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“v v'kulv' U1 wickedness will yield considerably less than nothinz. This. of course, is an instance where retribution gets round in a single generation. The late I). L. Moody used frequently to make the challenge. and it was never successfully met. that a case could net be produced where a man made money by damning the souls and bodies of his fellow-men, that some of his kin did not come to an untime- ly and unnatural end through the bus- iness in which the head of the house ”situated. Hake all the money you can. but make it honestly and in salsa. business. If y'ou have to Dulles essssienes or the interests of ,ses fellow-men to make a profit. gets the heel-see and live on bread .- .- _'Vuyt and his immense fortune divided amongst heirs, we are apt to sigh and say that honesty does not have its reward in this life. It isagreat pity that we are not able to follow up the investment and discover the dividend that it yields to the legstees, and learn whether "riches gatten by van- ity” shall really be diminished. A case comes to mind of a fortune got- ten together, or rather founded, upon the gaming table. The proceeds of poker, roulette and the wheel-of- lortune were put into a business en terprise. and seemed to possess the faculty, peculiar to money. of increas- ing. A snug sum was realized in a few years. and the questionable past seemed to be efl'ectually in the res- pecta‘ole present. As time passed. the evil sowing began to produce its corp, and as the family grew up. the sons manifested the disposition of their previous parent. and developed u sometimes looks as though vil- hiny paid 3 fair dividend notwith- stsnding what the Old Book says: "Treasures of wickedness profit noth- inc.” In this age, as well ss that of the Psalmist, ”we have seen the wicked prosper like :1 green bsv In Lord Dundreary’s letter to his ti oousin Sam, he warns thelatter to be ' ware of bad company: “You know 5-; 80in, birds of a leather flock toget ‘ her, ” read the letter, and Sam, who was somewhat simple as well as a stutterer, paused and putting his head on one side and scratching it. began to soliloquize: “Bobbirds of, a leather? B b birds of a feather? W- one l-f-l-leather? It’s no w-wonder they f-f-flock together; guess they hob-have to flock together to k-k keep warm.” There are people like the birds, who have only one little leather. and if they would only flock together and share the loneliness that they must feel, the world would breathe more easily. There is the man who says he has lived since last February without committing any sin, and he is surprised that some good people look at each other and edge away from him. When I hear aman talk like this I feel as if I 1 would like to have five minutes’ ‘ candid conversation with his wife or . l l are so mean that their wives have to go toa neighbor’s house to get a square meal. The trouble is they are measuring sin by there own cross-eyed standards. There are 3 every day by their neighbor and everybody else, but you do not find them popping up in a meeting and flopping over with such arrant. cant. e wise man saith: “There is not a just man on earth that doeth good and sineth not.” I! there be such a being amongst us we shall never know it until eternity dawns, for be- fore holiness is humility. A couple m .of young Salvationists went up to an an old preacher and said: “ ‘Ve have Fe spent all night with God. can’t you Pr lee ourlaces shine?” The old man repeated, sail in reverie. the words of the Scripture writer in regard to Hoses when he came down from the mountain of the Lord, “and Moses wist not that the skin of his face shone.” mad. his time figuring crop will husk out 2003 Mite tbutthe kind of “head” that vine is the one that top» a puir of browny shoulders. The fellow with n clear head and a. willing hand can give cards and spades to the schemer and bent him hands down. If you Would do more thinking and less‘ .poculating. more hard work and less dosing of phantoms. your balunce at the bank would be larger and your ltunding in society better. All the none] that ever was made by chance put' against the loss and havoc wrought by gambling. would be as a pm: beside Jupiter. The man who Ipite on his hands and keeps a hoeing will have corn to spare in the winter. . yhile he who trusts Providence undl SHAY SHOTS. ning on how the 3008 shagging. 3 that you have felt called upon to saw 1 er your connection with us, and also 1 to evidence in some tangible way our . appreciation of your long. valued and faithful services as Choir Director, 1 . Sunday School Superintendent,and in other official relationships to the ' church during your sojourn here. Your uniform courtesy and afl’ability in conducting the musical part of our church services. have in a very spe- cial manner. secured for you the grat- itude and esteem of the whole con- life community you and your family i will be greatly missed. and your de- Mrs. Barnhouse as souvenirs of your 1 connection with the Flesherton Meth- 1 odist church, and as a slight expres- : 3 wish you and your family every happiness and success in your new ‘ sphere of activity and influence. c (Si an ed) Mas. Tammi. v Mr. J. A At the close of the prayer meeting in the Methodist Church on Thurs- day evening at the congregation gave a pleasffarewell to Mr. and Mrs. Barnho se who left for their new home in Toronto on Saturday. The proceedings opened with the elec- tion of a chairman, which fell to the lot of the pastor, who after appao-i priate remarks, called on Mr. W. J. Bellamy to read the following ad-‘ dress: ‘ ance or nerve debility. First get the nerves in shape and then the stomach will be right also. Ferrozone has accomlished this for thousands of people whose digestion was complete ly gone. Ferrozone is food for the nerves and works wonders in stomach trouble. Where digestion, appetite and assimilation are faulty just try Ferrozone. It cures thoroughly. Price 5%. at druggists. .A' m“ Religion that lets a man steal extra , discounts and allowances from his t creditors, and permits him to cancel | orrlers to return goods in order to buy from others, is cross-eyed. A man may be an elder, a deacon or a ste- ward in the church; but if he works the flim-fiam game on the people he buys goods from. his religion is not worth the powder it will take to blow it over Gilroy’s barn. There is too much of this psalmosinging on Sun. days and “shinanagin” on Mondays. The worst of it is, that people try to make themselves believe that this kind of thing is not exactly crooked. We would like to know the difietence between a man who gets lots of goods and holds up the seller for an extra three per cent, discount. with the tion will beat the devil at drawing fine lines. The only diEerence we can see is that a man gets penitenti-, ary in one case, while in the other he {i usually gets the discount. ll . If some men were as afraid of hell as they are of hard work the devil ' would be lonely in this world and the ‘ next. The reason so many {all into evil ways is that they have only a _ speaking acquaintance with honest! toil. The greatest moral disinfectant in this world is work. It keeps men physically, mentally and spiritually in trim. Who ever heard of a hard worker having indigestion or the’ spiritual jam jams? When you see at man get up in meeting and hear! him tell how t e devil has got the I better of him, put it down that lazi-i ness has been getting in its Work on ‘1 1 him. \Vhen a man is physically "it” 3 i he is a match even for the devil in it most things. It is when he is out of ] trim. and his liver turns green that 'i he goes down at the ropes and the s devil gets on tOp of high. is und'water. tuber than touch blood money. To leave your family a good; (Received too late for last planing] y ' Q'itfwi; fl. You Have Indigestion. family every in Your new influence. . me. week.) 1 onto General Trusts Corporation, the duly appointed Administrators of the said Estate. will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled therefor having regard only to the claii ~ cl which they shall then have notice ’and the said Administrators will not be liable for said assets or any part ehereof to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by them or their Solicitor at the time of such dis- tribution. ' lporation, corner of Yonge and Colborne Streets, Toronto. or to the undersigned, G. Lefroy McCaul, Barrister. Durham, their christian names, surnames, and addresses with full particulars in writing of their claims and statement of their accounts. and the nature of all so- curities (if any) held by them, duly verified by statutory declaration 30th day of NOTICE is hereby given pursuant of to Revised Statutes of On- tario 1897, Chapter 129, Section 38 (and amending acts) that all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the said John William Joseph Stephenson. deceased. who died on or about the 19th day of October A. D. 1903 are required on or before the ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS! Many old friends attended' the “ funeral of the late John Henry Heard 3 here on Thursday afternoon last. ' The service was conducted at the ’ house by Rev. Mr. Wilson. assisted ‘ by Rev. Mr.Thom. The formergave ' an appropriate address based on Eccl. 7: 1. The pallbearers chosen were: ‘Vm. Clayton. Wm. Neil. Chas Irwin, John Breen, Alex. Stewart and A. S. Van Dusen. Among those present from a distance were, the deceased’s daughter, Mrs. D. Blair of 'Cannington. his brother. William, of lKemble, Mrs. Heard’s brother and Pniece. Matthew and Alexander White I [and Miss White from near Wiarton. l MRS. MCKENZIE. I The accidentâ€"fracture ofthe thigh . l boneâ€"reported by us two weeks ago ' which befell Mrs. McKenzie at the home of her son-in law. Mr. W. His- lop in the valley. was too much for ‘ her conStitution long to stand. and 7 on Saturday evening last her Spirit wuâ€"vv VVU“ . a member of the Methodist church. l She was a good neighbor. wife and mother. and Will be much missed by those whom she has left behind. M RS. BROWN. After a brief illness with infirmit- ies, common to old age. there passed away on Monday at the residence of Mr. Alex. (uncle) Stewart, here. his cousin, Mrs. Brown, of Caledon. an aged widow. who has been a guest at his home for several months. A service was held in the house on Monday evening. conducted by Rev. I Mr. Thom. and on Tuesday mornings gtrain the remains were taken by her ‘two sons to Caledon for interment there on Wednesday. The deceased was born in Caledon 74 years ago, and was a sister of the late Mrs. Peter Muir. near Ceylon. She was also cousin to "cousin” Sandy Stewart, this place. the Matter of the Estate and Property of John William Joseph Stephenson, late of the Township of Egremont, in the County of Grey. Farmer, deceased. ' when she peacefullt' fell asleep in l death. 0n Frida) afternoon her re rlmaius were interred in the public . cemetery here, the {mural services [being con‘lucted at her law home by (her pastor. Rev. J. S. I. Wilson. of this place. The deceased was born [in the county of Limerick, Ireland. in 1820, and had therefore reached {the ripe age of 84 years. Early in. life she came to Canada. and for a‘ number of years lived in, the town- ship of Brock, Ontario County. where she was twice munietl. her first hus- band being Mr. Shier, to whom, we understand,she bore five children. one of whom, Mr. Frances Shier. sur- vives her and lives on the 3rd line Artemesia. To her now sorrowing husband five children‘wae born, who survive her as follows: Amos and Sydney, in New Ontario. Mrs. Spence in Toronto. Mrs. Robc. Beet, Toronto Line and Ephraim, on the home- stead. where Mr. and Mrs. Doupe have resided since coming. to Arte- mesia ‘29 years ago. When about 19 years of age the deceased gave her heart to the Lord and has since been ‘ 4" 'W‘ n l The grim reaper has been again in; “his community and two more bighlv' !rospected old residents and neighbors on the ist back line haVC-a been garnered home. also an old lady visit- 1 . . * me In town. ' I MRS. CHARLES Donn About two weeks ugu Mrs wagseized with a paralytic from which she gradualiy 8a Wednwday evening: of la: Church across the wav ” Refuesh- meats wrrp tbcn unwed and all spent. an enjm able ex. uing tagether. April, 1904, Nine times out of ten by constipa- tion but can be cured quickly by Dr. Hamilton’s Pills of Mandrnke end Butternut. For constipated head- whe end liver complaint use only Dr. Bemilton’o Pills. Price 25c. 1 by the court to Mr. O’Mara, as the highest bidder, for $8,(_)OO. The pur. chaser assumed a liability of 23,000. W'hat O’Mara will do with the pro- . perty is not known. The old com- . pany’s assets will, of course, fall far _ short of its liabilities. but no one sufiers serious loss but the directors. These made themselves personally responsible for a bond of $16,300, and have been obliged to pay it out of their own pockets. And this is the reward of their public spirit. By time. Most of the farmer stock- ' holders have got the value of their ] stock back again times over in in- creased prices for their produce; but 1 many of them ignore this aspect of 1 the case. The directors have had a bitter lesson in trusting too much to public support and appreciation. J. A. Moore. North Star. Migh sale by H. Parker. A Mother’s Recommendation. 1 have used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for anumber of years and have no hesitancy in saying that it is the bees remedy for caughs, colds and croup I have ever used in my family. I have not words to express my confidence in this remedy.-Mrs. J. A. Moore. North Star. Mich. For Mrs. George Mitchell entertained a number of her friends at a party on Friday evening last. Miss Park was in town on Monday calling on old friends, and left for Toronto on Tuesday on route to Do- minion City. Man.. to visit her brother and sister. Miss M. McIntosh. of Chatsworth visited over Sunday at Mr. T. W. WiISun’s. Miss Ella Lawrence. of visiting her parents, Mr. Dizzy Headaches Are Caused Harry Steeley, who has been the past two years with Boyd, Hickling Co., has taken a position behind the counter with F. G. Karstedt. Messrs. Harry and Robert Thistle- waite left last Week for Dunkirk. N. Y.. Where they arelikely to spend the summer. from town last week to near Cedar. ville, where, we understand, he is gonna Into farming. Mr. Barnhouse’s sale on Thursday was quite successful. He has dis- posed of his property on Peter street to the editor of the Advance, but still holds some fine lots on Campbell street. survive their mother as follows:â€" Alexander. near Winnipeg, Kate, in New York. Mrs. W. HiSlOp, Artemeâ€" sia, George, Jessie and Bella at home. Lizzie. Mrs. Deadman, ofl Vaughan, died a few years ago. Mrs. j McKenzie has been since her earliest ' days here a faithful member of the Presbyterian church. marked for her liberality and cheerfulness in giving! towards the support of gospel ordin. ances. She willbe missed not only in her own home but by her neigh- bors among whom she has lived for so many years. The entire family have the sympathy of many friends! in the bereavement which has so un-I expedly come upon them most attentively waited on by her family Mrs. McKenzie naturally lODg~ ed for her own home after the acci dent, but her condition forbade her re'neval. The funeral took place on Monday from Mr. Hislop’s to the public cemetery here, the deceased’s pastor. Rev. L. W. Thom. of this place conducting the burial services. 'The deceased was born 74 years ago in Inverness, Scotland. where on the Immediately after their marriage the young couple left the old land for Canada, arriving in New York on October 7th. a five weeks’ voyage on a sailing vessel, After nine years spent in the township of King, Coun- ty of York. they moved in 1861 tol Artemesia and settled on the farm on I I .Lâ€" l--â€"â€"‘ '° Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets INN-5...“. ortable home. A fam- and four daughters mother as follows:â€" r Winnipeg, Kate, in I. W. HiSIOp, Artemeâ€" ‘33: Eh‘ u (0.. I631 Notrc Dame ‘24., Montreal, Canadian Agents I I Detroit is and Mrs. Watbhmakor. Jeweller. Optician. Pins, Breaches, Cuff Buttons, Rings, Chains, Watches and many Silver and Cut Glass novelties. Now for SNAPS. dissolved in the month are effective and ufo for coughs and irritation of the throat. __ -_-..._. -u-.." . u, uruncnlus and all throat and lung rial-dies. He hopes all snfl'erere will try his remedy. as it is invaluable. Those desiring the preecnption, which will cost them nothing. and may rove a blessing. will please address, Rev. 80 M20 A. WILSON Brooklyn New York. by simple means after sulfurin With a severe lung affection, and that (1er disease Consumption. ' to his fellow sufferers the means of care. To those who desire it. he will cheerfully send. free at charge, a copy of the prescription used, which the will find a sure cure for Consumption. A me. Gluten-h, Bronchitis and all throat and lung ”flung" He hopes all sufl'erera will try his remedYo 381th! inVAII‘I-hln ml.-_- .1- o . TORONTO, IN anr Tans. SXALL FRUITS, ORNAMFMAu-I, Smwns, ROSES, Vuucs, SEED Pou'rons, E'rc. A. GORDON _..v.. .v guyll’fluu II LA} N UREERIES " in the Town of DURHAM and surrounding country. and try-0.9m COST: TO AETHMATICS The Agent, Weeks like last. people need SMOKED GLASSES. Calland see our stock. Singer Sewing Machines and Oxford Cream Separators. But NOT found foolish are those that trade with us. are within the range Of mod- est incomes. London, \Voodstock 6’: Clinton Organs. Cutters, Robes and Horse Blankets. 43rd rtmmh for the (13973139. indicated. It Llwgn' u is married! over the diseased sol-fumes I. :.-‘.\ ‘21,; prolonged and cansmm treatment. era from chronic bronchitis, find immediate the throat. Dfieacripuve booklet free. Stone 6: Wellington vâ€"v ‘- buying a separator. 15 VOI'IJnIuH Ul me the OX- Massey-Hams Showmums 10¢ a box. All: 'armers who are JUHN LIVINGSTON minor A few left which must be cleared out before Xmas. FONTH ILL N URSERIES Ertcélislwd 1879 En-zg Cough, Group DEDhth-eria gned having been restored to health .113 after suffering for several your: e ung affection. and that dread mptlon, an anxious to make known sufiurers the mean 91‘ can). To irn it in; man -1 _____ .- to WANTED FULL STOCK OF OVER 800 ACRES represent “CANADA’S GnlA'flrm' tho Tn...â€" -£ A LSO DRI'GGISTS N4 KW“? Durham thinking of take orders for ONTARIO. . Ont. 9091) DOUBLE HOUSE. SOLID “Ch '1‘." two .to'h , eligible 85M. 0!! (3...:__- Jun. 20.â€"4 m; v__â€"--‘.- .I. ales should all' litâ€"WV: nnd away while the snow is on. 1UU F first-class l rune buildings and. 833(1), good 150 - ' _ uuuuuu u-u UV. I: u miles north of Prieeville. Farm in first class condition. Good buildings with running stream convenient to the burn. For further puticulurs apply to DUGALD D. MCLACULAN. Jan. 28â€"tf. Prioevillo P. 0. August 3rd.â€"-tt’. Also lots 3 and 4. K incardiue Street west. containing 1 acre. No buiidings. This property will be sold en block or separete to suit purchases. Owner going west. For terms apply to _.__ v â€"v‘ “vv 6. UUL‘. U. ULLN' D elg. containing 100 acres. about ’0' cleared and 25 acres of good hardwood bush and five acres of good cedur. The farm is well watered by u Inever foil lin sprinosz'd creek end a “ell fairly well fen in good state of cultivation, lit for term In:- chinerh'. Convenient to church and school, five m tea from Durl ham. Terms to suit the purch user. For further particuhrs npply to A. H. Buanm, Aug. 15th.â€"tf. Hopeville P. O. March lOâ€"tf ‘Ivulu .1 of Suddler stregtâ€" 11: Th: i‘gwn of Dur- ham. in the county of Grey, containimz4 acres more or less. For terms and particu- ars apply to , 5%, £33:â€"Sideroad 50‘ Park Lot“For Sale. PARK LOT NUMBER 13 "NORTH 0f Saddler strmt in t} a 'I‘m. J. P. TELFORD Dec. 2.-â€"tf. Vendor s Solicitor. Durham Nov. 25th~t£ 1 Sale at large number of Cambridge and Yorkshires. wh ship to purchasers to any point ther particulars apply to, HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR ‘Sqlpalargen number of Cinder-ill; I‘ July 10th. 1901 Shingles for Sale w \J uuAV [I Street. the property DEM”. J. L. Browne. The house contains 1:! rooms, coveniently situated. and qunte new. Will mnke an excellent boarding house. For particulars apply to we.“ at wuss cleared. 20 acres of mixed bush lnnd. log house, good frame barn, well fenced. well watered with springs and run- nin brooks. in good state of cultivation, fit or all kinds of agricultural machinery, convenient to church. school and mills. Ensy terms. A good chance for quick purchaser. For further particulars apply to T. R. WHELAN, Durham l’. 0.. or the Proprietor W. R. ROMBOUGH, 254 Burden Street, Toronto. Ont. For Sale or Rent . â€"w vu uurlu Blue 0’ firpt place outsnde town of thing an brat-class shape, lgwd, largo orchard sefout first class pince for auv hm â€" VALUABLE PROfiéRTY SITUAT‘ ED on North 5 . .1 side 01' Lam ptou Street. ['81. n ”M Alfi‘a: -_ A, - _- August 8th, 1903 House 6: Lot for Sale WM. QUINN, a..." human HOUSE AND LOT ON QUEEN ;. 13th, MACKAY DUN-N: Hogs for Sale. C. ELVIDGE, Durham :KEELER the OWEN HEFFERNAN. Harden P. O. um. I! acres fig-std“: [set out last sprung. A any body. Apply to LER. the Jeweler. Durham. J. L. BROWNE, V's-“v \JM.‘ ;. which he will arch: rd , Lu Nor , A n mnnby. 1‘ For mil tf 110 kind [or will Burp tre cold Should b ed thev a HIST-CLASS LIN B M days on hqu the be m lx’ THE} 1. J. A! H. Stin ads I ‘A MR) €89 going like a 55 we always hit A Good Fa Thu Honey Back if No Titre Chemist and Dr “I HUT m \\ MERCHANT "man 1V8 III Vt clam m MAY SHOTS. (Us-ea. in slice and Ember Journal.) The fools who take life as a lottery ill who are waiting for the wheel to ‘ turn to their number never seem to Iodine that the kind of "head” that wine is the one that tops a pair of browny shoulders. The fellow with l w I clear head and a willing hand can live Cards and spades to the schemer and beat him hands down. If you Would do more thinking and less 8 O I. .. 5.? , ”-9 . ll. paralytic stroke? L... '--~__._._.-._n.........-,-...i gauntlet}... Allphtherla. j ltoil The greatest moraldisinfectant ' from Whl(h she urruiua'fv sunk until‘ 3 ‘ , - . .- . ... m. »:~+Hw-_-i~s ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .. ;: 3:31. NE '3 a _.3.,.. TO -‘\-' "A ‘- . ‘. - . lpeculating. more hard work and less in this world is work. It keeps men l Wednesday eveniiizs; of last week, :4 ~ ‘ _ A ‘ _ . . I! r ,, . ._-c .;:.. 7.595 indicated. It EING EAST PARTS ‘ , ., a chasing of phantoms. your balance . , _ . . i .- 7 ,.. , l . . ; ‘ , . ., . n .r. .4 ..v-“‘tlii:(llt~'tu-‘is‘(l Wm”... , ()1. LOTS ’ .. ll h b k .. . . l . d physrcshy, mentally and Spiritually . when she plaice-lulu fell as e- p inI L r, .. “hid “NM mammal. _ Mind 5. Con. 2' W. G. It. Narmanby ‘ i f .‘ t de‘ all. “will! V :t'gel’ ankllohr in trim. “'ho ever heard Of a hard I death. 0“ Flidng. a? “”00“ h” re f l ‘ 11....» 3'1. irr «nil: L‘lll‘Ortilillil'ltnlchllis; find lllllnudlhle Alsot part of second division of Lot 3, Con: *- -- 7; "“1 ml“! ‘3 5mm” «13ers ‘h t a worker havmg indigestion or thefniains mre interred iii the public. 5 fr v..i.».iel‘c.iiid.il.inso:the“91'“ch DescriptlYolN’OklELu'ee' l.rl;:r9néa:lc13'émigtagiiilig0in all about“? f .‘ 5, i honey in ever was me. e ,v c ance. - - - - .9 l . _ ‘ ’ . "‘1’ .3- .' . M. _' H c at ' :. “H“ (l mu“ ; 9 i .~ put ”aim, the ’0“ and havoc spiritualism Jams. When you see a; termini. hen . ‘tlif, fun: ! .. seiner» _: TN”. d. "0'. “m “HT Danie so. nonireaIJ‘nnndlun Ag"... bush land, 10" home‘ “Md {mm ham we” 1 j g ' rht b' ' b“ , W old he a man get. up in meeting and bear; being collluclfiii it. her da'd‘llOlIlt‘l .iy fenced, we“ watered Wm. ”will” and rm“ ‘ ‘ z. ' rout, . 3 “a n "l" U s at him tell bow tie de il has ot the e her astor, Rev. J. S. I Vi. dam). of, mug brooks. m “00d 3 " ’ b l'l‘ in inter The man who v c . i p . . ‘ “ g; l!) pea 8’ '. ' l " ' ‘ . better of him. put it down that 1821- i this place. The (localised was born i ,4 , ' ? spits on his hands and keeps a hoeing‘ . . . no will have corn to spare in the Winter. fit for all kinds (hf agricultural machinery. . - ;. . . convenient to c urcli. school and mills. l' “’1 . h . ll "t” ‘ . 1500 l) infi 13‘0“?th 1“ Idlndd ' coughs and mutation of the thioat. Easyh terms. Af good chance {M quick -. ; ' . . , ‘. iim. ' ienainan is p ysica y 'l :10 3. . an! H“ “"1“" 0r“ 1‘35"" s‘ ‘c - ~' I‘GGISTB sot 'purc user. For urtlmr particulars apply ' :7: 1 ,3, 'hlls hle' Wt? tlfls-5‘P’0‘ldfince 22“ he is a match even for the devil iii 3 the ripe age «.f 84 years Early inf Antiseptic Tablets lo“ a box. an. ”R Em '1‘. R. \VHELAN, Durham 1’. 1‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ’90” s‘ “s “‘1‘” ”guru”: on ow 9 most things. It is when he is out of 3‘ life she came to Canada. and for a ' crop wtll husk our goes abegging. tilt ln Lord Dundreary ”s letter to his cousin Sam. he warns thelatterto be he nprightly and do the square thing every day by their neighbor and everybody else, but you do not find them popping up in a meeting and flopping over with such arrant cant. The wise man saith: "There is not a just man on earth that doeth good and sineth not.” If there be such a being amongst us we shall never know it until eternity dawns, for be- fore holiness is humility. A couple .of young Salvationists went up to an old preacher and said: “ “'9 have the s and-water. rather than touch blo money. To leave your family a g wealih gotten by crookednesa or as they are of hard work th next. evil ways is that they h speaking acquaintance with honest trim, and his liver turns green thati devil gets on top of hipn. there is a cause away stomach that must be reached before work. ance or nerve debility. First get the nervesin shape and then the stomach will be right also. accomlished this for thousands of people whose di ly gone. net ves and works wonders in stomach ' l od Church across the way " Refiesh-g 00d ments were then served. and all than all the spent an enjoyable evening ton-ether. . The grim reaper has been again in. éthis community and two more highly: l respected old residents and neighborsl 'on the west back line have been,l garnered home. also an old lady visit- of helli e devili. . t . ould be lonely in this world and the. I”? 'll own The reason so many fall intol ave only a‘ ame is more essential l reed. that you might bequeath them $ O C If some men were as afraid l i u.“ . v V . . H .- 4 _.. ’ t r‘ M RS. (.‘iiAitLi-s Doors. ,’ 1 About two work». up: .‘ilrs. Doupe: ,wassfizied with gr. w- .9 - \ as has been getting in its Work premium on 3' in the count number of years lived in the town-I ship of Brock, Ontario County. where she was twice niiiriiud, lll:I‘ first hus- goes down at the ropes and the. most attentively waited on by her family Mrs. Mclie Stewart, this place. 80 many years. ’1‘ Many old friends attended the Pavel“ sympathy funeral of the late John Henry Heard here on Thursday afternoon last. expedly come "9°" them The service was conducted at the Mr. Barnhouse’s 331° 0“ Thursday house by Rev. Ml‘. Wilson. assisted was quite SUCCCSSl‘Ul. He has dis- by Rev. Mr.Thom. The former gave posed 0‘ his property on Peter street an appropriate address based onEccl. ‘0 the 90110? 01: ”19 Advance, bl" 7; 1, The pa“ bearers chosen were: still holds some two lots on Campbell, Wm. Neil. Chas street. Wm. Clayton. Irwin, thn Breen, Alex. Stewart Mr. C. Patterson and family moved from town last week to near Cedar- and A. S. Van Dusen. Among those ville, where, we undersmnd, he is 1,. back of the of many friends in the bereavement which has so un-l tomach can be made to do its i The cause is nerve disturb- N Fen-ozone has gestion was complete Ferrozone is food for the Where digestion, appetite! . . . present from a distance were, the ilation are faulty Just try last sprint. A . rst class place for any body. A PM) to ‘txtfhfiflplflg cough, Group- KEELER. the Jeweler. l‘ . 'f’ ‘ n h Grip Oct. l3“), tf llurham drenching», ooug , . dissolved in the month are effective and safe for he entire familylT ‘and surrounding country. E."!£Z’ll:l‘l-‘C‘d l 879 state of cultivation, . (L, or the Proprietor W. R. ROMllOlfllll, 2M Burden Street, Toronto, Ont. August 8th, 1903. wii“. 1 . . . ' turally lon r- ' -"'"' “â€"“~“â€".â€"~""-' iband being Mr. Shier, to Whom. we "218 na . ‘3 PA y-” Sh 7- . . .. i. . ***' understaiid,shc bore live children. ed for her own homemfter “be new 8888 allls DWIGUms H L tf S I care 0f baucompany. You know . . m"- . . . dent but her condition forbade her OUSC 0 or a e- Sam birds of a feather fiock togec Religion that lets a man stealextralone of whom, llr. l runces Shier. sur- re'udval The funeral took p‘dce 0‘" .HWA ! 9 - . ' - . g . . u - - . ,i her, ”read the letter, and Sam. who dissounts “21d allowances from I“? V'vps her “I'd,l.m:s 0’" the ”rd {me Monday from Mr. Hislop’s to the HOUSE AND LOT ON QUEEN was semewhat simple as well as a one more, an permitsuim t0 08-000 Artemesiia. 0. er no“ sorrovung public cemeterv here the deceased's Cutters, Robes and Horse L Street. the property 01- M”. J. l.. - stutterer. paw”, ““1 putting his orders to return goods in order to buy husband tire children Were born, who aster Rev L W ’ Thou l ‘th' Browne. The house contains 1;} mum,‘ . head on one side and scratching it. from others, is cross-eyed. A man'survive her as follows: Amos and place ' ndu‘tin. th. b . l" 0 . ls Blankets. coveniently aituated.aiid_quite new. “:ill .l ' 503811 to soliquuEZr: "B-bbirds of may be an elder, a deacon or a ste- Sydney, in New 01“““0- “’5' Spence '11th do; 63 g l 0. 0:413 ‘servlces. “3,“? aln emollient. boarding house. 1“" .1 ! th ‘2 B b b 1 f f h 9 w_ ward in the church; but if he works in Toronto. Mrs, Robt, llest,Toronto . . e as was )0”) ’ 39“” ago _ ., NYUCU are app 5 v0 ‘ . . ‘ 9“ er. ”‘5 0 a 93‘ er. . . , . . in Iiiverness. Scotland, where on the A few left which MUSt be J. L. bROWfiE. wh’ IH'D'DGV‘W' I never heard of the fllm'flam game on the people he Llne and lbpllt‘alm, 0“ the h0m0° fi -. ' X . . . 4 ' . . . . . rst of September 184:2 she became cleared out before . mas. July 10th, 1901, ti. Photographer. . .uchat-t‘thlngâ€"b-l} birds With only buys goods from, his religion is not stand. where Mr. and Mrs. Doupe bride of her no b it h 'b d . 4 one “(1493”)”? It's no w-wonder worth the powder itwill take to blow have resided since coming to Ai‘te- Im 'ediat 1 ft :vth are he at: ' . ' ‘ 5‘33â€" “ ‘ ' they f-f-tlock together guess they it over Gilroy’s barn. There is too mesia 29 years ago. \Vhen about 19 “a; c 9‘17“]; “a” fizrrl‘ab‘? tf'e. FULL SI‘OCh Oi: . - h-h-have to flock togeiher to k it much of this psalm-singing on Sun years of age the deceased gave her 233nm?“ 0:5ri3vineg inul‘leow 1.2:; 00!: i Hogs for Sale. .' . -l In ' ' l , . . kee warm.” There are so 19 like days and shinanagin’ on Mondays. heart to the Lord and has smce been ‘, v . ‘ ‘ thepbirds who have onlypon: little The worst of it is, that people try to a member of the Methodist church. 2:23;}: 7the‘ a; {live ‘2‘”:ka v.03 age OP [JOIN'IOH’ ‘VOOdStOCk! HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR feather dud if they Would only flock make themselves believe that this She was 3 HOOd Ueighbor- Wife and nt Alt; st.e ' *h‘ te; 13.1“ deals 6’; Clinton ()prra‘ns. l Salealarge' number of Cinderilla. together and share the loneliness kind of thing is not exactly crooked. mother. and “,1“ be much missed by :pe {'{P ke BWNB 'P 0d .lnlly‘txoun l h ‘ :Caimbndae and korksliires. which ‘he Pl“ f l l d d We would like to know the difl'etence those Whom she has left behind. y 0 0r . t. ey move In 156. to! ship to purchasers toany pomt. for ur- ‘ that they must ee , t ie worl wool between a man who gets lots of goods Artemesia and settled on the farm on _._.__~.H_ ilier particulars apply to, J L F L h th mrees'l'. Thre's the ' . ' . . . . ... . . ' ' Intact: who 3: 's h: lids livedesinde last ““1 holds up the 90“" for an extra MR} BROWN: . . the back line where they have since XLSO l (””53 “EPI‘LRNAN ‘l 1., h 3f”) ’ , . . ' three per cent. discount. with the After a brief illneSs With infirmit- lived and for many years have enjoy~ ‘ ‘ iNov. 25thâ€"tf. Marden P. O. “’ ai: [gym-wile :3: fligdmlttlldlissdild: altemfifive of having them returned, ies, common to Old age the” passed 9d a very comfortable home' A fam' good people look up each other and and the highwayman who drops it away 0" Monday at the l‘eSldBDCB (ff ”y of twohsons and four gagght?” Singer SCWlflg‘ Machines “M *7 < edge away from him When I hear pistol under your'nose on a dark Mr. Alex. (uncle) Stewart‘, here. his :T‘VWed t e” lewr' as 0' ows..â€"- d ‘ . .....- . .. i .. .. .. News; 2.1:” Wmi’i-‘i‘if’ a" . Park Lot For Sa'e- ' i ' ' v y 1’, ' , I o I l e 8- ‘ would like ,0 have five minutes’ examiiiingyour purse or yourwatch, aged Widow? who has llieen a finest a: sin. Gem-gel Jessie and p’Bella mat Oxford Cream Separators. ,'"‘ , . . , ' candid conversation with his wife or The man who can make the distinc- hm .home or severe inont 8' ' - '- . ARK LOT I‘UMBER 1‘5 BORTH , . J l h bo h ' h tion Will beat the devil at drawing SBerce was held in the house on home. Liszm. Mrs. Deadman. of ofSaddlerstreet in iheTowii otllur ‘ ‘t '2 y w 0 sweeps 9‘” m3 5 09- fine lines The only difierence we‘Monday evening. conducted by Remll/aughan, died a few years ago. Mrs. Farmers who are thinking of ham, in the county 9f Grey, coiitainiiig4 This kind of thing has in recent years . ‘h , _ Mr. Thom and on Tuesday mornings McKenzie has been since her cat-licSt' buying a separator. we the OX- acres more or less. lior terms and particu~ became a fad and we hear men prate can see ‘9 t M a. man gets penitenti-l . ‘ . , , d , l r - hf 1 b f th FORD d . .-H 1 8” apply t0 ho t h l' ' h h n t 'd f ary in one case. while in the other he : train the remains were taken by her ,8” “"8. a ‘9‘” u mem er 0 e ‘ an 5°" “’ “we no .1. P. TELi‘oan, ‘ 'ul 0 messy ho ave o pai or usually getsthe discount. WW0 50““ ’50 Caledon for interment lresbyterian church. marked for her other. Dec. 2.-â€"tf. Vendor’s Solicitor Durham. “'6" ‘8‘ 588;)” “hand. sonic who H...‘4 * _ there on Wednesday. The deceased liberality and Cheel‘WJlleS-‘J in HiVi'D'g‘l ' ‘I'O 80 [Bea-DJ.) BEYDZU' leets 8V: to . 7* was born ll] Caledon 74 years 8.80, towards the SODDOI‘E 0! gospel Ol'dlll- a go toa mm; are ones 0‘ Re a You Have Indigestion. and wasa sister of the late Mrs. ances. She Willbe missed not only JOHN L'V'NGSTUN l Farm for Sale square meal. Th? “Lona: ’9 they Peter Muir. near Ceylon. She was in her own home but by her netgh» _ ' "0 meaauring 9‘"d V Em?” own And conclude of course that the also cousin to "cousin” Sandy bors among whom she has lived for! cross-eye standar 5' . ere are Stomach is at fault. So it is. but plenty of men who are trying to walk he Agent. Durham.0nt. ' EING LOT N0. 2. CON, 5, GLEN. elg, containing 10) 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 falling spring creek and a well, fairly well fenced, in good state of cultivation, lit for farm ma- chinery. Convenient to church and school, five mi as from Durham. Terms to suit the purchaser. For further particulars apply to A man to represent "C UltSElHES ” in the Town of DURHAM mum's G llBA'l'lts'l' A. H. Buaum, Hopeville P. O. and take orders tor Our Hardy Specialties Amt. l5th.-tf. Faoir TREES. SMALL Fauna, ORNAMEN‘I‘ALF, For sale. 7. , Ferrozone It cures m r hl deceased’s daughter, Mrs. D. Blair of going into farming. simrus, Rosas. Visits, SHED I’O'rarons, E'rc. 3.3” _ spent all night with God, can’t you Price 5% .at dru gists o oug y. lCannington. hls brother. \Villiam, 0‘ Messrs. Harry and Robert Thistle- Stock We to "an“, and“... from San Jo“. LOT 3, ELGIN STREET WEST 1- i m ourfaces shine?” The old man ' g ' iKemble, Mrs. Heard 3 brother “Pd waite left last Week for Dunkirk. Scale. A Permanent Position for the right man on which there isa good solid Brick " . . . vâ€"ovo-roâ€"afiâ€"tâ€" .nlece. Matthew and Alexander ane N Y. b h l'k l t a d 0“ “We? ”31“” 0" “0mm“"m- House $130, 7 room; Barn and i acre of repeated, sail in reverie. the words . d M' Wb' f W' t - . W ere t ey are 1 e .V 0 8P 0 land . good welland “mug orchard , good ,. .. of the Scripture writer in regard to Flesherton. ian lss ”6 rom near I“ on. the summer. Stone Wellington stone. basement nibarn. ’ " Hoses when he came down from the ' MRS. MCKENZIE. Harry Steeley, who has been the F()\”l‘lllLL NUMFRUN “so lots‘land 4 Kincardiue Street we” mountain 0‘ ”‘9 Lord, 'r‘d. M03“ (Received too latefor last week.) The accidentâ€"fracture ofthe thigh past two 3'93“ Wlth Boyd, Hickling V 800 containing 1 acre‘. No buildings. Tliié r “ whist not that the skin 0 his face At the close of the prayer meeting boneâ€"reported by us ",0 weeks ago Co., has taken a ‘posmon behind 0 an ACRES DrOporty will be sold on block or semi!“ , a one. I. * a in the Methodist Church on Thurs- Wthb befell MIS. McKenzie as the the counter with F. (x. Karstedt. TOROXTQ _ __ (,XTARIO. :gfiigtaggrghxes. Owner Hulng west. l‘or . . . day evening st the congregation home Of her son~in law, M" W' His- Fifi.“ Ella Lawrence. 0‘ Detroit. is C. ELVIDGE Durham. . 'lt sometimes'look‘s as though yil- gave it please. t farewell to Mr. and lop in the valley. was too much for waiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \N August 3rd _u- ' y. ,. lainy paid a fair diVidend notWith- Mrs. Barnho so who left for their her constitution long to stand. and Noble Lawrence, back line. ' ' ,. i :tanding what the Old Book says: new home in Toronto on Saturday. on Saturday evening last her spirit Miss M, McIntosh. of Chaisworth, To CONSUMPTIVES . T'?,“s“r°s of Wickedness profit noth- The proceedingsopened with the elec- left the frail tenement of clay for visited over Sunday at Mr. '1‘, W. _ ' ing. In this age, as well as that of tion of a chairman, which fell to the more enduring mansions where“there WiISon’s. bf};ggffgrgfigfiggjfigftfiggg;°ggge§,hggg For Sale or Rent. the Psalmist. we have seen the 1 t f h t h f . shall be no more death. neither shall ,- .r . with a severe lung affection, and that dread wicked prosper like I green bay 0.0 t e pas or, w o a ter appao 1th b r , ” Th h Miss Park was in town on Monday disusecomuupflon' mauxiommmke no" tree ,, The trouble is that 90 le do priate remarks, called on Mr. W. 1.! ere 8 any mo 8 pain. oug calling on old friends, and left for table fellow sum-tern themeana or cure. To OT 51, 52, 53â€"Sideroad 50, 11 f. 3001! l 3,11”. , not see further than theirpnoges in Bellamy to read the following ad" -- ‘ " Toronto on Tuesday on route to Do- $1332.11.”‘l°2.‘.§,°y‘f.'.clfifgifimfiflflmdfix . miles "0791, 0‘ Prieeville, .Farmju ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ . . . drsss: minion City. Man.. to Visit her the will find a sure cure fol: Conaué tlon. hr“ class condition. (ropd butldlngs '"m N" matters of this kind. Our horizen 7 T b d - Mt ml.Chltlrfh.Bronchltlsandallthroztand running “rum mnvem‘m‘ '0 the barn. l looms to end with the cemetery, and To W. BARNEEUSIE, ESQ., 0 .NOTICE TO CREDI ORS rathergn 913;?- h 11 . d ang "dimanliiei 1.0.36.6?“ auger." will a, For further particulars npplyto " ‘ when we see hm“, who h“, heaped es erton, nt. â€"â€"-â€"- . rs. eorge itc e entertaine a “:5 "m 3’- “ 5 PW“ 0- Th0“ “films .. , . h ‘" up illgotten gains buried in )Omp‘ Dear Bro. Barnhouse,â€"-We, the lADmNISTRAI'ORS’ NOTICE TO number of her friends at a party on an?!pmngz?:'avlillgcsgl'lguwcilluvtllg: 23:12:52: Jan 28â€"tf DUAL” D. Max:233}: 0 “.7. and his immense fortune divided members of the choir and congress-l CREDITORS. Friday evening last. R‘V'ED “RDA'w'mNn'muynxe'Yflk' ' ' ' ' .“M l amongst heirs, we are apt to sigh and tion of the Flesherton Methodist H«.*Mfi \h My- at" ~ say that honesty does not have its church. have 0011211321le this even- In the Matter of the Estate and i - “ ""~~ g , reward in this life. Itisagreat pity ing to express our sincere regrets P, rt f John Willi m Jose 11 AMothershecommen-dation. For sale. 1 5 that we are not able to follow Up the that you have felt called upon t0 SOV‘ ope y o a I? l have used Chamberlain s Cough ~_ ‘ 3 investmentand discover the dividend er your connection with us, and also Stephemn’ la“ 0f the Township Remedy for a number of years and PUlljil-fi BEE!) DURHAMS' YOUNG . Money 8‘ t : that it yields to the legatees and to evidence in some tangible way our‘ °f 33mm“! 1“ “1° County °f ha“ ”0 hes‘mncy m “ymg that It '5 be u and e'fla'rrsz‘iiqd'cow's' Tom" la" . ‘ . - the best remedy for caughs colds """R ‘ SLHOH‘E ”mp" “ , learn whether “riches gotten by van- appreczation of your long. valued and Grey. Farmer, deceased. d . I‘ h d '. head 0f herd. i it!” shall really be diminished. A faithful services as Choir Director, __. ?:mi‘l’;°“p1havzvzoteézidZ'fo aging-l; March] if H. PARdKEtt‘t, , . . . - . . .21" . " Or ‘01. a . . ) 3 case comes to mind of a fortune got- Sunday 9611001 buper1ntendent,and "1 OTICE is hereby given pursuant my confidence in this remedy.-â€"Mrs. \ JNO. A. l)x l‘ i. . ten together, 0:- ratherfounded,upon other official relationships to the of to Revised Statutes of On- .1 A \l N th St M‘ h -: 5 the gaming table. The proceeds of church during your sojourn here. . 7 h 9., S - - ' ' ‘ core. or ar, 10 ' "H DDDDDD 7' ’7 ”' ““7" WWW ' “ ’ ‘I ll. 3 poker. roulette and the wheel-of- Your uniform courtesy and afi'ability (Till, Sign’dg 85:35) lhat alfnfiflsozg sale by B. Parker. Farms For sale - " fortune were put into a business en in CODdUCtiDl-Z the musical 153" Of our having claim: or demands Egainst "_"""'* ~~â€"â€"e . ," :erpfise. andlseemed to possess the church servxces, bastion a vegy spe- the Estate of the said John William Palmerston, March 213th.â€"Thepro- 1’0 ACRES NEAR DORNOCH, .l .‘ca :5; pecu "u to money.lof "fey“? ftigdénfigentszcuref t3: youhtlegrat- Joseph Stephenson. deceased. who petty of the Palmerston Pork Pack. 6 ét) la Flu? buildings. 800d orchard. " 35' 'e rs‘nzig‘xl was 2912:] m a re atizn ”arid“! loaced en wuode 0011- died on or about the 19th day of ing Co , in liquidation. has been sold m 'c ’3 ‘n ° 83'4“)“ 2. . ’da 3b E 81111131908 8 Past “by“ t' . p hs n "an October A. D. 1903 are required on by the court to Mr. O’Mara, as the 7' . 212 ACRES NEAR WILDER’S 3' . accrue to e e cctua y in the ms 01) I811 IODIWO (:11 never 0P8 to 19° or before the highest bidder, for 33.000, The pur~ ‘ ‘ ,7 , â€" ,’ 3; . Lake. Two barns, stone stables , pectaole present. As time passed, c. urge. n. t 9 church and social] . chaser assumed a liability of 8.23 000 4 ,. . . , , a4, ; .f : With cement floors, good house, wellwatered ‘. the evil sowing began to produce its lite community you and your familyj3oth day Of Apr“. 1904. w}... om... Wm .10 with the 'pm. . Q???” ' "l ”i" ’0' “mm" P‘mwlmmp‘y ‘0 ‘ corp, and as the family grew up, the Wlll be greatly misaed. and your de- . . erty is not known The old com. MACI‘AY DUNN. sons manifested the disposition of parture creates 8 gap that Will 110‘ l to send by p0“ prepaid or to deliver p ’ 'll .f f l ‘ Mud] 10-“ their previous parent. and developed i be easily filled. We request you to to Th? Toronto General Trusts 0"" pany s ?5§9t91‘IV‘b_-r°_ cause, a I f” 0 the tendency towards easy money kindly ‘CCOPt this WItCh foryourself, poration, corner 0‘ Yonge and short 0 1P8 1? Hues. ut.no one en ny Wlse “W a ‘ making. What they could not make and these chairs for yourself and Colborne Streets, Toronto, or to eufiers serious ass but the directors. . . , ~ . - the undersigned. G. Lefroy McCaul. These ,mad" themselves ”rum“? M Shingles for Sale. horse racing and gambling they stole Mrs. Barnhouse as souvenirs of your . . . f from the bold man,” and one of this connection with the Flesherton Meth- Barrister, Durham. their christian responsible or a bond of 819300, and hrinbt brood forged his father’s name Odifit church, and $9 8 ““21" OXPFGS- names. surnames, and addresses have been obliged to pay n out 0‘ to a cheque for alar sion of on go amount finally y for his country’s ency that had been and left his counti- good, Thecoinpet originally gather wish .onay by damning the souls and you and happiness and s rgratitude and esteem. We with full particulars in writing of our famil ever their claims and statement of their ice“. in yzur nez'accounts. and the nature of all so- their own pockets. And this is the reward of their public spirit. By their enterprise and that of others We don’t urge you to buy «33- J ”â€"4 WM.QUINN.RoshySaugaen, ‘, . . . . . if“ ifan held b then: dul like them there was brought about pensive things. We ht" an ' m‘ yours 5.. no" t "3.4;" chggani': ”be“ 023?:ng ‘fiis'ghuw‘ $21.52.; b3. ”.33....“ “gin-“30;. y an era of high prices for farmers that hosts of exquisite things that _-«~-_ _‘N = l" ' ' m- , has passed with the passing of this era Within the range of mod- lopha it though {he "can!" of Wu]. BILLAIY. And further tahenotice that after and other independent factoriesâ€" est incomes. Pig's for Sale. wickedness will yield. connldernbly J.S. I. WILSON. such last mentioned date the Tor- prices such .8 were never known he E 9 less than nothina. This. of .course, Mr, J. A, Boyd presented gh. onto General Trusts Corporation, the fore and may not be seen in ‘ life- . AJNUMBER 0F YOUVG YORK. :3;n:tl:c0'whlef0 retnbtutiou gin: wadtclfi a beKautiful gold time piece, duly appointed Administratorsof the time oat of the farmer stock- P1118, Breaches, Cuff Buttons, f. L n it since genera ion. e an iss .g. 13.11..“ ".1 ms. said Estate. will proceed to dis- 1: t . - ~ . ' late I). LJ‘oody used frequently to Minnie Joy presented the reception tribute the assets 0‘ the deceased :£::r;ac;v:gi?; g;;.l::e:fi:hie;f Rings, 0.1131118, watChes and mdéfi.f ’wJaésfilfil-U N '7 :gzétzl?:$:ffi:i::d‘"gx “Vlad chairs. lt‘woéi‘mdiiome pieces of fnrni- among the persona entitled thereto creased prices for their produce; but manv Silver and Cut (313$ March ”.4 w. . .. __ . con ‘3, _ » _ - â€"- - ...~ 9 _ . ‘0‘ 5. pr oduce d where ‘ man made aggrisedf 5;:hoiza. 3:5 genuinely having regard only to the clan l m.” of them I nore this s at of ng terms R ape be case. The directors have had a thanked the donors for their heanti- “Id “I. Mid Administrators Will not ‘ ' ' °.' his fallow-men, that some ful gifts to himself and to m. wife, be liable for said assets or any part biutggclgaon :1 :Zfilnfiggozch to a! his kin did not come to an untune- and for the “companying address he _ y potion or persons of P 99° PP ' b and sin-turd 0nd thronah the Im- felt himself so unworthy of. Short ' W'““ honinwhlch the head 01 the house IN“ my. then flu. 5’ w. III Olm- lake all “0 '0'"! Clayton. 8. J. emu-a. John Brena. Wt. . can. but who it hoe-«Ir an“: r. w. nun-gm Dr. nanny. and business. I! you hsvo to, regrets m mat the can-dance or the laureate at novelties. ARTIES REQ glee should call us. away while UIR ING SHIN. , "0": I“ 80‘ than the snow is on. But NOT found foolish are those that trade with Now for SN APS. The “00d “lie (if '..i4 1.01 llkOB to lllVl' __r.i.,.) liJ‘nl belt Bread is to ‘iw iml a: The whitest. Brick House for sale, r\\‘rc" " I - he‘ltllful llimlw N; has mannamum A “000 ”00m 801mm $2311.11}: * " 1;“.73; »' “WuhflMm-ahamm . . ’f -' ,;.“_ ”a" nook. . ‘ whether it 5 Hr all .n-s . and give special attentlo. CUB'Omr‘lh. MAY SHOTS. (Us-ea. in slice and Ember Journal.) The fools who take life as a lottery ill who are waiting for the wheel to ‘ turn to their number never seem to Iodine that the kind of "head” that wine is the one that tops a pair of browny shoulders. The fellow with l w I clear head and a willing hand can live Cards and spades to the schemer and beat him hands down. If you Would do more thinking and less 8 O I. .. 5.? , ”-9 . ll. paralytic stroke? L... '--~__._._.-._n.........-,-...i gauntlet}... Allphtherla. j ltoil The greatest moraldisinfectant ' from Whl(h she urruiua'fv sunk until‘ 3 ‘ , - . .- . ... m. »:~+Hw-_-i~s ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .. ;: 3:31. NE '3 a _.3.,.. TO -‘\-' "A ‘- . ‘. - . lpeculating. more hard work and less in this world is work. It keeps men l Wednesday eveniiizs; of last week, :4 ~ ‘ _ A ‘ _ . . I! r ,, . ._-c .;:.. 7.595 indicated. It EING EAST PARTS ‘ , ., a chasing of phantoms. your balance . , _ . . i .- 7 ,.. , l . . ; ‘ , . ., . n .r. .4 ..v-“‘tlii:(llt~'tu-‘is‘(l Wm”... , ()1. LOTS ’ .. ll h b k .. . . l . d physrcshy, mentally and Spiritually . when she plaice-lulu fell as e- p inI L r, .. “hid “NM mammal. _ Mind 5. Con. 2' W. G. It. Narmanby ‘ i f .‘ t de‘ all. “will! V :t'gel’ ankllohr in trim. “'ho ever heard Of a hard I death. 0“ Flidng. a? “”00“ h” re f l ‘ 11....» 3'1. irr «nil: L‘lll‘Ortilillil'ltnlchllis; find lllllnudlhle Alsot part of second division of Lot 3, Con: *- -- 7; "“1 ml“! ‘3 5mm” «13ers ‘h t a worker havmg indigestion or thefniains mre interred iii the public. 5 fr v..i.».iel‘c.iiid.il.inso:the“91'“ch DescriptlYolN’OklELu'ee' l.rl;:r9néa:lc13'émigtagiiilig0in all about“? f .‘ 5, i honey in ever was me. e ,v c ance. - - - - .9 l . _ ‘ ’ . "‘1’ .3- .' . M. _' H c at ' :. “H“ (l mu“ ; 9 i .~ put ”aim, the ’0“ and havoc spiritualism Jams. When you see a; termini. hen . ‘tlif, fun: ! .. seiner» _: TN”. d. "0'. “m “HT Danie so. nonireaIJ‘nnndlun Ag"... bush land, 10" home‘ “Md {mm ham we” 1 j g ' rht b' ' b“ , W old he a man get. up in meeting and bear; being collluclfiii it. her da'd‘llOlIlt‘l .iy fenced, we“ watered Wm. ”will” and rm“ ‘ ‘ z. ' rout, . 3 “a n "l" U s at him tell bow tie de il has ot the e her astor, Rev. J. S. I Vi. dam). of, mug brooks. m “00d 3 " ’ b l'l‘ in inter The man who v c . i p . . ‘ “ g; l!) pea 8’ '. ' l " ' ‘ . better of him. put it down that 1821- i this place. The (localised was born i ,4 , ' ? spits on his hands and keeps a hoeing‘ . . . no will have corn to spare in the Winter. fit for all kinds (hf agricultural machinery. . - ;. . . convenient to c urcli. school and mills. l' “’1 . h . ll "t” ‘ . 1500 l) infi 13‘0“?th 1“ Idlndd ' coughs and mutation of the thioat. Easyh terms. Af good chance {M quick -. ; ' . . , ‘. iim. ' ienainan is p ysica y 'l :10 3. . an! H“ “"1“" 0r“ 1‘35"" s‘ ‘c - ~' I‘GGISTB sot 'purc user. For urtlmr particulars apply ' :7: 1 ,3, 'hlls hle' Wt? tlfls-5‘P’0‘ldfince 22“ he is a match even for the devil iii 3 the ripe age «.f 84 years Early inf Antiseptic Tablets lo“ a box. an. ”R Em '1‘. R. \VHELAN, Durham 1’. 1‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ’90” s‘ “s “‘1‘” ”guru”: on ow 9 most things. It is when he is out of 3‘ life she came to Canada. and for a ' crop wtll husk our goes abegging. tilt ln Lord Dundreary ”s letter to his cousin Sam. he warns thelatterto be he nprightly and do the square thing every day by their neighbor and everybody else, but you do not find them popping up in a meeting and flopping over with such arrant cant. The wise man saith: "There is not a just man on earth that doeth good and sineth not.” If there be such a being amongst us we shall never know it until eternity dawns, for be- fore holiness is humility. A couple .of young Salvationists went up to an old preacher and said: “ “'9 have the s and-water. rather than touch blo money. To leave your family a g wealih gotten by crookednesa or as they are of hard work th next. evil ways is that they h speaking acquaintance with honest trim, and his liver turns green thati devil gets on top of hipn. there is a cause away stomach that must be reached before work. ance or nerve debility. First get the nervesin shape and then the stomach will be right also. accomlished this for thousands of people whose di ly gone. net ves and works wonders in stomach ' l od Church across the way " Refiesh-g 00d ments were then served. and all than all the spent an enjoyable evening ton-ether. . The grim reaper has been again in. éthis community and two more highly: l respected old residents and neighborsl 'on the west back line have been,l garnered home. also an old lady visit- of helli e devili. . t . ould be lonely in this world and the. I”? 'll own The reason so many fall intol ave only a‘ ame is more essential l reed. that you might bequeath them $ O C If some men were as afraid l i u.“ . v V . . H .- 4 _.. ’ t r‘ M RS. (.‘iiAitLi-s Doors. ,’ 1 About two work». up: .‘ilrs. Doupe: ,wassfizied with gr. w- .9 - \ as has been getting in its Work premium on 3' in the count number of years lived in the town-I ship of Brock, Ontario County. where she was twice niiiriiud, lll:I‘ first hus- goes down at the ropes and the. most attentively waited on by her family Mrs. Mclie Stewart, this place. 80 many years. ’1‘ Many old friends attended the Pavel“ sympathy funeral of the late John Henry Heard here on Thursday afternoon last. expedly come "9°" them The service was conducted at the Mr. Barnhouse’s 331° 0“ Thursday house by Rev. Ml‘. Wilson. assisted was quite SUCCCSSl‘Ul. He has dis- by Rev. Mr.Thom. The former gave posed 0‘ his property on Peter street an appropriate address based onEccl. ‘0 the 90110? 01: ”19 Advance, bl" 7; 1, The pa“ bearers chosen were: still holds some two lots on Campbell, Wm. Neil. Chas street. Wm. Clayton. Irwin, thn Breen, Alex. Stewart Mr. C. Patterson and family moved from town last week to near Cedar- and A. S. Van Dusen. Among those ville, where, we undersmnd, he is 1,. back of the of many friends in the bereavement which has so un-l tomach can be made to do its i The cause is nerve disturb- N Fen-ozone has gestion was complete Ferrozone is food for the Where digestion, appetite! . . . present from a distance were, the ilation are faulty Just try last sprint. A . rst class place for any body. A PM) to ‘txtfhfiflplflg cough, Group- KEELER. the Jeweler. l‘ . 'f’ ‘ n h Grip Oct. l3“), tf llurham drenching», ooug , . dissolved in the month are effective and safe for he entire familylT ‘and surrounding country. E."!£Z’ll:l‘l-‘C‘d l 879 state of cultivation, . (L, or the Proprietor W. R. ROMllOlfllll, 2M Burden Street, Toronto, Ont. August 8th, 1903. wii“. 1 . . . ' turally lon r- ' -"'"' “â€"“~“â€".â€"~""-' iband being Mr. Shier, to Whom. we "218 na . ‘3 PA y-” Sh 7- . . .. i. . ***' understaiid,shc bore live children. ed for her own homemfter “be new 8888 allls DWIGUms H L tf S I care 0f baucompany. You know . . m"- . . . dent but her condition forbade her OUSC 0 or a e- Sam birds of a feather fiock togec Religion that lets a man stealextralone of whom, llr. l runces Shier. sur- re'udval The funeral took p‘dce 0‘" .HWA ! 9 - . ' - . g . . u - - . ,i her, ”read the letter, and Sam. who dissounts “21d allowances from I“? V'vps her “I'd,l.m:s 0’" the ”rd {me Monday from Mr. Hislop’s to the HOUSE AND LOT ON QUEEN was semewhat simple as well as a one more, an permitsuim t0 08-000 Artemesiia. 0. er no“ sorrovung public cemeterv here the deceased's Cutters, Robes and Horse L Street. the property 01- M”. J. l.. - stutterer. paw”, ““1 putting his orders to return goods in order to buy husband tire children Were born, who aster Rev L W ’ Thou l ‘th' Browne. The house contains 1;} mum,‘ . head on one side and scratching it. from others, is cross-eyed. A man'survive her as follows: Amos and place ' ndu‘tin. th. b . l" 0 . ls Blankets. coveniently aituated.aiid_quite new. “:ill .l ' 503811 to soliquuEZr: "B-bbirds of may be an elder, a deacon or a ste- Sydney, in New 01“““0- “’5' Spence '11th do; 63 g l 0. 0:413 ‘servlces. “3,“? aln emollient. boarding house. 1“" .1 ! th ‘2 B b b 1 f f h 9 w_ ward in the church; but if he works in Toronto. Mrs, Robt, llest,Toronto . . e as was )0”) ’ 39“” ago _ ., NYUCU are app 5 v0 ‘ . . ‘ 9“ er. ”‘5 0 a 93‘ er. . . , . . in Iiiverness. Scotland, where on the A few left which MUSt be J. L. bROWfiE. wh’ IH'D'DGV‘W' I never heard of the fllm'flam game on the people he Llne and lbpllt‘alm, 0“ the h0m0° fi -. ' X . . . 4 ' . . . . . rst of September 184:2 she became cleared out before . mas. July 10th, 1901, ti. Photographer. . .uchat-t‘thlngâ€"b-l} birds With only buys goods from, his religion is not stand. where Mr. and Mrs. Doupe bride of her no b it h 'b d . 4 one “(1493”)”? It's no w-wonder worth the powder itwill take to blow have resided since coming to Ai‘te- Im 'ediat 1 ft :vth are he at: ' . ' ‘ 5‘33â€" “ ‘ ' they f-f-tlock together guess they it over Gilroy’s barn. There is too mesia 29 years ago. \Vhen about 19 “a; c 9‘17“]; “a” fizrrl‘ab‘? tf'e. FULL SI‘OCh Oi: . - h-h-have to flock togeiher to k it much of this psalm-singing on Sun years of age the deceased gave her 233nm?“ 0:5ri3vineg inul‘leow 1.2:; 00!: i Hogs for Sale. .' . -l In ' ' l , . . kee warm.” There are so 19 like days and shinanagin’ on Mondays. heart to the Lord and has smce been ‘, v . ‘ ‘ thepbirds who have onlypon: little The worst of it is, that people try to a member of the Methodist church. 2:23;}: 7the‘ a; {live ‘2‘”:ka v.03 age OP [JOIN'IOH’ ‘VOOdStOCk! HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR feather dud if they Would only flock make themselves believe that this She was 3 HOOd Ueighbor- Wife and nt Alt; st.e ' *h‘ te; 13.1“ deals 6’; Clinton ()prra‘ns. l Salealarge' number of Cinderilla. together and share the loneliness kind of thing is not exactly crooked. mother. and “,1“ be much missed by :pe {'{P ke BWNB 'P 0d .lnlly‘txoun l h ‘ :Caimbndae and korksliires. which ‘he Pl“ f l l d d We would like to know the difl'etence those Whom she has left behind. y 0 0r . t. ey move In 156. to! ship to purchasers toany pomt. for ur- ‘ that they must ee , t ie worl wool between a man who gets lots of goods Artemesia and settled on the farm on _._.__~.H_ ilier particulars apply to, J L F L h th mrees'l'. Thre's the ' . ' . . . . ... . . ' ' Intact: who 3: 's h: lids livedesinde last ““1 holds up the 90“" for an extra MR} BROWN: . . the back line where they have since XLSO l (””53 “EPI‘LRNAN ‘l 1., h 3f”) ’ , . . ' three per cent. discount. with the After a brief illneSs With infirmit- lived and for many years have enjoy~ ‘ ‘ iNov. 25thâ€"tf. Marden P. O. “’ ai: [gym-wile :3: fligdmlttlldlissdild: altemfifive of having them returned, ies, common to Old age the” passed 9d a very comfortable home' A fam' good people look up each other and and the highwayman who drops it away 0" Monday at the l‘eSldBDCB (ff ”y of twohsons and four gagght?” Singer SCWlflg‘ Machines “M *7 < edge away from him When I hear pistol under your'nose on a dark Mr. Alex. (uncle) Stewart‘, here. his :T‘VWed t e” lewr' as 0' ows..â€"- d ‘ . .....- . .. i .. .. .. News; 2.1:” Wmi’i-‘i‘if’ a" . Park Lot For Sa'e- ' i ' ' v y 1’, ' , I o I l e 8- ‘ would like ,0 have five minutes’ examiiiingyour purse or yourwatch, aged Widow? who has llieen a finest a: sin. Gem-gel Jessie and p’Bella mat Oxford Cream Separators. ,'"‘ , . . , ' candid conversation with his wife or The man who can make the distinc- hm .home or severe inont 8' ' - '- . ARK LOT I‘UMBER 1‘5 BORTH , . J l h bo h ' h tion Will beat the devil at drawing SBerce was held in the house on home. Liszm. Mrs. Deadman. of ofSaddlerstreet in iheTowii otllur ‘ ‘t '2 y w 0 sweeps 9‘” m3 5 09- fine lines The only difierence we‘Monday evening. conducted by Remll/aughan, died a few years ago. Mrs. Farmers who are thinking of ham, in the county 9f Grey, coiitainiiig4 This kind of thing has in recent years . ‘h , _ Mr. Thom and on Tuesday mornings McKenzie has been since her cat-licSt' buying a separator. we the OX- acres more or less. lior terms and particu~ became a fad and we hear men prate can see ‘9 t M a. man gets penitenti-l . ‘ . , , d , l r - hf 1 b f th FORD d . .-H 1 8” apply t0 ho t h l' ' h h n t 'd f ary in one case. while in the other he : train the remains were taken by her ,8” “"8. a ‘9‘” u mem er 0 e ‘ an 5°" “’ “we no .1. P. TELi‘oan, ‘ 'ul 0 messy ho ave o pai or usually getsthe discount. WW0 50““ ’50 Caledon for interment lresbyterian church. marked for her other. Dec. 2.-â€"tf. Vendor’s Solicitor Durham. “'6" ‘8‘ 588;)” “hand. sonic who H...‘4 * _ there on Wednesday. The deceased liberality and Cheel‘WJlleS-‘J in HiVi'D'g‘l ' ‘I'O 80 [Bea-DJ.) BEYDZU' leets 8V: to . 7* was born ll] Caledon 74 years 8.80, towards the SODDOI‘E 0! gospel Ol'dlll- a go toa mm; are ones 0‘ Re a You Have Indigestion. and wasa sister of the late Mrs. ances. She Willbe missed not only JOHN L'V'NGSTUN l Farm for Sale square meal. Th? “Lona: ’9 they Peter Muir. near Ceylon. She was in her own home but by her netgh» _ ' "0 meaauring 9‘"d V Em?” own And conclude of course that the also cousin to "cousin” Sandy bors among whom she has lived for! cross-eye standar 5' . ere are Stomach is at fault. So it is. but plenty of men who are trying to walk he Agent. Durham.0nt. ' EING LOT N0. 2. CON, 5, GLEN. elg, containing 10) 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 falling spring creek and a well, fairly well fenced, in good state of cultivation, lit for farm ma- chinery. Convenient to church and school, five mi as from Durham. Terms to suit the purchaser. For further particulars apply to A man to represent "C UltSElHES ” in the Town of DURHAM mum's G llBA'l'lts'l' A. H. Buaum, Hopeville P. O. and take orders tor Our Hardy Specialties Amt. l5th.-tf. Faoir TREES. SMALL Fauna, ORNAMEN‘I‘ALF, For sale. 7. , Ferrozone It cures m r hl deceased’s daughter, Mrs. D. Blair of going into farming. simrus, Rosas. Visits, SHED I’O'rarons, E'rc. 3.3” _ spent all night with God, can’t you Price 5% .at dru gists o oug y. lCannington. hls brother. \Villiam, 0‘ Messrs. Harry and Robert Thistle- Stock We to "an“, and“... from San Jo“. LOT 3, ELGIN STREET WEST 1- i m ourfaces shine?” The old man ' g ' iKemble, Mrs. Heard 3 brother “Pd waite left last Week for Dunkirk. Scale. A Permanent Position for the right man on which there isa good solid Brick " . . . vâ€"ovo-roâ€"afiâ€"tâ€" .nlece. Matthew and Alexander ane N Y. b h l'k l t a d 0“ “We? ”31“” 0" “0mm“"m- House $130, 7 room; Barn and i acre of repeated, sail in reverie. the words . d M' Wb' f W' t - . W ere t ey are 1 e .V 0 8P 0 land . good welland “mug orchard , good ,. .. of the Scripture writer in regard to Flesherton. ian lss ”6 rom near I“ on. the summer. Stone Wellington stone. basement nibarn. ’ " Hoses when he came down from the ' MRS. MCKENZIE. Harry Steeley, who has been the F()\”l‘lllLL NUMFRUN “so lots‘land 4 Kincardiue Street we” mountain 0‘ ”‘9 Lord, 'r‘d. M03“ (Received too latefor last week.) The accidentâ€"fracture ofthe thigh past two 3'93“ Wlth Boyd, Hickling V 800 containing 1 acre‘. No buildings. Tliié r “ whist not that the skin 0 his face At the close of the prayer meeting boneâ€"reported by us ",0 weeks ago Co., has taken a ‘posmon behind 0 an ACRES DrOporty will be sold on block or semi!“ , a one. I. * a in the Methodist Church on Thurs- Wthb befell MIS. McKenzie as the the counter with F. (x. Karstedt. TOROXTQ _ __ (,XTARIO. :gfiigtaggrghxes. Owner Hulng west. l‘or . . . day evening st the congregation home Of her son~in law, M" W' His- Fifi.“ Ella Lawrence. 0‘ Detroit. is C. ELVIDGE Durham. . 'lt sometimes'look‘s as though yil- gave it please. t farewell to Mr. and lop in the valley. was too much for waiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \N August 3rd _u- ' y. ,. lainy paid a fair diVidend notWith- Mrs. Barnho so who left for their her constitution long to stand. and Noble Lawrence, back line. ' ' ,. i :tanding what the Old Book says: new home in Toronto on Saturday. on Saturday evening last her spirit Miss M, McIntosh. of Chaisworth, To CONSUMPTIVES . T'?,“s“r°s of Wickedness profit noth- The proceedingsopened with the elec- left the frail tenement of clay for visited over Sunday at Mr. '1‘, W. _ ' ing. In this age, as well as that of tion of a chairman, which fell to the more enduring mansions where“there WiISon’s. bf};ggffgrgfigfiggjfigftfiggg;°ggge§,hggg For Sale or Rent. the Psalmist. we have seen the 1 t f h t h f . shall be no more death. neither shall ,- .r . with a severe lung affection, and that dread wicked prosper like I green bay 0.0 t e pas or, w o a ter appao 1th b r , ” Th h Miss Park was in town on Monday disusecomuupflon' mauxiommmke no" tree ,, The trouble is that 90 le do priate remarks, called on Mr. W. 1.! ere 8 any mo 8 pain. oug calling on old friends, and left for table fellow sum-tern themeana or cure. To OT 51, 52, 53â€"Sideroad 50, 11 f. 3001! l 3,11”. , not see further than theirpnoges in Bellamy to read the following ad" -- ‘ " Toronto on Tuesday on route to Do- $1332.11.”‘l°2.‘.§,°y‘f.'.clfifgifimfiflflmdfix . miles "0791, 0‘ Prieeville, .Farmju ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ . . . drsss: minion City. Man.. to Visit her the will find a sure cure fol: Conaué tlon. hr“ class condition. (ropd butldlngs '"m N" matters of this kind. Our horizen 7 T b d - Mt ml.Chltlrfh.Bronchltlsandallthroztand running “rum mnvem‘m‘ '0 the barn. l looms to end with the cemetery, and To W. BARNEEUSIE, ESQ., 0 .NOTICE TO CREDI ORS rathergn 913;?- h 11 . d ang "dimanliiei 1.0.36.6?“ auger." will a, For further particulars npplyto " ‘ when we see hm“, who h“, heaped es erton, nt. â€"â€"-â€"- . rs. eorge itc e entertaine a “:5 "m 3’- “ 5 PW“ 0- Th0“ “films .. , . h ‘" up illgotten gains buried in )Omp‘ Dear Bro. Barnhouse,â€"-We, the lADmNISTRAI'ORS’ NOTICE TO number of her friends at a party on an?!pmngz?:'avlillgcsgl'lguwcilluvtllg: 23:12:52: Jan 28â€"tf DUAL” D. Max:233}: 0 “.7. and his immense fortune divided members of the choir and congress-l CREDITORS. Friday evening last. R‘V'ED “RDA'w'mNn'muynxe'Yflk' ' ' ' ' .“M l amongst heirs, we are apt to sigh and tion of the Flesherton Methodist H«.*Mfi \h My- at" ~ say that honesty does not have its church. have 0011211321le this even- In the Matter of the Estate and i - “ ""~~ g , reward in this life. Itisagreat pity ing to express our sincere regrets P, rt f John Willi m Jose 11 AMothershecommen-dation. For sale. 1 5 that we are not able to follow Up the that you have felt called upon t0 SOV‘ ope y o a I? l have used Chamberlain s Cough ~_ ‘ 3 investmentand discover the dividend er your connection with us, and also Stephemn’ la“ 0f the Township Remedy for a number of years and PUlljil-fi BEE!) DURHAMS' YOUNG . Money 8‘ t : that it yields to the legatees and to evidence in some tangible way our‘ °f 33mm“! 1“ “1° County °f ha“ ”0 hes‘mncy m “ymg that It '5 be u and e'fla'rrsz‘iiqd'cow's' Tom" la" . ‘ . - the best remedy for caughs colds """R ‘ SLHOH‘E ”mp" “ , learn whether “riches gotten by van- appreczation of your long. valued and Grey. Farmer, deceased. d . I‘ h d '. head 0f herd. i it!” shall really be diminished. A faithful services as Choir Director, __. ?:mi‘l’;°“p1havzvzoteézidZ'fo aging-l; March] if H. PARdKEtt‘t, , . . . - . . .21" . " Or ‘01. a . . ) 3 case comes to mind of a fortune got- Sunday 9611001 buper1ntendent,and "1 OTICE is hereby given pursuant my confidence in this remedy.-â€"Mrs. \ JNO. A. l)x l‘ i. . ten together, 0:- ratherfounded,upon other official relationships to the of to Revised Statutes of On- .1 A \l N th St M‘ h -: 5 the gaming table. The proceeds of church during your sojourn here. . 7 h 9., S - - ' ' ‘ core. or ar, 10 ' "H DDDDDD 7' ’7 ”' ““7" WWW ' “ ’ ‘I ll. 3 poker. roulette and the wheel-of- Your uniform courtesy and afi'ability (Till, Sign’dg 85:35) lhat alfnfiflsozg sale by B. Parker. Farms For sale - " fortune were put into a business en in CODdUCtiDl-Z the musical 153" Of our having claim: or demands Egainst "_"""'* ~~â€"â€"e . ," :erpfise. andlseemed to possess the church servxces, bastion a vegy spe- the Estate of the said John William Palmerston, March 213th.â€"Thepro- 1’0 ACRES NEAR DORNOCH, .l .‘ca :5; pecu "u to money.lof "fey“? ftigdénfigentszcuref t3: youhtlegrat- Joseph Stephenson. deceased. who petty of the Palmerston Pork Pack. 6 ét) la Flu? buildings. 800d orchard. " 35' 'e rs‘nzig‘xl was 2912:] m a re atizn ”arid“! loaced en wuode 0011- died on or about the 19th day of ing Co , in liquidation. has been sold m 'c ’3 ‘n ° 83'4“)“ 2. . ’da 3b E 81111131908 8 Past “by“ t' . p hs n "an October A. D. 1903 are required on by the court to Mr. O’Mara, as the 7' . 212 ACRES NEAR WILDER’S 3' . accrue to e e cctua y in the ms 01) I811 IODIWO (:11 never 0P8 to 19° or before the highest bidder, for 33.000, The pur~ ‘ ‘ ,7 , â€" ,’ 3; . Lake. Two barns, stone stables , pectaole present. As time passed, c. urge. n. t 9 church and social] . chaser assumed a liability of 8.23 000 4 ,. . . , , a4, ; .f : With cement floors, good house, wellwatered ‘. the evil sowing began to produce its lite community you and your familyj3oth day Of Apr“. 1904. w}... om... Wm .10 with the 'pm. . Q???” ' "l ”i" ’0' “mm" P‘mwlmmp‘y ‘0 ‘ corp, and as the family grew up, the Wlll be greatly misaed. and your de- . . erty is not known The old com. MACI‘AY DUNN. sons manifested the disposition of parture creates 8 gap that Will 110‘ l to send by p0“ prepaid or to deliver p ’ 'll .f f l ‘ Mud] 10-“ their previous parent. and developed i be easily filled. We request you to to Th? Toronto General Trusts 0"" pany s ?5§9t91‘IV‘b_-r°_ cause, a I f” 0 the tendency towards easy money kindly ‘CCOPt this WItCh foryourself, poration, corner 0‘ Yonge and short 0 1P8 1? Hues. ut.no one en ny Wlse “W a ‘ making. What they could not make and these chairs for yourself and Colborne Streets, Toronto, or to eufiers serious ass but the directors. . . , ~ . - the undersigned. G. Lefroy McCaul. These ,mad" themselves ”rum“? M Shingles for Sale. horse racing and gambling they stole Mrs. Barnhouse as souvenirs of your . . . f from the bold man,” and one of this connection with the Flesherton Meth- Barrister, Durham. their christian responsible or a bond of 819300, and hrinbt brood forged his father’s name Odifit church, and $9 8 ““21" OXPFGS- names. surnames, and addresses have been obliged to pay n out 0‘ to a cheque for alar sion of on go amount finally y for his country’s ency that had been and left his counti- good, Thecoinpet originally gather wish .onay by damning the souls and you and happiness and s rgratitude and esteem. We with full particulars in writing of our famil ever their claims and statement of their ice“. in yzur nez'accounts. and the nature of all so- their own pockets. And this is the reward of their public spirit. By their enterprise and that of others We don’t urge you to buy «33- J ”â€"4 WM.QUINN.RoshySaugaen, ‘, . . . . . if“ ifan held b then: dul like them there was brought about pensive things. We ht" an ' m‘ yours 5.. no" t "3.4;" chggani': ”be“ 023?:ng ‘fiis'ghuw‘ $21.52.; b3. ”.33....“ “gin-“30;. y an era of high prices for farmers that hosts of exquisite things that _-«~-_ _‘N = l" ' ' m- , has passed with the passing of this era Within the range of mod- lopha it though {he "can!" of Wu]. BILLAIY. And further tahenotice that after and other independent factoriesâ€" est incomes. Pig's for Sale. wickedness will yield. connldernbly J.S. I. WILSON. such last mentioned date the Tor- prices such .8 were never known he E 9 less than nothina. This. of .course, Mr, J. A, Boyd presented gh. onto General Trusts Corporation, the fore and may not be seen in ‘ life- . AJNUMBER 0F YOUVG YORK. :3;n:tl:c0'whlef0 retnbtutiou gin: wadtclfi a beKautiful gold time piece, duly appointed Administratorsof the time oat of the farmer stock- P1118, Breaches, Cuff Buttons, f. L n it since genera ion. e an iss .g. 13.11..“ ".1 ms. said Estate. will proceed to dis- 1: t . - ~ . ' late I). LJ‘oody used frequently to Minnie Joy presented the reception tribute the assets 0‘ the deceased :£::r;ac;v:gi?; g;;.l::e:fi:hie;f Rings, 0.1131118, watChes and mdéfi.f ’wJaésfilfil-U N '7 :gzétzl?:$:ffi:i::d‘"gx “Vlad chairs. lt‘woéi‘mdiiome pieces of fnrni- among the persona entitled thereto creased prices for their produce; but manv Silver and Cut (313$ March ”.4 w. . .. __ . con ‘3, _ » _ - â€"- - ...~ 9 _ . ‘0‘ 5. pr oduce d where ‘ man made aggrisedf 5;:hoiza. 3:5 genuinely having regard only to the clan l m.” of them I nore this s at of ng terms R ape be case. The directors have had a thanked the donors for their heanti- “Id “I. Mid Administrators Will not ‘ ' ' °.' his fallow-men, that some ful gifts to himself and to m. wife, be liable for said assets or any part biutggclgaon :1 :Zfilnfiggozch to a! his kin did not come to an untune- and for the “companying address he _ y potion or persons of P 99° PP ' b and sin-turd 0nd thronah the Im- felt himself so unworthy of. Short ' W'““ honinwhlch the head 01 the house IN“ my. then flu. 5’ w. III Olm- lake all “0 '0'"! Clayton. 8. J. emu-a. John Brena. Wt. . can. but who it hoe-«Ir an“: r. w. nun-gm Dr. nanny. and business. I! you hsvo to, regrets m mat the can-dance or the laureate at novelties. ARTIES REQ glee should call us. away while UIR ING SHIN. , "0": I“ 80‘ than the snow is on. But NOT found foolish are those that trade with Now for SN APS. The “00d “lie (if '..i4 1.01 llkOB to lllVl' __r.i.,.) liJ‘nl belt Bread is to ‘iw iml a: The whitest. Brick House for sale, r\\‘rc" " I - he‘ltllful llimlw N; has mannamum A “000 ”00m 801mm $2311.11}: * " 1;“.73; »' “WuhflMm-ahamm . . ’f -' ,;.“_ ”a" nook. . ‘ whether it 5 Hr all .n-s . and give special attentlo. CUB'Omr‘lh.