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The Presbyterians at Arthur are building a new church and invited their old pastor, Rev. L. W. Thom, of this place, to take part in the cere- mony and lay one of the corner stones of the new building, on Fri- day afternoon last, which he consent- ed to do. The ’bus driver forgot to call for Mr. Thom at the manse on Friday morning as he was instructed to do. Upon learning this Mr. R. J. Sproule hitched up and John like drove to the station, but reached there only in time to see the train move out of sight. It was a disap- pointment to Mr. Thom and was doubtless as much so to his old flock, but a message from him in the after- noon containing a handsome dona- tion to lay on the corner stone would be tangible evidence that they were remembered by and had the God- speed wishes of their former paStor. ‘The Orangem'e'n. of Artemesia SDistrict, with a visiting lodge from liirnberley celebrated the 209th an- miversary of the battle of the Boyne .in a manner befitting the “ glorious :twelfth" at Flesherton Station on Wednesday of last week. Our sister :burgh entertained her visitors royal- ‘ly and looked quite taking in her reception dress. Flags floated in the breeze, hunting and evergreens ‘were in profusion and three hand~ some arches Spanned the front street. Shortly after dinner the procession formed and marched to McKenzie’s bush where patriotic Speeches were given by Revs. Ward and Darroch .and Dr. Christoe, of this place, Rev. Plunkett, of Eugenia, Rev. Condell, .of Dundalk, and Mr. John Lyons, of Markdale, Mr. Thos. Gilray, of Eu- ;phrasia, presiding. The speeches .over, the procession re-forined and marched back to the village, where, .after the grand rallv and cheers for Queen and Country the lodges began to move for their respective homes. Kell’s and Orange Valley having lost ; .their lodge rooms and contents by! fire’last fall have not got their new| .outfit yet and did not march asi separate lodges under their own aanners. Notwithstanding the C. P. B. excursion and strong attrac- tions at Owen Sound the turnout .here was large, orderly and well con- ducted and the Orangemen of this District are to be congratulated upon the success of their celebration. The Hon. W. B. Ives. Ex.-presid- rent of the Privy Council. and the rep- presentative of Sherbrooke, Que. in ‘the House of Commons died at St. Luke’s HOSpital, Ottawa, on Satur- -day last. Mr. Ives was born in Comp- tton, Que. , 1841,was educated at Comp- vton Academy, and was called to the bar in 1857. Since the general elec- .tion in 1878 he has been a prominent :member of the Conservative party ihaving occupied the position of .Minister of Trade and Commerce from .1894 until the fall of the government. He was son in-law of the late Hon. .John Henry Pope, who for many ,years was Minister of Railways annder John A. Macdonald’s govern- ment. Largely signed petitions have been forwarded by teachers to the Minis- ter of Education, recommending the appointment of Inspector Dearness, 'to the principalship of the new Nor- mal School at London. a: a a Hon. C. A. Gefirion, Liberal Mem- her for Vercheres, Que. is dy,ing if inot already past that bourne from ‘which no traveller returns. Mr. 'Geofirion has been eminently suc- -cessful as alawyer, but as a poltician .he was regarded as a failure, a fact in: which he gloried, as he hated public' life. He was a bosom friend of Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier, and it is said that he ihad neither personal nor political en- ~emy in Canada. ARRISTEB, NOTARY, CON- ‘: EYANCER, Etc" Etc. Moneym‘Loun at mmbie late: and on “karma to suit borrower. -._ A. n w..." vv â€"__- ’OFPICEâ€"Mclntyre Bleck, (Over the Bank) iflfl. BUHU, M. C. P. 3. U. '1 I LOO“ lUCAS, WRIGHT BATSDN _-A‘- “r THE CHRONICLE. Successor to Dr. PARK. FLESEERTON . :, July 20th, 1899. V VI. “RICH? DA’ IDSON, DURHAM. o. A. “TOO”. NO TABLES Mrs. W. Neil has been visiting for a few days with old friends in Mark dale. Mr. Fred Graham is again fit for work and left Monday for Southamp. ton to take a situation on a lake boat. Mr. Fred Sproule returned home Saturday from Owen Sound High School for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. ‘V. J Bellamy and children. accompanied by Miss Clin~ ton, are spending this week with Mrs. Bellamy’s parents in Noctnwasaga. Mr. and Mrs. VanZant have been spending the past. week with friends in Toronto and Miss Gladys Ward visited friends in Shelburne. Mrs. Andrew Bentham fs visiting friends in Toronto and Mrs. P. Defoe is Spending a few days with friends in Owen Sound. fir. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. J. A Boyd drove to Meetord Saturday and spent: Sande)- with Mrs. Mitchell’s brother there. Miss Rankin, head milliner in M. Richardson Co’s. left Saturday to holiday at. her home in Barrie. Her assistants, Miss Wilson, of Cremore, and Miss Bentham of this place are also on furlough. ,. Miss Hattie Sullivan, of the Post Oflice, left Saturday to holiday with friends in Orangeville and Toronto. Miss Aggie Gibson accompanied her for amonth’s visit with friends in the city. Mr. J. Renton, of Dromore, and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Willis and Miss Luella Brooks, of Bufialo, Spent Thursday last very pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strain here. Miss Brooks was born here fiffeen years ago and removed to Bufialo with her parents when three years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, of Republic. Mich., are visiting at My Strain’s this week. Mrs. C. W. Rutledge and Mrs. R. W. Ennis, Markdale. accompanied by Mr. Will Crone. of Orillia, spent Fri- day afternoon last with friends here. Mr. John Bannon, druggist, Nor- wich, spent Sunday and Monday with his brother-in-law, Mr. W. A. Arm- strong, here. Mr. Ed. Paul, Dental Student, To- ronto, paid us a. short visit on his way to visit his parents at Fever- sham last week. Editor A. R. Fawcett and daugh- ter renewed old acquaintances and Spent Saturday and Sunday with his aged parents here. Mr. Joseph Stafford, B. A., of To- ronto University stafi, has been vis- iting for a few days with his brother- in-law, Dr. J. P. Obtewell, here, and at the parental home 4th line. At a barn raising near Markdale on Thursday last four of Artemesia’s yeomen were seriously injured, and with many others, miraculously e8- caped instant death. The first bent had been raised and before being properly braced the pikepoles were withdrawn allowing it to come down witha crash in the midst of the crowd. The injured are Henry Mc- Laughery, who lives near Markdale, several ribs broken from Spinal col- umn and internal injuries; Duncan McIntyre, son of Arch. McIntyre of the 4th line who recently sued Arte- mesia tp. for damages, collar-bone broken and chest badly crushed by the weight of the bent from under which he was taken. Fred Brown and Thos. Pallister, who live on the Toronto line about a mile and a half west of this village, were struck on the head and severly injured but are recovering. The first two are re- ported to be yet in a very critical condition. Sproule, Crossley <95 Co. have Open- ed an ice cream parlor in connection with their grocery which is meeting with liberal patronage under the at- tention of Miss Ethel Crossley. _ Mr. A. M. Gibson, Presbyterian S. S. Snpt., paid a fraternal visit and addressed the Methodist 3, S. on Sun- day afternoon. A largely attended memorial ser- ‘vice was held in the Baptist Church Eon Sabbath morning in memory of the late Angus McGiiiivray. The pastor, Rev. A. J. Darrcch. preached an appr0priate sermon from the words of David in Psalm 73:26 which found their fulfilment in the lifejof the deceased aged servant of God. This congregation is actively engaged enlarging their church shed with a new 60 feet addition which will be a great shelter from the west winds. Mr.’1‘hos. 313}:er takes the cake On Monday Mr. Thom received by express in an elegantly satin-lined »‘ leather case a handsome silver trowel on which was beautifully engraved the following :â€"â€"“ Presented to Rev. L. W. Thom by St. Andrew’s Church S. School. Arthur, July 14th, 1899.” Rev. Dr. Chown, of Toronto: preached League anniversary ser- mons in the Methodist Church, here, on Sabbath. The reverened doctor is an eloquent preacher and gave two edif yin g and beautiful sermons which were highly appreciated by the con-! gregations ministered to. result in loss of blood, backache. nervousness, headache and tired listless, run down feeling. But there’s no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W. Gardner. Idaville, Ind. He says : “Electric Bitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run down and don’t care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me more strength and good appetite than any- thing I could take. I can now eat anything and ave a new lease on life. Only 50 cents at local Drug Stores, Every bottle guar- anteed. Two Bowmanville young lads, Clarence Mason and Harold Tucker, received the $100 reward ofiered by Manager Jones,of the Standard Bank, for the recovery of two wallets con- taining notes, drafts and other val- uable papers besides some $200 or more in money taken at the time the bank was robbed. The recovery was made near the G. '1‘. R. station. Was the ball that hit G. B. steadman of Newark. Mich., in the civil war. It caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts, Bruses, Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by local Druggists. The township Fathers will be wise if the soon take action to have the sideroad 801115 1 yvard from Zion opened. It has been prom- 188d for years, and, as a consequence; the agater part of three years’ .roadwork has n done upon it. Yet, no aid, nor action has the Council taken to have the work com- pleted. The neighborhood has lost patience and now gomand that there be no more @xlly-dallyxng. The ratepayers mean bus- iness and the hour to act has arrived. Hr. “1.73;; Mo "15 g. , . _ Marriage not only tends tomake a man happier. but more rogresswe as well. Mr. W111 Timmins ha his . b in last week and a new roof Will soon be on. (SWhat did he have Bearded in? The copy oesn’t tell.-â€"ED.] Nearly every other farmer in the vicinity is having new buildings erected. Mr. Win. Firth has pulled down the pioneer log cabin at the back of his snug home and is about to erect a fine back kitchen. Messrs. J ohn and Torn Timmins, too, are putting up ab: ad- dition to their dwelling. It looks as if t. ere {night be room for some other fellow’s Sister in part of it. Mr. Asa Robson, of Preston. is. spending his holidays at the old home and. unprovmg pis muscle and appetite by helping at bay- mg. 18581 9 18 equalw an nerwuuuva, uvuu A“ finisfijand solidity. go’s barn looks 50 per cent unproved. 9.5.95 AIllireline Lauder, of town is.out yxsxtmp; among old schoolmates ana nexgh‘ v “Dutch walls ” are sometimes spoken abou’ as not being equal to those budllt .by the " Briton born, but the foundation erected under the barn of Mr. John McN Nall on the 6th by Emke Bros., of fElmw Lately, is equglto any hereabouts both in -‘â€"-â€" En ‘Au Apples are not going to be a very heavy crog out this we. ,exce t snows. A basket arvest app wil be a rarity. The crops. of grain are looking well, but oats are one-sixth smut. Mr. Will Banks returned from Shelburne last week, where .18 has been en framing for no months past“ 3min a ucl: of malaria’ leyer from drinking water out of unused wells' in Luther. for homegrown cellery in this locality and the CHRONICLE scribe was treated to a. fine, toothsome bunch of it on Saturday evening last. Mrs. A. M. Lindsay, of Shelbnrne, is visiting Mrs. Lawrence and other friends in toWn. :WZI‘T'Z“. . DB. GIIISE’S Kidney Livel- Pills Market Report. RED HOT FROM THE GUN DURHAM, July 12 th, 1899. BRAVE MEN FALL TRAVERSTON. to480 to 75 will now buy a seven Jewelled, Stem-Wind Waltham or Elgin Watch in a nickle screw case. We have seventeen jew- eled Walthams selling at prices never ofiered before. ' These Prices will only last a short time. A. GORDON . LOW?!) Tnmxw A $5 Bill! WELLS. All orders taken at the old stand near McGowan's Mill or at Shop at Charter Smith’s Foundry. ALL WORK GUARAMEED at “Live and ‘ let live” PRICES. ‘ Pumps. LOWER TOWN v. I; 4\ Vc\ Sad “flax 23$ .< 6 4x é: ; ; %N Am w: mums ; b: 4x 4x w 7 S4 S4 S4 .4 :4 S4 7/ \«7 9 7/ Sr d. 7/ 4% $4 ¢ 0’ §e=#e%%% u I BEG LEAVE TO IVFORM MY CUS- TOMERS and} t} :6 public 1n gun-ml that I am prepared to furnish . 45"” "’4 ”1‘; ’. §,{(\ was?» %k%1’%$«.s To Clear out the balance of 0111 ii aw and Linen Hats we will sell them at the following fl, Big Reductions: de- é"; 7,“ N Boys’ Straws Ladies’ Sailors, were 50 to Men’s Shaws that xx ere $1. 00 for 750. and Get the Best. £6 H £‘ ‘K 6‘ 5‘ 6‘ DURHAM i DURHAM. 5V; \‘Vé é'p «Vb \fll’lh WW3 :9 t‘o C‘ h H ‘€ £6 H '1' announce to the Farmers an bteeders 0f Durham and vicinity that he ‘Ylntfavel his Thoroughbred Clydesdale btalhom “Clydesdale BOY," 33 per 35' "ouncement on bills. ' ,. GEO. LA‘VREECE. 33° HE am ." L. GRANT. April 26, 1899. «my‘aégaale "Bay.” UNDERSIGN ED BEGS 25 60 40 '1 C) 50 ‘20 40 3O 50 50 20 4O ’0‘ rd ‘ \Dl .5 fit r‘ .‘7. 'm‘ m, DC‘ luv 4", 7' In; Gordon’s new jewellery fiABRISTER. Solicitor. et 0 wn. Any amount, of money to 10a on farm property. UGH MacKAY, Durham, Land V ’ aborand Licensed Auctioneer f0: *1» County of Grey. Sales prompt 1y 31,161 to and notes cashed. AMES CARSON, Durham, Lia-cum Auctioneer for the County of wa Land Valuator, Bailiff of the 2nd l.)ivi.~,.z<: Court Sales and all other matters prompt. “bended boâ€"higheat refer ences fUI'lli‘éIl‘ if required. d resumed his old business, and is p: cp edtoloanany amount of money on estate Old mortgages paid 01‘] on I mostliberalterms. Fire and Life. Illsl moesefi'ecbedin the best Stock Unn’mu .2: Qt lowest rates. Correspondence Orchardvilie, P. 0., or a call solicited The “Chrcnicle” is the uni} ”Page Local. Newsparv' ;:- Weetern Ontario, v'v“ LAK‘ijL. 000k fresh fruiLs in boiling? _. -‘o it added bet kin as i1 ’ '1 are coo g Danni: added when the fruit is done.g which , if the fruit is our ' a“dad {2n dean-gin keep whole. sugar “fiction, “‘9 fruit will aid in this 1 (mia‘ ‘t a_b8.tracts the juice .uf; “3:,“th 8,118ht1y. hardenirig 1t, 1 Fruit, in {3.1“ falllng to pieces: 0n the first indica- tlon of Diarrhcea 01‘“ Dysenteryafewdosm pm Besidgpcer-B Pharmacy ’AMES BROWN, Issuer Licenses,Durham Ont. OHN QUEEN, ORCHARDV; LL25, 1 ARR 18'] I R, Solicitor, etc. . Mdn' yr. - - . Block, Lower Town. Collection mm; mm nmmntlv attended b0. Setzrchcs 1m. (1(- G, LEFROY McCAUL. -. ua: ween over 40 years ll use and has no equal for he cure of bowel complaints 0f young or old. There are v1 young or old. There are many dangerous imitations 0!? the market, so it would be Dr. Fowler’s Ext. of 10'sz Strawberry, is on every bottle Legal Dzreclo'ry. It has been Miscellaneous . DENTIST. lacy. Calder’s Block. .â€"â€"First door west attzendan .” There is a 'n m that paragraph. . HOLT, TO COOK FRUIT “3’33 "An unknown ahould not be al- as hard boiling deâ€" by excessive evapâ€" to loan at 5 per 0t Marriagx SO