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Lot Us PurnisA ots & Shoe /» a‘s Stiff & Fedor CY CAaK W ATTHEWS LATIMER iporting Soods ‘atch ) W ‘lour IUNE 4. 1908 OO soods Hasebatl roguo Gir 1070800 MUS'I!‘I H 41005 ant. sehold dce i<s>rtment Sticks and sive line Mits and alls, also R GOODS ANTEED, balls for ht our it t v # . e 4*, 2. Because as a farmer, knowing farming conditions, he condemns the extravagance that has in 3 years inâ€" deVotine y ;. . 1270 the Intention of devoting himself to his parliamentar y duties, rendering a worthy service t o all the electorate. the j Cor. Michigan @ Griswold Sts. Detroit, Mich. 10 Reasons Why Voters Should Vote For Neil McC annel. Das. KENNEDY & KENNEDY If you ever had any contracted or hereditary yma blood disease, you are never safe until the virus $# Ouos§kt |0" poison has been removed from the system. er '\*¢~’ M | you may have had some disease years ago, but es d now and then soime symptom alarms you. Eome ns * ‘."';}'-;,' poison still lurks in your system. Can you afford Eus 34 & ,»;'.'» to run the risk of more serious symptoms appearâ€" P( .$ #® C ” ing as the poison multiplies? Beware of mercury ‘fl.‘\;":“ TY 4J or mineral drugs used indiscriminatelyâ€"they may ','\‘ \s L4 L ruin the system. ‘Twenty years exp@rience in the “@,A) '\::8/ treatment of theso diseases enables us to prescribe I I aD| specific remedies that will positively cure all blood E ] o4 diseases of the worst character, leaving no bad «# 4 effects on the system. Our New Method Treatâ€" ‘%‘ meont will ?unfy,and enrich the blood, heal up 4 all ulcers, clear theskin, remove bone pains, fallen 5 hus £] out hair will grow in, and swollen glands will reâ€" *( x¢â€"â€"Lyp*~4}| turn to a normal esndition, and the patient will 2 feel and Jook like a different person. All cases _ dike gecaor tfze fom] NO accept for treatment are guaranteed a comâ€" piets cure if instructions are followed. Roeador if in doubt as to your condition, you can consult us FREE OF CHARGE, BEeware of incompetent doctors who have no reputation or reliability. _ Drs. K. & K. have beenestablished over 20 years. WE CURE Nervous Debility, Varicocele, Stricture, Blood_and Secret Diseases, Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Consultation Free. If unable to call write for a Question List for Home Treatment. Che Burkam Reviewm TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Eros taken same as Cash. iery at ‘Mecliraith‘s ; ank !. > * .< He has the goods ; he sells the goods at reasonable prices. The largest stock in town to choose from. Trunks, Valises, ‘l'eluo?u. Club &c,, in stock. at the down own Shoml- &A q 2: P '5.-5. s & --‘;-,_.4’ (Lfi C 4t3 h C e ® a'A &# Boost and the world boasts with you ; Kick and you kick You will have no kick coming if you buy your j Boots, Shoes and Hosâ€" Cheer Up: Don‘t worry; It‘s wicked BLOOD DISEASES THURSDAYy JUNE 4, 19083 We have decided to go out of offer our stock of GARDEN ANI SHERDG uk. . ... .i /.. > * Because he is a inclination and the Guaranteed Cured or No Pay. C’/eariny Jate of deoeds / Seeds . angel, Ournip, Sugar PRBeet, DARLINGS DRUG STORE , _ JUNE 4. 1905 ecided to go out of the Seed business and therefore of GARDEN AND FIELD » ce ie t s ues PriPeS is a farmer with J. S.â€" Mcliraith 4. â€" Because Mr. Whitney broke his own promises as to giving a measure otf Law reform, ending the session with another promise, which may also be broken. 3. Because Mr. Whitney, though receiving an enormous majority, yielded to the spoilsmen, almost a clean sweep being made of the Liâ€" cense Inpectors and in the last days of the session gave grants and guarantees into the millions. creased the expenditure per c much as in the preceding 3 this increase being iargely in meats that do _ not bene farmer de. Cverylhing must go. neatly ‘aiture per capita as preceding 33 years, largely in departâ€" not benefit the alone Ronald Lamont, Lot11, Con 8, Ass‘t sustained, Con Krugler pt 2 of 5, Con 1, reduced $100, F. and A. Clark, Lot 24, Con 17 ass‘t sustaimed and said‘lot was transferred ftrom G, L. B. Haw to aforeâ€" said owners, Lot 45 and N# 46, Con 38, was transforred from I. Traynor to Grunley and Calder ; F. Jordan, tenant Lot 10, Con 18, reduced $200; J. M Dixon, ass‘s sustuined, Polico village Holstein, ase‘t sustained, The following names were added on the roll ; Jas. Kyie, m,f. Lot 2, Con 5, Byâ€"Law 228 to enable treasurer to borrow money as necessity requires to meet Sohool trustees‘ orders for teachâ€" er‘s salaries was passed. Comr. Fergusâ€" on reported favorably on Treas, sureties as found in Registry office. Cost of search $1.50. Council went into Court of Reyision with the reeve 11 the chair, The memâ€" bers subscribed to the required Deciaâ€" ration, after which the following cases were disposed of : Council met May 28th. _ Minutes confirmed, An application from R. 0. Kilgour Esq., Solicitor for the Mt. Forâ€" ost, Wellington and Grey Telephone Co. Limlted, praying for the passing of a By â€"Law to enable said Co. to erect poles in and through the Tp. of Egremont Said Byâ€"Law was approved of, duly read aud passed, signed and sealed and vumbered 224. Report adopted crder. granted for $1,50 and Comr paid $2.00 Com fees. In conclusion I would urge on all that,have;a leaning toward Liberalism t» come out on Monday the 8th June and cast their votes in plain crosses in favor of McCannel without fear or favor, By so doing the old south ridiog of Grey will be restored to its former stand in years gone by and will show that Mr. McCannel has more friends in South Grey than the Editor of the Durham Chronicle predicts. I am yours. As for the necessary qualification required to fullil the office of an M. P. P. 1 think Mr. McCannel although he hasn‘t the suffix M. D. t> his name, is as capable to fill the office as our f:iemrlhe UDt. and if it was necessary ten more reasons might be given why Mr, McCannel sbould e supported. It is said that the Dr. cannot be excelled as a representative of South Grey and that he should be reâ€"elected. Well let us see. At the last session of the Ontario Parliament our friend the Dr. brought up a motion in the house to the effect of having a trienial assessment or in plainer words to have the assessment done every three years, whether this was a bunkum motion or not we cannot say but howâ€" ever it was yoted down by the Dr‘s own party, _ Now if our good friend the Dr. had weight with his party the motion ought to carry for it was a reasonable one but he forgot to add to have the assessment done in a more suitable time than it has been for ages past, i. e. commencing on the 15th February. 1 I do not wish to get into the Editor‘s clutches nor do I intend to become his antngonist through the press but it really makes a person feel blue when ke sees a gentlâ€"man like Mr. McCanâ€" nel sneered at by the Rditor of that paper, As for the necessare analifinatinn He says that mMcCannel is not a farmer: We beg to differ with him on that point for Mr, McCannel was one of the most successfal farmers in the Township of Glenelg and was raised on the farm he sold a couple years ago. It would be just as upplicnbfe to say that the Editor of the Duarham Chronâ€" icle wasn‘s a school teacher as to say that McCanne! wasn‘t a farmer for although he changed his occupation it did not deprivye him of his knowledge of how to teach school, _ In like manner Mr, McCannel being a pra> tical farmer knows the exact thing of farming consequently he holds a claim on the farming community to patronize him with their support at the coming election. In last week‘s Chronicle the Editor maxes a reply to the 10 reasons in the Reyiew why ratepayers should vote tor McCannel. To the Editor of the Review. Dear Sir, 10. Because Dr. Jamieson owing to his many cement and other interâ€" ests cannot give and has not given the efficient service South Grey deâ€" serves and requires. 9. Because Dr. Jamieson when in opposition, wanted the nnmber of members reduced to 60, wanted the boundaries of constituencies to be fixed by judges, and redistribution only after a census, yet a few weeks ago he voted to increase the members to 110, to have a redistribution, even when there was no census, and that a committee ot 5 Conservatives and 3 Liberals should change the Constitâ€" uencies. 8. Because of the government‘s lack of trust in the people that gave them their big majority, as shown by the unnecessary Redistribution Act and the manifest intention shown therein to increase the Conservative chances, especially in Toronto. 7. Becausethe government bungâ€" ling and procrastination on the power question resulted in losing fbr the Province the vaiuable asset of Niagara power. 6. Because the Conservative treatâ€" ment of Northern Ontario has led to a dangerous secessiou movement. 5. Because of the muddling they made of School legislation almost taking all power out of Trustees‘ hands, until the indignation of the public and pressure of the opposiâ€" tion compelled them to withdraw it. Besides, their vaciilating policy as to Model Schoois is not in the interest of the poor man. Egremont Council. A Soutnu GreEy Faryer 4thâ€"Lizzie Burns, Willie Wallace. Arthur Gadd. Mary Backus and Bert Morice eq., Dinah ’vl‘hompflon. Minnie Keller. _ 8Sr 3rdâ€"Myrtle Caldwell, Thos. Wallace, Jas. Marshall, Arthur Morice. Jr 3rdâ€"Neila Marshall, Grace Mountain. M:}?' McAlister, Elâ€" mer Fee, Henrietta Keller, John Kerr, Walter McAlister, 8t 2ndâ€"Jean Morâ€" ice, Harry Caldwell, Leslie Morice, Melville Morice. Jr2ndâ€"Mable Walâ€" lace, Stanley Mountain. 8r PtZndâ€" John Berr, Arthur Mountain, Katie Kerr, J. Burns. Jr Pt2ndâ€"Maggie Petty and Andrew _ Marshall eq., Dawson Marshall, Bella Morice, Lizâ€" etta Berr, Janet Mountain. Pt 1stâ€" E. B. Morice, Charlle McAlister, Barâ€" bar Morice, Lorena Keller. Average attendance 33. M, M. ADaIR, Teacher. Council adjourned to meet on July 2ud. The yearly settliemont, as per agreeâ€" ment, Letween the Council and P. V. Trustees amounting to $1€7.84 including Com tax for 1907, $48.75. Several minâ€" or aco‘is amounting to $152,50 was paid, Comr Philp reported on inventory of tile and found 17â€"20in, 6 â€"16, 12â€" 1 on and handed over the tile moulds to Geo Hamilton and reported Juo MePhee repair cattle pass and filling road at McNair‘s $2.50 ; P. McQueen, ploughing road, $1.50. _ Report adoptedâ€"Com fees, $1.50. Comr Hunter reported H Reid approach to bridge, Huley‘s sideâ€" line, T5¢; D Hewitt, repairs to Bowâ€" man‘s bri ge, boc; J Rice, approach to bridge, baseline, "5¢; D Peckover, ploughing road is winter, $1.50 ; J Meâ€" Eachern, winter work, 500 ; J W Walls do $2.00 ; Comr examined washout 10th sideline, but fouud no immediate dauger, Report adopted, Com fees, qoo ; Comt Lothian reported Wes Snell reâ€" pairs to bridge, Lot 25, Con 15, $5.00 * Report adopted, Com fees, 50c. ‘ Each road Comr recelves $280 for road imp: for 1908, not inclading bridâ€" ges nor cu‘verts, Fergusoonâ€"Lothianâ€"‘lhat the Court of Revision now closeand the Ass‘t Rol as now revised be finally passed and Council business bo resumed,â€"Carried 17â€"9; Jotn McLachlan m f, G A 6; Abi Rico m f, 44â€"8; W Isles F 8, 20â€"â€"9; IJno Andrews m f, E 5â€"20; W Lowes, m f, 11â€"8; T J Boyle. 0. pt 1 orchard; J Brown. F S. 1 of 12â€"â€"1; E Begle,. m f, T. 88â€"8; Jas Cameron F S G A,14; Jno Durrant, m f, 29. M St W, Hol, Jos Dyer, mt 9, Orchard; A and E Smith, im f, !1 m St W Hol; John Walmsby m t 2â€"18; Chris Kregur m {, 26â€"2; Ed Schlimm, m ff, 10 M St, E Hol; R Ellis, m f, 12 M St E Hol; Thos Hunt, m f, 88 M 81, W Hol; John Ball, m f, 18 M St, E Hol; A Coburn, m f 41â€"2, 23â€"18; G Bye m f. 3â€"11; H T:bby m 1, H. McDougall m. f., $3â€"10, Jobrn Pettiâ€" erew m. f. 44 M. St W. Hol, R Doyleâ€" Dogle joint ownors 18â€"4. F Hopkins, tenaut 17â€"16; N Long m f,10â€"1%; It Robb im f, 17â€"11; W Jarvis m f, 18â€"14; Jos Switzer m f, 24â€"19; A Beid m f, Lenahan & Mclntosh! As the fishing season is now on, it will be well to know where you can get a full line of the right quality of goods at the right prices, _ We can supply your wants in almost every line. Reels, Casts, Leaders, Baskets HOOKS & FLIES LINES POLES : 8. 8. No 1, NormMaAxBy. HARDWARE AND FURNITURE | Honor Rolls D. Autax Clerk, ishing _ and other fishing tackle. scribe all the different kinds here. Call and see them for yourself. It will do you gond. Besides these we have good variety of We have a great variety of these at all prices. Among them are the twisted, braided and silk lines. We have the Steel, Lancewood, Engâ€" lish Greenheart, Split Bamboo and comimon Bamboo poles. Lunch provided on the farm. Rost. Moricr, Gro. Brxxtr, Pres. 8. Grey, Becy. S. Grey, Darham P. 0. Bunessan P. 8 A. Hurontsox, C. N:cHorsox, Pres. E. Well., Seoy. E. Well, Mt. Forest P. O. . Mt. Forest P. 0. Special invitation extended to school children who will receive specâ€" ial attention on the farm if there in considerable nombers. All are invited and all should take this opportuni?; of visiting the farm which, in all its different departments, is worthy of inspec:ion. . The experimental plots of all varieties of firains, grasses, roots and forafe crop ; the different breeds of live stock; the farm diary; the creamery: the cheese factory, the museum and the flower department ; the rural consolidâ€" ation school buildings, where the childâ€" ren from five school sections are taufiht in a food graded school ; and the Mcâ€" Donald Institute. a school for farmers‘ daughters. _ The immense buildings were erected by Sir Wm. McDonald of: Montreal. Ample train accommodation will be provided and everything will be comfortable. . Make your arrange-‘ ments early and take in this excursion. DURHAM _ 7.10a m $1.15 $0.60 VARNEY 7.15 " 1.15 60 HOLSTEIN 7.25 " 1.15 €0 MT. FOREST | 7.35 " 1.05 55 PALMERSTON 8.00 " ELMWOOD 7.10 * 1.20 60 HANOVER 7.%2 * 1.15 60 NEUSTADT 780 * 1.15 60 AYTON 7.40 " 1.10 55 ALSFELDT 7.5§ * 1,10 55 PALMERSTON 8.20 Arrive at Guelph 9.35 a. m. â€" Returnâ€" ing leave Guclpfi 5.30 p. m. _ Tickets good to return on any train on the 15th June. SIGHT SEEING. The excursion will start by special trains from the following &?:nd Trunk Stations, and tickets can be had at the following rates for round trip. Trains will run according to the following time table : To Experimental hss Farm and Ontario GUELPH Agricaltur‘l College Wil) be held undor the auspices of the South Grey aud East Wellington Farmers‘ Institute on REVIEW Ifgr Grand Trunk Railway System SATURDAY, JUJNE 13, ‘08. A GRAND EXCURSION TIME AND RATES It would be imâ€" possible to deâ€" Leave Adults Child‘n 7.10 a m $1.15 $0.60 7.1§ * 1.15 60 7.25 " 1.15 €0 7.95 * 1.05 55 1.15 1.15 1.10 1.10 W. 1. McFadden Prices Right. HII Repairs, Cash This week we call your very special atiention to Masseyâ€"Harris & De Laval SEPARATORS Agency for Massey ~ Harris Farm Machinery Would be a great bargain. Bo are the following properties at the prices asked : 100 acres Durham Road, Bentinck, Good dwelling, frame bank barn, good soil, Conyenient location, only $2500, 200 acres, Glenelgâ€"fine bank barnâ€" good frame dwellingâ€"other good improvements, only $3000. 40 acres Garden Land, Durham Road Bentinck, $1500° A «nap, 250 huqlx:iqs on Gu;a{nxa Rol;idâ€"flr;le uildings, good fences, good s#oil, To quick buyer at 185(15 100 acres, Bentinck,â€"owner in west. price $2700.« Buildings worth the moneyâ€"farm for nothing. Lots of other sroperty for sale. Moâ€" ney to Lend. All kinds of busiâ€" ness attended to. \ A Dollar for in wide, 2 yds I00Gâ€"........ .. . ... . » +. .200 pair 30 in wide, 2%3:!- 1ONG ........ ..«...»...50¢ pMiF 30 in wide, 3 y 10ng.«>~+.>>~>>++++â€" + 706 d 43 in wide, 3 ydlloux.....................wcpc.lr 54 in wide, 315 yas 1008 .. .. ..«+«««««««» $1.00 pMiF All curtains have worked edges except 25¢ ones Table Linen Table Oilcloth, 45 in wide........ Floor Oilcloth, 1 and 2 yds wide.. Linoleum 2 yards wide............ Bmyrna Rugs, 60 x 30.............. See our new Prints and Ginghams IN NEW QUARTERS Large size white eounwpuiéc. good value....1 .40 HE SELLS CHEAP. Lace Cu: etc., youever saw, _ Call and invesâ€" tigate as we want more work. Gloriously when compared with ordinary footwear. _ They are so much smarter in shape and finish The same superiority is apgarent whether you look at our shoes _ For Chitdron or Srownâ€"Uge. The best of it is, too, that they wear as well as they look, and keep their good shape until the last, Bo we keep fixings ? Of course. We have the best polishes, blackings, brushes, THE BIG 4 After two years in business in Durbham I thank heartily the many farmers and others who bavefavored me with their trade and have pleasure in announcing that I will in the fature bave hay s pleasure in meeting in more commodious quarters, all my old friends and q[ trust many new ones. Promptness and fair dealâ€" ing will continue to be my motto. s Yours for business, Our Shoes UWilt Shine MciIntyre B.ockâ€"Lambton St, Barclay and Bell‘s old stand Cntricken & Sowett. A. B. Mchellan. * Best of their kind " CARD OF THANKS The Hanover Conveyancerâ€" Table Linen B4 ins wlde, unbleached...25¢ yard 54 ins wide, bleached.. .. ..35¢ yard 68 ins wide, unbleached.. .50¢ yard H. H. MILLER Oilcloth . BEAN Fifty Cents Calder Block, Durham .. ... 25¢ yard ... . 25¢ sq y 3744c q yard .....8.00 each ..25¢ pair ..50¢ pair ?'())cc pair ..00¢ pair $1.00 pair TORONTO Snow Roomsâ€"Next to 8wallow‘s Barâ€" Embalming a Specialty. Picture Framing, Shortest Notice ber Bhop:” o sn onl s c 2o Resinexno® â€"First house south Lawrence‘s Blacksmith Shop. UNDERTAKER and Funeral Director Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Grey, Licensed Auctioneer for the Co. of Grey. Sale mptly mitended to. _ Rates _ reasonable g?hn mc?.l be left at his Imple ment Ware rooms, McKinnon‘s old stand, orat the BXYIEW BOX BONS ALWAYS FRESH JOHN CLARK Barrister, Solicitor in Supreme Court Notary Public Commissioner, Officeâ€"Oalder‘s Block, over Post Office Barrister, Solicitor, Notuz Public, Conveyancer. A&c. oney to Loan at lowest rates, Ofllce. Mc[nr{re Block over the Stan dard Bank, Durham, Ontario. D. McPHAIL_.~ 77â€" mate Royal College Dental Surgeon Dentutrylnuyu its bi.s:chu. ARTHUR H. JACKSON DURKHAM, ONT. (Lower Town) HONOR GRADUATE of Toronto University, graduate of Royal Oollege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Rooms Over J & J 'fiUNTER's New Store JJONO®R GRADUATE Toronto University Grad W. C, PICKERING D. D S., L DS. Is the thing to think of now. Office, 13 FrostSt, â€" â€" â€" â€" Owen Sound Terms moderate. Amnenn for sales ms to dates, &c., must be at the Review Ofâ€" fice, Durham, #" Correspondence addressed there, or to Ceylon P.O., will be promptly attended to, Terms on application to G. H. STINSON Late assistant to Moorfleld‘s (London, Eng) and to Knapp‘s (New York) éyo Bo.pi.lc. Insurance Agent. Money to Loan Issuer of lmiafe Licenses, A genâ€" eral financial business transacted ARTHUR GUN, M. D., Prvslc1an & Surez08, Office over J. &iJ). Hunter‘s Store soom:! iB‘ or to C. RAMAGE, D« #@° Ceylon bas a telephone office {*)fice and Residence Cor. Garafraxa and Geo. â€" st., at roorof Hill, Old Moodie Corner, OFFICE HOURS 9â€"11 a, m 2â€"4 p. m. Telephone Connection No. 10 J. G. HUTTON, M. D. C. M Licensed Auctioneer for Co, Grey Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Holiday Baking J. F.GRANT D.D.S., L.D.S. We have a good supply of fresh Baking aiways on hand. _ Also a good assortâ€" ment of Candies, Nuts and oranges, Money to Loan. fice, over Gordon‘s Jewelry Store motary Public, Commissioner, CONVYEYANCER, &c. Bpecial attention given to Discases Of @r Won.nudchfld':n. Re Full line of Catholic Robes and _ black and white Caps for aged _ people. Meaber Col Ph; ians and Burgeons MemberDollege Thaticiane / * «M ILDIECALIL «) i P D. MePHAIL, Ceylon P. 0 C. RAMAGE, Durham A. BELL J. P. TELFORD W. F. DUNN DR. BURT Model Bakery > e t e ry of