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ore the ‘oal 1 gone en > wants of the ing well repaid and Ammunition ig extra and we to secure anothâ€" ist selling Double all and examine n assortment o+ Some of them ar© ast. . 1902 . OuU ker line of Kitcher se this opportunâ€" ods. Equipment otf Vaxwett ave Hay Fork i1d have a pair of ers. â€" They are acÂ¥. Z7°C . for 11 & NOBLE School our t C. L. Grant, Secretary es and Moderns ass Professiona NOBLE W mous Sylâ€" vith steel W the Fall Mitts ritable for of out door airtment er Paints ainter. ole com 10N& or Leaving wing Staff see ns 5. top Coughing Pinot PRBatsam 25° a bot te Carr‘s Cough Cure 50c a bottle RBaby‘s Cough Syrup 256 bottle will relieve or a 50¢ bottle of our Conic Elixir is the best preventive If you are not feeling quite yourâ€" self try it. MacFarlane & Co. DRUGGISTS & BOOKSELLERS. 20 only Glaas table sets, All Wool Dress Serges, Black and Colors, 42 in wide, per yd Heavy Melton Dress Goods 42 in. wide, per yd Shredded Wheat Bisenuits, â€" per box White Bed Spreads, large size, Flannelette Blankets, * Bed Comtorters, 60 by 72 in. SaALADA CEYLON TEA. @Black. Green and mixed in lead packets at 25¢, 3oc. avd 40c a Ib. Ladies‘ Long Sleeve Vests, We have a full line of STERLIN@GS HANDâ€"MADE SHOES Call and see them. W. H. BEAN A%*%e%eee%%%e%%%8%% % This changeable weather as is always the case causes many a cold which if not attended to is sure to end in a _ complicated trouble. _ Don‘t put it off, delays are dangerous. KEither A,ARAZRILNE WV PP ECC In 14 kt Gold filled, warâ€" "Unxcu® Tom‘s CaABIN®‘ never grows old. There ranted to wear 25 years with tins through it a vein of pathos peculiarly touchâ€" solid Gold Bow. Only $12.00, inz and sweet. It speaks the universal language s pf the heart. It reflects, like a prism, the innerâ€" CcAsSH ONLY. must phases of human emotion. It is more than AAAAAAAAAAAA AAdiiAAAK: AAAAAAAAAAAAAA®A a play; it is & moral classic. It argues for two of Repairing a Speciatl the greatest themes that can engage the mindâ€" en y avvaay es human liberty, and immortality of the soul. It is so pure that its touch ‘alone is chastening. Like the kiss of a child, it conquers by the very A GORDON J 11 innocence of its breath. In the character of Eva, Lower Town, T ewelle it is unique ‘Who does not cherish in memory some sweet, angelic child who seemed to touch this earth only as & transient visitor who passed 22. in anilhncenminbnemnnmmtenzmss==== > 1 uo witly SRC dew of childhood‘s morningâ€"too good, too pure, for us? "Was there ever a child T W E E D s & Y AR N S l Lhke Eva? Yes, but her name is written on graveâ€" stoncs " This good c 1d play is unique because it Of best quality. is the on‘y one that portrays that character. The scenery is excellent. In the river scene, one sees the floating cakes of ise slowly moving down G R 0 [l' E Rl E S stream. One can see, in the splendid perspestive of this soâ€"ne, several miles up the frozen river, DRY GOODS, CROCKERY. and the undulating snowâ€"clad hills on either }0TS & SHOES, &c., | w*~ He like drowsy sentinels in the soggy winter ! 1 v. The plantation sceng represents a typical i in" | By swhorn home, with its mansions, its log cabins We can give you Bargain®. ) J M Sinon‘nera _ It is the sunny, sunny LCC DO 10 s wawm malinw beautifulscene. e MONEY TALKS 6'@1'11 and Wattham Works GENXNTS WATCHES. In Nicklecase $5.50. In to kt Gold filled warranted to & We osk Inspection of our THRS S$. sCOTT. §4888488080.088080822% Lower â€" Town Durham Jake Kress. HE.:. ..‘ SELLS CHEAP !! he Best Quali‘y cheaper than ever _ U ndertaking PROMPTLY ATTELNDED TO. BIG 4 VAKE KRE £ FOR 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, CASH ONLY. 0OCT. 23, 1902 FUNITURE $ Colder‘s Block each $1.15 pair $1.00 each $1.50 each each 20¢ 25¢ 25¢ 85¢ 15¢ As the Editor was presenc at our annual show we shall noe say anyâ€" thing of what transpired during the day, but will further on give a little of the evening proceedings, which were quiue a suceess in all respects. Dr. Hutton of Durham «bly filled the position of chairman. The Hall was crowded to the door, and every corner and place an indiviâ€" dual could find standing capacity was occupied. We think the directors and all concerned in having such able talent at these gatherings should beâ€" gin early to set a movement on foot to have a large and accomodating hall built before the next annual show for really it is uncomfortable for people to be packed like herring in a barrel and in some instances sent away for want of room. Inside the dGoors however we saw and heard Fax for the first time in our life. ‘There is nothing to be admired in his «ppearâ€" ance for there were lots of better looking men there. He has a peculiar talent of his own and ro doubt the name Fax is always enough to ensure a crowd, but in our estimation personâ€" ally we would far rather listen to the beautiful strains of Peter MceArthur‘s bagpipes, and the melodious sweet notes otf Jean Renwick‘s charming vuice, and behold her pleasant countenâ€" Specches were delivered by president MceCormack, John Nichol, secretary Brodie. Last but not least, Dugald McLean, whose oratorical talent is progressing as he is advancing in age and if he is deficient on certain ocâ€" casions in the raling ianguage of our country he is all 0. K. on the platform T. A. Patton‘s Recitation, Tam O‘ Shanter" was well rendered, and if it was two lengthy it was none of the reciter‘s fault. The young people enjoyed themâ€" selves in other amusements till near morning. Proceeds of concert about ance. Mr. and Mrs. Ramage of the Review, were welcome callers at our residence on Show Day, on their way to Prieeâ€" yille. Miss Mary Nichol is spending awhile at her father‘s home at Mr. J Nichol‘s G. R. Glenelg. « The Communion on Sunday last in the Presbyterian church was well attended. _ About 100 communizants observed the ordinances. Rey. Mr. Varley preached Thanksâ€" giving services on Friday last and brought forward some excellent points to be thanktul for etc. A Jarge quantity of lambs and sheep were delivered in our town on Friday last. Dave MceIntyre and Malcolm Melanis are both good and extensiye buyers. John and Donald MceMillan of the South Line, Artemesia, were improvâ€" ing their stock by getting pedigreed animals of both cattle and sheep, trom noted herdsmen near Guelph. Mr Donald MeMillan has placed a fine monument at the grave of his little daughter who died last spring. It is one of the best in the cemetery here, and we noticed that Mr Dugald Ferguson of Proton, has a fine monuâ€" ment in memory of his beloved wite who only died a couple of months ago. She was buried at McKechnie‘s \UNCLE TOMS CABIN Trayvelling in Their Own ~ _______ TownHall, Durham, One Night _ THURSDAY. Oct. 28rd. _ Prices 2 ED. F. DAVIS. d1 hh stt e «ant it L& 1t is a warm, mellow, beautiful scene. rest scege in this !fl.»mm drams MAuNL_L ENT SCENIC PRODUCTION OF..... PRICEVILLE. cemetery D Road Glenelg. The teachers convention was well represented from this locality and sure enough they could not escape having a rainy day either to begin or end with. Teacher Eastman of this town is to have a field meeting on Friday next for the purpose of forming acquainâ€" tance with neighboring schools. Top Cliff school and other schools will be represented. _ Refreshments in the evening. â€" The meeting is to be held on the senool grounds in town here. Mr. Alex. Livingstone is improving and there is hopes now of his recovery. * Mrs. Alex. McPherson arrived home from Manitoba where she was visiting her sister Mrs. Black tor the last two months. Mrs. McArthur of this town left last week to join her husband in North Dakota. _ Mrs McArthur was Miss Eaphemia McArthar, sister of merchâ€" ant MeArthur of this place. She carâ€" ried with her the best wishes of her many friends in this part to her new home in the west. Harry »xmeCracken viâ€"its Williamstord ou business where he expects io open a stand. iss Coliaa Campbell is home on a visit from the Queen «ty nccompanied by mss Colensa Campbell of Barrie. Jolhm Poliock returned to Toronto on Saturday last atter epending a week visiâ€" ting friends aronud this vicinity. Hugh »ceCrae moved to Durham on Wednesday last where be intend> to work on cement works. Wi!l Corlett and Thos aelutosh left for Dulath on Monuday last where they exâ€" peet to stay for the winter months. Lawrence and Corlett are making »hip timber around the burg. _ They expect to be bere about three mouths. Miss Clara Lake returned from town on an extended visit. Crist.‘s drives will be short now. Wm xceCalmon, of Varney, called on friends here on Thanksgiving day. Bob Corlett is busy hanling ship timber which he has the contract of. Some of our girls are going to take part in the framing business. _ We wish them much joy. xr a'm;l xrs Wm Smith, sr.. returned from Cbatham where thevy had been visiâ€" ting their brother xr xills. We wonder how Will has changed his trail from east to west, we suppose there is better fishing west and if the two Toms found the roads rmuddy the other vight. We take the following from the Globe: * The Globe has receives letters from inanafacturers suggesting revision _ of the tariff, and the revision indicated is generally the reduction of the duty on the raw material." Just so. When it comes to bnying anvything for himself the manufacturer forgets all about the necessity of retalintâ€" ing against the United States. He wants the Juty 4aken clean off, and the goods of the bated Awerican admitted tree _ But when it comes to the raw material of the farmer, that is quite another matter. The very thought of it sets the retaliation ferer raging, and is uever stops short of the filsy per cent mark.â€"Farmers * Sun. o 4 LIPE.AMONG THE LOWLM ANOTHER MATTER. Dornoch. 4# 0 4& â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 4 6 4 THE uunrHAM REVIEW éâ€"gémining and Sleeping> To be a child of God is to be an enemy of the Saloon. The Churoh should see that civil law le brought in barmony with Divine law. To evangelize the ballotâ€"box is the high commission given Christian citizenship. * No more licen«e, but suppression, " is the battleâ€"cry voiced by every Christâ€" an tongue, and heard in eyory Christian bome. The Church is the divinely commissionâ€" ed leader in all moral and social reform. Shall the liquor interests dominate our churches, our schools, our culture, our euterprise, our capital, and subordinate the rights and interests of a patriotic and righteons majority to the lustfal gainings of a selfish minority ? Wl;on the pulmâ€"t seeks to make men good, and leayes it to law to make them bad, the work of the Church is undone. Revr. Dr. Rackiu writes : Whiskey must go; and if every preacher in the Province will do his duty, the time of its going is net far off, " y Cc A license ballot has no place in the hands of a Christian man. The temperance reform stands toâ€"day * upon the heights of answered prayer." I1f God has institated civil goveroment for moral ends, the Church «hould see that it is not nsed for immworal purposes. Rum not only pall« the Church from men, but pulls men from the Church. If a man‘s name has the right to be on a saloonâ€"license petition, it has no right to be on the Church list. * Rorward !" is the word that comes ringing alony the lines from the Divine side of the confliet. i Every vote against the C TAE CHURCKH V. THE $ALOON._ MUNICIPALTY OF EGREMONT, ry vote for the «aloon is a vole it the Church. Therefore, vYOTE FOR PROHIBITION. L000 00000 uit Autrce inrrnat m e Nn at e Nee in soum hnd se PR ies en Cl en Rmbnat en CCC ne Night only Prices 25 and 35 cents THE LARGESTâ€" COMPANY iN THE WORLD has, perhaps, taxed the skill of the arust and the mechanic more than any other spectacle of which the stage can boast. Indeed, it is not flatâ€" tery to sa y that the "Beautiful Gates Ajar," as depicted by this company is one of the most enâ€" trancing spectacles ever seen. The scene oper . with a mass of clouds, through a rift of whig, is seen a passing group of angels bearing Undio Tom to heaven. â€" A large "‘gloria" of iridescent splendor is brightly twinkling in front . The clouds disperse, revealing Uncle Tom with angel escort before the golden gates, ‘on either side of which poised upon magnificent pillars inlaid with pearl and gold, stand angel sentinels with expanded wings. . Change follows change. Numerous angels appear from out the fleecy clouds which now surround the scene like a halo of glory. In the dscp center a sudden movement of the clouds is seen, and like a morning stat Uke the central jowelin acrown of diadems, sure« rounded by whispericg angels, little Eva, with beckoning hands, smiles down upon TUncle fom, while the beautiful gates slowly open to the great city that Nes beyond. Itis a splendid sight to see. During the interval of this exquisite specâ€" tacle the mEllow minors of an invisible choir fal faintly upon the ear, and the ourulndgtol‘ upon a picture of the imagination that JB% § OTICE is hereby given that a l N Court will be held pursuant to i **The Ontario Voters‘ Lists Act" by ‘ His Honor, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Grey at the Town Hall, Holstein, on Frk{ay. 3lst day of October, 1902, at ten o‘clcck in the forenoon, to hear and determin®e the seyeral complaints of errors and amigssions in the Voters‘ Lists of the munic-ipali‘tig‘of the township ot Egreâ€" mont for 1902. l:st.hu;uum All persons having business at the Court are required to attend at the said time and place, Dated this 13th day of October, 1902. Clerk‘s Notice of Court of Revision. FIONL.....+++1 sssxssreriires OAEMCRI..,.; ccrssrurress "WVDORE:+:+.> se rscrssresses MPOWW:...+rsrerservers ies se% Barigy...............,, O UBE.....+++1 seases ses iss TBRODS:»1:s: se essascarires Dressed Hoge, per ewt Hogs, Live weight..... Euttor, fresh roll per 1b Butter, Tub...........«*« EQRB....ccrsressrsrrsees s++s Hides, per ewt.......... Calfskine, per lb........ SheepSk1N8...........«+«« Tallow rendered per lb Lard, per Ib..........»> WOOQ..... .cc se nc s se eee +ss ‘LUTKOYB+. 4 see ces se en ek+ Beei, »ar cwt Potatoes, per biag......> BIAO,, ces eee eee esn cessn +ss SLOTbS... cce cce seree0 2644# DURHAM MARKETS. MEN, wWOMEN CE}LDREN D. Aura®. Clerk. ONTARIO ARCHIVEs TORONTO 2 55 62 bo 40 A() € oo 2 00 1 lo 25 0n 00 12 12 13 12 0 Cars 2 T5 62 8 5o 6 75 14 14 14 1 lo 15 00 J.G HUTTON, M. D., OFFICE FIRgT DOOR EAST CF the Du nam Pharmacy Calder‘s Block. Residence first door west of the old Post Office, Durham. W. C, PICKERING D. D S., L. D. S. MHONOR GRADUATE of Toronto University, graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Rooms, Calder Block over the Post Office, OFFICE hHOURS 9â€"12 4. m.1 2â€"4 p. m . RESIDENCE and OFFICEâ€"Ol4 Bank Late assistant to the Royal London Ophth@imic Hospital, HHllnd. and the Golden Square Nose and Throat Hospital, #». SPECIALIET EYE, EAR, THROaT & NosK, THHIUKKKGertenrcama. _ EXCLUOSIYELY . «ty 6 Will be at the Middaugh House, Durham, the first Wednesday of each month from 2 p. m. till OMceâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN,. DURZ AN. Company and private Funds to Loar en Morigages at lowest rates of interest. Valuation made by a competept and careful Valuator, trators‘ Accounts prepuared and r:uod Burrogate Court Business, Probate of Wilis. Letters 0f Adâ€" minstration and Guardianship Obtained, gearâ€" chas wade in Registty Office and Titles reported OFFICEâ€"Melntyre Bloek, Collections and Agency prowptly attended to Wills, Deeds, Mortguge®, J.orses, Agreements &e, correctly mpnnd Entates of dooouodrf- soms looked after and Executor‘s and Adminieâ€" Office over McLachian‘s Store, 1 8 to 10 a. x. BARRISTER. * SOLICITOR IN SUPREME CCURT NOTARY PUEBLIC, COMMISSIONER, ETC. DENTISTRY. Dr. T. G. KHOLT L. D.S. ARTHUR GUN, M. D. A@Z> Special attention given to Discases of Women and Children. ARTHUR H. JACKSON Member College Physicians and Surgeons Collections of all kinds STANDARO BAKK 0F CAAA OFFICEâ€" CAPITAL, Authomns CAPITAA, Paid up. RESERVE FUND .. AGENTS in all p Ontario, _ Quebec, 1 States and England. DENTISTRY. .“" J KELLY, Ago® REMNANTS o TN WALL PAPER GEO. P. REID, MaPage‘> DURHAM AGENCY . 1.%â€"lrccils dscfi cedb A general Banking business transacted Drafts issued and collections made on all points. Deposits received and interâ€" est allowed at evx.prent rates. SAVINGS BANK .@% savings bank deposits wards â€" Prompt atte facility afforded cust distance. ) ‘WIN arrister, [Yotary, Gon veyancer, Qte., {to..... Money to Loan at reasona ole rates and on terms to suit borrower. n UPPFR& TOWXN, DURAANM . Telephone Connection No. 10 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,Z NOATRY PUBLIC â€" CONYEYANCER, ac. NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, &c, CONVEYANCER, VALUATOR Insurance Agent, (jl_mAGFABLANE & CO. Druggistsiand Booksollers.r G. LEFROY McCAUL. DR GEO. S. BURT. W. S. DAVIDSON. HOURS : MONEY TO LOAN We have a lot of remnants of pretty papers that must go at a sacrifice. See them. DOW SHADES ! wINDOW SHADES 1 Let us estimate on shades for your new house. PHYSICIAN g BANK .siterest allowed on bank deposits of $1,00 and upâ€" Prompt attention and every afforded customers living at â€"McHKenzie‘s Old Stand Durham . TELFOCORD. Private Money to Loan, Authorized .. Paid up...>>~~ FUNXD.....â€"â€" 7 to 9 P, x COW AN, President. . REID, Marnagerâ€". all principal points .n ec. â€" Manitoba, United t‘(Over the Bank , Agent. $2,000,00( 1,000,000 ._ $50,000