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O 0o P3 42 129 W DURKHAM REVIEW. Sergt. J. Fields of Fleshertom, uow on his 20th trip to Camp, and has nevet lost a drill or parade through sickness or any other cause. Staif Sergt Weber, Vandeleur, is bere, who can point to 34 yre, of service, and 2202 Camp meetings with an equally good record as to health, &¢. Sergt. W. Clark, Max well is another with 2 years record and this should take away the fear on the part cf some as to their ability of standing the strain of drilling. Few if any in No 4 Co. can peint to such long terms, but they are working up; the writer‘s exâ€" perience extends to 10 years. We bhad a cold sail across the lake and rather windy, but a welcome seems to lie for us in the historic column on Queenston heights, in the antique Fort Mississauga, and the memones that cluster round the town and river of Niagara. In marching into Camp the Regiment, (not Battalion now) was inspected by the new D. O. C., Col. Peters. and his deputy adjutants. Rather soon to be at it, and if we did not make much of a show, just wait for a week or so and we promise better things. Onur Regiâ€" ment has its usual officers : Col. Telford, Majors Campbell and Rorke, Adj. Sproule, Qr,â€"Master McCallum, Surgeon Oldbam, Paymaster Kent and all seem keenly alert to their duties, I must close in the meantime, the bands are at present regaling us with 1 must bands are vpatriotic Bde Camp, Niagara, June 17th, 1900. 8.30 a, m.â€"During divine service all the reg‘ts massed in the form of a square near the old buildings which constituted the barracks in the olden times. â€"I am writing comfortably in a camp tent, the adjutants, where I do the most of my work,. To see the reg‘ts massed in their red and others in black tunics and to hear the music of the massed bands in familiar hymns, is something never to be forgotten though it is looked upon by ceitain parties, as a daring piece of sarcasm for some reg‘ts to be marching to the tune of + ‘Onward Christian Soldiers." Of course it is always some other Reg‘t. This Camp is, as usual, the boest yet truthfally enough,. We are allowed to go around in our gray shirt sleeves and straw hbats, a great improvement on our baving to wear as formerly, our serge jackets and helmet, and then again the manner of dining is changed instead of eating from your knees, or perbaps from the ground, the men haye now seats and tables on which to eat their meals. The manuer of cooking also is imâ€" proved, instead of the open kettles to eatch ashes or anything that may be flying around they have large sized cans, 40 gals capacity or over, in which they place the articles to be eooked, these are connected by steam pipes from a small upright boiler, the: evoking is done for the whole Reg‘t at the one place, not so many cooks required, a great saving on rations and on wood. The target practice is much the same as last year, "Morris tubes" inserted in the Lee Enfield and shootâ€" mg a small 22 calibre, it is much cheaper than shooting the regular cartridge, there Is much disatisfaction felt with it though. There are no means of telling where you strike the targets either, so one is rambling all over the targe» finding out where you are going. I was not down with the boys trom Durham so can not give ou theirscore it any was kept, tho‘ Â¥hear some did very good shooting. Another feature and which gives us a distant idea of warfare is the continâ€" ued rastle of musketry, which we hear from the Mississauga commons more than I% miles off, where some Reg‘t or other is always to be found practicing yolley firing by halt comâ€" panies and advancing for 50 or 100 yds, firing again, and so on at the word of command : some of the missiles find a watery grave 3 miles out in Lake Ontario, while others haye been :&en to strike ground about 50 yds. Our boys had some previons practice volley firing with blank cartridges, which would result in some benefit if they honestly strove to take aim at some or any distant object, but*there are always some who are careless and indifferent, raise their rifie, shut their eyes and bang away. There is talk of an excursion to the falls on Wednesâ€" day afternoon. There are some this afternoon every hour from the wharf to (QJueenston thence by Electric cars to the falls for 50c and return. A great crowd will be taking it in. We were inspected on the field yesterc‘l::{ (that is the Regiment) by Lt. e Aylmer and Col. Foster besides Lt. Col. Peters and 5 or‘6 others all in khaki except Foster who was in rifle Notes from the Niagara Camp. Th“fwyo Al Lt on c h on hecient bmid bestcd Sechad btice brker sode inss T araratrarairvrararara‘r blue. They pay greal attention â€"to the little details, of having blankets piled just so, all piles to be in a line tolds out, tents rolled up, only one tent in our Regt. right done up. It is a periect piece of bumbuggery paying such attention to little matters and letting other and more important matters go as they may, such as saniâ€" tary matters, the Latrines being an abomination, and what would be more needtul should ever it be required, is more rifle practice. They are taken to the butts, told to ‘"bhurry up another co‘y will be here in such a time, get through with it." ‘The men haye to hurry, get rattled and careless, and so fire away as fast as they can manipuâ€" late the breech block, thus the most essential point is neglected and skimmed over. The regiments are coming back from Diyine service of $ of an hour duration, playing *‘Bonnie Dundee." It always appears to me as the greatâ€" est profanity of anything in camp, . the desecration of the Sabbath. ‘The ‘wheesht laddie, dinna whustle the day, this is Sunday" of our earlier years, lives forever, of course there are some things just as bad as this done. but it seems different somehow. The men are in from Church parade so I have changed my location. The church bells of Niagara and of Youngsâ€" ton are pealing their invitations and memory takes me back to the ‘‘Sabâ€" bath bell" in Haddington. Scotlana. but amid how different associations ! There all calmness, here, tooting of bugles, commands of officers, Joud and flippant talking, &e, &e. IJCGREAT REDUCTION ... PE o e pnp oo oi sup â€" Mrs Robt Ector, is visiting her daugh ter in Greenoch this week. I took a trip across to Youngston and and up to Lewiston on the American side, a lovely country, healthy orchâ€" ards and no marks of San Jose seall. Cherry trees, fruit about ripe planted on the streets, no fences, cow byâ€"laws being enforced. From Lewiston a fine view can be had of the Heights and the moument, which stands out so bold and so challenging. Pay muster this morning (Monday), our pay sheets were finished yesterâ€" day, from this out my work is practiâ€" cally over. The total pay of the 31st Regiment is $3220.40 for all ranks, This includes transport allowances for men‘s and officers baggage, but not railway or steamboat fare. Died at the resudence of Thomas Davis, his infant son. Beniamin Cecil aged 3 mos. 12 days. Seryice was, conducted by Rev Mr Ryan. Mr and Mrs Davis have the sympathy of the community. * Wm MceFadden aod Ins cousin Wmm Firth, visited at Gieneden and Nenagh last week. Mr and Mrs Turnbull from Vickers are visiting friends in the Aveniie, this week, The regimental band, 25 strong, under Prof. Heinicke is in fine shape, and gives a good account of itselt. No 4 Co. is all right. In every Department must be reduced to one half before moving and as we are fully aware that this can only be done by selling goods at a very small margin, we have decided to slaughter our stock. This is a chance in a lifetime, you will profit by patronizing this sale. In BLOUSE SILK LEXGTHS | _ during Sale ist as they can mampuâ€" h block, thus the most at is neglected â€" and oUrRr IMMENSE STOCK Edge Hill. fot â€"â€"â€"Bring along your Butter and Eggs.â€"â€" â€" which the highest market price will be paid. We pay e Mammoth r im-# ;ADYEiH m o Movmg w En 11 it wl mLF i @ SALE szegc3t gramaean . F. MORLOCKL. * CASH and ONB PRICEâ€"â€"â€"i_= .. ie rYOU 1 = Only One Qualityâ€"â€"The Best as * To. At gC Mrs and Mrs Mitchel visited Edge Hill friends one day last week. Mrs Thos. Greenwood and her soon J no. are yisiting at Hamilton at present. Mr Chas. Moffat leit for Toronto on Saturday. . Edge Mill Sunday School intends holdâ€" ing a picnic at Wilders Lake on the 30th, P. G. Morrisan, leaves for Toronto on Friday to take a course in Canadian Ophâ€" thalmie College. Mr and Miss Carr of Sydenhem, were the guests of Mrs Wuw,. Kenuney last week. Mrs Wm. Morrison and daughter Lizzie were visiting friends in Ayton last week,. Jolhn Greenwood, Zion was yisiting Hamiitor friends last week and returned on Morday, â€" He was accompanied y Mrs Thos. Graenwood and ker son J no. Wilfrid. Quite a number from this part took in the excursion to the Model farm last week and speak highly of their trip. Mtis Anderson O. Seund is visiting her father Mr Jno. Dayis this week. Mr Archic Burnet, Hopeville,yisited his sisterâ€"inâ€"law Mrs Burnet on the 4th, last sister week Sorry to hear that old Mrs Staples is | confined to bed agam. . Rev Mr Farr, Attwood is visiting the old{ homestead this week. t Samunel Edge a son of Robt. Edge got kicked on the head by a hborse the other day. 1. s3 s WM. RYAN. qob Roy, June 11, 1600, f i The other conditions of Sale are the | standing couditions of the said Court. ! For particulars of age and state of I‘ health of said Isabella Johnston and for \Further Particulars, Apply to the | undersigned or to | A. D. CREASOR, Vendors‘ Solicitor, | Owen Sound. | Dated at Owen Sound this 15th day of |\ June A. D. 1900 | Duxncax MorRISON, Local Master i at Owen Sound. In the Estate of Joseph Mighton Deceased, TELFORD VS JOHNSTON Pursuant to a Judgment of the High Court of Justice, dated the 2n1d day of March 1900, and the direction of Duncan Morrison, Esquire, Local Master of this Court at Owen Sound, there will be sold by the said Local Master at the Middaugh House in the TOWN OF DURHAM, on TUESDAY the 10th day of JULY CALDER‘S BLOCK 1900, at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon, the interest of Isabella Jobnston, (formerly the widow of Joseph Mighton deceased) in the westâ€"half of Lot Number sixtyâ€" five in the Third Concession West of the Garafraxa Road in the Township of Bentinck in the County of Grey, conâ€" sisting of a Lien or Charge thereon of $365.48 and her dower Lgerein as the widow of Joseph Mighton, deceased. The Lot contains about 50 acres and is situated about Three miles trom the Town of Durham, and readily accessible thereco by good roads. About Forty acres of the saud Lot are cleared and in a good state of cultivaâ€" tion, the balance being a good hardâ€" wood bush, The land is said to be a good clay loam. The lot is well fenced by good rail fences. TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent of the purch: to be paid at the time of sali balance in One month therea out interest. Came to the premises of the underâ€" signed about June 4th, lot 10, Con, 1, 8. D. R. Glenelg a young mare. Owner is requested to prove property and pay expenses. l m _ uol There will be a reseryed Ind fixed by the said Master. %%%%4%%%%%%%% % JUDICIAL SALE STRAYED. purchase money of sale, and the thereafter withâ€" M , DURHAM â€" AGENCY NEW SHOE SHOP. © The undersigned begs to annouuce to the paople of Duarham and vicenity that hbe has established a Boot & Shoe business in the Upper Town. and is prepared to receiy and execute orders for making or mend. imng Boots or Shoes in a work manâ€"like manner and at reasonable prices. Rubber mending, Specialtic Soles, &c., reseive our best a IS RELIABLE HARNESS. We want you to know we handle everyâ€" thing in the Harness line. _ Harness that is durable and fits a horse comâ€" fortably, will bring profit to you in the greater amount of work he will do. JAS McNALLY. SOMETHING YOU WANT ITâ€"â€"â€"_ In Heavy and â€"â€" Light â€" Harness, Collars, Pads, Bits, Blankets Ete. STANDARD BANK OF CANMD: CAPITAL, Authorized CAPITAL, Paid up RESERVE FUNXD AGENTS in all principal poi Ontario, _ Quebec, â€" Manitoba, | States and England. W. F. COWAN, President GEO. P. REID, Manager. A general Banking business transacted. Drafts issued and collections made on all points. _ Deposits received and interâ€" est allowed at curreat rates, SAVINGS BANK savings bank deposits of $1,.00 and, upâ€" wards. â€" Prompt attention and every facility afforded customers living at a distance. Gcing June19th Returning until Aug. 20th. â€" (all rail or 8, 8. Alberta) Going July 13th Returning untilSept. 12th. {(All Raii Only.) Gcing July 17th Returning until Sept. 16th (All Rail or 8. S, Alberta) For tickets and farther information 18 ly to any Canadian Pacific Agent, or to A, H. N vl‘MAN Asst. Gerl. Passr. Agt.. 1 King 8t. East, Toronto Improved Yorkshire Boar for service season of 1900, at lot 32, con. 9, Bentinck Terms $1.â€"War. Coon, BWILL RUN || AT RET TLX FARES Homt SCCKETS 60 Dd) EXCUISIONS to Mt Canddion Northâ€"Wes! yifeebuimcnsy eE is ltA uTT 1’#fim‘%fi'r1mhnrfl$ SrYVOU WILL SAVE THWe nun tm CA cb Wraste Nes ong on SA 2C tC e k #+rarnrararar=fam.rririr Repairing a Specialty. Head Office, Toronto. WE SUPPLY Aljoe Block.... Money by buying BOOTS & SHOES from us Cash C. LEAVENS J. KELLY, Agent. m oi during Sale Prinee Albert Calgary ... .. Red Deer... F dmonton Regina ... Moosejaw Yorkton.. Winmpeg . Deloraine. . Autler ... Estevan .... Bluscarth . Moosominâ€". Hemiota .... Swan River Interest allowed on es in CC ittention $2,000, 000 1,000,000 â€"â€" 600,000 vouTr In nite @ FLOUR&FEED Iug D 27 Ey \Z.E.s;w:u’u"u‘u-u L xt (ES CAE ol W Ait: W . o !â€"l.rn'mlfifi:fl17h:m' j JEJJCd JS J.Lg‘}_ . AIL x u2 s -' L»-‘.\. | rflrflmrfirâ€"fiflf‘mmn m S Tararaimirarararhr | pamenmronmpooir(¢t3 tef=C3 K, Epercrir 22rP ns poomeoemeels MOeiore nc nece C ied sals JC 4C Plows, Drills, Harrows etec. All the latest improvement on all articles. Don‘t fail to see the Massey Harris Drill then buy one and it will make you money. A car load of Waggons \(«'ill‘arri\’c within a few days, the WAGGONS were bought before the rise in waggons,. No other shop whe + you can buy a firstâ€"class Waggon at as low a price. We have a new light Masseyâ€"Harris Binder we want you weight and Roller Bearings from Top to bottom of it. P running Binder in the world. â€"â€"Full line of PIANOS, ORGANS, and SEWING MACHINES.â€"â€" We are well stocked with TURNXIP SOWERS, SCUFFLERS, HAY FORXKXS, et LOTS OF MONEY to Loan at 5¢. Issuer of MARRIAGE Licenses LOWER TOWXNX \ A / A A *4A A 4o PA * *4 N45 uk Statute labor is now the order of the day. s Mr Chas,. MeArthur who bas been laid up with Rheumaetism all spring 1« on the mend â€" we are glad to relate. Miss Annvie McCormick of the Walkerton Post Office visited her home here for a number of days last week. Mr Donvala McCormack attended the funeral of the late John McArthur of the Garafaxa on Tuesday. G. and A. McComb spent a day with Dar McKinnon of Farewell Corners. Dan ;:!:d bis batching days will soon be namâ€" When In Need «0 Pm w ym y mm uy en en hm w ue gte e ie mm ym tm gmarmrregem We Have Implement Warerooms Our Warerooms are now fully stocked with Massey Ha: TERMSâ€"CASHâ€"Orders left at W. P. Patterson‘s Grocery Store will receive EK2 Prompt and Carflnlfiuen&m. ~ Bran, Shorts and Middlings. @ Screenings and J Buy your Hungarian Millet, Corn and Turnip Seed now, as prospects of hay crop is short. Buy from us, we sell the best material the lowest prices. English Paris Green 2 Sulphate Copper, Carbonate Copper, Lon Purple, Pure Insect Powder and the Celebr: Improved Bug Killer at $1 per 100 lbs., it creases the vield ot Potatoes and kills the B whiv o MASSEY HARRIS AGENCY, DURKHANM. We are setting a pace in China and Delphâ€" ware. We give you short prices on «oo IMPERIAL PATENT FLOUR % HUNGARIAN PROCESS MANITOBA FLOUR PASTRY FLOUR and GRAHAM FLOUK us CRACKED WHEAT & FARINA for Breakfast Food rts and Middlings. _ ~ â€" Oat Chop and Mixed Chop Sereenings and Excelsior Meal tor Fowl. @ ROB ROY. TH We Oil . McCOWAN. OLDEST HOUSE IN TOWA. I11TS [ canno SPRAY YOUR TREES AND SHRUBS. annot be undersold in Paints and All the leading colors in Mixed s or mixed to order. â€" Brushes and unters material. rices. _ Inglish Varis Green 25C., pper, Carbonate Copper, London Insect Powder and the Celebrated g Killer at $1 per 100 lbs., it inâ€" eld ot Potatoes and kills the Bugs. t |. 1 wo Car ijoads ol Bugy to choose from, _ Good Prices will surprise yvou «N4 WM CALDER * AND Quite s number from hbere took in th« Guelph excursion last week. _ All report a pleasant trip and a good time. _ _ Mr and Mrs Wm. Eyan vested friend out near Allan Park last Sunday. Bill now ports a light stepping charger and swell new buggy Mr Hugh Campboll has completed hi wire fence which is certainly a dandy Hugh is a hustler he is now putting » water werks on his farm for the counven ience of the tenant. He intends soon t leaye to spend a few years more in west ern life. Mre â€"â€"â€" of Toronto formerly Miss Mary Firth is spendling a couple of weeks with her pirents Mr and Mrs Firth of Lake Cottage. . o o f Buggies, Democrats and :« Goods bought six months u to see, reduce Positively the ea t« oo