The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

'Tho Lite and‘l’lmos ofJosoph Gould- H; W. K Higgins. Toronto. C. Bucket! Robin. «on. 300 pages. Cloth $1.50. Halt Moxoooo.9.5o. 'l‘he biography of a statesman is a vhaptcr in a nation‘s history; and the story of a long and useful life is. of necessity. soon-thing more than a mere narrative of personal endeavour and achievement. Joseph Gould was born in a log oa‘niu iu the Township of U):- luridge on the 29th of December. 1808. lle died in the Town of Uxhridge on tho 29th of June, 18%. He lived exactly seventy-eight years and six months. During the time of this long period he lived continually in his native township. At the time of his birth there were only about a dozen settlers in Uxhridgc. scattered miles apart ; to the north was an unbroken and unsurveyed forest with- out a single white settler, and in the south, in the front townships of Whitby l and Pickering, there were only a few straggling settlements along the lake shore. Such was eighty years ago. what is now the prosperous County of Ontario- 'l‘ho Province was still in its infancy‘ The seat of Government was a dirty little village where now is the great City of Toronto. Slaves were still bought and sold but their further introduction into the Province was not permitted. There were not so many papers in all of Canada. from the Detroit River to the Atlantic Ocean. as there are in the County of Ontario today. What enor- mous changes have taken place in the material. sceial.eommcrc1al and political condition of the country since then. Mr. Gould witnessed all these changes and , took no small part in assisting to bring .‘ them about. It was his intention to. write a short history of his own life and tinies‘dmving reference to Canada‘sp1‘o~ gross in gen “1114.1. and of the town and tomxshiu of Ushridue in particular“; but old age and illness prevented the carry - a ing out of this design. The 11 01k which 1he veteran contemplated and had actu- ally commenced, Mr. Higgins has most ‘ satisfactorily completed. He has pro- duced not only a faithful biography of a worthy man. who, from his youth up. ward, through an unusual long life, took an active. intelligent and unceasing interest in public affairs. but also a full and authentic history of the county in l which he was born and in which he lived l and laboured. For this task Mr. Hiwins i ‘hh was very specially qualified. His thirty ' \‘ears residence at Whitby and his con- nection with the “Chronicle" during that time. 1:1:ulchi1n thoroughly acquaint- ed with the county and brought him into intimate personal relations with its leading men. The knowledge thus acquired and the stores of local legends and personal reminiscences thus accumu- l: Htcd he has 11:4ed \11t1 such judument 1 th it h: s p 1;;es arenexer dull but always I intere4t-ing and sometin: cs amusiuo, The county history pro 1er takes up many interesting chapters. while each inunieipahtx is separatelynoticed. 'lhe names and scruees of old settlers are faithfully recorded. the settlement, ex- tent. population and progress of each 'l‘ownship described and, whenever possible, the information respecting valuations, population. c.. is talzcn hum retuins made for the p1esent year. 'lhe account of the settl emcntof 'l‘hoiah and adjoining township is particularly tell and interesting, and it is only by the pcruml of books such as the one we are now so 110111119 that our younger people can become tainiliar with all their lather-s braved and sullercd to make the country what it now is. The volume has a. beautiful steel portrait of Mr. Gould, and 111 print. paper and binding is everything that can be desired. We may add that the Publisher would be glad to correspond with some active person willing to canvass for the work. Address. 5 Jordan St., Toronto. 1 l Mr. P. Gauthier (representing Z. Lap. ierre. wholesale beats and shoes, Mont- real) says : In the cause of humanity I consider it my duty to testify the excol~ lent results I obtained by the use of your Nasal Balm. After suffering several years with thatfloathsome and distressing disease, catai'rh. I became disgusted in using everything I saw advertised and was giving up in (lL‘fil'Llll‘ when a friend of mine Mama I planted a great. deal of confide mm in. persuaded me to try a bot- t‘lo . : \Q «.1 l‘uhn. which Idid. withsuch lung} itz-illifi that. i am new pleased to haw .nl slu‘ll :sufferers know it, and you are .i. lll)t‘li~)‘ to use this testimonial in my. Lanna-r you wish. hoping thatit will be m‘ as much benefit. to some poor suf- ferer as it has been to nic., Press. .0 am than 3 Ohm. I l'mm ...... Butter . . . . . [ Fags ....... 9 Apples That is to say. your lungs. Also all i your breathing machinery. Very . wonderful machinery it is. Not only the largerair-pussages, hot the thousands | of little tubes and cavities leading from ' them. When these are clogged nml choked with matter which ought not to ‘ be there, your lungs cannot half [lo their ‘ work. And what they do. they cumin" do well. Call It cold. cougn. (-ro‘xm ' pneumonia. cziturrh. coum: gyiion or am: of the iamily of threat. “we. Laud mini lung obstructions. ail urc bud. All O'll-illt to he get rid of. There is just one $61111) way to get rid of them. That " is to take Boschce's German Syrnp,l which any druggist will sell you at 75 can ts a. bottle. Even if everything else has failed you.you mav depend upon: this for certain. ‘ Fall Wheat ....................... . Wool l‘lu 5 Heel. . Fnl \that.. . .. . . Swing Wham": Amnvcta” Wheat” Ratio)" Oats l‘uas. Bluekuye. Peas Button. .. Eg:us¢1~‘|csll) l'I)l.ltous.. . . . Huv .............. 1 ‘or" BIH-f Hover Sued Alsiko (por Farmers’ Markets. THE NEW PAPER. @111: (Emmirc, Will make its appearance on or about. the 15th of December. ho pains are being spared to make tho paper worthy of Canada. and of the great party of whose views it will be the ex- ponent. It will start with a And able Journalists in every department. public may oxrect Full News from all quarters. Able Editorials. Fair Con-menu. Reliable Commercial News, Interesting Sportlng Intelligence. And all other Departments well sustained. In short, Tux Emma: “in be a Bright, Readable. and Roiiable l’npor. Everybody Looks for it. All should Read it. DAILY EMPIRE. WEEKLY EMPIRE. 35 pct Annum. $1 per Annum. Send in your Subscriptions now, accompanied by the cash. so as to commence with the first issua. Address, D. CREIGHTON, Manager Burma. Toronto. Ono llumlml Acres. brim: \\ l: of Lot .) in tho 10th cox: .. of ".l‘hmun ulmui \'in\ 1y .-\c.us LUHJIM. wnh gum] Mummuml. lmlien. n chmlul l iuuu nnlcs funnh nnuln‘uh'e l .mmu hlulzun. 3m”) to .\l.\.\ “HA . i$\.\l\ Ur :UX I'HL‘JL, Lizndm.y. ur to J. M. ! AURUUN, l{cu\:r|‘u,-xn. 1 ms. INTO llm premises of the undewigned Lot 3 lull I2111r1111. on 111111111111111111111113111.111-1151 1 11111112 4.1.\\' [is 1111-] .\I1 .\ MM. '1 1111 111111111 1:1111 111111-1110 51111111 [1) 1111111113 111111111111 111111 11113111}; 111111131151: 1.; H11)! \1‘1.\S. Nm‘cnwur Lind. 1331111011111. 'i‘ROTI thopremism of I). McIntyre. Lorncvine, ‘ two 2 yeur 01d unimuis, (me Hellul‘ and (HI-5 Moor. hum marked with tag on car. Iwnrlng Imxnu of [m Argue. also lmvmg (m their lu'unsta the ruuclm mark of Mr. \\‘n.. ()mnunn. All) person mum: iul'urumciou as Win] loud to their recovery mix lw mummy mwunlud. November 231-11. 1837. Staff of Briiliani Writers, NTO the promises of the nndm-aigncJ. W. Q 10. 7:]: run. of l-leon. 2 Yl~1.\1\’l.l.\‘(i “Elm-.125. nhuut tin ls! of Uctoln-r. ’l'hv mvnu' is H-qmnt- ml m_cuH. pruvu prupcrty. pay vxp'u ~ -~ mul . . IIv~, {aka Llnnnhkny. Eldon. Xuv. 12th. 1887. uvw._ ‘md nu-nful ammnnn .9 Ag?" ‘1...’ :15 woom‘lei‘AN') BEAVERTON. Pumps and Cistcrns of all kinda to ordox at short notice. I will be in Deavorton on I‘uesdcy and Friday of enchwuck. ‘EL‘M’i‘l‘X mail maÂ¥ )o nddrcsaod m ‘ a... .un mnnuf. _ __.I_.V Palm; 1.x. 42.1339 of enchwock. union; by mail hm nu uuuwuwu u. Bogvcnop._or_\“fmlvilio and Vi} mauve ptom'. RE new Conservative Journal about. to bo started in Toronto, to be called " i]! u ' mm - , [“1“ [Limit STGPS Droppings from Nasal passages MP to ‘he throat And excessive expootoraflon caused by Camnh. Sent mad-um nn menu): of mlcc. 50c. Ind $1. Addrcu 1mm 6n récelpt of prlcc. 50c. um] 81. Andrea- EULEORD . 60.. Bropkvllle, Ont. £55“ wrarv eel. wtrayed. BEAVERTON MARKETS. \\'OODVILLE MARKETS. trayed. Hale. 9.0.1; Accurate Beportu. . .,....$075 H. l‘LU\\'.\RDH. \Vmulvinc. \S \i’if Iiiâ€"1'1". SOO‘IHIEEG, ELEAHSIUG, HELENE. GAMER“, “I‘M . §0.78 80 ... 80 823 80 hi! . . . $5 68 . ”U 725 It ('xu'c ! {EARN}, I Parties Indebted to Us will Kindly Pay Up at In! 1;?! m'Once. HARRISON LESLIE so 55 1:,- ca 17 1x . 4o 43 9 CU 10 no :9 5 m :21 5 00 00 5 ‘20 0‘) The 3 ins. ;‘f;;@n:‘1‘cflt ($113 lira "It an D- (Q nun? fiii‘dtfy awtefifi» New FALL STOCK ! Overcoatinas and Worsted Fine Goods May be relied on as ucnuinn, having been bought by those who know wlmt to buy and how to buy It. BEFORE YOU PLACE AN ORDER FOR A FALL SUIT DO NOT FAIL TO CALL ON ME H. LOGAN, August 20th , 1887. Possession given early in 1888 s.) We wish the Pubiic to Understand that this is .21 Genuine Sale. Biggest Bargains ever given 1n Beaverton. Closest Margins for Work and all our Goods Every (It!) brings fresh supplies. adding to our iuuuensc new stock of '78. Simcoe Street, Beaverton. Ont. And we purpose quoting figures in these Hum: such as have never been offered. We ollcr the HARRIfiQN LE§L5E Manufactured only at THOMAS Howown's Esmnusuuzm, NEW OXFORD STREET, LONDON‘ D Choice Fall- Suitén.s,;§t§;~-:~;a _____ TH i1} ENORMOUS STOCK n,,~_,\,\,-,-_;/s r1”. r - . 13' Purchasers should look to the Lube} on the Boxes and Pots. If the address 13 not 633, Oxford Street, London. they are spurious. and can now gnu c‘f01 21 3110113 time the 3d only at THOMAS nonwwax a nal‘nnuwuum‘s, OXFORD STREET, LONDON. MORE CREDIT SEVEN. We are bound to Reduce our We are carrying special lines in have sold Lheir business to FOR TISDAI £0.52 CASH. ONE 2’. . .9? s0‘ MST. 9 B‘EL mton, Ont $1 NEW YORK OBSERVER. ?"iiE OLDEST AM) BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER- nix lu‘gulm E (litm's ; Special - ‘--r~w~pomlints at Huum and Hi mu! ; Smiles, 'twiows, t‘mirlmmcdl‘cws. lepn-innenfs im- Farmers, Merchants, Bunkers, meessionnl Men, h. 11‘] cuts. Buys and Girls. "‘1. as war t} 10 “Observer" will publish 111016 than F/ny PIP/[f BIO/HES, and the ablest and most popu- lar writers will contribute to- . its columns. Poets and prose writers, authors, editors, men of science and women ofgenius will fill the columns of the “Observer," and it will give fifty-two unoxcelled papers in the coming year. Price, $3.00 a. year. Clorgymen, $2.00 a year. GREAT INDUGEM l. The NEW YORK OBSERVER will he sent {01' mm yuur to any UIevgyuun not. now 1!. sub- scrilmr for ONE DOLLAR. 9.. Any subscribersanding his own suhscriw hon for a war in udvuum and n new subsurihcr “'llh 55.10. mm lnwo n copy of Kim “lronwuri Letter.“ or “'l‘lw Lit: u! Jm ry McAuley." :3 “'9 will smnd the CBSEHVER for the re- mainder of this your. lllltl to January lst,1h‘b‘J.tu uny ncw snhscleu-r sending us his Hume and address and $3 00 in advance. 'l'n ranch sullecrih en‘s we will also give either the vomznn of :‘xlri-nmns Letters." ur "The Life of Jun; Me- n L... .' Agents \vuntml everywhere. Lihcml tormn. Large cumunssxous. bflunplu com lrec. Address, NE W YORK, DESERVE-i. “One of tho ablest weeklieq in existence."-~â€" "l'uu nan (itzcttuf London England. “The most influential rciiginus organ in tlm Sta!os."â€"â€""Tho Spectator" hunclun, England. "Clam-1y stands in the fore-[vent In a. \Yuukl)’ religimm 11mg.xzi|lu."-â€"--“Suu uy School Timuzs' I'hilaululphiu, l’at. l’rmninent features of Tm: Ixnnmzxmaxr dm‘~-' ing lhu cumin-,1 your Will he promised Religious and 'l‘hcnloglml Articles. 1w Bishov Huntington. Bishop Coxe, Dr. "‘hmdoru L. Cnyh-r. Dr. Howard 0514001. Dr. Hownrl Crosby. Dr. Wm. 1L Hunlmgton, Dr. James. larcunmn Clarke, Dr. George F. Pentecost. uzrl others: 1w Prof. “"m. G. Sumner. Prnf. Richard T. E‘v Pres. John nascent, Prof. Arthur '1‘. haulluy nu thus ; Thomas Wontworth Higginson and other criti- cal uml liu-rnry urt‘iclua by Mnuri-zo 'l‘hunu-so‘x. Charles Dudluy \Ymur-r..luzlws luyn. Andrew L:|H,.'. Edmund ($0.4m. H. H. Stmhiard. Z-lrs. Schylv?‘ \‘uu Reussuimrr, lmuisuhnuguu Liuixzoy. H. H. Daychml. mnl others. Religious and Literary Weekly in the World. BY E. Stodmnn I) “2- that?) Stuart Phelpa. F21 “would llvuwtt lialo Hunwb l'nucott Sp vfl‘m: ‘. .lnlin. N Amy-1. lmw Terry Cooke, Edith ‘vA. 'l hmmu. Andlcw Lul.g, Juhu Boyle 0' Ruxl‘: , anJ, othom; and Three months. . $0 75 One year. . . .. . . .57) 'I? l-‘fnu' months........ I (X! ’I'woycau's :3 w b'm months.......... I 50 Five _\'ea\l‘3...... :U\ 1 (fun unymm nmkn {n hotter investment. of :53.“ or $3.00 than one whwh .will [my 5‘2 Dividends during the year EVERY ISTl-ILLIGI‘INT FAMILY NEEDS \ (£001) NH“ smug“. It. is n. necessity for pm- unh and children. A gum] “11th nuke the acquaintance of Tim Ivlncmtxmzxr m to sand 30 wms torn "‘l‘rml ‘4 1p" (.1 1| month. 'HH hm]: 1'0 sent one 57;.«1'0th0nny pt, not a sum-armor tu 'I'm; IMHU'ENDLNT 11:1" The regular prim of lmth is ~ LIA]. 511.2... g“; “‘ ' _, ,,_ ... .N n n “‘4 Jill: A\ tun-co lo Yurn'. No papers mo sent to time [mid [or Ima expired. Tm‘. Ixmevnmmm's sent iron to unv 1M1- m wflshing h) Ruhr: 1. Ant v humanity: i'l" 1 .- 344' Subscription (or the Above will he received M this 0mm. or we WIII club mo "Indeyeudonf'. with this Journal (or 03.76 ~1bn.) P. 0. BOX 27:3 0 THEINDEPENDENT THE lNiPEi’E‘ZMN‘IX'I‘ S: mun 1-. N cornea FREE The Largest, The Able". The Boat Social and Political Articlea,, A X l) American Agricglpuriggjf Established in 1893 Monthly Literary Articles. caucus, COLDS, rovp and Consumption CUR: o LY 174325? LUKG BALSAE’I NEVV‘ YOR-I’: TERMS T0 SUBSCRIBER3: 25:. £00. an} 9.03 pcr botile. A Short Serial Story, 1w 1;. 1'. nos. . un- 'l‘m. IND u‘v x'1-.\'|m.\7i*. '1‘. 0. lbx 2.3:, New focus and stories, HTS FOP 88.. to snbrcribern after tbs ncw'voax. H'- I‘ 15‘8t 'ul'vr! 0f 2")" ”’31 ml) LI“. will ho Any-nu 99