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Shipments. Silverware. Palnts. An Assortment of Bicycles Chums Wheelbarrows In Stock. Nails. Hardware! Berger’s Strictly Pu re English Paris Green Harness. MUFARLANM 00. DUEBER - HAHPDEN WATCH. § a Q Right on Time A. GORDON A look through our harness department will satisfy you that We St“ fine quality, and at right prives. Our wn-H‘ mixed Pa Any pets: paints. l Barns, Wa Implcmo-m Among, this week's shipwrnh ave Sheep SIN-Ms, Cow Bans. (flotlws Wringers. Carpet Bird (Tunes. Carpet Sweepers. Spray Pumps, \\ hips, Pain: Brushes. [Hacking B: ushcs, Black Lead, Mme Blacking and Fishmg Tackle Do not forget the Bancrnpt Stock of Silverware that we. no selling off at present. Any person wanting spoons should not loose this opportunity. Just to hand a carioad of nails and an immense shipment of building hardware. May 30. 1901. is the man who carries a. Daub“ at! Booknnon. Sulphate of Copper. Whale ()il Soap, Hel- lebure. Slngshot and other Insecticides for spraying. c-rkly Supply of Randy- Paints has arrived. [.ersrn can uss'e these . Paint your houses. . Waggons, Buggies and FOB SA LI BY NEW STORE JUST OPENER 283$ . 5‘.“ny :fifififii THE LQRCEST STOCK Pumps from $2 upward. Shop open every afternoon. All REPAlRING promptly and propâ€" erly attended to. REPAIRS of all Kinds constantly on hand. Pumps 01' all Kinds. George Lawrence, ; 7t no I .. - I - OI Qo~tug -o u- on u I) ‘ -' \I."\O_ . y-wt‘wp .‘V IyAQ. .I l, I . ‘I‘:{I.l’â€"' IY‘OOY-h.‘~I I}... t". : ‘E'DO%IL*‘1%0‘%O‘fi‘%.f.i.iv.Ch"?.‘y‘l.¢..yl%:fifl Lowe: Town. For Sewing Machings, Organs and Pianos, give us a trial. W. D. CONNOR Do You Want Just Received a Large Stock of â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"- the best Wagons made in Canada, and we are bannd to sell them at Rock Bot- tom Prices to make room for our Hal-mating Machinery, which will be here in good time. -- DURHAM. â€"- He Sens (thp! Come and see what a lot of Tinwarc we give â€"â€"ior SI .00.â€" OUR IMPLEMENT WIXHEBUUMS We mrrya full line of Sterling Bros: "and Made shuns fut" men, wumau and clnldreu, Try a pair If you want a good shoe. W. H. BEAN. “ml-By ..... In H). and: luu tea (Ll Big 4 50: 'crhaps you need a new Buggy. We can supply you at astonish- ingly low prices. ’ahle “l0 \ yards lung, Fleur, Feed, Grocery and Bonfectionery Store ape Galvanized and Iron Pipâ€" ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. tl)‘ Of Farm and Domestic Imple- ments ever seen in Durham, it will cvrtnlnly pay intending‘ pul‘chusels to Call and see our goods before purchasing else- where. Cream Separator? If so wn can suit you to a T. The Se. son is now on when far- mers will find a pressing need to get Some laborsuving device to keep up with the times, and as we have 3“!” win: nzl bio McKinnon’s nuts “'0 beg X‘espectfuliy to in;- timau: to the residents of Durham and vicinity that. we have owned a A In“ line of smokud hams, rwllrd shoulder and bacon, aim all kind of garden a": fluid root SBt‘LlS. Cash [or butter and eggs. 10th of no a! i... I. 0J1...“ $.on .03... ..’.\.¢’\ ..uv00\ 1in ('1! LACE CURTAINS. Manufacturer of And Dealer in - C. McKlNNON, 4s H‘ th H iLl‘ [6.4 :' 3 m R! rm Sulzula Bey- . .230” 50¢, and 40c inches W. D. CONNOR. HT w M (- wide a Plow, a Harrow, a Scuffier, or a ('lu Calder's 7mm, wide, oooooooo l“ 1.00 NO \V b.) .77) “ 20(1) “kg 100 plb. lb. IN Miss Vasey, who has been residing Toronto for the past year. return- ed home last week. é Mr. and Mrs. Moses Dunne-11x were 'tiw guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc- 'Culmon on Sunday. 3 Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark were guests Lof t'lm latter’s parents, ~Mr. and Mrs. IR, Hnm‘y the first. of the week. { Miss Lizzin Fm: was the guest of filler sister, Mrs. W. J A. McCalmon, :ouc day last week. Mr. D. McArthur is ahustler. He leased his brother Hughie’s farm which gives him extra. work. We think Mr. McArthur will be congrat- ulated in some other way in the near (nture. Stay .with it, Duncan, as there are few more worthy or indeed more needful. Miss Jessie A. Beaten had company on Sunday that would be welcome at. any time. Mr. James White returned from north Glenelg and has a bunch of good yarns to distribute. Mr. Archie McLellan spent Satur- day and Sunday with friends in Priceville. Miss Minnie McIntyre returned from Bufialo last week accompanied by hernephew, Master Georgie Hart- well. Mr. Henry Bvaton is trapping gruuml hogs. Harry is good-hearted and 10 s an occasional one skip. “'0 [turn that Mr. R. J. Black is under the weather of late. The Scribe. of the above town will please pardon Put, the children and myself, if we are trespassing in any way this week. Mr. Archie Campbell, of Priceville, is at present on an extended visit with friends here. The project to effect fast commun- ication between Dornoch and Owen Sound is steadily 10¢ reasnng On Victoria Day Mr. Fred Lepskey drove the Dornoch Comet to Owen Sound in one hour and 32 minutes, e dis- tones of 20 miles. Mr. Chas. Heaf arrived in the vil- lage Wednesday, after an absence of two years. Mrs. Cameron had her annual bee on Monday and finished up seeding. Mr, W. H. Arrowemith of Pomona was a caller on D. McIntyre on Sab- bath last. ‘ Miss Maggie Hughes, who has been attending the Owen Sound 0. 1., spent Sunday at. her home here. ' Chief Mc.night, of this place, is the owner of a couple of trained pigs which he keeps for the purpose of entertaining his numerous customers. On the night of May 24th, at the hour of ten o’clock. an unsuccessful attempt was made to blow up the Bulls head hotel. Mr. John McGillivray had the mis- fortune to lose a. valuable cow recent- ly by getting fast In the bush, The Bylaws are pretty strict on animals running at large and our township fathers are going to have the huv enforced, so peOple govern yourselves accordingly. was shipped by White‘ 09.. of London, Ont Mr. Barnet. of Owen Sound, spent. 24th with Scotchtown friends. Fish- ing was certainly a failure. Mr. Alex. and Miss May Martin, with their little neice Edith, Spent Sunday with their friends in this burg: Mr. William Runnings brOUght home his new steam threshing outfit last week from Durham, where it The youth of our burg were not- struck on the weather on t11624th, and they certainly Stayed at home with the old folkn ‘~ The Stomaeh’s “Weal or Woe I” â€"-The stomach is the centre from which. from the standpoint of health, flows ” weal or woe.” A healthy stomach means perfect digestionâ€"perfect digestion means strong and stc 1d y nerve centresâ€"strong nerve centres mean good circulation, rich blood and good health South American Nervine makes and keeps the stomach rightâ€"52 Mr. \Valter Dunn took a trip to St. Thomas last, week to visit his cousin. the only relation he has in this country. He met a lot. of old friends and had a jolly good time. Mrs. McLellan and daughter, of Teoswmer me visiting the farmer’s brother, \Ir. Aicliie Little, Sr., for a fewdm s Miss Alice Watson was the guest of her comfiu, Miss Ella. Gadd. . \lr. and Mrs Archie Little were the guests ohthe former’s parents, lately. .11’.ttli(l Mrs. Jag. Eden were the gunsts of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Eden a few days ago, Mr. Janies Gadd and Miss Ella. Gadd “em visiting the paternal home re- cent 1y. z is: lu)tt‘.’cs of Dr. Agnew’sCure for the Heart restored her to perfect heglth. The first dose cave almost instant rcliuf. and in a (by suffering ceased altogether.â€"5x “ 22‘3‘; 3‘ Z ggrtwas Titan-1:13:33; my fife Gui,” is the way Mrs. R. H. \‘*. ight, f i’rwck‘x ii'xé, Ont, describes her suffuriztgs {mm ~xmothcririg, fluttering and palyitatiun. A fur trying many remedies without benefit. GLENELG CENTRE. Sold bv Mat-.Farlane Co. 50ch by Mansfarlane (Io DORNOCH VARNEY. é DURHAM CHRONICLE. As it is a long time since you had the privilege of putting among your many items a correspondence from Lamlash, 1 will endeavor to note a few oi the many happenings of our little town. Mr. Henry Hughes was the victim of a serious barn raising accident in Sullivan Tp. about two weeks ago, and as a result had a portion of his left foo tamputated. He is recover- ing rapidly under the care of Dr. Smith, of this place. [Dan Davies, of the Acme White Lead .Works, claims to hold the re- cord {or catching the largest small mouth black bass ever caught. The accident is said tohave happened on July 28. 1898, on the famous Lake St. Clair fishing grounds] A fisherman on Lair San Claire. ' ’Bont six mile off from shore. Fished hard for one. two. three. four hour; By an’ by he fished some more. Some time he fish with old dry bait, Some time he fish with wetâ€" He give the dry bait to the fish, The wet baitâ€"nit! you bet. Long time some fish did never come, Then one. two. three sed by; They smell of that old dead, dry bnit And wink the other eye. By an’ I) one great his bass come long. or ’39!“ v0. nix: seven nound wniaht Quite a number of our young folk Were sadly disappointed at not being able to lake in the pic-nic held on the 24th, owing to the inclemencies of the weather. The Rev. Mr. Leslie. of Crawford. ministered to the spiritual wants of the Presbyterians of thie place Sun- day last. while their puaw, the Rev. Mr. Graliam, occupied the pulpit at Crawford. PIII-Dosed with nauseous. big pnrgers, prejudice people against pills generally. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are revolutionizing the pill demandâ€"they're so pleasant and easy to takeâ€"the doses are small and so is the price. 10 cents for 40 doses. Bilions- Sick Headache. Constipation dis- ne? pel ed. Works like a charmâ€"53 The annual R. C. pic-nic will be held in ()mar's Grove, Dornoch, June the 19th. An unknown man, for no good purpose, entered the house of Mr. M. Stewart. of Welbeck at a late hour one night last week, and in order to get his freedom used a revolver, fire- ing at Mr. Stewart as he hurriedly left the premises. Mr. John Heddle, General Merch- ant, was in Durham on Thursday last. ‘ Mr. Ralph Brunt, better known as Cattle King Brunt, shipped from Elm wood on Thursday. Now, Mr. Editor, I hope 1 have not taken up too much Space in your important paper. Perhaps if this budget be tooJong, the next may be longer as business is booming. There is some talk of Mr. George Johnston joining the Muloch foot-ball team. What is the matter with getting. up a team of our own and keeping the boys together? M1. and M13, Neil McCallum visited Rev. M1. Burns, late pastor of Mul- 0011. but nO’w of Sbrathaven, and found .\l1. Burns and family all well, but g1ieving over the sad death of Mis.B111ns. We sympathize “ith them in this their sad affliction. Mr. McCallum says that Mr. Burns in- tends to pay a visit to his old field of labor, .\ 11loch Baptist church. I am sure he will find many friends. Don’t forget Lamlash. Mr. Hugh McCallum, who is now engaged with Mr. William Pearson, of Allan Park, passed through here on his way to visit Owen Sound friends. Mr. Filman O’Neil. of Muloch, passed through here on his way to visit his siscer, in Tiverton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currie, of Muloch, passed through here on their way to visit. Walkerton friends. Mr. George Mighton’s barn raising came 03 very successfully, which is a credit to both framer and captains. Mr. Sandy McDonald and Mr. Mal- colm McEachern were the chosen captains. It was a very close contest Malcolm’s side coming but a little on the lead, which is, no doubt, a credit to Mack, as Sandy has never been beaten before. After the raising the Muloch foot-hall team, accompanied by some of our boys, played a delight- ful game of foot-ball. , Bright’s Disease â€" Insidious! deceptive i relentless i has {oiled hundreds of trials by medical science to stem the tide of its ravagesâ€"and not until South American Kidney Cure proved beyond a doubt its power to turn back the tide. was thereagleam of anything but des air for the victim of this dread form 0 kidney Master Bob and Miss Fanny For estnr, of Muloch, paid a visit to Mr. Harristou’s, of Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy McGillivray, of Chatsworth, paid a visit to his parental home, Mr. John McGilliv- ray’s, of Muloch. ()ur creamery is now running at full blast, having five rigs on the road every day. Miss Marshall, our worthy teacher, hulidayed at. her parental home. 'Bout five, six,“ saved pound-{VERIZ- 80 old be neither smell or see, And no the old, dry hate. The fisherman stood vary still And ruled out yudn of lineâ€"- The Dialect Fisherman. Sold by MacFarlane 6:. Co. Sold bv McFarlane 5.: Co. LAMLASH. 0-44.. N. B.â€"â€"A Special Bargain is ofl'erod on Lot 28. Con. 2, W. G. 8.. Bontlnck mo termâ€"Durham an milesâ€"owner gone West and bound to sell. H. H. MILLER. Twenty ears’ experience and residepee in the neig borhood counts for something and emblee H. H. MILLER to do your business with profit to you as well u to himself. A naturalist says that every time a farmer shoots ahawk he throws 850 into the fire, for though the hawk takes an occassional chicken. it de- stroys at least a thousand tats, mice and moles every year. In first-class Companies and at lowest rates, draws all kinds of writings. arranges business quarrels, effects settlements with creditors, bells Ocean tickets, buys old notes and always has on hand farm and village pro rties which he is willing to trade or exc auge for other property. He Has Several Very Fme Farms For sale at very low figures and on very easy terms. Farm lands are bound to increase in price and now is the time to buv. ‘MMM‘ HE ALSO undertakes the collection of Notes and Accounts, and it is a pretty bad clean that he cannot make some money out of no charge for his trouble If not collected. He Does File, lite . . and Accident Insutance . Is what Count. 7 of Grey Farmers would like to know. e cannot tell you. but we CAN TELL YOU that H. H. MILLER, the Hanover Conveancer is lending money on good farm mortgages at lower rates 0 interest than vou can borrow elsewhere and on xery liberal terms and at smal “I.“ V“ 'UI J JIVUI“. .v' 'CI” cost. That is the reason whf: 660MB?“ over the country pass by other enders and travel miles to borrow from him. How to Grow g Lincoln’s tablets t Set You 7m. If you have neuralgia, Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will feed the nerve that'is cry- ing for foodâ€"it is hungry-â€" and set your whole body goingr again, in away to satisfy norm and brain from your usual food. That is cure. If you are nervous and irri- table, you may only need more fat to cushion your nervesâ€" you are probably thinâ€"ant Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will give you the fat, to be- gin_with. emmmma Cure, so far as it goes. Full cure is getting the fat, you need from usual food, and Scott’s Emulsion will help you to that. I! you have not tried it, send for free sample “I agreeable taste will surprise you. SCOTT 8L BOWNE, Chemists, - Toronto. _ ’Bouf sii inilé bfi' from slidi'é." - The Lima Kiln Crossing got so low The boats they could not pass; At}_d__Daq he say _the river fell He worked that poor old blind black bass So very, very fine. By an’ by the fish began to pull, B an’ by he pull sumo more. An then was fun in Lak San Clsire, Wont six mile out from shore. The fish he filunge like one mad horse. And then 6 ulled like tenâ€" He towed that t nine miles an hourâ€"- Big beat aiud ’feur big men." 7 He pulled like bass ‘buut six feet long. Ma be he be ’buut seven, Mav if not pulled out right quick. He’ll grow to be ’bout ’leven. 8%”? by they pull the; bass hdf out, y an’ by thef‘pull ham more. Aug Lgkfiauuc L"? fell (our. five feet, DR UGGIST, “MOI“ “MIMI“ zomv’v. 50 Queen Street, Ottawa. Recommended and for sale by When he pullbd o‘ut digitâ€"BESS. nervous Prostration. John A. Darling From diseases of stomach, Bowels,Liver and Kidneys. They are a positive cure for A magnificent Tonic, puri» fying the blood and clear- ing the complexion. Ner- vous. weak. pale women will find them a positive blessing. Worn out brok- en down men can regain lost strength and vigor by taking Lincoln's Tablets. PRICE 50 CEXTS. "cu-n. ... H‘W and 31.00311 411;th Detroit News. THURSDAY.