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ago Dr. J. A. Harris. 381‘ of (‘hor.ey. Eur {ice of that city pro- dozen samples (I em" from diners-t city. and had then rough analysis. the analysis. publif-h- umber of the British show that in every of the active inund- in excess of the mai- drug permitted by acopoeiua- belong to the c188 the members of the use for the 9"” or phenylacetanido. nacetine or M‘ lied by exceuin Iliad Milbnm’a Bean u and faithful trial.” . or 3 boxes for 01.25, .11 mm «5: Co.. Toronto, 0“, .17. 5 - The "headache pow- LS country are exactly . are drugs that it is dle with great care. A tudgment with regard part of the clerk who he consumption of too ' of the “powders" by a headache is sure to bus consequences. aRTlFICATB m Inmll» YIN-In WICI Pal C‘afl'. ADACHE P uWDERS. I Hays-11,1): 81' . sadly 903°“ ’orth I 5t.f,° O". 'after ‘° "9! Qhout The New York Singer and other makes. Full stuck always on hand. if! a ‘0' days We Will have Cutters of all styles. Weighs. c. Dun’t fail mean on us and You will be pleased. ESURANCE. FARMERS! \ UPPER TOWN â€"- MPHMENT WAHHUUMS Repairing Guaranteed. ERAS. Méki'fiii‘diis We are Ag Grey and I CMummers Tun Draft Heating Stoves. W you want and heating): Stave try a ‘Queen’ and xtvuudun‘t li'rza it return it. Or can W m the ‘Queen’ working in our hhow 11" mm. C'Dk SMH‘S "Ht Alf Heaters, Fur- nwues' and 1:0; {ting StOVOS. We lune sunbathing no“ in this line: BPIiWDU m L 39913 t\_. Shoes. Siugle or will pay ‘ and W bet We ( ali\ our Sppcial Attention to Our PRUST 8; W001) PLOWS, either >i .ng ur F m I urmw. A look at them M11 WW ‘ lull. \iso to our Root Pulpets Clock mania. '1“ will get you Up. As the Fall is coming on w n' not get. for your home AMCE CLOCK? A lalge \zuie'} to (house from at all Prices. Nvm to Bank ...... ...... W9 have the Best Alarm “”102 of Black or u: \V BEAN CO. We ha"? 3;”), Figured .hlacx husues II we, 35¢ and we a yard. ’ “my pain bgk Lustre: a snap at 50c. FinN” “WI gorges 40 m. wide, in, .‘3‘9 Figu'retl “I'USS GUOJS 25-). 1km"! Mam-r Urea-t. Goods double fold at 13‘ :34) :zm'l 23.x: a yard, \‘.'9 have: 3 nm- mcc Dress lea - -- 40.1).) Q13 0." nut! RA rnithg. at Wm Open every Saturday. \‘Ml want ;{ :3:li pair 0f “1an hats 31m»- do) Hut hazy befure you see Our mimudv lLMs and Shoes for Men, «HRH. “was and Girlsâ€"they cannot beatml- We can give you' a pair of PM.“ Kip Lung Bouts, extenaion 5016, .Id mmit‘. :11 '1” 00- ,0 packet gt" “Salada” Ceylon Teaâ€"- ers :‘b "3‘ -- - :me :1 tow - Hive 1) ' ' fi.‘ -- €.- 0". - fess 2-. ‘1), '_0I.‘A), 1:!)020 a‘ld “lengths at "’0 each. ' OI’V $ JOHN LIVINGSTUN. -â€"- A L30 'â€" !e Oil Cloths 4?) in. wide ‘t 25c. yd. her if you want your 5 insured at Low Rates Awnts for the Farmers’ :1 Bruce, and other Good Hmrrows. "THE QUEEN” ” BINDERS and MOW- The best. in tho world. a large stock of emant Show Room vurnd black Lustres at 31., L' (”11.5‘ )L' (t 3'erd. 3; -- UPPER TOWN W. A. MacFABUNE 1 “310.??an 5c 11 to 100 '\' M11152 m. wi e. '1‘ l he call. xe Best Alarm “Must-get-up” UPPER TOWN. Garafraxa St., Durham. 1 door North James Carson’s. FALL ijj WINTER As I have opened up a Laundry in Durham, I beg to announce that I am prepared to do all kinds of Gent’s, Ladies’, and Household Laundrying at the very Lowest Rates. LOWER TOWN, -- DURHAM. The Cheapest, the easiest, and the best. kW. 0. CUNNHH, Also maker and dealer in all kinds of pumps, especially the famous I. X. L. Roller Bearing, which eclipses anything hitherto in the market. Has the best Rockwell D11111n the Count1v. Can d1ill eithe1 Rock 01 Clay, any depth. W. D, CONNOR TERMS OF SALEâ€"Ten per cent. of the purchase price to be paid to the Vendor or his Solicitor at time of sale and balance withinziOdays thereafter without interest. The Vendor reserves one bid 11 on each parcel, The property must be sod as the estate of the deceased is being wonnd u . The other conditions of sale will be ma 6 known at the time of sale. D. P. CAMPBELL, HUGH MACKAY, Auctioneer. Datad at Port Elgin this 10th day of October A. D. 1898. 1898, at one o’clock in the afternoon, the fol- lowing parcels of Real Estate: PARCEL 1â€" Lots 9 and 10 on the East side of Queen street. 111 the Town of Durham. containingi; of an acre 0t land, more or less. A frarne dwelling house is erected on the premises, PARCEL 2â€"â€"Part of Divisions Lots 2. and 3 of Lot No. 3. Qon. l, 'l‘ownship‘ot Egre- tnont, situate in the Village ot Varney and containing ten acres of land, more or less. PARCEL 3â€"â€" art of the First Division of Lot No. 3, Con. 1, Township of Norman- by, containing one half acre of land, more or less, situate in the Village of Varney. There are a good frame dwel- ling home. (mtbnildings and orchard on the property. _â€"â€" --‘-' - ' TRA'I‘OR of the Estate of the late ELIZABETH VICKERs, deceased, has in- structed Mr. HUGH MACKAY, Auctioneer, toofler for Sale by Public Aucticn at the MIDDAUGH HOUSE in the TOWN of DURHAM on Thursday the Tenth (lay of November, -VHN ED PEDIGREEL at Lot No. eutiuck. Terms 31.00. THEE _I_I_b}pEBs_u;N ED ADMINIS- '. B. All Clothes Washed by Band. 6 Trial will convince you AUCTION SALE Sept. 13th, 1898‘: WAH LEE, minds and Chinese Laundry. Port Elgin, Administrator. Km}, at Lot No. 70, Con. ms 31.00. . A. APDRED, VARNEY. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE, ESTA TE. appliand Dated at Mount Forest this 12th day of October, A. D. 1%. In the Matter of the Estate of Jerry Kelly, late of the Township of Egre- mont in the County of Grey, Yeoman, deceased. la the Surrogate Court of the County of Grey. OAN AND INSURANCE AGENT. , CONVEYANCER. COMMISSIONER in H. C. J. Collections promptly attended to. LOANS and Insurancq effected without do- lay. Company and an.ate Funds to Loan at 5, 545 an_d 6 pe‘r_ cent. m mpg and upon _--2L LA..__-__ MCINTYRE BLOCK, "V v, V: “Uuw ' râ€" ___ -_rv_- terms to suit borrower's.w A General Financial Business Transacted. OFFICE-1 door North of S. Scott’s Store. Monuments Repaired and AS THE LARGEST STOCK IN ONTARIO TO SELECT FROM, comprising Scotch, American and Canadian Granite and Marble. 20% discount on Mar- ble. No Agents commwsion. All work warranted. Railway fare allowed purchas- ers who call at the Shop. Importers of and Dealers in Swedish, Scotch Canadian Granite and Marble Work OF ALL KIM). Death visited the home of Mr. Geo. CuE on the 6th inst., relieving Mrs. Cuff from her long suffering. De- ceased had been ailing for several years was aged ‘57 :years and was highly respected by all who knew her. The funeral services were con- ducted at the house and grave by the Rev. Mr. Ryan. A large oonoourw of friends followed the remains to Hutton Hill cemetery. She leaves a husband and family of five girls to mourn her loss. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones. ~.â€""' ‘H .. . Hw-o“ STRAYEDâ€"Fl‘om Lot 20, Con. 3, Bencinck. one 1am, two ewes and two lambs. Any information lead- ing to their recovery will be suitably rewarded. R.Mac{arlane. tf MARBLE and GRANITE DEALER, OF MOUNT FOREST, The Harvest Home Anniversary Services will be held here on Sunday and Monday next. The Rev. Mr. Wilkinson, of Hanover, will conduct the services on Sunday. On Monday evening a. good musical and literary programme will be given. Several good Speakers will be present and give short addresses. A good choir in attendance. Everybody come and Spend a pleasant evening. Admis- sion 15 and 25 cents, See bills. Mr. Arch. Park and family return ed from South Dakota and have set. tled on their farm on the South Line Mr. Frank Livingston who was with his brother John, of Durham, has returned to the good old farm again. Mr. Robt. Lindsay has been some what under the weather of late, also Robt. Smith. .Both are able to go around again, Messrs Herb and Art Hunt spent Sunday with Dornoch friends. For Sale by McFarlane Co not relieve instantly and cure perma- nently. It has made marvelous cures, and enjoys the esteem and high en- dorsation of the medical profession. Through exposure I contracted that dread dis- easeâ€"Catan'h. My case became chronicâ€"in :0 minutes after first application I had relief, and in O short while I was completely cured. W Luau. G.T.R. Brakeman.Annondale. (int. 31 W. L. MaCHENZIE, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1N Inscriptions Cut of: Shortest N o- tice. McCAlMON WATSON, R. \V. GARDINER, VICKERS. ELLEN KELLY. DURHAM. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup- N pet. will be observed in the Presby- ”t terian church in this village on Sun- :33, day next, the 23rd inst. Rem Mr. eiCumpbell, of Dromore, will preach I“ the pieliminary sermon on Friday of this week at 11 o ’clock c. m. Our Exhibition on Wednesdav. the 12thxinst. was quite a success but as the Editor was there it relieves us of saying anything further about it; only Providence made dry weather for the occasion in the afternoon for we the good people of Priceville are The old teachers have been re-en- guged in our lechool for 1899, viz: Mr. Blakeston and Miss Derby. We are not positive but we think Miss McCannel is again re-engnged at Top Ciifie schoot for the year 1899. Mr. Charles McDougall, of Michi- gan, a former resident of this place, is visiting friends in and around Prioeville at present. A meeting of the Tract and Bible society will be held. in the Presby- terian church in this village on Fri- day evening, the ‘ZIst inst, at 7: 30. The Rev. Mr. St1achan agent of the Society will eddiese the meeting. We saw the Pomona penman on Show day. We expect. a. visit from him soon in his Official capacity, We saw a number of our township and COi nty officials at our fair last week viz: Messrs Binnie and Mc- Kinnon, commissioners South Grey, and Mr. Watson from East Grey. We hope to see them all returned to the end of 1900. George Lamb was 011 hand and is again to be one of the candidates for municipal honors in Glenelg at the coming exection, As Mr. Lamb was only one vote behind last year he claims to be entitled to receive enough at the coming elec- tion t; secure him a seatat the Council Board in 1899. John A. McMillen of course is sure of a seat and we hope to see the Council more evenly divid- ed then they were in 1898 through out the whole municipality. A! tem- esia is always quiet on account of each ward having to elect their own municipal officers. We do not hear of any opposition to our represent- atixe in Pricewlle ward, but it is yet a little premature and we will haye to wait till election day, There was a little scramble on Show night of a tumble down nature. Should Prohbition take efiect the contracting parties will prove to be jolly good fellows. We noticed a. week or two ago a re- quest from the Editor asking Cors. co send in something short and Spicy to the Chronicle. We do not claim to be a correspondent from this place but we do claim and know it for a. fact that Priceville has been neglec- ted and almost manus a. correspondent for the last 1:3 months. “ Is there no balm in Gilead,” etc., or are there no writers in Priceville? Yes, lots of them, but whose business is it to take uptu himself to be correspond- ent? D. A'cNichol Esq., Ex M. P, P., attended our Exhibition last week Miss Mina .Bunt who has been the guest of Miss Gertie Bulmer for some time return- ed_ 130 Weedbridge. Rev, L. W. Thom left. this week for Fer- gus and will next week .attqnd the Ifrovin- cm! Assoclation coaventxon m Bellevxlle. Mr. Baxter of'Uwen Sound visited at Mr. A. M. Gibson’s part of last week. Ml. D. W. Thompson Brookhill spent an melting with friends in town last “eek and lett next day to ioin his brother A. E. in Evangelistic work at Ithaca, N. Y. Mr. \Vansborp, who has been night oper- atgr a; the b‘tathn for the past sgveu years, left mth Ins familyun Monday tut Fergus, their pld home. Mr. T. Rea of Toronto J unctwu succeeds 111111 at the ticker. Miss (‘lgriytoe left Thursday for a few week’s wszt 111 Toronto. At, the monthly ineeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society in the Methopist church last. week Mrs. W. ll‘ Thurston gave a very interesting and instructive report of the annual convention recently held at Orange- ville. Rev. Richard Strachan. of Brookholme, Agent for the B. F. Bible Society will preach next Sabhathmorning iu the Bap- tist Church, and in the evening in the Pres- byterian Church. The Annual Bible Soci- etymeetiug will to held in the Methodist Ulturclh on Mellday ex ening. Rev. MLWar‘l, who is passing through sore bereavement left for a couple of week's rest with friends in Toronto, Galt and Perth. During his abeuoe the ministers from Kimberley, Dundalk and t’riceville Wlll act as supplies. Archie McIntyre of Osprey while driving home Saturday night “half seas over” ran down the horseshoe embankment, landing about thirteen feet below the road level. The buggy was damaged. [We presume it was squealing Archie as we heard yells about the time of the accident. â€" Ed.] The Fall Millinery openings took place here 'l‘uesda and Wednesday of last week and the disp ay made of prettily and taste- fully trimmed hats, bonnets. etc., was high- ly creditable to the deft fingers ot the mil- lmers in charge, In shapes the latest styles were all represented. and trimmings of the newestfabrics and§colors were there ingreat abundance. The inclemency of the weath- er on opening days kept many of the ladies at home. but since the remrn of sunshine the milliners and their assistants have been kept busy showing and disposing of their works of art, The down pour of rain on Tuesday last week interfered with the completion of the East Grey Fair. Several speeding horses were on hand and some stock and poultry brought out, but the gates were never open- 20th, 1898. PRICEV IL LE. FLESHERTON . “-0.0 " We know that ‘ Dr. Chi-0’: Oint- menot' meets an roan-Hum of tho highest 0'th o! wort-h. am it will be held in high «teem where"!- it b mammuy venom-en to ready to undone and recommend the remedy deserving the recognition. “ Nelther the physician not the u- sponsible Journal of Health now re- fuses to acknowledge the chime of such proprietary tame-die. u ‘ Dr. M. Ointnmnt.’ which now: then- virtue. by curing when other ocea- clea have failed. _ s wdr'y rem." and has effected remarkable cure: in. many obstinate ones which seemed to: baffle the skrilfui. medical attendant. The results were most favourable. proving the value of ‘ Dr. Chase'. Ointment ' as o. curative egent in the diseases named. The mammal-ere- ot the remedy are well-known as ex- perienced phannncioto. careful m0 reliable, in addition to which we have made full examination. and and the article to be all that is claimed for it. “n b not the practice of the medical profession to indoree indie- criminaotel-y the use at proprietary medicines. but while we condemn the bed and worthless, we are still more Recommemh Dr. A. W. Chm’l Ointment. Dr. C. M. Harlan. writing in the Am- erican Journal of Health, of Format: 19, any: :â€" “Among the proprietary medicine. deserving recognition is ‘Dr. Chase'- Ointme-nt.’ compounded by THE DR. A. W. CHASE MEDICINE 00.. But- falo. N. Y.. and Bdrm Bates 00.. Toronto. Ont.. u aremedy for sores, eruptions. and skin dia- THE MEDIEAL PflflFESSlflfl Mrs G. Sackett has had an attack of lagrippe but is some better. “'6 would like to know : If the young man that throw.- stones really throws his lumps where his love lies. Mr. Hany Haw and Mr, Arthur Haw, back of Toronto, are visiting their uncle, Mr. George Sackett, and other friends this week. After four month’s of patient suf. feriug Miss Ernest passed peacefully away at the residence of her sister, Mrs. G. Sackett’s The weather of late has been cold and wet which reminds us that era long dreary winter will be upon us and even now fur coats and caps are once more don ned. No Cocaine in Dr. A. W. Chase’s Catarrh Cure Prof. Heys, Ont. School of Chemistry and Pharmacy, says :â€"â€"“I have made an exam- ination of Du. Chase‘s Catarrh Cure for cocaine and in all its compounds. from samples purchased in the open market, and find none present.” We offer a reward of $1,000, to be devoted to any charitable institution if any drquist or doctor can find the least trace of that deadly drug cocaine contained in Dr Chase’s (Tatarrh Cure re- commended by all dealers at 25 cents box, blower included free. FOR SALE-«TWO pure bred Jersey heifer calves. Apply to FRED. PEEL, Durham. tf John A. McLeod is out taking or. ders for views during his Spare tune. His winning manner should find lots of patronage. Mrs. Chas. McDonald and Neil Mc- Donald, 4th con. Glenelg, are also on the sick list. The former is My proving, however. ‘ Some of the farmers have a lot of ploughing done‘ while others are only commencing. A few have not thresfled yet on account of waiting for steam thr. shers. Miss Simpson is complaining and not able to be out much. Heavy frost on Saturday night. The first almost of the season. Mr. John McArt-hur, merchant. has been under the roof for the lasn couple of weeks from the eEects of a severe cold. but is able to be around again and attending to business. Tax collector of ward No. l, Artem- esia, is out on duty already. lie is about the first to commence. a peculiar people highiy favored. etc, rather than our poor brethren as Flesherton who made the double at- tempt of having an exhibition but the Heavens poured rain incessantly both days causing a total failure. Du. A. W. Can: LICNRIIO a Am: Anson, won. SACKE I'T’S CORN ERS. of all kinds. â€"â€" â€".-â€"-.-o.9- OOOH it