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Ayer s Pills Regulates the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, unlocks the5ecretions,?u rifiest.he `Blood and removes all im- purities from a Pimple to theworst Scroifulous Sore. Box 17, Anw A `g. q;:g.;x.;,.I`uL` Are the Best Every Dbse Evlv'f&>tlVe I 1' . W 1' _ 'i$"ohd m'eBd teed at:-at cost. an the .-you-siwitlmumi . 2 ~ IIWUUITO These Pills are manufactured by the Dr. Williams Medicine Csmpany, Brock- ville, 0nt., and Schenectady, N. Y., and are sold in boxes bearing the rm s trade mark and wrapper, at 50 cts. a box , or six boxes for $2 50. Bear in mind that Dr. Williams Pink Pills are never sold in bulk, or by the dozen or hundred, and any dealer who offers substitutes in this form is trying to. defraud you and should be avoided. Dr. -Williams' Pink Pills may be had of all drugaists or direct by mail from Dr. Williams Medicine Com- pany from either address. The price at which these pills are sold make a, course of treatment comparatively inexpensive RI nnrnnnrnrl with tnfknn (\!%\l\A:1\ A... o-an VGA? 9 A1I-_:- X N 1-:uuu nuuuu U_UI..T. -10_woeks old NEW BOAT with Cushions, _ Cgutpet etc-.. in and Spoon Oars. boat house rent aid for one year. 2 second-hand FIRE PR00 SAFES. 1 new , . . . . n. - n or ' Hg; ..` 00.. Barrie. _ 29-t . They are %1gan1ped ;' B. &. `C. < Ask; ybur /grocer. for ; tmmo Biscuit _& Bon f.l I-IUUUC " uni l\.l(|1 ;.n 151: u-uu _La.vnLLADUI.l- Communication from M. Gaviller, P.L. 1 S., and from J. R Cutter, Ulerk` of the Peace, 06! tifying to perfom.-an_ce Lgf duties by selectors of jurors, presented and read `Vvn Anrruntnnmru .._.....--..I....l _.,;,_.__ 1* .- FLETCHEB X: BRUWNLEE Aqgnrs, 11 _Put- in at short notice . A full. stock of Iron Pipe for Steam, Water and 2101: Stop and Check Valves, Steam Gauges, and `Water Glasses. All work 10-9 in this line promptly attended to. . ALL THE MOST APPROVED MAKES, WITH THE LATEST A NISHINGS, AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.` 3An3u;_sIov& FURNACE um I T `UNDEHTAKER {I-1' :. - 7 .:.- T |.;Avxes,..HandIes, - ELL` _ Fenc Wire, ` % ` Sleigh Runners, C11 _,2__`L . 3; miles from the T6555` of e. For particulars apply to J. A. DUNN, SULIW .7 uV;gVIu|u us Jusulo, pluuuulocu u`uu I630 Wm. Armstrong presented return of men s time employed on streets.` '-Ir in . e. -\ -J-1-`--maid'e byfthe- $59`iJ,iv> Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves ! Mllls 8: Plaxten s celebrated Furnaces At 4. HE?~1DE%`3:2a:;a% ?.; SOUTH SIDE DUNLOP STREET, NEXT TO THE CAN ! U.\' TEA STORE "C[`?~%?_i Chains. ` Dt'\C\IW BARRIE AND STROUD. __ _- _- --w- ----. vnuv v`lI-ISIIIUO W KM:-. Ltttle alaovtook occasion to compli-' ment the Council on the marked impravea ment made thiayear on the various-streets throughou the village AC6`... .I..n........... LLA n4.._.EI , V V ' 2-W- Shoe bteel, I11--- 13;: IJI: C ..Bbps,. Halters " `"i -.;int and PuttY- V. Glass ` Guns, Rlcs, and Ann: f - -- * '-'7 `.1; And all Funeral Requisites Furnished , attgggzlg Telegraph or otherwise DTOHII-I7)` G. O. DOLMAGE, Manager Stroud, Steam Works and Show Room. coL4..1;Ea-s'r.. Ba. 5. 7 Perru-anew onlargmy-em~ b~. t I U Efew and DBHIIIIIIII prH'.P_\. PHOTO s1'umou% 8othwe|| s flock, Barrio BARRAFB `COFFINS A`~ 1) GASKETS on` ALL H In stock or Made to Order KINDS ~,_;_J .4. FR6.\4--=:e>7 in m =z;-:.\ v. unuu-uuuvuv wvuuyulavuvuly IIICAPUUBLVU as compared with other remedies or medical treatment. T T V l mousn: WANTED. by Oct. lat = V . -or rent, within 6 minutes w not log `that? 7 rooms. Appl Lot; number Twenty-tvhree in the tenth Oessggn of the Township of Essa. in W` ` of 8 one, 200 acres. more or less. so wall and fnvnrnhlv In-mwn an the h This ' Loeeeion in W? V`2n, Simone, This land- ,. well and favorably known as the homesw la _,, the love John Arnold. is now offered _f0Pd```t`or ;. bi private contract. Offers will berecewe at ..thB wholeor anther half of the lot. ADW k the once: of the undersigned. . mnwson & cnmswrcxrc. . l Barristers. 53 1 _J `NEXT 0008 T0 I-A-IE! OF GDMMERGE ` A call sollcit;d-f_or all kinds of i DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES. DYE STUFFS, sous, comes. AND BRUSHES. ?2noons west or nus mm: HOTEL. _-_____ _-r`-u- -u-raw-- `"0398 Kl'0Wth. restores nzrey or {uh-:1 r~ at in` its natural color. PRICE $1.00. For Hm kg 311 dmzziqts. or at DONFN wE\`1rs. I .: n 105 Yonge street. Toronto. Keeps the head Faun: FROM D.wr~m~2-~r. H0- SHEMIST mu naumzm. FIRST PRIZE. BARBIE. 1888. 1890. 1891. i on. nonauwews Et_mAN HAIR MAGIC Allaudal; council. Council met at 730 p m." Present-V Raeve Soules _a1.d Councillors Baillie, Kell and AHvu.rri_aon. -an In .-- ._ _. rnlsoarr-rxoxs OAIIIULLY oompormnnv. TOILET ARTIOLES-A FULL LINE. Grain Scoops, I _ . SWITHW zine, Pm. BARBIE um BRACEBR-IDGE vem?-e FOR SALE- =Michigan s Soldier's nine, ;_; ` , ; H-,moit1al.Wa`r"i Grim`; Ra ms, March _,." l8l,2`.`.;..`_'g; DI`. Medibiiie C I P ,1 .. GitNr;.strsN,-I have your letter of the 24'.h.Aasking me what benet Pink Pillsfor Pale People. and it gives` menu- bounded satisfaction to-rep:y. _Within ten dlyl after I- `began taking -Dr, Williams Pink Pills, those terribly ex cruciatiug pin) I had experienced -in my limbs, heart, st:-mach, back and head, began to leave `me, becoiiiine` less severe and less frequent and before I had taken all of the second -box they were gone. At times since I have experienced aches, but they are nothing compared to the pains I had formerly? sulfa-r.d. For months I could get no sleep or rest, only i -from the use of morphine, two, three and five times daily. Soon `after I be gan taking the Pink Pills I discontinued the morphine and have taken it but one. since. and I am now only taking my fourth box of the Pilis. B f.re I began taking Pills I had no passage from my bowels except from the use of cathartics. Very soon after taking` the pills my bowels moved regularly. and naturally,- - ` constipation was entirely gone. Previous to commencing the use of Pink Pills my urine was milky in color and after stepd- iniz resembled a jelly substance. is clear and perfectly natural, and shows no sediment whatever. I had` lost -the use of my legs and could not bear the weight of my body on them. By the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills_ and cold baths and rubbing with a crashtowel prescribed with them, my limbs have steadily gained in health and strength until 1 can now bear my full weight upon them. I have been gaining slowly, but surely, ever since I began the use of the Pink Pills and am perfectly condent that I will be able to walk again and be comfortable, and this after doctoring for years with the best physicians and specialists who said my disease could not -be cured but only relieved temporarily by the use of hypodermic iniections of mor- phine. I would not do without Dr. Williams Pink Pills under any circum- stance, even though they cost ten times what they do, and I str ugly recommend them to persons elicted with locomotor ataxia, paralysis, kidney troubles, ner- vous diseases and impurities of the blood.` I have recommended the Pink Pills to a number of old comrades,._and in every instance they have proved benecial, can I therefore do less than warmly. recom- mend them to all who read this letter 7 Yours very gratefully, i E P. HAWLEY, Pink Pills are a perfect blood builder and nerve resiorer, curing such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, partial paraly- sis, locomotor ataxia, St. Vitus dance, nervous headache, nervous prostration and the tired feeling therefrom, the after effects of la grippe, diseases depend- ing on humors of the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink Pills give a l.ealthy glow to_ pale and sallow, complexions, and are a specic for the troubles peculiar to the female system, and in the case of men they e'ect a radical cure in all cases arising", from mental worry, overwork or excesses of any nature. 'l`Inn-4 `Dill... -_.. ...----.--L----J L 4` NOW it --will be found-- 1 Lanterns, TI-IE Baling Wi] AND B.-~. \T FH`. Hlobc \'ui\'es A m In unition 8.1889, . I 0-. ~wr.r :. I`-14%` ' '~-1` `*3. am: 11. s. uoa_m1 men an nc;:,ot,qoyg_u_&. tromcuuan. 9 *"Hvj'fL.:~,:j;&:_:f` Tho`~f6l|`pihg~:lt.ter tells the tgfe of 01:97` released fx-`Gm auifariuu. had iiedfno cuu1_;pent_ :-,--. ' `J-..A...___ -_ _;J_'_,) . \ 0- KIKUUHUUIU L 1.12.-%4 e.n} 5 .1 BEIfOB_.T OF VCOMMITIEES. __.___4.:r------ ;-`sport I`~23_,f1;e'o$m- it W6 " rates imposed `(in those :1: team, work on at}: _ 06 H ` ~ ` "cc" ~ A foot ball match was ;5_l ayed_j v`;l1jere;-on Saturday Lbetweenthe Alum; :a1:;B:;d- ford teams; L . A tel.` a long r-a'!_;,d ,_[heird_r struggle the game, .. was declared a tie.` The return match will be played in Allraton on '_Th&l`l,k`Di7iDK_ Day. `,. \ _, " : A teacher: c0r'fv'entlowill be ~- `the model, -aehoel-, (Friday)! `afternoon. ~' ~ * - : . ,Dr- Geo... D. Morton, of Toronto, woe` the guest of Mr. Thou. Dewsou over _Snnda~y.1 J ~ Mu} Joaph Fimu, referred to last week,'*=w'u `tialion `" to" the fills: _`. '__~ \ ,1,-.'V`,~'I' 1.4` 1.,` 11- -7 .-'- min`: ` aa- `ed with`inow`,_ the g-itof the` sei'loIi.; 5; = puuupy. : _On,$uuday Moi-1IziqnLg'\;v;v'lT1o;:1_"_:ja V%I%A v,.(_>k`o it via : aVn6,v?l'aight toheetha arbupd cqey. . Y W. .21',t1ist1*')n_,`,..1-'e[J`Ii.irs't.o shovels) 25 7 ,' Ql`1sl.$ i. 1:; adopted} `I7 !-...-.-.. f`A-.g....:I.a. . . _ . _ ___A: on A.-_, 9` Billiff Hirriaonejitpor; L m.;:;;.;b;; a;..T.;,1;.;.` 1:;;.:' 50;... ' 5 Whitby oolLoge2,o:,th6 ;1;o1gay's :"~ 7 --v --W ".1" -..".'=""."*.." _ J,__ . _ 4 Mr. Jan. R639 and fatmly, `of `West G`willimbury,=_;,hn;v_oi u;1oved>i_nt(,> town, % - A student preached in Trinity Church last Sunday. R.-av. E. W. Sibbald, of Schoinberg. {willt preach {next Sunday. The latter gentleman is unable. to accept the invitation to the pastorate of this church, as his cungregstion at Schumberg will not allow him to leave- _` . A speoislaermon to the member: of the Sabbath school will he Apregched nexr. Sunday morning in the Methbdit chuuh by Rev.AJ.l J. Ferguson. L "h - r~h`a--' - .- L." P .:a_ ii:-. Sxzith; a.- Kn'oxColleze Student, nccupied phe pulpit in the Presbyterian [church last Sunday. Alex Mcmrlaud, Lesli `DJBSSE. i3"R'1'$ I Canines. Magtlie` Garruthers, Charlotte `Amdtt, Fauuy`Dempater,. Willi Arhott, J 036 ph Tigfn, Wilfred Gibson} A %mhm;giv`i;.g{".;;;s;;"}J{'i,; held in the Methodist Church this evening beginningat 7 30 o'clock. M Bradford. Advance Correspondence. A Rev. Mr Mvvhtt, will preach in the Pre_s_h_ytveI_-_1qm church next Sunday and on Tueadpy veninu will address a. meeting in7't_he_iuter( at: of the Ttqct. Society. ` "1L7V` a nun -'--- Honor Roll, Utopia Public a School. The names are in order of merit. 4th Class.-Jerom_e Dackworth, John _Bell, NellieMcMaster. May Dobson. aOrphia Jennett, yMary `Peacock. 3rd Class.- Minnie Smith, Sadie McMester. Robert Muir, Tommy Miller, Jennie Bell. Lillie McMast_er, Mary Ford; Angus McIntosh. Lizzie Jennett. Edgar. Rennick, Henry Smith. 2nd Cl'aas.-Ida Titfen, Girtie McFarland`, Fanny McFarland, Willie Miller, May Oarrines. Ervin Miller, Rachael Hindes. Maggie Bell, Eddie Clark, Joseph Clark, Charlie Peacock. Pt. 2nd -'Estie Bell. Willie McMaster, Libbie Tiffen. Stella Hindes, Eva Carrmes, Aaron .lennett; Alice Ford,` Sandy Carrmhers, Walter T.`en, Simeon McIn- tosh, Tommy Ford, Isaac J ennett, Maud Mclatoah. Wilson Bell. Nellie Dempster, Abigael Dempster. Albert Gibson. 131; Class.--LauraAMcIntosb,_ Susan Miller, Alex lM.cF.'arlan'd, Leslie Dobson. Bertha nan-rinnn Mnanin- (`inn-nd-Inn... 'nt...-1;.u.-l __- -- . V -u-up-nsaoqilila Ha1lowre en.tfiei:s in this neighborhood were not numernus. The `custom is deservedly. falling into desuetude. The Pat:-mus vf Ind uatry are progressing rapidly. the attendance is good and new members are being initiated.` They expect a lect er soon and hope to gave him a large and attentive audience. - v.. _-v--- -~,-- 4 \I\-nJ\aIlI' VIII} Illllln Our hunting club have returned and report 3 good seasnr. Utopia. Advance Con-espondence, M We have lust our esteemed neighbour Mr. S`ephen Duckworth, who has moved a. little further nnrth in the township. V A Parlor`S.;clal in connuckion with the Methodist church at the residence of Mr. Levi Smith was held on Tuesday` the 90b. (1.... I....-_L:._.. -I.-L 'L - r. vow-v nu uatsununu, I V Mr. Tuna. Wilson [sprained his foot` seriously, but is fasr.`reo`ovei-ing. L 0 L No. 450, oelbrated the fth November as worthy O`~auqemen know how. The brethren began `tn assemble atan early hour and by; the, appointed time the hall was wc-ll lled with, thvse who love to celehraie all such events. When t-helndge bnslm-.ns-was closed; the brethren repaired I-n -B:-go._~ Hender,giori s where a grand spread awaited` them. Greatoredit is due mine host for ,thev_ery excellent dinner pr-v'~d1-ad. A goodly number of Baxter L.gO L was present and the brethren of Ivy Wlil only be too glad on any further nccaai n to return the complirnent. When the wants` oftlie inner man had beenattendci-d to `the brethren marched to the echo! house, when a splendid programme was carried out. Our much esteemed Bro. Chas. Pulling, P.C.M., more than-sustained his former reputation as chairman. The kind hand shake and pleasant smile of Bro. Palling is always greeted With pleasure at Ivy. The following speakers delivered stirrimz < addresses :-ReVe. Bms. Tbos. McKee, P.S.I.. Joe. Morgan, H. H Cunmgham. Bro. Hauahton Lennox, T. W. Leunox i and the Rev Mr. Robinson. After sing-. mg the National Anthem the meeting dispersed having spent a very protable celc bration. Rev. M`. Inmlferr. uccupied the pulpit. of the Presbyterian Cnnrch last Stbbath in theobsence of the pastor, RSV `Mr. C`->chI-one who is at. present in Muakoku, I II III, t1>v~c . ...... vuagnvu uuuvuyuuuuuuu. ` I Mr. T. R. B=L!'IY.I.IIg has increased his` fortune by $1,000, has wife. presenting " him with a daugnrelr last` wepk; usher and child are duiug well.` n at -I -~ `-' -` 'A:fI:ierrhnv % 091 jnogion of adopted; `- 1 0 L .... .:.._ -1: `I ;Au...a..Ie. Nov`. 7 +., 1892.5- V7 a &`U.,WU`.: John Ndill : q n__-_c-|_1 -vuvr r run-p . 1 4 B '`5.'d 05 W"1K8. fr!) #122` no unnl-en, - I 'ed-than Qlngmgep v.|rs`"-g(3.,5`3,u-'y* fa d'~laa'n:f; `F1-uh: Inf '.A'tn`L.u-0..-- _ IL..-) L... .1 _.. 'ed` `l.l>1K'II` f'|-ace"a`aar'y" `iii di 'fl'I)nI.,uf, .A;tId,ert.nn's hare! he I -nn 5' A I - 18.} .....- .-_ tr n r! .~ __~.....-- vvr Iv: ll 'Il"' ! hf Kell-+ H:arn`su n. `Vrvportgi adofe_6:' _ ino.'ion of Harrie-.m-g-Ky!l&,. C?|lI.u0il adjuu_ruedt.ill 2lst N-v'., at 7.30 pv.m `.-.-'.-.~.'ux`M- { -' I `MAM Fm uce Camuxittee, rennin`-t 24. reoum-E mended that the eel , I) paid: the olunttrmnry fee u: 32 eacn. U ' (in-~mAei.... ..t D .n__ 17,n- .adp_ted. 1) way nouuwuurqtlly |,l,' n` v` ale". QDf1m6tiuu of Bptllleo-Kali,` rrpul`t" .._..| -c nr . .-... T I ildxm -71- Advance Corn spondenc. I D D , _- _- -' ' ' Enw. 'Wu11'nBuu.n, I` I . 5, report; ' 2! '9 Clerk ' llllllll &` I . q..',9 $133 % "W9nm.d-*; pff for "I-"_:Bih1 Rea.'det'8..`" ` ' xbanm non-uxunm igmm` `-Qqupu some bnooum oi.-I.1`h|Alnt.no 1 `a:."*z:.s.* . } - ` `\e4uaibou~raw_ni.nn ;`c..;:."s.:::."'.?..`i1'P::."`;.:a?...'::`z:'.2~. Canada at the `world : Fair. Prof. Saunders. Canadian commissioner to the World s Fair, is busy with his staff preparing (statement in detail; of all the Canadian exhibits, with the space taken up hyeaoh, .The World s Fair manage- ment in Chicago has asked for a state- ment of this sort from each State and country, "in order that it may be known how each is using the space allotted to it. One of the largest single -spaces allotted to a Canadian exhibit is that given to the Canadian PacicvRgailwayCompany, which a will show -a ` cog ;iblee;ff1aassener ?express train inthe spac'e.oft 5,JO00_\sqi:are feet. "3r7d':`:1'.'""'3':'5u'o:':3'31':c7b" `;ta?&1`.' 0'53 1 . huut.l!nL5.n'nlnnk an...-.s..-m... ....1 m'3'33T'_' 6.. tin` V besamssz. ~'.l`ho9bjoeHn-olen! thelolibonl `iamuubmj .533: :55-'t 7'3d&s'5rEm75u '"*"`.-3.": uxtoadnd beyondtho tlihoblre id for. Print to :.x..' -.1v...|..;.1...`:...~? muemm. D6, Ur. tuokung 54, L. Morriaon 2; 2nd Class :-`-H.` R12; 125, M. Chappell 11], W Johnsto_n.78,-F. Partridge 69, L. Emma 52, Z Magill 42, J Hickling 35, ` .A. Rumhart 34 A. Hill 33, W. Hicl-(ling ` 32, M. Peagock 26,__W. Grantvllv.` zm _m f Crown Hill 1;-i-lbllc Scli:i<.)l for October. `Senior Department, 4:}: Class :-D. Chap- pell 165, W. Drury X60. Eg. Caldwell 13].. J. VD:-my 123, L. R x 12], M. Rin'eha.rt. 117, E Johuatop_ 116, E. Partridge 90, E. Emma 88 EiCa.ldwell 75, D. Jamie- son 67.. 3rd Class :--B Drury 149, W. "Luck 131, J. Partridge 12!, E. Peacock 117, G. Darby 116, 0; Ohapoell 114, D. Luck 107. L. Partridge 87, Eva Partridge 68. G. Bell 65, _ E11. Partridge 59, L. Rmehart 58, G. Hiokling 54, L. Morrison 9 P `Lu! nI...z.~.=_\_l:l D`. 1:: mt rn.-__-n l$bL'UlI_-1'5 U!` UUuM..l'1"l,`li;s8. Finance Committee, `report 22, mended payment of the following :- J Daviieon. lumber for sidewalks.$lO5 V-Jae. Alford, work on etreetg.-. 500 S. Montgomery, work on Itreetsg, ._. ;_,3=.00 R.'Mick, " ` 2*b0~ T. Cunningham, " -.+.. -22 `D Il.l'l..Im It V H 4'``l\"* Separate Sch ol honor list for. October. -Form III, Fourth Class:--Loui. Gra- ham, Minnie Kavanaqh, Marie Carnenter, Mary. Skahl, Carey Clayton, Richard Dalton, Katie McBride, Patrick Kearne. a Third Class--H. Mahony, C. McCable, 3 E. Blain, F. Geary, H Clayton, John} McDonald. Second Claee-J. Mahony. John Oliver, John Skahl. F. Sholdice, F. St. O nae, D. Curran Form,II, Fourth Claee--Katie Moore, Mary Graham, Del- phine Marrin;-Lena Dalton. Virgie Sib- bald, Louise Genry, Ollie Scuily. Third Claas-'Minnie Sevigney. Stella Hamlin. _Loniae Scully. Nellie Hill, Mary Ken- nedy, Inenerly ; Sec_ond Ola`ea-Maggie Hill, Alice Bolf, Lulu Martin, Annie Gra- ham, Aggie Dalton. were very well attended. The lecture on i the first evening by Mr. J A Patterso , 1 of` Toronto, contained much food for thought and was the production of an undoubtedly clever mind. I take `excep- tion to the manner of its delivery how- ever, as in my opinion asproductiou which is read from beginning to end is an essay and notlan address. He closed with a : grand description of Wannamalrer's Sun- l day School, which he visited a few weeks ' ago. I t was a regretable fact that several who promised to give addresses on the second day failed to appear or to send an explanation. This is not the right thing. Altogether, I think the Convention was! not as successful as the one held here three years ago. The same general inter- est doesnot appear to have been taken in it and the whole talk and management ap- pears tu have devulved upon a few. If the Convention is to do its work there must be achange, and every member of it must feel a personal interest and take a Dart in it. The President for the coming year is Mr. J. F. Belfry, of Newmarket. PAYS FOR. THE} ADVANCE `FOR ONE YEAR. An Excellent Investment `GHEATBIBUE iW?W"W- 8|MGO[ 8 HWURI "Canon-lniaaowenadgptpidtohlldrenthii Colic. Constipation, Ifcommenditutuperiortoany rescn` ` ' Sour Stomach, Dian-hcaa, Eructstion. ` = knowntome." V 11; ;_ ;,,,3n_l;L D" mu Km: W43-;ns, gives sleep, and pronoun di- 1113-I1|'d8*--Brok1yn.N.t. mm-xouamedmaon. Ebnor Ron. i\-`:4 p... - Honor Roll.` 13'. ii'o'b"i3." . E7 . A...._-4._-- IAIOMIA c..;xi.`rauts e gchildren. 1.00 . ,,-- .'.l$I;Il4I,u Tron mu PlnnJ `IV E; `uni Srkingf " `-BIAOOIIIIIK.-.. _~ . , 21! other ower- Il . Inn at on .u.......... -_.1 _-.. _...t`!' B `F019 Lw|LL|AM4??I?A%YLo R* % ; --wnoI,1s:a4'L;% Florist V gnu; A qqraqujg-._ `Mr. E A I';`tt.le.ll)Ze_pl1't._y--`l{a'eve of In-V nisl, addressed the Council on behalf of that township. He stated that the pro- posal of this council; that each corporation should undertake the maiuteinence of half of the Essa Street town-line. was not acceptable to his colleagues. He then pointed out that the roadway there" is in an unsatisfactory, if not dangerous. c9n- dition, and proposed that this council pro- ceed tu repair the same by re-ditching the low part at 14th Con. and reconstructing any obsolete culvert at southbottom of sand hill, Iunisl to bearhqlf the expense. Ml`- T_.u.I,. -1-.. a...._I- -_-_-:--, A , Tan 77 Iunuy Street, N. Y. 15-.) . Y RHEU/v\A'nS7v\. SKIN DISEASES Unlike other cathartics, the e'ect of Ayer s Pills is to strengthen the excretory organs and restore to them their regular and natural `ac- tion. Doctors everywhere prescribe them. In.spite of immense compe- tition, they ' have always maintained their popularity as a family medi- cine, being in greater demand now than ever before. They are put up both in vials. and boxes, and whether for home use or travel, Ayer s Pills are preferable to any other. Have you ever tried them ?. Prepa.r.e'd by Dr. J. C. Ayer&Co.-, Lowell, Mass. -Sold by all Druggists. ' I `jg \ DYSl;EPS|A. BILIOUSNESS. CONSTIPATION. ~ HEADACHE SALT RHEUM.` SCROFULA. HEART BURN. soua srowxcn DIZZINES s. ~ DROPSY AF. .S..1?i!!.S Are compounded with the view to general usefulness and adaptability. They are composed of the purest vegetable aperients. Their delicate sugar -_ coating, which` readily- dis- solves in the stomach, preserves their full medicinal value and makes them eas to take, either by old or young. or constipation, dyspep- sia, biliousness, sick headache, and the common derangements of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels ; also to check colds and fevers, Ayer s Pills: yggyl-IlaI5l5\lI&U U510 Vllll_&D After discussion,` the Council were: of` opinion that inasmuch as the road in" question has, for years past, been in a bad; state two-thirds wou!d be a more equitable share for Innisl to take of the expense of 1-epair, -which view of the case Mr. Little agreed to lay- before his council ,ffmj- consideration. ~ ' I " l -