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b | \}_. :'\ 4) se *« #» a i# Z on orr Firmbus on ic ce n Wncs in Gieniey, & y3 * oo & â€" â€" ; ~ & > & P ce â€" i & se ( 6w46 & * a" C P# a > & *4 & % °t 6 3 o $ AAamananapanaae masonampnanennne ays ;\?WWMWWWWWWWWW WWW% = NO. 4 OE DRILL A Fine Shipment of RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES. Sewing Mzchine Needles, and all Supplies will be sold at RIGHT PRICES. Runs Smoothiy, Sows Evenly, is Easy on the Team For terms and particulars, see }J OHX LIVINGSTONE. AGENT We have a full Assortment. Call and see Them. Everyone has heard of the famous JUST TO HANd! pEERIN; John Clark. &_ HOUSEHE. o e o es «. Ramage, Pub. & Prop ary Stoves. Have Your Choice ! Mrs. Willison gave a pretty luncheon to a party of young matrons and girls on Tuesday at her residence in Spadina road, in honor of Miss Harris of Durham Daffodils, violets and ferns were the decoration of the table, and the guests imncluded Mrs Kirkpatrick (nee Mulock) Mrs Lorne Somerville, the Misses Dougâ€" las, Case Falconbridge. King, Wright, Hardy, Iyirkpatrick of Coolmine. A. Michie, Walket and Watson.â€"Toronto Saturday Night. Miss Jessie Rogerson, Walkerton, who taught the Junior department in Durâ€" ham School about 10 yrs. ago, died at her home in Walkerton last week from pueumonia, after only two days illness. A load of young townspeople spent a very enjogable time at Elr. Arch. Beaton‘s. Bunessan. last Friday evenâ€" ing and arrived home after a comfortâ€" able drive in the rain before daylight next morning. Mr. and Mrs. Arch. McLartyv, N. Dak, visited recently round their home in 8. Egremont, and may, welearn from the Confed., be amongst the number passâ€" ing into the Canadian West. Mr. Rudolph Konold, Salt Lake City, and his wife, a daughter of Mr. Edwin‘ Bone, (Mary) are warm friends of the ResvieEew. In arecent letter Mr. Konold mentions that Mr. Bone is still with them and as well as ever. Mr. Konold is geveral manager of alarge Life Inâ€" surance Co, the "Phoenix Mutual" and suffered some personal loss in a big fire in their offices recently. Mr Mellwraith of Cromarty, near Seaforth, is about to open a shoe store in Jordan‘s old stand. He is said to be a good workman and will get his share of Durham‘s growing trade, Mr. Alex. Henderson and bride, of Yeovil, were in Durham last Thursday. While in town, as many others from a distance do. they had their photos taken by a Durham artist. Cement Works, met with a very painfal accident on Friday last, having had 3 fingers almost seyered from his hand by a saw. Mr, Dan. McEache Cement Works, met accident on Friday | Miss Sweet returned this week from the London and Toronto Millinery Opâ€" enings. She is again in charge of Mr. Morlock‘s Millinery Department. 4 Mr. Juo. Legate, Greenside, moved his furniture to town last week, and will reside here‘in future, having secured a position in the Furniture Factory, Mr, J. E. Greaves, Dromore, went to Havergal recently to fill a position as bookâ€"keeper for a lumber firm ; a posiâ€" tion he is well qualified to fill. Messrs, Kepkey and MacKay, Port Eigin, were guests of their son and daughter here, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kepkey, Mr. Moore MceFadden left on Monday Dr. Park, of Hamilton, was in town over Sunday and performed a delicate throat operation on little Eva Russell. Mr. Moore MceFadden left on Monday morning for Prince Albert, N. W. 4. where he has secured a situation in ia drug store. Rev. Jas. Farquharson, Pilot Mound, is expected at the Manse this week,. He may in that case trake one of the services on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Leslie, Elmwood, will preach in Presbyterian Church on Sunday next. Rev. Mr. Farquharson taking his Auniâ€" versary services on that day. <I0 ARCHIVES TORONTO THE DURHAM REVIEW & McEachern, carpenter at the ay. Pope Leo XIII, toâ€"day Mmich 3. celeâ€" brates his silver jubilee, the 25th anniâ€" versary of his coronation as Pope. _ This year also he celebrates his golden inbilee as Cardinal, haying received the " hat " from Pins IX in 1858. Alsothis yoar he will celebrate his diamond jubtlee in the episcopacy for he was ordnined archbishop be Gregory XVIII in 18483. _ His whole life has been an exempliification of the truth, that the race is not to the swift northe battle to the strong." _ He was often delicate, life despaired of, and more vhap once rivals for high positions pressed their claims lightly, thinkiog he wonld soon be gone. He has outlivod them all. is uow oyer 90, and only recently phyâ€" sicians expressed the opinion that he might liye to be loo. _ Apart from his power and influence in his own church, he has ever been admired for his broad and kindly spirit, ard his occupancy of the papal chair has done not a little to add to the strength of the great church of which he is the head. The government has still a majority of 7. counting Mr. Gamey. Should N. Renfrew return a Liberal as before, they will have 8. Should Mr Gamey go against them, and Renfrew return a Conservative, they will still have 5, with the speaker off, 4, and this is the worst that can be. This will take close watching by the Liberal Whips and will be an incentive to regular attendance. The temperance forces of the riding, fresh from rolling up a big maâ€" jority 2t the referendum decided to take a hand in, not by bringing out a candidate, but by presenting to each of the candidates a pledge, which if accepted by both, was to leave temâ€" perance workers free to follow their political leanings, but it only one took it then they were to rally to the supâ€" port of that one. _ Dr Stewart took the pledge, Mr Clark demurred, and the temperance candidate has been left in the lurch by temperance voters, for certainly any approximation to the vote of the reterendum would have elected Dr Stewart. This confirms the charge often made that political affiliations are stronger than temperâ€" ance sentiment. _ Mr Clark, Centre Bruce, has increasâ€" ed his majoritvy from 5 to 53, and this will no doubt be accepted as final. Dr Stewart, though receiving an extraâ€" ordinary vote in is own town and neixzhborhood is out of it and a surâ€" prising thing is that his opoonent did not old a single meeting, thugh we have heard that he had a corp: <f about two dozen workers of the nousre to house order. The defeat of Dr Stewart was a surprise and one cannct help reflecting on what may have been one cause. The Presbytery of Saugeen met on Tuesday ‘at Mt Forest, Revy Mr Aull, the moderator _elect in the chair. _ On motion of Rev Mr Hanua. Prof. Meâ€" Comb, of Queen‘s was nominated as successor to Dr Gordon in Halifax Colâ€" lege. Since Dr _ Gordon left Halhfax College to be principal of Queen‘s the nomination is on the principle that fair exchange is no robbery, _ As Mr Broad‘s term of appointment as ordamed imisâ€" sionary tin Cedarville has expired the Presbytery _ commended him to the Home â€"Mission committee for further appointment and arranged to secure further supply for Cedarville beginning with April Ist, _ Mr Stevenson was exâ€" amined and received as a student hayâ€" ing m view the Presbyierian Ministry. The surprise of the day was the eAgerâ€" ness with which Commissions to the (General Assembly were grasped at. The general impression was that owing to the great distance to the meeting place at Vancouver and the consequent expense. commissions would go aâ€"begâ€" ging. but instead of that there is eyery likelihood that twice as many will go from the Presbytery as there are comâ€" missions,. _ The fortunate ones to whown the rotation gives the place for the presâ€" ent year are Rey‘ds Edmison, Dobson and Tate and probably all these will go. Presbytery adjourned to meet at Holâ€" stein on the first Tuesday of July. n Chog aindices, Hade by IXPERIAL OIL COXPAIT. For Sale at W. Black‘s Store. N. York, Liberal. Centre sruce Conservative. The result of last Thursday‘s elecâ€" tions in North York and Centre Bruce, was one for each of the parties. _ Hon. Mr Davis defeated MrLennox by twice the majority of the general election. Mr Lennox even having a reduced vote in his own town. The result seems to be a condemnation of Mr Lennox‘ attitude, he refusing to diseuss public questions, but continually harpâ€" ng on protests and irregularities and on personal matters. _ Mr Davis has been loyally ;sustained. the governâ€" ment has been strengthensd, and we hope no opportunity has been given to print to one irregular or. dishonest action. A WONDERFUL OLD MAXN. THE BYEâ€"ELECTIONS PRESEYTERY NOTES. pure. heavy bodied ‘;}“u' es Wecially prepared to withâ€" stand {ho weather, 'Ha?r?\fiss“ makes a poorlooking harâ€" ness !lk',,i‘!‘!'..?“n‘g‘.? of EUREKA You can make your har ness as soft as a glove and as tough as wire coae HOR EKA Hare ness Oil. You can m{mmlm-makou twice as long as 1t ordinarily would. ‘Tonic for one year and | my stoeck. Found it to gi would advise all farmers use it. Y December 29, 1902 The sweepstake fat cattle at Chicago and Guelph Winter Fairs 1902, were fed with w°"!'|"'"? ‘s Ca adlrn StockTsnlc An evidence 0 't‘he £004 Fesults farmers and Ieoders would obtain by feeding a genuine stock food ; mot an American fad. fiorscs look better, feed bstter, drive better, sell better, when fed with Warthinséâ€"_a). Stock Tonic. Dear Sir.â€" To be awardsd at Provincial Winter Fair 1903 for best pair 0¢ Fat Cattle fed with A. B. McARTHUR $40 In Cash Free We are at the shop at the bridge evâ€" ery Wednesday and Saturday. Orâ€" ders or enquiries left at C. McArthur‘s store, or at the REevirw OrrICE®E, will receive our best attention. And warranted, good, easy ridâ€" ing, and at reasonable prices. We have still a full line of Peter Hamilton Machines, Binders, Mowâ€" ers and Drills. Examine our Churns too which we offer at right prices. For Sale and guaranteed i;y &‘ > A, S. Hunter, DURKHAM. Wm. Seaman, HOLSTEIN C \AUTIO US YOU NEED A CUTTRR And of course you want the best that‘s going, Call and see our new stock, made by Carefully consider where they do their business. Many of these men go to H. H. MILLER, the Hanover Coryeyancer, éven though it meaus a few miles of a driye. They say thut he is © Always prompi,â€"uever negligent." that be has had 22 years experience and that it, PAYS TO DEAL WITGH HIM. A 100 Acres in Bentinck. In excellent state, good buildings and fences, good soil, School and Church close at hand, Post Office on the farm. _Cwnergetting up in years and bound to sell. MONEY 1O LEND,â€" DEBTS COLLECTED,â€" LANDS BOUGHT & SOLD,â€" Every kind of fiuancial business transacâ€" ted: 1 WURTHINGTON‘S CANADIAN STOCK TONIC_ 10 lb box, 200 feeds, 50c.; 50 1b. sack §2 MANUFACTURED By GRAY OF CHATHAN The Worthington Drug C., _ GUELPH, Ont. T Successful Men He is now offering for Sale : Have used Address.â€"H. H. MILLER, Lock Drawer 28, Hanoyer, Ont. one year and have be:n'fee(finifl to all Found it to give 500d satisfaction, and se all farmers and feeders of stock to Yours faithfully, _ mj.';'\'f_ flg-g:?‘(;‘et_flugfittgsh An evidence of the s would obtain by _not an American stter, drive better, Worthington‘s L. MOSES, Avonton P. 0 B Ne in All work LATES‘T DESIGNS IN MarRKERS HEADSTONES & MONUMEXTsS DURHAM MARBLE works Direct CALDWELL‘S L1 HARDV ARE ° work warranted. . Orde; Messrs Barclay and Be}! ROBINSON & corBET Do not have your Storm Doo: standing open when you can buy the best Door Spring on the mar ket for half price. We have a very fine line of R Hones and Razoo Razor Straps Every farmer should secure one o our Snyder Rifles while they are selling so cheap. Bring along your Demijohns and Cans and get them filled with the best Coal Oil in the market, \W. have jugst unloaded fanother Ca: We are sole agents for the A merican Stock Food, which can not be equalled for curing Distem per or colds. Buy a Tin of Oakey Knife 1 ish while it is on the cheap list A few strings ‘of Bells still in stock, which we are offering at greatly reduced prices, See our assortment of Gloves and you will be we have the quality. Call and examine our latest rival of Tinware and Granitews load Agents., Show Rooms opposite Mid daugh Stables, Lambton 8St. SMarn Organs _ Also another Shipme« the renowned and upâ€"t« Karn Organs,. Call and them, theyare open for in tion. BARCLAY & BELL et Importations from European American and Canadian Quarries which are known and approved of all men to be unsurpassed fo: beauty and second to none in quality. Call and seethem and if you do not want to buy one for yourself you will be able to tell your friends the old old story of those famous rigs which is as above mentioned. _ Prices and Styles to suit all. amous Just arrived at the Show Romos of Barclay & Bell, a Carâ€" loa the Ready for i9 pring OB rade .â€" BLACK. ELL‘S LIVERy STABLE Pposite 'xldd.ugh House Marast wA another Shipment of »udhope * Garriages. 1903 upâ€"toâ€"date P roprietors. Mitts and convineed d test inspecâ€" taken by AZOT Al Tc 11 And look in our and you wi gains for Caldes‘s PB SH €Cock with Syives Proven Ste Also B1 Calder‘s Block Wh Soap aild Owen 3 BEGINS JA D 404 and upâ€"t fice as Circul al TWEED ACP5 GROCER & Wt 1S) | fey! | "f ~AI LV Int of tern and Matr Comqx THO: MJ @8 Wmm . Johnston Clare 1 PF: WINTE Durha We can gi March 5 % ()1 The AT THI DRY GOC $Y90TS & A O1 best 80 < Call an 1J Staff FLI ()4 FEl A I