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 flie MarMale Standard or. at the office. Mill v. nr-e: vi.-'j' i.es;. cards one ineii rt â- ii.-"ts H câ„¢t' per lint first i ce"ts per lire each gnbsequent 'pnyATCil measure. Motices, or notices m local eol. per line fi"t inBcrtion, 5 centg "iV .d^rtisement not to exceed t-relTe „^- disoontinucd nntil all arre«r8 f fi Except at 'ho ap^tion^bcpnbhsher. Ediw"*^ 10 cents Xu -JOB PRINTING.-â€" '"'P^f!! tf, orders by maU. Orders attention II»i Willi dispa"«b. EDrrOK ANI' I'BOPBIETOR. VOL. 5.-N0. MAEKDALE, ONT., SEPT. 3, 1885. I Copies or thi SiijtDijiD I Five ckms each. iCeflal. HANDS, (cfCCBSSOIlS I" ECHLIN GARVIN, Li«»«B4 HAKOS), Proctors, No- â- loan" .i.uKiTFRS Solicitors I-R^iais 'onvovancers, Ac. Money to â-  ,t loweit ra'.ei .f "'t^rest. Offieea iC King Street East, „ TOROMTO. |lW-2il __^_ ^4S«jON MASSOM, l„j^jiilISTKKS, SOLICITOES, Ac. M StI«BB or FAIIMS TOK SALE. nrric/a- Owen Sound, in JieXcr's Block •^r,. sriiranchotlicein Markdale, over 'Fln.i^.Stor.., on Friday andSatui-]«y J. Massos. W. Mabsox. AlcjaiiUer Brown. ' -sm-FlUd .MarriaRe Licenses, Firo and II L,(Vl"»uâ„¢nc:,: -i^Keut. Commissionci T K K to ""ivevimcer and Licensed fcctioneerWr the County of Grey. Farmers, R ban's '"'â- l'"'" "'f- l"""'°fyf- 'Ic to and charges made very moderate. PrLvdle.Sept.n.lHSO. 1-y Hiti. Blown, I-SSIKR ol" M.\IiIiI.A.(iE LIC'ENSES.i-c Vommi-'ii"""' '" B-l"*«- ;, ts branches promptlj HarMale Roller mis. The snbaeribei begs lesTe to annoanea to the farmers of the aarrooacliDg coontr; that he is taming out flonr eqast to any other roller mill. No mors waiting while the grist is baing gioond. The following is the scale of exdiaage: â€" Wheat Weighing 63 lbs, 40 lbs. Fkmr.. 61 " 39 •' " " 60 " 38 " " •• •• fig •• 37 â- â€¢ •• "' '• 68 " 36 •• •• " " 57 " 85 " " with offal in proportion to amonnt of flonr. I find the average weight of new wheat to be 6U Iba. to the bushel, and the most of it, if properly cleaned, wonld weigh 61 or 62 to the bushel. John W. Ford. ConvetanciiiK m a, an.l c:iri-fiilly executed. [.end on lieal Estate Ltteuilcd t S. B.â€" Money t leority- .P.MARSHALL, L.D.S. Di:.\TIST, â-  /-ili'-M-ATK (iF TOKONTO SCHOOL Id .)f DiTili^trv, v.ill be at the Markdale IllOT* Iiirkd:ik-.'o'n tlie 1st and third Wed- ..davof ea.li W'U\h ati.l also at MunshawV •â- tol Hi-sl.rri..ii. tlie day following the IthirJ \»dncsiliiv in eiicli month lor the prac ,ofll»profe;..,.n. ^^^^^ ^^ TO SCHOOL TBOSTEES, The undersigned is mannfaotnring an ex- cellant assortment of School "F"ixmiture, Consisting of SO BOOL SEATS and DESKS, TEACHERS' DESKS, etc., of tne latest design and most approved pattern. Highly recommended by School Trustees and Teach- ers, for cheapness, oomfort and compactness, whereyer tried. An assortment of Farm and School Bells kept always on hand. Send for cataloijue to Chatsworth P. O. 181 ANDREW McGILL. MARKDALE HARNESS EMPORIUM EbTABLISHEO 19 YEARS. 8.%ni i:i. WAEt»Ei.i,, l\^KU.I)IliGliUANIililLLEK. W nrd'.rs roiiiii:h iitt.'ildeil to. -Siiiili-i'slli' Owuii S:und ALL Hesi 122-35 ^. mx. ,J. Fa.-!liiimll^' '^l"'uilois ovtR mactaW.and'k stork. k TEUF CT FIT (iU.\KANTEED. I]' W. G. RICHARDS, niJtEU, (I'M'KAi iull, A AilCHI- TECT, Mari.d.:U-. 12ilT IV\\« iT!iSO.'S. Builder and Contractor In all kind: Estimate .Vlm.rk .,f r.i: Ilnr lliti'i lu:[il '111 IJJ-f.m' vork. nil! :v nttendrd to. MAUKl).iLE P. 0. B. Plain Ornamental Plaster 0[}ms:lf tlii' now [Presbyterian Ohursh Mark- dale. Arfh«. r.inv.Ms I'.iitri' l"i vors, and all I tnjs of iliiiii and oimii-.i. ma! plastering ex- I rated at cIm|.,'i rut. -, CMls.niiining Lime '«shin(!jnd l;,],u.- i.i..:ii;!;y attended to. IWH GIBSON CONTRACTOR. Contracts taktii for all kinds of AND STONE WORK, fl"" Ornamental I'laatering. 1 '-«'j""iimn? 1,1 all ShwUs and Colon. I M^'^V*â„¢'" """ satisfaotion guar- I â- '*•. Otaws left at ahe Ktasdakd office THOS.MAnHEWS,Proprie«or Nothing but good " 8*^ock used aud the best meohauics employed. A stock of Double and Single, Heavy and Light Harness always on band. Also Whips, Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Robes, c., always in stock. MARKDALE GENER'LBLAGKSMITH HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. Also agent for the celcbratrd CHATHAMI WAGONS. EUGENIA Grist, Saw andLatli Mills Having mads extensive improvements in my Gri.'^t Mill I feel conSilcut I ean give good satisfaction. GOOD FLOUR ALWAYS ON HAND Chopping Done Every Day. Custom Sawing and Bills Filled on the shortest notice. LUMBER AND LATH ALWAYS ON HAND. Cherry, Buf.jrnut, White Ash, Black Ash Basswood, Pine And Hemlock Logs wanted 91y. M. AKITT, Eugenia. i '^ttttive promyt attention. 126-ly. '.» HOUSE, MARKDALE, «8. Bryan, Proprietor. ROBERT S. RAE, TAILOR, Sydenham Street, MARKDALE. tOMMERCiAL fiOTI Out. Manucturer of all ki^Rol! ' _^03. ATKINSON. "'^ESU FALLS MARKDALE. TTTTS NEW Patent Process Flouring Mill Is now completed at great expense, on the IVfost -!*Jt»I*rtO'VEI plans, and with the best ma- chinery manufactured, mak- ing it, in every sense of the term, " â- odel Hill." 1 am therefore in a position to gtvc the public a Suoerior lliiele of Flour. A fair trial respectfully so- licited and I have no fear buf the result will be eminently satisfactory. Cash paid for good hard Wheat IS* Flour, Bran, Shorts.etc, etc, for sale wholesale retail. AII6US PLEWES. ai9 EOBT. ASKIN, UNDERTAKER, IVI AJfctKlD ALE FUNERAL FIffiNISHINaS supplied on the sliortes notice. A. Svtlcndid !EIea,i*se i»r hire at moderate rates. â€"AU kinds cfâ€" PICTURE FRAMING Done on short notice. ROBT. ASKIN. MARKDALE We, the undersigned, would respect fully intimate to our customers and friends that we are still here and pro pared to attend to all who may favor us with a call in anything we can do in our line with t)ie best possible satis" faction. Also we will get yam for those who allow us to do their wenv- iug. IS" All kinds of merchantable farm pr.idnce taken in exchange for work at market prices. 248-tin F. J. RITCHIE. OWEN SOUND MARBLE WORKS H. B. HARRISON, MANTJFAOTUBEB OF MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS HEADSTONES, Mantlet, Fumiturt Marble, de. JUST BECBIYED 3 Carloads Finest Variegated Marble 1^ Largeat stock in the Dominien to select from. Perssnally selected at tha qnar jSto Vermont. Win' be «dd at prioes which defy oompetitiDii. SATISFACTIOM eUARAMTEEO. H B â€"Beware of Monnmente and Head- rtonW of Tin, 8pel»«, or Zhjo, •oWered to- ^noni Cist rop yalve^'p»d ' "^umps. \* "' IA6REE TO OaPUCATE ANT MAKE OR SfUDE OF WATCH IN 3. 4, or 5 Oz. CASE â€"AT ASâ€" Close Figures â€"ANDâ€" EOlESTkeptWMITS As any city firm, Grange Agent, or Jew pedlar that tries to deal In this section Grey Co. W. A. BROWN, The reliable Jeweller; Local and Other Items. Notices in tliete columns intended to benefit any individual or Society uill be cliarged ten eenti a line for the flrtt insertion and five cents a line each eubieguent insertum. Mb. Josxph Fanning is home. Thb Staksabo is five yean old week. this Potatoes are an excellent this district. crop in wiU ' w Whhbcmoh wixa 9le»e»' rhur and Feed tore. "ISa^ing just received; a ^^isi'TOcas.- i.?-l-.lfi:: A FEW more days fine weather wind up liarvestiug. Ms. J. U. LtTiNG and family moTed to Gnelph thii week. A MUMBEB of farms for sale see onr adTertisiug columns. The S2nd September is the next Holland Council meeting. OuB public School is now largely attended, aud well conducted. Tbe Oddfellows of Matkdale intend giying a grand concert shortly. Sbtebal cases of petty thieving i* reported in last wcbk's kdvanee. The drill shed in Owen Sound was destroyed by fire week b«fote lait. MisB Emma Wbight left on Monday t} attend tlie Colhngwood High School. Tbb Muskoka Herald, published the past deveu years, has ceased to exist. E 0. Whitby of Markdale has the coiitr.act for painting the new church in this place. Me. S. J. CoLEMAK returned from Snult St. Marie accompanied by Miss Giity Wright. Sevebal parties looking for dwelling houses in Markdale, but they are diincult to get. Mr. J. B. Trimble leaves on Friday for London, with a car load of horses for the exhibition. Ten horaes go from Markdale to Toronto Industrial Exhibition to com- pete for prizes. Temdebs are asked for by adv. in tiiia paper for the purchase of the old Methodist church. M»s. B. Bubmsidb retnmed last Saturday after spendmg a week with friends north W. ft J. Anderson, Orangs Valley, Artemesia, have a horse to sell or ex- change for homed stock. See adv. A MEETING of the directors of Centre Grey Farmers' Institute will be held in Markdale on the 82nd September. At the magistrates court last Friday James Henry was fined, $12.60 in- clndinK costs for assaultiti!; J. C. Caldwell. JohmObb left yesterday (Wednesday) for Ireland, W. Benson has thooght the matter oyer and he rather thinks he wont go. Mb. J. J. Irwin, Veterinary Sergean has retnrasd after five weeks rut and looks as if Ins holidays thoroogUy «greed with him. Gas. Truss, unx highly respected young druggist, left town on Wednes- day for Hamilton, having accepted a main, MmaMO bcaitM.' Mb. Tana. McHba of ttia viHit* retoned^Iaat -wmitio T«r in^m,' where hepn wh aiMara ' » *â€" â-  â€" on which is valniMe Bilvtr aind Iron mm*. J£b. Earn aaA Ifr, W^ J^rBroiHi filled tba pvOpii {{last |SfM»daf^ j^i^g/Boi IV{» n i* .*«!**: i^y Q]is SiPc aiid'Bfati|i toimsbips. ikSen \v voMSi pr^mptlr at- j^ Fte pine and mafde flooring go to G. Grant ft Go. Fob qnadrnple plate BBverware just opened in Castors, ^eUe Grnets fte., at W. A. Brown's, if arkdate. FoK Bad-Steada, Mattrassas, and Spring Beds, go to Grant ft Co. ^Uta ft WABLDie threshed for Wm. Armstrong adjoining the village last week with their steam thresher. The machine worked I^e a charm. Mb. J. M. Davis left in onr office this week a branch of a winter apple tree with apples and blossoms in fun bloom on the same branch. Those requiring the services of a first class anrveyor, should com- municate with John J. Dalton, Chatsworth. See bis card in this paper. A Social, will be held in the Methodist Parsonage on Monday next, 7th inst., to which all arc' A Bad Joby in a law-snit â€" ^Perjury. For office stools. Whatnots, flat ft A pleasant time is cordially invited expected. The Franeit Smith which will re- ported wrecked last week, has been lepiiired at the Owen Sound dock, her damages being slight, and is again on her regular trip. The C. p. E. will issue return tickets on tbe 2nd, 8rd and 4th Sept. in connection with Owen Sound races, good to return up to 6tVi inclusive, at one and one third fare. Stbay animals should be advertised without delay. Several has been advertised recently in the Standard and in every cafe the owner found his property by this means. LiixY Kennedy, Traverston a little gurl of 11 years picked this season a little over 200 lbs. of wild ra»pberries. That's what we call, patience and perseverance combined with nimble fingers. CuEDrr Auction Sale. â€" On Wed- nesday, Sept. 9tb, at Lot W. J 7, con. 9, Euphrasia, commencing at one o'clock, farm stock, household effects. Lay, c. Mrs. Laird proprietress, Geo. Noble auctioneer. Mbs. M^tgomsby, Markdale, will have an auction sale on Saturday next, 6(h when the following and other articles will be sold, viz., 8 stoves, 8 tables, 8 bed steads, cupboard, chairs ftc. Sale to commence at 4 o'clock p. m. This sale should have taken place last Saturday r^t was postponed until fair day. Eetubned. â€" After nearly two months absence our citizen Mr. Jas. Arnold retnmed on Monday from a pleasant trip to England, his native land. Mr. A. looks very much in- vigorated by his voyage. He reports fine grain crops in England, and very favorable weather for harvesting ojierations, J. E. Tbimbi^ has purchased at tbe late Trade Sale the following lines of goods which he is offering to ISpot Cash purchasers at fully 80 per cent less than thoir real value. Tweeds, Umberella stands go to Grant ft Co., Markdale. TRaNsTtooatchamaa matrimoni- allyâ€"The brunette. Fob Sale. â€" Two double barrel guns, one muzzle and one breach losing. Apply to Smith the barber. Mr. White, the newly elected minister of the Interior, was re-elected for Cardwell by over 400 majority, lot Newel Posts. Stair Balusters, Band Bailing, and Table Legs go to Grant Co., Markdale. Au. kinds of. lumber for sale or sawed to order at Berkeley Steam Mill. â€" James Lackey, Prop. Odb jeweller's window looks im- mense, being dressed entire with silver plated ware, grand wedding presents. Did you see it Fob Bed Suits, Side Boards, Bureaus, Tables, Lounges,. and Camp S tools, go to Grant and Co., Markdale. A YouKG Ladt waats to know the particulars of a|handkercbief flirtation. It- is very bimple. It only requires two fools and two handkherchiefs.-iTj; Will Yoti Sijffee with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cur« you. Sold by A. Turner Co. z 800,000 Shingles for sale at Spar- ling's mill, near Vandeleur, by John Weber. All shingles warranted as re- presented. Sleepless Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy tor you. Sold by A. Turner Co. z A Besp£cted Upobtbman of the far West says that his gnu carries such a distance that be salts his shot, else the game would spoil before he got it. For lame back, side or chest, nse Sbilob's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by A. Turatr Co. z S.i.N'DY Mitchell, who was stabbed some six weeks ago, is stil) iirproviug rapidly. He is now able to walk ai-ound, and will soon be ablq to go home. â€" Chatsworth Neirs. Septembeb new goods, Wallham and Elgin watches, Gents aud Gem BiDgs, Ladies Watches and Sets, fine rolled plate chains, at W. A. Brown's Markdale. Cboup, Whooping Cough and Bron- -chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by A. Turner Co. z I HAVE fine lathes, tools and material for repairing fine watches and claim t3 be tbe most scientific and practical watch repairer in Central Grey. W. A. Brown, the reliable watchmaker, Markdale, SmLou's Covgh and Consumption Cure is Sold by A. Turner Co. on a guarantee. It cures consumption, z School Books.â€" A com- plete assortment of new Eeaders and " " just received m jTixm jo-irv /-li. Other School Books just received at l::t^Xt?Tlf'^?r'l^^.: (the Medical Hall. I Turner ft Co. Pabk lot in Markdale for sale Boots ft Shoes, Hemp Carpets, Dress Silks, great value, Eyery person ought to see these goods. A LABGE stock of fiae linen paper for letter heads, also envelopes, ship- ping tags, ftc, at the Standabd office. Our business men who require any. thing of this kind will kindly remem ber when a city traveller calls on yoq and solicits your order, that we can and will do tnem as cheap, and as well, besides yon have a right to patronize home. The number of this paper is 260 our fiubscribers will please examine the number on their address label and see how it compares with this number^ if it is not as high a number, then you are in arrears, and we would respeet- fully ask yon to renew at your earliest convenience. SuDDXM Death. â€" Ifr. and Mri John Moffiit of the 8th con. Osprej drove to Markdale week before lai to visit their daughter, Mrs. J Irying, who is to moove to Gnelpj shortly, uid Mrs. Moffat remained visit a week, but before the weok waf past die became suddenly ill, died on Thursday morning. She hi been troubled with heart disease a number ot years, vhioh was cause of her sodden demise, remains were interred at Fevershal on Friday, the. fiinetal bein« largi attended. Beautiful location, will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to E. Free- bom, Williamsford, or enquire at this office. 126 tf That Hacximg Cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by A. Turner Co. z It IS Said that a little mint w.lt kosp rats and mice cut of the bouaa. If a fellojf owned ,i niiut of ordinHry ~:;'o ;t vniiU juobiihly ••ke:' the- woif i'"iu ihi. i.,ior," " â- ' • I baJ iu. veir,; i,t 11 ii ui^^al.le stificrcr from Dyspopsia. and tried all iSo\tu remedins and the best luedicai skill of mv acquaintance, but stiU grew woise, until nuaUo (o eat any thing withoat great suffei-ing, or. do anv kmd of work. 1 b^jan to think riicic was no hope for me. aud that I must surely die when, like a drowning nun catching at a straw, I deterniiBed to givs McGregor's Speedy Cure a trial.I at ones began to Im- prove so rapidly that iu two monkhs I was as well as I had ever been in fliXlife.â€" Wu. KvBBS LKiinKCTos, Bold by Hill Bro's. Free trial bottlea ' g Following is a list of prices at which J. K. Trimble is selHng goods for eadi on/jj 18 lbs. Bright Sugar $1. 25 lbs. Currents $1. McDonalds No. 1 chewint Tobacco 40 lbs. $1. 2£ lbs. Bice $1; Best Brier Tobacco 50c per lb; 8 lbs soda 10c; a choice Japan or Hisson lea only 25c; 3 doz. close pius 10c; 2 papers pins 5c; 2 papers needles 5c; 1 barrel No. 1 Godetich Salt 75c; 5 ga). No. 1 coal oil $1, and all other goods clieaptr than any other merchant crn or will seU you them, as I am bound to sell, one trial will convince tbe most sceptical-. Years of experierce and successful tria have proved McGregor Parke's CarboUcl Cerate the most complete and satisfactory compound for healing Old Sores, Festeriugs, Ulcers, Cnts, Wounds, Burns, Frost Bites or Felons, and for keeping out the cold aud to cleanse or present proud flesh, sloughing or docaj-. Insist oa having McGregor Parke's Carbolic Cerate, sold at 25c. by Hill Bro's. (} At the late Teachers' examination in Owen Sound there was seventy- three candidates, of whom one took A of the Second Class, one B of the Second Class, and twelve Third Class certificates. The names ot the successful candidates are as follows â€" A of 2, Andrew Melville Stewart B of 2, Marilla Tupper 3rd, James T. Luton, Christina Atcbeton, Lizzie Johnston, William C. Morrison, Maggie Locke, Maay E. Pye, Samuel D. Gaudin, Emma Williams, Charlotte M. Duncan, Esther Florence Ford, Thomas A. Corbett, and Isabella Keldo.â€" O. S Times. • Fluid Lightning is simply a marvelloiW Rheumatic Kemedy. I was for two months a cripple, unable to get out of the hout e froirl Sciatica. One bottle gitve me instant rcUef Mid placed me on my feet sgain. I havo driven fourteen miles to-day (something I could not possibly have done wore it not for Fluid Lightu'ing{ for the express purpose of procuring another bottle. So says Wm, Dixon, Gananoque. Only 25 cents per bottle at Hill Bro's. C The Babbaces Bubned, â€" On Friday last shortly before midnight the town was brilliantly illuminated by a fire in Bay Ward, and as soon as the alarm was given, a large number of citizens hurried to the scene of the fire, which proved to be the Drill Shed, which during the past ye.ar has been occupi- ed as the headquarters of the Salvation Army. The residence of Col. Brodie was attached to the rear of the drill shed, and along with it, was complete- ly consumed, veiyhttre of the contents being sayed. The drill shed was built long before our Town Hall, aud has often been the scene of concrts, and various other entertainments in days gone by. As the building was entire^ ly built of wood, it was impossible to even make an attempt to save it. Colonel Brodie is a heavy loser by the disaster. We have seldom had such a large and brilliant fire in Owen Sound, and it must have been visible for many miles. The general impres- sion appears to be the work of an in- cendiary. Since the fire the Army have establislied-themselves in the restaurant building near the C. P. E^ station. â€" 0. S. Adi-erti$er. WoiiMS cause much sickness among children that Freeman's Worm Pow- ders will surely euro. He was a Dutch Babbeb on a comer's jury, and after sitting quietly for an honr during tbe inquest, arose, peared into the face of the corpse, and then, tnrning to the rest of the jury said-: "Dot man ish dead " Catakhh Cured, health and sweat breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Eemedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by A. Turner ft Co. z Two WisBii. â€" "I wish you would not give me such short weight lor my money," said a customer to a grocer, who had an outstanding bill against him. "And I wish you wouldn't give me such long wait for mine," replied the grocer. Bhiloh'b VrtALizEB is what yon need for Consamption, Loss of Ap- itite. Dizziness, aud all symptoms Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents i per bottle. Sold by A, Tomer ft Co. z APbesebves Body.â€" Says the Arthur Evtervriee.-Eomo thirty-five yeareago Frenchmen^ died near Arthur, asfl %as buried o4fhe 4th line of Collmg- The man mte- a died while Canada's Great Fair; condensed pbogbamme of tobokto- industbial. -;â- .(... ^___^__ frim, ejiiwa eonnttM Sear JfeA ,a*ato«p5ISftt«in»ytSw»R -^ .tmeml^^a^-^iAhtrJiriier\am -^ Ki. :^ aia ^J^ *n llmiMlllltlii I .iH u»at tasirivi «»Tr ssHid bz^li 1* jadiitta^ wyi9a;£3iit nai over'Thoa. Welsh, ^S|j|C Wetsb, a young ij^a^Jhe Itniyes Oiewoimtt. 'BOPtti'jm.f- ji* ' foe ^^tat«^',pl^niik 'iMitMor '*^"' â-  '" •-' ' 'â-  fti||h«HieM»tI^4f|i^.ai'Paii^ .__ attmfige 'BbiA Other ^r'Aa-ri^tj,} id in ^ieh the old aaa .«iia CO many years ago was being )yed and Iwl out in lots. It was verad that the Hue fenoe came athegntve of the Frenchman. 'Ital Oie bod^ nasezhumed forrebnrial. n» mde eoflin in which it was con- ised on hci^ teongfat to tbe surface, ofMed^R^ eurioatty, and the .tators mra surprised to find the iy in Apwfsotatateofp-eservauon. a liMtnre fras marred, but he lay inst as he had j^eeo bnnel 85 years ifore. -Whefegr the whiskey he had insnmed through life or some peculiar nality of tihe soil I«td preserved the it it t m^ter of conjecture. Monday and Tuesday, â-  September 7th ft 8th. Preperation days, iu which exhibitors are expected to complete the arrangements of all exhibits of the first 'week. The public will not bo admitted on these days. Wednesday, September 9th. For- mal Opening of the Exhibition at 2 p. m. Thursday, September 10th. All the Industrial Departments will be open at 9 a. m. Friday, September 11th. Continu- atiou of the Great Industrial Ex- position. Saturday, September 12. School Children's Day. 4 P. M.â€" First Grand Balloon As- cension. Evening. â€" First Illumination of the Grounds aud Buildings with 120 Electric Arc Lights. Mondav, September 14th. Citizene' Day. First Day of Exhibition of Live Stock. Evening at 7. â€" Illumination of tbe Grcnnds with Electric Light and Prismatic Fountains. Tuesday, September 15th. All the live Stock. Poultry. Dairy Depart- ment, Agricuitnral Produots, Fmit, the Exhibition vf^ ^^ open; '^I^SJRednesdayr SeptemtlS^ t«tb.' Fadii«cV«fasiddWfe£»»y. under the AMBtoes o{ the Doaiai«^i#)^V«i^ ~^«»^^mwiia.,Bat]rons ol HuebiafiBlj^^ fe- f«f* ^^^ and tbe PWia^t »-t^^ ttajjnirlioiit the Dominion. " "'... Thni sday, September 17. AoMriomh* Visitors' Day. Friday, September 18. Last Op- portunity to Visit Canada's Great Fair of 1889^ Saturday, September 19. Last Day of Canada's Great Fair of 1885. Ir your child is stubborn or hard to administer medicine to, Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrap will be appreci- ated. 't^ ..J ad 5f «?sl .59 t i.:Ml â- A^