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OSE M & MA N CC o ubame To "ha OEC. + : I and best Turnip grown. Carters is che only reliable seed.â€"No disappoit ment (with proper cualture) when you sow Carter‘s Elephant Swede. Carter‘s Improved Purple Top Swede. BANGECLM Purple Top Swede. SlPT'l‘uN‘S Champion Pg?le To% Swode. KfNG COF SWEDE LONDON PURPLE TOP SWEDE. A®ERDEEN Purple Top. â€" Aberdcen Creen To‘p. Imgreved GREY STONE vrarmat orn ~IDP ABERDEEN Purple ;= MANGEL WURTZEL, F|e|d seeds __ Carter‘s Mammoth Lorg Red, the largest Mangel grown. CARROT,â€"Large Red Altringham, Long Crange, James‘ IntermeCiate, _ Carter‘s White Vosges, (grows to an immeonse size,) â€" Yellow Belgian. â€"=® TURNIP SWEDE, Truie to Name. CARTERS ELEPHANT Purple Top ,S"'x"ede{ tilella,rgest enc d rp n mate ualahls enet __Na disannoint LAND SALT, LAND PLAS «B TR RTaRe Ei o o on 1 AORN Fodder and Ensilage. ONE CAR American Sweet Corn in \at _ bags, selected especially for Seed. We have tested this e====="==~mand it firstâ€"class : every seed sprouted. MAMMOTH SOUTHâ€" ERN SWEET, Ensilage Corn. Mamnoth RED COB, Ensilage Corn. LEAMING‘S Improved YELLOW FLINT for Silo or Fodder. opâ€"Fe a 5Sss S ACCOUNTANT, x Insurance, Estate & General AGENT. We take this opportunity of kanking our customers for past patronage, and we are convinced that the new system will meris a continuarce of the same. Seeds! 87ts: "Large Sales & Small Profits." ACCOUNTANT REAL ESTATE \. LUCAS, 34 ~f lnuk BUubten a SEEDS __â€"â€"â€"" 35th Annual Import of Seeds per Steamer "Damara" farm in the vicinity of Durham. The audersigned. has received inâ€" Durham. Aug. 9t1h, INSURANCE Books Posted up and Balance Sheets got out, Piaced in the Farm«, H«r+es» and Cattle RBouzht and Sold on Commission. My long experience as C. P, R. Land Acent places me m & pesition to corre«pond with intending Enmiâ€" granbs in England, Irei»nd, Scotâ€" la7d and the Eastero States. who have Money to invest in Farius in Ontari>. â€" Those who have Farms for Sale call on me. FTINANCIAL TowN HALL MONEY TO LOAXN at from 4} to 7 ypor conk. according to tho amoznt and security offered. ADOPTED BY .. C. & J. McKechnie. AMERICAN AND CANAPIAN SEEDS. RAPE, Carter‘s Dwarf Essex Broad Leaved Sowing Rape. n the Mcst Rdiuirle Co‘s. ut Lowest Rates. We beg to inform our Customâ€" ers and the Public generally that we have adopted the Cash System, which means Cash or its equivalent, and that our Motto will be A. LUCAS, THE CASH«â€" l:v;;i;::;w(;‘;n;.ww â€"Mamnoth RED COB, Ensilage Corn. S Improved YELLOW FLINT for Silo or Fodder. Bs Clover and Timothy Seed, Tares or Vetches, Millet, Red Top, Hungarian Grass. Kâ€"E in bags of 100. at $1.10 a bag. It pays to feed Oil Cake to your cows, as it increases the flow of milk and keeps the animal in geod condition. PLASTER, Windsor Barrel Sait, at 4 PC .. G. & J. McKECHNIE. Druggist & Seedsman, Durkam. c repoine ® Ns t @ ‘reen Tc}?. Imirsved GREY STONE. LINCOLN RED GLOBE. TAF ce se ue ,ee0 .4 84 7 5l «se * e n fe e ho qy SP4M4 T 4 Noh 1Od i t uy Dfi ou iL tnatnat s PAREER CALL & SEE OUR â€">~ ‘ Collars, Pads, HE | Bites, Whips Ei &c., &c. We Handle everything in the Harness line, at right prices. Heavy & Light Harness f TO SUIT *YCGU. Workmanship Unsurpassed. Fizs Choice in Valises, Grips, Horse 3lankets, &c., &c.â€" â€"â€"â€" FURS. â€"â€" We do the trade in Raw Furs. Highest Price Pald. LA .was imported from the United States and ‘ was a winner of four Prizes at the W:r_l‘!:g Fuir, Chicago, ; Also RUFUS, six nionths‘ old. a get from:Prince and â€"Princess Lyons, and a fine animal. J * 3 TEERMCS ~~ m. 3 BOULI?EK & I¢., Harness Makers, OR Service." This splendid avimal was imported from the Unirad April 3rd, ‘05. Thoroughtred Chester White Boar *Washington;,‘ Harness ! 0. C. LEAVENS, Jr. s@rown ~â€"~/Durhsm disappoint Hewn ts "=2 * »Amass z. C pams! . * : &, * es Z7z S al ~s N m 4o afeernt. feme 2';;-':'5 e Un trantt Te eS! AG C# n&‘.n&'\%f 3 e h us ‘\\N'\\"\-\:\,Z\,«//.//“'/"Z"f /';/-‘"* i\ ‘w»-"’ 22. ’;// & 7 4 o â€"~ /# w7 For Presmicr How does suit you ? And surcely in this struggle the men who fought with Dr. Landerkin through alt the opposition we have out lined will again be found with him ; the opposition was io them as well as to him, and now in the hour of natienal vietory it would seem to be most fitting that the old goaard under the old leader should be together at the finish, should share together in the triumph. We have no intention of belittling opponents or of using campaign cries at the expense of truth. So when we say that trom all parts of the ridiog the outlook is bright for the return of Dr Landerkin we mean it. Conseryâ€" atives anrd Patrons too have been found to admit it, and numbers of both will be found voting for the Liberal Canâ€" This man has been opposed in the past, but of legitimate opposition no one can complain. He has been bitterâ€" ly assailed. â€" Foul means have been tised to defeat him. _ The Government tried it, when it added Artemesia to South Grey ; the attempt failed. False loyalty cries, and partizan franchise Act failed; even the stuffing of the ballot boxes failed though the intention was there; the protest and receunt failed, and we believe all epposition, fair or foul will again fail to deteat Dr. Landerkin, who again presents him self to the electors, able as of yore to fight their battles, clean as of yore to earry their standard. We venture to say NEATHY NVW 10 the 7000 voters in this riding would prefer Lagrier Laugrier is straight forward, indeâ€" pendent, and aboye Coercion by his own churech. _ Tapper is deceittul, (witness the Greenway telegram, ) the servaut of the Hierarchy (see the Bishop‘s mandement, ) the high priest of corruption, and the apostle of coerâ€" cion. didate The two epposing candidates will of course each dao weil in his own localisy Dr. Landerkin will not have a walk over; but we are safe in saying that aiter June 23rd he will again be able to write M. P. to his name, and Patron;, Conservatiye and Liberal will be equalâ€" ly well represented. Does George Landerkin please you ? He has been true to his principles. _ A consistent upholder of provincial rights he has by vote and voice opposed the eotreion of Manitoba. â€" He supports a platform approved not only by a naâ€" t‘oual convention of liberais but by the whole patron party. True he has been in ovposition most of the time, bus he has done all a man could do there. It is sometimes said he has done nothâ€" ing for us. | Has he nct. Let alone his public duties, he has ever been found wiXing to furnish information or take trouble over any local matter brought to his attention. _ He has done more : the testyears of his life have been givâ€" en to the public service. True he has been paid for it, but there can be no deubt, that he would be a wealthier man to day if be had refused the call of his fellowâ€"citizens to be their repreâ€" sentative in the National Council. How many voters in South Grey would preter Tupper to Laurier? â€"Arclibishop Langevin is doing his best to foment a religious war. He has secured the coâ€"operation of . eleven of the Quebec Bishops and these bave issued their gqmu;angll to theLi_r flos}t_s ~sSir Chas. Tupper was in Quebec. Last week he addressed alarge meet ing in Mentreal. _ In common with many orators on his side, he does not adhere to the naked truth. On the Manitoba question he said it was not a question of forcing*Separate Schools on a Proviece, but one of carrying out the judgment otf the Privy Council. Now the Privy Council gave no judgâ€" ment to the effect that So};itrur.c Scehools should be established in anitoba. â€" It simply gave the opinion that a grieyâ€" ance might: exist, and indicated no remedy. ReaUTte URSTURTTET T on mannesqund w e m on in Quebec. The Archbistop himself is still touring in Quebec preachinipol itical sermons and warning his hearâ€" ers against sup) orting candidates who are in favor of letting Manitoba alone. Under the Tupper administration Nonpreigeprieriiiinih . n iinienutinttetedeiâ€"bel on ts EBBBTTNET TCOE TE the peop‘cdof Cé\mlda :{)re robbt::i or; rights "'“hxaj"flt)’- s m‘h-;pe"uml: the citiz every hand, and even by mem x3 0 It d n e enough of fresh meat this rh/:governmcm.._ They not only pay Jndszmm@,flfifii:’&?,}i{,'fi:'}?f\f'(‘;fi"fgfi out sending to other tow! too imaech for their goods to accommodâ€" | only said that a grievance might exist m rea e ate the monopolists, but they pay" £00 | in the cise of the minority. in fi:miwba =~ ~PRESENTATION AND much for their portage to accommodate | but it did not point ont any particular : the Government and. certain others of | grieyance or how such gricvance if it Topcliffe School, their friends. _ The editor of the ""Satâ€"| did exist shonid be remedied." ‘The Mr. Angus McDonald, arday Night" says that he receives| Manitoba Government howe Ferbissd Dzan SIn.â€"We the m« bushels of letter»from all sorts of peoâ€" | finitely expressed its i eraincacto fem Levall a of your fingh‘s g:leinOtmwa on_all sorts of subjects; |edy any grievance which the mi o cks c ons mratiGude 1 t aswmped lerter from the: capitll’ may b‘vGMy ‘to eon‘Ipiain d‘fmh ma'umnl:'wh&unu has "would be worth framing, and adds that Qflnfifimw&on.thflm&-f“‘ ©5/! The winter months to: te the other day he received_ n parcel | in the older Provinces. © > ATOpee * | iricacies of Music,. bad bearing the frank of W. H. Montague, e e e te doe * â€"ourselves to‘learning m« 'lflnhggmflmrm; the wrap| | _ __. câ€"~es+=â€"~~ _ â€"~ {fg" MSe‘tmmmx'w‘;,-g pero * ‘»}W ‘al ‘Review, a|~â€" ~qvERWORKED 1 s neramp " 1 can "Lo accept this Albo %N(M“'- mm ~~â€"DYEaEWOREEDEIAHEAIL / > 1 v:g Tot on any: Tor the Electors, No. 1. Mord to ow\ Jorâ€"Dr. L care for the HeArt...! the apprec ,“9"«“!‘ FACTS FOR THE ELECTORS. ! the above combination| _ â€"The coronation of the Czar of | Russia is to take place on the 26th inst. \‘The oceasion is to be mads much of in m the way of demonstrating to th» world voters in South GrCY | and his own subjects the great power Pupper to Laurier ? | of the Emperor. _ But better, it is to be â€"â€"â€"â€" made the occasion of abolishing corporâ€" : to say nearly 5000 of al punishment throughout the Empire s in this riding would L;bcrnnng many prisoners nn\vgmg- e | ging out a miserable existence in Siâ€" | b(-!rin.land p«)ssilz'ly inm;gm‘nting m:m;' m : EEREE nCrctor t ar stimight forward, "Indo. |ithef Ifmurnoteformathoe are somuch It should not be overlooked that the Judicial Committe of the Privy Council only said ‘that a grievance mifht exist in the c ise of the minority. in Manitoba but it did not point ont any particular grievance or how such grievance if it did exist shonid. be remedied. _ The Manitoba Government howeyer bes deâ€" finitely expressed its readiness to rem â€" tedy any grievance which the minority may, bave justly to complain of ‘if such tean be found and on the lines adopted T‘in the older Provinces. | "~<â€"~.~ > â€"At large meetings help in Brant and Halton the evils of the tarif were clearly pointed out by Mr. Paterson and others. _ Sir Chas. Tupper wou‘d lerd the country to suppose that the trade policy of the Liberal Party and of Mr. Laurier‘in particular is Free Trade as it is in England. The policy of the Liberals isâ€"â€"a tariff for revenue only. The interest on our huge nationâ€" «1 debt piled up by conservatives has to be paid and the running expenses of the Government have to be met. These expenditures necessitate a tariff, but a tariff to enable the country to meet its liabilities not a tariff to benefit a few high protectionists." Such is the Liberal trade policy. of this Province are purely nonâ€"denomâ€" inational, yet of the 110,000 Roman Catholie children in Ontario more than one half attend the Public Szshools. It is the same in Manitoba where the Roman Catholic parents prefer sending their children to the Public Schools alâ€" though archbishop Langevin is so inâ€" tent upon drivia@ them into Separate Sehools. And still turther, down by the sea, in Nova Scotia, New Bruns wick and Prince Edward Island, the Roman Catholics have and enjoy exceptional privileges at the hands of the Protestant manjorities in these Provinces. But how is it in the Province ot Quebece where the Rowman Tatholics are largely in the majority. _ In that Province the Public Schools are purely dencminational. â€" Roman Catholiedoe: trines are tiught in them and Roman Catholic books« and Catechisms are used as textbooks. Still further, these schools, conducted in a way s» offensive to Protestants, are supported largely by Protestants, for by the law of the Province threeâ€"fourths of the school taxesâ€"including the taxes of all joint stock companies, banks, corporations business of all kinds and these are chiefly if not wholly owned by Protestâ€" antsâ€"go to the support of the Roman Catholic Public Schools. . On the other hand the Protestant Schools in Quebc, are really the nonâ€"denominational Schools for they are conducted after the manner of the Publis Schools 6t Ontario. â€" Let every reasomable Roman Catholic and every elector who proposes supporting Tupper‘s . remedial legislaâ€" ture look at this picture and that, and let him say in all conscience which side of the questson, as citizens of a free country, they are bound to supâ€" port. _ This is not a Papal kingdom, as a leading Journal has remarked, but a free community, in which all power lies in the hands of the people, of the majority. _ It is therefore a dangerous thing in their own interests whea minâ€" orities attempt anything that is conâ€" trary to the dictates of reason and common m cr subversion of the rights of the"majority. : C For South Grey Grorge Kanberhin. TUPPER‘S REWARD 101 < 0 + o o en en se se oc ie ies t. | cave hollowed out in the wolid rock, With | 12 Rafroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. i e n | a dowe shaped roof, in the center of which | _ uy witl say that my mother has not d | is an opening ailowing the stcam, Which | gaged my case in as strong words as I ; pr | is emitted by the hot water in the bot | wour4 have done. Hood‘s Sarsaparilia l e | tom of the cave or basin, to excape, | Tins has truly cured me and I am now well." I . | cave mnst lu]v t\ls'm,t\ five Iur :hillv‘ feet m [l CoRA PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y. a | dinmeter and there Las beon n platlorra 3 i :: built all round its walls a f» \\" incles | Be sure to get Hood‘s, because | ‘i- above the water for tha convenience nl'j a, | y thoce bnthing. _ Another of the spaings is i ? R t Y | nJarge basin on the faee of the monntain, | _ 5 6 B | vat h These springs are Dbelieved | to pâ€"s8r8» | @ @ M 723 | § wonderful healing and enting propertiea. ‘ s I A t | Their healing powers are not confined to sars a par' l | a | L. c | one disease but they are known. to cure a | ; | great many different uiEln{:-x;ts. A grent Isthe One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1, ; d i many ::;~:~.« of ‘.rhc.\:n:\;l»m ;\ml other i Prepared only by C. I. llnodA&Co..rLTvrll._B_lffi \ , | joint and bone isenses bave been per m moarutere nunely meperable, :i l mmnently enred by a few baths in these Hood‘s Pills mxlw;:‘f:mf:: I . | waters, Many who are nut._in. need nf‘ i * [ pterecamm ;: healing, visit this spot, as it is a mo44 | fever is at its highest note in and around ! N0 L ags * | beautiful pleasure resort. i the Saugeen. | ?, o3 : As roon as entering the mountains a | Little Sammie was going fishing the | n 7' different atmwosphere is felt and the hisher | other day and he scemed to be in an «wâ€" | §@ MÂ¥ ® / the pesition in them the more noticable | ful hurry and was hardly able to speak | #%2% !5; this difference, until in some places it | when he was met by a friend who asked | 99 im â€" | geeins to take quite an effort to supply the { him : q“ hat have No got in your ’ . I lungs with enflicient sir. This is, we «opâ€" | ;“'";,f': jl"l: -" '\'\ :\‘\ l\\.(l'l"l'.l.l.)l'}h:.l.:i. ”k“ } "’: | pore, becanse of its thinvess at this citiâ€" ‘l o aaimanihite mgh. ieiiiae ce i rgent + I At Donaldâ€"the terminus of the Wextâ€" i Kl'x‘:’:b:tp:.‘\:(:«'l\ u’,‘\!.::d ,‘(’;:"".‘.':}; i‘:;:,w‘:!x".: . ern Divison, and a QUM litcle town in the | followed to the Meihodist Cemetery by | Be I valley between the two grent rangesâ€"the i a lurge concourse of friends.~ We cxâ€" : If in Doubt, Use South American Kidâ€" ney Cure. The average iman or woman cannot thrive with that slight pain in the back, that mny be thought only a result of gold. â€" More than likely it is the warning note that kidney trouble has taken hold of the system, â€" It is simply amazing the extent to which kiduey disease is com mon in Canada, _ The wise man will take time by the forelock, and in using South American Kidney Cure drive the disease from the system in its incipient stages. â€" Fortunately, if it is too late to do this, this remedy is strong enough to battle with the worst case of kido y diseases. It is another instance of doing it well. South American Kidney Cure is a kidnevy cure. â€"It does not make any other claims, but no other remedy can meet it on its own ground. _ Sold by McFarlane & Co. 2 one disease bnit Lhev fre RNOW N great many different ailments. many 2ases of rhcamatism jeint aud bone disenses Lbave mmnently enred by a few b«th waters, Many who mre not i hexling, visit this spot, as it beautiful pleasure resort. As roon as entering the im different atmwosphere is felt and the pesition in them the more noticabl this difference, until in some places i geems to take quite an effort to supply the lungs with eufficient sir. | This is, we «ap pose, beeanse of its thinvess at this zit inde. nf tle the view enchs At Revelstol Before leaving the Rockies we must miake mention of oue station in particular and that is Banff. _ Oue hears so much ta‘k of Bun{ by passongers who linvs heen there or on tueir way there, that he js not a little surprised on arriving at that atation to fiod him»e!f in the heart of the weods, where, at fir t sight, no burldings are to be seen but a «mall station Lonse, But it is notlong antil he soes hotel cabs of = first ciass »‘yle standing around in readiness to convey passengers getting off there, to one of the fine hetels about one wud a balf milesdistant, just discornible through the woods. _ These hotels are built for the accommodation of those who visib the frmous hot springs of this vicinâ€" ity, â€" They baye ali the conventences ard comfort of the most fashionable city hotels us woll as in additional aJlvantage of a bath in water hexted by some chemical process which is being carried on in the unexplorable regions of the enrth‘s centre The two principal botei« are the Savitar ium and the Hot Springs Hotel, the latâ€" ter belonging to theC. P. 1t _ One of the springs is reached by a subterranean pasâ€" sage which leads right in to n natura! At Donallâ€"the terminus of the Westâ€" ern Divison, and a quiet litde town in the valley between the two great rangesâ€"the C. P. R. first crosses the Columbin River. ~ At the snmmit of the Selkirks is anoth«r I»rge C. P. R. hotel, the Gircier House. The name is given becauunse of n very large and beaatiful elacier not more than a wile and a Laif frora it, _ In the summer months the â€" gronndsâ€"snrroonding this hotel are a striking contrast to the sarâ€" rounding bills with their caps of snow and breaâ€"tâ€"plates of 16e : summer and verdure seems« to hold sway below. â€" Thecarefelly A TRIP FROM BANFF TO VANCOUVER breaâ€"tâ€"plates c sectas to hold cut grass is be ed waters nre The weather is keeping very dry and the ground is in much need of a heavy shower, as crop is almost at a stand still. % § n SUIT Quite a saind storm was experienced Surday afternoon, which made very disagreeable driving for chureh going people, the earth drifted like: snow, sweeping some of the newly sown grain off the high places. â€" Those who had fire in fallows had to work with shovel and water to save their grain. Topcliffa School, May 11th, 1806. Mr. Angus McDonald, D&Ax SInR.â€"We the members and adâ€" herentsof: your Sh:gir‘lg Class,. gladly ayail ‘ourselves of this apportunity of expressi ng«ml;gnu'uule for the efficient mapner in which you have.â€"tried during the winter months to: terach us the inâ€" tricacies of Music, had ‘we but applied â€"ourselves to‘learning As faithfully as "you did to teachmg we should cerudn!{ Lg‘.g. pusiciana.. We therefore as! xau to accept this Album and Gents Seeding is now a thing of the past with most of the farmers, and there was no rainy days to give the hired man a rest. Faii Day passed off quietly this week, Quite a.'ny;tmber of people and cattle on the fair ground. Only about a dozen head of cattie were sold. Dr. Hutton spent a few days visitin the home of bis b(){hou{ years ig Chingacousy t‘ovtvnship ast week. ‘‘Miss White, of Markdale was a guest of Mis« Hartly last week. _ Mrs. Duncin McDougald leaves this week on an extended visit to Duluth, where the most of her family are living. We wish her a sife journey. f Mr. Thos. Ferris, of Proton, has come to live in our town and has opened up a meat market. â€" We wish him success and bope that the citizens can have enough of fresh meat this summer withâ€" out sending to other towns for it. le Selkirksâ€"the r ambiu the second at PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS. Continued on Supplement. VITAL TO PERFECT HEALTH PRICEVILLE. «with which we untaing & he hisher noticable rluces it arrive at t} well. _ We journey. a large concourse of friend tend our hearifele sympathy reaved family in this their si ment. 1y Miss Janet Johns her sister‘s Ars. W the other day. Wilfred Watson has returned from Toronto, where he has been last two or three months. Mrs. W. Matthews and her v Mrs. C. Gray weve visitiog friend list Sunday week. Miss Mary Watson lefl last Mon week for Toroato. _ We understand intends to remain for some time. Miss Bertha Ferguson Varney friends last Thurs Mr, W. Carson started for Michigan last week having left everything in tirst class order. _ We wish him success. What we would like to know : If W. of our line was not very ohligâ€" ing when be walked home from Durâ€" ham and let those three girls ride, who were visiting in town. _ _ other night, If C. onght not to be more careful of his clothes than to leave them outside of the school, where they were found the We are pr«;mr(-d to take building conâ€" tracts and furnish all kinds of Material at living prices. Soft Elm, 12 and 14 feet; Rock Elm, 7. 8, 14 and 16 feet lengths; Birch, any length over 10 feet.* aa» Hicuest Market®Price Pam For Loas. ; Mothers Anxiously watch declining health of their daughters. So many are cut off by consumption in carly years that there is real cause for anxicty. In the early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hood‘s Sarsr» parilla will restore the quality and quantity of the blood and thus give‘ good health. Read the following letter: WATSON BROS "It is but just to write about my daughter Corn, aged 19. Sho was comâ€" pletely run down, declining, bad that tired feeling, and friends said she would not live over three months. She had a bad end nothing seemed to do her any good. I happened to read about Hood‘s Sarsapa~ tilla and had her give it a trial. From the very first doso she began to get better. After taking a few boftles she was comâ€" pletely cured and her health has been the best ever since." Mxs. AppI® PECK, 12 Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. "I will say that my mother has not stated my case in as strong words as I would have done. Hood‘s Sarsaparillia has truly cured meand I am now well." CoRA PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y. Be sure to get Hood‘s, because Isthe One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1, Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowel!, Mass Hood‘s PillS tmvie and benetcial ze FHoco ’ A.LIVE. II‘ EESt‘Vma ° ooR CBADNS AND CHARMS Ii â€"Quality E W Dromore, Dec. 6th, ‘05. 50 IMPROVED MACHINERY. e beg to announce to the pablic that we have the null rebuilt and relitted with Clocks and Watc LOGS WANTED. â€"~®= Cousgh NORTII EGREMONT. Sarsaparilia K. EAST NORMA ALIVE ! Are not Ancient but Are not dead but W â€"OURâ€" Wal are purely vegetable, re« sls nfifia j Wits VIiSI her imother friends here H the be erenve *\ NEWEST & FINEST << Readyâ€"made C home those ing Durham House Cleaning tims has come ayroucd 289} Goubt. you will find a great many things you among them will be LAcE CURTAINS Our Straw and iint sUM LN mything in town as to style, quality and j ind take your choice. Our Stock of BOOTS & SHOES P pppopile QTSqccrt LADIES SAILOR AHAATS OUkK GEICCEEI Well we can giye you %cod yalae in them. We sell them 21 yds. long 29 inches wide { pr. the noxt price IS 50c. znd up to $2.50 Iiancorstvnaonannirant WB SEEDS ! ; ET irstâ€" FTarm $BRDS in Hip Surranl! GRANTS AD. £*LE CR TO prâ€" i0 O SDVC SS u. J LEA AL i S RRbeUIER L enc nunt onl dn Wns n c r4 t CARPETS & eCs T HAUAY® wilil be wauted. you will find the old ones worn irts holos. and the new ars sO cheali‘lnow it a‘int worth while mending the old, we_have HEMP, UNICNS and AXNINISTER, RUGS, MATS, ARTSQUARES &c. all at lox prices, m e 20. aipnes es d P ig :\[ AT T HE o t Garden 1806 And we TT AND ) 1s another line seson for th «are sellers. OF Cir Jown r stock. iw and fine If you want a long waisled . Corset, gire us a call, we wi you, brt dont stay away | urged to buy we don‘t do ness, the goods are their P momneshe s S y iA e E -»u H. H. MILLER :â€"â€"â€" U r line we are doing well, and this is the for them, we start them at 20c. and they now pré J A N D . L. CGRANT. sUMMER HATS rality and prices. Hay is Scarce J. CAMERON long waisted and good fitting : a call, e will try and please t stay away for fear of being y we don‘t do that sort of busiâ€" aods are their own salesmen. Crockery & Glassware Dinner. Tea & Toilet Sets At Popular Prices. TMHE 71 ea of T cas KURMA TE A A delicious blend put up in 4 lbs. and 1 lbs. Icu‘r Packages . 55. â€"10 ensure a good job th« Hides must be well saited as soon as t« ken off. Money is Plenty. H whic wei to show Also a full assortment of Setisfaction Guzaranteed Try it. and you will be perfectly Sold for 30c¢c. Itâ€" Sold for 40c¢â€" 1bâ€" Sold for 50¢â€" Ib obe Tanning be you think it is not, but H. H. ht:h&i 54 Mige * & t at cent and on good Joans at I:-Com lowâ€" as any reasoualle person may Li\ 1J% ns roucd again, and no things you want, and othing. display . > _ ~CL H. MILLERER, IHOXAS SMITH. and Acconntsâ€"no . GhmoFam:‘;m zages, Leases and other y and quickly prepared at Ti .. Conveyapcer for 25¢ a O W â€"â€" DEPARTME _A Word 3 MA fill and must | courage nome as we give yo figure possible. each Tues. 100 lbs Pure B Tues l11¢ ib 225 ydas Dark C RED HERRNG WE WANT m ‘mr peterr iess C€Q Mens SXira 12 doz Prs. Â¥ 158 Tuss 120 Large Lemons. 40 Men‘s Colored C each Tuces. 2 fo 450 Ib Bost Whiting. R 2CO 6 at. Milk recom for us GIVE IT A TRIAI separated from the p> 500 Bars:C Put up good buit than before. be a 5 1 CO Tins Sardines 100 lbsFine Glue That we are operatin; glad to have you call will weigh it for you, or trade next door. _ Factory at all." Roll at the Store here. CALL AND SELL YOTU tion guarantcei. Don‘t be misled by md: Wool. None cf the buyers her Range of Goods to choese f oveat S 7e have a iarg Tuss. at 6c ya: 7e. Bars?iUOxford Soz for 25c. Don‘t se mm gm nsm w e is ue Lh Ab: nor .. a m it sw WAz hel ~ U