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 ning ' wi,l iefly and to **^i Pravi(Sog to ae letiotj j sat St e a that t.e .0..^^?^"" rm butter. ]f t,!; """ ' Riass be green foJa^.r. The n^v ' ^^"^•^ies in the ..n,"V^- composed of these. 0^' ' "^^^^ effect on the^^ 'fterbemgwilteaforadav'1 o ^ake good palatable pon^l y oatmeal and stagnant J .«w^t-flaydred, wholesome feed and foul drink census that the cows havfe acces, y- They know best when res. the cows be saved from gni y- Any harsh trestment tl )w lessens the quantity and ity of her yield. ere practicable let theeowsbe as to time and by the game) 3 udders should pe well brmh bed with a damp coane towel milk should be carefully si â- ely after the milkmgig oomp ongh airing of the milk for by dipping, pouring or stirrii the flavor of the butter. en set for the rising of the lid bo at a temperature iboi J on shallow open pans are t is most important that tli air be pure. A damp cellar ii or milk, len deep-setting pails are m he tank should be kept belon Fahr. as possible e skimming should not bed m 21 hours ;am should invariably be re: milk before it is sour. cream for each churning s lered into one vessel and kep A. good practice is to mii ' ire water with the cream. whole of it should be well s fresh cream is added and i £?s a day besides. days before the churning is i one quart of cream for ever] be churnedâ€" r eonal to a 3«ld be set apart and kept as ihr. day before the chuminK, nity of cream â€" (a ferment ich will then be sour)-sl30ii lat which is intended for cha ixed therewith, lould afterwards be kept at* C0= Fahr ng summer the best clii" e is 57= or SS?" liam Iter 02° to 64° are found t agitation of churning shool. I the tratter comes into pa" T than clover seed. uttermilk shcmld then be di i water at f 5° added toitsp luraing this for a minute or will be washed free from i 1 a granular state, nilky water may then be dr d by a weak brine at the si a miutite-s churniag. tbe ba )ved from the chum and pre= ;alt ol medium fiaenewanj' ty to the touch should be u^^ irtersofanouu^t^^^;^; i^M quantity for moat b»" ,tter should be kept-^^^ and also dmrmf tb« fc* beleftfortbewlttotborong oasthesaltlsth^-X"^! ttermarbe^ ^^ ot any strestaais^ as little ^rnpm^ ceive the «»* t^f. ' \._:i^:^.. S-jj^^:: .- -.7* -- â-  ,â-  .L K',.-fV .V. -V^' v' .-â- 'K -^ â- "• mm/ '.^â- â- i AUoxia« aaA •nt's Vu- A BBLBCT STOCK or BPUK* GOOD MOW OVSSXD, "HEW TO THIS LIKE, LET THE CHIPB FALL WHERE THEY MAY.* jfjN^TH YEAKâ€" No. 418. MAKKDAIiE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1888. C. W. BUTIiEDGE, Proprietor. GREAT -FOE THE- MONTH 'OTicEB in thefe colnmn*iiitendedtobevefit avy individual or Socirty trill her.Uarged ten cents a line for the lirat itiitertion and Jive cents a limi each aubiegucut insertion, NOTICE. â€" Correspondence, commnnica- tioTU,. AdvertigementK, d-c„ mnxf he in this office hy noon on Tuesday to insvre publication that teek. assess- -or- SEPTEMBER F- Watcbes, CIocls:!*, Je^veliei-y, Spectacles, {Silverware, 25 IF'er Ceaa-t Id order to clear out some of our immense stock to make room for onr large fall stock. Do not miss this chaDce, but come at once, it will pay you to Imy iiom us, and always take jonr watcb, clock and jewellery re- pairs to RUSSELL'S H oflsl I ewelebyI 3S Flesherton, QUARTERS -FOB Choice Teas, ToMcco, CHOICE SUGARS* RAISINS, CURRANTS CAMNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERY, G EEADQUABTEBS -FOE- Crockery Glassware. Chiua Tea Setts, Dinner Setts, 'Met Setts, the finest stock to choose from in Markdale. We will sell you goods in this line cheaper by 10 per cent, than any other house m the flounty. I^OYisions, ProYisions. FLOUR FEED iJ every description same price 88 at the mill. W)NG CLEAE BACON, Choice SUGAB CURED MAMS. Just received a ton of Wright's Otttmeal, Owen Sound, (fresh). Our Liquor Store is well stored "ith lest hrands of Liquors of ewry ^»cription. JOBBEBS IN CIG-ABS. ^ive ns a call. ^* H. BENSOM Co. Belfast How The a. O. U. W. will have no ment for September. The rear enS of the City Hotel is being yaneered with brick. Thk brick work on tbe new English o^iarch parsonage is completed. Haseett Bbos have purchased Mabee's dtock of Hardware, tinware, c. When does a maiden resemble a kind of pastry Wlien she becomes some- body's sweet'tart. Mb. Cobb recently married Miss Webb; he knew they were intended for each other as soon as he spider. A South End lady wants to know how to avoid having a moustache come on her upper lip. Eat onions, sis. Mes. Leggett is filling the position of organist in the Methodist church very acceptably in the absence of Mrs. Hill. 1'he Streetsville Review is already perceptiblylimproved under the manage- ment of its new prop., Mr. A. R. Fawcett. Rev. a. Cunningham preached a pra- ctical and much appreciated sermon in the Methodist church on Sunday morn- ing last. De. McBeide has been appointed Medical Exammer for Markdale and district for the Canadian Mutual Aid Association. "Lend me only ten cents and after that's squandered (here's my hand) I will never drink another drop." â€" Andrew Kelly. Rev. Me. Shilton, will change pulpits with Rev. Mr. Buggin next Sunday when each will preach the annual Educational sermons. Mabkdale council will meet- in the council roomr on Friday evening (to- morrow), at eight o'clock, for the tran- saction of general business. "Pat," said a course, conceited fellow, "tell the biggest he you can, and here are two shillings for you." "Faith," said Pat, "yer honour's a gentleman." The posters for East Grey Fall Show are out and are very neat printed at the Advance office. The Exhibition takes place on the 24th and 25th inst. Pat. Haley, of Glenelg, was recently attacked by a bull, receiving several broken ribs a dislocated shoulder and badly used up generally. He is recover- ing. The weather has been remarkably favorable for the winding up of harvest- ing operations. The rrop inthis district is, we understand, a fair average on the whole. Mr. T. J. Cbawfoed, Secretary Great Northern Exhibition, ColUngwood, will accept thanks for complimentary ticket to their Fall Exhibition, to be held on ae 26th to 28th inst., inclusive. We were pleased to meet a respected former citizen of this village on Wednes- day, viz Mr. Thos. Mullarky, now of Owen Sound. His many friends were glad to meet him. We have to thank the Secretary of Proton Agricultural Society for a copy of their FaU Show prize Ust It is neat- ly printed in pamphlet form, gotten up at the Herald Office. 'The Canadian Horticnltuxist Is a monthly journal devoted to Fruits, Flowers and Forestry, is neatly gotten «D ably edited and contains from month Thb Toronto World of Tuesday last contained a three-column racy and well- written description of the town of Walk- erton, its early settlement, progress, educational and other industries, pros- pects, c. Mb. H. Hamilton, of this place, has leased the Railroad House here, former- ly occupied by Mrs. Caswell, and he is fixing it up for a boarding house. Mrs. Caswell, we understand, is gone to To- ronto to reside. The editor of this paper and his wife wish to hereby express their high appreciation, and sincere thanks, to the Standabd staff, for a handsome easy chairpresented on the occasion of their marriage last week. The Canadian Live Stock Journal for September is before us and is as usual beantiftdly printed and ably written, abounding in usefal ai tides and items for the instruction and benefit of farm- ers generally. A few street lamps along Mill street to the station would be a great conven- ience during the coming dark nights and fall season. Would it not be well for our village council to consider the ques- tion of erecting the same Credit Sale. â€" On Tuesday, 25th Sep- tember, at 1 o'clock. Joseph Patton^ lot 21, con. 9, Euphrasia, will sell his farm stock, implements, c., by pubhc auction. Terms 15 months on approved paper. W. J. Shepherdson, auctioneer. y 'Ma, does pa kiss the cat?" "Why, no, my son. What in the name of good- ness put that in your head " "Cos when pa came down stairs this morning, he kissed Sarah in the hallway and said 'That's better than kissing the old cat /up stairs, ain't it Sarah Dr. Oldhau is quite incensed because I we dared to question his opinion as to the safety of "Allen's sink hole" bridge for public travel without a proper rail- ing. Bombast vrill never count for logic, or sarcasm for common sense. Dr., so you may as well "keep on your shirt." "Johnny," said the teacher, "a lie can be acted as well as told. Now, if your father was to put sand in his sugar and sell it he would be acting a lie and doing very wrong." "That's what mother told him," said Johnny, impetuously, "and he said he didn't care. An entertainment will be giyen in Haskett's Hall on tbe evening of the second day of the fall fair, by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church. Otebhauled. â€" Since Mr. Jennings took possession of the Revere Hotel, about a month ago, he has given the boose and premises fa thorough over- hauling from top to bottom. The im- provement made by paintmp, papering and other necessary changes makes a very decided change in the aspect. The sheds are also being refitted and with the superior management of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings the travelling public may rely on being hospitably and com- fortably entertained. On the second day of the Agricultural Fair, che Ladies' of the Presbyterian church, Markdale, vrill give, for the accommodation of tbe public, on the grounds, their annual hot dinner. Trial of Self-Bindees. â€" ^We, the un- dersigned, were present at a field trial of Binders on the farm of Mr. George Stewart, near Flesherton, on Tuesday, the 4th Sept., between the |Paterson Steel Binder and the Noxon, and would say that tbe Patterson is the hghtest draught and makes the best sheaf and is, we think, the best constructed mach- A. Stewart, H. Cullen, W. M'Murdo, Smith, the barber, makes a specialty of hair cutting. Giye him a trial. If you want conveyancing done neatly and correctly, try Bryden. 415-18 "Strike while the iron is hot." B. B. Clements wants you to call early and leave your measure f w a good fitting suit of clothes. He is terribly rushed now and will be "rusber" later on in the reason. Several nice village properties ancl. some good farms for sale by R. C. Bryden. 415-18 Notice. â€" ^Notise is hereby given that-' the Book accounts belonging to the Estate of £. S. Mabee, have been hand- ed to Wm. Lucas k Go. All indebted to the said Estate will please call and settle vrith them at once. John Donald- son, Assignee. 417-«2in Nef Harness Sliop.L The best thing to give your enemy is forgiveness to an Opponent, tolerance to a friend, your heart to your child, a good example; to a father, deference to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you to yourself, respect to all men, charity. The recent frosts which has done more or less damage alout; the boundary are the result of the coolness which President Cleveland has been {trying to work up between the United States and Canada. It has evidently done the most mischief on the other side. So. mote it be. The season of the year for marketing grain is at hand and it is very important that all grain be well cleaned. Those in need of a first-class fannmg mill should call and examine those sold by W. Jackson, Markdale. They are a fine mill and are selling fast. Johnny's Composition on the Eakqasoo. The Eangrew {un't much ov a reco- mend for the factory which made him, or maybe he knu in himself when thfe rginal diergram was in the safe, imd rakin up such organs az wuz lef over he made his ownself. He looks in the face like a Waller goose. When you see him walkin on his narratiy yon don't blame nachnr for giving him that expression. His legs mus been made on- difrent moles, cause the last one iz long as a torch Ute perceshin but the front ones has got too much shortnin in. Sum Kaiigrews has their cloze made so tha me. Aaron Teeter, J. Holey, W. Pedlar, H, Piper, W. Beecroft, G. |Gilchrist, J. Teeter, J. Hargeroves, J. Hicklin. A new issue of ten dollar and five dollar bills was put into circulation on Saturday by the Bank of Commerce. Instead of the portrait of the late Senat- or MsMaster, President of thejBan^, the larger bill has a helmeted female head and the smaller bill a female form. The backs bear a picture of the new bank building printed in blue on the new 1 10 bill and in brown on the $6 bill. The face is printed in several colors. The notes are considered to be very hand- some as well as durable. Concert. â€" Holland Centre Lodge C. G.O.F., No. 88, wiU give agrand concert in their haJl on the evening of the 25th September. From the array of talent named as a program, a full and appre- ciative house may be expected, viz Dr. McCullough, chairman, G. J. Blyth, Chatsworth W. J. Benson, Bush Co. and Miss Dundas, Markdale; Mrs- Johnston, (formerly Miss Lemon), Misses Mitchell, Little andMcNab, Owen Sound; Messrs. W. H. McCutcheon, C. Lymon, G. Playtor and Miss. S. Robinson of CoUingwood and others. Admission 25 cents. Canada's Big Show.â€" The Toronto Industrial Fair is a monster institution. It is the annual festival of the farming commumty, and furnishes enjoyment to old and young of both sexes. It gives farmers a grand opportunity to become acquainted and to learn the improved methods of culture, implements and machinery. It brings together lovers from far and near who stand in need of raach other in life's great battle in fact it furnishes the most profitable outing that can be enjoyed for the cost. Almost Fatal. â€" Last Monday, while Wm. Shields, formerly butcher of our dale, and his brother Dick Jack were drawing in grain, tbe horses took fright at some object on the road and they suddenly started off. Dick Jack being at the rear of the load fell off backwards, turning three summersets before reach- ing the ground and would have turned the fourth if it had not been for the length of his leffl. Wm., by his activity and presence of mind, caught the horses before harm was done. Later. â€" ^Poor Dick J. lay prostrated under the sheaves for some time, but is now around agam. wish here- by announce to the public generally that I have opened again in the harness bus. iness, â€" having recently been burned out â€" and would respectfully solicit a share of patronage. Call and see me in my new premises, opposite Haskett Bros. Good stock, superior workmanship and fair dealing vrill be my aim. Call when in tovra and get acquainted. J. J. Mo- Einnon. There is a good chance for some active and trusty men to secure paying work at once by engaging with Jas. E. Whitney, nurseryman, Rochester N. Y., to sell his warranted nursery stock. He furnishes outfit free and the work is steady Experience not required. 409-22 For the New England Nurseries, estabUshed over 30 years. The old reliable nursery. Men with push, energy, good habits, and clean character are what we want. Every chance for success. We can give you good pay and steady work. Writ© for terms to Chase Brothers' Company, Nurser3rmen, Colbome, Out. 409-22 Salesmen Wanted I D U m AND to month valuable information on the Above subjects besides a handsome color- ed plate in each number. Those cuts kin carry thare familys round in thare are finely executed representing various overskurts, but if I wuz a boy kangrew kinds of fruit or flower, which is worth ide rather paddle mone kanew. Kan- itself the cost of the subscription $1. grews wears mnstadies like cats, but » nerTear. Address, Canadian H«rticnU mule km give em a yard start on the ear J^fltf Grfiwby. Qnt. question an* beet em like sicksty. SHARP DELIVERY. ^s^srsljuiiklyUel. Al-ways use the a P. R. I elecbaph) QffHi BnslnwMZMoaUi. R. C Bryden has $50,000 to loan at low rates. 415-13 Fob a 1 Cigars, go to Smith, the barber he keeps the best. iKPOBTAMt to borrowers, 910»000 pri- vate funds to loan, apply to W» J. Mc- â€" ATâ€" Farland, Markdale. 412-26 W. A. BROWN'S JEWELLERY STORE MABKDAIiE, .;iP f ' I ,;(: â-  ifttfi 'â-  :n-r' ;.!. ---••.i-.-. -; m:- «--â-  f-r-u-'"-^"^^^! â- 1A.'.: .•.vS-v;i!!«,«a %kM/^^(:' ' ^«!