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arm for Sale. D DOUBLE HOUSE, SOLID . Inmate in each half, two uteri.- l’s. eligible site. on GM moms in each pen closets. Will sell one." Q. ugd temp rm Lu: PROPERTY srrm'lf. NDEI IS! !!BER OF YOUNG YORK- rk Lot For Sale. )r Sale or Rent. k House for Sale. 3arm for Sale. ’arms For Sale. ml 'lllt KEELLR. t puts. about five weeks 0111. Ah iowiip. fgrrow. ( Y‘m‘klthol 9.! BRE ‘. Hei For Sale. 10 ingles for Sale. 02$ for Sale. igs for Sale. WM fipply 2» JAMES “an617 6: Lot for Sale. ~0r Sale. {SIGNED HAS FOR MM'KAY 51 DUNN (rl' { EQL' [RING SHIN Ql'lNN. Rocky Sn... NE); IIEFFERNAN. Martian P. G NEAR x EAR WILDER’S i I“ no Laws. terms can SCHUYLE Hap.) at H. PA R KER. Durham. Sale. b barns, stone at.“ d house, well want“ articular: apply Io Lampton 83M Durham. 0V , good new N acres first-ch. ; Its: spriflfl- ‘ L. BROW XI. 1’ hotoanphor Mama as HAMS. YOUNG \'ID( Mr LAcnum, Pricoviflo P l'l REET WEST 2 house. ON QUEEN 0f )lrS. J. 100 ito new ier H il 16 Narmnby. Lot3 00.0 I about I” d of mild a barn, well us and "Ill- cultivutiol, machine , 313d mi! w Street west, ”dings. This :k or ”pant. ing west. For noaxocn, N, about 70 Id hardwood radar. The ever faili well fen , fur farm Ina- h and school. In to suit the culars apply Ie. Farm in .aildings with to the barn. FOR nvn 9i Dul- .mntanniqg 4 and partwa- 03 ,Iindofil h be wil For fut- .Vl tf N ORTH Durham. LOTS GLEN- id Brick k acre of Durham «chard. u ’The good wife of the house always like: to have good Bread. and the but Bread is to be had at Stinsou’e. The whitest. sweetest and most healthful made. No husband will ever find fault with Stinsou’s Bread We turn out a firstoclaee article whether it’s Bread. Pies ‘or Cakes. and give special attention to our cuetonen. ' going like 9. SHOT and we always hit the mark FIRST-CLASS LINE of Mary Good: ain’t on hand at Bowe’n. a In lot of themâ€"~the dependable kind for this ocasion. The prices willed-prise you, .11 our rubber goods 3,"ng the same way. We qt. worth 81.75 now. . 31.50 a Three qt. worth 82.50 now $2.25 Should be in every house. when need- ed “01 are needed badly. We have {0rd to own two-A good one (or two) is a leasehold necessity, a poor one always leaky is a household nuisance. Ruble! goods are going up; we madealucky purchase and give you the ”fit of it. AT QARLING’S THIS read ”and Fountain Sytinge. Money Back if Not Right. Chemist and Draggiat. HOT WATER BOTTlES. .A. DARLINmrss: D qt. worth 31.50 now. . .81.“) ’80 qt. worth 81.75 now $1.25 With nu ill-fitting ready-made suit. when you can get. a. firsto c138! fit, made to order in the Make» class of workmmsbip for about the same money? We have a large stock of SCOTCH TWEEDS, WOR- STEDBmd SEEGES. and wel f- l‘ -.-â€"A - “poms? TAILOR. F LARITY Henry Brenzel of the township of Bentinck was hurled into eternity on Tuesday afternoon as a result of be- ! ing run down by the afternoon ex- press train in the vicinity of Elm- wood, The unfortunate man’s death was instantaneous. Being deaf and ,dumb, his life probably at any time had not been strewn with roses. and it seemed like one of fate’s incon- gruities that his ending should be so‘ bad and so tragic, He was a man of about 43 years of age and unmarried It appears that he left his home in Bentinck to walk to Elmwood and took the track for a short distance. It is presumed that after he had naticed the 3 o’clock train go South, _ he took for granted that ihe express for the north had gone up. But a man takes great chances on a track at any time for there is always a danger of the freight and the express ‘ running late. The way the trains are running on this branch makes it especially dangerous at any time Two trains passed at Hanover on Tuesday a. they often do. but of c-onrse not according to schedule. ‘ When the engineer spied Brenzel walking towards Emlwood with his back to the train. the signal whistle was blown, but of course the poor fellow could not hear The engineer ‘ who was interrogated by a Hanover man on the train. said that he naticed the man on the track a considerable --- .L r- tau urleu an( E During the past several days the called loudly for help. but the wim ' ' ' . was blowing hard. and his cries wen ; ceived quite a number of dainty little DOt heard. The strain on his arm pieces of wedding cake and we have was intense. and the pain severe. About 5.30 p. m, Mrs.- Chambers who had been busy attending to he: household duties. began to look fou amount of plea-sure is worth telling. her son. writer’s cramp so badly that We had â€"â€". . to engage a girl to fill in the receipt The dope bah“ xsbelngacqutred by blanks. W9 did a land omce busi- thousands of Canadians through us- ness all day long and we planned ing so called cures for Catarrh con- great improvements. But alas ! we taining an excessive amount of al- woke up with ajerk before we com. cohol and “other dangerous drugs. 1 menced these improvements and we Doctors clalm there 18 only one safe l reluctantly announced that they are and ““31“. cure‘ for Catarrhâ€"fra. indefinitely postponed. However, it grant healing. Latarrhozone which rests with our delinquent subscribers “’93 by medicated vapor that 18 to make our dream real and we will breathed dim“ to the seat 01' the have everything in readiness to fill in disease. Th? balsamic VBPOI‘ “‘08“ the receipts. And we wish to thank tarrhozone kills the germs. heals sore the blushing brides for their kindness 39°“, ”OPS droPPmS "1 the thPOtt- (’ in sending us pieces of their cakes. keeps. the nose clear and permanently -â€"Ex. erradncates every trace of Catarrh : from the system. Catarrhozone can’t Henry Brenzelof the township of fail; it’s guaranteed. TWO months Bentinck was hurled into eternityon l treatment 31-00; trial size 25c. P. P. and now Government inspector of binder twine. Mr. Haycock was a year, or two ago. \but evidently the want of,such an oflicer has cost the farmers thousands if not hun- dreds of thousands of dollars, since they began to use twine. Last year Mr. Haycock had 275,000 pounds of short twine shipped back to the Un- ited States from the Province of Man- itoba, and this he estimates meant a saving to the farmers of not less than a cent a pound or $27,500 in all. This year he has compelled the mark- ing down 100 tons of twine, and this will be a gain to the farmers of not less than $10,000. Besides all this. inspection is leading to a much better article. Last year the farmers of Canada used $3,500,000 worth of‘ twine.â€"Telescope. Rumor has it that Mr. Wm. Rich- ardson has disposed of his egg busi- ness. The purchasers the past, The sale includes the Fer ‘ gus business as well, ardson will likely retain an interest in both.â€"-'l‘elescope. It is an old fallacy that do as he likes with his own Path masters occasionall . trouble with farmers who positively! decline to permit the public to drive through their fields in the ' allow their fences to be taken down. Their view is that itis the duty of 1 the authorities to keep the legal road 1 open and that not even in the inter- I eat of the king ought fences to be destroyed or lands trespassed upon”l This position is perhaps human. but laccording to the Municipal World. quite untenable. In answer toa cor- n respondent who asks. “If the roads a are drifted. can parties drivmg along a property. y have C l t S Exchange Echoes. positively b to drive winter or :00 down. ALL Won: Gumrnnn at “Live and let live” PRICES. I N Bw Pumps AND REPAIRS. DRILL CURB, RB-CURB, t. PRESSCU F WELLS. All ordsrn tRkon Rt them near MoGomn’ a mu will be promp Rt tended to. THOS. DANIS, Lot 2, Con. 3, N. D. R.. Glenelg, April 4, 1901.â€"tf. DURHAM P. O. Pumps. [1 erty consisting of twenty-five norâ€"es one-half mile east of Corporation of the Town af Durham. described as South part of L0 ’9. Con. 2. E. G. R. Glenelg. On the ises is a comfortable brick five. room cottage. a good frame barn and stabl , a small bearing orchard, an abun- dance of the best running water. All cleared, title good. Terms easy and rice right. For further particulars appy to I BEG LEAVE TO INFORM KY CUB- 1‘OMERS :nd the glublio in general tint I m prepared to turni- I About 5.30 p. 111, Mrs.- Chambers, Who had been busy attending to her household duties. began to look for her son. The strange action of the family dog. which was at the foot of the tree‘ attracted the mother’s at- tention. and the boy was taken down almost dead. ;l Welland, Ont., April 6,â€"Dangling .3 from an apple tree by one arm, and , stripped bare of ,his clothing. John, the ten-year-son of J. W. Chambers’, afarmer living about a mile from , Port Robinson. was found almost . dead by his mother last evening. According to the story told by the lad’ , about 2 o’clock in the after-noon he wentinto the yard to gather some , chips. and was seized by a man and carried into the orchard. In the or- chard isa tree that has one branch which is partly decaved. About six feet from the ground was a hole about three inchesin diameter, while about a foot above this was'a similar cavity. Lifting the lfttle fellow in. to the air, the rufi‘lan shoved the slim little arm in the upper hole. and pulled'the hand down through the hollow trunk and out of the lower aperture. The man next removed the child’s clothing from the waist. down. After rolling the boy’s shirt and sweater up around the victim’s neck, he left the body exposed to a bittinz cold wind, and sauntered 03 toward the railroad with the words: "You and another boy let my cattle 5 out of the barn I’ll let you hang ] there till I catch him, and then I’ll let you down.” The lad cried and ] called loudly for help, but the wind 1 was blowing hard. and his cries were not heard. The strain on his arm was intense. and the pain severe. DESIRABLE PIECE OF PROP- I At this season tiredness fastens it- self upon the healthy and strong. If not feeling well you should build up. get more blood into your veins, in- crease your store of nerve energy. What you need is that rebuilder and tonic. Ferrozone, which contains the strengthening elements your system needs. Ferrozone makes flesh, nerve' and muscle; gives you appetite, abundant energy. buoyant spiritsâ€"- in short Ferrozone assures health and costs 50c. at all druggists. Get Ferrozone to-day’ v- u." unubvl or the train would have been stopped while there was yet time. As it was it was too late. At this point there is a down grade and the express was travelling at great speed. The victim of the accident was thrown 20 feet, his legs. hack and neck being broken. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o’clock to the cemetery just east of Elmwood.-â€" Hanover Post. time before the sad catastrophe oc- curred, but as quite frequently they have similar instances he felt no ap. prehension. Those on foot merely keep on their way until the train is near and then step quietly 05. Of course the engineer had no idea that the man was unaware of his danger . GEORGE WHITIOBB. For Sale. Did You Get Up Tired? DastardJy Outrage. "‘ ... 5... luck. __ V "'J uâ€"wv-U ”a U “u“. fair? You p ase from us 6 boxes of Dr. Harte's Ce ~Iron Pills, paying for them $2.50. With every such purchase we give you our positive written guarantee that if after taking 3 boxes of the Pills, accord- ing to directions, you find you hnve de- rived no fit from their. use, you can return th motv bong. tomthor vi”: rsturn th'mpty boxes, togeih'eiwwviii the 3 ugopened one: and get your money l..-|. ' ‘ .But you Hon’t need to take our word to to what these Pills can accomplish. Try them yo self. If they don’t do you good, you can t your money back. Isn’t that l-2_n Dr. Harto’s Celerf-Iron Pills enrich the blood, tone up the nerves and invigorate the whole system, producing in sickly, weakly men and women that strong, vigorous, healthy feeling that makes life worth living. P On the “hority of the proprietors of ' Da.‘ man's Casey-1301s PILLS, we guarantee this remedy to be an absolute cure for all diseases and disorders arising from weak nerves, watery blood or a run- down condition of the system, such as:â€" Anaemia, Chlorosis, Pale and Sallow Com- gilexion, Tired, Worn-out Feeling, Sleep- essness, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Heart Palpitation, Impaired Memory, Unsteady Nerves, Hysteria, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Depression of Spirits, Spinal Weakness, St. Vitus’ Dance, Pimp- les and Eruptions, Loss of Vital Power and General_ Debility: A Positive Assurance of a Cure or Your Money Refunded. Pt. IIâ€"Essie Douglas. Jessie Hoy, Walter Hoeflin, Leslie Hoegi, Pearlie Schram. - Aâ€"Gracie Pinder, Bert Dickson. B -â€"Milton Hoegi. Murray Schram, Norman Dickson. Average attendance 35. A. HARROW, Teacher. Jr. IIâ€"Nellie Dyer. Minnie Dyer, Roy Dickson. John Garvey, Earl Hoegi. Sr. IIIâ€"Aggie Brown. Gertrude Hoy. Laura Hoegi, Flossie Mark. Perry Hoeflin. Jr. IIIâ€"Jessie Douglas. Sr. IIâ€"Floeeie Dickson, Charlie Lewis, Janet Hoeflin. Jeannette Hoy John Dickson. S S. No. 2. ORCHARD V.â€"Sarah Eddington. IVâ€"Aggio Mark. Mary Pinder. Simon IIoegi, Michael Garvey, Gordon Dickson. A GUARANTEE TO CURE. JNO. A. DARLING __â€"vvv IVâ€"J. Mortley, W. Specht. D. Mc- AIlan. B. Dargavel. ‘ III â€"F. Twamlev. Sr. IIâ€"B. Simpson, M. Mortley, B. Ray. S. Simpson. Jr. 11â€"0. McGillivray. Sr. Pt. IIâ€"A. Turubull, M. Mort- ley, L. McAllan. Jr. Pt. IIâ€"M. Smith, G. Leding- ham. L. Smith, J. Turnbull. Sc. 1â€"K. Smith. V. Mortley. Jr. Iâ€"â€"S. McGillivray. Average attendance 23. 8.8 No Sr. IIâ€"Arthur Gadd, Willie lace. Jr. IIâ€"Mary Backus. Sr. Pt. IIâ€"Tommy Wallace. Webber. . Jr. Pt. IIâ€"Walter McAllister. Sr. Iâ€"hlary McAlliater. Geo . S. S. No. 1. NORMANBY. IVâ€"Maggie Wallace. Jr, IVâ€"â€"Milton McNiece, ’Gadd, Janet Kerr. hr. IIIâ€"Viola Backus. Jr. IIIâ€"Eva McAllister, Wallace, Willie McAllister, Back us. Jr. IIIâ€"L. Walker Pettigrew, C. Calder. Stephen, R. Seaman. J IVâ€"-C Staples, Av Klempp, E. Reid. B: Horaburgh. Sr. IIIâ€"A, J Main, L. Kerr. Iâ€"G. Seaman. . 3.'BENTINCK AND GLENELG. HONOR ROLL. . JOHN), C. Orchtrd H. HOLSTEIN. Hes, A. Irvine. 30161.3. Walker. 4 LIMIN. Teacher. - SHARP. Teacher. James Arthur Harry 11‘ hm Tun. 8mm Fauna. Gunman. 3mm. Boa-II Vim. Sun Poumu, 1m. Pumps from $2 upward. SHOP open every afternoon. All REPAIRING promptly and prop- erly attended to. kw. D. CDIIDR Pumps of all Kinds. Thou desiring ion, which will cost them nothing. nnd moy rows 3 blouin . will plane nddma. “PARD A. WIIJJN Brooklyn New York. W. D. CONNORâ€" Galvanized and Iron Pipâ€" ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. DURHAM FOUNDRY â€"â€"-v- -v...\1 ‘- I III.. em. four months. 61. 801d"- by all newsdealeu "Cfl"80.33613madn. ’"Bngr' Mommrmw ”human. and the lightest running machine in the market. A handsomely lllustntéd Humâ€"y. [amen mu of any‘llqlegyng jqqrnal, Terms. .A-- . A..- _. -â€" The “ MELOTTE,” two-piece bowl. The best skimmer W‘ Tam: Mann Dzslaus Cowman-In ac. Anyone sending a sketch and deacflguon my quick] ascertain our opinion free w ethet an Invent. on is probably patentahle. Commumou. ”on. strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent. lent free. Oldest agency for securuuzpatenu. Patents taken through Munn Co. recon. ”ital notice. without. charge. in the .A A- Cream . Separators. Repairing promptly attended to Saws gummed and fitted. Castings of all kinds made order. HAY FORKS. The best in the world. _ THRESHERS ENGINES Steam and Gas Piping and Fit tings. STOVES Domestic Sewing Machines. T0 CONSUMPTIVES. SEWING MACHINES. The ” \Vhite.” and " Standard Bissell Disc Harrows Ballets. stiéiiti'fi'é' ”fiiii‘éfican. McCormick Binders. Mowers and Rakes. BUGGIES WAGGONS Dealers in and Manufacturers of Harvesting Machinery and farm. in: implements of all kinds. Frost Wood on of any scientific four months.“ ll II A Manufacturer of And Denier in â€" WANTED The White “ Challenge ” Separ- ator and new and second hind Engines of aleakes. Huron Stoves and Rnngeq "Protect. " CANADA’S Gmrm it- "‘4..- - A urge assortment of all the hast nukes. AGENCY. Agent. Highest prices paid for Farm Produce including Butter and Eggs. «if f HAS ALWAYS ON HAND: The Hnnover Convey-mayor HANOVER. -â€" - (mm If yr WISH TO BUY OB 0“ sell property, borrow money. insure a. property. In" writings drawn or collect a debt, call on me. “Always Promptâ€"N ever Negligut." % H. H. MILLER. H OFFERS : 100 ACRES in Bentinck. near hamâ€"90 cleued. 10 herd Good buildinuo. upring ‘ orcherd.etc. $3200.00. swamp. 82100.00. {150 ACRES near Lemlne dwelling, good out b Fine (um. Under: 105 ACRES near Allan Parkâ€"Ex- cellent fut-m. {air buildilgu. Cheep. ' l'ACRE more or leesâ€"Gun!!!“ street. Durham. necr Cello-t Worke~Fiue lots. Olen-ed very cheap. Besides above I have a large lilt of other lands of all kinds. All kinds of Groceries. M‘ Saul-u, Colo”. Spiool and Tobccool. ‘ LIST OF LANDS Floqr. Food. Pontoon. 0n. mul, Corn meal, Fiold Gut-don Seeds. I ' "name. mane. ’ This school stands for the ' manner am; BEST in buaineaa education in Canada today. Many business colleges employ f our graduates ae teachers. We have scores of applicationl from other colleges. Ask to ’ see them the day you enter. ' Commence course now. Cata- I logue free. The thover Conveyancer, Grocery and Provision Store . MILLER, NEW ONTARIO.