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urn/19$ )rome.tr. [In I my] howl time fobae -41. 'e Xmas. To 1%hl'll fur the Ill'."I 30 dove. ‘c a LOOK through Jon't forget that ye Coal Oil refined In , we will continue n Prices " to make 11 ordered for next we Reasonable " rho m sale eases, nts, &c ELEUD. dersei. ' o, ll kinds of your pick LDER. min i,,"t Ruben and at lankets. Sleigh Bells. . Cloves. Axes. Etc. 000 YATOR in Town. "pm! my Lulu! 'des r.------ Cal af l MacFARLANE tt GO Ch P, K. and Ocean Steamship tickets at Low- est Rates ! ! ! Cures Golds 'rrfti't"r * trt ' 339 t('e'rri:x _BIG It: 'ii', FLANNELETTES oy We ha ve a good line from 3“ ik up to 10e. For a very ,3 heavy twill, 32-in wide, our ‘1'" 7e tianneletto is a bargain. 52* BOOTS & SHOES It Dor't forget to start the ' venr right by using SAMBA ' CEYLO TEA, black or mixed ' at 25c, ilk. 40e a lb. and half u lb. packets. We sell it. We ' also sell the best 250 JAPAN n. TEA in town. tr' TEA in town. " _ t DON'T FORGET TO CALL! t I: t BEAN a co t g iiptutsetsgse4se4a4selfhifse4selMe nwou Heavy Double Fold Dress Goods, 18e, 200 and 25e a yard. Fancy Figured DRESS goods, 40-in wide, 25e a Yap). , " I Black Figured Lnstres, 30e and 35e a yard. Heavy Plain Black law. tre, 50e a yard. We always carry Sterl- ing Bros. hand-made boots and shoes for Men, Women. Boys and girls. They ean't be beat m quality or price. SHELF OIL CLOTH a yard. Toilet SOAPS from 2e cake up. LADIES’ BLACK WOOL MITTS 25 CN. A PAIR Best Table OIL CLOTH. 45.in wide, 2peapyEtis, rs, R. MacGARLANE, Jr. Agent, DURHAM. SH ELF ( And all affections of the Throat and Lungs follow- ng La Gripper. DRUGGtrm4 AND mama“, Carr's COUGH CURE DURHAM UPPER TOWN Durham, Ont Metnnits--MrAtueem-That tther ex- amining the roll we find that the voters' list an issued Ivy the clerk in correct according to the assessment roll. Carried. Councillor McInnis reported that his attention had been called to the unsafe condition of the bridge at lot 12, con. crssion 15 and 16. and ask that pro- vision he made to have a bridge built if considered necessary. Mcrnnu---Sharp-That the auditors‘ report as presented lm accepted, and the auditors' he paid the amouut'W cach, and the clerk have 300 copies of Mid report printed on the best terms possible and have them ready at. next meeting. Carried. Hwstie--McQueen-That forgoing PP- port be received and action he deferred till spring opens. Carried. MeInnin--NeQueeu---That the assess- ment roll be laid on the table to as. certain if the tttatetuettta tmule that certain ratepayers had no vote at last. municipal election are correct. carried. was deferred being filed till next sion of council, w' _ By-law No. 111 for appointment of pathmastrrs peed the usutl reading! was signed, sealed, etc. By-law No. 112 for appointing pound keepers and fence viewers received its first reading. but Bharp--McOteen-Th,at forgoing H‘- port be adopted and 81 cost of search be paid. Curried. Mctuiiltr-McGteen--Thnt 1%u. Wil. der be paid $12 for suppm't of w. Wil- liams from Dec. 15m. 1898 to Feb. 18th, 1890. Carried, MeInttis--Matueen--Tttnt 0. Manage be paid $9, balance cf printing account. and $3 for Fin. Statements. Carried. Councillor Hustie reported every- thing satisfactory re Treasnrer'ts le- curities. Cost of search " T Council met. February 10th. Minutes confirmed. _ Hastie--Melnnis-That a grant, of so " aid be given to Chas. Kerr who is ill. Carried. Mt0nis--Htustie--That we ptocetid.to elect an assessor by "allot-the first one receiving a majority vote to he declpued elected. Carried. By-law No. 113 to appoint an assessor passed the usual readings. The niune of Jas. Swanshm was inserted therein, was Signed, sealed, etc. e Mr. Jas. Swanston upon the titst, yote was elected. I Nclnnis-Sharp-That D. Allan 1w pml $31.40 I'vgislrntinn fees for record ing w, births. 23 marriages and 30 deaths at 20cr each. Carried. Mcluuis-, 11astie-That Reeve, Mc- Queen and the Mover he a conunittee to meet with the representatives from An thur council to have “mum's relating to statute labor and road iuprovts ment ndjustml on \Vedhesdny. 22nd March. at 2 p. "L, at the Coyne House, Mount Forest. Curried. . Councillor McQueen reported that he employed D. McPhee to put the road at lot 19. concession c, and ti, in a. safe state for travel at a t?trtit of b3. Hastie--Mcrrutis -That the forgoing report he pdoptert and order granted. Catwied. Resolved that the following accounts be paid '. T. R. Tribe, support, to Mrs. Linnel. 82: H. Ham, expl-vss charges. 40c; Wm. Jiles, "penning road, 82: D. MeLachhsn, opening mud. $1250; w. Kirkness. repairing bridge. 81 l Muni- cipal World, 6 onpies. 85; t'ouneillor Mclnnis. telephoning. 15c. The council met, Feb. 6th pursuant to adjournment. All the members pre- sent. The reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. Communications read as follows'. C. Haulage. Wm. Irwin and C. W. Rut- ledge, tenders for printing; A. Bell. Jno. McDonald, R. Milsap and Thus. Cook, applications for the office of ”senor; U. Ramage, account, for printing; the. Auditors', their report the Committee on treasawer's securities report on the same. McInuite-shavp-1-That we adjourn to meet Monday, Tith March for general business. Carried, wiaiauuss--Mcoutnel--That U. Ran!- ngo be paid the sum of $13.70, being the amount of his account forprinting, Carried. amount of his account formrinting, Carried. Lamb-McMillan-That the auditors report" re-audited by this council he adopted and that 200 copies of the same be printéd for distribdtion, and that the nuditorshepaid $7 each for their service. Carried. Lunb--Mccatanei--Thst the report on trssaerurerU securities ho adopted and engrossed on minutes, and that the committee he paid $1 each for their Ion-vice. Carried. Mccannei-aviluamtr-/rtu" George Mathews bepaid $7.15 for 61 cords of green wood, and Wm. Bill $1.25 for one cord of green wood, all for James Dillon. Carried. wimame-Mccanne1---That the pub- sher of tho Chronicle he given the township printing for Ig09, his being the lowest tender. Carried. MeMuhut--Me0utne1 -.That Thomas Lauder he paid $1.40 for registration of Deed re McCormiek's deviation, aka] BOREIONT COUNCIL. GLENELG COUNCIL. D. ALLAN, Clerk. Ses- Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of 'of Ontario 1897 notice is hereby given thatal1 person or persons having' claims or accounts against the said Petey Clark Moody are to send by uni! postage ple- paid or to deliver it, to Robert Oumsrun Kllgour. at his ofliee in the town‘of Mr. Forest, in the County of Wellington, Solicitor for Colin McMillan of said Township of Egvetuont the Executor of the said deceased, on or before the their Christian ttttttvm, surnames. ad- dresses, and description, and parLiculzu-s with proof of their claims, sttttetttetMs. and uccuunta and the natule of the se. curity (if any) held by them. And fur ther take notice. that after the said Ily h d iy of March A. D. 1899 the said Ex. eculm' of the said Estate will prdeeezl to distribute the assets of the said estate. mnong the, persons entitled thereto, 1vav- ing regard only to such claims of which notice has huh received, and the suit! Execumr Will not be responsible for the assets ot' any part thevenf so distributed to any persnn of whose claim 11min shall nut. have been l'ereivenl at the tinn- of such distt.ilrutirm. By-law 384 appointing A. Bell as us- nesmr. and hy-lnw 385 appointing town. ship ofBrers wu passed and ordered to he signed, sealed and engrossed on by- law hook. and the council adjourned to April 10th nt 10 a. m. . In the matter of the Estate of Peter Clark Moody, late of the Township of fi'grenurnt, in Me County of Grey, Yeoman. Dreamed. McMillan-Lamb-That the clerk be paid $10 on salary. F MeCnnne1--McMiuan--That the Mani. cipal World he paid 81 for tiuditori stamp and pad, as required by law. and that 50c he paid as aprons charges on assessment rolls and other' form. Cnrriod. l5th Day of MARCH, A. D., l899. McMillan - McCunnel - That each member of the council he provided with " copy of the Municipal World for their guidance in municipal iuatters. Curried. Carried. 75c for searches re treasurer“: securities. Lamtr-MeMi1un--That collector for ward 3 he refunded $1.86 land taxes paid on behalf of Miss Flynn. Carried. Dated at, Mount Forest. the Nb d of February A. D. 1800. A great change in the weather the last week, a thaw alter an extreme cold spell makes a big change. Sickness and death here lately more than usual. The family of the late Murty Egan that died last July and 1 which was noted in the Review, has been sorely aftlieted lately. The old in rm was in possession since Mr Egan's deathot Jets. Egan, aged 32, and Ed wad Egan, aged 21, his sons Mrs. Egan, the widow and two girls Bur, Lt Grippe set in accompanied by other diseases, and in a few days two corpses lay in the house. The bodies of Jas and Edward were both buried on Thursday 16th at the R. C. church, in South Proton, and at the same time the mother is not expected to live, and " I write there is not much change in hereondition. Edward was the first to complain and was sick for nearly two weeks, bat it was thought not to be serious till near the last. Jae. was at Markdale on the 6th and 7th, he came home apparently well, but the 8th he complained of not being well, and on Thursday 9th he sent for s Dr. but of no avail, he died on Monday 13 _tlicrt early Wednesday morning 15th Edward was no more. They were both steady young men and highly re spected. The funeral was verv large and Rev. Mr. Cote of Dundalk omeict. ed and paid a very fine tribute of worth to these two departed young men. The friends that survive have the sympathy of all the people through- out Proton: It was a sad sight to see the two hearses leave the house at the same time, where only a few days before the occupants were two robust young men Notice to Creditiors. Mr. A H. Burnet has also had his trials, some few days ago he teeeived a call to visit his oldest sister in the States, who was not expected to live long. He made a few days visit and left for home thinking that she was getting better, and as he stopped off to see a sister living near Hamilton he received atelegmm to return to the States as the sick sister was dead, He has now arrived home to find his son's Wife in a very low state, but we think improving. Amongst the other sick here is the Russell family, Ainsworth Jaek's fam, ily and J. MeArdle all complaining with La Grippe, butl hear are getting better. One ot our young men John Richard son Jr., is away up in Huron Co. and rumor says he will bring a wife horn.- WOOD Mr. Jae. Dingwell is rejoicing over be birth of a son. REVIEW OFFICE tt. O. KILGO'L'R. Solicitor for the Executor. HOPEVILLE. J. S. BLACK. Clerk. Wanted on SIN- scription at the TOM. m Mr. Nimmo, organizer for the Sons of Scotland, is in town this week in the interests of that order and has tsecured some new members. A SEPARATE PAwrt---Mr. Tucker, the Patron member. is not at all pleased with the manner in which he has been adopted wholesale by the Conservatives. "I am u. Patron" says Mr. Tucker, "and not a. Conservative. I lieiong to neither party, and am as much a Liberal as a Conservative," 4-Tou ScALtrg.--The Edge Hill scale: have been secured and will now he in position. They were procured through our local hardware man, Mr. W. Black. Hamilton hotelkeepurs tiied to raise the price of whiskey from 50t010ca glass, but the attempt. only listed one week. It is expected the matter will he again taken up by the Provincial Lit-ens- ed Hotelkeepers' Protective Association. with a view to make it general over the province. Lm'rt'ar. ON HoLcasn.--Ttie. lecture on Holland announced for the Metho- dist , church, February 9th had to he. postponed on account, of the extreme <9verity of the weather. The lecture will likely take place soon, when it is hoped weather conditions will nut ‘in- terfete with the desire to hear this fine lecture. . . _ AT Lum-County Council minutes finished this week. The discussions were of much interest and we did not like.to condense. _ . Fon buTa.--Seve.rttl good, raw. home- made cutters. Will be sold t heap. Ap- ply to R. MacFarlane. Sr. The death of Mr. Geo. Keefer, Flekh- ermn. removes a well known figme in this county. He died on Friday last, aged 70, In religion he opported Meo thodistdoctrinos, in politics was a life- long Liberal. He leaves a widow, tour. mus and three daughtevsras chief mourners. One of the sons is Rev. Robert Keefer, of the Methodist vhurch, Mildnmy. -The provincial elections. in New Brunswick have resulted in an over- whelming victory for the government which has 40 seats, Opposition 4, In dependent 2. Mr. Geo. E. Foster ipent some time there as did also Hon. ily. Blair, Minister of Railways, and their presence gave the contest " coloring of Dominion Party lines, which makes the result amount to a great Liberal victory. WEs-T . HURON. Holmes, the Liberal candi- date was elected in W. Huron on Tuesday by 73 majority. this in a constituency usually Conservative, is a Great Liber- Victory. The Bentinck Council met at Elm. wood on Monday, the 13th ot Feb “embers present: Messrs Brown, Ad lam. Leslie, and Hastie. The reeve was absent on account of severe sick ness. Mr. Brown was appointed chair- man in his absence. Minutes of Jan. meeting read and passed. The committee on treasurer's sure ties reported the same good and satis factory. The auditors presented their report for 1898, which on examination was ordered to be received and 200 copies thereof printed and the auditors paid their sa ary of 88 each. Applications for the office of assessor were received from John Black. D. McKinnon and J. H. McMahon. John Black was appointed at a salary of 880 for all services as assesser. The offer of J. Mitchell, of the Poet for township printing at same furareis as last year was accepted. Mr. Leslie reported having made re- pairs to culvert on Durham Road, lot M,-repott received and he was paid 81 for his services, The a plicatien of Knechtel Furni- tare Co. gr leave to lay a sewer along certain streets in Hanover, was re. ceived and granted Councillor Brown and Collector Me Dougall were ap inted a committee to call on Thar. Bacon as to right at gaffer a deviation round Hutton's il . Eggs. per dor. .'. Chickens. [er pal: Ducks " "turkeys, per lb . Geese. per lb Indus. Iver cwt .., ‘nlfwkins ... ... Sheepskins ... ... Ray, per ton ... “raw. " ... .. Potatora, per bag Applu. per bog " y Iuow"t per lb ... '."nttter per tty, Thu, ... " Roll BENTINCK COUNCIL. Additional Locals (To be Continued.) BUB ...... on. r bull's! .r'. " ... " C'. er cwt . ... glib ... ... Thu, .'.". 'i.'. Roll ... pg], ... b ... ... _.-un ... o00to 75 to 68 to O 35 h 0 65 to 0 28 to 6 00 to 4 10 to 10 to " to 0 12 to 12 to 14 to 600to o06to 005 Troto 700 Mto 80 0 18 18 " 5n " tiinteil There are a great mumber of people who are suffering from .. CmL- BLAINE" and who do not know that we have a 'Utaaranteed " cure for that complaint, bat we want every- one to know it. Don't think that because you may have already tried a number of other preparations, and they have failed to cure, that ours will. (We have never had a complaint from any of thoso who have used it). _ Give our a trial and if it does not do what we claim, we will gladly refund you your money.', . This is just the time of year they are the most troublesome, so get a bottle atonce. PRICE 25e. Put ttil only by JAS. R. GUN DRUGGIST Calder's Block, DURHAM Terms moderate. Arrangements for salon. as to dates. &c. mud. be [mule m The Review omee. Dmhnm. (Burl-es- pondence addressed there or to ITt ville P. 0. will he promptly amen ed to. Terms on applications to D. IcPHAIL, Hopeville P. o. or to C. RA'AGE. Durham. Residence -HOPEV I LLE. '" most successful. - They look ahead and plan what is best for their future, with this object in view get a 1i'xIarrNorgAtg-HoPgrtstr--At the mid- ence of M. Scott. Pricevillv. Feb. 14 by Rev, J. A. Mattteoon, Noel Faking- ham. to Mum-brat Ann Hopkins all of ONTARIO. This institution is the leading school of its kind in the Dominion. The busi- ness course is by tar the most thorough and otnnprehensive in Canada. It has also an unequalled Shorthand course. Send for Annual Announcement con- taining full particulars. c. A. FLEMING, Principal, Owen Sound, Ont. ---- _---------- fl BORN. -- - _ --- s'Mrrrs.--rn Bentinck. on the 25th Jan. the wife ot Donald A. Smith of a son. tsirTH.---rtt Glenelg. on the 4th Feb, the wife of Michael Smith of a daughter. FLAYAoAN.--In Bentinck. on the 12th inst.. the wife of Wm. Flanagan of a daughter. BEArrtm.--At Sidney. N D. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scatter a daughter. AmrrrN---gomrtrroN-At the midem. of the bride’s parents by Rev. Mr. Jansen, Mr. John Aunlin of Rernoid, N. D. to Miss E. Bell Johnston of Durham. AT------ Fo-..--" Glenda on Sundny. 19. inst. Mrs, And. Fogsrty aged about G. I. R. Ticket Agent and Can. Express Money Order Agent. I; McPHAIL INFALLIBLE CHILBLAIN CURE USEFUL AND MONEY. MAKING EDUCATION. 'AR-SEEING ptople_are .th.e OWEN SOUND MARRIED. "ttttttEm. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Grey. TORONTO _.' M tF' arllane's ht Wheels 59%. We Sell all kinds at all prices. Also a Full Line of WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. and _ STERLING SILVER NOVELTIFB. “Call and see for yourself. “Prices are sight. of; Time ll go Round 3"..-40.‘ England * Russia At each others throats would prohahl raise the prices, ',',,1,t,/li'd": The [hoover Conveynneer offert: the following bargains: TEASDALE Emu; lot 30, con. 2, W.G. R. Bentinck. Will sell this tine 100 acres for but little more than was paid a few years ago belore Mr. easdalc built on it a large brick dwelling which he says cost ttooo. Hosmcu FARM; at anlash. about 97 acres. good building, close to Post omee, Store. Church and School. Will sell at a great bargain or trade. “mm EIDE Paras, township of Holland good form in German tsettlement. Will sell cheap or exchange. Con- tains 100 acres well improved. A 100 Acme FARM in Bentinek, pretty good lot, at say 8850 should bring i ti200. Who speaks first? HOUSE AND LOT at Allan Park, to be given away. comfortable dwelling, good stable 's. Money tn loan at 5 per cert. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. Ocean Tickets for sale. Debts collected, all business attended to quickly and promptly. Al. Jr. Miller. rs Jfanoxrer Gonveyancer, Rheumatism ' llpppix Band. Dinner 8 ilediUttd lad-- Servant (gal Ugly. The ancient clock did in beer-rl old enough wrest. Its going quuljtigs hug Wt do the trade in I" run. lines! Tempe} Saver. We have them for 63.50. You an an time and worry by buying one. 571 St. PATRICK STREET, OTTAWA. July .%st, 1Mt0. To the Phrmwlim' Meduirw Co., Ltd. Ottawa. Out. mmtraeamtt.--Aht the advice of a friend tried one hunk-of ynurfmnnup rheumatic remedy. Phtenolinv. mm In my :,'",g','ii,'t' it cured me at vheumatism, flom w ichl have suffered for many yenrs. Workmanship Unsurpassed Fine Choice in Vulluc. Grips. lam l have tried awn-ml remedies fot rht-u- tnnti-sm, some of which did um at curtain amount of good. hut nothing that I have taken has done an tum-h fur mo its your Phrenoiine, and I have much plea: num in recommending ir In other tad. fem. For sale by ti. PARKER. Durham. . . Will now buy a Seven Jeweled Wnllhnm ur Elgin Watch in Nickle Nerew Case. We have Seven- teen Jeweled Waltham. at prim never offered before. CALL & SEE OUR - It also cured men! dysxtepsiu, from which] was suffering ttt t w time, m- what, I feel now like a new man. We Bundle everything in the Burne- line, " right prices. Heavy t Light Harness qugm very H. H. MILLER 'oura very truly. _ (Signed) JAMES CARROLL, Foreman ol 1Vorkm Rideau canal. W. A. McFARLANE Next to Bank. y $5 BILL! TO SUIT YOU. s mom: ttalitiett have want 3 good Clock & th LEAVENS W Bites, Whips, da., da. Collars, Pads. DI'RHAM. ONT. _.-- A Bl