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Py 3 CREMATION,â€"We are in receipt of an elegantly gotten up pamphlet entitled ** Cremation, its History, Practice and Advyantages " issued by the Mount Royal Cemetery Co., Montreal, who have just opened the first ‘Crematorium‘ in Canada. â€" There are, it seems 24 such in the States and many in Europe, and this new method of disposing of the dead is rapidly coming into favor. The repugnance connected with burning our dead will rapidly give way we beâ€" lieve when consideration is given to the matter as one of the necessities of modetn sanitation. â€" The funeral proâ€" cession haying reached the Imil({ing enters a conservatery, from thence passes through an ante room to the crematorium, an elegant room Where religious services can be held. This over, the coffin, made of the simplest material, is conveyed in a few seconds to the receiving chamber and placed in the retort, and the operation is not nearly so trying to frienss and relatives as that of lowering the coffin into the yawning grave. No one except by agreement is allowed to witness the incineration, and the ashes of the deâ€" deceased are at the disposal of the !'eh\lliyes the follo_wing morning. Sureâ€" At the close of the examinatcion a programme of recitations, songs and choruses rendered by the pupils 5elight ed an audience of interested parents and friends ; after which Mr_ Barry (chairman) and Mr McKenna added not a little to the enjoyment of the occasion by a number of comic song selections. Pupils and visitors were then treated to some delicious taffy. for which thanks were due Mrs Quirk. ly this passage from -;.)-n;t-lj'e-f-a.t;'tio;“.t‘o purity is to be preferred to the slow and unthink@ble processes o# the grave. Mis« Nichol. teacher here,. is spending the holidays at her home in Cwen Sound. Mr Albert Hopf left last week for Milâ€" verton, where he has secured employment for the summer. . * Mr Thos. Little lefy last week for Alberâ€" ta where he will probably take up land. * Mr. Henry Hopt left Friday for Napâ€" erville Hlinis. Mr. Jno. Lefevre, spent part of last week with Bentinek friends. _ Rev. Mr. Bailey ocenupied the pulpit here Sunday. Miss V. Ball spent part of last weok with friends in Holsisin. ° Mr. Jno. Lobsinger face is wearing a proud samle this week. Its a boy. sinizes insss Te We enc ccuriocye Sr Form 2â€"Mary H. Vasey. John Mcâ€" Kenna, John Parks, Maggie Gillen, May Vasev. A Fine Thoroughâ€"Bred Durham Bull Mina Lad 3rd is offered for sale by the undersigned. Heis 18 mos. old, color red, and in every wa{ a desirable animal. Pedigree supplied. Lot 66, Con,. 2 E. G. R., Glenelg. Jr Form 2â€"David Donnohue. Form 1, Pt 2â€"Hanna Barry, Robert McCartney, Form 1â€"Wilbert McCartney, Cecil Vasey. 4 Regularity of _ attendance, Walter McDonald. mFina v:;xuber Fas appeared ~once ore, and everybody is prepari s eeding ybody is preparing for Mr Thos MeComb purchased a fine mare from Mr Jolhn Tarnball, of Benâ€" tinck. Miss Maggie McelInnis and mother, who have both been ailing for some time past, are on the mend we are glad to say. Mr. Thos,. MeAualty section man here ha« resigned bis position with the comâ€" pany to go to Durbam to work in the Cement works, and Mr. Wm. McMitchell takes his place here. Mr â€"â€"â€" McKinnon and sister Kate of Bentinek, visited the MceCormick family here one day last week. Mr Grant McCormb was‘nt feeling very well for a day or so last week. We suppose it was a slight attack of the grip. Form 3â€"Nellie Barry, Lottie Drew, Walter McDonald and Benny Mays eq.. Willic Drew. A secondâ€"hand coyered buggy double seated, swellâ€"bodied, will be sold at a bargain. Running gear as good as new. Also a light waggon on bu% running ear. Apply at REeviEw ce, Durâ€" Few farmers are going into live stock more than Mr William Britton, he bayâ€" ing bought three cows in the last three weeks. Mr Joiuin McCoskery wife and family left last week for their home m Stewarâ€" town after spending their Easter holiâ€" days with Mrs McCoskery‘s parents here. Mr Sazn McComt is at presens laid up with la grig, but hope he will soon be around again. * Miss M. Whiteford | visit friends in Michigan The Hulsteimn football club has been reorganizing. Jno. Waddell Pres., ; W. J, Sharpe How. pres., aud W. Kedslie, G. Klempp, G. Calder J. H. Brown and 8. T. Orchard, Directors. The post office has been removed from W. T. Petrie‘s to the old stors kept by Mr. Brown. Sr. Form asev, Barre DORNOCH SEPARATE SCHOOL, SV COVERED BUGGY FOR SALE. DURHAM BULL FOR SALE. orm ister â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"# # 4@ â€"â€"â€"â€"_.__ K. M. Rvax. Teacher. BUNESSAN. HOLSTFIN. M Exam,. Honor Roll. 1â€"Camilla Barry, Nellie Hampden gC@ie #S Wax. NicHor, McKenna, Willie elt Saturday to | McIntyre Block, â€" Round the Corner There is a touch of elegance aâ€" bout our productions that apâ€" peals to every woman of refined taste. This touch is ever a thing ol PRESENT but not so is PAST MISS DICK‘3 MILLINERY Easter of 1902 is There is no mock value represâ€" ented in our prices, as our large sales and successful opening tesâ€" tifty. Our large spring assortâ€" ment of readyâ€"mades is ready now and for the immediate None but the initiated know â€" the accuracy required in a printing office, says the Press Spectator. The average reader who detects a misspelled word or a letter upside down feels that his mission on earth is not fully accomplishâ€" ed till he has called the attention of the overworked editor to the glaring defect. He does not notice the thousands and tens of thousands of letters that are in the ‘right place, not the multitude of words correctly spelled, but his eagle eye is glued on the one thas is out of place, So it is with our deeds. Man does a thousand good deeds and no attention is paid to them ; but if he make one mistake it is flashed all over the world. A hfetime may be spent in building up a reputation that may be wrecked in a moment. The world is a harsh critic, exacting to a fault. and if the Father of all does not temper justice with mercy we may fail of heaven.â€"Ex. WE NEVER HAD SUCH A LARGE and varied Stock. Every one who has seen it is delighted with the beautiful designs, rich colorings and the low prices. _ Let us figure on your roomsâ€"you will be surâ€" prised at the triflling cost and the tasteful efiect. i In several ways the war in South Africa disturbs precedents, ln _ none more than in Britsh efforts to educate Boer chikiren. Think of a nation at war, first gat hering in camps to protect and feed them the wives and children of their enemies, then while war is still continuing, â€" involving _ an _ enormouns variety of the gravest responsibilities and anxieties, this nation makes elaborâ€" ate efforts to provide the children of its foes not merely with wholesome food for the body, but for the mind, The world‘s lhistory shows no precedent nor parallel of such a course. And asblind crew of other nations, aided by proâ€" Boers at home,. stand off and bellow about the British manner of conducting the war. â€" QOitawa Journal. LIL &A W A L L __mACFARLANE & CO. Druggists and Booksellers. All Paper Trimmed Free of Cost. Call and see us. Our stock is first class, our staff is comâ€" petent, our prices are right. STAOKS OF I WALL PAPER iss Dick, that makes your horses glad. In every town. and village , _ may be had, ‘u:\ the 4 t Mica ) Axle Grease R E. AP AXPF EK P AP E R §=.) THE ROYAL VICTORIA Satisfactory remuneration will Zbe paid to a man desiring to takejup the business. Former experience in Life Insgyrance not indispensable, Address commnnications to ( A. C. THOMAS, Supt. of Agencies 6 West, King St. Toronto, Ont Wants a District Agent for Durham. ‘ Shewell _ _ 2 & Lenahan Bm on te on y m m ha o hn on paPoa m o i e ie o o e o e o o e o css e e t Life Insurance Co. of Canada $3.75. to $10 Diners, common chairs, bedsteads and chairs, stands. washâ€" Extension Tables $5.00 to $18.00, Sideboards $7.50 to $30 Parlor Suits $18 to $55 Jfiewell & ocenafian Durham, Ont g ommenen en emarerenemenennatmarareravenmmenenren peterns Undertaking attended to day or night at small profits, " We deliver our goods in town or country. Call and see for your benefit and savemoney. Merry Xmasand Happy New Year to all. Iron arnd brass beds from Best made brass bed 17.00 15.00 14.00 $13.00 $12.00 $10.50 We have a large stock of furniture on hand and will sell at reduced prices for the next four weeks Made by the best manufacturers. Good reasons for it, never before have we shown such handsome T1:immed Hats, never before had we such a great variety, such an opportunity to buy something different from what one sees elsewhere. Our Values this season are unprecedented, we do not lay stress particularly on cheap Hats as we have a range of all prices. We have about SFI/200 Worth THE DURHAM REVIEW Bedroom Suits now at . 66 of New Millinery Goods alone to choose from, which we largely imported direct from Willis, Nelson & Co., Glasgow, by so doing we saved the middle man‘s profit which we are willing to share with you Come in the forenoon and avoid the rush and you will have a better opportunity to be waited on properly. ). #A Mfortock. CASH and ONE PRICE 6¢ 6. 66 4¢ ;i‘f;{: fiifl $14.00 $13.00 $12.50 $12.00 $10.00 $9.50 $25.00 ONTARIO ARCHIVESs ‘ TORoNnto 21 REv .Epwarp A. WiLsO®, Brooklyn, New York. The undersigned having been restored to health by simple means, after suffering for seyâ€" eral years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease CONSUMPTION, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of curc. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the preser:ption used, which they will find a sure cure for Consumpâ€" TION, ASTEMA, CATARRE, BRONCHITIS and sl1 throat and lung MAarADIEs, He hopes all suftâ€" erers will try his remedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will A large stock of tancy Rockâ€" ers. _ A big discount on Par lor Tables, Easels, Jardinere Stands, Hall Cabinets, Picâ€" tures and Musi c Racks. Guaranteed for ro yrs. The best bed spring ade is the Cable il spring, will not g or frame twist Mattresses from $2.50 to $5,.50. W e sell the. ** Victor" the best made. Lounges from $4.50 to §$7.50. 8 Couches from $6.50 to $19.00. TO CONSUMPTIVES. Hrrockâ€"MCINNISâ€"At the residence of the bride‘s patrents, on March 26th, by Rev. John Little, Chatsworth, Mr. Fredrick Hillock, of Georgetown, to Emelea J. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George McInnis, of Arnott. ‘Woopsâ€"EARLLâ€"At the residence of Mr. S. Earll. Holland, by Rev. J. Little, Chatsworth, Mr. C. Woods, of Burrow Bay, to Miss L. Earli, of Holland Centre. MarsHALL.â€"In Egremont, on Sunday, April 6, Maggie, youngest child of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Marshall, aged 9 mos. RosEâ€"At Uisken, Bunessan, Mull, on the 18th February, Catherine Camâ€" eron, aged 94, widow of the late Duncan Rose. Deepl regretted.â€" g’h‘ aboye notice ts(en from the ban Times of March 18, refers to A relative of the McLean‘s of Bentinck, ; SEEDSMAN & DRUGGIST â€"â€" _ _ â€" DURHA M x Mn ww« 0200000000000 60000 60QOAQa m o1 * Ep.] C Igin and Waitham Works. solid Gold Bow., Only $12.00 to kt Gold filled warranted to ranted to wear 25 years with wear 20 years $10.00, In Nicklecase $5.50. In In 14 kt Gold filled, warâ€" MONEY TALKS = LADIES‘ WATCHES GENTS WATCHES. M DIED. JA BARGLAY & NOBLE Mardware. CALL Any person in want of a Ciothes Wringer will find a variety to choose from by calling on us. 3urney Stoves Se8888%4 In â€" Hand Saws, Hammers Squares, Chisels, ’\Iallets. Levels Planes, Trowels, etc., our assort ment cannot be equalled. Our Stock is now complete, and if we have not got what you require please let us know, WOOLLEN and RUBBER and full lines of Horse Blankets., We never do things by halves. On Good iFriday Car No, 28077 arriyed at the station loaded with Hardware consigned to W. Black. This week we as: attention to our new line of CUTTERs, ROoBEs, s os RUCS Tartt LGine of WJaxwett vester Drill w1th steel wire conductors. NEW IMPLEMENT AGENCY Winter is approaching and those _ needing stoves should not fail to seeours. Also Clare makes. BARCLAY & NOBLE APRIL 10, 1902 . BLack. and see our faâ€" mous Sylâ€" ind 81 TW(I::' CROI APRI Mack MISS LADIES: taken th Conserv affili Pupils 1 dz He We c HE SEL CHE U cori DR no