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f. 10M of neglected kidney disuse mus: the back mm, when . “at: r too frequent. When the: ,, _.__â€"--- Mum Jasc's Kidney-Liver 12115 will step and headache in short order by n. he cause. and will positively prevent Disease. One pill a dose. 25:. a box~ alas.orEdma.nson. BaaCo.. â€"‘ first Dominion '0: Convention w treal October the e fare rate for the an secured on 32 :e3 will be biHete-l it a. cost. of 50 cem j20 cts. 0 lb. ’ IT! SURELY QUALITY M‘s F03 SOMETHING. I '1' kills the bugs but [131119.115 the fines It 016 635113 applied and sthe 131301 of actu- 1 1 1“ 3101. $1 per 1001135. Machine Oil, ml 400. a gal. . It costs us more monev we are ofiering it at the t price as the inferior grades. lis is ackowiedged by 8!! to be the Finest Paris 12 in the market. The Amer. and Canadian makes are no »t good, but none of them stood the test as Berger’s 5L2: ate for £01186,» diaestion it serves dge in hot weather. zse of DIFFERENT for some natures. rat the bloodvsome from them right 'ARLANE GO. fine very good satiso on last war. It not our is Green. 'er 5 Finish mer st ofice 111“ be Opened Sat- July lst fr-om 9 to 3 p. m, i 333m; R C. Church, Arthur, Wm 09 1‘ H on Thursday. July 6th. “e".b MR. ARTHUR MCCLOCKLIN ofi'icated asbest man at the Beatonâ€"McLean nuptials at Pz-iceville yesterday. I218 Schools closed in town Tues- day to give place to the Entrance and Leaving Examinations. The ru- :31 schools will remain Open till to- morrow, Friday evening. THE Garden Party in the menace:- is: church grounds on Tuesday even- ing was a grand success. The even- was fine and the attendance fairly mod. Proceeds $24.00 net. valua Kechme DX‘OS. 11th dollars to the F boys appreciate it. 31233125. J. J. Hunter raised an addition to their barn on the Kelsey farm, North of the town on Monday evening last. Quite a number from town were present and everything passed off satisfactorily. AT a meeting of the Durham Furn- iznre Co. held Monday evening, Mr. J.'Ke11y was appointed Secretary Treasurer, instead WMfiLaidlaw, who resigned preferring to have the work done by some one outside of the Directorate. an!“ TIIB Fire InSpector was in town Monday and satisfactorilv adjusted me claim for damages to the build- ing. in the recent fire in the McKech- nie factory. Preparations are being made for rebuilding. The claims for damages to machinery will be arranged in a day or so. 1h. FOREST will celebrate Domin- ion Day, on Saturday, July 1513. in a reg Ear old time manner. Fireman’s UM tion. and u' lug of War in the xenoon, \zuious games and Sports, 1min a lacrosse match,” sensationazl club swinging and trapeze acts 1n the afternoon. To wind up with a grand concert in the evening. MULJUU U! k 9f Christia "‘ectf1111y meeting to 11:1} 61h extensive I urtmme h EVERY one inte1ested in the pro- 1113: ion of C Mist unity or the success 1f Christian Endeavor work is 1‘6- sgectfully rugged to be present at the Riteting to be held here on Thurscol‘llv' 3 1} ‘3111. "‘he Executive is maklng K201 usive pxeparatlons. A good DI‘O‘ :12. nme has been prepa1,ed and a. ‘V 1 Grit-able meeting: is assured. Wade not. like to use our blue le'lcil on labels and will. defer doing to for a few weeks longer to give all men {me Of course we need money « He 0 her peeple, and in the mean- time mm to hear from a number Mo me still twoyears and over in Wears Remittances from others “.1; . ~ . *‘ u- «L150 be gratefully received“ a tangible recognition of the ble service rendered at the us; of their factory, the Mo- 1ie Bros. have donated twenty 's to the Fire Brig’ade. The JX'J bu-v _ an im’alid’s perambulating able to be down screen oc- ual Picnic in aid of St. . Church, Arthur, will be rsday, July 6th. ston’s ad. Binder llion, the best in the VEWS. in the Method- THE Brickwork is in progress on. the McKechnie-MCCracken buildings. ‘ THE Lime Juice Co’s performance Monday night will be a side Splitter. 3000 Yds. Print. Good colors, rush- ing out. at 5c. 8. yard at J. A. Hunt- er’s. THE brickwork on Calder and Kress’ buildings is rapidly nearing completion. 50c. BUYS a. pound of smoking tobacco and a. complete dinner pail at J. A. Hunters. BLACKSMITH’S apprentice one with some experience preferred.â€"App1y to W. Guthrie, Durham. tf. THE Lime Juice Minstrel Show, Monday night will eclipse anything ever before seen in Durham. The whole country side is excitedly waiting for the Dmham Races, the biggest event of the season. A WHOLE column of reading matter would give a very slim conception of the grandeur of Monday’s races. NEXT Monday’s races will be, With- out doubt, the biggest attraction of the season. Some of Canada’s fastest horses are expected. \VANTED, immediately, for three adults, experienced general servant who can cook well. Mus. BIDWBLL WAY, Hamilton, Ont. 3 LOSTâ€"Monday evening in Durham one shoe for a wagon Wheel. Finder will confer a favor by leaving same at VVhitmore’s Blacksmith shop. THE Lime Juice Club which per- forms here Monday night, July 3rd, is receiving f1 equent requests for en- gagements. Don’ I: fail to hear them. ALLAN, the tailor, has moved his place of business from Mcfarlane’s to thejooms over Grants store recently occupied by Barrister Telford. AT the Masonic meeting on the evening. of the 24th of June the following officers was installed for the yearzâ€"Master, Bro. J. P. Tel- ford; Sr. WC, A. Robertson : Jr. \V., J. A. Hunter; Chaplain, P. Eva; Secretary, Geo. Russell; Treasurer, H. W. Mockler ; Tyler, E. A. Dean. IT is said that the biggest crowd that ever left Durham at one time boarded the train Wednesday morn- ing of last week to visxt the Model Farm. The weather was perfect and every one seemed to enjoy the out- ing. An immense excursion from North Grey Visited the farm the same day. THE Entrance and Public School Leaving Examinations commenced yesterday, Wednesday. There are ninety-nine applicant-s tusseling with the papers here, 60 for Entrance and 39 for Leaving. In Mr. Campbell’s Inspectorate there are 269 in all. The presiding examiners here are Inspec- tor Campbell. Principal Allan and Mr. \V. D. Mills. TIIE1eport of the County Council shows the uselessness of plebiscites. The p1onouncement of the people in fav 01 of a poor house has been Shame- The attitude of “r. insults to the inte elligence of the mm- the Grand Juries the Judges. SOME months ago a request came to us to secure, it possible, a photo of the late A. W. Lauder. We did so. Mr. Thos. Lauder, being kind enough tooblige us with a ”portrait of his deceased brother. It was only a few days ago when in Toronto we learned the object of what seemed the Strange request and learned the following re- garding the matter ;â€"â€"A semi cen- tennial anniversary in one of the city ‘ Methodist churches was to be cele-i gbrated and it was. thought a fitting! time to recall the memories of all; u ho had been activeworkers in the; church during the. fifty years, by i having their portrai on the evening of the anniversary, Mr. Lander wasone of the most? activeworkersr but his photo could picture asaSpecial favor. The an- niversary, we understand was a DURHAM, ONT» JUNE 29, 1899. Mrs. N. W. Campbell visited in Hamilton last week. Miss Mary Dargavel is visiting at Mr. J. W. Crawford’s. Mr; Ed. Milligan- was in town over Sunday. Rev. Mr. Kitching leaves this week for Oxenden. near Wiarton. Mr. Henry Tucker, of Ceylon, (Flesherton Station) gave us acall Friday. Mr. Chas. and Miss Mable Mun- shaw, of Flesherton,8pens Sunday in town. Mr. Elwin, Central Prison Guard, Toronto, is visiting friends in town this week. Miss May Carson leaves Saturday for Hartney, Manitoba, and will re- main for some time. Mrs. Robt. Torry and children are away on a few weeks visit with re- latives near Georgetown. Mr. R. Hughes, of New York, Spent. a. few days last week with his cousins, the Hughes family here. Miss Lena \Volfe. accompanied by her friend Miss Macdonald visited the former’s parents here over Sun- day. Mr. T. C. Morton attended the meeting of the Grand Camp, Sons of Scotland this week as delegate from Ben Nevis Lodge here. Messrs \V. J. Lawson, and Ed' Briggs of Owen Sound were in town Friday last, and put in a successful day fishing in this vicinity. Miss Maggie Macdonuld. who was taken seriously ill a few days ago is improving, but; not. so rapidly as her friends would desire, We hope to see her round again soon. MrJoseph H. Lauder, of Omaha, Nebraska, who has been absent for the past nine years, arrived in town Monday night last, and will Spend some time visiting his mother, sisters and other friends and relatives in town and vicinity. For the past six years Mr. Lauder has been engaged ,with the Fleischman Yeast Co and tis‘enjoying this, his first holiday since his engagement. He tells us that Lauder Munro, son of Deputy Registrar John A. Munro, is also in Nebraska, and is doing well. Lucas Wright Batsomâ€" At Dur- ham oi’fice‘ Mondays and Court; Days. J ungZ'thf ‘1‘ PERSONAL. are invited to imprnve their holiday season by attending our :1. August will ‘st-renhrthen' aruy teagher, "while three months’ study wi qualify any under-grad- uate to fill a good mercantile position. Open throughout the year. â€" Enter any time. . --- GET PARTICULARS. -â€"- CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, TORONTO. \V. H. SHAW, â€" - â€" â€" Principal. TEACHERS 113W WEEESiTRAIme during July gp‘d UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Summer Session. Great Clearing: For 20 Days; Trimmed and Un-w trimmed Hats at. k; the usual priceo, All Must Be Sold. 3.! ‘3 Rf. NO 1686 Come ‘ Early For a Bargain“.