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BUSINESS LOCALS are charged for. N o n - advertisers sh o u l d p a y when the notice is given. Advertis- ers get special rates. Church and tfieciety notices. of free lectures will be inserted without charge; others will be charged for at ‘25 cents for a :‘Eiort notice. BARGAINS in Stamp Albums. The nearest outs. THE CHRONICLE Office. Mr.Hick1ing, of Artemesia, was down at Normanby last week looking after his farm. There. are a. couple of young in 01‘. 1' town thinking ' of g4 bikes. If they do they can’t go I railway track any more. ‘ The Misses Caldwell, of l were the guests of Miss May one day last \\ eek. (Ihat \oung man from the south! of \zuney soon t ok the girl from‘ that hzwwless youth from )our town. SGRSLD. 31x. Woodland and his gang are rushing things these days. No less than three teams going all the time. The cheese factory is going at full blast now, Mr. Blyth expects a good NA-.\- Mrs. Day, of Erie, U.S.. is renew- mg old acquantances around. V'hl‘ney this last; week. James Finiganhas moved' into the house formerly occupied by Thos. Saunders. M1 Isaac \Vilkinson sold a. two- year old stee1 last week which Wm ghed about 1400 lbs. “7110 can beat that ? Frank Ryan and \Vill McCalmon, of Mr. Forest, were visiting their parents one day last week. Wm. McEwen, of visiting: at: his g1 last few days. Mr. and Mrs. A visiting friends in day last week. Stratiord, Ont. “'e fill heads with practical know- ledge. The Leading Commercial School in Canada. to-day. Enter any time; circulars free. HEADS WIN IN BUSINESS! lucas, Wiight Batsnn. Office hoursâ€"9 a. m. tofi D. m I. B. LUCAS, MARKDALE. W. H. WRIGHT, OWEN SOUND. C. A. BATSUN, DURHAM. VOTE-"For the convenience of clients, Mr. Batsen will be in his office, (Calder Block, Lew-er Town,) trom 7:30 to 10 .m., on Tuesday, Wednesday and 'lhursday evenings. WANTED.â€"Industrious persons of either sex with good character and common school education, can obtain employment for two months in this community. “’ANTED.-â€"I\len and Women who can work hard talking and writing six hours daily, for six days a week and will be content with ten dollars weekly. Address, . J. ELLIOTT, B ARRISTERS SOLICITORS, NOTARIES CONVEYANC- ERS, ETC. Money to loan at lowest rates. Easy terms AGENTSâ€"The Best Popular Life of Her Majesty I have ever seen,” writes Lord Lorne. about “Queen Victoria. ” Sales unpreculented. Easy to make five dollars daily. Big commission. Outfit free to canvassers. The BRADLEY-GARRETSON 00., Toronto. ,IACTIVE MEN wishing permanent and aying employment can secure the same Ky engaging with us to sell our hardy Specialties and Seed Potatoes: All Can- adian-grown. Outfit free. Salary paid weekly. Write us for particulars and secure exclusive territory. PELHAM NURSERY (30.. Toronto. Ont. CULTURED LADIESâ€"With force of charactar, needing to earn money, can learn how to do so in a good cause. Ad- dress, JABEZ GALLOWAY, Toronto, AGENTS.-â€"-. Ont. LAID...‘ aw'i‘JDUUIw-n v- â€"-'.‘ - . hav 9 seen for many Your name and address will bring NEW IDEAS 00., Brantford. Ont. The Chronicle. R. P. GLASGOW, Toronto, Ont. VARNEY. Cards. Wanted. S. M. FRY, Toronto, Ont. Adam Little were in Mt. Forest one Principal Honor Roll of Durham School for 3. April. Sr 5th olass.-â€"Joseph Collin- aeq., Douglas Sutherland, John Lunney, Mary Gordon. Jr. 5th.â€" ” Sr. 4th.â€"Bert Mookler, Wes Hunt, 3; Fred Leeson, Fred Anderson and Annie Lawrence and Joe Moore aeq., Jessie Munro and Ethel Limin aeq. - Jr. 4th.â€"â€"Wm. Hunter, Ada Brown, Peter Ramage, Jas. Darling and Lot-1 Maggle Hutton, Mary Renton, Ma- bel Cameron, Nellie Watt. Jr. 3rd. Edith Grant, Mary Vollet, Geo, Bur- nett, Fthel Sibley, Mary Sharpe. Sr. 2nd.â€"â€"Ino Davidson, Hilda Par- ker, Duncan McKenzie, Tena Nester - Susie McClooklin. Jr. 2nd â€"â€"Murray [ Smith, Wm. Darby. \Vm. Lavelle, . Violet Willis, Minnie Cameron. Sr. Pt. 2nd.â€"-â€"Hugh Nester, John Lloyd, Oliver Hunter, Hugh McCrie, Frank Parker and Lottie Harbottle aeq. Jr. Pt. 2nd. (a)â€"â€"Karl Clifi, Geo. Harbottle, Arthur Kinsley, Annie Saunders, Lloyd Bean. Jr. P:. 2nd. (b)â€"Jas. Vollet, Ted Kilmer Amy Kelly, Jas. Dargavel', Elijah Gordon. Sr. 1.â€"Ri:a Irwin, Bertie Townsend. Intermediateâ€"E. Fer- guson, J. Nediger. Jr. A.â€"â€"K. Nes- Iter, C. Vollet. Jr. B.-Fred Fal- Ikingham, Jas. McLean. Chase’s Kidney Liver-Pills. Chase’s Pills have gained popularity because they are aspecific for the uric acid condition, prevent Bright’s disease, cure Rheumatism and all Catarrhal conditions the Kidneys and. Bladder. They do this because they possess remarkable alterative, tonic and diuretic properties, exerting a wonderful soothing influence on irritated or inflamed mucous mem- brt-nes of the kidneys or bladder. One pill a dose. 250 a box. The of A. McDonald, A. J, McMillan. The followlng pupils attended every day during Aprilzâ€"VVillie Ryan, T. Mc- Grath, John O’Neill, A. Mahar, '1‘. Mahar, J Mahar Nellie McGrath, Jesie McGinnis, Annie McMillan, John Black L. M. McAulif‘fe. Average at ariseâ€"~29. N. E. McAsey, Teacher. Separate School No. 7 Glenelg, for March and Aprilzâ€"IV Classâ€"Leo O’~ Neil, M. D. McGrath. III â€"â€"R. Sweeney, Annie McMillan, Willie Ryan, Jessie‘ iquinnis, John Black, D. Black, Angus McVicar, Annie McVicar, K. Black, A. Haley. -- Sr II John O’Neill, T. McGlath, J. Black Ida Beaton, ’Ihomas Mahar, Thomas Anderson. Jr. IIâ€"- Angus Dunbar, John McMillan, L. Dunbar, Neil Johnson, A. McMillan. P113. IIâ€" A. Mahar, Annie McRae, E. McDonald, Cassie Black, Ada McMillan, Efiiel Black. Iâ€"- T. A. A1”'1owsmith, Awnes Mahar Tena Dunbar, Mary McMillan, ‘C h - _._ 2ndâ€"â€"Sarah Eddington, Ann Hoy, \Vm. Pinder, Lizzie Pettigrew; Sr letâ€"Ida Hoeflin, Jennie Barbour, Ollie Hoy.â€"--Ena Paterson, Teacher. V S. S. No. 1 Eeremont for April.5i John Mathâ€"ershajs‘ recovered from 4th. class.-â€"â€"Everett Hoy, Edith Lew- i an attack of erysipeias in the face is. 3rd. Sr.â€"Mary Hoeflin. Charles; and head. Hutton, Maggie Brown. 3rd. Jr. â€"â€"f Mrs. McIntyre of Balsam Valley Emily Eddington, Peter Troy, le- has been laid up with inflammation zne Ilvride, Dolly Pettigrew. 2nd. for the last two or three weeks but is .iCIiarlot-te Hutton, John McCrae, ‘ fairly recovering now. She has been gimme Brown, Maggie 'DleSOH. Pt;i attended by Dr. Hutton of Priceville ,_ J 0----1. n33:..-..--- T'T S. S. No 5 Glenelg, for April:â€" Public School Leavingâ€" Abbie Rob- son. Cassie McNally. III Classâ€"Ma- bel Hunt, Flmence Hunt, Mary Mc- .Naily. II Classâ€" Wiilie McNally, {John Haley. II J1. â€"â€" Myrtle Hunt, Allie Davis. Prt. II Sr. Olive 00011,? Lillie Riddly. Prt II Jr. -â€"'Willie? Ry,an Arthur Blair. Sr. I- Roy Moi Nally, Ernest Cook. Rachel Firth. Junior I â€"Efiie Goodfellow, Tommy Cook A. W. Paik, Teacher. 5 SCHOOL REPORTS. Standard. _ of the English Gov’t in the Postal Telez. Dept, of the U. S. Gov’t I’n’nt- ‘ ing Oflice. the U. 8. Su- Qreme Court, all the Mate Supreme Courts, . and of“ nearly all the 3 8011001120013. “’armly Commended by State Superintend- ents of Schools. and other Educators almost wuhout number. EVERYBODY 3 3 u s 5 word wanted. 3 STANDARD says :â€" - . d} becoming recognized .r. dictionary pubizshed. primary f auction of z: «110- 'ontuins a vest amount of m; valueâ€"Jan. ‘11, 1898. 8 3 Noxon’s Binders, Mowers, Drills, Spring Toottharrows, best in § the market. Guards. Sections, 8130., for all kinds of machines. " Pianos. Organs, and Sewing Machines Horses bought and sold. 5 \Vaterloo Threshers {or sale’at ware- rooms._ Patronage solicited. Ordersfor Sales may be left at THE ‘ CHRONICLE OFFICE. h THE DURHAM 0HRONICLE, May 6th, l897. S T. OR Uppel Town ‘ m p “HARD Durham. 91413.? Mr. Dan .JcKinnon of Fairweil is Rob-‘ ground looking for 8139315 and oEer- â€"Ma-§ mg gocd prices for them. A Banker’s EXperience $3293 "manna: 3: mm: m . . . . as ms own "va coma. .“I tried a bottle of Dr; Chase’s, Syrup of Lsnseed and Turpentine for a troublesome affection of the throat,” writes Manager Thomas. Dewson,of the Standard Bank,now of 14 Melbourne avenue,Toronto. “ It proved effective. I regard the. remedy as sunple, cheap and exceedingly good. It has hitherto been my habit to consult a physician in troubles of this nature. Hereafter. however. I intend to be my own family doctor.” The mill has been going pretty steady this Spring in cutting cus‘om work and shingles. Mr. Wilson has nothing less than 300 bunches strung out at his mill, which is first class y1\o uunou syrup so as to take away the unpleasant taste of the turpentine and linseed. It was the Doctor's last and greatest remedy, and more of it is sold in Canada than all other cough medicines combined. DR. CHASE Linseed and Turpentine is not only a popular Cmedy, but the best known to medical science for the treatment of nervous membranes of tspiratory organs. Mr. Jas. Mathers was visiting friends on the 20th con. on Sunday. Mr. Shields and family from Yeovil moved onto the place lately occupied by Mrs. James Baird. \cVe welcome Mr. Shields into our vicinity and wish him success on his new farm. Mr. Wm. Reid returned home from Toronto on Saturday Where he has been for a couple of weeks trying to secure a situation but failed to do so. Messrs. Wm. Timmins and Guy \Villiams were Visiting friends at the Lake on Saturday and Sunday. THE CHRONICLE is only one dollar a yearin advance. The Messrs. McKechnie Bros. of Durham. having become proprietors of the Durham Creamery, every pat-- ron of the firm may look forward with full confidence in receiving their just claim in return from the proprietors. ' Mrs. McLean, of south-east Glen- elg is confined to her house for the past week from the effects of a severe cold. We hope the grasshoppers will get a good reminder this spring and that they will be banished from our country and the crops will not in the least suffer from their effects. Mr. Arch. McCreag has the con- tract of erecting the belfrey of the schoolhouse in section No. 10 Glenelg. Some are pretty well on with seed- ing while others are only making a good start. On low land the ground is keeping very wet and it is very hard work to get at it. Farm Implements and Machinery. -_ -â€"- 1U Alex. RioDonald of Proton is busy putting in crop on his late uncle’s farm, Mr. Jas. McDonald Of South lino Glenelg, Mr. Hector McLean. Lot 1 Arte- mesia rented his farm to his 8011 Colin and 13 going to take up his residence in P1iceville as he has re- tired f10m fa1ming. John Mathers has recovered from an attack of erysipeias in the face and head. Mr. RogeffiicEachren lost a valu- ab_le_3 mare recently. Old Mrs. McDonald is very low at present and by all appearances can no_t_liv_e long. T. ORCHARD, 83131330151 Stand. LAKE VIEW. “Licensed Augtioneer Agent for: MOSS LAKE. ”"9 ‘O’ ’4 compounded this valuable ‘0’?“â€" M Remember Good Blood Good Health The best Spring Medicine in the Market. DRUGGISTS angl BOOKSELLERS GOOD RED BLOOD ’a great many festivities haveE l g been amenged fo1 and we be’ , ’l1eve the people of South G1 eyf {will not be behind 1n shewingl :their loyalty to the Mother-’ ! oughly enter into the 5pm 1t of the matte1,you~ must be 1897 will long be remember- edby all subjects of our Be- loived Queen. It being her Diamond Jubilee. Already “ THISTLE BRAND ” Japan Tea at 2.50 a. pound its the best value in town. Special price for large lots. WINDSGR 100 full doses for $1.00 SUNBEAM Baking Po'wder Put up; in pound and half pound tins. The price is 250 a pound. Try it. The fact that we have been able to sell 500 [lbs of one kind of Baking Powder should be proof , enough that it is good. i We have just received the fifth hundred pound lot of ' Shoe Polish 100 a bottle. LICEN CED AUCTIONr EER Lower Tawn, Durl Show R00m;.â€"~Uld Foundry. Repairs for those machines will be kept in Lower Hardware store. See the Selvester Drill latest Im proved Spring pressure drill in the market. Blows, Harrews Scufiers and you won ’1: buy and othfier Frost’s and “Toad’s Machines. Run in Rollal 8311 Bear- ings. UPPER TOWN , DUREL‘JE We havea few Stands and Baking Powder left but when these are go» ing, we can’t get any more. If you want; one come now.. Our Calpet Room is L11 (re and light so you can see. everything to advantage from us“ We can give you 3 Lace Curtain, 33‘; yds long: and 60 inches Wide for 8100’; They are a bargam. to clean the Wood and Paint and when everything 15. bright, come and buy your CARPETS CURTAINS and other H emse Furms‘hings :63 our lines of White ( 1teware and 'l‘inware. is the order of the day will want When the spring time Cow and PEARLIN House Cleaning l". See Their SUITENGS DURHAM Cochréine F81} cures scalp diseases, p hair from coming- and promotes a m: uriant growth. See Grant S Hunter b \VHEN a new the fish stories. ‘ out: far some 3. Gentleman w it that turned 111‘" It would mak' 1y 3. beauty. bu to come. P rim little one that. _ teen ounces. with 4135. ' )‘V tLtk. hearing. Count. of Owen Sound 11 behalf of the I while Mayor Cal cause 01 the W. that were such a the commissione? be placed in a 130 am: 0'. her town i: argams new at appearance at of paint. n ‘vas C001 an; «1de that the Jang has jus s, bought, a I tl'Ou J . MCKECII I'll“ 5111 {t ( W 11 read 310 b V \V town 1 of the llotel 1 min U w h o en [0 \‘V e YE h