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 ;Ji6ife»*^itfiiiW^iFl«g'i».^*a«iS53e:-. TPTTr^iCBgai ?%T. â- â-  v" '» • " To hi f s 1 I .ej OB- GLENELG, ABTEMESIH, HOLUND \\ EUPHMj SSSDS Popular Drug SEEDS that are PURE and liELlABLE. C^RDE^ SjEel Note -As every package o{ bell IS put up bymyseli.IcanoSi er seed and more in a packaaJ txiose put up by ontside menl not have to pay a profit for pntt CHOICE GIIADES OF' GLOVER, ALSIKE, COMMON REI AND LARGE I Timothy Seed! Timothy GOOD. Just Aikrived. â€" 1 gross Electric Oil, i gross,- Bulges InfautFood. 3 cases Catecarsl nig Soup. I gross Bolots bj iSuap. A fine line of Japan tea Yours Kespeetiu'ly, •p! IS, S /?. L STEPh XGELSIOR J WAREROOU^ â€" «â-  » *« ^YK have uow on hand a fi varied stock -f ull kinds and of FuK.N-iTURE, bought for cast the most reliable firms m Ci and wo purpose doin? business strictlv cash basis which will t lu a position to sell at a snaall ou cost and thereby give our ers the benefit. We shall esteei avor to have you call and look OUR ESTABLISHBIBJ whether you require anjtbiog i line or not, and we feel conSaeJ you will be delighted with "ndw ed at the quality and chea?» our goods.â€" Upholstered g«« specialty. Undertakii!| MAR lyi?' â- to Cefc-i'^*^* Sc^re. jiUCDfiB AND A HOT CBA.SU AlT^B THE FtJGI'riVE. gantr man whose correct name I t vet been ascertained made bis rlirance m this village last Friday fi-, (jg of two constables. He has rlie been making the house Zach- y Brown near Cedarville his tem- r'i'lhome and on Wednesday night, If*,: 10 o'clock, he, with another I "'"oD Is'ng the worse of liquor pro- r-ded'on the highway to the residence Fju'un McLuhan and began to wake I; tijat household by swearing and rl„tiug "Here's where the man lives If t vfas going to shoot Brown'a infor- r^f u-It" is supposed that be, tiie tdprit was "Brown's informer" hay- I J been connected with some Scott I w case in which he had acted the Lt uf the informer at Guelph. )Iv. McLuhan hearing the noise iiBipedoutot bed, opened the door liadowered them off. This they declin- L" to do and began firing at Mr. Mc- liibaD. Two of the pistol shots went r3a:,'hsome clothes that were banging Jaitlieliiie and embedded themselves m Itte woodwork. Mr McLuhan thought Itere was no fun about this aod took iii!,?uhis rifle which had not been jjsed for some time and pointed the laazzle at thein pnlled the trigger, but fciuisfiring and no amount of pulling Ljrld make tiie gun go off. Mr. IjlcLuhau then went to the back of the Itoase and called the neighbord to his Isjittance upon whose arrival tbe (sKreants decamped meanwhile, the Ijdpnt who sometimes gives his name IJatqiie Brown, threatened to go into (buse and murder the v, hole famihr. JHe was then followed to Peter Morns' Itoase and allowed to remain until the Doming, when a warrant was placed lia the hands of William Wood, the Tcooaty constable's bands for bis ar- |ist;He, W. Boyd, W. Pryde and BaridPryde armed and equipped for Itapturing bim went to Pecer Morns' die and as soon as Jacque saw bis Iparsuers he ran up stairs and escaped Intof the gable at the end of the bouse (to Zachanah Brown's, and from there lOthe swamp. Here was a pretty fix. The recent tliawinade the swamp almost impass- and the outlook for captui-ing an armed man in such a place was not jT8iy bright, nevertheless nothing duu- Bted the pmsuers who l^ept ..';u the pamp all day Thursday, everyone of them being wet from head (o foot. lowai-ds evening it began to freze and ae clothes ou him froze stiff with frost Snowing that no man could stay iu iiii swamp all night without being I'lTozen to death, they went to Cedar- â- leaud changed their clothes and having heard that in the meantime 5']ue had come out and stole into Zaehariah Browns they immediately' avided and surrounded the house. fe Brown did not like the idea of tHvjiig bis house searched and denied ^«iug seen the man. But iu spite •'ii;it protest it was done and Jacque '^is iounj iu an up-stairs room under fe'ded. The handcuSs were put ou 'i;Q and he was taken to Cedarville, ptee, ou the following morning be »»i arraigned before Don. Bell, S. %rs and Mr. McPherson and com- â- â- ii-ted for trial at ()wen Sound. A, FwsHTFoi. DEATH,_A terrible accident occurred at Wiarton on Tues- day, whereby a young man named A. Charlton met his death. The deceas- ed who was employed m Joness mill had both bis legs cut off and was oth- wise fnebtfully mangled with a cir- cular saw. He only Uved a few min- utes after the Sound Tizer. occarrence. â€" U w en M a r k d a 1 E I CURE FACTORY Having erected and fitted up^in every detail a Sash, Door and Plain Fac tory, containing all the latest and most approved machinery, everythiuj; being new, I am now prepared to turn out Perezoii Korses-rrenc^ Coaeli Korses. Savage Farnnm, importers and breeders of Percheron and French Coach horses, at the present time have tlie largest number and finest lot of Percheron and French Coach stallions to be found in America. These horses were all selected by Mr. Farnum per sonal'.y in France and be accepts noth- ing but the best. He is recognized both iu France and America as one of the very be.st judges of horses, and the success in the stud of the horses that ^, this firm have imported speaks ^^^""'^^ needed in the building trade, in a manner second to none i" volumes for bis good judgment. They I ^*°*^*» ^^^ .laying engaged 'Superior mechanics m every department, can please anyone who wants anything in their line; tuey make reasonable Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Hollow Battons FRAMES, UTH, FEHGE PICKETS, Cm -^ FOn SCRATCHES ON HORSES CURE For Scratches on Horses f FOR SCRATCHES OH HORSES prices, sell ou easy terms, and guaran- tee their horses. We would strongly advise those of our readers who contemplate buying any of this stock to send for their catalogues and inspect the stock at Island Home before making their purchases. 3i:ou will find Messrs. Savage Farnum pleasant and hon- orable men to deal with. â€" Chicago Prairie Farmer. Bistrict Boin^s. Every would now respectiully solicit public patronage. Effort Made to fill Orders Promptly. PINE LUMBER Dressed and Undressed Direct from North Shore, all sizes, on hand. Plain and Fancy Turning done. Carefui Attention to Ordes from a Distance. 303 THOS»- IMcIVJE^^. EZCEASOE CXXFPXSOS. In .his department we by J plete stock of all kinds "Vj-l luruisbiugs and all ordew '5J our prompt and ca«wal •"J* I first class iiearse in conn«cBo»- Musical I^stTT^I We also handle the ceJ«W.^J Organs and the ^^.^1 Sewing Machines wbica*"^^ on Exhibition at ^-oicW prices and grades tosms •^^X Picture Fre^ We shall keep in 6t»V^.^ line of frames, and orders will be attended «^,^ ness and despatch »»^|rf I prices. W^ith 'n*3X5l*'*| present patronage ^nr^ -i»«»J ceived and hoping ^IJ^^tlf^ square dealing to n»*^ .;^ the same. \Veaie,yonr»J l-^fW. Bush, blacksmith, leaves jsifn this week for Markdale, where « intends to follow bis business of H^Eeral blacksmitbing. For shoeing 'crses we believe Mr. Bush has few Hjils. While in Meaford be has lOtdettaken somp very difficult casea De horses and was successful in .. J cures wben others failed. Sb- Ifcn â-  ^^- "sh is a pleasant, happy ^°», strictly honest and upright. I "« Wish him and family the best of Parity and can heartily recommend to the people of Markdale and "'aiitv.-Meaford Monitor. .^«Ai. AccroENT.â€" On Monday eve- rfl/*^* a boy named Taylor, stepson ^*f- David Lewis, 9th line, St. sclioT' ^*^ °° ^^^ ^*y home from ^^ti^.^ndcbanced to secure a ride J" bamael Quinton. In place of fij V°^ the fender and holding on the frigj?" his hands, The horse became ^^ned for some unaccountable re- mjtjP began kicking. It kicked Vlfi' ^^^'iboard and struck young ^ock- u ® the eye and temple ^^l unconscious. He was Qu" °f?e and a physician sent for, Hsjlti^^'bed only a short time, death iifag^ ^^foagh the n:ght. Deceas- yj promising young lad of 8 ' gloom over tiie eutn-e com 'J-^Meaford Mirror. Flesberton Station wants a cream- ery. Milk is being shipped from Shel- burne to Toronto, and is said to pay. Thornbury has a mutual improve- ment society. A fruit canning establishment is talked of for Meaford. Fead McCutcbeon, grocers, of Sbelburne, have failed. Mr. John Cameron, late reeve of Holland, has been appointed treasurer in place of Mr. Breese resigned. The Meaford Monitor is "down" on the government policy of pensioning public servants. Correct you are Mr. Monitor. • Mr. Wm. Purdy, postmaster at Flesberton Station, died on the 21st March after several months illness. Mr. George Corbett, one of the oldest residents of Owen Sound.passed away to his reward on Sunday, the 25th uit., aged 80 years. Mr. Joseph Black, recently of the McAllister House, Durham, has gone to Shelbarne while Mr. Angus Mc- Lean, of Paisley, takes the McAllister House. Durham bachelors are the subjects of numerous leap year proposals. One recently, after enumerating her many good qualities wound' up by sayjog that she bad $50 in the Central Bank. Mr. Wm. McDonald, waggon mak- er of Meaford, died suddenly last I'ri- day morning by the bocstiug of a blood vessel while in bed jutt before rising time, aged 75 years. The post office and btore of ilr. Joseph Ball, at Warminster, seven miles from Orillia, was burned to the ground on Monday nii,'ht, March 26(h. three of Mr. Ball's children penshing in the flames. The em ire contents ot the post office were consumed, and very little was saved from the store. A number of farmers in the neigh- borhood of Durham have been drawn into trouble by one Billv Campbell, implement agent, late of that town, who recently skipped out. The manu- facturers are seizing the implements for which they claim said agent did not pay, though the farmers have paid the agent for them. The cases are being settled at law. Large Mllractive STEPHENS G0U6H KINS. ^â€" 1 â€" â€" â€" Y â€" ^*â€" • ' The best compound of Tnr and Honey in the world for relieving coughs, it acts as au instant healer to the bronchial tubes, aod will have a beneficieot effect on bronchitis at once. Don't forget the name, STEPHEN'S COUGH KING. No other remedy like it, at 25 and 50 cents a bottle. It will reUeve hooping cough when other medicines com- pletply fail. To be obkined at; the popular Drug Store, R. L. STEPHEN, â-  MARKDALE. Uf-ub SpaBlFasUle Qoii; to hand, -wtiliich -we purpose selling FOR CASH^t prices which, will astonish the buy- er. Having determined henceforth to do a CASH BUSINESS ONLY, my customers and the public may rely on get- :;-:- â-  ting close bargain s. /SLANO HOME 8TO0K FARM Perrheron BotMt. FreBck Coach Uonei. Savage Faruum. Impor* (en and Breeders of Per- cheron and French Coach Hortes, liUhd HomeStock Farm.Groue Isle, Wayne County Mich. We offer a very lat^ inid of hones to â- elect from, we miarantea our stock, make prices rea- sonable and sell on eaar terms. Visitors always wel- ^me. Large catalogue free. Address 6aTafre*Fan«% DSTItOITlIICII. Tailor. kept in stock and made to order at Shoe Shop under the management of MR. KAY so well and favorably known. Call early end secure bargains. W BROWN. MARKDALE CARRIAGE WORKS. -^!" E. McNALLY: â€" Would hereby announce to the â-  people of Markdale aud the public generally that I have moved into mynew carriage shop opposite the Markdale House, where I will manufacture every article iu the wajou aud carriage line, and having long experience in the businee^ and ny using first class material, I can guarantee satibfaction to every one who will favor me with their order. Will Stodda-rt, late of England and Jersy City, U. S. begs to inform the citizens of Mabkdale and surrounding community, that he has opened a TAILORING SHOP over Mr. W. J. McFarland's Store, where be is prepared to do all work entrusted to bim in the Latest and Nobbiest Styles as I will inspect all work before leaving the Shop, cus- tomers may rely on having work turned out first-class in every par- ticular trusting thai; I may receive a fair share ot the public patronage I remain. Faithfully your's, WILL STODDAKT. Markdale, March 14tb, 1887. SIGHT v. BLESTDIS^ESS^ Hepairing, Haiming and Trimming promptly attended to. A call respectfully solicited, ,.. Ty^ JK- IM[cIV-A.X.Llirj I'roprletor' Positive Cure. |^^V2rtis3iijthej?tan- -â- Â«Â«ii. Daaffsroiui CoimtMrfeitB. Counterfeits are always dangerous, more so that they always closely imitate THJE OEIGINAL IN APPKABANCB AND NAME The remarkable success achieved by Nasal Balm as a positive cure for Cat- arrh and cold in the Head has induced unprincipled parties to imitate it. The public are cautioned not to be deceived by nostrums, imitating Nasal Bahn in name and appearance, bearing such names as Nasal Cream, Nasal Balm etc Ask for Nasal Bahn and do not take im- itation dealers may urge upon yon. For sale by aU druggists or sent post-paid on receipt of pnce (50c and #1) by ad- dressing Fulford Co.. Brockville, Ont Get yo^^°^?fm 2^ printed at tjie STA^- jOABD. A Painless Cure. FACTS rOB MEN OF ALL AGES. SXSEASES OS* MAXf. ^^ TT. LTTBOIfcT'S SE=»BOXJr'JlC 2TO- S, THE OHMUMV HEjtM^TU REJVEWER, Haivelof Heiliim.andKohiiieor,of MMlicuies, ^. _. the t«rribl« c«iMeqn«B«e« orlnafaevMlvBe ExpoMire and Overwork. vnio an broken down from the eflecta of sbnao will find in No. 8 a radical euro for nerrous debility. orgaDio weaimess, iDTOlnutary vital lofisiM. etc. BTKFTOin W« WHICH Na 8 SHODLn Bs USED.â€" Want of energy, yertieo, want of porppBa, dinmeaa of si^t. ayeision to society, want of condeoce, avoidance of conyersatjon, desire for B0Utade.Iistlewnes9 and inability to fix tlie attention on a.parUcnlar subject, oowardioei. depression of spiritSi giddiness, loss ot memory, excitability of temper, sper^ matozrhcea. or loss of the seminal flnidâ€" the resnlt of self-abaso or marital exce«--impo. teney, innatoition. emaciation, barrenness, palpitation of the heaxc. hysteric feelings in trembline. melancholy, distarbiiie dreai wmnocently acquired. In CELEBRATED English Spectacles 79 BAY STREET. TORONTO CANADA. ^AND 18 JEWIK STREET. LONDON E. C. ENGLAND R- JLj. Steplien's, CHEMISTDRUGGISL Markdale Has the Agency for the sale of the above in MABKiALG. No Spectacles in the Maiketequal them in the EYE PBESEKVING QUALITIES they possess, or the GKEAT EASE and COM- FOKT they confer on the wearer. Their use will in actuality so strengthen the Eyes that it does not become necessary to change CHEAPB^*" ^^"' '^«y '^â- e tJierefore the femal habit, ol short. exeesBâ€" impo- ?rie feelings in ms, fte., ttn all symptoms of this t«Tible rt. the spring of Tital force having lost its tension, every fnnetion wanes in conseq.nenee. Scientific writers and the superintendents of insane asylums^ unite in ascribing to the effects of self -abuse the great majority of wasted lives which oeme under ttieir notice. If you art incotapetent for the arduous duties o( business, inot^acitated for the enjoyments of life. No. 8 offers anes^pe from the effsctB of early vice. If yon are advanced in years. No. 8 will give yon fnU vivor and Btreneth. If yon are broken down, physically and morally from early indiscretion, the result of ignoranee and foUy, send your address and 10 cents in stamps fw M. V. Ijubom'b Treatise in Book Form on Diseases Of Han. Sealed and secure from observation. Address all communicaMonB to â- . â-¼. MTBOH, 47 WelUp«toa S*iE.. Toraato. h WM^mmA wsdom foes ia a fooTs pandite. CUK8 CUAUMTEEO. HEAL THE SWK. A P^rm^neiit Cure, HE A Pleasant Cufa Carley's Healing Oil will relieve soratches on horBesin two or three applications; or price refunded. Follow the directions oa bottle by thoronRhly cleaniiinK, then apply tbe Oil. If animal requiries any medicine t« put it into condition use the Derby Blood. Purifyer. CftMAMAN P ICIFIC B, B, TIME TABLE. â€" ]%la,i*ls:da.le Htationâ€" â-  Going South. GoiNa NosTir. 6.57 a. m. 11.56 p 4.05 p. m 9 Mo p. m 6 PEE CENT, Money loaned on Farm or Town Property a west rates of interest. Apply to K. J. SPItOUIiE, Conveyancer Postmaster. Plesherton. monthly Fairs. Otangevilleâ€" The second Thorsdy in each month. DnndRlk â€" Tuesday beforo Orangeville. Vle^herton-^Monday before Orangeville. Mar kdideâ€" Saturday befoi-e Orangeville. Doibamâ€" Third Tuesday in e»ch iconth. Clmtsworth â€" Monday before Dorbam. Holland Centreâ€" Sstuidsy before Chataworth Prioeville â€" ^Monday before Durham. CanoveK-^lSandaT be(9i;e Dnrbs^; "^-'2 'â-  'â€" fct*'l-'J: -.â- mS^mL t9i W 1 ' *â- â- ' ^-^ "â- ."'â- â€¢ I viVi â-  " I r t- 1 â-  â- ' '"â- â- *-^:iH 1 If .. 'â-  0-^^ »il â- â- fc. '*€ M ;\\^^