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DURHAM CHRONICLE Durham, Dec. 10, I903 \\'e do wish that business men ' 5813 fee' would get round in time with “copy” dalk St for their change. of ads.N11arly even the div week the‘ 11 me so: 1111 late to put us' ~feet at back 111 our work and keep the paper ’ "rade O behind time. \\ 11. ham-111 t failed to tell by the them about it, and while. we are (1x3 point t' tremely anxious to cater to the will of 1 our advertising pat1ons we feel that it ‘ That isn t fair for them to inter feI 11. with our ' ful dis rights to the disappointment of fifâ€" I taint, 1 teen hund1 ed suhsm ihexe ' who expect hawk a the 1aper regulz1 11y but (an t get it feeling through no fault of ours as a general use fra thing. This ma} explain the cause of. $253 as! a good deal of our irregularity, but we. com 13 hope the t1 ouhle will soon be removed. , therii All kinds of Toys and Games. Beautiful Bisque Bails. Baimy China. fancy Parlor lamps. Boys' Own Annual. Books 91,”me ““1’" “w ””mm' m“ “’0“ ”9 remove“ there is no reason why you shouldn’t a: * a; stamp out your Catarrh alsof Cat- Christmas will soon be. here and we 3 arrhozone “711,1 really cure you end _ ., . , . {prevent the disease from returning. would Ill-\O to wish ex ervbodv happi-s , . . .1 3 1 ti . . th . ' f ' \It 3 very plesant, inst; balsamic medi- ness, )1: 10“ m L name o cominon g cateci vapor,â€"-no nauseous drugs. sense can we work up the right feeling ‘ . gAbsolute cure guaranteed to users of towards those who never paid ns al.03tarrozone; it can’t. fail, try in. cent on subscription since we came to Complete outfit $1.00; sample size 25c. Durham seven years ago ? The thing "~ ---~oâ€"-~--â€"-â€" ‘ is worrying us, but a good substantial ‘ One day four or five weeks ago Fin. cash consideration would help us out. ; McLeod and Lorne McAllister, two Give us a chance to wish you a merry 3 young reSIdents 0f Sarawak. 5“ 0M Christmas. ‘to bun} partr_1dge about eight miles Some Christmas Suggestions. Musnca 1 Instruments. Celluloid Goods. Leather Goods. A host of other articles that it would repay you to come and make a selection from. Choice Perfumes. The concert held in S. S. No. 1‘2 on Friday the 4th. was a decided success. The programme was a credit both to the teacher and those taking part. Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Dromore. with his usual ability, filled the chair, and Inspector Campbell, of Durham, gave a very interesting address. Cure Baby’s Cough. OUR BABY'S CGUGH CURE is made especially for the children. contains no dangarous opiates. is pleasant to take and most ef- fectual. 95c a bottle. Mr. Samuel Patterson has purchas- ed a fine horse for the neat sum of $100. Mrs. Morrison is under the Dr’s. care. We wish her a speedy recov- Mr. Wm. Harrison. of Swinton Park. was visiting his niece, Mrs. J. M. Allan. MacFflRLME CG. Mr. Robt. Reid has again taken a. position at the Lake. Miss Agnes Hunter spent a. few days with friends in Durham lest Jas. M. Allan had a very success- ful wood bee and treated the lads and lasses to a party in the evening where they tripped the light fantastic until the wee sma’ hours. All went home satisfied that they had one of those times you read of but seldom experience. W. IRWIN. Editor and Proprietor. If you hardly know what to buy for a. Xmas gift it would pav you to TAKE A LOOK through our store. We have the largest and best stock in town of suitable Xmas Pre- sents for ygung or old. .ady or gentleman. Mouth Organs, Accordeons, Violins. Gramophones, etc. Brush and Comb Sets, Shav- ing Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes. Manicure Sets, etc. Purses. Wallets, Card Cases, Portfolios, etc. All the latest and sweetest odors in bulk or bottle. ,w :1‘ -'r-â€"~-. .. ' r.‘-‘.' ,n..,a‘n‘ I... :'.3I';' {1’32 Fr; 9- ‘ '_ _.._" -‘ t ‘J-‘ “ l _ It is a serious matter to neglect the little children’s conghs and colds. and this is the time of war-1r when voung- stms are so wt to catch cold. Henry’s Corners. Druggists and Booksellers. ..R \Vellington. Grey and Bruce . bunch and the G. T. R. from Toron- to Stratfiord. It will borne in mind that the Union Station. Toronto, .which is eight feet above Lake Ont- ario, is 255 feet above the mean tide :of the ocean. Toronto. as stated, is eight feet above Lake Ontario, Or- angeville Station, 1151; Orangeville Junction, 1369; Dundalk, 1454; Dun- dalk (summit) 1462; Proton, 1366; Flesherton, 13.10; Markdale. 1112; Owen Sound. 3339; Mount Forest, gen- erally regarded as one of the highest altitudes. is 1103 above Lake Ontario and falls far short of the higheSt point on the Toronto, Grey and .Bruce div1sion. It is evident that the builders of this line gave little thought of securing eas; grades. To get at the heights of these places ‘ above the ocean level 947 feet has to be added to the height above Lake sOntario. Owen Sound is therefore 518%} feet above the ocean, and Dun- dalk summit, the higheSt point 'on the division, is no less than 1719 'feet above. The immensity of the ' grade out of Owen Sound is indicated by the fact that the climb from the point to Markdale is 773 feet. Miss Mary Eccles Sundayed at Mr. P. Reid’s. We would like to know if George has any notion of going to Dundalk. to Carr" 3 but when they reached their destination the guests had fol- lowed the example of Charlie Reid and Jack Henryâ€"went to the reviv- als at Holstein. The names inmrnal, External. Bleeding, Blind, Itching, Suppurac- iug. etc., are simply names ofsthe dif- ferent stages thrcugh which every case will pass -if it continues long enough. No Difference. No distinction is made as to the kind of Piles that: HemoRoid cures. Fred Lee said Rob Beid told him that Palmer Patterson said Roy Pol- lock told him there was going to be a dance down at Carr’s. “ Distance lends enchantment to the view,” so Palmer and Sam set sail on foot down Dr. Leohhardt’s Hem-Reid is a tablet taken internally. Piles are caused by congestion or stagnation of blood in the lower bowels. and it takes an internal re- medy to remove the cause. In the consideration of the trans- portation problem as it efiects Owen Sound. it is interestingto study the table of elevations on the Toronto. Gre}, and Bruce division of the Cana- dian Pacific. Railroad, as compiled by Prof. \‘1'. Lochhead of the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Hav- ing been asked frequently regarding,' the elevation of the different stations in \Vestern Ontario, the professor re- centlt handed out for publication a fist including the Owen Sound branch 'of H180 P. R .theG. T. R. main line, Among those from a distance at the concert we noticed Mr. Robert 15 is a permanent cure and no case of Plies has ever been found in failed to case. Money back if it does not. A guarantee w'th every package. greatly improves the appearance. Mr. Robt. Matthews is sufierin‘g Mr. Robt. Matthews 1 from an attack of quinSY- It’s What it Leads to. That makes Catarrh such a dread ful disease. If you have Catarrh taint, dropping in the throat. if you hawk and Spit; and have a. Stuffed up feeling in your nostrils you should use fragrant healing Catarrhozone at once and be cured. Thousands have been saved from Consumption and completely cured by Catarrhozone, so One day four or five weeks ago Fin. McLeod and Lorne McAllister, two young residentsof Sarawak. set out to hunt partridge about eight miles‘ from Owen Sound. \Vhen passing? underalog the gun in McAllister’s hands was accidentally discharged, the shot lOdgllg‘ in McLeod’s back near the base of the Spine. After lingering for several days McLeod died. His companion was broken- hearted, although the affair was clearly accidental. Hard luck has followed young McAllister ever since. LaSt Saturday while working in a bush in Keppel he was struck by the limb of a fallirg tree, receiving serious injuries. e was brought to 'the General and Marine HOSpital. i where after sufiering terribly he died E Monday morning from rupture of E the kidneys.â€"Chatsworth Banner.. Heights on Owen Sound Division. The Greatest Family Remedy. And one well known in most Can- adian homes is Nerviline. a. perfect panacea for all internal and external pain. Mrs. Cartweight of Morris says:â€"-I couldn’t think of being with out Nerviline. When I get toothache Nerviline stops it. If I get a sick headache, have a trouble with my stomach or bowels I can rely on Nerviline to cure me promptly. 1‘0 break up a cold or to rub on for rheum- atism or Neuralgia Nerviline has no equal. It’s priceless in any family. Nerviline is king over all pain and costs 25c. 15% 0E means that. .a $1.00 Suit 9f Underwear can be bought. for See at Theobald’s. Cutters, Sleighs. Robes. Coats, Rugs and Horse Blankets at Clark’s Implement Agency, McKinnon’s Old Stand. Car’s Litzle Liver Pills work while you sleep. 2 boxes for 25 cents at McFarlanes’.-â€"4 Car’s Cough Cure 50 cents a bottle is fully guaranteed at Macfarlanes’ Drug Store. â€"4 $1,000 for an ear is a. very high price. But wear one of our Caps and keep your ears from frosn. 25c, 500 and 750. at: Theobald’s. Niflty Scarfs, Mufflers and Ties to be seen at; Theobald’s. Winners for presents. Cure 9. cold in a. day? Yes, a 25 cent. box of Macfurlanes’ grip tablets will do it..â€"4 Say, turn up lass week’s paper and read 'l‘heobald’s ad. for bargains in Boys’ Clot-hing. A few suits left. MONEY at. «if/o. MacKay Dunn, Durham.â€"tf. For a nice lamp cheap try Macfar- lanes’ Drug Store.-â€"4- Wantedâ€"An apprentice to learn the moulding business. apply at C. Smith and Son’s Foundry. Durham. Theobald is giving 15% off on Underwear. A chance you shouldn’t miss. A number of wedding and othe rings, a few watches, some silverware and jewellery still left: of the late W. A. MacFarlane’s Stock for sale cheap at Macb‘arlane’s drug store. See the Ferguson $1001) Slelgh at Clark’s Agency. Have a. look at our special $8.00 and $10.00 Men’s ()vercoats and $5.00 and $6.00 Boys’ Overcoats. it will help you to decide. Theobald, the Clmhier. Chicago, Nov. ‘2’--Four years ago John Alexander Dowie was getting options on his Zion City property. Now he is shaving of creditors who are swar ning there. Yesterday’s grist of suits foots up $4800. There are rumere that; at least one holder of a. mortgage on Zion City land is preparing to foreclose. This creditor, said to reside in Chicago, liasa$15.000 claim on land in the heart of Zion City, including Douie’ s residence, the bank. general stores college tabernacle and othei build ln"S A few years ago Dowie failed to pay the instalments dne many land owners securing a year’s extension. which he may not obtain now. Much of the land in Zion City was mort- gaged by D wie. and owners of houses there have only leases. It now deveIOps that Dowie trans- ferred the title of his residence to his wife just prior to her departure for Europe. Followers of Dowie in Wau- kegan have received orders to move to Zion City, and some are preparing to do so. THE FREQUENCY of late for acety- lene gas machines to explode is caus- ing people to stop and think before installing one for illuminatingr pur- poses. Du ing the past two or three weeks thred or four accidents. some ofthem serious enough, have been reported in the public press. Like many other things in common use to- day there is a certain element of danger about acetylene as a luminant and the recent blow-ups will have a tendency to mike people more care- ful. It must not be forgotten that thousands of acetylene plants are in operation over the country and in their present necessarily imperfect condition some accidents may be ex- pected. Scarcely anyone is afraid of an ordinary coal-oil lamp, yet coal- oil lamps have exploded, and others may explode at almost any instant. For illuminating purposes acetylene is an excellent article. but it must be handled with care. and no risks should be taken. The Women’s Institute Meeting which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. W'm. Ramage, Thistle, on Thursday, December 3rd. has been postponed till Wednesday December 16th. on account of the death of Bin- nie McGirr, son of the-President. Ladies should avail themselves of the opportunity of attending this meeting as it will probably be the last till March or April. Peterhorough is one of the most progressive towns in Canada and the spirit of energy and push has pervad- ed its pretty suburb, Ashburnham. On Friday Peterhorough and Ash- burnham voted on the question of annexation. and decided to join hands for cityhood by'a substantial majorâ€" ity. The conditions there are much the same as the relation that now ex- ists between Owen Sound and Brooke. An expression of the ratepayers should be taken and if they decide against a union that will settle the matter. Should the vote he favor- able, the people’s will show prevail. Peterborough will now have a popula- ition of about 13.500 and will incor- [porate as a city.-â€"O. S. Times. Enterprismg Citizens J oin Hands. Institute Meeting Postponed. BUSINESS LOCALS. Dowie on the Rocks. 4- 600 In- KATE L. DIXON, Sec. --â€".--o.oâ€".â€"-â€"o~â€"â€"-â€"-â€"o IF YOU Are looking for a pair of BOOTS, SHOES or BUB- BERS, either wool lined or without, Felt Slippers. Com- fort Stockings. Gauntlets, Gloves. etc.. you will find them in various styles at the New Boat and Shoe Stole SOVEREIGN SHOES RUBBERS. Remember the placeâ€"Next to D. Campbell’s Implement Warehouse. J. S. Mcllraith The undersigned havingheen restored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a. severe lung),r affection, and that. dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make known to his fellow sufl'erers the means of cure. To these who desire it. he will cheerfully send, free or charge, a copy of the prescripticm used, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Chatarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung Maladies. He hepes all sufferers will try his remedy. as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them IlOtIIiD‘f. and may prove a. blessing. will please address, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON Brooklyn New York WANTEDâ€" FAITIIFUL PERSON TO call on retail trade and agents for manu- facturing,r house havixgx well established business; local territory; straight salary 820 paid weekly and expense money advanced; previous experience unnecessary; position permanent; business successful. Enclose self‘addressed envelope. Superintendent Travellers, 605 Monon Bldg” Chicago. Dated 4th December. 1903. Sr. III.â€"-Mabel Anderson, Douglas Campbell, Margaret Teas dale. Mary Hewitson. Martin Walker, Maggie McIntosh, Alice Honess. Jr. IIIâ€"Alfred Shewell, Edith Honess, Willie Campbell, Archie Hewitson. Forty or Fifty Good Men Sr. IIâ€"Lizzie Teasdale, Vena Fis- cher. Lizzie Bailey. Jr. II.â€"â€"Nellie Shewell, Olive Andersou, Katie Hewitson. Edie Anderson. Addie Twamley, Katie \Valker, Pearlie Orr. Edna Smith. Pt, IIâ€"~~Goorge Shewell. Victoria Campbell, Scotie Walker. Gordon Fischer, John Ghonder, Harry Ghunder, Jim Bailey. Sr. I.â€"Clara Honess, Mary Koebel, Alex. Campbell, Josie Koebel. Francis Teasdale, Georgs Smith. Norman Smith. Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain. another for muscles, and still another {or bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be. its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses of Green’s August flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion. stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoy- ant and vigorous. You'can get this reliable remedy at Darling’s Drug Store. 'tf. mmmmdhpmlzmg l or the woods, to commence work about New Years. To good men. the higheSt wages current will be paid. '~ T0 CONSUMPTIVES. ANNIE L. MCKENZIE, Teacher. For particulars apply to Are steadily growing in favor. Try a. pair and be convinced that they have no superior for quality .and style. We have some good values in Gauntlets, Gloves, Mitts and Mitt facings. Felt Boots Lumbcrmen’s Sox and Rub- bers and Rubber Boots ready for cold weather. Trunks. Valises and Club Bags in stock at lowest prices. We are crowded for room so down goes prices on Colonial Slippers and Ox- fords. A few cases of Women’s and Misses’ Rubbers going at 25c and 300 per pair. Custom work and repairing done promptly. S, S, NO. 9 BENTINCK, J. P. TELFUBD, Durham. WANTED. TERMS CASH. HONOR ROLLS. .. 1.9 52' 1*, Q... r‘ *imivzm‘ v74. $ (. ‘3‘ .9. «x74 S‘ rs Li; n; 5‘}. U é k‘} xi; 57; Q .9. .g. "9,. .Q..¢,. .9; 74$ 711$ 741$ "IN 74%”? \\ Hunter ‘3 YOUR OUTFIT is not; complete without a pair 01" our Oil Tan Bloccasins. An excellent line for $1.25. Also extra high top Rubbers. A host of Men’s Rubbers tor ....... Don’t buy Meh’s Leggings unless they are seam- less. - Our Men’s and Boys’ Hany Rubbers wear equal to gaod leather boots. HOLIDAY GOODS Hay Forks Thresher-s- STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM. Washing MaChines- feet washer. Sold on trial. Buggiesâ€"fix large asso Wagonsâ€"The famous Sewing Machines are the two leaders. Stoves Pianos . IMPLEMENTS . . Parker’s Ilrug Store D. Campbell, the Agent case full of Women’s Wool-lined RMbbvl‘S for .‘ . .. case full of Misses’ Rubbers for ..... case full of \\ omen’s Storm Rukbers for our Men's Overshoes at...” . chuflq PEEL, the §hoeman Rubber Repairing a Specialty. ARE YOU A ' DURHAM, â€" â€". ONTARIO. See the Huron Range. The Morris Piano. .â€"-â€"Tbe " White ” Threshers. A large assortment of best makes. -The famous Woodstock Wagon. Rod 01' Wood track. HAT = â€"â€"The ” White” and “Standard â€"â€"The “ v . , \ollmar ’ 15 a per- Durham and Owen Sound Q 0 Q I O O .' 1 q ,2 SOC 21 pair 2:30 a pair 500 a pair 400 a pair