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comfortable t heavier if bbers. The pest in the our stock 0! and Chil- p from the 3i. g and '0" made new“ to get clot)" In prepared t0 :98! selection! to make up ind \Vrlppot. time comes and see our Moleskin and tc., Etc. argest nt of single PISS, as well .e very beg: lass mpames. d to disc“! the conilll lutation '0' ING promptly ARRIS , ONT. shipment (f is from tho . Brockville. STON, \M St. Brill.- NT. \uth bt’ wa. McEachern is busy {noving .\. MrL'amig’s old barn t9 h]? 0WD farm where he will re-bmld at next. :llllllllel'. itt'L'UHDC of the venerable gentleman’s life and death, we will not say any- thing further. )lias BIL-Canoe], who is teaching in an'mnnby, is home for her holidays. Miss Sarah McIntyre had alarge quilting bee Saturday last. It 100k! 12k» business of some kind in the like new Hm Sun“? has now gone and our romls un- very muddy. 'l'hw days are fine and clear with coo; aunl {rusty niyhts. .~ are busy in the sugar bush munu; syrup, while others are preâ€" p.t1'1!1_:f.»x'.~p1'illg and summer by way U? gc-ffllt; their wood Split. Some aw ‘Hmpluinlng ol the scarcity of mil.- fwd. but as summer is not far away. all will make out. The Suns of Scotland presented Mr. Ihugal‘l Currie with a beautiful Mem- ormm ui his late sou, Donald Currie, 'l‘em'm-r. Mr. Currie received a rhwim‘ for $1,000 lately as insurance on his son's life in the S. 0. 8. Society. A number from this place attended the funeral of the late Donald Mc- Kiunou, of Bunessan. As we expect the Buuessau correspondent Will give (3);.3-"mng fairly well. him be H mu 9 time before he is around agnin. \\. H; nu bells will Soon he ringing in may burg. Next “cell we will give . uhiw to share In ally-ulna ‘ ;.ul.lt;ll.»le and digestablo be it of ur potatoes. - â€" \‘Um. Thompson, of Leeds. i8 " ‘ ".1; his brother, 3112.789. Thomp- > I. this place. 7-»? w Hannah Bell visited with her 5531'. .‘dr'a‘. McDiarmid. 0f thi. place. {31‘ a few weeks lately, and left for \\ ATKPTU.“ a few days ago. A number of our young folk. lt- Wffl the singing class of Professor \\ m Ramage at Ebenezer. We be!” Mr. Ramage will establish I aim It 0'4? solwool, here, as it would he l K001 thing for all young 9‘09“ ‘0 -"~' YhP rudiments of music til“!- Rail'uue is a thorough master in lb“ “\le XcDiarmid has all the ma- ?” “1 f‘” '0 PM stone stubling under ...~ in“ no-xr summer- Mr Farquhar McKinncn. Who r“ Sideti in Mr. Hinck’s Vuant house. moved to Yeovil lust week whore be 1‘“ wcured a situation Wi'h M'- BM of my place. for tho new at a good salgry. Dan McDonald (curly) has been laid UP for the past week with infl9m~ mflion of the lungs. but will soon be {ble to be around uguin u be is get. ““2 better. _’ ;\ T Professor Kemp, pbrelgologiét. is H .xture er of our young men left . ; :nts of the country, mak- His more valuable to run the ' Maxine-SS during the spring. '\\!lillll)]C1{ae and family from 41w. tented Mr. \IcArthur’s it mile east of this place for a .M us “e welcome Mr. :le family to our neighbor- 11;: \N McCuaig moved his old to his new barn. It. took days to do the work. TOP CLIFF. particulurize one person rx‘. who indulges in all I. for we are (thank good- )l." to share in anything e- 'l‘raverston writer tells mun “ho is able to eat section of the country. HAP “t'V. .HHEH‘S'IH. (f I'I'il'f‘ViHu. (itilidllC:H-';I 'th .‘f‘l'Vil'W HI ”I" Lunar. V the Rev. J'mqlzhms-on at the gray» Mr Nh'iiitm-n was on» of (anvlgb Cetllic>t SCYFIHIS. lice ulld his wife and a (maple of childred came Out from Scmimnl ahom fifty-one yems ago and Settlrd live or six years. Into New on the farm whme he died. He always an industrious. kind- szvver ready to give share a meal 3 was {hearted man ; Eu Neighbor 3 lift. and fwith a passing: stranger. He was a. member of the Presbyterian church. iHis wife and several children died at :difl'erent times before him. He leaves ‘five children to mourn his less: Archie and Dougald. who lave out. West ; John in the Manitoulin Is- '.la.nds; Denald on the 0ch homes'ead; 'and Kate. who is murried to Mr. H. iMcKiunou. Deer Priceville. )II. A. C. Beuon has pal-chased a Fall wheat, hasn’t a very good ap- pearance yet, but may he better than we expect when the warm weather comes. Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any medicme in the civiliZed world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers never thought of us- ing anything else for Indigestion or Bilioueness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicit- is, Nervous Pi-ostration or Heart Failure. etc. l‘liey used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food. regulate the action of the liver, stim- ulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and had with headaches and Other aches You on- lv med a few doses of Green’s Aug..- ust Flower, in liquid form, to make .\lI'. Rodger McElerII has all ”It: lumber lIIIIIIe lo!“ a new frame bun. He intends to build Some time in {be near future. Nobody starlml to plow yut The rous qmu hand for the first time OI) Friday night, MaIclI 20th. It, is likely they will be stopped three times yvt bwfore may comes. in this lncality for the last three wm‘kd. Evo-nhody knows what’s in their head without his aid, but it. is from 25c. tn 82.00 a head he’s after. asuell as telling ail 'he gnod and had qualities in the l.!P!".~On applying to him. \ ou satisfied them is homing eeIious the matter wi'h you. You can get. Dr G. G. GreeIns’ reliable Iemeuies at Darling’s Drug Store. On March eighteenth. their (lied Mr Donald McKinnon. Sr., at the used old ago! of (“$7. I)P.(Jt."dbed had Lean more or lass of an invalid for a number of years, Inn-um bren Mind for much of the lime, and his end \\ as not um-Xpecteol. Hi.- Inst sicknrss li'Stt‘d “I”. n “Vek. 'FhQP [Ullt’rfll ‘00}; Have on vhe ninmecmh to Durham: ceme'ery and “as largeiy attended; 11w Irv. Math-511:1). of Priveville. (:uhductils: the srl'vime at the! house. the Rev. 1":uquhmsmn at the grav» - f‘il | 9 “DAY and NIGHT” AGHES Kidney all“ “IV“ ' ' """ - ‘ Mr. Wm. Greenwood brought home Wt grind of "I. a new mower. the day of the big de- .’ “ck-Sch. ”0th“ livery. and Mr. Albert MéNally a cunt! by South Amorl- seed drill. um-.. nunâ€"It n0”! Mrs. M. McClocinn, who has been BUN ESSAN. v r- 0.. Orâ€" Miss Maggie Beaton remained but a short “bile in Toronto. She is now chief assistant in a millinery actahlishmenz in Cannington. east of Toronto. We also extend our heartiest con- gratulations to Miss Jessie A. Benton cf the North Line. who is to be mar- ried this Wednesday. That “ Mrs. Pat." will give us a complete account of the wedding. \Ve learn that Miss Mary McArthur daughter of Mr. Chas. McArthur was married Ins: week. We are not. in possession of the particulars. but ex- tend our congratulations anyway. Mr. Willie Scott. of Priceville, is re-engaged this summer (11 the Ritchie farm. \liss Mary Brown lpaves fur Ham- ilton upxt wevk for the summer. fine Bell urgan from agent McKinnou of Durham. Mrs. Leslie, of Mount Forest. is visiting her mother, Mrs. McInuis, who is seaiously ill at. present. We were misinformed about Sam Lawrence Luyinghis brother George's place Sam has rented a farm on the north line from A. C. Beaton. We may have to mention Sam later. Mr. Joseph Boyle’s family of seven are all down with the whooping cough. It is bad enough to have seven of a family, but when they are all sick it is worse. Hope they will get better as the weather gets warmer Some have started pIOUghing and it goes all right. .‘d r. S. Scott purchased a fine mare from Mr. W. Watts for the Ritchie farm. Mr. 311:1 Mrs, T. Sowerby intend setting up housekeeping for them- selves this week. It is nice to have a little corner to call one4 own. Mr. Welsh, the assessor, has been going his rounds again, and is giving satisfaction in general. cf erysipelas in his face, is improving nicely and will soon be round again. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson, of South Beminck, were out on a visit to the Fear: families. the beginning of the week. Masxer Johnny Priel, who has been under the Dr’s. care for the last few days. sufl'ering from a severe attack Miss Nelly McNally left home last week for Grand Rapids, Michigan " Nellie ” is a likable lassie. Mr. Bert Cook is home from Toron- to Medical College for the Easter holidays. He is doing well down there and will soon have his third year completed. Zionites are to have an excellent concert of “Old Favorites ” on Thurs- day evening. April 3rd. Dear old songs, ballads. poems. etc., are to be given. If you desire to renew tender old memories come along. Silver collection in behalf of League funds. Mrs. M. McClocklin. who has been at Fiesberton for some weeks, re- turned to the old home on the 4th last week. Some prolific litters of pigs have occurred out this way, lately. Mr. Will Edward had a saw which gave birth to fifteen. Mr. Jim Nelsan one that. had seventeen and 3...]. Davis one that bad nineteen grunters Quite a Squabbiing squad. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1902. 'l'RAVERSTON GLASCOTT. The mon'hly meeting of Prince Arthur Lodge A. F. A. .\I.. on Fri- day evening last. was one of special interest. Two candidates were init- iated into the mysteries of the Order and at the conclusion of busineas an enjoyable season was spent. at the refreshment table. A moving pictures exhibition waa given by a travelling company in the Town Hall here on Saturday awning last. There wasa good sized autii ence and, we understand, the pict- ures were very good. Mr. S. Damude, of Toronto was in town on Saturday last. Mrs. J. \V. Henderson. of Toronto, is visiting relatives in this place and vicinity. Miss Kate Bellamy is visiting her sister at Proton. Mr. Oscar Phillips. who has been the past year 111 the employ of Mr. D. Mc’l‘avish left on Monday to take a situation with Mr. Chas. Pedlar, Nip- pawa. Man. Miss Aggie Gibson left for Toronto on Monday. The eight year old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Besttie. Toronto Line, was four weeks ago seized with erysipelas in the leg, which deepite the most careful medical attendance. developed so viruleutly that in order to save the girl's life, amputation of the limb above the lane was found necosmry. On Saturday last. Drs. Middlehro’, of Own) Sound, and Cu- ter, of this place. performed the Oper- ation succeszully. Mr. and Mrs. Beattie have the evmpathy of many friends in the calamity that has be- fallen their little (laughter. Mr. John Heard spent last week in Ti unto visiting his mother who is in St. John's Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Heard. we are pleased to learn, is making some improvement in health. At the close of the Sabbath School in the Presbyterian church on Sab- bath afternoon last, the Superintendo em. Mr. Jas. Falstead. in behalf of the School. presented Mr. A. M. Gib- son, who has been a. worker in the School for seventeen years, and who is about to leave this place. with a beautifully morocco bound Teacher’s Bible. Mr. Gibson made a suitable reply. warmly thanking the Sabbath School for their highly appreciated token of esteem. The congregation suflers a further loss by the removal of Mr. and Mrs. James Dyce. from Ceylon. to their farm in Proton. Mrs. Dyce has been. for some time. a valuable teacher in the Sabbath School and an energetic President for the Ladies’ Aid Society. Rev. M. M. Bethune, who assisted at the union evangelistic meetings. here, the past three weeks, had to leave on Saturday last to fill an en- gagement in Barrie. The meetings are continued this week in the Meth- ou‘ist church by the pastor of the congregation Messrs John and Alex. McTavish, of Petoskey. Mich., visited their brother. Mr. D. Mc'l‘avish, here, last week and were accompanied byhim to their home at Mount. Forest for a few days. Mr. \V. H. Allen. east. back line, who disposed of his farm last fall. had a successful auction sale of his stock and implements on Friday last. Mr. R. J. Sproule wielded the ham- mer. Mr. Thos. Caldwell, who left for the West some time ago with a CM lead of horses, arrived home recently looking hale and hearty. County Commissinuers Allan and Schenk with a number of others, as- sembled to let. the contract of build- ing a bridge at Dodd's mills on the Garafraxa Road. Mr. Patrick Haley, who is a practical bridge builder. sc- oured the job. Mr. Cornish’s sale of stock and im- plements was a su’ccess. He intends going Wesc. The trustees of Unit-ii S S. have neglected to put in their usual supply of wood. Miss Victoria Carmont left Orchard on Momlay, 24th inst., to fill a good position in Chicago. Some of the young men will be sorry. It is reported that the Grits have taken the office of post master from W. T. Petrie, who was a very ex- cellent and competent official. he- canse of his political leanings. Mr Petrie went to u lot of trouble and expense in erecting a new brick building for at poet office. and there are at number of ratepapers. compris- ing both parties. who ate verv indig~ nunt OVer the matter. It is declared the present candidate will lose votes over the sfiair. The roads are drying up and many farmers are preparing for the Spring work. ‘u I wvuuolnun "W...----- .â€" -_- bleeding. itching and ulcerating Piles. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Said-had. Ring-worm. Eczema, Itch. Skin Blotcha, Pimpla. Chronic Erysipelas. Liver Spots. Dr. Agnew's Ointment is specially emancious as n Pile cure. Apply it before retit- ingfocfrotn3tosnights and a cureimusured. A. afloatlonzontrélc the flamiâ€" a. few applications cure. A THOUSAND ,PITIES Sold by Maciarlane .5; Co. Dun-bun. FLESHERTON . ORCHARD M‘CON WE AIM to secure your con- fidence, and our prices are calculated to make us good marksman. 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