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-â€"â€"â€"â€"7_ The protest against. Dr. Jamieson’s «election is to prosecuted. For some time, little has been said in this matter audjust aslittle seems to have been known by either of the two political parties. The CHRONICLE, however, is credibly informed on re- liable authority that the case is to be pushed. Apart from this it is not known what shape the prosecution is likely to take. The broad general charge of bribery and corruption is the ground on which the charge is made, but to what extent any proof of guilt can be adduced depends upon the evidence to be produced at the ti ial. It is safe to say, however, that had there been bribery or corruption to any extent practised by Dr. Jamie- son or his agents, he should certainly by this time have some cognizance of the facts, but up to the time of writ- ing he is wholly ignorant of having done-anything to unseat or disquali- fy him. al-elp And unless the Dr. can be disquali- fxed the unseating would he a. piece of suicidal madness on the part of Mr. Morgan’s friends. Since the election tile popularity of the Doctor has been meadily on the increase and many who voted for Mr. Morgan at the last contest would in the event of another election vote straight for the Dr., and even in a single handed contest However, since the matter is to be tested in the courts. Dr. Jamieson and his friends are perfectly satisfied that it should be so, and remove all doubt in the matter. Moreover, the Jonservatives have made arrange- ments to fight the battle out, and will be able successfully to show the source from which this Spleen has eminated. All who have subscribed to the protest fund will now come to the front. The Dr. has made a plucky "’icht from the first and his friends are not now going to desert him. Before the closing of parliament the Honorable Mr. Fosner made a happy hit. in calling down the gov- ernment on the increasing public ex- IIYI 2|. VlIIIIIVIIU v.- -â€"'- penditure of the Dominion . While the Grits were in opposition they were eternallv howling over an ex- travagant. adminisu‘ation, and with the aid of Sir Richard Cartwright, they demonstrated to a nicety how asaving of two. three or four mil- lions a year could be saved by plac- ing the public bag in the hands of Lanrier and his party friends. The public are a gullible lot anyway and will bite at an economy cry quicker than anv other bait that could be dangled before their wistful eyes. The change came, and with it came: also a host of broken promises. but a retrenchment in the pnble expen-i ditttre has not yet been ushered in to cheer :1 crednlons, though despair- ing and heart-sick public. On the other hand the public treasury is he- iug drained at an increasing rate of two. three or four millions a year, t‘mrty pets are. being “ healed” and the moat scandalous system of es- poiuege is being attempted under the present pure and righteous adminis- tration. Thanks to the Senate or our heritage would be taken from us. THE CHRONICLE. After Foster’s hot shot had been psnred in with deadly effect, Mr. Fielding. according to custonL tried mexplain away the reason of the in- crease. awl endeavored to Show that the period of increased expenditure h ul now passe-l. But a. government. whose incapncty. forces c-ontinnous explanation. the public will soon conclude as unfit to be entrusted with the reins of government. A five year’s dose of such medicine will teach the people. even if it does no Intro, to appreciate a return to a Conservative administration, unlike the present government, .,wbich is pfieguant-With promises never intend- edfto be kept. ‘ ... .L "iPostmamer General Mulpoh has game to England ostensibly for the pfirpose of pgtching up the postal ar- Y"I"" ' ruigements he muddled up so at. the time of Bertram’s election for Town. to. No doubt the Grits will make a hag handle of the deal, should it ever he efiected, but after all the general henwfii to the country at large. will ha comparatively small. It. would be interesting to know how many- mil- l’ions will be saved annually in the County of Grey by the British novel ‘uniongnd 'also,'how mfny milk and Wine! wobblers will be victimized by the visionany,.esti.~, ”dam; Campsignerog ,“ At the Epworth League meeuug m the Methodist church on Monday ev- ening last, the following officers were elected for'the ensuing term : Pres. Mrs. R. N. Henderson, Vice-Presid’s, Miss Gertie Keefer, Mrs. W. A. Arm- strong. Miss Irwin, Mr. F. W. Hick- ling; See, Miss Amy Kerr; _Treas., MISS Sara Strain. Mr. Alex. McCalmon has moved into the late Mrs. Lever’s dwelling but now postmaster at W invested in 200 acres of la that young mining town has a growing faith in th ties of that new country. A number of our citizeqs are to-day (Tuesday) attending the marriage of our esteemed townsman, Mr. John Runsredlar to Miss Egan of Proton. 'Mr. S. A. Thompson, “Bfookhill,” had a valuable span of horses killed at the crossing near his farm last week. â€"“ "" ‘- om Lieut. Dr. E. K. Richardson at 1'0- rout-o Junction came up on Monday to take charge of No. 6 (30., with which he left on Tuesday morning for camp at. Niagara. Licut. Rich. ardson will act as Captain while at camp, and Captain Sproule as adju- " " __J -tll-..l- Da‘l’tl’ (‘l‘u v-vr-“___ .-. tant. Mr. Frank McFarland ofMark- dale has received the appointment of 2nd Lieutenant. Mr. Jacob Lever. widower, was married on the 8th inst to Miss Man- ningof Brussels, and the newly wedded couple are now settled in their comfortable home about a mile north of the village. May happiness and prosperity attend them. The sidewalks on our village streets are undergoing; considerable repairs. and the posts for our new automatic street lamps, purchased by our town fathers, are being placed in position this week. Rev. Mr. Philimore of Chesley preached in the Baptist church on Sahhath last. while M1. Darroch took his place at Chesley. Mr. Darroch is on holidays and is visiting the par- ental home at that place. Evangelist McLeish also preached in the Presby- terian church on Sabbath last. _ Mr. \V. E. Sduthgate paid his brother-in-law, Mr. Geo. Mitchell a short, visit; last. week. Miss Kline spent Sunday with her brother at Chatsworth. Mrs. Wes Armstrong of Lucknow is visiting her mobhel- -in- Jaw, M18. J. W. A1 mstrong,. . Miss Boll Henderson of Toronto is visiting her brothe ‘ and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Henderson. Mrs. ankin of Markdale visited her son Wesley on the old homestead last week. Mrs. Wm. Wright leaves this week to visit friends in Detroit. and other points in Michigan. Mr. Ben Heslip of 'l‘hornbnry is on a Visit amongst old friends here, who are pleased to see him restored to health again. Rev. L. W. Thom is spending this week with friends at Arthur. Mrs. A Neilson of {Proton Station spent a day with her sister Mrs. W. A. Armstrong last week. Mr. '1‘. Boland of Markdald purchas- ed 13000 feet of lumber from assignee Henderson, of the Beeeroft Talbot estate, and spent a day in town measuring the same Mrs. Dr. Wanhington of Toronto is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Rich- ardson. Miss James “of Priceville is the guest of Mrs. \Vill Heard. .\ rs. Knight of the “Soo”and'Mrs. Geo. Haskelt of Markdale paid their aunt, Mrs. M. Richardson one day last week. Mr. Fred W. Murray, 'dental stu- debt, Toronto, is holidaying and paying: .‘xlr. and Mrs R. N. Hender- son a. visit this week. Mr. Bert Fields of Schomberg spent a few davs with relatives here and went as bugler with the red coats on Tuesday. Miss McLean of Aberdeen is visit- ing at. Dan McCormack’s for a few Miss Mary Brown is visiting friends in Hamllton this week. The postmaster and his assistant of Walkerton paid friends around Bunessan a call .on Sunday, and also gave the postmaster here a call. Since G. got the bike, S. K. says he can go to the foot of the hill a lot q wicker. The roads around here are coxeled with stones, and should be rakei off to give the bikes 9. chance, and aiso to give the lady a. chance who has to go to Durham from three to six times aweek -â€"For good second hand cooking- stove. aparlob stove, a table, lock- ing chair, glass case, glasrcupboard. .nppiy to Mrs Ed Laudpr, near the Dmhani Creamery. . FLESBERTON . Leitch, late of this place stmaster at. Wabigoon has 200 acres of land close to mining town. Mr. L. BUNESSAN. “9"“:1» ‘mr the possibili- one of the very best Lennox’s- grove has agai . 0d. Where there are no caterpillars or other annoyances to mar the Pledsures of the afternoon. An en- tertainment in the school in the even- ing will conclude this interesting. {talent has been; l'orest, Dro- t more and Holstein being represented. ' The date fixed is Thursday, Jone 30, i ‘ era” 1 and admission couple with 1 numbers. a-“-â€"â€"~' _.. The 3. Section to’ the north of us has been so unfortunate as to set the date of their picnic on the same day as ours which is quite a snag to run against on the start. However they can take in our concert in the even- ing which will help them out con- siderably. Mr. and Mrs. 8 ton, visited at M) first of the week. The Lake View scribe attended 011111011 on Sunday. His budget will. no dcubt, be somewhat ieliable this -v- Biraiid Mrs. Jas. Tucker will visit Wingham friends this week. A- Mr. Jas. Hillis had his sister from Lamlash visiting him this week, and next week lmmer Jas. Eden is to commence his barn contract. Messrs. Pete Black and wesmy Micks were booked for Niagara with Co. No 4, but the latter had not got onto the right shuffling at the time for ieaving and remained behind for further practice. however, Pete has long since got onto all the man- (BUVI'f‘S. Mrs. Elijah Dunnet and two child- ren, of Holland, are the guests of the Dunnet family here this week. Mr. Grant McComb, of Bunessan, paid a visit to this neighborhood on Sunday. AlthOUgh the place has lost an attraction his heart fondly turns to the scene of the happy days of yore.. It is sometimes said that troubles never come singly, and it. has been truly verified in Tercher Dixon’s ca 6. He is laid ofi work again this week and has Jas. Colridge filling his place. The section sympathises with him in his long list of troubles. Mr. A. F. Smith visited Chesiey on business the beginning of this week. A bright, manly little fellow of ten summers, named Reginald Munn, from the Orphans’ Home, Toronto. arrived here last week and has found a good home with Mr. J. Stewart. Messrs. D. L. S. McArthur and H. R. Riddell spent a couple of days the last of the week viewing the scenery of Proton 'l‘p. They were the guests of the McArthur and Riddell families of HOpeville. Mrs. Duncan Campbell is enjoying a well merited holiday at present visiting relatives in Toronto and Acton. Mr. Jas. Parks, foreman for Mr. MeFai-lane‘ has again moved back to the vicinity of Durham. Mr. Duns- moor takes his place. Mr. Jas. Campbell and'l‘. McIntosh 1er last 33 eel: for Cloquet Minnesota, wheie they have asituati on awaiting them. Success boys. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay and their son and daughter, Mr. Andy and Miss Fernia, of Granger, Dui‘ferin Co were for a, couple of days the beginn~ ing of this week visitors with the Lindsay and Riddell families. ' Road-making machines are at a discount when Robt. \Vade has his force on doing statute labor. They are making an excellent, job. Mr. Robert Hay went part of last week in Owen Sound. Sloan’s Indian Tonic has cured more cases of blood and skin diseases such as eczema, scrofula, pimples and sypliilitic sores, than all other reme- dies combined. Besides being a most powerful blood purifier it is an ex- cellent tonic and cures by assisting nature to throw off the disease. A dollar bottle lasts six_ ' weeks. ' Sold at all druggists. ' e - Qdite a numBer around hére attend- ed Mr. Galbraith's pid-nic, and 'pro- uounced it. a success. We are having fine weather, and prpspects are good for a. big harvest. “ Mrs. Weir of Port Credit iis visit ing her father, Mr. John McLean. Wfio is ill at, present. We hepe soon to hear of his recovery. Miss Kate McKinncon is at presént plying her needle at Mr. Clark’s Kate as a. hustler": and fits many a mu m the latest htyle’. * - M18888 Many and Eliza MCQnarrie arrived home ft om Chicago last week. We welcome them back to our midst. mission to concert. with reductions f New Skin Disease Cure. MULL CORNER. WELBECK. 9â€"4. 0.. M. Blank and Wesley ‘ If yOu .Wzmt m See Something] Farmerg . in Pea Um \ esters, calla Show Rooms. Also a, few \0. 8 \Imx 015 111 (1 \'Q 31 Wheel Tiger RilkCS. JNO LIV E NGSTO‘ aflirco]‘3“1f§t‘\{22§"‘m 1°“ 3‘ ”1“ [PUBLIC NOT! ~Uv vv Quité'aâ€"‘rfifinbcr of our lads joined the foot ball clubjusc started, so look out for challenges. Fall Wheat .................. “min! \Vheat ............... Oats ......................... Barley ........................ 35 to 40 Hay .......................... 5 00 to 8 00 Butter ....................... 11 to 12 Eggs per doz ................. 8 to 9 Apples. . . .per bag ........... 50 to I (I0 Potatoes. . . .per bag ........... 50 to 60 Flour per cwt ............... 2 50 to 2 50 Oatmeal per saLk ............ 2 (I) to 2 '2?) Chop per cwt ................. l 00 to l 00 Dressed Hogs per cwt .......... 5 75 to 5 85 Hides.. ..per lb ............ .. 7 to 7 Sheepskins .................. 65 to 1 00 Turkeys per lb ................ 9 to 10 Geese per lb ................. 5 to 6 Ducks per pair ............... 40 to 50 Chickens per pair ....... . ...... ‘20 to 30 Wool ..... ..., ...... 15 r4, )6 BETWEEN $200 AND 3300 GUNE. Catarrh sufferers and those at- flicted with Gold in the Head, flay Fever. Hawking and Spitting, Foul Breath, Loss of Taste and Smell and the many disagreeable and disastrous conse uences attendant upon these, sho d lose no time in procuring Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure. iiave You eve: sold NURSERY STOCK ? Mr. J. W. Jennison, Gilford. Ont, write! as follows: “I spent between two and three hundred dollars, tried all kinds of treatments. but got no benefit. One box of Dr. Chase’s Caterrh Cure did me more good than all other remedies. In fact I eonaider myself cured. and with I. 25 cent box at that." We wanna hear from you sold by I“ Dealers. Complete with Blower at 25 cents. STILL HIS BATRRRH REMAIHED. A 25 CENT BOX OF DR. CHASI'S CATABRH CURE DOES EFFECTIVE WORK. Market Report. 3 9::le~ Nursery 00 .. . TORONTO.OX1'.: DURHAM, June ‘22nd,1898. If so address the undersigned and ypu will learn something: of very area t. In- terest to yen. This means business and perhaps hundreds of dollars to you Yoanay perhaps think when readin this that we intend to ask you to se 1 for us, but that is not the case.'â€" - and to pay you for it. but don’t want fake gmwers. hence write us all par ticula rs about mama“ so that we may know it is O. . Remember all (:om munications are strictly coufidentml. per lb ............ .. ns .................. per lb ................ - lb ................. r pair ............... per pair ....... . ...... 80 to 85 23 to 27 48 to 5“ 35 tfl 40 5 00 to 8 (X) 11 to 12 8 to 9 50 to I (I) 50 to 00 2 50 to 2 50 2 00 to 2 25 lOOtolm v; a», .w. é?! “m“ ’m‘ '4'» 73‘ - ,crs.» C... -Q- Jay I 3 m ‘- m‘ '«i «z Any inuirei Calor, Mixed on the 1mm 7mmemm 1-; OOWMWW tt 7P)9Pnu4m at ‘mt m C100 “.0 u 1 ~ on expire t ( I L L mahlng‘ L . :olymjwhod. .Sandstones . harvesters, 0:11le at. “a do not unite wen m . _ . . , , , Grmitea, which are foum .8 MO“ 0115 and MW S t . of Canada. make good 1 . 1. Tap rock is the best oi)! . Goals: in very frequent] .. rock The letter with o “I. are frequently found uttered over the soutl " of (bonds. In using field be an must be taken to rejer‘t l - u m evidently softened b; . Bach which crumble rea waive blown of a ham: which thaw iron stain- when U “Id be discarded. A little . ~ will quickly touch a, judi< to detect boulder stone w ufit for road purposel. M malt be sufficient bod; - done to consolidate into a her. A sprinkling of st tblurfa‘ce is unless. It 1114 A“;__ ___L-A. ....:.-Lr .u 0. LIVENGSTQg PUBLIC NO I local Improvement, flu .~ UBLIC NOTICE IS I“ GIVEN THAT l'I'R‘l'AXTTt By-Law «m that hehult‘. the (mm-i; Cul'porathm ut' the 'l‘uwn nf During poses to prcwvt-d with the1 (.‘Mlstr ----â€" m" Q11 the East side of Garafran gamma at Lambtuu Streemxteu to-jli” Street a width Ufbfeat fl Mill Street 34‘. feet in width. and front of lot If» on the East sideuf Street 8 feet, the total lmgth of ail" is 311 feet. The total estimated cost 0! saw! me’nts as appears by the report; seer or Engineer, datedjuug (1.. no": on file in the Clerk s phat; Which the Town’s ghare IS . in twenty equal mstalmenfi W cover interest a} tigerrate of 4,; W 4‘- A nu \‘m w‘cl IIIWuV”. “, _'__ and a sinking fund for the We said Dri'K'i :1! sum. and the nds to be equal y asseswd therefor wl CON. KNAI’I’, part uf It)! 131515“ Qtraof 9". mm. $78.72. Street, 96 feet, $76.12.. WILLIAM LAIDLAW, pa . Garafraxa Street, 3311.3an feet across Mill ~t .. site Town Hall. $69.0.» “'ill be held in [111.0 at 8 0 ("00k P. M anv up; Gals ag: sesa-ment. m anpm Iion Dated at Durham 9t iEOBGE Of Bla Yarn, Ready-1“ ade GRANOLI'I‘HICSIDE w 5- 3°° 'l‘lIAl‘ A COlll't Of Rem“ PLACING THE ROAD META L To” how gravel or stone at M on the road. it is [level II". a knowledge of why it is 9| tho road. This is a matu my tow of our roadmakers “(Melt uttention. and a] (1 Iliefdnd‘ t“ mlle'(“-'H question. The popular uh .1 1.413113“ ”Dayton makes a sort of u «~72. " While; in 3 short time it “i ;\ part of 1'" down {nto the soil to fox (2 $4 11,3111 ‘ on thu mono gravel or a “Ewartnflfl '0 to be plwod; and that kt‘ 44 m 0“ will have to be contmued pwerMl v N, “It“ Iv EWd to“ [S I] . even a very general I 3.231- huh not Decal-try to dra 'M‘“ 0 t 91y. t§o_only means 0 my" up atone should be npamted the cos. wording to size. M in bottom of! ”Hiking the desired end is 1c "an ”u: titer year; and . 1t actually floods ith 0‘ tho road. Ina little! . utter; and that so IOI ‘mmfim of the road doe .Mitdounot nutter how r ed in the roadbed. lat, a laye [clinch u will pass through a will; 2nd. on this a layer of at: nuwfll pull through a one: find. on thin a couting of sen 1â€"th KI, the dult cud chips or n m. want be uken in choosing phtnvel on «flat might at bhugwood dirt road. Six in in stone is the least w Ill In used in making 3 dm Idnytor any purpose; and it uh ti! tin of councils to thicken an M00! zbut no {at a 1M0!!! numb does II circumstances wi 11 Let and u Ultimo o 01’0“]!