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Directory of Charchee an looietiee.
c....—Sabbath Services at
11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday Soho& at
2:30 p.m. Rev. Jno. Ross, 13. A.., ppator,
KNOX CMDIrni,—Sabbath Services at 11
a.m. and 6:30 pm. Sunday Sebool at 2:30
pan. Bev. S. Jones, Pastor,
Sr. Joos Cumem.—Sabbath Services at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday &hail at 0:30
a.m. Rev. W. T. 0Inffe, incumbent.
31.11TEIODI8T Services at
10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m, Sunday School at
2:80 pan. Rev. \rm. Smyth, pastor.
Rots Cavuomo Casitom—Babbath Ser.
vicethirdSunday in every month at 11 a.m,
Rev. P. a. Shea, priest.
MEDIU:41a 1n'.0$ Reading li.00ni and
Library in Holmes' block, will he open
from 6 to :3 o'clock p.m. 'Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Bliss Jessie Ross, Librarian.
ODD FDLIDIT'S Lenon every Thursday
frening in Cirsham's block.
MASONIC LODOS Tuesday at or before full
moon in Vanstone's block.
A. 0. U. W, 1.10DnE meets on 21111 and
last Wednesday eVellillgs of °sell month.
FORDEITE1113 LOGS 2nd and last Monday
evenings of each month in Smale's hall.
L. 0. L. 1st Monday in every month in
Witnge
Pose Ois3n—OfBce Hours from 8 a.m.
to 7 p.m.
Faroe 4,tess.
Regularity in feediog is beneficial
in Leavy wus.
Clionp,whooping cough and bronchitis im-
mediately relieved b y Shiloh's Cure. Sold by
0. A.081(3111813 •
Limited numbers of fowls pay bet-
ter than tee many.
THAT hooking cough olin be iin quickly cured
by Shilolfs (lure. Wo guar entire it. Sold by G.
A. Deadrnan.
It is of no use to attempt to et.
tempt to hoop fowls unlash they aro
well attended to.
Saat.on'sCough and Conatroption Cure is
sold by G. A. I) eadman on a guarantee, It
mires con sumptIon
Clean lien houses and runs will
bring in a goodly share of clear
profite.
Sea:Lein Catarrh Renadey—a positive cure
for Catarrh. Diptheria. and Canker Mouth.
Sold by G.A. D madam.
Nix your cooked food once a clay
fresh. Don't give the poultry sour
meal dough and stale messes.
Srmr.rhEss nights, made miserable by that
terrible 0008)1, Shiloh'e Cure is the remedy
tor you. Sold by G. A, Deadman.
Ono cannot reasonably expect to
raise strong and healthy fowls if they
aro kept in n starved and neglected
condition.
Witt, you,suffer Intl; Dyspeppia. and Liver
Complaint? Shileh's Vitaliser is guaranteed
to ours you. Sold by G. A. Deadzoon.
Above ell things do not cram Into
a space where twenty.five only can
be made. comfortable, fifty or a hun-
dred birds. •
cured, health mad sweet breath es
cured, by_ Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 95
eents. Nasal inieetor free. Eold by Geo. A.
Deadraan.
Let your boys and girls have some
fowls, one or two good poultry pa•
pers, a good hen house, and see what
they can and will do.
eintslonle Vitalizer is what you need or Con.
etipation,loss of appetite, &amines', end all
sympt oms o !Dyspepsia. Price 10 ea 7 6 eents
per bottle. Sold by 0.1. Deadman.
Eggs will hatch a much larger
percentage, and the chicks will be
stronger, if you will use a two-year.
old cock mated to yearling hens.
McGregor ea Parka's Carbolic ()orate is in-
valuable for Wounda, Sores, Salt Shown'
Outs, Barna, Scalds and Eastern , as a healing
a,nd purifying droning. Do not be imposed on
with other useless preparations, recommend-
ed to be as good, Use only MeGregor dr Parke's
Carbolio Comte. Sold by J, Hargreaves & 00.
Feed the morning meal to your
fowls warm. Scald the meal, boil or
mash the potatoes or turnips, and
mix these for the early day's feed.
Robinson's PhOepherinen Emulsion by its
stimulating action upon the organs of diges.
tfon and asaimulaticn, and by its powerfully
alterative tonic and nutritive properti ea, pm,
ides the blood from all taint, and increases Ito
sone constituents. Always 110(1 303 Robinson's
Pheaphorized Emulsion, and 1)0 8018 yen get
30.
T]E BRUSSELS P9S1
188;..
Poultry keeping can be made an
auxiliary to other vocations, and
that, too, without interfering with
their duties, and, if managed proper-
ly, will bring in handsome returns.
As a general' rnlo, • the farmer
elmeld pot desire that his poultry
should be very fat, for there is a kind
of antagonism between reproduction
and too storing of much fat in the
tisane.
Feed the old moulting hens spar-
ingly on good food for six menthe to
come. Don't permit them to get
gross and. fatten inwardly, as they
will if allowed all they will eat at
this time of tho year.
There are few fowls more prolific
than the Games ; and where there is
a good, wide range of any hind, no
fowls will prove more profitable.
They eat little in proportion to other
larger fowls, and are very good
layers.
Fowls confined to limited quarters
should be daily supplied with ench
natural food as they would obtain
when they have a free run. Dry,
bard food with scant drink will be
prodnetive of ittjurious results in a
numbcr tri ways,
Put harvest implements under
cover, and give their iron -work a coat
of oil. Don't leave the plough in
furrow when the work of the season
ends. Get stables ready for early
housing of farm animals. See that
Tooth are well tenured before the first
hard frost conies.
Enquire at Juo. Hargreaves &o„ Druggists,
in reference to the extraordinary =elite of
West's Cough Syrup, It is incomparable for
the speedy 03130 of coughs, colds.° ensumption
lu Ito early stages, bronchitis, asthma ,Influen-
so, whooping cough, and all throat and lung
discloses. Price ,95 cents, 50 cents, and 81 per
bottle.
The long evenings eau nowhere be
so profitably spout ns on the farm,
giviug a testa for reading and study.
Mauy a piing farmer or son of
farmer has a chance to improve his
mind during the next six months, if
he will only apply himself diligently
and systematically. One or two
good books on grain -growing, or live
stock, or fruit culture, well studied
during the winter evenings cannot
fail to tell on the results of work in
all future years.
For dairy farming a few simple
rules only are necessary. Select cows
that give promise of being good milk-
ers. Breed them to a bull of full
blood, for a bull is half the herd.
Feed liberally, for in so doing your
cows will feed you and feed the land
also. Provide warm shelter and a
plentiful supply of water. Treat
your cows kindly ; feed and milk
them regularly ; keep their stables
clean and well ventilated, and trust
them to make a liberal return.
Bey..I. G. Pallis, Dutton, certifies f—"Por
some years my wile has been troubled with
Dyspepsia, and had tried one thing otter an-
other recommended with but little or no ef-
fect till advised to give MoGrogor's Speedy'
Cure 0 trial. Sines, taking the first bottle I
have noticed a decided improvements:and can
with confidence recommend it to be one of, if
not the beet medieine extant for Dyspepsia.
This involuabile media ine for Liver Complaint,
Indigention, Eldney Complaint, is p8138331vegetable. Sold tr.4 T. Hargreaves Bc Co% Drug
Store. Trial bottles given tree,
13 16 not wise to rush to extremes.
Because a crop fails one year we
should not abandon the next, nor
even reduce the area. But that is
just what many people will do ; and
next year the crop may turn out to
be a good one, and it is almost cer-
tain to bring a better price. The
simple fact that it is a failure this
year will alone serve to make the de-
mand for it more active. Wo have
this year been unfortunate with
spring wheat, and following the usual
rule farmers are likely to sow less
next year. But there is no reason to
expect that another summer will turn
out to be like the past one. There
are 130 two seasons alike ; and, unless
there is good reason for believing that
the demand for an article is perman-
ently declining, it is, nine times out
of ten, a mistake to abandon its pro.
auction.
Why is it that so few of our farm-
ers think to make butter in winter
inetead of summer? Just consider
it: In summer they are busy with
seeking and harvesting of crops, and
milking and churning take up time
that would be better spent in rest.
Good butter cannot be made without
care. The milk needs to be kept at a
certain temperature in order to get
the largest quantity and the best
quality of cream; and all the opera-
tione of °learning, curing and pack-
ing must be carried on with extreme
nieety, if first-class butter is to be
turned out. 'We all know, however,
that first-class butter is the exception
rather than the rule of the summer
dairy, and that between low prices
and the "peaky" fly, the farmer has
cause enough fot vexation of Weil.
But suppose that cows come in about
the middle of September, They are
in good condition after the eanemer's
rest, There are no flies to disturb
them. There is no need of ice to
cool the milk or preserve the butter.
The lete pasturee, followed with e
good supply of hay and roots, will
keep apihe niilk lew. The farmer
Give hens constant accees to lime
in some form. Hens must have the
raw material in order to manufacture
shells. They cannot make them of
nothing.
The diaeovery 03 11,0 inatarataneou a process
of taking photographs has been quickly fel.
lowed in the medical world by a perfect and
nstantamtous remedy for all acute aohes and
paths, as Neuralgia, Toothache, Rheumatism,
alhtn In g, 0111 (8 sold at 25 (mite a bottle by
Two valuable remedy is Pluid
3. asgreaves & Co. Druggiats
White carbine were bred in Eng-
land as early as 1851. They have
held a high place in the estimation of
fanciere ever since, and ere a deserv-
edly popular variety.
mous Wonder of ilps World.
011 11 demonstrated by history that the Anc-
ient
tOlIt, in many of tho arts, notably architeeture
tor excelled the present age, but is reserve d for
the present decade to produee the 5411 wonder
of the world, i.e.,West's World% wonder or
Iramily Liniment, whiola is infallible for Rheu-
/nation , Sprains. Cute, Bruises, Soma and ail
2000001 irequiring external anvil/lotion . Price
95 °ants and 50 centa per bottle, field by John
rtargroaris & Co.
Too much stimulating food causes
over egg production. The result
from such a course will be bad
hatches. weak and puny chicks, disas-
ter and ruin. Feed judiciously.
Young boys of the farm are often
found to be more fond of the society
of the hired man than that of their
parents; so also as regards yonng
girth; and the doreeetie servant. For
this reason the heads of families can-
not be too careful as to the character
of the persons they employ. An idle,
dissolute or profane servant is a
dangerous inmate of any hobsehold.
will find time for every detail from
ruilktng to marketiug. Butter butler
will be made, and better priee.e got
for it. And work on the farm will
be more equally distributed.
Crenettainet Newel.
The Preston people will have a
grand poultry Show 00 Wednesday,
28rd inet.
The new Grent,Trunk Statiou at
Woodstock will be ready for occupa-
tion early in January.
Tho first number of a nee Con•
servative daily newspaper has made
its appearance in Ottawa.
The Dean Boomer Scholarship
Fund has now reached an !amount
aufffoient ti protluoo $141 a year.
A Montreal ice merehaut Hun re.
(milted an order for 7,000,000 tons of
St. Lawrence Ice from a Chicago
It is rumored that the Ontario
Lngtelature will meet for dispatch of
business between the 12th and 15th
of January.
The Rev. Joseph Cook, the great
Boston Divine, has cancelled anIns
Canadian engageineute on aceocait of
small. pox.
Preparatious aro in progress to
give lion. E. Blake a reeeption alma
he remain over in Quebec on his re-
turn trip from Europe.
Extensive preparations are being
made by lumber firms of Ottawa aud
vicinity for operations on 11 large scale
during the present winter.
G. E. Foster, M. P. for Kiegs, N.
B., was sworn in 141i:3106er of Marine
and Fisheriee. Hon. A. W. MeLrlan
will take the Portfolio of finence.
Kingston locomotive works have
secured a oontract for several engines
for the Caned:au Pacific Railway,
and will shortly resume operatione.
The Loudon Poultry and Pet
Stock Association have extended an
invitation to the Ontario Association
to hold their poultry show for 1887
iu that city.
john J. Daley has sold the old
homestead, in the township of Guelph
of the late Thomas Card, to John
Crosby, 01 31)0 township of East Nis.
Bonnie for $12,000.
Percy Sherwood, Chief of the Do-
minion police, has beep appointed to
the position of Commissioner of Police
for Canada, made vacant by the
death 01 31)0 late Augustus Keefer.
The receipts 0( 3110 Canadian Pa -
Mlle Railway for the week ending the
10th ult. were $228,000, as compar-
ed with $170,000 corresponding peri-
od last year, an increase of $58,000.
In one of the many Bibles seatter-
ed about a hotel in Grand Rapide for
the use of its guests a matter of fact
drummer wrote m large letters on the
title page an appeal for less Bdeles
and better beds.
As W. B. Teeple was driving oast
on the Edgeware road. near 83. Thom-
as on Wednesday evening of last
week a violent gust of wind lifted an
organ out of the wagon, and dumped
it in the road.
The Grand Jury at Bellville have
returned five true bills against Dennis
Cowan, namely :-1,areon ; 2, setting
fire to hay and straw ; 8, killing cat.
tie; 4, wounding oattle ; 5, placing
Paris green where cattle could got it.
.A. Brantford paper says that resi-
dente of the North Ward in Brant-
ford, are greatly agitated by the ap-
pearance of a ghost of a Mrs. Cahill
a resident of the ward. Hie ghost.
51111) is said to bo peculiarly friendly
and talkative.
The Traders' Bank at Glencoe has
received $5,000 from the American
Express 00. to reeleee that stolen by
G. W. Fryer The inspector, B. S.
Murray, has also settled the claim of
Messrs. Batmen 8tRathburn, of Glen,
cos, in full.
TheGreatNorth- Western Telegraph
Company oilers a reward of $25 for
suchinformation as will lead to the
discovery and coneiction of the per.
son or portions who tied le piece of
wire around the lines a short distance
east of Ingereoll.
Stephen Hall's record of nearly
10,000 bushels of turnips from a field
of about 12 acres, has been beaten by
Peter Marshall, of South Dumfries
who has taken 12,000 buehele off 11
acres, making 225 loads. South
Dumfries falces the cake SO far.
The Department of Agriculture
will commence the shipment of Can-
adian exhibits for the Colonial and
Indian Exhibition towards the end
of this month, and will nob accept
any articles for transmission later
than the find week in February,
1886.
A well known resident of Galt
struck a new kind of kindling on
Monday evening laet. He was spitt-
ing up a piece of cedar, and while
the axe was in the sir a cat jumped
directly across the stick he was out.
ting up. The deeending blade
caught "poor passy" just behind the
ears, and one sweet, small voiee was
stilled for ever.
Judge Morrison was buried un NTEW BLACKSMITIL
Thursday of lest week.
horr1 u 0 your lame 331000030Hwan,;,Ile
Private letters received at Ottawa 1)9,3301
oonfirm the disquieting 0(1000000 re•
garding the threatening attitude of I, NAI.n.u) 1,V, T.. ifeNTia a ST AND
the Bloods and Bleclifoot.
])r. Andrews, of Toronto and three
inmates of bus dices on Gould street
have beeu arrested charged with pro-
curing and assisting to proem()
abortion,
Au influential deputation waited
upon the Oxford County Counoil yes-
terday, urging the telling of steps
for the more ellioient eliforeement of
the Scott Act.
Professor Wiggins claims that ho
predicted the late disastrous storm in
a latter to the Minister of Marine on
the 16313 ult. He blames 3113 03030)0
ologioal bureau for the lose of the
Labrador fishing fleet. Ho has offer -
ea his method of calculetione to the
Government.
Jas. Stewart, U. E., of Sarnia, has
purchased 200 acres of land in the
Township of Sombre for $0,000, and
will at once commence extensive im-
provements in the way of fencing,
clearing and draining, with a view of
converting it into a etock farm. Wm.
Seott, uf McGillivray, will superin-
tend the work.
RION remains arrived at St. Vital
from Regiutt last week in alin,rge of
two priests. The movement was
secret. The funeral took place on
Saturday, ivhen the body was brought
to St. Do:lira:3e Cathedral, where,
after requiem mass, it WAS interred
in the Catholic cemetery alongside of
the dead rebel's father.
Buck Taylor, a cow boy, whose
equestrian performaueos with Buffalo
Combthation last etnamer ftd•
toniebed spectators, WKS among the
drunks at the Toronto pollee court
bat Thursday morning. He 013111 he
had received a ballet wound in the
log at Hamilton which compelled him
to sever his connection with the show.
He was disoharged.
The Guelph Scott Act Astociatien
has pledged its aid and influenco to
only such aldermanic candidates as
will promise to give a hearty 'support
to the passing of the necessary by-
law or by-laws and the appointment of
a police committee, chief of police and
police constables , to assist the prop'
authorities in the enforcement of the
Scott A.ct. A. verbal promise from
candidates is considered quite euffici.
ent.
A VictoriaB. C. dispatch says :
Serious results era anticipated from
the stoppage of railway trains for the
winter. Large quantites of pole are
in town that cannot be moved over
the roads that were left in bad con-
dition by the railroad contractors.
Great droves of cattle in the interior,
intended for the Victoria marlcet,
cannoe reach the Coast. It is believ.
ed that the butchers will haus to rely
on Washington Territory and Oregon
ter supplies of beef.
There died at Chatham on Sunday
of last week John Kennedy, aged one
hundred years and five days. The
deceaeed had been for many years a
pensioner cm the Imperial Govern-
ment. He passed with the Eleventh
Regiment of Foot through the Pen-
insular war and received She medal
with clasps. lie was in the battles
of Selamanea, Baaajoz and Coruna:1.
When Lord Dufferin visited Chatham
he gave Mr. Kennedy a seat in his
carriage and drove with him through
the principal streets of the town
amidst the hearty cheers 0( 11)0 pao-
ple.
Says the Hinnilton Spectator :—"
The doctors are progressing. A. Ber-
lin surgeon lately removed a quantity
of dead bone from a inan's arm. Im-
mediately afterwards he amputated
the leg of another man for au injury.
Then ho took a large piece of bone
from the amputated log and put it in
the place of the dead bone of the arm.
The bone became firmly attached and
made a very successful operation.
This kind of surgery will be found ex
ceedingly handy in the neighborhood
of toboggan elides ; but it has this
drawback, that at the and of a lively
season, it will be almost impossible
to say which mauls which."
The Ontario Government is mak-
ing vigorous efforts to represent ful-
ly the educational progress of Can.
ado at the Colonial and Indian Ex.
hibitami. All sorts of educational ap-
pliances will be exhibited from the
equipment of a kindergarten up to
that of a university. Samples of the
work of pupils will also be shown.
A. collection is now being made of
samples of writing and drawing, in-
cluding freehand, perspective, and
model drawing, and showing the
work of pupils from every County in
the Province. The art schools are
preparing samples of advance per-
spective, drawing from the antique,
and mechanical drawing. Ottawa
and London will also send specimens
of modelling in clay and preeelain
painting.
Druaaels. Ravtm, 3131,0 1-10
risen bo the tannest 3100111011 3i, tho loading
borao shooing establishment of firolimo,
inburgh , Boetlitod. Also bovine Pelreed with
heours t•Itrongh the Royal Veterinary Shooing
School. of 1, S. Smith, bunion, England,
where Inthirede nI orlOolod Lorena pasted
our Londe (tally I eon cHtfolY guarantee 30 0080
(marmite."' feet or Interfering home. Now
and 30116131" 1,3 411 111,11 '1010 0" 3013*
amiable Parma, and srarkuninallip that Will
plow, Ily giving me a call i foul satisfied 1
would 000000 your trade,
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or AIX bomis 100 30,gout by 111411 prAvabl
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Busrsintoe Six: Boxes
To cure any 01000. With anal order reorived
by us for six biros, nerrimpanind wit's 115, 170
will send the purehaser our written guaranvoe
to refund the nuinuy if the treatment does not
effect a Garr . dmartntsos bent 5 ouly by Too.
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Orders taken and filled for
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See our 100 and 200 page scrib-
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pack of Christmas Goods and more
is coming.
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