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The Presbytery theu adjourued to meet in Division street Churech on the 4th of Oct., at 1:80 p. m., and was closed with the benediction. \ It was agreed that the collection ¢;n on Thanksgiving Day be grven to the Naâ€" tional Bible Societ, of Seotlund. z_ Mr. Somerville was nppointed associate with Mr. Cameron in attending the Union Colleg Fnud thronghout the Presbytery. The Preabytery, in considering the quesâ€" tion of pulpit supply for Sarawak and N. Keppel, agreed that the time had come to mauke two congregntiqns of the four staâ€" tious of that pastoral charge,and accordingâ€" ly cited the Congregations to appear for their mterests at an adjourned meeting of Presytery, to be helid in Division street Chareh, Owen Sound, on the 4th day of October, at half past one o‘ciock p. m. Mr. Beott was instucted to announce this deâ€" eision to the congregation of Lake Charles and N. Keppel on the 25th of Seyt., and Mr. Stephenson to announce the same in Sarawak and Kemble congregations on the 2nd Oct. Mr. Colter acked leave of absence from his field of labor (owing to i!1 health) for a term of six months, if necescary. The folâ€" lowing resolution was passed unanimonsly: *That the Presbytery does express its deep sympathy with Mr. Colter in his present afthetion ; that 1t looks with the greatest satisfaction on the liberal and hbearty fiâ€" nancial provision made by the congregnâ€" tion in the expected absence of their pastor ; that on the congregation‘s tailng to‘ secure a continuons supply as expected, it agreed to supply the pulpit for three months that 16 grants to Mr. Oolter leave of absence for six months, if necessary ;and that it pray God in His Gooduess He may esâ€" tablish our brother to resume his work among his own people." Mr. Stephenson was appointed to arrange with the brethren for the supply of Mr. Coiters place, if neâ€" cessary. Mr. Donald McLean was examined with a view of entering a course of study in Knox College for the ministry. ‘The exâ€" amination was sustained. p Messrs Graham and Snider prosonied discourses, which were referred to n comâ€" mittee, At a subsequent discomso were sustained, and the Clerk instruct=d to cer tify these students and others laboring within the bounds of the Presbytery in acâ€" cordance with the fact in each case. Mission stationsâ€"Wiarton and Hepâ€" worth 85 per week , Lyon‘s Head, etc., $3 per week. The conveners of the Home Mission Committee was instructed to apply for the grunts due on the first of Oct. from the Asâ€" sembly‘s H. M. Fuod. Presbytery agreed to make application for the following grants at the next meeting of committee : Supplemented Congregationsâ€"Kilsythe, ete., $50; Knox Church (Sydenham), $100; Enphrasis and Holland, $75 for first half, §50 for second half. s Mr. Grabam was appoin Head for uext three months. pard tinne The committee appointed to attend to fi nancial concerns in the various supplemenâ€" ted congregnations and mission stations reâ€" ported. It was found that all money roâ€" quired to meet obligntions for summer work would be paid avout the 1st of Oct. The comuittees were instructed to conâ€" I+ was further ordered that records not produced at this meeting be laid on the ta le at the next regular meeting. Mr. Morrison reported that he bad fulâ€" flhed the duty entrustea to him of dispensâ€" ing the Lord‘s Supper at Willismsfora Sta tiou,. Committees were appointed to examine session records, which at a later stage reâ€" ported, and the Presbytery ordered the reâ€" ecords to be attested in the regular way, the attention of elerks of session being ealled to certify deficiencies found in some of th« records. J Presbytery met on the 20th inst. The attendance of members was not large. A petition signed by filtyâ€"six names was preâ€" sented pruying the Presbytery to establish a mission station near Woodford. It was anpported by Messrs. Robertson and Thompson. The Presbytery agreed to reâ€" eeive the petition and notify neighboring sessions to appear for their interest at the next regular meeting of Presbytery, when the Presbytery will take action on the peâ€" tition. Fresbytery of Owen Sound their diligence till the lIabourers were Yes! noblest of his kind, Who shows, by moral excellence, His purity of mind ; Who lives alike through good and ill The firm unflinching man, Who loves the cause of brotherhood, And aids it all he can. I deem the man a nobleman, Who acts a noble part, 4 'h‘on-lhm-lfid, He hath a true man‘s hourt, Who lives not for himself alone, Nor joins the selfish few ; Biit prizes more than all things else, The good that he can do. I geem the man a nobleman Who stands up for the right, And in the work of charity, Finds pleasure and delight ; Who bears the stamp of manliness Upon his open brow, And never yet was known to do An action mean and low I deem the man a nobleman Who strives to aid the weuk; And sooner than avenge a wrong, Would kind forgiveness sponk ; Who sees a brother in all men, From persant unto king; Yn-onldmarmhlhonmvun. Nor harm the weakest thing. I deem the man a nobleman, Jonn Sowervicus, Clerk. w+4@ +« was 'l’l"_'in“d to Lion‘s ww ptlca e sw 20 C200 TOOTh #9 | Beaunptonâ€"First Thursday in each n Listowelâ€" First Friday in each mont T ergusâ€"Thursday following Mount F e(} | itosemontâ€"Fifteonth of Fobruary, Aj gust, October and Decembor, inâ€" | Primurose â€"Wednesday procceding the Fair, C | Orangevilleâ€"The second Tharsday in g | Fleshortonâ€" n‘mnd:;g before Orar;tovi * Dundalkâ€"Tuesday before Orangeville ng :ihelbumwwvmluu..‘h'.{ botore Orang Marsvilleâ€"Second Wed nosday in eac Câ€" | Walkertonâ€"The list Wednesduy in e Mildmay â€"Last Wedne sday in each 1 DURHAM TENT No. 287, K. O.‘D. M. _ Night _ of mooting ev Tuesday _ followin oh‘glllmh of cach mnnlmu}ohn Cwncron Ex. sxg Kt. 0.0, W.6. McHardy,Sir Kt. R. K. DURHAM L. 0. L. No. 6 Night of mmu:f, On or before full month. Wim. A. Anderson, E;;c Night of meeting every !!run;l;;- the Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting b Win. Sanderson, N. G. W. B. Vc off gradually without ;;aâ€"kcgn'g".-l;ev;y.s.{e.;n,:' all the impurities and foul humors of the secretions ; at the same time Gorrectine Office hours from & . m Kenzio, Postnater. Librarian Night of noon of ea 1. W. Moc! Unlocks all the c]ogged_avcnues ;th. aff evadnafle uh}eu!:n fiadl,.y.v_e.rnf,c,n",h‘ T t P» Service every Subbath at 10:30 a. m. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m. 1 every Thursday evening at 7 p. m. Smiloy, M. A. THE KEY TO HEALTH, Service every Sabbath in the Town Hnlf;t 11 a m. and at 6:3) p. mm. Sabbath School @6b 2:30 p. m. Bupplied by Preabytery at prosent, Snbbath services at 11 a. m. and 6:30 p. Sehool ut 30 a. m. Rov. 8. R. ;\shurv,fl Church Wnnling,}LE:tgl_u(fld_ H. W. A PRESBYTERMAN CHURCH Diyine Sorvice every Sabbath at 11 a. 1 p. m. Subbath School at 2:30 p.m. Pray every Wednesday evening at 7:30. é every Thursduy evening at 7:30, Rev. l pastor, Town !hllâ€"ox»on every ]«‘rid‘ 9 o‘clock. Annual foe 81. DURHAM Pirxzcrory 8. G. REGISTRY OPFICE, Thomas Lauder, Registrar; John A Munro, Deâ€" ityâ€"Registrar. Office hours from i0 a, m. to4 p. DURHA Durhamâ€"Third Tuesday in cach month, Pricaviteâ€" Monday before Durham. Hanoverâ€"M. nday before Durham. Mount Forestâ€"Third Wodnosiay in enc Guelphâ€"First Wednosday in each mont] lhrr}nfinnâ€"â€"l‘riduy befora the Guelph Fw Draytonâ€"Saturday before Gitelph, > Eloraâ€"The day before Guelph, Douglasâ€"Monday before Eloza Fair, Hamiltonâ€"Crystal Palace Grounds, the Gueiph, Berlinâ€"b irst Thursday in cach month. Bromptonâ€"Hirst Thursday in each nucg l“Yea. all that a man hath, will h Inis wife." He was a wise pro« ’and one who has a rather turbule: tie experience, and he vaturally s head when he read the words. â€"H feel at liberty to make the neces: rection, but sent the sheets to the with a "query" against the pass this marginal note, "This depends cumstances." Sabbath servi Sind, wuiech we,. are about to relate, we hardly know whether to laugh or. to ery. A minister preached a sermon whish his people thought remarkable enough to print, Phe text was from Job and read: "Skin for skin, yea, all that a man hath will he give for his life." When looking over the advance sheets the proof reader saw that a blunder of the most formidable kind had been committed, for Job was made to say, l STEPHEN Wednesdny 2 ol 2. o0 2710050@y in cach month, auptonâ€"wirst Thursday in each month., stowel â€"First Friday in each month, rgusâ€"Thursday following Mount Forest, semontâ€"Fifteonth of Fobruary, April, June, Au. gust, October and Decembor, mrosoâ€"Wednesday proceeding the Orangevilk Fair. to collapse. When, howover, the ubiquit. ous reporter gaye an account of a railway accident, in which a cow and an engine had a wrestling match which lasted rbout ten seconds, the printer made him say that the engine eut the cow into calves instead f halves, and then, of course, we all aughed. But in the last meident of this kind, which we. are about to relate, we hardly know whether to laugh or to erv. ’ Prixterns Miszakes.â€"Typographical c* rors are a fruitful source of mischief as well asfun.When a man telegraphedfto his agent concerning a certain stock, "Noâ€"â€"price too high," he was nearly rnined because the clerk at the ticker wrote it, "No price" too high." It was a mere matter of punctoaâ€" tion, but it caused one pocketbook at least hing at 7 y ‘ A General Alnrm Is needed when the frame is consumed with feyer as with a slew fire, brought on by slugâ€" gishness of the kidney, or torpidity of the liver ; Burdock Blood Bitters will act on the system like a chemical engine, and remove all fever and restore to normal state of health. Price $1.00, trial size 10 cents. â€"b177 . A Millionaire, who was looking at a level tract of land which he had just bought at an extravagaut price, said to the agent who Lad just sold it to him, "I do admire & rich green flat." "So do I," significantly reâ€" plied the agent. nyl‘hlfip, past KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH, complaints use the greatest of all pure, limfi‘e remedicsâ€"Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of Wild Strawberry. It is pleasant, rapid, reliable and effective. For sale by all dealers. T. Msorx & Co., Proprietors.â€"bl77. The greeter part of the town of Nyon, in Bwitzerland, has been burned, and sevâ€" erul suspected incendiaries have been arâ€" rested. It is no vile dngrd stuff, pretending to be made of wonderful foreign roots, barks, &c., and puffed up by long bogus certificates of pretended miraculous cures, but a simple, pure, effective medicine, made of well known valuable remedies, that furnishes its owh cerâ€" tilentes by its cures. We refer to Hop Bitâ€" ter» the purest and best of meditines.â€"Feâ€" James Christoe, lost his life on Thursâ€" day of last week, while digging a well in the Tp. of Chaffey, on the farm of: Mr. Hugh Taylor. «> W La Fo{ gl!nnhry_, diarrhea, and all summer M LODGE NO. 306 OP A, F Meotine, h month C. METHODIST (Y}th(-'E v, W. M., G ening,regular Monthly Fairs. BAPTIST CHURCi HANICS INSTITUTH TRINITY CHURCH LODGE N MISCELLANEOUS. PO8ST OFFICER at a man hath, will he give for He was a wise proof reader ) has a rather turbulent d me g ; Sabbath Sct i. Week even Nesday on or befcre full Visiting brethren welsome. «001. 30. Praver moefin} g at 7 p. m. Pastor Rev. J. gainst the passage and arilay evening from 7 @ $1. Alex. Robertson &. m., unmm p. m.Sunday W 114C - 1 to 7 p. m. Archie Mc nosday in each month. in each month, he Guolph Fuir, Gitelph, e aturally shook Ins at T30 o‘clock in ‘ithron welcome,. let, Sce. 11 it 11 a. m. and 6:30 depends on inds, the day after Pray o Meeting 7:90. fiihle Class Rev. Wm. Park, See moon in each angeville, each month, in each month 0. 0. is. He did not necessary corâ€" m. sndfi::{o. p B. A., pastor Muck?or. minister } § styles on the shoriegy notloe and ns chnagen that | _ We are selling out the balance of our ,&'?&¥§7:;g-fi’§gÂ¥8§n?w uk. Siggh of IMFLEMENTS and have & few . @@:|.. _ _\ ) °* Lore TornTnich. $0= SULEY BPAPfBES, $ old Frontiree io thoee who witk i angass | ues erHer C 2 Price $23, Cash, §90 ui pvananaa ons "Paite! hok potner | maks froge FARMERS Look Here! BOOTS and SHOES from the best Makers. Give me a call 6. ' C. L. GRANT. Durham, June, 7tb, 1881, Dry Goods & Clothing, cheap bLGRANTSTEA At 35, 40, and 50 cents, the Bost Value in Town ALL KINDS OF bugars, Tobaccos and Only a very feoew Left, At the Leading Hardware Store Upper Town, Durham. A Large Stock of all sizes PICTURE FRAME MOULDING A Large Stock always on hand of Nails BUILDING HARDWARE Paint, Varnish, Horse, Scrub and Shoe Brushes, V arnishes Lower Town‘ Durham. Boiled and raw Linseed Oil, White Lead I keep the best Oils in Town & sell them cheap for Cash. Big reductions for large quantities. Machine Oils, Machine Oils Bar Iron, Sleigh Shoe Steel, Spring Steel, Horse Nails, Rasos, and General Blacksmiths‘ Supplies. I=>"Just to hand a large lot of Bob Sleigh Runners. CGlass, Putty, Varnishes, Japans, Turpentine,.Machine Oils, Cut Nails, Locks, Liatches, Bolts, Cross Cut Saws,â€"â€"â€"Hanlan, Dizmond, Lance, Champion,&c. APPLE PEARERS, Cattle Ties, ROPES, Chains, PAINTS and Painter‘s Materials â€"The Largest Stock and Best Qualities. In AXES we will show this Season the most splendid aesortment ever offered. *Ncw Shapes and Styles. * Just to hand a Large Assortment of Hardware, &c., for Fall Tragde. â€" 1881. _ FATL. â€", 1881..A Large Stock of Ne . ns i | . to hand at TTardware, Hardware.«5x x7 MaAa~ GROCERIES. MACHINE OILS, &c (Lower Town,) DURHAM, Sign of the Circular Saw. PAINTER‘S MATERIAL G. C. McFARLANE‘8, ishes, Furniture and Carriage, the best qualities and the Lowest Price. Cwo JOS. F. MOWAT, Or!, White Lead, the West brands in the market, Venctian Red, Whiting and all dry colors, , always on hand. Frames made to order, and General Builders‘ Hardware; BRUSHES, Sign of the Cirenlar Saw, Lower Town, DURHAM:} C _‘1?’.?“': % %‘ 1/ fv‘?-_% :s Pa en ipaia in Nails, (lass, Locks, Door Beils, &c., &¢. Nemquitet t 1 o = rafegemiame ult o > Sn h n sornt tyb ) S ARi D r. es CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, T. J. ADIE. JOS. F. MOWAT, Hinges, Latches, Clothes Hooks, , any size, Very Cheap, 9e yfi Fire proof paint, 54 Knitting Stockings & in allsizes on the most improved :10th styles, on the shortest notice and a‘ cl it i=c I ’How are you of for Socks!) House, Sign, and A VERY important question for everyâ€" ommental P amter: one to consider as there is nothing more inâ€" jurions for health than cold feet, however such DURHAM,. to Teel comfortable bremilingon Wikiines Seps. M mgsiay stene,junr., who has all the appliancesfor | Glazing, Gnmin_g, and Paper Hancino Py ul us 220 wils. ° 1 Look out for cold weather NOW IS THE TIME FLEURY . REAPER AND MOWER SULKY HAY RAKEsS Carriages, Bu_ggies, Waggons E=%*The Subscriber is also a Practical Paper iHnngerl DUZIRIIAM, Is kept constant!y on hand a Large Stook of Stationery, School and other Books, Bibles, Writing Paper, Envelopes, Fancy Goods, CANDIES of all kinds, Almond and Brazil Nuts, WToys ste. P A Fresh Stock of the NEWEST DESTIGNS in At IRWIN‘S BOOKSTORE, surance Agent, etc. _ Remember the Stand, one door South of J. Wuodland E2. McCFAELADNTE, Durham Carriage Works TEAS, TEAS, TEAS! CHEAP _ GCOD _ CHOICE Durham, June, 1881. The A full line of Groceries, School Books Seed Grain, &c. Empire Horse & Catt‘e Food for Sale Tea Sets, Ching, Glasware, &c. CROCEKERY, CROCKERY. 5 lbs for $1. 5 lbs for $1.82;3 5 lbs for $2. Those TEAS Soll We and Give SATISFACTION. Call and Examine Them. Durham, May 5th, 1881. COTTON BAGS, GOOD AND CHEAP, Highest price in Cash or Goods for any quantity of Butter, H. W. MOCKLER. White and Colored Cotton Yarns & Carpet Warps, at Bottom Prices. A Fine range of BLACK and CO%AQRED VELVETEENS at the right rice. Ladies Silk and Linen Hnndkerebiofs‘, Sill‘: Scartc. Laces, Edgings, Buttons, Frillings, May, 1881. A Splendid Line of Plaid Dress Goods at surprisingly . Low Prices. BLACK CASHMERES, all Wool, from 50 ets. to $1. Colered Cashmeres, from 50 cents to $1, EXTRA GOOD VALUE. In FANCY DRESS GOODS his stock will be found Large and varied and much cheaper, and better value than ever offered before in Durham. H. W. Mockler‘s, Durham, Sept. 8, 1881 BLACK LUSTRES from 12} cents up. Special value at 20 cts. and 25 cents. Highest Price paid in Jash for all kinds of Grain, Butter, Eggs, &¢ Fresh Oatmeal always on hand and exchanged for Oate, F14205, DuUufggICS, Waggons, etc., AGENT for the Celobrated And all kindg_o!_l"ia_rming Implements Upper Town, DURIIAM, o ko n granat ond Has just received a very Large Stock of Crockery 3 Ses i C eminde melulen s uht t :'2' hA tm anp ’ A;w,. 4 -,Tn;';. y en P catows age aie id .. anets d wl 5 ort wl onl se it bal â€" Nee NPE 1 44. T 2 0 PA DP J3 2, Direct from the Manufactory in Toronto JAMES BURNET, Bc P e e 1OE CC eE VRRans TO SECURE A GOOD KAY RAKE CHEAP R. McFARLANE, y157 Which will be sold very cheap, . CAMERON. _ _promptly aitended to, _ _ _ Fresco and Banner Painting a Speciality, .â€" 1 J. F. Gh-ml'lluo;‘rs.:. Orders â€" left at !‘ Mowate Durham, March k;l, F. DOWNES, GEORGE IRWVIN, , Carpenter, Conveyancer, Inâ€" 1, jr., Lowor Town, Durham. «"**~ ""‘Grey Review‘ _ Finw / TERANS almlt c simskng Sm , consisting of Paper Hanging t any one can 'lhl{ No ote men aro as sucâ€" y158 Mews . 9P Mss e Wws 7 05 . south, D-pmu.. ;~;|â€"2¢-s' ‘ Arrive 1:55 p. m., 1:-3'.,1'.'- Fortime atintermediate stationssce Time Tab] EDMUND WRAGGE 1 Arrive 11:10 a.m., 425 p. m., 820 p.Me: North, Depart, 11:30 a. m., 4-Mlp m. Arrive, 11:15 an. m., 5:20 p. mm West. m.n 5x5 a. m. 1140 a.m. ve 11;00 a. m., 416 p. ma. owsx somap. Depart 6:30 a.m., 12:00 noon Arrive 4:00 p.m., 10:10 p.m. TRESWATER Depart 6:00a. m., 1145 a. m.* Arrive 1040 u.in. 4:3 p. m. *The Mixed train will only run on Tuesday,Thure days nn‘d’uuu.n f TORONTO(UNION §TATION. Depart, 7:30 a. m., 1220 p. m., 5:00 p. M Arrive, 10:30 m. m., 5:00 p. m. 9:40 p. m, k < ORANGEVILLE. Toronto November 1879 On and afte MONDAY. 5th May, 1879 trains will run as follows:â€" Particular Attention paid To Belting, HIDES, SKINS & TALLOW HIGHEST Market PRICE BOOTS, SHOES Shoemq}:_gx:s Supplies always WHIP3. VALISES, BHAWI S»TLAPS, &e.. EPAA1SH SOLER & Upper LEATHER, FRENCH & CA XADIAX 10RONXTO, GREY, AXD BRUCE â€"â€" RAJILWAY CHANGE OF TIME‘ Durham, April 6th, 1881, THOMAS SMITH, SADDLER, TANNER«» & SHOZMAKER. fife. ihe protection it affords, by its fimel" use in throat and cheet disorders, make it an invalaable mnode; to be kept always on hand in every home. No person can ufl{nd to be without it, and those who have once used it never will, _ From their knowledge of its ecme position and effects, physicians use the ChrRary }’muu. extensively in their practice, and clergymen recommend it. It is al isolutely certain in its remedial effects, and will always cure where cures are possible, e e ied has made it universaily known as & saie .and vreliable agent to employ, Against tmhnu, colds, which are the forcrummers of more seni. ous disorders, it acts nptodlli and surely , always relieying -ufl‘erin‘%._ and oft m saving life. The protection it affords, by its timely use in throat and chest disorders. malee i+ _% In the Whole Mistory of Medicine Ko pmeparation has ever performed such map. velous cures, or maintained 80 wide a reputaâ€" tion as Avias‘s Cauurary Puororai, which is recognized as the world‘s remed for all dis= eascs of the throat and Jungs. {h long conâ€" tinued series of wonderful cures in all L‘- has made 3t universilly known as c °_2 â€" Ceron Warrme To sux Hoy OPrPâ€"A Country pedugogue had two pupils, to one of whom he was partial, and to the other severy, One morning it bappened that these tnp boys were late,and were called up to ®0cou for it. . **You must heve heard the bell boys;, why did you not come ?" "l'lme.u't."ul the favorite, "I was aâ€"dreamin‘ that J was going to Californy, and 1 thought the ..cI.Awul'be‘l'l u’u; the st&mzAbou.l b;sl:l.u I was i»â€"" "Very weli," s master, fi::l“i:f any preteit to exeu.:dhin fuvorite, "Aud now, sir, what have you to say," said i he to the other, "Please 8it;" zard the puzzled boy, "Iâ€"Iâ€"was aâ€"walling to see Tom off 1" __News of much damage by the overflow of rivers comes to us from St. Paul. Sey. eral land slfiers have occurred mlong the railways, and u.o farmers who live in the valleys see their property ewept away by Whirltantie ) ) MMlccan de C M l2 CL the fioods. ‘There is a buge jam of logs op the Mississippi, which may dam the water up and do much damage, Burdock Blood Bitters is not k but a pure medicinal tonis," altrenty, was & tive and nervine, whose eifect i; to purify , restore ‘ud b‘::'f ho:p the impov & V[ “ s size 10 conts.â€"bl77; _ ** * $00, tri mut T456 -:x:a;.â€"lxw:'a-svn.un.,5:10p.-' Arrive 1110 a. m. 425 » m ®20 ».me SADDLES, TLUNXKS, For Saus sy anm Deauces. KEPT IX sPOCK. CALFSKIN. PLESEENTON HARNESS, PAID FOR â€"ANDâ€" Faocy Drinks, at Once, Geners! Manager indning Key and Stem Winders. W,Wfli Biracket CB,OCB ®, ul designs in Silver and Eleeâ€" tro Plated Ware at W. F. DOLLS®, Fleshertop. Colored & Bright Gold Sets, GOLD & Silver W ATCHES AMERICAN JEWELRY, LOCKETS, RINGS, Picture IFraming Done in 35 different Styles, A Superior Quality. As usual COPYING and EXLARGING in A 1 style. J the vory liboral Patronasegocaived since com mencing business in Durhim, | state that I an Bow better than evor prepared to execute work of Bpring and Summer Fashions regulrs received. Durham, Feb.14, 1878. IN thanoking my the vory liboral Pn DURHAM Sr., DURHAM. Residenceâ€"Opposite the Canada Preshyâ€" terian Church.] Durham Nov.25 1880 JOHN ROBERTSON TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, PHOTOGRAPIIY §@"Farmers,Merchants, and Land Salos,attende #o with punctumiity and chargos made ver Lumber, Lumber, Shingles, Shingles, Lath & Lime 600 Bush. Fresh Lime. Durham P.O., May 25th, 1880, PRICEVILLE, Oxr., IBSUEB of Mariage Licenses LifelnsuranceAgent Commissions .{‘ l‘(':uhtmor"’:ms‘u‘mnnu«n.A. d aid in x ALEXANDER BROWN, PLINS. Bpecifications, Estimates, &e Furnished. Work Superintended aid in Will be at Husting‘s H o+« . 5 @ay and Priday,from 10 o‘cic Dundalk,Murch 20th 1870 . THE L&ATEST NOVELTIES IX Cutting done to Order. GBADUA‘I‘E«( Onutamio Vetrinary C lege, Toronto . VETERINARY SURGEO *J & Sargory, w$ll visit Durhan Ofhice, British Hotolâ€"from t Wuesday (Faur Day) to the end every month, Where he will be most happy to w up on all those that may favor him with theiur p Fohnage. All work ontrusted to him will be qs formed in the istost and most spproved sts lun:n.uux. «ny of the loading Dentists of 4 DR. LIGHTRODY, W'“ab be at bis Oflice, Hanover fror wmmi. to Noon, Athome,2nd Con, N4 w:--um, Messages for the Dr. 1e ‘sAktended to . 3 A.2 Solicitors in Chancery, Conveyancors Owen Sound, have resumed at Fleshorton .( open every Phursday as heretofors ALPRED FROST, J . W.FPROST .1 County Crown Attorney, June 24th , 1880. , J3{ARRISTERS and Attorney‘sâ€"at Solicitors in Chancery. Convevancern SBUISI 0f Mamage lacenses, F LifelnsuranceAgent,Commissioncrin T THE ROCKVILLE MILLS F THE ROCRVILLE MILLS. Also a argequantity of JOISTS. Lot 41,Con, 2 M. G. K. Bontinck, \ Beray Amimale, &c, advortised three . for $1, the advertisement not to exooed 12 i AAvertisements, ‘.a-m when mpanie wr.ten instructions to mnm.:‘:w.r. ".‘.. wntil forbidden, and charged at regular ratos J. TOWNSEND, Publish W . M. CLARK, Architect and Builder, Ordinary notices of births, maurriages, dont wli kinds 0f looal news,insorted free of char Lower Town, Durham. _ y7th, 1870 apace and under, per year, T‘wo inches or 24 lines Nonparicl measure Professional and business cards one BUSINESS DIRECTO Money to Lean. Casual advertisements charged 8 conts p« or the first insertion, and 2 cents per line t« ubsequent insertion.â€"Nonpeorie! measure BRACELETS, Also Ladies‘ & Gents‘ I". Z%. WNI X CO»®¥® At the Office, Garafraxs Streot, U C.B. J ACKE ®, B8 . A . TTORNEY at Law, Solicitor in C MISCELLANXNEOU®. E.D. MACMILLAX, TTORNEY â€"AT â€" LAW, &e. Every Thu "THE GREY RE opposite Parker‘s Drug Btore, Uppor RATES OF aADVERTISING orthe County of Grey MEDICAL. T. DONAGHY, MAlth DALE DUNDALK .Ont DENTISTE YX . Wingham J,. W, CRAWFORD, many Onstomere 1 $1.00 per year in 8. JEROME. Licevnti BEALS, CHAINS, Kelsey‘s old Stand y 118. §a Jburne, every M lock a. m . to 6 p. i. fimâ€"116 done wro @Mi 138 .. As