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RTZEL, moth Long ig Orange, ite Vosges, Belgian. Name. : the largest Rape GREY STONE. Sweet Corn in ave tested this tOTH soOUTHâ€" rent 0 aing : annding : ERON Tog_ Swede. ; OF SWEDE. will be perfectly fied. e a good jOb the mlted as soon as ta w Hides, Dog stitable for tuaranteed. Hlassware. & Toilet Sets r Prices. uo ow it alini ve EEMP, No disappointâ€" Swede. A‘FTC OWn _ : and preg ‘~ir of Sgeing : sort of busiâ€" 1 salesmen. AS SMIMTH. Packages Process, ‘fL "'.‘.(l SOft' i cas i TE A 40c 1b for 50¢. 1bâ€" 1b 1@ 1 this is th 0c. and the C614 Goats t up in 4 lbs. and 1€ # ©es, Tcrbsm. N17T. iagt@ and no nt, and V etches, s to feed the flow mncdition, 25c a it. KHitino worn UTHâ€" C rm. ‘)‘l â€"»*4 SR EePOnP CBP Seeent n is en o on C e ‘ liams bhad a heifer killed. Now, Just now. Is the time to subâ€" scribe for the Review, 5Octs, to Jan. 1807. $1.30 to Jan. 1898. Send in your name now. 3 Fresh turnip seed at Grant‘s, Mr. T. H. Farr, of Huron‘ Colllme, London. returned home on Saturday last for his summer vacation. For RrExt or SarE.â€"Lot 20, con. 3, W. G. R., townrship of Bentinck. Apply to A. H. JacKksox, Durham. Rev. Mr. Jennings, of Hanover, was in town Monday. â€" He was a guest of Rey, Mr. Connor. KircrEp By LiGHTXING.â€"During the thunderstorm last week Mr. Jno. Wilâ€" Giet the brightest, cleanest, newest Saturday paper, the Illuatrated:Bu&alo Euspress for sale at the * Durham Pharâ€" macy." Impoverisbhed blood causes that tired feeling. â€" Hood‘s Sarsaparilla purifies, entiches and vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and vitality \# Mr. J. A. Hunter finds business so rushing that he has engaged Mr. Robt. MeCracken. When Mr. H. A. Hunter returns this week there will be six busy salesmen in the Departmental Store. The Orange "machine works" got a great setâ€"back in Grand Lodge. It was a question whether the Govyernment or the Order should survive, and the deâ€" legates decided against the Government. For that tickling sensation in your throat try a 10c box of "Mist" Cough Lozengers. They will allay the irrita tion at onee,. _ For sale by all dru§gist.s and the Key Medicine to., OA ong Street, Toronto. Food, when it sours on the stomach, becomes innvutritive and un wholesome, It poisons the tlood, and beth mind and body suffer in consequence, What is needed to restore perfect digestion is a dose or two of Ayer‘s Pills. They never fail to relieve. * A SNAP! It is a great mistake to suppose that a simple tonic gives strength; it only stimulates â€" the. stomach to renewed awction,. _ To impart real strength, the Mblood must be wurvified and enriched, and this can nn‘\' be done by such a standard alterativye as Ayer‘s Sarsapâ€" arilla. That eligible residential lot, at pres ent occeupied by Rev. Uhas. Cameron is for sale, or will rent on reasonable terms. & s NOTICE. 1 bave received an application for a transfer of License granted to Wendel Beitz, of the town of Durkam, from John Watters. A meeting of the Board of Commissioners will be beld at the Central Hotel, on the 4th day . of June next, at 1 p. m, to cousider suc hb applica~ tion. srowe seue _ ‘ss HHMe a CSHCHEY SAaD Axp SUDCEX.â€"inC OWR WiZ shocked on Monday morning to learul that Artbur Young, a bright son of Mr. Henry Young, lower town, aged 13 years ' and 6 mouths had died of diphtheria. He was at sechool but a few days before und bis sudden taking off has aroused | idespread sympathy for the affiicted . &w:rs who have another son seriously | B6 Mis teacher, â€" Miss Bavks, â€" aud fellow pupils showed their sympathy and regard for him by collecting flowâ€" Â¥rs am|l working them into beautiful wesuths, etc, which were placed lovingly on his coffin. A printer is a most euwrious being. He way bave a ‘*bank " and * coinos" and not be worth a peuony, may handle * pearl, " ** diamond " and * ruaby‘ and know nothing of precions stones. Others may run fast, but he gets aloug swifter by " setting " fast. _ He may be making " imâ€" pressions"* without eloquence ; may nse the " Ive " without offending, and be teilâ€" ing the truth; while others . cannot #etand** while chey * set" he can "*set standing " and do both at the same time ; has to use * furniture," and yet have no dwelling, may spread * sheets " withount being a ho isewile; may lay his © form " on a ** bed," and yet be oldige.1 to sleep on the floor. _ He may make and pat away " pi‘ and never see a pic, much less eat it, during his who‘le life . be a bhumaa beâ€" ing «nd a * r*t" atthe same time; may * press " a good deal, and not ask a f«vot ; may handie a shooting iron " and know nothing of cannon, gun or pist: «1 ; may use the * dagger " without shedding blood. and from the earth be may handle * stars" He may tbe of a " rolling" disposition, and yet nevor desive to travel ; hbe may have a " sheep‘s fâ€"ot " and not be deformâ€" ed : never be withont a * case," and kuow nothing of law or music. . His aeqnaintâ€" ance of music may be nil, but his contact with * quires " frequent; he may attend well to h‘s dutics, and yet work at "rén« dowm"; mar be always +** correcting " Iis errors and be growing worse every day ; have his * form locked up," and at the same time be free from jul, watch honse or any other confinement ; may work at a " salleryv," and be nueither glave nor ecrimâ€" the " Iye" wil ing the truth "stand ** while standing " and ha« to use " far inal.â€"Ex. Rhoumatism of Seven Years‘ Standing Cured in a few Days. Ihave been a victim of rhenmatism for seven years, being confined to bed for months at a time, unable to turn my self. 1 had been treated by many physâ€" icians in this part of the country. none of whom benefitted me. _ T had no faith in rheumatic cures advertised, but my wife induced me to get a bottle of South American Rheumatic Cure from Mtr. Tavior, duggist, Owen Sound, At the time I was suffering agonizing pain, but inside of twelve hours after 1 _took the first dose the pain left me. L canâ€" tinued until I took three lottles, and 1 cousider I aw completely cured., (Sign ed) urbham, M: The undersigned is prepared to supply a limited number of patrons with milk morning and evening. Right in quanâ€" lity and qualicy. A trial solicited, JAg. ATKINSON: A pply on LOCAL AND GENERAL J. D. McLEOD, Leith P. O., Ont. THE PAIN LEFT GUICKLY. CRANRT ETo RTETTTTC L 1 on Monday morning to learn rthur Young, a bright son of Mr. Y oung, lower town, aged 13 years nouths had died of diphtheria. . at sehool but a few days before sudden taking off bas ay_msc(! the [ 6t h remises or to THOS. A. HARRIS. P. TELFORD. he town was CoNCERT AaxDp LECTURE.â€"The Dioâ€" more Court of the I. 0. F. held their Annual Concert last Friday evening, and the brethren were again successful in drawing a large house. The Hawl Bros., of Swinton Park on yviolin and piccolo gave the first number and conâ€" [ firmed their popularity as first class enâ€" tertainers several times during the evenâ€" ing . Miss King, who formerly gave Music lessons in the neighborhood, san sweetly and with %rent taste. Mr. \Vlfi ‘ King Mgnve an exhibition of stepdaneâ€" ing. Mr. G. W, Jones, of Durham, gave‘ some instrumental selections on guitar | and mouth organ. He will have to: appear here again. Mr. R. Parker, of Durbam, sang two selections in his usual able style. _A duett by Miss King and Mr. Glanville, and a song by the‘ born comic Mt. T. H. Ellis were both well received. The farce "Paddy Myles" by Misses Fleming and Calyert, and Messrs. Ellis, Periy, Clark, King and Rodgers delighted the bhouse though some excresences in language marred good acting. The eyent of the evening was, however, Insp. Camphell‘s lecture. He won golden opinions for able presenâ€" tation of Forestric principles. He began with referring to some modern features of social life which were likely in the near futmwme to cause a social upheaval. Combination was one feature, and was the refuge of the rich while coâ€"operaâ€" tion was the refuge of the poor. The I. 0. F. and other societiee were inâ€" stances of the latter movement. . Foresâ€" try gave fraternity in health or sickness, opportunity of social moral and intellectâ€" ual cultuwre, and was superior to old line companies in the matter of sick beaefits. Mr. C. is not an old Forester but his address proves him entitled to his honors as a P. D. H. C. R. Mr, Waliter Hastie oceupied the chair and will be happy as presiding officer to initinte new members at charter rates during the month of June. _ The mecting closed with the National Aunthem. On Wednesday the 20th of May Mr. Alex. Carson and Miss Tena McLean were married at Priceville by the Rev. Mr. McLeod. _ After the ceremony the h"l]’l’." pair started for a short trip cast and returned on Friday following when a numerous company of their friends assembled to bid them a welcome home. Mr. Henry was the promoter of the reâ€" ception which was a great success, Mr. John McLean left for his new home in Dulath, Minn. on Thursd y the 2Ist May. Hope he will have a good trip. Miss Jennie Carson and Miss Mary Campbell were guests of Mr. McGrogan, Irish Lake Sunday last, _ Mr. J. H., the pilot of the Lake accompanied them. Miss Black and Miss MeCormick, of (Glenelg have been visiting in this vicinâ€" ity this week, their object being to colâ€" lect tunds for the R. 0. picnic to be held on the $th of June at the usual place, A good time is expected. . The Irish Lake picnic being one of eyents of the summer in this section.s A number of the young people of this burg attended a dance at Mr, Donâ€" ald Black‘s on the 4th con. near Pomona. A visitor from Scotch town met with an unfortunate mishap through some misâ€" take his lady friend that accompanied him was carried off by some one of the boys and pseudo reporter was left daâ€" menting,. We trust that he may eventâ€" ually recover. Eetter luck next time. Miss M. from Scotchtown visited in this viciaity lasi Sunday. Miss Mary Conkey hel last week, the frequency events lately leads to Who will be next? Archie from the hills, is a regular visiâ€" tor to the Grove, the climate here is eviâ€" denitly conducive to friendly visits. 1. The diseases that we so come upon us at one stepP matter of growth. The ounly too common of frier died of Bright‘s disease, kindred complaints. It i: in the system of thousa seeds that in a short tim into these droad maladies the kidneys in its milde stands still, â€" The warl heeding that efforts shoul taken to eradicate, the sl The bane of Miltgionsd of Lives D&Vid J&Gkflfln, Jrl' Clerk Div. Court Aithur E. JaCKSON: notary Public. Land Valuators, Insurance Agents, Commissioners. Money to lend. Money invested for Parties. Farms bought andgu_)!d. A general flna;;isl business transacted Office next door to Standard Bank;, CcoNVEYANCERS. JACKSONS. KIDONEY TRCOUBLE. nc ice e t e MAPLE GROVE. WVER CCC ses that we so dread do not | us at one step. They are a | growth. The sad news is mmon of friends who have right‘s disease, diabetes and | inplaints. It is known that| tem of thousands_ exist the | in a short time will deyelop | droad maladies. Disease of | s in its mildest form never II. The warning is wgr(h‘ at efforts should be promptly radicate the slightest sympâ€" Awnav dAisease. and in South Cured. held a quilting bee ncy of matrimonial to the question : w# and solid when ing this fence, of rails which , Can be McKechnie v Hutton H. C. J. Chy, Diy. pursuant to the Judgment and final order for sale in this action. Tenders will be recerved by the undersigned Local Master at Owen Sound up to the 17th (lny of TJm:e, wuak iz & . sc lake y uk o 1896, fm-'lhe purchase of Lot No. 48, Concession 3, West Garafraxa Road in the Township of Bentinck in the County of Grey containing 100 acres be the same more or less; awbout 60 acres of said lands are cleared and in a good state of cultivation, 8 acres partly cleared 20 acres of culled bush and 12 acres of good hardwood timber. Almost Terms of sale ; Fifteen per cent. of the purchase money shall be paid within 3 days after acceptance of tender, and within one IIIUIIL\] thereafter the balance without interest, or if the purchaser prefers twenty per cent. (in addition to such fifteen per cent.) and the balance to be secured by a Mortgage on the preâ€" mises payable in five years with interâ€" est at seven per cent. per annum. â€" The other terms and conditions of sale will be the same as at Auction Sale of this Pl'nperly held in Durham on 10th March ast, which may be ascertained upon apâ€" plication to J. P. Telford, Esquire, Venâ€" dor‘s Solicitor, Durham ; Messrs. Frost and Batson, Owen Sound, or the underâ€" signed. __ _ (Sed.) DUNCAN MORRISON, Local Master at Owen Sound. Dated 28th May 1896. 4 2C _ "® AY Eids E. Thoroughbred Barkshite Boar. This fine animal will be kept on the premises of JNO. CLARK, Jr., LOT 32, CON. 3. W. G. R., BENTINCK, D iad Iensn~ eCI\.i'UH l_'“."‘i w For Service during Season of 1895â€"96. Rogistered in the ‘"*Canada Berkshire Swine Record" as No, 2956. Farrowed Nov. 21st, 1893, and bred by John Meyer, Kossuth, Ont, 7 q minkictis 4 at 6 a Aver‘s smy sorcadoihd gail. wc::‘am;flh:;it â€" Admitted at tha World‘s Fair. tea at toas w OO 9 AMTY $1.00. To be paid for at time of Service. Aberdeen, Oct. 15th, 1895. The undersigned hbas rented the vacant store in the Aljoe block and is prepared by close attention to business and firss class work to give satisfaction to all eomers, â€"A trial solicited, t dAIEE‘ S PILLS Requiate the Lowels, ? / esn w I se o um ® o me #ie. 22 4e e e t ’ "i .. 5P d ..‘Zaifi%\: C ces I mt s mE tar )A | e al HENDPALL 3 ce es PAAX CURE M s | & a S C u.e ces t ue ~ d ' y e ied C2t un se m e M oo t y apude y s o y CC on‘ Pauty T iaROPY 2 Cip is yss Mr. Nicholson says tors wio proscil! no purpose; tueg Ci CARCE spread to snfiony for 1 began t~ a week or Encovraged by this result. 1 perso vered, until in a. mouth or so the sore under imy chin began lo heon}, _ In three months my lip begin to heal, and, after using the Sarsanarilia for six months the last trace or ins Cuncer Giouppeaied.‘ SaLE BY TENDER. as. B. Nicholson, Tiorsncevills, B.. Struptles for Seven Long NCER CN THE LP, AND I3 CORED EY ‘FERDINAND.‘ asses Belief NEW BARBER SHOP. as I. Nichelsoit« my chin, and I syTered in seven lous years. Fiualy, I king Ayor‘s Harsapariilu, In o P noucst l & r “'! consuited doeâ€" ed for me, but to icer begua 1J r‘aâ€"~4 mogt f ECS-E, raimnai t mCflt. result, 1 perseâ€" 1 or so the sore o heonkt, _ In three > heal. and, after D. R, RxprERX. Garsea«® parilia £" NT READY FOR BUSINESS #z In our new store at last and not before it was timé, New goods were crowding in on us in the old stand ana wewere at our wit‘s end to know where to put them. _ Now everything is different we have * â€"*# ANY AMOUNT OF ROOM. Better Chance to DISPLAY OUR GOODS. f#z==â€" The best of Light for you to judge for yourselt.% Nothing;like[good light in a store if the goods are all right they show off to advantage. Last week we drew your attention to our clothing but didnt take time to quote any price. If you are in need of anything in this line take a look at this line. a All the leading varieties. We introduce for the first time Evans New Ontario Swede, which is said to be the of them all try it. _ Gur Fodâ€" der Corn is all selected No. 1 Seed and at zery low prices, call and see testimonials. LOWER TOWM, Wanted A MAN To sell Canadian and U. 8. grown trees, berry plants, roses, shrubs, hedges, ornamental trees, and seed potatoes, for the only nursery‘ having t,est,in§ orchards in Canada. We give you the benefit of our ee::lper- ience, so your success is guaranteed. If you are not earning $50 per month andâ€" expenses, write us at once for particulars, Liberal commissions paid r»rt time men. Fatr mers‘ sons should ook into this! It pays better than working on the farm, and offers a chance of promotion. _ Apply now and get choice of t,errit.orz. STONE & WELLINGTON, 17â€"3 m Toronto, Canada. HEAVIEST CROPPER HARDIES FIELD CORN= Sromfific American Every patent taken out by us is brought helurs ‘?wgficb’.mflvz:-m“mm“ 4 uc oves . jokin. etrculation of any scientific pape m! 81 lendun{ illustrated, No inte man -houfd be without it. Woggé{h’ vear; $1.50 six months, _ Address, ?W””‘”! 861 Broadway, New York C TURNIP SEEDS € MacFARLANE & Co. We take this opportunity of inviting our many friends to come nnd see our new quarters whether you wantito buy.auything or not. a Good Check Serge Suit Sacque Coat. Men‘s All Wool Pants Sl:rige or Plain. Boy‘s 3 Piece Serge Suits Sizes 28 to 32. Boy‘s 3 Piece Suits Sizes 25 to 29 to clear at. Fine Navy Serge Suit all wool and well trimmed. Fine Blk. Worsted Coat and Vest Tail Coat or Sacque. Bound and trimmed. 4 6+ *4 ve :‘ _ #* * Sacque Coat trirnmed and with best of linings. LOWER TOW N, AND DURHAM. RAMSAY & MORLOCK The Implement. Season is nearly over but we have a few Buggies and Democrats in Stock which we will sell at Cost in order to clear out :;ur Stock any person in need of a BUGGY, CART OR DEMOCRAT Corae at once and we will surprise you with low prices. Bargains at Wholesale ! ___ We have a large shipment of Stoves, Cutters and other Fall and W inte: (Goods on the way and must have room. § We have the famous Raymond Sewing Machines We have in stock Bell, Karn and Doherty Organs at prices which will suit the times. Money is going to be scarce this winter, we have arranged to loan any amount of it on good farm security at 54 and 6 per cent. straight loans. All kinds of Ploughs, Cultivators, Straw Cutters, Turnip Cutters, &¢e in stock at our Show Rooms in Lower Town. § Marriage Licenses issued and Fire & Life Insurance promptly attended to WAREHOUSE, Upper Town, Durham. â€"DEALER INâ€" All kinds of Farm Machinery, Vehicles, Organs & Pianos, Sewing Machines, Etc. Just Avrived Chas. McHKinnon â€" _ _ And Sold at Lowest Possible Prices. CGall and inspect and be Convinced. The undeuigned has for service Lot 23 and 24, Con, 3. 8. D. R. Glen One Car Brockville Buggies, also Gananoqgue, and Campbell, Lonâ€". don Carriages & Buggies. \ One Car Chatham Famous Wagons, also Snow Ball Wagons. New Stock of the famous Ramsay Cartsâ€"at fabulous prices. Frost & Wood‘s Singe Apron Binâ€" ders, Buckey Mowers and Tiger Rakes. (ne Car Maxwells‘s Light Steel Bindersâ€"cheaper than ever. A TEOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE EVERYTHING BOUGHT FOR CASH Dec. 10“1. 1“' The Fall is a good time to buy a TERMS $1.00 BERKSHIRE BOARâ€" CALDER & LIVIGSION, Asets, Sewing Machine, Organ or Piano. SEASON 1895â€"96. A. &. J. SEALEY, CHAS.McKINNON. CALDER‘S BLOCK. ProP. Now on Hand â€"â€" Maxwell‘s Stcel Rakes, ete. Coulthard & Scott‘s Seed Drifts and Harrows. Wilkinson Ploughs and Scaffiers. Organs & Pignos of the best makey A few Stoves at job prici New Williams Sewing Ma chines. Will be for service for the season ot 1896 through the Townships of Egrâ€" mont and Proton. For route and terms gee posters. Full Stock of Repairs always on hand. That old favorite Stallion, CLIMAX NO. 78, BACK AGAIN. LOWE@ TOWN, DURHM Gxo. L Haw ' §£2,50 $10.00 $10 OO $1.25 mfi" } Me â€" hi‘ $