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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 17, 1895, p. 8

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oliurct notices congregational j min st- stotriile ber prjtor rmidtcco jlainsteut end- dinae service every sunday at 1030 s- and 7 p m sunday school at 30 p m otoeral parer meeting on lyedneljr ereniuit at 8 christian endeavor every monday renins at 8 oclock all are welcome- presbyterian church main stslocfivule bar h- z a reld b a ptor residence jsdwsrd st- wett end divine serriee every sunday at 1030 a m- and 1 m sunday school at 240 p m goner al prayer meeting on wednesday ereninjc at 8 oclock- junior christian endeavor monday resins at 45 and senior at 8 all welcome baptist church main st stounmlle bart bookerpaitor bejidenee albert st south divine service very sunday at lh30a- maad7 p m sunday school at 30 p m prayer meetisc on wed nesday ereoini at 8 oclock- young- peoples union erery monday evenin at 8 oclock all art welcome methodist church church street stouffviue key jos- yoanr pstoreiuece main st west end derinommee ever sunday at 1030 a-m- and7 p msodyschooi at 20 pm general prayer matid oa wtdnead it evening at 730 bpworth league ever other monday even s neat 730 all seats free strangers welcome the tribune stouffviixe oct 17 1895 the long winter eveninfa are drawing tunh and a word as to how they may be spent to profit will be in order in this age of business rush and haste to accumulate golden dollars many exercise their physical powers to their fullest capacity leaving no time to store the mind with useful and financially profitable knowledge lnthe case of yount men who have left school and taken a situation in some of our shops no better employment could be engaged in durincr sparo evening hours than to become a member of our public library which costs only the trifling sum of si a year i and make diligent use of both library and blading room young men in our village have golden opportunities ofstorinsr the mind with useful knowledge as we have a very large and excellent collection of books and the beadingroom is supplied with the be3t magazines periodicals and works of reference our minds cannot be stored up with too much useful information and we know not but that in after life it may be come of very much benefit besides the pursuit after knowledge to those who be come interested is a matter of great satis faction- recreation for the young is all very well in its place but in youth is the time to develop the mental faculties and fill the treasurehouse of knowledge which cannot be done more conveniently and satisfactorily than by taking advantage of the public lihrary- from reports coming from all parts of ontario typhoid fever appears to be much more prevalent than in former years and it is a disease which requir es a good constitution to withstand its ravages the bacteria to which it owes its origin seem to subsist on decaying animal matter hence the necessity ot cleanliness in regard to outhouses and premises generally the cellar is otten a fruitful source of contagion especially as regards diphtheria and typhoid fever and its contents should be carefully kept free from decomposition as far as possible next comes the domestic water supply it is not generally known that deleter ious matter may filter as far as two hundred feet and contaminate our wells where wells exist on small lots there is great danger that the in filtration from the back yards and closets may render the water totally unfit to use the bacteria are destroyed by heating the water to the boilinsr point but how many would go to the trouble of boiling water for drinking purposes it seems to us that it will not bo many years till stouffviue will find that from a sani tary point of view a system of water works will be a profitable investment it is true that there are many good wells in town but it is also true that it is an old village with in many places the accumulations about half a century in the back yards and no doubt in the densoly inhabiced portions the ground is saturated with death- dealing filth which will eventually tell on the health of the community all that can be done under the present circumstances isto exercise the greatest precautions in regard to the removal and disposal of all refuse and unsani tary matter cleanliness is next to godliness thejatter produces tight ness of spirit while the former is con ducive to health of body a great family news- vapr no family is so poor that it need go without a weekly paper no family is so rich that it can afford to do without one no family rich or poor can afford to for get that the best paper is the cheapest and the one that brings big returns on the investments the ideal family paper makes itself indispensable to o very memb er of the household it interests helps amuses and instructs makes itself invalu able and once taken is novor abandoned there is o su papor in canada the tjaafttv ltttdatn latjtwmyi wffltchubch ro iominion and in aa tho r greatest tjjefamnthfikaid sndrjd dollarsagainst tmlway accidents freo of cost splendid as were its qualities as a family journal boforo it has recently been enlarged from twolvo to sixteen sages and interesting now features and opartments havo been added- each issue is a wondor and is received by tho reader with amazement that so great a paper can bo published for tho price if you dont know the family herald you should send at once for a samplo copy tho family herald and weekly star is only a dollar a year wo hoar from thoso who havo seen it that tho family herald has a premium picture entitled littlo qucenio this year for yearly subscribers worth five times tho whole subscription ltiis is verily an ago of wonders rie robl curtis 2 bus small peas thos w stevens uriah young 2 bus white oats tbos v stevens uriah young 2 bus black oats wj htycraf t thos manderson 12 ears indian corn francis lundy uriah young peck white beans thos w stevens james lawrie peck red clover seed francis lund y peck timothv seed rolph bruels v j haycraft peck flax seed uriah young rolph bruels 2 bos buckwheat thos w stevens chas winner woollens judges mrs e sangs- ter mrs e smyth flannel home made 10 yds m- c wismer francis lundy j flannel factory 10 yds mrs w wallace full ciotbhome made 10 yds ralph bruels blankets home made 1 pr francis lundy uriah youne 10 yds woven wool carpet francis lundr ralph bruels rug carpet uriah young francis lundy pair horse blankets mrs c wismer uriah young mitts 1 pair miss inez mcpherson ralph bruels 1 lb home spun yarnurlah young ralph bruel i lb factory yarn mrs- w wallace mrs ed forsvth woven counter pane mrs ed forsyth ralph bruels bed comforter jas lawrie thos 1 pair knitted plain wollen stockings miss i mcpherson uriah young 1 pair knitted plain socks miss i mc pherson uriah young 1 pair knitted plain cotton stockings miss i mc pherson mrs 6 r vanzant 1 pair darned socks or stockin missi bedrletrjilss f dev- ln mrsteci forsyth slipper holder inise thomas mrs g r vanzant dies underclothing machine made j- haycraft mrs w wallace ladies underclothing hand made mrs w wallace crochet work and fancv braid combined miss splnkmrs g r vanzant knitted lac6 2 yds mrs g r vanzant uriah young gentlemans shirt machine made w j haycraft j j bell gentlemans shirt hand made mrs w wallace ralph bruels cotton crochet lace 2 yds mrs g r vanzant louise thomas pillow shams plain louise thomas miss spink ladies departmentjudges minnie stark john graham miss clara john son toilet set 5 pieces miss f devlin louise thomas point lace miss i mcpherson mrs spaulding roman embroidory mrs g k van zant louise thomassilk embroidery miss i mcpherson miss f devlin cotton embroidery mrs c wismer miss i mcpherson embroidery in arrasene mrs w h hayes louise thomas embroidery in rope silk mrs spaulding miss f devlin fancv lidv miss mcpherson mrs spaulding mould embroidery louise thomas miss devlin j lamp shade mrs spaul ding louise thomas fancy head rest miss i mcpherson miss f dev lin table cover miss spink mrs l doughertv silk table scarf miss spink miss mcpherson photo case miss spink a push teacosey miss devlin louise thomas piano scarf miss devlin mrs w wallace honi- tonlacemrsspaiding macrame work miss spink mrs spalding drawn work mrs g k vanzant louise thomas embroidery jn lace stitches louise thomas miss spink embroi dery on bolting cloth miss mcpher son mrs g r vanzant tatting not less than 4 pieces miss mcpherson sofa pillow thos caaely miss spink whisk holder louise thomas mrs g r vanzant five oclock tea cloth miss spink louise thomas veil case miss mcpherson mrs spaul ding gentlemans handkerchief case miss mcpherson louise thomas gentlemans tie case miss spink louise thomas gentlemans shaving case miss mcpherson louiso thomas table doylies not less than 4 pieces miss spink louise thomas netted doylie mrs g r vanzant a purh panel louise thomas mrs w wal lace fancv blotter mrs spaulding louiso thomas easel scarf miss spink miss f devlin cotton em broidery j j bell j j boll childs crochet woollen jacket miss spink w d reesor sideboard scarf miss spink louise thomas tray cloth louise thoma miss spink biscuit cover mrs g r vanzant miss mc pherson fine arts judges miss mia pie stark john graharnmiss clara john son painting on silk in water colorsmrs w h hayes mrs w- h hayes painting on silk in oil mrs w h haves painting on can vas in oil e r fitch mrs ldough ertydrawlng in cravonsam george mrs w h haves drawingin t lead pencil mrs w h hayes mruw h hayes drawing in pen and ink mrs w h hayes mrs w h haves collection of photos w j mortens painting in china no less than 6 pie ces e r fitch mrs g r vanzant painting in oil on bolting cloth er fltch mra w h hayes painting in oil on velvet mrs ed forsyth mrs w h hayes puintinsr in water colors marino scene mcdonald patterson mrs spaulding painting in water colon marine scene mc donald patterson mrs w h hayes drawing in pastelle mrs w h hayes mrs w h hayes sale register tuesday nov 5tb 1895 at lot 16 rear of 8th con whitchurch thetarm stock implements c of hannah hop kins eleven months credit on all sums over s10 absolutely no re serve n e smith auctioneer tuesday oct 22nd at 1 p m at lot 7 con 2 uxbridge the farm stock im plements c of albert stover terms all sums of 810 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit n e smith auctioneer friday nov 1st at 1 p m at lot 6 con 7 whitchurch the farm stock im plements c of robert dennie terms wood pigs carrots potatoes turnips fowls and all sums of 5 and under cash over thatamount 12 months credit n e smith auctioneer friday occ 18th at 1 p m at lot g con 7 whitchurcbthe farm stock implements c of r w lemon terms all sums of 10 and nnler cash over that amount 12 months credit n e smith auctioneer friday oct 25th at 1 p m at lot 12 concession 3 uxbridge the farm stock implements furniture c be loupiothrgtatqfjbjtayai y rbaasaalj won terms turnips and all sums of 10 and under cash over that a- mouut 12 months credit n e smith auctioneer saturday oct 26th at 1 p m at lot 34 concession 7 pickering town ship chattel mortgage sale of farm stock implements c terms all sums sums of 10 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit 8 per ceut per annum off for cash on all sums over sloj james obrien bailiff wednesday oct 30th at 12 oclock noon sharp at lot 31 8th line whit church vivian the extensive and ex cellent farm stock of w a mccormack consisting of 8 cows 7 heifers 19 steers and heifers 2 thorobred bulls 15 yearl ings 12 calves 130 wellbred shropshire sheep 2 rams thorobred registered 8 lambs also farm implements c a credit of 12 months will bo given on all sums ovor 10 or 7 per cent discount for cash positively no reserve n k smith auctioneer tho health of every organ ans of the body depends upon tie rot the blood the whole world knobs the standard blood purifier la hoods sarsaparilla anot therefore it is the only trua and xelmblo medicine for nervous people it makes the blood pure and healthy and hhus cure nervousness makes thonjerves firm and strong gives sweet lceft mental vigor a good appetite perfect digestion it does all this and cures scrofula eczema ox salt bhanm and all other blood disease because it makes blood basalts prove ovary word we have aaldv thousands of voluntary testi monials fully establish the fact that hoods rjarsaparlua cures almira wool market reported by s b lehman unwashed wool 10 c to 12c cotted wool or rejects 15 to 16 merchantable fleece 20c to 22c southdcwn wool 22 to 22 i toronto street market from thursdays globe wheat white bushel 64 to 8 00 wheat spring bushel 67 to 0 00 wheat redwinter bushel 63 to 00 wheat goose bushol 55 to 00 oats bushel 27 to 28 barley bushel 35 to 40 peas bushel 51 to 51 hay ton 15 00 to 17 00 straw ton 6 50 to 7 00 dressed hoes 5 50 io 0 00 beef forequarters 3 00 to 4 00 beef hindquarters 7 00 to 8 00 mutton 5 00 to 6 00 lamb spring 6 00 to f6 50 g miserable and o began taking oods pills and a sarsaparilla mas jobbt ryhusbsstwas fee hti no relish tor food hood sarsaparilla and al- totter at once h gave him a good appetl brxwat barclay onm 8ufforeclo years i have been atu jterer from liver and idoney oomplatnt for twenty years i vis adviseevby my druggist to try hoods earsapsiilla and did so and i am thank ful to say that it has given me great relief i confidently recommend it to any sufferer from these complaints james enkiqht 121 robinson st toronto ont hoods sarsaparilla is tho only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today prepared by c 1 hood co lowell mass sold by druggists 1 six for 5 best little purgative i ever used writes one lady in regard to hoods pills they are so mild and do their work with out any griping i recommend them to all suf fering from oo3- tiveness they willoertalnly bringyour habits regular we use no other cathar tic hoodl plus are rapidly increasing in favor 25c woop8 peosphodink the great english remedy six packages guaranteed to promptly and permanently all forms of nervous r latorrhea impotcncyand all effects of abusebr excesses t f perkins positively retiring from business clearing sale now going on come and get your share of the bargains goods are going out fast at 1 the following reduced prices 1 25c dress goods sell at 19c 50c serges in black blue garnet green and brown all go at 42c slhenrietta in black at 75c double width dress goods at 10c 175 mantling for 125 90c mantling at 63e j 150 grey curl mantlings for 08c 12jc canton flannels colored at 10c 90c ladies natural wool vests at 75c 50c ladies natural wool vests at 40e see our leader at 45c per pr 25c velvet cretonnes at 19c 40c 32c 45c 39c h i price 10c heavy shakers grey and pink 7c big value in cottons by the web or web 12c shirtings at lie 10c shirtings at 8c all heavy cottonades at 22c 1 8c mens heavy sox 2 pr for 30c heavy wool socks at 10c big cut on ladies and childrens hose every pair of corsets reduced kid and cashmere gloyes down in price all mens suits will be sold at a reduction of from 1 to 3 all 12 suits for 9 all 950 and 10 suits for 7 175 odd pants for 145 all ribbons reduced in price 12 prints english at 10c 10c prints go at 8c big cut on all flannels military flannel at 28c 30c white flannel at 25c 35c navy flannel at 30c 28c home made flannel at 22c sheeting flannels at 30c 50c heavy union carpet at 40c 45c floor oilcloth l yds wide at 37c 55c 2 u 46c phbto9 at 10 4 pieces 75c tweeds go at 55c j 6 suit lengths scotch tweeds regular 125 yd gc at 90c per yd 225 english worsted at 150 big reduction on mens underwear 60c scotch wool at 48c see our rango of mens caps at 25c worth more money if you want a hat come in mens heavy gloves and mitts cheap mens top shirts 2 225 250 and 275 pants for i90 3 35 350 go at 2 5o boys suits a reduction of from 1 to 250 per suit childrens suits sell at i25 and upwards if yoii want an overcoat just come and get a reduc tion of from 1 to 3 off regular cash prices good assortment come at once 125 mens bellows tongue 95c 1 125 mens buff at 87c 2boots all go at 17 a few pair ladies bals at 65c ladies fine buff oxfords at 65c sell -oll- an0ient 0kder -0f- mioards llnltiit carest p t hiojufs litiieit cores dudroit the hone noblest of the brute creation when suffepng from a cot abiasion or aorc derivea as much bene6t aa its master in a like predicament from the healinir aoothiug action of dr thomas eclectric oil lameness swelling of the neck stiffness of the joints throat and longs are relieved by it j i was cured of painful goitre by min- ards liniment chatham ont byard mcmullin i was cured oi inflammation by min- apds liniment walsb ont mrs w wjohnson i was cured of facial neuralgia lby min- ards liniment parkdale ont j h bailey graduate optician chicago ophthalmic collego bert ha m pa mm 0 scientific optician- office at her fathers residence albert street stouffvillo eyes tested free satisfaction guaranteed huirfiuiiieatftr sift- everywhere united workmen the oldes strong est and best fraternal benevolent association in- the world some idea of the magnitude of this order may be had when it is remembered that it is paying to the widows and orphans of its deceased members over seven mil- lion dollars annually twen ty thousand dollars perday contemplate on the many homes made happy and independent by the payment of the aboyejsum wiiat js the mission oftheja o u wt it is to minister to the sik relieve the destitute and care for the widows and or phans of its members to give equal protec- tionto each of its members to improve their mental moral and social condition and to inspire them with a full apprecia tion of the realities and responsibilities of life to adopt such secret work and means of recognition as will enable them to labor together in unison ana harmony to creato funds for the purpose of aiding its members during sickness or other disa bility and generally to care for the liv ing and bury its dead to pledge its mem- beiship to the payment of a stipulated sum of money to such beneficiaries under its laws rules anu regulations as each member while living may designate to rcoelvo it it will thus be seen that tho objects and aims of the order are of sued a character as must commend iltowtty ho9ltc0st to become a member for a 2000 certificate only 0 foit a 1000 certificate only 560 and for the last fifteen years the aver age cost on two toodsand dollars certificates has been only 81446 exclus ive of dues which aro regulated by each subordinate lodge five cents per day will secure to your familv two thousand dol lars and 2jc per day will secure to them 1000 dollars can you afford to deprivo them of it to day you may pass tho medical ciamination tomorrow yon mar not remember there are 341371 members which represents that many dollars pledged to pay at your decease 1000 or 2000 as your ccrtiflcato desig nates how many of your friends in tended to unite with tho order bnt put oil from day to day tho necessary action and finally heath claimed their bodies wben too late and the mother and dear ones were left upon the cold mercies of the world the sum of he or 5c per day laid a- side would have clothed fed and perhaps educated them until they grew up to be men and women strong enough to battlo with the toils of this earth delays are dangerous which part will yoo take that of the foolish one or the wice all infor mation concerning the order will be cheer fully given you by anyof the members of stcuffville lodge no 109 a o v w jhwbaco opiumor stimu- tints which soon lead to in- rfy consunplion and an early grave 7 prescribed over 35 years la thousands of coses is tho only reliable and honest medicine known ask druggist for woods phosphodiaelf ho offers sorno worthless medicine in placo of this incloso prlcolri letter and wo will send by return mall price ono package 1 six 5 one wilt please six xcill cure pamphlets freo to any address tlie wood company windsor ont canada sold by g collard market drug store fi o o v v o wool wool if you have got any 3 t3 a go to alfflira woollen mills o o i o you ean pet all its worth in cash or trade for any quantity delivered at the above mills wo hayc a better stock of blankets sheeting yarns flannels tweeds cloth c than ever at prices to suilthc purchaser manufacturing done as usual satis faction guaranteed s h lehman proprietor mens fine gaiters at 1 a reduction on every pair of boots mens womens and childrens special value in mens long- boots plain felt rubbers and overshoes fur robes fur vests fur mitts fur caps fur rugs see them jgr0peries crockery ivioving fast oome with the crowd and save money dr smite l ds dds stoxiltville ont graduate of royal college of dental surgeons also honor graduate of toronto university his office will bo found in the large and coinmociious rooms over spoffords store office open every dav for school opening all the necessary books for high public schools can be purchased at the lowest possible prices at the old reliable o h kemp fctryilly 3iatcxer keeps on hand all kinds of fresh and salt meats sausages head cheese and fish in season in fact everything that is kept in a wellordered shop beof sold by the quarter and pork by th carcase at reasonable rates note cash paid for hides skin and tallow highest cash price paid for james t daley ah kinds of bolts and shoes made- to order firstijass stock of leather to chooso from jtho now waterproof method is jrrcktljr benefiting thoso troublod with fjhomnatlsm givo them a trial special attention given to orders for hand sowed work repair ng- done on sho tnoti co thfwest stor market building stotjj bvii money to loan on farmor village prope rty at from 5 to 6 per cent agent for lending money for the independ ent order of foresters j todd stouffville insurance w j stark agent fob queen norwich union now is the time to buy your prints andseummer dress goods jjjflj great reduction rae theplonee

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