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902 and bBuggy LIAMS PAINT ty description ¢ in abundance his opportum _ near Dromotre,. and Lot 15, Con. there are good V axwott F. NBLE Sale. LOW LABEL orrectly | e and we ask examine closely ditor ard Proprietor. I A M â€" iv Fork KILLER SORS. Every lons have aâ€" flers M BeEnu, NOBLE the UT with BRUSHES is LACK. Flies if vou buy a cheap ive the best O1 Apply on the 1€ k Urgans nd see ur faâ€" is Sylâ€" i steel Lrop ge tor vour vou can CLAUSS vou re T L AWN OH1 WHIL Bu We nt Lace Curtains 20¢, 00¢, i06, +M and $1.25 a pair. Roller Window Shades, 35¢, each. Heavy Twilled Sheeting 2yds wide, 25¢. a yard. Table Linen 54 inches wide, 25c. a yd. 68 #4 (s 64 a* '-)"C. += Floor Oil Cloth, 1 yd wide, 25¢. a yd. a4 a% 4+ 2 «4 4+ '.')0('. a* Table Oil Cloth, 45 in. wide 25c. a yd. Woman‘s Straw Sailors 3bc. up to W. H. BEAN Don‘t for get want a new pair TWEEDS & YANS GROLERIES we ask Inspection of our TERS S$. sCOTT. § JAKE KRESS “Q“““W““‘ SEEING THINGS properly is of the greatest importance. Distorted, defective or failing vision is a terrible affliction, but RIGHI GLASSES NGAIL HHEH We can give you Bargains. Salada Coylon T sNe ar? 40¢ a Ib. Our ee8888ee840000808e008 A Cigin and Waitham Works HE SELLS CHEAP !! Lower Town Durham Jake Kress. ; DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, :~OTS & SHOES, &e., L adertaking PROM _ Y ATTENDED TO. Of best quality. MacFarlane & Go. In Nicklecase $5.50. _ In 10 kt Gold filled warranted to wear 20 years $10.00." _ LADIES‘ WATCHES. In 14 kt Gold filled, warâ€" ranted to wear 25 years with solid Gold Bow. Only $12.00, will remedy â€"the trouble and remove the cause. Cometo us, testing freeâ€" satisfaction guaranâ€" teed. New Prints are in. Lower Town, JUNE 12, Repairing ® The Best Quali cheaper than ev~ Druggist & Booksellers.! . GORDON GENTS WATCHES. mMONEY TALKS « iget the Big 4, when you pair of Shoes for the spring. CaASH ONLY. FUNITURE Tea, Blauck, or mixed 25¢, 65c, T5¢, 90c touers B6X Jpoc;;lg' ._â€"_ _ Jewelle $ | Brant, N...... Brant, S....â€"..; Brockville. . ... Bruce, N...... Bruce, S. ..... Durham, W..~. D22 €2000y AT k. w k k e a & k ADPUEE B k 0k d k k k in 4 tee Brant, S... ......Preston ..... 343 Brockville........Graham..... 376 Bruce, N...... ..Bowman .... 208 Pruce, S.>.:.~.: * Prumax ::.... © 14 Durham, W.. .« ».Riekard« s..« _ 88 stec.S.: â€"..;1~., AdNWM:..;.,.â€" q N8 Ft. Wm.â€"L. ot W..Cameron...» 360 Grey. N..........Mchay ...., ‘2 Haldimand:......Holmes ....s> 148 Falton. ...... .... Barber.;...4 / 16 Hastings, E. ... .. Russell :..:. 353 Huron, E....... .. Hislop ... ... 465 Huron, W.. ......Cameron .... _ 23 Kent, E.. .«1. .. /+ T6k sn oan.: 200 Kent, W...«,....: P00 ... ..: 368 Kingston....... .»â€"Pense ...... 186 Lambton, E. .. .... Pettypiece .. 104 Lanark, N....... Caldwell .... â€" 81 Leunox:....... «. Madolt â€".: ... 1 Middlesex, E. .... Rontledge ... _â€"1 Middlesex, N..... Taylor ..... 202 Middlesex. W,. .. Ross ........ 604 Monek............ Harcourt. ... 350 Muskoka....... .. Bridgland .« 88 Nipissing, E......James ...... 204 Nipissing, W. .... Michaud ... . 500 Norfolk. .. ...... Charitonâ€".... 16 Grey, N.......... McKay ... Haldimand: ... . ..g:lmes Â¥7%. flalton. ...... .... Datber .;... Hastings, E. ... .. Russell :.. Huron, E....... .. Hislop . ... Huron, W.. ......Cameron .. TLCDt, Bs . a« 1. . 3+ .+ +Lilte, 4xiens ++ KEeHt,. W..«s*«, .. «:PM00; :+*s Kingston. ...... .~Pense .... Lambton, E. .. ... . Petty piece Lanark, N. ...... Caldwell .. Leunox:...... . «. Madolt «.: . Middlesex, E. .... Rontledge . Middlesex, N..... Taylor ... Middlesex. W,. .. Ross ...... Monek............ Harcourt .. Muskoka. ...... .. Bridgland Nipissing, E......James .... Nipissing, W. .... Michaud .. Norfolk, .. ...... Charlton .. Northumberland, W Clarke . Ountario, S.. ...... Dryden .. Oxford, N....... .Pattullo ... Parry Sound...... Carr.. ... Feck. .... .. u«rcrsowiMelt, .: *.: _ Perth, S...........§LOCK.w... Peterboro ‘, E.... Anderson . Peterboro ‘, W . ... Stratton .. Pt. Ar. and R. R. Conmee ... Preseoit. ..... .... Eyanturel. Prince Edward...Currie .... Renfrew, N. ... ... Munro (dee Renfew, 8. . ...... Latchford . Russell...........Guibord .. Simeoe, C......... Da vidson Simeoe, E... ...... Tudhope . Stormount. .. ... ... MeCart,.. Welland, ... .. . ... Grosk.«. : â€" Wellington, E. ....Gibson ... Wentwortk, N. . .. Thompson Wentworth, 8. .. .. Dickenson York.‘E....... .. . RMiehardsor [ Yurk N....... .... NOGVIG. . â€" â€" Ft. Wm. â€"L. ot W.. Members elected with latest revised Najoritics. _ Table of the Members Kieccted Four YTen uBERAL STATSâ€" 31 Ago, With Their Majorities, For ume Farposes of Comparisen,. Addington. ...... Reld ........ Algonws....;. ... omyth ..« . Bruce, C. .. ...:>s.OMIKuis.... .. Dardwell>....>. . Little..;.... Caileton :...... .. Kidd :>...‘. L Pulfterm"...".....Barr ........ .1 Dundas .... .... Whitney .... Durbam, E ...... Preston ..... Elgin, E .... ....Brower .... . Elgin W....... .. Macdiarmid . Exsex‘.....:...... Rexumeé..... Frontenac ...... ..Gallagher ... Glengarry ....... Mcheod ..... Grenville ........Joynt. ...... Grey, C.......... Lucag \.... .. A Grey,8.. ...... .. Jamieson ... Hamilton, E......Carscallen .. Hamilton, W .... Hendrie .... Hastings, N...... Pearce...... Hastings, W .... Morrison .... Huroen, S ........Bilber:..}.... Lambion, W...... Hanna ...... Lanark, S8........ Matheson ... Leeds.... ....... Deatty ... ... Lincoln ...... ....Jessop ...... London ...... .... Beck.....> .. Manitoulin ...... Gamey ..... Norfolk, N ......Snider ...... Northamberland EWilloughby Ontario, N ...... Hoyle ...... Ortawa..... ...... Powell...... Ottawa .... ...... Murphy . .. Oxford, S. .... ..Sutherland .. Perth, N.... .... Monteith.... Sault Ste. Marie .. Miscampbell. Simcoe, W ... .... Duff...... :: Toronto, E . ......Pyne ......> Torontu, N ...... Nesbitt ..... Toronto, 8 ......Foy......... Toronto, W ...... Crawford.. . .1 Victoria, E.......Carnegie.... Victoria, W...... Fox ........ Waterloo, N ....Lackner .... Waterloo, S...... Kribs. .....s Wellington, S .. .. Downey..~ .. Wellington, W... Tacker (Ind) York, W..... .. .St. John ... Smoothly so far as Briton and Boet are concerned the surrendering of she command»s goes on. Kind things are said of them and to them, anmd the effort is plainly to conquer the last dregs of opposition and bitterness by kindness and respect. Not so between Boer and Boer. ‘The Boers now capitualating are treating with scorn and contempt those who surrendered earlier in the game. In this feature there is a sort of safety value for Britain for it furnishes a means of unloading anvy bit.temesg r?; 1i lc s Emakae HC@Bo VCP CACEmenmniat o uk maining on each other instead _ of nursing it agaiast the conqueror. The unexpected often happens, and the only protest against peace has come from a few of the Boer women. Perâ€" haps an explanation of this is that they were being better treated in the British camps than they will be by their fighting busbands. ayrpmary _ o a CATCAR MMRe °C CC€P 00000 ‘The returning of the prisoners from their exeile will soon begin. and we imagine Britain, while she uses & velvety tongue will be ‘keeping aA vigilant eye on the returning braves to see that numbers do not lead to new Mr Dan McCosse®}> /" |"" 0n hi Harris Co.. Toronto, passed through thi burg on‘his way to see some friends week ago Sunday. Mr Ssndg Bell. of your town, w&As bhom fora few days last week preparing fo murphys and roots. Sandy is a bustler. CONSERVATIVE SEATSâ€"47. vVOTE OF 1902. W ... .. s Duff ..«.=s #:4. 9 BE .:. : ~EYHG ac.oep: s 0 N .:;:... Nesbite ..s.s0 .2 § v. .. Roy.vi..l & 1 w ...... Crawford... .11,5 _E.......Carnegie.... 5 , . W .a¢. â€"q4POK .. u.eals s 1 o, N ....Lacknerâ€"... 2 o, S..,.. .. Kribs. ... .s ton, S .... Downey..« _ 2 The Peace Progress. o + «MA ; > : ++ v«««RBOGK «44â€" . .+ .... Anderson ... ... . »BtrAStOR .. ..‘ ®R: Conmee..... .. Nyanturel .:. d.. CHBrlG ......â€" .. .. Munro (dee‘d) .. .. Latchford ... ./. @uitbord :.: .. .... Davidson ... .. .. Tadhope ... â€" * x MROCHATEE.,«.~. +.; «sizc OVORK i+ . : . + +. * i«GIOSOR .« .. .> .. .. Thompson ... ... .. Dickenson .. . ... Richardson .. .++. DAVIS . .. .++ McCoskery, BUNESSAN. Burt.: s..... l eit. . .:. Smyth ... Clark.i;.. Little. .:. Kidd :... Barr ...... .. ._1,04% Whitney .... . 504 Preston ..... 684 Brower .....â€" 112 Macdiarmid. â€" 502 Reaume. ...._ 328 Gallagher... _ 57 Mcel.eod ..... 484 Joynt.:.... .. :. 500 Lucas ...... Accl. Jamieson ... 438 Carscallen .. ©#143 Hendrie ..... 152 Pearce...... ) 816 Morrison .... â€" 321 Eitbetr®. .‘..:.. > © 68 Hannvu...;... 151 Matheson ... 897 Beatty ....... 500 ery, of the Massey passed through this nee some friends a 7 /.. i Leod 2+ x vi» »LyOkk y,.. . ;. 904 #.+;â€" mOOok taale w‘ . ts EVYE rmid. 502 £ ... . eoro 76 210 132 1,104 278 128 71 370 1,194 152 343 376 208 B2 360 977 922 282 730 11,545 148 16 465 28 286 365 136 104 81 88 204 504 874 836 459 395 112 454 570 169 11 689 111 349 185 616 479 173 99 $( 15 31 513 266 227 103 419 99 For the purpose of comparison the returns from the last provincial elecâ€" tion are given below. Algoma and Nipissing have been divided, and Ahe returns from these constituencies in 1898 will be of little value. In sevâ€" eral ridings byeâ€"elections have taken place since 1898, but the majorities in such cases are not given, for: the general elections invariably give a better indication of party strength. Maj. Addingtonâ€"NReid, Coms ... ... ... i Algoma, Eastâ€"Farwell, L ... .. Algoma, Westâ€"Conmee, L ... ... Brant. Northâ€"Burt, L ... ... .. Brant, Southâ€"Hardy, L. .. Brant, Southâ€"Byeâ€"election, Presâ€" TON. icrrecrlisrrrere "sicrsccegrne L easetebats. ./ Brockvilleâ€"Graham, L ... .. .. 188 Bruce, Centreâ€"Malcolm, L... .. 234 Bruce, Southâ€"Truax, L ... .. .. Acc! Bruce,. Northâ€"Bowman, L.. ... 265.| Cardwellâ€"Little, C ... _ _ .. 459 l Carletonâ€"Kidd, C ... ... . «e _â€" 748 Dufferinâ€"Barr, C... .. _. ... .. 89 l, Dundasâ€"Whitney, C ... .. _‘ _ 128 | Durham, Westâ€"Reid, C.. .. _. 1i89 Durham, Eastâ€"Fallis, C.. .. .. 0u60 ‘ Elgin, Eastâ€"Brower, C... .. .« 29 | FElgin, Westâ€"Macdiarmid@C... ... 1 Essex, Northâ€"McKee, L... .. ._ 95 Essex, Southâ€"Auld, L... .. .. 0677 Frontenacâ€"Gallagher, C.. ... .. 269 ! Glengarryâ€"McéDonald, C... .. .. 466 | Grenvilleâ€"Joynt, C... ... .. _. .. 611 | Grey, Centreâ€"Lucas, C... ... ... 1,091 | Grey, Northâ€"Boyd, C... ... .. ... 187 | Groy, Southâ€"Jamicson, C,... .. 582 | Haldimandâ€"Holimes, L. .. _ 102 l Haltonâ€"BDarber, L... .. _ &. . 128 Hamilton, Westâ€"Colquhoum, O 278 | Hamilton, Eastâ€"Carscallen, C.. 880 1 Hastings, Westâ€"Morrison, C.. 201 | Mastings, Northâ€"Allen, C.] .. 252 | Hastings, Eastâ€"Russoell, L.. ,, 128 | Huron, Eastâ€"Hislop, L. ,p> â€" 498 Huron, Southâ€"Eilber, C., ... 159 \ Huron, Westâ€"GArrOW, L=s se =e 1. | Kent, Westâ€"Pardo, L. ~« m» a~a 283 | Keont, Eastâ€"Ferguson, L. .. .. 552 Kingstonâ€"Harty, L.. _ .â€" «â€" 290 IaAmbton, Eastâ€"Pettypioece, L._. 40 Lambton, Westâ€"Pardce, Lw ., 500 Lanark, @Southâ€"Mathcson, C._., 797 Lanark, Northâ€"Caldwell, L. _, 181 Leodsâ€"BEceatty; C... ... ..‘ .m me 4068 Lennoxâ€"Aylesworth, I... _ _ 46 Lincolnâ€"Jessop, C.. .. â€" _« . 8538 Loundonâ€"L6Y8, L.. ... ... .« use s 801 ‘ Middlesex, Westâ€"Ross, L.., .. _. 151 Middlosex, Eastâ€"Hodgins, C... 95¢ Middlesex, Northâ€"Taylor, L._ 92 Monckâ€"Harcourt, L... .. . . 8288 MuskoKaâ€"Bridgeland, L. . _ 74 Nipissingâ€"Loughrin, L. .. . 61 Norfolk, Southâ€"Charlton, L. 834 Norfolk, Northâ€"Carpenter, L... 250 Northumberland, Eastâ€"Dougâ€" NMS; Ajecs orled isA c ceare twesse ons e Northumberland, West â€"â€" CI&AFIO, *L......... :,..omker sexaraare lonr ! d Ontario, Northâ€"Hoyle, C ... ... 4381 Ontario, Southâ€"Calder, C.. ... 96 Ottawa (1)â€"Lumsden, L. ..... 145 Ottawa â€" (2)â€"Powell, C._. .. ... 9 Oxford, Southâ€"Pattullo, J.... ...1,023 Oxford, Northâ€"MCKay, L._.. .. 674 Perth, Northâ€"Brown, L... .. ... 160 Perth, â€"Southâ€"Moscrip, L. ... 4 Parry Soumdâ€"Boeatty, 1.... ._ _1,105 Peelâ€"Smith, Is.. .. ... ... ... =. 202 Peterboro, W.â€"Stratton, L.._... 999 Peterboro, â€"E.â€"Blezard, I... .. 216 Prescottâ€"Evanturel, L. .. ._. Acel. Prince Edwardâ€"Dempsoy, C..... 357 Renfrew, Northâ€"White, C... .... 158 Renfrew, Southâ€"Campbell, L....1,411 Russellâ€"Guibord, L. .. .. ... 776 Simeoe Centreâ€"Thompsom, .. 57 Simcose, Fastâ€"Miscampoell, C... _ 69 Simcoe, Westâ€"Duf, C... ... ... ... 485 Stormortâ€"McIaughlim, U.. .. 179 Tpromte, Southâ€"Â¥F oy, ¢... ... ... 405 Toromte, Northâ€"Marter, C... . â€" 84 Toronto, Westâ€"Crawford, "©....1,080 Toronto, Eastâ€"Pyne, C... .. _1,028 Viectoria, Westâ€"Fox, C... ._ .. 70 Vietoria, â€" Eastâ€"Cancogio, C... 438 No invitation hayving wrrived tor us to attend the great ceremony, ‘we have decided not to go. but we intend to keep our readers posted on the big events, by collating what we hear and see. June 28, is the great date fixed |3mn. and rehearsalsâ€" are proceeding daily with a policeman in the King‘s place. Questions of precedence are causing no end of trouble among the titled ones, and the King himself it is saud, is provâ€" ing an adept at settling such disputes. VOTE FOUR YÂ¥EkanRnas AGO. Happy are invited guests, premiers, ambassadors. and such like, whase place is held for them. Happy those with long purses. who can secure a good place, but happier is the boy on a iampâ€" oft than say the stout duchess. who Eas to be in her Flace at 8. 30 a, m. and remain there till 2 p. m. Toromte, Northâ€"Marter, C... ,â€" Toronto, Westâ€"Crawford, !%.... Toronto, Eastâ€"Pyne, C... .. _1 Viectoria, Woestâ€"Fox, C... _ ._. Vietoria, â€" Eastâ€"Cancogio, C... Victoria, Northâ€"Laskner, C..... Waterloo, Southâ€"EKribs, ... .. Weollandâ€"Gormman, L,.. ... â€"â€"â€" Wontworth, â€" Northâ€"‘Wardell, U Wontworth, Southâ€"Dickensom.1 Weilingtop, Eastâ€"Craig, L... ... Wellington, Westâ€"â€"Tucker, C..... Wollington, Southâ€"Mutrie, L. York, Eastâ€"Richardson, L... ... York, Westâ€"Hill, L.2 ... _â€"_. .. York, Northâ€"Davis, L. ... .. Our Coronation (:ontitzgent is of.. Laurier, Ross, Fielding and others leave about Saturday, and we are rushing to press. to remind our readers that time to prepare is short. f Mr Dan. M:Cormick â€"and sister Eliza visited their cousin Miss Mary McCorâ€" mick, of Bentinck, who is â€"very ill at present. > . Mr A C Beaton. is gone on a four months trig to British, Columbia. . We learo that the Firth Bros have secured the job of taking the hay and crop off. " Mr Grant McComb bas quit working for the Cement Co, â€" He prefers farming ahead of shoveling grayel. . _ â€" Miss Annie McCormick, of Walkerton, spont a few pleasant days at ber old home here last week, but as her time was limâ€" ited sho returned on . Friday last. Miss Mary Edwards, of Owen Sound, is at present visiting around these parts, office. If you u wa.ht a good second hand } cheap. Call at the REvIE,p THE CORONATION. o e #lonc: vee wee "ver sae 120 quhour, O 278 scallen, C.. 880 rrison, C.. 201 en, C.] .. 252 6H, n mg; AdC r, Licze. you pog PS E. Cos u«s LDY Xiewa msy use 552 ace : aue. / uhp.. sPIW pioce, L._. 40 te, Li â€"a #00 1eson, C., 797 eUl, L._. â€", 181 o ues Seve "yey BOS I6, w e :40 us cay werypce DL hez \use imeg t OUL i Tess 148 mee APL LiÂ¥ **... ‘Oa7 tion, Pres noee Cecueisier AKI eC â€" ces . secls. AARCNES 1,.: K+. ; .+« 0 % J\ hus cauns wee Acel urknegiâ€"s . 200: e« es l ves MOD > uns Heal Fuse â€" TMX fuxe! sie i uis "THAYS on / se is TBR $ i4 M e 1i8 0 en tss *s ue | SAHG Orre yxs‘iam ~â€" 9 fdkgC..! ... 1 L... .. x . 90 0ies ces :mrs OTT C-â€" #«+ laad 269 C... "sin‘cee AOGC io Tue Re% sex OXL . stl. %,091 pBon,, !!.. 57 poell, C... â€" 69 ty 11 M0re ... ~LTQ £2..â€" y‘¥e, 1.« C408 0 , C.ciye * 94 ord, 1....1,080 C... m â€"1,028 1330 ue F4 " TO yio, (C... 4838 no‘, ti...... . G0 JB +i .. ~«.. "ROY onseridis se t ot " OHK C THE uUxKHAM _ REVIEW ~ DARLING‘S DRUG STORE , 466 _ 611 1,091 _ 187 . 582 & 102 . 3898 201 102 mo€an Ds 1,0628 O _ 488 _ 65 ._ 109 < O8H1 ) 839 4 I 74 0188 458 46 853 801 151 95 92 3238 1384 491 96 145 396 423 469 TDoesn‘t i it make you tired DURAAM MARBLE _ 7 â€" 1 NE WORK. e ey. /I{/copvmontr, without being offered substiâ€" w*tes torthem. By all means buy your Drugs and Medicine i4 have your prescriptions filled at a reliable Pharmacy like dARLING‘S. CALDER BLCCK (Next Post Office. Direct Importations from European, American and Canadian Quarries. LATEST DESIGNS IN MARKERS, HEADSTONES & MONUMENTS. ‘All work warranted. Orders taken by Messrs Barclay and Noble. ROBINSON & CORBE:, DURHAM â€" and â€" hIT}:)l;grlliel;;r'Is‘: Feb. 81, 1902. COMMON SENSE CALF :FEEDRR NATURE‘S OWN WAY, UNIVERâ€" SALLY ADOPTED, ADJUSTABFE ‘TO ANY RECEPTACLE. Over 19000 sold the first year. Durable, simple, economical,. â€" Preâ€" vents calves from sucking cows. No valve to get sour. ‘The nipple is reâ€" enforced, with no seams to crack open. Should be used to be appreciated. Trado was very brisk at the Toronto Cattle Market this morning and the prices were in most cases well up to shose of yesterday. The grass cattle are beginâ€" ning to come forward now and are bringâ€" ing good prices at presert. Tue offerings toâ€"day were 61 loads. which included 7oo cattle, 740 sheep and lambs, 1,982 hogs and 100 calyes. There were a lot of poor cattle among the receipts toâ€"day and they were not in the best of demand. The result was that butchers‘ cattle fell off in price. _ For the choice offerings. however. there were good prices obtammed and the sales were easy to make. ‘The trade in sheep and lambs was only fair. The receipts were large and the prices fall off a little. Export sheep were off 25¢ per ewt and spring lambs sold at a deâ€" eline of from 25¢ to Soc per cwt. Export Cattleâ€"Were steady, selling well at the same prices as they brought yesterday. Choico ones sold at $5.50 to 86.50 per ewt, and medium ones at $4.50 to $5.50 per cwt. Butchers‘ Cattleâ€"Were easier, selling at $5 to $5.60 per ewt for picked lots and $4.65 to $5.85 per cwt for choico cattle. Common to fair ones sold at §$4 to $4.50 per ewt. Feeders and Stockersâ€"Were steady. selling at $4 to $5 per ecwt for shortâ€"keep feeders and $3.75 to $4 per ewt for heavy stockers. _ Sheopâ€"Were 250 per cwt easier, sellâ€" ing at $3.75 to $4 per ewt for export ewes. ‘Lambsâ€"Weore easier, selling at a deâ€" cline of 25¢ to 5oc each,. They brought $2.25 to $4.50 each. Hogsâ€"Were steady. selling at $6.87} per cwt for choice ones and $6.62} per ewt for lights and ‘*ats. GREY BOYS AND GIRLS ENROLL SEED CORN, TURNIP SEED, &c., AT LOW PRICE®S. FOR SALE BY Live Stock Market Toronto. JNO. . DARLING, C. W. CHADWICK, w. BLACK . ONTA THE PEOPLE‘S DRUGGIST . TORONTO then to have "‘something else just as good" offered to you. to know what you want and at DARLING‘S vyou will alâ€" ways find just what you want cines, Toilets or Sundries if you make your purchases in Drugs, Proprietary Mediâ€" PA Lovers Quarrel. is quickly made up, and the reconciliâ€" ation made sweet by presenting her with a box of our fine chocolates buttescups or cream candies,. No one can withstand the temptation of a box of our choice confections, and as an offering to your sweetheart or hostess they are both proper and acceptable, They also have the charm of low price, combined with high grade excellence. To The Milling Public Give our Breakfast Food a trial. WUXNG MAX! STOP! THDNXK Can you enter mercantile pursuits and be successful without a practica business education ? Can you successâ€" fully enter any profession withoyt a sound knowledge of business principles. Then why hesitate to take a course in ShortHand or Business Subjects, at the R. McGowan Eat Rowe‘s Breadâ€"It gives satisfaction. We have just added a new line of clsaning Maâ€" chinery â€" Suction from Rolls, Steamer for steamâ€" ing wheat and we are now prepared to furnish a fine grade of Flour, Give us a trial and be convinced. We have also got our new Chopper in first class running order and have a large quantity of chopped corn, wheat, &c. on hand. E. A. ROWE Â¥iw! i 9 C. A. FLEMING, Principal. A4 & ue in auss nn uzc sete en ts s cnpnas o 290 | RESIDENCE and OFFICE â€"O!4 Pank I UPPFER TOWXN, DURBRAM. J.G HUTTON, M. D., *7 the Du nam Pharmsascy Calder‘s Block. â€" Residence first door west of the old Post Office, Durham. Late assistant to the Royal London Ophthalmic Bot#t‘l. Elirlnnd, and the Golden Equare Nose and Throat Hospital, ®@, SPECIALIST EYF, FAR, THROaT & NO8E, MALRDLLLL¢3 220 mmm....... EXCLUSIVELY. «@ Will be at the Middaugh Hovse, Lurhrm, th first Wednesday of cach month from 2 p. m. til p. m. SIANDARD BAKK OF CANIDI CAPITAL, Authorized.......$2,000,00( CAPITAL, Paid up........... 1,000,000 RESERVE FUNXND............ 600,000 AGENTS in all principal pomts in Ontario, _ Quebec, Mantoba, United States and England. A general Banking business transacted Drafts issued and collections made on all points, Deposits received and inter> est allowed at current rates. SAVINGS BAN@ _ .aterest allowed on savings bank deposits of $1.00 and upâ€" wards â€" Prompt attention and every facility afforded customers living at distance. # J KELLY, Agent. ARTHUR H. JACKSON Collections of all kinds ’ Farms bough promptly attended to | _ and .mhg Momber College Physicians and Surgeons Ontario, OFFICE HOURS 9â€"12 4. in. 2â€"â€"4 p. m . OFFICEâ€"â€"McKenzie‘s Old Stand Durham Office over McLachian‘s Store, DENTISTRY. Dr. T. G. KOLT L. D. S. ARTHUR GUN, M. D. Oficeâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN, DURH AM. 4@> Special attention given to Diseases of Women and Children. _ Company and private Funds to Loan en Morigages at lowest rates 01 interest. VYaluation made by a competent and careful Yaluator. All Charges Moderate OFFICEâ€"Melntyre Block. FFICE FIRgsT DOOR EAST CF BARRISTER. SOLICITOR IN SUPREME COUKRT NOTARY PUEBLIC, COMMISSIONER, ETC. &e.correctly prepared, Estates of deceased perâ€" soms louked after and Executor‘s and Adminisâ€" trators‘ Accounts prepared and ,mnod Burrogate Court Business, Probate of Wilis, Letters Of Adâ€" minstration and Guardianship Obtained, gearâ€" chas wade in Registry Office and Titles reported DURHAM AGENCY. Intending Students should enter at beginning of term, or as soon after as possible. Staff and Equipment. . The School is equipped for full Junior Leaving and Matriculation work, under the following Staff of Competent Teachers for that Department : Z.;..., THOS. ALLAN, Principal. MR. MORRISON,‘B. A., (Specialist) SAsst.‘Prinv MISS LICK, B. A., Classics and Moderns. Homor graduate of the P resbyterian LApiEs‘ COLLEGE, Toronto, having taken the Musical Course at the Toronto Conservatory of Music, which is in affiliation with the above college. Pupils taken at her mother‘s residence, corner of Durham and Elgin Sts, MISS MARGARET G. GUN. NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, &c CcONVEYANCER, vVALUVATCOR Insurance Agent, Collections and Agency promptly attended to Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, J.euses, Agreements REvirEw and Montreal Witness $1.60 KEevIrw and Family Herald. . $1.75 REvIiEw and Toronto Daily Star $2.20 Telephone Connection No. 10 arrister, PYotery, Con veyancer, Qtc., Qtc..... Money to Loan at reasona»le rates and on terms to suit borrower. DR GEO. S. BURT. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOATRY PUBLIC â€" CONYEYANCER, aC. Durham School z. P. TELFORD. G. LEFROY McCAUL. Head Office, Toronto. : ,’ 8â€"to 10 a. M. HOURE:< 20 4 P.XM. *% W. S. DAVIDSON. MONEY TO LOAN W. F. COWAN, President GEO. P. REID, Manager. PHYSICIAX Private Money to Loan, FEES : $1.00 per month] t(Over the" Bank Wflk