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o r. MW: std Horse ill (l m. 858 "H.718 he Ind it on) FUL Not hest V.- attd en " t ', r,' his theme and with fullness and ' 4- w [mm lmyed the lessons to he learn- h': Hum the useful life just closed. Al- 'rrs Iii ardent admirer of Mr. Glad- _""m. Mr. Jansen, was on-rapport with "I" , “I".im-t taking his text from the v2 illlo‘lr‘l“ life of the old and gray-head- " Mmuel an found in l Sam.. 12 chap. IL-. “van spoke from the well known 'ey/ "A prince and a great man but '. '1'.va this day in Israel." “MES You ARE Tmrto.--.Without “X! m oxerlion. languid. dull and "3th mer Mum! is failing to supply to Your In l‘l‘lcs and other organs the vitamin“ m1 m-eugih-giving properties they re: "'Tuire. Hood's Sampling can. that '.irvd feeling by enriching and purifying 1h? blood, It will give you maid ”unit‘s PILLS are easy to take, my "pol-ate. Cure indigestion. biliouoneas Nous iiht 31mm: gtrim’. liar/mm, T/mr. June PIE Sm ML. A pie social will he held u: llanuulvn School. June 10th. A good program will he provided. Proceeds c. payvxyo-nses of Union Picnic. Ad. m.~~'inn I'M-h. to he refunded to those “Mm-in): pies. Ladies free. All are wx-dially invited., -('um. t oopet 's and other sheep dips at Mac- hulnne‘s Drug Stow. v. The Review to new subscribers to Jan. Id IMI9for GO Ms. lf you intend taking " holiday trip by i.arol irl' " aitw consult, R. MacFarlane Jr, 'i'srt “gun-F. P. R. sum“! hand Buggy for sale, in good "pair [um A' new. cheap. Apply to--- F. ?iester. lrlackstuith, Upper Town. "uggyuop supplies keptut w. Black's Hmlwzuo- Store, Lower Town. Repair. " .nn-mlml to by a cmnpetenl work., Fun Am: r:stA.--Two clerical lcuking Aluminum wet"e in town last week alk- yg aid m MUM churches for the perse- .qmiprnlvir. They had good remun- omdations, and ware tutcceeding well. I’RHIJFH'. Mr. Alex. Minnie has a t,,aiethatgurt' lurth to two colts last aeek. They “we both jet black hut ..~;.hal shat. died. We notice Ion-Pal tMPS of this unusual fecundity thin 'Prine. "sts. This brilliant planet is now .mnapirinu! object in the WHICH) "uii't'fls in the early evening and will e “Evening Star“ for the greater part {11w year. This is mu neared planet- li' nmthmr. and all, present over 9- ‘llI’lr-II' her-im- is illuminated to I". "ihtu_r'irtl.V she ia about at, her bright- man. (mu-:1: “Lot-mm IN MAY. - The wiendixl dun-r catch of last year is now musing il splendid show in fine rich Mm ur. Wore shown some heads last Thursday in full Mann. ~.w\i~, SKIN-luxs. Throughout " r -.'.--.-ilth ot' Iatulatory expres- '»v-n (Willow: forth, hut only y H.='Ill~.’!lul ptorle but from ,'. HI' rimn‘ln's. Fviemds of the I'>-~m;m "ave lm-n highly _ ', timl that lllt'll' wtinmieuf ' “mi in life bus Irvvn held by s v,ho hr vnvit 'tim' l't'ilsOllS "i v:n~.-!\'¢-- in nppusitmn ty him ' min-.nunw. uhen in the height m er. The Church of England, V h Mr. (EL-ulstmu- wasauevoted ' , i', hn, hue-n wry prumpt to "mog- Wv alw'MHi-(l. and tiom all its ', ids fatue and deeds hnveheen ml ttul his loss deplored. Itev. Mr. in Trinity (‘hurch last Sunday .1»; gnu-era must. gruemus account 1,- life and Work of the great man, ing much from his life, his parlia- my work and numerous writings dnttul to be useful to the generation :1" “vim: up. Mr. Ryan closed with li‘lllllg apostrophe to the great. man. n- portrait of Mr. Gladstone stood nut-l where the lecture desk usually L. tlmpeduu were the desks. in .. and over the frame dumped a 11 Jack. Rev. Mr. Jansen also took How is your label? " MW ll LOCAL AND GENERAL ,, NINi; FATtrwrretq.--Mr. John .m-Iph. whose family are resi- t' Smuth Nommnhy. mot hi. '. naming on the river Speed why lust. Thee" wo-re three in A Min-h upset. and Ovensnnd cue .wmlmnimw www- drowned. 1r0L.---XX. N o, 22. Wt't .hle to swim. At Kin- t-vk. Mr. 1'aldet. an old, fnuml drowned nearthe wwdunm- plainly show- fallen in am. He was Mr, M. (Emit-r. l'mler- _ nun-rim] to Miss Mc- ll, I Union Picnic. Ad- be refunded to those Ladies free. All are - A'otu. wt Vt ‘Ill'. iiill 98. f HOTEL IsrvnovFores'r.---The British Hotel this week is undergoing a reno- vation it has long stood in need of. Mr. Bull has the woodwork changes in charge, which is a guarantee of their excellency. These consist of widening and lengthening two stairways, putting up a. petition or two, two outside porches, and some other modern con- veniences. only to be found in first class hotels. A great and decided im- provement will be the separateentrance to the Indies' sitting room up stuns. a. stairwaw. hitherto blocked, to be utiliz- ed for that purpose. The. painting and paperhanging is in change of Mr. Wyvil, a competent: mechanic and all the improvements are proceeding under the eye and with the advice of the new landlord Mr. Fairman. whose experience and fitneae' for the position is unques- tioned. We hope the proprietors of the of the house and the business may find a Btthttt reward for their enterprise. ed hitter. We hope this committee will devise such sports and receive such encouragement as will lead to a most successful holiday on our National Day. IhtMrNros DAY tspowrs.--A prelimin- ary meeting to make arrangements for the observance of Dominion Day in Dnrlnun was held on Monday night in the Knapp House, and the following ofticers and nmnagement were appoint- ed : Will our ft iends oblige IN by making these "ttees known? If you are not getting them join nnr duh and Hecm'e its advantages. If you have already got the Heview the Globe is 50C, Mail 400 Sun toc, Witness COC. Mon. Stav'fo'. Dr. Jamieson, Pres., G. Mckeehnie, lst v. P. W. Calder. 2nd V. P. w. Black, Sec. Twas. Mamwetuetttt---A. McLachlan. Juo. Hunter, J. A. Hunter, w. D. Mills, P. Paterson. E. Limin, Programs furnish- L FROM BwrrtNreAv, N. D.-A letter recently received from Mr. John Cam.. eron, who spent several months round the old home last winter reports that crops in that state are trackwaed owing to cool dry weather. Mr. Cuuueron after leaving here spent a good time among friends in Harriston, Listowel and Teeswnter. spent a day in l 'hicago. and in Minneapolis. which he thinks one of the best cities of the west, had a. pleasant interview with Mr, H. A. Hunter. who is in business there. Mr. Neil 1'rtuterotr, late of Glenelg, likes Dakotuvrry much and filed his claim at once. Wheat has her" as high as 8l.30 thi, spring. [ A DoLLAit'sWoRTrr. - A LL THE News "ve make to new Subscribers the " lmvinguffer. Close with it at "twe, it may be withdrawn : Review to Jan. 1st, 1809, 1 and - for $1.00 Weekly Globe for 1 year, J _ ot' Review to Jan. Ist, 1899, l and ' for $1.00 W. Mail & Emp. tor 1 year', J The Review till Jan. f. 1899 and daily Mnrning Globe for 1 year for 81.00. I WANTED A Ticrcrmte.---Mr, J. K. Cran- "ton, of Galt, proprietor of a large I bookstore lately received the following order from a teacher in a mud] village in Ontario: "Enclosed you will please find 25 cents, for which send me as soon es possible one of your best leguletlon Itrepe. I our in a very rough and heavy school. where the pupils chased the teacher With the poker, but, they don't Yun' me if I can help it; and [wish you to send me one of your best ticklere as it might come in useful in the case of en "uption."--Ex. _ Fort SALE on TO 1tEsr.--That de.. aimble. self contained house lately occupied by the Rev. Charles Cameron. 4 acres of ground attached with com- fortable stable and out buildings. tine location, good water. Will be sold very reasonable. Apply at this omce. CUrrLE Poirursrso,-Ar least it looks likethut. Last week Mr. Wm. Edge found two of his cattle on his gravel road farm dead and another one ill. which died on Sunday. No apparent cause exists and one is loath to believe thata cattle poisoner is at, work, To: put the matter at rest Mr Edge is send-! ingu stomach in Guelph for analysisu Two of them are your olde, the other il two year old. I Bruce County Council at their June meeting will havemet four times and itis expected three more will be held during the year. The House of Refuge arrangements are responsible for the most of this activity. ing June 3. A full attendance request- ed, A. GALBRAITII, omcer in com. Men and medicines are judged by what they do. The great cure. by Hood', Sarsnpurilla give it a good mun. everywhere. (bunny Drurm.--The No, 'dist Batt. are requesth t Drill at the Drill Shed on F lug June 3.A full attendar ed, A. GALrartAvrsr nah. 20c cash was paid for by J. A. Hunter. I cattle on his gravel , and another one tll, Sunday. No apparent requested to meei, for Wool Friday even- a. 1 nemay M) 'SErtvrcz.--There will be Ivice in. the Methodist church m 4Compnny day as the pastor will he at Cot Tuesday , No SERVICE. Suddenly indeed did the call come to Mrs. Jas. Renwick, Yeovil. At, the regular morning duty of milking she was taken ill and as we learn from our Dromore Correspondent. in a few minutes she was dead. This was hurt Sunday. Mrs. Renwick was a. women of more than average intelligence. of a. ha py cheerful dispositio.p, akind and Ohflglellf neighbor, a loving and well belov mother by her yet unbroken family of 11 children, and as a devoted wife and companion of her husband for nearly half acentury, her loss to him is ineiilcu1tutle. Her 7 sons are all near by and are well known. Robert, the Dmmore sawmiller. Wm., Thos., Chris- topher, James, John and. Walter.' The four daughters, Maggie, Mary Jane, Flora and Eliza are all married, the. ftrat named to Mr. Wm. Hastie former- ly of Dromore Meanwhile to the sorrowing rela- tives is given all human sympathy, and the Review adds its quota. Last Friday, Win. Thomas, third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dixon passed away. after an attack of appendicitis, which seems to he becoming' fearfully common, or else it is some old trouble under a, new name. Medical skill was procmed and an operation performed but without success, the disease having advanced too far. A healrhyintelligetii, boy of9yoars, his removal is a severe stroke tohis parents and family. We regret to learn that two more of their children have symptoms of the same disease hut we trust their restoration to health may soon come. Gloomier even than these is the death of Dr, Brown, of Holstein, who last Friday came to his death under circum- stances which point plainly to self de- struction. We' refer to this elsewhere. Not often has the hand of death been so busy as during; the last few weeks in our district. 'he call has (mum to the young as well as to those in mature years, ever sounding to humanity the warning note "Be ye also ready.” Mrs. Fuirman, a daughter and a son Cattle to town last Monday, and are "s- sisting Mr. Fairumn in the task of putting tt, new and comfortable interior to the British Hotel. Ive welcome to our town the new host, and hostess. with their. family. Mr. John Campbell, Lumsden. N. D., who came home on the occasion of his mothers untimely death. leaves for the west, to day, Wednesday. His daught- er. who has been ('ompanion and cure- taker of his mother for some yen-s accompanies him. Miss Logan, while gmng down the hill on her bicycle the other night got het. that caught between the pedal Mid the frunw. and received a crush which will cause hm- serious ituurnvenience for some time. Mr. Geo. Cushnie, an uncle of Mr. Geo. (Inshnie, teacher. Dromore. and who has been a, resident of Kansas for shunt thirty years visited at Mr. John Weir's, Glenelg, and other residents last week. He used to live near Zion away hack in the tos, Miss Minnie Fox left this (Thursday) morning for Toronto to attend the marriage of her sister Miss Lena, to n gentleman of that city next Tuesday. Particulars Inter. Mrs. Baht. Moffat,Toronto, is visiting her mother Mrs. Staples, Br. and other relatives and friends round here this week. Mr. John Davis Jun. Manitoulin Island. is on a visit to his father and other friends this week. Mia. Enmm Whelan visited in Mt Forest last Saturday. jiiitiitttrii PERCONAL MENTION. Mrs. 1Vm. Johnston spent Queen's birthday with Mrs. \Valker m Holstein. License Commissioners-The board met in Knapph, Hotel on Tuesday last, and granted transfer of application from D. McDonald to Mr. Fail-men, to whom a license has been granted. A hugely signed petition was presented urging the board to grant the license to the Central Hotel, Mr. Ryan, proprietor. Barristers Lucas, Markdale, and Batson. Mayor Calder and Mr, Crawford sup- ported the petition, but the board con- firmed their decision given twice before that the license was to go to the British since a suitable tenant, had been secured and had already moved his family and furniture in on the strength of their action at the second meeting. Besides ( the proprietor Mr. Shepherd had in. ( stitnted extenture repairs and changes which were well under way. Mr. Fair. 1 man is now in possession and will in a few days be able to welcome the public l into a comfortable and commodious l hotel, FALL MrmtAr.--air. Geo. Campbell, Aberdeen has wheat which measured 44 inches at the beginning of the week, and about 8 acres of it without a blank. Who can beat this? Get the "World" and have Wat, News. For sale at th Pharmacy. DEATHS SHAFTS FLY THICK. DURHAM, 1Tpiiiiiiiiii," JUNE 2, 1898 el.eet----=rfc' trch next Sum at Conference. ve the latest the Durham no ser. ( Mrs. Wm. Wallace and children are l visiting Mrs. Wulhuv's parents Mr. and I Mrs. Manuel of Moovfield. ‘ Rev. Mr. Isaac and wife are attend- ’ hug the (-unfervneo held in Guelph this [ week. Mrs. Jas. Swanston. of Yeovil. visited Mrs. Dand Cameron on Monday. /' Mr. Jetmes Cameron, jeweller. spent 24th with his mother in Durham. We are sorry to speak of the sickness of Jennie Dickson, daughter of Reeve Dickson who has been seriously ill for three weeks and is very low at time of writing. It is with regret We this week have to write of the sad death /5f Dr. Brown, which has cast. a gloom orer our Village. He will be greatly missed as he was very skillful in his practice. He. has been among us for twelve years and haul been very successful. His friends have the sincere sympathy of all in this their hour of trouble. Me. Hodges, of Owen Bound, visited her tiioshee Rev. J. R. [em for a few days but week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Burrows, of Conn, visited at Wm. Seaman’s on Sabbath. Don’t forget the pie social given hy the ladies of the Methodist, church on Friday June 3rd. Each lady limthrings apie gels in free and all others, men and children 10e at, door. There is a good programme being provided and a capital attettotieei'. so you may expect a good time. All are welcome, doors open at 7:30. Mrs. John Smith visited her daughter Mrs. Robertson, of Orchard, for a few days last week. Mr. Wm. Petrie was in Stratford on Saturday. He went that far with Dr. Brown's corpse where he met Frank Brown, the Dr’s brother. WHY an to Mt Forest or Durham to concur Watches (flocks, Rings and Jewelery ro- paired, which can be done cheamr and equully as good, if not better, at the Holstein tirvteh rhuporium A largo stoek arrived thi , week, cum- prisung the latest movements in watches in Gold and Silver cusos, alarm and ornamental Clockl. Brooches to no end. Ltsdies'tu.'tigtutt'r, watch guards fnuevtuuleuvtrp. A choice selection of gold um! dimnmld rings suitable for wedding purposes. whin'h will be sol I at :1 small percent age “have cost prim-u. No iraulnlu to show goods. Acall mun me many solicited. The sign first doott much of tht, Cuuttuereial Hotel. Holstein, June rir1'ci//jt7iiticr/i.sriiroiiiiiitC'd futon]. this; date. All parties will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. A NG L't,' MCCORMICK. May 16, 1898. Gleruoaden. Fishingon the Rocky Sangeen ttous 'yyr tltroysrh, Jot, 28, INy,2,_H. G. R.. As a. man he was highly respected. and his skill as a physician was recognized during the iii years or more he has Frat-tired there. and genuine sorrow is elt, that his taking off has been m a manner so tragic and so sorrowful. The lemuins were renmved to Toon, burg where his family resides. The cause for the rush act is unknown but it in known that Dr. Brown‘s per- sonal habits forgottte years back, have been far from satisfactory. Various rumors of shooting got athrat, but it was soon learned that death had resulted from a dose of deadly prusaic acid, a. bottle. of which was in " hand or near it. Coroner Jones, Mt. Forest, was went for but considerd an inquest, unnecm- My. the surroundings testifying plain- ly to self dostnu-tion. Lust Friday news spread all over the riding, that the well known Dr, Brown, of Holstein had ended his life. We hope to hear more of this matter; nearly all are agreed that the move- ment isa wise one, and our Columns are open for the discussion of the sub- ject and especially for reeommenda. tions of a practical nature that may lead to action. Mr. McKechnie has pioneered the question as he has done others. Who will lend a hand in this step "pro bono publico ?" The subject of restocking our streams with trout, introduced so fully and ably by Mr. G. Mekeelmie in our issue of last week is worthy of prime [attention Not only is thisa source of natural wealth, it is as well a source of recreation and pleasure which large numbers enjoy, and which might bring to our district a share of the summer tourists and tsporttunan's traffie, with a corresponding commer- cial benefit. DR. SOMETHING INTERESTING. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. A STARTLLN G DEATH. .. BROWN Coswrrs SUICIDE. bad SPECKLED TROUT. HOLSTEIN. J. CAMERON We take this opportunity of thanking our customres for past patronage, and we are convinced that the new system W111 merit a continuance of the same. P""' We beg to inform our Custom- ers and the Public generally that we have adopted the Cash System, which means Cash or its equivalent, and that our Motto will be "Large Sales & Small Profits." Durham“. Aug. 9th. '96. - t AT L ACE CURTAINS. See our ladies' Gifurd Shoes before buying. they cannot be bait.--. Beat Ladies Shoe rescuing. 10 and we a bottle regular " and 'se.--- df only. Crystal Table Seth: at Me a aeff. sin Ine. Cut Glam Fruit Bomb. 20c each, Nappies to match 60e a dogeru-- Whips af all prices. a good rawhide at 606.2-8alada Ceylon Tea at 35c. Mtc and " " m. DRESS GOODS. win Black and Colored Wool Sergex. :51- a yard. 2',tiMtu"tf, Ludm (a map) at 30, 3.5 et, Goc u yd. Daub Fold Cashmere. (in black only) fthe a yard. Challiee in dark colon. tie a yard. OurJ’rints are guaranteed fad colon. Large White Counterpaneu. worth 81.50 or w.- white. all limwn table covers. worth that,” "l'tg.:1o,tl,'i; ou Mr, in while (out colors. /siy yitie, cess. a rc-Hee'. Top Shim In»: idse. 'w-- UPPER TOWN DURHAM UPPER TOWN DURHAM... Our Piano and Organ trade is firmly established. Best makes. Purest tones. Do you want a Sewing Machine? Try the New Williams.--:--- Highest tt" paid for Wood ltl exchange for goo s. C. MCKINNON. Cutte rs mm. Stoves s; '4 yards Ltng, 2.? high“ 14442. 490 a pair. At prices that will surprice. THE BIG 4. UPPER TOWN IMPLEMENT WAREROOMS. BEAN a CO... C. JldaIliltil0lT8, The GASH-- y s t e m 38 .50 ... ADOPTED BY N., G. & J. McKECI-INIE. TORONTO of all kinds, COOKING STOVE». HEATING STUVICS BOX S'J'OVES Cutters and Sleighs of the best quality and at prices away down. . McKechnie. 81.00 WHOLE N0. 1055. t _ _J