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'H'; The c’ouncil met Nov. 14th asper adjournment. Members present :â€" The Reeve and Messrs. Davis. Ker- ney and Arrowsmith. Minutes of last mPeting read and approved. Comumnications mad as follows :â€" From N. G. J. McKechnie account for timber ; from the selectors of jurors an account ; from the Clerk of the Peace. certificates re filingjurors’ lisrs; from County Treasurer, list of arrears of taxes; from Jas P. Hare. relating: to Walker deviation. George Binnie Esq. addressed the Council in favor of compeiling rail- waycompanies and other corporations to bear their fair share of taxation. ’ Davisâ€"Kerneyâ€"That the Clerk be and is hereby inStructed to reply to the Clerk of Holland re Walker devi- ation, notifying Holland Council that we the Councilof Glenele: do n0t hold ourselves reSponsibEe for any action at law between the said Walker and the township of Hollandâ€"Carried. Davisâ€"Arrowsmithâ€"That the fol lowing amounts be paid, being spec- ial grant to Road at lots 49 and 50, con. :5, E. G. R. viz: D. Davis :53; days with team a- -v and 4 days work ........... i C. McGillivray. 4.25 days. ...... J. Coiiier, team and day work Wm. Watt, one day .......... Wm. Weir. éday ............ J. Staples. 1 day ............. J. Mcb‘ayden. team work. D. Mck‘aydeu. dav Work ...... J. Noble, team and day work. Thos. Nichol. drift bolts for cuIVer: ................... J. \Villiams. cedar for culverts -.‘ ' Jos. Atkiz..sou. a.) rods gravel. z) up." . warmed. Davis-ulierneyâ€"That cheques is~ sue for the following amounts for work in x. 416-, viz: Jno. McDonald, rep. bridge G. 613 A. one half cost. . . . . . 3 530 J. Stonehonse, graveihng on 40 sideroad ................ 336 00 A. McEauhern. gruvelliug on 40 sideroad. ..... . ......... ‘20 80 B. Hartford, cutting a: '20 side ‘ road...... .......... 1100 R. Black, rep. bridge i0: :3}, con. :3. .................... 1 00 John McDonald graxelling at. .10 sme road ............... 1‘.) 80 Joseph Neii, rep. culver: lot 13 con. 5. .. .................. 1 00 John Mail-4th, rep. bridge, lot. 15, con. 3) ................. 1 00 J. Black. 1ep.culvezt tov. nline B. Hartford, filling at 20 side rOmiL ................. l 00 \rxow smithâ€" Davisâ€"That the fol lowing amounts be paid for work in ward N0 0. 25, viz: Geo Leitch, gravellinglo z :21. con 11 ....S40 00 Robext Buriil, gravelliug town line Gr. A. one half cost. . . (3 00 R. McDonald, cutting lot- ‘20, con. 15 ..................... 16 00 Hugh McGinnis. brushing: 10c 2L). run. 6 .................. 1 ‘30 Pat Connflly, gravelling lot ‘2‘.) 00)). T ..................... 3 90 con. 5' .......... Pat Cozmelly. gravelling lot 20 con. 0 q. o o o o o o . I o 9 ccccc O o 0 Q F. Hrle stoncing 2'0 sidwoad Orr 31131131333 rep. bridge at; Bar- head .‘MilL ...... .......... 10 U0 Geo. Goodwill, rep. culvert lo: 10,6012. ll ................. 4 90 Geo. Goodwill, fill at ‘ lon 12, con. 10 .................... 36 00 Geo. Goodwill, culvert lot. 11. con. 2H . . . .............. :3 75 Thos. (30:: Daily. removing ob structions.‘20, 21 .......... 9.?) A. Dimer, rep. bridge lon 12. con. if." .................... 1 50 Alex. Black, rep. road lot- ‘73. con. 10 ................ 4 '50 John ’l‘hibadcaux. filling lot 10? con. 3 (special) ........... . 11 00 M. McLean, town line repair ward '2, one half cost . ...... 50 AKennedy. town line repair ward 2, one-half cost. ...... '2 52.3 J. VVarling. town line repair ward 2, ohehalf cost. . . . .. . 75 D. Sinclair, town line repair Ward 2. one-«half cosc ....... 3 CO A. McDonalfl, town line repair ward :2, one-half cost. ...... 2:") Arch. McArthur, culvert lot 47, con. 2......uw 3 7;“) Kerne}'â€"â€"-Arrowsmich â€"-That the following amounts be paid for work in ward No. 4, Viz: Chas. Vaughan. eravelling lot 9, con. 1 ................... Chas. Vaughan, gravelling lot 22,cbn.2 .................. J. McNally. gravelling lot 5, con. 10 .................... Chas. Vaughan, culvert lot 14, con. 1 (special) ............. uiey , gram Min-,1; lot GLENELG COUNCIL. Cresolene is a boon to Asthmatics. Camounm is a long established and standard remedy for the diseases indicated. It cures because the air rendered strongly antiseptic is worried over thcdiseased surfaces of the bronchial tubes with evgry breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. Those of a consumptive tendency, or suflerers from chronic bronchitis. find immediate relief from coughs or in- flamed conditions of the throat. Descriptive booklet free. Cancun: Awnsmc TABLETS dissolved in the month, are efl'ective and estates coughs and irritation of the throat. 10¢. a. box. All. 9811661818. A‘- Tatal ......... . . . $73.5 lla‘t “U3". .000 0" > gl‘tfi't‘ihng on ’7 0 O O U . O O O ....... Q 0 ‘) 1. gruvelling or: a too-00.0.0000... - :utting a: '20 side I . . . . O O O O O O ' O . O C 1651 None Dane 8:” manual, Canadian Agents 10 18 13 .‘j Established 1879. Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, Coughs, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria. 600 00 OF- 30 18 o- o' 00 00 40 Energy y FAGGED OUT, Ferrozone will make you strong and eapable of doing: a. heavy day’s work Without fatigue. It is a marvellous remedy, and does marvel. lous things. as the following testi- monial proves: After my baby was born. I was left. in a weak. sickly condition, totally unfit for a. mother’s household duties. I somehow did not gain strength. al- though I took malt extracts and tonics all the time. A lady friend recom- mended Ferrozone. which I used with Splendid results. The first box helped quite a little. and when I had taken six boxes my former health. ruddy cheeks, and good spirits. were fully restored. ”â€"Mrs. Newlands. Swansea. You can’t spend 50c. no a better advantage than on a. box of Ferro- zone. and the sooner you gen Ferro- zone.the sooner you will get well. Don’t accept a. substitUte. but insist on your druggist supplying genuine Ferrozone, which sells for 500. a. box or six boxes for $2 50. By mail from The Farrozone Company, Kingston, Ontario. bllils Vauguuu. wutn Jun 4;, con. 9.. . 1000 O... J. Colbert. work at lo: 3, con 8 ‘3 00 Other payments were as follows: I John Bell work at lots :36 :37. :3b and :39, cons. .. )imd 33....55-10 00 N. G. J. McKechnie, cedar for bridge lot :35, con. ‘2 4 0‘. Albert Davis, work and nails ' {01 bridge. .. ........ 1 ~11.) Jno. "z‘ cliae repair of scraper 2-.“ Mrs, 'l‘hos. Dunn, care of Mrs. Furneux .......... ‘20 530 D. McCormick, gravel and darn age to crop 1.90.? ............ :3 90 Joseph Atkinson. gravel . . . . . . :1 :15 .T. McFadden. selecting jurors :3 00 ‘J. S. Black “ “ , :3 OO lJ. \chonald, ‘ “ :3 00 J. McDonald equalizing Schcol i Sections ....... ..... . 3 00 Wm. Kerney, commission on expenditure. .............. 1? 00 ,Thos. Davis, commission on ex- : penditure. .............. 19 00 :Geo. Arrowsmith, commission on expenditure ............ 8 :30 J. 8.1) Y‘ lack. work on bridge lot. 13. con. :3 ...... 2:30 George Al‘10\\Smith, work on 1 bridge lo: ,con. 5 ....... . .‘2 50 lJ. S Black on salary. ........ '20 00 Collector for ward 4 was insnrucned to accept. $5.68 taxes in full from \Vm. Priel. and Catharine Cameron was exempted from paying land taxes for 1903. By-law 434 reiating to the collec tion of taxes was passed. Cheque was issued for $4.00 unex- pended Statute Labor fund in ward 4 in 1902. Arrowsniitl -â€"-Davis-â€"--That the Council of the Township of Glenelg, is of the Opinion, that the railvay and Other great corporrtions are net bearing their fair share of taxation in this province. and that consequently the people whom we represent in our capacity as a council are compelled to hear an unjust share of the bur- den of taxation. Therefore we desire to go on record in favor of the im- mediate enactment by the Provincial Legislature of the " Pettypiece Bill ” or some such measure as will embody the principles of that Bill. We be- lieve that such Legislation will meet with the unanimous approval of the ratepayers of this municipality.â€" Carried. The Council adjourned to December 1?) at 10 a. m. \Vill cure the conditions causing the Piles. Try Dr. Hamilton’s Pills of Mandrake and Butternut; their frequent use prevents piles. No case ever known where the use of Dr. Hamilton’s Pills failed. Price 25c. rgy, Snap and Ambition Goneâ€" You Need a Bracing Tonic to Ironize the blood. Try errozone. J. S. BLACK, Clerk. A Satisfactory Pile Remedy. DEPRESSED 18 50 3 {)0 40 00 18 9O 5 :35) :3 00 :3 00 3 00 Every livestock mav. merchant. and farmer in this spotion knows that. the quotations on Toronto mark-J ets aromas» which unwary: the whole vaince \Vhsn adaily new-eoaper devotes a largo amount of Qpace to bright. crisp. well-arranged market information. with mine quotations from day tn day. if. is: sum of a place in thv favorable judgment of men in- tereshâ€"ri in bu~iHPrS affairs For many vears the furnishing: of such information rusted largely with the morning: papers of rl‘oronto. it. has been found that. to many readers par- ticularlyat points distant from To- ronto. the information thus publish- ed is of little value. No man cares to wait until the aftprnocn to read reports of markets which close at. 3 o’clock or Parlipr on the provious afternoon. The Toronto News made a Special- tyof its commercial news. Large space is devoted to this department, and the fluctuations in price of the various commodities. such as live stock. 2min. butter, cheese, seeds, fruit and hous, are nored each day. the last edition of this paper, with closing: quotations. arrives many hours in advance of Toronto morning papers. Under such circumsc.»nces. The News may be regarded as a valu- able adjunct, t01he business man, no matter which branch of business :0- tivity engages his attention. Par- ticular attention is paid to price movements on Toronto markets. and many important. items of market news are found in The News many hours before they are published in any other journal in the Dominion. The Jews maintains a. high stand- ard in all its departments The day’s. happpningeare recorded in a terse but comprehensive manner. Every issue contains something of interest to every member of the family The price of The News is astonishing. $1.00 a year. Think of it. 19. pages each week-(lay in the your, with 1:9. additional pas-es. on Saturday. for one dollar! A postcard sent to The News’ Toronto, will brim: a sample com-n and particulars of Ll’lGll‘ profitable clubbing offers. Every day we hear of someone be. ingtaken with pneumonia. The only preventive is to get Strong; and keep your body healthy. Take lf‘Pl‘X‘OZOI‘w which makes the rich red kind of lalood that nourishes and stimulates the entire svstem. “I was all run down and apt suleecr. for pneumonia writes A. B. Charters ofBurlington. when I tired Ferrozone. I didn’t be- lieve it, was possible for Ferrozone to build me up so quickly. In a few days: my appetite improved. color came into my cheeks and I felt stronger. I gained eight pounds and regained my old time vigor throwh using: Ferrozone.” Try Ferrozone, it assures health Price 50c. s s xo, 9. macxrmG. V â€"â€"Ar£hur Weir. Axum-a McG-irr IV.-â€"Ethel Weir. May Hopkins Agnes McGirr, Alexander Aljoe Fred Ritchie. III -â€"â€"L\la2gie Weir, Kate Ritchie Pearl Hapkins, \Villie Atkinson. lI.â€"â€"Ciara Ritchie and Millie Hop- kins. equal Earnest McGirr. Willie McGirr and Victoria Aljoe equal, Ada Aljoe. Annie Atkinson. Jr. Pt. IIâ€"Clara Main. Susan Bell, Margaret Mathews. Lance McGirr, Tommy Bell, III.â€"-Edna Chislesn. Isaac HOOper. Julia McKinnon. Harold McDermid. John McEachern. Sr. Pt. II.â€"â€"~Robert Luwerence, JMaggie Ritchie, John Weir, Joe Staples. Biauch Mathews. V.â€"John McKiunon, Bert-ha Mc- Intyre. Bertha Hoe-per. I.-â€"Ireue Ritchie. \Villie McGirr. Blanch Bell, Nina Noble. IV.â€"â€"-John S. Dermid, Sarah Mc- Kinnon. Mary McCuaig. II.â€"â€"â€"Joe Hooper. \Vm Hooper Maggie Hartford, Joe Dixon. I.â€"Bernie Hartford. Roy McDer- mid, Gertie Pchuaig, Charlie Mc- Kinnon. V.â€"â€"Voilen Britten, Kate McArth- ur Lizzie Binnie. IV V .-â€"â€"Cassio Kennedy. Emma Beat- on. Sadle McKeown. - Sr. III.â€"May Young, Madge Mort:- on Jennie McGillivary. Jr. III.-â€"Winnie Smith. David Nichol, Susy Bell. Jr. ILâ€"Annio Mathews, Rennie Smith Ben Whitmore. Sr. Pt. II.â€"Geor.ge McInnis, Alex- McFarlane. Tom McKeown. Sr. II.-â€"â€"Archie Kennedy. Bessie Davis, Laura Beaton. Jr. Pt. II.-â€"-Robbie , Mathews. Bertha Seeley. Wilfred Nichol. Sr. I.â€"Charlie McFarlane, Ruth McGillivary, John McKnown. J r. I,_â€"Verney Pennock. Average attendance 38. Teke Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets. All drama refund the money if it fails to cure. I. W. Grove‘n eigneture in on each box: .250. Pneumonia is Filling the Hospitals. T0 CUBE A COLD IN OF E DAY. s. s. 10. ULENELG AND EGREMON'.". The Day’s Markets. s. 5. x0. 1. GENELG. HONOR ROLLS. H, TYRRMAN, Teacher. W. L. DIXON, Teacher. Alex. Firth , Teacher. To tell the 9g». of any horse. InSpecc the lower jaw, of course; The six from teeth the tale will toll, And every doulymd fear dispel. Two middle “nippers” you bwllold Before the «201:. is two weeks old. Bufore Pighf wevks two more will come: Eightmonths the corners cut. the gum. The outside groowrs will disappear From middle two in just one year. In two years. from the second pair; In three, the corners' too, are bare. At. two the middle “nippera” drOp; Ac three. the second pair can’t, stop. When four yeass old the the third pair goes; At five a full new set he shows The deep black Spots will pass from view At. six years from the middle cwo. The second pair at, seven years; An eight the spot each “Corner” clears. From middle “nippers” Upper jaw. AL nine the blacks spors will withdraW.‘ The second pr ii at ten are white; Eleven finds the comms” Eight. As time goes on. the horsemen know, The oval teeth threes-sided grow; They longer ger, project. hcfuru Till tweuzv. When we knww no more. The Dominion Deparm‘unnt of Auri- culture has :‘trCeriVed communications tl‘om British dt‘aifil:~' who desire to purchase Canadian paultx‘y. One of the dealers Mr. James Blackbu 'u of Manchesmr. lvlng., is at present in Canada negioaiuting for the sl‘xipusex‘n. of poultry. He smws'timt he would be glad if he rewived the names of Can:.dian poultry shippers so that the chicken could be Shinped (early in December. For four years the Department of Agriculture has eXpm‘ted the chick- ehs fatted at: the illusu'utiun stations to Mr. Blackburn. Tin-3 dealings have been perfecvly satisfactory and the prices obtained for the chickens have been prciitable. Mr. Blackburn said that he would like to handie 25,000 cases of chickens per week. The Department has also received a letter from Mr. Vm. Rothweil. Manchester.13113., Mr. Roth well says: â€"-'l‘here seems to be a very good pro- spect for all kinds of poultry this Christmas. 11' you can give or have any consignments send me, you can rest assured of the utmost vuiue be- ing obtained. Cash and Saks sent immediately goods are disposed of. The probable prices are. as followsz~~ Large cock turkeys plucked 14 to 18 lbs, 9d to 10d per 1b. Plucked turkeys, 1'2 to 1231bs, 8.}- ro 9d per 11). Plucked turkeys S) to 11 lbs Ed to 8d per ib. Plucked chickens, 8d per lb. Plucked ducks, 7d per 11). Turkeys in feather (Lid to 7d per lb. I trust that I may have consignments from Izmada.” Mr. Hare, Chief of the Dorhinion Poultry Division. stated that these approximate prices should olfm‘ sub- stantial inducements to Canadian ex- porting firms to ship poultry to Great Britain. The poultry should be for- warded in a steamship equipped with cold storage. The railway and steamship companies Will inform shippers when suitable steamships will leave St. John or-Halifax. Even on small consignments of poultry, the freight charges will not be over one cent per pound, The chick ens fatted at the illustra- tion stations have been sold in Toronto, Montreal, St. John N. B.. Halifax, N. 8. Sydney, C. B., and Charlottetown. P, E. I., and also the dealers in other smaller cities. The price obtained for the fatted chickens in Toronto was 11 cents per pound; in Montreal, 13 cents per pound; and in the cities in the Maritine Prov- inces, with the exception of Charlotte- town at 10 cents per pound. The fatted chickens sold to the merchants gave perfect satisfaction and it would be the interest of farm- ers to fatten their chickens before they are marketed. The Department could have sold several times as many fatted chickens if an extra number could of been bought from the {arm- ers in the vicinity of the fattening stations. A Charlottetown merch- ant stated;--We'have a supply from the party to whom we shipped the last lot. and he speaks of them as be- ing very fine and expressed surprise that we could produce such chickens in this country. Almost any farmer in Canada can produce fatted chick- ens equal to the Government chick- ens at little extra expense for labor and feed. W. A. CLEMONS. Great Bemanu or Poultry The Age of Horses. 6,;wi Publication Clerk. To those well along in years there comes, accord- ing to the condition of the system, their measure of eills and suffering. Some are young; at 70, while others me o ‘d at 40. Elderly people who once use Dr. Leonhardt’s Anti- l’ill fiqd that it has marvel- ous ~power to relieve them of the trou blesthatnothing AT LIFE’S EVEN IN G. .32. R} ‘g «.843. A Hall down stairs. stone cellar under all of the hnuse. 3 acres of grand land. schnol 501'0ds from lmuse. 1 and (me. half miles from town. Apply to C. L. GRANT, or HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR Salealarge number of Cinderilla. J. Salealarge number of Cinderilla. Cambridge and Yorkslxires. wlncll lne will ship to purchasers many point. For fur- ther particulars apply tn, Nov. 25tl'xâ€"â€"tf. "AME TO THE PREMISES ()F J the undersigned. lot, 29. con. 2.15. G. 11., Glenelg, one white ewe. Owner may have same 1)): prtving property, paying expenses and taking): her :1 way. -5. of Saddle: sheet in the men n: Dur- lmm. in the (mum); at Grey. cummining-L acres more or less. For terms and particu lars apply to Aug. lbtlx.â€"tf. Doc. » ’..â€"-tf IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF GREY. In the matter of the Estate of Robert Jardine. late of the Township of Glenelg in the County of Grey, Farmer, deceased. J'. P. TELFORD. Solicitor for the Executors, JOHN MCARTHUR and THQMAS COOK. NOTHCE TO CREDETORS OT£CE is hereby given pursuant " The. Revised Statutes of Ontario” 1897. ‘hapter 129. Sec. 38, and amending Acts; that all persons having claims against the Estate. of the said Robert .lardine, who died on r about the '23rd day of November. A. 1). 1903. are requeSLed to send h\' post prepaid, or to deliver to the un- dersigned Solicitor for the executors. on or before the 25th Day of December A. D. 1903, their names. addresses, and descrip- tions. and full statement of particu- lars of their claims, and the nature of the security (if any) held by them duly verified; and that after the said date last mentioned, the executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. DURHAMFGUNDRY Dated the lst day of December D. 1903. ARK LOT NUS'XBER 125 NORTH BRICK HOUSE. 4 ROOMS AND EING LOT 750. ‘2. C '. SMITH .5: SONS Steam and Gas Piping and Fit- tings. ' Bissell Disc Harrows and Land Rollers. Castings of all kinds made to order. Dealers in and Manufacturers of Harvesting Machinery and {arm- ing implements of all kinds. Domestic Sewing Machines. Saws gummed and fitted. Repairing promptly attended to. McCormick Binders. Mowers and Rakes. Park Lot For Sage. Sheep Estray. Farm for Sake. Hogs for Sale. .\\ 7M. W ILLOU GH \\' For Sale. HUGH \‘AUuuAX, Edge Hill. else will shake off, especi- all y backache, constipa- tion. bladder trouble, fail- ing: appetite, and indiges- tion. It AXTI-PILL is used upon taking cold. the aches and pains that. usually fol- low will be avoided. To prove this, send to WIL- soy-Fun Co., Niagara Falls, Out . for a free sam. plc. ANTI-PUJ. is sold by «lruggisis -t 50 cents a box. 3.. I’.'l‘1£l.1-'(»I{I), Yendur’s SuliCihm Durham 0 #18332 .Zdzmmahrmm: ZMHBO A. H. BURNETT, H opeville P. O. C’. '5, GL 3N- \TALUABLE PROPERTY SITUAT- ED on North sideof Lamnton Street- ED on North sideof Lamnton Street. first place outeide town of Durham. every- thing in firstclass shapoa, good new brick house. 200d bank barn. 11 acres‘ firstclass land, lame orchard set. out. last spring. A first class place for any bod y. Applxm A HE URDERSIGXED OFFERS for sale Lots 8 m1 Cuu. 21. Egremrmt. I, for sale Lots ’8 on Gun. 21. Egremom. and 3 on Con. 4. S, D. R . Glenelg. LotS consists of 100 acres. 90 acres‘ viewed. well watered and fenced, 60 acme m. M mu Ma- chillery over. 200d large brick hume and bank barn. small orchard, :3 mile fmm post office and 1:1» miles fxom schqml. \\il[ be SDid 0" easy terms. For further parti~ mlars apply to JOHN WHITMORE, Durham 1" Aug. 8th.â€"Gmc. 4 and 5. Can. :2. W. (i. IL. Normauby. Alsn hart 0f second di\'lsic‘m (bf Lnt 2-3. Can. 1. Nm‘mauby. containing in all about "0 acres. 90 acres cleared. :50 amm- nt' mixed bush land. lug lmme. gnod frame barn, well fenced. WPll watered With springs and run- uimr brooks. in good Mam. uf cultivation, fit. for all kinds 0f agricultural machinery, convenient. to vluu'ch. :Aolmul :uul mills. 1938): terms. A good clxm'cz» fur quick purchaser. For further particulars apply to 'l‘. l\’.. \Vlll-ZLAN. Durham l’. 0.. or the l’roprietm- W. R, anmlfuu, 2.34 Burden Street, Turonto. ()ut. Oct. 13th , tf. l “ Prince Bobs.” Anymoe wishing to ”>6 .1 imhe Hf this Mm! wnuld do well to this (wit. Matthew Scat: is niu‘ayfi in at.- teznlazuw. um: «iuur Hus? nf Cz'nwn hotel. [1 Street. the {ol‘uDOt‘ty 431‘ .h‘s. J. L. Brmvzm. The home mutaim 1:: r0011“, ouvcnimniy situated. and quiw neW. “7“! make an excellent boarding house. For “:ax'ticulars apply to July 10th. 1901. .’.)-- h. > 1:42.; Lu“. Will be 1900'4, at. Lut 210 CI Terms $1.00. ‘ Farruwmi M 111111 9111. 1111122: 111011 by Thus. Toas- 111111'. (7011611111. 11111. 21111 111'1'111‘1'. 1111111111 Brithm Allan Park. (1111. Sire, 1’111'1'111-111111 1111111. 111 11111111 “9501â€"4111911 115' 1‘. 1.. 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This pn well fenced. and 31 lane runs throng of farm, connecting both farm :5. to second concession. Will be sold ate parcels if thou lat advisable. .suit purchasere. .111 be sold at a as the owner 18 givmg up fermin property 18 5 miles t' Dnr from Mount Forest ' mike stem. on the Germ church convenient. 1 ROBER'I‘ BRITTON. I’m-m Nov. 5th, 1903â€"2111. ALLAN P.- A erty consisting of twenty-five acres ouehalf mile east of Corporation of the T0011 of Durham. described as South part of Lot 59. COM. 2. E Gr. R.. Glenelg. On the premises is a comfortable brick five- roomed cottage. a good frame barn and stable, 3 small hearing orchard‘ an abun- dance Of the best running water. All cleared, title good. Terms easy and price right. For further particulars apnly to OTS ‘2 OF 10, AND 3 OF 10, ‘ first Concession of Egremont, and Lot 23. second Concession of Egremont. These lots are in one block, although on different concessions; 180 acres cleared and in a good state of cultivation. balance good bush. Both farms are well watered with ska; creeks. one creek runs close to the Good-bearing orchard of two acres. brick house, 32x24; kitchen, 16x22. finished. in first-class Order. Barn. 62x73 ft.. wi* ‘ stone basement capable of holding 53 h of cattle; also horse'stable. pig pens. house and all the building necessary ring :1. Good OTS NO. 4!; AND 47. CON. 2). S. D. R.. I'mniuck. containing 162 acre.» Good buildings and well watered. For particulars apply un the premises. ALEX. minus. Durham 1’. O. THOS. DAVIS. Lot '2. Con. 3, N. D. R., Glenelz, Sept. 28, ‘1903. -3mos.â€"c. DURHAM. P. O. Also lots 3 and 4. Kincardino Street west, containing 1 acre. N0 buiidings. This property will be sold en black or separate to suit purchases. ()wnm' going west. For terms apply tn Farm for Sale or to . Rent on: Shares. Aug. 11th , 1903.-â€"tf. L on which there isa good mlid Brick House 20x30. 7 room: Barn and .3: acre of land ; good we“ and 30mm: orchard : arbod stone basement to barn. August. 3rd.-â€"-1f. First-class Farm of 2:2 Acres for Sale or Rent. August. 8th, 1903. fOUNG CLEA 1% u my? S'I‘ALLION 2 FIG 1 STE R I“. D ICING EAST PARTS OZ“ LOTS OT 3, ELGIX STREET 3mg? House 6: Lot fer Sale. mmsa AND LOT ox QUEEN DESIRABLE PIECE OF PROP- Farms for Sale. “ CONCORD GENERAL." Boar for Service. Farm for Sate. KEELER. the Jeweler. For Service. For Sale. For Sale. For Sale. \VM . WI LLI 5, Durham. UH DIUIU‘ZE Ii 0 PEDIGREE NO owxE, 33$ '0 l L. I; J. m. fur wvvice during .\.l).1{., Bentmck. I I. \VA'rsON. I": icpvillv. i‘hntnu’rapher Durham. PARK.