y- tbt A 8ECBBT P^lfTiSh, Burdock BkM t «^TtLr Kidneys, SJrin and BoweU, tAd 'Swm of health to the iMPOBTAliT. ««^ wttViBit or leave New T««k OHy, ^JUL Express and Cwiiig* hiw tid Union Hotel, oniorrito Elflgaafc nMpw • T^ Grand "'ftrtiJcentral Depot. Ble^ n •/!«^»costofonemUliondollar8, ^-^""•^ and upwards per fitted °P 'Z^ plan, Elevator, Beaturant aappKacI "TSkThMt Horse ears, Btacea and eM*at ^iKaU depots. PamiHesean Ht« "^IM. monS^ at the Gnmd UniM itluin at any other firat. '•*'â- Ope* Letter TO Alls TBMPKKANCB ITOBKBBS. The members of the Flesh«rton 3iviwon of the Sons of Temperance, it8 last session assembled, denred i jipress their conviotions, in a yrtT Dinimoos and decided manner, on points in connection with the ott Act movement â€" ftnt,â€" The great extent of the ountT. with its prominent pkoes m (tant from its centre, and tlienifore oalt of access, render neeeseary ,.j well defined method by whieh ominniiiations, touching yital opar- ,Qi, may be quickly disaeninat«d _[)agii the most distant as well as lis most central points. Second,â€" Thtt men â€" public men â€" ji(h undoubted reputation as Temper* Wft workers intelligent, with tact Lnd push, in every part of the coaoty, Should be selecied to impart the necessary zeal and give instructions III to the required prooeedure so that I canvas shall be at once vigorous and ^nlighteued. Third,â€" It is the opinion of this )ivision, that without a more unanim- ous action, saccess cannot be secured- Isolated and irresponsible action, that lest only upon mere supposition and Lpe, willbe ephemeral and worthless; Ud, therefore, some more business like and substantial method is advised. F9urth,â€"^Ne think no time should I lost in calling a convention to some kentral part oi the County to discuss knd resolve â€" (a)â€" As to ths efficiency of the present organization. )â€" A« to the present status of the E'etitious before the Government. (f)â€" The necessity of being again lenovo or otherwise. ((/)â€" The agencies best to be em- [loyeJ to obtain duplicate petitions. ")â€" The projiriety or otherwise of Jrmgiug to tlio County celebrated Flosliertoii, July '1th, 1886. oouMiK)iw2^ird«^^ we onljr auoeepftfa rnlis^r. U o^r aH impnzitfos of the ayitfln.: i ' ' ^g'" UtomrrviLu, Jaty 4.râ€" A.boat fon; o'dook this allerBCMHi Henry Baogk and G«otge Gfina wtan ho«ng com at I B. Uoker'8 htm on the 6tii eon- OMsiMi qt MarlUiam. Jgx. Hokor •Min^ the thonilaistprm approadlmig left his moi and Hfii tftkmg his horsatothe stable s^e. sixty rods dietaaft. About fire nutates lata* Jkhara ma a iach^olJiffalning andifi. saw Iba tw»tMn faU soddeolj. On tfbiiif to th^tt llr*B*ngIepces«nt- •da terriUa ri^ His hair was eottmlatdtjbwnad'off his head, his elotbas and bobis torn to shreds and barning. The boa whieh he had be«at osiog WM brokta and thrown some distanee. -Deatii most' have been instantaneous. Mr. Cline ky about six feet from Bangle, considerably stnnned, but in about five minutes was able to rise and wiOk to ihe house. t)r Sangster was at once summoned and pronounced Cline in a critieal con dition. Bangle was in Uie prime of life and leavesa wifeand three children. NOTICE. ALti petaoaa am herebry wcned afafaat pinrfiuu^ two nolea of hand, one for I9S.S0, drawn about ibe Itth Xvne lael fa favor of Wm. Maaota and Mm lloKa«Ba, or oae of Aem, dQe^riMMt the let Manli, 188S. andonelor •SS.Mdimwaitho aane date aa above one, in fafvoar of isiae party wpwtfaa, and doe -and payable twenty nontha after date, aa I have not received value for aboTO notes. JOHN STEPHENSON, Ifarkdale, July nth. 1885. 153-55* AN EX ALDSBMAN TBZED IT. Ex Alderman Taylor^ of Toronto tried Hagyard's Yellow Oil for Bheomatism. It cored him after all other renoedics had failed. I 'm-' for VLiu-o Ijocii a iiiiseraLIe suffarer Kij Dyspepsia, aufl tried all known remedies I tlie Uestiupdicnl sldll of my acquaintance, -till gitw worse, until unable to eat any ciEj; without srii'it snifcring, or do any [in] of work. 1 began to think there was hope for mo. and tliat I must surely die lliin; like a drcwniiiy man catching at a Fi'iw, I dotermined to give McGregor's lpf;.1y Cure a trial, I at once began to Im- puvi^ sn rapidly that in two months I was as :ilasl had ever been in my life.â€" Wm. JvtRs Le\min-,;tos. Sold by HHl Bro's. • trial Lotties 6 Tho Law Ot Libel. **Advantave8 ol Edgakashloa." The editor of a Boston newspaper receives the folloiv ing letter one day not long ago â€" ••Deere Cir, "I write this for a naybor of mine boo is afeerd he kan't wright an spell an punkshooate good ennff to address a editor 1 He is a good man bat his edgnkashunal advantagious has been some what limited? He wants to kno if there wood be enny sho for him to get a gob of work in yure town he is a kapable an kompeteut man, on can turn his haud to most cnny thing in the way of days works. "If you shud heer of enny thing he kin to pleese rite to me and I will let him kno as I reed and rite letters for everbody most round heer aa 1 am bout the only man with enuy edgu- kashion to speak of. So no more from Siuson G. Galt. •'P. S. â€" Pleese ancer hack." LAND FOR SALE. K»CAl»Eto THE CHOLERA. Possibly the c|;iolera may not reacn our locality this season. Nevertheless.we should take every percantion against it. Dr Fow- leis Extract of Wild Strawberry is a sure euie for Cholera Morbus, Coiic, Ciamp.Diar- rhoea and Dysentry. ;\'iat is being said by some of the .iiliejourods om tiie subject of libel â- 1 the libel laws i.s pertinent and 'per. There is altogather too much c^-ity affoi-aecl by the hi w to character- 's ludiviJualb lo enter actions auist newspapers and carry a ve? loiis prosecutioiis for which there is gowl ground. Any person at all pleases to imagine that he has ^a libelled by a newspaper may put '^110 end of expense by requiring it ho show cause," and doinor f " "o?s required by t^-est their mny not be jmnA fcr the action at nother unf; â- "^Hsthatix-v^i be! other the law. a shadow all. unfair feature of the law of "isherinay be dragged ,^ one end of tho Dominion to thQ ' and pr.t on trial fur an alleged sfir 1 -^ '^^ secures a verdict 'in ^jor, tue expense to which he is J..M^^'^^^^nng,torriMc. The law nb' 1, "" ' fitnended so that the â- S?"?^^ I'^ve fair play. At ^^^^m Hie hbel is assumed to have Sl"fi^^' wiiereas it would lUred T,i^ assumed that it wos fe ha,« P"'^^ of publication. »ii-ed n, '""" ^^ «ee the laws resL^eVi- "" ^^^t ^ould lessen Fob Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on overy bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. never fails to cure. Sold by Turner Co. The TFheat Sta^rtage. It A. THE nortb half of lei nnmbur 15, cod- eesBion 11, Holland Township, Connty of Orey, containing 100 acres. This lot is all heavy timbered irith beech maple, elm, basswood and hemlock, and is situated abont 4 miles from Berkeley, 6 from Williamsfoid and 9 from MarkdalO/ stations,^ oa the Toronto, Grey and Bruee Bailway, For terms and perticulars apply to GEO. S. BOWES, Esq., Uarkdale, or to the under, signed, GAKBOW PBOUDiE'OOT, Barristers, 253.tf Gadtieh. Auction Sale OF YALUABLK FABM in the township of Art4]me8ia. Under and by yirtue of the power of sale in a certain mortgage from William Bums to the Vendors which will be produced at the time of sale, and on default of payment of the moneys thereby secured, there will be offered for sale Ly Public Auc- tion at Miinshaw's Hotel in the village of Flesherton, on Friday, the 3ist day of July, 1885, at 1 o'clock p; m., by A. S. Vandusen, Auctioneer, Lots Numbers 119 and 120, in the 1st Concession S. W. T. S. Boad, in the township of Artemesia, containing 100 aeres more or less, excepting part occupied by T., G. B. Railway. About aO acres are said to be cleared, and on the premises are Said to be a frame house and bam the Lot is also in the best farm- ing district of the township. Terms 10 per cent, at time of sale 15 per cent, within one month thereafter, and the balance to be secured by a mortgage of the premises for five years with interest at 7 per cent, yearly, or such otber terms as may be arranged at time of sale. For further particulars apply to W. J. BELLAMY, ESQ., Flesherton, or to JUOSS. FALCON BJt I DGE BAR WICK. Toronto. July 9th, 1885. From the And StiH to ie Fm hecuti, )iect to vexations peo^r"r^^'^^^^^^of ciiaract- '"'â€"'-^riiutoTelr.jram. Milwaukee JuNB 26.â€" S. W. Tall- madge's monthly crop report says thers is no longer a question as to the damage and loss to the wmter wheat of this country. A falling off of 160,000,000 bushels in winter wheat from last year is unprecedent ed in tho historv of wheat raismg in the United States. The present con- dition of spring wheat is good, but we must have favorable weather till harvest. The estimates i show the. probable yield of soring wheat -to be 181,000,000 bushelftj winter wheat 210,000,000 bushels, or a total short- age of 182,000,000 «8 eMjpored with last yf or. ,, A WANT OF ACTl'^TTt Much of the 'ill cohditioh! di'^#omc3-' valids i* dne'to Want of activity «i shijggafi Uy«^. Bm*o«k Blood KttaiB mun^iu he•ltby^M^^m ot tho H^«t lo.,poef»^.'«P» bile, 8iid,ttw,pftke jpii%Wp?^c3'Wi#*^ perfeot fieutb rUiiia txa ,aj positive-cnM for Catarrh, Blpttnf*, and Conlter" II 6uttj. fELLQilL â- CURES rRHEUMAtlS M rBEEiEAirs WOBM POWD£SS; Ai9 pleaaoBt to toko. Contain tbeir owa PareatlTC. is a safe. sure, and etteetuaM 6suaMe *t watma i^ Ciuldresor AdottOi Although I vras burned out twice in one year, I am ^till alive, and -wish to call attention to my old customers and the public in general, that I am doing a A URBER BUSINESS THAN EVER Having purchased a Large Stock, Well Seasoned, at a Great Discount. I am prepared to give you greater bai^ains in my line of business than has ever been given before in Markdale. So don't Etpend your money in Factory Made Work with the idea that you are getting a bargain because the price seems low, for it will keep you shoving your hand in your pocket for the "where- with" to keep it in repair, but come and see our vrork and learn prices, as we eon give you BETTER WORK F0RUS8 MONEY James G. Russell's NOTED JEWELLERY STORE, Is the place to buy Watches, Chcks and Jewelkiy. A large assortment just to hand. A I Solid Silver Watches^ Full Jewelled, from $8.50 up to $26, worth from $10.50 to $82.00, war- ranted from two to five years. It will pay you to come twenty miles to .have your Watch or Clock repaired by Bussell. IS" Saiislaction guaranteed every. time. 217-269 JA8. 6. RUSSELL. EUGENIA HOTEL EUGENLi FALLS Oitt. â€" And give WRITTEN GUARANTEE. If anything gets put of repair we will repair FKEE OF CHAKGE, We have a supply of Buggies Democrats Finished up, winch we are selling at very ' low prices. ,, _, Great Dhcount to Cash Biiyers. I GiVB SpBCIAL AXTEB^eN TO BepiuriiP4B)«JBc-painiing; and He- J. McAleer, Prop. The public may lely on receiving every necessary attention as to Eatables, Drink- ables, and Horsa Core. 244-57 Lumber and Shingles, THE undersigned has constantly on hand ' all kinds of lumber and first-class cedar- shingles for sale. Mill 3^ milen North of v Mai'kdale, 11th line Euphrasia. 250-63 FOaD STINSON. m J. SD! Plain Ornamental Plaster. Opposite the new Presbyterian Church lark*. ' Arches, Qcrnioea,. Centre Flowers, and all kinds of plain .audamameQtal plastering ^- ecuted at cheapest rates. Two, coat work done for eight and a half cents per yard^ Lathing and all labor don by me, parties fiiuling material. 244-6m.pd.. Markdale Sdd by «. TarnerArCo An PainS,"'?°° Hagyard's YeUow L'*^»llpainfnV"°, !-="iQiatism, near- with *«*p****^s^S2!JSS Si^S Fowler's Eqtniet P«^^«»«'*«^iMS yarioties of Summer Gomplamta of ^oi^ andadnlt*. It seldom or ever faik core b/»W i ^10 S:f.- J We, the undersigned; irwEwTd fti'p^ ..a-^^ ^, iiiaiM mimmtkx "^^J in*imat« tu our customers and "?S^SSS-^iSSS!3cS^^^^ "^^" ***** #»n,re-6tiUfc^**d pre. oai2it^i2^^^-^^^""'-^^'*^'i^-^^f^'^^^ 8o*atelid to allwho mwy lavodT jg^ j@aP ip4ise»?^ fi«l:)-!t^ Is '..llw :: 't â- â- «•* .,-1 â- 1885 jfeaf 605 o^- i^^i*Ulj|^* tn% with it rail ^in anjytbing we 4^ ddk. in oer^Miie wttli the b^|oest$leiitti# thos^ vfljo^ *^oyi^ ix^^ioW) V ' 4".% *^ AU^tiudp pjf merclw fsir'U pr"ifu«e taken, ij^ expit wnrk at market priceF, a484in F*. J. RITCHilli^ if m n