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wag} Are you aware of the fact- that this is the proper time to leave your order for SAE/BUCKETS and all other requirements in the Tinware line. contemplat in buildings this year give us a call, as we guarantee to give you better terms than you can get elsewhere. w. s. PICKUP. W. S. GIVEN - - - THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1894. EDITOR ' CO UNT Y C O L'NCI L. Reeve Owen or Campbellford Elected War- denâ€"Ferguson, Thorndyke, nonaldson, Preston, Vance and Barnleu‘lt promin- ent on Committees. C. L. Owen, Reeve of Campbellford, elect- ed warden, our Reeve and those of the townships take prominent places on the committees. On Tuesday of last week the council of the united counties met at Cobourg and at 7.30 p. m. forty-nine members answered to their names at the call of the clerk, after which nominations for warden were re- corded. The contest lay between Reeves Gunyo of Brighton and Owen of Campbell- ford. On the first ballot Gunyo took 17 votes and Owen 13, with other Reeve fol- lowing in the wake of Owen. After a num- ber of lallots hal been taken, Owen was elected by 30 Lo 19 and conducted to his seat by his mover and seconded. Mr. Owen addressed the council briefly, thanking them for the unexpected honor and asking that they should not expect too much from him. Messrs. Fowlds, Preston and Underw0od \vere scrutineers and ably attended the ted- l ious work. On motion of Messrs Doyle and Mitchell, all the reeves of the various minor munici- palities were appointed a committee for the ensuing year. Mr. McCallum gave notice that he would move the Council into Committee of the whole to confider a motion for a more equit- able basis of taxation. The council adjourned at 10.30 to meet again on Wednesday afternoon at- 3 o’clock. Mr. J. .1. Preston, Reeve of Manvers, was appointed chairman of the committee to ' strike the standing committees. On Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock the speczal connnittee appointed to strike the various standing committees met, Mr. Pres- ton in the chair. The Council met on \Vednesday at 3 p. m. The warden read his address. He gave awarm welcome to the new members, es- pecially those from Port Hope He pointed out the business that would come before the council. High School Trustees would have to be appointed. A committee was to be appointed to enquire into the . validity of the Treasurer’s sureties, in ac- cordance with the act. The assets were $07,000 and the expenditures $66,000. There wasa balance of $1,316.38 It was small owingto the fact that all the expenses of the Narrows bridge, which was recently completed, had all been paid. He pointed out that it was aeccessary to have full re- turns of all lands in arrears for taxes. He sincerely thanked the council for the great honor they had conferred upon him. Port Hope‘s delegates to the county par- liament were then introduced and cordially welcomed. i I l ! Messrs. Ferguson and Richards moved t?:;‘-.ttlie1§:':uI-l Trunk authorities be com- rmnicatel with with a view to obtain re- duced rates for the councillors on the rail- way. it was pointed out that the (i. T. R. icrziieriy favored the councillors. "‘he Council met at 7.30 “'edms lay eveu- , ing when consi lcrablc discussion took place , in rega'd lo the arb‘trat‘on between the township : f \‘cvmo 1:: and the Un’tcd Coun- ::-,;s n a bride}. l I The man in.__: :ommitlees were then ap- pcinie l :-â€" . Ox l-‘s7\'_\\‘= r'. U. IMSIITTEEâ€"J. J. Preston is . l l . v ~ ‘ l chairman. Donaldson 0f CuVitll is also 012' 1o- ? :\' c- .. 34‘. i LEV ,._\is lli;I:::;;;s-â€"Rccvcs lhrz-Ju- 3 '~ g: ‘ 'l7w~:‘z:d_‘.‘i{e and lst llcgmlj.’ llai‘ui- i .. l :‘n. m ”‘2‘; ill-:sariziz'rrâ€"‘Jud l‘w pun " l,’ ’.'~ ~ “grit? :‘s. , .‘ t' .~i :‘1‘? tilâ€"JCS. ‘hCI'inlyim llcci'c T ‘-:'\r l t \ « -i1 3 ill ' a}? C 'r :H l: H H». L l il'l. {ll‘ .il‘\ .1 : ‘ '{zil‘ . ‘4“) l L‘ \‘x‘l ls. ' ‘F‘ I K V' f 'vv “ cured in ,. a in] ~-.\..,.In ."ilgiu‘lu cm» Ior lilé.-,-u::ia'.1s1:; ‘1. radicallv cizrcs in l :n 5'; days, . st, 'uzn {in} Sistcm is ulnar-hunt :7 lHV‘:[zzl‘lUli>. it removes a: V’lllfl' the cause. and the disease immedially nlisap 'l‘hr- limi dose git-ally benefits. 75; hold by A. Lesion, Druggist. Tiff-l5. con i. s. ' ing was retnmmg. f imiiou. i..\. 7 , . _ . 3 Mr. Herman Hicks l or Rochester, N. Y. De . ear Caused by . Catarrh in the Head Catarrh is a CONSTITUTIONAL disease, and requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY like Hood’s Sarsaparilla to cure it. Read : “Three years ago, as a. result of catarrh, I entirely lost my hearing and was deaf for mom than a year. tried various things to cure It. and had several physrcxans attempt It, but no im rovement was a arent. I could distinr girlish no sound. p21 was intending putting myself under the care of a specrahsfiwhen some one sugvested that possmly Hood 5 Bar- saparilla would do me some good. I be an to ing it without the expectation of _any last n help. To m surprise and at Joy I foun '1 three bott es that my hear- “ ien Ihad ken _ kept on t'll I had taken three more. It is now over a year and I can hear perfectly well. I am troubled but very little with the catarrh. I_ consider this a. remarkable case, and cordially recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all who have catarrh.” HERMAN HICKS, 30 Carter Street, Rochester, N. Y. HOOD’S PILLS are purely vegetable, and do not purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all ammo. â€"- CENTRE VILLE. Thursday evening, January 25th, the members of Court Centreville, No. 1242, I. O. F,, spent a. pleasant time, when the Supreme Marshall, J. L. Fair. and Supreme Chief Ranger, Dr. \V. Montgomery, pro tem, installed the officers elect for the ensuing half year. Following is list of officers :â€" Bro. R. Lang, C. R. “ Dr, J. \V. Gray, 1’. C. R. “ J. J. Herron, V. (3.3.. “ W. T. Donaldson, C l). H. C. R. “ Rev. J as. Cattanach, Chaplain. “ 1). Deyell, R. S. “ G. L. Fair, F. S. “ J. A. Tait, Treas. “ W. Christie, S. L‘. “ R. Brown, J. B, “ J. Lindsay, S. \V. “ J. Byers, J. W. “ Sidney Rutherfordfl. .. w. s. Rutherford, j Mitre“ “ Dr. J. \V. Cray, Court Physician. After the installation ceremony was con- cluded, Bro. Montgomery who on the eve of his departure to his his new home, Vi’ashing- ton territory, U.S., was called to the centre of the hall, and was encircled by the breth- ren of the court, and presented with a beautiful gold headed cane, aeompanied by he following address :â€" Dr. \Y. Montgomery. UI-‘Ari Bi-urriminâ€"3:110 members of Court Ccntrcville. l. 0. l~‘.. having learned with sin- ccrc regret. that you are about to take your dcpaiturc from amongst us. take this oppor- tunity to extend to you the fraternal good will of this court. “'0 therefore wish you to accept this cane as a slight token of our esteem for you. with the hope that it may guide you in the right path as you go to and from your Court of Foresters. Vl'c wish you every success in your new field of labor. and should it be that we never meet in this court af'ain, let us hope that. we may all meet in the. big l court above. Signed on behalf of Court Cent-reville. W. '1‘. Doxstox, C. R. J. J. Hunnox. R. S. - The (let-ter was greatly taken by surprise and felt he was unable to reply as he would like to. He said it was always a great pleasure to meet with the members of Court Centrevillc and was extremely sorry at leav- iig. Although confident he had not merited the beautiful cane, he would cherish it, as it would remind him of many pleasont even- ings spent- with Court Centrevillc. He also hoped they would meet in the high court above where parting is no more. After the doctor’s remarks refreshments were served and all present partook of them in such a hearty manner that proved con- clusively that an enjoyable evening was spent and that the brotherhood of Court Ccntreville was bound by an unbreakable chain. Mr. Tough of Knox College, Toronto, occupied the Presbyterian pulpit here last Sunday, Miss McNeil of Mauve-rs and Miss Finnv of Ops, have been visiting friends in this part during past two weeks. Messrs. Hutchinson Brothers from near Millbrook, have'had quite. a long spell of clover threshing in this locality, and they understand the business well. We are pleased io note that our esteemed Presbyterian pastor, Rev. Mr. Cattanach who has been ill for some time is on the way to recovery. v- THE ORA DIE. FALLISâ€"In Gavan on A I, . wife of Albert Fallis, or: {5133? ’ Jan. 28’ the Bnooxsâ€"In Millbroox, on Th~ . a- the Wife of George Brooks, offigll’gifo. 321;: .0, ' STANTONâ€"In Millbro , S . the wife of R. E. s °k “1 “day, Jan- 28011, . tanton, of a son. TOMB. Kennâ€"In Millbrook. on Wednerd a Januar 24th. 1394: P 0,1111 Matilda, daughtery’of Jame}; and Jennie he”, aged 5 y ears and 10 months. Positive ccomony, peculiar merit and wonderful medicinal power are all combined In Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it. Hood’s cures. "(HY CAN I GET R") or my tormenting corns; get rid of them without pain {get rid of them quickly and effectually, without possibility of return? The answer is use Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Cure, the great corn cure. Al- ways sure. safe, and painless. Putnam’s Extractor. Use it and no other.â€"Fra.uds are in the market. Don’t run the risk of ruining your feet with such caustic applica- tlons. >\_.. . I .1. Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet- ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly \tlapting the world’s best products to She needs of physical being, will attest laxative principles embracod in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting ‘L the form most acceptable and pleas- ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ative ;efi'ectually cleansing the system, dispel-ling Colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met “Wiroval of the medical profession, o, it acts on the Kid- neys, Liver and Bowels without weak- ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- gists in 75c. bottles, but it is manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered. Auction Sale ! OF VALUABLE FARE PROPERTY. ip’ of Hope, ounty of Durham. :- L‘Lann .. on, THERE WILL BE SOLD ON the value to health of the pure liquid . A large all-w 001 Blanket for FOR AN EXTRA LARGE STOCK OF Spring and SummerOoods. . ,. - « .‘ ‘iil. 71‘ 1m can urn-bore 35 Now being selected by our Mr. Gilchrist In all x , wâ€" ~13 < -\ , , . . . + ‘ {110 the next six “'xr-ee . , In order to do It we have decided to clear out an 1 .5 n ks the ' ltofs con} 1'; 13.. ._. , balance of our heavy bulky Winter goods, also 115:0k w ‘po : 1 1 kg .m, que u , 1» A V 1‘. n “V, 3 - up too much room, must go regardless of cost. .e ‘1 k. , “my.“ “a. a £6“ 0f the many bargains for t-lns .ee , ' ' â€" . An extra heavy do do 5.00 O Ailme Silkdiealette go: $450perd0yard. A fancy E1 d e r Down P5230“? 1.25 .' I , . u! do do do 9.00 do A large q no 10 I'Il‘f An Extra fine Sealett-e 9 7 5 do A Frenchfiatee? :‘l’vel‘iefl (lo 1.19 Ladies Fancy Fur Lined Cloaks, $25. A plam a i“ 001‘ “.313? fog" :20- do Plain Colored do 13 A fancy (’0 01'“ flu-woo. anew! we. Anefim large all wool do 90c. 11;. Fancy Quilted Cloak, Fur 0?; ;Bluck and colored Hopsacking 50c y’d ‘ . ‘ n " , .. c r,_ . . Ladies extra heavy Tweed Clea-ks A11wool§elge m “h “9"” ~33" laid with cape . 14 All our Tweed Dress Goods 45c yard . , x double fold Melt Dre»; Ladies Serge Capes w1th Sleeves “'25 H3343 19c. per yard on ( % Ladies Heavy \Vorsted Ca " with WA, Sleeves $15 ,, WW“W7EED EFFECTS Lagiistilk Brocaded Cape, ' $12 F] at 1350 pg" )‘iil‘d- m ‘ Lagieiflflush Capes trimmed with 13 3:32; 9:31-1:13 1:11;; 1:1 :2 310:}:1 3:1; 311:: Children s Coats equallyfaslow In for $11.50; Q . Q ~ A Heavy Colored Comforter for 900. :22: T1325 233311. 3111;. for ,1; An extra heavy Comforter $1.50 7‘ . . _ An extra large Comforter $2.00 An extra heavy Tweed Sun. for $13.22; A fine large Eider Down quilt for $5.60 A fine Beaver Overcoat for .16 An extra heavy Eider Down quilt 6.90 A Heavy Tweed Over-cor. t for 3.1.2 All better goods In Silk, c., equally A Heavy Blue Nap Overcoat for $15 as low. , 533 Fine Worsted Pants for 4.9.5. An extra heavy all-wool Blanket $3.25 Fancy Black \Vorsted Pants for 4:23 A extra large “ “ 354-00 Strong Tweed pants for 3.50 . , - . o "r , __ A fancy Carriage Rug for $.10 Fine Tweed Pants for 3 ‘ A fancy do all wool 4.00 HALL, GILCHREST co. . ' J ) )‘ J ‘ I30, I32, I34, SImcoe Street, lcrcrboro. HOICE SEED POTATOES FOR SALE. my... u P. The undersigner will visit Miilbrook every Tuesday and \Vcd Wthcprcsent date until the end of February. and notice is here- by eiven that. all persons indebted to the es- tablislnnent he represents must seetlc up at once as he is being pushed by his employers. 2-4t ' JOHN MULLIGAN. Lulu pngui Now is the time to leave your order. ‘ . I l The satisfaction we gave last spring isl sufficient guarantee that our Plaster i is right, our Prices are right and everything considered you can- - not do better than place your order for 1894 with us. MONDAY, THE FITTH DAY 01; After considgring the above kindly take in- FEBRUARY, 1894, At one o’clock in the afternoon. at the Dominâ€" ion Hotel, in the Village of Millbrook, by 1711'- tue of a Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage. which will be produced at the time of Sale, the following property :â€" LotsfiSevcntccn, Twenty-one and Twenty-two. in the Tenth Concession of the Township of Hope, in the Count I of Durham. containing to- gether. THREE H 'NDRED ACRES more or less. The following improvements are said to be on the premises: About 96 acres of Lot 17, in the 10th Concession are cleared and under cultiva- tion, having erected thereon a Frame House and Barn. on stone foundation, with Cow Stables under; a Stable and Driving Shed. About 186 acres of Lots ‘21 and 22 in the 10th Concession are cleared and under cultivation, having erected- thereon two Log Houses, two Frame Barns, Shed and Stables. TERMS :â€"Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be paid down on the day of sale. For balance, terms will be made known at the sale. For further particulars apply to JONES BROS. MACKENZIE, Solicitors, Toronto-st, Toronto, Or to W. (i, HETHERlNGTON, ESQ., ‘ 3-2t MILLBROOK. Have you visited the Centrevillc store SH ELF ‘ since it changed hands ‘.' If not, you should . do so, as ‘he present proprietor is certainly causinw a sensation in the line of cheap 0 gmxls. You cannot do better, and we doubt f you can do as Well in Millbrook or the i larger towns, rs'av 1 Did you hear ihat the Ccutrcville ‘ ) . ‘ ,‘ ‘I .~ ,7 - . -o ‘ Lillllll'. ll. 2;. Merec had achieved cousnlcl- ill‘l‘f 11'1““- ‘1 501‘ the Style of suit furnished a :utlcmcn. There is adept at nice fits ‘ 3”“! ”“7” personal ‘3\“:'c:'icm;e we can recom- ........“.‘l.r.,~- .ll; :ibci Ht .ililhm..:l, one thing curtain lu- is c I 1 .‘ ‘ .. 1 llu‘ll ‘. llllll (3:: places. ..-.-.L.- , 5 ‘_ ."‘ ill \ This never fails. meu, Druggist. . . C ~lmglim hpavm lflllllllulzi rum/ms al han. Sufi m.- ;A-allonscd Lumps aiullllcmishesl The baffling 11h. 1,1111“? of this month shall flu-1i have had “on”. ifl’ulll inn-59s". i‘iluml Spuvin, l‘lll'llS, Splints, COAIE AND Si‘lli‘” _ ' Ring 80““ S‘VU‘mâ€"‘N, Sprains, Sore and ‘ H, etc. .Suve $50 by “unarmed ny A Swollen 'i'broal, (‘ougm thcuse of one bottle. Liana]. p ll-l MANDN/ I'mrscs and all animals ’ “luau” li'mr-dford‘s Sanitary Sold by A. iv, .3. uremia to consideration the fact that we keep a sunnly of FLOUR of all grades, FEED of all kinds, MEALS manufactured from all the different grains, and in this line we offer you every- thing at a small advance on cost, Another very important department is our stock of TIN WA RE, which is well assort- ed and of the vcrybes‘t manufacture, it is made by experienced workmen and from the very best material. If you want anything in this line gleeamacallandvyounyill save money. ' We conduct the only market in Mfllbrook in which you can receive the highest price in cash for HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW SCRAP IRON, ETC. ’ as Don’t forget the very important fact that we can supply you with the best Can- adian and American COAL OIL at city prices. ‘ COALâ€"order your coal from us and get the best at the lowest price. By FruncisSmiih. 1.0: 13. Con. 1“ Hope. author- ized agenttor R. L. Herrick 5.: <‘o.. lirlghzon. N.Y. Last spring 1 received 1:3 lbs. of Seed Potatoes from Ihcm. and with no extra care raised 1046 lbs. from them. 1 can Oii'cr eleven different ‘.'aric1icu this wring. 1'. will or»? .iitle totry some or all of them. it izzay be worth dollars~ to you. Try them. f i don‘t gin: you acall drop me a Card and i will only be too glad to do so. -. . 7 ' ‘ ' RANCIS hull Ill, 2-331 i‘.;nip‘:)clh-rot'. Ont. .._. __.__._.._â€" M.___â€"- THOMAS Gilâ€"LOTT Oahiuetmaker $333 Kee s on hand a large «0:23; of COFFINS. CA KETS and all kinds of Undertakers' Goods. Bedroom. Parlor and all other kinds of Furniture. hand-made, at lowest prices. ‘ w Do not fail to call and see him, i-lv. SHINOLES ! PONTTEOOL, I have on hand a large stock of Pine and Cedar Shingles, which i am “rfiring for sale at lowest prices, qualities guaraht‘eed: Also manufactured lumber. timber and lath. Any. thing not on hand will be cut to order on short notice. ______..._._-_ Best No. l Shingles S 2.45 per thousand Best ‘2 inch Plank 9.00 do Best 1x10 inch lumber 10.00 do 2-4t W. STAPLES. A. PAYN E. LAKMEK’S LllIERY-l ADMINISTRATOR’S HEAVY NOTlOE t0 OllElllTOliS. IN TIII‘: ESTA 7'1} 01" JOLLY [{INS 71.1 V. I'I'JOJIJ .‘v', I) I'X'I'JJSI'II). "if O'l‘l( l‘l lSlllCIliCBY GIVEN PUPS" \\"l‘ Th [(l‘illC proyisiom~ of ll. 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On my r perfectly "aid, feared I shcul Friends urged l Yizor, and, on i Began and I now her one could wish ever, from blon H ghflf'lifit out in combfuil Ayer’s and now my 1; and very full an mended this p2; like good 1460 Regina 8L, “I have use several years a factory h‘S‘JlIS. preparation fr.- . T. Arnctt, liars Prepared by Dr. J .._,.._ __. (‘ \‘Gl’_\' 1 ' For ZI/Z‘i 5:7 mate a 221:: sold. A. TJ '1‘” l Tmi l -L00k out i . ment nexl \vulzl -â€"Rev. A. 5' been visiting .‘ll â€"Get the go: A” T. Elliottl . â€"M r. \V. -‘L bourg. 'â€"If our cu: It with practice :- Rah for Millla ' â€"chliapn.- incâ€"be sure 1.- â€"â€"The llz‘cl be worm gal: .» knows. â€"â€" â€"â€"Johi.:: -: made axe: market. “TAIL 'l‘f‘l': was a git; lel‘laim: 1‘... â€"-\Ilk imgg .' max kt" i 15‘: on .‘v \/ sudden", x (.11.! \‘l‘C l?,' ».1_. garden a.. i I