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y Arbitration. r what?‘ To deoie hus been as fairly «a by any other tribs to ecting evidence and fowos and arbitrator‘® ation of official dots 1t confusion. . "** e Outario Gover there is a referent® ave nassess it. 1 thore is only too Very weli pat. It is of most people who ho i6 16 once more 1neut mJling the conduct y Conyal, involv« { eminent Ood of eminent counsel taken in the mt t we may expech Iaecdonald . can 40* ming at. If be i9 why not allow the once, and “’* o go on in the di#® Pr untary one. tervikocy, P s for the resolve th ult to the uealng m ..‘ rated in any ‘~ Y wn Lusic, i review of rental '. 2 ap ery | bows n# other objec« e that Pr..b"._ find with it, on ‘ans consent, , **I shall ‘bot ate lled scientific rem» ve beey .dw from ou" w asked to beat Lalng that .My, that the M. o Bims memice "Câ€" . wow, made by "P= !'resbyl.u. but an inexeuss re chosen was ind not a word fitness for the ported appest a canard amd the fntare yterian) tivg thy ri o discharge, as worthless wil would be ol meannes® staked all om .‘ T)?. 1..7‘ at les _ Ccommuered TOY 6#, l,y “‘ ental musig ©xamine the wtion is “ F 104 & nd inst Music, lone in Â¥ebG »*e pemiphlep Crior -N““ other objece it. I would o searching heterodory in rstons..'.. Nor ca® ‘uked- " carried on an aluaos® ad loa‘® us To decide _ ® pame Mmu j irhament the coste d d not go i was reâ€" members N zxo. s of Onâ€" fexr that whk sdick mm wilie itb, the & wit t. therg ," oneurâ€" nmg t og the : other i) lmre pt had nent to 1d t 1 uory»« < Ni of tiak e tham ustice le to ted to 10 of why of The Princess of Wales is a pioture of modest geod taste as sho walks the deck of ber husband‘s yacht. Sho always wear« jhere a pigiply made dress of some dark solor, with a sailor‘s hat, or a plose soft bat, which is exogedingly bespming to her. for liitle dangbters aro dressed in dark serges or simple cottons, and sailor‘s hats .ways grown their long, fair hair. Dy a hurricane which passed over the Ialand of Jamaica on Wednesday of last week a largo amount of property was d« stroyed, and thousands of people left house less. Famineis imminent, and help is wantâ€" ed for the starving. W Hd Strawberuy cuss caker of the .-h-ma:h -13 bowels, tysentery, cholea morbus, and all summer complaints.â€"b133 Try Burdock Blood Bitters, thas Jtroat system renmevator, biowo and live. syrup. agte pn the bowels, liver and kidneys, and is a superb tanic. â€"b}33 ‘The indirect taxes in France produced in the first fortnight of August 12,460,000 more than the estimates, making a total surplus of 107,077,000 since the commenceâ€" wia & To se TB ctont hi been longest known. Time cannot detract n merits. _ It is the old reliable remedy for all Lowel compleints incident to the sumâ€" mor seasou, â€"D138 Prince Roland Bonaparie is about to make a sternly practical marriage. His jntended is Mlle. Maria Blanc. She will have settled on her $3,000,000 and the esâ€" ate of San Donato, worth *292000 more, | But there are drawhaoks. ‘The moneyisn‘t quite bonestly come by. The Swher of Mile, Marie made his immense fortane m keeping the gambling tables at Eonao, Hoe defrayed all the civril and milisary exâ€" pences of Monaeo, and allowed the soverâ€" sign £30,000 a yeur besides, yet be died worth £23,000,000, in his own right Blood Bit}ex‘s has may cure you. â€"bl33 ter from sgorfula or some foul humoe, your liyey may be congested, your lungs diseased, your kidueys deranged, yonr joints distorted with rhaumatism, you may be almost a walkâ€" ing skeleton, yet despair not, Rurdock € NOR GECCp ROUWIE, CR BV CUIRATE, It er rayjl'.‘ Dr. Fowlers Exâ€" tr u:lol“?llvll Strawberry is an unfailing remâ€" tractof Wild Strawberry is an unfailing remâ€" edy forall kinds of bowel comp;aint. rtl33 Have Courage.â€"You may sut ter from sgorfula or some foul humoe, your The natural color of flowers may be alâ€" tered, according to C. Puscher, by exposing them to the diluted fumes of ammonia Most of the blue, violet, and light crimson flowers turn to a spleniid bright green. Dark crimson elqve pinks turn black, other dark red flowers turn dark violet; all white flowers turn sulghuryellow. ‘This change of color is especially beautiful when the flowers are variegated oy tho single petals possess a differest color,. As soon as the new colog is fully developed, the flowers must be dipped atfonce in cold water, when they will keep their new shade for two or six hours; by degrees then their natural solor returus. Blue violets red asters ars dyed or turned intengg red when they are exposed to the fumesof muriatic acid gas; it takes from two to four hours, or more, beâ€" fore the shade is fully feveloped. The may cure you (Elecampane grows very abundantly in some sections in this country and is & very useful herb.â€"Ed.) This remedy has been used in and aâ€" bout Philadelphia tor forty years and longâ€" er, with great suceess. and is known as the Goodman remedy. I am acquainted with a physician who told me he had used it more than thirty years, but never knew a ease that failed where it was properly adâ€" ministered. Among other cases he monâ€" tioned one where a number of cows had been bitten by a mad dog. To half of this number they administered this remedy, to the other half not. The latter all died of hydrophobis, while those who took the cleâ€" campane and milk showed no signs of that disease. I can give some facts which may be of use to somebody, thereby saving life. The time between the biting of an animal by & raad dog and showing signs of hydrophobia is not less than nine days, but may be nine months. After the animal has become raâ€" bid, & bite or seratch of the teuth upon a porson, or slobber coming in 1 a sore or raw place, would produce bydroâ€" phobiajust as soon as though be had been Bitten by a mad dog. Hydrophobis can be prevented, and I will give what is well known to be an infallible remedy, if propâ€" *~‘~ administered, for man or beast. A se for m horse or cow should be about four times as great as for a person. It is zot too !nto to give medicine any time beâ€" frs the spasms come on. The first dose for a person is one and a hall ounces of elemcaimpatie root, bruised, put in a pint of new milk, reduced to one balf by boiling, then taken all at one dose in the morning, fasting until afterncon, or nt least a very light diet after several hours have elapsed. The second doss same as firat, except take two otincss of the root : tinrd dose the same as the last, to /s taken bvery other day. Three doses ars all that 1e nsoded, and there need be no fear. This 1 know from my own experience,and know of a number of other cases where it bas been entirely successful. This is not guess work. Those persous alluded to were bitten by their own dogs, and were perned up to ree if they would go mad. They did'ol mad, and did bite the persons. fowers are rooms to dry, pufin?y_uâ€"i';e“w'r medical cq4imix 'B"Fâ€"_ -l'r“ dock °°‘! fl; tsn cures 1« seases of R blood, hvurtan knl’msyo,nervm- and general debility, and is the purest and best tonic in the world. â€"bl33 For all kinds of machines use *Castorine" Machine Oil. _ For sale by G. C. McFarline, I awer Town Drug Store, and J. H. Hunter‘s Gegeral aad Hariwaro Store, Durbam.â€" A quoit matlch was played in Mount Forâ€" pst on Monday last, between Messrs. John O‘Brien and Ewen P. Cameron, of Mount Forest, and Messrs, Wayper and Penningâ€" tou of Asthur Village. The match was for $20 a side and was won by the Mount Forâ€" est men by four points. ml4. Hydrophobia said to be Cured T opularity Y .%.gt‘vtl::'té Exl:rgct of Fox Cheap goods, call at Grants The Great Trinmph ¢{ the 19th MISCELLANEOUS. From the Country Gentleman 1 ho your. owlers Extract of} then removed to dark, eool othersâ€"it For 25 Cents. Now until January 1st, Subscribe at Once, Apples, por bag Qats Barl P10]) PST VORinrrreeptre®es*s* Potatoes, por bDAG:»,»+»»»~>â€" Pork, per 109 {ths,.).0,0}» Beof. #6 #horts, t6 :. 4# Bran, th o Datigeal _ 4# Fall Wl{eut, per bysh.,...... Spring Whesat, R. Chafl... North Grey Show takes place at Owen Sound on Tucsday, 5th October. Troton, Dundalkâ€"Wodnesday, Oct. 6. Sullivan Show ut Desboro, on Thussday, Oct. Spring Wool per Ib 2Â¥001 DCP [Dececensierencer snn se Flour per bbi.................., Cabbage per doz........,....... Onions per pushel.......... Cord wood, dry per cord. Butter per 1b .................> Eggs per doz.................. F; Barley, 6# preere o“l' $# serne® Peas, 96 seÂ¥ark Dressed Hogs, per 100 lbs Butter, rolls, per 1b..,...... 4* tub dairy Eggs, perdoz... Potatoos, per bag..........«, Turpips, per bush..........., Turpips, per bush............ _ 00 to . 00 Hay, per ton................., â€" 8 00 to 10 50 Town Lots for Sale. I AM instructed to offer for sale the folâ€" en fmaparnndy fak side cf Aibert Stroet, and 8.9, 10 and 11 on the Wost side of Elgin Stroet, Iam also authorized to receive tenders for the purchase of lots 58 and 50 in the 2nd Cop., E.G.R., in the Township of Bentinck, either together or to state & number of years l:::l‘:;ltzr balance, and rute of ‘ Pated at Durham this 8th Sept., A.D. 1880 f Melamethon, at Shelburneâ€"September 30 and October 1. Sydenham Show at Annan, on Friday, Oct. 1st. Western Fair, Londonâ€"Oct. 4 to 8. Ontario Industrial and Arts Association, Toronto ~â€"Sopt. 6th to 18th, inclusive. Mount _ Forest Horticultural Societyâ€"Mount Forestâ€"September 14.15,16, and 17, and Oct, 20. Dominion Exhibition, at Montreal â€"â€"Commmencing September 14. Untario Provincial, at Hamiltonâ€"September 20 to Oct. 2. u.c'“m Exhibition, Guelphâ€"September 21 and Normanby, at Aytonâ€"Thursday, September 23. Bentinck, at Hanoverâ€"Sopt. 28th. _ East Grey Show at Flesherton, Sopt. 28th and South Grey Agriculultural Exhibition} at Daurâ€" hamâ€"Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st. 34 McRarâ€"In Priceville, on the 3rd inst., the wife of Nr. John McRae, blacksmith, of a son. JiMtrsonâ€"In Artemesis, on the 6th inst., the wife of Mr. Win. Jamieson of a son. Srovetâ€"In Toronto, suddenly, on the 1st inst,, Bammuel Stovel, Esq., aged 40 feus Doceased was a brother of H. H. Stove , Esq., of Mount *‘Castorine is a registered trade brand, and ln{ mrlonl selling other oils under this name will prosecuted. Toronto Oil Co., solo manufacturers. â€"m129. It appears, says the Parisian, that the ladies have grown tired of suspending little gold and silver pigs around their necks and wrists. The latest fashion is m little eleâ€" Keaper aad Mower Machine manufacturers say, ‘‘Castorine" 1s the best oil in the market, There are indications (says the London World) that times of prosperty are dawnâ€" ing on the iron and coal trades again in *‘Castorime" Machine Oil is warranted to outwear seal or lard oil and is entirely free from gum.â€"m129, Go to G. C. McFarlane‘s or J. H. Hunter‘s, Durkam, for genuine ‘"Castorine" Machine oil.â€"â€"m129. A Trades Union Congress will be hotd in Dublin on the 13th inst. the North. It is probable that the St. Gothard tunâ€" nel will ere long be illaminated throughout its entire length with the great electric urkeys per lb, Forest. Fall Exhibitions, 1880. se seamae nn e tea n p pae n en n 89 WALEERTON MARKETS, Aug 27 , 1880. ont Township, Holsteinâ€"Tuesday, Octo pUBHAM MARKETS, Buy Goods where you can getthem the Cheapest, NEW FALL GOODS. As we will not beundersold Men‘s Long Boots $1.50 per pair, Other goods equally cheap. _ Don‘t forget the place, J. WOODLAND, Jr., Lower Town. Derham, August 5th, 1880 & ¢mll$ BooTrs a1rDd Sm6#He,; sexses esns nn8 anp ever offered in Durham. â€" Farmers look to your own interest and gressessees0p »90 DEATHS. appria®n+ «8+ «++ BIRTHS. We show Toâ€"day the Lar ols lges 6 50 to 0 40 to 0 27 to 6 00 to 0 00 to 0 00 to 22 to 17 to 12 to 16 to 83 58 0 45 6 50 18 10 18 18 i promptly attendad to. Pipe fermilas, Silver and American Clocks from $2.00 upwards. American Elgin, Geneva and other Watches Laties‘ Chaing,Ladies‘ Sets, Collar Buttons, Cuff Buttons and Studs, Wedding and Engagement Riugs, Baby Pins, Silver Thimbles, Silver Chains, Spectacles, &c. LOOKOUT ! Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery. the said Estate, as creditors or otherwise, destrous to have such letters of administration granted to him or knows of any just cause why they should not be granted to me is to give noties thereotf to George Ingiis, £sq., Clerk of the said Court at OwenBound withir the time montioned for the publication of ;t!giutiéo. w is y ior.~ a thk : auah:g‘ by order of the Judge of the said Surâ€" rOgi 0 I C XEIL MeCANNELL, Priceville P. 0. per C. B. JACKES, To the Creditors and all othersintorested in the estate of the aaid Roderick McLean. deceased. A Rark Crta®CE â€"Any one having a good horee, spring wagon, single or donl:lno‘ uet of barness to exchange in whole, or part, for a new firstâ€"class C-bmetOr‘f.n or Piano, or a second hand Organ, should send their address at once to J. J, W. Simpson, Owen Sound.â€" tf129, In the Goods and Chattels of RODERICK McLEAN, Deceased. TAKE NOTICE that after the expiraâ€" tion of one month from the first publication In the Surrogate Court of the County of Grey. _ A. GORDON, Bign of the Big Watch up on the Hill, Durham, Sept, 2, 1680, y79 Repairing of all kinds d Best Assorted Stock of _ h .E A 3 m § 9 P f -.(I)E AS on hand a New and Complete . stock of New Advertisements. Metal, made {o order. A. GORDON < | m j Ulm D 9 Anomer on The Durham Woollen Factory Has this week received a. Large _â€"â€"Stock of Boots and Shoes. The subacriber wishes to inform the inhabitants of Durham and tde surrounding Townships, that he is now prepared to do These Mills have this Summer received an extensive addition of the Latest Improvements in Mill Machinery, and the old work has also been completely and Men‘s Stoga Boots $1.50 ; Men‘s Kip do. $2.25. * See his Women‘s Boots at $1.25 Call and be convinced that H. W. Mockler‘s is the place to buy the Best and Cheapest Boots in Town. Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling, Cloth Dressing ond Dying, in the latest styles, and at the lowest rates. We would extend a cordial invitation to all our neighbours to give us a share of their work as we are satisfied that we are now in a position to make a LOWER TOWN. Machine Oils and Harvest Gloves, Best quality and very Cheap. JOS. F. MOWAT, Pomona Grist and Flouring Mills, GLENELG. Builders‘ Hardware, Paints & Oils, At MOWAT‘S, _ Done on the shortest notice and in the best lt{lo. Flauncls, Tweeds, Full Cloth, and Stock ing Yarn to exchange for Wool or sell for Cash Cheap, «> _ Rowswell‘s Building, Upper Town, Durham, . August 12, 1890. e y96 Of all kinds, suitable for the Season, The right kind and at right prices, to which I respectfully solicit the attention of intending purchasers. I have just Opened Out an Immense Stock Of (Menelg, August, 1881, Durham, August 17, 1880. Purkam, Sept. 2nd, 1880, S.pt. 1“, 1880, uality of Work Second to none in the County. CGHOPPING Done every Day in the Week until further notice. BOOTS AND SHOES. CUSTOM WEAVING! Thoroughly Overhauled and Renovated. "Keep your Feet Dry." N BA ST O CE BOOTS, H. W. MOCEKLER, H. W. MOCKLER, : BOOTS, BOOTS ! BUY YOUR G. & A. MOORHOUSE. J. H. HUNTERK. Lower Town, DURHAM. ESmE wC TORONTO JOHN CAMPBELL, em130 ‘Remein®e Insaâ€"â€"a ® distan ce w s oo . n Past Officar ® J L. latoly curried on by Mr. Kelsey, . confident from my long experionce wn« the past of Iplmmm‘; even the most f their tastes, I would solicit the pitrcmn ham and the country North, South, us to order in any style moulding. Merteoes & Motio Erames slways on hand. Small PicturesCopied and Enlarged. BUILDER, Durham, keeps on hand large stock of Sush,Doors and wil kinds Building materiais,wso a stock of Mouldiugs Waulnut, Rosowood,and Gilt. Phul,nmdflnoti( and Bills of Lumber made out on short notice, fullstock of Cofl ps, Caskets, Shrouds auna Tri minvsalwayson hand GROCERIES, of all kinds, H to amy size and painted in Oil, India Lk Culor. MJ 8. JEROME, Licentiate * Dentul Surgery, will visit Durâ€" hamâ€"Office, British Hotelâ€"the last two weeks of m month, where he will be most hnflm' to wor all those that may favor him with toour priâ€" mnnfi All work entrusted te him will be por« form@d in the latest and most wpproved stvle. SSEA CE CR CC OR C .O W 2. JA ]vuhuctfumluy.flllt he has now on hnd a large quantity of KED BRICK which he can yoâ€" commend as firstâ€"class. Heintends keeping conâ€" stantly on hand, a stock, so that those in want of any can have their wants supplied at reasouable autes, Forfurther particulars apply to â€"____â€" I wlso keep on hnd a lurge stoon of Picture Mowlding Whoiesale and Reimil A PIRSTâ€"CLA8SS MEARSE To PIDF J em EFruit Jars, Joem EFruit Jars, Grocery and Provision Stors , French Vinegar, FErench Vinegar RurERENCE, â€"s'nymâ€"l;umwm-""'éf Torom moma-wmu}, *midl ~ thentic descriptions of over 7,500Cities, Towns and Villages in the Provinees of Ontwno, Queboe, Nove Scotin, New Brunswick, Newfoundiand, Prince Kdward hlu%wmiwb.. British Columâ€" bis, and the North West Derritories, and other general information, drawn from®oflicial sources, as to the names locality, extent, otc., of over 1,800 Lakes and Rivers; a TamLe or RouTEs, showitl¢ the proximity of the Railroad Stations, and Sex, Lake and River Ports, to the Cities Powns, Villagâ€" es, etc., in the several Provinces, (this Table will be found lnvflunble); and a neat Colored Map 0t the Dominion of Canada, Edited by P. a. CRosBy, asâ€" sisted by n m‘fim of Writers, Subscribers names respectfully solicited. Agents wanted. Price®3â€"Payable on Delivery. JOHN LOVELL & SON, Publishers. Montreal, August, 1880, Machine Oils, Machine Oils, Machine Oils, Paints, PARKERN‘S DRUG STORE, Always in Stock, and will be sold Chea; Cash or Farm Produce. In Pressâ€"To be Published in Jan., 1881 : LOVELL‘S Gazeteer of British North AMERICA : © wnd intends burning more, which for Prices and Quality cannot be surpassed. Parties will ploase call and examine before purâ€" ehu&? elsewhere, liemember the pluce, Teath oncession, Proton, near Ventry P.0. THOMAS RUTHERFORD m T PHE CONTAINI!\'G the latest and most anâ€" thentic descrintions of over 7.500Cities, Towns New Brick Yard IN FLESHERTON. Dye Stuffs, Dye Stuffs. Dye SBtuffs, TH® Durham, Avril 15 1890 June 3 1830 Durham Art Gallery. Proton, August 20th , 1880 Just to Hand! Durham Planing NMill, sSASH, DOUOR, *â€"AND~ Blind Factory. BURNETUS AVING P ITF Subscriber would call the attention f parties intending to build to the fict thut C he n:'. burned a large quantity of Upper Town, DURHAM e o M N an f «« 4 ..« @Wal WHITE AXND» RED BRICK, 2 undersigned wishes to inform the New Brick for Sale. Pictures Framed Another Lot ROBT. BULL! Durham. DENTASTA K. ought th ~â€"A Te WiILLIAN D. VARTY of Splendid Paints, Photo Bu T. DONAGHY Paints, Flesherion 12419 *d131 ons t1