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a lot of different Shoe Dressâ€" 1ore coming. . Ask for a botâ€" cerine Lustre, regular 25¢ et a silver spoon. â€" This is no ery spoon is stamped and 1# Spoon and polish, 25¢. ar. They are good value re than we ask for them. lues are the Highest, «Ti * r MHAamilton 4 geoney. Pell [f[achinery _ Examine our TURâ€" ces are the Lowest, ring Trade is Ours Valises [a# 1¢ ms opposite Mid bles, Lambton St. Some odd sizes in broken lines of We bien WHI lt RKED FACT TEBU®S 0A %H. sce APRIL 28. 1904 “ c]]fl‘avek U because Mcllraith ses. Club bags, Teleâ€" n band. Cuastom work o (llbl}‘(’,‘ prolnptly A® C Ahurns, G&Ge. HI we are selling Tvoeduced Driceg n U & BELL cA thaes c ; Comfortabte ind at ]H"I'I.'/'O to seible () S S k t uy mm 23. C t erv respect turday. _ OQzâ€" C. McArthur‘s v OrricE. wil) so9 ie dn on w on v are the also! ons \RROWS. 4 .’\( w SHOEMAN. S Aoves pe Buggy. n the swinzp tteors> e Summer ‘0 carload= the place erflowing" filled ap : famous irehouse Eâ€"Next D t L ® A‘ MP 61 M $3 re ev CAPITAL, Authorized.......$2,000,00L CAPITAL, Paid ap........... 1,000,000 RESERVE FUND............ 8$50,000 A general Banking business transacted Drafts issued and collection s+made or all points. _ Deposits received and inter est allowed «t ex.rrent rates SAVINGS BANk% :nterest allowed on savings bank deposits of $1.00 and up wards â€" Prompt attention and every facility afforded customers living at dista ce. J KELLY, Agent. AGENTS in all principal points in Ontario, Quebes, Manmtoba, United States and England. STuDgp BARK OF GAMAN The Hanover Convevancer, _ Hanove DURMHAM A@ENCY If you wish to buy or sell property, borâ€" row money, insure a property, have writings drawn orcellect debts call on me ‘ Always Prompt, Never Negligent." NEW LIST OF LANDS O Acres In Bentinek near Durham, 9 10 cleared, 10 hardwood, good buildings, spring creek, orchard, &C¢..........................~$38200 100 Acres near Allan Park, 68 cleared, 20 hardâ€" wood and 12 swamp....................«.â€"2100 150 Acres near Lamlash, stone dwellings, good uul-hufidum.-‘ fine farm, under ........ . 4000 105 Acres near Allan Park, excellent farm fair l»ui*ding.-'. cheap. 1 Acre more or less, Garafraxa Street, Durham, near Cement Works, fine lots, offered very cheap. OF BEST QUALITY. Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Crockery, &c. We can give you Bargain. #®* We ask inspection of our Teas..wz Besides above I havef large list of other lands of all kinds. d\_ J CC ////,/15 C. A. FLEMING, Principal, Owen Sound Spring Term begins April 4th, 1904 TWEEDS & YARNS Transacting Business All one Spring Prints, Ginghams, and Muslins, are now in. Come & see them. Linen Table Cloths, 2! Heavy Twlll Sheeting, 2 yards long, 27 in. wide at *¢ per pair 4 do 27 in _ do i0e per pair. 3 do 36 in do 70¢ per pair. 3 do 37 in do _ To¢ per pair. §% do 50 in _ do $1.00 per pair. All Curtains have tapice edges, except Ȣ S. SCOTT. HE s« SELLS & CHEAP BIQG 4 H. H. MILLER, Aid the Sarsapariila b keeping the bowels regular with ’AyerP: $|lls. The Hanover Conveyancer, offers : t _ 2 yards wide Table Oileloth, 45 in wlde, Table Linen, M in wide, Floor Oileloth, 1 yard wide It is impossible to go threugh life without some business transactions To simplify such matters and make them profitable, you should have a Business Edugation such as is givâ€" en at the $1.00 a bottle, All druggists. wW. H. BEANX Roller Blinds, plain Sarsaparilla stomach, then dyspepsia, biliousness, loss of appetite. Your doctor knows the remedy, used for 60 years. Auyer‘s Impure blood always shows somewhere. If the skin, then boils, pimples, rashes. If the nerves, then neuraigiz, nerv. ousness, depression. If the Impure H, H. MILLER , W. F. COWAN, President. GEO. P. REKID, Manager. Best pure Honey. 10¢ a Ib go+% ce APRIL 28. 1904 was with fringe 65 ard wide nt 2¢ per yd ards wide at 50c per ya in wlde, at 2%¢ per yd in wide, at Â¥e peryd in wide, at 50¢ per yd 4 yards long at $1.40 each 72 in wide, at Z¢ per yard for CALDERS BLOGK, DURRAM, J. C. AYER Co., Lowell. Mass. e each e each line The Dominion Department of Agriâ€" culture calls the attention of creamery owners to the following tacts : as soon as possible after being manuâ€" factured. â€" Eyery moment that butter 1. Alarge vroportion of butter for export is not cooled to a sufficiently low temperature before leaving the creamery. _ Investigations by this deâ€" partment during the last two years have shown that the temperature of butter on its arrival at the railway stations varied between 40 and 60 deâ€" grees F. 2. It is very important that butter be cooled TO THE CENTRE OF THE BOX at a temperature below 38 degrees F. In addition to this all lads bet ween 12 and 18 are lhiable to enrollment as cadets If sufficient volunteers are not availâ€" able, eyen in time of peace, resort shall be had to ballot, and men so chosen must serve themselves or provide an acceptable substitute. Rifle cluts shall be liable to call in case of emergency. In case of emergency a duly authorizâ€" ed officer may take possession of land for field works, destroy crops, remove stock, tear down buildings, or do whatâ€" ever else seemeth right. Compensation for such destruction is to be allowed. Troops may be quartered in private houses provided the buildings are not. exclusively occupied by temales. Even in time of peace roads, not beâ€" ing mail roads, may be closed during target practice. The period of drill in each year may be any where from 12 to 30 days. The new Militia Bill now before Parâ€" liament has evidently been prepared by men who are of the opinion that Canada should be patterned after the armed camps of Enrope. The Bill provides for increasing the pernament corps from 1,000 to 2,000 men ; it makes alf men, not exempt or disqualified from 18 to 60 years of age, liable to military service, univarried men from 18 to 30 being liable to the first call to serve, unmarried men bet ween 30 and 45 coming second, marâ€" ried men between 18 and 45 third, and those 45 to 60 being called fourth. The exemptions include members of Parliaâ€" mwent, Deputy Ministers, the Clergy, ofâ€" ficers engaged in collecting revenue jail and asylum wardens, telegraph clerks. professors in colleges and teachers in religious orders, only sons of widows, those bodily or mentally infirm,. and people whose religious decetrine prohibâ€" its them from taking part In war, "The wind was a gale from the northâ€" west. but veered at times almost to the northeast. _ In the main, bhowever, the course of the ftire is from the northwest, and the strip blotted out of the heart of Toronto is almost 500 feet wide by a quarter of a mile lorg." *Thank God, the wind blew toward the lake, or the story of Toronto‘s loss would haye been written among the great fires of history. _ At this writing the fire area probably includes thirty acres, bounded roughly by Lorne st, and the Queen‘s hotiel on the west, the Esplanade on the south, and midway between King and Wellington on the north. _ Eastward the fire still rages, in spite of the utmost efforts to stay it, and there is no longer any doubt that a large part of the block beiween Bay and Youge, south of W«ilington, has been destroved. © l Indescribable in its terrors. irresistâ€" ible in its foree, and calamitous begond any disaster that has yet overtaken Toronto, was the great fire that last night swept through the wholesale centre of the city, leaving in its track acres of smoking ruins, where a few hours before there had been huge wareâ€" bouses and factories filled withkh the costhiest of merchandise. We quote a piece of a Globe editorial written undet the immediate shadow of the disaster : The insurance companies have met to adjust losses ind are paying promptly, They have decided on an increase in tates amounting to about 75 per cent, and is to apply to other cities as well, so the evil of the fire will be felt outside of Toronto, _ Indeed the whole proyimce will be affected for nlready the price of lamber and other building material has advi.nced. As tar as known nolife was lost. The chief of the Fire Brigadae got bhis leg broken early tin the tight, and about a dozen are more or less injured, _ As soon as possible dynamite was used to raze dangerous walls and several acciâ€" dents have resulted from that. The loss is about $16,000,000, of which $11,000,000 is covered by Insurance. Great enterprise is shown by many of the firms. who, while their stock was burning were making arrangements for new premises and securing new gords. Many of the safes and yaults gave the protection expected, but not a few lost every record. _ Six of the largest paper and stationery firms in Canada were burnt out. The Queen‘s was not destroyed but was in imminent danger, being on fire at several points, but by dint of private effort, using wet blankets over windows, &c., it escaped. Private effort, too, was largely the means of saving the Teleâ€" gram bulding, while the praiseworthy efforts of the brave firemen were largely handicapped by insufficient pressure, not being able to throw higher than the 3rd storg. _ They were practically helpâ€" less and were beaten back step hy step till the great Custom House building: and the Bank of Montreal were reached, ‘ these forming firewalls. _ Help was asked and readiiy given by Buffalo, { Hamilton, London, Peterborough and other places, which all sent engines and I workers. Our brief notice last week gave but a frint ider of the rxtent of the great disaster which has overtaken the Queen city. The fire is the third largest in the his:ory of this continent, being exceeded only by Chicago and Baltimore fires, The area destroyed is «about 15 acres of the best business blocks m the city, the centre of the wholesarle trade of the province, stretching from within half a block of King street to the Esplanade and from Lorne St and Queen‘s Hotel on the west nearly to Yonge St on the east, Cold Storage at Creameries. THE NEW MILITIA BILL. TORONTO‘S GREAT FIRE. Intending Students should enter at beginuing of term, or as soon after as possible. FEES: $1.00 per month The 3chool is equipped for full Junior Leaving and matriculation work, under the following Staf of Competent Teachers for that Department : Wm Johnston, Chairman. A. W. Watson| Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage besiness in this courtry and adjoining territory for well and favorâ€" ably known bouse of solid financial standing. _ $20 00 straight cash salary and ‘expenses, paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters. _ Exâ€" pense money advanced. _ Position perâ€" manent. _ Address Manager, 810 Come Block. Chicago, lllinois. 24/3â€"12, Durham‘s Nrw BAKER Plans and specifications for the conâ€" struction of cold storage rooms and blank form ot reports of temperature will be mzeiled to any address on appliâ€" cation to this department. Jas. W. RomBExtsox,. Com. otf Agricalture & Dairying. (3) Forwarding of monthly reports to this department showing temperaâ€" ture maintained, and quantity of butter manufactured. (1) Manutacture of at least 2000 lbs of butter per morth. (2) Maintenance of temperature of cold storage room at a sufticiently low degree. This department will extend the offer of the bonus ot $100 for the buildâ€" ing and maintenance of Creamery reâ€" trigerators for the season of 1904. Creamery ewners who build a cold storage room according to satistactory plans this spring will be entitled to the tirst instalment of the bonus at the end of the season of 1904, provided that they observe the following conditions meanwhile : ite. _ Creamery owners who wish to improve their refrigerators may obtain necessary specifications by applying to this department. 6. _A well built cold storage room may be kept at a temperature below 38 degrees F. witha mixture of salt and * 5. Two hours of exposure to the ‘heat of the sun will lessen considerably the keeping qualities of butier. Butter should be protected trom the heat ot the sun auring transport from the creainmery to the railway station. Thne butter maker should find out the hour at which the refrigerator car is to pass, so that butter may not have to stand a long time on the station p‘aworm or in a warm shed. Durham Scnool THEROYKE Sss ssrarasrere¢s Potatoes, per bag....... 4. The way to ‘ind out the temperaâ€" ture of the butter is by putting a reâ€" liable thermemeter into a box of butter. The butter maker should not be guided entirely by the temperature mainâ€" tained in the culd storage room. PFIOUK:ssarcnce scestrsrarses ORUMCRL:ss+s«++«s+ssrerers NY HCHbsss ccvntrereriesrrere PeBR:ssssssrsrsrssescrsir‘sss TDRKICOY se rsrti se ire rei ues URB..s rsesssesssrerrcessises TAMUTDG 4. + 1+ «+s rex ctheessee Dressed Hoys, per ewt Hogs, Live weight..... Zutter, fresh roll per 1b Butter, Tub............., O@Nscsrerressiiirettrhiss Hides, per ewt...,...... Calfskins, per lb........ SHCOCPSKILS .: :1.+s1+i¢rss MWVs sevkrrertsresseesvests Beei, per ewi............ l is left as a high temperature lessens its | keeping qualitiee. _ Butter left at a high temperature for some time is lsmm-:cr TO A RAPID DETERIORATION on its arrival in Great Britain. _ The Reâ€" frigerating compartments otf steamers are not lmendo(fu to cool warm butter and such butter does not get sufficientâ€" ly chilled before arriving in England. WOOU : seeereriirins eÂ¥ ses _ 8. Inorder to lower the temperature of the butter below 38 degrees it is not sufficient to lower the temperature of the refrigerator one or two days before the shipping of butter. _ Butter boxes should be exposed to a temperature beâ€" (liow 38 degrees for at least five or six ays. THOS. ALLAN, Principal. MISS L. M. FORFAR, Classics and Moderns. DURHAM MARKETS. he Public of Durham and T neighborhood are respectâ€" fully informed that the underâ€" signed has bonght out the Wright Bakery, known as the ‘*Durham Bakery,"‘ and inâ€" tends by strict application to buginess, and good material, to warrant a share of the paâ€" tronage. The experience of 20 years leads me with confidence to solicit support. _ Satisfaction guaranteed. Staff and Equipment. MANAGER WANTED. ares sesssericeres _ 2 60 rrrrrrsersssaeenes 2 59 40 verrerrerrrnseneee 8 265 Hoys, per ewt 5 75 ve weight..... 4 60 esah roll per 1b 14 PUU:. i irricrvees 15 C. Ramage, oo 00 14 15 25 00 14 12 i 10 49 So 8 50 6 00 4 GN 2 75 Yo 6O 13 10 40 00 16 13 THE uUurHAM REVIEW i, ihaciinctiastinstlarct ) ~dnthinetinttinatinst new»arawas BB aâ€"rearvex "Often the Cheapest, Always the Best." MacFarlane & Go. Remember Our Motto is Field & Garden Seeds Druggists & Seedsmen N., G. & J.McKechnie EO Ahocice @lover i N.,G. & J. McKechnie 3 hy se QUALITY First, Last, and Always. 4} lbs Black Tea, regalar 30c¢, for. ... . Sâ€"lbs ~RHSINS® : ..« â€"~@=@#a ns @68 4‘s s : * 1 , 83 lbs Currants...... * 6 lbs~Figs.... 3 lbs Seeded Raisins.... 3 ‘cans Corn.. :s ohiaks‘s /s Pain hk y 4 4 is . 3 cans Peas...... s 2 cans. TOomatob§s@.l.r.%.::sika%% «%‘1 s s Seans Salmon...... it 10 lbs Sulphur.... A beautitul line of Lace Curtains at all prices. Durham, ‘Ont. Carpets. A full line of Carpets with prices to suit. Pimothy Including all the choicest varieties. We carry a full line of We exercise every care in selecting only the _ best brands of grass ard other Seeds. Come and examâ€" ine our samples. Fresh Groceries : (The popular Cash Store.) Lace Curtains. 9 lUL’,ul(L‘l !IUU’ ‘.ul-oou-...’p].\’\’ :+« * * B00G @ * * wit)s » : + 8006 ising..; .. : +~ .200 a%A s‘ x‘ss s 200 «iss ss‘s GDQ s s ‘t‘x x‘x 4 +s 20L ONTARIO ARCHIVEs TORONTO | 5 2 0 Acres choice, unimproved land, ‘ 24 miles from the growing town of Rocanville. in which there has been five elevators erected in the past 2 yrs., {and 18 miles from Mooso&. Price |$11 per acre. This land is located in a district where crop returns are sure. ’Fnll particulars ftrom | _ _W.E Jopr, or Wa. Encr. | Moosomin, Ass. Edge Hill. Hexry Aurxaxper Lot 9, Con,. 2, W. G. R., Bentinek, The undersigned has for sale, ready to use, (5) five thorobred Tamworth Boars, Price reasonable. For SAL®.â€"1 yr old Bult rising 2 yrs, 2 Buil Calyes, oerkshire Boar and Sow Pigs. all registered Pedigreeqd, For SeErvicE.â€"1 Berkshire and 1 York Boar also Durham Bull. Terms, $1.00. I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Walter McDonald after this date. Joux McDoxaup. FOR sALE & for SERVICE Durham Bull Calyesâ€"grandsons o. Prince Cruickshank (imp), ard Yorkâ€" shire Pigs from imported stock. Tnos, Scarr & Soxs, Rocky Sangeen | 100 Acres, Lot 36. 2nd Con., N. D. R., . Glenelg, 15 acres tit for cultivation, the [m haml:vogi bush. _ Also Lot 36, Con. The undersigned have for sale,. 2 bulls rising 2 years old and 3 bull calves risâ€" ing 1 year old. _ Also a pureâ€"bred Tamâ€" worth Boar for service. â€" Terms, $1.00, A. & J. Searey. Lots 23 & 21, 8. D. R. Glenelg. NORTH WEST WHEAT LANDS FOR SALE. 5 2 0 Acres choice, unimproved land, LV 23 miles from the growing town FOR SALE & for SERVICE Hotel and Farm Property on Durâ€" ham Road, Tp. of Glenele, 4 miles from Durham. Good Stock Farm containing 90} acres. _ All well watered. _ Will be soid or rented between now and May 1st. Apply to Gro. Ryax, Durham, or at Review Orprior wood bush. The Saugeen River runs through both. _ For further particulars send or apply to Mary McI®XTYRE, Markdale. 2' 2 acres, barns. Bunessan, 25 April, 1904. YOUNG TAMWORTH BOARS FOR SALE. Apply to Jxo ECKHARDT Bunessan PUREâ€"BRED STOCK FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR RENT. FARMS FOR SALE. acres, near Dornoch, Frame Buldâ€" ings, Orchard. Good Land, $3400. FARM FOR SALE. acres, near Wilder‘s Lake, two bharns, stone Stables with cement floors, frame house, well watered. _ Forfurther particularsapply to Mackay & DUXx., Durham., CE ET TEmT £2000 AAUC JA O , 25 acres clear, the rest hardâ€" CAUTION, $1,00 2C Ne Sount Location." Music! Hotory Feehnigoe For terms apply@to Niss Margaret Gun, Teacher, N.H.NM. Durham, Nov. 16, ‘0G JOHN CLAFRK EEUPETVC TT ME T N FEY =a woarrky PuBLic conre YAWCER, aC. Oficeâ€"â€"LOWER 10WN. DURKH ANM. Co‘lections and Agency promptly attended to Wills, Deeds, Mortguges, Lenses, A qroonu en te #&e. correctly prepurel. Estutes of deceased wourâ€" sous louked after and Executor‘s and | A domiwde= trators‘ Accounts prepared and rum-»d hurm.fo Court Business, Probute of Wills. Lettore of K4. minstration and Guardiausbip Obtained , se i â€" chus waude in Registiy Office and Titles remostaA Notary Public, Commissioner, Convay ancer, Valuator, Insurance Agent, &c. chauy o., 32 clo)â€" (FMAPdinuship Obtained, 's.a' n a chus mwade in Registry Office and Titles reported on Jompany and private Funds to Loar om Mortgages at lowest rutes of ‘nterest, Valunatien made by a Commetent und careful Valuator, &A w4 LC University, Rl‘nd{l;"; of Royal C of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. H Calder Block over the Post Office Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyancers &c. Money to Loan, Ollic«. Melntyre Block, over the Bank A. G. MIGK". K. C. W . F Mun: Barrister, Solicitor in Supreme Court Notary Public, Commissioner, &e. 4 p. m ()FFICE FIRST DOOR EAST o the Du nam Pharmacy Calder‘ Block. Residence first door west of tne old Post Office, Durham. rooms, Mckinnon‘s old stand, or at the R@rEw Licensed Auctioneer for the Co, of Grey, ales promptly attended to. _ Rates reasonable. Orders may be left at his Implement Ware Member Col: Physicians and Surgeons teg» Ontario, fice and Residence Cor. Garafraxa and QGeorge ® 0 Bt., at foot of Hill. _ Old Moodie Corner. OFFICE HOURS 9â€"11 a. m, 2â€"4 p. m. 7â€"9 p. m . Telephone Connection No. 10 Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Grey, Terms moderate. Arrangements for sales &As to dates, &c., must be made at the Review Ofâ€" fee, Durham. & Correspondence add dere orto Hopeville P. O., will be promj attended to, Ftlu on application to J. G. HUTTON, M. D., C. L. R.C. P., London, Rngland Graduate of London,;New York and Chicago. Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat, K‘Will be at Knapp House, Durham, the = Baturday in each month, Mours, 1â€"6 p .m. Dr. T. G. KHOLT L. D. S. & C, PICKERING D. D 5., L. D. 5. ljoxpn GRADUATE of Toronte Myer‘s Music Method. ARTHUR GUN, M. D., Puverctan & BurckoN, Office over McLachian‘s Store . wours : / g:: 'f on «ka_tictioncers. . McPHMHAIL _â€"» or to ded to, Farms bough: and solC flice, McKenzie‘s Old Stand, Durham filice, over Gordon‘s A@~ Special attention given to Diseases of Women and Children, lfriwm_: Money to Loan, Collecâ€" tions of all kinds pr;n;u-mly atten dud & . lu l & L C _ BARRIsTER, soiciror,.~ Ne dn geiinise es actics wl CH DR GEO. S. BURT. MACKAY & DUNN, Lssn t A t . «DL ds D LEOC.A.L. m uie â€"»(ac 9 â€" Che w . LEFROY McCAUL. MTSTCE. A. H. JACKSON, Charges Moderate . MePHAIL, Hopeyille P. 0. C. RAMAGE, Durbham â€" P. TELFORD DR. BROWN, Money to Loan Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Grey, of Royal College Jewelry Stere Rooms,