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OUR town lots 1+ Ixt pt ER L Liberal Conditions of Polictes {'!; Sewing Machines, Electric Bells, G@unsmithing. 3m MERCHANT â€" TAILOR. nd Paidâ€"up Values guaranteed on . 2. All dividends belong to and are ) policy holders, 3. No restriction csidence, or occupation. 4. Death l at once on completion of claim FOK SALE: Cretary &0/s, will cure you 2 Sarsaparilla THE ARK SUKVIVORSIHIP DISTRIBUTION rud embraces all the newest the best form of PROTECTION t money can buy. It has no ced values, altractive.OptiOns, L 3t 1ODs y of Members, 1398 2,330,981 §UE s remiee mm temage 12,911 ibilities, 1893,. ..... _ 726,120 B . .o oan n vevatine 49,811 Hydraulic rams, Iron force and lift pumps, Hose, belting and all threshers‘ supplies For information apply to wW.S. BOWDEN,. ; agent, New Dunilce. or â€" R.S. FUTHERN Travelling Agent. Gem (Steel) & Star WINDMILLS. PAY \yer & Co., Lowell, Mass. DUST COLLECTORS. " id sincs. Orily the a romfin, and tho ory of the past, to ind mo of the good haslone me. I now A twenty pounds, ind i T have been on tho + yoears, have noticed cvertised in all parts id always take pleag» 8 o ram,. Celebrated Hallady Standard. seases originating in remedy is l mme 19 King St. Berlin wWM. HENDRY, L CCbiu. AAGISt, 1 o# mother C x TAYLOR, r mg C Manager $100,000 It OO I ANOTHER PRBECINCT ngumim l!'ofiodh’é General Conférence . Fflfll COFRRENCE! R-Eâ€"D:CED TO FINE. T 4 Lonâ€"on, Sept. 17.â€"The report of Ike Stauffer Abandons the Democratic|the Committee on the State of the > "Well, now," said Isaac Stauffer to Charley Henika the other day, "you fellowsare ali right in saying I‘ve gone back on (G. Cleveland and the Demoâ€" cratic party, but you‘re away off when you say it‘s free wool that did it. Wool hadn‘t anything to do with it, neither did the dinner pail racket. Fact is, it was a personal matter beâ€" tween Cleveland and myself; or rather between him and the whole of Sbakanâ€" abee Corners. Tell you how it was. You see Ame and me worked like the devil for Grove two years ago, and you can bet there wasn‘t an Injun living withiu a mile on either side of the county line who wasn‘t voted for him all straight. Well! he was elected, and 1 thought oue good turn deserved another so I considered what I‘d ask Grover for. I‘d have asked him for a foreign mission, but you see I had those corner lots at Bay Shore to work off and couldn‘t leave home. There wasn‘t any federal office around Shakâ€" anabre Corners to fill, and not being a soldier I couldn‘t get my peusion raised on the q. t., so I had to f«all back on something else, Now, you know my farm, Charley! It‘s the best grass and potato land in Emmet county, bat I hadn‘t tried any other root crops and I thought if I could get some good variâ€" ety of rutabaga seed from Washington I‘d give‘erma a try. So one Sunday I wrote Grover about itâ€"hold on a min ute ! I‘ve got a copy of that very letâ€" ter in my pocket. Thought if I didn‘t get an answer, I‘d have a copy of what I said, so I could write him again. Yes! here it is Got kind of dirty in my pocket, though. Just listen : SHAKANABEE Conxxns,] CnaruneEvorx Co,, MICH:, â€" May 1st, 1893.] To the President of the U. S. _ Drar Groverâ€"I did‘t write you last fall when you was elected because I hadn‘t made up my mind what I should ask you for, but now I know what I want. The fact is, there‘s a lot of fellows in Petoskey who make a big to do about what they do for the Democratic party, but when is comes to getting the votes in Bear Creek me and my son Ame can discount ‘em. Every one of ‘em wants an office and if you make one of ‘em P. M. and another one U. 8. marshal, the whole crowd will have an office of some kind, either county, state or federal. I don‘t want an office. I‘ve got a good farm at Shakanabee and what I want is some prime baga seed. I wish you‘d just step round to the seed store of Mr. Morton and order him to send me some. I‘m not personally acquainted with Sterling and he might send it if I wrote to him myself. Hoping Mrs. C. and little Ruth are well, and that you‘ll enjoy yourself now you‘ve got a D. senate and house, I‘m Yours truly, Isaac Sraurrer. P. S.â€"Tell Sterling my land is partâ€" ly clay loam and the balance a gravel loam. . ‘Well! that letter did the business Another Pioncer Gone quick for I got a big lot of baga seed| OQne by one the early settlers of in less‘n ten days after, and got in the| Noh Easthope are passing away Anâ€" ground alright. Then they come UP| other name has been added to the list good and strong and I tended ‘em well;| of pioneers who have passed to the and it looked as if I was going to b&ave| bourn whence no traveller rsturns, in an allâ€"fired nice crop of Grover‘s extr@| the person of Christina Stewart, relict fine bagas. Well! I was proud of‘em| of the late Mr. Andrew McGillawee, and when they got big enough to crowd | who died at her residence, at the ripe each other out of the ground, I thought age of 87 years. it would be a pretty good notion to| â€" The deceased was a native of Perthâ€" pull a lot and send half a bushel or 80 | ghire, Scotland, and together with her to all my Democratic ngighbors round | husbandâ€"who died nine years agoâ€" Sbakanabee who had hélped me elect emigrated to Canada in 1838, and setâ€" Grove. So I had an Injun pull about | tled on lot 21, concession 5, which by twenty busbels and carry round to forâ€"| their united efforts was converted from ty families or so, and took & few home|a dense forest to a comfortable home to sample myself. Now, I‘ve farmed| and on which they resided all the rest all my life and I thought I knew a baâ€" | of their days. They were among the ga when I saw it; but when I got & | first settlers on the 5th concession, the taste of thore vegetables on the table I | remaining concessions to the north beâ€" made up my mind I didn‘t know &nyâ€"|ing then an unbroken wilderness. thing about it. It bad a bag& toP;| They had a family of eight, four sons and it had a baga root, but it had &|and four daughters. The daughters flavor like skuok cabbage and bitter 48| were, Mrs. Alex. Fisher, Mrs. John quinine. Morsover a spoonful once| McMillan, Christina and Catharine, all swallowed made a bigger row in & | of whom died before their parents. Of man‘s insides than Tom Reed made in | the sons, Alexander died in 1865. The Congress, and I haven‘t had @2y u86| surviving memtbers of the family are for them since that time The worst| Archibald of Hampstead, James, the of it was that forty Democratic familâ€"| treasurer.of the township, who resides ies ate or tried )to eat of it, and bave| on the homestead and John of Wellesâ€" ever since beef firmly persuaded that | jey, C I tried to poison the whole community.|â€" Mrs. McGillawee was a consistent I‘m. so unpopular around, there (nOW | member of the North Easthope Presâ€" that the neighbors won‘t speak, @nd| byterian church, She was a . glood the children take to the brush when| neighbor, a faithful friend and & lovâ€" they see me coming down the road,| ing mother, and the surviving members and I couldn‘t be elected| pathmaster| of the family sincerely mourn her deâ€" unless my vote was the only one cast| parture and they have the sympathy in the election. Now, M Grover of the wmmunit’ m:t.heir bereave might not bave known about it, but be| ment, ;. ] § is responsible for his cabinet ; and emgmetanmngge irmmmminnnng | when J. Sterling Morton plays it down | . a noox yo Rona#ite®.â€"One §668 of Zngâ€" on old Ike, you can just count him out| lish Spa *fil.... t eqtovietely tommores, * of the game. No, sir! I‘m “Q" with | mending the eme ’&"51 : with my er: enc s _ t ~ beggars. You hear me.â€"The Pet m t ie o _ * "All run down" from weake arm weather.you need a goodd Partyâ€"His Reasons. CC t 1 8t wib ie Work was read aud was of a cheering character. | The civil Rights and Privileges Committee made a brief report. The fact that Methodist ministers in Japan cannot golemnize marriage beâ€" tween British subjects was referred to, and a committee was appointed to bring the matter before the Governor General in Council, so that steps may be taken to remove this disability. Mr. J.A. M. Aikins, Q. C., read the report of the Educational Committee, proposing {several chaoges, consideraâ€" tion of which was postponed. The reports on Systemation Beneâ€" ficence and Sabbath observance were also read. Next came on the report of the Comâ€" mittee on Conference _ Boundaries. This reported that it was desirable to reduce the number of conferences from six to five. The three western conferâ€" ences are those chiefly effected, The division submitted is as follows :â€" Conference No. 1.â€"15 districts; composed of London, St. Thomos, Aylâ€" mer, Chathaim, Windsor, Ridgetown, Exeter, St. |Mary‘s, Stratford, Goderâ€" ich, Kincardine, Wingham, _ Listo: wel ,Strathroy and Sarnia districts: 233 ministers, 40 probationers; total, 273, and 43,782 members, ‘Conference No. II.â€"14 districts; composed of Hamilton, St. Catharines, Milton, Brantford, Woodstock, Guelph, Galt, Palmerston, Mt. Morest, Walkerâ€" Conference No. III.â€"13 districts; composed of Toronto East, Toronto Centre, Toronto West, Brampton, Uxâ€" bridge, Bradford, Orangeville, Barrie, Colling wood, Owen Sound, Bracebridge, Parry Sound and Algoma districts; 225 ministers, 48 probationers; total, 273, and 39,023 members. _ â€" ton, Wiarton, Norwich, Simcoe and Welland districts; 222 ministers, 54 probationers; total, 276, and 43,531 members. > 1 Conference No. V.â€"13 districts, composed of Montreal, * Kingston, Brockville, Matilda, Perth, Pembroke, Nipissing, Sudbury, Ottawa, Quebec, Stanstead, Waterloo and Huntingdon districts; 210 ministers, 45 probationâ€" ers; total, 255, and 37,568 members. hillahal BB dadictscant Altvat it tb dn ht# Snibbaiiniy nc on ho d After a long discussion the vote was taken and resulted in‘ 107 for the reâ€" duction and 41 against it. There was necessary for the passing of the motion 98, being a twoâ€"third majority, so that the change was ordered by a comfortâ€" able majority. The only other matter of importance was the action of the conference in setâ€" ting itself right with certain Epworth Leagues of Christian Endeavor which fancied that it had denied them affiliaâ€" tion, the conference passing & resolpâ€" tion declaring this impression to be un founded. Another Pioncer Gone One by one the early settlers of North Easthope are passing away Anâ€" other name has been added to the list of pioneers who have passed to the bourn whence no traveller resturns, in the person of Christina Stewart, relict of the late Mr. Andrew McGillawee, who died at her residence, at the ripe age of 87 years. Conference No. IV.â€"13 districts; composed of Belleville, Napanee, Picton, Brighton, _ Cobourg,, Bowmanyille, Whitby, Cannington, Lindsay, Peterâ€" borough, Campbelford, Madoe and Tamworth districts; 180 ministers, 29 probationers; total, 209, and 38,345 members. ~Why was Lot‘s wife ind ,|nrbu§ town was recently t | librarian of the local library Y OU will find that it will do what no other soap can do, and will please you every way. Albany corr. New York Sun ~ Believing that he was becoming inâ€" sane and still in his right mind, yet feeling his reason gradually leaving him is the strange case of James P.Irvâ€" ing, an Albany business man who lives on Quaail street this city. Irving apâ€" pliea to the Overseer of the Poor and made declaration that he was sure that bhe was becoming insane and petitioned that he be examined as to his insanity. ‘It is because I am afraid that I might do harm to someone that I love dearly,‘ said Irving, ‘that I come to you. _ I feel ali the symptoms of insanâ€" ity come upon me,. I am in my right mind now and I wanted to see you so you might understand my case. It is an awful thing but I ‘realize very well that I am losing my senses. The thoughts which I have are dreadful, and often I am tempted to murder my wife and children and to cut my own throat. It is an awful feeling, and I don‘t think I can resist it long. Strange voices I hear, and demons seem to have taken possegrion of my head. If Inmediately after his family had left, Irving became & raving ruaniac, and was violent as he was being taken to the asylum. It was one of the sadâ€" dest cases ever recorded in the Overâ€" seer of the Poor‘s office. I am not sent to an asylam I will surely do harm.‘ His farewoll to bis family was really touching and caused the attaches of the office to turn their heads and by coughâ€" ing endeavor to suppress the lumps which had arisen in their throats. Irvâ€" ing‘s wife and children bad been sent for. They came to the Overseer of the Poor‘s office wondering why they were wanted. Mr. Irving had not told them a word of his condition and the surâ€" prise and grief displayed were great. It was much worse than the taking leave of a dying man, because Irving realized that in a few minutes he would be taken away from his beloved ones. To bis family, it was like cousigning him to & living death. The Overgeer looked at Irving. He is a man of powerful physique, six feet high and very respectable looking. His face bore traces of anguish and one could readily see that he was speaking the truth. Drs. Morrill and Hennesay were sent for and they examined the man and declared him insane. 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D. 1894. All members present,the Reeve in the chair. The minutts of the preceding session were read hnd adopted. road was read the third time and passed. Byâ€"law |No. 430, to provide for a bonus to @rect wire fences along the public highway where approved of by the counci" was read the third time and passed. _ | _ Byâ€"law No. 434, to appoint a Treasâ€" urer was r*d the third time and passed. Young, old or middle aged, who find themâ€" selves nervous, weak unff exhausted, who are broken down from excess or overwork, reâ€" sulting in many of the following symptoms : Mental depression, premature okf’ nhe, loss of vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams,dimâ€" ness oflaigll‘n,f palpitation of thehhez;‘rfj emisâ€" sions, lack of energy, pain in the kidneys, neadaches, pim{)les on th§ face and boXy, itching or peculiar sensation about the scroâ€" tum, wasting otf the organs, dizziness, specks before the eyes, twimhingl of the muscles, eyelids and elsewherg, bashfulness, deposite in theurine, loss of will power, tenderness of the scalp and sFine, weak and flabby musâ€" cles, desire to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, eonstipttion, dullness of heurinfi. loss of voicc, desire for solitude, excitability of temper, sunken e{ea, surrounded withLEADâ€" ENCIRCLES, oily looking skin, etc., are all symptoms of nervous debility that lead to tmy unless cured. The spring or vital })orce having lost its tension every function anes in consequence, Those who through abuse committed in ignorance, may be ger- manently cured. _ Send your address and 10 cents in stamps for book on diseases peculiar to man, sent sealed. Address M.V.LUBON, ‘They tell me that you are receiving the attention of Mary Prim‘s discarded beau.‘ ‘It is true.‘ ; ._‘Why, she discarded him because he hugged her so much.‘ _ ‘There hasn‘t been anything of the kind since he began paying attention to Pliny describes a boat he had seen which was propelled by wheels driven by a pot of hot water and some maâ€" chinery which he did not understand and could not explain. It was probabâ€" ly the first attempt at a steamboat. A Chicago paper says that a good many Wisconsin men are in jail in that city. It bas always been the custom of our people to mingle with the best sociâ€" ety in the places they visit. â€"Madison Journal. % 24 Macdonald Ave. Toronto, Ont., Canada. »0umâ€"2=t 7 METIWG GooPA] | > C'GA&/."(_ :7 / chin _Eiualft’ojy.gy'lmportei_ew .â€" Tok my Advice and?9 ‘No hugging ‘I mean discarding. IAlway$ Smoke‘ é â€" TAE C i9 Coe Svate fec P Wellesley Township Council. MORBUS |canapian sank or commErce A&ILL .MEN A Levelâ€"Hcaded Git] J. L KroEtscn. Clerk. This being the proper time ito do bathâ€"room and closet work, I have added a few more ot the best plumbers in Canada to my staff,and am therefore prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing work, as well as Water works Piping, Tapping the main water pipe, Hot Water Heatâ€" ing, Steam and Gas fitting, Etc., in the most improved way and latest style, at moderate prices, and done without any delay, in any part in Waterioo County. Get my quotations before: ordering clsewhere. 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