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I. well known to be constipation thick on be nvoidod it Dr. Hamil- ton’l Pill. of Inndnko nnd Butternut no need occuionnlly. Uneqndled in the hunt next snmmor. “SIâ€"rt Biroh’l contribution _ _to th_o~ question We in the vicinity. This would ”or to the locetion of St. Jean II MIN-d by the Reletions. The may it on the Honeys-emu eide. I“ ht he. the town line of Ueprey .d Netteweuge. This locetioa ep- 0 not to have been discovered rue awoken let 8:. Jun, wto have been endeevoring to locete it further west in Osprey. If time per- .iu. The Advance may teke 3 hand 1 _. __'â€"' to timely ud vduablo.â€"Fleaberto; Advance. Blue Mountains seem to have been lined in former days with Indian villages of greater or less importance. Remains of these places have been discovered at probably a dozen difier- ent places along the Nattawasaga and Collingwood escarpment, and topOgraphical similarity makes it dificnlt to say that this, that, or the other is the site which is being sought. Mr. Birch is probably more nearly correct in his surmise than the other guesaere. A short- distance gonth of Glen Huron an Indian til-3 Inge at one time existed. We are not sure that the actual site of this village has been discovered, but a large ossnary was uncovered there years ago which denoted an Indian The Ontario ArchaeIOgical Report for 1903 is to hand and proves to be one of the most interesting of the series, In it we notice an article by Mr. Fred Birch, of Wodehouse. charmingly written. dealing with the possible location of the Indian vil- lage. St. Mathias, or Ekarenniondi (Standing Rock) mentioned in the Jesuit Relations. Mr. Birch made an endeavor to locate it and thinks that he has found it at the caves west of Collingwood. In this he i3} opposed to Father Jones. who. in a} {ormer report located the Standing} J. P. and charged with arson. one of the most serious crimes in the crim- inal code. The trial tool: place the lame alternoon at Kinloss. County Attorney Dixon. who had been tele- graphed for conducted the case in be- half of the Crown. Several witnes- ses were examined. and the substance 0! their evidence is given above. There was no defence. and Hayes was committed to stand his trial. He was conveyed to jail the same day. He is a big strapping fellow. weighing 200 lbs. or more, and would be an ugly customer to tackle. The impression among his neighbors is that he is a .little 0! his balance, and is a fit sub ject {or the asylum. We understand that he will be tried summarily by Judge Barrett.-â€"Walkerton Tele- scope. her noticed that this barn was on fire, and at once proceeded to give the alarm. By the time, however, that the Stanleys and others reached the scene of the fire, the roof had fallen in and the building was a seething mass of Game. To save any of the con- tents was consequently impossible, and in addition to this a quantity of hay, straw. two wagons. a mower, a buggy,and orher contents which were destroyed, a lot of live stock perished. Thisostock consisted of 16 head of cattle, 3 h rsss, ll pigs. and 16 sheep. "Who set the barn on fire?” That was the question which occurred to the mind of every man on the ground for that the fire was the work of an incendiary was beyond all doubt. As soon as there was sufficient daylight a search was made for tracks. and they were not long in finding them. ‘ There were tracks to the barn. and tracks away from the barn. The ad- joining farm is owned by Richard Hayes. The tracks leading to the Btanley barn had come from Hayes’ premises. Some of those present then took up the tracks leading away from the barn and followed them across fields for a distance of five miles. When within a few rods of the Durham Road. they saw Richardl Bayes ahead of them. and the con- clnsion they came to was that he was the incendiary. On striking the Durham Road he started in the direc- tion of Riversdale. Constable J. H. Armstrong was soon in hot pursuit and came up to his man within a few rods of Riversdale. When Hayes saw Armstrong, he turned back and got into the rig with him. Later on he submitted quietly to arrest. Then he gas taken before Alexander Symon tho staunch. livir md Sowola. .93], D1. Milton’s Pilll. price The young man. however. lives for the most part a: home. welking heck 3nd forth to do the chores. There 'u a large [rune born on this farm. the now» full of hay and groin, and the Ilablrs lull of cattle. hone. end Iheep On Friday morning lest be- tween {our and five o’clock n neigh William Sunney is one of the most may and high] y respected fer-mere in the township of Kinloos. He owns seven] hundred acres of prime had, situated close by the 1m]; vil- h‘e u! Kinlough. end about five mile item the vilege o! Kinloee. otherwise known “the Block Horse A mile at so from the homestead in e farm owned by his son. James Sunley. Omen“ ofAnunia Charged with Inmdiatinn. Relic Human. On or about Thursday. April 14th, the Bachelor Maids and Unappro; riated spinstere of the Village of Markdale will meet in grand con- vention in the concert ball. This convention and solemn conclave is called for the purpose of sternly np- holding the rights and principles of the sisterhood. A full attendance of manageable men is requested. No curtain lectures. Fun from etart to finish. Remember the day and the date. Fnll particulate later. A Hope Bandon, Ye Who Enter Here. May be imitated. but beauty is more than skin deepâ€"it is hidden in the blood. Eliminate the poisonous products of indigestion by Ferrozone and complexion rapidly improves. Increase the red coloring matter in the blood, give it more nutrition and more red cells, do this and cosmetics won’t be needed. Give up cosmetics they wither too quickly. Use Ferro- zone and have your complexxon firm- ly established. There isn’t a. place of blotched skin. poor complexion or lack of color that can’t be quickly re- medied by Ferrozone. Try it. Price 50c. 9' A Miss Sutherland of the state of f . Delaware sued her paStor for breach 3 ! of promise and was awarded a verdict - l of $1500. The plaintifl’ was 20 and s, the fickle pastor of Cabin Hillcongre- e l gation was 10 years older. That he . was at one time a laving pastor. at , least towards one of his members, is t evident from the gushing letters he 7 i sent his afl‘ianced, and which were a readin court. These letters breathed l the most passionate love, as the fol- . lowing extracts show: Here is agood- 1 night kiss. and my-prayer is that Godi I will keep my darling safely. God r' has been very good to me in giving . me the sweetest little woman in all I the world. I wonder if the people of Cabin Hill think that their preacher loves to kiss pink cheeks and rosy lips? Unless God interferes, and I don’t think He will, we soon will be man and wife. No, my darling, I have my faults, but I don’t think un- speakable softness is one of them, al- though 1 confess when I am with my darling, I am a little soft. My little girl must stop writing after she has her night gown on, for I fear she will take a cold. I can hardly wait until I see my darling at close quarters ‘ and have a goo-goo-gootime. I can scarcely wait till I hold my sweet I bride in my arms mine. mine. mine. Here is a goodnight kiss to the dear- est. sweetest little girl on two feet. ‘ In one of the letters he spoke of her writing him that she was going to start a duck farm, and advising her ' not to embark in the venture, re- minding her that she was his little duckling. and if she was where he could hug her, he would make her quack. quack. quack. « The years so quickly pnu "my, They tarry but a moment here; Lubes genre ye for the fny; Renew r it in now 1. you. This hot before yo my not, Loot ye form; Mnforgot. LEAP YEAR A. D. MDCCCCIV. The giddy flirts have had their day, Their tete-e-tetee and rot: mote; They must deport to c ear t e my For earnest girls who will propose. Go warn the sill? [my eoquette. Len she forget. est ehe forget. Ye hechelors who take your use. Whoee hearts to Cupid e arrows tear, Down ntlemen. upon your knees, Su or to your conqueror. fair. Seen well each house that is "to let,” Ye curt toner. ye on‘t format. Whoa Marts edit-in“; 3653: chowdâ€" th noon to mookly how the head At any lord] creature’s word; ' Lgdioo, t era‘s bum in Gilead yet! Do not. fox-tot 2 Do not fnnn-t' 1.351%» yho have a will to wed- You can’t spend 500. to a better advantage than on a box of Ferrozone and the sooner you get Ferrozone the sooner you get well. Don’t accept a substitute, but assist on your drug- giet supplying the genuine, Ferro- zone, which sell for 50c. a box. or six boxes for $2.50. By mail from the Ferrozone Company, Kingston, Ont. "After my baby was born. I was left in a weak sickly condition, total ly unfit for a mother’s household duties, I somehow did not gain strength, althoughI took malt ex- tracts and tonics all the time. Alady friend recommended ' Ferrozone, which I used with splendid results. The first box helped quite a little, and when I had taken six boxes my former health, ruddy cheeks, and good spirits. were fully restored.”â€" Mrs. Newlands, Swansea. Ferrozone will make vou strong and capable of doihg a heavy day’s work without fatigue. It is a mar- vellous remedy. and does marvellous things, as the following testimonial proves: Energy, Snap md Ambition Gonoâ€" Yon Need a Bracing Tonic to Ironizo the Blood. Try FAGGED OUT, Do not' forgot. ' Do not forget Rich Color and Soft Skin errozone. He Wasn’t Soft. â€"Hurkdde Sundu'd. H...» DEPRESSED -â€"'vâ€"wv~ w _â€"â€"-vâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"' wâ€" I‘- â€"â€"-v .- m- “w- edneede tron heel emcee. Home and when neeeeeery. Ram heloee eeltoeddneeed envelope. Colonial. 582 Den-hon 8t, Chimp ~ “â€"Vâ€"w â€"vâ€"-v '. w..- M "'“iiifiiihglméehry' 321.00 weekly with expeneee “damn, all pa able in cash direct even) “(due-931113,. “some“ _ane and WANTED-SEVERALPERSONS 0F CHAR- ecter and good reputation in each state. one in this eonnty aired, to repreeent end edvertiee old eqxqblie wedtlgl busing-e, house of eolid WANTEDâ€"SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS persons in each state to travelfor house established eleven years and With a large capital. to call u n merchants and agents for successful an profiable lines. Perman- ent enga euent. Weekly cash salar} ”f 824 and al travelling expenses anu hotel bills advanced each week. Experience not essential. Mention references and enclose self-add reused envelope. THE NATIONAL 882, Dearborn St. Chicago. agents. Local territory. smug .(D per \yeek wnth expenses additional. pay- able 1n cash each week. Honey form advanced. Puition permanent. Butte“ sneeessml and ranking. Standard Home, 330 Dearborn St... Gawainâ€"1%! WANTEDâ€"FAITHFUL PERSON TO travel for well ambushed homo in s few counties, gammy ‘ on_retail mgrghnhqu WANTEDâ€"FAITHFUL PERSON TO call on retail trade and agents for manu- facturing house having well established business; local territory; straight salary :20 paid weekly and expense money advanced; previous experience unnecessary; sition permanent; business successful. nclose self-addressed envelope. Su rintendent Travellers. 605 Manon Bldg. hicago. C. SMITH 6: SONS DURHAM FOUNDRY 25c. _â€"vâ€"-a.-w-o VI. UHUUUU’ “ I never use any other remedy but Nerviline and find it serves as a gen- eral household liniment best of all. Children’s colds and inflammatory pains are quickly cured by Nerviline. and its action on colds, coughs and sore throat is unequalled by anything I ever used. Nerviline is both pow- eriul, pleasant and reliable.” Every mother should use Nerviline. Price On the cheat and relieves that tight feeling and hard cough like Nerviline ygites E. P. Renshall of Sutton, “Now” said she, raising indignantly, “I am assured by those who know that you do all these things. and it is rather absurd for you to expect all the virtues in me, while you do not possess any yourself. I can never be your wife.” Then she bowed him out. A certain young society man de- cided to propose to a Christain girl. He felt that he was conferring no ,little honour upon her, and was con- fident of a favorable answer. He cautiously prefaced his declaration, however, with a few questions; for he had no intention of “ throwing himself away.” Did she love him well enough to live in a cottage with him? Was she a good cook? Did she think it a Wife’s duty to make a home happy? Would she consult his tastes and wishes concerning her as- sociates and pursuites in life? Was she economical ? Could she make her own clothes? etc. The young lady said that before she answered his questions she would assure him of some negative virtures she possessed. She never drank, smoked. or chewed; tailor; never stayed out at ights playing billiards; never loung d on the street corners and ogled giddy giddy girls; never ”stoodin” with the boys for cigars or wine suppers. Bring back our picnics with spiders and ants. Bring back our dog days and good linen pants, Give us mosquitoes and give us the flies. ‘ But turn on the heat before everyone dies. walks, We are so weary of snow and of ice, Winds out of Hades'would go very nice. - Weary of feeding a furnace that balka, Weary__of shovelling snow 06 the summer den. Keep your hot whiskey and send lager beer. in thy flight. GIVO on July again just for to-night; Chap out. the blizzarda and bring Castings of all kinds made to order. Saws gummed and fitted. Repairing promptly attended to. Backward, turn backward. oh Time Steam and Gas Piping and Fit tings. Biss'ell Disc Harrows and Land Rollers. Domestic Sewing Machines. McCormick Binders, Mowers and Rakes. Dealers in and Manufacturers of Harvesting Machinery and farm- ing implements of all kinds. ENothing Loosen: Up Colds. A Longing for Summer. She Bowed Him Ont. ..O *1 Everything must be sold as the Proprietor hes rented his farm. THOS. MOCOMB. Proprietor. 2 HUGE MACKAY, Auctioneer. TERMS:â€"â€"Hny. turnipsnnd pota- toes and all sums of $5.00 and un. der. cash; over that amount 12 months’ credit will be given on ap- proved joint notes. 4°/° discount will be allowed for cosh in lieu of notes. \-_ -â€"_.’ I 1 â€" wvv II u-meIVUD , 2 neck yokes; 2 sets don le harness, one nearly new; 2 sets single her. one nearly new; collars and hnmes; 1 cutting box; 1 stone boat; ‘9. quan- tity of hny. turnips and potatoes; cow chains, logging chains. shovels, hoes nnd other nrticles. Also 1 two- year-old Shorthorn Bull. (registered) Housmanâ€"6 chairs; 1 cooking stove; 2 parlor stoves. 1 more 6 years old ; 1 horse 5 years old; 1 mare colt; 1 horse colt; 2 cows supposed to be in calf; 3 cows newly calved; 2 yearling heifers; l3 twooyear-old steers; 2 calves; 4 ‘ ewes supposed to be in lamb; 1 Nox- on binder in good condition; 1 Tor. onto m’ower; 1 Massey-Harris drill; 2 hay rakes; 1 scuffler;2 wagons, one nearly new; 1 buggy. nearly new; 1 road cart; 1 cutter, nearly new; 1 buggy pole and neck yoke; 1 pair bobsleighs; 1 land roller; 1 pair iron barrows; l plough; 1 tur- nip seeder; 1 iron track and ropes; 1 Massey-Harris pulper; 1 fanning mill (McKay); 1 set Whifletreesfl Wednesday, April 6, 1904, The undersigned Auctioneer has been authorized to sell by Public Auction at Lots 14 and 15. Con. 1, S. D. R., Glenelg. on Farm Stock, Implements and Household Furniture. JOHN COLLINSON, HUGH MACKAY. Proprietor. Auctioneer. Everything must go as the farm is sold and possession given this Spring. All sums of $5 00 and under, cash; over that amount 10 months’ credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes 4°/ discount. allowed for cash in lieu of notes. Sale to begin at 1.30 O’clock, shat}: 1 mare 7 years old; 1 filly rising 2 years; 1 horse rising 3 years; 1 horse 9years old; 4 cows supposed in calf; 3 heifers rising 2 years; 4 steers rising 2 years; 5 steer calves; 4heifer calves; 25 ewes supposed in lamb;l Leicester ram; 1 seed drill: 1 long plow; 1 two furrow plow; 1 disc barrow; 1 sulky rake; 1 truck wagon; 1 democrat; 1 sett bob sleighs; 1 saw machine Tot- man; 2 sort double harness; 1 creami separator (good as new); whifiletreesl neckyoke etc. A lot of good furni- ture. bedsteads and cupboards etc. The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed to sell by Public Auction at Lot 44. Con. ‘2, W. G. R., near Aberdeen, on . FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS W. H. RYAN, AYI‘ON. ONT. Ayton. March 21, 1904. 3w. THE undersigned will rent for a term of five years a desirable farm known as the Colin Blyth Estate, containing 475 acres. situ- ated in the 3rd Concession, Township of Normanby, lately occupied by Mr. John Cornish. There are suitable buildings erected thereon. Water is supplied to house and ham by by- draulic power. SALE AT ONE O’cnocx, SHARP. Auction Sale ! FRIDAY, APRIL Int, 1904, Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets FARM FOR SALE. CREDIT AUCTION SALE ! .â€"..OI.‘ .â€" LEEMESG, ”ELIE .1 (30.. I‘ll Notre Dame 8L, Montreal. Canada- Age-u Canaan“ i4 a hug established anvl sfavndard remedy for the divans indicut cures balance the air nmdrrL-J strungw antiseptc 1.4 carried over the diwaled I of tne bronchial tubes mth every men-h. giving prolonged and constant tw Those 0! aconsumptive tendency. ur suflerers from chronic bronchitis, find inu relief from coughs or Rxflamod conditions of the thmt. Descriptive booklet free. THE FOLLOWING : THE FOLLOWING 1 F I RST-CL A SS CREDIT TERMS: Whooping Cough, Group Bronchitis, Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria CHESOLENE IS A BOON TO ASTHMATICS dissolved in the month are effective and “to (or coughs and irritation of the throat. Wutchmakor. J oweller Pins, Breaches, Cuff Buttons, Rings, Chains, Watches and many Silver and Cut Glass novelties. Now for SNAPS. sm'ndard remedy for the disuse- indiuted. It 7: antiseptc 15 carried over the (listened sum .--eat-h. giving prolonged and constant. tmunent. uflcgers from cbrgpnic bronchitig pm! immedisto The undersigned having been restored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a severe lung afl'ection, and that dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make known to his fellow sufierers the means of cure. To those who desire it. he will cheerfully send. fr ot charge. a copy of the prescription used, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption. Asthma. Chatarrh. Bronchitis and all throat and lung l'laladies. He hepes all sufierers will try his remedy. as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing. and may rove a blessin 1'. will please address. Rev. EDWARD A. WIL56 TORONTO, Stock true to neme and free from San Jose Scale, A permanent posit-ion for the right man on either salary or commission. IN Faun Tans. SXALL an'rs. Ouamna, Snnvns, Rosita, Virus, Sum Pourou, Em. .. -v' v“ I‘aUJD “It-A Nautilus " in the Town of DURHAM and surrounding country. and take orders The Agent, â€"â€"_‘â€"â€" IMassey-Hanis Showmums Singer Sewing Machines and Oxford Cream Separator‘s. London, \Voodstock Clinton Organs. Cutters, Robes and Horse Blankets. "c a box. All. BRIEF-SIS“ ”C Farmers Who are thinking of buying a separator. see the OX- FORD and you will have no other. JUHN LIVINGSTON ‘ 866 our stock Stone 6: Wellington FONTHILL NURSERIES OVER 8(1) ACRES But NOT found foolish are those that trade with us. are within the range of mod- est incomec. Uur Hardy Specialties T0 CONSUMPTIVES. A few left which must be cleared out before Xmas. FULL STOCK OF WANTED ygprgoent “_CANADA’B Gnlu'm A LSO â€" Durham. Ont. people need :8. Call and Opticign. ONTARIO. tor l_la mm ABTIES REQUIRING sum. also should all now and get than any while the snow in on. Chen}: 212 ACRES NEAR~ WILDER’S Luke. Two bum. stone stables with cemeyt “.90"? good hpuse. well warm-ad L‘__ I. 1UU Frame buildings, 330;], first-classland. 33.400. 150 ACRES NEAR DORNOCH Frame buildings. m“: “-01.“; March lâ€"tf "1 . u miles north of Prioeville. Farm in first class condition. Good buildings with running stream convenient to the barn. For further pnrticulus npply to DUGALD D. MCLACHLAN. Jan. 28â€"tf. Priceville P. 0. V‘l-vv‘ .l. Bulls. Heifers and Cowgwi‘grms am be arranged. VERSCHOYLE amp.) at head of herd. H.PAEKIK. ‘.-_-_l_ C A! For Sale. PURE BRED DURHAMS. YOUNG I‘UIIS. Heifers 1nd ()OMHI- 1‘nrn1e a-nn August 3rd.â€"tt’. Also lots 3 1nd 4. Kincardino Street west, containing 1 acre. No buildings. This property will be sold on block or sepnrnte to suit purchases. Owner swing west. For terms apply to C. ELVIDGE, Durhnm. u on which there is a good solid Brlck House $31!). 7 room; Barn and Q acre of lend ; good well and young orchard ; good stone basement to barn. D elg. containing 1m acres, about 70 cleared and 25 acres of good hardwood bush and five acres of good cedar. The farm is well watered by a never failinv spring creek and a well, fairly well fenced: in good state of cultivation. lit for farm ma- chiner . Convenient to church and school, five mi as from Durham. Terms to suit the purchaser. For further particulars apply to A. H. BURNETT, Aug. lbth.â€"-tf. llopeville P. O. 1 of Snddler street in the Town of Our. hnm. in the county of Grey, containing 4 acres more or less. For term: and particu- nrs apply to J. P. Tnu‘onn, Dec. 2.â€"tf. Vendor’s Solicitor. Durham. ARK LOT NUMBER 13 NORTH of Saddler street in the Town of Dur- HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR Salealarge number of Cinderilla Nov. 25thâ€"tf. .1. Sales large number of Cinderilla, Cambridge Ind Yorkslnires. which he will ship topnrchasers many point. For fur- ther particulars apply to. July 10th. ISXJI. A HOUSE AND LOT ON QUEEN Street. the property of Mrs. J. L. Browne. The house contains 12 rooms coveniently situated. and quite new. Will nuke an excellent bonding house. For pnrticulnrs npply to l) 4 and 5. Con. 2. W. G. R.. N armanby. Also part of second division of Lot 3, Con. l. Normanby. containing in all about. 110 acres 90 acres cleared. 20 acres of mixed bush land, log house. good frame barn. well fenced. well watered with springs and run- mn brooks. in ood state of cultivation. tit or all kinds 0 agricultural machine! '. gonvenient to church, school agd ml! I}. Easy terms. A“ good éfiibee 'for quick purchaser. For further partneulure apply to T. R. WHELAN Durham P. 0.. or the Proprietor W. R. ROIBOUGH. 254 Burden Street. Toronto, Ont. V' ED on North side of Lon: ton Street. first pluco outside town of Duran; nu. every- _thing to ting-class! shops, good now brick 7 " good bank bernJIi "acres first‘clue land. are orchard set out lest spring. A first ch55 place for say body. Apply to KEELER. the Jeweler. Oct. 13th. tf. Durban. ALUABLE PROPERTY SITUAT- ' ED on North side of Lsmpton Street. up. For {firâ€"£130.; puticuhrs :pply , MACKAY DUNN, Much lOâ€"tf August 8th. 1903. EI_NG LOT_NO. 2.A_CON. 5, GLEN- Shingles for Sale iii: Eamiaia EING EAST PARTS OF LOTS House 6: Lot for Sale. For Sale or Rent. Farms For Sale. Park Lot For Sale. Pig’s for Sale 3! fELGIN STREET \VEST Farm for Sale. Farm for Sale. Hogs for Sale. For For Sale. OWEN HEFFERNAN, Mtrden P. O. on the premises "a Pmtor. J. L. BROW NE. tf. Photographer. DI" bosiaes Durhh'm. go “'0” “[17033] Gaufnn arch: rd . For The good wife of NW ho likes to bare good Bma bu: Brand in to be ha! a The whitest. EWt‘Hes' h6.‘th"|l| made No .1! over find-fault with Sum. '0 turn out a tint cl whethnr it's Brend Pm; I“ give spat-ill nuem' curomers JNO. A. DA a fitw lor. u! 1 kind for this 1 will surprise yo: are sold the nu Bread Sh ma Rui AT TH It if”! FIRST-CLASS LINE Goods days on ha nd‘ Why Go Around .. A Good Foum going like a i we alwavs hit Thu Honey Back if Not Chemist and Dru nODEL BAKER . Sti )Ul