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Dr. Burd. M. C. P. a S. 0. 11 Collequommo' Mamba of the cot- lqn of thuciuus uni Surgeons. quio; ”ember of the patron Medical and hbrary Association. Sax years hoepiul “potion-co. Aanxs'rsn. NOTARY, cox- VEYANCEB. Eta, Etc. "my toOLoan at reasonable rates sud on‘ w to mat borrower. mun-uclnmo Black. (On: the Bank) DAN AND INSURANCE AGENT. 3 1 CONVEYANCEB. couuissxozimin 3.0 J. collections, pn-nptly attended to. LOANS uid Insurance ofi'ectnd without 60- 1 yand Private Funds to Loan by. Com st... 5% ww- cent. in mm: and upon toxins to suit borrowon. A Sound Financial Business Transacted. : OtflCl-l door Now: of S. Scott's Store. 1 MW CALL IT “I HAT YOU LIKE Eve!) body 3 :0 want MONEY. and tr :8 3839818130 our many people go for it. to H. H. MILLER, “WEIUHIII3 ’ ".0" : Mr, Hugh McKechnie and his two ALL IT WHAT YOU LIKE .able sons are in the Glenroaden gang inn“? “0““ MOKEYJM Johnston knows good men when he v .' 0 {or ' ‘7 manual“; 23?“)? people K sees them. - Rumor has it that Mr. Jas Vaugh- B' H' RI I L flak, an, Jr.. has bought the farm lately mmommm! occupied by his brother John. The wm°£zffi?fi,ޤ$m°§c££::gglatter has bought 9. 200 acre farm Mtg: “:1" n ah?! 6min“: (Mrexahe‘omntlé 1 near Meaford. ‘“ W In DOC ”m". y by join; Two young people met at a party no.1! didn'ttbc wouldn‘t w "9- “my and by some misunderstanding they chERWM turned back to back, but. a kind In bah is the tubaâ€"1d? he to-duy nan mo WI: hub.“ of m kin in Want-n Ontario. GOOD FARMS and Splendid Hanover Properties FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. from“ Bought and Sold on mission. Debts Conottnd. Old Sou. Bought. Auction Sale! â€"- OFâ€" FARM PROPERTY, W. D. CONNOR W. L... MacKENZIE, well all (em. The soil is good 30:12.: Yonder reserve: one kid. , i cent. of the purchase money "" paid at time of ale. sad the " 1“!“ in one month without interest. : E‘ X- the Tmship of mutant. County of Grey. 'OXOR GRADUATE 0P TRINITY . Cpppgeflbtomo; Mamba of 1:310: 001 MAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1900. At Two O'clock in tho Afternoon. M33- CIIARLOTTE SUGGI'I‘T. ORANGE- ‘ilh. the executtix of the estate of 31in- ” HcCquchcy. late of Bmmont. dot-and. ht Mateo from the Crown Ltnds. will ofier ale at. Public Auction. st “mutant-tho Tow-clouds“... E. J. FBEEL I. ll. 8. I. "w â€". _ 33¢: ”Tub, drum. ‘ a. We. Accident. Marina and Plate G 9 IX. §CRAS§388 phmd u lowest. rates. ' 690d 8‘1 Can W'ork \Yonders _ v -_4A A D. February Galvanized and Iron Pipâ€" ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. up will be open every Wedneséay sud Saturdzy. t1 REPAIRING promptly and prop. orlv sttended to. ‘4'. II. CONNOR. w. s DAVlDSON, DWEB TOWN. m- mâ€"--_ __._ __ I “lug-Tiny... .-yâ€"- “-451: mun. Add: .- -.-, ..... file-“Alsace.“ T1308. Cooke. 260 Jobnsmn street. ngsmn. tells the wonderful story mun-Ia... mm. a...» of his sickness from heart disease, Pumps from $2 upward. a Granville AA“ 0cm Ticket.- for 3310. m. Lam, mad «he: Writ. Manufacturer of And Dealer in -â€" IAN”. ’- . am 04339:: Mr. J as Heslip had the misfortune to get a. Valuable horse kicked some time ago. and it is recovering very slowly. but Porn is very attentive and quite a. help to Jim in the dark hours. Mr. Hugh Vaughan bad a bad at- tack o! erysipelas about three months ago. but. we are pleased now to see him moving about again. Death entered the home of Mr. Duncan McGillivray and took his infant daughter aged 7 months on Jauuuy 30th. She was buried at the Rocky cemetery. Mr Thos. Glencross is busy draw- inz square timber to the Durham Station. Messrs T. Morrison and Tim Mco Karma intend putting up substantial fume barns and are busy getting the lumber and other material on the ground. l-«A Remedy Which Saves Lives .4; :Every Day that Have Been Pro- claimed By Physicians beyond‘aqd What he considers his aimost '~ miraculous recovery by the and 0! 'Human Aid__1t is a that. good angel of modern medical scienceâ€" --Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Powerful Harmless Heart, He says: “ I sufiored seven 5ears from a very acute form 01 Heart Specific and *heart disease. I experienced great ting . mnuknngg? had smother-inn sensations. Supvrintendent Johnston has put in a lumber carrier at the Mill and it proves‘very convenient, for cuStom- A large gang of men and teams are engaged at the mill taking out logs. The mill yard is filling up rapidly encl if sleighing continues room. will be aceTrce there by April lst. Mr. Wm. Greenwood is getting a. large quantity of lumber home and if rumor is worth anything a new house will be 8’ en across the road and possibly a. wedding. Time will tell. Two young people met a? a party and by some misundersmndiug they turned back to back, but. a kind hearted young lady seeing the crises came nobiy t0 the rescue. The spell was broken. Mr. J. E Lilly, a. prominent citi zen of Hanuib 1. Mo. lately had a wonderful deliverance from a. fright.- ful death. In telling: of it he says :- “I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. I Was so weak I ,couldn’t even sit up in bed. Noth- ‘ing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption when I heard of Dr. King’s New Discovery. One hot- tle gave great. relief. 1 continued '0 use it. and now am well and strong. I can’t. say too .much in its praESe.” This marvellous medicine is the sores» and quickest cure in the world for all Throat. and Lung Trouble. 50 cents and $100. at, any Drug Smre; every battle guaranteed. DIUIU , UVCIJ UVUUIQ fivasuusvsu Miss Hannah Sullivan. daughter of 'mw'” Mr. Jas. Sullivan. of the 5th con.. VARNEY. accompanied by Mrs. Joe McDonald, . of Maple Grove. Artemnsia. under- Mr. James Morrison had an attack took a long journey on the 25th ML. of La. grippe. I guess the change. of ‘their desrination being Nelson. B. C. climate had something to do with it, ' Mrs McDonald went out to join her but he is around again. {husband who had preceded her some Mr. Andy Henry was thfi “neg; of 0‘9“? years. while Miss Sullivan win his sister. Mrs. Wm. Clark, one day ”0’ be 5‘ Stffinfie" in 3 Strange land last week. a? a friend )8 them no welcome her. m ........ A: n q q n“ ‘ p kn {Wehope to bar of their safe arrival. Trustees of U. S. S. No. l. E. N. held a meeting to select. a site for their new school and decided on R Pettigrew’s south fifty. Mr. and Mrs. Hall. of Manitoba. are visiting at Mr. Clark’s. Mrsflall is a sister of Mr. Zenus Clark’s Georgy Henry, of Egremont. vasita in Normanby very frequently. Some attraction for Georgy out. there. Mr. Thos. Cook, of Kingston, After Suf- fering Intensest Pain and Distress of the Heart for Seven Years===ls Cured Almost Miraculously by InAcuwus HEARI , ‘body gave me any hope of permancj Dr. Agnews’ Cure for the Heart : 2““93‘1???ӎhif“:.::§e%‘3n 1:31;; ---A Remedy Which Saves Lures messes?1‘2“;oz°.”:,is"b:cm:; Every Day that Have Been Pro- eud derived great benefit from it.i I concluded to continue, as it prom? 1 ° d _ ised a complete and permanent cure, [0 alme and when I had used six bottles net as vestige of the trouble remained. and although that is a. year and a By Physicians beyond‘and what he considers his almost‘half ago there has never been the miraculous recovery by d” ”d 0' . slightest symptom of a. return of the Human Aid--It is am,“ amigos“ 0‘ mogggg fizdifgzmubh," AA-A;.4A A -‘filn’fi in Half-an- Hour. Miss Ada Abbot. who has been Kingston. Agrit 26, 1899.-â€"Mr. HIS LIFE WAS SAVED. GLE'NROADEN. staying with her aunt, Mm. Clark, for the lasz four or five years, left for Toronto on Wednesday last. We wish her the best of success IIEIKIIUUI, auu avur vvvvv - - knew him. The procession that. fol- lowed his remains to then last rest- ing place, Maplewood Cemetery. showed the esteem in which he was held. He leaves to mo rn his loss a. wife, four sons and four daughters all home with the exception of the eldest. son James who resides at Car- man, Southern Manitoba Mrs. Al- lan and family have the sympathy of the whole community. NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS. The woman who is lovely in face. form and temper will always have friends. but one who would be attac- tive must keep her health. If she is week. sickly and all run down. she will be nervous and irritable, If she has consfipation or kidney trouble. her impure blood will cause pimples. blotches. skin erupt ions and a wretch- ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the best medicine in the world to reg- ulate stomach. liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves. bright eyes. smooth. velvety skin. rich complexion. It will make a good-looking. charming woman of a run-down invalid. Only 50 cents at any Drug Stove. We are pleasvd to $99 that quite a number in our tp. are to be the re- cipients of Fenian Raid Modds for service to our country in 1866. Thanks for lasu week’s complemen- tary Bro. Edward’s. The Morrison family contemplate building a new house on the old homesread. Scotchtown, next sum- mer. and are making preparations. The cold, grippe or influenza. is causing much discomfort among little folks and some older ones 0:) the 22nd ult.. a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. D McMillan. of here. Scorchtown. We were wont to con- gratulate for ’vaas their first son in a. numerous family. but in the same breath we sympathize with the par- ents in their loss as the little strr ngo "er remained with them scarcely a week when it was laid away to rest in the New Cemetery. Recvmly while farmer John and fired man, Mr Alux. Black and a Rudy friend wem returning from Markdala during the time we had the icy reads. the sleigh upset learn ing sleigh box and occupants by way- side. Nothing more carious happens than that. tho horses went on home. Alex. should be careful how he drives over sligpcry places when that par- ticular fair one is with him or the tall and what he considers his almost] miraculous recovery by the aid of! that. good angel of modern medical! scienceâ€" -Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart. He says: “Isufiered seven‘ years from a. very acute form of "heart disease. I experienced great weakness; had smothering sensations; palpitation so badly that one in the [same room could hear the heart. thumps. I had great nervous-new and depression at times, sufiered ex- cruciating shooting uaius. Could not stand the slightesn exertion or lexcitment. I tried remedies recom- ‘meuded to me, and consulted best physicians on my ailments, one no- POMONA. sweet singer. of Dornoch, will be down looking after his interests. As leaves drOp from the trees in autumn so one by one those sturdy sons of toil, our first settlers, are passing away. This week we are called upon to Chronicle the death of Mr. Thos. Anderson, Sn, who passed peacefully away at his home in Glen- c' elg at about hall past 10 o’clock on I Friday morning the 2nd inst.. aged 78 years. 4 monthslessl day. Deceas. ed was born in Duntrieshire. Scot- , land, on Oct. 3rd, 1821. He was ¢‘ married in the land of his nativity, , and found a most worthy .helpmeet , in the person of Miss Divine Brown O’Hara. who together with 6 sons and {our daughters still survive to mourn a parent: loss. One child fdied in infancy and their daughter 'Mgrgaret.' (Mrs. A. Butter.) died on Oct. 18th. 1883, so that the total ‘ number born to them “as twelve. 4 were born in Scotland namely Irving Maggie, John, and George. and 8 in Canada namely. James, Alex., Thos.. Isabella, Mary, Martha, Lavina. and the infant not named. All are mar- ried with the exception of 3 sons. lSome cf the family reside at distant ?points and could nOt possibly arrive tin time {or the funeral. 0f the liv- iing 4 sons reside in Glenelg. l in Michigan and l in Dawson vicinity, while 1 daughter resides in Vancouv- er. B. C., 1 in Calgary, N. W. '1‘.. 1 in 'l‘llsonburg and one in Toronto Mr. Anderson came to Canada in 1852 and for a time worked around George- town. Toronto and Durham before settling on lot ‘19. con. 6, in 1855. Up to about a year ago the departed ’ scarcely knew what it was to be ill, ' out last winter he contracted a ‘ severe cold which settled on his j lungscausing conjestion. The family ' physician then held out little hope , of complete racovery. During the warmer season he was apparently better. but as soon as the cold wenth-n er again approached "his old trouble returned. and proved too much for a man of his years. The funeral ser~ vices were conducted at his late resio . dance to-dav (Monday) by the Rev. “Matheson. of Priceville. after which it the funeral cortege proceeded to Zion ‘ Cemetery where he was interred. k: Those of his iamilr who were able to ‘be present from distant points were M rs. James Mantle and her husband. ,of 'l‘ilsonburg, and Mrs. G. H. Grant, 2 i lof Toronto. ITCHING, BLEEDING FILES . ! Mr. W. G. Phyali. proprietor Bodega Hotel. 36 Wellinfton Street East, Toronto. hays :-~°‘Whiie iving in Chicago I was in ja terrible shape with itching and bleeding , piles, I tried several 0! the best physicians 78nd wad burnt and tortured in various wnyx lby their trentments to no avail. besides {spendingnnnnt of money to no urgrose. 'Since coming to Tut-onto I learn 0 Dr. H'base's Ointment. I used but one box and there not been troubled with piles in any 1 Shape or form aince.” A writer on dancing estimates that 18 waltzes are equal to about 14 miles 0: heel and toe work. And yet. many a. girl who is too frail to walk down into the kitchen can cov- er about 16 miles of ballroom floor per evening. The Poole Publishing Company, Toronto. have in press 3. “LIFE 0? DWIGHT L. MOODY," and they an- nounce that it will be readv to place in the hands of the public during the first week of February. The book will be published in paper and cloth binding. and will contain over twen- ty illustrations. This book is sure to have a. very large circulation. as the price has been so low that the great mass of the people’ may secure 'it. Price. in attractive paper bind ing, 25') cents; cloth 50 cents. post- ! paid. For sale at all bookstores. DURHAM CHRONICLE, You can readily verify this or? any other testimony of the curative powers of Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart, for the commendations for it come spontaneously and unsolicited, and in ninetyonine cases out o! a hundred are given out of the “ful- ness of the heart. ” in being snatched from the snare of so distressing an ailment as heart dzsease in any form. If modern media) niche. bu giv- The Life of Ioody. 0‘... «Orw- Quite 1 number from here attend- ed the Funnel-3' Institute meeting in Holstein on Thursday last and report better instructions on the difierent topics than was given in Durhrm A’sleigh load of 'youth and beauty drove down to the night meeting and had a. most enjoyable time. Tan: Casement, of Feby. lat, is to hand much improved and more than ever esteemed which is saying a good: deal as nearly everyone in this neighborhood is a subscriber to and supporter of the People’s Paper. We congratulate you on your present success and hope your enterprise may be rewarded with a. largely in- creased list of paying subscribers. County Commissicner Jan. Allan spent most of last week in Mount. Forest taking stock and disposing of the store in connection with the Woollen Mills. Mr. Wm. Mathews has sold his 50 acre lot to his brother George (or the sum of $2,500, which is considered a pretty good price, but it is an A. 1. place. We understand Will is think. ing of going to the city, possibly Hamilton. Miss Mary Irvine. who We report- ed last. week as being from George- town. is from Brampton. The young man from whom we get our infor- mation wan not thoroughly posted, but we will hat by the time she goes .away some of them will hove the l correct address. Mr. Jae. McMeekin, we are sorry to any, is again on the sick list. We hape he may soon recover as a con- fined life is not to his liking. Mr. Jas. Tucker. to improve the stock around here purchased a week ago one of B. Parker’s famous herd. Miss Minnie Ball, of Ball’s Cor- ners, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Pollock, but there are others who immensely enjoy her visits. One of the most successful wood bees of the season was held on Fri day last at the home of Mr. Jas. Allan, under the supervision at his son Lorne. . The evening was spent in his spacious home according to the desire of everyone. Those who liked Fort had a room and table for that purpose. Some played Euchre ; Others doubtful of the virtuous character of Kine. Queen, Ace and Jack could take the next table and iassociate themselves with a pack of i“0ld Maids.” or other similar pro- 'ductione although possibly not so linviting. yet harmless and honest: [but the majority indulged in games which required brain and skill. oc- casionally interspersed with music. The company was of this neighbor- hood end a load from Holstein. They enjoyed themselvesso much together that they will wish for another meet- ing soon. There was a eociai gathering at the home of Mr. Geo. Matthews on Fri. day night. Their friends. neighbors end a load from Durham forming the company. The amusements were varied to suit the likings and preju- dices of the large assembly. All re- port. having had a good time. - Messrs. Ben Crittenden tad A. Baird are engaged all their spare time in cutting wood for Mr. E Johnson, who bu the lament amount of wood of any one in this part. Mrs. liillis end her two eons, Adam end Sam. have been spending the past week at Shallow Lake. while those of home kept. up their social fame having on occasional dence and lending a hand to my of their friends doing likewise. Thudoro Girardot. Inspector of Schoois for North Essex died last week n. his home in Sandwich at the ago of seventy-six years. en to tne world a remedy-«4 cureâ€"- that thousands have used and have tested the curative powers of after having sufiered for years. and had been pronounced hapless easeâ€"if. as a last resort, even it has proved such a been. what an amount of suffering would be spared if when the slight- est uneasiness of the heart is experi- enced Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the :Heart were used! It has never fail-1 led to do what it promised, It gives 1relief in the most acute forms of the disease in less than 30 minutes. - It not only stimulates a healthy heart ’action. but it heals the diseased organs, gives vitality. tones the whole system, and it’s not claiming too much to say “ IT ’MOST WORKS MIRACLES. " Dr. Agnew'a tharrhd Powder re- lieves cold in the head in ten minutes CORNER CONCERNS. -it will cure the most acute and disguszing forms 'of Catarrh, no matter how long sanding. Dr. Agnew’a Ointment acts like magic on Itching, Irritating Skin Troubles, such as Eczema; Scam Bead, Suit. Rheum. and will cure Piles in from 3 to 5 nightsâ€" 35 cts. Dr. Agnew’s lie: 1e pilla for Consfi- paticn, Sick Headache and Bilioul- nub-20 etc, for 40 dos“. The Improved Blower Ev person ‘ tone! or catarrl great trouble is u tho desirc-d spot the 01cm disease in This di overcome simpio b' blower. w Ev person who has’ever dab tored or catarrh know: thet the great trouble is to get the remedy to the dairc-d spot where it can heel the aloe-rs and eradicate the disease from the system. This difliculty is entirely overcome by means of a simple but most efl'ective blower. which is to be found in every box of Dr. Chase's Catart'h Cure. By this blower the preparation is sent direct to the diseased parts. and through its mam llous soothing. healinginfluence nllays the inflammation, heals the ulcer: md positively cures catarrh. Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cove is prompt end effective in action. _ ‘It clears the air pu- $333. make; Bredhing free and easy: to. lievee the pressure which causes headache and deafness. stops the ringing in the ears and d‘rogpjngs‘fn file throat, and counter- ...L‘ -- __ j --- -0.‘ wovrr--_a_ __ acts foul breath. "It thorou'ghly and per- manemly eradicate: catarrn from the system. 25c. a'box. blower free. ot all dealt“. Emumsou. Buns 6: 00.. Toronto. REDFORD-In Dm ham. on Sundav. Feb. 4, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Redfgrfi. a daughter. MOGILLIVRAYuAt Glenroaden on Tuesday Jan. 30. Katie Margaret. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McGillivray. age 7 months and 16 days. Given Free with every box of Dr. Chuo'u enurrh Cure, is tho most effective ap- pliance our 6:3de to reach the roots 0! BORN. DIED. T. MORAN. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY, shoes made for all kinds of diseased :r deformed feet. A CALL SOLICITED. Mill Streetâ€"In Rear of Calder’s Ijlock. SAW LOGS WANTED Will pay the following prices for Saw Logs delivered at. G. Wil- son’s Mill, Egremom. MAPLE $10. 00 $8. 00 86.00 BIRCH 10. 00 8.00 6 00 SOFT ELM 10 00 8 00 6.00 BASSWOOD 10 00 8.00 6.00 BEECH 8. 00 6.00 5.00 BLACK ASH 12 00 9.00 6.00 PINE cut 14ft. 1‘2. 00 9 00 6.00 CEDAR. 7. 00 6.00 5.00 SPRUCE 8. 00 cut 1 ft. vuv--â€"' SPRUCE 800 cut. 14 n. H HEMLOCK $5 to $7 accord’g to lens. TAMARAC 5’50 7 “ Logs will be classed according to qunmy and size. and to be cut. as much as possible, 12 ft. long, allow- ing three inches. General Blacksmith. The Durham Furniture Co. mam mum 00.. Lower Town. Durham