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 fp^vU. lLE. »0 78 to »01 7S to 01 aO to 1 58 to 1 36 to 10 to 10 to. 1 50 to 1 18 to- 00 to 14 5 00 t9 51 3 75 to a yifgm our own eoi i upMMnt. The regular Qnarterly ServioM wm J jQ the Methodist ohiurdi on B«b- **£ the absence of the fukat^laimt. w^ilaoD, the Bev. Mr. D' Argent of SixweU occupied the pnlpit veiy fte- ntably on Sabbath aftemoon last. Mr C. J. Leitch, son of oar Mteem- «d eitizen. Mr. TboB. Leitoh, jmid on/ town a visit for a few days last neek^ ifr Leitch hng been for some time liviiig in Texas. U. B., but is now abont to take a situation in Toronto. Mondav last was fair day in onr town. Not many buyers presoit, uid a very ooor show of bovines. The Fleshertcn cheese factory is again going in full blast. Again the rattle of the wagons, conveying the milk, is beard at an early hour on onr streets. Cottage Social. â€" Avery pleasant and suc- cessful social was held, by the kindness of Mr. anil Mrs. Vanzant in their dwelling on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of j-lesLertou Presbyterian Lodies' Aid Society. There was a good taruout, and all appeared 10 eDJoy themselves well. Various gam«8 were lieariilv entered into by those present, while Mr. Vanzant, who can almost make a violin speak, accompanied by Miss Damude and Mrs. Geo. Saul on the Piano, discoursed some charming music, much to the deUgnt of those present. It is needless to say that the g*od things provided by the ladies was all that could be desired. Quite an amusiuR scene took plice on our streets on Tuesday last. A couple of our citizens having found some of those little animils (the hoy) at large,thought the pound- keepers stables (Mr. Munshaw's) would be the best place for them, and had them al- most to the door of the pound when the lady to whom they belonged appeared upon the scene, then it was for who was master of the situation. We think the animals knew the voice of her who was kindest to them. A lilt wa; made a moment's meditation a charge the ranks waver, and the captives are free the men fall back upon the rear, and nothing more is ssdn of them. None killed, very few wounds. EASILY CAUGHT, It is very easily to catch cold, but not sc easy to cure it iinless you use Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam, the best remedy for all throat, bronchial and luug troubles, coughs, colds and con bumptive tendencies. '*Thc IliGstrated War News." The Gkip Pkintino Publishing Co. have Jiow sent U8 the fifth number of this now very popular illustrated paper. This issue we consider to be supciior to any former nnmber, both in artestic merit and subjects illustrated. It ccntaing a grapbic illustration of the Battle of Fish Creek which is compiled from a photograph of the locality, and anthentic inform- atum obtained. It well represents t le difficulties which our brave Tolun- teers had to encounter in this first s«vere engagement with the rebels, and ou this account alone this nambar should be brought by everybody who 'a interested in the IJorth-West rebel- 1 an. Besides this, there are sketches ripreseiiting the Relief of Battleford. Tib irout page contaiuR an excellent «ineBtriiu picture of General Middle- ti'.and Cnpt. Wise, A. D. C, who li id two horses shot under him in the rejeut engagement at Fish Creek. 'ilie black page contains typical sketches made at the drill shed in Hamiltoa, The supplement, which is a double page one dsserves special mention, i:s it is without doubt one ^i the finest pages of artistic littio- firaphy ever produced in Canada. It represents a group of rebel leaders, mcluding Louis Kiel. Beardy, Big »ear, White Cap and Gabriel Dumont. »e have also received ths sixth JiDttber of the popular Illustrated War *.«f». The front page contains a picture which will be of intense, though mournful, interest to Canadians. It represents the Buriel of the Volunteers »oo lelUt the Battle of Fish Creek. A graphic sketch shows the attack of flilf^breedg on the steamer carrying wie hrst expediUoD from the reUef of fhl7?"^- '^^e commencement of a It u ' "^^ Lake is given from Mnn "â„¢'^^«*i by a North- West Mounted Policeman. The advance r"7; tbe Royal Grenadiers passing tl«v fT^***"*^ the men of "C'^Do^ Cn (^^**°tfy School) returmng from ?/ ""^^ "°' »^e from sketsbee tainl /*°^* «o""oe. The enter- ryent of the 7th FasiUers. of 1,1m • ' ^oj-t Arthm-, is shown on lltl!'""^*^" *^« ^^^^" Sbarp- tK" (?• ' F- G-.) at Winmp4. las' J^^'^f contains the nsual two- 'ne .^"PPleraect, wliich is a fine T(.ro^„ /^.P""*^®^*"' in '^ree sketches, j^wnbahons for the sSldiers^t tbS okjj? P«P«r sells at 15 cents per copy. •^kbe office of pubUcatioA, " mtmmmimm MJMM i: 1. H. HARRIS' Nef Absoloteli MENAGERIE OF TRAINED And Congress of Celebrated DEQXJESTR,IA]V STARS. A show of wonderful features and the greatest over perfected or i conceived the top of the ladder of fame, overshadowing all com- 1 petition, challenging aUrivalry in equestrian and gymnasts.the only I U mbrella -Eared Elephant THE HANDSOMEST y With the largest ears of bom brutes. The largest and most SAVAGE D£N OF LIONS In captivity, ectered and performed daily. ffOrAL BENGAL TIGERS. THE ONLY "GRAVE KOBBER." The smallest ponie!?, the largest horses, the only Male and Female Samson on this continent, pulling against horses and Elephants. Wonderful Tattooed Fejee Island Canibal. only one ever seen in America. The best broke trick and ring horses and the Greatest Circus Performance Ever witnessed. Bead the bills and advertisemfnts, not one- tenth can be told in this limited space. Two performances dailv. after- noon at 2, evening at 8 doors open one hour earlier. Admusion, popular prices. lon't forget date. HewjBOJs^jiMarhriag «twqrwei*, BiBsirtiatt ai i^ WATCHES, CLOCKS, ^CHAINS. CHABMS. SFECTACLES,mE8.. PX7BCBS, VIOLIN 8TBra6S,et» .. 19 k. W9Mitt§ «Mfa JfMf m gtogti'r Watches, Clocks and Jem/kt%.. Bepaired by mjaeif and aatiafsetion Kuar- anteed. NO TBOXJBLE TO SHOW GOODS^ Ci-iye me a. Oall,... James G. Russell, J. WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th, 1885. Euphrasia Spnay Show. Imp. Draught Stallion. â€" -1, Jas. B, Tnmble, Garfield, 2 Jas. Noble. Wonder. Canadwn Damght. â€" 1 Geo. Watson Netherby A. Cnthbertson, Highland Chief. General Parpose.â€"l. J. B. Tnmble, Black Prince 2 Mitchall Bros. Duke of Wellington. Carnage or Koadster, â€" ^1, J. B. Trimble, Clear Gnt: 2 Jas. Noble Goldfinder. Percheron â€" 1 Meaford Horse Im- porting Co., Nogeant 2 Sydenham k St. Vinoent, Arago. Bulls aged with Pedigree, â€" 1 Jos. Shepherdson. Bolls under 8 years old,â€" 1 Noble Clark 2 George Potl- emy. â€" Thomhury Standard. A WIDE SPBEAD EVIL. The great souree of consumption and of ugly sores is serofhla in the blood. Burdock Blood Bitters purify the entire system and cure scrofula, as well as the more common blood humors. I flBTHEM PiClfl p Ir. r. lawpsI tiiMhiywj«.|toHfcPys!aL*es-M| PARNEbb. The well bred Trotting Stallion 'PAKNKiJ.,"'8iredbt Clear Grit, the foondorofthe £amiiy of Clear Grit tiotters, dam grand daughter of Im- ported Glencoe, one of the best thorough bred horses ever brought to the United States, will travel this season for mares by the villages of MAXWELL,DUNDALK,OBCHABD DURHAM and PBICEYILLB, wiU be home every Saturday. This trot- ing colt is the tm^ blood of Old Clear Grit. There is no doubt whatever oi his being a natural son of Old Clear Grit, which he shows by formation, and broad flat dean legs, with good bone, long pasterns and splendid hooJEs^md by his ebaraeteristie and un- doubted Clfl«r Grit atyle of trottmg. Bred and owned by JammO'Bmkk, 34S-45. ' Of ArtesMria. A GQLDiEai OPIHION*^* Mra Wiii.iHtei.of Aclcm.didji^ that HsSSi' Wfcir Oa iitt^bjj colds, croop.soi»ttil««»,.?fW»J«*g» other I«»*i,«?*'^^ ^^- ^nio»»««fli»w**- Whso von visit or ksve New Torit Ci^. aav* Bsaaws Bssress and Canisfa hii* aod rtop^^iTctaSi* l^i«i JM, *- Am Gland CasM Dt^o^JBk- ;fi|tadi9Sftacostf(fPMaBilIio» iitti si fU»jm^ qgw»» psr dy. Itenwa vl«^ i«ac?ater. Beg^nMilt M«di(|a •a iiiirtid:i» ai^ttgi*. .^^m^m ..^^ SriSw ^mSrSm tad sisis IrHS' I» James C. Russell's NOTED JEWELLERY STORE. F L. E S H E R-T O IN, Is the place to buy Waicbes, Clocks and Jewellery. 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 some twenty miles to have your Watoh or Clock repaired by Bnssell. IS* Satisiaction guaranteed every time. 217-269 JAS, g. KWSSELL COURT OF RtVISION. Tbk Coukt of Bkvision fob Tax TowHSHip or GuuiBX.a. Wkl _iL ImU its ftnt sittiae for ibs yvu 1885, at the Town HaD, Olaoelff. on Monday tfaa seuaid di^^ of June naxt, mt 10 o'eioek in tha I q a t on o â€" to wtiieb all parties oona vitad, will plsafo take aoliaa aad govam tbaflosdvss aeooidingly. J.S.3LAJK.Tp.G]atk. Datad tJus 14th 4a7 of May, 188S. flan. EUGENIA HOTEL â- â€¢-;â- *{ KU»ffiAFAU£ Ont. J.icto, 'h ihelRAfiaaBigr i0f oa as to IMrit- SM-S7 317-269 Watdunaker, JeweUer, Flesherton. H AC YAR D s YELLOW OIL CURES RHEUMATISM FBEEMAirS WORM POWDERS^ Am plwunat to take. Contain thairowxb PareatiT*. is a safe, snre. and »aoetaaM. ' t wmrmm in ChUdren or Adalta MORTGAGE SALE Op valuable farm property in the tovn-- ship of Euphrasia, in the County of Grey, under power of sale contained in a mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale. There will be offered for sale by pubhc auction at th« Bevere Hotel, Thora^^ bury, on Fiiday, the 22nd day of May A D. 1885, at 3 p. m., all that certain parcel or tract of land situated in the township of Euphrasia, containing one hundred acres more or less, composed of the East half of Lot number nineteen, in the twelfth Concession of the said township. There are said to be upon the premises a log house and barn the soil clay loam thirty- three acres said to be cleared, the balance well timbered with hard- wood. Tlii* property will be sold subject to a re- serve bid. Terms and conditions made known on day of sale. t' For further particnlars, apply to E. JM. CHADWI€K, Ycndotas' Sohcitor. BEMTTY, CHMWICK BLMCKSTOCK A GMLT No. 58 WeUington Street East. Toronto. Dated this 17th day of April A. D. 1884. f 341-44 NOTE LOST. A NOTE of 1(24.00, drawn by F. Kempt of Holland Centre, in favor of B. A. Scott, due aboot next June. Any person finding same will please leave it at the Stand- ABs office, Harkdnle. All parties are hereby,- warned against purchasing said note, as pay-, ment has-been stopped. 242-4i MBS. B. A. SCOTT. SHINGLES FORSALE THE Subscriber wishes to inform the public that ho has a lur^a quantity f Cedar Shingles of the best quality at. Sparling's liill, near Vandelenr. for Sale JOHNWEBEB, Vandelenr. Orders by mail promptly attended' to. 242-49. Store to Rent In Markdale. THE Store in Beynold's Block to ren^. Application as to tenns can be obtained from Johr Lyons, ^Carkdale, or JOHN WHITE, St. Vineant, 143-tf. Strathnaim. P. 0.. Owner I m I I Plain 2 Ornamental Plaster C^^sita the new PrMbittrian ehweh Hark- istSs Axobea, Cemicea. Ci;ntw Flowers, and all kinds of plain aod omammtal plastering ex- eented at ebe«)iart isfe». Two coat work done for eigltt and a baV atrnts par yard. Lathinff and all kkar dona by ma, parties finding msti riaL 244-6m.pi COUBT a REVISION THE rxBST srrriKo op the coubt OrKeoinduliHrthaTiBandiin of Hol- land fat IMS. iMlttaia llSM at Haiad Cen fn on ibaMdiiM*. at 10 o'tidric in tha foe- i An fJMTtias ecBBiMiii wQIflaass ^aise CABMH.fBICE. P^giiartlidayoillsyletl^ 24i-tf i â- ; f'jl l-i V M H' V ki ki .• ;) t M M.i f â- 'â- ' Â¥Hf