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tchman who declared that expect to be eloquent or so long as he drank .!’ ht also have added that to e in horses would require the reader at any rate a ulant which, in these deâ€" days, is only conspicuous Never in the memory of habitant‘‘ has there been ion, such a glut, such a hetic sentiment in regard g of all kinds of horses. in a foew yearsâ€"possibly of next yearâ€"people will they could have been so hortsighted as to follow common berd and leave simply because prices had the cost of production. ipal causes of the present on are, in my opinion, the ction of common or inâ€" d the sympathetic effect universal industrial deâ€" the Atlantic to the Pacific. w might be addedâ€"the electricity for horsepower ose three causes temporary t? Electricity will doubtâ€" place from year to year of ; number cf the class of le for street car work. table. But will the teamâ€" the cities, the heavy haulâ€" wries, the work at present ss companies, the ordinary city or country or on the o horges at prosont used for largely or even toauy apâ€" mt substituted by electricâ€" er motive power? It seems hon, with regard to horses ally for pleasureâ€"ladies‘ en‘s riding and driving 1 the various styles of cartâ€" trotting horses and ran« no substitution is possible. ['n:ut love of horses or spert will always preserve what pleasure horses from the v other mechanical force 1 depression in busibess is t. No sane man believes »1anent, but with the first oms of revival the horse rally in sympathy with es of business We haveé » fast. A halt and a slowâ€" heen ordered by the laws of other cause of depression tionâ€"his already affected The breeding of thouâ€" of thousands of worthless the bromcho up to the trotâ€" ot trot, or even the inferiot was only continued so long med to be a profit in the nee the tide turned this is «dA and will so remain unâ€" wom is sounded a few years ho meantime all intelligent rs, whether of draft or ting or ranning horses, will stick to the ship‘‘ if they The outlook ahead is exâ€" right as the experience of or two has been gloomy s.â€"â€"Waverley in Breoder‘s REEDING BUSINESS. teaspoonful of pulverized xed in the fool for a dozen ill be a good thing for them ting season. Feed the mix+ hird mornmg for two weeks lcan consul at Zurich says good market for American zerlandâ€"cither beef dressed i. He recommends catâ€" in the United States to comâ€" with the president of the hers‘ association. winter lambs in September. pring lambs are weaned in their mothers will have a et in good fliesh before cold t was tlook Abead?â€"As One Man tantly n W USt have we I t make seed makes a Al U U n is t Sees It. At Tw rat ty W it ti isors are not going to p exclusively. They ssos on which their are unfit to produce f mutton. Perhaps, bone wintering over mgo sheep get has as wild grasses with proâ€" cle of sheep wmeat. outlook for raisers of i in the older states. s of sheep that can be for in winter are suitâ€" , and from them will tton. Meceantime it is 1 that mutton is beâ€" : more popular, particâ€" ather meat. The reaâ€" to have a prejudice it they did not often it to eat. Now weare ‘ith such care as Britâ€" + for centuries given egin to prove that as eirs can be raised in this may be very ic immediate fuâ€" s on record in ied foals as long n and 14 months Female animals froquently carry n the regulation rider or driver rrous horse. Is nown a horse to i a man to death 11 simply because abit of entering : frightened the e habit of jumpâ€" w, when any one rou will observe, excitable, high charge of horses oss and unreliaâ€" ipecially rememâ€" 1 of jockeys or Ints, ns molt more of pulverized ol for a dozen good variety * We have Decided to Continue the WALL LVCAS, WRIGHT , & BATSON. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, CONVEYANCERS, &c. P MONEY TO LOANâ€"low nates~ EASY TERMS SEED The Best YVarieties at the Right Price. THX 12 24 MANGEL TURNIP, CARROT AT Until our Stock is entirely disâ€" Have you seen our 3 by 6 Window Shadse at 40cts., or, our Lace Inserting Shade at $1.00? Both Extra Values. We have still a great tariety of Patterns to offer which will assuredly please §04. ALABASTINE $ $ MOTH Preventive Bags MOTH PAPER MOTH Camphbor and other insecticides LOWER:;TOWN I. B. Lucas, + > ++ Markdale. Ww . H. Waromt, â€" â€" + Owen Sound. €. Batsox, â€" + + + : Durham. Kot®.â€"OfMice hours, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., aud, for eonvenience of clients, Mr. Batson wil} be in his office, Tuesiay Weduesday and T hursâ€" day evenings from 7,30 to 10 o*clock DURMHAM OFFICE, Caipoer‘s BLocCK, _ DENTISTRY. OFFI(‘E FIRST DOOR EAST OF the Durbam Pharmacy Calder‘ Block. â€" Residence first door west of th Fost Office, Durham. _ es _ WwEU OWt EPCE Will be in Priceville the first Wednes day in exch month, Office at the Comâ€" mercial Hotel, Holstein, January 14th. EALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, D Jewelry and Spectacles, Silver and Flat Ware of all descriptions, Reâ€" BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, CONVEYANCERS. &o. * CCRHAM PHARMACY ‘saUBER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, Holâ€" â€"â€" stein, Ont. Parties waited upon within a reasonâ€" able distance, if desired. MacFARLANE &Go. flees :â€"Opposite TOWN HALL, Lower Town, Durham aa~ 5,000 to loan at lowest rates of 1 PIiAL W &FPC OJ &All UEBLLIEREANMITNY _ CCC ring a specialty. â€"UPPER TOWN, . T. G. HOLT L. D. S. Elliott & Elliott, in different colors. A. CORDON. PAPER , $. HORSBURGH. SAL B Lower Town DURH AM A revolution threatened in Athens is the latest news from Greece, Alas! for glory, King George now dreads assasiâ€" Tration. Mr. D. McCortmnick, of Priceville, was in town on Tuesday. Miss Belle McKinnon, of Chesley,. is visiting her sister Mrs. J. A. Black. 25000 dozen eggs wanted for which highest possible cash price will be paid, at G. Sparling‘s. Ohe 6repy Aeview. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, of Artemesia, visited Mr,. and Mrs. Ramage, of the REvIEW last week. The next Convention of South Gre Local Uuion of Christian Endeayor wi be held in Dromore, on July 2nd. Farmers call and qot a Masseyâ€"Harris drill at W. CUalde‘s implement ware rooms. _ Nothing pays llx'ltver than a good seed drill. Toronto grain dealers bhave a circular out warning farmers not to sow barley, Large stocks and the operation of the Dingley Bill will make it a drug. A meeting of all those interested in Temperarce work will be held in the Methodi#s Chureb, Thursday May 6, at 8 p. m, to discuss Plelnscite action, Dr. Brown, specialist in diseases of eye, ear nose and throat will be at .Hol- stein (Pr, Brown‘s office) on Friday, April 30rh, 1897. Eyesfitted with glagses Eye signt tested free, Pleased to bave a call from Mr. ‘ has Â¥ atson, North bygromont. â€" Mersgrea ly intcrested in the grais growing cxâ€" perimeat conducted ny the 0. A. U., Guelph, and was amongst the very flist last year, BICYCLES.â€"A full line of Massyâ€"Harâ€" ma bicycles at Caider‘s warehouse. La dies‘ weels and gents‘ wheels of all deâ€" scriptions. _ Prices from $45 to $95, Don‘t fail to see them before you buy,. All wheels fully guaranteed, The discussion of the topic in the League was more thoroughly entered into than Ustal, Nothing like a luw{or to argue in the defense of points. Mr. Batson is a yery welcome addition to the Young People‘s Society of the Methâ€" odist church,. WANTED.â€"Intelligent men with good education to whom $600 and exâ€" penses for the first year would be an inducement. Write with full particulâ€" ars. THE MANAGER, 49 Richmond St, West,, Toronto, Ont, Mr. Jno. C. Nichol is unfortunate. He left last week for Toronto, and by some G. T. R. bungling, he was taken up the Wiarton Line and ullinu‘\‘t«-lv When you are weak, tired and lifeless zou need to enrich and purify your »lood with Hood‘s Sarsaparilla, TheXeople who live near the school ground were horrified at the profanity of the junior cricketers on Saturday last. It‘s a shame that the games inâ€" nocent in themselves are mad« such hotâ€" beds of evil, and parents may well fear for the morals of their sons. had to drive across country to Paisâ€" ley,. _ We weren‘t aware one, could go to Toronto by Pisley, We congratulate Mr. Asa Robson. The 0. 8. Coll, Inst. report for the winâ€" ter term is out, and his name appears as * head puYil." Miss Amy Meredith also stands well in her own division, and a number of other pupils from this locality fAigure prominently. NOTICE. All persous indebted to C. McArthur are respectfully requested to call for their accounts and settle either by ceash or note at once. All accounts left unsettled must be placed into other hands for collection. C, McArtHuUrR. VarxEy CHFEESE Factorny.â€"This flrml{ established institation â€" started Monday last, Much earlier than usual, but the prices are at present good and the ‘:rnspects for the cheese industry is the best for some years. â€" Yeovil and Boothville are swinging into line in a few days, and altogether dairying inâ€" terests in South Grey are promised a lively season. nurkham, Thur. April 2 997. Mr, A. Dargavel leaves about May 10th for a position in a government creamery in the North West, Our govâ€" ernment is paying great attention to dairying and out of over 100 applications for the position the choice fell upon Mr Dargavel, whose abilities in the butter waking line are well known to Dr. Lanâ€" derkin, who as usual is ever on the alert when he can help a constituent. . Mr. Spraguae, Creamery Inspector and Mr. N, Wenger, of Ayton Creamery gave Mr. D, very warm recommendation. Farxinaga.â€"The April number of this magazine maintains its high reputation. It is the Swine Breeders number par exâ€" cellent and is filled with information, pictoria.l and letterpress, relating to this important industry. . All the various breeds and breeders, the best markets and when to market, and everything " from the Farrowing Pen to the Biock" is set our with attractive detaill _A age of 2 imcodallion portraits of noted greeders. hs among them the well known features of Thes. Caldwell, Orchard, a successful breeder of Tamâ€"« worths and one of Francis Rusnell, Cedarville, Yorkshires and Berkshires, With the REvigw only $1.75. LOCAL AND GENERAL Â¥UY from Mr.f Dr:, Ed. Lander is expected to arrive from Londou, England, on Saturday. Mr, damés McFarlane was able to enâ€" joy a drive yesterday, â€" May he soon reâ€" cover. Mrs. J. P, Telford arrived from Owen Sound yesterday. _ Mr, Alexander MceComb visited for a couple of days in Holland Centre. Consecration meeting at the Epworth League Monday night,. Did J’ou read Black‘s Hiva of Indusâ€" try ‘ ad on this page? Find it. Mr. Chas, Gray, Sp., is yery poorly at present. Winnipeg and McDonald constituenâ€" cies both elected liberals on Tuesday by good majorities. â€" Both gains. Can‘t # Masor Calder spent dast Friday in Neast ’Allf, A meeting of the Fire Brigade will be held Saturday night in the Clerk‘s office A full attendance requested. 8 p. m, Fishery Inspector McFayden insists that fishing commences on May Z2nd, so that fishing starts on Monday, May 3rd. VERY SAD.â€"â€" We join the whole comâ€" munity in extending sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Wiarmington in the loss of anâ€" other childâ€"the third in a short time. Mr. J. M:Comb swent. a few days visiâ€" ting at his sisters, Mrs. Alex, McComb and other friends in town,. â€" He left yesâ€" terday morning for his howe in Fergus. While in Toronto last week Mr. Allan imnet Rev. R. MeNair and wife. They leave for Britain soon along with other prominent Foresters, This is the complaint of thousands at this season. Eat They have no appetite; food does not relish. They need thetoning upot the stomach and digestive organs, which a course of Hood‘s Sarsaparilla will give them. It also purifics and enriches the Blood, cures that distress aftet eating and Internal miéery only a dyspeptic can know, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole physical system. It so prompt» 1y and efficiently relieves dyspepticsympâ€" *toms and cures nervous headaches, that i8 seems to have almost "a magic touch." Miss Lizzie Laidlaw and brother Arâ€" thur returned to Harriston H. 8. last Monday, We congratulate Lizzie, she stood first in her exams, with Artie a good second. The Ontario Elucational Association had a most successful meeting in Toronâ€" to last woeek. Some excellent papers were read and we hope the whole teachâ€" ing profession may benefit by the work done. Hoods The Hollinger and Ball chair company Hanover, contemplate moying. . Mr. Ball was over this week at the request of Mayor Calder, who is making earnest efforts to secure industries, Undoubtâ€" edly Durham can offer such a company many advantages, 1s the best â€" in fact the One True Blood Purifer. A pleasant little party met at the residence of Mr. R. Cochrane, Wednesâ€" day atternoon, 28th inst., to celebrate the marriage of their third daughter, Hattie to Mr. 8. F. Morlock, one of Durham‘s progressive merchants, Hood‘s Pills pins, aia aigestion. ase Council meeting Monday evening, The ceremony took place at 4 p. m. Rev. Mr. Jansen tieing the knot. There were present Mr. Win. Morlock, Shakespeare, father of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Zocliner, Mr. and Mrs. Wilk: er, both of Mt. Forest the ladies sisters of the groom, Mrs. R. Gray, Hamilton, and Miss Jennie Cochrane, Dunnville, sisters of the bride, the four brothers of groom Messrs E. H. Morlock and wife, W. (G. Motlock and wife. J. G. Morlock and wife and L E. Morlock (grooms; man.) From town Misses Ramsay, M. Gun ‘and Arrowsmith, and Messrs Castell and Jno. Cochrane. The bride was attractively attired in a dress of pale green brocade, with pearl trimming, ribton and silk lace to match, and carried a Yretty shower boquet of cream roses. _ Her sister Miss Jennie the bridesmaid, had a lovel costume of cream serge trimmed wit{; silk and silk braid, and carried a shower boquet of pink roses. The travelling dress was a checked Scotch Cheviot, trinmed with brown braid ana hat to match. * The wedding presents were yvery valâ€" uable and appropriate, as the following list will show : Elegant parlour svit, upâ€" holstered in satin; china berry sett, 35 gold piece, sett of table doilies embroidâ€" ered in floss, a jewelled Parlor Clock, embroidered tea cozy, silver egg sett, silver cream and sugar sett, gold berry spoon, silver iceâ€"water pitcher, sett of netted doilies, solid silver fruit dish, silver card receiver, one dozen goldâ€"platâ€" ed orange spoons, picture drape and pin cushion. The weddingâ€"sake was a sumptuous affair, 4 stories high, and was a veriâ€" table triumph of the cpnfec!!oner's art. The happy couple left on the eyening train on an extendel wedding trip which will include Chicago, Milwaukee and other western points, The Review extends warmest congratulations and will welcome the estmiable young coupâ€" le to a residence amongst us. Sarsaparilla . HYMENEAL. are the best aftorâ€"dinner dta PR Drge. > ced ns reniatte 3. 210 At a recent meeting of the Board of Health, the Mayor in the chair, it was resolved that the attention of house holders in the town of Durham, and all others whom it may concern should be directed to the following provisions in the Board of Health Act. 1st That no persous shall offer for sale as food any meat, fish. fruit, vegetâ€" ables, milk or other articles of food, which by reason of disease or any other cause shall be unfit for use. 2nd All wells shall be cleaned out and wells untfit for use shall be filled up by the owners of the premises, 31rd No persons shali derosit. or permit the deposit upon any lot belonging to him, or deposit upon or into any street . square, line, pood, river, stream or . water any manuse or other refuse or vegetable or animal matter ‘or other filth. 4th No privy vault, cesspool or reserâ€" voir, water closet, stabie or sink shall be established until the details the:eof shall have been submitted to Board of Health and the approval of the Board obtained thereto in writing. 5th All privies, closets and out houses of all kinds must be ‘cleaned and thoroughly disenfected before the 15th day og Mvny and thereafter once a month two pounds of sulphate of copâ€" per to two pails of water may be used as a disinfective. 6th Every Nouseholder and every hotel and restaurant keeper shall dispose of all garbage, house swill, etc., etc., by _ burning or by its regular removal _ twice a week or in any other way sanâ€" tioned by the Board of Health, 7th No hog shall be kept between the 15th day of May and the lst day of November within the limits of the town exc?t in rens 70 feet from any houre, and regularly cleaned and disâ€" infected. 8th The Board of Health strongly reâ€" commends the use of earth closets inâ€" stead of privy vaults as being more convenient and more conducive to the maintenance of public health and of hindering the spread of contagious disease, The above quoted provisions of the Health Act, and others as may be found necessary in the interest of the public health, will be strictly enforced. y Groraxk RussELL, Secy. Durbam, April 27th, 1897. This body, consistinq of Messrs Caldâ€" well, _ Durhamâ€"Poehlman, â€" Hanover, andâ€"Phelan, Proton, met aloufi( with License Inspector Harris in the Knapp House last Thursday. Only one new application was before theim, that of Donald McEachern, Cedâ€" arville, who applied for a wine and beer license, but the commissioners after listening to objections from the locality, and consideration given thereto refused the application. Licenses were granted to the same number, and the same houses as last year. The new License Act which reâ€" duces the number in Durham from 4 to 3, not being yet in force, the commisâ€" sioners decided to grant all four for one year more, with an implied understandâ€" ing that the law of the "survival of the fittest" will be put in operation next year. Tase number of licenses granted in the district is 31, divided as follows : Durham, 4 ; Glonelg. 2 ; Normanby, 10 ; Dundalk, 3; Bentinck, 6; Egremont, 2; Preton, 3, with one shop license in Hanâ€" over. For the first time in the history of the Board in 8. Grey they were waited on by a deputation urging restriction, This was I:-om the W. C, T. U, of the town and the ladies came with three requests : (1) To reduce the number of licenses in town. (2) That 10 p. m. inâ€" stead of 1130 be the hour of closing, aid ‘3) that all screens and blinds be removed from windows of barâ€"rooms and public sittinfi rooms during proâ€" hibited hours. The last two requests were qranted. The ladies were and are well pleased at the courtesy extended to them by the board, and for their coâ€" operation in what the{ believe will be for the best interests of the town. ONTARIO ARCHIVEsS TORONTO 4 V'i‘lie board adgm'nned to meet in Dunâ€" dalk on the 26th. ) agse ¢0 aga¢a¢st at present Jn Durham is the â€" establishment â€" formerly owned by Mr. E. Kilmer y _ _ Large shipments of Goode the world. A great variety of mixzed and dry pain!s, varnishes, oils, alaâ€" bastine and brushes. Abundance of â€" Birdâ€"Cages, Lamps and Tinware. . An assortment of Blacksmith‘s Jurnâ€" HIVE OF INDUSTRY BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING, THE ww W. E. Buchan is again employed in his old position, _ ishings. * Our shelves are filled with cutlery and general hardware. A ha]g/ Carloadâ€";? Farm and Garden ‘ools. LICENSE COMMISSIONERS. supply of Builder‘s material etc. W. BLAGCK arriving davly. ing An immense stock of silyerâ€" ware purchased m some of the best manufacturers in of licenses granted in of fishâ€" OF THE SEASON THE BOOM [n SEuZZ blast at ,ZZZ'clfl rétAhur‘ e READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND BOOTS & SHOES David J@CKk80N, JP.» crierk niv. v Aithur H. JaCKSON) notary pupiic. Land Valuators, Insurance Agents, Commissioners. Money to lend. Money invested for Parties. Farms bought and sold. CONVEYANCERS. A general financial business transacted Offce next deor to Standard Bank Durham FOR SALEA&_â€" |waATSON BROS Ten acres of Good Land adjoining the town of Durham, on the north side of Lambton St. Glenelg, Terms rea sonable, and will be made to suit purchaser. . Apply to Andrew Ritchie on the premises. Or to f _ Jas. CaLvyERrt, Durham. Durbam, April 12th 1897. Tenders will be received by the Clerk of the Town of Durham up to Monday, the 3rd of May, for supplyâ€" ing 2 inch Hemlock Lumber for the Town for 1897. GEO. RUSSELL, CLEBK. TENDERS __â€"â€" 26th April, 1897. A IMY NEREREREE UAE 00 CC EEICT rent on reasonab‘le terms, lot 32, on 1st and 2nd. Con., 8. D. R., Bentinck, composed of 64 acres, nearly all cleared. Oumfortable house, good orchard and well. Close to sehool and church, 1 mile from Allan Park, 4 from Hanover. For further information apply to JAS. WEBBER Durham. We Handle everything in the Harnes line, at right prices. Call and investigate our goods and Prices and we are sure you will go away entirely satisfied. CALL & SEE OUR Collars, Pads, 33(5 \ Bites, Whips, § &c., &c. Heayy & Light Harness To SUIT YOU. Workmanship Unsurpassed Firne Choice in Valises, Grips, Horse wWe do the tanell’anae;un Highest Fmit & COIIfGCtiODaJ‘y Price Paid. Of 8.11 kinds. C. LEAVENS, Jr. The old Stock bought â€"â€"m from Mr. T. Moffat will be qyonk ron axx anp wouren M::m rushed off at low prices to ‘cg:::fi*f*:fut‘.lm""*.::m make room for New Goods [CP erimiew evente: 2BE 851408 50P arriyed and ArriVIng. L* CBNS MV CVR PPR PE URT OE Pn pattenien ehoots: cabie £40090® 50F an once. LLYCo Masonic Temple, Camden yN.J The nndersig;led offers to sell or nt on reasonab‘e terms, lot 32, on 1st Harness ! FOR LUMBER. JACKSONS. FARM for SALE, or to RENT. It means the highest price for EGGS and BUTTER in exchange for the cheapest GOODS of best QUALITY. OUR COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS ARE C, M°ARTHUFR. Blankets, &c., We beg to announce to the public that we have the null rebuilt ard relitted with We are pre‘[u\red to take building con tracts and furnish all kinds of Materia at living prices. gURKMITUORE M UBRIWE Would intimate that he will contizue Furniture and Underukin% Busine=s 68 lished by his father in Durham in 1858 an will endeavor to give all old and new cu«tom ers the same entire satiafaction. Furniture of the Best Nake ALWAYS ON HAND. PICTURE FRAMINC A SPECIALTY PLANING AND MATCHING Undertaking and Emba\ming on "latest prinâ€" ciples at reasonable rates. s E. J, sHEWELL 43 The only Orstâ€"class Bearse in town. Wt DONE AND SATI8SFACTION GUARANTEED. SHINGLES ON HAND McLhachlan AT RIGHT PRICES. Dromore, June 6th, ‘06. 50 IMPROVED MACHINERY. With New Groceries, New Canned Goods, New Crockery, and Glassware. For Coughs, Colds, Bronâ€" chitis, Sore throat, etc. KERRY, WATSON a 60., MonTREAL. Remember the standâ€"opposite Market, Durham. NORTH EGREMONT. E J. SHEWELL OPENING!!! Syrup of Red Spruce Cum Cray‘s P# #4