the sctan ru nss t ts rraumrr- evert thtjrsdat morkfxg utt mess poweg mintinq house xhj stseet 1ctox oxtuio tsars the fats puss will be sent to subscribers postage paid rt or u0 per an num in advance 150 ll not m paid no piper discontinued till all arrears an paid except at the option of the publisher anreanscto rxras casual advertiee- menta 8 oenta ptr liu foe the flrrt ineer- tion and 2 cent per line for each ubae- quest insertion cash profeeiional cards loiir or leeaoo per annum lequare 18 unas 500 per annam payable m all month from date of insertion any special xoscc the object of whichu to promote the pecuniary benefit of anv individual or company to be considered an advertise meat- the number linos reckoned by the space occupied measured by scale of solid konpaxeu costeact rates s40 00 33 m 3100 23 00 hood 12 00 0 00 4 one colnmn one year hall colatqn one year quuxer eolxime one rear qae ijimnt six month hk coima nx xaontiic guixterwaimi six months oue iaiaa three mouths hvlf column three months it 00 quarter columa three months 7 00 advertisements without cpedftc direction trill be inserted oil faroid aadehargtrd aceoxd- ingiv transtory ditisemeta must be paid gileses lor eontrtct dvcrunicats mast be m the office bv 9 m q hoadavc otherwise thev inll be left over ullthe fclloinnj wt editor fc lrorntor tuio dfflffid itiay v fotrndoufiteitgrxip i mo rnrtn eiju at c srijtwr ad 8lljrbmt adrrrttittrc u in new voilk terms9u0q in axhince the- nw8papr- a map of busy life its fluctuation and it vast ponoeros 9150 if notiopam volume x nolo aoton ont thursday sept 4 1884 actoh banwmc coy stoky christie oo f bakkers icton ontario business directory w hlowrv mb slcps a gradoate of truutjr college mem ber of college of physicians and burgeons office and residence at the head of frederick street artec he webster 5ld cm member e of the college of physicians and surgeons of ontario physician surcean accoucheur omen mill st rrsniexa cuctseixs hctel acton f x b special attention given to the dis eases of women and children jl general bjlnklku busi ness transacted h0nz7 l0aotb os 2vbatzd h0t3s notes discounted and interest allowed on deposits goeipti mess college cuelph ont will open for thk recep tion of students on sept let next one of tbe finest suites of itooms in the city has been teased uid is being fitted up in first clss st le embodring the litest and tnoat practica1 ideas m business col lege apparatus a comprehensive and practical course of instruction is insured to tbe stadent by the services of a large staff of experienced lec turers and teachers the subjects taught are bookkeeping coaamerdial arithmetic- banking aetna easiness practice busi ness correspondence penmanship com mercial law telegraphy shorthand cal- ipraphins or typewriting french physi ology tuad hygiene tbe annual college circular riving full details vnll be mailed free to any addresa xccormick boic timmlns th grasail l-ds- surgeok dentist baijcftov 0vr will visit professionally acton on 3ion- day of each week rooits agnes hotel all work guaranteed to give satisfaction l i- besxett dextist georgetown ontario d aisless dextax opeeahoxs vitalized air or xrtrons qiide gas or painless dental operaticte at the osceof c b hates lds lovell s block gnelph ont cpper wyndham street ch riggs l d s- of gbe firm of t rigoftt tvoat toaoxttr will be at campbells hotel on the first monday of every month in the practice of his profession all warfc executed m the latest and most improved style o the dental art so c barge for consoltatiori- johx lawaos graduate of 0k- tafiao vrfeetmer couxge tobosto veterinary snrgecn acton ont oma in ksrtny bros boot and shoe store res idence in the reart horses examined a to soundness and certificates given- all calk night or day promptly attend ed to terms ean t 1 towat mxllkan birristeri bolicitors notaries convey ancers ic astifoney to loan ococr town hall actori i aifoir w alctcn r i f s ooodwilliii barniter solicitor notary pablic tc- geoeetow l actosc 4acton office m mis secords block tohjs day 2000 cords hemlock bark wanted the sabscriberr will pay i r 9550 per cord for all prime qaality hemlock bark de livered at then- taancrv in acfan bef re jioretaber 1st 1884 bark mast be brieht oa besh qat aod fue foot feet looe cnrled or damaged bark only iceivetl at a proportionate re duction i tt ttsai it austlactlj ibder- stootl no bark wtu be received after the brat of sorember with out special contract any other information iu be gladly fnraiahed apon apphcztioa at the tannery toirc rwilsox beardmara co acton april is84 acton fruit i depot business change j m fernley ecs purchased the stock and business of a e matthews and will here after keep constantly on hand in season a full line of choice confectionery fruit canned coods choice cigars- c and et erythmg kept m a firstclas estab lishment of tin kind hand bags a beautiful lot of sample boneht and sold at llnllprlee vhoick new window shades ill colors at days bookstore glelph day sells cheap coal and wood the oxuersigked hab jcst got in a lare qlntity of rstla lvg stove akd cbestxot which he is prepared to dispone oc lj th car ioa4- parties uiiij coal will wont bv uytng ia their winterc itock now hav ilso oa hand t large flock o dry hard- tood m ftoto and cordwood lengths os shith l 385 acres sssjacres fon thill nurseries tli tirjert la tin ccmiaioa sale8menwanted tobegiasotkatooceonfallsales steady employ metit at axed salaries to all willing to wort hex axd womex can have pleasant work the tear round good agents are earning from tw to 175 per month and expenses terms and out fit free addresa r suit fe tuinrta towato out underclotmng- mr3 r creech ha a trjua8sorf merit ofladies and cwldreas underwear and solicits a call from the ladies of acton and vicinity casumere set no in underdo tliinr made to order j43s e oheeoh acton may 7th iss guelph elotli ha our8prlngtockl8 nowfullfc assorted comprising all the nevvesf shades in abchitect gcelte ornct- ynecii so care hotel block 4 b a1x i1aidlaw co jioe oireitx ab fancy worsteds iai oool sttmaat oriais i i always fresh and pure office orer taperiatbank u wel- ubottreeteaat entrance exchange aner toronto jokx bxn q c c a h- patexts secured foe ixtextioxs hexby grist otis cuiii i- j 30 tears practice xo patent xo pay kindh soliciting a continaance of the patronage heretofore giveo the acton fruit depot i 1 i am repectf alh j m fernley post office baudlue acton ieakcis xcxax snccessor tot f chapman bookbrxder st georges fojnare guelph ontario accoant boot olall kinds made to order periodicals o every desenption carefully honnd rding neatly and promptly done w th hehstreet ri lice acctioveie for the canntiesof welluikton tt halton- orders lefcatthe fsee feess oibce acton or t my residence m actoa will be promptly attended to terms reasonable hovitt to lois also money to loan on the most favor- 1 able terms and at the lowest rates of in- l terest in earns of 93o0 and upwards i j established 848 savages watch clock jewelry spectacle west of england trouser- ings and scotch and canadian suitings avve can assure oar ctwtovers and th general public hit we bae this seasoa the choicest selectioa of goods we hsve erer beea able to place before them and in con sequence of the low prices pretaibng in the wholesale market we arc abb to sell clothidd at very low figures shaw crunsy hbbchakt taoo gnelph house t ime for sale ll cas he hadat the canrfa lime works in small or large quantitie at anr srjjslr thekito near toltons mu1 csssam box 172 acton largestock h ttonmstm thcmjui moexrxa 8xn i ish p0etey the flood of tears the louownig stanzas were written b a fellow student on recalling a recitation de- uvemd by the late mr c w lasby b a of acton while at college we reached out hands and grasped tbe dark we knew not what oar hands would take we strove as strives a helmless bark in hste to cross a shoreless lake we saw m fnend the rniht have been of all our course through nights of fears through all the moaning waters din to peace beyond the flood of years we knew the winds would sob and moan we heard the sonnd of falling tears we felt it was not joy aloue that came apon the flood of years and yet we thought across the tide through calm and storm and falling tears our ships a swerveless course should nde to weal bej ond the flood of years xo sound nor faintest gleam of light was borne to us across the tide t it lay so near and yet oar sight could not discern the other side thy sails were set for any breezo j the hand that held thy helm was true whatever storms had lashed the seas weknowthybarkhad weathered through s we know thy longings noble end we shared thy da v s of hope or fears we know we have today a fnend at peace beyond tbe flood of years a- m w there comes your antediluvian old hag charlie said guy st everil with a laugh a a brisk but somewhat bent figure wrap ped from head to foot in a toluminons cloak of snuffcolored bombazine with a huge circular cape of the same stepped out of tbe last car by the aid of an iron- headed cane her bonnet curiously bent and cnmpled barely covered a huge frilled cap she wore a bright brown wfg set a little awry over her forehead and massive green ipeotacles sei astride of l her now while brown cotton gloves adorned her hands and a green umbrella carried under the arm threatened with its bras ferule the e ch of whosoever was rash enough to crowd her movements in the rear aunt fenys self as i uve and breathe i echoed bruce slontmartin charlie if i were you id run for it drop her in the gutter and make off with joqrself suggested another young exquisite superciliously stroking down his moustache but charles early had too many gentle man instincts to pay any heed to the waggish hints of his companions he step ped forward chivalrously allow me to carry your basket for you maam he said i am the brother inlaw of your niece mrs early oh you be eh croaked a feeble voice from under the cap frill well you may take my umbril and basket and heres a paper o gingerbread i fetched along far lunch and a bottle o root beer farmer jenkins wife sent me its dretful good for pimples and sich and ive got a striped carpet bag someers with the key tied on with a bit of red tape and heres the brass tickets for the trunks checks the fellow called em if i remember rightly its all right maam i assure yoasaid whole no 479 i yes but why why did i assume that odious disguise you would say just to try your sterling worth and native chivalry charles i somehow fancied that the young man who was pohte and attentive to a bent old woman would have in him the staff for a good and noble husband and and may i be your husband stephanie demanded mr charlie promptly deducing a favorable inference i m think of it said stephanie laughing and blushing at all event charlie i like yon ten times better since i have seen how devoted yon were to the poor old woman in the muff colored cloak l upon my word stephanie you ought to havt been an actress 1 said mrs early archly all tbe worlds a stage quoted steph anie and i have only performed my part henceforth i relinquish the profession so yon are going to marry my aunt stephanie eh said josephine as she met her brother in law in the hall after a lengthened interview with his fair- haired goddess and will yon be my uncle then i dont care if i am your grandfather now that she has said yea m was mr charles early s exultant reply carlylea handwriting oarlyle had a very peculiar handwriting an expert said of it eooeotnc and spite ful looking little nourishes dart about his manuscript in various odd ways some are intended to represent the i dot though far removed from the parent stem while others commenced as a cross to the suddenly recoil in ajlabsurd fashion as if pk itop attempting a caligraphical someraaalt and mr early step into the carriage i will t m so doing occasionally cancel tha entire 1 see that your things are brought here vrord whence they sprang some letters directly j slope one way and some another some what be them felloes laoghin at de- axe halt maimed or crippled while many aunt stephanie prices right gpeclal attention to fine watch bepairfck 1 b savage rixlax babber shop p wobdex hs opened a barber shop in the premises lately occupied by dr forster as a medical office and solicit the patronage of this 1 vicinity every department of uw bnsineas trmbemndtjcmfir qw p pctrics new drpff store as a c t jane ktb 186 gt elvfn weilingtoa marble work quebec st gj7elph i john h hamilton pbopbietor formerly moquiuanhamilton dealer in harble granite and everything pertaining to cemetery work received first prue at provincial ex hibition gnelph the western fair and all local exhibition for excellence of material and superiority of workmanship your order are solicited american abrlcutturist fee ceiftsvtu uf w estfravtbb tk eeeh isnhrkut tti a tear bend unw to stamjis for sample or gertaijrtof ttmfelu tmral ettral fattm werw or30iiuiiildirju44pm m lew 3frk charles 1 charles oa wonttorget to meet my aunt stephanie at the depot at 12 oclock precisely mrs earlj had followed her tall brother- inlaw to the front doorsteps with the fresh wind blowing her bright hair about her face and a scarlet shetland shawl drawn pictoresguel around her shoulders a pretty woman with something of matronly dignity subduing the arch mischief that sparkled in her merry eye- mr charles early was a stalwart hand some 3 oang man with blue eyes and light brown hair shadowing a fair open forehead it was almost pleasant to look into with nothing of irresolution or effeminancy about it and consequently charles early- had many friends aye and loyal ones too he tamed round at the sound of his sisterinlaws voice josephine was one of his most useful and constant allies xo ill not forget josephine but i am sorry her grandfathers and godmothers in baptism gave her the name of stephanie why because i know a stephanie the pret tiest fairy yon ever saw it was when we were at woolgrove beach last month and if yoa1i promise not to tell my sober brother bob fll fell yon a momentoab becret josephine havel your pledge of secrecy i promise well then i lost my heart to that beautiful little stephanie with her flossy yellow curls and her rose- mouth with its tinj pearls of teeth and her pink and hite complexion just like vour great oleander in the drawingroom did you propose to her charlie ques tioned his bisteriniaw with all the eager earnestness of a womans cariosity not just then another secret jose phine i proposed by letter day before yesterday and yon have received no answer not jet i suppose it is too soon but fmon thorns and nettles until one does reach me josephine if she dont have me 111 drown myself 1 no charles you wont what absurd nonsense then 111 do worse ill subside into a crossgrained fidgety old bachelor grumb ling incessantly at everything and every body for the rest of my natural days just see if i dont charles yoare a goose so are all young men who have the misfortonetofallinlove its their normal condition what time do yon bay the train arrives twelve i shall have to get a carriage i suppose to transfer the rheamatacy old lady here without any breakage of bones does she walk with a goldheaded cane t yes and she wears a wig and spectacles and talks through her nose and takes snuff from a tortoiseshell box 1 angels and ministers of grace defend as 1 josephine how did you ever some to have such an aunt and how did her name happen to be stephanie instead of dorcas or tryphosa we call her aunt feny for short said mrs early mischievously and her brother- ialaw etrode down the street whistling but not for lack of thought as he went i wish aunt feny was in the bed sea ba thought a little vindictively bat i suppose i must oblige josephine so at 13 oclock precisely mr chartaa earlyitcodontlpla4lormat the h-l- opotwakbing the btig tram mi4 slowly iddmliaafirthieati manded aunt feny stopping short with one foot on the carriage step and glaring at messrs st evenl and moutmartin through the green spectacle glasses i guess im as good as they be if i aint dressed in the very last agony of the fash ion tve got 10 sewed up in my flannel waist over and above mv travelin expen- ee and fll go bail its more than theyve got a suppressed laugh here ran through the l persons tell us that having writ assemblage of spectators on the plat- iea vue fo the t- are unequal in height form style and everything else the autograph is rather larger than the rest of the manuscript the manner of which does not impress the eye pleaaantly the crabbed look not being very significant of amiability how to write to the pope little assetnblagi form do not let their follj annoy yoa maam said early pleasantly st evenl stand back he added sternly if you have no reverence for old age or womanhood i will teach you torespect my right hand this lady is under my pro tection yon will please to remember mr st evenl retreated somewhat dis- conifited upon his companions toes and the old lady climbed chuckhni into the carnage young man she began when the um brella lunchpaper basket and bottle were safely stowed away and they were rolling rapidly over the city streets youve got a good deal of moratturage taint every city sprig would be as pohte to an old creetur as youve been with all them fellers pokm fun at ou our hero was somewhat embarrassed at this plainly spoken compliment i hope madam he said i shall never be found lacking in the essential qualities of a gentleman in whatever drenmatances i may be placed the antique dame nodded her cap frills and- held silently on to her umbrella with out enturing any other remark until they reached mrs robert earlys mansion josephine was waiting for them on the threshold she clasped her ancient relation j- closely to her arms and there was a bort of triumphal procession up to her apart ment which charles was rather at a loss to understand one would think josephine never had had an aunt fresh out of noahs ark before he muttered to himself as he took up the newspaper and went ont to the vine- shaded piazza there to while away the time until such period as lunch should be announced charlie he had exhausted the paper long ago and nearly fallen into a doze but at his sisterinlaws summoning voice he started to his feet and entered the house aunt stephanie wants to thank yoa for all your kindness to her this morning said josephine confound aunt stephanie thought mr early advancing drowsily toward the front room where in a sort of artificial twilight produced by satin cortains and venetian blinds he could dimly descry a figure suddenly josephine drew back the shad owy draperies and there instead of a bent and crooked old woman stood a lovely girl of eighteen with deep blue eyes and golden curls set off with a white maslin dress with abundance of floating blue ribbons looped and knotted about it stephanie osborne 1 he ejaculated in stantly recognizing his fair enchantress of the seaside the holy fathers correspondence is very large there are secretaries who go through it classify it and destroy of submit the missives to his holiness according as they think proper mgr boccali the private chamberlain has charge of this difficult doty it sometimes happens that a letter to which the writer attaches the greatest importance is in this way thrown into the waste basket if yoa want to have a letter to the pope sorely reach its destination in close it in three envelopes all three sealed and each one bearing this inscription to his holiness pope leo xiii prefect of the congregation of the holy office at tbe vatican personal rome the prelate in charge opens the first en velope then the second bat at the third be is obliged under penalty of excomunication not to open it and hands it to the holy father paris ooulou t aiw m boost iot t uflemfftv killitkimrolrflc vote brothers vet bat mind what yonre about vote brother vote and crush the traffio ont vote brothers vote for the local option bill vote brothers vote with earneat heart and will vote brothers vote for urn who this will give vote brother vote that all in peace may live vote brothers vote for the freedom of yonr oos vote brothers vote tor the local option one vote brother vote for the decrease of vote pcorerate i brothers vote dont wait nnbl too late vote brothers vote for this one great re form vote brother vote for the children yet unborn vote brother vote or yonr wivei and ai- teradear vote brother ot gainst the brjwer and 1 hi beer vote brothers vote for the bible m each home vote brother vote nor from good order nam vote brothers vote and yonr own home rnlersbe vote brothers vote with a conscience pure and free vote brother vote for the sabbaths sacred rertr vote brother vote for the right as being beat and if yon have a vote at any time to fare td hare yoa vote for womans right because it only fair a tahron advertising judicious advertising ia the key tone to success bnt you have got to understand how to advertiae first borne buainee men will hire a oheap jack to paint hi name all over the fence and have large signs posted up in different part of the country paying the said oheap jack more for two or three days service than would pay for a considerable space ia his local paper for a year and then he thinks he i advertiaing his business extenaively although hi name will not appear in the newspaper from one year to the other such men never make a saccees of bnaineas they may make a living bnt there wa never a thorough business man who neglected his advertise ment in the newspaper if you take a space in a paper with a circulation of twelve to fifteen hundred not lea than ten thooaand persona will see that paper every week make your advertuement readable change it often the man who attends to his advertuement i the man who makes money no man ever made a fortune by advertising is hotel registers theatre programmes map or almanac he has got to fall back on the old news paper if he has anything important to sell the time of bill and dodger aa an adver tising medium is part if yon want to make money you most take a ipaoein vour local paper and let the people know what yon have got to ell it is tbe cheapest and safest way of advertising now our fences are covered with the names of former buainee men who are almost for gotten in acton at the present time but a monument of their folly remains aa warning to others ascertain the amount you can expend in a year on advertiaing and then make a good a bargain with the printer as possible and yon wtb fin that at the end of the year you will be better off than when you began try it s knee breeches there is a movement manifesting iteelf among the men of toronto to wear the kneebreeches of their grandfathers the bicycle is one powerful motive in this direc tion but there is no denying the fact that the love of the beautiful in dren is a second cause an artist in sculpture who wears kneehreeches said to a reporter yesterday kneebreeches are artistic and have a tend ency to make men courteous and civil they are moreover economical the bi cyclist all prefer them and wear them when not mounted a number of the young men who lite on the island also sport them and within tbe last few days three or four young men all more or lea devotees of art have adopted them as part of their regular dress several young mm when interview ed by the reporter said they would take to the new drees at once if they were- not afraid of people talking trousers are in artistic inconvenient rowdyiah and dirty kneebreeches said the sculptor are ele gant courtly clean and economical but to wear them one ought to hare neat bote and well made shoes any kind of a leg will do though a well turned one adds to the appearances- iforlif help yourselt- fight your own battles hoe your own row ask no favojn of any one and youll succeed a thousand time better than one who u alway beseeching some one influ ence and patronage no one will ever help vou as you can help yourself beca no one will be so heartily interested in your affairs the first step will be such a long one perhspst bnt carving your own way up the mountain yon make each one lead to another and stand firm while you chop still another out lien who have made fortune are not those who have bad five thousand dollars given to them to start with but boy who have started fair with a wellearned dollar or two men who ac quired fame have never been thrust into popularity by puff begged or paid for or given in friendly spirit they have out stretched their own hands and touohedhe public heart men who win love do their own wooing and i never knew a man to fail so signally as one who induced hi affectionate grandmother to peak a good word for him whether you work for fame for love tor money or for anything elae work with your hands and heart and brain say i will and some day you will conquer never let any man have it to say i have dragged you up too many friend sometimes hurt a man more than none at all a good meal pearls of thought if we had bat more faith we should have leas care we often do more good by our sympathy than by our labors it takes two women hi mother and his wife to make a great man if we cannot live so a to be happy let ea at least live so as to deserve bappineea a propensity to hope and joy is real charles dickens used to say that he jud ged the quality of housekeeping by the con dition of tbe castors on the table if the mustard was freshly made the vinegar cruet stainless the silver brilliant and tbe peppeboxe perpendicular he expected a good clean wellserved meal with behav iour to match if on tha contrary the castor were unclean and out of order he knew what he had to expect and was seldom disappointed it is in truth simple thing that denote quality the test of a good cook is not the cake she an make nor the myrterious sauce ahe can concoct nor the rich pudding ahe can produce a good cook is known by her boded potatoes her mutton chop her roaeted joint such plain things require personal care and judgment and are the ban of h good meal 4 no my aunt stephanie interrupted j riohes one to fear and aorrow real poverty josephine demurely v what mystery is this demanded early looking with a puzzled face from one to the other are you i am the veritable old lady of the rail road train laughed tbe goldenhaireo laasie with becoming glow of ootorinnar aheeks do j no look o aawusliaft charles joktpbine really iray niaoe only aaherimaber before i waboraahi itijust jeayaata- olaetthanlwbl it i a great blindness and a great misery to astk rest where it is impossible to find it a rule for living happuy wih other i to avoid having stock subject at dieput- tton c be at bast m polite to father mother child m toother foe theyarra more im- portot jo jou than any caber sf yoo mot to4 right tee rout be iris- xbmbmabiirw4oirj- jkrtfromweubing thunder and lightning im ncafraid of lightning said a little girl whom we know if the thunder im afraid of pm afraid u wu bit me a good many bt aw have that- way ol eamnfat- ing power by tbe amount of hoi tt make in the world but the oileteat things and tbe tajetaetiasiu wane a great deal ixwrcfaraam agree dial mora x fuutl iisw thaji ttat taare tw-fayaa- oa o44a aatettj mptprnmr powwineitttbnohortui jr ota twkrawte kfr