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Manager. 3le attended to. Orders may ,w __,. ‘5‘ Iunplemen’c Warerogms. flew stand. or at. the Chronxcle 0500- 6. Hutton, M. 0., rest .ccount in the Trader, Wthh interest is com. :nption T ISCRSCS poor savers. is provide for DEM-1h}: ONT. (Lower Town.) ob . tment Save IS PUBLISHED IVE RY THURSDAY MORNING Chronicle Printing House, Gan treet, tisina‘ ‘ tinneer for the County 0f Grey. b0: .ypt_ly attended t0. Orders Egan“ . Jamieson flaclaurin. 3 Lxcenses transacted vnx CLARK. LICENSED URI-1AM, ONT FSICIAX AND SURGEON. OF- ICE AN D RESIDENCE . EAR, THROAT :NOSE F- GRANT. D9 no 8.91” D0 8' Sm: GRADUATE. UNIVBBSI; DUBBIW'QEHHUNIEIE Medical Dz’rectorv. 75 Brancha in CM Dr. W. C. Pickering Dentist. Arthur Gun, M. D. 3F DR. BROWN iistance east of Knapp’s Hotel, ~‘treet, Lower Town. Durham . from 12 to ‘2 o’clock “Dd Anon. VV.- IRWIN A. H. Jackson. W. F. Dunn, M‘zscellaneous. SPE is completely stocked with 31) NEW TYPE. thus aflmflingfw ilities for turning out First-clan. 1 Eye. Ear Nose and Throat. DR PT’BLIC, mumssmN- 2121 Dz‘rectorv ih transient atlvenmemms :4 per line for the first inner. : 3 cents per .ine each sub... nion measure. Profew 'hnnt specific directiono'm )id and chalzod 30.chan (mansion: will be addresn. free of ”It #993“ 3981'. myablmm m) xf_ not 30 paid. Thea". nptmn is paid is denoted Mress label. 30 papaya? vars ° tor- are paxd, except an» n., to 4 p ention giv ildreu. 1 .n Church. .v Hunter Block. 0509 3., to 4p. m. and? to9 antion givpn t9 diseases . London Ophthalmic Hoe. Sq. Throat and N000 HO“ CIALJS T : n PROPRIETOR. RESI DENCEâ€"COR. . BURT. LONDON. ENG. of London, N Director)? Block, . tario. CV 01' orge S rootsâ€"North of )t‘fice hoursâ€"941 3.13., ‘elenhone No.10. all its AJLV’ \ " r ~---~- ‘ 8w. human” can 7 Loan. 138116! ‘0‘ :13; general financial SOLICITOR, CON- .rv Public. Etc. Money )rdon‘s new J8 Durham. Any 3 5 per cent. C any advertisements fur. the otfica to ensure nut-onion in brought m not. latorthn 130 Durham the 2m! th. Hoursâ€"lâ€"6 M1- ZO Grad uato s of Ontario- LtS BTaDChes° over Post Owen Sound. â€"a:.. a. 2‘6 cents Residence op- e. Profew “)0 her an“, 3 direction; “1] 29d 3(‘00rdingly. "1." “For Sole." '9 Gar affax 391's must for on]. 88 5‘ “ 3% 1.“) u curtains have worked edges except 25c one. Large size white counterpane, 1.40 good value Table Linen, 51in. wide, unbleached the Hanover Conveyancer He offers: 00acres, Glenelg, Frame Dwelling, Bank 33"“ ”00“ 1“mm. uuxht to brin2$4000 Table Linen. 54in. wide, bl 35¢ yard. eached Table Linen, 68in. wide, unbl 506 yard. eached Table Oilcloth, 45in. wide, 25c yard The FlUOI' UilClth, l and 2 yards wide 23¢“ sq. yard. Linoleum, Zyds. Wide, 37§c sq. yd, Smyrna. Rugs, 6913). 3.00 each. M I'ICKets a June 42 ‘908 Pumps. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest ctr- culutiun ufvzmy acxentlflc journal. Terms to! Canada. 333m; 3 You. WBWQ Prepaid. SOL“. b! m nemdeahrs. MUNN 00.36'3m' New York Bunch omce. 625 F St. Washington. D. C. aunt,mwa Scmmnc Hmemn. ALL WORK GUARANTEED at “Live ant acre building .lot in Dprbam. for sale cheap, Ur trade for anything a man can eat, wear, or throw a stuck at. See our New Prints and Glnghams. Oucres on Durham Road, Bentinck. good Farm. Bank Barn, Fair Dwelling. snap Seed Corn and Rape Seed acres GO TO Mrs. Beggs 8: Sons The Big I BEG LE AVE T0 INFORM MY CW 1031"".\‘ and the unblic in general that l am prepared to furnish :w PL'MPh AND REPAIRS. WEI») Datum; RE-chmxe AND Wave done with Cement. concrete. 6" ALL ORDERS taken at the old and may McGowan‘a Mill will be promptly 8' ton let live vard. erty bought and sold on Commission A tn hand Debts collected. 0. P. K. 2:5 and Ocean Tickets for sale. 330) w'k m Duxham Cement 00., placed 1n and: fur sale cheap. ways Prompt, Never Negligent . M. Ferry 8: C035 RELIABLE- Lace Curtains wxde, 2de. long. at 25c pair He Sells Cheap W. H. BEAN )u want to make money and (neuelg, splendid location. extra mildmgs, cheap at 375(1), will take SAVE MONEY ? mainess with H. H. MILLER H. H. Miller, GEORGE WHITMORB- The. Hanover Conveyancer rd P.U I. good Buildings. alone wor- se $300 asde tor the farm 8â€"8;.“ ‘33: fiinfslo 00 3. Should start to day. s; Bloor Sta. R. A. Barnum!“ Frincipal. RICES . For Easter to August 313: $30.00. Bivvasue. Full Shorthan or Loose Leaf Bpokeepjpg 0: ur- “A AA Big Discount Otter. 5. 66 6‘ Calder Block. O6 ‘0 66 Hanover. May ‘26.â€".\Ir. and Mrs. Brynton Woodward. of Toronto. are spending part of their honeymoon with the farmer’s mother, Mrs. L. W. Woodward. The bride is a form- er Hanover young lady, a daughter of the late Senator Landerkin. A reception was given for them by Mrs. L W. Woodward. which was I taken advantage of by old friends to S express kind wishes for a prOSperous . future. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell. __ celebrated their golden wedding on '* Saturday. Toget ’ ° ° 1y they were “at home” to all their friends from three till six p m. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are held in the , highest reapect in the town and Eneizhborhood, and we all Join in éwishing them many more years of ,*: happy life together. â€"Free Press. Divod from a. Boat and Never Word of enother drowning fetelity comes from Biversdele, On Monday e number of young men, emong them being the Hulmen boys, the Veiled boys. end the Cessidy boys. went down to the Mud River, for e dey’e outing. They had eboet. end some fishing tecltle, end were looking for- ward to e pleesent afternoon of it, fishing end boating. Shortly after arriving at the river. some of the YOung men stripped 08 end went in for e swim, while others of them sterted e geme of quoits on the bank. While so engaged, J as. Cessidy took e header into the water from the boat. He wen en eXpert swimmer and had often done the same trick before. But soon his compenions be- came horrified to notice that he did n0t re appear on the surface as ex pected. Some of them jumped in, hoping to be able to render him as sistance, but they could not find him. The water at that place is about 14 feet deep, and being for the most part spring water is very cold. Whether he struck something in the water, or whether it was the shock to the system by coming into contact with the cold water, Which caused his death is unknown. Deceased was a son of Mr. \Vm. Cassidy. Who lives at lot 19, con. 2.31. D. R. Greenock, about a mile and a half north of Riversdale. He was a strong, active young man of about 20 years of age. Even in health there is a large ac- cumulation of matter in the system, which if not destroyed, breaks through the skin in the form of pimples and boils. No remedy so cleansing. so sure to drive out boils as Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. They hracc up the system, rid it of humors, resmre health, and absolutely pre- vent swellings. pimples. hloxches and boils. Because mild and certain any- one can use Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. Sold by all dealers. Little George Davis was playing on the floor with a rubber ball lasr. Sunday morning when he suddenly threw himself in front of his mother. who was proceeding across the floor with a pot full of boiling water in her hands The result was that his mother was tipped, and could not prevent some of the hot contents of the pm from falling upon the little fellow’s shoulders. Mr. Davis Sprang quickly to the rescue. and rushed to the doctor with his little son. Everything possible was done to re- lieve the little sufier’s agony, and on Monday morning his mother and eldest sister took him to the Sick Children’s Hospital; where he will get the best of treatment. and it is hOped will soon recover.â€"Tribune. Most people say worryâ€"they are wrongâ€"the cause is in the blood which is thin, and lacks nutriment. To cure “Nerves” more blood, sinew and flesh are required. You get these quickly by taking Ferrozone. ho health bringer is so certain, no nerve Strengthener more potent, no system tonic so well adapted to the wants of the run down. nervous or sleeplcss. Let Ferrozone build you up. let it fill you with vim, energy and surplus vigor, It has done this for thousands. Astrange thing was discovered down at Harry Hauck’s the other day. Hauck reported to Mr. Russell that he couldn’t get any water out of his tap and Russell went- down to in vestigate. He could not discover anything wrong, Still the pipes seem- ed to be empty of water, and in the end men were employed to dig it up He had to dig all the way to the main pipe and even then they could discover nothing wrong. But after dis connecting the pipe, they soon found the cause of the trouble. What they did find was a dead frOg in the pipe. or to be more accurate. they found the leg of a dead frog in the pipe How the frog gOt its leg into the pipe. or why it couldn’t pull it out again. are things which cannot be explained. neither can it be ex- plained how the frog got into the main pipe in the first placeâ€"Tel escope. County and District. A RIVERSDALE DROWNIN G ACCIDENT. Cause of Bails Explained. Harriston Child Scalded. What Causes “Nerves ?" A Frog in the Pipes. Hanover. Tho: peculinr weakness so common in the Spring. is demoralizing to body end mind nlike. Stupid, absent-minded uud dull, you feel tun need of u stimulating tonic. To impnrt quickness end great vi- tdity to the entire system nozhing acts like Ferrozone. In a short time It makes you feel fit. and fine. creates I. feeling of youth nnd strength that‘s surprising. Taken. now the blood is renewed disease germs are destroyed. Ferrozone revives snd braces the sickly becsuses it nourishes and builds up the organs that are week. As a spring tonic, appetizer and blood strengthener it is unequaled. A well known resident of UtOpia, Ont., Mr. H. H. Postle. writes: “From long eXperience I am con- vinced that everyone requires med- icine in the spring. As a rule the blood is thin and impure and the whole system is congeSted with poisons that should be carried 03. 'I use Ferrozone because it clears up the system. gives you an appetite and makes you feel well. One winterl had serious palpitation of the heart, nervous headaches. and an extreme tired feeling. Sleep was not at all restful and by snring I was in bad shape. I took six boxes of Ferrozone and was made the pieture of health.” Ferrozone makes permanent cures. Absolutely safe because it is purely vegetable and contains no alcohol. Concentrated cure in tablet form,â€" tbat’s Ferrozone, 50c. .per box, or six boxes for $2 50 at all dealers. One of the moss: regrettable afl'airs that has happened in this section for some time, occurred last Friday night, when Walter Mournanan as- saulted his brocher Henry. The latter had just left Oscar Crewson’s home when he encountered Walter at the road and was at once set upon. In the mesa Walter used a knife” which. glancing at Henry’s watch‘ case, out through the skin striking a rib. There was no witness to the set-to at first. but the noise attracted the attention of Mr.Crewson, who separated them. On Friday Henry laid a charge before S. Tate, J. P., who, with A. Richardson, J. P., heard the case on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Island appeared for Walter Mourna- han, while Squire Pattnllo looked after the Crown’s interests in the absence of Mr. MacKay. The case was adjourned for a week, and friends then renewed attempts to have an amicable settlement made, which seemed to be happily efiected until Monday morning. when it was learn. ed that the case muSt go to trial. It isamOSt unfortunate afiair, impli- eating a most estimable family in the nastiest kind of a squabble. There has been ill feelings between the two boys for some two years, since the return of Henry from the Western States and taking over the home- steadâ€"Grand Valley Star. Nothing cures so quickly as the healing Pine essences in Catarrh- ozone. It fills the breathing organs with a healing. soothing vapor that relieves irritation at once. Ordinary colds are cured in ten minutes. Ab solutely sure for Catarrh, and in throat trouble it works like a charm. Catarrhozone is a permanent cure for bronchitis and throat trouble. Not an experimentâ€"not a temporary reliefâ€"bur. a cure that’s guaranteed. Ge: "Catarrhozone” to-day. 25c. and $1 00 sizes. Chief of Police Farrell. of Arthur, whose plucky arrest of Meir, the murderer, has brought him into prominence. made another clever capture recently. On May 13th a young woman left a six months old baby at the residence of Mr. George Gray. Kenilworth, and forgot to re- turn for it. The baby was handed over to the township authorities and Far- rell set to work to locate the heart- less mother. This he did in two days. finding the mother a young woman of ‘22. in PalxoerSton. She acknowledged leaving the child, but claimed as a jzstification that she had forgotten the place where she had left the infant. Chief Farrell took her into cusmdy and the case will shortly come before Police Mag- istrate Hudson. who. the Enterprise says, will in al'. likelihood exercise clemency as the mother committed no crime, other than hartless aban- donment.â€"Mt. Forest Representa- tive. An eminent naturalist has been taking interescing observations of birds. Some of our feathered friends, it appears. work 19 hours a day. clearing the crop of insects and worms. The thrush get up at 2.30 every morning and begins his labors, and does no: quit until 9.50 at night. During that time the voracious young ones are fed 206 times. The blackbird starts in at the same hour. but quits earlier. His working day is 17 hours- and youngSters are fed 100 times. The titmouse works from 3 a. m. The old birds have been known. to feed thalittle ones 417 meals in one day, the fare consisting mainly of caterpillars. good laminar health is wired. Ihis Is Best Time . For Spring Medicine A N aturalist’s Observations. Nasty Family Squabble. For a Bad Cold. Still At It. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE All five were drawn into the vor- tex. The father and mother were drowned, the eldest boy saved him- self and the two other children. The woman’s body was recovered and over ; hundred men are search- ing the river bed and debris for the body of Wisdom.â€"London Free Mrs. Wisdom and her children left! home with n lunch for the men work- ing on the rear of the farm. Re turning with her hnebnnd the partv : wns overtnken by a storm. and took! refuge under the old bridge over the; dried up creek. which was WithOhtg warning swept away by a clondbnrst. , The Watchman had a call from no less than three "(lusty travellers" last Saturday morning who were on the way to nowhere in particular Of course they had to Strike us for a little change but as we had only a few cOppers saved up for the holiday! we had to apologize for not beingl prepared for such emergencies. It does seem pitiful indeed to see able- bodied men strolling through the country with no higher ambition than to sponge a living from house to house and sleep along the roadside or in some barn. The first caller we received evidently had no use for local Option as his breath Opened our back door. The good book says, “Give to everyone that asketh thee,” but that doesn’t mean to give a drunkard money to buy whiskey; it doesn’t mean to give the baby a ham- mer and looking glass because he asks for it, and it doesn’t mean that we should give to professional beg- gers who travel from town to town. The bible doesn’t always mean what i it says, but it always means what it l meansâ€"Watchman. Preés. William Wisdom. a farmer of Mono township. and his wife were drowned yeetegdmyeftemoon on the Hocley road. eight. miles from here, about 4 o’clock. Doctors say the country is full of it. First comes a chill. then cold de ve10psâ€"the infla nmation growsâ€" you can’t draw a long breathâ€"lungs and sides get sore and pleurisy sets in. A good home-cure consists in taking twenty drops of Nerviline every four hours Supplement this by vigorously rubbing the sides and chest with Nerviline, and when Warmth and circulation are establish- ed. put a Nerviline Porous Plaster over the aching spOt. Nerviline Treatment is always successful in colds, neuralgia, and pleurisy. Try it yourself. Joseph Amess, a shoemaker who has been a resident of the town for several years. was found dead in the rear of Morrison’s shoe shop at an early hour Sunday evening, the dis- covery being made by little Aubrey Silk. As death had evidently result- ed from heart failure. it was noc thought necessary to hold an inquest. The remains were taken to Rosemont Monday, interment taking place on Tuesday.â€"Shelburne Economist. The Department of Physics at the? Ontario Agricultural College desiresj to announce the continuance of its previous oEer of assistance to far- mers in matters pertaining to drain- age. For the past three years We have been authorized by the MiniSter of Agriculture to go out and assist any farmers in making the levels of his lands for drainage purposes, in plan- ning the most advantageous systems of drains, and in calculating the grades and sizes of tile for the dif- ferent drains. A finished map bear- ing all the information is sent to the owner. This serves two purposes: first. it is used as a guide in con- structing the drains; second, it may be preserved as a record of the exact location of every drain, so that if for any reason it should be necessary in years to come to find any drain it could be done accurately at a moment’s notice. The number of applications for as- sistance has increased very rapidly, so that last year we had many more than we could attend to To enable us to meet this increased demand the Minister of Agriculture has this year given us a Special appropriation whereby we have been enabled to double our stafi for this work. A new feature is now being added: We have found in the past that frequently the neighbors in the vicinity of the farm being surveyed were interested and wished to ob- serve the Operations. This suggested the desirability of making these dem onstrations public, and this will be done whenever possible. Anyone in- terested will be welcome on all oc casions. By this means we shall be able to instruct a much larger num- ber in matters pertaining to drainage problems. Anyone wishing drainage survey- ing done should apply to Wm, E. Day, Dapartment of Physics. 0. A. C., Guelph. The only outlay con- nected with the work is the travel- ling expenses of one man, including meals, cartags of instruments and railway fare at one cent a mile each way. ._ The Department has just issued a new pamphlet on "Farm Drainage Operatione,”which may be had on application. WM. H. DAY. Lecturer in Physics. The "Willies" Visit Tiverton. ASSISTANCE IN DRAINAGE. Farm Drainage Demonstrations. Clondbunt at Orangeville. Many Down With Pleurisy. Found Dead. The school is thoroughly equipped in teachin; ability, iii chemical and electracal supplies and fittings, etc., for fulz Junior Leaving and Mattie nlatxon work. The following competent stafl an in charge : MISS DONALDA MCKERRAUHER, B.A. Classics, Moder s, and Englie h. History and Geogi'aphy. Intending students should enter at the begin- ning of the term if possible. Board can be ob- tained at reasonable rates. Durham is a healthy and active town, making it a most desirable place of residence. C. L. GRANT i At the Model Bakery Geo. H. STINSON DURHAM SCHOOL. __M_Iss GEETRUDE HODGE, 13.21., Science. THOS. ALLAN. lat Class Certificate, Prin. Don’ t worry, it’s wicked. Boast, and the world boasts with yo Kick, and you kick alone. You will have no kick coming if you b1 your boobs. shoes and hosiery at McIlraith’s He has the good; He calls the goods at reasonable prices. The largest stock in town to choose from. Trunks Club Bags Va|ises and Telescopes . in stock. Making repairing neatly done. The down town shoe stofi In Time of Peace You can get anything you want, in the line of Bakery Goods â€"Plain and home-made Bread, â€"-â€"Buns, â€"Biscuits, â€"Cakes of all kinds.] -â€"Cream Puffs, â€"-â€"Putfs. up, and we will supply your wants on shortest. notice. STAFF AND EQUIPMENT. 11:253.: Matthews 5â€" Latimer‘ Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Feed and Seeds: IN FLOUR JEWEL FLOUR PFEFFER BROS. It is made from a choice selection of the best Man- itoba hard wheat and the pure white winter wheat of this Province. The expert care in the milling and blending makes JEWEL FLOUR give such splendid results that it quickly be- J. S. McILRAITH Fees, $1.00 per month. Chairman. McGowan’s Eclipse Milverton Jewel Five Roses OYSTERS ALWAYS IN STOCK Wfawa Infimeofhealthke‘ep thereétan! powmofywbodymimpaired. Thiaisthesumi Terms Cash. Eggs same as Cash. 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