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‘of all Liver, Hood Medicine; ms and ’AlR-o forse Powers, macel, Sb“ 1. Saws, hug, ower Cmfi.‘ >lumns, Chm eners, Fencing, vines, School DIX“ Cum” 1 use. Casting Saw Mills. '038- Cut Suva Female Pills. ti H orders for \nd Purify 1-1. “A: manned. rim-invo- fi capers Wet St“: Cut- YMAN Who can u 0: some «:5 t 'in‘ to we I“! you avail. ’0 an“! Aunt. ’ 03.8» who 08.: us waved. VURAL ASES. SECURITY ILITY, mm, 'arl Ila TIAL IOUNDR of Dealers. f) "ICE“ ["1prun IIJG‘I ing. All stcck care «3:1' our personal sm new varieties tee farms before bcil Thosw are the only All and siugu trams uf laud ‘ and being in tl the C‘nuuty of twqhumlred m “189“ Of “It ' the. third cum fraxa Road :_ two runs wmemx we was number twenty two. The property i4 sitnafl frum the ann at Durham erected a good trmuc house I. \'-u- era-ml a good frame house and-frame barn; thew m up lot 2: a comfortable dwelling house and trame barn. Tho prnpnrty “111 be sold snbiect to a re- serve hid ; 'l‘xsenty per cent. of the urchase money must he paid at thestime 0 sale and the balance within thirty days thereafter. For further particulars ap Iv to W. L. .‘_I_.-\ ‘KENZIE, ()r tn Jame-x Carson Dated this 9th day ‘ It. the'Mut’ter of the Estate of \Vil- lium Hargrave, late of the Town- ship of Egremont. in the County of Grey, Farmer, deceased. h‘fllifl E tn CREDHUHS pursuant tn (‘lmpter "0, Section 36 of the luvisml Statutes of Ontario 1887 and Amending Acts. that all creditors and other mrsmls having claims against the estate of the Mmul named \Villiam Harm-ave, deceas- ed. who died ull or about the twenty-fourth (lav of April A. l). 1897, are r ulred to _cleli\'0r ur’smnl bv pmt pre ifl to t 6 under- simxmlwplicitnrs fur mural McCormick gud flgeph Sten’wusom, thé'gxecutors of the last will and Testament of the said William llargrme. deceased, on or before the T“ EXTY SEVENTH Day ofJULY,1M | their christian) and surnames . . . .0 . .. addresses despnptmns, With full particulars of “:33 0131115, zi‘ytaltement of their accounts and the 11. um 0 tie securities if ‘ them. ( any) held by And mftivnis' hereby further given that after the said lmt mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 6f the Said estate among the parties entitled the-rem having regard only to the claims M which notice has been received as above rm mired : and the said executors will not be liable for the assets so distributed or any part therevf to any rsou or persons whme claims or dem‘n notice shall not have heen received at the time uf such distribution. Dated thisx twelfth dayot‘ June A. D. 1897, ‘ JUUAS, WRIGHT ll; BATSON, ' Owen Sound, Ont. 4 Solicitors for the executors' IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 700 Acres rubs, Roses, Vines 1d Seed Potatoes. '.\I.I'.\B-T.P. FARM PROPERTY IN THEâ€"- wamhip of Bentinck. 3 ml 9 m} improve ('Hllt't .ur ut PM» u ('XHCK, p. "1., rue wuuw- vrty mmmlv :-â€" lsinguiar thnse certain parce‘s or land and premises situate. lying 1;: in tlw'l‘mvnship ofBentinck. in utv of Grey, containing together lyéd acres mute or less : Being com- f ht 'um'nber twenty-two 0n the .muvssiun and lot number twenty on hum-mm“ lmthwest of the Gara- ,naul: saving and excepting a road 5 wide MY the east end of said lot we the largest assortment l employ the very latest and rove-l methods for propagat- suck varefully packed un- m-soxm} supervision and all ~imies tested at our trial More being catalogued. -t'nn only tpsting orchards {witaany Nursery in the L3H iiIIESTQN, Tatum L L, KURSEMES Tl". HIS: ll -\N.\I)IAN nadxan IZY VIRTUE OF A Vendor’s Ageht, A notinuee r. fJune. A. D., 1897. ll «1 day anULY, 1897, Mk, 1). m., the follow- 1 given to Park. oulevm‘d orders. md for supplying itnato about 7}. miles yham. Uppu for!) is mntainml in a certain n which win! be pro- :s'alo. (lpfalult. having at tilernuf, there will ’ublic Auction at the Durham. by James h or French) free u can purchase '1‘ m grown at. M EN 0116 day last week Mr. McCrie turned his sheep 011 the road and iamongst them 11113 a crow; ram, He made 11 1111112 111G. \v oodlaml’ 3 little thiee year old boy and striking him about the fowlmad knocked him down 111111'ti11g him pretty badly. Mr. | Woodland drove the sheep down to 3 11113 1‘101111111111111108: Mr. McCrie $1"). Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kress and Mr. and Mrs. .7. Carson, of Durham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Woodland one day last work. Miss Ida McCulmon. of St. Ignace, Mich, is home (in a visit and has with her sister Aggie’s two bovs and little girl which she has been taking care of since the latter’s death last full. Mr. John Moore, son of Mr. George Moore, came home on Saturday with his young bride to apt-mi a {cw weeks visiting: friends and relations. “’6 congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Moore in tlwir now life. \, Mr. Vanzant erected a couple of monuments in Maplnwood cemetery last Thursday over the late wife of Mr. John Cornish, .113, and his little son. George. You ought. to see the new boat that; they have In Varnoy. W. Clark launched it on Thms luv last, it has two side “heels and he calls it Jimmy Bruce. W. is preprietor and manager. Return tickets '50. was the main attraction in Durham last Saturday evening when it was in full operation. Af Fresh Assortment 0 Don’t Forget our Give Us A Call. Noxon’s Binders, Mowers, Drills, Spring Tooth HarroWs, best in the in the market. Guards, Sections, etc., for all kinds of machines. Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines. Money to loan on farm property at lowest rates. Conveyancing, Leases. Wills, Mort- gages, etc.. drawn up on short notice. \Vaterloo Threshers for sale at ware- rooms. Patronage solicited. Orders for Sales may be left at THE CHRONICLE OFFICE. Upper Town, WM. BLACK Farm Implements and Machinery. S. T. ORCPKARD, S. T. ORCHARD, Horses bought and sold. SILVERXVARE. GRANITE- \VARE and TIN WARE. READYMIXED PAINT for house and carriage use. Also a full line of OILS, VARNISH- ES, etc. See our stock of BRUSHES. SECTIONS, GUARDS CUARD HEADS for MOWERS and REAPERS. An Immense stock of BUILD- ING MATERIAL, FARM and GARDEN TOOLS. Harness OIL, Harness Blaeking and Axle Grease in any quantity. VA PM 'EY. Sharp’s old Stand. *Licensed Auctioneer. Agent for THE DURHAM CHRONICLE; June 24th, 1597 Durham. Council met June 12th. Minutes of previous meeting read. On motion of Byeâ€"Rusnellwâ€"The min- utes were confirmed. Leith-â€"I\1¢Innesâ€"-'I‘hat the Clerk notify Com from Proton to meet Com from Egremont as soon as possibie t) repair Egremont and Proton town- line betxxe eon the 4th and 6th cons amount not to exceed. 3‘20 providing Plotou giants an (‘qlliV alent. Cm- rled. McInnes â€"Rusnellâ€"â€"That Hugh Hun- ter expend >33 in building a culvert on sideline between lots :34 and 27), cons 8 and 9. Carried. Messrs. Dickson and Eye reported that they had given Mr. Kingston thorqquired information re Bentley. Mclnnes- Lcithâ€"That this Council agree to pay for timber for 2 cul- verts in Geo Suckett’s road diviaion. Said culverts to be [Hit in by Statute labor. Carried. Bye-~Leith-Jl'hat this Council purchase a. certain portion of land for the sum of $10 from F. Rusnull to make a sidebank road and the clerk prepare a Deed. Carried. Bye~~~Rusnel]~â€"-â€"'l‘hac Messrs Bye and Rusnell be instructed to repair Rusnell’s. hill by constructing a side- It was resolved that Council would lease no fishing grounds in the Township. bank road east, and put the other roads at Rusnell’s hill in good re- pair. Carried. ' ‘A _- - - Leitll - Rusnell -'.l‘lmt Chas Mc- Innes examine Keith’s bridge and report at new meeting. )arricd. Resolved that the following; ac- counts be paid; J C Allan Co. Gomls to Mrs. Barclay 36, do late J lilloles 20o, Reeve, Bye and McInnes distribut- uting Puthmathers’ lists 32 each, Wm Cowan gravel for ’96 $1.50. Rusnell - McInnes â€"â€" That, this council do now adjourn and meet. agz'in July 10111 at Holstein for general business. Carried. a GE” owing Children One-third of all the children die before they are five years oid. Most of them die of some wasting disease. They row very slowly; kee thin in lesh; are fretful; foo dces not do them much good. You can't say they have any disease, yet they never prosper. A, slighs .-v â€"â€"v v 'â€" éolc‘, or saline ‘stomach 50d bowel trouble takes them away Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos- phitc§ is iqsf‘ {thc 1'“?ch for firowin children. It makes ard f sh; sound flesh; not soit, flabby fat. It makes strong bones, healthy nerves. It changes poor children to children rich in prosperity. Bock about it free for the askin . W No substitute for Scott’s ul- sion will do fogthe‘c‘hildreg‘ what I"? thcgmuinc. Forulebyafldmggistsat 50:.” $1.00. soon as B'OWNE, “”9993th EGREMONT COUNCIL' D. ALLAN. Clerk. The let annual Irish Lake picnic held in Arrowsmith’s picturesque grove on June 10th was indeed a suc- cess The morning dawned gloriouS‘ ly fine, no more ideal weather could be desired and dense crowds could be seen wending their way from all dir- ections to the scene of enjoyment. McDonald Bros, of Priceville furn- ished excellent music for the occasion. they also gave some very fine selec- tions on the Highland pipes. which was much appreciated. The tables were laden with choice eatahles which displayed to perfection the culinary skill of the ladies, and artistically arranged with beautiful boquets. Misses Lizzie and Nellie Neil presid- ed orer one of the refreshment booths while Messrs, T. Neil. A. Morrison, J. Murphy and Al McMillan took charge of the other tents, The various games and sports were under the management of Mr. Chas. Ryan. a task he was fully equal to and in which he displayed the utmost im- partiality. as we feel assured no one was dissatisfied with the distribution cf prizes. A quantity of numbered tickets were sold by Misses A. Meazz’ner, N. McAsey and C.'Morrison, for which prizes were given, Mr. Frank Sullivan holding the lucky ticket for methinks the handsomest prize in the lot, Rev. Father Hauck’s photo framed. Rev. Father Cm y and the Misses Coty, of Dundalk, attend- ed the picnic. Rev. Father I-lauck was brimful of energy ever courteous to his guests and to his indefatigable exertions the phenomenal success of the picnic is largely due. The danc- ing platform was well patronized and as the shades of evening drew near the large crcwd dispersed for their many homes after spending a very pleasant. day and enjoying the distinction of being at the QISt An- nual Irish Lake Picnic. Mrs. Porter. of Hepworth is visit- ing friends at; the Park. Miss Gilmour. from Normanby is visiting at Mr. Brigham’s. \Vhon y our neighbor’s dog pays \ on his nocturnal visits and you try 1 our marksmanship be 511163 3011 hit the light one. Don’ t do as 0111 friend at Brownstown did one night; last week, shoot your own instead of the intruding one. His services are in demand on account of his good shoot- 1112. Messrs. John and R. B. Hopkins are rushing out their tanbark to \Valkexton these da\ 8. Mr. and Mrs. “'11). Brown visited Mr. George Adlam’s last week. Brigham’s saw mill has been closed for the summer months. Mr. R. Willis and 'son driving to the Park one evening lately were followed by their little dog which was assailed by two larger ones, driven under the wagon, run over and then attacked. Recovery is doubtful. \Iessrs. AIGX., Dan and Archy Mc- Art ur and Misses Maggie and Flora leturned home last week aftex spend- ing a week in Bruce C0, The new road machine that the township of Artemesia has bought. was at work in Priceville last Satur- day and did guod work. The purchase of one by Artemesia council causes much dissatisfaction in somequarters Mr. Sidney Blakeston, a former resident, who is now in British Columbia, had quite a narrow escape from a bear by which he was chased up a tree, but having the prudence to carry his axe up with him, Mr Bruin was overcome, and Sid. got (if safe. though we believe he will ad- mit he was a little scared. Many of our citizens attended the demonstrations in Durham and Flesh- erton on Jubilee Day. Dominie Blakeston and school joined Flesher- ton in their sports. Mr. C. C. James was away at Orangeville last week attending the wedding of his nephew, Rev. Mr. Irwin ton young lady in Orange- ville. Farmers in this vicinitv have got all their crown in and now a shower Miss Irwin. of Markdule, ing at Mr. C. C. James’. ALLAN PARK. IRISH LAKE. MAPLE GROVE. PRIOEVILLE. 9‘. 0.0 H“ is visit.â€" of rain would not come amiss Mr. John McLachlan has purchas- ed a new organ and music will now be furnished without stint to all visitors. Mr. John Campbell is able to In around again am r some weeks sick- ness. His neighbors are all well pleased to ewe him able to be about Miss Ada Tavlor V‘ McDonalds last week Miss Annie Sinclair, of Fieshertnh Station. visited at Mrs. McKinnou’e, of the Grove. last week. Mrs. A. C. McLean visited her mother at Chatsworth last week. A party cf young men visited at Haywards last Sunday‘ where they had tea and enjoyed themselves im- mensely, so they said. A large numhor of the residents of the Grove enjoyed themselves at the Irish Lake Picnic last Week. Mr. D. Sinclair and Miss Meads. of Yellow Valley, \isited at Mr. Mc- Donald’s last week. Your Pomona correspondent was poaching .in our Territory 3. short time ago. We do not feel at all obliged to him. Although we know him to be a great authority on res- surrectious. We do not think much of his myahological knowledge. His reference to Morpheus whom he calls the God of Dreams, is away out. We think that as he was writing about an Irishman that ht must have got mixed and meant Murphy. Per- haps he can explain. Then what does he mean by Henery. We iail to find this word in any dictionary. He is evidently trying to be funny but he had better try and learn to spell. He may have been laboring under an over dose of Mother Seigels Syrup or his Patent Braces may have fitted too tight and caused a slight almrration in his mind by impeding the circulation. Stick to Syrup. Braces and Farming and advise your assistant to help his neighbours to milk cows and build pig pens. you will both succeed better at that than trying to be clever at your neighbors expense. A new road machine was at work in our vicinity last Saturday. This may be quite an improvement on the old system but in face of hard times and scarcity of work we fail to see why the council of Artemesia purchased it. They may fini out when election time comes round again that the poor man that loses his days work through the purchase of the machine, has a vote and knows how to use it. Progression is a good thing but. too much machineryfs not wanted here at present. What we would like to know ? \Vhat did Bicyclist McArthur want with 1160 loot pole. Can Dr. Hutton or Bob Reid explain. \Vhy did the whale put the Goat out of the pasture. Where did the Almanac man get the dog that whipped the champion dog of the Grove. ler’s. “ Kit ” the well known and popu- lar writer in the Toronto Mail has been sent to England by the Mail and Empire Publishing .00., to write up the Jubilee. XVe predict a treat for the readers of this pOpular paper. béixibâ€"(Jm St., Chicago. I â€"Agents fnr “ Qawon .Vicâ€" '1 toria. Her Reign and “up"- and J nbilee.” Oyvrtinwnii: with latest and ru-IHM luv. hires. (‘oniains the endorsgd hingmphy vi Her Maiesty, with authentic liistury 4! her remarkicbie reign. and full 300,011th ”I? Diamond Jubilee. Onlv $1.50. 1m: boo . Tremendous demand. Bo'uamg‘a fqr agg'nts. Commission 50 per cent. bred“ 'gnoeis. Freight paid. OUTFIT FREE. Duty ’1”; Write quick for outfit anti territory. _ ‘W DOMINION COMPANY, Dents 4, . '.‘nn mkn’n Q? nhhnl m- IR. CHASE’S CATARRH CURE CURES incipient catarrh in from one to three days. Cums chronic catarrh, hay fever and rose fever. Complete, with blower free. BOLD BY ALL ouLGs Price 25 Cents 6 113 good Figs for 250. at Mock- CU-RES cold in the head in ten visited at Mr. D.