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 i" lit- •ii 1.' i f^ 1« I ' If- r it i •• » II. t i:^ S I • j ' t(*i r fki fri-Thr cHytniMd in all iIm «M|Mtii, «»«ai ir aiMl r»kcioo», an !!•â-¼â€¢ Inc a Irtrg* s«i' s»U u« nippluitiait Ah other ttvdimaM. Tb«r« m â- â€¢ ftjioir Um viflBM of lb* Bmf jimai, Mri th* yruphtan of thcM Bittm Imv« gfcoWn cTMt almvAMM aad ability in onuipMHidmj a Bitten, «lMa« TirtuM *n ao palpabla to tvtry one' obaerratioo. â€" A" 'hntHic!0. Mi f »^ IIDIXAND COUSaii. Ilic Counci] met at Yogan' UaU, ou F«rb. 14tL. pnnaaut to adjoam- ment. Tl« Be«ra in Ui« cliair. UemUrni praMut â€" Mmsts. Cama- roa. NvrtoD, Sbota and D^avitt. An application was prtoent«d from 6obt. Culilwell aud otberi, in fa*or of opauiug blind lioa betwaen tha 6 A 6 aon. extending fxom town Una to lot2S. Moved oj Mr. D^aTitt, aecondad by IL. Norton, that tba abore petition be laid over for further eoDsideration. Mr. F. McCnnn made application to bava 81 ft 22 ddc-road opened. Moved by Mr. Deavitt, leoondad by tbe Drpnty Keeve, tbat the above ap plication be brought up and diaeoa- •ed at next meeting. Moved by the Deputy Reeve, lee- ouded by Mr. Deavitt, that Mr. Nor- tou be instructed to let job of loakiog new bffidga ou bauble Kiver, ou tenth line. Moved by Mr. Shata, seconded by the Deputy Iie«Tef that the Clerk and Collector attend next Division Court at Cbataworth, to attend to Campbell c«a^. Move! by Mr. Nortou, eeconded by D^vitt. that bT-la«r No. 4, for the pnrpoM of ((rantiog relief to indigent para^na, be real a first, Kecond aud third time, signed, sealed and engros- sed m the uiinnteti. Movail by Mr. Norton, seconded by Mr. DeaVitt, that Johu iiutherford gat Ule towDihip piiutiijg, his iieing tne lowest tcudsr. Moved by Mr. Deavitt, seconded by Norton, that au order be issued in fa- vor uf Mrs. JoLu Love for $6, and that it be presented to her by Mr. Me rinui. Moved by Mr. Shut*, seconded by Mr. NorloD, that auoider be if sued to Mr. Wiliscrcft for |9, for repairing bridge ou (iarafraxa R'lad. Also, $2 to Wui. liowey for Irtting and super- inteiuhug the same. Moved br Mr. Fhute, seconded by Mr. Desvitt, that tbe Collector's Boll be exteudeu to the 28th March. Moved by Mr. Shute, seconded by Mr. Dcaviit, th.it tbe Clerk's salary be iucreasad fifleeu dollars. I'lie yeas and nays being called for was us follows Yeas â€" Messrs. Cam- eron, Sliuto, aud Deavitt. Nays â€" Messrs. Norton. M uur orders to tba amount of $452.50 were issued and signed by the lUeve auU Cleik. MovrJ by Norton, seconded by Mr. ShuU-, that the above mentioned or- d«rH be pai' Moved by Mr. Deavitt, seconded by the Deputy Reeve, that this Council «'ljouru till the 2vSih oi March. C«Kso!« Paica, Clerk. IEIIIU*S SFAVM MIL iisesvsiaj. ee it and does oet ' TUe ELECTRIC LIGHT Supci ceding ns it does all other modes of illumiuation, and -rivalled only by the (^loriouH sunshine, will not by hailed with preater joy by all oth«r blood purifiers aud tonics as the oleotviu li^lit is Kuperior to the old fasliiontd titllow ili|i. Burdcck Blood Bitteis cures hfrofulH, and all foul l.umcrs »ud iiitpurities of the blood.. FROM THE 0NE0MTAPRES8,N.Y. Oneonta, New Toik, Jan. 6tk. 1881. Eari7 last suumt Msmts. J. B. Kandall A Co., of Snoalmnii Falla, YL, made â-  eon- trset with tha paboahen of tha Prtu for a half cohnnn adrertiaement for one jear ast- ting forth tbe merits of Kendall's l^iavin Core. At the same time we ae eoi e d from the Arm a qoantitj d hooka, entiUal Dr. Kaodall's Treatise on the Horse and his Dis- aeaea, whieh we are giTing to adTanee paying sabscribert of tha Preu as a premiom. About the time the adTertisemeot firs* mp- peajed ir this paper Mr. P. O. Scbeimerhom. who resides near Colliers, bad a spavined bone. He read the advertisement and eon- eloded to test the efBeaey of the remedy, al- though bis friends landed at bis eredobty. Ha bought a bottle of Kuidall'i Spavin Care and eommeneed anag it on the horse in aa- oordanee with the dueetions, and he inform- ed aa this week that it effected soeh a complete enre thatui expert horseman, who examined the animal recentlv ooold find do trace of the â- pavin or tbe place where it had been located Mr. Scbermerhom has since secured a eopj of Kenoatl's Treatise of the Horse and his Diseoiies, which he prizes very highly tnd would be loth to part witn at any price, pro- vided he could not obtain another copy. 80 mnch for advrrtisinff reliable articles. Kendall's Spavin Cure. KewHambuTK, Ont., Dec 3flth, 1M8I. Mr. F. H. McCaUom, Dear Sir :â€" The bot- tle o( Dr. Kendall's Spavin Cnre booght of yon last summer gave me the utmost satis- faction and performed a woaderf ul care upon a mare nineteen years old lelonging to me, which was badly ioavined for ten years. She was so lame that I could hardly get her to move. The la^ene!8 is entirely gone after asing half a bcttle of the cure, and she is like a young horse again. Years troly. J. r. Both. Tuon A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN. W'a^Liiiptonville, Ohio, Juna 17thj_^«TO Dr. J. B. Kendall t Co., Gents :â€"Ee»diiiK your aUverti^emeut in Turf, Field aud Farm, of Kendall's Spavin Cnre, aud having a val- uable and speeidy horse which had been lame from spavin for eighteen months, I sent to yon for a bottle by express, which in six weeks removed all lameness and enlargement and a large splint from another horse and both horses are to dav as sOund as colts. The one bottle was worth to me one hundred dol- lars. Bespectfolly yoars, H. A. BSBTOLSTT, M. D. Kendall's Spavin Cure. ON HU^VAN FL,ESH. Thonsanas ot trials on bumsn tle^h has provid beyond a doubt tbat -KENDALL'S SPAVIN CUBE" has suiBcient strength to penetrate an 1 virtue to cure the worst cases of rheumatism, corns, bunvons, frost-bites, or any bruise, cut or lameness which are not affected in the least by ordinary liniments. It does uut blister but on the contrary re- moves all soreness. St. Johns, P.Q., Oct. 27th. 1881. Dr. B. Kendall tt Co., Gents â€" I bavensea your Spavin Cure with great success on spav- ins, curbs and splints. I know it to be a good remedy for ringbones, bone spavins, cu' s, gulls anil al' kinds of lameness ai.d many other difficulties about the horse. One of my men sjirained his ankle badly.' I ap- plied Kendall's Spavin Cure and I never saw anything work like it, he was well in a few days. 1 know it to be good for man as well as beast. I procured one of your Treatise on the Horse, by mail for 2oc., and I think it was the means oi saving me SlOO on one horse that I treated according to the direc- tions given in your book for displaced stifle. Yours tmly, Wm. J. PSABSOH. W. BENSON sleef COMBIBTIHO OT Teas, Coffees Sugars, Raisins, Currants, Ao., AadevsiTatkar *tiileiB tha (laesiy ttw k^eoart»n47aahSDd,aai at the ft«hfet variety and beat brands. IN LIQUORS.! I eao supply a qoaUty tbat will de|y eompe- tition in MsfkJsla IN PRICES I ean eompate with the best hooses is Mark- dale. Olve xne a, Oa.ll. WILSON BEMBOH. If arkdak. Dee. 1st, 1881. f McKENNA MASON* CARRIAGE WORKS MARKDALE. HELPING A CONSTABLE. One (lav a MirliiusH Coustablo T\rho liad Ivug liecu tryiiij; to collect a cluijii of $10 against a slinrp citizeu, went to a nortliv burster and said; "Set lnr»\ JoDfs, I've get a plan to collect $40 tvff tbe sharper P rkius. All I WHUt is a little help trom you, and if you'll i^riiut it I wou t forpet tbs favor. " "I'm wilhugâ€" what's your plan?" replied Jones. 'â- Why, 1 want you to bet bun $20 that he doKeu't weigli 120 pounds. If jou 11 Jo that I can tix the rest." '•Oil, I'll do anything to htlp you cut," Hiiid .loupK. aud the two w. Iked jiroiiud to I he grocwry where Periiius «us known to han^ out. Aittr a little lulk, tbe Constable keepiuj; in ihe shttde, Jones b('g:in bluffing, and when he stated bis fiendish desire t«) bet ig20 tlist Perkins wouldn't tip the biam Ht VM pounds his greeuban!s were covered before a mule could kick thfbe times. As tba mouey was put up the. Constable slippi;^ out for a granisboe, aud was bae't io time to serve It on lii stiike bolder. Per- ki:i8 weighed 148 pounds, aud tbe $40 in tbe baiKis ul tlie i-tikebolder tvcutnallv I'Hii a cbiiix rfainst hiir, but it has never yet been made plain to Joaes how lie ma'7a anythiui; out ui it. IibasaJwHVa Keamed to biia that b« was $^0 ouN and for fifteen long jreais lie Iihs n fused to walk ou tbe Miuie Hule of tbe street with tbat Cooatable. Dunham. P.Q., March 10th, 1879. Dr. B. J. Kendall A C.., Gents :â€" About a year a^o I fell in the road onto some ice and was badly hurt in the hip joint, which caused me much suffering. I tried various reme- dies but none gave relief, until I tried Ken- dall's Spavin Cure. I applied it full strength twice a day for two weeks during last October and it effected a perfe.. t cure, I have since then been well and free from lameness. Ii is yery yaluaLle tor man as well as beast. Yours truly, Cbestir K. Gbsbm. Kendall's Spavin Cure. Is sHre in its effects, mild in actions as it does not blister, yet it is penetrating and powerful to reach every deep seated pa.n or to remove any bony g'owth r other enlarge, nients, such as spavins, splints, curbs, ring- bones, callous, swellings aud any lameness and all enlargements of the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism in man or fur aujr purpose for which a liniment is used for man or beast It is now known to be the best hniment for man ever used, acting mild and yet certain in il» effect-!. ' Send address for illustrated eiroolar which we tUink gives p'.sitive pi oof of its virtues. No remedy has ever met witti such nnquaU- fied success to onr knowledge, for beast as well as man. Price 91 per bottle, or six bottles for 15. All Druggists have it or can get it for yon jor it will be sent to any address on receipt of price by the proprietors, DR. B. J. KEN- DALL 4 CO.. Enosburgh Falls, Vt. SOLD BY ALL. DRUGGISTS. Lyman Sons Co., Montreal, P.Q„ Whole- sale Agents, 71. PERCHERON HORSES LARGEST' As the season of the year is approaching that Sleighs and Cutters are wanted, we wish to intimate to the farmers and public in general that we can supply them with any thing they want m that line, snch as Long Sleighs, Knee-Bobs, Block-Boba, Democrat?, Square Box, Portland, Swell Body, and Double-seated Cutter OF ALL KINDS AND SxYLES. As we lus nothing bet first class material we ean GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Call and Inspect our Work on hand before purchasing elsewnere. CAPEFUL ATTENTION GIVEN 10 HORSESHOEING and General Jobbing in every line. SHOPâ€" On Mill Street opposite t Sproule's liote). WARNING There is great danger of tak- ing cold from wet feet. If yon want te Keep your feet dry and warm by procuring your BOOTS 1 KAY dt THOMAS. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Msd- icated Cork Soles, all sizes, kept en hand. Bemembrr the place opposito the new StASsaaa Office. 40 NIL DESPERANDUM. iRArS SPECIFIC MEDICINE. rpHE GREAT ENGLISH 1 REMEDY, an unfailin cure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatonhea, Impotency, aud all disease-' tbat fol ow as a sequence of Self -Abuse as lass of Memory, Universal BaCDIt M1B( Las itude, Pain in the Back Dimness of Virion, Prematura old age, and Importing and Breeding ' TrTonsump" '^^nd a'prJ-*' *° '"' mature Grave. ^*"Full particulars in onr pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine is sold by all Dmggists st tl.OO per package, or six htftS "Tlking. packages for 9.5.00, or will be sent free by mail on rectipt of the monsy by addressing. TNE BRAY MEDICME CO., l-lv Toronto, Unt., Canada ~MARKDALE Wayna, Do Pace Ccmatr, minnia, U. 8. A. "' " â-  oTChicacoJ HAGYA.RI) S YELLOW OIL. Will be fiuiid invaiuablft for all t)urpu«i« « a fami'jr ni«dioina. Ini- ucdiate relief will follow its nae. It ili«vet p«in, cuefl ctiilblains, frof-t iiUe, sciiloa, Iturui' coma, rbertma- f'lKin, muralgix, 4c. For iu(«rual wte tt la uoiie tbe let-s wunJeifuL One or two dwcs fn-qaonUy eure sore throat. It will cure croup in a low minutas. A few bi tth s baa «fte«i curail asthma. (i-Aic has been mreil Lv a teespoonfoi •4 It cu es «i b tlia utinoat r»- n i r, it is rei T a wuudarfnl medi- eiue. lie M "it M:-s: Cu Salarday 80 c*i I of hopa Were hliipped to «ut Ci brid}^\ aiid Ivemy.li.a cars of ' ^As-'ad tlir uijli ike City on tl« t)Ky farEtU'l.'u d. ' A l:i:LiAJJi E KACT. Tt is au e'i'b^iainal "iet tl«4 rtrffxar- 'a Pectmal b«h«iu iatlia be»t ' f.-r ii«Mi«L ooUa ftn tbro«t, iBOBdulJM. aui •!) (8A aiilaa weaa oTChicacoJ •a ataer iMMer« IlM^ Kfwe AeS •If pmru ^fMrnfrnpe /br atty eae yemw* Ti jtri nf nil will â- iiiii iif Tsi I I f rraah Uffa in Amartaa can oa i I baTs tnoiadad Ibe e* Us (aim Bis: Piias Wlanos o( lbs OMaerMf' JlcyaaMMs. ^larto, M7«.andiMettraa fts PriasODtaaa e( tha Qnat afaowa a( Fkaaee stDsa Us iBvor* •atioaa beaan. Tlier also oaBiadoa tha banon al tba OentemaiaL KB; aad. at tbe OtmS Ifce t m '9 mt mti Ji w e sS eoBeeMon a dales eier abown. eooalaMaeal Ibe Bvs at tbs Orsal Bhowa o( BaoUaa â- landj was awarded Ote a i mmi Aom War ol •!,••• aad Oi mm* PAOM OMTAJiOmm tasMi Mke ftfaterw i^Me VBtT HUOHBOBBOGD ibUs ariaiotf Iroii Btfiectou A che're lot for skle ia the beat pert ' f Mk'kdale, being lrt Mo. side uf Mill street. Has a cotatortaMe irg iKTse, shop. »»d stsUe; eisa eott aad bfriwato. UiU }lt0 ' tm veiy reeecMfch- tsfi Afi'lj -v*- mL wAina. HvkMeP. a «r t« a W. BtmiiM, â- m^Brtwif' etfea MarbleWorks lonnineBts, Tombstones Aad emy d se eiip tioa of Cemetesy eseented ia work nisMiit HUE I aadatrsMonaUe taiaa. Orders Ml a* tha W omQ wU ka y s â€" t « lj at- to. Guard Against Sickness â€" sotlaacttoa M«railteed. Vaia^tUSfOii A PERMAHEHT CURE FOR LAUt BA6K, I of the) TIBB SATItf ACnOR -lAadtbat l*^*» ?• tliMkB.ajidwia7oa araaMaeles tor so ia l » ^f" ** Diseases of the Kidnqrs- 8i«n~' D,. J. B. MOBDBM. Prieee-CMd's Pad. IIJO; Bejnlar M: Speeial Pad lor Chronie '^•^iJS' luTOorDnwst for Pamphlet and Tertl- Msi^, free. Sold by _...._. PABKEB A CO.. Owen Sonnd. J. W. ELLIOTT, Chatsworth. â- TBPHXMS McCABBOLL, Mealwrd. M. BICHABDSOM. FleshertoB. TH08. STEPHENSON, Oran|e»ille. O W. PABS0M8. DoadaU. " HSNBY fABKEB. P ailw M. â-  Vacsr'-- I IFpte mbsr M. 1880. ____!? THE KEY TO MALTH. Uale^ all tbe doeeed avenaesoftha Bowala, Kidaeys aad Ltttac. curpH •ff nadnally wUhoot weakeniiit le ST^c^ all tne impurities and foal koaiors of^tb e flfeeretiotts at the sane time Ottiacttu fhittti Heartimni. Oooittpi^Ba. PijuiiM of tba SUb. SroMT. INb- BeMi of VWoa, JftnadieeJWt Bkaub Brr^tiaM, ScroftilJt. FhttviBf et Cha HMurt. NerroanaM and Oaoma Debili^ sll these and many other timi* lar CnmplainU yield to the hap py infl neaca af BUBDOOK BLOOD BirtEBS. iHvla Bottlea lOciBcfoUraiMtl. For tale by all dealers. A C^9*« FreprleSerSf Tereaap Choice Farm for Sale. 2 MILES FBOM MARKDALE LOT 1 19, Concession 1 Artemesia, East aide T. A 8. Boad, containing 60 acres â€" 46 of which is no^er cultivation, and the balance hard timber. The above farm if a' very desirable property and will be foIJ cheap. A good frame Iwrm and log honse is on the place. Possetsion given this fall. For further par- ticulars apply to WM. LITTLEJOFlNS, On the premises or to C. W. BvTLBDea, Markdals. Sept. 3nd, 1*81. •l-tl HAG YARDS CURES RHEUI^ATISM FRIXMAN'S WORM POWDERS. Are plsasaat to tike. Contain their own Vngative. Is a safe, sore, and eiXBetaBS ^â- fdwyer M wvras in Ubildiaaar AdMft TO I?E«T. rpHOSE SPACIOUS AND FIRST-CLASS J. Stores in the Rcid Block, (rood cellars, fall size of bnildiug, under each store. Also the dwelUngs over the said stores, consisting of kitchen, dixing-rooin, parlor, five bed- rooms and large hall. The stores and dwell, ings can be hid sin{!ly or together. Terms moderate. Apply to JOHN BEID, Markdale. Markdate. Feb. 8th. 1882. 71 St. Thel taadBest BedlelM tTerBada. s( Hopai Buehu. Man- » MJ Dandelion, wttKautjBWas^i BOdPurm "" landBMdtb t Blood Purifier, Umt iDf.and" -^-^- vaitsd aad ysrtssl sn Ihstr utTlfKlellitiMtslliBa. |ilrij»ail««mB» Imcslari' nriamry oi^ans, .r ^irho Tonle aadmilS â€" ftr Bit- (VlMrMrMi Bifglnaiv TsaDwhas IITof«h.bvinls nirsaa SppMI map titfn an tavaiX.***!*^ witlioiit I M»whrtta.rHiiiiicc •MS. BMMwiMi oatrtMnM V ltaM7«v«yaerUbJtlaaBaT*d MO«IBI|.p.WBra • or Mlpk o DO* saSi â- IftiTiliQt iss aad ara. thi â€" â€" â€" BaBSBtor, Bop B IM i i s is a^^ja*. dnmd traiik.BBaMrajii,battb*F»«at^^e* *•* Ballrl â€"OT« cM»S.i»» *WuiBB â- ad â- Stl" aad ao patasa or faiallf â- hoaUbswBhimttbM. m^b â- aieottea all sold bT.dnMMa Ssad torClrcalsr. a«t BNIm E*. tiTjl BonbMtsrJtT aadToraoto, ' FLESHEETON Harness'Shop. CORDON Has always on hand a full assortment ot HEAVY HARNESS, W^HIPS. SLEICH BI^LS, TBUNKS, HORSH BLANKETS, â€" AND SCOTCH COLLARS I Warranted to fit, and made of the very best material, and at the LOWEST LIVDIG PRICES. laifEMBBB THX FLACB RICHARDSON'S BLOCK. J. GORDON. N. B.â€" Good Bto^ and 8hingla llmkar taken Fleeherton, Dae. 6th. 1881. M. KUeCNIA Grist, SafandLaUiIifls _, Bflmsive â- ayOnstlGU I feel eaoil flMkl sattalsatiaB. GOOD FLOUR AiWAYS ON HAND. Chopping Dottt Every Day. CnstoiB Svriacaad Bffla flOad oa fha Aortast LUMBEB ANQ LiTH ALWAIB ON KiND. OhsRT. Baltsraat, lUa BasswsnJ, Kaa and â- Bilsak Li^ XarUala â-²Â«(. lOtU. 191. «Mv *^' ML AAiXT, ISafou. -iijtte. m rt- U) u Has Um Lailgpit aad Bwt Assorted S|^ sistingof *^ Dry Goods, Beady Made Clothing^ -I.^R,. tm .^H ':;?«^v:^ OTOceries, V w Crockery :â-  ' y; â- ';•: Boots and Gasb for Grain. 5,000 BoshelsPotitiieii r.:; CEORCENI] DUNrALK, Sept. S, 1M1. "r DQ h3 w ::;-. DUNDALK BOOT AND SHOE CO B OH, HEAR. OH^HEAR. OH, HEAR, j ^^^^ ^jg celebrated Wanzer Seiij Squander your money if ycu want to. if not, get yourPbotograpbs of W.BUL.MER/ The People's Photographer, .a Flesherton Wli6 ii again preparea to take Pietnres, and do Copying and Enlarging as heretofore. FRA.MES Also FRAAtE EIXI1VCt^» We arereeeivin a Urge stock of MOTTOES and Motto and other Frames, and Frame Fixings, which we can, aud mean to sell st Eemaf kably Low Prices, Call and secure bargaiDS. Bring along your pictures and hsTS them eopied ard enlarged by your old friend. BULMER. Flesherton. Maieh 10, 1881. 26 ALL ]ME1V Wanting te Pnrehaae or Bent Improred Farms. Wild Lands. Town or Tillsfs Property, ia the County of Orsy SHOULD SEND FOR -OP Farms for Sale and to Leta Theee hanag like Propertiee to dispose of shoold eonsalt me. Sai par. CATALOaUB SBHT ON APPLICATIUll. •»â- â€¢ w m» I hare opcnrd aa Oace la Ratte^ffc's Hat«l, Markdale, wkera I ^^*U *• fcaa« everr Tharaday, and wiU U prepared to eaeente Deeds. Leases, Ifortgsges, *c., Ac., neatly aud oorreetly. Adriee en lufal potato free. Alsoteetteadte»Uthediirereiitdep»tmentsolmybnsiaees. Ia every department of my bosiness my matta U Tkeroagk- ness and Fair Dealiof Aactl*a Sales caa«acte«L Reata, Acceaata, Ac, c«lleet«« aa« praaapt retanas aaade. CHABOBS liOW. ROBT. DAVIS, Oonrawioar. Coai niaaionar in B.R.. Real Eatate. Loan A Inanraaaa Agni WHiLIAM STBAIN, Daalaria sUkii^ ol AfiMCULTVML HVLEMEiTSWAGaONS, Sewing Machiaea, Organa. â- ^""^P^-* ^^^ andGopperware SMKim, PMLOR AND BOX STOVES â- " Ala«T«iB8iMk. la I «â- Â«â€¢â€¢Â«Â«â- Â«â€¢(• AfaMOiiig With ft Logaia^Ti"" WM. STRAIN. im^.fT. UK IK THAKKWO my numerous enstomers f«r pait patron^ j j^ •la still U tbe tore with tbe ^^ ill Of Boots aul Shoes eTrroniht iuto r«a(Ulk. NEW GOODS ARRIVIII6III â-  ' C^«.ll and Sf»e I'liem. am still manafaetoring those eelebrsted French Kip Bxiti, all ajaj Boots, either sewed or peg^^ed, a â- peeitlij. Repairing promptly attended to. AUCustnl Warranted. Constautly on band, which I sell very rhrap fnrctu iiab p cy yt I ]v I o rv o u o am wh'ch are nnriraUel in bpaaty of tone i fom. All kinds of Farm Produce taken in exchange tor i;o^( tt liwIliiMbi Store. TH08. Doadalk, September 3nd, i88i. ' /Is MARK DALE Sash and Door Fai SASH, -T O- DOORS, BI INDS MOULOINGS, HOLI OW B.MTOS Lumber, Lath and SI "Always on Hand. Orders Promptly The Subseribor wi.shes tj return thaiik- tsitlie p-oplf "' M«rkl»l« " very liberal patroTiape they ftave (•i'"n himiu i\u- i«s»t. aii-l '"'!*' • business to merit » oontinnaoce of tho amo. ^^^ I have now extended my busin«s«'.auu will 'S !ulur» kW PINE LUMB Direct from the North Short-^ ;^L SIZES, DRESSED AND UNPi All ICindsorPlnin unci Fanc.v' Doae in a (ir«t.«IaM marssr. " ;: THOS. Md Markdale, l^ySTlh.tMl. LATE IMPORTAf Of speeiaUy Attrastive. Sesionabl.. PuhionaW* Ta aaad, whieh we e«sr si ule T. Prtivincia: fiosine tiT**. » I aMttcha, f th« year. No all arresgoe are i eir the publlali I without payiaa â-  lor the yaaia ea^ '^^tSBTlSUlO: do .•woo 27 50 *o 8 00 4 OU Si) It 7e 3 " ^1 ijwcrUon IJJ, «T«t insertion.. Tj^insertion per hue j^^fi^^hyt.^ f^LX^ml )»j a scale of solid 1^ w^Kt'iii apeciCc h, pobUshfto.^ till forbid ai.d 'JZ^ transitory ad«ert!S«- |***^tbe office of publicatK^u by ^* j.jj„j,day moraiDK preceed EDOB, Proprietor. 4 lUSWESS Directory. jaaslroag, gnr jeou. Aoco u c hai; r Sea. Kadical Hall; r«i.ide«ce at 17.11 It irijik ifLSV 80UCITOK. IS Now tatteudiugte all kiD.«tf la. â- ^_at Ksv's Hotal. p«. Jud, litil. 01 wwmTit Fr»at, EES A.SD ATrOi:NKYS A 1 L,cit«« m tUi'fi» I...W, iJw.u SounJ. have le- •u.f *i fOfics opau eTsry Tli-ii. ^t. J. W. FajsT. 1.:. pown Attorner I ty, WASSO.^, IB, I4APTEB AXnDr.lV l:P.i Kotary Public, i ..uTrTSJi Ilkndatsix pi::: ».' â-  i Sound, ill Vn-I.v! « j;',. i7diu .Mark.lsle. â- .». " .. Fiidar aiiJ ^5«•.llI•iJV •. â- . i v rRS. SUl.li 1 liiRrj, au» on Utrkdnl Farland'a l;i. -k. nd, ou Farm s»-ur». at 6 (ioi J. \V. l:,,»» Ol PrntidttH. [jansrs J. M'liilr. Ur. Cameron. Ow,i, Si.ii!.!. i.T TllKltEVl.Kl H... r. riate, on the la-t \\(?.l!n« ia;- ;»^ rUen he will Ih- pioj.ar •â- ! :•• "i ^ioiis required ;i]io.i t!..' ii..i :â- . laatisfactorv uaiiue:. ai.U i.j â-  li»rrlluttro(t». |Wm Brouu. ' â-ºFMAKIilA..! i.i' rSMs-S.-.e â- iouri in 1!. i: .1. ill i:* l/iaii~'n«« (/!• n :^ Uiilcaiv' :i!" «i«-..t-d. «tM L«iid Mil i;«al' ".»i, *•- ^Sspt. iT.lSsO. 1 V ladpr Hrowit. fHaniaj^e l.i.rij.ii I â- â€¢,- hii.i i!ice A^fuH- t â-  !. 1 â-  :.' • Coiivovaiu-or .11. 1 1. • 1: i brthet'oiuity •{ Orey. t' :: .::â- â€¢! [todLand Salos. I'lm.; i«;iv «i ch»r;;es made »eiv Lu-doi ju-. LfJept. 17.18si(i. " lv 1 .11. Oalbrniiii KEEK AND Gi.NKliAl! I.\M LWiiliamiilorJ .Slat: •11. .*i,--. i [in all art( id tbe r n " |oi C'ummi.sioii. lia-f • lu â-  1- ;.;:»- S, and SfwiiiK M.i:L...»« u suiai Ti«c«. V,'ie«. .K. uts.aud Mui'ii.na:* ef Si. k t;- • Jan. 97. JfS^l J. G. Siac. BON AM) l-iUJVl.NCl.M IV. a^or. DiaUfihtauiHU a.. V: ... â-  Markdsli.. tl..vii.fc- j.. ...,.•.â-  •. *nd Surveyor (.'nari.-- liT.ii " i- t o( oriciual yield %•â- ;• 1 .-i: • itractioui, Ac..i all l.i -S». â- Â»â- . k lib* laat fifty-tivr \r».~. I uo tmaka Survera in ii ri c ?•(- •itk. I'ruhiet aad '..^ 1.. â-  .-. fHilU, Plans and Siwr ..-ilioi.- Brid|;«a, furui^'aeit "ii «ii'li'«- y to Lo^n at 1 [x-i cvt.l n.i'i'--r ater, orleft with «. J li!.^ I Ii leili bs promptly atleii.ii' '.188(1. T. OA%IV â-ºEKACONTI; .iHl.:!-- .. « •I- After ciiii '!,W' ;; :( 1 11 ' i i.;" «l rtill on t!ir ti:-,.k »i. I ;- :;i '» Aiall kuids of ..â-  .1. ' i sg S'id 111. A )â- â- â-  .:i i late buildiii;.- Will .-ii i .1 t.. 'five him a 'all. fomer uf Biovi « â-  S a ir-v H. tStsMiilioM. •^IiN,A(AlU{l\i.! I I "tracts lakeu in tu.M. 01 .1 -Oct, 12, IHiji. tOURJOMBINGS. .(J.MorMo. U.-S t..a:i;. 'or.\Urldtle «i.dv;.ii:a. • "*l'"rk up liRir • .1.1 • Hsuiianacurtr,-i,ri.i- 1 .â-  Ite-i.l. iKv ....n,. • '•treet», oppobit,- Mr T. 'Mail promptiT .itii a 11 â-  ll^spt 1. »H.ir JtRE hote: ^BOUX.E, Proprieiorl â- ^T-,^"^^ li"' had a 1mi,-. .. tl »oaedto it. tiioi..a^i.:v ,...1:. J ^ud4o iioiiu 111 t.ic c-.tiisv/ Slid atU'Uljvo oi;.i I ::-.tl â- wtiou for eo-iiin.'.. :: iv. •â- â€¢â€¢O per 4av. 1 Creatly Reduced Pf^lJSt^ ^^' I'S'ji'aiM 'â- '..•f';. Wa««erspeeiaJTslnefin»~^' OUB STOCl OF" Mes, Mf are, Cmm will find prises partfflsat. l3^-r™»»*«»n for the •.,n^. 1r^~ " •«" atocked «.ti. iL •^j^* a^d Liquors aud iii» F^VdiJu* "** " traioa. iSlM^AL HOTEL ..^•loos Sample Ko..m| â- ^•c. The Uai aud ii.rdl ' 8t^^ *â- â€¢ **»» '^« «u*' t-- » €HV8 «!• A CALL AMU _^^ year sappU* •* ** •v I ' Wi«^ 01 '2£??*^E8 OF JOB " ia«fc^J?*^'"on 11. Euphi k..^. 'aUred. Auy informauJ ' *ill ke taaukfuaj- IMt.