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 o 0- •T3 03 O O -s- â- : P 02=3 to CQ c6 w -, ?H cS o Si o M f/ Co QQ E3 0) g ^S O â- go (b (D !=$ D •iH O ?-^|^^:^^ 0^ CD o ra'SgSE $( Brown \^i, doll is leaving Mar- so into the Wholesale 'Business in Tordnto^ "i^ishing to leave Mark- y/htrj he has entered Qnsrship with Mr. W. f, late of Flesherton, â-  i practical watchmaker Ijsr of over i^ years ex- md comes with the best fimndationsfrom some of {\n^ watchmakers in the mu Urown will carry on the L \n Markdale. ':ifrk enintsted to him will I in a workmanlike man- Yiork will be guaranteed, laoods sold will be found \anted, or money refund- I f \l Brown's, i Watchmakers Jewellers iHill's UlocU, ilABKuALE ONLY.. MONTHLY FAIRS. iatncJay before Flesherton. -Monday before Durham. -Inesday bi fore Orangeville. -Monday before Orangeville. -Wednesday betore Orangeville. tf-Ihe jecoiul Thursday in each iFotestâ€" TliirJ Wednesday in each It -Monday licfore Durliam. -Inird Tiie^diiy in each month. -ilocdav bffoi'e Durham. id Other Items. 1 these columns intended to benefit Wmi or Society will he charged ten WidTihe rirxt insertion and five 'Wh iubiC'iuent insertion. ' Dou't bother me. *[«tatoes are on the market. Stiber the garden Dartv this Q^ par: I'^st class razor, strop or hone pli the Barber. Ng bruse to rent opposite Nu OfEccalso a shop. Ap- |te Office. -s^fcll and want to keep well â- 'fKaCor,ti,uun:L bitters, to be piJUJiditae Jv.rljer. "fllows arid Masons have '"â- imna.^nni^ liuU ^hich is lerpcDa uitJi a handsome j*'?-t, rurchased from W. l»-'Ul;il. pyweliad something new, I'*-"!* ut ji wrestling match l^avis ot Euphratia of Markdale. Qnite â- "â- 'i^-^-d tile eontpst which r-'=f«'J Una,.-, ling of 'Til Hi "liii M '^I'lichard i'.V Jard struggling n ^Pc;;cer, 'i"-U' interested iu the A'-iiiL-uitural Society ^^'-j -: iiall, Holland f'--y the }th of Au- ' 'â-  ^1., ior the par- "'-( ':ih ior tbe current key. I V roE Bitters has vm,, ,. â-  ' -^"li'kdale who is â- â€¢^fSot u-f. 1.-1 J ' ' t, lus heun cured '•" '^•'^•!; which troubled til,; use of B'--jr.- iit,„ "i"'Hr uecks. The 3 „r,""f i-^ots. barks ",;"'iat Hmith-s.the ,^-arkdale. ^nv person for ti ' ^^^ 8?e the J tJietnselves. Parties at isses" V^^ P"ce, 25 cts., '7'|1- Address T.D. •^^P. P. 0. rttrs â-  fall wheat will be ripe iu another week. Mr. Blaney's block is mtjch improv- ed m appearance by a coat of paint. Joseph McLeod brouglit a pair of very pretty Indian Ponies from Mani- toulin recently. Artemesia Townabip Agricultural Society will hold their fall show in PnceviUe on the 9th October. A full report of Grey Division Grange. July meeting, may be seen in another column, continued in eupph- ment. ' The Free Masons of Flesherton and Markdale together with then- families and friends will hold a pic-nic at Eugenia Falls on Friday (to-morrow.) Mr. Vogan's Hotel just looks tony, with new carpets and curtains select- ed by Mrs. Vogan from W, J. Mc- Farland's well known stock, r The young girl Cockerill who was struck by u locomotive recently, near Shelburne, is progressing very fivor able, and strong hopes are entertain- ed that she will ultimately recover. We are pleased to note that the prop, of the Revere and his minions haye turned champions of law and order, and now if they will reform themselves and not allow respectable citizens to be insulted when passing, no doubt the rowdyism of this town will le almost eradicated. Just so. â€" A sensible man writes as follows Good patronage makes a good paper and a live town, every business man in Town profits by the growth and prosperity broaght about by the newspaper representing it, and should do the square thing m patron- izing these papers. The E'ditor of the Flesherton Ja. vance is whining like a whipped cur. We decline to follow him iu detail, as he appears under various forms and different names. Perhaps that dead animal found under his office steps last week had put him a little off. We hope he may return to hia right mind when the dog days are past. Sheep WoHRiED. â€" Mr. Thos. Ander- son of Glenelu; had his sheep attacked by dogs on Tuesday night last and el' veil of the flock were killed. The dogs were persued until they entered the woo^Js, when they were 1 1st sight of. It is a wonder tn us that so many dogs are kept, the great majority ot which are worse than use- less. Mr. Anderson's loss is heavy. Two men from Switzerland passed through this place last Thursday, having with them a lamed and trained bear. They halted a few hours in the village during which time bruin gave several exhibitions of good train- ing in dancing on his hind feet, acting volunter at drill, climbing a telegrapb pole, etc. A large number of the vil- lagers, young and old, male and fe- male, came out to witness the inter esting sight. The annual missionary meeting of the Church of England will be held in Christ Church, Markdale, on Wed- nesday eveniug.Aug. 8th, at 8 o'clock. After the eveniog^ervice the Rev. W. F. Campbell, Missionary Agent of the Diocesa of Huron; the Rev. George Kevs, Rural Dean of Grey, and the Rev. Mark Tnrnbull, Incumbent of Shelburne will deUver addresses on the Missionary cause in Canada, Of- fertory in aid of the miosioaary fund. The Methodist S. S. Pic-nic came off on Tuesday, in Mr. Geo. Walker's bush. This place is convenient and well suited for such occasions. There was a good turn out and a pleasant time spent. The air was quite cool in the Bhade. yet a barrel of |emooa^® was disposed of gratuitously. The table was laden with an abundance of g»d things which also disappeared rapidly about half past five. The sports cen- siBted m swinging, croquet, loat.racesi p* 2 O 02 OcS o QQ o o PQg â- ^J'f?*"V^^l\{'^* t0 Remember the cattle fair in Mark- dale on Saturday next. As grass-fed oeevesare plentiful now and some g'K)d drovers will be on hand there should be a good turn oat. Alexander Irwin, Esq.. one of the oldest ahd most respected setth-s of Artemesia Township, died on Wed- nesday morning at the age of 84 years, i Qe funeral sermon will be preached by Rev. Mr. (Jasson, on Sunday next, at 10-80 a. m. The Ladies of the Methodist Church of this place, will hold then: annual Garden Party, at the Parson- age, on Monday evening next. This will be the fourth annual Garden Party held on the 1st Monday in Aug- ust, at the parsonage, and if we should judge from the past, a pleasant and enjoyable time may be expected on Monday evening next the 6th. Ad- mission 15 cents. Fun F03 THE Boys. â€"Quite a number of boys were indulgmg m that healthy and exhilarating sport of taking a bath at McFarland's pond last even- ing, add were having a good time generally. But, it appears a woman living in the vicinity took umbrage at the proceedings, and slipping down to the edge of the pond with feline cauti- ousness, suddenly dumped the dis- carded garments of the boys into the pond Perhaps the boys did not feel like putting her in clothes and all, and perhaps they did However, they went home, some wst, some shirtless, some shoeless and all muttering im- prications if the performance was ever repeated. Better be carefull old woman! Acting under instructions from the Ontario Government, R. W. Phipps,' of Toronto, h\s issued a valuable re- port on the necessity of preserving and replanting our forests. The ur- gercy of this necessity can best be understood when it is stated that whereas all Ontario was one vast forest a century ago now only about one-third of the area (exclusive of the new district6)""is covered with trees. The impending scarcity of fuel and building timber is not the only danger t'lreatened the great danger ahead is the effect which will undoubtedly be produced on the climate and soil by the disappearance of our for- ests. Mr. Phipps has devoted a great deal of time to the study of his sub- ject and has collected a vast mass of information bearing on it. Copies of his report could doubtless be had on application to the Hon. Jap. Young, Provincial Treasurer, Toronto, and the time occupied m its perusal will be prutilably spent. SHILOH'S CATaRAH REMEDY- A marvellous cwre for Catarrh, Diphtheria Canker mouth, and Headiiche. With each bottle there is an ingenious naspl injector for the more su'-cessful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Price otJc. Sold by Wm. Brovra's general store Mark- dale. V/ Union Carriage Works Union Carriage Works. All work manufactured from First Class Materiu. In the Latest and Best Improved Style, aiid finibhod with English. Var-nisli. andiyariouft^tlier amusemenkrV^ Painiing Trimming Rigs will receive prompt attention. All Repairs executed in the shortest possible time consistent with good workmanship. Good Work a, Speciality. Bemember the Shop, oppoeite the Clieapside â- iit'i *v iftxkSaht. "OffO'^aL, 19SL I^prietor. ARTEMESIA WAREHOUSE: D17 Goods, Hardf are, Crockery, Boots and Slioes^ Groceries, Provioions, c. Stock kept fidl and well assorted withijiew goods received evmry week. MY BRANCH STORE AT EUGENIA replenished with new goods everv week. For salecheap for cash or prodaca.... 0- My Saw. mill, Shingle Factoty,.. and Lime Kiln AT LITTLE FALLS, ABE IN OPBRjATION. o All kinds Saw o$:s bougiit at tht iM or sawn on sharti,, o liUmba*, Latk, Broom Handle*, IMMngles and lif me for .sale. A. M'INTYRE TEA! TEA! TEA! A. MI.*INTYRE :FT.o"CLr, Z^lo-O-r, E^Ioijlx-,. McINTYRE'S LIQUORS !_J.IQU0R8 McINTYRE'S Cigars, Cigars. McINTYRE'S Coffee, Cofl^ee. McINTYRE'S MEALI^MEALI MEAL I McINTYRE'S Pork, Pork, Pork. McINTYRE'S ITea.s, Teas. Aad ever ythin g kept n in a first-class Grocery and Liquor Store, always on hand, cheap fob cash. n II BUCKLEN'S AENICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, UlcorF, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, CoruSjand all Skin Eniptions,and Positively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to gJTC perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sate by A. Turner Co To all who are suffering from tLe errors and indiscretions ot youth, ner " ous weak- ness, early decay, loss of manhood, fec..I wiU send a receipe that wiU cure yon, FEEE OF CHARGE. This great Remedy was dis- covered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed env«lope to Rev. JosKPH T. Inman, Station D, Nev York City. GEORCE WILSON, Wholesale and Retail BUTCHER,!} BEEF, PORK OR MUTTON SUPPLIED, from a single pound to a vholo carcass, at the lowest market prices. FISH FOWL W THEIR SEASON Farmers hajnaig Fat Cattle, Sheep, or Pigs to dispose ol will Att. well to call at No. 3 Burns' Block, c^posite the new Union Block. Markdale, Oct, 25th, 1881- T. C. B. RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. Chtang-e ot Time. Elesherton Station STEAM GRIST MILL SEO. MOORHOUSE. -:o:- Gristlng Chopping In a^ satisfactory manner, EVERYI0RKIN6DAY., -0 â€" Flour, Bran, and general mill always on hand. feed' On and after Monday, Jane 18th, trains will run. as follows 1882, GOING N TH. Jtoad.IMunt. V J M" 1' ,^;.^i-'i 4: A.X. 7 80 9 05 9 55 12.20 2 2o 11 50 1 30 P M. 4 25 « 00 6 4.5 8 44 10 15 GOING SOUTH Read Up. K.Vi, P.M. TOFONTO ... 10 45 12 06 8 45 9 55 F.Jf. Oabdwell Junc Obanoevilus ;MoiINT FoKEsr. Tbeswateb Fr BSHEETON ,. MaBKDAZ/E, .... OirxN Sound.. 9 0,5 8 27 U id 5 00 6 4.H 6 27 5 15 9 10 7 .SI 6 50 4 3d 2 45 4 47 4 30 3 10 P.K. CASH for WHEAT. MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED We have recently published a new edition of Dr. Culvbrwei,l's Cele- nE.\TKD Essay ou the radical and permanent cure (without medicine) of Ner- vous Debility, Mental and Physical incnpaci- ty, Impediments to Marriage, A-c, resulting from excesses, ts* Price, in sealfd envelope, only C cents, or two postage stamps. The. celebrated author, in this admirable Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years' successful practice, that alarming con- sequences may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicines or the use of the knife pointing out a mode of cure at once, simple, certain and effectual, l)y means of which every sufferer, no niattJr what his condition may be, mav euro himself cheaply, privately and radically" IS^This Lecture should bo in the hands a every youth and every marf in ihe land. Address The Ouiwerweli Medical Gd,.. P.O. box 450 -31 Ai»n St., IVew Fork 110-02. S500 Reward L A IGxetl^^rain /will aim inn between Tiox- onto and Owen SouimI-: Sae Time Talde. D. McNioou., EfijcQ^iD Wbaoh|4 "^.'^•=V -M We will pay the above reward for any cHse of Liver Complaint, Dy^p psia. Sick Head- ache, Indigestion Constipation or Co8ti\e. nensweeannot cure with West's Vegerablt; Liver FiU«, when the directions are ».trictly complied with' They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to Rive satisfaction, Suirar Coated, Jiarjre Boxes, containing 30 PiLs, 25 ets. For Mile by all Druggists. Bew^e â-  Of cotm.terfeits and rmmitatioiis. The genu- ine mannfactnred onlj by JOHJI C. WEST^ GO.. "The Pfll Makers," 61 83 King St.. East,- Toronto, jQnt. Free trial package 8ent' ^^ „ IJy JoaA prepaid on receipt of a S cent BtaDM)v. ,L V^m tHma§en,t fi^^ijfe^ Turner dfC?. Drug Store... a-w ,JI -^ HVxn .; -;: vt^... f ,. i-- ^^ I- •- *« 1 H 1 ir â-  ' f â-  1 -U • 3 ':Pil If J m *.: I- .^i1 .€ ?,?ift'^^- • •/:W..i.'s£iy^^ "