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The smhib brought hill The governor of Hm. t any reasonable requelt struther should be granted lie had written such a .entation of the Moham- to the government of In- re was little doubt the re- ‘I would muvey an 0m. that Mir Jan had been ee pardon. g experts verified Robert's he views after a very brief t was his wife’s wish that which withesaed his igno- fl also witness his triumph. rrwani Robert Designed ht ’egiment. kid and he wu- ;he English church'at' Hour ?y for perfect nutri‘iun. in the matter If resur- Ictite, of giving new there is not much more b nbow island and its cuc- the promenade deck when 39d and told them that 1!. lion ashnre was for I m «m Summit rock as 800! . was in wmking order 9 all r ’T‘J‘ ban; in the a I8 captained gleefully. “W. itate the Sirdar by null” reef should we an“. w c with such an honest.“' bc.1'.n1it as Dr. W “I ;;.z, 1:.311 r1111‘1y ism” .;1 i1 1 . 11' .1 fur SUCh "m 1, 1 -..1 or Green Siam... 111' 1 v L. 11111 'exinn, Nerve.- 16$5:1{*‘1. 11.1111 lag, 1mm (HQ 11. .‘l‘ '1'1 11:9,, Dy! :g;.‘n V . ‘4‘01’10113 119 1%. V 11 3 D3110“, F8381. Wuh- vs (1111 Eruptions, Hen. Pl}- un'tneas of Breath, Q 11-33. General Weakneu 3 the day that Capt“ tmthor‘s name appeared h v. reinstating him to ht end not. Her blue 9!. m the fast receding c1183. u't.” said her In.“ [I to him. The light at a illumined her face with III mce. n so silent?” ITS ELIULSfCN cause it stands so rm- KTE’S CELEB]? 0N PILLS. 4 am so happy.” she all. dear, so happy 1" n3 sue: for pdo, M 1 girls to nuke til. full of boundinghedth. Lions to try Dr. W n we Will cell ’0‘ ' wif‘x the nnderflafla £32134! that if you t 31.1; bnefit from m If r taking three box. 'A “2° you "'31"ng its action' is um DARLING to weak, WM 0mm), giVipg ”I. DRL’GGISQ ()NT. om the 1818” ms the rich“! t make. r W“?! the ’ your mom lilo Specialist: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OF- tice in the New Hunter Block. 0500 hours. 8 to 10 e. In.. to 4 p. In. end? :09 p. m. Special ettention given to diseases of women and children. Residence op- posite Preshvterian Church. U «hart distance east of Knapp’s Hotel, Lamb tun Street, Lower Town, Durban, Ufiive hours from 1 to o’clock. Late. Assistant Roy. Londo- Ophthalmio'tnoo. £113.. and to Golden Sq. The“ and Non Boo. Will be at tho Middangh Home lat Wednesday of each month. from 12 to 4 p. In. L. R. C. P., LONDON. ENG. WRADULATE of London, New I York :nd Chicago. Dlum‘oi Bye. Eu Nose and Throat. \\ m be at Knapp House. Durban. the 2nd 5 an: (lav "I each month. Hoursâ€"14p. OFFICE: propertv ngRRISl‘ER, ham, ‘ Cullebtiun and attended to. trv Office. )' (:arafran and George Streets-at {opt of hill. Ofiice hoursâ€"941 mm" 2-4 p.m., 7-9 p.111. Telephone No. 10. Drs. Jamieson Macdonald 1 {\lifllDLDLt, RIVA-Av-.. _ (Mice over Gordon’s new Jewellery 5'7. w. LuWBl‘ Town, Durham. Any amount L: nmmv to loan at 5 per cent. on farm Stifiélairi Bank. .’OI‘ARY PUBLIC, COMMISSION. L er, Conveyannr,otC. Printouo t9 luau. Old accounts and .dobu of kinds collected on commilsnon. Fug bovlght and sold. 1|“!!!th A Uflxceâ€"MacKonzio’s Old Sun . Lover TOWD. Durham. Ont. 5““ “ID I Duo. Uvaaovâ€" â€" _ veyancers. Ufl’it‘Psznln the A. G. MACKAY. 33!}: 31133.3 :73 WNW” l. G. Hutton, H‘ICE AND RESIDENCE A FE‘ICE AND RESIDENCEâ€"COR, ARRIS‘ list: lye, Bar, Throat and Nose Emma AND Paornm'ron. Mad [ml Dz'redon . Arthur Gun, II. D- DR. Gil]. S. BURT. DR. BROWN Legal 02mm. A. H. Jackson. Miscellaneous. DURHAM, ONT. WK IRWIN Lefroy McCauI. IXCLUBIVILY H’J TfSDAV MORHIBC I! MP. W. F. DUNN. mu 57’" i W Sum $1.50 IS i213! ETC” to: ‘J eased Aubtionee} f0} tilâ€"e‘beenty e1 Ggey, Land Valuator, Bailifi‘ of the 2nd Dwxsion. Court Sales and all other matters ‘ yromptly attended to. , Highest references 4. urnished ifrequired. by simple means, after suffering for several years with a. severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send, free of charge, a copy of the prescription used, which they will find a. sure cure for Consumption. Asthnu. Clinton-h. Bronchitis and allgthroatand lnng finlndies. He he es all suflerers will try his remedy. as it is inva nable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing and may rove a. hlessin . will lease address Rev.BD ARDA. WI N.Brook yn,N°w York Shoe Dressings. EGGS isken same as CASH in ex- chango for goods. I U tioneer for the County of Grey. Salés promptly attended to. Orders ma be left at his Implement Warerooms, Me innon’s old stand, or at the Chronicle Oflice. ' Nov. 9, ’03. Tems moderate teed. The an 8:163 can be mac fice. Residence )DODE A nice lot of Lediea’ Dress Skirts, and Black Siik Coats, going at half price. Ladies’ Cravenette Rain Coats. Clearing lot for ............ 83.75. Men’s Worsted Suits, worth 87 for ............ $3.90. Men’s Flannelette Top Shirts for... .250. Umbrelies. worth $1 50, 60 to 90¢. Men’ eHate, worth $1.50 ...... 750. Fashionable Summer Cape. clearing lot at .......... 25c. We Have Purchased The Cheap Store Dec OHN CLARK, LICENSED AUC- AMBS CARSON, DURHAM, LIC- J. Levine. A few lines of Ladios’ Oxfords and Strap Slipper in which some sizes are sold out. ranging in price from 1.00 to $1.75. we now ofier them at 80c. to $1.40, to clear as the room is required for other goods. Trunks, Valiaes, Club Bags, Tele- scopes and Shawl Straps at reasonable prices. Shoe Brushes and Daubors al- ways in stock. Custom work and repairing done as neatly and promptly as We are headquarters in Durham for shoe dressings; over ‘20 difler- ent lines to chose from. Have you tried Q TIME? We claim it is the best and easiest paste polish to make ashine that we have seen. large box 100,. onlv to be had here. Try a box; money refunded if not satisfactory. possible. undersigned hat ple means, after MCPHAIL. LICENSED AUC tioneer If you want to make money. in buying goods, call at the Cheap Store of J. Levine. He will surprise you with the great bargains he is ufisring. A few of them are: T0 CONSUMPTIVES. Have TERMS CASH. Durham. ll the County of G nd satisfaction gua zements and date: at THE CHRONICLE d P. 0.. Ceylon. ’l tored to health xara 10- After much study and experiment, 3 of Mr. Robert. Lockhnrt has completed? :1“: ‘ his music turning invention. At firm} :8, i it was only intended for a piano. but; i the recent improvements makes it ._ I equally serviceable for string or wind 0- instruments. When the player has; he finished one page all he needs to dois '! an to press a Spring with his foot, and In ' n’s the twinkling of an eye. a new page! is diaplayed before him. Mr. Lock-‘ hart will exhibit his invention at the: London and Toronto fairs.â€"’l‘ele- ' fl lscope‘ , ._... â€"â€". :‘ Honored Sinâ€"Yer pun: Sc. Louis Pout-Dippuoh. .-\hout Line o'e‘iwl; on \Yednesulay owning last, lire lll'UliDOllE 111a frame barn belonging to William Long, Sivan-d on the li~‘.v_lirem lioad, a. znilc and it half wear. U '\\.’z--'.ll~:c;‘tou. Barns llatlti; ‘h’mtl fl.l‘._i, :ziiai Halli-lily burn so Llir.~..\.l., that .ittw a: limiliillg 1:) ch?! .1 rated. it. View s“) in Hill; “9.5.“. the: contents consistir; cl 2.» ton of hay. aim-mute spreader, an oil hinder. :; Wagon, anzl several other article»; in the lllll-‘ll‘llllgzll, lint, ;;0lu;; up it: >liit‘li“ This harm is: situated on the south side of the road, a long way from any house. and as nobody llml been around it that day, it Was very evident the fire COUlll have not been accidental. in fact, while the fire was in pregress a stranger was seen in the vicinity. and ht' was at once spotted out as the incidendiary. He was not apprehen- (leil, however. and those who had come out to view the fire. soon lost sight of him. Next morning, how- ever, as Constable Russel was walk- ing down street, he saw a stranger acting in so peculiar a manner, that he concluded to interview him, and find out who he was, and what he was doing here. He consequently ap- proached the stranger and asked him his name. The answer was ” My .name is Thompson, and I am the fel- low who set the barn on fire last night !” Russel at once placed him under arrest, and he lay in jail until Friday. when he was given his pre- liminary trial. He told Russel he came from Tiverton, that he was born in Dakota, and that for the last two years he had been living in Toronto. He said that he went into the barn for a rest, that he had lit his pipe, and smoked until he had fallen asleep, and that when he woke up, the whole place was on fire. Not- withstanding this admission, he plea- ded “ not guilty” before the magis- trate. He was, however, sent up for trial. If it appears to the.) udge that he wilfully set fire to the barn, he can sentence him to fourteen years in Kingston penitentiary. If, however it appears to him that the fires were merely accidental, he will have to let the prisoner go. Thompson is rather a good looking man, of medium size, and about 25 years of age. He was well dressed, and had none of the ap- pearance of the tramp about him. But while he had a sharp enough look about him he had a peculiar way of smiling about nothing, which would lead one to believe that he was not quite compos mentis. After the fire was over. Paul Jones, on his way to town, picked Thompson up on the road. In answer to some questions he said that he had been an inmate of the Walkerton hospital. and that it was full of farmersâ€"VValkerton Tel- escape. Call a girl a chick and she smiles; call a woman a ben and she howls. Call a young woman a witch and she is pleased; call an old woman a witch and she is indignant Call a girl a kitten and she likes it; call a woman a cat and she hates you. Women are queer. If you call a man a gav dog you flatter him; call him a pup, a bound or it our. and he will try to alter the map oiyour face. He don’t mind being called a bull or a bear. yet he will object to be mention- ed as a calf or a cub. Men are queer too â€"Tit-Bits. The boss was bending over a table. looking M the directory. Tho now ofico boy slipped up quietly ”yak. 0d 3 ”onto into hi] bud. am‘fgur. prised. boss oputd it and“- 1â€"». “ Honored Sinâ€"{Yer pom. ilk ' d.”‘ An Englishman was driving on an outside car in Dublin a few days ago. Noticing the horse looked worn out, he said to Pat " That seems a verv poor horse you have." ” Bedad ” says Pat " he’s worse than,poor; he’s Worse than poor; he’s unlucky !” “ Indeed” says the Englishman “ And may I ask why ‘9” \Vell now, I’ll tell your honor. For the last four mornin’s Ol’ve tossed him to see whether I’d have adrink or he'd have his breakfast. and bedad I’ve won every toime.” A teacher in a Public School once told his pupils the following: “ The eyes are for seeing. the ears are for hearing, the nose is for smelling, the feet are for running. etc , and told them that one who remembered all when he asked them the next day would get a prize. He then dismiss. ed the schoolbnt one boy little John- ny remained in his seat crying. When the teacher asked him what was the matter, he said. " I must be built wrong.” " Why?" asked the teacher. “ Because my nose runs and my feet smell.” w r-.. ___V _ ego lacking one day. This story, which can be vouched for. would not. to believed. so improbable it. is. it told to e circle of phyeiciune who 1nd no personal knowledge. of the This is not the a very exciting ro- mance. but it has. nevertheless. the elements oia pretty story of WW- ing and matriage. The parents say there was no reason why the young coople should get married clandes tincly, but they did so. and they over into King Edward’s dominions to get the nuptial knot tied. The bride was Maud Marie Barley. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Barley, and the pride of the famo ily. Last week the young woman went to Detroit to visit a friend. There was not a hint that a swain would. follow and claim her. ' Yes- terdav afternoon a bombshell was thrown into the family circle through a letter from the daughter to her parents announcing her marriage to Mr. Whalev. The ceremony was performed on the Canadian side of the Detroit river. but no particulars were given. In this case the outcome will prob. ably be happy. The mother grieved because her daughter was not mar ried at home. while the father and brother thought it was all right. The bride is a popular young worn an. The groom is connected with the Flint Buggy company of Flint. They have been, as the old saying is. “keeping company for two or three years,” and have been engaged for some time. The new son-in-law is well liked by the family. Mr. and Mrs. \Vhaley will reside in Flint. The Southampton Beacon reports that one year ago last Monday a young girl swa'lowed a pin. It stuck in her throut and she went immediately to a doctor. The pin, however was not found and in a few days the annoyance ceased and cans- ed no more trouble. On Sunday last while out driving, this young lady was suddenly attacked by a fit of coughing which lasted several min- utes and resulted in coughing up of apin that she swallowed one year ALAâ€" "Young man,.don’t you know that is is very wrong toplay baseball on Sunday? What would your father say if he knew about it?” “You’d better ask him,” was the reply, "he’s Aclergyman who was out walk- ing one Sunday came across some boys. who were playing baseball in a vacant lot. Going up to one of them who had been struck out. he said: playing shortsmp The inference is that if a vouth and maid like each other and want to marry, they will do so. It has been so since the beginning of time and doubtless this practice will pre- vail for ages to come. Saginaw has frequently had a romance of this kind, because she has maidens fair and young men sturdy and strong A bridal couple will be due here soon. who will illustrate the truth of the above saying. They will be Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whaley. and they will visit the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Burlev, of 1116 South Washington avenue. A Former Resident of Durham, Now of Flint, Mich , the Principal in a Unique Elopement. Sagihaw. Micb.. July 28 â€"”Love laughs at. lor-ksmiths.” The little god cupid also some- times grins at parental authority and shoots his dart just the some. and never misses the mark. (Paououucm sf-Ker. All. DRUGGISTSâ€"ONE DOLLARâ€"45 TR on. -r. m Limited C“! All. DRUGGISTS-ONE DOLLAR~FREE TRIAD 119 King at. W. Toronto. Canada GREATEST or ALL thlcs ous of neglec Cd b ['0 [1‘ cures CO‘ 1n ‘6 MARRIED IN CANADA. onchial tubes. “ Psvcums” coughs by removing the irri- ,' particles and healing the led membrane. It is a germi- and destroys the tubercle It is a tonic that strength- le lung's, the liver, and tones 2 svstem. It makes for better Dolds' are the mo‘st danger .111 forms of disease. A P5 YC 3-} ”it!“ €368 $3.5 )1], the resc 9Q tC nt' rr Beds Iron Beds Spun gs Mattress Hall Rzu Sldebozu Cupbmxr Kitchen kitchen W'e Se“ What You Need '1' U thul‘s Bedroom Undertaking and Embalming a Specialty LARGE S'LOJK 0F RAT'I‘AN Goons .1 [saw Extension He was surprised at how the sores healedâ€"“l took your New Method Treatment for a serious blood disease with which 1 had been afflicted for twelve years. I had consulted a score of phy- sicians. taken all kinds of blood medicme, visited Hot Springs and other mineral water re- sorts. but only got temporary .reliet. They would help me for a time. but after discontinuing the medicines -the symptoms would break out againâ€"running Before Treatment. sores. blotches. rheumatic pains. uter Treat-eat. looseness of the hair, swellings of the glands. palms of the hands scaling. itchiness of the skin. dyspep- tic stomach. etc. I had given up in despair when a friend advised me to consult you. as you had cured him of a similar disease 8 years ago. I had no hope. but took his advice. In three weeks' time the sores commenced to heal up and .4. became encouraged. I continued the New Method Treatment for four months and at the end of that time every symptom had disappeared I was cured 7 years ago and no signs of any disease since. My boy, three years old. is soun and healthy. I cer- tainly can recommend your treatment with all my heart. You can refer any person to me privately. but you can use this testimonial as ou wish.” W. H. B. e treat Nervous Debillty. Varleoeele. Strleture. Vital Weak- Blood and Skin diseases. Urinary, Bladder and Kidney complaints 0 men and women. BE‘DE Are you a victim? Have you lost hope? Are you intend- ing to marry? Has your blood been diseased? Have you any weakness. Our New Method Treatment will cure you. What it has done for others it will do for you. CONSULTATION FREE. No matter who has treated you, write for an honest opinion Free of Charge. Charges reasonable. BOOKS FREEâ€"“Tho Golden Monitor" (illustrated). on Diseases oi Men. Sealed Book on "Diseases of Women" Free. NO NAME! USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. W nude-tin. Question [ht and cost at treatment FREE. BIIOOD DISEASES CURED which we are‘selling at a low figure. It will pay you to examine our bargains before purchasing elsewhere. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICESâ€"EITHER CASH on 'PBODUCE. Bring Alongiyour Butter 8: Eggs m U“ If DnsLKENNEDY _ KERGAN ‘ Edward Kress, Durham, 0m. Vâ€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" vâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"___ 60;.‘Mlchlgan Avesâ€"n: 58'0le $8.. _Dot_rou. Mich: 'ds Drs. K. 6‘. K. Established 25 Years. nuo names useo wrru- - our WRITTEN consent. 46 "IE POM/LII our €TORE. R. HUME COM FURTABLI a“; 'm‘! s d a: “as?! w 'th $12 $24. m 'm‘ Centre Tables Jardinieres Libraryjl‘ubles Hall Stands Medicine Cabim Secretaries Combmation BL Office Desks Upholstered Get Picture Frames Frames to 0rd« Room Mouldin Folding Tables Bedroom 'l‘ublc