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 "?^?f=?' w 'ci'vy^.^s' â- -•'«»«=â-  â-  'J)r- -â- -'*-»-*««»;» -^tlMIN W|l!^'« ,-f-, „. /•â-  ,s^ai -»T-*- ..-,]» M 1 II I I SE'ECI.^i, TJ =3J3 TXTJjJJaiK ressStuffsT weeds Groceries. Blankets, Wincies. Underclothing. Boots and Shes. p^ess stuffs in all the latest Teas and general groceries Blankets, White and Grey Ladies' and Gents' Fall A large, varied and attrac- ades, varying in price trom always up to the mark and at at prices heretofore unheaid and Winter Underclothing in live lot of Boots ah^ Shoes for cents up. y ' the lowest living prices. of. great variety suitable for all the Fall and Winter trade, Xweeds m English, Scotch Wincies in plain and fancy classes. which for style, quality and P^emiseMd Canadian, in Hie newest at rockbottom prices. price cannot be excelled. sortme^Mdniost fashionable styles. ^LE oI.rcoEoi^aro H:o-crsB/ â-  Txrix-i-^n^ beottt-i^ I shadesj s, NEW Prints.! ars, nev Hoopj fringes, Shoes THE PEOPL,ES J EIFEL.. LERS OF IRKDALEGHATSWOSTH, iRE AWAY AHEAD IWhen in town do not fail to and see their immense =iv stock. ITHEY have the ONLY )0D stock in this section [Country. THEY buy for ^SH, IMPORT Direct, li are not FRESH at the siness. Brown's Watch re- nairing 'is giving IRST GLASS SATISFACTION. I A f ready-- s variety dercloth- calculat- and at- Kejuviuator is the beat bitters known for Foul Stomach, Kidney diseases, Liver and female weekness, only 25ct8 per package which will make half a gallon of the best bitters known, sold by Smith, the barber. Shanahau's Carriage works is still improviijg, he has manufactured and sold more wheel rigs this season than any other one manufacturer in the County, which is a proof that his work gives good satisfaction. The East Grey Agricultural exhibi- tion takes place at Fleshorton on Tuesday and Wednesday Oct. 2nd and 3rd. The society is to be congratula- ted on the good prizes offered and the handsome bill they have issued Personals. Mrs. McKenzie, of Kansas, U.S.A., was the guest of Mrs. Turner last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MnFarland, and family, left on Friday last for Belleville, where they will spend a few weeks. 5 Mr. R. H. Byers, Rochesteir N.Y., will please accept thanks for remit- tance of $1, being subscription to the Standaed for 1884. Dr. Armstrong returned last week. Mr. Bowes returned from the Gen- eral Conference, on Friday last. Rev. D. C. McDowell, of Flesherton, Chairman of the District, has been So far the weather has been exceed- seriously ill the past three weeks. We arge as- Leggins. 3ts, new )0,two listing ot ear ring 1 a well bottom. Full t^ standard ;v things e visitei mported criplio^" ;ure you od taste o stylesi HT [iTicES ui thene columns intended tobenejit \jklicidual or S\ici€tij will be charged ten Ijic for the first insertion and five Uiii each subsequent insertion. m'i fail to visit the fair here next tarsday and Friday. [We" of tlio Standakd, were at the tonto Exhibition this week. )ye Stuffs o^ *^'l kinds at the fcicai Mali, A. Turner Co. |ilai'i,'e number from hear visited fKliibinnii this week in Toronto.. tiie txliibitof our photographic Mr. Jus. Iltirniltou, at tiie exhib- lUitii vi.^inup^ the exhibition here pwvi-k, .-uil and subscribe for the vre will be service in Christ !i. MaiicdalL' Sunday moituing tat 1U;;;(). ;iart:c iis-orfcinent of motto and i.musjust arrived at Hamilton's aph gallery. I. L. Dodfls, of Regina, N. W. [Till pleasf accept our thanks for 'f the Lraaer from that place. [!' Wm. Sarj^ent's "Patent Load is bikiug immensely at the â- ^[0 Exhibition. He will exhibit â- Â«ei at the Provincial, Guelph. '*6 are soiling the balaoca of our per stock of prints, dress goods, Rci'e^, etc., at enormously low C. Keynolds Sou. HuMiis FOR SALE. â€" A clioice lot stli Down grade ram lambs for NH D Irwin's and Thos. Irwin's Ndistimce East of Markdaie.. "jnolJs t Son liaye one of the Mnd larfjGst assortments of hoots rlioes in ^larkdale, and at prices |i5t5nish the people. Don't fail r=fesi'ct 10 learn that the grain â- iil'rotou, has been veiy serions- ^^aged by die recent frost. Mel- '-on and Amaranth are said to be /sbutti-. "1 I'.re E;ick take Eejuvenator '-^make you well, and if you '"take the Bitters to keep you 'oI bv Smith, the barber, and ":iiuiully selling them. 'uli.scribers will bear in mind ,|^^ subscription to the Standabd only wlie:i paid in advance Rn the fuKt three raonths.other- '^•-â- ' T.-ill be charged. ^^iiteitainraont held in the ^â- "«bey KL-hool house on Friday "'i5t, uinder the ausoices of the -â- J' lio^Xodpe was well attend- ^^^J^" intensting programme gone â- ;|'tbe actors were all amateurs "a-ehem-.elves no discredit. The The first glass and what it led .;^ ^^11 played though somewhat "" The enter,taium^t wa«5 .on "O.e success. ingly line and the railway rates being very reasonable, large numbers have availed themselves of the opportunity of visiting the exhibition at Toronto. Twenty-tive thousand are said to have arrived there on Tuesday. Bazaab, Dinneband Conckrt. â€" The Ladies of Presbyterian Church, will hold a bazaar and dinner at the en- trance of the Agricrltural grounds on Friday 28th Sept., dinner 20ct8. Con- cert in evening in Presbyterian Church (hall not obtainable,) admission 20ct6. Messrs. Grant Co. are pushing the work of fitting up their sash, door and furniture factory. A well has been sunk and the engine and boiler placed, and at present the shafting and machinery is being put up. They expect to be running by the first of next week. Mr. Wilham Shcpperdson, of Eu- phrasia, has been improving his stock by adding ten pure bred Cotswolds and two Oxford Downs, as he intends being in full foree at the shows. Farm- ers wishing to improve their etock will do well to call on him as he is offering them ior sale. JouRN.ALisTic CuRiosiTY. â€" We are in receipt of copies of the New York Sim of Sept. 3rd 1883, and Sept. 3rd 18S8, being the first copy of the paper which has now attained the ripe age of 50 years. The stcry of the rise and progress of the Sun fropj 1883, with a circulation of 500 subscribers, to its present immense circulation of a mil- lion copies a week is very interesting. The size of the first issue of the Su// is just about the size of the Standard. A Train Robbery.â€" When the To- ronto Grey, Bruce cashier attempt- ed to open the box containing the re- mittance from the way stations last Friday, he found that the lock had been tempered with. An examination proved that thieves had opened the box with a "jimmy " and had stolen $364 therefrom. The box was hi charge of the bag^agemar:. who had also to attend to'the switching of trams and while he was outside of his car attending to his other duties the thieves are supposed to have opened the box and carried off the money, A Strike. â€" A number of laborers were employed on Tuesday in loading the propellor Enterpi-ise, getting paid 25c. an hour, but at noon they struck and refused to go on unlefs they got 85c. Mr. Maughan, the purser, promptly paid them off and engaged a number of colored men to go on with the work. The strikers did not expect to see their places so promptly filled, and came back threatenmg to prevent the colored men from work- ing; but the Chief coming up with his forces the invaders retreated, leav- ing the colored men in possession of the ship.â€" O. IS. Times. » «• second Fastest Train in the \Â¥orld. The Canada Atlantic railway is now running from Coteau to ^Ottawa, the second fastest tram in the world if allowance be made for stops. With allowance for stops, the rate is 62i miles per hour without allowance 50 miles per hour. The fastest tram m the world is the Firing Dotchman. mnning from LooJpn to ^^^^^ »' 59^ miles an hour, ^v are glad to learn, however, that he is recovering ana is now able to be about. We had a call from the Reeve of Glenelg last Saturday. Rey. Mr. Ward returned yesterday, from his trip to England. IFhat They are Saying. People will talk, you know â€" Jim. Who cares â€" J. L. That team takes the bun â€" Dan. The old gray nag got left â€" Jimmy. The Standabd is improving â€" The public. I'd sooner bake than harvest any day â€" Jim. We're going to keep quiet in church, now â€" The small boys. We copy the following from one of the many tejtimuuials D. J. Shana* han has secured from his customers. Sheguendiah, Manitoulm Island Aug.31, 1888.â€" Dear Sirâ€" Tbe buggy you shipped me came to hand to-day almost without a scratch. I must say it is much stronger and much butter than I expected as for the paint- ing and trimming, and in every par- ticular it d'splays the finest workman- ship that I have seen since 1 came to this Island, the only fault that we can find with the buggy is that it is al- together too nice for our roads. â€" M. L. McGbath. BIRTHS. New FALL Importalions arriving daily at Zl.J.SPIlOITLE'S FLESHERTON. Opened this week large stock of Ladies' Coats and Mantles in all the latest designs and patterns and very cheap. Also in large variety Black and Colored Silks, Velvets, and Velvet- eens from 35cts. up, also Ladies" Clouds, Bonnets and Hats. Trim- mings and Shapes, Ladies Collars in a the latest sty e s. In Boots and Shoes our stock is complete and selling fast and cheap.. Another lot of that Famous 20ct. and 50ct. TEA just received. Also a full stock of Nails, Putty, Glass, Hinges and builder's hard- ware of all descriptions selling at the lowest possible prices. A full stock of Preserving Sugars cheap, also preserve and Gem Jars, in endless variety. Notwithstanding the incessant grumbling of merchants generally, of dull times p^ J, SprOUle, of Flesherton, s?ys his business is increasing daily, having more business than he can possibly get through with with his large staff of hands. DouGLAsa â€" On the 9th inst., the wife of Mr. D. i^ouglaiis, JDuadalk, of twins both girls. DIED Flemingâ€" In Jlarkdale, on the 16th inst., Laura Edna, infant daughter of Mr. Wm. rieming, aged 8 months and 10 days. NOTICE. As I have decided to remove my business from Markdaly, all parties indebted to me by note or book account miist settle the same immediately. HENRY FOSTKB. Markdale, Aug. 8th, 1»«3. tf STRAYED. Came to my premises about the 1st Sept., a litter of spring pigs, thiee black an.l one white. The owner is requested to prove property, pay txpenses and take them away. DONALD McUUFFIE. Glenelg, Sept. 17, 1883. 158-60 Trcr B. RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. Ch.ange ot Time. On and after Monday, June 18th, 1882, trains will run as follows GOIKO N TH. GOING SOUTH- Rend Voum. n.ed Up. A.M. 7 30 9 05 9 5o 12 20 2 25 11 50 12 06 1 30 P.M P.M. 4 25 6 00 6 45 8 44 10 15 U '.O 8 45 9 55 P.M. A.U. TOBONTO 10 45 Card WELL Jdnc. Obangetills Mount Fobest., Teeswateb .... Fleshebton ... Mabkdale, OwBM Sound.... 9 05 8 27 G 30 5 00 C 43 6 27 5 15 A.M P.U. 9 10 7 31 6 50 4 30 2 45 4 47 MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED x?^â€" v We haye recently published a new I SBAIi ^edition of Dr. CrLVERWELL's Cele- ^â- ^^^^^"JT^^brated Essay on the radical and permanent cure (without medicine) of Ner- vous Debility, Mental and Phy deal incapaci- ty. Impediments to Marriage, c,. resulting from excesses. Is*" Price, in sealed envelope, only cents, or two postage stamps. The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years' succj^.ssful practice, that alarming eon- 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 qffectual, by means of which every sufferer,' no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself chet^ly, privately and radically. IS"This Lecture should be in the liands every youth and every man in the land. A. An Tf* 8K The Culverwell Medical Co,. P.O. box 450 41 Ai»w St., Wcw Tork. ll()-()2. FOR SALE LOT 3, GEOKGE ST. SOUTH, MARK- j)ALE, containing a fiUh of an acre. Will bo sold at a Bargain. The owner will be at the Markdale House, on the 24 tbSep- tember. For further particulars apply to WM. McCUTCHEON, Markdale P. O., or to C. W. fiUTLEDGE, at the Standard Office. I I Farm for Sale. V Union Carriage Works Onion Carriage Worlds. All work manufactured from First Class Material In the Latest ard Best Improved Style, and finitsbod wiJi lilngfliish. A^amisli. A Mixed iTain will also inn between Tor- onto and Owen Sound. See Time Table. D. McNicoLL, Epmnro Wbaggk. Gen. Pan. Agt, General Manager prf\ ACEES. being lot 74, 3rd West of T. t)v/ S. R Holland, four miles from 4 30 Markdale, 20 aores cleared, well fenced and 3 10 watered, balance good hardwood bush, with P-M. sufficient cedar for fencing. Foi terms and other particulars apply to WM. ROWE, on tbe Premises. Berkeley P. 0., July 3lrd, 18:3. 'll Painting Trimming Rigs will receive prompt attention. All Kepairs executed in the shortest possible time consistent with good workmanship. Good Work a Speciality. Remember the Shop, opposite the CheapsidO' D. J. SHANAHAN, Proprietor Maikdale. Dec. 2nd, 1881. 64. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulccrp, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ComSjand all Siin EruptionB,and Positively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, cr money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by A. Turner Co Advertise in the Standabi.. ?m .4? r» l^-' .V" 1 â- ' r' â- % -.â- â-  » â- _i ri „ :i 1 *â-  â-  tf p m 9 jfc^ :. ,,-.,.-wv,-.. _- -jt-.ua^..^^i.^ag^tiiiai*a