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nats, ers. ted for a sold. ave r the » PW ‘”A.,L_ H or older haracter can find @10 per te () 6 and and il Oor 30 10 05 O8 OO 00 OO 00 00 OO MJ () 0 , SnaP® _ Ca._L»P * Sac» ( buy ? " the % C B88t.~= *A WANTED. Teachers and other bright men for ~rcation or permantly to solicit for "Canada : an Encyclopmdia of the Country" in five royal 1:1‘1":]:1 volumes. No de.ivering: commission paid weakly. BRADLEY GARRETSON COMPANY, LimitBp Lot 49, concession 2, Glenelg. Withâ€" two miles of the town of D\ll‘lel. I‘l/is is a good farm. Good stone house, frime barn, good orchard, well watered onvenient to market, Will be sold Aeap. â€" For particulars apply to Joux McKEcHXNIE or to Rocky Saugeen. «iEoror H. TUCKER, ® Box 257, Portage La Prairie, Man. ( )FFI('E FIRST DOOR EAST OF 2 the Durbham Pharmacy Calder‘ Block. â€" Residence first door west of th" ‘ost Office, Durham. Will be in Priceville the tirst Wednes lay in each month. Office at the Comâ€" mercial Hotel. M Chat ges moderate. Fire Insurance Secured. OMfice, over Grant‘s store, Lower Town, DURH AM. SOLICITOR IN SUPREME COURT, NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, ETC. BARRISTER. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. ministrators‘ Accounts prepared and peassed. Surrogate Court Business, Probare of Wills, Letters of Administration aud Guardinuship Obtained. Searches made in Registry Oflhice and Titles reported on. Company and priveate Funds to Loan on Mortgages at low« st rates of interest. Valuations uride y a competent and earefual Valuator. Notice is hercbhy given that anvone resp»assing, cutting timber on, or reâ€" noving the same from lots Qand 40 8. D. t. Tp. of Glenelg, Co. of Grey, will be calt with{ias the law directs., ‘RoseErt McDoxaLp, Jontpelier, Idaho U.8. Dec. 6th ‘H. NOATRY PUBLIC, CONYEYANCER, aC. Oficeâ€"â€"LOWER TOWN. DURHAM. DURHAM OFFICE, CaipEerm‘s Biock, 3â€"25â€"7 Lower Town. Will be in Priecville first & third Wednesdays LVCAS, WRIGHT, & â€" BATSON. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, CONVEY‘NCERS. a&c. MONEY TO LOANâ€"Low maresâ€"EASY TERMS PPER TOW N il Dr. T. G. KHKOLT L. D. d2ll Charges MModerate. J. P. TELFCRD, DENTISTRY. Watches, Clocks, & Jewellery. Silverware, Flatware, & Specs. G. LEFROY McCAUL. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, TARM FOR SALE. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. DRUGGISTsS & sEEDSMEX. Durham Ont. Log Mangel, _ Steeles‘ ImBrov. short White.Carrot. HMartleys‘ Bronze Top Swede. We have secured good, fresh, large, plump seed, so try them and compare results. â€"â€" We also have a complete stock of the other different varieties which have proved great favorites in this luml‘it'?t' â€"â€"Buy your Garderm Se by the ounce, you awill find it l'geaper & more satisfactoru. cheug)er & more satisfactory, â€"â€"Come to us for your wants in the Seed line. Macfarlane & Co A. CORDON, I. B, Lucas, _ W. H. WricnTt C. BATsOX, â€" . by Mr. Zavitz at the moeting of the Farmâ€" ers‘ Institute last winâ€" ter as having headed the list for the past number of years. Evans‘ Improved Sawâ€" Repairing a Speciality, SUT&AInS 101L V ns nd have y| Priecville firs h. Butter‘s F JYEWELLER Business, Y nistration . n es made in Re Â¥ hiz Yaa‘e aemmvrvy TW y promptly attend Hotel Rocky Saugeen. tates of deceased xecutors‘ and Adâ€" ared and _ passed. Probare of Wills, aud â€" Guardinuship Resistry Ofhce and Maikdale. Owen Sound Durham. DURHAM. BC 38 FAaATAL â€" RUxaway.â€"Joseph â€" Bailey was thrown out of his buggy on Wilâ€" son‘s hill last Saturday night and killed. He had been assisting to run logs down the Saugeen for Mr. Truax and had completed the job and was on his way home when the accident took place. It seems that a strap broke while going down the hill and the horse ran away. The son, a boy of about fifteen, jumped out and broke one of his legs, but. the father hang on to the buggy and when found a Sew minutes afterwards at the foot of the enbankment, by the boy, was apparently breathing his last. _A couple of farmers carried him into Mr. Wilson‘s, but he was dead before he was got into the house, Joseph Bailey was in his 56th year and was a small boy when he came .to Bentinck with his parents. He leaves a wife and seyeral children. The funeral took place on Tuesday to the Hanover cemetery.â€" Mr. ForeEst REr.â€"Mr. Dan. Kenney las sold out the Queen‘s hotel here to Mr. John Kenney, late of the Queen‘s Brampton. Dan. will leave Mt. Forest next Tuesday with his family and take possession of the Royal hotel, Market st., Guelph, where be says he will be pleased to meet his numerous friends from this town and vyicinity. He is a firstâ€"class hotel man and kept the reputâ€" ation of the Queen‘s up to the high standard it has always maintained as a leading hotel in this section of the proâ€" vince, and will be generally missed as a genial, popular citizen. The many friends of Mrs. Kenney and the family will also regret parting with them after their three years residence among us. [Durhain people and press had the same kind words to say when they left Durham, and they will wish them all success in their new home. â€"Ed.]: L. Forster, Emma Mighton, Johnny Livingstone. _ IH classâ€"Andy McDougâ€" all, Dan McDougall, M. McKechnie. Sr. Pt. II classâ€"â€"Lizzie McCallum, Arthur Adlam, M. Mighton. _ Jr. Pt. II classâ€"Johnnie Long, Cyril Burns, I classâ€"Katy Nubhn, J. McKechniie.â€"A, H. Clark, teacher. Report of S$, 8. No. 6, Bentinck. IV classâ€"Willie Currie, Mary A. Twamley, Addie â€"Currme. Sr. IIT classâ€"Vida Burns, L. McDougall, _ Jr. III classâ€" Washington, May 1.â€"(Special.) Presâ€" ident McKinley has issued a proclamaâ€" tion, orderinog the immediate slaughter of all the Black Spanish bens in the country. Reliable information has been received to the effect that these hens have been picking things up here and there and have been laying for Ameriâ€" cans for some time past. _ Such fowl measures being resorted to by the enemy, must at once be sat upon. _ _Tr®E Bov Orator.â€"â€"Mr. Duncan Marâ€" shall, of Toronto News staff, and forâ€" merly Patron orgamzer, has been appointed Provincial Organizer for the Plebiscite campaign for the prohibition forces in the province of Ontario, by the Dominion Alliance. _ Mr. Marshall began his work in Peel County on Monâ€" day week. Loox OuTt:â€"An itinerant struck town tother day, purchased five pounds of land plaster, paying a cent a pound for it. Hedid the material up into small packages and retailed it at 10 cents for cleaning tm and silverware. The first purchaser was the wife of the vendor of the five pound package.â€"Elora Exâ€" pl'(‘&.\‘. For SAaLE OR To REXNT.â€"That deâ€" sirable. self contained house lately occupied by the Rev. Charles Cameron. 4 acres of ground attached with comâ€" fortable stable and out buildings, fine location, good water, Will be sold very reasonable. Apply at this office. About 3200 liquor licenses have been issued in the Province of Ontario this year, a fallingâ€"off of about 150. There haye hbeen 600 hotelmen who have gone out of the business since 1896. Normanby will this fall receive a disâ€" charge of her $80000 bonus granted to the railway company 20 years ago. Second hand Buggy for sale, in good repair, parts new, cheap. Apply toâ€" F. Nester, blacksmith, Upper Town,. The number of Licenses throughout Ontario will be lessened it is said by 150 owing to the restrictions of the new License Act. Checks for election expenses have been received by Returning Officer Lauder. Deputies and others having clums should attend to it at once by mail or ctherwise, C. MeArthur, Upper Town is paying 10 cts per dozen for eggs, and the highâ€" est price for bu‘ter. MacFarlane‘s, *a. The Review to new subscribers to Jan. Ist 1809 for 50 cts. Get the "World" and have the latest War News., For sale at the Durham Pharmacy. Ehe Burham Acview. How is your label ?2 Buy your garden seeds by the oz, at ham, Thur. May 12, 98 LOCAL AND GENERAL PassED Away.â€"On Monday last as will be seen by our obituary column to day, one more of the pioneers of this county, who have borne the burden and heat of the day, passed away in the person of Mrs. Don MceArthur, The deâ€" ceased lady was in her 72nd year. _ She | was widely known for many exeellent domestic qualities, and bad all the warmth and hospitality of the highland nat=re. She was a native of Mull. | Argyleshlre, Scotland, and came to this country in the early fifties, where her parents had come about 1849, A family of 5 sons and one daughter with her husband survive her, _ Dan and Angus are at home, John and Colin, on con. 10» Glenelg. and Neil J. in St. Cloud, Minn, The daughter is Mrs. Thos. Banks, Glenelg. The funeral takes place on Thursday at 2 p. m,. being delayed a day to enable her son to get home for the last sad ceremonies, For some time her health has not been good, but when in health she was a regular attendant at the Pres. church. Mrs. Jno, McFarlane of town, and Mrs. Cameron, Bunessan, are her sisters, and Chas. and John Mcâ€" | Arthur, Bunessan, are her brothers, DreEapEp Work.â€""I was troubled with a tired and worn out feeling, and dreaded to attempt any work,. A friend advised me to get a bottle of Hood‘s Sarsaparilla, I did so and after taking the medicine a short time felt better. That tived fecling left me and I am now able to sleep well." C. C. Pitman, Hermitage, California, Hood‘s Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. â€" Cure indigestion, headache. CoRRECTED.â€"Our mailing sheet has been corrected carefully up to date. _ If any omissions have been made, we will be pleased to put them right. _ Still too many not up to date. We earnestly ask these to get closer, and assist us by naying up arrears. A little from each goes a long way with us. How many will act at once and put themselves in advance ? Mr. Jas. Castell writes to Mrs, McRae and the "old crowd" from Brandon, that he got there safely being chaperonâ€" ed in a crowded car by two ladies and two babies, with slecping facilities of a low order. _ The bulk of the train load were Galician settlers for the North West. His friends will be pleased to hear he is at work with good prospects. Mrs. Marshall, who has been a guest with her father Mr. John Robertson, for some time lefo for Toronto Monday morning, when after a brief stay she will proceed to her home in Ottawa. Her bright little daughter Olivene and son Archibald accompany her. Mr. A. W. H. Lauder came home Friday night after a 10 days‘ outing, in which he saw his brother married, visâ€" ited friends in Woodstock and Toronto, and admired the brilliant Horse Show. Tnx SENATE.â€"An able and valued correspondent deals at length in this issue with our venerable, but troubleâ€" some legislative chamber. _ Read his letter, The reading public will not forget the meeting on Monday night of the Public Library, It is the Annual meeting and all members are expected to be present. Mr. Arch. McKechnie, trayeller for firm of Murchison & Glascost of Toronto was a guest at Mrs,. John Cameron‘s over Sunday and left Monday morning. Captain D. M. Robertson, Grand Sec‘y of the Sons of Scotland is expected to meet the local brethern here on Thursâ€" day evening 12th inst, Miss Hactie Watt, Dromore, who has been staying with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Johnston, left Wednesday morning for Toronto and Detroit. Mr, and Mrs. John Ross of Gresham, Bruce Co., are visiting friends in Glenâ€" elg this week, Mrs. Ross is a sister of Mrs. 1. McFayden. Captain Hugh McLean, of Toronto, visited his mother and friends for a few days previous to taking his child and its nurse home to Toronto. Mrs. Irwin a relation of Mrs. Webber, who has been two weeks visiting friends here, left for her home in Toronto on Monday, Mr. Neil Cameron, Glanelg, left for Bottineau, N. Dakota, on Monday morn ing where bis brother and family reside. Miss Russell, of Kincardine, is a guest of Miss McDonald at present, and is enjoying our romantic town Mr, Wm,. Moore, harness maker, Flesherton, was in town last Thursday and gave the Review a call. Mr, T. Story of the Chatsworth News wheeled home Saturday in 1 hour and 50 minutesâ€"22 miles, Miss May Saunders, clerk in Hunter‘s store visited her father in Mt. Forest one day last week. Miss Annie McApthur of the Glen arrived home from Toronto Saturday. Dr. Arthur Gun paid a hurried visit home last week and left Monday. Chas. Cameron‘s. Â¥ Barrister McCulloch, Markdale, was in town Monday on business. Dr. Boyle, of Priceville was in town last Saturday. Mr. James Cameron was home on Sunday. If you want curtains. read Grant‘s Ad. in this issue. , Toronto, is a guest at Rev, gave birth to two more. These last two are alive and well, and are larger than the first pair, and the mother takes to the whole of them with perfect impar. t1ality, The case is we think without a parallel in this district. Two of them are being raised on the bottle. Our inâ€" formant is Mr. Geo. Campbell, who has seen the prolific ewe and her progeny. McDoxAaro.â€"At the residence of her brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. John Jack, on Wednesday, May 11, Jeanie McRonald wife of Mr, Don, McDonald, aged 50 years, 7 mos, Fisuy.â€"Fired by reports of big hauls of "beauties," we took our annual howr‘s fishing tast Saturday to find that it was a holiday with them, and they were all from home. Next to having good fishâ€" ing abilities commend us to having good fishing neighborsâ€"like Chas. Scott and John Robertson, Jr., whose catch overâ€" Howed to the table of ye editor and family. Many thanks. A FREAK OF NATURE.â€"Mr. Fred Lunney near Aberdeen, had a ewe give birth to two lambs on the 27th of April, nothing wonderful in that! but jadge of his surprise when 6 days later she PreBiscrT® CoxvENTION.â€"All charchâ€" es, Sabbath Schools, Leagues, Unions or Endeavorers, Temperance Societies. etc. should endeavor to be largely representâ€" ed at the Convention in Durham on Monday, May 23, to arrange for the plebiscite campaign in this county, at 2 p. m.. in the Town Hall, _ Able outâ€" side spenkers will be present. Mr. Duncan Marshall provincial orâ€" ganizet in the Plebiscite campaign was in town last Friday with a view to orâ€" ganize South Grey for the coming campaign,. _ This gentleman acquired quite a fame as an orator in the ijate provincial campaign, and put in some good work for Mr. D. MeNichol. Darrox McCartuy.â€"This _ famous Statesman as we go to press is hovering between life and death from internal inâ€" juries received last Saturday ~in a runâ€" away. Universal regret will be felt if his useful life is rudely terminated, A meeting of the Ex ecutive committee of the South Grey C, E. Union will take place on Saturday, May 14th, at 2 2. M., in the Pres. church, Priceville. Don‘t spend that l10cts., it will admit you to the social given by the Young People in the Methodist Church, Monâ€" day evening May 16, Topic for conyverâ€" sation furnished with the refreshments. Music, Club Swinging, etet Come and enjoy yourself. The languor so common at this season is due to impoverished blood. Hood‘s Sarsaparilly cures it by enriching the blood. Palmerston is to have a Pork Packing factory, provisional directors have been appointed and canvassers for stock are already at work. Mr. Wagner, Walkerton, was in town this week, with a view, we believe to purchasing the British Hotel lease. Mr. Geo, MeDonald who underwent a serious operation last week, is recoverâ€" ing nicely. Cheese markets are opening up a little under 8 cts with ready takers. Mrs, McNeill, Chesley, was in town yesterday. Mr. Allan offers $5 reward in this issue for a lost dog. G. T. R. TICKEr AGENCY. USE. DURHAM PHARMAGY. AND Garden ‘éi‘\'.‘\ vag Sesss:zszs>p? Field 49 4J RENN]E’S.. “"éz’:é(-&ié&?ss“ % TESTED ; 3 SEEDS . For Sale at i\ K M ) ONTARIO ARCH TORONTO cominfi summer. If you have neve" tried Hood‘s Sarsaparilla, [do so now. and see how it energizes and vitalizes your whole system. You Can‘t Get Rested.â€"Because that tired feeling is not the result of exerâ€" tion. It is due to the unhealthy conâ€" dition of your blood, This vital fluid should give nourishment to every organ, nerve and muscle, But it cannot do this unless it is rich and pure. That is what you want to cure That Tired Feelâ€" ingâ€"pure, rich blood. Hood‘s Sarsaâ€" parilla will help you "get rested." It will give you pure, rich blood, give you vigor and vitality and brace you up so that you may feel well all through the Will our friends oblige us by making these offers known? If you are not getting them join our club and secure its advantages, I you have already got the Review the Globe is 50c, Mail 40c Sun 40¢c, Witness 60c, Mon. Star 75¢, A Dorrar‘s Wortn.â€"AruTtux News â€"We make to new Subscribers the folâ€" lowing offer, Close with it at once, it may be withdrawn : Review to Jan. 1st, 1899, ] and â€" for $1.00 Weekly Globe for 1 year, J or Review to Jan. 1st, 1899, and for $1.00 W, Mail & Emp. tor 1 year, The Review till Jan. I, 1889 and daily Morning Globe for 1 year for $4.00, ** Miss Vincent tells the story of her life with the skill of a master hand." * The ladies frequently interspersed their addresses with thrilllog incidents, given in most graphic language, and were listened to with marked attention throughout." * Both ladies are thoroughly orviginal, and entirely discarding the threadbare routine of ordinary temperance lectures adopt a style of their own dealing with everyâ€"day expetiences," "‘The speeches were excellent, and at times as Misses Vincent and Cummins told thrilling anecdotes, the excitement was great." LossEs.â€"Mr. Rod. McFarlane lost a valuable mare last week. | Mr. R. Watâ€" son, north of Durham, also lost a valuâ€" able horse and Reeve Staptes a cow, McKsonxiz COr€E€axEry â€"This inâ€" stitution made a start Tuesday mornâ€" ing, and a good one it was. _ Although nearly two weeks earlier than last year the first days make was largely in excess over 600 lbs of beautiful »giltedged" turned out, _ The cold storage arrangeâ€" ments are now complete, and the proâ€" prietors and the obliging maker, Mr. Wilson, anticipate a very _ successful season. Extracts from the Australian press in connection with the lectures to be given next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday by the Misses Cummins and Vincent: WOoDpEn~vwaRE... | All ADAMS‘ WAGGONS : A fall Carload wil arrive this weekâ€" T save freight, buy at close prices, and can sell cheaper than other Agents, ¢="*" Full Line of all kinds of repaiis, 3 is aafy t ag? p3 a » J i & MeLAVUG JN Bugâ€" BUCOES: * ie iaP t t i olet ENO TT onl HARROWS and the yery best you can buy at right prices. Phe RAYMOND sewing machine and the best makes of PIANOS and ORG A NS. a"Money to loan at 5 and 5}° payable on your own terms,. â€" 4Â¥ Insurance promptâ€" ly attended to. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. SPRING & SUMMER £00DS arriving daily at he Cream Cans, C(ipper Boilers, Milk Pails, in Boilers, Strainer Pails, Trays, Water Pails, Dustâ€"pans with lon Slop Pails, Egg Beaters and the finest Family Ice Cream Freezer made. Tinware & Graniteware Our business is increasing so rapidly that there is hardly time to spare for writing an advertisement. _ However we will try and let you know a litttle about our new goods. ‘This week we received a very large Shipment of SILVERWARE GRANITE and TimmnwarE... irds of MAsesekVTâ€"HARHRIS MALCEINGAY, Binders, Mowers, Drills, Rakes, Harrows, &c. â€" Farmers, these are the Best and Cheapest Goods you can buy. â€"@®@ kirds of MASSEYâ€"HARRIS MACHINERY, Potato Mashers, Rolling Pins, Towel Rollers, Beafsteak Clothes Horses, Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweepers, Washing Machines and our Buttercup Chura, which is the tinest in the market and the easiestworked. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" the Lower Town Implement Warercoms WM. CALIDEF. . _ The papers are fall of the brilliancy of the assembly in the Armories, where leaders in fashion, law, medicine, the militia, politics and business mingled freely and witnessed the yarious militâ€" !ary evolutions and performances, The poastponed Annual meeting of the | Public Library will be held in the | Library building on Monday evening | next 16th inst, at 8 p.m., for the elegtion of officers and other business, Al \members are cordially invited to be â€" present, COMPANY and PRIVATE Funds to Loaw, in sums and on terms to suit borrowers, (On first Mortgage on Town or Farm Property.) Lowest rates of Interest. Quick despatch, and lowest possible charges: s . 3.‘ aapply to : â€" .. Barrister, Lower Town Durham. Durham, Sept. 23rd ‘97. 3m event, there is this year a gallant disâ€" play of brave soldiers, forming the Canadian Miltary Tournament, and the two events have made it the most suecessful gathering of the kind yet held. This annual even!t was opened last week in a brilliant manner by Lord and Lady Aberdeen. In addition to the Horse Show, and the usual display of beaut.ful women in superb dresses and all the glitter and ceremony of a Society event, there is this year a gallant disâ€" play of brave soldiers, forming the ANKNUAL MEETINS OF One hundred doliars was granted to the Board of Works, and the Mavor was instructed to advertise 2onsolidatâ€" ed Debentures in the Globe and Mail, and report offers to Council at July meeting. The meeting was adjourned till Monday 16th inst. A special meeting on Monday discussed streets aad sidewalks a improvements necessary thereap A bylaw was arrauged for to grant the petition of Messrs, Knapp, Laidlaw, and McFarlane for a granolithic paveâ€" ment in front of their property, The council not In-im'z full. ;lc(:iun on the Fire Bylaw was deferred. Ramage, . Lefroy McCaul Money To Loan. CANADIAN HORSE SsHowW. TOWN COUNCIL. â€"Oâ€" OO hat table to invent."and sn speaas t ates ks ho O l rabidly sb Ay eb Ay PUEBLIC LIBRARY, with long or short handles Jas. Gun y night and the BC ros B