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JUNK 5, gelds,
Dirootory of Charohoo and Sooiotioo,
011U1011. -••Sabbath Services at
11 man, and 8.30 p.m, Sunday School at
2:30 p.m. Rev. Jnu, Rosa, 11. A., pastor.
li�ox 3 lIV18r31,-Sahbat1l Services at 11
.1,:l, and 13:81) p.m. Slluday School at 2:00
p,lu lt, v. S. Junes, pastor.
tit t ers', Chcucu.--Sabbath Services at
11 a.ln.:;m1 7 pan, Sunday School al 0;30
a.el, lbw. W. T. Clinic, incumbent.
;aLtruclnsr env MIL—Sabbath Services at
10:81) sail, and 11:30 p.m. Sunday Sehiwl at
2:90 p.lu, 1'astorltov. 1'. 1.'.Clappi8ou.
C.(ra,I.le Curium. --Sabbath Ker,
Mee third Sunday ay in every month at 31 1.121.
Rey. P. J. Shea, priest.
01,1, Fri.l.ow's Loper every '.l': uralay
evluiug in Graham's black.
3E.(sosr•Limo) Tuesday at :,r 3 (101 all 1
Moon ia1E,dmee (dock.
A. 0, 1•, W. Lome meets on .211.3 and
last \1'ednostlay evenin;;., each month.
il'on>;sT•i:a'ALooes 2nd and las; Monday
evenings of oaeh month in Smale' s hall.
L. 0, L,, lat Monday in ovory 11100{11 in 1
Orange Hall.
Posr Ort'icl:.-0ffieu Hours from 8 a. m.
to7p,00.
�lt;c•n�tttca' Istainvo'Tr: Reading ltoonl and
'brary.in purees' block, over S. D. Smale's
store, will be open from 0 to7 pen. o1, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays and from 4 to 0 pan.
on Saturdays.
:F arlaa Notes;.
The partly -used plow points thrown
aside as no gond in breaking up for
wheat last fall, when the ground was
dry and hard, will do good service for
spring plowing, especially when not,
much depth is required.
SLE), eotl nights,Sh11 )08d C7100 isble thebythat
torfor ocough, y'
for you. Sold by G. A. Madman,
Farmers who grow only a few to•
maloee in rico( gardens do not gener-
ally know that this vegetable is more
successfully grown in fields with
moderate fertility. There is less ex•
nberance of vine, but earlier and
higher•flavored fruit, with lees tender•
cy to rot.
S 111Lon's Vitaliser is what you treed for C(n-
stlpati0n,lose of appetite, dizziness, and all
sympt out s of Dysnepein. Pries 10 and 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by G. A. Deadman.
In selecting strawberry plants for a
new bed, those only should be token
which started last fall. The old
plants which have borne a crop are
practically worthless. In the matted
row system the centre containing old
plants is destroyed and new rows
formed on either side.
Oee.mea cured, health and sweet breath fie -
cured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, Price 50
eent0, Nasal injector tree. sold by Geo. A.
Bondman.
It is not desirable to pastare cows
in woodlands, especially in early
spring. The grass grown under the
shade is less nutritious, and the ani-
mals are apt to find -many wild plants,
the flavor of which spoil the milk for
any use. This is especially true in
woods where wild garlic abouns.
by Shilohacking
's Cu e sough Vs guaranthe ee quickly0 .Sld by G
A. Deadman.
A. stone a few inches under the sur-
face is often more injurious than ono
of equal size plainly visible. A. farm-
er this spring remarked that lie had
broken several plow points on a•
sunken reel(, which he has now re-
moved at less expense than it has al-
ready been to him in plow repairs.
Fontaine bask, lido or she at nee S101011'0
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by G. A
Bondman.
Valuable as ammonia is to crops, it
is too expensive in comnleraial man-
ures to be used on a large scale, or
except as it is made on or in the
farm itself. We say in the soil ad-
visedly, for all fairly fertile land has
in it the elemeuts from which eulti•
ration will develop nitrogen and
other forms of plant food.
Cn0125, whooping cough and bronchitis fin,
mediately relieved by Sh11oh's Cure. Sold by
(1. A. Bondman,
When red root is polled In winter
wheat so late as this, Dare should bo
taken 3o pall up the root Mitten(' of
breaking it oil' at the surface of the
ground to sprout, again, The plants
should be tal(00 to aurae plaeo it the
rend, thrown on dry straw and burn.
ed. If loft in heaps in corners of the
fcncee, many will perfont seeds to
maria future trouble.
'McCregoe O park,•'. Carbone Coral° has been
tested by Peace of trial and has been found
themes) euuv'nient and effectual method of
imolyfny ear1..,lis ae;,3. The greatest aanieen•
tie ill nee for elite, 11E1110 and o1d gore,, no
sure yon Get Me0roger h P0rlte'a Carbolic Cur-
ate, ilold (urge scuts by Jun. Hargreaves df
(30., 1i rURgis1s.
A hared hoe which is never gfonnd
will Wear 010011 longer than ono
which frequently 1101110a in contact
with the grindstone, but the extra
amount of labor that can be perform-
ed with the sharp implement will be
sufficient to pay for a new hoc every
three days, to say nothing of the sav-
ing of nlnsole. It is poor economy to
work with a dull axe, soyt110 or 1100.
saireo'0 Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by (11, A. Deadman 010 a Guarantee. It
Oates consumption.
There are many excellent Orme,
and all nee needed, as no ono can
take the 1 „,re of others. Some hero
better adaptation for plowing hard,
dry soil which others will not pene-
trate, while these latter will clear
themselves in mucky, wet soil. On a
good sized farm every fernier should
have two plows of different patterns,
one to use in tbo spring and the other
in the fall.
To the aged and infirm, the nourishing and
invigorating properties of llobinsou'a P11os-
pphosized Ittnulsiou give renewed strength and
bnoyoaoy of spirits. Always ash for Robin-
son'e Phosphorized Emulsion, and bo Duro you
get it.
Tl1e Indians had 110 1(10110010030, nor
any 111011D of knowing the day of the
month. But their rule for plauting
corn wag it very simple and good one,
and that was when tho loaves of the
hickory or butternut were f tbo size
of squirrel's ears. At this time the
ground has become warm enough to
germinate the seed and push it for-
ward. Corn is a semi tropical plant,
and more impatient of cold than the
smaller grains.
Barley perfects its crop 50 rapidly
that it needs manure ie closer con-
tact tvitli the seed than any other
grain. Its roots w111 not run through
the soil so deeply or so far as those
of oats. Houde barley is especially
benefited by the manures fine enough
to bo drilled with tho seed, and is
often rather injured than helped by
Coarse manures, plowed guider, as is
the general practice in manuring
corn.
AleGreger's Speedy Cure.
Every puroheser of 0ol1mou sense business
capaoity,whon requiring an article for a cor -
tafnpurpose, purchases only that which has
been tried or 1e allowed first to test before
buying, You are allowed a free trial bottle of
McGrogur's Speedy Cure ,tho groat remedy for
Dyspopsfa , Impure Blood and Livor disorders
at Sun Ram -oases & Oo's, drug store. Sold at
0. and $1 por bottle. Seo testimonials 3r0m
persons in your own town.
Clicking and over -reach are caused
by striking one or both of the front
with one or both of the hind shoes,
or in over -reach by hitting the heels
'of the ford feet, It is done by the
bind foot before it reaches the ground
and after the'fore foot commences to
be elevated. It may be prevented by
lessening the length of steps by low•
ering and shortening the tons of hind
feet, and, 1f necessary, the front ones
also. Concave front shoes are advise -
able, and not longer than the heel of
feet; moderately light shoos aro best.
VARIETIES.
.A. writer asi(s : "Do bees sting for
revenge ?" Wo are not sure about
that, but they certainly don't sting
for the victim's amusement.
The plump girl is now in fashion.
Soil -with any clay in it should not In the Legislature—Mr. Speaker, I
be plowed when thoroughly saturated
with water, which may be known by
'grater standing in the furrow after the
plow has passed. Some degree of
moisture ie desirable, not only for
ease in plowing, but because stirring
the soil when moist aids in the de-
velopment of plant food,
WILL 3011 suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint P Bbileh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to ours you. Sold by G. A. Deadman.
It used to be thought that only
sand was suitable for garden purpos-
es. For very early forcing some mix-
ture of sand is advantageous. But
heavy soils, even clay, are good when
well drained, and by some practical
gardeners are preferred for the bulk
of their later plantings.
Fluid Lightning cures Neuralgia, in ono min,.
oto, O'lulrl Lightning 0(1r0s Toothache in one
minute, Fluid Liglltningmires Pace Aohe in
one minute, Fluid Lightning cures Lumbago
in one minute. Plaid Lightning relleven
Rheumatism In one minute, Fluid Lightning
',urea any pain or sena laetautly. Ptioo 25ote.
Mper bottle at ,rn0. Hargreaves it Go a, Drug
oro.
A. few turnips should be put in
early for llomo use, but unless there
are facilities for marketing by tho
bunch, it is boot not to plant the
main crop until Pune, Turnips
growing in very hot weather, teepee,
Tally 111 gercdetis heavily immured, are
10pt to bo wormy- and worthless. For
the garden, a little coal aches in the
drills 10 f0 specific against t11is,
arise to (t point of order—" Half
asleep member—".I'll take a sour
toddy."
Be liberal with your paint at this
season of the year, ye owners of dous-
es, &o., and you will never have roes.
on to regret doing so. It pays to use
paint on buildings and fences.
Yank up your carpet—l(alsomino
your ceiling—paper your walls—scrub
your floors—beat your carpet and re-
lay it—do this and a score of other
things and then inform your friends
that you have got through blouse.
cleaning operations.
A poor emaciated Irishman, having
called in a physician as a forlorn
hope, the latter spread it lingo mus.
gird plaster and (lapped it on the
poor fellow's breast Pat, with a
tearful eye, looking down upon it
said, "Boater, dochtor, dear, it
110001es me that it is a (gale of mustard
for so little mate,"
A youth wlio was supposed to be
dying of pulmonary consumption
Coughed up a tack that had boon In
his respiratory organs 301100 en years,
while in a skating rink in Columbia,
California, not long rig 1. If he glad
struck the floor about ten. pounds
harder the probability is that he
would have ouugbod up a keg of rail.
road spikes. Why not turn that rink
into a home for oonsumptivee ?
A puppy'e joke is not very fanny,
but there is something waggish about
a dog's tail,
Tho lnsvy'er ought to he a good
poet, because he is tteoustelued to
writing "Veraua."
"Is my voice 11 baritone ?" "Yoe,
n whoa herrow tone," He wished to
join the choir, but his services were
not rec110i('ed.
A little girl sent out to hunt eggs
011,111(1 back unsuccessfully, complain -
nig that "lots of buns wore gentling
round doing nothing."
Nothing slakes the landlord of it
summer hotel s1) mad as to read the,
some weather prophet has predicted
a cold summer,
1)r. 111112 Walker pante fur histri-
onic fame, 5110 is writing ft play.
'There are to be no breaches of eti
queue and few scene shifts in it,
"If t( 111110 could only catch freh 1(3
easily as he can lie about it I" te-
mente 11 Texas editor. fle (00111, if
he Duly understood fishing as nail as
11e does lying.
According to recent statistics there
etre in France mud Greece 100 sou•
working days, including Sundays; 1(l
England 84 ; in Russia GO ; in Bel-
gium 06, 311311 in thoUnited States 60.
13030111'0 head is pretty thiuly
thatched, and when a good man with
a. subscription paper romiuded Lim
that the hairs of his head are num-
bered, old Bosom rubbed 111s poll anil
said, "I'll pay you if you will get me
the back numbers."
lay wife is tall, my eon is tall,
Much taller than hie father ;
To be about as tall as he,
I very, very much would rather,
I look small and I am small, but
What maims me feel small rather,
My wife cuts down my 1011'S o1d clothes
To make them 111 hisfathor,
A boy urging his father, for whom
he was a clerk, to join in the early
closing movement, was Oharply re-
buffed, whereupon lie said, "1
wouldn't bo like a rat in a trap, any-
how 1" "What (lo you mean by
drat?" demanded his father. "I
mean," said his son, "that t1 rat in a
trap is ,always opposed to the the early
closing movement."
"There are 270,87.4 miles of railway
on this earth," said Co!. Jeffttrd the
other nfternoou et the Chatham.
Councillor George Grant, a man of
figures, remarked that "if all the
tracks were placed end to end wo could
run around the globe almost twelve
times without having to 'switch off'
or 'change koers."' Not to bo out•
done in a recapitulation of "solid
truths," Ives pleasantly ventured the
assertion that tell these iron roads
had cost something like $2,400,000,-
000, "which cum," said he "if stack-
ed up in $5 pieces would make a pile
over 4,690 miles high," Filially stat-
ed that the railroads now he existence
are distributed over the earth RS fol-
lows :—America, 140,280 miles ;
Europe, 114,8.20 miles ; Asia, 11,400
miles; Australia, 6,575 miles, and
Afrien, 8,545 miles.
A Barrel Hammock.
The season for hammocks is here,
and I will tell yon how to male a
comfortable, inexpensive one, says
OHO who knows :—Bring your old
flour barrel from the collat. or store-
room, knock it to pieces, clean lend
paint the 'Aims. Procure a rope
four tinges in length of the place where
it ie to be auspeuded, and in size a
little larger than a clothes line. Now
halve the rope, double each piece in
the middle, and commencing two
yards or so from the end, heave it
over and ander each stave about throe
inches from the and of each one,
Ivhieh tell] bring the rope crossed be-
tween (molt ; do both sides the same
and your hammock is complete. One
end of the rope should be fastened up
higher than the outer. Al first this
may not seem firm, but evlleu there
is any weight on it the rope becomes
"taut" and secure,
Silk bags fur shopping purposes
aro going out of style.
Buttons for lawns and other wash
dresses are more ornamental than
they have boeu,
The moat stylish collars and cuffs
etre cut with squiir'e ends. Plain col-
ored 0009 are went with hung) dresses.
Heirdrassing is becoming more
elaborate, 'I'lio style, however, is
still to wear the hair on the top of the
head.
Gold and silver braid for trimming
tailor-made dresses has had its day,
and is now seldom x0011 oxoopt on
white and oolored flannel drosses de
signed for wear at the seaside, Tho
plaid flatmate of French manufacture
promise to be very much in vogue for
mountain wear, They are handsome
and durable, Tile grids aro made up
either in box•plaits, or are tucked in
comparatively broad tucks almost to
the waist, w111011 is out either in sailor
style, or made in plaits and bolted in
with a loather or whito belt.
7013 01? LUGGING TO ILLT.
OF Tho 1,u terelguud has 20 acres of laud, lot
25, 0011.5, Grey
- h1, wants logged. Ttl, work
will he subdivided to snit persona baking the
Job, Two 00(000130, 11031 and 1881, will be allow-
ed for onmplatingftho work. Por Outlier par-
tl1uler0 apply t0 2'1I08. 1V1111la, Prop.
10.4 ^Athol b.0.
��TOUSI, ,C LOT FOR SALE, ON
ere Queen Street, Thorn la also n shop on
the Got that sold b1, ututacd for It stable,
Will be sold on rea0una(do torus,, Apply to -
A, 1)0Wr1N 411111'1t
-vy.�...TA'1, 111:1 Ael If. IL L.
3 3 anterial, thanking his
many 0,deliltnla, fox• tlauir liber•
al sllppert. far the past sic ywirs
='r' 1 '(1'lPl1l1 ttOdor 1,lWhim that be-
ing b,i,nod out of tho 01,1 .stand leas atter up
(0 shop Ll Sul -tlm s 11 i,ek In Il rst.elnss style
where he hopes to se� all tea obi 011110,1.1.10
and Pm moll' 1,''.v°ilea lie sec et 0" giro 1,1x, (0
rail. I keep nothing hitt nrxt-claw1,101,0',, ell
kiwis of l',.ultrV nc,l :i ags,lg., )1, ,,1 Il,')r:. 2..3
t, Minutia of the Town Prue, (3,18(1 paid for
1'01 Stock,
CLEANLINESS
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The subscriber is plopttrad to do all Kinds
of fainting, such as
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
PLAIN Int 011N:111ENTAI, Pefsrrxo,
PAPER HA9NO1NS, KA1.SOMIININO1
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Gerairaiaa= ati Apcoccilaltty.
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•BRUSSELS LIME WORKS
STILL .I.-IJL-lI),
TOWN Sr. ree0 N •
rile subscribers into this opportunity 01n..
1 .
to robin thanks to the inhabitants of Brussels
and 1.1 el01ty for past patronage, and beg to
eta,. that hal nig made 001. rel Ito movements
W their Is lin and iamb. 00 burning, tiler 111•. HOW
In n b,itor povittmu 1110", xr'r 1,11,10 to supply
the l' ,b1,( with 19rstdatte0 1,111,, ,
This being the '10V.Lti1 ,;,nam 111 nail• 1,1181.
3c,a denlitli;s in tiro stints, and hovlug given un-
ites li110u satlsfnotbn, 90 far, the publfa can re.
ly o° res sir tug good treatment ami It i1 rxt.elasa
,inial,, (rein us, 1'irst.c 1140 ]dine at N cents
,,,t the kiln ((11,115''11,18 11 d1Pereli.
W0 8.140 1/111.11 a No. 1 (Duo tot. plastoa'Iug (11
the 8(011,' lariat',
13x,21,1311,,1 3110 Apel - Ilressels 1.1m, \Verllr,
tb
ALLAN � 7 pN,ryj� & SON.
ALLAN LINE,,
IIOYAL 11:1.11, STLAmsuirI3,
?w I'9iECU AGrfl1eleIce
5l3'E11 P91111., 1,11Leda\Itpatl('3,G LA381(0
L000(N, Otte,
Steerage, 1313, Liverpool, Londonderry
Queenstown, Glasgow, or Belfast t0 Queb00
sad always as law as by 0 n first -ulnas lino,
SJM.V(ei AR2ANGEMENTI
SAILING8 FROM QUEBEC,
SARIIATIAN ,Saturday, 'May 11013,
POLYNESIAN " " 10th,
CIRCASSIAN. " " 23rd,
PARISIAN " " 30113.
811BDINIAN Ju "a tit,.
SA11'IATIAN 0th.
POLYNESIAN„ . 27th.
' Ith.
OIIICASSIAN Jnly 4ti1.
PARISIAN.. ” 1111,.
P3031W\•1AN " 38331.
S:IIRDINIAN 25111,
The last train oonaooling with the steamer
at Quebec loaves Toren to wo.luo:WI ye at 0:310 a.
m. Paesengersonnla,lve Wednoodays 1,t 0110
p,nl.aloe, and aon loot with the steamer at 'Hal-
ifax, by paying en additional 1000, of 09;45
let Iand10.551n d class.
Noonttle,abeep or pigs 010 carried on the
11ni1 Steamers of the 1.11(30 Lino,
For Tloketsand Bertha and ivory in forma
tion apply to
J. R. GRANT, Agent,
At the fest paler, Brussels.
Spring time will soon be at hand so leave ' PERUVIAN
your Ordors Early. Work clone in the
most satisfactory manner and satisfaction
guaranteed, I will be found at my old
shop north of the bridge.
Wm. Roddick.
Canadian Pali&o Itailway Timo Tablol
Teeswater Branch.
Miles. tieing West, Mall. Express.
0 Toronto, , Dop 7.20 San, 5.40 p.m.
0 Orangeville . 0,50 " 7.05 '
1 Orangeville Jet 10.05 " 7.22 "
7)1 Amaranth t .. 10.15 7.32 "
10 iWnldomar,. •. 10.24 " 7,38
121 Luther „ , . -, 10,81 " 7.44
2111 Arthur .... .. 11,08 " 8.10
1305 Kenilworth.,.. 11,00 "
881 Mr. FOREST .. 111.58 a.m. 8,40
44 Pages;.. ,, ..,12.15 p.m, 9.01
47;1 IIanlltsrox, .
..112.28 " 1).10
501. Fordwioh , . , , 12.55 " 11.81
00 Gerrie .... „ 1,08 " 9,4n
02i Wroxeter 1,15 " 0;401
00 Winghare Road 1,38 " 10.05
74 Teeswater.. Arr1 1,55 p.m. 10.15
Gahm East. Express,
Dfafl.
0 Teeswater 1)531 5.15 aim l 2,15 p,m.
5 1Vingllam,load 5.28 ' 2,30 '
11 Wroxoter ,.., 5.47 " 2.40
14 Gorrio . , • . 5.53 " 2.50
x7:1 Fordwich .. (3,02
20i [Iltrriston .. „ (1.35
80 Pages;...... 9.05
8301 'It, Forest.... 0.51 ' 157
435 Kenilworth .. 7.09 " 4.111
50} Arthur .... .. 7.211 " 4.39
014 Luther ... .. 7.53 " 5.10
94 Waldemar'.. .. 7.58 " 5,17
051 Amaranth t , 8.04 6,31
70 Orangeville Jet 8.12 " 5.35
74 Orangeville .. 8.135 •1 5,65
122 Toronto ., Arr. 10.45 a.m., 8.35 pan.
Refreshment and Dining Rosins
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CARLIITON JUNCTION,
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THROUGH TRAINS
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—TO1RONTO AND MONTREAL.—
T. IMETCRER,
TICE.ET AREENT, »RUSSET'S,
BABY CARRIAGES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
JUST
TO
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It Choice Stock of Baby Carriages
that Cannot fail to snit the wants
of the Public.
Cali and see them.
LARGE ,STOCK OF HARNESS
ON HAND.
Give arae cis Call.
H D ...KVI,S.
Clite.N1314CO1i LIMIE WORDS.
The subscriber wishes to notify
the PUBLIC that he will have his
LIME KILN
in Complete Running Order by the
lot of MAY, and will be able to
furnish Any Quantity of First-class
Limo at any time (luring the Sea-
son. Price at Kiln -1.4 cents per
Bushel,
Bio
Gramm,
CRANBROOK, P. 0.
ETHEL
rsiar's Tim
The lliltlersiglle(1 leaving completed the Change from the stone to the
Celebrate(, Hungartttn System of Grinding, has now the ItIill in
First -Class Bunning Order,
and will 1)c glad to see all his Old Customers and as gunny new
as possible. Chopping done.
0I108
Flour and rood Alvtrayo li'a ,d.
HIGEIB"=T PRICE PAIS) FOR ANY QUANTITY OF 0001D Wrl1AT
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