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uuct ra t ”.81"; E u! receiver. The late one of our biggest: lowed a boy to bring Private room without half-a-crown- thho this directi 01 ‘y telegraph .8 his wav m. danger that grows ystem. W'hat is re- am a "Thank you," nded as a fight. The of Huntley Pal- e never to send out [or damaged biscuit [the week they are *d put in bags and oyees as they leave hey are prohibited share. Surely {this me “Lip.” Most of re to everybody that on the fact, that as well inside as spend the i"‘b°b“ cry fine example ; generosity W89 on the afternoon night of“‘RobO' m little speqéh 'mm the higheS‘ n’r assistance in y presented 9' er y nan aloft t6 the with a 83in?“ Ffioent record 11) one of our biggest: {lowed a boy tohring me, was famous for his fillings perhaps repre- tzp he ever gave, and nen of Croydon grateâ€" him for his generos- Iever believe in their vas ever guilty of .the to him. Some of the gland are also noted “'ho has not heard that is awarded to e the luck to take@ the great furniture 5 the form of a vouch- nts. The same firm ms with a light lunch. rem: so far as to tell :mer could “demand" Ibpel‘OllS banker, always eat city companies for their trouble in their sumptuous ; them with ’ Visitor at their r of miniature salt ‘Blacksmiths find a substantial bas- id confectionery. :hborhoods of Lonâ€" ron’s children is a in. The publican bets once a week pr gir} who deals palaces. Even the ten with the de- earned wages. giv- ';hinned customers tr the babies at .9 at three-pom:e [is 0' the 371339]. T > their respective 'epresenting a pint ale. The distillers W a “wee drappie" .er spirits they may Enown actors are >ecies of generos' 3g heads the list, pd nature. Most 16 cabman that [ling by mistake our actor'knigm LE PRESENTS. lters’ Company a}- 11111 i1111’1o1t11tion of Cuctlery, 1311 411.511 Guns Shot Shens, black and Smokeless POW- »:101'. Shot, Wadding, etc. is now 111. Our Fall Stock is 'i'hl'cmgh a little cute work we) managed to secure an- ather shipment of ‘x Hm stock of Whips is some- thing extra. : max I J: ’ Call at once and secure your knives and Forks at a. Bargain. '3’]? pecia mlLines Our now Complete and we can supply goods at the Best Figures in Snyder Rifles. Came and get one with 20 1¢;)1111ds 0t ~\mmunition be- 1010 the\' me all sold. Ready-made Clothing, Flannellettes, Cottoos, Prints and Suitings. Just Received and ogened up this Week. G racemes, AT LOWEST LIVING- RATES. Farm Produce and Wool Taken in Exchange. Farr/WNW H LR We“ (1 .2». m vv< 'I ’ As wen as a Full Stock of Axe-S, Saws, , Lanterns, Cl‘lains, 10pe, Window Glass, Paint-S, Oils, Etc. fall and: See us. R E AN 5‘ Co TOWN, 5c. COTTON is extra. value. ..... UuL Pains and Aches. Oniv 25ncts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Local Druggists. A western editor gets 0% the following:â€"- Ten cents a line will be charged for obituary notices to all who do not advertise while living. De- linquent subscribers will be charged 15 cents per line for all ordinary no- tices. Advertisers and cash subscri- bers will get as good a sendofi as we are capable of writing without any charge whatever. Better send in your subscription as cholera is abroad in the land. Dr. Chase's Ointment has effected most miraculous cums in all parts of this great Dominion. Could you have better assurance that it will cure on? For sale by all dealers. or Edmanson. tes Co.. Toronw. The tortures of Salt Rheum are almost be- yond human endurance, and as the flesh be- comes raw. and the itching and burning increase, the suffering is so intense as to almost drive one crazy. In desperation silva and ointment: are applied, only to give rise to further disappoint- mgnt and de_sp_air. But there is hope. There is assurance that you can be cured just as scores and hundreds of other: have been by using Dr. Chase's Ointment. Mr. John Siron, of Aultsville, Ont., writes: "For seven years I was a sufl'erer from Salt Rheum. and my hands were so bad I had to wear greased gloves. Nothing seemed to help me, but I was induced to r. Chase' sOinto ment, and one box cured me completely. There is not a trace of the Salt Rheum left. " FARMERS’ FIRE INSURAXCEâ€" Best and Cheapest Policies. SALT BHEUM TBBTUBES Dr. Chase’s Ointment Give us a call at the 01d Cochrane Foundry. Harvest nearly over. Frost Wood Machines and Plymouth Twine have been leaders 6V8] yw 11618. low Comes the PLOWS, DISK HARROWS. WAGGONS and Everything you want. SEWING MACHINES. ORGANS, STOVES, ETC , ETC. rices are Right. CUTTEBSâ€"Large Stock, Best Makes, Cheaper than ever. ROBESâ€"Large Variety, from NEW WILLIAMS and RAY- MOND, a Very Large Stock of the latest improved Cabi- net and Drop Top Stands, at BELL PIANOS and Organs. Die away before the magical effect of CIVU The :Very Lowest Prices. SEE THEM! JUHN LIVINGSTUN. DURHA AM To PlTilT Boo}! flea: DURHAM CHRONICLE TOWN. Dry weather, he thrashing in full 3‘ ing out fairly well. Mr. John Duncan.while working at Markdale last week, met. with a severe accident by ° feet and Rigimng on his back on a hard maple floor. He now Mr. Mrs. David Lamb, of Wini- pez, visited for a few days last week at Mr. Geo. Lamb’s. Dave has been out west now for over fifteen years employed during that time by the C. P. R. Co. at a good salary. Master John A. Lamb left last week to attend the Owen Sound Coll. Inst. where he will furthur pursue his studies. Mr. Joseph Boyle has arrived home from Manitoba in rather poor health We understand he is not in love with the country out west. Mr. Mrs. Thos. Townsend and family will in the course of a few weeks leave for Iowa, U. S Mr. Thomas Jack has leased Mr. T’s farm for a term of years. A wedding will take place i near future. Particulars later ‘ Mrs. Willamson has been in health for the last three weeks. Mr. John Townsend is home on a visit to his paxents from Iowa, U. S. Some nine years have elapsed since John left this locality. Miss Malinda Grasby is up from Scar- boro’ for a fortnight’s visit with her mother. Miss Jane Mathews is home from Toronto for a few weeks’ holidays. Mrs. J. E. Burrows, of Paisley, wasfdown visiting her mother who had a rather un- fortunate fall a week ago. Mr. John Mead, of Akron, U. S., is visit- ing his mother and brother this week. He enjuys much the fresh air and pure water of this country. Principal Rowe. of Markdale School accompanied by Mr. R. and Mrs. W. Benson. recently visited for a few days with Mr. Mrs. Geo. Lamb Mr. Frank Grasby’s countenance was all aglow 011 Saturday as his \\ ife was to retm 11 that day from Toronto, where She has tobeeu for the past two weeks. The} ' seem teap- preciate each other more as yeaus roll by and a fontuight’s separation helps them to realize it. Mrs. J. R. Baines, of Markdale, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. R. Eng- lish and Mrs. B, Wright. Miss Mary Baird. who went recently to Winnipeg, celebrated her birthday on b‘ept. 9th. Her twin brother. Tom. was also a chief actor in the event. The jolly twins and the young people with whom they have become popular. formed a wheeling party and after their return partook of a hearty repast. The night was then spent in games and amusements including vocal and in- strumental music. Miss Mack and one or two others from this part were also present. The Rev. Mr. Cam bell, of Dromore, preached in the schoo here on Sunday night. Unfortunately the meeting was not long announced, but the mere mention of his name ensures a turn out. The lecture on Monday night was enjoyed by a full llOlI§6. .It’s not often we receive such a treat m thls part. Mr. A. Crntchley has been excavating, and this week starts to build the foundation for a new house. Few in this part are making better progress than Abe. Mr. Sam. Lawrence has the contract of taking out the timber for the Durham Fur. niture Factor? Heohas the work halfdone and will soon ave 1115 8300 earned. Last week the friends and neighbors of Mrs. Baird. sr.. were startled on hearing the report that she had received a fall which might prove fatal, and for a day or two the Dr. was uncertain, bnt we are glad to re- port that she is speedily recovering and will soon be herself again. Mrs. Samuel Orchard, of your town, vis- ited her 5011 and ,other old neighbors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eden spent a part of last week at Shallow Lake visiting friends and taking in the sights round the cement works. The business pf the lplaee so pleased him that he has a notion to ocate there for the winter. A social night was spent at Mr. Jae. Hov- kiua’last week. The company was lar e and most congenral and spent the nig t very enjoyably 1n ames and dancing. Traverston, Edge ill, Buuessan and Fleshertnn were represented. What fodder con} was sown this year has mostly been cut thxce. First by Jack Frost last Wednesday mghfithen by farmers who are now operating on It with the sickle. The people of this section have been so well sangzhed thh Teacher Dixon that he has receweda call to open the twentieth century in our academy. Was the result of his Splended health. Indomitable will and tre- mendous energy are not found where Stomach. Liver, Kidnevs and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 250. at Local drug Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Keith left Monday to visit their son, James, in Peel. Mr. H. Ham. of Milyerton, spent the former rt of last weal} in our village pack- ing up or removal to his new home. The family left Thursday morning. Mrs. W. Main and Misses T. Orchard and L. Mickleboro’ were vrsxtors at the Western Fair in London last week. The wedding bells rang their lustieet peals on Wednesfiay evening last week when Miss Jayme, .daughter of Mr. A. Doupe, was united in matrimony to Mr. BISMARCK’S IRON NERVE. CORNER CONCERNS. GLASCOTT HOLSTEIN. H ‘00 0-â€" harvest completed, smug, grain turn- been in poor , Sept. 21st, 1899. W #2,? We are daily in rec ”g" L, Wholesalers and Mfg L, advances in prices. 5 75 per cent, , to I.“ The early bird gets apt. ‘5 , And the earl buye D a gas 3 and t :9 has 233 3* ‘f In no department has th 6331;» as heavy as in the ”if: large orders at the ( gn": protect you as long 738" ”‘3 Butter W2 J. A. H Big Departmental Store, Elbe Blg Store. James Danbrook. merchant. of Newbridge. The ceremony was performed in the Metho- dist church. At 5:15 o’clock the groom entered from the right side, and after a brief interval the bride entered from the left leaning on her father’s arm who con- ducted her to the altar. The knot was tied by the Rev. J. W. Magwood in the presence of about seventy-five guests. The groom was supported by M r. H. Doupe. while Miss Danbrook, sister of the groqn. assisted the bride. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party re:ired to the residence of bride wherea reception was held. Many and costly were the presents which showed the esteem in which they were held. They left for their home on Thursday morning amid showers of rice and good wishes. Messrs. Adam and James 'Wrin and their wives. also Mr. J. Danhrook, of Newbridxze, were the guests of the Doupe‘family during the wedding festivities. ii To Buy QUICKLY; Miss Ma}: Brown has gone for 7a brief visit to her old home in Beacbville. The Best Buyers in the country are re- «5 marking that we have M The Dress Goods Trade Ail-â€" this Season, and we should, because we have a Splendid Stock to choose from. The Newest Effects in every style with Trimming to match. 1,;7 Call and get a Fashion Sheet Free. It will i-iâ€" give you an idea of the latest styles. We are 7%? Agents for the New Idea Pattern Co. g 5 Wholesale Prices are steadily advancing in 'fi; =5 every department of our business and cautious W g buyers will buy early before prices go any 31%? g: higher. Our Stock is Larger today than it a 43+? ever was, so that we can protect you against m g the rise for a time, but you must ;% is to bear it about. DR. Acxsw’s Om‘runNr is a won- derful cure for all sorts of Skin Diseasesrâ€"itching, burn- ing, stinging sensations which are accompanimentsâ€" tetter, salt rheum. scald head, ring worm, eczema. itch, ulcers, erysipelas, liver spots. and all 5 - ~ - ... eru thDS 0 S -â€"O 3 1* h . BEAE} [a H E S plicition allays the wig: and perseverance in its use - ‘ L1- g’; ‘ B {30]}! E gfim results in a speedy cure. For blind, bleeding. itching, and ulcerating piles it’s a magical balm ‘ one application gives comfort and relief in an instant. and in from three to five nights the trouble disappears. Price, 35 cts. A London lady had eczema for years so A Toronto gentleman, living on Dovercourt badly, her face and neck were so disfigured She Road, spent a. small fortune in treatments and went into a life of seclusion, and the stinging remedies for pilesoin their very worst form, was pain of it was so intense that, to use her own treated b3 electricity with temporary relief only, words, she “ went next thing to mad." She tried and had coldedto go on the operatin table and many ointments,salves and washesâ€"was treated have a sur 'cal operation performeg. - - .. A -A -._._ 2: ...... mmm caning rccommen edtotry DR. Acxsw's Omruzx'r-Z- patient \ is to b DR. mum's cmza FOR THE HEART-Z DR. Acmew’s CATARRHAL POWDERâ€"Re} fev DR. AGNEW‘S LIVER PilaLSâ€"Regnlate the 1 mm 4 111w] U551~uuu-qu~u - v. __ , , by smalists on skin dimes without getting any ’ benefit. She bought a box of DR. Acxnw’s {arugxrâ€"gne application gave her _ A ...:._- ‘19.“ “VAC ‘50? In no department has the advance in values been gj as heavy as in the Ha1dwa1e. We placed $4 1211 {re 01de1s at the 01d p1ices so that we can $11 protect you as long as our stock lasts. fie Butter Wanted for Cash. E Make up your mind We are daily in receipt of letters from the Wholesalers and Mfgs. advising us of heavy advances in prices. In some cases as high as 75 per cent. J. fl. HUNTER. J. A. HUNTER» And the earl buyer gets the best bar gains and t 16 best selectmn. The early bird gets the worm. armmwmmfiaw 3“. :wfiswwwmm RT-Relievs smothering, palpitation and fluttering. A regular life saver in casa of organic hart troubles. lâ€"Relieves cold in the head in 10 minutes. Cures hay fever and murrh. the bowels. Tone thes'yseem. Never gripe. Hm: :3. 40 In a 4:1; 20 cu. ‘ _ Q Nature meant every woman to be lumm rosy and well developed. and if she ms be- come pale. weak and nervous, Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food will restore revitalize wasted nerve cells, make the blood rich and pure and ive new vigor and elasticity to the whole Ody. For ills peculiar to women there is no remedy so successful as this great food cure of Dr. A. W. Chase. At all Miss Minnie Kerr, ofOLImmt Forest, is at present Visitmg Holstem friends. 'dealers. MR. Thos. Collinson teacher at. Edge Hill is reengaged for next vear at $400 or an advance of $50 on Ins present salary. Mr. W. L. Dixon. will remain in No. 2 Egremons, and Miss. Large in No. 9 Glenelg. A Toronto gentleman, living on Dovercourt Road, spent a small fortune in treatments and remedies for piles in their very worst form, was treated b3 electricity with temporary relief only. ecidedto go on the operatic table and have a sur 'cal operation performe but was recommen ed to try DR. Acxzw's Omruzxrâ€" he did so. The first application of it relieved the intense distressâ€"he persisted in its use and toâ€"dag he’s rewarded with 'a cure after years of How to Get Plump and Rosy. “ Handsome is that hand- some does." is the old theoreti- cal adag . but after all it's the aiseased and whose appear- ance is distasteful to all who see it. and the torment of the patient whose daily burden it skin-deep beauty that‘s attrac- tive. It would take a big lot of handsome doing to com- pensate for a skin that is