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enses its JR T on the Best @ 0 Quality Cheaper than Ever, ' 0 Undertaking Promptly : ¢ tLended to. : JAKE KRESS : 0 tA esseseesee2e20eee0e000e80 ‘ & We osk Inspeclion of our 1EAS S$. SCOTT. CGCROCERIES W. H. BE AN TWEEDS & YARNS W D) Pigues m White and Fancy .. 18¢. a yd. Dress Ginghams, just the thing for childrens dresses. . 7 to 10c. a yd. White White White “Q““‘M“‘“' 2 Big 4 â€" MacFarlane & Go. We can give you Bargains. hite and Cream Silk Gloves 45¢. a pr. hite Taffett Gloves. ........ Â¥H¢. * hite and Black Sil« Mits. ... 23¢. °* dies‘ and Children‘s underâ€" yests from............ O¢,. to 20¢. en. ble Linen 54 in. wide....... 25¢. a yd, ble Oil Cloth 45 in. wide. .. 25¢. * yay Dustersfrom.... 60c. to $1.50 ea. only, Glass Table Setts...: ... 85¢. ea, only, Glass Berry Bowls...... 10c. ea. iss and nappies trom .. 30 to 65¢. doz. nly, genuine Oil Pain tings on canvas by W in with 4 in. gold leaf frames RED CROss DY ENTERY CORDIAL Lower Town Durham nlyv ] w Complaint (X! DRY (GOODS, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, &e., HE SELLS CHEAP !! t‘.S:ZIflZflZC’I‘ Of best quality. M sSUMMER GOODS 25 cts. a bottleâ€" Keep bottle in the houseâ€" stitch un time saves nine get us when you want a pair o we carry a full line of Sterling ebrated make of Shoes. iys have a full otf best Groceries. »ps 2¢c. a cake and up,. as ihis is the season for this troublesome ailment and nothing acts so promptlv Druggist & Booksellers AUGUST 29, FURNITORE Calder‘s Block $1,.50 ea promptly ‘Three (3) Solid Silver Cases contain ing good WALTHAM and ELGIN Movements at half price. ‘This is your chance if interested in a time piece. I do not intend carrying this line of goods : so out they go. â€"The great steel strike in the States still drags on. _ The iron masters start up their mills from time to time in deâ€" fiance while Shaffer still hopes to comâ€" pel respect for the voice of labor, and the existence of unions. _ Meanwhile merchants in the affected districts have cancelled orders, as the buyers are holding on to the purse in view of a possible long outing. Ohey Vfust go out lnst., when a lot of his neighbors with pike poles assisted to raise what will prove to be a commodious barn. Its Gimensions are something like 36 to 55 feet and waus frameak by Mr Cumingham Moore of South Glenely. For the fir:t aliempt by Mr M. it reflects credit upon him. The men were captd by Messrs John Weir and Dan McKinnon, the latter winning by a slight margin through some tight mortices en the other side 1 suppose. Mr John Wilson of Dromore ably superintenled everything aud gavre the word of comuand. An event like this is a rare ozcu ence in 1 neighborhood of good barns, consequently the youth snd beauty for miles monnd gatber as if io a picnic. Mauy were the engquirtes about the youth from Maxwell, who seems to voccupy qute a space in the affections of the youug Iadies. Mr Kimmuce of Durham was present part of the day trying to »l ure som» of the boys away to the cement works, buat the pay was not suticien‘. p We are sorty to report this week the continned illness of Mr Jas, Baxter who bas beeu blessed hithert>, during his long lite, with the best of health. We trust that the one thme strong coustitation wiill stand him in good stead at this time. His daughters have juâ€"t been up on their holidays. _ Sirs Walton, (Mary), returned to â€" Toronto. on _ Suturday last, bet Jenny and Helen hbave decided to reâ€" main another week, while Lettie as alâ€" ready reported leit last week for Torouto. They ail look as though there must he bracing air in the city as well as in the country, as they all look the picture of bloomins he «]th. Mrs Chas Long of Toronto, (nee Cath, Watson), is up on a visit to the parental homestead, is well and in good health, { These words set to music may be all right, but applied as they have Léon heroe ;on Thurâ€"day, they lose all their musical rhythn:, it none of their foree when they ) come in the shape of chuuks of 1ee, the size of hen frutb, instead of 1 form of | salutation. A storm of more than nsual lelec:rical energy passed oyer here, Jdoing considerable dgnmage to crops yet outâ€" standing, levelling thein to the graund in some instances, and strippiny the leaves of corn stalks, tursips and potatoes wnile not a house but what bhas sufered in the shape of broken panes of glass, in some iustarces not a pane being left in windows facing gthe storm which came from the north erxt. The noise of the falling bail mingled with thander was | something terriffic. The feuces and buld. ings yet show the dents of the luiiingl missifies. Â¥Frmi hus been badly bruised and knocked off the trees m large qurntiâ€" ties, while some of the chickens of our roted poultry raiser. not being up to dodging, suffered the death penaliy, What crop remaining out is badly thrashâ€" ed in some places, and will have to be cut with a mower, | One of onr old time barn raisings took place at Mr Jonn Horusby‘s on the 16th, | _ *""*Keep good company or mnone. Never be late. _ If your hands cannot he fully employed atiend to the caltivation of your mind. . Always speak the truth, Make few promises. Live up to your engagements. Keep your secrets, if you have any. When you speak to a person, 5 | look him in the free. Good company and good conversation are the yery sinâ€" ] | ews of yirtue. Good character is above all things else. Your character cannot | be essentrally injured except by your own acts. If any one speaks evil of you, let your life be so that none will believe him. Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors, _ Ever live (misfortune exceptâ€" ed ) within your income. When you reâ€" tire, think over what you have done during the day. â€" Never play at a game , of chance, Avoid temptation, through fear that you may not withstand it. Earn money before you spend it, Neyâ€" er run into debt unless you see a way | } out of it again. Never borrow if you | | ean possibly avoid it, Do not marry | until you are able to support a wife. 1 Never speak evil of any ona. Be just | ‘ before you are generons. Keep yourself : innocent, if you would be happy. Save l j when you are young, to spend when t you are old," | 5 'l While looking through a little pocket | note nook of the late Wm. Macfarlane, | his father discovered the following clipâ€" | ping which had evidently been prizcd ’ by the deceased. â€"It forms such a comâ€" | pendium of good advyice that we pubiish ; it. and many of our young people and | eld people too might profitably clip it ! out again and make its precepts a study "as we believe the deceased must have To JAMES IRELAND t Hail}; Hail! Hail! Hail! Watches NORTH EGREMONT. at TRELAAYD S PATHETIC FIND "@I@CC,. _ GWood caompany rsation are the yery sinâ€" Good character is above Your character cannot + «.4 During the heavy rain storm last week the lightning struck the barn of Mr. George Goheen 14 con. and caught fire, but the heavy rain put it out. Some few weeks ago I mentioned that the Presbyterian church people intendâ€" ed to have a(;)ir:mc but they have changâ€" ed their mind and are going to have a Harvest Home. Our people are on the move bhere. Mrs. Scarlett and daught»er were in Durham last week on business, The Misses Neal‘s is going back to Toronto. Miss Serenia Scarlett is going to Cleveland U. 8. to hunt up a friend. Mr. Isaiah McArdle, of Markdale, visited his parents here last week. Thursday evening last a district of little more than a mile wide near the townline of Egremont and Gleaelg was devastated by a hail storm of great seyâ€" erity. _ It began to rain at 4 p. m. and continued for 10 or 15 minutes and slightly cleared up before beginning aâ€" gain a mixture of rain and hail, the latâ€" ter of such a size as to cause dire hayoc. Mr. W. L. Dix on, one of our informants, says that some of the hail was 2 inches in diameter. _ He had about 20 panes of glass broken, and some of his neighbors tared as badly. . Fields of uncut oats looked as if they had been reaped. Showers of green leaves were stripped from the trees, fruit knocked down and corn fields left in a dishevelled state. Six hours afterwards on the north side of a barn the stones could be lifted in shovelfuls. To be exposed to the storm was really unsafe and from another credible source welearned that chickens actually had theirt heads cut off | It cerâ€" tainly was one of the worst storms this district ever experienced, and the loss to many farmers will be considerable : $50 in some cases will scarcely meet the damage, _ Mr. Dixon is an enthusiastic experimentalist and has six plots of tests on hand which have been injured . more or less, _ LATER.â€"See also North Egremont and Dromote correspondence the remedy that cures 2 <â€".i@ in one day This signature is on every box of the genzins . | _ LIvÂ¥EELY SCENES. â€"From 50 to 100 men ; | are now employed in the grading and | other work in connection with the Cemâ€" | ent Works. _ The track is now outlined , | from the railway alin to the Works, , | and the grading to the lake is also usder | way. There were about 30 teams on , | the other day and we believe more men ,and teams are wanted. Fsrmers 4 and 5 miles away are getting paying wagres for their teams. _ Some of our amateur photographers have been taking views of the cement blocks, stone crusher, &c, Fences are being moved for the buildâ€" ‘ ings and the company seem to be proâ€" ceeding yery Jjudiciously with the work, ‘ Mr. Stanhope was up the other day and ; was pleased with the progress made, | _ Wwere‘s riee PhcrtionarvÂ¥v.â€"Two of the young scribes who from time to time with skill and pains pick up and l send us notes and news from their home fields, hayve in the last week or two shown with what force they can use some of the long and hard words of the | tongue we all speak in. One wrote ‘ from a ** Vale" in the east two weeks l _since and this week a wag from a * Plain in the west comes down like a sledge on |â€" the use of hard words. We feel sure |â€" that some time in the past month they must have gulped down three or four |â€" word books, and by a well known law ! the big words work their way to the top. We stand dazed by the I‘ght of such a wealth of words ; we have been asked will the thing spread and so to prove that it wont we have in this note | & used none but small words as a set off | to those ** of learned length and thun. | ! dering sound " found in theirs. Be sure ; to read the * Plain " man‘s piece and 1 see if you don‘t need the dic tion ar v. | . LCC -~oâ€"fi";é‘ Bromo;{)!,:iflifle Tablets Young men don‘t swear, There is no occasion for it outside of a printing office, where it is useful when the paper is behind time. It also comes in handy in proof reading, and it is indispensable when the ink works badly and the press begins to buck. It is somet imes brought into use when the foreman is mad, and it has been known to entirely remove that tired feeling of the editor when he looks over the paper after it is printed, Outside a printing office it is a foolish practice, Sex» IT To Dayâ€"We are oifering the Review to Jan. 1, 1902 for 25¢, Have you a friend who would appre ciate its weekly visits? Give us his _nameand address on a post card toâ€"day Toroxto SEow.â€"For the information of those attending to go to Toron‘:o Fair, we are able to announce the special Grand Trnnk days from Dutham station which are ; Thursday of this week and Tuesday and Thursday of next week. The fare for the round trip is $2.35, C 7 /2 Spices, all kinds, pure and fresh at Darling‘s Drug Store. For Saitcre or To RExT.â€"Brick cotâ€" tage on Mill St. W. Lammaw A Violent Hailstorm. . Additional Localc. â€"â€"# $ . â€"â€"._â€"_._._ Hopeville. 5 h RweAASC C ncanneit alfe: 60 N1 n w elels n ce n ing to go to Toron‘:to able to announce the mnk days from Di ham are ; Thursday of this track J1s now outlined in to the Works, the lake is also us der _ about 30 teams on To REXNT.â€"Brick cotâ€" W. Lampmaw. )AYâ€"We are oifering Jan. 1, 1902 for 25¢, d who would appre h d Thursday of the round trip THE DURHAM REVIEW s his | â€"day ! W. H. Jenkins. For Annual Announcements or other informaâ€" tion. apply to * The fees yare ; For County or(;rey pupils, Ten dollars ‘F;r year ; for pupils from other counties, Ten to Twelve dollars a vear. The Staff consists of eight teachers, ArL SPECTAL I®Ts, and men of the highest professional standing: The Equipment is thoroughly modern and efficiâ€" ent, and among the best in Ontario. The Owen Sound Collegiate Institute will reâ€" open for the Fall term on .’I“ues«lny. Eept. 3rd, at 9 a. m., when pupils will be enrolled and classified and classes organized for the General Course ; the Commarcial Course ; for all grades of Teachers‘ Certificates ; for Pass and Honor Junior and Senior Matriculation, and for entrance into all the learned professions. Tueâ€"day, Sep. 3. ‘0O 1 South Grey, Durham, Sept 24â€" 25. Industrial, Poronto, Aug. 26â€"Sept 7. Wesitern Fair, London, Sept 5â€"114. Glenelg, Markdale, October 8â€"9, Proton Tp., Dundalk. October 1â€" 3 North Grey, Owen Sound, October 2â€" Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept 1 iâ€"22, Guelph Central, Guelph, Sepe 1 ..â€"19. Northern, Walkerton, Sept 18â€" i. Peterboro Central, Peterboro, 8. »t 24 Great Northern, Collingwood, 8 t 24 North Western, Goderich, Oct 1 â€"2, Bentinek, Hanover, October 1â€"2. #6.15 1 Mileh Cowsâ€"Prices were steady at $30 to $45. . Not many wnuted, Sheep and Lambsâ€"Prices for lambs were again 25¢ lower at $4 to $4,50 ver ewt,. Export sheep were entier at $3,40 to $3,60 per ewt, Hogsâ€"Steady and unchanged at $7,25 per,ewt for selects, $7) tor cornâ€"fed and $2,25 to $3.25 for stockers and $3,25 to $4,50 for light to short keep feeders, Mileh Cowsâ€"Prices were steady at $30 w uh 4 ~ 1+ P t eeners and Stockersâ€"Few offered to a rather weak demand. â€" Prices rauged from ho d t uie rak o a ) on es pol vominneaint sars P P aind prices rain Itroiu $4.75 to $5,12} for best stock, and medium srades including light weights, were sold at $4.25 to 4,60. Burchers‘ Cattle â€"Smaller offerings met a brisker Jemund at unchanged prices, The best lots were firm ut $4,40 to $4,75 and choice were steady at $4 to $4,50. Other grades were unchanged at $2,75 to $3,75. Export Casttleâ€"Steady prices ran from §$4.75 to stock, and medium srades weights, were sold at $4.25 Trade in cattle toâ€"day was brisk, as the supply was not so large as has been the rule lately. Prices beld steady to firm, but quotably unchanged. _ Stock was well taken. Sheep were easior and lambs lower. _ Hogs were uuchanged. _ Other limes were steady. The run was light in cattle and hervy in sheep and hogsâ€"56 loads, 659 cattle, 1,650 sheep and lambs, 25 calyes »nd 1,800 hogs, _ Good veal calves were wanted. inidn®avitn 8 ud listadankduss 1 h ataind < s dh ic Ericeville. : A new â€" i%..4.fs asi 4 a ): premises with pump neu by. Good land. Clear title will be given,. â€" Apply to Mrs, Mary MceNulty, Being lot No. 53 on the 3rd Con. 5. D. Road, Glenelg, containing 50 acres, 1} miles south of the flourishing village of Boinacili.. 0 100 acre farm in Sullivan Township, No. 4 of 29, 4th con., 80 acres cleared 20 acres good bush. First class build ngs, young orch ard and good water: Clear of all enettimbrances. Apply to RoBt. A. MiLuus, Valetta, Kent County. after. Any motion to set aside or quash the same or any part thereof, must be made within three months from the date of aegistration and cannot be made thereâ€" ) s _ _wNotice is her:by given that a Byâ€"law was passed by the Municipal Council of the Town of Durham, cn the 2Brd day of July A. D. 1901. providing for the issne of debentures to the amount of $1300.00, for the Purpose of purchasing a site for the bui divgs otf The National Portland Cement Company., Limited and that such Byâ€"law was registered in the Registry Oftice, of the South Riding, ‘ of the County of Grey. on the 25th day ‘ of Juy A. D; 1901, Notice is her :by gi was passed by the M the Town of Durham of July A. D. 1901. issune of debentures $1300.00, for the rurp a site for the buildijae THE OWEN SOUN ) Collegiate Institute Dated the 25th d for lights and fats Staff and Equipment Principal wam*fi Farm For Sale. Live Stock Market Toronto. PUBLIC NOTICE. Loi 53, Con. 3, 5 D. R. Priceville, Ontario, ‘ntl]eâ€"â€"S!’mu(]\' demand, and FOR SALE. REâ€"OPENING War, A. AxpERrsox, Terms. FALL FAIRS Jno. Rutherford, ay Clerk, of July A. D. 1901 Sec‘yâ€"Treasurer PE ) t 24â€"26 )t 214â€"27 Sheets containing terms and conditions of Sale and information as to Areas and Lots and Conâ€" cessions comprised in each Berth will be furnisbâ€" ed on application, either personal or by letter, to the Depariment of Crown Lands, Teronto, or the Crown Timber Agencies at Ottawa, Sault Ste. Marie and Port Arthur, » Atthe same time and Em certain fnrteiudl aud abandoned Berths in the Townships of Digby, | Sherborne and Lutterworth, in the District of | Haliburton and County of Victoria, will bej offered for sale, the purchasers of these latter, Ber:)bs to have the right to cut all kinds of | timber. UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuâ€" ant to authority of Orders in Council, the Red and White Pine 1 imber in the followâ€" ing townships in the DISTRICT OF ALGOMA, uamel :-Tgo Townships of Grabam (part} Hart, (Â¥u'tier. Levack, Jarvis Anderson, Chesley, Gillmor, Whitman, Curtis and Rutherford (part), and certain nreas between the Pigeon River and the Arrow River waters in the District of Thunâ€" der Bay, will be offered for sale by Public Auction at the Parliament Buildini:l. in the Ci? of Torâ€" onto. on TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of ONE o‘clock in the afternoon. yoo‘ imit t of Crown Lands, Toronto, June 1,1901. "WOOU:srerhriisissares T UFRCY Ei+ is ces rrrrrrcrcm Potatoes, per bag....... f T P DIHID:, rrss¢iirarr4ts SDHOFESLArrre rarnibrwer 293248 Besf, per CWi..........., TRORUG eb reyc+Â¥s iss +455 0% Dressed Hogs, per ewt Hogs, Live weight..... Butter, fresh roll per Ib Butter, Tub.............. T@ESâ€"rrrevriesirrsrrsask se Hides, per ewt.......... Calfskins, per lb........ SheepskIN8:.....;....+.,s Tallow readered per lb Lard, POKIbD::s:sssrssss:: HBY sisxsassncenes MAbE: : serasav snn van se deetceeeeeeee FIQUL:::>seti+ +ss +k WIHECRb:s s rta xxcres +4 PeAS.i.:ssÂ¥isissss+4s BAtIGY.::+s«++++++«+ss $ NEW DURHAM MARKETS. fâ€"] /A Jou get a lb. tin conâ€" aining a Tine out glass tumbter for 25 ets. AUCTION SALE 84884088 ee82e8ee2.0e 4A Delights this senge beâ€" cause it,is blended to suit the taste. .It posseses the necessary smoothness, the proâ€" per strength and the exact aroma to make it popular with all coffee consumers. There is no sense more accurate than taste. It is hard work to deceive it and wrong to abuse it ONTARIO ARCHIVEsS TORONTO oFr TIMBER BERTHS. 43 s Rurnett. ; YORK COFFEE E. J. DAVIS, Commissioner Crown Lands L 9 00 +) 30 00 40 35 14 14 { 12 10 00 1 90 65 65 40 36 90 35 No 36 50 15 15 15 10 _ â€"J. P. TELFORD. ; Company and private Funds to Loan on | Morigages at lowest rates of interest. Valuation i made *v a competent and careful Valuator. $ ’ 0 g Office, over G1ant‘s store, Lower Towa SOLICITOR IN SUPREME COURT, NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, ETC. BARRISTER. and on terms to suitfborrower. OFFICEâ€"Meintyre Block, _ _ BARRISTER, SOLI ITOR, NOATRY PUBLIC â€"CONYEYANCER, ac. Officeâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN. DURH 4AM. Collections and Agency promptly attended to Wills, Deeds, Mo:su.gel. Leases, Agreements &e.correctly prepared. Estates of deceased perâ€" sors louked after and Executor‘s and A«@minisâ€" trators‘ Accounts prepared and {mufied Burrogate Court Business, Probate of Wills,. Letters of Adâ€" minstration and Guardianship Obtained, gearâ€" chas wade in Registry Office and Titles reported OFFICEâ€"â€"McKenzie‘s Old Stand 4 Durham, Ont. Collections of all kinds * Farms boug promptly attended to 1| _ and voldq ARTHUR H. JACKSON arrister, Notary, Gonâ€" veyancer, {te., é{tc..... Money to Loan at reasonaole rates ()FFI(‘E FIRgsT DOOR EAST CF the Durnoam ~Pharmacy Calder‘s Block. Residence first door west of the old Post Office, Durham. &.ll Charges Moderate J. G HUTTON, SAVINGS BANKk _ .izerest allowe" m savings bank deposits of $1.00 in upâ€" wards _ Prompt attentio »nd every facility afforded customec;. | ing at a distance, NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, &« cONVEYANCER, vaALuaAToR Insurance Agent, A general Banking business transacted Drafts issued and collections made on all points. Deposits received and inter= est allowed "t current rates, RESIDENCE and OFFICEâ€"O14 Bank UPPFR TOWN, DURBHAM . Telephone Connection No. 10 ’CAPITAI.. Author CAPITAL, Paiad up RESERVE rFUXND AGENTS in all J Ontario, Quebec, States and England Dr. T. G. HKOLT L. D. S. MONEY TO LOAN G. LEFROY McCAUL. Py, 57 7, ; 10t 1. con.1, E. G, R, Glenelg on Garafraxa Road convement to Durâ€" ham. This tifty acres is a snap at price asked, Lot 7, con. 3, Normanby, the ‘Fee‘ farm, belong to a company, and is offepâ€" ed at low figures, PM. balop,, 3 _: "*VrMandy, the ‘Fee farm, belong to a company, and is offepâ€" ed at low figures, I have a large number of other propâ€" erties in town and country and will sell Ot trade. W. S. DAVIDSON. Lot 28, Con. 2, w. G. R., Bentinck a splendid improved farm convenient to l'fulham. Very cheap, 64 acres near Allan Park on Durham Road. _ Splendid buildings, good land, will sell cheap or trade, Lot 18, con, 14, Bentinck,. near Louise P. O, In hands, of a Company.~ Fine place and must go to some one, .Ord Div, lot 7. con.1. E L is munllli_ DENTISTRY. Membor College Physicians and Suvrgoonu‘ Ontario, oFFICE HOURS . McPHAIL He has a big list of Property for Saje including the following : DURHAM AGENCy Fortunes 9â€"12 4. m The Head Office, Toronto W. F. COWAN, President. GEO. P. REID, Manager. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Grey. D. MePHAIL, Hopeville P. 0 C. RAMAGE Durham. Private Money to Loan, BMAY Bypbe itl&ei BthW _ H. H. Miller, he Hanover Conveyancer J KELLY, Agent. Authorized Paid up. .. FUNXND .. . all principal points .n ec, Manitoba, United 100% {(Over the Bank 2â€"4 p. m > > > > . $82,000,000 ... . _ 600,000 ht