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Sheep and Pigs. & J J Our stock is replete with the choicest imporâ€" ted productions and comprises the most perfect creations of the flower maker‘s artâ€"ornaments that for beauty and effect cannot be equalledâ€"laces and shapes of the newest design. _ We carry everything essential to the Millinery business and our prices are right. _ We would be pleased to have you call and examine our stock. _ # Imported Plowers, Ornaments and YYovelties f That there is no better place in the County to buy Deering Machinery, Democrats, Buggies of Palâ€" merston and London makes, The Great Prize Winâ€" ner Cream Separator, Road Carts, Cooking Stoves, Raymond Sewing Machines, Waggons : Snrowball, Chatham and Walkerville; Wilkinson Ploughs and repairs ; Churns, Harness, Knife Grinders, &c. And all Farm Machinery Cashkh and One Price. . SA Hlortock $ John Clark ortock. , Qurham. Poultry: A fine Map of the Seat of War, in three colors, 18 x 22 inches, will be mailâ€" ed free to evyery subscriber to the two papers remitting us 4 cents extra for cost of mailing. Address : Hymeneal. A quiet wedding took place on the evening of March Cth at the home of Mr. Geo. Mighton, Mulock, when his eldest daughter Amy was united in marriage by Rev. C. E. Pineo to Mr. Irwin Brown also of Mulock. The bride was becomingly attired in white lustre, trimmed in white silk applique and car. ried a boquet of roses. 'Phe brdesmaid was Miss Bessie Burgess of Lamlash, while the groom was supported by . his brother William. After congratulations all repaired to the diningâ€"room where a sumptuous reâ€" past was served. The bride was the reâ€" cipient of a number of presents which attested to the esteem in which she is held by her friends.â€"Com Among those we saw at Toronto last week in attendance at the Educational Convention were Mr. John Patterson and his brotherâ€"inâ€"law Mr, â€"Samuel Atcheson, formerty of the 20th Concesâ€" sion, Egremont. _ The former is prinâ€" cipal of a High School and the latter has a good position near Ottawa. â€" Mr. Cameron Mcintosh of Dornoch now principal of a Model School, was on hand and read a paper in his own section. Wealso met Mr. Morrison, Model School assistant here a few vears ago. Mr. Malcolm Clark. formerly of Bentineck,. now Principal of Meaford Public School, Mr Walter Nichol, Priceyille, in attendâ€" ance at the University, (and we are pleased to say, the winner of part of a scholarship at recent exam‘s). â€" Mr. Eastman, late Principal of Priceville School. also Insp. Burgess, of N. Grey and Com John KicArthur of Priceville, who represented the County Council at the Trustee section. < Miss Mary Marshall of the REviEw Staff is toâ€"day, Wednesday, being operaâ€" ted on for appendicitis. She was at her duties as usual on Monday, but in the early morning of Tuesday was serzed with excruciating pain, which Dr‘s Mcâ€" Donald and Gun decided was due to appendicitis and tnat an operation was necessary,. _ Her buoyant spirit and o‘:herwise robust healtb, will, we gincerelv _ hope, speedily restore her. LatErRâ€"The operation was performed successfully and she is likely to make a rapid recovery. Mrs, J. H. Hunter came home Friday evening last, _ Her son, Jas. A., was in Toronto last week and has returned to Winnipeg again. His brether Hnrrr of Minneapolis, was enjoying the balimy breezes of the Southern States lately and his brotberâ€"indaw, Mr Somerville, bas been on the Mediterranean tor his health. Mr. WÂ¥ m. Adams, Dromore, one of the Directors of 8. G. Ag. Society, attended the meeting on Puesday last, and. was doing some business for the Egremont Show as well. The Directors of the * World‘s Fair" are again planning tor the School Drill competition, so successâ€" ful last year. Rev. Jas. Skene. of Hillsdale, well known as a Dornoch boy,) has received a unanimous call to Baltimore and Coldâ€" streams, near Cobourg. Mr. Skene will accept the call, and expects to leaye Hillsdale in about a monthâ€" Rev J W Magwood of Arthur, well and fayorably known here, will preach morning and evening in the Metbodist Church next Sunday in the interests of Educational Work. _ Revy Mr Smith will take Mr Magwood‘s work at Arthur. Mr. Jas. Inkster, of Wareham, Osprey Tp., lately from Orkney, Scotlaud. was a guest of Mr. Win. Guthrie last week. He walked the 25 miles here in 6 hours, 20 min., a good #speed considering the condition of the roads. Mr Thos Ryan, son of Geo., of town. is employed as brakesman on G T R running out of Palmerston. _ An injury to his knee in Galt yard compelled him to lie off tor a few days, Mr. David Thompson, of Orkney, Scotland, came to town last Saturday after a three weeks‘ voyage and 1« in the employ of his cousin, Mr. Wim. Guthrie, blacksmith. Mr John Armstrong, of Gravenhurst, brother of Messts Elijah and Sandy Armstrong, Hutton Hill, is visiting his brot herâ€"inâ€"law, Mr Thos. Livingston. Mrs Scolly returnel home to her daughter‘s, Mrs, Whitechurch, after spending the winter in Woodstock, where she was storm stayed. Commissioner C. McKinnon left on Monday for Assa., with a carioad of horâ€" ses picked up around here. He will be gone for about 3 weeks. Messrs John Nelson, Chas McKinnon Frink Shiels, Mal Stewart, and Robt Marshall left this week with cars of horses, &¢ for the West. Mr Jno Wilson, formerly yard man at Furniture Factry bere, met with an accident in Toronto last week and is home for a few days. Miss Dick was in Toronto this week on a business trip. Word received from Alf, Staples and Forbes Hino report them in St Louis the city of the " World‘s Fair," at work in a box factory. Mr Percy. Insurance Agent of Mt Forest is in town this week. Mr Geo Smith, Cement burner. bas arrived in town after spending the winter with friends in Lima, Ohio. Miss Jarne Wright, who has heen visiting her gister. Mrs, Jas Careon for some weeks past, has left for her home in Toronto. Mr Lynn,. Allan Park. is a guest of sonâ€"inâ€"law. Mr Jas Redford. Miss L. M. Forfar returned Saturday to resume her teaching duties. Miss 8. J. R. McKinnon was one of La Grippe‘s victims last week. Mr Adam Brewn and twolittle daughâ€" ters left last Thursday for his home in Parry Sound. Mr. Bert Geddes of Winnipeg. was a guest of his uncle, Mr. Jas. Carson from Friday till Monday. Mr Reggie Kelly, of the Bank here, has been promoted to a position in the Standard Bank,. Toronto. THE REVIEW, DURHAM PERSONAL MENTION. THE DURHAM REVIEW T' Ont, TORONTO Brightness, The Hanover Conyeyancer If you wish to buy or sell property, borâ€" row money, insure a property, have writings drawn orcollect debts callon me ‘ Always Prompt, Never Negligent." Phinitn Ob uP ul tuici ids sÂ¥ d 1124 0 d s MB c retained but with less ground to cover. The reasons for and against this, we have not time to give here, but may reâ€" turn to other matters of a public nature in some future issue. 19‘, one fayored ‘and the other opposed retention. Each of them were giants in debate, but the champion for retention carried the section with him by a large majority, and the General Association or Wednesday evening, when all reâ€" ports were in, went the same way by 2 to 1. fiol Latin is recommended to be For several years past great imporâ€" tance has been attached to classical and modern langnuages in examinations and science men and others have complained Now with one stroke the study of these it is proposed to make optional for cerâ€" tain grades of certificate, and it has been found that x subject not intended to be followed by an examination is apt to be neglected. In all the sections the quesâ€" tion of retaining Latin as a compulsory subject receiveg great attention, and in most of them the language of «ncieat Rome had many supporters. Even the trustee section was warmed ‘up, for, of 2”3 two members on *The Committee of One feature occupying the attention of all this year was the consideration of » dratt of proposed changes in the Pubâ€" lic and High School Courses of study and in the Departmental Examination System. This was submitted by the Minister of Education at Jast meeting, and the "Draft" was placed in the hands of a * committee of 19 " chosen from all the sections. _ The report of this comâ€" mitteeâ€"in the main agreeing with the ‘draft‘ â€"was in the hands of all the secâ€" tions, and discussion brought out sugâ€" gested changes in various departtiments. Each ‘section. elected a spokesman to present its finding to the General Asâ€" sociation, Wednesday evening, and the action of that body became the final word of the Associavion. Whether Minâ€" ister Harcourt will adopt all the suggesâ€" tions is not known in the meantime but certainly he would be a daring man who would altogether ignore it. M Mn C t oc oo c oi o eai on o Emm mss Echool, Historical,. Commercital, Public School, Home Science, Kindergarten, Training, Inspectors, and, last but not least, Trustees. uis o o Sn ie ee n en e P en ieny TeTe year the sessions being held in the Uniâ€" versity, During the day the "Sections" meet in separate rooms and discuss their own interests, â€" Hence we bave sections named Mathematical, Classical, Science, e]?denl.n 'l.,:apgl_mg‘v,‘ College and High The meeting of Educationalists in Toâ€" ronto last week was a yery important one, representing as it does every teachâ€" ing branch from the University Profesâ€" sor to the Kindergarten teacher, and meludes what may be called the lay or business branchâ€"the trustees. The whole bodyâ€"800 or over this year, largâ€" est in its historyâ€"is spoken of as the Ontiu i() Educational Association, this JfJiss Dick. â€"An . important _ treaty _ between France and England has been signed by which France, for privileges in Africa, relinquishes claims to the Newfoundiand shore. ONTARIO EDUCATIONAL ASSOtIATION â€"Stern justice has been meted out tu the bailot stuffers in the recent munâ€" icipal elections in Toronto. Samuel Thompson, Frank Gray, Ab. Cohoon bave each been sent to Central Pg'son for 2 yvears. These were D. R. O.‘s; two of their poll clerks, Col. Gray ( faâ€" ther of Frank) and Thos, Kerr have to spend one year in goal. ‘Thompson‘s poll clerk, Durance, gets free as a Crown witness, while the fate ot 6 othâ€" ers will be determined at the May sesâ€" sions. Meanwhile several of the alderâ€" men who were plainly benefitted by the frauds and who are suspected of inâ€" stigating them, still keep their seats in spite of much prodding by the press. One of the D. R. O‘s.â€"McGaireâ€"hbas sought safety in Buffalo but may be extradited. Tnere werepathetic scenes in court as the sentences were proâ€" nounced. Tol. Gray is an old man and has fought for his country. 20000. A deputation waitea on the Premier and the report says ‘‘The anâ€" nouncement of the government‘s policy gave them much satisfaction." â€"The executive of the Lord‘s Day Alliance met in O:tawa lasw week in triennial Convention. and the reports presented showed gratitying progress. The branches 3 years ago numbered 210, now 510 ; of these Ontario has 300 Quetec 31, Nova Scotia 32, P E Island 7, New Brunswick 17, Manisoba 47, N W Territories 35. British Columbia 21. The membership then was 8000, now Are our watchwords, Call and see our trimmed hats which we have on exhibition. Miss Dick at the Lambton St. Millinery Parlors is again fulâ€" ly stocked up with everything that goes to make attractive TOPICS OF THE WEEK & H. MILLER, 'illz'nepg Griginality, headwear. BDarlors Qconomy, Hanove The Best Quality cheaper than ever. Undertaking promptly â€" atâ€" tended to MODEL BAKERY, LOWER TOWN department of our establishment. LASTLY, our prices are absolutel yfair, Give us a call and see 1or yourself. A first _ class line of Bread, Cakes, Postry, always on hand at Rowe‘s store. FU RNITURE FIRST of all, we use only the finest Flour and other ingredients. SECONDLY, we are artists in our line. ’I‘HII_%DL\'. cleanliness reigns in every And therefore we hear nothing but praise for our bread, cakes, pies, and every desirable variety of pastry. T suits To atJ | Leading Jeweler, â€" Dutilaxn nLW olbVbLA ANU ILATWARG will be unpacking as you read this. are quite popular. \fl"e_ -:H;o have solid Gold Links, The new blouse sets are a pretty idea, ANGELS in FLOw. ERS. Yon will enjoy looking at them. Our goldâ€"filled LADIES® GUARDS are in both ROPE & LINK FASHION Has arrived in Durham. !17, 1§ and 7 jewelled movements, the best in the marketâ€"every watch guaranteed by makers., Jake Kress GOOD REASONS: DUEBER HAMPDEN THE BUSY STORE never does things by halves. This week Car No. 64955 arrived with mixed Hardware, and Car No. 13868 with Stove Coal. We are determined to supply the wants of the needy at low prices. f FOR HOUSECLEANING FOR THE FARMERS JAKE LXRPESS STIIDNTSOINTS NEW SILVER AND HaTWARE wi: STONE SET EMBLEMATIC CUPF LINKS A. GORDON, Wall Scrapers Dust Pans Wall Dusters Brooms Carpet Sweepers Whisks Carpet Beaters Mops Step Ladders Alabastine Scrub Brushes Asbestine Wsh‘g Machines Whiting Glue, and the best Paint manâ€" ufacturedâ€"The Sherwinâ€"Wilâ€" liams Ready Mixed Paints and Varnishes. They can be apâ€" plied by any person and no firstâ€"class artist will use any other. Horse Clippers Trace Chains Plow Harness Neckyokes HARDWARE! } Another new Supply of WATCHES dubel .. ba c k WEDDING CAKES Made to order in Latest Styles on shortest notice. FHL, STINSON. W. BLACK. We have We have FOR Plow Lines Sweat Pads Whiffietrees Clevices, &¢ +BARCLAY & BELL Call and Also Now that you have a Tudhope Buggy get a Tudhope Cutter & be in the swin> The Spring has come and the Summe: has gone and so has nearly two carloads of Tudhope Buggies and the place Which was once so filled to overflowing with those rigs is now being filled up with over a carload of the famous %mplemenfis § ? 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 REevirEw Orric®E, will receive our best attention. Chatham â€" Cutters Full Lines of these well=knows and reliable goods. Toclear. They are good value at more than we ask for them. beo C @@ We have a lot of different Shoe Dressâ€" ings ard more coming. â€" Ask for a bot tle of glycerine Lustre, regular P5¢ size and get a silver spoon. | This is no fake _ Every spoon is stamped and .1s gengaine. Spoon and polish, 25c. Te Jfave Doots & Shoes REMEMBER THE PLACEâ€"Next Campbeli‘s Implement Warehoase Your Spring Trade is Ours because PEEL, inE snoeman Of all kinds. Examine our TUR NIP PULPERS ; they are the best on the market ; _ also‘! our CHURNS & WHEELBARROWS. A MARKED FACT JSiarz Organs They are good in every respect Trunks. Valises, Club bags, Teleâ€" w:f“' éte, on band. Custom work and repairing done promptly is as possible. TERMS CA mEH. GRA Y‘S make ; Comjportabt, and Stylish, and at prices to suit alt purses, and a r Values are the Highest, Our Prices are the Lowest, Show Rooms daugh Stables ulper3, Churns, & & S. Mcllraith Nlaxwel P achinery _ Jt Reduced rices otor HAamilton __ Hgency. oudhope @utters Also see our famous Which we are selling Some odd sizes in broken lines of APRIL 14. 1904 seeâ€" our opposite Midâ€" y l.l.mbton St. oA thus D The followir Gold R Heays Trans Busin HE &« /. BIG C. A. FLE Groceris & Shc TWE Jr 4thâ€"M: Janet Kerr, Brdâ€"Eva A Wiliie McA 2nd â€"Arthu Znd â€"Mary Wallace, G Walrer Mos A“Iul!'l‘ J Report 0 Class â€"E)si¢ Dollie Hop Fred Moun Morice, M 13 Jane Millig Lawrence, Gertie Mor Marion Pet Grierson an Maucd â€"â€"F 10 Bessie Mount Jr POC er, Julia Donaid « Muir. 2: Lean, W Rep March Mary Mo Cuag, Edn Harold Mc MceDermid Ayer‘s Pi term. _ â€" Banks. Firth. M 4th â€"Ern Ada Stay Fanny _ I4C Collier, 14; Herbie Rit MeK in: wood, Joh Arthur Ed Kenneth Willie Ke Falkingha Jr 2ncaâ€"W Vietor Wi MeQOrack en Jimmie V# Kenay. Maggre P YVaughan. of Cut arournd will no for We 1¢ R Spr Saq Ri £1.00 a bottle All druggists You kn makes Ayer‘s mother, folks, u J s M it. 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