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 wmmimff Stove made in you can Â¥GANS E: ORGANS. ly. in materi.-il IS swefjt and 'misli they are 7yr 5#M6lLy. iiiPIl, ONT, A' S. W. Po.i Elizabeth. OMTO, ONT.' â- 0.. ioronto. liider Oil k)\T() â- vi"U'kdale. to know u ic'es to lu IViron- suiiimer i)by and S2 toS4- 10, 12 to- la st_ and Sl.oO to loes and pd stock zes and Cotton- good uds and Laim at- t a good ^e mean WN. kimkof 11%, "â- ne a.,.! l,,„,ls„mp_ •il-i: I iVi„t,r ••â-  'â- 'â-  (••-11 ata !â- â- â-  id -t a teat mi HcCuIlougli Young, BANKERS. MAilKDALE, O^SfT. Not.;?, rii^'-j-iiitc -i i tp"^its received and int€;r*.f-:t al!oi^.-.Mi. CoUtr-itioju made and tlrt fti ispii*-l on flii jf«nni» t-f the DommuMi fiiid L'uiltjl St:'tcd. 'i;v:iie niiu ' 'Fii^aiiy fuuils to loan at low rat*-^ '-n •^•' ':â- ! ir:n pr"i â- ;rty. AV. L YOUNG. Manager, gusiness Qdi^ds. DilS. SI ilOl-XE EGO, PhysicianB, Sor- ;.',-nii.' Arf:(,:u-l)fTS, tc. Offices â€"Pr. SproolP, in T^iruLi':- iJriiji Store; Dr. Ego. in Dr. Iln^U.-'T- i.\' -t;!!i'I, M:iili(jw"s block, where all call-. '1.1V IT n;:')it. wiii W promptly attended t'). T. .S S:ni.ti.i:. M.D. AvEoo., M.D.,4c P. Olli. • 0-. â- i:i.i.oi; iir. IJarrister, Solicit/^r, S-c. hui-FK store, Markdale. .M..,' V t' â-  O'lll. T i;. l.rcAS, Ii:irri-ter, Solicitor, ifrc., of til (,f Jiisiii.p A" li caa, Owen Sound, if '.1:1. L^ioJis 'o every Friday. J, f i- ].. cl.urj^H "f (tlicL' doling WHak i-M il i!i:iiiii will- receive prompt -11 ':i. jJtt'V V, V ]*ivi?,ion Court Clerk, J-i-ii-T i.f M i^yria;^'e Eiceii.-es, *. Commis- â-  â- !ii-r ill i; ii., k:. Convcyanciug in all its i.i;iii:Ji. .- ].:-.i:ii.tly atituded to and carefully N. i'.. V; iM.'v to Lt-nd on ^Real Estate Ht-f'iri'.v. "ll^.M. S'J'l'AUT, KlMBF-BI-EY, V Issuer of Marriage l..:-ii --. ?.(..i..y tuLoan on Keal Eeute at I'.v \:i\' :--. A fi-w frirms fur sale. Terms .â- Vh.r,.!,: li..r.l \\.- .â- \)...i J rr: rj 1 '1 :it I'-.- ,-,., â-  I I'.P'I F u. K., 1.;^ wl ..I, ... jmrti"il.ir t,. .1. I. M .1 i: ' â- .::s:iALl,, u.l.S. 1 )entist. graduate .-1 â- ..nlut Pt-ntistiy, will be at the i'.ii ' Miirkdal'j, on the first and • '(-iv 'i cjiirh jDonth, and also at II Ti i. 1 i--tu-rtoi), thf.' day follow- \\ â- -:]. -.]:iy 111 L-ucli month for â-  1 i. â- ..|.!ijf'Ja.-:iun. ;â- ) LOAN On rfal estate stem ity. int rt- t. No ct.iuiuissioii :.â-  â€" .-^ilcuy coiilideritial. J. S. ];i,.uK. I'oinona ?.. O. â-  ;. SALn. Lot No. 24. con. 4, N. ,. 1l' Hl'l ncrv.^. will be sold clit-np t. rriiy of imyiiient. For furth*T ajipiv on tin; pnuiiscs.or by letter Li-n. i-MUion» P. O. laOtf .;•. !:-:â- . Proprietor. â- ' J *:.!'.. l"l.i:siJKitTUN, t'onV.'vnnccr. \. ' -..t.\-r iind ^foii'V '.f-iidi-r. I 'â-  ' l,.;i-fs and Will drnwii -; 1 â-  TTj:,jd' on .•^Uort.-sl nntico. i i A-,MIy to It. J. Sproule, .1 i'...-'tii;i^itt.'r, Fiesherton. AV. Builder, Contractor, CaRaiiaL.S. Transit Go's 0. i; I MMITED) L9G.61 SVEiMSXI? ROUTE. '{Jnrj'i ' ' anr.l Sault Ste. Marie. 1- r.r.'l ?ast Preiffbt l^lne, â-  :.L?r Majesty's Iffal^s. "W\/ TTncsd M h,. M I S S. CfAIBRlA. Cai-t Xj:iL(.'\3ii'Ui:i.i. II- season of ls90 from imiit Ste. Miirio every i.n.th.- arrivul of the i:; Triiiii fruui Toronto I' I, imUmi;^ nt Killarney, I J hih, l.ittle Cun-L-lit, .1,;-]) !iiv,-r. Itiisweirs -ioiiMill-. HJin.l liiviT. '.hii. niiti.ii, Hiclmi-as ' tlifiicf u Sault Ste. â-  »\- I'orts oti the rutiini '!ir»ii:iT :iATi:s can be obtnhied \i -.t I i.ANIt lit; mXON. at their .â- :. \Vit ri-U- of rivor, wht-re nil .. ill l..-^liil.j.fil.frci-of wliarf- ..in,, .â- ! KIW.\UlJ TOI»I), MliN ' IMSHIJI.M, Kii'l at the \l;';:l;iiias \\ari:liouso, Kast l;.v" r Slr.'.-t. *HEW TO TH LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHEBE THEY MAT.' ELEVENTH YEAR,â€" No. 624, MABKDAIiE, THUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1890; C. W. RUTIiEDGE, Proprietor- The above is an enkTaring of tlie noted Screw B(('1 Oase, wiiicTi lias- bei-orae bo pttpnlar, the last year. We have a full line of them m Nickel. Silver and Uold-filled. Our stock of CLOCKS. JEWELI^KY, SILVEUWARK and STATIONERY is com- plete and well .i-.=iorted. Inspoction invited. Large a.s'^ortmont of SPRCTACLES, from the D.-;st iV'bidt to the 25 cent slasp. All glasses carefully and cor'-ectl.v fUtM,l. Onr iiiannfac^nrini; di-:ii-tui.-:it i -itill in- crea:;ih-. All J-:^:::*^ COIN -J ir-VKrXKRV- niad- ti» oriit*r, Hionc- ent. ihdisiiol and set t(-r Rings. Tie jiii.-^. (Iiiarms, i'rooi-i;!^, etc. KXiRAVIN(i cm-fnllv Jinl urti-licaily exe- cuted. In V/tU.Ii :ni i Clo.k r,-;':iirir.K, we guarai:tee .â- ^ytisrxti"ii in 'jwo casis. BREADl^ER CASSON Practical Jewellers MARKDALE, ONT. "When in Markdale, it show"s you mWl MS EM Is ll:e place to buy All kiinU iuui all prices. G. J. McCIiTTKE, Felinlo a Fit. Very few people covet the experience. Many! "would far rather fall into p. pit. But the customers of "Will. Stoddaut covet the ex- pevionce of a fit every tin- i- t hey would rather not tali iiito the hands of a Knight of the Sci-sors and Needle wlio'^o turnout "would fit them ilk 3 rolling into a pit, i its they -want, fits they -rjet, and he wants 1000 'men and boys â- who want fits. WILL. STODDART, Tailor, III. ui ..Ml lIuFiirUuJ's store. A new stnck of ENGLISH CANDIES, Made by llobt. Gibson A Sons. L')n loa. Mthi. from Ktipenor boiled fii;^ar. They art; tlie finest candied made. Jiud are guaranteed absolutely i)ure. " Wi- hnve tiic fulloffiug thivor« :â€" Stiawberry. Ua«pberry. Vanilla. Ruttt-r Scotch, Lime Fintt. Evitrton Toffee, and Barky Sugar. iil.= ' Cou^jh Drops. hiumm SEa sfiLT, Foi baihiiit;. If ys.u have never used it, try ;i box. rnlv 25 coiits. STRAYED ' 1 tln' )irt-iiiiHesof R. Welwood, lotlO«oon. m H •:'â- .! i. ;il...:it th*- Ist August last, a Tr:i' n- S:, r. 1 lio owner is requested to f-r^ .. ;. i â-  try p;;\- chiirjtes and take him. k. WELWOOD. "v; J! Lily Oak. RAZORS, A completu ihv.' -^I"'!; ftt 1 11 prici'S friiui 50o. tu ?l.;'.i' iilso StroL.s. tef- THiniS SritlCTI.Y CASH. W. TURNER Co. Tlie Toronto Industrial Exhi- bition is again past, auil it has been a wondcrlnl success in many respects. The Ircal ful.s ,: w ".itrixt at' tentioii and are likely to receive* larger patronage than usual. Theie is man}' a proiitdblo lesson learned by attending an agrionl- taral fair and there are also thoaB who seldom go to such a place and yet succeed in adding dollar to dollar and farm to farm. It 13 very importaDt, however, tb know where to buy your grocer- ies. Those who study economy auil have giyeu us a trial may be found taking a straight course tat E. Eutledge's grocery. We havn't time to write an ad- Tertisement but will find time to serve yon when in need of any- thing in our line. Eemember, RUTLEDGE'S grocery. PRESERVE YOUR SIBHT IIT WKARntG THB OSLT TRANK LAZARUS r.LiU- iif the firm of Lazama 2$orris.] Benowned'8p«cta^«s and V7*-n Th. IMARKUALE. "" â- â-  Spt'ctacles aud Fye Glasses have been lor tiu- pa.st :i.'i years, and given in every â- ^c- iitjn.ui.cli:.! satisfaction. Ttaejarethe -r IN T!.!' \\*.iiu' They never tire, andlMt iiiiuu y.;ii v.iLinrit L'hanjie. ^.r ..l1,' l.y BSEASirZSftCABBOV, ^1 ' i: -;iinakfrSj.Jeweller8 Engravera,L i!i 1 kUi'U of (iold and Silver Watcbe», ClocJu ^ry.. Wall Paper. Stationery, S^ool Particular attention paid tonii«^ Co tiuu watches. c., with neatness and " "" MAltKDALE, ONT. Bk^ B,.., DR. FOWLERS -EXT: OF • ♦\A/iLD* TRAWBERBY CURES HOLERA holera Morbus OL/IC'es.^' RAMPS IARRH(EA hraHTCHy AND ALL SUMMER COMPLMnS iWD FLUXES or THE BOWELS ITJS SAFE AND RELIABLE fOtft CHiLOReN 0RitfUC|5, j .,, IE Local andOtber Items. Noncxs in the$e eolumiuinteHded to benefit mmjf individual or Society will be charged ten eente a line for the first insertion and five tenta a line each tubaequent inaertion, NOTICE. â€" Correapimdence, eontmuniea- tiona,, Advertiaementa. tic,, must be in this office by noon on Tueaday toinaurep^MicatiAm that week. ToBOHTO Street Bailway is valued at •6,000,000. CovsmEiuBLX grain is now being marketed here. SoHE professed "pillars" in the church are mere pillar-ahams. Abbowbkitb, the saddler, has erected s Mgn. ,He is kept very busy filling orders. Miss Moffat, the milliner, has arrived and McFarland's millinery is now in fall swing. S. Hnx is preparing to beat his block by hot air, and is now haviiig a fnmaee put in. Sevesal tons of plums, pears and apples have recently been shipped from Markdale. It seems quite natural that the threads of conversation should sometimes pro- duce a long yarn. Mathews, tbe harness maker, has shipped several sets of harness to British Columbia this fall. ' SuBscBiFTioKS takou at the Standabd office tor the Mail, Globe, Empire, Jf'orld, aud Montreal Star. Mb. Boch Mebiok, of Montreal, will be at the Markdale House ou Friday, 2Gth, to buy a car load of heavy horses. WiLfBXD HAI3EBT and Charlie Votts have each got up a dog cart from Toron- to for the dog race at Markdale show this week. South Obey Teachers' Institate will hold its twenty-sixth semi-annual meet- ing at Flesberton on Thursday aud Friday, October 9 and 10. C. Reynolds was up last week on al charge of selling liquor without license aud fined tSOand costs or three mo:tlis in jail. Wo understand ho has taken 'leg bail." A PIECE of glass fell from the ' broken plate-glass front of W.A. Brown's jewel- Iry store one windy day last week and broke in the top of a show-case. He is having a new plate put in the shop front. Some of the kids don't seem to know that it is against the rules of the Stand- ABT office to enter the working depart- ment. The sanctum is the place for business, and as for loafers, we don't want them" W. J. MoFabland is having a furnace put in to heat his mercantile establish- ment also a brick partition across the cellar and fitting an appartment with concrete floor and plastered walls and ceiling, for butter. It's over three months since our vil- lage road committee commenced repair- ing Main streetâ€" -a job which might have been completed in three weeks â€" and still it is unfinished. Truly Mark- dale citizens are a longsuffering people. Twenty five cents will pay for the Standaeu the balance of this year, or $1 to the end of next. Nearly 16 months for a dollar. Those who are already subscribers will please tell their neigh- bors, who are not. There are scores who only require to know in order to accept such an offer. Cash in advance remember. The Sun, Owen Sound's new paper, made its first appearance last Thursday. %Ve have receiyed three copies of the tri-weekly- Mr. Lang, the editor, is evidently a live newspaper man. The paper is neatly gotten up, ably written, newsy, witty, and good natnred, and is a valuable acquisition to Owen Sound. Long may it shine. That splendid property, the James Mercer farm, 'will be offered for sale by public auction at the Markdale House on Saturday next' 27th. at one o'clock. This farm of lUO acres is just outside the corporation of Markdale and a choice farm and is in a good state of cultivation. Terms easy. Apply to Wm. Lucas or H. Mercer. Markdale. Db. SiNci.Aift CoMiNO.â€" Dr. Sinclair the well known and popular specialist, uf Ioronto, will be at the Markdale House, Markdale, Tuesday, Sept. 80th. The doctor stands at the head of his profession. Treats only curable cases. Call on him he can inform yon for nothing what may be the matter with yon. Consnltation free. John Waukb, who left this month en route for London, Eng., with stock, writes a card from Montreal as follows Left Thornbnry on the 10th with 85 head cattle, 3 calves, -72 sheep and 92 hogs arrived at Montreal on the 18th. Sold the hogs and will load tbe cattle and sheep to-day, Sept. 16th. There is a strike smoi^ tbe ship hands which has delayed us five days. The Oovernment Printing Borean at Otta-va has just adopted a repnlation requiring that hereafter the spelling of snch words as "hononr" shall conform to the English usage and be spelled with the "n." This is hardly in accordance -with the spirit of the times, the tendency being in fayor of brevity. The word "honor" is a Latin word, and those dead and gone peopie spelled it wttboat the "n." I* iiMiiiii a mistste that ao many tall exhibitions are held on the same day in one ootmty. It is now too late, to ayoid the difficulty for this season, but there should be something done to binder such collisions another year. Soppoae a meet- ing of all tbe secretaries in the eoanty shoold meet at a givkn plaee and ilato soon after the fain of tiie â- eaaon are neat aod. arranRe the whole iniljii be: IWL We think it oonU mCUt be left it tbe luaids at tiw aBen^WM wIm-s*. '-wnUr 'ttetili liinitlpiri O'ifce. iww*. '.â- ,'â-  /.^ Tbb Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal, has its eniKmuas circulation beeanse it does not encroach upon the local country paper's work. People every-where find they need the Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal, in addition to their own loeal weekly. Tbe Family Herald and Weekly Star has an enormous staff of high-salaried editors, and spends large sums in gathering general news of the world at large, be- sides employing mojiey freely in adding to its literary miscellany. Mt Millinery department will be opened on and after Oct. Ist, where all the latest novelties will be found. Miss Breadner will take charge and be pleased to meet her old customers and all who may favor her with a call. Fashionable goods and low prices the role. Other branches of my business will be found well stocked with seasonable goods. All classes of produce handled as usual and highest prices will be paid. Thanking my customers for past favors I would ask a continuance of same. S. Hill. SOCIAL and PERSONAL. Ms. P. Cajbns, of Toronto, is in town. Miss Minnie Dundas is np from Ham ilton on a visit. Miss McNea has retnmed to Demill College, Oshawa. Mr. A. E. Hamilton, photographer, is over from St. Johns, Mich., on a visit. J. W. Lyons was np for a day or two from Peterboro' to shake hands with his friends. Master Edgar and Miss Martha Rnt- ledge yisited friends at Tata and Chip- pawa Hill last week. J. E. Richards, of Rocklyn, arrired home on Monday after yisitiDg Bochest- er, Buffalo and other points. Mb. and Mrs. Brander, who were judges at the Markdale Show, gave the Standard a friendly call yesterday, Mr. T. E. Benson, jeweller, was down to Toronto sorting up, and stayed off here for a week on his ret':rn to Little Current. Mr. aud Mrs. Rabt. Torry spent a mouth east, visiting the Toronto In- dustrial while absent. They returned on Saturday last. Mrd. John Hamilton has been to St. Johns, Mich., visiting her sons, and re- turned some weeks ago. We -were not aware of it until yesterday. Mr. Jolm Shea, shoemaker, is doing a thriving bnsinees at Walfurd, near Sud- bury. He was over to Markdale a few days last week, and looks hearty. Mr. John G. Ferris has been down from Franks Bay visiting parents and friends. He gave the Standard a friend* ly call, renewing his subscription for 1891. Ed. sproule is home from Montreal a few days this week. He is news agent on the C. P. R. between Montreal and Port Arthur, making the round trip once a week. Doc. Holmes, of Walter's Falls, was in Markdale on Saturday last and gave the Standabd a friendly call. He is secre- tary of the Central Agricultural Society at tbe Falls and is trim f nU of exhibition. Entries are pouring in two weeks before the date of the show. Mr. Geo. S. Brown, Jr., Head Agent for the firm of Patterson Bros., imple- ment manufacturers, of Woodstock, was in town this week ou his way home from Manitoba where he had been super- intending business for the Company. He gave the Standabd a friendly call on Tuesday. A MOSSIDE STORY. I HAVE used your Burdock Blood Bitters and Fills and find them everything to me. I had dyspepsia witd had breath and bad ap- petite, but after a few days use' of B, B. B. I felt stroDRer, could eat a good meal and felt myself a different man. W. H. Stobt, Moseide, Oni. BUSINESS LOCALS. Splendid machine oil at Trelford's. Smoked meats at Butledge's grocery. Salt I Salt Iâ€" Go to Mercer's for Salt. Wade rieht inâ€" that's the way Wade makes such good bread. PicTDBii framing done neat and cheap at the photograph gallery. OIcl Iron wanted at Markdale Stove Foundry in exchange for cash. SpiMMiNQ and weaving done on short notice at the Walter's Falls Woollen Mills. Gbeat bargains in Overcoats, Suits, Undershirts and Drawers at Mercier's on Fair Day. Wool wanted at the Walter's Falls Woollen Mills in exchange for cash or goods. A DWELLiNo house on Toronto street to rent, recently occupied by Miss Bnrch. Apply to Joseph Lamb. 528.5 It's amusing to see how the ladies make a B line for M. E. Douglass' when in need of anything in the fancy-goods line. 500 Men Wanted, to Boy Plows. â€" Jackson sells the genuine Flenry, Wilk- inson, Gowdy and McGill Plows, and don't yon forget it. To hand at Mercer's, immense line of Flannels, Blankets, Mantle and Ulster clothes, Dres^iood and other seasonable goods at doee money saying prices. For Soots A BhoM, wfaidi have no aqiuL CaU on IDss Doi^aas SBdlom thsTsaqosL Her stoek'is large and well selec t ed. And ebsaiMr than yon e'er eiii eu t w l Misnm.K CaaBUSB Wobks. â€" B. Mc- Nally has now ready a lot of fine rigs for sale, prices right. All work warrant- ed. A call solicited always glad to show my wok. B. MoNally. THE BAlffiBO UOBTHOT7SE Mai Bonbio. N. 8.. wkiMce lb B. E. Haiti, wiitss as foUam :â€" 'Wiaob adoobt Bar-, dad Blood Bfttsnhai dope me a Ipt of good t was aid sal wsafc and had ao aypitite. Ift a.B.B.BaasaB feel nait sad sbonl. WcM its vlatasrnocs wilil^ faMivii,.aaaT l^woniai^aiin^. DISTRICT DOTS. Stayner's rate ol taxation is 24 mills on the dollar. Harriston rate this year is 28 mills on the dollar. Orangeville has 762 voters 99 of them are ladies. The C. P. B. has completed a new station at Guelph. OoUingwood i» to have a new school building to cost $51S. Chesley's rate of taxation has been struck at 20 mills on the dollar. Owen Sound public schools have a daily attendance of 1604 children. Tara millers and flour dealers have deciiled to sell no flour, bran or sboiis. forthwith on credit. The Owen Soimd Advertiser is now jiublislied twice a week and the enb- Mription raised to $1.50 per aonnm. Taba Leadeb. â€" Mr. and Miss But- ledge returned home yesterday, after enjoying a pleasant visit with friends here. Mr. N. H. Johnston, Eeeve of Port Elgm, has purchased a job printing business in Toronto and is moving to the city. He was presented with an address and well filled purse by the citizens of Port Elgin on the eye of his departure. Owen Sound's Acquisitions. â€" On Tuesday last a negro, his wife, a pair of twins 8 lUODths old, and a boy three years old, passed through here on their way from llamiltou to Owen Sound, drawing their family and household effects on a cart made out of the hind wheels of a waggon. The negro took tbe place of the horse while the wife pushed behind. It was rather a hard sight to witness in a land of re- ligion, education and plenty, â€" Earne- toD Tribune. ' Weddinoat B^ Peiirs. â€" Mr. Frank McGarrol, station agent at Berkeley, formerly assistant at Orangeville, and Miss Louisa Ryan, of this town, were yesterdiiy joined m holy matrimony by Eev. Fathor Mirris. Tlie brides- maid ,wae Miss Kate Byau, of Camp- bells Cross, and the groomsman was Mr. Joseph Byan'ol Toronto, brother of the bride. The wedding party ad- journed to the residence of the bride's mother, where a substantial repast was provided. The newly married couple left on the evening train for Montreal amidst a shower of congra- tulations. â€" Dufierin Post. A Bra Farce. â€" The advertising of county treabur's sales of lands for tuxes as at prtscut couductod is a great farce. lu both Uufferia and Grey tbe adyertisemeuts appear in papers published at the extreme end of the county, aud four-fifths of the people hviug in the counties named never see the advertisements. Many times have we been asked for copies of tbe Orangeville paper containing the list of lands in Dafferin to be sold, and only yesterday a resident of Proton sent to this office for a copy of the Owen Sound paper coutaining the list for Grey. Such advertisements should appear in more than one paper in the county, so that all interested could see them. â€" Shelburne Economist. Presentation. â€" On Tuesday evening Mr. Frank McCarroU, C. P. B. agent at Berkeley, was presented with a silver tea service at the oflice of Mr. J. C. Brown, the C. P. E. agent here. Prior to going to Berkeley, Frank was freight agent here, and his geniality and courtesy won for him many friends. The local employee of the railway felt that they could not allow Frank to take the important step he made yesterday without showing their appreciation of his uniform kind be- liayior and their best wibhes for his future success. Mr. J. C, Brown made tbe presentation, and among those present were Messrs. Adamson, Davis- on, and P. Smith. The present was accompanied bv an appropriate ad- dress to which Mr. McCarroU replied m felictious terms. The Post wishes Mr.and Mrs.McCarroU length of days, and trusts that Frank's popularity on the line will always be even greater than it is now. â€" Dufierin Post. Markdale Council. Minutes of 12tb meeting of the Municipal Council of the Village of Markdale, held the lOtb-day of Sep- tember, 1690. Members all present, except Mr. Plewes the Beeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. Communications â€" Petition from B. D. Bigger and 60 others, asking to have Monday, ttie ISth Sept. declared a civic holiday. From tbe Chairman and Secretary, of the Public School Board, requesting the Beeve to call a special meeting of the Council. The petition for a civic holiday was granted by approving Monday 15th Sept. as a holiday. Jjyons â€" Brown â€" That a By law be now introduced, authorizing this Council to issue debentures for the sum of $6600 for school section No. 1 Markdale. â€" Carried. By-law No. 81 introduced accord' ingly and read a first time. Brown â€" Lyons â€" That paragraph No. 2 in By-law No. 81. be ' amended and tbe following substituted there- for, viz "Whereas the Board of Pub- lic School Trustees of Union School Section No. 1 Markdale have applied to the Mnni:ipal Council of the Village of Markdale for the issue of debentures for the erection of a school house in said Village for said School Section." â€" Carried. Brown â€" Lyons â€" That By-law No. SI, as amended in committee of the whole, be now read a second and third time, jmseed and recorded in the By- law book. â€" Carried. Lyons â€" Brown â€" That tbe Eeeve issue his orders on t^e treasurer for the sum of $5.25, for the purpose of conveymg Mrs. Caswell tc Ow'en Sound and former expsnces. â€" Carried. Council adjourned. B. 0. BSYDEN. Clerk. Tbe new tarifiT law of the United States has at length been passed. That Standabd leaders may see in what respects the new differs from the old law, especially in regard to those articles which Canadians most largely export the following list is inserted ' Present Senate Law. Bill, Horses and mules â€" SOperct. sSOperhead Borses Worth SISO or over SO " SOperct. Cattle over one year old BO •• $ltlperhed Cattle one year old or less Flee 92 " Hogs aoperct. eiJO â- â€¢ Bheep, one year old or over....; SO " •l.SO " Bheep lesa than one yearold .30 " 75c " All other live animal. 90 ' 90 per et. Barley lOc bosh 80c bash Barleymalt .SOe ' tfo " Oata JOo â- â€¢ Uo " Oatmeal .Icpoand lepoond Wheat JOcDoab 9Sc bash Wheatflonr .90peroent flSperet. Botterandsabatitiltea 4c pound Ocpoand Cheew 4c " 6c " Beans lOperet 40c ' Cabbages JO " Ic " Eggs Free Scados. Bay fSperton tlperton Hops Jtepoand lepoond Onions lOperct. 4c bush Peas, green .20 " 40c " Feas.drled .90 " 16c " PeasBpIit 80 " tOo " Peas, insmaU pkga....90 " Ic ' Potatoes lOcbnsh 9Sc " Aviles, green or ripo..Free 9Sc " Apples, dried, etc. Free 9cpoimd Mutton lepoond Sc " Fonltrylive lOpereent 3c "• Poultry dressed 10 **- 5c " Straw Fiw SOpar ct That Canadians will be nnfavarably affected by the change it were useless to deny. According to olb estimate "we send each year aeroea tbe border of artieles mentioned in the above list, over $16,600,000 worth, ol which $18360,000 worUi is sopplied by Ontario alone." The increase of doty npoD these articles, if it does not result in their exdnston altogether, cannot fail to redaee tbe profits of the Can- adian prodnoer. But while eandor reqaiies this eonceseion it does not follow that th« ease of Canadians will be teodeted de^erate by the new order of things. Happily w« ate not d^en- dent for life and beinK apo* our nttgb- bois, tiiere beuig other eonutnes that aie ^lite triHing to reeeiTC tbe mtpliu piDdaeta of onr. rapidly devdopng eoonti^. ' ' « A Victim of Laudanum. THE UELAMCHOLT tATB OF A PBOHISINa TOUNO PHYSICUN. (From a Special Correepondence.) Shelbubne, Sept. 22. â€" Dr. D. B. Johnston of Homing's Mills died on Saturday, uiglit fiom an overdose cf laudanum. He was in Shelburne during the afternoon and was under tbe influence of liquor. He started for home at 6 o'clock, but be did not reach Homing's Mills until 6,30. Tbe distance is onlysix^miles. It was feared tbis evgning tbat be took tbe wrong road on arriTing at tbe cemetery. He was seen on tbeToionto and Sydenham road, and inquired tbe^ay to Horuiug's Mille. This will account for the length of time it took biin to reach home. Mr. Fbceniz,bis nncle.with whom be boarded, heard bim drlye into the stable^ and after waiting a few minutes went oat to see what detained the doctor and found bim lying in- sensible on tbe stable floor. He was remoy- ed to the bouse, and bis friends worked with bim for some minntes to endeavor to arouse him from what seemed to be a state of ex- treme intoxication. Failing in their efforts, they sent for Dr. Beid, who also practices at Horning's Mills, but everj effort was fruit- less. Soon tbe suspicion crossed the mind of tbe attending physician and the friends tbat the patient was under tbe inflnence of a deadly narcotic, so a search was instituted. Ou examining bis p^xskets an empty whiskey bottle, an eight ounce one, was found, also an eight ounce bottle of laudanum, of wbicn upwards of three ounces had been taken. \Vith this evidence before them, energetic treatment was pursued by tbe attendants to rid tbe stomach of its contents, but notwith- standing all that was done poor Johnston breathed bis last about 11.30. It is suppos ed that be took a drink out of the laudanum bottle in mistake. When near bis oflice be was met by a neighbor, who saw him urging his boise at full speed, in order, it is suppos- ed to reach his surgcy quickly to get some- thing to counteract the poison taken. Dr. David Raphael Johnston was a gradu- ate and medallist of Toronto University and of the Toronto School of Medicine. After bis graduation be practiced in partnership with Dr. Bicbardson of Ancaster for perhaps a year and a half. Three years ago this month be was admitted into ^partnership with Drs. £arr and Norton, who then bad offices at both Horning's Mills aud Bbelburne. He remained with them some fourteen months when he bought out tbe Homing's Mills business of the firm, and witb it tbe resi- dence of Or, Barr. Tbe deceased was nearly 30 years of age- and was considered one of the cleverest professional men in the Province. A brilliant scholar, a gentleman in. every respect, kind and generous to a fault he was universally esteemed wberererhewasknown His only failing was fondness of liquor. He knew bis weakness, and in many ways tried to curb tbe depraved appetite for ardent stim- nlants, witb but little success. The funeral was held to-diiy. A large concoarse ot friends and acquaintances ac- companied tbe procession to tue Shelburne Cemetery. Bev. T. J. McClelland of Knox Cburcb read the seivices at tbe grave Tbe whole community in shocked at the tragic end of a hfe that promised so brightly. His parents reside in Amaranth, a few miles from Shelburne. Courteous Home Manners. Very few young ieople realize the immeDse charm of gentle, eourtcoas home xnanncrB, It is not only that it is right and the duty of every gentle- wouian and gentlemau, but it is in- finitely lovely and attractive to see girls and boys showing in their own homes, to their own people and in their everyday life the same courtesy and the same consideration that Ihey exercise in Eociety. There is a species of vulgarity about •'company manners/' just as there ia in all veneer and there are many youn^ people who consider themeelyeB well bred, who woul^j^rn to wear sham jewellery, and who would think false pretense of any kind bad form, yet who keep Iheir gracionsness for the world, aud spoil the home atmos- phere by tbeir touchiness and rude- ness. Kot, that they mean it â€" cliey may really love each other dearly, and in any great matter would be quick to serve and make saorifioes â€" but tbe daily exercise of self control in little matters, the every^day onseliishneBs, the "soft answer that tometh away wrath/* ftrenot tlieirs. and almost tm- coieseioaaly the habits of home lU- breeding are formed, aod many a mother finds too iMe (hat through her carelessness and mattention to details the mischief is done^ and she cannot remedy it.â€"New York Tribane. Fish and Filth. Boiefaill rewrrrar at Toronto is be- ing cleaned ont, and wben the water was drawn off (hon^nds of fish and tons of mod and filth were foand in the bottom. It is being dioronghly elaaacd oat and will be iKidy for oae 4m«vc^ v.- CQ o 03 O S Sid 'd^ 03 (D •iH 03 5«^ 1 O^M CO O n DS go CD ft-TH iJcDP^O l Oo 73 pq rO CQ oog --ft- 03 CQ tiiD o O 4=pq^^o o d GO NEAAi LlfCASA^O. BANKER] ESTABiaSHBD 1880. Markdah, Wm, Lucas, Mana^ Dundalk^ £. G, Lucas, Agent, A gejierl 1anking bu^uuess tn Drafts issued and collcotious mad pouitft. Deposits received aud laU allowed. AGSHTS: TRX XOLSOarS BASK. Private funds to lend on farm mon at lowest rates. BELFAST HOUSE DON'T BUY DON'T BUY Any more Until you see my mag-l nificent stock, just ar-[ rived and opened outj and bought for SPOT CASHl Prom one of the besti Houses in Canada. If you want to get| booted, "we â- will do it foi less money than any House in the Country. Call and see for your- selves. BENSON'S, BELFAST HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail. WHY NOT DEAL AT "GOLDSMITH'S HALL" EXPI^RIENCE TELLS la Fine Watcli Kepairing. Over 18 years at the Trade. I am using fine tools, best materialf(: and doing warrantable work, at live and let'livc charges. Those needing Spcx will find my stock complete, and mctliodd of fitting ou th^ line of SIGHT PRESERVATION Your work and patronage will be appreciated. Prices nglit, cash or credit. W. A. BROWN, High grade Watch Specialist, MARKDALE. â-  The undersigned is now opening business in Hill's block, opposite the Markdale House. All kinds Heavy and Light Harness made to order and kept in stock. Eepairing done promp- tly. Horse Clothing for sale. By using good stock, doing good work and doing business on the square, we hope to mer- it a share of public Iatronage. CaU^oidsee us.- ';:.;- f. B. ARROWSiMITH. WIND AND WATER. JEFFREY ARTLEY, Mfgr. of Wind MUls and Pnmps, Markdale. Ont. If yoir ueed a pump of any kind, and will favor me with your order, I will tmarantee tu ffivc satisfao- tiou every time. X can suit you in eithei Iron, Brass, Porcelain or Galvanized Iron. Teiucs â€" BopairinR caub new work shorl date approved notes if desired. Below 1 give a few testimonials Dear Sir, â€" The two pumps you put in foi me are giving me splendid satisfaction (one of them (iO ft. deep, tbe other 23). I am well pleased witb them. JoBN PoBTSOCS, Flesbertoo. Satisfaction at Last. â€" This is to cartif] that I have had great trouble and expenw with my well (55 feet deep) in regard to pumpi until I got Mr. J. Artley to overhaul il since then I.have had entire satifsf action, fil; little boy. six years old, can pump with i nicely. AsTBUB JoHSBTON, Vandeleur. June 16th, 1800. Dear Sir, â€" Your favor to hand « iqairinj bow we got along with tbe Wind Mill, might say we had no difficulty in putting I together. It i» working s plcndid. The puD] does its work a!I right. I like the workiuK c the Victor Wind Mill very much. It govern itself nicely in a high wind, and I think it la more durable than a wooden mill. N, DcxBUBT, Mmford. June 23« 18g0. To Jkffsst AaTiiXT, ICaikdale: Sir.â€"Tbe pomp I purchased fmm yoa k 87 foot vdl gives complete satisfaction. works *iUi the greatest ease, for the qnaiiiil of water deliverbd, of any pump I hav* en testf^. I believe it is coostmcted on a aiaipj and durable principle and not liable to gi out of order. I could not wish for a bett| Dump, aud can, with the utmost confideafl recommend it. Wiabing you every enocesa I remain, jom J. W. Sproule. Mariflala. Ma. J. Abtlst. Dear Sir.^In reply to vonr*8 of the IS hut., I woald say that the pomp yoa fat j for me has proved very aatisfaoCory, H bsu duiMe and vety easy to work. FnJni pleasefind 96^ Msnee !or pump. Jjucxs JcnK8T9|t, Flesbcrten; Si^g^j^SiSLi^ .iljC«teiiA«^^iiiMBBMHl^rifiil m m^^mMiM^ -^