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liihw mm bor 8txvt toronto oh august tst the t 9 ft hotflo r a dattghtetv wratn avon on the utulnsulhewnie rvranvjfear aeton m otolith hist the wife olmrrytrorapn maksikd bwttwtnby the c hen- djswo- ma assisted by oio iter h w jwoiiuko oh the nh inst at the residence ot on brido too rev j v german lator methodist omrcli horlln to kleauor widow of lb lata dr j miles a whiting both ot berlin whmsoswpws outteihh iil at thortwl- douce ot uiv brides father foundry street by the kcv j v gorman uruiswfieh wllluui voungertaon of tao late dr wotting to laura third daughter of mr win 8lmion of 8iinj- tin a co all ot horttn sisclxmpiuskftat the residence of mr j iv lewi brother inlaw ot the bride hamilton on wtttaeaday 10th august 1skt mr a sin clair of torobt formerly of georgetown to miss jessie frasor of toronto tttb press excursion the trip lhk rw all around lain mm- ookmtlulmtofllttkok v bkutnrrpil oimxo disd vkils in aurora on tho tlh inst jacob weill one of north york oldest settlers aged 91 years arid it inonuis rrnv at lurlin on august 14ui culia klisa- bctb beloved vftfeof adaui 1 huby ksq and motlior of mr a a lluby of the xietrololitji studio need 1 years stmhknsos in acton on tlui loth august clarajiuly child of mr john kteitliensonaged 3 years aul 10 months dear as thou wert and justly dear we would not weep tor thee one thought shall check the rttug tear it is that thou art free- athl thus shall faiths consoling power the teari ol love restrain qi who that jaw thy parting hour couuvwish thee hew again gently thy passing spirit tied sustained lv grace divine oh mayuuch grace on us tie shed aud liiake our end like thine kagkh at ltronscm florida on august 13th of relapsing ever iwiijauiin kager late of llorliugtott out aged tt years dbok in erin on the lth inst robert dron aged fti years thursday atjgust- 18 1887 x0tes axp comments marshal yon alottke regards europe as on the eve of a general war the most wide spread that has existed since 1815 the germans says a french journalist look for an outbreak of hostilities it october the ratepayers of terouto have decided that 109000 shall now be handed over by the city of toronto to the dominion government to bo expended upon works necessary to the preservation of the island petitions for the repeal of the scott act are beicfi circulated in halton county the- actorvfisxe ftss and the milton ueformer the two principal papers of that county speak in confidential terms of the defeat of the repeal they ought to know fergus adrvcaie we understand that the wouldbe scott act repealers intend pursuing a still hunt this campaign no use gentlemen when your cause is a bad one whether yon have a still hunt or a lively one the result will be the same an overwhelming defeat for the liquor forces rrformtr this has been a year of frightful railway disasters but the calamity reported from ohio is the most appalling on record the burning of the wooden bridge and con sequent loss of life should cause the enact ment of laws which will require that all railway bridges shall be of stone aud iron it was a wooden bridge that caused the frightful accident un the vermont central j railway not long aso the orangevilie ptmt wholesale ibase of tie young men who acted as special con- stahlea in arresting bennett irwin and duffy is characteristic of that vile and un principled sheet the young men were asked by an officer of the law to assist in enforcing the law aild they obeyed the summons as- brave aud true men should they deserve eulogy and not blackguarding orauijevilje adctrtur the hamilton police magistrate is op posed to the action of young men and boys who interfere with other men in their work because they are net anion men or knights of labor the other day he stated in open court that the next person convicted of striking a nonunion man or calling scab at ose would iot get a chauce to pay a fine but ybouldgo to jail for a good term- x the editor hamilton jtff hamilton onctxew york u s a is the address fm ie vi v vr mm thoauiual taourmlou of the canadian pre a ooiation is always the oooatlon of pleasant fraternal interoonrae between the members btttrapnu villi a tlma of real and wot oration t new terrhory it an- imally vi ited now toenoa enjoyed and in- teroating information gleaned new and frequentl lasting friendships are formed aiidaltogithwitiaateason highly appre ciated by the partioipauts dttriii the past ten year many points of intern t both in our own ca8ada and ueigl bortnfi republic have been visited inclndinj manitoba and the northwest the yollowst me national park of the united states oebeo the quit and the bagnenay new orl mis tho lake route from toronto to ehioa jo the white mountains boston and now york and this year the lakes ot simcoe uid mnskoka and the nniversal verdict t the memberahip is that we have just as i iterating and enjoyablo points at which u spend a summer vacation within the bore are of our own dominion as any country qan produce and they are invaria bly aooe isiblo with loss travel less exertion and at i ominal expense thib is particu larly ap ilicablo to the pointi visited by the associat on this year after the adjournment of the annual meetiuc at the bossin house referred to in a previc ub issue the members with their ladies a the nurnber of about fifty left toronto at 515 pm via tho northern and northw sstern bail way in a special parlor car kit dly placed at tne disposal of the party h f the officials of the road we ar rived a the beacttltl town ohsbar1ue at 830 ilid were comfortably quartered at the dai rie queens aud wellington hotels by mr ki lg the enterprising publisher of the barrie ctcurffe who made all possible ar ranges ents for the comfort of the party the in iical members entertained the com pany vt ith an excellent concert in the parlor of the jarrie house at the social rerunion- during the evening on wednesday-morning- the party was met by the mayor and council and invited to takda sail down keropeiifeit bay thede- lightfu sheet ot water lying at the foot of the fai jtown the fine steamer enjerprut after a lenjoyablernn lauded ua at peninsu lar pa k ten miles distant this is a new pleasu e resort very attractively situated on a p int where the shores are washed on one sit e by the waves of lake simcoe and on the other by kcmpeiifelt bay it has a comrni dious hotel beautifully furnished and co itaine all modern improvements in- cludin waterworks electric lights and has postal express telephone and telegraph com mication here a bich itangckt was piovidedby the council after which complimentary speeches were made by mr w watt president of the associa tion ud others which were replied to by mayoi boss and the venerable senator gowa i adjournment took place and we embat ked on the fine new steamer oriltia the pr jperty of capt mcluncs who is also the ov ner of strawberry island and the new leasure resort and summer hotel there altera most pleasant sail of about two 1 6urs during the latter portion of which the steamer skirts the upper shores of lake simcoe past deep bays whose woode i promontories jut out picturesquely into t le lake we pass numerous islands close clustered together and enter the nan ows the water channel joining lake simcc e with lake coqchiching passing throui h the swing bridges at one of which we- ere introduced to bridgemanager gaud ut father of jake gaudaur the oart- man- the point is rounded and in a few minuies we arrived at the enterprising public spirited cntisrmrso tows or okhjja and were heartily welcomed by the mayor and o irporation and the energetic peter morr y of the tim j the association was presei ited with an address after which the carru ges in waiting took us to the orillia hou9 where another sumptuous banquet was i pread for discussion by the quill- drivei s and their ladies a drive through the si lendid business streets to the public instit itions and past many private resi dence i of more or less grand aud attractive laataotmukttelngnrnils long and wae itistostedded with ialanda how- ew that wide ttlwi of open water am oiaroely tobe ma with the aoirnry it attractive and verohanging here it lonely little island beautifully wooded with evergreens there another showing only barren uninviting rookolad surface and again a third with a handful ot trees sur rounding a miniature lake in its centre hera the temporary oauvaa homes ot a jolly party of campers there the preten tioui muskokaresidoiioe of some olty mer chant and his family next perhaps the wellfluod hotel and to on cd linfaidm dur on a wrapper received tliis morning from appea ranee was then enjoyed very favor- onr big naqiesake id london containing a j able i npresaions of qrillia and its public- series of ledets from that journal on par- i spirit d citizens were formed progress nellism and crime if the london tims and p rosperity are everywhere apparent knows as little about the irish question as it does about geography ics leafleta will make a very slight impression on- thinking people hamilton 7imm priva e citizens seem to be vieing wjth the authc rities in the consummation of im prove nents and if this spirit continues orile i will undoubtedly ere long be celebra tingil s inauguration as a new canadian city hei e we had the pleasure of meeting with mr a id mrs j p secord and mr and mrs ohn cummins foeiteb est1exts of acton both ire engaged in growing andjirofitable bnsirk ss mr seoord has acqnired consid- erable property and his private residence a comic rtable and substantial brick ig charm ingly situated near the centre of the town and ii view of the beautiful lake couchi ching it would not be a secords home if not p rofnsely surfouiided with fragrant flowei 3 and suitable shrubs as it is per- sonall f we are indebted to mr secord for couric des extended during our stay in the town mr c l young formerly of acton also o cnpiea good position in one of the gplenc id stores of the town at 30 the party was escorted to the wharf by the excellent citizen band and we r embarked for strawberry island some en miles distant which wab reached after in enjoyable moonlight bail of an hour capt mclnnea received its most hospit ibly and welcomed us with an excel lent si ppcr which was done ample justice to i wis followed by afterdinner speech es pec ilinr to such occasions the next morning the steamer lowfunl called for us at nine oclock for a ten mile sail to longford mills on lake st john the lai geet lumbering establishment of the distric i it is a busy place 125000 feet of luriber and 40000 lath per day are turner out and the immense business is owned operated and controlled successfully by m wm thompson a young rrian twent five years of age after refresh ments at the courtesy of mr thompson we return 3d to orillia and took the muskoka expre is rob okavexhcbbt arrivi ig at muskoka wharf about 2 pm grave lhurst hag always been the gateway to the muskoka district and has grown to a considerable suae the residents are largel engaged in the maimfactnre of lombtr here messrs richard aud bpb raim ijjghes and k o miller former res ident of acton oocapy good positipus in the n ills are property ownarg and dojru well sauut tin mima aug lctiere is aftfcr an hour and a half in a broiling at rejoicing teetp pyer the commence sunjg aring off the surrounding mountains m andre senecai the newly appointed superintendent of doniiuion government printirfg is in sew york purchasing press es andother machinery for the new print ing bureau at ottawa and a number of canadian press anovlype agents areansry because the purchases are not to be made ttoough them if the government desired to encourage trade with great britain rather than with thej united states they should have ordered their machinery from england- they are now advertising to the world that american machinery is cheaper and better than english the report of the inspector of division courts for 1hg shows that during the last three years 180913 suits were entered in the division courts of the province in volving the large amount of 6gf8100 or on an average of more than 60000 suits and over sioocoo for each year besides transcript of judgment aud jadgment sum monses which ran up into the tens of thousands in number and hundreds of thousands of dollars in amount the division courts the inspector says are giving satisfaction to the great bulf of the people in whose interest they were brought into existence and amending legislation is addiug penodically to their public value and efficiency l a corporal punishment appears barbarous but there is a class of offenders whose moral sensibilities can only be reached through physical pain the men who do violence to little girls must be taught in the way that is with them most effectual that society will not permit such outrages these men should be whipped and whipped severely the certainty of buffering w greatly dreaded punishment will deter offenders of this class as fir kg it is pos sible to deter them the application of the lash seems necessary to put- a stopito its commission it brought the london garroters to their entsenj and it will no doubt give these more brutal and more dangerons offenders a wholesome respect tor the law star j the boom at the soo nt of work on the bj papal tonijht city is illuminated and ami bonfires boning in the principal- streets a large number of american capitalist and millionaires are here and the ptpspecte are god gp of gn nite rocka the mtukoka and nipia sing j avigation companys splendid now stean er the niplulivg cast off her lines and iortly we were viewing the- beauties and e joying the cool breezes of like mqs- jwka tbii is one of the largest of the log tho trip up we oallod at many camping places and exohanged mails at lakeside post offices arid here and there picked up boating parties who were changing their quarters toward evening wo entered the converging ohannel of indian river the high banks on either side and the thickly wooded slopes throw dark shadows at the rapid turns after travelling tour miles up the pretty river we reach krt cjuujno pass through the looks connecting lakes muskoka and boeseau and disembark for the night we are comfortably quartered at the stratton house a commodious hotel with an established reputation being central port carling is the most important villago on tho lakos it is the converging point for all steamers running to and fro on tho three lakes it has throe large sup ply btorob throe churches and three hotels- on friday morning the oriolt took us for a pleasant trip up lalto joseph through tho port sandfield canal to port cockbnrn tho head ot navigation in that lake and eighteen miles by stage from tarry sound a very brief visit suffioiod for this port and we returned to port carling and took the ktnostha up lako kosseau to bosseau this and the return trip through the saiuo lake were the most delightful of ourouting lake nosseac seems to be the most popular ot the mus koka lakes and its islands are filled with campers tourists and summer residents no less than fiftythree of the islands have been puroha sod by private parties aud built upon tho general elevation of the district and the everchanging shape of the coast lines are remarkable jutting points deep bays sadden elongations and sharp changes of direction follow quick upon each other so that tho course of the bteamer is undergoing constant alteration it is this coiistinual change which affords such pleasure to the eye on the lakes of mubkoka and though the component parts ot the landscape are water rock and tree yet the evervarying play of light and form con stantly opens out new combinations ot color and beauty with which tli sight never wearies nor the interest grows dull lake bosseau is fourteen miles long and the vil lage of the samename at its head has a de lightful location here the monteith house provided us with the best accommo dation we found on the lakes it monopo lizes a large portion of the tourist business uooi ftshixo akli snobtlxo are attractive features at bosseau and to those of a more quiet turn of mind the scenery of the vicinity is most attractive muskoka is more attractive this summer than ever before and today contains- over 10000 campers and summer residents the return trip next day was much en joyed and in coming down the west shore of lako muskoka we visited bala falls one of the prettiest little cataracts to be seen on the continent is is situated at the point where tho muskosh itiver carries out the waters of the whole of that vast chain of inland lakes on the course toward georgian bay leaving bala we rounded a large island bearing the familiar name of acton gravenhurst was reached early iu the after- noon and as the waters of lake muskoka vanished in the distance we could not but conclude that our trip all around the lakes of muskoka was revest lleslett lletiuutltl and one which will no doubt be duplicated in the near future by the canadian press association for there are haunts iu this fair land ah who uisy dream or tell of all the shaded loveliness that bides by grot or dell t while en route homewe spent u couple of days very pleasantly- at newmarket enjoy ing the hospitality of mrl u japkson of the era and his estimable lady new market is an enterprising town it has ex cellent mercantile establishments appar ently in a prosperous condition has sever- important manufactories prominent mimt in ja abitithrtraih a wo aijanlyoseu crttcado aog 11 a dospatoh from peoria iui says that an excursion train of fifteen carsr en route to niagara falls went through sthridge near ohamwortbou the tolodo fpeorla a western railway resulting in tho killing of nearly a hnndrod people a relief train with 91 doctors ims gone from peoria to the scene of the accident chicioo iu aug 11 a despatch from chatsworth says the train left blooming- ton last night for niagara falls on the- illinois centijal the intentlou being to go by that roadj jts tar as chatsworth and from thence by way of tolede peoria and warsaw the ohange was made at chats worth and soon afterwards as the train neared piper city the bridge orosliug the vermillion river gave way plunging the engine aud several oars dowu a steep ein- baukment into the stream the oars caught fire from tho lamps and a fearful panio ensued on investigation it was found that nearly one hundred excursion ists were killed and maiiy more injured when the train pulled out ot peoria 111 last night there were twelvo coachub tilled superintendent armstrong accompanied the party in his private coach he is un injured the train was a double htftdor pkohu iii aug 11 an old t p 4 w conductor named geo w scott who left hero at 2 olclock this morning has jubt teleganphed that over one hundred are i dretisgfc fpv t- jnt arrived i voryi hiiiidsorod r- dress xm ineof dress gooda in nil the latest ahadeej at remarkably w priceai vwywiw ladies and gentlemen i jpieive note lhia fact tlutt we now slrowj the tilui pest lines of jry goods in the county s our goo is are all i special value ix anlcliic no shelfworn goods fooffcr and white cottons sheetings t0wkl1ngs you pillow cottoxs selrtli one hundred killed but that uo one in the sleepers are injured later reports are to tho effect that the illinois slaughter was brought about by a deliberate plot and that an organized band of ruffians stripped the dead and plundered tho living instead of rescuing them from the approaching samoa is too horrible for belief no adequato punishment could be inflicted upon the gang of men capable of causing such a calamity as the massacre of six or seven score of people and the grievous injury of three times as many more besides caubing tboabands sorrow and misery cmciooaug 15 it is reported tli at two men have been arrested at kentlaud on the charge of firing the bridge near chats worth which went down with the toledd peoria and western exoursiol train towels cptonades and fbints ikz efl l ij 5rt i b ir d b next door to jfgarws drug st bthiche8t prices paid for butter and eccs fi rrr- clti bbrttsmitts milk on mid after monday hth aukust tiio prloo of milk will i iiclvaiiuud to ave cents luitrt klkllml wm ichskv i john kav jior sheep astral cthayed from lot 7 con 1 kiln six jowes i aud six lanihh lnforniatlou will botliank- fnlly recelvtml and suitably rewarded acton lo s fc w a cplkman for sale among which is that of mesers wm cane son one of the largest woodenware works in canada fine churches schools and public buildings grace the streets the era which in its career of thirtyfive years has done much for the advancement of the town occupying a commodious office in the midst of them and many attractive private residences are scattered here and there through the town a pleasing feature is the interest taken by property owners of all classes rich or in ordinary circumstances in beantifying their premises by the dis play of a nice assortment of flowers and a well kept lawn this commends itself to visitors a bystem of waterworks is in course of construction newmaj1set cemeteby- is a beautiful place it has been open about twenty years is well kept and every plot shows evidence that the citizens take i thoughtful interest in keeping the graves of departed loved ones green and at tractive the industrial home of the county of york is located here it is a fine building a model institution and relievos the county and its several municipalities of the burning question felt in halton what shall we do with our poor and aged our visit at newmarket was much enjbyed we arrived home safe sound and greatly refreshed on monday evening thankful for the rest and change experienced and pre pared to reenter upon our dutieb with re newed strength and energy the 8c0tt act ix fk0ntexac krxobtos aug 16 the scott act is be ing vigorously enforced under the new con dition of things the new magistrates are in every instance of conviction imposing 1 eavy fines the illicit traffic in liquor t as been materially checked how to leakx dhawixg v the kindergarten and pri mary draw1n6 c0prseparte i and ii authorized for use in the public sclools each part 10c for sale by all booksellers toronto selby a co publishers thi i importance of drawing is recognized by all and whatever aids in its being put ritbi i the reach of every one is a publio 1 ienef t we have therefore much pleasure i u cal ling the attention of parents teachers ind trustees to the valuable addition to i be a ithprized series of text books for nse n thi public schools viz the kindergarten i nd 1 rimary drawing course it is intend- i d for the youngest pupils attending school nd t be continued up to tp junlorsecond lass by 4t means drawing will now be laugtt in every school in the province rbetlier the teacher hasi any previous mow ledge of drawing or no the minister f e location has to bejsomroended for 1 ilacii g in tbejiands of tea ihers and pupils i lie b st series of drawing pooks we have etsd i- ioht toji binary kht delivery waepu j heaw wakgou iueh tire nud heavy light sot sfngloharnusb aeton aug ard 1887 new and for particulars siiply to a hnlckun rf otioe o part mil h hamilton rif thu fiilllion mnrbln works lins this lny uikn intojui nershiii mr w iuelpli white w it lnii lalo untiinger elf the jiuie co nud tlniv will carrvlon uio business under the uuino mid srlo ordain ilton clark h iiamrtron w 11 ciais3v salesmen wanted w i lakhkil a second timv- tfliavo still about forty tons of iiire spring 11 wtericoouliaiidanilauiiro all wlio desire it in any quantity prices lonvo your orders at oudo at oio cen tral meat market v n nutiidoe tlie convict oldish who was sentenced to two months iu the central prison and fifty lashes for outraging a little girl re ceived his second instalment of the cat on saturday when he stripped in the pres ence of the ynrien doctor reporters guards and prisoners he looked defiant but the first stroke brought out a howl of pain and during the progress of the twentyfive the fellow yelled and bellowed for mercy at the conclusion of the punishment he was taken from the triangle and taken to his cell the flesh althongh livid was not broken its not likely grelish will ever require to be threshed again for this punishment has had a salutary effect nporrr j ash kli hides him and no doubt upon others of his ilk the scott act ix toimlnto f we nro in want of a few more ftrstelnstf men to canvass for the salo of choline varieties of nursery stock to men uliu cuti niako a nuecusk of the hiibincns we em puy good salaries orcouimistiou utidgiveiieritntuent einiiloyfneutt wo have many now aud choice sucihltles both n tho fniit and ornamental hues which other do not hundlo apply at once with references may bllotheus nviiskiiymen uochehlkll uy ice ice for sale ice to the golpen lion guelph brick folt sale any quantity of findclass lied uriel at klin grave hrlck yards lot 13 lrd line west tliingiiacousv near mount vleasaut krickde- lirerod ou the train or in acton sample hriclis on exhibition at the fhek piutss dtilee acton john a malttik j box 241 hramnton july isth 18h7 i i the leading workers of the jiw prepar- j lng for a great campaign r the scott act m toronto is the next slogan that will rotiiki the onset of battle in this devoted ity the war chiefs j i j among the prqliibitionists liave taken coun- i v ill aore property bel together and counted prospects they thk iskisioxed is buvitig hides calf x and sheep skins at tho host market prices for cash at moores cordovan tannery aifton robes j holies of all kinds tailued to onler in thb most satisfactorv limiiiier t wm itamsat acton july ith isf7j i- have counted up the cost and the ie is cast as soon as cool woather comes tho fray will commence yes said mr v 8 sieiice on wed nesday we have decided to carry the war into africa and tho scott act in toronto next winter will see thej biggest scott act campaign ever undertaken and toronto will be the stumping ground we will win too the camp prooralimk athe following is the programme of the georgetown prohibition camp which opens j on saturday j i saturday 20thjhon j bj finch at 230 mrs t youmans 710 j sunday 2lbt 10 am fellowship and praise meeting 11 am temperance ser- mon by hon c ii st john 230 address j by mre l yonnianb- 7 pm address by c h st john i i monday 22nd 20 address to be sup- pled 730 pm edward arswell tuesday 23rd wctc day single fure on railways 10311 address by miss moore noon basket dinner ou the i grounds 230 address by mrs st john 730 address by miss moore and sirs st john wednesday 21th address by miss minnie phelps of st catharines 730 grand closing benefit concert by the 20th battalion band assisted by miss phelps eloeutioiiistjof st catharines haxlax beatex a0aix on saturday afternoon the itanlan- teemer race for jl 000 a side and the championship of america three mileb with a torn was decided on toronto bay in smooth water under circumstances which can leave no donbt as to the relative merits of the two oarsmen both men were re ported as being in prime condition and thej confidence with which tho beaten man was backed goes far to prove that be was as nearly in good trim s he eould expect to be the race resulted in a disastrous de feat for rlnnltui who was outrowed in every part of the race from stiirt to finish despite the rumors to the contrary there is now no room for doubting that the race was rowed on its merits there was no time when it wab not evident that hanlan was doing his best to get to the front and when it was not equally apparent that teemer had the race will in hand it is to be presumed that the race was a fair one and that the toronto oarsman did his level best this being the case it is evident that hanlans powers are failing he left yesterday for australia to row beach the great oarsman of tbe antipodes webste in various styles of binding wftki without hteafsft foiom a m the latest edition jw 118000 wot 3000 enjrraviagsv aooe more words ly 2000 more engravings than found in american dictionary it also contains j graphical dictionary giving brief a ceniing nearly 10ooq bated penoos features we have stfst added a netw pboirotjhi we invite tho liidies and oentlorrieiiot acton and llockwood to piiyufi n visit and we take the rosponsibilify upon qw- selves of assuring you that you will be well re- i piid our stock is very attractive this season both iu ladies uud gentle inen8 gootls gazetteer w contaratng over xttfle briefly deschbtoa tbe countries cwi and sftoral fea of every ptrtgf webster 13 the staidabf authority with the d s supretaec tbe govt printing office and is ret by the state supts of schools in 34 1 by the leading college presidents of f states and canada tha london timeg ih au uonary of the language the fjnarterry review tondoa is the best practical oictiodary ext th galcntta etigftetritiiia sys fti most perfect work of the kind the fonmwcbobe caiianav is in tbe very higbeat rank tho rtewyotk trflnme as the most useful existing wot of the english language all over tlie it is an invaluable companion in erenri and at every fireside specimen j testimonials sent prepaid on appf a he wkbbiam co pubus sprioildfltafiwl i jhe key to mt o- during the two mouths ot juue anil july- we ahull rot urn the liirc to iiiivihie iimmt actcu or rockwood who buys ooo worth ta goods on siiuirihivb or 1000 worth any other dy of the vuek at the acton and speyside for sale ii i rtwe usdkrkigxkd offers for salu lilt xo a 1 mahi street acioii on which s prtieted a cotnmoriious dwelllim drfilik house itud ittalle small orchartl cistern c a ivery desirable priiiierty j j also tile 8eysiile liostodlcc proiiortv slid flltv acres adjornuig li acres oforeiiicrvf on which sre erected a ftrstclass dwelling niiil ktableivellaic jood openhig for a pro ull pnrticnlnrs uinn octolie apply at fiiek piqjss office acton a good oiicnhtg for a urotltublo gvocerv full vmirticnlnrs uinn aiinlieatibn jossrssion given 1st of octolier ot novonjilier as dlsired tenus easy or to tf james coxely p m spoidc p q jambs stirtonld dentist touells block opposite pott 0 fioe quelph vitalized air we lire silk is painless extractioncf teeth artificial tocth guftrnntool jiurfoct in npjiear- anco fit and nse fine gold work a specialty all oihirntious strictly unitclass j appointments uiodo by letter i from our own corresponddut rockwood xkws patrick burns one of the oldest rcrjilents of this neighborhood died thisafteruoon nt the ripe age of 82 years miss 0 mccaig daughter of d mccalg esq is one of the successful eight of forty- three applicants for thirdclass teachers oertiflmtesjn this district the roman catholics have bought a site west of thegtr station in this village whereon tbey are making arrangemcnls lor the immediato erection of achurcli we are to have a couple of trials here today for infraction of the scott act j bransgrove eagle the galagher of crewsons corners and acton notoriety nnd e jobseon of eden mills are tbe defen- dents a large nuinber of citizens turned but on saturday afternoon to witness a gome of base ball between the first and second nines whioh reunited in a score of twentyone to one in favorvyf the first nine dryden umpire nokiotdng bockwwd auij 17thl987 dr j b xo wh rutlpdcle j the butc3er j deals in ovcrvthhir in the mi at hue xo cits establishnient can he foupd liottcr stock ed at all season i no questionable goods of fered to custorners i 1 at any price uowest iiricesniil sijunre draliiigis my iiiotto one trial oouvlnees on these points i cash always paid for cattloi di tho highest price paid for hides and shoepskins w h btjtledgl itlcring fpkinlid value lj dress it and satins adods millinery c ivery large andwfli assorted k ot lliivs ijiithiiig h complete iu every ine and sizet roni 150 uji r j p williamson co quelph j onrstiuk ol lniifi our stolk ot lliivs i east end clothing store in calliiir atteiition to this seasons stock i do iideiio hfimrin positioi tophnu- bofore ny nniiieroi thernbst varied ai d caivfully sclented stoek everseen r so 111 willi i-tii- fustotiieif aeton- j in buyiiisr irriit fashionable mid a rib run- lns boon lie tcsijrnsiii tak en in provun lbf uio ooatikgs 1st z st7it ji2st g13 unlocks all the cloggeil avenei bowels kidneys and liver ingpff griduajly witiiont vrea system all the impurities humors of the secretions et time corroctitig aeijjlty stomach curing bhionfineasv pepsia headaches t heartburn cmnstipatfcm of the skin dropsy ivision njatmdiee gait erybitjebjis scroftda the heart ilervouanees anduq ieral debility ell these and other siinjlar complainta sield to happy influence of blcod jbilullhs j 1 mutbs coli jersfhfieni s 7t joita itot aflnuh powder or irxihitn liqes ei cts and 100 u not obtoiaiwc at f g sta sent prepaid on receipt of prtcl ttuuforo cojgr4i it anapi u is season being such as cannot faikto siratif the pauerns tlje wearer the latest styles in hats and gents tirnishings satispactiois gruarantegd- j fyfe acton las the largest and mast oomplete t dominioni6thtl5o uputi heron w aflrltd to tsj jfcinitt ledaltndmplooahimntcnalsllsw iedal and wplonkat stttpcr aoitraliail rold mcoil prollnci23iittroto isawfu afc lmjdtrial eiqbffij wl abt kow mtrctcrxe square and upricht pi j- bkst tx titb makeit lorrespofcifcnee solicited send for alogac mailed tree address domikiox obgas ajtd piaxo coiipa bowy avtia ost and the tune has arrival vvheii fevery prudent buyer slioult study how to make a t liar s i as fip no vihin ti l- i decided that at no other place il acton can m be donoto such good udnuta4 ns at g theki fg r b jerm yns aqlfon although between seahons stocks are usually broken wo have kept tho stock well up customers will find i lara from m every department w1 u it inrg dress goods in every ake andsliade we start them at 8c loe 12ic14c15e 17c 20c 25c 30c prieus to suit licariyicveryboi igiih and frarrintod fast colors r pre itomta roori for theimniense sto ofialj and ser tzt jt a880ft rm th hoop kirt 4 ijs lad168 wf section mlwntk and paa80lf3 wille sold at icarfulreductions an objecy for the custoratirfl to pnrcliaae larjarely i filthy lucre is what we war i to vote but new goods mannfactu gutter an0 eogs wahfe i tsills range to sel s2c 55 40c 47ac 50c 69 without jdoubt tli t and we purpose tiiakir pel witjiiu a year 301 esbsjefcaft