The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

He was the adviser of Sir. John Macdonnld. On the return of Sir John Macdon- nld he became Minister of Public Works. He was the first Minister of Rail- ways and Cums. He was appointed Canadian High Commissioner in 1884. He re entered the Gove nment in 1887 as Minister of Finance. In 1888 he resumed the ofice of High Commissioner to England. In 1896 he succeeded Sir Mackenzie Bowen as Premier, When in 1873 the Macdonald Ad- ministration was defeated he became the principal organizer. Ho wu m honoury D. C. L. of Aca- dia College, N ova Scotia. ‘ In 1873 he was msds Minister of Customs. He was on honorary L. L. D. of the Edinburgh University of Scotland. He wan: to England when the ques- tion was settled. In 1870 he was mule a member of the Privy Council. Ho wan mado a Baronet of the United Kingdom in 1888. ‘Ho was an honorary L. L. D. of Cambridge University. For these services he was created Commander of the Bath. In 1856 he became Provincial Sec- rotary. In 1864 he was elected as Premier. He bore n part in the accomplish- ment of Confederation. He “tended Charlottetown and Quebec conleronces. He was interested in a number of financial corporations. He wae wedded in 1846. He celebrated hie golden wedding at Ottawa on Oct. 8, 1896. In Nova Scotia. in 1855, he made his first appearance in public and de- feated Mr. Joseph Howe, leader of the Provincial Liberal party. tion day. To do away with all p0.- eible doubt. we would suggest that the poeting up be completed et leut two weeks before the dey fixed by the etetute for receiving nomine- tloul.-â€"Muuioipd World. , He first practiced medicine in his active country. day; or by giving suficient public notice thereof by printed posters. When posters ere used. the Actis not cleer for the time for which they should he posted up prior to again» DURHAM CHRONICLE DURHAM, NOVEMBER 29, 1900 The dey for receiving nominetions of cnndidetes for the ofice of county councillors throughtout the Province will, this yeer, be Monday, the 24th day of December (the Monday in the week preceding the week before poll. ing day). The Act provides that no- tice of such nomination meeting and of the election shell be given by " no- minnting oficer " in a.“ county council division. by edvertieement in two weekly newspaper: in the county, to be published for et leut two euc- ceuive weeks prior to nomination Sir Charles Tapper was born at Amherst, N. 8., July 2, 1821. He was the oldest son of the late Rev. Dr. Charles Tupper. Ho gradutted an M. D. at Edin- burgh, in 1843. He was “knitted as amember of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburg, in 1843. Paul Kruger, as everybody knows. is an enemy to Great Britain. and in his tour through France, he was re- ceived everywhere with great- dem- onstrationa of joy, This we need hardly regard as a genuine manifes- tation of French enmity towards the British nation, as every country has its rabble class ready to throw up their hats and cheer with the appar- ent hero 0! the day. Though Oom Paul, who is now absent from his own country, can hardly be regard- ed as acourageous hero. yet he is not a cowardly man by any means. nor are the Boers a cowardly people, but urged on as they are by the head of the nation, they are rapidly working out their own destruction. which might long ago have been av- erted had President Kruger known enough to call a halt and surrender when he saw there was no other al- ternative. He still persists in say- ing that the Boers will fight to the finish, while the French rabble cheer him on in the perpetuation of his mad carreer. There may be danger of the President’s trip stirring up deeper enmity between the two European nations. but at the present time the matter can hardly be re- garded seriously. A Brief Sketch of, the Wonderful Old He was educated u. Horton Aca- demy. Ho wu creuted o. G. C. M. G. in He was an Anglican. W. Irwin, SIB CHAS. TUPPER. Miter nd Proprietor. The address was received with every evidence of approval and the Council then proceeded to routine business. A large number of communications. petitions, memorials and accounts were read and t°eferred to the re- spective committees. One Communication. 9. letter from Messrs. Lucas, Wright. McArdle, mu TIN G 01' THIS AUGUST BODY YESTERDAY. (O. 8. Sun.) The Grey County Council met here yesterday for the final session of 1900. Those present were Warden McDon- ald in the chair and Messrs. Charles Gordon, J. W. Frost, Wm. A. Totten, Jos. Pringle. Henry Brigham. M. Richardson, Geo. Watson, T. R. Preston, Neil McColman, A. C. Pater- son, Geo. A, Brown, and Thomas Williscroft. waging 3mm- w - -_A_- THE COUNTY COUNCIL Rogersvllle. Pa.: "1 find your remedy to be the best I have ever tried in the treatment of whooping - cough. catarrhal fever, asthma. also fior disinfect!" rooms where scarlet fever and Iphthcria prevail." F. 11. anggguLM.D.. Vapoâ€"Crofiolsne ls sold by dm‘u." av “d " ”W“ °‘ “mu“ ”who. use: mahfiLfipnsihficvéwm “Waem‘i'mhwx‘ 31:33:: booklet cmtalnlu h ' ' ’ U. S.A. g p ”new «almonds {tee upon request. no Cutouts: Co.. :80 Fulton St. New York. THURSDAY; manna an SOLD 3! narnmn t 00., 1130061313, nun“. l Petitions for a number of changes {in the school sections in Proton were {also among the letters read. You 1011 ’1‘ Cake Medicine Mr. Preston. chairman of Finance, presented report No. 1 of Finance. This rerort recommended the pay- ment of two accounts connected with the incorporation of Hanover village. It also recommended that the ac- counts of Drs. Moore and Hurlburt, in connection with a case of lunacy, be referred to the township council of Collingwood for payment, and for presentation to this council after- ward for recoupment, as directed by statute. It also directed that the county treasurer’s return of licenses issued ty him be printed in the minutes and also in the form for distribution throughout the country. It further recommended that the Council met at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning; members all present; the warden in the chair. Minutes of Monday’s session were read and con- firmed. The warden read the follow- ing documents and referred them to the several standing committees for report. A letter from Messrs. Lucas Wright, in the matter of the claims of Messrs. Wiggins and Love, for damages said to be sustained by defective railing at bridge on town line of Markdale and Glenelg; letter from J. Hutchisonh engineer in charge of the Scott bridge of county line of Grey and Wellington, recom- mending payment on an account of George McDonald, who had acted as inspector of the stone work of the Scott bridge ; accounts from George Hopi, of Normanby, for bridge built on townline of Normanby and Ben- tinck, amounting to $87.75; account from Dundalk Herald office for printing June minutes, amounting to $24.01 ; account from Messrs. Christie Bros. for $12.10 {or repairs at County buildings; account from Jno. Harrison Sons Co. for $8.28 for lumber. etc.; account from W. Kenne- dy Sons Co. for 85.90 for refit-ting boil- er at Court House; account from R P. Butchart Co. for $63.78 for material and repairs at County buildings; account from C. A. Taylor, for black- smith work, 81.90 ; account from Jas. Kenary for $7.50, for teaming rubbish away from goal; account from John Miller for 810. for six months rent of storehouse; account of Jno. Waites for 81, for adjusting lock of Clerk of Peace’s vault. barristers. asked that two of their bank clients, Messrs. Arthur Wiggins and depog Andrew Love, be reimbursed for annu: damages sustained last summer by Instit reason of the defective condition of Wats the bridge and approaches at the repor Sangeen river on the boundary line gum-o between Markdale and Glenelg. The On Road and Bridge committee will deal Frost with the matter and report to thelol thu Council. comm There being no other business be- fore the Council an adjournment was made until 10 a. m. to-day, and in the meantime the various committees met and prepared reports on the matters referred to them. An order was presented dealing with the attachment of the village of Hanover to Grey County, together with some correspondence connected therewith. What is Vapo-Cresolene ? It in what the doctors call a coal-tar product ; tnat is it’s something like carbolic acid, only it destroys disease germs. Don’t you see at once how valuable such a remedy must be for hay fever, diphtheria, sore throat, catarrh, asthma, and other diseases of the air passages? For whooping-cough it is a perfect specific, often curing the disease in from one to three days. Keep-Vapo-Cresolene on hand; it’s not expensive, for the vaporizer lasts a life- time and the Cresolene costs but little. You don’t take Vapo-Cresolene into the stomach, you breath it. Put some Cresolene in the vaporizer, light the lamp beneath an; then breathe-in the vapor. It’s easy, convenient, safe. It can be used with success, even for infants. TUESDAY MORNING . | You + Breatbe it I ' Report No.1 of County Property was presented by Mr. 'l‘otten and was adopted without amendment. 'lhis report recommended the pay- ment of sundry accounts. which had been referred to them at former meetings. mostly for repairs and bank statements of count‘funds or deposits be filled. together with the snnnsl report of South Grey Fermers’ Institute. On motion of Messrs. Watson and Richardson. the Finsnce report was adopted and ordered to be engrossed. On motion of Messrs. Gordon and Frost. s special committee. consisting of the chairman of Road and Bridge committee and Mr. Watson. was up pointed to ascertain the full facts of the accident reported to have occurr- ed to Messrs. Wiggins and Love. at townline bridge of Markdale and Glenelg. to report at present sitting of council. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Council met at 2 o’clock ; the war- den in the chair ; all members present. The minutes of Tuesday’s session were read and confirmed. The fol- lowing documents were read by the warden and sent to the various standing committees: From town council to Meal’ord, asking county council to guarantee their debentures for grant to harbor improvements, referred to Finance committee ; coun- ty clerk’s account {or postages $125.55 for legal advice, sent to Finance committee from Messrs. MacKay Sampson, for paid since June session, 89.20; account committee; account from A. Krouse for lumber, $27 for bridge, sent to Road and Bridge com- mittee; account from R. ChriStie for 04, for cedar and work covering a bridge, sent to Road and Bridge committee; account from Messrs. McKinnon and Grierson for $218.30, {or lumber and repairs to bridge. re. ferred to Road and Bridge committee; account from township of St. Vincent for $5. for having debris removed from a bridge on townline of St. Vin~ cent and Sydenham, sent to Road and Bridge committee ; account from 'l‘hos. King for $14, for building abut- ments to bridge on townline of Holland and Euplirasia, sent to Road and Bridge committee ; account from Mrs. J. Parrot for $1, for repairing eave troughing on South Grey Regis- try oflice, sent to County Property committee; two petitions from ratepayers of Proton against County Council for altering school sections, sent to Education committee; letter from Dr. Ego, re government grant to MarkdalePublic schools, sent to Education committee; report of A. Grier, P. S. inspector. EaSt Grey, sent to Education committee; account from J. H. Rutherford, advertising November sessions, $2. sent to Printing committee; a memorial from county council of Wentworth, respecting publication of Return of Convictions by J.P’s, sent to commit- tee on Communications and Memori- als; account from Thos. Anderson for $1.50, for repairing bridge on townline of Holland and Sydenhain, referred to Road and Bridge commit- tee. Council adjourned till 2 p. m., Wednesdty, to give time for commit- tees to report. For terms and conditions of sale. ‘DW to flush Hakka. Auctioneer Durhnm: . L. MacKenxie. nveynnoer. Durham; or 114ch SAMPSON. Owen Sound. Soliciton for the Vendor. Dated thie 8rd dny of November. 1900. 4. ienoes. U the powers contained in a certain Mortgage. which will be roduced at the time of the ale, there wil be offered for sale“ sub ect to a reserve bid. by public auction y Hugh MecKng', Auctioneer. at the Middnugh ouse, Dur am. on Saturday the 8th day at December I“. at the hour of two o’clock in the fiftflgroon. the follow; mg roperty viz.â€"â€" e eatery part 0 the ghird Division of Lot “27.” in the First Concession West of the Garatran Bond in the Townshi of Bentinck, and now in the Town of Dar . containing about On the pro rty no a brick Cottage and frame Woods ed. a well and other conven- MORTGAGE Sale of Valuable Property HE FIRST GENERAL MEETING Of the Shareholders of the Durham 1 Of the Shareholders of the Durham Portlant Cement Company Limited, for the purpose of organizing the Com ny for the commencement of business wi be held at the Council Chamber in the Town Hall at the Town of Durham in the Count of Grev, on Tuesday the 4th day of Decem r, A. D. 1910. at the hour of 2 o’clock in the after- noon. DURHAM. PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY (limited) Durban. November 166.3900: supplying mstsrisl for ssme to coun- ty buildings. It also confirmed the payment of sccounts for building the versudsh st the Court House; rc- pairing roof of gsoler’s residence; coal supply; construction of the grsuolithic walks from Bay street to the Court House and gaoler’s resi- dence; superintendeuce of work; furnishing plans for versudah and walks, etc. Council adjourned till 2 o’clock Thursday p. m. The proceedings yesterday were largely routine. From Coopersville. Mich.. comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant tasting liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a good night’s rest. “It will soon cure the cough too,” writes Mrs. S. Himelburger, "for three generations of our family have used Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con~ sumption and never found it’s equal for Coughs and Colds.” It’s an un- rivaled life-saver when used for des- perate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 81.00 at all druggists. 'l‘rial bottles free. 1m. After along period of discussion and an almost endless amount of talk on the Cement industry it really seems now that something is in store for the people of Durham and vicini- ty. A notice appears in this week's issue. calling the first general meet- ing of the Company on Tuesday, the 4th day of December, for the purpose of organizing the Company and get- ting in shape for the commencement of business. A board of Directors will have to be appointed, and as every stockholder has a vote, it would be well on so important an occasion that every one interested in the prosperity of the town be present on that occasion. There is now no groping in the dark with regard to the industry as the Charter is already in the hands of the Provisional Directors, and the Stock Books open for a vast entension to the subscrip- tion list. We leave the question here for the consideration of the public believing the Cement works to be a profitable investment, judg- ing especially from the success of other companies now in operation. Don't imagine that you are experi- menting when you use Dr. Chase's Kid- ney-Liver Pills. They are almost as well known as his great Recipe Book, have made some of the most surprising cures of kidney disease on record, and have come to be considered the only absolute cure for kidney disease. Ask your neighbors about them. Nearly everybody can tell of some remarkable cure by their use. One pill a dose : 25 cents a box. at all dealers'. or Edman- son, Bates Co.. Toronto. One of the most common symptoms of kidney disease is the smaxting, scald- ing sensation when passing water, which is likely to come very frequently and at inconvenient times. Then «there is the dull, heavy aching in the small of the back and down the limbs. When these pains are accompanied by deposits in the urine after it has stood for twenty-four hours. you may be sure that you are a victim of kidney dis- ease, and should not lose a single day in securing the world's greatest kidney cureâ€"Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. i’ainful, Fatal Kidney Dlsease Notice of First General Meeting. 'NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY . Durham Cement Company. TOWN of DURHAM. â€"IN THEâ€" 0* 0.. -4 B Older yW IRWIN, Secretary. 4 ‘A- Nb ”NI, «1, % gagsg; ’IA‘ 4“ “(fl ’4: ’1» m ’43? s'b .sy, sngégggy 6 fig" (is? ’m‘ ’14 m ’m ‘! I V; 7m: 7115 \W’ Invest Your Money Where It Will Make Money *ifif *‘$* H. PARKE . . PEEL THE SHOE . . PEEL THE SHOE DRUGGIST fié From Head HONEY’S HONEY FROM you want. them. SUITSâ€"Tho vary but “I styles. j»? 1 OUT WEARâ€"hm -; Boots, Shoes. . UN DERWEua- , quality. £41“ GENT’S FORK ’ HATS AND CAPS in .11 style. consistent with quality. ‘2!- 7 OVERCOA'rsâ€"Dmdiu to: i Grant’s Old 5.th LOWER T01 STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL REMOVED fancy s] PRIOR AN D GUARANTEE The Mun-go- of ducted with 5 lug. oo-I what 2;. ”IIM'I I. honeyfifi ties .- “Fad" That,s all tl women or c hand-made money that pocket or m in the av? children go roads ? Ya without market. That's th'éi telling you about the neighbor about the: tell you you get 1i money by buying They will WE CAN FIT YOU 114 .5 um 1260 NOV. 294