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59mm! Fishing Tackle. 500.000 Lawn Mowers. ' McFA‘RLANE'tfi 00. Screens. Bcklna Powder. Bicycle. Chums and Barrows. Harness. A low sets of harnes in stock are very cheap. - - - - . I! you want. u wheel call and see the Recycle u Gordon’s We know you'll npprcciute in good points, and it hu many. The new wheels are here now. and the Catalogues â€"- â€" GIT ONI. Dozen 0! Eggs «muted in ex. change for Ready-Mixed Paint. Every person their own paint- or by oning our pbinu. - Keep you: loan well mown with one of our Mowers. They are better then enything that tree ever oflered before at the Another shipment. of Baking Powder human! to be Racyclcs. Every ‘mpertyholder should have some of our Screen Doors tad Window Screens. - - A choicn selection of Bicycles given ”vs: V on hand. 'l‘wo var, good second hgnd Ladios’ wheels in stock. price. Jud. to hand a large Ihipment of churns a: 85.75 and Wheel barrows at 82.25). - . - . We heve the Fishing Tackle emrtment. Sports say they heve never noon the equal. Gm:â€"Timothy. Orchard, Kentucky. Blue and Red Tops, m: â€"All the Standard Variation. mm: â€"Msmmoth Sawlog .nd Yellow Globe 'â€" nu z..- Dwarf Em: (at 800“ m :â€"-Tho Royal Gin! .ml Imperial. - ._ ._ Immzâ€"J‘or the woven- «ion 0' rust is very highly ro- cou‘nendod. Tryit. -- â€" GAD” m:--A lull gunman: hy ”on” or 1b.. OD” :â€"-Slng Shot. Whole Oil Soap. Blueo'om. Hell- obou 5nd other insecticides. . Gordon. All the Vuieties ’nnitowuo. El . D. CONNOR Shop Open every “torioon. All REPAIRING promptly gnd prop- erly “tended to. Pumps of all Kinds. He Sells (Inap! OUR SPRING PRINTS ARE NOW IN Floor oil cloth ,! yarQwide. .. Stair “ 18 °‘ ........ Best table oil cloth 45 inches wide Table linen 5! inches wide ... . . . . . . :30. yd. Fine wlnte cuv'utermnos $1.0) and $1.25 ea. grape nuts . . Houfey .......... In lb. and b packages Sums US);- 0'... c... and sec win“ a lot of Timur: we (In â€"ior SI .90,â€" --- -- uvvv-v -‘ .71v-‘V'v "human "auxin 40c. lb. We carry a full line of Sterling Bros. Hand Made shoes for men, woman and children, Try a pair if you want. a good shoe. IMPLEMENI WAHEHUUMS TI-IE LQRGEST STOCK Galvanized and Iron Pipâ€" ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. NEW STORE JUST OPENED. Flour, Feed, Grocery and Confectionery Store Do You Wagt lust Received Perhaps you need u now Buggy. \Vo cam supply you n ”tonish- high! low prices. For Sewing Mmhinen, Organs and Pianos, give as t "5.1. mum of all Kinda cqmumly on hand. 0. 'cKINNON, Lower Town. Durban. George Lawrence, Durham, - - Ontario. Pumps mun $2_upward. The Sea son is now on when hr- mers will find a pressing need to get Some labor-saving device to keep up with the times, and as we have 0! Farm and Domestic Imple- ments ever seen in Durham, it will certalnly pay intending purchasers to Call and see our whore. We beg respectfully to in- timate to the residen's of Durham and vicinity that. we have Opened a. A few doors South of the Middau'gh House, and 801- icit a share of your patron- age. Everything first class. Everything fresh. Prices the lowest. A full Line of smoked hams. relied shoulder and bacon. ail-'0 all kind of garden m’. field root seeds. Cash for butter and eggs. Cream Separator? It so was suit. you to a'l‘. made in Cnnada, and use are bound to sell them at Rock Bot- tom Prices to make room for gun- Harvcazing Machinery. which will be berg in 390d timg. . H. BEAN. ”minimum of And Duh! in â€" before purchasing elae~ .W. II. CONNOR. a Plow. a Borrow. a Scufller, or t a Large Stock of the best WMW'“ .106 'lb. 14c. . We learn that during 1900 they raised 825.00 for Missions and this year they hope to do better. Every- one was delighted with their public nmeeting and report it the best one iyet. A. McLean, Miss Marion McLean, Miss Amy Campbell. Miss Fannie Forster and Miss Mary McDonald all of which were highly instructive. Recitations by Miss Mary Ann 'l‘wamley, Misses Lizzie and Violet Forster, Miss Stella and Master Wal- ter Lunney and Mr. Archie McLean were well rendered and highly ap- preciated. The sum realized from mite boxes and collection was 812. The ladies are carrying on the work with great success and we wish them every prosperity. A Veteran's Story â€"George Lewis, of Shamokin. Pa, writes: "I am eighty years of ego. I have been troubled with Catarrh for fifty years, and in my time have used a great many catarrh cures, but never had any relief until I used Dr. Agnew‘s Catarrhal Powder. One box cured me completely." 50 cents.â€"25 On Wednesday evening. May let, the ladies of the Baptist church here held a public meeting of their Mis- sion Circle. The Pastor occupied the chair. An excellent program con- sisting of singing. readings and re- citations was presented. Misses Mc- Kinuon and McDonald. Misses O’Neill Mrs. Campbell and Miss Boyd, Miss Robson and Messrs. McKinnon. Brunt and McDonald furnished exceedingly fine music, while readings were given by Miss Robson. Mrs. O’Neill. Miss Without newspaper announcc- ‘ ments no man who has commodities to sell or services to render, can achieve as high a degree of success in business as he could with judicious advertising, and the success which newspaper advertising brings is worth many times its cost. A lead- ing merchant of Syracuse, New York, says: “ Most of the owners of large mercantile establishments, who use newspaper space, had their start under the same conditions that nine- tenths of the small merchants work under. They have had faith in ad- 7vertising and the courage to buy space.” HOlpIOCO u I. Babyâ€"South Ameri- can Rheumatic Cure strikes the root of the ailment end strikes it quick. R. W. Wright. to Daniel street. Brockvil!c. Ont. . for twelve years: great sufferer from rheumatism. couldn't wash himself. feed himself or dress himself. After ming six bottle: was able to go to work-and says: " I think pain has left me forever.”â€"26 Sold bv McFarlane Co. An old man by' the name of Mun- sen, who has lived in Keppel about 30 years, happened with an accident on Saturday that ended his life. It appears that the old man, who was some 82 years of age. lived alone on a piece of land on the Colpoys line. On Saturday last some sheep, which was the only stock he had, required. he thought. looking ftor and, while looking for a lamb that had fallen in- to a crack in the rock, fell in the crevice and. not being able to extri- cate himself, was nearly dead when found in the evening on Saturday. Mr. Jas. Burrows, who was the de- ceased’s close neighbor, not having noticed the old man around Saturday, went to the shanty in the evening and found the door open. but there was no occupant. He then went in search of him, and by the yelping of a little dog he was attracted to a |large crack in the rock obout 4O rods from the house, where he found the: old man lying unconscious. Mr Burrows tried to pull the man out but was unable. He then went for assistance, and in a short time he re- turned having secured the help of several neighbors who succeeded in getting him out, but by doing so pulled the sole from one of his boots. The old man, however. who was nearly gone when taken out. only lived about 15 minutes after his re- moval. and never recovered conscio oneness. He was seen in the morn- ing of the accident by Mr. C. M. Tapper. of Lake Charles, so he could not have been in the rock more- than a few hours, but he being old and lacking vitality evidently was the cause of his sudden collapse. as he did not appear to have sustained any bodily injury. Mr. Geo. Atkey ap- prised the coroner oi the matter. but after learning the particulars found that an inquest was not necessary. A niece of the deceased took charge of the body and removed it to Inver- may for hurial.â€"-Wiartou Echo. Her Heart Ilka a Polluted Bprln‘.â€" Mrs. james Sdgley. I’clce stand, 01"., says: “ I m (0; five Lear: amicted with dyspepsia, constipation, cart disease' 911;! nervgun rostrauou. lcured tqu be"! .trouble wi Dr. Asm' Cure - __ 1 AL A AAL -‘ -:‘_‘-.- v-j r'â€"' v‘ {6; t a Heart‘ tad an other filament: unis ad like mm. find relief in half an hour I‘m the 6m dour“; Sold by lwhrhno a Ca. Misses Jeuie end Lizzie Byers. of Durham, spent the 6er of the week with their cousin, Mile Thoma.- eene Byers. ;lfter spending the winter et Duck Inlend, Mr. E. Gedd returned borne ’er e 39w dq- gnl’. when he return- We are sorry to uy thet Mrs. J. Morn-ice is very ill u present. We hepe to hear of her speedy recovery. NORTH-E AS’I‘ NORMAN BY . Sold by Macfarlano Co. ...._.- on. 0.0 N THE DURHAM CHRONICLE. At the weekly meeting of Knox Church congregation last Wednes- day night, Mr. Campbell. their pas- tor, was presented with a handsome gold watch. Mr. James Watson read an address, while Mr. Dave Leith presented the watch. Al- though taken very much by surprise. Mr. Campbell made an appropriate address, thanking them for their kindness. Mr. Campbell’s faithful services are appreciated. Arbor Day was observed by the teacher and pupils in No. 1. They spent the greater part of the day in cleaning the school and in beautify- ing the grounds by planting trees and flowers. After the work was over, Miss McCannel distributed a‘ generous amount of tafly among the children, and they thought it was all right. Mr. Will Thompson spent a. day or two in Mt. Forest lutely on business. Under the Nerve Lashâ€"The torture and torment of the victim of nervous prostration and nervous debility no one can tightly estimate who has not been under the ruthless lash of these relentless human foes. M. Williams. of Fordwich, Ont., was for {our years n nervous wreck. Six bottles of South American Nervine worked n miricle. and his doctor con- firmed it.â€"28 Mr. John Campbell gave the people of this part a surprise by finishing seeding on the 29th of April. Mr. Dan McCannel received a kick from ahorse he was clipping, which lamed him tor a few days. Say, T.. it was hardly fair to scare at young man when he was so near home. Mr. Noble Wilson erected a pump house last week. Mr. John Livingston. of your town. gave us a call on Friday. Mr.Calvert. of Holstein. was in buying cattle the other day, and succeeded no set- ting a large drove. We are lad to state that Mrs. John C,ampbell at so was reported seriously ill. is able to attend to her household duties once more. Mr. J. Iioofwoman 1gassed through our burg the other day. 0 spent the winter at the German Gymasium, where he learn- ed the block and tackle trick. When a person tells us a fly-wheel. about 6 feet. in diameter, weighs 16 tons. ye would like to know the width or see it weighed. Ruby Lip. and e cleer complexion, the pride of woman. Have you lost the” charms through torpld liver, constlpetlon. biliousness. or nervousness? Dr. 'Agnew'e Liver Pills will restore them to yonâ€"40 little "Rubles" in u vltl. :0 cents. Act like 1 charm. Never gripe.â€"39 Sold by MmFarlane Co BOOTBVILLE. Du of Cod Liver Oil is the means of life, and enjoyment of life to thousands: men women and children. When apaetite fails, it re- stores it. hen food is a burden, it lifts thebqrden. _ Whén youlose flesh,it brings thewlumpness of health. hen work is hard and duty is heavy, it makes life bright. ft is the thin edge of the wedge; the thick end is food. But what is the use of food, when you hate it, and can’t di- gest it? _ â€" C O I n ‘ I If you Knvo’ not tried It. tend for Iron ogmple. It. unable taste will o Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is thefood that makes you forget your stomach. If van nun nnt triad It. send for '"' 5'0" "H- 3' owns. Chomlotc. f - ,orgntq, - - - How to Grow Toronto. 500. and 01.00 x on annulus. â€"Wheat to â€"the Acre