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 in w mm. ^av^^att ^taribaxf^. C. W. Batladge. Proprietor. UABKDALE, SEPT. 26, 1890. NOTE AND COMMENT. â€" Tlintsday November 6 isappOiDt- eaTbADkBgiviug day in Canadn. â€" Montreal's popnlntioD is now â- estimated iit 234,000, and tbejabnrbs added wL'l make 28-3,000. â€" Dr. Canui£f lias resigned Lis pos'iion as Medical Healtli OfBcer of Toronto Board of Uealth. â€" The splendid bronze statne of ^Horace Greely was unveiled on Satur- day.in I'rintiuj Bonse square, New York. â€" .\ suit, in New. York, for $30,- 000,000, has been ooncluded after fourteen years litigation, and sixccnts •recove.td. â€" Jolm Hoskin, II. C. Hammond and tjamuel Wardlieimer, the Federal Bank Liquiilatorii, have been awarded ,$9,000 each for their two years task. â€" At the Methoaist General Con- ference Dr. Dewart, Dr. "Sutherland, jDr. BriKRR, Dr. Withrow, Dr. Potts and III V. Mr. Hutatis were re elected to the Sio-b they hitherto held. â€" The wheat yield of the Dominion for 180O h, j.ut down at thirteen mil- lion hiibhil.s greater than for 1888- Df this iLcitase Ontario furnishes 6,- .000,000 and Manitoba 7,000,000. â€" The Mf.lhodist general conference at MoiitTt al decided last week that hcri.aller lliero shall be only one pen ^ral Euj,(riiitciident they also pro- i;ounc((l agfiir.bt the proposition to IciigtiKL tlie pattoral term. â€" The Dominion Government's fin- ancial statement for tlie fiscal year cndiirg Juno 30, 1890. contains the gratifying information that thereceipts during the year have exceeded the txpenditnre by over $4,000,000. â€" There has been a dcerease in po«t ofTico revenue in the Dominion lor 1889 as compared with (hat of the previous year of $394,000. This was jireaicted when Mr. Uaggart proposed ilo increase the charges on registered and drop letters. â€" The most gigantic railway scheme evtr-projt;sed ii; CiiriiiiUv outt^iJe of tiie C.ii.aiiian I'licilic is now about engag- ing a very larj^e bhare of public atten- tiun- The jiromoters are chiefly French and Kngli.slj cajiitaln^tR, though Sir ilector Langevin, Minister of Public Works of Canada, and Bir Charles Tupper, High Commissioner for Can- .^da in I*-nglui:d, are largely interested. Tiio schcoic is to build a railroad eastward from Quebec, some 850 miles to St. Charles' Bay on the Lab- Jiador coast, from which point large iiteuni ships are expected to make the voyage tc iUiiford Haven in Wales in three and a half daj-s. By this route it is said that passengers and perish- ahl- fi't:-ht can bo carried from .Chiqugu to London within seven days. It IS proposed by the company, which calls itself tiie North Cau.idian Atlan- tic liailwuy and Steamship Company, to construct a new railway from Mi' ford to Lon Inn. Standard Corra»mdtneej ' Poor poor I Passim, ihr fitimOj we bave waited lor bis laitilin bodget to yonr looked for paper; bat aust alas I he has passed into oblinon or else enjoyed too bearty a repast of the fruits of the soasoc. Well may we moora our loss, for thy ambitious spirit led us on. â€" ^But enoogfa â€" -we clasp onr pen until yoqr return, -oh I Sovereign PdSiiim. Jim Bartley has once more got his horse power mta actiuo and is not afraid of a thousand bushel born an; day. â-  Zion people are planning for a sing- ing class for the fall and winter sea- sons. We are proud of .the schemers, for we think a more elevating or en- joyable pastime could not be wished for. Miss Sae Cameron is the gaest of Mr. John Greenwood. We notice that John is Tored with nomeroos cullers of late. Dan Hall, Martin Sweery, Tom Connor and Sam Jack are going to favor London by taking a trip tliither this week. We await a'^ull sketeh Oi yotir kip, boys. George Blair, Esq., bid odien to his broad acres last week atid landed in Toronto' galleries of bites. YoB may be sure be enjoyed hinVwlf. from the fast that '91 shall seeUiaa there' again. Henry Ursdath is wishing up a barn foundation for T. Edwards, E*j., which will be hard to equal. Henry finds no trouble in shoimig what the mason chisel can command. Dave Kerney was very nnfortanate last week, as one of Ks horses bid adieu to this stage of action. Cheer up, Dave, as we all must have onr sbare of the ups of life. Miss Poliy Edge, afleir brightening up the old homestead for the past two months, leaves this week for Uncle Sam's domain. Our best wishes will always go with you, friend Polly. The Chronicle cor. from here went to the city last week. His friends having sent bail with him to the amount of six hundred, we expect i^m back again. Mrs. George Henry and Mrs. T. Alger (lormerly Miss Mary Henry) are visiting friends on 6th line. Jliss Nellie McQue has resumed duties after a week city pleasuring. She was welcomed back by more than her school pupils. Lily. WALTER'S FALLS. "l-'i-r^t'hirui!t Ctituiufrciltm." â- riin r:iin lu.st week was rather dis- agieealle, hut we are enjoying the tine we-all.er snico. The eoUectiiin in the Methodist chut^h Sunday evening was in aid of the tldiit-atiuiml I'mul. tnr. i'A. Stinson left for P'rencli Kiver, .\l}.:(':iia district, last week. The Tiiiimti) visitors are all home again. Dr. llcCullough brought with him from (leurgetewn a fiuo trotter end has now twoefjuines to exercise. Our football club will play a friendly finatch in Owen Sound on Friday by 0vay (if putting themselves in condition /or Tui^-iliiy, the JiOth. Till! Agnciiluuiil Society are mak- ing fiirthiT iniprovcments on their gruund. If the sliuw is not a success it will not be tlie fault of the directors. Why isn't tUeic a half mile foot race .on ihe oOth " There are plenty of "boys" in training to make a good competition. After writing the items of last week, the sad news came that Donald Muwer was dead, lie died at Marquette, Mich., on the 17th. The body arrived here on Monday and the burial took jilace on Tuesday forenoon. Don't forget tlie dales of the Central Fall Show, Tuesday, Sept. 30, and yVednesday, Oct. 1. The first day's lirograiume prumisea to be full of interest fur particulars read the ad. vertisemeiit in another column. Be sure and come out to see the hall on Tuesday evening. It will be well lit 410. and the judging will oe finished before G.SO. HARKAWAY. Standard CoTrespondmct. Shameful desecration of the Lord's day by two young men from a distance running horses took place on 14th near Lyons' church. We find the following time repre- sented here; St. Johns, N. B., To- ronto, Markdale and B. C. Each claims to be oithodox. It is really' amusing. Mr. P. Lyons' mansion is being pushed with vigor by contractor Soott. When completed it: will be a handsome villa, Mr. J.Quinn and Miss Lizzie Lyons returned from the city on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Neely, Mrs. and Miss McMicken, who spent last week in Toronto, returned on Thursday highly pleased. Mrs. McLaughlin and Miss Bosie returned on Monday, having pleasant- ly spent two weeks in Toronto, Ennis- kiilen and vicinity. Mr. Dennis Hamilton, of Holland, owns a prowling cat when on its circuitous march latetcepted one of onr braves, causing hours of delay until old Sol appeared. Frightened, sajs Dennis, the poor lad did totter, If ]tuiled from a furnace be could not be hotter On the gallant young horo I take greatest pity In fut" ro at night I ^ill hoase up my Kitty. â- wujSOS's wild caEBRy. For nearly twenty years tliis valuable med- iciuc bEi» been largely nsed for tbo care of Cough, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, TVhocping Cough, Loss of voice, and Lungs. Those who knew its value always recommend it to their friuuils. kno.ving that Wilson's Wild Cherry never disappoints. The genuine is sold by all druggists in white wrapjiers only. HOLLAND CENTRE. J^landard Corrgtpondtnft, ilolland Centre wa« ^ell represented nt the Toronto Industrial. John felfirrd was u^i from Shelburnc far a few days last week. Prof. K. .\nderson was down from jOweu Sound on a visit last week. MifS Etlie Hearle. arriveil home from ^•^ort William last week, Daniel Hamilton, who has been sailing, was last week home on a visit for a few days. Mr. Gorsling, of Flos, has been â-¼isitiug his aunt, Mrs. ^audley. Ekward Smith had h/s thr.se lajrge fingers of the left hand Xaken off at UraogcTille on Monday while couphng earn. Pixon Claik moved his /amily into the yillage last week. Mr. )^'cbBter is improvi;!^ his house by boarding it ou the ICvpl *ud sides, â- ud painting. Ures EmioaE. iJortou cairied uff several prizes iu ladies' fancy worjc at the Toronto Industrial. Miss Oliver is stopping with her brother, F. Oliver, station agent. Miss Ettie Erwiu is home firam tjoionto ou ft visit. S. S. Anniversary. Last Sunday the sermons in con- nection with Marfcditle Methodist church S. S. Anniversary were preach- ed by the pastor, Kev. Mr. Davey. The altar and choir gallery were hand- somely ornamented with house plants which added to the attractive appear- ance of the interior and filled the audi- torium with their rich perfnme. The school appeared to good advantage, and did the singing very creditably. The sermons were eloquent, appropri- ate and highly appreciated by the large audiences both morning and evening. THE E-NTERTAINMEST on Tuesday evening was not as well attended as the merits of the occasion deserved. There was a superabund- ance of excellent eatables provided. The program was commenced on time and well sustained throughout, the children maintaining excellent order. Revs. Tongo andFydcIl each gave a capital address. The singing was par- ticularly good, and reflects much ciedit on Jliss Pickell, whose rare ability and commendable faithfulness as leader and organist, was the means of crown- ing that importaflt part of the program with success. This; anniversary throughout was a success as far as the school coutroled it, for which Mr. Ennis, the superintendent, and bia abls staff of officers deserve credit. STICK TO THE BIOHT. Bight ftctioQs rpring from right prbidples. In cases at divrbcea, dysentery, cnunpa, eolio, summer complaint, cholera morbus, etc., the right remedy is Fowler's Extrut of Wild Strawberrv. â€" an unfailing cure â€" m^e,on the principal that nature's remedies are best. Never travel without it. Well, WeU I A man named James Weatbemp, at Wiarton, .engaged one H. Walker, of Keppel, to dig a weH for him, at $1 per foot until he wonid find a snpply of water. Walker went down some 60 feet striking a mck. He made qiute a hole m the rock and got his hired man to assist him to fill the hole with water. And brought Weatherap to ex- amine the supposed spring, got a note fur his pay, but has been .eomioitted to jail to stand a trial for q^tHiUDg money under false pretence. PKBKABAfflJE A,^QHT. For three d^ys I ' saOvfii Beverety from Bummer complaint. aiothlBggftTe me relief and I kept getting worse ttutil the pun waa almcst unbearable, bqt after 1 bad tat.fln tlu first dcse of Dr. Fowler's Extract of W^ Strawberry, 1 found Kreat rduf and it eidiMis fail to cure Die. Wm T.Qi.nn"WiIbid,OiiL Iftny SmoiBB natei an asn or W intenfted in the aale of land for arrean of taxes, and m faave in the paat adrocated the p^ g pp te of ha-iing the property to be.tfaos add adTertiBed in the.paper nearest its location. As it is, the whole list is uuerted iu bat one paper in the eoonty, and that pablieatioil not being any more of a eonnty paper than any otBer newi- paper published in the eoonty, a man may have parcel of his land sold withoot any knowledge of it. For. the banefit of oar readers we give below, in a condensed form, that which IB now advertised for sale in Artemesia, Glenelg, Euphrasia. Hol- land. Osprey and Markdale. The sale takes place at the Coait Hoasb, Owen Sound, on Thnrsday, the 16tb day of November. We do this graioitoasly, and as it may not appear again yoa will do well tu preserve this copy of the Standarb. r owmmair of astwora. Lot. Con. Acrea. Total. North-east of Toronto t Sydenham Bead. 127 a 60 19 51 122 8 SO 12 60 Sooth Durham BoaA. 86 1 aU 11 11 '•80 1 aU 45 00 East port «7 7 64 .23 23 37 12 100 12 77 EBICEYliiLEâ€" Durham Street South. 10 i 10 48 Kincardine Street North. 10 i 8 98 14 i 10 20 Elgin Street South. 12 1 IS 28 13 i 13 23 EUOENLA.â€" Zouave Street. Park 15 8 4 73 TOWVSKIF OrVOPKBASIA. Sooth half 3 3 100 18 84 West half 14 8 100 44 11 ^eat i of East i S 8 60 26 25 North part 27 12 118 69 06 TOWVSHIF O' OVBMMIJ^. East Garafraxa Road. S. pt. 2nd div. 11 1 12 9 80 South Durham Boad. 52 1 SO 82 55 53 1 50 50 43 13 14 26 14 65 14 15 all 11 45 South west of Toronto Svdenbam Road. 83 8 50 89 80 84 50 44 95 PRICEyiLLEâ€" Elgin Street North. 16 i 7 01 James Street North. 15 J 9 87 James Street South. 15 J 87 Mill Street South. 16 i 9 87 TOinraHiP or kouajtd. North-east of Toronto A Sydenham Boad- 80 1 50 20 57 SWeorof East Garafraxa Road. 8rd div. of SI 1 1 1 48 N pt of .S W pt 23 5 20 6 98 £iIess£45acsofl2 9 E5 8 87 S. W.half 8 12 98i 68 83 JOHN TOWN. 76 all 6 03 17 all 7 24 TOinrskip OP obpbet. South Dtrrham Road. 38 1 60 19 12 8ft 1 50 19 12 â- /- 87 1 60 19 12 â-  'I 18 '4 60 19 12 â- 29 1 60 19 88 40 1 50 19 12 North part 42 S 30 9 97 49 8 30 9 97 " M 80 9 97 46 8 80 9 97 North Di^ham Road. 8^^^ 1 60 19 11 87. 1 50 19 11 8» 1 60 19 11 89 1 50 19 11 41 1 50 19 11 42 1 60 19 11 «9 2 60 19 03 West quarter 11 4 25 16 65 4 12 100 61 52 East pari 12-- 13 60 24 50 5 a4 106 39 61 12 14 112 39 60 VILIiAaS OP MAMXDSiXM. George Street South. 10 1/5 10 91 Tbe Canadian Live Stock and Farm Journal. The September issue of The Can. adian Live Stock end Farm Journal (published by the J. E. Bryant Co., Ltd., Toronto) is one of anusnal inter- est. A genuine piece of realistic art is a group of Galloway cattle forming the frontispiece. The most timely editor- ials on live stock topics are "Dishorn- ing Cattle," "Autumn Management of Sheep." "Preparation of Food for Stock," while amongst the contribu- tion we notice Prof. Shaw's article, the fourth in the series, on "Pure Breeds of Cattle." Another corres- pondent begins the historical series on the "Standard Bred Horse." A Scot- tish breeder of Ayrshires gives his ex- perience and indicates how the Ayr- shire might be farther developed. Letters on interesting questions from all parts of the Dominion are pub- hshed. 'I'he animal portraits that are given include one of the famous champion Hereford cow Bosewater and the handsome Hackney stallion Bufus that won the Ehenham Cup of England. A large portrait qf John Dryden, Esq., M. P. P., is accompani- ed with a well written sketch of his life. "Purchasing Seed Wheat," and "A New Disease of Oats," are discuss- ed. The latter trouble is thought to be due to a small worm, for which the remedies are gast lime and rotation. A contributor treating of the value of cheese factories cites cases where, larmers under common circumstances have earned throagh them, thirty dol- lars per cow clear profit. Other arti- cles on dairy matters include one on "Valuing Milk for Chetsemaking," in which it is shown that cheese factories should consider tbe quahty of tbe milk as well as its weight, and pay accord- inijly. Mr. Joseph Youill, a dairyman of much experience, enumerates nine of the most commonmistakes in batter making, the principal of which are keepmg beef stock for milkers, and the use of the shallow pan system of set- ting milk. An exceedingly interest- ing featore ii the new department, "Aroand the Couosel Table," in wbicb the question oi how to make the Farmers' Institate more effective and attractive is discussed by Jas. Mills, President of the Agricultural College, L. Woolverton, Seo'y Fruit Growers' Association, Prof. Jas. W. Bobertson, Gentritl Farm, Ottajra, Professor Thomas Shaw. Octario Agricnltaral College, D. M. MoPhe^on, John I. Hobson, and others. The White Hol- land Turkeys, a new introdaetionthat promise maob, are described, and perhaps the most timely sobjeet in hortioolture is the beaatifalilliistrated article on winter bulbs, in which the merits ot the Chinese 8a$red Idly are given. i 11 1 To avoid ^atehing oold, many plana have been angseatad. Probably if cme never vent anyvlwn or did anything cot uf the osual fontine of life, tbev would befree/jfom many of the ailmeuls jQiat Jk^ ia'heir .to, Ital this ia n^ a ajLyatatiwy Bf^gtion of the qnaab'on. People"iut have raezeatioii and oiioynient, 'and frraoentlr eateb cold ]« tbe ' pojaoit of them. 'Wilaon'a Wad Cberrr vHl eon â-  Cmch or Cold ia (he abortaat niaikle tiaip, aaiilv ila tsua e^eeca. atnacdiat aai ia- vigoitatetbecaiisaMlbaaaMlilM. Soil tgjall iliaiglili, iawM»aii||Bij; Hie Northern ExhiUtton. LABOB BinfBSB OF flPir'sr. AXXSACXIOM. On Tneeday next. Sept. SOtli. the great Northern Exhibttion tipeaj in Walkerton. According to the oaml^ and class of entries that ais now ni the hands of the Seeretarr, Ur. Jacob Seegmiiler, the Northern Exhibition for 1890, promises not only to eclipse aU previous efforts but also any other show iu this part of the eonntiy. More than the usual fine display of Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Gralii, Fruit, etc., will be on hand. The patrons of the show have always- been well pleased witli the quality and number of exhibits at the Northern, and we assure them that this year will be no exception to the role. The attractions to be seen at tbe Northern will oast previous shows away in the shade. The enterprising gentlemen having this matter in hand have secured tbe services of professor Dixon, the world renowned tight rope walker of Toronto, who, on the 6th of Sentember performed the danng feet of crossing the Niagara Falls on a wire calile 6-8 in. in diameter. ' The Pro- fessor gives exhibitions on Wednesday and Thnrsday, in a sack, hoop -1^ inches in diameter, livekward ,aod forward, lies and kneels down, walks cross legged and stands on his h«ad. He will also pvrtorm a fancy actvin which he challenges the ' world for $1000. " Tbe Bando Bros, of Columbus Ohio will appear on the same days and give an hour's performance, consisting of acrobatics specialists, Spanish ^ringa^ clowns frolics and grotesque acts; Edison's talking dolls, one o£ -the greatest mechanical masterpieces of Edison, the inventor, will also be at the Northern. These dolis have proved great attractions Bherever shown. The. exhibits from British Columbia Manitoba and the Northwest are the largest ever shown and can be rcen in the palace. The Agriculturol College of Guelph, exhibit will also be in the palace. The commiitee aro corres- ponding with gentlemen, with the in- tention of securing other attractions still, so that take it all in all, the many friends and patrons of the Northern throughout this part ef the Province, may depend on seeing one of the best shows in Canada for 1890. Remember the dates, Sept. SOtli, Oct. Ut, 2nd aud 8rd. Tall Falza. Great Centralâ€" Hamilton, Sept 2! to 90. Great Weateruâ€" London, Sept. 18 to 27. Central- Guelpli, Seiit. 25 and SB. Great Northernâ€" CoJlingwood, Sept. 30 to Oct. 3. Nortberuâ€" Walkerton, hept. 30 to Oct. 3. Glcnelcâ€" Markdale, Sept. 24 and 25. Centralâ€" Walter's Falls, Sept. 30 and Oct, 1. Protou--Duf dalk, Oct. 7 and 8. Arteiuesiiiâ€" l*riceville. Get. 11 and 15. Euxihrasiaâ€" Kocklyii, Oct. 7- Hollandâ€" Cbiitswortli. Oct. 2 and 3. St. Vinceijt~"-Slcttford, Oec 2 aud 3. Derbyâ€" Kilsyth, Oct. 3 and 10. Sullivanâ€" Dtsboro, Oct. 7- Collingwood â€" Clarksburg, Sept. 25 and 20- Noi'th Grevâ€" Owen Souud. Oct. 2 and 3. Osprey â€" yeversham, September 23. A LETTER FROM ESIEB80N. " T HAVE used Dr. Fowler's Extract ot X Wild Strawberry and I thmk it the best remedy for summer complaint. It has done a great deal of good to myself and cliild- ren." Yours truly, Mas. VVu. Whixelv, Emerson, Man. Markdale Martota. Wedkesdat Septemher ii, 1890. Fall Wheat i 95 totlO 97 Spring Wheat 95 to 9? Barley ... 43 to 48 Data 33 to. 35 Pease 00 to 55 Butter 12 to IS EggB 15 to 15 Hay, per ton a 00 to 5 00 i'otatues, ptr bag .40 to 40 Wool 00 to 00 Beef 00 to 00 Pork 00 to 00 THANKS. Our thanks are due and hereby tendered to those icho have responded to our ajipealfor the paijmetit of aV' rtars of subscriptions and accounts. We may say^ however^ that the majoHty of those whom tee wish to reach have as yet paid no attention to our very ^easotiable request. Note vhen an individual icill neitherpay or let u% hvve some reason why, it shakes our covjidence in him very seriously and prompts recourse to the Division Court. We uHl dive to (he 15th October before addiny costsUo any, so kindly let us know what you purpose doing, C. W. RUTLEDGE, BE SURE TO GO AAD SKK THE Central i^. Sodelf s M UilioD Tj be held at Walter's Falls on. Tuesday Wednesday, 30tli Sept. (Slst Oct.;: FIRST DAY (Tuesday.) Baseball match between Blaotyre and Markdale at 10.30 a. m. Great Football match between Walter's FaUs and Owen Sooud at 5 p. m. 1.30 p. m.â€" Parse 810.00, Banning Baoee for horses tbat haye neTer won public money. Parse 9lU.(-0. Trotting Race, for horses that haye never won pubUc money. Parse 915.00, Open Banning Bace (Mares or Geldings). Parse 92(.00. Open Trottu)g Bace (Uans or Geloings). Twice aronnd ihe half mile tmek, best three in five heats, four horses to tnter and three to start, in all raoes. Jo^gbig of the inside exhibit as £1 o doak sharp. The Hall, fiwitaining the inside eihiint, will be open fiom G.SO to IDJK) p. m. sEcmiD 9KH mamma.) Hill opens at 8 o'cAoek si. nu, and at U o'fllook sharp aU Todgea wiUeiHmence jalK^ ing tike Lire 8toek, and all Miimfti^ wfll be jiulqed in the order of the price fist. lluB Exhibition pronuaes to be tiie lergeaf that haa ever heen held in the Conn^ of Grey. Come one. come all. Menibcrsliip tickets (LOO eaeh xxp to the morning of the Show. All entries will be taken ap to 10 o'^otk a. m. on the days of the Show without any ext^% ehsTge. Seed in yonr entries eai^ and yoa will oUige. For prise Hsls, and farther infTrmation. apply to pAjiD BMtD, SsQ Gxo. B. Homes, Vrm^ BoRDor. filec'y. Waiter's FaOs. •*M Safe Qs^qk" 28YearsinBusines IN MAEKDALE, M a kdol Mm UuUy bereaain. EVER CLIMBING UP. Have yon ever stopped to thmk what brain worry thinking and planning. Thinking sometimes away into tbe early morning hoars while yoa are asleep, how. when and where we shall bay qualities, qaantities aud pricee to please you, DRESS GOODS. Oar first consideration. They mast he ot all qualities aud prices. We have tbem in Plain Meltons, Checks, Foale Serges, Amazon Clatba, (lasbmercp, Henriettas, Black and Colored Silks, Satins, Velvets and Plashes. You liavc ilie largest stock to select from by coming direct to McFAELAND'S. We have takea great pains to select our Dress Uoodsand Trimmings. Ladie.s Clo.ikings aud Walking Jacket Cloths are mostly worn tjiis season iu plam cloths. We have the correct goods and extremely irodcratc piiccs, from SO cents per yard ap to the finest Sealcttes. Miss Moffat, ^iio so succe.ssfully pleased onr lady friends two sea- cons ago, will have charge of our MIIjLINEBY SHOW KuOM this season. It is a guarantee of an elegant assortment, correct in style, aud prices moderate. Hosiery, Sliawls, Gloves, Laces and Wool Wraps. A special line of Ladies' Tweed Water prool Garments, $2.50 each, sold iu the big Toronto stores for §3. Wo now come to the warmer goods, you will want them, and soon. FL-PlNNELS. Our special Alb Wool Greys from 18 cents a:re sellmg fast. Ladies' and Men's Woollen Underwear never had sncb value to offer. )ur Men's 60 ceut^AU-Wool tjhirts aud Drawers will keep out the keenest blasts of Winter. 76 dozen in Fiue Ties, liue Sox, Fine Gloves and Fine Silk aud Wool MufSers, imported direct from the makers. Did you ever stop to think that MvFarlaud buys the bulk of his goods direct from the manufacturers and for spot cash What does that mean It means a saving of the wholesalers' profits, and cash means the closest bed-rock prices. BOOTS 8c SHOES. Some leather is mean. Some workmen are mean. Soma boot, sellers are mean. That's how mean boots get made and sold Six out of every ten pairs of hoots are shams, pasted stock, shoddy pan- cakes. Nuvcr was a time wlien shoes looked so well aud wore so badly until the shoeing of a whole family has come to be a serious tabk. A poor pair of boots is a bad investment. If you want good, honest, solid foot- wear just drop into McFarlaud's. Uis stock is tolly complete from the finest to the coarsest. Women's, Men's, Girls' imd Boys' READY-MADE CLOTHING. Isn't it a comfort to have yonr Coat, Pants, Vest, .ind Overcoat ready- made to your hand No worry of fficasnnng and waiting fcr the making and fitting. Just a little looking in alight, roomy department upstairs filled with clioice, new goods from the best mauufasturerj. A perfect fit guaranteed and about half less to pay than if you had gone to a tailor. A FEW CRACKEBS. Men's OvercoatB, §4.00 «p. Boys' Owicats, $3.00 up. Men's suite, $4.50, §6.00, §7.00, §8.00, S'J 00, aud tlio finest, ;^14.00, equal to any tailor-made. Boys' from §1.50 up. We need scarcclv recorb. mend our teas, they are so well known lor excelluucy of flavor, strength, and cheapness. We should like to have said a word about our carpets. Fur goods, English and Scotch suitings, aud a host of other goods, but the rinter says my space is fiilled. Come in and ece us when in town. We will take vour cash or produce and give you rattling good value in excliango. Come in anynay aud Liok around aud see one of the busiest stores north of Toronto. W. J. McFARLAND, DIEECT IMPORT3E. Mr. Brown's Ne-w advertisement NEXT WEEK. nut OHLT PEKTBCT WOVEN WIRE FENCING S4 et». pw Hod onrf UpmarA, maHTen men. loealortrtTelng IffHIl I Ell to mU m; Rianuiteed •Bana^^mn^i NcBanT SwcK. Ralaty or CoamiMiiiD, foid waXij. Outfit f^. SpBCial ate^ntion ^ren to bq^pnn^ra. w ork- â- n iwrar fiil tomake Rood weekly vagat. Viit* iHat aaee tor psrticnlan, «.•â-  CTIWIW, Mâ€"j»â€" (TUs kM* mUla.) Tnwno, Oar. Cheap House Fnmitnre. â€" iT THE Markdale Furniture Wareroom. Plush Parlor Suits, Haj- cloth Snits, Bedroom Suits, Beds Bedding, Sideboards, Tables, eomman; Exteodon Tabhs, in great variety Wubstands hjaaaf Mattress; Wool Msttiws of aU kind*, and in et every tliing^at it kept in • first-eUss shop. Call and get quo- tationa. Also Foneral fomiriiiiiga Coffiii{i, Caakets. Bobes, lininga, Oloyes, Cntpes of all deaonptiona at- ways in et)]|ck. TbanUng nty « oai ojMonKia far paatfMsi^ ^Pff* napeetfnl]^- tn»l^6CIT AND GRAND PI AliOS^ CABINET ORGANS AND OHURGH PIPE ORGANS, All of strictly first-class jquality in material arid -worlananship. The Tone xs sweet and powerful, while in Design and Finish they are -without an equal. g mrm nmTMaamo TO BB TBB 8TAII0ARD INSTRUMENTS OFTHE WORLD. SEND FOB VATAI^OGUES TO ,, ., W. BELL CO., -^.sssr" GELPH, ONI Chietiuropeen Branch. jSSMolborn Viaduct, London. E.C., Eng. i^iiralian Branch. € Bridge street. Syd.iey, N. S. W. \-£. South African Branch, Market Square. Port Elizabeth. "^: WAltEKOOMS 12 ^NG ST. 'W:EST, TOEONTOS ONT. The Famous Heavy Bodied Oil hn all jlschiuery. Made only by McColl Bros. Co., Toronto. Those who use it nnce use it always. McColl's Eenowned Cylinder Oil Has no equal for Engine cylind'" s. Try it and see for y mrsi ll. 1 '.vure of iiuitati"ns uf r ..rVKi irii'Ij:- McCOLL BROS, (fe CO. TOiiOXTO For sale by J. E. TEELFOED, Markdale. R. S. RAE, The Tailor and Clothier, is fully proparej to suit jdu in all kinds of urnishin^s. A large variety of Suiting- to sulect from, clitnp and stroii;?, or fine and bandsome. Splendid Overctiatings km? tJu'ni. Undi'rclotlun;^, just what U wanted for Fall and Winter wear. COl^L.UiS, CUFFS. TlliS, tJi;SPEXDl!.KS, UORi-:, nud aU tba ic^t. Call an tl examine for yourself. Should you coutcmplate iiKitiiniony, be fame and k'ave yo'ii order, and i^c-t a neat uid comlortaMe suit. Vss' -Vent fur Parkt-r's Dye /ork.s, MAUKUALI3. By-Law^No.3l A By-law to raise the sain of fire thousand five hupdrefl dollars for tho piiriKsti of erecting a School-housy ill the Village of Markdale, in the Ckunty of (Jrey, and to authorize the issne of de- beutprestherufur. Whereas the linar-J of Public School Trustees of Union School Sec-tion No. 1, Markilali-. have applied to the Munifiiiwl Couneil of the VilJific or MArkdale for tbe issue of debvotnres for the ereotd^uof a Scboul-hoUBo iu said village for said School Section. • .And-Whereoa tho Municipal Council uf thn RtiUl Villf^-eof Afarkdaledcom it oxpctUent tojiaKs ttiis By-law fnr tiic iiuriiosi,' of raising the fui:l sum of five thousand tive liundied dolUr.. aaJ interest, for tbe above mentioned purpose. Aiid whereas tlic amount of tho whole i-ateable prooerty of the said ViJlfl^-e of Markdale accord- ing to the last re\iscd assessuient roll, tioing the assoGsment roll of the said villaj;*^ for tho year ISSOi.auiountB to tlie sum uf one hundred and forty-one thuust^ud tiiiee l.^udixd uud furty-llvo dollars $141,315). And whereas tlie existibp debenture debt of the sail) village of Markdale for principal is nil, and forln^i:eBtis NIL. AWberefore the ^lunicipal Coudeil of the cor- poration of tho Villagti of MarkJale, tjtiacts as folloiri iBt. It shall bo lawful for the JAmicipal Coun- cil of tho Village of Markdale, for tho puriKse aforesaid, to raise the suni of tivc thuusand live hundred dollars (.~5,500i and to isbiic debentures of tbe corxoratian of said villa^jc' tu tb' amount of five thotisaud flvy Uundri-'d doHai-b (s5.500iiu sums Qf not less than oue hundred dolli-jcacb, payable in tbeniBnier,and for the aiiiouuts,'and at the times respectively sv:t forth hereunder. 2nd. Tbe said debentures, as to priucipaland interest, shall be payable at the ofiice of the Treasurer of the said VillH^e of Markdale. 3rd. It shall he lawful lor tbe Keeve of the saiii village, ant) he is haieby authorized aud instrii'et- ed to sign and issuu the'snid dt-beiiturcs hf rt-Ny authorited to be issued, and tocauso'ihe same, and the interest couio;is attached tlieroto. to be signed by the Treasurer of the said villn^ie and the Clerk of the said village is hertbv autnorizt-d to attach the coniorate seal of the 3-iid village to tiie .said debentures. 4th. There shall be levied and cttlJe rted in each year bya special rate on all the taxableproperty in said village, a sum sufficient to discharge the several instalments of principal and inter.!st accruing due ou taid debt, according as here under set forth. 5th. The said debentures and int^rcst shall Ie made payable iu annual instalments witjiin twenty years from tiie date of issue thereof, at the office of the said Treasurer uf the Village of Markdale. Such instalments shRll be of such amounts that the aggregate amount payable for principal and interest iu any year during the said period of tweuty years, shall be •ifual as nearly as may be to wbut is payable for jinucipal and interest during each of the other years of such period, OS hereunder, particularly, set forth. The said debentures sliall lear interest at the rate of five per cuntuni per annum from the date of issue thereof, which .said instnlutonts and interest shall be payable on tbe 15th day of De- cember in eaclL year lit tbe said Trea:;urcr'soflQce in tbe Village of Markdale, aud sncb debentures shall be in the form provided by the Act respect- ing Public Schools, with coupons attached, sigued by the Bee^'c of the eaid village aud the Treasur- er thereof. 6th. That during tbe twenty years, tbe currency of the debentures to be issued under the author- ity of this By-law, the sum of four hundred and forty-one dollars and thirty-three cents (s«l.33j shall be levied and collected in each year ou all the taxable propeity in the said village for the payment of the principal and interest on tbo said sum of five tliuueaud five hundred dollars iu tbe years boreinaftcr mentioned, niiniely â€"IT PAVS TO- AND THAT IS THE OW'K^S !SOtTIN'r The best and most practical coui-se if study. Tlie bisl tt-atluuR talent. The bi-st acx'omiuodatiou for stujli:jits. Th*! hest niethodf; of instruction. 'I'lie btriL )i-t;;jlts from that iustnictiou after students graduate For annua] aituouncenieut Fiiving pirticalors rogardiug the course of study, t. mis Acaddreps C. A, FliEMlNG. i'niNciPAJL. -ban Principal Interest Totjil 1891 «iaB33 2275 00 $441 33 1898 174 65 20! OS 441 33 1893 •183 38 857 95 44133 lB9i 192 65 248 78 441 33 J^ 202 IS 239 15 .441 33 2I2i2!l 229 01 441 33 189T •222 90 218 43 441 33 1898 231 13 807 20 4U33 1B99 245 75 195 58 441 33 1900 258 01 183 29 441 33 1901 270 94 170 39 441 33 1909 984 49 ise 84 441 33 1903 298 72 142 a 441 33 1901 313 65 127 88 441 33 UOS 929 as 118 00 441 33 laos 34SI9 95 54 441 33 1907 at3oe 78 25 441 33 1908 M23 eo 10 44in 1KB lOOSO 41 09 441 S3 1910 490 27 81 OS 441 33 Tth. That the debentoreg to beisaoed faereau- der may contain a proviaion ib ttie following wardi: "This debenture or interest thereon, "â- ball not, altera oerttficate of own^rsbip bas " been endorsed thereon by the Treasurer 9t tbe ** Village of Markdale, be transferable accept by " entry by the paid Treasurer in tbe debenture " Becistry Book of the corporation of tbe said " Vm«e of Markdale." 6th. TbisBy-law shall take effect and come in- to operation from and after the Tenth day of Smtember, A. D. 1690. Dated at tbe Village of Markdale, in tbe Coonty of Grer, tbi« Tenth day of Septenuer, A. D. 1890. W. J. HbPABLA4D. B. C. BBTDEK, Beere. Oletk NOTICE. H«tlMis bmbrglTeB OutaBi bftballmiicinfcaaneUotaie „ date on tbe Infa day ot Beptemkar,' A. D. lOHi' rtottUat tar tb* laaae ot dabaBtona « tba ' o •UOOL lor tbejanipoaeaC «aatiiig» aaeintbeaaid*ina«ao(II«iMa)a,ud oOa* lar OsBoatb Biding of tba Cooanr srSn aa tha 1Mb day of Savtambei, A. D. loL AarMtiantoaiMih|DTiet uida tba auaa or UT naM tbenof, maat be nude viaiUi ibne iBaatlMAren(b»dataofnglatntlm,uiae«BBOt MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY. Under tho power of sale coutalmd in a certain mortgage, which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by pubbc auc- tion by George Xoble, auctJooccr. at tbo Mark- dalo House, in the Village of Markdale, on Saturday, Sept. 3TtlL. 1S80. at one o'clock in the aftei-iioon tho followfns farm property, in the Township »,fAvteimrsia,iu the County of Grey, conuiuius t^i'O hundred acres, more or less, being lot thirty-tbree, in the twelfth concession, in the said Towr;t-hip. There is a good house on the property. The property will be sold subject to a reserro bid. TEBifs.- Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid to the Vendors' Solicitors at the tinM of sole Bufficient with the said ton percent to make one-third of the purcbaso money in one monUi thereafter, and tbe balance to be secured by flrat mortgage over the landsold, payable five yeaw from the date of sole, with interest from that date at seven per cent., payable half yearly. Per further particulars apply to Geobob nOBlaB, Auctioneer, Markdale, or to Mu/oek, 0//hr. CrowtherS Montgomery, Vendors" Solicitors. " „ 99 King St. East, Toronto. Dated Sept. 8th, 1890. S3M OMfc vmace of Mtikdale. A.BA8BXiaaaT. Kr. SnUb KnUit, QlHoRti. ]faii.,tei«i tkpt iw «M tnMHad inth A aih 10 om lib k^ waieh WM cmi irith 'Ian dun on*: hotlle et BordOBk Blood Biltas, Ha.liigUr nHupeqdittai.klilaodpuiflexaftlwjiwt. mtfOamtf. ,.,,.; ".;«: .., WILL CURE OR RELIEVE E!i;qysNBS, Dizziness, DYSFcPSlA, PROPSY. Kf^J^JSof!' rujTTEiiiNe 'Alf,SL%» .„ OF THE HEART, S.t.LT RHEUi!r, TWE STOMACH. hEAOACHE. CF THE SMN, Jr.d tf-^r^ s-ncfBS rf dissase si S. OM A Cil, D .1 WSLS OS BI.0C3D, Bl MA1| Note? inteieet al drcfte issni\ and Unite Private a rates on B^ ireon^. .Kfdi m Tnrner's Brodif's nil calls, day o to. T.S. SI Offic Moi I. Offic Ov.l Mom I" 1| I.ll tbe I. 1.1 'fl at-.tVi.-' \Vm !i alteii. '11- l:| sio « 1 iu n J Dm "• li' l' ClfCUU'il. N. !â- â- . ij»r;;vit%. -M- low fUlL eui^y. J. 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