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s Ointment-I: mm: for pi] 3. itching. bk 'Ointmcx; . Harlan. I} 01°32‘01“?) Pure“ 1 Paris Green at it at McFarlane's IT'S GOOD. weather BUT 3E, BLOOD! ’3 Ointment 13 t1: itfl m'1 mtment H .Ceptionâ€"IC fuel to the ScSt grocers V 011 3mg nch you 311\' most are tons and ‘JA;I(‘A) ; EL ”11 A P Piles. 1 . weeding . Writing ' --ku piles. It maxim m bleeding. 0, wounding. l is an absolute and per- ODCG “'0 01] recommel that your )C‘HSIVC. and as well Eu m9 EU} HBO t’reven‘ Ty keep IT I a week lessens :. One 0W3 ‘33 Wednesday July 12th a pleas- 3§t event took place at the residence 3:. MT. Rcbt Webber, Bentinck. when Lbs‘daughter Miss Jennie was united 2:; 131-3 bonds of matrimory to Mr. Jas. ‘_ flmime of Owen Sound, son 3}. Mr. Chasles Browne, Durham. A "He ceremony was performed by Rev. ‘7.“3 MCGregor, assisted by Rev. Alex. ,‘Vewm- The bride was assisted by 5:3? sister. Miss Maria Webber, while :“i- 1G. Browne, of Toronto, stood '3" his brother. The bride looked p . l. . , . “9‘32 ttired m a dress of pink and White or grandie trimmed with pink :j“ and White lace, and carried in I: hand} boquen of white lilies 33h White satin Streamers. The .‘L‘Ll‘esmgid was also becomingly ~'~il‘6d In a. argue n: ...L:;- .1-.th Arameeting of the Cricket Club 2x21 last week for thezpurpose of re- organizing for the present year the following were elected officers :â€" Hon. Pres.. Dr Freel; Pres., Dr. amieson. M. P P: \ ice Pres., Con. Knapp: p>ec’y 'I‘teasH Jas G. Park, L'ommittee of Management, J. 'Ieiford, W. L. MacKenzie, J. A Hunter, Jno. S. Robertson, T. G Carson, N. McIntyre. THE Plans of the new Furniture Faczory are now open for inspection as. builders. The front and end elevation will be 125 feet long by 100 Wide 3 Storeys high, and a fine look- i:; structure according to the plans. ABOUT ten or twelve townspeOpIe, who were delinquent in paying their \iogtaxgvere up before Mayor Calder, Monday, when all cases were satis- REV. Mr. McRobbie, who. spent a m ple of weeks here recently, re- rived a call from the congregations ;: Kemble and Sarawak. The Salary 1,31000 with a free manse and four weeks holidays. with an addit $1.50 in all. szs as 3. Rest-â€" The Review man week made this cheering an- nouncement “next week we will give 0;; readers a rest.” We hope they’ll appreciate the Editor’s kind con- siieration. ' ‘ ‘0 ”33*- “Serum Ce ”‘“*- all 1-u SHOVV BBB :eefelir? “hxh the young couple E'OlnGue ’ some of them coming {‘ésided 81%? “ here the bride formerly laursd av}: and Mrs. Browne left fill take r Sound where they EDITOR Mitchell, of the Clinton N5 Record wants to know if the ,O.;ors are away on their vacation whey haven’t had a. burial there 2'2: about six weeks. â€"- A k 5». 3,3 Particulars regarding barn raising accident near Markdale, see {ghercon correspondence. actory disposed of. The Mayor, we mierstand, was as lenient as possible .ndlet them off on paying the tax, :‘ith an additional cost of fifty cents, VOLUME 32 gFurniture Factory is a. sure W now, the directors having “#9 igei out the ground las t. week. 1e Wedd? . To the soft: strains Net' J19: march, played by 3 Eu: Brown, the bmdal party ' . gh the house to the w:’ Wnere the guests had all at??? witness the ceremony. b Were taken and congrat- 0 ~ . , . ”3:“? all reared to the d111- RC8! LOCAL NEWS. your» czl : threat to put that into Operation doesn’t: seem the cows worth a cent. mere 21 are a sumptuous repast 1 for about 70 guests. 1’ breakfast bring over assembled some in the 8 they hai music and satin Streamers. The was also becomingly dress of white dotted 1 mauve silk trimmings boquet of white lilies venefic. We have an get a. little mug of the COIDCS. ‘1 BLACK-THORN Gor THERE.â€"At the Orangevillo races on Saturday last we notice by the Globe and Mail that “Black-thorn” belonging to Mr. J. A. Hunter took first money in the three minute trot or pace coming home first every heat. Purse 8175. Time 2:26g. Congratulations Jim. That’s all. ABOUT 70 members of the Canadian Order of Foresters here attended Di- vine service in the Baptist Church on Sunday last, when a very prac- tical and impressive sermon was de- livered by Rev. Mr. McGregor. This Society is growing rapidly, and much good is being done through its charitable work. FOR SALEâ€"GentTIEman’s Gold Watch, Elgin movement. Will sell cheap or exchange as payment, or part. payment for a good cow. Ad- dress Box No. 166, Durham. Financial Statement, from the Turf Club. Having investigated that matter somewhat we learn that the accounts were properly and satisfac~ torily audited by Mr. W. D. Mills, of Durham, and Mr. J. W. Brown, of Hanover. Owing to the wet day and the failure of some contributors to whack up the amounts promised. the club was a few dollars “ in the hole.” We understand it is their in- tention to give the whole itemized statement next week, containing separately the names of those who paid and those who didn’t. But we don’t want to print a whole column for nothing. We have agreed to give an ordinary statement free and in this we consider we were acting generously. BELLS AT ALL HOURs.â€"The seven o’clock bells and whistles may be heard every morning some time be- tween six and eight o’clock, but at what hour no man knoweth, not even the mayor. SOME dissatisfaction has been ex- pressed over the non-appearance of a and prosPerous years. DR. Eby, a. former; the “Walkerton Telesc â€"-v' v-’ VU. U. be paid Jan. lst, 1900 U “yyv$vtu v“..â€" just arrived home from the States to visit his invalid mother, at Britt-on, and came over here: to Spend the day. when he met with his sad end. His brother wasin town at the time and he was immediately summoned. The scene was a. sad one. showy sorts of fruit- as 'they ripen and H. L. Hum» 0. A. C.. Guelph, who ' press charges, but so far no allowanoe has been made for fruit or trouhle. From one to two quarts each of the small fruxts and from. two to four quarts of large fruits. 'Ihe jars .wxll be labelled with the name of the . , all you can to secure the best samples and for- valid.th9._me,.'1. THQROUGH BRED ht Bataan-At Dur- ondays cmd. Court Days. a. former proprietor, of ”LA... m‘1' DURHAM, ONT. am,Sec3. of the mers' Institute, e the following letter of which growers will do Durham Bull COPS” died. at John Pom-e}. servxce 75c.to Miss May Saunders, who has been visiting Collingwood friends for the last two weeks, is again on duty at J. A. Hunter’s Departmental Store. Miss Annie Weir, who has been a compositor in this office for over a year, left on Tuesday to remain with her sister Maggie who is somewhat seriously ill. Rev. and Mrs. Ryan int-end spendinga couple of weeks at At- wood, taking the service there, we understand for Mr. Farr, who will ofliciate here during his absence. The change will be a pleasant holi- day for Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Farr, after an absence of seven or eight weeks, will be delighted to spend a week or two here with his parents and friends. Mrs. E. W. Limin, and her daugh- ter, Flossie, left Tuesday for Toronto where the latter is to undergo treat- ment for 8. Species of spinal trouble from which she has been sufiering for some time. We sincerely hope she may return in perfect health and strength. Mr. Dewar IS again behind the bars at the Standard Bank, as teller, after holidaying a couple of weeks with friends 1n Toronto and other places. Mr. Archie McKinnon, son of Mr. Allan McKinnon, Mac has been ill for some time 1er Wednesday morn- for one of thegTJronto Hospitals. We hope he will soon recover his usual state of health. U.‘U_UCU"UV“ ”VIâ€"vvâ€" â€"_‘â€"v'â€" rv, â€" "_ vâ€"' I .‘ _ amount of monev. Loser can have the same by applying to H, 15. Dullhenty, lot- 29. con. 12, Ben- tinck, and paying for advertisements. m.-. Mrs D. Jackson and her daughter, Christene, left Monday, for a. couple of months’ visit with a brother in New York. Miss Culbertson returned Monday from a two weeks visit with her brother, Dr. R. B. Culbertson, Bark- ville, Michigan. Mr. Lewis Ludlow, of Port Huron, a pet pupil of former days, passed through on Saturday, en route to Flesherton to visit friends there. The following experiment recently made at the Model Farm, Guelph, will be of interest to our farmer readers, especially that part of them who unfortunately have had trouble with the worst of all weeds, wild mustard. On Saturday last a plot of about 10f an acre was selected, badly infested with mustard; it was spray- ed with 2 per cent of copper sul- phate. The experiment was entirely successful; the mustard was all killed without injury to the crop. As the mustard plant is an annual, when it is destroyed at this season of the year it is destroyed for ever. The cost of the chemicals used will be very light; 10 cents worth being suficient for one acre, If, as seems almost certain, an easy and effective method has been discovered to erad- icate this king of all weeds a great boon will be conferred on all farmers. There are many firms, not just in this immediate locality, perhaps ten or twelve miles from this village, where the mustard has taken com- plete possession of many fields ;~ to farmers like these this easy method of er‘adicating-it:will be a welcome boom.- 7___â€"._ Miss Maggie Macbonald is still on the sick list. Mr. Joe E. Scott, of Owen Sound was in Town Monday. Principal and Mrs. Allan are visit ng Garafraxa friends. - Mr. Isaac Sinclair, of Flesherton, Masters Bertie and Frank Town- send are home from Garafraxa, Mr. A. C. Macfarlane, bank clerk of Picton is spending his holidays at home. Mr. Archie Brown is home from To- ronto on a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown. Miss Hofiman feigned to Strat- ford Monday, after spending the millinery season at Mr S. F. Mor- Iock’s. U]: 12, UUL‘. |3 L‘- o.v-. V...______ - ' ‘onmning IOQ acyes. more or less; in good 'state of 'cultn'atxon ; 80 acres cleared; School on the pregnisei: Church 1% miles distant. The farm} :6 Well Watered : excellent for suck and 278111 ”151118- Apply on the premises to William Banks, or to C. McARTBUR. __ FOUNDâ€"Between pornoch apd Louise, a. certain JQne $311. 2‘: .“ FARM FOR SALE. JULY 20, 18991 immmé Besides Selling Gem Jars At a LOW PRICE we of- fer A QUART JAR con- taining 1% lbs of Guaran- teed Baking Powder, usu- ually 10c. for 8C. 0 W. H. SHAW, â€" - â€"- â€" Principal. How strong you will feel to enter n on that year if you can say mth cheery a. - rity, “ Yes. sir I I can fill that position.” For thev will be going, those good po- sitions, the ‘kind we prepare Young people for. Send us your name ana let. us tell you how we can make you one of the for- tunate ones. Start any time. No vacations. The Busy Store at The Busy Corner. WE KNOW IT’S A LITTLE EARLY. but none too early. to think of pre- parino for the busiest‘ b 'ghtest, business year 524% has seen. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, 'ronovro, - â€" ovrnxo Other Groceries Propor- tionately Reaonable. ually 10c. "for SC The Glass is a. nice thing to use for Jellies. J. J. HUNTEHS’. § While they Last-i SPEUEAL PRICES; 2016velands 3452', regular 355?. E Crescent, 1 Antelope, ALSO several Second-hand Wheels, CHEAP. W. Laid‘lawg We ofier the follow- ing New Wheels at GENUINE Bargains all fitted with DUN- LOP TIRES, and Guaranteed 6‘ 66 u H 35; 45, 35, 30, NO 1689? H 3‘ 56 45. 45. 55