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r was shot a few h’. r alls, It ll.d)m. w ‘ > ie t TERAN CHUECH rvino. «sc " ROR sudenng and "f,\‘ln’ f cutting teeth " 1 .’." the e of Mine, W INSq o â€"yâ€"*t SQ_at W agoftht ODIST CHI uth at 10:30 it 230 p. um. BYTERIAN CHURCH TY CHURC ® 1J m. m. m uth in the Town He Subbath School at TY at present. (EXZIE, M.P. ‘remier of Out Candidate for 1ARKETS OFFICE. 0t m., to 7 p. ny. ‘*‘. « held as «e IN on Ikerton, dng Map olh-tmio.tndfi‘.o- billndb.fl female * United States ‘lr ttle. y207 MILLS. wonare , lfll:mâ€"""‘. FPEED H ECHNIE. ES OF $3 00 per 100M 3 00 * «+ 3 00 «* s« 3 00 «e 4« 3 00 « « 80 «+ «@ S E. 98 DIRECTORY, the G. T. ments. O v W*s, John m Decense d was a whacl woue ver," 10 of frieuds und 0 0 0 19 1. 0.0. 1\ Services choo! ag m.’.“-: euing Services~ Mog rayer i u. " 6 ce 0CP t $ i 21 to 00 to y at 7:40 o‘clook in r sthren welcome, ollet See 14 14 k30 a. m. ud“.' m. Praver moetine F A. F. & A. M. nd of OW (®) (Â¥> w axclt nelg. May Hst i McNuily, Gheme 40 10 60 O c or before fult rethrom welsoug,, JP a2% 8th, 18 %, 00 to $3 : 50 to & : 80 to 1 80 to 0 7 ind 6:30 p. m. A "“fl‘.L “"l-w'.loel nd bro of :ld r‘:-‘-:._..d‘” oveni Alex. ll‘:!-;?â€"’ 1 moon in cach Clmas meeti Town Hall st 11 & V s EB ist, the wife of hic All‘-l’ Mothers ! 1 ; to to to to to to to to to to Paustor Reov o s 15 O 0 14 0 15 at 8 p. on ; C at 8 pr um . 6 59 1 o 2 1§ 230 p. my tw4 p, gTB AYED from the premises of the Sub. soriber, Lot 2, Cou 5, Be &n 10¢i) M uy, ;h-d g;‘mnh??':?.'_;.‘"":um ut en d P 9@ uc w % ::".fi'-lfl thankfy}; .. _ "CC white i thankfuir . ..__ _: _" . YBite he Any invormation thankfull y received sad any pouse refunded by by _ _â€" _~ ~~~CmMIne muy suse refunded "NEI tirs. sarar over," * M‘,h.. 1009 .â€" # *4330 °_ _ ____ ~Ced to close our Banking L Business in Durham, Notice is hereby given that all Notes and Drafts made payable ‘at our Apeil 1662 MLbr pntable® the Cam Bunk , W vau at 5 n or(':‘“-mm-m. Dnvx:m, whwhbh-.b.n;‘:i:lloflld to accept payment of same, HAV‘NG decided to close Romebmmew bus ons 90 SEA Thanking the public for the patronage of the wnd hoping for s continasnce of the ‘ll.] Spinning 12%¢ per 1b., Cash TWEEDS, April 15th, 1882 Highest Price Paid for Wool Hanover, June 1st, 1382 which was destroyed by fire, is now rebuilt and Carding, Spinning Hanover Woolien Mills. Cattle Strayed We are giving from 3 to 4 cts above the market price, in trade, for Wool. Jano 6, 1882 [‘HE Subscriber begs to inform his Friends and the public generally that his wWoOoOLLEX FaCToRY, What FARMER‘S WANT T weeds, Full Cloths, Blankets, Flannels, Unions, Yarn &¢, J. MESSENGER From long Experience and Particular at tention we now know exactly The Undersigned has rented MOODIE‘3 Old Butcher‘s Shop at the foot of the Hill. DURHAM, for the purpose of tading National Policy Improved and have on band an Immense Which are all of a suitable quality. Call and Examine. Repairing ];lum))gy ;t‘t;;d:i“;:rl'hfon going elsewhere give Horn‘s work a fair trial and be satisfied. EDD. MeCRACKEXN, who bas bad a good experience in Both Open & Covered Carriages, and guarantees satisfaction in all its branches. Nothing but ml class material kept . e on n wie Praghc ds Aa t P cÂ¥ MB c c furnished with the Best Machinery. THI business formerly carried on â€" Easton W Carringe She changed h‘:a.d- -m:«;: SUDerintandad GEO. TANNER, 4 LL parties indebted either by Note or book secount to T. H. Easton, Durham, who has sold ont his pusiness, must setile the same on or before the 20th of June, 1882, otherwise their ‘Aecol its will be placed in ‘other hands for colâ€" ection. FULL CLOTH, Durham, June 6th, 1882, CLOTH FOR WOOL. A-lndbd.'fllnhombotvml'matonnd Owen Sound. See Time Table. J. A. HALSTED & Co Owen Sound...dep. _ 5:# a.m. Durham, June 8, 1882 NOTICE Mount Forest * Changed Hands. Toronto, June ist, 1281 Toronto, Grey & Bruce RAILWAY: cuakht or fime. On and after Monday 19th June, 188% Trains will run as follows : attended to as usual YARNS, &c. &c kept on Land. FLANNELS, A large Stock of 0_ L omm iporimtended by *CBRA CIIET Mt. Forest Woollen Mills, Notice GoING soutH. THE now luporinuuio_d EDMUNXD WRAGGE, R General Manager Bankers. T. H. EASTON. Stock of Manager Ritoinicintcattsiecsatdh ts 2 ’ Exâ€"Empress of France at Chiselhurst; yet Sir Leonard Tilley told us that the mon opolists would spend their money in this country for the benefit of our poor and lnâ€" boring classes. If elected I will gladly enrol myself as a follower of that distinguished scholar Ild} able statesman, the Hon. Edward Blake ; a geutleman of spotless character and exâ€", Exâ€" Mr. Redpath, a sugar refiner in Moqtrnl, has realized such enormous profits out of the taxâ€"payers of this country as enables him to spend millions abroadl in the purâ€" chase of the gnndpnhthlnn’dmolfln‘ ~/90, â€" Femnine & _0 I shall vigorously oppose the building up of monopolies out of the public revenus and will combat to the utmost of my power any system that makes any man, or any class of men, rick by impoverishing all other classes. As a refult of protectior. in Canâ€". ada for three years, we find it stated tlml o ow s C tling and improving the same. I am per. suaded that a liberal policy, such as this, is better calculated to develop the material prosperity of that vast territory than the present policy of handing it over to foreign landlords and Railroad Syndicates. _ I am in favor of giving rasE oraxts of our wide domain in the Northwest to actual settlers, so that the sons of the proneers of this country may find free homes provided I for them in that district on condition of setâ€" #15 %45 p.m by T 435 p.m. With this brief sketch of the record of the Dominion government for the past four years, permit me to call your attention to the claims upon which I ask your support. I shail, if elected favor that system which gives equal rights to every class , equal and just taxation to every class; the maintenâ€" ance of Provincial rights, honesty, economy and efficiency in our administration of pub= lic affuirs; the greatest good to the greatest number, ® The boasting of the Government over the suceess of their policy lias become proverâ€" bial, yet as the hour of their trial appronches their conduct belies their professions. They do not appeal to the people for a free and untrammeled expression of opinion at the polls, with the same electoral divisions as the Hon. Alex. Mackenzie appoaled to in , 1879, but have resorted to a trick to deâ€" prive a majority of the electors of Ontario |of'uw franchise. This has been done by carving up the Ridings and arranging them so that a minority of the electors may eleat a majority of the members. By such means the government hopes to secure the election of men who will keep them in power in deâ€" fiance of the sovereign will of the people, and of British "fair play." In order to acâ€" complish this object, filty Ridings have been changed and twentyâ€"five Counties emasculated in Ontario alone. They also created six new contituencies and gave Ontario four more members while many people think we have already too many. name moreâ€"McDonald & Charlebois, of { Montreal, emminent contractors, tendered for the Port Moody section of the Pacific ’Railwuy. Their tender was $209,225 less than Mr. Onderdonk, "a Yankee contracâ€" tor," yet Mr. Onderdonk, whose tender was $200,225 more than the Canadianfirm received the contract. This is, I suppose, what the Government calls, "Canada for the Canadians," If I mistake not, the people of Canada will call it by another name, The systeimm of letting contracts under the presont Government is sufficient of itâ€" self to alienate the support of candid men, by whatever name they may be known politically, Take one instanceâ€"I might est of the speculator and against the actual settler; for while the former can purchase land at one dollar per acre, the actual setâ€" tler is compelled to pay from $2 to $2.50 an acre for the same quality of land. From the Bureau of Statistics we learn that in the year ending 30th of June, 1881, 120,â€" 000 of our people left C.:nada to find homes in the United States. ‘ many respects to that which has disturbed the peace, marred the happiness and blightâ€" ed the prosperity of Ireland for many genâ€" erations past. The policy of the Governâ€" ment in dealing with the lands in the North West appears to be conceived in the interâ€" The failure of the Government to ratify the boundary award has for the present despoiled Ontario, of 97,000 square miles of valuable territory, north west of Prince Arthur‘s Landing, a territory rich in minâ€" erals, mines and timber. â€" The timber alone is estimated to be worth $125,000,000 and is capable of yielding sufficient revenue to govern this Province for many years to | come. > The contract made with the Pacific Railway Syndicate establishes in the Northâ€" west a monopoly, which has no paraliel on the continent of America. By this conâ€" tract, a systom is inaugurated similar in| I exceedingly regret that our annual ex: penditure has assumed such an alarming and rapid rate of increase. During the past session, the Dominion Government | asked Parliament to grant them $28,000,â€" | 000, to carry on the affairs of the country for the coming year. This suam be it underâ€" stood, is nearly $5,000,000, more than the Hon. Mr. MacKenzie required for the same service. If this ruinous rate continâ€" lnes, our taxes which have been doublod, ‘sinco 1878 will be found quite inadequate to provide for a continuance of this extrayâ€" agent outlay. 1 have to inform you that our national debt has increased over $20,â€" 000,000 since the advent of the present party to power. ,!nlt., and am now in the field as a candiâ€" date for the suffrages of the électors of South Grey at the approaching election for the House of Commons. The Dominion Government has not in my opinion adminâ€" istered the affairs of our country in such & manner as entitles them to a renewal of ‘ support, Geititzemey :â€"I desire to intimate that I have accepted the nomination of the reâ€" presentativé convention held in Durham on the 2nd of March and ratified by the repreâ€" sentatives of Artetfcsia assembled in conâ€" vention at Flesherton on the 19th of M;y‘ 1 t n nnnnnennnens mm TCO the EHLOCtELG *4 patrictism ; "Canada‘s 0 Â¥n and ablest SOUTH GREY day at home. Samples worth ko;"5 to ‘20#&-.?“--“'00\, ! O 1 * syeng t cdima. e \'OTI(‘H is hereby given that the first l sitting of the Court of Revision,for the Townâ€" ahip of Glenelg, for the current year will be held at the Town Hull in said Township on m s s 0 w o sL0. L C Friday th 16th ty o June, 1882 Court of Revision Township ) of Glenelg. In. will be at Durham every Fair Duy to see Patients and attend calls. Lotters from a distance requiring advice or med icine must enclose $1. JOHN LIGHTBODY, M. D. Glenelg, May 22nd, 1882, ‘\/'ANTS debts owing to him to be paid to Jnmes Carson who has his ac‘ts for colâ€" loction, by Nomination day in cush or rotes, Parliament or North WesE, DR. LIGHTBODY If I am berten at election I go to the North West On the day of election I expect to be ’hom)red with the votes of all the electors who coincide with me in the opinion that it would be disastrous to reâ€" verse the National Policy and not much less so to place a party in power who would snrround its continuance with doubt and uncertainty. | Hanover, May 24, 1882 If returned as your representative I shall continue to defend the principle of a protective policy and will support such amendments for improvement of its details as experience may suggest. With the character of the fruit of this policy you are famliar and therefore in a position to judge of its merits. Durham, May 31st, 1882. That Purliament has been dissolved and a general election will take place on the 20th of next month (Jane.) GENTLENEXN :â€"Nearly four yeafs ago you elected me, as your representative in Parliament; to support a National Policy based on Protective principles. 0O § °® South Riding of the County of GREY: To the EZlectors will redound to your own and your oounzry'. In conclusion let me ask you to eon.dor" well the great issues at stake in the pending | contest, so that when the time arrives, you | may discharge the sacred trust comnnuul’ to you by the franchise in a manner that G#zo.: 1 Bentinck, May 22nd, 1882 I have the honor to be, gentlemen your obedient servant, 4 e se r ol at ten o‘clock in the lorenoon'. , JAMES BROWN, Township Clerk, e namal, 2l I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Groror Jacksox. JA 219 Window Blinds €220. Wall '_»Pa,per, :Toys JUSTARRIVED STATIONERY Superphosphate of Lime and Land Plaster. Upper Town, Durbkam. ., Ahe product of our seeds invariabl the bulk of the Prizes in S. Grey, Of the Latest Stylea, Cheap for Butter or Eggs at the Cash, White Elephant a new variety of surprisâ€" ing Productiveness. Large White Belgian. Mangel, Carter‘s Mammoth Prize. Hungarian Grase, Millet, Tares, Western Corn, & Flax Seed. CARTER‘S IMPERIAL Hard; Swede the best turnip grown, a splendid keepeor. BANGHOLM‘S Improved Purple Top Swede. SUTTON‘S Champion Swede. HALL‘S Westburg Swede. KING of Bwedes. ABERDEEN, PEY‘RPI'LE and YELLOW nre Ground Oil Cake used with Park er‘s Cattle Feed is just the thing for young Calves. â€" Try it, May 2, 1882. Field Seeds. Will stand for the season at his own stalle, on Lot 2 of 17, let Con., E. G. K. Glonelg, about 2} miles north of Durham. Specuintion stands about 16 hands high, is a light bay, black points, is seven yoars old and is of fine heavy build. For furthor particulars apply on the premises to The All work warranted to Give Glenelg April2? 1882, Pictures Enlarged & Framed GALLERYâ€"Upper Town, Durkam. yait woORK STRICTLY FirST WO SERVANT GIRLS Wanted: Ap: 1 PiRE J. H. HUNTER‘S Store. Durham. May 15, 1882. tra1s > soll d UV 2 uis CCCOTY HRT Over .two ‘wnlc of an orchmkw.ul‘bo t.;»ld Jni‘tll.: all erops, mplements and s just as it & or separâ€" lu',)on easy terms to suit purchasor, * pée Also Horse Power and Cifcular Saw, complete, for sale cheap for cash or will take payment in carponter work. Apply on premises to the propriotor, "SPECULATION, " _ 150 Acre Farm for roduct of our :eedninvaritbly take WV EU . ABVE NOC W ... MMt. Forest, May 20th, 1842. Bentinck; May 4th, 1863: K=4"One Gold and Two Silver Medals offered for competition. P.(‘}:‘:fiuumdonly send their names to the ‘TORRY &Co. PHOTOGRAPHERS. H. S. Building, Mount Forest. A NEW STOCK OF June 29th & 30th TURNIP: ENTRANCE Fxamination A BARGAIN: Carrot W ANTCED. otatoes High School Turrip. . PARKER, WILLIAM SCARF. un o ohe w ol e Satisfaction. JOHN Kiy. Sale Cheap. JO8. REID, B. A. | Agent for BUTTERICK‘S Patterns and Publications. ;- Paper HMHanging Done on shortest notice. Durham, April 20th, 1883. _ _ _ |_ IRWIN‘S BOOK DEPOT LOWER TOWN, DURHAM. ’Wigdow Blinds, Which he is selling at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Als A full line of Groceries, School Books s Seed Grain, &c. Empire Horse & Cattle Food for Sale Tea Sets, CROCKERY, CROCKERY Durham, Sept. 8, 1881. AllkindsofFarm Produce taken in tr:d:e at Highest Prices. Highest Price paid in Cash for all kinds of Grain, Fresh Oatmeal always on hand and exshanved for F o o enel o. S OC C 9 . . Senatel Fresh Groceries, Boots & Shoes, . _Crockery, Glasware, And Hardware ALL SHADES, Dress Shirts, Ties, Collars May 8, 1882. ’ ‘"One dollar saved is better than a : dollar made." And by Buying your Ready Made Clothes at HUNTER‘S you can save $5 (five dollars) on one suit, and at the same time have a Large and Handsome stock to choose from which is not often to be had. Durham, June Not Going to Manitoba ! C _2 _20 CCC 2220 ©007000 VZ T AIs0 tIC Cheapest and Best stock of Felt Hats in town, A full range of BOOTS & SHOES at right prices. Call and be convinced. But am going to stop right here in Durham, and Intend doing the largest trade this Season I have ever done. I have The Goods to do it with and the Pricer are closer than ever. I buy close and keep a sharp look out for bargains, and my customers get the benefit of it. Also the 7 . | M# edraga Waithe & Tt l P sns rolcrtrge t en , Fancy Goods & Confectionery OF THE CHOTORST varirpmro Dry Goods in every branch DRESSGOODS CASHMERES â€" PRI Upper â€" Town, Has just received a very Large Stock The Subscriber has received an E xcellent Assortment of he is showing a SplendiE Rva,ng:, Extra Value. PRIN TS, nearly 200 pieces to seloect from. Extra good value in BLACIC Cashmeres at 50¢. 75c. and $1.00. Colored Cashmeres in a Variety of Shades. Black SILKS and SATIN S. DtR CE CED se iess 4 RNZ e A Cheap line of Dress Linnens. White Terry and Honey Combs for Ladies and Childrens Jackets. J. WOODLAND, Jr. May 1st 1882 Has lately received Large Additions to Stock which is Now Fully Assorted. , and complete supply of School Books and school requisites generally. JAMES BURNET, B B SS G 0 0 THE CHOICEST VARIETIES. Chinag, Glaswa.re; &C . _ Mockler. . _ Mockler ) DURHAM, , & Nobby Felt Hatsâ€"Cheap ALL COLORS. J. H. HUNTER. very cheap, of Crockery, Also on band a Choice Lot of of Gra.in, Butter, Egge, &c. shanged for Oats, Eordering, €1¢ his Latest Patterns. A Permanent cure for Diseases, Disordcrs and allments of th> Kidneys, Biadder and Urinury Seâ€" none in the County, _ _ _ All Styles in Stock or made to order on Short Notice, Opposite Parker‘s Drug Store. I BEG leave to annotince that I have Commenced the Manufacture of Furniture in all its Branches, and from my long experience as & Cabinet m,& hope to turn out work second to New Furniture Warerooms, GEO. KRESS. T Weor thaviats nA dncfi A~ Orcssgs J as they me frauds and swindles. â€" Whoever duh‘ in any but the genuine will be prose« ieime on earth, especially for Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases, fiewnre of llly others, and of all pretended formulas or recipes of Hor“ BirrErs published in papers or for sale, March 9, 1882 Will be paid for the detection and conviction of any person selling or dealing in any bogus, counterfeit or imitation Hop Birirxks, especiâ€" ally Bitters or preparations with the word Hor or Hors in their name or connected therewith, that is intended to nuslead and cheat the public, or for any preparation put in any form, pretending to be the same as Hor Brtrers. The genuine have cluster of Grerx Hors (notice this) printed on the white label, and are the purest and best med= CLOCKS, BCOSg Spectacles, etc. Repairing done Promptly. $200.00 Reward! And in fact everything to be found in a F1R8STâ€"CLASS JrRWELLERY BSTORE Ladies‘ GOLD BRACELETS GoLD JEWELLERY, PLATED JEWELLERY, JET JEWELLERY, Gold and Silver WATCHES, es mm e oong In order to make room fot his largely in« creasing Business, has removed into the Btore next T. Jones‘ Sthool Book Depot, where he has opened out a Magniticent DETCIECCOUE M Durham, May 18, 1882 REMOVAL ! 2007 jâ€"amstan names and Burmumes, addresses and descriptions, the f@ll particulars of theip cldm.uflhmtolurmuu,u‘dn nae ture of their securities (if any) held by them, or in defuult thereof they will be excluded from any claims against the said Estate. And ull in« debted to the said Estate are hercb nwm y the sume to the Executor on or bolrnflum:y of June, A. D . 1882, Dated at Glenolg, the 27th dry of April, A J>. 1888, FINLAY MacRAE, Executor, *h215, Post Oflice Address, Durhum, GRAND REâ€"OPENING h, A. D. 1882, are hereby noti :iu'lrth ha :t March, A, D. 882, are ereby notif 0 send . prepuid, to the Executor of the lust Will -‘ mmenfiolthomd l)uw McGillvray, deceased on or before G. M. Goiding, Chesloy, _ eunasidl 0 CCCE PNV a _‘ ®state of Dugald McGilivny, inte of the Township of Glenelg in the County of Grey, Yeoâ€" man. who died on or about the )l-‘nunh day of March, A. D io ... ji020HP £Be Fou ALL persons lm_ld-i_nl claints ngainst the 4 estube of NDusila sacsin ns sA uids "" "1008 Dwelling Hu!u;-Aâ€"l; i0 ores of Land for Snie close to the snid Village, For furthor particulars aApply t Houses and Lots for Sale unicfliounovol, p Or to H. CULL, Fergus P. 0, Durhans m CSE OY Possassian _i __"C2050 in lets or .. ® 15th ?wwrmd 0-1:;‘5':“ March Also a fine assortment of Deautifal ed ap vserertustialt i s 1 uns 2086 "*©8t part of the first division Of Lut Dumber twentyâ€"eight. in the 1st ennssssion went of the Garafraxa Road, Township of Bentinck. ‘The land adjoins the Sorporation of the Town of Dur. ham, end lioollon.ncoodm.nutholdlnv. ;Mhu&l:hmmmfidl;dn. close to..tho own w Ow taxes, well cleared and & fl’“ state of cultivation.. Will be sold in lots or D ON€ pAPool. Possassia» _( __"® 8040 i TWENTY-TWO acres of Land for Sale, 5-.}2‘&‘.!5“ At part of the first division of Loi Durdalk, March, dcu. 1sto. tickets to DUIDNDATE May 1th, 1889; Monday, the 26th day of June, A. D. 1082, HE Suhcel;(ber has three Lots for in the thriy! Village of Dundalk, 0; s wre erectod 'i.‘!ro Good Dwelling Houses cres of Land q. w2i. 0. 4* OM â€" GORDON, Durham, Executor‘s Notice. Ticket Agent. GORDON, Bign of the Large Watch, Land For s..le Hor Birrers Mig. Co., Rochester, N. Y, GEO. KRESS 8r NETH MeAUVLAY A. McKEXZIE. thâ€"ait 1% O 0 i2 $ o¢ L.