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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 19, 1901

Page

5

Canceled the Obligation After Orillia Trip

The Fire Brigade and Bund lost heavily on their excursion to Orillia, owing nearly $100 to the Grand Trunk Railway for the special train. Railway authorities generously canceled the liability and the district passenger agent praised the Brigade's services at the fire that destroyed the wharf sheds. The boys are much pleased by the company’s gesture.

Bund Orillia Grand Trunk Railway Collingwood

Care-Lined Faces Mask Silent Suffering Health Note

Readers learn that outward care worn faces can hide chronic bodily pain and indigestion. The piece urges awareness of unseen ailments and the toll of persistent discomfort on daily life, hinting at nervous strain and fatigue while questioning common signs.

Penetang Child Dies After Lye Ingestion

A child of Mr and Mrs Jas McKeown of Penetang died last week after swallowing a piece of alkali lye while the mother used the substance for scrubbing. The child endured great pain before death.

Jas. McKeown Penetang

TASTY TABLET DosSEIS Dr Von Stan Pineapple Tablets

An eminent physician advocates a shift from strong tonics to pleasant pineapple tablets for stomach troubles. He joins thousands in endorsing nature’s cures over harsh doses, noting daily changes in medical practice and patient response. Sixty tablets, 25 cents, 16

von Stan Nature

Farmer S Blackburn Brings Seed and Stock to Market

S Blackburn arrived Monday with bags of clover seed instead of grist. He earned over $450 from seed, $475 from thirteen acres with six more acres ready, and $77 from six hogs in the afternoon. The note ends with a humorous line asking who wouldn’t be a farmer.

S. Blackburn Creemore Star

Woman's Priceless Pearl Kidney Cure Ad in 19th Century Paper

Mrs. A. E. Young of Barnston Quebec endorses South American Kidney Cure as a priceless pearl for women. She claims seven months since last dose, no symptoms of kidney trouble, and criticizes doctors for lack of permanent results. She states the remedy relieves in six hours.

A. E. Young Barnston Que

Randolph Bradley Hurt In Bakery Wagon Fall

A young boy Randolph Bradley climbed a Lloyd's bakery wagon and fell headfirst in front of the wheel. He suffered facial bruising and a blackened face, reported in the Creemore Star.

Pills Price Cure Constipation and Liver Trouble

An 11-year-old girl abducted from Owen Sound seven years ago was found by her father at Newton Robinson yesterday. She had been placed in a home by her mother and adopted by Milton of Chanter, Newton Robinson. Beeton World.

Owen Sound Newton Robinson Milton Oi Chanter Beeton Orld

Ointment Praised by Sisters for Eczema Cure

The good sisters of St. Joseph's Infant's Home report Dr Agnew's Ointment as their highest recommendation. They use it freely and describe it as a great cure for eczema.

St. Joseph’s Infant's Home St. Joseph's Infant Home South Troy N.Y

Clergy Endorse Dr Agnew Powder in Toronto Letters

Clergy from several denominations including Bishop Sweetman Rev Dr Langtry Rev Dr Withrow Rev Dr Chambers and Dr Newman of Toronto endorse Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with promises to live up to the preaching. Personal letters offered for 50 cents. Essa township taxes total 7 mils, township 4 mils, county 3 mils.

Agnew Bishop Sweetman Langtry Withrow Chambers Newman Toronto Canada

By Law to Extend and Improve Swaley Creek Drainage Outlet

By Law 422 of Vespra Township provides for extending the Swaley Creek drainage to the Nottawasaga River. Maurice Gaviller prepares plans and assessments to fund via debentures over ten years at 4 percent. Public notices set revision hearings, tentative adoption date, and sale of debentures to cover costs.

Swaley Creek

Vespra Township approves drainage project and debenture plan

The Municipal Council of Vespra adopts plans for Maurice Gaviller drainage work and authorizes borrowing 700 dollars. Debentures of 50 dollars minimum issued for ten years at four percent interest, payable at Bank of Toronto, Barrie, with Schedule A payments totaling 265 and 354 dollars for lands and outlet liability, to be collected as taxes for ten years.

Vespra Anp Wuengas Axp Wueerzas Maurice Gaviller Esquire Q.L Treas thia’‘Corporation Bank of Toronto Burri Con Law Assesa’t XL Jas. Hindle Orock A XI Orock Munroe Blumeil Pees H. Walton Pat. Cavanagh David Hirons Arene Eee Wees Wilmot Cook Wilmot Cock Robt Stewart Jones Dobbin E. D. Morton Ben. Tracey James Torpee McDonald M, McDonald Beeb WeArthur Bros Cr. Stent Vespra Fwo Cor Sittervaaus Ayo Municipal Council Peeve Ane Barrie

The New Farmer special autumn number issued

The Farming World autumn number was issued last week featuring articles on organized agriculture in eight Provinces and Territories. Compiled by provincial agricultural ministers and deputy heads, it covers Canada’s displays at Glasgow and Buffalo Expositions in two illustrated articles. Copies available from The Farming World in Toronto.

Farming World Dominion Canada Glasgow Buffalo Confederation Life Building Toronto

Farmer Charles Clark seeks fair fall wheat yield tale

Charles Clark of the north part of Lot 4 Concession 8 Fiore seeks well authenticated stories of fall wheat harvest. He reports threshing 137 bushels of Improver Clawson from two acres last Wednesday, about 60 bushels per acre, and aims to beat the world.

Charles Clark Fiore

How Much Do You Weigh. Thinness Is Wasting

A vintage ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a medical tonic promising weight gain and richer blood, claiming thinness is waste and the product builds up health without creating waste. It emphasizes restoring weight through a nourishing emulsion.

Scott

Castoria Faces Wrapped In Threefold Veil Scene

A cryptic paragraph notes a face seen of an unnamed subject wrapped in a threefold veil. The brief item hints at concealment and mystery without identifying the person or setting.

Sermon Links McKinley Assassination to Faith

On Sunday Reverend Cnns Pedley of the Congregational church spoke about the McKinley assassination, contrasting Anarchism with Christian hope, and extended sympathy to the afflicted family and nation. At the service’s close Mrs Pedley played the Dead March as tribute.

Cnns. Pedley Congregational Church McKinley Pedley

Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold

An old timey medicine ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in a day with a 25 cent price and a no cure no pay style claim.

Noyay

Edgar Football Teams Play Frien dly Tilt to a Tie

On Saturday evening Edgar's football team traveled to No. 1 for a friendly match that ended in a tie. A large crowd witnessed the lively game as threshing remains the order of the day.

Climax Iron Tonic Pills Promise New Blood and Vitality

Serious results follow from impoverished blood and neglect. Climax Iron Tonic Pills claim to make new rich blood and strengthen nerves. Each bottle provides ten days of treatment for 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail from The Dr. Hall Medicine Co. Kingston Ont.

Dr. Hall Medicine Co Kingston, Ont

Wind storm damaged Utopia fruit trees and more

Utopia reports a wind storm that passed over yesterday causing damage to fruit trees especially late apples. Miss Estie Bell returned to Barrie to continue studies at the B.C.I. Mrs. Morris of Swansea visited her ill mother Mrs. Adams.

h.—Utopia Estie Bell Barrie B.C.I Mrs. Morris Swansea Mrs. Adams

Local Notes From Eden Vale and Surrounding Areas

Sept 16 residents report cordial social visits with Miss Campbell of Eden vale hosted by Miss Olive Young. Weekend travel includes Mr and Mrs Thomas Bishop in Holly and Nellie Hokridge returning to Allandale. A Lennox departed for New Ontario. Roy and Effie Kerfoot back to Minesinr. Gen Groves of Angus visited J Hockridge. H Johnson Af Orr and A Hughson spent Sunday in Angus. The west-side school opened Thursday. A windstorm caused apple tree damage locally.

Miss Campbell Edenvale Olive Young Thomas Bishop Holly Nellie Hokridge Allandale A. Lennox New Ontario Roy Effie Kerfoot Minesinr Gen. Groves Angus J. Hockridge H. Johnson Af. Orr A. Hughson

Craighurst News Roundup and Life Events

Sept 16 Mrs James Hewitt returned from Newmarket where she visited Mrs Wm Birnes. Toronto Exhibition attendees included Charles Hart Gee Saunders Wm Hudson Harry Watkins Maggie Williams Mrs James Hewitt. A son born to Mr and Mrs McIlveide Sunday died the same day. G B McLean fell ill in Toronto on return from the Pan American. his mother was summoned to be with him.

James Hewitt Newmarket Wm. Birnes Toronto Charles Hart Gee, Saunders Harry Watkins Maggie Williams McIlveide G. B. McLean

Stroud Notes of Visits and Local Meetings

Elg in Vernam Toronto visits Mrs. Kemp. John Stewart returns from Penetang then heads to Pittsburg. Samuel Broley Mrs Foster and Olive Robins plan Weyburn departure tomorrow. Chas Reynolds and J P Johnston of Penetang stay a few days at home. The S C T resumes meetings inviting all members to attend reulady and discuss an open division soon.

Elg Vernam Toronto Kemp

Plough Accident Injures Stewart’s Young Son

Harry Stewart, second son of John Stewart, suffered a severe injury in his first week on the plow when rope lines wound around his hands. While turning the team, the rope tightened and severed about half an inch from the middle finger of his right hand.

Harry John Stewart

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