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MY Warerooms are fully stocked' with all kinds of. {IASSEY - HARRIS IMPLEMENTS Includi Binders, Mowers. Drills, _ Rakes. trim: Tooth Barrows, c. , These are tile best machines you can i buy and are made by a reliable Firm. {WAGONSnâ€"A car load of Adam’s l Wagons arrive this week. For an easy 5 running, well finished Wagon nothing can excel these wagons. 4Q ’ Lmnbton St. 1 mile East of Durham. Comfortable brick cottageâ€"live moms and stone cellar ; small frame barn and stables ; small .,»rulmrd: beautifil spring of water. The land is all cleared and well fenced. Will Le will ata bargain on terms to suit purchaser. Apply to MRS. S. W?! ITMORE, Durham P.0., Sept. 5th. 2111 Prop WARM FOR SALE. BEING \VEST halfof Lut 31, con. 7. Bentinck. 35 acres cleared; rent hardwuml bush. Good barn and frame house. Free from all eu- mmbrauce. For further particulars apply to D. Meg) UARRIE. large prroperty call on H, H, MILLER, The Hanover Conveyancer. .He has the following places which for speci- al reasons must be sold at once at any reasonable price that may be offered : TEASDALE FARM: Lot 30 con. 2 \V. G. R., Bentinck, will be sold for litt 8 more than Mr. Teasdale paid for it, and since then a $1000 brick dwelling has been built and other improvements made. HASBACH FAR)! at Lamlash. Tp. of Ben- tinck, 100 acres, less probably 3 acres sold off: close to Lamlash village; well improved; will sell at a great bargain or trade. 1 1(1) ACRE FARM in good settlement in lientinck for, say 3850. Should bring far more. HOUSE, frame stable and good lot. at Allan Park. Must give thls away if I can’t sell or trade lt of}. 80m; Gnome lleovn P r”: TIES for b’ale or to exchange for farm property. Tsioxm' AT 5 can CENT. 1‘11: H', Marine, Life and Accident Insurance. Notes and Accounts (,‘ollected. Ocean Tickets tarsale. ALWAYS 1’ OMPT. Lever negligent. I__ OUSE AND LOT ON ALBERT 8L. One acre of land with House and Mable: Orchard with chnicest fruits ; “'0“ an! (Sisteru, and spring creek running thmugh the property. Apply (m the prem- i:~t>~' tn) - JAE. UULVlLLE, BUGGIES.â€"I carry full lines of the 'I'ndhnpe and McLaughlin Buggies, Deana-rah. Carts c. These are bought in large« unn'ities, freight saved, and- can be so (1 cheap. '1" you are in need ofa Plow. Harrow. Gang Piow or anvthing else in this line be mare and can. We BAY ‘41 0ND SEWING MACHINE Pine RAY YJOND SEWING MACHIN] always in stark and. the best makes of "RGANS and PIANOS. AC} -:) I am terest on your own terms of repéifihent. NSURANCE promptly attended to. SSUER of Marriage Linceses. And 'othey grains and prodgce following Land )1 L- ST Increase in pnce, so that Now is the Time to Buy ! WITH WHEAT A1331? ONEY TO LOAN ‘at 5 apd 533% in- For Sale or To Rent. 5cm Aberdeen P. O. K ACRE FARM FOR SALE ON If you want to buy either a farm or vil- OFFICE WAREROOMS, LOWER 'rowx. W. CALDER, H . H - M I L. L E: R , The Hanover Conveyancer NS 8: SUMMER GOODS. FOR SALE. 1m Hot 28, con. 3, \V.G.R. Ont, July 21. Pride, Durham N SATURDAY NIGHT SEPT 24m between the Midda In House. shed axgd ffriceville, the sum of ltiffirty (101., hrs, (snx hve dollar bins.) The finder'will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same . I pie, Durham, or with the undersxzned. 2 JOHN LIVINGSTON Bricevme. -,___â€"â€"â€". OAN AND INSURANCEAGENT. L CONVEYANCER. COMMISSIONER in H. C. J. Collections promptly attended to. LOANS and Insurance effected without de- lay. Comgnny and Private Funds to Loan at 5, 55 an 6 per cent. in sums and upon terms to suit borrowers. A General Financial Business Transacted. OFFICE-l door North of S. Scott’s Store. MchTYRE BLOCK Monuments~ Repaired and Importers of and Dealers in Swedish, Scotch Canadian Granite and Marble Work OF ALL KIND. AS THE LARGEST STOCK IN ONTARIO TO SELEC" FROM, comprising Scotch American and Canadian Granite and Marl) e. 2035f. discount on Mar- ble. No Agents commission. All work warranted. Railway fare allowed purchas- ers who call at the Shop. V‘- . IJPVVJKUJ -I-‘VV. '7 ‘..IV, y‘vv'vv V‘ J ' ”’ r . distribute them evenly in the future [he program of the Methodist con- and make up for your negligence in cert on the “.Oth 1nst., was all that the past; you will find many places could be desxred, and suitable for the to give ’em away, they are produced grave and the gt‘Y- The attendance cheaply, the wind being often high. was not all that COUld. be desired, We didn’t know Johnny had a cow however, the sum of $23 was raised. died in Jan., we were thinking of! It is with feelings of sadness that the one that departed in pleasantlwe learn that Mr. Harry Rice, well weather and got its bones all sun land favorably known in this vicinity, burnt. 'was killed on Friday of last week by Poor Willie, we freely forgive; the bursting of the bailey ofathresh- in i- . ‘ ‘ . g . but we are not sure that we can for- nogt :2? :Leaclieg}l?s P‘\‘$;C:::;:ldll::: get; but we will try, and try, and ’ ' ‘ rvv and frv annin - um mg n annonar‘ {Sylnpathy t0 the bereaved EQIDIIy. P. S.-â€"We desire to thank you, Willie, for your compliment in ac- knowledging that; the carrion was buried; remember Willie it is a great advance from the prevailing custom of some of Mr. Jacques’ near neigh- bors; is it not Willie? Poor Willie, we freer forgive; but we are net sure that we can for- get; but we will try, and try, and try, and try again: we may succeed. Yours Truly, SELF DEFENCE. We are a little suspicious that you have been looking for trouble, Willie; or else you must have an old grudge against us. We don’t desire to be the recipient of your special favors, Willie ; please distribute them evenly in the future and make up for your negligence in the past; you will find many places to give ’em away, they are produced cheaply, the wind being often high. Durham, Sept. 19th, 1898, Who in the name of small potatoes would have thought it. was Willie L? Willie L. and John L. all from the one setting: how does it look, folks? 'l‘oronto, March 16th, 1897. My boy, aged fourteen, has been a suffer- er from catarrh, and lately we submitted him to anopcration at the (Seneral Hospital. Since then we have resorted to Dr. Chase’s Untarrh Cure, and one box of this medicine has made a prompt and complete cure. H. G FORD. Foreman, Cowan A\'e., Fn'e Hall. WANTEDâ€" At once. Two smart girls to learn Dressmaking. Apply pelsonally to MISS BUTTON, George SL1‘,eet Durham. MARBLE and GRANITE DEALER, OF MOUNT FOREST. We read your article in Review, Willie, and were surprised. Away off the subject, trifling in substance, and altogether unworthy of notice. To EDITOR 0F CHRONICLE, The man “Around the Lake,”is after us again. For Sale by McFarlane Co. The most pronounced symptoms of heart disease are palpitatlon or fluttering of the heart shortness oi‘ breath. weak or irregular pulse, smothering spells at night, aging in region of heart. The brain may . congested. causing headaches, din-i- ness or vertigo. In short, whenever the heart flutters, aches or palpitates, it in diseased, and if life is valued treatment must be taken. Dr. Agnew's (‘ure for the Heart is the only remedy yet discovered which will always give relief in 80 min- rtes. and cure absolutely.-â€"â€"28. VII-Q v; Inscriptions Cut on Shortest N o- tice. MCCMMUN WATSDN,‘.:: Dr. Chase Cures Catarrh after Operations Fail. MONEY LOST: . W. GARDINER, A human. urn-sum. DURHAM. The trustees of this re-engaged Miss Weir salary. ”my wutu. may could eat, but large basketfulls to carr v - ,, . , . 3 home wxlht 11118 13 the land of neighbor “3111:1136. tn ha ;“ ‘A“AL __._ and neighbors well , giving some not only what they co 1‘_ “ . p In uld eat. but large Mr. Thos. Townsend Jr . is at pres- ent in Manitoba, and we understand he intends going right through to the coast where he will remain for some time with friends. Master John A. Lamb is now at- tending Markdale School under the instruction of Principal Rowe. One of those enjoyable days will take place at the residence of Mr. A. Deitner on Wednesday the 28th inst. when his fourth daughter, Miss Kate. will be married to the man of her choice, a Mr. McGill of Holland Cen- tre. The Misses. E. and J. Inglis, of Elma, have been the guests of H01- stein and Murdoch friends during the last couple of weeks. Mr. Charles Boyle attended” the Presbytery meeting, at Owen Sound last week. Threshing is about, finished for this season. A much larger acreage than usual of fall wheat; has been sown this year. The rain on Friday last was much appreciated, as the land was very dry for pluughing. The Plebiscite meeting abvertised for Townsend’s Lake on Friday even- ing laSc was a failure owing to the heavy rain. The question is being much discussed around our burg. The Rev. J. S. Williamson, D. Du of Mt. Forest, delivered a very in- structive and impressive address on the plebiscite, Sunday afternoon in the Presbyterian church. There was a fair attendance. The Dr. is down on the fellow who will not vote. Mr. and Mrs. E. Yeo, of London, and formerly of this village, were the guests of W. J. Sharp during the latter part of last week. The improvements at Methodist church and parsonage are now about completed. The painting was done by Messrs. Drummond Powdrell. of Mt. Forest, and reflects great credit on them as artists. Diedâ€"on Saturday, 24th inst., the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Healy aged 4 weeks. Rev. Mr. Edmunds. of Rothsay, and the Rev. J. M Millex exchanged pulpits last Sabbath. The Rev. D. Ecker, of the Drew Circuit, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist Churchjlast Sabbath. The Rev. Mr. Magwood being on the Drew Circuit on anniversary Work at Salem. Lily abvw' â€"â€"_ place next Tuesday, 4th Oct. Ever)“ body seems to look forward to this as Egremont’s great anniversarYo Re- member We have an agricultural hall and grounds that will afford accom- modation for all. The ladies of the difierent churches will provide meals and everything will be in the best of order if it does not rain, and if it does there will be ample shelter, and last but not leastâ€"the concert at nigh t, :EIondayâ€"V‘Vhag: shall we do? Tues- '\ The great “Wpr. GLASCOTT. HOLSTEIN . VICKERS‘ Ha six};- a. glowing ...’H_~ this Section have Commenced m good whole world in the “ Fam' _,_ â€" ‘ d all the local news in the. You get the news of the ~ of Durham, is Mrs. G. Sackett ister who we are sorry to hear is very sick at present. Mr. Wesley Atchison is visiting the parental home after an absence of ten years. Wes. ° ' fellow and we are pl , visiting his sister Miss Ernest, who is very sick at present. The frequent showers of late is im- proving the pasture which is much required at present. THE CHRONICLE, newsy and bright, is always a welcome visitor but our contributions to the same have been very erratic of late but we promise better things for the future and may intersperse recent happenings with those of bygone days gleaned from a daily diary kept by a near relative of ours for manv years, but Mr, J. Mather. our veteran barn builder, has secured the contract of erecting two in Proton and is busily engaged there now. Mr. A. J. Neil lathed and plaster- ed the upstairs of Mr. W. Anderson’s stone house and also d.d a smail job for Mr. Conner. Mrs. J. Waters, late of the Central Hotel, Durham, Spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J ‘, McKinnon ere she joined her husband at their home in Dundalk. That capital farm hand Mr. Robt. Simpson who is employ ed with Mr. M. K. Beaton has made a complete recovery from the recent kick he 1(- ceived from a horse on the chest and (1,1 1n He 13 now able to dexteriouslx handle the reins over his little crow- black driver with one hand while he embraces with ’tother one. Mr. Dam McDonald is engaged building a new kitchen for that en- terprising young farmer Mr. A. Mc- Lellan, of Scotchtown. Mr. J. S. Black our old time Re- turning Olficer will no doubt be miss- ed at the Hall on Prohibition Polling day, for although an fietficient officer he is not of the proper political color to suit the rules of Grit universe. Mrs. McC rath and Mrs. Geo Mc- Rae visited Normanby friends Sun- day week. Mr. C. J. McPherson, Post Master of Bell’s Corners, paid his numerous friends and relatives here a visit on Sunday of last week. Ashe left home on Saturday and did not return until Monday Mrs. McPherson did not accompany him on account of having to look after the store and Post Office . Mr. and Mrs. M. Campbell might well be proud of their two sons John and Dan, of Pittsburg, Pennsylyania, who paid the parental home a brief visit last week. They are industri- ous young men and are employed in the iron works, but never neglect to take a run over to gladden the hearts of the old folks at home although at times their visit has to be necessarily brief. Mr. J. McVicar, one of our most successful farmers, is digging a well on his premises near the house. It is on high ground overlooking the delving in the right place. -vâ€" râ€". The Allan Park Band is dissolved and will be a thing offithe past, as Mr. John Collett, leader ever since its organization. left last week for B. C. The boys feel very sorry that Allan Park will now lose the reputation of having one of the best farmers’ bands he will have to‘ purchase two on his return trip. u S... â€"v--_ A meeting in the interest of Pro- hibition was held in the School here on Thursdayevening. Mr. Browne and Rev. Mr. Jansen.- Durham, were the chief speakers and can make very neat speeches when not opposed. Mr. Jos. Corbett, jr., left last week for parts unknown. -- ‘ 1 north of Toronto. POMONA. ., l898. Its. Subscribe now Oflice and receive “wepapor sum“ erald gnd Weekly Gammon for :5. I, -Aâ€"L- No doubt vo tickets Have you tried 0111' SARW Prime White Coal Oil. 5 Gallons for 8011.? If not. try it and comp 110 it with What you have been us 1110'. We “ 111 be satisfied With yom Ve1dict. A“ We ask is you to TRY IT- M’FARLANE 81 GO. lamp was, NO Corset like this has been Offered at the pi i: 0. You should examim as thm me A GEN LINE SN .ll’. DRUGGIS'I‘S a; BOOKSELLLERs: This “ COIC “C 31‘ 0681 you the ”(st leu ue f01 the monm in 0013535 that; we CV 61 sold. Litfle Most of our customers know this Corset We’re sold them for some years. For those who do nut: we (19. scribe :-â€" The "Reliable" is a heavy Jean corset, grey in color. lung Waist and splendid shape. his filled with the zilliiost un. breakable Cluck spring: steel and has always been sold for 750. a pair. We have 70 pairs that we will sell at Corsets We also keep a Full Stock of Hand and Stand Lamps, Glasses, Burners: Etc., Etc. But we have tlmn in and would like you m we the NEW STYLES In V 380 and Banquet LAMPS. To talk about 5O Gems. arly When you come to the E not drop in and pay your you haven’t alread y done so. r" the Bit 4 whe mp of my kind. n you m who attended the Me hutch on Sunday evening ml test of speed contest {or in “he plm u the Soutl 'xhibition on Wednesdy nexn meat neg gets ‘20. The ac: d the third 810. For othe: no the Prize List. but the Bentinck cattlé kin ”Governor, Sir Oliver M4 lltocother n the Queen’s .Ii MTempennce meeting on ydternoon was well at: '.Luidiaw occupied the chai Gnome fine singing by the u bill. be announced the subj hortcddrcss in favar of pr I. Rev. Mr. Burns, Baptis mofCormth, was the pri Ikcr. and with words of bu mtnou must have con Inca were in doubt. as t If you want a good news we: Tun Cunozucw will su} ml] nQuarter for the banana To Lfl-Tnverstan Saw-n oodrepsir. having. been that mhsuled. Apply to L. J. E {mott- Wmoâ€" At once. Two id: to learn Dressmaking. madly to M138 HU'n‘ox, mot, Durham. W to the breaking of a no power house the e1etric Rev. Mr. Ferguson 6 of the most forcible and cc series of arguments in {a hibition we ever listened hm. He will suppleme ark: by another temperau II next Sunday. LOCAL NEWS ‘Worth ""3." Was found ry c("lclomerati I... mUSty' m0! ‘0 my next bl ;yo I could not “gun on Banner ’0 11 ’me ‘4 CU