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OS. rC. ons Jay® j :'“‘ purhall« * "oix@ uub.*‘ Prints for tes w the 8 priz NC [Â¥A af H B yr, Arrowsmun stands well to win .. z. (or the excellence of his tomatoes .\ zing by the namerous varieties we ‘._;, his possession a few days ago. | . 13\ were beauties too. it ** s y«‘ tweed caps at 25 and 35 cents. i foy‘s twrod caps at 15 and 25 cents. 3 y‘. (wroed hats at 25 cents. Girls voed caps MB cents. The cheapest | goods 1 townâ€"Snaps all of themâ€"at * €rants 1 YÂ¥ SeHnooL.â€"â€"Ninetyâ€"three canâ€" didates ‘mplled tor ldmLkm to the | : , ; j~| «chool of the County. Two were â€".j.c~d as being under age. Owen «;.\ has been assigned 33, Meatord and Darham each 29, w .. w»ccived 2 copies of * The Times," onl HavCM, Miich.. lately. . We never . wcocived 2 copies of * The Times," ¢rosl No CM, Mich. lately. . We never w :; boefore, Vol. 1 No. 9. Who was it *..way? A close look showed us that r‘lhr .picy Mustrated paper was edited by ;. J N. Jenkins, who seems to be in ...d Achting trim and making things ztnll,‘“u'unn & Co, ‘ \; «mokers have you seen the W sz new in Tobacco at Davidson y». |t. Morics, the thresher longest . th» harness tound North Normanby | .\ south Bentinck has been busy for I hrce woeks‘ backand is having a good »ason, though likely to be a short one ; sympathy with short grain and short | urses. Bob is a veteran with all a oteran 1Dki‘|- 1 (wry SovND i# having a jolly good | me of it visising and being visited. that now bradgh line is letting them preul themselÂ¥es in a new direction, while at the sametime it invites a large Autrict of Onftario to . fresh picâ€"nic wrounds. The Railway opening this wock with exemmsions from all western Omtario mus* #estOwen Sound‘s trade an immen*‘ 'm* J{oan® AND ABROAD.â€"It is the duty of wveryone, w betherat home or travelling for plea=ure Or business, to equip himâ€" «»)f with the remedy which will keep up strenuth and prevent illness, and eure such ills A@#are liable to come upâ€" on all in every day life, Hood‘s Sarsapâ€" arills koups the blood pure and less \ia\\» to absowbthe germs of disease, Hoons PIMW® are hand made, and periâ€"c* in Pr®prtion and appearance. LO(‘ 1\‘1 T M LRT irhant. y Mr. Henry‘s farewell will ll pmh‘;y be givyen on the ninw of tMSeptember, His sermon Sunmday eWening first is on the topic mportuniti@®" _ Farewells are not mant but Mt Henry will leave town sling as histtemmers will feel that his ake ts P restens‘ C oncert in Priceville a week ago Wednesday, was & R\l(‘cefls\ is fir as programme, wWwas concerned. | Porhaps . fromm insufficient advertising the andieuce was small, but it is safe to siv should the same performance e hill«| there again they would have a larger house. Mr. pon.fl MeDonald occupied the chair, apd no doubt felt it in casy position with a troup of willing performers and.naptvc‘mti\'e audience Few of our local men know the ins and t« â€"f Fovestry better than Mr. Arch, Pattorsom of this town and accordingly & CO turk amw mcconunt of the C EC EeE en he was chosen to giv‘l an account mlor, its aines, etc. ! Perhaps the feat of the e was the pllv’illfl"‘" Johnston ol OE . h.( Nhcack who, in «ddition to t of their music, are pince to furnish fl ways knew Mr. J. 1 good story but wer fitness for doing Perhaps the feature of the evening | p xas the playing of the Johnston family, \,‘ who, in addition to the excellent quality | p of their music, are most willing in a pince to furnish plenty of it. We al« | 7 wars knew Mr. J. himself could tell a wood story but were not aware of his ; iiness for doing |t publicly before, mt could have guessed so, Some good * vocal mausic was also furnished . by 5 Messrs Zingg and Woodward of Hanâ€" over, and Mr. McGinty ! of the same . place put in some! good work. Much | was also expected of Lou Flannigan ; who left Hanover| to be present, but | whether from bad roads, sick horse, Of | temining attractions he got lost someâ€" where about Durh&4m. The party were well treated, and will be welcomed back. Apour _ Bicyorists. â€"There is a deal of annoyance created by bicyclists riding on the highways, and farmers driving to town often get into difficalty by some of these thaps, who prefer to risk a great deal rather than dismount. Russia is condemned for her miserable laws, d.-gmdafion.‘ etc., however, I no" ticed the authorities of St. Petersburg have enforced a law preventing those who cannot commund a bieycle properly from riding 0n tlb streets. h.w‘ that bicyclists have to prove themâ€" selves by passing an examination before the authorities. J do not suggest that cyclists of the County of Grey should share the same fate as those of Russia; but I do say that they should be held responsible for datmmage created by them. Farmers and theit outfits should be proâ€" tected from this pest, as they are becomâ€" ing very munmmd.,.‘.“dth giers are very ,‘*M W ANTED.â€"Apply to Mrs. ) a 100k at the Navy and rge, just received at Davâ€" monto of his stay amongst ppear in the Review next w nice® have not been neglected !! be glad to haye his sermon 10th on " Personal Influence," Ti THE = CASH We have Opened out in A. D. Store, Upper Town, ° week An Entirely New Stock General Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Groceries, Etc. These Goods were Bought at a Treâ€" mendous Reduction and are Selling If you want Bargains, come along with your Cash or Produce. McKENZIE can suit borrowers, cither in anounts or rates. For SaALg.â€"A good combingtion safe very cheap.â€"T. H. WarTcrony, Axotur®r lot of that Cotton eight yards for 25¢ at Davidson & C6, JACKSON‘8, next to nank, naVe private funds on hand for a few good loans. us For Sate.â€"Two Short Horn Durâ€" ham Bulls for Sale.â€"J. WOODLaAXD, LEATHER Fly Nets and Binder whips cheap at Thos. Smith‘s, Lower Town. Call and see them. w : YWe Riru®.â€"First class new ;Winthester repeating Rifle for sale, very cheap, at the Woollen Mill, Upper Town, Durham. Tu® Shirts and Drawers for 2¢ and 50e at Davidson & Co. are second to none in the market. W axntED.â€"To buy a comfortable dwelling house, about six rooms, good locality, modern conveniences. Apply to W. L. McKenzie. Novic®k.â€"All subscribers in arrears for the ReviEw will oblige me by payâ€" ing the same to Mr. Ramage, the preâ€" sent prop. who will give the proper reâ€" ce‘lpt. C, McArtuurR. _ WE notice that at the late Foresters‘ meeting in Peterborough, the Rev. R. McNair was appointed H. V. C. R. which position is high up and am khonorable one in a body numbering over 25,000. ArysTRoxg Bros, of Markdale have determined to rebuild â€" their ‘factory forthwith. Markdale will rejoice as the industry is a benefit to the whole village. Public spirited men are a great boom. A pose of Ayer‘s Cherry: Pectoral taken in time has prevented many a fit of sickness and saved numetous lives, This proves the necessity incomparable medicine 1 readily reached at all !s and night. Sox® interesting malter ( this week even though we pliment, _ Readers w ilt "@ Toronto letter now and the respondent there is able A letter from a Grand of (.0.C.F. will appear n““" ": a charge to make aggaln® correspondence of Ausâ€" SrarK‘s Powders, © which contains two p! in a round woodenâ€"! m & POWIn® C UR 5. which forms a measure immediate relief for Sick MCRQaene dnC Stomach, also Neuralgia and all kinds of nervous pains, and an( ther in capsules (from { to § of one is as ordinary dose) which acts on the Bovyels, Liver and Stomach, forming a neter failing perâ€" fect treatment for all Head and Stomach complaints. . They do not, as most pills and so many other medicines do, lose their effect or produce after constipation, and are nice to take. 25 cents a box, at l all medicine dealers. Mrs. T. R. Smith and her son, Duncan visited Mrs. Turnbull last week. Mr. Jno. Darling has returned to Durham as Parker‘s boad clerk. Mrs. E. Davidson and Miss Lizzie Mcâ€" Donell were down to Toronto this Mrs. E. Daviason &And Miss LIZAC 207 Donell â€"were down to Toronto this week. Mr. R. Gray, sonâ€"inâ€"law of Mr. néfi. Cochrane, left for Hamilton, Tuesday morning. T. W. Turnbull an visited friends at Mt. last week. . The Hughs family have been in deep . trouble during the past week. Mr. Hughes is still very low. C,. C. MeFayden was in town yesterâ€" day en route for 8. O. =. picuic at Mt. Forest in all the glory of a new waterâ€" proof. Afr. E. Thorne, of Toronto, has been the guest of Mr. Donald Beaton, of Glenelg, and his daughter Miss: Jennie the past week, Wl . & bp 3 coice e C PC Mr. Wm. Vair Jefo Monday morning to attend the @alt Collegiate Institate. We wish him saccess though sorry to lose him from the town, Mr. C, W, Matthews of Markdale, & typo of considerable experience gave the Review a call last Saturday while in town meeting Mr. Bright, teacher of Markdale. "# 1 in 1® Mrs. W. H. Mockler her two sisters, Mrs. Portage, and Mrs. Hu spent a day last Hampton‘s.â€"Mt. Fore Rev. Mr. Jansen is expected home aâ€" bont the 3rd or 4th of September, being now on the ocean. The cougregation will welcome their pastor feeling that he has a warmth of heart towards them as well as words of w isdom to give t‘ emâ€" Mr. J. M. Fisher, who has been with Mr. Parker for nearly three years left for his home in Forest on Tuesday morning. â€"After a short stay he g0€8 to Toronto to attend the College of Pharâ€" _ macy. Mr. Fisher is an estimable young man, and will yet make his mark. The town will miss him. Mr. Jas. Robertson, an old Durhem boy, and for some years on the REVIEW . °C " sa1aald home 10f Mr. Jas. Robertson, an old £MMC CCC boy, and for some years 0n the REVIEW staff, has been around the old home tor some days. He is now on the J. B. Meâ€" Lean Trade Journals, and is making his way in the world well. We were very glad to welcome hi and & fmend Mr. Wim. Hynds of the Telegram in our sanctum. Success boys and call ag n. L ectercametpiete ies DAVIDSON & Co. House, of a son PERSON ALS. ers, each Wkt\ge ()f‘ two proparations, one xlenâ€"bos. the cover of reasure,or one dose, an for Sicl Headache and curalgia and4 all kinds cand another in capsules me is as ordinary dose) the Boyels, Liver and ng a neter failing perâ€" matter crowded out ugh we have a supâ€" will appreciate a and then, . Our corâ€" s able and versatile. rand oflicer of the i next week,. â€" It has gainst the Hopeville uo. h ty of keeping this where it can be hours of the day d R. J. Morrison Forest and Arthur ROCKY SAUGEEN CHURCH OPENING. Last Sabbath and Monday the Rocky Presbyterians had (a series of deâ€" lightful and profitable meetings. For some weeks past the church has been andergoing repainting and being made attractive generally. To say that the committee in charge have succeeeded is saying little. Seats, walls and ceiling are of an agreeable shade and evidences of a refined taste are visible in designs, bordering, etc. External and internal adormment in a church may be indicaâ€" tive of a worldly lemg(-nunent on the part of its members, but where adoinâ€" ments are carried out in a manner withâ€" out undue extravagance, it indicates a spirit of love for the House of God which springs from true devotion. The Sabbath Services were well atâ€" | la tended, and Rev. Mr. Gilray‘s sermons | Y« well received. We would like to have | s heard one, but could not make connecâ€" | b tions till Monday night. Lectures are | 0 often voted dull and stupid and are | h "not in it" with soirees, picnics, | 8 etc. but Mr. Gilray‘s lecture was not of | V this type. (It was clearly delivered, f spiced with humor, with enough pathos t introduced to heighten interest by conâ€" | N trast. His word pictures were vivid, and remained on the mind even after | I all the excitement of a night‘s fightâ€" | 1 ing with the fire,. We went to the Sauâ€" | . 5¢>en and were taken to the Tiber. We | rove to the Rocky and found ourselves 1 in Rome. His subject was a trip to | Europe, and beginning at Toronto, ] he took his audience _ across the Atlantic,revelled for a while in London, sketched Paris during the revolution, and told of the notable sights to be found there. Then he plunged his audâ€" |ience under the Alps emerging into ‘| sunny Italy, visiting Turin, Geuoa, and hauling up at Rome. â€" He travelled the | | streets with us, explored the catacombs , | visited the many famous places of anciâ€" ent and modern times, but dwelt longest and lovingly on the Church of St. Peter, , | We thought we discovered his object 1 in this; it might be he thought the pride of the Rockvites in their fine new church Y | needed humbling and no way so effective to do this as by showing them a better, _ | St. Peter‘s may have a dome, but we 3 | bet the Tiber hasno trout to compare â€" | with the Saugeen and neither we believe »â€" | would the Presbyterians up there take e the Pope in exchange for their ]llin.lh“"l' even though he is Little, We haven‘t time to make absentees. sorrier by desâ€" m-ihin}z' Pisa, Florence, etc right good Lecture and we i were tuere. Toronto and its vicinity being much visited by those in outer places, it has appeared that many might appreciate short letters describing not only its atâ€" tractions but also setting forth the topâ€" ies of thonght current, the events which seem to be most conspicuoug and which are being discussed not only in Toronto but in all Ontario, as also the doings of men of the times in Toronto. Coming near the time of the Great Industrial Exhibiton it might be well to notice some of the Y‘l:u'os where the visitor might I(u wit rrufit and pleaâ€" sure. First of all of these i thractive places must be mentioned the lsland. Cmm o en n ns En P 01 Bc c Wcc the east. Jhere is church on this pa is convenient. ‘F( care to risk the w is bathing 0n the neck of water stre n the west to the (in the Pond are U the island and Hospital is just in Here then in th are picâ€"nics y:zalm I LeÂ¥kn d Hoere also the swe city â€" disappears for bréeeze, and there is 1 the inhabitant that the city register 90° 1 LETTER FROM TORONTO Rumgcmamsit â€" CURED Amevican | Rhenmatism tism and Nenralga, rad daygs . "is, wl a0ni M n .bL mycteriou8, %‘t cause and thelivesse im ie esc tham A204 NeE _ O 0 Coukem is ";‘i:" *48, wl 2000 n%{m the system is remarkâ€" a mycteriou8, t removes »t once the cause and thelingsse immedietely disappoers. The first dose &! eatly benefits, 70 cents. Sold by McFarlane & Co. After the Grip esw / , ©% No strongth, No Ambition oomdvicae Mood‘s s.rnparlun Gave Perfect Health. 8 ‘The following letter is from & wellâ€"known Mhntuflol' of St. George, N. B.: * C. l.floodl(»-, Lowell, Mass.: “ooau-nn-l am glad to say that Hood‘s MM Hood‘s Pills have done me & '.Mddel good 1 had a severo attack of pmnmhflm.nndumr‘vfllngourm mxmm;:’wpwm;nmfiam ambMiOD. to be 8 *"""int 1 ...dd.' ?:'mm"'::,. Tery need®4. 1 0hong this medicing 10 ll|iil'l\‘lfl EPm ntoa secure protection from the he lake for the innumerable oes and skiffs that lie on the ie island itself is known by its ural â€" divisionsâ€"Hanlan‘s on with only a narrow stretch of re island, covering all the central portion, and Mead‘s st. The central part is the H CC _/ / Gew Mr. J. W. Dpykema® Bt. George, New Brunswick. .‘ . Next" the eweltering heat of the ars for a c00l, pleasing here is nothing to remind nt that thermometers in er 90° in the shade. w» 1x A Day.â€"South am Cuge for Rheuma. radically cures in 1 to 3 rmicintâ€" db t . It was a iwre glad we , N. B.: ) ass.: t to say that Hood‘s |, s have done me & , & severe attack of ter getting over the | r strength, and had pl'“h provodm“ ! Milits® were very | 1 nd this medicine to | M; leumatisin of OthOr | _ i â€"..ccPhcrcs 004 and poor blood. 1 narilis in my bous® 1+\ Cures | do ada. It is desirable that these Fairs| should be maintained for the benefit of | | all, especially the farming community | | as they afford opportunities for s( eing | | the steady advancement in agrieultural | | mashinars the imnsoventents in live "JANADA‘S FAVORITE It is witl:dpleasure that we call attenâ€" tion to the advertisement, which appears in this issue, of the Great Fair. for such it has grown to be. . It is now second to no Live Stock and Agricultura] Exhibiâ€" tion on this continent. â€" Ever since 1838 it has steadily increased in size and imâ€" portance, and is now looked forward to as an annual source of enjoyment as well as instruction to the people of €anâ€" machinery, the improvements in live| stock, numerous new varieties in field | and garden products, together with the latest inventions of all kinds. En('h\ year brings its requirements and neccesâ€" sary improvements in the grounds and. buildings. â€" This year it is along the line of" public comfort," and the directors have decided to expend some of their \ surplus funds in this direction, and the visitors to the Western Fair of 189 will t find themselves better provided for than by any other fair association in this proâ€" vince. The exhibition of live stock of all k nds | promises to excel, in excellence and number, past yvears, and the exhibits of Agricultural and Horticultural products only depends upon the production> of ) 1 / y es y 1 l 2l sentant. Ey mmeM o PR EoRt. by any other fair association in this proâ€" \ vince. The exhibition of live stock of all k ‘nds promises to excel, in excellence and | number, past yvears. and the exhibits of | Agricultural and Hort ieultural products | only depends upon the production> of | the country for, as in the nast, sg\eci- mens of every description will be on eXâ€" hibition. see > . The alterations being made in the ind| ternal arrangements of the Manufacs turers‘ and Liberal Arts Building wil} add largely tothe heretofore attractive displays, _ and â€" already several _ very wealthy firms have sienified their intenâ€" tion to expend considerahle money on fiting un their sections and some ext‘i fine exhibits may be looked for. % The «needing in the ring will equal anv exhibition ever given by the Assoâ€" ciation, as some of the fastest ho «es in the country are now entered and all the events will be hotly contest ed. e The special features, many have been already engaged best for exhibition nurnoses t procured, _ The S;\(-t-iul‘ 4 Pucd airobti CSR Committee are alive fo TNQ PMTOT 12.] demand for this hranch of the show and have spared neither time nor money in making their selections. Among thase already secured are the famous Grecioâ€" Roman Hippodrome & Chariot Racing Company : The Kemp Sisters: a neW feature in Paloon Racing, a lady and \gwent going un in one balloon and racing down on separate parachutes, making a very exciting act; Professor Calverley, Niagara‘s Hero on the High Wire, who gave such a da. ing exhibition last year and who met w it‘1 so serious an accidâ€" ent, which wes notea throughout the Press of the Cont‘nent and Europe; The Celebrated Eu: opean Ececentric Grotesâ€" que Pantomimist; The Albions, origin ators 6f the Acrobatic Comedy; C. W. Jarrett, America‘s Greatest Musionist HOUCTC CC L1 Devamid WESTERN FAIR, LONDON, Sept. 13th to 2nd. EDP WY DCV c a " Rajan‘s" Wonderful Table Py Trained Seals, Alligators, Prairic and the best Pyrotechnic Displ given on their grounds. c Eus i sns Gbcrstni Fraimed S°US, 7757 c on and the best Pyrotechnic Display ever given on the y grounds. Intending exhibitors should make j entries at once, and those desivring Prize Lists, Programmes or Any information \ pertaining to the Fair will veceive_ it promptly by writing the Secretary, Mr. | Thos, A. Browne. w T â€" 9 We aa cesnnd hs Remember the dates, to 22nd. Flour per 10010 ..sc>e== Corn Meal * ieeskecers Shorts 6 Bran 64 Oatmeal . * yacurges i Fall Wheat per bushel . Spring Wheat * éA Oats, 65 j Peas, +4 $ Barley, ¥€ Potatoes, hi Hay per 600 «.cc k86 Beet pe 100. cce en PorKy 85 se =®=99 Hides, 8 «> ++ Sheepaking, @@CD..ceee+ Butter per Dusceec en Bags, per OM ce Tallow p@P Daceccee Lll\'&l * uce kn ent Wool ** ssisvessert Wood 2it, IOD&..cce ce e Turkeys p@F e | Geese 6500 gagvekrenn* | Ducks. * Apples per DAG ..eek= Ontario Election,/94. To Thomas Laud for South Grey 10f SOUUT UTOFY OA T [.0.0 Ausm member for the Legislative Assembly, ‘ which Election took place on the 26th of June, A. D. 1894, and David Mceâ€" Nichol, of the Township of Bentinck, farmer, was duly elected as member for the said South Riding of the County of Grey, and 1 was the only appointed agent of the said elected David MeNichol and hereto annexed | give an account of Election expenses as called for under Seccion 194, Chap. 3, 1802, Statutes of Ontarioâ€"viz;â€" W. J. Mitchell, for printing ....> .. $36,00 Chas. MeArthur, for prmtm%‘ +2i+ 1 C. W. Rutledge, for printing, Markâ€" o d ' â€" 10 W. J. Mitchell, for printing ... ... @40 Chas. MceArthur, for prmunfi a2i+ iL C. W .Rutledge, for printing, A arkâ€" dUMIGC ... . cl is kc in en is k e ga k k 10,00 H. E. Glendenning, for printing, Dandalk ... ..}}.e0g +nidn c 5.00 John Mitchell, for printing, Hanâ€" OVEL . i. ul vidipsuarakg e 64 608 + 15.00 Chas. McKinnon, bill posting etc. 20,00 R, W, Walden, use of Hall, New: 4 Sb . i2 22e en e en n en dn y * 8.00 Jas. Brown, use of Durham Rink, 1.00 ‘A. Paterson, for posting bills and LOl@GTADMS . o0 e es en e en nc un > 140 School House use of in Normanby 1.00 Postages .......0 ce 6 6669 9nn‘ 2.00 VY PRAAA C 4scy 20 The above statement is published in compliance with Sec, 102 of the Ontario Election Law 1894. THOS. LAUDER, _" Returning Officer, DUREAY CDBR MLL The undersigned having leased the Cider Mill, is preâ€" pared to manuftacture all the usual products of Apples, Cider, Apple Jelly or Apple Butter on short notice. A practical man will be in charge. DARGAVEL & WARD. Durham, P ECE CC CCCR i a da.iog exhibition last year met w ith so serious an accidâ€" h was notea throughout the the Cont‘nent and Enurope; The ed Eu: opean Eccentric Grotes: tomimist; The Albions, origin the Acrobatic Comedy; C. W America‘s Greatest Hlusionist Ailis WA + t in * PONMRAT 7. â€"â€" FOR THE â€"â€" | Binders, Mowers, Ploughs, Harrows, Waggons, Buggies, Rakes. Threshers, Sewing Machines, Etc. The MceCormick Bindlochineâ€"â€"thé best in the market. McCormick Buckâ€"eye Mower, Rakes and Harrows. WaterlIOo Plouq'hs. Waterloo Champion Thresher â€"a good solid machine. Buchannan‘s Hay Forks and Slingsâ€"the great labor savers. . Also Agent for the Singer Sewing Machineâ€"which recommends itself. Biit CX C o CCA Dasnmise tfnct srrivell. sa;;gm. Also Agent JQL uBC MCORT OO 60 cce A Car Load of Speight Waggons and Buggies just arrived. Sce them before you buy. es Anvsant« ate.. bought f0r Cash and soid on very best terms. L__ L2 ew a se weus Implements FINANCIAL STATEMENT DU iA M Warchouse just 3 itures, many of which dy engaged, are the m nurposes that can be Special Attrgetions wlive to the public deâ€" tranch of the show and her time nor money in opPEninc â€"ORâ€"â€" Lauder, Returning QILCCT® Grev. for the Elect jon of a 1 F NÂ¥ Q\ugust 20th, ‘04. WAM.SHARPE, Agent WiruraAM LawsON, J\lhmu'- originâ€"| 0 0 at the +C »Ay; 0. W. o Con Aitalonose, | Sernion Hote! in the Town of Dur 1 Table Pyramid ; â€"ON â€"â€" ors, Prairie Dogs, ' L ore Trazic Doss |Priday the dist day of August is. k at the hour of two o‘clock in the _i ors "l‘“_'.".l.d ‘i‘,“_.z‘:_l noon, the following farm properti E“”::::v lf,’:;":,l.‘.fil,‘g-“o" Flnsg’l'LYâ€"vLotsAnmnlu-r 15 and ‘l;'r will receive it the third concession North of the .lll‘ c§ ~:~r(~L iry, Mr. ham Road in the said Township of uit arys 55+ | og containing by admeasuremer pes ov acres more or less. es, SEPTEMSEI 13th‘ ‘sgcoxpiyâ€"Lot number 1 in the concession East of the GarafraXa mm en * in the Township of Egremont cCc whAdib uT. ing by admeasurement 100 acres Aug. 29, 18594 | Of less. s Terays or SaAueâ€"Ten per cent. * 2 ”}) T tC "g 38 purchase money to be paid to th ccrrl, & 76 to * t dor at the time of saleâ€" and . su feiy.... O B use C with such deposit to make up or ...... _ 0 89 to 0 80} of the Ful'dmst- money within i l..... 2 25 to 2 50| thereafter, The balance to be el ... 0 55 to 0 60| by a first Mortgage on the. pi ... 0 55 to 0 60| payublv in five yearly instalmen ... 0 27 to 0 30 inferest at six and oneâ€"half per: ... 0 50 to O 52 Further terms and conditions ... 0 85 to 0 50| made known on the day of sal * n 50 to 0 q3 | properties will be offered for sal [POCTOY0 0009 swhiant tn n reserve whadib u. Aug. 29, 159 ... $1 To to $2 nuv.s # 46 so 8 u..... 0 80 to â€"€ ...... _ 0 80 to 0 e i+ ) & *b to ( 8 el ... 0 55 to O ... 0 55 to C ... 0 27 to 1 2. .N 50 to 1 ... 0 86 to 0 ... 0 50 to â€" fÂ¥â€"+:14« _ i0 00 40 orersen. * E00 50 â€"< rearsers:; *5 50 to crrssiee: & O0 40 AriuetQ 10 16 rrsiniss". O 18 10 ouererer O 07 to seA 08 tu raricue : 0 06 ho nescrend. :0 A6 0 rtrsrgee. / £ 90. %0 ........ _ 0 08 to n........ 0 05 to cminic.; 000 A0 ... ~Q 40 %0 , etc., North: of Standard Bank, j« \ . en effort 10 â€" doctors, but given up a J 'flapwnflll‘ "‘l + modicines W 1t my weak a d a few ques # mended me "" faith in th 14 |\ _ eoncluded, pa| (% box, Be \ very much 1 am now al\ it it had n "O"| _ have been in | boxes ever he | _ go this tim & ] out them |;~h | Ingraham, he be | Al ms ( Prepared t d\ £Ever + Officer In time to any irregularity of the \â€" | BRITISH Hotel in the Town of Durham z. MoAY rs, & L 1 = \Friday the 3ist day of August, ‘04, F. D. RA s i w s _ | at the hour of two o‘clock in the after f}‘z‘:_l noon, the following farm properties :â€" Butter and Eggs Wanted. ion l<‘|n.sg'n,\'»»[.uts)uunlu-r 15 and 10 in . j, | the third concession North of the Durâ€" ,â€"â€"â€"_-:T‘â€"g-g-_â€"‘z-!â€"!-â€"-'-â€"â€" o. | bam. Road in the said Township of Glenâ€" * | elg containing by admeasurement :100 3°9 i acres more or less. We s 3th‘ ‘sggcoxpiyâ€"Lot number 1 in the third t s l o fraar N concession East of the GarafraXa Road ee*" 2 0TE3 â€"â€" | in the Township of Egremont containâ€" maintt ""1'; [ p 19 ing by admeasurement 100 acres more c i t ) i 04 or less. K-f "‘L",f}j‘ié' $\ UM acammmanee wemeee uns n 5 00 Terays or SaAueâ€"Ten per cent. of the ‘%“ A '{‘ ;‘j 00 purchase money to be paid to the Venâ€" """’,_;.z""“- .4\, e Corsets . up | dor at the time of sale and sufficient ts ‘{2\‘\ c 9C (wnh such deposit to make up oneâ€"third * D adRSACO to be th 0 80| of the purchase money within 30 days MA L \ \\ A ?- 1)’8 \ther(‘u}lm; The balance to be secured TE “\ \\\ j\ ) 60| by a first Mortgage on the. property, sA ||\\\ \ 1 0 60 | ‘my:\.bh' in five yearly insh\luu!nls with & "4‘[}{ \ M\ f Satisfac 0 30| inferest at six and oneâ€"half per cent. co \ l l]: } m 0 52| â€" Further terms and conditions will be '?6‘ d NP q 50| made known on the day of sale. The y €7~ 4 ASK YOUR CR 73 | properties will be offered for sale in two * 6 00| parcels and subject to a reserve bid as | 5 00 \ to each parcel. . For further particulars smmmmmmmnmmneemmnrmmnenmmmnnmmmmma mm ammn m mm mm me en * .. | apply to l ra MBE CARSON."*_~ tigo indicate certain funcâ€" o tional derangeâ€" ments, the best Y remedy for which is Ayer‘s Pills. Purely vego table, sugarâ€"coated, easy to take and quick to assimilate, this is the ideal family medicineâ€"the most popular, safe, and useful aperient in pharâ€" macy. Mrs. M. A. BrOCKWELL 5 50 2 50 0 40 0 15 0 05 0 10 o 16 1 2 0 05 macy. 0 50 Harris, Tenn., says: "Ayer‘s Cathartic Pills eured me of sick headache and my husband of neuralgis. We think there is No Better Medicine, #115.1% Agent. and have induced many to use it. "Thirtyâ€"five years ago this Spring, I was run down by hard work and & succession of eolds, which made me 80 feeble that it was an effort for me io walk. I consuited tho doctors, but kept sinking lower until I had given 3 all hope of ever being better. Happening to be in a store, one day, where modicines were sold, the proprietor noticed my weak and sickly appearance, and, aftor a few questions as to my health, recom» mended me to try Ayer‘s Pills. Ihad littlo faith in these or any other medicine, but eonchided, at last, to take his advice and try EMA i CC T ue SIM 9 arons Farm Property in the Glenelg and Igren [*‘.\'I)I‘Il{ and by Virtue of a Power of / Sale contained in two certain Inâ€" dentures of Mortgage, which will be ‘mxlufl-d at the time of sale, there will e offered for sale by Public Auction ©oneiten eR CC d m box. Before I had used them all, I was very much better, and two boxes cured me. T am now 80 years old; but I believe that if it had not been for Ayer‘s Pills, I should have been in my gravo long ago. I buy 6 boxes every year, which make 210 boxes up to this time, and I would no more be with» out them than without bread."â€"H. H. JIngraham, Rockland, Me. Attention Pnp‘;u;by pr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass Every Dose Effective Thoroughbred Chester White Boar, ‘Prince Leon.‘ Auction Sale Tax J. H VfHIH Fine Animal is of R. H. Harding, porter of British :uur< and is for service this s In AYER‘S PILLS ‘\"ulicv is hereby given + the provisions of the Re of Ontario, 1887 Chapter 1 that all creditors and 0 claims af:xinsl, the Esta Simpson late of the Town tin('{(. in the County of ( ITo deliver or send 11)'1[)()st prepaid to . John P. Telford of the Town of Durham 1 in the County of Grey. Solicitor for ] William Cranston and George Castle ithe administrators_of the Estate and | effects of the said Joseph Simpson deâ€" | ceased, a statement of their names and | addresses, and full particulars of their | CBbhinady together with a statement of f ‘ the security (if any) held by them. | _ And notice is further given that after LSt prumed.. Wen Tha sntA Nnticv is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887 Chapter 110, section 36, that all creditors and others ha\'int{l claims af:xinsl, the Estate of Josep Simpson late of the Township of Benâ€" tin('l{. in the County of Grey Yeoman Deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of November, A.D., 1803, atb the said Township of Bentinck are on or before the Uppe Notice to Creditors. 1 the malter of the EsWiie af ZOmq Simpson late of the Township of Benâ€" tinck, in the County of Grey, yeoman deceased. BAE AAOeos SR N C HNGN S the said last menticmcfi date the said administrators will roceed to distriâ€" bute the assets of t?he said â€"deceased among . the {imu'ti@s entitled _ thereto, having regarc oniy to the claims of which notice has been given as above 'rettuirod. and the said administrators will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof so distributed to any > TL TTZLO Mutainatina shall not 6th day of September, A.D., 1894. any part thereot s0 (OSUMUCD "u not erson of whose claim notice shall not {:a\'(' been received as aforesaid at the time the said distribution is so made, Dated at Durham the 9th day of Augâ€" ust, A. D., 1894. M IC l c e nou: 3. TsA ie s All parties indebted to the aboye Estate are hereby notified that their inâ€" debtedness must be cleared off before the 23rd day of August next, ol herwise claims will be placed in Court for colâ€" lection. Dated 9th August, A.D., 1804. J. P. TELFORD. l;'hi a store, one day, whero e sold, the proprietor noticed sickly appearance, and, aftor ns as to my health, recom try Ayer‘s Pills. I had littlo : or any other medicine, but last, to take his advice and try o I had used them all, I was tter, and two boxes cured me. years old; but I believe that been for Ayer‘s Pills, I should : my grave long ago. I buy 6 year, which make 210 boxes Up and I would no more be withâ€" han without bread."â€"H. H. ockland, Me. ER‘S PILLS r. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass Dose Effective â€"OF â€" erty in the Townships of ; and Egremont in the County of Grey. and by Virtue of a Power of .0. . Eue ut rERMS â€" $1.00. At BOULDEN & Co‘ or Town, Durhant, Aug. 1, 94. ne Animal is from the stock H. Harding, Thorndale, Imâ€" British :m(r American Stock service this season. HuxTEr Estate td Du â€"OF â€" r or send hyvl‘m“ prepaid to elford of the Town of Durham ounty of Grey. Solicitor for Cranston and George Castle nistrators _ of the Estate and the said Joseph Simpson deâ€" statement of their names ‘n_md J. P. TELFORD, of Durham, Solicitor for Administrators. of the Estate of Joseph NOTICE JAMES ( “\.RS()..\', Durham Auctioncer, % One Man‘s MISERY, * x Another Man‘s Joy. TORONTO RAMSAY & MORLOCK The Gash System N. G. &J. McKECHNIE. _ .. .. Motio whtâ€"be g K quisite stock off "Large Sales & Small Profits." CLOCKS& â€" â€" â€" " . . . WATCHES. MACKLIN BROS. Dry Goods, Boo Durham, Aug We beg to inform our Customâ€" ers and the Public generally that we have adopted the Cash system, which means Cash or its equivelant, and that our Every one likes to buy Cl‘lsap, Rich Every one likes to buy Cneap, miCn Of £K0OU0%,. """ °0 000 position to sell Cheap. We recognise that business, to degree of permanengy must be built on the foundation oc permanensy C3 "" 05 <Ca4aal_an we want TH We take this opportunity of thanking our customers for past : patronage, "~gnd «we are convinced that the new system will meris a caontinuance of the same. N., G. & J. McKECHNIE. Dry Large In the EARLY FALL we purpose Which will be under the \ We want your C Nave you y Goods, Dr;é;s Goods, Clothing, Cloths, Tweeds, Carpets, Gents‘ Furnishings and GROCERIES, P l 2k 02A NTbA Good Service, Good Valueâ€"an we want the cirenmference of this STORE. ASK YOUR CRY GO09S DEALER FOR THEM. RLY FALL we pufpnse Adding A FIRST CLASS MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, Have Added \_ NC oCceriesvV® To their Stock of i ADOPTED BY Corsets are now recognized to be the Standard Corset of Canada. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Stock of Boots & Shoes, and ader the management of an Artustuuc and MILLINER. Custom and Good Will and in return M i Money. In a wordâ€"GIvE Us A TRIAL RAMSAY & Co., Chesley. In Addition to Our Stock % s)(]l, .g)“‘ ‘heap, Rich or Poor, and We recognise that business, ARE PUTTING IN A of Artistic and Skilful THAT we are in &A to have any Thal desirable cottage owned by R. MceF taining 6 rooms. Also MecFarlane & Co‘s, Drug Apply at U , Durham. Of the Best Quality Cheapeor THAN EVER. Firstâ€"Class Hearse. xX X X WR OE . Bui sa A UNDERTAKING Promptly attonded to. JAKE KRKSS. $ suill to be found in bis Old oppesite the Durkam Bukery With cathedral gongs. im vog cases and in many Sty ALARM CLOCK®S Cheap a.nli Reliable. Guvaranteed to effeciualy rouse the most inveterate lieâ€"aâ€"bed. _ .. WM. McFARLANE, House to Let. SILVERWARE. IAKE KRESS ]' OT 53, Con. 2, E. G. R., Glenelg, conâ€" 4 sisting of 100 acres, more or loss, â€" 2N acres cleared, 70 ft to run machinery on, Frame Barn 50x0) with basement stables; good concrete dwelling and other outbuildings; half â€" wcre .013 orchard; two good spring wells; fenced and in good state of cultivation, Situated about one mile from the Town of Durham and one mile fr:uu school. Furniture Aot Em C CC CC Will be sold with or without crop For further particulars apply to prietor on premises, D. J. DA* T arm for Sale. Durham P, O., July * _ Watchmaker & Jewelier, Lower Town , Durham. 8 DAY CLOCK®S will cuse us age in Upper Town, McFarlane, sr., CON Also 2 rooms above ; Store, the Drug Store KÂ¥ tolling the x cellence of our KX ceptionaliy K quisite stock of