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In] by m. .,......\\.-~ in this (1%“ I." t mumth “and,“ bqttt r. " by a xenon} H d ...I _ ., wr . hat place. I. ' abandoned tho hm- {25“le to have m in, Instruction :1 termination of ' clamomuhc "r"portaneo had M u; :ulvsze fund h .. v.rr Lam. "Whom fawn-n] to within h MM Vela”. my mmunicntions “I... lush-1h. have M‘- war. but this libs Bus-in- nt which. tbmn m. my.” 8 tr nmrthing - :uarU. when Inet l line of dew; T fallen into“ I the Latter - Mn?!) will to )vzmlnlaternl in :rmatmm m l l the Iutha- tluciultaaathqt " Tnth-t Edam when m llmkoin that in h and“; - ated on m . the 'sit: artuirt Tl I annual)”. u 12km] the It“ _ Nit-hulls “(I liwm with-ha own“ among tho mpulunun. Vb.“ tME Y'Ak.’ is nttrromtWI. MW destroy“ tho "vutitor m “h. It If" II at St. PM Inn] of than“ q nu the trvetsimtoe mm: a shot. Gms. ll Hf the Mth in. M ho tted 'owagas I'h,. "le H {arm that Rut-'- Jitanb, of Jom'n. takcu "(up in . bt"uttt on n 41ar bu -. ntinople can‘t. ms. who an.” mm, have "on“! forces dot h f side, of this u prerretttimdi. r to have (in. duthesmm ance 15...“. rrd the do“ who. By tho : upon Aide. y-r-J-nhlc that '!ttkr B [I‘m lit and Yd tm chum " lr' mummy c-- ml annual tho “I pup.“ " tho :0 Qumlrihw tu'rely PM In! hav. no. P. T ivanlihh posed to to tb um the Shipta rimun. w“ Lu‘e "emqiod w: hum- tho dine Up to my IV! Munch“: it. In they g. weaned. DIED. ""ro',','fr/gad,t m m: m, in In, for, ' “My tr. cm. aged Tr C.utrrnr--1i.u-o.t--trt Chatsworth on l 3CoN" 'FU' PiCEVii \'obblx.-On Tuesday. the 10th inst, the Wife of Mr. Thou. Yodden,uilor, Shel- bums, of a son. Frtosr.-itt Owen Sound, on the 'th int. the wife of A. Frost, Esq., County Attorney. of a son. Ih.i--ia Owen Sound. on the 10thinst., Ctbtherino Charlotte, wife of Mr. Oswald Hinds, need " - DocotL.--Ia Owen Sound, on the 10th inst., Josephine. damn!“ Mr. John [ Dougal, w n yam and a mum] One day lately Mr. George Ott,of Ariana, lyringed some fruit trees with Paris green to kill the caterpillars. uning unyringe with a rattan wad in it. And knew-13 putting it away in the driving barn. Some of the juvenile members of his family found it, and in playing with it, Iyringed in I up trough to which the hens went for water, and in a cunplo of days "rtstttytmTfiate' hell were “in than!“ ii thohonM. All "~i I destruetion was worked by the little linen that remained on the wand. BIRTHS. l'---rn Sullivan. on thd 2nd inst., the git. of Mr. but“ M, of . , loan: the Priming hue-moss. No one it'i-tit a gun! Eng bls miueatirtn need The man Edvard Sayers was brought down to the police station about ten o'clock, and hrnng! t before the police magistrate. He was charged with assault with intent to kill, and van "silica I!“ the 19th instant. The condition of Mrs. Sayers has somewhat improved, and the doctor in of opinion that if intimation does not let in sus, may recover. (Mu-r neighbors Ipenk of Sayers u being a heavy thinner, and one man said thnt he thought that the deed must have been done in I fit of “blues." The doctor who wan e:dled-Dr. Fowur--mt that trom the nature of the wounds the woman could not possibly have inilieted them on how". ' time. No OI.‘ could tall 'Nehtst was the mint with him. On heiilg naked tthe “laugh! ho in scheming, he nailed and mid he would not like to my. His brother Ind tiv. children. and he did not think his aiAer-in-law had ever done anything any. A Frenehmart living near says Sayers was not nunod .1: In} bub feigned sickness. Mn Stsyem was a hardworking wmnnn. went out washing to support her hush-ml “a ehitdmr... Hie opiyinetias that jv-ulnnsy had caused Sayers to murder his wife. 0n making some enquiry into the proba- ble eanse, these facts were given by the hmtund:--He and his wife are natives of Ottawa. They have been in Kingston for thmflnd heuyihelnebee'n in bad health. The wife, according to his awry. had been in a despondent state for wine time, and had frequently threatened to take his life or her own. Neither of the parties were in the habit of drinking, and .0 man could not “in!“ " theut except from the fact that she was out of her head. He also says hie wife did take a little whiskey which happened to be in the house. The, above in substantially what the man nay: about the case. run won-Airs .TAYBMBNT. An interview was not had with the woman, but we are informed that she tells a very different ntory. At an - hour this morning she was in bed anleep, when her husband mine into the bedroom and made a cut at her throat with a razor. She started up. and the blow fell upon her chin, hiking otla tanall piece. Ju. than succeeded in cutting‘ her throat, "htttiettttg a very dangerous wound. In attempting to got the razor from the man her hand has been badly cut. She managed to get hold of the razor. which she threw down stairs. The daunting and noise awakened Alfred Sayern. a brother of the man, who was “loop downstairs, and on seeing what had occured he alarm the neighbors. The police and tho doctor Were sent for. Policeman Nesbitt, who lives near by, took charge of the premises. Win-r Tn: summons an. Alfred Rayon did not see any of the affair and so cannot speak positively. lIo I gives his sisteriu.law a good character, ," and sayshis brother has been sick for some [ Ptit 3 trood Eaglish education I '.v. .u the Gum; 9ttioe, Dumplk, ""'rl and 10 month. the 8rd inst., by tho Rev. Geo. Keys. Mr. Robert Carter of the Township of '1ollanll, to Mm Mug-rut, Hamilton bf the Town of Owen Sound. VII taking out her handkerchief. She then 100 the mm, and the man may: the next thing he hum] was . 1t1t On get. ting up out of bed he found h wife on her knees in nu adjoining room with her throat cut. In attempting to take the maor with which the deed wan chauffeur: her, he says Ihe cut him on the hand, and there cer- tninly in n deep out on his left hand. Th. donor in “at for “a tho wounds dulled A “In: IAN'D STATllINT. The'mn who use mid to have commit- ted the deed, n Frenehman named Sayers, nude 'substantially a statement to an " ket that nbout tive o'cioek this morning, while he was lying in bed, hinwile came into hie room and sat down on a trunk. She nitrrwneds got up and wentto the window. when III. at Mon schair. Rising hom this I110 again went to the trunk and opened it. The husband naked her what she was doing, 3nd 'she said she (From the K'ugetoaNe-o, mr "t At on early hour augmenting l Ming report In uonnd town that n woman had been murdered br her husband in I house a tho intemeetion of York. Ordnance, and Barrie streets. 80 for u the Set of the “in thrmt hum. been cut tho mm In: true, the only quontiou woo. who dill it? About eight o‘clock this morning out "porter visited the house and obtained the following tarts, _ Attempted mam-*0: GiGrii, - "trpted'! 5,000 1133 1;.»qu “£33”? - pm of an TERMS LIBERAL. Apply to Residence and midto- HWBVILLK Juno 21, W74 - ""Bataittwur done thinly private. Residence and Midwa- Farm and Village Lots For Bale. The beat Companies in the had.” "pu- Muted. To Owls? Fun Immune: and i. Low Aunxcv in the Towxsmr. Con veyunoer, J O S. MCARDLE, (9181mm! attention paid to the Dispensing AND FAMILY RECIPES. Dnmlalk, June 20, 1877. Dumb": Physicians‘Prescriptions Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Dyes. Patent Medicines, and Proprietary Articles SAND, SAND , Medical Hall ! Lot M, in the 10th Concession, Lst 42, " 4th " Lot 40, " 8th " Lot I, " 16th " Lot Si, " llth " On eMy'lermn. Apply to HENRY GRAHAM, l’un-lnlk, or R. H. Bowms, 26, Welluqrtonok, East, Toronto. 'l‘o‘nship of l’ro! on n Mmactruws Pu. Write. with cold water. Nomi: required. Luna-u year. A perfect gem. Sample IO cents-three for " can“. Cataloguelree. Addrmm,MtxNTRKAr, NUVELTY CO., Montreal, Que. 231. AGENTS. " A DAY selling the \hnArlvvm'a ' Iv,.".,. mm. "nu Fall Wheat, per bush ...... Spring Wheat ".. VN ...... Harley, " '...... Outs, " ...... Peas, " ...... Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs tttttter, tells. per lb......... " tubdairy,............... Flmtscperdoz.................. Potatoes, per bag............ Tyrm'py per butsh......u..... Hay. P" Wm.................. Wool ........................... Egsm............................ Wool per Ib................. Sheep skins.................. lamb tikiuts.................. Hides per owt....,.......... Hay..:......................... MOUNT FOREST MARKERS. Confederate Ofheo, July 17, 1877. Flour per barrel..............." 60 to 8 00 Oatmeal per barrel............ 7 00 to 7 00 Fall Wheat....................... I 40 to o 00 Trmulwell Wheat............... l 40 to " 00 Spring Wheat.................... l 20 to l 25 Barley............................. _0 50 to 0 60 oats........'........................ o " to O 50 Peas........................,....... 0 60 to 0 00 Potatoes per bag............... I 26 to 0 oo "utter.............................. 0 14 to 0 ll; Com in! u' L" ........ Fall Wheat per bush....... Spring Wheat " ........ Oats " ......., Barley " ....... Peas " ......., Hay per ton.................. Potatoes per be.......... Pork per lb.................... Beef " ................... Hides " ................... Sheepskins each............. Butter per lb.................. 'ii"Jy,"'aT,' per c0rd....... Wool.........:................. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. June 27. 1877, DUXDALK MARKETS. Duxmur, July 19, 1877 !,hearuteryy.r, 111...: mill " as to on M a ITST RIECEIVEDF A L.ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GRASS SCYTHES, SNATHS, RAKES, SCYTHE STONES, FORKS, dba, A1480, 1,025 Best Cured Ch Ch Bacon, FLOUR. FIFTY BARRELS OF NUMBER ONE FLOUR- of the choicest quality, " lowest prices. Commissioner in the Queen’l Bench, E N. McAULAY, Jr. i'; FOR SALE. , Agra 18, 1877, Meat " "' ......... Who-t per bush........ gWheat " ......... " y " ........ " ........ per ton.................. The following Lot: in the TORONTO MARKETS. Tottosro, July 18, 1877, FLOUR, MEAL, SALT and BACON sold for Cash only. A consunt :upply of DUN DALE Co. of Guy. 1800to1600 M80to00,'41 $1 M to 1 50 to 60 to 58 to 85 to 6 50 to 20 to 17 to 15 to l 20 to 200to 160to 136to 085to 000to 070to 800to 090to 1100to 400to 400to 040to 01lito 022m o 23 to 4 00 to 5 oo 10 00 to 10 00 0 50 to 0 b'0 0 dr, to O 50 ll 60 to 0 oo l 25 to 0 00 0 14 to 0 IO 0 I” to 0 10 0 20 to 0 26 50 to 1 50 GO to o M we . good clean .Wod], for which the highesi Fm 22 18 16 1 30 M " 00 " 65 1 M 60 " 86 y-2I 0 70 10 00 1 10 12 00 o l7 0 13 I M l 40 " 40 HARVEST TOOLS of which will be sold at low prices. Call and examine stock. After . awful and thorough inventif-tion on “in quit-‘11. they we] . “Acting dean~ "ration of its effect as e iGiaitTtiii, the subscriber now derh'ea the world to producy I more simple or perfect potato-bug preventi- tive the] he now offers to potato growemend kindly piece: it withm the reach of all. The went and Preventive will be lent to all who hire it by eonding name end glam in Elli with one dollar and postage stamp any Tho only reliable potato Bug pnménlvg in the worlqz no poison to haedle, no money Raid-nee and ottue--Next the Photograph Ginny, Dundalk. fl Defiance to Potato Bugs! A few choice Farms for Sale, MONEY TO LOAN at Eight per cent! A BOON TO POTATO GBOVVEBS. Mar 10. 1877. on hi. premises Owen Sound Street, near the STATION. . . . Dundalk. Good Family Flour for "do. Dundlnk, Feb. M, 1877. Conveyancer, etc. Bogs to inform the inhabitants of Dundalk and vicinity that he has on haul and for sale a. tine "ock of Warranted as good as any offend in Dundalk, and Cheaper. Aliso Bran, Chop, and all kinds of Mill Feed. First-Class Hour constantly for Sale at the DUNDALK GRIST MILL AN OLD humans, retired from active prae. tice, having had placed in his land: by an East India Misaionary the formula of n Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and permanent can of Consumption, Anthma, Bronchitis, Catarrk and all Throat and Lung Affections; also a Positive and Radical Cure forNervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, nicer having thoroughly tested its wonderful cura- tire powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his “Haring tel. luwu. Actu" ted by this motive and n con- scientious desire to relieve human suffering, he will senl FREE OF CHARGF1 to all sho 'lou're it, this, recipe, with full directions for preparing and tu1cuwtsiully using. Sent by return mail by addressing with lump, naming this paper. Mt. C. STEVENS may. 23-y Box 80, Brtocrrsm.ue, Oss, The subscriber offers for tale Lot Np. .30, 3rd Con., N.K, New Survey. MeUmtthbn, MX) Mares, about 2 miles from Dundalk. About M acre- cleared and fenced; the balance hardwood and cedar. Title-patent from the Crown. Application to be made to W. Neruzncvr, on last No. 32, on the 3rd Con., New Survey. Mr, P. WHITTLE! - an nu‘uo "ll" TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CONFEC’I‘IONERY, SUMMER DRINKS, SYRUI’S, ()RANGES. GINGER BEER, _____.. -m.-. "m.... “0...“... .04 ... .... ....vql..-. loumwn tho Inna. Such Wu my mum It. I co.- '" " v I. to uh- , " (Duluth Remedy on. humanlvh‘la and II trains Iud an In an More"! and“. that In!“ toag homo. I VII "stand to health, no u a I. IN. to "Auto ham Ind manhunt him. link at clog. M and Windmtwlgkh “an be; who ,_-_ _,.... - __........ ...... v..."- ...., quw w..- ulu at tho mm. at your Connwrlo-u. (hun- Ell- Bor. Jun-h m Inlnrm you what It In: don. tor at in I gu- otd; nu boon out ot ham: for sham In you; I lil almond tlu.. or hm! dot-um doctors, 3nd uncu- lulu-Ina, without mum. 1'lu"d'lt'lh'r' and? in conch-nod mum to new tom. an I.“ (All. It” re! bananas [ml u to ho and»! to. do Il_l unpr- Fork" -'-- -*V_-,. - - _.. - ......,.. ... .... - - . m...- I “no. HM """ on.- nnd ind. m m Nada-ad mouth 5:10.14“ 2s8T,'l', h- huh...‘ tdrd,ttA'gtt g"dutit,t1eoWg,,tfN'rataittt PtrPfAP.ei,el1tt Wind-'1“ Mot-MAI.- the W09! THUS. McCAULEY, Sr. Dundalk, Apn15, 1877. 'le l- I)" [WI '"y88V3r_0l" Immumm Amman-ML. m- hmuAnM-ump, I mum Mt W. Be. may, P. q., lot. a, m. In. 1.1.3. mnmm. "Ste. l' yeht?tftt?etyhtetryt, Ptr? m - ffii “in: Mr. NIGIJS()1\', CONSUMPTION CURED. Melancthnn, June 28, 1877. LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Flour ! Flour! Ivar-1n for Sale. Refreshment Rooms, CIDER, Canned Fruit, he Also that he has opened new d, no poiison to Midis. n thrown “my on drugs. T.rirrauTrar' 2.31 210929;. _ .9399“? ." Ir é ' H A 55(5er d . 3mm], ther. CANNOT in and by Saul. Wm. M [pal "NKatioi. no...“ ol run to... 0! {any "an and”. In". bun unduly and by (to-nut n noun (gnu! Tt.eirr. loyal' i,; iiiii'rakiifCiiaa aTiairiG%T. (In on “huh to GATARRH T. B. L. GRADY. Dunildk. I ttur, ' I Maxwell, April le, 1377. WOOL. ' Though“: '""td,'ir'?" paid for ' 00 . _ . _ WILLIAM HERON. em, any tummy of Wool left " his Mills. Also that?» has in Stock . Largo unity of Goths, "tinert., Plumb, 13.1mm, Stocking Yum, eter., which will be sold very Low Jot Cub, or given in exchange for The Subscriber wishes to intimnfe “the inhabitants of Os ray, and surrounding Townships, that C', is prepared to manu- fsctmje into all kinds of Osprey WOOLLEN MILLS, MAXWELL. _ JAMES MGM. REID, Dundalk, May 23, 1877. l distance éalliug early En thtGlGtiilGriii get their rolls home with them the same day. _----------- quality. The following gentlemen can testify to his ability as n workman in the vast: Mr. H. Graham, Merchant, Dun. dalk; Mr. J. Agnew, Councillor, New Bur. vey; Mr. W, Hoskinson, New Surve ; Mr. .1. Nixon, lit, ttq: ‘Thou in)! Goth, Satinets, Flannels, Blankets, Stocking Yarn, attention to business and good wire, to merit a share at public patron-go. Hav- ing had an e.xperionms of mr tmmtrtivar year, he has nn hesitation in saying that all work shall be warranted agenrding to Leads, the onward movement forward in his motto, and he now flings his banner to the breeze, notifying the inhabitants, of Proton, and surrounding» Townships, that 1:. has purchased the Carding and Falling Ma- chinery formerly owned by Mr. J. J. Middleton, and has fitted them up in first. elam style. and is now testify " Roll Card-i ing and Cloth Dressing, am hopes by friet PR0ci+f1.Al2r0tr! Wool Carding -AND--. Cloth D rcssing. JAMES MOM. REID Fleshcrton, June 20, 1877. [LTO partial 00min? . distance to get Bolt Carding done, we will do our but togive them their work home with them. WOOL TAKEN IN Excnman ton Goons or in payment for work. Full-clothe, Tweak, Flannela, Blank“, Stocking Yarn, Filthy Yarn, de., which willbe gold " moderate prices. Call . and examine. NONE BUT EXPERIENCED WORKMEN EMPLOYED. Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Dyeing, Cloth Dressing! The subscribers beg to infurh] the inubitant. of South Grey that they are prepared to exe- cute all ordeal m Woolen Factory. REAL ESTATE SEQURITY, in mm: to suit borrowers. Apply to The "Advertiaar" wall be carried on by P. Monro, and tho "Dundalk Guide" by J. Tuwracnd. Being compo-ed of [at No. no, in the 2nd Range, Township of Proton. continuing 56 acres, about 46 cleared and in good state of m1ltivtsticn. There are good comfortable build. ing-on the premium, n good orchurd. and cor, veniut to church. Ichanlinnd market, being only four miles from Dundalk, T., U. kit. Payment will be required u tollnwa ..--8200 down, and balance from I to " years, with interest at 6 per cent. or to Witness Mew-s. Lauder * Proctor, Toronto.). Dundalk. June 6. 1877. em Toronto. Dissolution of Ptartiririiiiiir.- THEundersigned have dissolved partnership as printers and publisher: of the "Orange- ville Advertiser," by mutual consent. J. CAMERON. J. TOW Dated It Orangeville, May 23, 1877, Money to Loan ! Apply to ALEX. STEWART, SK, June MI, 1877. d-2l' lniltiogo P.0. SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL- LARS TO LOAN We have on hand a. large tstock of FARM FOR SALE. JOHN MCDOWELL, Dundalk, in first-ciao style. FLESHERTON J. & N. CAMPBELL. F. MONRO. J. TOWNSEND. *hnll oVrAttto ARCHIVES TORONTO 17-tt. {In-21 We have s number'af Good FARMS for saloons-gym. Gt1latouroftiee. RUTHERFORD & HUNTER, The subscriber in prepst to afar his ner- vieetuStono Mnonjo my on. Iiring the name.- All Work don in . 'fd2'I'l'r'f Cupboards, te., in, st the shortest notice. Furniture remind nth ne-h- and (Ii-pull, Estimate. given and Contact: taken for all clun- of Buildings. STAIRCASE WORK AND HANDBAILING A SPECIALITY. Orders Solicited. FUndcrhking “tended to promptly. Dressed Lumber and Flooring Always on Band. The undersigned beg to inform the inhabitant. of Dundalk and " they In new manufacturing all Lao of Encourage Home Manufacture Farms for Salli. i TIMI HEW]. bum, April 6th, 1377? Corner of osiTafi'idiGiTTG2a. Ihmdalk, Mar * 1377. a. THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS. CORDWOOD‘ IN TRADE. CALL and SEE his PRICES. TRADE SALE I Lovvcr than Ever Before Seen 1) U N D A L " . Summer Goods "R1i"' next 30 days Remembet It!” Stand, the Shop haul, omit. the Put Ola. Kain Btmet, DIM CROSS t KICKS. Dundalk, April It, 1877.» pit REMARKING ALL HIS GOODS A choice lot of Bacon and Hams for Sale cheap for cash. Notice to the Puisiiid ' Doors, Frames, Lounges, Couches, Sideboards, Would inform his friends that he hi! just commenced To make room for FALL STOCK. EARING OUT . Graham 90mm! Aekis. THE BALANCE OF HIS which will be found m is union: at D. DAVIDSON. Ull‘u' " w , "qead.d u E,'ii%l'GITgrl, the a: "a...“ can be sent in the he. E HUMPHRLE. tadrehar, trig. m..- anelnum with Stan porn and Ink-ch °hil|°fhlld that n mud?“- 'aL'22tNirdiit up loom: 0 "can and - L'll"d 'f,,NI'd A '.'ledeetetteP, Ind " low it... A ,eruiFiiii5ii"C'. (numb: hddMIpblmydol. 1e.,eLt'ttetiyiGiViiidihr'ii Thn lulu-w valid mil-u, hf... the inhibit-nu at 1tmdaik ad lino-din. country that In In. titted " his-hopi- 1h..tlleye I"ttrfre W"! M. M In- NoTrtrttr Ignounding count", that 1081' Arman» mm. C"de"ttrmsrine-uut!ri-s. nth-ironic. BEST STYLE " THE ART is 'soqriiittodurintuv_tru,-d I a I Large Circulation Job Department. FOREIGN AN D “1)ka Gulch " " OOLUII It’ll Mouth-0nd“ d“ Pomsses Great Facilities Duudulk Guido “DUNDALK GUIDE,‘ The STATION, JOB WORK READING [ATTIL Promptitude mutant-mum. FAMILY Ewan“ Fauna m mu: GREATEST should minor“). " the W()IlK. Pun 01.00 m Arm {Mink-v.1 . fordulrtgatikindaetf Opposite manual-It “ulnar-uncut IN ADVANCE. DUNDALI, We THE EDITOIIALI. uh.