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THE DURHAM CHRONICLE The annual spring stallion show of the South Grey Agricultural Society‘ was held on the agricul- tural grounds :here on Friday al- ternoon last‘ and was one of the moat euceeaeful in the hiatory oi the society. There were fifteen entries in the various clauses‘ and the Judge, Dr. Reid‘ of Georgetown, Lecturer of the Ontario Veterinary College. Toronto. had no sinecure in a- warding the prizes. The Imported Clydes, of {ourI years and over. were the first to be judged Ed. Boy’s horse, St. Bothwell 4373. getting first, A. chonald. of Dromore, taking the ‘ second prize. with Branton Duke. 12061. while Merry Mason, owned by Jas. Paton. Swinton Park, cap- tured third. Dr. Reid was highly pleased with the quality of these horses, and said the flarmers of this vicinity were to be congratulated on the excellence or these animals, which showed a very great superiority in quality over those he judged here three years .ago. He also stated that while he had awarded the prizes as he thought best, he. would have no particular quarrel with any judge who would reverse his decision. so evenly were the animals matched. . Imported Clydes, under four years, were the next shown, Ed. Boy’s horse, Lord Romeo, 6668, be- ing first .snd Robt. Ewen’s Ves- tal Knight, 14998, second. These horses were also very evenly mat- ched. and are ‘both first-class ani- mals. In the coach :mi hackney class I‘D. Roberts. of 110193.911, got the red ribbon with l-mlet of Oholbourne 9748 whil': Walpole and Kodak’s hone‘ Garnmnent, took 10m. A. It. Roberta’ ham wu The draughts, any other kind, Were next‘ Lord Walter, 2632, the pmperty of C. A. McRobb. Yeo- vil getting first. Prince Rob-12, “49, owned by Dan. Campbell, 02 Priceville. second, and Csydeszhle Champion. owned by John SLaplcs, of Durham third. SPRING STALLION SHOW. U. IRWIN. Editor and Proprietor. DURHAM, APRIL 21. 1910. Mrs. McCa-nnel called at the home on! Mr. and Mrs. ‘Adlam Watson one day last week. An error was noticeable in the presentation last week‘ viz, Ever- itt Meena being presented with a Bible. Mrs. Geo. Ryan, sr., and her daughter. Mrs. John Whittaker, called at the theme of Mr. and‘ Mm. John Hewitt ,one day .laaat week. Mr. Wm. Jaquea left for Toron- to or. Wednesday. when 'he win spend some time previous to leav- ing for thd land of the setting sun. We think that the Gander should have trudged alongside of his wife through the sugar bush, and saved the precious material s'he innocently thought was water. Mrs. Archie McKinnom who has spent the past couple of weeks at the home ohMr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- Kinnon. returned to her home in Winnipeg on Saturday last. Mr. 'Wm; Jackson has rented Mr. Thos Meena’s prOperty for a term of one yeah and moves in from Ceylon very shortly. Al- though we are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Meena as neighbors, we welcome Mr. Jackson and his daughter to our .leon. Miss Jennie Meena. of Detroit, arrived home Saturday night last. preparatory to accompanying her sister-in-«law. Mrs. Thos. Meena and family to Fielding, Sask., on Tuesday afternoon. We Wish them a pleasant journey, a safe azrival at their destination, and happiness and prosperity in their new home. Mr. Fishen of the cement works, got a bad fall from his motor cy- cle on Friday afternoon last on Lambton Street‘ caused by the bursting of the .front tire. He es- caped serious injury, however, and was able to walk home. but was forced to leave the wheel with Mr. Adam Watson, as the front wheel was put out of commission. Mrs. John Hewitt has been con- fined to her bed for the past Week or so with a sex are at ack of la zrippe and bronchitis, but thanks to a kind Providence, coupled with the skiiful medical attention oi Dr. Hutton. we are pleased to say she is recovering rapidly, be- ing able to sit up at time of writ- ing, Monday. Should cakes stick to the pans. put a ho: cloth on the bottom for a minute or two. If papers are mm sticking a Maineâ€"at. ', md lb. deok’a ' Apples.â€"Keep in a dry place, as cool as possible Without freezing. HOUSEKEEPER’S ALPHABET. Brooms.â€"Hang in the celtarway to keep soft and pliant. Cran‘berries.-Keep under water in cellar; change Water monthly. Dish of hot water 591: in oven prevents cakes, etc" from scorch- ing. Flownâ€"Keep dry, cool, and se- curely covered. Economize time, health and means and you will never beg. Glamâ€"Clean with a quart of water mixed with tablespoonf-ul of ammonia. Her-bs.â€"Gather when begfiming to rblcymsom. Keep in paper sacks. Ink staine.â€"Wet with spirits of turpentine; af'ter three hours, rub well. Jars.â€"To prevent, coax ‘hus- band to your will, rather than or- der him. Keep an account of all supplies, with cost, and drake when purchas- ed. “ v.99» v. Hos- nov v-vâ€"â€" I'"' ('9' Orange and Lemon ‘Peel. â€" Dry, pound and keep in corked bottles. for preference Pray the Silk at one edge and cut off a piece Parsnips. â€"Keep in ground until measuring four inches wide by spring. one and a half .to two yards long. Fasten on the clips, and 'the ros- ettes are complete. Quick-silver and white of an egg destroys bedlbugs. , Nutmegs.â€"Prick with a pan, and it good‘ oil will run out. Rice.-â€"Select large, with a clear, fresh look; old rice may have in- sects. Thought the llisaaso was Cancer of the Stomach Money.â€"Count carefully when you receive change‘ Saganâ€"For general family use, the granulated is heat. Teen-Equal parts of Japan and green are as good as English {break fast. “For many years I suffered torture from Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Two years ago, I was so bad that I vomited my food constantly. The agony I endured all these years, I cannot describe and I lost over 25 pounds in weight. I also suffered with Constipation which made the stomach trouble worse. I consulted physicians, as I was afraid the disease was cancer but medicine gave only temporary relief and then the disease was as bad as ever. 1 .c , __ 41-2‘ Use a cement made of ashes, salt and Water for cracks in stove. Variety is the best culinary spice. 'vmrvâ€"wâ€"J â€"â€"__- I read in the “Maritime Ba tist” about “Fruit-a-tives” and the cures this medicine was making and I deci ed to try it. After taking three boxes, I found a great change for the better and now I can say “Fruit-a-tives” has entirely cured me when every other treatment failed, and I reverently say ‘Thank God for “Fruit-a-tives” sweetens the stomach, increases the flow of gastric 'uice, strengthens the stomach muscles, and insures sound digestion. The won erful powers of this famous fruit medicine are never more clearly shown than in curing the apparently hopeless cases of Dyspepsia and Constipation. 50¢ a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial size, 25c. At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. X-antippe was a scold. Don’t imitate her. Fruit-a-tives’ ! ! Watch your backyard for dir) and bones. Youth is the best preserved by a cheerful temper. Regulate the clock by your hus- band’s watch, and in all appoint- ment of time zremember the giver. Zinc-lined sinks are better than wooden ones. Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul. Headaches come and 20. These symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause to the first thing, and Chamberlain’s Stomach end Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take tad molt allective. Sold by all Love lightens labor. THE DURHAM. CHRONICLE “FRUIT-A-TIVES” _ cured Him SYDNEY MINES, N.b ”JANUARY 25’“! 1910 WRIGHT.â€"In ,Kinecardine, on Satâ€" urday, April 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Wrigxht‘ a son. McLEAN.â€"In Durham. on Sunday, April 17th. to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McLean‘ a daughter. MARRIED HANLANâ€"McLEAN.â€"In Toronto, on Tuesday, April 12th, Mr. J thn Barnum to Miss Emma McLean. DIED. McLEAN.â€"At Rocky Saug‘een. on Friday, April 15th, Mm. Arch. McLean. aged 78 years. Electric Butorer for Ion rutorea every nerve in the body and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual weakness averted at once. PHOSPHONOL wlll make you n new nun. Price 83.00 a box or two (or 85.00. Hailed to any ad- dress. The 8cobell Drug (20.. 8t. Catharina. Ont. ew For sale at “tutu-lane a Co’l. To make a pair of cheap and pretty rosettes .f-or looping cur- tainsr-buy a pair of cycle chips and a piece of silk of the cross-pongee for preference. Pray .the silk at one edge and cut off a piece MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The undersigned will receive ap- lications for the operating of the road grader for the season 01 1910 in the Township of Glenelg. Applicants from each ward pre- ferred. each stating pay required per day of ten hours. All applications must be in be- fore the ab day of May next. J. 8. BLACK, Clerk. Dated at Glenelg, April 11th,1910. Fall Wheat... . “$1 05 to 81 Spring “ heat .......... l 05 to l Oats. 36m 93% MARKET REPORT DURHAM, APRIL 21, 1910 EDWIN ORAM, SR. the flow of gastric juiqe, BORN Lunches, Oyster Stews, etc" served on short notice at all hours E. A. ROWE AND GROCEIM April 21, 1910 ‘pfil 21, 1910 3 ynfds 3. y<_h. long. MerLine-n, 5: illt'hc-s w Tnue Linen, (Sh ill(‘h(‘b w ' yard ........ T‘ble Oilclulh. Floor Oilclnth. land 2 y: Vida. uqume \and W mxfifl Sluvnm Rug Infant's. Childrvns' an mies' Vests all prim New Prints and (Hugh 8 our 256 and 501' Ulwss‘ New lot of Glassware ju: PLANING MIL 'p'nir” . . ZENUS CL M drop {rum I M. No math”; H1 Cid than marking dm Real Bargains {(1 days, beginning “May. Decemh Real ..... Bargai Bondy-made Suih. “ Pants. UVM “11>. u “811,8 [Init'lWun' k‘C.WOolleu Shwtiug. Mdettes. M: MK an MMgailx~ m fn-s “an“. Raisins. I M 91!. “val ham ”_ Gamer-i924. The undeuigned beg: announce to residvnua Durban uld surround country. thut be has Planning Mill and Fact completed and is prep: to “he orders for 8. sad ‘1” 3 limited amount hon work and mmhine1 pun. Acdlwlicited. for quotation on an job. All penan- owing . account are request! CI” and settle. by can note on or before the of April. CALL AND SM: l Lace Curtains SASH, DOOR. â€" all all kinds of House Fittin lung. lung. long. 2‘0 inclu 50 im-hos wi 23') illt'ht 33 incl“ (I) inches wi “l