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hH .\â€"t_‘\\' Y FLII ‘tuck: (Em ~ “17- i fiir-Lfilfi ~\".( ylali .'."H be IXSUR A NOE. _- - Rmur‘mhp buii lings ‘Vc :11‘8 :\ Grc-v un-l Companie; “â€"12 1:11AM ”f .GPOS'. inclnamg - Fr , 3““ d'eninz. and mu! 2 ‘00-. will beach! in 0000! l L No. 60. Con. 2, G R». 'W ' admin“ Ir. John Carson, employed» S. Bradt 8:. Co.'s store, Hal- n, Ont.. savs : My little boy seven year: a! up been troubled with his kidney: be birth and could not hold his er. We spent hundred: o! dol- . doctoring and tried my dil- mt remedies. but they wereol Io il. One box of Doan’e I completely cured him.” ners, Threshe and Millmen ,‘J the little omit Q ‘1‘) the bed I: M 7 in the (boats m t the child’s fault. ueys need strengthening. s all. You can't afford to delay. Neglect may entail etime of suffering. figsbmgtoa. m at two but AN’S KIDNEY PILLS 1‘0 -- ‘.trengthcn the Kidney: and Bladder, the. nll troubl- ran Blue: rouxna r03 watches, U“ 99. Silver an r and Saw Mills. REPAIR-- Ton Draft H9". 2213 Stoves. Ifyon want a gull heating atove try a ‘Queen’ and lfVHll «lnn‘t like it return it. Or call and m» the ‘Queen’ working in our SllmV “UNI“. SEWING MACHINES. Ttw va York Singer and other makes. Full ~tnck always on hand. In a few duh we Will have Cutters of all styles. Slé'izlxs, S10. Don’t fail to call on 118 and you v. ill be pleased. SIOVES: Repairing Guaranteed. W. A. MacFARlANE FAR HERS! farm Sfiwing machines. CLOCKS. 11' "w, “a“: a good {:it of Winter boots (»l‘-‘!“'*'~“ .1” not buy fore you see our handmade Boots and Shoes for Men. “3.2;; n‘d, Buys. and Girlsâ€"they cannot. be Nam-3: \\ a can give you a pair of Farm h pr Long Boots, extension sole, haw! made", at 34 m- TRY a 74' packet nf“Salada” Ceylon Tea- muck 01' mixed. ' Don't forget to call. CHAS. M°KINNON’S ‘HOW ROOMS, .. UPPER mwx Fla :1 n v 3 ates. MPLEMEHI WARHUUMS Shm“ .0111 Open every Saturday. UPPER TOWN numm. We :xi‘té Agents for the Farmers’ Grrv an l Bruce, and other Good Compames. JflHN LIVINGSTON. ...... \\’9 have tlle Best Alarm Clm'k made. The “MUSt-ROI-up” will get you up, Remmnber if you want your buil iings insured at Low Rates As the Fall is coming on why not get for your home A NICE CLOCK? ‘ A large Variety to choose from Pylces. Next to Bank” .. We Cali your Special Attention to ()ur FROST \VUOD FLOWS. either ' :1; HI' '1‘ «o F urrow. A look at them “lit! p: u \ nu. \lso to our Root Pulpers an”. \\ heelb". rru .vs. ka Stm es, Hot Air Heaters, Fur- nzu-o :1_ml Heating Stoves. We have sumo: .ning new in this line. ° tTnHC Oil Cloths 45in. wide at 250. yfl. We k ‘11' You! “a‘ut a good pair of Winter boots Make-s, Cheaper than ever. ROBES â€"Largo Variety, fro-7m $1 00 up. Roar Pulpers, Straw Cutters, to. CRITTERSâ€"Large Stock, Best NE' 5 BELL PIANOS md Organs. STOVBS-A large stock of Moo Clary’s famous Model Cook- ing Stoves. Fancy Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves, Cool Stoves, etc., ot prices that will surprise you. BEAN CO. };;:::¢-)'H'-'1"ed “‘de Lustres ‘t a. .».x' “Dd .03 a yard- inter Goods I v n Fain blk Lustre asmp at 50c. 11 m ._.l Serg es40in. wide, 2"». -r!}lei l’fBSS GWIS 21:9. 0» \k in?! r Dress Goods double fold a: w, :50 and 25¢. a yard, '. .‘m a 1m nice Dress )engthg at W WILLIAMS and RAY- MOND. a Very Large Stock of the latest. improved Cabi- um. and Drop Top Stands, at The Very Lowest. Prices. SEE THEM! m9 H' \"_5_ h) ‘50.,03 ' 83.2.0 and 84. 5068 ch. "THE QUEEN” UPPER 2 TOWN. 2' at an LOWER TOWN, --â€" DURHAM. Also maker and dealer in all kinds of pumps, especially the famous I. X. L. Roller Dealing, which eclipses anything hithertn in the market. The Cheapest, the easiest, and the best. ‘W. U. CUNNUH. In the Matter of the Estate of Jerry Kelly, late of the Township of Egre- mont in the County of Grey, Yeoman, deceased. Groceries : A Complete Assortment. Everything at Lowest Li'ving Profit. momma 5c. 3 lb. while they Has the best Rockwell Drill in the Country. Can drill either Rock or Clay, any depth. l. V ursuance of the fitatutes in that be- half, . S. 0. 1897 chap. 168. section 12, that I. the undersigned Ellen Kelly, through my‘ Solicitor, W'. C. PERRY, of Mt. Forest, have applied to the Judge of the Surrogate Court. of the County of Grey for letters of i GUARDIA N SHIP To appointmeGuardian over the persons and property of the said Jerry Kell ’s finifiiren named James Kelly and Jo n e y. . In the Surrogate Court of the County of Grey. â€"â€"â€"â€"‘vâ€"---_ 7“ BOAR. "O. A. C. PRINCE,” Register- ed No. 4287-, Farrowed April 18th. 1896, bred by Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. 0nt., 2nd owner Jose h Sharp, [)nrllam.0nt. Sire: “Prmce ‘ee 3809-. bred by J, C. Snell 8: Bro.. Snelgrove. Ont., etc., ere: all] be k‘epg‘ for: service at Lot. No. 26. Can. 4, N I D. R. garage-RT”. m” PEDIGREE MAY BE SEEN ON APPLICATION. TERMS $1.00. ROBT. BRITTON, Proprietor. Allan Park, Nov. 14, 1898. 2m Monuments Repaired and Inacriptions Cut on Shortest No- tice. I CAN AND INSURANCE AGENT. J CONVEYANCER. COMMISSIONER in H. C J. Collections prumptly attended to. LOANS and Insurance effected without de- hy. Company and Privpte Funds to Loan at 5, 551m}! 6 my cenp.‘ m sums and upon . L-VUO ‘1‘“ mostly young, inpluding twelve Sows m furrow. to be sold privately at Lot N o. 25, Con. 2, Normanby. C. M. BLYTH Orchgrd P. 0., Nov. 8. tf Importers of and Dealer: in Swedish, Scotch Canadian Granite and Marble Work OF ALL KIND. MCINTYBE BLOCK, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN A _ _ pthsugncqgf t_he Sta_t_utes in that _be- Dated at Mount Forest this 12th day of October, A. D. 18%. - r--- termâ€"s to suit borrowers. A General Financial Business Transacted. OFFICE-l door N ortb of S. Scott’s Store. TWQQcIs and Suitingg, "“ Dress Goods, Flannels, Sheetings and Wool- lan, Goods of all kinds just arrived. FALL 5E9 WINTER S Scott W. L. MacKENZXE, Sept. 13th, I”: McBAlMUN WATSON, ED PEDIGREE 311071;; 35‘ on": ntinck. Terms 31.00. Pigs for Sale. LARGE NUMBER OF PIGS ygggg lgggm. REGISTER; ELLEN KELLY. DURHAM. comprising Scotch American and Canadian Granite and Marb e. ‘1)“; discount on Mar- ble. No Agents commission. All work warranted. Railway fare allowed purchas- ers who call at the Shop. Cancers. BENTONâ€"In Durham. on Saturday. Nov. 13, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Renton, aged !6 months. ALLEN -In Artemesia. on Saturday, Nov. 13. John Allen, aged 70 years. EWENâ€"Near Fort Steel. B. 0., on the 27th of Oct... Robert. James Ewen, third son of John and Uhristma Ewen, of Rocky Saugeen, aged 23 years. CLARKâ€"In Port Elvin. on Friday, Nov- ember llth, Kate Campbell. beloved wife ot Mr. James Clark, aged 37 years. In more than hull I. million homes The Youth’e Gompnioe comes every week, the welcome guest of young and oldâ€"read mth equal interest by every member of the household. The best of fiction, poetry, sketches of travel, instructive articles, comments on current events and selected mis- cellany and anedotes fill its columns from week to week and from year to year. The publishers promise that the volume [or 1899 will surpass all former years in variety, interest and value. Among the 200 distinguished contributors already engaged are Hon. John D. Long. Secretary of the Navy. Edward Everett Hale, Henry M. Stanl’ey, Sarah Orne Jewett, \V. A -- Wm. A. Hammond. Allsubscribers to the 1899 volume will receive The Companion’s new calendar, exquisit- ely colored, with a border of stamped gold The paper will be given free also from the time subscription is received until Jan. lst 1899. then full year to Jan. lst 1900. A hand- some illustrated announcement and sample capies will be sent free to any one addressing THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, 211 Columblus Ave., Bos- ton, Mass. D. Howells, Poulmey Bigelow, Her- bert E. Hamblen, Hon, Carl Schurz, Rt. Hon. James Bryce, John Bur- roughs, Robert Barr, Thomas Nelson Page, Bret. Harte, Vs 111mm Black, Alfred Austin. Andrew Lang and Dr. MARBLE and GRANITE DEMEB, OF MOUNT FOREST, SHORTREEDâ€"MCLAUGHLINâ€"At the res- idence of the bnde’s mother. Durham Road, Glenelg, byrthe Rev. J . A. Math- eson, Mr. Robt. M. §hortreed to Miss Annabella McLaughlin. CLARKâ€"ROBSONâ€"At Edmonton, on Oct. fith. by Rev. F. F errler. W. Harold Clark, contractor of Edmonton Alberta. to Agnes J. Robson, eldest daughter of Mr. Adam J. Robson, ot Glenelg. Hunters! Snyder-[nfield RIFLES that we have secured from the Government ' and are prepared to sell at a LOW . FIGURE. AS THE LARGEST STOCK IN _QNT_ARI(_) 1‘0 SELECT_FR(_)_M, R. W. GARDINER, . REMOVED BY the 'r5 use of Plaster by WM. WILDER, Varney. Stock See Call MARRIED. DIED. ”:7 '- v .vâ€"â€"â€" bafewdooesofDr. Gila-0’38 n «an Turpentine. y": p Tuesday, November the 8th. bro’t with it a very pleasant sceneâ€"the celebration of the Golden Wedding Qf Mr. and Mrs. Archie Little Sr., of Varney. Mr. and Mrs. Little are now 73 and 72 years of age respect- ively. They were bornin Dumfries, Scotland, and came to this country in 1841. In 1848 they were married in Galt and came to this neighborhood in 1859. Their family consists of three sons and five daughters. An exccllent dinner was prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Adam Little. and served up in the Orange Hall, where about six- ty guests did creditable service in participating of the bountiful repast. After having partaken of all the Turkey allowable, neat, congratulary after dinner speeches were made by Dr. Jamieson, M. P. P.. Rev. Mr. Kitching and others. after which the guests retired to the residence of Mr. Adam Little where games and other amusements were heartily indulged in, Messrs. Jones and Galbraith giv- cheer and variety to the entertain- ment by a number of musical selec- Lions. entleman’s lined kid gloves, Mr. and lrs. Pettigrew. Silk handkerchief, kid gloves and jardiner, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Buchan, Mt. Forest. Lady’s and gentle- man’s on s having engraved on them scen- ery of ’incardine harbor, Mrs. Miller. Hanging lamp and shade, Mrs. Robt. Mil'er. Lad ’s dress cap, Mrs. McEwen. Sugar bow encased in silver frame, Mrs. Dr. Jamieson. Nicely framed oil inting “Queen of the Garden,” Thos. aldwell, Orclaardville. Water pitcher, glasses and server, Mrs. Jas. Cornish. Gentleman’s gloves and counterpane. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Allan, Thornbury. Lady’s bonnet. Mrs‘. Clark, Otterville. Fruit set, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Adams. Gentleman‘s slippers, Arch. Little. Gold broach and gentleman’s cufl' buttons, Mrs Stewart. Gentleman’s pipe and case and broach, Mr. and Mrs. Neil, Walkerton. Gentleman‘s overcoat, Mrs. T. and S. McComb and Arch. Little. Lady’s and gentleman’s set of readina‘ glasses. en- cased in gold frames, Jas. Allan, Durham. At the residence of the bride’s mother, Durham Road, Glenelg. by the Rev. J. A. Matheson, Miss Anna- bella McLaughlin was married to Mr. Robt. M. Shortreed, also of Glenelg. The bride was assisted by her sister. Miss Bella McLaughlin, of Bufialo. and the groom was supported by his brother. Mr. John Shortreed, of Galt. After the ceremony the wedding dinner, a most sumptuous one. was served and Mr. and Mrs. Shortreed left to spend their honeymoon in Gait and other southern places fol- lowed by the benediction of the guests and many other well ~wishers amid showers of rice and old shoes. The bride leceived many beautiful presents irom Galt, Bafialo. Michigan and other places which showed the esteem in which she was held by her many friends. Miss Foster and Miss Hawkins of Cheeseville were the guests of Mrs. Prichsrd last. Thursday evening. The Foresters held their 'usual monthly meeting last Thursday night. many Yul-Id m ulna-IRAQ. The Rev. Mr. Ward of Flesherton. paid a. pastoral visit to this portion of his circut‘last week. Among the guests were found éome from Hamilton, Kincardine, Mt. For- est, Walkerton, Thornbury and Dur- ham. A lady’s and gentleman’s easy chairs hi the b_rother_s and sistqrg: Lady’s 913068 aw The cake, a [our story one. was supplied by Mrs. Adam Little and all present can testify to its excellence. Lunch was served about 10:30 p. m after which (about?) a. m.) the friends took their departure all wish- ing that there was one more such celebration in store in the future (the Diamond.) On last Wednesday morning Mr. George Shannon met with a serious accident. As he was shutting one of his barn doors a sudden gust of wind caught the door and threw him against the sill of the barn, breaking his leg above the knee. Dr. Carter of Flesherton set the broken bone and at present he is doing as well as can be expected under the circum- stances. We next. visit the presents, and on our way are shown an excellent photo by Mr. J. L. Browne. of Dar. ham. taken of the guests during the afternoon. Miss Hawkins, of Euphrasia, has been engaged by our trustees to teach the Vandeleur public school for 1899. Mr. Irwin of Collingwood was in this neighborhood last. week buying hogs for the Collingwood packing house. Penny postings goes into oloct on Christan Day. . fl‘ho whopzing apt! gtrangling of thqgo Shortreed-McLaughljn Nuptials. VAN DELEUR 01416 W HO WAS PREsmfr. THE PRESENTS. “ Joseph P. Raven had an exper- ience last Wednesday which he will not forget. He holds achattel mort~ gage on the furniture of W. H. Burt. a molder, and formerly keeper of a small store on Division street. 11a alleges that he went to Burt‘s resid- ence which is over a store Opposite the Patterson House, to see if his security was all right and to collect a payment on account of the mort~ gage. During his tour of inspection he was led by Mrs. Burt into the bed room and while there Burt. who had been sent for, arrived. The house‘- holder was armed with a revclver and threatened all kinds of violence. A scuffle ensued in which the visitor was successful in securing hold of the revolver. The wife, who up to this time had taken no part on either side, demanded the weapon and thinking he was giving it into more friendly hands. it was given her, when she turned the shining barrel at Mr. Raven’s Head and demanded the immediate release of her bus. band. A revolver in a woman‘s hand is a dangerous weapon and this conclusion was hastily arrived at. When Burt .secured his release he grabbed a bludgeon and dealt Raven a co'uple of vicious blows on the head bringing him in a heap on the floor. The object was then apparent. He was thus reduced to a state of capit- ulation and was quite willing to meet any demands. A cheque book was produced and a demand for 82000 made. A cheque on the Merchant’s Bank for the amount was written and made payable to Mrs. Emma Burt. The latter was hastily de- spatched to get the cash “Nat sufficient funds" was the reply of the teller, and suspicion was aroused. Returning to the house another cheque for $300 was secured and that presented with the same result, Finding this futile, an I O. U. for $1000 was secured to make the thing more binding as the assailant thought Mr. Raven was induced to writea confession in the pages of the family bible. After this the prisoner was released and an information was sworn out. Friday morning a pre- liminary hearing was given before P. M. Spencer behind closed doors and evidence given as above, Burt and his wife being both committed to stand their trial at the present assizes. The trial is in progress and is certainly the most important on the docket. Tn «since were held in Owe. Sound last week} The Ravenâ€"Bun case was the one of most loco! inter. est, sud occupied considerable time but. the jury could not agree in give ing the verdict. The following copi- ed from last week’s issue of the Owen Sound Times will give the circumsunces which led to the trial: I was troubled for twenty nun with acute stomach troubln and about ptuoo. cud had tried demon W017- mlomndheuot. mutation-a, They are a. pleasant medicine, caco- uve, quick to act. mild to use. but pow- erful In healing. For Constipation. 81!- iousness. Stomach Bison-den. Bright‘- Disense. Diabetes. Urinary Troubles, Rheumatism, Skin Eruptions, Pimpleg Impure Blood. (they are specific. None genuine but those having the signature and head-cut of Dr. A. W. Chase. Bewnre of counterfeit; Dr. Chase in his wisdom W the need there would be for so mad 0 medicine as Dr. Chase’a Kidney-Lint P1118. and so universally have they be- you will round the globe. you'll bean. to buy them. Dr. A. W, Chan Tell. a I‘l-lond ‘flnt night, Out of Eva" Unndnd of Ila-unity m Amend by Kidney and u'or I‘m“... Cited 0! Barton.- Stomoh mail... In. THUS. MILLER, Esq... II What no Bays: ‘3