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 "'a.t rr?» KoTicE.â€" "We wish it oKstinctlv ondfKpioed that we do not hold ourselves nisponsib'fl fox ♦hK opinions exj^iessed by oar correspondents IVAlterV Falls JTrom a Corresponifnt. Bonuell Bros have enlarged and^eat* ly improved their mercantile premi^est ^r, Wickam, formefrly^a schoolteacher, I has moved to town and' joined Dr. Mcr Lelland in the general store business. ' Hd has also added to his family since -be- coffiing a citizen. A lady in town losii:a parcel rolled np ,11 agents muffler one night recently, but found it after dUigeilt s^rch. Delays are dan^rerons. Procure a bottle of West's C«ugh Syrup at once and cure that troublesome liacking cough and sore throat, relieving pain and misery. It is the house- liold remedy for all throat and luug diseases. /Jl durg'ists. Holland Oonncil. This council met on 50th Nov. members all present. Minutes of former meeting read and approved. Galbraith â€" Williscrof t,â€" That account ior hall in Chatsworth for court be paid. A commuuication from Jas. Murray, complaining of Stephen Edmunds flood- ing his orchard was read, but the council did not feel itjtheir duty to interfear. WilUscroftâ€" Shute that Martin Dimma be allowed to perform two days statute labor for i883 imder|Jas. Wallen, and that Mr. Wallen. be instructed to that eiTect. Wniiscroft â€" Shute that the Inspector be appointed to fix culvert opposite Mc- Il\Vtins, Toronto line. Money Orders to the amount of $127,08, were passed. 'Howey â€" Galbraith that council ad- jonrn until the 13th Dec. A Good Investment â€" "I suffered with eruptions on my face for over two years, I determined to give Burdock Blood Bitters a fair trial. i. After taking four bottles, I. can say it was the best investment I ever made, Jean Claney, Beauseiour, Manitoba. Berkeley From our own Correspondent. quiet for Our village has been the last mouth. One night last week Mrs. Allen's • milk house was broken into and a quantity of beef and tallow stolen. A BROAD HINT. â€" Some of our girls have had a wooden man put on their gate â€" Come come boys. Mr. F. Prial was in Mr. Lackey's doing some business last Tuesday night, IHh, leaving his team on the road When he went out the horses were gone they ran about 4^ miles breaking the wagon to pieces, but no other injury was done. W. J. Lackey has over-hauled his mill and has it now in^st class order, and is prepared for any quantity of logs. TIE Fill mm The Fail season bnngs \rith. it many necessities which oau- not and will i;ot be neglected. The people will bay wliat a change in the season -makes necessary, this makes Fall Trade, and as lall traders what we want, no stone has:%een left; unturned and no opportunily neglected m securing such sea- sonable goods as will make our store the most desirable spot for close and particular buyers. We ask the readers of this column to remember ihat out- side our store, we do our talking here, but inside our store we allow the goods and prices to speak for themselves. It is not our idea to exaggerate, bet, as we are honest in the belief that we are this season, THE STOBE ^mong the Stores, we cannot very well refrain from f peaking, in glowing tewns of our large, beautiful and tasty selections of everything through- out our immense establishment. In order tiiat you may receiye a beuifit it is necessary that you should see our stock: In order that yon come, it is necessary that you should be convinced that it will be worth your while. We must tell you of our attrac- tions here, therefore do 'Tiot think that we brag, but!rather say that we are trying to put you upon the well beaten path that leads to the old established store j where everything is good, where everything is just as rep- resented, and where eyerythin^ is A 1 in yalue. There is Nothing like it. â€" Tkere is no one remedy offered to suffering humanity •whose use is so universally atid frequently as Hagyard's Yellow Oil, for rheumatism neiuralgia. colds, sore throat, deafness' cronp ambngo, and aches, fiains, lameness and orcness of all kinds, when internally and sterrially used. Holland Centre. From our own correspondent. Glad to be able to report Mr. H. Mercer able to be round again. Mr. Eobt. Timson is very ill â€" not likely to recover. Inflammation of the lungs. He is 82 years of age. Mr. George Little was severely in- jured by being wound around a connect- ing shaft at a threshing some six weeks ago which dislocated his hip. It appears they did not know the joint was dis- placed for several weeks when Drs. Oldham and McCullough of Chatsworth and McCullough of Walter's Falls put the joint into place. The unfortanate man also lost a child by death recently. We extend our sympathy in his a^Uc- tion. Ward vs. Holland Ceiucil ate yet at loggerheads. They had a trial before Squires Hamilton and Price which vas adjoiurned. ^fe SiBAXFOBD, JWM 6til. 1886^ ^iBa For eeveral years I was greatly IHHWBH troubled witii aaduna, sometines ^^MBM having to sit up for seren or â- BjiH9 eight nights in saoeession, onaUe RDRHHto sleep and almost unaUe to HB^Qbreath. A friend wwnwrmnded SUiUaDr. Jug's MedieiBe and PiiTa. ^uri.1 Lottle gave great relief, affin* vmam «x bottles was cured, and oaa now aiaep and twork as weU as ever. s Paisicx FnAMieAatcJ'anner, Bnmi^ Ii9tf UialftTgett stock of patent medici4e in town? Stephen, the Dn#st -â€"WHERE do yon see the best assortment of Tootb-i5nishes, and Bmbbes of all kinds? AT â-  Stephen's Drag Store! â€" -WHO keeps' Uic largest stock of Pipes and Pipe- Mounts? Stepten ibe Driest HiEoiTMS! SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS I NOTE; PAPER! NOTE PAPER! of the best quality and the place to get it is at BTEPHEN'S Drug Store. R.L.Stephen. !EDEONn?0 -:-:H0USE MARKDALE. Frttitis in SeasdA, And pric^e^ iii ]?9asoi]^. Special attention to tbe Jres9* making department. p The latest fashions and neat fits gdaranteed. Dxmlop's Block, ' MARKDALE. A. ^|Dup, dtoc« WjB^)^ ^mxUiBiMhlines as^Saoioqa' W«fthaia«;Elgm,lDiiDH8, ,^luob.wef«eU'froHi •9.00 nfy'v^iiieotiier idaalmra aaklnom llSiOOfip,' look to yoor owninterests and bay at the noted Jvvreirj StbrOj Fle^ertott, it wiU pay yoa to coitae 85 miles tq do so. AH Htpaih penionallf attwded to 6/ ftuta»// the Bos^ Watcbmaker f^d Jewder of this District. DON'T FAIL TO CALL. No trouble to show goods at tiie NOTED J£W£LRY STOBE, Flesherton. US. 8; RUSSELL. New BAKERt Iwoald re^sctfatly intimats to the in- kabitanoe of Markdale and snrroondti^ coontry that I have opened in MONTGOMERY'S STAND, where I will keep on hand a good supply pf BREAD, SGONS. BUNS, CAKES dfPASTBY Of my own manufacture, also 1 BISCUITS i CONFECTIONARY. ORANGES. LEMONS. BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR. Flour, Butter and Eggs taken in ezchangie. I cordially soUcit a-«hare of public patron- age, and trust by honest dealing and close attention to business to merit your confi- dence and support. My motto is No Credit. Tours respectfully, 291 W. M. SPEER. Important Sale Op VALUABLE FARM PBOPEBTY IN THE Township of Euphrasia. Under and by virtue of the power of sale con- We would especially •inyiie your attention at present to our Large and STYLISH STOCK of Dress Goods in all the new shades and material, with trim- mings and Bnttons to match. New Bilks, New Velvets, New Plashes, New and Stylish Millinery, New Shawls, Blankets and Flannels, .New Jerseys in Black Tan -^cd Navy bandsom- ly braided; and don't fail to see that new line of Ladies' Saque Coats, Jersey JCoats, and also oqr ready-made Ulsters of tbe very latest make, style and finish. We have the only full line of Mens' Xonths' and Boys' ready-made Suits and Oi^ercoats to be had in town. We guaran- tee to save yon money on every purchase. 2000 pairs Boots just bemg masked off at close prices. Onr TE-ASt are known far and wide as the sweetest, strongest and cheapest to be had in the Dominion. Come and see ns. We fear no criticism or comparison, on- the contrary, we invite it. Eemem-; ber wiiat we say here, and don't forget to call on W. J. McFarland, IDirect Importer, MARKDALE ;e which We are now offeriug extraordinary bargains in Scotch, English and Canadian Tweeds, and fancy suitings, â€" ATTBACTIVE AND STYLISHâ€" Men's all'9(rool Tweed Suits $6.00 up- wards. Overcoats $5.00 upwards, Boys and Youths Suits and Overcoftts $8.00. TO L.A01ES. Wool Shawls and Mantle ' Clotks in tbe latest styles and patterns. Boots Shoes from the finest Kid to the serviceable Stoga suitable for all classes. With us the "Tea" bura- ness is a specialty, 4 lbs. very choice Japan tea $1.00, 6 to 8 new- "Dust" of the last May pickings a splendid article for the price. Customers requiring ordered Boots Shoes may rely op being served with despatch as another workman has been added to tbe -^tafil No eict pense will be spared in pr(»np^ â- â- Â« i meeting your wants, and as in t^e, past nothing but die ^ttt material will be used in the shi^, and f»no^ Township of Euphrasia, nder and by virtue of the .. „ tained in a certain indenture otrao) will be produced, the following valuable proper- ty will be offered for sale by Public Auction at the Markdale House, in the village of Markdale on Tuesday, the iMrd November, 1886, at one o'clock p. m., by George Noble, Auctioneer, viz Lot number Teu and the South half of Lot number Eleven, both in the Twelfth Concession of the said Township, containing by admeasure- ment Three hundred acres be the same more or less. This desirable Farm is situated about 3 miles from Markdale, and comprises a log house. A deposit of «10 for every $100 of the purchase money is to be paid by the purchaserto the Ven- dors' or their Solicitor or ^ent at time of sale • Vendors' are not to be called upon for any Ab- stract, Title Deed, or Evidence of Title except those in their possession. TBISiTlS OF SALE LIBERAL, and will be made known at time of sale. For further particulars a^ply in Markdale to the Auctioneer, or to 8. G.'?Wood, 12th Union Block, Toronto Street, Toronto. Dated OctSOtb, 18aO $. 6. WOOD, GEO. NOBLE Vendors Solicitor. Auctioneer EW lUnSS SSOL R. CARNAHAN would respectfully i intimate to the inhabitants of the sur- rounding count] y that he has opened a general harness shop on King street in tbe village of HOLLAND CENTRE. where he intends to manufactture and keep on. hand a large stock of LIGHT and HEAVY HABNESS, long and short tugs. 8TBAW COLLABS, WHIPfJ, COMBS BBUSHES. HABNESS OIL c. wHl use only first class mate-ial and those requiring anything in the harness line will find it to their interest to eall at the new harness shop and get prieeb before go- ing elsewhere. Bepaiaimg done with neat- ness .and dispatch. Sbhoiting a share of pnUic patrpsa^. I mm respectfully yours R.OARNAHAN. To Consumers Soalors IN onjii. Buy the Empire Oil Go's R9ZAL PAUfif USHI Illuminating Oil for Machinery of all kinds. "Our CASTOIi E, OIL. Is guaranteed the peer of all Oils in the market. EMPIRE OIL CO., Manufacturers and Retlneve, TORONTO LONDON. Rep. for Northern Ontario, A Goodby. .S08 -6m HACX*'R.DS YELLOW GIL CURES RHEUMATISM rRTffmmrs WOBK powderb; An pleMiat to take. OoBlala their mm IT*. Is a safe, wan, and e O Mt u B int Cklldna.ocAdDMa Canadian Pacific r.il OWEN SOUND BRANCH TIME TABLE. Taking effect Monday, July 28th.. 1886. GOING NORTH. «gures. |3« GIVE US A CALL. wm,brownL Nov. 1888. TENDEBS WANtm THE nndenignfld inU reeeive tenders for the skiddmg aadliaolingof lOUhemloil; trees, eat and peeled, distnice me mile ia miIl,*tobedafif«nd hf tiw.fint Fefaruanr 1887. Tenden raeeired " to tiie SSft NoTODber. -i^*^ i 8|^-4* M a rkd a le P.p, THE CHEJiPEST YET Wb Sb/I as wb AdwBrtmi will be kept down to thelowest payi,^|AUf -UNBS-//^-//- FUMITIffiE will be s(dd«los8db wholeeale ppeea tat fianqg iiJene atosk qt Famitiwe from wxenot Hmu pmm cnitanMrs ajmid dianee to«hooiM what tb«x mat. All kiiideif PICTU«r FRAMING domrtlMrpitntov. We alio liara m Band • -- -â-  " v/aHifgeetoAof STATIONS. Toronto .... Leaye Cardwell Junction... Orange- r Arrive^,... ville. [Leave Orangeville Jnn Shelbome. Dnndalk ,... Flesherton Markdale .\ ........ Berkeley Holland Centre Chatsworth Owen Sound.. Mail. 7 4oam 9 25" 1005 '• 1Q20 •' 10 32 •' lass " HS2" lli47 " 1202pm 12 14 12 23 12 38 lOo Exp. 4a0pm 630 '« 7 03" 7 22" 7 34 8 04 8 30 8 55 9 10 9 22 •• 9 32" 9 49 •• 10 20 •• GOING SOUTH* STATIONS. Owen Sound. ... ........ Chatsworth Holland Centre Berkeley Markdale..,..' Flesherton Dundalk..... Shelbniue Orangeville Jun.^ Orange Arrive. villfl.. f Lftave.... ....... Cardwell Junctioiu^, Toronto Arnre-. Exp. 540ain 010" 6 25" 6 34" 6 47 M 7U2" 7 26" 7 51" 8 22" 8 30" 8 45 " 9 25" 10 65 " I 8 10 " Mail. 2 40pm 3 07 3 .SO " 3 40" 3 52 " 4 06" 4 31" 4 57" 5 23" 5 35' 5 55" 630 -THK- tiltfeh «% be mpiilioi to fluiee that wjBterar «e w^ tbair«a»t(nn, at low plj^ '»^ A ITKAIiSTS WCkmaocH^b^ Kextdoqnto:^Bi9i^e store:' "STAHDARD " ailD THK Knral CANADIAN. From now till let Jaonary. 1888, FOR THE ^SU sum OF $1.50. ^^"â- _f«**%«"ent with tbe publisher »f law JNtwI CoiMufian. now in its tenth year ° ly^w «fc*"P, we are enabled to offer both S!f*So «**â- **• ^f^'?8^ Prioe of th» ThoBotalOonlMfian is a monthly fflnstrated ^tgrnie for the Farm ^d Home. The !2?2!**.."^.\H* }«*"»^' Pspartmenta :^ iiiiMie4ai|Ǥ|«6 msfmil^^^MtJ! ini-«-s«*^^~^ 1^' "I 'â- \i \\ i â- l! U M U i3^ato|atfje:o^eajrJjfe3^ ^ggjUHg itjt^