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Park Lot For Sale. '6 LOT NO. 2. CON. 5, GLEN- r. containing 100 urea, about W and 25 acres of good batdwood a five acres of good cedar. {toll watered by a nova! foili rock and a well. fairly well {our} data of cultivation. tit for fat. I‘- Com onion! to church and school. I from Durham Terms to suit the n'. For further particulars apply til). 7 room 0d wall and tenant to) b: House 6: Lot for Sale. Ho r ms For Sale kick them is a m Farm for Sale RED If 'gles for arm for S AI he ELQIN » STREET WEST tf. LOT N UM! OI' Hogs for Sale. Farm for Sale at anar g Kine if" .\I For Sale. ELVID‘ or Rent. Hail} abd "a“; mung orchnrd we“ Sam... AMS.Y0[ ardilm Street wont. . buiidings. Th.- thk or gamut. 9r guing west. PC '0 'oville H. Blrnxm, llooovillo P. 0. , LOT ON QUEEN m- -“ A- l.â€" u...â€" J. L. BROWN! the Town 010:". 5785?. containingd terms and partial. PARTS 01‘ LOTS Fownship ”150 acres .1 )mim “30‘ ”“99. I.“ “ 8" doth»! is 114017 ”on. plenum! shod 9" plrticubn WI {tolid Brick TEL'0RD licitor. but“, RI “I I). sub“ ‘4 "Moved “Poly to ildin ham IQ“)- ofbol 3, U00. :3 in :1] about. "0 20qu of and 1d (rm born. I." h springs and run- am of cultivation. lltural machine! , ("Mud and mi! . chance for quick particulars apply 5mm [’11. or the MN”, 3.5-! Hard“ EFFERNAN KNOCK Harden 1' “I 5 NORTH Farm in us with H AS FOR Durban. acre Mrs. J {I NG can ) at {raphon SITUAT- nn Strut, nu. eveyy- new buck I: nanby. 3 Con. )1" 110 A FIRST-CLASS LINE of Bakery Goods any: on hind at Bowo’a The good wife of the house always likes to have good Bread. and the best Breed is to be had at S'inson’s. The whitest. .eweetest and mos: healthful made No husband will ever find fault with Stinmn’s Bread We turn out e first clue artich- whether it’s Breed Pies or Cakes end] give epeciel evtentiou to ear cuefomere. JNO. A. DARLING Should be in every house. when need- ed they are needed badly. We have e fine lot of themâ€"the dependable kind for this ocasion. The prices will surprise you. all our rubber goods are sold the same way. Two qt. worth 31.75 now. . $1.50 Three qt. worth 32.530 now $2.25 Bread The good kind-at. prices you can af- ford '0 uwn two --A good one (or two) is a household necessitv. a poor one always leaky is a household nuisance. Rubber goods are going up ; we made a lucky purchase and give you the benefic of it. Two qt. worth 81.50 now. . .81.!» Three qt. worth 81.75 now $1.25 AT DARLINGS THIS WEEK. A WARM TIME! A Good Fountain Syringe. going like a SHOT and we always hit the mark. Money Back if Not Right. HOT WATER BUTTlES. HODEL BAKERY. Chemist and Druggist . L. FLARITY With an illofitting randy-made suit, when you can get a. first- class fit, made to orier in the higiwst class of workmanship for about the same money? We have a urge stock of SCOTCH TWEEDS. WOR- S’I‘EDS and SERGES, and we guarantee satisfaction. . Stinson MERCHANT TAILOR. Give us a. trial. R8: 275 com/magi vâ€" we leaving our village and that we will thus lose by your removal your * valued and much esteemed services as choir leader in our church. \Ve appreciate your faithful and .unre- mitting interest. in fostering conduct mg and sustaining the services of praiSe in our church services and we tender to you in this occasion our grateful acknowledgement of your utficieut aid in this department; and n‘thOngh we will miss both you and s our family from our soaial life we ruling that in the direction of the wrvice of song your absence will be most felt. We pray that you may find a congenial sphere for the exer‘ else of the same talents that have been so helpful to us and that the' kind Providence which has prospered you hitherto may still attend and cruwualiyour efl’orts with success and that when this olife’e trials are; Bade-d it may be ever joy to join you 3 in singing the song of praise whiehl shall be unending. ‘ On behalf 0! the Joint Trustee and! Quarterly Boards of the “ml At a meeting of the officials of the Methodisc church held on Monday evening of last week the following IGSOIUtIOD was adopted and later pre- sen-ted to 'Mr. Barnhouse who is leavingthispluce: To WILLIAM BARNHOUSE ESQ; Dear Sir and Brahmaâ€""We have learned with sincgfe regre‘t that you Henry Dennet gave an enjoyable little party on Wednesday evening so that Miss Malinda might bid her friends a pleasant goodbye before leaving for Dakota. She went. on Friday by MW of Hanover. From a' photo we received from a lumber camp of a load of sawlogs which contains 8,001) feet and num bars 55 logs we would judge sleigh- ing has been better in Minnesom than here this winter. James Tucker invested in a pure bred Durham bull last week from the herd of Wm. Smith. east of the Town of Durham, whose herd is now as near the real Durham as one can poe- eibly get them. Samuel Queen had a social gather- ing at his home on Friday night and an enjoyable time was spent. It is almosta yearly event with him and is looked forward to with considerable pleasure. The Hillisz family moved on Tues- day to the farm they bought from R Cochrane on the front line We al- ways said they would go to the front some day even though they were backward on the start. Lasr. Thursday night as James Mc- Meeken wasgoing from his son Wil- lie’s to his own place he slipped on ice at the end of a. building and dis locasod the hip joint Dr. Brown replaced it and he is now compara- tively easy but will nor. be about {or some weeks. Mr. Henry Wilkinson’s spirited team all alone and in a reckless way visited this line one day last, week. They took fright at a dog in Varney and ran away. I wrong and believed the candidate 3 was merely seeking admittance to j the Order to prepare a snug thousand ldollars for the support of his wife 'land family in the event of him being so completely buried in the coming contest as to be never heard of again. Anyway the point they object to is a small thing in the matter and it is . hard to get the exact facts in sensa- tional cases, and the fact of Henry Miller becoming a Scotchman at the present time has certainly caused a great sensation. This is the way the 1 general public believe the afiair to be land it is doubtful if the contrary gapinion can be demonstrated with any degree of certainty. The initia- tion took place on February 27th in a room of the Knapp House and all the ‘° Scotch ” there was in the candidate was what he got after entering the gbuilding. On the strength of it he ' declared he was aScotchman and that [the whirling around the room the 3 goat gave him had made him dizzy l and almost blind. Now that the af- i fair is beginning to be discussed we lwish it to be distinctly understood fthat from the beginning we did not wish to intimate that Scotchmen are anxious to claim connection with Mr. Miller, but that at present he is determined to claim relationship with them. and if the individual who tired into us lasr. week would only write his own name and place of living; as plainly in next week’s Review as he did ours in the last issue we would. promise: to try a shot at him. but‘ only on condition that we think tol take a sigh: on such an object would!" not cause Ilm‘t‘mm prostration as al loolc at a snake in tlm grass so alien l, does. ' i l l _ss__,----_ to a little detail in our report of can- didate Miller becoming a Scotchman. and that he was not balloted for. We idon’t know who the writer is. or- ; what he is. He claims to be a Scotch. man. but as he is afraid to tell his name we can safely venture to say lhe is nothing of the kind. or if he is 1he is not much like the ones’we have been used to meeting all of whom are fearless above board fellows. Some from adistance tell us that the head Organizer has power to omit balloting land other preliminaries in doubtful leases. and like all true Britons give} Ethe man on triu’the benefit of the doubt. They thought maybe he had been present and advantage taken of fthe occasion. but all are unanimous i u l (Intended for last. week.) Corner Concerns. Flesherton. MONEY at. 457°. MacKay Dunn. Durbanâ€"ti. From paring cows with razors.l Wise people use Pucanm’ s Painless Corn and Wart. Extractor, the stand- ard care at America 3nd Great Bri- ' tain. for all sorts of cows. warts and bunions. Use only Putman’s. 3 Miss Watson,“ Orangeville. arrived on Monday to take charge of Messrs Boyd, Hickling Co's. Millinery de- partment. ~ ‘ Mrs. Wesley Buskin and children back line, visnted the past two weeks With her sister at Owen Sound. Principal Mansell and Bert Barn- ho'use drove to Orangeville the latter to get train for Toronto and the former t> get his stormstayed wife and two children who are now Visit- inghim here. Mr. T.J. Sheppard drove to the city last week Mr, S. Colquett moved from OSprey on Monday to his recently purchased residence here. The lifting of the two weeks rail- way blockade by the arrival of a train on Sunday evening was a relief much appreciated by our citizens gen- erally. Mr. M. K. Richardson M. P. left by the first train on Monday for his Parliamentary duties at Ottawa. Postmaster Sproule of this place has always been a most obliging ofli- cial. but if possidle he has gone one better to accomodate the public dur- ing the days of storm and irregular mails we have just passed through. A. From. of T. I. Thompson’s plumb- ing stafi. She was formerly Miss Della Mc-Kee, daughter of Mr. John McKee, west hill, and was only in her twenty-first year. Deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church the funeral took place to Greenwood cemetery yesterday afterno'hn, Rev. R. J. McAlpine, pastor of Knox church conducting the service." Mr. and Mrs. McKee and family have many relatives and friends in this community to sympathize with them in their sudden berevement. ‘ .f \Irs. Frost are sad. "Only last July she became the bride of Mr. A. The Owen Sound Times of Friday lawn contained the following sad news respecting a young women well known Th this place and vicinity hav- lug been born and raised on the 4th line Artemesia where her parents for many years resided. “On Tuesday evening” says the times.“Mrs. A. A. Frost. passed away at her home on Hill Street after a short illness“: The circumstances surrounding the death Mrs. Donald McKenzie, of the west back line had the misfortune to fall last week and break her thigh bone at the hip joint 8 very serious fracture which seldom accurs but to :hose in advanced life as is Mrs. Mc- i Kenzie. The accident happened at * the home of her daughter Mrs. Wm. Heslop in the valley with whom she was visiting and where she is now underithe doctor’s care Sunday last Was Superanuation Fund day in the Methodsit church and we understand the contributions were very satisfactory. The pastor’s theme in the evening was family reli-j gin” based on Duet U. 4 8 and the: sermon was one which should awak- en thought and interest in that sub- ject. Communion service was held in the Baptist church on Sabbath morning last and in the Presbyterian church in the afternoon. Rev. J. S. I. Wil- son preached at the preparatory ser- vice in the latter church on Friday and his apprOpriate and edifying ser- mon was much appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Barnhouse entertain- ‘mi about thirty of their friends at a farewell party given at their home here on Wednesday evening of last week and on Friday evening in like manner entertained the Methodist church choir and the public school stafl. Both evenings were very en- joyably spent though there was re. gret at the early departure of the genial host and hostess. Mr. R. J.‘ Sproule is to conduct an auction sale for Mr. Barnhouse on the 24th inst.| Blood Poison Often Results 3 foot wido, 4 foot high, including hinges and latch. 10 foot wide. 4 foot high. including hinges and latch Other size. in proportion. Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets wner nun 1n proportion. local Mot. PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. Limited. - Walkorvmo. Monti-all. Winnlm,1 D. CAMPBELL, Agent, - - - DURHAM. ONTARIO. 5357132358, ӣ3,855 (30.. 1651 Noire 1'0 "srmzxn i4 3 long es'ahlished and stand-1rd rcmedy'for the disease. indimted. n brawn: the air n-udrrel strongh‘ nullsepm.‘ is carried over the dim ”the“ .~ bronchial tunes with emery km .121, gmng prolonged tad constant. treatment. uf m-onsuvnptive tendency, or swift-rem from chronic bronchitis, find immedinh 'ruax coughs or inflamed conditions of the th roan. Descriptive booklet tree. 82.451»? 0... 2.08 < a. uzflomumo dissolved in the month are effective ind safe for coughs and irritation of the throat. Whooping Cough, Group Bronchitis, Cough, Grip, ‘IXsthma, Diphtheria CHEMIST â€" AND _ DRUGGIS’I‘ DURHAM, ONT. If you purchase 6 boxes of Dr. Harte’o Celery-Iron Pills for $2.50, take 3 boxel of the Pills, and find you are deriving no benefit from their use, you can return the 3 empty boxes, together with the 3 boxes you have not opened, and get your money backkNo fairer, squarer proposition has ever been offered, and we wouldn’ think of making it unless we were confide t the remedy will do all that is chimed for it. By the single box the Pill: m 501:. There is no other remedy which will so quickly restore you to health and strength and animation as Dr. Harte’s Celery-Iron Pills, and there is no other you ,can buy which is accompanied by a positive Gw- unteo of Cure or your money refunded. To cure Anaemia, Pole and Sallow Com. plexion, Nervonsness, Sleeplessness, Im- paired Memory, Depression of S irits, Dyspepsia, Poor Appetite, Impure 100d, l’imples and Eruptions, Poor Circulation, Ilesrt Palpitation, Dizziness, Shortness of Breath, Female Weakness, Nervous Head- aches, Coldness of the Hands and Feet, Loss of Vital Power, General Weakness and Debility. and all diseases and disord- ers arising from a run-down condition of the nervous system or. Weak and watery blood. - 7 When I was ten and you were eight, ; Two years between us stood, | We used to meet at Daddy’s gate-â€" l A stolen kiss was good. I 'Wheu I was twenty-quite a boy, You still were my heart’s queen. But grown oi kissing somewhat coy, You seeâ€"you're quite sixteen! When I was thirty, bronzed and tall. With sweethearts. too, in plenty, I met you at. the Wilson’s ballâ€"â€" You told me you were twenty. I’m forty now, a little moreâ€" Oh, Time, you ruthless bandit! But youâ€"you’re only twenty-fourâ€" I cannot understand it! We Positively Guarantee years with the Royal Irish Con- stahnlary. He was promoted to the rank of patrol sergeant in January. 1890. He was 53 years of age. Mitchell held more prizes. obtained at the annual police games than any other member of the force. Most of them were won by his exceptional ability as a sprinter. Deceased had been a member of the pelice force since June 7Lh,1878. Previous to that. he had sewed two Sergt. Mitchell was a. very ef- ficient police oflicer, and was highly esteemed by all members of the force. At 10.30 a. m. the husband. who was sleeping, having been on night duty. was awakened by his wife’s terrifying screams. He ran down stairs in his night shirt, and tried to extinguish the flames by throwing a carpet about his Wife. His night shirt became ignited. and he was very badly burned. Neighbors who answered his shouts found both man and Wife unconscious. Ambulances were at onceucalled. and they were removed to' the General Hospital, where Mrs. Mitchell died shortly be- fore 2 p m. Mr. Mitchell died a few minutes before midnight. z TERRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY "l ___ vâ€"v I-VU on fire after poéring oil upon them from a. parafin lamp at her home, 278 Berkeley Street. Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, wife of Patrol-Sergt. Samuel Mitchell, of No. 2 Police Station. her mind unhinged by religion and the reeent death of her daughter, the only child, com- mitted suicide by setting her clothes Husband Died in Efi‘ort to Rescue Wife. "WRITTEN BUflRflHTEE. tame Sm Montreal, ('antdlun Agents JNO. A. DARLING a box. All. DRITGGIS'I‘S 304 DR. HARTE'S CELERY-IRON PILLS (Toronto Mail.) Arithmetic one 10.0.00000000000‘2075 5.75 Inm here to stay and I wnnt the people to know it. Ordered goods on short notice, Having Twenty years experience in the business, the last 13 years in Cheboygan, Mich. I am in a position to satisfy all requirements sud gust- sntee satisfaction. l, the undersigned. wish to intimtte to the peOple of Durham and vicin- ity that I have purchased from Mr. Peter Calder the Durham Btkery. and am now ready to supply order! for all kinds 0‘. Bakery: goods. â€"- CHANGED HANDS ALL Woax GUARANTEED at “Live gnd let live” Pawns. _‘, --‘-vu- ‘l UV” 1 'I‘OMERSImTtho publicin consul tint I an pumped to furnish New Pumps Min REPAIRS. DRILL CURB, RE-Cmm, PRESSCURB WELLS. All ordsrs taken u the old Inn. near McGowan's Mill will be promptly u tended to. Pumps. All REPAIRING promptly and prop- erly attended to. Pumps from $2 upward. SHOP open every afternoon. Pumps of all Kinds. W. D. CONNOR.- . W. WATSON Roofing And Eavetroughinz Estimates cheerfully given. Call in we like to see you. DURHAM, ~- ONTARIO. Fred Siegner Hardware Paints Oils I will be in a better position than ever to supply my many customers with all they need. Place your order early for A handsomely illustrated weekly. 1m cnlatton of any acietmun ournal. 'l‘eruu. ‘ [ear . rout 5101mm, 6]. 80 d by all new-den! - "- u-u-p. ear. (out mohths. $1. 803d by nil newsdeale UNN 8 Co. ware-MN New 1g: woman 625 9' 8!... Washington. Anyone sending a sketch and deocflgtton any futon! ascertain our opinion free w aha II nventlon is probably patentnble. Continuum “ans strictly confidential. Handbook on FM lent free. Oldest anfency for securing patent; Patents taken I nmmzh Munn E; Co. recs!" meg“! notice. without. charge. m the Building Hardware and having placed my order for a large quantity 0t Notwithstanding the battle with the snow blockade Sieg- ner is still on top with a large stoqk of Galvanized and Iron Pip- ing; Brass, Brass Lined and Iron Cylinders. DURHAM BAKERY Scic'iitifi'é H iiiéfican. HARDWARE AND TIN WARE BATTLE FOUGHT LEAV_E_ _ TO gmsonn MY inn Manufactnrgr of And Dealer 111 ~ GEORGE WHITMORE. AND \VON. A GREAT HAS W. B. CONNOR Remember Ctmpbell’s LEGGINGS. MITTS AND 0mm in stock. Trunks. Vslisss. Club Bugs, Shoo Dressings. Shoo Brushes, etc. to ho hsd st the New Boot Bhss Stars. shoemaker. and am prepe-re'ci go 1 REPAIRING and nuke NEW val on short notice. We lnve at“! few sizes in some lines of wilt goods SELLING CHEAP. ”' I have pocured phe service. of ui LI; Now is. the Time HANOVER. “ Always Prompt~Never Negh’pat." l ACRE more or lensâ€"Gnu!“ street. Durham. near Como-t - Workoâ€"Fiuo lots. Ofieréd "I" cheap. Beuides above I have a large list .0! other lands of all kinds. If You 100 ACRES in Bentinck. non Dur- hamâ€"9O cleared 10 hardwood. Good buildings. spring crook, orchard etc. $3200. 00. 100 ACRES neur Allnn Ptrk cleurod. 20 hardwood and .‘ swamp. 82100 00. g?! 150 ACRES near Lamluh M dwelling, good out building Fine fun). U uder $4000. 00. 105 ACuES necr Allan Pulpâ€"Eb. cellent furm. fair buildin‘c. Cheap. LIST OF LANDS Q‘sm““‘ ‘“ fez-ant linen of Men’s. Wouoh'i Boys'. Miuu’ sud Childm‘ BOOTS and SHOES. in can 30d fine goods. Remember Ff; TO LEAVE YOUR ORDE‘ und 3% a put of genuine hulls made BOOTS and SHOE I U“ sell property, borrow money, insure a property. luv. writings drawn or collect n debt, call on me. W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL STRAND. ONTARIO. We have enrolled as many students during jibe last 670 months. councing from Sep- tomhor, u we enrolled lut year in ten months. This tell. the role. The young nonplo of Wettern Ontario nvwxmr now which is the host school to “tend. New studenta od- mittod at any limo. Write for catalogue. The Hanover Conveyancer. The Hanover Cou veynncor. Large Attendance. H. H. MILLER. . H. MILLER, OFFERS : WISH TO BUY OR" N E W W E CARRY lot of . alt. ONTARIO.