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I The ladies of the sewing aoeiety
treotory of Churches and loom lest , were badly engaged at their work,
when the 7 -year old son of the host.
31ta,vtt.t.s (urartt.—Sabbath 13t'ry1aos 51 1 ems asked It1rs. Bently if she belong --
11 a.m, and 11.30 p.15. Sunday Sehoel at 1 ed to en archery club. "No, Bobby,"
30 p,m, lb v, anti. Moss, 13. A., paster,
a.m, and et n] p.m. s'mday 101100 1)t 3:00 "Mat put that idea intoyour head,
•
Ksoi ('(it'll. it.--^abl,ntli Services 511 11. silo rep led, amused at tho question.
Rev., s• donepastor, "PIs did.d, I10 0113(1 yon eon c
11 beat
ST. Jous's Chruca11
.--Sabbath Services 1 i
! 1111y w01na11 111 town drawing the long
11 11,111. and i p.m. Solidity School at 0:311 I bow.,,
- .ln, Rev, f.f� W. T. Chafe, incumbent. ,
:tier[lobt,',lint a._-1abbn til Servleee at st pati 1111, l( Vitalizer
aerie what
h tayou neat sad «ll
111:30 min, and +1::8i If•°i, Nundny School at sympt'msof Dyspepsia. Priori 10 sad 75 cents
:1:130 pan. 1'a01.r11ev. 11'm. SIIIY111, per bottle, Sold by 0. A. Bondman,
11051411 ('uruceu ultox
viols third Snrnonth both Ser. One moonlight evening n
nluyin every month et 11 0,10, lensed individual, who had been for
Priv. P. J. Sha, priest' l fro, in
l)11D Itni.40w1' 1,-�D,: F. every Thursday NO1110 time Swaying to an
„vening to tirehau,'.4 block. earnest contemplation of a telescope in
T 1." lay at or before full L-ilion Square,
(loon in Holo e" lh.'ek.
A. (1. V. \V. L,•r ,i; meets on 2nd Ana
:eat We,1neslay even ingo each uxnit11.
1•'omt.rr.(`01,ttIttl 20.1 and last Monday
evenings of each 11100(3111u Steele's hall.
L, U. L. 1st Monday iu every month in
Orange Hall.
Poor Orr:, c.—sill'.•:• I1(iurs fruln
mi p. m.
11001[.%sly 1s. eirrfu ltendin;I Itootm :old ' Sauon's Catarrh llenieGly'—° positive cure
Library in Rims•,• block, will bo open 1 for Catarrh, Dipthnria, and Canker Mouth.
front toe'_'.nck r.m Wednesdays and Soldbv G. A,Dea51nn 1.
S aturdays. Jlios Jessie Moss, Librarian. "Do walls' hear mamma ?" "1Vhy,
Now York, filially he
mustered his powers of locomotion,
and approaching the proprietor, said,
in a persuasive tone ; "Seo 'ere, yon,
a'—say w --when you goiu' to touch
her - of ? Moen a dozen people's
sighted the thing. Now, why don't
you touch her off ?"
VARIETIES.
A Manias• keeled with it six -shoat.
(•r hes about the 1-ame horsepower as
teen complwi(:' t+f Militia called out
by the governor.
When :t Ivinter asks his best girl
to give 11151 a proof of her love, she
locks her f,rn) up in his in -brace,
stud be pots his imprint on it.
SK091.1.9s9 nights, made miserable by that
Ierribl0 can„. Shiloh•s Cure IS 1110 Tonicity
for you. Sold by G. A. Dend,dnu,
Little Lillie—•'Don't you think,
doctor, that noels just like my mam-
ma?" Methtr—"Ilnsh, child, don't
be vain."
"It seems to me," moaned he, ns
hr ilcd toward the- front gate, with
the old 111f1u behind him, "that there
are more tib,( three feet in a yard,"
sen,ei'»C :!4il end Ceusuniption Cure is
.old 1'11• (1. A. D, -adman On a guarantee. It
'•lire= r n• '_;Ptiou.
••The bigger the fool the bigger the
bristle" is the Philadelphia maxim,
The wonent ',waft esr0 to cent for any
such maxim. The main object is to
get the bustle. -
"So the noissi: is to bo married,
, it ? ' said the gardener to the cools. „Bless the collar I" ho ejaculated.
yes : and fu iout too. "011 yes, bless it. "Bless tho bless -
She's ;win' fir tert Ii have a clbthressres0 thray ell cellar !" liy dear," said his
'what is your text for this
ter 'terry it."
%that a question for a 3.year old I
Wily ( . ,u ask, iny pet ?" "Papa
seid they did." "lie is right, sweet,
Ile is a dear, good wise papa. When
did ho tell you, my love ?" "Iio was
tying the bow of nurse's bonnet this
morning when I went into the room
and nurse said you wo'° an innocout
old guy, and lie said walls had 01000."
"What I„
Cnorr, whooping coasts and biota:Maio im-
mediately relieved by 511,110110 Cure. Sold by
0. A. Deadman.
Cutting it short.—"There is a
great deal of relieiou 1n nature," sol-
emnly remarked a young clergy-
men, while calling upon a lady of his
congregation the other evening.
"There is," was the quiet reply , "We
should never forget that there is a
sermon in a blade of grass." "Quite
trite. 11'e should also remember
while we are about it that grass ie
cut very short at this season of Cho
year."
Thor hacking Dough can he so quickly oared
by Shnoh'0 Cure, We guaruutoo it. Sold by G.
A. Deadman,
The New York Graphic: The
minister watt struggling to put on a
new four -ply collar, and the prespira-
tion was starting from over- pore.
ylrrude long, and four pall -bearers wife,
ife '
WILL v1)» sailer with Dyspepsia and Live'- morning's sermon ?" "F -fourteenth
t;ompluto0:' 01.1011'0 Vitaliser is gsarautood vErae f -fifth Psalm," 110 replied, 1n
"0 cure you. Sohl by G. A. Deadman.
"Tommy," sold the pretty school -
111!i nm "who was the wisest man?"
"Solomon," replied Tommy, prompt,
l3'. "Wherein dirt his great wisdom
lie a" ''Splittiu' heirs" replied Tom-
my.
Says the New Orleans Picaynne :
\3'1131 i (�1c1:1 stnden10 aro being
harshly condemned for robbing graves,
)t i, forgotten that the students in -
short gasps. "Tho w -words of his
11).111ont11 were s-moother than b -bat-
ter, but war was in his h -heart."
reaming eared, health and sweet breath se-
cured, by Shiloh ;s Catarrh lteinedy. Pride 50
cents. Nasal injector freo. Sold by Geo. A.
Deadman,
A. colored gentleman appeared bo -
fore the Civil Service Examining
Board 1n Boston the other day and
wished to be examined for a position
asaletttr•carrierin the postal service.
is nti to fill them hp again when they "What's your name, sir ?" asked tho
go into practice. examiner. Sltmbo glove the examin•
5'110100a Prevent:tuve'. er his name, age place of residence
1 n —1:01111.101 Cholera and such 111(0 and his previous Occupation. "Now,
p
} i tee{. ., 1- 11,01 irity or Llood, and the
-
1151 ,.r act, -., .f no stomach are required. Tn Eamon," asked the examiner, "have
nuc tl. :11 vest 11+r,t,111 tatnilnble you ever studied geography ?„ '%Yee,
and ,:; ,1)t use ar Mood. 11 0 :1vody y Samba. "Well, thea, telt
( lir f. r : t: i Ir -1 ere Asd There Bah I" snit1
is no , -.r , n -re r 111111 r remedy
in
est , Pyspip Ait, Costive- lee haw far it is from 081011 1.0
it r t lit 501 „r or tiny person Shauhltf ?" "Fri' God, salt," erplied
bolas•, 1 - -ell by J. Hargreaves E Co.
Trial look• n tree. 5l1mb0 111 alter amazement, "1'011.
lou f fr ":u I ctor, quick ? Help ! (luau 'tend t0 put 110 on dot ionto,
help ! I1+'t 101111'' has swallowed a dove y-er?" and Sambo retired in ut-
r,i 11 i !" eiielateed lIre, Schaumburg, ter amazement at tho possible require-
-inn -le s:11t.:ed10 you make so much relents of the postal service.
fns, :is i•` l: O 11 ts-tntydollar gold 0
piece. 11 .l (. Reye:ea 1" replied Farina Noe:ots.
5icee,Leave no farm gates ajar,
As the {.appy 0511110 were leaving Better raise all good calves,
the cli i'cl., ;lie lIn0band said to the Refugee is a good pickling bean.
partner of his (e'lded life : "liar- Give cauliflowers plenty of room.
ring nine: stn n +115allf11 thin„ to Carrots require a light, rich sell.
you. Why. 'ran were till of a tremble, Many fern -lore prefer level culture,
and ono could hardly hear you say Alton no one to abuse your cattle.
I wi;l." "I will have more courage 'The best pasturage is the cheap.
anis say is lender next time," said est.
the blushing bride. Adopt in all real rural improve.
slnid Lightning. ileitis.
All star.rers from that terrible torment, plant p1111J8 011 a strong loam
xeurni ;ia,run Lo made harpy in one ambient
by tt ,1,,10E ;,pplleati,u of fluid Lightning
briskly rubbed on painful parts, and without
'Wag any disgusting medicine day attar day,
with little or tin result, Fluid Lightning aloe
cures
ll aumas off, atism. Headache, 6,1111 is honly '25e. per'
b0ttic at J. tnrgredo. do Co's. Drug Store.
"And se vial have received It divor.
re firms thatvig,lhnn5l husband of
✓ ents, lire. timid}?" "Yes, I am
soil.
How many trees have you planted?
Black currants are very wholesome.
Time is money if well employed,
Method and syetem pay in fares
isp.
Don't keep too many liens togeth-
el
glad to say that I have." "Didn't Pure blood. Etubldon geese aro
you 'feel guile overpowered when you 1 f
heard the ,l,cisien of the Judge?"
"Not oxuctly, 1 i'bltsertof unmanned,
so to spec{;,"
Horsemen, AI Irail Olt
W11.13:1 Voir 1,'r,' in ;. 111101, seratehOS so Out
,117 1100 ane ily sore, bathe twice dally, sed ar. m ents
,Gly' men s 1 r22 Parka's Carbolic Corato, It Iioeno•nutde fertilizers are 1,0ou0u2.
aP1(0,
For the piazza—the' Virginia creep
er,
Follow good seed With good culture,
;Make permanent farm improve -
is untlbubtedly the finest healing and cleansing
ap"licatbih for it. (4e Bare you got MoGregor
h Puske'0. 80,1 for 200, per box, at J. Rap.
K rooves S: C0':,. brag store,
Poetry, a waxed moustache, mys-
tory, long hair and n sweet tenor voice
will often make it woman feel as if
there war only n rheet of tissue paper
1)etween Lenven and herself, but it is
the man with it wart on 1113 nose and
six figures 111 the batik balance who
scoops her in and makes her happy
A". ver aftortrnrds.
iced.
Meat and cooped food for haying
heuz•,
Trees will grow while yeti aro sloop -
In Plant trues for finite shade and
tihnber.
N(,1 "rldrilualized" black bottles iu
the field.
Floakmasters should keop shepherd
dogs,
Milk of different tempei,•aturo should
never be piixod.
Only 3111 pails are suitable to be
used by dairymen.
In planting trees bo careful to pre.
serve the roots moist.
Wyoming territory has (pavan.
tine against Tome cattle.
In setting Out raspberry plttuts do
not bury them too deep.
Thirty-five per cent, of the wattle of
Illinois tiro high grade,
The Island of Jersey 1.11t0 ono head
of 031,0.0 to every two acres.
Holeteius aro finding much favor
among Colorado etoek}neu.
Another outbreak of plouropn0nul•
onin i11 the west reported.
Californians havo formed a new
market for fruit in Australia.
Charcoal is good ou old eoils its it
helps absorb Cho sun's rays :
Yon can raise not far from '30,000
green corn stooks to the tore.
The best breed is good care, good
water, good feed and good barn.
Young moil growing animals are
Cho most profitable for the farmer.
It is said that common black lub-
ricating oil will cure "grease heels" or
scratches in horses. A man found
two applications to dire tt very sex.
ioue Case,
If any profit is realized from bees,
it will bo by keeping the colonies
strong; a beekeeper's wealth is not
measured by the number of his col.
onies, but by their t trengtll, A
largo increase„ and n large a111000t
of surplus, aro not obtainable at the
same time. 11 is much the surest
way to make all apiary pay as it goes.
A bee -keeper, who made large outlay
last year, feeding barrels of sugar,
and bending nil his energies to in-
crease his bees; diel not obtain one
pound of honey, but lost bis bees
during the winter.
No lady who delights 10 flowers and ,lltos to
see them do well and bloom abundantly, should
be without frontugtoo % Food for Flower?.
ordinary packages 801—sutIlcielit for 20 plants
Sur ono yon{',
Canadian Dreede>•:—'filo ques Linn
of "unshod feet" May be briefly
treated as follows:—When your colts
or horses nothing to do that Carl be
called work, lot them go barefooted
by all mentis. If they have contract-
ed feet, corns, diminished frogs, or
aro suffering from any of the many
evils that follows in the train of bad
shoeing, use then] gently in tips. If
your horses have hard work to do
they should have feet fit for the work,
mid if they 1'lavo these good sensible
shoeing will do them no liarm,
Eruptive Diseases, such as Pimples, Boils,
Blotches, Ringworm, Solt Rheum. Totter, se„
yield readily to a persistent 11s0 of 3aumgton's
Quinine 1011)0 audlreu, and'Touie Dinner PI}li,
which by purifying the blood remove those
unsightly oideno00 or inward disorder, See
that you got "Haniugton's," the original and
genuta:.e.
}Ionn•MADE PoTATo-DIGGER.— A
farmer writes the Elmira )farmers'
Club a desoiptiou of his home -wade
potato -digger, which evidently "fills
t110 bill" (111 his soil. He etty'd :—"I
wish to describe an implement for
digging potatoes whi011 is not It pat-
ented humbug, is not expensive, and
can be mildo by any blacksmith of
ordinary ability. My neighbor had
one made. 15a1y it in operation and
liked it so well that I heal one made
for my own use.. We aro both s1
well pleased with its (50(11, that we
have no (53011 to exchenge fir tiny
other digger that lits put in ml ap•
0aran00 in diose 'd1g4104, 11130 int
plement may be properly named is
horse -fork. It is simply a strong iron
fork of prongs 12 or 14 inches in
length, stiffened by having a erose
bar welded about three inehoe from
tho top, with a stiff sh:tn11 some eight
Niches long. This firmly 11)lted to It
beam with handles similar to the
wood. work of a amnion shovel -platy.
Attach one horse, thrust the fork into
the ground bellied the potato shill,
have a boy load the horde until both
horse and mall beeoale accustomed
to the work. Very soon you 0)111 set
the boy picking up, and 'go it alone,'
Start tho horse slowly, the entire hill
is lifted relit, and by a dextrous I00110-
ment of the fork, together with the
side draft of the horse, the potatoes
are thrown a little to ono side and
nearly all exposed to view. No clog-
ging Gu account of wet, no choking
up with vino, or weeds, and is pre-
ferable to a plow, become only the
earth which covers the potatoes is
disturbed.- Oen the potatoes bo slur•
vested clean with tide tool ? Give the
poorest mite 111 your town all 11e can
glean after you, and 110 will leave
your field it, d'isguht-
`.lfho arbitrators appointed by the
Dominion Government to asses the
damages caused by leakage from the
Lachine Canal into the property .of
estate of the lata R. A, 11, Hubbort
have gtvon an award of $10,000.
New rules here been issued for Cho
Wimbledon meeting. Snider rifles
prohibited ; trigger pulls of five
pounds are the extreme ; compoti•
tors restricted to Governtnent Martini
rifles of six pounds.
PULL F011 Sl';RV1CI,.TIIL'' UN.
S� dorellete0 will keep 1110 there -brad Dltr•
ham buil "Mo(lvl" for sel•vi00 at MO feria,
adjoining prase 1s, 121•,110 01.0) par 005,
payable at tuna of ("ruble with the p rtviloyo
of ret, rning. J, tr. I(NIRRIT311 ,514' toter
TIOUSE 1C LOT FOR BALK, ON
.A.. Quoall Street, There le also n shop ou
the Lot telt could be 8111100,1 for a stable,
Will be sold on reasonabl;ter Vis,W t 1ply1I1 -
1.
11I, BLASIIILL,
butcher, thanking his
many customers for 011010 liber-
al support for the past six }roars
wishes to inform tl,e1,1 that 111.
lug
0• (011 binned
an1510'st of l.3 nn,0 tins first ..nfitted
es stye
whore lin dopes to 5" '111 001 ell (1cst,m000
and us many noir owls Its woo et k, give hla. n
eall. I koup nothing but first—ohne; meat", all
to 301 ports of the Town Free, Free, ge Casht l }mill ini
ter
Pat Stock.
CLEANLINESS
—NEXT TO—
GODLINESS.
The subscriber subscriber is ptaparcd to iso all kinds
of Painting, such as
1-IOUSE, SIGI\", CARRIAGE,
PLAIN en 01RNAt11:NTAT, 1'.ets•r1)10,
--0--
PAPER HANGING, KALStli iltl'11NO
—r1ND—
Grl•rt.ini.114 11, Specialty.
---o— —
31110 17, 1885.
BRUSSELS LIME WORKS
STILL AHEAD.
TOW1'(& s ON.
rho subsorlbers lake this opportunity of re•
tura
nl vicinity ttfor past 1pati'onage, Brusselsnod beg g 0.
stets Gait haying (5510 savt..l•01 h1) ,r(v,•ua'utn
L5 thoirklbl au.) nimia 01 burnhgf, 41511 arepoly
Ill n bother poll Glen than 01'117but: we to supply
the Palate with 1''irst•chiuu Lime,
This being the eleventh (01001) of our Won.
11000 dealing( to Brussels, sad having gh•on nn•
q1) illflod sutlataetiml so far, Cho pllblle One re.
ly ea reeeicing good treatment mei a first-class
1.11
article
kiln'aud'10 00,111s delive'ed, mo et 11 oenttl
1101 also burn a No.1 limo fur plastering at
the same price.
Remember the spot —Brussels 1.11(1 Works,
•12
TOWN & SON.
ALLAN LINE,
--or
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
;1)i T3+37L`I$11GOVI tin:3
'110
LIVERPOOL. 1,41 NOON 111:1031'0 (17..41 (1.11
LONDON, Idle.:
Steerage, 1315, LlVorpeol, Londonderry
Quoeuetowu, Oloagou•, or Belfast to Quebec
tied 01way0na low as by any arst-olnseliue,
SJMMER ARRANGEMENT
SA.ILINOS FROM QUEBEC,
8031(AT1AN .Saturday, May itch,
POLYNESIAN " -, 10t11.
CIRCASSIAN, '• 211.1.
•• 30th,
Juts 6111,
15111
SARMATIAN . • , 90th.
POLYNESIAN " " 87th.
UI1tOA8SIAN •' July 4th,
PARISIAN " 11th,
PE1RUVIAN " " 18th.
SARDINIAN " 85tH.
The last train connecting with the steamer
at Quobeciet vee Toronto Wednesday( 5t0:8u it'
in, Passengers ea/sleeve Wodneoduys at 4000
p,m.alao, and oonuootwith the steamer stile):
1150, by paying an 50011oual f0r0 of 01;11
100 1in d 0.2.552nd ohtsi.
1NJoe0ttle,Oheep or pigs are married ea the
Mail Steamer: o1 the Allan Lino.
For Tlukets and her the and every informs
tion apply to
J. R. GRANT, Agent,
10 1111' l',, t (3111,',', IIr.4,,Is.
PARISIAN
Sprint; time will soon ho at stand s 5 leave PERUVIAN
your Orders Early. Work dodo in the SARDINIAN
most satisfactory manner and satisfaction
gnarautecd. I will b, found. at 11y 0111
911op north of the bridge.
Wm. Roddick.
Canadian Nib kilway Time Tablet
Teeswater Branch.
M tlOs, Going 700,51.
hall. 1Express.
0 Toronto.. Dept 7:20 a.m.
0 OrangevilleI 9,50 ••
.4 Orangeville Jct 1.0.01 •'
73 Amaranth t .. 3110.15
10 Walllemtl'.. ,.'30,24 "
1i} Lather . , .. —110.31 131.31 "
20} Arthur .... ...11,04 "
30i Kenilworth 111.30 "
34} MT. Font:sT .. 11.1,19 non.
41 Pages ; , . , ...119.11 pan.
47 H.uull,ollOs.. .,i 12,28 •,
54 Pordwiob , , ..119.10 "
00 Gerrie ...... 1.05
023 Wroxeter . . 1 1,15 "
110 Whigharu Bond', 1.3s " 10.0:3
74 Tuosn•ater.. AyrLae pan. 10.1e
m11Os, Going Ens*. Express,
1,40 pan.
7.015
7.22
7.113
7.:35
7.4.1
4.10
8,213
8.41
13.01
11.10
11.331
Oso
11,•10
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351
431
501
blyt
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70
74
19'2
Touowator Dep .1.15 10.01.- 2.15 p.1)}.
%Yinghanh Road 534 ' 2.30
Wroxeter .. .. 5.47 " 3.411
Garde . .... 1,1:1 „ 2.51
I'nrdwiah .. .. 6.02 2.01;
Ilarristou .. . , 11.3.1 " 11.25
Pages ; . , .. .. 11.33 ;IP)
Mt. Forest. , 11.11 ' 3,17
7
Kenilworth .. 7.119 " 119
Arthur,, ..., 7.211 " 1.1311
Luther ., .... 7.511 • 1.10
Waldemar.. .. 7.08 5,17
Amaranth t . 4.01 " 1.21
Orangeville Jet 412 " 5.85
Orangeville .. 8.35 " I 5.55
Toronto , . Arr. 10.45 a.m., 8,130 pan.
RefJeshment and Dining Rooms
It
—AT—
TORONTO .111N(°rIOS,
OSR.ANGEI'ILLE ANO
I'ARLETON (UNCTION.
Y.,'U ti CT_3::EO2v— a�T�d ON'
THR J 3 H TRAINS
—I1I1TWOI(12.— -
-TORONTO AND MONTRL+'AL.—
'V'• II LE0I'U1LER,
TICKET A(aii1', It11118141i1.1
BABY CARRIAGES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
J
r±HAND
a Choice Stock of Baby Carriages
that Cannot fail to snit t11(' Wants
of the Public.
Call and see them.
LAIIU1'1 STOCK OF ]-HARNESS
ON HAND.
Give 771,,c cc Call.
1I. 1)BAWLS'.
C11ANI31IOOK LIME WORKS.
Tho Subscriber wishes to notify
the I'ti13LIC that he will hare his
LIME KILN
in Complete Running Order by the
1st of MAY, and will be able to
furnish Any Quantity of First-class
Lime at any time during the Sea-
son. Price at Kiln -14 cents per
Bushel.
7. Gramm,
CI1ANBROOK, P. 0.
E T FI E L
The undersigned ].laving completed tlio change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian System -of Grinding, has now the Mill in
First -Class; Bunning Order,
and will be glad to see anis Old Customers and as 171a11y now ones
as possible, Chopping done.
Floii.r and. Feed Always on naiad.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ANY QU,Alr1TITY OF GOOD WHEAT