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» \\( McCannel â€"â€" Wilhams â€" That byâ€"law No, 388 be now read a third time, signed, serled and engrossed on byâ€"law book, Carried, Lambâ€"McCaonelâ€"That the request of the thirty ratepayers near Edge Hill asking liberty to place a weigh scale on the easterly limit of rowd allowance at lot 44, on the 2nd con, E. G. R. be grantâ€" ed so far as this council has power to grant the same, providing the placing of the said scale does not interfere with the rights of the trayelling public on sard road, Carried. er to borrow money for current exâ€" penditure was read a first and second time, MceMillanâ€"MecCannelâ€"That the Heeve be instructed to meet the Reeve of Actemesia and settle Mrs, Condy‘s claim, if said claim can be settled satisâ€" factory,. Carried, Williamsâ€"MeMillanâ€"That the Reeve and Commissioner for ward 1 be a comâ€" mittee to imvyestigate water course at lots @2 and 63, con. 2, E. G. R. and report at next meeting of Council. Carried. The council met July 3rd, pursuant to adjournment, All the members present, the reeve in the chair, minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. Several communications and accounts for gravel were read and considerecd, _ By law No. 388 to authorize the Reeve and Treasurâ€" The following orders on the Treasurer were issued for building bridges and reâ€" pairing roads, damaged by spring floods viz : A. MeMillan bridge at lot 40, con. â€"â€"The South African situation is "critical" stull. _ Our own House of Commons last week dropped partyism for the moment and the leaders made eloquent speeches in favor of the uitâ€" landers, and sang "God Saye the Queen‘‘ with great gusto, _ Possibly Britain may think, though she will never say so; not much sacrifice in that. _ In the British parlisczent both perties are munit in support of Salisâ€" bury‘s policy. moving jam, lot 30, con. 2, N, $6 ; John Pierson, rebuilding two culverts and filling lot ®.con. 2, $14 ; Peter MeArthur bridge at lot 50, con. 2, N, $16.50 ; Mal. MceMillan, bridge and filling, lot 34. con. 2, N. D. R, $02 ; Donald fila(‘k. filling lot 34, con. 2, N. D. R, $3.50 : Ewan Mcâ€" Nab, gravelling at lots 6 and 7, con, 4, N, D. R, $11; John McLean, grading town line (G and H at lot 11, haif cost. $4,.00 ; John McLean, balince of conâ€" tract at lot 15, con, 12, $15.50; Harry â€"While the Americans are putting down anarchy in the Philippines the same turbulent spirit grows at home. A Georgia mob of fifty masked men has seized three Mormon missionaries, who were accused of no crime but proselytizing for their chorch, and lynched them. Officers of the law look on helpless: from the President down, not a man of note seems to have courage to speak out in conâ€" demnation. N, D. R, $11; John McLean, grading town line (G and H at lot 11, haif cost. $4,05 ; John McLean, balince of conâ€" tract at lot 15, con, 12, $15.50 ; Harry Ridley, covering bridge at lot 9, con. 9, $3W ; John MeLean, graveling at lot 12, townline G and H. half cost, $4 50 : Donald McCormick for gravel â€" and damages, $53; A. C. Beaton, for gravel, 84 ; John Fallice, gravel $3; Joseph Firth for gravel, $4 :; Ewen MeNab, for gravel, 84 ; John Barry, for gravel, $3.â€" 0; Grabam Timmons for gravel (for 1898) $4 : James Hislip, for gravel, $3.75 Bennet Jenkinson, gravel, $3; Robt. McMeeken, for plow broken on roads $2; Thos. Syimes, for plow broken on Ehe Burham Review. â€"ITwo Quebee Banks have gone under this last week. â€"â€"The end ot the session is within sight. â€" Sir Chas,. deigned to facilitate business, and the attempt at an inâ€" creased indemnity for members hayâ€" ing failed owing to Premier Laurier‘s firmess, these will together, make short work of remaining business. We verily believe members will be tired of it all, and will rejoice to again leave for home. ___â€"â€" +4 + â€"â€"â€". â€"The Hagne Conference has closed and 16 nations have signed the agreeâ€" mentsa arrived at. â€"Hon. Mr. Tarte has undergone a surgical operation in Paris. It has been quite successful, and after a few weeks‘ rest he will be able to attend to his duties. So it is hoped, SiutWiensccu« e U t vam wmmen ts â€"The G. T. K. have granted seeâ€" tion men on the main lines only an increase of ten cents per day. It is not being graciously accepted. â€"Britain is becoming convinced that Canada is right in the Alaska boundary affair. The dispute is doâ€" ing good, for it is helping to bring home to the average Briton that Canâ€" ada is not in the States. N. 1. R. $350 Thursday, Aug. 3, 1899. GLENELG COUNCIL. ; Henry Morrow, re * + e# â€" "6 w# «in a + # is s > _ ige at lot 9, con. 9, graveling at lot 12, . half cost, $450 ; _ for gravel â€" and Beaton, for gravel, Rev. Mr. Campbell conducted a gaelic seryice on Sunday evening in Russel Hall, which was much envjoyed by all who unâ€" derstood, while others who did not, say yery little about it. _ We happened to ask one young man where the text was who answered, ob I dou‘t know, Mr. John McDonald, Priceville, presented, Haying is almost a thing of the past and the harvest is to the front, No rest for the tiller of the ground. It is with regret we bhave just hoeard of the death of Mrs. Heetor Campbell, of Yeovil, Bgremont, after a brief illuess of one day, July 23ud. Mrs. Campbell has been contined to the house for years, the immeodiate cause of death being heart failure. She has been a resdent of the 10th con. Egremont, for thirty four years. She was born on the 7th con. of the township of Yaughan, in the year 184%. She was a sister to the Iaie Mr«. Donald Grabham, of Glenelg Centre, and cousin of the McDonald fawily, Glenelg, near Priceville. By her death another lonely husband is left as a ship stripped of her sails by the fherce gales of tiixe for she who »gaod by him in prosperity aud in adversity is sleeping in the cold elay at Woodland cemetery. We as his dear friends in this part extend our symâ€" pathetic feeling to the louely husband in his sad bereavement, leaving him to the omwre of im who said, " I will not leave you comfortioss," for He will come again ro visit him in his lonely hours to cheer and comfort him to the end of his short journey in life for the time is not fir distant when they both sball again be reâ€"united in a world where there is no sorrow nor parting. Mr. Cook and his sister of Trayerston, yisited at Melbourn Hall last week. Miss Maggie Smith of Buffalo is visiting at her cousin‘s Mrs, J, Findlay. Mr. R Renwick, our popular mill ma», we understand, bas purchased of Mr. G, Bruce a 50 acre farm. Rey, Mr, Campbell left for his home on Monday morning. We would like to draw the attention of the (Glenelg council to the unsafe conâ€" dition in which the gravel pit is left at the Saugeen Hili, Durham Road, as it is now. The pit is within eight or ten fect of the centre of the road, and strangers or persons unequally balanced by the e{â€" feet of drink stronger than cold water might get headlong into the pit and & calamity might oecur which would muke our good township officers to become liable for damages of hundreds of dollars. So for their own safety they had better attend to securing it from danger. Mr. Duneasn MceAuley is visiting his brother, Walter, in Algoma for the last couple of weeks. Master Alex. B. Walker, of ‘Toronto, is visiting with his friends at Priceville and neighborhood for tho last few weeks. We read Mr. George Binnie‘s letter on " bard times" with much interest. It contained facts which would be wel: to consider by farmers snd busineâ€"s men of the country geverslly. As Mr. Binâ€" nie is a man who takes great interess in studying np matters relting to farming more partienlarly, it would be well for those engaged in that sphere of lite to »tudy Ins letter and apply the contenis individaally and see if it corresponds with the rules of good management. It is greatly to be regretted that those rules which sre laid down for our guidance in our everyâ€"day pursuits are eften violated by the most careful among ns. We hope to see mere from the able pen of Mr. Binnie before lon«. rouds $2 ; Thos, Nichol, Tinn‘ three road scrapers. $1; D. McArthur for gravel $4; Jas, Hastie for repairing road scraper, 40¢; David Hinks, for 3 cords of wood for Mrs. Dillon $3.75; John Simpson, coffin for Mrs Hugh MeDonald, $8; F. Lennahan, coffin for Jas. Dillon, $8; â€" Dr. Hutton, for medâ€" ical services to Hugh McDonald and wife, $4; The Municipal World tor Municipal stationary, $5.57 ; The clerk, for salary and express charges, $50.45; The reeve, commission on road conâ€" tracts $.00, _ The council adjourned to Aug, 14th at 10 a. m. u072 Sold and recommended by all $ druggists in Canadas. Or::iy reliâ€" ablckea medicine discotve k St]al: ges quaranteed to cure a forms 0 Sexuafi‘ukness. all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of Toâ€" bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one ri’tckage $1, six, $5. One will please, siz will cure. Pamphlets free to any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont The garden party at the Methodist parsonage on Friday evening of last week was quite a snccess as our Methosiiâ€"t bwethren are never behind in entertaining those who patroaize them with ther presence at such gatherings. _ Gocd musi¢c and speeches enlivered the aud‘â€" ance daring the evening. Lucas, Wright & Batson.â€"At Comâ€" mercial Hotel, Pricevilie, every Monâ€" day from 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. The weather has been cool tor the la=t few days. K*" Wood‘s Phosphodive is sold in Durbam by Jas. . Gun MacFarlaze & Co., and H. Parker, Druggists. f â€" 4P ‘Wood‘s Phosphodine, _.__..â€". 4 ¢ + â€"â€"â€"â€". Dromore. Priceville. The Great English Remedy. J. 8. BuacKk, Clerk. Intending exhibitors, desiring to seâ€" cure choice pcsitions should make their entries early, _ The entries close on Sept. 6th, and space and stabling will be allotted in the order entries are reâ€" ceived. . Secretary J. A. Nelles will This great agricultural and live stock exhibition, **The Western Fair," will b e held at London, 7th to 16th Sept. It goes without saying that this will be the biggest and most successful yet, there being no such thing as standing still with this big show. It is expected that the Governorâ€"General and Lady Minto will grace the exhibition with their presence. The additional buildings and alterâ€" ations will materially nd(ftu the comâ€" fort of both exhibitor and visitor. The reâ€"arrangement of the buildings now in progress, the new stands and entrance to same, together with the greater conâ€" veniences at main entrance and elseâ€" where on the grounds, will all contriâ€" bute to the thorough enjoyment of the many thousands who will visit the Ethibition. their presence, As is usually the case at this time, applications are rapidly coming in, and present indications point to the cerâ€" tainty of even larger throngs of visitors than heretofore, thus insuring the sueâ€" cess of the great and only * Western." Nr. A. Wrighs, of Travcrston, had a housebold and other goods on July 27th. He will move to Owen Sound for 1 while then to Manitoba or Northwest. Miss Tena Glencro«s is going to reside in Toronto for «s while we understand. We are all sorry to lose her but we fancy that the conntry will be richer as twoâ€" cent stamps will be in great demand. And, oh dear, somebody will have the long walk all to himse‘lt. The home of Mr, Robert Edwards was the scene of a lively time the other night, when upwards of sixty or seveuty of the youth and besuty of Zion andt district assembled to have a real guod time, and we thiuk that if they did not have one, it would not be Bob‘s fault. _ But by the hour that the rigs were flying home we fancy they had. Moâ€"t of onr farmers ure Lusy with the fa‘l wheat crop these days which is badâ€" ly rusted in some places and wiil be light in yield. All other crops are looking avorable, especially oats and barley. Roots are also looking well at this date. Haying operations are over, and while we have ha«d a very showery time, we nre pleased to say that very little bay b«s been spoiled. The crop was all that g wld be wished. Zion lost one of its oldest pioneers on the night of July 25th, when Mrs. Kerâ€" ney, of lot 11, con. 7, passed away to be with her Maker. The deceased was an elderly person ot usually a strong and robnâ€"t nature, and up to the time of her deach felt in the Lest of health. Going about her duties as nsual she suddenly fels a dizziness avnd spoke to hber son, David, who resides at the old homestead. He geutly put his mother into a chair and hnstened to make her comfortable when she expired before he could sumâ€" mov assistance. â€" The funeral was conâ€" ducted by Mr. Ferguson at Zion cemetery on July ?27th when there was a very large number of people although it was a very fine dsy and sight in the midst of having. acher, otc., you have the secondary stage of this B.food Poison. We solicit tgo most obstinate cases, amd challenge the world for a ease we accept for treatment and cannot cure. By our treatment the ulcers heal, the hair grows again, pains di-r:&or the skin becomes healthy, and m o is possible and safe. 1t you have sores in the mouth ¢ pains in the joints, sore throa eyebrows falling out, pim stomach derangement, s aches, otc., you have the WECURE IMPOTENCY And restore all parts to a normal condiâ€" tion. Ambition, life and enerfy are reâ€" newed, and one feels himself n man Thousands of young and middleâ€"aged men have their vigor and vitality sapped by early mbuses, later oxcesses, mental worry, etc. No matter the cause, our New Method Treatment is the refuge. CURES GUARANTEED f mankind, gioldu readily to our NEW REATMENT. Beware of Meroury, otach, otc. Tlv{ may ruin your system. f you have sores in the mouth or tongue, CANADA‘S GREAT SHOW. 20 THC JOMRUD, ® we falling out, 1 TORONTO sore eyes, headâ€" furnish information, prize lists, proâ€" grammes, etc. Collections and Agency promptly attended to. W ills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Agreements, &c. correctly prepared. _ Estates of deseased persons looked after, and Ezecutors‘ and Adâ€" ministrators‘ Accouuts prepared and passed. Surrogate Court Business, Probare of Wills, Letters of Administration aud Guardiunship Obtained. Searches madein Registry Ofhce and Titles reported on. Compary and private Furds to Loan on Mortgages at low« st rates of interest. Valuations made by a competent and careful Valuator. e Will now buy a Seven Jeweled Waltham or Elgin Watch in Nickle Screw Case, _ We have Sevenâ€" teen Jeweled Walthams at prices In the attractions there will be no falling off. Better than any previous year is assured,. Great Hippodrome, mteresting{ Chariot _ Races, Roman Standing Races, Champion Sword Conâ€" tests, etc., Imperial Japs, Carl Damâ€" mann troupe, Dunham family, Bros. Hermanetti. Six Sennetts, Randolf, Jobn J. Marty, Lily Bletsoe, Mabel Howard, as well as speed contests, The grand pyrotechnic display each evening will surpass anything of the kind ever given in London before. The realistic representation of "The British and Americans in Samoa" will be a sight worth seeing, together with all the stage and ring performances under brilliant illuminations,. _ Special excurâ€" sion trains atre being arranged for to leave London after the fireworks, This will enable everyone to see the show from start to finish and return home the same night. OFFICEâ€"Melntyre Block, OMceâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN. DURHANM. OFFICESâ€"Owoen Sound, Markdale and Durham, never offered before. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NoramiEs, Converancers. Money to Loanâ€"Company and Private Funds. Low Rates. Easy Terms. LUCAS, WRIGHT & BATSON. I B LUCAS W N WRIGHT 0A BATOON Money to Loan at reasonable rates and on terms to suit borrower. A&ll CTharges AMfcoderate BARRISTER,. SOLICITOR, MOATRY PUBLIC, CONYEYAMCEA, a0. Y G. LEFROY McCAUL. arrister, otary, Gonâ€"~ veyancer, Qtoc., é{tc..... P. W. S. DAVIDSON. $5 BILL ! NDURHAM, Oxt. (Over the Bank, BUGGIES AND WACONS as a preparation for the battle of life, The business Course at this Institution is complete in every detail and emâ€" braces all the subjects which will be of use to you in real life and is far in adâ€" vance of any similiar course in Canada. Also an uneqgualled Shorthand â€" and Typewriting course, If interested write for Catalogue to Owen Sound, Ont. i of Masseyâ€"Harris Binders, Mowers, As Usual a Full Line s Mimey.Haris Binders Mowers know what these Goods areâ€"the best in the market. Buy no other ! Turnip Sowers, Scuffiers, Ploughs, Harrows, Hay Forks, etc. all in stock. _ Attend to your Fire Insurarce. We have the old established London Mutual Insurance Company, and other good Stock Companies. LOTS OF MONEY to Loan at 5%. Issuer of MARRIAGE 1 ppring and Summer Qoods YOUNG PEOPLE IOWER TOWN Implement Warerooms. Should consider the advantage of a Course at the OwWEN soOUND, ONT. LO _ NNV â€" MAUUAY®"Bemosrats,* Prices o. Tige aie n the * FM rise. but our stook was bought early, and a good profit seved in ireight C. A. FLEMING, MNORTHERNL ; We have been moving lately and have not had time to tell you about our stock. Listen now! ue PRixCIPAL â€"tnd «»â€"â€"Select. Two carloads of Tudhope BUGGIES3 to _7 _ (ne DUurnam â€" P Harmacy Caiders Block. Remdence first door west of the THOROUGHBRED DURKHAM BULL will be for service at the Central Hotel, Durham, for the season of 1899. Dr. T. G. KHOLT L. D. S. FFICKE FIRST DOOR EAST CF DENTISTRY. Bull For Service. Issuer of MARRIAGE Licenses. CALDEFR GEO. RYAN, Prop., FLOOR OIL CLO Me yard. Best Tabi wide, 2c yard ; Mâ€"in 1 with dace fringe, 37 spring rellers, comple 3#â€"inch Cashmere black, 12%¢c a vard. broidered centre, We Men‘s Undershirt #Â¥e each. Men‘« H Call and see our Mc Oxfords, Just the th thes . BUY sSHOE and 206 a bottle. What? a Cross Dysentery C arrhoea, Dysent effectual _ remed troublesome com: a bottle. 40â€"inch Black and Berges, se yard. Tarten Dress Gin a vard. Bee them ! 10¢ each,. _ Granite each, _ Large Granit The Bi Keep it i the Hous For these nas You cannot exp« to do well wit worries bothering Try one or two aq note the differen Tickets by Land 0 at Lowest Rates New G Office, over G1ant‘s BARRISTER. SOLICITOR IN SL Norary PUBLIC,. COM Try our Horn Fly stand up) 10c each. Uutfs, aL pair. Would intimate that = Furniture and Undertal lished by her father in | will endeavor to give all @rs the same entire sati«f Furniture of t! Undertaking and Emba ciples at reaso #Â¥ The only firsâ€"class Opaque Win Buggy Dus Boots & Sho 10â€"in Grani *# DONT FORG MacFARLA Remember the Mark MISS S PICTURE FRAMIN MONEY T Bea MITISS ® ALW AYS ( UPPER a full line FULL 14