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Let all thegoed thou docst to ratan
A girt he, not n debt ;
Aucl ho will more remember thea
Tho more thou dost forget,
Do it no neo who blows it not,
But rand like a vino,
That year by year brings forth its grapes,
And cart`s net for the wino I
A lmrro when be has run his race,
A dog, when tracked tbo gleno,
A boo when it has honey made•
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Do not their deeds proclaim,
Be silent then, and lute the vino,
Bring forth what is in theo ;
It is thy duty to be good,
And roan's to honor thee.
INFLU1?1NCE.
We scatter the seeds with oar010131 hand,
And dream wo 00'120 shall nee them more;
But for a thousand years'
Their fruit appears,
LI weeds that mar tho land,
Or healthful store,
Tho deeds wo (lo, the words we aay,
Into still air they soon to fleet ;
Ivo count them ever past ;
But they shall last--•
In the dreary judgment they
And we shall meet.
I chnrgo then by the years gond by,
For the lovo of brethorn dour,
Keep then tho one true way
In work and play,
Lest in the world their cry
Of woo thou hoar,
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"HER NAME."
Tho father took tho Bible down,
And, in his clear, old-fashioned banal,
Upon its record -pages, brown,
Bo wrote the name as it should stand.
But protest oarnc from all the rest,
At giving such a little fairy -
The dearest, sweetest, and the best-
•, That antiquated naive to carry.
And aunts anti second cousins cry(
"A nam0 so worn and ordinary,
Could not bo found, if ono shoald try,
As that same appellation, 'Mary."
And o'er and o'er again they land,
$er yellow curls, her baby grow ;
"Oh, call her Ethelind, or 'Maud,'
Or 'Christine,' for her angel face,"
"But time will eliatigo this golden fleece,
To match the oyes in dusky splendor ;
Far better name her 'Beatrice,'
or'Intorgeu,' serene and tender."
"Oh, name the child for Aunt Louisa,
For she, good soul, is well-to-do ;
Tho compliment is euro to please her,
And we can call the darling Lou.'''
Most prudent counsel -all too Iate 1
'Twist Malachi's and Matthew's pages,
Appears unchnngoable as fate,
Tho name beloved of all the egos.
The ancient gem 1 Its purity -
Unspoiled -shall grace our latest beauty;
Sometime on dearer lips to bo
The synonym of love and duty.
Ana gracious womanhood adorn,
However fortune's gifts may vary,
Till on a day like Easter Morn,
She Bears the Mastor pall her "Mary."
Market foes have been re -imposed
in Toronto, and the farmers are said
to bo disgusted, The understanding
was that when the market fees wero
abolished the toll -gates would follow.
But although the marltot foes have
boon done away with for two years
the toll -gates still flourish. That
they aro an annoyance and a anis-
once everybody admits, but tho Conn.
ty of York (loos not seem disposed to
removo them, hence the re -imposition
of market fees. •
About three years since a man
named Jenkins mama from England
and finally settled in Huron town.
ting, 13ruco Co,, working around for
tho farmers, passing himself off as a
single man, After a short Elmo he
found that Libbic, daughter of the
late arenas Herren, had been loft
00100 money, and ho became so at-
tel1tivo its to secure) the girl's promise
of marriage, l3oforo the marring° a
neighbor 000000ed a letter from this
man's former residence in England,
elating that Sam Jenkins had a wifo
and daughter then living in England.
Jenkins denied that such was the
case, and soon after married the girl,
Tho marriage turnocl out unhappily,
Jenkins using his wifo (who, by the
way, is a fin looking woman) most
brutally. Finally bo had to bo turn-
ed out, and he went to Guelph. Bev.
Mr, Baugh, of Ripley, was employed
by Mrs. Eurron to go to England and
secure proof of the villian's former
marriage. On his rotten ho and
Libbio wont to Guolph to see Jenkins,
who first denied, but finally admitted
his first marriage, As a result of
this admission a warrant was sworn
ant against him for bigamy, and after
hearing tho preliminary evident)
1Vlagtetrato Jos, Baker, of Kiuoardino,
committed the prisoner to Walkerton
to stand trial, The 0aso le a most
flagrant one, and should Ito bo found
guilty, of which there seems at pres-
ent no roasonablo doubt, the lieaviost
punishment would be only too light,
'MINUS To 13E REMIIMIIERIW.
That a little ginger put in sausage
meat improves the flavor,
That salt. fish aro quickest and best
freshened by soaking in sour milk.
That in icing cakes, alto knife is
beat to be dipped in cold water.
That fish may be soaled Blore eas-
ily by dipping in boiling water about
a n)i11ut0.
That a 5t11a11 p11100 of charcoal In
Elio pot with a boiling cabbage ro-
InovOe 1110 smolt.
That cold rain water and soda will
raniovo maohino grease from a'n311.
able fabrics.
That doer boiling water will re-
move ink and other Fattens from White
cloth,
That parsley eaten with vinegar
will romova the unpleasant effects of
outing onions.
That oil cloth should bo cleaned
with milk and water; a brush anti
soap will ruin them.
That if your coal fire is low, a table•
spoon of salt thrown on it will help it
very much.
That a teaspoonful of turpentine
boilod with your whits clothos will
aid the whitening process.
That a teaspoonful of stowed to-
nlatoe5 in the gravy of either fried or
roasted moat i5 all improvement.
That fresh meat, after beginning to
sour, will sweeten if plsoed out of
doors in the cool air over night.
That kerosene oil will soften boots
and shoes which have been hardonod
by water, and reader them as phobia
as now.
,That mill: which is turned or
changed may be sweetened and rend-
ered lit for use again by stirring into
it a little soda,
STRAY A (DIALS.
There appears to be but very little
knowledge of the law in respect to
stray animals. For the information
of our readers, who may have stray
animals coming into their premises,
we herewith quoto from the revised
Statutes of Ontario, page 1980, a
portion of Chap. 195, relating there-
to.
6. In case the animal distrained is
a horse, bull, ox, oow, sheep, goat,
pig or other animals, and if the same
is distrained by a resident of the
Municipality for straying within his
premises, such person, instead of do-
livering the animal to the Pound -
keeper, may retain the animal in his
own p05ses51on, providing he makes
no claim for damages done by the
animal, and duly gives the notices
hereinafter in that ono required of
7. If the owner is known to him,
bo shall forthwith givo to the owner
notice in writing of haviug taken up
the animal.
8. If tho owner is unknown to the
person taking up and retaining pos.
session of the animal, such person
8113111, within forty-eight hours, de-
liver to the Clerk of the Municipal-
ity a notice in writing of having tak-
en up the animal, and containing a
description of the color, ago and nat-
ural and artificial marks of the autm•
al as Leat as can be.
9. The clerk, on receiving each
notice, shall forthwith enter a copy
thereof in a book to be kopt for that
porpose, and shall post tho notice ho
receives, or copy thereof, in some
conspicuous place on or near bho door
of his offioo, and continue the came
so postod for at least ono week, un-
less rho animal is sooner' olaimod, by
the owner.
10. If tho animal or any number
of animals taken up at tho same time
is oe are of the value of ten dollars
or more, the clistrainor shall cause a
copy of the notice to bo published in
a now5pap0r in the County, 1f ono is
published therein, and if not, then in
a newspaper published in a news•
paper published in an adjoining
County, and to bo continued therein
once a hook for three suece1si00
weeks.
No By-law of a Municipality can
override a Statute, Of course if rho
stray animals havo broken fences, or
Unit trees, or done any other damage,
ami the distraint wishes to bo paid
for such, ho must impound 111om,
CtL11ta81iOE01 No-av13-
John. A. 1tfoKouzio, of Sarnia, bas
been appointed junior j11dgo of Lamb•
ton county.
Wiarton has not settled tho now
school house question yet. Tho
council soma 11010 ago clecliuod to
raise $2,000 for rho emotion of rho
building, and aftorvvards treated au
application for $1,000 in a 1111° man -
nor. At tho last Ineeting of rho
school board somo of the members
got down to $000, and now tho mat•
tor is likely to bo doforrod till next
year, A now tnombor bas lately boon
olootad and now two others want to re-
sign.
Tho dlptharia epidemic at 13o11
River is dying out.
The Kindergarten was opened last
Monday In the Hamilton Central
3011001 with five teach. rs.
J. Norman Ititohin, Q. C. bac been
appointed to 511004 011 lion. Lir. Thom-
son as judge mf Ilia liuprworr Court in
Nova Beatl0,
Henry A. Aehoson, a printer who
served his litho in the Advocate ullice,
Cayuga, and is a deaf-mute, loathe the
remarkable) score of :)i($1 runs in a
arleltat match playa'. at Boston.
At the Elgin Assizes on Saturday
u Irua bill was roturned against Hew -
clock Smith for the murder of Alar•
shall Piggott in Malahido township
last November. The trial was post-
poned till November 24.
Tho Windsor volunteers received a
grand reception frotn tha townspeo-
ple on their return from camp Sat-
urday afternoon, A banquet was
tendered them at the British -Amer-
ican Hotel, and an exceedingly pleas-
ant time passed,
Benjamin I4oaamo, a farmor at
Potiti Cote, committed suicide Satur-
day morning, without any known
cause, by jumping head first into a
well. Beeenno was 00 years old, and
leaves a family in comfortable circum-
stancos. The well was twelve feet
deep, and had about throe feet of
water in it.
A stranger entered a Brantford
hotel the other day, put a pint bottle
on the bar and asked for a pint of
"best whiskey." The landlord filled
the bottle and charged the stranger
25 cents. This he rofused to pay,
and finally loft the bottle also behind
him. Pouring the liquor out, the
bottle was thrown out and breaking re.
vealed a sponge well soaked with the
liquor. The men's game evidently
a as to refuse to pay for the whiskey
and have the bottle returned to him
with what the sponge would retain,
but lie was beaten at his own game.
After various conflicting reports
made, we are glad to find from the
Manitoba Free Press, which is not
given to booming, that the supply of
hard wheat of the highest grade will
bo greater than has ever before been
aeon in that Province, and this, with
the likelihood of good prides prevail -
log, gives a fair prospect'for the year.
Most of the Manitoba farmers will
make handsome profits out of their
season's grain, many of them, indeed
being now placed in a better position
to do so than they novo beton at any
previous time.
The hide and bonds of the depart-
ed Jumbo have arrived at Rochester
in charge of Prof.Ward. The reput-
ed weight of Jumbo at rho time of
his death was sevon tons, although
the Professor says ho does not thinit
it 1208 fie mush as that. At present
the hide is about an inch and a half
thick in the thickest part, and when
properly dressed it will not be moro
than ono-balf or three-quarters of an
inch thick. It will take about two
months to mount tho skeleton, and
about the same length of time to
stuff the skin and adjust it on the
model. Three months more will bo
required, however, before the hide
will bo completely dry. Both the
skeleton and rho stuffed skin will be
exhibited awhile by Barnum, but the
ultimata destination of the former is
tho Smithtonian Institution at Wash-
ington, and of the labor, Tufft's Col -
logo, near Boston.
Fort William as a deep draught
harbour, at last, is coming to the
front. Last week one of tho largest
and deepest draught craft on the
lakes (the steam barge Iron Doke)
mitered the lialninistigtia full loathed.
Sho was drawing fifteen foot of wet -
or, and is now unloading at tho now
coal clocks, near the Mammoth ele-
vator. Oth01 boats loaded with coal,
tho vessel John 13ust and rho steam
barge S. J. Macy, drawing thirteen
foot, run throe miles up tho river to
tho company's upper coal docks.
Those crafts ancoaodod in gatting in'
with little or no trouble, although
tho:o was not it singlo buoy to guide
thom culler on tan bar or halide) the
rivor. The citizens here have mado
good bouys for tho °banner, and will
harm tltom pieced without delay, so
that hereafter otlior steamboat cap-
tains nod not fear to cuter. Had
the Government continued the dredg-
ing in August last fora oouplo of
wanks longer it would have mad°
Fort William harbour all that could
be dosirod for the class of craft that
sails on those waters now, as rho
channel in and all the way ftp to thio
town plot, would havo boon over fif-
teen feat doop and ono hundred foot
wido, with plenty of plows for a 800
foot boat to turn in. Tho reason for
stopping the dredging lore at the
stogo is It mystory, when $5,000, au•
cording to the contractor's estimatos,
would havo finished tho foltrth out
clean through, and llttvm loft it a good
passable alumni. Only two cats of
dile dretto aro 1165Y iini heti,
i.Z0US1 ea LOT FOR BALE, ON
tauon)1 8trent, Thera la,312.) a 0115)( 00
tba Lot that could be utlhred for a stable,
W111 he ;opt) eft 0, 1100al,le tarns. Apply to -
A. IIA tY CIN A IM1.1t
SELLING 0TTril!
SELLING OUT.
Great Clearing Sale
FOR 60 D.ii Y'S
of harnoss, collars, fly nets, dusters, trunks
travelling bags, satohele, brushes, curry
combs, whips, and everything in tho har-
ness lino. Tho stock must bo sold without
reserve as the proprietor Is giving up busi-
110130.
Imsp cctiom Invited,
Over 20 sets of Harness to
choose from.
This ie a bona fide sola and no Welt;
peony affair.
R. STEVENSON.
I 0" All indebted to me must call and settle
accounts at onoe.
HURON AND BRUCE
Loam & Investment Co.
This Company is Loaning Honey
on Farm Security at LOWEST BATLOB
of Interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
3, 4 and 5 per cent. Interest Al-
lowed on Deposits, according to
amount and time left.
OFFrca;.--On corner of Market
Square and North street, Goclorich.
Horace Horton,
MANAGER,
Godorich, Aug. 5th, 1885.
MACK \ C.
SU ti!VIER HOUR
Tho Moot Delightful
Palaoo Steamers. row Rates,
Pour Trigs par Wook notweon
DETROIT AND MAOKINAC
And /Ivory Wools any Ilotwoan
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Write for our
"Picturesque Maokinao," Illustrated.
Contains Fun Partfoulare. Manse Frac.
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nov. Co,
G. D. WHITCOMB, G05. PASS. Aar.,
DETROIT, MICH.
RusINESS COLLEGE
,u mi.NM-11m i will,
WOODSTOCIf COLLEGE,
WOODSTOCK, ONT.
Th (111(.1eBege has 1,,,, 1) 0) uphly reerltan-
b:ed and MOM in the bawds of a wort able of Teachers ,n,.l sling two who Lava
Maul Principals ea similar and successful
I5000)1110030. Course most thorough. and
Vruel!ral. Pees very ovnlcrate.
For full Information address --
N. W001050(TON,
Woodstock canvas,
MARKET,
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MAIN STREET, ttltl'ar;1.I.N
ANDREW CURRIE, Prop',',
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Oft) eboslquallty always or,h8841 and dolly
oroilin anyparlalibe1111aselrae of ohargc:
TERMS Very Fayorablo,
FAT CATTLE WANTED,
F o rwhlob the highest markotprice wll lb e
paid.
Isle o matte Speeinityofbuyinghidosand
Shins. IDorn'tf,rget the Place, nes door
F(eteher's.Ievrellry5tore.
ANDREW 001101E
NUM. BLASHILL,
nutahor, thanking UN
many customers for their Iiber•
al support for rho past six years
wishes to inform diem that be.
ing burned out o1 the old stood has Otto) uP
a shop in Smalo'a Block to first -aloes style
whera he hopes to sae all the old customers
and as many now ones as sod fit to Rias biro a
call. I koop nothing but first -clam moats, all
51545 o1 POs] try and Sausage treat Del iron 31
to all parts Of the Town Erse, Cash pal) for
Fat Stock.
Canadian Llacifie Lailway Time Table,
Teeswater Branch.
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0 Tooswater Dap 5,15 a.m. 2,15 p.m.
5 Wiugham Road 5.28 ' 2.30 '
Wroxeter ., ., 5.47 " 2.49
14 Gor'rie .. „ .. 5.53 " 2.50
I79 Fordwich , , , , 0.12 " 8.00
201 Trarriston . , , . 6.25 " 8.29
80 Pagas j.. .... 6.85 " 3,40
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50} Arthur , , .... 7.26 " 4.39
61a9 Luther .... , . 7.53 " 5.10
64 'Waldemar.. .. 7.68 " 5.17
66,1 Amaranth t 8.01 " 5.24
70 Orangeville Jct 8.12 " 5.35 "
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Tho undersigned leaving completed rho change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian System of Gi'incliug,has now the hill in
First -Class Running Order,
and will be glad to sec all his Old Customers and as many new ones
as .possible. Chopping done.
Plow: and Feed, 41w,' '%o aa&
HIGHEST PBICE PAID FOR ANY QUANTITY OF (4001 WHEAT