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Oec tg.-N9ilbset McQueen one of Not- i lbw-nuts ouurgmnng humus, took a ”and trip “womb the counties bf Gav I Bruc- and Wolhngtou during the Full. Wir., ending up with Pncevillo's World's Fair. Mr McQueen In] his mother 'i'iii home the last are: in September, called It Thomhury and spent two hours “1 Muhml. Cr. says thin is the best Inuit malty he ever unveiled through though ”plea are some. this [all and high prices at. being paid for winter Kurds. Good tall ntrpus can't near till the demand but plums no a drug on the market, There l drove to Owen Sound in time for the N. Grey is" hat " mst houses an: the main l thew and the nu) had spoiled the race hacks " was wuwlhiug of a lamina: The grain. especially the tall “heat. was good, loner the: sea. uh of Ee be in by Ge but GI by Geo. Snell, “Lo also hm! some nne calves. Some of the tiuest sheep he ever av were at Pricenlle and he gnaw home with the eonelusioo [wood “pun him that '0 must atop growing when owing to the pout ot the Hanan FirPettn on account at the bug. More oats and Barley with more summon to dock miaing Will make no" money unit! and tune“ the lam! as wall. by Geo. Snell, who also mm sum cslves. some of tho tiuest sheep h av were " 1'rieeolle and he goes with the conclusion forced upon Lit '0 must amp growing when owing It Mr Robinson Haw of I tad his hon George hero of friend. and "lawn. It A. bieDonald passed though here with l large drove oi cattle. adding five bead in Boothville. H. is buying for a man down country. Mia Victoria Nekeehnie visited here Inst week. Nis- Both and Mr McKenzie visited Blown-ville moods. Sandy Rich-an km a nil-labia horse I ink or x0 ax". Mr and Mrs Goo Lawrence visited " NON. Wslron'tr iast Sabbath. The ntupnyen of S S No. " bold . muting a» decide on a new school and coo-id" the material ut which to build it. ARC: discussion cement. was decided on - though it emailed wniung tor . you to get the bo.t. We are bony to record the amt]: orMrn Juan Calder qeuo died on t3th ima, l u Calder but been tiling tor whom in I can“ god in spin ol til tbat :. ved ones a! phyrlcians couid do the gum reaper and}. chime} his victim. Mus. Calder w " ”an 6 mouths 26 days old. She lone; behind her to mmml her 1000 her husband. three sons. two daugh- mo and two any" Mrs Maleoto McPluil. In Anni. Clark. and .1150 “use brothers Archie HtCunig. Nell and Findlay. Hot-h sympathy In leis for the bereaved [Inland 1nd children. church and gentle temp her enemy “knowledge her Ilckne! Nortuou C' while the l the funeral ll While nu Ills breast I lean my head And breuthe my ltte out sweetly there. Among the Ineuda from a distance were : Arch McConnel. Arnn. Arch and Alex Colder Arthur, and Laughin McMullen. Ind a number of others. Mr and Mrs Behold are homo from their wedding trip and settled wily in their new homo. We welcome Mr and In Ronald to our neighborhood, Mes "ester ond Mrs Joins M Marshall, Glands. united hen last weak. v Hitstlon Clark Ind Mia Flora Ne. Camel visited friends noun-l be" but cool. srL Florence McKenzie in baggage! with Mm John larshall. Sptingbank for We montlu. - " When wandering over hills and this: home sweetly the echo will come buck when she “In. Georgie." John lcQueon was to Dntlmm on I Saturday in the interests of the 1tyy'fl uhool house. w. have yet to learn of l the hunk. l In Mclnsyw ot Balsam Valley Vinita] l Booshville short time ago and her step is i, " light an Ivy young girls and judging by l tho many laughing we heard that eyen- '; in: she in u comncal u ever. I What might have been a Serious run-sh w.) huppened on Pncoville show dual I! Amino chinnou Edith and luxgie‘ Campbell when coming home just before dark and while alum; the horseadriuk at a creek not: are ,ecknttlty'ts the can wheel broke and the horse, a spirited one, made I duh and gave them A cold bath. laugh found herself tangled in the hues nod ane a quick march to the top of tho hill. Edith med worse use ”than badly bruised. Mr Campbell and bind not won; pox: no, to gather tho Ing- mnu but they no null looking for the Mrs Cal nubiol --.A Dominion Campaign on a small scale may soon be looked tor as there no 13 vocanciu to till in the House of Commons. " I l' Ina- uuvunu -'Ne."-"" h __ FF is to be held early in January. He will now be blamed for putting off the all My. while had he not had a aes- -. tun In-.. “a... " "I: ll. g "nu-v ".- __ __ don. 'A would have been guilty cf; Mtattitttt to the people before his time. t .C'.ii"iiiiier Ross has announced plainly that anothegseuign of tile legislate}? BOOTBVILLE. wue 0m.l er Wu! ". Rev Mr unlupueu am: an. eduville. otrteitsted n the house Jev. Mr Ionian; accompanied so M oant F oreet cemetery. ran make a dying bed, at: IS downy pillows are. " In WtMbtt mu th member oi Furl-aim run worm-u of a quiet and r and we believe would do I good tum. Her triemis the kindness " the Rev. Mr ”mute. In visninu her during Rev Mr Campbell and Rev. he Port Hope, visa- , and n numb“ When Hon. Sydney Fisher, Domin-" ion Minister oi Agriculture, was in; Great Britain last summer he made strong representations to the, President of the Board of Agriculture in regard to the importation of store cattle from Canada, asking that in this matter Canada be treated in the same wa as Ireland " an integral part of the grit- ish Empire and not as a oreign country. He also addressed a number oi meet- ings of farmers and others interested in this trade, and since his return the agitation has been kept up in the Old Land. The Scotch farmers want Can- adiun cattle and have exerted every inflttenee to have the present law of restriction repealed but witl:out suc. cess. The British stock Iwt,cdersde- maul protection naninst Canada, al- though they are more than willing to ‘ we-lcmne Canadian bu.vcrsofpure, bred stock who pay bigpriecs for the best animals. That ills policy of protection will be cuntinnvd as long as tlw flight Ibrt,t. ll, W Hnneury i, l’i'osiilunl of tir, l', ard or Awoulturt' is shown by tin t'slj,rnv"rit,..r,' from the Edinburgh C',. os;,, P H. \l"li('|l mi l ictulwi' 1)tli. ---The mum lien. it W. Haahury, M. P., ( President of the Board of Agriculture 1 “ti,“ ln rytinrrttrghtoitay. in thefore- i neon he received 'n the City Chambers 'i a deputation representing all parts of 1 Scotland in favor of the removal ot the restrictions on the importation of Cam I admn cattle. Mr Ilanbury on this occasion was accompanied by Sir J acob Wilson. The deputation, which was a very large one, included Bailie Brech- m,Glasgow. Mr. M. Smith, Dtlzeor- die, Brechin ; Mr W. F. Bell, Luthrie Bank , Mr A. llutcheson. Beechwood, ‘Perth; Mr Nathaniel Dunlop, Clyde Trust; Mr Henry D. MeCrxrmbie. and Mr Milton, ot Kemnay. The case for the deputation was stated by Mr Hallie Brechin, who commented upon the careful examination made of all Can. adian store cattle landed in Glasgow, and upon the (act that they had not had a single case of pleura. They thought the time had now arrived when thew restrictions should be re- lmoved. tor it the farmer were to be iy.eyeyiat.td, m his trouble, outlay l and care it was to be from the feeding I ot Canadian Cattle. Free trade should i be allowed in cattle as in many other things. Mr WmSmith said that all they asked was the right possessed by every tradesmen in Scotland gave themselyesr-the right to buy their raw imaterial cheapest and best. If, he said. the three great industries of , Edinburgh were compelled to buy their raw material in the United iKingdom alone, the breweries would ' soon be out of existence. Scottish ' whiskey would be practically annihio , 'ated. Canadian cattle, he claimed. gi were the soundest and healthiest that r passed through the farmers hands. I Mr W. F. Bell claimed that if disease once existed in Canada there had r I been no trace of it for years Mr A. _ I Hutcheson. Mr N. Dunlop, Mr M'Crom. ' Ne and Mr John Mitchell, Newburgh, q l also spoke in support of the plea of the .ldeputation. all eager to show that I .n.......t:.m gnu-n cattle were absolutely :‘m- Bum-(l of Agriculture is " thc tlvllmvin: front the lid Evening Hcspatelryt Oetober'A Right Hon. " W. Hanbury, President of the Board of Ag was in Edinburgh to-day. In not-n he received in the City C n deputation representing all Qondnml in tavor of the remo, EINADIAN swag: CATTLE IN BRITAIN. “UP“WUIVIII ‘v-- _.,._' - - Canadian store cattle were absolutely free from disease. Mr llanbury. in replying to the deputation. pointed out that this matter was provided for by an Act ot Parliament passed so recently as 1896, and he believed there would be a distinct majority in the Honse of Commons who would make it impos- sible for any Government to pass a measure repealing: that Act. He pointed out that it applied to live animals from all over the World. and Canada was on exactly the sumo foot- ing as any other country. Any alter- ation, therefore, must effect every other country that could supply them with store cattle. Then there was the perfectly insuperable dittienlty that they could nor reverse their treaties at a moment's notice. Be thought he was taking what in the end was the best course for farmers, and certainly for the consumer at large, iwhen he said that sofar as he was concerned " mind was very clearly made up. He did not think there was any possibility of his yielding to this demand as long as he was Minister of Agriculture. He hoped that by thus speaking out strongly he would bring home their minds and the minds of breeders that so far as he and this Government were concerned. and so tar as all Governments were concerned the policy of 1896 was the established 1 policy of the country. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. i In Me Estate of Thomas Slot/mm. late '; ofthe Tottmtship of Gleuetg, in the I County of Greg, Farmer, Deceased. l mice 13 hereby given. that all [unsung ! N having claims ngninsb the estate of the late Thomas Stothart. who died on (u about the 19th day at April, A. D., i 1% are required to send by post, pre- "raid, or mat-liver to J. P. Telford, Sol. , I icltm for liie above Estate. an or before As he closed s/ was greeted with cries of " Rubbah " and bh Have an- other election." the 20th;day of November, 190l, theh. mun . . atitie and a 'lllril)ll;,'li their claims and t ity if 30%. held l, and that me! the the dece sed will the par! as smith gard nu y to dun then In 'e notice. Dated his 22nd d ' mun . . addresses. and descriptions, " 'lelritl'lt)llilC'l of particulars of 'claims and the natured the secur- f an? held " them duly certified. that mm the said day the KSSPtS of lace sed will he distributed among par! as entitled thereto having ro- m: v to the chums of which I shall Ibis 2723'de of October. 1901. J, P. Tir.Leo RD, Bolicitoror the above Estate. Canada, al- 1n willing to "f puye 1red, "iliri,iriiij, "tfWis,Wit?: MTV-"3;?- ;' u v 1 _'t'i,'ili. SAME Ill; :39: GOODS if-i', _?i?li] "i_.:1 'ij] " " iv , - 51 a CASH and ONE PRICE il ‘E Ct . M €§\\,///' 't: F CWi Ile, Y, " averything We invite your attention to the following lines of goods : i South of Middaugh House mt snow or muss l, _,:,i,iiil).i_,i'ri"iiei,s..,.c;,..aii, sittt, 'A., illlitl CULTIVATING, -- -.T. ll, ‘~ " Coulter & SDcott Pgillg Ill 'MIIB . iillliilEi t iltS Cultivators, isc an pa e r 'i3St! ll-ML.,', .- , 1,... rows, Mtttfters, Ete.' Also Scotch 'iiiliECCCn y. I " Diamond narrows. Ch' .- a . m. J: ___". a: Wilkinson Ploughs, number 1 to 20, and repairs of all kinds. Shares, Soleplates, Ete. Nos genuine unless the words tt WILKINSON PLOUGH Comnnv"is 015an each piece. Wilkinson Famous Steel Rolier.made in three sections. In our stock is a revelation of Beauty and Richness. leer Town, The prices lower than you will anticipate when you see the goods. We Invite you to Call ON WHE E CS, Chatham and Snowball Wagons Pulmerston Buggies. Buggies from Campbell ot London. ams Semi}. ikiiGiriist, and supplies. DRESS GOODS' HOSIERY d; UNDERWEAR STAPLES, Very Important We keep step with other distributors in Quality but we are generally a pace behind them in price. . Our Fall Stock is very large and complete - both in Foreign and Domestic Goods. THE DURHAM REVIEW A. GORDON Comprise one of the most attractive feat- ures of our collection and the steady in- crease in this'_branch of our business speaks for itself. A We. offet Bargains in Staples but don't entertain the idea that a " Bargain " im- plies inferiority, or that being a 'bargain' means a job lot. We handle nothing but Bell, Doherty, Thomas and Berlin.'mtaes of PIANO and ORGAN SEWING MACH_INES.__ A large stock of New Raymond and W L number of special lines just received Far below the usual price. ' Clean. Fresh. Reliable Goods _"'ii'li'ii':_NN/e hh/ 'NTI h .tetti. Jeweller for farmers I f I If you want a thorough Business Education or a thorough shorthand Education. You only get an Education once and you should get the best. Students admitted at ‘any time. Full particulars i free. x The season for renewals is again with Ens and we ask out friends to consider I tlm following nth-rs and oblige tth by I making them known to their neighbors. alelv,ll!llll,lli,.aln We Will send the. REVIEW to Jan. l, 19G3. with copy of Canadian Annual. For 81.7 r, REVIEW nnd Weekly Sun Jan. I. 1903 REVIEW and w eekly Mail to Jan. l, “NB. For 81 .00 'ortock. O. MCKINNON. Address C. A. FLEMING, Prin. Owen Sound, Ont. MIRMHIVE OFFERS. Es Lower Town (iifl . H/A/PCN/A/PEI/l CC) {LTTLE CHAIN’S CUTLER? = CU”? SAWS F.3TtaT7"CE=T7;7 ARE SNAPS Haye you seen our stock of CATTLE CHAI FIXTURES. Every farmer should rig them at once and for life. Another shipment of "W. BLACK .. Sun hand. Every person wanting Forks, Spoons examine this stock, Our assortment of CUTLERY is something extr Handled Axes, 65c. Cold Blast Lanterns, 75c. Shut () $2.00. Loaded Shells per doxcn,25c. Washing Machi $3.7S. Clothes Wringers, .125. Wheel Barrows; $: Dasle Chums, 61.60. Fire Shovels, 5c. Sugar Skulls: Odd Knives, 8c. Tack Hammers, we. Buggy Whips Leather Halters soc. Buck Saws, 35c. Candle Lanterns If you require an X out saw, we have a larger m hand than ever before and our price is right. if; 1sii11f-ll1ll?Ei) fr? WM. BLACK. OCTOBER 31, 1901 um iillllillllllll 3mm ls. soon”. hi en [en’s w m. ll “Mull Inn " tes P AMERICAN AND CAN ADIAN COAL OIL. 1 full Hm hoes. MacFarlane 31 Co. Iron? forget ur of [and IV Hall and Librsr-y Hanzing, Banqset. ase, Hand or Stand and Bracket. "MINI Alr llt ttt msuemmn I ett hilt ("HRH wu WEEDS 6 " 't FOR RDCERIES The Best (3“. cheaper than t". t Unhrtahx‘ng Puonr'rm A'rrENitry, HE SELLS CHEAP ! ! We can give l ‘ums - in i Wool M " ityll mud f, it 06-1-0333 31, 1901 Lower Town Draggist & Booksellers AMP Jake Kress. DRY 00005. I" B00'W, & sum 6riest qualit) Fittings -Try t Welsh it is tlu market. For any us. ally 1 If JAKE KRESS illllllilflll1 -.. 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