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Inow in Durh CH. and we w'z G‘Sfflfl and \\ |u Owe fifterward [tom 5') to L.» {we will soon. umk.; 2 Some am complaiuin of food. What: others ha. to span. Mr. Archi‘ onlargod t?!" urinal of am very cut). h . .001! hour- only the (IS-"4 but I..- H “vi “1. Plvawy! North Emu. 5 once that TU}! good teacher-5 a well. shown: or. mm ww GDSIOIIm-i in 9r finds altar 3: iv use her tin-("H bond as she can in; desk. David Hinki ‘his week W '1 Early on Sun in.» ‘IOL, ”001le 33"}; Vulley, passw-Il 1h ‘0 Pricevuioe Un '39 wrung hr: .9 " not much." .\ girl arrived inm .0114). Dr. Buylt and a” an: we“ Some of ’1 to'the Pm N 3 six loot - «me out all Theolvr‘! h the uotIWI' 9‘ one wacm-r . Ollie! down ! good comm" inpthe rfio-cl norm gum: Coum-iliur .\I~: came Within «:41 has of the NM}; 3! Durham I'v. make: a gum! )! Binnie who is 1 always true m : filing from Hm r ciples whcthur varsity so it is to make all «an. OlQCtiOu, ”on was I" Part of UN. caved m on m DBOW . MfiiCUhu nu'lln me» umking'hw l '38! Week or 5-». O" winter drawn: Iii“, Ceylon. Ht be! back whh hi1: .‘Ir. .\|c\l|ll,r Horse, cousin "Illan, of Art arrive thh \Vrc ‘ grand I'ccv} him ()UI' anh'l't.) with snow. .4» ?-. and coming in fr. will go throng 'n \ Hm. .‘Ich ' «J south. “a m thanking the pro} farms for allowin Maw-h 21.‘ 1901- long.” WI' i’ at {lexwu hand” 2*" mother kindly get any sumptiou an ha. block I Hock 1 “(mm mung” .93! blood hut. W'nH' cinas 'ailml. lhru: Dc. King’s .\'cw l.)- ‘1‘ 0“ me and I 2;ng cl .Molutvly gum amp Colds. La Ul‘ippe. I Throat and Luna 50¢ and M 00 'l'ri A number fro»; druull‘ here took in the Psc and Box Suclal at. Ebenezer They report a guml 'ime. Ir. and Mrs. Hvur)‘ Cross, of Louise. Spent, Tuesday at. Mr. H. Owing to Rev. H E. Bray being h“ a the sick lust Svrvicn was not held E fiChl’isl Churuh the last. threa Sun- (Received tun late fur last issue.) It. Georgr Wrbber. of Hcpworth. in visiting old friends m and arou d 3H: Burg these. days We are pleasml to rq’vot't that. Mrs. 7.3.3111 hopkins ts improving nicely W9 3"" [”04th to report mac .ura. Edward iiopkius is improving nicely nher her sickness. Mrs. John Bacchus, of polilar Hill. was attending to her father and mother. Mr «uni Mrs Geo. Adlam. while they Were on their sick bed. ”I. :nd Mrs. A. are improving nicely. There was :1 b: which caused ”W! I few days 111.3 w I few days tbs week. We are pleau '11 to say that Mr. James McMahuu is uuprnviug nicely dtor his long SacKucss. A number from armanJ here took TOP CLIFF ) 1‘ lllo NIG HT would cc H [6 van haven’tlenougb am cum». along to Top will supply all (no 0! 11 have enough sad to rds. We have drift. «3!, but April shower: : the!“ dlSuppeal'. mumlaiuing of scarcity .\l H. Brigh m an '1 W Livingston led \lr. \\ m. UuthsOu's Sula an my on 'l'hmsday. The former led in a pair of Lnubs which add 3’ to the nppvan‘uucu of his flock. s. a. Edmund: 33 Va!) ill I‘ ALLAN PARK s M! WAS HER 133303 ll Ix ll no N 'Ill It pt ”Pi p H? I} h enough and noon a lune l and stormy in auendance I) family was sing by ”10 g'vr. Girls we there is ,I This is ' for Archie, . Loud them mt daughter “ell. Dr. fill oak in the hw mill u to shut down [or )V us a gang of vimbvr [or the ivulm Was busy 5 to Uollinson’s 1v»; go: his lum- .o-urlg; all night hm. Applvgate, , .. aml could p. I hal (30!)- ' if Iwalked a higlnfully and I all utln-r medi- 51 04) bottles of very wholly cur- .“ pounds." It's ll tocure Coughs 'oncllilis and 311 l‘mulvlvs. Price 1 houleslree at It!) of Glenelg. Lug the num- .vwmion held Neil would but, George on was and is . uwver devi- lie-form Prin- perity or ad. ill! the party to insure his in who went drove ave! r fence and .ice from rrespond- . not only Cm maker: we teach- not 30- H'. folded EH she c n the bake- . the writ.- 3 stable roof he weight of n' last issue experience y bringing unl and an- unuby. but. u in Icisen- 4°in 0' the , the lUlh Lonesome full Jump anything ,‘tully 58“}. n a little ll S! rat hcona’s I (”HUT D. .“C“ t-xpvcted to msin’s where by awaiting » a“ blocked .4 [raw-Hing Uravel Road \lclwod’s and tho- 2:114:00. {in-Hy 0' of these two lSilII present. her recon??- Gru Fielil and Jess Wise are also on the sick list. Glad to hear they are recovering. Ivâ€"v .. Mr. .ilvames bonnellv Spent S mday with Egremoct friends. Mr. Richard Ashly visited Mr. T. Builcy lately. Mrs. Abrziham Porter of Hepwonh, is visiting friends in and around this locality at present. Doctorod "In. Venn for rattan -â€"Mr. James (31.4200, merchant vf \\"1.r<harre, P L, writes: “ [Mr ni yrars I In» ., bcsn dxsfiqurm'. with Tetter o. my hm ‘3 and face. A: la t I have found ; ‘gure m Dr. Auzncw's Ointment. It helpei me fr )m the first appli: atmn, and now I an: permanently cured."â€"-x 3,5 \Ve Mr. George A. Staples left on'I‘ues- day of last week for Nurth Bay where he has secured a Situation. Miss Kate Ecror is visiting her sister, Mrs. Little, of Proton. Miss Kate MCE‘ityileu has been sick with la grippe, but. we are pleased to hear she is recovering. Mr. C. H. Cotton left last week to visit. friends in Listowel. Mr. Willie Ritchie is engaged with Mr. Dan Edge for the summer. held There’s no real for those tireless Sum little workersâ€"Dr. King’s New Life Pllls. Millions are always busy, 33‘0” curing Tarpid Liver, Jaundlce, Bil- “3 3' iousness. anvr and Anne. 'l‘hey1 "me" banish Sick Headwhe. drive on b “dd .‘sldaria. Never gripe or weakan. flock. Small, taste nice. watk wondots. m «‘1», mm. 25¢ a. .11 druggisu. 1m The contract for building a wood- shed for the school in S. S. No. 3 has been let. to Mr Jack Firth. We were sorry to hear that. Mr. Fred Staples has been very ill with la grippe. We hope he Will soon be well again. Mrs. Wm. Davis is visiting her mower, Mrs. John Weir. We are sorry to learn she is very poorly but being under Dr. Jainieson’s care will 80011 recover. Mr. Wm. Ritchie has purchased a‘ thoroughbred bull from .103. Tolton, of Brant ()0. Mr. James McCrackeu, Jr.. accom- partied by Mr. .‘Jaelntosh, of Dornoch. visited at the old homestead last week C Mrs. John Graham' and Miss Bell; Graham, of Durham, were the guesm of Mrs. Wm. Edge ouedny last week. wish them success Haw long have your Kidneys ~ean sick? Here's S 'uth Amenrnn m. ey Cu 6 evidence that's cnnvinci: ~: ' 1 am arcvv m m â€"-threeb mlm cured mt,- " ‘ Five bou'es curcd me of Itabetes.” “ l lever expected to be cured of Bright's Disease, but In” a dozen bhttles did it.” " I thought mv days were numb-red. but this great nmedy cured me." it never fails.â€"; 3; Glad to see Mr. Frank Caton out again after his sickness. Rev. Mr. Ryan, of Durham, will hold service in the church here, Fri- day evening, March 22nd at. the usu- al hour, half-pas“ seven. Charlie. what time was it when you gOt home Friday night, March 8th ? Had the sun rose? Willie and Johnny the woodc-xtters are hustlets. but it’s hard to say how many Cords they cut in a day. May. be 2 and maybe 390. Anyway Mr. John Collinson is getting the benefit of it. Fred Lunney is not like some of those farmers who sit down till ploughing day without. prepairing for seeding. Dan McLean saw him at this place the other day with in- dications appertaining to the plough. Fred is not like those peop'e waiting repairs tili they are needed. Wake up boys, the early bird catches the worm (sunny days). We hope soon to hear of $0M by .\l WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY. EDGE HILL Sold by Mac. Farlane Co. to repor-t in our [am Mr. and Mrs. George '6!) to Dauphin, Man. I to luse Mr. and Mrs. hey are a jolly couple. -0..- AB BRDEEN 3M 0.9 O farlane at (30 . ‘ Mr. Thomas Shewell returned home ‘ last week from Little Current where . he has been residing for some time. 1‘ Miss Mary Vasey left last week to i visit friends in Owen Sound. \ Mr. Donald Stewart who is going |\\'est early in April is taking with 'him a number of high grade horses Mr. H. R. Riddell, of Welbeck \ was in this village recently and we are nleased to state is looking quite ht was in tm are pleased naturaL M llll‘ll III u..- .v...... serving young couple will leave in a. few days for their prairie home, tak- ing with them the best. wishes of their numerous friends for abrighc and prosperous future. .- -â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€".-Q.. *9“ Guru the Nerves and you will con- ,rol in :st every disuse that fl82h is heir to. ["16 f 4121;1311011 of hcaith is a perfect stomach wl gm 1 (lg-:stiun «these right and you are in- ;ml p‘.::nty of nerve force. perfect circuluion m1 puv-«s Mom]. Snuth American Net-vine ish awnv'th-wmucr -â€"givcs nerve force-makes rich 104A. It's a veritable “ Elixir of Life."â€"x32 The 17th of Ould Ireland brought. a happy change in the weather. St. Patrick forever! Mr. Will Banks is slowly recover- ing from his severe sickness. He won’t be able to travel home for some time yet. His brother Jim remains with him and a couple of times a week young friends frombere drive own to Maxwell to cheer him up. Miss Sarah McNally. of the 8th,l came home from Meaford last. week 4 after her brother Will’s wedding. Mr. Henry Mofiat paid Owen Sound a visit on Monday. Next. Tuesday he and family purpose leaving for Port Arthur where he has rented an ; improved farm. He is taking a car [load of stock, implements. household Ivsv“ v- _ effects, etc., with him, so has every- thing necessary to make a success up north. Hen: v is a. good fellow, an obliging neighbor and a widely-read thinker. He and family will be much missed in the neighborhood, but the good wishes of all go with them. We regret very much that win-‘ ‘ some Miss Sue Greenwood is at pres- ent a sufferer from pleurisy and neuralgia. She is plucky however and will soon be her own self. Mr. Robt. Jardine makes progress on the road to health. Mr. and Mrs. Will Timmins paid a. visit to Artemesia. relatives on Sun- day. ‘ ‘ ‘ L--‘ ..--..J_ we havn’t been able to get- the par-| ticulars of a couple of happy events. The first being the wedding of Mr. James Haley. eldest son of Mr. Pat- rick Haley, of the 6th, to Miss Bella Martin, second daughter of Mr. Alex. Martin. The happy couple spent their honeymoon in the Queen City and are now happily settled. The young couple are both popular and ' the best wishes of the community arei ‘ with them. Another happy event, of which we have no details. was the wedding of Mr. Thos. Jackson, of the Glen, and Miss Maggie Nelson of the 4th con., which took place in the Presbyterian Manse in Durham last Wednesday morning. Brief mention was made in last week’s Chronicle, but the bride’s name was given as Wilson in- stead of Nelson. However she has discarded her old surname now. "Tom” is one of the most level- headed of the many successful young yoemen in the Glen and is a true- hearted, upright fellow with pro- gressive ideas and pluck to carry them into practice. Maggie is the second daughter of Mr. Paul Nelson .and is one of the brightest of maidens and a tidy, clever homemaker. They took the train for Galt to visit their many relatives there. May the joys of happy wedlock he their’s through . life. Owing to the stpyms and bad roads 'l‘his neighborhood also reJoices in the happy union of Mr. John Agnew Little and Miss Sadie Ector and no than does the writer of these lines. Because in the bygone school days, she was a favorite pupil. Sold bv MacFarlane Jr. Go DORNOOH '1‘ RA VERSTON Nobody knows all about it; and nothing, now known, will always cure it. \ Doctors try Scott’s Emul- sion of Cod Liver Oil, when they think it is caused by im- perfect digestion of food. You can do the same. . Rheumatism. : It may or may not be caused by the failure of stomach and b‘owels to do their work. If The way, to cure a disease is to stop its cause, and help the body get back to its habit of health. When Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil does that, it cures; when it don’t, it don’t cure. It never does harm. The genuine has this picture on it, take - no other. Merchant Tailors Lewis Bros, of Mt. Forest are pre- paring to open a merchant tailoring business in Durham on the til-St of March. Mr. A. E Lewis, who will‘ perience Ill high class tailoring in Toronto and other centres of fashion, and will be able to give the good dressers of the town and vicinity ’work that will please their most re- fined taste and requirements. The stock will be complete in style. qual ity and quantity. Please give this intimation your kind and favorable consideration. ._..-â€" _â€"_.__ “fifiw __ â€"â€".._r._â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"- ARRISTER. NOTARY, CON- VEYANCER, Etc., Etc. Money toOLoan at reasonable rates and on terms to amt borrower. OFFICEâ€"McIntyre Block, (Over the Bank Office hours: 9 to 12 a. m. 2 tn 4 p. m Residence and office, Old Bank buildnugu. Upper Town, Durham. Will visit Priceville Tuesday and Friday of each week from 9 a. m to 4 p. m. For the Sale and Exchange of Seed. The South Grey Farmer’s Institute will hold a seed fair in the Town Hall. Durham. on Saturday, March 23. when rizes will be given for the best Grain and otatoes. ' A' ‘ -_--.-...u«l k‘v V All exhibits must. be on the grouna noon. Judging will commence at l p. The Secrqtary will be ig‘thg hall from 1 ....Al.n- no r1 ”mu. Jung'uu ‘VIII DUIIIIIIVI-w w- _ I the hall from 10 a. The Secretary will be in m. to receive eutries. For further particu- lars see posters Rom. Mosaics, GEO. Burma, Prmiflnnt. Secretary. Member College PPyplckns President. March 12â€"22 w The undo" nod will pay cash for ; qmntity of soft? drywood 4 lo 5 ft. long. bud orooft. Apply immedutoly to LEWIS BROTHERS 5 Toronto. and $1.00 ; all druggists. J. Go HUTTOND "0 Do Co Mo SEED FAIR. If you have not tried it, send for free sample, its agreeable taste will surprise you. SCOTT BOWNE, Chemists, . DAVIDSON, r- "N. ucm'rms, Durham. be on the urognd by and Surgeons, 3“" 1131516 \' U _ Lou. N “' _- h. D h. ‘ 300acnesi 3% \vatcr._ed \ _____ dwellmgs. class state uf_.~.chuu‘l,I l I ‘ One of (.‘anmla's largestmnd most success-l t'nisvlm-.!- hf bli>lll9§5 "raining. An old? established whou'. and one that. enjoys an 1 excellent reputation for wperior work. The gpresent is asplendid tillue to enter for a i eonrse of training. l’relpare now tor the sitna'ions that Will he omen next fall We 'assist many of our students to good po.~i- tions. The large attendance that our school enjoys is positive proof éthat our work is highly appreciated. Our students are our be~t advertisementm 'l‘fhey know that our training is. first class anél they are telling others. \\ rite for npring Circular. w..l.E||imt ‘HE 7 ‘ll 1'1 V\I u. u. . -- _ _ -, .I. l’riceville, newly bricked all round.- new brick kitchen. new windows and other impruvmneuts. 0n the. )remises are a ood stable and two never ailing wells. he place has always done a good business and will be reutel right toa good man. The furniture will be sold talessee. For further particulars apply to. A ngvmmnna Nov 0 tf. Melhgzm l'ruperty . one acre ut' gf'uu'l land In desirable resuleuoe, will terms. Apply to En. MILLIGAN, Pam Jau. 17. 1900- containing 50 acxes, about 45: acres cleared, well fenced, well watered. g lmuse, bearingurchard, guud land and in guud smte ufcultivatiuu, easy terms. For further particulars apply to DONALD MCCUSKERY 376 King St. West. 'l‘nroutu, or to ALLAN CAMPBELL, "L“ ""â€""M M“ Buuessah LO'l‘ NO. 8, CON. 1, N,D.R. , Glenelg. Oct. 15â€"61:] Dd. l RING Lots No. 11 and 12.001] 1, . N. l). l{., Ulcuelg4uul 11 and 12, on Luu. 2, N. 1’. l{.. also 13 and 14. UN (Jun. 3.1 IN. 1), 1L. each in! cuntaiuing {)0 acres. or 300:1(31'65 in all. nearly all cleared. \Vell watered, \thl fenced. gum! outbuildings and dwellings, guud bearing urclmrds. In first class state uf cultivatiuu, within a lew rods Uf>CllUUl, 4 miles from Durham. Will be sold en bloc ur in separate lots. as purchas- er desires. Easy tergns. For further par- ticulars apply to All. BEATON, ”H" ‘â€"H' llunesaan P. O. Nov. 1â€"“ 7 "W0 THOROUGHBRED, CHES- TER WHITE: (me six muuths old, and mm older, at lot 2.3. 2.? and 27, con. 3, S. L). 1%.. (ilenelg. Both took first prize at l’riceViile. Registered pedigree may be seen ml applicflhuu. Junx ECKHARDT. \u... n J m Buuessan. Xu\'. ‘4, 4 In LLLLL \ THOROUGHBRED BOAR FOR 11.â€" .~er\'iceat but 2:2, Cum. 3 E. (i. R., Liluuelg. Terms 75c. at time of service. I'I.“")|L‘ Lileuelg. Terms 700. at mm: u: an v .w. JUHN MACKENZIE, N;v."1900. 3 pd. Rock V Saugeen 2“i ' Hotel to Bent. J. D, flcNab,/<{> Oflices : Wingham and Wiarton. How to Grow 1;: what County ot Grey Farmers would l like to know. We cannot tell you, but we CAN TELL YUU that H. ll. MILLER, the Hanover Conveancer is lending money on good farm mortgages at lower rates 0 interest than You can borrow elsewhere and on very liberal terms and at small cost. That is the reason why people all over the country pass by other enders and travel miles to borrow from him. FARM FOR SALE He Has Several Very Fine In For sale at very low figures am Very easy terms. Faym lands - ‘ulaan Sill. Ill HE He Does Fire, lite . . and Accident Insurance Bears for Service. In first class Companies and at lowest rates, draws all kinds of writings, arranges business quarrels, eti'ects settlements with creditors. 50113 Ocean tickets. buys old notes and always has on hand tarni and village properties which he is willing to trade or exchange for other property. Twenty years’ experience and residence in the neighborhood counts tor something and enables H. H. MILLER to do your businegs with profit to you as well as to STRATFORD. himself. N. B.â€"â€"-A Speciul Bargain is 0693151) on Lot 28. Con. 2, W. U. It. Bontiuck acresâ€"Durham six milesâ€"owner gone West and bouna to sell. Boar for Service. EXGIXEER for Howick, Wiugham. 8m Ml] LIGAN Palmerston or to W CAI DER, Durham. 1900. tf Farm for Sale I‘UI |‘I.Iv ‘v- - v-" __ very easy terms. Farm lands are bound to Increase in price nnd now is the tune to buy. ALSO uncle-Makes the collection of Note-a and Accounts, and it is a pretty bad chum that he cannot make some money out of no charge for his trouble If not collected. Ontario Land Surveyor.â€"-â€"â€" Ulvil and Drainage Engineer w-â€" .'rnper{y 0n (ieurge Street. l land In gum! lucation, 8 mue. will be sold on easy A. BUTTERS l’ricevil 1.1a