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‘ii 5 <€, *‘ y > AQJ t% No. 3. Was the ball that hbhit G. B. Steadman of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It ecaused horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped ftor 20 years. Then Bucklen‘s Arâ€" vica Salve cured hbim, Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burus, Boils, Felons, Coros, Skin Eruption. Best Pile cure on earth. 25¢ a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by our Druggists. 8 Mrs, Melatyre, who for some time, we are is getting better. We hear since we commenced writâ€" ing that Miss James is worse, and that an opperation isnecessary. Thos, Conkey arrived home from the lower eounties Saturday last. ready performed. We hope that those two good hearted fellows will carry out their intentions by performing the noble act in question. As they are two of Glenelg‘s prosperous farmers, each driving a covered buggy with other conveniences to make home happy and comfortable, so we wish A. and B, success. Jiohn McPhail, South East Glenelg, who has passed the thite score years and ten by 3 or4 years, attended all the threshings necessary for him to pay for his own, and ploughed over 30 acres of land, besides doing other chores necessary on a farm this fall. We would like to hear if there is anothâ€" er of nis age in the township or county oreven in the Dominion that could beat this., We are sorry to hear that Miss Weir is worse than usual, her friends in this part have all been to see her a day or two ago, but while there is life there is hopes. Mr. organizer for the Foresters is working in the interest of that order in the yvieinity at present. We hear a few members are to be added to the society here at its next regular meeting. The services are changed in the Presâ€" byterian church. Gaelic every alternâ€" ate Sunday at 11 a, m., English in the morning every second Sunday and eyery Sunday evening at 7 p. m. Whether the change will be met with the approval of all the congregation we are in doubts. Quilting, paring and wood bees are in season at present. Also pairing. Donald Kennedy, north line, is nursâ€" ing a sore finger from the effects of a cut from the tusks of a dead hog. Coun,. Muir has been attending to gravelling and putting sidewalks on the bridge in town lately. Mrs, Peter Muir is getting along niceâ€" ly atter her sickness and will soon be arounad again. Mr. Dyas of Toronto is visiting at his fatherâ€"inâ€"laws Mr. N. McLeod, west of here. Rev. Dr. Fraser, agent for the bible and tract society, will lecture in the Presbyterian church in this village at 730 o‘clock on Friday next. As the cold weather is getting on, business in our town is getting more lively and we look forward to a good sbare of the abundance of the good farmers produce in the neighborhood this winter, by giying them good value in returu. We are sorry to hear of Miss James‘ illness, daughter of C. C. James, but we hope by careful treatment to see the ReEviEw Office Phone No. 6. ’ Branch office at Gun‘s Drug &tore ‘ estimable young lady about again in her usual health before long. Robert McGowan is putting in an enâ€" gine at the eaw mill this winter. The good old edifice (the Catholc church) which stood the biest of the last 30 years has been taken down by the hands of James McDowell who is going Lo convert the sacred edifice to a dwellâ€" ing bouse. Those that were in the prime of life who assisted to build the church aretoâ€"day aged and gray, and many of them have gone to join the great majority, while those that are left are getting feeble and tottering on the brink of the grave. We did not get the full particulars of the wedding of Miss McDonald and Miss Ferris of Proton, but we are inâ€" formed that a large crowd was present on the occasion, and numerous and Red Hot From The Gun. Priceville. has been ailing pleased to hear, § Fasisais or SoutH Grey.â€"I have a large a large amount of priyate funds on hand, to lend on Mortgage security at a very low rate of interest. You will save money by paying off the old mortgage. J. P. TErrorp Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such a general reyvival of trade at our drug stores as their givying away to their many customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King‘s New Discovery for Consumpâ€" tion. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable remedy, from the fact that it always cures and neyer disappoints Coughs, Colds, Asthma, â€" Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung diseases are quickly cured, You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size 50c, and $1,00. Every bottle warranted. 3 The good people of our sister burgh, Lousie, must haye been startled by the sight of a yery tattered hairy flag on their new flag pole, on the 1st of this monti. We woulda advise the young fellow from here when he goes to watch his best girl‘s gate with his girl, to take his robe and wh*» along next time. Intended for last week. If we are to judge by the improvements to buildings around here, we are to have a hard winter, as Mr. H. McKinuon is transforming the manse into a comâ€" fortable parsonage. Mr. Wm. Bray is putting a wall under Jas. Melotosh‘s nouse while D. Clark has put a new roof on J. McGilliyary‘s house. Halloween night is past and gone for another year leaying behind it many traces of mischief performed by both men and boys. Some fine hungry fellows who were too proud to starve and too Iazy to work, picked out 3 of the best of Mr. R. Currie‘s roosters and hbad a fine roust in the bush behind the barn, others amused themselyes with carrying off gates, ploughs etc. Mr. Hugh MeKinnon has done himself credit in the :mproyements to the manse. It was not a bit too soon that those walls were boarded in. Oh what a pitifal, lamentable tale they could teil if they were ouly gifted with half the tongue as those two stalwarts, who tongue battled over the hand of a fair maiden, a few weeks ago. Mrs. J. McGillivary is yisiting friends in Walkerton. Mrs, D. Lamont is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. McCullam here. Robert Forster is home from Brant where he spent the summer months. Mulock. * paid for ‘DRIED APPLES and C. McArthur, Try our 25¢ Japan TEA which is diâ€" rect from the Tea Gardens of Japan, and cannot be exâ€" celled in Town. Our Black Tea, pure, and mixed is winning a repuâ€" tation of excellency, Toilet Talk 1 h J. BURNET w ® j W ® Crockery, Clossware, Croccries, Flour ond Fead, &. & Cegesecscsececsecseccsececsce« ge383e333s33Se3s3s33333S33%32, HIGCHEST PRIGE For this week we offer exceptional bargains eemmemnsmemtmmememeceasllo 2s You‘ll Never See These Bargains If You in Toilet Ware. ~1mrrnsannanaita ky @y Ooenocnnawase CALL AND SEE US ! in owr New *Store on Garafraxza Street at the Crossing opposite Mill Street, Lower Town. FIRSTâ€"CLASS BUTTER. 4 Picse set 6 Piece set 10 Picce set Don‘t Come * QuicKk. Like this Durham, Ont $1.50 1.75 2.50 TORONTO w BARRISTER. 3 SoLICITOR iN SupPREMmE Courr NoTaRyY PUBLIC, CommissIioneRr, ETc. Office, over Grant‘s store, Lower Town Top Draft Queen Heating Stoves : A GARLOAD OF CUTTERS! Â¥ew> JUST ARRIVED froni the Canada Carriage Works, Brockville. Call early and see the Best Collection of Cutters ever brought to Durham. Many Styles, only one Quality, THé BEST. We hope to meet all old friends and many new ones in our New Premisos West of the Middaugh Mouse. J. P. TELFOCRD, Jno. LIVINGSTONE, MONEY TO LOAN ntliahomtdi® Antivintostinuninbnmosiat ° Manbrtniérctns :A .4 Wood Savers See them and be interested.â€"Buy one and be pleased. £10 and up. Wheeled Vehiclesâ€"Singer Sewing Machines HARDWARE & 5 gallons of the best Canadian Coal Oil tor 90cts A good COAL STOVE for sale, cheap. & â€" WM. BLACK WM. ; Do not wait too long and lose the opâ€" portunity of securing one of our good WHEELBA RRO WS. Our Buttercup CHU RNS are ahead of any Churns manufactured. See that you purchase one of our EXTENSION â€"LADDERS before We are now in possession of some of the> finest X cut SAWS and AXES that hare ever been manujactured . Winter sets in. o e Ves wl SRA HORN‘S OLD STAXND town, where at telephone hou may be conveniently reached. ds oo ons‘ OE TLE 4 and patrons we have had a tele placed in Gun‘s Drug Store 1 For the convenience of In the Town of Durham, County of Grey, including valuable Water Power, BB[CK DWELLING, AND MANY ELIGIBLE building lets, will be sold in one or more lots. Also lot number 60, con, 2, W, G. R., Township of Bentinck, 100 mcres adjoining Town plot, Durâ€" ham, ,\lortg:uo t';kou !o: ."'.‘[",,?E”‘.‘;!‘."j‘f_ money, Owen Sound, Ont. Has opened for Fall Term with £ good attend ance. &tudents nowever may enter ut mny time n« our instruction is Inrgeiy persenal, This is an excellent time to begin studics at the Northern Business College so as to be well on in the course belere the majority of students enter at the beginning of the year, The "Norâ€" theru" is affiliated with the Institate of Chart= ered Accouutarts of Ontario und two of our Bories of Basiness Books ure recommended by the Institute, >It is the best place in Canada to get a thorough Business Education., THE REVIEW DOWN Tow Would intimate that she will continue the Furniture and Undertaking Business esiabâ€" lished by her father in Durham in 185§ ans will endeavor to give ail old and new custon ers the same entire satisfaction. t&Â¥ Che only frstâ€"Olase Hearse in [ mm Furnitere of the Best Hake ALWAYS ON HAXD. RiGTURE FRAMINC A SPECIALTY Undertaking and Embalming on latest prin giples at reasonable ratos. fl-““““‘@“““' MISS SHEWELL .Not Too Late.. Remember the standâ€"opposite t} .\(nrkewnurham,'m Sn attended to. Quality Cheaper than Ever, Undertaking Promptly Lower Town Durham WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 7 ) NORTHERMYy* . _ %/J(///Jj /‘//,// p OwWEN SsOUND, ONT. _ Jake Kress. JVAKE KRESS Apply to JAMES EDGE, * Eper Hit, Oxr â€"Root Pulpers, &c. MISS SHEWELL â€"FULL LINE OR ‘. A. FLEMINXG, Ssn utcentermocurmee BDA JOUFDA] which give full particulars" to Russian Iron our friends RINCIP AI T ow i C o y g \ I cheers & cd Nw thred N) M W W M My L4 woul mont hx W 1 A 1 W ©not from SDOW namm Lu ham t7 W hildr heu W Mi S t M h Cl ldal