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THE WWII] BHBHNIBLE N 0?. J 11119 06 DURHAM, ONT. HE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE ceive pupils for instruction in Elocution and Physical Culture. Classes Tuesday and Friday afternoons in Calder’s Hall. Terms on applica- tion. MISS TWAMLEY. Honor Graduate Alma. College. _- A‘,_ D veyancers, Etc. Money to. Loan. Oflicesr-In the McIntyre Block, over Standard Bank. A. G. MACKAY, K. C. :W. F. er, Conveyancer, 82c. Insurance Agent. Money to Loan. Issuer of Marc riage Licenses. A general financial busi. ness transacted. U tioneer for the County of Grey. _ 8;];8 promptly attended t0. Orders may .be left at his Implemgg; Warez-0993, AMmenon’s A‘J _A,,- ‘I D Ofice over Gordon’s new Jewellery Store, Lower Town, Durham. Any amount of monev to loan at 5 per cent. on farm oropertv. Elocution and ONOR GRADUATE, UNIVERSI- ty of Toronto. Graduate Royal _College Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Dentistry in all its Branches. Ofiice.-â€"Calder Block, over Post 0506 Dr. W. 0. Pickering Dentist. OFFICE: Over J. J. Hunter’s. Will be at Knapp House, Durham. the 2nd Satuz’dav in each month. Hoursâ€" 1â€"6 pm. Specialist. By 9, Ear, Throat and Rose Late Assistant Roy. London Ophthalmic 803 Bag” and to Golden Sq. Thmat and Rose Hoe» Will be :3th Mid laugh House lst Wednesday of each month. from 1:: to 4 p. m. A 1 {me in the V9“ Hunter Block. Office hours 8 to 10 a. m. to 4p. m. and7 t09 p; m. - Special attention gixen to diseases of women and children. Residence op- posite l‘resbv Lerian ( hurch .d stand: or at the Chfdfiiâ€"éié'dfii'c: Nov. 9. ’03. U Garafraxa and George Streetsâ€"at foot of hill. Oflice hoursâ€"ELI! a. m. .. 2-4 o.m., 7-9 p.m Telephone V0.10. Arthur Gun, M. D. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OF- fice in the New Hunter Biack. Office U short distance east of Knapp’s Hotel, Laymb ton Street. Lower Town, Durham Oflxce hours from 12 to '2 o’clock. OHN KINNEE, LICENSED AUC- tioneer for the County of Grey. “013m CLARK, LICENSED AUC- luau uvu . 5 DE? 1: completely stashed with ARTnENT all NEW TYPE, thus 3!- fording facilities for turning out Fitstoclau m1 ‘8'” $0? "ZZZSiCDI advertix‘emcnts 8 C6215 pc: . hue for the first insertion ;.3 Cent? pa JTES . o o line each subsequem msexnonâ€"mzmor. we. Professional ands, not exceeding one inch 34.09 per .annmn. Advertisements without specific man: will be published tifl forbid and charged ac- urdingz Transient not?cesâ€"-“ L055? “ Found, ‘ ”For e.” etaâ€"30 cents for first mason, 25 cents a each subsequent insertion. Afiadvertisements oxdered by strangers must be paid bmadm _ W rates for :arly ac. easements furnished on n to the o .ce. 2’ Anadverfisaneats, go ensure insertion in CORGI“ ”153W be brought :n no: later than Tessa/w MacKay . Dunn. _ARRISTERS._SOLI_QITORS, QON- l. P. Telford. ARBISTER, ‘fsomcu‘on‘, mo. A. H. Jackson. 'OTAliY PUBLIC, COMMISSION- M Tu: Cmnmczn will be sent to any addrest, free of pOs' "e, for $1.00 pc: “IE3 . . . . yar, payable.» adVance-$I.5o may k W if not so paid. The date to which every Mien fi aid is dmcxzd by the number on the “as law. 0 paper d omdnuca’ um)! an arrear‘ unpaid,” a: the 09mm of the. proprietor. WV tuuasoAv momma cum mamas HOUSE, m mar DURHAM, ONT . J. F. GRANT, D. D. S..L. D. S. Drs. Jamieson Maclaurin. l. G. Hutton. M. D., C. M. DURHAM. ONT. (Lower wan.) L. R. C. P.. LONDON. ENG. RADULATE of London. N iv.“ York and Chicago. Diseases of Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. PFICE AND RESIDENCEâ€"COR. .FFICE AND RESIDENCE A EDITOR AND Pxopmnron. Dental Dz'recz‘orv. Medical Dz’rea‘ozy. Miscellaneous. JANUARY 24, 1907 DR. BROWN Legal Dz’reciorv. Physical Culture; V. CLUSIVELY To stop a. Cold with “Preventics” is safer than to let it run and cure it afterwards. Taken at the “sneeze 53826” Preventics will head 0E all colds and Grippe, and perhaps save You from Pneumonia or Bronchitis Preventics are little toothsoms candy cold cure tablets selling in 5 cent and 250. boxes. If you are chilly. if You begin to sneeze. try Preventios. They will surely check the cold. and 5163661700. Sold by MaoFurluue o.' DEAR MR. LAWRENCEâ€"We, your fellow-members of the Riverview Argonaut football Club, have learned with genuine regretof your intended departure from amongst us. Before you leave us we desire to eXpress our appreciation of you. no: only as a member of our club, in which capac- ity you were always characterized by a genuine desire to elevate the stand- ard of the game by gentlemanly and fair methods, and also by an intense desire in all our matches to do the utmost in your power to help us so often on to victory, but also as a companion. In this latter capacity, y0ur genuine bearing towards us was i always such as to command our earn- 1 eat esteem and respect. We shall‘ not soon forget our many pleasant associations. and in testimony of our I't’gard we ask you to accept with our best wishes for your future prosperity this toilet set, and hope that one part of it may always show you a face 3‘33”,“ bright, sunny and enthusias- 1astic as it is to-day. Signed on behalf of the club. M- Boyd. S. Boyd, W. Day. 5 011' \V11l1195‘1l11j1‘ evening last Wank the {31111113 and 31111113 people 01’ Ba};- {Vie w School section held a box social £115 :1 suit of {1110. se it) the teac 1611 of {the east )ear. C. b. Laurence, who lhas been most successful in impart- 'inq kncfwledge to the lising genera. {ion '11:: section. and whose depalture to take (barge of the Red ickvill e school next year is very much renrettsd. Sinclair Boyd was the auctioneer and disposed of the boxes l ‘ in great Style. In addition to local *talen: Mr. J. H. Morg an of Coiling- aood delighted the audience With several well rendered solos; Miss Teua \lathers of Creemore, held the closest attention of all her admirab’ y render ed elocutionary numbe1s, Dr. and Mrs. Currie gave several very fine inStrumental selections on the iorgan and violin and Miss Flora also lsang very nicely as also did Miss Coates and Miss Maggie Winning. On the following Friday evening the members of the Argonauts Football team of which Mr. Lawrence was an active member during the past season presented him with a beautiful toilet set and the following address :â€" To MR. C. F. LAWRENCE . Piles get quick relief from Dr. Shoop’s MagicOintment. Remember it’s made ALONE for Piles-«and it woxks with certainty and satisfac- tion. ItCJiDg, painful. protruding, or Mimi mics disappear like magic bg, its use. Try it. and see' Mach ar- idnb kt CO. ' j 0! daddy don’t you beso sad and mel- l ancholy now, For you there’s many happy days in store, Although you’re old and feeble, your boy is young and strong, And will love and cherish you for- ever more. I’ll try and do the best I can to make you happy now. I’ll comfort and protect you both from all pain. And the angels they will bless us in our happy little home, : In my little old log cabin in the lane. ; 0! child I am contented, but the day must quickly come. When I’ll have to leave this earth I forever more. 5 The angels they will take me from my . humble little cot, And waft me to that bright celestial shore. O 2 don’t despair, but come what may, you will be happy yet, If from sorrow and bad feeling you refrain, For the angels they will bless us in our happy little home, In Our little old log cabin in the lame. ; I am getting old and feeble now, I can- g ' not work no more, g I have laid the rusty bladed hoe to , , rest, F Old massa and old missus, they’re } sleeping side by side, {And their spirits now are roaming ’ with the blest. 3Thines are changed about the place, I the darkies are all gone. ' And I cannot hear them singing in the cane, And the only friend that’s left me, is: that little boy of mine, 0 In my little old log cabin in the lane. 'There was a happy time to me, not many years ago, { ’When the darkies used to gather ' ’round the door, They used to sing and dance at night and play the old banjo; But, alas! they cannot do it any more. The hinges are all rusty now, The door is tumbling down, And the roof lets in the sunshine and the rain. 0! the only friend that’s left me is that little boy of mine, In the little old log cabin in the lane. THE'LITTLE OLD LOG CABIN. BOX SOCIAL AT BA YVIEW 77"”? ."-.r*' "~ " ”Aw-i miua‘mfimfifimmm PURE HONEY in 25 and 350 Jars Gold Nugget Glassware . . Extra heavy, massive, deep cut pattern, finish quality and finish, all pieces have extra heavy pure burnt in gold decorations that will not wash off. 4-Piece Table Sets, at $1.75 and $1.85 7-Piece Water Sets, at $1.85 and $1.95 7-Piece Berry Sets, at $1.75 and $1.85 IrLAprngLEyTB; BLANKETS. Imitation Cut Glass Water Pitchers, 35 and 400 each. Crystal Water Pitchers, 250 each. 4-Piece Table Set- at 400 each. He Sells Cheap Echouncillor Robb reported that in conjunction with reeve of Arthur and Com’r Brown. of Wellington Co. they let a contract of gravelling on it-he A. and Eg’c rownline to R, Hun gter, 80 yds. at 900 per yd.. anywhere ibenween Conn and the 2nd con. Ar~ .thur. also 100 yds. at 75c per yda. ,hetween the 2nd and 4th con.Arthur. 5'60 yards of this contract has been :completed and the following amounts ihave been paid thereon zâ€"Egremont U310. Arthur $13. \Vellington 00. $2 , 3am! Mr. Robb has received from Ar. £1.55 to pay Mr. Couper Egerton for “gravel. and would recommend said goontract to be continued. James Myers refunded $2 55 re Mrs. Christie’s account. Adjourned to meet Feb 9th to receive Auditors’ Report. applications for assessor and collectors, and to appoint pathmas- ters. and general business. W. S. Sutton express char-pies; 500.; Clerk’s registration of births, mar- riages and deaths, $26.40; W. Aljoe gravel, $10; Chas. Kears repairs to grader, $7. Mr. Robb also adopted that since last. meeting of council he had paid $22 on contract of drain No. 3, mak ing a total of $622 paid on said drain. Report adopted and $1 fees be paid, â€"Carried Resolved that the following ac- counts be paid : -â€"W. J. Sharp use of ball nomination, 33; Municipal World election supplies, $13.81; Clerk dis- tributing ballots. $4; 0 M. Seim fin- ancial statements and ballots, $19 25; Deputy Returning Oflicers, $56.50; -â€"â€" .g. McArthurâ€"Ferguson-â€"That said report be adopted and he receive $I {0. his services, Eg’ c to pay half â€"- Carried. McArthurâ€"Lot hianâ€"That Co m’r Philip be appoinaed inspector of drain No. 4,â€"Carried. Philipâ€"Lothianâ€"â€"That the reeve’s report be adepted and he receive $2 for his servicee.â€"â€"Carried. ' The reeve reported the result of his consultation with Tp. Solicitor re Myer’s Bill presented in Deer. meet- ing. Mr. Kingston advises us not to pay the same, as we are in no way liable therefore. Philipâ€"McArthurâ€"That W. Fer- guson examine validity of treasurer suretiee in Registry ofice and report at next meetingâ€"Carried. Philipâ€"Fergusonâ€"Tbat the reeve reeve be appointed to efi'ect. a. settle ment re road expenditure on A. and P. townlines.-â€"Carried. McArthur-Lothianâ€"That we make a. grant. of $5 to the Sick Children’s Hospital, Torento.â€"-Cartied. ’W. J. Wilson. sin, R. '(ifliiéfialéii‘éifi 'and Donald McQueen, together with the reeve and clerk and Dr. Sneath M. H. Oflicer. By-law No 206. toissue debentures for trustees of S. S. No. 7. amounting to $2500.00. The preliminary steps complied with. The By-law was passed and executed in duplicate and instructions given for regisuation and notice thereof to be given accord ing to the Public School Act. By-law No. 205, for appointing a member of the Board of Health and a Medical Health Officer, was passed The name of W. J. Wilson, Sr., was inserted in By-law and that of Bi. Sneath as M. H. Oficer. The Board of Health for 1907 are the following: m 1‘ 1n:‘_‘_ n n h- -v-‘ v "a VVVVVVV “GDUIU, lucove Walter Ferguson, Deputy Reeve; John McArthnr. John R Philip and Goo. Lorbian. Councillors Minutes approved. B) ~law No 204' for the appointment of Auditors passed the usual readings, c. The names of John Ross and John A. SwanSton were inserted 1n By-law. Salary $10 each. 5 Council met January 14th. Mem? This here elect subscribed to the required this y‘ declarations and took their seat as birthd Ld!ows:â€"Walter Hastie, Reeve I 9 ¢n11 _ ,_, 11-4 size, i . H. BEAN Water Pitchers ‘ CALDER BLOCK EGREMONT COUNCIL. ulfl'l‘l‘E BLANKETS, large r, in white or grey, $1.20 Pr- ‘31” g" u, Maxim N‘ I étfi I‘L‘ D. ALLAN. Clerk. DURHAM CHRONICLE Toronto Daily Mail {or ...... . $4.50 “ “ Globe for ....... 4.50 “ “ World for ...... 3.10 “ .“ News for ....... 2.25 “ “ Star for ........ 2.25 “ Weekly Mail ...... -. . . 1 70 “ “ Globen ...... 1.70 Family Herald and Weekly Star 1 75 Montreal Witness ............ 1.65 Farmers Advocate ............ 2.30 'Weekly Sun .................. 1.75 and other papers at equally low rates. H “ Globe for ....... “ “ World for ...... “ ,“ News for ....... “ “ Star for ........ “ Weekly Mail ...... -. . . “ “ Globe” ...... Family Herald and Weekly Star Montreal Witness ............ To cash in advance subscribers we give the Chronicle and Toronto Daily Mail {or ...... . $4.50 Can this ouc'and take it to Parker’s Drug Store and get. a free semple of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. These Tablets are far supe- rior to pills. being easier so take and and more pleasant in efl’ect. They correct disorders of the stomaeh. liver and bowels, Sold at Parker’s Drug Store. The figures given last week show- ing the total amounts paid in Ontario by way of bounty on wolves’ ears, would indicate an increase in wolves. In 1900 the boun'ies paid amounted to $1,017, and in 1906 to $8,082. But it is suspected that some of this money should have been paid by Michigan. However, let us not blink the fact that wolves are on the in- crease in the North, that the opening of new settlements, the pushing of new railway lines through hitherto unvisited regions, brings the wolvea into evidence and sets them ranging in new directions, and the safety of the game requires that they be thin- ned out. Still, Canada is a big coun- try, and the wolf hunting grounds are awav in the unfrequented North. â€"-I‘oronto Saturday Night : 'iora me the picture of a big timber wolf, with the announcement of an organized wolf hunt in Ontario and Quebec. Nexc day a despatcb from Winnipeg cold of some boys seeing a big wolf on the main Street of that city, which they chased across the river. They also got after a lynx, which they clubbed with sticks. The day followin a letter came io hand from Mr. S. 4. Sangqter. of Ottawa, [who edits the Canadian department [in the National Sportsman, assuring me that without doubt wolves are on the increase in both Ontario and Quebec. He says they are “ increas- ing rapidly ; they seem to increase in numbers in proportion as the deer and Other game increase. The Cana- dian Pacific Railway Company are cognizant of the fact and, as aresult, 1 have been organizing a series of wolf ‘ hunts with the scene of operations in northern Quebec and Ontario. Under Mr. L. O. Armstrong’s direction a party of adout one hundred men leave for northern Quebec on Jan. 21, and on Feb 9 a second hunt commences north of Desbarat’s, in northern On- tario. Any of the Hudson Bay Com- pany’s men in these districts Will back me in stating that wolves are rapidly increasing. The Legislature of Quebec laSt year, because of this fact, raised the bounty to $15 (the same as in Ontario), simply because the question was getting too import- ant to leave untouched.” So it goes. When you start to brag in defence of your country, your country goes back on you. 1 Last week some infoxmation was lgiven in these columns on the subject :Uf wolves in reply to an article in a , New YUlk magazine Whalelu the im {presmou was conveyed that Canada i was over 11111 With wolves. and that anybody 1n quest of sport should come over here, put on snow'shoes. and bag a pack or two. Of course this country is not over- run with wolves. and a man has to make a long journey into the north country to get a chance to have a shot at one of these animals. In my zeal to defend home and native land I said last week that the only wolf story that had come to hand for some time was from Batoche, Sask., where a half-breed had been forced to climb a tree and remain there all night. Next day, in l turning over the pages of Rod and Gun in Canada, there stood out be; For any disease of the skin we can recommend Chamberlain’s Salve, It relieves the Inching and burning sen- sation inswncl; and soon efi‘eccs a cure. This salve 18 also invaiu his for sore nipples. Sold at Parker’s Drug Stow. Pipe Major Faro uhar Beaton, of the 48th Highlanders. Mrs. Newton, accompanist. Plan will be opened at Macfarlane’s Drug Store at 2 p. 111. Saturday, 19th inst. Tickets 25, 35 and 500. All seats reserved and therefore comfort. James Fax, the inimitable comedian, With new pieces and an enhanced re- putation. Flora McIvor Craig, the well-known Concert Soprano, Soloist to all the leading Scottish Societies in Canada. \Vm. Gillespie. Toronto, lately from Scotland, a famous Concert Baritone. This Annnal Concert will be held this year on the exact date of the birthday of Robert Burns, and the following brilliant talent have been secured :â€" CLUBBING RATES- BEN NEVIS CONCERT. Mag; 3? $15.00 Cash. «on 'l .3 ‘7 ’ e313. / {:- X“ vJ/ mercuryorngineral drugs used‘indiscriminatelyf K ‘ «WW " 'éâ€"‘(rf they {nay rum the system ,Thlrttv years’ expert- ; ‘ xvv. mil“??? 4/ ence 1n the treatment of these diseases enables ' \ ‘7'1 .. :1“; . us to prescribe Specific remedies that wxll posi- (8 (’0’ ’ tively cnre all blood diseases of the worst char- “..-z... ---..rv ‘ g k aczer, leaving no bad effects oathe systeu . Our ?/“*‘*â€"~\\z .:2‘-'3""‘;}'\\~ N ew Method Treatment Will purify and enrich the l" e/ V. :1 3 V:- , blood, heal up all ulcers. cleanthe skin. remove 3“:-....{’,~V ’43,”; _, bone pains, fallen out hair will grow in. and '\ _ . 1“ LWM- 4.! swollen glands will return to a normal condition, " .>' 1 and the patient will feel and look like a. different “3“" ““13: "2° 5““ person. All cases we accept for trea tment are _ guaranteed a complete cure or no charge. fieader if in doubt as to your condition, you can consult us FREE OF Ciâ€"h‘zhu‘rifi. Remember the old adage, “a stitch in time saves nine." Beware of incompetent doctors who have no reputation or reliability.- Drs. K. 6.: K. have been establisr .led over 27 years. You can pay after cu re. BLOOD DISEASES Preperty in this district is an absolutely sound, gilt-edged investment, and of Fort William, professional men. has been emphatically endorsed by tlie Mayor local Bank Managers, and leading bnsmess and Do not; delay. These lots are selling fast. Call or write to-day. Map and full particulars on application. bfififififii HIGH is the oniy prOperty subdivided into residentalilots that actually adjoins the J. 1‘. CASE COMPANY’S SITE, offers an unrivalled opportunity for the small investor W 861: in on the ground floor in a proposition of almost unbound- ed possibilities as a money maker. 14-8 SHELBY ST... Damoafi'éfiéfi Office Hours : 9 a Syndicate Park FORT WILLIAM 34 McGill St., Toronto. Price from $65.00 up. 9Z$¢§§i$$éefi fi#§*§§*fi*§$9 If you ever had any constitutional, acquired or hereditary blood disease, you are never safe until the virus or poison has been removed from the system. You may have had some disease years ago, but now and then some symptom alarms you. Some poison Still lurks in your system. Can you afford to run the risk of more serious symptoms appearing as the poison multiplies ? Beware of ‘fiâ€"Afln‘ â€" :itity, Varicoceie Stricture Bkood D£seasg§, Bec- ‘addqr Cempiaints. Consultation Free. 1-1 unable r. tut Home Treatment. to 8 p. m. Sundays. 10 to 12 and 2 to 6 p. mamma $5.00 per Month.