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 .-W^r- m^mtmrnmam •1 it\ '*.. »« X v^ T 4 t r t:^^ t" V V .. • â- 'If « ,1 Robt. i MARKDALE, IS g^^Sjie|«)NT. Grand Celebration DomlnidiiiDay^iH!y.' :*fr.-is-a«ir:- $25O.00 TOURNAMENT At MIKE odock *^ ?^'S^g| |^ Ay TO THE FORE Yilh a kx^ge and well assorted Stock of UNDERTAKINQ, comprisiDg all sizes and styles of f OFPINS, CASKETS, ROBES, TRIMMINGS AND MOUNTINGS. "^r: autiful Hearse for Hire at Moderate Rates. Ui iiiture Department is well-stocked with all the leading lines. Selling Cheap for Cash. for the celebrated Uxbridge Organs, the best in the market. â-  m; t.1 Notliing Like Leather. M. M. M'LEOD, ^:Al.Kl)AI,|â- .. NOT TO BE BEATEN! Gjui Maw hum OWEN SOUND TO H â-  •â- â-  'i- "â- ? .. ;. :.7 A. â- â€¢.â- â€¢ .rl,,l I. '"Iijif f. .„:.../ A!I !â-  ..I- wli.i inny linve li«d tlie misfor- sr.. t i ;ii\r 1. 1 tl lniii 1 an footed will bear rii i[ 1 tii.il «!• liftv JM-i icciivtil tLe l.irg- i ln-t t'li if i. itl.Lr ever bt-fore â-  1 t iiit" !aik'lnli' coMsi^tiniidf Spaniali I'r-iii'li Kip ;iMil Cnlf, nnil «ie now iri' H. til iiiniiiifactiirc I.Hilii-^, (iiiits, /outhe II Ml... s liii.ils iin.l .sillies, from the stO|;;i I I' 'iTii-.l !• il :iM(l I'l'Miii lla. ricwcd Work a Syocialty. II «.iilv wiiiiiiiitt.,1. Iiivisilik' i.;iti'liiiiH;ilsr .li.ll.-l.vlT. M. M. MiLKPD. '.I:i!l,.l :i1l',.S.|.1. Kill.. l,S.Sl. II .â-  Il II ;i. â-  .I" ' ths :hiI '111, ll..l„» tiuior- l.lUii.i. i,tit â- . /;. ,,i â- â-  tir„.„ TC :li â- I •( Cl'1,1. â- ,- â- i I I w* J.i â-  il li â-  I v.- i.~ti,l., .- r ..',/ M- •'•!. '.r.r r ^r„t yrrn â-  i •â-  \-" 'JOIiBOIiliOOD -â-  â-  â-  I "N 'I !ri:i il. itirn- :. I -• I til tllo -iKlliiic is I r w I irk- tUc 1I1IU-|»I TO QONSUMPTiyES. TORONTO ON WEDNESDAY, JUKE 28, Uuiler the auspices of The Ma.s-kic Lodges of Owen Sound, To wliicb the public are corJiallv invited. III I. I 'â-  -â-  l' ' .. l\.-lll'r. Ii:i' Ul;.' Iif 11 lu'llll i!:i;llt!v I III til Itiln ml 111 rase, 'v;l.slim|i!!.iu, \\ iji.i r.iiicilv. is anxious to unke kuov.ii s 1. 1'.iw -ulliirrh till' niniiis of earn To h I ill -in it.'lir «ill -iiiil a oniiy of tl)f ii|i; .111 M-cil. (free of liaif;(,) witli he ' M- :iir )iii jiriiriii^: ami u-int; tlu' s»me II tii.y -v I'-i'ii 1 II SI ui; Ci UK fur Con ii.iN, \-. \i\. lii: .NT-mri.s, Ac. ll.i V -:,i!i|_: t' I- l'r.'Ti|iti:'Il, will I Ill l!.v. i:. A, Wii-.ni, 14!l IViiii VilliaM-l.invli.N. V. • -iO-ly Errors of Youth. TLe Special Excursion Train will leave Oweu Sound at 7 o'clock iu tiie inbrmiig, taking on Excursionists at all stations between Owen Sound and Fk-slierton, and arriving iu Toronto at 12.30. Fare Rolnrn Tickets good for two Jiiys. Ailult.s s; 25; Cbildrcn 50c. lielurii Tickets good for three days Adults $2.00 Children 75c. Tickets can be procured m Mark- dale from Mr W. J. McFarland in Fieshrrton Irom Mr R. J. Sproule 4 from all station agents. I'or further particulars see larp« posters. S.J.PARKER, R.NOTTER, Chrmn.Ex.Clte. Sec Ex Ctte. TVO ricE Is hereby giren that the partnership hereto- fore existing between the undersigned ai farmer-, has been tlii^ day dissolved by mntual consent. All debts contracted by the partnership are to be paid by Bichard John- ston, one o{ tha said art'es. Signed in presence of Jas, H. Belevee. /KICHABD JOHNSTON, I ROBERT JOHNSTON. Dated this I2th day of June, 1882. *92-4 A Crood Chance. HOUSE and lot for saleâ€" lot 12â€" comer Mill aud Wellington Streets, Markdale, will be sold at a bargain. Apply to Oeorge Walker. Hollhud, Markdale P. O., or to C W. RUTLEDGE "2 3 Stajcdabi) Office. To Builders. TENDERS will be received bv the under- signed up to the 23rd inst.,"for the erec- tion of the Stone, Brick and Carpenter work of a three story mill in the Villace of Price- ville. The proprietor to furni h all mat«ri- als. Plans and specifications may b« sacn on application to the undersigned. The lowef t or any tender not necessarily accented. ALEX. WEBSTER. Pric-ville, 13th June. 1832. 923 TO FBA\rEB8.-BIXFHAMERS wanted nntil harrest time. Highest wages wil be paid Apply to Proton. JOHN GOTT, Inistogue P A l I, KN ..tv. !;.; r.ll.i.l*' tc: iFIR. ;:i»ti' ui.iii-.i. t'T « I'"n't T ;n: u:A A 1' -.ly f. »1 t..il t :â-  liii,-. ra: !•â-  ^» â- i.i.'i r(.' Ij*. 1 ' ' r t FuTi r •â-  â-  11' r. fl. p rithn i» no' • 3. Btiohu, Man ;- I uui 1 .1, r 1 .:t. »- ^l:i. irwiil.in r v. â-  r* -tiTii.-'.ajit i..u^i. Without intov -irt or fTriptofn â-  ..t l.i:' • i! j.r.t- V :: X- I jc if y -i I. Ill • X at i-'iHi*. f.i Vi'U bunJf\Ml;f. tht y will not K t V.iur tTirini; Hep B v.li' (Ini,.-yr.J 1. lut Ihv I^ :. t"^^' " I ""t ^n-.l I, ,!.:.•• .-.Tul f I |H rwu ir f.in, f fc i.M; t «.:!â-  i'.,!ii. â- J' i v.illitv ftnclIrTN-tihK' rii-^-l V --if I • m:i' ' ' 1 liv Irr. .- ..^ -Stmii Uc; alltm Mtt. t»., a:.ilTiir!.-i ri.r.MA!; who siifrfmil for vonr ' N.rvois M'.lilMTY, PliKAfA- CAY. ainl .i!l llie iT.'cts of winth- â- liiiM, ivij rmtiu' saki' if snffiTiii^' â-  (111! frri' to all who iniil it. tlic ilir.rf ions for innkiT^f; the sinipli wl.ir'i lip Wiis riir.-.|, S'lffinr- li'iiiii hy thii iiiUvrtisir' i xpi-ri I o OV :l 1 ii-s-ll|..' in |ii if..,t cull ' JuH:-' IJ. (HiUr.N, lji:,lar it NdW V.^r' T I C K. T lat Vonnjj Duiliim Bull ROB ROY, i^i -vivi- I' iws tins S-;»s,.n at lii:.lulk, on 1. â- .'!!. I 'on I, .S. \V. T. and S. RoaJ, iu thi- r 'viis'iii. of l*r itou. rKiii;;iKK Car.a la Sliort-Horii Stock Re- • -:.i. 1. 7. •â-  liOB UuY. n d. 1%. got by •1! r I iiri-. N 17m".». ila.ii Stiawli rrv, by li.ith 1 .lai-k. \o. 4.S1'.( ij-ilaiu White Ro-e 1 V Coiiro I .â- 1"S (ir-K-d Jenny Liiid by Y'lig. !i iii t Toiu. i.Vot." /.Is.i I •'f^isttreuin new 1.1 ii.-.ii .Viurrictu 111 r.l Uoik. I n.i-: 51 I at time of Service $1.25 if L.t dikI btfoii' till" 1"t of Octotcr' CIIAS. McCUNNELL. Proprietor. '^1 if K iii-i OR N03LE, -? A L 2 ;L BLACKSMITH i BOEING â-  I Church Directory. CanisT Chvhcb. â€" Sunday next, at 10.30. 8 Sunday School 2 30 J. WARD, Incumbent. McrnnnisT Chi-bch. â€" Sunday. 10.30, 7 Young Ptioplc's Prjr. Meeting; Mon. 8. Oc-ueral Prayer Meeting ThursUaT, 8 N. A, McDlARMID. Paatcr. IVcscTTttU-N CHrBCH.â€"SabUth 10.30, 7. Sabbath Sihool 2.30. UiUa class Friday evg. '.30. F (8° crton Town HaU. Sabbath 2 30 Sabbath SchoJ 1. A. WILSON. Pastoc General Printing At Shortest Notice. Orders by Mail or Wire promptly executed. ..M.TV. "gTANDAED" OFFICE, Markdale. post office, whtth, another, not 3 tinned, he must *****^p"BSbNS^55. B. C. K. • VNHOF. U -• -1 *- aj tl foUovt Irt $6. *»d |8,8rd »1 W. C. K. M. To tb. bwt oh«»«Ur8 pri«i willb^pren Horse Bacmg â- otroti '.lw.W ahum. And M ONS tha difftfent Bands BOBSE BACE8. »c.. wUl Uke pkw. U8T 01 GIMES^ND PBIZE3 2nd do. Trotting do. **0 I, »16j». »»• "• do. BonnnS do. $10 1. 7, Jtod $8. ap.n to Fmnen- Horn. • W 1«« ntver won pablie moMy. pTroentiJPurw. Three horm t o enten n each race. FOOT BACEB-Ma. B«e. Pur» »10; let SUver Cop $8 by G. W. Par- iwfn^i Bace $5 l«t $4. «nd 1 1 lOOyda-Baee «* 1" f »• J"J JJ Thri-legged Baee $3 let $«. 8nd |1 WhedbarMV IUce$8 lit $S. 2nd f 1 EgKKaee • 1' !2' !°^ fl SiABnoe »» 1»» »2. 2nd |1 Boys' 100 yds. under 14 yrs. Parse f 1.60 Do. do. 10 do. Old Men's Bace over 60 Purse $8 1st $2. 2nd $1. Ladies' Bace. 60 yds. 1st $8 Sat of JeweUery by Mr. W.F. DoU.2nd$l. «« o J en- JUMPING.â€" SUnding Long Jump. Purse $1.80 1st 1. 00, 2Dd 60c. do. do. *o. 00. l8t$l,2Dd50c do. do. Bnnait^g Hop, btep. and Jump BocDing High Jump Entrance 10 per cent of Puree, do. do. do. do. dn. do. Grand Band Tournament Prize $40 Entries to be made on or before June 24. Should only one band enter a Purse of $20 will be given to defray expenses No entrance fee. Tug of WarJPrize $10 Ten men of Troton Tp against Ten men from any other tp. Good Music. Dancing. Fireworks. Dr. McWILLIAM, Chairman. GEO. NIXON, See. and Treas. T. G. A B. will issue Tickets at Beducd Bates. Dr. Sproule and others will address the Electors of East Grey as under June i6 Homings* Mills June 17 Red Lion, Osprey 19 Town hall, Melancthon at 2 p.m. 19 Cedarville, la All Meetings, except those marked at 2 p,m, Yvill be held in the evening at 7 p,m. LVIN.BIKO-BONB,ET0.,WITH ».T«,-«^ OP TBKATMENT. 'VfVvii Ffrm mnd Flmid».) m^ ^gt$ ia ear nobloBt domestic tiJmai. llilir" is atroMare. imposine iTMMOWWtTi M of intelligence and whSmgy 'â€"**' y**" " '" •n affeette tiata^ human in ita na- taw MM(p«ftnniii«tothe last point ofeiidwMioetlie tatlrs imposed, and wo nm^ add is too often subjected to 4ho hart!â€"* and baiaiM*^ °**S^ °^ '^°7 of oar animda, and for this reason is the mopt liable to diieaae and blem Maay an otberwiaa talnable horse is diafigur«l for life and rendered more or laM nnftt for service by ugly •poTins. nnaigliay ring-bones, sphnts, «to. SomeUmaa those diflScultws are Doi of a Mriooa notara, thot is, do not Umo tha horse, or make any material diffecenee m the ability for performing wort on the rm but such animals m londered unsaleable, or if dUposed of it must be at a sacrifice of price. Ginerally, however, the horse is per- manently lamed, unless the cause is remavad, which is very aeldom -and ofUn entirely ruined lor travel or mtttk Spavins are meet generally produced by a strain or overwork in drawing. The bony excrescence or substance of wUcb it is oomposad wUl grow quite fast and aometimes gives the appear- anoe of an enlarged joint, and uulees -attended to in seaewi will soon bee me difficult to mausge. Many remedies have been devised for this difficulty, but usually wiU. vorv iudiffereut suc- cess. BlisterinK is generally resorted to when anything is attempted, aud will in some caaea. wlien properly p«?r- formed. stop the growth of the spavui but will not remove the bunch already lormedorcure the lameness, besides the process is a painful one producing soreness and rendering the horse more or less unnt for service. „ Some four years aro Dr. B. J. Ken- dall of Enosburgh FaUs, Vt.. having horse troubled with spavm tried blistering to cure it. The operation appeared so painful and onsatisfactorv that it was abandoned with the beUef that a remedy less torturmg in its af- plication and more certain in its ef- fect inlfht oe devised. Accordingly the Doctor set himself to work, and being a practical physician and drug- gist, succeeded in preparing a remedy that since its introduction to public notice, has achieved a success that is of the most satisfactory character. About three years sine*, hearing of several cases where " Kendall's Spa Vin Cure," as the remedy is termed, had been used with good effect, I took somo paius to ascertain the facts m the case, and reported tbe Fame for several of our leading agricultural journals. I give a few instances to which I am personally knowing. Mr. E. A. Gaiues, of Berkshire, Vt., own- ed a valuable horse having a spavin of the size of a hen's egg, and produc- ing severe lameness. After trying i \vi,rat,Sirin the usual remedies with no eflfect, i Barley learning of "Kendall's Spavin Cure," j IVas bottle was obtained and used ac- 1 ^^'"^^ Uke his p.!^ •Jj« » J» i is to do Bo make. tK t^ ** "Ithr tl'epubli^,^P^ BIG BOOM IN WATCHES. R. DOLL Las jnit rettu-ned from NEW YORK with an immente Stock of M AMERICAN WA CHES. By impoiting direct, and buyiag in large qnantities for Csah. If r. Doll aavad from 20 to 30 per cent, which yon get the benafit of by baying from him. He ^ao has the latest Novelties in Jewellery, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac, at bottom prices. Watch Repairing a Specialty. â-  FACTOBY vs. FABM BUTTEB. BIRTHS. GAILAWAYâ€" In Invermay, on the 12th inst, the wife of Rev. J. Oallaway, of twin â-  daoghten, both still bom. MARRIF.D. CAMPBELL â€" McKWEK. â€" By Rev. Mr. Best, on the 14th inst., Mr. Donald Camp- bell. Glenelg, to Martha, second daughter of Mr. Andrew McEweo, of StiUivan. DIED. MORROW.â€" In Melancthon. on the 13th in«t., Martha, wife of Wm. Morrow, aged 29 years. WAI..KEB.â€" In Artemesia. on the 9th inst.. Alice, relic of tbe late James Walker, aged 92 Tears. WHAT WE HEAB. That a big crowd will visit Toronto by the excursidn tomorrow. That tbe By. Jo. have made ample preparatious for their accommoda'ion. That it will be a boss trip. That the man who saw DiIl at New York was blind. Th :t sail ' 111 m.iii i.-.s -•11- That the lilii-t' re \\\ wasca'isfil by â€"a cold n..â€" a c Li iijpplica.ion of Jye to tbe d.Hs moust;ichr-. That to df.v's rich sliowcr tv il! i»lad- the farmer's h-art. That the new time made between 0. S. aud the city is a decided improv- raent upon the old. That new life has b« en infused luto the T G. B. That the public reap the beaefit. Gniteau has given up all hopes «f the KucccRs of any further legal move- ments aud reUes upon Presidbutial clemency. Eureka I shout all maanfactorers, machinists and mill men. wbMi thev lirst try Lardine. The feeliLg in Dublin caused by the recent morders ia moat despondent Tbe aaaaasinations are becoming of tha moat danng oatara. being parpetratad by omn ask a d man in cpesi day. Lardine maohina oil will not gam ®!i^ ^^!t*: " *•« »***« than aav otheroa m tba markt Ask yJS •altakano other, flaw Dinston Oraaga No. will tevaaaexeiirsioneTerthaT.,0 and B., and Nortiien and H. N. W. Baft. ways on tha Seth Jonr to "Tha Modal FanD." Ooairh. ratoniiio tha •vaedaj. Fare. Owon SoondTSats. worth and Williamsford. iS • UmA f l.M. For fbn paitieakn moMla! Dr. Kaodafl' l»Yt4a(liaktUa TioaiiM oa tho any bo had **»o^#^ in •dvanco. Can as good butter be made in the factory as on the farm There i a great deal to be said on both sides of the question. The skilled hand can often defy the most adverse sur roundiugs, while tlie ignorant and careless butter-maker will fail under almost any aid all ciicumstauces, the factory man labors under the dis- advantage of having to combine the milk of many dairymen, thus conten- ding with the faults of all. The slo- venly habits of one may destroy the good effects of nice habits iu all ths others. The presence of particular weeds in only one of perhaps the fifty pastures he gathers his milk from will disturb the cquinimity of his milk's quality. Then it is often hM that uiilk after travelling aii considerable distance is not in as .good condition for making butter as that wliich i? not Bul jected to sueh a trial. So far as the amount of batter to make from a given quantity of milk is coiicerued. this ii probably true but as to the quality of butter made from sncl: milk, there may be grave doubts as t« tbe suspicions being well founde«l. It ib again exceedingly difficult to keep the siirroundinga of a faotiry in as clean and sweet conditjou as' thkt of a private dairy, and i' is rarelvv «o have seen it done. Tiie priva- dairy man nas ihe advantaise of having c iin- piete control over all matters pertain iuj, to the pro.liiciiig of the milk \\r handles, and should theref.ire be sMe to acc^mtilish the veiy bent lesnlih. IthaH le*u our fttuu' to .-x^' 'i;i tb- b'ltf- .f in.i r-v-:;,- ji ij'-i c b if.. â- â- ..?; i:,-vi- t ' ,1. d 'H Ijii'ifr.r.' -lii 'i:c-e •dailies 'f c-.r.x cel.iju' quit. i'v. but, in i view ef ji s 1 brojidt; kii v,'!., ._.,. ii;:d a tuiii'nxr! wilii tlib cciiimcrcial d.iiry, we fe^^l compel'ed to -ay tliat^ in imic ca^es out of t.-ii, Ibe biuler from these c^le- brateu dairies would not stand muster 111 higher graile? of crca-jiery quota- tions. The private dairy always ba.s a certain amount of glamor tiirown around it along with extrtfordiuary advertising and extra expense lu pre- paring the butler for mirket, but if there was some absolute test of but- terâ€"if there was some way of holding in the minds of judges or otherwise a perfMt recollection of fine textures, tlie rich aroma and exquisite taste of such batter as we have seen from some creameriesâ€" there would no longer be a doubt that the man who labors m the larger field with his work constantly under eritieiam by tha pur ehaaer wiU in tha end reaob tha higher piaaa and aoeomplisb that which tha man in sireamscribed cir- eomataneca can uarar taach. Bi*ono«._On MondoT oTotuiio a £^i^!f^ T***^ *M haU m Vic- Sâ„¢S?""**~^«' tbcCon- •jryatnra aandidata. Dr. Sproola. M J». Mr.Lamoii was appomted ehairman wBO, an« makmg • i»w MMnariata rM-ka. called on Dr. BpeoioTFor tt«r?«^a- doctor oddmaad tho •»•«««» tha cnat qaistioDs of tha 33L' F^ •â- â€¢wottt of hk ateiQtrd thaBefcra ntanat by tba ecM^Ocd ""iziZ* '"' T^p•»b,'l^ld rf ShdHMDO.^ "Qm •t oaoo'oMimtho MMb .UBbermayLS'^^ir,^^ lent 18 made, and ZS^ ttidT' *» Change of Tuaj °0"«S SOOTH Teeswatcr.... â- .â- .".;â-  jj^*"' Harrieton "' gj. Mount Forct .... c 37 Orangtville " ^^. CaleJon JuTiotion.. gog Toronto, Uuioa Sfu.lo.s; a o GOING NORTH. Toronto dpp. 7 ,3; J n^ Calednn jQ:i(-tiuu 9 oil Orar.gt-VilU... Mount t'crcst. HarristoB Tees«ster ... Dundalk FleshertonAl'villt n'jj Markdale U..".. Owen Sound j.ij A mixe.1 train will aknruuW,. I Toronto aud Utt-eu bound v^' table. " ' EDMUND WUGQi 7.15 1M S.tli P.II. 4 3.: lO.ifl 12.H 12.35 2.25 C.Od 9.15 I'M.; *.(« H MAUKDALL. Flour Sprint' ^^lieat per bu-L Fall do. .iu. Barley Oats I'eas Potatoes. Butter, per lb Egcs, per ilnz rork,JTis.scJ Beef Geese pjr I'l Ducks, per ;iir FowU, (Mr pair Turkey.*, or lb Sheepskins Hides (Irasi se»;J, Hay Wool • • Greeu .\pp/c^, l'r. l.u-ln 1 Lard Tallow Drv Cord Wood • f.,.lO u WW 1.19,. â-  •• j.fio • (Uii â- ' .. 0.74 •â-  •• t'.ie- .. 7.5(1..:: O.i'T â- â€¢ II jii .. (l.tui â- â€¢â€¢ w..,„ (1 ff-l 1-.' 11 1 I-TT II Ui II."' 1.7^ DUND.\I.K M.VKKtlS. Wheat. Fall, N cording to directions. Tne applica- I tion produced uo blistering, did not appear to be painful, snd lelt no fcar or callous. A one dollar bottle was used aud it cured the spann, stopping the lameness and removing the buuch. I examined the legs carefully aud could find no difference in the size of the joints, and could not tell upon which the spavin was located. The horse Las been worked hard since and upon examining liim the scroud time a while since, after an iutcival of three or four years, was pleased to find uo return of the difficulty iu any phape or laauner 'One leg is as sound and perfect to all appearance as the other. Mr. N. F. Weld, also of Berkshire, Vt., treated a bad case of Bp^viii with thib remedy and iu six weeks the lameness was gone, the buuch nearly removed aud he considered the horse cured. There has been no return of the difficulty suce, nlthojgh the horse has bern worked hard. A. A. SimpkiuR of West Enosburgh, Vt., has had an exp irience si inilar to the above, an I oth -rs mi^ht be given, but these may be considered sufficient to establish rhe fact of the curative fiow- eib of this remedy, and also, which is equally important, the permanence of the cu. c the relief afforded being not t"mp'rary, but lasting in effect. Equd success has been had with "Kendall Spavin Cure" in the treat mei't of spliuts. curb, rirg-bono, bruises, stiains of diQerent kinds, cal- lous, etc. I wish to call paiticulur attention to this as a humane method of.treatiiicut, the remedy, while it is effioi'iit in operation yet does not pro- duce pain 01- soreness, as is the case «ith must ap lications. This fi-atuie is iij^ervini; it n fu*i and is receivinjj c Mim Mui.iti .n fr ui miny iToii-iueiit g. iitlencu ill ij,i^ O'luilry, among wl'om I woi'l pvmij Mr. Charles A. CuiTier, Rjieci:' a^ ut h r the Mas- sficliiisttts s^Kvf fr til preveiifi'Mi â- nr ....51.1.-, .... 1.21; Potatoes Pork Hay .â- â- ).i 10 .1;^ to .1" 10 â- U 10. .10 5-'w T-.V! til Fi.ESllliRTON' (Corrert«Z vrrhlii (••:â-  f'" Spnji:!" ti'.-h Flcur, per bbl Spring Whi'iil I'vr bu-!;. Fall do â-  d.'".. .U..' Barley Oats Pens Potatoes Butter, per lb F.pg«, per doz Poi k, dressed, B'ef Sheepskins Hides H.u- Tiuiothj" seed Wool Lard Ta. low '(•rAj't' hi; rt-.ii.) ^•"..OO I.. i'S Mil to i; l.li â-  "04 • (1,40 •â-  (1.74 â- â-  O..V.1 •â-  (i.l« " II 12V' 7.'.ii'" 5 IK) •• (I C'l •• ;-jil •• U, 2..' I •• â- â- ' fi.22 " " (\"w â- â-  I' O.MJ " '"' Toronto. Wheat.fall. per Ini-li H Wheat, spring, d" -•â-  1 Barley, ilo il Oats," do. (I Peas, do. ' Rye, do " Clover Seed d" 4 Dressed â- hoj;s. \^t IiH' il-... 1] Beef, hind (i'lVnters â- ' Beef, fore quarter 4 Chickens, per pair.... « Fowls, do. Ducks, per brice G(?iese. each Turkeys 1 Butter, larpe rolls Bntter. tub dairy Butter, siore-p.iiki .1 Egd-i, fresli,.por doz " Ek); pa.'krd " Api'les. |Hr brl • Potaf ivs per^lia;; ' Onions, pt'r iia*:. ' Hav.... " rii. nt:i \r l:illf; -=,tll. feet "K.-O-l. iiitro'Uic.d tl hands 1.1 drugi^ibts rii Uii; wi II.- ]â-  Sr:i' ill 'ir il'liii;;!' lit 113 country, suid i? ].cv' ail tin; icitJii, fr.nii wiiorn .,r. I"i* h .11.. ^^.^^â- ^â-  ' ' p '.t.ii.r-. ;i g Wl...!. ^H (. uiHV he oil Mr. i;»i.V?*f*r5U '*â- â-  y^-- tained, or thronclj ^wiiom it may be or dered by every lirupgist. Dr. k.e.:ulai. has also cmipiled a .-inall woil; .^r " Treatise op. ih.^ Horn' an his J:jj. eases," of about 100 nao, s, f,i;|v illns- ttat'td, and giving m a .^ul*^,il eouip^i.^.s a larfee amount of u.seful iiifoi'iL. ti.iii, free from all technical terms iiud wliich will be worth many times itB cost, of twenty-five ceuts, to all owners of horses. Something of the favor with which this work is being received by tbe public may be inferred from the fact that one hundred thousand copies and over have been sold since April laat, Should any ona desira further mformation upon any matter contain- ed in this article, they will please ad- dress Dr. B. J. Kendall, atEiiOsburffh FaJU. Vt. E. R. Towo West Berkshire, Vt, Euccncm.â€" On laat Saturday even- ug a very hugaand enthusiastic meet- ing was held in Victoria hall, in the »*«rta. of tba Beform candidate. Mr. Deans, hardware merchant, war •laetod chairman' for the evening. Af- t«r a few brief remarks by the chair- OMn aa to tha object of the meeting, »• BolbnB candidate. Mr. Peter (wiatia, addreeaed the claetors on the ^«at location of the day, followed by â- Ir. McMillan, of Meafore. and Mr. ^Bpaoa, of Shelbame, opposed by Ifr, Ooo, Bothcrford, of Shelbnme, ?•'•• :i! -..Il Ii 1: I li I' ,1 1 I r -- I- â-  i.i- ..: h.ic: ir I ;i.~ tkino- t: ;• ••' plac- -s' :i ce.;: |. 1 -y I'v 'til. I riiUlKl' S ii'i.-t ulates thi' liirui of hu.baniry: it h'llf ' by advocating new i'"'"'"'^,,^ ,eei.i vocatcs niccssaiy lefoiin. ^^^ ^^^ a.i.,.fn.)it'vci.»-^'-: the 1121)1"' iARD. jane I5tli^882. ^ER^OTICE j,,„liiBg his shop ahea wottii about five cent! .Carr- ies. discoveryâ€" Kendall' jlead advertisement. «,r6, fresh, and tru^ Medical Hall. A.Turl Ivest a dollar and makj '^rbotUeofKeadall'Sparuj ISes *^^" I ,. K Lords have refused wi P^s'^d Wif.-. Bisur l^ P„d.r»aainn. I T.iur.tt lot 1, con. 11. J'U ^^dmibs. wooi.fl. J^g a lamb. j ^^ty Lodge ";;^_^«' â- â-  yion Wednesday, July 5. iFnglish Church have arran? •j their Sunday hchool pic ui' ^Walker- bush on Dol.iuioi Thos Mann, r.uUssm (;roveJ JureceniUscldt.Mr.Cnug ^*'town«'"P. foi'.r three yeai^ frs for ?200. L Bbos are petting up rH C* cresting, prates for ce M fg „nd metal coluras at thoi^ *, Markdale. Lis excellent for filling dccny Ih but '• Teaukkby •• l.iovei.Ij L makes thorn ^^•h.t.^ an." ElVe lovable, o cent snmi.l. [v McDivR^ni) is at Conl rj Kir Wunlop. of Kupl.rasw. « :1 'f :ip.tinM;rk.l:.l.;m.x.:nJ ^.Ug.andMr. lluluu.b.n. ton, in the evening. las Btodic. Meaf.'rl K-.H. ':!clippea«Tnb...:fw;.^ • ly Mr. J"hn 1.. nv. l.-wn li â-  ei.A and Euplir;ii.i. e]cct8^«of Smthclrev.-i. •" i to-day by the il.-w. M' " and Hon. •.\tl ni y •..•iier.lj at Hol'tiin.' i'l «h.; :i"U'iii jham in tin- evening. riimoaio.l il at .-. ri lu di- â-  ijj, tlie rri;i^!i Cal'in'-t I'l^' til ftoconnt t.f the rime I'lv- l Bill. ^I'" t'"ai:il."i'ai;i aidj tries IMlke I.. ii:g .ip. ^d t-. ireseut form. ,. Thurston. 1 M iiulal" ymoud S.wili-' Ma.-liiiii (psst week. S. lun.h t .r â- -• • 'U" givi'lS g "'d tl nir- :i S {,moJs that AAill '-« n at " pd under any circuiiisiaiic iTrnN'.RS dru'j sl-r.- rh-i;: lie season?. .lu-tjii.-w :i gr at rof fli'Wfriiig I'lant- .iide.l'.i.-l bre and add tin ir fa-iane. i. 1 perfuniones Iroiu the L' un-t orv. Tiio plaut.s urj luarK.tl Ipric- s. Ilksiiip job I1.IS I'"" ' "" Lien nnder the F«i-«riutciid:ii !1 l'» I l*.i' (.' I"l I U' M 1 ?.« c- u .â- t. â- J â-  .. el "-;â-  It ad- C-foMIl. the welfare of even- chiso"' „.,llbe:iiff^' miiiiity. Al' it promotes uk; ^-r ..i.ot-'ver i' the neoplc bv expo.sms »"*.„, ,« peopi 1 It "â- " mjurious to iiidiviaun.s. ^^ ^,. aid to what is cood a"d u" ^^^^-^g to sihtiug the moral rcfoimcr_^ ^^^^j better the con bim, while it exposes ho would lead others to nnu^^^ „„d i-- .tv anions " .:. „,.!. vocates unity among lid in f*^' ' classes of residents. """ '" "JuiKi".? mated by the hig" """ *j^^ To tb« the welfare of the pubW- above and uiany other *o. tliyolijtCJ L7loc;rp.;;[^r lends it^'"5cdb.' yetsomeoftbcpcorl""" iW^ itf«iltosupioititi"r^f ,p,rb^ aeem to forget «•'« /.^^Vefr citji'^^' claims eu the suppt«'^^,,ercnd»"» asthe very life of tne 1 t in many cases. V,-'x^. M' .= .1:1!- Arnold, tlK*s.cti(.ii b.. • '•' I now cleaned up â- â- 'â- â- ii a ;• â-  mnects tlio ,tre t v.illi ij -^ J. Wra.'goproiiii^' s .t r.i 'â-  -v:.. le station to Mill Stn t. :-Ai)!ioRAi. Ilobeit II tH. '• "' death i-i ai.iii'iiiK- d. â- Â»^-" ' iCii'.ou. «)nt:ir}0. v.-hcn- In- â- â€¢: .^icatod. Up Wiis ;i.'-i-. I 1 active service diiiiii.' in- li' tlirough ail tin' t'lad- i:i t' â-  service up to Vie.' .\ lin^i " s iu hisO.-.th vfir. iBr.crivr.D ox S. S. './/.wi.* r prints at MeKarl i"" â-  ,rf embroideries ill M-lai':ii. i il« dress goods at M.-I^nl "â- ' k« laces, ties ami fiilii":-' at M^ %â-  cariets and liiii i " • ' " _6. The oniv ilir. c! mi;' 1: r 1 IkosiuesK m Marl. liU-- I TBiE bill was r. till!.. I !iv 1 Bd Jiirv at Orrive.il'.- ••i' 1 •â-  [ajRiust J.ihii !.••• a f.i i.u" I t leot the Cndir Vi'.l- v 1; •; .â- â€¢ lealiug a (fuatitify '•!' j d f ,0 Uricuo- Dill. 1. f I' i'--\-i lone of the coaches -ii 'n â-  l"ti| larch last. Tit' t :::i. i â- â- 'â- â€¢ ' (is much iutcrest t.iU n 1 'â- 'â- ' [today. Mr. J. V. M«" " â-  culiii;; fur the C'r .w.i. fS. John Hastltig- i- ii"«" i- " [with his Hteara I'ea h r I: n ' Featbers are as ;.""l a^- n t being renovated by tui^ 1 r-'C' ides there is a eliancc â- ! In jab'.e trcHsiires. Mi- H â- -' ad m a 'feather .b'd, a !i i' i,in Chatswortli. a t^.' bil. 1 Jtb was apap'r .iHi.d l^'M. priitd tlie preci'iiis If -i ' ' aer u{ the fr'atlprs. an' '-^'.\ ' lo do t\v sauie lt"'«i I here. |l' Willi ., \v 'il.il izi.ii' •! iriUd-, ft \vi 1 i f riiiai 11' are r •, â-  fitiirrow, il-'rida\ t V' 1 •• li'^ist will lake ]dai *, I' Hiiiii.on Day. and ' I'll Witiiiii re ISO :i^ I ' â- ..d. .••..;Jiij5i .1 i'l kduie, aiii I ;.' d f â-  F'i practic w ui 1 )^^x of carrying nfT a -^ ' ^Msee what the bn.^n c.u. i IfJutBEoccaaiou oftln l«a*li 1 P»iker, who died last W n- -ige of y-i years, lo r-l â-  'â- â-  (remains of her iiiisli.iii i '(e Tears ago and «a- bun d 1, one mile from Mark al; â-  • ' swasa burying gniind 111 Sion of country,) reiimv.d tot l.i; preh cemetery. Mrs. Walk- r w. piowsdto the cemetery on I'riday 1 1**7 Ugo number offiii nds, \vm r "St rites were ptrfnnin-d. 1 nc; *T* Wfrd deliveriAl au upproi'ria; ^H«*»r»G. Pa.. Nov. 18. 1K0 °- ' Kendall Co.â€" (lenis • v'^r fine marc that has Lad "~^^;iB» for a long time. I tried j*^^' luan could devise to curj • Stttall^, vain, aud was about tc S!' °P ^heu a friend of lumc iij le to me aud recoiiuueiilj rs Spavin t'uro, %vhieli grand results, removing Jelaar and cleai). Thou Its to you for one of youl horse books, and I thiul^ ' "• »• better book printed on th^ ' Wid Via diseases. I have lakoi L^Wioa copies for you to m^ "•oors, aad ,^1 try ^nd do what ' can by getting them for olhcrsl Yours truly, "i^ a. W. MiLLta.