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& sefore the council and explained" that 3; healso nsked the council to give him power to fill and gravel portions of con. 3; near Blackwater as the road had been washed out. ed by Mr. Gibls, the reeve was in- strocted to grant his order on the treasurer in favor of Wm. Kinney, fon council and explained that the street _commission ® of Sunderland did not The international Christian En. . | deavor convention, which is to be held in Montreal next year, is already en: gaging the attention of a strong local committee in this city. Applications have been received from 12 state de- legntions, aggregating 9,000 persons, and it is expected that 20,000 or 30,000 delegates will be present. including a large number from all parts of Canada. To accommodate this large nuniber, the committee place their reliance chiefly on the Ohristinn homes of the city, as the hotel accommodation is far from adequate, They ure issuing cir culars to the church-going public re- garding entertainment of delegates. Later on another circulur will be issued to the general public asking for ac: commodation in boarding houses, and, as a last resort, every available space on Saturday, Sept. 10: ous, resent: Reve Shier, Deputy man and W. J. Gibbs. utes of last meeting read by the Ald; on motion, were adopted. unication wes read from rus Eyo, clerk of Georgina, r. Kenny; of Black water, appeared lack ache, ing e hand put ii a new culvert on' con. Councillors Brethour and Umphrey entered and took their seats at thel iy po eed i east 10. jnganit A-death unl The in colleges, public institu- 4 y, anldeath unless cure. 1 Board, tions, steambonts sleeping cars, etc. speibgioe ital foros having lost ita tension, On motion of Mr. Vrooman, second-| Montreal has a great task on hand, but will probably prove equal to the occasion, St ---------- A Trying Season. 'The variable weather of October is reranner ge cold in ma; ount being for aJeulvert built dist 3, opposite lot 12. came bofors the ! Sold by a tage paid, on receipt of 50c. for small or $1 for large size bottle, by addressing G. T, Fulford & Oo., Brock: ville, Ont, x 5 h or in favor of W. J, Gibbs, for 5, for 93 loads of gravel. Mr. Thos. Welch came before the consider the amount granted enough to build the drain on Main street. A lengthy discussion followed. Messrs. Woodward and Fairman came before the council about a gravel pit. Rev. G. W. Dewey came before the council and asked to have the use of the town hail on Monday, Sept. 12th. The council agreed to let the temper- @nce people have the use of the hali to discuss the best methods of introducing the local option temperance by-law. Mr. John Brethour came before the council and asked to be. compensated for turnpiking washout on townline between Brock and Scott. On motion of Mr. Brethour, second- ed by Mr. Gibbs, the reeve was in: structed to grant his order on the .troasurer in favor of Allin McLean, 21.10 for 42 loads of gravel supplied the municipality of Brock ; also Wm. Preston, $11.45 for 229 loads of gravel. On motion of Mr, Umphrey, second. ed by Mr. Viooman. the clerk of this municipality was instructed to notify the council of the Township of Scott, that Brock council has exceeded the original grant by $5.80 on townline, A Piano for Nothing. The new management of TaE CAN- ADIAN QUEEN make the following lib. eral offers to advertise their high-class Ladies' Journal, which will be made more attractive than ever. To the largest list of words constructed from the letters contained in the word +ExceLsior," will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE of expense, one of Mason & Risch FINE TONED HIGH GRADE UHRIGHT Piano. To the two next largest lists one Lapy's Gop WarcH each, To each of the next five largest lists one Sewing MacHINE (VALUE $40). To each of the next ten largest one beau- tiful Five O'crock TEA Ser, and to ench of the next ten largest lists one 1uporTED OPERA Grass. Ih addition to this offer we will give a special prize to the first list received each day. Seud at once ten cents for a sample copy of Tne QUEEN containing rules. Tue Queen Pusuwsmye Co, Ltn, Toronto, Canada. 80! ly ------e A Lauerville man has a steel pen that he has used for twenty-seven years For wounds and inflammations, Jobnson's Anodyne Liniment is heal- Brock and Scott, and request Scott |g and soothing. time | council to grant an order in favor of | Itissaid that the skin of an elephant | fored™yy conan Thos. Reid for half of the ,above|usually takes about five years to tan. Raman, Barat is soll by amount emery price 80 conta and $1.00) y ] FULFORD & CO,, Mr. T. H. Glendinning came before Worse and Weaker. Brockviile, Ont. GeNTLEMEN,--I suffered for three days very severely from summer complaint and cou'd not get relief but kept getting worse and worse till the pain was almost unbear- able and 1 became very weak. Some friends advised Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- berry, and after I had taken the first dose I found mmeh relief and it did not fail to cure |v me. I do vot intend to be withoot this valuable medicine if I can helf it. Wau. T. GrynN, Wilfred, Ont. et the council and explained that he had succeeded in getting the Mace children admitted to the Children's Orphan Home on St.. Mary's street Toronto. On motion of Mr. Umphrey, second- ed by Mr, Vrooman, the reeve was in- structed to grant his order on the treasarer in favor of T. H. Glendinn- ing, $19.84, said amount being for expenses in securing a home for the children of John Mace, an indigent; also providing clothing, car fare, nurso charges, cte,) On motion of Mr. Brethour, sccond- ed by Mr. Gibbs, the reeve was in- structed to grant his order on the treasurer in favor of Robt. Charter, for $12, for furnishing coffin, digging grave and Lurying one Mrs. John Mace, an indigent. On motion of Mr, Brethour, second" ed by Mr. Vrooman, Mr. W. J. Gibbs was appointed to act as commissioner on con. 8, opposite lot 21, to expend the amount set apart to do a road job | opposite said lot On motion of Mr. Brethour, second- ed by Mr. Gibbs, the reeve was in- structed to grant his order on the treasurer ia favor of Duncan Brown, $3, amount being for statute labor re- tarned agaiost Tot 23, con. 14, Brock, in 1891, apd collected from W. Ross. On motion of Mr. Vrooman, second- ed by Mr, Gibbs, the name of Wm. Moore was placed on the indigent list for the balanee of the year at $4 per wonth ; also Mrs. Tucker at §3 per month. s On motion of Mr. Brethour, second ed by Mr. Gills, the reeve was in- structed to grant his. erder in favor of Neil McNabb, $2.25, for repairing the Bidernd between lots 18 and 19. cou. 4. On motion of Mr, Umphrey, second- ed Ly Mr. Vroowan, the clerk was in stricted to procure a suitable "book to ecp a record of the births marriages oaths of the township of Brock, tion the council-adjourned. We are promised cape fichus with very long plaited points, some of them falling some dietance below the waist line, -- Better than Gold. GexrtLEMEN,--I have used Fowler's Ex- tract of Wild Strawberry for bowel com- plaint and can say there is no other remedy as good. Mgrs, James DENNISON, Lake Dora, Ont. a eet Among the semi-decorative garments for autumn wear are net lace jackets, t» be worn over waists of silk or fine wool goods. For Over Fifty Years. 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