zf Centreille subcriptions for said journal, all of which were on motion laid on table. _ Mr. Donaldson reported that he had settled the accounts between Cavan and South Monaghan and that there was a balance due South. Monaghan on 3lst December. 1833, of 28.1;6£1 . t t - Councillor ‘oe rcpor e gomg on 0 en- A large “550717736”! 0/; T206811? quire into the condition of Mr. Richard Mc- ’ ‘ Brian and wife, indigents. He fo'und the ~. . old lady suffering f1??? ]trophy and unaple ’{o L . hel herself. Mr. c rian was in air y and Ll/07’5led5 to 53166! frmfl' cold health but unable to wait on his wife. £18 had arranged with their adopted daughter to remain with them until the 25th instant, and had engaged a woman to go to the house daily, do up the work ete. for $2.00 pea month ; also that while out at said McBrian’s he had examined the wood which Mr. Robert Hootan had delivered there and for which Mr. Hootan had been paid the sum of $18.75 or $3.75 per cord, at the last meeting of the old council as several parties had complained to him that Mr. Hootan had not delivered either the quantity or uality of wood paid for. He found a. num er of logs there, cut out of dead trees, and upon measuring same found that there was a little ‘ over three cords, about one quarter cord of ' . . which Was cut and split, ready for ie stove. “-‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ But. he had also been informed that one or more of said logs had beendelivered there by another person. He had asked the Mc- lfyOll: wWo‘Zdj/ Suit. Fit andsatisfactionguaranteed. I ' H. B. McFEE, Merchant Tailor, - South Monaghan. otmeenano they had paid Mr. Hootan 82.00 per cord for out of the money which had been granted them by the council. Mr. Hootan had stated at the last meeting of the council that he had delivered to bald McBrian’s five cords of first class dry hardwood, cut and split ready for the stove. He re tted to . concerning can then m a)” full, ad lselentino books seine nee. . '1' when???“ t% Angel-lean and on c the public {mn- Mr. Hootan should either deliver t 55.0%; ‘ ty ”a... Brian’s if Mr. Hootan had delivered any mm" ‘M50 potent business. mmnnica- other wood during the last few months and 1W W‘%,ggggghgg:golgz they replied, only some tamarac wood which have to make this report, but he elt that it was his duty to do so andhe thought that _ _ e wood cure Mums. hyA. Law. as. represented or he should rvfund the 1894' money to the council. He would not give more than $2.50 per cord for the “cod delivered by Mr. Hootan, in fact it was hardly worth that, he hoped Mr. Hootan would be able to explain the matter to the satisfaction of the ecuncil. Mr. Hootan said there was three cords of Wood at McBrian’s which had been delivered by him and he had also delivered to them two cords during last summer and fall (besides the lamina referrer, to “71,161, had been Paid f9?) malzing in all five cords. “33 had had the first two cords cut and split into firewood, ready for the stove, and in- tended to have the remainder thereof cut and split the same as the first. Regarding the two first cords delivered by him, he had an explanation to make. Two 01 his neigh- bors and himself had agreed to deliver, with- ;ut charge therefore, two cords of wood each to the said McBrian’s. ‘He had delivered: his‘ :15 per agreement, be: after he had done so h 1e others posunely leftised to "reemcnt. As he did not carry out their a _ them, he had ashed the want to be fooled. by . ., along with the council to 8. him fir .. , . other wood.p slie hoped this ;xplanat1c~n be satisfactory. .. .1 On motion the council adjourned u...‘ 1.30 p.m. «The council resume. The new presiding. Coun. McNeil introduced a by-law to a point certain ofiicers for the Township of avan for the present year, which after passing through its several stages was signed Members all present. ‘ and sealed. Messrs. Geo. Campbell, M,l’.P, ant Robt. Vance were appointed auditors at a salary of $59.00 each. Mr. David l‘allis was appointed assessor at a salary of $100.00 without extras and Mr. C. Twamley was appointed collector at a salary of $130.00, Without extras. On motion of Councillor Coe, seconded by Mr. Donaldson, Messrs. James McLean, John J.‘ McGill and Thomas McCamus to gether with the reeve and clerk (who are members ex-ofiicio) be appointed members of the Board of Health for the present year and that Dr, E. Turner be reappointed medical health officer. Moved by Councillor Coo, seconded by Councillor McNeil that the recve be a com- mittee to examine into the validity and sufl‘iciem‘y cf the tipasurers 13333;. Carried M‘Wed by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Councillor Coe, that the deputy returning officers who officiated at the prohibition plebiscite vote be paid as follows, viz: For personal services $3.00 each, poll clerk $2.00; constable $1.00, and for polling booth $2.00.”; Carried. 1 ' \‘»"o . ,. ll: , e...» structed to Order one copy of the Municipal ‘,World for 1894, for filing in his office. Carried; Moved by Mr. Donaldson, seconded by Councillor Coe, that the sum of $5.00 per _mouth be granted for the relief of Mr. Richard McBrian and wife, indigent, that the money so granted be placed in the hands of'Mr. Thomas McIndoo, to be expended by him to the best' advantage in purchasing necessaries'for said indigents, that the grant be s-continued during the pleasure of the council, and that the allowance for January and February be paid now, as the said indi- gents were out of provisions at the present. Cafiied. . A number of orders were issued on the treasurer and the council adjourned to meet again on Friday, the 16th day of February, next. at 10.30 a.m. . OJIEJIEE. There is quite an opposition between our omnibus drivers be. Mr. Larmcr is doing a rushing business, he had a passenger this week,» and we are informed he has the promisc'of another next week. Pesevere Will, you must come off more than con- queror..: ~ ' Oin'strudtees have engaged Mr. Sheppard of Hamilton as assistant high School teacher. Mr. Orrkthp‘ former assistant, resigned his position 6;: account- of ill health. Great sympathy mielt for Mr. Orr, as he was one of the best teachers who ever taught here. During his 'seven years teaching he sent out a great number of teachers who all look back and regard his instructions as the cause of their guccess. We are horny. to announce the death of Mr. Arthur McQuade, ex-M. P. The deceased, who was 76 years of age, is one of our oldsst settlers. , Mr. McQuade, who has been {onetime time ailing, partially reeovered and wasagain able to be about. On Friday he was smitten by. an apopletic stroke which rendered him Speechless and almost uncon- scious, in which state he remain until Sun- day about'9 3.111.; When he passed away. Thedeffi‘eased leaves a. wife, four sons and threhf’deughters. The funeral took place on Tuesda. afternoon at 2 p.m., and was conducted‘sby . the Orangemen of which society ., l‘fit’McQuade had lone.r been a member. .5 . c u. ‘1 Mr. Samfinghespaid our town a visit to day. Sam is looking well in spite of the rough handling'h‘e received some days ago. Tun album mun». Has tastes .medibinally, in, keeping with other luxuries. =Ai‘13emedy must be pleas- antly acceptable in form, purely wholesome in compos 31°11, ~truly beneficial in effect and entirely . tee' ,fgoni’.’ every objectionable quality: If Mflyjll‘ he consults a. physi- cian; if caudtipfited_~he noes the gentle family laxatiwe, Syrup of Figs. Belief in Six.Hours'g-“-Distressing Kidney and Bladder Diseases relieved in six hours bv the “ Greet Seuth‘ American Kidney Cure.” Thenew remedy‘is'ag'reat surprise and delight “on account. of its . exceeding Ell-emptiness in relieving pain in the bladder, dneys, Maud every of the urinary passages in . Mos-female. It relieves re- tention ofwatei‘wpam passing it almost immediatelngyou want nick relief and ,.» prices as [070ch grades. loved by Mr. Donaldson, iCCJlldCd by. liczlior ruUAEIl, that the Carl. be in-‘ ‘them scaring at the Street Cars. O sun“ ‘ N Tfiefirst sic” of spring, 1894, .5 Tumzbul! 5. is {1:6 arrival of a large shipment of E 1726mm?”- 2'65 direct fmm Switzerland, comprising very fine Edging: wit/z insertions to malt/z. Col: ‘ ourea’ 13922127023675“ are 061’}! mac/z 5/2025»? for spring. We fare Mowing a nice range in 1. CW4 1...; m 12.41:. M. ed on w/zz'z’e {32?ng 7 idlizflrz'ely " I." of new puffer”: 716067 $670.74 s/zown. Sr" (rte immense range we s/zow (22‘ Word. I f you have no! lza as" 2365 of our/£7.26 qua/22y Gray Cotton in 30 yard ends, ranging/ram 6 2‘0 105. perym’a’, you 5102:1117 try me, May are easily Meat/reliant! extra good value. Our W/zz'te Cations are hard to deal. just received, 2 ((15:35 jot} Flanmleltes, good Qualify, same A7621) Print: in new! Pafieras for . C/zi/a’rm’s wear and Aprons. just recez'to'm’ (ifs-Z! range of 5/zz'rz‘ings, Collarztiit’c‘S (21,4511: TIM?‘ fags at new prizesâ€"they are wort/z Zoo/432.2257” after. A large range of Ybeoe/s and Towels [1,; 57-5, fT-‘I‘iDOfZCE‘GI.’i’t'(g’I/":?’Q.=}.? {5/4.} gaze, t/ze érsf Mir/$85 2% Me world for M555 goods. We pride 01¢?56/Z’6’5 on having Me éest 712111365 at My lowesl prices. J.c.TusNBULn. Georgeand Simcoe Streets, PETERBOROUGH. Customers with horses can drive to our Simcoe Street entrance without danger of . Us Vl GENERAL STORE Re-Dpened ! JAMES T. kc. LANG, Having bought the Wtock of: JOHN BYERS, at a low on the dollar, will sell for cash, at lashing; cost price, the whole stock of ' Dry Goods, Boots; Shoes, Groceries, Etc. .mu “Ag-j. 1 Having been connected with the business of Mr. J. C. Turnbull, at Peterboro, for the last. six years, I will be pleased to meet friends in this vicin- , ity and buyers generally. Fresh stock of groceries Just receiv. y; ed. Give me a call. Good _value my “ : motto. , JAS T 0 LANE " t O 0 C O 19:32 VVELLING HOUSE AND 20 ACRES OF 1 land (If?) sale. fT nfier“ (>de for sa c a goo acre in Mt in t ‘ e of Millbrook. being pa aLOt 13, Con. 5. Gavan. There is a ood orcha 3m and a 30x25 rick storey and half dwelling u the lot. It will be sold cheap. 9°“ . w. R. BALL, net. . Mmbrook. WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING; . Having opened out a shop for the urpose 0 doing business in the above line. I vyish to in form the public that I am pre to do busio . mess on the shortest notice at e lowest prices. \ All work muteed and it not satisfactory . ‘ money ’ berefunded. . ' - ROBERT BYER$, » ~ ‘ , I“auger:«Swami door east of Young's m > ‘. g”