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_._- r A THORO’B’RED POLLED ANGIE?! *_ BULL. (Geqera! Gordan). with Regis- é fired Pedigree, mlLbe kept on Lot 37, can. 2 E. G. R.. Glenelg. for the season of; 1899‘ TERMS 31.90, payable Jan. lat, woo“ P~ . artiesl up: returmngor dxsposmg of cows will be; A THOROUG BRED DURHAM Bul} . (Lord Henry of Hvflsteiu) “4th Regis- téred Ptxhgree. will be keen: fur the season of 1899 on Lnt35, con. 3. is G. R.. Glenelg. i TERMS $1.00c payable Jan. 15:, 1900. All Ear-fies not returning or di$p05§g1g of. cows 1 will be qharged full priee "“V \i-(l Lars énquire of arts of Lot. \0 the ‘oncession of the 1 “ eat or the Gamtra -__â€"v \nIlu U‘ thriving village mnxculars arml -waxcu. we“ Ienc and in a high state 01 cilltivation. Ofthe balance, about 10 acres is good hardwowl bush. the rest mixed tim- ber. The soil is good dav ' Orchard of gdod - u- ‘\" 19. EGREMONT: 1 Cleared. well fenced and i cultivation. Of the balance. is gaflmfgnrdwppd bush. the T I OT NO. 13, CON. 5 N. D. R. GLEN- J ELG, near Tp. Hall, containing 100 acres : about 70 acres cleared : watered by biaugeen river and 0th ' . rs apply to MRS. PATRICK XEI L. l June 2m. tf 1801103.; P. 0- :June 27th tf ; 80 acres cl - ' , Church 1.13 distant. The farm is. well watered ; ex< fur snck and grain raising. . .. . Apply < pz'emxses to \\ 111mm Banks. or tn THOROU Mx‘; Farm for Sale: RING LOT 7 v , 19- PG Pr: {>19} 9’ 993 CESSION NO‘VN AS THE f;R.\‘I_. .93 acres lie has FARMEOR' sALE, n AS THE “CORBETS” LI. 93 acres . East and West Kn five. (5) in the second (‘2) »f the Township of Bentiuck. 5:}mfraxa. Road. For particu- Dt ‘ H. PARKER Durham. convenient. . "Drumore For :. McA'RTHUR, DURHAM. . Varney P, 0‘ " ”V‘U~‘ 100 ACRES; 7:, L4 9 01' t0 Jnurch 1%. miles 'atered : excellent Apply on the >use;ti1 st class atinn : excellent cmnenienc to e. F ur further [11018 01‘ less.' 111 §0 acyes cleared. 3 ’innipegg‘ and North-west and t0 Canada. . vuwuquuru ulu'u 18 I- "All we ask of van IS to use tm contents. of thisbmtlo faithfully, t} say you are not- benofited return vour Druggiat- and he may refund 1 Prim: 25Ctb‘., 50cts- um] £1 {H 0118 date . 50cts. and $1 ()0 â€"â€"TO to use two-third§ of tile; aimfully, than if vou can ited uturn the bottle to THE DURHAM CHRONICLE, Aug. 17th, 1899. this: guarantee : uevmg twentyf ut razlways to n iHeudgfimi ; 1‘\‘;ice Pres.. Rev. L. W. .' ; {and hoe Pres.. Rev. A. J. Darroch ° S ’ :Mr. T. J. Shep . ’ 1 6‘. ‘r ‘0 . J ames ‘ yce. _ w_- Hula x uunlllg‘ These and like coud' ' pel men to break the SabLath or . - out of work. The Alliance as already stated, seeks to prevent th' ° ' .been successful i.1 stepping a theory from running on the Sabbath Day. thereby re- lieu'ng twentvfive men. Six applications ' ‘ ,‘s to run on the Sabbath_l)ay were, through the Alliance, unsuccessful, and , work on one canal was stopped by the ef- ‘” arts oft. ' i , . .‘T. The Alliance aimed at having the tru ' ofilhe law," ' ' ' ' . at "whosoever’ l in the code, which ° ° advanere l ‘ «ll begrgade to include l'ake for instam Ahead yfithere a in Ontario. Th pel men to breed“ out of work. Tm feeks to prevent to lel int” hue. gut :0 bad but the d «urge Aime for Instance the Tu! ‘ xendvfitheze axe tn 1 II1()nfnn--'h nn 8 ‘0 I ‘ 71 . m we week as a day ofrest. By I fit SB mterm'erm ion of the law, corporatiun - now campol the ir men to work or fin‘feit th Job. The Al'izmce seeks to make this stat or“ affairs inmussibie. Greed fur money am love of pleasure lead men to rub Uud in re spect to the Sabbath. Under two plea. neceolsity ; nd cauveuiencq~meu are dime gardmg the . Jaw respectmg. t_he Sabbeith In the Umted States tw'o mIHIODS are compelled t 0 work 011 the Lord’s D° 01‘1058 their places: so that (“"4“ ““H' “'AI§‘J ‘ ' ‘ , . v-vud “ The Iaw of the land,” said the speaker “calls for the cessation of all unnecessary labor on the Lord’s Day. All Christians are agreed that. the state has a. ritr act such :1 law, that shedues we” in s and so ought. to enforce it.” The 0 .° the AHiance is to see that the state en'e ce her Sabbat'x laws and so give to Canadians the right and opportuuit r to observe H 6 first. day of the week as a (fay efrest. By a false intermetmien of the law. corporatiuns 310,“, “135311)?! _their men m mm.» r... em». -. - _ _.,... u... unu pun'usponue: “ The Lord's Day in Peril an save it” was the subject of an i adrlrew given in the Presbyteriai here on Wednesday evening of la Rev. A. G. Jansen, offlamrlton, \ ing a portion of his time free to tl of God’s Kingdom in connection Lord’s Day Alliance. Object of Day Alliance~Danger to which th finds the day sulijected,â€"-tl1e me bytlne Alliance to save the day dangers which beset it, and, Whai tobe done in this regard, were the pointedly dealt with in Mr. Jar dress. refaced by saying that i need 0 ,to-day is Christians who ax Sivaâ€"active in their efforts to lll‘iSt’S Kingdom nurl «vi-mitt" run Irefacegl by saying ‘t.h:'{gugzceu bra}:1 - .o:day.1.s Christians who are awared't it’lye m their efforts to 9512?. ‘ Hes}; ungdom and glarifiy God. t ‘ _Ia!\V Of the land~” Said Um ennn Ln... er Goods. From 0111; own 0 Boots and Shoes. cw“. C L” U .lU w COD PL 1UUD avauchlc, WU Have aeClded t0 \ 11C} i $12 000 Stock at pIices f‘u below anything eve1 cm]. bef01e.Remembe1 eve1y a1t1cle will be ma1ked dow below. On Friday, August 18th, 11 ‘50 Who '. Jansen at Flasherton. .v-a-(Irl .1 opportuuit 7 Io observe H e a week as a c ay ofrest. By a an ion of the law. corporations eir men to work or forfeit the wee seeks to make this state . . (head for money and e lead men to rub God in re- lbbath. Under two plea ,.- muvenience.~meu are dim e~ aw respecting the Sabbath. States tWo millimm n? m~- 0.11 SaturCLaWt 19th, A $352000 stock of nobby up-to-date Clothing at less than wholesale cost. Our Stock is complete in ever r de- tail and the prices are sure to in- terest. you. We offer you a choice of 3000 pairs made by best makers and at un- heard of prices. ' 1 we address a bmnch vrmed here and utfigers ows: President. Wm. res.. Rev. L. W. Thom; A. J. .Darroch - Sec’v ’ ', ufsuppm t ifthevxefum d On this side matte; s a e Our Store will be closed in down the goods. .I (v. c trexs are inc1easing. uronto Sunda) car 1 e railnays 1111mm : like conditions Cu 11- 1...!“ _-_ Pu_"â€"Ule means used} '8 the day from the! ,and, What remains rd, were the divi>ions ’ in Mr. Jansen’s ad-} ying tilat the great: L: __, .I ‘\ - t0 {vh‘ich “1.802.“. 'orrespondent. II een invigorated by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food, which is for sale by all dealers at soc. a box. Business and professional men, accountants, stenographers, teachers, students and all - workers know only too well what it means to have the brain so tired out that concentration- of thought is almost impossible. Mr. H. S. Haverson, solicitor fox the Licensed Victuallers Associatien was in town a day or so last week. perfect cereal foods; If underestimate the - ! gnu-set probably, isn’t as Cash. ' Book, “The Ills of Life Them," sent free to your In. Bates Co.,,Tor_onto., WE IN AUGURATE A avoy of all classes w h and' healthfullness MA -‘VVV tau-WV "' 1" . - -- , .' ‘ f “410% edkthfullness. There are a fee“ 5“Ow-{18' d to! e value of the name "Til-Box!” as 3p!) :2 m! ‘ I . 1 r Ids; but there are only a few, mm 5 MN €' sn’c one of them.‘ A51; him, Elease- I! THEZBILLSOX £0. (LIMITED): I Tilsonburg, Ontario. 3 firoceries. A full stock just receiv be marked down. Our stock 18 al N the Lowest. All the latest styles ‘ cost price. 3“ .135! 1391‘ barrel. prices reduced il‘l‘eSpg Used to (2.1113163311311111 cleanliness, and 1'161101050111en655: in cereal foods, the 11a112e“T1“'§ son” stands {01 a pm fee 1 11h016.f It is the Standald of highest ; quality from which compf‘m‘gz Inscriptions Cut on Shor tice. MCINTYRE BLOCK. â€"â€"-â€" D _~ ‘ . f I,. w «McCMfiEfif-i WflSfifiw Importers of and Dealers in Swedish, Scots-3h 01: Canadian Granite and fifgazéeh Work 0}? ALL 3312-51). Monuments Regimired: fifd' '. HE FURNI'I‘I'B ' APRAXA an; d ( 1: m Died b" J\TC\‘S 1" “\q‘ of *epten bel lext. thens 01 in THAT THRCBING HE’ADACE‘ ‘Vonld quickh' have yum. ifx'm: 11st Dr. King’s NLâ€"W Life J-‘iHs. '1‘}u;{:s:x1)dsufsuf- fel‘ex's have [unwed their munchiess merit for Sick and Nervons Headaches. The? make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. an m take. TY)” them. Onh'iL') ct~x a [MC (Tare 5'63“” teed. Sold by local Drugflsts‘. 2 would be 110 do: dweaso if 1:00;: that Shiluh's A nsz. 14th, 1999 Hundreds an thou sands are EREALS E'- FURNI'I‘IfRE SHOP ONE-AB 115 are killed in To Rent. Worse Than killed "by atlas at all 0. Cuul. 'onwh if t: if a A 5 O 100 mu 111 War, but hundreds {led by Consumption. Th at all causrd by this mrii nuld be mud» to understz 4:11 and Consumption Ca F taken in the early s? . [DU a hunk. Druggists u 'a cure. is not effected. P‘ 3111‘ W M :‘i'ry there GUI-{SLIM War m but hundredsof tunsmnption Then: 'Sf‘d .u (.135 MriMc unrlw to understand Cuqmmptjon Cm T6 less than ctive of to Mrs. (‘1' TD (I: P. )ur now occu- M} the 1‘! ' .0 . W "215» BONES BROKEx.-â€"- W hiie dri v 3 13 1 home from Allan Park on 'l‘hursday night her. about 9 o’nlock the Misses. Angeline and Lizzie Lauder hapnenei ‘ each with a very painful accident. - out of the wagon. and allowed the box t0 slip forward. Miss Lizzie i F130 was driving asked her Sister toi Jump from the rig to Save herself but t1}? Sadden excitement caused her : : fin" and presently the wagon cap-: 3 sized over the bank pitching both of 'out, breaking MissAngeline's Wflst and fracturing a small bone in« MRS Lizzie’s ankle. At the £00: oi ishe hill the horse stOpped and in a 0n time, Miss. Lizzie hobbled to‘ . he? BiSter who? was still unconscious} ' from the Shocks Fortunately howâ€"1 i ‘ 4 ever, Mr. Hazlett soon came along «fwd assisted the ladies into the rig "5°“ they were, driven home. “731 '5 “Bed toiannounce that both TEE Zion Methodists as] ~(let‘s to paint their Church AxoTHER lar {:8 and Shoes just to lock’So Two more C. P. 29 and Sept. 12- 1803! it" .JUST TO HANDâ€"One car load of pme lath. Apply to T. C. McGirr Durham. : Miss COCHRANE dispand of a fine new organ thlS week to Miss Leecon of Varney. EVERY farmer should read Prof Zavitz’ letter on “ Winter Wheaz’ on Supplement. COURT was held here on Tuesday Jnige Creasor presiding in the absence of Judge Morrison who is “1 and unable to attend. The docket was small. Mn. J. H. BRETHOUR, B. A., prin- cipal of Mt. Forest High Schoui, is announced to preach at both services in the Methodist Church here on Sunday next. Spice and Vinegars at Mac- ’5 Drug Store. M Tm; Assizes open in Owen Sound n the 18th of September. JEWELLER GORDON purchased a fine? horse Lbis week from Mr. Batcher, Of Hanover. His application fer? membership to the Turf Club is ex- ' .pected at. the next regular meeting. ' s ofice. Lulb 7MB. \Vm. Guthrie last week gunf- ‘chaseda quarter acre lot on Albert street from Mr. Hugh Rose. lie in- tends to move his presenn dwelling onto his new purchase and put a foundation under it in the Spring. CHARGED HANDS. â€"â€"-The bu 1 1d} 11 g now occupied as a foundry and machine shop by Mr. Charter Smith, {1‘as‘tjhis week been purchased by 31 r. D. Campbell and will be conve. tell intoalivezy Stable, M1. Smith “ill refit the old Cochrane foundry. Which he owns and \\ ill conduct his business there shortly. Considei able repairs as well as roofing will be necessary but. the improvement “ill enhance the value of the 101111 Both gentlemen will have beam :11;- OOmmodaticn for their iespectixe employments. A CLOSE CALLâ€"On Saw rday morn- 531g last Mr. J. A. Black discovered me in apile of sawdust beside the British Hotel stable, and with some asslstance quickly extinguished the blaze. Afew minutes more and :L Serious fire would have resulted. Whether the fire was the work of children playing with matches, or Whether it was a case of spontaneous cogbustion is hard to say as the con- ditlon of the sawdust. which has bfien there for many years, applied the favorable conditions for the lat- ter theory. Methodists ask for ten- t. their Church. See ad. shipment of Bcots hand at S. F. Mor- R. Excursions Aug. See R. MacFar- be held in ha an 8?: \V Fl la re CL