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 1 J •!• f 1. â-  t I» toronfo, Br«y BrictyR'y Jfca.iig:e of rPime. On and after MON'DAT, Srd NOV. train Wiilrun as foUnwR: â€" GOING NORTH. Toronto, â€" Union StaHon, Dcp. 7:30 a.m. 12.30 p.m. 6.00 pB Carltoii T.oaa.m. ViA5p.m. 5.2«p. WV-ton H.05 a.m. 1 X p.m. 5..W p. HurnberSnm'tM.'JOa.m. 1,30p.m.. 5.50 p. \Vo«lbrliiKe. .»A5 a.m. 1.50 p.m. 6.05 p. Kit-iiilxiTK 9.05 a.m. 2.13 p.m. 6.24 p. B'.lton ».2' a.m. a.j»7 p.m. 6.43 p. Mono Knail.. 'J..0«.m. 3.05 p.m. 7.05 p. «;;iarlest..n.. l'.3.'.«.m. 3..inp.m. 7.50 p Alton :... 10.50a m. 4.05p.m. 8.05 p Ar.ive U.lOa.m. 4.25. p.m. 8.20 p.m. D-r.Hft.. .11.30a.ra. 4.4.' p.m. OraiU'-vil'iJuncti'-u 11.45 ii.m. li.fiS p.m Lmrel 11 ..V» a.m. 5.20 p.m Sn.nmrnc 12.H0 p m. 6.00 pm iJmi.lalk l.)5 p.m. 6.50 pm, I'r-.inn 1.35 p.m, 7.11 p.m Ki.- liirlonAI'ricev'e l..';5 p.m. 7.-35 p m M.irk.lHle l;.rkly W.llinrn^forJ Arri'.tt »'lia: •.v.,rlli .. 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Kl.iiil-iirt'...;i.O." i.iii. 1.3'l|).iu. 7. .15 p.m, \V ll.ri.li.'i..;i.2.' ii.Ui. 1.5'»p.m. 8.17 p.m. ""llniilu-r Suit V. l-i.i.m. 2.05 p.m. 8.33 p.m. .\V.l'.ii lO.'Hia.in. 2.27p.m. 9.00p.m. J'i-I'M. .. M. Iila.m. 2.39 p.m. 9.15 p.m. T •!;'.\-^ii, â€" Union Mtation, .\)ri\. ...10.30ii.ni. 3.00 p.m. 9.40p.m, THE STANDARD. i"i May, October 14th. 1881. r jl!/l-: Ciiiiula .\.lv.rtitiiit' ARcncV, ^^ • 20 1 K.iis .Mn it \Vf.,t. Toronto, W. W. lU-TCUEU, Mrtn.i./rr, • ' atiir'.ri/ul to rucuivH ♦Ivc'tiHimeuls fo '.I. IS p;ij.(-r. S' '.• niiri.iNs (iro rcciiviil nt this ofBce r.. tiiu litl'o.viii;; Taprr-i and Magiziuefl. KAIMKH. Y' to l»i;Iv (;!••'â- , per vtsir, t7 •• â-  .Mill. " 7.0 U'KRKMKH. ' â-  .,to \V. .kiv («lol)r, porycar, Jl..'o .M.iil •• 1.00 I: • U .•! •• SiH':t;itor •• J ni (• ' l";..iii.T â- â€¢ '"0 .â-  I.. ..„ •' 3.Ji MosT'ir.irs. 1- Alv.-it.-. prv.;ar, SI. 00 /\iiiip 111 A"i:i:iiltiirM " IV I (I'll l,.r I.; lliH •• 1 .â- .!» lAI.!, .\.SSlZh.S. WFtSKf-l)\V. l;i)';Kr.TKON r.«. C.\i:nky • «/.â€" It will lo r.iiicnilicicil tliiit Inst fall tlio Cii t:iiii "I III*' l-rdiifin Smith was couvict • â- I liy iiui^'islnitf.s at S;inlt Sto. Marie fir |ii-ciuiltiii!? lii|iior to ba soM t) the liiili:tii^ li'oiii liiu Luat but ou up]'i'iil 111 ilii C'tirt iit Tnioiito tLc conviction wii.-i |ita.slu'J. H'liile makini; itis a])- 1' i! Ik 1i;u1 to deposit !?4C0 willi the iiia;tis'lriitt s for iioualtics ami costs, 'i; wliii-li lie rcciuvcd back agaiu. II.- now .sufil thu tuagistratca for re- fi iviii;;fxci's.-ivi.' fje.s. Juilgmeut fur li' li lulaiit With costs, on tho ground l;i:it ilic riiagistnitcs never received l!i.: f.i tiny bLiiig only deposited by wiiy iif .siciinly in ]ilaeo of sjiviug a lioHil. .John Creasor, Q. '.,for plain- tiiV J:io. M. Ilamiitou .for defeud- iiiit.-i. THI'BSDAY. Yvn:' rs. Fakijiuarson. â€" This case iivii: o out of a row at a logging bee iu 111 • town.sliiji of Svdenham, at which .1" wa. budly litirt by Farqubarsou and iindrrcd nuablo to do Lis usual work, lie now sued for damages. W-rdicl. for plaintiff, 520O. J no. t'n isor, (). C, for plaiutifl Jas. .M:ison '.ir defendant. tjii f.x i». Fakqvii.xrson. â€" Thia was a criiniual action arieioK out uf the -:itni- row ai previous case, but as the d.fiii.luut had already been punished ni the civil suit, the prusicution was 'Iroj ped. Dams t al m. Watsos. â€" Action of trespass. The plautiff not being pre- pared to go ou, the case was dismissed with cost.-*. Mi:Faklani r». WiLUAMs. â€" Action of ejectment. S. J. Lane, Q. C, for plaiutifif Jas. Mason for defendant. JuJtrraent reserved. Like «». Best. â€" Thiswas an action for slander. AVhou the case was cal- led, the plaiutifif did uut appear, and the case was dismissed with costs. Qi'KKS rs. John Matheson. â€" Prison- er was tried on a charge of uttering forged Domiuiou note.s.the particulars of which we gave last year when the iiilair occurred. The evidence went to show that he wont to pass one of bills, but it was shown that he knew it Lad been altered. Verdict â€" Not guilty. A. Frost for the Crown Juo, rreasor, Q. C, fcr the defence. Qttken r$. Basbaba Btax. â€" This .icase was cornected witL tLe laat. It ifas sLowu tiiat the prisoner had of- fered a $5 bill at Mr. John Tucker's, which was refu»!d by Miss Tucker, who f^Lowed her tLat it had been rais- ed from a ^1. Sho afterward passed the same bill on Mr. George MeDoag- ali. Ver-liot â€" GaLty. Sentenced to six months in gnol. A. Frost for the Crown John Creaeor, Q. C, for the defence. -Loniea Caroline Ffathers, who had pleadeil guilty to tbe charge of forgery was sent for one year to Alorcer Fe- jaale Befar.'n^torJr. ABIEMESIA COUNCIL. Met in tbe Town Hall, Fleaberton, on Monday, October 3rd, 1881. Present Messrs Christoe, Wright, EUiott, Webster, and Pedlar. Minutes of previoua jaecting read and approved. The following accoonta were ordered to be paid. A. B. Fawcett, printing, $9.00 Thoe. Lander ,Beg. by-law 334, $8.06; W. J. Bellamy ,qnarter 8alar7,$37.50. Report of T. Wright, on expendi- ture of special grant for gravel road, presented and accepted. EUiott, Webster moved that the clerk request tbe Co. Treasarer to with draw from sale lots 14, 15, 16, 17, Simpson St. north, Eugenia, there be ing no such lots in Eugenia. Carri- ed. Wright, Pedlar moved that Samael Kingston be paid $3.25, for road job. Ward No. 8. Carried. Webster, Wright moved that Tbos. Gilbert be paid $3.80, being error in charging statute labor ou his lot at Station. Carried. Pedlar, Wright moved tliat Henry Fenwick be paid as follows $30.00 for road job, Ward No. 4, and $30.00 for road job on ICtli con.,special grant. Carried. Elliott, Pedlar move that the Beeve issue order payable to Thorp Wrigi t to tho amount of $83.80, special grant on gravel road, as per certified report; also order to A. Webster for special grant on gravel road when expendi- ture of same is certified. Carried. ElUott, Webster moved that Thos. Dunlop be paid $18.00 for road job. Ward No. 2. Carried. Webster, Pedlar moved that the Treasurer be instructed to open a de- benture account in his books at once, such account to show the date of the several outstanding debentures and for whom i.s.sued, the number and amount of money is-suedfor, us shown by such debentures, sucL debenture shall be credited annually with the sums collected as a sinking fuud, the Treasurer to deduct from orders grant- ed to Trustees such sums if not other- wise jirovided for, Ukewi.se a coupon on interest account, showing the in- terest collected and coupons paid.that a debenture account shidl be opened with the bank until tbe Council may direct differently, separate and apart from tlie ordinaiy current, account and .shall be deposited in the name of 1 10 municipality, and upon conditions 8;^efi{ied at time of de^iosit to be with- drawn only 011 joint order of Reeve (ind Ti'Liisni-er. Thrt the Treasurer do fiUTiish this Coun il with a state- iiiiiit of such debeiuure and deposit at the Council meeting in November, IHHl. That whenever a statement be roijiiirod, of funds on hand, or in bank it must bo di.stnict and seporatc from the said debentures, sinking fund and interest, .ind that hereafter the Treas- urer shall meet the Council at the ell i.sc of lufli .session, not later than fciir o'clock, p. m to pay the orders wliirli ii;:iy be drawn on hini, a copy of this resolution to be forwarded the Treasurer. C.UTietl. Council adjourned W. J. Uellamt, ClcTk. PBIZE LIST OF GLBNELO AO- BICULTUBAL SOCIBTTS FALL SHOW. Houar. General Paipo«»â€" A. Mer- cer, tod B. Wright, 8rd W. Daw. Carriageâ€" W. Wilson, 2nd A. Shid, 8rd C. W. Bpeers. 8iu?l« Carriage- C. W. Speers, 2nd Thos. Davia. bai- dle Hofio or Mare â€" B. Davis. Sod Jaa. Lauder. Mare, with leal bj Kdeâ€" E. Butledge. Spring foalâ€" W. Walk- er. 2ud E. Butledge. Two year old Coltâ€" W. McLongbry, 2nd B. Blair. Colt, 1 yr. oidâ€" A. Mercor. 2ud i. Mercer. Cattue, Bun, over 2 yrs. â€" George Biehardaon, 2nd B. McBcida. Ball, imder 2 yrs. â€" Jno. Thompson, 2ad J BUrt (bciM in«de)-1 Cw-pbd!^ B^Aakin. Bag Mat-^. BWisri- BOD. Sod T MuU^kOT. Any otUr variety m»t-J B And«sw. » yds. Bac Carpetâ€" J. Pum^ « Bieh. Watooo. Silk Cushion (Speial priie by John 8. Black, copy of BiUe Look- ing Glass)â€" A. Batttr. â-  ». â-  BUPHBA8IA AGB. 80CB6TY. nizx un. HoRSKs. â€" Teaaa draught IxneB, W. McConnell, 2nd Jas. Bowes, jr. JT^ mueral purpose horses, Jas. Duvai, sr 2d, Joseph Hawkins. Carriage horses, John Wilson, 2d J. Douglass. Single driver in rig, Wju. ifcConnell, 2d Thos. Davis. Brood mare, draught. GLENELG COUNCIL. on C'uincil met at the Town Hall .Ord iiist., all the members present. (ikucross aud McMillan moved that the account of J. Towusend for printing audadvertisii ig.aucunt ing'o §2.50, bo paid. â€" Carried. Hall aud Neil moved ttat this Council grant the .sum of $30.00 for the town- line between Holland and Glenjlg, as hollanJ council has grant- ed thu same amount. â€" Carried. The yeaa and nays being called for were as follows â€" Was-llall, Neil, McMillan. Nays â€" MclJea, Gleucross. Noil, Mc.\lil'on movfd that Thomas O'Djuuell be paid "il.OO for repairing bridge on Durham road. â€" Carried McMillan, (ilcncrossmoyed that widow Lcvingston, Durham road, be paid $21.00, as charity, as she is in a help less state. â€" Carriui' A by-law wua passed appointing polling places and deupty returning lUicers f jr next Municipal Election Neil, Hall moved that the bridge at lot 100,on tLe Istcoi;., and tLe bridge 2ud aud 3rd cons., W. T. S. R., be repaired, and that the mover super intend tho work. â€" Carried. Orders on the Treasurer were issued to the amount of $11X).00, ty pay for work on road iu Ward No. 4. McMillan, Neil moved that John M rri3on be paid $1.50, for repairing crossway and removing timber ofif side road 30, con. 3. N. D. R. â€" Carri- ed. The committee appointed at last meeting to investigate the cause oi the accident at the bridge at Lot 5, con. 8, handed in their report. Neil, Hall moved that the report of the special committee on the Glen- cross accident and bridge be adopted aud engrossed on the minutes. Hall, Gleucross moved tLat tLe clerk notify Thos. Donnell that the bridge across the Saugeen mast be completed by the 18th inst., other- wise this council will ask for new tenders to complete the work. â€" Carri- ed. Council adjourned to meet at the same place on 19th inst., 5or the par- pose of appointmg collectors for the current year. La Jer. ' T!.oroaghb^ Durhim Cow ' I.Loughead 2d J. '^}?^^^^^ -M. Armstrong: 2nd do. Ayrshire j mare, general purpose, T.Buchanan, HoNOB Bou. or S. S. No. 2, Abtk- iRsiA f jr thfl month- of September, 1881.â€" Senior 4th Class â€" Maximuai No. of Marks 431 â€" Fannie Green, 851. Junior 4th Class â€" Maxinum, 481â€" Ist Libbie Thompson. 821 Emma Wright, 814 Oscar Wright, 808. Srd Class 1st div. â€" Maxinnm, 422â€" Be^ Cunningham, 878 Mary A. Green, 856 Beatrice Fleahar, 806. Srd Class 2nd diT.â€" PmdanM Flesher, 809 EaphsDi* Bvrastt. 209 Snily Qilbraith. 288. !»« Oh« 8rd div.â€" Maximum 41«â€" duA HiU, 864 Ada Wright, 84 LIHm M«- Ghw, 94S Magi(i« Bcmett, Armstrong, Cowâ€" J. Lander, 2nd A. Shiel. Co giving milk I Grade )â€"R. Walker, 2nd Rich. Watson. Heifer, 2 yrs. oldâ€" R. Walker, 2nd Geo. Pilkey. Heifer, 1 yr. oldâ€" Walter Taylor, 2nd W. Walker. Spring Calfâ€" W. Walker, 2nd Geo. Richardaon. Yoke of Oxen â€" W. Waker, 2nd A. Shiel. Paa- 2 yr. oH Steersâ€" E. Butledfce. Pair 1 yr, old Steersâ€" B. McBrido. Shkif. Thoronghbrodsâ€" Aged Ram â€"Ed. Shaw, 2ud Wm. Fawcett. Bam Lamb- Ed. Shaw, 2iid W. Fawcett. Pail Ewes, having raised lambs 1881 â€"Ed. Shaw, 2nd Jno. Thompson. Pair Ewe lambs â€" Ed. Shaw, John Thompson. Aged Bam â€" Common â€" W. Fawcett, 2nd H. McKee. Ram Lambâ€" W. Fawcett. 2nd T. CampbeU. Pair Ewes, raised lambs in 1881 â€" J. Hunt. Pair Ewe Lambs â€" Jno. Hunt. SwiNS. Berkshireâ€" Spring Boar â€" W. Fawcett. Aged Sowâ€" D. McDiif- fie, 2nd A. Mercer. Spring Sow -A. Mercer. 2nd B. Coleman, Mark Arm- strong (special). Suffolk, Aged Boar â€"E.Shaw. SpringBoarâ€" E. Shaw. Aged Sowâ€" T. Campbell. Spriug Sowâ€" E. Shaw, 2nd W. D'ivis. PocLTRV, Pair Geese â€" J. Green, 2ud T. Campbell. Pair Turkeysâ€" Rich. Watson, 2nd R. Walker. Pair Ducks, largeâ€" Geo. Pilkey. P8irDucks{8mall) â€" S. Boyce, 2ud W. Burnet. Pair Leghorn" fowls â€" Rich. Watson, 2ad T. Davis. Pair Bralimas â€" Haskett Bros. Pair Spanish â€" Haskett Bros 2ud do. Pair Hamburgs â€" W. Doug- lass, 2ud R. Watson. Grain, Bushel Fall Wheat. (SeDneca or Claws m) â€" W Fa wet tt,2nd W. Bur- net. Bushel Fall Wheat (any other kind)â€" J. Green, 2nd do. Bushel of Spring wheat (White Russian) J. R. AudcrsoD, 2nd D. McDnffie. Bushel Sprmg wheat (any other kind) Shep. Boyce, 2ud W. Douglass. Bush. Bar- ley. â€" W. Burnet. Bush. Large Peas â€"J. R. Anderson, 2nd Robt Walker. Bush, small white Peas â€" H. McKee, 2nd E. Rutledge. Bush. White Oats â€"W. Burnet, 2nd D McDuffio. Bush. Black Oats â€" Ino. Giikspie. 2nd Wm. Douglass. Half-busti. Timothy sc"J â€" G. Filkey, 2nd Jas. Lauder. S.x Ears Indian Corn â€" R. U. Siiusoii. 2nd W. Burnet. Pjck Beans (wbito) â€" B. Wright, 2iul R. U. Siin^m. Roots, bnsli. Early Hose Potatoes â€" W. Davis, 2iul J.is. Tlinnipsoi). Biisli- el any otiKr kind â€" Jas. Thompson, 2nd A. SIiiol. C SweJo TuMii^is â€" A. Mercer, 2nd VV. Fawcett. Tutni- s, any other kind â€" T. Campbell, 2n(l B. Coleman. G Mantrold Wur'zals â€" Jas. Thomps.on, 2nJ H. Matheson. S.s blood Beetsâ€" W. Molinughrv, 2iid D. McDiittie. 6 Field CaiTols â€" James Tliompson, 2nd W. McLoughry. Six Early Horn Carrots â€" Jas, Lander, 2nd R. H. Slius'in. 6 Pdr.sni;wâ€" Ja:;. Thompson, 2iid 11. .Mathea'm. 3 Roots Celery â€" J. Thompson, 2ud R. II. Stiusfin. Twoluaiis C.itiliflow. r â€" J. Tl.'ompson, 2iid II. Matheson. Two h ads Enrly York Cabbage â€" H. Math- eson, 2iid Jas. Tliompson. 2 heads any other kind â€" H Mathesou, 2iiil S. l)iyce. 6 Tomatoes â€" J. Thompson, 2nd II. Matheson. 1 gal. Potato Ou- ion.s â€" H. Matheson, 2nd J. Thompson. 1 gal. any other kind onions â€" R. H. Stinson, 2nd Jno. Purvis. 2 Squashes â€" H. Matheson, 2nd Jaa. Thompson. 2 Pumkine â€" R. H. Stinson, 2iid Jas. Thompson. 6 Cucumbers, pickling â€" S. Boyce, 2nd R. H. Stinson. Three Citrjns â€" J. Thompson, 2nd B. Cole- man. 3 Water Melons â€" J. Thomp- son, 2nd H. MatLeson. Frlit, 6 winter aoplcs â€" R. Gilray, 2nd R. H. Stinson.* 6 Fall applesâ€" B. WrigLt, 2nd Thos. Gilray. 3 vari- eties apples, 8 of each â€" J. Lauder, 2nd T. Gilray. 12 Crab applesâ€" G. Pilkey, 2Dd J. Thompson. 4 varieties crab apples, 3 of each â€" Jas. Lauder. G Pearsâ€" G. S, Bowes, 2nd T. Gilray. 6 bunches Grapes â€" G. S. Bowes. 6 Blue Plums â€" G. S. Bawes, 2nd Thos. Gilray. 6 Green Gage Plums â€" G. S. Bowes. 6 any other kind plums â€" J. Lauder, 2nd £. Davis. Daisy Pboducts â€" 50 lbs. Firkin Butter â€" S. Boyce, 2nd A Mercer 6 lbs Roll Butterâ€" S. Boyce, 2ud Ed. Rutledge. 40 lbs. Cheese (factory make) â€" E. Davis. 10 lbs. Cheese (home made) â€" G. BicUardson, 2ud do. 100 lbs. Flour (spnng wheat) â€" W. J. Rowe. 2 loaves bread (home made) H. McKee, 2nd S. Boyce 2 lbs. Maple Sugar â€" J. Purvis, 2nd E Rut- ledge, Half-gal. Maple Byraj, â€" Ed. Rutledge, 2na S. Boyce. Manufact0RE8, Farm Waggon â€" R. H. Sttuson. Democrat â€" R. H. Stiu- son, 2udT. Swau. Single Buggy â€" VV. .Mason, 2nd T. Swau. Single Cutter â€" W. Mason, 2nd Juo. Johnston. Pur Mtiu's Boots (coarse) â€" Kay Thomas. Pair Men's Boots (fine) â€" Kay Tuomas. Set Horse Shoes (hammer finisLed) â€" R. H. Stinson, 2ud J. Noble. Panel Door â€" Thob. McNea, 2nd do. Window Sasbâ€" T. ...cNea, 2nd do. Specimen Cooper Wareâ€" J. H. Uull aud T. Mullsrkey, Ties. Specimens Tin Ware â€" Has- kett Bros., 2od do. Specimen Pen- manship â€" Robt. Davia. Specimen of PeumausLip, under 15 yrs. â€" E. Davis. 5 yds. i ull cloth (home made) â€" Thos. Campbell. 2nd R. McBride. T yds. Satinet (Lome made) â€" R. Walker, 2nd J. Lauder. 6 yds. Fancy Flannel â€" R. H. Stinson, 2nd Rich. Askin. 5 yds. plain flannel â€" T. Campbell, 2nd A. Shiel. Pair Blanitetsâ€" 8. Boyce, 2nd J. Purvis. Pair Horse Blanket â€" W. Burnet. Ladiss WoBX,Pair Wool Mitts (home made) â€" T. Davis, 2nd do. Pair Wool Socks â€" Robt. Askin, 2nd 8 Boyce. Patchwork Quiltâ€" T Gilray, 2nd B Qilray. Fancy Qmlt â€" Bich Watson, 2nd B H Stinson. Log Uabm Quiltâ€" Robt Askin, 2nd T Gilray. Embroid- ery in Cottonâ€" Bobt. Askin, 2nd T Gilray. Berhn Wool, raisedâ€" B. Gil- ray, 2nd T Gilray. Berhn Work, flat â€" B Oihray, 2nd B Davis. Fancy j Knitting, in enttm â€" Bobt. Askin, 2nd H McKso Bobt Askin, recommended. Fancy Ksittiiig, in woolâ€" B H Stin- son. Knitted Laceâ€" G Bichardson. Collection Berlin wool workâ€" B Oil " Qilray ray, 2nd T Gilray. Hair Workâ€" T Q^j.M B.GU,.y. Oeof,Fme picUire;:,' i^" "i^l' IJ^ â- Â»' -• ji -v.-fr u i.e. 'hj â-  ' â-  2d J. Anderson. Brood mare, car- riage, J. MaLojiey, 2d W. McConnelL 2 year old draught filly or gelding. J. Bowes, jr., 2d John Douglass. 2-year oM general purpose filly or gelding, J. Douglass, 2d W. Fawcett, 2-year old carriage, filly or gelding, Johu Job, 2d John Anderson. 1-year old dranght, Donald Robertson. 1-year old gener- al purpose, filly or gelding, A. David- son, 2d Hugh I'oy. tme year old car- riage, filly or gti liii' Hujh Riddle. Spring foal, druii-li!. NVm. Mi chell. Spring foal, gfueiMlitiiiH^se, J. Mick, 2d Jas. Gibson, h, img foiJ, carriage. J. Mahoney, 2 t J. Dju,i,l;is;i. Cattle, Durham. â€" Milch cow, R. Clark, 2ud do. Two-ve ir-.'Ll heifer, R. CLirk. Heifi r c.df^ R. Clark, 2nd do. BuU caK, R. tluk. Grade â€" Yoke woil.iug oxen, Wm. Sheplierdson, 2d J. Anderson. Cow, giving milk, R. C'Lu-k, 2d Wm. Duke. Two-year-old heifer, D. Robertson, 2d do. One-year old heifer, R. Clark, 2d D. Robertson. Heifer Calf, Thomas Gihray, J. 2d G. Perry. Sheep, Leicester or Lincohi. â€" Aged ram, E. Shaw. Sheiuhng ram, E. Shaw, 2nd W. Fawcett. Ram lamb, E. Shaw, 2ud do. Paii- aged ewes, E. SLaw. Pair sLearling ewes, E.Shaw, 2nd do. Pair ewe lambs, E. Sliaw. Cotswolds â€" Aged ram, G. Shep- Lerdson. Shearling ram, W. Fawcett. Ram Lamb, W. Fawcett, 2d W. Shep- herdson. Pair shearling ewes, Geo. Shepherdson. Pair ewe lambs, Wm. Shepherdson. SwixB, Berkshire. â€" Brood sow.J. An- derson, 2nd do. Boai-, of 1881, W. Fawcett, 2d J. Myles. Suffolk â€" Aged boar, E. Shaw. Boar of 1881, E. Sbaw. Sow of 1881, E. Shaw, 2d J. Boyd. PorLTRY. â€" Pair geese, J. Bowes, jr. 2nd R. H. Stinson. Pair Ducks, T. Gilray. Grain. â€" Fall wheat, John Green, 2ud C, Clark. White Russian, Wm. Hatmiui, 2d W. McConnell. Two bushels Spring wheat, C. Clark, 2ud N. Clark. Bariey, C. Clark, 2d J. D. Crabtree. • White Oats, C. Clark, 2ud N.Clark. Black oats, N. Claik. Peas, W. McConnell, 2d W. Hartman. Eai-- Rose Potatoes, J. Thompson, 2nd J. Bowes, jr. Potatoes, any sort, J. Bowes, sr., 2nd J. Hutchi.son. Swede turnips, J. Douglas?, 2d J. C. I'ater- 80U. Mangold Wurtzels, T. Burns, 2nd J. ThompbOii. Blood hcols, J. Lawrence, 2d Thos. Jordan. Field CiUTots, J. Douglass, 2d J. I). Crab- tree. Table Carrots, R. H. Stinson, 2ud Thos. Jordon. Par.snips, J. Thomnsou, 2d Thos. Jordaa. Pump- kins, R. Qoiutou. 2nd J. Mai-shall. Squash, J. Thompsou, 2ud J. Law- rence. Cabbage, J. Tliompson, 2nd J. Hawkins. Cauliflowers, J. Thomp- son, 2d J. Hawkins. Onions, black seed, J. Thompsou, 2d Thos. Jordan. Twelve onions, top, R. H. Stinson, 2d R. Clark. Quart top onion seed, J. Thompson, 2d R. H. Stinson. Tcni:i- toes, J. Thompsou, 2d J. D. Cralitrcc. CeleiT, J. Thompson, 2nd T. Jordan. Twelve eai-s coi-n, Wm. Mitchell, 2iul J. D. Crabtree. Collection beans, J. Gibson, 2ud R. U. Stinson. CoUof- tion vegetables, R. H. Stiusou. 2ud T. Jordan. Fruit. â€" Fall apples, J. G. Pen-y,2d R. Bowser. Winter apples, J. Johe, 2nd J. Anderson, Fall Pears, J. Jobo, 2nd R. Bowser. Winter pears, J. Jobe, 2d J. Marshall. Plums, R. Clark, 2nd R. Gilray. Grapes, R. Bowser, 2nd J. D. Crabtree. Collec- tion of fruit, J. C. Paterson, 2nd R. Gihay. Datrt Produce. â€" Tub butter, Hugh Johnston, 2nd S. Gilmore, 3rd,' J. G. Perry, Roll butter, H. Johnston. A. Kellaugh. Cheese, J. Irwin, (town Une), 2nd do. Box honey, T. Jordan. Home-made bread, R. Clark. 2ud N. Clark. Implements. â€" Farmer's waggon, Stinson Marshall. Democrat wag- gon, Stinson Marshall, 2ud McKen- zie Si, McKinnon. Buggy, double or single, McKenzie A McKinuou, 2d H. Pedwell. Plough, Bowes Curiy. Fanning mill, C. Watt, 2ud do. Cut- ter, J. JoLuston. Root Cutter, C. Watt. Manufactures, â€" Set team Lamess, H. McDonald, 2nd T. Bulleyment. Carriage Lamess, H. McDonald, T. Bulleyment. Single Laruess, H. Mc- Donald, 2ud do. Saddle, bridle and martingale, H. McDonald, 2nd do. Fulled Cloth, R. Quiuton. Satinet, Quinton. Fancy flannel, R. H. Stin- son, 2ud N. Clark. Plain flannel, R. Clark, 2d R. Quiuton. Pair blankets, J. Jobe, 2d R. Gib-ay. Coverlet, J. Bowes, jr., 2d R. Gilray. Kip boots, men's, T. C. Wilcox, 2nd J. W. Love. Set borse-shoes, R. H. Stinson. Laddes' Work. â€" Patchwork quilt, Mrs. R. Gib-ay, 2d Mis. H. Johnston.' Knit qmlt, Mrs. R. H. Stinson. Quilt of other description; Mrs. S. Halbert, 2d Mrs. R. H. Stinson. Embroidery! in cotton or worsted, Mrs. T. Bulley- ment. Feather flowers, Mrs. R. H. Stinson. Leather work, Mrs, R. h! Stmson. Braiding, Miss Perry, 2nd Miss Gilray. Crochet work, Mrs Gilray, 2nd Mrs. Bulleyment Tidy knitted or crochet, Miss Davis, 2nd Mrs. R. Quinton. Pair woollen stock- ings, Mrs. B. Quinton, 2nd do. Wool- len Socks, Mrs. B. Quinton, 2nd Mrs J. Irwin. Woollen mitts, Mrs. John- ston, 2nd Mrs. Hawkins. WooUen 0oves, Mrs. Quinton, 2nd Mrs. Stin- wn. Bag or wool mat, hooked, Mrs. Brendner. 2nd Mrs. Quinton. Fancy kmtting, m cotton, Mrs. Qomton, 2nd do. Hau- work, Mrs. A. J. Ckrk, 2d Mrs. Jordan. Berhn wool work, Mrs. Jordan 2nd Mrs. Gih»y. O^i^a^ of needle-work, Mrs. Gibay, grfd Mrs Johnston. Bouquet of flowers, ' Thos. Jordon, 2nd B. H. Stmson. Artificial flowers,^ Mrs. Gilray. Pair piUow shams, Mrs. Bolleyment, 2d Mr^ Gfl- ray. Language faOs me to express the feehngs of the Directors to those who so nobly aided them in their efidrts to make the show a success, by brimnM ,toBt»i«rB«wiSrimlt»riJh.a and to tbe attractions to be seem 1 gnro I bat feebly eiprosa Sings whsn I say they are tbanWd toMnT Phillips for bringing out snoh gn exhibit of fancy wurk without any hope of reward, but to add to the i^ trMtiots of the show; nor do they want to forget Master Easton m p^ drawmg, which was mncb admired. Hopmg those whose names »» 0°"*- tedinthiB short notioe of thanks wiU oA be offoided^ I remain, yours truly, X. Absbcbombie, Sec. Smc«.-We wish it dJBtinctly understood that we do not hM ourseWes respoiwibte for fte opinioM eiprewedby our oortespondeute. To tbe Editor. Deak Sib,â€" As I am from the min- ity of Markdale. it may he of interest to some of the readers of your valuable paper, «f I eive through your columns a short account of my journey west. I lift Lome on tLe 12f.L of July, and reacLed here m thirteen davs. We sailed from Owen Sound ou a boat callel the ^lanitoulin to Sault Stc- Marie, aud were unfortnuate enough to take the Whmipeg from there to Diiluth- Thcie was about seventy passengers ou board, and the weather being fine, aU seemed to enjoy tbe trip well; but on reaching DulutL dock the scene was changed. We reached the dock about 1:80 a.m., and all the passengers aud most of the crew had went to bed alout 12, il tending to sleep uutil morning, aa the boat was ii0 going to pUoe in. hundred -ilafc We arnTed iTlCIe City Sunday eywiing. it ap- pears to b. • fi«t Uttle plwe. Yestsr- iay moniing we startrt from Mfle (Sty and fordad Tongue Bive#, and m a few minutes we w«s in Fort Kec^ The Fort is bnilt in a tery pretty place. I hid tbe pleasure cf meetiof Mr. Eichardson, formerly ot MsrVdale, here, I had just time for a few minutes talk with him aa our outfit did^ot stop in the fort, and I didnot wish to be left too far behind. Mr. B. is the Mily man I have seen iu Montana that I ever saw before, and he said that I was the only one he had seen. After we pass a short dijtonoo from Fort Keogh we come to an encamp- ment of Cheyenne Indians, I counted a,bout one hundred camp." butAeie be ft great many more. They We bought a lot may have quite a farm of water melons from them, and they were very good. The squaws were busy drying squashes r««nP*"8- "' falo meat and tanning hides the In dians were either sitting smoking their pipes or saddUng their ponies, tliey fteem to Lave a great number of yery sice pouies. We are now camped about tweJye miles above Fort KeogL, aud the couu- try does not seem any belter than what we have travelled through. I will write no more at present, if I go further West I may write agaiu. Yours, c., iRANK BeATTIE. ATTENTlOjIi^ Oo»ot)er 9km 14tii. 1881. leave the dock that day, little expecting Yt.iiJ)v;sio^% Valley, Montana, Sept. 13, '81. to be awakened by the cry of fiip. I remember hearing tho whistle bl'.w ou striking the dock, and thi a I h aid the cry of fire, but I conid scarcely be- lieve that the persons doing tiie shout- ing meant all tliey said, and I did not get up as soon as I miglit, but wLeu mj partner, Mr. R. McKenzie, came to the door of my state-rooir aud call- ed for me to get out, tLat tlio boat was ou fire, I began to fully realize my ijosition, and picking up my coat, vest, aud overcoat, I got out of there just as fast as I knew how. I Mirew my clothes on the wharf and raL back for my valise, but the baggage room was so full of smoke that I couldn't see, aud I took another man's valise instead of my own. I then done what I could to help save some of tlie pas- sengers, but I fiupposo you Lad full particularj at the time it happened, BO I nesd not be giving you derails, When the fire was over, I found I had either dropped my vest iu running out or some one had picked it up off the wharf, so I was minus of most of my clothes, watch aud some money, but I felt thankful that I got cff as safe as I did. Many of the passengers lost all their clothes except what they were slee'Miig in. After staying two days in Duluth, a party of thirty of us started for the Yellow Stone Valley, by the Northern Pacific R. R. The road fir a coiisid- ernblc distance runs close to the St. Mary's River, aud there is some splen- did scenery, sometimes we appoarod to be sweeping along a hundriid foot above the water. I lilic tho appear- ance of the country through .Minmsota and Dakota a ory well, but the crops appeared to be very light. Harvest had just commenced when we passed through. There is hundreds of miles of land iu the western r»«t of Dakota on the road, not taken up yet. if any one from Artemcsia is thinking oi settling iu Dakota, I would advise them to have a look at the land round Autilopc Station. In the aftenioou of tbe third we cross the line into lion- tana, aud iu the eyeniug we reach Gleudive, a small village at the end of the road. I will venture a descri)tion of this wonderful place. I think there is about fifty places of business, it has an Opera House, Dance House, aud a Music Hall, and the balance in res- taurants and saloous, all of which are under canvas or mud covered huts. Of our party of thirty which left Duluth only nine rea':Led the Yellow Stone Valley. Many were tLe stories told us about Indians, rattlesnakes, j bad water, c., but as yet I see no cause of fear; the water is very good, true there is plenty of Indians BIRTHS. McCaixdmâ€" In Artemesia, on the 10th of Sept Iho wUc of Simon McCallum of a son. McDlvrmibâ€" In MarkJalc, on the 10 h inst.^ the wife of Eov. N. A. McDiarmid ol a daajhler. (FROM BRAZIL.) The New Compound, its won- derful affinity to tbe Digestive Apparatus and tbe Liver, increas- ing the dissolving juices, reliev- ing almost instantly the dreadful results of Dz'spepsia, Indigestion, and the TORPID LIVER, makes Zopesa an every day necessity in ivery house. I It acts gently and speedily in Biliousness, Costiveness, Haad- Ache, Sick Headache, Distress at- ter Eating.Wind on the Stomach, i Heartburn, Fains in the Side and Back, Want of Appetite, Want ot Energy, Lo-jv Spirits, Foul Stom- ach. It invigorates the Liver, car- ries off all surplus bile, regulates the Howels, and gives tone to the â- vhole system. Cut this out and take it to your Druggist and ^3t a 10 cent Sample, or a large bottle for 75 cents, ana tell your neie:ubor about it. A^' XI. Steinlion; ou.sE.sitiN.A cuiRiAar; p-untkb. Contracts taki-ii in town or couitn' Ihmdaik, Oct. 12, 1881. 71y H B J. 5IASSOIV, ARIUSTF.K. :,US'n:R AND PEP. KEG. in Chancorv, Notaiy Public, ronvcyan- ccr. Ac. Oflices â€" .vcn Soun.l, in Vickfi '.s Block, Po: ' tt St.; anil in Maikd.ile on Friday and Satiird,iy ev,.'iy wii k. 57.1j INTO t!ic prrniiso.' of tho ftitigcri'-or, lot C, con. 4. Euphraoia, aloiit the 10th Scp- ti ni!i;i-, two E.vos and oni' T.;iniU The owner is ri'i!i.sl( 1 to prove jToperty, pny e- peiis«s, and take them away. P. n. EIXIS. Euphrasia, Oct. lOih, 1831. u7-3iu Toac'liei' "VVantetl. I710K School St'ction Xo. 1. Glonol?. male or fciiialo. (luale prefem.'J). Applicaut.s by mail will please state .;!ary. Duties to commence the 1st Jairaarr, 18jJ2. THOS. TOWNSE-VD, Sec-Troas., !^77'it. Cilascott P. O. Span of Mares Stolen. it is ONE dark brown, with strip of white down the face â€" larper towards the nose two white hind lops carries head high when driving, and keeps tonpue out will not allow a stranger to (,Toom hoj: without kicking. The We started out ou foot up the Yellow • °'"^f "" "' """ "' '°^ ^^^. low " ' i »ot. has a sni ill swelling on front of hiiifl leg â€"is peevish .villi Btran;^rs, and offers to bite and rattlesnakes, but both seem harm- less if they are not interfered with. â- 3*' â- i «r'"'«aj^: -•!« 18 Stoue and walked twenty five miles, I felt as if I had walked enough just then, 6C I hired as assistant cook, and I like the woik veiy well. I am now getting $40 per month and boori. My employer having finished hia con- tract here, our outfit cousisting of thkty men with six teams, start on a journey of one hundred miles up the Yellow Stone Valley. Now, I must say, for what I Lave seen of tho Valley it is not what it is cracked up to be. I Lave now travelled over one Lundred jniles of it, and I have not seen iu one place more than 2 or 3 thousand acred of what I would call good land, aud it is said that this is the best land in Montana, so I don't tbink tLat Mon- tana wUI ever be considered mucL of a farming country. The Valley is not more than 7 or 8 miles wide at any place as far west as I have oome. Travelling is a great deal different in the West than what I have been used to. When night comes we pull our stove off the waggon, cook our supper, and then spread a canvas on the prair- and our blankets on tl»at, and lay n» to sleep, i did not sleep very well at first, but I soon got used to it. We met several ox trains there is a great difference between ox teaming here and in Artemesia; one man drives aa many as thirty-two oi«n hitched to a train ofaeTen or eight iMge covered waggons, coupled short like a train of cars, and tbe whip he naea w»uld b« » dnmsj Mtiele u ti^e h»»i« of aa Artemeaia tewnater. hia 7^£X^ M from two to thwe f«et long with • iMh tirantr-siz any ono wlio attempts to put their hand on lior. The almve were stolen from the stable of Mrs. Wilson, r-ot. ll», con. 5, Albion, on tho night of the 25th Sejitemler, bv one Wm. Wilson, of Bolton; abcut 20 years of age; slim built; round shoulderej " bare spot on head behind right car; dark complexion. 820 reward will be given to anv p!rson who will give such information as will lead to tho recovery of the horses or the arrest of the thief. Albion, Oct. lOth, 1881. MRS. \\1LS0N. 57-7-3f MANHOOD HOW LOST, w HOW .RESTORED. le down E have recently published a new edition of Dp. Culvrrwcll's Celebrated Emsay on the radical and nervous Uebilitv, MenUl and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage etc., resulting from eicebscs. ^Piice, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cts or two p'jstage stamps. " The celebrated author, in this admirable t-ssay, clearly demonstrate*, from thirty years successful practice, that alarmim? con- sequences may be radically cured without the oaugerous use ol internal medicines or the nse of the knife pointing out a mode of cm* at onoe simple, certain and effectual by ^ans of which evciy sufferer, no matti wiat his condition may be, may care hima^ cheaply, privately aud radically. e«-Thi8 Lecture shoold be ia tbe hands of every youth and every man in the land. Address The Culvwiitell Medical Ce.i 41 Aa« 9t- Mew rartc ' Post Office Box i50. "Victoria House, O^-EN BOSTX. â-  SoTtkTOis GniiM, .... PmoMiaioa. This house, â- â€¢ tvnf tk« espMkl J»Torit« o£ th« tarming communHy, haa been r«tt«4 and refurnished, aud is now open for the r«- oeption of gtte«*. w within ea«y reaeh of the OoartHoMe. «od has the advantage of being portions of the town, l)6ia^hit5ate t)n Uni5i Street, near CoctwttTe f OBadrr » October 4th, 1881. ^^' i^^y HILL BRO!^. oâ€" Ifany lineaar Ckxtda boogbt aft«r tbe teU rf ten per ecnt. in pnoe, he^ w. T;-.- '..._ .. jpriae* will be ri^t. ' ... ;. ^| Stacks of WinceySi Stacks of Tweeds, Stacks of Boots and Shoe* Stacks of Ready-made Clothing, Stacks of Mantles for the Lad Oa*ll Qjn,5. See "O'a. GOODS PLENTiFoTAi" PRICES I|| -^Tot H^ N0TICE8 f^ Bnow on Monday. 1^ bamcM made go to T. eoming to Market in laige [jews has the cheapest and xltDBni of Trunlfs. hur«a»y. 30th inst., is Thaokagivine iTeMsher wanted for section lenelg. S^ A.dvt. ,„ Charms. Necklets, and in 'great variety at Wilcoxs, ler. Bor, Esq. \\ Otu "Vi We are cfetcnnined to continne tfce large increase in onr "),us n,.v, Mullen, will return by the Ist of Octoebr, at which date we puri,os tv,«^ â- ""«•. of our business, and trust to cfmtiiiiie that part of our busin.-ss ji, ji """llwL manner. Thanking you for past favors an.l trust to be favorud wnti^ « "' "Kji same. ' ""»c«i,,, N. B. â€" Wc are open fo bur any qnantity of Butter, Wln-at and aU kinJ a don't see us on the market let u know before you sfU. "" "' 1 Markdale, September 14th, U881. SfalognMi with in Mr; A. iS. Female Oo| NOTICED acrwl^] brought to I Do; Boots, I Wome^ CLilJr the Fakl thoiii. A nmuliLi Mr. T. Caul fie WiTe Will ol the Htl: killed. III! Oftll. (1-L'S| balaijcL' huJ Ei:yi.(ihlJ liiRLe-t I'H^ .T.W. ItOSS UII'Tl^ (Jrcy iiii-.l of isiiytliii to give iti!:, ai; Sale r.ii: j;.v!i'.it| (Kl.o'tHM tlie b. st q tin' sufTc price piiiJ Wo lixl who h:i~ i iist t\\ I hi- l.r. fl,'.ii iJ'L.ii; Wonderful Invention J Tiirs IS A MECHANICAL DEVI( For Learning to Play CHORDS AND AGG6E!l?£^IM£||Ti and S. J. Laue. r Owen Sound, have been ap- Queen's Ccuucil. Bros, shipiwd two car lojids and hogs from M;ukdiiIo this bHTO oil company, are sole nturers of "C.-istorine niHciriiie fnnffements will be pr sncuti'd, building for the FouiuUy is and the proprietor is luov- jwn. He win Lave it in opcr- a few weeks, [in of Lorses stolen; $20rew.'xid kture of horses or tho thief; sec emeut iu aaothcr column, raut of 8^a'5«!, we have left ovi-r week, Prize List for I'-.tst (ircv liow aud Hollaud To«usIiip, er; will Lave Osj rey Pr«ze Li 1 1 ^t issue also. your dealers for "Ciist iriiie" he oil, and see that tiie Imrn-I Ided ••C.istoriiie, as none â- â€¢liii r i kiue. I I pTU-L THKV GO.â€" Ill i:ry iletil. ' fcClew, Wm. IJiirni'tt. -Ir., uii 1 ' feoyd. all ol Ai tjiae.'-iii, Kft 1;;-: MauitoLii. i ist say it's the nicest miii^ I set! for the teith an I l.i.;.;ii. feryone linvu-^ .ti iuJ-Ti n-.i.i;i:v, toilet gem. (ict n .li-t. sjitjipl" "Caetoriue" Maeiiiin" Oil. f. r luds of macliimrv, it i.s a.'-n « \. j It for liariK-.ss aii.4 k-iiilnr. n:ti; ' water aud weather jiTool' I'.-t bv dealers. j a; " v..r..;:. I ' .iti I 11- nil! i.. i. o:x Tin: PIANO AND ORGA Any person, Young or Old, whei^ have any Musical can learn or PLAY taient orcc: a ANT- VEEY TIIIB THING, in SHOET what would take years in the eld v/ay, besides a great expense for Books, Tuition, etc., etc. Sent, pre-paid on receip of i were visited by a '^rvcr-- fnvt nights of Moii'1-ty nu.l Tiii.l:iy. ming the lalt'r iii;,'Iit fully li*!;- :b tliiek, NN oliii s.lay wa.-- b.iia. warmer. wor.1 eliarac; r c.;;no:s fr-iia ;. wLich means to engrave ni";ii or In sclocfin^r pons it i- a;- e to 3ee that tho iiaiui.' of ll-t-r. is Btampi'^l nil theiii. A HAUL) TA.sK. find a better n- ii-' ly fo-.- Jy-," |» idiire: tioii, ni;i| imfi'iriti" of t!n- than the l-i ir.i"ck li^.i.i.l Jii; ;.^.j.-.. $1 (XI, trial l.ottVs 10 ce."l.-. ,n estll!^ive cr Milt f-ril. -.n Bhuk s, iitar I'l dov, 24!h. Oit. stock iiiipkiiK-iit-, li -lis- ir-' " tare, together wi'li hay and straw-. lills fur particule;-s. ' ;i •? r t I t;.. r .f ... pr • it. i'.M- â€" ^VJL,» PIANOSORCAI VERY LOW PKICES: ADDRESS, :â- ::â- . :.,.: â-  â- ;:• J.: A. CEAWFOS ' â- " 42tj Kii5- .^n'e^i.l^astj^^l Toronto, April i4*h, S8t. MARKDALE ).£^ HOUS ALEX. RUTLEDGE, Viof THIS HOTEL is a large three storevl.ri.k l..i: .::iir..r...: !M:""j^* every modern eonvenience. It is fiiinislu.l ii; l^r t l"^-'•"^,:l« with the best brards of Wines, Liquors aud i-iir :r i ti t:,hr* „^.^ the seasoti. The traveUiu^ Public mav relv .ip..i. .\. •.^ "'••'""":. ii»^ #A»f /? 1 O 1 r. J. .. *. ' .. »*.... Attn ** The travelliuK Public mav relv upMi im Good f ample licnmt fi,r Coiiim^rc'icil 'ir. r, i: r. lâ€"f '"•; ^,1). a Bus to and from all Trainw. li.KKl st.ri v.. n J 'â- "'â- " i'lir ♦••? Wilson bryden Re« to aunouace to the public that tliev arc pi^pared to deuver meat to any part of tlie town. We have FARM FOR' ^5B i.,... 1. â- fi*c*'v," ..1. .4 Ile^y «IU^ 1"*/V IOTS I«iiit 11 'i.u:.I.,i4u..i-i[|^'V:^ sl.l ou i'»'.^ ,,aniu.'ars.ai'»"« 'â- V" FOB THE ENOIilSH! MaiK-lHle. ^•^' m .^ror III' I Jf i,.i "'â„¢:(;s if iruv .sii.ii, oii X 'i\al;t|'..v -i: FOWLi^lis I vT:;A;r ;•â-  WILD Sli..\\Vi:i.:i;i;V. res all forni.s of bf.v. 1 cinl;.' "i!!!... _^. fants or adults. Tiie iii"rt .»J.-, â- iasant ami perfect i;ii.ly hii.w.i. hrely vegelable aii.l Ir.efr •!Uj.:,. •pojsoaou* drags. JsE "Castoiino" Ma-lmio oil. (..i kinds of inacliiiK'i y. it h «I- «• •• lent for L«rn' and lath r. iim!;. itwater an hvoatli by dealers. ESPECT. â€" Thctlrcy Hiirs ..f .11 demand an.l .slioiiM lei-t'iv.- r. j li ut the Grey Hairs of voiin.'p ^-l [Hire attentionâ€" in the way f i: Ciugales Hair Keiiewcr. S 1 by bruggist 50 ceiit.s a bott!- D. J. Sliaiialrin.cairi..-.' • m;;!i- â- â- . purchased tiie vae.:i.I I â- ! U'^tl- Revere ILiuse on Mill S!r-t i •: where he i::!. Ciis tii!"i;i.' buiiden?;, an.l will bejn .-i p ...i to carry on i;i busiiiv^.- till itiore lusively. r. Carwin's Sto'.iiach an \C .nU\-*- Hitlers 'ire 111 ev-rv s.-is.' ..J tit./ 'U r uorthii Jiiiiiilii uiolfi"" rti.i Ve Kbid to leaiii liial tluy ar. rap tHtlllL' t'l.' p^aiN- ol' I'.â€" Il.r I- littie I'tlls. .\. Ti i:m.u .V t... •al agents for Marl.,1 1!, r. Mas.s(iii. from Oiv.u S .iij;.' in town thi w.ek nul iu! ;.,- iug a Lau t).liiie in thi- li' niay be socii on pr-fâ€" ^-ii iiimJ b .•! at the Maik.I.ile Ifou-.^ ..u Fri :;t- Satunlay thi-- week a.'f. i v\;ir.lri mteuils having his ollice in Molur d 8 IJlock. AT EVLiivo.Ni; s.ws :..! sr BE llilE. All unite i.i praise of Dr. I'.nvl -rs xtractjf W il I Strawli. rry who ha^- d it.s etUeacy in .â- -•uriiu' 'h.br.i rbus, L'rani|s. Dysent'iy, N'ausi*. StouiacL ati.l lt_#wi (â-  â- :tip!:i.Mi.. nerally in ch.i.lreii or ab'its. K -iv iraoii shoiihl U,.ei airiily o.i ii:t::i. We notice one of to :-• J a;j:i:'!i3 e trees in front of Mr. K iv.iri resi^bneo Las been b:. •';â- !! n, and wo iuulei!Hii 1 tie vartie- kucwn who did it. 'i'u law !• y strict, and the pui.ishiueuts. v. ;â-  •ach work. Wc would lik-- to • • pot in force. The trees are certain deiQg no person any harm, wliih- *V add very much to tiie up]earuucc the place. THING SYRUPS SI I'LRC'KD- ED. Dr. Ff^wler's Extract of Wild Straw- 'Tyig the best remedy fur mlant- *hiD(j,it is safe, pleasant an.l relialil. ^d cores promptly '.H foiuis of â- Jwel Complaint':. For 'au;uliau at- t" I â- .:: -n. â-  n-.l :ie III .1. t:. •• 1' •! t:,.- â-  a ., ill. I i .leio. li u'lv. I .i ti.- â- â- : I ' U\- ..â-  v,i: n ♦•! .1- pill- ,. V i.T;vi' el il 1:: • « -O Vl I :ri'i t. •:• i N ti. .-IL- «T at- YH- PQ THB ntlSH, AND FOB THE SCOTCH. Those who have no nationality we will s'lp- jty with :tA USAGE. MarMafc, p,|,l SOi, lesL ly tlo-Tve.irli.^k-*'^!,*^^ lli^htco!..r«'j'k;;j-jlf. â- ^holera or Cbohc and 1 )yseiitery of *tUer children or adults "there is uo stter retoedj. Theaphbalh School Anniversary U»e Methodist CLurcL came oil' ou 11th inst. Tho weather beiu;i kvofmble there was a fair turn out, not as many present as there onid be on aach occasious. There ^^oodo»d« throughout, aud the • •ttb • â-  '.. \; •.'!•. at -I lab.r- .•â- .llCl' been ti p'yiiiL' at L.iJ III? hoi ^;*' ::i| to, 'â- â-  ill' I year-;, tllllKill e\ce; bnc!. tJ follow^ e'mM useful h.,' li« Tfc'.t •?j/»^A.Tnoa -it" -l:..--;.3J^.^v\ ,^j~ •»'•' .^*r-,. •