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ACRES IN EGREMONT. out On}- Fvillo. Good buildings. CRIBS I.\' 4 $LE.\'ELG, near Dune... ick hnuse and good barn. [IRES IS XORMANBY.6 mile- (1. urban). ACRES 1x BENTINCK. am my nu mu vol urban 103133 xma HOLSTEIN. are; use. large barns well water“. I. lendid condition. I be above lands are all oflorod for“ up. on easy term. For m hwv. g L t H ‘ « m 6N1)" 19.31:"! n. P\ !i um "I IIHD"4 D 4 In)". f". 8‘ mile trnm Chum h. ( Mum“! 1: who}! on ~t um- basement. I“ " lotueath. \\ Indium to . ”out or field. no; small orehd: VJ 1'. the puticnhn In” to D. P. COLE LYRIM. 3-, Oil" DESIRABLE arty consistil half mile cut naf Durham. 1] prod, wpll ugh! [mew 'hculats at OOD FRAME Ht Durham. 'c‘uur lots on the Wétâ€"SHSE wt Street. for private residences. Now a time to get those lots. For forth: 'mation applv to promnse ad cott arable the hi arket MIR at! further iREE mile Town Lots 10‘ ,C RES NEAR WILDER’S LAX]. ad land and tine buildings in first-ch. ll guns I)" Ef,_R§1_§[ONT.4 mil. fl- 300d Farm for Sale. ’arm Fur Sale or Rent. ).\' ICK 0 (:00!) 7 Run)! KI) ()GOOD ma Mt :ood location. garden 10: with out. reasonable to right tenant. Sit“ teen street. Apply to .XMES CARSON or House to Rent. TH r: n HST I)? D [C(‘EM BER- Houses tor Sale. rm: CENTRAL PART or THE GARAFRAXA ROADâ€" house c : water 1901 Houses to Rent Farms For Sale. ark Lot For Sale. l 1905 ll Farm for Sale. House for Sale mall Infurtahk ".m‘ NUMBER 1:: NORTH DI a] buildil 4:1} Store. rPcemly occupied” lnzficeâ€"Ntfelyfiun easy m .nsnstmg of twent-fivo let. 5 east of Corporation of lb ham. described as Soul]! M mu. 2. E. U. R" Glenda. m H a comfortable I)!“ “V.- 26. a guod frame barn ti H bearing orchard. an abun- 3 best running water. All gout. Terms easv and ' further particulars an to - 9 n m . (Jun. 3. .\'. D. R...“ Glonolc.‘ â€"tf. Dummy: P. 0. ROOMS ABOVE A M‘dt lN‘ R FRAMEâ€"APPLY To 9 _ w. _ ¢ ' RA w FORD. TO LET TO LET. ll arms ~or Sale. ‘ . lll tf street HOUSES. NEW BRICK rtahle. mmveniently “$- m lumhtun street we». > tap in kitchen). Rel. â€"\pp|_v tn 1d build inga. M. HUNTER. Durban. 0| up I) tf ik ..H BEAV ‘Wy A. 1'“ lal‘ «l laml, the balance}; able dwelling and m ‘lings. Small orchid. ace for a dairy fan-or r. Snld at right Win as the proprietor {n- 1 wishes todiaposegm llxl-Z'I‘T. Proptiotor DURHAM, 0m PIECE OF PROP. 'l‘I-JL FOR D. Durban s for Sale. in the Town of Dur- " (9793'. cmflainitgfl. nr terms and partwa- INTYRE, Durham. ’lfl‘E. AN AC Mal and garden. Durham. Win I) II HI) HUI'SE FOR "4"“. Applyto M. LATIMER. ’. TELFORD, ‘ Solicitor. Durham WM. SLn'Cnll. ~\Y DUNN, 111' s Solicimrg.‘ LOTS 6'). AND 2. \V. G, R" “- hf the Town 0! i523 «2f :12’ m ED. WALSH. rchuor. A if 3133, M usi from his Bnnk duties. i‘he Barbour brothers had a visit L431 week from two of their nephews Tim Rumley boys of Manitoulin. \iiss Aggie Sirrs returned home from Toronto last week. .\ pleasant event will take place in new survey this Wednesday at home of Mr. Wm. Hunter. the '.;.-.rriageof his daughter Aggie to ‘37‘ Hilmour of Normanby. At pres- - vry largely depends on the moth- er's diaposition; if she is animated an E bright, everyone is happy; but '5 l: nervous, irritable and cross 'lse greatest health-maker known l3"; acting through the blood Ferro- zme is able to reach all the organs film need assistance; it establishes r2311“ and healthy action of all f.‘:t;"'.ions, builds up the general health. fortifies the system with a reserve of energy that defies disease. Pon‘t put oflâ€"Ferrozone costs only at . at any drug store; get it to-day. Rev. Dr. Smith of Palmerston, preached in the school house on Sun- :uy, in place of Rev. Mr. Bice who mm filling his position for a change. Mrs. J. E. Buttons of Paisley and 1..»r son Fred. spent a few days visit- .ng old friehds around here last week 9:: there way home from Toronto and Eimuilton. It was Fred’s week 06 A bright little baby girl came to gray in the home of Mr. Robt. Bar- bour last Monday. He felt so gener- 33.; over the nfiair that he sent two men to fill his position at the thresh- Qng during his absence. A With. this story runs. came to tWestem Hotel. to lead a party. 0' touri<ts to a great Waterfdl. In stout boots the'party not (PM. and {or two hours ascended u wand- ink and pleasant road. \ ;‘ 4" " 'L‘“ “‘4'?" runs. came u:‘Ferrozone. and he knew what he a. Hf” 1' ”"1”“! a pa”) U was talking about. for it rebuilt my ‘4 '4 2'9?“ ‘~"“Uâ€"’Vf3“° o-m-ength, gave me abundnnt appetite ‘ 6‘3 .: MOM the WWW set out. wetter blood..and new nerve energy. :1” {9' “-90 hours aicendEd 8 Wind‘ The rheumatism has disappeared. I Li: and r»;+‘-a~';xr1t road. veigh more, feel refreshed and vi:- .ire nearly there nuw," the orous. and em nble to work ten hours Glide méd at last, and with revived a day. Ferrozone did it all.” ‘ Vii“ filo tourists pressed on. You will be steadied, toned and “.‘How much farther, guide?”nsked strengthened for ell time to come Uittle later. a young men. whose with Ferrozone. Get the genuine in boots were tight. One step more. 500. boxes or six for 82.50, at ell “9 the answer. “As soon as the dale". 01‘ N- 0. Poison 0°" Hert- hdles stop telking you will he” rne 533‘. Conn” U- 8. Au 01' Kinflwno b {an}: Vifliam Donn Howells has a low sical voice and he hates loud 02's in women. vlr. Howells sometimes tells a ry in illustration of the shrill that is too often to be noted {sminiue voices. aw extend good wishes and may morn-9 anon if the Scribe of that e- is no more urki threshing outfit cleared out zr half the burns in this part: wuek. They did good work but yield this your is not quite w ihat of last year. The Happiness of Home. CORNER CONCERNS. "Afterasevere attack of Grippe my health was almost shattered. I suffered constantly from nervous- ness and dySpepsia. At night I would woken with terrible palpitat- ion and heart pains. Work became a great eEort. At ten in the morn- ing I was so tired and weak I could hardly work another minute. “ l‘hen came a bad attack of rheu- mausm, which laid me up in bed. I couéd scarcely lift the weight: of a noun i, and to stoop or band was im- pos~ible. My druggist recommendgd This nutritive tonic is guaranteed to strengthen all men, women and children. \Veak organs get new force. vital energy is generated. Muscle and fat are added. healthy color is restored, and the blood fairly tingles With new found life. Read the evidence of Jno. Carter, of 4‘24 King St. East, Toronto. who says: The girls are the sisters uv the boy an’ has long hare. wares dresses an’ are stuck on actor men. Girls can grow older and git yung- er. Mi sister has been ‘25 fer three years an’ sum day we may be twinz. Girls plays pisnners an’ talk about eache other. Fat girls Want tu be thin an’ thin girls wants tn be fat an’ all of ’em wants to marry docks. \Vhi the Lord maid girls nobody nos. butt I think it were tu ete ice creme sody. They is three kinds uv girls. hurnet girls. blond girls, an’ them that hez money. Girls is afraid uv mice an’ bugs which maiks it fun tn put them down theyre baks. Your Countenance Indicates the Body’s Awful Struggle for Health. The first girl were called Christ- mas Eve though I nevir cud se whi. Most every fambly has a. girl. an’ sum uv them that is on hard luck has two or three. We have a. girl in ourn who is mi sister. She gott a how an’ mi father sez he hoapes she’ll foll him into marryin’ her 81:00. The life of the half-sick man is piti- ful, in fact, almost criminal. when bounding strength is so quickly de- rived from Ferrozone. Impossible to work or think clearly when there is no reserve of vigor, no nourishment in the blood, no supply of nerve energy. PALE AND ANXIOUS. "GIRLS,” by a Boy. M...“ Lord Duffern came down to Halifax soon after being sworn into office as Governor-General- to see what he could do to pacify the AntivUnion- ists of the Province, then still refus- ing to recognize the Dominion. The officers of the army (1 navy. of course gave him a cord ‘ reception, and the oficers of the Royal Alfred (flagship). proposed to give a hall in his honor on board. 0n the morning of the ball, looking over matters to} see if everything was all right, they“ made the discovery that they were without dance programs. That w. something not to be passed over. They must have the pragrams. What would the young ladies do? What the young gallants? There would be a mixing up of engage ments suflicient to keep gallants and ladies explaining for a fortnight. The Royal Alfred’s oficers would he laughed at for not knowing how to manage a f‘hop” on board ship. One of the young officers was sent posthaste to get the programs print- ed. When he sought the printing oflicea, lo and behold! all were closed. It woe a. holiday and the printers had token o day 03. After searching through the town, the oficer found We regret very much to learn of of the death of Mr. James Andrews. who passed away on Friday the 8th inst., at his home here. The deceased gentleman was highly respected by all who knew him, and it was a hard blow as it came so sudden and un- expectedly. We extend our sympathy with that of the community, to the bereaved family in this, their hour at trouble. Mr. Hiram Dean left for the Queen City a week ago Wednesday. We omitted to mention in our last budget that Mr. James Ritchie is at present taking a trip through Manitoba and the North \Vest. Mr. Jas. McNally has lately built a fine addition to his house. After a pleasant week spent at the corner Mr. J. C. Caldwell and his son Willie, also Master Gordon Brownlee have returned to their home in Galt. Miss Margaret Lindsay has return- ed home, after a prolonged visit with her bothers and Other friends in Superior, Montana and British Columbia, looking as if her trip and the country climate had agreed with her. Mr. Albert McGirr is at present renewing old acquaintances around the bur4. Listen For The Bronchial “Wheeze.” Mr. Harry Steenie of Dromore has taken to himself a wife. Miss Eliza Batchalor of Proton, being the happy bride. \Ve extend our besn wishes to both Mr. and Mrs. Steenie. A pleasant afternoon was spent at Mrs. W’ M. Haws this week. After refreshments being served. some very fine music on the piano was rendered by Mrs. Haws. Mrs. Lidster of Dromore. sang and played some very fine Scotch songs and was much appreciated by those present. .,Dr. George Johnson, the Dominion statistician. tells a good story about H. S. H. Prince Louis of Battenberg, rear admiral of the second cruiser squadron, VVhD has been stafioned in Quebec and who opened the In- dustrial Fair at Toronto on 29th August: Hunting season is again with us and the game Will get some hard runs, from the men behind the gun. Mrs. Nichol accompanied by her daughter, were callers on Miss Margaret Lindsay last Thursday afternoon. Mr. S. Patterson had the sad mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse recently. Many from around here have gone for the harvest and threshing to the North West among them being Wm. Sackett. J. McDougall and George Leester of Dromoxe. All that have been heard from report lots of work and good pay. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kinnell have gone to Swan River to visit their daught- er Mrs. Glendening. Mr. N. J. Staples returned home from Toronto last Monday, after Spending a few days with friends and enjoying the sights. It means that disease will soon at~ tack the lungs. \Vheezinz is dis- tressing to the sufferer and annoy- ing to his friends. Nothing half so certain in bronchites and throat trouble as "Catarrhozone"; it gives instant relief and cures even the worst cases. Bronchitis fairly flees under the magic iufluenceof Catarrh- ozone which cures so thoroughly the desease never returns. Other remed- ies may relieve. but “Catarrhozone” cures bronchitis, catarrh, and throat trouble {or all time to come. Sold everywhere Threshing is the order of the day around here. Mrs. Whitter has gone to visit friends in Carick. Mr. R. Ferris waited his sistex Mrs. A. Ernest this week. i. H. Prince Louis of Battenberg Knows How to “Stick Type.” A PRINCELY PRINTER. Darkies’ Corners. SACKETT’S CORNERS. ~. 3 mm one newspaper ofice. the editor of which was alone grinding out an editorial for the next day’s issue. On being told the nature of his mission the editor said he himself did not know one type from another â€"that the mystery of printing was beyond him. “Now” says the oflicer, “I see daylight. If we can get into the printing office I can set up the type. I am sprinter by trade? and between us we can get out thej dilemma” The key was found. 1 The two went upstairs to the print- mg othce. The oficer printer took 03 his coat, rolled up his sleeves and “stuck type” for all he was- worth. A hand press, used for “pulling proof,” was utilized for printing the programs. The work was pronounced first-class. The programs were tied up secundum artem. and Prince Louis of Battenbergâ€"for that was the printer’s nameâ€"hurried on board the flagship with the precious parcel which saved the situation; and that night at the ball “all went as 9. mar- riage-bell.” ‘- Dr. Johnson recalls the impression he then received that Prince Louis wasa firstvclass printer, and knew his trade thoroughly. Prince Louis seysjihe "recalls the incident per- fectly.” Evidently be has been proud of his feet ever since. A man was brought into court some time ago before a local police magistrate charged with some slight breach of the city by-laws. He stuttered badly, and when asked his name. which was Simpson. began. “S-s-s-sis-ss-ss-,” and grew red in the face trying to get it out. “What is his name,” asked the magistrate of the clerk. who replied, "Samuel Simpson.” “ What is he charged with ‘9" was the next question. “ I think it is soda water, sir,” said the clerk, and even the Judge laughed I I find Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used for stomach troubles,” says J. P. Klote. of Edma, Mo. For any disorder of the stomach, hilliousness or constip- ation, these Tablets are without a peer. For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. Itching, Blind. Bleedmgor Protrudinrr Piles Druggiats refund money if l’AZO OINTSUINT fails to cure any case, no matter of how long standing, in 6 to 14 dais. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. f our druggiat hasn’t it send 500 in stamps am it- 'will > be forwarded post-paid by Paris Medic-inc (30.. St. Louis. Mo A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES WANT Custom Carding DURHAM. Visitors to the Show will find Lunch Counter inside Store. Fruits, Confectionery Staple Groceries Also a full stock of Having purchased the Grocery Business of JOHN ROSE at. Theo- bald: old stand, we beg leave to to announce to the public that we will carry a full stock of THEN RELIABLE GROCERY Eiatthewsfil Latimel. What He Was Charged With. A Remedy Without 3 Peer We keep on hand a large assort- ment of Blankets, Tweeds, Yarns, etc, and a full stock of Groceries. For which we will pay the highest price in Cash or Trade. S. SCOTT Changed Hands FLOUR. FEED G: SEEDS and Spinning. ONTARIO. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. All (In: gist: rdund the money if at fails tocnm. rove’ a signature is on yeah 1:01.250. ST ANDARI) and WHITE SBWlflg MGChiHBS Malone Separators . ssm‘m‘vuo The Sherlock Organs W Pure Honey and Fresh Groceries always on hand. Heavy Twilied Cotton Sheeting. 72-in wide. 25c a yard. White Bedspreads, large size, 1.40 each. Table Linen at 25c and 50¢ a yard. Floor Oilcloth. 1 and 2 yards wide. as 25c a squara yard. Stair Oilcloth at 15c a yud. Japanese Matting at 20c 21 yard. D. CAMPBELL, Agent. DURHAM = ONT. MISCELLANEOUS. Frost Wood HAVE YOU? CALDER â€"â€"~ BLOCK -â€"- DURHAM He Sells Cheap LACE CURTAINS. 2 yards long. 26in wide. 25c a pair. 2!; yards long, 26-in wide. 40c a pair. 2!; yards long, 30-in wide. 50c a pair. 3 yards long, 37-in wide. 70c a pair. 31; yards long, 54in wide, $1.00 a pair. All our Curtains except the 25c and 400 ones have worked edges. LADIES’ SKIRTS. ETC. Implements Any 01d.W0rn silver? If so, I am prepared to re- plate it. Bring it in now while [have the time. All work guaranteed. Prices Moderate, and Strictly Cash. Geo. Yiirs. The Big 4 Ladies' Overskirts at $2. $3.50 and 84.50. Ladies’ Black Sateen Underskirts at 31. Ladies’ Black Sateen Waists at 85c and 81 Ladies’,White Waists at 50c and 75c.) White Night Gowns at 750 and 81. Coreet Covers at 25c and 50c. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY W. H. BEAN of all kinds for the Farm, the Home and the Dairy. AGENCY. Goods delivered promptly in town. gi- ALL animus taken .t the 011! ch- near McGom'n mu will be ton tended“. p W“ Lu. Won Gonna-n u “Linul let live” Puma Mrs. Alex. Beg J. M. HUNTER BUICK wa Intending students abound onwr at beginnh‘d term. or u soon after u pouibkj WM. JOHNSTON. TRY OUR PRICES TRY OUR FOODS. Alwsya in stock the your round The school is «Pup ppod for full Junior Loom sud Mstrlcnls ton work, hundor the following. stat! of competent anchors for tint depot-taut THOS. ALLAN. lat Class Certificate, Prln. MISS L. M. FORFAR. Classics and Modern. MISS A. JOHNSTON. B. A. Mathomstiossfi Commercial. Choice Bread . . and Confections A. W. WATSON STOCK FOODS. Pumps. Other High Gnde Manitobn Flour, $5.40 and 35.55 per barrel. The People’s Grocery MoGowan’s Family Flour at ,, dud prices. Ogilvie’s Roynl Household Flour, 85 80 per bnrrel. Flour! Flour! DURHAM BAKERY Here I Here! DURHAM SCHOOL. TRY US Dame. R: Cmmo am done with Cement com 1005.81.00 per month. Highest Ptice for Pmduce. We Deliver to Any Put 0! the Town. \Ve also have three other erodes; Try us and be convinced. The Celebrated “ Keewatin Five Roses.” the very best made by The Luke of the Woods Milling 92. from No. 1 Manitoba. When. In stock foods we hcndlo Anglo-Sumo 3nd Intel-union“. Try our tees end be convinced that We heve the best on the hats. A regular 35c ta. selling 51b: for for $1.00. Buy at once while it Constantly on land nod deliv- ered to all parts of town dolly. STAFF AND EQUIPHENT. Chairman PROPRIETOR. C. RAHAGB. Secretary