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the I will appoint lo} ri!•:t
Directory of Churches and Sooiolicst
) ,vrraat ('l , eU Sabbath Services at
11 Lot and et3il p.01 Sunday
School 01
2:30 p.m. Rev. 3110. R7 ss, 11. A., l : t r.
l;v„o
Cur llrit,- :rnhhath get ices at 11
n.m. 'u1 11:00 p t . Mtna',t tt7ht 11 at 30
pm,. iii - o 1 1 c-:, ,r
Kt. ,lou c nl a•'i!4,1,11.:11 h tlr.on at
11 'i ni and 7 p.m, Sotol1y .3e't•2,• at 0„30
amt. llov, P;.'1'. Cent'''. i,:,•umb:.i.1,
3lerum,t TCi:et;,1,, trill,iah:1, cleersat
10G;i,a,nt,+.:nd n:1P1 pont, Sunday S,'h.'.:,1 at
2:30 p 01. lt�v. lv101. Stny1 h. pastor.
I ar.1y ('1'rim.m Cure( n. _4sbbnth Scr-
ticetbirdSnrdsvin every tool tit at 11 n.LT.
Rev. F, T, Shea, priest.
Ot,u Fr1.t,aw'a Loma every Thursday
0venillg ill. 1. lltl.anl'e block,
11\soak Loom,: Tuesday at Or before full
moon in 1'anatone•e block.
A. 0, 0. AV, Lonna meets on lot and
3rd Monday evenings of each month.
i ,hrarsa'e Lonna 2nd and last Monday
ace luno of each month in Smile's hall.
L. 0. L. lot Monday in every month in
Orange hall.
Foix Oic'icr.—Oflice Ilonrsfrom S a.m.
7 p.m.
;ileclrsaic;' IXal'1TUTI1 Beading Room and
Library in liolmes' block, will Us opeu
from 0 to o-; o'clock 10.10. O cdncedltys and
Saturdays. :hiss .1 resin Ross, Librarian,
ll' (LIMA IN . rt.() l'i .
Remember that a little time and
money expended in the fall of the
year on underdraining will prove a
;;rent Having of time, which means
money, next spring.
West's World's Won 4cr ut 1 ,i, ly Liniment
is a t needy tbnt nn well rel nits ion Lotion/Iola
should he without, as it s 0 p, s 1.00 elle, for
Ith camellia:. it 11 lova, Bao 0 for 0101110,
Gilts. 131.111.0 10. Burns. acvrtla and sit ,i l`ra.ea
n0111,1100
nd TO oeuts per bottle. cation.
bre Jubatri oDr-
Dar -
grooves & Co,
If your trope have not been quits
up to the mark, don't go about 'croak-
ing." It wilt do yon no good, and is
infections. Misery lilies company.
Look ou the brighter side, and you
will find things turn out bettor than
you. expected.
,davo you ever tried MoGrrg0r & Parke's
Carbolic Cerate for sores c[ nap lotto. ? It la
market for bt healing ottdOry eerrin rep
00 00,, ) urn urnie,
Cu ts, i'imples. D lotcl es, awd is the only prop sr
methed of applying Osr.rdin Acid, 001d 1t
Aare; roar es Drug Store for st.c. per boo.
There is always a .certain amount
of obnoxious matter which finds its
way into our wells. As the water is
generally low about this season of the
year, it will bo an easy task pumping
out and cleansing before the autumn
rains fall and bring the water tip to
high-water mark.
Headache Iitlfottsneaa,
"Whenever I fool gout of sorts, bilious, my
she I takt e Chasse Liar Cure.or ed with a b Thera ie more
roalbenvdt from one dose or year Lever Cure
than inma'y bottles of mime modlcines."—
Jrto. MCNAssIR, Bond Read.
There is a remarkable falling•offin
the clip of wool this year in the
States. In Ohio and Pennsylvania
alone the deficit is over 1,000,000
pounds. In Texas also the crop is
short. Wool is twenty per cent.
higher than at this time last year,
and is expected to go still higher.
Have you Toothache? Use 3,1,11,1 Lightafng,
!lave you Rheumatism ? Use 1013,1 Lightning.
Have you a Stier Joint? lite Fluid Lightning.
Have you Neuralgia? Uso Yield Lightning.
Rave you Lumbago? Use Fluid Lightning.
Are you troubled with Iloadache? Use 1+luid
Lightning. Have you any Paiu? Llse t'Iuid
Lightning. Itwill Dura you the instant it is
Itppied. Tryft, 200. per bottle at Hargronvoe'
Drug Store.
In ninny of our American ex•
changes we read, Canadian ashes for
sale by the car load. It causes us It
pang of regret to see such announce-
ments. When wood ashes one be
sold in ldts of fourteen to twenty tons
it speaks very plainly that some farm.
ors are beiug robbed of one of the
best fertilizers nature eau provide.
Be on your Guard.
ou't allow 17 cold in Otto head to slowly and
surely develop itself into Catarrh, when you
can be cured for lbs. A few applications will
cure incipient Catarrh. Cao or twu boxes will
cure ordinary Catarrh, Ono to ftyo bo .es will
num chronic Catarrh. Try Dr. Chase's Caned -
on Catarrh Cure—it will mire you.
Tho apple .crop in the United
States 1e likely to be very short this
year, and the market will rule high.
American buyers, with a keen eye to
business, are ranging the batter parts
of ilia Dominion. Farmers need not
be in any great hurry to sell, There
is little fear of leaving any left on
their hands, if well gathered.
This ii to certify that I have used MoGreg.
or's Speedy Cure for Myspor'Fta .end Liver
Complaint, amide honestly say that if it Dost
me one hundred dollars (ii1l,01u) a bottle I
would not he without 11, na 3b 1ne dime me
more good than all the medicines I over used,
and lien' llkoa 110w man Ynu rs 1.: ulv, ALEX.
S1Iitn,0arloton Place Cita. This mo,5lonto is
ror sale abaft. and 01 per bottle nt iiargrooves
Lrug Store.
We regret that the officers sent out
by the British Government to put -
abase horses were not as successful
as they were led to expect. In their
travels they saw plenty of the proper
material ; but few were offered in re-
sponse to their advertieemonts. In
the city of Toronto the "topers" gath-
ered together all the blind, lame and
hall horses they could find. For sev-
eral bouts afore was a procession of
these cripples. It was a waste of
time tendering such. These officers
know a horse thoroughly. They are
not discouraged ; but will try again
later in the year, when farmers are
not so busy, Our Government led
them to believe that they could pick
up about "700 suitable horses annu-
ally, anti so they should bo able to do.
Tree peddlers will soon be on to "',elf a committee
war path lefOYo ordering, neuter- oil appropriation," Hltitl the easiuer
tarn the standing of the growers. Un- as lie emptied the tioutonts of the
scrupulous sellers will palm all' any safe into 1110 veljKtl•
worthless varieties, knowing that it An American statesman got aft at
will bo a few years before the fraud is Falls View to look at Niagara, After
discovered, Persona cannot exercise exnulilling it critically for a moment
too mueli caution in buying fruit leo turned to a by titanllor and re-
trees oral] dceeriptiona, Frequently intuited, I'Iingo affair, ain't it? I
years of care null patience result iu s'pose it rens all night, tom"
bitten disappointment, on feuding the
variety of tree to bo not what was pur•
chased (London Truth)
11 r o-ntl(i i i i 1th 1 1 1' I have been aualyelll g the lint of
conth,!fretvet ts,t , 41 !,ren
ren„.•• , Ministerial appointments, 1 fled that
VEERS' P1(:Kiltis.
er'•. I.u., irnl ni -
y .:incl C iii 1.11 3 4011'''tit, i.,_
F•,."t1 ,:10 tr nl i! t Nell reg, 1 ' Linn; (Y ury
0.1,,ligg.1,1 1U 111 ror V 1 Mire tar eel oTell•-
01
1.01111 yell 1111.111 1 ..1 this IA. your cold or
0000511. and 1)000. .1. inn n•:II lin 111 is ai
nil WWI 0 leave used d, vast that It i, the beat,
Hold in foe. and cl la's Ileo by .r rn, n.u'F;nmrvs
Co.,druan els.
The full of the your le generally the
time when fires 00011r, and the born
and its contents are reduced to ashes,
A great portion of these fires take
place on the premises of those who
are over.coufident,.and don't insure.
These parties will say, Oh l wo are
too careful ; no danger of fire break-
ing out with us, etc., etc. It is just
these persons that find out their er-
ror when too late. Insurance is re-
markably cheap. To all farmers wo
say, insure, insure !
Why will you suffer when as cents will buy
a bottle of West's Pain 1(tng and ono dose will
Duro the worst moo of collo or cramps and a
few dososwill euro summer oomplaint,dysellt-
drug store and purcor hase a Goto
without de•
lay.
Springtime brings many duties,
mud there is generally a rush of work.
Belly farmers say they would like to
have planted shade trees; but wore
too busy last spring. To those wo
say, don't leave It till next spring or
the same thing will likely occur ;
plant I1OW, as soon as the leaves fall,
altholtgli not ns good a time as in the
spring. Cut back the branches well.;
but don't out oft the !leads of the
trees ; mulch well and there will bo
little fear of their growing.
LIsrovTL, APB. 21,'80.
My eon, eight years old, has been
effected withnronahitis from in.
fmioy,has had a very severe al tank
oyory winter. After taking two
bottles of Dr, Jug's medicine and
Pills was so nruob improved that
f or over a yams he hits not been
troubled.
M. A. Sca0L1..
DIVItet
M tRCIA.
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LIVER&
BLOOD:3
Sola by G. A ,Deadman, Brussels.
Fair time will seen be around
again. NOW, don't bo selfish, lend go
alone to the principal exhibitions.
Take your wife and other Members
of the family along with you.
Rail
•
way tioietn are cheap to the lending
fairs ; there is something to see and
enjoy, and they will appreciate the
visit. So many of our farmer friends
take in the leading faint themselves,
and forget to bring their helpmates,
considering the looal show good
enough for them, where the main
pleasure is to stand around and gos-
s} OL1.0MAn0Aarol:.— When the bill
was passed last session for the sup'.
preesiou of the manufacture and eats
of bogus butter, it was pretty getter.
ally considered to be the death blow
to the spurious article. Of course no
person sells oleo ; all keep the pure
quill. Yet there are daily offered for
sale in our cities large quantities of
rubbish, designated butter, selling at
14 cents per pound, whereas the
genuine article commands from 20 to
25 cents. It is no use passing Ads
of Parliament, bristling with penal.
tine, unless steps are taken for their
enforcement.
V oix-eotlo s.
A tramp she was mending his
clothes, remarked to a •passer-by that
he was obliged to spend a great deal
Lf time in looping after his rents.
A Chicago minister preached last
Sunday ou "What can I do to be
sieved ?" It would eaem that the first
move would be to got out of Chicago.
A Sunday School teacher in Litch-
field told his infante to ask any quee•
tions they had in their minds, and a
little ono squeaked, "When is the sir-
ens Coating ?”
Tho girl being absent the lady an•
1 swered the back door bell. She was
aoeosted by an embarrassed looking
man glue ;—" Excuse me madam,
but 1 have comp for your remains."
It was the swill merchant, This was
in Boston.
"1Iercy on me, Mary, where have
you been ? The back of your dress
is covered with dust. You have not
been sitting on the front step I hope?"
"No, ma, I couldn't got the piano
stool high enough so I put the big
Bible on it,"
The new bvby had proved itself
the poesessor of extraordinary vocal
powers, and had exercised them much
t0 Johnny's annoyance. One day lie
said to his mother ; "Ma, little broth-
er same frond heaven, didn't he ?"
"Yes, dear," Johnny was silent for
some tome, and then he went on t --
.'Say, ma t" "What is it Jahnny ?"
"I don't blame the angele for bonne.
ing tum, do you."
forty•seven members either of the
Peerage or of the families of Poore, or
of the Untitled landocrnoy, have re-
ceived places, carrying with them fat
ealaries. To the victors the spoil -
It is not so very eurprlsing that the
privileged classes should wish to
clutch at office, in view of the booty
which, under such ctrctunstanoes, ac•
ernes to them. Besides these appoint-
ments, et number of Peers are given
en addition to their incomes by their
Wives receiving salaries for being lay
figures in Court tomfooleries. Thte
is the apportionment of the spoil of
Pears and Peers' sous :—
Lord Salisbury, 15,000 per annum ;
Lord Halsbury, 5110,000; Lord Aeh•
bourne. 25,000 ; Lord Oranbrook,
:22,000 ; Lord Iddesleigh, 15,000 ;
Hon. E. Stanhope, 25,000; Lord
Randolph Ohurcbiil, .£5,000 ; Lord
George Hamilton, £5,000 ; Lord John
Manners, 22,000 ; Sir R. Cross, (with
a peerage) £5,000 ; Hon. F. Stanley,
£5,000 ; Lord Londonderry, 120,000;
Lord Dunravon, 12,000; HOB, W.
Broderick, 11,200 ; Hon. H. North-
cote, £1,200; Lord Charles Beresford,
£1,200 ; Lord Lathom, £2,000 ; Duke
of Portland, £2,500; Lord Mount-
Edgcumbo, 22,000 ; Lord Arthur
Hill, 21,000 ; Lord Lewisham, 11,-
000 ; Lord Folkestone, 11,000; Lord
Onslow, 1700 ; Lord Limerick, 21,-
000; Lord llenuilcer, £700; Lord
Hopetoun, £700 ; Lord Elphinstone,
1700 ; Lord Ile Roe, 41700 ; Marl
Waldergrave, 2 700 ; Lord Beancamp,
21,000 ; Lord Harris, 12,000; Hon.
S; Herbert, 21,200 ;, Lord Coventry,
11,700 ; Lord Barrington, £1,200 ;
Lord Lintore, £1,000. Total, 1110,-
000 to Peers and sons of Peers. Be-
sides this, the Duchess of Bnceleuch,
receives 2500 as Mistress of the Rob-
es, and eight Peeresses 2500 each as
Ladies of the Bedchamber.
In 1840.
There was time to live.
Men sleep yet in their beds.
The epoch of haste has not come.
A days journey was a serious mat•
tor.
Brawn and brains went hand iu
Band.
The saddle was the emblem of
speed.
Wo were still a nation of hand.
workers.
The highways wore dusty and pop•
ulcus.
No house contained a sewing ma-
chine.
The canvas oovored wagun was the
ark of trade.
Tho turnpike was still the great
artery of trade.
There was not a mower or harvest -
or in existence.'
The land was lighted witb enudlos
after nightfall.
Buttorwas unmarketable a hundred
miles from the dairy:
The steam saw -mill had just begun
to devour the forest.
The lord of a thousand acres sat
with hie harvesters at dinner.
The day began with the dawn, and
nut with the train's arrival.
Ho who counted his possessions by
the square mile kept open Louse for
the wayfarer.
Tho telegraph had begun in Wash-
ington and ended in New York twelve
months before.
The rich were lavish in an abund•
mace which was not yet covered by
the Iceen eye of oommorce,
From Last to West was the psi•
gremage of a life. From North to
South was a voyage of discovery.
The Woodetolk Caledonian games
were indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of rain.
!lobe. Currie, Reeve of Bast Wan a•
nosh, and wife are home from the
Old Country.
Two years ago a man and his wife
were buried on Salt Island. Recent-
ly the bodies were removed to the
Sault Ste, Marie cemetery, and the
51. Marys Argus ie authority for the
statement that both bodies were turn-
ed into stone, that of the woman
weighing 1,100 pounds. The grave
clothes bad not changed, and even
the tints of artificial Ilowere that com-
posed the wreath, and motto, "Safe
in the arms of J'osus," which lay on
her breast, wore as fresh, and beauti-
ful as when placed there ton years
ago,
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THE CITY
Carriage and
Shoeing Shop.
WATTS & M'KAGUE.
While thanking our numerous
friends for their patronage during
the past three months we wish to
remind the public that we are in a
better position than over to sup-
ply your wants in any line of Car-
riages. We came here to do an
honest business and stand second
to no other mechanic in the Do-
minion of Canada. We are pre-
pared 10 do all sorts of machine
work and dross mason's hammers
and tools of all sorts. In Horse
Shoeing we are so far without
competition. Wo have travelled
around the world for our experi
onto. If you have a cripple that
has BEATEN your blacksmith you
have only to bring it to the City
Shoeing Shop -and we guarantee a
miraculous cure the first or second
visit. Please give us a call. Wo
are here for the solo benefit of the
public at large.
Yours truly,
WAm'rs t`v McKAGrtln,
Brussels.
Wo have also the best wood-
worker in the County of Huron iu
connection with our shop, we re -
for to the well known J,11,i138 FVA.LIi-
nn, the proprietor of the wood
work department. He guarantees
perfect satisfaction in all linos of
wood -work. Cutters made in the
latest style, neat and durable. He
has just got in his winter's stock
of timber for Cutters and Bob -
Sleighs. All repairs done at the
lowest price, Pie also does Paint-
ing at his Shop. Give hien a call
and ho will give you the satisfac-
tion you never got before. "A clop
lar saved is a dollar made."
JA1f1;8 'Wax=
ClflO.IClt [+AIIMII FOB SALE.—
't3o1vvpb,nil1i 0inprevull,tnruln lar sale
I u the 1 , s eeb31, of (Vero)31, elnrriu and MOW..
lot _t ppi i fn ,t 1)1 01111,0,, Auetioneer.
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'1. hav,1 tt nice lot of .II:1by Olu•-
r+nc;eL+ on li lull that the Public
BbrIIlt1 see.
They are Well .made, nicely
finished and will be Soli at
Reasonable Prices.
:,
alrness 1 Coil= 9
and everything in the harness line
on hand.
Also. Trunks, 'Valises, Satchels,
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:u!':.100,0 00 00ea :110111. •e=.n. ldaoa
box c".lt.:' ,s one month's t:e.ume.7t. 81 abos,
or 100 nn•:e, tu:•.81,0011 by Iuail. prepaid, on
0011'0 of a,ta),
>V E G0 0 it,t N TIi( 8110 BOARS
To Cera,tl,Y case. \Vint Oao11 order received
Ly u- ;or s r be::ss, uloolnilanio,I W. nl 03. WO
V,' 1 .ea,l 100 pn100nserellr W,'iteutl ku0rn.ntoe
r, "•'cud 110 wenoy if the U•mitu, eat deco not
etre,: nears. t3uttrauteeslss,0douiy by John
liaratezl'es at Co., n'rosspls.
Canadian Taoifio Rai1w y Time Table
Teeswater Branch.
Miles (:Cling 'Yes( Mall, Lspro
0 "Toronto.. Dnp 7.3 0,111, 5.40p.m.
7 - 11
gi
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11
cc
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14
0 0"au:evillo ., 0,00
4 .1);an0t.v;l'0J1; 13.05
7f ',tel: a nth I „ e0.15 '1
10 Vitt dentar.... (0."1
121
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23s 1r.iuu• '11,08
i'31 .tail„rn-th.., 11.30 11
',1". or . '11 .Amus,,
!lt 0.4 ... i'Itip.m.
er.t t'',.:d.1..oh ., 12,05 .1
00 11 -0.40 .. , , . 1.05 1,
021 W,oxeler ,,I .15 "
00 I lv:nghalo Roe1.38
7.22
,32
7.38
7.44
8.10
8.23
8,10
0.01
1110
9,311
0.40
0.40
0.03
L'o to'aier„Art 1,e .nl, 10.15
Miles tiulnl0 rust 00110000 Ifete
0
5
14
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30231
331
4'5.1
501
011
looawator Dep
\Vingllnm 11oa 1
tVrdxotor
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li:alt'iston ..
rages
Ift.Porest....
Kenilworth ..
Arthur .•
5,16 a,m.
5.38 '
5.17 ”
5.53
5,112
0.25
3.35
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7,09
7.31331
bother •. ,... 7,53
04 Waldemar..., 7.58
fi01 :Amaranth i8,01
178 Orangeville Jct 8.13
0rangovitlo .. 8.35
Toronto .. 11.00, 10,4.
Refreshment and Dining Rooms
2.15 p.m.
2.30
2.19 ”
2.53 "
3.00 "
3.20
0.40
4.57
4.10
4,30
5.10
5,17
5.24
5.35
5,55
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