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swsa$%a¢a$¢%¢¢$eegwae*ta**¢*%%%$$%wa$*% THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Some very wrong statements have been ‘made in some of the let- ters appearing in your paper about frnyself, but they are passed and buried as far as I am ’eoni- hands with all and gain for any other good proposition that may be brought forward. I Thanking the citizens one and! all for their loyal support given to all the Bye-laws, and you Mr. Editor for the space, I a‘m’, . l I As to the Market By-law, in favor of which they gave such a handsome majority, a great deal has been said and written which might have been better left un- said. Your Council acted in good faith I can assure you. We got a bargain on both the land and in the contract and when complet- ed I believe it will be a benefit to many and I hape an injury to none. I think it will be satisfacâ€" tory to nine-tenths ‘of the people in this community and will be a means of bringing very many. farmers to Durham who otherwise‘ would go elsewhere. 6n t9 be pnoud of dh-e-of {he be; furmture factories in the prov- ince. employing not less than 160 hands. As for the Furniture Factory By-laws. ‘I believe they .Will have no reason to regret the almost unanimous vote recorded in favor of them. I think that inside of a year from now_ we will have reas- I wish to thank the property owners and citizens in the town and country for the hearty sup- port given to the By-laws submit- ted for their endorsation. Mr. Editor,-â€"Allow me a few lines to the electors 0f the Town of "Dm'ham‘ on behalf of the Town Council. Archie, in his last moments. was attendad by the Rev. Mr. Cameron of Bloor Street Presbyterian pharch. and a letter from him to his moth-9r. afforded great gonso~ lation to her and family in the hour of their doe-pest grief. The pal] hearers \x me Robt. and James IV'chillixray, “'. Seth, W. Ewans, T. MrKeoun, and G. Mc- Innis. all schoolmates of the dor:eased. The casket was covered with beautiful wreaths from the Toron- to Street Railway employees, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton, Toronto, Miss Hayes. Toronto, Mrs. Poole. Bunâ€" essan. Mrs. Alex. Kennedy, Toron- to, and Miss Galbraith, and friends where the deceased lived. The funeral took place on Sun- day afternoon, to Saug‘een come.â€" tery, Durham, followed by avery large number of friends and ac- quaintances, who desired to pay their last respect to their friend. and extend their sympathy to the family in their sorrow. Dr. Farqu- h‘arspn conduqted the services at w vvu‘ V.\4\U the house antâ€"inat the Erive, 35d drew comfort from the story of the widow’s son at Nain. Archie was the youngest son. and was aged 19 years, 4 months and 14 days. He was of a quiet. friendly disposition, and was liked by all who knew him. He. left home only about five months ago, and none who bade him good- bye at that time, thought it would .be the last time they would see him alive, as he was a strong, healthy, able-bodied young man. But death is no respecter of persons. Archie was a conductor on the street railway in Toronto, and a"; no cause of death had been wired, it was thought it must have been caused by an accident, and not :until the body arrived home, ac- companied by his brothers John, and Alex., was it known that death had been caused by infantile. naralysis, a' very rapidly fatalr disease. A nnmher of friends and neighbors met the sad cortege at the Glen. and conveyed the re- mains to the home of his stricken mother, brothers and sisters. a word of his illness had been ro- cpivod by the family. and tho meqsaqe ovnr the wire, announc- ing his dnath fell with sickening: suddenness. The “hole comm mltv ground Runessan was startled lmt Ft'idac as the nnws spread ranidlv that Archie Kennedy was doad‘ Not l The ah-ome of Mr. Geo. J. 'Sewell, east back line, Glen-91g, was the. scene of an interesting event on Wednesday, August 24th, at noon. when Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. E. Heighes, became the wife of Donald Murdock, Markdale. To the strains of the wedding march played by Mr. Chas. Williams, the bride took her place beside the groom, under an arch of ever- greens. The bride, who was given away by Mr. Sewell, wore a neat gown of navy blue silk, trimmed with applique and lace and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley! and maiden hair fern. She was at-; tended by her sister, Miss Marga-t»l et, in cream silk. and carrying a bouquet :of sweet peas. Mr. 8. Brady. of Markdale. supported the groom. The groom's gift to the] bridesmaid was an amethyst] brooch, and to the groom-aman a signet tie pin. After the ce‘emony which was performed by Rev. ML! Lemon, of Walter-3’ Fa ls. about! eighty guests sat down to a dain-j ty Junr-heon. The bride received; many beautiful and useful pres- ents. Mr and M"s. Murdock left on the afternoon train {0" a trm to Hamilton. Burlington and otherl places. returning on Saturday to Mnrkdnle. where they will reside. Mnrkdale Standard. Mr. Mmdor'k in. well-known how. bninp: a hrnfhrw of Mr. J, N. Mur- dock. Tho Chronicle extends con- g‘ratulations. AFTER 'IHE BATTLE. MUBDOCKâ€"H EIGHBS ”PITUARY. ARPHTE KENNEDY. Yours respecttfilly, W. LAIDLAW, Mayor. DU “AM ZENUS CLARK The Finance Committee examin- ed accounts amounting to about $475.00, and recommended pav- ment. ' The town council met on Tues- day night, Mayor Laidlaw in the chair, member present, McLachlan, McCracken, Snell, Robertson and Sharp. The minutes were read and firmed. 'I What is a “tonic”? A medicine that increases the str or tone of the whole system. What is an “alterati ,, A medicine that alters or changes unhealthy acti ve ? healthy action. Name the best “tonic and alteraon to Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsaparilla entirely traffic”? alcohol. Ask your own doctor all about it. Never take“: medicine doctors cannot endorse. . W '9 4010C Without daily action of the bowels poisonous products must be .150,th Th . at lmpmblood. biliousness, headache. Ask your doctor about Aya's pins}, en yo. I»... or com-nu _ All persons owing us an account are requested to call and settle by cash or note on or before the 15th of April. NOt a .rop Of AIC0h0| Inn“... 2.. .. “LA..:..9-") A ...A:..:... LL-L 2.. - _ TOWN COUN IL. ONTARIO COX}- Machine Oil. Harness 0“, Age Grease and Boo: Omtment, go to 8. P. SAUNDERS Culvert Tile. see . . , JNU. SCHITLT'I. 0r mvwlf at tL- -- George Whitmore Pumps. Curbing, Tile: The Hume-om 9 k0! myself at the *9 The parlitim of the town 11 down, and DU“ M89 Mom. d purposv meetings at ”1 M the numhw Hf \- n “‘7 ‘oing to lhv it: -~ a.“ morning. in s . hemnlia, “'9 im'w" I ' com to make w"; . W'e congratuah her pupils. MiM I of Fleshvrtun. \x'h \iny lftrrnmm jui huld iwith Mr. I Lions Head. 'Hn- place in the Myth mptill knot “(‘ng WEHWOUd. Anniversary hal'Vt‘h Vice: will hr hid in nethodisl ('hurvh. cm Monday, the lath a! Beptemhm'. Spawn-vs V ducted Sunday at Inf-n 0n Munday evening the Anglican Young 1 dltion was organizt church. The fullnwi‘ Officers We)? elm-(wit Mt. Forms: ran “III year on .9- ' ”fl! is famuz. k it offered for all 1 reuniting in n 1 and crowd's in a concert (‘aoh rx'. 1 Vited.â€"J. T. A“: byterian mini~ nonday. SlH‘l" the Orangw “1 clock. aftrr “3 be tendon-(I in mission 1i! .nd 'untrimm rh'll any I" wil! convinm (our (1011315.:4 dressed to Jm Ont. Finder ‘~‘ returning: mt." Watson. 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