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r, ])llt if [0' tfice. t 3 on 111213 have u Lend 13 thus plhesen I the little pestswht us during the sum! mths and your rpom iified. LANE co. hmeles G arehextrzi nice Just like 033" *gmar price “'33 ,‘d. The 001018 t this opportunil at that nice picm; Gets a Valid: Ve .\ mLUME 3. gded ,_.__.....__ 5 r nr'u, VEH'S. b1 oiden ic-s - (1\ vamud “can. '3 8‘. B )Jlis' bfl'er you the cc of our NCE t C \ few' in, " Pu ru 7,“ mare u'mw 11 ROBERT SCOTT at unwouzmowu bridge in Glenelg, II’cmona. is now finished and is Mined a very satisfactory job'. Nommissiom-rs )lpcure ‘ln‘l:““‘ I'm: Epworth League of the Math. izstL'hurch. Holstvin, intend hold. ‘43 Klondike social on Friday, to. mow evening. Admission 150. or mfor a Quarter. }!ws, P.\RRHTT had her tin shop .{sedtwolve 0r fifteen inches to be ghenough for the new sidewalk. 'eunderstano! that veneering, roof- ;and otherimprovements are an- mkhimtan'r St'ur'rat the Wingham rs Took secoml prize with his 3331' Boy." Afterwards he sold :f'or about $100, and purchased {her which he inteuda to train for IR. 0n Sundayglast Mr. Peter Paterson ckedripe tomatoes from his own 339. This is considered early for elatitude of Durham. my Fall Stock of Boots BLVDER Twine at J. A. Hufller’s, 8i ‘aviu 99“"8 of th( :5' Hammocks at \V. Blacks LOCAL NEWS. HENDERSON *3 aH’Oimmeut isfactor) and n last 8, Me m 'nceof Dr. Jamie- o Logidatme, Dr. 1 his gractice here. 'hw School Board sence of a : last a My. Irvine Ireturnedf Ewctml as assistant :1 L101 term. Mr, He himself during lay of each Week consulted profés- l. bear in abouc this the finest c. Inspector for Loan (30.. of last week and w-ztew acq [min- 5 to establish ‘am‘tS the Com- J-Intries close Reduced rail- . 9 a sport don t .ment may be and profitable. i541! Bluff SlleCrip- ’e'v days indispen. Open We’ve Been Wro In thinking that. because at r medi- cines did not cure as advertiseJ that Sloan’s Indian Tonic was like the. rest. It. is entinjely diflerent and is the only one to. combine iron and herbs, and when it care: you. You stay outed. Two hundred pleuant- , to-uko dose. 81,003 4.11. ljyo denier! 1.19919. in. ' " - " 3 I Tm: sidewalks are being pushed ’along rapidly. the strip from Saddler ‘street to the Middaugh House being ' now about completed, while the work .is being continued along Garafmxa ' street to the bridge. The total length of walks under construction. and for iwhicn property holders are liable, is 8036 feet, somewhat over a mile and l“ half. Add to this the Street cross- ings and our last weeks estimates of two miles will be about right. The ‘1 total estimated cost is 85509. of which . :3504 is to be borne by the town. 1' This is a large outlay. but the general feeling is that the investment is all right. â€"-A.\n' one desiring to lay in a stock of stove coal should see W. Black at once, for it can be got now much cheaper than later on. Mrs Grange and little daughter. and Miss E. Carroll, of Toronto, after Spending a few weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Robt. Aljoe. jr., have gone to visit at Chatswcrth. Messrs. Walter Horn, of Wingn ham, 'l‘hos. Horn, of St. Paul, and Miss Annie Horn, of Toronto, are visiting their mother who has been very ill for some time. Miss Whelan left Monday morning] for Merrickville, where she will re-l main a momh or two visiting her, uncles. aunts, cousins and other rela-I tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hogarth and Mr- and Miss Donald McArthnr of Price“ ville «attended the funeral of Mrs. B H. Townsend on Friday last. I Mr. Archie Mclx'innon, after an ab- sence of a year and a half at the ‘Soo’ returned Sunday to visit his parents and friends in town and vicinity. Messrs. John T.. le. and Ralph Townsend, and Miss Townsend, ofg («‘raralraxa township, attended the funeral of their brother’s wife here on Friday last. I Dr. Mahan arrived in town Satur- day to attend to Dr. Jamieson’s prac- tice during his absence at the Legis- lature. Mr. Joseph Townsend, of Toronto, formerly of Durham attended the fu- neral of his brother’s wife here and gave us a brief call. ‘ Mrs. Turner, of‘Or-angeville visit- ed her mother, Mrs. MacRae, and other friends in town. Miss Maggie Derby. teacher, of Priceville, wheeled to Southampton and back last week. Belwood is Visiting his friends in town. Miss Andrew, of Owen the guest of the Misses M present. Mus. Lavelle is nu: ford. E Dr. and Mrs. LauduiiI are in town. Dr. and Mrs. Arm re in Toronto this week. McKenzie was in Owen iness Friday and Satur- parents and I -_ I McKeahnieâ€"-HnnteIâ€"â€"-That the Isum of twelve doglug he gxanted to the FireBrigade for services rend rel at C. Smith’s fire. on July 12th last, to be. distributed by the chiefâ€"Cab. 3’ section, 22 of By law Np Wrolatiu to width of aide-walks panned its We. radium: nu} ma engrossed In ...... McKecbnieâ€"Bullâ€"That the Conn. cil purchase 200 feet. of Paragon Brand 2} inch hose for Fire Depart. ment from the Gutta Percha Rubber ()0. at 900. per foot Including 0011p- lingâ€"Cargiegl. _- -- n . MI A .i McKechnieâ€"Elvidgeâ€"That report of Finance Com. be adopted as read -Ca.rried. ' Accounts of J. P. Telford and John Barker were not entertained. 'l'he Finanoe Com. considered the following accounts and recommended payment : Geo. Russell, salary $17 50 W. H. Beatou. 3:11.er 8 75 'l‘. Daniels Q day with team I 50 Geo. Meikle, 3 mos. Sal. eng. 3 75 Ed. Burnett, 4 days’ work 4 00 Chas. Brown, 17 days" work 17 00 C. Leavens, 6 mos. sal. eng. 5 00 E. J. Hartford, flour, Mrs. B. 2 50 Jno. Barker, § cutting weeds - 50j Minutes of regular and subsequent meetings adapted on motion. Regular meeting Aug. 1, 1898. Members present, Mayor Calder. Reeve Staples. Councillors Bull, Elvidge, Hunter, Parker and Mc- Kechnie. Mr. TOWnsend and family, and‘ all the sorrowing ones have the heart felt sympathy of a large circle of friends. The funeral sermon will be preach- ed in the Baptist church next Sun- day evening. f 1 I last she was'able to hear and appre- ciate the words of comfort from the grand old book which were often quoted to her, and when the end came it was but the falling asleep of a wearied child. the home on the following Friday by Rev. W. McGregor, the well-known and comforting words“ For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain,” being the text for the occasion. The remains were followed to their last resting place in the family plot in Durham cemetery, by the father and children, members of both sides of the family, and a large number of sympathizing fr1ends.‘ w” aguu o and 0 respectively. Since the first of March she has been ailing, but managed to keepat her end was near at hand. and telegrams to that eflact were sent to the rela- tives of the family living at a dis- tance, so that husband and children, father and mother, and all her broth- ers and sisters were gathered around ‘ her bedside. The approach of' death had no dread for her as she knew in His ability to lead her safely through the "Valley of the'Shadow of Death ;” I ence she frequently spoke of her good bye it was with the full assiu'- ance of her Heavenlv destiny. , Re- taining her consciousness until the A' brief service was conducted at I}??? eptember 1.5th, 1860, at Priceville, where she lived until the family moved to Dur- ham, nineteen years ago. During that time she was led to the Saviour, When settled in her he was not long before she became one of the most active workers of the Baptist church here, attending all ; the services in all weathers, and en- gaging in Sunday-School, choir, and other religious work. In the year 1888 she was united in marriage to Mr. B. H. Townsend, by the old pioneer preacher of the gOSpel, Rev. Alex. Stewart and leaves two bright boys aged 8 and 5 reseectively. Since the first of March she has been Town Council. $60 50 """D u. ‘II‘DII, l'll‘ll|6ll 5"! ("“5 Ulfl’u Ill“ 119a rt. Thv amide-st spot on earth is whv ‘Futlwr 3 ‘Mothtzr’ 3 Sue 'LI‘ ‘II‘I 1".- re the parents Iiv. h vmtaphs whun written part, Bur umrxuurmg of 1mm ‘_ b 7 __A soon. Herchildmu still remain to be as she has Her husband‘s mmturt tlwn; in life 5114 . --.--.. u...“ uuu mm wugm men; 101‘ the st-rlfv. . Ant} pkumcd firm characters to battle on through ifc Has vanished from the earth. h'or form no more is Chin]: v -__-â€"_â€"a DIVIUI o JAI'“ llla‘l.‘ itll ln‘vz‘r“ «are! A comfort in grief. The tient lu-art t e strifp ~in life she bore in share. that here had tauvht them. for How many an aching hum- ? Hm’v man 3' an in ward 09 r» I 1 nar word alone. sutfiee t0 tell a tale at life. How hard he lulmreed midst the lumd’sfiturdv strife A lone {rum eart h’s great stir he his ehlldren here. Because they slm red each othe became. more dear. But ties of love most kindly knit most shrely must. divide, And mourning hearts will mourn‘the more for those who then have died. woods in man- lived and reared r‘s cares, the y each That word alum' sutfivo to tr? How hargl he lahm'vml midst 1w silently apprnavhus within the inner place Three marble slabs sc- arce from the grass their tmy forms thy roar. Yet. [mph aside the tender grass and read what's wrltt-cu here: __, --- 5‘ III.“ ‘l“|l 'utll‘ 'L keep, A nd \ mm the rough intrudor,- who slm-p. ” Then gently forward pushing, pave, lie silently appmavhus within Three? miu'hlv slabs scarce fr ‘ b 1.6 “i-‘. nun,vv a uuu'UlC 8180'â€" ”5011} I at e t- tere. ’ LUntwisted then the wire that held the din ‘ Andfpnshing open entered to learn the 1 ' ate. Has he. like me been laboring; much in vain I Did he labor sometimes making gain .3 But hush ! a solemn stillness, reigns o'er ; emn scene, Neglected stands the have been. The grass stands high and reverenee bent. O'ergrown the gravel pathway, the path last, we. went. ' The leaves in gentle murmur the L __ A , losin g, and 801 plot where mourning drooping in ir solemn r vâ€"vvd' He leaned upon the stonewall verdure rare, He leaned and any a marble 3] ‘LI‘-‘-- 4‘ 4‘ let we die. Onward he toiled fl Wig: 1‘ he had labnml CALDER" BLOCKl éouncil :adjourned till Thursday evening, Aug. 4th. Ready Made Clothing. To clear out the balance of our stock, we offer FRUIT JARS at the following prices: Pints, 600. (102.; Qnarts, 700, (102.; Half Gallons, 850. dozen. In Millinery We have still a few Trimmed Hats left. They must go, and we offer $3.00 Hats at $1.75; $2.00 Hats at $1,530; $1.50 Hats at $1. Balance of untrim’d proportionately cheap. 25 10 3O Scene 20 10 10 13 This depmtment is bomnino and to keep the ball lolling fm the month of Anonst “(3 me Diving the Iollowing low quotations: L'lotllell in dark foliage his heavy load to rest a season on a hot Dominion um the stonewall, o'er-hedged with rare, «1 sawa marble slabâ€" pru ” “Some-one is gentle murmur their solemn requium rFATHER” Men's dark Tweed Suits, going at (C H ‘6 H ‘6 6‘ 6‘ ‘6 ‘6 60 “MOTHER" Cash and One: Price. , tlmugh sorrows filled the Black Stripe Worsted Pants All \Vool Dark Tweed Pants, 55 5. u Double Breasted Tweed ess, reigns o’or Ihe sol- wlwre mourning friends 0‘ o6 vr,~"1)isturb not. those 0‘ ‘ Venetian “ ,' suits proportionately cheap. drooping in saéx‘ed with silent hecdful FOR A UGU ST. the following --â€"\\'. If. Y. .m the lfiigrai'Iâ€"n‘fa; has he labored and sonwtimes N'axy T“ eed Ems born. shv bore her t‘ t6 0‘ path where It!“ gate Dilfll‘iln 'a '5' day, H H 5t 6‘ RETURNED AMER Max? .DAYS.â€"â€" About three years ago an. buggy bed. longing to Mr. Dan. McDoug-all. of‘ Bentinck, was stolen a lo. clue’ of? it could be obtained' until about in ‘week ago when Mr. M. found it in. one of.our~ town blacksmith shops, undergoing repairs. He captured it,_ towed it home behind his wagon. and; is willing to let the thief and subse- quent claimants attend to the law" business. Y"" 1' other words. the medal is equal: thirty pieces of silver. The Cobden medal received by Sir- Wilfrid Laurier is of gold, and is. twice the size of an American silver dollar. This makes it interesting. Apiece of gold the size ofa silver dollar would be worth $15. Doublw that size it would brim; $30. In. w..- . â€"VA.W. For Piles, Eczema, Salt Rheum. Pun Worms and all skin diseases Dr. Chase‘s. . Ointment is a positive cure. It is recom- mended by Dr. C. M. Harlan, ot the Amer-.- ican Journal of Health. Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure with blower iu- . eluded will cure insipieut Catarrh in a few hours; Chrome Catarrhju one month’s trcazm meut. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are the onl ' combined kidney- Liver l’illmade and “';l n1\‘I‘:nv/\'-- .. '7. I m5; ' cumglucu kidnev- Liver l'i \vxlfposnn'ely cure all Knduey 1’10". ' ' about Varney. 913 are right. dyspepsia and nervous; troubles disappeiu'. Two hundred: pleasant-to-take doses $1.00. Sold by all dealers. yorxa GERARD Sti, 'l‘uRux'm, and receive full particulars almut the Free Schulu amliips this school will award to snvcousful «and!» dates for the Fall Seqsion beginning on Sept. lut.. Address “7 II GUI In EXA MI NA TIONS thin year? name, address, teacher and ac} J. -Nedigar has .0 O6 ‘6 YUI'XG _ __ â€"_ w‘r‘u ‘V‘ w. H.’ SHA‘W.. Yonge Gerard Sta, Toronto». M $3.50. 1.50 -v. -.... s an M7, Fr] :her aiu! nu haul to the pal of the >"uiV0r trua- n fend your- m: