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 it j 1 DR8. SPROULE A EGO, â€" 'FHTBJCIAKS, STJBOEONS, ACCOXTCHBBS, C.â€" Office at Manley's Drug Store, where all calls day or night wUl be promptly attended to. T. S. SPROULE, M. D. A. EGO. M. D., c. C. A. McBRIDE,iyi. D. L. R. C. P. S. EDINBURGH, Office at Stephen's Drug Siare, Late of the London Hospital, England. I*. i:cCnllo«gli, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, c OFFICEâ€" OVER McFARLAND'S STORE, MABKDALiE. iVIoniey to Liostn. Canada LS. Transit Go's (ubhted) LOCAL STEAMSHIP ROUTE. Owen Sound and SaultSte. Maris. Passesffes and Fast 7reifflit liM« carryinff Hex Kajesty's VallB. S. S, CAAMONA, Capt. p. X. LaPbanoe. I. B. L.UC7^S. BARRISTER, SOL.ICITuR,c, of the firm of Bishop Lucas, Owen Sound, at office of Wm. LUCAS, Si, Co., Every Friday. W'm. Lucas in charge of office 'during week and legal matters will receive prompt attention. WK. BKOWZr. DIVISICN COUET CLERK. Is.suer of Marriage Licenses, c. Commissionerj in B. K. c. Conveyancing in all its branches promptly attended to and carefully executed. N. B. â€" Money to Lend on Eeal Estate se- â- curity. WILLIAM STUART, K1MJ3EELEY, Issue.' of Marriage Licenses. Money to Loan on Eeal Estate at low rates. A few Uarms for gale. Terms easy. J.P. MARSHALL, L.D.S. â€" DENTIST, GBADUATE OF TOKONTO SCHOOL of Dentistry, will be at the Markdale House, Markdale, on the 1st and third Wednesday of each month and also at Munshaw's Hotel Flesher- ton, tlie day following the third Wednesday in each month for the practice of his profession. Commencing on the 7th September. MONEY TO LOAN. ON real estate security, at low rate of interest, no commission charged. Busi- ness Strictly Confidential, J. S. BLACK, 190 Pomona. P. O. TrnfFOR SALE. S S. CAMBRIA, CaPT. NeIIL CAMFBEIili WILL sail during the season of 1890 from Owen Sound to Sanlt Ste. Marie every Tatwday and Friday, on the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Evening Train from Toronto and points East (10:30 p.m.), calling at Killarney, Manitowaning, Sheguiandah, Little Current, Kagawong, Gore Bay, Spanish Kiver. Buswell's Mills, Serpent Kiver, Algoma Mills, Blind Kiver, Thessalon River, Bruce Mines, Hilton, Kichards i^anding. Garden Kiver, thence to Sault Ste. Marie, calling at the above ports on the return trip. LOT No. 24, con. 4, N. D. R. Glenelg, 100 acres, will be sold cneap and on easy terms of payment, for further particulars apply on the premises, or by letter to J. S. BLACK, 190-tf. Pomona P. O MARKDALE HOUSE, MAEKDALE, ONT. «/. £ Marsh. Pron,' R. J. SPROULE FLESHERTON. Conveyancer, Appraiser, Valuator and Money Lender. Deeds, Mortgages, Leases and Wills drawn up andValuationsmadeon shortest notice. Charges very low. Applv to K. J. SPPvOULE, Money Lender Postmaster. Flesherton. Tickets and Freight Kates can be obtained by applying to MAITLAND S. KIXON, at their new warehouse, on West side of river, where all goods for this Line will be shipped, free of wharf- age; also at the office of EDWARD TODD, Poulett Street, JOHN CHISHOLM,.and at the Company's Office, Maitland's Warehouse, East Bide of river, on River Street. a. J. McCXilTKE, 501-00 Managing Agent. Fei Mo a Fit. Very fe^^ people covet the experience. Many Tvould far rather fall into a pit. But the customers of Will. Stoddart covet the ex- perience of a fit every time t hey would rather not fall into the hands of a Knight of the Scissors and Needle vrhose turnout w^ould fit them like rolling into a pit. Fits they want, fits they get, and he wants 1000 men and boys who want fits. WILL. STODDART, Tailor, Room over McFarland's store. BY-LAW NO. 1. ABy-lawtoraisethesumof $600 for the pur- pose of erecting a school house in Roman CatJip- fic Senarate School, in Section No. «. Township of Glenelg.in the County of Grey, and to authorize the issue of debentures therefore. Whereas the Trustees in the said, the Roman CathoUc Separate School in the said School Section No. 5, deem it expedient to pass this Jiy- law for the purpose of raising the said sum cl 9500 and interest for above mentioned purpose. And whereas it will be requisite to raise the •everal sums in each yeai respectively set forth hereunder. ,. j. t,. And whereas the amount of the whole rateable property of the said Roman Catholic Sepai-at^ School in the said Section No. 5. according to the last Revised Assessment Roll being the Assess- ment Roll for the Township of Glenelg for the year 1889 amounts to $40,715. ^.. And whereas the existing debentures debt of the said Roman Catholic Separate School in said Section No. 5, for principal is Nil and foi interest is Kii. Wherefore the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Separate School in School Section No. 5, in the Township of Glenelg, Enacts as follows (1 It shall be lawlul for the Trustees of tlie said Roman Catholic Separate School for the purpose aforesaid to raise the said sum of Five ^^_ hundred ($500) dollars and to issue debentures of I ,•'.•, • the corporation of the said school to the amount lul IQlOCy. of #500, in sums of not less than one hundred dollars each, payable in the manner, and for the amounts, and at the times respectively set forth hereunder. (2.) The said debentures as to principal and interest shall be payable at the office of the Treasurer of the Municiiality of the Township of Glenelg. (3.) It shall be lawful for the chairman of the •aid, the Roman Catholic Separate School Trus- Editor Standard Dbab Sib, â€" lu your issad of the 8th inst. we notice the commiiuicfttiou of W. A. Browu, St'C.-Treas. of the Ptih- 18 filled with dense Bulphorion, ings, and before tlie BimnU '"'"'t- peace ^viug rateoayers. wlw iS^. acting 111 buuIj and trusting in the lie School Board, so called, of School j eenae of the"trnsl,tes. ha^^"' "" "eviotf Section No. 1, Markdale. He first a long breath after lea starts out by asserting that he wishes to explain to tlie ratepayers, but as we carefully read the letter thronf.-h we find miich to our regret that he ex- plains notliiuc that the whole lette^ is nothing but a gauzy hit of senseless verbosity ingeniously interwoven with asicK-einng, feeble wail by which he woald have the meek nud lowly rate payers believe ihat his poor little heart was almost broken, that his poor little soul wa? alui'.ist crashed beneath its burdens and his poor little brain so worried and racked tnat it was gradu â-  ally melting away into a estate of bliss- He next expresses refjret at the existing state of things regard- ing the school site, but in the next breath pleads i^-norance of the law as the only ^-aiiiatiug reason for their blunders. Had neiuhbor Brown plead- ed lunacy for himself and tlie other "eatli.. ID the great track of P. s. b: B W. G. RICHARDS UILDEK, CONTRACTOB, ARCHI- TECT, Markdalo. to „„ authorized to be issued, and to cause the same and the interest, coupons attached thereto to be signed by the Secretary-Treasurer of the said school, and the said Secretary-Treasurer is here- by authorized to attach the Corporate seal of the said school to the said debentures. (4.) There shall be levied and collected in each year, by a special rate on all the Taxable pro- perty in the said section liable for such rate a sum sufficient to discharge the several instal- ments of principal and interest acruing due on the said deljt according as hereunder set forth. (5.) The said debentures shall be njade payable in annual instalments within five years from the date of issue thereof at the office of the said Treasurer of the Township of Glenelg, such in- stalments of such amounts that the aggregate amount payable for principal and interest in any year during the period of five years shall be equal as nearly as may be to what is payable for principal and interest during each of the other years of such as herein particularly set forth. The said debentures bhall bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum from the date of issue tliereof. Whichsaid|interest|shall bejpayable on the first day of June in each year, at the said Treasurer's office in the Township of Glenelg, and such debentures shall be in the form pro- vided by the Act respecting Separate Schools, with coupons attached, signed by the chairman of the said Trustees and by the Secretary- Treasurer of the said Separate School. (6.) That during the five years the currency of the debentures to be issued under the authority of this By-law the sum of one hundred and eighteen dollars and fifty-four cents ($118.54) shall be levied and collected in each year on all the taxable property in the said School Section, liable for such rate for the payment of the prin- cipal and interest onthesaid sum of five hundred dollars in the years hereinafter mentioned. namely TEABS. Tuxsapjuj. iNTEBKST TOTAL 1891 1892 189.3 1894 1895 «88.54 3;93.85 899.48 S106.45 £111-78 S30.00 â- S24.69 dl9.06 S12.09 6.76 â-  8118.54 $118.54 $118.54 £118.54 S118.54 Flesherton Greenlioase. To our eastomers around Markdaie We take this opportunity of thanking yon for y oar support in the past and Lope for a •continuance of yonr patronage this year. We have a good variety of greenhoupe plants, also Bedding and Perennials for garden planting. In vegetables we have Cabbage. Celery, Cauliflower, Tomato, Cncamter and Pepper Plants iu their-sea~on. Plea!e send In yonr orders they will be promptly attended te. I have the honor to remain Yo'urg trnly, •601-14 JAMES BEECROFT. It's easy to dye â- with Diamond Dyes Because so simple* It's safe to ^ye vith Diamond Dyes Because alvays reliable* (7.) That the debentures to be issued hereunder may contain a provision in the following words "This debenture or any interest thereon shall not "after a certificate of ownership has been en- "dorsed thereon by the Secretary- Treasm-er of "the Roman Catholic Separate School under "whose authority this By-law has been passed, "be transferable except by entry by the said "Secretary-Treasurer in the dtbeiiture liegistry "Book of the Corporation of said School." (8.) This By-law shall take effect and come in- to operations on, from and after the 19th day of April, A. D. 1890. Dated at the Township of Glenelg, in the I County of Grey, this nineteenth day of April, A. D 1890. THOS. MEAGHER. THOMAS McASEY, Chairman. Secretary-Treasurer. WOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a By-law was pass- ed by the Trustees of tl'O Koiuan Catholic Separate School in Section No. 5, Townshii^ of Glenelg, on the nineteenth day c f April, A. D., IhSO, providing for the issue of del entures to the amount of s.500 for the purpose of erecting a new School House for the said Separate School, and that such By-law was registered in the Registry office of the South Hiding of the County of Grey at o'clock, on the day of A. D., 1890. Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof, must be made within three months from the date of Registration and cannot be made thereafter. Dated the 19th day of April, 1890. THOAfAS McASEY, Secretary-Treasurer. It's economy to dye with Diamomd Dyes Because the strongest* It's pleasant to dye with Diamond Dyes Because they never fail* You ought to dye with Diamond Dyes* Because they are. best* Our new book " Successful Jl.-roe Dyeing " giviiiK fan directions for .-II uses of Ebmond Dyes, sent free oa application. Diamond Dye.' are sold eretywhcre, •r aoy color niaiied on receipt of price, lo cents, Wblu. Richard.son fc Co., ironttra]. Que. PRESERVE YOUR SI6HT BT WEABIRG THE OtTLT FRANK LAZARUS [Late of the Arm vi Lazarns Morris.} Snowned SpeetMlas aal Eye-OUnes. ^ese Spectacles and E /e Glasses have been used for the past 35yeirs, and given in every tortance unb ounded satisfaction. Taey are the Baar nr thk Wobu They, never tire, and l«st oumy yeszs witUont cb lose. 1^ Mle by aSEAONXS ft CASaoar, ptmcti- ^^^^:^^era.3ewelem 4 EnTiavTs.dwders In aU kinds of Gold tn i Silver Watches, docks MM JevmUerr, Wall i-aper, Stationerv, School ^jMoks, «c. Particu'ar attention paid to repair- «lg Bnewstobes. Ac, w'th neatness and despatch XCABKDAtiE, ONT. THE •EST STEEL WME OIOiT PERFECT WOVEN FBBiCB. FENCING 64 eU. ptr Bod and Upmard. WIRE TwlMatfWlra^ V* svaU. InComBtiavfML Writs Th* ONTARIO WiRK FENdNO OOi, «rMnfa|K^lre 0«^ Jub.Ooo] • Qu-veU Broa^eiMtrlotfotoMm. PJLi. â-  1T^SSS*5****?' •?*»««» 0* sold SBd heat. A laia, me Jiomau vjaiiuuiii; oepaittLc oiiiiuv/i **•.= » tees and he is hereby authorized and instructed TrUSteeS Upon tllC boani VVllO Side WltU -- sigii and issue the said debentures hereby j^.^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ tribuualâ€" tlie people â€" before whom thir case has been tried and determined upon would have been bound to accept his plea and given them a fair and i'ji partial trial, but as he has entered his plea of ignorance instead of lunacy wie must simply say that no court m chridten- dorn recognizes a man's ignorance of the law in justification of any unlawful act upon his part. The law presumes that every man knows the law. This being a fact is it not a pitiable sii-^ht to Ste four of our Trustees stand up be- fore the ratepayers of this S. S. and, like a class of over-grown shiftless school boys witli hands thrust deep iu thesir pockets as if feelins: for an auswer to the questions being put to them but being unsucceselul in their search at last iu dire desperation blurt oat we d-d- d- do don ""t know. The facts regarding the history of this school site question are all quite green m the minds of the ratepayers, but to thow the fallacy of the position of the four rebellious truRtees who are clearly causing all the trouble and delay it will be necessary for us to briefly al lude to them. Mr. Brown, as clerk ot the school board, called the first prim- ary meeting of the ratepayers of the section foi- the purpose, as Mr. Lyons and Mr. Brown stated in the meeting, of ascertaining the wishes of the peo- ple regarding the location and building of a school house. Surely there was nothing wrong or uothiug illegal in calling such a meeting of the ratepay- ers, on the contrary it was right and just to do 60. At this meeting Trus- taee Lyons and Brown stated that the Trustees wished to be relieved of all ic3j)onsibi]ity regarding the location of the school site.. After a full dip- cuEsion, in which Trustee Irwin fully acqniesed in the position the other trustees had taken and after the trus- tees had asked to be relieved of all responsibility as to location, it was resolved by a unanimous vote of the meeting, that the tritstees be instruct- ed to examine the various echool sites, see what they could be purchased for, after which they were to call a meet- ing of the ratepayers, at which meet- ing they were todibcu.ss the desirabili- ty of the various sites so reported by the trustees and decide which they would ask them to take. The trustees [Who were at the meeting, and we think they were all there, heartily Bijreed to this proposition. And «8 Trustee Henry Irwin happily express- ed it, 'In as much as the school house was to bo built by the people and for the people why not let them say where and how it should be built." Every- body there echoed Lis sentiments by a hearty here, here I In pursuance with this understanding the trustees obtained tenders, called another meet- mg of the ratepayers, at which they reported the sites tendered for. This meeting was laige and representative, ihe merits of the respective sites were fully disoaesed. It was finally decided to submit the question of location to the people to decide by ballot, to this the trustees fully assented and seemed quite well pleased at being so easily relieved from any responsibility in the location further than to aid the rate- payers by casting their votes for the iccatiou which best suited thorn indi- vmnally. Mr. Brown, as clerk, gave proper notice of the poUing day, had the ballots prmted and everythini? put m readiness. The yote was finuUy polled and resulted io selecting a por- tion of the old fair ground as the site to be cboseu by the trustees. Up to the time the polls closed everything of the ballot they swirling, writhing, r,.,^ like grip ot what will pace ' Markdale. It seem.s to „8 tu"" majority of this bcIiooI hoinl '" forcir.g this Hifficitv upon li/""' are playing a veryliigh.i..^,""' We have heard ^i^r^mt^- oftl^b^stmenuLS^^J: for the sue support^,! by tliP 7 " bellious trustee, to the elLr 1 '?• (the trustee.) sbouhUuiSS^f the strong yoice of the peo;i ' pursuing the coursi that ibev i,' h are setting themselvea up iiwi^ opposition to the great constitufi rights of tlife Canadian people an I that other principle to .U;^iS with so much pride. 'BritisuJ play. If there is luxation rt Willi brought on by the pure oDstinacy:[ the four rebellious trustees people want uothini,' rights and these mora The than their M „ "^3' insist upon though they are co.npelletl to qoL the courts fur tberu. Iftbefourte. helhous trustees are so fearful of "std tifying their honest couvictions' vijv do they not resign and come up a-m for re-election. The people We^not been over-bearing nor hasty in thi* matter but they are firm and unfliccli. ing as they are clearly satisfied tht they have right, justice, law and a large majority uoon their side. If the communistic trustees arelione?t in saying tiiat they wisli to avniJ liti. gallon and will work for the best interest of the section "ihey must do^ one of two thingsâ€" to prere the trutli of their words they must either resign or proceed at once to locate the school house upon the site chosen hv the people, either is an easy course and as fair and honorable as it is easy. Veiy respectfully, A. PiATEP.ilYEB. ONE LITTLE PIGGIE. I owned a litter of jjigs. They thrors well antil a month old, wlien their tlirosts swelled, and spite of all remedies tbey all died except one, which was nearlv dead. Lauphingly I go id I would try Yellow Oil, and gave it a thorongh applicatiDn. He improved at once, and soon was all right. William Windsor, Brinsley, Ont. Wliy Don't The Men Chew Onm AUCTION SALE -OF- YaluaWe Farm Property IN THE Township Of Holland. Under and by virtue of the power of sale in a certain mortgage from Mary and John G. Irvin" to the eudors, wiU he produced at time of sale" and on default being made iu payment of the moneys thereby seonred, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction, at the Markdale House, in the village of Markdale, on 7SZDAT THE 30Ui DAT OF MAT, 1880, at one o'clock p. m., noon, the following pronertv namely: The westerly third part of lot number 16 in the twelfth concession, in the Township of Hol- land, containing 62i acres more or less, about 35 of which are sai.I to have been cleared and under cultivation. On the premises aro said to bb a hewed log house and a bajm. Terms 10 per cent, at time of sale, and for the balance terms will be liberal, and will be made Known at time of sale For further particnlar! applv to MEbSr.S. WU. LUCAS CO., or to Markdale. MOSS. BARWIGK A FRANKS, Vendor's Solicitoi-8, Toronto. Bated 12th day of JUay, 1890. WANTED I An aetiro, puahinc; man to act k% local agent for an old and soccessful Life Inaaranc* Co. Address, with ruferencas, MAKAGEB. P. O. Box 69I, OwenSoand. itoanok Court of Revision. Notic« is hereby nTen, that the Court of Bevisicm for the Townatiip of Euphrasia win hold its first hittings fo* th« vear, at the Township HaU.in the VilUge of Jlocklyn, »t 10 o'ckirk a. xA. on Friday, the SOtU day ROBEBX DTJNLOP, Townshift CSerk. Belhmjham Bay Express. As the ferry steamer approaciied Se- home wharf Sunday afternoon some great horrid man on the ujiper deck expectorated about a gill of tobacco juice over the side, and the nssty'Rtiiff was blown rit,'ht into the face of a young la'ly who was looking oat of a window below. To say that she was mad as a wet hen would hardly be gallant, but judging from her excla- mations and the. angry flash in ber black eyes it is safe to assume that if sh had the ofifeudicg male bv fbft whiskers she would have left nothing for the wind to sough through. Iti»" due to the proprietors of the ferry to state that they are not to blame intb» matter. The incident iuspired m following hues by an eye-witness:- It happened pn the ferry, ou a SunJay «f'«- °oon. ,, „v When from the cfeek above u^ a tailanJa"' gossoon v;.i, to Squirtetl out some vile tobaeeo, wluM-*' his rank disgrace. Was blown by the breezes m a lair Â¥" lady's face. She was fjazing out the window, «11 n*^' scious, down below, jj,, Watching the sunbeams daaong " wavelets to and fro; |^, You may guess her meditations were "i- her feelings hurt. .„-«fflidi» When there landed on her features" dirty, copious squirt. She was mad, was hotly hostUe.aaslW' the Btains away. She was even softly sweannfi, w » own mad way, ., «a3-49- And though she knew not wlio « spite that she wrts slim. m}j,# Had she hold of him that minute w« mopped the deck witii liim. Her friends at last consoled her. s angry tears would come. ^^^jjfi'i When finally she snapped ou.. the men chew gum T' A TRIP TO MANITOBA.- p Pure Drugrs, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Toilet Soaps and Patent liedi off the train. I got » ""•";«» do--« Blood Bitters, and after the fi« 1 ^M better. When I cot to Boiss* Ji^cifeJ well as ever The Bittertca«"» j,oii«» voD ««„«»« J ,â€" J ""»"« 1 o' tli« Borfaoe water of the prw was condocted npon the fairest terms Marro. Boisoyer, Ont. possible audit vm all as agreeable as â€" -- " '^« ns^^'^^.^ ' 7: '"'• fiat^ben the iails. doiwd and It was found that the Ste espo^ts- ed by Trustee Browh haa.lost W^lte a l*r«B m9iOtity then •owkw' iS a i flash IttWtt' attckaSfe aEI^'Ju iwkaWy we QUICK RELIEF FOB HBAD^^i 2!! Had BofEered '^^^ J'^T^tW* 'Z rerything I eonld think rf '.L^,*1«' .t^I oLi Bardock W««^f Jn ilBived me tight away. *fL^ " well. Annie "»* icines at Manley's Drug Stot^ TEJTTH Y DEAI â€" xz jl/otches, A full 1 EwHN. Columbus Haven and other (JOU), SitVER, XicKKL cases. Clocks, A large and inpnces from $1.5 Nickel alarms ju Innlinous and comi fid prices, dewellery, in the 1 dfisignp. Grand a andTSc. brooches. Silverware, in thi plele prices as lov Violins, large assortt ^.00 to §20.00. mootb organs on h Stationery, we ai all kinds, writing school books, accou: Wall -Paper, Iarg( from. Prices lower Liberal discount lines for cash. MARKDALi TO T ^e will gnarante( pocket by cai a G IL (0 4.* u a (£ Q •3 U 2 mi 5 S m 3^ ft » •« fcl-s -TO We solicit a share 'onage and will do w any others in oui CHOICE GR l^0URT~OF TOWMSHIPJF N2^*^ beheld in the I 4^ft*«27thdayofMay, |heiv°?lockmtheforenc 1 *«» » â„¢'*^er given tha I iEhL^S®"^*â„¢! business I'^SaooaofthesamedaA ^el«, Itay I3th, I89 g Origioal and on *gr *ewjtte of poor fitisilage