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Bessemere steel is made by blowing air through melted cast iron, thus burning siâ€" licon and carbon out of the east iron. After the silieon and cabou ors burned out, melted spiegeleisan or ferroâ€"magenese is ad. ded to the charge, The carbou in the spieâ€" gel reâ€"carbonizes the steel to theâ€"desired point,and the maganese unites with and reâ€" moves the oxygen which the air used leaves in the steel. Openâ€"hearth steel is made by melting, in a very bot furnace, a charge of pig iron. To this welted ijron, which is galled the "bath," is added either wrought iron, serap steel, or iron ore, and the whole is kept hot until melted. The wrought iron, serap,or ore,reduces the carâ€" bou or silicon in the bath to such proporâ€" tions as are desired in the steel. Resseme: and openâ€"hearth steel are muoch alike in quslity. They are used mainly for rails; boiler plates, ship plates, bidges and other structural purposes and machinery. The better qualities are also used largely for by melting blister steel and tempered to suit by mixing iron of the same garde in the crucible, is always better than German or blister steel made from the same blisâ€" hammering it thoroughly. Double shear steal is made by cutting up shear steel, piling it, heating it, then hammering again. The best shear steel is made out of the best wrcught iron. The shear steels are very useful on account of their toughnes« and the ease with which they can be weldâ€" ed to irop, and, when of good quality and well worked, they will hold a very fine edge. Cruicible steel is Made by melting in a eruicible either blister steel, or blister eteel and wrought iron, or wrought iron and charcoal, or wrought iron and serap steel,or in short,a great variety of mixtures, which depend on the quality of steel to be produced. â€"Crucible steel can be appliâ€" ed to any purpose for which steel is used. Gemerally it is better than any other kind of steelâ€"that is to say, erucible steel made ‘ Originally, the word steel was applied ouly to iron which contains such quantities of caushon as would cause hardening when the redhot iron was cooled suddenly. This term still applies, but, in addition, the term cast steel applies to all the products of the eruicible, the Bessemer converter, and the open hearth furnace, whether such products are too low in earbon to harden or not. The steels that are not called cast steeil are known in the market as blister steel, (icrman steel, shearsteai, and double shear steel. Blister steal is made by heatâ€" ing bars oi wrought iron, bedded¢ in charâ€" coal, in bermetically sealed chambers, The earbon of the charcoul penstrates the hot tron, converting it into & erystaline mass of erude steel ; large blisters rise on the surface of the bars, giving the name blister steel to the product. German steel is blisâ€" i ter steel rolled down into bars. It is used mainly for tires and common springs, but is rapidly being susperseded by the cheaper grades of cast steol. Bhear steel is made by taking a high hoat on blister steel and | the table furnished by Mra. McLean, was anch as would reflect credit on any of our first class city hotels.â€"Markdale Stanâ€" in the extreme for exhibitors to display their entries, but the manner in which things are conducted in and around the Hotel demand the approval of all visiâ€" tors. _ Notwithstancing the large attendâ€" auce none were seen during the whole day or night in a state of intoxication and awarded, as many expected to Mrs. A. Melntyre the wife of the Deputy Reeve. The selection of the village of McTutyre as the place in which to hold the annual fair reflects sreat credit on the officers and directors of the Society not only foraccomâ€" modation in Mr. McLean‘s new hall, ample that to cusual observers the difficulty in judging was clearly apparent. But after mature deliberation, the first prize was the chief ethibitors and showed very fine double and single buggies, and of course earried off the first prize as usual. The show of horses was superior to any ever exhibited in this section of the coun try being far abead of the county fair in this respect, and would do credit to a Proâ€" vineial or Dominion Exbhilition. The fine art department was hbardly up to the mark although some fine specimeas fine, the pumpkins and squashes especiaily attracting attention, while the exhilits of potatoes also merited attention. There was but a small display of agriâ€" eultural implements, In carriage Mossrs McKenzie and McKinnon of Meaford were The varied departments were weli flled, and with respect to quality the entries in each were uniformally good. The roots shown were of a. good size good specimens of beets and :other roots were also ethibited. as well as a comiort. It did not however provent the farmers and their ‘fanifiies, of Oun Tuesday, Oct. 11th the Osprey Agâ€" ricultars} Exhibition, was held at the vilâ€" lage of Mclotyro. ‘The day was bright and élear, but the cold wind rencered the unss of overcoats and heary clothing a necessity The Butter ethibited was both large and L“ll.‘:n tub, rolls, and crocks, the veral ples were so uniformly good The Varieties of Steel. as well as of the neighhouring o ETY TemSte PTOTD PR ’ HAmiLM“nd;hCryM Palace Grounds, the day after Berlinâ€"First Thursday in each month. Brumptonâ€"First Thursday in each in ‘nth. Listowelâ€"First Friduy in each montii. Pergusâ€"Thursday h-fi!‘wmc Monunt Foresat. Rosemontâ€"Fifteenth of February, April, June, Auâ€" gust, October and December. Prhnt;m;â€"\vudnemy progeeding the Orangevills Orange villeâ€"The second Thursdny in each month. Fleahorton â€"â€"Monduy beforo Or ie viile. Dundalkâ€"Tucaday before Orengevillo. ds Shelbirneâ€"Wesnesdray before OrnagoyBle. Mi#svilleâ€"Second \Vf‘w in each moutinâ€" Wdiom:;â€"m‘m.\l duo=dey in each month, Mildmay â€"Last Wednesday in ouch month. 22 MAE 7 bur vipiiy tuie~ uin PsMc 24 Guelph â€"First Wednesday in each month, Rurvrw)nâ€"Pridny hefnreyth- Guelph Fair. Dravionâ€"Saturday before Guoiph. r:lm.‘â€"’l'h‘o' d.’ before Guelph. FoviiecWiiai: / haig dsc sair lfi ud Durhamâ€"Third Tuesday in cach mouth Pricovil‘e â€"Monday before Darham. Hanoverâ€"Monday before Durham. Mount Porestâ€"Third Wednesday in enel Guelphâ€"First Wodnesday ih each mant Irou, and is the most effectual of all remedies for Serofulous, murcurial, or blood digorders, Uniformly succeasful and certain in its rem. ecdial effects, it produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, humors, Pimâ€" ples, Eraptions, Skin diseases and all disâ€" orders rising from impurity of the blood. By its invigorating effects it always relieves and often caures Liver Complaints, Female Weakâ€" neeses and Irregularities. and is a potent renewer of vitality, For purifying the blood it has no equal. ~ It tones up the system, reatores and preserves the health, ainl imparts vigor and energy. For forty years it has been in extensive use, and is to day the moat available medicine for the suffering sick, any where, . which Ayer‘s ‘Star;;p;râ€"fil;.;n.;r;::;: It is a compound of the best vegetable alterâ€" natives, with the Iodides of Potassium and Nething Short or unmistakable Benefite. Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers coul originate and maintam the Reputation which Ayer‘s Sarsanarilla now eninve it. At the same time you find it so agreeâ€" able to be made much of, to find your opâ€" inion saddenly of value (or assumed value) in the eyes of your fellow, that you lull to rest the spirit of doubt which rises withâ€" in you, and you resolve to believe your mew friend an exceedingly polished and very delightful man. And I do not say he notâ€"only the most deadly vipers have the smothest skine.â€"Golden Hours. bearing. Go where you will you will alâ€" ways find some men who are universally shunned by their aequaintances, and if you ask She reason you generally get a reply to the effect that the men in question are so very "unmanerly." Haying thus expressâ€" ed my disapproval of the ontward exhibiâ€" tion of the mbsence of good breeding, 1 shall not be so liable to be mistaken in the remarks I am going to make about sleek people. How is it, that whenever you are thrownfinto the company of a very politeâ€"or over politeâ€"person, you almost immediately distrust him. ‘There comes to you, astingâ€"upen the nervous part of you, 1 of which you know so little, a sense of doubt, You are not averse to polite bearâ€" ing and mannersâ€"nay, you like them; you even find it pleasant to receive the comâ€" pliments so~ readily and glibly offeréd to you ; to see the amiable smile; to waich the bowing head ; and there is something in the seuse of reverence and respect as expressed {towards yourself very fatering to your amour propre. Yet, in spite of all, you are not sure of your companion‘s honâ€" esty. Yo are inclined to thick there issomeâ€" thing eynical behind that smile; something hollow at the back of the compliment; someâ€" thing unreal ia the look of regard. Aund you do not know in the least why you have AareEzasiz Propur.â€"If there be one thing more than auother that makes it diâ€" fhicult to get along with your fellow mien, it is the possession of a rough and> boorish vate the Liver, and tone up the Nervous 3ysâ€" tem, and distressing heuipwhe will be unâ€" known ? Sample bottles 10 Cents, large botâ€" tles $1.00.â€"b190 pation of the Bowels, purify the Blood, renoâ€" vate the Liver, and tone up the Nervous Sysâ€" surely cure the cgi‘ ofâ€"all varieties oi'sigher Sick or Nervous Headache, cleanse the 8Sysâ€" tem, reg_ulgte _!he Qecmti?_m,A _rolif_ve _Uon-ti'- ’ "I‘m a very sick man," observed the tramp languidely, as he ancbored himself at a restaurant table; "the doetor says I must have strenghtening food. Give me something with plenty ofiron in it," The waiter shaded the corners of his mouth with his bands and then bellowed in stenâ€" torian tones, "One keg of nails !" HEADACHE. Why become a suffering martyr to Headâ€" ache, when Burdock Blood Bitters will t n n® POmRo‘. Sm i ol vegetable tonies, so blended together, that it is a specific for all affections of the throat and lungs. Thousands of bottles are used annuâ€" ully, and it is considered one of the standard preparations of the day.â€"b190 It is expected that a syndicate of wealthy capitaliste will presently purchase the Dorâ€" chester, N. B., copper mine, paying thereâ€" for the sum of $85,000. HacvarD‘s Prcrorar Barsax is composed of the most healing balsams and gums. | The Balsams, which enter into its composition, were used by the natives when America was first discovered, and are combined with other vegetable tonies, so blended together, that it forms of lo&v'ihlity are gron'lptl this ml novat'fil Tohic. T only 10 Cente.â€"d190 diseases of x."il:-(f,.'ljy'e::.â€";vf Kidney®; Scrofuls, g{lmi" Nervous Debility, Kheuâ€" matism, Piles, Female Complaints and all drowned. i In 'm“:el Chronic disease which doctors ave failed to ardock Blopd&.Bitâ€" ters has mfi'i‘g’mfit?h. gl diseases of theâ€"Blood, Liyer and Kidney®," brindle vull behind him. Five hundred lives lost and 800 houses blown down are the sum of the disasters amused by..the recent storm in Mexico FOR SALF BY ALL DEALKRS Monthly Fairs. Twelve in each ‘month OUS. tly cured D Trial Bottles _om abanâ€" 0/ e Isle At the Leading Hardware Store in 820HN b~» Wpper® Town, Durham. 3 T.J. ADIE. PICTURE FRAME MOUTLDING Varnishes, Furniture and Carriage, _ _ the bost qualities and, the Lowest Price,~ _ Boiled and raw Linsced Oil, White Lead, thébest brands in the market Venetim Red, Whitingâ€"and all dry colors, t=**Just to hand a large lot of Bob Sleigh Runters. Machine Oils, Machine‘ Bar Iron, Sleigh Shoe.Steel, Spring Steel, Horse Nails, Rasvs, and Gonsoral Blacksmiths‘ Supplies. Glass, Putty, Varnishes, J apans, Turpentine, Machine Oils, Cut Nails, Locks, Liatches, Bolts, APPLE PEARERS, Cattle Ties, ROPES, Chains, PAINTS and Paiater‘s Materials & 7 â€"The Largest Stock and Best Qualities. In AXES woewill show this © Cross Cut Saws,â€"â€"â€"Hanlan, Diamond, Lancs, Champion,&c. Just to hand. a La,fég Assortment of _ Hardware, &c., for Fall Trade. (Lower Town,) DURHAM, Sign of, the Circular Saw ‘ksep the best Oils in Town & sollthem cheap for Cash. Big reductions for large quantities. 1881. : FALIZ._ 1881. Hardware, KHardware. Don‘t fail to give us a call. ,Ha,ving‘ bought the bulk of our Stock direct from‘‘Manufacturers we are l , offering special inducements in Millinery, ‘Mantles, â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Mantle Cloths, Staple&Fancy Dry Goods. Highest price paid for Butter & Il.*'.!ggs.1 «a2genrnts for â€" Ladies & Children‘s Fashion Bazar : <«CUT PATTERNS. | PATINTER‘S MATERIAL. FALLâ€" GOODS Tea Sets, 44 pieces, for 82‘7(" Cry=tal Set#, 4 pieces, 50¢, 75c and $1.00. Goblets $1 per dozen. _ Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Glass Water Pitchers, Comports, Custards, Fern Jugs, Stew Pans, Napies, Matts, Plates, Oval Preserve Dishes, Salters, Egg Cups, Vases, Vegetable Dishes, Pudding Dithes, Custard Bowls, Bedroom Sets from $1.50. COUNTERPANES; Men‘s Shirts and Drawers from 50¢ ; Clothes Brushes 25¢, Hair | Brushes, Back Combs, something new:in Print for Quilts ; Tidies, Antimacasars, Lace Aprons, | > ~Tinsel, B:bbom,%mâ€"pl.fign stock . 2¢, 38, 46. and 5¢, up. Cambric Handkerghiefs 5¢. up. . Datask Handkerchiefs Motto do. Picture do. TRAS. ate V mited V V WB Sn e Peieeett ho2 $ Tssc ccmmmntiarc nds 4 # which he feels fully confidéftâ€"eamBot fail toâ€"command a=ready sale, His motto is Small Protits and Quick Returns. Fancy do. s Latest Style in Ladies m $2.80 ; Latest Styles in Ladies Jac tz , AMM&MSW Scotch 4 ply Fingering Yarus. PBurham, October 6th, 1881. JOS. F. MOWAT, JOHN qAMBRON: BOOTS.â€"Long Boots from $2 up. AlWays famous for good fAivoured and Cinpr'l‘ou. Japan 25¢, 40¢, 50c and 60c per Ib. hand o6 Nails, ul‘.“-i.ock., Hinges, Latches, Clothes® Hooks, " ***Door Bells,"&o., &0, . & A. DAVIDSCN, Upper Town, Durham. and (General Builders‘ Hardware; BRUSHES, CROCEERY . at the Right Places and. will be sold at Rock bottom Prices. Season the most splendid assortment ever offored. New Shapes and~Styles. Sign â€"of the Cireular hand. Franiés made %o order, any #i%c, Very Cheap. HARDWARE. $2.80 ; Latest Styles in Ladies Jackets from $2.8. JOS. F. MOWAT,| . Saw, Lowol_' fuyn. DL'J(i'!&Sf;’ his well assorted Stock of ; Fire proof paint {n all sizes on the mostimproved mucthods, latest styles, on the shortest notice and a: charges that dofies competition . & th Givehim a calland support nativeindustry. % VERY important question for everyâ€" one to consider as there is nothing more inâ€" jwious for health than cold feet, however such can very easily beremedied and evervbody made to feel comfortable bvou.llnfan William Johnâ€" atone,jumr., who bas all the appliances for Knitting Stockings & Socks Look out rog cp!gleather. |\(¢ pAGENT f. | 1<‘L1<f%RY RRA And all kinds of Farming Implements. NoOoW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A GOOD HAY RAKE FLEURY REAPER AND: MOWER Carriages, Buggies, Waggons, etc i=="The Subscriber is also a Practical Paper Hanger, Carpenter, Conveyaneer, | surance Agent, etc. Remember the Stand, one door South of J. Wuodland, jr., Lower Town, Durham At IRWIN‘S BOOKSTORE, # & DURILTA M, is kept,constantlylon,hand a Large Stovk of Stationsry, School andâ€"other Books, Bibles, Writing Paper, Envelopes, Fancy Goods, CANDIES of all kinds, Almond and Brazil Nuts, A full line of Groceries, School Books, Seed Grain, &c. ‘Empifre Horse&Catt‘e Food for Sale. FARMERS Look Here! We are selling out the balance of our Stock of IMPLEMENTS and have a few T TLE x Te A F2ES, Price $23, Cash. Only a very few Left, and 1st Come 1st Servcd Tea Sets, China, Glasware, &c., CROCKERY, CROCKERY. The Highest Price paid in Tash for all kinds of Grain, Butter, Eggs, &c Fresh Oatmeal always on hand and exchanged for Oats. Co. MCEAECLL.AIN‘ S Durham Carriage Works. Durham, June, 7th, 1881. Durham, June, 1881. Durham, May 5th, 1881« i* Lower Town Durham, Sept. 8, 1881. SULKY HAY ugars, â€" Tobaccos GROCERIES. MACHINE OILS, &c., pra ta h â€" Sn i s Pn â€" 22 â€" hn â€" Jn > n â€" M Upper Town, DUREIHAM, Has just received a very Large Stock of Crockery, consisting of G. C. McFARLANE‘S, â€" _ ‘DToys ste. Kkf A Fresi§to6k of the NEWEST DESIGNS in JAMES BURNET, Direct frogil the Manufactory in Toronto. Which will be sold very cheap. for the Celebrated Fresco and Banver Painting a Speciality. Charges Moderate.â€"Orders left atJ. F. Mownts Glazing, Graining, and Paper Hanging & prowiptly astended to. HARRIS & Co. F. DOWNES, ouse, Sign, and Ornamental Painter, DURHAM. CHEMIST & DRUGGIST GEORGE IRWIN, buiuasÂ¥ vei R. McFARLANE. y157 miaisis r The new fashions are heralded in t @ city .of famhion, The Vie Parisicuns ay 6 x nounces the advent of the parslune a; , v158 ds l oP dn Fume like i;] Yant y men. women, boys and pirls 80 100 rprised | {0F us Fight in their own Jocalities ‘The busint®# are en '&memmamuomuur)fl"‘d is furnish an expensive outht and all that 99 5 j t froo. No one who engages fails to muk* D", very y. You can devote your whole 8M d s ":.o‘nziy.,nr spare momenis Full . thit is needed sent (o®, Maine ‘Wdéress Brixson & Co. Portined 4* Y In Yourselves by making money whes# golden chanéeis offered, m-uhs: ways keeping poverty from: your 90 1{‘.',.. who ulways take advanthet the good chanees for making money ""“"u‘z' 0‘.1.'!11) become wealthy, while thos* m'l not improve such chnnu'mmu‘n(;n l:"l“":’ wot want men. women, boys and C1 "\ cipas fonuwl-uo&ovn Iocalities. ‘5‘-.. we On and after MONDAY. 316 May, 18"" traing will run as follows:â€"â€" * ToRONTO(UNION 8TATION. Depert, 7:30 a. m., 1220 p. m.. 500 p. M Arrive, 1030 a. m., 3:00 p. m., 940 p® onaNGkvinu®. Bouth â€" Depart 7:15 a. m., 11:85 a. m.,540 p.® Arrive 11:10 «. m., 425 p. m., 820 p® North, Depart, 11:30 a.m., 445p m. ’ Arrive, 115 a.m., 620 p. m West. Depurt 545 a. m. 1145 aan. â€" Arrive 11:00 a. m., 445 p.m. owky soCxp. m.n 6:30 a.m., 12:00ncon ve 4:00 p.m., 10:10 p.m. aneae w amiea Depart 6:00u. m., 1145 a. m.* Artive 10%0a.m., 43 p. m®. *The Mixed train wil} only run on Tuesday,Tb9* days and Saturdays PDERMERTON south, Depart8:55 a. m., 245 p. m. Arrive 1:55 p. m., u’r.- rm.mu-uuum.uu;;: UND W EDN Geners! Manaf® oroxro, GrREy, AxD BRUCE BALLWAY CHANGE OF TIME‘ Toronto November 1679 Night of meeting every Tuesday . following the 10th of e«ch month, 30!"! Caumeron Ex. 8it Kt. G.C, W.G. McBHardy,8ir Kt. R. K 8, G. REGISTRY OFPICR, Thomas Lnudor, Registrar; John A Munro, De putyâ€"Repistrar, Oflice hours irom 10 a.im. tos p. Town Hallâ€"open every Friday evening from? to 2. 02l06k. Aunutl 1to $1, â€"Aick, hobortion J.C. Dunlop, pustor. Sunday Servicesâ€"preachâ€" ing nt 11 «. im.; subbath School mt 23# p m Pronching at 7 p. 1. Woek ovening Servicosâ€"Monâ€" day eventng, yourng pe -)-lv'uanyfl mesting ut 8 p, m.; Wednesday evening, Bible Cluss ut 8 p. an.; Thursday evening,rogular prn> or mecting até p.m, + C, METHODMST CHUiCH, _ Service every Subbuth nt 10:30 a. m. and 630 P m. Subbuth school at x:l)l’- mm. I‘rayer ud’ evory Thursday evening at 7 p. m. Pustor Rev, J Bmiloy, M, A. Diyine Service every Subbath at 11 n. m. and 630 p. au. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m. l‘ng-' Moeting every Wednesduy evening ut 7:30. Bile Class every Thursday evening ut 7:30, Rey, Wm, Paurk, pastor. Borvice every Bubbath is the Town Hall at 11 «, m. und at 6330 p. m. Sabbath School at 230 p. m, Supplied by Prosbytory at present, member to mnnoneold:?dm’ h jun... amade of gauze, lined with req e whichâ€"are declared to be the latest * of fashion. Then, for expeditions 1, ellat yards, etc., shoes, made of gork hhh.' being P‘;’P“hril"d- says the same : thority. These shoes tern of French ::::’:m’ 0!1 the pat Subbuth services at 11 a. m.and 6:30 School ut 9:30 x. m. . Mev,. 8. K. Asbury., Church Wardens, . Parker and H. \{ Ahe new fashicus are heralded in the city .of faahion... The Vie Pirisieune an. mb&ddfi.mu. a supplement to the parasol. T6‘ rays of the moon fre quite ““mlnh.., of the sun, says the ehronidmofg,.nw" ty, . .One can be moon ""‘*JMumg sunm Struck. It is the sun ho'..“. skin;â€"the moon dries it tml...,.“ out, just as it lflficuu.l.flllfi“‘“ Therefore the Tadies Who BIO stavine .. DURHAM DIRECTORY. man, and in a wide house." Janet fired up instantly. "What‘s that ye say, sirt Dre ye intend onything personal?" "Btop, stop," liroke in her pastor; "you woull never do for a minister." "And what for noo?" said she. **Because, Junet jou come ower soon to the applieation." try walks at night are: ofton Arranged 4) .. one may enjoy the m....:.a:mm“d'“ one may enjoy the «7 EF702 0°G woman once said to her pastor, "Dcar me, ministers mak‘ muckle adoo aboot their hard work ; but whaty twa bits 0‘ sermone in the week tne mak‘ up? 1 could do‘t myse}‘," ""Weel, Janet," said the minister good~humoredly, "let‘g hear youtry‘t." _ "Come awn‘ wi & text then," quoth she. HMe repeated with emâ€" phasis, "It is better to dwell in the comner of the Lhousetop than with a brawling woâ€" 1 9° ~~~~"" auP SKe tern of French peasant‘s w i m wht worh without slppers. The Mar. quise must wear req silk 6 oiki, yellow stripes when she uts her feet into these elegant parodies of «n Ogly article of covering. â€" A short dress in red and yellow striped Iimen, a wideâ€"brimmed "wryphmaned mA ui i gllcca % C 2 . 00 . oo Eneienante ed with a bunch of wheat ears, m wide muslin fichn knotted closely over the brost, mauke up a picture that is a positive vision of elegaut rusticity. Office hours from 8 x. in., to 7 p. m. Archie Me entie, Postinaster. DURAAM : Nighit of M W A carping old STEPHEN LODGE No. 109 I. 0.0. F DUEHAM ‘TENT No. 287, K. 0. T. M kXOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MECHANICS INSTIUUTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 month oz WL M BAPTIST CHURCH WTRIMTY CHURCK ting l4€ PoO8T OFFICK NO.306 OF A. F. & A M. . Tuosday o: or before tall _ Visiting brethren welsome. Geo. Russell. Kec. 200 AHWe moonlight, should 14. ma 24 aa o ul m.Sunday Also Ladies‘ & Gents‘ GOLD & Silver W A" Key and Stem Winders. The latest in Hall,Parlorand Bracket CA,0 Bome beantiful designs in Silver and #ro Plated Ware at W . F. DOLLS‘, Fiegh Colored & Bright Gold AMERICAN JEW LOCKETS, BEALS, RINGBH, _ _ CH A As usual COPYINXG and ENLARGIN di. the vory liberal Patronage recoived Wlnauln Durbam, 1 state now than ever prepaured to exBei A Superior Quality Picture â€"IÂ¥ram Bpring and Summer Fashions recoived, Durham , Feb.14, 1878 . Ifi thauking my many C the vory liberal Patronage rec« Residenceâ€"Opposite the Canada terian Charch.| JOHN ROBERTS TAILOR AND CLOT Durham Kov.*5 1880 PHOTOGRAP] Lumber, Lumber, Shingles, & Converancer, and Eicensod A 600 Bush. Fresh Lime. Durham P.O., May 25th, 1880 ISBUEB of Marriage Liconses, Life InsuranceAgont,Comminssionca PLANS. Spocifications, Esti Furnished. Work Bancrintonde #ed â€" Charges Moderate DUNDALK , Ont WilTbe at Hasting‘s H ote sholurme @ay and Friday from 10 0 clock a. mm GHADU.\TI‘Z of Ontario Veti lege, Poronto YETERINARY SUKRC ewery month, where he will be n mpon all those that may favor bis yourge. All work entrusted to 1 =,u in the }stest and mos Re»uutko®, any ol the leading Pricevilie 1880 Cutting done to O ALPRAD FRoST, . County Crown Attorney June 24ith , 1880 THE LATEST NOVELTIES I DBR. LIGHTRODY, WIDL be at his Oflice, Hanov wm.to Noon, Athome.2nd ( wtflwnn. Mossages for th ‘reittended to AZ Solicitors in Chancery, Conve: Owen lol-*:.n resumed at Flosie pen every ursday as heretofor: BABBI sSTERS Solicitors in C Dundalk,March 20th 1870 ALEXANDER BRO W‘l to the contrur , and charged wt reg J. TOWNSEXD, orthe County of Groy Farmers, erchauts,and Land Sal with punctuslity and chargos : moderate . notices of births, marrieg flm local news,insorted free Biray Animale, &¢ . advertine for @1, the advertisement not to ex T THE ROCKVILLE MILL *TE AREY Prefessional and business cards Lower Town, Durham. _ yTth.l W,. M. CLARK, Architect and Buil apase aud under, per yoar Â¥we inches or 24 lines Nonpariol zes inches do. per your e eerter column, per your a argequantity of JOISTH, Lot v. G. R. Bentinck. BUSINESS DIRE LEGAL Money to Lean. Do. _ three months Casual advertisemonts charged & or the Arst insortion, and 2 conts y ubsequent insortion.â€"Nonperio) n «â€"TBAMS : â€"$1.00 per year KEvery Thu At the Ofice, Garatrare DURHAM Sr., DURHA 1. Z%. NTX C€+ Done in 35 different Stvles ©, M. 3 ACHEN ® , BC . A TTORNEY at Law, Solicit . cery ,Commissioner in B . R., N E.D. MACMILLA TTORNEY â€" AT â€" LAW, . . opposite Parker‘s Drug Btore, RiATBRS OF ADVERT PRICEVILLE, Oxr in A 1 style MEDICAL. LA M3 Burgory , will visit Office, British Hotol â€" Pussday (Fair Day) to ENDE ®IURC® . T. DONAG MAlk DALE Wingham J. W. CRAWEF many Cuastom 8. JEROMEF LA NEO and Attorne ‘.h.’" old CHAIXS Dent tm ite