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Lunbton Strut, â€" Durham, Ont. "to «school is eqmppml for full Junior Leaving rid Matriculation work, under the following «all of competent teachers for that department: intending students should enter at beginning 01 ”um. or as soon after as possible. DURHAM SCHOOL. WM. JOHXM‘ON. Chairman Coughs. colds. hoan‘oncu. and other arm: .annts are quickly relieve-d by Crvsoleno * «ablctmtcn cents per box. Alldruggists } Do not become a diet crank if you value your health. Do not. “he up any of the “crazy” fads the: ore mow being paraded before the public Dont forget whele to go for :1 fit st class Suit 01 'l‘r011se1s l have the finest stock in town (just arrived). Come and eee for yourself. A large assortment to choose from. As to fit and style the same as any first-class city firm. Author and Teacher of the Nonpareil System of Cutting. Thai. Allan. Principal. Ml” Lick. B A. (‘lassim and Modems. Foes. $1.00 per month. . A. GLASS STA FF AND EQUIPMENT. HIGH-CLASS ailoring. The Diet Question GENTLEMEN DRAPER. «Q OCO or C. L. GRANT, Secretary. Lindsay wiil buf a fifteen-ton steam roller at, a cost of $3050, and has appointed I. B. McWilliams Street. Commissioner in an effort after good roads. 'l‘l 3 rate will be 28 mills this year. The graduates of the Universitv of Toronto pr0pose to establish a pro- vincial uniVersity in British Colum- bia. The headquarters would be in Vancouver. The Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council will try to stem the inrush of immigrants as they are considered a menace. The Vanderbilts are in Quebec now, and somebody there will sell them a button from Gen. Wolfe’s coat. There were 87,000 of these buttons sold last year.-â€"â€"-Montreal Herald. WW J""' The Board of Management Of the Rev. .R' A' Ix‘mg, M' A" graduate,General Missionary Society of the of Manitoba College, who pursuediChush of England in Canada is to ' ‘ ' ‘ 'n r n Ger. . his studies m M“ by“ a a meet in London to-day and to-mor- many, has been desngnated to the row ' ' lsii if Indore Colle e, in . 3:313:13? 1):,p\’£’,i|kie, g Rev. W. A. Smith. of 011 Springs, I'v:l] .i-‘lnn.\...] DA-c ‘rn "'AI'1'-- A“ I) ‘ An aged Quebec woman had her hand blown OE by 8 Spark lighting on a battle of gunpowder that she was carrying. Poolrooms will be closed on Sun- day in Vancouver. and drug stores will be prohibited from selling cigars and liquor on that day. Master carpenters of Montreal threaten a lookout. There are 10000 men employed in building trades there and they will probably be thrown out of employment. Matthew Stanley, boot and shoe- maker. dumped dead in his brother’s hardware store. at Chesley. A Vancouverite has Invented an automatic switch for street railways that is operated by the foot of the motorman. Another disas‘n‘ous fire occurred at New Denver. B. (3., wiping out. some n :5'.5,000 worth of business pmperty. A human skull has been found on the lake shore near Port Dalhousie, and a further search is being made. John McAlpine, a Thessalon farmer has found a. gold nugget in the intes- tines of a young cockerel he killed. Judge Duncan MacMillan died in St.Joseph’s Hospital, London. Ont. Montreal coflin makers: are ' being organized into a brotherhood. Three hundred and fifty girls, em- ployee of the Canadian Rubber Com- pany, Montreal, have organized a union. John W. Buck was run over and killed by a train at Hagersville. Blind River Council has voted $500 to defray the cost of electric lighting its streets. The grave-diggers in the Roman Catholic cemetery, Montreal. have struck for an increase of 2:) cents a day. The permanent stafi of the Hamil- ton Waterworks Department have asked for a 10 per cent increase in their pay. Dan. Mann denies the report that the Canadian Northern will build a union depot with the Canadian Pacific in \Vinnipeg. A business block belonging to Ma.- gean, Serre (30., Sturgeon Falls, was destroyed by fire, the loss being about 815,000. The Clarendon Hotel. at Clinton, delegates to England from Emerson. was destroyed by fire. The inmates Man, said he thought that personally barely escaped with their lives. he procured 20') people to come to It is reported that the \Vestern ‘Canada “18‘9“ 0f going t0 5011“! Federation of Miners have ordered a ‘ Africa . strike at Mr. Dunsmoor’s mines at \Vord has been received at Van- Uumberland, B. C. 'couver of the crucifixion at Kwang \Vhile playing; about a bonfire the little. (laughter of Joseph Becker, Port Dalhuusne, was fatally burned and died a. few hours aftarWards. In accordance with the request of the 'l‘enweruuca Deague Kingston Incense commissioners have reduced the'number of licenses by four. Pacific Cable supplies are to be bought whenever pOSsible in Canada and not in the United States, as has been the case recently- The Salvation Army barracks at Liatowel were burned’. Hon. John Costigan will be bau- quetted by the Irish societies at OL- tawa in reCOgnition of his services in the interest of Home Rule in ‘he House of Commons. St (Juthariues and Welland Canal Gas Co. has aimed to sell their stock to the city at par, and a by-law may be submitted to the citizens of St. Catharines to endorse the purchase. Hamilton License Commissioners received no protests against the issuance of any licenses. and conse- quently renewed all with the excep- tion of six. which were reserved pending certain repairs. Sir Thomas Shanghnessy says that the officials of the " Soo ” line have for a long time been considering an extension from St. Paul to a point. near Winnipeg, and that it is likely soon to be made. A deputation from the Women’s National Immigration Society of Montreal Waited upon Sir Wilfrid Laurier and asked that the Govern- ment grant to the society be in creased from 51.000 to $3.000. Homestead entries at the diflerent Dominion land agencies throughout the North-West during the month of March numbered 2,246, against 1,167 for the corresponding month of the previous year being an increase of 1,078 [or March, 1003. The body of Wm. Jordan, missing since Christmas. was found at. Swan Lake, Man. Deceased was employed as a hired man and lost his way when returning from the village to his employer’e place, after making Cbrutmu purchms. GENERAL NEWS. W. W. Fraser. one of the farmer Clinton, delegates to England (tom Emerson. inmates Man” said he thought that personally as. he procured ‘20!) people to come to Queen’s Universitv. Kingston. has decided to inaugurate a six year icourse in arts and science whereby [the degree of B. A. and B. S. C. may I be obtained in that time. Brantford will probably lose Mo- hawk Institute, burned Sunday, April 19th. If it is rebuilt at all it may be in British Columbia. Kingston will prcbably have a new cement works established by the Gil- lies, of Carleton Place, and Allen Mc- Lelland. of Ottawa. Odin Wyrtz will serve three mos. in the Central for drunkenness, dis- orderly condpct and escaping from custody at Hamilton. The body of Charles Campbell who was drowned in the Nashawak river. Fredricton. was found 38 feet below the surface. Letters to Picton friends confirm the death in South Africa of Captain Q. H. Y. Bradsaw, as the result of a railway accident. Representatives of a Detroit cereal firm are in Canada looking for a lo- crtion. The choice lies between Brautford and Toronto. Edward Stevenson the oldest living official, burned the mortgage on the Aurora Methodist church at a happy anniverSury celebration. A summons has been issued for a London Christian Scientist who re fuses to have his children vaccinated. Rev.. Mr. Elliot, Baptist minister at Belleville. was married to Miss Adeline Scott at Peterboro’. The post-office at Arcola. Assiniboia, was burglarized and 6.000 worth of mail stolen. Western Ontario Bible Society is in prosperous condition, and has on hand $679.71 after meeting all obliga- tions. ' Rev. W. A. Smith. of Oil Springs, will succeed Rev. Mr. Meyer on Bul- mont circuit, the latter having ac. cepteda call to Centennial church, London. A Quebec jury acquitted Mrs. Shir- ley on a charge of procuring a man to murder her husband. Twenty-five policemen are on duty st. the water front at Montreal to suppress any trouble. Allan Cameron, ex-chief of Corn- wall police is dead at; the age of 80 years. He was a veteran of 183743. and had been in active service until last fall. Prof. Prince, Mr. Copp. M P., and Edward Jones will probably form a commission to investigate the sar- dine tisheries and herring industry in the Bay of Fundy waters. Belleville schools closed during the progress of Sir Oliver Mowat’e fune- ral procession. The remanins of M rs. Jessie Lloyd. of Spring Brook, were found lying in 'VVU {Pet of water near an Old well which had overflowed. Miss Susan Kislsy was out in two while crossing the railway tracks at Montreal. All but 70 or 80 of 554 passengers of the Allan steamer Pomeranian, which arrived at Halifax on its way to New York were. Scotchmen who were on their way to Winnipeg. Word has been received at Van. couver of the crucifixion at Kwang tung of a Chinese desperado who cpnfessed to ($0 murders. He was nailed hands and feet to a cross in which position he lingered exposed to the public for three days before he died. Thomas Birkett, M. P. , in address- big the annual meeting of the Ottawa ()oiisertetive Association, said that six-sevenths of the Fielding tatifl was the same as the Conservative tarifi of 1892'). and most of the other seventh showed increases. All the old officers Were reelected. The Conservative Association of South foord yesterday presented Mr. Donald Sutherland, M. P P., with an address and a check {or 8750. The child of a Chrisnian Scientist at Galt has been lying all winter with a. disease affecting the leg. The limb is now so bent that he will probably be a cripple for life. The libel action of Mr. W. C. Cald- well. M. P. P., against Rev. Mr. Buchannan of Lanai-k has been set- tled by the latter promising to pub- lish an apology. James Leisk was found dead hang- ing over the front of his buggy, go- ing west, 0:} tbe__town lipe near Black Crzeek chercb. Deceased was about 86 years old. In spite of the talk of people leav- ing the 800, the facts show that there is no such exodus. Stationmaster Way has not observed any particu- lar movement from town, and the‘ real estate men report that the de- mand for houses is greater than the supply in spite of last year’s enor- mous building program. For several years previous to this winter the Bufialo Ice Company has been getting large supplies of ice from Dunnville. Ont.. employing about 100 men. The ice was con- demned by the health authorities, and the Bufialo company ceased their Operations and employing the men. The trouble is believed to have been caused by the sewage of Brantford being deposited in the river. and now the town is being sued by Dunnville for damages. News has just been received at Rat Portage of the finding of the skeleton of a man who was lost six years ago. Louis Mattson and Alex. Pearson. who live three miles north of Rosseau. were working up near Rainy River, at Sprague’s lumber camp. They went out cutting pine logs. and glancing up at a very tall tree about 90 feet high, noticed what they thought was a big nest. They felled the tree and were astonished to find the supposed nest was the skeleton ofa man with a rope tied around his neck, the other end of rope being tied to the limb of the tree There was a man lost in that region six years ago. and there is no doubt that the remains are his. Bracebridge. Ont. April 23.â€"On November 14th, 1901. Mr. Samuel Henderson. 9. man between 70 and 80 years of age. started for Baysville on the stage. When within a mile or so of the village he jumped 03 the Stage and went into a house to warm. tell- ing the stage driver that he would walk the rest of the way. After warming he left the house but never reached Baysvillc. and it was sup- posed at the time that his mind had become deranged and he had been lost in the bush or drowned in the river. The mystery has now been cleared up by the disovery of the re- mains hy Mr. .108. Fish in a hollow between Mr. Chas. Smith’s and the river. some 80 rods south-east oi the Gravenhurst Road. Messrs. John A. Cooper. Jas. Ac- ton and Chas. N. Robertson. repre- senting the Canadian Press Associa- tion, waited upon the Postmaster. General and presented a memorial from the Canadian Press Association, asking for a revision of the Postal Act and the postal regulations. es- pecially with regard to trade and other class journals. At the Brantford Assizes Mr. Jon. tice Meredith found Thomas ElliOt, President. and the Directors of the Ontario Coal Dealers’ Association guilty of illegally conspiring to les. sen competition in the sale and pur- chase of coal. Hon. Sydney Fisher will leave Japan for Canada on May lst. He has been feted and entertained in the Mikado’s kingdom. and has had some very interesting experiences. He was received in audience by the Em- peror of Japan. and witnessed a per- formance of " Othello ” in Japanese. Asthma can be Cured. Thousands of testimonials concius- ively prove that Asthma can be per. manently cured by inhalingUATARRn- ONE. avegzetable antiseptic that de- stroys at once the germs causing the diseases. Catarrhozone gives immedi- ate relief to the distressing cough and sufi'ocating sensations, makes breathing easy and regular and in- sures undisturbed sleep. Catarrhoâ€" zone cures Asthma that doctors are unable even to relieve and can cure you. The Catarrhozone inhaler is made of hard rubber. fits into the vest pocket, can be used at Work, in church, in the street, in bed.â€"any place~-at any time. Two months' treatment (guaranteed). price $1.00; trial size 95c. Druggists or N. 0. Poison 00., Kingston, Ont. An exchange says :â€"“ A kind- hearted farmer dismissed a hired man who used to steal his grain and veg- etables. For the Sake of the wife and family of the man, however. he gave him a testimonial worded thus: “ I hereby certify that A. B. has been A North Dakota paper relates the : followingzfl-A Ward county home-, steader had a peculiar experience a: while back. After he had retired fox ‘- the night his “shack” was lifted bodily on sleighs and hauled about fourteen miles where it. was planted on some other body’s homestead. The shock of setting the house on the ground aroused the man and he. soon appeared at the door armed with arevolver, where he met the sur-; prised theivesâ€"and made them haul him and his house back home and pay $25 for the fun they had had. A my farm hand for over two years, and during that time he has got, more off my farm than any other man I ever employed.” Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man-â€"that is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often ruined in the strenuous efiorts to make or save the money to pur- chase them. If a woman will risk her health to get a_coveted gem. then let her fortify herself against the in- siduous consequences of coughs.colds and bronchial afiections by the regu lar use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest con- sumptionin its early stages and heal the afiected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is not a cure-all but it is certain a cure for coughs. colds and all bronchial troubles. You can get this reliable remedy at Darlings Drug Store. tf by simple means, sfter suffering for several years with a severe lung afiection. and that dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make known to his fellow sufierers the means of cure. To those who desire it, be will cheerfully send (free ot char 6) a copy of the perscription used. which they ill find a sure cure for Consumptlon. Asthma. Chnurrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung Medics. He hopes all snflerens will try his remedy. as it is invaluable. Those desiring the perscridtion, which will cost them nothing. and my prove a blessing. will pleue address, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON Brooklyn New York. The undersigned having been restored to health by simple means,‘ 3“” 9332’in for several years __:LL - ______ _ _A .I 4‘ -A .I___ j T0 CONSUMPTIVES. ‘0...- RICHARD HOPKINS. .IA\1ESllOI’Kl\'S I Executnrs of the Last Will and Testament of John Hopkins deceased. In the Matter of the Estate of John Hopkins, Late of the Township of Bentinck in the County of Grey’ Farmer, Deceased. O'l‘ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR- suant tn “ The Revised Statutes of Ontario” 1897. (.[ha iter 1’9 that all creditors and “there having lclaitmit against the estate of the said .luhu Hopkins “he died on or about the Fourth day of March A. 1)., 1903 are required. on or beture the Sixth day of )lav A. l). "302%. to Send by post nrepaid or deliver to Richard llu Tkius. and James llup- kins qullan l’ark l. () (Mitt. the Execut- urs of the La~t \\ ill and 'l‘estameut ut' the said deuvased. their (Thrustiau and sur- names, addresses and descriptions, the full partit'uiars u? their claims, the statementut their avcmmts and the nature of the secur- ities, ifam', hehl bythem. Scott’s Emulsion is flesh and blood, bone and muscle. It feeds the nerves, strengthens the digestive organs and they feed the whole body. Notice to Creditors S. SCOTT. For nearly thirty years Scott’s Emulsion has been the great giver of human flesh. We will send you a couple of ounces free. SCOTT as BOWNE. Chemists. Toronto. Ontarlo. flesh. There are many Shylocks now, the convales- cent, the consumptive, the sickly child, the pale young woman, all want human flesh and‘ they can get itâ€"take Scott’s Emulsion. And further take notice that after such last, mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the de ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notive. and that. the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part. thereof to any person or Dersons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time at such distribution All parties indebted to the Estate to please remit immediately. Dated atthe Township of Bentiuck thus Fourth day of April. A I). 1903. and the Four Free Preparations will be forwarded you at once. with complete directions for use. The Slocum System is a itive cure for Consump- tion. that most insidious iseaae. and for all Lung Troubles and Disorders. com licated by Lose 0 Flesh. Cou he. Catarrh. As ma. Bronchitis and Heart Trou . Simply write to the T. A. Slocum Chermcal Company. Limited. 1 King Street \Vest. Toronto. giving post office a express address. and the free medicine (tlie Slocum Cure) will he prom tly tent. . Persons in Canada aeeing Slocum 3 rec offer in American” willpleueaeudforeampleeto IA_A!-_. AL-_ _-_._ GONSUMPTION Four marvelous free remedies for all sufferers reading this paper. New cure torTuberculosls.Consunup- tlon. Weak Lungs, Cat-rm. and a rundown system. AT COST Yap are invited to test what ibis system will do for you. If you are sick. by writing {at a FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Do you cough ? Do your lungs pain you ? Is your throat sore and inflamed ? Do you spit up hlegm ? Does your hea ache ? Is your appetite bad ? Are your lungs delicate? Are you losing flesh ? Are you pale and thin ? Do you lack stamina ? These symptoms are proof that you have in your body the seeds of the most dangerous malady that has ever devas- tated the earthâ€"consumption. . CLOTHING . Prevented and cured. 56:. and $1.00; 311 drugghtt. And Guernseys Ready-Made â€"â€"F0râ€" Ten Days A:- ,x; 9.112- A fine assortment of new, up-to-date wheels Massey- lla'rris, Cleveland, Perfect and Other Makes. We Also ha Second Hand Wheels taken in exchange for new Wheels. The Agent. W. D. CONNOR; Pumps of all Kinds. SHOP Open every afternoon. Bicycles. All REPAIRING promptly and prop- erly attended to. 400 pair. 3 yds long, 36" wide, taped edge, 65¢ per pair. 3* yds long, 42” wide, tnped edge. 90¢ per pair. 3i yds long, 48” wide, knitted edge, 51 00. 3} yds long, .54" wide, knitted edge. $1.40. Don’t forget us when you want e good pit of Shoes u we carry 3 full line of Sterling Bros’. Shoes. The Big4 2} yds long, 30” wide. taped edge, Floor Oil Cloth. l yd wide, 250 yd. “ 2 yd wide, 50c e yd. Colored wesh Silk weilt length in white, black and colors. 32 up to $3.50 etch. Black mercerized Seteen Underskirtl at 81.40. 81.50, 31.75 end 82 each. Best Groceries at low Ptices. Roller Window Shades, 35¢ each. Table Linen 54" wide, 25c yd. W. H; BEAN' Lace Curtains. °‘ 64" wide. 500 yd. White Bed Spreads. 85c and 81.20 M“““‘ “1 Our Motto: “High Grade Work Only." New Prints and Fulcy Gingham. Galvanized and Iron Pipâ€" ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. “ I 10 Sells Cheap.” BOOTS and SHOES. hand WHEELS which we can sell very cheap. REPAIRING Jone promptly and Repairs kept of Wheels. GIVE US A CALL. JUHN LIVINGSTON Call and See Us. Pumps from $2 upwatd. Calder Block. Durham. kW. 0. CONNOR. Manufacturer of And Dealer in -â€" have a number of good second Durham. Ont.