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zP â€"i A) |; | {* Danenbauer and kis parents was very af fecting. The body of an unknown man was tound in the woods near Jarvis on Friday, the desensed had evidently been burned to death by his camp fire. Their popular styles are sold every. The Winnipeg Sun of May 6th says :â€" The water this morning was six inches higher than it was last night. The II B. reserve, from Waterâ€"street to Groadway, is completely flooded over,. Every house on Water and Notre Dame streets from the river west to No. 30 is washed out. Pratt and Boucher, merchauts, on Notre Dame, have had to remove all their goods to the upper flat of their buildings, and are temâ€" porarily closed up until the flood subsides. Lieutenantâ€"Governor Cauchon‘s block at the foot of Broadway is completelyâ€" surâ€" rounded by water. The Icelandic habitaâ€" tions are all swamped, and what few arâ€" tigles of furniture they possess are piled out upou the roof. ‘The variety of steal pens manufactured |â€" by the Esterbrook Stegl Pen Co. includes q UL,M. size and style for counting house, school nd- engrossing purposes. | , andâ€"restoring its natural color. Another drauggist says that he sells three or four times as much of Hall‘s, as of all others.â€" Hampshire Express, Amkerst, Massachusâ€" sets. The market is fall of preparation for the hair, some of them good, and some of them goodâ€"for nothing. R. P. Hall & Co., of Nashus, N. H., manufacture and sell an article of real merit, which has been adverâ€" tised in the Ezpress for the past year, and we have taken no little pains to inquire how it has been liked by the public. _ One of our draggists informs us that he has sold more thian double the amount of Renewer than of all other hair preparations combinâ€" ed, and when a person once uses it, he will use o other; that it is not only bought by the young people as a dressing, but by oldâ€" er persons for removing dandruaff, preseryvâ€" ing and increasing the growth of the bair witnesses the jury brought in a verdiet that Daniel Dewal had come to his death by a blow from an» axe in the bands of Henry Yorke, and that Yorke was guilty of manâ€" slafightor. After this verdiet was received a warrant was made out for the arrest of Yorke, but owing to his illness it is not likely that he will be removed to the county gaol at Barrie for a fow days, if indeed desth does not ensue from the injuries he inflicted on himself while attempting suiâ€" cide, If herecovers sufficiently he will be sont to await his trial at the next Assizes. Eo C ce The evidence brought out at the inquest brought the guilt home to Yorke. ‘The medical evidence as to the cause of death, the deposition of the dead man, the confes. sion of Yorke himself made previous to his victim‘s doath, wore all strongly condemnâ€" ‘ atory. After hearing the evidence of the ifbinatofiatitirataiintssics this died. Before dying he made a deposition setting forth the particulars of the quarrel, which corresponded with the above version. On visiting the house of the deceased, his widow and six little ones were found bemoaning the loss of him who had been their only provider, one poor little urchin about three years old asking almost incessâ€" antly, "Where is Pa ?" and the sadâ€"hearted mother had no words of answer. The poor 1 little one was at length consoled and fell asleep, while the rest of the children stood round in hushed expectancy. 1 IMibhitigiti.. xc sn follows :â€"Daniel Dewal was a tenant of Yorke and lived in‘ a house less than one fourth of a mile distant. He and Yorke had a dispute about part of the land which Dewal had rented, and which had been newly chopped. Yorke wished to use the land himself, and went there with an axe on Wednesday last to work clearing the land up. Dewal seeing him there, ordered him to leave, which York refused to do. They sat down on a log beside each other to talk the matter over, when Dewal tamâ€" h(hioluonnyhrlmomou, and lookâ€" |â€" ing round again saw York strike at bim | 1 with an are. He attempted to ward off I‘J the blow, but was too late, as it came down r with terrible force on his forehea1, felling : him senseless to the ground. On recover. ’ d ing" éoneciousness he found York standing | f over him with a revolver and threatening I i tofinish his fiendish work by blowing his 2 brains out. In a stupor the unfortunate victim staggered to his home and inform od his wife of what bad oceurred, the gash N om his forehead bearing fearfol testimony to the truth of his statemont and the design of his assailant. Information was lodged with a J. P. named Brock, but he being ill and unable to attend to the case, the parties 'I mét and came to an agrsement, by which Dewal in consideration of a paltry $20 barâ€" | EJ gaimned not to prosecute the criminal for| _ the crime which in a fow days was to hurry him to his grave. ‘Thus the affair stood 0 until Sunday, when Dewal appearing to l be loosing his faculties by stupor, medical .::: assistance was called in, but it was of no avail. On Mor.day there were symptoms of pneumonia in addition, and on Tuesday he died. Before dying he made a deposition S: setting forth the particulars of the quarrel, sofuitfuntrach SS VE is Wilcp P GAelg the afternoon from the affects of a tlow from an aze given him by another farmer named Henty Yorke. Yorke made an attempt at suicide twice during the forencon, onee by attempting to eut his throat, and farling 19 fltil.lnhlwrfly afterward ascended to the roof of the house and threw l:imself down, receiving injuries of a very serious nature. The particulars of the quarrel learned before the inquest were briefly as Preyetiarovmnuexrt, May 17.â€"Late last evening the news reached Penetanguisl that a farmer named Daniel Dewal, living about nine miles from here, in the township ol Finu Sincess pa DL Oe Came **«#++......_._._., was guilty of manâ€" rerdiet was received ut for the arrest of his illness itis not «, had died during the L W 3SPRL Some beang;, ) 7 "7; SV RPABracketCLOCK®, | The undersigned has also received a large st Some beaptiful designs in Silver and Elecâ€"| yarq up ; Men‘s nobby Felt Hats at 60 cents tro Plated Ware at at 25 cents. Boots & &ou, Valises, and +C * W. F, DOLLS®‘, Flesherton, | Crystal Sets, and ormamental pieces. The C A call respapot‘ally solicited Durham Mallt saas AMERICAN JEWELLERY, House, Sign, a Ornamental Painter DURHAM. Durham, Maréh 3rd,1861 It does not matter w has been, if you Aro t is almost certain, T Apply to ~ > And want men who can givedfull time to the busiâ€" ness. Steady Employment and Good Sularies to We can Start in addition to our already large force 100 ADDITIONAL Branch Offices......Montroal! P. Q., & 8t STONE & WELLINGTON SALES for FALL of 1882, l French, English, an« â€"â€"FOR THEâ€"â€" h 3 F ONTHILL NURSERIEb. l Prompt attention given to all Orders [IS Prepared to take Contracts for ‘ Brick, Stone and Wooden Buildings Bash & Doors kept on hand. â€" > PLANS, Specifications and Bills of Lumber promptly made out. A call solicited. Satisfuction guaranten Orders loft at Adie‘s Hardware Store, Uppe 1 Town, will be promptly attended to, rham, Maréh 3rd,1861. C % . ..! _ . 15 S o mnsioven roreoaee / DUTY of TEA IERICAN JEWELLERY. Peaâ€"senem m oA 2. ___ F. DOWNES, SALESMEN WANTED |.â€" G. WARNER, I)urh.m.lh-y lD.T&IIt A Call Respectfully Solicited ul s CEREES & AA A Of the b est QUALITY, and every oth Article in the best style and qaulity of the Trade, Spanish SOLE LEATHER Of t‘hc“ best QCALITY. snd every othar 1100 10# C2AZ * 0, And all the very latest nove | Sa ddles ' Also a Choice Selection of ) / Trunks, Canadian, Scotch & Eng Valises, A Full Line of GENTS‘ FUR Satchels, y Forgiâ€"â€"= s e STOCIEG of CANADIAN es e Wh]"p S, &C' GREY AND wHITE coTroxs, DENIMS, COT Kept in ST OC. TICKINGS, SHIRTINGS, TABLE LtNEN, Every \r;::Jl;â€"l:;l shape of I Ete., IS NOW COMPLETE, gey _ _ ‘‘§ifroaticioe.in shape of Durham, March 9, 1882 O Every Article in shape of Shoemakers‘ FINDINGS D hm wae l Can Carpenter & Contractor Where he hopes h} negs, Good Material manship, to me Opposite the TOWN J!;I‘ALL, Where he HGDO® hÂ¥ Sbrink Mss anl. uo en "o P.SAUNDERS '[‘Hl'l Sabscriber begs to announce to the Inbabitants of South Grey and surrounding country that he has opened a Harness Shop in Durham, yes eessu 2e P OMices......Montrea! l’Q.& sifi'&ffifl; NURSERIES, Fonthill, Ont. NEW HARKEss szop| Bpring Importations! | o CAaANVASsSERS, (The Largest in Canada.) Wodvasc itc dA oi *Brown‘s Honschold Panacen®* for n-lieviug psiu, both internal and enres Pain in the Side, Back and P "ares CaIn 1 sUCCESSEUL MEX NURSERYMEX, Toronto, Ont. The owner of a steamer has been fined heavily at Woreester, Mass., for overloadâ€" ing his vegsel, causing her to capsize with loss of life, UEST A&COMPORT to the RUFFERING UfBeaesear m ie ts 2 IN THE neys. Burdock Blood strongly Diuretic, and conseq known remedy, acting as it d tire Secretory System. â€"b220 , | _ Bewnare of the stuff that pretends to cure ‘ | these diseases or other serious Kidney, Urinâ€" | aty or Liver Diseases, as they only relieve for )| a time ard makes you ten times worse afterâ€" wards, but rely :solely on Hop ~Bitters»,‘ the | only remedy that will surely udpemmfl{ | eure you. It destro: fl‘mvofio of disease so c y it never returns, â€" â€" A second discovery of marble wae recentâ€" ly made in Thunder Bay district. The quarry is close to the lake skore. Rheumatism is great] dependent on a yitiâ€" ated condition of & fin’idq, and may be eâ€" liminated from the system by cleansing the Blood and regulatin the Kidgeys. â€"Burdock Blood Bitters will cfif this most effectually. Trial bottles 10 cents. â€"L220: Es h Twentyâ€"eight deaths from yellow fever| occurred in Havana the past week, and the disease is increasing its ravages. Dropsy is essentially a watery condition of 3 the Blo:;]. d?em‘lent_n‘pon_ disordered kidâ€" INX DURILANM To Begin Work at once ¢n MISCELLANEOUS. F°“&agl "an all perished on the **Manitoulin." ME PREMISES RECENTLY occupigp BY HALSTEADY‘$ BANK, KEPT IN STOCK Ti@iniiAaicatiiiais smm 2 1 hopes by Strict Attention to Busiâ€" MpesLsmP i Ssn C C DURHANM, hn: h‘);our prevl{ml cceupation llin#to work your success e best of references required, Bright‘s Discase, Dinbetes. rial, and l’lut(:h.u'w‘;:k- merit a share of Public Patronage, °k _ Blood Bitters are ¢, and consequently the best acting as it does upon the enâ€" and PROPRIETOR. Toronto, Ont every other y167 has no equa _oxh_rn:l(.l l{ btftom enc & 1 Vflq Announces the first arrival of Teas in Darham, nently he is now enabled to sell at EOOD JAPAN LEAFP at 25 cents, YOUNG HÂ¥YsoX "* 80 «© o SUPERIO Quali 4* 400 4 __PEKO JAPAX ty 660 RM ue At the Noted Cheap Stor; Good News New Goods t arric are , "NT Lc e o0 Seas l nOW amwng None but first class hands employed Durham, March , 1882 The â€"Big Push t es + New.Dress Goods cheap& stylish NEW TWEEDS, Scotch & Canadian. New CLOTHING, stylish and cheap, New Grocéries, fresh., Every Lover of a good cup of Should ty A. DA VIDsoON, Is the place to get your Suits Made, Coat, Vest, Pants, Overcoat or + Ulsterette. Durham, Noy. 3rd, 1881 Canadian, Scotch & Einglish Tweed A Full Line of GENTS FURNTSHTHAmEe WILLINERY, MANTLES, Mantle Cloths, WORSTED Coatings, Prints, Dress Goods, Mantle & Dress Trimâ€" mings, Fringes, Buttons, Silks, Satins, Laces, HOSIERY, GLOVES, and all the very latest novel@es of the Season, * Also a Choice Selection of s | Tailoring Establishment, 1882 wWHO KEEPS THE BEST SELECTION OF GROCERIES INX 1. 10 ‘péer cent I am determined to reduce my stock to about half its so as quickly as possible, I have decided to allow ¢ i _ FOR CASH. 1 t e er " 0 ~AoafTe? HOvk Of KE W AUUDBAConsisting in part, of Staple and ‘Fancy Dress Goods, Tweeds, Coatings, Hats, ‘Caps,Boots & Shoes, ebe.,:: ; 'GRBXT -i%count SALE Having Just received a Large Stock of NEW GOODB, Consisting in J.â€"HKâ€"HUNTER‘S. A. DAVIDESON CAMERONr and American Fashions Received to DIRECT IMPORTER OF «_ Charges Moderate, and guarantee to give a perfect fit and satisfaction C. L. GRANT ‘> DQS.I ith the . Duaty off, and .conse. , previously 'gnh 85 cents. CANADIAN COTTON GOODS, NS C INRATMLG _ seinmwmessuuc d ons . t!h:}olgylu Low GQ NOW GoING oN aT TEA Drinkers*] , DENIMS, COTTONADES, DUcks ROBERTSON J. H. HUNTER , TOWELLI®G, esent value, and in order to do following liberal discount At T. A. HARRIS‘, Durham. of TEA | em191 TOWX. The HIGHEST gfige will be paid for GOOD WHEAT m’ Fob, Sth, 1882, FLOUR, Having refitted our Flouring Mill we are prepared to turn out work 2nd to none in the County. & CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED & SATISFACTIOXNX GUaARAXTEFEp Durham MILEg Large and Varied Assortment at Lower Town Drug Store * zus adsciu CHEAPER than Mimmmmiens.. l _ Delivered in any part of Towa on Shortert Notice and at LOW PRICES, We 2 0 L _ CAMP STOVE A Large Stock of all sizes, always on hand. At the Leading PICTURE FRAME MOULDING Durham, Feb. 23, 1882. A Large Stock always on hand of Nails, Glass, Locks, Door Bells, &c., &c. BUILDING HARDWARE BRUSHES. Paint, Varnish, Horse, Scrub and Shoe Brushes. ‘Boiled and raw Linseed Oil, White Lead, the best brands in the market, Fire proof paint, Venctian Red, Whiting and all dry colors. Varnishes, Furniture and Carriage, the best qualities and the Lowest Price. I keep the best Oils in;Townâ€"& sell them cheap for Cash. Big reductions for large quantities. PAINTER‘S MATERIAL. y‘ y . C. McFARLANE Oatmeal Exchanged for Oate. Do not go without a OATMEAL FOR MANITOBA! SEASON‘S â€" 1882 Leading Hardware Storg, Upper Town, Durham.. M T.J. ADIE. Call and see them the Cheapest|! s, Machine Oils. (Pavda And FEED Frames made to order, , Hinges, Latches, Ciothes Hooks, , any size, Very Cheap, Â¥ 192 _ " °C mouBRs in TonoxTo, ANP BReturn the Same Day. TAKEE THurp BHORT ROUTE. For for Oncen Sound ..dep. 5: "%l 3:20 pum ’ Teeswater, ... *‘ :.‘1: s l‘i;' l"- Orangevilie, ..« #lag . = 7:30 pan Toronto. m 8@ 0 1150 06 9:50 P; Business men aud travellors gonorally from parte slong the ime of Redaey cap us . tom o e homa i. 43. 2 0_ CC Fuuiway w leave home in the morning, have FIVE BHoaumu .« CCC _ Wooden -"‘:;d:;h.au rom. 1887" m:fi‘fi'».’.’i‘.}’;‘.fi:::' Sru DRCOEMBER .__COHANGE or tiamx. povertal engoeth Htt Imunencer navip ment and e r Br o af Owen Sound.,, * 145 "+* nig * 77° soll white cambric. ~It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an article for the toilet it is economical and unsurpassed in its excellence. not soil white cambric. milr.}mpam an Diuey | TT 1 Mees0S UF, i dimparts vitality and strength, and renders i: pliable, The ViGoRr cleanses the sealp, cures and prevents the formation of dandrui!: and, by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing properties, it heals most if not :i of the humors and discases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it eool, clean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of the scal p and hair are impossible. As a Dressing for Ladies‘ Heir ‘The Vricor is incomparable. 1t is colorâ€" less, contains neither oil nor dye, and will hair is thickened, and baldnes though not always cured. Jt chec} of the hair lmmedia:cly. and caus growth in all cases whore th» pla not decayed; while to brashy, v otherwise diseased hair, it imparts and strength, and renders i: pliahle It is a most agrecable dressing is at once harmless and e€Fectual, serving the hair . It restores, n gloss and freshness of youth, faded light, and red hair, to a rich brown, black, as may be desired. By its a FOR RESTCRING CGRAY main 10 its NATURAL VITALUTY Ano COLOR, Ayer‘s Hazir Vigor E)r sale at Parker‘s, Durhaz_n Arthur, Noy 28, 1881 , H W Leesor Varney. Dear Sirâ€"There is a 10t of Diphtheria in this place. Isaw one case 'M-dy:r anedicine was used which proved a success the Doetorsgayy it up, I want you to send me #1 worth at once ’ TESTIMONXIALS: To Mr Leeson : Dec 16th , 1881 Sir wifeand n have all been cendtl rove Rebtnm dn ages Meve stt meen ’ll~‘lyunaun for this tenm cures cases easy and withou pain No washing or swilling the thro »mallest child can thke it. It als mation of chest. lungs er bowels, bad colds, and if steadily token Consumption. DIPHTHERIA MEDICINE bottles 10 cents. â€" livan, died 0n Thesddy last nged T0 yeu., mc ;/ pllngreee Emfrond eocd TWB OREY REV u::cd!‘nud was highly respectoq ‘ in i.tn.wm;fin result of imdiscretion 18 PYPBLSITD ring la '“dl"“'fi-’. Heed nature‘s unep. ma '_l‘l. % “‘0':::‘ fake Burdock Blood Bitter: Every U P* s Kid ystem Renovator and {o«l, Mive} r“llo““:?m and ~ton Bamplg At" the "Offlce, Garaifra®s Stroet, Up &A week in your own t:r;v: 7 UTNC "" your on 0 . Jolin Dobie, Alonk ut ,“lfl.‘..-l\.“:...:u‘w‘ of Sal Yoursete., _ GBO nA ccl qz oit _ Tenms and : 'A"tun H. Haruerr & Co,, *# l‘uuud,u.q,._ esw iscc PCmm faded or gy 330 pam 300 pm 7:30 pan 9:50 pm will bremk up s and and, t l.iug f the w} h the In woop i rign Tha,...._... ""GH % In allsizes on :Ac- most improved meth Styles, on the « hortest notice and aioh ‘-puw:. h&‘.fllmd 80PDO0 t Matiye ; Reaau _ It # I "'._â€"‘ EEC ““N.‘ MB® mppliances tor _ ‘_F:Illl-nuon mgt?chngs & SU cls fl MB .. i 3 ‘m." R jurious (ur'oh,“u‘ OX ts l.hr?:l.e.h:f ." ""‘ ,l > 'h‘n sold fo m n pneallce tomeaa stone,jear., wiy i MS" o Wwim: #P _ cay + "_‘.? Rhaauidd tlio uo oi. How are ”!5_’!’ for S A YENE3Whrtany ... . Look out for cold weather 0 PP AAfuveindustry “.JOHNSTON, Jr., Pot.15th, 155 Lower Tm.y-ll):m‘.m rilta it frctr ns K2 h“filmfly on hand n .-l“ m:‘lnfll anude _ » e Workand ran: CHASs. LEayEXxs, Harnogs Maker, Lambton Street, 1 200 PostOfice, DURH A M . HARNESS, rir=Ess A Good FIT Guarantecd Reliable Seotch ©o1 New Stock of LEATIHL] wHIPS, CogRRy BRUSHES. BE} And See Their N Working, A. Bt. is Agont for thie CoteBrated wit Bowing Machines of Bamilten. This machine is eapmbleof sowing thrcugh of duck with the inme ease as any other 10 ean «ow two ply, and the strongost Linon « made can be used upon it. 1t rlso cnn l« mdjusted to wew the finest fabri Price BOULDENX Residenceat the0ld DpU T“E sybscriber winnd Make To oo Bpring and 4. and Make Up, o1 he LatestStyle Mor Residenceâ€"Op; sOoOHXNX ROBERTSON | TAILOR AND CLOTHEIE Lates® Fashions HRegulerts HRocelye mwttended and t As County of Gri fn wall prrts Cf the Goods sold on Com AMERICAN Couta Willbe at Mastin; Awy annd Pridacy , o Dandalk Murc) YETERINARY SURGCTC every month , whor mpon all those thiai formed in the REPFRRENCE, w Darham . Fc} Cutting done to Order SLead @fee, â€"\\ Alexander Robortson, EJ Bolicitors in Cls wen Sound, have rosu perevery Daursiay a LFRED FROST, County Crown Att« June 24ch 1830 fe: $1, the advert AAvertisements w en instraction aatil forbiddon, an Ordinary notices of \ all kinds of looal news eubseq uon t insort or HUGH MACKAY, ICENSED AUCtiONEER f Professional and busi: space and under, por your T we Inches or 24 linos N onpariel Three inches do. per yo«r W'fltfiemm.u s chargod for the insertion, and 2 cont BUSINESS DIrEC] Meney to Lean. RADUATH lege, Toront B.JAOCKES, 8. A Frost & Frost. ARRISTERS and Attornex MISCZLLANEOU: JACKES & PRIX TPORNEYS at Law, PURHAM E.D. MACMILI TTORNEY â€"AT â€" LAW Officeâ€"Lower Towi epposite Parkers All work er ‘TAILOR, ALSO TH RATES 01 un MEDICAY.. DU id réwsopnt J. TOWXNXSH «â€"$1,00 por roarin A M anor qpoobd WWishin amoant io x . 14 1J H LEGAY!. B ON NY ioi d ob I A PC itntinyie THUmethods, lates and aicharges that AT "ATLT. 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