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Independent In all Things and Influenced In None. To rightly estimate the work which a well-told falseheod can accomplish in a given time is perhaps among those things which‘do not come under the statisti- cian's attention, at the same time there is no influence which can in so short a space disintegrate the social fabric or create such wide-spread confusion as a well-told falsehood or misrepresentation Our readers may possibly not understand our reasons for dipping into the philoso~ A phv of falsehood nor is it a very agree- able subject for consideration. particu- larly when applied to those who have been looked upon as friends. Since the recent nominations and elections for the municipal council of Beaverton the editor oiAshis journal has been made the re- ceipient of no end of falsehood and mis- representation by certain interested , parties with a view, no doubt. of injury to us and our business. We have been pointed out as the head centre of the ‘ Scott-‘Act prosecutions which have taken place in this village lately as well as being the source from which all the dirty remarks and foul insinuations which have from time to time been current have emanated. We have been warned that our persistence in the above course would certainly produce retaliation and in other ways we have been given to understand that we are particularly: offensive to a certain class in the com- munity. All this would not be incon- sistent with our expectations if justified but when we state that we are complete- ly innocent of each and every charge laid to our credit we must bee to be ex- cused from quietly accepting the same. Only Wednesday last witnessed an inci-, dent which to us spoke eloquently of the position in which we have been placed. when an irate individual came into our sanctum and flourished several prosecu- tion papers before our face and charged us with complicity in the affair. Now we beg it to be understood that although we are naturally of a peaceable disposi- tion and little inclined to seek a “cases belli" with any. yet we are not preâ€" pared to be walked over in this arrogant and offensive manner and the sooner this {act is recognized the better it will be for all parties. This journal has never hesitated to make its views known on every question which has come before the communitv for consideration and in the matter of the Scott Act we have never been in a doubtful position. We believed it would accomplish much good in the temperance line if enforced and we see no reason as ygt to doubt it. At the same time we have not the leisure or the inclination to make ourselves public prosecutors. We have never ask- ed any consideration fI’Ollf‘tllOSO engaged in the whiskey business in this town nor have we ever received it. we are therefore under no obligations in any sense to them, for all that. wehavo never pressed our ideas in an oileusive manner as we certainly might have (lflllv. We have on the other side been rewarded by p' “The Beaverton Express," BEAVERTON, ONTARIO. I :“Tho Woodvllle Advocate," \VOODVILLE. ONTARIO. uumupmmmmm"mum-mum-mm. allllll Ill IIIIIIIIIIIIU S a general endeavour to injnro us in every way possible. and in a murmur. toy have succeeded. We admit this. FRIDAY. JANUARY 18. 1888. The Nimble Lie. \000000000000000000000000 000000000009600 000000‘ J08. J. CAVE Puauouln, anvurou. OFFICE OF and hope it may prove a consolation to those whose influence has worked against no. at the same time we would impress on them the fact that although a lie may travel with nimble feet the truth will inevitably overtake it and the effects of falsehood injure only those who give vent to it. The first meeting for the year 1888 of the municipal council of the Township of Eldon will he held at McIntyre's hotel.Lorneville. on Monday, January 16th at 11 o'clock, a. 1n. There will be quite a. variety of trades and professions represented in the Council of 1888. There are two mer- chants. one carpenter, one butcher. one miller, one manufacturer, one lawyer, one milk peddler, one gentleman, one postmaster, one doctor. ‘There are eight Reformere and three Conserva- tives. 0f the various denominations there are six Presbyterians. four Metho- dists, and one With whose beliefs we are not acquainted.â€" [Uxbridge Times.] A little one year old daughter of R. Walsbc. of Sunderland, while passing a vessel of hot water one day recently, stumbled and was so badly scolded that she died within a few hours. Miss Ellen Thompson recovered from the city of Toronto 8160 for a. broken arm, caused by falling on an icy side- walk. Bloomfield, Carleton 00., N. 13.. May 7th, 1887. I wish to inform you that I have been a. sutferer from catarrh for a. long time and have continually tried so called remedies and catarrh cures, but all to no purpose. At last I heard of Nasal Balm and was induced to try that. To my astonishment I found relief from first application, and now after two weeks use feel myself PERFECTLY and Tnonoton- LY cured. Yours very truly, HAN FORD WOLHAMPTE R. 2 Bnouom. â€"Clerk M. Gleason Greenwood, May 3. July 4 September 4. . 1 Wm’rnY.â€"Clerk. D. C. Mncdmmll, \Vhithy, Jan. 3. Feb. 2, Mar. 2. April 3. May 2, June 2, July 3. Sept. 3, Oct. 2. Nov. 3. Doc. 3. Gaunt? of 0:15am!» 3 Ptcxnnmo VXLLAGP..â€"~Clerk. M. Gleason. Greenwood. January 4, March 3. Nov. 3. 4 PORT PnnnY.â€"â€"Clerk. J. W. Burnham. Port Perry. Feb. 21, May 8. July 9. Sepnl 18. Nov. 27. 5 UYBBmoE .-Clerk. Z. Hemphill Uxbridge. Feb. 93, May!) July 10 Sept. 49. Nov. 28. , 6 CANNINoTox.â€"â€"George Smith. Canningtou FobJB, May 10. Supt. 20. Nov. 29. 7 BEAVEu'rnx.â€"Clerk. Geo. F. Brnco. Beaver' ton, Feb. ‘34. May 11, Sept. 21. Nov. 30. a UnnnonovR.-«Clerk. P. J. Gmospio, Upter- grove. Feb. 95, May 12. Sept. 22. Dec, 1. 1H5) first meeting of the Council of the Cor- pog-atiopgAql @119 _County of ‘Ourtitu‘ig for the porntiou o! the County of Ontario for the year 1888 will be held pursuant. to the Statute in that behalf at the Court House in the Town of Whltb . on TUESDAY, the 2!“) day of January at the war of 2 o‘cloek in tho a'tnrnnou. All accounts to be laid before the Council must lu- !orwmied lyropurly certifiud to [ha (tun-k nt lliyilsc three ays before the meeting of tho Coun- c . COUNTY OF ONTKRIO Whitby, Jan. 10. 1937. LAZARUS .9 MORRIS, will be at MR- CAMERON’S Hardware Store, - Eeavorzon, Ont, â€"f0ll on: DAY ONLY, « London. England. iluntrt-nl nml ('ulcnlln. I}. |.. Lilll‘ of the Firm of Those Bpootnoln and Eye-(Hanson lmvo boon used for “10th 3‘) yours. nml given In ovary in- ulmnco unlmundml antialm‘tinn. They are the host In the world. 'l‘lmy lert‘l‘ tire. mm “ltu many yours without clmngn. N. B.â€"-_-.\ny Spnotnclva n! my nmunfnnturo bought 0! my «gum. If not united will ha «I- clmngod (mo of oxlmunn at. (my of my VIII“. REMEMBER THE DATE, ONE DAY ONLY, Tuesday, January 17th, 1888. TUESDAY. JANUARY ma, ’:8. W0 Mo plmwml tummm tho fullnwnm: The Right Hmmmhln. The Earl u! huflunu. View my and Gnvornnr-(I(mural of lmlin. ‘u plann- ml M mumint Mr. I“. lull-rm». U Ihulmiu Up- ‘iclon to his lde-‘loncv. By his: kin-«Honey‘s Command. Slunml.Wil‘lmn,llormrurd. Majuf. Mulliary Sou. to V lcoroy. Calcutta. Jan. 2 2 I34; DIVISION COURT SITTmasâ€"ISSB. for tho vurpmm of fitting Ho imnrmod Spectacles and P230 ( lnsaea. Mr. Frank Lazarus NOTICE OF VISIT. By Order. Eldon. J . E. Farewell. JNO. E. FAREWELL. County ‘lerk. Genera] Merchant. Clark of the Peace. Stoadhstly (or tortpzwo years the WEEKLY \Yrrxrxs hus hold to prluci plea which have Mood the tests of time, ridiou e. and 0! oppon- tmu. l‘mr mid unfair. and the \Vrrm-zsn tu-«lay blil‘nks m six-w when! in lawn upoketo one. 1'» gruwth Inn been both my“ and steady. [ta publrahus, desirous of sun tnnlwr iuurouing u. mn-ulminn. ImVu this your gone to largu o» lu-nm to wrum u. re production of 'I‘lll'l I. \TEH l‘ .‘IAS‘I‘IJ'ZI‘II'N'I-I of M'idwll Kunwlua (who Wow mun-Hm! m‘ Qlwun Victoria to paint the seem: at: l’lxllvurs Buuricu's Wedding), untitled sun‘or the Little unuareuw 4 on" “"0 It depicts lhu meluomblu scone wnu roulmn. wm'mluciug in oils ull tlw ru- OIIIEH'AI. l‘0l.0|{lNG. The ‘victurq ed by the mentors! art. firm in huglsm brim: $1.50 it bold. but. is rosurvcd HI“ , .. ...... ......_. .A a.“ nu r1 oxl ny {IIU gruruunu (nu uuu .u ~â€"- V , _ brim: $1.50 it bold. but. is rosurvml [ACLUSI‘ Ii- Ll’ rm: SUIISl‘lllflblks to tho “'II‘Sl-i. . . The price 01 the “'EEKLY Wu‘ums uncfluicturo is 51.2.5, tho papur alono $1.00. In 1550 the DAILY Wrrxnss was hunched, and like the WEEKLY to mlvouato tho same )riuci D105 rug .rdluss or cost. The picture “Sn at L we Cnihu-eu no Come Unto Me" and the DAILY Wl'rxuus, $3.25 a. your ; the paper alone. $3.00. n .........,, - -,, ‘ho Somumm Mnssnsunn still continues to be the fuvoriteiu the home circle and sabbath school and commencing with Januarv lat with new typo, finer paper and other improvemouw. will he more attractive than over. him of lmuksuro given to friends who canvas for it. Auuunl subscription, 300011“), with reductions to clubs. Sample copies of the different publications mulled on application. Agents wanted in ovary town and village. Jonu Doquu. Sou, Publishers. Montreal, All who are indebted to the undersigned by overdue note or book account are requested to settle up at once as it may save costs. WM. SMITH. Beaverton. Dec. 16. 1887. TOTICE is hereby givon that the partnership hitherto existing between \Villium Taylor and Henry )[oylo in Mid nunr Beaverton. Uu~ turio, us Brick and Tile Manufacturers under the nuno of the llmwurtou Brick and Tile Company was cliis'lny dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts. due the late firm must be [mid to Win. :l‘iiylor and v.11 liabilities will be discharged by hid]. ”Au-a vIIENIRY MOYLE. Dated at Beavertou. Dec. 12th. 168?. DRPOTTS, OOULIST ahd AURI-S’T/ \Vlio is our representative in Canada will visit Beavertun monthly and will be prepared to attend all cases of Cnnoxxc DISEASE, including CATARRH or Tm; NOSE. THROAT, CHEST, STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA, Pmns, VARICOCELE, And troubles of the Urinary and Generative Organs; also Surgical cases. such as Club Foot. Bah-Joints, Hump-Back. Spinal Disease and Kindred Alluctious. CONSULTATION FREE! 9? Will be at “Hamilton House" on Monday and Tuesday, January 16th and 17th. Notice of Dissolution ! NO MORE PILLS! [UNBUN “kt-{BVHEW YUBK Medical a: Surgical Institute. Final Notice. 42 YEARS. SICK HEADACHE. Cowmnrm 0a oomvmuo PRICE. 280. PER BOTTLE. "OTHERS LIKE IT! CHILDREN LIKE IT" Donn" It is agneahlo to Mo. 11‘ CERES legn ComgLAmr, BILIOUS Dlsoabsns, Acm S‘romcu. Dunn“, Loss 0F AFPETITE, menu with ntnrtliu ‘ ull tlw richness o L‘ho vie-tum. Mount» in lguglgml. would amenmmn, 38:? Me I have re-fitbed my shop and in connection with my Carriage,“‘orks. I have placed in my shop a. NEW COMBINED PLANER AND MATCHER, so that on and after the 131:. of April I will be able to do All Kinds of Planing, Matching and Sheating MOULDINGS KEPT ON HAND or MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. Benverton. March 17th. 1887. Still ahead with lower prices than any Quotations given by would be cheap stores, whose prices are away above our Ordinary Prices. Tremendous Reduction DRY GOODS, . Dress Goods, all descriptions, Cottons, Prints, Flannels, Winceys, Woollens, Clouds, Soarfs. Shawls. Corsets, Ribbons, Velveteens, Silk Squares, all colors Plushes, Hoods. Fur Caps, Fur Capes, Muffs, Persian Lamb Caps, (imitation,) Alma Caps, American Seal, Boy‘s and Men’s, Large Assortment from 200 up Hard and Soft Felt Hats, Gloves, Braces, Ladies’ Vests, Mitts, Hosiery. Cuffs, (Small- wm“0%) Tweeds, Ready-made Clothing Men’s Boy’s and Youths’ Overcoats and Suits -An important Notice To- Farmers and Builders! Shirtaund Drawers, Collars, etc. at lower Men’s mu] Buys’ Bezwerton before and prices than ever heard of in Don't. 1m lmmbnggnd by would-bo-cheap sales but on.“ "'l‘m‘nntn House” for GrvntcatBargains. The only House Town whom Children‘s Clothing is kept-wary dump. All Kinds of Carriages Buggies on F‘Or December Only. l roéommeud it .- Iupefloi- to any pmcn'pflon known n ma." H. A. Antenna. 1!. 1).. I am agent for one of the largest Wholesale Carriage Shops in Canada and to parties wishing to buy for cash or three months 1 can furnish and at prices far below any ordinary Carr made of the best material and guaranteed. MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING PRO) DECEMBER 1887- For December we purpose placing the following Goods before the Public. “TORONTO HOUSE”... A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED ! )fl16-" H A. ARCHIE.“ whammmmn. xx. wafi‘w‘ urionnmodlcadon. As cheap for cash as any other place in Ontario. for Infants and Children. Jas $NELGROVE. any ordinary Carriage Works. The work is all it“ and guaranteed. ALL KINDS OF WORK REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0 Prices : Tm: men Courm. 77 Murray Street, N. Y. vâ€"ch vâ€" .â€" y-nv -Vi, flour Stomach Diarrhea. Er'ucmtinn. K111: Worms. given deep. um W din . McNABB. ' our Already Low a. “WWW!“ Short Notice. All kinds of at in