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13exam1ne sour address inlet j the number oh the label is the one to which you are paid up the receipt of your renewal is acknowledged by the change of the number on thelabel keep your subscription paid in ad mince the year ended last march and if you ave not renewed you owe us a dollar the tribune stouffville octr 4 1889 tub fato of poor douglas who wa shot at hamilton by an over zealous policeman at the instigation of a nerv ous lodginghouse keeper is a sad com mectary on the efficiency and intelli gence of our paid peacepreservers it seems that douglas was subject to fits ef insanity during which jie would wander from place to place and being of a quite sullen nature when he teached hamilton and hired a room in which he secluded himself his land ladys suspicions were aroused and she sent for the police constable hawkins arrived on the scene and being refused admittance fired through the door for the purpose of frighteuing douglas but unfortunately with fatal effect hawkins was indicted for nnicder wrecked the great demand for a pleasant safe and reliable antidote for h affec tions of the thioat and lungs is fully met with in sickles anticonsumptive syrup it is a purely vegetable com- pound and acts promptly and magi cally in subduing all coughs colds bronchitis inflammation of the lungs etc it is so palpable that achild will not refuse it and is put at a price that will not exclude the poor from its benefits bead at tub o- t s meet1ko stouff ville septembeu 24th 1889 and published bv request mam na will father come tonight lisped a sweet childish voice the silver tones of which fell on the mothers ear like a sentrys bugle calling the brave to fear when mea had dreamed a peace she to whom these infant kps appealed sat in the purple shadows of thegathering twilight watcninr with keen and nervous fear each passing form and shadow lingering near inanimate as clay that moer sat save when the childish voice in sweeter and pathetic strains touched the insensate clod and called it back to life but five short summers shed their warmth of sunlight on that boyish head and lifting once again those mirrors of the soul burnished with heavens blue he asked in sad and sweeter tones mamma will father come tonight weve waited oh so long ad i am tired you look so sad mamma and tears are falling on your cheek why do you weep mamma yonr cheeks were once as pink as the wild roses near the brink of the laughing rill tnat skirts the fragrant meadows of our dear old home father came so early then mamma and softly touching first your lips he passed to mine and bade me love and serve you but now mamma he does not even pause to say my precious bay as once he did mamma think you he loves us less catarrh catarrhal deafness hay fever a hew home treatment sufferers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes microscopic research however has proved the to be a fact and the result is that a simple re medy has been formulated whereby catarrh catarrha deafness and hay fever are perman ently cured in from one to three ample applica tions made at home by the patient once in two weeks n bfor catarrhal discharges pecu liar to females white this remedy is a specific a pamphlet explaining this new treatment is sent on receipt of ten cents by a h dixon fr son 303 west kmg street toronto caxuda american sufferers from catarrhal troubles should read he above carefully washington letter frem our regular corristiondait washington sept 30 1889 sauntering about the lobbies and parlors of the arlington and normandie and strolling through the streets of washington yesterday were a number of distinguished- looking men with that indescribable air about them which at once stamped them as foreigners and visitors to the city ihey were the newlyarrived deligates to the three americas congress and they were busily discussing the prospects of the success of the congress while all of the delegates are not yet in washing ton they haye all with the exception ofsenor alphonso the chilian repre sentative arrived in america most of the delegates are diplomats of pro minence having passed the greater portion of their lives in the diplomatic service of tneir respective countries many of them have attended notable international conferences and are poculiarily fitted for the present duty when the congress is called to order wednesday morning and proceeded to the state department and presented credentials to secretary blaine the delegates will be presented to presi dent harrison and a formal invitation will be extended by one of the united states commissioners to make a cour of the principal cities of the united states there is no question as to the acceptance of the invitation the train which will bear the delegates is believed to be in its appointments and in the arrangement for its journey without precedent in the history of railroading congress appropriated 125000 for the expense of the con vention under this authority and as preliminary to the convention the state department organized this tour of the commercial and manufacturing cities of the united states with the prime object of showing the visitors the great natural resources of the country the amount of labor requir ed to bring this about will be appreci ated when it is known that in its forty- two days journeying the train will pass over the main lines of thirty dlfforcnt railway corporations passing through the states of maryland dele- ware pennsylvania new jersey new york rhode island massechuscttsnew hampshire maine connecticut ohio michigan indiana illionois wiscon sin minnesota iowa nebraska mis souri and kentucky twenty in all what is good enough for wm whit ney is good enough for me is the re mark which secretary tracy inado t ii friend of exsecy whitnoy when thev were discussing the affairs of the navy department recently tracy energet ic as he is has had the wisdom to sec that ho could do no better than follow up whitneys plans for the building ub of the american navy the relations between the two men arc most cotdial it mr whitney wants anything at th navy department he knows that he cau get it he sent his sccy all the way from new york to washington to so cute the reinstatement of a young man who had pecn removed at the navy yard early in mr tracys ndirimsiri tiou and an orber was promptly issued putting the young man back in his place and there he is likely to remain as long as mr tracy is at the head of the navy departrnont l scarce had the cadence of those childish tones passed from the coral lips ere the boyish bend wrapped in sweet slumber dropped on that faithful mothers breast and she whose lot was cast with gods unfortunate clasping more closely still the firstborn of hcreaily love bent oer him praying distant the evening shadows quickly break and oer bis gloom visions of glory wake a voice of heavenly music seemed to fall and whisper softly i am all in all the siren songs of revelry and mirth so oftea charm the poor weak child of earth he little dreams that in their subtle breath linger the germs ot misery and death softly that vision vanishes away the stronger charms of earth encompass his lone way he starts he prays he groans hepsays again he slights the call divine and enters in dense with the atmosphere of mortal sin the proffered cup he grasps with eager aim jiaffs the wild fire destined to feed the fluw and now anon the wily tempter bids him taste again agatu and yet again stifled with burning rum and dead to shame with oaths accursed be dares to descrate the name of him who gave him being for one month we will give the following induce ments to cash buyers 10 cts off every dollar in dry goods ready made clothings crockery and glassware 13 lbs light sugar for 1 10 lbs granulated sugar for 1 tea at prices never before heard of everything in stock avill be reduced to prices to please every body a special sale evert thursday please step in and you will see we mean just what we say- s- m warriner the leader stoufivilleo at music pupils wanted- by a young lady who has had seyeral years successful experience in teach ing the piano special advantages for beginners and a thoroughly classic al course for advanced pupils would also like a few pupils in elementary english for two or three hours daily good testimonials or references for further information apply to miss aldbich at the residence of rev h w knowles stoutfville ont we defy competition in blest jesus thou who knowst my grief thou who hast suffered send relief on this poor burdened soull deigu to remembenthe dark hour fettered within the tempters power when oer thy sacred bead to lower visions of darkness rose thou who hast known the tempters sway een to entice sweet childhoods way guard in thy mercy from this day my precious cbiidj soft on the evening air fell the sweet music of the village choir the angelic throng inspired by mortals sons catching the sweet refrain attuned their lyres again and wafting tack the strain soothed the sad mothers pain and oer her hovered long the heavenly throng seizing the prayer her lips had spoken they bore the sad and earthly token into the golden gate the lights and shadows of our earthly life are like the tones which gild the sunsets of an early autumn some dark others bright there dark here light harmoniously they blend toward one great end each in its own appointed sphere the great designer places here to perfect his creation so in this picture now another phase of life commands our view out from this happy home blessed with the sacred name of wife and mother a kind indulgent father wandered under the purple canopy of heaven burnished with lights of gold and silver silently the quiet stars watched with untiring vigilance his wayward course the powers of darkness veiled from mor tal sight for some wise purpose mingle with the light the fiends of hell wc know not how or when walk to and fro among the sons ot men- onward the father wends his way the powers of daiknesa hold full sway over his erring path a thousand thoughts of home the untiring care of her who proyed a household nngil there struggled to impair the impending doom ive tried so long to crush the tempting foe he said i oh that thy strength would lead mc as i go out on the midnight gloom far from the loved of home a wretched soul has feached the goal of earthly strife wreofced by the pbwers of bell helpless and hard it fell cursing the earth that gave it birth the early morn kissed by the king of day suffused with blushes plods her onward way under her soflning light guarded by angels bright softly the stars of night fast fade away sweetly the morning air wooing the flowers so fair touched with its fragrance rare mother and child treading each wellworn path weary and faint at last heart sinking oh so fast over the lost from a soul bowed down with care a wild cry pierced the air kneeling in dark despair when she beheld him there still breathed her morning prayer thy will be done dead dead mamma 1 heard them say dead on the street hush hash my- son i his earthly rce is run censure him not but pray thy will be done oh man who in the image of thy god wast made take heed thou art not thus enslaved fashioned to hold in mind in soul in grace within this earthly paradise a place guard well thy trust lest thoualasltoo late may be an exile at the heavenly gate elen marguerite brande stouffville ont sept 17th 1889 tenders wanted- the undersigned will receive tenders up to oct 15th for kalsomining the walls and ceiling of melville church cashel the work to be completed by nov 1st a- macpherson ringwood sept 25th 1889 8385 strayed came into the premises of the under signed 10th con markhamnear stouff yille on or about september 3rd a white pig with a black spot on its ham the owner will please prove property pay expenses and take it away james vanzant sept 31st 1889 8385- good errors of youth cflm swans specific remedy 0h my winos neve known to fail to cure weaknessand earlydecay of mind nerves and body nervous prostration organic decay seminal losses weak memory wailing- smahness of organs its success has challenged the admira tion of every doctor who has studied it it strikes at thh very rootop thk evil sold only by ftwanii specific co p o box bsj toronto numi genuinb without our trade mark price by mail 100 six fob 3500 stouffville school report standing of nupils in slouftville public school for september 1889 5th class b dougherty h wales i brown ltlclass c urquhart c flint e brown sen 3rd class e yakc m williams e johnson jun 3rd class ciara widdifield er nest wales m a armstrong senior 2nd lilian percy ivah stephens thomas woodgate 2nd class no 1 john h barkcy pearl bartholomew john brown 2nd class no 2 bertha yakc pearl clark naomi clark 2nd class no 3 john dickson jacob zellars bella cowic 1st class nol wm martin hillary kenny nelson ncndick 1st class no 2 levlna barkcy wm yakc annie thoman sales to be held farmers and others who got their sale bills printed at this office will have a free notice of the sale inserted in the tribune up to time of sale tuesday ocr 15th on lot 27con 9 whitchurch farm stock and im plements belonging to mrs matilda muirhead sale at 1 p m sharp nelson smith auctioneer saturday oct 19th on lot 13con 8 whitchurch farm stock and im plements belonging to mr lewis pipher sale at 12 oclock sharp nelson smith hlvanzant auctioneers until the m of november we will give 10 lbs best green 50c tea for 450 10 lbs best mixed 50c tea for 450 10 lbs that celebrated japan 35c tea for 300 10 lbs extra 25c green tea for we guarantee to give as value in teas as you can buy why not patronise those who buy your produce instead of going away from home tr y xjs a g beown telephone store dont read this but call at- h am i lto ns and buv your to bacc os and cigars in town stationery canned goods oysters fruit etc pipes and pipe mounts and the best brands op toysfancy goods and pocket knives in endless variety a complete bevolution in the state of a stomach harassed by dyspepsia caused by using northrop lymans vegetable discovery or great blood purifier a medicine specially adapted to renew healthful activity in that or gan and in those which most closely co operate with it bowels and the liver easy digestion an increase of appetite and a free secretion of bile mark the radical chansrc which it produces toronto street market from riiursdavs globe wheat new fall husn 80 to 90 wheat new sprint bu 80 to 00 wheat red winter 80 to 90 wheat goose g8 to 75 oats new 30to 32 onls olo 00 to 32 barley new 48 to 54 unrley old 00 to 48 poasncw 5s to 02 rve new 50 hay timothy ton 11 00 to 12 50 hay clover ton 7 00 to 9 00 straw ton loooto 12 50 straw loose iod c 00 to 7 00 dressed hoes 0 00 to 7 00 beef forvqunrters 3 00 to 5 00 beef hindqurters 5 50 to 8 00 mutton 6 00io 8 00 veal carcase 5 0 to 0 co htvremember the place hamiltons first door east of station court of revision notice is hereby given that a court will be held pursuant to the voters list act by his honour the judge of tho county court of the county of yoik at daleys hall on the eleventh day of october 1889 at 4 oclock p m to hear and determine the several com plaints of errois and omissions in the voters list of the municipality of stouff ville for 1889 all persons having business at the court are required to attend at tho said time and place h w woodgate clerk of stouffvillo dated oct 4th 18s9 notice tne dominion voters lists is povc1 in my office all persons who arc interested therein arc at liberty to call and examine the same h w woodgate